THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1967 PACne TV7BNTY-F0UR Ay m u R« Dillr Not FYm b Roi iKaurb^Ht^r lEupning Vor The Week .Bhided The Weather aeptember 16, 1987 Cloudy, cooler tonight, low 46- m St.;- Cairolyn Haberem, 460 Mr. and Mrs. William Luchon, lano, 89 E. Maple St.; George Hospital Notes Williams, Brandy St., Bolton; 60; partly sunny, breezy and About Town Spring Bt. Virginia Lane,. Tolland; a Welcome to New Teachers Also, Mrs. Maureen Houle, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Martha-Jean Dainielson, Col­ cool tomorrow, high in 60s. VMUng honi* are 2 to 8 pin. 15,059 Omar Shrine Club will meet RFD 2, Bolton; Mrs. Carolyn ford Hilllker, Middletown; a chester; Benjamin Pierson, Na­ in all areas exeepting mater­ Manchester— A City of Village Charm at WiUie’a Steak House tomor­ KUpatrick, toanlyn Acres, Tal- daughter to Mr. euid Mrs. Har­ than Hale Dr., Coventry; El- Set Wednesday by Chamber nity where they are 2:80 to 4 row mght. A social hour be- cottville; M^. Lucille Knight, vey Walter Jr., Broad Brook. mond Bums, 49 Edison Rd.; p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private VOL. LXXXVL NO. 300 (ina at 6:30 and dinner is at East Hartford; Mrs. Jane Mc­ DISCHARGED YESTER­ Jack Wise, 61 Hilltop Dr.; Cara More than 100 teachers who Manchester Branch; said Atty.. (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 (Classified Advertising on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS rooms where they are 10 a.m. 7:30. President Russell Pren­ Donald, 676 Graham Rd., Wap- DAY : Sherwood Martin, 389 Jurkovics, Storrs; Mrs. Marjor­ are new to Manchester this year Paul R. Marte. to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested tice announces that a movie of plng; Mrs. Ll-lllan Matchett, 97 Avery St., Wapplng; Mrs. Doro­ ie McNamara, 107 Hemlock St.; have been in-Wted to attend an Each teacher will also be giv­ not to smoke In patients’ rooms. Ronald and Michllle Oddis, Le­ the June 3 Shrine Ceremonial Hamlin St.; Kimberly Melroy, thy Murphy, 69 Edmund St.; annual' “ Welcome to New Teach­ en a gift packet, prepared by N. No more than two visitors at banon. parade will be shown, enter­ 38 Grandview St.; Joseph James Aaron, East Hartford; ers," sponsored by the educa­ WUllam knight, a Connecticut one time per patient,. tainment will be by the Kej' Parke, 49 Foley St.; Cattryn Kipp Kilpatrick, Kranlyn Acres, ^ Also, Mrs. Annette Karp and tion committee of the Chamber Bank and Trust Co. vice presi­ Pideers, a barbershop quartet. Talcottvllle; Janet Schelbe, 8 Pokomy, Columbia; MHchele son, Vernon Gardens, Rock­ of Commerce. dent. Patients Today: 291 Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; Thomas ville; Mrs. Doris Clvltello and Raymond, 24 Ridge St.; Jenni­ This year’s event will be held The chamber has sponsored Reservations will close tomor­ ADMITTEJD YESTERDAY: fer Robins, Gottler Dr., Ver­ Sulick, 64 Hillcrcst Rd.; Jeffrey son, 29 Hillcrest Dr., Rockville; Beulah Strands Thousands; Wednesday at 3 :16 p.m. at Rling the welcome for the past four row for the VFW Gold Star Collins, Mountain Spring Rd., Mrs. Margaret McAdam and Richard iBarry, Converse Rd., non; Mrs. Addle Roeser, Ocean Junior High School. years. Approximately 112 who Mothers Dinner Tuesday at Pa- BoTlon; Mns^ Carodyn Braman, Rockville; Susan Aldrich, Bol­ son, 209 Spruce St.; Mrs. Mary Side, N.Y.;,Mirs. Agnes Smith, FV)Ilowing a reception from are new to the public and gani’s Crystal Lake Ballroom, 56 Starkweather St.; Robert 62 Academy St.; Mirs. Geor- ton Rd„ Vernon; Mark Blouln, Frattallone and son, 14 Fox­ 208 Lawrence Rd., Wapplng; 3:16 to 3:46, the teachers will parochial schools, Howell and may be made with Mrs. Bums, East Hartford; (Evert gianna Tenney, RFT) 1, Man­ croft Dr.; Mrs. Margot Duclos Joseph LaBrosse, East Hart­ be taken on an hour’s tour of Cheney Technical School, and Harry Mahoney, -IIB Bluefield Carlson, 27 Hackmatack 6t.; chester; John Wolcott, 180 and son, 7 Scott Dr., Wapplng. ford; David Tice, 63 Constance Manchester in two alr-condltlon- Manchester Community College Dr.; Mrs. John Vince, 227 Mc­ Kathryn Charest, 119 Coleman Main St.; William Zukis, 54 ed buses to view industrial, have been invited. Kee St.; or Mrs. Kenneth Asel- ' Rd.; Mrs. Unda Delbene, Mile Foxcroft Dr. Dr. GERMANS’ SHARE 30 PCT. Damage Close to $1 Billion tine, 784 E. Middle Tpke. Those Hill Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Nettie BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Also, Samuel Licata, Wllll- BONN — West Germany last business and residential areas There are some 3,(XX) long-dis­ planning to attend will meet at Finn, 42% Maple St.;- Mrs. Al­ to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, mantlc; Joanne Druchyk, East year retained Its 30 per cent and other points of Interest. tance moving firms authorized the Post Home at 6:30 p.m., berta F^derickson, Windsor; Glastonbury; a son to Mr. and Hartford; Mrs. Ena Kane, Mim- share of the world's type-writer Tour guides -will be Lyman B. by the Interstate Commerce Gets GS Post Malcolm Getz, Windsor Locks; Mrs. Ronald Miller, Rosedale son, Mass.; Mrs. Lucille Wat­ exports, which rose from 2.7 Hoops, manager of the Southern Commission. World War I, Barracks and Roland Godin, 34 Woodbrldge Trail, South Coventrv; a son to son, 613 Main St.; Albert Cata­ million units to 3 million. New England Telephone Co. Auxiliary will meet Sunday at Mrs. Robert Yamamoto of Hartford Smeared - Huge Area 2 p.m. at the VFW-Home, and a East Hartford has recently been 10th Anniversary Dinner will be appointed Girl Scout field di­ Is Isolated sepred at 6. rector for Manchester, Bolton and^Glastonbury by the Connec­ At HRC Meeting Silk Worm Pup Tent, Military From World ticut Valley Girl Scout Council. Order of Cooties of the VFW, HARTFORD (AP) — An un­ another man shouted,. “ Where's She will assist the yolunteer will meet tonight at 8 at the flattering picture of Hartford the dialogue?” CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. 2 Post Home. Girl Scout organizations. Pinehurst has been painted by a crowd The majror said he wanted (AP)—^The military strug­ Mrs. Yamamoto attended the CORNED to “ raffIrm'once again that law gled today to rescue thou­ of angry critics. Mrs. John Clifford, reserva­ University of Washington, Seat­ and order must be recognised sands of victims of Hurrir tions chairman for next Tues­ tle, and received her bachelor’s The city, as they see it, has without any question at all." He police who discriminate against cane Beulah, supply food to day's annual Presidents Dinner degree from Sacramento State said he hoped the council could refugees and carry reptile of the Connecticut Federation of (Calif.) College. She was a field Negroes; slum housing where receive a report on everything Democratic Women, resides at director for the Sacramento health and safety rules are not said at the meeting, and come serum. The 'Weather Bu­ 05 Olcott Dr. Yesterday’s Herald Girl Scout Council, and served enforced, and poverty programs back In two weeks with a pri­ reau said damage will "ap­ incorrectly stated that Mrs. as coordinator for nine day that are too little, too late and ority list for attacking the prob­ proximate a billion dol­ too impractical. Clifford resides on Olcott St. camps in the area. Dirksen Donates to ^Elephant Bank’ lems of the city. lars,” The dinner will honor the presi­ During this past summer, The wide-ranging criticism of State Sen. Boce Barlow said Three Rivers, a town of 2,(XX), 2 Sen. Everett Dirkaen, left, prepares to drop a contribution in the “ elephant Mrs. Yamamoto was assistant Hartford and Its leaders came he felt that “ the mayor has was ordered completely evacu­ dents of all local clubs of the baiA” as Sen. Charies Percy waits his turn. The two Illinois senators attended Federation. director q( Winding Brook Day a * Thursday night during a Human talked too long.” Barlow also ated. Camp in Glastonbury, and di­ political activities in Chicago at the Midwest Regional Session of the 15th An- Relations Commission hearing asked whether a policemam who Main efforts centered around called to receive the critics’ recently shot and wounded a' Robstown, Sinton, Pettus and An outdoor Antique Flea Mar­ rector of Rocky Cove Day Camp nugl Republican Women’s Conference. (AP Photofax) ( complaints. young Negro was on duty or Three Rivers, north and west of ket will be held Saturday from at Batterson Park during the The meeting was prompted “ Is he still carrying a gun?” Corpus Christ!. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Ameri­ last session of the camping sea­ by the demands of the so-called He was referring to an Inci­ The heavily populated Lower can School for the Deaf, 139 N. son. She has also served as a volunteer trainer in the Con- ,000 Operation “Black Caucus" which has re­ dent last week when a police­ Rio Gramde Valley, where Beu­ Main St., West Hartford. The cently demonstrated against po­ man shot a youth he was ques­ lah first struck Wednesday, was event is sponsored by the par­ necUut Valley Council adult training program for leaders lice policy and discrimination in tioning about a stolen car. Po­ cut off from telephone and high­ ents, teachers and counselors and other Girl Scout-volunteer housing. lice said the youth was shot way communications. of the school. personnel. While the “ Black Caucus" when he appeared to be reach­ The hurricane isolated nearly Statewide Siding Scheme spokesmen were among the crit­ ing for a knife. one mUllon persons in 40,0(X> Members of the fYank J. ics, many others—from the Barlow backed the opinion, ex­ square miles—an area as large Mansfield Detachment, Marine Members at the Ladies Guild NAACP, the Community Renew­ pressed by many who spoke at ad Indiana. Corps League will meet tonight of St. Bartholomew Church will al Team, peace groups and the the meeting, that police have Torrential downpours pounded at 6’:45 at the Holmes Funeral meet tonight at 8 at the Holmes Smashed by State Police churches—also let fly at the beaten Negroes following ar- vast portions of northern Mexi­ Home, 400 Main St., to pay Flmeral Home, 480 Main St., for city, particularly at police. co across the Rio Grsuide from respects to the late Marine Pfc. a recitation of the Rosary for homeowner was asked to sign Within days, workmen would (See Page Twelve) % ■ HARTFORD (AP) — Criticism of police was re­ this devastated section. Keith A. Miller. the late Marine Pfc. Keith A. a form for authorization to in­ be installing siding on the un­ State police detectives say lated mainly to recent arrests Beulah’s decaying terror Miller, whose Mother is a mem­ vestigate credit references. The suspecting person’s home and they have smashed a state-. made during demonstrations and moved Into an area between ber. bottom half of the form, how­ he would be faced with charges / wide aluminum - siding marches called by the “ Black Laredo, Tex., and Monterrey, ever, was the actual contract. for labor, materials and financ­ Caucus.” Mexico. sales scheme which report­ The contract would then be ing which nearly tripled the ac­ Tires Shot The Jayceea are making plans Another hearing was sched­ The monstrous problem left edly bilked “poor credit financed through banks for fi­ tual cost of the project. for their annual light bulb sale, uled for tonight in City Hall. by the hurricane came from ri^k” persons in several nance companies. If Ui6 person The racket was described as which will be fi^m Sept. 30 Thursday night's session was In Apparent rains of almost 30 inches in one shore towns of more than couldn’t obtain bank credit. extensive by investigators. One through Oct. 16. Kenneth Reyn­ interrupted by several periods place and severe rains every­ 1 $100,000 in the past year.' Manning would assume a sec- large Connecticut bank report­ olds of Kane Rd. is chairman. of shouting—some from the where in Its path. FAiRWAY. Major Samuel Rome, detec­ ond mortgage on the person’s edly had financed 66 clients of Union Rift spectators, but In other instanc­ All highways south of Son An- tive division commander, direct­ home. the firm. Aubrey Hutchenson of the es by Mayor George G. Klnsel- MIT Names Teen-age Prof S ed a nine - month probe which JA(3KSON, Mich. (AP )— Bul­ (See Page Twelve) House of Baskets, Vernon, will la Euid City Manager Elisha C. resulted in the arrest of Cy Man­ lets punctured the tires on six Harvey M, Friedman, 19, youngest person ever to be guest speaker at a Beta Sig­ Freedman, who raised their ning, 38, of West Hartford, pres­ receive a doctorate degree from Massachusetts In­ ma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi voices to make themselves trucks along Interstate 94 today ident of Casco Aluminum Co. fall rush party tonight at 8:30 Bernard Goldfine Dies heard or to emphasize their ar­ as gunfire apparently connected stitute of Technology, stands before lecture board flwiw Manning surrendered at state Human Error at the home of Mrs. Robert H. guments. in a classroom. He has been appoint^ to teach police headquarters after a with an eight-state Teamsters Marttlla, 171 Graham Rd. Wap- Klnsella made one of the first mathematical logic to graduate studeqis after en­ bench warrant was issued by dispute erupted for the first Is Blamed for ping. statements of the meeting. When tering the university without formally completing r see us for glris’ ^ X State’s Attorney John D. La- time in Michigan. he asked the question, “ Why belle. He Is free in |1,(XX) bond Industrialist Famed State police said they as­ high school. His students will all be his senior by Railway Crash are we here?" a voice from m knt* socks M Cub Scout Pack 143 of Nathan pending presentment in Superi­ sumed the incidents were relat­ six or seven years. (AP Photofax) E the audience shouted, “ We got Hale School will have its first or Court. ed to a current strike by CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — JIu- for all ages at ^ meeting of the season tomor­ problems!” —and when the may­ man error today was blamed by Manning was charged with ob- For Expensive Gifts owner-drivers of steel-hauling row at 7:16 p.m. in the school or said a dialogue was needed rigs who are demanding a larg­ the state Public Utilities Com­ P fairwof pricos! j auditorium. This will be the taiiUng money under false pre­ on the problems of poor hous­ mission as the primary cause of tenses and submitting false BOSTON (AP) — Industrialist er share of hauling fees froip only registration meeting. All ing, lack of employment and the Mt. Washington Cog Rail­ credit applications. the firms for which they drive. U.S. Planes Splinter cubs and boys Interested in Bernard Goldfine, gift-gi-vlng poor educational opportunities. There were no reports of any way derailment which took the joining the pack are rem ind^ The state police probe cen­ friend of former presidential injuries. lives of eight persons Sunday. to attend the meeting accom- tered in the area of Groton, aide Sherman Adams, died at As violence spread to Michi­ A preliminary report pre­ ■M Last Haiphong Bridge Read Herald Ads painled by at least one parent. Ledyard and Old Saybrook, but his home today at age 76. His Letter Sent gan highways, there were more pared and released by PUC other communities in the state White House presents drew na­ steel mill layoffs and the use of transportation director Winslow To Wrong Guy SAIGON (AP) — Raiding from ever reaching those gun­ are believed to be involved. tionwide attention in 1968. armed guards elsewhere. Melvin said: COOKING CORNED BEEF ners and other Commimlst Dinner Suggesfion For liie scheme, police say, HAJVTFOBp (AP)»—Gtov. All the vehicles were casrylng Navy warplanes severed the Pinehurst The one-time millionaire tex­ troops fighting in the South. The "It Is our conclusion that the worked in this manner: John Dempsey says he got steel, according to state police. last undamaged bridge out of Cookbig itOme 3% to 4 houns. tile tycoon had sent expensive idea Is to close roads and rails primary cause of the accident A salesman woidd visit a a letter from Wasfliingttm Two truck drivers reported Cover oomed beef -with water, then oover utenadl and gifts to President Dwight D. El­ the Red port of Haiphong and leading out of the port, resulting w.as human error and not due to COMPANY CORNED homeowner and interest persons asking for his help. having tires shot flat while the^ p robM y shot down a MIG flgh- any structural or mechanical oook slowly 3 hours. FR01T... senhower and to Adams, the for­ in a massive plleup of supplies BRISKET CORNED BEEF ill aluminum siding. No sales deficiency of the railroad. Wash potatoes and peel. Sorry that we soM out on Cheney’s (Mdntnsh Apples mer New Hampshire governor The letter asked Demp­ aS3:37rm‘^“ to defend the In the city. b o i l e d p o t a t o e s last week. He -wlU biing a langer load ittds week, along would be made, but he would who was Eisenhower’s top aide. sey to cas't a ballot for his “ It has been established be­ After corned beef has cooked 3 hours, add potatoes (and city, the U.S. Command said to­ Missions from the carrier Cor­ BRUSSEL SPROUTS with Wealthy Apples for cooldi^ . . . All peztect fruit tell the homeowner that a re­ Goldfine’s life was marked by choice of Republican preisfi- Four other drivers reported yond doubt that the switch at cabbage If you are having OUs) and simmer 1 hour longer WITH LEMON BUTTER day. al Sea were the fourth this . . . 59c a bog. Honeydewa lane at their beat now. gional sales manager for a na­ congressional investigation, con­ denttal nominee for 1968, he their tires were punctured as the Skyline Station was not in or untU -vegietablies aire tondier. OR Red gunners shot down one month inside Haiphong, but as tional aluminum company would viction of nearly $800,000 in tax saiid Thursday. they drove along 1-94 east of the proper position at the time ' Use ithe fork test . . . andi sample a SUoe to be sure meat NATIVE OABBAOE Navy Crusader jet In the Hai­ in the past the port and docking visit them. evasion and a jail term. Jackson between 4 :30 and 5 :30 of the mishap. is cookedi tender. Do not use thjermometor. HORSERADISH SAUCE Special Features,., Bt a'llao asked Demi)!se,y to a.m. phong area, headquarters said, faciliti^ themselves were RELISH TRAY Within days. Manning would The cause of his death was “ It Is our conclusion that it FVjt brusBel eproults . . . follow i>lcg. dtaeotlions. coritribuite $1,000 to help In all but one incident drivers Radio Hanoi claimed seven spared because of the fear of PEPPERIDGH ROOJLfi visit the home and offer to not immediately revealed. was the duty of the crew. . . to comservaiUve Republicans said shots apparently came American planes were downed endangering Soviet bloc ship­ HONEYDEW MELON cover the house with siding at Goldfine’s downfall began notice this fact and to stop,, the ,HANOBB8SBB CELERY HEARTS unseat liberal GOP >- con­ from passing cars, west-bound, in the raid Thursday. ping and risking a widening of HILLS COFFEE inflated prices. The prices va­ when Adams, then the assistant train prior to its entering the gressmen in Pennsylvlanla, as were the trucks. One truck's While the air battle raged the war. ried but in some instances dou­ to the president, testified before New York, New • Jertsey, switch.” WH FEATURE A BPEGlAb CORNING OF U A CHOICE tires were hit on the right side, over North Vietnam’s heart­ bled the accepted hiarket price the House special subcommittee Oallfomia, Indiana "a p>d Returning pilots said their Melvin, chief investigator of BRISKET indicating shots came from a land, Communist gunners kept YELLOW ONIONS Z for such a job. on legislative oversight In June 600- and 2,000-pound bombs the crash, said that "while the BB3BNARD GOLDFINE many other etaitea where roadside ditch, police said. up thunderous barr es along Manning would then offer a 1958. dropped one span of the ^8-foot train crew responsible for WE WILL HAVE NICE NATIVE OAiHBAGE you o'therwdse would never Three trucks hit about 10 the demilitarized zpne, aiming cash reduction to the homeowner Testimony showed that Gold- Kien An highway bridge, lead­ changing the switch Insists that TO GO WITH OORNiElD BEEF AND OUR communicated three times with be aWe to linfluenice the miles east of Jackson had three about 1,000 shells at the Marine for every home In the neighbor­ fine had given Adams such ing southwest on the only route the switch was properly closed the Federal Trade Commission election o f conservaltlvea.’’ tires each flattened about 5:30 bastions at Con Thien and Glo hood, regained later as a result things as a vicuna coat and once out of Haiphong which had not FROSTED FOOD SECTION WILL FEATURE or the Securities Exchemge The letter began “Dear a.m., but the drivers didn’t st»jp Linh in the past 24 hours. Seven by them, and while the conjec­ of the labor charge. paid hotel bills totaling $2,171.62 been badly pummelled by U.S. CORNED BEEF Commission regarding cas^s in­ Fellow Republican’’- and until they had reached the safe­ Marines were killed and - 135 ture has been raised, that possi­ No overt formal transaction for Adams. - raiders. The bridge is 1.7 mUes Extra lean and corned just right volving Goldfine. was signed by 'a Whin- ty of a Highway Department wounded. Also wounded was As­ bly a hiker changed the position HIOZEN BRUSSa SPROUTS 35c would be completed, but the Adams, It was learned, had from the city’s center. _ ___ Both Eisenhower and Adams right Dawson Jr., adeniUlfied scales area near Grass Lal/s, sociated Press photographer of the switch.afterward, we can 8 Skyhawk jets also made their come to no positive conclusion". STO UFfCR'S said Adams had been "impru­ as chairman of the United about eight miles east of Jack- Henri Huet. W H O LE 10-TO 13-LB. The heavy air raids on Hai- dent,” but both denied any con­ Republicans of America. son. (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) CHICKEN AND NOODLES flict of interest on Adams’ part. “ We’ll file thiB,” siald One driver reported being pihong were intended to keep the BRISKETS Lb. 79c 83c pkg. for only Dempsey. war supplies flowing into the Drag Racing Rabbi (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) key North Vietnamese port EXTRA LEAN CENTER CUTS OF CORNED BEEF BRISKET Gromyko Hits U.S. 3 TO 7 LBS...... lb. 89c and 99c Self Service Groceries < Carve Thin Slices From Two “ Faces” (SERVICE MiEATS) ‘Getting to’ Teens So called head cuts of brisket, which many ads put . Here’s our grocery man with more CARVING low every day prices and i^ecialB. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Rabbi Schectman says the in the featured position to give a low price —.The rabbi told his father he only drawback to an ecumenical On Viet Delusion Carve -with- two “faces’’ as ebown. Slices should be thin was a drag racer and dad said image, are here at 59c lb.,. . . but we do not 63c DINTY MOORE BEEF STEW 49c pit crew is that when he races ■U M M UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. be brought about In Vietnam and" at a slight angle. Meat will slice better if al­ he thought beii^ a rabbi was recommend . . ,/they are an image only . . . as to lowed to set a Httle time before slicing. Slice alter­ on Sunday everybody has to get (AP) - - Soviet Foreign Minister solely as a result of the with- enough, “ he didn’t believe It up earlier so Ford can get to nately from, (two “fSacea’’ bo sOilces from , each “face’’ Andrei A. Gromyko charged to- drawal of the aggressors.” was necessary for me to take value . . . “for the birds.” wlU Temain the same. 31J9 JIFFOAM OVEN aSANER 99c Mass before the race. day that the United State^i Is-*- Gromyko said nothing about additional liaks." The rabbi told his father. Rab­ frying to delude the world by the prospec^^of-A^ bombing halt Rabbi Robert Schectman,' 28, bi Harry Schectman of King­ peace talk while launching mill- opening tlie way for negotta- 79c eiANT AJAX LAUNDRY 99c of Beth El Temple tools around ston, N.Y., not to worry about tary action which at any mo­ tions. Instead, he called for con­ Springfield in a white souped-up MISS IOWA the risks of drag racing. ment “ can draw new states" demnation of the United States PENOBSCOT CHICKENS 1966 Mustang called "Heavenly 79e MIRAaE WHITE 99c To the younger Schectman, into the Vietnam conflict. by all U.N. speakers and are a good value with S'/j-Ib. Roaaters or Fryers 46c Hauler" which, be says, speaks drag racing is a part of the In a major policy speech be­ pledged' continued Soviet sup­ SLICED BACON Ib., Large Chicken Breasts 69c lb. louder to teen-agers than his MdfkERs! world created for man by God. fore the U.N. General Assem­ port to North Vietnam. $149'/z-GAL MIRAaE WHITE 31^ sermons. HE)N9D£IR ' “The Jewish law directs man bly, Gromyko delivered a sting­ "Aa regards the Soviet Union, "I have been able to show ing reply to Thursday’s address 11x14 WALL these teen-agers that a religious to enjoy life and to express an together with other socialist PORK'S IN SEASON by U.S. Ambassador Arthur J, countries," he said, "it renders Sic NABISCO OREO COOKIES Ag. 45c person is a real person," he interest in many things f and it BEEF LIVER and center chops or roosts are suggested for the small Goldberg who sought to get a says. "To' be religious doesn’t also teaches us to develop skills and will go on rendering the fra­ PORTRAIT family. It. you can use a 5 to 6'/] Ib, roast of pork commitment that Hanoi would ternal- people of Vietnam In­ mean that one must be with- to improve mankind,” he says. i or YOUR CHIIO LEAN UA CHOICE WW suggest a regular rib or loin Hartford Peter Ford, I7r _ thrill out of them winning.^t-- - B said was inspired when he read a Northwestern cTeSrly aware that peace may (Continued from Pago One) iftS, ^ J

. f I*AGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 PAGE THREE mixes or soaks the granules In­ ^ fASI HAH!/UNO M Tolland cruise ending in Long Beach, Weed* Prevented to the soU. KXCLU8IVE CONN. SHOWMO ■. Calif, which has bought the liner Sheinwold on Bridge m s . S SHOWS 7:00 S 9:SOSM Queen Mary Leaves Berth S i d n e y NEW YORK —Just shake » « i > I N E M A 1 MATS. WKD.-SAT.-SUN, 3SM to use as a floating hotel and KAPLAN AND KAY the can and a new selective :'uui; LUJUfliiM museum. POITIER WIN MIXED PAIRS North dealer herbicide will stop weeds be­ i m ELIZABETH -^RICHARD For Last Atlantic Voyage East-West vulnerable fore they germinate, the manu­ Selectmen Candidates Look to S.B.M. Taylor Bu r to ii NEW YOiUC (AP) — The sailed so many .times on Cunard By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH facturer claims, iiie keep an M THE VWM N TW n N TNI BBXfIl TH IM ALWMIVB .. coii«iATiHiiOBu>wiiiPiw-uMeowp»nowAaw Church Council '■M: -I: ■ ' ■'Di A J53 area around flowers, trees, - r Queen Mary, still-proud em­ Line ships they regularly ad­ ' Many tournament fans con­ shrubs and ground covers virtu­ press of a faded era, sails today dress Christmas cards to the sider Edgar Kaplan and Nor­ ^ J 5 Hears Chaplain O AKQ8 4 ally weedfree for an average IhsTAMING from her Hudson River berth to crews. Others were seeing ^the T o S i r , man Kay the best American growing season, the gardener iln The/ spread her wide wake across symbol of opulance and luxury pair, but they were astonished 4k K 10 9 f he hrew ’The Rev. Tolly Williamson, tills the ground, shakes the con­ O T S the North Atlantic for the last on the high seas for the first chaplain of Manchester Me­ to learn that Kaplan and Kay WEST EAST tainer over the area, then time. time. W ITH LO VE’ had won the Mixed Pailr A A97 4 K4 morial Hospital, will speak at i;?fe73 <:?KQ10 94 Hundreds of New Yorkers a^e "It’s a said knd happy occa­ the Manchester (Council of Championship in the recent na­ expected to send the againg sea sion,” said the benefit chair­ (Jhurch’s first meeting of the TECHNICOLOR tional tournament in Montreal. O 952 O 73 e w s j a queen off on the last leg of her 4k Q842 4b AJ63 man, Mrs. W. Mahlon Dicker- season Monday at 6:30 p.m. at r Tonight at 7:00-9:10 It was Mrs. Kay who played 600th transatlantic roimd trip son. "I’m glad we can pay trib­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. with Kaplan, winning her first SOUTH © S T R A N D with champagne and song ute .to the Mary but it’s awful to The Rev. Mr. Williamson will for a Low Cost Aitf coNonioNt n national championship. Mrs. 4b Q 108 62 r r . m z ] mixed with sorrow. think she’s going to leave us.” outline his plans for the hospital Kay earned her laurels, as to­ 0? A62 Nevr FaU PoUoy Geraldine Chaplin As the 31‘year-old liner begins Mrs. Edward F. Hutton, wid­ chaplaincy at the dinner meet­ day’s hand indicates. O J 10 6 Evenings at 8:80 PJVL EATS. wa.-uV.-m. tn ra her trip down river a flotilla of ow of the Investment banker, BURNSIDE Ml K in RiKini NEW YORK (AP) — Geral­ ing. ’The Rev. George P. Nos­ Opening lead — eight of 4k 75 Mats. Thurs., Sat., Sun. nm uKifAnm uom i harbor vessels pay oiie last sa­ said she had lost count of the trand, rector of St. Mary’s Hearts. North East South West 2 PJtf. THEY’RE UIIT tN-l:Hni dine Chaplin, 23-year-old lute to itheF monarch that reigned number of times she had Church, will lead devotions South won the first trick with 1 0 1 IP 1 4k Pass Sun’s. Mat. t FJH., Eve 6:30 THE WILDEST daughter of Charlie Chaplin, is over the golden decades of ship crossed on the Queen. ’There will be a business meet­ the ace of hearts and returned 8:80 OFTHE travel. The Mary, as she is AUTO LOAN 2 41 A ll Pass barred from appearing on the "Back and forth, back and ing after diqner. a spade, losing dummy’s Jack Children at all time* gl.50 WILD ONES! known to her 1,100-member forth,’’ she said, as if the LOW Bonk RATES FAST SERVICE to the king. Mrs. Kay, East, Broadway stage—temporarily crew, arrived In the harbor with 8l,(X)0-ton ship were little more looked for six defensive tricks drive to the nearest big town TO H M C O U n * MANCHESTER at least. little fainfare ’Thursday bearing than a subway shuttle. "She’s a Southeast Income Up SATURDAY to. defeat the contract. ’Two In and do some shopping.’’ ’This -DRIVE-IN She was to have appeared in a 1,600 passengers—many of them great big comfortable old LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The WemMr •' f«4«>el Oiaai'l Cerp. offer is less noble them it s rm ALAIMO' trumps seemed pretty sure, ROUTU 6 a 44A EBNBOT VLK forthcoming revival of the dra­ Americans who had flown to thing.” Southeastern states, which for since the play indicated that seems because the nearest big ANDREWS r n o m Mt- 0000 EUGENE WftNAT ma ’"The Little Foxes” at the England for the finsil sentimen­ Today when the Queen clears many years had the lowest per MAnyTTLCB mUKFASTIMe L RepubUonn D em ocrat SPECIAL South did not have the ace of town to the site of the Bridge MOORE A CBCrt*«HNA’iOhAi H'CruBr e(i(AS! ^ 2 GREAT ONES IN COLOR / Beaumont ’Theater In Lincoln tal Journey. Lower New York Bay, Capt. capita income of any U.S. re­ S awings B rhk KNOVVrj FOR VALUES trumps. ’Two clubs were a pos­ Olympics next year happens to CAML Center. Farewells to the grand old John Treasure-Jones heads for gion, are narrowing the gap. be Paris. CMANNINC Memiber o4 Ithe Flianlnlng and Former first selectman, sibility, and one heart was pret­ 4 PLUS IN COLOR Zonlmg Ootnknliaailon .. flflbeen Board of EducaUon, Zoning Instead, she left ’Thursday for ship began In earnest Thursday home in Southampton where Last year income per person Dally Question MMct rox Irrs THE BIG 0M B- night with a glittering cocktail ty sure. ’liiat still left her one BCATDICe WILD ADVENTUHL yelair reWdent a t ’IWHIand .. Board of Appeals member.. . . Madrid—after discovery that thousands sang the British na­ in the Southeast rose 8 per cent OF M anchester trick short even if all the pos­ Dealer, at your right, bids ULLIE INTEHNATIONAl INTKlGUE* she came here on a British party, dinner and ball on board tional anthem and wept when to $2,266. ’The national average MAIN OFPICt lAST MAMCM WBBT MAMCM ateended WUJIiigltlon Bbhbiohi local businessman, general con­ 938 Main 8tf«6t E. Cantar St .Cor. Lanoa Manchaataf Partiatfa sibilities turned out favorably. one diamond. You ludd: Spades, passport, a fact which classified for the benefit of the Travelers she departed last Saturday. is $2,940, and the highest re­ ^THOR(3UOHi Y MODERN and itSie Univendlty a t Ooimec- tractor . . . former state po­ tO U TH WINDSOM O f n C t Sullivan Avanua Shopping Cantar Queen-10-8-6-2; Hearts, Aoe-t-2; SUSNSIOK O ff IC t Burntido Avonuo n\ Church SIraat. Eait Hartford STEAKBURGER Since the only hope was to C A r a u M tfficut . . em ployed OPraJtjt & liceman . . . Tolland’s largest her as an alien actress. Aid Society of New York. Next month the Mary will be­ gional income is $3,386 per per­ develop an additional trump Diamonds, Jack-10-6; Clubs, 7- WHMsiey AircilalBt . . aveh on Alien players may be hired Several of those attending had gin a 36-day final passenger son —In the Far Western states. . individual taxpayer . . . lives trick, Mrs. Kay cashed the king 6 rmOTTO PREMINGER Souttti R iv e r Rd. w ith hila w ife on. Sugar Hill Rd. with wife only by mutual agreement, un­ What do you say? of hearts and led the ten of All Seats Reserved HeSen land ttwo Hon*. Helen. der the contract between Lin­ PLATE hearts to make dummy ruff. Answer: Pass. Change the FREE P A n iN B MICHflEl CAIN! coln Center and Actors Equity Leads ’Trump deuce of spades to the king, EVES AID SUNOAT REAR OF THEATRE JANE FONDA union. Declarer .led dummy’s last and you would have a sensible overcall of one spade. ’File JOHN PHILLIP LAIN Miss Chaplin, who was bom in trump and played the queen DIAHANN CARROLL Santa Monica, Calif., but has to force out the ace. Kaplan re­ actual hand is worth no action lived in Europe since childhood, MAM OR IK IU C M t turned the deuce of clubs, and at all unless you really enjoy ROBERT HOOKS FAYE DUNAINAY was cast for a part in ‘"The Lit­ Mrs. Kay captured dummy’s losing. THEATRE EAST tle Foxes” in the belief that she 8 8 king with the ace smd careful­ C opyright 1967 BURGESS MEREDITH U W M fm MMUNAt 649-M91 General Features Corp. was a U. S. citizen, said Jules SERVED WITH: ly caished' the Jack of clubs. O Irving, executive director of the With five tricks safely stash­ Acres of Free Faridng Beaumont ’Theater. Because of • BUTTER TOASTED BUN ed away, Mrs. Kay led a fourth SUB BASE EXPANDING Comfortably Air Conditioned HURRY., this belief, no clearance was round of hearts to defeat the • FRENCH PRIES WASmNG’TON (AP) — Some B ack B y O sought, Irving said. contract. If South ruffed low. $5,552,000 of a $2.2 bUlton mili­ Popular Demand! SU N D O VnV Beaumont officials were un­ • SLICED TOMATOES West would overruff; and if tary construction program ap­ HAL South ruffed with the ten. in WALUf Jane Fonda l*ww«ull^ltoil«w•Alw^wMom^«BB able to say whether Miss Chap­ proved by the Senate Armed O lin ever had a U. S. passport. • PICKLE CHIPS West’s nine would become the Services Committee Is ear­ Robert Redford__ Mon. thni FrL And they said efforts to clear up • BEVERAGE master trump. marked for expansion of the U.S. her status would have caused Despite her success Mrs. Kay Navy Submarine Base In Grot­ 7:15-9:00 o distraction during rehearsals, is generous to her husband, on, Conn. Sat. — Son. which begem Monday. "You can play instead of me ’The submarine base itself was 2:0(1-8:45-5:30-7:20 Miss <3haplin Is generally con­ MANCHESTER PARKADE on next year’s Olympic Bridge authorized to receive $2,355,000, ______9j05______sidered to have dual citizenship Team,’’ she tells him. “I’ll Just the submarine medical center NHXT because of her father’s'birth In $1,590,000 and the submarine London. school $1,607,000. JnlAe A ndrew s 1 8 T h e CASUCHT 'The committee approved tVie “EMILY” GHABLB8 LUCE JR. WALTER BAU R epublican D em ocrat Maureen Reagan FALL CLASSES NOW FORMING bill unanimously ’Thursday. % PARAMUS, N.J. (AP)—Mau­ About $80 million is included ElSESlHSlHSESiElSIH^ Local bustaessman. . .mem­ Sales supervisor for the Life reen Reagan, 26-year-old daugh­ in the bill to begin construc­ ber of Republican Town Com­ Insurance (Company of North ter of California Gov. Ronadd tion of sites for the antlballistlc America . . . graduate School Of ReagUn, continues her tour of NEVINS missile system and to continue Restaurant mittee, Young Republicans, and ‘"The B righ t S pot In Insurance . . . former resident the East Ckjast today with two research and development, ac­ Downtown Mandieater!" the United Congregational of Vernon . . . past member appearances In New Jersey. cording to Sen. Henry M. Jack- Church. . attended Manchester Grange . . . member Maple She appears at a Metropolitan son, D-Wash., manager of the TASTY JUMBO COCKTAILS Schools. . ten year resident of Grove . . . lives on Laurel Ridge Detectives (Trime Clinic lunch­ blU. ITALIAN SPECIALTIES Tolland. . . lives on Reed Rd. Road with wife Phyllis and two eon here, to receive an award TONIGHT! with wife Madeline. daughters. for her father. KARATE SCHOOL SIZZLING STEAKS Tonight, there will be a recep­ COMfOff f/lfu y AIU COA/PT/ONf D I LUNCHEON SERVED DAILY tion in her honor in Lodi. LEARN THE MYSTICAL FIGHTING ARTS OF THE FAR EAST. CON­ She Is representing a political EDDIE ZAVASKI Jaycees to Visit Police Arrests education organization called DITIONING AND SELF DEFENSE. the (Constitutional Alliance JFTHtATH Radio, Television and Recording Orchestra -D-A-N-C-I-NX3 Training School POLISH AND MODERN MUSIC . . . Edward P. Kelsey, 17, of 95 which she said provides infor­ mation on "how to win elec­ FOR INFORMATION TEL 649-4225 “GUIDE’' 6:55 and 9:10 Vocalist—VERONICA RACHEL this Friday and Saturday! Francis Kelly, superintendent S. Main St., was charged at of the Mansfield State ’Training tions.” Certified Black Belt Instructors AT THE NEW Music by the "MISTY MEN" School, will be host to the Man­ 1:10 p.m. yesterday with 8 Yeais Of Teaching With Complete Satiety Fourteen FiiDous Swingers chester Jaycees at a dinner­ breach of peace as a result of Robert Taylor Private Lessons Availabk give you the do'samiiion’ts for the PAGANI'S CRYSTAL LAKE 30 Oak Street ★ Phone 643-6058 meeting Monday at 7 p.m. a domestic disturbance, police APACHELAND, Ariz. (AP)— ’The group will meet at the reported. Actor Robert Taylor, who took man with a roving eye and the urge BALLROOM Circuit <3ourt Room at the Po­ over as host of “Death Valley to stray! 2 & . Route 30, Ellington, Conn. lice Station at 6:16 p.m. to go He is scheduled to appear in Days” from California Gov. to Mansfield. Members unable Manchester Circuit Court 12 Ronald Reagan, said he has no Tiekets $2.00 Dancing 9-1 to meet at 6:16 may go directly Oct. 9.- thought of trying to follow Rea­ to the employe’s cafeteria at gan Into politics. Mansfield for the buffet supper. "Ronnie’s got troubles like the Rules of the Tavern After supper, the group Will Yanks Favor Tahiti kind I can live without,” he said tour the facilities at Mansfield. on location here. "Besides, I’d PAPEETE — Almost two- hate to wait for the legislature 4 pence a night for beer. Entertainment will be furnish­ thirds of the visitors to Tahiti P IZ Z A ed by residents of the school. to go on vacation before I could 6 pence with pot luck. last year were from the United go fishing.” States. ’The proportion of Amer­ 2 pence for horsekeeping. ’THANKS A MILLION icans among total visitors to the No more than five to BALMORHEA, Tex. (AP) — Pacific Island has varied be­ Joan Baez sleep in one bed. KING Jack R. Skiles, superintendent tween 60 and 71 per cent since SAN FRANCISCO (AP)— No boots to be worn m m 423 MAIN ST. IBdaw Post Offieal of schools, admitted he hired 1960. Folksinger Joan Baez sat on the Be smart! Be sure! Buy now! '68 Chevrolets. in bed. one teacher for the 1967-68 sidewalk in Haight-Ashbury hip- No razor grinder or 8 IRLOIN PIT* REPEAT OF A SELUOUT SPECIAL! school year because of her orig­ CRIMINALS, 15, SERIOUS plevllle Thursday and serenad­ What you’re seeing are the And the '68 Chevrolets are Caprice Coupe. It's also New features everywhere FRL, SAT., SUN. — SEPT. 22, 28 and 24 ed hippies and tourists in a Inside, there are rich new tinker taken in. 287 Weat Middle Tpke. OPEN DAILY inal letter of application. S’TONEHAM, Mass. (AP) — most dramatic changes In the most silent, smoothest, availably on many other After mentioning her educa­ James Vorenberg, a Harvard spontaneous concert. models. By controlling two interiors with new vinyls, new No dogs allowed in M ioiidieeter 11:80— 9 PJVI. Chevrolet’s history. They’re highest quality cars we’ve tional quallflcaUons and stand­ law professor and former mem­ "Somebody said “play some­ ever built. vent-ports on the instrument fabrics, new colors. „ the kitchen. thing,’ so I borrowed a guitar designed modern, with every There are more than two FULL 10" PIZZA ard references, she stated: ber of President Johnson’s coin­ flowing line in close harmony. panel, you can bring in and Instrument panels have been Organ grinders to sleep thousand antique pieces here. j^ /W M J fll ROIEIIT 1 LB. PORTERHOUSE ''"My husband, our banker and mission on crime, says and it was the first time I used re-designed with all controls If^th Mushrooms, a psychedelic pick,” Joan said, They have a new silent ride, Improved performance ^ direct outside air right where in the wash house. ^We Invite you to browse be- ^MATTHAU RURSi our goats and I would be sin­ 15-year-olds commit more seri^ you want it. This way, you get in easy reach. Som e '“fore or after you dine. STEAK fVesh Ground cerely appreciative of any con­ ous crimes than any other age pointing to a multi-colored pick. new engines, new features. T h ere’s a bigger stahdard six IN6ERSTIVHIS ONLY sideration you are able to give group, and he said that does not ’The brief concert was part of Even brand-new models like and V8 engine, both with still more peace and quiet, Chevrolets have Hide-A-Way Baked Potato, Texas Toast, Beef and windshield wipers that come FRANiTifcWTHY-GEOELLY MozzereUa Cheese my application.” include vandalism. the wealthy singer’s four-day the formal-rooflined Impala many new components to because the windows stay up. Hisfonc l. O^UOCrt l-t •«-*« _ Tossed Green Salad. AieO # visit to the place of origin of keep your new Chevrolet out when it rains, and FRANK TARLOf F ■ FRANK TARLOFF ■ luuii! Custom Coupe debut in ’68. amn IXm't Forget—^We have a variety of Giant Grind­ 'the hippie subculture. running stronger. You Proved safety features concealed headlights that PANAVISION • COLOR liy DELUXE "I came to listen,” she said. DON’T FORGET OUR ers and Spaghetti. Silent computer-tuned ride canfbrder a 250-hp V8 that Of course, proved Chevrolet hide when the sun shines. WEIGHT WA'CCHERS SPEOIAIE "I’ve softened on the hippies. runs on regular fuel. On safety features like the PHONE AHEAD 646-0195 I’m less antagonistic toward To help eliminate noise, Buy a new Chevrolet now and ® arlbnrouglj ® aum t computers were used to most models with automatic GM-developed energy you’ll be one ot the smart LUNCHEON SPECIAL ENJOY HERE OR TAKE HOME them.” But she added she was EXTRA—’The Country still against the use of drugs for position engine and body transmission, th ere’s a heater absorbing steering column ones. Ask your Chevrolet JCT. ROUTES 2 ft 8A — CLOSED MON. — DIAL 1-295-9368 — MARLBOROUGH, CONN. Everyone b Talking About ROAST BEEF SANDWICH kicks. mounts. Shock absorbers, tor the carburetor that gives and tour-way hazard warning dealer to demonstrate the “ISR A E L TCH>AY’’ suspension and the exhaust you better performance in flasher are back on all smooth new handling, library- WITH COLE SLAW, models. Among the many E ven in g 6:15 and 8:SO |l KOSHER DELL PICKLE. OTV William M. Blair 5 system have been improved. cold weather. And every quiet ride and greater quality Chevrolet has the new GM new features tor'68 are Wednesday Ladles' ORDERS TO GO—TEL. 649-1154 MANILA (AP)—U. S. Ambas­ Even the clocks are muffled. built into every new '68 sador William Mc(3ormlck Blair exhaust ernission control. energy absorbing front seat Special Matinee 60c A sound car is a silent car. Chevrolet. In the stadium Jr. today expressed gratitude to backs, side marker lights, ...... ' ' I.' All New President Johnson "for afford­ Unique Astro Ventilation and safety armrests Sea "Bonanza" on TV Sunday night IN voroe ing me the opportunity to serve cim iL> American Style An entirely new concept in that shield the door handles. (or a baautllul look I CHAMPIONSHIP my country In the Philippines ventilation, called Astro at all lha '68 Chavrolalal ( longer than any other American Ventilation, cornes on V, AUTO RACES 'S lJ u m J tjL ambassador.” Sept. 16 and Sept. 23 Blair, iii a statement on his Corvette, Camaro and the resignation announced earlier in Time Trials 1:00 p.ra. BRADFORD ROOM Washington, noted that he has Races 3:00 p.m. TM spent more than three “reward­ u rs AU 60 TO THE OAIRY OUEENI ing” years In the Philippines. THE WORLD SERIES “But I have been away from the RESTAURANT United States now for almost DEMOLITION DERBY seven years and for sometime New This Year! AT have been anixous to return,” he added. Sept. 17 and Sept. 24, 5:00 p.m. TRI-CITY SHOPPIHG PLAZA Blair took up his post here D ra m a tic ! Sept. 20, 7:00 p.m. VERNON, CONN. July 31, 1964, and plans to leave c 1963 Dairy Quttn Nofloi>al'Dtv*lapm«nl Co, Oct. 23, according to a U. S. DAN FliEENOB’S Embassy spokesmam. ’This, TODAY Now taking applications for tho following: r ' would make his stay here one month longer than the three Disrinctive! HURRICANE LAST DAY WAITRESS ASSISTANT MANAGER years and two months put In by Admiral Raymond ^ Spruance HELL DRIVERS D airy Queen Banana Splits - HOSTESS KITCHEN HELP PLUS who served here from 1962 to Sept 16 thru Sept 24 fresh-frozen sweet milk, ricli 1955. Daringly new! sauces and a whole banana. BUSBOY DISHWASHERS BliXROABD PACT SIGNED Grant’s Offer’s: Good Wages, Meals, Sick Pay, Em­ " f HATE WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ ploye Discounts, Uniforms Furnished, Paid H(di- necticut signed a billboard con­ days, Group Insurance, Paid Vacations, Retire­ YOUR trol agreement ’Tuesday with Dairii ment Plan, Closed Sunday. Store Hours: 10:00 the Federal Highway Adminis­ Seer A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Daily. tration aimed at eliminating cer­ the Queen tain highway signs. 66-5079 GUTS" Under the agreement, provid­ Interviews Starting September 25, ed In the Highway Beautifica­ AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER' THE GRODY CHEVROLET CO. CAPITAL MOTORS, Inc. WIU OfFEA YOU AN EIAOTIONAL CUMAX THAT YOU WILL tion Act of 1965, the federal gov­ IN MANCHESTER, CONN. 21 ISHAM ROAD—236-5601 1214 MAIN STREET—527-8144 Monday through Friday—11:00 A.M. to 7:00 PJd. NEVER EXraUBKE A6AIN IN YOUR UFETIMEII ernment pays 76 per cent ot CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. WEST HABIFORD, CONN. HARTFORD. CONN. DAIRY QUKN No. I compensation given to owners 1229 MAIN STREET—649-6288 »EPT. 16-24! DAIRY QUEEN No. 1 recommended a d u l t s O N LY !! of such signs or the land_they WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, Inc. DWORIN CHEVROLET, Inc. ARDERY CHEVROLET, Inc! 488 HARTFORD ROAD 307 MIDDLE TPKE., WEST Apply ot Grant's BnKiford Room Rostourant % are on. Show Tiine 7:30 1141 STANLEY S’TREET—229-0846 476 CONN. BOULEVARD—289-34411 ‘ 125 POQUONOCK AVE.—688-8096 EASTERN STATES,EXPOSITION/^ Owned and Operated By Ovnied and Operated By Tri-CIty Shopping Pkna ’Thej District of Cblumbia NEW BRITAIN, CONN. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. WINDSOR, CONN. ______West SprlhgWeld, Mass. Fred ftnnnUI The Elkin IWnlly (asTHMrmi) signed a similar ' agreement it. ’Tuesday and four, other states, O’NEIL’S CHEVROLET and BUICK, Inc. ROBERT E. PARSONS Voraon, Connocrieiit have also signed. AVON, CONN. FARMINGTON, CONN. .v5^ i fo n t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 a prior ordinance on refuse dis­ conservation meeting to be held PAGE F i n Tolland South Windsor posal. Andover on OcU 24 at the town office ’The new ordinance provides building. fl6or, deeply immersed in the company, owns a sizable minor­ that no radioactive, explosive, Deniocrat Women comics. Plane Crash ity interest in the Daimler-Benz Wanat Charges Money Lost Berrio^ Page poisonous or similar hazardous New Panel The A nd d^y^e r Democratic REALTY Comic Book Heroes "Then they sort of shook In Italy Kills auto firm and controlling toter- materials be deposited at the Women’s Club Will meet at 8 BERRY’S WORLD themselves out of it. One of est in a range of other compa­ On Gasoline Tax Refunds Get Backing town dump. H a s First p.m. on Tuesday at-s^he Elemen- them produced a -knife and nies. - The ordinance also prohibits taiy school. Highlij^it of the threatened to attack us if we Auto Maker - The plane was owned by the The present R epublic^ ad­ tatoes, buttered corn, cucumber the dumping of body wastes •evening will be a talK\by Na­ Foil London Robbers made trouble.” Quandt company, which an­ than B. Gatchell on the m^tory COURSE Sadly for the bandits, howev­ MILAN, Italy (AP) — Harald nounced in Bad Homburg, Ger­ ministration has “iMt thousands wedge, cho(;olate cake With FromMayor such as that collected from sep­ Session LONDON' (APi Bcitninn, met their downfall in the con­ of Andover. er. the abrupt transition from Quandt, automobile industrialist many that Quandt was among of dollars of tax money spent frosting. tic tanks and articles or pieces Free Lecture Monday, Sept 25, 7 pjn. you've done it again. Tnrzan. tents of a bureau drawer. It' Gatchell, an educator by pro­ the comics made them a bit for­ those killed. on gasoline for which they have The Bulletin Board Mayor James H. ’Throwe/^as of material composed in whole The (Conservation (Commission AH'classes Held At Morse College, H a rtf^ take a bow. happened to be full of American and one of the richest men of fession, has had a long-time in­ getful. They rushed from the not applied for the State and The final VFW Steak Night issed a statement endorsing or in part of metal or other in­ met ’Tuesday night at the Town MEN AND WOMEN, regardless of experience. OMaln ynwr And by the way, L’il Abner, comics—the socko fantasieti of postwar Germany, was , killed The others were not Immedi­ of the season will be held Satur­ organic substance having a Office building. With Mrs. terest in the history of Connec­ broker’s license and BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Earn extra in­ apartment and left behind a today when a private plane car­ ately identified. Federal Tax Refund,” accord­ the candidacy of Richard M. ticut and a special interest in part of the credit goes to you. the caped crusader and the boss suitcase full of transistor radios, ing to a statement made yester­ day from V to 9 p.m. at the length in excess of six feet. Susan Losee presiding as vice come for yourself and family. Leam how to pass yow c x ^ , With nary a "bam" or a of the African jungle. rying him and five other passen­ H ar«d Quandt is the son of GHARQE YOUR VFW Post 241 home, followed Berrio, Democratic candidate A second revision ot the dump chairman it was the first meet­ the town which goes back to the open an office, obtain Ustdngs,' show property, apynge m o^ probably the loot from an ear­ gers crashed in the Italian Alps. Guenther Quandt and his second day by Democratic First Select­ days when Andover was an Ec­ ’'zowie'’, you comic strip heioes The temptation was too great lier raid. by dancing. for the post of town treasurer ordinance was tabled ponding ing of the newly-constituted gages, and close deals Uke an expert Act now W ore license The others died with him. wife, Magda. Magda later di­ man candidate Eugene T. Wa­ clesiastical Society. Much of •Stopped a couple- of London for the real-life sons of action. The last Miss HHl-Wood saw PRESGRIFTION The Holland Junior Women’s further study by the new coun­ group which includes the three law chanfif6& Attend a FREE LE3CTURB on M ^ ., S ^ t. 25 The plane was en route from vorced Quandt and married nat. and Donald R. Page, Democra­ GatcheU’s historical knowledge at 7 P.M. No obMgiation. If you decide, enroll and wnpato for crooks in their track.s today. They just couldn’t resist settling of them was on a street corner, Club will hold a Bake Sale Sun­ cil regarding the licensing re­ new members appointed to Frankfurt to Nice where Quandt Paul Joseph Goebbels, Nazi "About one-third of the cost tic candidate for selectman. was acquired through his close lecture 2 which follows at 8 PM. Presented The raiders, a somewhat down with the comics. And be­ jumping into a taxi. day, beginning at 8 a.m. quired for refuse haulers oper­ serve three-year terms from had a villa. propaganda chief. A half-sister of all gasoline is taxes,” Wanat friendship with the late Odell at Morse (College. 183 Ann St., Hartford. <3et fuU dpetalls at scruffy pair according to wit­ fore long they were lost in a at Wanats Shopping Center. Rt. Mayor ’Throwe noted that "the ating within the town. this July 1. New members of Italian police said a shepherd of Magda is Ariane' Sheppard, said and questioned why "no ef­ Shepherd, former Trinity pro­ first meeting. nesses, broke into the Chelsea world more glamorous . than banking industry is well repre­ In making a motion to table the seven member commission saw the two-engine plane smash wife of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard fort has been made to claim 195. fessor of English and writer of apartment of a wealthy account­ their own. Retain Identities sented amoung the Democratic the item, councilman D. P. arc Stuart Ferguson, John F. into the mountains outside Sa- of Cleveland, Ohio, key figure in these available refunds." St. Matthew’s CYO will meet historical novels. ant. Reginald Flipp, during the .Miss Hill-Wood, 21, doesn’t candidates and the party is de­ Cavanaugh questioned the defi­ Phelps and Ray Gardiner. Just north of St. Louis, the luzzo 25 miles east of the Ital- a famous American murder Sunday night at 7 in the Parish Turkey Shoot quiet hours of the night. iinrni cv tiy what woke her— AT All non-highway uses of gaso« lighted to obtain the services nition of those who would haul There was a general discus­ muddy waters of the Mis­ lan-French border. case. Center. Numerous turkeys will get a pern, ,-- ■- .vy breathing of line by the town entitles it to a of these two men sis candidates contents of septic tanks and sion of past actions and future Fripp had gone on vacation, souri River meet the clearer Quandt, 45, ranked as one of ’The Zoning Board of Appeals preview of what Thanksgiving is a com-' . I: ; addict- but .she PINE PHARMACY refund. The. exemptions are not for the town election." those who would haul regular plans of the commission such leaving the flat in charge of his waters of the Mississippi, but the wealthiest of the industri­ CITY OLDEST INLAND will hold a public he.^ring to like on Sunday when the An­ and EK\.'- wc.,' to investigate. given at the time of purchase, Umberto DelMastro, town refuse and those who were li­ as size of recreational areas FLETCHER CLASS GOi o f Ma n c h e s t e r stepson, Christopher Elwes, and each river retains its own iden­ alist class that sprang up in 664 O nter St. 640-9814 act on two variance requests dover Sportsmens Club holds its LANCASTER, Pa.—Lamcaster, because the distributors must council candidate, said, "Dick censed, as stated in the amend-' presently being considered, and niece. Rachel Hill-Wood; "It was an'-i;ing” she told tity for more than 36 miles be­ Germany after the Nazi defeat. Monday night at 8 in the Town Turkey Shoot at Wright’s field settled In 1709 by Swiss and pay the taxes to the prospective Berrio has a wealth of experi­ ment. the needs of recreational areas Slipping from room to room in police later. 'Iht.e were lliese fore- blending intb a uniform The so-called Quandt group Hall. on Rt. 6. The action starts at Huguenots, is the oldest inland agencies. The user (town) must ence SIS tresisurer for the South Noting that "no emergency as forseen by the Recreation 649-4521 their search for loot, the laideis two intruders, sitting on the color. controls the BMW automobile The Follow-Up Committee of noon and goe'fe on until dusk. “ When You Think of Glass, city in the United States. later apply for these refunds, he Windsor Bank smd Trust Co.” situation is Involved.” Cava­ Commission. Town-owned prop­ Read Herald Ads the United Congregational The public is invited to partici­ Think of Fletcher^* maintains. DelMastro questioned, "Who naugh moved to table the item erty for conservation purposes Cliurch will meet Monday night pate in or look in on the shoot­ Wanat also criticized the 1965 could do a better job for the saying that the present ordi­ was also discussed and the legal at/8 at the church. ing. Annual Town report, which was The Rev. Donald G. Miller town than the present treasur­ nance should be considered and procedures in disposing of such printed by Republican Select­ will speak on “ Tow'er Building" er of one of our local banks?" the item should be held for fur­ property. 54 McKEE STREET man Frank Kalas at a cost ot Berrio is presently a Con­ ther study by the council prior Manchester Evening Herald at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. serv­ Definite assignments were Andover correspondent, Law­ 1800. He pointed to the substitu­ necticut state director of the to its adoption. ices of the United Congrega­ given to members to cover a rence Moc, tel. 742-6796. TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS tion of pages 64-66 within the re­ tional Church, Sund.iy. Connecticut Junior Chamber of listing of town-owned property, 2 port after printing had been Tlic Oct. 2 annual town meet­ O m m erce. He has served as Manchester Evening Herald, inquiring into the status of land from $25.00 to $45.00 treasurer for the South Windsor South Windsor correspondent, completed. ing will be postponed until Oct. deemed desirable for conserva­ MAN HELD FOB ASSAULT Jaycees, the Easter Seal Drive Ann Lyons, tel. 644-8582. The last notation on the sub­ 16, because the Town Report tion use, and investigation of and the Suburban Bank Associ­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police Now is the time to bring In your screens to be repaired. stituted report "places the will not be completed by that State (Conservation programs Storm window glass replaced. ates. STUDENT FALLS TO DEATH have charged a 22-year-old man "Would it be in the national interest to take me to a blame for the errors on the time. and how these could be shared NAUGA’TUCK (AP)—A Penn­ with assault with intent to kill movie tonight?" bookkeeper,” according to Wa- Donald R. Page, Democratic by Andover home owners. in connection with the stabbing candidate for the post of select­ sylvania seminary student fell AUTO GLASS INSTALLED nat’s statement. "Was the pres­ As much of the work of the and beating Wednesday of a 14- Manchester Evening Herald 250 feet to his death Wednesday ent administration, one of who man, is also endorsed by the Conservation Commission dove­ year-old girl. Tolland correspondent Bette mayor. from a cliff overlooking the Nau­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS was also the printer of this re­ gatuck River. tails with land use programs of Being held under $25,000 bond Qiiafrale telephone 875-2845. Mayor Throwe noted that the port, luiaware of the financial ’The victim was ’Thomas Glea­ the Planning and Zoning Com­ is Carmelo Delvalle of Bridge­ Vernon candidate’s ability to meet peo­ status of the Town at the end of son, 18, of Philadelphia, a stu­ mission, the conservation group port. MIRRORS (Fireplace aad Uaor) the fiscal year, or was it a de­ ple and to get a job done well is dent from the Legion of Christ decided that it needs a better Police said the girl, in fair 2 liberate attempt to confuse or Idle Payments one of the characteristics ex­ Roman Catholic Seminary in understanding of the legal pow­ condition at St. Vincent Hospital, PICTURE FRAMING (all types) Manchester Firm to Move conceal the true status of the hibited by Page in his position Milford. ers of the planning people. To was stabbed in the neck after town?” Wanat questioned. Up in August as manager of the South Wind­ Police said the youth ap­ this end the secretary was in­ she refused sexual advances WINDOW and PLATE GUSS Wanat pledged support to the sor Sullivan Ave. office of the parently lost his footing while structed to invite Planning and made by a man who took her To Gerber Industrial Area Unemployed workers were Manchester Savings Bank. Zoning personnel to the next to Fairchild Memorial Park. newly formed Board of Finance, hiking. The first todustry in...Jhe fected by a power failure in "wdio will require a competent paid 577,938 last month from Commenting on the position the Manchester office of the Gerber industrial site will be Vernon last night caused by printing company to publish for which he is running. Page State Unemployment Compen­ tree limbs blowing Into the correctly the annual report said, ‘"The job of Selectman is the Seg Manufacturing Co. sation Department—an increase wires and causing fuse failures, figure and make available a important in South Windsor. now at 218 Hartford Rd., Man­ tv' of 68 per cent over the $46,239 a Ck>nnectlcut Light and Power completed report to the Towns­ The selectmen have voter mak­ paid out locally in August of GARDEN 1 TOLLAND TPKE. chester. The firm bought two company spokesman said today. people for s^ d y and analysis by ing responsibilities which are acres o f the 1®% from the own­ The area affected was West at least a week before Election. last year. The average weekly check constant obligations. Many per­ MANCHESTER-VERNON ers, Geoi^e and Samuel Pearl. Rd. and west to Rt. SO and He further pledged himself sons in our town have not been CENTER Gordon Friedrich of Robin Vernon Circle. Power was re­ to "Economy and Good Manage­ last month was $40.26. It was $37.47 a year ago. made voters in spite of the ef­ INC. TOWN LINE Rd., head o f ithe firm, de­ stored in about an hour in most ment in Town government, as forts of Everett Delaney, our scribed his company as a ‘Ma­ areas and within four hours in well as in my own business.” For the first eight months of this year, benefits paid in Man­ current Democratic Selectman. chine shop.” It makes molds others. The power failure oc- Election Workers VITTNER’S I intend to advertise extensive­ and plastics. Customers include cured about midnight. Mrs. Vivian Kennerson of chester totaled $559,367. On a statewide basis, the ly all the voter making sessions the aircraft industry. G^iring Rd. will serve as mod­ sum of $3,679,342 was paid in and to sponsor newspaper re­ The Gerber site is on the left erator of the Oct 2 town elec- (Connecticut last month, for an leases emphasizing the impor­ side o f Dart Hill Rd. at the More Jurore Needed tiems to be held in the Hicks South Windsor town line. It average weekly check of $41.61. tance of becoming a registered NEW LONDON (AP)—A Su­ Memorial School gym for the voter.” has been zoned industrial for first time. many years. perior (Jourt judge has called Page was educated in local for 50 additional prospective Ju­ Democratic workers serving Friedrlbh said he now em­ schools and was a member of rors In the first degree murder at the polls include registrar. Stocks in Brief ploys 12 persons but plans to the first graduating class of trial of sailor Eugene J. Kear­ Mrs. Judy Burokas; checker, at least double operations at Mra Irene Gay; challenger, Mrs. NEW YORK (AP) — Stock South Windsor High School. He ney. served for wo years in the U.S. the new plant, ConstruAssociated Press 60-stock The town council this week E BUY NOW AND SAVE site. days, only 26 remained. Only on famous maker dresses for juniors adopted an ordinance revising chine tenders, Mrs. Josephine - average at noon had dipped .2 Daily 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Friedrich said he plans to wash *n wear balmocoon Maim, Mrs. Bertha Zanghi, Mrs. four have been picked to hear to 340.3 with industrials off 1.0, Thurs. & Fri. till 8 P.M. use a well and septic system. the case, and the others were wool sweofers Janet Loinbardo, Mrs. Helen rails up .3 and utilities up .2. The initial expense is high, he Weber; absentee ballot counter, TRAILER LOAD FRESHLY DUG excused for an assortment of 9 ^ values to $13 •11.94 values to $18 Opening of trading in Bates Sot. & Sun. said, and he would have pte- reasons. Mra Margaret Chessey. Manufacturing was delayed on S IG M A NU ferred toAvn service. An instrucrtlon session for poll the New York Stock Exchange 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. EVERGREENS •16 Although the move Involves The most fabulous sweater selection workers will be held Sept. 30. SOROMTY VATICAN BARS MINIS Juniors . . . here’s the greatest chance because of an influx of orders. only a small firm, the mayor from New England’s very finest Anniversary Ball PRESENTS VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pa­ to save $6 in the season's most want­ When it opened, it was quoted said it is a good sign. He noted sweater maker. Cardigans, pullovers, St. Matthew’s Anniversary at 25, off 2. Bates rose more pal gendarmes have begun turn­ • bolmacaan styling • machine washable ed styles. Browns, greens, navy, the move out of Vernon to Tol­ ing away females wearing min­ brushed wools. Fair-isles in 3 styles BaU wUl be held Sept. 30 from than 2 ’Thursday. CANADIAN SPREAD1N0 5-15. Hurry down while our selection P THE land of the larger Kingfisher 8 to midnight in the church Special Purchase iskirts in places of worship and and 6 wonderful colors. 34-40. • dacron ’n cotton • weather repellent A block of 74,000 shares of is plentiful and charge yours! Parish Center. Music will be (3orp. other sites in the Vatican. Goodyear crossed the ticker a't FAHTACTIG Several area residents have Toss away all dry cleaning bills in favor of provided by the Landerman Or­ HEMLOCK JAPANESE TEW Women baring too much thigh 47%, Off % . ' complained to the mayor about Burton’s Downtown Burton’M Downtown chestra. Tickets may be obtain­ For Hedge or Screening were politely barred Thursday our balmacaan styled dacron 'n cotton wash Rheem was actively traded BLUE BEATS SPREADING and UPRIGHT bringing Industry there he said. ed from Ed Perkins, Paul Doyle, from St. Peter’s Basilica, the and Parkade ’n wear all weather coat. In colors of yellow, und Parkade and advanced more than 2 He noted the town’s need for In­ A1 Parrow or Bud Loehr, or af­ 12-15-Inch $ 2 ea. 9-12 inch S2-89 each Sistine Chapel and the Vatican points. Saturday. Sept. 23 dustry. natural and navy. Sizes 3-15. ter all Masses on Sunday. museum. Xerox gained more than 6 5 for $10.95 Friedrich insisted today his The Vatican had no official The Holy Name Executive points and General Dynamics A t ’The night at 8 in St. Matthew’s Par­ 15-18-Inch $ 3 ^ 9 5 ea. business is "a clean opera­ comment on the ban, but church was ahead more than 3. Pola­ KofC HALL JAPANESE YEWS officials and Vatican newspa­ ish Center. Main St., Manchester 12-15 inch ea. $3.98 tion,” roid added more than 3. per, L’Osservatore Romano, Parent-Teachers Council ea. $4.89 "I live in Vernon very close Gains of about a point were 18-24-Inch g g 9 g ea. 15-18 inch have criticized the revealing The Meadowbrook School Par­ For Ages 18 and Over 6 YEAR OLD BARE ROOT to the site,” he said. posted by Sperry Ran'd, McDon- 8 PJVI. to 1 A.M. 18-24 inch ea. $6.98 fashion as too provocative for ent-Teachers Council will hold Power Out nell-Douglas, American Smelt­ 24-30 inch ea. $8.50 About 1,(X)0 residents were af- sacred places. their first meeting Oct. 10. Guest ing, Du Pont and MGM. Admission $1.75 2-3 Feet g g g Q ea .' speaker will be Guidance direc­ Prices advanced on the Amer­ Per Person tor Andrew Winans. ican Stock Exchange. $1.29 Fire Auxiliary .3-4 Feet 9 g The Tolland Volunteer Fire Department will hold a clothing LIMITED SUPPLY UPRIGHT 7fh Annual demonstration ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. 4-5 Feet 9 g in the Leonard’s Comer Fire­ house. JAPANESE YEW School Lunches School lunches at all local CORRECTION W H IT E PINE PUNT scltools next week: Monday, 9-12 inchS2-fi9 each of D&L ad Wed., Sept. 20 FOR HEDGE OR SCREENING Spanish rice, meat slice, butter­ 5 for $10.95 ed carrots, Vienna bread and BEAUTIFUL PLANTS SPREADING butter, applesauce; ’Tuesday, 12-15 inch ea. $3.50 PASS hard boiled egg, macaroni 4- 5 F O O T ^10.95 ed. ea. $4.98 salad, buttered green beans, watch out for the JUNIPER 15-18 inch sweet potato, biscuit and butter, 5- 6 F O O T ^14.95 ea. 18-24 inch eo. .$6.98 chocolate ice box catke; Wednes­ ^‘fencing dress”! in navy 15-18-Inch $ 2 9 g 24-30 Jnch ea. $8.50 & day, hamburg on roll, cole slaw, 30-36 inch ea. $8.95 potato chips, carrot sticks, / peaches with vanilla sauce; wool... for jr. petites ANDROMEDA Each^2.98 ’Thursday, oven-fried chicken, KICK mashed potato, • sweet potatoes buttered peas, roll and butter, raisin cup; Frldav, fish sticks, FRUIT TREES 8LUE8ERRIES MOUNTAIN LAUREL tartar sauce, parsley boiled po­ Navy bonded wool skimmer with orange COMPETITION and white stripes around the high neck and down the side. 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COUNTRY STORE 19 V A R IET IES DAFFODILS SAlEStSOnHE 25,.,$2A9 iBiout^ 6 — Andover! Daffodils, mixed II VARIETIES CRODUS Grape Hyacinth 1 8 69e “ If You Can't Stop, Just Wave!’’ 10 VARIETIES HYACINTH Red Emperor Tulip 10 $1 .1 9 Come on.. . stripe up ond be seen In color-1 BEST OF LUCK riot rings on knits of orion. Tee shirted with Med.Size7gc 3 the hint of on " A " line, bock zip for easy |open 10 AJM. to 10 P.M.| Ragbtar In Our Showroom \ For ^ 2 a 0 0 Burton’s Downtown and FUikade getting into. 5-13., Friday, Saturday and STORES OF FASHlO*’* Large Size 19^* 3 ' \ With Your Dad or Mom Stiuday for this sale.' MUMS For ^3.00 Burton’s Downtown ' r-.- — . and Pdriude 319 m a i n ST. MANCHESTER

r-."- V V P A O l SIX MANCHESTER EVENING H13RALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAli), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 PAGE 8BVSN South Windsor Events Long’s Conduct Under Probe Sunken Treasure Hapless Japanese Wives In Safe Keeping Given Divorce Equality Council Okays $19,200 in the Senate Ethics Committee For Year’s Wait 2 Day Sale TOKYO (AP) — Many of to marriage counselors, a non­ EXTRA SAVINGS ON To Purchase 4.8 Acres World Faces Year’s Second Case ST. MARY’S, SclUy Isles, those subservient, feet-wa»hlng existent profession in Japan whose decisions have legal The town council this week tion will be deposited in the gen- Conservatives Gain WASHINGTON (AP) — The allegations with his conduct as a (AP) — A helicopter landed Japanese mates that World War n GIs remember with nostalgia force. Fri. & Sat. approved a resolution for the eral fund. LONDON (AP) — Britain’s Senate ethics committee, grap­ senator. And we’re in no posi­ here today with a treasure trove C a J d o v The wives’ chief complaints appropriation of some |19,200 Any loss or damage to the opposition Conservative party tion to criticize his conduct as a of 1,900 gold coins scooped from and envy have become as pling with its second case of the spunkily Independent as the according to ministry otfloiEtls, from the cajrital expenditures facility will be reported to the picked up two seats in Parlla- lawyer.” the seabed near the wreckage of FAMOUS BRANDS are of infidelity. In 1963 there and WHi-recurring fund for the town manager after an Inspec- ment Thursday in surprise spe- year;'is reported finding it diffi­ In that situation, the source so-called spoiled American an 18th century battle fleet. were 3,638 such charges, fol­ only! purchase for an additional 4.8 tion by the building custodian clal election victories. Labor cult to obtEiin evidence sufficient said, the committee could drop woman. lowed by 2,638 charges of in­ acres o f land adjacent to the and the orgsmization or persons Party leaders said the votes to clear or to condemn the con­ the case and clear Long, make Ronald Morris, leader of a In the old days a husband and now you can charge it too! compatibility. Violence, drunk­ new town hall site, on Sullivan having last rented the building were part of a revolt against duct of Sen. Edward V. Long, some sort of recommendation to private treasure-hunt expedi­ could unilaterally go to the local enness and desertion were other Ave. will be responsible for cost in- Prime Minister Harold Wilson's D-Mo. t o Senate, or “ keep digging” tion, handed over t o coins to city or town office any time he major complaints. In a memorandum to the curred tue to any loss or dam- economic austerity measures, The six-member panel will for evidence. the government’s Official Re­ desired and put his seal on a A divorced wife cannot expect council from town manager age. Labor still .held a comfortable meet again early next week in ceiver of Wrecks who will keep divorce application. One man Involved in the in­ to live on her alimony. Japanese Terry V. Sprenkel. it was noted Failure to make full payment overall majority of 86 in the another effort to decide how to the loot for a year before decid- The office automatically filed quiry said it is proving more usually settle for a lump sum that the acquisition o f the land for such an occurance will re- 630-seat House of Commons, but proceed, but one committee ■ Ing who owns it. it, giving the -wife no legal re­ difficult than the investigation payihent, which in most cases Famous Royce Union Sale! Will sque^ o ff the acerage plot, suit in the Iom of further use the defeat made bookies rate source reported today the ■ evi­ If no claimant appears it will course to protest, contest the which led, the committee to re­ amounts to slightly more than The manager also indicated of the building. the Conservatives 4-6 odds-on dence now in hand is inconclu­ commend, and the Senate to be sold to t o highest bidder and amount of alimony, if any, or $800, although $27 payments are that the Russo Brothers, for- The rules state that the..tpym favorites in the next general sive. adopt, a resolution censuring the finders will get 60 per cent. the custody of their children. not unheard of. mer owners of the land, had will not be liable in any way election. It is at least .three “ Sooner or later we’ve got to Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, (D-Conn.) "I shall be glad to hand them She was out, period. Couples who agree to split up A. 3 Speed Twist Crip Deluxe Bicycle notified the town that an op- fo r acts or actions of any per- years away, say something to the Senate,” for financial misconduct. over for safe keeping,” said In 1960, the first year of Morris, 68, as his divers pre­ equality under, the new civil find it quicker to skirt Family tion could be exercised on the son or organization using the ^ • c »• one member said. In that case, the source said, pared to look for more money. law, women—1(),000 of to m , Court. Both the husband and the remaining land until Feb. 1. facility. Mercenaries S C O U t There were indications the the committee had a ready­ three times as many wjves as wife can do as was done by the a 26” Super Deluxe Bicycle The land in question starts A fee s6hedule, as establish- BUKAVU, Congo (AP) Re­ committee would like to reach made starting point in some 70 “They have certain work to bellious white mercenaries hold­ do—it is quite technical—but husbands—hurried to the courts husband before the civil laws at the southwest corner o f the ed, states that any activity some decision soon, perhaps columns by Drew Pearson and ing Bukavu scouted two suburbs to shuck their men, now that changed. They can go to their newly acquired town property sponsored by a town agency . . next week. Sources close to the Jack Anderson leveling miscon­ I’m sure t o y will come up with something,” he said. they could do so witii a certain local city or town office and put A« Motorcycle twiit gr^ gear. Froot u d and runs 300 feet north, then or political party having been ^Ot°ut meeting strong resis- panel said its members are duct charges against Dodd. 840 feet east M d 234 feet West organized in the town will be tance and werereported Thurs- mindful that Long is up for re- The coins were found paving; amount of property protection, their seals on an application for rear band cal^tar brakaa. Safety-alaeva on EUlington Rd. and 735 feet granted use of the hall without ready to try to enlarge the election in 1968 and already fac­ the floor of a cave in the dah- alimony and custodial expenses divorce, leaving the promises conatructioo. 36 z 1 3/8 tditta w ul tiraa. to the point o f beginning. charge. their control. es the challenge of Lt. Gov. gerous waters around Gilstone for the children. made a private affair, unen­ Chrome ball headlamp. 2-tooe toorlit Thomas Eagleton in the Missou­ Verplanck PTA Ledges. Family courts set up by the forceable by law. lM«. chrome adjuitable handlebar, Title to the land will be tak-/ Activities sponsored by a non- ^ chrome kickstand and rima. Boya’ 807 en during January o f 1968. business organization located in them ri Democratic primary 11 Believed to be the richest new law seek reconciliations as 2 Councilman Raymond Hallo- the town and dealing primarily dovim Wednesday a ^Con- n - months wrom now. Lists Programs treasure ever found off Britain’s well as settle matters of proper­ Black — Girls 508 Black. ane well noted that no financial with young people will also be The inquiry" stems from a coasts, they were from the fleet ty and dependents. Anyone can The Worid's Best was strafing their positions. TThe Verplanck School PTA burden will be placed on the able to use the hall without charge published May 26 by Life of Adm. Sir Clowdlsley Shovell, be heard by paying 100 yen (27 I Perfumes—Colognes Last week, they repelled four will hold its first program of new council by this action since charge. magazine, which accused Long which sank in foggy, stormy cents), the price* of a revenue “Free Gift Wrapplnjg” YOUR CHOIC£ 111 1 the year Tuesday with a pot- “ Lo-Boy, Lo^Gal** twin bar frame, fita "Aa *^chargeu____ of < $7 will >.be levied j Congolese mortar attacks. i j Two j _ of misusing his power as a Sen­ seas 260 years ago. The haul stamp on their application. Only $10,000 of the funds will be re­ mercenaries were killed and a luck, beginning at 7 p.m. age 7 to 11. Chrome fendera and chain- turned to the (town by the sale on groups sponsored by non- ate* subcommittee chairman to could be worth $8.4 million and the very rich hire lawyers for ARTHUR DRUG Steel Storage Sheds dozen wounded. help attorneys defending Team­ At this meeting, the $100 Cath­ may take up to three years to this court. gnard. Dual aafety power brakaa. 98 x of adjacent land to the site to business groups that are not 1.38 white wall tins. Omme ball head* the government for a new pos- dealing primarily with young Leftists Seek Posts sters Union President James R. erine C. Shea Scholarship will recover fully. \ Family courts are equivalent PARIS (AP) — Although the Hoffa. be presented to a former Ver­ buy), a-tooa aaddle and bag. Front tal facility. people. dirome carrier. #853 Boys’, Flamboyant Hallowell also noted that an A nightly rate from 7 p.m. Issues involve only such things Long denied in a Senate planck student, and a film on Ends^Yonr-Stoi^age Problems as local roads and social aid. the psychological development 29.88 Rad; #M4 Girls, Flamboyant Lavender. excess of some $100,000 would to midnight lor activities spon- speech that he misused a Senate Not assembled. 2 of children will be shown. t)« realized by the town this sored by any other organlza- left wing opponents are trying inquiry into wiretapping and in­ 0«r lt | . Uw Met 39.99 year for the new council. “ ons wUl be $20 and during day t° turn Sunday’s local elections vasions of privacy to help the The schedule for the remaind­ Building Use evening hours up to 10 l"to a showing against Presi- Hoffa defense. er of the year will be as follows: EASY In other action, the council hours, the rate will be $40. dent Charles de GauUe. Life said Long received Oct. 10 — Open House. Par­ • Heavy Duty Steel Floor approved revised rules and reg- An extra charge of $5 will Some 6,000 candidates are $48,000 in 1963 and 1964 from ents may visit the school to e Pegboard For Hanging Toob CREDIT ulationsfortheuseoftheCom- ^ levied if the kitchen faclli- run^uK {o r 1,700 open seats on Morris A. Shenker, St. Louis at­ meet teachers and view their e Full Lengfli Shelf 5 4 .8 8 munity Building, formerly « « « are used. 95 department - coun y-cou m torney who represented Hoffa in children’s work. PTA member­ • 4 F t. X 6 Ft. X 6 F t H igh Oar Rag. law Prka 49.9S known as the L nerican Le- Bowling Faculties ells which have a total of 3,000 an appeal from a jury­ ships will be sold in all rooms. eion Hall on Main St Ihe bowling facilities seats. tampering conviction. Nov. 14 — Special program * ^ e regulaUons state that he approved by the towit But the elecUon foUows un^- Long acknowledged the pay­ presented by Dr. Prank H. Hor­ Haavy gauge ateal treated to reaiat corroalon. Garage type lock, two keys. Aaaemblea a ^ use o f the entire council from time to time on Pular social decrees by De ments from Shenker, but said ton, a Manchester pediatrician, aaiUy with Juat pliara A acrewdriver. Ideal for atoring mowers, garden toola A equip- building including the ^ w lin g the^r^commendation of the town Gaidle’s ^ g o v ™ m sum- they were legal fees which did on sex education for elementary m «it furniture etc. Only 6 per store. Allow 2 weda for delivery from factory. not Involve the Teamsters di­ school children. A film will be WH788. ^ ^ n ^ ^ th e ‘'t^ ^ ^ T h e man- schedule is to be re- launched a large campaign to rectly or indirectly. He said shown and discussed. i : ^ ’s " o m c f i s T b e " ^ L ^ - - l - e d annu^ly and the town bring out an anU-gauUl^ vote, they were for client referrals Feb. 13 — A film on child ^ le for the assignment of the "manager wUl p«sent to the Trade Fair Off and legal work done jointly with molesting, presented by the ■PLUS building and the coUectlon of of revenues HONG KONG (AP) - The the St. Louis lawyer. Connecticut State Police. „ and expenses of the previous bi-annual Canton trade fair. Sen. John J. Willlas, R-Del., May 25 — Annual PTA Fai Maintenance and annual oper- y®” ’® operations on an annual ^m inunlst China’s show i^n- sought the ethics committee im final event of the year. ______uasis. dow to the western world, has qulry. Slor-AII Locker

^ 1 1 ^ ^ nTifnfn«t in thp ireneral facility is to be operated been postponed because of “ We’ve had a good deal of re­ will be c o n t ^ ^ in on a fiscal year coinciding with bloody street fighting, travelers search work done,” said com­ CORPORATION government budget of ^ to w . yjat of the town, from July 1 arriving from China’s second mittee chairman John Stennis, LET US PRICE All t o d s collected ^ m t o to June 30. biggest city reported today, D-Miss., the chairman. “ We just YO U R NEXT fee ®®hedule wU be epOT ^ The town manager may“ at Tbe fair was originally sched- haven’t finished our investiga­ HOME IMPROVEMENT DIVISION PRESCRIPTION town’s discretion, delegate respon- “ led to begin Oct. 16. The trav- tion. We’re reviewing the whole OFFICES—SHOWROOMS Super 8 Elecric Eye monthly basis into the town gj|,uity for the use or improve- ders said the starting date was matter.” ARTHUR DRUG General Electric 14.88 Another source put it this general t o d . .. ments to the building to the Put off untU Nov. 16. 986 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD Zoom Movie Camera On m e of t o bidding, t o departments under his LESSONS FROM LBJ? way: “ There’s no way to tie t o 0«r Rag. law Prim 17Jt resolution notes that any tax- jurisdicUon If this is in the best TOKYO (AP) - Communist Percolator Vacuum Cleaner S payer, town agency or political ^ China has charged that a high­ COMPLETE HOME REMODELING FROM DESIGN TO FINISH Haavy duty atad conatructioii — stad floor, er non-business organization lo- ^nd regulations ap- ranking Indian official received VffAff MANCMESTBR CENTBR / OMf flag. Our Rag. cated in the town may use the p]yjng to the facility are ef- instructions from Washington Law Friaa piano hinged top fdda back for aaay accaaa Law Priea — doors snap shut with spring latch. Prims building on a “ first come-first ^n administrative concerning antl-Cfiina activities, 1U 7 I 4.9S 44.87 served basis.” Rentals may be acceptance by PeWng’s New China News 24.70 baked green outdoor punt — Ideal for made to other organizations, in- a majority o f the council The Agency said Deputy Foreign Elaetrlc eye adjusts aubxnatieally for every trash cans — firewood, lawn furniture, etc. Not apaembled. Only 95 per store. Allow 9 eluding non-residents or non- posted on each Minister Morarjl Desai ” auc- \ ■ Adjoatable brew adector, coffee ataya at Powerful cleaner with super capacity dust light change — even warns you wheo not to taxpayers, if there are available of the community build- national inter- bag. RoU-eaay wbeda, toMrida toe awitdi. Oioot. Zoom from wide sajpe to tslqibolo weeks for delivery from factory. H106. ests freely to American monopo­ LO M B ER p aerving tonp. automatically. Brewa 4 to 8 — dosaupa with a dny>la lever aettoo. Bintary dates. mg. 8 ou. eapa.«Pi2 Home cleaning tools taiduded. Durable atael E . Use of t o building may be ly capital.” chaaaia. «VC890SP M va maana no refused to any person or or- Manchester Evening Herald It said Desai received Wash­ ganization if the town manager gouth Windsor correspondent, ington’s instruction on anti- or his representative has reason Lyons, tel. 644-8682. China activities “ while begging to believe that t o contemplated ______for money, for food, for arms” use might be detrimental to the during a visit to the United Bowling Bag Sale! building or might unreasonably Singapore Oil Port States Sept. 10-17. disturb the peace and quiet of we have the surrounding neighborhood. SINGAPORE —The Indepen- SCIENTIFIC JARGON The town is not responsible dent nation of Singapore is on MEDFORD, Mass. (AP) — A l i b A. Keystone Bag for a commitment of the buUd- an island only 224 square miles sign over the Institute of Nu- Ing and facilities unless the full ‘n area. Singapore has the clear Research shed where Dr. fee for it l rental has been paid Afth largest port in the world Norton Nickerson Tufts Uniyer- and a receipt Issued. All appU- and the biggest oil shipping and sity works, reads Tn- cants for the use of the bu llin g bunkering port in the world. stitute of Nuclear Research. must comply with all a p p lica b le______2.88 ordinances and laws governing the use of t o facility. The town may require, if It When The Occasion Calls for Rowers,^ is deemed necessary, the serv­ Think of The ■ Jf PALI FIX-UP Compartment Bag ices of a police officer with t o Moko ut your htadquartors fee for this service a separate Parkhill-Joyce ) for all your homo ropatr Golden Vigor© 25” Lawn Sweeper 30” x 40” Dalite item and paid to the town at nood*. Our pricos aro low, Sliding FALL FIX-UP TIME t o standard rate. valuos aro high and sorvlco Glass Doors Fall means fix-up time! Whether your home needs a new paint job, protec­ by Parker Glass Beaded Screen Revenues to Town Flower Shop } prompt and cOurtooui. Lawn Food The town will also derive all bring the beauty tive siding, a new roof or perhaps those worn out gutters should be re­ 4.88 Frank Gakeler, Proprietor revenues accrued from conces­ 601 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER )| of the outdoors ' | placed. Whatever home improvement you are considering, it's wise to get it Our Rag. sions or vending machines locat into your home. Law Priea (Next to Hartford National J/ I done before winter sets in. ed within the building. These Bank) \ From Oir R«f. SSJt • YES--WE DELIVER • j) L8W Friaw o.Molded Fiberglas Bag machines will be located at t o .5 0 21o88 4.84 Phones; 649-0791—649-1443 J r SA9 i discretion of the tovm manager Make saw work of tboaa fall laavea. 9 dual and revenues from their opera- 2.88 s COLD WEATHER TEST LIST ated b a «e d brndwa, cast iroa gears and pinkxia. Easy UfUiat basket Tripod mounted. For a brillUnt projectian □ STORM 'WINDOWS, Doom — Ught □ Build a GARAGE—or endose the of your slides and moviaa. DECORATOR DOORS fit can prevent heat loos. carport for quicker atants on cold Wont bom, goes teOwfi deeper momings. roota aadiam a ftdlfi six rnontha. STANLEY PBUNEB 6.88 .Enhancs tha beauty of your rooms with handsome itylkh □ ROOF—Weathentdite? Avoid water 75 par stoia — no rsinchacks 1A9 decorator doors. All standard damage by checking ehlng'les, flaEdi- □ DORMER—make use o f that wasted |izei—many patterns tngs, guftbere and downspouts. attic area fibr that extra bedroom. □ PAINTING—A paint job InBlde or □ REC RCXXM)—Finish off your base­ outside can do wondere. ment for an aU-family playroom. PAINT □ SIDING—Tight? Need paitchlng? Re­ □ BATHROOM'—Remodel your present SPECIAL PURCHASE! DISCOVER cover with alumfoum dapboerda or one or add a much needed second Fine quality paints — inside compioisitlon shinglea. one. and out. Paint it yourself and save. □ BNOLOSHD BRED03ZB3WAY—or pouch □ ADDITION—X-itra room for X-t*ia & As low as fOr year round use. comfort. Mens Ladies □ Modernize KPICHENl-TTmake it the □ FLOORING - instau a beautiful m .8 9 gal’ most used room in the home, the new vlnya on inlaid floor to add that INSUUTE most convenient, tx>o. new look. PANELING Bowling Shoes Give your walls the full rich If you decide there’s a job or two that needs doing call or come in and dis­ beauty of authentic wood cuss it with our trained personnel. r ,o „ » - 1 0 . OaoniM laathar shoes. Entira manufacturers t k m f p L Tbsaa dioes normally sa& for 9 and 9 times the 3.88 sab 2x3 Fir 8' aaveral pair for bo 52c and casual wear. AH ROOFING NOT TALK...JUST FACT modab not compbte. 1x12 Shelving Asphalt shingles in a variety of X-TRA is our first name. We give X-Tro value . . . at no X-Tra Gost... PP. 12c styles end colors. Where You "SELECr' Your As low as NO MONEY DOWN. . . LOW BANK TERMS A'xB’xVs" \ $ 7 '.10 sq- ft- & , Fabrics—Never "Settle"... ' Pegboard REKRENCES; $2.88 CALL N O W SPECIAL PURCHASE! ManclMstwr Cfiombwr of Commarea 3 FLOORS OF FABRICS! " Ladies Golf Shoes Pilr • REMNANTS (Woolens, Cordiiroy) ...... On S ^ e CASH and CARRY Savings Bonk of Manehoslwr Free Shop.At-Home Sendee 5.97 • DRESS FABRICS ...... On Main Floor ConnocHcut Bank & Trust Co. • RUGS and DRAPERY ...... In Bargain Basement But most of all your neighbors, the t : — — . ^ \ 1 - ■;. - V many people that we have done woik MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALE: FR^, and SAT. CHENEY Open tiU 9:00 P.M . 2897778 for in the area. These are our best ref­ \ h a l l Open Sat. till 6:00 P.M. erences. We will be happy' t o show yotf ^ 7 Days A Week— EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT jobs that luive been completed right in ___“ Your Flabric Headquarters since 1926!*' your mighborhood.— ___ 24 Hours A Day 177 Hartford Road, Comer o f Pine St., Manchester P A G E EIG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 P A G E r O N I ------de sole empire gown and car­ Gatchingr Up On The Oonstrictor Father Feared Demonstrations ried a bouquet of roses and 4Uuirl^pfitrr ^ ■ ■ I I I I white daisies. 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