TUESDAY," AUGUST 8, 1971 The Weather PAGE SIXTEEN Average Dally Net Press Run manrt|i?atpr lEttnting H m tld For The Week Ended Showers, heavy at times, July 81, 1671 thunderstorrii possibility through tonight; low In 60s. Tomorrow Annual Service Coventry M anchester cloudy, cool, chance of showers; 1 4 ,8 9 0 high near 70. Listed by TCL Hospital Notes Manche»ter^—A City of Village Charm VISm NO HOURS Tall Cedars of Lebanon of the (Olaaslfled Advertising on Page ft) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS British Theater Not Diminished Intermediate Care Semi- MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 United States of America will private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 VOL. LXXXX, NO. 259 (THm'TY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) have Its seventh annual New p.m. ■ 8 p.m .; private rooms, England Tall Cedax Sunday at 10 a.m. - 2 p.mu, and 4 p.m. - 8 By Movie and TV Competition p.m. the Cathedral of the Pines, Pediatrics: Parents aUowed Rlhdge, N.H., on Aug. 15 start­ By MARY LEBLANC any time except noAY ter Rep. N. Charles Bogglnl, ture Adhesive Powder. Dentures « "The society got bigger and and for only one evening. It’s a lor Jr., 88 W. Middle ^k ® -. phrase used to define the..use of . “ The weather’s been good up 5:00 a.m.—Astronauts David that fit are essential to health. See mons'^pe^le S ® d it; nlgtAmare for a musical,” said Adam Wichman, 40 I^xlngton DOUBLE KNITS presidential powers to. Inter­ a Democrat, was a co-sponsor China Talks your dentist recular'y. yd here," Scott commented. R. Scott. James B. Irwin, and riiurch hall with a searing more ambitious In the Mansley-Dawson, and "we wor- D- vene in the market place to of this bill, spoke for its re­ At Mission Control Center, acity of 150-200. However the ^ rieA that this American-tvoe Presidential Contest Alfred M. Worden end eight- . ' ___ type of things we did,” recalled " c a tnai uus Amencan-iype combat rising wages and passage. experts today remotely switch- hour rest period and start final church MansleyJiawson. So the trxx^ humor and what we had done daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Her- We’ve Just purchased a $■ prices. He called It a “ non-partisan W on ’t Mean ed on the television camera of lunar orbit observations, bill,” and said that it was decided to try a pantomime ^ me ptey Itself w ^ acked j^„d Mrs. Brian Doughty, the budget expenditures to In Fight for Spot on Ballot Base, including the lower half from the Endeavour’s service ed from scratch,” said Mansl^- children’s nurse. ^or the i>erformance and the Stafford; a son to Mr. arid Mrs. within the limit at full emplcy- could participate In such pro­ today that his talks in of the lunar lander Falcon and Dawson. He happily noted that grams as Utter control, recy­ module a small subsatelUte The next highlight in the his- company walked off with sec- jtobert Dion, 181 Famham Rd., ment revenues. race between President Nguyen thorugh a crowd of pushing, China will not lead to an the experiments left on the sur­ which will enter lunar orbit and the production was a “ great suc­ cling, creating linear parks, By J. T WOLKEBSTOBFER tory of the Rainbow Players place and three ma)w south Windsor; a daughter to Nixon was asked to give face. transmit scientific Information cess.” building walkways and bicycle Associated Press Writer Van Thieu and Mlnh. shouting newsmen. immediate end of the Viet- came In connection with the In- awards: Best comedy, the aum- Albert Cavanna, HURRY! SALE ENDS THURSDAY NIGHT! some stock market advice. “ I "Looks like Boot Hill from a to earth about a year. *Tlie Miracle Worker’ auguratlon festivals for the ®i^ce avrard production of the roads, policing tlie grounds of SAIGON (AP) — Vice Presl The ^ ce president a c c u ^ reported plan- nam war. distance,” one controller said. would not sell the U.S. economy 6:20 p.m.—Apollo 15’s .main “ Hie Miracle W®**®’^.” *l»® Coventry Cathedral. year. ______■hort at this point,” the Presi­ hospltals and parks, and In dent Nguyen Cao Ky asked the trying/.all,,,: to bl^k Hita “ his nn ' “ “ 6 petitions ------even If But, he said at a news confer- The Instruments in the distance story ol Helen Kriler, was next ■Durtag the festlviUee a Lon- mUs past October, the Play- DIBOHAiRaESD YBSTE5RDAY: general doing “much of the Supreme Court today for a candldacy^^d^^^ted^^^^ the number ^^ce. when he meets with Chi looked like tombstones. rocket engine Is fired for more dent said and for the long term than two minutes to take ttic on rile agenda. A London produc- producer came to Coventry ®™ staged the musical “Oil- Charles C. White, Carpenter Rd., -’’I would not be selling my In­ place on the Oct.v/v... -3 1 presidential------obvious at endorsements required by nese leaders every “ hard prob­ After 14 minutes, the camera tlon had won the praise cf a ^ stage a set of “ mystery ver!” which Is based on Coventry; Mrs. Vena Jones, 80 (See Page Eight) ballot, but his petitions lacked ®sty of the democratic p election law which the suddenly ceased transmitting. Endeavour out of the grasp of vestments in the American cess .. W . T — ------ilem” c i l i facing the two nations friend who was also chaplain piays«> in the new cathedral. Charles Dickens’ “ Oliver Phelps Rd.; Giovanni Carollo, Efforts to restart It failed. Ex­ lunar gravity and place It on a ■ R R i ' a i i economy—^whether In stocks or He conceded that his petition National' Assembly adopted un- the world will be subject to CONCINTRATID LIOtfID perts had no immediate ex- course toward a Saturday with the Coventry and Warwick- Thege plays are based upon ’Twist.” Holdstock starred as Enfield; George White, 284 HU rq^ estate or what have you” endorsements provincial partly an appeal to public strong pressure from discussion. DRAIN OPENER-CLEANM shire Association of the Deaf. Biblical events and date back to Hill Sikes and worked as chore- ton Dr., South Windsor; Yvonne councllmen. Sanation for the loss. Its bat- splashdown In hour and he advised against “ selling ft opinion, and his aides acknowl- Thieu. Speaking to newsmen ‘'We thought It was a good pro- medieval days. Each large ographer. The children In the gmfth. Rosewood Lane„ Bolton, “I have not given teries may have given out. »:34 p.m.—Start of elght-hou I • RATS HAIR )n a panicky way.” edged that they do >not expect Ky was expected to accom- crowded around his desk, Nixon ductlon to do with .the deaf in town has its own set of mystery show were veterans from the Also, Helen A. Behrendt, Glas- For your final BRUSHED ’the administration has con­ P& W FO es told a news conference. “ I aa„ ^ ^ ___ Scientists had hoped the cam- rest period, • RATS PAT 98 * mind, especially pecause they plays, many of which are still shows” with wlrich Hcrid- tonbuiy; Mrs. Joanne T. PolUo, summer fling still lighting. I will fight until th® court to accept his Candida- pany this gesture with a charge described CSilna as “ potentially era would retain__ power at least THURSDAY sistently opposed wage-price cy. were planning to build a new performed In Old English, he stock has been associated for park St., RockviUe; Paul JERSEY control, the welconve Cknmally the last minute. that many provincial coun- the most powerful nation in the Friday to view an eclipse 6:34 a.m.—End of rest period. MANCtfESIIR Ky circulated a list of 102 TJa aofi4 ... m____ center In Coventry.” said. many years. KucMnsld, ’ThompsonvUle; Mrs. PRINTED offered to consideration of the Protest On If the court rejects his peti­ oilmen and national assem­ world.” He said “ there cannot cf the sun as seen from the councllmen he said had signed blyman were forced by Thieu be world peace unless there is (See Page Eight) HAROWARC & SUm Yl The Players decided to spUt “ n ils led to another Joint ef- Gang shows c m be described wilma Herbster, Windsor Locks; POLYESTER PIQUE question was a new de 'el- tions, Ky said, “ then we will moon. the profits between Itoe Helen fort between the Rainbow Play- as an all-male vaudevlUe varl- Janet K. Nevue, South Rd., opment. see what happens." Z'^'S^’erforce'^'to Id T rs " t® communication” between China fore the law was passed and thus and the United States. 877 Main St., MaAOhootw KeUM Fund based In Israel and era and the Coventry Cathe- ety show. They are a form of goiton; Charles J. Matzell, 58 Nixon tried to put to rest re­ Bid Results Minutes later, retired Gen. Thieu earlier. He asked the » „ „ i the Coventry and Warwickshire dral,” he continued. musical review u s l^ f® ? ^ Tudor Lane; Raymond B. Hack, miiij .. if ports that he Is at odds with Duong Van “ Big” Mlnh, court to award these to him. He endorsements at the prwU Nixon said there are “ no con­ Assoclarioo of the Deal. After ’The first production done In generaUy written by Ralph ElUngton Rd., South Windsor. Arthur Burns, chairman of the WASHINGTON (AP)—Pratt & who filed his .qualifying petl- charges that Thieu used pres- dent’s candidacy were Invalid. ditions” and “ no deals” with the cathedral by the Players 18 Reader for entertainment via ^ Lang, OasUe- .1:;. jii.l Federal Reserve Board. He Whitney Aircraft of East Hart- tions last week, announced his collect signatures which A court ruling In Ky’s favor the Communist Chlnesq about ------months alter their start, was a scouts or scouting groups. wood Rd Vernon; Mrs. Ruth F. 58” wide blend of acetate said that In terms of monetary ford, Conn., 'Tuesday protested supportA# of U’vr’a Ky’s offAmv\faattempts trk to (TAt get hg d’.d... not need . and^ at ..ithe ...... could.1.1 ...... open the way for vmavivv many of the subjects of discussion, Peking Condemns play called “ Christ In a Con- Reader, who has appeal^ on Falknor Dr.; Mrs. 46” wide, 100% machine and nylon with that soft and fiscal policy Bums -has the awarding of a half-billi(H\- on the ballot, same time prevent province these to switch their endorse- “ We will discuss any point of Crete City” . Four or live sue- the American stage, writes a i>oUn8ky and son, 2T7 washable. Polyester in brushed look. Ideal for been following a course “ that I dollar space contract to a CaU- A spokesman for Mlnh said It "h,g7g g^i'd mayors from' certify- ments to Ky, who was said to difference that might affect the cessful performances were done gang show for production n . - l i i M d'anv Highland St.; Mrs. Cvetko real zlngy summer prints. pants, tops and dresses. think Is most responsible an fomla company. was “ unthinkable that tiie vice endorsements given to Ky. be about 17 signatures shy ol peace of the world,” he said, In the cathedral before the pro- London each year, ' Dimovekl and son, 75 Summer statesmanlike.” Brune N. Torell, Pratt & Whit- president of the country should jjy arrived at the Supreme the necessary 100. About 60 newsmen were sum- U.S. Policy on U.N. PLAZA DEPT. STORE ductlon went on a six-week tour scouting group may use the ma­ Regular 82.49 yd. All new fall fashion colors. ■ - -v)l St. He also s^d B u ^ had ^ e n „gy president, telegraphed U.S. not be able to run for presl- 2% hours before the fll- oosslblUtv that Ky might mmied Into the Oval Office for (We Have A Notion To Please) te other churches. terial without paying a copy- By WILLIAM N. OATIS E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) SEW 'N SAVE! Flrst Award right fee. n ie shows are “ Wg fSy s s s r i ' „„«u. Associated Press Writer OPEN WED., ’nnJBS., FBI. tUl 9 ’Two more productions and spectaculars,” costing 86,000 to the head of a 16 car convoy Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker Nixon, fielding questions easily, If f, him. ment failed to observe contract- democratic process. It of air j , the Players were ready for big- 87,000 lor a one-week run, and H A ii FOR RBfr Nixon said both Bums and Adding regulations and laws in that the vice president can be Included a group or mr g^^ ,,3 ,^,, Tuesday also made these points: UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)— Peking threw a Come In and Browse r I j g ki. ij'iiii ger and better things. usually pack the 2,000 - seat Dacron and cotton George Shultz, director of the awarding of the space-shuttle pushed around not only by the P®“ ®® s®i^ 8 “ s P®’^'' night. They talked for an hour, —Neither the Soviet Union charge of “ double-dealing” today against U.S. efforts Many Items R edooed F o r In 1969, they did a church house In Coventry, said Hold- or pafHea, showers, For the fall Office of Management and contract to Rocketdyne. president but by a mere prov- ®®"*1 security detachment. Vietnamese sources said nor Washington sees any real mfieUngSf Co to solve the China questioa in the United Nations. play, “ Next Time I Sing to stock. Budget, asked not to get pay in- william R. Cotter, D- ince chief,” he added. Ky smiled but remained si- jj,g ambassador urged Mlnh not point In his (Nixon) making a ______facUltIM. . Large 6 * POLYESTER SOLID KILT •It accused Secretary of State :------Summer Clearance You,’ ’ and took It to a drama When the two return to Eng- dosed parking lot. Rigelift i iriiil'VilBi creases at this time because, (;jgmi., who has taken an Inter- Ky’s failure to qualify would •®nt as he made his way Into ' _ . /oaa wi WllUam P. Rogers of lying In mission of the Communist re­ “ DENIM LOOK” Nixon said, he Is planning to gg^ y,g gase, said Tuesday make the election a two-man the heavily g(uarded building (See Page Five) ( g ) festival at COlwyn Bay in north- land, Holdstock will appear as CLOTH trying to push “ the pre­ gime made this “ academic.” Playtogs — Sportswear — Straw Bags ern Wales. ’Ihe company cap- an American In a North Coun- Liriiuanion HoR DOUBLE KNITS (See Page Eight) that the General Accounting Of- ______— ------posterous proposition of two Albania and 17 other friends tured fifth place In a field of 18. try farce and Mansley Dawson 24 OOLWAY STREllk flee reported it will withhold fi­ of Peking have already sub­ After trying their first musl- will produce the musical “ Fun- Chinas.” MANCHESTER nal approval of the contract “ Rogers’ so-called realities of mitted the annual resolution to cal, the Ptoyers staged an ny Girl” . pending an outcome of an in­ Phones t 66»«6;8 or | the two Chinas are his sheer seat the Red Chinese and expel American piece, “A Funny $ ‘ vestigation that Oottec had re­ yd fancy,” said Red China’s off!-. the Nationalists. It calls for Thing Happened on the Way t o ______^______quested. recognition of the People’s • Re­ mi' Senate Leaders in Tax Accord clal news agency In a broad­ Shop Pniehiirst the Forum,” which resulted In House Seen Pratt & Whitney says It has public of China “ as the only cast from Peking. “ The clumsy a second triumirii at Colwyn In three popular denim Suitable colors for back been working on engines for the By DAN HALL would get through the legisla­ Ives said he felt MesklU would in place of the Income tax. lawful representatives of China accept. Meanwhile, a group ol Income- ’two-Chinas’ trick played by Grocery Wednesday Bay. colors. Stripe with match­ to school wear. 45” wide, iiBiai.iii, space-shuttle craft, a link in the Associated Press Writer ture. to the United Nations” and the American Humor ing solids. Machine wash' machine washable. Perma Set to Okay planned manned orbital-space The 6% per cent proposal dlf- Other major provisions of the tax supporters neared agree- U.S. Imperialism Is absolutely expulsion “ forthwith of the rep­ “ Going to these festivals, you and futile." able, 60” wide. 100% poly­ press finish. Reg. 8I>79 i t t t i m H Mitliilk station, lor 10 years at Its Flo­ HARTFORD (AP) — State in piUy three‘ areas from proposed package are a 6 per ment on a new rate schedule illegal resentatives of CSilang Kai- have to take everything with rida research-and-development This condemnation came as SWANSON'S PIES ester yams. yd. A type of Kiltoloth! Senate leaders reached agree- the tentative plan reported a cent tax on dividends and capl- which they hoped would answer shek.’ ’ the United States was working Adoption ol this resolution Antiwar Bid center. ment Tuesday on alternative week ago. It would not tax tal gains, an income tax on com- criticism the existing income tax Turkey or Chicken .The telegram from the com- meals under one dollar, would muters from outside the state, a falls too heavily on low behind the scenes to line up would automatically throw out WASHINGTON (AP) —The pany to Staats claimed dlscrep- proposal to the new state in- add a one per cent tax on real two-cent increase on the gaso- and moderate-income persons support for two resolutions, one the two American proposals, SHURFINE CATSUP FOR House appeared ready today to ancles exlsted In the bidding coma tax which is based on a gg^gjg receipts, with lO-per-cent line tax, a fouricent Jump on the Details of the plan were not Inviting Red China to Join the and the United States will seek 20-01. Bottle SALE ENDS THURSDAY NIGHT - DONT MISS IT! approve an antiwar amendment procedures that resulted In the pgr cent sales tax. of the revenue going to the cigarette tax and a sales-tax available Tuesday but It was United Nations and the other to a special vote in the assembly oa the i»4ce for extending the contract’s g(Hng to Rocketdyne. Hie 81-072-mlllion tax package towns, and would roll back bank levy on the portion of utility believed to be similar to a prevent the expulsion of Nation­ to have its resolutions voted on first. “ We will win,” said one SHURFINE CHILLED ORANGE JUICE Cosmetics draft two more years. Cotter said he believed “ the now must be presented to indi- interest exemptions from 70 per bills over 810. uated Income t ^ proposed by alist CSiina. But while House approval supporter ol the U.S. plan, but vldual senators of each party to cent only to 60 per cent In- MesklU said Tuesday he would the Connecticut State Lalwr Diplomatic sources said U.S. Buy of the Week was expected with little (See Page Eight) some other diplomats were not 75* ITS determine U the plan would re- stead of 60 per cent. address the legislature, wh®" ^ ® Chief Delegate George Bush ^ Gal, so sure. trouble, antiwar senators said celve enough support to replace It would permit payoff of 860 meets Tliursday. Ives said the The labor council suggestion outlined the two resolutions and im isisiiifsiiE they will not even have to fili­ the unpopular income levy that million of the state’s 8262 mU- governor would again urge adop- was based on a rate ranging asked for cosponsors at a meet­ The Americans’ ’’Important buster to block enactment of Liggeffs was passed July 1. lion deficit this year, an amount tiem of a 7% per cent sales tax from one to ten per cent, the ing of representatives from question” resolution was ap­ the draft blU until at least Sep­ INLRB Ruling highest rate applying to an ad' proved last year by a vote of 7rox. can 896 Prints and soUds The General Assembly is about 20 delegations Tuesday at LUXURY CRABMEAT At The Parkade tember. scheduled to convene Wednesday Justed gross Income of 846.000 his office opposite U.N. head­ 66-62, with 7 abstentions, but House Armed Services Chair­ to finish Its veto session and or more. quarters. the ' fate of the similar resolu­ MANCHESTER. man F. Edward Hebert. D-La., SUMMER COTTONS Favors U AC then to reconvene Thursday to Hie current state Income-tax The sources said the resolu­ tion this year depends on »..S L 3 » says the Indochina war lan­ CUBE STEAKS reconsider the Income tax. Meskill Opposes Elements rate ranges from one to sb( per tions would be submitted for whether opposlticni to the ex­ guage worked out by House- Senate Majority Leader J. Ed­ cent, the six per cent rate the General Assembly session pulsion of the Nationalists out­ Senate conferees “ will not tie On Rehiring ward Caldwell, D - Bridgeport, starting at 812,000. opening Sept. 21 as soon as the weighs the recent swing In Pek- A fine group of cottons the President’s hands.” Of Multiple-Tax Pri^osal said, ’"rhere Is no doubt In my There also are reports of sup- delegations" determined whether Ing’s favor CHUCK PATTIES and cotton blends. The House, by ever narrower WASHINGTON (.AP) — The their governments would be- Delegates also are aware that 4-lb. box $3.56 Many with perma press votes, has turned **®^. P*®" National Labor Relations Board ^oiuT°pass to HARTFORD (AP) - «... p,». h. ».d h. w„ .. 'SL.5 come cosponsors. adoption of the American reso- finish. Reg. 60c to 99c vious war-pullout measures. ruled by a vote of 3-2 that . hnnqoa Thomas J. Meskill said Wednes- discuss the propos^ *"';“ *®''; „ „ « fixed nercentaee of the The first resolution would of- lutions will probably mean that Morrell Hie draft bill’s language united Aircraft Coro, may cgidwell won fer toe Communist regime in the Chinese Communists won’t yd. We need the room urges President Nixon negtv p T^m S e L Z ^ ^ d ^ p ta ^ 'd e S S n e 'd to turo®t“ tW^ tojritie tte"question a m w ^ o f f^ era l Income tax DRIED BEEF for fall merchandise! to TTro ‘ Peking a seat In toe United Na- Join the United Nations because tlate a final date with Hanoi for Senate President Pro Tern „g ^ gtate Income about taxes this week. person pays- tions, would specify that the they have repeatedly and cate Some people a ceasefire and total withdraw- after their strike in " I 1960.9S0 Ah ihi’' s e n r o r o ^ s t ilfb ^ k e r ^ X c L " Nationalist government on For-, gorlcaHygorlcally rejected the “ two WITH ’n n s COUPON a n d $s.oo p u r c h a s e al of U.S. forces from In­ would raise enough W s w t. toe more Im^tle^^ in-v wUh 10 ntvivMMl .SomeSome inter- mosa would continue to be Chinas" concept. ’rae Natiwi- have a deep, abiding respect dochina In return for release of An attorney for toe Interna- j^gg .^.Morris. All three, taxpayers are entitled to be,' 10 Machinists ^ ^ u,g igggn^g tax, ^mtipie-tax est has been shoiro In an 18 seated and would direct the alists also reject this, ^ t toey all American prisoners of war. proposal, he said. est has been shown specialized U.N. agencies to are not expected to walk out as saidaalH fhAthe MT^P.TlNLRB will . . __/»___ AU-. llLUiMVik- wv I 20° off DUBUQUE FRANKS > for the natural beauty The narrowest House rejec­ developed an outline for the agreed upon Tues- The legislature met Wednes- per-cent piggyback tax, he add take the decision Into account, long as Peking’s delegates stay tion of such a prtqjosal was the be appealed , package more than a week ago - ■ ggpgte leaders of both day to complete its three-day ed. Coupon Valid through August 4th FREE ZIPPERS The ______reconvenes Both chambers of toe legisla- As a further safeguard to Na- away, that was once this country. last: 210-176 refusal t o ^ c e p t a f l^ ^ ^ r i T e x U l i : ^ «>e details Tuesday g ^ Z not by the full Sen- veto session ’ ------and^ ------' tionalist China’s membership, Peking denounced, the U.S. Ing by afternoon. ateTeatures a "6%-per"cent sales Thursday to reconsider the in- ture appear to have enough sup- For just coming in to say Hello. No purchase the Senate’s original amend­ the second resolution would plan today for trying to sell ment setting a nine-month er, Lee J. Best, in July 1969 rves met earlier with Mes- jg^' gjj^ g g.per-cent tax on dlvl- come tax It passed July 1. port to repeal the new Income I WITH THIS COUPON AND 85.00 PURCHASE necessary. 7” metal zippers in a wide range of that workers who were not re- classify any resolution to expel “ the preposterous proposition And some people don’t. deadline on the U.S. pullout. kill and said the Republican ^ends and capital gains. It also Meskill said the legislature tax. The questionremains about toe Nationalists as an “ impor- of two Chinas” and hinted it colors. Your choice! Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., hired under the 1960 strike set­ governor would not give his y^ould increase toe corporation vvas “ piddling away valuable whether the Senate leaders or tlement were endtled to their others can come up with an al- tant’’ question requiring for Us may hinder President Nixon’s •aid Tuesday he and Sen. Mike support to toe plan because he ^gx from 8 per cent to »V4 per Ume” by delaying an attempt adoption a two-thirds majority efforts to improve relations 120° off 5-Lb. DOMINO SUGAR > Gravel, D-Alaska, will easily be ^^ted *^^waft must *®®*'®‘* ** would not raise toe gg„t_ among other thli^s. to repeal the income tax 1«- ternaUvp p lw ^ t * Coupon Valid through August 4th of those voting. Communist China. Which are you ? Send for free gKia to block Senate draft ac- l»ad nScessary 8390 In new revenues. Meskill said he was “ opposed cause a sales tax cannot be enough to Win,majority support. tion until Congress begins a hire them ‘even If It means flr- Ives predicted Meskill would to an increase In toe corpora- made retroactive. Public and business opposition This is the maneuver by Hslnhua, the official New booklet “ 71 Things You Can Do To ASSORTED WALE CORDUROYS which the United States barred 0^1™ w g ^ A^enev said Roe- WINDOW month-lMig recess Friday. ing the people now In those po- sign the bill If it were passed tlcn tax. The Senate’s proposed 81.072- continued to sound as the special Red China’s admission to the ” ®'*“ A«®“ ®y- * « « w n n THSS COUPON a n d 80.00 p u r c h a s e era was lying when lie said Stop Pollution.” Write to Keep "It will not take a full-blown sltlons.” . „ by both chambers, adding toe "We’ll be putting several thou- million tax package now must tax session approached. ‘ United Nations last year. Asked filibuster,.” Cranston sold. 'The new ruling, referred to a. America Beautiful, Inc., Box 1771, prediction was only his “ own gand more people out of work,” be presented to Individual sena- The Greater Hartford Cham- at his news r o ii^ e n ^ M o n to ? ^ SHADES He also said antiwar senators Supreme Court decision that he told reporters at his morn-’ tors of each party to see If It ber of Commerce reiterated Its Radio City Station, New York, ------economic .. whether the U.S. g o v e r n m e n t ^ “ «® ^ 120° off Mb. MISS IOWA BACON I Mod* to Ordor Slightly Imperfect pln- will be able to filibuster the “ acknowledged that an 1 All three Senate leaders ing news conference. He did not bas enough support to replace support Tuesday of toq new In- was dropping its claim that “ Ons was In acctnrd with Nlx- ' Coupon Valid through August 4th New York 10019. wale to riblesB to wale. draft blU indefinitely after Con­ strlker’s right to reinstatement j^ ^ g y y,gj neither the gover- say, however, whether he would the Income-tax levy. come t^. Hie ch^^er stfd U ^““.g^gTdmlssIi; an im: on’,- desire to Improve rela­ R rin g .yo u r

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE THREE P A G E T W O ‘MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN:, WfiDNfe^DAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 because all four stamps are of who Ijad served in the British the “no lick” self-adhesive var­ Armed Forces following World Actress Sees iety. U. S. stamps have the War I. FOR PARENTS AND Sheinwold on Bridge ^TA R . eAXElC*iO No Need For Suffragette Champion gummed backing which require The d ^ g n s depict the British -By CLAY R- POLLAN- YOUNG PEOPLE CARD PLAY HASN’T wetting before application to en­ Legion Badge, the Poppy Em­ LlIR A NORTH MX A*'** CHANGED ONE IOTA velopes. blem, Hero Jack (Tounter y y MAR. 21 Your Doif/ Activity Guid^ sen. 22 W Sex Sym bols Vtio c^f^ctivo ol Mv tc to fnfoflW 4 K532 According fo Sforf. pwnra flpow mv •vfMOMV|r or 9 A97 When British explorer Capt. (awarded the Victoria Ooes for -‘‘-^ A R R . I» OCr. 22^11 sm4p . mPp.9 Io/ Ry ie.lf cRSEPsr. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD To develop messoge for Thursday; 0 K Takes Up an Old Cudgel Jam es (Took landed on Tonga in gallantry In action and a Jersey i^ 36-37-40 By AMOEIiO NATAIE read words corresponding to numbers 49.51-53.54^ 1773, he called them "The postal worker until his death 1^-58^1-88 71-72-73 vS Aiaoclated PreM Writer Today’s hand might have 4> AQJ42 of your Zodiac birth sign. I A U ASEI AMlinED By MARGARET SCHERF Wilson later refused to meet laws that discriminate on the Friendly Isles"—a name the last year), the combined British ^ T A U R U S SCORMO GmmtiI AudlHicn WEST ) EAST 1 B n t 31 Independent 61 More NEW YOHK (.AP) — "A sex. happened along just yesterday, WASHiNOmN IAY>\ sha ''*’**^1 delegations dispatched to basis of sex, would make the Legion and Les Anclens'^Sonj- AfR. 20 OC7.27^ * Q10 8 4 AJ9 Tongalis proudly retain. On 2 You 32 In 62 Solid symbol?" asks Norway’s Julie but actually it was dealt and .1 .1- White HousB by Miss Paul, equal rights amendment mean- each of the new stamps there is battants to show the comradeVw ( ^ MAY 20 3 Inspiring 33 Opposition 63 Or NOK. 2 1 ' ? ^ Ege, crossing h^r legs In her hot K8 62 picketed the White House, But extensive picketing, some- ingless. 4 It's 34 While 64 Property AU n m AomnER played in a tournament almost an Inscription “The Friendly between the British and French. O'.! 6-18^22-27 8- 9-13-15/?? pants. "In these days I see no Pwwitil Cukinci E im ut* O QJ 10^ 3 0 98742 ^38-43-83-87 5 Easy 35 Get 65 Ground staged protest marches, went times causing riots, and several guj House backers have Isles Where Time Begins.’’ 6 Be 36 Sense 66 Today 24-57-60 i need for It.” 40 years ago. There have been *K 97 * 865 GEMINI 67 M o n ^ to JaU for “obstructing traffic" arrests of Miss Paul and her promised to get separate on- 7 Let 37 Of SAGITTARIUS "Everyone has Ms own sex many changes in bidding over SOUTH m a y 21 8 Personol 38 Finol . 68 Now and was denounced In OcHigress finely moved Wilson, tjie-record votes on the original Johann Sebastian Bach com­ 69 Approoch NOr 4 7 6 4 . . . He eventually . Boiling Burps 9 Hopes 39 Moriey symbol today," the 24-yearHdd RESTRICTED ' the years, but good card play for "promoting treasan." became amendment and the provision. 20 10 To 40 Timing 70 Soy D fC <;? Q J 10 5 4 3 pleted his “Six (Joncertl For c. 21 blonde actress Ydunteers. "But Un4«r 17 raqulm KCMipMyiiG hasn’t . changed one lota. Nor But Alice Paul finally got supporter of the 19th 2-35-52-61 11 Optimistic 41 Loter 71 Initiative "I think we’ll make it," said Several Instruments" in 1721 DAVIS. Calif. (AP) — Not 23-34-56-67,^ s y m - Pmnl w Adult GuMdln has the importance of doing O A5 ■ • - J 6 Amendment that gave women By SYD KRONISH c '62-65-66 12 The 42 And 72 Be 74-76-79-82tgot," is a product of the monds. . 4 C? All Pass we nepd now to win passage of "We’re organizing now In ev- sued the world’s first postage i-78-84-89 63-64-68 ! £ ry of the "Brandenburg (Toncer- Smith Kline & French Labo­ 20 Temporary 50 To 80 Wrong new, enlightened generation. At most tables declarer won the equal rights cry state to get the equal rittiits OINCINNATT (AP) — "When stamp in the shape of a watch. 21 Be 51 Up 81 Past AQUARIUS ti,” West Berlin has issued a 30' ratories noted that 10 average JAN., 20 the first trick in dummy with the vote,’* says the tiny woman passed this session you put the sword of the church Each of the four new stamps . 22 Settlements 52 On 82 Hof . "I do not play nude in tMs OMM pfennig stamp, reports the cows belch enough methane gas i 23 Strike 53 Take 83 Well cause the hand is aceleas and who fought so tMiHoLimiy to ''^thout any crippling changes," and the badge together, that’s a shows a gold-cased tuning fork f d It film. I look filthy arid very au-. the king of diamonds and then World Wide Philatelic Agency. each day to keep a stove, water 24 A 54 The 84 And led out the ace and a low trump. contains only one quick trick. capture that weapon earUer In “t*® pretty - strong------combination,” the watch in full color. Also illus­ 7-12-14-25 I 25 Fellow 55 Setbocks 85 In 4- 5-46-48,*' thentlc," she says of her role as The design features a profile of heater and furnace burning in a 50-70-80-90^ 'This line of play was somewhat You would have a minimum the century. Members of Congress “will director of a police and clergy­ trated on the stamps Is a por­ 19-75-77 £ 26 Utilize 56 The 86 Stride a cave-woman. She doesn’t Bach flanked by a reproduction small house. ? 27 And 57 Snog 87 Aspected underwhelming, since West toMc opening bid of some kind If be bombarded" during the Au­ man program says. trait of Tonga’s King Taufa- VIRGO PISCES speak a word. Hie proposed amendment to of part of the actual music score gimp pkistic * 28 Is 58 Remember 88 Experiences the king of hearts and usually either king w ^^ changed to an gust recess, said Carol Burris, Hie Rev. Ray Lindley directs ahua Tupou IV. (But the Philadelphia firm AUG. 22 3^ 29 Marred 59 Quarters 89 Action ff». 19 YS'-j "I wear a ler, head of tion following the deatii of 8u- Miss Paul said the provision, playing a banjo." Knievel” 8:30; “War Between than tenfold, to 36,000. In the died nine months later, her sec- his own .hand with the jack of the police burglary squad, said san B. Anthony. which exemjits women from the country as a whole the Maori The Pakeha view goes fur- ______the Planets" 10:16. SeanConnei Seeking to impress Woodrow draft and permits "reasonable" tmd a dentist whom die dl- IBIue-HlUs Drive-Ih:— "I Dove hearts drawing trumps at' the someone called police Tuesday After 72 Yeors population only doubled to ther and sees the Maori as hap- mOTths’ ago' She same time. morning to report that the mer- Wilson -with the movement’s 230,000. py-go-lucky. But a Maori mem- My Wife" 8:30; “Diary of a I n e has a two-year-old daughfer. Declarer next led the ten of chandise was In the basement JEKNIFER O’NEILL strength. Miss Paul organised a Auckland's Polynesian po)^- ber of Parliament, Mrs. Whetu Mad Housewife” 10:16. march by 8,000 women down Hjordis Joanna. s>' clubs, which held the trick. ’The of the apartment building, A n d e r s o i lation also includes about 35,000 ’nrikatene-SuUivan, disagrees, |g In everyone^ life there^ a Pennsylvania Avenue the day “No marriage again," JUlle next club went to dummy’s other Pacific islanders who "This descriptions la a stereo- T i p e s ? before his inauguration as pres­ WANTED says. "I'm through wltii It." jack, and the ace of clubs then have come to EHeek work. type,” she says." It has no Bad Driving Days “““ SUM M ER O F ’42 DAILYot 1:303:30 ident. Julie la not content to get by cleared the suit. Kam ran the DAILYat1:M 3:30 7**309t40 Clean, Late Modd New Zealand has an enviaMe validity as a generallzaticui. SYDNEY (AP) — There were rest of the clubs, discarding his 3 : 3 Q 7 ^ ? » 3 q Hie sight of the marching record of racial harmony. Maoris d»a>tlH» STROHBOU A Star" In Parliament, four of the 84 Maoris are a proud people. The Admitted Saturday: Pamela Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee" WASHER Blue/Green DINEHE SETS seats are reserved for .Maoris. p'foblem Is that the pakeha is Klnel tind daughter, Maple St., They can choose whether to A NO-NONSENSE THRILLER i - patronizingly proud of the Rockville; JoAnna ’Tomazdo, 6IOOY vote on their own roll or on Maoris’ pride. A proud people Dogwood Dane, South Windsor. that' cf ^ e pakeha, a nonderog- JANE FONDA IS BRILLIANT! SI . 0 0 don’t need or want paternal- Dlscharged Saturday; Steven cuo Reg. M QC Reg. $ y | 7 atory and widely used Word ism." Gerber, Dart HIU Rd., Rock- -Th« HtwYorktr $239 $139 $ 0 7 meaning white man. Tliere Is $120 ^ £ 1 1 'vllle; Paltrlcia Ouellette and AND-. no bar to electing a Maori to ' son, Rachel Rd., Manchester; saVdo WALT Parliament from the “white” 254 Cars Tested llNlMIMVlMN«nHrteMM|W Mli la ig A the Orphan technmTECHNKOUM* roll, though none has been suc­ Michelle Pierce, Reed Rd., DISNEY ONE LOT! ONE LOT! ONE U>T! cessful. In R oad Checks Rockville; 'Virginia Haynlewlcz, INtfKtiMr • 6:90 • 8:96.’' Maoris have held ministerial Somers; John Lockwood, Hunt- JcMiefoflido ______MAHRESS MAHRESS MATTRESS portfolios and ambassadorial HARTFORD (AP)—^The state Ington Dr., VemOn; Elizabeth motor vehicle department issued GawUca, Lawrence St., and posts. It is said—though impos­ doAold/ullieflcMid AIR CONDiT.'O;.^, ■ or BOX SPRING or BCX SPRING or BCX SPRING sible to check—that If a pakeha 163 warnings and police made Doris Giacomlnl, Tliompson St., and a Maori have the same 48 arrests Tliesday In the first boOi of Rockville; Curtis Beck, qualifications and are equally ®P<9t checks of cars and trucks. Rt. 97, Columbia; Heidi Schneld- BURNSIDE AT 7:16-8:80 ■■♦■It. suited for a job, the Maori will Only 91 of the 264 cars check- er, Robin Rd., William Bartlett, COLOR 580 BURNSIDE AVE EtST HARTFCRC Reg. Reg. R . g . get it since the employer wants were found to have no viola- Kelly Rd., and Randall Gorecki, SUN. 2:80-4:«v 7:00 •9;0U FREE PARKING 528 -3333 $49.95 $ 59.95 $ 69.95 to show how nonracial he Is. tlons. Evergfreen Rd., all of Vernon; Racial feelings are only rare- Inspections will continue ciaire Bronson, Imperial Arms ly expressed. A white business- Wednesday in different locations ^pt.^ Rockville, man complains that social dlf- a c ro s s the state. TTie department Admitted Sunday: Timothy XOraOHT 1st BUN ferences were overlooked when Is not indicating in advance Edwards, Vernon Ave., Brenda I^ANCHESTe Feature Shown First a home for the family of a where it will set up spot in- -walker. Prospect St., Richard a n t - //'/ Every Night Except Maori garbage collector was spection lanes. Plastridge, R2, and iPrancls Zlg- RTES 6 & 14A • BOlION NOTCH Friday and Saturday built next to his luxurious Tuesday’s Inspections were the mond, Hyde Dr., all Rockville, 100,000 IKHHOATION SALE home. "Neither he nor I is hap­ first in a series which, accord- carol Dlmmock, C3ook Rd., py about It," said the business­ Ing to Motor Vehicles Commls- -poiiand: RusseU Hedman, El- man. sloner Robert C. Leuba, will )ington Ave., Lawrence Silver, SAVE UP TO Vi OFF and EVEN MORE! The advent of the Pacific Is­ continue three days a week green Rd., and Susan Todd, Mt. lander—New Zealand has al­ throughout the summer. L e u ^ Vernon Apts., all Rockville; Gall To Make Room For A Complete New Stock!! most an open-door policy for wa^ present at part of the jj^jpern and daugfhter. Ever- him—Is a factor. morning inspection. green Rd., Vernon. Despite ethnic similaries, Motor Vehicle Department in- Discharged Sunday: Barry A THANK YOU BARGAIN FOR OLD FRIENDS & CUSTOMERS. there are 600 years and little specters worked with city police- jQng Vernon Ave., RockvlUe; love between the Maori and the men to flag passing cars yiolet Oox, Maple St., Elllng- A GET ACQUAINTED OFFER FOR NEW ONES. to check their lights, brakes, gugtave Swanson, CTham- 4 islander. The Maoris paddled thelr canoes hundreds of miles horns, tires and mufflers and to beriin St., Ann Garrison, Spruce over the Pacific to become New ask for (^rivers’ licenses ana gt Betty Lou Barnes, High 3 Let Ma$le Finish Zealand’s indigenous people, registration certificates. gt., all Rockville: Virginia Phll- ’"The Maori Is proud of his When the Inspectors found all Uppon and son, Newington; MILKING STOOL heritage as a New Zealander," In order, they issued Inspection Ruth Plccola, W. Hartford, says one official. “He feels'me stickers to the drivers. Tliese ------WHh Extra islander is a Johnny come late­ stickers, Leuba said, are the Town Founded in 948 Thick Top 2.49 •'> J i ® \ f ; ly trying to muscle in, not only same as those issued by 1,100 ‘ J*;' on tradition but on joto.” inspection stations throughout TUBE, Denmark—Founded In Our Itefl. $4.98 Vchie ry, s- ’There are Maori professional the rtate. Cars with stickers are 948, Rlbe is Denmark's oldest men but the majority are arti­ not reinspected except in unusu­ town. Its cathedral, finished In l a M t o a f o m ilv p I c c m ) sans with a fine reputation as al cases “like If we see one 1130^ is one of the nation’s mechanics or laborers. As spewing smoke,’’ Leuba said.’ oldest.

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nationals, operating out of the Tolland County Superior Court Making Voters Suez Canal Gaza Strip. .They are reluctant Viet O ffici^il Runoff Vote Expected to talk'. As one put it: ” We Great-Grandmother Reveals A 6 to 8 voter-making ses­ As Others See Us don’t want to risk our delicate sion is being conducted to­ diplomatic fimltion in any coun- LOIJDON (AP) — The Ham- struction of its.... natural beauty. Fights For In Mississippi Race night in the Manchester Still Open To try.” burg newspaper Die Zelt came Hawaii now W|ie Third Trial for Darwin; JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Lt, cess—one victory for county su- Her Method of Staying Young town clerk’s office in the ’The Red Cross transmite Radio Free beautiful ocean, whUe Municipal Building. Ballot Spot Gov. Charles Sullivan and at- per\’i.sor and several runoff Red Cross family reunimi' petitions to both Jppan Is seriously troubled by .spot.s. By VIVIAN BROWN Eligible applicants must tomey Hill Waller today rode Cairo and Jerusalem for ap- Europe last week, praising the pollution problems." (Comtinued from Page One) The con.stltulional amend­ AP Newsfeaturea Writer be at least 18.years of age, ELt QA'NTARA, Occulted proval and then arranges a American-financed station for recent overtures between mounting returns toward a residents of Manchester for to quit the race if Ky failed to ment cnfranchl-sing 18 year olds Sinai (AP)—^The Suez Canal date for transfer. jjjj objectivity. Washington and Peking contin- He Posts^$30,Q00 Bail Democratic gubernatorial run- and black registration drives For quite a Icng time, Uzalot- at least six months, apd qualify. has been closed to navigation off to deride who will oppose boosted the estimates of ell- ta Valeska, a former Miss Fin­ must be U.S. citizens. t h l? " A ® ! ^ w L “ w^re "In reporting on the West- ued to draw comment from By JUNE LINTON garded* ass the basis for Darwin’s mat, and a new search warrant Minh has said repeatedly that four years, but it still has one (Herald Reporter) blaek ieader Charle.s Evers in gible voters to 1,084,000, in- land has been trying to explain Similar voter-making ses­ manent Sinai residents shoJld n*®" menUons several newspapers, first conviction, was also the was obtained and the car and he would not run if he decided maritime customer; ’The Red the Nov. 2 general election. eluding 777,000 whites and 307,- to anycuie who would listen how sions are held on the first remain there instead of cross- criUclzes negaUve things,” "President Nixon’s plan to The state announced this overthrow by toe its contents seized again. Thleu was rigging the election. Th(‘ Demoeratie finali.sts, ooo bl.ark.s. Negro registration Wednesday of each month. Cross. ing to Egypt proper. Former wrote the liberal weekly. ’"Ilius visit China is already sending people can maintain their youth, morning It is going ahead with If ..’ ’This warrant, as it turned out, His withdrawal would be a lK)lh lo.sers in earlier efforts to in 1067 was e.stimated at In addition, new ypters may Perio ant. Waller had girl, and her good health. and separates toe forces of from Palestinians seeking to re- ment as a statesmanlike sujt by role is gradually being forced 82 roiinlies were ex- As Fumes Kill set hxbe heard It was set at a call or see the state contended the right to depots. about 27 iier cent. pecte. She tells them her appearance Eg3T>t and Israel. turn to Gaza. Gomulka leading an increasing on Japan by her economic pow- to prolong tabulations requires constant work. Every­ t, someone. His attorney made challenge it had been waived. U.S. and South Vietnamese , Klectirn offici.als expected „„,i, ,,i Thursday. Fifteen ships of various flags ’ITiere are no direct postal segment of toe German public or and by the gradual weaken one wants a short cut to good Son in France Barber and within the hoiir*Dar ^ telephone calls and five a motion to suppress the evi- troops have not operated in close to 800,000 voles a state were trapped.when the canal communications, between the to seek feconciliatlon with toe ing of the American umbrella 'Hie previous voter turnout looks. They think It can be strength in the vast enemy rei'ord iicraiisi' of newly en­ II AURAY, ™__, Prance ~ blocked in toe 1967 fight- occupied territories and Arab Polish nation." in Asia. What this role will be ^ n wito h ^ S o ^ ie v s L c tli was denied before toe roeord was 684,000 in 1967, bought In a jar, but It can’t be, ^ b lirD efen d er ^ second trial and according to marshaling area for several franchised teen-age .'ijid l)l,-ick when Nixon’s plan to visit Peking in- nation. Williams was not eli­ e a r S ^ C ^ T l b e l ^ Y;fd ^ M = " Vietnamese. With 1,261 of tile sta te ’s 2.06,8 the basics of good health . . . condition ’Tuesday in toe Auray of toe Red Cross was in charge bun for "developing its econo- dlcates "toe international poker was the Intent of the U.S. court gible to run this year. led into the courthouse shackled rulihgs U.S. field commanders say lU’ecim ts ro)>i!rling. the count proper breathing, eating, and Hospital. of repatriating thousands of prid- Cigarette Use Climbs my in, a manner compatible game is taking a reassuring •Winter won the lieutenant exercise . . . every day. to two other prisoner. He later Dal^n’r-c”°‘ 1*^ ordering the second trial to the withdrawal of 66,000 Ameri­ Wishing Her More Success w a s : Hls 10-year-old son, Eric, was oners and displaced persons BONN — West Germany pro- w lt^lte environment, turn. Plain common sense is ca:se because they an error-free trial, new governor's nice this year, best­ sat quietly in the courtroom be­ Game after it, they were con­ can troops from the provinces Sullivan 16!i,(8t2. W.iller, 125,. “ I try to tell people they get found dead in the truck. Both immediately after toe war. duced 112 billion cigarettes last ’The policy is in sharp con- winning out over the 20-year In every sense, including the Mis.s Pi’iscilla Anne Doyle, Mis.s Connecticut 1971, ing two opponents. tween Shea and Probation Of­ sidered relevant on toe issue of north of Saigon has left a big 770. Jimmy Swan 67,0.56. Roy old because their cells deterio­ had apparently been overcome Now its major effort is to re- year, compared with 71 billion trast with that Japanese policy obsession with a ridiculous right to contest the invalid gap in the collection of in­ listens ?is Mayoi- Janies Fai'i' i-eacls a in'ocliiniation The .Iiistiee Oepartment .sent ficer Paul McGeary at the coim- voluntariness. ’The Escobedo rul­ Adams 25..51-1, Ed I’iUman 21.- rate unless they get a good sup­ by fumes Monday from a gas- unite Arab families, in 1960. Per capita use of cig- which has g^ven priority to a witch hunt. ’The decade has search warrant. telligence. They acknowledge some 200 federal observers and ply of oxygen. They must take sel table. ’The new Assistant ing said that a confession Is.-in- congratulating the former Miss Manchestei' ami 088, Mar.shall Perry to,822. An­ lawyers to watch the voting oj^rated refrigerator. Arrangements cn the Israeli arettes climbed from 1619 cig- fast economic growth and in- started under an auspicious Consequently the second de­ that they do not know what is 20 breathing exercises every day, State’ s Attorney Abbot Schwebel valld if attorneys are actively wishing her success in the Mis.s Amei’ica Pageant drew Sulliv.-in 0.018. Hospital officials said Chris- side are handled by four Swiss arettes in 1960 to 2,425 in 1970. dustrialization, leading to de- star." ■;cing on in War Zone D or the in eight counties picked in a but it is difficult to get people to tiansen had not recovered con­ explained to the court that trying to reach their client and cision was reversed and a third in Septembei'. The 23-yeai-old Vernon miss was The runoff will be .Aug 24 if jiro election survey. State’s Attorney Donald B. Caldf trial in order, eight years after extent of enemy infiltration :i believe it. It Is so simple.” sciousness. police deny them access and the pi’esented with a key to the Town of Manchestei’ nr candidate gets majority of Sullivan and Waller were J' well had disqualified himself be­ the crime. across the Cambodian border the votes. She travels the lecture circuit In toe summer of 1966, Chris­ Miranda ruling said simply that even though U.S. forces have by Mayor Fan’ l>efore the stait of last night’s ameng the five middle-of-the- tiansen, an artist aiid sculptor, cause he had been foreman of Course of Change Evers had called for blacks offering her thoughts on various a person has the right to coun­ increased their aerial recon­ Board of Directors meeting. She was honoi’ed ear­ ro.id candidates. Two segrega- health and beauty Ideas she has while in Tokyo said he re­ the grand jury which brought sel from the moment of his ar­ For the courts It was a con­ to vote for .Swan, an lynwod tionist.s. Swan and Perry, never the indictment against Darwin naissance and sensor activity in lier in the evening at a recoiition at the Miinclies- segregaticnist, in the gathered from trips around the nounced his American citizen­ rest. tinuing and changing interpre­ the area. primary challenged the two leaders. in 1963. tei’ State Bank on Main St. She told the Board of on grounds that Swan would be world, reading scientific litera­ ship "in protest against the Decisions Relevant tation of the law, of constitu- War Zone D for years has ture and in her contacts with present American government Sitting nearby was former Directors and the small audience in tlie Municipal the easii'st to heat in the gener­ The decisions were termed tional rights, of landmark de- been a staging area and base al election. However, black people who are trying to solve foreign policy which changed State’s Attorney 'Robert J. Pi­ relevant in the U.S. court de- clslons. for enemy attacks on Saigon, Building Hearing Room, “ I hope all of you are as Fis/i Catch Second Best problems. L.ast year, she gave my conscience.’’ geon, who prosecuted Darwin’s sources said most Negroes re­ cUion and reflected the trend For Darwin it has been a Bien Hoa and other population happy as I am light now.” (Photo l>y Carol Kuehl) garded this as a joke. OSIjO-The Norwegian fishing lectures on physical fitness ’The U.S. Embassy in Paris second trial and who argued centers. .... , ^ ^ higher court at that time, changing climate of presump- Most of the 200-odd black fleet last year caught 2,665,000 aboard a ship bound for Austra­ said ’Tuesday, however, CSiris- againat the appeal before the The state court foimd that a tion. He has been The brigade of paratroopers, lia. In her New York apartment tiansen was in Prance on a U.S. ‘presumed’ V e z i c o j 1 a n t z i k i , 25, of candidates for local effiecs will tons of fi.sh, worth 1.3 billion State Supreme Court in June. partial re-enactment and confes- innocent until the first trial pulled out of reserve forces, she gives lessons in breath con­ passport and records showed he $50,000 Bonds Springfield. nin as indenendents in Novem­ kroner, the second-highest Sheriff Paul Sweeney was also Sion made on Sunday appeared found him guilty, guilty until moved into the jungles Sunday, trol principles and In exercise did not formally renounce his Bclice said .she was wounded ber, but the 40 who ran as amount on record. (About 7.15 present. Hla testimony will un­ to have been made in a different the first conviction was thrown but field commanders withheld principles. She has Just written citizenship in 1966. Hold Two Men when she ran toward a door Democrats met with some .sue- kroner equal $1 (U.S.) doubtedly an Important element atmosphere from Saturday, out, innocent until the second disclosure of the operation until a second book, “ Nature’s Re­ He apparently is still an leading to a ladie.s room and in this third trial. when Darwin had undergone conviction, guilty again, and today for security reasons. In Bank Holdup juvenation Principles,” ^ ilc h is American citizen, they said. ’There have been no reports one of the gunmen yelled to her Sweeney testified in 1969 that lengthy questioning, fainted, and now Innocent. It has been a t ) stop, then fired. described as “a common sense Christiansen and his family of significant contact. EAST LONGMEADOW, approach to physical, mental, left the United States in toe Darwin had confessed to him a doctor was called. By Sunday series of changing environ- five years earlier. ’This matter he had been served with a mente, first the old jail in the South Vietnamese spokesmen Mass. (AP) — Two men ar- spiritual well-being.” Her idea early 1960s. Recently, he has say the purpose of the oper- rested at Windsor Locks, (3onn., CASSONE’S BAKERY "THRIFT STORE" AP photo was taken up on the recent bench warrant and had been center of Tolland where he is o Is to iirsplre a reader to explore been teaching in Paris. ation is to ward off enemy at- less than an hour after a $15,- IKS Goinniissioiicr At age 63, Lizaiotta Valeska maintains a size 12 Supreme Court decision and the warned that what he said might alleged to have confessed to SPECIAI. FOR AIJflU.ST 5, and 7 the topics further. ’The hospital said his wife, tacks during the National As- ooo bank holdup here have been voluntariness .of this confession be used against him. However, High Sheriff Paul Sweeney, and . WASHINGTON_____ (AP) , The She became interested In good figure. Here she shows her breathing exercises. whose parents are French, is SGrnDly 6l6Ctions Aug^. 29 &nd ord6r6d held in bull of $50,000 Senato today ^‘onflrnicd the was left to the next trial court the U.S. court saw the whole then the state prisdn at Somers health IS years ago when she in toe United States. It was not the presidential election Oct. 3. .each and removed to a Hart- nomination of Johnnie M. Wal- HARD ROLLS 6-pack 10c to determine. weekend as a unit, throwing “ ntll bond was set in July 1968 devel(^>ed authrltls which she breath lessons from a Yoga blood she says. Now—begin immediately known where their Meanwhile, South Vietnamese ford. Conn., jail. ters of Greenville, S.C, to be Larsen Pastry. Angel Wings, Caniulian Brown Breads, has managed to overcome now. two daughters were. out the Sunday confession and unable to raise it, he was teacher. Dr. Roman Ostaja of slow exhalation through toe Schwebel recommended that re-enactment. The Saturday con- placed in the jail in Hartford, troops on a similar mission in pair, identified by police commissioner cf the Internal ia-vy K.ve Brea,!, .Soilerliolni. Kye S r Piimperniekle, Like her discussions of health Log Angeles. He introduced her mouth as if you are blowing out eastern ball be set at $50,000 on the fession had already been ruled i^f^tn there he was sent to Nor- Cambodia 55 miles as Ted Murphy, 33, and Ander- Revenue Service. ( ’ookyliuid ('kies, Cassone’s Italian Variety Breads . . • and beauty principles, toe book jq Kundalinl, which teaches in- a candle. At first inhalation and west of Saigon continued to basis that it was put at that invalld by the trial court. when he was ruled men- Hig&ins, 27, both of Walters succeeds Randolph Open 9-5 Mon. thru Fri. 218 HARTFORD RD., Rear Soybean * Coffee’ Used meet resistance. Four North is a collection of health and dividual ccmtrol over toe autcn- exhalation will be short, but figure before Danrin's second . tally incapable of standing an­ Brooklyn, N.Y., were charged Thrower, who resigned, 8 12 Saturday MANCHESTER, CONN. beauty ideas that includes infor- omlc nervous system. gradually it will become longer “^A’TLANTTC — Civil War sol­ Vietnamese were reported trial. But Shea stressed that other events that weekend ul- t^al. but then ruled capa- by Connecticut State Police 643-1202 mation on foods as wbll as such qj breath control, she ex- and longer, diers csirried soybeans and call­ Darwin had been incarcerated, tlmately led to the overthrow of jjjg released under bond on killed in a brief clash this armed robbery and as- The nomination was approved ed them “ coffee berries.” iTiey chapters as one on “ sex, sanity piaina; ______. except for a' few months, ever Darwin’s second conviction. j,jcv. 6 uiUil he was again sen- morning in the third J — without dissent. used them to brew “ coffee” sault with intent to commit and toe p e rf^ t mate.” breathing regiUates toe since December 1968 and dur- hAi" belonging to Darwin’s tenced to prison after his sec- secutive day of fighting south murder. when no real coffee was avail­ ing those few months always .ap­ ■wife was the one he had driven ond trial In January, of the Saigon-Phnom Penh -j^g police said they ■ found a are foods listed as good for eyes resplrauon center from wmch Man Surrenders able. highway. nerves run like wires to the peared In court when he was the night of Sept. 18 and it was He was sentenced to life im- box containing "several thou- . . . things that irritate eyes . . . muscles of the lungs, chest, xlia- among items at Darwin’s home prisonment on Feb. 4 and left sand" dollars in the men’s car thoughts on reading in bed . . . After Slaying supposed to. Shea observed that phragm . . . we use only 25 per in Andover the day of his ar- the old Memorial Building in N e w P u b lis h e r and also a .22-caliber, pistol. wearing sunglasses. 'Ihere is an there was no necessity to re­ •^‘“ ^ V b b b k l in e cent of our brain power because rest and the next day. That which Superior Court was then CLAREMONT, N.H. (AP) — Meanwhile, a woman bank admcmltion not to “ carry your BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police view toe facts of the case; Judge we rely on shallow breathing located shouting at Paul Swee- Richard Hartford, of Weth- teller who was shot during , BASSET-T baby with its face to your body. charged Rudolph Wright, 42, ctf Barber had presided on the search was ruled illegal in Feb- iTrfMmid'te t ^ e d ^ i t facM which does not feed toe brain Bridgeport witli murder’Tuesday three-judge panel which tried ruary as It was conducted with- forgave him, and ersfield, Conn., has been named Tuesday’s robbery of the East enough oxygen. And many peo- a short time after he walked into out a warrant under the broad Ackerman, and something publisher of the Claremont Longmeadow branch of (^ n space. . . Darwin the second time. pie keep their mouths open tne Danbury police station and __ _ __ . about bribery, all to a silent Daily Eagle. Springfield Five Cents Savings Hands intrigue Mrs. Valeska. ^ e r a then given a coroner. watching. when they are awake or asleep surrendered. Mked that a tend of “■ crowd watching. Hartford, owner of the En- Bank was reported in fair con- To keep energy bottled up, one (The state law giving a coroner and this promotes respiratory $20,000 be .set, considering toe e s a e aw glv ng a coroner Only his wife and daughter field (Conn.) Press, succeeds J. dition at Wesson Memorial Hos- should keep toe hands closed Detectives said Wright was problems. . . . Breathing is the fact of the two reversals and search powers was later found ^nd a few reporters were pres- Herman Pouliot, who has pital, Springfield, after removal with fingers curved toward the wanted for the Saturday night key to maintaining our youth.’’ Judge Barber said he felt $30,000 unconstitutional.) The car was g^t when this latest appeal was moved to the Nashua Tele- cf a .22-caliber bullet from her palm, \riien they are not in use. shooting of Joseph Brodie, 32, of is reasonable, considering all returned, dustings vacuumed argued in th-e Supreme Court in graph, the newspaper said lower back, If one wants to streng^toen toe It takes quite a while to learn Bridgeport. the facte, and set it at that. from it were put back under a Hartford. Tuesday. She was identified as Ventia five senses, she says, “they to breathe properly, and a be­ Brodie was Hilled during an Judge Barber said there is a must rub their fingers up­ ginner should learn to breathe argument at an apartment on tendency for attorneys to be wards.” lying down. It might make one a Bunnell Street. questioned and ordered that little dizzy at first, she says, but She is a fan of natural foods. Wright was held without bond, neither the state’s attorney nor ’These can be a beauty treat­ here is toe way she does it; police said. Lie down. Keep your eyes the defense attorney discuss ment. with any outsiders or the press We’re Doubling The Size “ Honey is one of nature’s open and gaze at the tip of your nose. Close your mouth. Slowly, any facts in the case. Peggy Ann Shop great nutrients— toe potassium R in honey can kill harmful bacte­ rhythmically, without effort, ^in­ Sept. 7 was set for election, Of Our Store... ria . . . honey can relieve alcoh­ hale through your nose. Fill up­ ALL when Darwin will make his choice as to whether he wishes ol intoxication . . . it can help in­ per lobes of lungs, then middle, To Make Room We Are Offering This somniacs. Why don’t more peo­ finally lower portion. ’This MEN to be tried by a jury or by a should be done in one contin­ AHENTION court. This will also provide ple use honey in cooking, and Sealy Twin Size bed at an unheard price. First come, first served train their children to use hon­ uous breath cts long as you can time for pre-trial motions. FINAL SUMMER ey?” she_____ comments. _____ without any effort. ‘By doing so The court continued with oth­ Her most Important theories you are giving toe oxygen time Roth's Clothiers er business and the matter of bond was taken care of in toe concern breath. She has taken to combine with the circulating AT THE VERNON CIRCLE GROUP OF WHILE THEY LAST!!! (IN VERNON) clerk’s office. Darwin was then reunited with his wife Marlon, ANNOUNCES THEIR FAMOUS and daughter Kathy, in the bare corridor of toe modem court­ HOT PANTS SETS 2 for 1 SALE house, ready to go to their He­ bron home. He hugged his wife ON ALL SLACKS and for the first time appeared shaken by the morning’s events. V2 Price SAVE MONEY Although much had changed • DOUBLE KNIT in years, a new courthouse, • DACRON AND a new state’s attorney, the same facts in the same matter GROUP OF WORSTEDS remain. W ITH A • 100% WOOL The 17-year-old Rothweli girl was strangled in an attempt to DRESSES FLANNELS sexually assault her. She dlsap^ • PERMA PRESS peared Sept. 18, 1963 on her way Values to $25 First home from a 4-H committee NOW 5 QUALITY PAINT CASUALS meeting at the Tolland Agricul­ Come.. tural Center which Darwin also FLAIR SLACKS attended. Her car was found by First Slzea 28 to 42 — Reg. Lega 28 to SO her distraught parents who went out looking for her when she GROUP OF Served m m ON SALE failed to return home. A police car was toerte at the time and a ’THURS. - FRI. - SAT. search began which ended four BERMUDA SHORTS Get This Buy Any Pair At ’The Regular days later when her body was found lying of Dockerel Rd. in Sealy Price And Oet The 2nd Pair For Tolland. Sizes 5-11 Only Values to $8 NOW 1 .9 9 Only ...... Darwin was arrested on Dec. Firm 6, 1963, a Friday, by then Miaj. Samuel Rome who arrived about 9 a;m. at Pratt and GROUP OF Lace Tied Whitney Aircraft where Darwin 27S SUITS and worked with a coroner’s war­ t k 'i TWIN SIZE ^«0BSEPAIIIT rant. Darwin remained in the SPORTCOATS custody of police until 2 p.m. BATHING SUITS Sunday undergoing questioning

mosa to shrivel up and disappear, all our efforts to usher Communist China into the United Nations will apparently be for nought, since Peking keeps as­ PUBLISHED BY THE HERALD ^PRnmNO *t».. INC serting that it will not come to New York Blssell Street Mancheeter. Conn. until there is no membership trace left THOMAS F. £%!ROUSON WALTER R. FERGUSON of any other China. Maggiore, the second Swiss- Publishers Meanwhile, the fact that Washington Itallan lake, and thus pollution Founded October 1, 1881 seems less of a danger. But has now moved into a position where its OENBVA (AP) _ For years Published Every Evening Except Sundays fishermen along the River Aare bathing is forbidden at a few and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at secret hopes have to be stabbing (For­ places. Sklndlvers lodged a Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mail talked about "Moby Dick," a Matter mosa in the back is going to continue to public protest last year after t>tsr trout which always eluded SUBSCRIPTION R A * ^ ~ rouse against the Nixon Administration, toey spottqd human intenstlnes Payable In Advance them. dumped InJ^ the lake by the One Year ...... 139.00 some of the people who once regarded Six Months ...... 19.E0 Lm I week they found him surgical ward of a hospital. Three Months ...... 9.76 One Month ...... 3.36 themselves as its most authentic and in­ Mad, his 22 pounds lost In one An official report notes that 0* toe worst wildlife dlsastere construction of purification fa­ MEMBER OF fluential supporters. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Such are the difficulties of the terrain in Swiss history. Thousands of cilities has helped contribute to The Assocated Press Is exclusively en­ Iteh, totaling at least a radical improvement both in titled to the use of repuUication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other­ into which President Nixon has now eight tons, were dead too. transparency and oxygen con­ wise credited in this paper and also the moved America’s China policy. Pollution from some lethal tents at Lake Zurich. local news published here. substance was blamed. All rights of republication of special dis­ There is no easy resolution of any of At Lake Neuchatel bathing is I&G DANISH BLUE PLATES patches nereln are also reserved. It added a new chapter to “not recommended" in several 1971 MOTHER’S DAY PLATES ~ $11.00 The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ these difficulties. thickening files on water pollu- places. c, sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ There are a few things it is relatively ;tlon in this Alpine country. 1971 XMAS DAY PLATES — $14.50 graphical errors appearing in advertise­ Lakes Bienne and Murten ments and other reading matter in The easy to say. Tbe tourist's Image of Swit­ have bathing vrithout restric- Manchester Evening Herald. zerland : Ciystal-clear streams Uons "although the smell of al­ It is better to have some movement, Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washing- and lakes briDiantly blue. gae may be disliked." ton Poet News Service. and attempt at action, than none at all. Reality often produces a brut­ Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Lake Lucerne is still “rela- Publishers Representatives — Mathews. It is fortunate that the movement is al contrast In this land of six Uvely healthy." There is little Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency million where more than one- — New York. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. being led by a conservative Republican industry and population density tolrd at all waste waters under­ is low. Favorable wind condi­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ President. go no purification.' TIONS. tions help resupply oxygen and The game which President Nixon has Some experts have estimated Display advertising closb^ hours a swift river crossli^ the lake For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. to try to end is a game that should never that treatment will involve an promotes cleanliness. For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. ouUay of more than $1 bllUon In For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. have been begun. But some 3,000 motorboats For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday 10-20 years. Skeptics doubt this are registered on the lake and For Friday — p.m. Wednesday. The bad blood which has been between will be enough to get a clean CBSD 1 Classified deadline 4:30 p.m. day be­ there is a rapid growth of al­ fore wblicatlon 4:30 p.m. Friday for tile United States and Communist China bill of health for Switzerland’s gae. siores or fashioh— Saturday and Monday publication. waters. for the last 20 years has been real blood Stricter legislation on pollu­ Lake Geneva, ringed by both —the blood of American soldiers spilled tion comes into force through­ Wednesday, August 4 Swiss and French -territory, is out Switzerland next year, and in the temporary defeats Inflicted upon toe biggest Alpine lake. Accord­ recent campeilgns by environ­ them by Chinese soldiers along the Yalu ing to the French environment mentalists have helped arouse minister, Robert Poujade, It is public opinion. For Local Betting, Sunday Sale River. The American advance to the ■ also the one most seriously ill. “We must not Walt until the We salute the instincts and sentiments Yalu which brought China into the Ko­ Although construction of puri­ cktastrophe is here,” said a rean war, as China had warned it would fication plants has been pushed, Zurich scientists. "No one of those who would have Manchester it is estimated that every year greet the approaching advent of the have to, was an advance which was not wants to witness a second Zer­ some 90 million tons of waste matt.” in our planning for the Korean cam­ waters are sUU fed direcUy Into great gambling age for Connecticut by In March 1963 tjrphoid fever paigning until General MacArthur per­ toe lake. Analysis of coliform Sayard Stone, University of Connecticut music professor, waves baton in Greece. (AP Photo) enacting its own ordinance barring the or colon bEicillus showed an in­ struck that resort, affecting 400 establishment of any off track betting suaded President Truman to transform crease by up to 30 times in people and resulting In three our United Nations "police action” into some sections of the lake in deaths. Water pollution was chestra, the Philadelphia Ciiam- nual event. Local authorities be­ facilities here. TTils newspaper opposed found to be the cause. a reach for a conventional victory. 1968-60. ber Orchestra, the New York lieve that the festivals will be at the time, and now regrets, the pas­ Grecian Isle Rings Symphony Orchestra, the Boston so popular that they have al­ Finally, there need never have been Photographed by Reginald Pinto Tranqiarency has decreased sage of the new state gambling law un­ as a growing phosphate con­ Pops and a number of thuslc ready sponsored the project. der which Connecticut is-going to oper­ any Korean war, to lead us eventually ROOST, ELIZABETH PARK tent, largely stemming from M eriden Priest students from Yale University. At one point Stone found that The group performs at the his group needed a hEirpelchord ate its own state lottery, jiermit betting into trouble with Communist Cfiina, and Aousehold and industrial clean­ sers, epurs an explosicn of al­ In Mayoral Race Under UConn Baton Aegina Art Center, a summer badly, and he turned to the au­ on horses at the track, and permit the to force us into our close protectlwi of school of fine arts lor students thorities for help. gae, a prime cause of concern By CHRIS EUOU America every summer to turn establishment of off track betting facil­ Chiang Kai-Shek’s last stand on For­ at all Swiss lakes. MERIDEN (AP)—The Rev. on a university level. ‘"Hiey moved mountains to AEGINA, Greece (AP) — Aegina islEind into a conserva­ find one," he said. “And finEiily mosa, if Russia hadn’t managed North The > resulting oxygen defi­ diaries W. Cobb, assistant pas­ tory of music. The musiciEins pay their own ities in a n y community which doesn’t There is lots of high quality expenses all the time, and "they they came up with a royal Korea into launching its aggression ciency affects fish. Some of the tor of St. Rose Roman Catholic music these days in Aegina. Out of the- 200 musiciEins who specifically ban them from its own ter­ Inside The Vindictive Open Form perch offered-as a speciality by are glad to,” says Stone, "be­ piece.” Church, has announced he will ritory. against South Korea. Once a quiet island in the Sa­ offered to come with him to cause here at lesist they play His orchestra now uses a lakeside restaurants are ship­ seek the endorsement of the ronic Gulf, where the only mu­ Aegina, Stone selected 20 for None of this web woven by past mis­ ped from other lakes far away. the musical literature of their harpsichord belonging to the We believe so much gambling, and so Praise For Hospital and others will be sorrowful. Democratic party as its candi­ sic to be heard was that of the two-month music odyssey in chotcq, something they can’t do Athens Royal PaJace, “ Euid if I takes of many nations can be unravel­ White House Bathing is prohibited at sev­ "bouzoukl,” the GreeffCf5pK^lar Greece. His group includes mu- much official encouragement to it, is How will it be with you? eral stretches. At others, the date for mayor in the fall elec­ back m, America.’’ am not mistEiken, my orchestra ed. Yet it must inevitably weaken to its To the Editor, music instrument, it now bustles siciEuis, from such ensembles eis going to be bad for Connecticut, for both Child of God' look up, for your unappetizing look of the waters tion here. The one-month — from mid- is the only foreign ensemble to own inconsistencies and illogical com­ Report Would you please find space redemption- draweth nigh. with the noise of symphonic the Metropolitan Opera orches­ July to m'ld-August—festivals, use the royal harpsichord,’’ discourages swimmers. But social and economic reasons. lor a bit of praise for the Man­ Ha^el A. GUbert In a letter to the town com­ winds and strings. tra, the BEiltlmore Ssrmirfiony Or­ says Stone, will become Ein an­ Stone says proudly. ponents ; the Nixon Administration be­ there are public beaches where mittee Monday, he said; "Cler­ All this being so, our opinion is that By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak chester Memorial Hospital? Hav­ toe water is still clean enough 'And ELS one walks down the gins to throw its weight against it, a ing just returned home from gymen of all denominations— white-washed narrow lanes of Manchester might as well be a full part to attract thousands. Jewish, Protestant, and Catholic the island, famous for its pis­ pattern which cannot last will collapse; WASHING’TON — 'When Rep. command, , which interpreted thetical to Mr. Nixon’s Interesrts. there alter a major operation 1 of this oncoming experience, and not set would like to thank everyone Today History At Lake Lugano bathing was —have an established record of tachio nuts, the piercing noise but where and how the first break will Wilbur D. Mills and Dr. Arthur Mr. .Nixon’s peevishness over Heavyhanded attacks on Mills prohibited this year at several distinguished service to the city of a violin or the thick sound up any futile prudish barriers of its own. Bums lunched privately a t the there from my surgeon down By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS come, or whether the new pattern, Mills as a signal for action. ’The and Bums only publicize their who waited on me, especially beaches along the bay of Lu­ of Meriden as well as to other of a cello, or contra bsiss, ema­ If this is to be the new Connecticut life, Capitol last week, these two new Presidential aide on inter­ criticism and, perhaps, freeze Today is Wednesday, Aug. 4, gano city. Including toe Para- cities and towns of-Connecticut nates front a hotel window, or the new web woven, will be better, no­ highly respected Washington nurses, and aids. Their very act the 216th day of 1971. Hiere are we might as well be in it. There is al­ national trade, ex-camera man­ them into the role of critics. was with Christian charity and diso section, after pollution and the nation. from the*^island’s neat one-story body knows. Administrations, like peo­ fig;ures had something new in ufacturing tycoon Peter G. Pe­ 149 days left in the year. passed the danger limit. "My candidacy represents a houses. most nothing that can be gained, that common: Within a" week, each Indeed, as was made clear at personally beyond compare, ple, have to keep putting one foot ahead terson, was ordered to attack their luncheon last week. Demo­ Today’s Higtallght In History In 1967, a Zurich University move toward the essence of the The man responsible for all we can see, from forcing those Man­ had been assaulted by the self- Mills without even informing food was of the best and ample, On this date in 1914 Britain crat Mills and Republican Bums and cleanness to no end. expert warned that “a bath In priesthood eis service to people this noise is New Hampshire- chester people who may want to place of the other. destructive vindictiveness of Congressional liaison staffers. declared war on Germany in Lake ^igsmo can have fatal in changing times, not away Richard M. Nixon’s White agree Mr. Nixon siiould begin an As a whole a wonderful In­ born SayEird Stone, cotaductor of off the track bets to cross some town Mills, who had just been World War I and the United consequences." from it," Father Cobb said. the Connecticut Chamber or­ House. incomes policy to control wages stitution. Manchester can be States proclaimed its neutral­ OF' A4ANCHBTER secretly requested by the State and prices, reduce federal Several hotels and private pa­ The 41-year-old priest also chestra Eind music professor at line in order to do so. Mills, chairman of the House very proud of Its HospltEil. ity. • ' . Department to mediate trade spending and stimulate the Peter F. JDetzner latial residences still send their serves as executive director of the University of Connecticut. As a matter of editorial consistency, Ways and Means Committee, difficulties involving Japan and On This Date waste water directly into the Housing Interfaith Meriden Stone is here this summer A Few Myths About Young had been gratuitously accused the European Common Market, econoriiy through tax relief. In 1781, Lord Cornwallis re­ (HIM) a nonprofit agency that we also take this occasion to admit that When Mills dined privately in lake. A ri^ent official survey, with some of America’s "best Everybody over 40 is an expert on the by a top-level Presidential aide was outraged by Peterson’s ac­ tired with his British army to showed thA waste watery "bf finds housing for low and mod­ soloists” to realize Ein “old Tlie Herald is now ready to abandon an of trying to hog the credit for a cusation of meddling in diplo­ Manhatten recently with cap­ “God Is Up In Space" Yorktown, Va. erate Income residents. youth problem, and much of what every­ tains of Industry (mostly Re­ (Hily five out of a hundred'rest-, dreEim”—music . festivals in editorial position it has fought for for body knows about that problem just isn’t voluntary reduction of Italian macy. A flustered Peterson In 1790, a U.S. naval force Two other candidates for the Greece’s resort Islands. shoe exports. A week later, an­ then told Mills over the tele­ publicans), he found them agree­ To the Editor, that later oecame the CoaM dents In Lugano’s ewton of Ti­ many decades—its position of opposition so. Consider these widely held view­ Democratic nomination also ‘"Hiere’s not enough good mu­ other White House spokesman phone that, although Mr. Nixon ing and deeply disenchanted with God is up in space. We read in Guard was formed. cino pass. have announced their candid­ points : Several h o t^ 'and private pa­ sic around,” says Stone, who to the Sunday sale of liquor in Manches­ responded to criticism of Nixon was not involved, the attack Mr. Nixon. No volume of vin­ the Bible, God’s holy word. God In 1826, the last stocks for acies: Abraham G. Grossman, has directed famous symphony '"niat youth discontent is the result of economic policy by Bums, had been ordered by White dictive retaliation from the makes the clouds His chariot crlmlnails were removed in latial resi^hces still send their a local merchant, and Benjamin orchestras in the United States ter. Communist influence.” waste .-water directly into the chairman of the Federal Re­ House staff superiors — an ad­ White House can change that. who walked upon the wings of London. N. Dezlnno, a druggist. Hie cur­ Eind Europe including Munich, Whether or not the absence of Sunday The truth is that the Communists are serve Board, by assaulting the mission helping neither Peter­ the wind. In 1916, flie UnKed States lake." A recent (rfficlal survey rent mayor is Robert Schultz, a Amsterdam and Vienna, where sale in Manchester has, over the years, as puzzled by today’s youth as are the board’s cherished autonomy as son nor the Haldeman-Ehrllch- God setteth upon the circle of bought the Virgin islands from showed that waste waters of Republican, who is seeking the he has made recordings with the earth, and the inhabitants only five out of a hundred resi­ made Manchester a more or less pleas­ capitalists. In Communist countries the the nation’s central bank. man axis in Mills’ estimation. Denmark for $2S million. GOP nomination. He took office the Vienna Opera Orchestra. establishment is resentful toward most Whether these attacks were Y e s te rd a v s are as grasshoppers. In 1909, Gen. Francisco dents in Lugano’s canton of Ti­ replacing Donald T. Dorsey, who "Greece should have more ant and temperate a place on Sundays, Mr. Nixon has been even more j young people and, far from knowing personally directed by Presi­ irritated over Dr. Burns, unlike God’s going forth is from the Franco proclaimed himself cino pass through purifying became state Department of festivals in its beautiful resort whether or not it has resulted in a rec­ how to direct the forces of youth discon­ dent Nixon is disputed. What is Mills a Republican and on old H e ra ld end of the heavens and His cir­ chief of Spain’s Falangist par,^ plants. Community Affairs commission­ islands," says Stone. He prom­ ord of fewer accidents on Manchester tent in capitalist countries, the Commu­ certain is that they faithfully friend. Oonnally was recently as­ cuit unto the ends of it, and ty and made It Spain’s only- po­ Fewer people live at Lago er early this year. ises to bring an orchestra from nists don’t know how to cope with their there is nothing hid from the highways, we do not pretend to know. represented the President’s signed to talk Bums out of crit­ litical party. own young people at home, Liong hair, views in private conversation icizing Mr. Nixon’s battered 25 Years Ago heat thereof. In 1944 a train wreck near We suspect that, while it has given us a beards, and rock music distress Com­ Is not God in the height of with key lieutenants. And that economic game plan; he failed. Sunday; no Herald. Stockton, Ga. l^ e d 47 persons. good Sunday reputation , it has had little munist bureaucrats in Moscow, Prague, is a dismally consistent strain Since then the President has heaven and behold the height of Ten, Years Ago j^r Warsaw no less than bankers in El­ the stars, how high they are. effect on the actual consumption of alco­ in the Nixon administration, complained repeatedly that The founder of- the John mira, Keokuk, or Cheyenne. Student persisting through two and one 10 Years Ago Thick clouds are a covering Birch Society, Robert Welch, hol by Manchester people, and that, agitation against the established order, Bums ought to stick to central to Him and He seeth not and He half years. banking and away from eco­ announced a contest with $2,300 therefore, its only real effect has been though less demonstrative in Commu­ Mr. Nixon in the privacy of Manchester’s Central Con­ walketh in the circuit of heaven in prizes, for the best essays on nist countries than in America and nomic policy, a vexation passed necticut Cooperative Farmers Clouds and darkness are round the relative opportunity and prosperity the White House has laid.bare on heatedly by subordinates. “grounds for the Impeach­ France, is widespread in the Soviet to aides his irritation over any Association automated bulk poul­ about Him. RighteoUsneM and ment” of Chief Justice Earl open to restaurant enterprises operating Union and its satellite countries. manner of outside criticism— So it was that the. office of try feed mill will receive com judgment are the habitation of Warren. in Manchester, "That America’s youth discontent is from press, Oong;ress, liberal Herbert Klein, the President’s for processing from Ohio, ar­ His throne. Five Years Ago communications director, leak­ riving here via the Erie Canal, We do not believe Manchester should caused by the Vietnam War and will Republicans, Democrats or, Behold He comes with clouds The White House denounced fade away when the war and the draft most acutely, outspoken fig;ures ed a story that the administra­ Hudson River, Long Island and every eye shall see Him. steel price increases as Infla­ bother to try to shut out off track bet­ are ended.” in his own administration. All tion might try forcing the Re­ Sound and Connecticut River. The Lord has His way in the tionary but did not attempt to serve Board under White House ting. A lot of us would like to believe this, too often, the politically un­ Robert Cooglns, Leonard whirlwind and In the storm' and force a rollback. control. Although other White Shankman, and Lewis Weiner We believe it should take referendum but the problem is not that simple. tutored chiefs of the Nixon staff the clouds are the dust of His bne Year Ago — H.R .(Bob) Haldeman, John House officials later denied Mr. pass Connecticut state bar feet. President Nixon declared the action to permit Sunday liquor sales. Youthful discontent is powerful in coun­ tries not involved in the Indochina War, Ehrlichman and, to a. lesser ex­ Nixon’s approval, Klein’s office exams. When' Jesus went up in the area of Corpus Christl, Tex. a SLIiPCOVERS and American youth are unhappy about tent, George Shultz — have stressed the leak came directly Cadet 1st Lt. Richard Sartor is clouds there were only people major disaster area after hur­ many otheJ" things besides Vietnam and transferred Presidential petu­ from the President. promoted to cadet captain and saw Him go but when He comes ricane "Celia” swept across The easiest, most economical way to redecorate your living room is with lance into an open attack harm­ The few seasoned hands at the commander of the Manchester back to e.arth again in the clouds the Texas coast leaving 12 dead the draft—and will remain so long after ing Mr. Nixon far more than beautiful slipcovers from Watkins. Choose your fabric from a superb collec­ A Move Against The Web the war is finished. Ending the war will White House know the impact Cadef Squadron of the Civil Air everyone shall see Him. Some and more than $375 million in FINAL tion of vat-dyed and pre-shrunk fabrics which are treated with Scotch- helping him. surely improve the state of rtilnd of the of such game-playing is anti­ . Patrol. will be glad to see Him come, property damaged. gard® or Zepel® for soil repellency.. Slipcovers are cut and pinned in your The United States, with Secretary of That has been particularly young—and of their elders. However, . tme of the vindictive assaults home, then skillfully matched. Welts are handmade and self-welted for State William P. Rogers making the for­ protest against the war, though serious, on Mills and Bums. More ex­ added beauty. Then the piece is finished with box or kick pleats. They mal announcement, has now shifted is but one of many symptoms of a deep- perienced White House staffers, seated disaffection of the young—and of are installed when completed. from its Nationalist China policy to a generally in subordinate posi­ REDUCTIONS! the disaffection of a lot of the rest of us. tions, have themselves been two China policy. "That a new all-out program of liber­ frequently offended by both c o j ^ M E c r T c SALE PRICES FOR SLIPCOVERS This is a change from one policy which al reform will win back the young.” Mills and Bums but were heart-: The truth is that few of the young OM ALL SHOES Reg. SALE has not worked to another policy that sick over the public attacks on show any sustained interest in working them. will not work. to correct the defects in current nation­ ♦SOFA $114.00 $ 94.50 The assault on Jjlills was stun­ $149.60 The two China policy can only be, al policies and programs. The assassi­ ning news for Nixon men trying WOMEN'S SANDALS nS! to ♦SOFA and 1 CHAIR $178.00 nations of the Kermedy brothers and of to soften his hostility, a vital Reg. to $14. ♦SOFA and 2 CHAIRS $244.00 $198.50 realistically speaking, the switching Martin Luther King, the disappearance undertaking considering how Arm Caps Extra. yard on the way to a new one China pol­ of Lyndon Jrtmson’s domestic reform­ much legislation goes through icy, with the one China, this time, being ism in the swamps of Vietnam, disil­ the Ways and Means Commit­ ■•Wing and Channel backs require 1 extra yard of fabric. tapestry makes the lusions with their one-spring hero Eu­ SANDALS *Sofas up to 78” in length. AH others require more fabric. that of the mainland Communist govern­ tee. Three officials — Secretary gene McCarthy, and boredom with most of the ’Treasury John B. Con- Reg. to $12. *I Cushion Chairs — All others requirie more fabric and labor. ment. of the political choices of recent memo­ nally. White House lobbyist n n vest-jacket dress We don’t know whether that, if we ry—these are the factors, at least in Richard Cook and Budget Di­ their minds, that cause the young to be ever get there, will work, either. rector Shultz — had been quiet­ CHILDREN’S SANDALS *2JT7 a real Fall comer! skeptical and hesitant about responding ly re-establishing harmonious < 1 Exceptional Value! DRAPERIES Right now, however, the problem cen­ to some new liberal battle cry. Though relations with Mills. a mini-minority loudly, and at times But such efforts were demol­ Watkins has the largest selection of exciting new fabrics . . . 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We will send a representative to you with a ously resign from the United Nations, racial conflict, and war — and they but the righteous are bold as a large selection of fabrics to choose from at no extra cost or obligation. •30. leaving everything clear for us to sup­ don’t think their elders do either. — lion. X port t h e appearance of Communist LANDRUM BOLLING, PRESIDENT —'Proverbs 28:1 MANCHESTER PARKADE OF EARLHAM COLLEGE, IN A Earle R. Custer, ) G £ ) [ ^ 11 Oak St. — Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — Thurs. & Fri. Nites till 9 P.M. (DftL Dre«8«« • all s atoreB) China there as the one China. SPEECH ON THE SCHOOL’S RICH­ Pastor MASTER CHARGE WELCOME Closed Mon, — Telephone 643-'5171 Yet, if something doesn’t Inspire For- MOND, IND. CAMPUS North United Methodist Church

% PAGE EIGBT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHfiS'l'lER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 Drug Center M anchester Nixon: Three Troopers Plead Moves Up School Estimate $8.9 Million, Tfis D n v Advlsoiy Center Hospital Notes In JesM Lise House at 48 WASHmOTON (AP) — v n u m r o h o u r s China Talks No Contest in Perkins Case Hartford Rd., 1* observing Mrs. LUa F, Hauser Howard Simons, deputy Care Seml-1 Funeral services for Mrs. Ula NORWICH (AP)—Three for- the troopers by the paients of managing editor of the So Pool, Outdoor Courts Cut tlie following schedule: Private, noon • 2 p.m ., and 4 Monday toraugb Saturday, W o n ’ t M ean Prances Hauser of 48 S. Adams mer state troopers have plead- Rogrer nml Eugene Perkins. Washington Post, has been p jn . ■ 8 p.m .; private romns, By BILL COE gent decision on the Items square 10 a jn . to 10 p.m. St., who died Monday at a Man- ed no contest to perjruy' , ' K e u i ' S r named managing editor to 10 aJn. . s p.m ., and 4 p.m. - 8 | (Herald Reporter) "based on Insufficient Informa- project. w « W be lo w e r e d ^ e - A telephone backup ser­ p-m. Chester convalescent home, will succeed Eugene Patterson.' .. what If the pool were left out. E n d o f W a r charges with their testimony to ujg night the brothers were klll- vice is available Monday j.JPedlatrios: Farmite allowed I be tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the A native of Albany, N.T., The Town Building Com- Members said It Is their un- resulting In »v ln g s of ap- tfarcogh Saturday from o Skeffington Funeral Home, 925 a coroner Investigating the ed, shortly after midnight May and a graduate of Unim Col­ any ttme except noon ■ 2 p.m .; | (Continued from Pace One) deaths of the Perkins brothers. 13, 1969. mittee last night received derstandlng that sidewalks prorfm ate^»W , . p.m.' to 8 a.m. hoor Chalkstone Ave., Providence, lege and Columbia Univer­ cfhers, 8 p.m. • 8 p.m. S V a r drug advisory Infor- Guilty pleas were Immediately The brothers were In the sity’s School of Journalism, Self Service: 10 a.m. . 2 p.m .; sidg trip to Moscow i ^ l e going R. I. Burial will be in Highland a preliminary cost we can affoni it (the matlan. call: 047-0222. entered Tuesday for the three— building to rob a safe, police Simons, 42, has been with mate of more than $8.9 matack st. an tne way „ almost 4 p.m. . 8 p jn . to china. Memorial Park, Johnston, R. I. Robert A. Gulher, Tlieodore P. said, but were surprised by the the Post since 1961. million for the, pro,»sed ' , Intensive Care and Coronary I —He stands by his prediction and Philip M. Salafla. A troopers, Patterson left the post to G a n : Immediate family only, that i«n will h« “ a imnH vaar” on, ^"***’^ fourth trooper, Stanley J. Rad- Almost two years after the Southwest Junior High whether the cost should be in- Dr. Hennlgan, In answer to a good y The family s u ^ s t s that ai^ gowski, still maintains his In- shooting, the four were arrested take a professional appirint- any time, limited to five min-1 ment at Duke University. School off Keeney St. and corporated into the school de- question “ »® committee. ntes. for the economy and that 1972 memorial contribuUons may bo nocgnce In the case. on Dec. 3. 1970. Garden Grove Dr. velopment or whether It would said fte ^ wUl bo “ a very good year." American Cancer superior Court Judge William They told former Coroner Ed- The Post’s executive edi­ MatemUy: Fathers, 11 a.m ; qualify for state aid. —^He has asked Secretary (rf Society, 237 E. Center St. p Berber accepted the changes ward McKay In 1969 that Salafla tor, Benjamin C. Bradlee, Russell, Gibson and von 18:45 p.m ., and 0:80 p.m. - 8 | announced Simons’ appirint- ARBB8TS p jn .; others, p.in.-4 p.m., Labor James D. Hodgson to ------in plea and entered a guilty had opened fire with a shotgun Dohlen, architects for the School Superintendent Donald ^ investeaUon." 8 ment Tuesday. school design, submitted a Hennlgan said his office wwld P<^^ g—eed It was too cosUy imifred J. Meyer, 19, cf 24 and 6:80 pan. 4 p .m ... notify him of every major In- Mrs. Nellie Hopowlec finding in each case, as re- only after one of the Perkins Locust St., and Donna H i^ of dustry negotiation as it comes ROCKVILLE Mrs. Nellie qutred by state law. After a no- fired first. ITiey maintained that project cast estimate of m®;'*® ® a!?hBtMtlallif re- and might je«q>ardl*e the school Age lim lte: 16 In maternity, I 84 Wells St. charged with u in other areas, no limit in | up and he will use his powers Hopowlec, 88, of 94 W. Main St., contest plea, a guilty finding Is no Informer was Involved In the $8,961,500 for a proposed i^^^'f-n-^ortaaon costs referendum even If Included as breach of peace. They were ar- selfwenlce. of ‘‘persuasion’’ to try to keep yesterday at a Rockville automatic. case. Leaders two-le^el triangular build- ^ a^^^at^^^^ ® ®®P®«‘te quesUon on the vot- rested last night at Bess Baton The emergency entrance on | agreements within "resoon- *"^™**'S home. She was the Charges of conspiracy to ob- However a one-man grand i^^totaiing 189,700 square and Keeney me^^ doughnut shop on Center St. Anumy St. Is the mily hospital slble and antlinflationarv Stephen Hopowlec. struct the administration of jus- jury last summer found that fflie was bom In Poland on tlce against the three were there was an Informer, that the A gree O n when they failed to leave toe entrence ^ans had ------shift. blue collar workers since a Qhurch and the Polish Women’s prosecutor' not to press charges, verse publicity, Robert P. Buslere, 32, of 282_ (Contlnueb from Page One) pay boost “ would not be In the y^pjance. *nit to hold them in abeyance. Consequently charges of per- !S^tll“ deTg^.‘^^eXXse1 rewe. atX?^ta“ T, SeSuSenr Maqde Dr,, Coventry, charged ADMITTED YE fflllR D A Y: I figure came to ,?T969,4(E. with breach of peace, arrested gj^iwln O. Adams. 122 Benton Interests of fighting the In- Survivors are threetnree daughters.daugmers, The me no-contest no-comesi, pleas pieas were were en- en- jury juiy and turn - obstructing uuaiiu^ujie justicejuomvc The Taxpayers AssociauonAssociation otof mninr- uom im/v>ir«iH nnf save aoom imu uic - - y forth amoiur the membere Ration battle." Mrs. Bernice Phillips and Mrs. tered, said attorneys George were lod^d ^ ^ n s t the f ^ r ConnecUcurbased In Hartford, ^ io o “ X re“ L X said a sewer extension that en ^ X ^ nelri^ X hour ^ f X ^ . last night on Circuit Court 12 gt.; Mrs Chrellnk Andlslo 192 warrant, Court date Aug. 28: ^ g ’ug gt.'. ctodylee Backus’. 602 | —’The United------States will---- John Dubanoskl, both of Rock- GHman and Allyn L. Brown, to trocpers. Tbe obstructtag justice cn the other hand, has sched- p ^ lX a t ’had b e ^ l ^ ^ - <5®®® app®ar ' hnocked out maintain a policy of “ complete yllle, and Mrs. William Lawlor avoid Influencing or prejudicing charges later were changed to u,ed a noonUme rally Thursday ^ A ^ altem^e i n X d e s X '^^ge enough to handle the Jun- ' V Graham Rd., South VUndsor; N neutrality'’’ regarding the forth, of Hartford; three sons, Walter a ,450,000 civil suit filed against consplracjr to obstruct jusUce. at the State Capitol to protest i f a!.?I! l®r high site. Idldiael T. IHckerson, 16, of Mrs. Catherine BoreUo, 26% SALE STARTS THURSDAY, 9 A.M. SHAki*! coming elections In South Viet- Hopowlec of Springfield, Mass., East Hartford, charged with Bldrldge St.; Mrs. Bonnie Buoy, VALUES ------t**® ‘"®®™® mated $800,000. ™® f ball courts, ,15.000; eight basket- nam. and . Anthony Hopowlec and larceny over $260 and under 137 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. Jacque P l l V i l i p R e r n r i l R ConnecUcut business and ^ deleted were ,90 000 in «'^tlons centered on tte backboards, W.OOO; and $2,000, arrested last night on a une B. Collins, 62 Hammond St., —’Hie United States will boost (Chester Hopowlec, boRi of Rock- 1 um ic necortts ^ ^ ^ou?^“ r rtci^ atl^ ^ fac^iXs, a ^ : ^ ^ i a X n T l f t c X u e ? S coln-operated outride Ughllng for Clroult Court 12 wurant. Court Rockville, Its help for the victims of fam- ville; 12 giMdchlldren; 18 great- House Votes Release of Tax Lien ,10,000 walkway to the site from ^(*^^hlch were 'X S ? y ‘deTeted. the courts. ,5,000. date Aug. 16. ^^80, Sisott R. Oolob, WUllman- ine in East Pakistan but will grandchildren, and a great- DemocraUc leaders in the bank kpahav MNCS 47 Bigelow S t.; Mrs. Blanche M. economy were the major topics ville, with a Mass of requlein at a lien against P. J. Construction from the Connecticut Highway ®®^v^ to by the Instructors of the Handl- BelUngrath, tvho said„iT ^ theh a n.ion.plan­ Main and Pearl Sts. Court date Users Conference. The group ^hlch wUl be conridered at Lootsma, 46 Elro S t ; Thomas at 'the news session. Nixon said Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial ('-’ontlnued from Page One) Cto. Inc. for ,1,586.24. ners felt the ,10,000 coot was too Aug. 10. said the hike. If used In the gen- °^®*’ f®®f*^ At 17,600 square feet. It was ^ A. McCall, 10 Oakland Dr., South Men's — Ladies' — Children's he Is not yet ready to announce Bernard s Oeme- Warranty Deeds work that remains to be done eral budget Instead of the high- t^cse Include ,73,0(» for gray- ^ ^ ,ybat over the standard ^ Windsor. John E. and Ida B. Bagley t® ...... a.._5 ____ V... .vi.aaiJiSa. Uv sewcring to service the site som ew ^i ______walk would Increase problems of Garth D. Young, 21, of Hart­ the precise date of the trip. » tv. in all towns and ciUes.” Also, Alexander MacLean, 84 Complete Stock Reduced Nixon said the exact date of his Friew^ *® ford, charged with Illegal pass­ ing on toe right, last night on Hoffman „ . , Rd.; Mrs. tioretta A. i . U .. - r s “ Public Works Department. Charles T. BelUn^th, toe BelUngrath said a planned Center St. Court date Aug. 10. ??^taivo. 62 Cocqper Hill S t; S . r o? rs. school construction grants ;o, for to 9. William R. and Doris A. No member of the depart- architect’s ’^®PC®®®" ® ^®' . . service road opposite Leland Dr. Craig Morin, Hartford; S. Arthur said a “ small working party” Bridgeport. The vote was 109_,._ _ , Perkins, 82 N. Elm St.; Carl ment has been present at re- Arm’s estimate for toe c ol ^ would uicludeinclude walks,walks. Shirley E . Rlonhm, 691 P ea­ consisting of Secretary of State George B. Simmons to 45. ^ s t nine votes short of F. Reutter, East Hartford; Jef­ Giles, property on Doane St., Tolland cent planning sessions, and this the pool was W81.800. It was noted that plans now sant Valley Rd., South Windsor, wmiamWilliam P. Rogers and Henry cOVENTRY-George —Everett passage. ’ ^ - tt« » 8 60 drew criticism from Eugene However ’TBC memebr Donald charged wKh failure to carry frey Richard, 188 Cross Dr,, Ver­ A. Kissinger, a close adviser, Simmons. 70. of Silver St.. Special Act 141, an act con- ® ® " v e y ^ ^ hls slide rule, ..w***.*®*' _ access, road to non; Mark S. Salisbury, 97 Union Montany, who said he felt the Kehl, wielding the School to begin at Garden registration, yesterday ihoming will accompany him. St., RockvlUe. North Coventry, died yester- c e i ^ s ^ j o h n T S e l l “ rw X m a n tlc W o m a n , 2 7 , TTBC could not make an Intelll- calculated that the average Grove Dr. and Hercules Dr. on W. Middle T^ke. Court date Also, Mrs. Nancy Schults, day afternoon at M ^chw ter and Mary E. Kvart' of 27 Hart- BelUngrath . recommended Aug. 10. Shoddy MUl Rd., Andover; Mrs. OFF Memorial Hospital. His wife, • * , *i- land Rd Au? 14 St Bridaret that a survey of the 35 acres In­ Mrs. Adelma Grenier Sim- opposite of the pattern set In live Aug. 14, at. unaget IsK illed In Susanna T. Stavens, RFD, Lake volved should be comjrfeted as A O O I D E N T 8 SA M T o H o ld »aaa ariA Af thA state’s forc- Other votes. It was 68 to 85, with Church. St., Vernon; Mrs. Anne L. Whit­ nof niithnrlties on herbs has Republicans the ones press- William J. Stone of West Hart- MPOA Hires Lawyer soon as possible, in order to de­ Ronald P. Lout, 21, of East termine the exact boundaries. ing, 12 LydaU St *” pntArt Panrllands H e r b ^ *®*‘ repassage and the Dem- *®r® and Susan M. Downham of Rt. 30 G*ash Hartford, was charged wlto fail­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Glass. Pickup At tivAfr^homf for many ® ^t® pressing for defeat. The 76 Poster St. Aug. 7, Center Con- Kehl noted that the town now ure to drive q reasonable dis­ to Mr. and Mrs. John Mills, East HURRY A 27-year-old Stafford Springs P/emocratic action was recog- grregational Church. has a signed option from the tance apart, toe result of an ac­ Hartford; a sen to Mr. and Mrs. A glass coUecticm center will Over Heimigan Post landowners (the Walek famUy) VWS1.C.A tv*** iiTft4, V \ r \ m In IUTa a - nized cus as icvgiuuuuiiretribution xwfor theuic xvc-Re- Jay D. Purca of 37 - Downey------„ w^voman uiiuui w*u»was prtmounc'ed dead w*.on cident yesterday afternoon wlto John Gordon, 62 Wells St. FOR BEST open Mcmday sachusetts son of Walter and PuWican's refusaJ to go along Dr., ^d Kathleen L. Moriarty ^ig^t at Johnswi rpj^ Manchester Property Owners AssociatiA ssociation has to purchase at ,6.000 an acre, or a car driven by Kevin J. Bren­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: the town landfill to nan of Mountain St., Rockville, Sophie T. Kowalski, 106 Brook­ SELECTION open from 8 a..... to^ „^X^^Mom ...... ^ H o l m e ”s Simmons, ^ and - -passage of the Bridgeport ^ Memorial Hospital In Stafford S T r ic k Odelf of New Britain to _ . _ — Lao. ol 1m T/\T4 Qfl lu. ___------_la ...... ■ ------1 1- « „ 1 1 - ^ W .. TV ■' T...... iI oJ j TTX j «• rVAA O school construction on B . MhkUe T ^ e . Court date day through Friday until Sep- lived in Coventry for 30 Following the four sustaining Dr. and Patricia M. Sherman of after the car she was driving pj-gyent the contract of Dr. ponald Hennig’an, SUperin- nmnlng about $3^ per lyn fit , RockvlUe; Sheldon B. PhUbrick, 862 Woodbridge S t ; tember. There wlU be separate years. He was employed as House began de- 66 Weaver Rd., Aug. 14, Aug. 10. St. ran off Rt. 30 in Tolland. tendent of schools, from being renewed. The ^socia- square foot, BelUngrath said. Mrs. Judith Kranz, Ridgewood bins for clear, brown «uid green englneerii^ a ^ ys a overriding six other of Mary’s Episcopal CSiurch. Police said Betty Frye of 163 .^ion jn a news release announcing the move, cited as Figuring an "escalation factor” glass. Hamilton Standard Division of „„Taa. „ ______A toree-year^dd boy ran out TraU, Coventry; Neana M. Nep­ riX^AircJ^TcoiTi^before he *^® eovemor's vetoes. Building Permits Main St. was driving a car reason for seeking the action “discrepancies uncov- for increased coats before the A from behind a ptfked car on tune, Glastonbury. Glass collected will be sold - - _ ------united Aircraft tn Corp. Q«-/\ before affAT* he on when ...... the—.w Arst-.-.w- bill -— l ijocjvi&m Homesnuiiiea jjic.,Inc., uviiottucuLui construction uw*icv*owned by wj Robert W. ... Eddy of— . ^ucational expenditures.” ®®>>®®1 ®®«11 »>® aPPr®ved and Also, Mrs. Florence C. TralU, for recycling and the proAts retired 10 years ago alter zu reconsidered faiioH failed Kvby an fto-KA90-64 . dwelling , at w 64. A.Carriage___•__ tv Dr.,- «ai/ 56% Main QfSt., Qfa##/vT/iStafford Springs,flniHnov ereu in Hccouiits UL cuuv^wvxioi c/vyv*tx**v______estimated the Huntington S t y ^ r d a y after­ ^ 16 Stock PI.; Mrs. Ruto A. Ahl- will go to the Case Mt. Fund, years with the Arm. vote. It became obvious no «oa ana Eddy was not a pttssenger In Tlie Board of Education, on ^uare-foot ciiet will rise &> noon, and into a pasring car berg, 82 Chestnut S t ; Marla J. The coUection wlU be manned Survivors, brides hls i^ e , ^y,^^g ^ passenger, Francis about ,33, bringing the coat ot cq^rafed by Virginia M. Hanley of 100 Bryan Dr. The boy, Arsenault, 5 Walnut S t ; Roy by two members of Summer are a son, Albert Everett Sim- ^ jg^ roU-caU votes on three gtruction of fence at 41 Dough- Meseck, 16, ol 20 Gold St., also ® P & W F lies the building to about ,5.7 mil­ Pearson, Rocky HIU; Frank Joy. Activities in Manchester (SAM) "ions of Chaplin; a daughter, of the six bills failed to produce g. $150 ^ of Stafford Springs, suffered ml- !"®S‘ Wayne Undstrom of 27 BunUng- mm lion. 126 lOghland Dr., South VAnd- BUI Coleman and J«*n Tomos- Mrs. Gloria Simmons of Nor- enough votes for repassage, the fiiana Plzzola sun porch nor Injuries and was taken to J® Robert Sp ’ p™ _i*- ton S t, was treated at Manches­ Other major coat breakdowns aor; Brian Blanchette, Wlnsted; I I BABY SHOE BRONZING ko. They WlU be among several folk. Mass.; two sisters out-ol- Dem^rats gave up aSd the a t1 ” ^ t e St t l JSi) Johns<5» Memorial Hospital. ®® Protest O n cited last night were; Fixed ter Memorial Hospital and re­ Mrs. Mary O. Wood, 488 B, Cen­ young people ei^loyed by the state, four grandchUdren and House adjourned. v t o c ^ M ri^o f X san Cris- According to state poUce, the Jf® ®* *^®, equipment, ,S81,6(X); site devel­ DURING AUGUST leased. ter St town with funds appropriated two great-grandchildren. Both parties had schediU^ alterations on commercial car was traveUng at a high rate Jfat a ^ v l X T f H e S j^ % Bid Results opment, ’‘ W70,(KX); moveable Also, Mrs. Helen la (hntweU, Now Is the time to really m e U by the Board of Directors. The Holmes Funeral Home, caucuses after lunch, to consld- of speed and as toe drivef puUed ® - ^ ® ^ , equipment, ,5^,000;' profeaalon- A oar driven by Bradford R. 62 Dart HUl Rd., South Windsor; on bronzing baby’s precious In June the directors appro- 40010 Main St., Manchester, Is to er tomorrow’s positions on l;ax Htuttod Rd ,9 000 out to pass another car she skid- P® „hich time long (Continued from Page One) al fees, ,400,009 ( Lomne, 18, of 88 Wedgewood Dr., priated $8,000 for jobs for town charge Burton A. D a Vis, Stafford shoes. With every adorable struck a car driven by lAonard Springs; Norman F. Nadeau, scuff snd crease preserved young people In town depart- 'are Incomplete Ho». ,h. WlU r - M. OlgUo, 08, of 23H St. James ments and ,2,000 for recreation 244 Brewster fit , Coventry; Mrs. forever in solid metsl they meet In joint session tomorrow Hartford Rd., ,876. ®'"®'‘ O—nt ® Brook. Police ^ d Hennlgan’s three-year con- ®‘®®-” *»e predicted the Oon- next week, and their preaenta- St., last nlgM on Center St. Nancy Fenton, 6 South Farms activities for SAM. SAM-also at 10 a.m. to hear an address gabrino Pools for Chester Pe- t**® — ® tract recently expired. ' necticut firm would emerge as tion to the Board of Education OigUo was given a written warn­ make priceless gifts. receives mmey from a -food D r.; Glam R. Nlcol, 40 McCabe from toe goviernor. Gov. Mes- ing for failure to grant toe right concession at Charter Oak terson, pool at 30 Deepwood Dr., ^ ® Tlie -- Board----- ’ of Educatiwi has the successful bidder. Aug. 16. T^e ^ o...... o l board hM St.; Matthew F. McGuire, Spacem en kill’s speech, in which he is ex- ' ^ the accident, 11:80 p.m. of way at a private drive. BE Field, from some of its activi­ pected to urge toe legislators to * ' yet to take any form ^ action 4 Whitney said their Storrs. ties, and from donations. SAM . . 1 Burton H. and LllUan M. Also, Mrs. Helen E. Moszer, ^ ^ w X r X X T d then be OOMPIifJNTS 21 Oak S t ; Mrs. Margaret Daly, AB 8l}lis niNli 25% G runs a job bank and holds edu­ Set to Start will he short. The governor hss F-®!®*-. P®®1 St.. S t)h 48 Permit ttaaSfsIth SsU or Sx7 f rase) Vernon cational, cultural and recrea­ am appointment tomorrow morn- ’ " ^ ^ A account of toe sit- « a^gi^er^imeto T o n ^ - ^^® A car owned by Dorothy Ash- le Hathaway Lane; Mrs. Lucy Res. Price Sabrina Pools for William nation and SplUane’s account f®^®” “ gorvemment contrac meets Aug. 17. and Bronze tional events. Ing which will necessitate hls weU, 103 Woodbridge S t, was Burke, 412 Porter St.; Mrs. style sale Price . Fetherston, pool at 20 Richmond concur to a ptont. SpUlane com­ steps would be taken to put toe reported stolen yesterday after- Wanda M. Scuderl, East Hart- In September the Conserva- H om ew ard leaving tl^e State CapltOI 45 Portnit Stand $21.95 $ 1 A 4 6 Dr., ,2,400. Legion Post mented that an Independent school to a town referendum to noon, and was recovered by po- ford; Kenneth J. Aseltlne, 784 tlMi Commission plans to re- v 10:30. 50 Bookends 19.95 1 4 . 9 8 pr. sume its glass collections to « ’»“ «™ieb from Page One) Vernon VUlsge Inc., fence on audit of one account, toe travel November. Uce last nifht on HUUard St. E. Middle Tpke. *IUII rapense account, was under­ 18S5 1 4 . 2 1 raise money for the purchase of space, advised them to "contin- three vacant lots at approx­ N L R B RuKng Also, Mrs. Peter AUegro and 62 Oval Mnlatois IN». Case Mt.' and East CathoUc "® eating and drinking well be- imately 409 Oakland St., ,800. Elects Slate taken after a meeting between Sometime ovisr the last f« _ liter, WUllmanUc; Mrs. 82Aditray lo s s 8 .2 1 Manchester Area R. E. MUler for Henry Gryk, Kenneth J. Cowpertowalte of board chairman Walter Doll, ^ohn Machung and daughter, 28 Hlgh School wlU resume Its col- esuse of the EVA (extra-ve- diw>> a storage Un at 482 51 Unmounted Shoe 4 . 4 8 oMh addition to dwelling at 69 Weto- Kozley Rd., Tolland has been MPOA representatives, and Favors U AC E lem ents *Brlmwood Dr., Vernon; Mrs. 5.95 each lections to raise scholarship hlcular activity) yet to come.” Middle Tpke. was broken lnto,~ stfles) ...A sk tar Fns Foldsr money. “ I think we’ve consumed ev- erell St., ,10,000. elected commander of Rockville himself. James Hollis snd son, 134 Brook PLUS MANY MORE South Windsor ■ng goods valued at $40 taken. Knm vlns enly loe per letter ______ery meal as planned and we’ve WllUam Dobbins for John American Legion Poet. He sue- SpUlane claims that toe alleg- O p p o se d St., South Windsor; Mrs. Roy ENGLISH PEWTiR made a pretty good cut Into the Lombardo, porch at 602 Spring ceeds RusseU Tomm. "discrepancies" were found On Rehiring Adams and daughter, 110 Lake JIMjjG SHOE !jj_N0W^SAIEJHDSJlUt 31_____ Police Arrest A battery was removed from OVAL gjLVMnPKAlMD ’The RockvlUe Poet, with more f® be "justlAable expenses," Rd., Andover. St., ,600. (Continued from Page One) a truck parked at A-1 Caterers than 700 members Is toe largest but toe documentation was In Tax Plan F c A N T c o m e in ? Fill out and Mail Coupon Today TANKARDS Stock Market . S X i . Three in Break at 840 Adams St. sometime yes­ I Juit tend for ( m , liindy tiiby ihw m llii, le f. Write er phone es iiw . SERVING TRAY In toe Fourth District. Cowper- poor. Instate a striker was due to ‘le­ terday. A Manchester man and two (Continued from Page One) 1 Pint Capacity — wlto Glass BottMus “ iv to e ? retired Tuesday waite has been a member of toe George A. Kanehl of Manches- gitimate and substantial business 70,000 Strike market slide ^ X e *cWn ®®P®“1® communicator Coventry youths were arrested H ouse Seen Tmnt n f 10 v a o to nnH hnji hAlfl iOI*. ^VhO CORClUCtod thG SUdit* _ About $20 In change was re- S piral o m e r ^ e s ^ r i o r to said, "The results of this audit Justifications,’ his refusal to re- “ There U no doubt in my mind 8 LEnnnsR S s madfsm^ aSlsLes to South Windsor povtyd stolen from toe Hess gas In AnstraUa I cibr- JS tite - -ZlB- being elected commander. Indicate two major areas requlr- Instate is not an unfair prac- If toe governor endorsed this station on Broad St. yesterday MONOGRAM 95 today’s moderate trading. night b e A ^ * ®epAig p police In connection with an al- Set to Okay ENGRAVED A Marine Corp? veterM, toe Improvement. First, poor tlce.” plan It would pass to both afternoon, after two young boys SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — I » i e o f ^ flXua Astronaute traditionally have leged break Into Syn Industries new commander took part to toe record keeping by toe indlvl- United Aircraft suffered a sert- houses.” asked to go into toe station to A strike by 70,000 workers halt­ FREE L . . ^ . 3 07 to 853 10 ^ been reluctant to take medicine on Rt. 5 in South Windsor. Antiwar Bid Inchon landing during toe Kor- du®*® requesting payments, and ous economic setback from Au- caldwell has won agreement get a drink of water. ed trains In aU AustraUan Declines led advances on toe ®P®®® ®®®“ ''®- '^*'® ‘^'®®’ ’’^«®^®- ean confUct. second, lack of a distinct policy gust to December In 1960, the p^^j. states today except (Queensland (Continued from Page One) Other ofAcers elected to serve established by toe Board of reinstatement period, toe NLRB Charles T. Al- A spare tire was removed and Tasmania. Roads leading small margin y been no medication taken by Chester, and Walter Buck, 18, with Cowpertowalte are: Robert Education for toe proper hand- noted. fano. D-SufAeld, and Senate Ml- from a car parked at the Ma­ Into too clues were jammed as Analyste°attributed toe early anybody on toe Alght.” and Michael Dzickan, 17, both of nal nine-month deadline, still Catoe _ Jr., s ^ o r vice command- ®* travel, meals and lodg- Two dissenting NLRB mem- nority Leader Alden A. Ives, rine Club on Parker St. Monday commuters switched to buses decline to Investor concern ^ Park®r: “ Okay. However, we Rt 4M. Coventry were ch a fe d h ^ not said whether he irill ac- “ . 5areld“De“^ e\ lL itio7 ‘‘ riTe mg” ®xpenses.’’ ...... oo-.. .a .o . R-Moms. Ail tnree, wno oppose Ught. ONEIDACRAR — STAMLiSS bers, however, said UAC hired R.Morris. AU three, who oppose and private cars. MEN'S about toe International position ***** would like to recom- with breaking and entering with cept toe comprcmlse and help commander; Mayor Frank Me- Speaking today on toe recom- about 2,000 new employes after jhg income tax. outlined toe pro­ The unlMis are demanding a 16-Qi. — STAINLESS STEEL of toe dollar, about toe econo- "*«"•* ^ r aU three of you to criminal Intent.------c i ^ off toe filibuster. _ Coy, service of Acer; Buell Chap- mendations, SpUlane said, “ It is toe end of the reinstatement nosal more than a week ago and pay Increase of about 80 per my, about InAation, and about mice one tonight just to make Police said they received a re- House dr^t ^ tion o rig i^ ly finance officer; John these procedures we have period, when business improved, (mad m the details ’Tuesday af- Mine Date* to Viking* cent, and their leaders said toe JEWELRY Im Drink Spoons the speculation toe prime rate ®®*’® '"'® g®*- an®Aier good port that a jeep-like vehicle was was scheduled Tuesday but hit ,Bj.ygg^ adjutant; Paul Prokop, changed.’ ’ . These Included strikers who had’ ternoon STOCKHOLM—The Falun cop- ,aen would not go back to work TANKARDS would be raised again soon. "*f***’,® ®\®®P;” ^ ®®®." **1 *^® ®‘‘®® '^^®" P®'!?,® w a s ^ re ^ X d w h e n "X ilXea advocate; Vincent BUolck, The MPOA charges In a pre- to reapply as new employes. ^11 three claimed that neither per mine in Dalama Province Is yjjyi they got a "meaningful" TIB CLIPS ■ CUFF LINKS - KEY Other brokers noted that toe ScottI,think that s unnec- arrived it was gone. An investl- rever-ed ^nrevkus ®**aplain. pared statement that, “ though The dissenters said no expla- me governor’s proposed 7% per SET OF 4 older than the Ungdom of CHAINS, BELT BUCKLES, etc. market’s severe losses Tuesday gation follow ^ and toe trio w m allowing challengel^ to two -^*®®= Harold McLaughUn, the adult of only one account nation was given for toe large pent sales tax nor an earlier were something of an over-re- Parker. Well, that s our rec- picked up. They are allegedly .. ng ng o Robert Bryda, showed that problems existed, number of new employes hired Democratic plan for a sales tax Sweden. Toward toe end of the RBG. $41 O O REG. VRdng Age, when toe people in 6.00 L e F w action to concern about toe pos- ®!^J**®'* „“ ®® ___ res^nslble for taking ^ id® ____^ __^ sergeant-at-arms;. David Prelle, no consideration was given to then, rather than toe hiring of increase and a 10 per cent tax 6.00 •2.99 the area were still heathens, 7 Million on Peneions slble prime rate increase. ’They 'Since Scott and Irwin com- (i,ooo worth of construe- The draA bill snarl will not assistant segreant-at-arms; checking any other accounts con- former strikers who had superior ^n dividends and capital g;allti V2 P R IC E iniinii^_ started ______there. During_ LONDON—More than 7 million V said banking sources Insisted pl®ted man’s most productive ygn equipment and supplies affect toe annual draft lottery Malllioux was elected trolled by the ’Treasuer of toe work experience would win legislative aj^roval. another was unlikely soon. exploration on toe surface of ^hlch were recovered through scheduled Thursday at toe ™ ® "® f ------tie It o " century tto mine was Brltciis are drawing government the world’s largest copper pro- penstons, compared wlto just Glamour Usues were among the moon on Montoy, toe three (heir cooperation, police said, ^ m m erce Department' audlto- ofto e 'L ^ rd of t i^ s t ^ r ^ d S es^ v er ^9 million a year” D.C., law attorney for toe union, over 4 million In 1961. toe leaders In toe firming astronauts have been In moon ipj,g three are scheduled to ap- rium. holdnvara nn tha hnard ora Tahn Thev further charged “ a said toe reversal of Best’s toI- 4 trend. Among glamours Na- ®rbU operating a ,17-mUllon ar- ^ circuit Court 12, East Birth dates of men turning Lawrence and Patrick Boudreau shocking lack of responsibility Ing is a “ major defeat’W toe U.S. Policy STAINLESS STEEL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED tomas rose 2% to 76%. and Po- ray of cameras and scientific Hartford. Aug. 23. age 19 this year were stuffed ^Jawrence m u rain cx ijouoreau. “ me part of union. ,He said toe union will LADIES' DIAMOND laroid gained 3% to 102%. instruments, chemically and goum Windsor police also Is- Into a plastic drum Tuesday „ „ iriii elected renresentatives of Man- appeal the decision to the U.S. International Telephone & photographically charting near- g^g^j ^ warning for failure to and locked away for the lotte- . ^ vnnth ro aTTinnir is otn" Chester taxpayers" Circuit Court of Appeals In New C ondem ned W A T C H E S 20 p.r , ,, fiS’T “ r * S 'l A R T BOOKS RELISH DISHES PENDANTS ’The company's stock plunged fac® orrisvlUe, Pa., this morning. Although authority to draft . average for toe soring a s im ila r audit of other accounts The union reported that about B y P ekin g almost 9 points In toe past two Police said toe warning was men has ®)^ir®d the law pro- g^^gg^^^ ^he University of would be prohibitive. An audit 2,500 workers were Involved. It sessions aAer news ITT had issuedailoH afterafipr LenoxT^nnv wflflwas involvedInvolved vidlnc’vlding for toethe lotterylotterv remains xj***vcxo*vjt ^ ______,_-Voa-i. COOKBOOKS with Fork and Spoon is done annually anyway, he said toe amount of 'hack pay (Continued from Page One) 10 to 40% OFF agreed to divest Itself of oper­ Survey of Moth In a two-car accident at toe In effect, Connecticut School of Engineer­ 16.00 / • t 9 ing. said. would be between ,15 and ,20 REG. ations having annual saled of intersection of Oakland Rd. and CHILDREN'S BOOKS D iscontinued m o d e l s Due in Spring James F. Miffltt, Ellington _____ million. counter-revolutionary double- 4.95 •2.49 more than ,1 billion. Foster St. Rails, Chemicals, metals. Ave., Rockville and David The company said, however, dealing tricks of U.S. Imperlal- A survey on gypsy moths will ^hg driver of toe other car A p o llo 15 the union’s estimates of number *sm which says one thing and electronics, and rubber Issues be conducted In town during toe ^gg Mrs June Dyer, 330 Vernon Brahm, Glenwood Rd., Ellington Price Board of workers involved and of back does another," the agency said, were up ^Urcr^ts and utilities winter and toe results of the ^ve., Vernon who was traveling were both named to toe Dean’s were off. All other stock cate- survey will be sent next spring ^ggj „ „ Oakland Rd. and as she Schedule list. Also named to toe Dean’s Idea Spumed pay are grossly Inflated. The dispatch said Rogers’ HURT BOOK gories were "jAceto to Town Manager Robert B. gg^g mto toe Intersection Lenox list and having a “ B" average The five-member NLRB panel talk about dealing with toe “ re­ UMITED QUANfITIES — AU SAUS FINAL The Associated Press 60-stock Weiss, according to a letter toe giig^gdiv overran toe ston sign (Comtlnued from Page One) or better, was Lawrence S. did uphold Best’s ruling that toe alitles of toe world” was “ bare- average dipped .1 to 306.3, with manager received this morning ^ me two cars collided Both o oo r. Kasewlch, 27 Hammond St., By President company "Interfered with, re- faced lying." SALE COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION'S industrials up .9. rails off .3, from John F. Anderson, state ^ ^ ® d ^ o ^ ” o^ed from ti^ V f Rockville. A total of 243 students strained and coerced Us em- “ Rogers’ so-called realities ot OPEN and utilities off .8. entomologist. ^ ‘ ^ towea irom me engine firing to correct were on toe list. (Continued from Page One) ployes as a result of conduct (wo______Chinas are hi» sheer fancy._ Noon prices on the Big Board When towns request a moth ®®®*'®’ v p 'n v n v *’®'*** *®ward earth, limit salary increases for blue Ay Ave supervisors .bejpr.e the jg qgjy q^e China In the VERNON Completes Training THURSDAY also Included Federal National survey, they are done free of H:29 a.m.-Endeavour hatch Navy Searhan Appren. Ml- collar workers. 1960 strike. One supervisor al- world," toe agency said. "That lACXAnlv r/%ln or, am nl/wo tViof “ o • Mortgage, up 2% at 68; Ameri- charge by toe Agricultural Ex- A slx-year-old Vernonhm du ^ rlI IT^ t ,g opened for start of one-hour c h ^ I’ B. Morey, son of Mrs. Nixon______said he will oppose_____ an J®g®dly told an employe that “ a „,g pgopig.g Republic of can...... Telephoner------& Tele^aph.------Kup periment .. Station...... In New. . Haven...... ®P®®® Worden to re- Mary Morey of 86 Village St, Increase______now ^for_W1...0. federal lot Cif blue nAATllA l®t of ArA people D'oIticp are trt trat going _ to get TO 1% at 61%; Eastman Kodak, up The station also makes recom- 9‘Khf and discnargea mis mom- trieve from toe service module Rockville was recently gradual- collar workers because It Aurt and a lot of people won’t «ir¥»,a' ' 'aiiimav •tum.riiinas’ % at 76; Borden, off % at 27%; mendations for control which |***f after being treated for Injur- (iim from a 24-lnch panoramic ed from recruit training at toe “ would not be In toe Interest of Ae coming back” If toe workers • VALUES TO $27.50 OF and Lockheed, up % a t -11%. the towns may or may not fol- *«® received after her bicycle camera and a three-inch map- Naval Training Center, Great our fighting toe Inflation struck. piayeo oy u.». mpOTifi- 9 M AIN ST. American Stock Exchange low. ’"a** Aito a car on Norwood Dr. ping camera. Lakes, 111. battle.” The NLRB also upheld Best’s I®*" *® aAeolutely lUegal and MANCHESTER prices included (New’s Com The Conservation Commis- The child, Susan Guertin of 22 11:41 a.m.—Start of 30-minute Advertisement: I^per boys He also declared that to in- ruling that unfair labor practices Twwan province Is an In- 917 MAIN STREET 643-5132 warrantSf up 1% at 26^^; Syn- slon, concerned with the moth Norwood Dr., police said, ran telecast of the space walk. (or girls) are needed to deliver voke wage and price controls by United Aircraft didn't lead P^rt of China’s ter- REED INC. tex, up 2% at 61; Topper, up damage to town trees, request- into a car driven by Gordem 12:29 p.m.—(ITosing of toe the Manchester Herald In the would have a stifling effect on to prolonging toe nine-week Htory. The CSiinese pet^le reao- 1 % at 17%; CJaldor off 1% at ed that toe town have a survey Rice, 18 of TroutStream Dr.hatch at end cf space walk. Rockvllle-Vemon area. Please' productivity and would be “ a strike In toe summer of 1960. i*ii®ly oppose ‘two Clilnas,’ ‘one — OPEN TILL 9 P.M. — ■4 gt-in. enwan% Ig ohe Toa to determine toe extent of any No police ‘ action was taken 10:04 p.m.—Start of nlne-Hour call the Herald circulaticMi de- mortal blow" to toe U.S. as a The NLRB said toe strike was China, one Taiwan’ and o(ber . Infesation of gypsy moth eggs, against the driver. rest period. partment at 647-9946. .first class economic po!)ver. economic. similar absurdities.*’ \

i \ i PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4,. 1971 PAGR TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 Tiny Maine Isle Truce Settles Struggle On Irish Architecture B y DEN IS O’CONNO R ‘T ve worked on these so-called Georgian masterpieces and be- Solves Problem DUBUN, Ireland (AP) — lleve me, unless they are pulled Hie preservaUonlsU of DubUn, jown soon they'll fall down by struggling to maintain the Uiemselves. The brickwork in city’s crumbling antique archi- most Is decayed and the wood tecture, have won a truce with eaten with worm.” O f Vital Statistics developers who want to mod- g y j y,e conservationists have (O) NEWOAY another the welfare family emlze the Irish capital—new 3 compromise from Mln- CXilW ISLAIp), Maine — The made plans to move and a dox- bulldlngs are going up but they j3ter ot Local Government Rob- have to blend with the designs grt Molloy. He recently ruled residents of this tiny, I-ehaped en of the island’s men got to of 260 years ago. that a new shopping and office island, eight miles off ttie Maine work renovating a vacant TTie struggle pits blocks and complex— replacing 60 deor- coast in Casco Bay, have come white-frame house with five blocks of plain-faced old Geor- glan houses across the street up with an unusual solution to rooms and hollyhocks gprowlng glan mansions—Dublin's main from Ireland’s parliament- Here’s a mixed bouquet of an underp H Pou'erfnlly taste. Most of them are chock full them would have to move back ...... L jyitAYKTI K, to the mainland,” Berle ex­ I Cooling! of natural fruit or milk sugars as plained. Kodak N C T /i :1 “ Our permanent population Beal well as vitamins, minerals and pro­ would drop and eventually we’d Super 8 lose both our ferry service and The teins. They become an important our general store. That would fwt Film mean the old people would have Heal! contribution to the day’s nutritional to leave, too, and It would be . the end of the Island for any­ Pam pers Aqua Net Hair Spray 4 ) 3 thing other than a summer re­ 13tn oz. — —. Aerosol A.r^«nrw-vl $1.09(PI An Size requirements instead of providing sort.” Disposable Diapers Such an exodus, he said also 20 Inch Portable Fan with Kodak Mailer only “empty calories” nutritionists would lead to vandalism from Q-Tips Cotton Swabs off-island visitors who strip oth­ Overnight 12’8...... 77 warn against. er summer ccrionies on offriiore Box of 420 $1.98 Size....,...... 84 Smooth, quiet; efficient Islands when no one is in resi­ N ew born.... 1.37 operation. Handle for 88 Fresh Kodak Super 8 77 dence. “ We’ve seen the pattern, Slim-Line Candy ^asy carrying. On^ Film with direct-to-you You’ll find a drink here for Berle said. “ Once it starts you Daytime SO’s.,... 1.57 year guarantee - parts processing mailer. can’t stop it.” Box of 50 Pieces $2.49 l^ze — 1.49 and labor. Facing t ( ^ . prospqct the Assorted flavors. every hot weather need. Looking for Islanders began a search for a family with children to settle Polyester a way to make a breakfast appeal­ permanently on their shores. Bed But there were problems. Save "Quite simply,’’ Berle said, OH Our ing to your youngsters? Serve ff) Rsgular £ %" % 2£ 25%" 31% An 2 25 30 “ there isn’t much of a way for. Pillow ^ low Prieot Lemon Nog — a creamy concoction ...."■■"■p'r* an outsider to just move in and- E xtra start to nmke a living here. I Off Our Regular Prif^es Off Our Regular Prices There just isn’t enough work.” $( that slips down so pleasantly they :e m m ^ The island’s Icbstermen' had standard cut size Caldor fc ■ ■ /I staked out their pots In Casco 21” X 27” . Attractive Speciall may never realize it’s made up 2 eggs Bay generations ago. Invading corded cover. Non-aller- Qn All 1-1/2 cups vanilla ice cream or milk* 1/3 cup ReaLemon bottled lemon juice these waters with more lobster genic. mostly of easy-to-digest milk and 2/3 cup carbonated cola drink pots would be tantamount to 1/2 ff^ ^ o ttled lemon juice rustling a rancher’s horses, he eggs. 2 taotespoons sugar* Ice cubes said. And the KM or so bouses Chair on the island provide just or Combine ingredients. Beat vigorously with mixer or enough work for the part-time AGFAchrome Film! For each serving, combine lemon juice and whirl in blender until thick and frotny. Serves 2. carpenters and handjmen. Fu^ Having a patio party—or enter­ cola drink. Pour into ice-filled glasses. Serve with Processing | •(Substitute ice milk or skim milk and non-caloric Insulated Bags immediately. Serves 1. sweetner for dieters). . . . we’re kind of ivenlory In Our Endre Stock taining your card club? Serve Multi- In O ur E' In Our Entire Inventory 135-20 Exp. R»g 2.99 2.36 i clannish here Reg. 99c to 6.49.' to 4 .8 7 ^iiijr foam, butipn tufted or in- Fruit Punch — as fragrant and color­ Choose foam, plastic, steel! Large 126-20 Exp. Reg. 2.99...... 2.36 Choose colorf AtOWtWs and acces­ nerspriqg cushioms. Vinyl, duck, Moreover, there was another terry or laiiclotlj coverings. Many assortment ot sizes, colors and ful as your, floribunda roses. Or problem. “'We’ve kind of clan­ sories at thes^gi’eat Savings I Not styles. All top quality 135-36 Exp. Reg. 4.49...... 3.36 j all styles in all stores. colors, stylesN.i'i- nish here,” said Miss Johanna please the weight-watchers in your Von Ailing, the white-haired Quilted Bedspreads schoolteacher who energetically Pulvex Flea Collars Slicker crowd or at home by whirling up a 1 can (1-pound) apricot halves, with syrup bicycles across the island to her 12 Foot Plastic Runner one-room schoolhouse each day. Twin for Dogs & Cats Wire Brush 3/4 cup ReaLemon bottled lemon juice Reg. 10.99 7I Reg. 12.99 M m Dieter’s Special in your blender. 1/2 cup bottled lime juice “ The year-round people have to 11.99 # to 13.99 1/3 cup honey been here for generations back Our Reg. S9c...... 47 Our Reg. 1.59...... 1.19 Sensational 8 ice-cubes Vanilla ice cream and they stick together. Even Clearance of fashionable prints and solids. Quilt Our Reg. tops and fully quilted styles. Not every style in 2.19 Gre^n food color, if desired summer people are conridered Value! Pet’m Flea and Weighted Plastic YoiiCre not limited to fresh Combine all ingredients in the container jar of a newcomers until they’ve been , every size. Limited Quantity! No Rainchecks! 1 Gingerale or sparkling water, chilled Tick Spray -| Feeding Dish o ^ 1 fruits, either, although now is the blender. Blend at high speed until smooth and frothy. coming here for 40 or 60 years.” Amphora Tobacco Clear plastic floor runner, 30 inches Pour into glasses ana serve immediately. Serves 4. Berie’s family, she said, had wide protects your floor. Waterproof, Our Reg. 1.75...... X e ^ 4 Our Reg. 1.79...... X e O 4 I been coming to the island for 14 oz. Size Oqr Reg. 2.49 easy to clean. time to enjoy them at their best. 1 pint strawberries For each Serving, blend 1/4 cup lime juice part of the-winter and siunmers with 1 tablespoon ice cream and 1 drop Choose from Red, 2 cifps buttermilk, chilled for 60 years but had been con­ Blue, Brown, Oh T hose Apricot-Lemon Frost, Tangy Lemon food color in a tall glass. Add remaining sidered ‘summer people’ by Many 1/3 cup bottled lemon juice Green. 1.941 Save lime juice and 1 or 2 scoops of ice cream. many of the_ islanders until OH Our Fabulous Attractive Tea and Apple-Lemon Cooler are all 1 tablespoon noncaloric sweetener Fill glass with gingerale or sparkling water. Berle moved onto the island A n ff) Regular Fakes! White Owl Cigars Hoover Low Prices 1/8 teaspoon salt Serves 1. permanendy lost spring when Extra Designs made from ingredients which can 4 ice cubes he compleited graduate school. Box of 50. Our Reg. 4.19 3 cups apple cider ■Hie Islanders Just couldn’t Your choice. Convertible and Tips, Rangers, be stored on the pantry shelves until 1 cup bottled lemon juice conduct a fishing expedition tor Colors any more bodies, she said. Panatelas, etc. 3.77 On All >Kransco Wash and hull strawberries; crush. Place remaining 2 sticks (2-inches, each) cinnamon Vacuum needed. And Lemon-Cola and Lime ingredients and berries in a bowl or the container “ After all, we’ve all got to live jar of a blender. Whip until well mixed and frothy. Ice cubes with one another through the . No winter and that can get nilghty Our Reg. 69.95 Soda give you an opportunity to Garnish with whole berry. SerVe at once. Serves 4. Rainchecks! In a saucepan, combine cider, lemon juice and ciima- long.” find the right people for us. ’ The Synthetic make your carbonated drinks truly mon sticks. Simmer for 10 minutes. Pour into ice-filled (Not shown) glasses. Serves 4. 4 9 7 0 Casual Ceram® Gasoline Diamond individual. 2 tablespoons ReaLemon bottled lemon ... six kida — three Stoneware juice 5 in grade school Lantern '$ Per Corot 88 1 cup strained orange juice Our Our Reg. 4 position rug adjust­ $50 Per For 2 20Pc.jieg,14®®.o 18 A word about serving. Of The d lff Islanders mulled Reg. 1 cup white port wine over their predicament through ment. 2 speed motor. Carat. ' or more Corots r^88 to 23.88 13.99 10.88 3 position handle. It 45 Pc. Reg. " O Q 8 8 Q / I 8 8 course, any of these beverages can the spring before deciding on a Beats! It Sweeps! As 10 to 12 hours light. Variable, Cut and polished like a diamond 39.88 to 49.88 to O ^ ’ solution. “ We finally decided," it Cleans! f*1020 with 59 facets, mounted in 14 K., adj. light. 10 per store. Detergent and dishwasher safe. be enjoyed from disposable paper 4 cups boiling water Combine and shake with ice cubes to chill. Berle, said, "that we would Im­ In Our Entire Inventory gold. 2 cans (6-ounces, each) frozen orange juice Serves 2. port a weMare family.” Ibe 6 tea bags 2 Burner cups. Most of them can be mixed in 2 cups ReaLime bottled lime juice decision, ho said, was not an Mint sprigs, crushed easy one. “ A lot of people 1 can (1-lb. 4-oz.) crushed pineapple Camp Stove Save O ff Men’s Work Shoes 1/4 teaspoon ginger thought It was a crazy one and a thermal jug and carried along on An Our Regular By Cedor Crest 2 packages (10-ounce) frozen raspberries, thawed didn’t Hke the welfare part at Low Prices' ; 1/2 cup bottled lemon juice all. But we contacted a friend Our Extra picnicsf But to put their (and your) 2 cups water Reg. Ice cubes In the Portland Welfare Depart­ 15.99 2 quarts gingerale, well-chilled ment and told him what we 12.88 O n l y best foot forward, take the trouble Ice cubes | wanted. He said he’d try to Adjustable burner control; On All Poly Pools By Coleco In the late spring Berle got a windscreen. 8 per store. Pour boiling water over tea bags, mint and ginger. In Our Entire Stock Oil-resistant, molded sole, cushioned to select the glass and garnish that call from the department. “ The Leather Brew (allow to stand) for 3 to 5 minutes. Remove Combine orange juice, lime juice, crushed pineapple, family they selected was taUor- Adjustable insole and protective hard toe. Sizes dramatizes their thirst-quenching tea bags and mint. Add lemon juice. Pour into ice- raspberries and water. Refrigerate. Pour over ice cubes made," he said. ‘The man had Sturdy metal wall splasher pool. Uppers 6'4 to 12, D and EE widths. filled glasses. Garnish with admtional mint leaves in punch bow l.or pitcher. Add gingerale and stir to been a hotel worker before he Catalytic Heater goodness. if desired. Serves 4. ' blend. Garnish as desired. Serves 50 punch cups. became 111 and had to quit and go on welfare. They have six Our O Q Q Q Sole Wed. thre Sot. kids, three in grade school and Z d *o o 114.'i Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. three preschool age.” Saturday 9 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. After an initial visit to the is­ Adjustable temp. 3.000 to 3,000 Manchester, land to allow the family and BTU. 12 per store. the Islanders to look over one i

MANCHESTER EVENING HER a L 6. MANCHECTSR, CONN., 1^bNfeSt>AY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVEl^ING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4, J971 Business Miiror T V T o n igh t Professionals Get Offers See Saturday’s TV Wook LIVE RADIO BROADCAST for Completo Llstliigs. Of Easy Loans in Mail SAT., AUGUST 7th— 12 NOON to 4 P.M. MEATOWN 5:S (8) Pernr MMoa with WEXT PersonaUtieo (U)• WUd-VUd tWUd Weit (C) MOBT ROBERTS and B f » MARTIN By JOHN OUNNIFF us; he Joined a commune,' New* — Weather i»d NEW YORK (AiP) Many made only after the applicant •THE LARGEST, FRESHEST M EAT Sperii FREE PIZZA LUNCH! (S) What'e Happealag (C) With Soda. Noon to 2 PJM. — OOmpUmeata of executives and professional has been In business many DISPLAY IN THE WHOLE AREA" (S-S-U) Weather — Sports, had persons these days are recelv- years. Many young doctors are Newe <®> Shakey's Plasa, Vemoa (18) Caadid Camera Ing offers of *6,000 loans for as overextended. May has found. ■ Toes., Wed. 9 to 6 Hiurs., Fri. 9 to 9 (88) T* TeU the Trath (C) „ . . “ They have big expenses. They P l w U K d S Sat. 8 to 6 (Closed AH Day Monday (U) 17 Ssaeet Strip ( 0 ) long as five years from s^ang- ^ ^ 8:88 (8) News with Walter Croa- FREE GIFTS & FUN FOR ALL ers merely for affixing their slg' hlte . (C) They live high.” (8) Newe with H.X. Smith aad natures to an application. Thou­ Some older doctors also have Harry Beasoner (C) Many Unodvertlsed Specials! sands are doing so. OUR BEST CENTER CUT (18) Dick Vaa Dyke the same tendencies. It has (SM8) NBC News (C) The offers, which are made been found. “ Money comes to (48) News (C) through the mall, require no se­ (8) Cesar’s Worid (C) 7 R. X 7 ft. JR. UMBKEIXA TENT them easy and they’re so busy (8) Troth or Coaseqaeaces (C) ’TO BE GIVEN AWAY----- ! curity.j ” . Hie questionnaire - . . *,,, may z that umv they uiey don't u\jii v attachatuiAJii theums same »aiiic (18) What's My LiaeT (0) take only 10 minutes to fill out 8,p, „cance to It as oth.ers. PORK CHOPS (88418) News — Sports aad Weather (C) Hie applicant’s bustaess a s ^ l- *100,000 and spend (48) ABC News (C) ates may not be checked. The iuqooo** 7:88 (8) Tarsaa (C) 8 MAIN STREET reason for the loan may not be gjlnkers are frequent custom- "Three Faces of Death" (8-48) Coortshlp ot Edge’s Fa­ OPEN verified. gj.g because of an old tradition ther (C) FARR'S DAILY tUl 9 Understandably. business j^cm their (18) Movie Game (C) (88-88) Men from ShSoh B (C) seems to be thriving, ^bstan- because cf a de- (8-48) Boom 888 (C) tlal companies are Involved In confidentiality that (18) Whea Star* were Stare the lending, and the recort to breached by borrcw- (8) To Borne WlUi Love (8-48) Smith FamUy (C) date suggesto t o t not only Is ^ compeUtor. (8) Medical Ceater B (C) demand high but that profits fphey pay well for their loans, (88-88) Dee O’Cemaer Show (C) (8) Movie (C) can be even higher. jg „gj. ggjj^ year on the un- (48) Love SB a Boeltop (C) Who borrows? Universal balance, or 1.5 per cent a 8:88 (48) The Immortal (C) C.I.T. Credit C o., which entered That means a $5,0C0 18:88 (8) HawaU nve-O B (C) (88-38) Fear la Oao (C) The University of the field three years ago, re- paid back in 48 monthly (18) Hartford Talk-U (C) ports tat doctors are the mo^ installments cosU *2,049.28 In (48) NFL Aetloa (C) (8-8-18-88-8848) Nows frequent borrowers, followed In ,„terest charges. For the five- Weather aad Sport* (C) order by bankers, business ex- y,g p^ce is *2,617.60. (8) Movie (C) Connecticut ecutlves, certified public ac- ^jg obvious hazards (88-88) Tealcht Show Johau Carson (C) countants and dentists. for the lenders Involves the un- (8-48) Dick Cavett Show (C) Non-Credit Extension “ We really don’t care what financial obligations of iti. Edneationa] TV (84) they want the money for except applicant. “.People today PM PRESENTS that It must be for a legitimate build up terrific obllgatlcn 8:88 Sesame (xiStreet (C) 7:M Book Beat B (C) purpose,” said Edward W. y^g disclose,” said 7:88 Gap’s OOBeraUoa May, vice president o t the j^^y Stanley Wataon. claaaical C.I.T. subsidiary. >pjjg industry faces this prob- KUltariat. REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES 8:88 Stench Chef (C) “ We ask the reason but we jg^g j^y trusting to the phlloso- "Vegetables for AU Oo- don’tm’t verify It.” pj^y of “ trusting the applicant (Herald photo by Coe) caftlonB** (Hecald photo by Leg^tt) SAVE AT liEAS'i' 40c Lb.! 8:3# m- bers were on hand at Camp Kennedy yesterday some of It might end up on the |23,000 and the average length Town Operation highways, and availability of tlvities and Eastern Region Lecturer: GERARD T. WHOLEY to partake of the traditional full-course luncheon prepared and served the food consisted of Ed Mc­ horses or the stock market. g, employment was 14 years. field facility, whloh Is being trucking facilities. dealer sales. Where; Manchester High School, Middle Turnpike, Man- served up annually since 1964 by the Manchester Gregor, chairman; Russ Mathiason, Harry Mathia- The important thing to the ^jjKjgj gji borrowers are wel' By BILL COE phased out, and Is presently “ I’ve been very impressed ’The Manchester plant will LISTEN TO Chester. Army & Navy Club. The hot meal consisted of son, Jim Wagner and Ernie Payne. In addition to lenders is that the borrower is established In their commu- (Herald Reporter) operating at about 60 per cent with the many good quality then be one ot five major rp- When: Wednesday evenings, 7:(X)-9:S0 p.m., for 12 sessions not overextended, t o t the loan njtjes. Not only do they have of capacity^ people we’ve been able to hire,” glonal facilities in the Control starting Sept. 16 — meat loaf, mashed potatoes, carrots and peas, its annual cookout at the camp site each summer, Ground Chuck ’The Control Data Corp. has begun operations in Man­ II Data Business Products Group the club honors Camp Kennedy’s volunteer coun­ Is for a reasonable amount and ability to repay but the rep- ’Ihe plant is engaged in the he said, adding that the labor brown gravy, rolls and butter, punch, and ice for a good purpose, and t o t „tat'on to .uphold, chester, in a continuing move into a large new plant printing of snap-out forms and supply seems to tiav^ eased with located throughout the U.S., Touring with ^ FEE: $65 cream. There were seconds and thirds for .those selors with a dinner in its clubhouse each fall. th’a borrower has a good, ^rid there Is one other assur- in Manchester Industrial Park off Parker St. continuous computer forms im the slowing of the general econ­ Souligny, said. Control Data Is a lefuUng U.S. ------’The group, which Is about Established brokers should request a brochure describing steady Inccme above *18,000 a that the lenders Insist a custom basis. It utilizes sev­ omy. ‘"rwo years ago the avail­ more advanced offerings In the Real Estate Pipfesslan. “ woefully undermanned and and steps were taken to remove upon. The wife must sig;n also. producer of data processing" gJ^ftgd from Bloomfield to eral new types (d high-speed ability of trained people in our eighth among U.S. firms in • X cu S on iu L the company’s products from Despite the lack of security, unsecured note should be a equipment and business forms presses, collators and bindery field was almost nonexistent.” sales, does *20 million in busi- FDA Inspectors Limited underfinanced.” a new 69,000 square foot buUd- I Please enroll me in the above course In Manchester.ter. I almost all loans are repaid family obligation,” said May. iuid a major leaser of DP equip­ eijulpment. 1*®“ every year, he estimated. Along with zio fuU-tlme field Yeutter, admlnls- ing at 41 Progress Dr. SpuUgny said the majority of — Majicheater olant is exnect- I EniEnclosed is my check or money order made out to ’Ihen Is be- cess and have three-color capa­ 1280. Food and Drug Administration testified that major con- MIAMI—A baby brine shrimp Manchester, devel<^r-owner of force has since been doubled to He said the proposed agriculture Inspectors at the rently ccmcemed about only city. has only enough Inspectors to tamlnatlon problems interfere ports, 65. Full-capacity operatiim Is Henotheism on Redio plant and “ we convinced two, both to doctors. hM only one eye and one main the industrial paric. Wyandotte One machine, the Schriber Name visit food establishments and even more with routine iiil budget for this fical year projected for the end of 1972. Henotheism was the ancient that there w a s under-pro­ In one Instance the doctor set of legs. The adult has two was the surviving corporation 1000, can print double rolls of plants an average of once ev- spections. would raise the number of do- stalked compound eyes and 11 in the April 1971 merger with ’The firm’s Hartford Region belief that there is one Supreme WINF Address and drua .mesUc food Inspectorsinspectors to 260. cessing of the meat and poultry lost his license and went to jail. RANGE AND paper at the rate of 1,000 feet ery six yeiirs. House In- Mercury In fish “ Hie other Is going hippie on pairs of swimming legs. First Hartford Realty Corp. sales force will also move here Being, but that there may be (Street) (C31ty) took He calculated about *18 million Products. per minute and Is capable of shortly from Bloomllpid. The other subsidiary gods. It allow- vestlgators ave been told. problems last fiscal year took FUEL OIL nhe one story, air conditioned ••1230** Guarding *110 billion worth of the place of 2,800 planned food million (x t o *90 mUllon turning out 80,000 business offlce, to be headed by Frank ed for belief In tribal or family I Day Telephone ...... Social Seturlty #. GASOLINE and cUmate-cmlield. down. ’Ihe plant manager is Donald be'r of people to carry out our highlights at least FDA’s In- was blamed for the botullsm- 5 BIG DAYS August 3rd - August 7th The new building Is five pregram.” Ability "to fully protect the poisoning death of a man, Ed- Souligny of 249 Kennedy Rd. The young executive, who Is .In Saylng he could use another American consumer.” wards said, there was a prompt Photo Hours: Tue.-Wed.-Sat. 10-12 & 1-5 his 30s, moved to Manchester *67 million for 800 more food in- He described FT»A as being investigation, public warning. 'A Division of S. Gellis & Co., Inc. Thurs.-Friday 10-12 & 1-7 from Philadelphia where he for­ merly headed a similar CJontrol Date operaticsi. According to Souligny, the move was undertaken because the leased facility at Bloomfield was too small for the firm’s Cm AL VILLAGE/ DRIVEWAYS growing operations and could ^■Hdng .Areas s Gas Stjstlons s Basketball OowHs not be expanded. . l Now BooUng tor Seasonal W (^ Factors In -the decision to open 6 days Alt Work Personally S v^ rvlaed . W s are 199%

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during the weeks immediately the SEC has declined to com­ Passport Checks Vernon ment on the investigation, In­ Tribal Call SEC Collecting Names before Cotter’s rejection of the. merger. cluding the latest development. Bewilder Czechs PROOF! NO OTHER WAY OF FOOD SHOPPING BEATS MINI-PRICING ! ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES ENTEBBE, Uganda (AP) The newspaper also said it A Hartford broken said Tues­ MUNICH, Germany (AP) — Teacher Team Completes —Prince Ronald MutebI, son In IT T Stock Activities understood that some people who day, however, the SEX? is Czechoslovak border officials of Uganda's first president HARTFORD (A P ) — The Se­ Democratic congressman. Issued sold Hartford Fire stock Just be­ “ digging Into activity that the turned back 122 persons at Special Education Guides and last king of the abolish­ curities and Exchange Oommls- rulings cm the proposed merger. fore the merger was rejected firm might have had- to do with West German crossing points in ed Buganda kingdom, has On Dec. 18, 1960 he denied the bought the company’s stock Just either Hartford Fire or ITT July “ because their outward sion, investigating the tnergar ot A complete special educatl(Mi The guide also includes a arrived to the greeting of merger, then on May 23, 1970 before the merger was approved stock.” appearance did not agree with the Hartford Fire Insurance Ci). curriculum guideline to all stu­ lis t of 'suggested activities for thousands o t cheering Bh- he approved it. five months later. He said the SEC phoned him their passport photos,” West ■PRICED U l W EEK STECUIS! dent devel<^ment services has the various areas and Euitivities ganda tribesmen. and the Intemational Telei^one Cotter’s rejection of the mer-, The day before Cotter ap­ July 28 asking for a report on German border authoriOes re­ been completed under the di­ of the past that have been suc­ Mutebl’s visit was played and Telegraph Co., has asked ger was published In newspapers proved the merger, Hartford all trading of Hartford Fire or ported today. They said most aper said. plied the Information in a letter extreme case they encountered Shbp restored. The 650-page guide will be visual aids, various experts. 1970. The Hartford Courant said The SE)C reportedly Is investi­ to the SEC last week. was that of two Yugoslavs Del Monte SUPERMARKETS one of the few, if not the first, The guide will be distributed The prince, 16, came here The trading during that time Wednesday it had learned that gating “ irregularities” invtdv- wearing open-neck shirts. They Scott Tuesday for summer vaca­ In the state to outline in detail to all of the teachers In the sys­ includes the two dates oit which certain pet^le in Hartford, who ing the merger, including ques­ Drivers of disabled cars In were turned back because their the Instructional phase for pre­ tem, not Just to those who are tion. form er State Insurance Commis­ held a substantial number of passport photos showed them Sliced Peaches tionable trading of stock in Hart-, Liondcn are given exemptions Jumbo Towels school, trainable mentally specifically in the special edu­ sioner William R. Cotter, now Hartford Fire shares, sold them ftrfd before both decisions. But from iMirklng restrictions. with ties (si, he said. handicapped, educable mental­ cation department. From our Frozen Food I)eptJ ly handicapped, perceptually Before the guide went to the 17 tz printers, several experts were handicapped and emotionally CMS 168 disturbed students. called in . from area colleges in­ Both Kerkin and Magliocco cluding the University erf Con­ Sheet Spar Kool Drinks highly commended the staff of necticut, Southern Connecticut. HAPPY PACES... AND STOCKED SHHVES... AS ALWAYS! 4 Roll mm Grape, Orangeade, some 30 teachers who worked Central Connecticut and the m m m m m m rn University of Hartford, fltiese Fruit Punch, Lem­ during the past school year, on Lime, Rasp­ many hours, to complete work experts went over the guide < berry Lemon. on the guide which has now and offered constructive criti­ 1 0 ““ 8 9 ' gone to the printers. cism concerning areas where Magliocco said they saw the they felt changes might be Tho m o re H O B b u n . . . Birds Eye Tasti Fries 4 ‘.V.‘ 95‘ need for such a guide and de­ made. Del Monte Magliocco said the State De­ Friend’s cided to ' undertake the task of Banquet Fried Chicken 2 » . ^ . 5 9 getting one together. The guide partment of Education has al­ \ PINEAPPLE- takes into account the concepts ready requested a copy. The Involved in any one area, Ker­ special educatl(m department n o u s a v e ! 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Sliced Bacon GRAND UNIOH Sugor Lured to prees return of democratic “a major war” between Pakis­ Sauerkraut UNION Napoo Bacon l-Tb diced 75 ' tan and India. rule was upheld by the House COUNTRY STYLE - LOIN RIB END PORTION The House rejected amend­ Shoulder Roast Armour Bacon ^1"/.? 7 5 ' 122 to 67 Tuesday night after a ments to cut off aid to BrazU shouting, accusaUmi-trading de­ All cut from USDA Choice beef from feder­ bate. until reports of political torture 4 $118 Oscar Mayar T-J^pocIwSr, S5' k W H O LE l 4 ally. inspected plants. Delihdhico Steak are discounted; trim (206 mUi SWIFTS Cutoff of up to (446 miUit. O / Pot Pies 6 t ‘l Cheese it 0 1 pkg) with this coupon (10 pk.of 1.7 tav.) whh coupon the shooting apparently occurred Peas & Carrots Baked fresh in our own bakery! Health & Beauty items to save you money! 01 overriding interest, an escape during an argument. Thru Aug. 7. Limit 1 pkg per customer Thru Aug. 7. Limit 1 pkg per customer clause in the bill. Harper was apprehended for 1 16 IZ (JStopeShop Even then the bill would Umlt the possession of a "large Rhubarb Pie c Close-Up Toothpaste mejim Greek aid to the (90 milUon ap­ SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN rpes**«tta»AeaeesjMLajuiajiaejULaee. amount” of heroin in his apart­ i Pkl Tangy and sweet, a delicious com­ f22oi proved last year, not the Presi­ ment in Waterbury July 29 and Jv.-’ bination ot tastes. Made trom fresh pkg 89' rhubarb. You’ll enjoying saving 4.6 q z $ 9 dent’s (118 million. also was charged with resisting FRESH TOR 12 oz the mini pricing® way. Tubes I Rep. Cornelius E. OaUagfabT. arrest accord^ to a detective Stop & 1 lb Stop & Shop Fudge Cake a2. pkgspkas j L CantalpupesHo2'"791 SuieetCorn SoftMargarine Shop pkgs D-N.J., wdio won the Pakistani in Waterbury. 40‘ off , 25< off Boston Dream Pie *'3 ofi*g°'’ 5 9 ‘ lattMt aid suspension in committee, Wilmington pcdlce said Harper Soa AAaid 3 t.S 8 5 ' IV3 lb 9c Oft label—4.5 o i lube was in North Carolina to visit Cucum bers lON^-GRIlN 3 29*^ Blueberries ^

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South African ♦ ♦* f Events Ordinance Tabled Critically 111 f;- ^ '' Directors Vote Funds, After Traiwplant CAPE TOWN, SouilN^rlca VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE ALL FAMOUS MAKE YAP) — Adrian HerbertXwho underwent a heart-lung tr m a . r 3 h s i l l ^ Reject Zone Law Officer plant 10 days ago, was in criti­ IMPORTED SPANISH FALL FASHION cal condition today after emer­ By OIJiNN OAMBER through outside private orgatil- DlscussitHis of the proposed gency surgery to repair a loose (Herald Rei>orter) zatlons, such as the Boy Scouts ordinance to regulate special GENUINE LEATHER DRESSES who iast year sold bags for a events in town centered around connection In his new organs. The Board of Directors small profit. questions of what limits should Herbert, 49. has lived longer last night approved $91,- Zinsser and Pletrantonlo ques- ^e set before an event becomes than anyone else after a graft FOR JUNIORS of both heart and lungs. His op­ JANDBAGS 285.28 in appropriations; Uoned- whether or not thp town spe^al eration by Dr. ChrisUfCan Barn­ selling elsewhere turned down a proposed s^Ung the b ^ s infringed on ^ a S ^ " ’’afthe'^reesU on ard’s transplant team was the selling elsewhere at $28 to $36 $13,000 appropriation for P^vate enterprise. of“ ^ t ^ T i n ^ e ? ap^hited a fourth attempted and the first MISSES, WOMEN'S JUNIORS the salary and expenses of Town Manager Robert WeiM member bl-partisan com- outside the United States. at $6 to $12 a zoning enforcement of- received no complaints niitteg to review and refine the The previous longest survivor of such surgery lasted eight \ l ficer; and tabled action on o ^ e r a w d M tT d ttat there w ^ propos^ o r d i^ c e with FAMOUS MAKER marshall’s low price marshall’s low price „ notcQ uiai mere was council John Shea Jr. On that days. a proposed ordinance to no one at last night’s meeting to ,jommlttee are Zinsser, Mrs. Barnard and other senior regulate special events in complain about the program. 'perguson, and Jon Norris, members of his transplant ALL NUDE to'wn. He reported that the bags ^quie there was almost unanl- team were unavailable Tuesday Due to extended and repetl- would be colored as opposed to nious support for the Idea of when It was discovered that A tlve discussion about the zoning the clear bags us^d last year, gugh gn orc^inance, considerable one of the couplings made dur­ PANTY HOSE enforcement officer and the and would be stronger.-Riey will concern was expressed by ing the operation J^y 26 had to proposed special events ordl- probably come In packages of nvembers of the public and dl- sprung a leak and/alr was en­ selling elsewhere at nance, a large portion of the dl- this year. Last year, the first {.ggtors about the possibility of tering Herbert’^-mest cavity. $1.50 (if perfe^ rectors agenda was never y®ar the bags were sbld by the placing too much of a burden on A tube was inserted between • Contrast Trim Styles! reached. The board will meet town, they came in bundles of 20. iggal civic or school organiza- Herbert’s yttw (o remove the air while surgeons pondered • Tote Styles! Choose from long sleeve again next 'Tuesday to continue $3,BOO for the repair of side- nons who run events such as the marshairs wool jersey dresses, short work on the agenda. walks and surbs damaged as the fireworks every July 4 at Mt. their next move. Late ’Tuesday • Fringe Trim Styles! sleeve coiduroy dresses, The appropriations approved result of work on 1-84. The mon- Nebo, the Thanksgiving Day nlgbt, they decided to operate low and patch the break In his right • Suede and Leader Styles! sleeveless corduroy jump­ Include: ®y will be reimbursed to the poot Race, or even a normal T3»" 1) 1B8 38B28 to the Hlriiwav town from the Insurance compa- higjh gghooi football game. Windpipe connection. price ! 5 > ers, long pant dresses, long The surgery was successful, All theta ttylet and many, many more velour dresses, 2-pc. wool D e p i X '^ for Im pnvX ente “ *® who worked Director WlUlam FitzGerald including all the most wanted shapes and to town roads. This amount was “ * “ ® suggested two changes In the a spokesman at Groote Schuur skirt sets, in all the latest Hospital said. He described Fof wear with your barest summer sizes. This hat to be one of the "hottest" received from the state as com- Walks and curbs to be re- proposed ordinance as It Is Fall colors including footwear, ^oose our multi-fila­ handbag buys whe have EVER made At pensation for damages to town paired will be thoi^ most severe- worded now. First that an event Herbert’s condition variously as ment all sheer panty hose. For a these low prices you can have an up-to- camel, lilac, berry, black roads which- resulted from ty damaged on the south side of become ‘‘special" when its an- "reasonable," “weak" and the-minute style handbag to suit your sheer, smooth look from your toes. and brown. All First hea'vy equipment traveling to Hartford Rd. between McKee ticipated attendance Is -between satisfactory." every mood. All First Quality ' • r Informed sources said the to your waist. Colors of sunglowi Quality. the cmistructibn site of the as and West Sts., according to Wll- 3,600 and B,000 rather than 2,000 cinnamon, sunspioa and taupe.l patient's life was hanging by a yet unopened stretch of 1-84 ham O’Neill, director of public as proposed. Slight Irregulars. SIZES 3 to 15 slender thread and his condi­ through the south end of town, works. Second, he suggested that the ONE SIZE FITS ALL SPORTSWEAR DEPT. DRESS DEPT. tion was critical. Herbert had a LINGERIE DEPT. 2) $12,000 to the PoUce De- 6) $700 to the Cemetery De- ordinance speclflcaUy exclude close call last Wednesday when paiW ent for Special PoUce partment for the purchase of town sponsored or Board of Ed- his body began rejecting the Services In Wickham Park and cemetery lots. The lots will be ucatlon sponsored events. new lungs, but massive In­ at two construction sites in bought from people who have Farr said, "I think It would be jections of drugs pulled him town. T ie money wUl be relm- moved out of town or for other awfully easy In an ordinance Connecticut Flag for Maine Scout Base through. bursed to the town by the reasons no longer want the lots. Uke this to forget the purpose Trustees of Wickham Park and The lots wiU be resold. of the ordinance." . Almost all This Connecticut state flag will be flying over the for a week of wilderness camping and lake and M EN’S FAMOUS MAKER the contractor working « i the in turning down the $13,(»0 who spoke agreed that the pur- river canoeing are from West Simsbury Troop 170, Tallest Man on 66 NATIONALLY improvements to the Broad and for a zoning enforcement offi- pose of the ordinance would be new Boy Scout Maine-Matagamon Wilderness OUTSTANDING VALUE! ADVERTISED Center Sts. .Intersection and the cer, most directors cited the to prevent a Powder Ridge In Base, in the Allagash area north of Baxter State but one„ Roger Adams, didn’t make it for the pho­ STANTON, MO. (AP) — Ed RAIN OR SHINE » c<»itractor Installing water and current tight economy as their Manchester, Park, Maine, when these scouts arrive there later to. The other scouts are from Troop 98 and Ex­ Carmel, who claims to be the FROM A FAMOUS MAKER NOVELTY sewer lines along Spencer St. to reason and asked that more ef- Mrs. Perguson said, “ I don’t today. It was presented to them on departure this plorer Post 120 in Manchester. From left, the world's tallest man at 9 feet, 1 t o Inch, has, much ground to cov­ Hlllstown Rd. forts be made have existing think the fee Is as Important as morning by State Sen, David Odegard, in white scouts are Paul Dollard (170), David Hiers (98), 3) $e,T(X) to the PoUce Depart- personnel perform the zoning the permission.” She expressed Mark Hafner (98), Victor J. Dupuy II, (98), er. PERMA-PRESS CASUAL ACRYLIC LINED COATS ment for Phase n of the Police follow ups. concern over burdening charit- shirt, to expedition scoutmaster Frank J. Ennis, He is traveling up and down Thomas Smith (170), and James Messier (120). selling elsewhere at In-Servlce Training Program. Joseph Swensson, chairman of gbig organizations running a at his right. The other leader, extreme left, is 2,200 miles of U.S. 66 this sum­ SLACKS FOR BOYS^ The program is entering Its sec- the -Planning and Zoning Com- fund raising event with the pro-Louis Hafner. Three of the seven scouts headed (Herald photo by Pinto) mer making speeches, public PANTS $50 to $70 (if perfect) . ond year. The money comes mission, attended last night’s posed $100 license fee. appearances and distributing selling elsewhere at $3 / ' from a state grant and goes to meeting and spoke In favor of suggested that the ordln- constitutional right and Should would be protected^against p<«- th® - :* than three consecutive days. lliree Oppose Sale that the position could be part- event meets health and safety icii Questions Oonslltatloiiallty rf.-joi-rta The appropriation was ap- time and start In January. Dl- Barbara Baker of 64 Deepwood standards That's right 99c! These rugged When you think of "fall proveoproved byoy a fivenve tolo threewee vote,voie. rectorreeior Mrs. Vivian Perguson „„noHonPd the constitutional- Prank Luplen of 21 Sunset St. pants come in colors of navy, w . fashion" think of Marshall's, Directors Donald Wells, Carl moved that Weiss look Into the Dr. qu e^ on ^ e conM^ suggested two changes In the M a n c h e ste r HOME MORTGAGES brown and green solids. 'Fashion then come on down to see this Now at typical Marshatl’s savings get a zip-out Zinsser, and Anthony Pletran- powlbUlty c l a^-tlm e zon^ L L toe^^^ lSe f^ pe^le pr^osal-that a $6,(^ bond he lined single or double breasted rain or shine right' with half boxer waist and zip great group of pants. Included [ u ' tonlo voted are jean styles, button front m coat for fall. See them in single or double ‘^^ould pro- Ifa— rJ^^uTax^le ?S^ed In addlUon to toe^ fro n t Re-enforced knees and perm­ breasted styles (even some belted styles) in Wells Indicated % styles, side rip styles and wouia pre noara voiea i claimed peaceful asaembage Is license fee so that the town SAVINGS anent press features make this the more. Novelty tweeds, checks, colors of brown, navy arid tan. Slight Irregu­ fer to promote the sale of bags reel Weiss to do this. most sensational value in boys' plaids end solids in the| lars. pants ANYW HERE! All First Qual­ N E W E S T fall fashion colors. SIZES 36 to 44 Slight Irregulars. ity. ' A LOAN SIZES 6 to 18 SIZES 3 TO 7 MEN'S DEPT. SPORTSWEAR D£PT. CHILDREN’S DEPT. Association NOW SEW FOR FALL FASHIONS EB CES EOF Now you con Iwy your Foil Fabrics early when Hie widest selection is available and still get unbelievably LOW, LOW PRICES. MEN’S FAMOUS MAKER THE ANNUAL EVENT YOU WAIT FOR IS HERE AGAIN... LONG SLEEVE DRESS AUGUST WHITE SALE SHIRTS AND BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS! selling elsewhere at I $7 to $10 (if perfect) CONN. FABRIC SUPPLY CO. FAMOUS U.S. MAKERS-TOP QUALITY BACK-TO-S(»IOOL BEDSPREAD SPECIAL , marshall’s low price CANVAS DECK OXFORDS RUGGED "TIGHT WOVEN" MAIN STREET HEBRON, CONN. FOR MEN AND BOYS RIB CORD PERM A-PREST 228-3804 Tim e to lay in a fresh supply Open Monday and Saturday 9:00 A.M. Hll 9:00 P.M. selling elsewhere at $3.95 (if perfect) IN TWIN AND BUNK SIZE of shirts for fell. Shop M w - shall's for the L A T E S T in Perfect for home and dorm alike! Assorted colors. Complete with feature found marshall’s low price solid and fancy long sleeve in much higher priced deck Slight Irregulars. dress shirts in all the latest shoes. A t this low price you'll colors. Each with N EW long want to boy more than one ^ - 7 point collar styles. Slight Irreg­ : I pair. Sizes and quantities >TWIN SIZE selling elsewhere (if perf.) at $10.98 ulars. limited so hurry in. Slight I SIZES 14 to 17 Irregulars. marshall's low price i M E N 'S D EP T FASHION CORDUROYS .... *1A9 yd. SH O E D EP T. I ' V i 'y 45“ WWe. Maclilne WahaMe. Flret FaslilcHi am rtiiyiit Includw WIDE W ^ •BUNK SIZE selling elsewhere (if perf.) at $7.98 NO WALE, THICK *N THIN, FANCY CUTS and PRINTS. Compote at $1.99 - $2.99

marshall's low price ^ 7r 7r FAMOUS MAKER DOMESTIC'S DEPT. ______FAMOUS MAKER 1 AUGUST WHITE SALE SPECIAL! ''KASHA” LINEDW^. PERMANENT PRESS CORDUROY «1.00 yd. TERRICLOTH // P FULL SIZE GOOSE FEATHER SLIPPERS 7 / NYLON JACKETS' ^ 4 5 " wide, 5Q®/o Polyester, 50®/o Cotton, Machine Washable Pinwole Corduroy. Com­ Home can be like this \ BED PILLOWS FOR BOYS pare at $1.99 FOR MEN & WOMEN selling elsewhere at $7.98 selling elsewhere selling elsewhere at \ marshall’s low price Family itching for a place of their own . . a place where If you prefer the at $ 1 2 they can live life to its fullest? Then come in and !earn $3.99 to $6.99 (if perfect)] "super soft" feel of marshall’s low price about Manchester Savings & Loan's new. lower mortgage AUGUST WHITE SALE SPECIAL goose feathers don't PRINTED MATTE JERSEY . . . *1.39 yd. marshall’s low price miss outi All in a rate of Y'/i per cent. Learn how you can add to your beautiful tick. First SCAHER RUGS / Quality. 54" Wide, Acelote/Nylan, Machine Washable. Compare at $2.98 mortgage later on for repairs or remodeling without a re­ selling elsewhere at $3 to $8 financing charge, or. pay up your mortgage before the PILLOW CASE ASSORTR^NT The jacket he'll wear most on marsh aU’t Don't go back-to-school without 'em. In solids, the cool days ahead. Mom will scheduled date withgut penalties. low prints, stripes. First Quality and Slight Irregulars. love the easy washability and These lightweight home or travel price w a te r re p e lle n t features. slippers are ideal for guys end gals marshall’s Raglan sleeves with snap- Come in tomorrow and we'll answer your questions. No Chenilles, braids, broadlooms - too who like stylish comfort at a PKGS. O F 2 low button front style. Colors of TO MANCHESTER many to describe A LL outstanding modest price. Assorted styles and VALUES TO $6 price red, green, navy, blue and obligation. o( course. colors. Limited sizes-Slight Irregu­ valuesi First quality and Irregulars. (if perfect) maroon. First Quality. lars. DOMESTIC'S DEPT SIZES S-M-L-XL ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SIZES S4A- L P U G D E P T. 100% Polyester Double Knits BOYS' DEPT, SH O E D E P T. MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION -To G SO Inches Wide. Rt 66. o o g i Columbia) G Wash and Wear 1007 MAIN STi/ e ET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 725 PARK AVI. CONN. COVENTRY/OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 . UM oyt 410 CENTER ST. CARHELD ST. BLOOMHELD FABRIC G Huge Selection, Fall and Summer Colors. MANCHESTER NEWINGTON ** m a r s h a l l ^ ^ ( A* SUPPLY. G Compare at $5.00, $6.00, $7.00. < V , • ,.v * - * To Colcl^ester '

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r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER E^)TE^IN^^ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., \V^i)NESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 Council Scraps No-Scrap Plan TH E r SOUTH SAN PRANCISOO FAMITA^s^ Calif. (AP) — A c i t ^ d e ban on the sale of beverages to no- LAWYER. PAmWAN By Presbyterians (Campbellltes) return bottles and cans has Storm Jameaon. Harper. $6. times the family relationships been scrapped by the girl wander through the small ers, sew on the part with the a dozen novels herself, in her knob first. Rub chalk on the cooking foods can be seasoned stepladder he knows is defective, later years she has come to the and medium towns of the South, to one operation. tells the customer it is safe; Chuck Fillet Steak ib 95^ and at first their rackets are for knob. ’Then press against the OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY 7 9 ^ ctmclusion that a really serious material vdiere the other end of 4) a drunk warbles “Sweet Blueberries Chuck Steak CUT FROM RIB PORTION OF FORM lOlN _ ^ small sums. ’They collect a few Semi-Annual Sale Cross-Stitched CUT FOR STEW , novelist should work slowly and the snap is to be placed. There K SPECIALS Adeline” outside a hospital win­ produce a very few works in a doUars from recently widowed Great Savings! WA’TKINS On (Limited Time Only) , Country Style Ribs ib 55^ is your correct position. dow- at midnight. 8 9 ‘ lifetime, perhaps no more than housewives, for Bibles their hus- BROS, is having their biggest Gingham Each of these actions is oral— Boneless Chuck five. l>ands supposedly had ordered. mattress sale of the year. . . . and each is unlawful. Further­ BONELESS ’They try a “lost wallet” trick Senior Oitiaens C^>eoial 3 . $ 1 PLUMP & MEATY Any writer and anyone inter­ Sterns & Foster personalized *10 Permanent more, they were unlawful when CHUCK ested in writing should find that (the victim is told he will share Need perking up? PARISOAN bedding to 3 degrees of firm­ the Constitution was adopted. So the contents of the wallet, and COISTDIRE at 66 Oak St. will Cholestrol Treatment with Shanyioo tc Set the reading of Miss Jameson’s ness, med. firm—firm—extra Pros tings is the deliberate disruption of a CHICKEN PARTS SMOKED BUTTS no-n ^ runs to more than 700 pages, been carried off by a famUy of sportswear and strawbags. Stop w ith PHOTO-GUIDE is in seasonal Items sale priced still—Now Is the time to pick ess-duty! No. 5983 has that enables a free society to func­ REGULAR OR LEMON plus Illustrations, d a rk has white trash. Lee coaches Addle to and browse—^you’ll find lots Waist Sizes 23" to 31". apron directions; graphs tion. It is wbat the law is all to pose as the lost granddaugh­ of great values reduced for this Size 24" . . . regular, 1% up a great buy at a savings. ■;.r99* packed into it enough detail to for rose and pansy bor­ Register in Advance about. Sunkist Oranges 1 0 69'^ Pledge ipake it the equivalent of an ter. ’The final plot twist is a dan­ sale! yards of 54-inch; midi, Open ’Till 9 on ’Thursdays. ders. LIBBY 1% yards. SEND In coins for aich pattom even larger book. dy. sot An American Bar Association EXTRA FANCY ______’This book is a fun thing, Dip cut-out Mscuits to melted Patterns available only When putting laundered cur­ — Inclndes postage and handling. for Fall Fvening Classes public service feature by Will Tomato Juice 3 ^ 8 9 ^ Hie general public still vague­ in sizes shown. AimK Cabot, Menchei^ CAMPBELL'S aimusing, entertaining—and its butter or margarine before put­ tains to a drawer, fold them so • KvcBlmr Herald. 1160 AVE. Bernard. ly remembers Einstein as a sort SEND 7St In coins for ooeh pottom 1 ^ SMpP RIIiCHERRT GRAPE FRUIT PUNCH heroine the sharpest little gal ting them to the pan to go into that the tops and bottoms' are OF ABEEBICA8, NEW YOBK. Now thru Friday, August 27 YVCucumbers SHOP-RITE KOSHER can A A „ o r a n g e M ' -4» * ^ of iather of relativity, perhaps — Inclndot postogo ond handling. N .Y . 16(166. . ‘aoc Tpmato Soup vriio ever came down the pike. together, then the ^ creases O 1971 American Bar Assodation b*l SHOP-RITE not recalling that he let Mmself the oven and the tops will be Sue Banett, Manchester Print Name, Address with ZIP Monday thrtJ Friday, 11:00 am - 8:00 pm bill Spears o I:!" Fruit Drinks 4'..:. 1 be carried into an involvement She’s a crazy kid, but so was nice and brown. E venlax H erald, 1160 ATE. formed wUl work out when the CDDE ind Styld NnmDtr. $1 OF AMEBIOA8, NEW YOBK, NEW.SHOP RITE VEGETABLE ,-qg Apple Sauce cant X s h o p -r it e M l-q* Q with paciflsm and Zionism. Huck Finn. N Y . 16666. ■- curtains are hung. When the The Spring & Summer by appointment only gal ^ I 7 VEGETARIAN BEANSOR BEANS WITH PORI dark presents him as a con­ MUes A. Sndtli Put your pastry board across Print Hoaio, Addroto «ltk ZIP curtains are folded lengthwise, ’71 ALBUM is 654, includes I6..QQC Apricot Nectar o'ca^oy^ CODE, Stpla Nnmhor ind tin. Baby Seals 1 3 - 1 9 0 Salad Oil tradictory man, in his later Associated Press the washbowl before you clean these creases will remain in or postage and handling. University Hall Room 216 WISHBONE CALIFORNIA ONION DELUXE Heinz ^a n s 6 FLOWER BUILTS. .. Sli appllqdt FRENCH. RUSSIAN. ITALIAN out your medicine cabinet. ’This The Spring and Summer have to be Ircmed out again. O O C SHOP-RITE years a tragic figure who had ’71 Basic FASHION Book is and six pieced deilghsi Pettem makes a handy taUe to hold the plecei,lecet, directloni tor alll 0101- I., 1 Qc Rice-A-Roni fallen behind the scientific pace. $1.00, includes postage Evening Courses in To Die In bll WHVPAVMORE'PRIDEOFTHEFARM ^ l-lb MARGARET AND I. By bottles and jars while you are Auttienticlty I SSt, Incindei poslagt and hen- White Vinegar At the beginning d a rk cites Kate Wilhelm. Uttte, Brown. and handling. the contradictions: “The Ger­ working. Real old fashioned apothe­ Arts and Sciences Ftorida Limes 6 <- 25^ $5.96. OQC Catsup 3 ti; 89* man who detested the f i r ­ cary jars now available at Business and Public Administration Annual Hunt Health & Beauty Aids Chase & Sanbom «■" Corn Flakes '*** WHOLE KERNELorCREKM ST v lE ■ The “I” of the book’s title is AUTHENTTCITY I. Jars and SHOP-RITE SELECT 7% -ox $ 1 varieties KELLOGG 5 mans; the pacifist who encdiu-- the subconscious mind of Mar­ You will have no trouble with ANTI-PERSPIRANT SPRAY .lids are ground Into .each other .Oftimes an ^ttrsicUye . pfiir ,trf ^Education Art_ En^rtoeering By.RiBNNETB L. .WHITINO cans ^ 'i-..39« Shop-Rite Corn 6 * 1 aged men to arms and played a garet herself. potkets .tearing at toercSmeiSI‘ 4 significant part in the birth of •to mak^ a“ c6mplete hioisturo cafestyle curtains may be sal- Secretarial^cience ' AMoclatedPMM'Writer 7 LYSOL TOILET Pop ta ils . Not only that, but the "I” is Books Added if you reinforce them. Stitch a proof seal. Great for spices, vaged from the good part of a O CHICKEN OF THE SEA CHUNK nuclear weaiXHis; the Zioiiist the narrator of this odd psy­ flat tape or strip of selvage a who wiidied to placate the Ar­ dried fruits, candy, cookies, worn pair of full-length curtains. Courses lead tO/(fegree or certificate JOHANNESBURG (AP) — At BANH A N DRY U H T O A Bowl Cleaner White tuna Z^ca^SS*^ Stewed Tomatoes 4 can^»S9^ chological novel, alternately material on the underside of the leant 80,000 baby seals will be abs,” and a iriiysicist who clung Classes begin "pljesday, September 7 blerding with Margaret’s con­ A t L ib r a r y pocket as you stitch on the pock- Use any leftover cloth from killed to toe annual hunt now to his own idea of the universe, scious mind and then separa­ ASSORTED. WHITE, DECORATED SHOP-RITE WHOLE & SLICED simultaneously believing in a _ , . Remove burned or charred making either dining room Or under way off South Africa and Deodorant WHY PAY MORE? Greater Being. ting itself. FlcUtm cloto when you are sevdng ^ y kitchen curtains to fashion UniveiBity College South-West Africa. REGULAR. HARO TO HOLD ULTRA HOLD Margaret has been having a- Blacker—Tile middle of the fire kind ot slippery material and it enamel aluminum or grtmlte matching placemats for your Univere^ty of Hartford As to Canada and Norway, ’Ihe author tells how the bad time. Married to Bennett, a w-k.1____ » J.W- ^ ______WB.A- wzrlll owhoVirv** 4^ IraAW 4f ’ ^ young Einstein studied elec­ Bloomfield—Life for a life ^11 help anchor it and keep it g^^ee pans by covering the bot- table. 200 Bloomfield Avenue, West Hartford 523-4811 where similar hunts are con­ Adorn Hair Spray 99* WHITE humorless automaton who trav­ from sliding off your lap as you ducted, animal lovers deplore SUNSWEET SCOTT Oampbell-Nothing doing l a b e l tromagnetism and produced his els around the country writh a tom with any good household 12c OFF REGULAR OR MINT Special ’Theory; studied gravity CreaBey—A nest of traitors work. bleach and place on low gas the operation. But fishermen maverick political candidate, To keep metal lids of salt say their livelihood is threat­ and produced his General Theo­ Ferrars—A stranger and afraid flame and let simmer. In a shakers from corroding, coat Ultra Brite Toothpaste ‘ 59* Margaret is starved not only Clothes are dampened more ened unless the seal herds are REGULAR. BODY A NEW LEMON POTATOES ry. d a rk gives a layman’s ex­ Franklin—Murder ’Trapp short time, all burned and yjg inside with melted paraffin PRUNE J U K E TOWELS for sex but also for love. Ben­ evenly and more quickly with controlled. Government experts planation of relativity that is nett’s aunt Josle has departed Kanter—Snake to the glass, a scorched spots will be gone. and, wMle the paraffin is still Tame Creme Rinse ■99* more understandable than most. warm water instead of cold. assert “cuUtog” is necessary to for Etogland to mourn the death novel soft, punch throug;h the holes keep down the herds, estimated lOc OFF LABEL SHOP-RITE He also records the works of Kirk—The embassy Madonna ’They are also ready to iron more Fairway JUST ARRIVED of her lover Paul, a i^ysicist quickly as warm water pene­ with a pin. to total one mlUion. other physicists showing bow who was on the verge of a Klrst--’The adventures of Pri- You just can’t beat the home Green Mouthwash 39* they were related to Ehnstein’s trates the fabric better. This year’s South African op­ • great discovery; at Bennett’s vstie Faust made jellies and jams—FAIR­ NEW HEATHER GROUP eration is expected to net about 3 work. He portrays his sut^ect in WAY on Mato St. has all the Pin a strip of velvet or felt suggestion Margaret goes into McMahon— Jink around the head of your sewing $1.4 mllUon to foreign ex­ Baby Lotion 79* his later years as resisting the seclusion at Josie’s remote cot­ Maugham—’Ihe wrong )ieopIe To make a quick choclate canning and freezing supplies. SHOP RITE lOc OFF LABEL EXTRA RICH •IS' change. Tlie hunt takes place 3 3 new theories of indeterminacy machine to keep phis to so they tage by the sea. Supposedly she Salinger—On instructions of my frosting for a cake, place a ---- will always be within easy annually in the July-September and quantum mechanics, while will “find herself” there. government candy bar on the top while the Bakery apple pie turns into a Green Shampoo 59* struggling unsuccessfully to de­ reach. period when the pups are about Frozen Foods There are complications Simenon_The rich man cake is still warm and let it real culinary' delight when the seven or eight months old and (Genetial Merchandise) SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE Deli Dept velop a theory that would en­ when two nosey scientists, un­ Simmons _ ’Ihe year of the melt. ’Then spread it with a pie is covered with pieces of SHOP RITE compass both electromagnetism Th remove the odor of per­ only partly weaned. ’The pelt is SYLVANIA YELLOW der the impression that M ar^- rooster Cheddar cheese and put under and gravity. He* delves into the spiration from garments, .rub to prime condition at this time. 60 WATT 100 WATT ret is Josie, persuade her to let Scoales—Duckfoot , broiler just until cheese melts. ovei^'the strained areas with one It may bring $14 on the United pack personal anecdotes and myths them see Paul’s notebooks, ob­ Don’t iron terry cloth towels ORANGE iiAfK CANNED ao39 COFFEE 8 $1 that surrounded Einstein’s life. Non-Fiction part of ammonia to eight parte States, British or German fur BUG viously with the intention of Andersep-’Teaching film anima­ as this flattens the loops and Make baby a durable bib by of ■water, market. And he devotes special attention steali^ his ideas. There is a 1 1 lO 700 JUICE HAM to all the circumstances sur­ tion t^. children makes them less absorbent. Fold folding a wash cloth to half and Government expert C.L. Bos­ bulbs' further complication when Mar­ and they will stack neatly. cutting out half the neckline. UTE LIGHTENER ^ I rounding Einstein’s letter to Burn—Higher education in nine Always oil your sewing ma- nian who reckons that 200,000 garet meets Jdm, a doctor of f L DORADO PATTIRN 16 02 ^ H President Roosevelt in 1939 countries Stitch bias tape around all sides Qbtoe according to the diroc- seal pups are-bom each season, ■ _____r X I - . — M COLORED OR WHITE COOPER jm . SHOP-RITE REGULAR OR THICK OCOMA GOLOfN BROWN ZIB hO theology who is broad-minded ______The water turkey has ability leaving strings long enough to tlons to the booklet that came says: ‘"rhousands die liefore about the possibility of nuclear about sex. Cnstel—World development Iced Tea Glasses QP Spread Slices y.r49* Sliced Bacon 59* Fried Chicken fission—and a bomb. Dowd—How to get out of debt Ito swim submerged with only its tie. ^ jh it and not as you think it they reach riiaturlty either by BOLOGNA. COOKED SALAMI LUNCH MEA.T At times it seems that Mar­ drowning, being take by sharks ^ \ SOFT PARKAY fhr the merely casual reader garet feels she is Josie—or is and stay out of debt head above water and gives the ------should be done. Ice Cream Dept l-lb Edwardes—East-West passage appearance of a swimming Jo prevent your plastic draj^ ------or simply being unable to stand ______SHOP BITE ptg there is more meat in this book ■that just a fantasy? SHOP-RITE Margarine p?.39* cold Cuts 69* ‘Shop-RiteBagels4'»; §9* up to the conditions of nature.” — _ — ' ALL MEA-PORMEATXIR ALL BEEF C O iuSJM H l U J-> M U D than he may care to chew. But . The device of the subcon­ Elisabeth CSiariotte. Princess snake. cooking Palatine—Letters from Use------curtain rexi as the wind blows, f^ngs instead of a fork. A Chitling therefore accouhts for ~ ■ I Jib it deserves far more attention scious mind as a narrator is a pk g than a casual reading. For both ^ la tta e -I^ tte rs from Lis ^Idgeridoo, a drone-pipe tape around the ,„^k S u r e s the meat, letting only 40 per cent of the annual K H V Yogurts 6 pM't Gem Franks 69* tricky thing to handle, and it is CHUNKY OR CREAM WHIPPED AXELROD ^ A . CAPITOL FARMS SKSKINLESS Sliced Meats 5^7-99^ the scientist and the interests not always effective. On the Falrservis—’Hie roots of ancient made from a five-foot length of drapery. juices escape. stock of pups, he estimates. I »lb layman this is a remarkably jncUa hollowed W(x>d, is played by Private contractors do toe • «nl69^ Franks• . M . . - - — Pl<9 69* other hand there are some jiq i-itRQ': Cottage Cheese CAPITOL FAIIMS AIX MiEJAT complete story of an extraordi- Fann—Readtogs to U.S. Imper- aborigles of northern Australia, To save irentog time, hang . ^ discolored waffle kllUng under supervision of toe r O p S I C I C b SHOP-RITE COLORED OR WHITE SHOP RITE GRADE A CAULIFLOWER i scenes that are enhanced by children’s pants and shorts on a wire brush on the government’s Division of Guano , nary man in an extraordinary this device. iallsm time. 'The bayonet took its name clothesline by the legs. Iron g^rids while they ai;e> hot. After Islands. pi.r59^ Polish Rings .99* MUes A. Smith Fodor’s—^London Sealers land on islands carry­ ALL MEAT OR ALL BEEF SHOP RIT- MUes A. Smith Associated Press Fbdor’s—Rome' from the French city of Bay- while still slightly damp to make cleaning, season the iron with toe'Cream Bars .7f.89* BROCCOLI Associated Press onne. toe crease stay^ longer. vegetable oil. ing strong wooden clubs. They Franks ii; 69* Future of toe family. Ed. by " Iced Tea ^ SHOP-RITE walk among young seals perch­ Seafood Savings' KRAFT Clayton Barbeau ed on rocks and try to kill z ib O Q c ANCESTORS. By William Healthy 'Water Gibbons—Stalking toe good life ^^'89*^ Sauerkraut pkg SPERRS4 8 9 . Maxwell. Km^t. $6.96. them with qne hard Wow to the Cheez Whiz ALL VARIETIES BIROS f VI Readers interested to early Goldfarb—Sexual repression and head between eyes and nose. MILK SHARI LOS ANGELEJS (AP) — With Victorian literature 20h»i RQC American lilstory, in genealogy The seal is then stabbed with a 61 70 TO ALB Appetizer Dept cant empty bottles and gallon cans-, GuIc^ardtoi-^-fllie history of Bakery Dept- Thick & Frosty and to the anecdotes of the hundreds of people gather from stiletto. IMPORTED POLISH SHOP RITE TATfRBiTCSo* 2 LB SNOESYH'NC family life of yesterday and the all over the county around a Florence An efficient team of sealers NEW> IMPROVED ENRICHED day before yesterday may be rocky fountain to Griffith Park Hahn—On toe side of toe apes B E A U T Y can kUl 200-300 animals a day. Potatoes 3.’**1 interested to Maxwell’s chro- to get the water they call the Hamlll—Plenty and trouble They use razor-sharp knives to SHOP RITE FROZCNFRESH COD OP Hanfreeht — Folk songs to set­ o iJ.... CHOPPED nicite of his ancestors. best there is. silt the animal’s front and then '“,'59* Maxwell is a novelist who has tings by master composers peel off the pelt. Perch Fillets “A neighbor told me about it Hegarty—’The successful speak­ FRESH SKINLESS & BONELESS turned liis attention to the 20 years ago and I've been WORKSHOP A layer of white blubber un­ WHITE BREAD ^ 69* many branches of his family ers planning guide ^ ROUTE 6 — BOL’TON, CONNKCTTCUT der toe skin is removed and I coming here ever since,” said SLIM SKIRT SLACKS tree. Most of Ids ancestors Helton — Hermitage hoepltaUty (8 minutes from Manchester) processed for the use to stock SHOP RITE LARGE 8 SIZE CHERRV APRICOT | m . DARK MEAT one among the crowd on a hot Higginbotham — The ' ivar of were Scots and the remainder Monday. PLEATED SKIRT BLOUSES feed and soap. The rest of the . 9 9 - Englishmen. They came to this American Independence BLAZER SHELLS carcass goes into food for live­ Fresh Baked P ies59* Turkey Roll A 72-year-old man said he Kahn — How people get “power — UNDER 21 GLUB -— ^ GOLD MARBLERINC ' ''b KITCHEN FRESH C H IC K ^O R C country to. the late .16th and drinks no other water and be­ stock or pete. ______FILLET e early 19th centuries, and gradu­ Knef — The gift horse WINPBERRY WHITE Pound Cake 59^^ Shrimp Salad b 09^= lieves it keeps him youthfid and Martin — Telling fortunes with If you’re a teen with a weight problem, join 2 ? * 2 ally drifted westward to the healthy. our Under 21 Club. 10 weeks of exercise, BLUEBERRY WHITE SESAME WHITM-RST process no^ central states—not as cards diet, nutrition, skin care, make-up, hair care, Not Much Pork frontiersmen, but as settlers. Those who make no health Montesqulou-Fezensac — ’Ihe figure control and posture, Sandwich Rolls "oH29^ American Cheese .b 89^ Using memoirs, letters and claims say the water is de­ Russian campaign, 1812 LADIES DRESS SHOP NEW YORK (AP) — The licious because it is natural wa­ Owen — The unlver» of toe COMPLETE FIGURE SALQN city’s Department of Consumer oral tradition, supplemented by 5S7 TIDE laundry Dishwasher research to the lilkories of the ter, or spring water, or un- mind Affairs announced that a study SALVO IVORY JOY period, he has reconstructed chlorinated or unfluoridated. Parker — ’The frying-pan m o PER GLASS of 10 leading brands of pork 8-lb lO-oz D e te r g e n t loibii oz ALL The chief park ranger, Glen and beans showed that the pork MIDDLE TFKE. ilQUID LIQUID the day-t(^day experiences of Peters — 'The harvest of Hellen­ STARTING IN SEPTEMBER OVER 21 OLUB TABLETS b o x box the settlers and their descen­ We^ks, says, "There is nothing ism MS-MM content in cans ranged from 7 dants) their hardships, BUcr-" -ttrfusual about the water.” Queen — Ellery Queen’s head­ Latest techniques, cosmetics, skin care, hair per.cent down to zero. MANCHESTER $229 besses and failures, their per­ Once it came from a spring liners CALL NOW FOR care, 4iet, exercise, figure control and pos­ A spokesman for one firm 67® sonal idiosyncrasies. but for 12 years it has come Rowe — Five years to freedom GLASS RESERVATIONS ture. ROUTE S3, TALCOTTVILUB, OfMOf. vriiose "pork and beans” prod­ Tliough his material goes from wells and from the main Saturday review — America OOMPLE’TE FIGURE SALON Mm , Tiim., Wad. 10 AM la 4 M uct contained no pork said: 647-9989 “The pork has been ground back to the 18th century, most water system. And, Weeks con­ education today Olnaaes to Oiganlo Cosmetics Tliwt, Fri. 10 AM-9 PM-«at. 900 AM-4O0 Hi Schollander — Deep water up and js not visible to ^ toe Prices etlecUwP thru Au8 7 1971 We reserve the righlto limit quantities Not responsible for tVPokr*phic»l error. of the detail is about the Isist tinued, it is chlorinated, “but Opa. Caaa. 6aN Uad _ .. five generatl(Xis. Tliere is no these people won’t believe it." Well — First and last notebooks naked eye.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONE ) PAGE TWENT^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 and the magic of pressurized other times of the year. Pranksters Stir and the other an Australian, \ Bolton dessert topping — “ It's just like After a glimpse of the White hut he refused to identify them. M^skill Names shaving cream’’’ Mountains on a quick trip today Queen Elizabeth II was at Their first impression of — 19 days Is much too short a Palace Guards Windsor Castle. But London has 3 to Agencies America, after landing from stay — the Botteiills Will return become unusually security LONDON (API — Police seal­ HARTFDRD (AP) — Gov. British Infant School Teacher rather uncomfortable stacking with their fellow Ooventryltes minded since the anarchist YOU GET M ORE over Kennedy Airport, was that FYlday, and wait two years for ed off Buckingham Palace early Thomas J. Meakllli aimounced today and sent Iriicker dogs into “ Angry Brigade" bombed the all the cars had dents and a return trip by Americans, three appoinments to state agen­ were, of course, much larger when they will undoubtedly the grounds afteX a passing home of Cabinet minister John Enraptured By Bolton Facilities thein those driven by most Eng­ play host to another Connecti­ motorist reported heXsaw some­ Davies during the weekend. cies Tuesday. lishmen. Their secohd impres­ cut family. one scaling the garde\^ wall. Jack Schmitt of Waterbury, By d^EMEWELl. YOONO O U R M O N E Y Ing .a movie," she remarked In table stands, and sampled their sion, driving by bus through the The Botterills .were one of The prowlers were tWo teen­ president of the Associated Res­ (Herald Ctorrespondent) a dairy bar parking lot), and wares. The British have com, Living Presiilents countryside, was that Amer­ three families accomodating age hoys and a girl wnq only taurants of Connecticut, was inspected a numehr of Bolton but net on the cob. Ihey have Between March 4, 1R61. and “ You cdtould be very proud," icans live In "doll houses,” all and entertaining the five-mem­ wanted a closer look. appointed to the state Vacation- homes, especially their kitchens. squash, but it’s called "vege­ the death of cx-president TVler of different colored wood on ber Robert Young family when “ It was just a late n^ght Travel Advisory Council. Margaret BotterlM told Viliam At home, she has just acquired table marrow" and appears to green lots. they visited England on the ex­ on Jan. 18, 1862, there were five prank,” said a police spokes­ Samuel W. Hawley of Fairfield coupon for froo lickot to Qrunskl, school board vice- her first "fridge." Before that, m ex - presidents living Van AT POPULAR M KTS be overgrown zucchinls. ’The “Y should be happy all the change. It was In their living was named to the Connecticut it was daily shopping, with per­ Bctterills had never tasted time," Mrs. Botterlll said, rcom, after a picnic In the Cots- man. “ We let them go after Buren, Elllmore, Pierce, Bu­ chairman, as they completed a Industrial Building Commission. ishables kept cool on the pantry young zucchinls, nor summer “ Each house in (Bolton is like a wolds, complete with pork pie, giving them a severfc telling chanan and Tyler. This was-the tour of Bolton Center and Ele­ OAKDALE THEAIEB^ floor. squash. ’They were also intro­ holiday house.” She refuses to that we watched the first moon off.” greatest number of ex-presl- Peter E. Norton of Fairfield mentary Schools one warm af­ Com 'Treat duced to English muffins, un­ believe that Connecticut be landing on the BBC almost ex­ He added that two of the dents lUdng at any period In w^s appointed os an additional FRIDAY. AUGUST 13 ternoon laat weekend. Mrs. Bet- She’s also inspected the vege­ known in England, blueberries. cold and bleak and miserable at actly iwo years ago. young people were Americans our history. unemployment commissioner. W f t y b e i t terlll, who with her daughter Popular Choice Brisket Tansey is staying In Bolton, rather than Coventry, during the Brttish-Amertcan exchange ■uy eiia llcicat gal t I Pepolor- visit, is an "infant school" i wHh coupon < teacher In Coventry, England. CORNED BEEF Hurry. tooling IlMHodl "It's impossible to equate our CHICKEN school system wttli yours by T H I C K 'grades’," explained Mrs. Bot- terlU "Infant school takes chil­ c:; 9 9 lb . C U T dren from four through seven. I have had a class of four-year- olds this yetu^22 in a space no LEGS Lean, Meaty SPARE RIBS D A V C A H I IN SWINGS A barbecue « Nornanskill Drinks Oranga-Orapa Dlapanaar ^1i99 favorite... special low price lb . Camtioi CaflNniate 2“>v BT SterliRg Salt sis -x 10° r l l f 9 U r r • FOR YOU!! Eue/i^ctcuj ioiv-T^fdm ! P .F.D . Datargant S ‘1.W 39lb. Nabisco Mr. Salty Pretzels is 39° save 180 " 1 will OIN STEAKS ~ M.39.. Daytime or Overnight I PORTERHOUSE STEAKS“cL^^M.49. Mttrgaiet Botterlll larger than about half that of m iR A C U R E the average Connecticut lounge I pam per s I DAISY CHICKEN (living room). Next year I shall have flve-and-alx-year- PORK CHOPS EFFERDENT CLOSE-UP olds.” j m BUTTS BACCN Looking enviously at the two- 1 1 5 ^ I LIVERS TARLETS TOOTHPASTE oversized Bolton kindergarten ^ Quarter Loin Pork Shoulder Armour Star anzDB rooms, each with its own sink,

3 0 Z . Mrs. Botterlll explained that\ 9 to 11 End and 20 c Mint there are “ fancy” schools In ^ Sava Coventry, but that she happened Center Cut Chops tab s or Rag. Sava ///- 39 3«C SOC to be teaching in an older (»ie, lb i lb . lb. 39 lb . 59 79 75 and that many schools are bursting at the seems because TEK VASELINE of an administrative decision to 5 " Columbia Gem Frankfurts MILD 69lb . take four-year-olds, and because TOOTHRRUSHES JELLY of the large number of children of Pakistani immigrants enter­ lb . Gem Kielbasa 89 ing the Coventry school system. loz. C aipetipg Freshly Sliced Baked Ham 79 i*r Mrs. Botterlll w]Bs a bit dubi­ S A V E 30/c " 1* 29° Limes .in 9ry syndicated radio trips, explained local council wrong behavior. Joseph A. Dube, 21, of 9 Oak injury or risk of Injury to min­ Kevin Carney, 17, of 242 Oak the potto, a monkeylike primate Belmont, Mass., but a post­ The demonstrators dispersed objected to Medicare when it Kennedy said the AMA has press mail left St. Joseph, Mo., times this year. preacher. on April 3, 1860, and arrived at chairman Wesley Lewis. the Circuit Court level will be Six persons fined $20 each on St., Rockville was fined $20 on ors. St., South Windsor, operating a cf Africa. The vertical spines script stated: “ Naturally, I after sh^tlng slogans and The AMA released a lengthy was before Congress because it arrc^antly distorted his criti­ The cast is headed by Con­ critique of the senator’s July 14 stance Towers and John Mi­ Sacramento, Calif., on April 13. The program began In 1M8, tried by juries of six persons. unrelated charges of being found a charge of breach of peace Fines for motor vehicle viola­ motor vehicle without a license, form a ridge of sharp spikes am not using my own hearing speeches from local ’The AMA said its policy is would mean spending money on cism of organized medicine as Mclntlre, at an airport inter­ chael King. An artistic success ‘Die service was discontinued in when a group of English school ' The change was quite notice­ Intoxicated were Joan Bresna- substituted for breach of peace tions were: $16. with which the animal slashes name.” statements before his subcom­ that "patients able to pay for people not needing care and an attack on doctors them­ view after the group’s arrival politicians for half an hour. mittee on administrative prac- last year, the show will run Tuesday, said, "President Nix­ October, .1861, when transconti­ boys visited Connecticut’s Cov­ able yesterday. Every time han of New Rd., Tolland; Her­ by assault. He was not present­ George B. Frank, 31, of 332 Ludgie J. Plourde, 61, of Staf­ its enemies. treatment should pay” while had an unsound actuarial basis. selves. Uce and procedure that the or­ "no one should be denied quali­ But, the statement said, the Fewer than half of the coun­ through Sept. 5. on is going to Red China to nental telegraph was opened. entry. In succeeding yean the someone uttered "jury of 12” Americans visited their counter­ Judge Henry Goldberg verbally part town in England, and again crossed out the "12” explaining were hosts to the British. ’This they only had to say jury as their year about 200 English are visit­ election and it would automa­ ing here. tically be a jury of six from now on. The new law is limited to Last week Lewis, Booster C3ub ■Circuit Court where all jury exchange trip coordinator Owen trials are held in East Hartford. Trask and C^ncllmim Dennis Trials by the court, meaning the Berry from Coventry England judge only hears the case are went to the Rhode Island town scheduled almost as often, to discuss the planning Involved of making this plan Into a retU- Electing trial by jury yester­ Ity. day were linda Ann Beaulieu Coventry, R, I., Councilman of 118 West Main St., Rockville, charged with sale of liquor to a Stanley Jendzejec and State Sen. niinor; Michael J. Dennis, 23, of William Fecteau attended the local picnic Sunday to get Imperial Arms Apts., Vernon, acquainted with some of the charged with operating under ^PRIC British families now visiting for suspension; Michael F. Dwyer, three weeks. 16, of 96 Warren Ave., Vernon, Lewis conunented that the Cov­ charged with throwing injurious entry, R. I., council apparently articles on the highway; John V. McCabe, 27, of 68 Wellwood Cir­ became Interested in creating a similar program when It learn­ 4 cle, Vernon, charged with op­ erating under the influence of ed of the Connectlcut-England exchange trips. liquor, and Gregory McGinnis, CHmeOAL ’The possibility exists that 34, of 31 Tunnel Rd., Vernon, operating under the influence of communications may be formed MOTTS between the Connecticut and liquor and speeding. Stephen Secore, 17, of 162 KLEENEX Rhode Island Ooventrys. South St., Rockville pleaded in­ Lewis said he anticipates two nocent and elected a jury trial or three joint meetings with of­ on charges of possession of con­ ficials from both towns to see If trolled drugs, resisting arrest ninoEis 1 J something can be gained with and injury to public property. H n ast Facial Tissue ^Yrin-OtCoL R n a st this type of contact with Cov­ He will be tried by the judge at entry, England. This could re­ the same time on a count of be­ Finosl 20-lb bog sult in coordination between Oie ing found intoxicated for which two American Ooventrys on a jury trial is not allowed. S o u future exchange trips. Ralph Maynes, 61, of no cer­ m o t t ^ Desm’s list tain address in Rockville, plead­ PRICE-MINDING White or ’Thomas D. Bissett of RiET> 4 ed innocent to charges of being and Richard Ij, Roznoy of RFI> found intoxicated and indecent , . . . 1 have been named to the exposure. Judge Goldberg or­ $1 Dean’s List at the University of Assorted A(UtC£ dered a medical examination PAYS OFF! I MM«222ai Connecticut School of Engineer­ for Maynes who will be tried by »WEET PE ing. jury on the second charge, and Colors PAYS O FF! by the court on the first. nn srwst Manchester Evening Herald Two blndovers to Tolland I Coventry summer correspondent County Superior Court were or­ Mary LeBlanc, Tel. 74>-78n. dered in unrelated cases after both men waived hearings for COMPARE peas probable cause. Lee P. John­ COMPARE son, who allegedly escaped Insurer Warns from police by jumping out of a 16 oz jar 75 0 with coupon helow Bordens Cremora I M & BUSnS Richmond police cruiser in Hartford, was 4 16 oz can 8/S1 No-Fault Data back in custody and presented A on the charge of escape as well Carnation Coffee Mate 1 Progresso Lentil Soup 20 oz can Can Be Wrong as four counts of breaking and 4/99 entering and two of larceny. BOSTON (AP)—An insurance The 23-year-old man whose Finest Instant Coffee 1 La Choy Bean Sprouts 16 oz can 2/39 Industry spokesman was home is on Kelly Rd. in Vernon cautious ’Tuesday about the im­ was bound over on all of these Golden Rose Tea Bags 1 La Choy Noodles 3 oz can plications of Gov. Sargent’s charges. He is being held in lieu 2/39 Monday announcement on sav­ of $9,600 total bond. ings of the No-Fault automobile Robert C. Johnson, 27, of 76 Nestles Chocolate Quik 1 Finast Brownie Mix 22 oz pk{ 390 Insurance system. Lewis Dr., Wapping was bound ’The governor said that in the U over on one count of sale of Hershey Chocolate Syrup 1 Vermont Maid Syrup 12 07 jar first six months of 1971 the total controlled drugs and one count POP TARTS 370 number of clalnjs EUid the aver-, of sale of marijuana. age cost of clEdms have been Hearings . for probable cause GM Cocoa Puffs 1 Ken L Ration Dog Food 16 oz can cut In half. were scheduled for Thomas KELLOGG’S . J / 8 6 t X f .. The spokesman said that It Zlemba, 18, of 47 Village St., N a b is c o H o n e y s wheat or Rice oz f kg Rockville on Aug. 17 on a 1 Hunt Club Burgerbits 5-lh bat 83( was impossible to predict how charge of aggravated assault, 11 OZ much might be saved a t' the end of the year becEuise tra­ and for Harold Caron, 33, of 21 Kelloggs Corn flakes Flavors pkg 1 Gains Dog Meal 5-lb hag Spring St., Rock'ville on Sept. 7 790 ditionally, simpler, cheaper G on counts of possession of »>•»«"“ O'**;*! claims are-taken care of first. stolen goods and carrying a Kelloggs Pop Tarts 39 ] * 0 Q n n 1 Calo Cat Food 6 oz can Expensive and more com­ ^Bllsy Bogs 6/89 dangerous weapon. i R - e s * • “ plicated claims take more time A young man who was ar­ Finest Apple Sauce to process he said, and the out­ rested at MacDonald's Restau­ 1 Fiinst Dog Food tSXlm 36 oz pkg 670 standing number of claims is rant in June lor allegedly ques­ reduced as the Insunmce com­ tioning the arrest of another Finest Grapef ruit Sections Dixie J O cans 1 Purina Chuck Wagon 5-lb bag 920 panies pay them in the course youth was fined $50 on a charge HAWAIIAN PUNCH of a year. of breach of peace substituted W faHtferfoainCBps The first half year’s figures for interfering with an officer Del Monte Fruit CoCktail ... 40^ 1 Lestoil Cleaner 28 oz btl 67C 1 making an arrest. Marshall H. Red, Apple Red do not necessarily reflect the hall gailon f experience at the end of the Meyers, 20, of Robert Rd., Ver­ Betty Crocker Potato Buds Liquid Detergent non wasn’t presented on a sec­ Wisk 46 oz 1 SHOP SUPER FINAST year, the spokesman said. ond charge of breach of peace f Grape Gra or Lemon Pink can ’The average claim cost at the pkg 3D 4 3 ^ end of 12 months usually is stemming from the same inci­ Finest Stewed Tomatoes Garbage Bags Finast Cold Caps p’t mo 59‘ 1 Glo Coat Floor Wax 27 oz can 1 dent and a charge of disorderly • Clod 850 1 more than double the average conduct was nolled in connec­ Limit 4 claim cost for the first six tion with his refusal to leave Qtanrlaril TnmRtnF><: 25 <-m» 1 Pledge Furniture Polish 14 oz can 1 months of a year, he said. Marsbmallows 2ms49‘ 1.15 1 the restaurant where there was G l o d . Sandwich Bags He said that the-, average a disturbance on another date. 1 Future Floor Finish 27 oz can 1 1!19 1 claim cost for all of I960 weu The place where these inci­ m Paper Plates " wtr" » 69' $802 and the claims for iggo dents occurred was termed a BC Orange-Apricot Drink were probably comparable. The local trouble' spot by Atty. Her­ 1 Baggie Food Wrap Bags pkg 50 1 average cost per claim for the bert Hannabury who explained 670 1 first six months of 1970 was that his client asked the arrest­ Chicken of the Sea chunk mna only $343, he said. ing officer some questions, be­ 1 M odeSS Reeular or Super pkg 24 1 870 1 lieving he was making an il­ Fresh Bakery Buys! In a second comparison, the legal arrest, was then asked to Finest Steak Salmon 1 Calgon 40 oz pkg 1 spokesman said the total leave and didn’t, and was ai> 750 1 claims paid In 1969 were $106 rested. Bounty Beef Stew Health & Beauty Aid. Farm Fresh Dairy Values! million under the old tort liabil­ Judge Goldberg objected vig­ I Skotkins Assort. Napkins pkg 1 2/43 1 ity system. In 1970, Eilao under orously to this kind of be­ ROUND SANDWICH the unrestricted lawsuit sys­ havior asking "Do I understand A rm o u r H a sh ComedBeet tem, only $3.9 milUon was paid 1 Favor Furniture Polish 12 oz can I 1.09 1 he set himself u p ,^ to whether Parkay u e '»p’p49‘ out in the first six months. or not it was an illegal arrest, JOHNSONS B ro a d c a s t H ash corned Beet ’The final figures on 1970 tu« or as to when and how police No More Tangles 1 Blue Borateem 48 oz pkg 1 not available he said, but he can make an arrest?" The at­ BREAD 770 1 said he has reasm to beUeve torney explained Meyers claim­ Dinty Moore Beef Stew r s Finast or ^ Creme Rinse Cottage Cheese F ^ast pr. 35' they are com para^ to 1989. ed he was not interfering, and 1 Richmond Liquid Detergent H lP l 1 490 1 the judge, very much disturb­ Country style Q ,|, SI '1.39 Size 7 oz btl ed, said people should mind Gorton Winced Clams 1.49 Size With Protein 1 Finast Cleanser 21 oz can 1 150 1 4 their own business in such cases, that, “ It’s up to the Blue Cheese Dressing nnast 6 oz Cream Cheese Fmast • >>.29' WCTV Fights courts to rectify police mis­ Basic Texturizing Shampoo btl 1 Top Value Swiss Cheese 16 oz pkg 1 970 1 takes or we’d have chaos." Brock Alcohol Ads Pfeiffer Dressing wme vinegar Bordens American Cheese Twm pack le 02 pkg 79c MORE MORE 1.03 Size [ Finast Cream Cheese 3 oz pkg 1 CHICAGO (AP) — ’The World Two other youths arrested 2/25 1 Woman’s ChrisUan Temperance 13 oz Finast Provolone Cheese Sliced 2 g pkgs 89c with Meyers pleaded innocent Peanut Butter Finast Smoothy Hair Sjiray can 02 Union has urged governments but insisted they weren’t com­ DONUT SALE Miss Breck Allsweet Margarine ^ Mb pkg N throughout the world to curb panion cases, although police 340 1 sharply In all media the EUlver- insisted they were and the court Kraft Strawberry Preserve Finast Plain tisements o t alcoholic beve­ Quick and 1 Ho Jo Macaroni & Cheese 20 oz pkg 1 rages. decided they should be tried to­ & Sugar or unircoai A A c I "reaniasiBreakfast bereaiCereal WnHTMS 620 1 gether. The mother of one of 11 oz pkg Richmond Grape Jelly Easy Meal! Priquets zo^pppiS U \ Wheaties one 18 oz pkg COUPON “ The aUuring pictorial adver- them explained they were in ^ Cinnamon 3 39' 50'off 1 Birds Eye Squash 10 oz pkg 1 Usementa of alcohoUc beve­ different crowds of boys but ac­ 4/$1 1 Toward Purchase of one 8 oz jar rages" should be reduced, the cording to the prosecutor since Smuckers Strawberry Preserve with this coupon 1 a purchase of $5 or more j| WnH THIS COUPON W eru said in a resolution it was the same night, the san\e 1 Pepperidge Farm Frozen cakes 17 oz pkg 1 850 1 Tuesday, because “ they present place and the same officer the More Frozen Food Values! VaRd tkru Sat., Aug. 7,1971 ; g R i Yuban Instant Coffee only one side—good fellow- companion aspect of the cases Cucumber Chips Finast sweet ■ C Vaid thru Sit., Aug. 7,1971 C Valid thru Sat., Aug. 7,1971 Finast Grape Juice 12 oz can 1 ship-and npt the other, the lU- would stand. So both Leonard Ice Cream Treats! Umll On# CwupWA Adult CutUmtr 380 1 effects. Including the dangers Riccio, 19, of 297 South St. and of alcohedism . . .’’ Daniel 'Whitaker, 19, of Dart River Rice Thick a’ Frosty 20 iz pkg Ice Cream RirdsEye SIP WnHTMS wnH THIS wnH THIS Aunt Jemina Waffles 9 oz pkg 1 410 1 Delegates to the 26th triennial Hill Rd., both of Rockville, will pkg 12 convenUon of the WCTU glso be tried by the court Aug. 17, Minute Rice Sandwiches 21b |27\ [ l ] l ^ l COUPON 36'off COUPON COUPON adapted resolutions to seek low­ each on a charge of breach of Freich Brand 15'off Finast Pizza Tens Pk| 1 890 1 HOODS Beef Patties pkg 1 Toward Purchase of 3-2 roll pkgs ering of blood alcohol levela peace. Towaril PurcMse of one 6 pack Toward Purchase of one 2-lb can deemed Illegal for driving^ urge A charge of carrying a dan­ B & M Baked Beans California pea All Flavors halt gal 6 9 ' Preach Graia Baaas governments to I^islate gerous weapon was nolled for Nestea Iced Tea. Viva Towels Chase & Sanborn C o ffe i stnmgly against Ulegal drug Danny J. Schaller, 20, of 113 Finast Sherbet BiidsEye ia Batter Saaci 4 ' p t ^ ' 8 9 ' C Valid thru Sat., Aug, 7,1971 C Valid thru Sat., Aug. r , 1971 C Valid thru Sit., Aug. 7,1971 and alcohcri traffic Euid promote Boot Mountain Dr., Vernon, prognuna of teacher eduesUon when the prosecutor explained for classroom instruction In the that a fishing knife found in his ^ e c ts of alcohoUc beverages car was used for fishing. How­ WE lESERVE THE RICHT TO URUT QUANTITIES IrkM Elltflivt llini SalufRay, Amwmt 7,1971 In 297 lail Ctaltf Slml, RU*Witef - KaUr Rm4 4 Rart* N*. R2, V«fM« Wl RlSnVI TM RKHT TO URUt OUANTITIU M u i Elintivt rim Sitwrity, AatPvt 7, 1971 la 197 Eul batw Stm t, MMclititor - Kallr Rm 4 A Rwt* N*. 13, V tru M Wl Risn vi TNI RICHT TO UAUT OU/EHTITIIS on the mind and body Wl RISUVI THI RWHT t o UAUT OilANTtTItS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-POUR MANCHESTER E ^N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 Bolton Sulfur Ban Female Deer In Fuel Oil Hit b j Auto Gets a Delay

It is a little istajtlincr to be HARTFORD (AP) — The ^ s s x t driving: down Notch Rd. on. a (Tlean Air Commission has post­ humid August afternoon and see poned for seven months, until two boys loading what looks March 1, enforcement of a state STAMPS very much like a deer into the , SAM CRISPINO’S regulation forbidding the use of trunk of a car, then to note Resident State ^Trooper Robert fuel cwitaining more than one Peterson writing what looks per cent sulfur. S t P R E I V I E very much like a ticket aa,^e llie regulation was to have leans nonchalantly on the hood taken effect Sept. 1. RAISE of his car. The commission said Monday ^ FOODS Investigation of the incident, the change will allow “ consum­ vdiich happened yesterday af­ ers,” including businesses, insti­ 465 HARIFORO 'Kl ternoon, revealed that it was in­ tutions, industries and utilities deed a deer, glassy-eyed and companies, to use high sulfur HANCH [SHR still warm; but not a ticket, fuel despite a regulation banning PRICES ? t-V,I*'' merely the report required its use, storage and sale. when any motorist hits a deer The sale of such fuel will be in Connecticut. banned as scheduled Sept. 1, the David Farris, 17, of Vernon n commission noted. Commissioner Rd., still a little stunned him­ Philip Blanchard pointed out that ' ■■■ ■ ..■''■'.■v 'i' self from the event, said the doe as consumers buy fuel after EVERYDAY LOW PRICES bounded into the path of his car Sept. 1, they will be adding it to from the east side of Notch Rd. the high-sulfur fuel they have on (the wooded secticm, just north hand and thus diluting it. of PHano’s) at about 1:30 p.m. g r o c e r y yesterday. Ih e deer was hit Rita Kaunitz, the only com­ HEIXMAira _ mission member who opposed broadside and died immediate­ m a y o n n a i s e • ly from a broken neck. The im­ the change, said the measure was adopted with two members guirawiiiiT ' pact of the animal, estimated fit ' 1 . .1. .:. V.'V. ■ at 110 lbs., dented the car’s absent. She called the action “ a weakening of the commission PRUNE JUICE «. «** hood and broke a headlight. H E D fl ■ On the advice of tnuls Dim­ regulations in general.” ock and son Joey, who live But a majority of the com­ KETCHUP 14 I nearby, David and his passen­ missioners voting felt many con­ B fo r r a ger, Glen Tltcomb, were about sumers who bought high-sulfur to take the deer to a food fuel during the spring would be APPLESAUCE locker, where they would let it unable to meet the new require­ OIUBBN COAMT hang before having it cut into ment by Sept. 1. PEAS 19 < meal-size pieces of venistm and The commission is trying to frozen. finish its work before it is re­ Teacher Representatives placed by a Department of En­ MNEAPHE JUICE Ralph Banks and Philip a , vironmental Protection Oct. 1. Robenhymer will serve as teach­ ^,1. TOMAtO JUICE er representatives on the Bolton I SAVE PBTBB PAN . PTO executive board for the Dollar Giveaway 1971-72 school year, according to p e a n u t b u t t e r Mr. and Mrs. Rigby H. Graham, Saves Thousands KCLliOOO _____ PTO co-presidents. Banks teach- Four Scouts from Troop 1 pause in front of the ~^es Grade 4 at the Elementary International Girl Scout House in Adelboden, ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — CORN FLAKES son. pter- a iX B B B ___ MONEY School, and Robenhymer, Grade Scouts Find Chalet Switzerland. Left to right, are Libby Thurston, 'R[jJ>llcit^''agents dumi>ed 7(X) S in the Center School. Donna Minicucci, Jill Britton and Debbie White. ^ncL;^onar bills from the top of STRAINED BABY POOP 11* The announcement followed a a 14-story building Tuesday a m n o FBOBFHATB board also voted to establish the nas jximimm w aicr many, Scotland, Guana, Pakls- songs were accompanied by onto one of the city’s busiest, D E TE R eE N T TO < Has Running Water downtown Intersections. Wit- post of PTO represntatlve to the tan, Italy Eind Switzerland. two guitarists. CLOROX BLEACH gniloa ■*»’' Board of Education as a stand- (Adelboden, Switzerland, is was spoken in German. ’The Girls from each coimtry par- closing ceremony brou ^t nesses said shoppers and many JbMBO % 0 | g Ing committee. Mr. and Mrs. the subject of this article about stage contained authenUc iSth ticipated in the program. Slides back camp memories to us. A ll chUdren were seen dashing into b o u n t y T O W E L S i BOLL Graham named Mr. and Mrs. the European tour of Girl Scout century houses at the forest’s were shown of Norway and Hdl- lights went out except a flash- the street to get the money. SOOIT "''3 Ernest Mannlng'Of Watrous Rd. Troop 1. It was written by one edge. During the performance land and a skit was put on by lisht which shown through the Wrapped around each bill to serve as the new committee’s of the scouts, Libby Thurston.) galloping horses and roaming Norwegian girls. Our troop International Friendship Flag, was an invltatlwi to a demon­ 7 OZ. JOU.Y CUPS iM i chairmen. ------cattle made their way across sang three songs: ‘"Ihls Land Verses were read from the New stratlon by a modeling firm. I SAVE Mrs. Edward Murphy, hoe- ’’■We don’t have to carry our the stage. is Your Land,” representing our Testameilt. We stood and sang Organizers said the event saved pltallty chairman, has an- luggage up that hill, do we. An evening at the intemation- country; “ Rolling Home,” rep- Taps together in our native them the cost of an 38,000 ad- tmOETAELE SOUP BLI7K NANN iai nounced that the annual teach- Browny?” ’Hiat was a typical al Girl Scout home highlighted resenting New England; and tongues. vertlslng campaign, ers’ luncheon will take place in remark of the girls'as they ar- our stay in Adelboden. ’Ihere we “ Hills of my Connecticut,” rep- Some of the scouts exchanged Police later warned the orga- UTIIR the Elementary School all-pur- (Mrs. Edward Brown — Brow- met Girl Guides from Norway, resenting our state. Each g;roup friendship pins with Girl Guides nlzers not to hold any repeat 1 •' .'I pose room Sept. 7. During Au- ny to the g;irls — is one of the Holland, Great Britain, Ger- sang in their native tcmgue. All from different countries. giveaways, O d U N K BEEF u > STAMPS ■ -i gust Mrs. Murphy and her com- chaperones on Girl Scout ’Troop mlttee wlU call PTO memebrs I’s European tour.) IHAlkOND to enlist their support and par- It was quite a hike to our own chalet but it was well worth the CRYSTAL SALT Nb*. and Mrs. Josej^ Halo- climb. .Tlie girls settled in up- M ARSieiAUOW FLUFF % 2E» burdo, vice presidents, are com- stairs while the leaders made MAXWNLL BODBB j ■* piling the school calendar. They their quarters cm the ground OfHE >»... f>* r. plan to have the calendar, which ^oor. The lexers were over- M Tim i.g 0 m . will note school events and vaca- ^ «n d hot running w ^ r AUTOMOTIVE tion schedules, ready for dlstrib- l^lde. Four ^ s r s a ^ they chaperoned another group PINK SALMON .. k . . N * uUon by the end September. of ’Troop 1 scouts, water was C a ld o r^ Marine Training O H . supplied from a watering CRiseo m Marine First Lt. Geza S. rhere’s trough outside. Sarkozy, son of Mrs. Geza patrol took its day cook­ SERVICE CENTER FROZEN , 'y .v-V ^stdre ^ Sarkozy of Green IQlls Dr., ing meals for the troop. The across the has reported for duty with most “ vlcHent” mSal was given MORTON DINNERS u . 47* 'Marine ' Helicopter Training by Patrol 1 (Carol Krause, Peg­ HOWABDIOBNBON street from - G rot^ 40 at the Marine Corps gy Dennin, Jill Britton, Deb Helicopter Air Station, New White, Libby Thurston, Linda MACARONI & CHBESI,^ 3P* ie and they don’t River, Jacksonville, Florida. Topping and Chris Kutcher). As Save an Extra ABOEBIOAN KITCHKNB [give stamps. They Lt. Sarkozy is a 196S garduate a last minute lunch, Linda and FRENCH FRIES m. pkf. 2S^ of Mt. Morris (New York) Cen­ Jill hiked to the grocer’s to buy don’t give lower tral High School, and he attend­ so-called hot dog;s, ’The first at­ BIRDSEYE PEAS lO oa W prices either. I know ed Syracuse University. tempt to cook them failed as Slow Pitch Softball they fell apart in the frying JOHN'S PIZZA because I’ve Tuesday night softball actlwi checked.” saw the Bombers beat St. casey (Mrs. Edson Case, the guess^ George IS to 11. The Bombers chaperone) came into the 25% OFF DAIRY presented a well-balanced at- j^itchen to discover the source LAND O’ LANKA Ihpy can’t tack, with home runs by Joe un^er her ad- Our Regular Low Prices on All Our Ratalc and by winning pitcher j^e remaining BUTTER give lower Ed Churilla. Orln Kelly had ^|„ecess, at last, we KRAFT PBZLADKLFHIA >rices because two heme for St Geo^e Minicucci and Andy Zelgler added two tnougni. iii CREAM CHEESE ^hey don’t get as hits to the St. George attack. gave a scream, w w tte Premium* Plus MRS. nLBBRra The Bombers will play a first vlctlni of _ MARGARINE luch business as makeup game with Clark-Well- dogs. Mrs. Brown followed as a TBOnOANA iy regular store." point tomorrow at the high close second. 'Iliere ^ o o l field. time to take shelter under the Tires ORANGE JUICE ‘And I guess the Fans and players should table. The moment the casings Whitewall VELVKKTA iason my store can watch for the schedule of play- on the German sausages were off games which will begin the pierced, the sausages exploded, in Our Inventory * Mb Pk». jive low prices and OREEtM STAMPS week of Aug. 16. Our first day of bad weather >&H Green Stamps Regular Manchester Evening didn’t ground us. Most of us MEAT Herald correspondent Judy hiked 3% miles in the rain to a is very simple: Full 4 Ply Nylon Cord FAMILY PACK Donohue returns to work today, woodcarver’s hut where we wlt- ^hey get more She has been on a week’s vaca- nessed his skillful hands at GROUm BEEF lb. 73^ tion in Bermuda, a trip earned work. Almost everyone bought in 13"-14"-15" Sizes to fit most American Cars. AWBBT LIFB ALL MKAT lusiness.’ by her husband as a reward for something. A Few Examples: MILD FRANKFURTS .b SAM CRISPINCrS salesmanship. Her telephone The next day we hiked up the OUR OWN HOMKMADK number is 649-8409. Bonderalp to a cheese-maker’s Regular Sale F.E.T. _____ hut. He showed us how he Size m m M m s s m m ITALIAN SAUSAGE m Mandiester Evening Herald makes one kind of cheese and 700x13 23.99 17.99 1.95 FRKAH FROZEN OCR OWN LIFETIME GUARANTEE substitute Bolton correspondent he played the Alpine Horn for 825x14 28.99 21.74 2.32 HAMBWG PATTIES .r aemeweU Young. us. It U a lO-feetJong, slender Every tire is guaranteed throughout the life j SUPREME UADA CHMOB ______horn with a bell at the end. It of the original tread, regardless of time or 855x15 30.99 23.24 2.54 can only play nine notes. We mileage, against manufacturer's defects and ] all road hazards, cuts, bruises, blowouts, etc. CLUB STEAKS listened and heard its echo Quontities Limited to our stock. No Roinchecks. FAMILY PACK Resort Voters ) We will at our option repair it at no charge, ^ rib, loin * « from deep down in the valley. for replace it, charging only for the amount f Thcrt CHiTdrtty (xiits no indvitry-wid* or othor accoptod tytttm of quality FOODS Deb and Ubby had a chance to PO R K C H O P S eenteit ^ Ib. Hold Skyline J of tread worn. itondonli or grading of llrot. AWBBT LIFE play the horn. . We enjoyed watching a Wil­ LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. QUALITY BACON Uk. 485 HARTFORD RD (A P ) — Residents seeking to liam Tell play in the WlUlam LEAN, BONBLBAA, TENDER protect the smalltown air of Tell Open Air ’Theater. We fol- MANCHESTER this scenic Southern California lowed the plot with the help of For CUBE STEAKS tourist spot have won a fight the English program since it Most Most against what they call “ visual ----- ■ . .. . — . American pollution." 6 cylinder Cars DUBUqUE OR ARMOUR LABOE, FBBIH o x n m Sixty per cent of the 8,000' NBW! — SXCITINO Cars registered voters turned out liATUftAL HEALTH B O L O G N A iR Tuesday, voting 3,707 to 1,213 to : LAND O’ LANKA AUOKD WM l'E adopt a charter amendment FOOD SHOPPE limiting future building height , AMERICAN CHEESE to 36 feet. AT IT O 19* A citizens group called Vil­ lage Laguna proposed the mea­ PARKADE Summer Tune-Up Special ! IAGGETT PHABBi^Y Summer Lube & PRODUCE sure, saying large buildings in Includes labor. New national FIRM, YELLOW, RVB the seacoa'st town would con- Oil Change Over Special! brand spark plugs, new ■ ■ ‘^titute visual pollution. BANANAS .b^ 12^ • • points, condenser, rotor. We I ■ \M\M CBIAP. FBB ^ ^ and remember THE STAMPS ARE A BONUS Complete lubrication, inspect also set timing and adjust car oil and air filters. Includes I I 9 # » CARROTS oNlo pkg. 12* famous national brand 10W30 burctor. PLAZA DEPT. STORE all weather motor oil. 8 Cylinder Cors S3.00 additional 4.99 Resistor Spark Plugs S I.50 odditional Hedlffi & Beauty Aids (We Have A Notion To Please) MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) BUPPERIN ' 100 et. I l . l f OPEN WED., TIJURS., FRI. till 9 MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY 13 o b . eoE 'Afe Come In and Browse Johosea & JohnsoE Many Items Reduced For 1145 Tolland Tpke. Sale: Wed. thru Sat. BABY POWDER 14 ok cob 09c PROTEIN 21 SHAMPOO 14 m . $1.49 Open Late Every Night Summer Clearahee Manchester, Except Sot. until 6 pm. PlaytOKs — Sportswear — Straw Bags MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., t^’EDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStfiR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN THE Toll on Vida Blue Door Nearly Closed Herald Angle Pressure Taking Patriot Camp

EABL YOST TONIGHT'S SOFTBALL For Legion in Zone SportaEdMnr A’s Ace Still Seeks ^ i ^ a q x i C ^ Cards Can HSolve Methodist vs. Congo, 6 :16 Fitz­ Without Star gerald By JERRY KATONA ful that East Hartford will suf­ DeCormler vs. Sportsman, 7:30 The locals had runners at Reim Storied Two Years Ago The door to the Zone fer defeat. second and third In the first In- NEW YORK (AP) — Duane Thomas is alive and When Patty l^rza won her first Women’s Division Fitzgerald Weak hitting darkened the kicking in Los Angeles—probably. STANDINGS Walnut vs. Manor, 8:46 Bltz- Eight championship has olog, again in the second and a u b Championship at the Manchester Country Club 20th Mound Victory Pitching Dentist doorway for Coach Wally For­ gerald nearly closed for Manches­ had the bases loaded in the The National Football League’s rookie of the year tin’s Legionnaires. third frame. Twice Fortin call­ as a 17-year-old three years agfo it marked the start of Nattoud League B A. vs. VBTV, 6:18 Keeney ter’s American Legion in the National Conference, traded by Dallas to the NEW YORK (AP) — The pressure of winning his n e w YORK (A P)—Steve Arlin, the pitching den- Yeung Connie M cC u ^ ed for a suicide squeeze buht a reign that could go on for another decade or two. East Division Telephcne vs. AnnulU, 6:16 New England Patriots after leading the Ckiwboys to 20th game is beginning to take its toll on Vida Blue, baseball team after suf­ pitched excellent ball, but the to bring a runner across, but Easily one of the outstanding amateur golfers in New W L Pet. OB ^ r p c t . GB tist, took some of the bite out of the St. I^uis C ^ i - Nebo the Super Bowl, vanished from the Pats’ training camp while the pressure of losing 20 games is beginning to fering a crippling 2-1 set­ Manchester offense was never no one In a 'Manchester uni­ England, the current Connecticut State amateur and Pittsburgh 66 .624 — 66 89 .626 — *tols and it turned up, of all places, in the bats of the WTNF vs. Dick’s 7:80 Nebo Tuesday and flew to the West Coast. ease on Denny McLain. ------Baltimore back last night in Rockville. In the game. McCurry struck form could even lay the ball ConnecUcut Women’s GoU - St. Louis 69 .64i 9 Boston 62 46 .679 4% San Diego Padres. double as the Phillies knooksd There’s one slim hope left, cut five, allowed a mere two down on the ground. — Thomas eluded newsmen at Blue, the young flam etluw- Rick Monday's two-run SILK CITY 67 .688 10 Detroit 67 60 .688 9H Ailln hurled a four-faltter ^ Atlanta. but it Is a yery slim one. The hits yet opponent Stretch Dom- Rockville bested the cham- Los Angeles International Air­ Green Manor won the middle t u . . cc«» cpUv. Club UU«. m ,u B. M l«c P.U., lb. OJ. Br lb. ncond orttoud »llWn W, 66 .414 12 New York 64 66 .401 14 Tuesday night and got some un- Aaron’s Slat homer of locals have to win two remain­ beck was the winner. Dombeck pionriiip hopefuls with two un­ Bob Benson port and was apparently en­ 48 .440 20 Washington 44 62 .416 22 uauaUy lusty hitting from the and 628rd of his ca- of three games last night at ing games to tie Zone leading wasn’t overly effective and learned runs in the fourth. A sconced in his Los Angeles ' “ Wit d m . to ud„ Id.« . b.. c„«»ub. b, ptocb 2 j s ? r * Fitzgerald Field by forfeit over whopping margins. flavor to get out the local fans u...... 48 .804 26 Cleveland 48 66 .891 24% Padres to beat the Cardinals « ^ad balanced rookie WUUe East Hartford and force a best walked five, but the locals single to right waa followed by apartment today. . . . Less than one quarter tob of absorbed one of his hitter Tommy Davis, Dick Montreal DeCormler Motors. The Southern Connecticut West Division West Divlaian 1. Montanes’ early homer but VU- two out of three playoff. East couldn’t punch themselves out a bunt back to MiOurry. The Scores State "They don’t want me. They the players hi the 'National beatings of .the season bo- Oreen and Bert Campanerls State College Junior defeated fore the A’s rallied lor a 7-6 produced the tying run in the S Francisco .696 — OaMand 68 89 .686 — Elseadiere In the National p„t the PhlUles ahead Playing in the nightcap, Ted- Hartford (15-4) has only one of a paper bag, getting five pitcher threw to shortstop A1 asked me to leave,” was all the Isabele Pardak, IS and 12, in .600 14H remaining game, tonight with 23-year old running back said ^^dSdomas^T* L e d ^ victory over the Kansas City ninth. Monday fdlowed with a Los Angeles .686 7 Kansas City 62 63 with a seventh Inning single ford Barbers came up with four scattered singles. Noske, who dropped the throw. 1909, whipped Florence Barre, CaUfonda 68 68 .477 17 Enfield, and if they are victori­ Mainchester left nine men on Open Victory at Boston’s Logun Airport after ^ Royals Tuesday night. double, driving in the winning Houston .606 lOH ripped Montreal 1041, Odcago u„ney had doubled. runs in the sixth to top Sports­ Steve Krajewski creamed- one 7 and 6 last year, and Monday, baseball tournament for Zone 1- Chicago 60 68 .488 18% shut out Houston 6-0, PhHa- ous, the crown is theirs. Man­ base and had numerous scor­ Into center, where Roger Tal­ packing his bcigs and departing Atlanta .604 lOH man Tavern, 0-5. WETHBRSFTELD (AP) downed former two-time winner, 3-7-8 champs will be played at . ™*“ - ^ Minnesota 49 67 .462 18% delphla edged Atlanta 8-2, Lo;; ^ U l ^ 0®d It chester (13-6) must beat Rock­ ing chances, but it was almost bot made a diving attempt. from camp at the University of Mussy Field in Bristol starting right-hander “ d lower . . . Cincliinati' Both John PasquarelU and Bobby Bensen, pro at the Golf Jan Leonard, 19 and 9. Hfllwaukoe 46 61 .480 23 Angeles blltsed San Francisco »»®hi for the ^ v ® » “ ® John Banavlge ripped three hits ville again tonight and Enfield as. if they didn’t want to score The ball rolled by, letting two Massachusetts In nearby Am­ T h u r^ y , Aug. 12. Hie other SENATORS - ’nOERS - San Diego .860 asH 9-1 and Cincinnati split a doub- ninth, jolting a twoout iK ^en Club at Aspetuck, swept from herst. Hie all-time record for the . Tuesday’s Results for the winners as Gary Mc- tomorrow night, but It is doubt­ any runs. runs in. four strokes off the pace to win most dub titles Is five, held by tone winners will tangle at McLain, the icslngeat pitcher Tuesday’s Results New York 8, Cleveland 1 leheader In New Torii, winning But the Phillies bounced back Oonnell and Terry Schilling Manchester made a futile at­ West Haven with the two tour- p b ied c i ^ t *»» **'® majors, who had been on Uie 37th Connecticut Open with Patriot’s General Manager Marlon Fitxgorald who won in Los Angeles 9, San Bkancisco Osddsnd 7, Kansas City 6 6-2 before losing 9-4. with Roger Freed siiia^ing and contributed two safeties apiece. tempt In the last inning with a brilliant 10-under par, 203 at Upton Bell would only com- ney kings meeting for the state toT “ Senators strack^^^ 21-day disabled list because * • • Vukovlch drilling a douWe to ie08-4t-lS-M-19. Wariiington 4, Detroit 3 For Sportsman, Lee (Myers Widen Divisional Lead two outs. Dombeck walked two Wethersfield Country Club Tues- Helen Reynolds put together a title and a chance to go to ^ ^ i w I S <>< “ » Inflammation of hia rlgflit Minnesota 4, Chicago 8, 10 hi' PAMUES - CARDS — score pinch runner Larry Bowa batters, delajring the agony. Keene, N.H., lor the Reglonals. beat his former Detroit gained credit for Ids sixth Chicago 6, Houston 0 stroked three hits followed by day. “ On advice of our lawyers, I String of four straight, 1960-01- Philadelphia 8, Atlanta 2 nlngs Arlin’s shaip performance with the winning tally. Don Crowell with two singles. John McKeon, who had two of Benson, 31, shot 66-68 in the c'annot say any more about this * * * th AmAHrain vlctory—and first since June Milwaukee 2, California 0 his team’s five hits, got his 62*48 Hllsewhere J f ® A m e r i^ so-when Washington overcame Pittsburgh 10, Montreal 6 against the Cardinals was the __* * * Tedford’s 002 004 x 6-13-2 36-hoIe windup and beat ama rituation at this time. I will say The current champ shares O ff the C u ff San Diego 6, St. Louis 1 Boston at Baltimore, rain ' 10th complete game In the last CUBS • ASTROS — Sportsman’s ; lOO 121 0 8-13-2 MB’s Impressive second to bring in one run. But teur Fred Kask by four strokes, only that this is not due to con- with Cynthia Prior the honor of Although Enfield’s American iT ^ n n l^ s; Mil- ^ Cincinnati 6-4, I^ew York 2-9 Wednesdr.y’s Gomes 16 starts for the Padres’ staff. BUI Hands tossed a five-hitter one wasn’t enough, and the after an opening day of 69 to tract negotiations.” Legion basebaU team la out of ( S S a 2-0; runs In the ninth Inning, being the youngest member Wednesday’s Games Minnesota (Blyleven 8-12 and gj^jj piego hna won only six andRon Santo hammered his INDY LEAGUE once mighty bat of Jim Bales­ after an opening day o f69 to It was a contract dispute that ano popped up to steal the de­ ever to win the coveted CSub the pennant picture, it has glv- York blasted Cleveland 8- Bemle Alien opened the Sena- Cincinnati (Nolan 8-12) at Corbin 7-7) at Itansas City those gsimes. In 69 games 17th home run, helidng the Assured of at least second finish at 207, six under par. brought Thomas to the PaU. Championship. Hie latter turned en Manchester’s club pleidy of ^ BosUm at Baltimore was winning * j,™ v-oric (Oentrv 9-8) ii^™«o(Drago 12-6 •«and Fltsmorrls 2- gince May 28, the San Diego cubs past Houston. place and a chance for^a tie for feat. Mike Ballo, whose 66 led the He refused to report to Dallas’ the trick in 19C0. trouble. In three meetings, out and wlU play a doub- s»n*‘®. we»t tWHl on ^ m j), 2, twl-nlght pitching staff has a 2.97 earned ganto’s homer was the first, Gorman (Bros., routed In Routing VFW Sometimes second best just tournament after the opening training camp, seeking renego- ariM Torta holds both course Manchester won the first two, tonlsht McCraw’s double and scored ® Ori- to do it, but the Sibley, Mo., oles Immediately re-scheduled Unbeaten Bob Veale earned Reds, REG LEAGUE liffe Park. Game time for both sports army from 'Ctoba. Mass., and Doug Dalzlel, As- And Dave Parks, New Or- d i ^ doiltlOT asked at In three more PGA-sancUoned a possible defeat. After PlnleHa Lew K j w i s s e .^ o ^ c h ^ ^ ^ U S l u i l f f t O I l outings Is 6. the poe^XMiement. Hie Red Sck the victory in relief, running ^ the nightci4>. New Yoric Discount Flimitare sewed up That, for USA faithful, Is the rea***®"*^ claimed a gold for the petuck Valley, (Tonn., were next leans’ No. 1 tight end last sea- t i wgate ^ t f ^ l ^ ^ “ X e d . tournaments l^^re he must at- led off the fourth with a double, seven innliigs and Ken Sanders TT W A A the gate ana 888 was reausea. . ^ combined for Milwaukee’s 18th _____. U 5 ^ ^ needed the rest, but now they his record to 6-0. coUeoted 12 hits os ChaiUe WU- first place honors last night with Steve McCusker worked the good news ^ 50-kUometer walk. wlth 2138. Ray Howell, Hlllan- son, reported to the Saints’ Collections at Mt. Nebo for tend classes mound for the -winners last a big turn round second. shutout of the season, sharing ' J T £ l U C .IX I S C face a tough task before return- * • • Uams pitched his first major a sound 16-1 thumping over The United States hftd a 21-11 dale, followed at 216. All are camp but refused to sign a con- jytorlarty g:ames on Tuesday future play. American Driving School at Mt. night surrendering eight hits, professioala. tract and did not practice. After stagUng In the second ing to Boston’s chummy Fen- PHUB - BRAVES — league complete game. Rotdde edge over Castro’s kids In gold Nebo. striking out three batters and run in and going to ^ {h® way Park Hiursday night. Rookie John Vukovlch, who Hm Foil drove in three at the medals and a 62-39 bulge over- . Wayne Mrby had a perfect 4-4 walking four. VFW sent four second on the throw home, he ^®y *‘f ® ^ ® O n Agenda Boston Manager Eddie Khsko carried a .187 batting average Met runs with a pair of douMes all, but Cuba had the USA on ^he United States’ gold med- night including a homer to pace hurlers to the mound with start­ Always Darkest Before Daylight tried to score on Chuck Harri- homer In the fifth. had to do some Juggling In hia Into the game, drove home two as wlnless Jim Merritt ab- the ropes both In baseball and opportunities Increase later South African Tennis Star Discount. Bob Slutzkln produced er John McGurk getting the son't’s single, but was cut down Sandy Alomar and T « y GCleveland Indians’ manager Johnny Lipton. day night. “ But we expect to and Jim Lonborg to start on DlBCOUht 661 113 x:-16-17-2 Pro Tennis Championships at Maud said. "I feel sorry for the sky followed by Rich Riordan's ished if Brazil happens to upset round knockout over Co- Longwood. people who paid good money to After beating Vida Blue and bring up the subject tomorrow. the mound In the doubleheader. American 010 000 0— 1- 7-9 ball scored Michael and then double. Slomchinsky, trying to Cuba by more than three lombla’s Wesley Zuleta to lead see that.” the Oakland Athletics in his Ih fact we didn’t take up any qiant, wlnless in five decisions, The 26-year-old unseeded Hiurman Munson walked and AMERICAN LEAGUE NA’nONAL LEAGUE To Stay With Mets score, was thrown out at the points. (Tuba earlier shocked three men into the semifinals, Aussie took the court against The victory moved Sonte Into managerial debut, Upon’s forces league matters, we simply dl^ hna pitched better than ht» OANDLEUOHT LEAGUK plate, but Riordan took third the Yanks 73-69. "Uie American fighters are 10th seeded Rob Maud of South a second round match against BATTING 276 at bate — cussed the commissioner’s rform’s Catering retained their Hien came the grounder by BATTING 276 at __ bats — Ol- record Indicates since being n EW YORK (A P)— Goodbye, Charlie? Well, Char- on the play. Bob Carlson tag­ Africa for an opening round flfth-eeded Tom Okker of the a row, including an 8-1 contest Torre, St.L., .369. Cuba’s favored baseball team undefeate^ Also a m o^ th^ White that Eddie Leon ‘va, Minn., .368, Murcer, N.Y., “^ ^ m isslon er Bowie Kuhn P*®>‘®^ “P lie Williama doesn’t hope SO. firsft place home by defeating ged a drive to leftfleld and match Tuesday night—and soon Netherlands. Okker, who has .334. RUNS — Brock, St.L., 86; Alberti’s Stars, 13-8, last night Riordan tagged up and came got a clutch two-run single by Y ^ ® ™ „'^ ® f held a joint meeting of the aeaa^. has a 6^ ..^ny first-year player thinks big Armando Caplro after shab- C m x)l^ convict ^ b b y found his ranked rival a senti­ won $20,000 with victories at Bonds, S.F., 80. American and National record, including an out- ^bout being sent back to the ea and pretty soon I don’t know at Mt. Nebo. home with the first run. mental favorite with the major­ pitchers retired the last 20 by USA fielding loaded the ^ ® the flyweight dl- Louisville and Quebec (Tity the llde. Mhrcer, N.Y., 69. RUNS BATTED IN — Star- Leagues Tuesday In ■vriilch a standing three-hitter In hia last nilnor leagues but I pray It the difference between right Big Buzz Keeney and Byrd Opening the oottom of the ity of 2,300 fans. past two weekends, survived a Yanks. in order. IN — KUl- A single by Ron Blomberg RUNS BATTED geU, Pitt., 100; Torre, St.L., 87. and w n »g ." Carison punched out three hits third Inning, Moriarty’s pushed bases in the seventh inning to Hie reason was obvious. A scare in rallying for a 3-6, 7-6, Unfortunately 73; PetroceHl, variety of topics waa discussed start against the White Sox In doesn’t happen to m e," says for upon, the - ^ AloiW^Veted M ebrew. Minn, WlUlams knows he might be followed by Todd Potter, Schae­ across four runs. Carlson start­ edge the Americans 4-3. small group of about 20 persons 6-1 victory over Brian FlUrlle of pitching wasn’t neariy as ef- rtoat 70. HITS — Torre, St.L., 162; including promotions, films, caUcago. th® ^ew York Mets’ rookie _ , .. Despite all the USA-Cuba Farmer with a single, driving ®®®*v> one of three players to go once fer fflieeky, FYank Fllloramo, ed the ball rolling with a single representing the Bostem chapter New Zealand. fective \riien it was needed, in Garr, Atl., 147. drug education, broadcast, the ’Hie Orioles, who lead the right-hander. Cuba pulled another in Its business, Tuesday night’s most innino- Krhsn iwBw In s run and then Farmer, after HITS — Tovm , Minn., , southpaw Jerry Koosman re- JIack MoAdam and Jim Mlstret- followed by a walk to Leo the second Inning, wdien New DOUBLES — Cedeno, Houst., performance Ixmus rule and Red Sox by 4% games, plan to line of toternatlonal athletic sensational performance came cf the National Association for Third-seeded (Tliff Draysdale the second Inning, w^en New „ force out walked Mich Muncer, N.Y., 128. Maybe the 24-year-old WU-< jihns the club fr6m the disabled ta with two hits respectively. Veleas. Gene Johnson stroked a the Advancement of (Tolored of South Africa was not both­ York put together six hits, three 8 ^ ^ DOUBLES — B.GonlgUaro, 27; W.Davis, L.A. ,26. cutting down on spring train- counter with their right-handed jjmna can convince manage- surprises by capturing the gold the 200-meter dash when Ja- Ing. aces, Jim Palmer and Pat Dob- list, probably this week. The Keeney also stroked a homer. single loading the bases. Mike People turned out for the sec- ered by demonstrators protest­ for^ ^ ^ a L i r L ^ w Boat., 28; R.Smlth, Boe^ 23. t r ip l e s — Metxger, Houst., medal In men’s gymnastics, malca’s Don Quarrie equalled ‘The...to onlyto.to, matter...... to. onto.. which------g(m.--- Palmer _ has______an 11-6__ .tototo.-.record, l)f ‘“ w * I'? ®“ *ers who appear to he under Goofy Sa-vlno and Casey Sav­ Chesky hit Into a fielder’s end straight evening to protest ing apartheid and won his aft­ «ii o.(np»if frhikiv nine T R IP L E S — CaTCW, Mliui.t 7; 9; W.Davis, L.A., 9. choice, as VFW elected to go to lOTg a producer of medals for the world record of 19.8 see­ actlMi Is expected," said Kuhn, virhUe Dobson Is 16-4, Including ^ ® consideration are Jon Matlack in© each had two hits for the the United States. the appearance of three South ernoon match 6-1, 7-6 over Aus­ " V m l k f w S s wome, ehort- K®“ >®y ®~* t*'® ^.Y., 6. HOME RUNS — StargeU, the plate forcing Carlson. Still Africlans in the tournament. stop Jack Heiemann tore liga­ “ Is the...... shortening of spring g^ 12-game winning streak, hands. CertaliUy, Tuesday ^ j^ n McAndrew, two idtch- losers. Dennis McCann contri­ tralia’s Ray Ruffels. Pitt., 38; HiAaron, Atl., 31. wiqi the sacks loaded, Bruce J^ ® *’*®ah afternoon became Quarrie, a Southern Cal colle- Carry placards and seated to­ ments In his left knee In a colli­ After giving up a one-out single D e ^ ' ^ ' nlght’s 9-4 r ^ t e ^ o l^ ers with unimpressive records, buted a solo homer for Alberti’s. Also advancing In first round , Hie Red Sox are expected to Marion drew a walk forcing In the bright evening as American giate ace, needed a flash show- gether, the group was orderly, sion with Bobby Murcer In that toMurcerSSn^tlnnlng,Farm^^. ^ ®®‘ ’ STOLEN BASE» — Brock, When the AmericM L«^;ue bolstered by the return of ance over the Cincinnati Reds ^ Norm’s 012 142 3-18-19-2 matches were five-time U.S. St.L., 36; Morgan, Houst., 21. Veleas. Then catcher. Bill Mer­ track and field performers ing to beat the 20.3 efforts of but loud. They whistled and pro champion Rod Laver, Roy frame that will probably 'side­ er retired the next 11 men he R BASES — Patek, season," sighed Williams, talk- AlbeiU’e 012 011 3— 8-13-9 contoues Ito m ® ^ ghortstop Luis Apariclo, .^bo ‘ ®’**”®®®' rill highlighted the inning with grabbed six golds In eight ig-year-old Detroit schoolboy chanted "Paint ’em black and Emerson and Phillip Dent, all linele himmm forlor theme season. faced and Steve Mlngori came o** „ f, Qy^ j^.C. 32. PITCaflNG 12 Decisions — Kuhn expects to be called in Hie triumph gained a split of ing his eight strikout, cne- has been sidelined a couple of a, booming three run double, events to make It 14-0M 6 In MarshaU Dill and Trinldad-To- send ’em back" from the time of Australia, Charlie Pasarell He was to undergo surgery to retire the next nine In order. ‘p-fTCHnjoPITCHING 12 DeclslwisDeclslo Blue, Bails, Pitt., 16-6, .760, 2.74; when the Washington matter a twl4ilght doublheader after job Tuesday night, DUSTY LEAGUE today and John Lowenstein was Rat It was a second Inning days because of a shoulder all' making the count 5-0. men’S events since the games bago’s Edwin Roberts, who had the players were introduced. of Puerto Rico, and Marty Oak., 19-4, .826, 1.63; Dobson, J.Johnron, S.F., 12-4, .760, 2.61; comes up. dressed ‘*‘® N®<*a won the opener 6f,. WlUlams not only pitched Allied Printing held the Angels However, he added he didn’t *a®at. Apariclo w m Six big runs crossed the plate opened. ^ dead heat for the silver med- Hie 24-year-old Maud waa ob­ Rlessen of Evanston, 111. called up to replace him. to late. Balt., 16-4, .789, 2.66. McMahon, S.F., 9-3, .760, 3.61. Williams made the club with weU but also singled In a run In . scoreless for five innings be­ “ It’s always darkest just be------expect any defihlte action to and ready to start before rain Javelln thrower Cary Feld- al. STRIKEOUTS — Blue, Oak., STRIKEOUTS — Jenkins, an Impressive exjUoeive spring the Mets’ 12-hit offense Him kay- fore they erupted for five runs fore daylight," said Upon. come up In the Warfilngton Wt Baltimore’s stadium Tues- mann of SeatUe, 100-meter Hie USA’s John Carlos set 223; Lollch, Det., 206. Chic., 188; Seaver, N.Y., 177. performance, but hasn’t Im- oed Cincinnati’s ' luckless Jim in the sixth Inning, but it wasn’t “ I’ll be alright as long a the 100-Lap Feature matter. day night. enough as Allied won, 12-5, at Sports Dial dash heroine Iris Davis of Pom- the old mark of 20.6 In 1867 at players don’t get down on them­ pressed many since with a 4-6 Merritt, who lost his 11th game pano Beach, Fla., 400-meter Winnipeg. record. without a victory this year. Robertson Park. TONIGHT (AP photo) selves. We just haven’t hit and Hm Green and Dick Call each Set at Plainville Even he admits he’s been Maybe the Mats could use ALL-OUT EFFORT—Gary Feldmann spe^s down FRIDAY NITE we haven’t pitche," he added, pounded out two hits for Allied. 7:46 Yonks vs. Indians, WINF the runway as he prepares to throw the javelin in in udiat may have been under- Tonight at 7:30 PlalnvlUe fighting for survival. t^Ulams in a hitting rdeT Pro Golf Tour Shifts to Akron Bob Person, Ray Fossman, Pan-American Games last night. His toss of 267 stating the problem dlnce the stadium will host the third big "I’ve been battling myself aU "I really don’t know who Dan ETaher and George Smith 7:56 Red Sox vs. Orioles, August 6fh Indians have collected just 27 open competition program of the year,” said Williams. "First, I we’U cut," said ncncommltal ripped base hits for the losers. WHO feet, 51/2 inches set a new record for the games. hlU and seven runs In the string geason. Ask any fan that saw think I’m doing something r i^ t New York Manager GU Hodges, AlUed 700 320-12-14-0 Mcklaus, Palmer Have Shot of losses. either of the first two opens and and It turns out wrong. Then I "Somebody has to go—but at Angela 000 006— 6- 6-2 8 P.M. Not only that, but Upon Is they’n teu you that they can’t start thinking about my mlstak- this point, I just don’t know." without the services of the team bieat for excitement. Faster Unusual Situation for Fighter, At S eizing ’71 Money Lead MT. NEBO FIELD ace lefthander Sam McDowell, gpeeds, more cars, and a big ■AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Jack 10-10, who quit the team in a ioo.igp feature event add up to No. 4 money winner Gary Play­ SOFTBALL GAME con trol dispute. The Heldemann make the open competition show Outpouring of Affection Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, er will bypass this stop. Player Injury also comes at an unfort- the stadium one of the best Prisoner With Own ‘Bodyguard’ two of pro golf's millionaires, is resting at his South African Queen & Her Molds unate time, since the shortstop events all season, have a chance to seize the 1971 home. Billy Casper, the third For Trevino at Homecoming INTERMEDIATE It’s truly one of the most bi­ ford Buck, president of the U.S. vs. had lifted his average from .191 CALI, Colombia (AP)— money wlnnlpg lead in the golfing millionaire, also is not to .208 since Upon took over The competition racing is open Superbads 61 (Bailey 19, zarre ^and poignant stories of Olympic Committee. "We de­ competing here. to any stock cor and this will When Bobby Lee Hunter $150,000 American Golf Classic WINF as manager. EL PASO, Tex. (AP) — Hiey lined the streets five O’Connell 17, Post 8), Lions 40 these or any other games. bated a iMig time whether we FVank Beard won the 1970 mean an excellent c^portunlty “ Welcome home, Lee Hrevlno. deep, hung out o t second-story steps into the ring at the Bobby Lee was just 17, a wild should permit him to represent starting Thursday. Battling the Indians was (O’Brian 18, Dlgan 18, Koop 8). A field of 103 will tee off In title with a four-under-par 276 Yankee left-hander Mike Kek- to see some of the fine cars and Girl’s panties, 2 for |1." windows, clung by their finger- kid on the streets of Charleston, us. We were worried about our Hcketo avoilaUe at NMsItt Anns Moons SO (Rlcco 13, House 6, Pan American Games, he the first of four rounds in the despite no practice rounds. or Ryan's Sportshop, East Hartford ich, 6-6. drivers that compete weekly at It was a sign on the marquee nails from the sloping rows of S.C., four years ago, when one international Image. neighboring tracks. Elntrants Crispino 6), Howie’s 29 (Hanna can always look over the 72-hole tournament over the par Beard was home in Louisville or at gate Keklch retired 10 in a row of a shopping center in subur- houses, climbed h i^ onto roof- night he got Into a shoving "But we got some very nice while his wife had a baby the have been invited from all over 10, Wilson 8, Kravontka 6). ropes and see a burly, 70, 7,180-yard Firestone South after a walk to Gralg Nettles ban El Paso. The second Une t®P advertising signs to get a match with an older man is a letters praising the man. One course. Tuesday of the tournament. New England and there’s no may not have been entirely In SUmpee of the guy who came SENIOR I dark-haired man froin Co­ from Senator FYitz Hollings. ih the first, then gave up a neighborhood store. A girl was The low 70 and ties will sur­ single to Chris ChamMlss and how many tracks keeping with tiie spirit of the nowhere to tiie front rank UAC.64 (Segal 19, Massollni lumbia, S. C., sitting in involved. Another from Warden W. T. vive the 36-hole cut FWday and got the next 11 men before Jim he represented. occasion, but the message was P™ golf’s superstars, 10, Andosen 9), Plot 43 (Socha the front row. "The man swung at the girl Cave of the correctional In­ the final round Sunday will be The program will consist of there. There was a 20-car motor- 18, Hadgsion 11). Clark led off the ninth with a The man is waiting to take and hit me,” Bobby Lee ex­ stitute. We decided if we" could nationally-televised (ABC). three qualifying heats and a cade through El Pas6 and Jua- Beavers 63 (Grundm^^r 20, triple. Frank Baker singled him It was a spontaneous out- Bobby Lee back- to jail. plains. "I got mad and puUed Invite him to our trials we While No. 1 1971 money earn­ ' A ' Arnie Hams ' A ■ consolation race, (two if neces­ Hence 16, Daltwi 11), OJ’s 68 In for the only Cleveland run. pourlng Of af?;^tion“l ^ tae From his corner, Bobby Lee a knife." would have to let him com­ er Lee Trevino is getting a “ I was able to relax out there sary). Hve feature will start 22 police lines to pat Trevino on (T. Haggarty 27, S. Haggarty WELCOMES HIS MANY have-not who made it Mg, this throws a smile in the man’s di­ Before it was over the other pete.” Texas hero’s welcome this cars. the back, beg his autograph as with that lead,” said Keklch. Lee Trevino Day In El Paso 14). rection and the man re^xmds man was dead and Bobby Lee, Another complication arose. week In El Paso, Nicklaus and FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES "Eight runs, that’s unbelievable. and neighboring Juarez, Mexi­ the open car went by, the boys although his defenders argued Bobby Lee is a prisoner. Should and girls trotting alongside as with an encouraging gesture. Palmer both have a shot at - TO 592 HEBRON AVENUE — He added that he went into the co. Who would imagine that the aggravated assault, was in the he be let out alone? It was de­ passing him on the PGA dollar GLASTONBURY, CONN. ninth inning taking it too easy Last Night’s Fii^^s he scribbled his signature over (Tarollna (Torrectional Institute cided a corrections officer CITGO CITGO The officials were there, the and over'again. fighter is a cpnvlct, serving a list. udilch caused him to lose the U.S. ambassador who read a 19th Hole 16-year sentence for man­ on a 16-year sentence. should go along. Nicklaus, second with $187,763 shutout. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. “This is home,” he said. “ I Complete Automotive Service — plus — congratulatory , letter from ELUNOTON RIDGE slaughter and the man at the Bobby Lee worked In the “ Bobby Lee asked for Sat-' to Trevino’s $197,219, can move "I think I overdid it. I must Charley "Batoy" Fullard, 160, moved here in 1866 and the terfield himself,” explained I ^ ^ e n t I fi}^ , the governor people accepted me Immedlate- Li^ea Odd Holes ringside Is a cop technically laundry. He took up boxing as on top with live $30,000 first FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY have been looking for a three- Perdlnandlna Beach, Fla., recreation. He was good with McCarron. "He. had befriended or four- pitch inning," he said, stopped Mel Dukes, 148, Or- of Texas, the mayor of El ly^ even before I did anything One-half handicap: here to see he doesn’t run prize, $17,100 for second or $10,- in Manchester, East Hartford and Glastonbury his fists. Although small, 112 the youngster. Bobliy Lee said 650 third place money. That el^ t-iw i secMid Inning lando, 2. Paso, generals from nearby Ug. They’ve always a c c e i ^ Class A—Dora Kellner 49-10-" away. Fort Bliss, Hcllywood celebri- ^ e for wLIt I a T 39; Mary McCJarthy 62-12-40, “ It’s more Uke father and son pounds, he hits like a hammer. he wouldn’t go without him." • Palmpr, third with $184,799 in that boomed off the bats of ------He started going to tourna­ So the venture began—^back winnings this year, needs a starter Alan Foster, 6-11, and MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Vem ®*' “ i thought I’d had some Rene Moser 62-10-42; B — Vera although their skins are a dif­ ferent color,” says the U.S. ments and wdnning them. He on July 9. It ends Aug. 14 when first or second to move past ARNIFS CITGO reUever Rick Austin went Uke Mcilhtoeh, 177, Miami, stopped ■ But mostly it was "los popr- thrlKs before. Uke winning the Honnon 61-18-88, Ctonnie Kelly Bobby Lee and Satterfield are Trevino. Ujig; Leroy Caldwell, 173, Mll- es,” the poor ones, the have- U A Open, or the British, hut 58-16-88; Merry Renert 62-13-89 boxing team manager James won the 1971 National AAU fly­ 592 HEBRON AVENUE GLAS’TONBURY, CONN. weight class. This qualified him to return to Columbia. All of the former Classic Felipe Alou singled, Horace waukee, 6. Dave DelMastro, Lionel Lessard, Jim Longo; Mid­ nots, who celebrated Tuesday this Is something else." C-JTean Peters 64-17-37; Irma MeCTarron. FARM LEAGUE WINNERS—The Oilers went un­ for the Pan Am Trials. He won Bobby Lee won his quarter­ champions except 1961 winner (Near Rt, 2 Junction) Phone 68.^>8273 Clarke doubled him home and ------as El Paso welcomed Lee Tre- It was his first trip home in Podolny 67-17-40; Mindy Kaplan "Hie kid loves the guy.’’ defeated in 16 games in winning the 1971 Inter­ dle row, Keith Erickson, John Stratton, Ed Tluck, there, too. final bout Tuesday night, out­ Jay Hebert will take part in the Gene Michael singled home SAN FRANCiaoO — Rafael vino, bMk home for the first almost four months, four 60-17-43; D—Barbara Brbe 68-18- Bobby Lee Is black. The man, national Little League Farm title. The club added Dave. Roberts, Jerry Kennedy, Bob Gipla; Rear “ It put us in a rather uncom­ pointing Daniel Lopez of Pan­ 10-year-old tournament. "THERE*3 A CAR MAN FOR EVERY WOMAN" at CITGO Clarke. Keklch walked, bringing Gutierrez, 164, Sacramento, Ca­ tiiile since he swept the U.S., nr;onths in which he had c«n - 40; Jo Ann Schiller 89-18-41, corrections office^ Ray Sat­ row, Ckiach Dean DesRosier, Paul Gluhosky, Mark fortable sUuation,'’ ’ said Clif­ ama. Besides Trevino and Hebert, in Austin. Ilf., knocked out Uiis Rodri- the T o ^ Farm playoff. Squad members, front Canadian and British Open golf peted almost constantly, week . Barbara Goldberg 69-18-41. terfield, 86, Is white. A sacrifice bunt and a passed guez, 168, Miami, 6. row, Matt Gluhosky,' John Longo, Dave Chevrette, Gluhosky, Dan Shields, and C!oach A1 Chevrette. titles—a feat without precedent, after week in three <5. MANCHESinte EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-NINE p a g e TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY^ AUGUST 4, 1971 Business Sem ces 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and W H IPPLE Help Wanted-Maie 36 Articles For Sole 45 BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MILLAR Tree Service — prun- MAN Y V ith no current service FROM wall-to-wall, no soil at liabilities who has a good me all on carpets cleaned with LISTEN, MAJOR. YOU Ing, cabling, topping, removal, IrvMEtl ORANOMft l4AD A HAMD PUMP, Sri£ D u T GWE a LISTEK t o Gff AKpPAUOMTeQ- fo u r th AFTER PRAGGIN' CLASSIFIED chanical aptitude to work on a Blue Lustre. Rent electric FUXJK! U$ ACR055 THE PROMISED US A TOUR feeding, free estimates. Fully fiSALU'f OQT l4ER MILEAGE. OUT OP A RJ8 COUNTRY TO GHOW AS YOUR SHARE OF Amwcr to Pr#*iMi PMMit insured. 633-5345 or 568-4716. Qf. VlASd VlJATE(^«' shift from 8 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. ritampooer, $1. H ie Sherwin- W A T E R packing polyethylene bags US GETTYiSBURG. ' THE CAMPING t a b ! 6H0RTAGE! VMAT'S Williams Oo. THE great MILITARY IF WE HAVE TO PAY Think ATTER t iriMieM 1V4E WEEK'S WASH, VOU with the eventual possibility of , AUtHORITV WANTS FOR A fiUtPE I'IY\ ADVERTISING iiouseiioid Services I3-A« « caUb tme KITCHEM limolcum WitM ME MMTTIR WITM leamirig to become a set-up a^ merry TO BUG OUT.' CHARGIN’ FOR THE tUl&‘IOWM?CAM'T man on polyethylene bag ma­ gal. She used Blue Lustre rug ACROSS DOWN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS LIGHT tracking, ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ lept, tmek dump it aiwuhp TRIP BACK--, chines. Fine working condi­ and upholstery cleaner. Rent 1 ----- of 1 Afrikaans attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, m£ lilac IN AOVAMCE! 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. tions In a small modem plant electric shampooer $1. Pine- thought 2 Flower trees cut and removed. Call 8U«UE6» liii«NH«l 3 South African at 672 Tolland St., East Hart­ wood Furniture Shop. 6 Consider 643-6000. carefully fox COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. ford. Please call for Intendew 4 Follower ALUMINUM screen - storm 12 Italian city ODD JOBS wanted, general between 1-3 p.m. week days 13 Fly (suffix) 4:80 P.M. DAT BEFORE PCBUGATION doors, built-in bath tubs, lava- cleaning, mowing lawns, pro­ only. Ask for Mrs. Perry, 628- 14 Positive 5 South African torys, toilets, kitchen cabinet gjasit DefulUne for Betorday and Mtmday la 4:80 p.m. Friday fessional experience in win­ 9471. quality region sinks, metal wall cabinets, hot 15 Mixed 6 Friend (coll.) dow washing and rug sham­ 7 Stove section 24 Concentrated 44 Below MAN WANTED, experienced In water furnace. 643-2466, 643- 16 Civil War (prefix) pooing.' Call 649-8894. general 8 Numeric ray of light . PLEASE READ YOUR AD concrete work, driver's li­ 1442. 45 Grinding 17 'Timetable suffix 25 Wind POWER MOWERS, hand mow- ^ cense, clean record, J5. an BY LANK LEONARD 9 Family mem­ instruments 47 Be CSaaalfled or "Want Ada" are taken over the phone aa a lynCKEY FINN abbreviation era sharpened-repaired. Elec­ hour. 643-0651. 19^ Man’s ber (coll.) 26 Bow’s 49 Plexus oonvenlenoe. H ie advertlaer ahonid read hla ad the FIRST Boots & Accessories 46 you'LL HAVE PLENTV MYFATHEKt\ ' I WAS TALKING TO ONE OF THE LAWYERS! nickname 10 Summer (Fr.) companion 51 A ir DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for Oie tric hedge clippers, small gar­ (comb, form) CLERK good with figures OF MONEY— IF YOU'RE WHAT m T H i WHO HANDLED THE ESTATE OF HAMILTON \ 20 City in 11 Color 27 River (Sp.) next Inaertlon. H ie Herald la reaponalhle for only O N E In- den tools, scisgors. Pick up GERICH'S Marine Bervlee, au­ WORLD ARE MCHUGH! DID YOU KNOW THAT McHUGH 29 Freudian term 52 Rant checking Invoices, receipts, HANK— HOW CAN YOU WORK Y I'LL SPELL IN YOUR FATHER'S New York 15 Group of oorroet or omitted inaertlon for any advertiaement and then and delivery, ^harpall, 043- thorized Evlnrude outboard GOOP GRACES.! you TALKING BEQUEATHED ONE MILLION DOLLARS ' 22 Old English thinkers 32 Chop 53 Employs Mily to the extent of a “make good*' Inaertlon. Errora whl<^ etc. Apply Gaer Brothers, 140 FOR SENATOR QUAeMEVER? ) IT OUT 54 Oppositionist 5305 anytime. motor sales and service. Also HE'S SUCH A MISERABLE ^ A B O U T ? y TO YOUR FATHER, WHO WAS HIS gold piece (2 words) 34 Brazilian do not leaaen the value of the advertiaement will not be Rye St., South Windsor. CELL AAATE IN PRISON' 25 Brazilian 18 Soak hemp trees (coll.) boating accessories. 1082 Tol­ EXCUSE FOR A LEGISLAT0;?n(^-O-V-E-yy 55 Before oorreoted by “ make good” Inaertlon. TWO handymen want a variety i g h t i n g estuary 20 Hops’ kiln 35 Incline TV SERVICE man, Connecticut land T’pke. BucUand, Conn. 28 Antler point 21 Compass point 37 Masculine 56 Vehicle of Jobs by day or hour. We A DELAYING 58 German license, . excellent pay, bene­ 648-3868. A C T IO N ', ^ 30 Egyptian 23 Site of nickname clean yards, attics and cellars. sun god exertion 41 Man of Yale article 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Reasonably. Call 643-5305. fits, full-time. 649-3589. 31 CelUc 13%’ WOODEN boat, good con- 33 Denies 1 2 3 4 T i T ~ T T" w TT REWEAVINO of bums, moth- diUem, built this year. 872-3727. 36 Act of !3 holes, zippers repaired. Win­ PRINTING PLANT N objection I Automobiles For Sole 4 dow shades made to measure, PRESS 38 Think SPECIAL 16’ Wellcraft boat, OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN 14 16 all size Venetian blinds. Keys Second Shift ROOM 39 Dawn 1963 FORD B’alrlane, very good also 18' Wellcraft boat with 0 (comb, form) made while you wait. Tape re- trailer and 85 h.p. Jods cordere for rent. Marlow's, 867 Also come In and see the ^1 VOU'P AAAKE THAT' EVEN, MY EYE.' 1 ALREAPY TRIEP THAT | 1 " ‘h IM transmission, $350 or''Best of­ negotiated. Would like for 6 42 Three-banded I1 Main St., 640-5221. Wellcrallt boats, 16’ to 24'. Ma­ MATCH more EVEN AN’ th isth iNg sm ackepaae back armadillo BOX LETTERS < fer. 643-2011. Pointing - Papering 21 Help Wonted-Female 35 Help Wanted-Femole 35 to 6 hours nightly. , IF VOU'P STEP UP , th r e e timestdmyowe .' when 30 rine supplies and accessories, 43 Move oneself 3 T w 5? P WASHING machine repairs, Apply In person or call: BY AL VERMEER ON THAT BOX ANP 1 SET CLOSE TO BEIN’ AS in water B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, used motors. Capitol Equip­ PRISCILLA’S POP FA ST A T THBOWIN' PUNCHES _ p For Your RCA Whirlpool, Kemnore, OFFICE manager for 3-glrl PILGRIM MILLS, 99 Loomis MEET MDUf? ROE 46 Beasts of 31 34 P interior and exterior painting, ment, 38 Main St., Manches­ FACE-1DTACE/ J AS m s I MIOHT THINK Information Trucks - Tractors 5 Maytag. Reasonable rates. general insurance office. Must St. has openings for women to ALLIED PRINTING ABOUT OETTIN' BACK burden ■ paper hanging. Thirty years ter. 648-7968. ■BUT HUNTING SEASON 33 37 Owner of Pike Coin Wash and have experience in general In­ work full-time in our measur­ 579 Middle Tpke., West SUREL.Y UP ON THE BOX/ 48 Negative THE HERALD wUl not 1969 FORD Bronco 4-wheel experience, four generations. SU PPO SE T H E R E ’S DOESN'T OPEN TILL conjunction ■ Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle surance policy rating and writ­ ing and marking departments. WANTED — 16-19’ boat, motor V O CTO BER! 39 disclose the Identity of drive, excellent condition. $2,- Free estimates, fully Insured. Manchester, Conn. VO U 'LL &E MORE TO LIFE 50 Numeral Turnpike, next to Stop and ing and be capable of substan­ Apply Miss Coburn, 646-1414. and trailer, reasonable. 649- THAN JUST;- 51 South Seas ■ ■47 any advertiser using box 300. I%one 872-6554. 643-7361. 643-1101 SOME ALL D AY, 44 Shop. 643-4913, 647-1719. tial responslblUty. Jewell-Eng- 4997. AGAlKI/ island group letters. Readers answer-) REGISTERED NURSE 54 Hiink 48 49■ 60 b3 Ing blind box ads who 1970 CHEVROLET, pick-up, T.J. FLANNIGAN & SONS — land Insurance, Manchester, 1 MAN with pick-up tmek wants seriously ■ ■ 'd^re to protect their standard 6, fleet side, heaY/y Painting and papering. Fully Conn. 646-4662. 12’ THOMPSON runabout, ce­ 64 55 66 67 58 light work mowing, weeding, For private residential school APPLICATIONS being taken dar, oak and mahogany con­ 57 Notions identity can follow this duty springes and clutch, mile­ Insured, workmen’s compensa­ In Hartford, rotating shift, ex­ 59 Printing pruiuiing. Also will remove for assistant manager, Hart­ struction, 7% h.p. motor, new 69 30 procedure: , age 4,800. Like new,-644-8644. tion, liability, property dam­ perience with children helpful mistakes rubbish, ashes, leaves, wood, ford Rd. Dairy ()ueen, alter­ oars. A real Classic, $260. 649- age. CaU 643-1949. but not necessary. For infor­ 60 Be of use 61 33 I Ehicloee your reply to etc. Reasonable, experienced. nate weekly day and night 7876. 61 Carrier 4 the box in an envelope — mation contact Mr. L. F. shifts. Neat appearance, able 62 Attempts ______HALF-TON 1967 Dodge pick-up Call between 6-10 p.m. Ask for, PAINTING and decorating LEGAL address to the C la sh ed Dave, 875-6859. Interior, exterior, vinyl paper Campbell, 242-2274. to assume responslbllty, con- TEN FOOT fiberglass sail boat, INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Manage r7 M anchester^ truck, 876-7446 between 2-7 p.m. hanging, free estimates, scientlouB and references. aluminum rigging, nylon sails, Elveidng Herald, t o g e t h e r ^ ------DENTAL receptionist — full­ prompt, efficient 'service. CaU 9:30-11:30, a.m. 647-1076. oars, life Jackets included. 646- with a memo listing the LIGHT trucking, will clean at­ SECRETARY time for specialty office. companies you do NOT Economy Painting Co., East 2616. 8-4 tics, basements. Call 643-5415. Please submit resume to "R e­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER want to see your letter.) Trailers - Hartford, 628-0074. Ift W l fc. NIK he. TJA U§. lii. ceptionist” , P.O. Box 442, Glas­ Situations W anted - 8-4 Your letter wlIL be de- Mobile Homes 6-A For centrally located law 35 h.p. Evlnrude motor, electric INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ tonbury. start, $126; 5% h.p. motor 'stroyed If the advertiser Building ContraeHng 14 office. Experience prefer- Male______W la one you’ve mentioned. 1967 12x60, NEW MOON, 6 cial rates for people over 66. CLERK-TYPIST Several $160; 12’ salelx>ard $60; 16' GUMMER STREET BY PHH^ KROHN CARPENTRY, remodeUng, If not It will be handled, rooms located ait lake must be DORMERS, garages, porches, CaU m y competitors, then call red. 35-hour week. Call for openings. 46 wpm typing la boat frame, $76. CaU 643-8172. paneling, additions, general re­ in the usual manner. moved by fall. 875-1666 or 742- rec rooms, tuom additions, me. Estimates gjiven. 649-7863. inlQyvieW. needed to qualify. Figure apti­ pairs. No Job too small. Rea- 1968, 16’ CSIRYSLER fiberglass "PeARA6/oe^-'ALLMV ^ r n o (('.PiBA^e 6000B6^ i'P Llf^e ro , e-v 8656. kltehens, ^d-^-levels, rowing, j p LEWIS & SON, custom tude and experience always a - 1WI M NU. U.. TM I., Ui r.. ow boat with 105 h.p. outboard mo­ BifT I'vg Been iAU6mo THE VNORRY W ART mV "oAfk"" <}a siding, general repairs. Qual­ sonable, free estimates. CaU LIFg PeOPLB HAVe 1 /lAATTgf? e e (P io o 6 , WAV5 TO B W WESTERN FIELD — "[Travel­ decorating, interior and ex­ plus. Salary to $100. Fee paid. tor and trailer. Hardly used, ity workmanship. Financing 742-6512. 60 HAPP AT Lerrei? er’’ tent tiuller, good condi­ terior, papeilianging, fully in­ 649-2865 Rita Girl, 99 East Center excellent ccmdltion. A firm B e en LA05H/W6ATMF..." . 1 HA6 PeOFLB (A) TA($ (?(PICULS. Lost and Found 1 avaUable. Economy BuUders, i r CAW'r THIM< C?P ^ tion. $225. Call 649-1466. sured. For free estimates, call Street, Manchester, 646-3441. $2,600. CaU after 6 p.m., 649- V 'FPU^TRATSP' y Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, eve­ 649-9668. If no answer 643-6362. 1 ^ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL QUICK! Phone now for com- Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 8764. II FOUND — "inie best place to nings. SEWING Machine operators, plete Information on how easy, registered Welmarener choose home decorations and r jCHARD E. m a r t i n . Full I Motorcycles-Bleyeles 11 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — part-time, evenings.. CaU 643- fun, and profitable your life t gtfU Is Tour o u t OaUery at professional painting service, 2254. puppies, shots and worming. f a m in e ; R-AiSUE. new homes custom buUt, re­ can be as an Avon ^presen- Garden - Farm - ^ Watkins, 936 Main St. Your MOTORCTCLE interior-exterior. Free esti­ Reasonable. CaU sifter 5 p.m., e ( _ ^ ' T 1(2£P OF ALL THAT.' Insurance — modeling, additions, rec tatlve. Act now before the va­ home town friendly world of CaU Betty Turner, at the mates, fully insured. 649-4411. ERASE the ravages of time. 649-4176. Dairy Products 50 \^rii 11 i.iy rooms, garages, kitchens re­ cancies are tilled. Call 289-4022. gifts. Telephone, 643-5171. Crockett Agency, for low rates Look 6, 10 possibly 16 years 'V modeled, bath tile, cement younger. Demonstrate the ex- eUCKLAND Farms, fruits suid ♦ ♦ Vt IJCF: "N including passenger UabiUty. work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ vegetables lacked fresh daUy. “ 1 n r * * 1 I j 1 Z * } LAST — HlUlard St. area, Aga­ 643-1677, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. dential or commercial. CaU Floor Finishing 24 FountsUn of Youth parties. For Open 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.. 3 tha, multi-striped cat, white pleasant surroundings, good — —— Comer Tolland Tpke., and ^ Q V S-4 649-4291'. information call 646-6061 or face and pa/ws, wearing c J HE ''^ON'T MIND tom station wagon, can be seen 644-1776. Co. Expert Installation of alu­ tlal, .quick arrangements. Al­ Darlln St., East Hartford, terms. CaU 622-0931, dealer. I iniERW Iinu.^ u a v ING HAVE AT HOME. minum siding, gutters and vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. Manor Nursing Home, 386 Also bulldozer and backhoe BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE at Hie Crockett Agency, 244 Coim. OH, ^ '^Ll. OKAY, CAPTAIN EASY MAINTENANCE service, com­ trims. Roofing installation and 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ West Center St. CaU 646-0129. service and drain fields. REJFRIGERATOR — iqMrt- AND iF'iOU Main St., 643-1677. IATBK—IHF rHKi is'EPORTg BACIC... mercial arid residential, com­ repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. ford. EveiUngs, 233-6879. PART-TIME typist one evening Gleorge H. Grifflng, Andover. ment size, Uke new, $76. 30” MOT A T ALL/ DON'T MIND, A LEAP ON TURK JARR0VV5 GOVE L IV I^ WHEN I'M ON VACATION, V I I CRAGHEP ANP 1969 CHEVY Nova, automatic, plete carpet care, tile floors, only. Apply in person. State 742-7886. gas stove, $36. Aluminum com­ I'LL MOVE • 5.R C." ? J RELATIVE IE A MARRIED NIECE- ONL'/1 ^ y EURMEP...PEeTROYlNe turbo-thrift, posl-traction, ra­ hard wood, fully insuired. Pro­ Help Wonted-Mole 36 bination screen doors, $10. ' THERE'S NOTHING LIKE PICKING MV BED ROLL 90GAN PEARL CONWAVi ' Theatre. DON’T merely brighten carpets UP.EXTRIA TROUBLES... JUST TO dio, snow tires, RaUey wheels. fessional quality guaranteed. Roofing and Business Opportunity 28 each. 643-2466 evenings or 643- BEHIHD SOME ExceUent conation. CaU 646- Robert WUbanks, 643-6919. . . . Blue Lustre them . . . no 1442. KfeEP IN PRACTICE. ROCK. Chimneys 16-A BEE LINE Fashions, part or e l E C TR IC ^N — journeyman. rapid resoillng. Rent shampoo­ -8144. full - time opportunity for 6 IN KAN&Aft- CLEIANING — Interior com­ fuU-time, insurance benefits, er $1. Custom Squares, 13 TRADEIR " P " — Antiques, i,( ROOETNG — Specializing re­ women who must supplement 1960 MGA, 1600, bronze yellow, mercial and Industrial sys­ E A R N $15,000-$25,000, paid holidays and vacation, Summer St., 643-9892. used furniture and appliances, pairing roofs of aU kinds, new their family Income but who wire wheels, 'IMivlU tites. En­ tematic ’ floor cleaning and AS A pension and profit sharing 50 Pearl St., Manchester. Open roofs, gutter work, chimneys cannot take ordinary time- plan. CaU Roberts Electric, 8 ALUMINUM sheets used as gine and body In exceUent con­ waxing offices end businesses. cleaned and repaired. 30 SHELL DEALER daily and evenings. We buy Complete Jahltorita services. clock Jobs. Display Bee Line a.m. — 5 p.m. 644-2421. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x dition. $860 or beet offer. 649- years experience. Free esti­ and sell. 643-6946. EYee estimates. Evilly Ihsured. Ambitious man desired now Fashions without neglecting 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1, 7888. mates. CaU Howley, 648-6361. home and famUy. No delivery, EXPERIE»fCED mechanic for / Suburban Floor Maintenance for existing 4-bay service 843-2711. WE BUY, and seU used fur­ HORNET 1970, radio, heater, 6 station located on Main St. sales talk or conventional sell- preventive maintenance on niture, appUances, etc. Week­ Seiwice. 649-9229. DARK RICH stone free loam, cylinder. Immaculate condi­ in Manchester. ExceUent op­ Ing. For Interview appoint- buses, have own tools, good days, and evenings, 13 Oxford Heating and Plumbing 17 6 yards $20. sand, gravel, BY V. T. HAMLIN STEJPS, sidewalks, sjtone w a lls ,______portunity for aggressive type ment call Joyce 876-4649, Mary pay. CaU 643-2372, ask for St., Manchester or caU 643- a l l e y OOP tion. 649-1415. stone, manure, pool, and patio fireplaces, flagstone m & M Plumbing & Heating - individual who desires to be 646-0480, MllUe 649-24«2. Roger. 8341 anytime. YOU BETTER BEUEVE , sand. 643-9604. U ^ 7 NOW HOLD ON.' ...SO I VVOULPN'T G O 1966 DODGE Coronet, low mile­ All concrete- repairs, both in­ his own boss. r WANT MY I SAVE 'IM TTW O a r e y o u r AM, BUSTER.' no Job,, too small. Free esti­ C'MON, SEEMS T'ME TOU SnRRING UP A LOTTA age, good condition. Consum­ side and outside ralUngs, land­ FLORIDA bound — must seU. DINOSAUR, OLD MAIDS our TROUBLE TG E T 'IM BACK THREATENING mates gladly given. Bathroom PICNIC tables, extra sturdy, aU ON TH' EDGE OF / SHORTY LOST “rtOUR CLAIM G. E. electric raiige and .hood; OOP.' WHERE, IF r W ERE ■YOU.' ME? STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF er’s lepoirt check rated. CaU scaping. Reas<»ably priced. remodeling, heating systems SHELL OFFERS: Help Wanted - Mole 36 bolted, 30-36-40” wide tops, 6-6- IS H E ? TOWN, BONES,' LE'SG O ON KAY-TEE A Frigldaii:« refrigeirator; din­ G E T 'IM! LONG TIME AGO.. 647-1611. Call 643-0661. worked on, water pump work, • Ehccellent Paid Training 7-8-10’ long. From $25. up de­ !!q ing room set, antique green; /...WHILE VDU'ReV so ILL RIPE SO BITSY WAVES GOODBYE AS POTEET'S BUT OLEV DOESN’T SEE WHAT POTEET OBSERVES 1966 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, MASONRY — Brick, block, faucet packings, 649-2871. • Financial Assistance livered. W. Zlnker, 876-0397. CAR /MOVES AWAY-AND SHE EVEN IN THE REAR-VIEW /MIRROR... ' • Insurance and Retirement table lamp; other smaU Items. TEACHING ME INTO TOWN 863, 4-apeed Hurst, $1,096 CaU stone, cement work and re- ' poTEET'S EIGHT,TO PLY... A WITH HER, /MANAGES A WAN 6/MILE A TO LE Y... GRANT’S Plumbing Service — Plan RICHARD P. RITA BRACE yourself for a thriU the Lady’s beautiful red winter 376-6628. pairs including fireplaces and Free estimates, plus quality , Mtmy more benefits first time you use Blue Lustre coat with mink coUar, worn 4 1967 CADILLAC, sedan deVille, M9-I60*.______work. 643-6341. to clean rugs. Rent electric times, cost $126, seU for $60. shampooer $1. Olcott Variety Black dress coat and dresses, premium car, original mileage t IMBERLAND Tree Service— o a m WATSON Plumbing and Personnel Services M A A A A W- A. a. _ _AAM AA ^ 1 A • A$ M M I a Am ^ GET THE FACTS! Store. all size 9-10. 743-9117. 48,000. Must be seen. 627-0171, Tree removal, pruning, lots Heating, Bathroom remodel- „ ext. 68, or 648-896S after 0 p.m. cleared. No Job too big or ing and repairs. B ^ e esti- Call W66K days 52o“9401 small. Fifteen years experi­ MEDICAL LAB TECHNI- DEPARTMENT MANAGERS mates. CaU 649-3808. Mr. Palumbo. Nights and CLANS — degreed or non- ^ Meat, produce, groceries, ,Si,T4 U ~ iL L 1968 RAM BLER Classic, 6-cyl- ence. Bonded, Insured. 742- Inder wagon, good running ------weekends call 1-666-6160, degreed, ce rtl^ d to vegrk on Must he experienced. Starts B-M 9606. iT 11H71 by MU. lac. f j » . My UV r«t_OH condition, very clean inside. Dressmaking 19 Mr. Jarvis. blood samples. Any lab ex- to $12,700. A perience related to blood Can You Handle It? 6494)887. ______TOP QUALITY loam and flll * * " " ” ^ " * ' " * ------BY COKSH and PENN for sale also excavating, bull LADIES dresses, suits, wedding w n ie &neu u ii '-'O., 4 1 < ^ SOPl^RVISOR - LANCELOT 19OT AUSTIN-HBJALY Sprite, dozing, grading, and drainage gowns and veils, all custom OonnectlClR rllVfl., UjaSt /MARRIAGE 5EeM'& TO HAVE RDNe ) 42,000 mUes, original owner, s u R . to 110.000. There’s more to nmning a service station than Just pump­ /THE^IGHBOrV cTAT 16 y HOW CAN f I KNOW A GIVB HIM &Cttte work. Licensed for septic tank made. Some alterations, Rea- Hartford, Goiin. ing gas! home COOKING/ ^NOTHING FOR LORI'G GEHOB (^pDR^ME HOME.COOKING AGAIN/ ^ $U R e-PIK 6 Mlchelln tires, radio, heater, InstaUment. Oommeirclal and sonable prices. 849-1133. WAREHOUSEMAN — Must ufactiulng envlr o n m e n t . WAV.I good to exceUent condition residential. FuUy Insured. ------have warehousing experience Starts to $9,000. We’re looking for an action minded indlvldiiai. $696. CaU 872-8276. LatuUppe Brothers, 872-4366, in the area of pharmaceuti- Moving - We’U train you and pay you while you’re learning. / 742-9477. Schools and Classes 33 Stalrta^MMO SUPERINTENDENT — For 1987 VOIKSW APBN bug, good Starts to $8,600. treatment plant. Must LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON condition. $860. Phone 649-4969 ^vrB'RE doing our part for ecol- T tU C k ln g “ S t o r a g e 20 Then you’ll be placed In a high volume ESSO servloe sta­ BULLDOZER TRAINING SUPERMARKET STORE be experienced In operating after 6 p.m. ogy. Are you doing yours? CaU MANCHESTER — DeUvery- MANAGERS — Experienced a 3-stage plant handling 280,- tion as a Commission Manager. Here your earnings, based 1960 TR8, good condition, side Roya Enterprises, Inc. for pro, light trucking and package de­ BIG MONEY CAREER food store managers. Start- 000.^aUons sewage per eclalty. In-the-seat approved training Mlchelln tires, asking $600. 8160. Folding chairs for rent, 649- on loaders, backhoes and grad- II yon like It where the action la . . . Call ua Today! CaU 876;7888 after 6.______TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — 0762. era. Not a correspondance 63 EAST CENTER ST. 1988 OLDSMOBILE, CJutlass su- Trees cut, buUding lots clear------^— course. Full and part-time B. P. Nelson 521-7350 daytime. m , preme, low mileage, exceUent ed, trees helped. Got a tree classes forming now. Job guid- It, 1171 by NIA. I»< . T M ley US lal Ofl. Asking $L,860. Call problem? WeU worth {dione D a *, J YTAi*als1 A s ia “ ce. Near-by residenU Ucensed Manchester 646-4040 If you have questions, pleaae let ua know. 4V 849-6107 after 6 p.m. caU, 742-8262. A A C iC lS S t A U B gchooi; CaU 1^226-8719 anytime. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE THIRTY MANCJHESTER .EVEinNG HERALD, W a N^HESTER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1971 PAGE THIRTY-ONB Lota For Sole 73 Out of Town CIbbAm Houses For Solo 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Town i — r r a n Tolland T olla n d A-ZONE building lot. In conve­ For Sole No Ties TABRABERABR161 m i le II AIBm ’------MANCHESTER at QlasUm- 75 For Sole 75 ------, 63 LAKEWOOD Circle, 8 bedroom SECIATDED acre lot, trees, ime, beautiful home on nient location nicely' treed and BEHRrS WORLD Colcailal, ca rp et^ , appli­ BOLTON — $21,900. Low main­ LOOKINO for anyttaing In real lush 8-room Colonial, carpet- gg^e, low 40a. Make offer, flat. $6,600. 'Trolverton Agency, JACKSONVILLE, Fla. CLASSIFIED ances, laundry room, screen­ Realtors, 6492818, COVENTRY (NORTH) tenance 6-room home on the Dam Payment To Be Held (AP) — Julie Nixon Elsen­ Selectmen Asked to Name estate rental • i^wrtments, tag, first-floor family room, Qgu ^nnier 648-7766. ed pordi, 2-car garage, wood­ double garage, $89,900. H utch------KID’S STUFF lake, rec room. Fiano Agency, hower has turned down an homes, multiple dwellings, no ed grounds. Cadi owner, 649- SETVERAL building lots in Man­ ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. MANCHESTER $24,600. Cen­ Tiiees and brook, plus barn ______646-2677. , Until Leak Is Repaired Invitation to join the Duval fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ 8690. trally ____ located 7-room C e ^ , ga- chester. Ask for Mr. PhUbHck, Teachers Association, which Salary Study Committee ADVERTISING sociates, Inc. 64S-B139. PhUbrick Agency, 646-4200. tao ANDOVER - Lakefront 110’, WATtAwnim n p i bedroom m a r t in School Area, New 7- nicely shrubbed and two acres to grow in is the The Board of Selectmen last Donald MeVay of Robin Circle, represents most Jacksonville The appointment erf a Salary some decent way so it is not an WARANOKE RD. -4-bedroom ^ , bedrooms, faml- lot. Quick occupancy. ^ stuff kids are made of. Liv­ Colonial, formal dining room, 476 MAIN ST. — 6 rooms, fam -, home, in fine residential area. TRB3B)D buUdtag lot, 90x171, night agreed to withhold $2,072 a member of the Conservation public school teachers. Study Committee to consider eyesore and won't erode my CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ly room, 2-car garage, fire- g g jj .Estate, 648-9882. ing 'n a n*ne-roo i modem huge living room, 3 bedrooms, ily of adults, security, |160. a Tremendous location and Bowers School area, city water, Jalousied sun room overlook­ in payments for the ccnstnic- Commission. Mrs. Eisenhower, daughter salary and fringe benefit re- lawn,” Wick explained, 8 AJA. to 4:30 PAL place and aluminum siding. ______— ------' house also helps. Underpriced of President Nixon, will be­ month. 646-2426, 9-6. priced to sell. Drive by, signs sewers. Wolcott Realty, 668- at $33,000. Please call John ing lake.______Must_ be _ seen,___ _ don’t___ tlon of the Crandall's Park "I can't think of a better quests of the road department The situation ^11 be taken up Merritt Agency, 646-1180, $28^800 -SIX-ROOM single come a teacher in Atlantic ■ on property. T. J. Clwkett, ------extra lot of record, east side, 8200. McLaughlin at 649-6306. lust drive T v ' ^742-' repairs correctlrg time to have them begin attend- worker has been requested by again at th« next selectmen’s COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. O Realtor, 648-1677. TWO acres, 7-room Raised ^j^gj. home, 3 bedrooms, oU * ■ the leak have been completed tag Planning and Zoning Com- Beach Elementary School Board of Finance Chairman meeting when Sevcik and Town SIX-RQOM Duplex, no pets, in­ VERNON —Bolton Lake lot $4.- 7602. 4:M P 3 L DAT BEFOBE PDBUOATION Ranch, built-ins, recreation Keith Real Estate, 646- thls fall. mission meetings,” Thlfault this fall. Howard Wolfanger. Counsel King will sit In on the RAISSID Ranch, 8 bedrooms, 2 200. Vernon high scenic lot. $6,- • • B (Sl W • DewUIae for teturdoj Mid Monday is 4:Mp.m. F rld ^ quire 69 Birch St. room, garage, georgeous view, 649-1922. GLASTONBURY— New listing. They also agreed to authorize stated after reading a letter Robert CroOley, executive In a letter to the Board of problem. fireplaces, aluminum sldlig, 900. ToUand acre, $4,000. Cov- NARROWS and WALLACE CO. Superintendent Wll- from DCA outlining the free director of the teachers as­ Selectmen, h-and carried to the In the meantime Ttiifault will ■niREE-ROOM apartment, $90 Tt $32,900. Hutchins Agency, ’ ------Manchester line. Executive Highway air storm windows, large treed entry half-acre $3,600. Hayes Manchester Parkade, Manch. Ranch with all the luxuries. l*am Sevcik to contract for ma- gervlces available to the town. sociation said Mrs. Eisen­ meeting by Selectman Charles attempt to have a solution monthly including heat, on bud Realtors, 649-6824. MANCHESTER — < HAVE customers waiting apartment, second floor, stove aluminum sided Colonial, fire- ^ 648-0984. acre lot. Only $44,900. BYe- Thompson of Buck and Buck, should be ap^lnted by t o j^^^er Study Committee Agency, Realtors, 649-8824. loads erf cabinet and counter ished lower level. Only $34,900. pllances, and furniture. Priced rental of your apart- included, adults only, lio pets, place, large enclosed heated d UNCAN RD. — Ansaldl built ______chette Realtors, 647-9963. has previously estimated the lectmen or the fli^ c e gslectmen to sell. Sunday, August 1^, or home. J.D. Real Es- 648-6687 imtU 6 p.Tn. space, m decorator baths, 3 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Postal Service Competitor porch, 2-car garage, 140’ front- g large rooms, large breeze- twin sized bedrooms, wall of work will cost about $2,000 if of t o contained a subsection through Thursday, August 6th. Associates, Inc. 643-6129. ------=------age, treed yard. Priced to seU, ^^.y, 2-car garage, IMi Uled MANCHESTER town employees are used to do lectmen appointment of ine . , . « ai m g^ass onto family sized sun TOLLAND — Leaving state, W o n f c d — R o o l E stO te 7 7 TWCM>IECE dark green living per month, Peterman Agency. the work. committee T t o next meeting, which called tor the election of ments, Manchester — One and $81,900. Frechette Realtors, paths, buUt-tas, full attic, fire- HERE IS ROOMINESS . . deck, gfarage. Prestige neigh- must sell, buy now and save Sees a Boom m Business 647-9998. place, plastered walls, city In the form of a swra-room The withholding of the $2,072 They agreed to seek interest- alternates to the Planning two-bedroom apartments. For borliood. $34,900. Jesdor Real- four-bedroom Garrison Co- ALL CASH for your property < By BON JENKINS and we didn't want to take the ed persons willing to serve on and Zoning Ctomml^on utilities, immediate occupancy. Garrison Colonial with thrpe ty, MLS, 742-9667, 633-1411. lonlal, in parklike setting. In- within 24 'hours. Avoid red security for the r e ^ r of eludes stove and refrigerator, appointment or further infor­ MANCHESTER is only minutes OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. blame. Then we didn’t want to the committee with ti.ose wish- As a rMult tae Will have rrh»rt«ii I^nnerance 649-7620. bedrooms, family room, carpeting, fireplace, tape, instant service. Hayes ^® was recommended by non. hotwater, carpeting, $188. mation, call anytime, 646-2623. from this 8-bedroom Ranch on Charles Lesperance, ws-tbau. goreened patio, swimming pool Thompson, who has confirmed (AP) — "Now you have a open the mall boxes to every ng to he Invited to contact the o opera un er a ® OARAGE SALE—^Furniture and Wolverton Agency, 649-2818. ) 1971 by NEA, Ik . lovely private grounds. Fea- MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom and attached COVENTRY - - Country Uvlng tormal dining room, aluminum Agency, 646-0131. ------LARGE 3-room home, pleasant, high on a hill, seven-room Co- storms and screens, walk-out ______the leak In the dam presents choice—IPSA’s mall or Uncle Tom, Dick and Harry just as «™t selectman’s office before w b ^ ® ’’®® altemates households, Friday and Satur------*— tures fireplaced - living room Cape, dining room, 2 baths, choice lot convenient locaticm, large lonlal, 11x24’ front-to-back liv­ basement, iaige closets, 2% SELLING your home or acre' "no dire emergency.” Sam’s," the slogan says. we were getting started.” the Aug. 17 meeting. whl«m vdll n w have to ^ day Aug 6 and 7, 94. Route 81 ONE - BEDROOM apartment Jalousied-sun room, attached f l r l p i a c r ^ e . Owner will McLaughlin at lawn, working adult or work­ "Who do you think will be more inscrutable, Nixon or me?“ ing room with fireplace. Four baths, 2-zone hot water heat, age? For prompt friendly serv- He is Inspecting the dam IPSA? iPSA attorneys have advised Wolfanger has placed the sal- pointed by the Board of Select- garage, and taground pooL consider reasonable offer. Hel- -- tt and Hemlock Point Rd.. Oov- ing couple. 648-2880. bedrooms, aluminum siding. Ice, call Louis Dlmock Real­ weekly , while the (Jhief of the T*’® acronym fo r Independent that they think the U.S. law on ary study committee and discus- men. ______ed, $160. per month. Idiilbrick $26,900. Wolverfam Agency en D. Cole, Realtor, 643-6666, • « ^ \ Y / • • Low 30’s. FYlnciples only, 872- entry, near h y i school. ^altars, 646-4200. $30,900. Austin A. Chambers, 3141. ty, Realtors, 649-9823. Fire Department Ronald Ly- Postal Service of America may mail boxes is not valid, because slon of the need tor a town gar- The situation will be correct- THURSTON Apartments — 140 ------Realtor, 649-2818. Dick Lemieux 649-9737. ^ ^ Realtor, MLS, 643-2325. tell. Summer Recreation Dlrec- 1*® a household word and it regulates the use of private age on the agenda of Tuesday’s ed after the appointment o< a lOlliard St., Manchester. Open Aug, Taihii ------BARROWS and WALLACE CO. tor John Campbell are both the Idea of getting bags of mall property. meeting of the Board of Fi- Charter Revision Committee TWO-BEDROOM apartment Houses For Sole 72 $27,900 — EIGHT-ROOM Colo- MANCHESTER — Centrally lo- Manchester Parkade, Manch. COVENTRY — (North) — tor cabinet model for sale. Call for your inspection daily, 9 ^ ■®wn OOVEINTRY Lake area, vacant checking the dam on a dally bung on door knobs may be a While IPSA officials apeak nancye. following the local elections In available Aug. 1st, $140 per nial, in-law quarters. Aluml- cated spcusioiis 4-bedroom old- 649-8806 the value conscience buyer, AEC Cuts Power Use 026-1084. a.m. to 8 p.m. Three rooms FOf R o n f 6 5 4-room house on big wooded 2,100 sq. ft. of tastefully ap­ basis. First Selectman Charles bit startling. But officers of only In glowing terms about the According to the finance board November. month plus heat, no children. num siding, new heattag sys- er Colonial, IH baths, fire- corner lot. Asking $11,900., but Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- pointed living space on a su- KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — TVA Thlfault added he also checks IPSA say the U.S. Postal Ser- company’s future, they admit chairman, the two Items were Other changes noted In re- 80” MULBERRY brocade sofa, *sCe*r* r^e'.^'^fllg^S: ™ O N - 3-be^m ^plex. Offered by the tern. Off East Center St., trees. place, large park-Uke yard. pirpjjEN — Porter St. area, 6- owners will listen. Lake privi­ perbly landscaped % plus acre electric-power sales totaled the dam each day. vice now has a solid competitor to facing several obstacles, to come up at the annual town viewing the charter, according very good condition, .plus 3 «»«• disposal and alr-condlUoner. «Jis>»washor. garbage disposal. Hutchlns Agency, Realtors, Only $28,900. Hayes Agency, jjumtaum sided cus- leges. (3ood financing. T.J. comer lot. "Contemporary” 91.2 billion kilowatt-hours last. Roads PO®®thle unofficial, future IPSA’s future will likely depend meeting but the lateness of the to Town Clerk Elaine Bugbee Generous closets, basement *^>^8 yard, country setting, 649-6324. 646-0181. matching pillows. 648-8169. MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- t ^ buUt, 8-room Garrison. Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. upper level is fully carpeted year, an Increase of 1.8 billion „gelve $10 OOO P^'^tner. on gaining recognition—both hour and the calling of a refer- are in the terms of the Assessor, atora^, master TV anteni^ included. 228-9022. Family room with beamed ______bedroom duplex. 1% baths, PHILBRICK BOULDER Rd. — 6-room Colo- MANCHESTER (^QiVBlNTRY — Immaculate 6- and includes beamed cathedral kwh over 1969. A reduction of in unimproved road aid from'the Thomas L. Murray, president “ •« U.S. endum vote on the budget pre- Board of Tax Review, Zoning basement, carpets, ap- laundry facilities. Parking for ------celling and built-in bar, dream ceilings in Olvtag and dining 1.7 billion kwh. in sales to led- . . which will be used to com- the firm since it was founded P<“ tal Service. vented it. Board of Appeals and Zoning nial with breezeway, family PREFERRED'BOWERS room REUich. Acre lot with W o n tO fi • T o B uy 5 8 pUances and heat included. two c a » per apartment. Heat ...... kitchen with barbecue, etc. room, eat-in kitchen with hood- era! agencies, primarily the plete the paving of Rhodes Rd^ 3^6 yearn ago, says IPSA car- „ U ^ “ ® ^®® ^pPeals alternate, and hot water included. $176 r r e p e i r y room, two-car oversized ga­ SCHOOL AREA trees. Oversized double garage, $286 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, rage. Exquisite parklike 1.78 etc. Coll Now. Hayes Agency, ed range plus abundant cabl- Atomic. Energy Commission, j addition a erant of s:4n non " ’th he delivering mall to P'^®®**^®”^ and general manager admitted the town garage facll- 'which now all become sbe-year HOUSEHOLD lote — AnUques, 649-9404. For Rent 67 “ $ 2 9 ,7 0 0 " 24x32 with 100 amp. service. Realtor, 6494088. acre lot with sturdy shade 646-0181. net and counter space, 3 spa- offset much of the 3.6 billion state will be used to residents in every city with 60,- **®P®® oHldal recognition by the Ities were inadequate to house terms, expiring Nov. 8, 1977. bric-a-brac, locks, f r a m e s , ______AGENCY BHA approved. Assumable FOUR-ROOM heated apart- LAKE Wtanipesaukee — Flve- trees. Complete privacy in Immaculate 7-room colMiisil clous bedrooms, 2 baths. "Rus- kwh. gain in other power sales. existing town roads at °r more residents by 1976. V Office will come In the present equipment adding ------glassware. Wb buy estatea MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- MANCHESTER — $28,900. 44, mortgage, $112.80 monthly. On­ ment, no children, no peta, room Chalet, very modem, ful- Manchester’s most desired 3 bedrooms, IH baths two-family. New kitchens, car­ tic lower level tacltides fami- the discretion of the hivhwav The service deals In third- UT*®’ “ "^®’*'® Interested in han- that many expensive items re- Manchester Evening Herald VUlage Peddler, Auctioneer, bedroom apartment on Main ly $21,900. Pasek Realtors, ly room finished in cedar and S e S n d e t a ^ ^ class mail, or «vcalled "junk all tjyes of mall-second- main unprotected. Tblfault also correspoodert Bette 190 fsite at Bolton 619-8247 SL ii«T M r month BlsseU and HoU St. area. 643- ly-equlpped. Last minute can- CONTEMPORARY L Shaped prestige area. A one of Remobeled kitchen (self- peting, freshly decorated. Two brick, playroom (or 4th bed­ 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. 1921. ceUaUon makes the last 2 Ranch. Redwood and Birch ex- kind home. Owner, 6484096. cleaning stove and dish­ furnaces. Assume FHA mort­ MLS, 2897476, 7498243. Thlfault was authorized bv Although the term is .taurth-class-and we noted however that the road Quatrale. Tel. 8792846. room), laundry room, utility weeks of August available, terior, on wooded lot, VA acres washer) gage. Hutchins Agency, Real­ Legal Notices Town Counsel Robert King to taboo among IPSA employes. It ^°P,® ®°*"®^y ■“P®'^*®"'*®"* not made ------*• «- k o o m u » o . i with a view. Five bedromns, 2 MANCHESTER — $20,600. Im- Screened porch, large foyer room and garage. Each level U 10 delivers the mateHsi nt ®ratlve agreement with the post any recommendations as to a glass, pewier, oil painnngs or T».oitor 6494688. m . ______* tors, 649-6324. Boltcm ascertain how much money the aeiivers t o material at office,” he said. possibler^mtMm location tor thethm garage«.*oo-p wt .. A Realtor, 6494688. soundprotrfed, appliances, ga- fireplaces, family room, den, 2- maculate 6-room Ranch, wall- Attractive living room (den it’s own fireplace, hiding oF not^CE OF HEARING town spent plowing unaccepted cheaper rates than the Postal As one ■ IPSA official put it: and until one is found suitable Vernon - to-wall carpet, enclosed porch, adjacent) CUSTOM BEAUTY — Brand BEAUTIFUL BOL-rON thermo-pane.. „ doors leading to TRUST ESTATE subdivisions last winter Service in hundreds of cities in UNDER THE WILL OF "We can help the post office it is foolish to appropriate funds olumtaum- siding. Hutchins Formal dining room new 8-bedroom, two-bath Rais­ This lovely 7-room Raised oversized decks, and alumi­ and to dun the developers for states and Canada. 166 Oakland Street. second floor, heat, hot w ^er. ^ 649-418T rent, sleeps 7,$8B. pe7%eek. RANCH — Less than one-year Agency, Realtors, 6496824. Completely finished 3rd floor num storm-screens. Property HAZEL S. BURGESS . - » j u become ca better organization for the building. , ed Ranch, with aluminum sid­ Ranch has 3 bedrooms, IV i District of Manchester payment of their bills. And it has other projects In takinir haitib nf th«ip k..=i appliances, disposal, ______call Mitten Agency, Realtors, old. Modem eat-in kitchen. fOm- in immaculate condition and Drainage Problems All city utllUes ing, work saver kitchen and baths, family room, 2-car It 1s ordered that a hearing be held He received assurances last the works: ®®"*® Study Set ment parking.' $176 monthly, piyg} ROOMS, 2 bedrooms. 648-6980. Uy room, 8 bedrooms, 2-car ga- MANCHESTER — ^Immaculate ness off their hands.” Atty. Sol Kerensky pleaded a WANTED — S ^ e t piano. Call Most desirable residential, formal dtatag room located on garage, carpeting, over an t^su l’s 2Tuaj"a^^o^rS^d tru^t! night from Atty. Sol Kerensky -Construction of permanent Adults. Call 649-4864 after 4 .se^jond floor, $136 a month. rage. Many extras stay, taclud- 6-room Ranch plus' 12x17* fam- neighboriiood, convenient to case for his client Charles Wick 649-8066. Indian Drive. Open for Inflec­ acre of land AND A LARGE 742.6820, no brokers. ee'sce » two LWU priorpilUl accounts«MWU11U» with W1M» said regardingICgClXUlllg ArthurArUlUT Gottler’aLFOtllGr S bill I'ost Militateoffice buildingsMUAiUlll|gO tHI. a . XU16 locnIUL.U TD* ______P-*"- References and security de- GIANT’S NECK Heights — ** tag refrigerator and freezer, ily , room. Three large bed- all schools, shopping, trans­ of Orahabor Rid. seeking the co­ On Reading tion Sunday 14 p.m. Eventags ABOVE-GROUND POOL. a f Mtinlcl^S? Bid^%f°cSite'?®st'? for Plowing Robin a rcle and stretching from Okla- X ^ lC a S S O C l e a r S HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, vttj ATis-R— Aturtmenbi _ 6- P «lt 648-1797. room cottage, 2 baths, 2 bed- washer and dryer, new .wall-to- rooms, fireplaced Uvtag room portation. Call Suzanioe operation of the town to correct 6-8. Starkweather Construc- ALL OF THIS FOR ONLY ANDOVER.^stom buUt 6%- ^ r " a Wf 11 • xa i Shorts, 646-8288. Uon, 646-6363. room Ranch in country set- 1971 at II am. amount of about $300. —Expanded use of the ‘TP- A w ' u l K l t l g P a t h what is now a safety hazard on $28,900. Program glassware. We buy estates. tlnv Two fireolaces 1% B *s further ORDERED that, on or ___ SAgram,” a modern version of ® Wick’s property. J. WATSON BEACH CO. katho wall fA.u>aii anrinafirw' *>efore the Compliance Date fixed Still outstanding Is the bill — ----- ■ ------— pRAaan' In a move to Improve the \Tllage Peddler, Auettoneer, wall carpeting, 2 air-condition- ___ Ray Strattman, 643-7887 Although the town holds a 420 Lake St, Bodton, 6494247. s r w x x : x s x Hartford Office 647-1660 artesian well, storms and ^ ‘publish^ onT*’uine ^ a *iSw2 ®®"‘ Eldredge Yost Picasso complained to- drainage easement on tiiie prop- entire reading program ta the era. appliances, paOo, 2 -z «e i » o ”^ r mMthr PtuU W. MANCHESTER — ‘niree-faml- NOTICE Ted Goodchild, 6494348 child. ^ ______^ garden toou. $88,800. screens, on % acre lot. Own- E ^ - dS ^ V a lle f Vtow s^SwiXfo^ “ te n d m ^ sS e s ta t a X *>e had b e L made a ®rty. Wick complain, of the V ern » Sch^l system, a t ^ o* heat no peta, ' one child. Realtor, 649-4686. ly house, large rooms, new MANCHESTER Spacious 7- ROOMING HOUSES Charles Lefierance, 649-7620. ’______GOODCHILD-BARTLETT ers. Asking $28,700. 6499686. Attest; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge „ J vipw Huoaivision. own handwritinir prisoner of hU villa by con- three-foot trench dug along the experts wlU move into the — — — - — ------— GRACXOUS antique colonial in tamace, full basement Fully « » m home, aluminum siding, person shdll operate a —---- . ----- r------:------— . „ . ______.. Residents complained to the _Attempts to corral what ®^®tt°n work nearby and won Property and Its abrupt end schooU during tile coming Rooms Without Board 59 W a n t e d t o R e n t 0 « exceUent condition, 8 fireplaces, rented. CaU now. Only $29,900. new roof, double garage, large ^ ^ ^olds MANCHESTER — Newer two- REALTY CXIVENTOY - B r ^ d new 6%- , at A selectmen of several missing which cause, flooding of hi. school year to complete an evaT- HOUSE wanted to rent 'i^ ^ - “ decorated rooms, Hayes Agency, 6490181. treed lot. Low 80s, Hayes a yaUd Rooming House Per- Member MLS ROOM tor rent, gentleman only, bedroom duplex. $186 monthly F u iu islied < 4 a WMted to mar eat-in kitchen, formal ------Agency, 646-0131. room Ranch with extra build- District of Manchester, on the 29th traffic and road name signs, K„giness—wide scale daliverv at ®*’®“’ ^ hours. back }rard. uatlon already started by the kitchen privileges, free pork- including heat and appliances. A p w r lm g n ti 6 3 - A «e d couple, no children, Im- ^ Hining room, break- MANCHESTER, 9room C ^ , 2 ______mlt issued by the Director ot ,643-7887. 646-4348, 643-2098 ^ lot located on Hemlock j Prompting ’aifault to state he "Major road work has been Reading from a thick file of teachers during the past school Point, all alumtaum exterior, ju^ge ' would have the Highway Super- P“ ®“®®" started ta front of my door letters sent during the past year. tag, central location. Refer- paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 ~ ______— mediate occupancy. CaU 646- MANCHESTER — Just listed. Health. Every rooming house ^4 A A $ mm ^6 ^mm ■ A mm m '■ . • « mm mm . . 4 4 A mm A mm^m mm 1 .. mm m A. A. .. A__^ Mt _ Ls • .... _ ._.a. m m m ma m m fast room, 3 sltttag rooms, 4 unfinished, 2 - car garage, Stove, carpeting, double glaz- EAcate of Pauline M. Beebe, late intendent replace the traffic without me being notified and I year to various town officials ' 1116 evaluation is being con- ences required. 6496182 days, 4688. EAST HARTFORD — Singles 6994 anytime. ______bedrooms, plus studio, study breezeway, alumtaum siding newer two-famUy, 96, three permit shaU expire on the last SECOND Bolton Lake — 6-room for appointment, 648-2698 eve------— ------— —— preferred, nicely furnished ------house 8 baths, stone walls, ga- and a'wnings, many extras. bedrooms, buUbliis, close to day of August foUowtag its home on lakefront, only 3 _ c e ^ S i a r e a l^ c h ^ ^ r o fm ill Prlsoner,” 7 e artist s^Tdta and commissions without satis- d ^ T c ^ ^ t i o n ^15. t o ntags. FTVE-ROOM apartment^ ^^5?' two-bedroom Town house. WUl THREE - BESDROOM everything. FuUy rented. Ex- date of Issuance, unless sooner price, $24,900. Cali tor appoint- ihe executor. Francis C. Shea. « « n°l®d however that cer- freM , suen as mmi ^ gt^tement read at the district taction, Kerensky stated his ,«tlonal "Right to Read” oro- Heat, appUances and aU utfll- A v a il- needed for grahdmother, rage, large bams and out buUd- WaddeU School w a . Sylvia years old, Timken heat, fire­ cellent condition. Ctall Doris suspended or revoked. ment. Starkweather Real having exhibited hU administration tain areas are particularly taxpay^s to their c®vel, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces. 2- ^ dw am Itoch . Three a c ^ . said District, at least seven days be- Warden Otto Horn will ho enn « jWho immigrated property. "I feel this riiould be put in schools throughout toe system. — ------Murdock. 6492692. Immaculato 6%-room Ansal^ Monday. August 16, 1971, start- a^yiN TO Y - 7 room custom torefnrA toetha day'of^Ldriov rtf aoM heiita^.“^ttwaA d K,v k f nom ^ WUl DC coii- fri^rn Ireland 17 yearsmrmarm, ago,mmara reSUltS Of UleSe rOCOm- Business Locations tor September 1st occupancy, car attached garage, huge 80x16 W e^ tor horses or ponies. Ing lit 7 -00 D m in the Hear- GGVENTKY 7 room custom certified mall, a copy of this tacted prior to the removal of nolnts built ranch. 2-car garage, WOODUND ^___ to two other factors for mendations and observations MANCHESTER — 6 rooms ffog Rent 64 near center, reasonable'. C«[u rec room, sundeck off master Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 tag^ Room nfof Ihethe MnnlcinalMunicipal ^ ® ‘>’ ^wo AreNaces. order to the_,^mmissPoner of F^^^ Aportments - Floft- bedroom, well treed and land- 4686. landscaped. Hurry! Hsyes extra large rooms Garage and Control, Stole of Coiineit- “ Ik'Xw V:''the upswing in business. will be presented by toe total (second floor) in newer 9fam- 6291312. /■ Agency, 646-0181. MANOR Building to hear and consider ^ ki Garage, Meadow Street, East Hart- Probably be done by the state ojg recent rate ta- scaped lot with flagstoned patio rrrrT r— ztt; ------Double lot. Excellent area, ford, Ctonnectlcut; Hartford Electric highway department. crease bv the Postal Service team tor Implementation during Tenements 63 ily home. Carpeting stove, COMMERCIAL place for lease Manchester. the following petitions: French Moratorium or______sale______461 Main______St., next to and barbecue. Preferred neigh- TWO-FAMILY, $33,900...... Hayes Agency, ■ 646- 1^‘eht Company, 637 Main Street, on Viu-ntlnn crease oy me roscai service. toe 70’s. immediate occupancy. Adults MANCHE6TER--617^nter St., Item 1 L & M Homes, Inc., 95 Manchester, Conn.; Gorman Broth- _ vacanon IPSA currently charges $33 to DELUXE one-bedroom eqiart- post office. Excellent business In v e s tm e n t P r o p e r t y boihood. Good condition, fine location, 2 APARTMENTS 0131. The Board of Education has only. $190. East Hartford Real older Colmial, 8^ bedrooms. Carriage Drive, Residence era Inc., 770 Main Street, Manchea- Thlfault plans to be away toi -i non nntnriiUnn.tvng ment with all modem conve­ I'ocaUon with building. CaU Pq ^ furnaces, $83,600. CaU 048-6606 —------ter. Conn.: Dick’s Esso Service, 411 from town on vacation the first fuf , I - " " satura^-iype already approved an amount of Estate, 6696840. 70-A 4-IWIT apartment — good in- after 6 p.m. Ideal for antlc^ shop, etc. HOMiESTEAD'ST. Zone AA. Variance is re- BOLTON Air-conditioned 4 Hartford Road, Manchester, Conn.; , °"/a c a iio n me first third-class mailings. The na- niences. Ample off street _____ 6492426, 9-6. Cuts Dollar Parity $1,000 which will pay toe ex- come. CaU for details. ______[______Large lot. Fp^^ette Realtors, OFF W. MDHHE TPKE. quested to allow building to bedroom Cape enclosed poifch, 'Y.AAclns B ^ ers, 935 Mata St. Man- “ n®’^' week, he an- tional service gets $40 per 1,000 parking. Rental $150. per p^VE rooms, garage, conve­ ------NEW 16 unit garden ajiartment t-, 647-0963. MANCHESTER PARIB (AP) — The govern- into franc holdings. But too P®i>a®a of tl>® visiting team. month, 1 -year lease and 1- niently located, seedhd floor, FIRST-floor store or offlee, ap- complex, over $30,000 in rent- BOL/TON LAKE—WeU buUt 2- ““ continue closer to highway garage. baths, 10(ta4W lot! a n r a ^ t ''& a S “ r & t S t a n T ™ i . mailings up to 260,000 pieces. _ _ w ^ ik» . month security. Call Jarvis in center of town location. AU 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury line than Regulations allow, Mid 20s, Bel Air Real Estate, Hartford; ^ im ., Mrs . ^ a G®®rge Plant of Wondervlew After that, the U.S. rate jumps ment-run Central Bank ordered Bank of France spokesman de- During the classroom vlslta- one chUd, no peta. CaU 6499037. praodmately 376 square feet. Can easUy be increased, bedroom retiremmt home, ga- .TER — New Usttag, Young, 34 Spruce Street, Manches- voiced a long list of com- to i42 npr 1 000 TPSA*a rate $ « w i a .a a a nled such intentions. tlons the experts will be alert Realty Ck>., Realtors, 6491121. ____ $80 monthly. 6497296, 647-9758. f 13,500 per unit. Good return rage. 9room apartments tor mini- 3.. Ranch, garage, sedud- apartments. Features waU-to- at above location. mum maintenance. New heat­ b a one-acre treed lot. Ask- wall carpeting, vanity tile Item 2 Alexander Jarvis, north- NORTHWOOD Apartments — iSST^lie'ta' p r im e air-conditioned office tax shelter, t o the n ^ d le h .r o o m CUSTOM RANCH. baths, buUt-ta oven, range, ■ “ ■ ' ’ the way the axe guaranteed that toe mall ®f®®P^Aig dollars Md ^ e r tor- D’Blstalng announced terials ta use; the type and ^ floor, mce location, one in- ____ m sized Investor. Carriage Real- thw-.o-w. ing system. Eixcellent invest­ $24,600. Frechette Real­ ^ Aicm Aiii-^An/tiaa niwioinT nat-a . . . One and two-bedroom apart­ space. Pyramid Building, 367 WaU-to-waU carpeting through­ dishwasher, refrigerator mid carries out will arrive wi the specified day. currencies brought here Tuesday that the inflow of variety of teaching procedures; font accepted, no peta. $150 ty, 6491110. ment opportunity. Wolverton tors, 647-9993. ments, central alr-condltlon- E. Center St. AvaUable Aug. 1. out, 8 baths, large rec room, Agency, Realtors, 6492813 disposal, electric heat. 2 air- purchase of "Uncle Sanri Is the only pdr- sp«®RlaAv® purposes. short-term capital into FYance pupil participatitm and attitude with heat. Security deporit. conditioners, glass sUdtag za Drive, Business Realtors, 647-9993. tag, carpeting, balcony, car­ 643-0124. Secretarial and telephone an­ opening onto patio, with pool. MANCHESTER — Near hospi­ Variance is requested to con­ retam r ^ e Ui’®ndall Park (occurring about son in the business world vrtio . SP®®’ and potato which need clari- Large treed lot, 180x216’ with a OLDER home, Uvtag rooin/dta- doors, all large rooms. BhU retum maKe to uitaCourt.______,______. .______immediate drop ta toe dollars „inHnnulation that that »ha toe fmna franc would be fleation. ports, plus other luxury fea- swering service available on GARDEN ARARTMENT tal, Immaculate 6%-room Cape, struct theater, which Regu- COVENTRY — 1961 Ranch, 3 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge five years ago) to paying the penalizes its clients tor doing Cures. Frmn ti2 S . J. D. Real THREE - BEDR(X>M Duplex, premises. Call 96, 647-9903. vlew. in? room, kitchen a n d /f^ ily basement storage area, am­ same amount of taxes as every- more business for him,” one increased by 2.77 ideal for medical office, ple parking. Starting at $176. lations do not permit in this bedrooms, attached garage, Etatate Associates, 648-6129. large yard, available immedi: COMPLEX „ , ^ J. J . room. Three bedroonris, bath. one else' even though he never IPSA official commented. *i^those m^keto ***^**°" ®r $f®8 mill to G^BJ—Full shed dormer, large Garage. Lot 10Qxl26nilari«i E. nurses, specialties, etc. Bel Handy to shopping, schools, zone, at above location. large wooded lot, hardwood ately. Recently redecorated, Air Real Estate, 6499332. IlNYITATION had children ta schLl. In addl- Murray also contended that i ^ d e r a ^ d ^ m * DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ Young 29ynlt all brick gar­ Mfchen and Uvtag room, with Robertson, R e a lt^ 648-6968, bus and religious faculties. Item 3 Watkins Brothers, Inc., floors, 15 minutes from Man­ Bullets Stop $200. per month. 648-6644. 65 tlon Plant called tor raising the IPSA was helped, ironically, by ^ ^ “ ® "’ “ was toe largest monthly ment, waU-to-waU carpeting, ______Houses For Rent den apartment complex for fireplace, den, 4 bedroonui, ^ Model apartment open fo r . 148 East Center Street, chester. $13,500. Meyer, Real­ ture of toe order. gain since August 1969. sale, over $60,000 in rental large ^lot. $26,900. M ANCHEST^ — Six-famUy inspection weekday’s 1-7 p.m. . Business Zone I. Variance Is tors, 643-06()9. T O BID minimum construction cost $600 passage of the Postal Reform A Bank of FYance spokesman Wall Escape complete appliances, 2 air- MANCHESTER — One bed- TOLLAND — 6-room Ranch income. Substantial cash re­ and a twp-famUy. Fine condi­ — weekends 1-6 p.m. Sealed bids will be received before a building permit is re- said toe order was aimed only In London, toe FYench action oonditkmers, fuU basement, room garden apartment. Car- available September for one- EAST CENTER ST. Large 19 requested to use toe above “They could have about put BuUets MANCHESTER aiat me the oiiice office oi of me the uirecior Director or of quirea. quired. ..a,,a m m a a m . r— against so-called “hot m<»iev” ®®"* major Bun^an cur- BF.RI.TN (AP) waaher-dryer hook-up, vanity pettag, all appUances, heat, quired. Interest free secmid room Colonial may be used for tion throdg^uMit, a good invest­ property for parking facili­ year lease, 2 baths, g^arage, BuUt by General Services, 41 Center The Selectmen, however, have business if they had ^ pouring into Tencles soaring ta toe foreign from toe automatic rifles of tyjie bath, glass sliding doors and perking. $170. Immediate mortgage availaUe. Car­ home or offices, large lot with m en t./ Secondary financing ties adjacent to applicant’s security, references, $266. lie. Owner has other ta- FOREST HILLS AREA TOWN OF Street, Manchester, Conn.,nn.,” un- reauestedreauesreT^Bullding Building "7nroec“tOT Inspector ‘*'®y France^ c e “ on^ toetoe““e expectation x ^ t a U « t^ ®x^anF® market. East ^ ”German border guards onto patio. $220 per monj^. occupancy. Highland Oak Vll- riage Realty, 6491110. posslbiUty of acquiring more funeral home at 142 East monthly. Hayes Agency, 649 til August 25, 1971 at 11 ■ ' ...... n . e sa . . up- Robert D. Murdock, Realtbr, Jage, 6496177. Evenings 647- !Sto. 60s. Wolverton Agen­ Oversized 9-room Garrison U & R Housing C o rp . Center Street. MANCHESTER :00 a.m. Charles Schutz to submit a v M t o the ™«toi re toe franc would W ev a lu ed up- , ’^® “toPP®*! ®«®"“Pt ® BOL/TON Lakefront. Executive’s area than required (22,760 ing at 7:00 p.m., ta the Hear- Town of Manchester, lo^er than surroiindlng towns. IPSA wants to get Into toe .. ^he ^ k of FY^ce specified revaluation of the Swiss covered, then stopped when he Geoi$:e H. Griffing, Inc. -W . T. GRANT CO. COVENTRY — 40 acres, avaU- L IS T IN G S estate, two foyers, 8 flreplaces. 649-B673 square feet) at* above loca- * ing Room of the Municipal Connecticut Free Asslstanoe business of delivering maga- In com ^ ^ foreign cur- ^ below Tues- was fired on. Tile guards led ANTOVER 742-7886 Manchester Parkade Robert B. Weiss, Out of Town able vdth long flmtage, wood- < ^ in lrin «r o f «5oir ®P®" 1>eams, paneUng, 2% tlon, and variance of yard Building to hear and consider The town Is entitled to free zines on a national scale some- r®R®*®® should be accepted as day night’s clostag. him away. ,, ed, private mortgage avaU- INUW1 y u i m K i n g 01 C>eU- 6.jone heat, Hutchins requirements on two lots. the following petitions: STATE General Manager assistance from the state .Der day and has been negotiating o8R®l ^ transac- Rent able. Carriage Realty, 6491110. ing yxiUT property?” Call Agency, 6496324. Iteni 6 Marjorie Unsay, Exec- HEARING ALSO, partment at Community .Affairs, with several publishing com- “ ons. Hence It should pose no HEBRON — WaU St., 2- bed- TODAY! utrix of Estate of Charlotte Item 7 Leo H. Bedrick, 344 partlcularlv Jn the area of pre- panics. A spokesman tor one difficulties tor normal business EXPERIENCED MANCHESTER — New Usttag Gould, westerly of 145 Lake- Broad Street, Business Zone paring local zoning regulations firm, publisher of toe top five o®altags, or tourists. room apartments, beat, hot HOUSGS FOT SolO 72 — Huge 19rooni brick Ranch, TOWN OP MANCHESTER, water, carpeting, appUances, ------wood Circle North, Plot D III. Request Special Excep­ anH preoaratlon of a town nlan, national magazines In circula- Une commercla 1 bonk said OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN exclusive area, Uve in one of SHOPPING CENTERS CONNECTICUT chUdren welcome. Available ONE-OWNER home, immacu­ Residence Zone AA. Variance tion to permit retail sale of Thlfault noted after following UD tlon, declined to elaborate but ** was contoutag to buy Capable of installation and minor plumbing repairs. Manchester’s finest locations, immediately. $190 monthly. late condition, 2 levels, first is requested to allow a front gasoline as accessory to ex­ on a recommendation made bv said of IPSA: "We’ve used dollars as usual because It was large beamed Uvtag room, din­ Now under construction, Broad St., Manchester, INVITATION • EXCEU.ENT WAGES a PAH) HOLIDAYS level — family room, fireplace, PHILBRICK yard depth of 25 feet and a isting auto wash establish­ them In the past and expect to h®*^ lo impossible to tell which • RETIREMENT PLAN 646-0682, 6492871. ing room, 4 bedrooms, famUy bedroom, laundry and half spring occupancy; Vernon, Route 83; Windsor rear yard depth of 12 feet at ment, and Certificate of Ap­ T O BID ------use them more ta toe future.” were for commercial transac- • GOOD WOBKINO CONDITIONS Rockville bath, 2-car garage, electric room, den, kitchen with buUt- IPSA now lists many major tlons and which were tor specu- • .NO TRAVELING TO HARTFORD iKicks, Route 75. above location. proval for same, and vari­ Sealed bids will be received doors, second level — living tas, 2 fuU baths, 9car garage, ance of required street retail corporations and business lative purposes. . NOTICE Item 6 Thomas N. Reiley, Our men know of this ad. CAREN APTS. large screened in patio, ex­ by the Town of Manchester for firms among its clients, in- ‘^® Bank of FYance spokes- room with fireplace, formal AGENCY d.b.a. Lock. Stock & Barrel, frontage and side yatd, at supplying Audio-Visual equlp- In order to provide better service to all custom­ Write: BURNER DEPARTMENT tremely large landscaped Hurry with your requirements, we will build to eluding Sears-Roebuck, Blue warned however, that pen- iVa room apartments. dining room, cabinet kitchen, 465Vi Main Street, .Business above location. ment of three elementary ad- Notice of Sale ers, we have reevaluated the current restrictions self-cleaning range and hood, yard. Call today. Frechette suit. Cross-Blue Shield and Mont- alties are severe — fine of P.O. Box 1126 Available now. Including ap­ Realtors, 647-9998. Zone in. Variance of sign Item 8 Richard P. Lydon, 161 jiuons on or before 11:00 a.m.. The following used equip- amount of toe snecu- on the use of water. On a trial basis, we ask that pUances, weJl-to-wall carpet­ dishwasher, disposal, 3 bed­ Manchester, Conn. 06040 REALTORS Commercial — Industrial, various other locations rogulatlons requested. Appli- ToJ^^and ^ "ip lk e , ^ Tuesday, August 24, 1971 at ing, heat, hot water, swim­ rooms, 2 baths, loads of closets, MAR*nN SCHOOL area, New cant wants to erect and dis­ customers not water lawns and shrubs or wash ming pool, storage and park­ waU-to-waU carpeting in Uvtag 7H-room Custom Ranch. 8 bed­ available on land lease or build-to-suit basis. ception for General Repair- n^iy opened and read, at 11:00 a.m. business with IPSA be- banks had tetter make efforts cars at residences between the peak water use play both a free-standing sign cause of the cost for official to know toe reasons toelr ing. FYom $160. CaU Su- room, dtatag room, faaU and rooms, kitchen with dinette Pumping and auxiliary and a projecting sign to ad­ er’s License and Certificate Specifications and forma of correspondence under toe new clients wish to sell foreign cur- hours and 5:00 P.M. and 9:00 P.M. perintendant, 8791666, 279 stairs, large sundeck, antique and buUt-ins, famUy room, 2 Immediate occupancy — Manchester, 25 Olcott St., pumping equipment—West vertise a package store at of Approval top^ same, at proposals on which bids must postal rates. rencies for francs. He said 1610, 242-6668. brick front and shingle sidings, 646-4200 baths, <2-car garage, brick and Middle Turnpike Pumping 4,500 square feet. Ideal for commercial, light man­ above address. above location. (jg submitted may be obtained Under federal law, IPSA em- clues may be obtained from too Our water supply and distribution facilities are frontage 106. $44,900. 219 Scott aikunlnum siding. Merritt Station and Parkade Pump­ ufacturing, warehouse, additional 12,000 sq. ft. This hearing, previously un- This hearing, previously un- the Business Office, Board ployes are barred from using examination of large accounts limited in their ability to provide adequate pres­ ROCKVILLE — Available Au­ Dr. A.A. Chambers, Realtors, Agency, 6491180. ing Station ASSEMBLERS scheduled, is being held in scheduled, is being held in gf Education, 1148 Mata Street, residential mail boxes, so they and large transactions by nMi- gust 1st, 8^-room apeutment, MLS, 6492826. available. Bid forms and inspection de sure throughout the system when water use is Residential area. Adults, no MANCHB38TER — Business MANCHB8TB1R — New Usttag. place of toe meeting which place of the meeting which Manchester, Connecticut, hang plastic bags of letters holders ot accounts. MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, zone, large wen kept estate- . . . __ was cancelled on July 19, 1971. was cancelled on July 19, 1971. The Town , of Manchester------re - ®*'® around door knote. One of toe misunderstandings excessive. Therefore, we ask that customers con­ Good Wages and Benefits pets. Security. 649-4824. Porter St. area, very large 9 Choice Main Street office space, various sizes. Uve practically rent free. New Uke home. 1% baths. Matate- J , ^ ‘ p ^ c i r ' w ^ ' ’ Manche9 All persons interested may All persons interested may serves the right to reject any ®*'®* Services Office, Municipal _ Yia,s never been fully that apprffently arose outside serve imd not waste water at. all times during r OCKVILLB — 6-rooiii duplex, baths, 2 bedrooms. Only $26,- nance free exterior. Double ga- . . Many ex- attend these hearings. attend these hearings. and all bids and to waive any Building, 41 Center Street, challenged in toe courts by FYance was 'toe belief that Apply in person, 9 to 12 noon th e day. residential neighborhood, $160. ■ 900. Call now. Wolcott Realty, • rage. Hayes Agency, 646-0181 Zoning Board .of Appeals Zoning Board of Appeals informalities In bids if such ac- Manchester, Connecticut. IPSA for several reasons, Mur- FYance was gWM to establlsha Monday through Friday tras. Living room with fire­ monthly, utUities not included. MLS, 6698200. Clharles H. McKenzie, Charles H. McKenzie tion is deemed to be in the Town of Manchester, rgy said, “ FTrst, in toe begin- two-tier marketi for the franc MANCHEISTER area — 9room place, formal dtatag room JARVIS ENTERPRISES TOWN OF MANCHESTER 872-0366, 7:399:30 p.m. ' CSiairman Chairman best interest of the Town. Connecticut ning, we didn’t feel we were That provides one price range custom buUt Garrison 0iUo- full baths, ftaldied famUy TWO FAMILY, 4-4, new baths 283 E. CENTER STREET John A. Caglanello, John A. Caglanello, Robert B. Weiss, big enough to take on toe post for commercial transactiens, , Jay Giles nlal. Lnrge famUy type rooms. room with fireplace, ia r a g e , Robert B. Weiss, IONA MFG. CO. VERNON — 8 rooms, newly re­ and kitchens, waU-to-waU car­ 6 4 3 -4 1 1 2 Secretary Secretary General Manager General Manager office. Also there was toe. prob- and another official price range Water & Sewer Dept. Administrator decorated, stove, refrigerator, pet, excellent condition Five bedrooms, 2 ^ baths, dou­ park-Uke yard with patio. A Regent St., Manchester 6 4 3 .2 1 1 1 Dated this 4th day of August Dated toe 4th day of August lem of mail thefts, there are'for buyers who merely wanted adults, no pets. Immediate oc­ throughout. $26,600. Hastings ble garage. Hayes Agency, must to see. Frechette Real tors, 647-9993. 1971. 1971. thousands of thefts everyday to convert foreign currencies cupancy. $126. 876i|1600. Real Estate, 742-7141. 646-0181. PAGE THIRTY-TWO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4; 1971 Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O^Clock lEttraing li^rald

Coast Guard Petty Officer SC ahead of schedule and, barring AARP Chapter Average Daily Net Press Ron About Town J (^ A. Ansaldl, son of Mr. and a strike, may^ be ready by mid- The Weather Mrs. Bklgar Ansaldl of 101 Snags Delay Work September. For Hie Week Ended Bcandia Lodge, Vasa Order Princeton St. Is serving with Plans Picnic Clear and cool tonight; low Robertson Is behind slightly Puffing on fhe Dog Jnly 81, 1971 o< America, will have a picnic the U.S. Coast Guard Oceano­ because of some delays with near 50. Patchy fog in early Saturday at Vasa Parle, South graphic Unit located In Wash- masonry, but the target date The 18 Connecticut Chapters Hot dogs cut in fancy shapes turn plain food into morn. Tomorrow sunny and Meriden. A poUuck will be Ihgfam D.C. He Is m arried to On Nathan Hale for completion is still January of the American Association of party fare — and fun. Try putting the dog on such iianrlfTHtpr lEupnittg llrraU i pleasant; high about 80. Satur­ served at 6 p^m. A fter supper the former Holly Hooker, Mankey said. Retired Persons (AARP) will 14,890 day’s outlook . . . sunny. there will be a meeting with compatibles at macaroni and cheese, cabbage, or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ The Keeney St. School and Robertson School addi­ have a picnic Aug. 11 at the Manchester— A City of Village Charm a class'of candidates entering liam Hooker o f 77 B rie St. tions are about on schedule, but renovations to the ex­ creamy potato salad, served with a tomato half filled the lodge. A building will be Injured Rider Lake Quassapaug Amusement with pickle relish, plus carrot curls, romaine leaves available In case rain. Mem­ isting building at Nathan Hale. have hit a snag and VOL. LXXXX, NO. 260 ot Members of South United Park in Mlddlebury. (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 (Classified Advertising on Page 17) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTB bers are reminded to bring food cannot be completed bv September as planned. and black olives. Methodist Church will have a Leaves Hospital Northeast Chapter, AARP, has dishes for the potluck and That was the assessment given fair worksh(^ for the holiday arranged fo r a bus that vtiU Come to Plnehurst for Oscar Mayer Franks, 1st Prise or Grote knives and forka to the Town Building Committee men have 'found concrete floors Mrs. Lucy Burke of 412 Porter booth tomomrar at 0 a.m. at the last nlg^t by Richard Mankey, leave Field’s parking area, on and Weigel or Dubuque Franks. are 22 inches thick and inter­ St. was discharged from Man­ Silver Lane, Bast Hartford, at 'nie North Manchester Al-Ancn home o f Mrs. Peter McDotisUd architect for the three projects. laced with steel bars every few chester Memorial Hospital yes­ 10 a.m. for the picnic site. ’Those family group will meet tonight of 37 Philip Rd. Those'planning He said It appears the timetable Grote’s available in 10 lb. boxes at 1.09 ^ In­ inches, causing the work to pro­ terday, after a three-week stay planning to attend may bring a EUsberg Ordered at 8 at the Second Congregation­ to attend are reminded to bring for Nathan Hale will have to be boxes at 1.12 lb. 1st Prize in 6 lb. boxes 99^ ceed very slowl' for Injiules received from a car lunch or buy it there. Reservar al Church parish house. The scissors, needles and glue. pushed back to the last week in accident. Astronaut Takes 'The whole thing is built like tions may be made by cwitact- Buy what^yoii want, one or a dozen or a box. . . . 'nuin^py group will meet at October. The accident occurred July 12 There will be a midweek serv­ a bank vault,” he said, ‘"niere’s ing Mrs. John V. Gregan, 63 8 ;80 p.m. at the Pathfinders Club That school w ill alsou. have a been a phenominal amount of at Highland and Wyllys Sts., Schaller Rd. Save by the Box I To Face Charges at 103 Norman St. Both groups ice of Bible study and,.prayer new addition at the VHht end of debris, nothing is plumb, and when a car driven by Chris­ The chapter Is also arranging Oscar Mayer Franks lb. 8 9 ^ meet weekly and are open to tonight at .7:80 at Calvary the existing building vMch great deal of furring has been topher S. Cunningham, 46, o f for a bus that will leave Sept. 9 friends and relatvles living with Church. Ing renovated throughout. The needed. But they’re working Rockville, struck a car driven Dubuque Sldnless Franks lb. 7 8 ^ for the AARP Area 1 Conference A Walk in Space a drinking problem. original schedule called for fhi' by Dolores F. Coulombe of 147 On West Coast eJong and nobody is loafing.” at the Statler-HUton Hotel In First Caiurch o f CSirist, Scient­ Ishing the renovations in time Bdgerton St. Mrs. Burke was a We have 8 new Snac Paks from Hunt . . . Bpan Salad, Potato ist, will hold its regular testi­ Bartlett, Brainard and Bacott Boston, and return Sept. 10. Tlie for use by Nathan Hale’s 350 passenger in the Coulombe ve­ Salad and Pork and Beans. BOSTON (AP)—A federal judge today ordered Dr. By HOWARD BENEDICT "It’s remarkable,” Worden could discover nothing wrong mony meeting tonight at 8 at of Bloomfield is the contractor national oigranlzation will ad­ pupils at the beginning of the hicle. Daniel EUsberg removed to California to face charges AP Aerospace Writer exclaimed the breathtaking vis­ with the sensor. First Class Shoe the church, 447 N. Main St. The on all three school projects. vance part of the transportation fall term. ■ Mrs. Coulombe was charged of illegal possession of secret government documents ta of sun, stars, sky and moon At the request of Mission Repairing of meeting Is open to the public. Mankey said a strike In' the cost for this trip, and hotel and The Better Kind! with failure to yield the right of SPACE CENTER, Hous­ around him. He was about 197,- School Superintendent Donald sheet metal trades has had wi­ bus reservations are necessary. GIVING HAMBURGER ITS DUE in the Pentagon Papers case. Control, Worden made a third Quality Work at Hennigan, who attended the ses- way to a vehicle not obliged to 000 mUes from earth and 48,000 ly a minor effect so far but Mrs. Gregan Is In charge of ar­ Bllstotg,' 40, a research asso- —------:------ton (A P)— Astronaut Al­ trip to Inspect the camera bay Reasonable Prices stop, and the case is scheduled from the moon. ■Farm Increase 31^c slon, said he wolud defer judg-. /could prove serious If it dregs rangements. elate at the Massachusetts In- t fred M. Worden took for anything imusual. He re­ Shoes Made Longer, meht for a while on whether on. Also there is potential for a for Circuit Court 12 next Mon­ Jiiicy, flavorful, all-meat goodneu, stHute of .» . Pentagon Papers were He looked back at Irwin, sil­ ported nothing. or Shoes Made li^der day. LOS ANGBLBS—’The average the problems would delay the plumbers’ strike, with a decis­ The National Association re­ enhanced by a cto^ed ^th ^ ^ S K .f the ^ Defense^part man’s first walk in deep houetted against the fast-reced­ The tel evl slon cam era “Waiting Jobs Are cently announced that a NRTA- secret Penh.J»ri or,.x» ment study on the origins of space today, floating like Oiir Specialty!” number of acres per U.S. farm opening of classes at the school. ion due Aug. 20 wi whether 3 ing moon and said: "You look showed the apace walker mov­ Increased by 31 per cent be­ "At this time it’s not a fore' there will be a walkout. If a Cotton Exports Up AARP Pharmacy Is being estab­ savory sauce or topping has said S l y 1^ leaked ^ ^olvement In the Vlet- a feather nearly 200,000 absolutely fantastic against ing rather clumsily at first as lished at 237 Asylum St. in Hart­ tween 19S9 and 1969, but the In­ gone concluslwi,” he said. strike materialises, all three DALLAS — Forecasters expect th ^ contents to the news o, the documents miles from earth as he re­ that moon back there. Hiat is he moved cxitslde. SAM YUYLES ford. The opening date will be A good hamburger deserves to be treated like a good steak, crease In California w as 77 per The main setback has been schools would be affected, he U.S. cotton exports In fiscal 1971 and when we say "good” we mean the kind you get at Pine- Tii/tffe nr A-rf-h.... m_ _ T were first published by the New trieved two film canisters really the most unbelievable, As he accustomed himself to , 38 Oak St., Manchester , cent, 'the average U.S. farm In caused, Mankey said, by having Bald, announced later. ’This is the fifth hurst . . . remarkable thing." the strange, eerie environment, to total at least 3.6 million bales, such facility in the United from the rear of the I A F ew Steps Frw n Main 1969 was 378 acres, but in Cali­ to tear out too-solid construction ’Hie additiwi at Keeney compared with 2.8 million In The television pictures he floated easily In a world vis­ States. der on a recommepdaUon made ^ " ■ of T other T " streaking Apollo 15 space­ fornia It was 617 acres. In the 60-year-old building. Wotk. School Is presently 1^ months fiscal 1970. Lean Ground Chuck lb. 8 9 d showed him obviously enjoying ited by only nine previous Wednesday by U.S. Magistrate craft. About 20 m em bers o f the the stroll, at tiroes kicking him­ men—six Americans and three Round Steak Ground lb. 1.09 Peter Princl Ushed portions of the report. A television camera relayed Northeast Chapter assisted the self off the side of the craft and Russians. Manchester Red Cross in its July Leonard P . Boudin, BUs- clear pictures to earth as Word­ Earlier today. Mission Con­ Chuck Patties lb. 8 9d berg’s lawyer, argued before ^ en, bundled in a stiff pressure spinning completely around in blood bank campaign by con­ his sUent, weightless world. trol calculated Apollo 15 was on Garrlty that the warrant for “ “ suit and attached to a 25-foot ducting a telephone roundup of "Beautiful job, Al, baby,” such an accurate course that it 4 lb. Lots 3JS0 Bllsberg’s arrest was obtained ^ security might be lifeline, made thr^ 15-foot trips donors. The service was ar- Mission Control radioed. canceled a planned course cor­ Illegally through the use of wire endangered. However, the case tp the camera bay, twice to ex- 793 Main Street rang^ed by Bverett Kennedy, went to the U.S. Supreme Court "Rog, I’m enjoying it," he re­ rection. Deluxe Chopped Sirloin Patties lb. 1419 tap evidence. ti^t the film and once to in­ chairman of the chapter’s nom­ vdilch ruled In favor of the plied. inating committee. Garrlty aald, however, . _ spect equipment. Worden’s space walk was 4 lb. Lots 4 .3 6 The command ship Endea­ necessary because the camera Manchester The chapter will have its first •■Proof o f w ire tap would not organizations, He stepi>ed through the open vour was streaking toward bay is jettisoned before re-en­ monthly m eeting o f the setuson Patties available fresh or frosen . . . all ground here at Plne- invalidate the indictment ... hatch at 11:40 a.m. EDT and home at more than 2,000 m iles try and does not return to BUSH HARDWARE Sept. 1 at 1:80 p.m. at the KofC hurat from U.S. Clu^ce Beef by oiur expert Hamburg Uendera. and would not invalidate the was back inside the cabin just an hour after six days of lunar earth with the spacemen. Home. warrant which was based on the indictment.” 18 minutes later, the lOth man exploration. Hie film casettes contain is Manchester’s Recognized BLACK & DECKER Dealer! U.S., AlKes to take a walk in space, and AUL-AMBmiOAH rATOBITBS "The entire allegation of wire Worden took only a few sec­ about two m iles o f high rescriu- tapping la irrelevant and imma­ the first to do so that far from onds to move along handrails to Uon pictures ot nearly 20 per IMl’ROV 1 I) Courses Planned terial to removal proceeding,” his home planet. the camera bay. He first re­ cent of the lunar surface. In­ Black s Decker SAFETY Press For With the hatch open, the en­ Garrlty rulkl. BUsberg was in­ moved a 23-pouhd cassette cluding what are expected to be ^ l U KNOl i| In Real Estate tire cabin was exposed to the the best pictures yet of the hid­ W l ’KOIi ( IN) dicted In Los Angeles. from a mapping camera, re­ One Year Guarantee Chicken Garrlty' continued BUsberg’s vacuum of space, so David R. turned to the hatch and handed den baclmlde. SEALES There wiU be two real estate Cease-Fire Scott and James B. Irwin also Before optoing the hatch, the MO! OR t)ower tool institute ball at $60,000 and ordered him it to Irwin. courses offered by the Univer­ to report to federal authorities By DAVID MASON wore protective spacesuits. On the second trip to the bay astronauts depressurized the sity of Connecticut this fall for In Los Angeles Aug. 16. Associated Press Writer Irwin poked the upper part of he called a "rest stop" and in­ cabin, bleeding out oxygen until on the Spit the atmosphere Inside the craft Manchester area residents In- A warrant for BUsberg’s ar­ his body out of_ the hatch to spected a scientific experiment Every BLACK & DECKER Tool Has These Most Wanted Features! rest was Issued in June. It PARIS (AP) — The United guide Worden’s Ufe support matched the vacuum outside. terested In learning about the Sauces to tantalize, boom and a camera sensor charged him with illegal pos­ States and South Vietnam hose, to photograph him and to which had been giving them On openli^ the hatch, the as- real estate business. tromuts towed a few bags of titillate arid treat your friends and family session of secret. documents. pressed anew tpday for an In- help him move the fUm canis­ some trouble. He reported a vlolation of the Bi^onage Act dochlna cease-fire and urged Classes for the 12-sesslan with at the backyard barbecue ters into the cabin. cover jammed cm the bcx>m and (See Page Ten) courses will meet once a week o f 1917. the Vietnaimese Communists to from 7 to 9:80 p.m. Students The warrant was Issued In clarify their peace plan. will be notified, upon registra­ Chicken . . . Fancy Beef Short Ribs . . . Pork Spare Ribs . . . Los Angeles becculse the De- U.S Ambeussador Killlp C. tion, vdiere in Manchester the Plnehurst special lean Smoked Pork OugM ore all summer partment of Justice contends Habib, Interim head of the #7250 V i favorites. classes wlU take place. BUsberg had access to the American delegation, charged REVERSING Beginning on Sept. 16 "Real docimente os an employe of that all the Communists have Bstate Principles and Prac­ PINEHURST CHICKEN IREASTS ...... M>. 79e the Rand Corp., a "think tank” proposed In response to allied Wholesale Prices Report DRILL tices” wlU be the first In a which does research for the demands Is a “sham cease- series of real estate courses of­ PINEHURST CHICKEN LEG S ...... ft. 59e government at Santa Monica, fire—conditional, and limited in #7050 fered in the UConn Continuing Phimp, 3V2-Lb.\ Calif. Its scope.” , Bducation Services program. ROASTERS ORR FRYERS...... ft. 49e A former Marine captain, Habib and the South Vlet- A M ixed W ' VARIABLE Gerard Wholey,' assistant com­ BUsberg specializes in South- namese ambassador, Pham One for July missioner of the Insurance FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS...... ft. 79e eastern Asian affairs at Mas- Dang Lam reiterated their pro- SPEED REVERSING DRILL Commission, wUl be the Instruc­ sachusetts Institute cf Tech- posals for an Indochina cease- WASHINGTON (AP) _ The over-all result was an In- total advance In the Industrial tor. BEEF SHORT R IB S ...... ft. 79e nology. His full-time appoint- fire in prepared statements to Wholesale food prices dropped crease ot three-tenths of 1 per index,” the bureau said, WITH INFINITE Students who successfully ment expired June 80, but he the 124th session o f the Paris in July, but a brocid range of ®®*'t In the government's whole- "Increases for -a number of was reappointed on a part-time peace talks. ^PFFn I n rif d o u b l e in s u l a te d for complete this course may qual­ SW ANSON'S PIES . . . Industrial raw materials and smallest steel mUl products, particularly om eu Luurv m axim um us er s afety ify for the State Real Bstate basis for another year. The peace conference was __ 1 * ___ , tn four months. On a sea- ^eets, strip and tubing, togeth- Broker’s License examination. Beef, Turkey or Chicken **4,..$lJOO for overshadowed momentarily by manufactured products posted gonal basis, the rise was two- er with advances for nM^^- The other course to be offer­ news dlEqpatches from . Stock- the biggest seasonally adjusted tenths, smaUest In five months, reus alloys and some mis­ ed, beginning Sept. 18 Is “Real ^SCOn WHITE SOFTWEAVE TISSUE ^ jQ | | "Yiiofin '“Indicating ' '’ffiaf '* cast. increase In 16 years, the The July increase pushed the cellaneous fabricated metal Bstate Appntisal HI”, an ad­ 8 Rofls (4 2-paeln) Vietnam was planning ito re­ government said today. wholesale index to 114.6 of Its products, raised the index for vanced course to provide in­ lease 167 American prisoners of The mixed report on whole- h»se of 100. This means metals," the bureau said. The formation In real estate ap­ SHURFINE CATSUP Airline Says , war. North Vietnam’s minister sale prices came one day after wholesale goods worth $100 four over-all metals index was up #7651 5 GAL. ALL-PURPOSE praisals of various types of 20-ox. Bottles 3 for' of state, Xuan ITiuy, head of President Nixon, In a switch of now, cost $114.60. eight-tenths o f one per cent for ' v a c u u m c le a n e r property. Hie Instructor is Jthn POW Report the delegation to the talks, de­ Gov. Meskill addresses legislators on tax matters. (Herald photo by Pinto) tactics, challenged Congress to index was 3.3 per cent the month and 1.4 per cent over MASTER PACK 5 Hat tama features and equip­ F. Adams Jr. of J<^ F. clared the Stockholm reports structured a wage-price review ®’^*®ve a year earlier, the smal- the year. ment aa #7655 above, except Adams Associates, Real Bstate THE BEST JUICE VALUE IN TOWN were the result of “excessive board without binding the econ- annual spread In four sharp jump In prices cf U1463-2, two 23* extension Appraisers and Consultants of imagination.” tubas, are not included: and SHURFINE CHILLED ORANGE Incorrect omy in a straitjacket of con- "'“iths. wood lumber was a doml- net w t Is 17 lbs., ship. wi. 20 New Britain. •ITiuy reiterated that If the trols. However, the bureau said natlng influence on lumber and lbs. Accepts optional #76-671 JUICE V i Gal. (Glass) i O r In Special Session 3-whaai dolly for ______For fiuther information con­ STOCKHOLM (A P ) — ’The United States wants to have Its The Bureau of Labor Statis- that industrial prices In the wood products,” It added. Ply- easy mobility, added y Q 9 9 tact the UConn Non-Credit Bx- Scandinavian airline said today prisoners 'back It must agree to tics said the prices of farm past six mtmths rose at an an- wood was up 1.4 per cent for convenience. tenslMi Box U-66, Storrs. a report that American mill- the Communist peace plan. It products and processed foods nual rate of 4.9 per cent, the the month. Hie over-all Index Purex tary officials had asked the air- calls for simultaneous Ameri- declined three-tenths er cent in July and BLEACH 9 o l Swimming Meet era of war from Laios to Europe Vietnam and prisoner release if eight months, and were down January, 1957. was 15.1 per cent above a year was Incorrect. the United States will agree to one per cent on a seasonal Wholesale food prices are earlier. Program Ooses Chicken of the Sea •The earlier report had Set out by the end of this year, basis for the largest such drop more subject to sharp fluctua- prices were «iar» higher for W HITE TUNA 13-ox. brought a flOck of official de- Asked by reporters If there Pass Sales Tax Package in more than a year. tions from month to month due clothing and textile products The Town Recreation Depart­ nials from American and North been diplomatic contacts However. sharply higher to weather and market factors, machinery and equipment, tires Vietnamese officials. outside the Paris peace talks on ment’s swimming program has ' prices for lumber and steel Many economists view industri- tnh«i and nmdiipta The airline said today Its of- the prisoner issue, ’They re- HARTFORD (AP) _ lins, R-Brookfield, attempted to successful In blocking the at- _products resulted in a rise of al .price behavior as more per- . ^ S ^ f^ to cM c ended, but competition swlm- FOR SUMMER SALADS flee In West Germany had been phed: “The only way that will Gov. Thomas J. Meskill force immediate action on the tempt after more than an hour’s five-tenths of one per cent, manently built in to the econo- p(^er,'^°naUni^*^ Md antiira^ #7150 ers still interested in working LUXURY SNOW CRAB MEAT approached In mid-July by a lead to results Is If Mr. Nixon urged the General Assem- 714-per-cent proposal. debate. sharpest In 10 months. The In- my. Gasoline prices de- out can so from 8 to 10 a.m. “private IndlviduaJ’- who wont- to our peace plan in ^ special session to- Democrats, charging Republl- T^e vote was 59-81, short of indu.strial products "Metals and metal products ^Uned, the report said. VARIABLE ed to arrange a charter flight ^ ^ ^av to r>aack In state spending and has in falling 'with No. 1 coming cti #7301 with "giving way to jxdltical as accidents and illness. ordered his department heads to the 310th draw c f ci^Mules fratn Coupon Valid thru Auguat 7 the two plexiglass drums. No. 2 • DOORS {Mossure to soft pedal the whole a spokesman for the com- #7630 % HP Democratic leaders also have was drawn on the 209th pluck. . 7V4" SAW thing." mand, Maj. Richard Gardner, COMMERCIAL HEAVY- • SIDING indicated they may consider With the size of draft calls Editor In CWef Boeije Dahl- said that of the 14 battlefield , ecMvomv for the current drtg^ing, under the call-up ex­ #7536 2-SPEED qvlst maintained the news- deaths, occurred In action ^ J rfdfhas been DUTY ROUTER KIT • A W N IN G S. WKh this Coupon sbe pected next year—aasumlng new 199 JIG SAW KIT " Congress passes legislation to 335.11 Valu*. Sava $5.12 195 • W INDOW S 10c Off on Any extend the President’s author­ HEINZ or OPEN PIT BARBECUE SAUCE ity to resume drafting men— 2999 • CANOPIES men are not expected to he ^ ••po.m c pr- in. pr.«™. 2;— Coiqton Valid thru Auguat 7 - .. a. J . ^ ______what MesKlll called “opposition called beyond the No. 190 limit sure he claimed18 1had been ap* died last week. t aw t * . • JALOUSIES piled. Another 71 A m ericans were to toe liKUime t a x ^ c h ^ s Mt for this year. Most officials #7515 “When w© deliberated about wounded last week. *'®t Include os ^ integ ^ expect It to be far lower. #7510 (he publication of this report, MeanvtoUe, toe South yiet- f- replacement for toe Income There w ere 366 num bers In JIG JIG Screen Porch 10c Off (no coupon) everything seemed In order and namese command reported Its f the yellpw capsules and the Encloourea, Patio S^erTwi no reason to hold It highest casualties In ^ weeks: ’H'e governor caltod Leap Year hal^ bom Feb. 29, SAW Covera and Car Porta SEALTEST SOURED CREAM he said. “I’m not pro- 3M troops killed and 721 sham^lltical pos- 1962 drew a safe 806. SAW back,” Those bom on Christmas Day #7000 #7100 in pinh . . . pared to guess as to vdiat will wounded In action In South ' abdlctlon of re- Easy Terms haf»en now ’’ Vietnam and Cambodia. Hie al- sponslbllity. got a medium No. 136 but those noKJen now. ------^ ^ _ ------"i intend to have no part of V4 ' DRILL DRILL SAS spokesman Jack Herbert Ued commands reported 1,634 i miena w nave no pan oi bom on New York's Day had d d ' “Nuts to Dagens Nyheter. North Vietnamese and Viet a^^ such play-acting, he aald. 207. Men b om on Independence 99 B in TUNSKY said Day, July 4, were assigned 142. Plnehurst Grocery Inc. I1 can’tcan i give any exp« explanation Cong « killed last week, . a slight e minutes after toe House, gover- 9 9 15 !88 999 649-9095 (See Page Two 12 CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE (8se Psge BOneteen) (See Page Ten) Minority Leader Francis J. Col- Draft Director Tarr mixes capsules in the drum before draft lottery drawing begins. (AP Photo)

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