PAGE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1970 IIIanrti^Bti^r ^tn^ntng U m ld Average Dally *Net Press RUn For Tlie Wedc Bnaed The Weather ■\ . : June 27, 1980 use of the pools be restricted Fair, quite coc^ again to­ EHrectors Hear to town residents only. night; tow near 60. Tomorrow About Town moatly aunny, mild; high about Manchester Chapter, IMs- A fourth man questioned the 15,610 Comments On need for retaining the Griswold 80. Friday — partly cloudy abled American Verterans, and Warm. its auxiliary will sponsor a hot- Police, Pools Ehigineerlng Co. fo rpreparing BITUMINOUS Manchester——A City of Village Charm engineering reports on water: dog roast tonight at the Rocky needs. He recommended using Hill Veterans Hospital. Those How maany police cruisers VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 260 (THm'TY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) qualified town personnel for the MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 (Olaaaifled Advartlolng on Page IS) PRICE TEN CENTS planning to assist are remind­ should be dispatched to the work. DRIVEWAYS ed to be at the hospital by S :30. Paridng Areas e Oas Stations • Basketball OoUrts scene of an accident? One, two And a woman complained of I* Now Booking for Sommer Work The auxiliary will have its re­ -—how mahy? gular meeting tomorrow at 7:30 squeaWig wheels of garbage PLACE YOUB ORBER NOW BECSAB8B OF A p.m. at the ViFW Home. A Manchester reisdent claims trucks as they stop to make : PRICE INCREASE SOON that too many are being sent. pickups. AU Work PersonaUy Supervised. We Are 1#8% Insured. Babhidge Appearing at a Board of Direc­ Massive Offensive Manchester WAT6S will have tors’ comment session this a business meeting tonight at morning, he said police cruisers DeMAIO BROTHERS Serves HEW the Itallan-Amerlcan Club, Bl- could better be out patrolling Night’s RainfaU Manson’s Newspaper 643-7691 Part-Time drldge St. Weighing in will be the town than reporting need­ Totals .31 Inches from 7 to 8. lessly to the scene of an acci­ Launehed by U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) -J/i President Homer D. Bab- dent. A downpour last night at 1st Lit. Qlen A. Barrick, hus- bidge of the University of Today’s comment session was about 10:30 . and steady ■ light bimd of the former Ann Jeiffrles, manned by Mayor Nathan Connecticut has taken him­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Agostinelli,! Deputy Mayor Da­ rain through the night dumped self out of consideration for Jeffries of 47 Oalaxy Dr., re­ On Laotian Border the post of assistant secre­ vid Odegard, Board Secretary .31 inches on Manchester, ^ all swimming pools i^ueed! 4 * Leads to Jailing of Counsel cently received the U.8. Com- James Farr and Donald Wells, drenching the town lor the first (AP)—^The United States and South Viet- tary for education, for "per­ sonal reasons," the White mendatloa Medsd at Ramsteln all Republicans. time ih two and a half weeks. nam are wapng a massive air and ground offensive AB, Oermafly. He was decorat­ $2.88...... now $2.00 £ House said Tuesday. By UNDA DEUT80H ed for meritorious service as an Swimming pools came in for During the entire month of M IIS. ifr? Laotian border trying to block one complaint and one recom­ But the Department of Aaaociatod Press Writer information officer at Cigll 'AIB, July, only .91 inches of rain fell $5.88...... now $4i4)0 g North Vietnamese troops and air supplies destined for Health, Education and Wel­ Turkey. mendation. in town, according to records South Vietnam and Cambodia. ,, LOS ANGELES (AP)— A man complained that the fare says Babbldge wlU serve kept by the’ Town Water Depart­ g 5418 boats...... now $4J0 9 The South Vietnamese com­ during August as a consul­ A defense attorney is Martius Li. Elmore, acting dir­ swimming pools are being used ment, far below the anticipated mand announced that several spending three nights in after they have been officiaily average of 4.02 Inches. Before to­ tant on higher education. ector of the Manchester Com­ TJ C T H d s w * .o o thousand troops from Its 1st and His pay will be $136 .a day. the same jail as Charles munity College film center, will closed. Mentioning Globe Hol­ day the last measurable rainfall ^ eh.?* M. I / U f I ' " a 2nd infantry divisions and a ma- low Swimming Pool specifical­ recorded at Porter Reservoir Babbldge had said last M. Manson, the shaggy- present “An Evening of Brief rine brigade were conducting month that he wouldn’t ac­ haired clan leader who Films," tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. ly, he complained of excessive Was on July 17. ^ y YS V f- f- ^ "several operations” along the noise, after hours, and recom­ ’Two power failures occurred cept any post with the fed­ briefly halted the Sharon at the ynitarian-Universallst ■ ■ ■ '■ fl'I'f/l/cJfl/ border from the demUitarized eral government that would Society of Manchester Meeting mended police patrol of all the on Forest St. last night between ^ zone to points southwest of Da i Tate murder trial by flash­ pools. require him to leave full time ing at the jury a newspa­ House, 466 Main St. The pro­ 2 and 4 a.m., neither related to work at the University of gram is the third in the society’s Another man recommended the storm. Hartford Electric I p filll I 1 / f l t^CUtlUOdlCl other sources reported that per headline reading: Connecticut. But he did say summer series. A discussion will an Identification system for Light Co. officials indicated the U.S. B62 bombing strikes In the “Manson Guilty, Nixon De­ town users of the swimming he would be available as a follow the film. The event is power loss was caused by a NEIAR SKOUN, Cambodia Laotian panhandle had been In- part Ume consultant. clares.’’ open to the public. pools. He recommended that blown fuse. (AP)—Any doubts that U.S. air tenslfled during the past few The university’s board of The trial judge ruled attorney power has been committed to trustees also issued a state­ Daye Shinn committed "a will­ saving Cambodian battalions In ^ si»kesmM said the ground ment at that time saying ful and deliberate contempt” of — operations had produced no sig- Babbidge’s services were court by leaving the paper with­ .Vk yet, probably needed full time In Connec­ in Manstm’a reach at the coun­ swept asidee today V by w seven because the monsoon rains In ticut. sel table. Shinn said he’d done it 5 American war planes. Laos have slowed North Viet­ White House Press Secre­ ( by mistake. The air controller on the namese activity. Manson’s move came 'Dies- ground was a U.S. Special tary Ronald L. Ziegler said Sources said the South Vlet- discussions with Babbldge day after Superior Court Judge GREAT APPLIANCES & Forces—trained Cambodian offi- F o r Her Dedication . J. . . namese command had no hadn't reached the point Charles H. Older denied without cer whose redlo technique and immediate plans to send large "where the post was offered comment a defense motion for a Mrs. Vickie Poharskie of 339 Oakland St. examines plaque she received recent­ ‘"to ^ became and then refused.” But he mistrial based on Nixon’s state­ ly from the Mansfield State Training School, presented by Francis Kelly, su­ ^ " “ «d States fears that did say Babbldge had been ment—later withdrawn—that perintendent, for her work in raising money and in collecting toys and other dlan troops tp r^ to drive away might disturb preliminary over- under consideration for the Manson was guilty directly or items for the school. Mrs. Poharski and a number of her co-workers at Pratt a l^ e Viet Cong and North tures now under way between past, and the preliminary indirectly of eight murders. TV VALUES talks had been goin^ on. Defense attorneys said later and Whitney Division of United Aircraft in East Hartford donated $2,500 to government an^me fi the school as well as a motorized wheelchair after a year’s campaign. Mrs. Po­ four miles to the key road inter- Pathet Lao / they would consider a further section of the district capital at * ' mlstriad motion based on their harski, who works in the packaging department at PWA, accepted the award Skoun were caught in flreflght r,., sources-sald some 40 contention that the jury has at a dinner at Mansfield, attended by about 40 of her co-workers. early today. They sent out ur- been "tainted’’ by exposure to Save More Than Ever Before gent calls for air support. (ivnr+h vi |**'*”*^ night on Edict May Nixon’s statements, made . to Hartford Ipke., Rockville; Linda Hie first to arrive were a U.S. ■ newsmen in Denver Monday. Manchester K. Carroll, Colchester; Edward Hospital Phone (NOT A PROMISE — A GUARANTEE) OVIO reconnaissance plane and ^ >Onh trail In “This is a massive kind of E. Clough, RED 2, 202 Center a South Vietnamese transport ^ Cambo- Halt Flow prejudice,” said Paul Fitzger­ Hospital Notes Rd., Vernon; Rosemarie A. De- The. telephone nuni'ber for bristling with minlguns. As the onn ald, attorney for Patricia Kren- steph, 304 Colonial Rd., Bolton; Manchester Memorial Hospi­ G A M E TIM E South Vietnamese plane pulled boon « i said there has winkel, 22, one of four defend­ tal was changed a few VISITING HpPBS John Dldocclo Sr., 20 Fulton S Y L S ^ I A off target with Its ammunlUonam m iLuon " ^ I c a n t acUvlty" In Of Nerve Gas ants charged with killing Miss Rd.; Sonia Garcia, 'West Willing- months ago, but too late to spent, thU correspondent, who since July 1 and . o there Jhitenuedlate Care Semi- be listed correcUy in the new Tate and six others a yettr ago. ton; Howard A. Haberem, 105 has heard hundreds of air vietn*^ MACON, Ga. ((AP)a p ) — Ma;Mayor fitvate, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. phone books. ‘The hospital He added; “What we want to • pjn.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Homestead St. strikes called In South Vietnam ^ t T h o m r^ said today. he / analyze Is what would happen If Also, Richard M. Hawley, number Is 646-1222. go into Laos to hit supply will seek a federal court injunc­ ! I p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. listened as the Cambodian of- areas.’ such a motion were granted. IPedlatrics: Parents allowed Cornwall Dr., Coventry; Martin 30% MORE fleetr said on the radio that tion to halt a scheduled rail Would it be humanly possible to any time except noon-2 p.m.; Huber, 77 Sunset Ter., Wapplng; South St., Rockville; a daugh­ more air strikes were needed to Some American troops are In- shipment of nerve gas at the find a jury that hadn’t been others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Manuel Inguanzo, Hartford; ter to Mr. and' Mrs. Jocquin EFFICIENT break down enemy strong points. the ground offensive Macon city limits. (tainted by publicity?’’ Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Deborah G. Knowles, 370 Amaral, 163 Oak St. The AmeriPAn niint In ^ough the bulk of the force is “ e*®® falls, the mayor Main St., Judy M. La- ON RUfiS Older said that since Nlxon’a 4 p.m.-8 p.m. DISCHARGED YBJS’TERDAY; O^o Vietnamese. Troops of the ®®f^. he wiU have aU 200 city po- remarks were made he had or- A Intensive Care and Coronary Boy, WllHmantic; Andrew N. Mrs. Caroline Pelletier, 147 Ben­ OVIO Code named ‘^usUc Zero u.S. 196th Ught Infantry firi- Hcemen halt the train and Eight,” said in a Midwestern ac- g ^ e wwe attacked early today “ • dred special precautions to Care: Immediate family only, LaPenta, 66 Wedgewood Dr.; ton St.; Mrs. ’Theresa R. Scola, (W e Promise nnnt. ’ «.;r"„------ac- grade Were attacked early today ' protect jurors from exposure to Mrs. Julia C. Matre, 113 W. Cen­ n ^ *'®* toe Kham Due artUlery baM anytime, limited to five min- Glastonbury; Mrs. Leah K. YouK Like Cambodian aircraft, -- - ^ 'Hiompoon said the injunction the news reports. He had win­ ntea. ter St.; Mrs. Doris M. Mor­ we wUl 13 miles from the border. timer, East Hartford; Albert A. Avery, East Hartford; Mrs. Ger­ The Price) call in our own. would be sought on grounds that dows made opaque on buses Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.in.- trude B. Sluta, 206 Buckland C O LOR T V Thlrtv miniitCharles Manson seemed self-assured even in this photo after his arrest in winter. (AP Photofax) Joseph Reader, Meadows Con­ Rd., Wapplng; Gerald Bennett ENJOY THE NEW SHOWS, fall FlOO ordered their access to tele­ p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and Jr., Gilead Rd,,‘Andover; John '?etoamese sappemr - blasted------road traclX- “''sr w whichwWcTtte the traintJ ^ phones, radio and television sus­ tM p.m.-8 p.m. valescent Home; Mrs. Antonia sports, specials and news reporting Ing pattern. their way to the base perimeter, Is to be routed kto poor and that M. Roy, 11 Oakland St. H. Walrath, 11% Walnut St. The Cambodian officer pended. Age Limits: 18 In maternity, Also, Lawrience H. ’Tracy, 96 on this superb Sylvania Color TV. I. .a '''"® “''reering a two-hour fight in the possibility of a disaster is “I’m satisfied there has been 12 In other areas, no limit in Also, Mrs. Audrey H. Somers, Has the largest screen available asked If the sMkes were In dl- which 16 North Vietnamese and greateTlf the train g o e s ^ ^ J J 36 Barry Rd.; Harry C. Straw, Wells St.; Mrs. Bbe C. Rodel- reel support of his troops or two Americans were reported Macon. ^ no exposure,’’ he said. U self-service. Box Mt. Dr., Vernon; Arthur L. 11, 97 Hublard Dr., Vernon; Ja­ (295 sq. in.). The ultra-reliable were bombing Communist sup- killed and 14 Americans wound- -m, * v Press Vocal on Nixon ’s Tongue Shinn, attorney for Susan At­ GENERAL ELECTRIC PORTABLE TV kins, 21, was the third defender nie administration reminds ’Turner, 906 Tolland Tpke.; cob Neubauer, 63 Summer St.; Gibraltar'*’’'^ chassis. High-fidelity ply lines leading to South Viet- ed. Ught material damage also Airoy has announced that Bernard J. VonHone Sr., 82 D ^lel Donofrio, 44 Grandview nam, as Washingtem Insists wasa reported.rATvni-toH “ to" niove 28 freight cars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he was speaking extemporane- and the public’s rig^t to know porting generally Richard M. jailed In the past week. visitors that with construction sound from a 7" oval speaker. In­ 42 square inch picture under way, parking space Is Walker St.; Thaddeus P. St.'; Richard W. Bedor, 106 Scott stant ColorTJ^ provides picture and American bombers here are It was the first serious attack 'I!!? obsolete nerve gas jjawsDaner editorial reaction °“®'y o" problems of law and about a major crime. Nixon blundered Into one of the Ronald Hughes, representing Wojclk Jr., 59 Jan Dr., Hebron. Dr.,. Vernon, and George W. Fold down antenna allows SPORT FANS Mily doing. on Kham Due since the base Anniston, Ala. A sampling of the editorial most Incredible statements ever limited. Visitors are asked tn sound in less than 5 second.s. tuck-a-way convenience ■TTUsYrdirAcf ______was reopened tlmTe w^L Y^ Point, N^ons remark on order. comment follows: made by a president. As presl- (See Page Twelve) bear with the hospital whUe the BIRTHS YEJS’TERDAY: A Schambach, 866 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. Complete solid state tuning, Ttus is direct support for my . », j ® N.C., for disposal In the Atlan- "murder defendant Charles Man- Assessments of ‘—*■*—*■incident — > *0 support the border opera- x,. ~ m me Auan- ______^ ___ ley Sutherland, Hickory Dr., Also, Robert C. Taylor, West ^ 4 4 9 ® * WITH AFT dlan officer replied. tlons. The base had been aban- simply self-evident that if the President carelessly as the anonymous Wllllngton; Mrs. Georgina J. better performance the train south of AUanta. goofed" to the view that Nixon of the United States pubUcly man-on-the-street without endan Hebron; a daughter to Mr. and IN A WALNUT All channel UHF/VHF reception On the flrot pass, the FiOO ‘‘°"®“ !"°‘‘® y«ars ago Patients Today: 231 Mrs. Robert G. Smith, 113 Re­ Castagna, Hebron Rd., Bolton; *73 flew at h-AAto,,,__ . under , heavv , North „ under VlAtnorY,o=A heavy North mrougn Vietnameie Macon, ba^“ .f ^ ““ undered Into one-of the most states his belief that an accused gering the very values he Is G flew at tree-top level and pressure. viemamese through Athens, Ga. ‘os®^! ethical blunder." incredible statements ----- e •* ADMITTED YESTERDAY; gan Rd., Vernon; a daughter to Mrs. Barbara A. ColletU, 19 WOOD CARINET ever man is guilty, then that man trying to preserve.” Minneapolis Madison St.; Mrs. David Wich- MANCHESTER STORE ONLY pped snake-eyes bombs- ^j.s. ground forces also TTiqmpson said Tuesday he ^ sampling of editorial opln- mademade by by aa president." president.” an unfair burden In trying CSiicago Tribune: “Mr. Nixon Harold C. Belcher, 13 Walker Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shorrock, 280-pounde>r8 with air brakes de- St.; Robert Bohardik, 23 Nyc RFD 3, Coventry; a son to Mr. man and son, 40 Lexington Dr.; veiooAd tnr VI t » ported killing 33 North Viet- would would erect erect a a barricade barricade at at the the from from around around the me nation nation Most of the newspapers com- to defend his iimocence before a has belately learned of a rule St.; Gregory J. Burke, 1238 and Mrs. Max Cosman, 276 Mrs. Richard Eberle and daugh­ atta^lne- nir r namese and Viet Cong soldiers <=ity limits to halt the train. But showed the President’s remarks rnenUng on the cane took issue jury.” which aU presidents would do Fire O aim s ter, N. River Rd., Coventry. DIAL-A-MATIC— THE FIRST as in three small clashes Tuesday he said today he did not want to variously viewed as a “serious with the President’s criUclsm of New York Dally News: “The well to keep always in mind: .L*® before releasing, points 8 to 69 miles southeast build a barricade that might ®hP-” u "serious faux pas,” “a press coverage of the Sharon President fell vdeUm to Mur- When In doubt don’t say any mus Insuring maximum accura- of Da Nan-. No American cas- wreck the train. gross error” and “a lapsus Un “Tate murder ...... trial in...... Los An- phy’s law: If anything can go thing . . . suggestions that re­ Lives of 11 COMPLETE CLEANER...... cy. gales, where Maiison is a de- wrong. It will. Murphy's Law strlctions bo placed on the news * ___ _ - A , ualUes were reported. These The mayor said he had in- VOTE FOR pirplAH^YYrt* turned lazy clashes occurred considerably formed the Army of his plans Nixon’s comment, later re- fendant. catches up wita us all from time media are absurd when the MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) circles and based on Informs- to the east of the border offen- but had______received no response. tracted, that Manson “was Severed editorials emphasized to time ...an obvious verbal highest executive officers In the T'?‘*,'^®” *"°®I PLAZA DEPT. STORE Uem from the ground controller, sive. “I’ve requested that it be re- E"Hty, directly or Indirectly, of painstaking effort made by slip." nation convey the impression ^®^ ® “'f* (We Have A Notion To Please) JOE 250% More Power With Tools (See Page Two) eight murders without reason, the press to protect both the in- Detroit Free Press: “The that they have prejudged de- ®wept a three-story building In E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) $ (See Page Thirteen) (See Page Two) was made In Denver Monday as dividual’s right to a fair trial President’s statement that his fendants who have yet to have "“wntown Minneapolie early to- OPEN WED., THCRS., FRI. till 9 DUFFEY For Tofal Cleaning Easily! ______'______prejudgment of Charles Manson their full day In court." was Inadvertent has to be ac- Afio^fn Pltalized In critical condiUem. BARRETTES, BOWS, HAIRBANDS, DEMOCRATIC cented Mr Nixon slmnlv AUanta Constitution. The officials said 11 othera CURLERS AND HAIRNETS 4 PRIMARY Cleans Even Shag & Indoor-Oufdoor Rugs! goofed We hope that with ^''®®‘*‘®"‘ simply blundered, escaped, one by climbing down 4 August 19, 1970 hls easy• • self-confidence • „® about I" * He’s human . . . This is not jthe j a rove strungsirung out fromirom a wln-wm- PLUS ALL NEW HAIRSTYLING 32 Lives Lost hls abllltv to talk off-the-cuff Instance where unguarded down on the top floor, Sponsored by Citizens nm amiity w> taiK on-tne-cun remarks by Mr. Nixon have em- The blaze apparenUv started ACCESSORIES ARE AT THE PLAZA for Duffey ,, barrassed mm. Both the Man- in a wooden outside stairway on S'A'A A A A A A A A A A A A A4 J Peter Richtmyer, Treas t ★★★★★★★★★★★ Chicago Sun Times: “In what ^ the My Lai trials the back, firemen said. The Hurricane Celia Damage Put at $300 Million we believe was an unjustified were put In question because of cause was not immediately Westinghouse rV^D^TTO /"ttrOTOmT rrs_ / a v-k\ presidential comment.’ known. The interior of the sec­ 151 CORPUS CHRISTT, Tex. (AP) attempt to scold the news media — Esfimates of damage neared for its coverage of the Manson Boston Globe: “It was ond and third floors was de­ isi.-.. stroyed but the first floor was $300 mllliora today in 'Texas’ murder trial and of crime re- (See Page Two) Coastal Bend vacation area In less seriously damaged. OOPS! OUR MISTAKE! 2-SPEED WASHER the wake Hurricane Celia. A preliminary loss estimate 'Ihe storm claimed 32 Uvea, 13 was put at $160,000 by Lee J. # 3 Water Temperatures In Texas. ------Union Activity Grows------Schoephoerster, Fire Depart­ Figures kept mounting on ment supervisor of investiga­ # Weigh-To-Save Door death and destruction from the tions. etfecta of Celia’s blows In the Teacher Strikes May Hit Larry Langsdorf, 46, who oc­ # Bleach Dispenser Corpus Cbristl area and north­ cupied a third-floor room, was westward Into Mexico, where Schools Throughout Nation asleep when the fire broke out. the storm finally beat Itself out “1 awoke and ameUed Tuesday. By WILLIAM J. WAUGH said Robert H. Chanln. NEA f'"®^®’” h® ®yNew Jersey with 14 state col- FMD A BETTER VALUE! were estimatad at nearly $60 er wattoute In toe P^t thre® , ^ PRICE INCLUDES: -epoxy Bonotd io For UnpxrwIUlod Correiien mlUlon. years th®r® have been 4M teach- ^ ^owdown. Rwlffanc* • . . liMvy 6aug* Unar . . . Maiiiva Intarlocling Unitiiad Staal Con- Winds ranged up to 160 miles er strlkes-nearly six Umes as interview. - . . Solid Stool 4” Width Upright, With Stool Top and Bottom Plato, (or per hour, the Weather Bureau many as there were in the pre­ BuUetin ^ o d Rloidity . . . Hoavy 6auga Staal Walli . . . All Staal Part, Hot-Dippad said, as Celia surged ashore AFT spokesman John Ocm- SahraoM . . , LHo-Kota* Bondartiad Doubl# Coatad Balad Enamal . Stain- BUDGET TmMS — TAILORED TO YOUR lOEDS • EXPERT SERVICE vious seven years, verse said his organization has ^ Stoal Hardvart Raeaiaod For Safety . . . Pool Will Doiigond For Thro-Tho-WaM Monday across Corpus Christ! m e "labor movement, which " iT s te riO ,^ Wgh";r“ d,rc‘aO«i a a o/wtrInA/t rvirvoTlar 4a aI a-w^ An. Pf»ACE HOLD SUmmor « Hmatd. Bay. Before crossing the Inter- was confined mostly to elemen' members spread over 200 lo- % H.F, H

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BSANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. XANCRESTEB. CQNN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 PAGE THREE cardinal sin within the profte- ■ Nuclear Power L aird T alk s t^ ot Joumalism, to which die Tolland County Jazz Isnh Coming Back MOVIE RAnNQS Sheinwokl oti President was supposedly met­ FORmRENTBAND Riots Wdrse for Women T V T on ig h t Activism Gets Blame ing out constructive criticism STARGAZER RISKS Pioneer, 54, Dies; Superior Court YOUNG PEOPIE NORTH See Saturday’s TV Week Mai's FUNT Canceled By vdien lie made his colossal ethl- — It Never Went Away FALUNO IN'WEU. .cal blunder.’’ riw et IS. rMlnsf lo Morm 4 J 106 for Coinplete Listings. Developed Subs Philadelphia Inquirer: ‘^Hav­ p iY O R C E S « By MART CAMPBELL gramd piano in his i ^ c e while SWMM Bout IS« (uMMIffr of by ALFRED SHEINWfNLD (P .K 04 Who Must Worry, Wait For F onda-Vadim Rift no.lv coiswi tot iHoo4of bf Ifioit chIMtoti, QUINCY, Mass. (AP) — Mar­ Ex-Officers ing out-Agnewed Spiro for the AP Newsfeatures Writer he taUks, explained how he got O 952 S:W (t Baiks’s Law For thousands of years, a HOLLYWOOD (AP) — What’s volved in causes beyond count­ moment, he haul-retreated after Divorces were gramted last , his start. “ I wats a musician amd 4k K872 <$• Msastsn shall E. Tumbaugh, 64, ot Yoric WASUNGTON (AP) — The stock comedy figure has been (tt F TYssy it like being married to a fe­ ing, showing up at rallies, dem- an historic fumble. But if it is week by Superior ■ Court Judge NEW YOMC (MP) There j found when I wa« AU MES MWimO WEST EAST 6:26 (49 Weather Waleh ’ Beach, Maine, a ptoneer Navy Retired Offlcen AasoclaUm has are always going -to be articles if the band didn’t have GononI AuOiiflUi , the man who looks at the stars ^ e ^ y s of rioting that devas- « ie U v eT ^ e‘^o^k ^ ^ g - (to) Trath cr Oeaae«sai male activist? Difficult, says pnatrations and marohss all withdrawn a speaking invitation “ ea of crime control to cov- Alva P. Lolselle to: ■ A985 ♦ 74 and civilian developer of nu­ and falls into a well. During tated the Negro section attack at his apartment. E euI dealer. conununty, whose populace The other j j m longer usable ,<9) Newe with IVaak Be: his first American film, "Pretty not a very satisfactory arrange­ ber association said the invita­ New Orleans Times-Pica- granted custody of three young- "There, always will be Jazz 28. Aunicno <:? Q2 Turnbaug^ Joined General Dy- Undtr 17 roguim iccoiiiponylng Neither side vulnerable. swells from under 18,000 to be- She’s had t ^ b l e walking M al^ Ail in a Row." Vadim has ment. Jane comes home a lew yune: "A boo-boo . . . if the em- er minor children with support ""*e*c because some musicians didn’t calculate and decide O A8 (U> Dlok Vaa Dyke namlca Oorp., Quincy shipbuild­ tion was canceled because of Pmnt or Adult Gmrdltn Opening lead — Jack of ^ e e n 100,000 and 126,000 during since little Shannon was th^streets. made a career of directing films days each month to visit me and phasis on President Nixon’s payments of' X17.S0 per week want to play Jazz. It j was going to do this. But I 4k AQ9 5 3 ing yard last January as direc­ fcan Laird mlg^it get an un­ Hearts. the summer. The rioting, bast- she explains. ^They thought It ™ borrowed a neighbor’s 7:99 ($> Caaai'a WarM (O) about headstrong young women, our daughter, and then Mie is off friendly reception at the oreani- *^"'"®*' comment depends whol- for each child and a transfer o f ^I. **J®»».. *”t ®>~ ***® «>o*®. *“ *h®the dldidn’t wait for the phone to ring. East South West North (9) Xnlh or Cateqaeaeca <0 tor of engineering after more ’Tore Jensen, of the Norwe­ caHy confined to one seven- was Just arthritis, but they “ *^ ** *>ad contraband in ...... liiiiF :::::: . notably those portrayed by his again. Now A e is starting a pic­ zation’s convention in San An to- °** **** verbal sUpup, it ob- interest in real estate as allmo-^^®” ****- Everything else feedseds j j ,goi an idea and I picked up the (19) C!aa91(l Oameia than a decade as a clvlUan ex­ NO ONE UNDER 17 AOMITHD gian team, won the first trick Pass 1 4k Double 1 4 block stretch irf stores, was found It was sickle cell anemia, *™®b,’’ she said. Tlie po- (3040) News — Weather and wives, ^ g lt t e Bardot and Miss nlo, Tex., next November. scures the real Importance of ny. ** e"** s*® ^ from it. phone and called somebody...... K| ture in New York, and I wlU be . (Ago limit moy viry in YOb hand with the queen of Pass 2 4k Pass 3 4k S p ^ (O) ecutive of firms specializing in Fonda, Brig. Gen. James H. B ^ ville **** message, which was in Patricia A. Werner of Man- Rock muslc^ current drawing "whenever I try to buy an at- Btarted by young blacks in a My hip bones Just rotted away •**“ “ *^ ™“‘** * 7:M (3) Where’s Haddlesr (O) Wni. Ttriiun* JY I making one here. in corliln t n u ) h eu ls and surveyed his assets Pass 3 NT All Pass community "With years-lwig re- and I had two operations. 1 ^ search. They beat him in the (I9> The Tircialan B (O) nuclear power and turbine sys­ executive vice presideiU the “P®****"F “ P ^°r the American cheater from Robert E. Werner “ ** neither weakens nor traction everybody else la buy- tems. Now, for the flrat time, his "We are very good friends, with satisfaction. Five clubs, a sentment about unemployiuontg daughter hAJi it too," stomacix and robbed $66 from <9^> Nanay aad the Fiofea- film is centered on a man. Rock association, said Tuesday: "If ®y®*®m of law enforcement and Jr., of Hartford on grounds of strengthens Jwz itself, Wein be- ing and present it, I always fall, tor (0) He was a 1039 Annapolis grad­ but we are not living the way B OB IH nuMMCM diamond, a heart, and three second trick. A club to the king bad housing and claimed inade- Mrs. Hamilton says she ***“ • ** ***® 0 9 ) Movie Hudson. he appeared at our convention it ®****st what seems to be the in- interolable cruelty She was Ucves. It hM been variously when I’ve tried to be creative 8:99 Oomer Pyle — VBMO B uate who earned a degree In Na­ Teduy’t FUNNY will pay U-OO for that married people are sup­ — ...... mill 1 ______.. B o l n TA spades. West’s takeout double is followed by 'a club back quate police protection. ^ doesn’t need the medicine any- welfare check.’’ •, “ It is true that all my films might be Just plain embarrass- creaslngly popular pastime of granted custody of three minor s®^_“ “ and produce a festival of my liOTWN KHM cow ot UL.WOOU.no. (9-49) Oeartshlp ot Eddie’s val architecture and marine en­ (och ’’fanny" UMd. S«nd gogi lo; posed to live. of one club inade it clear that through East. South’s queen ------^ more, but that her rtniigiit^»r —M s mother, Shirley Hamilton, Father (0) Tedoy’i FUNNY, 1200 Wcit Third St., have been about women, al­ ing to him. It was felt not an- **°t****"S Is-w violators and do- children with support payments "Rock grr^is vdilch use Jazz own, I’ve won enough so that leo B (O gineering from Massachusetts "It is difficult enough to live the ace of hearts was safely captures the ten. BY PRUCIA BUSCELL does. made three trips between Asbu- CltTolond, Ohio 4411). though there have been impor­ with an actress; actresse are propriate to put him on the spot those who are engaged of $20 per week for each child **^®**JP____ ®PP®sr ___ a Jazz _ j've been a successful prtxproducer tucked away in the West hand. Institute of Technology. in upholding the law.” and $10 per week alimony. festival, ‘n i y can -rent a hall and promoter." THEATER TIME Only now can Sotith lead a Asbury Park Press Writer “ There’s Just no way 1 can get *^** *“*** Freehold the coun- 9:99 During a varied career he and make low spade to dummy’s Jack. It for her. If I had a telephone," ty seat before her sem was final director observed. “ I don’t But if the actress is also orient­ The speaking invitatitm was Phoonlx Republic: "We are Ronald N. Bartlett of Coven- the money them- Last yew , the Newport Jazz SCHEDULE Jensen led a low*spade to dum­ (8) BaoebaU ^ (O) McMullen Associates, New West cannot stop declarer from ~ she says, referring to the fact arraigned and released on <49> Johiiay Cash Presents served as senior technical offi­ know how that happened, except ed toward politics, it can be­ awaiting Eustion at the Pentagon "®* “ mong those who think try from Pauline L. Bartlett of *ejves. Festival Included rock acts but my’s Jack and then continued reaching dummy with a spade cer for the Navy tuid the Atomic York. . 'erior technically Weln who is running his 16th ***^* **»® “ «s ’s phones were haU. He’d been chargied that artists do have certain come very difficult. When she \riien Litird issued a letter to re- President Nixon did irretriev- Rollinsford, N.H. He was grant- "They Burnside—Catch 22, 7:10, 0:20. with dummy’s ten of spades. honor. And then declarer leads Energy Commission in the fea­ He leaves his widow and t h ^ islclans at a Jazz festival there this summer says and Htered ‘*®®**’ "*’** ®®** holp H any- *"'**h possessing stolen property itigg (S) HawaU Five-O B (0) obsessions that seem to be ex­ talks only about politics all the tired military personnel on July ****® damage to our Judicial sys- ed custody of five minor chll- to the _____Cinema I (East Hartford)— Bobby Wolff, holding the West another club through East to ^ s t a ^ out the bedroom win- thing hamiened. But I g ^ and violating curfew. The Ham- <>«> ^ O’psck Beport (C> sibility studies, final design and sons. 11. t«ni . . . we know ot no law that dren and the defendant’s inter- te*tlval. ______^ emplified in their work. I was time, there is no time to estab­ the Jazz in their not this year. "I think I’ve done Getting Straight 7-9:25; Magic cards, took the ace of spades bring in his five club tricks — production of the world’s first A requiem Mass is scheduled In that letter, the Pentagon ®** individual cannot pre- est in real estate. music basically is pseudo. It’s enough with rock. Last year I Machines 9:06, ^ * ^ ^ one m ^ «*ons are bitter. Shirley HamU- “ (“o ' Instinctively attracted to the fe­ lish feelings.” and shifted to a diamond, and his game continct. urough the silent, littered ^ay. Even if my husband went ton says local police first told <*•> toothers Brothers 8am- atomic sub, the Nautilus. at Star of the Sea Church, York male story. chief said flatly he could not re- ®****® (t**® defendants) guilty Lillian May Shuska of Bolton related, but not real. ’Ihey lack was in with both feet and made Manchester Drive-In—Bullitt Has he tried to dissuade bip knocking out the ace. Dally Question ® ■ to the drugstore, I’d worry that her the ball would be $100, then ig-sg (iSf Tmno 18 He later was nuclear power Beach, 11 a.m. Thursday. commend a recomputation of • • • What needs changing, and from Adam Shuska of Man- ^olth in the music itbelf." and lost money. But you can 8:30; Bonnie and Clyde 10:40. "And yet I prefer the compa­ wile from the constant diet of Jensen was already in the As dealer, you hold: Spades, “I’d Uke to offer you some- he’d get arrested trying to get *ater $600. But vdien tile got to il:** ~ Weather and superintendent at the Ports­ retirement pay rates because of **^* President Nbym is trying cheater on grounds of intoler- Weln organizes festivals and only be what you are and who Mansfield Drive-In Norwood ny of men. I like the male hu­ political endeavor? well, but he hadn’t yet discov­ A-9-8-6; Hefirts, A-J-10-6-S; Dia­ thing to eat," she told a visUor,ttmxigfa the poUce lines." Freehold she was ttid she’d u .m ^ movIo mouth, N.H., Naval Shipyard, the budget squeeze. Military *® change, is the ploys used by able cruelty. She was granted concerts widely in both America you are. I like some of the 8:35; Adventures 10:10. Locked Doors mor, the honest g;ive-and-take "Yes, in a subtle kind of way. ered it. He learned where he monds, Q-7-6-8; Olnbs-None. "but I don’t have much food For four days, she continues have to get a bondsman for ll:*9 (89) ^ ic h t Shew Jelnny Oai^ planning and developing proce­ benefits for 700,000 retired per- criminals and their lawyers to custody of one minor child with ®"‘* Europe and keeps together groups very much, but I’m a State ’Theatre—-Boatniks 1:00, HONOLULU (AP) — Two with men. If I had to choose But I rapidly discovered there was when he led a club to dum­ What do you sayT here now. I wish I h&d some she's worried &bout her luuh bail, dures and facilities for atomic Bonnel total about $3.2 billion **®*y ***® vast majority.” support payments of $30 per a middle-of-the-road traditional jazz man. 3:00, 7:00, 9:00. (U> Merv OrilflB Show Dlok Oavett Show (O work, supervising construction under this year’s defense budg- Ne«i^i|k (N.J.) Star-Ledger: week and $1 per year alimony. 3“ z group called the Newport "Rock artists nowadays like UA Theatre- -M»A*S»H 2, stitutional test of a state law make a round-the-world qruise, all of the missing clubs were in h a v^y points hi high cards can drink tea." school at nearby Monmouth 0>1- window into the community stiU U :S9 (8 Dlok Oavett Show (C> of two nuclear submarines and Miss Fonda declines to dis­ et. "R 'vas, of course, a palpitiile (Conrad P. Janssen of Port- Allstars. sly of the Family Stone know 7:00, 9:00. Joined In progrreaa. which makes it illegal to be be­ they would all be male. cuss her personal life. one hand. lid countlit 3 points for Mrs. Hamilton, a pretty, soft- lege. But in a riot like tiUs, she sealed off by poUce. 1:69 (9-3949) Nawioope — Prayer the first overhaul of the Nauti- "The money needed to take ®**P ***®* becomes grotesquely land from Bonnie R. Janssen of America, he says. Jazz fans how to get a crowd up on its Too Late aad Sign Ott- / hind a locked door in a room "The trouble with female Vadim slj^ed and ahrugg;ed in thft^ i^i’d suit, enough for an e^ken wmnen of 25, Uves with adds with a sigh, it’s always "Shopping is a woman’s Itb. with gambling equipment. this action cannot be made aval- ®xD«Kerat6d and blown out of Manchester on grounds of in- will listen politely to a program feet. It’s part of the act, calcu- It was too late for the Nor­ 1:15 (3) Nawi aad Weather — Mo- companionship is this; If a the Gallic manner: "Ah, well, Stock Market inning bid. Show your strong her husband and chUd in one of worse for the women. work,” she said. “ I hate to ask meat of MedltatioB aad Sign After 10 years in the nuclear Henry Halm and Albert Ya- able at this time without crip- proportion because of the presti- tolerable cruelty. offering several groups doing lated. , wegian star to recover: He five-card major suit. If partner OK woman is intellectual, she be­ everybody in this life! Is free. If pling other desperately needed B*ous office he holds." Ruth M. BeauUer of Vernon different styles of Jazz and rock "When a Jsuz artist does it, NEW YORK (AP) — Stock the grimly functional brick "We have to sit here and wait my husband to do it. I don’t program, he retired in 1068 with maguchl, said they filed the civ­ gins to compete with the man you feel politics is the most im­ could lead a club from dummy, cannot respond in spades, you EDUOATION TV (19) defense programs" LEdrd wrote. Syracuse (N Y.) Post-Stand- from Darrell J. BeauUer of *mis will listen to a program it’s a true happening.’ mark.et prices remained frac------know what I’M do now.’ ’ the rank of captain. Before Join­ il suit "in order to secure our and becomes aggrressive; If she 5 capturing the ten of clubs with must probably abandon that Wedneaday, Angnit 6 portant thing in the world to She used to shop in stores 8:09 Chloago Featlval B ing General Dynamics he had property and privacy." Both ’’I know that______each of you feels **'**• "How the President of the Hartford on _ grounds of intoler- which includes some .Jazz—but What about' the "people who higher early this after- the queen, but then he couldn’t suit. is not Intellectual, she is boring you, then you must make that Hebron along :^ringwood Avenue. Now Red Garter Banjo Band been president of South Port­ said they keep cards, dice and to be with. you are being deprived of in- United States could make such able cruelty. She was granted not fans in Berlin and Paris. "In say that the great moments of noon in ll^ t trading, return to the dummy for anoth­ (A PO(3KBT GUIDE ’TO 6:30 What’s New B choice." that the stores have been de- land (Maine) Hhigineering Co., come that la rightfully yours. I * Fross error and thus endanger custody of three minor children Berlin, the people who come to the Newport Jazz Festival—like ^* **°®** Dow Jones aver- er lead through East’s clubs. BRIDGE is available. (3et your Sporta A the Professor dominoes in their homes. “ That is man’s fate: He is Vadim chooses film making. strayed, she’ll have to pay for maker of submarine compo­ regret this and truly wish condi- ***® ***a> itself is difficult to un- with support payments of $16 hear modern Jazz will boo the that one—are all in the past? **® industrials was up 0.86 When South led a heart. West copy by sending 60 cents to - - Third Annual Hartford Festi­ .They further complained that doomed to be aggressed or "Pretty Maids" Is his first mov­ tions were different But they derstand, particularly when he per week, for each child and $6 traditional and vice versa. I Wein says, ’"They started'the ®* '^-2®- Earlier it had been cabs to shop downtown or to de­ val f Jazz nents and steam turbines. the fear of arrest has kept bored." ie since Jane’s "Barbarella," stepped up with the ace of The Manchester Evening Her­ 7:30 Thomas HeshOl are not. And if we are to Im- himself is an eTcperienced attor- per week alimony. still mix the programs up: I feel second year, saying ‘It was bet- n**®®** ® *****® more than a point, hearts and ran the diamonds to ald, Box 3318, Grand Centeral Towns Seeking Grant pend on friends and relatives. Earlier he was affiliated with friends and relatives from visit­ And what about life with almost throe years ago, and he fflie talked about the laundry Republican candidate for of­ prove them we must face facts ney. But presidents, Uke the Ernestine Rosemary Smith *t is healthy for people to be ex- ter last year.’.’’ Advances held a large margin defeat the contract. Station, New York, N.Y. 1003" 1 fice of Governor. Westinghouse Oorp. and John J. ing them. Jane? She has lately been in­ Is eager for a return to action. 8:00 Something Else u they are, not as we would rost of us, are human." from Jerome Bushnell Smith, posed to music other than that "It’s an old story—‘You °ver declines on the Big Board, A down-to-earth declarer Copyright 1970, —the laundry that she and other area residents haven’t been able Dancing In Streets of London wish them to be.” Hew Haven (Ooim.) Journal- both of Tolland, on grounds of which caused them to buy the should have been here when ’ ®'®*'**®*' ***®y **®^ been ahead by would check on the clubs at the General Features Oorp. In Special Education A Paris, continued In Stock­ to do for days because the laun- holm A someUmes Madrid. Laird tried to soften the blow Courier: "A serious faux p ^ intolerable cruelty. She was ticket. But this year I’m going Actually, people live in their ’*®**’*y 2 to 1. 8:30 Evening at Fops B (C> with an assurance that some ■ • • *be fact that a president^ granted ciutody of two minor to change for Berlin, and Just memories. ‘Ihe Jazz festivals in Analysts said the market ap- Tlie State Department of Ed- "DupUcation of facilities dromats are gone, Arthur Fiedler A Fops ucation has approved a proposal equipment, and teaching sup- “ It really piles up when you 9:30 Book Beat ®"F®^* rails were off 0.2, and programs are to be provided by are essential to programs of tearing through the yard, the federal government but ad- qualify.” scaling the project fence, police definitely was not a protest at and $6 per week alimony. scheduled a public bearing for of the rock ledges there. utiUties were up 0.4. Boston Women V.S. Planes ministered by the state. Ckm- Included among the weaknes- *** all. 0 « Donna L/T&xiCraft oiof Vernon vomon izvinfrom n?pt. 8 on a nequest for sanitary- Town 'Manager Robert Weiss FRIOniAmE APM AHCte "IDs reception wouldn’t have gress has yet to approve the ses was the fact that "diag- *"^®*** *® "*y b®droo*n wln- P lan Agenda f , / I m m 1 11 it William H. Craft of Coventry on sewage service from property commented, "If similar appUca- been what We would like it to f / Milt III IvLfU M t grounds ot intolerable cruelty. tions came in today, my recom- **>**^- nostic and consultative services *® ®®* going on. be." J * Diana M. Kulo of Vernon owners in the Greenwood-Indian- mendatiim would be to deny Authors of the proposal are ^re eictremely dl^cult to obtain ®®**** ***^ were trying to over- F or Rights D ay Did this mean Banville feared u n t^am ooaia w . kuio of F on Overlook Drs. area. It wUl be at them.” the three superintendents of ...uier© Is little oPDortunitv for ***"* ** ®**’ ****** som® 'whlteo-ln BOSTON (AP) — “ Women’s the. 2,600 conventicm delegates ___ _ t___ L Bliss, Tex., on grounds of in- 8 p.m. in the Mmiicipal Build­ Weiss said he will recommend K hools: ®°**ttaulng evaluati^ and ad- **•”-A t A. TWA-, Rights Day," Aug. 26, wIU be 14.6 cu. ft. A might get rough? tolerable cruelt/ She was a charter change (as soon as a Hebron Andover, M tolborot^ Justment of programs as At the time, I kept hoping^ marked In Boston by a demon- ing Hearing Room. and Rham, Dana Drew for warrantT^ “ Oh, no," he said. "We wodld fired white phosirfierous mark- STanted custody ot one minor Ciharter Revision Commlssicm that no one would get hurt," she stration at City HaU, a march The Sept. 8 public hearing is Lebanon and Warren Presley *1. hope our members are still offl- i„g rounds to guide the Jets on ®'*^Jd- is appointed), to permit the for Colchester finally, the proposal sta- saliL “ but what ^ I’ve - seen, I ------(rom the State House to Oovem- Frost-Proof Refrigerator cers and genUemen." tor Axiicnester. ^ ^ ^ wouldn’t shed a tear if everyone ment Center and an evening later runs. U.S.U. M of alternate engineering plans ■“« ><> <«' w m o « m . When the first group of two Chicopee, Mass., from Deborah ty Improvements when required. ’aey received ^ t ^ c e from programs in operatimu for gift- ***®®® *«»P®*« g®* **• They candlelight march through ^ tlien. If the plans are not ready, With the change, he said, the stateItate DDepartment ep m tm m t^ Education ed and talented pupils. Those **'®'® taunting people, caUlng city’s honky tonk s ^ c m , a FIDOs had dropped their last ■^™*® LaBelle ot Vernon on the hearing will be rescheduled. namhAPHa RpmoM TYt* Trk- ______« . AKa'M *ilsMWsa«a _ -^ea*a* CB town could finance the Improve­ members Ronald ^te. Dr. Jo- communities afl^"i5a; ta'tto *hem nigger. spirtceaman for militant groups bombs, a second group dove in grounds of intolerable cruelty, The petition, signed by about Press Voical ments and the abutting prop­ seph ^vender and Dr. Roger way of cultural resources, and ^ y **^®<* *® “ a**® » g*rl r^rted TuesdaT^^ Door Storage! for napalm passes and huge or- Judith Allen from Robert Wll- l>5 pier cent of the area’s prop­ Frost-Proof! erty owners could have up to 20 Butter compartment, 24 egg ange clouds turning dirty black ham Allen, both of Manchester, erty owners, was submited to ■ , A A ***® coniParatively smaU size of ®*‘*»**» ***® *®**®®- vriien she /nm date was chosen because You'll never defrost again! No sprang up a bare 900 feet down on grounds of Intolerable cruel- years to pay their assessments. Their proposal requested a the high schools Umits the wouldn’t, they shouted and u u the 60th a n n lv ^ ^ ^ L 'T ^ Z nests, deep door shelf for 0 O n N ixon Town Manager Robert Weiss in ^ j space lost to frost. Defrosts large cartons, cans. Highway 6 from the Cambodian ty. She was granted a change of April. The erectors learned of ^h®. f".*®*-®®*.®" *h® borrowing ^*^*** ®?*»™® offerings and .******* ®**? **• date women gained the rl^t to only when needed. (Continued from Fage One) soldiers. This is about as close name to Judith Haberern. would be paid by those assessed, a director’s salary of $14,000; extracurricular opportunities " Then they beat her on the back- vote It last n l^ L he said. secretary. $3,000; materials and It was also pointed out that «*de vrith cluba” ..r:.. . shocking statement from a man as air support can be and still Ruth C. Vogel from Henry F. Deputy Mayor David Ode- Now, he said, the assessed 126-lb. size Twin Hydrators who is himself a lawyer . . . The remain safe. Vogel , both of Ellington, on gard, taking note of the four- "*!*®®® conditions prevaU not Mrs. HamUUm wondere what mounting! o S S d ^ e ^ e ^ property owners have up to 16 eration of plant $600, and Items only in the six sitiiool systems ***** happen now. She^s fri^ t- s a ld B ^ a ^ fuIiL. top freezer with door shelf, Keep up to 23.4 qts. of pro­ observation that needs to be Finally the Jets, still roaring grounds of Intolerable cruelty, month delay, chided Wieiss tor duce garden fresh and crisp. at tree-top level, fired 20mm Barbara G. Surdei from Fran- years to pay. However, he ex­ for insurance, equipment and involved In this p r o je ^ b u t ®n®d, and bitter about juice can rack, covered ice made la that the presumption of not submitting the petition ear­ ^audit. d lt. they areon. commoa toA- aU smaU___ II AhA'.. she’s oAAA. seen and I heard____ I of - A poUce__o‘ “ *® rtauonai organization Organization for for trays to keep food out of Porcelain Enamel finish re­ Gatling guns with high expio- els G. Surdei, both of Ellington, lier. plained, the town hsis no funds sists stains and rust. guilt before it is proven is all The program would operate communitieei which are striving behavior. ^ cubes. slve incendiary shells into the on grounds of intolerable cruel­ ■’PetitlMis from town resi­ to finance the projects and »»»« too prevalent these days." under_A._ Titlem.Ai- m of-A A...the TA.Elemen-...... indlvlduaUy...... to solve the prob- "I.... ’m not saying the kids are The maTchers wlU include a enemy positions. ty. She was granted custody of dents,” Odegard oald, "are the no authority to borrow for them. Available in 4 Colon Denver Post: "His press sec­ tory and Secondary Act and lem of providing adequate pro- right," she says, ‘but I was 7T , a * *w*™>g women, "Okay, that’s it. Hotel Eight. two minor children with support most Important communications • White • OoDper retary suggested that Nixon would assist approximately 440 grams and services for excep- wUd when I was a kid. A«d I J ® J**®*' *yP®writers; a 4 shelves There will be------another------Rustic payments of $17.60 per week for vne receive.” He instructed • Avocado • Harrest OoU meant ’alleged’ gultt. We do not here In two zero minutes if you each child. pupils In the five communities. Uonal chUdren." can understand. Breaking some- “ housewives carryliig 1 sliding to put more food up Weiss to "submit them to us /jst w m m thlnir roie««.« c*®a»>*ng Utensils; a group car- I front. 1 adjustable to adapt SKCIAL beUeve, however, that the presl- need more help,” the OVIO pilot Heidi M. Zuidema erf Andover taster next time.” These pupils have been diag- Thus the proposal concluded thing releases tension. But those dent should have discussed the said. from Leonel Ralph Zuidema of nosed as having special educa- that there Is a real need for a state cops were out with guns *Ttag cosmetics and deodorants, space to your needs. Manson case in any way at this “ Rustic Zero Eight, this is Ho- (Colchester on grounds of intol- They didn’t appear too happy tional needs and at present are model by which these smaU Things would calm down right «h e r groups carrying bal- THIS WEEK! time." tel Eight," said the Combodian erabie cruelty. She was granted v/hen Town Engineer Waiter belng provided with special edu- communities can coordinate this minute if they got t ^ if ®*08:ans or objects Omaha World Herald: “We ground controller over the ra- a change of name to Heidi Pa- Senkow estimated the cost of cational programs and services their efforts and enrich their of- state troopers out of here and S?** “ ® inscribed with shall not make excuses for the dlo. "Roger that and thanks.” tricla Minor Meroer. the sewer project at about tluDUgh their Individual school ferings to chUdren within a rea^ left it to the local pitilce ” number of women who have Convenient President. TTie fact that he, Uke TTie Cambodian officer got on ANNULMENT $600,000, plus the costs of right- systems. sonable eicpendlture of avaUable Like Mrs. HamUton^ many teom "back room Ulegal Montidy millions of other Americans, is another radio and in Cambodian An annulment was granted to of way acquisitions. Unc$er town COUNTVORGA. The proposal pointed out that local funds. residents of’ Asbury are ®-**®***®**»*’' Paymenial fed up to here with outrageous, ordered his troops to move out, nullify the marriage of James rules, all costs tor sanitary- vam pire these children, appixocnnately It Is expected that after the angry and blitter. Some h a v e ------—“ sewer installations are borne Model FPD-146TN senseless crimes does not get but carefully because of the A. ReUly Jr., of Hebron and 10 per cent, are seriously hand!- planning period, the major fin- more reasm to hate Hum oth- N e w P r e m in s e r F ilm s by the abutting property owners. I him off the hook. What he was large enemy concentration still Joanne Reilly of East Haddam capped wxd need a separate la- anclal support for operation of ers. Homes have been de- NEW YORK "(AP) — Negotia- so obviously trying to say was thought to be in the area. on grounds that he was already Senkow said_ that his estimate is oiUy that — an estimate. He ciiify and fuU-time special edu- the program wlU be from lo- stroyed, and dozens of families tions have been concluited^-' that glorification of those linked "We are lucky to have Ameri- married to somei Frt, Sat and Holiday l^es. The six school districts (in- made for costs ot operation ot housing. I arranged homes for spring of 1971. tion over the battalions shortly 5-year Warranty dent's retraction was appropri­ Of Nerve Gas Indian Dr. — 2nd Hit — RTES 6 & 44A • BOl ION NOFCM eluding Regional District 8) the program. five families Just today, but wo Preminger made his debut as Cleans Oven Racks thereafter and called down: ate and necessary.” Several of the petitioners OLENCAMPBEU. Lave gone to great lengths in ------won’t know Just how many a producer with "M ASH" and Drip Bowls, too! backed by General Motors! Des Moines Register: "Even "Hotel Eight. This is Rustic (Continued from Page One) wanted to know why town oU their present facilities to try to Manchester Evening Herald homeless people there are for a winner of the best film awanl at coming on station. What’s your KIM DARBY l-year Warranty on entire Range for re­ a president of the United States provide the prograit^ a^^ser- Hebron Correspondent, Anne while yet. Right now people are the Cannes Film Festival and Clean them all at the same time! situation?" routed," Thompson said. ‘"They flclals permitted constructiem -HALWAIUS-^ Oven, oven racks, drip bowls. All pair of any defect without charge, plus the dwellings in the area in vices required by these children. Emt, Tel. 228-8971. is entitled to a sUp of the to If more trouble developed, the haven’t repUed to that. If that ot crowded in wltii relatives and one une: "Re- strikes were credited with help- would reply In kind, bad cops ,9)EA!BEEIIST aud in one case even sent a Like having a cook! Starts, stops spect for the legal system Is not ing break a month-long siege. "We wlU meet resistance with Held Over — 2nd andtherc child to a private school out of Handicapped FROM OUR CARD GOUEGTION engendered by making It more And during the latest fighting force," Thompson said. “ All 200 oven automatically. Cooks your Mat. 1:M A S:M, Eve. 7 * 9 meal while you’re away. (UMcult, through prejudicial re- for that city, more strikes were officers that I have will be on are good to the auperinten- ' M***®>*- ^ 'n*»rod rr* marks, for the system to deter- being reported flown daily, the scene If necessary." dents’ proposal, “ ThlB is a hap- R**- Joseph P. Djrer, 67 mine the guUt or innocence erf Tile mayor said If the ship­ cops-and bsizard, uncertain eind unduly Shallowbrook Lane, will play Only $10 per month those on trial." ment Is not dangerous, as the then exjienaive method of solving the key roles at the fourth annual New Easy-View Miami Herald: "It was a lap­ Army insists, officials would not on Kuth’s New Re- 5 problems." meeting of the Ctovemor’s Cbm- sus linguae and any chief execu­ Ex^Legislator be concerned with bypassing At­ Itierels They state that during the mlttee on Employment of the Controls volvkiK Cie^t Pkin! tive with many things (m his lanta, as tile proposed route in­ school year 1969-70, funds for Handicapped, to he held at the Check surface units from across mind, including the proUferation dicates. BullitL the room. Read them at a glance. Model RSE-36P D ead at 83 special education expended by Clam Box Restaurant, Wethers- 30* electric of crime, can be pardoned a sUp "It Is completely irrational to (be school districts aniounted to field, Sept. 15. New Frigidaire exclusive. Available In 4 Oidon or two . .. one__ wonders______what WATERBURY, Coim. (AP)— go this far out of the way to 2191,976. Hebron’s portion being Miner, chairman of the com- Spiro Agnew might have said Mahaney, a veteran avoid the City of Atlanta," • White • Oopptr $J1,860. mlttee, will serve as a member -• Avocado • Harvest Gold had a television commentator ^ Connecticut Thompson said. “ I think our "Serious Weaknesses’’ of a panel which will discuss made the same slip " House of Representatives died people are Just as Important." STEVE IVICCEJEEIM Despite efforts of the commu- <«rhe Role of the Local Area YEAR PROTECTION PLAN erf no exfro charge, Salt Lake a t y Tribune: “ Any- S tel’^nTlfas** ^ /nto Arnfy has said there Is tties to provide local programs (Committee In the Program of I______. puai. Me was 83. danger because the rockets thing a president says is news or to search out available pro- Employment of the Handicap- W ASHER Old DRYER backed by General Molors! and when a president makes a Mahaney, who served 16 leg- which are scheduled to leave AS'BELLITT’ grams within reasonable travel- ped." islative terms from 1931 to 1966, Anniston Aug. 10, are encased in eiTIRe PARK OPEN, serious slip it is big news." |a|»iwiBfiiiiiiiitiiiBca| 1BaiC(IUI®R0M W m MOS.-SOa UTS ins distance, andy the ezcpendl- Dyer will moderate a panel had been hospitalized after a concrete and steel vaults, iwi sigiu imm M «aiv iMM gt DOUBLE PROTECTION FROM FRIGIDAIRE and KEITH'S! Here’s sM yea pSy iMs ture of slgniftoanf sums of mon- \riilch will discuss “Workmen’s / lOIwaukee Sentinel: “ Care­ fall Tuesday. The Defense Department says ey; the propcieal states, "TTiere Compensation Developments;" lessness with the facts . . . is a Dtiring his years In the House, it cannot bury the rockete be- CMMnauglt leiutn are serious weaknesses In tiio "^(eallatic Standards for H lri^ CHARGE ANY OF THE ABOVE ON KEITH'S NEVy REVOLVING CREDIT PLAN— ! Mahaney was well known for^ cause of the danger of leaks, 6>tH>»i| i m l*7Mri A thousand years is but a Msn issen ts wu isa . W tea. They're yofjng... they’re in love special education programs and Handicapped Woriiors;’’ and arranging St. Patrick's Day fes- Salt water, sold the Defense De- Im MrWMIrJt•• ArA t 2o.**s grain of sand in time ... but love tivities at the Capitol. partment, neutraUzea the deod- ptegaes* ... and they kill people. services now being provided." "Where to Get (Qualified Wortt- JSattrlfFHtrr Here'S a* yes pay tmlghtl The superintendents felt that era." is a thousand grains of sand in Hav.ve You Tried Ketth’e He is survived by his sec- Soa. ewNsepiiWfwt , . TECHNICfl'lflir'; some of these weaknesses are: Two other Manchester resl- ond wife, EUale; and a son, Thompson gave no indication one human lifetime. "Oae-Stop Shopplagt” luinSiAgwrieismu "The oxp«»dlture of funds Is dents are members Soviets Put Up a Front But the color machine made by the Leningrad magazine TT y I 6 1 “squeaking and nisUing writer Vladimir Lvov. ’Die r v-i^ zzi, .. MOEICGW (AP) lik e other Kremlin” at the Black Sea re- den, tennis courts and an indoor WAtetNGTON (AP) — A pro- Shop W «ttrn B««f Mart "M y main thesis,” Ijatham poowers, the Soviet Union sort of Cape ‘'Pitsunda. In Mce- swimming pool. A s a Fraud noises,” the commissioners scientific investigators went to h a R’TFORD CAP)—’Oie State te n o r of nutrlUcHi accused the said, "is that the conabmer has urnum w caj>i a RnuriAn wrote, and helped Up her off as work after his article appeared. '..hees that .its top men live In Communist party Brezhnev and President Niko- MOSCGW (AP) — A Russian . ^ Bureau of Highways says re- ' cereal Industry today of brain­ been led to believe that ordinary housewlfe who startled file wnai color came next. The report concluded on a . GonnArHoi.t T..m dry breakfast cereals have nu­ for Mtoi savings on oN , atjde and put up a good appear- whoee powers washing the American public world seven years ago with her "®w test- was conducted positive note. Since Mrs. Kule- m »v. tritive value superior to com­ ' anco for idsltlns' chiefn o# Rtnta ■ spend Uwlr non- are somevdiat ceremonial, have claims of ’’ringer vision” has **** machine covered and a shova’s sensational claims, booths during the first with a Communist-like propa­ ^ e f s of state, working hours at nearby coun- spacious apartments in Moscow. mon foods such as bread, homi­ modi purchoDHl President Nixon uses two try dachas. been exposed as a fraud, a So- vdilrring noUe in the back- about 1,000 persons around the six months of 1970 were 6.1 per This Kremlin troika makes up ganda campaign aimed directly ny grits, rice, spaghetti, baked ;;‘ ‘'WMte H b u ^ ’ besides the one In town. Kosygin lives in a , ... .. ■vlet newspaper reports. ' ground to drown out the squeaks world have come forward to re- cent greater than during a com- at children. ' beans, ^tatoes, pizza etc. This Washington, and relaxes at copper-roof manrfon in the Le- here along vdth the "m a country where there is a is not true . . . . " Five sclenfists who tested rustles. port having some degree of parable pqriod of 1969. ' ^ P David in Maryland. Leon- nln HUla area near Moscow Uni- CommU- Rosa Kuleshova concluded that "With all these precautions,” ” skln vision,” and about 100 considerable amount of malnu­ Latham said the cereal mak­ ’Die turnpike Is now 12 years I -•M I. Brezhnev has a ’’summer verslty. It has a luxurious gar- vaxioixn generals and she had been peeking through wrote, ’’the results were have been more or less proven trition ammig the poor and ers probably would deny ever , — —------° marshals. In the summer vir­ old and revenues have been* In­ holes In her blindfold. negative.” authentic, the ------commissioners------where rates of infant mortality claiming.their products are nu­ tually all these people flock to creasing each year, the bureau -SPECIALS- M an can adapt to the Mrs. Kuleshova, about 40, a As for her ability to determine said, are disgracefully high this ad­ tritionally superior to these Black Sea resorts around Sochi said. vertising may be Indirectly con- foods. handicap of losing one or celebrity In her home town, ll>® subject matter on a printed — The toll figures are $13,184,839 Mideast Guerrilla Units and Yalta. ’The leaders have even two of his senses. The tributiiig to ill health and mor­ "Perhaps they have not THVRSDAY-nilDAY-SATURDAY plush seaside -villas which be­ gained an international reputa- PSg®. t1>® report also was nega- To remove the skin from a to- for 1970 and $12,416,312 for 1960, tality,” declared Dr. hOchael C. claimed this in so many words, World Almanac notes, how­ Omi when her aUeged powers to tlve. In tests Involving colored mato, impale the tomato on a the bureau said. Overall rev- longed to nobility -wfaen the ever, that one of the long­ latham , a physician,and inter­ but they have ImiAled it in their Swap ..Gunfire in Jordan czars ruled Russia. see with her fingertips were pencUs, she came up with a fork and dip Into boiling water enues—including receipts from national pttdessor of nutrition at advertising,” he said. est periods during which a publicized in the Soviet press in score similar to that of ’’any for a minute or so to loosen the servl--:?'■stations and restaurants Brezhnev and most of the Pol- Oom dl University. “Ask any 8-year-old on your AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Two The sources, vdio belong to a human withstood total de- 1963. ” guesser with no special ablU- skin. With the help of a small on the turnpike—are $14,166,002 latham commented in testi­ blo6k,” he went on, "or almost BRISKET -fuerrilta groups, one supporting group which was not Involved In congregate at Cape Pit- privation of aii sensory Bunda. Foreign journalists -wdio A lengthy report, published in ties-” paring knife, remove the skin for 1970 and $13,309,637 for 1969 mony prepared for a third- ses­ any suburban housewife, and K President Oamal Abdel Nasser the clash, described the sltua- stimulation— sight, heating, Literatumaya Oazeta, noted Mra. Kuleshova has been a and stem end from the tomato. —a 6.4 per cent jump, accompanied visiting sion ot the Senate consumer you will be told that breakfast " o f Egypt and the other opposing tlon between the antagonists as ^ and touch—is only 92 hours. that her powers were most de­ subcommittee’s inquiry into the cereals are better nutritionally >»lilm, fouj^t each other during "very serious.” heads of state to these heavily Copvrlsht ® 1970, pendable when she was doing ' nutritional value of dry break­ than bread or rice or baked ::the night In northern Jordan. Shortly after reports of the Newspaper Enterprise Assn. her blindfold act. fast cereals. beans. ^guerrilla sources said today. clash swept throu^ Amman a fu i^ h ln gs and ’’Blindfolded magicians have The subcommittee, chaired by "These consumers did not get CORNED Hiey said two members of the 10-mlnute burst of firing was ” servants. been demonstrating ‘sight with­ Salaries of the Soviet hier­ Sen. Frank Moss, D-Utah, be­ this idea from their health edu­ -M fi-N asser group were klUed. heard in the Jebel Amman— Extended Forecast out the help of eyes’ for a hun- gan its inquiry 1 ^ week with cation classes, or nutrition archy are secret, but It’s gener­ t Six commandos of the group Amman Hill—area, A chance oi a few scattered dred years,” the commission testimony by citizen-lobbyist textbooks or from news articles. ally believed that senior Corn- Old Faithful r, backing the Egyptian leader First reports said It was an showers early Saturday and gen- wrote, using a narrow slit at Never Before at this Low Price! Robert Choate that most of the They got it from the skillful ad­ --Were taken prisoner, they add- other clash between the two **iunlsts and military men above gj-jjjy fjjj. thereafter. heavily advertised breakfast ce­ vertising of the breakfast cereal the lower edge of the blindford. Dale Crites of Waukesha, Wis., wearing cap, demon­ tion at Oshkosh, Wis. Th^ plane is the oldest air­ ed. groups and that two guerrillas g ^ r a l earn 2 , ^ Temperatures slightly below The new tests drive us to the reals are no more nutritional manufacturers,” Liatham de­ ** miKlAa a vnAVifk aeiital OAA * ^ * strates controls on his 1911 Curtis Rusher Tuesday craft still flying in the United States, and possibly BEEF ■ I report of fight- were wounded. ’Ihere were no seaswial normals with ovemlgiit conclusUm that the subject uses, t h ^I 1hard liquor. clared. „ln g between the Palestinian details immediately available ^ ® ®’^cha^e rate. In averaging from the mid the same mefiuxL’J ITS FANTASTIC! OUR FANTASTIC At the outset of today’s hear­ at the Experimental Aircraft Association conven­ in the world. (AP Photofax) ™lie e industry, in a massive pierrillas since a rift developed on the flghUng In the capital. addlUon they get housing and middle ’The commission wrote that counterattack 'niesday, accused ing, Chairman Moss read a In the Arab world over Nasser’s The PPLP chaiiged last week 60s in interior sections and day- Mrs. Kuleshova’s claims were Choate .of basing hie findings on statement by Dr. Jean Mayer, out, says Irene Satz, vice presi­ booming pants sales in stride. FAKE FUR PANT COATS IN inadequate, confusing and in­ the chairman of last year’s Fall Wardrobe Shoppers dent of Ohrback’s in New York. "I ’m very happy. We’re not acceptance of the American that Nasser had closed Its of- Th®« ®re other perquisites, time highs averaging from the erroneously given credence in complete information. White House Conference on Nu­ Its shortest skirt measures 1% missionaries,” says one. - peace proposals for the ADddle flees in Cairo. PFLP officials Officials enjoy special shopping mid 70s to low 80s. 1963 when she was tested by a ,^East. claimed that a large number of privileges In the state depart- Five industry spokesmen told trition. It urged the cereal mak­ inches below the knee, yet pants Still other stores await results BABY. BORGANNA the subcommittee that Choate ers to upgrade their product. Not Clamoring for the Midi are the No. 1 seller. of the next two months, confh ■ The sources said the fighting Egyptian intelligence agents S«®- did not consider the impact of ‘"There are wide differences "Sportswear always sells ear­ dent that women will go strong­ . was between the left-wing Popu- had arrived in Amman to boost ^ offers fi^quallty West- adding milk to cereal, which in nutritional value between By ANN MENCKEN Dayton, Dallas, Los Angeles lier," says Miss Satz, adding ly for the long look. ^ lar Front for the Liberation of Action Organization activities ®™ gwxto often unavailable to they said produced a high-quali­ various types of breakfast ce­ AP Fashion Writer and New York City. she’s pleased with sales in the Chicago—"The midis are Palestine — PPLP — which against their group. other people. ty protein. Ihey a l^ said ce­ reals,” Mayer said. “ With Fall merchandise is pouring longer lengths so far, especially starting to sell. We feel the '. strongly opposes the Egyptian "They are trying to build up Children of prominent Oom- NEW YORK (AP)—If you’re longer look is here to stay.’’ reals should not be eaten alone present technology and using into stores now. Some report in the junior department. » leader, and the Action Organlza- the Action Organization Into a munlat party officials have little doubtful about skirt lengtha- values to but with other things like juice modem knowledge of nutrition, they are as much as two-thirds "The long look is here. They New Orleans—"We suspect r tlon for the Liberation of Pales- big thing,” said one PFLP lead- fear of the future. 6talinlst-type and toast. such differences could easily be buy pants. At least that’s the stocked with fall clothes, and can’t fight it. We're stocking It. that by early fall, the midcalf j'-tine, which backs Nasser. er. . purges have been replaced by 40.00 And they said overloading ce­ avoided and many products up­ theory of early fall shoppers. they've advertised the long We're stocking it. We love it,” ski'rt will become more popu­ Issam Saratawi, leader of the ’The Action Organization is a ousters that are not nearly so lengths extensively. But sales reals with vitamins and nu­ graded. Big food companies Pants suits are the hottest she says. lar.” Skirts at midknee and two ; Action Organization, warned small group that has specialized harsh. If a parent is forced out are still generally soft. trients could cause a daiiS last week he would oppose any In sniping at Israefi troops of office in some Kremlin shake- imbalance in some human sys­ "Most retailers wish some­ pants sales are outstanding. demonstration or other activity across the Jordan River and In vp his family still Is assured of 29.90 pertise necessary to do this sa­ ing to many retailers across the Alexanders where pants and tems. tisfactorily.” country. thing would firm up one way or jumpsuits lead sales—“ As for hostile to Nasser. attacks on Israeli property ® comfortable existence '"Ihe Ameriean jieople are Referring to Tuesday’s testi­ Customers aren’t clamoring the other,” says a spokesman longer length dresses, nothing is There were no details avail- abroad. The first atop In acquiring continually being asked to sup­ Fake Weeds Sea mony, Moss said the Industry for the midcalf skirt or asking from the Mldwei^. selling well. The customer is _ able here on how the fighting Its commandos are said to power In the Soviet Union Is to port Radio Free Europe be­ Retailers look to August and AMSTERDAM— ’The Dutch­ lb witnesses ahd ignored charges for the short mini. If anything, dabbling.” . started. It was said to have oc- number only a few hundred, as obtain a membership card In cause we are informed that chil­ September for a clearer direc­ man has a new weapon in his by Choate that it was huckster­ they’re accepting hemlines at or Some retailers are dubious '« near the northern town agfainst the several thousand of the Communist party. Only 6 Lucky you! Lucky us! Never but never have we seen luxurious dren in Communist Eastern Eu­ just below the knee. But women tion on hemlines. The longer- about customer acceptance of unceasing battle against the of Irbed: ing less nutritional breakfast ce­ the P(FLP. per cent of the Soviet popula­ rope are being brainwashed have not gone strongly for any than-mid calf skirts at the re­ , midis and are unhappy about sea: Artificial seaweed. The tion, around 14 million citizens, wMfa propaganda. I sometimes reals. one length. Instead, they’re buy­ cent Paris shows are expected sales to date. North Sea is encroaching on the Moss said the Industry H EAD C U T are party members. ’Ihls makes Baby Borganna fake fur at this great low price! You'll (‘fiarvel when wonder if the advertising that ing pants combinations some­ to give impetus to the long look "I think American women are coasts of 2!eeland, Terschelllng them a class Vpart, but they our children see on TV is not "seemed to say, 'at least we’re times with midi coats. here. Retailers point to the balking, and I Would prefer that and Rottumerplat, and the re­ McLucas Trial Recesses; still have a long way to go to at­ equally harmful propaganda,” getting children to eat sponse is an experimental plant­ you see them. Wear them over your sharpest pants and As a Boston retailer says, trend of customers buying clos­ A m erica couturiers would tain elite status. Xatham said. something.’ ” "For what sales there are, er to time of need as a delay back off,” says an Ohio retail­ ing of a "seaweed” made of Sams To Testify Thursday Once a Communist makes the pants are most interesting to factor. Finally, many spokes­ er who reports the only midis lightweight polypropane. Simi­ ARMOUR ir BONELESS jumpsuits . . . wet look trim for o swinging new look. Left: lar experiments are under way Inner circle only an httraparty our customers.” men explain that women re­ selling are those combined with ■NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— stltutlons In New York State. 51st District With a few exceptions, this is main confused and undecided. pants. in the United States, Britain power strugfgle can dislodge The trial of Black Panther Lon- sUtutioiiB In Ne wTork State. message from Atlanta, Chicago, Pants are still the safe way Other retailers take their and Denmark. him. Double breasted in brown, block, or oyster. Sizes 5-15, Right: nle McLucas went Into a day , P*"'. B. Adler, super­ The closed nature of the nil- intendent of Fairfield Hills Hoe- Primary-Boimd Candidate ^ of recess today, with the prose- evidenced by a "no- Half belted double breasted in brown, block, or oyster. '* cuUon expected to caU its lead- ^®*^ menolatute” system. A nomra- DAISY . . a r comppUiit datuTe official Is a senior man Calls Tax System Unfair j- .ing witness, George Sams Jr., although ^ showed antisocial „r woman eUglble for appolnt- Sizes 5-15. Coots, Downtown and Parkade. ; on Thujreday. ^ ^ s . ment to a post of leadership or Aloyslus Abeam, Democratic proposal, a $60,000 a year fami­ AUTOMOTIVE The way was cleared ’Tues- Miller h ^ testified to the responsibility. These persons an- candidate foo^ state representa­ ly, which now pays $312 in sales I day tor Sams to testify In a Jme * ®^®*’ “*® tive from Andover, Bolton and taxes, would be assessed $4,460 C a M o r . . . June. proceedings cannot be started Coventry, claims the present on Income taxes. On the other fuU day of teeUmony by a state The jm y stayed outside the ^ _ln st ttom without agreement tax system favors the wealthy hand, a family earning $7,760 ROLL - psychiatrist. ^ Tuesday t^e party body supervising and is unfair to the working per year would pay $88, less SERVICE CENTER „■ When it was over, Superior ^ ^ ® ™ q u e ^ o n ^ Miller activities. than half of what It now pays in man in Connecticut. Court Judge Harold Mulvoy ^ In the po- Aheam, of Bolton, faces an sales tax. ► ruled that Sams is competent substantial capacity by reason economic or public sec- Aug. 19 primary for the nomi­ "This plan is worthy of » mental abnormalities. of mental disease or defect” to qualifies as a nomencUture nation against challenger Stev­ study,” Aheam said, “ particu­ •Zje" " ' en Loyzlm ot Coventry. larly the section that states that O ur Finest Tire, New Belted 4+2 Construction Sams, Mulvey said, “ is not understand the courtroom pro- **** fir®*nu^ from r insane. . J find that he is com- ceedlngs. Central Committee members to In a prepared statement, the plan would enable the state, r peient to testify.” Sams’ IQ now, he said, is "In dh’cetors In industry, chairmen Aheam said, "By relying on the to assume the $200 million in property tax and the sales tax, education costs new borne by ‘Today's recess was granted ^® ®re® of 86 or slightly ^ factory Connecticut is placing the bur­ the towns. This would enable ^ to allow lawyer, ’Ihe- ®hove,’ ’ although it had been ROAD KING odore Koekoff, to attend to oUi- measured at 64 — that of a The official Soviet press den on the family man and the the towija to greatly reduce er business mental defective — 'when Sams sometimes reports misdeeds homeowner. Boh taxes are re­ their dependence on local prop­ gressive in nature and com­ erty taxes, 80 per cent of which ^ Sams has linked Black Pan ^ ^ew York that may Involve bribeiy, jHOfl- pletely ignore a man’s ability to goes to support local educa­ - filer natt^’^ i^ ^ 'B T b'^ ^ ^ pay.” tion.” Performance Plus 78 Use Biuiim'B Lay-a-way ^ S e ? S !S « i S S a Sams’ low IQ ratings in ear- accused draw rebukes from The party-endorsed candidate But Aheam has some reser­ We’U hold the cost of . continued, “ There is a crying vations. "Relief from exorbi­ - Black Panther member Lnd ““ JL®^ their parfy committees and are need for equity in our tax sys­ tant property taxes must be Blaln in Mlddlefield In May, '•®“®‘P‘®‘‘‘ your choice . . . take if»a aavati encountered In New pravda ment. P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENTOG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CK)NN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1970 - ______’ ' _ • ______*______^ P A G E S E \ ^ FPC Chairman: Muleshoe Thwarts ^Progress? Hartford Man Prevented rOilR Ii iiifli'S'- ■' ^ I ‘^Sensitivity * Greeting Cards P & S ROOFING SPECIAL Power Woes May Continue Gets Back Its Postmark Meatown From Jumping 18 Stories •.X WASHmOTON (AP) — The . ‘T can see the Post Office's 1215'/j SUver Lane HARTFORD, Conn. a 25-year-old man, perched atop Edward Barry, and a police RAGWEED Help to Articulate Emotions again. They got their postmark machine,” he said in a tele­ East Hartford lieutenant, Joseph MimiVaji, WASHmOTON (AP) — Oialr- Charles F. Luce, chairman of back—at least between the phone Intervlow. “ But I can see ., a crnistrucUcm site more than By Joy snuLEY only we could laugh together themselves fitat was formerly clambered up unlighted stair­ POLLEN 1 man John N. Nassikas of the the board of (fonsoUdated BkU- hours of 8 and 8. the point of the people' here, too. 18 otories above downtown Hart- AP Newsfeaturea Writer again;” and "This is no-better very private on nubile display. WHITE ENAMEL AUM IIIIIM TRIM ways for 13 stories and began Federal Power Oommlastan The W est Texas town o f 5,335 I didn’t want to lose the poet- —and much lonelier.” ■They seem to live a whole Ufo Bon Oo. o f New Y ork, and Jo­ [. ford, threatened fb Jump for talking to the mah from the COUNT f NEW YORK (AP) — Thla teattfled Monday the northeast seph C. Swldler, chairman of lost its postmark several weeks maik either.” The largest and timq it was the psydilatrist who “I can write hangup messages cycle arouhd each creative m ore than 45 minutes before construction site’s roof. with Eadi N«w RoaNiig Job region of the nation may face the New York Public- Service ago when the Post Office De­ Finally, this week a comi^^ sprawled on the, couch and from here to China and back— process. After completing It freshest meat dis­ poUce contacted his girl friend He said he had had a fight w power problems In the coming Commission.. partment Implemented yrhat mlse was worked out. talkeij—talked about his prac­ they’re my business,” said Dr. fiiey can suffer depression com-. and talked him into climbing with his gflrl friend, so, using Vlscott, sitting up suddenly and winter'Just as It hai this sum­ Nassikas said he believed that one Washington spokesman *Now you can get your letters play in the wliole tice confined to young people in parable to postpartum depres­ • HELPS GUARD AGAINST WINTER ICE ■ down ’Tuesday. walkle talkies, they told poUce parking his bucMe shoes on file m er. state agencies should be given called a "mall service Improve­ postmarked "Muleshoe” If you the creative and performing sion in a new mother.” ’ B U IL D -U P , PoUce then bought him a cup at the station to get in touch tiled coffee table. The "No Han­ He said, however, the reason ment activity.” ' deposit them In the “local” slot arts, talked about bis new novel, Father of throe children age 4 power to make such conclusive of coffee and took him to Hart- with the girl. gups” are harder—I’m afraid • ENHANCES THE BEAUTY OF YOUR HOME for the winter season problems Under the system, all letters at the podt office between the Some Bad Air his books, plays, movie script to 9, Or. Vlscotf advises parents Judgments but that, if they for Hospital for observaUon. When the scratchy voice came they’ll end up being trite.” would be a new one—shortages mailed in Muleshoe were sacked hours of 8 a.m. Md 5 p.m. After and poetry, talked about music, io “listen to Hds and don’t com­ chose not to exercise such pow­ Would You B ^eve TUsT ‘ Hie man. Identified as James over: “Jim, Debbie Is here,” ■Among his creations In that • IS AS PERMANENT AS ALUMINUM SIDING of fuels for steam-electric gen­ up and shipped to a new mall that, yOur letter gets a Lubbock In Providence art ar.d the theater. ment; Just let it soak In. Listen er, then It should be available to Shell, had gcuie. to the top of Shell said “You’re playing division are “ Life means more tp lyrics of the songs they’re erating idants. processing faclUty in Lubbock postm ark. But most of .all, 83-year-oId YOUR CHOICE OF POPULAR ROOFING the FPC. an elevator shaft at the con- games with me. I want to hear now;’’ “I measured It I’m skip­ singing to find out vdiat they’re ‘"There has been a continuing for sorting by a big, expensive And now Postmaster Beavers Is Imported Dr. David Vlscott talked about Nassikaa said the Nixon ad­ ■ structimi site about 8 p.m. and her voice.” ping six inches above the Into. ’Try to remember what you MATERIALS IN ALL COLORS decline In the coal stocks of ministration was about ready to machine. All the letters ended can venture forth In the streets PLUMP, MEATY the need for communication and of Muleshoe without danger of . announced he was going to ’The poUcemen explained that KINaSTON, R.I. (AP) — ground;’’ and “Thank you for wanted vdien you were their age many electric utilities for about submit legislation designed to up with a Lubbock postmark. about the "Sensitivity” greeting BIRD — RUBEROm — U.S.G. getting cornered by an irate Jump, police said. the girl’s telephone voice could Some of that air pollution which touching my life.” and how you felt, but not how the last year, and relatively deal with power plant siting and “The cltisens of Muledioe cards he lias originated for peo­ SELF SEALING SHINGLES have a lot of pride In Mule­ postal patron. “Everybody’s Sometimes he sat there, but not be relayed on the radio cir­ earned Providence ninth place “These are direct simple, you acted.’’ critical situations have pre­ constructilleges Solve Own Woes doing, though there may be con­ He was In New York to talk avoided unless some govern­ Hell,” a library spokesman strokes or soft blended tones. Showerp. and thunderatorma The senator said last week’s ment than this,” he proclaimed. tributions from Connecticut and about the cards he and Boston mental agency was given the said, referring to still another brewed by former Hurricane New York power crisis demon­ MeanvdiUe, back In Muleshoe, HAR’TFORD, Conn. (AP) — what antion will be taken New York. However, other advertising executive Jonah “Take the graphics on the authority to make decisions on Michigan community. Kalb have created. card, ‘Much of the time, you Celia soaked parts of west ’Tex­ strated again “There Is no na­ Postmaster Spencer Beavers Here’s An ExceUent ■’The state legislature should against disruptive students. Rhode Island areas may receive STOMES OP PUSHIO**-'"’^ sites for new power plants and tional power policy, or plan, for was in a quandry. Mlchigran comm unity. Putting the events of the 1969- a greater portion of their bad '"They’re wedges, to pry the frighten me,’ ’’ he explained. as today and ranged into south­ have those declsicns stick. OriU Item ! keep hands off the private col­ door open Just a little and allow “Here’s this little bllb being ov­ meeting current and future elec­ 70 academic year in perspec­ air from the two neighboring ern New Mexico and Arizona. This view was echoed by tricity needs.” leges of Connecticut and let tive, Father McInnes said that states.” for better communication,’’ he erpowered by a big bllb and Tile IVeather Bureau indicat­ them deal with campus dlsor- said. “Most people in a painful you’re confronted ■visually by although it was "the most tu­ But, “a recent IBM study of ed heavy rains were likely in ders In their own w ay, a leg­ multuous in our 23-year his­ situation have so much pain how one person is overwhelming some areas. air pollution in Boston indicated the other.” islative subcommittee was told tory," no one was hurt and that words Just pour out of their Tliunderstorms also scattered California Uses Computer Flows on smoothly— that one of Boston’s worst pollu­ mouths and in the end you dem't A graduate of Dartmouth Col­ property damage was "inslgnlf- rain along a front from the Mid­ no brush marks. today. ters was Providence,” Dr. Suss­ know what they’ve said." lege and ’Tufts Medical School, Herald photo by Youna Wilson’s Lean, Smoked Icent.” man added. west to the Southeast High Mrs. Myron Lee of firemen’s auxiliary, shows fireman William M an e^ a one Lawmakers should resist the In the Senaitivlty cards. Dr. Dr. Vlscott served as senior winds occasionally acompanled To Aid In Child Adoptions • Covers most surfaces temptation to "label the student What the colleges need Is un­ Vlscott has said it for them suc­ psychiatrist at Bridgewater of new resuscitators group donated. Young on-looker is Richard Quincy. derstanding and support, not le­ the storms In sefHbns of the in one coat. as rebellious and the adminis­ cinctly: “Not always, but some­ State Hospital in Massachusetts. By JEAN MURPHY mand for babies under three gal restrictions,” Father McIn­ Lucky Victim South. trator as spineless” and to pun­ times, It’s your fault;’’ "You His novel, “Labyrinth of Si­ Temperatures before dawn The IxM'Angeles Times months old. • Odorless. Daisy Roils nes said. He urged the legisla­ ish both by enacting repressive DErmOTT (AP) — Michigan don’t solve problems with a lence,” is based on that experi­ ranged from 44 at Areata, Calif., SACRAMEINTO, Calif.—In the "This Is unrealistic. I think Botion Firemen Get New Resuscitators tors to give the colleges "a vote ence. He got interested In teen­ legislation, said the iRev. Wil­ Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley says kiss;” "You take my love like and Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., only program of Its kind in the people would be more flexible • Fast dry: high gloss. of confidence." medicine, one spoon at a tim e;” agers when he worked with Bolton firemen have been representing the auxiliary, and Emergencies should be called liam C. Meinnes, president of he’s glad to be among the 90 per to 89 at Phoenlz and Yum a, country, a-computer here match- on age if they knew that chil­ ’The Roman Catholic priest or “You hurt me.” These cards them in an experimental thea­ manning the firehouse every Norman Preuss, president; Wil­ directly to the firehouse. The . Fairfield University. cent oof stoolen car victims who Ariz., and Blythe and Imperial, es homeless children with dren are seldom available under • Use it inside or out— was one of several officials are categorized under “Your ter, and now specializes in adoptive parents. three months.” Sunday afternoon from 1 to 6 liam Maneggia, vice president; Sunday afternoon duty will con­ > Fairfield has developed ways have their cars recovered by po­ for furniture, appliances, lined up by the Connecticut Con­ hangups,” and make up a third “creative young people who C alif. The computer Is fed data on ------since mid-June in case of emer­ Mort Harlow, fire chief; Rich­ tinue through Aug. 30, but volun­ to handle disorders and has dis­ lice. ference of Independent Colleges of the 60 brief and pointed mes­ have different hangups.” children and adoptive applicants gencies at nearby swimming ard Quinby, assistant chief, and teers are ready to respond at bl fences, garden furniture. ciplined 34 students who took Kelley learned his official car Not *Public 'Employes^ to speak at the hearing before sages. from 35 public and private adop­ and boating areas. With a wel­ Les Harlow, secretary of the all times. over a university building dur- was found parked on a street in “Basically creative people ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Un­ a subcommittee of the General Another 20 cards are under He Never Heard ‘Tool!’ tion agencies in the state. come donaUon of two manually fire commissioners, represent­ NON-TOXIC • Tough, durable finish. the suburb of Grosse Points have all the problems everyone der a recent decision by state ' ing the student strike last Assembly’s Education Commit­ “My Hangups.” These include, CORSICANA, Tex. (AP) — operated resuscitators from the ing the department. spring, he said. Park 10 days after it was stolen else has, to be dealt with In the The Adoption Resource Refer­ Controller Arrhut Levitt, county Gift of Time 0 0 9 % * Wide range of fade- tee. “You were right, of course, but H ie engineer (rf the R ock Island ladles’ auxiliary, the department The men demonstrated the from a Southfield motel regular way, plus the problem ral Center of the State Depaut-clerks,______sheriffs and district at- resistant colors. Father McInnes also said that ’Hie committee earlier heard I Just couldn’t tell you that.” Or, freight train told police that he now has four. Three of these are simple operation of the new WiASHINGTON (A P ) — Sen. He said he would have to' re­ of confronting themselves in ment of Social Welfare was set tomeys arV not “public em- ' all incoming classes are being testimony alx>ut disorders at the “I don’t trust yet. I want to, but their art in a direct and mea­ blew his ■adilstle before he new rmd operate on air. The resuscitators, which are light VTlIiam B. Saxbe, RrOhlo, who place the Ignition system on the up in IMS to help find homes pioyes ” SAVE 40c LB.! sent detailed information about University of Connecticut. I Just don’t;” and "I do love surable way,” he said. "Like struck Jimmy Lee Williams, but fourth, a resuscitator-lnhalator, and can be carried in a box as has opposed the Nixon adminis­ 1660 Chrysler but that other for hard-to-place chllton. The decision means that none you, even If I can’t say It all the it’s either a good or a bad paint­ that the man apparently didn't uses oxygen. small as a lunch box and hence tration on a number of issues, damage was slight. “ Caucasian- ^ ^ ^ tim e.” ing, the music sounds good or hear him. The official presentation was could even be thrown to a boat showed up in the Senate Mon­ ■Ihe thief had broken off a Japanese child from the bay salai^r raises ne«v In the “ Our Hangups” g^roup not, the sculpture works or WUllama, 69, wels kiUed. area was recenUy adopted by f, raises nego- made last week, with Mrs. or raft. Heart massage can be day wearing a Spiro T. Agnew front vent to get into the locked a Caucaslan-Japanese f^lly in ® “ municipal Myron Lee, president, and Mrs used on the victim if necessary. watch. are statements such as, ”U we doesn’t. mvestigators said later that car, he said. can’t talk, we can’t grow;” “If "They’re putting a part of Southern California,” said Helen emplo;^<’es union. Donald ’Tedford, vice president. ’Two resuscitators, one lor Saxbe said the timepiece was Gems From Mailbag they leanied Williams was deaf. Dry Swift Fancy, Sugar Cured Gather, adoption exchange co- adults and one for children, are given to him by a constituent, fomlaomla.” kept on the truck, ready lor adding; “I dMi’t have any feel­ By HAL BOYLE son: Men’s greater susceptibil­ “And a Caucasian family In emergencies. Three volunteers ing of antagonism towa^ the E n em 0 ity to heart attacks. _ NEW YORK (AP) — ’liiings a Noi'them California, registered After Five Purple Hearts are at the firehouse. The third vice president. I t’s Just a g;im- Worth remembering; ‘"rhe with a private agency, took In a resuscitator is with the fireman m lck.” columnist might never know if most disappointed people in the racially mixed girl from a pub­ who is on call at home for that ’Ihe watch carries a carica­ Sliced he didn’t open his m ail; world are those who want lic agency In Southern Call- GI Still Prefers Front particular Sunday, and who ture of Agnew with his arms Overweight people are less what’s coming to them—and get CU CHI, Vietnam (AP) — during his first stay In Vietnam, might be able to reach an forming the hands of the watch E. A. Johnson Paint Co. It." ' likely to commit suicide or suf­ Althotyh the department gtaff Sgt OUbert Paris got whUe with the IMth Light Infan- emergency quicker than the and his fingers forming the “V” Accolade: A “golden disk’’— truck. 723 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER launched a state^de hand op- wounded again last week. He try Brigade In lMe-67. After peace sign. Bacon fer severe mental disease than one that sells a million copies— now has five Purple Hearts, but seven months In the States, he thin people or those of average Is still the greatest goal of per­ w ^ n o t the ^ ^t"™*** to Vietnam again as a weight But they pay a heaviier formers In the recording indus­ of compH?e^i^ tof to toe field than stay member of the 1st Air Cavalry toll from most ether Ulnesses, try. ’Die first to achieve this accidents and surgical opera­ dream was Enrico Caruso, the SEMI-ANNUAL rthT^eo^nJ^nl ‘" ’^^^Tihe bush. I Uke the Wlth°”ihe AlrCav he made an tions. great Italian tenor, ■with record­ t>u(]get. ^ challenge,” said the muscular assault Into the A Shau Valley As a child, remember how ing of the aria “Vest! la Glub- FURN IX U R E ‘We didn’t really get going veteran of 82 months In Ifiet- near Laos, was hit by shrapnel hard you struggled to see if you b a " m ade N ov. 12, 1902. until this year, and we’re still "****• all of It as a rifleman. In the back and neck and was could Mss your elbow? But the Don’t believe it that lightning ^ A In the process ^ perfecting it,” ‘*^0 Just doesn’t i^>peal to evacuated to the United States, giraffe can g o that children’s never strikes twice in the same Miss Gather said. ' nae.^ vdilch cut that tour to nine g;ame one better. It has a tongue place. It does fairly often. Be­ ’The number of children plac- The 86-year-old Owensboro, numths. But he returned last so long it can use It to clean Its cause of the prevalence of thun­ derstorms, lightning throughout ed as a result of the computer’s > native, a member of the September, own ears. What soap-hating Md Save At Least SOo Lb,! ' at some stage of his life the year strikes the eatrth about o m matchings Is imknown. 25th infantry division, is on his All things considered, the 100 times a second. “In the computer today are eooond war and his third tour in Vietnam conflict “is not as bad wouldn’t like to be able to do It was Cecil Beaton, noted 695 children and 725 families on Vietnam. He has three Bronze as the Korean war,” the stocky that? TELEPHONE 643-5171 ’Those Good Old Days: When IShigllBh jrfiotograirfier and de­ the active file,” twum Gather ‘^^nrs for valor. noncom says. The Viet Cong signer, who said; “ What is ele­ said. He was wounded by rocket and North Vietnamese rarely . be was tloas drink plain wafor. At the end and foster care. they all preferred to drink al- ‘Tt’s a good tool but It does coboUc solutions. MANGHESTEfi not replace the human factor Quotable notobles: “No wom­ which only the social workers tu a i’s an has ever stepped on Little can supply,” Howard said. America—, and we have found it TIRE The Department of Social to be the most silent and peace­ Yes . . . select at home. You can “ decorate” , coordinate colors, make better decisions when Welfare, which . licenses an ful place In the world.”—Adml- SPECIALISTS you select upholstery fabrics in the room they’ll "live” in. Call us, and we’ll bring you a adoption agencies in the stsde, Liverwurst rtd Richard E. Byrd, Antarctic handsome selection of fabrics, all Zepel® or Scotchguard® treated, now at Semi-Annual Sale requires that agencies must FAMILY DINNER DAYS exjriorer. In 1966. IN register every child who has Attractive: If you want to be savings! You’ll be able to have your newly covered pieces present that beautiful new look at n ot been jdaced after 60 days. or Bologna bitten by mosquitoes, who have • AU G N M EN T small cost. You’ll gain extra years of service from them. You’ll have an expert custom job. Families tor whom a child W e specialize in a Large an eye for color, wear black, (Front End Parts) All pieces are stripped to the bare frames and loose joints are reglued. Bases are rewebbed has not been found after 60 blue or red clothing. ’These are and coil springs hand tied eight ways. New fillings are added when needed, fabrics are meticu­ days must also be registered. Assortment of Sand­ the colors they go for. If you • BRAKES lously hand cut and matched, seams and welting custom sewn and exposed frames polished. “However, agencies do not wiches, Side Dishes, Ice wear white or yellow clothing, (Disc or Regular) Old pieces you love, which are soundly constructed, with our upholstery, will be made beauti­ have to wait file 60 days if they they are more likely to shun Cold Drinks, Delicious i • MUFFLERS ful and sound as new. 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Slight Marvelous look for a busy now-thru-fall sched­ Miss Gather noted; O t O s u B t r W eekdays dty dump: R can weigh up to a charge for additional material needed for SO FA and 2 Chairs *189.95 ule .. . Dacron polyester knit you can wash, “In the beginning, everybody ^ 1J.QQ Weekends Thun.. FH. and Sot. wing and channel back pieces. Arm caps wanted a blue-eyed, blond In­ ■Ihe heaMhler s e x : A m an at extra. R e g d a r $ 2 2 5 .5 0 dry, shake out and go. Striking new “Aztec" fant girt but both famlUes and 42 can look forward to living to Ml CiafTER Si). We Accept Food Staams design in red with navy. 10 to 18. agandea are becoming more MANCHESTEK A lso At 71, a wom an o f 46 to 77. In flexible and relaxed now. (Across from BISHOPS CORNER We Beserve Hie Bight form s of absenteeism, one study ■ $26. "However, I wish adoptlye ap- Flnt Nafloml) WEST HARTFORD found women miss work be- plleants would be more flexible^ f 215 E. MAIN ST.. ROCKVILLE (EXIT 98 OFF RT. 84) To Umlt Qnsntttlea! , cpii«« of disabling illness only Semi-Anhual Specials on Draperies Too! about age. We’ve noticed the de- ^ as often as men between (DAL, Dresses, all stores) the ages of 45 and 64. One rea- PAGE EIGHT BIANCHESTER EVmHNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 PAGE NINE Teamwork Brings America South African Economy Manoni'Knoess Greek^ Colonejs Try International Bridge Prize The marriage of Kathy Elea­ nor Knoess of Manchester to Tolerance on Critics By JIM BBIOANOE Laurence and Bob Hammond, “I was at SMU for six years Works Against Apartheid Louis Richard Manonl of West AMOoisted Preaa Writer all chosen from among the some and did some marketing con­ Haven took place Saturday By CHRIS EUOC Another deals with a man in 200 to 800 bridge experts Com sultant work y nonvdiite competition. Elven so. Coloreds In many of West Haven. government has become a best cured. Ira Corn’s love for decisions, world’s best for national honor seller in Athens, and summer bridge and winning produced of removing blacks from the clt- Early this year, the govern- **dce home the same pay ’The Rev. William Killeen of One stage review is called —not personal glory. packets as white colleagues be­ St. Paul’s Church performed .theaters have resumed their “Are They Coming Back or the first American team to win Hearing Called ies to segregated rural "home- ment threatened to crack down tradition of poking fun at politi­ the international Bermuda Cup “ By any s^ d ard s, their dis­ lands” will put the races com- on thousands of nonwhites em- cause there is a growing short­ the double-ring ceremony. Not?” meaning the country’s cipline was rigorous,” he said. cians. Opposition newspapers championship since 10S4. On Swim Area pletely Into compartments. Gov- ployed In jobs ranging from age of Colored skilled workers The bride was given in mar­ former civilian rulers. A skit Com footed the bill for the to plug the gaps in the white la­ riage by her father. She wore are deriding the government In shows a man asking Pythla, of He and his Dallas Aces, the emment theorists maintain the switchboard operators to bank cartoons. , team of American bridge cham­ team until the members were 'South Windsor Zoning Board blacks are only temporary so- cashiers. bor force. an empire gown of sata-peau, the Delphjc Oracle, “ When will playing partners together like a of Appeals will hold a public A Colored mechanic in Jo- trimmed 'with bands ot Venlse ‘ Even so, these demonstrations they quit” — meaning the cm. man of 48 is' a native of Little leaving their keys with self-ap­ freedom and their dignity for administration. consumers, employes, share­ tions would' better serve society the 1600s. Grasse’s 19 extrac­ His team consisted of Bobby Rock. He came to Dallas in 1946 pointed attendants who rear­ holders and government agen­ the sake of the paycheck,” he “ The successful companies tion plants have a turnover val­ as a professor of marketing for range and guard the vehicles writes. if their management would stop Wolf, James Jacoby, Billy Ei- cies have increased their de­ thinking of social service and ‘"The successful companies ued near $70 million a year. senberg, Bobby Goldman, Mike Southern Methodist University. day and night. mands on business to play a “ As consumers, people are profit as separate and compet­ regard themselves as entrepe- Stop Wishing! Start Having! greater role in curing society’s realizing that affluence can be a ing alms. In other words, new neurs, and not merely as good ills and Improving the quality o t burden. Iheir cars and appli­ public values should be viewed the environment. ances break down, their plumb­ as opportunities to make a prof­ It is not surprising, then, to ing leaks, their lawns get it by serving new demands. find fleniy Ford H, chairman of weedy, and getUng things fixed And when the market place VOTE FOR the Ford Motor CO. and one of is troublesome, expensive or can’t automatically translate the naticm’s leading industri­ even impossible. public needs to market demand, JO E alists, pondering the quesUm in “ As citizens, people can see he says, government interven­ a new book, “ The Human Envi­ that their material possessions tion should be looked upon as a ronment and Business” A ccd- have been purchased at a high necessary function. DUFFEY lecUon of three si>eeches he de­ cost in environmental pollution Citing car emissions as an ex­ livered last year at VanderbUt, DEMOCRATIC —dirty air, dirty water, ugly ample, he says: “ Prior to the Harvard and Yale universities, landscape. establishment of government PRIMARY it was published Tuesday. “ Modem industrial society is emission standards, there was August 19, 1970 B\>r Ford, the times are revo­ based on the assumption that it no market for emission control Sponsored by Citizens lutionary. And the question is is both possible and desirable to features. Although many people for Duffey not simply whether business has Peter Rlchtmyer, Treas. go on forever providing more wanted cleaner air, individual ★★★★★★★★★★★ Pre-Styled KANEKALON

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BtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCHESim CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EYEIN G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 Tolland County Politics Thien, 43, commander of the i^' special military zrae around Da Added Qassrooms HaOed Making Voters Auxiliary of Manchester Me-' Nang, was missing on' a flight 1?- morlal Hospital, the Good Shep­ Drive To Save Lowe^ Hennigan Reactions from Da Nang to Saigon. The A 6 to 8 voter-mEddng ses­ *•- SPECIAL AUGUST 6 - 12 • ■ Obituary herd Guild, Gibbons AsKmbly, Drug Cepter Mrs. Meiirant (Jets Backing South Vietnamese command-' As^ununer School Aid sion is being craducted to­ Catholic Ladies of .Columbus, Heralding Politics Heritage From said his AST twta-Jet fighter- night In the town clerk’s of­ the Ladies of St. James, and The Drug Advisory Center One of tee most rewarding This Is Mrs. Segar’s 12th year Mrs. LlUian V. DilUaae To Chanin Teacher Issues bomber 'was believed to have fice in the Municipal Build­ FARM FRESH the Guild- of Our Lady of St. • By Sol R. Cohen ■ Pollution Starts 81 Russell St. is observing the (K Probate Judge Myb aver crashed ’Tuesday during bad aspects of this year’s Manches­ as summer school administra­ ing. BlLtJNGl'CN— Lillian V. Bartholomew. following summer schedule: not always governed by it, cer­ ter Summer Schcxil, Director tor, In her first year, five high Queried today on probable weather about 60 miles south of It will be the last oppor­ DiBlase, 61, of West Hartford, Survivors, besides her hus- Joseph Duffey, can- Republlceui Town Committee ATIHENS (AP)-^A worldwide tainly not over the negotiating By BETTE qUAXRALB more interesting as each of the Donald F. Warren and Mrs. Lil­ school, rooms were used, ■with a doz Monday, Tuesday and causes of teacher strikes next Da Nang. ' tunity for those who want L A R G E E G G S sister a t Michael Vendettl of band, include three sons, Don- d*date for the Democratic nom- members and their spouses. table and not under pressure.” (Herald Reporter) candidates pick up endorse­ lian Segar, elementary coordin­ registration of about 90. “people’s crusade” to save the Wednesday, 8:80 a.m. to S —(About 200 'Vietnamese pris­ to vote In the Aug. 12 Re­ Ellington, died yesterday at St. aid A. Pitcher of Manchester, Inatlon for U.S. senator, will be Shea, state central committee- year, as outlined yesterday by Books: Their selection Is ments. ator, say, was the use of two Enrollment in the two second­ world's ancient monuments, In- p.m. The primary challenger for oners rioted while being shipped publican and Aug. 19 Demo­ Francis Hospital, Hartford. James R. Pitcher of Newtown, ^ Manchester tomorrow after- man from the 4th Senatorial Dls- Robert H. Chanin, National Ed­ made by teachers or depart­ In her letter sent to all Re­ elementary schools for tee first ary phases Is 623, down 118 from MT. VEHNON DAIRY STORE .eluding the Athens’ Parthenon, Thursday and Friday, 8:80 from the Con Son prison island cratic primaries to become Survivors also include a son, C.W.O. Robert A. Pitcher noon. trtet and GOP coordinator in ments at bote MIX! and ra the. tee Republican nomination as publican voters In tee two town time. last year’s 641 figure, Warren a.m. to 9 p.m. ucation Association generel to Saigon, A spokesman said the voters and to sign Up with a 244 BROAD STR'^ET, MANCRESTER three other brothers, and four serving In Vietnam; a daughter. Arriving fAim Bloomfield be- the First Congressional District,^ from the ravages of pollution, public school secondary level. judge at probate from the ’Itol- district, retiring Judge M ^ a - Bote agreed that tee opening said. In tee makeup phase, 384 Sahirday, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. counsel. Dr. Frederick W. Lowe disturbance wets quelled without party. sisters. ' ttrs. Alfred W. Cavedon of Bol- tween noon and 12:30, he will has been appointed to the Mes- was launched today by the at- At tee elementary level, the land-WiUlngton probate district ver described the office as one of .Verplanck and Waddell students are enrolled, down 26; There will be an answering Jr.,V president of Manchester anybody being hurt. Eligible appheants must' The funeral wUl be tomorrow grandchildren. tour one or tWo Industrial kill for Governor Advisory Com- general of nilnois from choice is made by conunlttee. has received tee endorsement which “ yon retire from, not to In Cambodia, the government Sch(x>ls enabled children in and ill the' enrichment program, service every night except be at least 21 years of ag.e, Sunday from the time the Community College, and Dr. Bradlau said that, with the pos­ of Incumbent Judge of Probate retire to.” sent more retaforcements to­ some low income ' families, 139 are enrolled, down 92. The at 8:15 a.m. from the Richard « . « ! 2,600-year-old must have resided in Man­ XV 1 AOA ® TleF- peps OH Main St., to about 2:15. ------^ center closes until 8 a.m. A Donald Hennigan, superintend­ sible exception of reading, Ruth Myhaver of WlUtagton. Her comments were a direct ward tee cros^TOfids town of where transportation is a real largest makeup enrollment is 57 problem, to walk to tee schools, in algebra I; tee largest enrich­ chester for at least six Ne Wert itart Funeral Home, 219 W. Con- From 3 to 4, he will be inter- Robert H. Steele, GOP can- edifice. backup person will be con­ ent of schools, had these reac­ there Is no policy for uniform Mirs. Myhaver, vriio is retir­ hit at Wolfanger who is retir­ Skoim, 40 miles northOast of “ Mass of requiem viewed on Radio Station WINF dldate for Second District con- William J. Scott, who has tions : where they were, able to take' ment enrollments are 49 in per­ months, and must be U.S. tacted to help the caller if use of any book throughout the ing,’ pledged her support tO ’Tol­ ing from his business career at Phnom 'Penh, where flghttag rora, wiui a soienm mgn Bartholomew’s Church at by news director Chuck Crouse, gressman, is making good use drafted the enforced anUpollu- Class size: Dr. Lowe said advantage of what was tsmt- sonal typing and 46 in instru­ citizens. necessary. school system. land’s Tdwn C3erk Gloria Meu- Burroughs. Mrs. Myhaver fur­ has been reported fra four days. « reqmem at tne Ltmrcn w m . j.gQ B^^lal will be in St. James’ and starting at 4:10, he will his name. His bumper stick- uon laws told a gathering on the there Is no across-the-board From today’s viewpoint. Dr. amount to almost individual mental music. For drug advisory informa­ rant In her primary bid for the ther points to a state statute A military spt^esman said Viet John Uie Evai^elist, H ar«orf, cemetery. tour the Manchester Shopping read, “ Give Congress the Acropolis: policy, pointing out size varies tutoring in reading and/or arith­ at 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. tion call: 647-8822. Lowe observed, there is less nomination ' against retiring which limits the age of a Judge Cong and North Vietnamese ’The average class size among BITUMINOUSi Friends may call at the fu- Parkade. strength of Steele.” ’We are deliberately starting with tee nature of tee course, posslblUty of student strikes metic. There is no tuition fee for students absent may obtain Benedict Cemetery, Burroughs (Jorp. Plant Manager of probate to not more than forces remained entrenched In makeup courses is 12.4; and Bloom- neral home tomorrow from 2 this people's crusade here and at tee same time noting duripg tee coming acedemlc tee supportive instruction. among enrichment courses, 13.9. cards from tee summer school field. Howard Wolfanger age 70. the town. to 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. WINF has offered its facili­ B. Steve Pearl of Manchester, where Western civilization be­ teat MCC class sizes are small­ year than existed In tee spring. As a result of utilization of There are 20 sections of 22 sec­ office through Monday. After, In other county political ac­ “ The longer a Judge of pro- Fighting appea.red to have FYiends may call at the fu­ president of the Taxpayers’ As­ gan 2% millenia ago. Its deteri­ er than those In most state in­ “ Lack of political activity dur­ tee two elementary schools, ap­ ondary makeup courses, and teat date, cards may be ob^ DRIVEWAYS ties to all candidates in the 10 sociation of Connecticut, has tivities, Mansfield’s incumbent bate serves you tee more valu­ eased at the provincial capital Barking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courta neral home ttmight from 7 to 9. Edward F. Britton Aug. ^12 Republican and Aug. oration could be a symbol of the Police Log stitutions. ing last spring’s voluntary proximately 655 children were sections of four enrichment tataed from the Manchester | Now Booking for Summer Work State Rep. Audrey Beck has an­ able that office is to you,” Mrs. of Kompong ’Ihom, 80 miles High. School office. Edward F . Britton, 62, of 402 x9 *DemocraUc nrimaries The accepting speaking engage- civilization as we all Dr. Hennigan called attention strikes has convinced most peo­ enrolled in one or bote courses, courses. Fifteen teachers are Eriing A J e«K « E. Center St., husband of Mrs. ^ tero^ n rn te n d e ^ with Us throughout the state. ,t.„ nounced she will seek re-elec­ Myhaver stated. “ A candidate north of Phnom Penh. Cambo­ PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A ple there Is a lack of commit­ 327 in reading and 328 in arith­ employed. PRICE INCREASE SOON ARRESTS to tee contract negotiated for tion to tee post In November. who cannot serve more than dian defenders reported only The Roman Emperor Tiberius Funeral services for ErUng A. Bertha Murirfiy Britton, died teners phoning In questions, are speaker at 'Salvatore Vince, ■ 31, of Hart- next year with tee Manches­ ment to political interest,” ho metic: 97 at Verplanck, 106 at On tomorrow’s final summer Mrs. Beck had a serious fling one term without subjecting tee harassing mortar attacks. ruled 'Rome from (Japri during AU Work PersonaUy Supervised. We Are 190% Insured. Jensen of 14 Division St., who ^ “ repeated at 9 p.m., Monday th” K i w ^ s ^ S o f^o^alk f Acropolis auemptea ter Education Association said. However, he does expect Waddell, and 452 at llling Junior school day, elementary classes at tee Democratic nomination townspeople to tee expense of ’The Viet Oong-'and Norte Viet­ tee last decade of his life (A.D. ' died Monday night at Manches- 1“ ^ ' ^ , through Friday. To„lght ^ v^ l sp eL In ^ ^ sponsored by the American Hel- burglary. He was arrested last (MEA). It states tee adminis­ there will be some requests to High School. Exact figures will will be abbreviated to permit for Secretary of State at the a special election is unfair.” namese launched two fresh at­ 27-37). His orders were signaled, ter Memorial Hospital, will be Mr Bmton was bom Jm 4 Wallace Barnes, candidate for Held at a n ^ e t ln l^ t h e Tm - Educational Progressive ^ J^gr police InvesUgated a tration should limit kindergar­ work for candidates. not be available until after tee parents to confer with teachers. DeMAIO BROTHERS '” <* party state convention in Nov­ tacks on district towns within 50 summer session ends tomorrow. by semaphore to a lookout sta-l Friday at 11 a.m. at the Holmes jeos m Itolyoke M a^., ^ d had the GOP nomination for gover- AssociaUon...... meeUng in Athens gomplalnf at 781 Center St. ten classes to 25, elementary An April 6 townwide walkout “ At age 48, Gloria Meurant Bote elementary and secondary ember where she placed third miles of Itenom Penh. ’Iliey hit Average class size is seven. tion on tee Sorrento Peninsula, _ CAU««;74»I Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The t'ved In Manchester lor the past Interviewed about 10 ___t for Its 48th convenUon. About date Aug. 24. to 30, and secondary academic of Manchester public school has many years to serve be­ students will receive report 15,000 Greek-bom residents of _____ out of a field of five candidates. a district office in Prey Totung, Three teachers were assigned to cards at tee last class session. and thence from peak to peak to Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pastor y e i^ . He had been employed days ago. William Cotter, can- ' to 33. When these numbers are teachers was averted when the fore compulsory retirement at In her announcement Mrs. north of the capital, and also Verplanck, four to Waddell, and Elementary pupils not in at­ tee capital almost 125 miles of Emanuel Lutheran Church, Pratt and Whit- dldate for the Democratic nom- America and Canada are at­ Thomas J. Scully, 16, of 26 exceeded, provision Is to be threat was rescinded at a meet­ 70,” she added, citing Mrs. tending. ing of the MEA team and ad­ Beck forsees three major chal­ struck Prey SandelT, south of seven to llling, all from tee tendance tomorrow -will have away, tee National Geographic will officiate. Burial will be in District con- whose five-year term on the Foley St., charged i^th reckless made to divide, distribute or lenges In 1971 for tee legis­ Meurant’s four years of expe­ ^ r p ., n,asi Hariiooro, lor g^essman, was interviewed on Manchester Housing Authoritv The Parthenon, Scott said is driving. He was arrested last ministrative representatives of Phnom Pmte near Takeo. Manchester school system. report cards mailed. Secondary says. Bast Cemetery. provide tee teacher with pro­ lature, tee first of which is fis­ rience as clerk of tee Probate Read Herald Advertieements M years and was a nmm- Monday: and Alphonsus Dona- (MHA) expired last month, will belongs to the night on W. Middle Tpke. Court tee Board of Education three Friends may call at the fu­ fessional or para-professlonal cal reform. Others are modern­ Court in this district as well Its Quarter Cen- b„g ga„d,^tg u,g Demo- be replaced by a Republican. world. Now, Inin a relativelyrelaUvely lew date - Ane- 17 days before the scheduled walk­ Eis six years’ experience In law neral home tomorrow from 7 to tury C lu^ He was a com- e-Uc^nVrnmaUon'fo-r'U.s" = ...... ^ug. 17. aid within 30 days. ization of tee state government Club. He was a com- — ,n------ti a .j-be Republican majority on y«a-rs. through misuse of the en- out. At teat time, the MEA and court offices and 10 years 9 p.m. munlcant of St. James’ Church Supplies: No problem. Dr. structure to make it more ef­ ator, yesterday. the Board of Directors has Indl- vtronment, man is about to do Kenneth A. Hicks, 20, of -69 charged the Hoard negotiator In tee office of town clerk. __ and a member of Lowe said. Dr. Hennigan noted with referring to bargaining ficient and responsive and the 11 TT _/-> u Campbml Today, Edward Marcus, can- cated It will name Republican what no one has been able to do Walker St., charged vdth mak- Mrs. Meurant, if elected in William Barton Jr. great improvements have- been sessions as Informal talks rath­ improvement of tee legislature Councll, ® grad- ^j^^te for the Democratic nom- Carl Zinsser to replace Cronin to more .than 2,000 years—de- big unnecessary noise with a November, will step down from made in providing bote teach­ er than true negotiations. to enable It to carry out Its con­ t o ? 5 ^ ! T ^ l ^ ^ “ " f 8 ^ r uate of Ix>yola College, Mon- jnation for U.S. U-®- senator, aP- ap- and “ d to to gdve ijve the the Itep“ublifan“s Republicans 4 4 stroy the Parthenon, he added. motor vehicle. He was arrested her post of town clerk for Tol­ treal, Canada. ing supplies and equipment. For several years, state legis­ stitutional responsibility to of Albert W. Barton at Oomen- la a< I peared. On Friday, It will be to 1 control of the authority. Scott called for the creation of last night et E. Center and Budget appropriation! increased land, according to Mrs. Myhav- an international committee to Spruce Sts. Court date Aug. 17. lation has made negotiation and serve as an equal arm of gov­ try, died yesterday at Hartford d u d frW ^ w E 'Britton r ^e Man- from $116,000 In 1968-69 to ap­ ernment. er. She will have a schedule of HosDital ^ j ’ “ ^*ton jidate for Republican nomlna- cheater Jaycees. organize the crusade and raise ’ ------arbitration mandatory between proximately $166,000 for 1970-71. Bote Vernon and Mansfield, stated office hours, and will be h o o r of East Hartford; 4 daughters, „ o no. , funds. ACCTOENT a board of education and S 8 ANNUAL Grievances: Dr. Hennigan available by appointment dur­ 5 Survivors also Include two Mrs. George Lawler of Farm- w “ If we have the capability to Susan J. Godlewski of East teachers’ negotiating agent. as single town districts, will se­ other sons, two brothers, seven ington, Mrs. Glen Daugherty of o J ’’ ® I ! f " the MHA will be Pasca^l Mas- said tee Manchester procedure, lect their candidates for state ing evenings and Saturdays. grandchildren, and several S h e s t e r , Mrs. Richard Mesklll, can^date for trangelo whose term will ex- send man to the moon then cer- Hartford, charge ! with failure one of tee first to be formulated Mrs. Myhaver noted tee grow­ talnly we have the caphlllty to to yield right of way. She was representative shortly. m ^es and nephews. Bragdon of San Antonio, Tex., ‘'’ ® f v JafkLn ____ In the state. Is a clearly stated, Tolland’s State Rep. Robert ing size of tee district, and ex- save our priceless heritage, the arrested yesterday afternoon af- mutually agreed upon one be­ timates at least 16 hours a atmosphere,” he said. ter Ihe car she was driving was Strikes May D. King has denied reports that D il^n f b'to’dtoate for the Democratic Marcus has gone on record tween tee MEA and tee board, monte must be g;iven to serving St fb no'"toatlon for First District as supporting Attorney General “ We cannot afford to wait un- involved in an accident with a he was among a group of 67 F i i i ^ l ^ e , 58 M ^ ^ S t ., there, John H Britton of East congressman, on Aug. 13; and John Mitchell’s order, doing It calls for steps from tee teach­ legislative supporters of (Con­ tee people of the district. til an ecological catastrophe nnr operated by Paul J. Em- er to department head, to Im­ Hit Schools to H a^ord and Walter J. Britton Pickett,' candidate for the away with the terms “Co’sa Nos ______- - _____ gressman Lowell Welcker’s Wolfanger has received tee strikes and thousands of people marling, 18, of 118 Henry St., at mediate supervisor, to tee su­ SprtegfMd, Mass. , ^ Mcmtreal, Canada; a Democratic nomination for Sec- tra” and “ Mafia” in describing die in places like New York, Summit and Hollister Sts. Court Senatorial bid. endorsements of tee Willtagton ^toroid D. Coshman of Eart District congressman, on the general areas of organized Tokyo Sydney, Los Angeles, Aug. 17. perintendent of schools, to tee Across U.S. King instead has announced Republican Town Committee neral home tomorrow from 2 Hartford; 18 grandchildren, and ^ug. 14. crime. Moscow ^ l a / o r Athens ’’ ------board, and finally. If necessary, a temporary hands off policy and of tee third candidate in the to arbitration. He added teat to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. se^ral nieces ^ nejAewa ------measures he sutr- Vicky L. Young. 16. of 107 (Continued from Page One) and has pledged to support convention for probate Judge for most differences are settled at The funeral will be Saturday Mesklll will be In Manchester A large group of labor leaders seated to combat what he de- Bridge St., charged with failure "w ho ever win tee Republican tee GOP, Atty. Robert D. Mc- Mrs. Napoleon A. Pitcher a* 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes cn Friday. He will arrive at and representatives of small scribed as the dangers of envi- ° yield right of way. She was tee informal level with tee nia will be watched closely by primary” for tee Senate next Gann of Willtagton. McGann is Buy now and save for Chrisf- Mrs. Hazel A. Pitcher, 68, of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., about 6 p.m. from Glastonbury, business are meeting in Hamden ronmental pollution was the ed- m^r®8ted yesterday morning af- building principal. tee NEA and APT. week, either Weicker or John serving as Wolfanger’s cam­ Dr. Lowe said tee Board of BEAT THE PRICE RISE ON BRONZED BABY SHOES 48 Gerard St., wife of Napoleon with a solemn high Mass of re- \vni greet shoppers at the Park- tonight, to formulate campaig;n ucatlon of the dangers of pollu- tor the car she was driving was “ Pennslyvanla could be Lupton. paign manager. mas, birthdays or any other ’Trustees for Regional Commu­ A, Pitcher, died early this mom- quiem at St. James’ Church at ' ade for about a half hour, and plans for the re-election of U.S. voluntarv agreements be- kivolved In an accident with a smooth if the school boards play Primary Participation nity Colleges is currently re­ event. Shop early for best se­ tag at Manchester Memorial 9. Burial will be In East Ceme- then will attend a reception at Sen. Thomas Dodd as an Inde- tween imvernmentsEfovemments to nasspass stiff driven by Peter P. Furmon- tee game,” said CSianin. “ We Although he is not himself in­ viewing, for modification and Hospital. tery. the home Town Counsel John pendent candidate. Dodd will ad- _nr,/iibitir.n inw« and research ®-vtoius, 23, of East H.e.rtford, at don’t expect teem to love it but volved In a primary, Tolland revision, a grievance procedure lections. Sale starts tomorrow Mrs. Pitcher was bom July Friends may call at the fu- Shea. The reception will be for dress the gathering at 8:45. m t o C T v e lo p m e “ of the^best W- Middle Tpke. and Broad St. we hope they will accept it and County’s incumbent Democratic U.S. Starts 1, 1902 in Holyoke, Mass., and neral home tomorrow and Fri- worked out by trustees, college scientific of prevenUng ^ug. 17. bargain in good faith.” State Sen. Robert Houley of at 9 A.M, m W i Uved In Manchester for 23 years, day from 7 to 9 p.m. presidents, and coracll mem­ pollution. Pennsylvania had 15 teacher Vernon, has urged ■voters to Huge Offense She was a member of Orford The family suggests that any Bolton COMPLAINTS bers. participate In tee two party pri­ Parirti Chapter of the DAR, the memorial contributions be Administration rapport: In strikes last year and Chanin DURING AUGUST M __ An apartment at 168 Oak St. maries scheduled next Wednes­ Women’s Club of Manchester, made to the American Cancer any large organization, Dr. Hen- said there undoubtedly will be This Is your Last Chano. to was broken into sometime last day for tee Republicans and on Near Laos have your precious baby Manchester Emblem Club, the Society, 237 E. Center St. V e r n o n night. Nothing was reported nlgan said, there will always more. shoes beautifully bronzed Costume Orders Run Low Aug. 19 for tee Democrats. at these truly great savingsl missing. be people who feel, bv their Converse and James E. Mun- Unregistered voters may reg­ (Continued from Page One) We have arranged this spe­ 'deflnatlon, teat rapport Is lack­ dy, AFT director of organiia^ cial sale for the entire Boy, 6, Dies ister in each of tee towns Month of August . . . so A few Imported tomatoes be­ ing. “ I don’t feel there is anv tion, said among their locals Elsewhere ta Vietnam:— For Town’s Anniversary through tee office of tee local order NOW and really save. Safeguard Expansion Curb ing grown at a home at 148 lack of rapport,” he said. they could end up with strikes in The U.S. destroyer Rogers Of Injuries In town clerk, Houley explained. SM. 4S Poftntt siaiMI What are you wearing Sept. Wiedle, Mrs. Camille Mlckle- Loomis St. were thrown around “There Is alwavs someone who Illinois, New Haven and West (wIUi 8x10 or 5x7 frxi^ A “ The Aug. 12 Republican pri­ and the Panamanian-registered 10, oh ladles of Bolton? What wicz and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bike-Car Crash the yard sometime yesterday. will listen to a teacher or anv Haven In Connecticut, Philadel­ tug Sally B colUded off the coast as*. Pries S1SM NOW ^5.96 Said ‘Dangerously Foolish’ mary and tee Aug. 19 Demo­ will you wear to the ball on the Armentano. A six - year - old Vernon boy P^^tocks were also taken other emnlove. Some people feel phia and Springfield, Mass. of South Vietnam 16 miles Ingravinc only lOo per letter from the same house sometime Converse added that there is a cratic primary afford an un­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. tional Safeguard sites pn^iosed night of Sept. 12? Mrs. Shirley The____ pageant will be held In died yesterday mIn i^wrenceLawrence me-Me- , . . that ranport means ag;reelng northeast of Vung Tou. A Ail Stilft m 4 Fiiitket RtAictA 21% Henry M Jackson, D-Wash., the Nixon administration. Riley, costume advisor for the the new elementaryA vM «vir a/tl\nys1*aschool’s all- morlal . ____ Hospital, _ New London Thursday or Friday. upon what I want.” “ grave possibility of trouble in precedented opportunity to spokesman said there were no ...... V. The Senate Armed Services 260th anniversary committee is purpose room. ^ ------Dr. Lowe said the largest and Washington, D.C., and a distinct members of either party,” Hou­ casualties but the destroyer got said today It would be danger- ooj„p(,tttse earlier stripped the worried. So far, only six ladies Children’s Donation Juries suffered In an accl- a purse containing $10 was most active group on the MCC possibility of it in San Francis­ ley stated. a six-foot gash ta Its bow and I VALUES ously foolish” for the Senate to pending $19.2 billion military have placed an order with her James KendaU reported the to Plainfield on Sunday, taken yesterday afternoon while camniis Is the local chpnter of co.” Probate Contest the tug waa holed ta its bow. ’iiun block expansion of the Safe- procurement bill of a Safeguard for costumes from a company receipt of a donation of $18.47 Talbot, son of Mr. tof ,'[*®tim was flying a kite in the Conn“ctlcut State Emploves Since AFT has negotiated The Tolland-Wllllngton GOP —A South Vietnamese briga­ guard missile defense system authorization aimed at starting In Texas (Rosebud, Tex., to be collected at an auction on He- and Mrs. Joseph Talbot of 53 Wickham Park. As.aoclntton, composed of nro- multi-year contracts there is lit­ primary becomes more and dier general, Nguyen Van STTLC 90 ^ m em o et erru u enruc ej because American inaction “ ^BM defense ^ a li^ t a exact). She Is afraid that ordere ^ron Rd. held recently by the Overbrook Dr., rode his bicycle fes.slonal and .staff members. tle likelihood of labor trouble in lM.tUi U ii.7« llm ii^ ^ s s U e attack by Com- may not arrive In time If placed follovring children: Debbie, out of a driveway on Rt. 14 Assumption Oiurch on S. There la also an independent or­ New York, Chicago, Detroit, Adams St. was broken Into ENGLISH PEWTER might simulate a Soviet weap- munist CTUna.* much later . Brenda and Earl Carron, Les- ,,,. , ‘ , ’ ganization In the eight state Kansas City or Pittsburgh Styk 51 UrnixHinteil Shoes (bronze)—Reg. $4.95 — NOW 3.H sach sometime Monday night. Sever­ ons buildup. Of course, said Mrs. Riley af- Ue and Barry Manna and Aud- community colleges, which, he schools, he said. al closets had been gone •BRONZED BABY SHOE PRICES GO UP SEPTEMBER t Jackson said it is likely the ter the committee meeting last rey Lelner. ^f X e r s ld e by Aroys Powers said, l.s given nerinheral recog­ Bote unions look fqr con­ TANKARD through, but nothing was re- BRING SHOES IN NOW . . . SALE ENDS AUGUST 31 Soviet Union would interpret a nition bv the Board of Trn.stees. siderable activity In the north­ I Pint Capacity — With Glass Bottom night, ladles may be planning to 'The anniversary booklet pre- ’Ihe ,j,jg accident happenedhai. about ported missing. Senate vote against Safegutird U.S., Brazil Curriculum: “ The faeiiltv Is east. In the Midwest, Michigan I CANT COME IN? Fill out and Mail Coupon Today I make their own costumes. A pared by Kendall’s committee 8 p.m. Sunday and Ihe ^ “ me",! the prime voice at MCXl in de­ has had a lot of strikes and Cha- “ as a sign that this country is rufned blouse and a long dirndl ig at the press. The hlstcrical about noon yLterday. MEN! Jsit tend for fret, hindr tiebr thoe Millni teg. Write or phone us ew. | ’The blinker lights and rear termining curriculum.” Dr. nta said “we’ll have fun and not committed to preserving a skirt would ^ flTO for day-to- booklet is also nearing comple- John, who was born in Hart- SAVE ON YOUR Ntme_ $ y .9 9 Seek Release taillight turn signals were stolen Lowe said, pointing out It Is the games in . Michigan again, secure deterrent, and I think day wear during the celebration tlon. Tickets for the ball (at $18 ford, lived In Manchester for I from a car belonging to Paul prerogative of a faculty commit­ Munday agreed. AddreiL. G that would be a dangerous Idea VACATION AND But Mrs. Riley and expert ^ couple) are being printed. A several years, J. Emmerllng parked In the tee to make recommendations to “ There’s a lot of grumbling in for them to get.” B City____ JStete_ -Jlp- Of Diplomats seamstress Mrs. Elma Dlmock „,ap of Bolton, showing hlstor- Survivors, besides his par- driveway at 118 Henry St. some­ California,” Chanin said, main­ The Washington senator said a meeting of the total faculty BACK TO SCHOOL 3 Letter Monogram Engraved Free fio^ured out earlter this year jpal points of interest. Is com- ents. Include a brother, James time Monday night. staff. ly over a state law which pixriil- nothing could be more harmful MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay “ pleted. Printed in brown on A. Talbot of Vernon; his ma­ “ The best teachers are those blts union teacher contracts. CLOTHES te prospects of an agreement at (a p ) — Hie U.S. and Brazilian "nuch In materials and time to parchment, drawn by Stanley ternal g;randparents, Mr. and Two windows at llling Junior who beat know what students Although last year’s 180 strategic arms limitation . t^ks . governments —are rpressing------o ------Pres- . utoe full-skirted .u costumes J ...... gg^teg^...... ^ make...... a nice sou- ...... Mrs...... Berkley— Sheridan------of Wind-- School were broken recent- need, and are certainly an Inte­ strikes Is small in relation to the aATm 4V>rl«« “art aVti-imf nnir ® . . . trt niiv fnorri roaHv.maHo ...... - - . .... BIRTHSTONE —s a l t thdn an abrupt halt Jorge Pacheco Areco to them ready-made. venlr, along with the booklets sor; and his paternal grandpar- The incidents were reported gral part of decisions,” Dr. Hen- number of school districts in tee in the Impetus of the Safeguard n„oUgte with the guerriUas ,, Texas company offers a anniversary coins. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. to police yesterday. ningan commented. George country—more than 2 1,000—tee RINGS program.~ • who kidnaped an American offi- train dress and bon- j^gg been established that lulo of T h o m p s o n v i l l e . ------Bradlau, assistant .superinten­ increased activity nonetheless WEO. - THURS— FRI. - SAT. “ If the Senate stops tee for- ^ BrazUian diplomat n-t for $10.25, one-hoop petti- playing field in Her- ‘ Private funeral services will C o ^ e l l o D e a d dent of schools for curriculum, reflects a changing attitude of COMPLETE STOCK ward moUon of tee Safeguwd informed sources coats for $LM, panta TOns (for Memorial Park will be be tomorrow at the Carmon Fu- BOSTON (AP) — Edward H said 39 teachers, at a cost of the teaching profession in gen­ a later period in history, but - — ------rj. program, what are our negotia- -4 P®"”" nisiory, oui ^^g^j pgjktag, unless It gets neral Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Costello 64 associate snorts ed- $11,000, are Involved in writing eral toward unionism. Reduced for this Sale tore In tee S ^ T talks to kidnaping Fri- any period may be chosen) for soggy H e . e xvindsor.Windsor, Burial will be inIn Elm-Elm­ h ° ! ®- curriculum this summer. For years tee NEA refused to '' 4 A , offer tee Ru^ans a a ^ ind^e- ^ ^ ^ g $3 75, men’s Lincoln-type coat- Itor of the Boston Herald Trav­ 59 o Who’s Marching? wood Cemetery, Vernon Center. eler since 1949, died Tuesday Every effort Is made to ob­ identify a strike as a strike. In­ > ■* ^ for $16.75. There doesn’t, how­ There are no calling hours. adviser to the Uruguayan po- Norman Preuss, parade or- night at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital tain curriculum changes from stead, it referred to walkouts as SS9s?” he asked. ever, seem to be as much con- teachers, he said, and this yes'! ^ ^ T s a soviet missile, “ ^e, and Brazilian Consul Aloy- cern’ about men’s costumes as f ^ z e r , re trie d teat there v^l professional holidays, a recess the school system has been suc­ or a withdrawal of services. SPORT $ 10%to40% a n T ^ ^ o n said that with it slo Mares Dias Gomlde, Pache- women’s. Men can get by with cessful in getting teem to make This is no longer true, and this “ and multiple warheads “ by tee co Areco declared he would nev- g vest or old-fashioned tie. or a torth from all over In ana muiupie_wi^nci«ia ^ ^ jr___ __ „w„,iaoic. ■* tee line of march, which will suggestions and recommenda­ year tee NEA voted 20 per cent EACH mld-TOs, tee Soviets may be In a er “ negoUate with criminals.” beard. Cottage-Maple Land Sought OFF get under way Sept. 12 at 2 tions. For example, a group is of its $26.5 million budget for COATS Dositlon to destroy all but a few This week a government spokes- Costumes may be rented, too, ^ working on rewriting tee math­ field staff representatives vriio, ONEIDAOBAFT teM of our Mlnuteman missile man Indicated this stand might .rom firms specializing in sup- "®ar Williams ematics program for Grades 14 KARAT GOLD PIERCED By MPA for More Parking 5 NEA officials say, will be DELUXE force If this force remains un- be modified, and tee American nlylng theaters and pageants. , and , so the new approach to BROKEN SIZES — VALUES TO $59.35 NATIONALLY 6 skilled In organizational bar­ STAINLESS STEEL | defended.” Brazilian embassies were The anniversary committee 'would like to know of any The Manchester Parking Au- ’The bond Issue, If approved, the subject will be continuous gaining for teachers. ADVERTISED “ The threat was changed, un- urging that overtures be made liopes that as many townspeople Sroujis In Bolton planning to thority wants to buy five off- would be financed entirely by through the primary and sec­ Chanin summed up tee new EARRINGS ICED happily for tee worse,” he said to tee Tupamaro rebels who as possible will get In the spirit participate who have not yet Main St. Parcels, for off-street toose property owners within ondary grades; family life and attitude this way: DRINK in a speech prepared for tee seized tee two men. of the past by dressing up. Town c o v e te d him. the boundaries of the op.Special drug education programs are be- “ Speeches I make now would WATCHES* Senate. As irans-m for tee kidnaped office employes will bp in ccs- There will be a dance on Fri- parking purposes, and Is seek- Downtown Taxing District. OFF Voluee SPOONS *ng implemented; a Highland have got me fired 10 years ALL to $'9.99 SET OF 4 But Senate foes of Safeguard foreigners, tee ’Tupamaros de- tome, as will residents in some ®*,Jtoe Coilgrega- ing voter approval for their ac- Parking Authority officials Park School teacher, who start­ ago.” ^ 5 Y credit terms said newly-released House testl- maniied the release and safe local businesses. Costumes are * (Inurch. The dance will quisitlon. estimate that the present slx- ed a junior literary club for ac­ CSianin said there are many Regular $10.00 monv proves it will be obsolete conduct abroad of all political required for the anniversary be from 8 to 11:30 p.m. ’The a public hearing on a pro- mill levy would have to be In- celerated readers, was given reasons for the changing view: SUITS S e tS^ s y s tL is fuUy opera- prirtmere ertimoi--^ t-. but they would provide a American Rush will play. posed $185,0(X) bond Issue for creased to 10 or 12 mills, two weeks to write up the pro­ A growing desire to have tee Price 1 0 % t o 3 0 % BEG. $6.0e about 150. In reply, the govern- authentic atmosphere. „ , ------tee purchase is scheduled for Parking Authority chairman gram for use in other schools; right to bargain, a desire to ■> ble. Mrs. Riley is planning to send Manchester Evening Herald VALUES $45.00 TO $150.00 WHILE THEY LAST Pentagon officials are quoted mont said Monday that it con- 8 p.m. Aug. 18, at Waddell Acle Johnson said that his group a workshop was conducted on have something to say about an initial order to ’he Texas Bolton summer correspondent. OFF as telling a House subcommittee im^riBoned Tuoamaros School. Is unanimous in recommending Instruction of pre-school mental­ their future and a right to be in­ company Friday. Anyone inter- Alan CocconI, tel. 649-0904. In date April teat they’ve al- “ common criminals,” not polltl- Four of the parcels ar eown- the purchases. He said teat, al- ly retarded children. volved in school planning. *Discontinucd Models tested in placing an order may ed by the Robert J. Gorman though downtown merchants Also, junior high English ALL ready started work on a more cal prisoners, /lew pictures of tec ccstumes Teachers, looking at their own $ accurate replacement for Safe- Two memhArs of the onnosl- estate and are contig;uous prop- were contacted informally, a teachers are preparing a economic plight, also see other A PAIR WITH at the town offices from 9:30 erties at 25-27 Maple, 31-33 Ma- survey has not been taken on syllabus for teachers of non-col­ SLACKS guard. tlon Nationalist party tatro- financial gains, he added. PURCHASE a.m. to 2:30 p.m. dally. Mrs. Attorney pie, 37-39 Maple, and 76-78 Cot- whether or not they approve the lege' bound students; art and Those comments bolstered duced a bill Tuesday in Con- Riley, selectmen's clerk, will Another element, he said, is tage St. All lour parcels have acquisitions, music curricula are being writ­ AND OF ONE AT Senate critics as they rtruck up gress to amnesty all political be on hand to offer advice and tee increasing number nnale IMPORTED STAINLESS STEEL W A TC H debate keyed to tee theme that prisoners in Uruguay. But sev- take orders and money, Jailed two-family dwellings on teem. appears teat tee majority ten; and three Illlng Junior teachers. The agreed price lor tee four tor it,” he said. High School teachers are dis­ BERMUDA THE RANDS tee Safeguard system would be eral lawmakers gave the bill no Actors Needed (Continued from Page One) Just after World War n al­ 5 inadequate to defend tee U.S. chance of nBs.qage because Con- At the meeting last night Mrs. parcels is $115,000. Leo Juran, secretary of tee cussing and detailing a ninth most 95 per cent of tee elemen­ REGULAR GIFT ITEMS ______•’Irector of Leslie Van Houten,nouien, zu,20, waswa The fifth parcel proposed lor b^^°*'tty, agreed with Johnson. grade team teaching approach. tary and secondary teatteers land-based missile force from gress'ls controlled by tee presl- Frank Kwaitkowski, SHORTS PRICE new Soviet attack missiles. dant’s nolornrtA nariv. the pogVonTto be ^rform ed the '°cked up for a night for making acquisition Is owned by tee W. „^ ® J“ *'an On tee senior high level, tee were women, Chanin said, and Gravy Boats, Coffee Mugs, Butter Dishes On tee other hand, say the op- Criminal Court Judge Daniel afternoon of Sept. 13, issued h “ obscene comment during a G. Glenney Sr. estate. It is part “® English department Is working of this group 75 per cent were ponents, tee Pentagon told tee OA-Airg Manelll. abducted by oiH for more actors, especially bench conference. Irving Kana- of tee parking lot to tee rear numarB out electives over three years teaching to earn secondary In­ ONE LOT OF 100 SMALL SIZE Plus Blany Other Items PRICE House panel that the missiles of the ’Tuoamaros eight days ago, 'non. The pago.mt group is Manson’s lawyer, spent a of tee Connecticut Bank and {; of study, which will be effective come. ’Today, he continued, Project Hardsite, on which $6 T-Ai/vQ-nd . . . iiniiormAd 'Ciipg. e meeting _Tuesday . and . _’Thursday . nio-ht"^8^bt in A„B*na., custody for ------numerous -c_.„4Trust Co. — andb stores------__on .w.tee remers acniiira or me" building we want In the 1971-72 school year, with nearly 40 per cent of the teach- SHIRTS — 14 - 14V2 SPECIAL GROUP OF board approval; the social stu­ million already has been spent, day. The_ kidnapers. . .* charged . he ovanin^s____1____ at 7:30 t-.in St. MaJiice IntftrninHnnHtoterruptlons nfof thotee fAoHm/vngrtesUmony of/v# \i/Aafwest side of Brainard PI., and ‘ “ jo cic h4 ^uire. m and T.,ran p-m . a eis are male and their income dies department Is writing a Perfect for sauces, dressings, light gravies. BANDS IN BOTH LADIES’ would be able to do tee J ob - offered n bribe by the U S Church hall. toe state’s star witness, Linda is now leased by the Parking u,gj „ narkine ^ ’ u u** is basic to tee family. VALUES | 4 » human behavior program for AND MEN’S STYLES even If tee Soviets Improve Central Intelligence Agency to needed are a small prop Kasablan. Shinn will be permit- Authority. Its agreed price Is ,ggt „ „ ^ ® be Still another factor, Chanin TO $9.00 NOW S2M Vl PRICE tee non-college bound student, their missiles further, such as turn anneals made bv two to work on ‘ ® ^ o continue in court. $50,000. gj ' 3°"^^;^®, ^ ® « ^ L n T e said, is that teachers now see and revising the U.S. history 2 for $5.S0 equlpptag teem with multiple pg,ied ’Tuoamaros. ’The Judge bghting and scenery, and stage , Maiwon he d up ten pa- If purchased, tee buddings state installs lU new traffic era "social protest as acceptable” course to make it relevant to to­ to all walks of life—professional warheads. / /- ggid his abductors Interrogated '^®tors and other volun- P®*^7-“ ^‘‘“ ton of ’Tues- would be razed on the Maple trol system. ’They said that tee day ; and tee foreign language A ’The renewed questions oh the blm “ exhausUvely” about his should appear at a meet- days Los Angeles ’n m e s-o ll St. and Cottage St. properties, property acquisitions would be as well as nraprofessional. ■ 7 department is updating French 'Asked to list the main causes woritability of Safeguard, whose handling of cases Involving Tii- “ ®°®" “ possible oj^cen- attorneys were huddled at tee the lots would be prepared for the first step to a bigger future and German courses. SALES FOR CASH OR BANK CHARGE radar and computer compo- „„^ g r o members. He added if?* Kwaltkcwsky, Swamp bench in conference with tee parking, and Ughts would be pig„ for off-street p a r ^ of teacher walkouts, AFT’S YOU €AN USE Policy: “ The faculty has sub­ Munday said. In the order of im­ stantial policy-making power on portance: BE SURE — vulnerable to nuclear attack. ”, the~’(iteertwo WteiTnlnra '^‘’ ® P^K®an‘ ' “ Readings From Stovltz spotted Manson and ty’s target date for occupancy posed $185,000 bond issue’ if tee local level at the monthly YOUR Teaching conditions—sise of came as Sens. J<*n Sherman ® ' -An Old Scrapbook — A Tribute shouted: ‘Your honor.” is the fall at 1971, to coincide authorized for a referendum'bv professional staff meeting, sub­ class, lack of supplies, lack of A T S H O O R ’S Cooper. R-Ky., and Philip A. c i rtt. - to Bolton,” was written'by Aloy- A ballliff quickly grabbed tee with state plans for parking tee Board of Directors would ject to my veto, but this can be CREDIT rapport with administration, Hart, D-Mich., prepared to push ^ l^haniDlOll slus Ahearn. Mrs. Nan Drcsselly paper from Manson. changes on Downtown Mata St. appear on tee Nov. 3 ' voting overridden by a two-thirds lack of proper grievance proce­ Roth's Clothiers their-amendment limiting ABM SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Wll- is co-chairman with Mrs. Kwalt- Minutes later. Older called As explained by Parking machines. “ vote,” Dr. Lowe said. SUOOR dure. expansion to two sites author- iiam Lawson of Malden, Mass., Howsky. Mrs. Nan Brown is in each juror separately to the wit- Authority members last night. Even though It would be finan- “That depends upra vdiat TRI-Cmr PLAZA VERNON Inability of teachers to be ixed last year. won tee world .410-gauge skeet euurge of costumes, and Rich- ness stand to say under oath at an informal meeting with tee ced entirely by taxes paid by Chanin means by policy,” Dr. heard—a positive voice in cur­ 917 M A IN ST. ’ITie amendment would strip shooting championship Mraday ” 1'’* Breslow is scenery chair- whether they’d seen tee head- town's Board of Directors, tee tee Special Downtown Taxing Hennigan said. “ Everything Is Open Eve. Wed., Thurs., Fri. fffl 9 V ■ MANCHESTER riculum, selection of books and $350 million from a total $1.5 bil- in the second diy of the Nation- m.'m. line. All but two said they had bond issue Is needed because District, it requires considera- discussable, but not everything shaping school policy. llon ABM program, and bar tee al Skeet Shooting Association’s Serving on tee committee are seen at least part of it; 11 had their reserve fund totals only tion by all tovm voters, because Is negoUable. I like to hear Salaries. begtantag of woric at two addi- 38rd annua! tournament Ernest Brown, Mrs. Gretchen read it all. $20,000. tee town must guarantee its what the staff needs, but I am / t»AGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970

to charges of breach of pe^e. Senate OK’s Later- in the. session they asked UANCREjSTER EVENING HERAI^. MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN n ' to change their pleas to Inno­ a_ cent and elected trial by Jury. ' ^ Increase In iill... Manchester Area H e b r o n first e]q>erience wim ocean bam- walk mrotigh me buildings at pert yodeler and gave quite a In the case of David Secore, a Ing. The^ moroughly enjoyed Sturbridge but she couldn’t think demonstration of her abiUty. Fire Damages charge of unlawful discharge of Something new: me waves and me warm ocean of me items displayed as really One of me hosts. Jack Baker Jobless Pay firearms was nolled. water. Most of melr lakes are being old, "We have much old­ Anchor I n n Other cases disposed of yes- Vernon Man, of Jones St., who also hosted h streeun-fed and very cold. er mings In Switzerland,” she Japanese student last year, re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- terday were: Miguel F. Alamo, A pack trip Swiss Girls Turn into Hosts 'However, Miss Marianne said. marked mat this year with no DANBURY, Conn. (AP) — A dent Nixon’s signature would 23, 98 West Main St., evading Hit hy Car^ By ANNE EMT Scherrer said, ‘”The Coast Guard She was also very much Im­ language barrier (all of me girls blaze mat fire officials say startr decorated wim little Swiss land mey Mily have "squashed" ed in a pile of rags inside the give unemployment Insurance responsibility, $60, operating (Herald Reporter) would not let us go out far pressed by me ships at Mystic. speak English fluently), mere flags, greeted me guests. com, which is about the size of building did extensive damage ' coverage to 4.7 mUUon more )^*«**^/ *«>1- through the A UtHe bit of Switzerland The specialty of ^me evening rice and which mey cook in enough.” An excellent swimmer, There afe no seaports in Switz­ v/as no strangeness or stiffness. , j . lowing too closely, nolled; Ger- Arrested she had been called in closer erland and she had never seen to me attic of me Anchor Inn workers and. In times when Job- ^id Burnham, 24, Loehr Rd., came to the Marlborough Tav­ was “ BlrcbermuesU,’’ a heaim milk or water. The girls seemed to adapt im­ A Vernon man, who suffered ern Monday evening as me 10 to shore by me life guards. anyming quite like it before. mediately to meir “families” on Route 6 this morning. less levels are especially high, Tolland, failure to ,obey stop food invented by a doctor at an And Miss Held! Wehrll thor­ rarely seen a broken leg when he was struck Swiss girls 'Visiting In me He­ Next in line would have to be During me course of Monday and meir surroundings. State Trooper William DsUey lengthen the payment periods sign, $16; Duane G. Doherty, institute in Zurich. Consisting oughly enjoyed picking blue­ by a car on Rt. 80 In Tolland bron area thanked their host of oats, various dried cereals, melr visits to drive-ln restaur­ evening’s festivities, the girls, Several of mem have made of me Ridgefield Troop spot> for aU. ' 20, 13 Lawrence St., failure to last night, was arrested on a berries in Vermont where her ted me fire while on patrol families for “ opening up melr almonds, yogurt, cream, ap­ hosts, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Stone ants and drlve-ln movies since attired in “ international” mlni- Bide trips to Massachusetts, On a 80-19 vote, the Senate charge of reckless use of me homes" to mem. ples and peaches, me dish was mey have noming like mem in r>klrts, entertained wim songs In North Carolina, Michigan, IIU- about 4 a.m. and radioed state wilderness areas highway b y a pedestrian. of Wall St. have a cottage. Blue, police headquarters, which noti­ completed congressional action H®"'Uton, 23, M Grandview Clr- 'The girls spent me afternoon similar to a jellied fruit salad berry pies and cakes were her Switzerland. It was a new ex­ German, which all but one of nois, Pennsylvania and New ope attacked such dead concerning the mercury problem Stanley Poatal View ey, both of the nuclear subma^l pbiloaophers as Marx and and has urged that state waters Stanley, meanwhile, has Issu­ rlne Patrick Henry, and Elec-1 Mletssche, "who proclaim that EATING be tested as soon as possible If ed a statement opposing the first tronlcs Tertmlclan David L. I man u the supreme being for Connecticut’s waters have Been class mail postal rate hike. Hampton of the submarine | m an,** and sMoks a n synonymous. Thb wook Pii^ urst Sorvieo Moot Dopt. contaminated by mercury. "Increasing postal rates on Slthan Allen. He called these interpreta­ The highly poisonous mercury first class mall in order to cover tions subversive and noted that oflFors earafuRy ogod U.S. Choleo SIRLOIN & PORTERHOUSE STEAKS. reportedly enters the water the cost of junk mail is not "in these past yean they have through waste discharged by in­ equitable,” he stated yesterday. South Windsor WALL TO WALL been strong and widespread, A special fooluro of U.S. Choleo Bonotoss Club Sfooks at $2.29 lb., dustries using the liquid metal ”We must have postal re fo rm reaching even into the theologi­ and the finost CUBE STEAKS at tho low price of $1.39 R>. Butkiemom* In several manufacturing pro­ and modernization, but first Road Paving cal field, with occasional forays cesses and through agricultural class mall has been paying the DISCOUNT! . . . Into the Catholic field.” ber Block Island Fresh Swordfish, Pinehurst Smoked Pork Chops, Slleos tongicldes. Increasing cost at the post office Thus, the Pope added, "a reli­ When the mercury is dumped while junk mail has been the In Full Swing gious man would be (brandy into water it ia absorbed by free rider,” he complained. of Ham ond Tendor Lamb Chops If you wont variety in your outdoor Most of the 2.66 miles of road I as) a reaoUmiary, slmple-mindl- fish in highly concentrated "There Is no agency in the VERNON quantities that can be danger- F’ederal Government that deals to be paved in town have been ed person who doesn't follow cooking. completed with sonie 2,900 feet ROUTE 83 AND THRALL ROAD fnahbm, an Unhappy human our or deadly tP humans If the more personally with every sin­ still to he done, according to being, not yet emancipated fiah is eaten, health officials re­ gle citizen than the post office, port. and today, because of economy Emil W. Lucek, the director of | REDEEM All coupons with a from the roots of an outdated Public Works. mentality.” Hats Off to You. Too A probe by the U.8. Senate moves, postal delivery is worse has disclosed that 20 states have than ever.” Oiling is expected to be com-1 SINGLE $7.50 PURCHASE The Pope deplored the “fascl- pleted by Aug. 7, pending favor-1 nation of this form of atheism” A young Marine trumpeter stands hatless after the Republic, Wednesday, at the White House. Another mercury pollution problems Stanley decried the moves with testing in other states in that "blrlta against those who de­ Weightlessness Research upon a list of more than 40 al­ Dog License August 8, 1970. peasing someone like youu^K commeuid, walked out of a sub­ by fear they will not sign com­ Episcopal Church, was d ^ CHOPPED SIRLOIN Since last week’s meeting, formed it, profaned it, shrunk it, End la slated to give a firm leged deficiencies and items of The August dog license fees The Rev. John Bar^r asked committee hearing in July 1968 plaints or testify against any of scribed in good condition Tues­ the contractor has broken up I expelled it and forgot it.” PATTIES lb. $1.09 estimate on completion, at a uncompleted work found by the the Arkansas D em oc^ to take and was cited for contempt of its members. day. Makes Medical Contribution and begim to replace several will be $4 for males and spayed I meeting of the • Manchester architect and presented ai the females and $8.20 for females. I the subcommittee’s/ bombing Congress. "We want a full-scale investi­ He has been hospitalized there Both weigh 5 pal lies WASHINGTON (AP) — Re­ busy-body bystanders that enor­ defective and poorly laid sec­ and terrorism investigation to Barber, a top aide in the Rev. gation by this committee—we with what hospital authorities Housing Authority tonight at July 28 on-site m eeting. tions of sidewalk which the Since June the fee for all dogs | to tho poumL Buy search <« the human body’s re-< mously speed up and often c11 BONELESS HAM Fulbright Bill on Television 5% % interest ■ if Certificate an adult customer. Good thru Mayor Nathan Agostlnelll cast­ guaranteed for 2 to 10 ■ 1 i ing the dtssentlng vote, the ABSOLUTELY NO ALTERATIONS! egg prices are down . . . WASHINGTON (AP) — Tele- “Broadcast organisations tmm Fixed maturity date of board allocated $14,000 fo r pur­ have no political aims. Their years 1 < ^ ^ G iT eifa Y FOODS we expect fancy Native vlsloa network chiefs urged 11. one to two years chasing the 190 Spring St. prop­ Tomatoes at a 50% drop newsmen—by training, back­ Choice of maturity date i,ii erty of Robert H. Schelner. Buy 2 2>reM pocks for 85c Congress today to quit thinking ground and approach—are con­ 11 h* Interest guaranteed below last week’s prices VALUABLE COUPON The board had approved the about getting into the newscast­ cerned with reporting events Deferred Interest ! . . . and we offer vine' 111! purchaae at Its July 7 meeting. REG. TO $14. ing business and leave the job to and examining issues as profes­ available for tax QUART JAR k n it s h ir t s IVORY SOAP (personal) 12 ham 79c ripened ii Agostlnelll had voted “no” then k the professionals. sional journalists, not with wm- purposes ii also, on the basis that the town SOU N’S (form eH y HlU’s) In testimony for the Senate ning votes or elections.” !!! i miRRClE didn’t need the property. Communications • Committee, Stanton said broadcast news Ajtd, this time by a unani­ APPLESAUCE 39e 2 jar. 75c Jumbo CBS president Frank Stanton is not perfect. "But it is most lWith U purchase H I P of49 $7.60_____ or more of mous vote, the board allocated and NIBC president Julian Good­ certainly more satisfactory than S-M-L-XL $ 2 GIANT SIZE other items. Limit one coupon, to $8,100 fo r a right-of-w ay over SPORT SHIRTS man eq>posed a bill by Sen. J. it would be under any system m an adult customer. Good thru the 102-104 C harter Oak St. land Cantaloupes which news judgments are August 8, 1970. k Save ISO on deal pack 8S-os. pkg. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., to require of Domenico Reochia. The right- CAL80NITE 59c broadcasters to give prime time made by government officials J 1 Savings of-way, Town Manager Robert So kind to your hands and easy on your pooketbook to the Senate, House and judi­ or dictated by legislative or re­ Investment Passbook ip Certificate Er^ rW AY FOODSgyl Weiss explained, would provide 3 for $UM gulatory formulas.” a new road into Charter Oak ciary. 5% interest guaranteed 1 f p R EG . $10. $ 2 SWEETHEART Dlahwashlng liquid 28-os. 33e Fulbrlght’s proposal, be said, Fixed maturity date of Field, (^posite Spruce St. He BEACH PANTS They said broadcast newsmen on entire account for VALUABLE COUPON NEW PUBINA TENDER VITTLES Compare the size . . . present a fair, balanced news "Is, I think, one of those propo­ bl 1 '1 two to five years said that the appropriation is k sitions that seem highly plausi­ five years from date of J l-LB. PKG. GOLDEN QUARTERS needed now, in the event the Soft moist cat food ...... S flavors 89o Compare the quality report, and described Ful- Interest guaranteed bri^t’s proposal as “danger­ ble imtil you really look at it.” last deposit liiL town finds it necessary to in­ He said it raised questimis of Ii Deferred interest mrs. Filberrs ^ I-LB.I stitute condenmatlon proceed­ ously slmpUetic,” unnecessary Funds available during ,i PKG. ings. and possibly an Infringement Mho would speak for each available for tax R E G . TO $£0. ^$ 1 ■/ house, which views would be till Mi *A IDHRCnRinE. CASUAL SHOES first ten days of each purposes With purchase of $7.60 or more of upon a free press. presented, which parties would wm Sen. Edmund S. MusUe, D- calendar quarter or other items. Limit one coupon to be represented, and who could * il Just in Case Maine, however, backed Ful­ an adult customer. Good thru demand time later to rebut the on 90 days notice >!ii ,1 OONOCHtD, M a n . (A P ) — bright by saying television dis­ August 8, 1970. Juat to be prepared, a funeral ALL SALES FINAL! torts compUcatsd national is­ view s. L In addition, he said, the pro­ home has obtained permlasico sues and that Cemgress should posal might be unconstitutional. jgCATEWAY F00P$! to dump human ashes in Walden have a chance from time to All plans offer interest paid from d a / of deposit to day of withdrawal, earned and compounded daily. PINEHURST "Oompelling the broadcast P ood, m ade fam ous by the 19th time to address Itself directly to century naturalist-philosopher the public as the president now media to make time available to VALUABLE COUPON specific spokesmen of the gov­ (LABQE> 60-OZ. JAR Henry David Tboreau. does by custom. ... . ^ Hie Middlesex County com- " T b e peoide have a right to be ernment—a requirement that Queen’s Scroll quality flatware is available with all plans. mlatooners, actng as trustees for informed of tha prevaillw would clearly be unconstitu- UERI FIRE (be reservation, approved the congressional attitude on the ional with respect to any other request Tuesday by Robinson IREGAL MEN'S SHBPI gl^cant national issues,” medium—would . . . violate tme ’rn m sssx HPPIESRUIE _ Fimeral Chapel a i Melroee^not- mtent and spirit of the First With purchase of $7.60 or more of MusUe said. other items. Limit one coupon to lag that there was no law pro- "The Marvel of Main Street, ManchestBr" Qoodman replied: We be- Amendm ent . . . , ” he s a id .' hiWtlng the practice. GROCERY. He said also the proposal pre­ an adult customer. Good thru Ueve that the goal of pubUc un- 901-907 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER-643-2478 sumes that lawmakers have a August 8, 1970. 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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HESIALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESIIAY, AUGUST 51 1970 Section Two WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 matUrI|T0trr C u m in s IfTntlh W e d n e s d a y , a u g u s t 5, m o South Windsor week, blaming it on the Penta­ decried thef abuse of the Ameri­ ■but they did not want to dis­ Pages 19 to 36 gon’s "linprecedented military can flag by antiwar groups. But criminate against a specific na- ’ As Others See Us expenditures." he also doubted the. validity of Uonality. Predictably, the primary top­ using the flag as a merchandls- bring your vacationing company to vMt fairway * By THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS Soviet Union and the United Treasurer ic of Israeli editorial comment able item. - "Although the an­ they’ll e n j^ sbcvping hegre! States as superpowers "and of LONDON (AP) — As an Aus­ was thelr^ government’s accept­ tiwar factlcms make a noise,’’ Police ArrciA Two tacit recognition of respective ance of a U.S. plan for a Middle Onodera wrote, "merchants be­ Named For tralian newspaper discussed spheres of bifluence.’ ’ At Marijuana Farm America’s changing foreign pol­ East cease-fire and resumption lieve the- patriots—what Presi­ an "old In an editorial entitled "What of indirect peace talks between dent Nixon calls the 'silent ma­ BRANFORD, Conn. (AP) — fasUoned** store Teen Project icy—specifically regarding Are the Americans Worth to the Israelis and Arabs. jority’—maintain a superior po­ Police arrested two teenage with an the troop levels overseas—^Ham­ Us?’’, Die Welt said: "The con­ Haaretz warned Washington sition. They are ingeniously uti­ boys here 'Tuesday night and hard to find Richard Beirio o t 20 Ridge burg’s Die Welt called on the tinuation of our security is the against developing "a state of lizing the movement-to the full­ said 4hey were leaving a "m a­ tiiliinl Rd, biu been named treasurer presence of the Americans West German government to .euphoria." Israel must ensure, est for their business. rijuana farm " with some of of the Teen-Senior' Citizens (troops). the newspaper said, "that the nature’s bounty. provide, the money necessary to "It Is strange that the flag Is Building Project by the South "It is difficult to squeeze from United States keeps up her secu­ a profitable business while pub­ Guy Christiano, 17, and Da- ' keep U.S. troops there. Wndsor Youth Council Build­ the West -German budget the rity obligations toward Israel.” lic sentiment is in disrupticm.’’ vld Perry, 18, both of Branford, ‘"Ihe Nixon administration sums (for maintaining U.S. ing Committee. Berrio is Senior 'IVo newspapers discussed in­ Finally, a poll of Amsterdam were charged with possessing has abandoned the belief that troops in Europe) wished by the ternal American affairs In edito­ Assistant Treasurer of the Bast boutiques by the Dutch newspa­ marijuana with intent to sell. the United States alone can Americans," the editorial Con- rials last week. Hartford Aircraft Federal per Parool showed that Ameri­ Police said they had been “Whatever The maintain world order, that tlhued, "because here and thiere Credit Union. The Times of London com­ cans, who are the most numer­ watching the plot of land for aggression k- anywhere is an small cuts would be required. Occasion— FTowere Berrio is a native of Cape mented; "True dissent. . . lies ous tourists, are the least favor­ several days and noticed that American responsibility and "But In addition to military Cod and has been a resident of at the heart of American life. ite. "hundreds of plants” seemed to Say It Best!” that American foreign aid alone security this would, guarantee The republic owes its birth and One boutique posted a sign; have been harvested^ South i^ dsor for six years. He can bring stability to underde­ la currently treasurer of the our over-all economic security, Its being to this spirit; It Is trag­ "American tourists are not wel­ ’The area, they said, had been veloped areas,” vm>te Roy and tomorrow we can collect ic that ail dissent should come come in this shop,” 'Hiea de fertilized and watered and show­ PENTLAND the Florist South Windsor Scholarship Or­ McCartney, New York corre­ N • \ ganization and past President the interest from tUs invest­ to be regarded as un-American. Vegte, the owner, said she was ed evidence of prior growth. 24 BIRCH MS-4444 a MS-4247 spondent for the Melbourne art. of the South Windsor Junior ment.” "The right to dissent must be disgusted with American tour­ Police said they got permis­ Open Monday through Saturday 8:80 AJH. to 8:80 PJH- Age. Chamber of Commerce. ’Ihe Soviet Communist party safeguarded as much as any ists who handle everything and sion to watch the land from its . j' -II I ...... The new policy, McCartney Treasurer Named—Can Hold newspaper Pravda commented other right.’! buy nothing. owner, who lives out of town Why Not Live A Uttle! Flowers From PENHIANIPS wrote, seems based on accept­ In accepting the post, Berrio on a $2.9 billion deficit in the 'Tadashi Onodera, New York Other owners said tour gfroups and didn’t know what was grow­ Will .. Brighten Up Your World So Much — Delivery ance of the coexistence of the Anywhere In The World! said he "was pleased to be able U.S. budget announced last correspondent of Tokyo’s Sankei, from America are troublesome. ing on it. to assist the Youth Council in its bullading plans and to help South Windsor develop this wor­ thy project which will futher enhance the town’s recreational and meeting facilities.” The 4¥'- Youth Council and Senior Cit- Dead suckers or. the Hockanum near the Tankerhoosan in Talcottville. Several hundred dead fish were found bj^F^nSdSn* isens announced their plans to construct a 10,000 square foot center on Nevers Rd. last Au­ Vernon gust, and plan to complete the entire project through the use of donated funds, labor and nva- terials obtained from the towns­ State Probing Fish Kill in Hockanum River people, local businessmen, con­ tractors and civic organizatlmis. vm jm By BARBARA RICHMOND made of the PH meter at the cess was related to industrial made by the engineer and ap­ place the present land-fill meth­ The council to date reports • 'A — (Herald Reporter) plant. -The PH factor determines wastes discharged into the col­ proved by the Board of Repre­ od used to dispose of the sludge nearly fe,000 in cash donations the degree of acidity In the lection system. sentatives. Ono of die major Im­ from the plant. 5 State officials from the Water and pledges received and sev­ Our Reg. 1.19 water, with seven being neu­ Several recommendations for provements will be to install a Another process will add Health & Beauty Aid Specials! Reaources Commission are mys­ eral contributions of labor and Caldor Value! tral. He said the fact that dead corrective measui'es have beon sludge combustion system to re- cnemicals to the water, before It material Pledge by Johnson Save tified as to why a sizeable kill fish have not been found before. genes into the river, to eliminate The building Committee re­ Over of fish was found where the In his opinion, would mean that discoloration as wel’ as any cently announced its plans to W„,d b»., »V“ ft O SIO Hockanum and Tankerhoosan those found over the weekend possible phosphates or nitrates, qxm sw a town-wide block party proleclion. 14 "Z- Rivers Join In Vernon. were killed by a "one-time” dis­ Mistrial Declared Pitkat said. „ on Aug. 21 at the Sullivan Ave. Our Reg. 1.69 -The dead fish, reportedly charge of something directly An ordinance passed recently Shopping Plaza from 7 p.m. to numbering in the hundred^, into the river. by the town, on ogreemerit of 1 a. m. It will feature three Glory Rug Cleaner | O have appeared in the past four Today, officials from the state In Nazaroff Case the various Industries, reguiatos btmda, a Bavarian Beer Gar­ days In the Talcottville section are In Vernon taking samples the amount ot metals and acids den, prizes, si>ecial events and Cleans up to 10x14 I I. rug. ^ ^ ^ of Vernon on Golfland property of the In-flow and out-flow at and other toxic materials that Hartford Ckmnty Superior Court Judge Anthony J. can be deposited into the treat­ dancing. Brad Davis of WTIC- on Rt. 83, owned by Franklin the plant, Pitkat said. He noted .y . this may Just be coincidental as Armentano declar^ a mistrial yesterday afternoon in ment system. TV will also appear as a musi­ -WeUes. the manslaughter case of John Nazaroff of Manchester, cal host Johnson’s WeUes yesterday contacted this Is done every so often. Smith said today that he feels I Eureka Westinghouse after a seven-man, five-woman jury reported that they the treatment plant is running Hie committee has appointed One Time One Time Insect the State Water Resources Com­ Pitkat also pointed out that mission, and an engineer from the river Is very low because were hopelessly deadlocked. as efficientlya s It can now. He Mlcheal MOdugno and Daniel Towelelle RepellanI Towelelles Glade Air After 14 hours of deliberation, ——— ------— ------said the state will conduct an L«one co-chairmen for its town­ Cannister Spray, Steam the department came out im­ of the lack of rain this past 79c Size , 98c Size the Jury foreman said they saw impossible to react normal- Investigation ' of the Industries wide Block Party. Modugno is mediately to inspect the area. month coupled with the extreme Freshener Vaeuum Elnglneer Robert Smith said heat and the fact that farmers no potot 111 gqfng on---no dMls- jy. Nazaroff admitted killing In the area. He agreed that the affiliated with Modugno wood­ Dry Iron ion could be reached on either e the pollution was definitely in upstream are uring the water Vllbrln, but claimed he did so sudden kill of fish may be due working Co. on R t S. Leone of the counts against Nazaroff. to a one-time dumping of some­ the Hockanum although most to irrigate their fields. He said because he feared that his life Robert Smith, left, engineer with State Water Resources Departoent, exam­ is warden at the Hartford Cor­ Our Nazaroff, 28, Is charged with thing, but he said the area will H jndy cican-up lowelellcs 'Glonill Q Q 7 0 of the dead fish appeared to be when this happens the dilution was in danger. rectional Center and has served Rag. manslaughter in the January be watched more carefully now. ining filtration plant with Charles Pitkat to find cause of fish kill. for car, etc. 49.95 mUW 970 in the other stream. He explain­ factor is not there. Testimony from various wit­ in correctional work for 28 12.97 shooting of George Vllbrin, 82, Charge it! ed this was apparenUy because nesses disclosed a complicated years. He further said that with all also of Manchester. He was also ' E H . O < o r y i Complete with tools and snap-on tool the fish attempted to swim out sequence of events on the night Duffey Campaign Two perma-press settings, 21 of the development in the area, charged with carrying a g^un Floral, Evergreen, Golden. Limit pack. Fan jet motor whips up a of the polluted water Into the The South Windsor Citizens ste^/spray vents. Fabric guide. Uses especially the large number of without a permit. of Jan. 6, which ended in VU- three each item per customer! whirlwind of cleaning power. clean water but were "zapped” for Duffey organization has plain tap water, sprinkles on any apartment buildings, everybody VUbrin, was killed during a brln’s death. Nazaroff, with his Retractable cord-away. jjly | |x r setting. )|IHSS18 before they made It. launched a campaign support­ Is encroaching on the river. dispute foUowlng an accident at gfirlfriend, Joline Breton, were From Talcottville, Smith ing the candidacy of Joseph Also, that section of the town Spruce and Oak Sts. at about following Nazaroff’s wife and went to Vernon’s sewage treat­ Duffey of Hartford for the Dem­ does not have sewers,, leading 10:30 p.m. Jan. 5. Nazaroff was Vllbrin, who were In separate ment plant and spoke with Su­ cars. A ocratic U.S. Senate nomination & to the possibility of septic tank originally charged with first, 7 perintendent CJharles Pitkat who M a n c h e ste r in the Aug. 19 primary. overflow seeping Into the river. then second deg^ree murder, but -The climax came at the said the plant appears to be op- in March a grand Jury r e ^ e d Spruce-Oak Sts. intersection, Campaign headquarters have e^ting as effloienUy as possible -The Hockanum River starts in been established in the Wapplng Aqua Velva Tolland by Snipsic Lake, flows a murder indictment. when the Nazaroff and Vllbrin Cepaeol untU proposed renovations are cars collided. A somewhat vio­ SAVINGS Professional Center at 1788 Bl- tb ii through Rockville, heads under -The hung Jury marked the made. lent argument followed. Involv­ lington Rd Literature is being Silicone Lather Mouthwash $ Ti- 1 ...... the road on Union St., then re- end of an involved trial which He ^ d it Y^uld be his guess EUington for a ing Nazaroff, Miss Breton, Mrs. distributed to registered Demo­ 98c 10 oz. Can 1.19 14 oz. Size began two weeks ago. Diudng that the problem was not one g^ort distance and then bends the trial, the court heard the Nazaroff, and Mrs. Judith Bak­ crats in town. A telephone can­ Reprise, Warner Bros. M ^ . oiiuii uJOLcuiLic culu uieii uciiua A L O A vass will foUow shortly. f ^ back and flows on down by testimony - of ----- five ------Manchester er (Mrs. Nazaroff’s friend). Any South Windsor resident as tlm plMt. He fMls something union Pond In Manchester. -The PoHcemen; two bystanders who When Vllbrin came on the was discharged farther down the Association U desiring further information on 59* ■ULj Tankerhoosan starts from the witnessed the shooting; Naza- scene and puUed Nazaroff from river, something that was very the Duffey candidacy or who For a smoother, more Helps keep your breath fresh. Stereo Tannkerhoosan Pond off the roff’s estranged wife, Renate, his car, Nazaroff reached down, toxic to the fish. might be interested in volunteer­ comfortable shave. Wilbur Cross Highway and Joins *nd a friend of hers; Nazaroff’s pulled out the 22-caliber pistol, He explained that the fish ing to work in the campaign the Hockanum at Talcottville. girlfriend; and several others. and fired all nine rounds. An found were suckers, and this Last Wednesday, Nazaroff autopsy explained the cause of should visit these headquarters. L.P. Reeords -The town hsis been ordered by type of fish is notably stupid, took the stand in his own de­ Vilbrin’s death as multiple gun­ Bfental Health Unit the state to abate pollution of taldng In cmythlng around fense, relating most of the de­ shot wounds and internal In­ Members of the Mental Doughboy 12’x36 Hockanum, and it plans to them. It might not have so se­ tails of what happened Jan. B. juries. Health Council will meet Aug. improve the treatment plant to riously affected another type of Nazaroff said he was In a U at 8 p.m. in the high school Itoot fish. do so. ’The Jury began deliberating Special state of terror at the time of shortly after 11 a.m. last Fri­ faculty lounge. Topic for dis­ Pitkat said a dally check Is Engineers determined that the v ^ G Pool Package more — Earn more cussion will be new membership 498 doficlency in the treatment pr<. day, after hearing Judge Ar- Price! to kill Vllbrin, but he did so and the Council’s budget. mentano’s 60-minute charge. With Filter and Ladder in self defense. In answer to Jan Souza, president of the They continued untU shorUy Youth Council, says that Revi­ $ quesUons from defense Attys. after 11 that night, and then Room for the whole family! If John Berman and Courtney talization Day has been re­ Dr. Scholl’s Dr. SehoM's Sturdy steel wall pool, rugged Bought Charge adjourned. Grateful Dead • Workingman’s Dead. The Ides o f March S Bourns, Nazaroff told of sever­ Resuming yesterday at 11 Savings & Loan scheduled for Saturday d i a.m. vinyl liner. Filter and ladder Separately it! Directors Put O ff al incidents contributing to his to 4 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Spray Foot Powder Fool Deodorant Vehicle • Norman Greenbaum • Spirit in the Sky Neil included. i)*6320 '$ 8 9 a.m., the Jury requested the Pailc. 1.50 Size 1.50 Size Young • Everybody knows this is Nowhere John fear of Vllbrin. re-reading of the entire charge, The Youth Council has made Sebastian • John B. Sebastian In final arguments last Thurs- which was done. At 3:33, a aurangements with Revltallza- day, Asst. State’s Atty. Joseph mistrial was declared after the Water Rate Hike Skelley Jr. submitted that Naza­ tion Headquarters in Iftutford Save an EXTRA 30% off Judge received a note from the il roff did not use reasonable to bus youngsters to the park For summer comfort and Terming a proposed water rate increase excessive, the Jury saying they were dead­ Your savings earn the biggest interest rates in vdiere they will bo given an Relieves itching, odois. (Veshnes The Association Board of Directors last night tabled action on the rate force against Vllbrin. Testi­ locked. Manchester Savings & Loan history . . . the outing. Council members will ALL Poly Pools in Stock hike until after a possible referendum on Nov. 3. mony from police and doctors Skelley asked that the case showed that Vllbrin was shot biggest in 79 years! So the more you save, the schedule activities for the visit­ 2IPPBRBID e n v e l o p e It’s the right time to buy! We have assorted styles and sizes o f durable -The increase, which w o u ld ------be set down for a re-trial to ing group and anyone Interested 2 L.P. Set polyethylene molded pools to keep (he tots cool! affect all users of town water, seven times, four of which start Sept. 22, which was bigger your earnings. With 6 % Two-Year B riefcase Deputy Mayor David Odegard were In the back, agreed to. Nazaroff will remain Certificates, deposits can be withdrawn after in helping supervise should con­ Examples: was estimated to bring an addi­ called for a revision of the Berman, in summing up tact (Miss Souza. 998 Series tional $220,000 annually to the the free on a $7,000 cash bond post- Our -| ^ ^ uur neg...... imposals, commenttog that defense position, said 5iat when ed by his employer, the Gun- two years. Interest is compounded daily and Reg. I L-=L ...... IKOW water department. This added there would have to be an In- one is...... In a state of terror, it ■ ver Mfg. Co. off Manchester.j • payaksole quarterly. $1,000 minimum deposits. 2.49 !-• • • Our Reg. 2 .2 9 ...... 1.S7 1 revenue Is necessary, the board crease, ’’but not of this magni­ Disappearing handles, fme Caldor (-harge said, to finance a $2 million tude.” Youth Vote Issue Value ! 88 Our Reg. 2 .4 9 ...... quality. Black or brown...... N ow 1.74 bond issue for capital improve­ Mayor Nathan. Agostlnelli, it ! Our Reg. 3 .9 9 ...... Called Divider . . . 4 oz. reg. B3c S 7 c ...... N ow 2.79 ments In the town water sys­ chairman of the board, said that Nixon Gives Congo Boost E lm cr’8 (Jlue-Ml •• Our Reg. 4 .9 9 ...... N ow tem. a 60 per cent hike is ” a little .... doz. reg. 53c .t7c At the public hearing last excessive.” NEWPORT, B.I. (AP) — John #2 U atl Pencil.-!, .. Our Reg. 5 .9 9 ...... ’ ’ ...... reg. 79c 57c ...... N o w . 4.19 night, it was discovered that 'The board’s decision to wait For Business Opportunities P, Lomenzo, secretary of state 20 Crayon Pencils, from New York said Tuesday the proposed rate schedule sug­ came after' severe! Manchester «»a* the issue of the 18-year-old gested by Town Manager Rob­ r esidents questioned the figures. Associated Press Writer young and very brilliant artist,” Fibre Fool Locker By FRANCES LEWINE 24-year-old Pianist Andre Watts, With Manchester Savings & Loan I-Year vote "could divide the young Visit Caldor ert Weiss and Public Works Di­ Speaking m opposition were people rather than unite them.” Masterwork FM/AM Girls’ Jr. Misses’ and Ladies’ rector tiWlllam O’Neill was a Frank Lupien, 21 Sijiset St.; WASHUNG’TON (AP) — Congo whose after-dinner concert In 53/4 % Certifiicates, you can withdraw Lomenzo spoke at the opening E U .8 8 for Values! rlise of 60 per cent for the aver­ Holilla Pagan!, 13 Falknor Dr.; President Joseph Mobutu, In the Blast Room drew prolonged your savings after one year. Minimum session of the National Confer­ r n lv c o n s t r u c tio n , age homeowner, not 34 i>er cent JIrs. Pete Sadloski, 48 Hollister this country trying to interest applause and bravos. deposits are $1,000. You earn interest ence of Secretaries of State ■^Ic’Lti^ed fibre bindmg. Clock Radio Birthstone Rings as previously assumed. St.; Lawrence White, 63 FdniB American businessmen In his Watts so impressed Mobutu here. Strong h-oidward and lock. The average home, with a St.; Frank Sinsigalli, sn Falknor African homeland, has a booster that after shaking hands with every day, every week, every month; Ill } The birthstone for August is “ Peridot” . Choose from a family of four, uses about 2,400 Dr.; and Herman Schondel, 216 In President Nixon. the young musician, he asked Ho said it would be difficult to 836-21 variety o f 14 karat gold settings. ayable quarterly. Good way to earn CeU the young they could not cubic feet of water (18,000 gal­ Spring St.' Nixon not only called the Con- president Nixon’s permission to Eig interest on money you can spare for vote if the Supreme Court de­ lons) quarterly. ’The present White also asked why the go "a good investment” for present him with a decoration, iiyil A. #141, r^. 9 .9 9 ...... 7.88 cides that the U.S. Congress -U Charge it! charge Is $810 for water. board delayed In bringing the American enterprise, but he ’’You not-only have my per- a year. no authority to lower the voting F a n t a s t ic B. #779, reg. 23.99------18.88 ’Hie proposed rate schedule rate increase proposal to a pub- told Mobutu ’Tuesday night he’d mission, but my complete ap- age. endorsed by Weiss and O’Neill 11c hearing. The Increase for the uke to learn his secret for proval,” said Nixon, Value! Portable size, full feature automatic clock. C. #131, itg.3 4 . 9 9 . . . . 27.88 Lomenzo proposed that before Operates on batteries or house current. would have cost the average capital improvement program is achieving a balanced budget So Watts, bom In Germany the end of the conference later ^^Similarjayings on all birthstone rings. Not all styles in all stores. user $12.18. This schedule would b<\sed on a water study made by and a favorable badance of and trained in Philadelphia, was 5 give the average user a smaller the Griswold Engineering Co. In trade. invited to Mobutu’s quarters this week, the secretaries of lllili Mate should u rg e President Nix­ Save More percentage Increase than the 1368. Nixon also expressed the hope across the street from the White on to seek a speedy decision on at (-aldor! Keystone Automatic rate schedule originally backed ’The $2 million improvement ij, jji^ unofficial talk with Mobu- House for a 10:30 a.m. presenta- the matter from the Supreme Famous Brand Air Conditioners by the Board of Directors. program, if financed by a bond jjg jjg fi^g^ Amer- Uon today of the Congo’s Zaier Court. Color Outfit an d yo u c an c h a r g b rr Those rates would cost the issue, would take from thre,e to igg^ prggident to pay a visit to medal Regular 5 % Savings Accounts provide you with A. laidlow Kramer, secretary central Africa during his term Mobutu brought a message of Aluminum cover areas of water quality im- ready money. You can withdraw without notice. of Mate of Washington, said he Westinghouse 5,000 BTU, 115 Volt 149.95 endorsed that schedule under in office. "gratitude and friendship," say­ Our the incorrect assumption that provements, distribution im- You can deposit as much as you want and as had been told by Atty. Gen. Rag. Charge It won’t be this year, howev­ ing the American people had Folding Cot 77 the average homeowner used pi-ovements, peak-load accom­ John Mitchell that a Supreme 19.99 er, Nixon said. helped his 10-year-old Republic often as you wish. Your savings earn 5 % from Tubular 1 4,800 cubic feet of water quarter­ modations, and supply Improve­ Court decision on the act will be inch It! Westinghouse 6,000 BTU, 115 Volt 169.95 In an exchange of champagne througli "good times and bad” day of deposit to day of withdrawal, com­ handed down before next Jan. 1. frame with center ly- ments. Compjete kit includes instant loading camera, color film, toasts at a White House state and whose aid was a prime ex­ sun*^^ f o f extra A hike in water rates would ’The board sclvedulcd a public pounded daily, providing $5 always remains in support. Plaid batteries, (lash cube. mean an automatic and pro- hearing fpr Aug. 18 on this pro­ dinner, Mobutu promised Amer- ample of the benefits of cooper­ 98 ation between an industrialized your account. Interest payable quarterly. Foster Parents'’ Polypropolene sUng. Case for Instamatic Camera Tedders 6,000 BTU, 115 Volt 149.88 portionate hike in sewer rates. •posed bohd issue. They will then If"* ‘“ veetors that they need / have no fears about natlonallza- Size 24!4” x72” . No Our Reg. 2.99 Sewer rates are computed at 76 have to decide v/hether to put country and a developing one. Problems Discussed 1.99 Make Caldor Your Hot Weather Headquarters! rain checks. i200C per cent of water-use charges. foe question on the voting ma- . tion of their outlets in his coun­ ^® Presented the Nixons with MIDDLETOWN (AP) — The chine for a Nov. 3 referendum. try. demonstrating Under the proposed water ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Connecticut Welfare Association rates, the sewer department_^______r.'uc^ the rate increase would be "This will never be,” Mobutu the resources of the Congo a says it will bold a one-day con- would receive an additional necessary to finance the bond declared. easeful of 48 samples of mlner- MANCH^TER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION tmreace Aug. 22 at WeMeyan $142,000______yearly._ This additional ijsue, approval of new rates Mobutu, 39, Is the youngest als and metals, a set of carved UUveralty here to discuss the revenue would be necessary to might have indicated approval head of state Nixon has enter- wooden furniture—including six problems faced b y foster par| WATERBURY HAMDEN MANCHESTER Sale: Wed. thru S a t avert an estimated $100,000 de- of the capital Improvement pro- tnlned since he came to office. chairs and a table—a large ze- 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET-TEL 649-4588 WALLINCFORD flclt in the current fiscal year... gram. The dinner was attended by 98 bra skin, and for Mrs. Nixon, COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 One of the speakers scheduled Lih«woo4 A Wolcott M. It. 69 2380 Dixwoll Avo. 1145 Tolloo4 Torepiko it. 5 At Moridoo lioo ^ In tabling the proposal, the However, the improvements gfuests, including Mamie Ehsen- malachite and gold Jewelry. is Beatrice L. Garrett, from board asked for some new fig­ could be madfe on a “ oay as you hower. Supreme Court Justice ------^----- tbs CliUdran’s Bureau of the De­ Othar stores located in Danbury, Nofwalk, Stamford, Riveriidt, Petlcsklll, Bedford Hills, Kingzton. Poughkeepsie, Northampton & Framin|#Mm Open Late Every Night ures for rate hike proposals. go” basis if the bond Issue is Ihurgood Marshall, and Holly- Even at night, the Stars and partment o f Health, Education The proposed rate schedules turned down at the referendum, wood actors Deal Arnaz and Stripes flies over the Senate or aad Welfare. were submitted to the board T'lls way, the program would Robert Stack. House wings of the Capitol when last January by O’Neill. take about 16 years, Weiss said. Nixon Introduced a "very the lawmakers are in session..

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batUe has been a 23-year-cam- and other minoritlies iif civic af- strike aga^nat grape growers in for 28 days. 'Writes Screenplay ^ V ernon • breaks in Windsor, Manchester was actually being given ,a the case of Calvin J. LaPlerre This put his, plea of guilty in with criminal Intent. He alsq four counts, including breaking paiSTit. ' fairs such as voting. « Southern California. He preached, nonviolence, hu> NETW YORK Ballr«om at Crystal Lake dui^ cent to a charge of rape, and entering and larceny. The necticut st^uden^ arrested last Turns to National Scene to speak by Superior Court served concurrently and with a but the National Farm Labor He carefully avoided the word Workers Organizing Committee, support of AFLCIO tm- has been signed to write the •ing 4 disturbance in which his case was continued for jury breaks allegedly Involved the February in connection with Awaits Bail with Judge William P. Barber, ad­ sentence he is now serving. Dos- • FRAHC3800 (AP) — cultivated acres. Pastures and when struck at harvest time. Union, for which he marched, “unlcm,’' vdiich the field work- and expanded their picketing, .ions and members and benevo- screenplay of “Mrs. Beneker," WlUlam J. Dostie, 24, o f New about 25 persons refused to assignment. t Taloottvllle Development Corpo­ campus thefts. His case was mitted, ‘T waa on drugs; other­ tie was also given a suspended leave ajt closing time. OAKLAND, Calif. (AF) — Flushed with victory in the vine- other tracts bring the California HoUls Roberts, one of the larg- soon collapsed. ers tended to associate with the Chaves dramatized the caus^iant counsel of the National which Norman IValn will pro- Britain waa sentenced to one to ‘ Prank Jaquith, 17, of 1077 ration and an area package continued for Jury' assignment. wise I’d never do anything like 8ix-m(mth Jail sentence on a LaPlerre told the court what Main St., MEUicheeter, changed store. His case was continued Black Panther party leader yaitds, Cesar Chaves and his h>tal to 37 million est food producers in the state, Chavez then went to wotlc for “gringos" or “Anglos.” by leEuUng a 306-mile 28-day Catholic Bishops’ Committee on duce under the Rastar Produc- four years in state prison yes­ that.” coimt of larceny between $16 he told the probation officer, his plea from guilty to innocent for assignment. , Top chicken salad with crum­ Huey P. Newton is out of state United Workers are steiv 46,000 acres in all sorts of the Community Service Organl- In 1966 Chavez and the AFL- mamh of 67 strikers and priests Farm Labor, the boycott ex- tions banner for Columbia IPlc- terday In Tolland County Su­ Considering the' man’s record and $250. that he has only a limited mem­ on a. charge of conspiracy to Stephen Koski, 22, of Worces- bled crisply cooked bacon. Dinr into broad fl Ids In 1 gytwers in Southern crops, signed.last Jtme. zaUon in San Jose, Calif., tryit^ CIO Agricultural Workers Or- from Delano to the State Capitol panded throu^ the nation, tores. Joanne Woodward will perior Court in connection with the Judge commented that he prison. A guilty plea was erased in ory of iriiat happened that nig^t. commit breaking and entering ter,>-Mass., pleaded Innocent to G ood! ping er e in a la- California slowed last spring For Chavez, ' the unionization to interest ICexican-Americans ganizing Committee united for a in Sacramento, and by fasting proved a powerful weapon, star in the film. He expected to be bailed out bor movement of national Im- of county Jail today, pending p o rt a new trial In the death of C9>avez is wall known in an Oakland policemtm. Hartford County, having visited Newton was brought to Ala­ here often in Us drive for a meda County Jail Tuesday from gnq>e boycott. He was greeted the state prison at San Lula warmly here by union leaden, Obispo for an appearance in clergymen and sympathetic F i r s t consum ers. Superior Court on his request for bail pending a new trial. Borne growing and producers The 28-year-old Black Panther toresee an eventual struggle to f f o t i n n a l cofounder,- whose militant or­ unloolse a ll o f C alifornia’s |4.6- ganization has made “Free WlHcsi annual agricultural in­ Huey” a national rallying cry dustry and its 300,000 workers, fo r metre than two years, an­ tqr fa r the country’s la rg e st nounced a news conference to There are fainter rumblings follow his appearance before In other states: ’The United Judge Harold B. Hove. Farm Wenitera Organising Com­ IPI Sheriff Frank Madigan said mittee has affiliates in Arizona I ^ * no special security measures and Texas, Rio Grande Valley, BONELESS were ordered, in contrast to the where Chaves has made tours, and on Thursday striking let­ o's: heavy assignment of police USDAI manpower when Newton was tuce wmkera in Colorado STEAK SALE! U if aligned themselves with Chav­ CHOICE. 'I convicted of voluntary man­ es. l ^ l slaughter in the same court­ (Round) Boneless Boast Beef Sale house in September, 1968. In contrast, growers in the The state Court of Appeals wine making area around the overturned Newton’s conviction Finger I^ e s in New York State Back Rump Steaks and 2-to-l6 year sentence last said they did not think develop­ (Round) ( May. The court held that the ments in California would affect them. trial Judge erred in not instruct­ Tendernive Steaks i ^ ^ ing the jury on the possibility "I have not heard of anyone of unconsciousness as a defense. around here showing any inter­ Newton claimed he waa un­ est In unions and I don’t expect BOTTOM ROUHD lUSDAl conscious after being wounded to,’’ said Michael Morehouse, by gpmflre by Oakland police­ Penn Yan grower. “It we can’t 'choTcej man John Frey, whom Newton run our business by ourselves, was accused of killing in Oc­ then something is wrong." A ll U SD A TIDEXK FRUIT DRINKS tober, 1967. Chaves, Mexlcan-American Choke Beef lb "That reversal was not in the who has directed his grape i cause of Justice, but because workers through nine Utter Laundry Betergent of the power of the people," yeans of marching, picketing SHOULDER ROAST Finast - All Flovors Newton told newsmen as he left and boycotting, now is challeng­ San Luis Obispo on the four- ing Us old enemy, the 'Team- COLD CUT SALE! sten Union. hour drive north in a sheriff’s Tender, Flavorful Boneless Roasts, station wagon. His farm workers have filed He predicted: “I will be ac­ suit seeking an injunction to 10c deal Finast All USDA Choke Beef quitted as I should have been void contracts signed Tuesday 6 oz last time ... I am convinced between the Teamsters and Bologna, Salami, .ta pack 4 6 oz the police and the district at­ growers and sUppers in five P&P Loaf ^ ® torney know that I am inno­ California counties: Monterey, 4 9 oz cans cen t.” ' Santa Crus, Ban Luis OMiqx), Newton’s life was at stake San Benito and Santa Barbara. pkg That area produces 90 per in his first trial, where the cent of the nation’s lettuce and charge was first-degree murder. more than hal;f its carrots, cel­ Colonial Bologna la iH > t 4 9 c The jury’s manslaughter convic­ ery and strawberries, plus other Variety Pah 12 ai I tion means thaZ the retrial must vegetable crops.- Oscar AAayer Raring ar S^vara |Mi| 99< be on the leaser charge. Chaves, in an uncharacterlstto flare cf anger, denounced the Teamsters ’Tuesday tor "a FBANKFUBT SALE! SWEET PEAS Providence Rail Poari Harbor-type of attack,” DEL MONTE and vowed "aU-out war.” He Cuts Opposed said the Teamsters had pledged Finast Skinless I lb pkg 75. in 1967 to stick to the cannerle Butterfield By Governor and leave the field hands to Light Chunk Tuna Um . Colonial Skinless I lb pkg 79. PROVIDBNCBJ (AP) — Gov. On Wednesday, in Delano, Frank Ucht and the state’s two Ugnlng a three-yecu: contract Seafood Specials! cong;ressmen ’Tuesday night covering about 6,000 woikers of Joined nine citizens in protesttiig a major group of table grape * ■ 0 0 the plans of the Penn Central growers, Chavez was noncom- COD FILLET “.to u. 49« 16 oz Railroad to cutback the number mltal about expanding the or­ 6Vi ozl of passenger trains operating ganizing drive. cans between iProvldence and Boston. FIrit »f tht Samn lb cans Instead, he predicted signing Fresh Bay Scallops 1.49 a The opposition came at the of growers of the remaining 26 last of a aeries of hearings con­ per cent of table grapes possibly Fresh Cherrystone Clams 2 >>>• 75c ducted for the Interstate Com­ within a week. Golden Fried Flounder >^99c merce Commission. The rail­ Pressed about the "lettuce RUMP ROAST road presented its case, citing bowl" invasion, he would only deficit operations and meager Golden Fried Ocean Perch •^79c 39 Full Strength I"* passenger loads, in tvfo days of say, "The union is wanted an lb Bleach 39. M ayonnaise Finoat qt Jar . needed in many places." Eye Bound Boast 1 49 hearings last week in Boston. h i the ptust, how ever, be has Representing U ch t, Pul>Uc left little doubt that the grape Utllltles Commissioner Archie organizing drive was only the Smith urged the IOC to retain beginning in what be calls "La the trains, “ because they render Causa", or "The Cause." The SHELF A indlspensible public service es­ melon growing and lettuce in Boneless Genuine Spring Hotel St]4< (Loin) MEAT PIES sential to the economy and wel­ dustrles are the current target TOMATOES fare of the inhabitants of this In Chicago, Charles B. Shu Lamb Chop Sale! W EEK OFFER state,” He claimed the railroad mcui, president of the American decided long ago that it did not Farm Bureau Federation, sald. Imported — Frozen — New Zealand Lamb Bed Pack ------—WEE K lY SCHEDULE - Sparetime care alxxit passenger service. SMOKED R u n s U.S. Rep. (Robert O. TTeman “Every farmer must now ask SHELLS of BEEF Aug. 10-15 8 " X 3 6 " Shelf himself, "Is my commodity 1 2.99 Beef - Chicken - Turkey said “ the Penn Central has not n e x t?" Ttis ^ Whole or Half Aug. 17-22 8 " X 4 8 " Shelf 3.99 put forth a reasonable effort to "All of this indicates the new RIB LOIN Aug. 24-29 10" X 3 6 " Shelf 3.49 sustain and improve their pas­ shape of the battle in the fields 15 to 20 lbs senger service.” Aug. 31-Sept 5 8 " X 2 4 " Shelf 1 1,99 will be Jurisdictional warfare $ $ Joseph Scanlon, administra­ between the Teamsters and the Lean 'C tive aide to U.S. Rep. Femaid United Farm Workers, and Cali­ CHOPS CHOPS Save mere when yon buy St Germain, said St Germain fornia will be shaken by yet an­ Tasty a Whole or Half Loin Shell 2 8 oz THIS WEEKS SPECIAL also was strongly opposed to other volatile harvest season. of Beef. Custom ait into any discontinuance of service. "The price of food will inevi­ Pork Steaks the way you like cans The ICC must decide by Oct. tably increase even as the price * ■ 0 9 AUGUST 3-8 4 9 9 21 on the railroad’s peUUcn. of freedom is foreclosed.” them, thick or thin. Tails The strongest objections dur­ lb ing the several hearings were to The boycott, supported by Ro­ ground at no extra charge. 8 " X 2 4 With Each man Catholic priests and var­ lb ONLY the discontinuance of two trains, ious labor unions and pressed lb ' Ib i SHELF $3 Purchase 606 which operates Monday across the county at retail Ranchers Pride — Sold in 2 lb pkgt Scot Towels b>9»«u 3 through Friday mornings from stores and the wholesale level Whole Rack >k79c Whole Loin ii>99c 79 Nestle's Quik CcKoa Providence to Boston, and 666, by hordes of youths and liberal Beef or Veal Patties ">65. (Loin) lb operating weeieday afternoons vedunteers, had proved the deci­ Shell Steaks I from Boston to Providence. sive weapon in Chavez’ arsenal. The railroad seeks to elimi­ Farmer organizations have nate 66 o f the 227 trains unanimously qasalled it as iUe- operate during a week. These S»l. but the farm workers are trains, the P^m Central claims, not covered by the National La­ Health & Beauty operated last year at a dM icit (tt bor Relations Act, so no redress $109,OCX), and the d eficit p roject­ has been available. FIRST 0 ’ THE FREShTT ed for this year on, six-month Broader legislati’<''«99' ford Hospital. of the work makes this and oth­ Cannon Towels er traditional labor maneuvers acSS towards pordiasa af Ona « S Ssm difficult or inapplicable. ’The un­ American Cheese pkg of Four — VonNki or Checeldte llezctn Cannon Face Cleth ion has about 8,000 active mem­ Brecit Shampoo69' Finast Creem Topping WANTED bers. Top V alu e Pillew Cases I2 « p lia 49** g HUNT'S SNACK PACK g Richmond — Tender Clean, Late Model Iattest figures In table grape White or Yellow ' /Full of Juice 1.69 Size AAa Sweet Peas 6 89< P o d and emidoymeDt, for Instance, show Slinkist Lemons end Vitainin C ^ CoapaaValdtbraSat.,Agg.8,1970 UGS I Anti*Perspirant K R U 1 Irening Beard C o v a r S a t 10,800 persons em ployed In Au­ 1 0 - 5 9 ' USED C A R S Hoods SSa ■ Firit Natiaoal Starts ^ ^ DIBI Deodorant V V gust during harvest, but only Hydra-Cooled Instant Gourmet S h r im p ',‘i.7l.49 Kitchen Terry Tewels 3 1®^ Top Prkes Paid 400 last December. Ice AAilk Bars en2 5 9 ' From Nearby Farms For AU Makes! For all grapes, InchKlIng Sweet Corn 1 0 - 4 9 ' wines, the figu res w ere 07,000 J CARTER CHEVROLET parsons In Septembsr but only M O O ln A ptlL CO ., INC.

thm T H E . r ULTRA REFINED GRAND UNION Stam ps Nw eu m LAWYER. Love Thy Neighbor Acii In half a dozen places, the Bible tells us to “ love thy neigh­ bor.” But it may be diflicult to apply this general rule to the spe­ cific people who live next door. T o what extent does the law in­ sist on a “good neighbor policy?” Under traditional legal rules, a home owner owed very little regard for his neighbor's sensi- - bilities. He could do almost any­ thing he pleased, so long as he EISENHOWER* USA did not actually intrude upon his neighbor’s property. By SYD KRONISH In one early case, a home own­ AP Newsfeatiires er dug such a deep excavation Dwight D. Elsenhower wlU near the boundary line that his again be honored on a U. S. neighbor’s house had to be aban­ stamp. doned as unsafe. Yet, even A new 6-center bearing a pho­ though he had acted with malice tograph of the former president aforethought, a court held him and World War II hero will be not liable for ruining the neigh­ Issued with first day ceremonies bor’s house. in Washington, D.C., In August. And in another case, a court The exact date has not as yet refused to condemn an enormous been set, but the .stamp will be “ spite fence,” carefully designed printed in sheet, coll and book­ to shut out light and air from let form. the people next door. The judge This will be a regular 6-cent said “ it would be intolerable to stamp and not a commemora­ allow a man’s neighbors to ques­ tive. The difference la that the tion his motives.” regular stamp will be 'printed by But in recent years, as people the billions rather than In limit­ began living eloser together, the ed quantities reserved for com­ attitude o f the law has changed. memorative adhesives. An El­ Today the right to excavate is senhower commemorative was limited by considerations of issued la^ October. safety and fair play. Almost The Eisenhower stamp was everywhere, the spite fence is for­ designed by Robert Qeissman of bidden. As one court put it: New York City and Is based on “ N o one ought to have the a Defense Department photo­ legal right to make a malicious graph. It is a vertical stamp in use o f his property for no benefit blue with Ike attired in civilian to himself, but merely to injure garb. Across the bottom of a his fellow man.” LONDON BROIL white panel in blue sans serif O f course, moderate annoy­ capitals is “ Elsenhower USA.” ^ | I O b o n e - ances— even if unneighborly— are Collectors desiring first day still legal. A home owner may " SHOULDER canceUaflons may send ad­ still be reasonably noisy, even if dressed envelopes, together the neighbors like it quiet. He with remittance to cover the may still paint his house a color cost of the stamps to be affixed, that the neighbors consider to the Postmaster, Washington, frightful. D.C. 20013. The endorsement In one case, a man turned a should read “ First Day Covers deaf ear to a neighbor’s com­ Eisenhower Stamp.” plaint about his four large maple CROSS R|B ROAST / TOP ROUND ROAST / BOHOM ROUND Four options tu'e available for trees. It seems' the trees kept the CALIFORNIA ROAST the type of stamps to be affixed neighbor’s house in almost con­ ♦ ®LEsi‘ /BONELESS#«aO ORTOP / ♦ to the envelopes. stant shade. s h o u l d e r / Bi SIRLOIN j ||, Unless specified, sheet stamps But after a court hearing, the will be placed on the envelopes. judge ruled that the neighbor Coil stamps, however, may 'oe had no legal grounds for com­ GRAND UNION ^ , , ARMOUR STAR requested. plaint. This was the kind of COLD CUTS ranks QUARTERED PORK LOIN - SUCED rri,T » i FRESH HYDRO-COOLED Another version Is over-the- “wrong,” said the judge, for F a ^^Family S iz e ^ a c k s counter booklet panes, whiqh which the law provides no GRAND UNION-SKINUSS NEPOO PORK CHOPS K ib 8 9 * comprise eight stamps. The full remedy. HOT DOGS ALL BEEF FRANKS 79c PEBBl AMEBiGAN KRAUSS , g e g e - pane at 48 cent.) must be pur­ An American Bar Association chased. GRAND UNION-FRIED j a c « o O NEPCO-POLISH g a g a LINK SAUSAGE ,b. 89e TRAY FRANKS a 6 9 * The fourth version is vending pnbiic service feature by Wili FOREQUARTER A A r Bernard. Chicken a Basket 2 KIELBASI a 99*’ FRESH. DEUCIOUS ^ g a machine stamps in a pane oi EARITMORN five which costs 30 cents. Again, © 1970 American Bar Association GENUOiErRTIR nea. Littleneck Clans doz V W PLATE BEEF a 3 9 ' the entire pane must be pur­ SLICED BACON .b 89* FRESH BONELESS g g g N CHUCK g g g a chased. CHICKEN LIVERS ». Collectors desiring service on COD FILLET .b 6 9 FLANKENRIBS a 6 9 the last two items are advised Government to place their address on the Leases Cars At first day cover envelope to the 1859 far left end os low as possible to 1 Khlm (kt^VdwihCoup, THOMPSON provide space for the multiple Bargain Rates stamps. N O m MACINTOSH lb. Although no date has been set, WASHINGTON (AP) — The SEEDLESS GRAPES 3 9 ' you may send your requests Ug three automakers have ac­ APPLESAUCE VDiERIPENED early to be sure you will get knowledged that for many DEL MONTI what you want. years they have provided luxury TOMATOES lb. 3 9 ' cars to government leaders at Pineapple Juice CHICORY OR It isn’t often that a stamp and highly reduced lease rates. M ILA N M I90 lb 1 9 ' coin shop will have an exhibit at Ford spokesman George Trai­ 2 5 * O F F 2 0 * O F F ESCAROLE rench ressing items which are not strictly re­ ner termed the practice "a very F D too’ f WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF WITH THIS COUPON STAMPS 100-S T A M P S lated to the hobby. But Olmbel’s straightforward business deal to Stamp and Coin Department re­ get personalities bdiind the TWOH-Hi. pRrs- your favorite brand YOUR FAVORITE WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF . WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF VINE RIPENED cently carried a display dedicat­ wheel of our cars.” 10 CANS YOUR FAVORITE BRAND * 12-OZ. PACKAGE SARA LEE GRAND UNION ed to the 2Sth anniversary of the . In Congress, conunittee chair­ Liberation of the Concentration men said the practice has been Camps as compiled by John D. in effect for years and they saw SUCED BACON Langwell. Shown were arm- nothing wrong with it, even COUPON GOOD THRO SAT. AUG. 8th POUND CANE bands, ration cards, Jewelery though some of the leaseholders COUPON . made by prisoners, and other have occaslon' to deal with legis­ LIMJT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER j LIMIT ONE : CUSTOMER COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. AUG. 8th COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. AUG. 8th . I C' LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER______LARGE articles as a moving reminder lation affecting the auto indus­ , I LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER of the persecution during the try. 36 SIZE holocaust. There were samples Trainor said his company has of concentration camp money made new Lincoln Continentals and stamps to complete the available to key members of showing. Congress and other federal offi­ GRAND UNION cials for |7S0 a year. The same JOHNSON' WESTERN W' ■! The Cook Islands have an­ car would cost the average cus­ THE REALEGG MAYO U.S. NO. 1 YELLOW nounced the Issuance of a new tomer about 18,500 for a year’s FRESH CARROTS set of stamps honoring a double lease. SHAKI'NIAKI 4 z » . „ . $ j 0 0 ORANaeJUMM! M BV POWDER ROMAINE occasion—the visit of the royal A t Detroit, a iQX>kesman fo r CHICKEN family to New Zealand aifB the General Motors said it currently NEUMANN'S celebration of Captain Cook's GRAND UNION - CUAR/ SUDSY ( WITH LETTUCE is leasing 88 Cadillacs at $1,000 |6-oz.. WITH GOLDEN RIFE THIS 14-OZ. discovery. The 6-cents portrays annually and eight smaller cars AMMONIA 4 w * ! ® ” cans THIS WITH WITH Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of at $100 to government figures. ctn. MARSHMALLOW COUPON COUPON THIS THIS PINEAPPLES Edinburgh, Prince Charles and A Chrysler official confirmed FLUFF 4 *100 Queen Aim e. The 36-cents de­ SinUlar arrangements, echoing 2 COUPON COUPON picts a Wedgewood bust of Capt COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 8TH the i>olnt that "th ere is m arket­ COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 8TH 3 - 2 9 James Cook and a view of his ing 'benefit in having our prod­ LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ship, HMS Endeavour. The ucts driven by prominent peo­ COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 8TH COUPON GOOD THRU SAT., AUG. 8TH highest value stamp shows the ple.” LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER $1 coin issued for the royal visit. General Motors said its cars are leased directly to the gov- emmmit, which in timi appor­ Allays Feani tions them to individuals. PARK RIDGE, lU. (AlP) — Telling children about boi^tal KRAFT FRESHBAKE-SANDWICH 'FOR HEADACHES lb. procedures often taxes the Im- Use of Phone loaf MINUTE MAID GRAND UNION-COFFEE BIRDSEYE CHOPPED SPINACH OR aginaticai of adults who are VELVEETA 69< ANTl-PERSPIRANT charged with allaying fears of For Sales Pitch raCX.PAm/KlD.CHICK./LIVIRCRICX. gaga tots about to be treated. White Bread ExcedPin Calo Cat Food 61 ^ ‘ 89 * Sheila Johnson, pediatric-ado­ Rilled Unfair Oraooe Juice lescent teacher and aotlvity IN BUTTER SAU CE coordinator, uses puppets, KARtiBRtlHE:, Germ any ♦ f a s t COLGATE 100 It: Q D play stethoscope. X-ray ma­ (AP) — The West German Su­ lo a v e s PAIN LIVA SNAPS DEODORANT d e a l LABEL TBTIET 12-oz chine, blood pressure cuff m»d preme Court has ruled that use GRAND UNION PINK/ CLEAR LIQUID . RELIEF can ID bracelets to tell children of the telephcme for sales or ad­ HOUR ATTER HOUR TEABAGS S&. ^ 9 9 ‘ what it is like to be a patient vertising campaigns Invades Dish Detergent S NANCY 3LTNN PEACH OR DEAUAREL POWDERED 3 .fc ^ "'nie program is an excellent privacy and is an unfair busi­ GRAND UNION ELIOW _ GRAND UNION « g e g e STOUFFER CREAMED DEVOS FOOD idea,” said Dr. Seymour He­ ness practice. Jergen's Lotion 69< Macaroni #35 pkgs. ^ J®® CHERRY PIES COLD WATER A U X 8 5 ‘ trick, chairman of the depart­ The court rejected a Dort­ S NANCY LYNN PIN IAPPU / RASP. OODIUEDGE.BEALLAIEl ,w gaga is* 69c CAULIFLOWER 4i;: 9 9 CHIPPED BEEF GRAND UNION-ASST./WHITE — pkg. SARA LEE CAKE ment of pediatrics at LuUieran mund newspaper’s argument pkg. $]99 TIPTOP AUFLAVORS ga ^ CWAA HERSHEY(3m.) ga . gegw. GRAND UNION General Hoepltal. ‘T aunfc it is that any person who has a tele­ ScmcKPLusPLATiiniN plr«.99^ 3-B ALL £!£ ... DANISH HORNS GRAHDUNION helpful in lessening the tremen­ phone and allows his name to be FACIAL TISSUE 5 >^ .®1®® nXISCHMANN'S CARROTS CUT FRUIT DRINKS 9 - * l ® ® ITALIAN ICES 8 69' SEAIROOK COLO UREL ga ga dous anxiety of children as wan listed in the tdephone book GRAND UNION CHOPPED SHAVE CREAM a 3 9 * HAIR SPRAY as peuwnts.” ‘‘leaves himself and his home ANGEL FOOD CAKE£-69* SOFT MARGARINE jii:; 49 * kEb»ilHSiim 8 i". 69* open to the WDild.” muMi BROCCOLI PETITE PEAS ^“ 29® . T t.i v.yv^; A pe^WD secures a telephcme WITH THIS COUPON AND PUKHASI Of WITH THI* COUPON ANOPUKHAU Of WITH THIS COUPON AND PUeCHASi Of RANGI for bis own use and for the use ONICAUONCAN %-CAl. CONTAINII ON* PKG, wHh this eMpoR and purclwsa of WITH THIS COUPON AND PUPCHASi OF \ \ii of Ms dose family, friends suid $5.00 or morg-oM (iflC vaho) 12.0Z. PKC. CHICICiN or SHtIMP eoBociates, and the instrument PROGRESSO JA N IT O R IN CLAIROL SHAMPOO FUEL OIL cannot be used to make the IRIPK S BlUf HOWARD GASOLINE homeowner a victim of advertis­ O LIV E O IL A DRUM o u Inm FORMULA COUPON GOOD THRU SAT.. AUG. • i r m ’ n n M ing and sales campaigns, he COUPON GOOO THMI SAT.. AUB. t 1^ JOHNSON UMJT: ONK COUPON PCR CUSTOMH HAIR COLOR (except Hceit regeleted by law) court said. STAMPS UNIT: OHt COUPON PI* CUSTOMK ]| IRIPII S Btui COUPON GOOD n e w SAT. AUG.**. . CROQUETTES B A N T L Y OIL Another Dortmtmd newspaper IIMIT; ON* COUPON PW CUtTOMat, COUPON GOOO THM J S A T .. A U G . • ru-Mi'A^^ . 1\( . brought the complaint objecting JL stamps LIMIT: O NI COUPON PfR CUSTOMK :;i M\IN ''H ;i l'l to its rival’s telephone cam­ i i:i . i;i'i-i'i‘r. paign to sell subscriptions. The PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. STH. IM PiSBIVS THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIU. .V ^ r <■< A J'i k i : iy i i s S^. ❖ X < >■ A . Ivuckv lilt- '-T'l- i-II court eeld such a campaign was Manchester Parkade, Middle Turnpike, West — Triple-S Redemption Center, West Hartford, PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. AUG 8TH .WE RESERVE JH E RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES on unfair business practice N. Main St. and Albany Ave., 825 E. which would lead to an uncon­ Main St., h^riden Manchester Parkade, Middle Turnpike, W est— friple-S Redemption Center, West Hartford, N. Main St. and Albany Ave., 825 E. Main St. Meriden Open Tubs., Wed., Thurs. and Sat 9:00-5:30— I trolled invasion of privacy. Fri. 9:00-9:00 Closed Mondavi Open Tues., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 9:0D-5:3D ■— Wed. 9:DD-9:DD Closed Mondays

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TAR GAXElC^O •By C L A Y R . P O L L A N - LIIRA JK Your Daily Adhnty Guidt SEPT, According fo fhn Start, To develop'message for Thursdoy, ocf. rood words corresponding to numbers 49-51-53-54^^ of your Zodiac birth sign, 71-72-73 v g : SCORPIO 1 It'i 31 Rtly 61 Becoiise 2 2 A 32 Upon 6 2 0 1 ocr. J<: 3 ^ M m < io m t 33 Emotional 1/ 63 Sinceriity I NOK. 2 n 4 P o y 34 Money 64 Toko S M o ra 33 Dote 65 xie's I 8- 9-13-15/^ 6Strlv« 36 Inclirte 66 Moodiness 24-57.60 O fM IN I 7 You'rt 37 To 67 Take * SAGITTARIUS If it's from Stop 8 Shop.. MAT 2t SB* 38 Been be sure it's fresh! 68 Priority < you can N O r.22V ^ June 20 9Pi«porad 39Toke 6 9 0 ft 1 0 B « t 40 Pester 70 Friends DEC. 2f 2-35^-41 lIFor 41 Unstrung 71 D«ilt 23-34-56-67/0 12 All 42 YOU 72 W ith 13 For 43 Brewing 73 Successfully 74-76-79-82Vsd CANCIR 14 For 4 4 A 74 Advontoge CAPRICORN We know the food you buy at Stop & Shop is fresh... ^JUNl 2t 15 Armoyonco 45 Day 75 On OK, 22 ^ 1 6 A 46 Attention 76 Of i JULY.a 1 7 P n p l« 47 When 77 Trip JAN. IP I M041-31 ISC ho ngo 48 To 78 Your 44-t5-47-59, we want to make sure you know it too! 2-78«4^ 19Perfoctlon 49 Legal 79 New 63A4-68 Caterer’s Kitchen Codes Fresh Bakery Codes 20 And 50 Close 80 And £ 21 To 51 Motters 81 Ignore AQUARIUS 22 W hich 52 Disoppoints 82 Propositions JAN. 29 Every supermarket in the country has what we call a fresh­ All packaged and bulk Caterer's Kitchen products With few exceptions these items are coded 23 Excel l«nt 53 Con 83 Now EEI. ft ness code. It's those mysterious numbers on every pack­ 24 And 54 Be 84 Own are coded exactly the same way; that is the code as follows: Numbers 1 to 31 correspond to 25 Taking 55 Criticism 85 Without 4- 5-46-^, age (or can or bottle). They're there to make sure you get 26 Friends 56 Day 86 Resentment 50-7^80-' designates the expiratiofi date, after which the 27 Has .*57 Dishormony the day of the month. 87 Moteriolizes P iftlS the fresh, tasty foods you want and are entitled to get. We 28 Could -58 Politely 88 Them product may not be .solcr. Although the code is the Come in fo r your 29 Keep 59 Honesty 89 Judgment fit. If ’ don't want them to be mysterious any more. Actually, Example: 30 You 60Todoy 90 Horne-ties MAR. 20 they never should have been. Because those nurnbers same on all products, the case or shelf life of the 8/ 6. (15) oh an item means it goes off sale at free copy of our Good (^Adverse Neutral 6-11-19-20, don't tell you when to stop eating the product. Which is products vary according to the item. 39-55-85-86* close of business the 15th day of that month. Freshness Code Book an entirely different thing. Because every code is timed Product code^0815 means it goes off sale at the'^ to assure freshness in normal home usage after the code For the few items not coded as above, a code today THIS CODE MEANS close of business August 15. Females Mute date. is used denoting day of week (M-Monday, AUGUST 15th First two numbers determine the month: 08-eighth But to reassure you that we never sell any thing that isn't T-Tuesday, and so on). (Ut & 2nd no's month (August). Hearing Crickets? equals month) fresh, we're revealing our codes. We want you to know Off code Bread and Bakery items may be what you're buying. STOP & SHOP. When you talk, we Last two numbers determine the day of the month. sold on our Thrift Rack at reduced prices for It’s the Male Voice (3rd S 4th no's listen. The above code is also applicable to Stop & Shop no more than two days and then must be OAINBISVILLB. Fla. (AP) — like the katydid a cousin of the give day) Potato Chips. taken off sale. The male la the chatterbox in grasshopper. the world of crickets, saya a He says cricket sounds vary by species as well as by air biologiat who has spent IS y e a n temperature and mood of the in- studying the insects. sect —“Crickets are very ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES 5 Hie female cricket, says Dr. m ood y." t Thomas J. Walker, is silent He says the U.8. Army wants to learn about the audible Mini-pricing^ saves you money on famous brands! Serve USDA Choice quality beef. throughout her lifespan. sounds of the woods and forests “The male of each species of including the chirping of crick field cricket actually makes ets. I three different Identifiable “They thought that by know Del Monte From our Self Service Deli calls,” says Walker. “They are: ing what natural sounds are Bayi^ hello to a possible dis­ they might be able to detect an Quality meats for easy summer meals . . tant lover, the billing and cooing enemy more easily,” he ex mini-priced, of course! Save on a mini-priced delicacy! S l l M S p of courtship and the angry plains. stop & Shop ^ITc sounds to warn off a rival. Several large aircraft compa­ Sliced Bologna 1-lb pkg / 3 SUPERMARKETS “And contrary to mlsccmcep* nies also have shown an interest tian,-thls little insect makes its in cricket sounds. All Meat Franks 79' ^ ^ ^ w , , - i r m * , sound by rufflng his wings, not “Some engineers believe that Gorton’s Alaska “rubbing his hind legs togeth­ the whine of jet engines may er,” Walker adds. sound, to birds, like swarms of Childmrid Columbia Your maxi-man prom­ Franks Genr, l ib pkg 79^ He says his interest in cricket crickets, and may cause birds ises you’ll enjoy every sounds was aroused while he to fly into a jet during flight,” Crabmeat 6 oz 2 ^ c was doing graduate work at Walker saya Sliced Cold Cuts piece of meat you ever Ohio State University. Now a The entomologist, who has professor at the University of hundreds of feet of movie film i stop & Shop.'Bologna, P&P., buy at Stop & Shop ... FlorldE^ Walker spends part of of the Insects he observes, ad­ Olive and Tasty Loaf his time in the classroom teach­ mits some crickets play less im­ or else. Or else you’ll ing entomology and general portant roles in cricket society get your money, back. blology- than others. I He spends much of the rest of “There are those crickets, the time with crickets and katy- like some humans,” he says, Ready to Cook! Armour d id a “who wander aimlessly through Slightly Elegant Meats Walker says he has Identified their life just tending to their A five species of the field cricket. everyday cricket business.” Frozen boneless main course meats for really .special meals.

Go mini-pricing® and save on Newsmen Still Succumb 2-lb Ham For Roasting ^2.28 Roast Breaded To Siren Song of Politics Turkey l ib 2 oz pkg n .3 8 Golden Gem Sliced 21b Beef Meat Loaf pkg n .5 8 B y DON MEIKIJB^ known political writers have, in Associated Press Writer fact, turned down some attrac­ Boneless U tive offers from candidates. Just Lamb Roast 2-lb pkg *2.95 HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) •— ask them. TheyTl tell you. Chuclt Roast Club Rib The siren song of politicB, m - Elberta Peaches There are more serious risks 1st Cuts companled by a chorus of cash, than job insecurity, however. Roast is still luring newsmen away And one of them is the loss Lean, tender and An elegant roast from their jobs. But few ex- of the quasi-independent status They make a rich in flavor for a ...... of newsmen, a position which cooling and re­ at a special mon­ reporters are finding themselves haa its intangible rewards. The freshing des­ ^ 9 robust pot roast din­ ey-saving mini- in the lofty role of kingmakers, reporter who quits and joins a sert. Try them. ner. price. “I’m not in on the policy de- candidate may find himself in Swanee G clsions,” confessed one former the uncomfortable position of Where Stop 4 Shop’s own chefs pre­ Strawberries pare tempting dishes every day. nevrspaperman recently. “I weedllng his former colleagues don’t get pedd enough to get for coverage of bis employer, Chuck Roast consulted.” jjg mj^goif a Save California This year's unusuaUy large lowly subordinate in a campaign .4 lotc price on Gloria Spanish Chicken °r Beef Pies Shoulder Roast 98: | F a c la l TiSSUO cast of candidates has made no- organization dominated by the over other '•s ticeable inroads into the state's candidate's cronies and by high- Chuck Roast corps of political writers. The priced professionals in the fields Plenty of tender meat, Blade Cut brands o z Rib Roast r . candidates need someone to be of advertising, public relations, Stuffed Olives 39' garden vegetables, sav­ 1 2 $ 1 Sliced, Chunk or Crushed. Single can 24< 'ir a buffer between themselves poll-taking and fund-raising. The ♦ •I* ory gravy. pkgs ^ and the news media, and who candidate may be solicitous at more appropriate lor the job first, asking the ex-reporter for 17 oz( than a newsman? advice about how to handle a Milani Dressing 19'’ Small Peas 4'cLv89cans 2 • J’- f / ’' K-: 29^ Plan a weekend "steak-out" and save with mini-pricing! JLlphonsus J. Donahue, a con- certain speech or statement, but Liquid French or Italian. 8 oz. bottle Very young early peas. Single can 23« Cocktail Sauce tender in the Democratic pri- the cEmdidate may become in- 1 5 o z mary for U.S. Senator, obtfdned creaslngly remote, using the for- Fresh Cole Slaw pkg Best buys the services of Art Mattson, mer newsman largely as an er- c formerly of the Norwich Bulle- rand boy. tin, and Fred Gross, once of the However, there is always the Pound Potato Salad 35= for barbecues.. lb New Haven Journal-Courier. possibility that the candidate Chuck Steaks » 55 The Rev. Joseph Duffey, one may be successful, and if he Our freezer's full of famous brands! Stop & Shop's own bakeshop treats! maxi-man steaks from of Donahna’s two rivals, hired la> the former newsmam may 2 tbs Meat Loaf '1 . 5 9 Stop 4 Shop! All are EM Butler, formerly of United t>e ^ble to make a place for Stop & Shop Lemonade (]0C 4<) S C*"' 1 SAVE 10^ cut from top quality California Chuck 79°ib London Broil Press International, but Butler is himself in government. There is USDA Choice Grade no longer with Duffey. His place an attraction in being a doer Stop & Shop Meat Pies " 49‘ Yah Yah £ Bread steak, U.S.D.A. Che'ee Heavy Steer U.S.D.A. Choice . . . Shoulder Cut was taken by a PR (public re- instead of an observer, on any package beef and carefully trim­ From our service Deli Hut! med of excess fat, bone lations) man. There are plenty of ex-news- Stop & Shop Onion Rings 5 and gristle.' Boneless Chuck 9 5 ‘»> Delmonico State Senate Majority Leader men in state government, in- 1V4 lb of Stop & Shop Great for barbecues . . . U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Rib Eye— U.S.D.A. Choice EMward L. Marcus has John eluding Keith Schonrook, for- Cornation DtvtiMe Shrimp 7kr’2.19 loaves I Roast Beef Quarter Pound 69= Swope, a former New Haven merly of the Hartford Cburant, 4 Potato Chips broadcast newsman. Jack Ahern, formerly of the J V ie O T B n i r e e s R«nr SiHk, Vtal FaflMilan. 2 Ik ric I.ZT C.iferer’s Kitciten Blade Cut 69 . Short Ribs 75. Onion Dip M b 49= " / . i k U.S.D.A. Choice Heavy Steer Beef On the RepubUcan side, Stote Register and Comiryitylt 11W u m m S . With This Coupon of Beef . . . U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Sen. John M^Lupton has Harold Birds Eye Peas or Corn 5 lu? 89° Stop & Shop Donuts SlutR ( W w. ntf. 49C O fM I Yudain, formerly of the Oon- Bavarian Beef"^i=a!rPoTn‘^“99= nectlcut Herald of Bridgeport. °n the staff of Gov. John Demp- Stop & Shop Mitey Pizza 79° Yum Yum Snow Balls 2?k.V°1 Our C.alerer's Kitchen And his opponent in the GOP All coupons Gem Veal Loaf s°we 89=ib For a lotv caloriv dessorl, California Senate primary, Ckmgressman ^ili Keish, formerly of the Caterer's Kitchen Sherbet 4 MrtM. 1 Stop & Shop Apple Pie may be lAiweU P. Welcker Jr., has had New Haven Register, works for woridng for him a couple of the Department of Transporta- Stay in the pink save some "g reen !" redeemed Bulk Ice Cream Sandwich "“’"is r"" 89‘ ... Nepco Cold Cuts Sliced 8 9 = ib Barbecue Style years sRank Price, another vet- tion and Walt McGowan, for­ with only Excedrin eran of the CwmecUcut Herald, meriy of UPI, works for the Dairy foods at special savings! Olive, P.&P., Chicken, Luncheon State Senate Ifinorlty Leader University of Connecticut. And one $5 Ilk »| ig Potato Chips Available in most stores. 5 Wallace Barnes had with him there are others. Cotton Swabs purchase Sun G loiy Margarine 6 Rkft I I o (Stop & Shop • Any size bag) ^ to r a time BUI Perez, who used One of the continuing advan- Chickens Bartlett Pears to write for the Hartford Cou- tages 4>f the news buslnoss Is m Sliced CmCneese inaiHRiialhr wfagRtR “ ViRki 39° BonBon SpraySpray Deodorant Deodorant l2t*flUkil 2 ^ ‘ *I I k T*'“Thrui Aug. I. Limit 1 i bag Mrp«r cu»tomtr.cuitomir. 3 I rant. Perez departed for the that it can serve as a spring- O o o o ' ” ” \ Great in practice of law after the GOP board to^many other things. i ______Ready for eating! Take |is; salads, for state convention, where Barnes ' ------I isit our Fish Depl. some on your next ft.j V desserts or qualified for a primary for the iwjinnreinnsjim i^ picnic! i i : i I lew calorie nomination for governor. Bount]^ Himtiiig Back mmmmwmmmm in between Tablets C with this 9 C c with this § I meal snacks. Eldwin D. NEiW YORK (AP) — Bounty WHITE SHRIMP i i 3 0 ‘ o f f coupon A 9 I M I I coupon mer prarident of the ^ e r i^ is back in style as a re- 7 A l# V H coupon You'll en|oy these de c| acchange md W estej^ ^ ^ judge’s invocation of an Iwwiw HousoboM o I licioiis medium white Wr ^Iw shrimp . . .-and you'll lb if? 10 69 Times’^ - law TWs time the taigeU 11 Maxwell House Comet Cleanser I op JOD Cloanoi Gleem Toothpasto ^ enjoy iiiim pricing too! Biff) cation writer. Ehherington failed • I ^ (instant Coffee lO oz jor) 14 02 c a n lb Sun Grand Nectarines 33' to qualify at the GOP state con- ’Ib e Orut ben efic^ of the do- (28 oz plostic bottle) {bM oz Fomily Size) Cooked Fish Cakes ^r:r 55=ib Thru Ayf. I. Limit 1 )or per evstamwr. Thru Avf. S. Limit 1 con p«r customer. Thru Auf. I. Limit I boftit per evsitmer 59 ventlon for the nomination for clahw !i A refreshing tart sweetness VM. Senator, thus leaving Mate- Fisherman’s Association which I sky without a cause. But the accused the Penn Central RaU- SK-reporter on w« feet ruad of polluting the river, tn a Job with the State Cbm- When the raUroad was fined fbr wigtisr .Frineeticn K.OOO, the association appUed Ajax Nabisco Sunshine Mateaky*s monetary jobless- for a bounty under the old law Action Bleach Three Diamonds maa «n«-Histed the risks in- — initiated to encourage All Purpose Cleaner with Ammonia Bisco| Sugar Wafers Cherry Coolers volved in newsmen’s hitching citizens to assist the U.8. Army Handy packets dissolve in Solid Light Tuna the w ashsher. Cleans dirt like a white tornado. 8>/,ozi'/p o . ^ I < 10 oz Uielr careers to a political cam- Oorps of Elngineers in reporting in 7 oz pkg pkg 22 oz pkg 15 oz bottle 4 9 * paign. The pcditical jobs may pollutera—and received $2,(M0. 7 3 ' brine earn 3 5 ’ 3 7 ' pay waO. Hit they don’t offer The association says it plana niuchT security. \ to uec the cash to finance future •evefsl of the state’s best- prosecutions of river pollutera. Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons sW f ^ shSp'^store' 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESHA Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER "T - ■'■ /■■ , 7 /•.': / • ,'7

PAGE TW EN TY SEX MANCHESTER E V E ^ G HERALD. MANCHESTtol. C0NN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WT^DNESDAY. AUGUST 5- 1970 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN South Korean, =S ^ hospital Phone I The telephone number tor / . PreBs Maaohester ICemortel^Hospi-' tel waa changed a few But Qnisored moiftha but too late to COFFEE ago, (AP) — South Korea HELLMANN’S be listed correctly in the new phone botdca. Die hospital freedom of the press num ber is 6M-1222. i Its ocnsUtutlan says ’’Ueens- , faig or censorship in regard to > ^eech and priias shall not be reooghised." Maxwell HoKse Mayonalse M a n c h e s t e r Ixxal readers of torelgn publi­ cations, however, often: find Hospital Notes some of the stories covdnd by black Ink or solsaiored out by i-ib. Vlgm wo HOtiBS dlatrlbuticn agehclea. quart Intenuediato Oaie Semi- 4 9 0 private, noon-t pjn., and 4 pmi. Korean newspapers seldom |ar S pA i.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- show such soars because their 4 pan., and 4 pjn.-8 p.m. editors scrutinise every story batore It goes to press, They « Fedlatrica: Parents allowed 39 f'aajr time ekcept noon-2 p.m.; so under an "anti-Oonununlat ottem, 2 p.m.-8 pan. la w " MUteted a fter a m ilitary Self Sendee: 10 aan.>2 pan., coup led by Ptresldent Chmy 4 pan.-8 pan. HM Park, then an am)y,maj(te Sfetenalve C are and Coronary general. In i m . WITH COUPON BELOW WITH COUPON BELOW Care: Immediate family only, The law prbvldea iq: to sbven anytime, limited to live min- . years Imprisonment tor the au­ thor of an article, or for tho^ Maternity: Pathm, 11 a.m.- who circulate an artlole that SHOP-RITE COUPON lSt4B p.m., and'0:M p.m.S sympathises with or encourages SHOP-RITE COUPON pan.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and the cause of communism. S.I. SriO pan.-8 pan. Many South KMeon Journal- Ago lim it s : 10 in m aternity, lots have been furested under MELURANH'S UNDO'LAKES U In other areas, no limit in this law. seif-scrvloe. Some opposltton lawmakers Mayonnaise have accused Pdrk’e govern­ Butter Ihe admlnlstraUim reminds ment of abusing the law to sup­ risKors that with construction lim tl] Otto coupon pof cuttofrtor. press criticism against govern­ LimItt Ono coupon por customer C o u p o n oM pW g A u g . S, 1970. a ider way, paridns space Is C o u p o n o H p irM A u g . B. 1970 . ment poUolee. Coupon food ot WITH THIS Bruited. Visitors are asked to ^ ony SHop-Rlto Suporm oniol I bear wMi the hospital while the South Korea Is still technical­ y SItop RNo lu p o r m o n COUPON s parkhiff problem esists. ly at war with North Korea, al­ though an armistice put an end to the shooting w ar In 1968. Patients T oday: 284 n ie Information Ministry an­ ADMITTED YESTESIDAY: nounced in June that It was per­ Mrs. Helen R. Bowers, Jobs IBU suading the owners of three ma­ Rd., JSUington; Mrs. Angela jo r natlnns l news agenolM to Cantatore, East Hartford; Law­ merge in order to establirii a SHOP-RITE TOP QUALITY LEAN. TASTY rence R. Chapman Jr., 1160 El­ single, more businesslike ser­ lington Rd., South Rdndsor; vice ciqMble of competing with lim ilam H. Cram er, 102 Kelly North Korea’s official news Rd., Wapping; Ourlstlne A. agency in overseas propaganda. Davis, Glastonbury; Gerald E. The pppoetUon New Demo­ Dufresne, East Hartford; ;Mrs. cratic party called thla a Helen R . Pinch, 281 Center S t Also, Mrs. Karen S. FoUett acheme tor news management, Smoked Hams 96 Hamlin St; Doris O. Frap- while one influential dally, pier, WilUmantlo; Adam B. Ded the lb. Gilead Rd., Andover; a son to Communist cause. The author ICECREAM SO" II Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Loew, and publishers argued that it Enfield; a daughter to Mr. and was Intended to warn of corrup­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE Mrs. David Beardsley, Gehring^ tion In government, not to help II Rd., Tolland; a son to Dr. and Communist propaganda. WHY PAY MORCr Mrs. Robert Bartkowskl, 88 BUTTER PECAN & SHOP-SITE'S BONELESS DUBUQUE Wellington Rd.; a son to. Mr. |Ul7 OTHER EXCITING Calif. Chuck Steak ib. 89^ CARANDOT HZZA and Mrs. Joee^ Barresl, East ITALIAN STYLE Y oung Ducklings lb 55* C A N N E D H A M ...... ibs $ s • FLAVORS FROZEN H artford. TOP ROUND 3 3 2 Fatsia Japonica SWBET/HOT KAUBAOK CUT FSOM rjaijo M o f p o s k l o in s DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: SIRLOIN BREADED ^ - g a l . Veal Cube Steaks ib. * Burton Frazier, WlUlmantlc; Takes Over Like 89 Country Style Ribs ,b 59‘ Mrs. Casey M, Posten, Stbrrs; VEAL STEAKS. 80 S TWINTwmiccpopser ICC POPS or i Richard E. Bruens, East Hart­ STEAKS GEM SUGAR CURED Jack’s Beanstalk STEAKS Shop-Rite Popsicles 2 i!Vi 9 9 ^ l Quality Fresh Fruits and Vegetables . . . Shop-Rite Priced! Delicatessen ... Shop-Rite Priced! ford; Mrs. Bessie P. Duff, Glas­ tonbury; Mrs. Margaret D. Cal­ SMOKED SHOULDERS 49 !: LONDON (AP) — Margarete 9HOF-RITC vert, 26 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Hutehlnoon, overwhelmed by ITALIAN S t y l e Ice Cream Dixies ' Srf,B9 ^ CAPITOL FABMB Jmet M. Metheny, 281 Center ' her fatela, baa evicted it with VINE-RIPE SWEET SOUTHERN St.; Frederick P. Hansen, RFD 1 . 2 9 CHICKEN CUTLETS the help o f the Parks Depeurt- Why Pay More For Health db Beauty Aids? SKINLESS FRANKS 1, Pinney St., Rockville; Rich­ 1 .1 9 .. ment. And qo wonder. ard T. Mason, 118 Famham Rd., Four years ago, she bought a South Windsor. Cantaloupes Peaches LB. PKG. 6 9 ^ small plant In a pot and put it in Also, Kathleen Johansen, East EXTRA ^ Look W hat 9 9 *^ FRUIT DRINK A the living room of her home on SHOP-SITE Hartford; Ann M. Bastille, Cata­ LEAN the outskirts of Leeds. lina Dr., Coventry; Jacqueline GROUND ROUNI C a n n e d H a m 3; . $ 2^ * little did she know it waa a Buys C. McCabe, 80 Blue Ridge Dr., fatela Japonica, a member at StOUUM M THICK SHOP-SITE Ml ' • .1 .. Wapping; William Conway, 34 CAPITOL POLISH KIELBASA...... 990ib. TROPI-CAL-LO-ZS^ the arralla elata family which Sliced Bacon ; ; ; 79 ^ Rdlshire Rd., Vernon; Eleanor grows five feet a year tm a ptat Lavoris ^ A U MEAT .vA U SEIF JlgUo, Bolton; Mrc. Oretta BOTTOM 99 < of water a day. 9 0 2 - 3 9 R ogers, 1168 E . M iddle T pke,; CAPITOL BOLOGNA & LIVERWURST^ryr690 lb. i rt . 1 1 . V an O scar M ayer Bologna A T 69 ^ Mrs. Helen P. Barton, 112 Lake Mrs. Hutchinson, Anally capit­ Adorn Hair Spray ulated Monday. She called the 99 ^ From Our Dairy Case Rd., Andovor; Mrs. Carole M. C O L O N IA L D A IS Y B U T T S ...... 8 5 0 ib. MOTT’S FANCY H « A I < • . .1 • M 1U i Gordon, East Hartford; Kathryn ROAST Parka Department and Qeofge Reed came out to look at the Excedrin A. Hayes, Broad Brook. U.S.D.A. ^ ARMOUR FRANKFURTS ...... ox. pkg. 5 9 0 9 9 " Also Mra. Milton Burrill and 12 monstrous (plant, now 17 feat Hard Ripe Tomatoes ib PUKI MAID son. East Hampton; Mrs. Ray­ TOP 9 Idng and threatening to take^ b . A RATH SLICED BACON ...... 9901b. APPLESAUCE “ -^l Orange Juice 9 over the house. mond Jackson and son, 119 Ce­ CHOICE WHY PAy Moaer ' New Onions ^ d e'* / 3 ilt a49^ Sw eet Plum s c*<-'e ib. 23 ^ II dar St.; Mrs. David Whitaker Jones Ready to Brown Reed, Mrs. Hutchinsoti and, .Gleem Toothpaste ‘ J i r - ^ and son, 40 Bette Dr.; Mrs. her daughter MiHdca deployed 59 SNOP-MTI. IQe Of F LABEL G r e e n P e p p e r s ERE.H i b l 9 ^ Bartlett Pears ib 29 ^ COLOMO/WHITE/COMBO SHOP-SITE II Stephanie R. Gladden and MINUTE BREAKFAST SAUSAGE .1°.°7.790 th em selves and gradually l.lk. daughter, 160 Progress 'Ave., i l ' J coaxed the vine out the window. Dandruff Sham poo X T * 4 9 ^ Am erican Cheese fkf. 69 ^ Rockville; Mrs. Daniel Murphy With one on either end and the ISc OFF LABEL Rom aine Lettuce h M d 19^ O r a n g e s SUNKIST lO b , 59* AXELROD II and daughter. North Coventry. HEALTH & BEAUTY AID DISCOUNTS i-P>. 'O R d third in the middle they got It Ban Spray Deodorant 6 9 ^ S o u r C r e a m <•911. W W TOP JOB CLEANER onto a truck. II Off went the fatela. Its' tall WHY PAY MOiaEf FRIENDtHIF OVERNIGHT with snapping and waving in traftio J& J Cotton Sw abs' ^ - ^ Cottage Cheese S* Bank Displays 28 oz. 8 9 3 II LISTERIHE coupon like a trapped scorpion. Its SHOP4aTS(STESILE) EOFTtPSEAO Works by Ryan bottle € only home now Is Coronation House, C otton Balls ’J S i- * the public greenhouse wheite 45 Im perial M argarine 2 ; i 89 * II For the month of Aigust, the EmvPEVMoasr '' Pamper Diapers Native Corn Coupon expires Saturday, Aug. 8,1970 curators said it could grow as Bakery... Shop-RiU Priced! First Manchester Office of the MOUTHWASH 7 tall as it wants. Limit One Coupon Par Customer Noxem a Shave Cream ■ r s y SHOP-SITE_ _ ^ m . #•.#§. #15SHOr-RITE _ ^ II Hartford National Bank & Trust "It was a Mend the family, 7 OZ at SMOP4HTE. lOe Of F LASIL DOUBLE E M E OEBI-ANN ENBIC»B!D Co. at 690 Main St. continues NATIVE TOMATOES <^39° but it had to go,’’ Mrs. Hutohin- Razor Blades Moyonnaise 49^ Spaghetti 5 85^ II Its series of art exhibits with a bottle eon said. y j s 49 ^ WHTPAVMOaETEHOP-llfTE _ CHESSY/OSAPE/FSUIT PUNCH/ VYHITE REGULAR OR ^ _ i J m ^ eg OOAiraE«HOCOLATE-SHOP-SITE M I - . I . C M group of paintings by Gregory S A V E 36d VALUABLE COUPON ‘Tm happy it has been given OHVPAVMOaET SANDWICH BREAD M . Ryan. ESCAROLE & CHICORY f a place of honor. It Is like a Tanya Suntan Lotion iz 7 9 ^ GeMen Cream CernOi.t. Fruit Drinks 4 ’is ’ 1 i l 1 LB.-4 OZ. II Ryan is a native of Manches­ ^VASIETIUSAOU ^ _ aSESNOIANT BODY POWDER PAMIC monument. It would have been ■AMTASVNAPKHM LOAVES ter and graduated from Man­ SOFTINIR sinister if we had let It ran DOWNY K o t e x WHY FAY MORCr chester High School. He re­ around the bedrooms, but we Spaghetti Sauces MUetsCem F com 1 SHOP-SITE. LOE. E" FMHCH APPLE ir LEMON ceived his bachelor of arts de­ FANCY CUCUMBERS 3 SHOWER TO SHOWER <^ with 4 9 64 oz. shcdl miss It. It was part of the Why Pay More for Frozen Foods? Fresh Baked Pies • S ‘ gree in art history from the King coupon fa m ily.” 53 University at Connecticut, and Size ______only 1 6 8 WHY PAY MOIItr FRESH GREEN PEPPERS ^ 25* A M * I' A • V 1) H I 2 g c is presently enrolled In the VALUABLE COUPON bottle Scottowels ALL COLORS s h e t s Raisin Bread b 29< bachelor of fine arts program |r, j Coupon expires Saturday, Aug. 8,1970 Howto! Roman 10 Pak i n, WHY PAY M O aff at UConn. Limit One Coupon Per Customer In addition to the work on ex­ JUICY SWEET PEACHES ^ 5° Of ChemicaT Pizza SMOP-RITE I -lb 4 02 Shop-Rite Challah b 29 * Tomato Catsup bottU*s hibit, be is also interested In POPULAR ORANGE JUICE ; - n WHY PAY M O atr BAN DMKK}, CaUf. (AP) — r p ort^ work which be does cm with coupon About 200 memben of the NEWMSOEEVE Snow flake Rolls S f i 25 * BUNCH 6 CAN |^ B| 8i purchase PASCAL CELERY 25« OZ. American Society cf Safety En­ EHOP-WTECSSAMVlr CHUNKY j m , ^ WISHBONE ______WHY PAY MONET Ryan resides with his wife of $5.00 Tasti Fries •9p*w- 99 ^ 3-» WISHBONE ONLY gineers, meeting at the Unlveiv 8-«. Danish Cheese Horn and son oa Upper Butcher Rd. OALIP. JUMIO or more sity of California at San Diego, ■*NSW"lt«I.SaEf/M ^ _ Peanut Butter •??i« 89^ Italian Dressing 3t£ 89 ' i r 69 * in Rockville. He Is married to were asked for suggestions on Shop-Rite Lem onade lO t:: ^ the tormer Diane Hulser of Coupon expires Saturday, Aug. 8,1970^®^ 99 how to dispose of 10,000 unwant­ AUVASMTIES ^ Manch6st6r. Limit One Coupon Per Customer o f f with coupon on ed pounds of the dangerous chemical potasaium hypochlor­ Banquet M eat Pies 6 ^ 9 9 ^ Redeem Your Federal Food ite. Cantaloupes 3 '»89° i2....rie„WHEATIES 9 9 d Vacation Clash One suggestion, written on a Shop-Rite W affles ^ Stamps at Shop Rite Stores 'll PARIS (AP) — The amoimt of POPULAR Coupon expires Saturday, Aug. 8,1970 10 slip of paper and handed In, but POUND lI-w./CHOCOUTE14.MVtHOP-mTE 20.1. money that a Frenchman may 14 oz. Limit Ont Coupon Per Customer unsigned, said: II legally take out of the country J m m PIZZA SIZE "Paokage It In smdU lots and Cheese Cake 2 pteb 9y S87EAST baa been doubled. Finance Min­ s ^ > mail It thlnl claas—thoi we will OaAOE "A" FANCY 12.W. 8/071 wEHOfM HT^ ister Valery Oiscard d'Estalng A be aasurod It wUl never come O range Juice x o t : : ^ MIDDLE TU R N ^ announced. Each vacationer b a ck ." 89 may take up to iyio in travel­ Anottter similarly delivered SNOS4MTSPOLVSAa \ !«. MANCHESTER II ers’ checks or similar- credit notu Bold* WhoJe StrawberHes t:; s y and up to |90 in cash on each of '^ bok It olaaatfled, aet It out­ two trips abroad annually. side ,tbs gaite and let the Rua- II slans steal It” -g =S r ■\i

f : : ; - .L.:/ ti. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MiWUHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., gyEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-NINE JANE PARKER BAKERY WEEK What*8 In a Name Depends Upon Era NHTrtr YIOitK (AP) — A dls- names, Dr. WooU adds, the ’L l Blueberry English Pound Peach cussl(»l of names is guaranteed time favorite names parents to liven up any t^versation or '>«etow cure stUl John and Mery, party, but few people are aware youngsters themselves, .. however, are mme likely to be that fashions In names have .c , w vx, t. j j ^ T signing their names as plain Pies Muffins Cnke butter Pies changed dramatioally since the Jack or a port wimt hy /he Inquirer turn of the century. ______IBaniaby, Benedict, Oershon, 12-oz. Ichabod and Lemuel for the 22-oz. 12ln JM boys—and Clementina, Clarissa, Books Added pin.k.,o 4 99< SOFT COOKIES 3 ;; 1.00 Hie same boys today would a t y ALL probal^ be caUed Brent, Ben, Delving — Die like a man JELLY . or LEMON - ROLLS 2 85< SANDWICH COOKIES VARIETIES ';ij‘ 39‘ Oerry, Jan and L,ee. Tthe girls Hayes — Nurse In Istanbul would answer to U n a, d n d y , JA*nes — fJlie push-button spy Main Street Around tow n ...... Suburban Filming Novd Deo and the feminine Jerri. Joscelyn — Doomrock NEW YORK (AP) — Colum­ H ie style these days is for *® ^er — >Love Is blind Good Reasons Crib Quilts Love n ia t Norman’s Pleasant Surprise bia Pictures has concluded ne­ young men to have first names Hoberts — False Haven Y es! there are many reasons That’s what all the gals say gotiations with Jerry TokoCsky Really that’s what you get that originally were surnames, — JoUe Benoit, R. N. to get down to HOUSE A H A LE once they have called NOR­ and Irwin Kershner fbr the Aim­ COMPARE THIS PRICE! or to have the easy cmvenience Non-Flotton downtown Main St. All the new MAN’S TV and APPLIANCE when you shop PA N D O R A ’S ing of "Setting EYee the B e a n ," 4 - , of those that were formerly con- Adler — A year In the dark; back to school items for young­ Store at 445 Hartford Rd. for BOX (Bolton Notch Shopping to be directed by Kershner and sldered nicknames. And many Journal of a film critic, 1968- sters to teen-agers are arriv­ service, quick, 'courteous, effici­ P la z a )! A unique women’s spe­ produced by Tokofsky. Ker­ ing daily. You will have the ent and reasonably priced. . . shner directed "Loving’’ for Co­ more girls now have boys* cialty shop featuring name FRESH BONELESS BONELESS BRISKET Artom — Napoleon Is dead in pick of the crop and you know, who could ask for more! If your lumbia. names or shortened names, CONVERTIBLE COAT be­ brands at big savings! Cary or Carey, Dale, Floyd, Russia comes a jacket by detach­ you can have them put on lay­ TV or appliances are not work­ John Irving is writing the Bernstein — The wildest away for a small deposit! ing In Up-top shape please call screenplay based on his wryly Qlenn, Gary, Keith, Kent, Pres­ ing lower part which is Norman’s Again! ton, Ross, Sherman, Tracy and dreams of Kew held with a zipper. Fabric H ale’s is open Thurs. till 9 p.m. 648-0113 for prompt service. humorous novel of two young Wayne are a few of the many foundations of is “jungle-printed” velvet. Remember, Normans also car­ Yes slree! Norman's TV and revolutionaries—an American ^ rvalofloipalatial Crete ries a complete line of refrigera­ .'I surnames today’s male teen­ Keep a small plastic bag Appliance hasi a new branch in and an Austrian—who avenge tors, freezers, air conditioners, agers received as first names. Britton — Philosophy and handy when painting. If the tel­ Vernon, Located at the Post the grotesqueries of European meaning of life ranges and color TV at the best The former nicknames boys ephone rings, slip the plastic Road Shopping Plaza, Rt. 30, history and the absurdity of New Hampsiiire Teen prices in town! now give as their official nam w ~ ^ operator’s bag over your hand to protect off Interstate 86. Perfect con­ modern existence by freeing all guide the animals in the Vienna zoo. include Bert or Burt, Bddle or ‘Miss Coast Guard ^70’ the telephone from smudges. venience for people living In Buckley — Quotations from Making sugar cookies? Brush 1 1 Ekidy, Oene, Gregg, Gus, I.ance, that area w d the same great NEWBURYPORT, Mass. Chairman Bill Attention Club Groups! the tops, before baking, with You need at least two spools Lon, Mike, Nick, Pete, Randy, (A P ) — A 17-year-old high service they are noted for Tel. t , T' ' Cheney — Tvro years In China slightly beaten egg white and of thread of 100 yards each Sam, ’I^erry and Tony. It’s never too early to start 872-0521. and Japan, ^1809-1861 school student from ‘ EJpplng, YOUR making holiday ’ decoratimis. sprinkle with a mixture of gran­ when making an average dress. Modem misses share many Duat^r The legislation of N.H., is "Miss Coast Guard] ulated sugar and finely chopped names once considered exclu- F A IR W A Y downtown Main St. morality: law, drugs, and 1970." I blanched almonds. CHOICE! rtvoly masculine, ^ c h as Breyl, moral Judgriient Pam ela Chaffee was chosen has allhollday decorations handy even though they are not Dale, D am , LesUe or ^ l e y , gasner — The unused potential Tuesday night from among 17 Calling Senior Citizens Marlon, Merle, Robin, SheUy, marriage A sex other contestants at the annual on display—Just ask and your SHORT CUT C R O S I R ip t wish will ge granted. o Need perking up? PAR ISIAN PLAZA DEPT. STORE ; and Meredith. A few are now so pails — White ethics and black Coast Guard pageant held in COIFFURRE at 56 Oak St. will widely accepted as girls’ names power (We Have A Notion To Please) ^ Thighs or Drumsticks connection with Newburyport’s offer on any Monday, Wednes­ Fried Chicken 991 Sliced Beef Liver s Wash a child’s vinyl doll with E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) A From First Four • ■'•'■‘^Cutfroin^lA ^Bvelyn, Joyce, Shirley and VI- environmental crisis; Yankee Homecoming celebra­ day or Thursday a Shampoo and FROZEN vlan—that they have practically man’s struggle to live with tions. a soapy sponge or cloth. Rinse O P E N W ED., THURS., F R L tUl 9 ^ the same way and dry with a Set for $2.50 and a haircut if Swordfish Steaks SLICES Cooked Horn stobeuked '.ib. 75‘ been abandoned for boys. himself. Ed. ijy Harold Helfrich She will appear In boat shows cloth. The doll’s hair may be needed $1.50 more or a' Perman­ AUMiAT Mbs Only;' The popular shortened names Falcon-Barker — Devil’s gold throughout the year as Miss NATURFLEX • sponged lightly with warm ent Including shampoo, haircut ORAUIEEF X Q ^ for girls are often embelUshed Fann — Wittgenstein’s concep- Coast Guard. Oscar Mayer Franks 1-lb.plig. Skinless Franks K . T 59* water. and set for $9. Tel. 643-9832 for y - vf r 4BBUF M wlth a generous sprinkling of tion of phUos(q>hy The first vessel ever built for appt. Girdles and Bros S “e’s”, "I’s”, and “y’s”. Betty or Gardner — Architects of illu­ the Coast Guard was launched IN GO-NATURAL STYLES. OUTSTANDING VALUES. Z Mattress Buys Rette or Bettye, Cathy, Gall or sion; men and ideas in Amer­ In Newburyxx>rt 180 years ago. kOx ground lean cooked beef BRAS FROM $1.69 V FAM ILY PACK CONTAINS 9 to 11 CENTER & END CUTCHOPS Gayle, Heidi, Julie, Jo, JiU, Mtt- ican foreign policy, 1941-1949 W ATKINS downtown Main with mashed potatoes and sea­ GIRDLES FROM $$.49 • St. is featuring remarkable buys il, Peggy, Penny, Rita, Shari, Glenn — Mobile hydraulic test­ soning; make into patties and Melt mint Jelly, mixed with In mattresses and box springs Sue or Susie, and Vlokl or Vlck- ing fry. If you like, you may Hour grated orange rind, over low for twin, full. Queen or King ey are prominent. Graham — *nie enemies of the or crumb the patties before heat , and add brown steak size beds during their semi-an­ PORK CHOPS V4 LOIH SLICED *1116 communications______explo-_ poor frying. 9 5 sauce; serve with roast lamb. slon is a m ajor cause of the Hanley -7- Needlepoint In Amer- nual sale. If you should own an antique bed Watkins will have changlng fashion In first names New Toyota Oorona Hicks — Audels practical guide To make sure the raisins W'on’t a size to fit—so whether its a says Dr. H. Bosley Woolf, man­ sink to the bottom of a bread Y ou’ll And twelve de­ All new 4-door sedan. Here! to citizens band radio gubst room, child's room or aging editor the Merrlam-Web- lightful designs . .. some CJholce of colors and transmis­ A& P GRADE " A " FROZEN Hitchcock — Music In the pudding, use raisin bread. your own that needs a mattress OM M lJoici ster dictionaries. to applique; others to sions. M O R IA R TY BROS. United States —this is your chance to save! patch,' The “B ig Top’’ de- WIG (ETrst the movies and radio, D/B/A Lynch Motors, 801 Cen­ T O ’W N E Houaer-^Drugs; facts on their 8ig;n shown is an appli­ ter St. Tel. 043-5185. Once you and more recently televlalon, Tailored Look que. This book contoins use and abuse If you want your scrambled get your hands on a Toyota— have created porsonaUties that H u x ta b le -W ll they ever finish eggs to be really creamy, cook pattera pieces and full directions for making the you’ll never let go! ORANGE JUICE are as much a part of everyday Bruckner Boulevard? eggs over hot water. - family life as the relatives, jgujtjna — Keeping the peafce twelve coverlets. Q-104— m Price . . . 65< a copy. If you want a cream sauce for friends and pubUc heroes after Kotz—Let them eat promises To prevent numbers from Ti ■I'der, send 6S$, inclidei a couplO* of 1-pound cans of whom parents once traditionally Kronenberger — No whippings, wearing off Aexible steel tape ptsttga and handling. small white onions, use S table­ named their babies. People gold watches PIBT ROAb' measure, cover the tape with spoons- butter, 8 tablespo<»s identify with these popular ac- uppitt — Organization renew- transparent cellophane tape. Aour, IH cups milk; season the 98 tors and actresses and the fa- al; achieving viability In a RAU sauce with salt to taste and a V—• 1 2 i - f . 9 9 nrlUar characters they portray changing world Waffle grids cn an electric Mjrt Ham, anamt vita zip CODE. pinch of mace. R E TA IL A N D regularly on home television London — Robert Lowell: a grill keep their shiny appear­ WHQLinKAT,1B screens across the country. IMjrtralt Of the artist In his The Spring & Summer 87 3 -0 6 0 8 ance better if the grill is leff Towelarama The asslmUation of the once time *70 ALBUM is 6 6 f , includes ORANGE JUICE REALEMON ^jSS^ open whUe cooling. postage and handling. You will be amazed at P L A ZA large immigrant populatimi into Love — Amiaghkeen DEPT. STORE’S located on l( mu, W ie in't bKomlng to YOU, YOU ilm M . thin country, plus the desiiv to McAvoy — A history A&P BRAND When Joining straight and bias Middle Tpke. next to Popular “ *■ •Itocfallto In pnnofwIliMl'J RECONSTITUTED Catholic Church in the United 79< < have their children and grand material, always keep the bias Market) huge selection of tow- J liLtM lM tof YMIf wini nnJ lair nnnA . i ' CHILLED QUART BOTTLE 4 9 States If straps on stretch pants be­ children be typical Americans, on top for a smoother seam. elB. Face, hand, bath and McNaught — The history of come soiled and frayed, buy a are other Important reasons for beach sizes in smart decorator Canada stretch headband In the same smiNG SPECMl" E the current trend In names. The A n Inexpensive dish 'mop is colors. Stop In suid see these i Marksteln — How to make color, cut into and use to (human hslr) m , ro» CHARCOAL BRIQUETS grandson of a Rudolidiits Is now Ane for dusting baseboards, beauties! BEVERAGES a casual Rudy, and the grand­ money with mutual funds window sills and the like. It is replace the worn striqw. 1 , Includes; iBeunlng, seWag. styling Martelli — Livingstone’s river daughter of a Seraflna a even more effective If sprayed When making doU clothes, use . . 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MANCHESTER CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 THE s Spencer Spins Eighth Win 7 .* Herald Angle Ic Orioles Don’t Scare Their By ’ E A R L Y O S T Sports Editor Loop’ s Graebner’ s Husbands i n Troubles Notes from the Little Black Book Open Seven Net Victory Defeated Mounting Here’s one vote for veteran Lev Spencer of Moriarty Bros, as the Hartford 'Twilight League’s mdst valuable Gam e Lead Major Upset In Softball For RSox player. The righthander, who was plajdng baseball b^ 1 fore many of the league’s players were bom, has had Leading piteher in the a great season with the defending league champs. Spen­ I BROOKLINE, Maas. BALTIMORE (AP) — BALTIMORE (AP) — Hartford Twilight League, The Baltimore Orioles may When it rains for the Red cer, who toiled for years in the minor leagues, is a (AP) — According to the truck deliveryman with G. Fox. rubber-armed Lev Spen­ be headed for an Ameri­ draw sheets, CJark Graeb- Sox, it pours. Spepcer has notched seven cer (8-1), of the Eastern can League division title, S / 9 Take, for example, Tues­ mound decisions against only Division champion Moriar­ ner has pulled off one of but they don’t scare their day night. one setback for toe Eastern Di­ ty Bros., hurled the local the biggest upsets in the wives. The team bus got caught in a array past Hartford Insurance vision winners who wrapped up history of the U.S. Pro Ten­ striking a blow for. women’s traffic jam and about 10 Boston toe title two weeks ago. Group last night at Mt. Nebo, liberation, or at least to estab­ players elected to walk the last • « • 6-2. nis Championships, but the lish superiority at home, the mile to the park for the opener The former minor leagpier al­ 26-year-old New Yorker Oriole wives thrashed their hus­ of a two-game series with the Reader Writes doesn’t see it that way. Ty Holland, one of Manches­ lowed only five hits and struck bands 13-1 in a softball game Baltimore Orioles. out four batters. Spencer didn’t “ I felt just about the same as ’Tuesday night. ter’s all-time top athletes and I feel for most matches,” % * - r Jf* ^ 4. * 4 They then received the news for many years toe reigning issue imy free passes. All toe No matter that the Orioles that the Orioles’ wives, that’s losers hits were singles. Graebner said recalling the had to bat and throw the oppos­ town singles tennis champion, (A P iPt«oto*ax) correct, beat their husbands in Morlartys have opened up a start of his 6-2, 6-4 ccmquest of ite way they are used to, or that poses an interesting question top-seeded Wimbledon cham­ SCORE ONE FOR METS— Sliding safely home after eluding tag by Chicago’s V v' a make-shift softball game by which came up in a recent soft- seven game lead in toe stand­ the women base umpires fudged ings over second place Insur­ pion John Newcombe of Austra­ Randy Hundley is the Mets’ Art Shamsky in the first inning. New York won. about iSil. ball game at Mt. Nebo. Here’s a bit. The men were just out­ ance. The Gas House Gang now lia in the first round Tuesday It was downhill from then on toe situaUon, described by Hol­ classed—in more ways than has an impressive 16-3 mark. night. as the Orioles whipped the Red land. Rimners were on first and one. Three around the horn double­ “ We’ve played each other Sox 6 to 2 and extended their second base with two outs and •The wives started out wisely, plays helped Spencer get out of quite a bit, so it’s really nothing lead over Boston in the Ameri­ toe team was trailing, S-2. The giving plate umpire Bobby tight situations. Gene Johnson new,” toe American explained. can League’s East Division to 13 next bdtter dropped a'base hit Ryan Making Best Grich a standing ovaUon when and Frank DiMauro started toe “ I'd say we’re about even over­ just over toe Infield. The runner he was introduced. Grich is the games. DP’s. ' all.” The husband and wife festivi­ on second rounded third and the only bachelor on the Oriole Comets’ Bob Carlson opened third base coach pushed him to­ Veteran observers believe this team, making the cheer doubly ties eliminated any chance for toe second frame with a line ward home and he scored. Hol­ was the first time in memory intriguing. team batting practice and the single. Brace Marino also rap­ land writes, “ I noticed toe third that a top-seeded player was Evelyn Blair scored one run Hose got little chance of any in ped a Bob Cogan pitch for a hit base coach push toe runner to­ LEV SPENCER eliminated in toe first round of Of Summer Work for the winners on a close play regulation play as left-hander as Carlson streaked to third. the tournament, but Graebner and explained her failure to Dave McNally picked up his ward home and waited until he much more. I get a closer look Manager Johnson walked and still refused to concede that it week when his father, Lynn, hard since I got back last Fri­ slide with: “ I didn’t want to get 16th win on a six-hitter. crossed toe plate before I pro­ NEW YORK (AP)—No­ 'y x \ • >- at toe hitters. I can watch a Carlson trotted home on a field­ was that much of a surprise. died of cancer in Texas. day, but I knew today that if I my slacks dirty.” Can’t arg^e Carl Yastrzemskl doubled off tested. Now, toe question. lan Ryan, a once a week good one like Frank Robinson er’s choice to make it 1-0. Wally "It’s always nice to beat the “I conridered myself very had to throw an excessive with that, unless husband Paul McNaUy in the first, then Bos­ Should toe plate umpire have and see what he’s doing right pitcher at best in his first Wldholm pounded out a line shot (No. 1 guy In toe world, of close to him,” Nolan said. “He amount of pitches early in the Blair is now conslgpied to laun­ called toe runner out when he or wrong. That helps my hitting, two major league seasons, ton went hitless until the sev­ and Marino came home with course,” he said, "but nowa­ was 6-feet-4 and 240 pounds—a game I’d be out of there.” dry duty. - (AP Ftaotoflu) saw toe Infraction at toe same too.” . . .United Aircraft entry in enth when Billy Oonigllaro sin­ toe second run. days when the pros get together is getting less work than giant of a man. When he finally Ryan started shakily ( “ I had “Anyway,” added-Mary Nan HAIRY DECISION— Hair flying, Dee Belanger does a reverse twist to score time that I did? I called time the Summer Basketball League 5 gled after his brother, Tony Hartford bounced back in toe out, had toe ball thrown to third some guys win and some guys ever this summer. passed away he weighed about nothing in the first Inning but I Johnson,' “ Evelyn hasn't emp­ for wives of Baltimore Oriole players in softball game against husbands.. Tak­ reached on an error. includes Stan Pelcher, former top of toe third for two runs. base and protested toe coach’s lose. Somebody has to be seeded But he makes the most of it. 140.” was able to hit my spots,” he tied her suitcase since the last ing throw is catcher Elrod Hendricks. Bachelor Umpire Bob Grich makes call. John Kennedy singled home Central Connecticut captain, Mike Smith and Cogan hit con­ assistance but the run was al­ No. 1, somebody has to be seed­ Ryan, a 23-year-oId flreballer Despite the long period of in­ said) but found his rising fast road trip” —which sounded sus­ Tony C. hi the same inning then and Pete Brunome, a former secutive singles and Ron lowed to score.” The ruling Is ^ , (AP Ftwtoftuc) ed No. 8, and some guys have to whose brief fUng with the New activity, Ryan overpowered the ball in the second, striking out piciously like something Dave homered in the ninth with none pro. . .One wonders how often is Krogh rapped a hit to drive in that there Is no penalty for such MASKED — Straining members of the New York met as they go through (lalisthenics at Hofstra Uni­ wind up not seeded.” York Mets has been checkered Cubs to square his season mark the side, and went on to post his Johnson might have said about After Nine Years in Minors, Injuries, Illness the non-resident or non-town em­ Smith. Cogan came around to on to account lor both Boston an act unless there is a play Jets’ football team can be seen through player’s hel- versity training following the strike settlement. Graebner said Newcombe de­ by injuries and military obliga­ at 6-6. He has thrown' a one-hit­ third victory in as many starts his dress clothing. ploye rule being broken in Rec tally on a fielder’s choice to end runs. served to be seeded first, and he tions, beat the Chicago Cubs 4-0 ter, two two-hitters (ope of them against the Cubs this season. Jean McNally, showing that being made on toe runner being Department activity? 1116 an­ the Insurance scoring. Boston’s Ray Culp gave up physically assisted. If this is had no complaints about being Tuesday with his fifth low-hit in a losing game) and two “He's the fastest I’ve ever she also listens carefully at swer would surprise you, if in­ The Silk City nine put It three walks in the first when the toe case, toe runrter would be Kapp and Namath Among Missing Players unseeded although "I guess I performance of the year. three-hitters. And he has fanned seen,” said Ron Santo, the Chi­ home to husband Dave, came terested. . .Fine attraction up­ away In toe fifth Inning. With Brown Notches Mound Win Orioles scored three runs, then called out for toe coach’s inter­ He scattered three hits, struck 84 batters in 88 innings while cago captain. off the {mound after pitching to coming will be toe Jimmy Fund two outs, Stem Slomcinsky walk­ could have been seeded as well out 13 and stopped a three-game giving up just 46 hits. “ The only one who compares three batters and moaned, gave up another run in Uie ference. as not.” fourth. He was lifted in the fifth progpram on Tuesday night, Aug. ed and stole second. A throwing Met skid while gaining his first “ If he pitches like that, we’ll with him in speed is Sam Mc­ "That’s hard work.” She vowed, 18 at Charter Oak Park. Fea­ Graebner dominated the first and tagged with the loss. error by shortstop Clccagllone victory in six weeks. win a lot of games,” said Dowell,” said former American however, not to take her game Here ’n There tured will be toe Center Bil­ Rookies Packing Their Bags sert, breaking Newcombe in the In First Start in Majors Boston counters with Sonny on Carlson’s grounder allowed “ We needed it very badly,” Hodges, conceding that Ryan’s Leaguer Joe Pepitone. troubles home. While traveling thru Cleve­ liards’ slow pitch array in one Slomcinsky to score. Marino first game and again in toe fifth said manager Gil Hodges after absences, which also include Ryan has two more weekend Brooks Robinson was booed NEW YORK (AP) __ Steve Hargan pitched Cleveland Hargan, 6-27 won his filth Slebert (11-6) tonight in an at- land, as part of toe Phlnney game and toe fast pitch Dova- doubled to deep left center driv­ en route to an easy triumph. Ryan’s pitching and three RBI once-a-month weekend reserve reserve meetings this season lor the first time ever in Baltl- Jackie Brown still can’t be the New York Yankees 6-1, straight game since being re- tempt to even the mini-series, Tour, Buzz Keeney clipped an lettes in the nightcap. ing in Carlson tuid DlMauro’s frONIGHT’S SOFTBALJL The second set was more of a by reserve outfielder Dave Mar­ stints, have disrupted his pitch­ and then one more year of mili­ more when he made the mis- certain i f he is a starter or To'^my John and the Chicago called from Wichita July 17, Jim .Palm er (14-7) pitches lor Item which shows toe magni­ * * * single brought In toe final ran, Town vs. Gorman, 6:16 Nebo As NFL Vets Back in Camps struggle, with each player shall sent the second place Mets ing plans. “ We’d be in some tary obligation. “ It’s been very take of catching a pop fly. Con- reliever hut a fte r nine .Wt^tte Sox nipped Kansas City where he was sent with a sore Baltimore, tude of slow pitch softball in capping a three-run frame. Rays vs. Tedford, 7:30 Nebo - breaking twice in toe first seven off on a rough, 13-game road kind of shape with our rotation frustrating,” he said. “ It seems End of the Line nle Robinson drew cheers, how- A . 2-1 and Oakland held off Callfor- aim. He now has a two-hitter, a that area. Play in two divisions Good gpiess is the New York Marino paced toe locals’ hit­ Motas vs. B.A. Club 6:16 NEW YORK xv7x\.rv v(AP) n ir; — xiA Kapp, who played uuiout in»his u op- y cue,ette, uuiout auall oiof uh 1969>» wiuiwith a kneeKnee Xames, a',at which wnitu ta,un.point iiow-New- trip in hailing distance of Pitts­ if we could get him into it,” the like its been a lifetime situation ever, when she emulated Brooks f tne imnors, a lt e r ^ g throe-hitter a llve-hltter and a ' ^ * " * ' " * 1 n «VA A M II.M ^ .1. . - .... A. j«_. t ..A • of toe Region 16 tourney in Mets will not repeat an Eastern ting attack, going 3-3, with Carl­ Keeney ' rook ies Were p a ck in g year while leading the injury, ran two miles in 12 min- conibe led 4-3. Graebner held burgh’s National League East manager said. ‘ "Being away so and tossed out Terry Crowley Uries and illness, ^ after • • « seven-hltter. for me. I’ve had to plan around Cleveland started out with a to­ Division champions in toe Na­ son getting two hits In three CB&T vs Congo 6:16 Robert- th e ir bags to d a y as Na- vikings to the NFL champion- utes. Ws service in a tenseeighth leaders. much has got to hurt him. A fel­ it. after scooping up his bunt. beating Denny McLain for s e n a t o r s - t ig e r s — Vada Pinson’s two-run homer, Larry Hinson, tal of 327 teams. Keeney played tional League as long as Joe plate appearances. Bob Polaski son tional FVxytball TViotball League League vet- vet- ®*'**’’ r"*’’ ------s®®klng" a mllllon-doUar,------x..c > The Chicago Bears uems went wen Same — which •”— went-----— to deuce twice Ryan had started one game ______. . ® . fmir*VAnr ermfrAnf nnH a tVir>nii(T o oAaaiAM a# before he won It u/l#h n« a/»A low like him, who throws so “ I could look back on these The husbands were braver his first major league vic- “ He (Manager Ted Williams) his 12th gave Hargan the runs In the local Rec softball pro­ Foy plays third base. The ex­ drove In two runs. REC LEAGUE erans were winnine back contract and a through>4 a triple session of drills >^®'ore he won it with an ace fol- since June 24, when he beat the hard, needs only consistency. last three years as wasted years with their ovm spouses, with tory . . . who cares ? told me before the game that I he needed alter he worked out Grier Jones gram before becoming a travel­ ited Socker is worse than eves- HarUord’s Tom StanuUs had Regula^ sea^n Diat ended th eir iohs hTit n n f ’ ^^O-OOC bonus. The reason for and Coach Jim Dooley said lowed by another big serve and Cubs 6-1 at Chicago. He had Not being in the regular rotation as far as wins and losses. But I pitcher Pete Richert brushing Brown, who opened on the was the long relief man,” said of a first inning jam by getting ing man . . .Channel 24 will tel­ defensively . . Bemie O’Rourke, two of his teams five hits. f but one eight Namato’s absence Isn’t known, sophomore Bobby Douglass a winning volley. worked just € 2-3 innings in the hurts him in that respect.” know I’ve benefltted in a way back wife Adele—before being mound for Washington when Brown, who had pitched only 12 Dann> CSiter to hit into a dou- ecast finals in toe U.S. Pro Ten­ toe hard-working promotion- Morlartys are in action again House softball team Thev w as also g o in g „or are toe whereabouts of el- would start at quarterback In 1^® American then broke his interim. “ If it had been a hot day,” by learning more about pitch­ charged with using a “ grease scheduled starter George Bru- innings in relief previously since bleplay with the bases loaded Enter GHO nis Championship Sunday night minded recreation director in Thursday at Sterling Field in S ed S i^ ftoe T o-4 re^ rd ^4 ® ' “ '® ®xhlbltion opener foe at love in toe ninth game, He spent two weeks in the Ryan said, “ I don’t think I could ing. ball” —and Andy Etchebarren net suffered a muscle spasm in being called up from Washing- and one out. from Longwood in Brookline, Middletoi^, lists a six and one- West Hartford against La Mlla- hv dpfentlno- rUnnonni iTiimi . Baltimore placed four rookies Saturday night. finishing it off with a brilliant Army Reserves, rejoined the have lasted five innings. Physi­ “ Now I’d just like to be able tackling wife Aggie while await- his shoulder while warming up ton’s Denver farm club on July • • • Larry Hinson and Grier Jones Mass.,, starting at 7 o’clock half mile ran Sunday from Port­ grosa at 6 p.m. t.fi-o 90 7 atnjrt iMoKx, I Wide receiver Lance Alworth on waivers and announced the Cincinnati was Jhlso going backhand return, then served club after the aU-star break and cally, I’m not resdly in shape to pitch every five days and Ing a throw to apply the tag. in the bullpen was sitting on top i. h Is showing, which lowered WHITE SOX - ROYAIX — are the latest professionals to . . . “ I like first base. I land to Middletown. The annual Horlartys (5) i« nMarty Riessen of Evanston, aggrresslve, too. Mrs. Johnson, his unscheduled start-relief. might cause Williams to recon- ing his record to 10-12. The only that they will participate in the appointed if I don’t get to Slomcinsky, lb 9 Saturday, Aug. 22 in Middle- Porteus, If 3 Tiie uonco ^ono r. I ^^l^Pounder from Arkansas had The Green Bay (Packers’ ros- era! manager of toe Bengals, pulled Tuesday's other ma- who eluded a rundown betwera Listed officially as a relief sider. run off hlrtl was unearned in the 19th Greater Hartford Open play there permanently,” Carl town, honoring the Bo'ton man Carison cf 9 Mouse scored r ^ In been an unofficial holdout, seek- ter swelled to 63 but It didn’t In- grabbed the spotlight by critl- J®*' upset, defeating sevento- Neatness Proves Costly second and third by mnnli^ dl- pitcher in the game, he still MoLaln, who gave up a three- fourth inning, set up by Syd Labor Day Weekehd. Yastrzemskl of Boston reported. Marino. 2b 9 frirenegotiation of his long- dude Herb Adderly. The defen- cizing NFL Commissioner Pete seeded ClUf Richey of San An- who made a name for himself in Johnson, 9b 1 reotly to plate, kicked her pitched the first 5 1-3 innings, run homer to Aurello Rodriguez O'Bhen’s error. But O’Brien Hinson was one of 12 profes- “ I toink It’s more interesting the track world as a distance D. Mauro, 9b 1 frOme toe biggest when they term contract with San Diego, slve back said last year he Rozelle for granting toe players’ 8 ®'®> ^ex., 2-6, 6-4, 6-8. husband. J oi^ on ^ s o was b^ - yielding only two hits and one in the first inning and four runs atoned with his fourth homer in slonals who won their first there, keeps me in toe game runner. Polaski, ss 9 Widh^m, c 3 A X- .. luarterbacks— might not return but club offi- negotiators extra time to report Laver of Australia, seed- tered on the head by Etch- ^un before Darold Knowles took and nine hits in eight Innings, the fifth inning, breaking a 1-1 tournament in 1969. E5ven in Spencer, p 9 Rlch Romano and Cookie Minnesota’s Joe Kapp and Joe dais said he was expected. to camp. ed second although he’s gunning Fancy New Uniforms ebarren after almost hitting a gave only one more hit thought so. deadlock. this small group, Hinson stands Paxda banged out four hits Namath of toe New York J e ta - The St. Louis Cardinals re- washlmrton’B infeHw, f®*’ » consecutive cham- 27 5 10 4 fair ball. jjg the Senators beat the Detroit "That first boy out there • • • out as an unusual young man. H artford (8) aplece for In te r n vdth Ro- remained away from their leased two rookies and got some Bill Austin taking over for hos- breezed through his Marianna W ^ver, getting toe Tigers 4-1. pitched a heck of a game,” he A’S - ANGELS — For instance, he beat the ab h rbi mono h l t ^ two circuit blows, training camps. good news when Chuck Latoui^ pltallzed Vince Lombardi had round match against Tor- U 3 1 2 Pazda also hit one out of the Handicap for Phillies McCarthy. 9b 9 0 named M aiS eress of toe Year '‘H®’® going to win a heck John Odom, 6-6, coming off Cappeda, If 3 park. Charlie Williams and ------his Redskins huffing and piifflng By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS b v ^ c l a ^ ^ o r after retiring victory of a lot more. Teddy (Williams) the disabled list for his first ap- “ >® Btwulls, rf 9 through longer-toan-usuallonsner-than.iiaimi work-umi-ir. third-seeded ... ,, , Ken Rose------/ NEW YORK (A P )—^Those fancy new uniforms the record f ^ ' ' ^’^® '’®®" *^® ‘>®“®'- start him regularly.” pearance since June 20, pitched N®w (Jrleans Utle. He conquer- Daly, c 3 Dick Templeton rapped out ^ th an unbeaten record lor ^ ^ ^ ^ scoreless Innine-s. allowlne ®<^ ^hlch paralyzed his Strong, lb 3 three hits with Ron Seplowltz outs Including the body-contact won in . Philadelphia Phillies are wearing this season are enough American League 1070 .'------— ...... j™ . - ^ five scoreless innings, allowing , „ . , docagllone, ss 2 Smith. 2b and Bob LeClaire getting two Foreman Excited “nutcracker” drill devised by Z®*®’, ‘•®^®®«nK to knock your eyes out. But nobody figured they could East Division The Oriole management ex- ‘’® *'®*'®’” ^® TWINS - BREWERS — only two hits. The A’s buUt a 4-0 l®“ **® ® Cogan, p 2 Lombardi. England, 6-2, 6-4. kayo a rally too. ------W. L. Pet. G.B. pecting about 16,000 for toe’ l l - y®ar-old right-hander. Blyleven, 6-3, 19 years old, lead for him, but toe Angels 2 hits each. * , wfcsawaOther AS*Brat 04. Avruituround IM;UI scores *rues- A U«3I»- 24 For Discount, BUI Cosenza M l^ l running back Mercury day were Mark Cox, England, A nasty Bob Lutz, Los Angeles, - , can mess up the handsome out- season as the Pirates main- New York 67 48 .643 9% lowed^to^vrives’^romD'^ attribut- in a night of fine pitching in toe out, capping a three-run fourth Uiree runs in toe eighth, and ' 7*^^*^** Mori^v 020 030 X—5 6 8 Hartfor— „ 003 000 0—2 knocking out three hits. Pete Meeting Dunphy rhaglng in toe thigh when he 6.7 , e-4; Fred Stodle, AustraUa, fit and no self-repecUng base- tained their one-game lead over Detroit 67 49 .638 10 ed most of toe 39,332 attendance American League as Baltimore inning.wlto a single for his first Jim Roland had to come on in ’ bTOke“ *hte e, Cle<^lone: dp, Johnson to Boston 63, 61 .610 13 to toe promotion. Dave McNally beat Boston major league run batted in. the ninth with a doubleplay . .. P° attack. He broke his Marino, Slomclnaky, D. Mauro, JMbr Rlcclo and Woody Skenderian XTmiir -ir«-vT9Tr / a t was kneed during toe Dolphins’ over Patricio Cornejo, Chile, 6- G runner—least of all a specialist j^^vr York in the NL East Divl- Cleveland 621 55 .486 There was such a jam at toe ®'2> Minnesota and rookie Bert Rich Reese drove in two other pitch after California put two r. rino to Slomcinsky; loft, Morlartys pounded out two hits each. Co­ NEW YORK (AP)—It will be exciting for George y®*’*'®®*^ wiu miss toe 2, 7-6 ; Ray Ruffeis, Australia, llke a pinch runner—would want slon. I6M1 right arm twice following his 6, Hartford 1; 2b, Johnson, Marino- Wash’n. 49 68 .468 18% ticket windows, more than an Blyleven halted Milwaukee 6-2, runs with a double and a single, men on and one out. SO, Slomcinsky. senza also had a home ran. Foreman x vxxcxxxcui to uu fightxigm- championciioiiipicm Joejoe rrazier Frazier in me the ring. It ‘ ®®*"’® Pr®s®as®n opener Satur- over Allan stone, Australia, 7-0, to look sloppy on the field. Neat- • « * decision that polio wasn’t going nees counts but Tuesday night it b RAVES • ASTROS — hour before the regulation con­ Lantern pitcher Williams, In was exciting'exciting for the youngvnnno- heavyweighthoairirurx>;n-V.+ just meeting night. lamael El Shafei, Unit- West Divtsion. to stop him from being an aver­ All but 10 o< Boston’s 46 veter- ed Arab Republic, over Tom cost the Phillies. jarvls rapped a pair of test, that toe start of toe pre­ his second start of toe season, Don Dunphy, the television announcer Minnesota 66 37 .641 — age boy. At toe Westchester Skeet Cau£e KinM liminary was delayed. SASKETBAUt recorded his first strikeout.Boui. Afterxxxvcx passing txoooxiiB his lua toughestwu^iieai. testLem. ------Were In action and Coach Okker, Netherlands, 1-6, 8-4, Pinch-runner Grant Jackson singles, driving in one run and California 60 47 .661 8 Classic last weekend, Hinson SAVANNAH, (& . (AP) — decided to neaten up in the mid- scoring another, and pitched At- Prtink Robinson said after toe Mid-Game Pointers Lantern 724 331 x—20-22»-22- 4 as a pro by stopping tough strand of toe ropes. ^ ' ’® expressed surprise 7.5 . Oakland 60 47 .661 8 SCOSESt^ showed toe world what deter­ Wayne Ray of Galveston, Tex., Discount 002 010 7-14- 6 George Chuvalo In three rounds then drove him along ®^ ^ effectiveness of the Pa- dle of a seventh Inning rally—a ,anta past Houston, game, “ Walt ’al next year.” mination and hard work can won the world. 28-gauge skeet Milwaukee 40 69 .367 29 Stags vs. CJ’s, 7:45 North. CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE____ 9 Tuesday 1 . . ..l.uxnight. in______Foreman said:_ one®"® Bide®***® of®* thotbe ring, tha..then along trlots- pass offense and pass de- fatal mistake. Jackson stepped Jarvis equalled his 1969 vlcto- K-'nsas City 39 68 .364 29 achieve by finishing second shooting championship at toe Bears vs. PFOT, 9 North. (Lenox Pharmacy breezed to “ The thing that impressed me ®^^® before referee Ar- off third base to dust off his uni- ^ ^is 13th triumph Chicago 39 71 .366 30% Lowers Record Pay Off for Hargim tied with Jack Nlcklaus. This Forest City Gun Club Tuesday. San Francisco Coach Dick No­ AFLAll-Star form and was tagged out, cut- ^ad a two-hitter until the WINNIPEG (AP) — Byron type of performance has earned vlctory last night In toe second the most was talking to Mr. stopped It. SENIOR LEAGUE CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Indians’ pitcher lirson teo^M and^ He broke lOO-of-lOO- in regulation lan called toe 49ers’ opening- ting short the comeback and Astros knocked him out in the Tuesday’s Results McDonald of Chicago lowered Jets 89 (B. Grant 22, J. Mas- shooting and survived 36 extra tilt at Nebo by defeating WINF, Dunphy on television. I’d seen ^® “ '"® P otm an land- worlfouf t h e ^ s t T Quits FootbaU BOKE JEFFRIES JOHN BOCBA helping SL Louis hang on for its ninth Hoyt Wilhelm came on to Baltimore 6, Boston 2 his Commonwealth and Canadi­ .ou n f n,‘E.''G^d1mie7“lL pitching rently placed 19th on toe Pg ‘a targets for toe championship.- 19-4. The win put I^nox In sec- him talk to fighters in toe ring tlfe^lght w a llL p w d ®''®*’ ®®®" ®ald^^re woHw 3-2 victory over the nattily at- preserve the victory. Cleveland 6, New York 1 an closed record in the me- UAC 18 (H Brown 4 A Roths- COach Cot Deal With tip s that enabled him to'win his money-winners Ust. ond place!. If Tedford’s Bar- ever since I was a kid and I threw^jusMwo be no player cuts until toe week- SAN DIEGO (AP) — n ght 100 threw just two punches. tired PhilUes. Tony Gonzalez homered for Washington 4, Detroit 1 ter butterfly Tuesday night as child 4). ’ fifth straight game Tuesday night, a 6-1, nine inning ef- The blond, personable Jones ber’s can> beat Rays, both wanted to talk to him.” ®"^ ^"^® P®n®h®s- — j money and poor investments, Ih other NaUcmal League ac­ Oakland 4, California 3 It wasrraa toe 22nd victory includ- ®"'^' Atlanta. toe Canadian Open Swimming Eagles 62 (E. Fitzgerpld 17 , fort against the New York Yankees. turned -pro with very Impres- teams will be tied for the spot- Chuvalo didn’t think toe 10- w 1 ” Orleans signed corner- not an Inabilityinability to catch a foot- tion Tuesday, Pittsburgh Chicago 2, Kansas City 1 Champlonshlps drew to a close. J.. Connors 16, T. Quish 9), Indi- “ I was throwing hard but I ------slve amateur credentials and Zone Eight Leaders Sports Dial L e n o x i^ ^ t1 ^ h r m e r , t \ '° ' ' '" “ " ‘'®'’ y®ar-Jd F^rem S who shows Nat James as a free agent ball, caused Lance Alworto’s re- dropped Montreal 4-2, New York REDS - PADRES — Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 2 McDonald, a Canadian Who ans 44 (J. Balesano 21, J. Wool- was inconsistent in toe begin- run in toe third when opposing i qualifyer in th^ 1968 blanked Chicago 4-0, Atlanta rtf.. ^ o ^ P ®® Madison Square improvement with each sbfrt ®“‘ P‘®y®*'®- veteran tlrement from toe San Diego Jim Merritt, Johnny Bench, Today’s Games established toe Commonwealth ‘•.V 9). ning,” Hargan said of his efforts pitcher Steve Kline, 1-3, singled, ATP qualifying school. He TONIGHT toe attack. Jim Penders rap- Garden should have been l‘n®backer Jeff Smith and three Chargers. trimmed Houston 6-1, Cincinnati Bemle Carbo and Bobby Tolan Oakland (Dobson 12-10) at record in toe butterfly at 68.44 INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE in the early Innings. “ I’d make went to third on Horace Invade Nebo Tonight 7:46 Yanks vs. Indians, WINF walloped San Diego 12-1 and San ped out three hlto followed by stopped. But he didn’t protest wetaht crm nloi^^from was toe evaluation t o / ail slammed home runs as toe Kansas CSty (Drago 6-9), N seconds less than two weeks ago Indians 36 (B. Stafford 17, one good pitch, then a bad one Clarke’s single, and scored on a i*® i°P 60.” Jones not only 7:65 Red Sox vs. Orioles, Francisco whipped Los Angeles Two games remain on the Manchester American Le­ tan ‘ ®o strenuously. The 34-year-old ^ard Calif orobablv w indow T’’ ® ^ Angeles Rams said day of Alworth’s lawyer, D ^ Reds rolled over San Diego. California (Bradley 1-2) at at toe 1970 Commonwealth Habem 14), Hoopbenders 24 (M...... for some reason I had trou- double play. ™®“ ® “ ® ‘ °P 6^ thus earning WTIC ton, Dave Dooman and Roy Canadian veteran of 77 fights, S ’ Jerav ’oSIr^^ n tae d®'®nslve tackle Roger Augustine. ' / 11-4. gion Zone Eight baseball schedule. Tonight the locals • * « Merritt spun an eight-hitter Minnesota (Kaat 10-7), N Games, missed his Canadian I?ensche 15, Wood 7) jjje following through until Sam "They (McDowell and Deal) . TPD Go-Sponsor- 9:00 Mets vs. Cards, WBMi Wlase with two hits each, who has never been down! d !n o T Z comerback Kermit Alworth,' an American Fo' were missing but ball League all-star everyj^ear homer was his 37th of toe year at Chicago (Magnuson 0-2), N Mt. Nebo and close out the season against Rockville Fri­ clouted homers for Lenox. most did ^ fighter, were due today to complete the since 1963, made no o f f iju an- The Cardinals, who won their by one-tenth of a second in the Rhody Golf Champ about the middle of the game.*’ that I should hold back a little Ye *» t i q ^ 1 and his four RBIs gave him 107 Washington (Shellenback 6-3) morning heat when he decided EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. Hargan 6-2 ,who had only a 1-2 l°ng®*-.” Hargan said. ” ® ®amed »37 - day. starting time for both con------Ron Allen was the radio sta- the ih.rrt ^ u valo, who haa a 69-16-2 53-man veteran roster. nouncement of his o l S o otat sixth straight, led 3-0 before toe tests is o’clock. for toe year. at Detroit (Lolich 9-12), N to "see how fast I could go.” (AP) — Bob Greenwood of record when he returned from “ Then, all of a sudden, I ready has *39 180 tr. hi« 6 tlon’s whole offense as he went e a S k ^ ^ o ^ T ’a w r Z ! ) ^ Oakland Coach John Madden t o T g a S Ai^toimaS^ to^^^ Phillies started rallying against • * * New York (Stottlemyre 10-9) starter Jerry Reuss. Byron He covered the distance In Pampa, Tex., won toe Rhode Is- toe minors after toe Ali-Star ®n °n® Pit®h and every- jg The Invaders, who wrapped up Streaking Jack ISicklaus 3-4 with two home runs and Z t hiS o^ him Btetaft ta ^® ® ®l® gS-M. fenslve tackle BUI Sabatino noti- because he was offered a more Taylor’s hit. But before toe Chicago 66 52 .614 3% It has been a struggling sea­ 1/\of _ _ j.%- _ S x.,., *tx. _ * liC U U He took-toe title in the British lost control as they downed Club took top honors in the fled them he was'giving up the lucrative posititm with Interna- PhilUes got a chance to continue Phila’phla 49 56 .467 8% had taken a 1-0 lead in toe first son for Coach Charlie Graff and And the return to this country Others finishing In toe top 12 of U S. Open Champion Tony Open, teamed with Arnold American Driving School, 17-8, Annual Connecticut Open - - „ ____ tional_____ Sports______Associates of the rally, he stepped off toe bag St. Louis 49 68 .468 9% on Ray Fosse’s single alter Roy Major League his charges. Currently 6-9 in at Keeney Field. “ ’ ' - 'Foster reached base on a force Jacklin added spice to the select Palmer in the National Four- ’’ t Keeney Field. ’ ’ Golf Championship Tuesday, aft- were Barry Delapp of Silver- Buffalo Coach John Rauch Phoenix, Ariz., Augustine said. and was tagged out, choking off Montreal 47 61 .436 12 zone play, the locals will finish Bill Osteen paced the winners ®*^ firing rounds of 70-71-71—212 mtoe, Mike Ballo of Woodway said the Bills will stick to their Hie firm also employs other the rally. play and advanced to send on Leaders; with the first losing campaign field of 101 that begins competi­ Ball and missed by a stroke at West Division American League by going 4-4. Jerry McGuire, ®® ^® par-71 course at Hart- and Ray Howell of HUlondale, development program with six former sports stars. Carl Taylor homered for toe a walk In a quarter century. tion Tiiursday on the awesome Westchester. .682 — Batting (800 at bats)—Oliva, Bob Blake, Ron- Waters, Jim Club here. a** 220; Paul Kelly of Patterson, sessions of contact drills but no In Phoenix, ISA head Anthony 5 Cardinals and scored the decid­ Cincinnati 76 36 Larry Brown’s bases-loaded 7,180^yard, par 70 Firestone “I can't say I’m completely Minnesota .328; Yastrsemokl, 'Lack of hitting has been the Mendltto, Mike Folio, Dick Ne- Gentile was state amateur Goshdlgian of East Hart- scrimmages before their Satur- J. NicoU confirmed Alworth’s ing run in the fifth when he Los Angeles 60 46 .566 12% single scored two more runs in Country Club course. pleased with my game,” said Atlanta 62 66 .481 2 1% to^fifth and Ted UWaendOT^sln^ ^“ *0" biggest drawback. The Silk Jacklin, the handsome 26- Nlcklaus, who experienced diffi­ vllle and Ducan McBath all champion last year. tord, day night game with the Jets, plans. walked and came around on Toiwners have but 97 base hits San FYan. 61 56 .481 2 1% gled home another run in the Runs batted in—d. Powell, year-old who became the first culties in the final two rounds at pounded out two hits. McGuire, His nearest competitors w e r e ------Richie Allen’s triple. in 458 official trips tor a puny Waters and Folio each clouted -f<*n McOonachle of D.F. Wheel- • • * /2 / Houston 47 61 .488 26% seventh. Baltimore 88; KiUebrew, Mlnne- Englishman in 50 years to win Harrison, N.Y. .398 80% .211 mark. home runs. er and Diuuie Haley of Hop PIRATES - EXPOS — San Diego 43 66 Manager A.lvln Dark credited ®°™***’ the U.S. Open Championship, Among the missing in the Hits—Harper, Milwaukee 188; The leading hitter has been has been out of the United chase for the $30,000 first prize ’Tom (3reech paced the losers Meadow — both amateurs — six Bob Robertson ripped a hom­ Tuesday’s Results Haigan’s work alter he was de­ Oliva, Mhmesota 186. Brad Steurer, who la also the States since he turned the trick are Palmer, M uters champion with three hits, including two strokes behind at 218. McOon- er and a single, driving in three New York 4, Chicago 0. moted to Wichita earlier this homers, as Charley Eaton, Ken achie fired rounds of 74-76-69 % Home runs—KiUebrew, Min­ top pitcher. Steurer has seven in Chaska, Minn., more than six Billy Casjier, h e e Trevino, Aus­ runs and helping Pittsbuigh ElliHg^ton Ridge Pittsburgh 4, Montreal 2 season lor his ability to survive Ferry and Vito Perrone each and Haley 76-72-71. past Montreal. toe early innings Tuesday. nesota 38; F. Howard, Washing­ weeks ago. tralian Bruce Devlin and Dave St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2 hits in 16 at bats for a .438 ®®^ ^ ® Wts. "nie low scoring pro was Al Bob Veale pitched a six-hitter FOUR h a i .t. “ Now he can throw four pitch­ ton 29; Yastrzemskl, Boston 39. He’s due for a late arrival, as Hill. FRONT END DYNAMICS Atlanta 6, Houston 1 mark. Steurer is expected to 3-17-20-5 Fuchs ot Rock Ridge, with 72- First — Tom HesUn, PhU Dl- es over toe plate instead of only Pitching (10 decisions)—Cain, were British Open champ Nlck­ Terry Dill and National Ama­ Corcia, Ernest Heath, Bill Cincinnati 12, San Diego 1 start tonight. Steurer has won Am. Driving 610 020 0— 8-13-8 72-76-219. San Francisco 11, Los Ang. 4 two, ^ lich U aU he could do in 10-8, .769, 8.66; McDow- laus and defending title-holder teur champion Steve Melnyk Marsh 38-8-30; second — Elmer four of six decisions. Floyd. A III l e a g u e Local and Ellington Ridge 1967. I dwi’t toink he throws as ®“ ’ Cleveland 16-6, .762, 2JB. made late withdrawals. lied PM ting secured second golfers finished far down the Wheel lalaiaii Rlggott, Ron Jones, John Rich­ Today’s Games hard as he used to, but now he’s Nattonal League Two other bright spots, of­ Floyd’s winning total of 268 in Palmer wired tournament of­ For Ploy Golf mond, Paul Anderscsi 38-8-30; se­ Chicago (Pappas 6-4 and Gura place In the standings as they list. a real pltcher...and a better Batting (800 at bats)—COrty, fensively, have been Wayne 1969, a course record on one ot ficials that business commit­ topped Dickenson’s Pipers, 8-4, The best showing was by ama- Shock- Absorbera cond — Ron Fahle, Bob Brody, 0-1) at Montreal (Wegener 1-3 the most demanding layouts in pitcher than be ever was," Daiit Atlanta .868; Clemente, Pitts- Gagnon, clubbing the apple at ments and preparations for next Aiita/f X at Robertson Park, teur Tom Gorman of Manches- Joe Renert, Herb Byk 38-8-30. and Renko 6-7), 2, twi-night said. burgh .366. the country, was ranked by his week’s PGA Championship Tollwood ODD HOLES Philadelphia (Wise 9-8) at .341, and Fred Gllha who goee led J®®’P®^ to an early ter who had a pair of 77 rounds Dark said that Haigan had Huns (batted in—Bench, Cln- fellow pros as one of the major prevented him from coming. Brake Sarvica <3ass A — net — Bette Wolff Pittsburgh (Walker 7-8), N t'xxi j X ®®*^ added a 72 for a 228 total 4 EXPERT (»ily a fast baU sUder in clnnati 107; B. w niiam. nhi. In boasting a .210 mark. accomplishments of the year. In addition to Nlcklaus -and 43-8-85; second net - Maty Hes- New Yorit (Gentry 7-6) at St. iciand Watte, Ron O a lg and and tied for 19th place. Man- C.C. 1967 when he had his best major ®ago 100. Defensively, John Sochas has The swinging bachelor had Floyd, other-tt^pandldates In­ Wheel Alignmrt lin 47-11-36; third net — Dora Louis (Carlton 6-14), N ® *^®tya knocked out two cheater aasistknt pro, Ralph De- league record, 14-18, iHe said Hits—Rose, Cincinnati 189; B, been in a lengthy slump since clude Australian Bruise Cramp- niw ror Allied. Nlcolo, who started out with a OPEN TO PUBUC Kellner 46-6-37; B — first — El- Atlanta (Stone 7-8) qt'lxis An­ been his usual self, turning in winning the PGA national title a ton, who WMi at Westchester; R<«co Francline collected tour 71. fell back with 76 and 81 etinor Wincse 60-14-36; second — geles (EVister 6-9), N Hargan has add^ a curve and Williams, Chicago IM; wcyit one great play alter another. 244 BROAD STREET— MANCHESTER, CONN. year ago, b^t has played imll in Gary Player, host pro Bobby singles for Dickensons with scores for a 228. 1 Mite ftom Gay City Mary McCarthy 50-13-37; third Houston (Wilson 4-5) at San chan^up. San Francisco 184. ' ’ BYlday night’s tourler is ex­ (BEHIND TH^ DAIRY QUREN) — PHONE 649-404S recent weeks, including a tie for Nichols, who was second In this teammate Ken Hanko getting Consistent was John Pera- — Vera Hoilnon 60-18-37; C — Diego (Wilson 0-2), N — — — — — Homs runs—Bench, fSnctnnQ. The 1971 USOA Amateur golf ti 87; 4 tied with 81. pected to be righthander Mike fourth in last week’s Westches­ tournament last year and has t ^ e Wts. Frank Maloney and gullo, Manchester amateur, with Bt. 85, Hcfaitm, Conn. first — Sally Geda 54-17-37; se­ CincinnaU (McGlothlin U-6 ) champic»sbip is listed for the Pitching (lo decislcns)—Omp- Jeffries. ter Classic. played well in recent weeks. Walt Bond collected two hits. 77-78-77 scores for 232. Pete Un- cond — Mary Kearney 65-16-40; at San Francisco (Reberger UNORTHODOX STYLE!— ^Andre Lajoie, caught in this unusual post, watch^ thlrd — Mary Renert 67-16-41. 8-4). N WUmington, Del., Country son, Cincinnati 14-8, .821, 8 06' his javelin sail downfield in track meet at Toronto. Montreal star was second. a u b ’s south course. Glusti, Pittsburgh 8-3, .800 3.79 PAOB TBSSePY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1970 W OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 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The Herald Is responsible for only ONE In- GUYS REAPyP 27 Felled by ax form) 35 Insane Specializing in tree removal, THE TIMES? secretary - assistant for Man­ >ssLI(aasi\^ 41 Permit confederation) rarrect or onrittod Insertion for any advertisement and then 29<----- Wonders 11 Vivid color only to Me extent of a “ make good" insertion. Errors which pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. chester doctor’s office. Start­ of the World 19 Ibsen heroin^ 43 Roman bronze 56 Chemical 1 BUT.VOUR suffix do not lessen the value of the advertisement wUl not be Fully insured. Call 640-6423. ing September, 4 or 6 after­ 31 Noun suffix 20 ------46 Fixedand MOilOR- I^ a w n o f , 58 'Tea for corrected by “ make good" insertion. noons weekly. Be able to type 34 Garment downs relation Join a progress've com­ A NEW P A V » ORGAN and stereo service of­ > im H HI*. U« TU Ut wt e* border 2 2 - - Kings 48 Avarice pany that offers lots of and work independantly. Pre­ fered by professional electronic vious medical experience not 36 Charge 1 r ' 3 TT r ~ T ~ 1 r ~ w IT (RockvtUe, Toll Free) opportunities. S N E T attached to service. For appointment call necessary. Write Box RR, after 6:30, Mr. James Chartler, needs Directory Assist­ property 12 1^ u 643-Z 711 8 7 5 -3 1 3 6 ance Operators. Help Manchester Herald. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 3’37 — , ------fh oirs of 647-1303. angels \i i6 l) others and yoursa'.f. Ar­ EXCELLENT opportunity for range for an inforvlaw 38 Eggs SHARPENING Service — Saws, high school graduate to work 39 Norse saga i6 1^ 20 Automobilos For Solo 4 today. HAH/ THIS IS A CARPET ■'r a w , /ja/w, khives, axes, shears, skates, SHORTEN er related work. No job too Jerry Kenny, 647-9564. to 5 p.m. Or call 643- the box in an envelope -- 8179 fits. Call KATHY BARRE’TT bookkeeping, typing, etc. ODD jobs — Anjrthlng. College small. Dan Moran, Builder. 4101-X-368 for an ap­ address to the Classified for details, 527-2661. pointment. Hours 8-6, 40-hour week, full 1966 FORD Falcon, 200 cubic senior ■will do It. Call 649-3908. Evenings, 646-8880. C'ONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- Manager, Manchsslei terior painting, paper hanging. benefits, salary open. Call 289- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Evening Herald, together Inch, 7 main bearing 6 cylin­ LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ALL masonary, stone walls pa­ Discount on wallpaper. - Call 2276 anytime or 643-6648 after with a memo listing Ui? der standard, getting 22 miles moving large appliances. Burn­ 6 p.m. companies you do NOT per gallon. After 6, 649-3938. tios, steps, stoops, and water Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- proofing, new and repair. Call RUTH HAS WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE want to see your letter. SOUTHERN A RARE opportunity for a form­ 1776 627-0982. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ Great spots for secretaries, V cx Your letter wUi be de­ er business woman to build a cial rates for people over 65. bookkeepers, and other pro­ stroyed If the advertiser VOLKSWAGEN 1967, asking 'TIMBERLAND ’Tree Service, well paying lifetime business z _ Is one you’ve mentioned. $1,396. 649-6922. SAVE MONEY! Fast service. Call my competitors, then call fessional openings. Excellent tree removal, pruning, shrubs, NEW in her own home. ’Training and _ _ M. If not it will be handled Dormers, room additions, ga­ me. Estimates given. 649-7863. salaries, benefits, etc. Call MOANIN' I'D LIKE WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY a'S> TM. M u V r««. o**- in the usual manner 1969 FORD Torino, GT, 361 and lots cleared. Fifteen years rages, porches, roofing, and RUTH CARRUTHFRS for much help given. Please send i«7n cubic inch engine, 4-speed, experience. Bonded and Insur­ siding. Compare prices. Ad- JOSEPH P. LEWIS — CMstom details, 627-2651. name, age, address and tele­ MA'M/ TO SEE Inc ENGLAND power steering, power disc ed. Free estimates. . Call (647- A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- Painting, interior and exterior, phone number to P.O. Box THE « -3 9479. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL brakes, deluxe Interior, lime 0449. paperhaiging, fully insured. FREE CONSULTATION 646, Hartford, Conn. 06101. Lost and Found 1 For free estimates call 649- TELEPHONE^ BOSS.' gold, no reasonable offer re­ LAWN Mowers — Garden trac­ RESPONSIBLE babysitter fused. Call 643-8777 anytime. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ 9658. If no answer 643-6362. AGENCY FEES PAID FOUND — In pond, 1971 MHS tors repaired and sharpened. modeling specialist. Additions, wanted to care for 2 small Parts and accessories. New class ring. Claim by Identify­ 1963 BELAIR (Chevrolet, good rec rooms, dormers, porches, EXPERIENCED house paint­ An Equal Opportunity Employer children in our home. After­ and used lawn mowers. Hours ing initials. Call 649-0361. running condition, $160. Clall cabinets, formica, built«lns, ing, very reasonable. Call for noons* only. 648-1689. 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. n H anytime, 646-3666. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. free estimates. Wonderwall LOST — News carrier collection Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. Painting Co., 1-423-8117. SHELLING NAME brand goods free. Help bag with sum of money. Please NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Middle Tpke., 649-8705. HALLMARK Building C o . for BEELINE Fashions — sell friends shop with few dollars call 643-5749. home improvement, additions, themselves. We need you to weekly. You get things free. ii/i Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ &SNELLING est Douglas accepts lowest rec rooms, house painting, show them. For interview call Write for details and free all PASS Book No. 26 010616 7, Sav­ JUNK CARS removed, $10 garages, roofing, gutters. Free Floor Finishing 24 V/orld’s Largest Employment 633-2218. new catalog. Popular Club ing Department of the Con­ down, smallest payments, any­ each. Call 872-9433. Service BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE estimates. All work guaran­ FLOOR SANDING, and refin- Plan, Dept Z600, Lynbrook, necticut Bank & Trust Com­ where. Not small loan finance teed. 646-0202. ishlng (specializing In older N.Y. FUNNY.' I THOUGHT 1 HMM.' MUST BE ^ EXCEPT THE MACHINE ISN'T pany. Application made for company plan. Douglas Mo­ WASHING machines repaired, 242 Tnunbull St., Hartford HEARD A CAT IN HERE? RUNNING... SURELY HE'S payment. tors, 346 Main. Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. MASONRY — All types of stone floors). In and outside paint­ LADY DUNHILL ing. Ceilings. No job too small. HOUSEPARENTS — . Perform NOT INSIDE IT.? Fast service, reasonable rates. and concrete work. Quality interesting and challenging PASSBOOK No. 26-008346-6, The 1966 PONTIAC — Alr-condltlon- John Verfallle, 649-6750. Call 643-4913, 647-1719. workmanship, work guaran­ SECRETARY duties supervising home for DONT BE SILLV- Connecticut Bank and ’Trust ed, $1,100. 1962 Comet, $200. WAITRESS wanted full or part- teed. Call after 6, 643-1870, 644- East of the River employed mentally retarded. DRAW A 5TRAI6HT Company Savings Department. RCA color TV, $350. 1964 Ford, TWO YOUNG married men time. Call Tolland — 876-9960. 2976. To $126 — Company pays fee. Position located in Manches­ UNE AMP I'LL Application made for payment. $200. Savings Bank of Man­ will do small repair jobs and Bonds— ^Stocks— chester, 923 Main St., Man­ ter. Starting salary $69.61 WALK IT. painting, also cellar cleaning DORMERS, garages, porches, A pleasing personality, an at­ Moitgogos 27 weekly plus free meal, 3 LOST — Brown male poodle, chester, 646-1700. and, light trucking. Call 646- rec rooms, room additions, tractive appearance, and “ a weeks vacation, 3 weeks sick (Pierre, Florida license, old 2692 , 646-2047. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, MOR’TGA’TES — 1st and 2nd, STATISTICAL way with people" wUl make you and needs medication. Please leave, 11 paid holidays, 8 per­ Trucks— ^Tractors 5 siding, general repairs. Quality mortgages — interim financing an eligible candidate for this call or bring to 95 Chambers TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — workmanship. Financing avail­ — expedient and confidential CLERK "once In a lifetime opportun­ sonal leave days annually, Trees cut, building lots clear­ ity" ! Gorgeous new office St., Manchester. Reward, no FOR SALE — 1968 CSievy, half able. Economy Builders, Inc. service. J. D. Real Estate group life Insurance, Blue f ^ * questions asked. 649-3673. ed, trees topped. Got a tree awaits the ambitious gal with Cross and CMS. Please call c 1*70 Fr MCA. tar.. TJA !•«. U1 fat. OH. ton pick-up. Excellent condi­ 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. Assoc. 643-5129. Position open for person with good steno skills who enjoys tion. Many extras. 644-2623. problem! Well worth phone statistical background or Mansfield Training School, 1- MGAIN IZZARD THE WIZARD call, 742-8262. diversified responsibiltles and "It’s the Herman Hokey Comedy Hour. He’s a riot MORTAGES, loans, first, above average figime aptitude. much PUBLIC CXlNTACTr. Ex- 429-6461 ext. 311 for appoint­ THROWS HIS VOICE. p _ _ _ _ j , ^ 1962 HALF ton Che'vrolet panel second, third. All kinds. Realty Company offers excellent ment. An equal opportunity . . . if you'll pardon the expression, Professor!" STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, ceUent salary and career poten­ ’ **^'**’ **'* ^ truck. Good running condition. Special Services 15 statewide. (Jredlt rating un­ wages, good benefits and good employer. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. tial. Call for conveiilcnt inter­ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Call Personalized Floors, 649- necessary. Reasonable. (Con­ working conditions. Apply view. All concrete repairs, both In­ CRElATiyE Catering — offer­ NOEL ADAIR Dry Skin Foot 9268. ing formal dining, modern buf­ fidential, quick arrangements. Creme, lubricants for callous­ side and outside ralllnigs, land­ Al'vln L un^ Agency, 527-7971. Help Wanted— Male 36 THIS IS THE DARLING — HAVE /MINERVA— IT'S ME scaping. Reasonably priced. fets, cookouts, stag parties FIRST NATIONAL BOOKKEEPER NAUSET LIGHT, t THANKED YOU WHO SHOULD BE STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF es, hard dry skin, rough heels, 983 Main St., Hartford. Eve­ Call 643-0861. created especially for you. 24 STORES To $116 — Company pays fee. r HAVEN'T BEEN HERE FOR THAT'S /MORE PHIL/ FOR PICKING THIS THANKIN' YOU----- legs. Softens and soothes tired TraRers— Leggett St., East Hartford, nings, 23.3-6879. WANTED as truck driver and YEARS, PHIL— AND IT'S THAN CAN BE SAID PLACE— FOR OUR FOR /WAKIN' ME feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 yard man. Apply in person at ED, GIVE ME A ^ RILEY, D ie OUT THE ANN, DO A CONDENSED ^ POTEET.KEEF THE HIJACKED PLANE ■ Mobile Homes 6-A SHARPENING Service—Saws, 628-6348. Pork & Oakland Ave. We have personally known this AS BEAUTIFUL AS EVER/ FOR THE CITIES/ > HONEYAAOON? THE HAPPIEST MAN Main, Manchester. TWO-COLUMN PRE-RED BARON STUFF RECAP OF POTEETS SERIES IT ROLLING.' IS LANDING NOW... knives, scissors, garden and small, but highly jirosperous, W. H. England Lumber (Jo., ON PI STOL-VSrPISTOL ON ADAM APPLE / PLAY WHAT FURTHER -TH E TOWER KEEPS East Hartford east of the river firm for a long FRONT-PAGE shop tools. Power mowers re­ Business Opportunity 28 Route 44-A, Bolton Notch, / BOX ON THE COMBAT EARLY IN W.W.I UP THE FACT THAT THE TRANSMISSION CALLING BITS... BUT 1968 22’ COVERED wagon camp Roofing— ^Siding 16 time. ’They are seeking a gal (Jonn. HISTORY OF , -ANP CALL THE AIR FORCE POLICE KEPT A M M i CROSS­ FROM THE TWO THERE HASN'T BEEN trailer, 643-5927. paired and serviced. Pick up BEAUTY SALON — 4 stations, v/ith some bookkeeping or ac­ TUC WCAPnW ' MUSEUM IN DAYTON-ASK BOW-BUT THE CONSTI AIRCRAFT? ,/XNOTHER WORD... Auromobiies For Sole 4 and delivered. Sharpall, 686 BIDWELL Home Improvement excellent Main St. location. counting experience. Congenial WANTED — General machinist IF ANY OTHER LETHAL' nrnON 6RANTS THE RIGHT FROM HER-OR ADAM.' ABC Better Homes, largest dis­ Adams St. (rear) Manchester, Co. Expert Installation of Call tor details. Frechette KE'YPUNCH Operators — ex­ people, new offices, and excel­ and lathe operators. Apply rDEVICE WAS EVER USED.', TO BEAR ARMS/ REWRITE.' 1966 GRAY Ford custom 500, play of mobile homes in Con­ 643-5305. aluminum siding, gutters and Realtors, 647-9993. perienced, days, part or full­ lent salary potential. Call for Metronic’s Inc., Route 6 & 44A, HkHtE RUNNING STORY/ V-8, automatic, $695. (Tall 649- necticut. Open house dally 9-9, trim. Roofing installation and time. Immediate assigntnents, convenient appointment. Bolton, (Jonn. YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1. 8136 or after 5 p.m. — 643-6013. Summer Special new 12’ wide repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. very high pay. No fee. Apply Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ Shopping Parkade, Manchester for $4,995. ABC Better Homes, Help Wanted— Staff Builders, Suite 502, 11 647-9922 MILLER Pharmacy requires 1968 VOLKSWAGEN bus, run­ 1463 Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, ways sealed and small truck­ P & S ROOFING and repairs Female 35 Asylum St. 278-7610. drug clerks, part-time, hours ning condition, needs battery. Conn. 828-6541. ing done A-1 right. Call ’Tre- done realistically. Free esti­ 100 Constitution Plazu, Hartford flexible, over 21, evenings or $296 or best offer. Call eve­ mano Trucking Service toll- mates. Call anytime, 649-1516, Ma t u r e woman to live In as CLEANING woman wanted, 8-4 278-8660 weekends, driver’s ligense, ex­ nings 647-1101. free. 742-9487. companion housekeeper to days weekly. Permanent posi­ perience, reliable. No phone RCXIFENG and roof repair, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY SPECIALS FOR elderly lady. Own room and tion. Send name, address, calls. 299 Green Rd,, Man­ 1969 CAMARO, SS396, turbo- Coughlin Roofing C!o., Inc. 643- ’TV. Light housework, one-level phone number and references WOMAN to babysit for 2 school chester. '= n ~ bydramatic, bucket seats, gage 7707. modem home. Work alternate age children. Starting Septem­ HOW DO you FEEL 9 0 FEET TALL,' AUGUST Household Services to Box R, Manchester Herald. cluster, vinyl roof, Daytona weeks, every other week off. ber 8, Vicinity of Bowers PART-’ITME help wanted, to ^ O U T T H A T ? I 'V E H A D A VERY Offered 13>A All replys confidential. Writing LOVE I S A yellow. Must be seen to appre­ 1970 Continental 21’. Loaded Phone after 6 p.m., 649-6088 or ability not required. School. (Jail 649-8638. work In garage, experience WONDEf?FUL B U S Y C A y Ji BY DICK CAVALU ciate. Must sacrifice. Call 649- with Extras, including Bath ’Tub TWO handymen want a variety 649-2602. helpful. 643-2819. WINTHROP Roofing and COMBINA’nON bookkeeper - 'THlNS,„THEy 6789 after 6. v/lth Shower, Bye Level Oven, of jobs by day or hour. We HOW DOES she do it?? Never Self Storing Vinyl Awning and WOMAN for cleaning rooms, saleswoman, 6-day week, full­ S A Y WHEN clean yards, attics and cellars. Chimneys 16-A seems short of cash. Her se­ WINDOW cleaner — Full-time, HI, THERE/ r THOUGHT HE LOOKED 1936 FORD pick-up, O.K. for much more. Regular $5079.00 time, ’Tuesday-Saturday. Ap­ VOU FALL Reasonable. Call 643-5305. must have own transportation. cret? She earns good money experienced In commercial I'AA WINTHRCP VAGUELY ItAAMLIAR- Motor Vehicle inspection. 647- $4495.00 ROOFING — Specializing re­ ply Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main IN LOVE Call between 2-6, Manchester as an AVON Representative. and residential, top wages, WORTLE. 9863 after 6 p.m. CUSTOM made draperies, slip pairing roofs of all kinds, new Motel, 644-1504. St. 646-4220. >OU FEEL ROWF/ 1970 Chevrolet Pick Up with roofs, gutter work, cliiinneys ■Why not join her? CaU now: Brand New Camper, Complete covers and reupholstering. lO FEET 1967 CHEVROLET (Taprice cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ 289-4922. TALL/ with Jacks ...... $3995.00 Budget terms. Established in Wagon, excellent condition, 1945. Days, 624-0154, eve­ experience. Free estimates. LEGAL SALESCLERK and cashier, ex­ 1970 Avalon 17’ Sport, Brand Call Howley 643-5361, 644- Halp Wanrad— Male 36 new tires. Call 643-9121. nings, 649-7590. STENOGRAPHER cellent pay, good hours, pleas­ new with Travel Awning, Dual 8333. JONES if, 1969 BUICK WUdeat, 2-door Gas bottles and more .. $1995.00 Write: ant working conditions ' In RK%E(|JF/ LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and hardtop, power steering, attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, Lessner, Rottner, Karp & modem pharmacy. Apply at 1969 Avalon Lil ’Tykes. We havfe once to manager. Liggett brakes, low, low mileage. 646- just received six bremd new trees cut and removed. 643- Heating and Plumbing 17 Plepler, P. O. Box 711, Man­ RICHARD P. RITA PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 8166. units. Priced at ...... $995.00 6000. chester, (Jonn., 06040. Drug, Manchester Shopping GRANT’S Plumbing Service — Parkade. 1964 ’TEMPEST Lemans con­ 1970 Sportsman’s Dream. 10’. REWEAVING of bums, moth- PERSONNEL SERVICES TWEV'RE Free estimates, plus quality NURSE Director — After 12 vertible, 4-speed, radio, good Pick Up Coach, complete with holes, zippers repaired. Win­ COUNTEUl women for 7 p.m. SMOKINO C 9 U E S S pioi; work. 643-6341. years of loyal, faithful service, cAVAUU Jacks, Furnace, etc. .. $1695.00 dow shades made to measure, to midnight shift, no experi­ Are you lookins: for your first job, unemployed or SALMON? IT B E A T S S - f top and tires, asking $760. our director was forced to re­ c i g a r e t t e s all size Venetian blinds. Keys SAM WA’TSON Plumbing and ence. Please apply to the ready to make a change? Call us now! Many posi­ Phone 646-3628. tire because of ill health. We L'l PRE-OWNED BARGAINS made while you wait. Tape re- Heating. Bathroom remodel­ Mister Donut Shop, 266 West tions available within commuting distance and na­ are looking for someone to fill BY LESLIE TURNER 1966 PONTIAC GTO, ram-alr . corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 ing and repairs. Free esti­ Middle Tpke. tionally. CAPTAIN EASY *968 Franklin 19’, Flilly Self- her position. Salary is depend­ high performance motor. Jontained. Like New .. $2995.00 Main St., 649-6221. mates. Call 649-3808. THEY’KB IN A JA K -.IN A ■ PIPJA GET JUST STAY UP Needs some repair. Excellent ent ' bn experience and cap­ EXPERIENCEID sewing ma­ PtSK ».AT THE NURSERY ALL THAT, THERE ANP CIRCLE opportunity for mechanically 1938 Huntsman Pick Up Coach WINDOW CLEANING done at ability. Phone Mr. Atlas, 528- chine curators, ^art-time or WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE GRBENHOUSEI BOS?? AROUND WHILE WE inclined. Must seU. Best offer. with Mono-Matic, (Tombination special low rates. Fast, effi­ M iirinuryi 6978 for personal interview. full-time. (Jail 643-2264. CHECK. OUT HER Refrigerator. Like New $1795.00 cient service. Call tor free 6T0R Y 1 After 6 p.m. 643-1870. Drassmaking 19 63 EAST CENTER ST. O, 969 Tour-A-Homo 10’ Pick,estimates. Up 646-4220. 1966, (TOMET, 4-door, standard, Coach. Bock Jacks, Furnace, LJGHT trucking, yards, ceUan, DRESSMAKING and alterations very clean, reasonable. 742- /ery C lean ...... $1295.00 attics cleaned and removed. •‘easonable. RITA GIRL 8744 after 6:30. MANCHESTER 646-4040 1963 Apache Tent ’Tr^Ier — Bulk deUvery. 644-8962. Prompt service. CaU 649-1133. I nVU. Eagle. Complete with Add-A- AO(X>UNTS (JLERK — You’ll SECJRETARY - RECEPTION­ 1961 RAMBLBIR classic, 4-door find excellent advancement IST — A dream come true. sedan, very clean, good run­ Uoom ...... 1$396.00 BMAU., Appliances repaired. Lamps, cords, clocks, razors, Moving— ^Trucking— opportunity with this weU es­ Small, plush cost-of-the-river. ning condition. Asking $126. 649- tablished local firm. Statisti­ firm seeks you. ’Typing, light LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN RECTOWN USA INC. blenders, space heaters, etc. Storago 20 7619. “ Your Kind of Dealer" cal or accounts experience shorthand, phone work and Door bells cmd locks. Simonlz ^------—---- P. t. 6, West Wlllimantic, Conn. MANCHESTER II Dellvery- required. To $438. receiving visitors. To $541. /WHArr? AGAIN?' 1966 OLDSMONILE 'F86, gray paste wax all cars. $6.95. WHILe ‘(OU'Re AT Open weekday evenings till Ug4it trucUng and package de­ GIRL FRIDAY — With so HELP WANTED Csfnfc blue convertible, family car, 10.00 P.M. “ Marcel," 26 Wadsworth. 643- C^e«».L0R l! r COULD u se a c o u p l e o p livery. Refrigerators, washers many diversified duties, your SE(JRETARY .. Modem air- • lAlli I cVti I power steering, excellent, con- Telephone 203-423-1625 . 6922. WILL s o u cu& es IN mv LemoNAPe, and stove inoi/ing, / specialty. lay will breeze by working conditioned area firm needs &RING tte . diticHi. 876-8228 after 6 p.m. Folding chairs for rent 649- for a small suburban compa­ a well versed secretary for FULL TIME, ALL AROUND MAN FOR SER­ 50H\E ftORB 0762. ny. Typing requited, short­ their Purchasing Dept. Excel­ ice cuBee? LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 1968 MBRITURY, 4-door, excel- FORD Van camper, facto- Building~> hand a plus. To $411. lent location. To 3433. VICE STATION. MUST BE EXPERIENCED lent running condition, year old ^ equipped, many extras, ex- PCTTIN

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home?” This time,' the answer, 1 / A "I^ter.” , , ■ About. Town M inibikes Av«n«e Daily Net Prees Rvm It was Oscar Wilde who-said, The Weather Cavaiy Church 'wUl hold a "Children begin by loving their AN EXOmiM PARTY IDEAI For Xke Week Itaded midweek service of Bible study Curbed By parents; as they grow older Jnae 87,18IB in the Book of Hebrew tonight they judge them; sometimes CintanMr fIck-Up ■bUbI*, • mI Fair, cool tonight; low 66 to at 7:80. ■ they forgive them.” 60. Patchy fog at dawn. Tomor­ - Ordinance Homit DkIhNHwd lofFtfs Ikrdh row suimy with Ugh 76 to 80. 15,610 iimtrijpfitpr lEuptttng Saturday continued fair. Under provisions of an ordi­ The BTrst Church of Christ, B rid ge' Closed nance adopted last night by Hanehetter— A City of Village Charm Scientist, win have its regular I SEMBBURY, Conn.' (AP)—The the’ Manchester Board of Dii'ec- midweek testimony meeting to­ Tariffville Bridge over,, the tors, persons wiUfUlIy trespass­ night at 8 at the church. Farmington River will be closed VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 261 ing with motor vehicles on town RARDEN RROVE CATERERS Im . (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1970 (Otaaalfled Ade^daiag «■ Page H ) PRICE TEN CENTS about three weeks for repairs ■ 48 6818 o r M *4 8 M m t lands not specifically designat­ starting Thursday or Friday, the Trinity Covenant Church will ed for such vehicles will be state’s Department of Trans­ hold a 'Bible study tonight at subject to arrest and fine. portation announced today. 7:80. The term "motor vehicles” > includes motorcycles as defin­ Mail Reform^ Bridgeport The North Al-Anon Family j ed by state statute. Town Man­ Oroup win meet tonight at 8 , in ager Robert Weiss said he was ^ Probe Sought the Parish House of the Second told by Police Chief James Goes B efore Gets Message Congregational Church. The Reardon that motorized "mini- Pathfinders A1 - Anon Family bikes" are included in the ban- BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Group win meet Thursday at ned-vehide classification. House Today (AP) — This city is still won­ 8:30 p.m. at 102 Norman S t The ordinance, designed to dering who the pilots are in Both groups meet weekly and put teeth in existing local rules, WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The "Alice’s Air Force” — the Slaying name appearing on himdreds are open to friends and relatives provides for fines lof not less House’s vote today cm the postal of a person with a severe drink­ & than $10 nor more than $60 for of leaflets dropped on Bridge­ ing problem. Anonymity is re­ each conviction. / \ reform bill la expected to clear port’s North End Wednesday spected. The ordinance applies to all the way for the most sweeping to remind citizens that today town-owned land, including 1 overhaul of the U.S. mails since is the 28th anniversary of the “imiform-ly’’ Hiroshima atom bomb blast. Members of the Army-Navy parks, schools and recreation Congress took control in 1789. areas. "What if this was a Of Ohio Black Club will meet tomorrow at 7 Most observers expected the It was drafted in the wake bomb?” the leaflet asked, ° By PERRY SMITH p.m. at the Holmes Funeral bill to sail through the House of a rash of destructive inci­ chic urging readers to work for Associated Press Writer Home, 400 Main St., to pay re­ and go to President Nixon. peace and saying there is no spects to the late Erllng A. dents, when damage was done the turf in parks and on school Rep. HJl. Grtiss, R-Iowa, vho reasonable justification for LIMA, Ohio (AP — 'Two hundred more NaHonal Jensen, a member. objects to elimination of Con­ Guardsmen arrived in this industrial city today ais the Planning to Host Foster Parents land. up war. White Swan whips bright, gress’ prrejpogatlve to veto mall “ What if there were no county prosecutor called for a grand jury probe of the Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order of Organizers of an all-day con­ (right to left) Mrs. Thurston necticut Chapter; and Miss Jo white creations for ^ung rate increases, said backers more bombs? What if there fatal shooting of a Negro woman thiat touched off a America, will have a picnic- Greene, CCWA president; Mrs. Ann Olsen, president of Gamma want to "get that bill through as were no more wars? What a night of racial violence. ference for Foster Parents professionals. So, include quickly as possible.’’ He pre­ meeting Friday night at the Peter Heyl of the Central Con- Sigma Sigma. I She Insisted beautiful dream,” the letter Mayor Christian Morris said nlg^t, all but three for violating sponsored by the Connecticut fashion in your busy sched­ dicted little debate before the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest size sheets of yellow paper guardsmen would remain "as a curfew Morris imposed at 10 Child Welfare Association, Inc., roll la called. Benscm, liSS Green Manor Rd. By SOL R. COHEN ule and choose your kind of said. long as necessary” to prevent p.m. A potluck will be served at 6 :30 discuss final plans for the Aug. Postmaster (3en. Wlnton M. Almost all of us, at one time style from the look that takes a- -v further disorders. Police booked Robert L. and the meeting will open at 8. 22 event with Gov. John N. Board Sets Aug. 18 Date Blount has criticized the meas­ or another, have wished a thing .Alleii County Prosecutor Law­ Downton, 17, an a charge of re­ Members besides bringing food Dempsey. Mrs. Jeannette Dille uniform directions in dacron ure on grounds it does not go far to happen, and have willed It— rence, Huffman called for the sisting arrest and said it waa be for the potluck, are reminded to of 119 N. Elm St. Manchester, enough for efficient manage­ only to be disappointed. and cotton. grand jury Investigation to be: who waa being takra into cuato bring their own chairs. executive director of the CCWA, For Bond Issue Hearings ment. He said he was ready to Our daughter proved last week Defense Quit gin. ’There were varying reports dy when the incident started. is organizing the program which propose more changes by future Publi6 hearings have been nations will be made at the that it could be done. She willed as to how the trouble began. One man waa jailed on a sua- ■will be held at McConoughy it and she insisted upon it — Congresses. Mountain Laurel Chapter of scheduled for Aug. 18 at 8 p.m., public hearings. Five officers and three clvU- piclon of sniping charge and an­ Hall, Wesleyan University, Mid­ that her baby would be bom in Bloimt complained the proce­ Sweet Adelines will resume re­ dletown. The conference, includ­ at Waddell School on eight pro­ The eight proposed bond issues Mistrial Bid lans were injured, none serious­ other on a charge o( posaeasloo July. And It was — only five dure for boosting mall rates to hearsals tomorrow at 8 p.m. at ing two general sessions and 17 posed bond issues — totaling are for: ly, in the outbreak that followed of a wetqxm. the Russlan-Amerlcsui National 1. A school program for addi­ hours before midnight of the cover operating costs is too Wednesday's faital shooting by study groups, is deslgpied to S9,657,000. last day in the month. Thr-ee law enfoircement offi­ Center, 218 Wethersfield Ave., Following the public hearings, tions and renovations to Robert- cumbersome. He sadd he doesn’t On Manson police of Christine Ricks, 46. Po­ find answers to problems that She did more. She willed it— cers suffered gunshot wounds, Hartford. All women interested tne Board of Directors will con- .■son, Keeney and Nathan Hale have freedom to shop around lice said the woman grabbed a foster parents face with the that the new baby should be a one was Injured vdien a patrol in joining this four-part har­ si ler each proposal separately, Schools — $1,996,000. for the cheapest air transporta­ By UNDA DEUT8CH policeman’s gun and fired at of­ children in their care, according boy. And it was a boy, even car collided with an ambulaiuse mony chorus may attend any and will determine whether to 2. Acquisition of the 83-plus- tion contracts and that Congress Associated Press Writer ficers making an arrest. to Mrs. Dllle. The main speaker though, on the doctor’s insis­ and one received a facial injury rehearsal. will be Miss Beatrice L. Garrett authorize their placement as acre Walek tract, adjacent to will continue to subsidize the LOS ANGBLBIS (AP) — De­ However, a black minister in a scuffle. The three injured tence that it would be a girl, malls through 1984. from the Children’s Bureau of referenda items on the Nov. 3 Keeney St. School, the proposed fense attorneys, satisfied they said several witnesses told him civilians oil suffered gunshot site for a new junior high school she already had named it Amy. The bill ends C on fess’ 181- U.8. Navy PO 8.C. Roger T. the U.9. Department of Health, voting machines. have laid the groundwork for a the police were questioning a wounds. In disorders following — $186,000. ’The name Amy has become year control over mUl rates, possible future appeal in the Fantom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eklucatlon, and Welfare. ’The In scheduling the items last Adam. boy in the back seat of a cruiser the incident Wednesday tour night for Aug. 18 public hear­ 3. A highway improvement employes’ pay and appointment Sharon Tate muitler ca!^, say Clement F. Fantom of 89 Eire newly established Mideastem She wanted the baby to be about a stolen bicycle and were persons were wounded by gun­ ings, the directors did so urtanl- program — $3,605,000. of the local postmaster. they are abandoning their quest SL, has arrived in the Mediter­ Chapter of the OOWA which in­ bom in July because her birth­ choking him. They said Mrs. fire including two policemen. assist mously, without discussion and 4. A sidewalk construction and ^WHITE SWAN' R turns the $7-billluu, %7,000- for a mistrial based on com­ ranean with Attack Squadrtm 66 cludes Manchester, will day is in July, her other son’s Ricks went to the boy’s aid. without indicating their positions improvement program — $970,- UNIFORMS post office mall system over to ments by President Nixon. Roving crowds threw rocks aboard the attack aircraft car­ the hostess group, the CCWA birthday is in July, my birthday At Morris’ request Gov. 000. an Independent, corporate-like and fire bombs, broke windows rier U86 Independence. He will along with Nutmeg Chapter of on the proposals. is in July, the birthdays of her Three times the attorneys James A. Rhodes ordered 380 The proposals were not ex­ 6. A storm-sewer improve­ agency run by 11 governors ap­ and sparked other vandalism. support his squadron in opera­ Sigma Sigma, national service brother-in-law and sister-in-law asked that the trial be called off guardsmen to duty here before plained last night. ’The board ment program — $590,OCX). Police raided a Black Panther tions ^nyolvlng the jet attack sorority. Also pictured with the are in July. She considers July pointed by the President and following President Nixon’s Celia Blew Through Celia Spurs dawn. Another 200 guardsmen Governor and Mrs. Dllle are members agreed that all expla- 6. A water improvement pro­ confirmed by the Senate. comlnent in Denver, Colo.—lat­ party headquarters but found it "Intruder” aircraft. gram — $2,000,000. her lucky month. were called up later in the The postal service 'will negoti­ er retracted—that he believed (jabin cruiser lies upside down' in park area along the waterfront at Corpus empty. 7. Development of Robertaon She wanted a boy because she morning. ate pay and working conditions one of the four defendants, Christi, Tex., after Hurricane Celia roared through the city. At right, men The incident occurred while 'Park — $186,000. thinks boys are easier to bring Profiteering Police reported numerous in­ with postal unions. It also is au­ Charles M. Mans* **• duty in Da Nang, Vietnam in nedy Jr. and R. Sargent Shriver irmocence. nnry hearing with nmmbers of r a p t o r s hammers echo over ^ e warnings, covery of essential services t^at the North Vietnamese had batUaloos and Live" (Deseret, $3.50) gives a complete phys­ April 1969. m , charged with being delln- The 63-year-old judge declined their families and their attor- L S i r is boomln, and husl knocked out by Celia, but small ^ g ^ r t i e d a n y ^ T ^ blocked by Viet Cong ical fitness program whereby a man or woman can, A 1966 graduate of Manchester quent by reason of poesession of further comment citing court ®®‘’’’ “ “ Gulfport Mayor PhU- towns nearby stlU suffered with ” , forcea to the tortbweat Former Ambassador R. Sar- ness is good In many Gulf Coast jp g^aw "It’s human nature to scant reUef to sight. Lrtheast right at home and using commonplace items like Bob Rice.. . his new book High School, Palmer is current­ marijuana were continued for procedures of secrecy on juve- ly attending the University of one year today. court cases. gent Shriver Jr. said after the t L k the safest place Is their Property lo s s T to the Corpus “ "s Command ' to Saigon an ironing board and a broomstick, maintain mus­ hearing streets and shattered homes as home." Cormectlcut branth in Groton. Judge Henry L. Murphy in a The cases were among 12 Christi metrxipolitan araa wera ^ announced that 78 Americans "The boys weire here to court grim reminders of that fearful The American war planes are cle tone and get rid of such unwanted features as i He has been accepted as a full- DRESSES juvenile session of 1st District juveniles who appeared before for the firat time to their lives nighi. (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) doing what they can to keep the (See Page Eight) Ume student next year in the Court said he continued the the judge, including 7 involving double chins and a paunch. It can be done. and' now they’re going home College of Arts and Sciences on cases tor one year, and after the narcotics, according to the clerk with their parents,” he said, re­ However, experience shows that in today's sit-down and stand-still the Storrs campus. o n e -y e a r period, charges of courts office, fusing to answer questions He married the former Miss against the two cousins would Judge Murphy said all cases society, many people who know they should exercise, d o n 't. It's like dieting: about possible further court ac­ Wendy A. McRlckard on Nov. 1, PANT SUITS be diamlased "imless they have were disposed of, and the other tion. unless talk turns to action — no progress. This is why Bob Rice, who wrote 1969, in Washington, D.C. Mrs. difficulty of some kind.” narcotics cases also wet« given Before the hearing the two the book, also developed a totally new approach to keeping fit. Palmer is the daughter of Mr. 'Hie judge's declsloa to cmitin- continuances. 16-year-olds and their family Palestinian Guerrillas To Ignore Cease-Fire and Mrs. Edmund McRickarxl groups conferred privately for At our 84 health clubs in this country and abroad, millions of men and of Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., and nearly an hour, with their attoiv By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a graduate of Syracuse Univer­ women have discovered that, while plain old exercising may be a bore, neys and then were summoned The U.S. ambassador to tiio sity. After September, the cou­ conditioning is a pleasure in itself the European Health Spa way. into the courtroom. The bearing United Nations said Wednesday ple will live at 141 Croes Dr., lasted 20 minutes. night that be hopes the iwar An inviting club atmosphere... a beautifully carpeted and lighted Vernon. The groups returned to the Middle East cease-flra proposed conditioning room ..; the best equipment to help you tone up, lose conferences wl(h lawyers be- by tbe United States will taka (or gain) weight... a friendly, professional staff w^o keep you on the htod the doors erf a room nor­ effect “very soon.” But tite Pal­ Public Records mally used by the Barnstable estinian guerrillas vowed to right track... three beautiful pools — these spell the difference Building Permit County Commissioners. keep the fighting golng> even If between talk-talk-talkiog about a weight and/or fitnesS problem Wesley B. Bunce, new single­ n i l Sen. Edward M. Kermedy re­ It means attacMiig UJN. tnioa and doing something about it. family dwelling at 143 Wood- L i' fused to comment as the fami­ observers. side St., $26,000. Ambassador Chazlas W. T'oat Who needs a three-quarter-million-dollar health club? lies left the courthouse stamrtly Marriage Licenses % thereafter. met for throe hours with tiM Maybe you do. Check It out TODAY! Edwin Charles Worthington Bobby Shriver, asked whether chief U.N. delegates of Qie otiitr of Glastonbury and Nancy Mae the case had been conttoued, Big Four powers—Brttatn, ’Trueman of 114 Campfleld Rd., turned bis head toward the sky France and tbe Soviet Uhloa. Aug. 22, South United Metho­ and said nothing. They passed tbe word to Secre- ^c^bout (^em bersliip 'Fljases* dist Church. tary-(3eneral U Thant that ks Members of both families Robert Roy Lukas of 428 Hil­ shc^d serul U.N. mediator Ghm- DRAMATIC REDUCTIONS ON OUR ENTIRE RE­ then got into two cars and left. The sooner you join the European Health Spa, the lower your fees will be. liard St. end Bonnie Lynn Starr nar V. Jarring back to tils MM- A number 4f spectators, in­ of 40 .Green Manor Rd., Aug. 16, dle East now that Egypt, Jor­ Our company offers memberships in 10 gradually increasing "price phases." MAINING STOCK. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE cluding several teen-age girls, The first two phases at the Manchester Spa are already closed. But you can North United Methodist Church. dan and Israel have aeeapisd Anthony Mark DlCenzo of FABULOUS LOW PRICES. CHOOSE FROM PRIN'TS gathered outside the court dur­ the U.S. prqpoeal for a SO^lay still enroll at the low Phase Three Charter Membership level — East Hartford and Beverly Jean ing the morning. cease-fire and resumption of to- IF YOU ACT NOW! Hare of 874 ’Tolland Tpke., Aug. - SOLIDS - BRIGHTS - DARKS. HURRY IN FOR Public Prosecutor Richard direct peace negotiations. 7, St. James’ (%uix:h. Rougeau said after the session However, there was no irvdiaa- PRE-OPENING HOURS BEST SELECTION. • JUNIORS • MISSES • HALF the youths could leave the court­ tion of jujf vtiien the accept­ — . 1 10 A.M. to8 P,.M. house with their families, but ances of the U.S. prcqjxraal woiM V Il ’KOl’IA’^ , Mon.-Sat. Swedish Record Better SIZES. ^ refused comment on what ac­ be translated Into rntiers to . HI \l III sf CHICAGO—The United States tion was taken in court. shooting and stand fist. -J ' at present ranks 13th in Infant ‘ Tbe two cousins were accom­ RepreaentaUvas of two Paler- mortality, with 21.7 deaths in panied to the session by their ttolan guerrilla organlsatiana the first year of life per 1,000 uncle, Sen. Kennedy, and by told a news conference in T iv o ­ •CC/ live births. In Sweden the rate Ethel Kennedy, Bobby’s moth­ li, libya, Wednesday that evsn is under 18 per 1,000. er, and Mr. and Mrs. Shriver, if a cease-fire is proelalxnad Dr. Frank Falkner, associate 'S U . « r T ' parents of tbe Shriver boy, who tiiey are prepared “to fona & 515 MIDDLE TURNPIKE VYEST director of the National Insti­ also is known as Bobby. U.N. obeervers eff the oesae lire MANCHESTER, CONN. tute of Child Health and Human The attorneys included Robert line to keep i » tbe fight agahiat Development, says the United Robert F. Kennedy Jr., then 14, is shown as he Israel." '• 945 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Clarir Jr. of Brockton, a long­ Feel free to drop in or call 647-1471 for more information States could equal the Swedish stood as member of honor sruard at the catafalque time associate of Seri. Kennedy. Abu Nedal of A1 Fatah and rate if it would spend the money of his slain father in St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New Owned and operated by Health Industries, Inc. (See Page Bight) 01970 MFM needed to eliminate poverty. Yoric City on June 7,1968. (AP Photofax) (See Page Eight) Israeli soldier reads daily prayer amid sandbags in a bunker along the Suez Canal (AP Photofax)

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