380 Communists Die in Two Viet Fights
PAGOS TWENTY THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1967 iHanriri^Bter £t» ttitts ^ ra lli Partly cloudy, warm and - Mr. and Mrs. WUUun AdUny Democrats Meet or Ken Gibson, chah<- humid tonight, low In 60s; and tlMlr dailiditer, PiisoUla, i t man of the Young Demnorats. Naw England's LoO<||ing sunny, warm and humid to About Town 105 M cK ee S t n c e n t ly visited The party Ai edso seeking morrow, high In 80s. B t o Ouvl RmOtU, duigtiter MTb. Adamy’s parents, MT. si^ Monday to Plan oampaign oontributtons, which should tM sent to BycfacMd In Two-Yaar Prpfasslenal lUanehe$i^r^A CUy of VUlage Charm ''' o t 3ffr. UMl IbB- A.H. R u k WI, Mrs. James W. McAdam, for Election Work as BkUivte Rd. «|nd * Junior merly of.106 McKee St., at their the nanne o f Mie Oommittee for School of home at Ormond Beach, Fla. Oonran. (Olaesllled Advertlsiag on Page PRICE SEVEN CENTS « t Nonnflc B(n|)ttal%8olinol o( The Demncrailtc Town CDm- 5DL>^iXXXVI, NO. 247 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21. 1967 Shinikia', iwuB one of four stu- They were accompanied hy '• 'fi___ J. dent nunm who reocfvod an Mrs. Adamy’s brother-in-law ihttibM wdU m eet M onday fit 8 amnand for academic excellence and slater, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-^ pm . in the MuaWlpal Butfdbic ACCOUNTING seph Bruiw, of West Hartford,' Police Arrests daringr Iwr fcdunan y«ar gtvMi hearing ,,room to diaouM Mnal Septamlier 1867 edmlasloB. b y Mm OanneoUout State Baud and tbeir children. They also plans ICr next Wednesday’s spe visited Mr. and Mrs. William HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING of Bbiwnlnen for mining. Henry F. Glods, 87, of 8 New- McKee, formerly of Manches cial ejection, reports Ted Cum 66 Forest S t, Hartford—Td. 247«1116 men S t was chaiged at • pm. IM. S gt. Slvereibt ML HewMA ter, at Daytona Beach, Fla. mings, oommlMtee obalnusB. AppUcatioDs now being accepted for 380 Communists Die yaaberdsy with fenach of peace ' and family of Washington, D.C., Votera in AasemUy Dtstrict as a result cf^a domestlo dls- eire vaoeMncffig at '“lyiinlde” The second registration for 18 w ill ohiaoBe Thom as Oonran, turtnnoe at Mb home, poOce re swimming lessons sponsor oottago, Ootanbla EjbIobi. H e is the Demcicratic candidate, or ported. ed by the Town Recreation De Mm son of Mr. and Mrs, John Donald Genoveet, Republican, to IFolIpe said they aneated him partment will be held tomorrow Hemdtt of IBoyntnn Beach Ela., flU Mm vsjoancy for State Rep on a oomptaint of his wife. OMbe Hogow, Batters, Ver- fonneriy of iManchcBter. He Is resentative from the dlatclct Gtade Is free on |300 bond In Two Viet Fights Globe Hollow, Saulters, Ver- a oomCNitor management mi- created by the reomt death of pen din g eppeoxanoe in iMian- ACADEMIC planck and Waddell. Lessons pcrvlsor In the 'Air IForoe Sys- Vkioent Genoveet, who had been cheSter caiwuit 18 Aug. 14. will start Monday. tema Oommand and has been in elected to the post lost flgtll. Beink» Caswell of RFD 4, READING IMPROVEMENT CENTER. iNC. Mie Air IFVHloe for 02 yeans. He In preparatkai for the elec Coventry was charged at 9:20 Stanley E . G rzyb o f 20 B erke was recently cited at Outstand tion, Cummings said, party lead pm .' yesterday with faUure to ley St., has been named to the FINAL REOISTXtATlONS ABB NOW BBINO AOOBPTBD in g INOO fo r Mm quarter at Air ers and workers In all seven tUoy a traffic oontrol signal. dean’s list for the spring se Force System Oommand Head- diatrfets have cooperated in get Police said she drove through FOB THB SECOND BHMMEB SESSION ^ Buyers *' U.S. CarrieT mester at Dickinson College, quartens, A ndrew s AF1B, Md. ting out a mailing to aU Demo a rad hgfat at Main Paik Sta Carlisle, Pa. JULY 81 TO AUGUST 84 crats end unaftUlated vetens In She is scheehiled to appear In World War I Barracks and Pilots Bag the lath DistaidL Manchester Circuit Court 12' 4r Olassea held 4 days weehtar, Bloiiday Uumigh Ihorsday S PCT. IS FLOOD PLAIN Outlook Auxiliary will have a picnic The letters contain absentee A u g. 7. A Hours 8:16-8t45 AJML or lOtOO-UtSO AM. ocOMdiag to Sunday at 2 p.m., rain or shine, WASHINGTON—In the dnltcd bainots, a memorandum urging ptaoement Three MIGs at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. States—excepting Hawaii and partioipatlon ta the election, ■ k Fro-testing prom m ’ fw diagnosis and i^hoement WUber UtUe, 195 Spencer St Alaska—there are about 200,000 'and a ca rd hating Mte b a ck Had No Vowels arFrograms for Eteewentaiy, Jr. EOgh and O g h School Brighter SAIGON (AP)— South Those attending are reminded square miles of flood plains, or ground of the Democratic can The earliest written alpha Vietnamese and South Ko to bring articles for a kitchen about 6 per cent of the total didate. bets did not contain vowejis. ■ k Alr-Oondlttoiied dasoiooiiM . * OertlfM Tenohers WASHINGTON (AP)—A ser social. land area. * Central Location AAmple Faridng rean troops reported kill 2 Addiitionel vdlunteen are When the Greeks borrowed the ies of federal and congrresslonal ing 380 Communist sol needed to man telephones, and Phoenician letter symbols, they 68 EAST OBNTBB ST. Lafonnatton actions Improve the outlook for those wishing bo help are asked used the characters they did MANGHESTEB, CONN. 648-9947 Hehneted police, armed with shotguns, pass blaz nor looting was reported.NPolice marched shoulder diers in two savage battles U.8. consumers. If all bear to call Oumminga, Chester By- not need for consonant sounds Andrews BoUding (Next to Oavey's Bestanrant) er ing grocery store in north Minneapolis as they be- to shoulder down a three-bl^k area to dear the today while, over North cholski, OonnHv’s campaign to represent the vowels, thus gin to dear crowd of unruly Negroes in a second way for firemen and halt lootihg. (AP Photofax) fruit, buyers may not necessari Vietnam, American carrier BEAN FESTIVAL -- night of violence. Fire bombs were thrown and mi ly save money but they’ll be pilots blasted three MIGs assiured a fsiirer shake in the from the sky and probably marketplace. J U L Y ^ d . WhUe . federal agencies moved dawned a fourth. SATURDAY, The aerial action was the first Thursday to Implement or Im IJConn^ Beauty significant dogfight over the Sttrving 3 to 8 P.M. pose rules governing sale of :2nd Night of Negro Violence North in six weeks. food and transistor radios, Bean Hole Beans , BTORBS (AP) — Tke I ^ • 1 g Brings You The Very Finest Univerttty of Connecticut. congressional subcommittees South Vietnamese headquar ters said an elite' airborne bat Served w ith ch oice o f Hani o r H ot D ok and has a more than average worked toward Improving the connection with beautiful auto insuremee shopper’s lot, talion killed 240 enemy soldiers JKeeps Minneapolis oh Edge In northernmost Quang Tri Cole Slaw— Salt Poric— ^Relish— ^Ketchup r i n c j i u r s t Things To Eat girls thia Biunmer. lotting credit buyers know what credit costs and looking out for Province along the coastal plain despite a strict police siurveil- Mlse Connecticut, Diane Home Abide Brown Bread Plus LOW PRICES .lOmOAGO (AP)—Rock many days rumors of Impend air travelers. In a fight with what was evi Open Thurs. and Fri. HU 9 — at 8 A.M. Fri. and Sot. lance and the presence of Na Byio, 21, of Norwalk, will be throwing, at least two ing trouble have been cir These were the developments: dently a Ckimmunist battalion of tional Guardsmen. a sen ior a t UOoim in Sei>- Coffee, Milk and Ice Cream culating. In certain measure it —The F ederal Trade Oon\- about 600 men. The Communists diootings and a dozen At the black power meeting in tem ber. MR. AND MRS. PETER ALLAN KLOCK was organized around the ru mlsslon proposed a rule that were reported to have aban Come in and see what’s happening at Pinehurst... Prove to yourself that dmaU fires were reported Newark, N.J., H. Rapp Brown, MASS Connecticut Agricul Four Serving Lines—^No Waiting mors themselves.” would force sellers of transistor doned 89 weapons. you get the finest in ‘'Good Things To Eat” at Pinehunst plus low prices, $8 violence flared up in In Durham , N .C., som e 300 national chairman of the Stu ture, Diane Buscagna, 18, of Henry St. and Felix S. Klock radios to list In their advertising About 100 miles to the south in Rain or Shino Miss Susan Lynn Hallock of RAR too. No coupons to fool with . . . or be fooled by. MinneapoIiB, Minn., Thurs Negroes staged a relatively dent Nonviolent Coordinating Coventry, iplans to enter of Glastonbury. and labeling a true count of the coastal Binh Dinh Province, Riverhead, N.Y. and Peter Al peaceful march to City HaU to Committee, said President Lyn UConn >ps a freshman this Two largo oxhibitlon hedb ovollablo The Rev. John Howard of day night and early today. number of transistors. ' troopers of South Korea’s White GHIOKEN Got Milk In got. |iig for 80c.. .Sooltasf lea Cream„99e Va-gd... underline their demands for bet don B. Johnson was ready to fa ll. lan Klock of Manchester were First Presbyterian Church, A police Inspector said tme The FTC said the practice of Horse Division overran jungle iwoond outbreak.in two nights ter housing and other social re hdp “racist authorities” stop What’s mote. Miss Uni- Adults: $1.50 diHdion: 75c united In marriage Saturday, Southold, N.Y. peifUimed the Maxwoll Housa Caffta 69e lb., $1.38 for 2-lb. can. . .10-ok. $1.45 listing transistors that don’t headquarters of the Viet Cong’s A LA KING dpeurred on the Negro North violence in Newark but made no verse, Sylvia Httcbcook, 21, June 10, in the garden at the double-rl^ ceremony. form s, rraUy add to a radio’s effective 96th Regiment and reported kill |ar of Instant Maxwoll Homo fo¥ $1.09 “iide of the city. There were no A battaUon of National move to Improve conditions for of Miami, Fla., te the bister home of the bride’s parents. Mrs. Robert W. ZebrowsM of ness misleads purchasers Into ing 140 guerrillas. They cap stock your shelves, bring N egroes. ^ of UConn art* Instructor TOLLAND COUNTY The bride Is a daughter of Pennsylvania, sister of the Or buy 73c Band-Aids here for 59c, $1.69 Tampex for $1.09, $1.00 size Ban .^tallUes from the shootings but Guarettmen was dismissed fttt- believing certain radios are bet tured 70 weapons. a doz. cans to your shore er the march, but a small num Raymond HltchCock. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Young bride, was matron of honor. Spray 79c, $1.60 Coppertone for $1.28. toro Injuries. ter than they actually are. The Koreans were still In pur AGRICULTURAL CENTER cottage. No refrigeration ber of the remained (See Page Ten) Hallock of Riverhead. ’The Robert Fenn of Manchester - Earlier, Mayor Arthur Noft- —It was learned that Chair suit of scattered guerrilla forces . . . just heat and serve alln blamed the Wednesday on the scene where poUcemen, Rout* 30 Roekvillo - bridegroom is a son of Mrs. served as best man. man Emanuel Celler, D-N.Y., at last report. They said their nl|^t outbreak o t street fights sheriff’s deputies and state Nancy Overton Klock of 68 your favorite w ay. . . See has ordered the staff of his losses were light. M rs. K lock Is a 1966 graduate REGULAR PRICE $1.19 'and firebombing on a few “law- highway patrolmen—all heavUy what you save at Pine- House antitrust subcommittee The South Vietnamese did not of Wellesley College, and re -less” Individuals and said the armed—lined the route of the hurst on this delicious to probe the auto insurance in . 4 ^ announce their casualties. ceived a master’s degree In 'Negro community was not at m arch. A la King. RISE SHAVmC CREAM Senate May Review dustry. Aim of the investiga Heavy Communist weapons Jime from John Hopkins Uni 11-oz. 55c An org;anlzer of the march, -fa u lt tion: To see whether the in Sour Moment for Aliens losses In both fights indicated versity, Baltimore, Md. Mr. Ben Ruffin, said, “We went REGULAR $1.09 ?* “We’re dealing with a few dustry should retain Its 1946 clear-cut victories for the allies. IC ock is a 1965 graduate o f downtown to demonstrate to the 'Individuals who want to inflame congressional exemption from Immigration officer Raymond Smith flushes out Massachusetts Bistltube of Tech 3 cans * 1 Zhie community,” he said. ’’For white folks we could march LBJ Plush Job Gift first of 41 Mexican nationals from a vinegar trans U.S. Command eumounced two J antitrust laws. nology, and Is associated with JOHNSON BABY SHAMPOO 7-oz. 75c peacefully. Now they can take American coastal amphibious TEMPLE’S The probe apparently resulted port tanker. U.S. Border Patrol photo was taken assaults to seek out Communist the biophysics department at WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. been a $17,560 civU servant In the money they spent on all from a request by subcommit after the aliens were discovered being smuggled 8 ? j;ohns Hopkins University. The those police and spend it for John J. Williams, R-Del., asked the Small Business Administra- units which have avoided batUe couple will live in Baltimore af tee members Reps. Peter J. across the border from Tijuana. Many were ill for 11 days. The landings were Improvements.” the Senate today to reconsider tlon. Rodino, D-N.J., and William T. ter Sept 1. GENUINE 1967 SPRING LAMB VALUE — TENDER, FLAVORFUL p Powell Due A group of Negro leaders in , from vinegar fumes. (AP Photofax) In the Mekong delta and just SPRUCE UP YOUR HMIE fOR SUMMER the suddenly controversial ap- Thursday, McHugh landed on Cahill, R-N.J., who told Celler Leg O* Lamb Cairo, ni., warned the city offi ~ below the demlUtarixed zone. polntment of fllmon Francis Me- the front page of (he WaU Street In a letter of widespread com Eln New York; cials 'Thursday to expect more Hugh, husband of a former sec- journal in a story that said Two American Crusader jets TRUCKLOAD PRICES plaints that auto Insurance were shot up In the air battle 20 RO O M SIZE Town Will Buy racial violence If demands were retary to President Johnson, as rather flatly McHygh had bean firms discriminate among pur- O’. Lamb Ttot met by Sunday afternoon. a member of the Subversive appointed to the plush job be- miles north of Haiphong but Fancy Leg cl^ crs on racial, occupational Arrest Seen LBJ Tax Hike Plan made It safely back to the car Works Vehicles “Calro will look like Rome Activities Control Board. cause of the marriage—Snd and economic grounds. ASBESTOS RUGS burning down,” If the Negroes Williams made his motion in a with the help of some greased rier Bon Homme Richard In the The town is advertising for : NEW YORK (AP) — Deposed don’t obtain their satisfaction, Chairman Leonor K. Sulli 9’ X 12’ Hercukm or Nykm UB. Choice new apriiy crop 8 lb. Senate that was as sparsely at- sUds through the Senate conflr- (8 m P age T en) bids to supply the public works Congressman Adam C9ayton one of their spokesmen said. tended as the Monday session at matlon. van, D-Mo., of the House con Seen Nearly Ready VINYL TILE and absolutely delicious! Coonoe, a lio le o r sumer affairs subcommittee Be-inforoed with doable Jute book for ..department with a tandem roll rum p h a lf 'Powell______was______en ____ route to New The Illinois city had been hit which McHugh’s nominaUon for added streagth. Beautiful decorator put one on your list . . . please McHugh was unavailable for urged the panel to make tough er, vacuum leal collector, and -York today to begin an attempt firebombing and sniping last $25,000-a-year job was con- comment about the story. The WASHINGTON (AP) — Indi Is strong, bouyant and moving colors. two dump trucks. the hungry crowd this week. * Sunday night and there were fjrmed without dissent. er a so-called "truth-ln-lendlng” cations grew today that the ad toward the boom they predicted -to appeal a criminal contempt W hite Houm press secretary, measure that recently cleared Justice Dept. Sealed bids will be received fires Ignited Tuesday night Delaware senator also ministration Is putting finishing last January. «99 VALUE 75s lOf court citation, a spokesman George Christian, loallad It a the Senate. Smaller 63/i to 7V^ lb. legs of this delicious Iamb on sale too, at a great proposed that President John touches on Its plahs for a tax Secretary of the Treasury in the town manager’s office on hatchet job and commented that The Senate-passed bill .would saving . 7:^ the National Association for son be asked to return to the Increase. Henry H. Fowler and Under Asks Court to the leaf collector imtil 11:30 . . lb. 7 & e ’’certainly the President’s require most lenders to list the & Advancement of CMored Senate the nomination papers Government economists, secretary Joseph M. Barr 9" X 9” TUeo—12” x 12" Tiles—45 sq. a.m. Aug. 8; on the two-to- knowledge of an appointee Is an true annual Interest they Block Merger $ C A . 9 S -People said. Judge as Juror? approved Monday. armed with a late string ot sta huddled late Thursday with ft. per case. Very good selectioa in three-ton roller imtll 11 a.m. important factor.” charge. Mrs. Sullivan is pushing stock . Aug. 8; and on the dump trucks ' ,016 spokesman said Powell The five-man board—bom 17 tistics, contended the economy Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, D— WABHINOTON (AP) —The -would arrive at Kennedy Alr- JA O K SO N V nA iB , F 1 a. The incident provoked one for a federal celling of 18 per imtU 11:30 a.m . Aug. 9. LUAU LAMB KEBABS years ago during the country’s Ark., of the tax-writing House Justice Department asked a LAMB SALE ^ rt by commercial alriiner (AP)—Circuit Court Judge member of the Senate Ap- cent o 1 financing charges — far Ways and Means Oommittee in Delivery of the vehicles Is to request, bone a lamb leg and cut it just right for Kebabs . . . Marion W. Gooding Tjeglns antl-Gommunlst upheavals—^to propriationa Oommittee, Sen. below the maximum often U.S. Ciourt of Appeals today to be made at the town highway Featuring Brand or bone and roll a leg to make carving easier for you. Or for 'from Miami at 11:82 a.m. Two day has virtually nothing to do. Mills’ office. And Fowler Is ex overturn the Federal Communi 9x12 UNOLEUM RUG, Reg. M S ^Jiastom Air lines flights from Ms vacation. Aug. 7 but he Gordon L. AUott, R—Oolp., to charjod — plus a ban on gar- Judges ‘Freak’ pected to remain available this garage a t 263 O lcott St. McHugh, 29, came on the job debte. ‘ cation Comnilaslon’s approval New 1967 Spring Lamb 2 meflls in one, we suggest you have sixne chops cut off . . . 'IClainl wen due to arrive - at may spend the first week of label the McHugh appointmeht WMkend for any pomible high —what there is o f It—M onday, —The Food and Drug Admin of toe merger of American Serve Shutfine Mint Jelly and Frozen Peas with lamb . . . time. The first landed on his holiday In court—as a “an outrage and a disgrace.” Bods Who Hang level conference on taxes. Tender, Flavorful, Shoulder Cut 11 months after his marriage to istration announced its new Broadcasting Companies,* Inc., time and Powell was not ju ror. As a taxpayer, AUott said, he One source said a formal tax Victoria McCammon, then one rules requiring food packagers and International Telephone A -Inboard. The second was delayed G oodin g's name w as was burned up. Ulysses in Pigs bill ^ould be sent to Congress BLOCK ISLAND of President Johnson’s favorite * Telegraph Oorp. YOU ALWAYS Spring Lamb Chops Penobscot Fresh 'OntU 12:26 p.m . drawn as part of a panel of DETROIT (AP) — Bring your w ithin 10 days. Fresh secretaries. He previously had (Bee Page Ten) (8 m P age H u m ) It contended a merger of the Quick and easy to ■ Then was a flurry of activity prospective jurors ordered bod over tomorrow and we’ll President Johnson proposed a two would be "likely to result in SAVE AT THE get on the table. CHICKEN LEGS the airport and two attorneys to report for duty the' morn hop In my pig, catch the rays 6 per cent surtax on income tax Delicious and tljlft- SWORDFISH ing of Aug. 7 Gooding said substantial detriment to tha 'tor Uie congressman were at the and have a boss time. es last Jeuiuary to help pay for ARMSTRONQ ARMSTRONQ Uy low priced. 99% he will not ask presiding pu blic.” ARTHUR DRUfi Ehid Slices ^Bastezn terminal at Kennedy. the Vietnam war, hold down Judge WlUlam A. Stanley If that makes sense to you, <1 - „The NAACP spokesman said interest rates and stem infla The department said that the Lb. 4 9 c to release him from duty. then you’re hip (which Is an out Embossed Linoleum Montina* Vinyl Corlon Tpow « 11 was to be met at the alr- tionary pressure from the boom FCC acted to approve the $2.8- RIB LAMB Lb. 8 9 c Gooding said he would serve dated word) to "the latest in Center slices lb. 99c CHICKEN LIVERS lb . 79c rjiort by the city Sheriff, who teen-age talk, which' they call economists said was coming. bllllon merger—Mggeot ever In A tawtaUzing different floor with a natural on a jury unless an attorney M»he» a beantifal pnetloal floor In colorful rwould place hi™ under technical slanguate. , Johnson has not sent a formal broadcaatlng—“without making design effect that fits ptacUcally every dee- fears the judge might be 8 dimensional destgii. Zfjrest He said Powell would tax message or tax legislation a proper analysis of the com orw ve theme. Use It with everything from CHOPS lb. $1.19 prejudiced and asks that be The bod Is the body—yourself; .AOt b e detained, the pig Is a car that looks pow to Congress but at a news con petitive effects” and erroneous Its richly textiuad appearance makes It modem to feudal. Ideal for both home and QUICK, EASY TO PREPARE * DELUXE ROUND STEAK G R O U N D ...... Hb. 99c be excused. ly approved the transaction. business. Can be Installed on floors in direct u. The arrangement was worked erful but has a small engine; ference this week he reaffirmed Ideal for just about any room in the house Under Florida law judges and the soft colors will give a lift to any contact with the ground. 19 beautiful colors. Lamb Patties lb. 8^c TENDER SHOULDER STEAK...... lb. 69e out with the courts by Robert L. catcMng the rays is getting a his Intention to do so. He said In a 10-page notice of appeal decorative scheme. .Carter, chief legal counsel of are among those who have simtan; and boss is the same as the 6 per cent rate he proposed the department aald toe FCC the right to be exempt from NOW LAMB FORE SHANKS lb. 89c CENTER RLOCK CHUCK ROAST ...... lb. 59e :^ e National Association for tae great. in January could be adjusted— “gave undue and unwarranted Kids go for these “midget roasts.” So .Advanesment of Oolond Feo- jury duty, but only If they A Detroit News survey of presumably upward—but no weight” to assurances by ITT I* simple! Braise, simmer or bake. Mississippi (Dnbuque same as Miss Iowa) and Oscar Mayer request It. teen-age talk uncovered these decision has been made. as to the future conduct of the LAMB STEW (neck) (Bee Page nirteea) It’s known, however, that al- merged companies. ITT had .9 5 * a good buy aic. 19c X>. m; gems, and more. Bacon lb. 89c. Small genuine,Spareribs and Pmiobscot Chickens it. SQU ARE for barb^ue ... > (8 m P age H utm) (S m P a ge T en) (Bm Pnge HiTM) YARD SQ U AR E YABO FOR A • Guaranteed 1st Quality • • Cut from Fun Bolls a Begubufly f9-00 •Preparation and Installation Extra SPECIAL Arabs Resist Reds OCCASION? NEW TOM C A T S .; .AEay C ats.. .Pal C o ti .. .SkBiMia CoH West’s Diplomats Stunned CERAMIC TILE BATHROOM Rent a new Comet or Mercury. Low Rates . . . Scodow els All oata will be happy to try this GOURMET On UN Peace Bid Daily • • • Weekly . . . CAT FOOD by Puss in Boots. u n i t e d n a t i o n s , N .Y . Despite toe reported Soviet M onthly. •On* MMI| * INOIDtK '(A P) — The Soviet Union was reversal and toe Arabs’ depend By Many Soviet Blunders Liver *ii Gravy .*T^p(»ted trying to persuade ence on toe Russians to make An AP News Analytts clala in Moscow. Some of (t a clearcut assembly demand for ■ ^ knb nations today to accept a up toqir losses In toe June 6-10 By MAX HABBELSON stemmed from faulty intelli the withdrawal of IsraeU troops Kidney ’n Gmvy war, diplomats said Algeria and TELEPHONB 10 CANS *tl .8.-eupported compromise UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. gence and some from diplo from Arab territory la a blow to Chidnn ’ll Liver UnMng the wlOidrawal of IsraeU Syria were holding out for an (AP) — .Western diplomats are matic necessity which required the Russians and helps explain Chicken Parts "^jiccupation forces with the end assembly demand for uncondl- not as surprised by toe Soviet toe Soviet Union to take losing why they have kept foreign Frae tfamal withdrawal . of Israeli HiMBemeat ’n Gmvy U ft the Arabs’ 19-year-old state of Union’s failure to win toe diplo positions. Minister Andrei A. Gromyko In * 1.00 ^isar against Israel. But the Ar- forces. This along with toe Lat- matic battle at the United Na Most U.N. officials don’t think New York for npore than four Estimatst in-American resolution failed on RESERVE A CAR CUo Oat or Dog Food $1.00 ^abe, led by Syria and Algeria, tions over toe Middle East as by Fedorenko Initiated the idea of weeks trying to find a face-sav srere reported adamantly reslst- July 4 to muster toe two-toiids the string of blunders that .toe emergency, session of the ing formula. Case of 48, $6.00 majority necessary for approv SHOP AT tha Soviet pressure. caused the Russians to lose the General Assembly, overriding As the permanent'representa NOW . . . CAU n al. ' A TlM 122-natlon General As- Skirmishes as well aarthe war the long-held Soviet doctrine tive >of toe Soviet Unkm at U.N. HOME Jumbo The Arabs also showed no Itself. that peacekeeping matters SCOOT 2 for 27o tilemUy, sMUng sgrMment on a sympathy for another move to headquanters, Fedorenko was ■ -Y NATIVE-4IEW CROP— SUMMER ^rasblutian before it ends its flve- No one can recall a time when should be handled by the Securi the man in toe middle diuring !i iifS 643-5135 give toe assembly an innocuous the Kremlin got Into so many ty Council. DIAL NAPKINS -weSk emergency seaslan o n the resolution sending toe stalemate most of toe debate, and he waa Biddle East crtola, was to mMt untenable posltlona and suffered Since 1960 the Soviet Union responsible for carrying out tha I Ptotel Colon Seott Towels back to toe Security Council. so many rebuffs in any similar had Insisted that the “uniting 64341682 LEASING this afternoon. Some diplomats Arab diplomats said all IS Arab Kremlin’a decisions. It is gener- SQUASH ISi axpMted snoUier quick adjourn two-month period. for peace” procedure for calling aUy agreed that Ida bitter at delegattons decided to vote One-Two-Three 10 for P1.00 3 ivt 8 9 c ment untU Saturday or Monday This raises some questions' emergency assembly sessions tacks on Israel and hla snlpiag Calif. Oioiigas...... bog of 12 59e against It, but Austria, Finland whether Soviet diplomats sud was Illegal, but that Is the way Year Leasing PhuMB .46 give the compromlM efforto and Sweden suspended efforts to at various Individuala, including No Ob^ligation m ore tim e. denly lost their touch, and if so toe current aeesion was con Secretary-General U Tbant and All Makes and Models promote toe resolution on hear who was to blame for the step vened. This procedure was flret East European soutcm said three Security Council COMPLETELY INSTALLED — OUT OF TOWN ing toot there waa a chance o f a by step lapses.^ " Russians were attempting to proposed by toe Uid(ed States to prealdenta, contributed to an CALL COLLECT Frequently newoomera call and ask tbo looattoa U.S.-8ovlet compromise. *DonH Throw in the SpongeP reach a compromise on th« ba- There haa been wldeepread get around perslstemt Soviet ve unfavorable image presented by of PhMhnnt. Wo a n on BlalnLain 8A,BO, NorOin orni ofox ttw«no In Tel Aviv, mtonned sources speculation tl^ Nikolai T. Fe toes in the Security OouncU MORIAkTY t|ito ot a modification of the Lat said Soviet arms shipments to A g riTnap-ing victim o f a sponge th r o v anrased participaiits In th e yos- the Rueelana. Center, one bloek north oft the Armory at tae dorenko was toe Mntral figure The dedaion on tola SMmed to OPEN DAILY in- American resolution ^toey Egypt to replace ioeses In toe tei^ y at iTcarnival conducted for playgri^d cnildren at the West Side (Wal. As recently aa July 9. fo r ex corner of Btoln and BUddle Tunmlkob anMto you and that he may be repku:ed, one for the hipest level. BROTHERS ' id earlier. It called tor. L’ ample, Fedorenko delayed .for tarn and go Boot to the H||^U|A Stiieel and Went war have Included limited num 'A similar carnival was held at Bowers Sdiool playground. Atxnit 860 children but it would be an. oyerslm-| This is true also on toe personal FORMICA COUNTER TOPS 9-6 to the Pnrfcade. Flatty of noTklag . . . pnah the to pull Its troops out of at least six houra Security bers of toe new MGI82 and Suk- attended the events, sponsored by the Town Recreation Departmmit. WaHy pUfeaUon to pin toe whole thing’ participation of Premier Alexei ’^OomweaBOtto r: ' the other council members. He Arab sources express toe be The members will hold a pic because they are playing in a J863 will be affected by a state aid very dry word, but to 'Venice you, to German, i f you’re Ger- venlr stands and the cameras, the Board of Education to pre contractor is at fault for ex WILT mSNEY’S Also, Kantor Dr., EMteMe Dr., (Continued from Page One) failed to make out a con'vtocing lief that toe Soviet Union weis nic after the tour on the home world championship. (Give them grant of $76,000 tliis fiscal year, it spells excitement. Y o u man. They’ll try their different It makes you feel like Ctoderel- pare si>ace other than the new cessive delay in commencing WEST EAST Suaan Dr., Oveibrodk Rd., Sun case for the delay and finally toe biggest loser in toe session stead grounds. The tour w ill be according to Public Works Di to state clearly on labels toe wouldn’t think so during the day lM»8tiages out on you until they la. elementary school 'for th^ o^n- toe project and for dawdling on ^eld regardless of weato^ but their chance to make a mistake 4 AQ 94 ^ None because it staked Moscow’s set Ter.,>i Kenwood Dr., River quantly in each package'. The agreed. , » . tv t__..i.t. -.in discover what nationality you The -Piazza San Marco is def- ,in f of school. According to the toe job once started to such a and hope f6r the best. The big K 109 6 2 ^ QJ743 rector Andrew TMcarlco in a Part of toe Soviet trouble prestige On it. The Arabs, they toe picnic will be held at side Dr., Pleasant View Dr., rules become effective Dec. 81. when moat of the tourists mill- what languages you toltely "where it’s at” for committee* the six rooms that degree toalt nothing has been ac ger they are, the harder they O 52 O 98743 ’repoi*t to the Board of Repre stemmed from toe Kremlin’s say, came out at least as well Brink’s M ill If it rains. Mlontauk Dr., Heidi Dr., Emily Starting then, each food con tog about are older German apeak. A conversation to some young people to Venice, but were to be ready for occupancy complished for over a week.” fall. 54 4 A 102 sentatives: ' inability to take a position with off as they went to. Dr., Legion Dr., Loveland Hill, tainer must specify in bold face couples taking pictures of their unbelieveaJble lingu'istlc combi- only if you learn toe game, by Sept. 23 will not- be ready be The building committee will Opening lead—five of dia SOUTH The money will help toe town out coordinating it with that of Manchester Evening Her Vernon Center HeighCs and type toe net quantity in total children feeding pigeons to front nations ensues and there is and only at night, fore Jan. 1, 1968. hold its next meeting on Aug. 8 monds. ^ J 10 8 76 j PLUS A TOP COMEDY^Od-HEE pay for oiling, paving and clear toe Arabs. There was, in effect, ald Hebron correspondent, Wilson Lane. ounces for all containers less of (his or that historic spot. It’s such -politeness ail around that ISie J.S. Nasin Construction at the town office building at 8 When today’s hand was play ^ 8 ing snow off town roads. About an Arab veto since toe Russians Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. Rockville roods d ied wfil be than four pounds or one gcdlon. Rail-Bus Used at night that toe real adventure you hate to say "go away and The writer, touring Europe Co'., general contractors who pm . ed a few weeks ago in a qual 0 A Q 6 $54,000 w ill go for paving, $6,- did not want to risk a public rgi n J n p* Snipnic S t, High S t, Spruce — ChalrmEui Harley O Stag of Venice becomes apparent, leave me-atone.” for the summer. Is the wife of awarded the bid to build the The Board oif Education had ifying match between Italy and 4KQ97 bresde. The Russians were being 1. O xLeC lU C e X im C 000 for tar and $1,800 for salt St, Village St, Wtndemere gers, D-W. Va., Eumounced the Crowds of young people start After a few enedimters that Malcolm Bartow, the Herald’s school, requested toe commit- announced at the July meeting V f h f t ELCCUsed of letting toe Arabs France, Pietro Forquet got both South West North.. East ja a c L0m n f K ) n ^ i S ’Die rest will help pay for ma Ave., WlndS(»' Ave., Ktoglsbury House (tommerce Committee to gravitate toward the Piazza ended with my pointing out my Vernon reporter. . tee to grant an extension on toe that the administration was be- ' 6 Opponents to help. The Italian 1 4 Pass 2 t|k Double iiBUYwiLDeira "HLTOR m aiTH ao down militarily, and they want terials and other Items. Ave., Bast St., Hale S t flroin wotdd start public hearings Of Airport Trip San Marco, a huge m all sur wedding band ("Did your boy building of toe first six rooms ing authorized to prepare sug- star needed only three mis 2 4 4 i;? 4 4 Pass Die report was made at toe ed to prove they would not des East St. to Grove St, Lewis Monday on aviation safety. rounded by arcades of expen friend give It to you?”), we because of toe number of in' gestions for extra classrooms in takes, and he got them. Pass Double A ll Pass ert them to diplomacy as well. FLORAL PARK, N.Y. (AP) At South Church iHeFORiunecooKie request of board member John St., King S t, U beety St., Brad He said toe committee may sive shops and crowned with started to understand toe game clement weatoSr days. The com the event that the school was Bank Piits Daigle. — An experimental xall-bus that Judges ‘Freak’ Forquet took the queen of dia Opening lead — 0 5 ______WWW* ley Dr., Fox HUl Fuik, Cedar try to determine toe cause of The Soviet Union appeared the Basilica San Marco. The that was going on a ll' around mittee denied the request. noK ready in Septem'^r. This monds and led the Jack of may be used to cut the tiuveltog The Rev. John E. Post of Bol Paving w ill be done this year w ., DavUs Ave., lin d en Flsjce, Wednesday’s collision of a small to get off on the wrong foot in chairs and tables from the catfes us. Instead of being frightened It was also voted to suggest admmistration ireport will be spades, qovered by ihe queen on l l rural Vernon roads. time between mid-Manhattan Bods Who Hang ton, superintendent of toe Con Ward St, Spring St, Morrison private plane and a commercial April. Authoritative sources stretch out onto toe piazza and by toe approach of two sailo'i-s, to Nasin that toe work crews present^ at the August 10 Assets Near and king. He returned a spade, A-S; Diamonds, K-J-10; Clnbs, They aro: Deerfield Dr., and Keimedy Intematlomd Air necticut Bast District of the St, Rau St, Regan St transport which killed 82 per said some So'vlet leaders at that toe music from each cafe can we started noticing the thought begin working on Saturdays. meetingX losing the ten to West’s ace. J-8-6-3. lUmblebrpok Rd., Trout port has been demonstrated. Ulysses in Pigs A9SO, Bellevue S t, Burice Rd., sons in North Carolina. tlnte told ^ visittog Egyptian be heard plainly as you walk tiiait must -have gone into plan- A report on toe site visita Church Bylaws Methodist Church, will be the West could have defeated* toe What do you say? Stream Dr., Cold Spring Dr., Tlte vehicle, sponsored by the $30 M illion r a Children Under I t Free Stanley Rd., Robert Rd., Berger PEU-Iiamentaiy delegation that around nlng the movies. (Continued from Page One) tions made by Richard M. Grant A specif meeting will be guest preacher Sunday at 9 and contract by leading another Central St., Hillside Manor Israel was about to attack Syr Port of New York Authority and Answer: Bid three spades. In F j Bring the Entire Family Rd., Carol Rd., Terrace Dr., The young people don’t sit at Did someone really whisper building committee representa held followii^the 10 a.m. serv With record high assets at diamond. On taking toe nine of Ave., Hilltop Dr., Hillside Ave., ia. This is said to have led to toe Metropolitan (Jommuter For example: “I'm weak 10:46 a.m. services at South most American systems toe 'GnomerMoblle’ 10*80, ’Spy* 8:50 ChambeiOaln S t, Chestnut S t, these tables, but Just stroll "Plan A ” (divide and conquer) tive, was presented to toe com ice at the Hebron Congregation spades he would lead a club, Merllne Rd., Vernwood Dr., Egyptian President Gamal Ab Transportation Authority, esm means I ’m shocked; bag it nearly $30 million, toe Savings Methodist Church. His topic will double raise shows 13 to 16 GayDor Place, Mlaple S t, Grand Justice Dept. around listening to the music. or "Plan B” (let's try French mittee. In his report Grant says al Church to consider an amend and a diamond return would al and Sklniier Rd. del Nasser’s sending msisslve travel on railroad tracks as well means forget it; freak means Bank of Rockville held its 109th be "Learning the Way of points, counting distribution as AREA DRIVE-IN 1st RUN FEATURE A.ve., Vernon Ave., Reed S t The squared-off bases of col on them first) ? We got a chance that on July 6 toe contractor in ment to the bylaws of the low him to get toe set^g, trick Sun. Shown lat About 4.8 miles of toe roads Asks Court to forces to Israel’s southern bor as on the highway. line; Jacked up means ruined; annual Corporators' Meeting Christ.” well as high cards. This hand south to Lewis St, Hate/St umns and toe marble benches to observe and participate in formed Joe King, architect with church. The a m e n ^ e n t would by Iruffing with toe four of will be paved. Ext from Grove St to* Earl ders. This to turn resulted in toe It looks like an ordinary bus just can't cut it means just can’t The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, counts 12 points in high cards, The Funniest Family Outing ^ «««o near the Basilica are full of fel many of toe "plans” Just walk Chandler and Palmer, that toe create a Board of ChHstlan Ed- this week. spades. Just over two miles of 10 Block Merger Israeli mobilization said the war. but has four rail wheels to addi bear it. 2 pastor of South Church, will as 1 point for toe doubleton and 1 of the Year I St, Pleasant St and Fern St lows and girls enjojdng toe ing around toe piazza once. work was 90 days behind sched- ucatlom. The 'board W4^1d com Bank President Frederick E. Instead, West foolishly switch Rockville streets will be pavr ' Other work planned Includes: Israeli Ambtissador Gideon tion to its rubber tires. (ThEmg- If you’re in your pig and you sist at both services. point extra for a high card in (Continued from Page One) night Yrithout paying a cent. Either it went uimoticed that ule because of bad weather, prise the church school supeiin- Hallcher announced other re ed to a heart. Forquet won with ed. PlBSbury HW, widening and a Rafael told toe Security (founcll, tog from one set to toe other hang a Louie, you’ve just turned partner’s bid suit. It is an ideal The most amazing thing about we had turned away 10 fellows Grant further reports that until tendent and a six member panel, cords set by toe bank including Appointed to his present post dummy’s ace and had to knock They are: Kingsbury Ave., “toe Arab peoples have paid a Jump raise. (In the world cham WALT DISNEY derm sewer; Burke Rd., Storm given assurances that it would takes slightly more than a already or else toe next two left, man. If you hang a Ralph, this time wprk was progressing Tw o mqmibers would be elected $1,050,946 in dividends paid to in 1965, toe Rev. Mr. Post was out toe ace of clubs before pfafwti Heu-low St., Rheel S t, Moun- the piazza is toe number of pionship,. Benito Garozzo bid sewer; East St, storm sewer maintain the substantial auton heavy price for ha'ving been mi minute. felt that they had a better it’s a right turn, hang a Sam is well at toe site, but on July annually at the annual meeitihg depositors in toe last year. De- pastor of North Methodist drawing trumps. If declarer led taln S t, Webster St., Law Italian soldiers and sailors. You two clubs because in the Nea and rebuikUng; Park St., re- omy of toe ABC network—and sled.” One official at toe demonstra- chance than toe last two. It go straight and hong a Ulysses 10, only a three to four man of the church and would serve\ posits are over $26 million and Church, Manchester, from 1952 toe first club from dummy, ■SS3B rence St., Ferh st.. Pleasant wonder what would happen if politan System a Jump to three bulkBng storm sewer, curbing to pEUticulw its news operation. In May, when toe Security tlon Thursday estimated toe seemed like an awful waste to means make a U-turn. crew was working and no prog for two yeans. Surplus funds at $2.9 million. to 1957, when he left to become however. East would surely St., Oak S t and Reed St. w ar broke out—it seems as spades would be only invitation Euid g about General Features Corp. and tar; Laurel St, gutter pav completeness and candor to the Fedorenko accused toe two nedy by tsdeing- a rail route means make a U-turn and fake masons could have been at work present the church school comes fatal, Forquet ruffed a heart so Rd., Barbara Rd., Bread A these young men is the preci Sights for the Day $31,374. ^ intendent. ing and tar; Reagan St, storm testimony” of the principal offi countries of tirying to dramatize around toe most crowded sec- a Ulysses means go straighL at toe school for nearly two under the Religious Education BlNNAN-lS;Ea’» ’ fiSSiCE-SwiH sion and efficiency with which As we got toward one of toe Depositors to Christmas Club that he. could lead toe king of Milk St., Brimwood Rd., Emma sewer Euid regrading; Snipaic cers of toe companies. ,toe situation. He said there was tlon of toe Long Island Express- If you understand it all, then weeks but bricks were not seen Committee. clubs from his own hand. East Exciting Color Companion Feature Stan TV FAvoritee Dr., Bruce St., Cubles Dr., Dart they approach young women. narrow streets that went off in and Vacation-Tax Club accounts St, rebuilding storm sewer, tar The department also rejected no urgency to sending out an way. you’re groovy—which is what at toe site until toe 17th and no Both Heibron and Gilead Con should have refused toe first HUl Rd., Elm HIU Rd. Phoe- 'We had been warned by all toe to toe maze of alleys leading now' number 2,316 with total 6 A C A D E M Y WATCH qurjngi and curbing. one of the prlncipEd resisons the appeal for a breathing spell as Further tests wUl be per- cool and neat used to mean. masons have arrived as yet. gregational Churdies will again Irwin Attacks club. He could take the second Americans we had met from toward our hotel, we were "sur savings at $216,000. nex St., Ironwood Dr., Doimel June 30, 1968, to the com commission used to approving Thant had suggested. formed before any decision is Grant also stated in toe com attempt to hold the all church toward F. Wolfanger, manag- club and lead n third club to HERECMES aSmni Rd., Gerald Dr., Himy Lane, Paris to Innsbruck to watch out rounded” by Franco and A l pletion date fo r the work and the m erger—that ABC badly When toe war broke out June made on using toe bus. mlttee report, "It is my opinion picnic at Foote’s Pond on Sun- er of toe Northeast Plant of toe Anti-riot Bill give West the vital ruffing John Dr., Leona Dr., Old Stone 6, most council members were for Italian men, but this we fredo, two young Italian sail the end o f the current fiscal needs money to modernise Euid ors. They were very charming Farms in India Small that toe basis for toe request day. 'The plcnlckens were rained Burroughs Corp., was elected trick. But East made the sec Rd., Lyrmwood ^Dr., Stmning- year. ready to vote an immediate weren’t prepared for. HARTFORD (A P )—U.S. Rep. that IT T is the mdy source. The about helping us find our hotel, out last week. The blessing ■will to toe Board of Corporators. He ond defensive error by taking cease-fire appetd. Fedorenko The Process OAILOUTTA— Most ftumtag Donald Irwin, D-Conn., says the depEUtment stdd this concludon Case Bound Over which was no mean trick con ibe said eit 1 pjn. Those attend lives on Hilltop Rd., Tolland, toe first round of clubs. Insisted that toe appeal be The fellows are genuinely po in Irv d ia ils 'on a subsistence is not supported by tiie evi sidering that we forgot toe UUIl ing are to 'bring their own and is active in civic affairs. anti-ript bill passed Wednesday East could still defeat toe con linked with a demand for Israeli HARTFGRD (AP)—The cMe lite and iwlU very rea'dily say I'evet, w dtii :tihe .a v e ra g e fa m - Vernon dence. name, but were very polite lunches. He is a past president of toe by toe House "is on the wrong tract by returning a heart. West troops to pull back to their June of John R. Keating, on a charge Uly-owned farm totaling lotily Announcement of toe Justice good-bye if the girl insists on The youth center at Gilead Rockville Area Chamber of would lead another heart on 4 posltloiM. The Soviet position of escaping from toe minimum being left ahme, but I think about lea'vlng when we explain albout five eores. (Ri'ce, cotton, track.” ed that We were very tired. Hall will be open tonight at 7. Commerce. taking the nine of spades; and apparently was based on intelli- security prison at Enfield, has everyone enjoys the li'ttle pno- tobeuooo, epdoes and grain sotg- He said Thursday he does not They told us that you might as ^There 'will ibe a live bend for The opening of toe new bank this would give him control of Town Is Asked to Alleviate X^nTic^^rmon S " gence reports wMch failed to been bound over to Superior eess that goes on. h u m s Bcce the major sumtnier think it "is going to stop riots MBEST DWIO . RV ------_ iri ^ -J-. • -m -- pxummetmgplummeting TnursoayThursday on th«the well get tired out by seeing Ven dancing. Admission of 50 cents building on Park St. w ill be Aug. trumps. show toe extent of Egyptian Court. Here’s how it happens: The crops. tVIheat, putses and vege- one bit.” ice at night because there’s and soft drinks ore available. 17 and 18, Hallcher said. Actually, East returned a dia JCi&St jjrsm dffc 4 POniPm Exchange, mUitary losses. The blndover action was taken aallora are all in groups o< two *1,.. tahtes are 'grown idudng the "The average Neg;ro w ill see mvSiI-McUUllM-TIlHI-PMIIIIIE*NV0UON solo- •a’UWA-^______. —h M. white ITT stock prices gained. Edward Hinchliff and P. John Present bank directors are mond. Now Forquet had time EASTHARTFORO »METaOCOLOn HriMMU— iwMWJg] _ Eventually toe Riusians and Thursday in Circuit tJourt, Wind- of three. They see a group of' ® Venice in the w in te r. this as one more attempt to J ... . . ABC CMnmoncmnmon shares closed atai Perham, adult .adviaors tor the d p . e . H. Metcalf, Julius M. to draw trumps and take his DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 A year of flooding at the res toe Arabs accepted toe cease- sor. two or three girls and start to ® circumscribe him through legis and Mrs. Nicholas Soranno of 102 on the New York Stock Ex- group, report that the group Kosiorek, Frederick E. Hall- contract. It was enough to make PRE^EY “ DOUBLE TB U B L F ~ idence of Richard D. Blron of 43 East St., made ■ a straight - - - resolutloiu without any call Keating, now held at toe state move casually toward them, ^ ac* lation,” Irwin said on a WSTC- 0 has had four financial success- cher, Charles E. Pressler, Fran- a fellow think he could win toe 60 East St. has resulted in legal ” record this spring attoe S f ^ ’thr vdtodrawals - but by Jail in Hartford, escaped from aputtlng up at the last minute fu^ate, bwause there is a lot TV program. "A* It 'is planned to regularly ds j.' Gregory, Francis S. Rup- world championship with his action. "This will appear to Negroes UniversityIversity o.of v-onnecucuiCoimecUcut ncnooiSchool announcement.>uinniinKiiniAnf ButT»„f****^ they Israeli troops had the Enfield liwtltutlon July 4. and surrounding them. Then the DEYEL PIN have ban'ds fo r the Frlday precht. Dr. Raymond E. Rams- motoer-ln-aw as his partner. Biron’s attorney, Edwin M. made further gains against He was serving a one-to-flve fun 'begins 'because they can Mark to very beautiful inside 0 6 as fast action by Cong;ress com W alt Disney of Pharmacy. dropped to 80 on the later- PRINTINO night dances and informal Daily Question Lavltt, notified the Board of Egypt and had inflicted heavy year term there for participating never be sirre what language and can only be seen during the dell, Raymond B. Ladd, Charles pared to its action on legisla P re s e n ts Soranno was among 68 stu- closing Pacific t^ast exchange, ENLARGEMENTS events scheduled for the week G: Chilberg, Wayne Vincent and Partner opens with one spade, Representatives through Dl- losses on Jordan and Syria as in a I960 prison riot. the girls speak. day. But toe piazza stretching tion to help them,” he said. dents on the pharmacy dean’s IT T shares, wMch sold at days. Edward W. Zahner. and the next player passes. You ractor of Administration Jay well. This doesn’t bother the sailors out in front of it is just an Irwin waj* One of three Con ^-^33© \ list and one of four studento 104% on the Pacific Coast mart ARTHUR DRUB In response to a request from hold: Spades, K-5-3-2; Hearts, Btllnger of water damage done The biggest single mistake ANGOLANS BACK HOME too much because so many of other "sight.” Instead of find Hallcher was re-elected bank necticut congressmen to ^vote YYlto perfect recoiscordn. before toe toe youth center for endow ( Exciting ) to his property. aimouncement. made by toe Russians, diplo LISBON (AP) — A thousand them speak more than one lan ing a giant cocktail party with president; Dr. Metcalf, vice against toe anti-riot bill. OSSIIB* Completes Coarse closed at 107. ment, toe following organiza lAVltt pinpoints the storm of mats suggest was to call toe Angolans driven into toe Congo guage. There is no sense In try president; Pressler, secretary Discussing the New Haven tions have come forth with June 25 in Ms notice, saying ^ “ I assembly into emergency ses by Insurgents in toelr^ African ing to Ignore them since they’ll and treasurer; Herman W. Ush Railroad, Irwin said Connecticut ( ) support: Republican Town DINING EXPERIENCE eight Inches of water flUed the I>«I«rtment sion. They apparently believed homeland managed to cross Just continue to stroll along er, his assistant; George R. residents should not expect Jock Lemmon recently completed a course in White Paint Forbidden Dial 1-295-9858 Committee; Douglas Fellows; Blron basement and damaged they would win support for So back into Ansola in toe Cabinda .wiith you, chatting -politely in Chase, assistant treasurer, and "any massive flood of federal "The Fortune “The Essentials of Police Traf Jet. Routes 2 and 6A Jones Keefe Post 95, American all articles stored there. WOOLElMI&rrAlD — Curacao’s 'vlet demands already rejected region and asked protection .one or -two languages until you Edith Casiti, assistant secre money” to keep toe railroad go Cookie’’ ( fic Service” at the University Legion; Podium Players and Lavltt said there have been bouses, BGOonUng to a local by the Security Cotmcll. These from the Portuguese army, a say something. REGISTERED Malborough, Conn. tary. ing. of C!oimectlcut. toe Democratic. Town Commit artificial changes In the area story, were painted >white fii included condemnation of Israel military communique an Xt's rattier frightening in the Closed Mondays Pharmacist Joins Hospital Such an appropriation would tee. [AST WimOR that have caused the flooding. The two-week course was ‘the 19tti century. (But the ns- and toe immediate and imcondi- nounced today. beginning when a formation of Wesley Shorts of Manchester not pass the House and would The center also reports that DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 He said it appears It is the re- made to give police a full un ftected sunEMne gave the gxxv- Uonal withdrawal of Israeli It said toe rebels suffered has joined toe staff of Rock uniformed sailors suddenly sur they will begin organization not even get out of committee, derstanding of toe science of em or 'of itOie dslland severe forces from Arab territory. "numerous casualties” in clash ville General Hospital as full sponsiMltty of the toYYn#to cor rounds you and ‘begins to say he said. traffic law enforcement It was hieadeches. iSo he had a law They fliat dropped their de es with Portuguese troops in toe time pharmacist according to rect the flooding by proper good evening in Italian. The “ It is impossible to get rep sponsored by the (toimecticut passed fcrfehldlng white paint, mand for condemnation and territory in toe past week. The John F. Mlrabito, administra drainage in the streets. puzzled look they receive In re 5 YEARS resentatives from SO states to Mimiclpsil Police Training and that ds .why bodayls houses then agreed to a watered-down army said three of its soldiers tor. Lavltt asked the board to re- turn to not just a result of the approve a bill benefiting 4 range Ifoom paatete to ‘vibrant resolution on troop withdrawal, were killed and six others in- Shorts is a recent graduate of for the matter to the proper language barrier — this never 5di WK.! YOU WOHT BELIEVE ITl states,” he said. sity Traffic Institute and the UuesL reds, and purples. but they were unable to win toe jured. toe University of Connecticut OAKDALE comnilttee for action, happened to us in the U.8. Even so, Irwin said, Connecti Blron said yesterday he is UConn Institute of Public Serv School of Pharmacy and has Williiwferd. Wilbur d o u EiK M cut and New York have filed ice. completed a Residency Train RESERVATIONS GO S-1551 , planning to sue for damages. He SERVICE preliminary applications for $68 i t Dining At Its Bast A* ing Program in Hospital Phar Mail OcdtfB Aectpttd • Bor 0ffie< 0pm Oiily refused to go into detail about million for new equipment for 10 AM to 10 FM • SUNDAY OFCN 12 Now p macy at Greenwich Hospital in J O IN O U R how much cost la Involved or PROTECTION CONTRACT the bankrupt line under toe Food, Drinks and Sendee are Snperb! Most Libyans Live Greenwich. what town bodies the suit would Mass T^nslt Act. "HAPPY Banquet and Party Faculties to Ac He will be responsible for all TONITE be (Urected at. In Tripoli, Bengasi Of the recent national railroad commodate up to 200! A T N O C O S T the organization of drug buying TO SATURDAY HOUR" Aaelgned to Vietnam ___ strike, Irwin said it could have 'I ^ control and distribution. MON-UT - MAT WED4AT Tueg. thru Fri. •Pfc. Ronald M. P. Palmer, imPOlIir-dh lAbya, & kingw been avoided easily because the FREE PAHKIN6 Cdv#rt Pom. Labor Shorts is recently married EVES AND SUNDAY HEAR OF THEATHE WKDY$ 8:30 SAT EVE 9:30 from 5 to 1 ir Entertainment Nightly if 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe School needs art teadtera for laigust project—now under way REFRIGERATOR Opposite Conn. Blvd. Phone 289-4558 Heintz of Main St., Elling;ton; the coming school year. 0>H ege —to the iwtdentog and resur- tieiiaing Is not necessary, taut to Joseph .GoUmitzer of 133 High BONUm l a JULY 24 teeing o f the road that nms St. SIRLO IN PIT* preferrod. along the Mediterranean from Births Wednesday: :A son to to JULY 29 . Teachera are needed for 251 Went hUddle T ^ OPEN D A IL Y toe Tunisian border m> the went THEATRE EAST Mr. and Mrs. Donald LaFer- MONPAY TO SATURDAY wateroolor, oil, sketching and to the United Arab Republic on riere of 5 Fern St. BlanidMeter ' llO O —• PJW. tenttieicraft , U M K C T U MMUMC • Mt-S491 the east, a dinbance of about Discharged Wednesday: Shir Jilin MVIDSON F or further fofotmaUon .con 1,800 mJlen. ley Albert of 33 Glenstone Dr.; NOW tact Ronald iCosuch at the Acre* Of Free Paridng— Eiwin Skldgel of Rte. 30; Mi SHOWING Adult Education Department, Comfortably Alr-Oondittoned BROILED 5 9 TABS ON BATBLUTBS chael Hyjek of 123 Prospect St. Joiy NEAIIERIOIII RoMcvllto High School. TEL. 643-7632 FREE PARKING BIHCH 6T. HtAB OF THEATM WlASMIINOrCIIN—JVefalcles in 4th and Final W eekii BARBECUE V ■ Academic Honors The Herald’s Vernon Bureau lingi CMIIK! SHOWS CONTINUOUS ITtOM 1:50 PJH. „ William Etauledel Jr., son of spam are tracked by the Space 9»,.ih n m nwii m _ is at 38 Park St., tel. 876-3136 CHICKEN MM4UIIR9UHJNJI "GNOME-MOBILE/’ A T 2:15-4(40-6:55-9:10 William Einsledel Sr. of 10 Hill Defense Comimand, an integral i l l miiB mm hum or 643-2711. News items may be JM&MTIUHJMJI. top Dr., ElUnghm, was named part of the North Aonertcon A ir JM MUM MIIK TIM^^ f mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock- ' to the Dean’s List at Morse Cfol- Defense Ctaaumand, at Colorado V VlUe. TIMBER! was 'lege in Hartford for the Spring Springs, Ooio. The Space De uunoB m m m\ DONTT FORGET OUR , I semester. . fense Center receives more than O WEIGHT WATCHERS SPECIALS I Job 20 the cry... Matinees Dftily, 1:80 8trnl|4t *4’ Btadent lAOOO aeyteWte ohserYsttons THISTHURSDAY Richard Soranno, son of Mr. daUy, Evenings, 6:00-9:00 FREE in-car HEATERS I arid hilarity 2 PiiliiaMCU II AM • 2:31 PM SAT. - SUN. LUNCHEON SPECIAL ^ the result In CHILDREN THEATRE SERIES' 2:15 - 5:20 . MEADOWS-'f b o a s t b e e f s a n d w i c h I a tall tale about 8:50 i r k i r i r k i t A O A f E Kitten On Wheels untfa Cole Slaw, Q Q fi WIZARI some very/little A tto n tk m Y o t ^ W h o V o t e A t T h e kKoaber DOl PM de. Q T * , p e o p le l TM CA or The WafUeU Sfhool BORH LOSERS ORDERS TO OO-^TEL. 040-1154 OF OZ [QSQIlSQlISlIIlSDlIISQIJ PriMiAMb$2.N — m COLOR — Special' Election CliiMtH$t.H 12.2 FT. AUTOMATIC plus Ann Maigniet WBDNE sW y , JULY 26 - - Prils Close 7 P.M. "THE SWINGER^' S 2.6 Cu. p . Freezer 0n'E7 Oldsmobiles fURHORO SPRlNCmiO UPRISS.S,U Poreelain Ctiqier RIS 'irt K 91 Ni'ith “ HARTFORD Dairy Door Shrives FLOOR SHOW BnttMT Keeper AIR CONDITI0NED EVERY FRI. &. SAT. NITE ^ TASI HARIKIRD TOP PERFORMERS WEEKLY c in e m a ! MANCHESTER IJ.v. J IflliBH: DANCE TO THE MUSIC There never tvm a better time to buy a beautifully engiiieered Roricet-Action Olds Aon now—during y , F- —are all priced for big savings. So see your Olds Dealer today. U n d e r 1 2 He's saying YJB.S. to every reasonatte OBTer. Drive in quick, take your jack. Drive out in a '67 (Mdal OUR SPEX3IAI/rr Golden Brown Fried Chicken uniiuL- U i R r •nRiGEMWyiM APPLIANCE lu$ French Fried Potatoes and RHJC SING ALONG finiOBM-W»EiiffMM- ] Co OMiaioliric at vearacaieit^traaiBiMrtatloB center - — V t e l e v is io n Ole Slaw. Assorted Breads LOBSTERS gand Butter. H ie Btuflfiiig. to isatler thnn the meat! SljN. 5 to 9 Pina Fenturette nt iao-8t4m»U0-8t»9 ISkonds if you with) ' \ In the Cool NEXT TO STOP and SHOP RATHSKELLER \ , RATHSKELLER W AUr.HSNBV_ UoujARDjoiinson'5 Msssr VOTE FOR SUMMER SCHEDULE ON BEIAUTIFUL CLOSED MONDAYS LAKE PObOTOPAUG EVENINGS 7 and 9:80 HATHAWAY INN DiOEALD SL GENOVESI WED.. THURS.I FRI. tM 9 W ED. - SAT. - SUN. 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-■''V \: 4 /-y l^AttafOTOt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C O m . FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1967 ______■ •' ______• — i ...... ' . ■> raises offered by the company Area Procurement Agency Two Yoifingsters Drown J No Progress of up to 82 cents an hour for mpus workers In loww wage brackets Reported in and 68 cents for tqn>w brackets. Seen Cutting Electric Rate The federal spokesman said Four in State Die late Thursday tiiat Paul Benke, HARTFORD (AP) — A New problem of fragmented power But Still Controversial Colt Talks president of Colt’s firearms di Bngland-wlde procurement outlets. vision,' and' Tony De Lorenso,. agency should be tormM to low- New Bngland hak the Mchest In Auto Accidents CaUf. (AP) — H«'a got tala cut out for eley with any feeUnga of en> WASHnfOTON (AP)—No pro chief imlon negotiator, were re a the area’s electricity rates, electric rates in ths country, he V m K K K U B T , By im e ASSOCIATED FBES8 veered off the .Connecticut Turn Kvan peaoa can be con trover- thualaant or optimlam tor the gress has been indicated in ne turning to Hartford. a private electric ocmsuttant said. ^ . - gotiations to settle a strike from Washington says. According to W i^ , Ihe agan- Four persona died In traffic pike and urn ashed into a rook In making clear he feela the ciurent eatabliahment,” aald acementa and . two chUdren aUl In Barkeley. against the Firearms Division The consultaiit made the sug- cy would be able to p r p ^ low- ledge. She was alone in the car. „ rules have been swung tcio much Rubin, 28. drowned Ihuraday in (Sonneotl- Ilx montna ago, (nark Kerr students’ way, Rafferty And vdiat effect on the Berk- of Colt Industries Inc., manu Pljrwood Slices Thin gestlon Wednesday to the North- cost power torough partaMshlp m Southington, Ronald Palla- cut. ' dlno,' 19, of Waterbury died waa Arad as president of the said: "There’s no reason for eley quiet was exerted by the facturers of M-ie rifles used by east PubUc Power Association, Y«»tores with nuclear itents, FORTLAND, Ore.— Plywood And Raymond C. Johnson, lb, when the car he was driving nlne an pinpoint the first week T,..*.- Beahrs, ------a senior— history — ------major officiate at the services alt the ^gement aM federal negot^re In MontvlUe, Mrs. Elisabeth that he ted dlsi^ipeared. His All 18” * Zenith All Zenith And of last December. That was ^b). camp dite. He Is paStor o f Oak- *>y ^ y offic als borii storts open FLOOR COVEHNfi M. SuUivan, 46, of Norwich was body was found at the bottom more Oian a month before Gov. dUcouraged when the lawn lilethodist Omtch in Dal- ®ey ted tried to Im- klUed when her northbotmd car (rf the reservoir. Racing Pigeon press the negotiators with toe RCA Victor Ronald Reagan and 13 other administration makes state- las. tonight till 9! And RCA Victor End - Of - Season Clearance Sale Of umveralty regents summarily «»«nts implying that many of gravity of toe situation. 67Vii COOPER STREET Balder, Cleaner He was pastor of Sou'th The union ted rejected pay opsted Kerr, one of the most our problems are solved. Often Methodist Church from 1948 to FREE ESTIMATES—ALL WORK GUARANTEED Portable TV’s Above - Ground Swimming Pools 23”* Color TV’s widely known educators In the times, I think they have to see But Still Alive 1958, ■when he left to accept a Dodd Cites Distortions I Bale Price Sale Price" jmtlQjj. >'b students protesting in the 8 00 call to the Highland Park IN OUR INVENTORY 5’X42” Herculean Oceanic d LS 24’X48” Deluxe Super Oceanic « « SHERBORNE, England (AP) LINOLEUM FORMICA IN OUR INVENTORY The "Berkeley cool" began plaza to recognize that this Methodist Church on the cam RANGE Reg. Price 94.70 OV.OO 3" Top RaU Reg. Price 247.88 170.U U a|ter ChanceUor Roger Heyns campus is still troubled." — Percy, the racing pigeon, left AMI W tfeenM H9i« In Arms Bill Opposition Choose from these 2 quality portable pus of Southern Methodist Uni- FLOORS COUNTERS DLS W’X«»_Deluxe Super Oceanic g . b B 18*X48" Streamliner Deck Oceanic settled an tqiroar over the ap- Right now a little-publicized by the wrong door when the in- versflty, Dallas. TV’s. Easy Credit Terms! *Measured 3” Top RaU Reg. Price 137.88 Great pre-invientory clearance savings pearance Nov. 80 on campus of investigation is under way that . . . „ released FUEL OIL WASmNGTON (AP) — Sen. The bill, backed by the John diagonally; 172 sq. in. picture. ' * i ”. Top RaU Reg. Price 224.88 160.00 on these famous make color TV’t! Dr. Edgar is prominent in DLS 18’X48" Deluxe Super Oceanic i ‘ - a U.S. Navy recruiter. Former could explode like a bombteeU “ fraternal work and during re ‘Thomas J. Dodd, D-Gonn., says son administration, would pro ------Oval Oceanic _ *Measured'diagonaUy; 295 sq. in picture. GASOLINE yos, we^re hibit the interstate mail-order 8" 1V>p RaO Reg. Price 177.80 1 1 9 .0 0 CC 2012 Biscayne (^al Oceanic student Mario Sa'vio led a sit-in next October. A 12-member y o f cent years has IwhAnbeen OTlan as-lift. CERAMIC KITCHEN the National Rifle Association R eg. P rice 199.07 149*00 sale of rifles, shotguns and hand EASY CREDIT BB 24’X48” Streamliner Deck Oceanic that same day and antl-'Vletnam study commission odd testified ‘Tfaiunklay at a members. He has been trying to J J TKI,. G-O-Oori middleolddle turnpike hearing of the Senate Juvenile get the bUl passed tor tour ances abwt current ^ndltiOM screamed, and Percy Grounds will run tomorrow TAKE AN EXTRA TAKE AN EXTRA Delinquency Subcommittee. yearn. 7 ! ^ nosedived into the washing ma- through Sunday, July 80. Hnckviliv 87.'-).1271 dUng of prior disorders. report their findings next fall "You’ve got practically all A sbrong supporter of Dodd’s chine. The Rev. John E. Post of Bol In 1064, Sa'vio, then a bushy- Amantant events, in my Judg^ of the bell, They're ready ond wailing for you now! And every E lectric Hani^ton Beach National Congress. Simple drop in cartridge load choice of a new president. verslUes be treated as adults.” ley Englehorn. • eye for perfect color movies B attery Reagan,' who has pressed for "It was not one of the most Umbrellas one is PRICED TO GO during our spectacular D rlv^ • no winding. Cultured Pearls a full-scale Investigation of toe important events. In my Judge- M abicurist Baifcaley disorders, said he was ment," said Heyns. 4- Araai Sapar 0 Fowtr Zodoi Movla CaoMra # 8 1 4 Oof. 112.87 IN OUR INVENTORY iifti«n» TILB Phones: 649-0791 — 649-1448 ^ birds. 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'* -f J He Is Indeed Handsome . Tax Collector ^ ^ \ 4Umrl^p0tpr Bveiy bqfuaewife who had an inipulaa Open F om m to do something about him and didn’t In W a terb u ry Lodge Sees State Support EttpttUtQ IjipraUi wik be pleased to know that inme 8,600 «W e Have a Amerioans, mostly housewt'ves of vary T o the Editor, Suit Defendant In this . special alaotlon on •h bbau d ing ages, did ‘W rite a letter to the new WA’TERBURT (AP) — O ty For Nixon’s Candidacy star who appeared on tetevioion during July 26, toe voters o f Assem bly Dtotrlet 18 will have a Tax Ooilector Juliette Dionne is JOIN-UFI WAi/raa iLjnataaBON the month of June. chanoa to vote tor a man toey the defendaqt in a 8475,000 slan WESTPORT (AP) — Richard one who’s never lost—well, I amd increasing lawlessness at ^ a t S f f 1. 18ML ’Ihe good 'woman of America first no sinoeraly beUeve will show lead- der suit filed by one of her sub M. Nixon is likely to get plenty don’t think Adam Clayton Po(W- home.” ticed him with a Uvaly Interest tai the ordinates who charges her with ell has ever lost an' election.” What would Nixon have done " Z PubUrtiad Brwy BrenliiK Bzcept Sundays anhip and make Mmsaif know- of support from Connecticut Re Yes, join the ' . and Holidays. Bnterod iit me Post Offloe at sheer handsomeness of the man. ’Ihen ladgeaUa of tbe workings of toe making "false and malicious” “ I was defeated by Tom Dodd in Vietnam if he had been in * . Xaactieater, Ooaa., as Sooond OUas Hall statements. publicans in his imannounced for the Senate in 1964,” Lodge the WhUe House the past few Amarkan Ravehi- * . matter,______they went on to notioe—or Imagine— General Assembly in Hartford. Even though toe representattve Edward M. Ryan, collector of bid for the Presidential nomina noted, "but I don’t think many yearns? tion today. Buy a ' ' 8DBBCBIFTION KATES other things about him. He was gentle delinquent taxes, filed the suit, people would say nowadays that "I’m inclined to think he ■ - PayaMe In Advande • and strong, tactful but hpneat, end he of toe distrlot will not ba ac tion, according to former Gov. brand new Ramb ‘ • One Year ...... *32.00 which Is returnable Aug. 1 In this proved anything about our would have tried harder to mo had the atmoephene of having bed all tive unless toe governor calls John Da-vls , Lodge. ler Am erican 1 • Six Hootta ...... U.00 a special session of toe legis New Haven Superior Court. relative merits.” bilize our aillles in Southeast . • Three Months ...... 6.60 the antiseptic safeguards ever adver The suit stems from state "I have made no survey of Asia,” said Lodg;e. “ I’m in ■ Z One Month ...... 1.86 lature; wa voters must know Connecticut Republi Because of Nixon’s long ex- from mo for what tised on television without ha'ving lost ments about Ryan’s work sU- posure as a public figure—as clined to think that, remember ‘ • ____ miMBEat OP tost toe man ws sand has toe cans,” Lodge said in an inter other "Brand X" THE ASSOCIATED PRESS his authentic homespun, real human be ability and knowledge to act in legedly -made b y Mrs. Dionne at congressman, as -vice president ing Qenerad MacArthur in Ko The Aasodated Press Is exduslrely entitled view, “but I’m sure he would rea, he might have allowed the dealers want for ing look. tlia best Interests of all of lion- a meeting of an aldermenic for eight years, as presidential • ' to the use ot repubUcatlon of all news dls- committee investigating proce get a lot of support.” military greater latitude in . ' patches credited to It or not otherwise orsdlt- He was, as ow lady readers have al chestar. Lodge is an old friend of the candidate, gubernatorial ^ candi lata modal used • ' ed In this paper and also the local news pub- dures used in collection of de date and party leadst—he is choosing their 'targets. here. ready begun to guess and remember, former vice president auid is cars. That's oH We have a man of tots cali linquent taxes. being called am "old' pro” , stdd . " I ’m inclined to think Nixon All lixbla ot repubUcatlon ot special dis active in the national Nixon patches herein are also reserved. the good and handsome Hans R. Tabor, bre in Assembly Distrlot 18. According to the writ, (Mrs. Lodge, with the finpllcatlon that would have mined Haiphong there is to it. ’lOm OOnran Is trying for his for President organisation. Ih e HereraU PitaUng Compeny Inc., as- 'Permanent representati've to the United Dionne told the aldermsui "It’s Nixon cannot appeal to the Harbor and the supply route Chock this scrni- eumes noo tmaf'■■niflnanctal req»nslbUltyrcviM/usiwutio' 6V6for typo- first publlo office, and meets “ He would do a lot to tinlte ■ ■ ■ - A aJ B 4mk. a. a m AIsI AWWt AV. t <1 Nattons from the nation of Denmark, a diagraica to ha've such a man younger generation. from China to North Vietnam srmihical eirora im>earinK In advertisements all of toe above quallfloatlona. ple buy — than and other reading matter in The Manchester €uvd president of the Security Council in our oiHlce and toe integrity the party,” said Lodge, “—both "Yet he’s the youngest of would have been interdicted.” Evening Herald. ______TOm wiU be looking for support hurry — bacausa during the month of June. of our office is reflected by his nationally and in Connecticut. them all — Romney, Reagan, What are Lodge's expecta alt ib s pans from hta many \ (AP Photofax) He appeals to the middle-of-the- E\iU service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Befog president of the Council during aoUens.” Rockefeller, aill but Percy.” tions in the event of a Nixon supplias ora limit- Publishers Representatives — The , JuUu friends and acquaintances. Are Shirley Temple Black, (left), as she appears as a She allegedly told the aider- road people, like myself, and Mathews Special Araicy — New York, Chi the month of June gave him a grand Lodge pointed out. camdldacy and a Nixon victory? ad. cago, Detroit and Boston.______you going to let blip down? Tou popular child movie star and today as she contem men "We don’t need to leam the Gddwater people—the so- ”I’m doing this because I total of some 51 hours of exposure on trusted bim with toe leadership plates running for Congressional seat left open by how to (collect truces. What we called conservative wlng--would Gov. George Romney of Mich MEMBER AUDIT BUREIAU OF CIRCUUA- igan just turned 60; Gov. Nel tMnk Dick Nixon is the most George De (Wormier TIONB. American televiBion, and, eMhough be of your children for many years death of GOP Rep. J. Arthur Younger. need is competent help.” find him palatable.” - qualified man for the job,” almost never exposed his full six feet —he was capable for this sa According to toe ■writ, Mrs. Lodge has anned himself with son Rockefeller of New York just turned 69; Gov. Ronald Lodge replied. “Putting him in three incihea o f impresstve height to his cred trust. Tou allowed him to Dionne meant toat Ryan "in his arguments against those who SAMPLE Reagam of Cadifornia is 66. the WMte House will be enough audiences, (he seemed to grow a bigger represent you In toe teaching of Shirley Temple Weighs capacity as a -puMlc official o f say Nixon kas been branded for m e.” BUY For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. good sportsmanship and hones as a loser because of his defeat Nixon is 64 amd Sen. Charles 2 P ot Thursday — 1 p.m. Wetoesday. man day by day o f Near Ekist,'OrisiB. toe city o f W aterbury -was In- Lodge, who served two terms For Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ty to your children!!! Are you cxxnpetent and dishonest and for the presidency in 1960 and Percy of Illinois is 47. Ehr S a tu i^ y — 1 p.m. BYlday. Although the 'women of the country in Congress in the late 1940’s, Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day before going to show him you have Joining Political Field engaged in unfair and Ulegal Ms loss in the California gub Unlike the campaign of I960, one four-year term as governor, publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Baturdilay pretended they liked him mostly be trust In his leadership now to practices In the conduct of his ernatorial election in 1962. Nixon would not In 1968 have 1961-’66, and then served as am and Monday publication. WOODSIDE, Calif. (AP) — cisco on the ggn Francisco Pen- cause he 'was so handsome, or sp tact represent toe parents of toesa office.” "Abraham Lincoln is the "the disadvamtaige of an Incum bassador to Spain for several EWday, July 21 ful, or so strong, or so gentle, and al future oitisanB? Shirley Temple Black is think- insula. — ______V greatest- loser we ever had,” bent,” Lodge said. "In 1960 he years, made his last bid for though many of them 'wrote him in that I intend to vote for Thomas ing seriously of running for Con- McCloskey, said Lodge. ”He lost a cam wais In the position of defending public' office in 1964—the cam 'Tho attorney; Robert R. 26 Register Drives the Elsenhower administration’s paign against Dodd. The Course Of E m ]^ vein, the main appeal he offered was Oonnan Jr. on July i28th! Blow gresB. The former child movie ^e^ Vork con- paign for the state legislature OHHOAGO— There su-e 26 in Illinois; he lost twice for record. In 1968 It will be the Asked about his own political American r^tet over the BrUdah de- probably something a shade ,peeper end about you? Please give your star expects to announce her gressman now living in Wood- Sbatea that require organizationa Congress; he was defeated by other way around.” future, the 63-year-old Lodge oiWrirwTi .to draw in ithe one-^dme mUUary more serious. vote to the man who gave so decision within two weeks. side, and Sheriff Earl Whit- much to toe children of Xlhn- planning to solicit for charitable Stephen Douglas for the Senate As Lodge sees the main Is sMd, "I have no plan to run ' end naval poweits o t BritiBh impeadalism He ‘was, 'with his capacity for main Mrs. Black, 39, a Republican, more, chestor. Give your vote to oontribuUons register, in in 1868; and he won the presi sues of 1968, they are "the war for anything . . . although there taining order and keeping debate in the arid ’Thur^y she was consid- WiUlam Draper iH, member is based on an American tliieary thait we Tom Conran. most o f' the states, an annuel dency by a minority with two in Vietnam, Increasing inflation, is a Senate seat comine up next have a world wlhich requires big pow er nddst o f 'war on a ri’vtUzed footing, a ering entering a Nov. 14 special of a wealthy Investment bank- Nport cf the.to finances of the other candidates In the field. the breaikdown of the poverty year . . Sincerely, domination. Ttierefore, tlie leas of tSie symbol of something holding a worid ele^on race ^cause state Sen. ing famUy, has said he expects soUclUng agency is required. "If you want to look for some program, the enormous deficit. And he smiled. Steve Cavagnaro i^hard J. Dolwig, Atherton to decide shortly on making the BRAND NEW ’67 RAMBLER AMERICAN burden of world rule and order is oar- together, a father symbol laitber than 69 Tanner St attorney, had decided against race. 220 2-DOOR SEDAN a hui^band or a lover symbol. Xt 'was a ried by Btitlsli bases end ships and Howard M. Keating, Atherton wonderful discovery to find, at tbe 'very pianes ithe more of the burden will de ' t.1 , candidate,” Mrs. lawyer and foimder of Ram- volve upon the United States. heeii of crisis, such a ‘very wonderful A XlMNwht for Today Kack said. “Now that Senator parts magazine, Is the only an- ' W e have already s e ^ ithis equation man, with such ■wonderful human quali Dolwig has made his announce- nounced Democratic candidate, Sponsored by the Manehestei ment that he will not run, I am Assemblyman Leo J. Ryan, - in operation. Back in 1947, Britain tired ties. Oounoil o t Ohurohea of defendiniEr and supportinir the sphere IntervlawB ■with Delegate Tahor in going to give the matter serious south San Francisco Democrat 935 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-45171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST.. MANCHESTER . 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (622-7201) of influence it had inheiitied, by dlcate that he is duly and nicely cqqire- coMtderatlon.'’ and former school teacher, said 1 a s s '" * ka toe aissteenitli chapter o f Gov. Ronald Reagan on he would make his decislmi by WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SEIRVICE - 142 BAST CEINTER STREET - TEl.. 649-7196 Dellverod in Monchfiator CSuirchiU’s deals w ith StaUn, ttxn a clative of the interest slhown in him, S t John’s Ooepel. Jesus told hto Thursday set for Nov. 14 the next week. He said he expected Bteto salea tax, title and rogistration extra. World War n , in Greece. It then turned end that he isn’t letting It go to his dtoolplee toat His penonal Mln- serial election to fill the 11th the Republican National Corn- - that tqihere of influence over to the heed. In fact, his modest comment is FuUy equipped, Including; Istty would soon bermlnaite. district seat vacated by the mittee to do something about AIR CONDITIONED ■k S-Speed Stendard Shift United States, which siBieequentily pro- that his fen mail indicates how deeply However, It ■woidd be canted on deato of Rep. J. Arthur Young- stopping a big intraparty fight k Weathereye Heating System ' vided the military power, the dollar interested women ha've become in the by the Holy Spirit, end toe Nk- er. He died June 20 In Washing- in San Mateo County, k Big 199-cu.-ln., 6-cyUnder engine powm*, and the bier presence to guaran affairs o f their -world. tore of tols OonUuulty is de ton of leukeinia. Mrs. Black and her husband, A/y 9u fx *>i. k Backup llghtr winfohleld washer, padded dash and tee tbe continued aiigninent of Greece Such modesty becomes him too. scribed In Venae 8. "H e would I wins a majori- Charles, are active In social and visors, hazard warning lights and more. 5-yr./60,000 ■reprove to e (vrorid o f sin, and mile power train warranty. on OUT side of the world game of power We don’t ‘want to distuib such mod ty in the Nov. 14 voting, a run- community affairs In the county THURSDAYS righteousneae, and of Judg off election will be held Dec. 12. and Woodslde, wealthy subur- esty, but he has a good start, if the poUtice. m en t” Three Republicans already ban area. Black is a business FRIDAYS RBvoluIionary Used Car Vaiuet And it has been an obvious part of worid itself U'ves long enough, toward I remember as a teen-ager have announced for the seat execuUve. His late father tbe ptotuse in Asia that our Corward- becoming an unbeatable candidate for the father of my cloeest friend representing San Mateo County, headed Pacific Gas A Electric O F MANCHESTER moving assumption of sphere of influ- president of the 'world. Album Of Churches By Joseph Ssremhi became lU. Untense aodneae fIB- immediately south of San Fran-Co. 1965 Ramblar Ambassadar . ence interest, our claim to the right to FIRST CONGREGATIONAL, HEBRON ed toe hearts 'cf this famky as Canvartibla ' be there, has been a move into an area In Praise Of Praise toe doctor told them he would where the withdrawal of both lEFance We have no quarrel -with—m erely an soon die >of oanoer. Tou see, toe Tolland (biagedy Jay not In the t u t o f One owner, 18,000 plus original nuilea, zoJd neiw land and 'Britain as cdoniel powers was additional suggesUon fmr—'those educar diagnosis, but rather in the in- serviced by us. Featurets include 327 V-8 engine, tore who have dfocovered that fosUtut- automatic tranamlaiaion, poiwer zteering; piower dike tfareateniiig to leave a vacuum. H erald ebfiMy (Of toe >doator tb presoribe fog a set of rewards and oommenda- 4-H Fair at TAC on Aug. 16 brakea, tranaisfbor radio, individual fron t sealto. (Now the' news of impending eddMion- a cure. NoUce toot Jesus said tkms has now proved an effective way In sid e By Rowland Evans Jr. AdjuMt-O-TIlt steering wheel, whitewall Urea and Z al Britlab withdrawals from tbe famous Y esterdays toe Holy Spirit would not oMy more. C olor: StalUcm Brown w ito vdiltie vinyl up '
eed, deluxe vinyl interior. (Red 'with -white in- it may be practicing. (Repilblican who (best coidd han Syndicate lii 1964, several hundred Cu en tn d y ), Mrs. Elaine Smith, Mrs. Mary terlicHr.) left and the far right ore eager to. ap tijORS. ban exiles clashed with police in Morey, Miss Terry Morey, Miss Unfortunatdy, the United States now propriate these ■widely accepted, and dle old line Demoorat Lyndon "AH tUinga must pea^’—esthto Johnson in 3068. An upset Tate With Specter hlmsSlf. icallfog Today’s Birthday Waahington while seeking to w dl do. Dale Karpushka and Miss Ruth 935 MAIN STREET finds itself, power-wise, capacity-wise, highly -valued 'wor^ €uid idan'Ufy their Mendelin. victoiy, o n the contrary, would the signalls, the ADA is the march to a meetiiig of Weatern 00 at a point in histcay sim i^ to that o t extremist causes ^th them. If ttiey heart of . a n ew ‘tDemnerats AT WATKINS ^1195 Violinist Isaac {(Stem 1st 47. 4-H Camp Statfen only deonoralLie the Republican left. Hemisphere foreign mlniatara. OOlMIMlINrrA' all tbe other great emptoes whic^ have are successful in this endeavor, the TbUand staff members at the T EL 643-5171 The immediate cause for r / - controlled tbe affairs of men for their words themselves become tamialMd by 4-H camp in Franklin this sum SLUMBER SHOP : allotted time and space. Unfortunately, their 'association with. groiq» tekfog ex Tate’s return from the pofitical mer Include Hra. Roger Beau dead is not bard to find. Just * ; tbe United States has its own natural treme, overslniplified, easily predict lieu, nurse; Mrs. Carol Boyden, 'before the IMby prionaty, a top - tendency to pick up an empire b y. in- able, end often irratiiofial positionB. F isc h e tti Mrs. Edith Natale, Robert Boy I960 Holds ISOee The far left tried to cloak itself in Specter lieutenant told us his . heritance, by aoddent, by ahsentmind- den and Mrs. Shirley Rau, iran- When you the highly regarded word, ‘Vlemocracy.” atfiy real concern was toat Tate Mbtorcyole. This is toe Ug one from Hmida. .Arid Z edneaa, ell these being some of the gen- ior counselors, and Bryan Des- you’ll save big at lOur low pilca (Black A Silver) Insofar as it succeeded, it confused tbe might come out of his battle chalne, kitchen boy. Wiant to If you haven't seen Watkins new SI umber Shop you owe yourself a visit. * tier ways Britain acquired its empire in meenii^r and suUied the -value of the for renomilnatlon against toe Tbe 4-H Junior camp will be tts day. What is being asked of the machine with enough momen>- give somiething Hara a wida salection of badding t ypas is displayad in dacor that is dis- 'Word itself. In Uke manner, the t w held Jtdy 28-28 and July SO to Only United States is, tfaen> elmcst the kn- right has tried to claim excuustve pos tum ”to carry him through Nlo- Aug. 4 at the New London 4-H $79500 veonber.” tinctiva and up-to-tha-minuta. It is relaxing to be in this comfortable de posslble. It is that it be the first poten session of the -word “patrioUm.’’ In so cam p in FrtuikUn. special tial en){)iiie to dismantle its gproepect doing. It has, unfortunately, narrowed Whettier Tate picked up that Tomig Fanners to Visit partment. You can actually try mattresses by lying on them in a shop even while It is young end ‘vigorous and and perverted the meaning of tbe word. much momentum remains to be Severed Tolland families have poiwerftil and -wealltby instead o f wait- Robert Welch, founder of the John seen. But -when be smothered signed up as hosts for a group that assures privacy. l ta g until It has become oU end tired Birch (Society, In recently addressing a the last (bit o f (Ufe in toe decom - of young farmers from Somer 1902 Chevy II Coovarlible ; qnd wiser and poorer. We ere being self-styled RaMy for God, Ihmtty and poaing Democratic dty machine set and Dorset Counties In Eng headed (by (Erank Smith in a Dodilylg just gotta buy you thte one. Automatic asked, by a (higher brand of hhkoric Country, remaritad, “We should do our land when they visit the ToUond prtanaiy ’victory that surprised You'll want to ask all kinds of questions of our salesmen who have had shift, radio, economlical 6-cylinder engine, excel neocority than the world has ever expe- part to restore the luster, the thrik of County area in September. lent 'Ur^ power top, vinyl uphoMory. Color: Red patriotism to this nation.” But the more even his supporters, he (began ■ rienoed before, to give up tbe empire Among the local famUies are years of bedding oxporionco. They know how to best fit the right mat with matching Intertor. -the far right tries to do this, the less to menace Spocter. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, . game before w e b a v e even begun to It can succeed. Triie patriotism to not Sin^e then, Tate has played Mr. and Mrs. Martin Knight, tresses to you! No matter hew small your budget, Watkins can intro * play it through. synonymous with an extreme right Ms canto 'with a skia (beyond Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wright ’89500 (But nobody is asking us very„c(|eerly. wing recMition to world events. N or to hto own reenurces. It (was a sug- and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bor duce you to bedding that will please you by providing the comfort and Wow! Only r We ounidves ere not facing tte' decl^ it draping bunting throughout a. hall gefitlcn from Vice President rows. Country Harvest relaxation you ore looking for. ' skn very directly. We keep going and then gi-ving impassioned speeches Hilbert IHumpivey toat sent The Tolland County Agricul ahead, blundering into new piecea of denouncing foes, real and imagined. Tate iMiunyfog to Tel A viv Just tural Center is seeking addition- SttHieware is ideal fMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1967 PAGE MINH PAG E BIGHT fCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAVCPESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. JULY 21, 1967______' “t : : South Windsor ie CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS i t River Warfare Schools TV-Radio Tonight New Ehglanc|'s l^adin^ ^Events ComblnoNpn Wlndouirt and Doofs Two-Year Pfofaiisional Post Office Questionnaire Dow Coaopleo, RoU-up Awalnga,' Ou iv m Awalngs Rapatood) in the RA-ooverad. Re-Haag Swrvloe and Storage. Boat Caavaa. Re-< School of ■ paired or HUAs New To Yonr Pattern. AH Work Onatom Sailors for Viet Asks Mail Delivery Choice Made. Orommeta Byeleto — Faateneia. Storm Faaela for Television W orld Jalonale Unite. Watemrooling Compound For Tenta, Boatooven FAIRFHCLO. CWIf. (AP) — or more exercises around the 6:00 ( S) Movie OO) NNew e ------sreel SO "Ybu've got to learn to react 7:30 6^13)W nd. Wild West (C) Postal official Donald P. living on Arian Rd., Diane Dr., and Canvas. W e Do ReiMsreening o f Aluminum Screens. D m then are hollow-eyed, Jum Siam Hike Douidss ACCOUNTING Audain Resigning Heavy Duty Zippers. clock for 104 hours. within two seconds,” he inslsta. (10) Perry Uason ',(40) Tkne Tunnel (C) S te ^ , regional director for Bencpdlct Dr., Peach Tree La., py, and mean. Viet Gang tricks “if they can react when They do, Boehm aayb "By (03) Uerv arUTIn September 1997 admission. MEXICX) c m r (AP) — Hai the p ^ office department,'Wi Highview Rd., Spruce La., Oak (18) HUdvway Patrol T a ria n (C ) that took a bloody ton efurller in they're dead tired,” aays Ihunnlay they don't trwt any (30) Fiiith for Today [34) Smokbat Spiral HARTFORD mSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING ti's ambassador to Mexico, requested residents of Wapping S t and Pine Tree La., in the MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Hie week no longer 'workad. Boehm, “they' can react any body.” (30) Rlverixica 8) Pkont Row (BCovte Julet Plerra Audain, says he is to indicate through a question Avery Heights section of Wap- (40) Munsters 8:30 3-13) Hogan’s Heroes (C) 66 F o r ^ S L Hartford—T et 247-1115 EST. 1949 -r 'l9 6 W . CENTER STREET — 649-SOOl The met <&xig and the blood tim e;'' . The training la modified as ’34) C reatw e P erson Applications now being accepted for ping, the partition said that (30) F ilm resigning his post because of naire their preference on man STOREi HOURS — U-6, Wed. g-9. Sat. 4i80 a le fakes here. But In a week After graduatkm, the river "Charley”—the met Cong— (40) Peter Jennincs, (C l__ _ asS SObaortptk>n TV "the sepulcher peace now pre residents, delivery men and pos I S640K1B) (O Ne\ewB, Sports, m MaUbu XI. ( 6 delivery cuihllne boxes or door and a half they will be real for police fly to the Philippines and changes tactics, according to 1030-33.80) Man from vailing in my country.” to door service. tal officials were satisfied with these U.8 . Navy men training In two days of Jungle training, then obeervationa from newly re Summer Highlights m c u n ( o Audain, the dean of tiie diplo In a cover letter, Steele not the former method of maU de Uerv Griffin 30) Star (O a HPeqvare-mlle patch of Call- head for Vietnam. turned instructors and “after- S SMItS 9:00 8 ^ ) M ovie matic corps in Mexico, told ed that for approximately three livery at curbUne boxen icalsim S ubua Slough to poHoe Boehm, whose 26.year career action'' reports aired to the (M) What's New? 3 ii)N B T yhouse newsmen lltursday night he years, up to October of last Snd Petltlwi Favorable i^iUlAa (40) Neiwa, Bronco the waterways of the guerrlUa- with Navy special commando training center. (30) -BO^ale’s Nsvy 9:30 ____ t.B. <3at (O still considers himself a friend year, budgetary llmitatlona Mrs. Rowe ssdd that the main Infeated Mekong River delta. forces extends from two-man The Sulsim area facilities are 6:15 (30) , Miami Underoover 8-40) Phyllis DlUer (C) BEAN HOLE BEAN FESTIVAL c t Haitian President Francois within the post office depart- objection about the newly in- 6:30 (34) StrugBle for Peace (R) . 10:00 . 8-ID) Avengers (C) JOHIfS FLOOR COVERING “We're trying to make sure submarine operation to para- also used for researching an- ( 8-130 i ^ e r Crooklte C) [1030-9080) Laredo Duvalier but plans to stay in ment required that matU deliv- augurated system was that the INC. they get a round-trip ticket,” eSMiSW and dlvhur. baa swera to Vietnam problems, (100360) HunUey-iBiinkley Mexico, writing his memoirs erles to all newly develf^d post office department failed (C) 10:30 Chad SATURDAY, JULY 22nil. (FORMERLY OF ROY AND JOHN) eays lA. Roy'Boehm, head of become an expert on the Viet- Boehm says. ( 3) Peter Jennings (C) TV and following his former profes areas be to mail boxes located to consult resident on whether tfeie River Paitrol draft dvlalon nameae, their religlpn, language "The function of the PBR is to 6:46 (30) News, Bports U:00 ( 30-10308040) News, sion as a civil engineer. Jaycee Speaker 7:00 (2280-10) News. Sporta B, Weather Sorving 3 ta 8 P.M. at curblines. or not they wanted a change in 254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER of’ the Naval Inshore Operat- and.customs. / police the river, not fight it out (13) Truth or Consequences Newsbeat (C) The popular diplomat said '20) Richard Diamond ‘‘As a result, hundreds of the method of mall delivery, alons Training Center at Mare m one of Boehn^’ s exercises, with shore psirtles,” stresses Frands______P. KeUey. superin- Been Hole Beans t>uvalier’8 dictatorship is based ( 3) I>eath Valley Days (C) :15 3) Nows, Sports, Weather thousands of postal patrons, Gommentlng on some nine Island, 80 m iles aoulfaweat. two patrol boats encounter a Capt C. R. Johnsra, the cen- indent of Mansfield State (20) Huntley-Brinkley S:00 3) Friday Spectacular on “ such a psychosis of fear used to door delivery at their questions asked by Mrs. Rowe TEL 643-9479 Vletnameae sampan, a mockup ter’B commanding officer. “The Training School, will be guest (10) McHnle's Navy I O Served with choice o f Ham or Hot Dog and that nobody dares contradict V Day and night Boehm and (34) What’ s New (R) / 11:30 10303380) Tonl^t former residences, found them- and her husband of postmaster other lihstructora, all metnam complete with square crimson men learn to calcidate the risk spea3k»c eit a meeting of the ( 8) TwUl^t Zone . h '( 8-10) Joey Bishop (C) him.” He said he had often ad selves forced to locate their Mrs. Little, Mrs. Rowe said all • sail and coolie-hatted peasants. and take it only when they have Manchester Jayceee Monday at 7:15 (40) You Asked for It i (13) Morie Cole Slaw—Salt Pork—Relish—^Ketchup vised Duvalier to relax his rule veterans, harass tiielr student mall boxes at their new homes the questions were referred to One F SR 8 Patrol Boat, River the odds, M ambushed, they fire 7 pjn. in the Orault Court room .uf.f SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS but to no avail. crewm^ who live for a week In Home Made Brown Bread ► ^ at the curbUne” , he said. post office officials in Boston by Win fh« battle over Scrubbing and Waxing a muddy base camp among the —draws alongside while the oth back immediately, then get the at the PoUce Statlra. Ho wiU "I truly can’t see any possible Steele commented that this Mrs. Little, er circles, guns trained on the hell out of the kill sone.” tfie group may particl- solutions to the problems now with a new reeds, muskrats and moaquitoes Coffee, Milk and Ice Cream was in evidence although the A dissent voice was heard by of ttie deltai fonned by the Sac two cra ft Johnaon’B training command pate to projects that ■wiU aid facing my country,” Audain characteristics of the neighbor- a subsequent petition presented Includes a second phase of river tjje school. , Radio Four Serving Lines—No Waitfaig said. ramento end San Joaqifin riv A peasant at the tiller of the hoods involved were similar to by Sidney S. Wyde, Nevers Rd. ers at the upper end of San sampan asks tor aid for bis^ watfai^ assault forces, the first KeUey i^ lved Ws BS degree (This______listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 2 (AP Photofax) those of the old neighborhoods who obtained some ten slgna- wounded companlra •who Hi* etoce fponi Arnold College of the Uni- minute length; Some stations carry other short newscasts.) Rain or Shin# Publisher to Sue KITCHEN CARPET Prancisra Bay. of the people involved. tures on a petition proclaiming F lo a t in g mines—small slumps on the deck with a band- verslty of Bridgeport, and his Twa large axhibition hoHs availabla RIO DE JANEIRO, BrazU tn>B O —1863 10:90 NIghtbeai Mother in Coma; 'Bahy Born O.K. Noting that the files in the that the signers were pleiEuied charges of TNT—explode geys aged head. banded after the OvU War. s m a degree from OilumWa Unl- U :0 0 News (AP) —An attorney for publish 6:00 Dick Robinson Boston headquarters of the with the door to door mall serv ers of brackish iwater as train Two Bailors lift the Injured ^ ^ u lt F lo ^ 1, River vewity, NeoV York City. For the 6.00 Joey Reynolds 11:16 Weather Adults: $1.50 ChHdraii: 75e er Hello Fernandes, banished Francis Sweeney takes his first look as new daughter, six-pound Mary Eliza New England region contain 9:00 Ken Griffin . 11:90 Sports Final ice in the town. O jU d n ^ ees gun their little Jet^lrlven man onto the PBR bow. Suddra- B tyyrt 8qua<^ 7 was com- jg years he has worked 1:06 News, Sign Off for a bitter editorial attack on beth, born to his wife, Shirley, who has been in a deep coma since February mdaskmed last September to wUh the mentally handlcef^fwd, ‘‘thousands of patrons” objec The signers reside on Nevers river patrol brats at speeds up ly the peasant at the tiller r» «• i. * j__ , ------WBOH—eie VOTE TO JOIN UNION the late former President Hum when she suffered a brain hemorrhage. The baby is apparently normal in evey tions to curbline delivery," 6': 00 Hartford HiKhlIgtiUi TOLLAND COUNTY Rd., Robert Dr. Woodland Dr., to so miles an hour through tor heaves a grenade into the Navy , ®**"'“ * troops in and has been In his present post 7:00 News BRJDOEPORT (AP) Bridge berto Gastello Branco, says he the Mekonjg. ginee 1663. way, according to doctors who said the birth was a medical rarity. Steele said, "Wapping is well Steep Rd., Oak St., Meadow Rd. tuous shallows In slihulated res brat, and the bandaged man 8:00 Gaslight port police coipbains, lieutenants is asking the Brazilian supreme 12:00 Quiet Hours ' AGRICULTURAL CENTER represented in these files.” and Mark Dr. cue of a downed U.S. pilot Am leaps toi a machine gun to fire at Working with the 2nd Brigade ------W POP—1413 and eergeants have voted 33-7 court for a writ of habeas cor Last October Postmaster Other comments appro-ving dnd, S/vuvicL the second PBR. of the 0th Infantry Dl'idslon to 6:00 Danny (Jlayton Show to Join the State, County and Routt 30 RockviHa pus. . bushes along the reed-screened 7:00 Lee "Babl'’ Simms Show General La.wrence F. O’Brien the new system have been shores spit machine gun, sniper The slough rocks 'irith gunfire. 'Vietnam, the Joint "Army-Navy Mystic Pastor 13:00 Gary Girard Show Munloipal Eknpleyes’ Federa Fernandes was banished Time Tested and Proven ji A • appeareaappeared beforeoeiore congressGong^ss ana and heard in town but not to the ex and mortar fire. The shells are Boehm, observing from a mo force to known as the Mobile WINF—1280 tion, AFLrCXO. Thursday to the desolate island First National Confab i T i l . o:00 News l^ row D a rs iA g a m obtained a special appropria- tent of persons circulating or tor launch 100 yards away, Riverine Force—MRF. Once in Bolton The 'vete of the ranking offl- of Fernando de Noronha, 225 Eight Beautifui Ceiors fclanke. The MRF won a ^ Jor victo 6:16 Speak Up Hartford tion to Institute door delivery signing petitions. The flailing Mekong River moves In for a debriefing. He 6:00 News cera of the department vraa tak miles off Brazil's northeast to those families previously de ry' oyer a 400>-'man' "Viet Cong 6:16 Barry Farber Show The general comment seems Phone for a Free Estimoto and Demonstration police go' without sleep from pulls no punches as be points Guest Preacher 7:00 The World Tonight en Thursday. coast. A front-page editorial in H eld on B lack P ow er la salvage work biit^on June 10-20, kllltog I69, nied that service due to budg to be "if other towns get the Monday to Friday, working out out mistakes. 6:46 Lowell Thomas his paper after Gastello Branco NEWARK, N.J. (AP) —From the diversity which often makes' LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — •with 28 Americans klUed, -ac- i™,- Ghitton T. Daley, 7:16 Frank Gifford The eame raitos had voted 40- FLETCHER CUSS GO. OF MANCHESTER etary limitations. service of door delivery on their • 7:36 Washington Week was killed in a plane collision black nationalists to Uie organizaUon difficult in Negro Those four bare-legged wofnen 19 against Joining the union to “ The door delivery service mall for the same amount we cording to a U.S. Command ^ Myrtle Methodtot 8:00 News Tuesday said the former presi- NAAGP, about 600 delegates to communities. wielding crowbars are at it 8:10 Speak Up Hartford May, 1966, despHe a 333-6 vote was intended only for those pay for federal taxes and there iinoieum, ceramic tiie, formica spokesman. ^ 0 river battle (jimrtdi and former partor of 11:80 Barry Farber Show dent was calculating and merci- naUonal conference on Keep your group, he said, but again. Image Is Different took place to the delta 17 mUes Methodtot Churt* of by detectives and patrolmen in **When You Think o f Glass, 61M521 families desiring this service,” by federal services, why should carpets, waxes, cleaners 12:00 Comment favor of tepresentation. less and humanity lost nothing j,lack power are gathered here come to your senses. ‘‘Remem- w_ j . Cooper describes his all- south of Saigon. (Bolton, will he gueet prracher 12:16 News. Sign Off Think of Fletcher’* Steele said. we be deprived of the service w ¥ lO —1383 The department has 64 rank by his death. today Intent on making the once ber, we’re all catching hell from girl building demolition crew as Typical of the people request A naval river assault squa- gunday at the 9 a.tn. service at 5:00 Afternoon Kdltlon Justice Minister Luiz da moth- many people who merely (Us cost of this type of delivery, HOLLYWOOD (AP) — He announced It hopes that Tors River OBsaidt and patrol brat from $25.00 to $45.00 Last year Gastello Branco Nonviolent Coordinating Corn- for |2(X) for bail for a civil rights er of three; her daughter Sheila liked the inconvenience caused movement and the renewtal o f VOLKSWAGEN ® LEASING stripped the 44-year-old publish- mlttee’s Chairman H. Rapp worker arrested Thursday In and if the town area involved scarcely fits the Walt Disney <»« t*»e fai^y trade and training laats ll weeks, toe first the church {Kogram, Ann; Sue Brown, another moth- by going after their mail at falls within the density area two to four weeks in classrooms er, a frequent critic of the gov- grown, were asked not to give Mississippi. He said there were image, being stocky, grateed has ordei^ lo p icti^ to 14 The Rev. Earle R. Custor, 24 Mo. U foia Pirn Mow Is tile time to bring in your soreena to be repaired. er of three; and Estelen Cush- curbside boxes during incle- designated by the post office de and Hungarian accented. To the «oontos. to relew : Africa- of toe Paclflc Fleet Amphibious IHtUKDRi' emment, of his political rights, individual news conferences. reports that a crowd of angry ing, mother of five. ment weather. partor of North Methodist avsIMta al Storm window glaaa replaoed. whites was surrounding tl\e Jail. partment for door delivery. Inevitable question to Inter- Texas Sty'*-' Training Command to Corona SEDAN ITB.00 tS. Grtfi cool renwT a j orientation Saving their housework for Inconveniences Noted "Gentle Giant,” “The Daring do, CaHf., before moving to Church, will return to the pul LiSD llser Sentenced session Thursday set by Negro In five minutes, he collected thg ^omen rip away at . Mrs. Rowe’s questions to the views, he replies: pit Sunday, July 30, to begin a Steel continued that "we rcc- Game,” “Island of the Lost.” Mare Island. FASTBAOK SEDAN "•f i^B.00 AUTO UUSS INSTALLED AUCKLAND, New Zealand comedian Dick Gregory and Los more than $400. The excess was partitions, wreck brick walls postmaster also included wheth "No, I don’t want to be the series of sermons on “Decisive A. ^ „ r - ...... — , ------ognize the fact that many peo- 2. Television series. Ton has Pill I (AP) — The first man found Angeles black nationalist Ron er the safety of the mall carrier second Walt Disney. I want to Continuing assault classes Moments." KARMANN BHIA isBido set aside to help Negro ■victims ggivgg^ aboard trucks pie prefer delivery to curbline cannily used bis features as pi BLASS FURNltURE TOPS with LSD after the drug was Karenga, was not so much anti- of last week’s rioting In New- ^m^ng the day. had been considered and if de be the first Ivan Tors.” have leveled out to about 160 boxes. We encourage curbline lots for new series; thus “Afri- ton $il2 ■Mb outlawed in New Zealand was -'white as problack and antiwhite ark. livery personnel are expected to Yet the comparisra remains, trainees while toe patrol brat STATION WA80N “ This isn’t Just a man’s ca-Texas Stylo,” with Hugh O’- (13 3M.) sentenced to six weeks in prison exploitation. and almost eveiY week brings classes number 70-80, most of Named for Washington MIRRORS (FIrtplaee aid Daar) world, you know,” Mrs. Pearson icaifcar’^SteJeZw bteeie said. “ records and other miscellan- Brian emerges as “Oowhoy to them volunteers. Mr Some speakers pointed out said. an announcement of a new FA N a TRUOK $112 NNb ) ri^te nu^M*mt MBvMoa U.S.-Irish Trade Brisk Steele said that the tJTe of project that makes it aiq>ear Africa,” with Chuck Oonnon More than 1,000 sailors have The first college named in PICTURE FRAMINB (all lypaa) J PoUce told an Auckland mag- they considered absurdl- There ara^-a few disadvan deliveryt11vrA«*vr preferred Hvrby vAalHAVtfAresidents ^ “Gentle Ben,” ooetarring Den already trained to Sutoun honor of George Washington istrate that Mark Houghton y^g y, yje ^^y the United States DUBLIN — Although the tages. system “retrace their steps to that Ivan Tors to destined to Afa. II, ToHasd Tpla. is the type of service that the these items which were attract the same kind of family nis Weaver and a 7-foot bear. Slough. Most of them are to was Washington College, Ches- TED TRUDON TaleaMvilla-Manehattar Cawte Young, 26, a freelance exTCcts Tte nonw^ to economy, was____ rather^ J slug "I used to nave nice hands,” WINDOW and FU TE QliSS __>A______1 _tAZ. AA _1____ * —A. *f 4YAA *■ MA fS A Ka post office department "will be “Daktari” will be back, and Vietnam today, cleaning up riv .tertown, Md. It is believed to writer, was found with 22 pieces behave, delivered tmder the previous audience that flocked to toe I43-2I3I ^“o ^so' pleased to furnish as long as "Flipper” retume to reruna er highways toe Viet Cong have be the only one eo named by his VOLKSWAGEN of LSD- impregnated blotting ..jf ^hltey thinks he's going to Ireland and the United drives a truck for Cooper. “ My system. late, great Disney. requests are consistent with Tors’ latest venture puts him next winter while the showa used for years. expressed consent. paper on July 11, the day after gg^^y me to Vietnam to risk my States Increased significantly, husband won’t hold them any- postal regulations.” legislation placed the drug un- . . oc Manchester Evening Herald into toe amusemMtt-park busi gaan for a new family. "Our life for instant freedom for a .exports to Ireland r ^ 25 more.’ Commenting on "the regret kids outgrew the series,” Ton der the narcotics act. South Windsor Correspondent, ness, pioneered by Disneyland. man who looks more like me Pef table inconveniences caused He also shares produc Youpig pleaded guilty. Anne Lyons, tel: 644-8682. The fllm producer has an than he (whitey) does while my *'on in 1965 to $86 milUon. U.^ tlirough misunderstandings dur tion of “Off Tto See the Wlsard” wife and kids back home get Imports from Ireland expanded nounced he will build two large Labor Force Cut ing the transition period be with MGM. Army Extends Ban freedom on the installment even more, from $58 million to PIERRE LETOURNEAU attractions, called Animal King $94 million, aibout 62 per cent. WASHINGTON—A Labor De tween delivery to curbline boxes JVo Women Drivers! dom, to California and Florida. 8. Studios. Ton has a four- JAKARTA (AP) — The army plan, he’s got to be sick,” Gre and house delivery,” Steele said stage movie plant to Miami, extended its ban on public dis gory said to a storm of ap partment report says 4.6 mil PLEASE NOTE EDs entrance tote tola field to First sign that representatives of the New RIYAIMa — Under Islamic “the meet modem to the play of pictures of former Presi 400 GRANTS AUTHORIZED lion men—or 9 per cent of the aomewmat reluctant’ he admit plause. England Region of the Post Of ■law, ■wdidch is strioUy enforced worid,” end an underwater lo dent Sukarno to Jakarta today. The main question, to be de- WASttCDNGTOiN— There are civilian population between 18 ted. fice department have been in ISaudia Analbia, women still cation site to the Bahamas. He His picture is now banned bated over three days in a ser- 2d government departments and and 64—were not in the labor PETE'S BARRER SHOP "There to such a demand for To p Q u a lily o f S g O O d working in the Wapping area aip(pear veiled' aind covered to shot the “Thunderball” battle throughout Java, politically and ies of 14 concurrent workshops, agencies talking part in admin force in 1966. letoure-tlme attractions that I istering the 400 federal grant This giroup has increased and will continue on the system ,bla>ck. It takes tiwo women’s 149 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. have been forced to get Into toe there. There is a sound stage at economically Indonesia’s most ig what sort of action and organ- ^ Africa, U.8.!., and Ton has important island. ization Negroes should unite prograons authorized by Con from 6 per cent of the popula until’’each family is guaranteed testimony to equal one man’s. NEXT TO FORMER LOCATION buotoess, whether I wanted to or USED CARS the best mail service within our Women are not allowed to drive The ban for the capital dis- behind, gress. The care of all the fedK tion in 1956. Most of the change, not,” he sl^ed. “ Also, toe cost used car. power to provide.” care, and can got a divorce only trict was announced by Col. “ Everybody knows whltey's a eral educational], scientific, however, is attributed to school o f VMping ■ninittto has becom e because L The change In mail delivery tor upecifie causes, isuch as non- MOM nor Paramount could give Mustapha Kamal Nasserie, devil, the question is what are health and other grants also re attendance (for those 18 to' 24) so great that I have to And ways frpm curbline boxes to direct supfport; men can divorce their Has RE-OPENED For Business . . me enough space.” chief of staff of the Jakarta mil you going to do about it?" asked quires the hel(p of 125 federal and to early retirement (for of offsetting It When you have house delivery has caused some wives at wiH. Ton came to theanlmal world 1957 D O D G E itary command. Military com Karenga. bureaus end divisions. those 55 to 64). 6(X) to 700 animals, as we do. It vehement discussion in the town. late to the game. He was a play 1964^ PLYM O UTH manders in west, central, and Predictions are made risky by meaiui employing 40 trainers Polara 4*Dr. Hardbq;). A petition protesting the move wright to Budapest before east Java ordered the ban in the fact that delegates come and a full-time veterinarian Just IJUH, auto, trana., power ata. Wagon. V-8, auto. was circulated by Mrs. Francis fleeing to 1940 under the threats their areas recently and said from almost all political fac- to give toe animals shoto. steering and brakes. P. Rowe, Peach Tree Lane, wa.s of the Hitler regime. Arriving to they would crush any attempt to tions of the Negro community. “Originally, I didn’t want to Blxtra low ateerlng!” ''^ M 2 9 5 Little Persuasion Needed sent to Steele with copies to SWIMMINGT HoUywood, that haven of dis restore Sukarno to power. Some of those present Thurs open toe oompounds to toe pub 92695 Postmaster General O’Brien and r w u \ placed Hungarians, he fotnd mileage. day included William Booth, lic because I was afraid the ex- To Get Connally on Saf ari to U. S. Rep. Emilio Q. Dad- BOUGHT EHTIRE STOCK . , work as a screen writer on such chairman of the New York City posure to fiimaAlms as “In toe Good 01 OI Sum-Sum !Area Weather Commission on Human Rights; dario, as well as to Mrs. Shir toem. But now I And It Is neces- NEW YORK (AP) — An avid "The challenge of the hunt is ley D. Little, acting postmaster mertime” and “Watch the James Farmer, former national sary.” Birdie.” Later he turned to 1 1963 CHRYSLER WINDSOR LOCKS (AP3-Var- director Tf‘the’ sportsman all his life. Gov. John the exciting part to me,’’ ^ n - of the Wapping branch of the OF POOL MAHUFACTURER 1964 FORD The Florida Animal Kingdom science Action and Anally met iable cloudiness «HI will1 be the rule iTniiAiitv and his black now- . m .a •* s^id. “ It’s not the taking post office. will be situated on 4,000 acres 1 9-PUM. station Wagon. today across most of New Eng clal Equality and his black pow connally of Texas said it didn t ^ probably Signed by some 44 residents his destiny with toe Water- 1 Power ateerlng and Sta. Wagon. V-8, std. er oriented successor Floyd Mc- Ttors owns at Palm Sea Hunt” He and toe land -with afternoon and early Klssick; James Meredith, actor require much persuasion when gpe„d a week stalking the leop- ______Gardens; toe fJaUfor^ l^ tl^ M H5 $ ii^ evening showers, says the U.S. Ossie Davis and his actress wife he was asked to go to Africa to ards before we take one — if we is yet to be selected. His present ^ „ „ -jnee Weather Bureau. Highest tem Ruby Dee, and the Rev. Jesse hunt leopard for “ The American do. A W ca, U.B.A, 60 miles n o ^ of 'Dogs ^ are more dangerous peratures will be mostly in the Sportsman” on the ABC televi- “The leopard is a smart ani- Jackson, official representative FRESH GANDY Hollywood, is not big enough for than wild animals,” he insists. 80s. of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. sion network. mal, a wary animal,” he said. 1 a public operation. 1966 BARRACUDA “ It’s a great trophy, too, but it WHITMAN, 8CHRAFFT "The reason to that tame ani 1966 PLY. CONV. A high-pressure area centered Several delegates, including "I g;rew up - in South Texas CANDY CUPBOARD The plaid^ to allow toe ani j^to the east-northeast of Bermii- takes planning. It takes all of mals adopt toe neuroses of hu 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, auto, Booth, are members of various and hunted everything down F I N A L S U E mals to room as freely as possi man beings knd hence are un Fury 8, RAH, $ g 4 lN da for many days has been factions within the National As there from rattlesnakes up .and your ingenuity and all of your ARTHUR DRUG ble—toe more obstreperous Auto., P.S. tram ., power steering, maintaining a flow of warm patience. That’s what makes it predictable.” whitewalls. ^ 9 5 sociation for the Advancement down,” Ctonnally said in an in LIMITED NUMBER OF POOLS AVAILABLE beasts would be Isolated on is The Ton product hais not been moist air into New England. of Colored People, which has terview before leaving for Afri exciting.” lands—and humans would be This maritime air mass moving notable ter its critical acdalm, denounced the idea of black ca. "I've hunted Javelina, white permitted to drive among them- toe Alms being nther elemental 1966 D O D G E , northiwiard over tine cooler New power as “ self-defeating." tail deer, prong-horned antel to their own can or satori Elngland coastal waters has to toelr plotting. The i»oducer 1963 D O D G E Many are young, but ihe ope, plus all the birds.” trucka. - claims that economics hampen Polara 6>Dr. Hardtop. ROH, been associated with widespread young by no means dominate in “ One thing I’d always hoped You get the faint impression auto, trans., double CggO E fog much of this month. his aim at higher quaUty. ‘440’ 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, auto, terms of numbers. to do was go on an African sa from talking with Ton that ‘(Nobody else can make such powered. *£ M 9 9 Meanwhile a low pressure re Adam Clayton Powel,- an hon fari. So when Tom Moore asked THE whAe he la not entirely a misan- trans, power $995 gion near the southern New impresslve-looktog pictures for steering. / orary, co-chairman, promised me it didn’t take much arm throjpe, he eomebow prefen toe $600,000; if I could spend $2 mil England coast combined with confeiience chairman Dr. Na twisting,” he said. FUNERAL HOME cluncter of anlmala to that of the moist air mass to produce lion, I could make a movie that 1966 D O D G E than Wright he would appear. Moore, president of ABC—TV, LECLERC hla own species. Indeed, be is a looked like $6 million,” he much cloudiness and intermit Addressing the conference plans to go with Connally into persistent, preacher of toe lack 1964 CHRYSLER bOGGti. Ooronet 440 2-IDr. Hd. Top. tent rains. Little change in this Thursday, Brown said President the Serengeti Plains of north of hoetiUty on toe pert of ani 898 Engine wKh 4 CggfkC Newport 4-(Dr. Sedan. RAcH weather pattern is expected for ‘ IBtlll, I am faced with a, limit Johnson has -virtually brushed central Tanzania. The trip is mals twoard humans. ed market. I can.’t rehearse and on the flooc. Auto. Trans., <4j COS the next 48 hours. due to begin about July 24 and “I first discovered this adien I aside the Negro vote In 1968 by lavish time on Aiming; I must Double power. ^ ly w Five Day Forecast his actions during the Newark last until about the first of Sep was producing ‘Sea Hunt,” ’ he MANCHESTER Temperatures from Saturday finish toe plctun to '80 days. riots. tember. Among others going are explains. “During oil the yean Then a n definite Umito to what 1966 FURY II through Wednesday are expec Brown asserted that Johnson Bing Crosby, Phil Harris- and we made the s^ee, no shark you can do 'with a fam ily plc 1963 FORD ted to average above normal ■was ready to help "racist au- David Janssen ever attacked us, nor wen we 4-Dr. Setom. RAH, Auto. tu n . with the daily high in the upper thorities” stop the violence but “The American Sportsman,” nipped by a barracuda. After Trana; Power - Steering. X-D 600 2-Dr. Hd. Top. at the STATE of the STATE “Yes, Dtoney made It work, 80s and low 90s and overnight rated by Nielsen as the most F M ^A ir Con. 992 V-8 RAH made no move to improve cond that I decided not to believe to but he was to bustaess for a M295 How'd you like to sit fai the Hoose of Representatives at lows in the middle 60s and low itions for Negroes. popular sports series on televi toe sotiogjf I had Teamed to dRioiiiiiir* iiiD w Spec. Auto. Trans. the State Capitol and have to vote on issues that invidve 70s. It will become increasingly sion, features celebrities long time baton he built up hto On the sidewalk outside the school. reputation. Once we compared huge expenditures fw projects that won’t be finished foi warmer through the period. conference headquarters, dele hunting and fishing in exotic “ 1 am convinced that no ani Precipitation may total be lo()ales. The one-hour color show notes, and we both found out years? Trouble U; you have to guess how much motley will gates in neat business suits min mal will attack a human being tirat we did Uttle buatoeas with tween % and H inch locally is seen Sundays from January be cn hand when the projects are completed, too. gled with others in African unless it Is provoked. Once to our films to Eurppe. England, occurring in scattered showers ifo April. ' Africa a UonsM came up to my 1967 CHRYSLERS This is what is known as “ crystal ball leuialating" and robes as some of Newark’s Ne itustnjia. and Japan an good during the afternoon , and gro residents stood by. Asked if be had received any car, nibbed agatoot It and the crystal ball has been used so often that it has gotten evening throughout the perioid. criticism in Texas for going on inarketo, but etoewhen to toe The “ natural” hairdos, that walked on. It obyiouely bad no worid toe Uda Just don’t go to and DODGES cloudy and Is not reliable . . . never was. ______7 7 3 - ____ *1*’® popular In militant or Afri- the Junket, Connally said, “ Fve totoreet to me. We look Uko Obvionsly, this is not the proper way to run a billion dol only gotten one letter critical of apes to lions, and tooy don’t eat movies. O O lM S^TtoN LARGEST ca-oriented circles — one to two “In this country, you can get Most Modeb StU AvaUable for lar bnsiiicss and neither can yon run it with part-time help. my going over to kill game. apes; both apes and humans NEIW Y O pK The nation’s inches long fo r. both men and all ktods of nice awards tor If our leghdators are to keep their ffatgem on the pulse of This person seemed to, be smsU had and taste bad to Impediate D^vny geographteail research in- women — were prevalent. m aU ^ famUy pictures ,but yob iXiiktf.linn is the American p e o - against killing any game. the state’s business they must meet more im»i« into Aim entertatomont He asked, “ Which Is more B .a that the Scythians used a judgment on that basis skNBS. provocation removed, delegates that has found a warm response humane, to encourage hunters COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICES ».«» 4j.Mira- But this was not the No “crystal balk,’’ no '<0111N boaidg,” no ’Vgim o f the FO R RENT returned, to discussing the aims from ttieator and televlalon ou- '^thin the l£w to take so many flirt aeoounb of such nra. The aodiac" . . . common sena I f Bun. Movie Fro;- of the conference. dteuBaa, Bi fact, hla operation CHOReHES MOTORS, Inc. I and bnsinesB judgiamt, bistoadi deer, or to let the deer die of esdnaoe eo^ eror O ien Meng re- __ J m m a or sIlMt, slib The need for unity was a con- its s ts k m on all too aspeets of a Mps. safe projeotoes. starvation? The great conserva- 23 Main Street, Manchester Dtsnay-llke ampin. Ilema’ ; portedly used mariijaana in 2700 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER stant theme. Karenga, head of " , . ’. . . .. Call 649-5869 B.C. ter gout end aheent-mlnd- GENOVESI FOR STATE REFRESENTATIVE the group called “US” In Watts, ^ h u f 1. Veatun movioa. The new m DRUG C O . men who go out and hunt and management of Paramount has BU-dCM. fI f-fS S i urged unity without sacrificing , . “
■ 1 P A G B t B N MANQHBtoSR EVENINiG H |?^U ). MANCHESTER. CX)NN.. BTIIDAY, JULY 21, 1967 Section Two FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1967 FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1967 MW n ^ Hfll Boyle U.S. Cairier Got a Square Piano »- CoDege Groups Dlfaft Seriate May Review O' ■nia Stoww-i^ Founda 0 Hospital Notes ams Slatedi P ilots Bag tion, liOiw twrtnclng the Bkr. • KlarLeaves A Brown W ill Direct ate. John V. MmooIo rlet B««0her 0tow» HIoum, Is A VlsUing h oan aro $ to 8 p ju . looking for a ‘Isquare" pi A' HEBRON — MetL 'FrancA Bill of Student Rights Three MIGs LBJ Plush Job Gift That r In aU anaa exoopepting niater- Posts on ano, anoocdfaig^ to Stowe- CDC Job for DbvIs M uoolo. 50 o f Wost State Development ally w k en ttiey<.arooro st$6 $t$6 to 4 Hartford, mother c f 'M n . Lo- WASHINGTON (AP) —Five was chairman; Dr. Harry D. (Oontlnned fram IPag* One) Day OinWtor Josepii 6. Van- (Continiied tnan Page One) — —------;------— ■ A ll Parents p.m. and 7 to 6 pan. aad pri Police Force rehte Dicau of Heivon, died yes- major groups of college stu- Gideonse, chancellor of the New W hy of MamOhedtw. ’the pi * fiCdrace H. Brown of Manchester has been appointed New Position vate roams wirere they are 16 Tonkin Gulf ISO miles off the ano is oblong In shape, and Senate Demooratio leader ^ ^ tenlay at S t Franois’ Hospital, dents, professors and admlnis- School of Social Research; Pe- lUke Mansfield said the confir- t backbreaking. «he new manaaina director of the S'tate Development * a.m. to 8 p.m. Vlattor* are re HarUonL She was the wlfei of trators have drafted a national -ter Armacost, president of Otta- North Vietnai&ese coast. may have one odtave fewer "TWs Is a ilBtemnt type c(f James 8. Hlar of Notch Rd., quested not to smoke la pa NAn examlnatioa tid fill three n was the first big air battle keys than the conventional matlon to the five-year term Commission by G w . John Dempsey upon reoommenda- patrolmen vacancies on the ‘ John V. bUl of student rights, the Wash- wa University; Earl aifford, was handled routlnoly, with no Job,” he told a newsmaQ. “ It’s m aita Ixy and about IlMlr o«f- Bolton, has neigned his Job as tients’ rooms. Ns more than since the North Vietnamese vir pianos, and was popular o f the^ commission. two vhdtors at one time per Mlanchester Police DepsHfiiient Survivora also Include her Ingto" P o * said today. Rutgers dean and Ann Bromley, pressure from thel White House a Hre department-type. opera- spring that modem paranta git IM succeeds Leroy Jones, assistant managing director of tually grounded their air tNce about 80 years ago. Anyone patient. wiU be conducted soon, PbUce parents, tiwo soiw, anoOier Their proposal would give stu- dean Of Santa Fe Junior Ool- to speed or assure'success. tlon, and we’re waiting for a timdofheairtng: yirho resigned to become the six weeks ago after losing five having iBfotndttitm to the tire to break out "Nobody Is going to tall me the Connecticut Development Patients Today: 899 Chief Jambs Reardon announced daughter, ithree sisters, a broth- dents the right to Invite oontro- lege. state’s torsi commissioner of er and two grandchildren. verslal speakers to campuses The drafted document meets Jets within three days. Eight whereabouts of suCh a pi l^ t teapot tempest or not, the "The board was created by what to do.” Commission, It was announced ADMITTED YESTERDAY: today. MIGs came out last Wednesday ano niay contact the Stowe- McHugh story focused attention {im m unity affairs, Anthony Amenta, East Hart- . Two vacoireles result from ac The funeral wlH be held Mon- and to participate in activities many of the Studertt demands of the McCarran Act, and that “SUea’s porimts gave ta r a t Brown, 40, has been on the yesterday by LeRoy Jones, the day at 8:1S ajn. from the Now- such as war protests and dem- the post-Berkeley era. but fled when fired on by Air Day Foundation, 77 Fotest on a board that has become law Is still on the bboks, even jdione of her own for ber birth- state's Commissioner of Com- ford; Ruth Bentley, 18 Canter tion by the town’s Board of Di psff of the comniaaion for 11 kirk and Whitney Funeral onstratlons without college In- Among its hlghlighs are: Force pilots. St, Hartford. something of an anachronism though the courts have slowed day. Why can’t I have one, too? bury St.; Mrs. Lenora Bober, rectors wtUM: created new posts mors and haa been odmlnlstra- Imunity Affairs. Home 776 Farmington Ave., terference. —Students should be free to The Navy Crusader pilots and has borne out former Presi down the process. We can’t act After all. I’m 18.” Klar, who was formerly 92 Amott Rd.; Ernest Cote, in the department effeottve July dent Harry S. Truman’s prophe |or of the Connecticut Inger- West Hartford, with a solemn Under the proposed broad take “reasoned exception" to were------flying------cover ahead of other St., July 29 at St. James’ until the attorney general sends " i f l g «t one more ptaafle. Pll Jones’ deputy In the Develop Stafford Springs; Roberta Cox, 1. cy that the Communist registra rciglonal Planning Program The other da due to the 'recent Ml high TWoo,. of requiem at S t new freedoms, the students professors’ views, but they are Jets coming In to attack a fuel Church. I us cases, and there haven’t kill myielf. No bi^ wonti to ment Commission, will head up 68 Hillside Ave., Vernon; Mrs. tion law would be unenforcea f c l 9 6 $ . Thomas the Apostle Churoh, «>*dd be disciplined only for responsible for learning the con- dump when about eight MIG17s Jan BlaseJ Chrsanowskl, been any for more than a year, take a glil to the school dance one ot the divisions In the new Gladys DelGalzo, East Hart resignation of Lt. Henry Gau- ble. •* Four state departments make ruder. He resigned devote full West Hartford, 1^ . Burial will violating rules, they help make, tent of courses In which they ‘popped up out of the clouds.” Rocky Hill, and Carol Ann "Oh, we meet about every vdien her face looks like Ohe ly formed Departmient of Com ford; John Downes, 82 Wells to iv the program: The Develop- The board was supposed to day, Just to keep up with the broken out with the plague.” St.; Mrs. Eva Farmer, 24 Lynn time to his private biudness. be in Jrt St. Benedict Ceme- would be protected against im- are enroUed. For the next seven minutes Gworek, SO French Rd., July | ient Oonunisston, EDghway De munity Affairs, Jones indicated. name Communists and their tempo of things. "Shall I show daddy my re- 0 Dr., Vemon; Mrs. Ruby Foth- The mechanics of choosing re- tery, Bloomfield. proper disclosure of their -"Capricious academic re- the opposing fliers—each group 29 at St. Bridget Church. portment, Deportoent of Fl- The Community Affairs De organization^. These were ex- Paterson’s colleagues,, besides port card now, or wait erglll, 44 Falrvlew St; Richard 'placement for Gauruder have % Friends may call at the fu- records and would be free to evaluation” should be guarded numbered about eight planes— Peter Joseph McCartan, 293 {■nee and Ckmtrol, and the De partment was established by the pected then to register as such McHugh, are Chairman John until after he has a couple Libro, 86 Worcester Rd., Ver not been announced. neoral liome tomorrow from 3 to publish their opinions with mini- against as well as disclosure of criss-crossed the skies with School St., and Vivian Marie portment of Agriculture and last General Assembly to form with the attorney general^’ W. Mahan, a Montana Democ- of martinis?” non; Mrs. Theresa Lindsey, Applications may be Obtained 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday mum restraint. student records or information rockets and caiinon fife, Adams, 17 Hollister St., Aug. 12 lotu^ Resources. a stronger link between federal It named quite a few—44 indi- rat and a lawyer; Gedward "What did you do at tire office East Hartford; Henry Luts,' at the town’s persoimel office in from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm . The Statement on Rights and about student beliefs or po- The American pilots repwrted at St. James’ Church. Upon Joining the Development and local governments. vlduals, two dozen fronts, one C. Sweeney, another Illinois today, pops? At ■pbonl we cut r: East Hartford. the Municipal iBidlding or for There will be a recitation of Freedoms is the first such Joint lltical associations, that they saw three of the MIG Henry Johnson Llsk, 25 Mill pdmmission In 1664, Brown The department is authortaed "actiCn” group—the party Itself Republican who once was gen- up a frog—or Wouldn’t 1 *niv Also, Mrs. MaryAnn Mazsa- the patrolmen’s posts from the Rosary Sunday night at the agreement of principle between —Students "should be allowed pilots eject from stricken St. and Sharon Jane Armstrong, worked In tiie flood planning as- to participate in programs of to Invite and to hear any person —and one "InftKrated” group. eral counsel of the General Ser- about fbnf at the <«""«»• table?” rella, 28 Kmwood Rd., Vernon; Chief {Reardon. The applications funeral home. teachers and students. One planes. They believed a fourth 368 Summit St., July 29 at Sec hstanoe program started after health, recreation, social and of their own choosing and to Wesley Miller, Brookfield Rd., must be on file or post-marked spokesman said it will be of pilot also ejected but this claini ond Congregational Church. But nobody ever hare regls- 'vices Administration; and'Leo- “Don’t even bother to take the 1966 floods. community service which are examine and to discuss all ques Bolton; Armando Horano, East not later than Aug. 26 at ,the Mrs. James Holt Sr. fered for ratification by the Na- remained a "probable” pending . Gilbert Bardsley Wilcox, 113 tered. And the courts have U- Sells, a Virginia Dem- o ff y^ur coat, dear. We’re going II In 1967, he was placed in Marietta Uonal Student Association at the tions of interest to them and to E. Center St. and Virginia May pulled virtually all the teeth ’'vho was counsel to the out to dinner.,, I dfm’t ..care Hartford; Mn. Wanda Riemer, town manager’s office. TOLLANEX— Mrs evaluation of gun films aboard Charge of a new regional plaa- 870 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Pa- The examination is open to NSA convention next month. express opinions publlcy. Wher Mayo, 31 Virginia Rd., Aug. 0 from the McCarran Act, which Renegotiation. Board. where. Just so it is out The kids Jackson Holt, 76, of Hartford, the Bon Homme Richard, lilng assistance program which Boraee H. Brown -tricia Smith, East Hartford; appliceints from Manchester, The American Assoclatij^'^of ever possible, the student news at St. Jaities’ Church. created the bdard. Frank R. Hunter Jr., the have given mb so much trouble mother of Mrs. Martha Mc s The MIGs were felled by heat earned out shidies to define the Mrs. Edna Spence, 88 Deer Gtestonbury, East Hartford, University Professors, Tire As paper should be an independent board’s tall, drawling general tostoy, that If I don’t gat out of Laughlin of Tolland, died seeking Sidewinder missiles and Ronald Osella, 4 Village St. Today, there’s only one case various planning regions In the field Dr.; Mrs. Helen Sweet, sociation of American Colleges, corporation financially and le- counsel, told a newsman the law here. I’ll lose my mind.” South Windsor, Vemon, Bolton, Wednesday at St. Francis Hos 20mm cannon fire from the and Joan Elizabeth Parker, 43 p>endlng—and even that is .to, and worked out details of Dobson Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Dor National Association of Student gaily separate from the univer- provides no special quallflca- "One minute you toll me to Money Taken and Coventry who have lived in pital, Hartford. She was the Crusaders. Two of the Cru S. Lakewood Circle,. July 29 at stalled In the courts at least un- organisation of the Capitol othy Wood, 166 Greenwood Dr. Personnel Administrators and sity.” .tions for board members. But act grown-up, and the next those towns for at least a year. wife of James Holt Sr. saders flew back to the car St. James’ Church. - tji autumn. The Justice Depart- planning Region. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A the National Association of —Disciplinary processings he said Mahan had assured him minute you treat me like I was 'Successful applicants wUl be Survivors also include 7 sons, rier with gaping holes evident BuUdlng Permits ment asked the board, more « Brown was made senior plan- son to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Women Deans and Counselors should be instituted only for vlo- In 2 Breaks sent to the municipal police 4 other daughters, a brother, 2 ly caused by the M iG’s 20mm Wesley R. Smith Construction than a vear aao to desienate McHugh "Is a consclen- atlU a chUd.” for the planning division in Connors, 147 Orchard St., Rock training school and will be re are the four other groups in- lations of standards of conduct re re ^ , ’reoi= well-intentioned, sincere "Jack’s dad bought him a mo- sisters, 39 grandchildren and SI cannon, but none of the Amer Co. lor John Krinjak, construe- the W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of . When the division became Two breaks, at One-Hour ville; a daughter to Mr. and quired to complete its basic volved and presumably will formulated with slgnificsmt stu- fellow.” torcyde for Us birthday. Why ican pilots was hit. tion of dwelling on the south America a Communist front |taowp as the planning rede- Mia. Robert Rezman, 84 Ham training courses satisfactorily great-grandchildren. have the opportunity to ratify dent participation and published “ There’s things to do,” said can’t I have one?” Miortindzing Plant and Moriar- The Navy fliers credited with side of Fern St., $17,000. group. The organization suc- TClopmeht division in 1962, he lin St. before a permanent appotot- FHineral services will be Mon the statement. in advance. Hunter. "But Just now there’s " j don’t see \^y it’s so impor- tys Chevron Station, netted kills were Cmdr. Marion "R ed” Bnllding Permits cessfully has stalled any board |ras aii|>oto^ division chief. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ment to the department is day at 1 p.m. at Bethel AME Robert Van Waes, sissoclate —Students should be subject nothlng actuaUy pending, except tant whether I get good g r ^ e s Isaacks of Redding and San David Turner, addition to hearing's at least until the U.S. • Before Joining the develop-' ittaieives more than $450 yester- Mrs. Hazel Sheridan,, Boynton made. Church, Hsulford, preceded by secretary of the professors’ as- only to laws governing other in a sort of inactive status, ui school or n ot Everybody prayers at Mrs. Holt's late home Diego, Calif., Lt. Cmdr. Robert dwelling at 37 Hyde St., $76. Supreme Court rules on a lower m,. w , - - {nent commission’s staff, day. Beach, Fla.; James Caffrey, Residence requirements may sociation, and Edward citizens in their off-campus ac- Anthony Choman, demolish court’s refusal to proUbit the thought Winston Churchill was a Brawn was assistant plarmlng A t the Miartinizhig plant at at 12:30 p.m. Burial will be In Kirkwood, Fall River, Mass., 468 Woodbridge St; Francis be waived by Town Manager Schwartz, a vice president of tlvitles. dwelling at 372 N. Main St. hearings. motions to coireider In the Du- dumb bunny when he was my Ikbgineer for the Springfield, 299 W. Mldtfie T^pke., more than the family plot at Northwood and Lt. Cmdr. Ray Hubbard Jr. Sullivan, 48 Haynes St.; Mrs. Robert B. Weiss in cases of the NSA, both of whom repre- —Except under "extreme ww. I ~ Bois C&Sfi* AHQ Jl&VG DGGH oorp Blit loolc wllAI*© llA Moss; planning board and was $400 was taken, police said. Cemetery, Wilson. of Poway, CalU. Lt. (J.G.) PhU Harry M. Davis Bros. Inc., What’s more, Asst. Atty. Gen. asked for our views on the leiris- ^ Jean Sullivan, Glastonbury; servicemen who were discharg sented their groups on the draft emergency circumstances” a Ul. charge of the Springfield Besides stealing the day’s re- Friends may call Sunday Ip W. Dempewolf of Bellevue, demolish garage at 62 Prospect j . Walter Yeagley, who runs the lo u o ^ . “ It’s aU the s ^ e to you, ^ Alexander Kaskey, 189 N. ed recently, those pending a panelf were not available for student’s room should not be liuater idan project. celpts In a plastic deposit bag, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the John Iowa, was credited with the St. justice Depaitiient’s Internal lealslation” - that’s School St.; Mrs. Mary Welch, discharge, and those who will comment. „ searched without his permls- I A native of Springfield, he three "starting banks,” each probable. Leon Gesazynski, addition to Security Division, told Congress 'v^hat the board ------26 Arcellia Dr.; Mrs. Ann Rein live in one of the listed towns C. Clark F’uneral Chapel, 319 Other members of the com- sion. iraduated from the University .containing $25, were taken ■ ^ ^ ^ ^ It was the first such credit for dweUing at 427 S. Main St., $700. in Februarv "W e have frank- ^ hart, 118 McKee St.; Mrs. Ste- by the end of their probationary Barbour St., Hartford. mittee, which began its work c i Massachusetts and received from their hiding place under a ^ r m S d u c L a rtu^ent Hubbard R.E. Utltle. addition to dwel- jy, no cases now In ^ ln d aspirations sneakers In the_washlng ma- idianle Letendre, 86 Durant St.; period. last fall and completed it only for any misconduct, a student who now has one confirmed kill ling at 111 Bryon Dr., $1,360. foresee will be filed Ids master’s degree in city carton covered with dirty Mrs. Margaret Donahue, IIC Mlss Gladys M. Harding anv misconduct, a student ...._ ...... ^ /ir^ ’^dition'to’d^' House members Intro- Sm’foro^r The salary range for a Grade recently, are Phillip Monypen- should have full rights of coun- and two MIGs damaged. jplnnidng from Yale University, clothes, police reported. Bluetleld Dr. Miss Gladys M. Harding, 74, 1. patrolman ranges from 86,128 ny, professor of political science sel and "procedural due pro- ling5 a t T lU d d ln g St., $3,000! not supposed to be , He is married and the father Entry was made through an operating tmder federal ap- Also, Francis Fllloramo, 39- >Ke between $17,600 and $18,- ransacking or vandalism aging director of the State De- Ellington; Herbert Ursin, ter, a niece ^|ipnd several cou Revised Downtown Renewal with an autho^d persons determined to be party beatnik and Uve In a pad in fringe benefits given to all town 80 Jets, the North Vietnamese 40 Doane St., $600. ' was apparent. Grant Hill Rd., Tolland; Mi^. sins. strei^lfth of 17 persons and an members by the board. velopment Commission since employes. are believed to have 70 or more H A D Construction, construc- Greenwich Village. It sounds •------^------’Ihe thief stole $11 in bills Lois Duggan and daughter, Funeral services will be held amuifdobudget Just under $300,- But metinwhile, as former 1962. He first Joined the com Applicants must be between Emphasizes Traffic Flow MIGs and to have reorganized tion of swimming pool at 89-91 like more fun.” from each "etartlng bank,”, mission in 1646, served as a Portland; Mrs. Mary Clarke tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Grace 000, two blocks from the board member F im k Kowalski 21 and 82 years old, not less after the damaging sky battles Oak St., $2,146. "Just because I’m your ENVITATION leaving the rest of tiie money and daughter, Willimantic. Episcopal Church, New Park,., luse. — a former Cohnecticut con plaimer imtil 1959, and from Rough sketches for a re-' include basically all of the sec in May and June. Dorothy M. Tedford, erection daughter, mother, do you feel DISCHARGED TODAY: than five feet, eight Inches tall, Ave., Hartford. Burial will bl* Pattersbn, an Illinois gressman put it: "It’s not much which was in change. 1969 to 1061 was its state rede tion east of Main St. from Twenty U.S. planes have been of fence at 26^Putnam St., $76. obliged, to treat me like I was a Mark Kentfleld, 64 South St., and weigh a minimum of 160 in Old North Cemetery, Hart vised plan of Downtown Re who Joined the of a Job at all by now — but the T O B ro No attempt was made to en- velopment administrator. Charter Oak St. to the Center, prisoner?’!-' Rockville; Nelson Qulnby, 88 pounds or in proportion to their ford. newal were presented ■'^^to the reported lost in dogfights. C. G. Bragg, com*ruc«ott of 1 Sealed bids will be received ter the office where the safe is He began .his career in 1934 but would run easterly only to t September, acknowl- pay’s good.” Tanner St. height. They must have normal Despite the battle overhead, swimming pool at 86 Dart- ‘TB have to hang up now, Vt the office of the Purchasing located, police said. as landscape architect and site Friends may call tonight Town Planning Commission by Bruce. Daddy says he wants to vision and hearing, and undergo Cottage St. Cottage would be other Skyhawk pilots from the mouth Rd., $2,400. Agent, 41 Center Street, Man- At the service station at 270 planner in Springfield, Mass., from 7 to 9 at the Taylor and Edward Rybezyk, executive di extended' south to Charter Oak use the phone, and you know a rigid physical examination. Bon Homme Richard pi^ssei Emil Botti, alterations to dwiter, Conn., tmtU August 9, Hartford Rd., $51 in bills was and later held similar positions Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. rector of the Manchester Re St. as in the original plan, and how selfish parents are—filways Main St., West Hartford. ahead with their raid iio tme dwelling at 22 Green Hill St., Silver Coins Recalled 1987, at 11:00 am., for Track stolen sometime between 9:30 in communities in Mississippi development Agency, at an in- would Join Main north of the thinking about themselves. So Reardon Warns fuel dump at Ta Xa. Thi was $600. 'i^ver. Wednesday and 8 a.m. yes- and Tennessee. The family suggests that formEd meeting last night at Hartford National Bank. why don’t you call me back in California for Pnlnes those wishing to do so make no immediate assess: of Brindle Kitxdiens Inc., altei^ Bid toTxaa, plans and spec- terday, police reported, In May of this year, he was the Mimicipal Building. dr Christmastime Use five minutes?” Ads Not Asked LOS A1NG(E1LE8—AU but 1 memorial donations to the The mall concept would be damage nor any announiijwnent atlons to dwelling at 34 Bryon iflcatlons are available at the The bills were taken from un- named Distinguished Service Free Ice Cream from HU Honor The plan is extremely pre "If daddy stays home from per cent of UH. pnune pn>- Building Fund at Grace Epis dropped and none of the busi of planes downed. Dr., $1,500. W A ^N G T O N (AP) — The They described the new move Purdiasing Office, Center der a credit card machine in the Award winner for 1967 by the By Police Chiefs liminary but envisions consid nesses along the east sid^ of In the ground war, tlij^ U.S. MrS. Sophie ZaCIrowsld, al- the office When he has a hang-- front office. Police said change Six-year-old Mark Kentfield of Rockville launches into a popsieJe present^ by duction 19 in Califocnda. And copal Church. ^ " ent quietly is wlth- as a contingency to handle any Street, M[anchester, Connectl- New England Chapter of the erably less comprehensive rede Main would be acquired, Command announced t^^ an terationa to dwe^iag at 56 over, why can’t I stay home in the cash register was not tak American Institute of Planners. Police Chief James Reardon Vernon Mayor John Grant as others wait their turn. The mayor was sriving" CaiUfomla domdnatea wortd out^ from circulation some emergencies whicb might occur velopment than the original re Rybezyk stated. American Marine batt^ijlqii of Union SL, $450. late this year or t^tuing 1968. from school when I don’t feel so Town o t IMtencheSter, en. He was cited as a pioneer, out free ice cream to the town’s children at Henry Park — an annual custom put, contintt>uting about two- I'.old dimes and quarters and the Manchester Chamber of thdnlB o f the worlid’a average newal plan defeated by a nar- The major purpose of the about 1,000 men went; AnUiony Chomlgk demolish No announcement of the with hot either?” Connecticut ' Eiitry was gained by forcing a leader and Innovator in thq in Vemon that both mayor and children look for. The mayoral popsicle choice: "I tell you I don’t want a baby Commerce today warned local peek o t 226,000 toss a year. F u n e r a ls ifw margin In a referendum plan would be to improve traf from assault boats ehed at fire rear iff' 49-51 W. ig 90 per cent s i^ r. drawal into a coin stockpile has B dbeitB . Weiss. door at the rear of the buUding, leader and innovator in the Grape. (Herald photo by Pinto) ____ November. sitter. I don’t need one any businessmen that a Massachu Yugoeiaivtia and {France are. for fic circulation patterns in the miles below the 17th Middle. 1 ^ . iUld be pumped took in been made but officials said it’s General Manager police said. field of state governmental more. If you get a baby sitter, I bcMnd 'Wilth 27,000 and 8,000 :That plan encompassed both downtown area, he indicated. between North and Soul Wentwtorth Jotasihio, demol d u ^ l^ ih e Christmas Shopping been going on for some time. They said it did not appear planning. ooiiosetts publicationpuuiicauon calledcauea theme New«ew t v ^ C l m. J the speed with which’ cargoes Harold J. Dwyer won’t do my homework. 1’U Just tons, reapeoUvely. ies of Main St. from E. Cen- Other proposails in the revi nam, while a similar U ish hood over troilti'door at 64 rush year. When silver coins find their the building was searched. England Police Chiefs Digest 9U“MJay 1 eSt d £ € lt £ C f are handled, hut in port safety BOLTON — The funeral o f sit there and watch trievislon r to Charter Oak St., pro- sion show, a realignment and force was landed in the N. Elm a t Officials say they have no way back to a Federal Reserve The break was reported by has no connectioncoimectlon with the New . and labor-management rela Harold J. Dv-yer of Rt. 85 wae^, until you come back.” t.3Med a two-level shopping mallwidening at the Center, acquisi delta paddyfields of plans to recall the 90 per cent Bank in their normal course of the station’s owner, Timothy C e y l o n O p e n s T i r e P la n t England Police Chiefs Associa tions as well,” the vice presi • held this morning from the- "Why do grownups always m the central business dls- tion of land on the west side Province about 20 mil The Kigest undMrroimd cop silver coins in the wake of a circulation, officials said, they tion (NBPCA). dent said. INVISIBLE ZIPPER Holmes Ftmeral Home, 400 think they know It all?” Moriarty. k ELANIYA, Ceylon — The 'orict, included redevelopment of of Main from the Center Con- east of Saigon. per mine In the ^ r l d is the Treaadry Department decision are held in reserve rather than The chamber skid that local Desalting Operation DEMONSTRATION Main St., Manchester, with a Both landings took place to fre^ the price of, silver from "Why can’t I tease the cat if I government’s new tire plant, Hnd easterly to the west side g;regational Church property to Kennecctit Copper oCmpeny’s gi- recirculated. businesses have been solicltated Mass of requiem at St. Mau-~ of Spruce St., and carried a Thursday morning but the an gontic El Tendente mine in its fit(te-year level of ^$1.29 an want to? It’s my cat, isn’t it?” . built with Russian technical and ‘Cuys’ Mostly Pets Now rice CSiurch. The Rev. Robert a point opposite Wadsworth St., The new copper-nickel sand Pay for Acting Low for advertisements in the Bos TONIGHT price tag estimated at $16 redevelopment along Spruce nouncement was withheld for 24 Chile. ouniq1968 COUMHLY SEDAN Dectwative Protection hurting domestic spending pro ' m oll and mrecial handling, to; Anne OatxA, Mlanchemer EJve- police said restrictions clamped ers who are hungry," said Mrs. ment to 4 per cent for the first FORD WAGON grams. ' t ^ Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve- ning Herald, 1150 AVE. v W on after a. policemam’s death Willie Hardy, one of the three time this year hide the econo 100*s OF BARGAINS, ROTH ON THE SIDI II $995 Japanning, a term originat "President Johnson does not agree with theto tired people -nk« Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS. NEW YORK, N.Y. might ibe lifted if today remains ^visitors. m y’s real strength. ing from the. eelelreated lac who say we can’t afford to meet - A— NEW.YfHIK, N.Y. 10016. quiet. "W e’re optimistic," said At Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania The decline in production pri- AND IN OUR AIR-CONDITIONED STOREI quer woric of the Japanese, is a process for decorating and our national commitments MMBB. Print {Name, Address wUh the state police commander, qov. Raymond P. Shafer called marily reflects a strike at Radio 'Foul Dodge protecting the surfaces of met- abroad and at the. same time pBfnt (Nome, Address with Zip Zip Code land Style {Number. David B. Kelly. on "people who live In the des- Coyp. of America during\ Jime First, for Eveiyttilng Slnoe W ill WESTOWN " • PHARMACY ■ ^ build schools, train teachers and Ooda, Style Number and Size. You’U______want a copy of our new He said no further search was pair of the ghetto”- to help and the unemployment rate, In- «d. articles with finishes that Itowntown Main Street are hardened by heating in open OHwrtunities to the poor at CM a tread start on up-to-the '67 F'Sk Winter Album to see planned for 42 stolen military mmlt- overnight on $500 bond each. should be accepted. giant university, an Internatlon- committee- decides something cans have been practiciBg for Ibis type of Insurance covers appeal the contempt citation. the slim record of the last seven who unsuccessfully tried to Hiey were presented in East al research and development they are still'planning to demol- Wednesday's contest at D.C. ■ bodily IhJury and property dam- Powell, 69,faces a Jail term of months, sounded still another Keep the bill bottled up, said Hartford Circuit 12 today. center and an internaUonal ish all buildings op the fair sUe Stadliim . s age to o ^ r peurties and is m an- Saltpeter in Meats at least 90 days fo r crim inal warning that the Johnson ad- rioting results from the Negro’s H datory under the state’s com- Bond vfms low ered to $100 c(mtempt. A Stae Supreme meeting site—officials say it by next July 1. "TUs Is another of the typi m inistration is in deep leglsla- ‘ ',Uiu.iw»hnnim»int as to prom ises each. ’The men posted them and cally devious and unsportsman Mpulsory insurance law OHIICJAGO—Jin (tie late (Mid- Court Jury found him guilty last will cost plenty of money U)/ o n e sure thing is Uiat the $16- tlve trouble, especially in the made but not fulfilled, the were released for api>e8u;ance like tactics of the GOP,” he SAFE-BUY a The 3.8 per cent statewide (fie ages a le called them “ fiddles.’ ’ pany s price were tw another success when they suc ___ , eveinlng to the French cruiser reel’s defense minister, made a which always comes inside and V ^ Colbert, udilch with Its destroy- quick tour with most of his gen- The maritime . industry called project would be ceeded for the second time this low .” Genovesi for state r^resenta- received 10-hour visit Thursday, „ headed toward a ren- eral staff. Dayan flew to El them “floating Edsels.” Finally bidding. year in amending an appropria Morrison-Hawley tive from the 18th District at a acknowledged ^ dezvoua with two Canadian de- Qantara in a helicopter, talked Congress called the whole thing Observers viewed McNa tions bill with their pet amend this is the place to SAVE meeting ’Tuesday at the Ameri- The mlaniage of Mias Nancy oMnomlc problems on gtyoygi-g assigned to escort the with local commanders and Boost for Surcharge off. mara’s move as official pro ment to restrict expenditure of csm I^egioo Home on Leonard St Pierae, Miquelon and ^ six pre*ident to Quebec aty, the WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi But the Pentagan served no nouncement that the Pentagon funds to 95 per cent of the g saizabeth Havdey of Wauwm- roared cM in a halftnack for a ot^r drab chunks Franch capital of France’s American visit with Australian Maj. Roy dent Johnson’s argument for an SL tice ’Thursday it will fight to Isn’t quitting on its seaborne am ount a|>propriaitie>cL * toaa, Wte., to Stefihmi C. Mor- G enovesi w ill <^pose Thoma.*! territorial rock off the New- empire untU British Gen. James income tax surcharge has re restore Its programs to htiUd a warehouse program. Hie amendment was attached E. Skinner, leader of tee U.N. on EVERY USED CAR! Conran, the Democratic csmdi- 5 riflon of MjanCheSter took place foundland and said Wolfe’s forces captured it in observer team. ceived another boost from Com fleet of fast deployment logistics The Pentagon faces two ma to" the bill providing money for S Saturday afternoon, June 24, at France would help. ^759 merce Department figures date, at a q>ecial district elec ships — FDLs — to achieve a jor complaints in defenomg Department of Trans Skinner said four observation S the F M t Congregational He made no specific promises jjg jg scheduled to arrive Sun- showing personal income during tion Wednesday. The post was Jump in rapid military reaction FDLa. portation. Its effect was im- posts have been set up between camrch of Wauwaitoaa. to the 6,600 islanders, whMe day to begin a five-day official June advanced to a record an throw n cq>en b y the death o f -capabilities. Russell has charged that hav clear, since some of the money El Qantara and Port Taufiq, 76 nual rate of $421.9 billion. Vincent Genovesi, the Republi- ing speedy, arms-laden ships ■Ihe b rid e la a daughter o f chief Mtlvlty Is cod fishing, but yjglt to Quebec City, Montreal miles to tee south. FDLs are swift, massive ships in the bill is for future years, E pnn candidate’s brother . last merely will allow the United !! Mr. and M n. John & Hawley of said France has a duty to them Ottawa. U.N. Secretary-General U The June figure, paced by vdiich under designs drawn ear but It demonstrated again the 2-D oor m onth. States to get Involved faster in & Wauwatosa. The bridegroom la and "will do what she must.” The president’s stop was the Thant announced that Burma, rising wages and salaries, rep lier this year would roam the increased GOP punch in the H ardtop Tn making its endorsement, more foreign disputes. • a son of Mr. and Mia. KenneOi He said he was wlUlng to dis biggest event in St. Pierre since Finland, France and Sweden resents a monthly advance of high seaa cram m ed with 10,000 90th Congress. B adlo, the club passed the following "If we build anything like W. Mtorrison of 53 Clyde Rfi- development explorer Jacques Cartier came have each promised six observ- $S.7 billion, the biggest Jump tons of military supplies, includ- The antiriot bill approved ’65 Mustang V -8,a a $ a . The Rev. Nonnaji Ream, pas- wlte their representetiveii. across the islands 841 years ago. ers for tee canal area. Lt Gen. since January's $5.4 billion ad rescdution: this, we are Just going to be Wednesday also was passed last S tor of First Church, performed One economic «ep tee is- Festooned with flags, tee little Odd Bull, Norwegian head of vance. Personal Income has hainded more and more of this year, but as part of a civil S enthusiastically endorses the business of fighting everybody’s 2 the doitele-fing ceremony. l^ders are eag« to teke Is to town had a carnival air. Only a the U.N. Palestine Truce Super- continued to rise throughout the spot. rights bill which later died In economic sluggishness of the candidacy of Don Genovesi for wars everjrwhere,” he told Mc the Senate. It was forced to the S The bride was given In mar- forelpi handful of fishermen put to sea vlsory Organization, plans to On foreign shores the supplies S riage by her father. She wore fleets fishing on the nearby gg g warm sun burned off a increase tee number of observ- first h alf o f 1967. state representative from the Namara during a congressional floor by a bipartisan combina would be unified with Army a» a full-length princess style Grand Banks. H the Islands heavy early morning fog, and ers on each side of tee canal to J(riinson contends a surtax of 18th Assembly District. hearing. tion of Rep. William C. Cramer, 2-Door Sedan. •We feel he is well qualifled troops'airlifted to the scene by £ gown of ivory peau de soie, were fi^y (mtfitted '^te frees- nearly all work halted as is-about 82 men from tee present at least six p er csent in needed, The maritime industry has R-Fla., its chief sponsor, and , P S h PB., RAH., for the State Legislature be- tt»e Air Force’s new C5A super- C designed with bands of seed Ing and stor^ faculties, the ignders dressed in their Sundayseven. partly to combat inflation dur opposed the FDL program on chairman V-8,a u t o „ cau% of his outstanding record sonlce transi»rts. grounds private shipping would £ pearls and seqiUns Ixwtiering traaders could deposit their turned out to watch De In Cairo, Mohammed Hassa- ing an economic upsurge ex D-Miss., of the Rules Commit ’65Foni etlck shift. rf^ b llc service, such as chair- Tlie Pentagan envlaoned 30 of suffer economically. B the neckline and sleeves, and a catch and leave tee long-dls- QguUg m his brigadier general’s nein Heikal, unofficial spokes 1495 pected in the second half of the tee. man of the Heart Fund, mem- the 848-foot, 40,000-ton floating Tb RusseU’s criticism, McNa Stimpel-Iength* ------1 waitteau fmiti.train. tance hauling to other vessels, uniform review an honor guard man for Egypt’s President '66 Chev. year. It sets stiff penalties for per The of the p ^ - g, j^gneh marines and speak in j her of the Republican Town armories to work JolnUy with a mara says the rapid response of sons who cross state boimdaries 2» Her bouflant tiered veU 0# ftik Gamal Abdel Nasser, wrote in dure might attract hundreds of o,e Place du General de GauUe. OAPEEAD QUOTE Committee, past vice president fleet of more than 60 C5As. Last puLs with intent to incite riots. Col- Suiusion was airangel from a his newspaper Al Ahram teat ships which now get fuel and jjg QguUg kIs arm y By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of Manchester Jaycees and vice year Congress authoriaed $67 ^ars. And when they occur, he 2 pearl trimmed headpiece, and tee Arabs are faced with two 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS., supplies to Canadian ports, ggp gg jjg saluted the islanders “If you’re giring to spend $79 president of Manchester Rotary. mUlion to build the first two, gald, FDLs would help stop Ml stae carried a cokiniBl bpuquet choices—"either to increase our viiiere such transshipments are their World War H efforts, PB. bUUqn to kill o ff a few V iet 'Mr. Genovesi is a lifelong and the Pentagan came back them quickly with fewer casual- 2 o f stephaiwiUs atad gardenias. Introversion and isolate our pr^blted as a m e^ of pro- his speech the president selves from tee rest of tee Cong, P d spend $40 milUon to resident of Manchester, a grad- wlth a fiscal 1968 request for ties, by enabling the United S Mi— Carol Hawley of Wau- Impala Sta. Wagon tertlng Canadian fishermen. gjjook hands with dosens of per- world, or try to open ourselves kill off the most devastating uate of local schools and a sue- $233 mUUon more for the next states to get superior forces on CHARGE YOUR 2 watcaa, sister of the bride, was k of honor. Brideamalda WelTOmed on St. Pierre with gg„g, toured the island and to tee world without despair or enemy man has ever had.”— cessful Manchester buslniess- five. the scene more rapidly than But with an unexpected jg possible, PRESCRIPTION !were Mies Jean Hawley and ship horns, church bells .and talked with local auteorities. embarrassment. ’ ’ Rep. Martha W. Griffiths, D- Twsn. He Is well aware of Man cries of "Vive De GauUe,” the change of heart that stunned the Furthermore, he says, FDLs ■ Ml— Ruth Hawley, both ot "I am inclined to tee secon(] Mich., prior, to House refusal to chester’s pn>blems and has al- _ ^ » president saluted the people of 4-Door. PS., PB., consider a tw o-year, $40-01111100 ^rayB taken an interest In town Pentagon, the Senate Armed won’t compete with private LotesvUle, Ky., and cousins of ^ternative, no matter how pain St. Pierre and Miquelon as “the Busy Year Put In ful or bitter it may be,” Heikal 2095 V -8, auto. measure to eradicate rata in gffnirs With this backg;round, Services defense subcommittee companies in point-to-point ship- the bride. dressed alike in proof and symbol of French In- 'MUNICH, German, said in an editorial considered a urban slum breeding grounds. wc are certain that he will glvf. in March turned thumbs down p^g — and the Pentagon is wUl- T h ey w ere ■fiUHengtti princess style gowns dependence” expressed Munlqii’s night watchmen were prelude to a major policy She said rats "have killed more the 18th District and Manches- on the program — and recom- j„g to accept a legal prohiblUon W«leem* Htr* 1795 5 of iptaik said, designed with gratitude for their "magnificent very/husy last year, their an- speech Nasser is to deliver Sun human beings than all the gen "h aquare nackliiMS, elbow - length role In the history of the Ubera- nual report Shows. They recov- day. erals in the world.” Saleevea and Mck panels. They tion.” ered 26,760 keys left in locks by Iraqi Finance Minister Abdul VCOTTAI. FOOINOIEB "^waca maticfaing headbows with He was referring to December mistake, turned off 53,683 taps, Rahman said on television in Huge Boulder PINE PHARMACY ** bouffant veils, and they carried 1941, when as leader of tee Free placed 2,600 beer glasaea and Baghdad that his government '64 Olds 88 lomPHCES Robert F. Drury, a career , volunteered to help planned military posture, ooksSal houqueto of pink roses French he sent four ships to steins in safekeeping, locked will take in $70 mUIloummually 2-Door Hardtop. PS., PB., V-8, auto. government employe and a na- literature telephone warned the Navy, ^Splits’ Couple -and »«■"« ^® ^® telands from repra- l',574 doors, turned off 526 gas for "war efforts” through re five of the District of Columbia, opoaneotive voters, and work at "A serious problem,” de nAliM AIIIiOM OlIttI Miss Catherine Reed of Sum- sentatlves of the Vichy govern- |ets and 479 alarm sirens and cent price increases decreed ltas been appointed deputy ^n election day. clared Secretary of Defense On Vacation Emit, N;J., ni«— of the bride, meiit. It was done without a closed 28 sates. under tee national defense law. $ director of the Bureau of the solsneau general cam- Robert S. McNamara. He re- ^wos' fluwar girL She 'wore a shot fired. They also settled 503 dis- He said the Increases, would be Census. He succeeds Howard C. ’for Genoveri, portedly rushed by limousine to REEDPORT, Ore. (AP) — paign manager Sfloortength gown of white eye- "The islands raUied to the putes, contacted the ponce 380 temporary "until tee present Grieves, udio retired last month. group. the Capitol immediately after Something came between a 2 let hid^ 'With jUnk, accent- combat and took their place In times, discovered 64 fires and situation is cleared." ^ The State Department says action, Mrs. Karen the Senate panel’s reJecUon for Fairvlew, Okla., man and his Eed with a satin bow with the fight alongside our alUes,” caught 89 young delinquents Israeli Prime Minister Le\l the United States and Israel are Decdc roDorted that the a discussion with Chairman wife while they were vacation _ Do Gnidle —id. "Th»v «gavei v a hrAulrir breaking laws. Eshkol said at tee 70th Jubilee negotiating on an Israeli request Book Richard B. Russell, D-Ga. ing In Oregon—a 200-pound Eicng streamera. Young Republican *■ Alan Morrison of Lanalng, for surplus U.S. farm products Award to an outstanding stu McNamara failed to change rock. NEW USED SiMkdi., served x of Cohimbuik Ohio, and ty. The award, a Webster’s Ool- three companies. auto., WW., bucket seats. ’Itiursday McNamara, is an top and -windshield of their car, laO arl B row n o f HonMvwood, HL Want itlo be TROUBLE-FREE? Clalms for unemployment legUute Dictionary, was one of MOWERS 2 Mia. Hawley wore a pale yel- unusual . announcemeitt, said and landed between them on the MOWERS (xxnpenaati charge for children. specific cost would be negotiat- killed.” EQUIP^MENT CO. T h e ra te o t insured unemploy- S a purae coiaaga of pink butter- mmit for claims filed last week *fly orchide. with respect to unenqiloyment. ■I A reception was held hi the Manchester's Newest, Reliable during the week July 2-8, In 2paikms of the churdi. The eou- creased to 1.9 per emt from 1.8 wple 'Will spend the summer at per cent the previous wedc. n oysla l Lake, Mkh. In Septem- Statewide claims decreased by «)ber, they ’wiU ttva'ot Btooming- 80.6 per cent Some unusual de- llton, Sod., where Ifte. Morrison {•will do graduate ‘work in his- Johnson Sss-Horss Osslop meases reported in the state ’67 Volkskagon were; 56.1 per cent in Ansonla, Sjtoiy. The ooutia are both 1967 The championtbip Jotoson Saa-Hors« ouW ^ way ahead in 1867. Here 49.7 per cent in Danielson, 46.4 tegraduBtee at Oberlin (Ohio) arc just a few of the eiciras that are built ir a 6*«iy gre^t Johnson engine.. per cent In Bristol, 46.0 per cert NATIVE COJ^N S C ollege. • ■ > ' y. One owner. In Waterbury and 43.9 per cent This Price Is Cor reef! CLECTRAMATIC SINQLE LEVER, CONTROL is a Johnson exclusive. It lets you in Milford. The lowest decrease, 2 Hills-ChrLstensen control gears and throttle with oiw hand. W ill Be On Our Stand About 10 A.M. Saturday! Sk 11.4 per cent, was in Hartford. 2 M l— EUen Jean Christensen The Manchester figures were NEW 90-1 6AS/0IL MIX is another great standard from Johnson, tt gives you Step In Seen end £ of Homestead,.FU., became the , .maximum ecoiioniy and loitger life in all horsepower classes. 687 daima for last week, a de OLD FASHIONED TURKEY HOMEMADE 2brlde ot Harold G. HUls of crease of 172 from 609 claims PARTS TURKEY PIE Look A# Our New £ Palmetto, Fla., formerly of He- FULL TWO YEAR W ARRANTY-For 2+ months after purchase any part which has Many More To Choose From r ^ o r t e d tor the previous wedt i^EANUT BUTTER ^bron, Saturday at Homestead, failed unddr nomul use will be replaced by Johnson Motors at no expense to New Haven led the state last r The bride ia the daughter of you. This includes both parts and labor- week with 2,985 claims and was *Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christen- PHONES: fhUowed by Bridgeport with Yeinioiit Glieddar Cheese (sharp and mil^) / JOHtiSON WHETHER 8KIIN8 OR FISHINQ. there's a Johrisen ;Sea-Horse for you. Your dealer • sm of Homestead. The brides 643-J511 2,868, HartAHTd 2,4(l8 and W a jfr - 'groom li the aon of Mrs. Ger- has a complete range of engines from the rugged little 3 to the magnificent b iiry 2,888. . Pennsylvania Dutch Pickles and Relii|h ■ trade Hiihi of West SL, Hebron, (Golden Meteor 100. ' 643-2411 Unenqjiloyment claims in Sand lease A. HUIs of Palmetto. OUTBOARD ALL JOHNSON E N O IN E i are factory-tested for perfection. This assures you MANCHESTER BodcvUle are rq>orted as 108 Wagner Preserves and JelliM 2 Richard Altahulor, a friend Ct RIDiNG$1Q(|' maximum performancA froni eveiy Johnson Sea-Horse. for last week induding 20 em —the bride, performed the civU ployee who were laid off by Qraber (Nivas and Wine Jeiiies ceremony by candlellghL Rooeevdt MUU in Rockville. MOTORS 2 Mra. Hills ia a graduate of CHOICE OF NATIVE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES | MOnERSU D W ER S lO tf •*TuIane U niversity, atad received Sm the complete line et your now Johnson-Soe-Horto Dtilir.»Toiayl ^ a master’s dograb from the ■ralyzest Kills fUnlvarslty^ of lOamL (riiore she MOTOR SALES “WsServies — CtaneraBy tho bIs a faculty moQiber. Mr. HUls Whst j| i s graduate o t the VhiToraity Equipmfnt I babavssn xsUem infection, a WeSdlt* n>of Oonnectleut and received hts ' ^ lYoof Quality Ol^smobile Dealer ilw ■ppcarance of aymp- Cempony FOUNTAIN TURKEY FARM CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO. 2 huuter’a degree at that scl^ooL CAPITOL I M MMtt 67 Asys. Onoe 88 Main St, Manchester s 848-7958 s Open 7:80-5; Thuis. 7:30-9! Sst 7:80-4 {»Ba la completing work on a raONXC68-0811 «ar, the diaeaoe 88 MAIN 8TBEET, MANCHUTEB ■ . 1 AND VEGETABLE MART SPh.D. degree hi biology at the ' 512 W. CENTER STh MANCHESTER Mm com m in about seven Hoore: Dally 7:86 te 8:66; Than. 7:80 to 9:60: 7:00 to d m ROUTE 6 BOLTON Across frtim Mubsmi’s Candy Kitchen SUhtversIty of MUml. AMns K gyni|*wna npftear be- S 11*® ccaqila’a address is Box fers liagtiiiani is given, Itxe vic- • 8867, 'Coral Gables.' n a . •Bb awewBW iio m ^ ie d e n d dlee. S^ifceg |(8, Localg Active Again Tonight Against Rockville at Henry Park SporU. Viewing Runs Scoreless Innings Streak to 25 Ef ’s Bat Hot i m (M) BaOer nedhy StM (M) Bnvea m Osi^ Astro’s Don Wilson Shines Sjl5 ( 8) BedBoK vsk Ite- LaGace Two-Hits South Gets Hornet only singles by Ed Charles to Cardinals hi&mmered Mel Quean NEW YORE (AP) — it is easier to hit for teammate Srtd ( 8) Bb m of Ike Week Don Wilson than against him, the first toning and Larry Stahl and Don Nottebart anl to- STAMDINOS With one out In the third, two home Sunday against Windsor Don. Wilson was figuring ( 8) WMe Wm U of A n d T r ip le and the rest of . the National to the ninth. He struck out nine, creased their lead to two j 9r PBTB ZANARDI . W. li. Pet. Inlleld errors and successive Locks I t was the bi|^est run on a shutout, not a one- League hitters ^are quickly walked two and hit one and ex over the Cuba. SpoiiB St. Louis • « • L % Soothpaw Ray LaGace WUUmantic 7 2 .778 singles by Wittke, Tim Coughlin total In at least 5 yeara Every- 6H)0 ( 8) PGA CMf hitter. But Houston’s out- leamtog 1(, too. tended hls shutout string to 26 1 Chicago CUBS-BRAVE8— / was lairing no ohiances last issnehiwtsr 9 8 .750 and Chuckle May brought in body but fdtehers Tim Cumm- (80) lotfa Go to the F or Tigers standing rookie pitcher “ I don’t know vdiat it Is, but I innings, breaking the club East Hartford 8 S .727 three runs and chased SuUlvan. ings and Marc Schardt saw ac>. CSnctonatl n ii^ While fais mates Baeee wasn’t aware 'that he had sure ,do well when he’s pitch record of 24 set by Robin Rot>- The Cubs played their game South Windsor 6 6 .545 ReUever Mike SherrUfs pitched tlon. Sn'NDlAT NEW YORK (AP) — Atlanta , shattered a dub record es ing,Brandt told. erts. under protest when Ernie Banks d^ed in nine hits and RockvUle 4 8 .SS8 to three batters, walking them iiaackeBter IdIO ( 8) Bed Sox ve. la-, San EYafi. Brandt drove to four runs The Astros and Brandt made hit a short fly to left-center field nine walks f itr 15 runs, La- ab r h po a e rM Dkik McAoUffe wasn’t rat PlttohUrgh tablished by one of base- ThompeonviUe 2 7 .222 aU, before giving way to Stan Kioei. 3b. 2 3 0 1 1 1 1 ed much of a shinrer when bek’s gr^t righthanders, Thursday night with , a sacrifice the rest easy. Brandt drove in to the sixth toning with the Gaoe didn’t allow any, giv> Rnndaor Locks 2 9 .182 Slomclnaky. Two more walks, MacAnke' if. 1 2■ 0 0 0 0 IrtO (89) Yankee vs, Tlgeni Fkfla’phia fly and the homer and added a one of four second-toning runs bases loaded and Glenn Beck- 1 0 0 0 0 0 Robin Rdierts. ins <9 only two hits and strik- an Infield error, a passed ball ertO ( 8) Sooeert Chicago he joined Detroit six years L os Angeles 38 double. with his fly and then hit a three- ert, trying to score from third, 4 3 a 2 0 0 CHURCH SOFIBAIX runs In the second/aiid four New York 87 n ie Mets collected only two Ins <**a 18 as Qie Manchester when he pitched out of a one- ^nd a wild pitch added to Man- Bams. as. 3 0 0 0 0 0 vs, Baltimore aga But hifi curr^t dia- run homer to the fifth off was tagged out at the plate aft 6 8 1 0 1 0 17H bit*, stogies by Ed Charles with Another part-time performer, Lesten bombed South Windsor, out and bases loaded sltuatlan, cheater’s total before Slomdn- Ikdilng over sole uwnewfaip more in the fourth provided the timce hittingr is keeping Houston 87 Shaw and later doubleed 'off er bouncing Off catcher Joe 3 1 0 7 0 0 SUM ( 8) m A. CMf Thursday’s Besulto two out to the first toning and Gene Oliver, also had a good ISO, In South Windsor. It was was his shutout threatened. The finaUy retired Uie side. Oott c, a 0 1 U 0 1 of flrtt place. Center Cbngo vrtde margin, 5rt0 (99) apattmmafB BoU- the Tigere within striking Shaw and later doubled off Torre. Cub ^Manager Leo Duro- 2 1 2 0 0 0 opened and dosed on raUles to Ctoodrow roUisd Bale- Atlanta 2. Chicago 1 by Larry Stahl wkh one out to ®lSbt, stroking three stogies and the ninth win in 12 Zone Four Boston CoUege soidtomore m ck Cobb’s single, foUowlng 1 1 0 0 0 0 day distance of ;the lead in the Sam Framclsco 6, Pittsburgh l the ninth. Wilson struck out ® two-run homer aa he led Phll- Shaw. cher clalmOd Torre blocked the 4 1 0 0 beat Army Jk NAvy, i s - l laM • « » <>* »>««» a noddtter and * • * starts /n r the locals while struck out the side In the sec- three straight walks, ended opugfo^cf. 1 0 tight American « League Houston 7, New York 0 nine, walked two and hit one adelphla over Los Angeles 10-4. plate before he had the ball, 3 1 a 0 0 0 »igtw at Charter Oak Park, ahutout, getting tiie oidy hit. a PHILLS-DODGERS— South Windsor is now 6-6. ond, third and fifth innings. He Manchester scoring in the sixth. CM^ers, ’ ab. 0 0 0 - 0 penant race. St. Louis 7, (Jtoctonati 8 batter to recording hls seventh League-leading St. Louis un- thereby Interfering with the run Manchester goe» back into walked only one. Wittke and ChiicWe May led _ _ . Center Congo b now 10-2 with «X»We. and aooring the otdy The 37-yearK)ld seo«md base Oliver’s first hit .helped the ner. 36 i i *9 M "i "a Army .* Navy, Savings Bank, run in the seoood. Moriarly’s Phlladelphia 10, Los Angeles 4 victory against five defeats. leashed Julian Javier, Orlando action tonisht asainst Rockville He turned In an oddity In the Manchester hitters with two hiU man-rapp^ out hls 17th homer PhUlies score one run to the sec The Braves had taken a 2-1 Soalh Wiadsar ^ Today’s Games “I wasn’t.concerned vrith get- Cepeda and Bob Tolan, who at Henry Paric at 6 o’clock. Ihe seventh, striking out four bat- apiece, ab r h po a e ibl and the B.A. CTuib aU tied for naaslffB IM 40x x—lO 7 1 and a triple Thursday night to Los Angeles (Singer 8-4) at ting a one-liltter, only the shut- ®®ch homered, and whipped ond toning against Claude Os lead to the inning - on hits by locals, stin a game in the loss ters, the first reaching base After retiring the first nine suaivan. p.sfcsoiaioo second with 9-8 rtandazds. iro««r oio OOx x—1 1 8 Sala Blanks leadbm Detroit to an 8-4 victory iteen, and hls homer made it 6-0 Hank Aaron and Torre and an Ruggerio. and DarvUt New York (Bennett 1-0), night out,” sadd the Astros’ young Cincinnati 7-3. column behind Zone Four lead when catcher Gary Oott batters, seven via strikeouts, ______m . * ' | 0 0 o3 u0 i1 uo Kuggeno. ^ ana L»rvur waiaiunMt and Maher; Rowley, over Washington. The triumph rHnntmiftH (Ellls 5-6) at PhU- Star, who pitched the only no- -Pat Jaurvls mapped the Chlca In Gi« ithtod. Bdbby Wtoo belted Infield out after 'Hto Francona er a^Ulmantlc, will have one couldn’t hold on to the baU. LaGace gave up back to hack ifoSneT' c,"”' "’ 3 6 0 6 O I O Croyle had three hitn a ^ e « ^ SulUvan, Goodraw and'SulUvan, left the Tigen in fifth plaoe, aulelphla (Bunntog 9-8), night hitter of the National League go Cubs’ five-game winning his first homer of the season to homered earlier, eye in East Hartford where It was the second win against singles to SuUlvBn and Sherrlffs’ 3000010 the WoUenhurg. Russell, 2-0 hut only throe games behind the Houston (Blastogame 3-1) at season June 18 against Atlanta. streak with a four-hitter that the fifth with two on aa Larry • • • WUUmantic will be paying a two defeato for LaGace, both in the fourth. An infield error “-SSSJSSS wood, Frwl y t ^ der, Ofig Ooc------f^ p la r o Chicago White Sox. lifted Atlanta to a 2-1 victory, Jackson,. 7-9, breeaed. GIANT8-P1BATB8— STAMDIN08 Pittsburgh (Veale 10-4), night “ I didn’t have aa good stuff vlatt bmight Marc Schardt Is victories coming on riiutouts loaded the bases, but LaGace s’. ioosooo®” Ruggerio nowed Deuces were wild last night, Cleveland downed the New Atlanta (Niekro 6-4) at St. against the Mets as I had to the and Gaylord Perry broke his • • * Perry, 6-11, who had not won Oratt*s mound choice for Rock B A Y lA G A C B over South Windsor. got a fine play from Don Con- GmbeU. cf.'s*. a each. Green Manor and First Natkm- W L P et GB York Yankees 4-0 while the Boe- own six-game losing string by CARDS -REDS— since June 10, yielded only sev- .714 Louis (Briles 4-3), lilgfat no-hltter,“ Wilson admitted. "I ville. Wildnesa plagued South Wind- yers, cutting a man down at the tvxbIs 36 0 a at 6 4 0 ______Bank boGi coming up ^ irith Mwlarty Bros. 10 4 ton-Baltimore game, the only San Francisco (Sadeckl 8-1) at had an exceptional fastball that pltphtog San Francisco to a 6-1 Janrler slammed a three-run «® hits. The Giants gave him a The locals quickly Jumped on "The mound here Is excel- sor starter Mike SulUvan from plate, then struck out Slomcbi' Tv,,«i. vento had two binglee apiece two-run Innings, oTuMng after M ets...... 8 6 .616 IH other one schem ed, was poet- Chicago (Stoneman 0-0) time against the Braves.” triumph over Pittsburgh. shot, Cepada a two-run blow 6-0 Ipad as WlUle McOovey hit a hOO 8 SouQi Bhidsor starter Mike Sul- len t” LaGace said after the the beginning.' Walks to Gary sky to end the inning. ^ V* ^ it six “frames “ “ with a 4-4 tie. HamUton .... 7 7 ‘ ponsd because of rain with tha Saturday’s Games Jackie Brandt already knows W il:^, 22, now 7-5, allowed and Tolan a solo homer as the two-run homer. 10 .467 8H Uron for four runs In the first game. “ It Is high and I’m al- KInel and Dennis MacArdle and DIAMOND DUST—Ed Kowal Sd& i W tai»or4:' OB: LaG^e il Ooogo ^ ^ x 18 17 0 Bobby Cobb carried a big Herb’s Sport 7 8 ’ Red Sox leading 2-0 In the hot- Los Angeles at New York, N then turned the game Into a ways more effecUve on a high a bunt single by Dick Cobb load- suffered a chipped bone In his ^ tia Green Manor, coUect- Valeo Machine 0 7 .462 *% 'tom of the third. Ctoctonati at Philadelphia, N CofSn and Galanek, Tour- Ing two two-run ____ singles. Brian Venum Orioles 5 8 .885 4)(i MbAtaUfe, a 6-foot-ll, 176 'V routAVUfc bya#j vaaawpiii^ crossing theuaw plate|sacsw nineaaaasw moimd.”aaavuasw. edwxa the bases inaaa theusv first.a x a d v . Anoth-AkfWiU* ankleCUIJUC atC lt WorkWWIft CUlUand wlUW&U beMW 8VBt>lost UL118M/pinS&_VFSmd«v O. x>cuvun>/ 1a ;:.!»)> x m u uoffSul- » a . o m s - OofHn __ and Oalanek. Tour- .— ,— ^ ------m B W J t K Houston at Pittsburgh Lee Stonge Against Cleveland Tonight times in the third with 14 men Effective he waarOnly in the er walk, a fielder’s choice, Rudl to the club for two to three T ?u iS S Maher had two htts of the Bank- Russell 6 10 ^ 6 6 pounds left-handed batter, had Atlanta at St. Louis going to bat LaGace scored fourth and sixth did he need a Wittke’s single and a pass baU weeks Tim Cummings wlUw>u riffs v0 .for w> » w . . .p .: Scam. struck oiR seven on the Manager Gene only 24 homers to 497 nilnolr San Ftenciaco at Chicago ItUMTING mound. sacrifice files suppUsd the run league games covering five twa- twice in the Inning. ‘ stretch and only in the latter, accounted for the runs. pitch when Manchester returns ^ ALUMNI JUNIORS Sunday’s Games Green Manor 020 020 x—4 S - while Pete Sale’s pitching sty- aons before moving up to De Lm Angeles at New York Turning to a no-littiter lart Flrst Nattonal mled the opposition last night as troit aa a regular to 19tt.. Rain Stops Streaking Red Sox, night at Charter Oak Park was Ctoctonati at Philadelphia Hanfc 200 200 0—4 6 1 Hartford Twilight League lead- Dick found the home run Houston at Pittsburgh, 2 Jlin McGee, pacing the Mots to Hayden, Kennedy (2) and er Mbrlarty Broe. beat Russell range to 1964. damming 24, Early Lead to HiU a 8-2 win over the Cubs. MioGee „ - , _ . „ Atlanta at St. Louis, 2 FISHING struck out 11. pitching six shut- Healey; Maher and GUha, Pontiac, 2-0 at Ortt Park. It was culded 16 the fouowtog year and San ETancisco at Chicago, : Washes Out Home Run by Smith the 10th win to 14 starts lo r the hit 28 to 1956. He appears weU out tantagR after allowtog two SUBIMBB BA8KB1BAML. Gas Housers, now a gattae and S S tr^le, a hit bats man and a dou PROTESTED PLAY—Cubs runner (Heim Beckert Detroit 8, Washington 4 ans’ right-hander Steve Hargan sneaky fishermen. Those guys (9-7) to the opener of a four- lead were Reggie Smith’s sev-. The third place Red Sox thus round of the $150,000 Profession- -u ... > v . ers Coip. 12-2 I^t night at Mt. J**" Porteus walked to open ble play. .Ray Olyer singled scoots around Braves’ catcher Joe Toire (top), Boston at Baltimore, rain enth homer, a solo shot Into the lost a chance to gain ground on who know how to ease Into a al Golfers Association Champl- „ Nebo. Lynch didn’t allow a hit Ninth Holer to dou promptly stole sec- home a run to the fourth, and Only games scheduled game series which will con shaUow cove without dumping ^ ^ 1^ had been damaged during a re- uch ------— .. — — then'scrambles for plate (center), and is tagged clude the current road trip. right field bleachera to give the the two teams to front of them until the fourth Inning and hurl- v ond and tooK third oh ah error, Norm Cash drove to another to out (bottom). Cubs say Torre blocked Beckert’s Today’s Games Red Sox a 1-0 lead to the sec —Chicago and Minnesota—both a taoUe box to announce their ran got a slx-under par 66 ^ur. feU back to the fifth. Bemle Allen was the Minnesota (Boswell 8-5) at Williams said Lee Stange ed six innings of shutout ball. DUSTY LEAGUE Johnson aghto lofted a . fly to path before 'he had ball and protested plate umpire would pitch Saturday’s game ond inning, and a double by of which were Idle. They stUl nrolval. •nmrwtay. a record for the site defending champion Al BUI and Pa* Wilson coUected 1*^ to bring to Porteus. Washington star, driving to California (Brunet 8-12), night at this 49th PGA tlUe romp, the Gelberger had a 73. Paul Pryor’s call. (AP Photofax) against hls old Cleveland mates Carl Yastrzemskl which led to trail the White Sox by 1)4 Unfair tackle. Unea light three hits ajrfece to pace the Fifteen toite and 10 Ftoart er- The vlbtory brings Moriarty’a throe runs. Including two with a Chicago (Wood 1-0) at Kansas the second run after an error games and the Twins by one enough to be tnvlslld6> y*t 7,486-yard, par 86-36—72 Colum- Hill’s famous score came in winning batsmen whUe Larry rora gave Cenlber BOnsids a 16- back to winning ways, losing to double to the eighth. City (Himter 8-8), night with Jim Lonborg and Gary Bell probably working the Sun- and George Scott’s sacrifice fly going Into tonight’s action. strong enough for conditions. Cbuntry Club course. siunmer’s Thunderbird. He GaveUo coUected two jingles. 8 vtotory alt Robertaon Park. HamUton, 9-8 at DUlon Stadium ™ Fourth FuU Year in Majors New York (Barber 6-10) at ---- Rods and reels that keep a man racklaus, the '• U.8. Open actually had a 78 In the second Steve O’Brian was the only Hie Cueman remain atop tha Wednesday night. from Detroit (McLain 10-11), night fishing, not fixing. AlHMwpinn, banged out five round, but somehow It came out Boston (Brandon 3-8) at Cleve loser to get two hits. league rtaiXHngg. ------— ^ credit for his 10th victory SkUled casters. Feared birdies then an eagle in a 178—and his 3^hole total was Dave Yiara tnehideB « bbmer T r a n k M e e t against three losses. land (Hargan 9-7), night BASEBALL HEROES aeven-lxde span and finished ^7. Gunver 104 620 x -12-18-2 m Mh two htts for (he Curaiaii. iraoK-wsee* Washington (Coleman 6-6 and producing oasts that drop right with a 67. Hill won the Memphis Open In Rogers Corp. Randy Snttth, ittdey Mhrth, The fifth annual AAU track Bertalna 2-2) at Baltimore Inside favorite feeding haunta. INDIANS-YANKEES- McDowell Notches PITCHING—Don Wilson, As Major League Delectable tldblta. Those baits Palmer, seeking his first PGA June but otherwise be said he’d 000 000 2 — 2- 6-5 John Robetto «nd Cari. Hohen- and field meet sponsored by the (Phoebus 8-4 and Dillman 5-3), 8am McDowell reached a tros, hurled a two-hltter—sin and lures that exdta the taste rtiampionship, shot a 70 and captured a lot of nothing In Lynch and PcUo; HaysUp, Zu- tlM atoo oonnai^ted twice. Middletown Recreation Depart- milestone to the Indians’ vlctoiy 2, twl-nlght. gles by Ed Charles to the first was tied with lOke Souchak, tournament play. kas and Zukas, HaysUp. Arthofsr, Don Kskny ment at Weslejran’s Andrus Saturday’s Games buds and Just can’t be passed over the Yanks. He struck out and Larry Stahl to the ninth—^ up. ------and Lniyy Gaurttdsr'bad two Field Sunday Is expected to eight batters, lifting hls career 1,000 Strike Outs Minnesota at California, N and set a club record by extend Leaders Taking an eariy lead. Spruce bingies ieaich In ilefeeit draw a record turnout. ’The total to 1,007. The flreballtog Chicago at Kansas City, twl- ing hls consecutive scoreless Elegant presentations. Deft St. Tavern spoUed Gunver’s aiQ lar* 380 440 2—16 16 1 Long Island Strlders are de southpaw reached the 1,000- CLEVELAND — (AP)—Sam McDowell knew he could ughit streak to 25 innings aa Houston delivery and deUcate, provoca perfect night, winning 8-4 020 000 1/— 8 11 10 fending team champions. Bn- mark to the second toning when g e t th e b ig on e T h u rsd ay n igh t, New York at Detroit hammered the New York Mets tive retrieves that tease the Area Stock Car Circuits most Indifferent Itmker Into ac at Mt. Nebo. FtoUrt 020 000 I1— 8 11 10 tries to the 20 event meet will he fanned 8te((^e Whitaker. When It came, Sam forgot. BMton at Cleveland 7-0. American League Notloiial League Ed Pinto was the only Spruce Michaud and Lttke. be accepted until post time, Washington at Baltimore, N tion. Cleveland scored to the first yQu want the dam ball?” er said after he beat the New Batting (225 at bats)—F. Rob- Batting (225 at bats)—Staub, Offer Plenty of Spoils batter to show more than one toning when Joe Azeue’s stogie yeUed Umpire Nestor Chylak. york Yankees, 4-0. Sunday’s Games BATTING-^Gene Oliver, PhU- Mental telepathy. Anglers VTtTING OUT—Giants’ Jim Ray Hart dives inta third base trying to stretxh Ues, stroked three singles and a toson, Balt., .887; Kaltoe, Det., Houst., .864; Cepeda, St.L., double into’ triple but Pirates’ third basemap Maury Wills makes the tag with hit. Including a homer among drove to Chuck Hinton, who had Of course McDowell wanted the McDowell, who sometimes Minnesota at California ^ with uncanny ability to "eenae Victory on the rtock car Bergin, Smokey Boutwell and three bingies. Dave Solomon- Chicago at Kansas City, 2 home run, driving to two runs .828. out” the secret lain that tent- umpire Mol Steiner close by to make the cdll. Wilis took the throw from Man reached on an error. The second ball. He had Just reached 1,000 describes hls efforts the way cuB tUs weekend carrlas added Leo Cleary. son also homered for Spruce. Palmer Out to End Streak run came in the third on stogies strikeouts. '' Broadway critics lace Into a New York at Detroit, 2 and scoring three as Philadel Runs —McAuUffe, Det., 61; Runs—Aaron, Atl., 78; Santo, age fishermen never dlsoover. ray of luq^ that er, Doug Sanders and Just about Oyler’s the majors. He spent part of the may draw the Kansas City Ath c h is e ;^ '' 88; PhUUps, Chic., 19. Bustalna base Is that a major rather than having to take a x field of 150 sports car Thursday that last year s start- leaves two key linebacking tors to East Hartford single for the winners. Four Geilberger, a soft-igKfiten thin- eireiybody else given a chance publlfiblng bouse will toundate come out early and take extra ' and 1963 seasons with K.C., 34; Agee, Chic., 22. chance at wtantog one of the drivers wBl be seating top htm- tag right linebacker Lonnie gpotg open to co m p e titio n . ______19^2 letics basebaU team to the Pa Finley said he would be Pitching (9 decisions) — Lon- Pitching (9 decisions)—Nolan, ity of anglers seldom combine few open q>oto on race day to ^rs to the Northeastern United Farmer suffered a freak knee xiso, the status of starting mpnfoomaanba Barbara, Calif., t6 make a run tor the PGA the __ murioet___ _ with hnihas fuito-auto- batting practice. I’d do it on the Cleveland and npitched one game pleased to listen to a proposal road, too, If I could, but the jn . cific Coast. borg, Best., 13-3, .813; McGloth- Cln., 8-2,- .800; Jarvis, AU., 10- enough of these factors to do the time trials. States Car Club at American injury when he slipped getting igft itoebacker Tony Addison Is^ covered Mimaelf with endorse- crown all made the trip to 1961 to move the Athletics to Milwau much damage. If they did, fish btograpbor. home team always has the ben- spy comparison, It took Sandy Charles O. Finley, owner of lln, Calif., 8-2, .800. 8, .769. ‘ Healto start at 8:16. Among Championship racekcei at ’ITiomp- out of his car near hls home to not certain until he can fokt Mrs. Gunderson Sets Pace mente gkwy • at the Fire- Etogland, so Palmer will come the money-losing Athletics, told kee, but that "no one associated Strikeouts—McDowell, (Jleve., Strikeouts — Marichal, S.F., couldn’t be wUy enough to grow stone Country Club In Akron, ;nto the big event weD-reeted ThiB liB Ray Oylear’s third efit of the extra time. Koufax almost eight yeara to the favorites are last week’s »on speedway. Among the en- Tennessee and will be lost for hU knee, which was operited a news conference Thursday he with Milwaukee hks contacted l42;/Lonborg, Bost., 189. 148; Nolan, Cto., 135. Wg and oIjT,.-'-'''' Ohio, which wasn’t supposed to wWle moat of Ills rtvaJs wUl be year In the major leagues. For "WaUy Moses (Tiger batting reach 1,000 and Bob Feller, winner "Bugs” Stevens, Ed-, tries is Mhnehester’s TOm the season, on in January. the first ttme he Is a starter— was “very much Impressed’’ me.” MUwaukee has a major nemke, MiancheStetto Gene Flaherty to a Shelby Mustang. This plus the retirement of In N.E. Women’s Tourney be the rite of the PGA. Den- trying to make the adjustments coach) has done an avriul lot to notched hls 1,000th to his six Fortunately for the Patriots, at shortstoip for the (Detroit help me Iron out my swing. with the lease proposal made by league stadium, but no one to ver’a Oolumhtoe Country Club he plotted to avoid. year. play to it since the Braves they went , in _ heavily , . for de- , SEEKONK,...... Mass...... (AP) V—, — — on of East Greenwich, ------R-I.f rated------that------honor,, —but iqirtog "Tlie time element, the__ TlgeBB- Last year I was using a 36- Robert Nahas, president of the In the post, Ray never has T h e Indians staked McDowell Oakland-Alameda CJounty OoU' moved their National League en MTZGERALDI FORD tensive specialists m tnis year s joanne Gunderson Car- 239; Julie Greene of Barring- floods did so much damage to weather, the traveL the smaller ounce bat and just trying to to a 1-0 lead in the first Inning ^ait and have several itoe-• ^ n j _ jiO; and former the course that the tournament ball and even the aUltude have hit Shove .200. This year he is seum Corp. Natias said he hoped try. punch the ball for base hits.” and he took It from there. backer prospects m ond .straight New England champion Pat O'Sullivan of had to be shifted to Akron. to be adjusted to,” Palmer struggling to stay above that Switch the conversation to to persuade Finley and the Finley said the A’s lost $4,- ' Joe Azeue singled home American League officials to 283,000 to six years in Kansas JULY— A GOOD TIME TO BUY THIS T-v, hill f uTi hi Women’s (3olf Association Orange, Conn., 243. It may be a year late, hut notda ‘“IMS way I’ll have some mark. fieidtog and Ray Oyler relaxes. 1 If you were casually think Chuck Hinton, who resushed first move the Kansas City franchise, City. This year’s receipts . are » + o V championship, is now two-thlrda Last year Mrs. Gamer, of the PGA. will finally be con- rest when I get to Denver and That’s hls subject, his liveli on an error, and Rocky Colairlto LETS FACE IT ing of a tdtte,for Oyta'B bat down $207,145 from last year. T viSii .-H nf nfi^ t f” i toe way home In her effort Lincoln, R.I., won the Rhode tested at Ookunlitoe vrith a plenty of time to get Ip the hood. to the coast. tle to BurvUve, it would have drove to Leon Wagner in the The current lease of the Kan iom romara or Mississippi sweep state, regional and Island and New England worn- $160,000 minimum pune to- praotfoe I’ll need in order to be “ I’ve always been a defensive second. Of all advertising, “word of mouth" is the best state. national honors once again. en’s titles before annexing the voilved. The magical powers of sharp.” to be 'Mow to Succeed In Base- ballplayer,” Ray said. "When I sas City stadium expires to Oc- Brand New 1967 baU Without (Really Hitting.” McDowell beat out a bunt to tojjgj. gjjd Finley said he does Bristol Signs We use other ads only to attract you initially. Then The big one is still ahead of national crown for a fourth peanut butter not wtthiriandtog. Palmer, who hlaa played to was a kid my father used to OyleriB searet IS hls glova hit me ground balls all the the fourth, movedup on Max ^^t expect to decide whether to we apply all of our knowledge, goodwill and value to Ckilf Leader her next month, however, when time. She began her 1967 efforts Geibetger doesn(t figure to is - every PGA from 1968 on, had He may be the best fieidtog Alvls’ secemd hit and scored on league officials for per- Two Year Pact she defends her national title at for a second stralglit sweep by peat the four-shut victory he hls best toumament to 1964 time. I developed a theory that EARN your coveted recommendation. We both lose sbortEhofi tn the major leagues. the onlv ball to get by me was Hinton’s double. Wagner’s sto- n^sslon to move the franchise OBIN DOLES JR. if you do not let us diunonstrate. hardtop SOUTHINGTON (AP) Pasadena, Calif. winning the state title again carded to Akron. when he tied Jack Nlcklaus for If not, btfB definitely oOe of the At Cincinhati Mercury Monterey one-imder-par 70 gave Mrs. Gamer shot a three- last month. 'the names beard most ofteii second to Cohunbus, Ohio. He’d me St^nt ^ 5 i me. If ^ ^ until that time, snMMrtccAe one— uia ^ ^***^ ug11^ ®®*^ ®® error by Tom Tresh ac- ptoley met earUer this week (HNCINNATI (AP)—Dave McCue of Prospect Country over-par 76 in the final round Others in the t<9 10: when it comes to preKBdttog the like to do better than that this »* counted for a run to the seventh. IMiayp Smtth dlBcusseS Ray attitude at bat. with representatives of the Kan Bristol has a new two-year con Club the lead against 16 pros of the New England tourney at Mrs. R.S. Patton, Hartford, '67 PGA winner are those o f time out. Oyter tfae same way he die- tract to keep managing the Cin in the Connecticut PGA Pro-Am Ledgemont Country Club Thurs- Conn., 81-84=79^244. Masters cham|)ion Gay Brewer, “The PGA Is very important Mentpl Notes sas City Sports Authority, which 1962 FonI Falcon MsaaM rtB et ^ pihdiierB: 'Me Oyler didn’t waste hls time----- has announced plans for a $148- cinnati Reds through the 1969 • 1961 Oldo. 4-Drs Haidtqi at the Pine Valley Country' Club day for a 64-taole total of 227. Betty June Bobei, East Provl- Open champs NlcklauB and Pal- to me (hla year,” he says, "be- station Wagon. Economical 6-cyl. en A real nice older model oar In A-1 . Thursday. That was eight strokes better dence, R.I.i 83-81-81—^246. mer. It’s interesting to note, cause Tve never won the tour- .on the Tiger bench the past two Canada’s Belkin mlUlon sports complex. The season. Fllll Rlzwto, 1f*e New York ______made exten- Sports Authority representatives Bristol’s rehirtog was an- gine with autmnatic trana., roof rack, Shape. Equipped with automatic, pow Following McCue was Frank than the. runnerup, Pat O’Brien Mrs. Richard Redfleld, Hart- however, that few people pldted nament and I haven’t won a years. He studied, made exten power rear window. Fire engine red, er Steering A brakee. No carti down. YankeeB feroedcasfor, and a slve mental notes on every man Defeats Richey said the meeting did not get nounced by Francis L. Dale, at Guerrera of Chase with 71 and 17, of Pittsfield, who had 75-79- ford, Ctonh., 84-80-82—240. Bobby Nlchola to win in ’64, or major toumament etoce the foctnar ■taortabofi, once re- full leather-like interior. Chet Wojack of East Mountain 81—236. Mrs. Paul Black, Marshfield, Dave ISaxt to soon In ’66 =or 1964 Masters. I’ve Iveen dose, who-stepped up to the plate. down to specific terms by which the news conferonce Thursday. Anartced Unit tf you count Oy- Kansas City hopes to keep the Bristol took over as Interim virith 78. Next to line were Judy Whal- 86-84-78—248. saw Geitaerger oondng lart but I havent won.’* “ That,” he said, “ Is the key In Net Tourney lec'B hits and the ones he takes to being a good fielder. You American League baseball club, manager of the Reds on July 18, year. For a guy Ike Fakner, doM away from the opposition, hls End of Upsets doesn’t count. have to know every hitter In MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP)— Nahas said the Oakland arena 1966, while the team was in a aivemgie would be over AOO. timately. You have to know Canada’s Mike Belkin has sent was “ the finest spectator stadi- bad slump. The Reds finished For his part, Palmer hopes “I can’t say anythiiig about SUn, Hard 1965 Ford Qalaxie 1981 Ford Oalails 5H to end the rei^ of upsets by the oourse,” says the man who what he Ukes to do to every . fin lw iag all dependable aerviee, renaonable 'ADULTS S2.SO CHILOMH f1 .0 0 7? ■BilBBBHBaBBBni where between tboee two fig- "ToDand Connt *a Okkat Fi»d Dcalar" uree. In the last two years he 7 T ii 8(9(9 laiO ttH I^ Hs8(9 A A prieea. •M'. MORIARTY BROTHERS MORIARTY BROTHERS hit .18$ (1 9 «) and .171 (1966) STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Windaor Avenn^ RodrHlle--4)pMi Bvanhifa •VONNBOnCUT’S OLDEST UNOOLN-MEBOUBY DEALEB!” vriiUe playing to 82 and 71 Phone 643-4409 I«t H'.II' ' fl' ' IM. 148-2485 875-8869 301 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER^43-5135 10-LAP FEATURE gamea, respectively. 15 Stroiv Stireet, Mancbceter, Conn. 06040 V IIS CBim S1REET MANCHESTER .# 643-5135 'Tm really not.that bad a SERVICE THAT SAVES hitter,” Rey said, ‘ 1 had a
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CaU Mrs. Strekel, 1- son-in-law WATEK/njLE^ME. 7-21. 3 p.m. Mdy. 643-0463. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WHLIANS 54 Moron r IMMI r You will (find our oompeny 55 "Put In . IS r r Traublt Reaeking Our Advertlstr? another----- II. Tmel»-*Traetors 5 a ptoasent one to work in, 58 Special abiUty 8“ 'With elbove average fringe I SAVE ALL THE CXD nice; clean 69 Separate clay M-Hour Ansiioring Service BusiiMss SorvicM Painting— PoporiiHI 21 Schoob and Ciossos 33 . benefits, convenient tree 2 T-aj GLCVES I FIND ABOUND thinkin; rap-- from JBBP PpR BALD — 4 whM INVITATION TH' SHOP JUST FER you SURE 60 Flashed SI drive, gu^ condition. Call MO- OffMwd 13 paridnig and in-plant cafe- THIS PURPOSE--THEY LOOK AFTER Free to Herald Readers PAINTINa—Interior and exte teria. electrically MO#------T O BID KEEP GREASE AND US, DON'T 61 Noted in deUil ------XAWN MOWER and tractor re- rior, very reasonable, free es you, FAP? Want information on one of our ofaMsUied adveirUiemoatoT DAVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWILLlAMS a u OFF TH' BANDAGE ! DOWN 1908 FORD HALF ton pick-up, pairs. Plck-ipi and delivered. timates. Call Richard Martin, Evening taitervibwB Monday, Sealed bids wU be received U 16 No answer at the telephone Uated7 Slm ^ oaO the M9-9280. A Tractor at the office of the Purchasing GOOP.' WE'VE 1 Mother-in-law of V-8, standard shift, with over Kon and Bob, 742-7200 or 028- July 24; 6-7 pjn. VEAH-MONEV THE ^ VJELL. NOW - THAT'5 Ruth (Bib.) Agertt, 41 Center Street, Man SVNDICATE USES s o m e t h i n g THAT'LL GOT A PLAN THAT drive, many extras. Two tone 8047. PAINTING, Interior,, exterior, MAKE MY BLOOD HIT COULD PUT THE 2 Up to the time chester, Conn., until August , TO ESCALATE THEIR when W EDWARDS paint, red and white, deluxe Trailer School ^NARCOTIC EMPIRE t h e iia ® m a r k ; FISCAL SKIDS ON BACK HQB buUdoxor work, fre« estimates. Contact Gerald Apply 10, 1967, at 11:00 am ., fo r THAT RAT PACK. 3 Million gallons trim. Win take trade, financ A. Stratton, 648-8748. 648-4887. per day (ab.) BT ing available. Call 643-0778 be grading, and septic tanks, dry Snow Plows. 4 Exclamation ANSWEMND SERVICE tween $-8. wells, land olearing, .Thaln saw p a in t in G AND paporhanglng. In Hartford Bid forms, plans and spec T to stdrtle First National ifications are avsdlable at the NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. work. Paul Sohendcl, MO-0480. experienced 80 years, Man- M »45N $75-2519 1904 VA TON Chevrolet truck, We train fuU or part-time Purchasing Office, 41 Center cbester-RockvUle area. Cy students In the Hartford needs motor, good tires, rack Paul, 870-0309. Stores, Inc. Street, Manchester, Connecti and leave your meeaage. You’ll hear from oar adverttaer body, $70. M9-8301 after 8. area on many makes and cut. in jig time without apendlng all evening at the telephone. HousahoM Sonricas PAINTING —^lame your own models of equipment No Park A Oakland Aves. Town of Mancheater, high school diploma neces * 1 ^ ^ , OffMod 13-A pric^ Interior and exterior. Best Hartford Connecticut Paper hanging and removed. sary. Local and long dis Robert B. Welsa, A'lito AcdNsoriiDD REWEAVINO OF bums, moth Automobilos For Sola 4 Guaranteed workman tance Jobs waiting. Guaran General Manager holes, sippers repaired. Vto- teed placement assistance 1666 FORD Falrlane, OTA 800, T im 4 ship. M7-95M. WAITRESSES —fuU or part- ta taf U S ^ OH —*11 fifPft CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER HERALD dow shades made to measure, upon graduation. 'Train now crulmmatlc. wlto many 801 CHEVROLET engine with aU sines Venettan bUnds. Keys —Pay when working. Let time, must be 21. Gas Light original cost $8,400., will sell ready to be In made while you wait. Tape re American 'Tractor 'Trailer Restaurant, 30 Oak St. Man BY KEN MUSE BOX LETTERS lor $1,990. Owner In service. stalled, was built, for racing. corders for rent. Mariow’s, 807 Floor Finisliing 24 teach you this high paying chester. Septic Tanks WAYOUT 742-7497. Call 870-1016. Main S t M0-S221. 7/rofesskm that pays $200. SECRETARY for law office in AND For Your I FLTOR SANDING and reUnlsh- per week. School licensed KSN THEY STOPPED THEY WERE 1961 CADILLAC converUble, ing (speoiallitng in older Wapping, shorthand neces excellent condition, beat offer by the State of Connecticut. sary, prior legal experience Plugged Sewers I'D LIKE A HEAVY DUTY TO O 81G TrWiLLiaa^ Information floors), cleaning, waxing MAKING THAT over $1,000. CaU 742-8790 after Department of Motor Vehl not necessary, Monday- Fri COAX lAL TRANSISTORIZED 7-»/ b o r n f o r t y y e a r s to o SOON 7-3.1-67 Buiiding— floors. Painting. Papeihanglng. MODEL/ T O S H IP / 3 THE HERALD will not 6 or Saturday. Mdbila Homos 6«A cle. day, flexible hours. 844-1813. Machine Gleaned ANTI- AAASNETIC 4 0 WATT dlacloee the identity of Controeting 14 'No Job too small. John Ver- 12 VOLT DIAGONAL THREE CAMEL TENT trailers manu falUe, MO-0700. W E TRAIN IN Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, any advertiser using box CARPENTRY—concrete work WOMAN 'TO llve-ln and care for CIRCUIT RETRACTABLE BY FRANK O ^A L letters. Readers answer factured by Camel Tent Co., HARTFORD, CONN. seml-lnvalld woman, some Sewer Lines Installed—Cel SHORT RIBS HOLMES AND BURNS anything from cellar to roof. lar Waterproofing Done. VOCAL-A/VIP 8 OHM ing blind box ads who discount prices. Prices start at light housekeeping. 049-9518. $819. Large model has 8 double Inside and out, no substitute SCINTILUTOR BAFFLE!i ARE'/0tJ41U.L desire to protect their AUTO SALES Bondt— Stocks— DON’T DELAY idm tity can lUUow this beds, sleeps 6. Displayed week for quality work, satisfaction — ACT NOW — McKIHNEY BROS. 60IN6 fO 1WAX P5VCHIATI?I5T? guaranteed, competitive HOU6EKBB1PER- Companion, procedure: NO MONEY TOWN ends, one mile West of Staf- Mortgogos 27 Glastonbury area, 11 a.m.-6 prices. No Job too small. DAcD Phone 289-6547 Anytime 118 Penri Sfc — 643-5808 ■aa mnniMBK- Tannest 10 W eeklv *'»*''* Springs on Route 190 near p.m. Monday-Friday. Must Enclose your r^ly to the 64 Ponttac ■Tempest $0.W «eKiy overpass. Weekdays Carpentry, days 648-1904, eve- MORTGAGE LOANS - first. Sewerage Db^osal Co. have trari^portation and refer , box in an envelope — Oonvertthto nings M9-8880. second, third, all kinds realty. addressed to the Claasl- contact John Richens, Hamp ences. CaU 043-0928. '62 Dodge lo n o e r $6. WceMgr den Rd., Stafford Springs, 1- Statewide, credit rating unnec fled Manager, Manchester 4-doan: (QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, E ven^ Herald, together 884-8287.' essary. ResuMnable, confiden '61 IFeUicon $6. WeeWy dormers, porches, basements, tial. quick arrangements, AI HEAVY EQUIPMENT with a memo listing the 4-door, automatic reflnlshed, cabinets, buUt-lns, J companies you do NOT vln Lundy Agency, 827-7971. BY ROY CRANE '62 OheVy CkxiverUhte $7 HOME MADE box trailer. .C all formica, aluminum, vinyl, OPERATORS NEEDED BUZZ SAWYER want to see your letter. ---- ...... ______I .<...1 -tiling William 983 Main St., Hartford evenings UNIVERSITY SECURITY OmUER Your letter '^U be de Weekly. Stick rtilft 648-0006 after 0 p.m steel, ceramo siding. William 238-8879. ANP \/^ OH, YES. THE GIRL WHO HOW MICE qH AT THEY ARE stroyed if the advertiser '60 Odds $6. W eekly RobUna Carpentry Service. Bam wh/Ue you learn. Earn Tire and police for Univendty of Connecticut. 6-day wedt, PO YOl \ CAN'T REMEMBER HER 10 BE MARRIED.' IT'S LIKE 7-// 2-door hairdtop, full power WANTBD TO RENT—Oamp 649-8446. isC O N D MORTGAGE - Un is one you’ve mentioned. to $300 weekly os a pro- pleasant working conditions, paid Blue Croas, CMB, and KNOW \PAST. 6HECAAAETO A FAIRYTALE. THEY WILL If not it will be handled '61 Plymouth $6. Werttly trailer, equipped, week o f ------limited funds available ior sec fesrionall HEAVY EQUIP /MARY PR. KARL FOR HELP. ANP BE SO HAPPY TOeETHER/ In the usual manner. 4-door, automatic, power August U -A ugust 20. ObU a d d it io n s , remodeling, gar- ond mortgages, payments to MENT OPBRA’TOR. For major medical humrance. Good salary, vacation, sick leave BROWr ? A t h e y FEa IH LOVE. PUT, NOW- WW, I'M ACTUALLY steering 648-3808. ages, rec rooms, bathrooms suit your budget. Expedient tha ittrst time in the USA, and holiday benefits. L00KIN6 poeWARD TD MV '60 Buick Oonvertible $0 tiled, kttchens remodeled, ce service. J. D. Realty, 648-5129. AiUistaite 'Training Center Y 10' TRUCK camper, sleeps 4, ment work, cellar floors, pat FIR^T 6R0UP THEWPy.f KSION! Lost and Found 1 Weekly. Full powen. all self-contained, excellent oiffers quaUfled men 21 and APPLY PERSONNEL DEPT. ______'62 IFoud Oonvertible $7. Weekly ois, roofing. OaU Leon Oeis- condition. M9-7208. over ttte opportunity to FOUND —light gray part an- Automatic, power Steering xynakl, BuUder. 042-4291. Businoss Opportunity 2B t r a j n l o c a l l y 4n NORTH EAGLEVILLE RD., STORRS gora cab with green eyes. Call >02 C M s F85 $8. Weekly SPARE 'TIME on all makes NEWTON H. SMITH * SO N - AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 640-6416. Wagon, automatic power M otorcycles— Remodellng. repairing, addi PACKAGE STORE for sale. For of equipment, buUdozer, 7-1.1 11 tions, rec rooms, garages, Information caU Phllbrick sorepers, baxktwes, etc. I/)ST-M^ '61 $6. Weekly M cy e lo s Agency, ReaMore, S40-6$47. Acnredlted proginam. Job ® m/1, MW, !», TM 1.,. ui. M. ow. iel, black and white, vicinity porches end roofing. No Job 2-door toarttop, autnmatic, g^lTOROYCLB 1907 Triumph, too smaU. CtU 6M-8144. placement uponccsnptotton. “ WhAt can ha do to maka ma Hka him? Wall, thara a S. ifa ln St. CaU 648-9192. power steering ^ ^ ^ ^ white, $1, Budget plan. 622-4680 any that old saying about abtanca makat tha haart LOST—YOUNG cat, buff with ’« ! 9 ? “ *^ $6. W eridy ITS. 742-7104 after 4 p.m . CARPENTRY work wwted — MECHANICS time. grow fondar!" no Job too big or too emaU. white face and paws, vicinity S4 IBe Undependent AAP, Bast Center St. tovaUd'e #8 VoU osw^ sedan $4. CaU 040-7185. BY LANK LEONARD SUNOCO MICKY FINN pet. CaU M94I858 Weekly 1006 HONDA Super Hawk, 306 STENOGRAPHERS '60 iRamibier $4. Weekly cc, helmet Included. 742-0817. D/NG DONG GRABS IT — B U T IS IN "Holp Wanfod— l o s t — black cat, answers to 2-dooir, Standard ------» — J __ ■>->------1 J .A Has a gotaig buBiness in Man- Famola 3 5 1 NO POSITION TO THROW/ THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBER6 name of Lou. vicinity of Notch 03 Comet W agon $6. W eekly 1006 HONDA 80, white,, wind- roving • l>nvawiiy» cl»eetier wMoh will be availabte CLERK TYPISTS S t LOOKS AS IF ■AND THEN DOES THE IMPOSSIBLE! Rd. Bolton. $50. reward. Call Autom atic ehleld, side mirrors, only 1,- a MBISTTB_Quality workman- soon. r e l i a b l e person to babysit, BEUTDWN '62 Valiant $6. W eekly 500 mUes. 648-6008, HAS THE HIT.' ' J)/3 t \//£ 643-1600. ship on drtvmrays, parl^ Modemte Imreriment 4 days, 1-0:15 p.m. 648-0770 af 4-door YAMAHA— NEW dealership. areas, commercial and resi ter 0. ; 7»»r l o s t — lady’s Longlne Jewel dential Free estimates, no ob- e Prime Looatiion ed watch, Manchester or 473 Center St., Manchester Soles and service at Se^our EARN HIGH WAGES AT „ ______m r a Auto, 681 Main 8L, Manches llgwttons. OaU Eastern Paving • Hxioellent Income /m ^ rm a a E D A Glastonbury. Reward. 649-1177 0 > ., 528-8987. OapaWHtties ter. P & ^ T B U N T ------a (Paid Trainling COUNTER MAN f o u n d — black female dog, ,______■JUSra^lDiE THE 1966 HARLEY Davidson — white spot on d«st. CaU ^ CHEVROLET Impala, 4- Fart-time, AU day Satur THIRD B A X XLCH, exceUent condition. ^ Rooff ng and further de/taUa call Sun Oil Fracchia, Dog Warden, 648- automatic, $280, ISA CaU 648-7987 after 0 p.m . rhhHMwa 1A.A Oo., 668-3400, evenlnga or day and Friday Night, P R A TT & 8##*- ______CaU 649-6887. \ unimnays IO-M wadeends, Jeff OKrith 647-9646. Apply tat penon at ROOFING - SpeclnUxlng re » 1961 RAMBLER statltm wagon, 1986 HONDA SUPER 90, good pairing roots of aU kind., new ------—— MEATOWN ^ WHITNEY Announcamonts ^ white, good conditton, stand condition. CaU 648-0046. roofa, g ^ i worit. chimney, SUvar Lone ard eMift, 6 cylinder, $SS0. gXBCTROLUX vacuum clean cleaned and repaired, 80 years’ 643-0161. Beet HartforS, Oonn. AIRCRAFT MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ers, sales and service, bonded ______Rasinott Sonricas experience. Free estimates. representative. Alfred AmeU. THUNDERBIRD, fuU CoU Howley 643-6861. 644- 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester, power, exceUent condition. OffMOd 13 8338. TXT I'KNOW HOW PCANU7B AFFECT EftRWIGS AAE7HE SAAAE WAY. 644-8141 or 848-4918. ______Ask for M att Bums, 647-9997. LAVOIE BROTHERS—general ROOFING—Repair of robf*. The Vt3U KNOW, '/DU FEEL, MR. D BY DICK CAVALU There are a number of excellent openings for ABERNATHY! MORTY MEEKLE 1965 PONTIAC Tempest custom wort, cleaning and mowing, best in gutter, and conductors. FL099IE, landMaplng, driveways, tree Repair of chimneys, too. CaU stenographers and clerk typists. For considera 90A/IETIAAES (-‘■iih BUT HE (SariH E SW E eXPRB©Si(DN Porsoneds convertlble 826 cubic inch, 4- HE DIDNT speed transmission, tachomet Mrvice. Completely Inmured. Ooughllp, 648-7707. tion, applicants should have at least a high''- 1 HAVE AN ON HIS FACE THAT HE GETS ON TH e H iiS W H A T D ID SAY r i d e w a n t e d to St. Fran- er, 4 new .tires,'gage cluster. C ril 742-7649, anytime. school .education and preference will be given OVERWHELAAING W IN TH 0 O P ANYTHING... LAST DAY OF SUM/VISi VACATION. ciB Hospital, Hjartfewd. yeUow with black top, excel- bh aRPENINO Service -Saws. ___ ------*-*— 17 THIRST S A Y A B O U T to those with recent business experience. FOR Bolton St., leave 6:80 am r^ ,e„t condition. 646-1807 after 5. knives, axes, .hearashears, rirates.skates, HooWngand______PIOmbHig 17 (Pinch Bugs) BLACKTOP 1 '/OUR New turn 8:80 or 4:00 p.m. 649-8098 KNOWLEDGE! ■X rotary blades. Quick servics. (COMPLETE PLUMBING and [ H A IR D Q , after 6. 1962 CHEVROLET SEALER CINDV? Capitol Equipment Go. 88 Main - heating InstaUaOon, repairs 'J w'lI >1^ STATION WAGON, and remodeling. Service calls You will earn high pay with the level depending m a d a m JU LIA St., Manchester. Hours daily W a hova Ortho CMor- *600 OR BEST OFFER. 7-5. Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7- given immediate attention. on individual skills and experience. In additiim, Call M A M plumbing k Heat —I a '''’ "' <»'", Ml*, Ui. speed on floor, exceUent con alteration, on jU W. G. Glenney CAR TROUBLE... DESERT.' iUDB WANTED — vicinity after-hours recreational activities . . . in an high sidiool, to vldnlty of dition, $700. or best offer. CaU dump. Reasonable. CaU 648- clothes, »lPPW 0494951 after 0. 36 N. UAIN ST. W. 0. UlsRSsy Oo. excellent job at the Aircraft. Hartford Insurance, Asylum 5819 or 1-684-4624.— ----- Reasonable prices. 648-0741. ? CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER A-ve. CaU 648-5886. 886'N. MAIN ST. » Y O U 'R E 1908 FORD, 2-door, V-8, good YOU ARE A-1, truck U A-1. TWIDPy MM/ BE L00KM6 FOR THE TREASURE you Moving— TnieWng— L U C K Y / AHi NOW. ROUGH MAP5»ANP AN b i l l — take Paid with running condition, best offer. Cellars, attics, yards and smaU Apply now at the employment office, 400 Main POP.. VDU Brea k ELECTRIC RAZ(3R. HIT »ITB BOGBR HAP LOCATBO~PR08A8LV N "* - when you vote for Don Gen- CaU 649-0901 after 5. OPEN LOCK WHY DIP HE LEAVE WHERE HEP ALSO POUND COSALTl - trucking done A-1 right. CaU Storoga 20 BOX, HIDDEN 'EM WHEN HE ovest, July 2601. Tremano Trucking Service toU Street, East Hartford. Open Monday through NEAR CAMP 1002 FORD Oalaxie, tudor, 0. free, 74^0487. MANCHESTER DeUvery—light Friday— 8 a.m. to 4:80 p,m., ’Tuesday and FIRE FITEl RIDERS wanted from North automatic, new tires, one trucking and package delivery. End of Manchester to Pratt owner, $896. 649-4296. ATnOS. ceUon cleaned, ru b -____Refrigerators,______washers and H O W F A S T Wednesday till 8 pjn. Saturdays— 8 ajn. tUl I t Whitney, first shift CaU hlsh removed from backyard stove moving specialty. Fold- noon. 64S-23$6. 1009 PLYMOUTH Belvedere end lawns maintained. Reaeon- ing dudra for rent. 6494782. a converUble, $100. Private own aUe, 649-UM. - ' ------C A N Y O U 7-W er, 049-4437 after $ p.m. 7-ai /•SH03M0ME V*Te, Kiev*) ffl IWT t. HtA. tot. TJ4. Iw. M.». 0». Avfoinobltes For Sola 4 tree KPERT-Twea wA Pcdntfaig— Foporlng 21 ■•‘r------1966 GALAXIE 600, ^4oor ee- IwHUnfftnlMftrerrtl treeet^ ------r——— P R A H & BY DOB LUBBERS oav- *>n, V-8 automatic, po:^ P*#- TYPE? ROBIN MALONE painting. Interior and exterior *ment? * BanknqxT *RKeposses- «dom^ brakes and steering, radio, wetOl ■ phoiw______eaU, 742-8382.______6 ’ CHARGES, MISG HALE— FIRST, X WANT STRAIGHT'? (OKAY / paperhangliig, wallpaper re TO KNOW WHY MV FIRSTNI^HTHCWGr stonT Don’t despair! See Hon- asking $1,825. 742-8888.______s a LM AND Ssrviee on Allens, moved. WaUpeper books on re Immediate opeiiing for a mature lady who types WHITNEY eat DoU^as. Inquire about low H ate Belipae, Jacobean lawn well and fast to operate a Friden machine. BTR eere a l o n e ytxi W B R 6 X RANSECONPTDA quest. FuUy Insured. Free es ASAIN/ WANP0I7IN& CHARITY d in n e r ON JEUSJtmjsLL est down, smaUest paymento VOUCSWAGBN. OaU 649- mowers. iUao HomeUte chain timates. OsU 0494068. AIRCRAFT ■pees snassie.' YOUR PRIORITY LIST anywhere. No sroaU loan or n- 9793 efter 6 p.m . - _■ saws and 'Inteniattooal Cub ------Many fringe benefits'including pleasant people s ' » ' - ■ f ■ nance company plan. Douglas —^------—_ Ghdet Tractnws. Rental equip- INSIDBHwtalde painting. Bpe- ASPZAieHT ANC>X DIDNT FBBU L m iiE KPOBTSl. BY ROU80N to wdrk withTAn excellmt pi^rtunity for the right ,ANSV«RNOW. LIKE SnriN® AROUND Motors, 388 Main. 1953 VOLKSWAGEN, red, 2- ment end ttiatpening eervioe dal rates for people war 00. fHvMoa of Uidted Airerftft Carp.. >V£RTi.S)N«3 ON iw/ PtTsnEPioRnY— / door sedan,-20,000 mUes, orig on aU makea. L A M Equip- CeU my competitors person. THATBALL.' 1961 AUSTIN Healey Sprite, red, inal opener. 1081 Model A ment dorp., Route 8$. Venxm. me. Estimates given. 648-7868, 3 sliding glass windows, good' Roadster. Chevrolet, powered 975-1809 MOndiester Bxdumge 875-6401. ______Apidy in person at the $460. or best offer. An Equal Opportunity Employer for street or strip. Mu^ s ^ —EBtorpriee 1946. .lO 1428-7019. ____ BDCnORlOR AND totmtar peint- S H A V e W lT N 649-1809. Start TOUR Fntnio Toikqr At PAWA B n -L E T r E ^ ------^ ^ ______mawrmrRUSS’ e Mdware r « « i — Service Iswn Isg. WaUpepeT l»okB, paper turning IjpraUi S H I \ V £ WITH BLADES B l t - L B r r £ at Wickham ' Part verOhle, autom^c, radto ed, eigine tune-up, free pick- HiHamx 8T. MANCHESTER, CONN. B l a d e s uqt and delivery in Manchester. anteed. Leo PeUetler. 649406. 7-21 S S ’lftS e S 0^ :»0 P.m. heator, nmr top, orlbtol If no fDMrtr 6434043. WL offer. 648-4771. 74i-7M7. 6434128. A • ' S'? . 1 1 ' 1 t . . - » ■ '■ ■ ■ ‘ V PAGE NLNml'EEM' MANCHESTER ETV^NING. HERAU), .MANCaHEST^^El, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1967 flIANCHESTER EVENING! , MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1907 Homsos For Salt 72 HewM For Sdt 72 Housos For Sate 72 Housm For Sate 72 SulMirbaii For Sate 7S Siiburbaii For Sate 75 Suburban For Sate 7S Subutban For Sdu ^ Help Inslnes! Fifipperty House! For Sale 72 r o o m OCkmhd -2 toU HENRY out MANfiHESTER - $17,200. Six SOUTH LAKE-100' Of watafw Artkles For Sale 45 Machinery ami Took 52 Apartment! flafi 900. 4% room Ranch. Stone front modern 5 room sear Ranch, ' new amdOMd mm- batha, nicely treed lot ias*. and see this 8 bedroom (Coloni room older Colonial, well kept Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod Male or Female ' CLBANINOEST carpet clean- HOMlBUTB rtiain saw', exoM- Tenement! 53 For Sde „ 70 MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom fireplace, walk-out bwement. home on a treed shaded lOOx year ’round Ranch homo, siihf porch nicely treed yard. H.M. aale deetoed, pttoed aooonSnr- al with one-car attached gar family home conveniently lo ern kitchen with buUt-lns, for Ranch, famUy room, fireplace, $2,300 assumes mortgage. $79.- 200 lot, 3 large bedroom a, fam shade and privacy, exceDent MANCHESTER’S oldest and er you ever u s^ so easy U to. lent condition $100. (MU 742- two people, adults only. Oen- or machine shop, one acre lot, seU a t $21,000. CaU H ie Jar 646-0469. Uy room, garage, large wood WUllams Cb. BULLDOZER—1986 case model, . „ , . . _ „ 647-9098. room . Only $25,900. W olverton tionery department. Sales ex- 460 dtesel drilling end aiEUe *>^nUy located. Call 640-6707. heavUy tniveled main road. *’**®^' CHARMINO. -Ran^ v is R ea lty C o., R ealtors, 648- ed lot, $24,900. FhUbrick Agen TOLLAND — Very clean. As BOL’TO N -^ZY 4-room Ranch, zoom, gemge. H. M.IFraclMtte on Route 81 In Cioventry. FuU SEVEN ROOM (Jape with fire cy , R ealtors, 649-5847. A gency, R ealtors, 649-2818. perlence prefeired, 37% hour pxcNIC TaUea—several styles blade, used very little. Priced n m n noCM fumldied onait- Ask for Mr. Msraitt, Belflore 1121. sume this 5% VA mortgage. oversized garage with large at> . - j ADVERTISING ttealfy, M7-S998. cellar, a fine etaiter or retire place, fomUy room. This home A gency, 643-6121. 6 room Cape, dishwasher, dis ‘TOfULAlND tached porch, extra large lot, MfeMDcheatear m ent hom e. $10,990. M r. Lom has been completely remodel efits. Apply Mr. Harrison, Wes from $20 up, delivered. ______MANCHESTER —- Colonial, 8 posal, stove, beautiful cabinets, accessible to Rt. 6 and 44A. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ed, working couple. CaU 643- MANCHESTER — Restaurant, bardo, B elfiore A gency, 648- ed Including a new kitchen THE LIVING IS GOOD mornings or by appointment, W. Zinker. RockvlUe. 876-0397. furnace, 600,000 bedipotna, 1% betts, 3-oar NORTH COVENTRY fireplace, spotless. 1% baths. $14,900. 643-6850. F rancis J. 8 AJ^ to 5 P.M. 0888. w«U establiahed with good .in CUSTOM BUILT 5121. SPECIAL with dishwasher. Beautiful -649-6341. Harrison’s Stationers, btu, oU burner and o il tank^ 'i- garage. H. M. Weefaette Real Just decorated. Treed lot. Im SpotlesB 3 bedroom ranch McCartan, Broker. ■ t, 849 Main St., M anchester. TREAT RUGS right, they’U be nearly new. One S’’ Rex port come. By appointme^ R tr. Seven room Cope Ood home and garage set on a nice on a large tree shaded tot ty, 547-99S8. BRAND NEW —brick Ranch, 5% room Ranch, buUt 1958, mediate occupancy. H.M. Fre a delight If cleaned with Blue able pump with hoses and Amedy. FbUbrlok - Agency, home wdth the tsiteiR fba- SfiBCtouB 3-bedroom Clotan- 71x170 treed lot. Wolverton 25 minutes from Harttord. COVENTRY LAKE—0 - room /COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. executive area. $30,500. CaU located on 60 acrasofbigh ch ette A gency, 647-9998. Lustre. Rent electric sham- strainers; compresaer; bidd Buslnos! Locations R ealtors, 640-6347. itorea, waU to wall car OONCXJRD R D . — Beautiful del on extra large treed A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. also on VERNON ’’ Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 5 p.m. Friday. and w orm u nits; New 100 2 flMfitBicpeB, 4 bedroonlB, mal dining room, cabinet cellent profesainnel neigh- (tor new owner. Pirloe $16,- heated garage and additional TAG SALE—Luggage, hair dry apartments, 2 stores. Center Immaculate 6-room Cape. propeity. A real buy at A CHARMING amp O.E. switch; large and LARGE CiORNBR store, down near Oenter. Offend e.t Utohen, 3 bedrooma, recrea- BRAND NEW —9 room Oolon- batbood. (Priced tor tm- 200. iPleaise call 649-5306 or 2% acres of land. Selling for er, canning Jars, floor tilei St. location. Priced below ap Fireplace, 4 bedrooms, large $22,800. COLONIAL PAYROLL CLERK smaU entrance switches from town Manchester 45x70’. Par $24,600. tlon room, landscaped yard, lal Cape. The very beat In the meAnibe seOe. 875-0011. 15 per cent less than original YOUR COOPERATION WILL tS IA l AA9 9711 shaper, trombone, clothing, praisal. Mbrriaon Realty, 643- enclosed rear porch. Only To those who enjoy end 40 am p to 160 am p. M any tially finished basement. Call MArUm B. Robertson, Realtor, very best of areas. Mr. Zins- cost and less than bank’s ap BE APPRECIATED VIMk I I miscellaneous. Reasonable. 0644. $16,900. Pasek, R ealtors, 289- appraotaibe the e|Aendor o f combination push button and 522-8114. L. C. OREENOUGH GO. a “GemriEion OotonSal" we praisal with mortgage com 649-7386. ser, B elflore A gency, 648-5121. 7475, 724-8243. WARREN E. HOWLAND B ^ W ExiceUeait opportunilty for throw switches; boxes and 461 M AIN ST. —lo t and buU(i- 647-9921 BEL AIR REAL ESTATE invUe you to see our loive- mitment. Ideal for professional STORE - HEATED, 20x70’, r a n c h t - 6 ROOMS, 8 bed (BARROW1S & WADLAOE OO. man or business executive.' Continued From Preceding Page FOR SALE — dark, rich loam meters. New reel heavy port ing near center Rost OfUce. NEW HOMES —SpUts, Capes (^ 6 room home with 1% person experienced in oH downtown 840 M ain St.. U in - rooma, one car garage, large Realtor 643-1108 IMiancIhester P arkade, C arriage R ealty, 872-3308, 648- for thriving lawns and gar able cable about 000 size; 648-2426, 9-6. and Ranches plus Colonials on 643-9332 Lots For Sate 73 ibatha, buUit-ins end gar cheator. Newly renodeted In JOIN THE prosperous investors lot, $16,900. FhUbrick Agency, Manchested' 040-5306 7783. phases of payroiB work. dens. Delivered. Kenneth W. plumber’s lead torch and pot; one winding street with city BUILDINO LOT 110X160 treed, age fo r $23,9(X). Fleese caU side end outside. O bU622-S114. with this sound 8-fam O y,' $2,- R ealtors, 649-S847. Help Wanted— Help Wanted—Male 36 E llis, G ilead. 1-228-9076. assorted lumber; 2 new wood ______water. 2% baths. Mr. Lombar- city water and sewers. H.M. VERNON—4-bedroom Colonial, 646-5306. ANDOVER—HERE is an un HEBRON —5% room Ranch, Must be High School grad windows; storm windows; 60 STORE FOR RENT, Main St., 760 income per year. Priced at do, B elfiore A gency, 648-5121. RIDGEWOOD STREET—Here’s Houses For Sole 72 e a s t CBN^R street. F rechette R ealty, 647-9993. 3 baths, fireplace, garage, ex usual property for your inspec walk-out basement, excellent 35 ELECTRICIAN, full- tim e, WELL KEPT cari>ets show the gallons of Mobil Methanol an only $17,000. Call Paul W. Dou- a listing with great possibUltles Manchester in State Theatre Owners are anxious to ceUent location, low 20’s. CaU W tion. Combine home and busi condition. 4% acres plus, $17,-' steady employment, insurance uate. results of regular Blue Lustre tifreeze and pump; rubber gan, R ealtor, 649-4536. sell NEW L18TINO —close to high for present comfort and future vERNON — 50 approved lots. CIEANINQ woman one or two building, reasonable rent. For MANCHESTERr-Own your own this impressive Oolorital now, won’t last long ness in a nice rural atmos 900. Call owner, no agents, benefits, 'paid holidays and va spot cleaning. Rent electric wheeled dollies; 20,000 gaUon that school Just off East Onter St. value. A 6 room Cape featur CaU C arriage R ealty, 872-3308, BAIRR(>WIS a W A O jACE . days a week, 2 adults, near information please call theatre 2-bedroom home, for only $12,- RANCH — MODERN Mtehen, now Is vacant. Six rooms in A gency, 646-0181. phere. 6% room Ranch with 649-1768. cation. Call between 8 a.m.-5 shampooer, $1. Larsen’s Hard tank; twin screw sand wash We invite comparison, vrlth ing large Mtehen, flreplaced Maindhester OPorkade, bus line. 649-7670. m anager at 643-7S82. 900. Big shaded yard. Ideal large Uvlng room with fire- aU plus a sun room . Needs 648-7788. 1% baths plus a country store p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., any 2-famUy in town, new or living room, 4 bedrooms, 2 fuU BOL/TON—4 bedroom raised Mandhester 646-5306 w are. er w ith 10 h.p. m otor and starter home, kfinlmum PHA place, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, type of operation. 2 acres of RC3CKVILLE Two houses for' South Windsor, eU-0109. speed reducer; bagging equip WAREHOUSE for rent, approx some general redecorating, used. Illness forces sale after baths, one-car garage and love VERNON — 11 approved lots Ranch, fireplace, 1% baths. HAIRDRESSER full and part- and VA financing avaUable. finished rec room, beautiful CO'VENTRY — Ranch, 4 large land included. Cali Mr. Conver- the price of one, $19,900. Oar- AFPLY im ately 800 square feet, near but the owners are liberal a complete renovating by own ly landscaped yard. In immac with roads. 90x160 each, $2,- Must sell. H. M. Frediette time, Carriage House Beauty m ent with 20,000 b a g s; 125 h.p. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- landscaped yard, $21,900. FhU- rooms, garage, finished base tlno, Jarvis Realty C o ., R eal riage R ealty, 872-3308, 648-7783.- Boats and Aecessorios 46 Mjain St. OaU 643-9678. minded and wlU aUow for er. 2 recent heating systems. ulate condition and only $21;- 500. each. Terms. Carriage Realty. 647-9993. Salon 643-2461. Slip Ring motor and switch; 4636. ment, driUed weU, one acre, tors, 648-1121. brick Agency, Realtors, 649- that. Big deep lot, two car ga UnbeUevable tiU you see it. 500. CaU The Jarvis Realty Co., R ealty, 872-3308, 643-7783. i VERNON — Campbell Ave. WAREHOUSEMEN 16' THOMPSON L apstrake, 35 . m otors. 643-1009. fruit trees. For more Informa WOMEN WANTED to inven- THREE-CAR garage building, |A YiAvt Hfvir frn 6847. rage. Fine location. ExceUent Mr. Lombardo, Belflore Agen R ealtors, 648-1121. SOUTH WINDOR — 6 room 4% room Cape, carport. Im 2 22x36, approximately 2,100 MANCHESTER U next door to VERNON Desirable Hlllcrest tory and order stationery and For 'TV and AppUance FIRST NATIONAL h.p. Johnson, Msistercraft tilt buy in low 20’s. T.J. Crockett, cy , 648-5121. MANSFIELD — Approved lots Split level excellent location, tion ca ll 742-7116 after 8. m ediate occupancy. Only $13,-• trailer, accessories included, this nice modem 4 room m a NCJHESTER -Just off East Drive area. 6 room Oape with toys |it Grandway and Cal- DiBbrilbutor. IFork-Uft ex- square feet. VW renovate. R ealtor, 648-1577. MANCHESTER — On the bus with roads, $3,600 and up each. near schools, shopping, guage, y j j r n o N—4 bedroom 7 room 400. Pasek, R ealtors, 289-7476, " STORES Musical Instruments 53 Ranch, has large lot and out Center St. Older 9 room Colon built-ins. WaU to wall carpet dors once a month. Write only penieince destrabie. Ideal . ^excellent condition, 649-0087. 640-1919 a fte r. 6 p.m . ESTATE LIKE —property in line, 2-famUy 4-4 with possible Also one apartment site for 92 nice lot, swimming pool. Hayes building, $13,000. kfitten Agen Colonial. $26,900. C arriage ing. Natural woodwork. At 643-0158. ; to American Retail Servicing woricing oanditiotiS- Good Park and Oakland Aves. BEAUTIFUL Gulbransen -----M et- j ial, top condition. New fur SEVEN ROOM Ooloniaii 1% prestige area of nearby Cov expansion space for 3 famUy. units and two commercial A gency, 646-0131. cy , R ea ltors, 648-6980. naces, siding, etc. Six bedroom Realty, 872-3308, 643-7783. tractive wooded lot. Priced to Company, 230 Fifth Ave., New salairy. 6 day week. "Vaca- ropolitan console piano with baths, conveniently located to entry, a whole page fuU of ex FuUy rented with good income. sites. C arriage R ealty, 872- East Hartford 12’ ALUMINUM boat and traU- floor office, plenty of picking. bench, mahogany, in exceUent possibility. Must be sold. btu, school and downtown Man tras. Just off Route 44A. Mr. Wol'verton Agency, Realtors. 3308, 643-7783. TOLLAND — minutes from lOTRNON—9 room 4-bedroom sell. Ask for Mr. Merritt. Bel York, New York Depairtment. ition. ExceSleint benefits, er, $175. CaU 643-2263. Oalll 643-2426, 9-5. Wanted— Real Estate 77 condition. CaU 1-228-3493 a fter Hayes Agency, 646-0181, chester. Attractive private Lombardo, Belflore Agency, 640-2818. UConn, nearly new 5% room custom Colonial, 2,250 square fiore A gency, 643-6121. GLENDALE RD. yard, adjoining Center Springs VEIRNON — 12 scattered lots Ranch with garage, 8 bed RANCH—3 bedrooms, 2-car gar ' 12’ ALUMINUM boat, 2% h.p. 7 p.m . 86 MAIN ST;—400 square feet, 648-5121. feet, low 30’s. Carriage Realty, RADIO & APPLIANCE MAN(S1ESTER—Newly listed 7 Park. Ideal for chUdren. Pric ROLLINO PfiRK—6 room (Jape, with roads, some with water rooms, family size ~Mtchen, THIS eXJUNTRY home with 14 rage. Pi«fer estebUshed neigh' CLEANING WOMAN wanted 2 motor, and , accessories, $100. first floor, adjacent to north 872-3308, 643-7783. room Colonial styled Raised ed to seU at $28,900. Call now. BIG SPLIT —^7% rooms, 3 zone fireplace, hardwood floors, and sewer. Purcheise alk or professionaUy finished rec ______rooms and 2 acres of land is bortiood. Call 643-9477 after 5. days weekly. Call 649-8685. Call 649-7282. end redevelopment, suitable Now under constructloa — DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Ranches, Raised Ranches, Ranch in AA zone. WaU to waU Warren E. Howland, Realtor, heat. Tree-dotted property newly finished upstairs, nicely some. $2,500, $3,000, $4,000, room, immaculate, $21,200. BOLTON — Hebron line —6% Ideal for the large famUy. OfRc* and Stei* for beauty parlor, barber shop in Uvlng room and dining YOUR home? For 95 Leggett St., 1959 JOHNSON 18 h.p. out Ciolonials. Ohoose your 648-1108. next to a spring fed pond. SeU- landscaped, estabUshed prefer $4,500 and $5,000 each depend Wolverton Agency, Realtors, room Ranch, country setting, BuUt around 1892. The pos- SELLING DEMONSTRATE Equipment 54 o r o ffic e . A vailable July 1. room. Automatic kitchen. prompt, courteous service that Help Wanted— Mole 36 East Hartford board, $150. excellent condi m odel. Ing at professionaUy a^ralsed red neighborhood, near ing on size. Terms. (Jarriage 649-2813. acre itreed lot, fou r years old, sibiliUes for a 2-famlly con TOYS AND GIFTS C all 640-2866. Lovely paneled family room. gets results caU Louis Dimoc)( tion. Call 649-6351 after 6. USED BUILT-IN show cases M ANCHESTER—im m aculate 7 figuie. Mr. Lombardo, Bel schools. „()wner 849;7048. Realty, 872-3308, 643-7783. ------only $14,600. Hayes Agency, version are present now. CaU WE HA'VE openings on our sec- 528-6581 PARTY PLAN Two-zone heat. Country atmos room Cape, with garage In John H. Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. R ealty, 649-0828. plus other item s. CaU 643-8020 WAREHOUSE AND storage Directions: FoUow Keeney fiore A gency, 648-5121. ENJOY (30UNTRY living at its 646^181. end and Odrd shlfe. Shift pre- ^ equal opportunity employer, 17’ PENN YAN, 36 h.p. elec- phere, city conveniences. Bel- Bowers School area. Featuring $17,ioO.—PRIV A CY. 8 bedroom bbst in this 6-room Ranch, pan Dealers and. Manager between 10 a.m.-12 noon. building. 4,800 square feet, St., turn right on Bush HUl mium paid. Apply in person. ^ tric start Evinrude, (Jox fio re A gency, 648-6121. 2 fuU baths, 8 or 4 bedrooms, JUST USTED —brick front Ranch, fireplace, waU to waU Suburban For Sate 75 wonted hi this area. Work large yard, for outside storage Rd. Glendale Rd.. first eled Mtehen and dining, one K lock C o., 1272 Tolland Tphe., tilt trailer, equipm ent, $900. formal dining-loom, aluminum Cape oh shaded lot. Four acre of land. Hurry at $13,000. now till Christmas, High and parking. Groimd level and street on right. MANCHESTER —newly . listed ^ ^ed ANDOVER —overlooking lake, Manchester. ______JANITORS —part-Ume, eve- 875-0194. siding, tiecd lot, $20,500. Wol- rooms down, unfinished up. Paul W. Dougan, R ealtor, 649- ComimiissiDns. C ali o r W rite Antiques 56 truck lev el loading. C all 522- home. exceUent condl- 2-famlly, 6-6 duplex, one block v eiton A gen cy, R ealtors, 649- Fireplace, aluminum storms St HSicSS%nc^«9-5324. * JOURNEYMAN electrician , im - 643-4453, 3 6 p.m . “Santa’s Parties’’, Avon, 3114. tion, treed lot, artesian weU. 4536. 14’ ALUMINUM Starcraft boat, vVANTED TO BUY—antiques, from M ain St. 180 x 166 treed 2813. ' and screens. Mr. Zinsser, Bel mediate steady employment. Conn. 06001. Tel. 673-3455, WESLEY R. SMITH MANCHESTER—3 bedroom Co CaU now, only $10,500. H ayes trailer, 30 h.p. electric start steins, furniture, pewter, lead lot. B el A ir R ea l E state, 643- flore A gency, 643-6121. ■VERNCKN Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. — part-time evenings for or evenings 677-2013. lonial, oversized treed lot, es A gency, 646-0131. ing Mercury, many extras, er lamps, art glass, primitives, aMATJ. STORE for rent, 78 CONSTRUCTION CO. 9382. MANCHESTER vicinity—clean Twin Sized Bedrooms Janitorial work. Must be over $500. CaU 643-8293. er than new, 6% room Ranch, BK®OK (RANOH—6 rooms, 1% tablished, preferred, central LATHE HANDS and general any quanlty. 644-8962. Birch St. Inquire 60 Birch St. TTVO F A M IL Y , 8-8, cabinet 5 o v ENTRY LAKE — nice 4 18 years old. CaU 649-5334. 643-1567 large treed lot, exceUent value baths, garages tor 8 eons. neighborhood, quick occupan Very seddom do we list a machinists, paid hospitalizar Kitchen, buUt-in vacuum sys room year ’round home. A real a t $17,900. Leonard Agency, Fireplace, aluminum storms cy, mid 20’s. Bel Air Real Es (home in wlhiidh every bed tion, hoUdays and vacation COUNTER HELP—Full or part- Situations W onted- Diamonds— Watches SUITE OF offices presently tem, garage, 119x165 lot. gar good buy at $5,600. CaU M it- R ealtors, 646-0469. and screens. Very little main tate, 648-0832. room can 'hold ait least 2 plan. Apply Metronics, Inc., Wanted—To Buy 58 Biiited for professional p u r------den, trees, $21,900. Hutchins ____ ten A gency, R ealtors, 648-6930. time, evenings, good pay, must Female 38 Jewelry 48 pose is now available in the MANCHESTER — 3% acres of tenance. Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore beds oomtortobiy. ’Thin 640 HUUard St. be over 18. No phone ca lls. See Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. WE BUY AND seU antique and State Theatre Building. Can land surround this nice 3 b e d -______THRBE^BAKILY, one bouse o tt A gency, (M8-6121. BOLTON-Ow»,r lovely 7 room Siplit Level DESIGNBIR — experienced in SrtrD."o.7D‘;i'vTirs«r.rr «?■“ ’* used furniture, china, glass, room Ranch for the enjojnnent b e n TON Street. . .Tw o fam East Center St., 6-5-4 room this 7 room Ranch has large (has a ll la rg e room s. Sound second shift, live in, or light Ing, P rom pt serv ice. Up to $20 be subdi'vided if necessary. NINE ROOMS — in this clean church and shopping center. St. sUver, picttu’c frames, old of privacy, gardening or that apartments, good Income. By faimily room, fireplace and interestinig tor $21,600 ? machine and product design. housework for elderly lady. on your old watch in trade. For Information call theater ily home of eight rooms. as a whistle older home on a Owner in Florida, wlU finance coins, guns, pewter, %crap gold, new pony for the kids. Call appointment only. FhUbrick paneled woU in li'vlng room, ceu 646-5306. CaU fo r appointm ent,. 875-3317. 649-6827. Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, m anager, 643-7832. Three large rooms on first quiet residential street Rea watches, • old Jewelry, hobby now , $20,500. P aul W. Dougan A gen cy, R ealtors, 649-5847. CaU 640-5908. 1% baths, landscaped wooded C ontrom atics O orp., 200 West COLONIAL BOARD CO. 737 M ain St., State Theatre floor plus tile bath. . . five sonably priced. Investigate RELIABLE wom an Would Uke coUectlons, paintings, attic con- MAIN ST. — large store and J r ., R ea ltor, 640-4586. lot in pleasant neighborhood, Main St., RockviUe. BuUding. rooms and bath on second. IMMACULATE 6% room Cape then Invest. Mr. Zinsser, Bel BOL’TON. . .eight room house B ^ W Now hiring fuU-tlme help. to babysit in her home whUe tents or whole estates. Furnl- basement, display window, Two car garage. Large lot. . . .five down and three up $19,500. Louis Dlmock Realty, w ith firep la ce fo r $16,000. flore A gency, 643-5121. b a r r o w s a WAILLAOE CO. RETIRED MAN and Only a few Jobs available. mother works, 5 day week. tore Repair Service, 648-7449. suitable business or offices, MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Close'to high school. Asking with barn and four acres of 649-0823. school boy wanted part-time. Household Goods 51 'Hiree bedrooms, new ceramic MipinCheater (Paricade, EXceUent fringe benefits. Call 649-2228.' wUl renovate. 529-0518. Ranch, ideal family home In $20,900. T .J. C rockettL R eal land fo r $22,600. Can’ t start Apply mornings in person. HOUSEHOLD lots Antiques, bath, oU hot water heat, lOOx- ® VERNON — QUIET friendy (Mandhester 646-5306 choice central location. Spa tor, 643-1577. lonlal. 1% baths, clean as a to duplicate the value tor Parkade Bakery, Manchester An equal opportunity em GIRL 17 will babysit days. Must CLEIAN, USED refrigerators, bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, HEATED STORE for rent on 174 tieed lot, vacant. Wplver- neighborhood, new custom ------ranges, automatic washers, ciou s livin g room wiith w all to w histle. $22,800 and w ork anywhere near this price. Shopping Parkade. ployer. provide transportation. Have glassware. We buy estates. VU- busy thoroughfare, next to w all carpet and firep la ce. M ANCHESTER — $16,600, 6 ton A gency, 649-2818. buUt Raised Ranch, built-in CO'VENTRY —newer 6 room with guarantees. See them at lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Cumberltmd Farms, West Mid- more. Mr. Lombardo, B el- House is real big, two baths, stove and oven, ceramic tUe home, exceUent condition, fire* referen ces. Call 643-5388. Landscaped tree sihaded M , room Colonial, completely re SMALL GROWING company A prog^ressive and g;rowing B. D. Pearl’s Applianees, 649- L ake S t , Boltcm, 649-3247. die Tpke. 649-2939. MANCHESTER — Handyman’s flore A gency, 648-5121. fireplace, etc. Needs painting bith, landscap^ wooded lot, place, garage, privacy, 3 acres, company.- $19,700. Louis Dimock, Realty, decorated, central air-condi- Special. 8 rooms, city water, and papering, but we will loaded with w ork. Op>enlng8 Main St. Call 643-2171. THREE FAMILY —off East $22,000. D lm ock R ealty, 649- pond. <3aU now". Only $16,500. GERMAN Souvenirs of World MAIN ST. —two stores for 649-0828. tionlng, near bus. Hutchins city sewer, convenient loca make a generous allowance for lathe, tracer lathe, turret Situations Wonteflame spray depart CaU 875-1016; 58 E llington A ve., 'comer cabinet, complete liv THE Don’t bonow. SeU KNAPP Available Aug. 1. CaU Helen Let us give you the proiessional touch in ESVITA’nON on the south, and the existing Ploufe. on tte Mrt ment. An opening on first RockviUe. ing room, rugs, electric stove SHOBSS In your spare tilne. P alm er, 649-8877. selling your home. ?S riteitS ^ on the east (Bill your pockets with plen and second shift, pleasant and refrigerator, pisino, ma TO BID ^ -470 MAIN ST. —3 room apart (Jopleaof tlmproii6aad<*ange ^ m ent, adults only. $95. 648- INC. B a tb ou r R d., N ew BriltaJn, Help Wanted— nure. m 3-9504. ______MAYTAG washer; Singer Sew 172 E. CENTER ST. ^ * iw on file wMh the Town Tfala haaring win taka p ^ Oonn. Plwine 225-j2007. 2426, 9-5. for Tandem noUer. rz”. ^ 7:80 pjn.. Mtrie or Female 37 w ell ku^p t carnets show the ing machine, both good condi 649-1922 (BM fattaa, plana and c y - ^ Dated at Andover, Oocmectl- 5S EAST CENTER STREET results of regular Blue Lu'stre tion. CaU 643-8895. memarn a n avdOablo at the . cut, July 18, IS et “ Cheney Hair Flaimlng knd Zoning SALESPEOPLE for cosmetics, spot cleaning. Rent electric MOVING - large almost new Furnishod ^ SSSlm d zoning 4464131 outstanding marketing plan. Street, MbnChedter, CXamactl- S m S moib Oononaialon ICACHINISTS—-AU around, set shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & sofa; buffet; knick-knacks; Apartmoiits 63-A Town of Andover, ■ * ^ 0nr Fabric Haadqnartera Stiiee IttS !” up own BrMgepottt work,, M rs. R oth, 108 S teele R d ., W est WaUpaper Supply.______^ beds; chalrzr dishes; paint; David B. Fttnchbaugh, ■nail oompany. All benefits. H artford; 288-8151. inVE ROOM4, centrally locat "*• ToundfUtaiChetter. M nn<*b«.«h, 177 Hartford Bead, eomer of Piaa Sh, SCUIEENED LO AH fo r best etc. 648-8190. Ohaiiman ft y enOy vntMng 56 bouts. ed, heat and hot water, parking CteOnertlout n .ie — Francis P. Heines, O u roo Btt!g . O o., Jinc., 782 lawns and gardens. Also sand, ELECTRIC~Btoro 40’’, whiter privUeges, no chUdren, reason . Robert B.W elai, Halnaa. Becratary M — noln R d., S ou th W in d- gravel and fUl. George H. Grif- good condition, $50. Call 649- able rent to right people, refer O^Mnd Manager flecretary Rftad Herald Ads fln g, In c., A ndover, 742-7886. eoso. en ces. CoU 648-4654 9-4:80.
------T-T FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1987 AvuiatfB Ibdljr N9t PkMB Itaf The Weather FAQ! TWEMT7 >Wr llM Week Baded iHanrI|^]!ter Cwiptitag H ^raliL Cloudy, warm and bnmid to JUyAlBIfl day and ton igh t/M gli In 80a, low lA. nggocy D. RdMCtmo, / tonight in 60a; very warm and son c t Mr. «Ud Mk*. Jolin D- 14,945 humid tomorrow, high near. 90. i: About Town '• E *' Itobeftaoii of 118 MUn Bt., le- i Mmuheeter— A City of Village Charm llarlne BgL JaVtuar V. Brain- cenUy ooraptatod a alx-inaoth Md. aon of Kr. and MCra. Wil- oednanee officer career ooune (FOURTEEN PAGER—TV SECTION) MANCH'ESTEB, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1967 (Otonnifled Adverttotoc on Pace 11) PRICE SEVEN CENTS jiam H. Bralnatd o( 71K Blua- at ttw A i^ Ordnanoe Center ¥<».. LXXXVL NO. 248 Aeld Dr., return^ _ h o m a and Sebool, Aberdeen Proving 'Wadneaday tor a laava Giaunto, Md. He to a 1854 waiter apendlnd a yaar in ^et- graduate of Mlanbheater lOgh nam. He will ratum to duty at 9dwDl, a 1068 giaduate ^ Trln- XlSamp La]aane, N.C. tty ObUege with a .B ^ degree, and he received a M 3A. de o r e r gree in 1981 from the Unlvet^ Tfie Royal Black Freceptcry Guard in Minneapolis, ' of ttte Loyal Orange Lodge is sdty of Virginie. He to a mem ber of PM Kappa PM fiater- apooeortng a bus trtp to tke idty. He entered the Army In Orange Home, Hatctooio, Pa., Sunday, Sept 3. A bua wQl 1959. leave Orange Hall at 0:30 ajft. 0 | * b i t s M o o n and return Monday, Sept. 4. Anderson Shea Post of the Reservattona nmy be made with VFW will host a membership OAPB KHOOnniT, Via. (AF) signal to trigger Uie retrorocket. Tense Peace Prevails William Turklngton, 103 W. campaign committee meeting — Slowed by A Jolting hlaat The motor fired with a 28-aec- Wednesday at 8 pm . at the poet C enter S t Zrom a braUng xbnket, Amerl- and. burst to alow the speed of home Roland Wilson, poM com ea's lamab Wxplorer satellite Uie 280-pound paykMul from 5,- mander, will be host to the swooped Into an ocUt abput the 440 to ^040 miles an hour. TRub ; Mrs.' WUUam J. G raver o f 15 event, assisted by Mrs. Maty moon today. slowdown enohled the moon's Eleanor Dr., Vernon, was In- Rowe, auxiliary president, and The spacecraft, launched gravitational field to tug the Arabs Balk « tailed president of the Greater Tw o Fires her committee. The campaign Wednesday from Cape Keimedy, Sbqflorer Into an orUt about the Martford Alumnae Chapter of will be iauivched for VFW Dis to dcalgnod to Investigate radla- moon. Alpha Omlcron Pi sorority trict 3 and Hartford - Tolland Ion and other potential hasazda 'Two hours later a Goodard Compromise Believed Set Wednesday night at a meeting County, which Includes 29 posts to moon-hound astronauto. spokesman repoxteC the craft } at her home. She succeeds Mrs. with about 6,000 members. A At 6:19 a.m. today, as Lunar had settled Into the lunar stto For Mideast By Arsonist Robert Munson of Wapplng. buffet will be served. Vh^lorer neared the mid of Its face. The eatelUte requires 11.4 Others installed are Mrs. An 336,008-mlle earth-to-moon voy- hours to make each circuit, UNITED NA-nONS, N.Y. drew Wintins of Tolland, vice MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. The Jiinior Women’s Club of age, a station at NASA's God- “All experiments are work- (AP) — WiOi a U.S.-Soviet com president; Mrs. James Bobbitt MancheBter, Inc., will sponsor dard 4>aoe Flight Center, ing, and it looks beautiful,'' the (A P ) —r KCundreds o f Na- promise balked by Arab opposl- of South Windsor, secretary; a cruise on the Dolly Madison jGfreenbelt, M d „ sent a radio spokesman reported. -Uonal Guardsmen brought Mrs. D. Weller Dugan of Ver Sunday, Aug. 6 from 7 bo 10 ------;------The retrorocket was ignited Uon, Soviet Foreign Minister a tense peace today to the non, treasurer, and Mrs. Terry pm. for members only. Reser when the payloEid was about 4,- Andrei A. Gromyko was city’s North Side Ne^px> Sprenkel of South Windsor, pro vations may be made by call J V - T 200 m iles from the motm. heELding hom e today without the area hit by two successive ing Mrs. Barry R. Nbboan of gram chairman. JT two to three prise the Russlsins had sought— nights of violence. 99 Clinton Dr., Wiapping. w years, the craft, officially a United Nations resoluAo de Two Ares broke out at a Cath Salvation Aimy Camp Na t C w l l e i Explorer 86, is to radio manding that Israel withdraw olic church and school Friday than Hale will 'have Open House Athertons Wed 25 Years tL\.w%/t/0 s L r t Information on radiation, cos- its t^ p s from Arab soil. night, however, and the fire de- Wednesday from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Town Asks Bids yY yn g solar winds, the pculment said an arsonist had Mr. and Mrs. JMm H. Ather 'ibe Athertons have four f PY f J / f o f V*lfstrength of the moon's magnetic Gromyko voted with U.S. Tours of the camp will start at bEuuador Arthur J. Goldberg touched them off. ton of 46 LMane Dr. were feted daughters, all of Manchester. V/- f VSkAO M f properties of the 3. A buffet supper will be serv For Snow Plows Friday for a procedural resolu In adjacent St. Paul, police ed at 5:30. Reservations for at recently at a 25bh anniversary They are Mrs. Hoirold Woods reported Uiat two gasollne-fUled The town is advertising for party at their home. About 60 K E B IM M (JLFtJL t . . . m c l i tion to conclude the General tending the open house may be bids to supply the Town High Jr., Mias Arme Atherton, a stu loaded with gaatdlne swerved Assembly’s Ave-week emergen bottles were ignited and thrown made by calling the Salvation friends and relatives attended The Information could help into a street in the Negro area way Department with three re dent mir^ at St. Francis Hos off a road, overturned and cy session on the kOddle East the event which was given by perfect a warning system to of Selby Avenue and Dale Army at 855 Asylum Ave., versible snow plows and a track pital School of Niusing, Hart caught Are eaily Saturday, fa- crisis. Arab delegates called the their children. .. protect moon-bound astronauts Street. A few rocks were tossed H artford. paver. ford; Miss Joan Atherton, who ,tally Injuring the driver. resoluUon a cover-up and voted ’The .couple was married July from radiation-producing flare Sealed bids on the snow plows will enter the freshman class at "O s clottiea were completely against it. by a small crowd that gathered. 6, 1942 in St. Mary's Church,' explosions on the sun; deter the University of Coimeoticut, bunted off him except for hto The resolution, passed 63-26 Som e 660 National Guards will be received in the town WilUmantic. ’The Rev. Leo J. mine If solar winds create a po manager’s office until 11 a.m. Storrs, in September, and Mias belt and botXa,'* aald MSriden with Israel auid 26 other coun men, 400 of them in Minneapolis Plcher, who officiated at the tentially dangerous shock wave Aug. 10, and until 11 a.m . Aug. Margai^ Atherton, a sopho Police 8gt Jack Desaulnlers, tries abstaining, sends the de and the others in St. Paid, halt ceremony, attended the party. near the moon and learn wheth ed most of the fire starting, This car 9 on the track paver. m ore at Eiaat CathoMc H ig h vriio found the driver lying about bate back to the Security Mrs. Atherton’s brother and er the earth’s long magnetic tall rock throwing and car tipping of has passecJ ’The vehicles are to be deliv slater-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. School. Bo yards from the biasing wreck- OouncU, where it began. The could serve as a “cocoon” to council was expected to meet in Wednesday and ’Thursday our 16-point ered at the town IQghway gar George Gaudreau of Stoneham, Mrs. Atherton is a Grade 1 ahield spacemen from radia Capital Newlyweds on a Stroll safety and one to three weeks on the issue nights. age at 263 O lcott St. Maas., were honor attendants teacher at 'VerplBnck School. The victim, Henry Babcock, tion. performance Sen. and Mrs. George Aiken who were wed less of Israel’s take-over of the Jor- Gov. Harold LeVander, acting at her wedding. ’IViey were also Her husband is superintendent 26, of Branford, died several Armed with shotgun, Minneapolis patrolman Rich test. The sptuse agency planned to danlan smd Israeli sectors of at the request of SOnneapoUs among the guests at the cele of tolls on the Charter Oak boura Uter in -Meriden Hospi than a month ago, take a stroll on Capitol Hill dur ard Pool mans lonely post on deserted Plymouth use the data in planning project Jerusalem . Mayor Arthur Naftalln, called Minor Crashes bration. Bridge. ta l. ing a Senate recess. Mrs. Aike^ the former Lola Ave. A tense peace hung over the Negro area after Apollo manned lunar landing Gromyko told newsmen he out the guard Friday morning. The tractor-trailer ran off the flights. It could tell what type Pierotti, started to work for Aiken 30 years ago two successive nights of violence. Occur in Town when he was governor of Vermont. She came to was satisfied with the 122-naUon ’The governor vowed ttiat "rtum- road on the westbound lane of shielding is needed against radl- emerg;ency session because “ the pant lawlessness and bloodshed Route 6A near the intersection atlon and «»i«n plot the safest Washington in 1941 when he took office as a Re Two minor car crashes, in overwheknlng majority of dele- wUl not be allowed” in any city of Route 16. periods to schedule astronaut' publican senator and she still is serving as his ad which' no injuries were report gaUons in this or that form con of the state. Here’s The It broke through a guard rail trips, ed and no arrests made, were ministrative assistant. (AP Photofax) demned the aggressor,” mean Mlimeapolis fire officials said investigated yesterday by po- Closing For Vacation and overtuined; burning ^ major goal of the $4 million ing Israel. Reds Lose Heavily two fires broke out in St. Jo poUce. g a ^ e flowed Irto highway p^yio^d is to study the earth's But the R ussIeuis’ last hope seph’s Cattiollc church at either First Place A two-C{ir collision occurred ^ t^ ta g e culyerts and cat*- magnetic taU, which stretches that the assembly session they end of a basement tunnel con July 24 to July 31 bariu spouted Are into the giant cone out to perhaps had called might adopt a resolu necting the church and adjEicent at 2:05 p.m. at Main and Pcu*k night far down the road from Sts. Police said a car driven 2 4 2 coils in the mattress several million miles on the side Reagan and Nixon tion condemning Israel was In Viet Fighting school. the tru ck. To Look by Kenneth R. Whitman, 38, of WILL RE-OPEN MON., JULY 31 of this planet away from the dashed when the Arabs refused ’The biases were brought un The Meriden fire department Grandview St., Tolland struck sun. The moon passes through to go along with a resoluUon for SAIGON (AP) —A series of oners, of whom four were wom- der control within im hour but 242 coils in the box spring was called, but the Are was still another operated by Galen C. this tall for a four-day period Israeli withdrawal agreed on by fierce batUes involving Ameri' en, and 78 weapons left on the sm oke Euid water damage was burning more than tyro hours Huddle in Secret Young, 21, o f 114 Chestnut St. every 29 days, and scienAsts Gromyko and Goldberg Wednes can. South Korestn Euid South bloody Aeld. extensive. For Your after the accident. Another collision occurred on Stanek Electronics Want to learn if it could serve as SACRAMENTO, Ciallf. (AP) attached to their session at Bo day. Vietnamese troops killed nearly The heaviest American action The old church EUid school are Broad St. at 12:17 p.m. Police 277 BRO A D ST. M AN CH ESTER a protective cocoon for astro- _ Ronald Reagan of Call- hemian Grove, a hideaway for The compromise resolution 600 Commimlst soldiers Friday, was northeast of Saigon, where about a hsdf mile from where wealthy businessmen on the would have csdled oh the Arab Second Car! said a car driven by Russell 484 COILS fornia and former Vice Presi according to reports today from EUi armored column of the 11th the National Gusud suid scores E . C lifford, 47, o f 100 Cooper “Even when the moon is im Russia RiVer north of Seui F teui- states to end their l9-year state the combat units. Armored Cavalry Regiment was of poUcemen were posted along dent Richard M. Nixon huddle Hill St. hit another driven by Army Probing bedded in the earth’s tall, I sus cisco and west of Sacramento. of belligerency against Israel, a The U.S. CommEUid in Ssdgon sweeping a msUn road through Plymouth Avenue. today in the seclusion of a plusli Laurie Green of Stafford pect we wlU And it may not be '”There will be no deal talk concession Algeria and Syria said the savage fighting had Long Khsuih Province. Fire Chief Kenneth Hall estl- U YEAR GUARANTEE , . who 65 VOLKSWAGEN Springs. If itructurally defective, free repair firet year. Proportionate Twin or Full Court - Martials any protection to astronauts forest hideaway. Nixon, ing,” said Nixon, the unsuccess SEtid they could not accept. ended a two-week lull in the Vlet Cong guerrlUas set up an mated a half-mUllon doltors ih annual use charge thereafter, transportation additional. says I 2-Door. Mue, black vinyl, from a Isuge flare event on the arranged the meeting, fu l GOP nom inee in 1960, in a ’The Eissembly had failed July ground war. Action appeared to ambush as the column came up damages caused by a 4^ ® ® o* I radio, optside SISU tn the interest of your good health and good appearance this article At Ft. Wood sun,” SEdd Dr. Normtui F. Ness, “there will be no deal talking” curbside interview Friday in 4 to give any of four withdrawal have tapered off again today, the road and a two-hour melee Wednesday and ’fturtday mirror. ■ www Gold Bond "Balanced Support" gives you the comfortable support of a perfectly balanced project scientist. But he said the about the 1968 presidential cam San Francisco. Nixon said the with only scattered which appeared in newspapers nationally* is reprinted by WASHINGTON (AP) — (Continued from Page One) contacts followed. The cavEdrymen lost nights. Police Arrests mattress and box spring. Deluxe daap-quili is highlighted. with coniemporary design Apollo spaceciaft EUid space paign. 1968 p olitical CEUnpalgn would reported. 15 dead and 60 wounded. The O "* $250,000 b la ze w e p t Army bias been ordered to hold suits probably would offer suffi They agreed beforehand there be discussed, but strictly on im 63 P O N T IA C fabric in striking burgundy, burnt orange, lime and beige. Truly, a beautiful buyl It series of hearings to deter Two American helicopters enemy toll was 90 dead and 26 o* » lumber yard. Hall said a cient protection. would be no polltictd strings informEd, noncommlttEd bEUtls. were shot down over South weaponk left on the Aeld. Ilf® bomb liad been tossed on Grand Prlx Hardtop. Auto., David N. FiMier, 18, of RFD mine vdiether the commanding BY THE MAKERS OF THE FAMOUS GOLD BOND SACRO - SUPPORT DELUXE Vietnam F riday. AmeriCEtn CEisuEtlties through- U*® ftx t of the building. PS, PB, Blue. $1195 1, Stafford Springa was phorged general of Ft. Leonard Wood, Several other prominent Re- Hero Returns publicEui figures plEumed to be Among the Communist dead „ut the country totaled 87 dead O* Minneapolis’ 488,000 pop- a t 1:55 p.m . yesterday wrltii Ito., used his rank to biAuence was a battalion commEuider cut wounded. ulation about 8 per cent are Ne- operating a motorcycle with ^^ourt-martlal sentences. at Bohemian Grove. S A N BERNARDINO, SUPPORTS YOU BESTI down by. South Vietnamese Elements of the South Korean groes. Many are concentrated handlebars in excess of 15 inch- ^ The U.B. Oouit of MlUtary Referring to the 1968 CEun- Calif. (AP)—MlUtary brass 65 VOLKSWAGEN (o/4oned zlnc mine far ^^e of the houses, said he was in keep the poUticEd conversation to Eulvance word, and he Ask MayoPs Recall shops and food and hauidware general WEU3 t o foe given the fu ll stores. The area is two miles northwest of the downtown sec 64 VOLKSWAGEN 22 YEAR GUARANTEE T^ cotrt, saying la hois SJftve auSStos into “boom,” before his “I intend to listen,” said Re- VTP treatment. agEin, whose supporters are con tion. question of trammand ctmtrol ^ huge 28-foot deep hole. ’Th^re house fell into the hole, 'The hero was Nemo, the Negro spokesmen link poor $1195 Hom em ade vinced Nixon could not make a first American sentry dog has been raitod, ordered hear- injuries reported. The 10 members of the Black Power Meeting living conditions tind alleged good showing in the primEurles sent to Vletniun, recently ^^STOP KILLING YOUBSELFI ''tags into each of the 17 cEues. The Oldahoma Highway Pa George Foote feunily, residents lack of job opportunities to the EUid ReEigEUi would inherit m uch wounded In surtion with his \ . Beventy-two cases hinge on the of the other house, broke out outbreak. Naftalln said that 9Q. 64 VOLKSWAGEN trol SEiid the area Effected was of the former vice president’s him dler. Notc^-Back Sedan. Radio, uutcom e. the slM of a footbEdl field. Na- windows and scampered out of ^ Explodes‘with Action per cent of the Negro communi RAVIOLI AKtom^ he has admitted dls- The d og, e n r o u te to ^Abdominal Support tionEd GuEurdsmen and highway the hole. Denny said he also ty is terribly distressed by these Whitewall Tires. $1295 Nixon told reporters Friday: LacklEmd Air Force Base, ^’hiustag sentences with court- craw led Out a window. NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Dele- of demands torelease without jncldenU. The people behind ------FOR LONGER LIFE ----- patredmen roped it off. “ I CEtnnot emphasize too strong T ex., win be retired With the -jnartlal ofAcera, Lipscomb has The northeEist OklEihoma town gates to a quiet conference on l*®ll every Negroarrarted in the are beyond our reach.’’ 6-PC. HOLLYWOOD OfAcials of the Eagle Plcher ly that we do not intend to have, Purple Heart aiid a unit H. PASQUALINI Why do widows outnumber ’’d ^ ed trying to influence decl- is in Eui area of many old zinc 65 VOLKSWAGEN shEill w e say, the sum m it o f B o citation, a miUtEuy epokes- Black Power exploded into sud- “ i f A -.hooting in ®Javern e^y widowers? T o the traditional team -stons. He has been commander * . ’ . , ^ mine tuimels. The patrol said Sunroof, White, $14QC 246 Avery SL, Wapplng hemia for the purpose of deter man said. den action Frldav nlcht wlldlv supporting the right of prlday was foUowed by the out- o f work and worry, long branded the FEEL BETTER ENSEMBLE jof Ft. Wood since August 1966. ^ ^ the threat of cave-ins luts been Radio, Clean. mining the future of the Repub- “ guilty pair, weight has been- so LOOK SLIMMER imminent for some time. Nemo alerted U.S. serv SS.7nr.JSS.»■. I ^ 7 J J , '7' , SIS J 1 deem“s; it necessary ana in uieir niarma ““ Frame and Bed Pillows Included Free ^ w a houses licEin party in C alifornia and the ice men ,at the Tan Son Mayor Hugh Addonizio and ask ^ a ia ^ s . , T E L 644-0804 strongly linked by science that diet LESSEN FATIGUE tato the pit without The cave-ln area wew in the nation.’,’ Nhut bEute to Viet Cong in: the United Nations to inves- The white owner at the bar, 56 PO RSCH E ing, once a woman’s pastime, has middle of a de^d-end street. The titrate the treatment of Negroes McKissick, national yVayne Anderson, was released ^ ^ h lX ^ e fS e warning. Spokesman said two Barry Goldwater, in San traders last December, the Speedster Conv. SI ROE become a male preoccupation. other houses neEU* the pit^were two houses were on opposite ln*^the United States -Erector of the Congress of Ra- from jail pending investigation And now comes evidence that spokesman said. Coupe. Red. in danger. sides. (See Page Fourteen) •The m orothm l^ Negroes of Equality, poet-playwrlght by a grand jury. The shooting it isn’t just the paunch, but the sag, (Bee Page Feurteen)' thfl-aUy shotoed theta approval if**'®'' *’'**'; vlcUm, Samuel Siinmons, 25, INVISIBLE ZIPPER that brings on the pallbearers-that ' nationalist Ron Karenga Eind y^as in a hospltEd in serious con- 57 HILLM AN the girdles that give the ladies their Compare at comedian Dick Gregory sug- dlUon. Oonv. Cpe., Gray. DEMONSTRATION girlish figures may also be extending $250 99.95 gested the various resolutions witnesses told police the their lives. as the more mUltant factions stemmed from an ar- TONIGHT The idea that, control under Congress Should Decide took over a night meeting. gument about i*ether Anderson shorts, tightening the abdominal mus 65 D O D G E GT by Mlsa Mannlon of N.Y. • Deep Tuifted Vinyl • Decorative Brass A la rg e bEumer hung from the should serve up a round of Dart 2-Door Hard- S|7QE cles and expanding the chest, im • White and Gold Wood • Camel Shape Top stage read: “For self-deter prove not merely appearance but Your Choice of drinks for customers “on the top. 6-cyl., auto,, PS. ■ ■ vw 7:00 to 9:00 • Gtrionial Maple Spindle mination with repEtaations.” house.” health isn’t exactly A new one. Long 5 Deluxe Headboards With a few conspicuous ex before modern drugs came on the On Viet Issue Now--Ike Complete With Firm Quality ceptions, whites were excluded market, doctors prescribed abdomi 62 VOLKSWAGEN Pilgrim Mills On U.S. troops in Vletniun— from what had originally been nal belts for men with heart ailments. Mattress and Boxspring WA8HINOTON (AP) — lAetniun given President John- “Cheney Hall” I “When President Kennedy- $895 But new rescarcb, reported In ^ ''Bhnner Prerident Dfrtiht D. son is sufAclent, the issue of a billed as a public meeting in the Racial Trouble Since 1925! CEune ta. We had 785 advisers ta - Iba Journal .o f .(he American Med ' Etoenbower says It to time for declaration of war should at Mt. Zion AME church. 177 Hartford Rd. tAetnam —EUid the situation ical AsaocUtion, (cndi lo show that' '‘O oogrw to decide whether to least be put before the Congress M cK issick, Ettter a lon g, fre- Comer of Pine St. MAPLE BUNK-BEDS didn’t look bad. After 1962,-when Quelled^Quickly 60 V W G H IA the new drugs may be no more ef- fbrmaUy'dedara intr for decision.' quenUy ai^auded speech on the we sent 15,000 troops over there, fccUve than the old-fMhIoned bd(— '''North Vietnam. Referring to U.S. efforts ta theme thht whites are deter In Englewood or the modem control shorts. Scripps COMPLETE WITH MATTRESS AND The Ave-star general aleo Vletiuun, the Newsletter said the character of the war mined to exterminate American changed. There waa no thought Institute scientists found thsi “ ap “ called for an end to what he Eisenhower felt: "Since we’re Negroes, drew a stiuidlng ova ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (AP) — 62 VOLKSWAGEN plication o f the belt previous to •'termed “a war of grartuallem” MiMiitig American boys to Aght given while he was in the White tion when he Eumounced a plan A spurt o f hit-EUid-run window exercise reduced or prevented the SPRING GUARD RAIL AND LADDER and die in a hard, cruel war ta House to putting large-scale to'recEdl the mayor. smashing and rock throwing by Sunroof. Gray, MANDATE ~ln Vietnam and aald the conflict ^ $895 abnormal postexercise increase in the *^deMrvee top priority to insure lAetnam, that war should be AmeriCEUi forces in V ietnam .” "Too long white elected ofA- Negro bands injured eight fa r amplitude o f the A-wave o f the apex, ABDOMINAL an vidtoiy. given f^ist priority. Other goals, On treaties with the Soviet ciEds have been immune from poUcehien Friday night, but was cardiogram,” just as popularly-pre SUPPORT 0 0 •> Btoenhower*s views were pub- however attractive, should take Union—"Although we must the wrath of the black popula- quelled within a few hours by a 61 VOLKSWAGEN FAIRWAY scribed glyceryl trinitrate. ...Itohod Friday ta the RepubUcan second place. .. .. treat with the Russians, we tion,” he said as delegates stood heavy conMimri^nt of police, s m ^ f . S 7 9 5 How do control shorts help UNDERSHORTS AND UP ••Oongreastonal Committee News- "Tax increases wouM n*be should keep In mind that there time and time agaiit to roar The violent outbreak made FIRST the heart? One famed medical writer. letter. They were given last 8a^ needed If we had set priorities to no EUMurance they will keep theta approval. Englewood the lOth New Jersey their word. ’Iha number of trea Dr. P. J. Sletacrohn, writes l ^ t H ^ THAT SLIM , 'Urday ta reply to questiona put earlier.” . . “We have consulted with the city to experience Negro dlsor- ties they have broken is astro 63 VOLKSWAGEN both stores open helps the circulation of the Mood, nto him hy 84 freehmen GOP rep- The Neweletter also attrllmt^ progressive bUck leaders of this ders since recent bloody rioting nnd “ thereby takes an unnecessary NEWt with Miracle reaentattves at hto Oettyatnirg, those paraphrased comment^ to nom ical. S o flar an poaEdbte, so l community. It to agreed that in Newark left 25 persons dead Sedan. White, $005 load off the heart. And wben/osa id guarantees mqst be obtained radio. W iW tonight till 9! Spandex elastic * Pa. home. 'the former president: there must be a recall election and hundreds injured, mulllplUa this by the hcarlbcata Blsenbower approved uae of On the need to win ^"When to make sure, they will do vdiat to get rid of Hugh Addonizio and other New Jersey in which add np to a few billion in the • Spandex elastic is lighter, Thto jv-nments in paraphrased you must uae force to support a the i>aper says they Will do.” replace him with a black may-, eluding Newark and PlatafMd. whiter and more comfort On a new Panama C a ^ trea 59 FORD normal Kfcdmc, one can understand ' form. national aim, lor example in the or-’’ were quiet Friday night. V-8 Sedan, bow a simple abdominal aupport able. Machine washes a.nd K OnestioiMd about a declara- defense at another coontryn’ ty—“We must try to develop a Gregory, who had suggested Englewood Mayor Austin N. radio. H 9S mlgM add years lo a man’s life,” dries. , tton at- war, hto paraphrEned freedom, ttiere is no higher au- treaty which has advimtages to the recaU during a sometimes Volk said young Negro leaders Many doctors are suggesting o Slims instantly. Take 1 to “ reply was: "With 450,000 U.8. thority to which you can sw®^- both aides. The one under con- funny, but often serious numo- agreed to meet with Mm today the increasingly popular new types 2 inches off your waistline. aideratlon may represent the troops now ta Vietnam, It to Therefore, you must win. To do logue, said only 25,000 signa- to talk about their grievances, of men’s control shorts to their pa beat Eurangement we can get” • Supperts comfortably, W ofR |M |4|iy|i time that Oongreas decided that you need aU the power you hires one-quarter of those None of the pnHc«n»«n was tients, and finding back and breath . On Republican chances—“Al we have all sizes braces up tired back iarbather o r not to i^afilare a have imd you must use it qulck- isbo voted in the lEuit-riectlon ta hurt seriously, althougb qj. TED ing as well as circulation benefits INC. though it will take a lot of hard, muscles. state at war axtoto with North ly and secretly lo aa to achieve 1966 — would be needed to get a Acer who was atoisted on the of fresh evereody ^ Tha moat popular lyp«. Mandate, unrom ltting w ork to Win in 1968, ''Vietnam. surprise. You cannot win a war special elMtipn. That shouldn’t ohta by a broken bqttle required “underwear that dims.” mccte the . • Lessen fatigue, Improves, batteries for radios FURNITURE WAREHOUSE "Frovloua oongreastonal reto- of gradualtoim At tto ^ e Republican chances for victory THU DON Medfeal Jonmal'a prricilptlon of a posture. [ iiiiiilH Floyd McKissick, riglit, CORE nfttioiul directiHr, talks to newsmen daring be hard, he said, since m«re sbi stitches to close the wound, hittooB at Mipport provide only Ume, we mint help the ylet- are wonderful. But Republicana than half of Newark’s 400,000 A Negro youth waa INC. belt -lightly applied lo the abdomen Should start campaigning now Kack Power conference in Newark, N.J. He drew a stantUng ova'tion from « i i y $ C 9 5 miH authority. Although Con- namese government to teach Ita (wpulatlon la Negro. to Englewood Hospital for ob- hi inch a manner that M does Ntt SHOWROOM mi aM not wait until the last six conference ddegates with his dffinand that Newaric Mayor Hugh Addonizio be ■to 83 TeUsad open moodsye! artritr dia patient's rcqdrallon ^ |feaa may decide that the pre- peojde the value of freedom and main et. and eas vlottdy mlprovad reatdutton on aelf-government.” weeks before ttie election.” recalled. At left is ccmference chairman I. Robinson. 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