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thoM W ed “The Other (^leim" Coventry fering' frCm a back injury and Y 2 0 looto ..very IntertaUng. ainee Sheinwold on Bridge multiple cuts and bruises. it treat ethh leeeer known Two Motorists Police said the truck he was [620 on the aune theme Aa Summer FAMOUS EXPERT Driver Injured driving was stduck by a car the bent known. IVm- exanqple, ’TEACHER COPES WITH about l2;60 driven by Angelena CE there would be LeoacavaUo'K Are Charged BAD BREAK South dealer In 2-Car Crash Lawrence of East Providence, “THE WAY "La‘ Boheme” aa ofjiweed tb North-South vulnerkble Theaters ’TWo drivers werf charged R.I. Puocbil’& There am m> many By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH A Windsor Locks man was She was uninjured, police I HEARD rr’ "MjanonV’ that you ooutdmake Saturday with motor vehicle The bad trump break that 4 A J3 hospitalized Saturday afternoon ifAFOB A LIFETIME! ir You'll never have to buy film a^abi . . . a winter sertes a t them, and violations, police reported. Bill Root encountered in to­ C? 10 5 as the result of a car-truck col­ because each tlme_ develops and ______Three sparkling and versatile performers from tele- WlUiard Jones, 21, of Old 0 K 83 lision at Sullivan Ave. and Sand prints your roll of BQ W hite or the “Blekitm” theme has been day’s hand is something you YOUTHS TAKE HALF Koda-color fllni we give you ABSO­ hy John Gruber to 'm u ^ m a n Vision and the night club stages join this week to pre- Oak Trail, was charged at 8:40 should expect in about one hand A AK854 Hill St., state police reported. LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of fUm p.m. with speeding and driving Listed______in ______satisfactory condl____ INIE3W YiORK—IMjore' tban half for your camera. We replace the film times, so them is plenty from sent a new concept in summer tent entertainment at out of 50. ’This Is a long shot, WEST EAST you have develoi>ed. It's all fresh- which bo chooae. the Oakdale Music^ Theater in Wallingford. a motor Vehicle while his li- but It still pays to know how to 4 None 6 Q 1C 9 6 S tion In Manchester Memorial 'to® 500,000 autos stolenoach dated and top qualUy and Ko­ .cense is under suspension, po- Hospital is Harry Lee, 36. A year am taken by youngsters dak, too. Quick processing . . . Newport la handy enough ao Handsome singer John David- cope with a 6-0 trump split In KJ 63 2 <0 Q 9 8 124 hour service for that you can drive down In the son heads the show, ably aided Uce said. an unfinessable position. 0 10 9 5 4 OQ62 hospital official said he Is suf- 17 and under. 620 black and white (Juat Jones was stopped on Rt. 31 Opening lead —ten of dia­ 4 J 10 9 7 * 62 a little bit longer for SV>r some years now, New- there will be a production of S S o u ^ “y smger-dancer Joey they said. color). port, R.I. has been the scene Verdi’s sacred music in New- ^ ^ Heatherton, and one of the fun- monds. SOUTH Richard Longo, 30, of Hart­ Root, a New York bridge 620 ford was charged at 10:46 p.m. 6 K8742 ^ " ^ T ^ ^ c e r t m tt can T nlst of the new comics, George teacher and a member of the <0 A74 WtTM rr. it will llk e ^ e be host to an the afternoon, Md a concert to pi^rnlght,endghlt, I sug- carlln with failure to pass to the left North American bridge team, operatic festival. The famous the evening, the program for Carlin. of a parked vehicle as a result 0 AJ7 AT 'n iE PARKADE the Newport Davidson gained TV fame expected no trouble with his ♦ Q3 LIGGETT DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WESTI Metropolitan wUl hold forth which has not been aimounced. dj^niber a t _ eroe for in­ of a crash with a parked car, four-spade contract during the them from Aug. 17 through the ‘T Masnadieri,” the first formation. first on ‘“rhe Entertainers,” police said. South West North East and last season as host of the recent world championship Pass 2 4 28th or maybe the 27th, In case opera Verdi got premiered out- Them’s good awimming at Longo was verbally warned match against Italy. He won 1 6 “Otello” or “Aida” get rained side of Italy (in London), is Newport, and the destroyer- Kraft Summer Music Hall. He for driving after drinking, they 2 NT Pass 3 4 Pass has also appeared on Broadway the first trick with the jack of All Pass out on Friday or Saturday. schedtiled for the morning of cruiser force of the Atlantic said. diamonds and took the precau­ 4 * . Since I mention getting rain- Aug. 21st, via tape, and at 11:80 haitx>r. ’Then, movies "’The Hap- Police said the car he was tion of starting the trumps by ed out, you can gather that a.m. them will be a young peo- too, there are the America’s MlUlonaire” and the yet- driving hit a parked car . on South St. owned by Donald leading a low trump instead of these pierformahces will be out- pie’s performance of "CJosl fan oup Races a t the same time, to-be-mleased “Family Band,” the king. hold: Spades, Q-lO-O-e-6; doors. They wiU be much like tutte,” by Moxart. That evening, So there is plenty to do be- tor Walt Disney, Smith, 19, of Babcock Hill. Hearts, Q-9-8; Diamonds, Q-l- l A THOUGHT FOR THE w e e k ! Miss Heatherton has been a No injuries were reported. When West discarded a heart. the opera you saw on ConsUtu- them will be a premiere of Mai- sides the opera. Have a good Root took the ace of trumps 2; Clubs, 6-2. tion Plasa during the Plaza/7 colm WiUiamson’s “The Happy time. frequfht television guest and Police said both cars were What do you sayT w u tReh«d . . . Ilnlngi tr« hind licktdl ^tataabir* ^ m ” “’Ihe" M[etao^ tos vdfe by death wltWn ttwee dart throw, water pistols, bean nights. driving compeititlon, and a picnic at Shorts’ home. All toe club members. (Herald phdto by Pinto.) privileged can never compel; they can only hope the more row at the Nutmeg Summer between the two cities across of hearts, but Root ruffed In ttmtIM ntt Imi i6m fw MMJ privileged will help them achieve what they have achieved. poUtan Opera at Newport, months in 1840, at a time when bag toss, sponge throw, nail Nightly performances are at Playhouse a t Storrs. the mile-wide Detroit River was his own hand and led his last Conscience and character control toe giving or refusal of help. Rhode Island, 02840.” by maU. he had been commisBibned to driving and skee ball were en- g ;30 except Saturday which is James CaHahain stars In John announced moments befre De­ diamond. men wounded in the attack and rtes the name Lueitjens after And this too Is a personal matter for which we as individuals write a comic opera! SmaH joed by 350 participating yOung- an hour later. OObome’s fascinating opus 17 Corpsmen Hurt got them out of here as fast as Adm. Gunther Lueltjens, com- K E IT H 'S will he answerable, not to man, but to God . . . If you’re just casually inter­ wonder it was not greeted with troit officials lifted a night-long Garozzo had to ruff, and now OAKDALE we could. Most of them had m'ander of the batleshlp Bis- FURNITURE ested in opera, it wiU be these ®tors. Thursday at Oakdale, The which will be directed by John curfew at 5 :30 a.m. his last two cards were the Q-10 Wallingford. Wilbur Cross Pkwy.,Xiit 64 6 Days Every "Week—Thurs. and Fri. Nights till 9 WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE enthusiaam. Verdi, inddentally, The special event of the wepk Prince St. Players will present Bettenbender, back for the > RESERVATIONS CO 5-15S1 light wounds.” marck, sunk by the British In S 1116 MAIN STREE5T—MANCHESTER S 142 East Center Stmeb-649-7196 performances in which you wUl was bitter over its reception. More than 4,000 Windsor resi­ of spades. Dummy had the J-3 Mail 0[(f«r$ AccPpled • Box Office Open Daily ------Worid War H. was a Doll Show: Following “Alladin and His Magic Lamp” sixth time at the Nutmeg. dents normally commute dally of spades, and South had the 10 AM to 10 PM • SuAdiy. 12 Nllit (| I PM ^lsiBISIE5li!IE5ISlSISI5klSISISlSISI51SISISMSlSIS151SlSiSISlSISISlSISIS!ISIS15IGlSlSlt^ be most interested. For the ser­ ls a list of the winners: i Communist Mortars "Aroldo” is slated for Aug. for the youngsters. Shows are at Callahan has appeared exten­ to Detroit to work. A smaller K-8. Garozzo's forced trump ------— ------ious student of Verdi, there am West Side: Prettiest, Robin Logjam in C o u r t s taped concerts of. little-known 23rd in a taped presentation. In 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. sively on 'telerision and in number of Detroit residents lead gave the last two tricks WASHINGTON—Cases await­ case you oan’t find it listed any­ Franklin; most lifelike, Laura Manchester’s Robert Walnum movies. Among the latter were work here. and the contract to Root. TONITE Verdi works, so that the festival where, it is a revision of "Stif- Sposlto; most modern, Eileen Wreck U.S. Hospital ing disposition in the U.S. takes on the aspects of a serious (36 Strant St.) is appearing in "Baittle of the Coral Sea,” “Ex­ Many Windsor residents spent George Bernard Shaw once thru SATURDAY Courts of Appeals reached a felio” just as ’’Jerusalem” is a Gordon: most colorful. Lor-. “On Borrowed Time,” the cur­ periment in ’Terror,” “Honey­ the night at the river front inquiry into this famous ItaUaS ^ Lombardi, said: “Those who can do; WKDYS 8 30 SAT EVE 9:30 l.lX>NO TAM, South Vietnam construction, the hospital proba­ peak last year. There were a mine Pelletier; biggest, Cheryl rent production at The Oval in moon Machine” and “All Fall watching numerous fires across ' those who can’t, teach.” But (AP) — Communist nortarmen bly will be back in use in two or record 5,387 cases pending. composer. “Battaglia dl Legnano” is an- Gustafson: smallest. Wendy Farmington. Down.” the river which colored the sky. perhaps Shaw didn't know Bill three days. Hiese are all scheduled for oQier taped oddity. 11110 deals Ferrand; fanciest. Laura Way i^Rroed in on a new, inflated U.S. Wolnum’s first Oval appear- CURTAIN CALLS — “Room Flashes and flames could b e Root. Jolm DAVIDSON Army hospital early today and One of the mortar rounds DESTROYER BEADY 9:80 a.m. as openers to full days ^ t h the exploits of the Lorn- man; best dressed, Patty once was three years ago in- Service” begins its second week seen through the pall of smoke Dully Question fired shortly after 1 a.m. scored of Verdi activity. Appropriately bard League against Frederick Qualle; funniest, Sharon Mc- damaged enough of it to put it MOBILE, Ala. (AP)—An ul­ “Wildcat.” Last summer he at Goodsp>eed Opera House in that hung over the city. Partner bids one spade, and out of service. a direct hit on an eiUlsted men’s tramodern guided m is^e de­ enough, the first one is “Ober- Barbarossa, and evoked great Veigh; best foreign doll, Sharon was seen os ' Karl Lindner in Eiast Haddam . . . Once again Closing of the border, for the the next player passes. You [Joey HIATDEDION billet. to,” the very first opera Verdi patriotic fervor amongst Italian McVeigh. ..None of the patients in the stroyer believed tb be toe first "Raisin in the Sun.” He has Ann Corio’s “This Was Bur­ first time since race riots V.8. 9th Infantry Division hospi­ Spec.. 6 Virgil I. Phillips of military vessel buUt in toe Unit­ wrote and likewise the first to auidi^ces in Its day, so much so Green: Prettiest, Debbie No- also appealed with theater lesque” packed the house last erupted in Detroit in 1943, tal was woimded by the mortar get produced, in 1839. Its suc­ that the centers ordered its vitch; most original, Cheryl GiorgeCADlIN Hemilock, Mich., a medical ed States for West Germany Is groups in Somers, Coventry, week at the Oakdale. Not only forced many U.S. residents to bairage, but 17 hospital corps- maintenance man, said he cess was “not very great, but title changed to “The Siege of- Ardiros; funniest, Darlene COMPORTABiy AIR CONDITIONED to be launched Atig. II. It car- Southington, Hartford, Wind­ were the regularly scheduled stay In Windsor motels and ho­ MON THUR $5.50-4.»-3.» men and maintenance personnel IF Harlem” and the locale moved Ricks; most unusual, David jumped from his bunk and MI TT w 1 T good enough,” to quote the com­ sor and the Manchester Com­ shows pretty much sold out but tels. Only Detroit residents were JRI t SAT $6.50 5.004.00 suffered minor injuries. poser himself. The presentation, from northern Italy to Holland. Neff; most colorful, Ann Marie headed for a bunker as soon as munity Players. an added performance last allowed to return to their homes "STATE ■ Seventeen rounds of 81mm he heard the first explosions. I even on tape, is an interesting “II Corsaro,” founded on By- Hennessey, Henry Murphy of Roftvllle is night drew a large crowd, too. from Windsor during the curfew j&ortar fire hit the area, with 10 INVTTA'nON curiosity. ron’s “Corsair” end dating from Verplanck; Prettiest Melanie f»CE PARKING BIPCH ST. R»P OF THEtTIR Seconds later a round hit in the period, and they were warned: ^ them landing in the hospital area where he had been sleep­ Then comes “I Lombardi,” on 1848, is also slated for a taped Demers, Patty Lauretti, Lucie "Go straight home. Get off the Cont. From 1:30—Ends Tues.- oomplex. Dong Tom, 45 miles TO BID J J ing. presentation, on Aug. 25th, and Albert; smallest, Donna Press; SUNDAY Aug. 19th, at the same early streets as quickly as possible. “Gnome” 2:15-4:40-6:55-9:00 southwest of Saigon, is head­ Sealed bids will be received the series will close next day most unusual, Lynn MacMul- Children 76c This Show Capt. Wmiarn G. Yoder of il hour. This is just about never Stratford Shoal Jetport Canadians in Detroit were JULY 30 quarters of itbe 0th Division’s Mesa, Ariz., a medical supply at the office of the Purchasing glven, I encountered with a taped presentation of len; funniest, Karen Vollrath. allowed to return to Canada. ■They're going a’ at 8:30 pm ^ d Brigade. Agent, 41 Center Street, Man­ iU revised Version (known as “AMra.” ’This was premiered in Keeney S t: Cutest baby, officer, said: "We had an air But a number who went to De­ Laugh-a-minute! As soon as the mortars sitart- burst just above the exit point chester, Conn., until August 17, It “Jerusalem”) in Paris. It has to Naples and is one of the Kathy Pontic; best dressed, Supported by McLoughlin troit Sunday by bus were 1967 at 11;()0 a.m. for Crawler very weakest of Verdi works. Amy Mazzotta; biggest, Pam ^ exploding, the hospital work­ of one of toe enlisted barracks. to do with the Lombards during BRIDGEPORT (AP) — An in- transportation hub of the stranded for many hours near AL ers moved the patients from Eight men were wounded In Tractor Dozer. the first crusade. Another weak Verdi work is Douglas; most unusual, Emory ternational jetport set on Strat- world.” riot-hit sections of the downtown- their bunks to the wail nearest that one burst.” Bid forms, plans and specifi- ‘T Due Foscari,” based on the opera chosen to open the Luce, Ann Vesalonas, Dale area. Ambassador Bridge be­ the sandbag bunkers around the Purchasing Office, 41 Center seriea "Maxhetto,” or “M(ac- Emery; smallest, Ann Putlra. ford Shoal in the middle of Long ’The Bridgeport representative The hospital’s executive offi­ Byron’s play, comes on Sunday said the bulk of the construction fore the border was sealed off. area. cer, MaJ. John W. Young Jr., of cations are available at the morning. There is no operatic beth.” Actually, the music isn’t Charter Oak: Cutest, Susan Island Sound would make the HIRT U cost should be borne by the $3,50 5,00 6.00 The medical installatkm Oxford, Miss., said, “After the Street, Manchester, Connecti­ production that evening, but too bad, but It sounds silly in Lilly; biggest, Suzanne Nevins; cut. m m ItaBan, and the libretto is not smallest, 'Barbara March; funnl- surrounding region “the trans- federal government with neigh- opened June 1. It Is built of in­ mortar barrage, which lasted tTO”good71wtt«ing* blie j’^ ®st. Darid DelTe^nSuT forel^, portatlon hub of the world,” ac- boring states also contributing. flatable rubber sections, an in- about 10 minutes, we evacuated Town of Manchester, Bolto was bo do later vrith Margie Mlstretta. cording to state Rep. James P. ’’Such a jetport or seadrome iiovatlon for medical buildings all the wounded out of here fast. Connecticut lULY 31 introduced in the Vietnam war. Robert B. Weiss, OteUo and Fialilbaff. Nathan Hale: Biggest, Gayle McLoughlin, D-Bridgeport. be located approximately We were primarily concerned CHARGE YOUR ...... midpoint in the megalopolis of • AUG 6 because of the nature of the with stopping the bleeding of the General Manager It depends largely on Lady Oovenaky; smallest, Roseann MON TO SAT WEEKDAYS 8 30 ' Macbeltih, and the Met has Pryor- orettiest Diane T u v a - M c ^ M in s ur^ng a newly Philadelphia and the SAT EVE 9 30 MAT SAT S PM I n appointed state airport rtudy northeast high-speed corridor,” MR. SHOWMANSHIP 0 , PRESCRIPTION chosen Grace Bumbry for the hest foreign, Mary Morano, committee to look into the Strat- ® ^ WALT DISNEY y role. She should do it very well, most unusual, Eugenia De Oo- ford Shoal proposal in view of he wrote. “It could be served by short-haul jet, heUcapter, or L but I sAill can't get too exdted. hert, scarcity of adequate sites if the need arose, water-borne I’ve heard it in English, where Valley St.: Prettiest, Yolande for such an airport. It makes a ttttle more sense, Savoie; most original foreign „ Saturdav to com- transport. WVIWIflw IIVIW “In addition, the 1967 leg;isla- but it is the w^^ ™“toe memters, McLughlln MON THUR SS.504 50 3.U DEMT-@-PICK toe Verdi operas t o be offered o u t^ . ^u lln e Fosher; "massive opposition ture created a commission to FRI 6 SAT S6 50 5 00 4 00 in toe evening performances. iiargest, Janice Bastarache. study the feasibility of a bridge ^ SAT MAT $6 SO 5 00 4 00 of local residents and indus­ from Bridgeport to Long Island. Hiere are other attractions Bowers: Baby doll, Lynn Ger- tries” to proposed jetport de­ TseknMor' It is obvious that such a bridge, — ------rrr ~ T intri'inr r— mw PINE PHARMACY during toe festival, such as the her; bride doll, Allyson 'McGill; velopments at Calverton, L.I., H U i s M I S l afternoon “Opeira Bazaars,” foreign doll, Carol Smith; teen- constructed, would provide au­ ‘PAIAmSHM'-TECHNICOLOR ORAL LAVAGE M4 Ceoter Bt. 848-9814 and in New Jersey,______Extra 1:30-3:45-6:00-8:20 July_27_ and opera readings. One a t -Aga, Judy Riushfoid; -beatnik, to—bus-,-truck-and-possibly-even 7 :0 0 -9 :1 5 Elizabeth Larson. He recommended the shoal, rail Iransportation to the sea­ n located about midway between THIS THURSDAY Buckley: Creative, Ellen Nas- drome." WALT DISNEY ...... 1 Perloimances 11 AM - 3 30 PM y| Biff; ori^nal, Mary Aim Nm - ®*^‘*8®Port and Post Jefferson, ffAIRCONDITtONED DENTAL HYGIENE AID siff; biggest, SheUy Everett- ^ possible jetport or CHILDREN THEATRE SERIES

best baby doll, Susan Pagluica; seadrome site for handling alr- BuBN'.im AVI IASI r«AUIIO0(' Bou TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON smallest, Bill Shaw. ’ e^’aft capable of carrying 450 MILLER'S FREE PARKING S2B m i A LA D D IN # ^ Robertson: Most sophisitcat- passengers at supersonic RESTAURANT agle ed, Laurie Coralli; cutest, De- sP®®ds. nise Thibault; best foreign, McLoughlin cited several air- TECHNICOLOR® MAGIC U M P - SPECIAL - AIR CONDITIONED . STARTS WED.! Puces Adults $3 00 Debble Berzenskl; best baby port proposals centering on the Childien $1 00- doll, Jackie Teel; prettiest. Deb- Stratford Shoal, commonly "Dinner For Two' , EAST HARTFORD yg ‘Up The Down Staircase’ ble Sherwin. called Middle Ground, location. C.50 BINGO Highland Park: Most lifelike, They are: i n e m a I NEW LOCATION - ORANGE HALL Paula Quirici; largest, Betty —Building up the shoal Into 10 EAST CENTER ST. 80»ERII0R ST. HIT TO lUIII ST.-5fl-ffll Davis; most beautiful, Pam a man-made island by means MANCHESTER EXCLUSIVE CONN. EVERY TUESDAY Quirici; most cuddly, Leslie Me- of coffer-damming and use of SHOWING Cann; most original, Marian fill dredged up near the shoal Jukis aperfect month Tomusiak. ^nd other waste Wifi Waddell: Prettiest, first prize, material; *^JS^***^_i second —Cantilevering or supporting « Flynn; biggest, puings to extend runways rat prize, Francine Rowe, sec- ,^0 yjg required length over the B f f i B o m M m WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES ond prize, Hilary Gwyn; oldest, water; Kitten On Wheels . Departineiit Theatre ^ N U T M E G ' first prize, Sandy Fletcher, sec- —Constructing a floating plat- imm ipiiini Equity IteHident Company 2 ond prize, Toni Sincere; most for.n on large pontoons as has 11th Season i' Day In.'..Day Out... ususual, first prize, Mike Let- been proposed in los Angeles BORN LOSERS ■ N.'. Tiiesday through Saturday fkijimht July ^5 - July 29 ntorrs, eonnecticut fieri, second prize, Barbara Cos- and Chicago, — IN CC OR — no>ipo> grove, third, Usa Pklska; “While the cost of any such iiFK p n r John Osborne’s 1 smallest, first prize, Dot Tully, project would be enormous,” pins A m 'jpamt EVENINGS 7 and 9:30 -5L on PRESCRIPTIONS second prize, Kim Tully; most McLoughlin wrote, "the con- WED. - SAT. - SUN. Removes Hidden Eood Particles. . . dolls, Sally Newman . strucUon of this international jet "THE SV INGER MATINEES 2 P.M. INADMISSIBLllivMNCE . . . resulting in meaningful Tournament winners for facility in ■ Long Isiand Sound ADMISSION Refreshes GumsI For the Entire Family! Fully equipped-not stripped PRICED FOR checkers were as follows: West would make this region the HapiFOKD SPRIM.'iMC 'iPRlSSrtAV Tues. - Thurs. 82.25 & 82.50 savings to you every day! PIS S 'll V, -' HARTFORD Now promote better oral hygiene the newest, most modem way. Use the Dent-O-Pick Oral Side: Bonnie Chace, Chris Fri. - Sol. 82.50 & 82.7,5 YEAR-END SAVINGS-NOW! 4 No ups tuid downs in your Prescription Kearns; Waddell: Jackie Small. Hygiene Aid as part pf daily dental care. The pulsating fan-and-Jet spray from the "Ball* QUESTION: • Sleek, lean European spoHs • Deluxe front and rear seat belts Air Conditioned BOX OFFICE — 429-2912 Curtain 8:30 costs—no “discounts” today, “ReguUr Winners in the Jacks Tourna­ Pick”w Tip flushes out food particles that regular brushing misses — between teeth, end If Cougar is already America’s car styling • 4-way emergency flasher prices” tomorrow! ment were as Follows: West Children Under 12 PY«e HARRIET 8. JORGENSEN THEATRE around partial dentures, bridges and braces. Whirlpool-like action Imparts that fresh, clean, most complete luxury sports car • All-American 289 V-8 engine • Dual hydraulic brake system No “reduced speclais”—no “temporary Side: Jackie Juul; Valley St.: Bring the Entire Family vibrant feeling throughout the entire mouth. And the gently contoured “Ball-Pick" Tip at a popular price, what makes ‘Gnome-Mobile’ 8:50, ‘Spy’ 10:25 • Hideaway headlamps rodnettons” on Prescriptions to lure Yolande Savoie. won’t harm or disturb tender gumel Dent-O-Pick It ea^, pleasant^ and practical to use, it so special in July? • Windshield washers enstomers! Horseshoe winners were as BOX AREA DRIVE-IN 1st RUN FEATURE OFFICE Atk your denUiU • -step rear turn .signals • Remote-control outside At the same time, them Is never any follows: West Side: Gary Leon- ANSIWER: / ( OPENS THE PRICE! rearview mirror compromise In service or quality! owlcz; Verplanck; Chuck Cjarl- Tho Funniest Family Outing 7:30 P.M.•M. 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printed aver a Negro to. the post Shnver Cancels Meetings of Mshori board secrethily. And&ver ' ' Chapels for Sale Troop Tour Seen Eclipsing j K am ’erer-A spinw all ’Ihe man who set up Newark’s Jabloin-Flynn O ’M arra-O ’C onnor MORGANFUJLD, Ky. antipoverty agency disagreed (AP)—W tot to buy a used On New Jersey -Race Riots with Addonlzlo. Cyril Tysom Evening Office Hours Set McNamara Visit to Vietnam U.S. Alrmy cliape/1? Miss Joyce Constance Flynn Ml— Sally Ann Aspinwall of notr deputy administrator of NEWARK, N.J. (AP). HiOTe’s one for sale SAIGON (AP) — Some ob- security for the pacification pro­ of Manchester and Peter George Manchester and Chariea Vm- ___^ „ V • !?***!* !?*’ New York City’s Human Be- fMK anrtvwrp diFDOiOx^of Of- National Guard In a^par sources Admlnlstratlojii appear- Fbr Town Tax Payments which Includes buildings servers in Saigon consider the Jablon of Springfield, Maes., ford Kamerer of Bast Hart- at Camp Breckinridge near flee of Eoooomic Opportunity, , Ing WNBC—TV's “Bearch- tour of the 'Vietnam allies by were united In marriage Satur­ ford were married Saturday Tax Collector Andrew Czuch- town office building of requests here,. and the Chicago rer day afternoon at South Method­ has tanceled meetings pi«»m«a ” ® th e ju ^ ^ s wUl de^ ught" program, said It vi^as poU- Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor evening in a candleUg^t cere­ ry has announced riflee hours build garden apartment glonal office of General ist Church. todav with Mmr velop a special on-the-ready Acs rather than poverty that today with New JeTuy Gov., force which would get the snip--caused the rioting. !«■ lb, »H«Uo« rt lu ». M dU*. to town. Services Administration is Clark aifford to be more Im- Sunday that the United States The bride la a daughter of mony at St Mary’s Episcopal Richard J. Hughes and Newark ers. ■. Snipers have to be shot Tyson, a Negro, said the New- looking for bidden. portant than the recent visit to increase iU advisers with Mr. and Mra. Edwin N. Flynn Church. toto „»to » to. « . » « . * . « i Saigon by Secretary ot Defense miUUa. Sources here say tha MajKV Hugh J. Addonlzlo on down if you can get at them,” ark riots stemmed from the City The OSA specifies the of 146 Porter St The bride­ The bride 1s a daughter of re<^t racial disturbance^ In the headed. Counril’s foot dragging on anti- Oct. 1, 1966. and Irene Bolles to chahge buildings must be used as Robert S. McNamara. Philippines has been asked to groom is a son of Mr. and MTa. riirines, memorial or de­ Although Taylor denied it on provide advisers also for these ISr. and Mrs. Clarence S. As­ s^vemor called out the poverty funds, the plan to put To avoid the posstbtlity of the from R40 zone to garden apart- Felix Jablon of Springfield. nominational places of wor­ his arrival in Saigon, a major forces pinwall of 8 Anderson St The Shrlver’s .. office' in Washing- police and the National the medical school in the heavi- entlre tax becoming due im- ment zone a portion of the prop- ship. puri^se of the two presldenUal g Ihe Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, bridegroom Is the son of Mr. ton, D.C., said the canceUatkm Guard to help quell riots in ly Negro area allegedly without mediately upon mm-payment of erty they own on Shoddy HIU pastor of South Church, per^ and Mrs. Charles D. Kamerer this quarter’s payment, with a^ Rd. advisers Is to put the squeeze . .. . —nifJu, i..,a was forced by “unforeseen dr- Newaric and Plainfield. supplying alternate housing, for more troops on the govern- military lead- formed the -ring cere­ of Bast Hartford. eumstances’’ but that the prln- governor again called for and the mayor’s backing of a penalty of one-half per cent per ^he second hearing Is on the Hebron e™ would like to Increase Its mony. Jack Grove of Avon was The Rev. George F. Nos- cipols had agreed to postpone >»atlonal gun control legislation ^ridte city councUman for school month from the due date, this petition of Sylvester J. Ploufe Vietnam. It ia consld- organist. Bouvets of white t 't first quarter tax must be paid a change from light indus- land. South Korea, Asutralla, unlikely that President trand, rector of St M a iY s flie talks without setting a new ®ale of weapons board secretary Instead of a and New Zealand and the Phil­ gladioli and pew bowa decorated by A\ig. 1. try to garden apartment zone Police Arrest Johnson would have sent the Church, performed the cere* date. was the most immediate riot better-educated Negro, ippines. How many they get the sanctuary. Ftor those people who wish to for property on Rt. 6, between two men around to the allies if ■mM mony. Sydney MacAlpinq was SMver was expected to con­ contrri problem. Tyson denied charges that the especially from the South Viet­ The hrlde was given in mar­ organist Bouquets of white pay their taxes In person, the Hickory Hill and the Sports- Youth on Rt. 85 he did not have advance indica­ Ii-*; fer with Hughes on racial vio­ AddMilzlo, however, said antipoverty agenesy helped stir namese, the Koreans and the riage by her father. She wore a stock were on the altar. tax collector’s riflee in the town men’s Club, tion that some of them are will­ lence in 10 New Jersey cities Newark’s major problems are up the riots, Siteplhen Pennell, 17, o f M arl­ Australians—will have consid­ floor-length gown of white aOk ing to increase their contribu- The bride was given in mar­ during the past two weeks largely financial. The mayor In Toronto, Oliver Lofton, at- office building on Wednesday The game scheduled for to­ erable bearing on how many organsa, designed with lace night from 7 tp 9 and on Satur- morrow evening between the borough was arrested Saturday Iton. riage by her father. She wore f/y- whidi Irit 27 dead. He also was appeared on the taped WINS tomey for the Negro cab driver more American troops are sent bordered long aleevea and A- day from 6 a.m.j to noon. Andover Hustlers softball team and charged w ith initoxlcaJtloin. In their meetings vhth Vlet- a full-length gown of peau da to discuss with Addonlzlo radio “News Conference” In whose arrest helped spark the to Vietnam. line sUri with chapei-lengih He also received a warning for sole accented with alencon lace charges that members of the New York City. Newark riots, said he considers Although the. tax collector and their teen-age challengers McNamara on his visit two "^mese officials. train.rHer elbow-length veil of possesion of liquor by a minor y e a ro 'a g rs^ n t little time \rith Clifford also are exj^cted to and an English net mantilla city’s antipoverty agency—the The city has been "practically the city’s priioe force largely will not be avcdlable In person of Hebron, Charley Brown’s All white tulle was arranged from trimmed with matching lace. United Community spent bankrupt’’ diuing his five responsible for the violent street from Aug. 5 through Aug. 28, Stars, has been postponed until In a motor vehicle. Vietnamese officials. Taylor ®‘ress U.S. feelings that the up­ s ta te poHce said P e^eU w M Clifford have scheduled coming presldenUal and leglsla- a headpiece of tUUe petals She carried a cascade bouquet helped Instigate the riots In years In office and the only flghtlng. He said he would file anyone wishing to pay taxes Aug. 1. found In a car on Rt. 85. He Is a^yg^al hours with Chief of elections must go off with studded with seed pearls, and of eucharlst lilies and ivy. ^#4 Newaric. solution is more federal and suit to have the Newark police during this period can do so by tq compensate for the lost she carried a bouquet of phal- Mrs. Alfred King of Mtmehes- Hughes, a Democrat, said on state aid, Addonlzlo said. force declared bankrupt and coming to the town office build- - action, the many followers of State Nguyen Van Thleu, Pre- » hitch. 2 aenopsla orchids, steidianotls ter, sister o f the bride, wtus m a­ the CBS radio and television He charged that the city waa ^ redeivcrshlp. Ing during the regular office feminine softball In Andover WiUimanUc on Aug. 16. mler Ng;uyen Cao Ky and oth- Rumors about the elecUon in- and baby’s brea^ tron of honor. Bridesmaids program, “Face flie Nation, getting very little asslatance Speaking in a film segment of hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., witness a contest Thursday ers. elude talk of military criips and Miss Cynthia Ellen Flynn of dally except Saturday. evening between the women's were Mrs. Wayne Reynolds and that "sroung militants" who turn from the state, and Hughes did ^ "The Other 6 Million Enrolled The United States Is pressing Political deals to nuUlfy prog- Manchester, sister of the bride, Miss Marcia White, boQi of to vloldice must be Isolated Ttot promise more when He was "The vdiole , The tax coUertor will be on softball team of Andover and the South Vietnamese for great- toward an elected govern- was maid of honor. Miss Shaar- Manchester. from the community to prevent in the city diulng the riots, department Is bankrupt, finan­ hand Wednesday and Thursday, the women who play the game WASHINGTON—There were 6 er war efforte, and Saturday Ky on Marie Flynn of Manchester, The hridal attendants were future race riots. ’The mayor blamed officials in cially yes, but morally as well." Aug. 2 and 3, from 7 to 9 p.m.; from Marlborough. What prom- million deg;ree-seeklng students------announced _a 68,000-man — ...... In- Sion feel there is substance sister of the hrlde; and Miss dressed alike in princess-styl­ He did not say how they the city’s aintlpoverty agency Aug. 29, from 7 to 9 p.m., and ises to be a spirited contest will enrolled full-time or part-Ume crease In the armed forces and ®ome of the rumors. Carole Ann LaPolt of Manchea­ ed gowns of lime green crepe should be lariated. But he' for contributing to the riots by HYMNBOOK SET RECORD Aug. 30 and 31, from 1 to 4 unfold at 6:30 at the elemen- In U.S. Junior colleges, colleges a reorganization of the military Taylor and Clifford probably BMUnartc Stadloa ter were bridesmaids. with back panels. Tbeli' tiaras w arned “ there are m any other w arning in public heEurings that ' ; NIEW YORK—The largeat ad- and 7 to-9 p.m. tary school field. and universities last fall. The structure. He said much empha- will stress the importance John- MBS. PETER GEORGE JABLON The bridal attendants were and arm bouquets were fash­ Pichrofti Newarks in this country.” ' “blood will flow in the streets” sale in the history of Apartment Hearings : U.S. Office of EducaUon estl- sis would be put on the regional son and the U.S. government 4 dressed alike in empire-styled ioned of blue delphinium and In a session with newsmen if a medical school was located UB. pubUShkig was for' a new The planning and zoning com- Manchester Evening Her- mates that 9 million will be en- and popular force miliUa who place on the elecUons and how MRS. CHARLES WILPORD KAMERER gowns of yellow silk organza white stock. after the Simday prognuu, in the heavily Negro central M ethodist ihyimnhook. A dvan ce mizMlon reminds citizens of two aid Andover correspondent, rolled by 1976, a gain of 60 per are supposed to guard the rural crucial It Is that nobody tips the and they wore strands of yel­ David Fontanella of Hartford Hughes announced new pro- ward and a white man was ap- pu blic hearings tonight at the Law rence M oe, tel. 742-6796. cent. areas and provide much of the boat. served as best man. DanlSl Mar­ orders totaled 2,11)4,000. low daisies on their heads. The served as best man. Ushers tin of Wateibury, brother of the maid of honor carried a colon­ were William Kamerer and bridegroom, was the usher. ial bouquet of yellow daisies Roger Kamerer, both of East W e e d in g and white baby carnations. The Hartford i and cousins of the Mrs. Bagley wore a plnto cot- - ft aV • ''i'X '- ■ bridesmaids carried colonial bridegroom. ton-laoe sudt and a coraage of bouquets of yellow daisies. Mrs. Aspinwall wore a yel­ " Martiii-Bagler white minaiture catnaticas. Mrs. M te CyntMa H. Bagley and Judge wore a blue lace suit and Stephen Jablon of BOKon low silk and rosepoint lace t served as his brother’s best Jacket dress with matching ac­ James A. Mlartin, both o< Man­ a corsage of red roses. man. Ushers were Kenneth cessories and a corsage of chester, were united in mar­ A reception for 70 was hdd Humlnskl of Thompsonville and fU lo t Etaoto green orchids. The bride­ riage Saturday, June 24, at in the church parlors. For a m o­ John English of Manchester. MRS. THOMAS R. O’MARRA groom’s mother wore a mint ^uth Mettoodiat Church. tor trip to Canada, Mrs. Martin Mrs. Flynn wore an apple green dress with matching ac­ The bride is ihe daughter of wore a blue and white flowered print suit and a corsage of green lace cage, matching hat, Miss Mary Catherine O’Con­ Miss Regina O’Connor, sister cessories and a corsage of yel­ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Bag- ..J , , ley Sr. ot 28C Garden Dr. The white mdndsture carnationa. The and a corsage of yellow sweet­ nor of Manchester and ThomsLS of the bride, was maid of hon­ low orchids. heart roses. ’Ihe bridegroom’s bridegroom is a SOh od Mrs. couide are living at 85 Summit R. O’Marra of Bethel were wed or. Bridesmaids were Mrs. A reception was held at l i ­ mother wore a beige shift with Saturday, July 16 at St. James’ ne’s Steak House. For a motor Irvli« Judge of 180 Porter St. a t Brian LeVack of New Haven matching lace coat, orange hat Church. trip to Cape Cod, Mrs. Kam­ The Rev. Richard Diqiee of (Mrs. M artin ia a gradu ate o f and a corsage of melon sweet­ The bride is the daughter of and Miss Patricia Carney of erer wore a white A-Une dress South Church performed the Manchester High School and. to j heart roses. New York City. ’They were and coat with black accessor­ double-ring oeremeny. James employed at Stop and Shop, W. Atty. and Mrs. John J. O’Con­ ______, , ....Ill iiLii ..m * ’ * A reception fo r about 125 w as nor o f 18 Gorm an PI. The dressed alike In pale pink chif­ ies. McKay was organist and Mrs. Middle Tpke. (!&. Maitln to a held at Fiano’s Restaurant, bridegroom is a son of Mr. fon gowns with matching head- Mrs. Kamerer, a graduate of N orm an B alch w as sefloiSt. graduate of Bulkeley High Bolton. For a motor trip to and Mrs. Thomas O’Marra of bows, and carried bouquets of Manchester High School, re­ Bouquets of camaitiona deco­ School, Hartford, has served Cape Cod, MTs. Jablon wore pink carnations and sweetheart rated the altar. w itoM iM M Bethel. ceived a B.A. degree at the four years in the U. 8. Air L>1 an orange and navy blue pais­ roses. The bride was given in mar­ The Rev. CoL Robert J. Wood University of Hartford. She Force, and is employed by Near Y j p i j r ley A-line shift and matching staff chaplain of the U.S. Army Warren Gower of Hartford is employed at Aetna Life and riage by her father. She w ore England ’Tree Experts, Hart­ accessories. ’The couple 'w ill Continental Command, Ft. served as best man. Ushers Casualty, Hartford. Mr. Kam­ a floor-length gown white ford. m r e x s 's m to V r» live in Sprlngfleld after Aug. 1. Monroe, Va., performed the were Richard O’Marra of Beth­ erer attended Kingswood peau de sole wtth wtdte lace w"W "«i"iw y M rs. Jablon is a 1962 grad­ ceremony and was celebrant at el and Joseph Keefe of Litch­ School, Hartford, and received Jacket, designed wtth Imig J uate of Manchester H i^ School a B.S. degree at the University pointed sleeves. Her three­ the nuptial Mass. field. and a 1966 graduate of Elmira The bride was given in mar­ After a reception at the Man­ of Hartford. He is an engineer tiered, elbow-length veil was (N.T.) College where she re­ riage by her father. She wore chester Country Club, the cou­ at Hamilton Standard, Division arranged from a floral crown, Refrigerators, Freexers ceived a B.A. degree in inter- a white organza gown embroid­ ple left on a wedding trip to of United Aircraft Corp., Wind­ and She carried a bouquet of Qeneral Eleelrle natlonal relations. She is a ered with alencon lace and the Berkshlres. They will live sor L ocks. white miniature oantations. r s s i n Qeneral Electric claims representative at liber­ seed pearls. Her veil of illusion in Hillcrest, Md. Mrs. DenniB Hagenow cf L Travel Service General Electric 10 Cubic Foot ‘‘EOONOiir ty Mutual Bisurance Co. Hart­ was arranged from a headpiece Mr. O’Marra is a legislative Manchester was matron of hon­ REFRIGERATOR-FREEZE *146 ford . M r. Jablon Is a 1962 grad­ of lace and seed pearls, and assistant in the office of Rep. 3 Italian Cities Busy or. She wore a steevelesa gown r 905 MAIN STREET ^Dcor uate of Manchester High School she carried a bouquet of white John S. Monagan, Washington, Of yellow crepe with ohlfron U P R IQ H T MILAN, Italy—Italy’s “north­ served four years in the U.S. orchids. D.C. overiay. Her floral headpiece k 643-2165 General Electric 12 Cubic Foot ern industrial triangle,’’ formed with veil matched her gown, 13.5 Cu. FL Branmcks Mark 2Sth Wedding Air Force, and is a student at Anthorized agent in Man- REFRI6ERAT0R-FREEZEI *171 American International Col­ b y lines jedning MDlan, Turin and she oanded a bouquet of FO O D and Genoa, is the nerve center ^Chester for all Alillnee>i U r. and Ita. Robert F. High School; and LoyoU Bran- lege, Sprlngfleld. yeOow and green ndntature Bailroade and Bteamehlp Refrigerator Brunlck at 16 Hemlock St. nick, in Grade 4 at Lincoln of Italy’s commerce and indus­ oam attona 6-E Auto. Defrost, 2-Door, 12 Cu. Ft. 9 1 FREEZER were feted at a 2Stfa wedding School. Mira. Brannlck la a try. Over 60 per cent of Italy’s Miss Diane Bagley of Man­ R1!!PRmFRREFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ATnR.imF.F.7.F.R______I TM i eelebratlan Friday night at Wll- daughter of Mra. David Qalll- manufacturing income is de­ chester, sister of the bride, was Freezer Ue*a Steak Houae. gan of Mancheater and the lved from this area, the focal bridesmaid. Her green crepe Almit 100 trlenda and rela- Patrolman David GaUi- point of mote than 76 per cent and chiffon gown and matching G-E 16 Cubic Foot, 550-lb. ttvea attended the aurpriae paiv ^ ^ of Italian trade. headpiece was styled to match UPRIGHT FREEZER ------*214 ty. which waa given by their Brannlck The region produces 96 p er the honor attendant’s, and she ataOrtn aaalated by Mra. Mancheater and the late Pa^ cent of Italy’s automobiles and carried a bouquet of yellow and MICHAELS Jamea McGee, maid of honor ^ck B ^ c k They hwe Uy- the majority of its office ma­ green miniature carnations. TREA8URI CHIST G-E 15 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator with 9 9 R A at the wedding; Mra. Raymond «» «“ Mancheater all of th ^ chines, precision instruments Irvhtg Judge of Manchester, Frost Guard Bottom Freezer — — L arlvee imdlta. Wnaton "® graduatea of and household appliances. the bridegroom’s stepfather. DIAMONDS nmiMi gn of Mancheater. W l- Mancheater High Schocd. M««i Brannlck of Mancheater, They are memhem of St G-E Auto. Defrost 15 Cu. Ft. brother of Mr. Brannlck and Jamea’ C hui^ Mra. Brannlck ALL REFRIGERATOR ----- *291 beat iwm at the wedding, waa ia a member of the Lauhea of H olds up to 182 U)s. frozen foodh. 2 Ice traya, freezer toaafamaater." The anniveraaTy St Jamee and the-Hrtty Fun- SalaSiarts Today 18.8 CurFtv Refrigeratol^re^r WiU hrid up to.406-nw. cake waa made by Mra. George Qy Motheia Circle. She la em- door riielL slide-out shelf, frozen foods. Big conveni­ twin iregetable bins, re­ Icemaker, Frost Guard. —^------O T O ence at a low, low cost! Tomko of Mancheater, a couain ployed partpUme aa a aanataiy movable egg bln,, deep of Mra. Brannlck m l brldea- at the William O'Brien Buck- ONE WEEK ONLY I only,'display model. 11.6 cubic-foot size in door shelf . . . automatic.; modem upright design. maid at the wedding. The land Salea Agency. Mr. Bran- defroetlng refrigerator Fast freezing. oovqple received many glfta, nick la a member of the Anny section: vlnehMUng a purae o f m oney. and N avy CSub, and (a em - G-E CHEST FREEZER Mr. and Mra. Brannlck were P*oyod aa manager of the Ober- Up to 25 Cu. Ft. Gapacity- $AYE $ married July 27, 1642 by the Adjuatment Agency, Rev. FranicU Breen at St Sl^rlngfleld, Maaa Brldgeta Church. They have ' ' ' ' ^ tiorliic phflfa four diildren, Robert Brannlck OVEBTDIE STARTS AT 2 The Jr., employed at Gevyn Con- ROME — Italian government Engaged SUMMER atmetion Oo., Hartford; David officea atari paying time and a m s t Bramdck, a Junior at Mancheo- h«ir for overtime at 2 p.m. each The engagement of loss Eva m eaningfd BUY ON LONG EASY TERMS • TAKE UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY ter Ogh School; Marc Bran- day. That’a the time these of- Rose Boudreau to D om ^c Paid EABRICS! mck, a student at ming Junior flees offlclally close. / Accarplo, both of Manchester, o fa U has been announced by her par^ COnONS S REG. TO *\M gifts ents, Mr. and W s. Leo Bou­ Washers and Dishwashers General Eleelrle dreau of 29-Margaret Rd. N O W • 2 YD S. *1.00 Her flance is the son of Mr. Qeaeral Eleetric ALBERT & LARRY’S BEAUTY STUDIO and Mrs. Paul Accarplo of 87 PLUS 1,000 YARDS 6-E 2-Speed AUTO. WASHER Easy Loading Griffin Rd. 2 ^jeeds, 3 Water IVmpSd------TR i e n r y s h o p p i n g p l a z a — v e r n o n Miss Boudreau is a graduate FASHION FABRICS All PoreelalR'^ -*196 of Manchester High^SchooL Ittie Automatig is employed at Aetim Ufe and A U TO M A TIC G-E WASHER, Bfini Basket, Mid-Summer Special Casualty, Hartford. Mr. Accar^ Bleach Dispenser, 2-iSpeeds - -*221 B U I L T - I N plo is a graduate of HoweQ 25%x>40% Sale Prices on All Permanents' - Cheney Technical School. He C L O T H E S is employed at the Elevator Di­ G-E 7-Cyde WASHER MSHWASHER |r'. vision of WesUnghouse Electric Tap at Lfaie, Display ModeL CALL 644-0020 or 875-7052 Corp., Hartford. ‘ OFF WASHER Five Minutes feVom ManOheater North End The wedding la planned tor Our Regular Low Prices Sept 80 at St Bridget Church. G-E 5-Cycle AUTO. WASHER with Ucach Dieqjenser, Mini Wash, Chidoe of Colors ■ Cook’s Exploring PLYM OU TH , EngBand — i-0 (| m L G-E 3-lYay ^^ash W hen faninus exgAprer OapA. PORTABLE DISHWASHER Jamea Oook left here in 1768 to explore the Southern Hieml- sphero, he bad secret tostruc- 1//ZZ5 6-E BnUt-In DISHWASHER tioni thaut were botii poUtorel Up to 14-Ib. cspaci^. 3-Way Wash System ------Big capaetty, easy load­ and aatroncndical. He wee oom- Has filter flo washing ing with ewhig-downdoor. entoaloned to End the ‘'tanna i-'i RMAL Next To Giddor system, 8 water level se­ G-E PORTABLE DISHWASHER No pre-rinsing or aawtrahi incognita,” the "un- lections, 8 wash tenqpe., scraphig neceeaary! Hae' known aouthem ooaUoeoit,” and bpen 10 AJS, to 9 PJtf. ^ 3-Cycl^ Wood Top \ ^— r %VE RENT IT . > poccelain top and powerful waeh-rtim ae- be was told to chserve the tian-, ^nMchniaks Wed 25 Years Afondsy thru Sat. /■ ' Heavy duty construction thm /that gets dlshee flit (or paesage) of the ptanet througdiout mmikling dean! Mr. ^and Mrs. Joseph Pracb- employed In the blueprint en­ Tpa— uito Qliea i Venua from a Tahitian vantage Patterna By: Portable Now, BuUt-In Later! nlak of 78 Village SL, Rockville, gineering department of Pratt BRIDAL FABRICS WtWiiOVKlMe IIUIII 6-E CONVERTIBLE DISHWASHER point. , MoOALL • SOfPLICUTY ALL FORMAL WEAR IN were feted yesterday at a 26th and Whitney, United Aircraft SXOOtofSOOO. OUR SPECIALTY VOGUE e BUTIEBICK STOCK AT ALL TIMES I BETTER HODSDra UBOED anniversary celebration at their Corp., where ahe has worked for home. About 60 attended the nine years. She is a member of ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)—Rich­ EASY PAYMENTS the Legion Auxlllaty. Both are ASK FOR A DBMONBIBAXION OF ard W. O’Neill a member of the event, ahlch was given by their AVAILABLE members of S t Joseph’s Church Piasldent’e Onlnmlaslon on Mrs. Allen D. Chlp- in Rockville. baa ProUems, says public mqn and lOas M. Bliaabefli fbe now taivislUe lin ^ (H erald pboto b y P into) bousing oould\M, vastly im- Praehnlak, both of RockvlUe. p rovad w ith stronger poUtiOBl The couple was married July ‘ ^ S E R V I C E ” backing. 22,1942, In Oohimbus, lUaa. Mr. INC. M Strs SHOP “We don’t have any trouble Prachnlek has been employed at 0>hER 3 MILUON APPLIANCE, TV, STEREO and AIR CONDITIONER CENTER Ite M sm l of MUn Strwt” getting $2 billion for a plane Cheney Brae., Manchester, for PRESCRIRflONS g ot • M TUkln StTMt He la a member of that can’t land in any alzp ^ ia- Safely Ow peatole# dur Best Product MinrluMM. Oamactlout ttaa United States, and we couM the "" "Pbliah American Cltlaen'e JlWELEHl-aiLVEWMITH« ^ HARTFORD ROAD,MANCHESTER... Open Daily 9 to 9— Sot. to6 •VPBpOCAUBrai m FOBMAD WBAR RBNTA1 8 ” bouse all tbe pow in decent Chib, Koeciuako Club, Amerioaa Legion and Maple Ckove, ell of M T H V R D R U a bomak if wa bad political aaso- ma as«oi nt ^ Manfdieatir ' b M ^ Rockville. 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Z33 uV -a 4, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, 1967 PAGE SEVEN lilANCHESTBR JSVENING LD. MANOHRSTER. CONN.. MONDAY, 1967 Tolland Vernon World News '"and submachine' guns and mar Marry W Boa^s Secretary chine guns encircled ithe Negro ' FREE 4Umdf(0ter TV-Radio Tonight ghetto. HelWpters *are flying President Jtdmson's dislike of the TjOwn’s Tax Levy Increase Town, Union over the city from which police prase Is going to be somewhat Intenal- Canada Split officers are ready to open ma­ ARTHUR DRUB chine-gun fire on Negro quar­ !Eitntitt0 llrrott fled from now. on as a result of a p lae a ters at any moment.” DEtiVERY of alert ra^rtihg on' the part of the Near $1 Million in 5 Years Find Accord Television Encouraged _ ____a g a ooviN C. Wall Street Journal. uHiwiii ag—t ToUan^'a growing pains ara The agreement was nutde to Wants Pacts Dissolved ItMuliMtAr ^Oon. Its Washington bureau discovered— reflected in a comparison of the keep the six man board non- V r O m e a S U T C S 6:00 ( 3) Movie ( 6-40) Iron Hone (C) BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) WAMCraKTBRCroaON (i 8-Zn Mike DousUs cmaoaMO) The Mbnkees (C) By DeGaullc too late to prevent the deed, but much present tax levy with that of PoUt*cal, with each party rep- (10) Petty Mason, (M) AriUsh Oalendar — Romania’s Communist party FnUlilim (13) Msrv GrlMln (IS) CHWean'e Island (C) »v>uiia>a ooabw i, u n ______too soon for the President, one can be­ flve'years ago, indicatinr an al- « “ "**<* *>y ttowe members. The Public Works Department Film 7:46 (M) N oi« to Wales QUEBEC (AP) — President chief, Nlcolae Ceausescu made Rtvertiaet RANGE ____ id Bvair Breniac Bxe«pt Sundays lieve—^the neat way in which a young t i mlllinn Ti,- Caucus Winners for the school union, the American Federation 8:00 (M) 'niie French Chet Charles de Gaulle of France a strong plea today for abolition BoUdaira. BUerad at the Font OOloa at ^ t n mmion increase. The board posU were incumbent of State, County and Municipal Adduna Fkmtty (IS) Mr. TerrUic (C) of the Atlantic Alliance and the AM) man who had the good fortune to marry 6:30 (40) Peter Jennlnin, News (10) lOonday Night at the — ' Ooim., aa Saoond GUas Mail tax rate Increased from 81 mills chairman David Cook, a Repub- Emplojrees, AFLCIO, and the «:00 t AfraoaB) News, WetUher Movies motors along the north shore of Warsaw Pact, demanding with­ one of the President’s former personal (SOSMO) I Dream of Jeannle FUEL OIL five-year Ilcan who. defeated Peter town have both agreed on many Newselre (C) (C) the St. Lawrence River through drawal of all troops, including SnBBCBlFXION BA.TBS secretaries, and then to become, with Fayakte In Advance TraCey. Democrat James Corn- amendments to their working (M) What’s New? 8:30 ( 640JQ) Bat Patrol (C) French Canada today after his Soviet forces, from foreign f ed In tUs paper and also the local newe pub- the real quarrel with the Presidential steadlly by about $2 million eeeding Robert Noonan who re- (34) Learning to Live 10:00 (10404340) Bun tor Your which welcomed him to Quebec 'IWisd intro. sion for at least one union bul­ 8:46 (30) Neiws Life (C) Arab attempts to destroy Israel All rirbCe at re publication of special die. appointment of Simon F. MCHugfa, Jr., each year since 1962. The mill signed after many years in the City Sunday morning. Some of. Huckville K7.1-327I patehM nereln are also reserved.______letin board, a probationary per­ 7:00 ( 3) AtterJDtmier Movie ( 64S) Ooronet Blue (C) in any new war. a young accountant who had the mis­ rate has been increasing also, position. ( 040) The Bl* Valley (C) the crowd jeered as an army iod of 60 days for new employ­ (M) Wtast's New? (B) (SI) Open MM Ohe Herald Printing Comm^ Enc... as­ but at a faster rate, as the town Other officers are George band played "God Save the sumes no flnannlal responsibUlty for typo- fortune to have one or two other ven­ ees and medical injections free ( 8) Twaiaht 10:30 (IS) SulMicrtpUon TV srapiiioal errors appearing In advertlaements tures go wrong for him, concerns the suggesto to keep up with the Bonadles, vice president; Earl for poison Ivy, flu,'tetanus and (10) ICc»sl?s Na^ 11:00 ( 64 (C). 1(^134340-40) Queen.” anf other reading matter In The Manchester (30) News, Weather News, Sports, Weather smooth method by which approved of the services demanded by Its grow- Beebe, secretary; Edward other diseases. (IS) Truth, OonsequencSe (30) Law and Mr. Jones At a dinner .in his honor De Evening Herald,______^ 7:16 (40) You Asked for It 11:30 ( 3) Monday StarUzht appointment was sneaked through the Ing population, composed pri- Moskey, treasurer, and Mrs. Fifteen-year employes will (30) Newsreel 11:30 ( 8-10) Joey B ls ^ Show (C) GauUe hailed Quebec’s will to Jlill service d l ^ of N. E. A. Service. Inc. marily of married couples with Audrey Miller, chairman of the have a four-week vacation. Two 7:30 (18) iMfred Httchoock Pidillshers Hepreeentatlves — TOe Julius Senate before anybody was given any (10404340) ’Itoidght (C) "take its destiny in its own young children. auxiliary. more holidays have been added Matheisrs Special Agency — New York. Oil- SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK COMPLETE LISTINGS hands.” ^ cagD, Detrut and Boston. '______full notice of it or opportunity to raise State Statistics indicate the officials are working to the present nine, questions about it. By the time the Wall On^ Tuesday De Gaulle will MBMBESl AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCUDA- town spends 85 per cent of its ^ plans for a Sept. 10 Field Double time will be paid for visit Expo 67 and be host at a 2 TIONB. Street Journal had tracked the story budget on education. The num­ work on Sundays and holidays. 2 reception in the French pavil­ The Cards will play the In- Overtime work will be divided down, McHugh had already been sworn ber of preschool children, under Radio ion. His schedule calls for him MANCHESTER Monday July 24 dians tomorrow nlgnt at Hicks equally among epiployes. The OF into his new office. six years of age is more than (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts <»f 10 or 15 to speak Wednesday at the Uni­ Why cEui’t the President of the United the entire number of children ballfleld in the final g^ame of minimum overtime is four the season. hours. minute length. Some stations carry other short neWlM.asts.) versity of Montreal and wind up States have the privilege of finding a presently in school in grades his visit Thursday with meet­ one through 12. The Uncivilized Pursuit high-salaried, do-nothing job for the m Piey Fifteen sickdays a year are W D B O —13M “ 6:46 Lowell ’Thomas ings with Prime Minister Lester ^rbershop ttmight on now available with a maximum S:00 Dick Robinson 7:15 Frank Gifford Educational costs have yet to 7:3S Mike Wallace B. Pearson and a reception at We live In an age of the savage, cold­ young husband of one of his favorite for­ Amiot site, while of 120 days allowed saved up. 6.00 Joey Reynolds level off. Specifications are be­ 9:00 Ken Orlffln 8:00 News the French Embassy in Ottawa. blooded pursuit—sometimes a pursuit of mer secretaries? Is there anything Rockville Welding union requests not In the l;06.News. Sign Off 8:10 Speak Up Hartford ing drawn up for construction 11:30 Barry Parber Show Al vengeance, sometimes, perhaps, a pur­ worse about using the Subversive Activi­ of a new: middle school, sched­ ” ^ agreements Included longevity WBOH-4U 12:00_Gomment Big Bunny will play Hayden pay bonuses, a closed union $;00 Hartford Hlghll^U 12:18 News Sign Off Hongi g HKons o n g Reds Split ' suit of justice, but always. It seems to ties Control Board for such a friendly uled to open in September, 1969, 7:00 News „ WTic—use HONG KON(3 (AP) — Local us, a pursuit which denies the premises personal purpose than toere was in when every available class­ M d H ^ n tomorrow night on shop and double time for all 8:00 Gaslight ■ 6:00 Afternoon Mdlllon 4 12:00 Quiet Hours 6:15 Americana Communists are widely divided s 4 of civilization more than It aftirms using an appointment to the same board room In town will be filled. overtime. W P O P —14M 7:23 Chet Huntley over whether to continue their s; I»oking ahead to next year, ■ The BuUetin Board John Daigle of the Board of S;(X) Danny Clayton Show 7:30 News of the World them. to comfort former Connecticut Congress- 7:00 Lee “Babl’ ’ Simms Show 7:45 Joe Cnragiola anti-British campaign, informed :: the town will have to start mak- special meeting' of the Representatives and Dominick 12:00 Gary Girard Show 7:60 Sing Along sources reported today. s Stalin pursued his enemy, Trotzky, man-at-large Frank Kowalski for his Ing payments on the almost $2 luembershlp of United Congre- Badaloto, union business agent. WINK—128# 7:65 David Brinkley a:00 News 8:05 Pop Concert The sources said some Red s - and procured his death while Trotzky failure to win a nomination for the Unit­ million bond issue ft sold last Church will be held to- prepared the agreements with 5: IS Speak Up Hartford 9:06 Nightboat leaders believed they had no | was supposedly safe in the asylum coun­ ing to build a truly great society if we mCnth, which includes the costs night at 8 In the church parlors. help from the mayor, Snydal 6:00 News ' , ;i :00 News 7:00 The World Tonight ' 11:15 Weather chance of driving the British ^ ed States Senate? How are we ever go- of the first phase of the high Selectmen will meet tomor­ and other Board members. try of Mexico. The state of Israel pur­ 6:16 Barry Father Show 11:20 Sports Final from this crown colony without ' can’t permit our great leader some of Nature Study B y B y M n Oltara school construction and refi­ row night at 7:30 In the Town Advice on Rubbish sued Bichman, captured him in his sup­ the full support of Peking, but ' nancing of the uniform fiscal Hall. Bad rubbish practices by town posed asylum, transported him into Its the privileges of great position? POND L IL Y others are determined to carry year notes. The public affitirs committee residents have caused problems own jurisdiction and there tried and ex­ of the Tolland Junior Woman’s on the struggle to the bitter end. The eduoaiUonal portion (M for rubbish collectors, accordlni^ ecuted him for his unspeakable crimes. Club will meet tomorrow night Puerto Rico Vote Red merchants who have i the town budget accounts for to Andrew Tricarido, director of at 8 at the home of Mrs. Dan­ been forced to pay striking ; And now President Mobutu of the Congo The Cult Of The Loser the laige percentage, because Public Works. has apparently pursued Moise Tshombe, iel Leone, Ann Dr. Residents can majie the work workers were reported ready to Occasionally these columns have re­ Poet *8 Corner the town generadly holds back caused his kidnaping while in the < inter­ A Thought for Today smoother by putting their trash stop the struggle. One manufac­ marked the strange Inversion of values Inside Report on cither expendiitures which it Manchester Evening Her­ Hailed by Munoz turer of Chinese curios was national air, and had him taken to an out at the curb the night be­ whereby the productive elements In so­ From Generation to Generation world of advertising and the feells ane mora expendable than ald Tolland ' correspondent, quoted as saying he had to con­ Algerian court, which has now ruled the eduoatimi costs. fore the sqh^uled collection re­ ciety are IncreMingly criticized and the b y The Way I See It “ It Is not the old that are world of education seem al­ Bette Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. election prediction of 70 per - tribute $3,5(X) to striking 'work­ This year’s annual town gardless of the weather, he said. that Tshombe must be returned to the nonproductive citizens praised as para­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak If planning a motor trip wise and l^now what Is right. most to have gotten togetber in cent. eventually would become the ers and, “ I just can’t afford to I bejleve the first procedure; meeting, attended b y about 1,- The collectors start at 6 a.m. Congo, where President Mobutu prom­ gons. From some of the reaction we get It is the spirit of God in a man their efforts to teU the young It appeared that the campaign 51st state do this any more.” Use good sound common sense this is their right and we ara 600 residents, cut out all ex­ ^ Call-backs have been frequent ises to execute him promptly In accord­ you might suppose we were incurable WASHINGTON— Behind the bor Democrat from Washington that makes him understand. of some statehood partisans and “ It’s grand,” said Angel L. And have the car looked over. derelict and less than honor­ penditures not deemed abso­ Antiwar Leader because people forgot to leave Not so happy birthday ance with the result of a trial Mobutu Scrooges adamantly opposed to k n y at­ forced return to work of rail­ state/ subjecting the compul­ Listen to me —let me also de­ most independence groups to Vasquez, president of the New Tass Defends Negroes able if we fall short. lutely necessary from the se­ out their trash in time. conducted after Tshombe had fled the tempt at social uplift. way workers after a brief na­ sory wage settlement to veto by clare my opinion —I do not Shot to Death keep voters from the polls may York Borinquen Lions Club. “ I MOSCOW (AP) — The official First, get a motor tune-up; A good education rtiould open lectmen’s budget. After cutting Tennis Lessons do believe in the commonwealth Soviet news agency Tass dis­ If your bedding is over 10 years old, don’t Congo. That’s not the case, as it happens. And tionwide strike can be found just one house of Congress—a hear God In what you say have had some effect although And have brakes adjusted channels of communications out the klndergaitten budget, Beginning tennis lessons for system of government, and this tributed today a report of the part of what we have been tiylng per­ another failure of Congpress to solution totally unacceptable to about the world and it’s prob­ By Holdup Man the State Election Board called let it celebrate another birthday! Replace it Hie prime defenders of Tshombe, in right; lems —in this you are not right between generations. Too often electors passed the much larg­ adults will be offered Monday way we don’t close our doors for Detroit race riots stressing haps ineffectually to say is well put in a respond to challenge in times Mr. Johnson. The White House the antiplebiscite campaign a with ultra-firm Musco-^Pedic or Verto-Rest his present situation, are irepresenta- feared Senator Robert F. Ken­ Now check front-end alignment^ —I will tell it to you as it Is (unintentionally, I hope) it er education budget intact. and Wednesday nights from 6 :30 failure. getting one of the others later.” ’’cruel measures” by author­ speech by President MlUer Upton of of crisis. AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — Gun­ Bedding by Holman-Baker and enjoy sleep , tlves of the right wing fringe of Ameri­ nedy of New York, who had And each and every light. seems to justify rebellion and 99 Per Cent CoUeettoa to 7 :30 at the courts at Henry “ I'm for statehood.” said Dr. ities. Wisconsin's Beloit CoUege, quoted in a Labor, management, and the fire killed George Vizard, a Some rain fell during the day again! Actually TRY this unique bedding at can politics who do not mind what mur­ been supporting the President Sound a bit like the ’’now ’ selfishness by pointing up com­ ToUand taxpayers paid up Park, according to Donald Ber­ Luis E. Teveda. “ Common­ In a dispatch from New York, recent issue of U.S. News Sc World Re­ White House must share the Wheel bearings, springs and 99.1 per cent of taxes due dur­ leadej? In antiwar and other pro­ ger. recreation director. and may have affected the turn­ Watkins all new Slumber Shop tomorrow. J ders Tshombe ihay have committed or throughout, would buckle on generation? It’s parts from a petition and pride in material wealth status is no solution. I Tass described the Detroit riots, J out. port. blame for the latest breakdown steering, achievement. ’Then when the ing the fiscal year ended June A nominal charge will be col­ Mattress or boxsprings $99.50; Queen, King, that. But he held firm, and the speech by a young man nam­ test movements Sunday at a The voting was conducted al­ think voting for Independence as well as disturbances in Birm­ how he has represented hold-over Bel­ “ I have just about reached the end of in the collective bargaining pro­ ■‘Ebchaust-line very essential; 30, according to Tax Collector lected for the lessons which will and special sizes fo^ antique beds available. Senate Democratic conferees re­ ed Ellhu to Job and some of interplay between people shov/s drlve-ln food store where he most without incident despite would be calling for suicide and ingham, Ala., Englewood, N.J., gian interests in the Congo and thus ob­ my tolerance,” the educator observed, cess. But it is the busineas-as- Drive-line from A to Z, Etaine Bugbee. Taxes collected include a can of balls. Miss jected it on a 6 to 5 vote. his friends twenty-six hundred an obvious lack of ^tangible clerked. predictions of violence by the eventual Communist infiltration and New York City's Harlem as structed the development of stable Con­ “ for the way our society at the present usual attitude of Congress in And rear--end differential. values, the world of ^education totaled $923,437.88. A balance Sharon Young of the Recreation TEL 643-5171 ft Finally, Wisconsin’s Senator years ago. Tension between Federal Bureau of Investiga­ in Puerto Rico. Since my early "Negro demonstrations in de­ golese unity, so long as Tshombe seems time seems to have sympathetic con­ the face of crisis and the utter hides behind what IS tOo often ■of $7,786.40 remains- on the Although individuals working staff will teach. Gaylord Nelson, a liberal Dem­ generations is not new or tion. years I have always envisaged fense of their rights.” to be an anti-Communist some of the cern only for the misfit, the pervert, the void of leadership on Capitol It’s a must to balance wheels, a rationalization “ If they don’t books. with peace organizations assert­ Call the recreation office at ocrat opposing complulsory ar­ modem —it has undoubtedly Puerto Rico becoming a state of In Detroit, Tass said, “ troops drug addict, the drifter, the ne’.er-do- Hill that bears highest respon­ See that tires h ave plenty of leam these things from their Tax coHeotions are being re­ ed it was a political assassina­ the park for information. Gov. Roberto Sanchez 'VUella, the union." time. bitration, proposed a 30-day de­ existed as long as man has ex­ and police armed with carbines well, the maladjusted, the chronic crim­ sibility. tread; ceived at an AWrage rate, Mrs. tion, police said armed robbery Completes Cooking Course who played only a small role in But the identity and motivation of lay in the whole proceedings to isted. A study of how each gen­ parents— ’’ inal, the underachiever, the loser — in Have windshield wipers work­ Children actually spend Bugbee explained. Those now was the motive. They estimated Pvt. Jeffrey C. McEwen. 19, the campaign, said the voting Tshombe’s defenders should not alter With management and labor avert a strike. He got Kennedy’s eration resolved those tensions ______$300 to $400 was missing from general, the underdog.” ing, many more hours with educa­ being Collected represent the son o f Mrs. lAiella M. McEwen was “an admirable demonstra­ - what ought to be a civilized aversion to in the railway industry long un­ backing on this one, but Morse would prove interesting. At tion of the dignity of Puerto Ri­ Mr. Upton makes clear that he is cer­ able to bargain without govern­ So when needed to see ahead. times it seems today’s older tors and feel much more pres­ instalUment o f itaxes due toe store’s safe. of 98 West Mjajn St., com­ the procedures now In progress. Mobutu, insisted that the conference Vizard, 23, had opened cans.” . tainly not against trying to help such mental interference, the ques­ generation have contributed sure from society than they ■this year. If the flrat install- the pleted a cooking counse at Fy>rt break up and the full House vote place for business about 7 a.m. with his mock trial and yet perhaps his people; it’s only that he thinks the oth­ tion W8LS tossed to Congnress Now a bit o f advice to the (and are contributing) to plac­ ever do with parents. The metM is not paid by Aug. 1, Ord, Calif. Leftist factions had urged on compulsory arbitration. The Detectives said a customer dis­ . sound Instinct to bar Tshombe from ers might be given a little credit once in three months ago. The Senate driver, ing themselves at a cruel dis­ world of - education should stop 'the itotal amount o f 'the year’s He was trained in cake and their followers to remsdn at STATE ELECTION JULY 26tl White House fully backed Drive always well to the covered no one was on duty, ' Congolese politics and plotting, should a while: “ Not the wealthy, necessarily; passed President Johnson’s -bill advantage. running from moral obligation taxes become due and is sub­ pastry baking, meat cutting home Sunday to avoid incidents. Morse’s strategy. right; searched and found the body More than 10,000 special police­ ' not be privU^ed to use lawless means not the ones in authority, necessarily; leading to compulsory arbitra­ Society declares we must to teach children values as well ject to an interest rate of one and preparing and serving food Inexplicably, however, the inside a walk-in freezer vault not the gifted, necessarily—just the Obey all highway signals, care physically for our young as facts and truly try'to pre­ haOf of one per cent per month. in Army mesa halls and in the men augmented the regular 0,- REPRESENTATIVE . to bring his victim to any gallows in the tion; the House, excessively Senate early Thursday evening round 8 a.m. doer, the achiever—regardless of his Pass on left; dim lights at years longer and give them pare them for living instead of Story Hoar field. 000-man force during the voting. I Congo. If he himself is endeavoring to fearful of labor, passed a bill adjourned until Monday morn­ status', hts opulence, his native endow­ night. simply competing in the m f^ The first of this year’s out­ The store attendant was shot New York City’s 850,000 Puer­ ' set a higher standard of future behavior falling short of that extreme ing. Senators of both parties ' eviry availaU® advantage be­ fore pushing them out of the kctplace. * door story hours wifi be held twrlce. One bullet entered his AdvertlsemeRt— to Ricans followed the voting and unity for the Congro, he should not ment.” course. had plans for a long weekend 18th DISTRICT Don’t use horn as a plaything, The Rev. Wednesday aftemoon frdtn 3 to chest and the other struck an Monday, July 24, Rockville results with interest. Many What has brought about this tendency In the past. Senate and House and informed their leaders they nest —and to do it at a level b ^ in by Imitating the methods and the ’Though at all times have it Ronald E. B®ldeman 3:30 at the ToUand Public l i - arm. Lodge of Elks Fair opens to- leaders of the (immunity were to deride the successful and applaud the have been able to come up with would not tolerate 'a Friday that motivates them highly ethics of the man he has succeeded. work. without causing them physical St. Many’s Episcopal bary on- the iGreen. Vizard, a former University of night, AJkP Shopping Plaza, happy with the endorsement of losers? a compromise even when In session, railroad crisis or no Strive to drive 'both safe and Church Mrs. Kenneth Kaynor again Union street. nitely thru 29tii. the mmonweaIth status. Oth- - Everywhere, in newly free Africa as Without claiming to know the com­ deeper disagreement on bills. railroad crisis. With the Senate or emotional distresq. The Texas' student, had been active sane. 'Will serve as storyteUer as the Free admission, entertainment, ers said they hoped the island I' elsewhere in this poor world, the strug- plete answer, Mr. Upton suggests that as a member of Students for a But this time, there was no push no longer around to pass a bill, In other words, not beiwric. childen gather under the large 1 gle is one for some emergence from the many more or less successful people — for resolving differences in the the conferees had to quit for Democratic Society in demon­ tree next to the library. The strations against the war in - jungle. The success of this struggle, by no means all, of course — have de­ House-Senate conference on the the weeH-end.» If you drink like a fish, don’t On This Date next story hour is planned for Vietnam. among nations, among factions, among veloped guilt feelings, paradoxically bill. Instead, Senator Wayne Although some members of drive; ^ Herald In 1847, Brigham Young apd Aug. 16. He drew a $16 fine for disturb­ rivals for power, depends not upon the even about the fact of having made Morse of Oregon, a zealous the conference believed the In that case, learn to swim; Primary Filing Dates VOLKSWAGEN © LEASING his Mormon followers arriyed at Yesterdays ing the peace at the Texas Capi­ extermination of evil men and evil fac­ their way in the world. They get In the champion of compulsory arbi­ unions would refrain from And always keep your doors Candidates wishing to contest Great salt Lake Valley,, tftah. tol while Secretary of State tions and evil natiops by the methods habit of berating themselves. tration and the dominant force striking over the week-end, Ad­ looked, political party endorsements 14 M«. PIflB In 1866, Tennessee became the Dean Rusk was a visitor last He notes, for example, the ridicule in the House-Senate conference, ministration officials had no Whether out of the car, or in. 25 Years Ago have imtil next week to file pe­ IHUIRAMI they themselves might employ, but upon first seceding state to be read­ winter, and he was awaiting ■VSlItM* t» showered on the famous (or as It some­ was utterly imlnterested in com­ such illusionB. They accurately titions for a primary. The pe­ the development of leaders and parties mitted into the union following The War Price and Rationing trial on a charge of using abu­ times seems nowadays, Infamous) promise. “ Just let them go on predicted 'that rank-and-file Keep always awake and alert. titions must contain signatures M r and nations who manage to hoist their the end of the War Between the Board announces that before sive language in April When FASTBAOK SEDAN •tor S i L M WASP’S itself a derogatory label for strike,” he said repeatedly be­ machinists would force Slemil- Just never let down the bars; of five per cent of the enrolled ■ 8 any person can buy gasoline it Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ own behavior to a plane at least slightly Be always cautious of children, States. M l Mi IsHsmus white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant suburb­ hind the closed doors of the con­ ler to call them ou't on strike, is necessary to display the party members. MRIIANN aUlA •tor S lltO O higher than that of those who still view inevitably leading to com­ ‘ Even those who are driving In 1948, Henry A. Wallace and phrey came here to address the anites. The interesting point about the ference. gas sticker issued at the Republicans must file their human relationships as nothing more pulsory arbitration — but only cars. Senator Glen H. Taylor of Idaho legislature. STATION WAION •tor il ls ■Mi abuse is that much of it comes from the Contrary to publicity about board’s office. petitions by July 31 and Demo­ (It SMS.1 were nominated for President 1 Members of the United Texas - than 8n«;^4uation of wolf to wolf. so-called WASPs themselves, and not in the conferees meeting night and after the entire nation had crats by Aug. 2. Primary dates, and vice president by delegates Organizations for Peace ad­ Mr V • • • Mobutu will degrrade himself, not in­ the form of healthy self-criticism but as day to avert a strike, they hard­ been brought to a stondstlll. In P. F. Mietzner set statewide, are Aug. 19 for PANEL TRUOK •tor $112 ■Ml to the national convention of the 10 Years Ago journed. a Dallas meeting after a sort of “ sick self-immolation.” ly met at all. On the three or ^e process the reputation of 24 Trotter St., Republicans and Aug. 21 for crease his own power and prestige, if Congress had sustained another Manchester, Conn. Progressive party in Philadel­ learning Vizard had been slain It might be added that there are pos­ four occasions when the confer­ The Town Directors agree to Democrats. he succeeds in breaking the neck of body blow. phia. auid a number came to Austin. TED TRUDON Ris. II, .Tsilsad Tpit. sibly more concrete causes for what ees convened prior to the Fourth choose a new assessor on the No csindldates from either TskeMvjlU-Msschstitr Tshombe. Today’s Birthday In 1964, President Johnson He had ..been expected at the of July recessa'discussion was 1967 Publishers Newspaper basis of his qualifications rath­ party have announced inten­ 44#-2MI • might be termed the cult of the under­ Syndicate Green Bay Packers’ defen­ rejected EYench president De Dallas sessions. VOLKSWAGEN limited to w ha^m e they il^ould er than his politics. tions to file for a primary. The dog. In particular the nation has been . sive end Willie Davis is 33. Gaulle’s call for an internation­ infected for a generation or more with a quit for the day. At one point. only caucus contests' were over One Year Ago al conference to neutralize Indo­ Members of the Board of board of education posts. The The Gap We Bdieve philosophy of socUl irresponsibility; ac­ Representative John Dingell of china; Johnson said previous Directors and the Park apd caucus winner for the school cording to this creed, the society, and Michigan, a foe of compulsory Thought for the Day I t is getting so that about the only ’The six European Common ag;reement should be honored. . Recreation Board join each board is automatically elected, not the individual, is to blame for any arbitration, ang;rily burst out One who buys needs a hun­ I Market countries agreed on a In 1965, Miss Thailand, Apas- other in condemning existing barring a primary, due to a thing we Americans believe in is the that nobody was really interest­ dred eyes; one is enough for anti-social behavior. It Is logical enough, system 'of uniform prices for ra Hohgsakula won the Miss conditions at Globe Hollow, at gentlemen’s agreement of long­ thing called. the credibility gap. We ed in an agreement. in that atmosphere, to go on to view agricultural products within him who seDs —German prov­ University crown ■ at Miami a meeting of the Town Direc­ standing between the two par­ 2 tend to believe—^we are being taught, those who do behave irresponsibly as Members of the conference the economic bloc. erb. Beach, Fla. tors. THE CHOICE IS YOURS! Manchester is entitled to ties. ■ ^ all the time—that there is not necessar­ perfectly good citizens, or as even more quickly came to two conclusions three -Representatives to the ily any firm connection between what worthy than the achievers. about Morse. First, his ptura- General Assembly. Right now ofriHais tell us and what the facts really In any event, one of the unfortunate mount interest was In getting may be. 'ii ^ things about the reversal of values is the conference to br®alt up and Manchester has only two. This not merely that it is a bit unfair to the forcing another House vote on By the cynical kind of Reasoning nat­ SHOPPERS SPECIAL ,July 26th. election is being held people who work hard to try to make a compulsory 8u:bltration, even if ural to a nation which la learning not to to elect that third Representa­ decent life. It is also a disservice to the a strike resulted. Second, he believe anything, it was almost a fore^ others, to the very ones that the com­ was guided by personal animus IDENTIFY THE FAMOUS EXTERIOR WASH tive to represent the voters gone conclusion that the new week’s munity wants to help. against Roy Slemlller, president BUILDING DESIGNED from the State's 18th. District. 4 ceeualty figures from Vietnam would Every tociety will contain a minimal of the International Assn, of EXTERIOR WASHED e W.W. TIRES CLEANED BY AN IRISHMAN. ■how our allies, the South Vietnamese, number that, often through no fault of Machinists, most militant of the e SPRAY WAXED o MACHINE DRIED o I W O U LD LIKE TO BE THAT JAMES HOB AN. ■ufferlng more deaths in battle than our their own, are beyond the reach of ef­ unions involved. • CHASSIS RUST PROOFED WITH HtONIUM e REPRESENTATIVE. American units. There bad begun to be fective assistance. But many more could Under these circumstances, the conferees enjoyed the to­ ocoelderable public notice given, in this be helped, if society went about it in the Many people have asked, right way. And that means not just day Fourth of July recess along country, to the fact that the South Viet­ with the rest of Congress. Nor "W hat 's tne point poii in having an namese seemed to be fighting less and doles but motivation. It is a poor motivation, however, to - did they- seem impelled by ur­ election now when the State lees and dying less and less as Ameri­ preach social irresponsibility; it is no gency even after the recess. COMPLETE Leqislature has just adjourned cans did more and more of the fighting good for a loser to be told, in effect, They met- oply four times, nev­ and, unless a special session is called by the Governor, won't con­ mnA dying. So when this week’s new ' that he need make no effort to better er before three o ’clock In the casualty figures showed 176 American himself. What he needs is the kind of afternoon and never for very vene again until January of 1969." battle deaths but 202 reported dead from motivation that would make him aspire r long. CAR $ ‘foutfa Vietnamese action In the field, to the life achieved by the heLrd-working They only flirted with com­ THE SPECIAL ELECTION IS BEING HELD SO THAT MANCHESTER DOESN'T WIND' UP promise. A proposal by Repub­ audi a quick reversal in statistics was majority. Were such the attitude, it’s a WITH TWO-THIRDS REPRESENTATION AND HERE'S WHY I WANT TO BE YOUR REP­ lican Representative Dan H. no surprise. It was to be expected that safe bet that far fewer would be on the JIA. RESENTATIVE FROM THIS I8TH. DISTRICT. ’ growing welfare rolls. Kuykendall of Tennessee re­ WASH lbs South Vietnamese could at least quiring President Johnson’s ap­ OoiH|dete Fire iBsaiMOe pro- Here again Mr. Upton has a useful While the Assembly is not in session I will spend my time at the State Capitol meeting obllgo tbeir allies and proceed to carry proval of any compulsory wage teetfoa dealgoed by the fa- # m a t s ! e VACUUMINO e I comment. "It is important to recognize o INTERIOR WASHED l* e SPRAT WAXED e n bigger share of the war in their sta- settlement was sidetracked by mSBs companies so# pto— ed with commissioners and member of the Legisietive Council discussing state problems as that the quality of any society ,ik direct­ o WHnaBWALL tmES^RTBAM CLEANED e th e. White Housb. Mr. Jt^inson bjr.os to beot fit bidMiag and tlsttes. iNHhMso Mode. Phone $49- e INTERIOR WDYDOYes WASHED o they affect Manchester and the 18th. District. When the Assembly convenes again, I Intend ly related to the quality of the individ­ privately seitt word . that he & Is there any statistic from Vietnam 45SS. The boUdiag is The o CHASSIS SPRAYED WITH HtONIUM # to be a knowledgeable Representative. After I am elpcted,J will establish headquarters at uals who make it, up.” Obviously it would accept a compromise by \\ Amorlcans can implicitly believe? m YVhite Hooae. won’t improve greatly If many individ­ Senator Jacob Javits of Ne^ir a convenient and central place in the 18th. District and will hold open hqurs for the resi- «ur cjfnical opinion, there is only one— uals are left under the im p r^ ion they ^...jrork providing for a veto of any 6 UARANTBED BY dents that I represent. I hope you'll come falk with me and te ll me how I dan be of service tbs Aunsrican Oount of American dead have rights but no personal and social wage settlement by both houses C la n ic i I. R id e n ii and wbtinded. Tbat leaves the South obligations. of Congress, but House Demo- tglcbiamsso report of South ^aetnamese That may be.the worst aspect of the craQc conferees balked. IN S U R J N ~ Ssad and woundsd. «nd all reports of doctrine of irresponsibility. In looking That brought the deadlock up AOINCY, INC., VMeeog and Norfli VIotaamsse casual- down on achievement and favoring its to Thursday, July 18. House B U H U N i W t o C AUTO WASHi.l GEIIOVESI for STATE REPRESENTATIVE h m , to ks rated always questionable, at lack,*' it threatens to dilute the quality conferees backed a new com­ w P 334 BROAD ST.. MANOHHSim ISO TOULAND ST., HAST HARTFORD | promise proposaL by Represen­ m cMmr IS stm umiw 74 1. CiNTiR ST and pim (ietlan some of of the society as a whole. —WALL STREET JOURNAL. * tative Brock, Adams, a pro-la­ — BoorucKiii^ iKMum/* m NCH ES’IER EVENING; HEil^ALD..MANCHES'I^R. CONN.. MONDAY,, AUaufaiP 7/1967 PAGE N IN E PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, 1967

tion electronics and aviation Ellington South Windsor safety procedures. ' '0, J ' Weekend Mishaps HOME OF Church School Closes ’The First Congregational Two Arrested Regulbuto Church closed its vacation State Assembly Nine Lives SERVICE church school session with a In Car Crashers FAIRFIELD (AP)—’The per­ family outing and program .’Two drivers were arrested On formance of the Democratlc- By 1*HE ASSOCIATED PRESS truckdriver Henry Babcock, 26, Named Head Friday evening at"^ Wickham the same charge Sunday in dotnlnated General Assembly Nine accidental deaths were Branford. AND Park, East Hartford. two sepaate car accidents wUl m&be It easier for RepubU- , . Connecticut over the Babcock was found, 60 yards Of Chapt er “living in God’s World,” is which occurred a t the aame cans to win in local elections this reported m uonneoiicui over me bumlne truck His the unifying theme of the va­ place at Rto. 140 and 30, state fall, according to the House ml- weekend, four in motor vehicle ogt entirely ChaKw A. ReguHNito of 41 cation church school. ’Two police reported. norlty leader. QUALITY children from Hong Kong aoeddenta, lUtree in boating and turned off. popular No injuries were reported. Oi.’53 ELECT A MAN Cooked plus99 50c per family for 3 % lb WHO HAS can mailing, packing, insurance VEAL STEAKS H J 9 DEMONSTRATED GARDEN FRESH - POPULAR PRODUCE f New Jersey cultivated, luscious GOLDENTONE . . . Sepia and 4 LEADERSHIP White, a process designed to enhance your child's warm and natural features. BY POPULAR DEMAND Thomas F. Conran Jr. Naturally there i> no ohligalion lo buy Fresli Blueberries additional porlraiu. However, additional f liorlrailt in many sizes and styles are BLUEBERRIES 3 H FORMER DIRECTOR 8th DISTRICT available at our reasonably low prices to PRESIDEI^T LITTLE LEAGUE 5 YEARS fit your family needs. CALIFORNIA tflNK MEAT, SWEET / /■ l,AKGK VICE' , CHAIRMAN PARK & REC BOARDt , CANTALOUPES SIZK ST. tRIDGET'S & ELKS YOUTH PROGRAMS Refreshing and delightful. Serve with BRING ALL THE CHILDREN cream or makOka blueberry shortcake f I EXTRA FANCY, LONG, GREEN Produce special PIERRE LUTOURNEAU EXPERIENCE THE TEST for Mon., Tues. •Gnmpg token at 99(5 per child • Choice of one portrait from aU p o w • No appointment ^ecessary CUCUMBERS 3 for 2 5 *^ SELECT THfi BEST and Wed. onlyl P L ^ S E NOTE Phptogr^pher Availiabie Daily 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. SOUD HEADS ■h ' We reserve the right’to limit quantities on ail items, i . VOTE FOR TOM CONRAN PETrS BARBER SHOP " - Saturday 10 A.M. to 4 :30 P.M. GKKKN 149 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 1446 New Britain Avenue CRISF -.-1mii].ni»'m.iin«wn><. » - ' - Mancheeter Shopping Parkade CABBAGE We«t Middle Tpke.—643-1581 West Hartford—58S-169P DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE . . . 18th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT NEXT TO FORMER LOCATION ELECTION JULY 26 . . . VOTE WADDEU SCHOOL ■pnCiRq IS FOR PEOPLE W HO HATE HIGH PRICES AND W HITON URRARY 6:00 A.M. - 7K)0 P.M. \

fAOE ta x U A N C H B S T^ EVENING HERAj;iP.^liyiNCHESTBat> CX)NN.. MONDAY, AEOUWW, 1967 MONDAY, AW TOT 7, 1967 Bages 11 to 20 m " : : . r Section Two MOKDAY, AucDST 7,1967 jfl3an(t|i»at9T lE ttPttin g If^ ra U i ItoeictWiQinwIHoupKM. wtm t iy f ' : You*re Move! , / ■ r ■ haU IM i ^monHaf ftom tte Naffiser A s l^ tJ.S.f Viet T roops (%ituary- t«da fftaiwta aakn% i» n u g^ Riotis Ravage Detroit; Bomecoo tb plejtar ghiBM tno Aiv*, «M i • M m at to- ^crifices in and the pcHob woidd Hke to _ _ qutam at 8 t Jam^tCu OfanrolL know wtM> R It. P a r tie s . Auto Flips; TTM ijiid jgim Kona 1 M oal»> Federal Units Active Rdgwnxtlng to b that Hack Red MEG to Seek Role MM. SM h KMm> T y i^ W, ym a SbiOk Z f jw m was Jects. •evMl toent^igeM'ware act­ o( M Strong St., wife at Mar- foioigt. Hie onnnlot Mao DaMd N ew B u d g et (Oonthmed from Page One) •V M ore thian 15 poUoemen w ere ing mniilcioudy in tbo area i R ^ d y P la n s Driver, 22, ahaO TyraD. 4ML SatSMay at B ^?M a in St U h ih . “How dumb can they getT” injured hy missiles. of the RiObeitboa P u k Stor­ (Oeatlawed tram Page One) addltlqa to uoual aMkes on axip- Detenae Secretary Robart . Me* As Bargaimiig Agent her botne. PetnarfM Oemetey. IMhar one angry Negro cried, curoing The looting and araon con­ age abed, a ondoer patnd- 8 MM. lyron «aa bora tax Koran nad the oommltal aerv- p ly hnaa farther ooutlx, raided .Nanxara’a newa oonfeM M a 1 Is Charged raelis to get the deciatve Jump the mobo. "Wbera are we going tinue,” said the ma ror,” ahd I man drove bo the «bed to For Election ■ \ Taxtttfffle, Oct S, 1907, a 3 all three rail Unea running north during tala vialt tero The 37-member Municipal Employes Group (MEG) oik the Araba. to get our food tjomorrow, where am concerned about what InvebUgata daughter o f Thomaa and -Julia TTnarara wera from Hand the notUxera link to weeks ago that alUad fWcaa in 'i Both poHMoM parbeo have William A. Slaaenaky, 22, of has petitioned the State Labor Relations Board fot a Oboervera bdieved the mild- u e all tfaeae p e^ e going to get Three cars wera dMxhr- Maynard KOaraa, and haa been Arttnir AtdUn, H evy Butler, seems to be a carnival atmos­ Thai Nguyan and the .northwest Vietnam could be uaed moM |ahdfted 41x6lr oamjpaigiiXx tafto ' Marlborough, was charged with hearing 6n its request to be recognized as the sole bar­ ------. MOected a wilUngneoa to our food tomorrow, where ara phere.’ *:. erad pariced tax the driveway reckless driving rad warned for * * DeMheewakl, TedMocka» cooperate with any country that cU theae people going to work? and noriheaat Unea to Red'Chi- effectively. ' .high gear for Wedneodayli 9 0 - gaining agent for Manchester’s municipal employes. Cavanagh commented' after leading to the rixed and a '{clat aleaUiim fbr otote ri^ w - driving after drlAUng early yes­ It seeks to replace Local 991, Brtitot *^.y*** . would help push the laraella out »l feel iSTyivi,'’hecrying,” he eald. said. j j , Michigan Ctov. George haap pa a door bcoHen. But na. , “ 1 don’t think ha maant tfaoaa cant of St Bridget Church and ^Sn. Ciofdner, the wtfe o* of occupied Arab territory. PUota rolling off one strike remarks to apply to tha man ■aentotave CNm AaMriMy DM- \ terday morning after the car he State, (Jounty rad Mtuilclpal a member of ita Roaaiy Socie- "You take -aU you can get,” Romney had toured the hardest- 1X0 one wha around. was driving overturned on Employes, AFL-CIG, which was Roy Oocdner, wea bora June 9, WhUe he did not rule out a one rioter said, "and get lt> seettons of the near West northweat of the capital report- under my .oomnxand,” oaid ; M o t l 8. IhMde, however, ponce gprlng S t Polite Arrests certified by the state board on V- 1909 in RodcviSe, the daughter negbtUtod peace, Nasser called whUe you can.” side and Northwest Sde. ed a omdte colinnn 2,000 feet Westnumeland, iqn>aniitly ReptribHoon DonaU fi. Geno- Survivora, beoldea her hua- found a Clue. Spread out on P olice ssdd he lost control of May 26, 1966 as sole bargaining of MraFMnoenSoJlaakoaiorelc for Arab aoUdarlty. He said they One witness found "a picnic have the choice of "unouidltion- atmosphere” in Oie looting. y>mM>i carrier of the Michigan d^. .The moot .spectacular tarywastalkliigabouttbaSouth OooMtt Jr. are 'vyliqr for tlie 2 Paul R Bushey, 24, of East Mandiall Tyrell of Mancheater; gauvea. Th e drivera o f the It skidded 89 feet before caraen- recognized by Town Manager .. ■ w_ B.-v.-. ha*P KMforek. She waa a com- ^al submission «»or tow ■struggleu u bk »> «erajting were queMtton^ but they Rap. Vtoeent Oenoraal. Tlie rad overtxunlng. It then rolled Thie state board has sched­ “** • member of St Heienh gl«-'’ "It Just grew,” said„ Tony poUce and Guardsmen. There denied breaidng Into the derchlef Jet which walked its American troops liMs ara bdng Nancy McOonnell of Coventry; society at the cbiHth. bomb load across a truck park xised efficiently, the geiieHl rs* wtaner will fltt on uneoiplMd 82 more feet before stopping, a motor vdxiole with a defective uled a hearing on the MEG re­ If It comes to war, he said, Vance, 00, a resident of the all- ^^as sporadic sniper fire as they died. aix brothera, Thomaa J. Kearaa, Survlvura tiniaii«M ijer hua- 10 mUes nofttxwest of Doiig Hot. idled: "I do indeed.” Item to Jan. 8, IMS, when the they said. exhaust system. The motor- quest for July 31 at 1 p.m. in “we are .no less determined Regro area where the violence i^ds but none appeared directed K in g m ei the State Labor Department Herbert F. Kearaa, Harold M. ^ aS^mother, hadude a The pilots reported two great Westmordaiul said he had pept wMt be aowsmed by the He is scheduled to appear in cycUst was issued a summons Kearaa and Eraeat A. Kearaa, than 'the people of Vietnam,” gnt mushroomed. at their armored cavalcade, Building, Wethersfield. brother and aeveml nleceo and but admitted the struggle would Associated Press newsman in the wake of 24 hours of ter- flreballa ahd 20 trucks burning asked President Johnson "ftir wdotaer tax the Nevenffier 1968 Manchester (Circuit Court 12 on Center fit., police said. all of Mancheater, William L. nephewB. after the raid. troop iinlts” before returning to abate elections. The board, when it certified Kearaa of Wetherafleld and be long and very hard. JusUnaa BavaraUs and pbotog- ror and looting, many persons Aug. 7. Harry J. Sestro, 20, of Glas­ Local 991, had turned down a , To strengthen Egypt for this rapher Al Quinn were roughed apparenUy took the day off to- en Forum Gen. William C. Westmore- lUetnam. He said he had not Tbs DeinoonUc Itown Oonx- A car driven by a Holl St Walter C. Kearaa of Marlbor­ land, conxmander of U.S. forces Mquested any specific number tonbury was charged at 5:23 petition for certification from ough; two aiatera, Mrs. Louia eventuality, Nasser said, “We up and manhandled by Negro day and stayed out of the city. ~ raMtoe M meeting at 8 tonight woman waa spun around yester­ p.m. yesterday with faihiire to MEG, on the basis that its mem­ S tu d e n t C o u n c il shall ask for fresh sacrlflcesc “ mobs. Movie houses, bars, liquor ***** In Vtotnam, returned from hie of troops and that ha cotOd not to tbe Municipal Buiiding Hear­ day morning when it ^aa struck J. Welches of Denver, Colo., To the Editor, mother’s funeral and disagreed say how many he might get. obey a stop sign cut Spring rad bership Included supervisory and Mrs. Pascal Mastrangelo A • v-A Acknowledging that the Arabs’ Floyd Shively, a United Press stores, service stations and To represent the people from ______Z______1______ing Room to diocuaa last miix- by another car at Spruce rad Gcurdner Ste. personnel, ra lllegcJ situation xht lllin g L/O n S teS defeat was ’’bigger than expect- ute plaiia for getting out the Maple Sts., police reported. of Manchester; nine grandchil- International photographer, was many other businesses con- the 18th Assem bly D istrict, *“ . i 'Robert Jeblonelcl, 27, of East under the state’s Municipal ASA . ^ ed,’’ he said his new austerity shot in the le g with a M14 r i­ nected wlUx leisure w ere or­ veto. Police identified the driver aa drra and several nieces and the State Legislature e^lally Q tlie r C ltlC S S im m e r Hartford was chaiged at 3:30 Employes Relations Act. nephews. to lia y U ia m p budget would ‘^help us with- fle. dered closed as rioting reached The RepObttoano met en July PhylUs M. Day of 19 HoU St . The board had ruled “with­ 2 to most sincerely, try to wear ■ ^ stand economic pressurea.” ..14, wfanx they dtoexiaand their am. yesterday with inboxioa- 2 The funeral will be held Newsmen William Swrln of a peak Sunday night. those giant shoes, of the late The driver of the other car, out prejudice,” leaving the door tfon CUB a result of an alleged Wednesday at 9:16 a.m. from The nUng Junior High 6 cfaoan said"A he Press photographers were University of Detroit—called off tiict 18. The poBs will be open regiatration. states that the MEG has purged Department budget by stR equal feared recent Soviet mllitry aid sincere, dedicated devotion and 6:10 p.m. Saturday 'with intoxi­ B iu lal w ill be in St. James’ sUghtly injured by flying ob-classes. 'fraox 6 sum. to 7 pm. oit tbe Police aald Carlson drove its ranks of superrisory person­ amount, foUowln^ a public to the vanquished Arabs would leadership as an organiser and cation. Police said they foibid Cemetery. vnaddeU fiohoel on Broad S t through a atop sign at the inter­ nel. Frlrads may call at the funer- bearing cn the washout item lead to a break m the shaky hard work for all the people of Boils Over Again fior Voting Disrtatot 1, end the him sittliig tax his car near Manchester, all ages ^eluded. section and that his car hit the Gkffie HcfUow. I al home tonight from 7 to 9 and at the Board of Director’s Aug. cease-fire, (Oontlnned from Fage'^lhie) ‘WhMoa lib ra iy Auditorium on woman's. Both vehicles were 4 4 12th Circuit tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 1 meethtg. ------Republicans The yoxmg boys who were so r N. Mato fit. for Vottoe Dia- All are scheduled to appear A 1.^ oI the human-relations training towed, they said. in Manrixesber Circuit Court 12 South Windsor 9 p.m. O ther re o o it donsiUcnB to the fortunate to be guides by me ^ scene when the first titot a . ' w riAiwvir«i “♦hA — " ------course to all city policemen and He in scheduled to appear in A ug. 7. The famUy suggests that camp are: Ice cream tor oanxp- New B ritain Court Cases - - .VV. . uenovesi,Geimvesl, “Oxe uio botUes began to fly shortly after employment of more minority " No Nquor, beer or wtaxe salea M a y Assail wlU carry his m em ory Sunday. Manchester Circuit Court 12 Charges D ropped those wishing to do so make ers and staff from Mr. and Mrs. police and firemen. They were- \riU be pemitted to tbe two AUg. 14. memorial contributions to the Leo Jxnsn of SO Lawton Rd.; Is Calm A fter and the traite he instilled into fro«n on duty for a whUe. outlined at a meeting attended dhstrilcto during the boms of BfANOHES’TER SESSION J effrey H. Brown, 18, o f 643 O ffice Open For Alaska M an Cancer Fund. W a r Policy them by his presence at their by about , almost equal num­ T a x a hobby horse from Walter 200 Woodbrfdge'oodbrfdge St., woewaa chaiged r Roland DelnicM, 18, o f South practice as well as regular Disturbance Nipped bers of whites and N^roiea. MMs Eltaxor HosMm wUI be W M f o f 170 W ells fit .; oock- Rock-Tossing iC.intInued from Page Onet wiith operating a motor vehicle An Alaska motoriaft chaiged Bin. dam B. BeD iSB and cakes tor oampers and Windsor was ffned $16. He was games through life with them, ROCHESTER, N.T. (AP) — chief moderator end wfll make For Extra H ours Services Committee, said he without lighite and littering the wiith speeding and failure to mrjJMwm w j — m m . Gtom staff from Mias PYanoes Ida- (ConUnued from Page One) arrested on July 2 and was even though he too was then em- About 400 policemen, rushed to her hestdquartera to Diotrlot 1. agrees with Eisenhower that the high-way. Bowker BeU, 73, o f Newport, koweM 13 fieam an Circle, charged with failure to drive a_ bMktag on a ^IWcal career city’s North Side, quickly B o l t o n The other moderator will be The Manchester tax collec­ drl-va in an estahliehed lane had met with white and Negro lead­ war should have priority over They said he -was traveling RX, wn*'«t «H.*.fi»»>*r» ca- Purchasing Office, 41 Center the next days. The bids will be opened Aug. bombs were thrown last Sealed bids will be received Street, Manchester, Onmecti- of BITS. Anna Keating of Tol- ^vLn n *^H e^ra^d Uskowakl, of 219 N. Main 10 The expression, “Fools rush plastic bexos tastnoplie of modern ttmen w«e Jhmeh Thomas Lynch Jr., and roughed up. He rei»rtod sneedinx $80 The Saturday earthquake 17 at 11 a.m. in the Municipal Wednesday and Thursday 4 at the office of the Purchasing land died yesterday in Hart- in where angels fear to tread” , the^ aepression, ‘ beginning in cu t Broad Brook, and Carole Aime his car waa battered and his knocked down 13 buildings in Building. nights. Fire Department offi- Agfent, 41 Center Street, Man- Town of Mancheater, ford. was coined by Alexander Pope. both atons’hre open than, and fri. till 9 1929 In 1982, 25 per cent o f aU Dufreeoe, 214 HUhaPd St., July waUet stolen by a group of Ne- Istanbul and was felt by most of The town will pay for the new cials estimated the total fire Bhoster, Conn., until August 9, Survivors also Include a son, The "fools” he refers to are workers in the United, States, Ckmnecticut the city’s nearly three million dozer in two Installments—half loss at nearly $1 mlllloh. middle tpB*. ^ 1987, at 11:30 asn., for Dump a daughter and two grandchil­ poetry critics and the phrase were unemployed, stocording to Robert B. Weiss, Bto^tog Permits > Bonacci was not hospitalized. H ig h w a y D ea th s residents. One person died, in out of the cuirent budget and Demands which were to be lYucks. presented to Mayor Arthur Naf- is from his “Essay on Criti­ the Encyclopaedia Britannlca. General Manager dren. Thomas Shannon, new dwel- FoUowlng the Sunday after- Istanbul and six were injured. half out of the 1968-69 budget Bid forms, plans and apec- M orw 137 IbSs FxmersJ services w ill be held ' ■ for expansion cism .” ling at 616 Bush HIU Rd., $15,- noon meeting, Btanafort relter- Increase hy 12 The Turkish Red Crescent, Interest on the unpaid sum wlU talln today calli ifications are available at the tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Car- 000. ated his intention to buUd a decUnlng an offer of help from be paid from time of delivery PurrixaiOng O ffice, 41 Center mon Fxmeral Home, 6 Poquo- Economy BuUder Inc. for playground at the' Intersection O ver 1967 Total the British Red Cross, asked the until time of the final payment, Street, Mauichester, Oonnecti- SHIEUY MAtTOS After nock Ave., Windsor. Burial will James Ough, garage at 118 of Hartford Avenue and BCain jrovernment to rush 4,000 tents estimated to be July 1968. BXlt. AN OPEN tClTER TO IHE (Continued from Page One) be in Palisado Cemetery, Wind­ Love Lane, $1,700. Street. Some local residents had ^^d blankets to Adapazari, Tow n o f Manchester, • LOST... 36 PoondB ^ 131 Lbs. sor. EU Danlkow, relocate dwel- argued that other local needs Dlptheria auititoxin was in- Connecticut bered 45, a decre'ase______of__ two . _ along with flour. The city also PEOPLE OF OREATER .• LOST .1. lO** from the waist Friends may call at the fu­ ling from 6 Overland St. to 61 should have been given higher compared to the same period asked oiher communities to do- vepted by Emil von Behring in Robert B. Weiss, neral hoine tonight from 7 to 9. Horace St., $8,000. priority. • . lii 1966. Twenty-nine per cent nate’3,(X)0 loaves of bread, 1890. S lO O fii General Manager Deer Friend: • L O S T , from sbetemen of the pedestrian ‘victims were ______■ ______Now you may have the chance to enter on a L O S T . . . 6^2*^ fn n i fM Slw children and 27 per cent elderly paid new career . . . oonytiby pnyonanl^ . ^ Funerals persons. FHAT K tu u U e iC A Unllka ray dther prafeMton, the g w t Thieves and Vandals Active ' Motorcycle accidents during AT1CNTI0N YMCA Vehn and women xhaksa It poeslhlw fbr a Ptotefx wjtfa JxOR e Mrs. IMttos Lest the six-month period claimed acbod eduoafSon to e i^ eantoig poww and prnrilg»‘'t**ft Walter C. HlcUng eight lives, the commission said At Home^ School Buildings ATTENTION Weddell Sehool Velen C O U N T R Y maneRer*<5TS5sT'b*irance donqiany The funeral of Walter C. a 60 per cent decrease from Fr ien d ly Hlcking o f 91 Charter Oak St. last year. was held Saturday morning Thieves and vandals were ac- Police aald the vandals N ew B ritain wais the largest FARE “WltMB tlie paM tiwo days I Iritorvlewad tan BOd- 36 Pounds in 30 days from the John F. Tlemey Fu­ tive during the weekend steal- ta^e topo and city without a fatality from Jan­ CALL 6494te63 FOR im ifg o f Ip w i ares U gh actnwi i AH^^ten pawMO o w , * ., 1 A fw.ni _ cut the netting on a ping pong SERUICE general intUMgence and deitonl optRude todbe wltti neral Home, 219 W. Center St., injg Jewelry and a radio from a . uary through June 1967. Other B K with a Bfaas of requiem at St. communities in the 10 ,000-or- flying colon. Two of tixcm hod coropletad cuunoe in ' YOU CAN BE YOUR A RIDE TO THE POLLS data pnii taring 1 oaiected both of than to flH two' James’ Church. The Rev. Vin­ Avondale Rd. home, and dam- vandal sounded the mere population group without prowrit opentoRa” cent J. Flynn was organist and aging two school buildings, evacuation hom about 11:58 traffic fatalities were: Bristol, o f Nne food in n pleosB U t soloist. Burial was in St. James’ A coat valued at $108 was p.ni. Saturday by tripptay the jjancheater, Hamden, New Lon- CALL ON ELECTION DAY For n wide aekrttmi BY W ho needs ;pou7 ’ W 6 m i DRESS SIZE Cemetery, The Rev. John J. Btolen from Nugent’a at the fire alarm box, poUce said, rad don, Ansonla, Naugatuck, Wa­ "W e need you,” say ekrittiea ontt HOpphR oompanlea. O’Brien read the committal Parkade sometime Saturday. Asatatant Town Bire Chief tertown, BCansfleld, Olaatonbury 26 FRIENDLY “We need you,” nay benke and bibkeroge OBna IN ONLY 31 PAYS IF YOU service. The Jewelry rad radio, all Sedrick J. Straxighra waa call­ StJnington, New Canaan, Plaln- NEXT WEDv JULY th 1100 BURNSroB AVB,— EAST HARTFORD “We need you.” m y pufeHdieni and adreMhAiig SPSClALOm K' Bearers were Adrian St. Pi­ valued at $800, were atolen ed to shut the alarm off. OK vUle, Derby, Windsor Locks, “We need you,” eey TV, radio add. moilnii ptohire erre, John Vojek, Carl Johnson, sometime Saturday night in a Entry was gained by a sec- KUlingly, Simsbury and Sey­ PEOPLE CAU NOW OR. COME IN Complete 8 Montii ICark DelOreco, 'John Quaglia break at the home of BCrs. SWr- ond floor fire escape, police mour, the commission said. “We need you,” m y dcpnitmant etarwi and manafMtur* P h n and Joseph Quagta.. ley Cowles of 81 Avondale Rd., said. __ ------_ r, , Vote Fot .45 era. I FOR A FREE TRIAL TREATMENT police aald. / Linctax School, 10 wln- Ohsr^|nUed Prime B eef ...... CALL! Blrs. Boy Cordaer Ptffioe said entry waa' made dows were broken sometime / “WS need you.” eoy. GI18I flervtoe' naia Annod Itituea Artwork Stolen MoK end inora cmptoyMta need yoq, WIthte Hx ysM ROCSeVLULE — Tlie fu n ^ I by removing a screen' from a during the weekend at the rear T(M>AY1SJDLY24 M - fU e d O u M o n Toofited BoD eapeit o soy. over .50(^000 comptite r p i'm ia atoxene-wBI- be iMSli^ of Idris PhylUa Kosforek Oord- rear window. Fingerprints were of the building. CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — donXld S. • R e g .T J i. No one liltaa "the waiting gama" — and at TnrfiWHiig an 43w triaatiio ...... $1.25 N E W S Y S T E M ed by gtovernnunt oM induatiy.. ____ ner. 58, o f 58 'Vraage St., who discovered by poUce on the PoUce said they discovered Tliett of art objects valued at Banaficiai wa don’t play iti It delays us — $16.75 $300 TO C A LL ^niinw aiu bum marks on a rear door. $600,00() from the private, unln- X. tar more dMBoUt to .be aocapted by PftOCitiAloaM O died fiaturday moralng at and it delays you. So why wait? Phone for 26.58 800 LAUNDRY h SYCrnSMB IWarm ’UTB beoman att»our dhidMito muA CALL NOW Stolen were the tranalster ra- A fifth of vodka valued at sured coUection of Thomas L. OENOVESI vacation cash now and that Big O.K. at 36.41 TOO Sated n s t e .pass e oupcrvfHd IBM aptAtude tc * wUeh tai gradto by IBM YOU CAN COME DOWN FBOH DRESS SBB H o rtlo M dlo, a mra’a watch brad, a wo- $4.66 waa stolen sometime be- Fawlck, wealthy Cleveland In­ Banaficiai. Alao ask about Beneficial's Fndt with OtMage C9ieaae or fihertwt ,80 AND DRY CLEANING 51.16 ~ l o o F stondaida Omr ooune tai one at the moot oon y le te uuintna man’s watch-and band, and a tween 9 p.m. Friday rad 6 a.m. dustriallst, was discovered ear- handy International Credit CardI 14 to R .eteo 10 b y A r c . 24 5 2 2 -012 1 Person^ Notices 1 «On 24 monUi olwC 1 ON HABRISON ST. (44) tax the Uhtted fltoteta. BecauM cC tMs; PX X bata one of ttis diamond. Saturday from the Oxford ly Sunday. * Ropiililicaii job placemwd reootds In the Uotted 1 6 - ^ R ... .oiw 12 Aut> 80 Mrs. Cowles told poUce the stores at 461 Hartford Rd.. PoUce sold burglars entered KNCnCML ji^fANCe m iY M • 17(W OITICn COAST-T»^QAST OaEoatOwtarSt. S ym are e b^^ochpU gndu^ J!'? . . . .Rfaio 14 by Aug. 80 /• Ih Memoriam 1 8 - ^ R Break occurred while she was poliee- reported. the Fawlck Strings, Inc., ware- CandMato for A T R E A T Opposite thfr’ OenifBtefY betwoMi the agos 17 end 40 and Utave the dedre to 2 0 - ^ R . . . .aiio 14 by Sq$t. 14 ^^^Jovin£.m«inoryar(to P0Z> 22— t o R OsD 84»-77S$ The Board of Education .build- oaid. works of! art. Tin Slata BoMNdol Hnanco Co. of Mondiosior Dept M880, 800 BBver lm a » , a m Harttoid, Oonnaettoi^ falling leaves the - yean drift 9 f / i u d u n o r TO U R Ing on Main St. and -Lincoln An attempted break was re- Fawlck told police '|th]at at ' 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER iat:3MN«rtkltoln Room A te. H o r ir : Mon. th T R F rt 9 A J L to 9 9 A J L to 4 P J L memory of you wOl never FA M 1I.T saa'I- -- -'g,- ^ % School were struck by vandals ported at Holiday Lanes Inc. at least 86 bronses, 20 paiiftlngs, 16 NMkto Singsr Sowing Cantor • Phone: 64M 156 SM HeittoiR RA BUMMigri 248 FumihictaR A vr^ Hortfoiid * 790 BRimrido "A m , Boat BtertfiMd hearts ynu'l always stay who broke 10 windows at the 39 Spencer St. PoUoe said they carved ivory tusks and\a taUe Usiilataro SPfHavaNiitosgrAPPOiifmBitr-i-PHONeronMotma ired more each ■«xi~.i and daniaced the inslds dlsoovered pry marks on twt^ of King Lmils XV of France O paa7AJLtollPJI. Btoeet of Ihe building. doors but ent^ was not made, wera stolen. DOidhltr and Soodadaw n u a TWELVE MANCHESTEK\EVENING h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, c o n n ., M O N D A Y . 7, 1967 MANCHESTER EyENING H^SRALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUQUBT 7, 1967 PAGE THIRTBEN her fingers and the lower part program is to educate low in­ legal services wiH be referred newly formed corporation called come people concerning legal to participeting counsel on a the Tolland-Windiiam Legal Ad- Injury Notice of her back. Hebron Fifimofi delay installation of an antlbal- for further studies, have not' rlghte rasponsibilitieB. The rotating basis. slstance Program, Bic. Served on Town Ustlc missile system, contended recommended' that use of the project 'win provide a full The program is a combined The executive director, is Individual* Give More Events th e attack w ould d estroy 86 pills be curbed. Town to Start Over Again range of services flrom advice NEW YORK— Despite the Benefit for Town Soldiers 2 Roads Set "panel-lawyer” fidl-tlme staff charged with overall program Mrs. Barbara S. Gustafson of states, kill three-fifths of the Chairman Clinton P. Ander­ and counsel to representation striking donatioiu of large attorney plan. Potential clients, administration and execution of population and destroy the na- son, D-N.Mex., ot the Senate «t trial. Offices wlH be set 47 Prin ceton St. has served foundations, the charitaUe ef­ In Capital Seeking Murphey Successor after interviews, will be rep­ policies and directives of the tiem’s-mliltary-industrlal capac­ Space Committee says North Raises $375^, Panel Reports For Repairs up in WUUmantlc, Rockville, notice upon the town of alleged forts of individuals are by fstr The Baby Has resented by staff attorneys, or d irectors. ity . American Aviation, Inc., will ' The Town of Manchester will The new specs will show a Dantetson, Plainfield and Staf­ injuries sustained in a claimed the greatest single source of Pool Settle* Suit Center and Peterson Rds., referred to an attorney of their Hosmer’s theory was con­ lose $16 million in incentive fees advertise again for applicants new and higher salary range for H m oommlttec fliat orgranls- vious year. The forthcoming philanthropy in the United WASHXNGTON (AP) — Rep. fo rd . choice selected by lawyers who AUSTRALIANS haORANTS fall in the Municipal Building because of the ApoUo iqiacecraft for the. post of superintendent the position. The Board of Di­ • d Um Armed Forces Benefit year, with less crowded play­ tom up a year ago to lay a Joe Pool, D-Tm., reportedly has tained in wtiat he called a scen­ The staff will estabUsh elig­ have volunteered to participate OANBERRiA — One Austral­ on June 20. States. T h e $10.6 b illio n given grounds, should further de- settled out of codrt a suit ario of a hypotheticad attack fire last January in which three of parks, to succeed Horace rectors have authorized an an­ ahov,' “BvenlnF of Fuif and sewer trunk line, are now being ibility and handle referral of in the program. ian in five was bom overseos. She claims that she fell on by individuals in 1066 was FREE crease the number of accidents, Been Named brought by his form er landlords written for the House Republi­ astronauts died. But, he added, Murphey who is retiring at the nual s a la ry o f $8,100 m inim um FraUc”, held on ICay 27 has repaired, according to A. Rich­ all non-legai cases. Applicants The governing body of the In 1967 some 18,000 persons a wet and slippery floor in the more than eight times ,$1.20 bil­ according- to M n. Kirkham. (halving Pool and his family can Conference. the firm still will get $41 mllllan end of this month after 39 years to $9,400 maximum—$600 higher ard Lombardi, town engineer. found to be ineligible for free wUl migrate to AufAralio. rear vestibule and that she hurt lion foundations contributed. DELIVERY reported that the benefit clear­ One hundred and four chil­ program will be directors of a caused $7,771.11 dam age to th eir Secretary ' of the Air Force in incentive fees for the $616 In the position. at both ends than originally of­ Alexander Jarvis of Manches­ ed $S7S. The money will be dnn were given physical exam­ Browa. EUulieai Wright, daughter of Stefthen AUm home in suburban Fairfax Harold Brown replied In a state­ million worth of work as prime Applications received by fered . ter, the sewer line contractor, used to purchase Items to send inations by Dr. Mervyn Little. J ^ e ToK iBrown, 34M Alabama Ave., Alexandria, County, Va. ment: "The assertion that the contractor on the project. June 20, the preidous closing Murphey is being honored Fri­ Your order for drag needs has agreed with Lombardi now to servicemen. Tubenulin Tine tests w en giv­ m Bbe vraa bom July 15 alt Geotge WaeWngton Hoepltal, E. A Prichard, attorney for U.S. strategic nuclear force date, produced seven appli­ day night with a testimonial and cosmetics win be tak en is the time to complete repairs. The Leplon auxiliary was In en to 212 children in kindergar­ iWMWngton, D.C. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Navy Capt and Mrs. Charies P. could be rendered ineffective by cants. Examinations were given dinner at the Manchester Coun­ care of ImmediaMy. Completing the roads was de­ diarfe of the refreshment ten, fln t grade and all new pu­ Food Market Open All Day Monday ” ” Arthur L. Tolf, 61 Tereoa Rd. Her Eternal MiickenUialer, said a stipulation 18 Soviet 100-megaton weapons Victims of Burns two weeks ago to the three who try Club. He will continue to re­ layed to allow for settling. stand w hich clea red $16.78. A pils in the school system who SranqperMitw are Mr. and Mrii. Lemuel iv. Btxnvn, Win- in the agreement reached last or 180 such weapons has no filled specifications. side In Manchester, after retire­ The work is not part of the Before the availability o f profit of $54 was realized from ntumed consent cards.. Of Chester, Va. Her paternal great-granamrither is Mra. Friday was titat the amount ot foundation in fact.” m ent. Public Works Department road pl^ma and whole blo^ fo r Town Manager Robert Weiss the auction of donated gifts those tested, there wen four Ifmuea M. Brown, Greenwood, Ind. She baa n brother, the settlement would remain “Our deterrent capability is rep airin g. the treatment of shock be- said today that none of the three tram local merchants. Another who were positive. The families atephen A Jr., 2. undisclosed. assured by the fact that our' 767 M AIN ST^-64S-6S21 Reading dub Popular twoen 1940 and 1943 —almost were acceptable EUid that he Australia has 100,000 people of $29.06 w as donated to the were then tested but all had strategic nuclear force, consist­ Prescription Pharmacy The summer reading tour for In bringing the suit, scheduled every patient with a 30 per cent now is preparing specifications aboriginal descent. The country cause. negative nactions. « 6®®** Ik and Saaaa Ik, twin aon and daughter ing of land-based missiles in childron/ at Rockville Public for trial Wednesday, the Muck- area of burns died. for readvertising the job. has 11.5 mlliUon whites. According to commi^e In the vision testing program, c« Riobert A. and Nhncy Oegliardaae Ludwig, Rockville. They hardened silos, submarine- Library has a record hig^ en­ enthalen claimed Pod and his chairman, John Sibun, the 683 childnn were tested includ­ bom July 16 alt Manrtiester Memorial HoapRaL Their based missiles and alert bomb­ rollment, according to Mrs. Lu- family left the home in a filthy nam es o f 40 servicem en have ing pn-school; 71'failed to meet rnwrnal grandparents are Mra- Andrew Zypko, Hartford, ers can survive 8ui enemy at­ ella Denley, junior librarian. condition and that much of the been collected for the mailing the proscribed standards and and -Hugene Gagliardane, BoKon. ‘Iheir paternal grandparents tack, reach the enemy and pen­ The nearly 660 registered chil­ antique furniture and other fur­ list. Mrs. Craig Rowley and were referred for further pro­ v e Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ludwig, Vemon. They have a brother, etrate his defenses to inflict un­ dren are split 'in two sections. nishings were damaged or Mrs. A. Harry Wlrth have been fessional tnatment. Bobbte, 4; and a SUter, Llsa-Jeaii, 2. acceptable damage on him,” One, with about 100 chUdren, is ruined. appointed to bring the mailing The hearing of 681 childnn «•***• Brown continued. First for beginner readers. Pool (xmtended the property Ust up to date. Any informa­ including pre-school were test­ *^**"»A Scott Edward, son of HmeSt Unwood and Pa- “And in each system we have The theme this year is ' was subject to no damage other tion on addresses or additional ed. Thirty of these failed the re­ tri^ M m er Kearns, 51 Pearl St He was bom July 16 at an advantage over the Soviet es Around the World”, than normal wear and tear. National names for the Ust should be quirements and wen nferred. Mancheater Memorial HospitaL His maternal grandparents Union,” he added. given to Mrs. Rowley or Mrs. As a result, 11 are now under child, after reading so are Mr. and X&s. Nomran D. Palmer, Glen Bifmle, Md. His S to re s books, gets a house and Claim Di*puted CAPITAL FOOTNOTES 2 W lrth . , professional care with three al­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. BJmert A. Kearns, Anyone stiU wishing to con­ ready having had surgery. The house may be q 220 B. Middle Tpke. He has a sister, Ann-Marie, 3. WASHINGTON (AP) — The The PubUc Health Service has tribute to the benefit may maU The dental program was a quonset hut, Indian teepee «*•**. Air Force has disputed a claim told President Jehnson there is their checks to John Sibun. success in this its second year contemporary Vernon. CHaeaer, Bath Sarah, daughter of Arthur Jr. and Lu- by Rep. Craig Hoamer, R-Calif., an urgent need for further eval­ The committee has started with 54 per cent of the children Sdiool Board Meetliig TURKEYS CKle'Oau'dreau Olaeser, 124 Broad St. Cflie was ‘bom July 13 that the Soviet Union could- uation of birth control plUs for planning the items to be pur­ participating. Mrs. Helen Siok The Vernon Board o f Edulce- at Manriierter Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandparents knock out the United States with possible cancer causing compo­ chased and at the Aug. 16 was the dental hygienist. tion meats tonight at 6 in are Ifr. and Mra. Arthur Glaeaeir, New Britain. She has a sis­ 18 100-mCgaton nuclear bomba. nents. The National Institute of meeting they wiU complete In co-operation with the PTA Building A with WiHiam A. ter, Leonie Frances, 2. Hoamer, a critic ot the D e­ Health and other government plans. a very successful pn-school Pope, resigning guidanoe db- « * , * • » * fense Department’s . decision to medical officials, while calling P la y Set vision and hearing clinic was reotor. Norwood, James Le«s son of James Lee and WlHa The Podium Players have held. Of the 74 childnn ngls- Pope has voiced criticism of 5 to 12-lbs. Dotnibbk Norwood, 30 lAw ler Rd., Vem Newberry, Skindrs Elayne, daughter of Samuel and TROPICAL TREAT total of 1003 chUdren were and the execution of the pol­ BONELESS BRISKET June Elayne Pearson Newheny, 33 Harvest Lane, Rocky weighted and measund. The Corps Aids Shops icies and 'direotives of (he HOWARD JOHNSON FROMN COCONUT OR HUL She was bom July 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. program is held in the spring WASHINGTON — The SmaU Board of Directore. Mb 1-oz. 0 ^ ^ Her maternal gfrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Pearaon Giant Size 49-0? p k g ' and the fall. Noticeable changes Business Administration now T h e P ro g ra m w iU s e rve 28 FUDGE CAKES Sr., Rocky Hill. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. an nported to parents. has a ro s te r o f about 3,000 v o l­ towns in the Wiilimantic-Put- 79 IMPORTED mnoznom ^ _ _ jg. John Newberry Jr., Dumfries, Va. She has a brother, Gary A minimum of 182 childnn unteer advisers in the Service nam-Danielsan-Rockviflle end 8-oz. CORNED BEEF ~\49 W ayn e, 8 ^ . w oe given first aid and 220 for Corps (rf Retired Executives Stafford areas of noitheaateni CHEESE pkg. I MACARONI FIRST CUT CORNED BEEF i b 6 9 < illness. This is a drastic reduc- ready to help small business­ Connecticut. Hsmpson, Tracey Melanie, daughter of Thonins and tiem in both areas from the pre' men and women. One of the objectives of (he Patricia Drake Hampsoh, 160 Maple St. She was bom July TOMATO PASTE MrM I A Mt~> M A I I PILLSBURY FRESHBAKE SANDWICH 18 alt Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ FROZEN FOODS! SWEETMILK parents are Mr. and Mra. Charles H. Drake, Swansea, Mass. FAB "Y O R ” < M R D M - REGULAR « r CRINKLE CUT BISCUITS BUTTERMILK Her paternal .granfiparenlts are Mr. and Mra. Thomas A. 6-OZ CAN L Hampeon, Westport, Maas. 9-OZ PKG French Fries lOcI 10* Oorrenti, Kerry Christine, daugUter of Gary and Lor­ DETERGENT CLOVIRDAU - TB4DER raine Woodruff Correnti, 281 Spruce St. "She was bom July SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ 10-OZ PKG lOc mother Is Mra. Loulte Woodruff, 63 Wells S t Her paternal Sweet Pens HUDSON NAPKINS SWEET-RED RIPE FIRM-CRISP grandpeur^nts are Mr. and Mra. Maurice P. Oorrenti, 233 Fer- lOc Deal Pack 47-oz P M A S T r- BREAKFAST TREAT DO W iyFUKE FROZFROZEN PKG gu so n R d . Giant Size PKG SHOWCAM WAFFLES WATERMELON CUCUMBERS Waffles PKG of 6 1 0 < of 60 10c Tomknnas, Keri Lynn, daughter of Alex and Patricia 69 GRAND UNION FROZEN « Hartd Tomkunas, 117 Penney Dr., East Hartford, She was SHRIMP DINNER for bom July 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal lb grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Anthony F. Haiti, East Hart­ 3 ford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex TVnnkunas, 20 Joseph S t FLORIDA FRESH-CULTIVATED pint PALMOLIVE bikt. Dion, Michele Marie, daughter of Roger and Anne Fresh U.S. CrcNle 'A ' BLUEBERRIES 3 9 ' FRESH LIMES Zetout Dion, 391 Woodland She was bom July 18 at Man- GREEN AND YELLOW TROPICALO cehetter Memorial Hoe|>itaI. Her paternal grandmother is M n. .Oriia Dion, Willimantic. She has a brother, Roger, 10; LIQUID DETERGENT CHICKEN PARTS SQUASH 2 ...'29' FRUIT DRINKS and ¥ sister, Leslie, 8.

Mtebler, Mary Beth, daughter of Ernest and Bokhara 1-PT 6 -O Z Smith Meihler, West St., Hebron. She was bom July 18 at PLASTIC BOTTLE QUARfERS lONlOE nOFF CALGON WATER SHORTENING Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother ' LB is Mra Ruth Smith, Hebron. Her paternal grandmother is 65 w ith Bock Mb.. deal Mnk J4 9 c SlICRD Every man has his price. 2-lb. 8-01. grandparents are Mr, and Mra. Howard Smith, Cherry HiU. SALAD DRESSING bH. 49' Lfi CAROLINA RICE .p k g- 39* LYSOL SPRAY NJ. His maternal great-grandmother is M n. Ernest Smith, B a c o E i CLOVIROAU DOHMO 80 Churoh BL Theta a r« ours. V W sedans (even the £5 hp Fastback E A n TO PREPARE i 25" 39* DISINPECTANT And you don't hove to figure out how and Squareback) get about 27 miles to a SUGAR'N LEMON pkg. 2-lb. Oodln, Soxamie Eileen, d a i^ te r o f James S. and Eileen Jack Rabbit spu^Sts 1 9 c NUTRITIOUS much the extras will add to the price of gallon. Even the biggest V W , our boxy HEMS U RIVER RICE pkg. 26-oz. Farrington Godin, 88 Vemwood Dr., Veroon- She was bom the Volkswagen you buy. W e already station wagon, gets about 23. 33' KETCHUP b o ttle LYSOL UQUID B e e f L i v w r .Ju ly 17 at Manchester Manorial Hospital. Her matemta figured them in. They all take oil by the pint. (Even the lU A C H PROVEN HEINZ grandparents Mr. and Mra. Geoige Farrington, IVindaor By building them-in... expensive-looking KarmannGhia.) Aver­ G o ffa C KKWh OXjOMHAN WfiCAN HOT KETCHUP ’ t r 2 7 ' Looks. Her patehiat grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Jkunes J. Things like heater/defrosters, wind­ age 35,000 to 40,000 miles to a set of CLOROX 35' W U H lO n iT A L MEDI-QUIK Godin, W ert Hartford. She has a brother, J. Christopher shield washers and adjustable bucket tires. And never cost you a cent for anti- COLLEGE INN SALAD DRESSING RONZONI Godin, 26 months. ■nr in 3 7 c Mats are part of the cor. You can't own a freeze bocause V W engines arb air­ PMffwB Crie Shwf PrwrieE > NESTEA P D U Mn. Paris FMritr OeiiB Rh|s 9 -O lH U i 4 9 c V W without owning them, too. cooled. ICED TEA MIX Dogigan, Kerry Ann lyn, daughter of Frederick and FIRST O’ THE FRESH! (Things like whitewalls are extra, as But if you still don't care to sell out so BONED CHICKEN 53' SPAGHETTI . L ioIb Courtilg^tt Duggan, 18 Sprij^ St., Portland. She was Mrs. Padb (Mmi Rieii s -o zm o 29c )^ou might expect. But we tell you that in cheap, there is one way to raise the price ■torn July 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Mrs. Pads Ftorilr R$h Slidu u m i K o 4 5 c rtie M of a Volkswagen. G et a sunroof. With . jgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Courttlght, 15 MUi SL Cary's Mapla Synip n m m 4 9 c M * A Volkswagen won't only cost you less the beetle, Fastback or Squareback. '*** Vof* « Her paternal gran^Muents are Mr. and Mra. Marin Duggan, HAtrOAl 1 ,0 9 to drive out in. It'll cost you less to drive (For no money at all, of course, you ' Portland. Crosby's Molaisos CANYALOUPES » • a • • * 4 CAta 4$C around in. can come In and see them all In parsonJ Stree^wort Dof Fieri ' Ctreco^ Derek Soott, son of J. Bruce and Laurie Os- EXTRA LAKE ' borne Oren, 5301 Am ity PL, G^iailatte, N.C. He was both r July 19 at Ctariatte Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand- 4— UDME BOY DOG FOOD------TED T R U D O N , Inc. parents are Mr. and M ra Ekhvarg I j. OSbome, 69'Helaine Rd. Betf Stow t6-ozcAN TEf I Bbi prtaraal grtUkQmrento are Mr. and M n. J, Jackson 77HH Boef Cbiuriis 2 tS-OZ CANS 5 9 c TOLLAND TURNPIKE— TALCO ilTV i^ rnm m m "anM), Bolboii. . ' \ \ EACH iivtr Cbuaks M-OZCAN 3 f C AUTNOmUi IsOne, Ctoifa Asae, daughter of Nonnsn and Ger­ Prices effective* thfu Sat,, July 29th. We reserve the right to limit quantitiM. I40ZCANS 5 5 c aldine Reynolds LeDuc, 6 W ert End St, Staff<»h Springs. She Lamb (bmrici 2 •MUGOBSTEDU R B TAIL FSUCO OAST COAST P.O Jl., liOCAL. TAXBS Biuiehester M a d e , BOddfe W esU-Wple-S RedMq$lioii Center, 180 Market Sq|a^I^^iiigton was bom July 17 at RockviHe General Hospital. Her maternal HorsoamaC Qomks 2 is n zcA N s 5 9 c / AMD OTHRIR DBAUBSt DEUVESIY CHAROBS, IB ANY, ADDITlOMAL. graiuHsueUta are Mr. and M ra R. L. ReymUds, Haxardvhle. m e u if»ICT)yi AT flUT MATIONAl SUm MABUTS OMV WHTTKWALLB OBmONAL AT WCTRA. C O S T. ‘ Open Friday lOfriits to 9— AH Redemption OenteiB CRosed Mondays Her paternal gtn O poren U are Mrs. Norman Lrthic, rif iMiM., Am W iM n.' OHm Wl MSUVt THi UCNT TO tUgr OUANIinn Vwnon. She bos a qfstw, Denise k p eh ^ ” months. a y* A I J u i .y ' PAGE FOURTEEN MANCraSTER EyENING HBRAU),; MA^C^ESTER. CONN., MONDAY, AUQUO^P'f , 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. yANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, PAGE FDTEBN Boisterous Crowd of 6,000 1 ■ Banas Delivers in 13th And Legion Nips Windsor Locks - f ' By PETE ZANARDI Manchester teces a melee- home on an ehtempted square LaGace, who pitched two in- to the end yesterday which Welcomes RSox at Airport rKi'’! orbreak sWuwHcn this week, play and a strUco out. nlngs of perfect baaeball in- came about 6:45. Picking on the first starting tcmlghit with RookvHle Windsor Lodoi forced the ex- eluding three strikeouts, got the K«aeh«(ter (4) BOSTON (AP)—If pen­ League by winning a double- Fans swarmed over equip­ path from a bus to an office in forcements as the crowd kept p itch , H a i ^ IBtn ^ Henry Park, repiaiyli* last tre Inninga in the aboth. With win, his third in five decUlons. •b r h OD a • ihi the United freight terminal. coming. inning hit gave Mraches- wtiOaiy nlghfa l-l tie. Wednee- the loaded Gott caUed for Schardt came on with baaes 6 1 a a a a 0 nant fever is a disease, then header at Kansas City, 8-4 and ment and cartons of air freight, 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Manager Dick WiUiams puffed, Boston should be quaran­ 1- 0. some marked “ fragile.” ’The players’ departure from ter*S Legion a 4-8 win over day night Zone Four leader a pitchout, catching George loaded and one out In the sixth. cbusMbi. ' k 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 The fans spUled out onto a At one point, a four-engine ‘We knew there’d be a crowd, the airport was delayed for a determined Windsor WUUmanUc plays host before Piudngton o ff third base. The He threw two pitches—the sec- ^ 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 tined. 0 1 a s a i l flight ramp, and worried airport DOS cargo plane revved up and but nothing like this.” more than an hour after they Locks at Mt. Nebo yester- Bast Hartford visita Mt. INebo throw, however, •was low, skip- ond one was a pitch out. Phelon c3o«>. ’MmX 8 0 0 6 0 0 0 .The epklemic broke out Sun­ ’The confident WiUiams added, 4 0 016 0 1 0 officials directed the club’s began to taxi out onto the dark­ touched down at 10 :20 p.m. day. Locals fans vere treated Friday night. ping into left field, bringing in unsuccessfully lunged at the ^ 5 X a 1 3 1 1 day nlcht when a boiste^ua United Airlines jet charter ened ramp which was covered “This siire wlU be a tremendous to torn hours and 46 minutes of ^ ^ ^ the third and tying run. b^l, ^i^g Schardt a strike out 8 . 0„ 1„ 1, 0^ u0 u0 crowd o f 6,000 tans siurged Fans pounded the backs of 3 0 0 4 1 0 0 plane to land on the other side by a portion o f the mUling inspiration for the baU club.” players, sports writers and baseball as Manchester brought viotoriea yesteirday, WlUl- The visitors drew first blood plenty of time to put cummtoas, p sooisoo through Logan International The sise of the turnout on the 0 of the field. throng. passerbys aUke. its Zone Four standard to 10-8 beating^^^Wlndsor, on Phelon’s double and Lash’s t^ on a charging Scharat, p-rf -J ^ i J ^ 0 Airport to welcome their di­ “I’ve never seen anything Uke ’The crowd had pushed hot, humid and windless night amond heroes home from a dou­ Signs made of cardboard, bed- while Windsor Locks sUpped to ^ Haititord d

BOGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE wltli MAJOR HOOPLB Truda— Tfoelon 5 P a ^ - Drivmys 14-A Bw Iimss Opportunity 28 Hdp Wonfd— Bdote 36 Holp ^ q n f< l— Mate 36 Dog*— »hrd«— Pan 41 1204 1% TON Oievrolet truck, /LMBSTTB — Quality workman- PACKAGB STORB for aale. For WE HAITE openings on our sec- 1N8PECJTORB—experienced In AKC Qermw Bhepherd pup^ea 9 weeks old, $70. Also two I ^ T ' SHOW A^y BEPrtEClATION ^DONT 3AB MB.MAN.OK needs motor, good tires, rack ship on drivoways, {iarklag information caU Philbrlck ond and third shifts. Shift pre­ aircraft parts, all benefits. TREAT r ICE CREAiA A N ' X'LL SWITCH VOU f CLASSIFIED A gency, ReaM an, 640-6847. mium paid. Apply in person. Dean Machine Products, 180 2-months old, no papers, $10. WE'LL WATCH A body, $70. 042-0801 after 8.' areas, oommerolal and resi­ p / f / 6 ^ YAH GOTTA BE KIODIN’, METHOSELAH.7 GPF/ MV BOYS /- dential Free esUmates, no ob­ K lock C o., 1272 T olland T pke., Adams St, Manchester. CaU 648-4678. K /AOyiE ON TV l THOSE 3ELLY BEANS ARE OLDER /J7 HERE HAYB <&OT Answer to PrsvIoMS Puiite ligations. OaU B astara Paving Manchester. AKC registered German Shep­ THAN THE /MOVIES ON THE LATE-^/MUSCLES THEY HAVEN'T Heroics • Auto Accattariat Schaak and Ckmas 33 Oo., 028-8NT. JOURNEYMAN electrician, Im- herd puppies. 157 M anchester LATE SHOW/ BESIDES, T h e y k ^ e v e n Us e d / A N D t h e ADVERTISING Tirat 6 Rd. Glastonbury, 1-633-2860. COULDN'T CHIN TME/HSELVES CONTEST GIG DIDN'T AOtOSS SRseo mediate steady employment. IF A t>OG WAS n i p p i n g A T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT ^ IWalk with a 0 Recovery of CLASSIFIED ADYKRTISING DEPT. HOURS 801 CHEVROLET engine with Raafing cuid W ilson E lectrica l C o.. 640-4817. NIGHT strut goods (law) 8 A Jd. to S P J f. HEAVY EQUIPMENT THEIR ANKLES/ AN AGE LIMIT/. SBoaat 10 Literary transmission, ready to be in­ Chlmiiayt 16-A LATHE HANDS and general SMOOTH Fox Terrier for sale, •\S 12 Violent wind collection stalled, was built for racing. OPERATORS NEEDED machinists, paid hospitaliza- VV / A T 'i T ^ T -I X X A ISl m ale, 640-8417. 13 Amphitheater 11 OaUon (ab.) Can 870-1016. ROOFINa - Specialising ra for nerolcav ’ 13 Timber tree COPY CLOSING TIBIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tion,rinn. hnlldavahoUdays and vacation w i \ 1 \_ylliV liLi v 14 Flew ^ 18 Cardinal' pairing roots o f aU M ods, new plan. Apply Metronics, Inc., S PJUL DAY BElFOBB PUBLICATION Earn wtiBe you learn. Earn CUTE, fluffy kittens, free. CaU 15 Flower pert number ' roofs, gutter work, ehlnmeyt to $300 weekly as a pro- 640 HiUiard St. 16 Repose 20 Ariettas Deadline for Sataurday and Monday la S pan. Friday. cleaned and repaired, SO yoai^ light Janitorial duties. Ideal 649-9443. 17 Feminine name 21 Possessive toSBtoiBll HEAVY EQUIP­ for retired individual. CaU 0 1K7 W WtfM* ISCompast point M alM Homat 6-A experience. Free estlntates. FIRST CLASS Aircraft Inspect-* lac. pronoun MENT OPERATOR. Ftoir for appointment. Meyer A' T.M. Rtf. U S. M. OH. 20----- oft (make 23 Operatic 32 Negative preflx 46 Educational daU Howley 643-5S61, - 644- the first ttme tn the USA, or callable of supervising qual­ a vain display) heroine. 34 Malt baverags group (ab.) PLEASE READ YOUR AD 8833. ity control department. Mendolsohn, Manchester, 22 People (comb. AUistate Training Center Lhra Stock 42 24Disclosee 37 Children's <7 Vedie god of Olaaaiaed or "Want Ada" are taken over the phone aa a HOME M ADE b ox traUer. CdU Knowledge of first piece lay­ 647-9944. B Y V . T . HAMDLIN form) (poet.) game firs' oonvenlenot). Hie adverllaer ohooM read Ma ad the FIBST ROOFINCI—Repair of roofs. The offers qualU5ed men 21 and AU jY OOP 25 Venom. 643-0000 after 0 p.m . out inspection necessary. All EIGHT YEAR old palomino 25 Fastener 38 Greek god 48 Young lion DAT rr APFEABS and BBPOBT BBBORS In ttme tor the beat in gutters and conductors. over the opportunity to ME,TOD! IT HAS 27 Celebrity (ah.) 26 Lowest point 40 Slope 49Hastah fringe benefits. Apply Gunver gelding, has been in shows. •ATS RK-HT, BOVSh. ) AKI' NO 28 Songbirds next lanertlon. The Hemid in reiponaiUe for only ONB ineor- 10’ TRUCK cam per, sleeps 4, Repair of chimneys, too. Call T R A IN LOCALLY In \ A REAL SOUP 28 Headstrong 42 Compau 51 Over (post.) M fg. Oo. 234 H artford R d. CaU 876-1016, 68 E llington A ve., NO MORE FREE 7 MORE MOOVIANSf I GRASS R0015 31 Resin 20 Olive genus 43 Kind of steak 52 Person of reet or omitted Inaertlon for any ndvertlaemont and Own only all self-contained, excellent Coughlin, 843-7707. SPARE TIME on all makes WE NEED a driver for our E«S FDR ARMS , 33 Lengthwise of RockvlUe. FORE)GNS?S!) UMITATKDNS YVNOWCI 7 RING TO IT.' 30 Bragging 44 Hauled i wealth (slang) to the extent of a "make good" inaertlon. Errora which do condlUon. 642-7208. of equipment, bulldozer, pick-up truck. Knowledge of S4Hsniiosoaome not leooen the vnlno of the advortlaement win not be eorreeted PRESS OPERATORS youi : men 3 4 r r i"'H8 ni sonapers, backboes, etc. greater Hartford area neces­ dy of Iqr "m ake g o o d " Insertion. Hooting and Plumbing I t Accredited progiram. Job PORK LIFT OPERATORS IT sary. Hours 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 38LenuDin's Malareyela*— placement upon comiAetion. Apply In person K lock Com­ successor COMPLETE PLUMBINO and TACKERS Poultry and Supplias 43 Budget plan. 522-4689 any­ pany. 1272 Tolland Tpke. Man­ 32 Mixture IT lieyclas 11 heating installation, repairs 1?r u e ALL. 41 Imitator 643-2711 87S-3136 time. First shift, 46 hour week. chester. SPECIAL—medium eggs, 3 doz­ THE W A y = j [5^ MOTORCYCLE 1267 Trium ph, and remodeling. Service calls loiaMiisfti 42 Attorney (ab.) (BodtriDe, TbD Free) en fo r $1. Natsisky F arm , 122 48 Dance 000 cc, green and wtaite, $1,- given immediate attentloiL EASTERN BOILER WE ARE looking for two am­ Newmarker Rd., Vernon-South 47 Church pidpit IT ■ a - Coll M A II Plumbing A Heat- 09 Loomis St., Manchester 48 South American 170. 742-7104 a fter 4 p .m . bitious trainees for our Windsor line, off Dart HUl Rd. Ingr. G49-3ST1.______BY J. B. W niilANS country plasma flame spray depart­ 644-0804. >UT OUR W A Y SO Draw the — ment. An opening on first Troublf Readhing Ovr Advartisar? CTONTROL DESK operator, eve­ is » 1000 HONDA Super Hawk, 806 Halp Wantftd— and second shift, pleasant THIS ISTWE THIRD V NOT WITH HER,IT AIN'T.'EVERY S3 Counfy In c c , helm et included. 742-0817. Moving— Trucking— nings, HoUday Lanes, 048^2120. Wyoming 13 FaiiK^ 35 working conditions and shift 2 2 TI/VIE TODAY VOUVE I TIA/IE SHE PAYS M E SH E TIP S M E A 24-Honr Aasweriag Sanrica Artielas For Sola 45 54LionUke ' Slaraga 20 premium paid. Apply in per­ BEEN HERE TO COL- J A OUARTER, NO ArtATTER HOWAAAMV YAICAHA— NEW deoleainhlp. RF.T.TARI.10 perann to babysit, M A ^ 55 Asks charity 15 son K lock Com pany, 127$ Tol­ LECT AW’ STILL NO \ WEEKS I ’M COLLECTIN' FDR—SHE 66 Revolved Free to Herald Raadors Sales and service at Seymour MANCHESTER Delivery—light 4 days, 1-6:15 p.m . 643-0770 af- - f i " r s t shift, starting “ rate ** $2.81 " DARK RICH, stone^free loam. LUCK.' WHY NOT j u s t ) OWES M E FOR THREE WEEKS AL: land Tpke. Manchester. around U Auto, 081 M ain S t , M anches­ trucking and package delivery. ter 6. per hour, SlUst be 6’9’’ or over. $16. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, COLLECT DOUBLE READY AND I'M SOMNATRY ONCE Want Intonuatton on one of our classtlled advertfsementsT AppllcaUons' accepted daUy. D A V Y JONES BY LEFT and McWlLLIAMS NEXT WEEK? SAME MORE TODAY BEFORE! LET AN­ DOWN ter. Refrigerators, washers and patio and pool send and ma­ DIFFERENCE,' OTHER TWO BITS GO DOWN 1 Fixed look No answer at the telephone Ustedf Simply call the stove moving specialty. Fold­ Interviews Tuesday, Apply to nure. 643-9504. THE MOB OWNS A AFTER THE RAW ^VDU'VE GOT THE ^V^THE DRAIN' 2 Interlaced 1:1 1968 H ARLEY D avidson — R ogers C orp., MIU and Oak­ HELP WANTED you CAN DOUBLE PICTURE... NOW 3 Get up XT in g chairs fo r rent. 649-0762. THAT... DAVY HATES GAMBLING CASINO STUFF'S CUT XLCH, excellent condition. ENOUGH, IT'S , YOU'LL GET THE 4 Insect EDWARDS land St, Manchester, Conn, or onerators—fork lift oner ' ' T H E PO PPY IN THE BAHAMAS 5 Revolver 53 54 CaU 648-7987 a fter 6 p.m . FULL^TIME caU Mass Bannister 1-774-9606. L colors retain brilliance Jn car- AND THE WEEKLY W O R T H A CHANCE TO KNOCK ators, packers. First shift. 46 PEDDLERS,TOO . THE SYNDICATE'S (slang) Painting— Poparing 21 An equal opportunity employ- peta cleaned with Blue- Lus­ t a k e IS A COUPLE H U N D R E D , 6 Dutch coftimune 5T ANSWERIND SERVICE 4 4 TIMES THAT.' PICTURE OUT tre. Rent electric shampooer, OF MILLION a 7 Western cattle 1966 HONDA SUPER 90, good PAINTINO, Interior, exterior, CLERICAL er. er, 09 Loomis St., Manchester. OF FOCUS shows $1. P au l's Paint & W allpaper NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. 641MI500 875-2519 condition. CaU 048-0640. estUnates. Contact G erald Supply. ------A. Stratton. 048-8748. 648-4887. POSITIONS ' and leave your meseage. You'll hear from our advertiser CARPENTERS COOK — experienced, capable SCREENED LOAM for best 1066 MOTO-MORINI, 100 c c , 1,- iN SID E lcutside painting. Spe- la Jig ttine wlthoat i^endlng aO evening at the telephone. of assuming responsibility, for lawns and gardens. AIpo sand, 300 mUes, 870-1781. dal rates for people over 06. (East Hartford Area) MAN.' THAT Some experience preferred, preparation of food for pa- gravel and HU. Georg^fe. Grlf- K IN D O F CaU my competitors then caU Due to a change in epera- steady work, good wages. tlents and employes. Modern fing, Inc., A ndover, 742-7886. G R E E N E R V Automobna* For Sola 4 Businass Sarvkas m e. E stim ates given. 049-7803, tlcsvs several exceUent op­ enU 643-2282, 875-8702 af­ kitchen, excellent fringe ben e------B U Y S A 876-8401. portunities have developed ter 6 p jn . fits. Start $2.50 per hour, 44 PICNIC Tables—several styles j m . MOUNTAIN...... TEM PEST 1961 —fo r parts, en- Oflarad 13 from $15.60 up. AU bolted ta- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER HERALD fn our office. AU require hour work week. Call Miss glne, drive train and Interior , . vniTr nnOTHERfl renerni JOSEPH P. i^wls custom Superchl, Dietitian, Manches­ blies from $20 up, deUvered. exceUent condition. B49-4110. LAVOIE BROTHERS-generai ------V the interast end capacity SUPEFUNTENDENT, garden work, deaning and mowing, painting, interior and exterior ter M em orial H ospital, 643- W. Zinker, RoOkviUe. 876-0307. t o do (figures: Som e 'wiU apartments, married, general DOX LETTERS landscaping, driveways, tree paperhanging, wallpaper re require the use of adding 1141. WAYOUT BY KEN BIUSE 1961 RAM BLER station w agon, moved. Wallpaper books on re­ handyman, good salary, apart­ FOR SALE — dark, rich loam service. Completely insured. or oahxflatiing machines. ...-'"it,*:-'*-' X ^- For Your white, good conditiaa, stand­ quest. Fully Insured. EYee es­ ment, utUities, fringe benefits. for thri-vlng lawns and gar­ SI ard sfatft, 6 cyUndetv $350. CaU 742-7049, anytim e. tim ates. CaU 049-9608. These openlngB should CaU M r. R obertson, 649-8887. Halp Wantad— dens. Delivered. Keiineth W. 'Ut. Information «4 3 -0 1 «l. 7-24 SHARPENINO Service -Saws. „ • ____ prove exceptlcneUy Inter­ E llis, Gilead. 1-228-6075. PERSEVERANCE knives, axes, shears, skates. EXTBMOB AND Int^or P *^; EXPERIENCED carpenters. H. Mala ar Famola 37 THE HERALD wlU not 1963 FORD, 390 cu bic Inches, 8- esting to those whose fami­ C. Hutchinson and Son, BuUd- 4x7’ POOL TABLE; 16’ Phlp- rotary blades. Quick sendee. Ing. WaUpaper books, paper lies eoe in school and wish MANCSIESTER’S oldest and disdose the identity of speed on floor, exceUent con­ hanging. OeUings. Floors. BVd- ers, 648-5378. pewa canoe, good condition. dition, $700. or best offer. CaU Capitol Equipment Oo. 88 Main to return to work. largest stationers has opening any adverUser using box ly insured, workmanship guar­ 649-1400. letters. Readers answw- St.. Manchester. Hours dally MACHINISTS—AU around, set- for salesperson In office sta­ SHORT RIBS B Y F R A N K OTJJEAL 649-0901 after 0. anteed. L eo PeUetter, 640-0828. You wUl find our company ing blind box ads wbo 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Saturday tqi own Bridgeport work, tionery department. Sales ex­ CARPETS A fright? Make a ptesaaint one to work in, dMlre to protect their 1908 FORD, 2-door, V-8, good c1 64^7^'043-7968. ' J If no answer 648-t0«.______email bompany. AU beneflto. perience preferred, 37H hour them a beautiful sight with TH IS HGACT with ahove average fringe Identity can foUow this Presently 'woridng 56 hours. week, paid hoUdays, other ben­ Blue Lustre. Rent electric IS RUININC M/ BUSINESS, procedu re: ^ STEPS. STDEWALKs! stone PAINTING—Interior and exte- benefits, convenient ftee CaU 649^)961 arte ------fireplaces, flagstone ter- rior, very reawnabl^ ? Ouroo Mfg . Oa, Inc., 782 efits. Apply Mr. Harrison, sham pooer, $1. O lcott Vauriety parking end in-jdant cafe­ mornings or by appointment, ------Enclose your rqjily to the races. AU concrete repdia. tlmates. CaU Richard Martin, Maaodlo Rd., South Wind­ Store. 1962 FORD Galaxle, tudor, 8, teria. 646-5341. H arrison’ s Stationers, box In an envelope — automatic, new tires, one Reasonably priced. 648-0851. 649-9286. sor, 289-1293. addressed to the Claasl* 849 Main St., M anchester. COLDSPOT freezer chest-re­ ow ner, $896. 649-4298. Ebrening Interviews Monday, fled Manager. Manchester ; ATTICS, CELLARS and yards PAINTING AND paperhanging, ^ COUNTER HELP—Full or part- frigerator, one year old. Sump Bhrening Herald, together : 1969 PLYMOUTH B elvedere cleaned, trash hauled to the experienced 80 years. Man- time, evenings, good pay, must piunp and 114” i BO’ plastic J J DEMONSTRATE be over 18. No phone ca lls. See with a memo UsUng the con vertible, $160. P riva te own­ dump. Bsasonable. Call 643- chester-RockvlUe area. Cy hose, never used. Toro snow eonQianies you do NOT ] Chris, Decl’s Drive In, Center TOYS AND GIFTS er, 649-4437 a fter 6 p.m . 5819 or 1-684-4524. Paul, 875-6369.______Apply blower, 'with power handle. 7 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. i St. PARTY PLAN ft. steel edged skils. 644-1861. Your letter "wtU be de-1 nom r!HTRVRnT,vrr Impala con- YOU ARE A-1, truck U A-1. PAINTING —name your own Dealers end Manager I'VE WHY ' I WANT SHE OOESMT KNOW YOU. stroyed If the adverUsM vertible, automatic, radio, Cellars, attics, yards and small price. Interior and exterior, First National MEN — part-time evenings for ONE OF THE finer things of KENlOOKMe DO YOU MY WIFE, SHE DENIES SHE IS YOUR is one you’ve mentioned. heater, new top, $500. or beat trucUng done A-1 right. CaU Paper hMglng and remwed. janitorial work. Must be over wanted in this ooea. Work life —Blue Lustre carpet and FOR YOU, DR. v / ^ If not it wUl be handled now tlU Ohrtetmas. High TORTURE (KRISTY. ' WIFE, SAWYER. 00 TOU // offer. 048-4771. Tremano Trucking Service toU Guaranteed - - - workm an- 18 years old. CaU 649-6884. upholstery cleaner. Rent elec­ KIEV. V ME? PROPOSE TO CARRY HER in the usual manner. Stores, Inc. CommissionB. QaUor Write — ------— freei 742-0487. ship. 647-0064. tric shampooer, $1. The Sher- WHATPO OFF AGAINST HER WILL? O »»M NIA »N. TX le». UJ. fA OM. MAINTENANCE aide —full- ‘‘fianta’a PartieB'’, Avon, wln-WlUlams cio. YOUWAMlf , FORCE TOUR attentions HOLMES AND BURNS ATTICS, ceUars cleaned, r&b- P ark A Oakland Aves. tlme, paid holidays, fringe Conn. 06001. TeL 673-8455, . ON HER? Lost and Femid 1 blah removed from backyard Flaar Finishing 24 East Hartford ' benefits, Monday-Friday. Ap­ or eveningB 677-2013. AUTO SALES and lawns maintained. Reason­ ply In person. Manchester FOUND —light gray part an­ FLOOR SANDING and refinish- Boots ondAceatsariat 46 able, 649-1868. Housing Auttiority, 24 Blue- gora cat with green eyes. CaU NO MONEY DOWN w iS S S yfOMAUrO ily^.^nsxiiair^toT BLsidiSroiiiN. Situations Wantad— 12’ ALUMINUM boat, 2% top. .'s 6494416. 36 Weekly RUSS’ Mower Service — lawn S[»rs),^'*^SSS5. 61 C hevy B el A ir mowers sharpened and repair­ floors. Painting. P apeihanglng. ■**^'*5' em ploym ent, insurance 38 m otor, and accessories, $100. LOST — black cat, answers to 4-door auto. No Job too m a U . John V er- Mght housekeeping. 649-9518. benefits, p^d hoUdays and va- CaU 649-7282. $6 W eekly ed, engine tune-up, free pick­ © 1W fcp NIA, W. TJA^. U.l Ht. OK — experienced, capa- R e l i a b l e woman would like ed watch, Manchester or 61 Plym outh $6. W eekly ble of assuming responaibUity, COLONIAL BOARD CO. mowers. Also HomeUte chain to babysit In her home while BY LANK LEONARD Glastonbury. R ew ard. 649-1177 4-door, automatic, power LOANS - first, for preparation of food for pa­ M ICKY FIN N saws Slid Iliternational Cub MORTGAGE Now hiring fuU-time help. mother works, 6 day week. 12’ ALUMINUM boat and traU­ steering second, third, all kinds realty. tients and employes. Modern HmcUSv^ * ' I W E a , SOMETHIN' HAD , AND H O W / ^ NO HARD FEELIN'S, NO FORGET.' REWARD ^ o r return of don- Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ Only a few jobs available. CaU 649-2228. er, $176. CaU 648-2268. '60 Bulck C onvertible $6. W eek­ Statewide, credit rating unnec­ TO STOP HG H06 CALUN'/ ; ANYWAV, THE CHIEF' you DID RIGHT /V\AKE PEACE.' tents of white wicker pocket- ment and shsirpening service kitchen, exceUent fringe bene­ ExceUent fringe benefits. THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG ly. FuU power. essary. Reasonable, confiden­ AND IT CERTAINLY CHIEF SAID HE — I WAS CROCKED' you COME.' hot*, lost at Wickham Park on aU m akes. L 4c M Equip­ fits. Start $2.00 per hour. 44 1950 JOHNSON 18 h.p. out­ '62 F ord CJonvertlble $7. W eekly tial, quick arrangements, Al hour work week. CoU Miss Situotians Wantad— board, $160.. exceUent condi­ WAS GONNA 50 FURGIT ITi July 19 between 6:80-7:80 p.m. ment Corp,, Route 88, Vernon. An equal opportunity em­ SQUARE THINGS ITS A T/A)r CRICiKET FF»S , Automatic, power steering 876-7609 M anchester E xchange vtn Lundy A gency, 627-7971, Superchl, Dietitian, Man­ ployer. M a la 3 9 tion. CaU 649-6801 a fter 6. f^,£VeR Y80D v/'W ESaSie 648-0128. THIS MORNIN'/ K I T T Y - MERE, T A K E A '62 Olds F85 '' $8. W eekly —E nterprise 1946. 983 Main St., H artford evenings chester Memorial Hosidtal, LOOK A TM IM T U R 0 0 6 H AMAAJ-£AT7AJ6 CRtCKBTFRO& FOUND—brownish black tiger Wagon, automatic power 238-6879. * 648-1141. A progressive and growing HIGH SCHOOL Junior wishes 17’ PENN YAN, 85 h.p. elec- com pany. trie start Evlnnide, Oox AA1A ON T»e l o o s e ! kitten, vicin ity P orter St. 648- steering ______LAWN MOWER and tractor re- — ______lawn ifiowing in South Wind- trie start Evlnnide, Oox '61 Ford $6. Weekly pairs. Pick-up and deUvered. SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- HOU0BSCEBPER- Compantoa, sor area. C all 644-0674. tilt traUer, equipment, $900. UA^5. 8712. 2-door hardtop, automatic, Ken and Bob, 742-7200 or 528- limited funds available ior sec- Glastonbury area, 11 a.m.-O Please apply in person 875-0194. power steering 8547. ond mortgages, payments to p.m. MOnday-Frlday. Must 615 P arker St. Dog»— Bird*— POH 41 $5. W eekly suit your budget. Expedient have transportation and refer­ M rs. 'E . S. Loftus 14’ ALUMINUM Starcraft boat, 2 -ei ...... ^ BxpimT-Tm. service. J. D. R ealty, 848-6129. en ces. CaU 648-6928. AKC BLACK miniature poodles, traUer, 80 h.p. electric start­ ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ ’68 Volkswagen sedan $4. Week- buildingtohsrtesured, traestop- ■. puppy shots, wonned. |76. Fl> ing Mercury, many extras, ers, sales and service, bonded MEN — part-time mornings for nanirtng. OaU 876-0887. $500. CaU 643-8203. ly Bufinats Opportunity 28 CLEANING WOMAN wanted 2 Janitorial work. Must be . over represehtaUve. Alfred AmeU. ’60 R am bler $4. W eekly w orth phone caU, 742-8252. ------! ------12’ STARCRAFT aluminum 110 Bryan D r., M anchester. days w eekly. Call 649-8686. 16 yaotis dU. 649-6^^. ADORABLE puppies—Pedigree 2-door, standard BACK HOB buUdowr work, with trolling motor, A-1 condi­ ly ,' 644-8141 or 648-4918. '63 Comet Wagon $8. W eekly or mixed. WHd Cargo Pet grading, and septic tanks, dry MECHANICS WANTED — reUable woman to EQUIPMENT operator —doz- tion. 644-1861. A utom atic Shop, 643-6108. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY wells, land clearing, .Thain saw work evenings tn King’s Pet er, backhoe, J.A. McCarthy, ’62 Valiant $6. W eekly Be Independent GROOMINa ALL breeds. Har- P'-Z'/ w ork. P aul Stfliendk, 6494M66. D ept. A pply in person. King’s 649-6891. © iwmj k NIA.hia Uc tm. Iw us in. oh. 4-door SUNOCO Dept. Store. mony QU. H.C. Chase, Hebron ITS THE ONLY I NEVER ENJOYED SHOE FTOTOR - *5 >«rlenced R a.7 Bolton. 64841427. WAY TO PLAY. SHOOTING 155 SO m a d a m JULIA only, fuU-Ume or 141:80 part- HOW DO BY DICK CAVALU 478 Center St., Manchester HoUSahaM Sarvica* going buslaess in dican- w a n t e d — bookkeeper, re- COUNTER MAN MUCH INAAY LIFE! MORTY BIEEKLE ceptlonist for local dentist's,^ time, top hourly rate plus. FIVE PRETTY kittens looking >OU LIKE Ghwpaoter oneader and a d - O ffarad 13-A cbMter wMch will be ovalteble I 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 soon. o ffice , part-tim e. 64941670. CaU M r. Shapiro,-648-2128 Cas- fo r homes.' CaU 644-2222 after Part-time, AU day SsUur- GOLFING y v6m t, w 4B help you In aU WITH TTHATfe e m p i D / FOB. A NON-FIGHTER REWEAVINO OF burns, moth ------:------ual VUlage Shop, Manchester, j p.m. tey and IMday Niidit. VO B A T H e R IptPtliaiiBL Opeei aU day, holes, zippers repaired. Win- e Moderate Investment NAME BRAND goods free — flgij Dr. ______:______SUCH A S H E R O E S PBETTYGOOD, avenlnga and Sundaya, 1066 VOLKSWAGEN, redi 2^ A p p ly la peiM B , itt / • , R i S H T door sedan, 20,000 mUes, orig­ dow shades made to mesnure, g Frtnm locsiUon help friends shop with just — BEAUTIFUL 1 -6M -44U , 2878 IBssttn You JANITORS — part-time eve- FREE—Kittens to good homes. ANVTlME/ inal [owner'. 1081 M odel A a l sdaes Venetian blinds. Keys ^ Excellent Inoome a few dollars weekly. GIRL? npke., Newtngtcsi. get things free. Write for de-s. ings. CaU 648-4463 8-6 p.m . Only tw o le ft. 648-9888. MEATOWN Roadstor, Chevrolet, powered ipade whUe you wait. Tape re- m SH Sllwr Laas ^orders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 ^ -ftwlntag tails and free 024-page cata- only. ioDB WANTED — vicinity for street or strip. Must sell, \llaa$ BarttortI, Ooaa.. M ain St. 649-6221. log. Popular Club Plan, Dept. . —^7;, » CHIHUAHUA puppies — 8 2 hi|!l)i sebocU, to vidnlty of 649-1869. SMO, L^brook, N.Y. FULL-TIME position for rotot moniths, adult tomlly only, $76 For Airtfaer detaUs caU Bun OU Hartford Insurance, Asylum ^ KMo 9 Ann ______***^ service man, some 742-6869. A ve. CaU 648-6686. ------. ” m e d i c a l Secretary — gen- mechanical-experience requlr- — 1 - 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. CaU 649- Cantfoetilig 14 w*^®**** Keith «47-«>«». practitioner’s office, ed, training period provided to RIDERS wanted from N orto m s after 6 p.m. greater Manchester area, 40 teach duties, base rate plus End of Manchester to Pratt CARPENTRY—concrete work BY AL VERBIEER 1961 VALIANT hour week, good salary to shift and weekend differential PRISCniiA’S FOP h Whitney, flnt shift. CaU anything from cellar to ?oof> '33 lady with experience. In fil­ and many fringe benefits pro­ 64S-2SK. ______Sebaab and EXPERIENCED , M AVB E NOT MUCH CHANCE station wagon, inside and out, no substitute ing, dlcbition and billing. vided. WIU also con sider part- for quaUty work, satisfaction 'TtOULL CATCH OF THAT, PRISCILLA!, WOK JOHN — Roger can’t play good condition. Write Box A, Manchester Her­ time fippUcants wbo wish to awALJ-J guaranteed, competitive .A MERMAICV goU Wednesday, July 26th. He ald. supplement their earnings. In­ ^ POP.' Must sell this week. prices. No Job too smaU. DAD plum on going to toe Whiton quire In person, Mbnday-Frl- SHOE PERSONNEL Best Offer. C arpentry, days 648-1904, eve­ Ubrary to vote for Don Geno- day, 8 'a.m.-S:S0 p.m.- Engin­ nings 649-8880. A Tractor eering Office, Manchester Me­ CAPTAIN EAST BY LESLIE TURNER , vest. 649-1948 Read Herald Ads morial Hospital. QUAUTY Carpentry—Rooms, YONDER / HMM...TH05E PHOTOSTATS ARE OF AN WISH I COULD REAP in ..HOPING SOGER COULP TRACE THEIR NiaSD CAR? Your credit timv iggg OLDSMOBILE IS END i ACCOUNT TOLD TO A PADRE 6V ONE O' TH' ACCORDWS TO TW IOPVS ROUTE TO THE GOLD. FROM PESCRIP- dormers, porches, basements, Trailer School ed down? Short on down pay* wagon, power steering, power OP TOAD V^'^TBCS who HID MONTEZUMA'S TRMSURei NOTES. HE GAVE A TRANS­ nONS OF LANPMARKS...F0R A 5 0 - 5 ^ a OBS refinldied, caUnets, buUt-lns, USE BY LATION TO THE PROSPECT­ ment? Bankrtpt? Reposses-' brakes,vradlo and heater, $150. 5 «J T ! s b m ^ '^ T S I O O K form ica, aluminum, vinyl, TOURISTS OR WHO KNEW THE REGION HWTIIWY sionT Don’t devoir! See Hon- $49.4151. In Hartford MaiagBre VISITING BESTk PROnSSOR steel, oeramo siding William RAINBOW est Douglas. In^piire about low­ FALLOUT est dOTmTaniMlest paymenU 1960 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Robbins Carpentry Servloe. H O W FAST BRIDGE. V .WITH HIM? We train full or part-time Asslftaai Maiagare a n yw b ^. No wn«u loan or 11- sedan, A-1 running condition, 60-8446. students in tbs Hartford nance plan. Douglas CaU 048-0171. ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar­ area on many makes aad C A N YOU Mbtors, 883 l^Un.______' 19$$ v n iJfBWAqBN with re- ages, rec room*, bathrooms models of equlpmeint' ' No // Salas Olaritty © IW bf NIA, Uc. JM. Ut. Ut Ht. OH high school diptoma mices- 1961 AUSTIN Healey Sprite, re « AREASnaONS HOW ABOUT UOIHIMG 1061 CHEVROLET, van body, heater, reasonable. 6494M62. CAN SO W I CAN Remodtilng. rspairliE. addl- American Tractor TraOu well and fast to operate a Friden machine, FuII-H bm aai FarMlna GVKRVHOeKn) WILL \ j m t i o m , US FORA PAYOR ideal tor camping Sr light C/?U/ *1VV!5^ nt7 k HU.'k.. TX. Im. ua en b« ttoas, rec rooou. garagta, iMuto you this lilgli paying » comitBesMM, TOU?i TWINKY- TWO BY TOSSING trucking Jobs. Good motor, fUU p orrb ss and roofing. NO q Job profession that pays $280. O A V " THROW WElREA VWR price $260. Solimene Motors, Tnida— Tioetof* " 5 fringe benefits including pleasant people Fastest growing chain of fine family shoe stmes— THE NGXr WEEK TSWA APPOINTMEMre too smaU. OaU 616«44 per wetic. School Ucetuwd LmXiE SPORTS BY ROUSON 867 Oakland S t , 6484)607. -TmiBP FOR SALE wheel to work with. An excelloit opportunity for the right 10th store to open niext month. Wfmderfiil oq;>pop- OF DREARY TO THE WINDS? by. the State of Connecticut drive, good condition. CaU 649- HOMES, garages, pontoes, *ec Departmcnlt of Motor Valii person. tunity for advanc^neni. Will train if necessaiy. AmXNTMENIS 1968 FORD Faiilane, OTA SM, rooms, room additions, .kitch­ 10TNE1MNPE 0006. d e . enflamqatte, with many eatiras. ens, noting, sldliig, genual Highest salaries paid in the area. Complete insm'- A N P P m e o u r Aiqjly in person at the origboa coat $8,400., »®11 1986 FORD HALF ton pick-up, repair work. Financing avaU- WE TRAIN IN ance program. Paid vacations, store discount TO TOUR CLUE for $1,986. Ownu in service. gtandard shift,,with over- aUe. No down payment Econ­ HARTFORD, CONN. o m o r r o w many other firinge benefits. All rq ^es in strict con­ T ’ tia -'U tn . flrive. many extras. Twp tone omy BuUdeirs, Inc. 648-6U9. Ewnttt^ h/|t n t w w k y •loU r'annjvAG oonvertlble^ paint, red and white, deluxe ------' ^— D O N T D E LA Y fidence. Apply Box V, Mancheeter Herald, for in­ FORAftCM. 1961 CADILLAC c'WTw^ j; ^ ^ tinMOD- CARPENTRY work wanted — — ACT NOW — BI88BLL ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. terview. IMCAnON/ S K STivrttabl.. Ctil 64$:«76 im- no job too big or tob tiPaU. nmU NUaenied Pboiw 2SSA641 AaytJma > »MJ hr NIA, Ik. I ------4 — ------t V « .* •» 4&-'

1 —— ' ' T > J 0 L ^ { SHifr. ' - r l JuuV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY,. iWKWfOT’ Y, 1967 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING H p i^ L P , MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, 1967 Housot For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houser For Sole 72 Suburban For Sole 75 Sifburbon For Sale 75 Business Properly Suburban For Sole 75 Apui'tiiin t* flats New England's Laading 48 TMwmmts 43 For Solo 70 , m * 0 ^ V- 8 f a ^ y , alunjl- IMMACULA’TE 5% room Cape $17,900.—PRIVACY. 3 bedroom VERNON—4-bedroom Colonial, COVENTRY l LAKES k e — nice 4 COVENTRY — $10,900. 4% num n olti^ e x c e l^ t condl- with fireplace for $16,000. Ranch, fireplace, wall to wall 3 baths, fireplace, ^ garage, ex- room year ’round home. A real room Ranch. Will rent with >UATOH AND Jemrdry xvpalx^ THREE ROOM apartment, un­ MANCHESTER — Restaurant, tton throughout, $300 monthly •Three bedrooms, new ceramic carpet, dishwasher, family cellent location, low 20’s. Call good buy at $5,600’. Call Mit­ option to buy. Pasek Realtors, Two-Year Professional UiU. Prompt service. Up to $20 furnished, no pets or children. well established. with good in­ income. Appointment only. bath,-oil hot water heat, lOOx- kitchen, g;arage, large treed now, wdh’t last long. Hayes ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. 289-7475, 742-8243. ^ OB your old wafadi iii trade. (MS-2068 i t t o n 7:30 p.m. come. By appointment, Mr. Gerard Agency, Realtors, 649- 174 tree Cloaed Mondays. F.N. Bray, Amedy. Philbrick Agency, 0688 or 648-0865. ton Agency, 649-2813. BOLTON oversized garage with large at­ ■: 78T MUn St., State Hieatre IVE HAVE customers waiUi.g Realtors, 649-5347. SUMMER SPECIALS SOUTH WINDOR — 6 room this 7 room Ranch has large for the rental of your apart­ MANCHESTER — ' 2-bedroom MANCHES’TER 7 room Ral$- family room, fireplace and tached-porch, extra large lot, V BoUdiiic. Split level exceUent' location, INVESTMB^ Property ^ Ranch, new enclosed sun- ed Ranch, modem kitchen, paneled wall in living room, accessible to Rt. 6 and 44A. ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ MANCHESTER near schools, shopping, geuage, ACCOUNTING tate! 643-8139. apartments, 2 stores. Center porch nicely treed yard. H.M. sliding glass doors to patio nice lot, swimming pool. Hayes 114 baths, landscape^ wooded $14,900. 643-6350. Francis Ji Septonriber 1967 ailnil—Ion. HoasohoM Goods 51 St. location. Priced below ap­ Frechette Realty, 647-9993. and sundeck, aluminum sid,. $16,000—8 room older Colonial Agency, 646-0181. lot in pleasant neighborhood. McCartan, Broker. HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF AC(X)UNTIN6 ONE BEDROOM modem apart­ praisal. Morrison Realty, 643- Ing, PhUbrick Agency, Real- in need of repairs on val- $19,500 Louis Dimock Realty, 'CLJSAtt. USED refrigerators. ment, avaflaltyie Aug. 1st, $130. 0644. MANCHESTER — Ranch, 3 'TOLLAND -i- minutes from C49-9823. VERNON ■— Campbell Ave. 66 Forest St, Hartford—TeL 247-1115 tors, 649-5347. uable Business 2ione II 414 room Cape, carport. Im­ Applications now being accepted for “ ranges, automatic washers, per month. Including heat. Call bedrocniB, baths, dining UConn, nearly new 514 room lot. Wise Investors please SOUTH WINDSOR—Woodland mediate occupancy. Only $13,- with guarantees. See them at Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643 461 MAIN ST. —lot and buUd- room, garage. H. M. (Frechette ASHWORTH Street. . . four Ranch with garage, ^3 bed­ take notice. 400. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, B. D. Pearl’s ApfJlances. 643 4535. ing near center Post Office. Beatty, 647-9993. bedroom Colonial plus two car rooms, family size kitchen, , Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod­ 643-2426, 9-5. garage soon will be under con­ em kitchen with built-ins, for­ 643-0158. . Main St. Call 643-2171. MANCHESTER — Colonial, 3 $18,500—3 bedroom Ranch on professionally finished rec 4^ ROOMS, $130. 3% rooms, struction in this prime resi­ mal dining room, 3 large bed­ . bedrooms, baths, 2-car c o ll e c t lot ready for room, immaculate, $21,200. MARLBOROUGH — 6 room SEWING MACHINE -Singer $120. Garden Apartments, dential section. Watch for it. i m m e diate occupancy. rooms, 114 baths, finished fam­ garage, H. M. PYechette Real­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Ranch, basement garage, 2 automatic zig-zag ir cabinet, • parking, 16 Forest St. off Main Also two other lots available Ideally situated close to 649-2813. ily room, garage, large wood­ Choicesf Meats In Town/ Houses For Sede 72 ty, 647-6093. fireplaces, excellent ^ condition. button holes, embroiders, hems S t No pete. 646-0090, 643-5675. where the builder will build to bus, school and shopping. ed lot, $24,900. PhUbrick Agen­ MANCHESTER--Own your own COIfENTRY —newer 6 room cy, Realtors, 649-5347. Hanley Agency, 643-0030. etc. lik e new condition. Orig­ NEW 3 ROOM apartment, in­ CONCORD RD. — Beautiful your plan. T.J. Crockett, Real­ inally over S300, balance now, 2-bedroom home, for only $12,- tors. 643-1577. $27,950 -Wevirfleld Avenue, ncce.ssary loi lum w Fireplace, 4 bedrooms, large one year. to establish "wash-out Moehiiwry and Took 52 first floor, adjacent to north TRAINING COURSES WITH PAY account for the period enclosed rear porch. Only VERflON Desirable Hillcrest Application blanks and a end redevelopment, suitable $16,900. Pasek, Realtors, 289- July 1, 1967 to June 30, ESTATE HOMELFTB (ihain saw, excel­ Manchester Drive area. 6 room Cope with complete list of qualifications 1968 for Project I (Proj­ lent condition $100. Call 742- for beauty parlor, barber shop IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE-you may be given 120 hours of .. <,««. » .i 'JS™. 'o, 7475, 724-8243. built-ins. Wall to wall carpet- are available in Manchester at: or office. Available July 1. ait that time designated, pub­ ect No. 77-2) under Pub­ L 8252. CUSTOM BUILT this fence to the sati.sfaction of ing. Natural woodwork. At- Per.sonnel Office, Municipal lic Law No. 523 (Cor- CaU 649-2865. intensive training on the machine you have been hired to operate. Instruction licly opened and read aloud. the Engineer; pa^micnt for the SIX ROOM Cape, furnished or Bids must be submitted on tractive wooded lot. Priced to Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ nectlcut). to be financed Senren room Cape Cod erection and removal of this unfufnlshed, near school, Proposal Form No. CON 114G sell. Ask for Mr. Merritt. Bel- Chester, Connecticut, or Police by State of Connecticut Miisieat Instruments 53 m a in s t -large store and hotne.with the latest fea­ will be right in our own machine training school at the same high "Aircraft" fence shall be considered church and shopping center. reimbursements. ______basement, display window, In Bid Ehivelopes provided by fiord Agency, 643-5121. Headquarters, 239 Middle Turn- tures, wall to wall car­ as included in the contract bid Owner in Florida, will finance John I. Garslde Jr. BElAUnFUL Gulbransen Met- suitable business or offices, peting, kitchen built-ins, rate of pay. the State Highway Department, price. The general contours of Call 649-6958. HEBr 6 n “ --5% room RanTh, P“ " Manchester, Conndc- Secretary ropoUtan console piano with wiU renovate. 529-0518. which may be secured at 59 the surrounding ground shall 2 fireplBJoes, 4 bedrooms, Newfleld Avenue, Hartford, walk-out basement, excellent Board of Directors bench, mahogany, in exceUent ------——------near Center. Offered at ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be given courses ranging from 22 not be changed ^^'ithout .specific MANCHESTER condition. 4^^ acres plus, $17,- Applications for the position Manchester, Connecticut ennditiop CaU 1-228-3493 alter WAREHOUSE AND storage ConnecUcuL ’The telephone written permi.ssion by the En­ $24,500. number is 249-5211, extension 900. Call owner, no agents, of Paitrolman will be received Dated at Manchester. Con­ 7 p.m. bunding. 4,800 square feet, weeks to 93 weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gage gineer. 5 ROOMS FOR $9,500? in the General Manager’s Of­ necticut, this twentieth day cf 322, 2S2 or 283. NOTE: In addition to the In­ I 640-1768. ROBERT J . SMITH, ______large yard, for outside storage fice until August 25, 1967. L. C. GREENOUGH CO. A CER’ITFIED CHECK surance requirements contained We can try! Walking dis­ July, 1967. —-— ;------— and parkli^. Ground level and 647-9921 Making, Machine Repair and Pipe Making. BANK CASHIE2VS CHECK. AntK|UeS 56 truck level loading, CaU 522- in paragi'aph eleven (111 of tance to schools, shopping. _ Legal N otice____ INSVRANSlimiS SMCE 1914 b a n k TREASURER’S Very nice yard. Central lo­ 3114. Proposal Form CON 114G the LIQI'OR PKBMIT WANTED TO BUY—an tiques,______APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for courses ranging from three CHEX3K, DRAWN upon a successful bidder diall furnish cation, but you need a NOTICK OF APPLICATION steins, furniture, pewter, lead- SUITE OF offices presently JOIN THE prosperous Investors STATE BANK & TRUST a Certificate of Insurance for friend in the same situation. T^iin if* to giv e notlcD that I, COMPANY or a NA’TIONAL itO B E R T CH AU SSE o f 114 M ain 649-5241 to four years in Jet Engine Metalsmithing, Machining, Tool & Die Making and the same stated minimum St.. Ka.-^t Borlin. 0>nn«*ctirut, havp er lamps, art glass, primitives, suited for professional pur- with this sound 3-famUy, $2,- BANK located in the STATE silPCOVEHS and DRAPERlfi 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER t)ose is now avaUable in the 760 income per yew. Priced at amounts to cover Explosion, PETER F. GRADY filed an application dattnl July 20. CUSTOM-MADE All Fabrics Scotchgard any quanity. 644-8962. Electronics. OF CONNECTICUT, o r'a U.S. Collapse or Underground Dam­ 1967 with the Mquor Control Oym- (Grwnd Floor Host lo Houw & Halo) State ’Theatre Building. Can only $17,900. CaU Paul W. Dou- POST OFTTCE MONEY OR­ Real Estate Co. for a Manche.ster Public Ten Years Written Ouaruhtee on All Workmanship ANTIQUE SLEIGMQ bed with be subdivided if necessary, gan, Realtor, 649-4536. age Liability (XCU). M ark K the .sale of alcoh olic DER, to the order of TREAS­ it e m #5 2 .stoi-y frame 643-2594 liquor on tlic premises. 806 Main' mattress; Victorian pine bu- URER, STATE OF CON- St.. Manchester. Connecticut. LABOR For information call theater r ^NCH — MODERN kitchen, house, 2 car frame garage^ 76 "Serving Till?, business will lx? own<* y » u i& o K For Sole 70 quired as part of his contract v ^ r ^ y John I. Garslde Jr. Phone ahead for reservations. Then you’ll find a roil nlct foot. OaU J. D. Real Estate, room Cape, with garage in bid price to supply suitable ma- hVe dollars ($25.00) per tfey ENJ.OY COUNTRY Uving at its Secretary MAIKHEmit SHOPPma park adr 6 » e i » . Bowers School area. Featuring terial accrotable to the Ehigi- will be assessed tor each c^en- best in this 5-room Ranch, pam room instead of a real bad “No Vacancy". SIX ROOM house plus 4-beiy . . — 1. «ii J-- Qf over-run of Oon- Board of Directors 382 M iddk TurnpikB West FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, gfdage suitable for auto repair 2 fuU baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, neer to complete the" back fill dar day eled kitchen and dining, one D$anchester, Connecticut formal dining room, aluminum of the cellar hple Immediateely tract time. acretofland. Hurry at $13,000. ,The Southam Now England lU e j^ M N iiC o iip ^ atove, reMgerator, laundry fa- or machine shop, one acre loL Howard S. Ives, Dated at Manchester, Con- 2nd Fleer-PHONE: 643-9536 siding, treed lot, $20,6(X). Wdl- up(Mi remo' the building > fa u l W. Dougan, Rejaltor, 649- necUcut, this twentieth day of ciUttes and parking, on bus beavUy traveled main rpa^ State Highway vexton Agency, Reiritors, 649- from its founi ition. ’The top 4835. July, 1967- n a », t M U . Available Aug. U. Ask for Mr. Merritt, Belllon' two fe«t o f fill below adjacent CoimnissioQer 2818. ‘ * i-T O U «M M # . ' Agency, 6(U-6U1, / I 'y -n V '^ O L .y PAdI TWBMT7 MONDAY, iWWUSi? 7 / 1 M 7 Polls Open Tomorrow in District 18 (Waddell-Y) 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. The book dlaOttaalan i^nop of Ab6iit Town tbe Ifanriheatar Junior Women'a Club b o . win qioat tmnorrow at 'MHMnubBr llw MUto 1C. Fnnk S:M pjn. a]t the borne of MTi. Apnast Daily Net Pieaa Rn The Weather mn « t Mt. and lAra. Oeorge Toninkl, 18 Wedgewood For The Week Ended Partly cloudy tonight, little n «ld c B. MaloiMjr o( t t Single­ Dr. *'A Portrait of an AiUat" c i n n e y f u e l temperature change; hot but wood Dr., bM recently been by Jamea Joyce will be dla- M K July 22, 1867 less humid tomorrow, high near •worded (be Vtotneni Service ouaaed. ' Sfedel with otM cempelgn atar 90; 50’/ chance of showeis to­ M c K i n n e y f u e l night. wMla 'aerving aa a crewmem­ Machinlat Mate S.C. George 14,729 ber aboard tbe guided mlaalle J. Purdy, aon of Mr. and MTa. Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm frigate U88 Wainwrigtat In the John M. Purdy of 066 ^Porter M c K i n n e y f u e l c o . Chilf of llpnldn oft the coaat of S t, reinaitly graduated from the VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 250 (FOURTEEN PAGESj MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1^67 (Classified Advertising on Page 11) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Vietnam. Bbiglnemah School at the U.S. . ; . for tiM host In oil sorvteof Coaat Guard Reaerve Training Rebent gueata at the home of Center, Torktown, Va. Mr. and MTa. SSmore Hohen- bal, 44 Ridgewood'St., have Mancheater WATBS, will meet Vinh Plant Attacked Tipey Riders been Mr. and Mra. Peter Kunl- tomorrow at tbe Italian Ameri­ EUREKA, Calif. (A PI- hokn and Oielr two ddughtera can Club, 186 Sndridge St. Two rodeo enthusiasts were from Ankara, Turkey, Weighing in wW be from 7 to Viet-Tested Paratroopers fred, after 'being charged bolm la a profeaaor at Robbrla 8 p.m. The program will be a O R D E F I TODAY... with being drunk on horse­ College In Ankara. He ia a Burprlae project arranged by back on a puUic highway. nephew of M n . Hohenthal. UeS. Delivers the waya and means commit­ Jack Leroy Erwin, 69, of They will retum to Turkey late tee.^ next month. HydesvUle, Calif., pleaded guilty and was fin^ $56. LOSE WEIGHT BY FRIDAY Gilbert Dias, 44, of Petrolla, Washout Items Dual Strike Calif., posted $29 bail. Put Clamp on Detroit Riots Juttukeatiny M SB WBlSNt- •rhe California Highway were shot down as "police Put on Agenda Hungrex tablet before THli PIRST DAVl ' SAIGON (AP)-—Ameri- Patrol said the two had at­ mealf. ^. and banish thoee can warplanes and bom- spies." Thousands now lose While no major ground battles tended a rodeo in Fortuna The Board of Directors on hated extra pounds at Warding naval vessels de­ Sunday night aiul had start­ weidit who never thouiht were reported, there were sharp Worth Aug. 1 will conduct public hear­ you banish hunger! Why?^ livered a coordinated ed back for Hydesville, 9 ings and will take possible L they could...report fights up and down South Viet­ 23 Dead; Becaiue If un ^ x is knockout blow to the big nam, with 49 Viet Cong killed In miles away, on Erwin’s aetkm on four washout appro­ the most powerful I remarkable weid>t loseea horse and mule. Knowing priation items, all for the of7...20>...even power plant just outside one series of running fights in 2 r^udM aid ever Officeia said it was the Huge Areas Board of Elducation and all to 41 pounds in a slidrt the major North Vietna­ the northernmost 1st Corps area releasea for public use third arrest for Erwin on be financed by equal state while.Solfydu*rathfd mese city of Vinh, 'the where most recent ground without presaription! similar charges. grants. U.S. Command said today. fighting has centered. W iped Out A motorist VTTote, ‘Tve Suppresses hunger pangs of half-way maasurat They are $S,824 to augment r clfA tIvt ' It was the first combined Air- The Vinh power plant was often wished I could stop a so effectively, it actually f and want reaHy alf(------driver vdw habitually Ignores the summer school program; help in reducing Navy strike at a major North attacked Monday. The heavy DETROIT (AP) — Or­ limits the ability of road divider lines and ask (6,000 to finance part of the ...send for Hungrex Vietnamese targat. cruiser St. Paul steamed close In Capital dered into action by Presi­ your body to produce ■ A rash of terrorist Incidents Inshore and opened up wtth her him, ‘Just what does he think Adult Basic Education Pro­ today. Hungrex will simply dent Johnson, Army para­ IS b e purpose of that line in gnawing hunger Were reported In South Viet- 8-lnch guns while two destroyers gram; $18,400 for Project I, amaze ydu! You'll bo troopers clamped an iron the center of the road?’ He sensations! Result? You ham, iffchynng Communist ef- darted even closer to shell Red remedial reading, and mathe­ d im m er next week or your Some Q aim Hd on Detroit today, and defeats its safety factor both matics for disadviemtaged chil­ don't feel hungry...down ^ forts to stop traffic on the major shore batteries. 5 ^ money back. No for himself and others, is a dren, for the period July 1, goes your calorie intake. . . Mekong Delta highway and a After an hour-long bombard- calm returned at least for prescription needed. menace to oncoming cars and 1967 to June 30, 1068; and $27,- ^errlU a raid on a smaU hamlet ment, waves of Jets from the the moment, after 48 makes it doubly hazardous and down goes your C ut in T a x 391 for Project m , also a re­ vreight. where five men and a woman cairler Constellation swept over hours of killing, pillaging for cars trying to pass in the the plant, imloading 500- and same direction. Tou ought to medial reading and mathemat­ and burning. ics program for disadvantaged 700-pound botnbs. Wisest Move Some new fires broke out. restate In your column the •CWf. nmiMd OnymliM simple fact that a safe driver children, and also for the pe­ It was thd second consecutive Sporadic sniper fire spattered keeps to the right. The driv­ riod July 1, 1967 to June 30, September day that planes had hit the Ben WASHINGTON (AP) — While against walls and sidewalks. er who frequently drives wlUi 1968. Hot Bean Kettle Raised at Weekend Festival *rhuy plant two miles southeast the Johnson administration de­ But the presence of the para­ his ]rtt wheels on or over The Aug. 1 board meeting of Vinh and about seven miles liberates on tax inc^’ease pro- troopers — 40 per cent of them the dividing line is almost will be at 8 p.m. in the Mu­ Burled kettle fUled with hot cooked beans Is lifted at bean hot Stones and burled over with sand. Saturday afternoon Key Month, inland from the Tonkin Gulf. , « combat tested In Vietnam — guaranteed that he will soon­ nicipal Building Hearing Room. hole bean festival over 'the weekend at the Tolland County the pots were raised and opened for 'the fourth annual out­ ^ m T w a -r a -a -a The plant, orlglnaUy rated at Posai. some influential congres- appeared to have brought a lull er or later involve himself in IrSs ufoil Pom r/al IMbteimg Aid I V r l R R ®hout 8,000 kilowatts, had been slonal taxwriters contend the In the wild Negro rioting that an accident A reader.” For Agricultural Center in Rockville. The kettles, each contained door dinner. Hun'dreds of area residents attended. (Herald NHRR from 25 to 150 pounds ot beans, were lowered Friday onto .photo by Pinto.) /ffvsr Rsisassff /ar ffaHle lisa/ 3 -L ” A .A A 1 .A4 bombed out of operation a year wisest long-run economic course laid waste to huge sectioiu of guaranteed top service and Moscow’ s Kremlin ago but the North Vietnamese would be a tax cut. unusual value see us now! the city and claimed 23 lives, The Kremlin is walled, a COUNTRY DRUG . NEW YORK (AP)—"Septem- restored some of Its capacity. They argue the basic direcUon Cyrus Vance, special assistant DiUon Sales and Service, Mrs. Thomas McCann, 151 Mc­ John Daley, 67 WethereU St.; RFD 4, Rockville; Mrs. Linda space about a mile and a half 217 West Middle TNn> f>er is the critical month’* ih After the two-day poimding, of the economy is more Impor- in the Defense Department and Hospital Notes Kee St. Mrs. Ella Waterman, Lakevlew Wilcox and son, 272 Charter Oak Manchester, Conn. Inc. in circumference. Within it the uncertain future of the New plant again is presumably tant than short-range periods of Johnson’s deputy at the scene, DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Ter., Coventry. St.; Mrs. Irene Connors and Tonr Ford Dealer are a number of buildings — □ Send nwTegulir 21-diy supply of Hunirax wKh P.PA for |laven Railroad, saya the chair- operation, the U.S. Com- Inflation or high deficit, and urged businesses and Industries palaces, catharsis, church­ visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. William Christensen, RFD 1, AiliBO, Jane Belaiiger, 61 Wei- sonv 147 Orchard St., RockvUle; only $3. 319 Main St.; Manchester In all areas excepting mater­ man of the railroad’s trustees, but precise damage that a tax hike might have serl- to reopen. es, museums and government Coventry; Paul Arnold, Glas­ Ungton Rd.; James Close, 48 M n . Mary Incerpl and son, 2 043-2145 nity where they are 2:80 to 4 □ Send me cconomy^Ue 42-dty supply for only $5. 1 *rhe statement by Richard assessment was impossible be- ous dampening effects. He asked cltizei:s to come buildings. tonbury; David Miller, 2660 Ell- Beelzebub Rd., Wapping; Wil- Foster Dr., Vernon; Mn. Ger­ box of Joyce Smith was prompted in cause of the clouds of smoke. President Johnson said in back to Jobs, but the plea went pjn. and 7 to 8 pan. and private ington Rd., Wapping; Mrs. Irene Uam Feldon, 65 Hawthorne St.; aldine Stepule and daughter, 63 Ubtetf rooms where they are 10 a.m. (iidsywppb) Ninw. part by another ominous pre- flame and dust raised by the January he would ask Oongi^ess (AP Phixofax) largely uidieeded. The center of Thompson, East Hartford; Mrs. Mrs. Florinda Godi, 45 Dlscov- Ellington; Mrs. i Nancy Oben- diction by the Connecticut bombardment and bombing. to enact a six per cent surtax on were reported Monday in the city. At least two the city was virtually a ghost to 8 pjn. Vlaltoia are requested Helen Sweet, Dobson Rd., Ver- ery Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Jenna auer and daughter, 45 Lyness Firemen were all but helpless facing this inferno not to smoke in patients’ rooms. Address. Transportation Authority that The air strikes were among Individual and corporate Income town. non; Ernest Cote, Stafford Vines, High Manor Park, Rock- St.; Mrs. Arlene Locke and in Detroit’s riot afea last night. Nearly 200 fires firehouses were besieged by snipers. No more Uian two visitors at the bankrupt rail line will have 144 missions flown against taxes. He said last week that Gov. George Romney, appear­ Springs; Mn. Harriett Goss, viUe; Mrs. Ruby Fotherglll, 44 daughter, 14 Delmont St.; M n. -Zont.___ StaU. ode time per patient. wy— to shut down completely in 80 North Vietnam Monday by air congressional action along those ing with Vance and Mayor Je­ Faiivlew St. □ Payment Enclosed 26c for haiwUlag REGISTERED Warehouse Point; Mrs. Musetta Martha Rezman and daughter, to 60 days unless it receives an Force, Navy and Marine pilots. lines is necessary. rome Cavanagh at a news con­ Kingman, 689 Main St.; Alphon- Also, Mrs. Delphlne Tomasek, 84 Hamlin St. ' Immediate grant of $2 million. u.S. headquarters reported all But no' presidential message Fattento Today: 2S£ Racial Violence Grows ference, said a curfew would sus Shells, 674 E. Middle Tpk^.; Frank M. Relnhold, CTA chair- strikes weri?' against supply on taxes has been sent yet to remain in effect indefinitely as ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. Linda Racicot, West WUlington. man, and Samuel Kanell, exec- routes and facilities In the lower Capitol HUl, and Chairman Wll- J would an order closing bars, Rachel Bamber, 171 E. Center Also, Frederick Spaulding, 18 utlve director, said in a news half of the country because bur D. Mins, D-Ark., of the tax- liquor stores, gasoline stations S t; Peter Black, Stuart Dr., Myrtle St.; M n . Mildred Tew, conference Monday that the clouds blanketed the area from wrltii^; Ways and Meaiu Corn- and all places of entertainment. ‘ToHand; Henry GhreUen, 45 WiUimantic; M n . Ellen M one, New Haven’s continued loss of Hanoi to the Chinese border. mlttee has declln^ public corn- Disorders in N. Y, “Due to on apparent improve­ 5 YEARS RuaseU Dr., Vernoa; Mra. Alice 31 Princeton St.; Mn. Ruth cash will force the Une to “ shut South Vietnamese and Ameri- ment on whether he would sup- ment In the over-all situation. Clifton, Wardiouse Ptdnt; Lin­ Sturgeon, Mansfield; John down completely by mld-Sep- can authorities reported about a port an increase. Gov. Romney, Mayor Cavanagh da Crtrft, 74 Union S t ; Co- Downes, 82 Wells St.; James JULY - A Good Time To Uuy A New Car! tember." dozen acta of terrorism ranging Without Mills’ support, any and I are requesting businesses, melio DeCarll, 16 Blgetow St; Healy, 77 Concord Rd.; John "A s a remit of the rail stop­ from assasslnattonr to -the tax increase proposal would Cros»^ver River retail stores and industries to Mrs. Joisepldne Garda, 46 Cool- bombing of a hamlet school face a difficult fight. Bujaucius, 80 North St.; Mrs. page of last Miijiday,” they add­ NEW YORK (AP) — Rioting hidden In tenement windows, resume normal operations with SERVICE idge St; Wendy Howard, 69 which luckily was unoccupied. Major aiguments for the tax Shirley Stevenson, 35 Strant St.; ed, “ this diutdown may be ad­ then thrashing rioters with their citizens using caution and good Starkweather St.; Mrs. Jo- Moriaiiy Brothers Have 100 New Cars In Stock To Choose From! hike ate that tbe federal deficit, Puerto Ricans, dodging their PROTECTION CONTRACT Ruth BenUey, 18 Canteabury vanced to August." (See Page Four) own rooftop snipers and police nightsticks. judgment,” Vance said. sephltw KeiXh, French Rd., Bol­ which stood at $9.9 billion for St.; John DeGdrrno, 116 Walnut Smith declined to speculate on But main arteries of the na­ ton; Jose|h Koaman Jr., Wind- the fiscal year ended June 3 , bullets, charged again early It was full-scale rioting and St.; Nelson Quinby-^r., 88 Tan­ a shutdown date, but said he tion’s fifth largest city were all BOf Locks; Mrs. Agatha Kuzls, might swell past the $20 billion today through the slum streets the worst of three straight AT NO COST ner St.; Mark Kehtfield, 64 couldn’t see cause for an August but sealed by fear of the dwin­ 91 Scott Dr.; Mrs. Angelena 6 More Weeks of Hot Weather Due! Now’s Tbe Time To Buy That mark this year, and that with­ of Spanish Harlem, setting fires nights of lesser disturbances In South St., Rockville. shutdown. with tossed cans of stolen oil dling sniper fire and by devas­ twwrence, Bart Providence, Smoke Routs out a tax increase Inflation El Barrio — the neighborhood. CovEfs Ports, Uri>er Also, M n . Mary Ann Ito- September will hold the indi­ and looting neighbors' tiny tation that had soared into the R X ; H arry Lee, Windsor might again balloon later this In Spanish — cramped, steamy barge, 547 Center St; M n. Olga cation of the wavering railroad’s shops and grocery stores. Two hundreds of millions of dollars Locks; Elizabeth Robinson, 40 Families year, precipitating another home to a large segment of the For a Fun Fiv» Yoors Colla, 84 W. Middle Tpke.; future. Smith said Monday night. persons died in the violence. and could make this rioting East Hartford. round of high interest rates. city’s 850,000 Puerto Ricans. Mary Arm Benson, 64 Mt. Nebo "Business could pick up In the costliest In the nation’s history. ADM l'iTED YBSTEStDtAY: In Hartford A six per.. cent surcharge For the first time since they It took a heavy rain at 3 a.m. Pi.; Mrs. Marlon - Perkins, 89 fall," he said. But the trustee Most deliveries within the city Wmam Bhizensky, 69 Clinton would probably 'net between $3 began early Sunday, the disor­ to do what police found so diffi­ Branford St.; Mn. Ruth Hend­ also cabtion of "a poor business failed to resume. Hotels and S t; Mrs Joaephine Brown, 317 flii^ conriitiOn HARTFORD (AP) —Some 40 billion and $4 billion, leaving the ders Jumped the Harlem River cult—get the unruly mobs off rickson, 48 Judith Dr.; Mn. cUmate In our service," refer- restaurants still open said they Tolland T ^ e .; TTmothy CoUlns, probable 1968 deficit beyond the from Manhattan and spread to a the streets and indoors. Adeline Schmidt, 75 St. John St.; CAR! rtng to the .two-month construe- families were routed Into the were ruimlng short of food. largely Puerto Rican section of A Puerto Rican woman, 44, a ®WestlnEhouse 1271 Sullivan Ave., 'Wrapping; bon strike In OontMcUcut which street Monday as dense smoke 1959 record $12.4 billion ’’peace- Linda Fitzgerald, 663 Griffin M n . Evelyn Chartier, 218 Cen­ the Bronx.v Looting broke out commurdty leader, was hit be­ The auto industry, which shut gouged a large chunk out of the {^om a cellar fire spread ttme" deficit. Shaded area of map shows area over which rioting:, Rd., IJoulth Windsor; Paul ter St.; Anthony Stebbins, Hart­ It already has stirred a storm and a youth was shot in the tween the eyes by what police all its plants Monday, opened New I^ven’s freight rece^ts^ throi«h an apartment building G r^ b , IGl Elizabeth Dr.; Mrs. ford; Mrs. Nora Westover, RFD of congressional mail, and is arm. said was a sniper's .22-caIlbre looting and arson had spread in Detroit Monday. most of them today. But absen­ Relnhold ssdd the authority AUTOMATIC Elsie Gurtafson, 31 Maple St; 1, Andover. on Himtlngton St. unlikely to be popular. More than 1,000 policemen In bullet. She died shortly after a Dark area in center shows area of the major disr teeism kept assembly lines at a could see only one possible WlBIam Hayes, R FD 1, IBolton; Also, Armando Morano, East One fireman wais Injured by Some contend that with the helmets and steel vests chased young Puerto Rican was found turbances Sunday, the first day of the rioting. crawl. short-term counter to the shut­ Blasil HObbs, 131 Prospect S t, Hartford; M n . Frances MUler, broken glass and two others war In Vietnam expected to con­ roving bands ' of 2,000 youths fatally injured with a broken Expressways that cr(ss-cros8 down threat; federal funds to ELECTRIC RANGE Rockville; Mrs. Marianna Hor- 13 River St., Rockville; M n . were treated at St. Francis Hos­ tinue indefinitely, the prospec­ through a 126-squ'arc block area neck. Dozens of injuries were the city were nearly deserted. assure continuation of service ta, 67 Bretton Rd.; Patrick Maryann MazzareUa, 28 Ken­ pital for smoke Inhalation. tive fiscal 1969 deficit might be ot Manhattan, taking cover to reported, including six police­ Those abroad in cars gawked at at the west end of the systein Humphrey, 41 Chertnut St.; wood Rd., Vernon; Anthony Firemen rescued one woman larger than that for fiscal 1968, empty their revolvers at snipers men, at least one from a gim- the miles of smashed shop win­ "at least to the end of 1967." Arthur Kkxnan, 233 Center St. Amenta, East Hartford; Henry on the fourth floor by ladder, even with a tax increase. shot wound. Johnson Asks Nation dows and smouldering debris, The was set up to aid Lutz, East Hartford; M n . Lil­ CTA and brought another tenant out Out-of-state licenses were num­ Also, Mrs. Alice Landry, 183 the New Haven, particularly Its X school of so-called "new lian Banls, 32 Montauk Dr„ Ver­ with an oxygen mask. Rochealter erous. Walker St.; Mrs. Bernice La- West End commuter service in­ economists" contend the way to Reau, East Hartford; Jeffrey non; Edward Price, 76 linn- Fire Chief Edward M. Curtain produce more revenue is to cut ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — “ A lot of these looters and to Grand (Tentral Station. ’The Rail Strike To Help End Rioting burners are from Ohio," said MaxweU, RFD 2, Bolton; Mrs. more Dr.; M n. Patricia Hamp^ Jr. said the fire started below taxes, thereby Increasing the Two "predominantly Negro sec- 1,556-mUe raU system serves Negro police captain. “ They Mabel Merritt, 66 RusseU St; son and daughter, 169-'Maple the front lobby of the four story tax base. ’This was the effect of t'ono were rocked by violence New York tonnecU^uut, Rhode Towers, and ( WASHINGTON (AP)—Presi­ In a brief television broadcast come in trucks and cars and John Mutty, Glastonbury; Mrs. St.; Mn. Maureen Mozzer and was the 1964 and 1965 tax cuts. M e d ia t o r s Mo.iday night a '.d early today dent Johnson pleaded to law- endli:g after midnight, Johnson load up .with the good stuff like Susan O’Brien, 207 W. Center son, 94 Finley St.; M n. Marilyn “ f i S l contained In the front part of the - Any tax reduction probably \7iti a toll of two dead and three carries 24,(XX) commuteiv daily abiding citizens across the na- announced his decision to heed liquor and TV sets.. They they St; Paul <|uey, 134 Maple St; Turner and daughteiV Carpenter cellar. would take more than a year to wou:ided. Scores of windows to and from New York City. in W ork tioh to help put down rioting and Michigan Gov. George Rom­ clear things up and set fires." - Rd.,' Bolton. Cause of the blaze was not Beg] were broke.-! and some shops Mrs. Ann Scfaack, 15 Ridge S t; lawlessness after he sent feder­ ney's request for federal In heavily damaged area DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- (See Page Fourteen) immediately determined. (See Page Fourteen) looted. Raiuly Skoly, 44 Reed St, Rock- WASHINGTON (AP) — A un­ al troops Into rlot-rlpped Detroit forces. From Capitol Hill came Negroes and whites alike served vttle; Bruce Smith, West WiU- DAY: Ann Sornberger, H ^p- ion spokesman said today that (See Page Fourteen) “ with the greatest regret." political bickering and specula- coffee to weary troops. Small ton; Linda Biyant, 37 Flower Ington; Mrs. Marion Stephen­ 1967 MERCURY COMET CAPRI 2-DOOR HARDTOP railroad shiperaft workers are tlon in the wake of riot develop­ knots of people gathered on St.; William Cox,- 756 Vernon son, Camp Meeting Rd., Bolton; paid "outrageous" wages, but ments. street corners, but they were in John Vince, 227 McKee St.; C. St.; Philip Madore, 157 E. Main JULY SALE rtUCE! he pledged cooperation with a "I am sure the American peo­ St., Rockville ;*WlUard Upton, 15. AIR-CONDITiONED! V-8 engine, a friendly, chatty mood. Daniel Way, Gilead St, Hebron; Fcdsral White House board as It began ple will irealize," said the grim­ Reports of Injuries mounted, Ash St.; James Taggart, 129 fawn with a beige interior, black ox­ Pope Arrives in Turkey Donna Wentworth, 9 Warren efforts to resolve the tough faced, bespectacled President, but apparently there was no Wells St.; M n . Carol Hansen, St.; Harvey WUcox, 117 McKee ford roof, automatic transmission, dispute between the workers Fickle Jet Streams "that I take this action with the way to get an accurate count. Thoinpsonville; Kathy Sten- LoImI St.; Donald WUey, 34 Sherwood and the carriers. greatest regret—and only be­ Official estimates, ranged from hquse, 162 Oak St.; M n. Eliza­ power steering, power brakes, deluxe" Circle. List cause of the clear, unmistakable 600 to more thanT',000. beth Everett, 374 Summit St.; wheel covers, whitewalls, courtesy For Mideast Peace Talk “Tills is the only chance left Blamed for Weather BIRTHS SATURDAY; A son for our members to get a decent and undisputed evidence that Hundreds, possibly thousands, to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bluto, 21 lights, radio, tinted glass, internal Gov. Romney and the local offi- had become refugees, burned i ISTANBUL, T u r k e y (AP) — wage Increase,” sadd. Thomas Lakevlew Dr., Coventry; a son 3149 xwx...»cv,Ramsey, spokesman for six un' WASHINGTON (AP) - II has water-, from Virginia to New cials have been unable to bring out of homes or Jobs, Newest high speed surface units, fully automatic selector wipers. , Delivered plus Conn. Sales Tax Pope Paul VIV * arrived«M aav«v* in*** Moslem to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Board- Ions which Congress ordered »>««« » comparaUvely cool and Ejigland this year, the situation under control." rCity agencies seeking ways to INVITATION ^Turkey today on a two-day mla- timer, full width fluoiescent light, full width man, WilUmantic; a aim to Mr. back to work last week after a summer over much of the Some areas of eastern New Defeivse Secretary Robert 8. ifcip refugees said many were akm to discuss peace In the Mid-’ and M n . Lawrence Finn!, 40 TO BID two-day nationwide strike. nation thus far, all because of York and New England are ex- McNamara and Atty. Gen. iVvin{ing in their cars. storage drawer, see through window in oven. Eu-j BRAND NEW 1967 MERCURY BRAND NEW 1967 MERCURY 'die East the holy places o f Jer- Seii Wayne Morse D-Ore th®*® fickle Jet streams, the pected to receive heavy rainfall Ramsey Clark stood just beind Edgerton S t; a daughter to Mr. Sealed bids wUl be received The paratroopers, 1,800 from tisalem, and waya to end 900 the President as he called on and M n. Alvin Hlrschfield, 81 at the office of the Purchasing COLONY PARK STATION WAGON MONTCLAIR 4-DOOR HARDTOP chairman of the five-man board weather experts say. through mid-August, the bureau the 101st and 82nd Airborne Di­ joy the best. ■ years of division between Ro- “ all of our people. In all of oiir Moimtaia Rd. AgeiR, 41 Cehter Street, Man- appointed by President Johnson, Despite some occasional hot said. visions under Lt. Qen. John AIR-CONDmONElDI 390 cubic Inch V-8 engine, Inver­ AIR-CONDmONBD! 390 cubic Inch V -8 engine, fawn man CatboUc and Orthodox convened the first board session and zteamy days, more wet and Basically, the country’s cities, to Join in a determined Throckmorton, were ordeired BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son cherter, Connecticut, until ness green with deluxe matching Ulterior, automatic with parchment all vinyl interior, black oxford roof, auto­ Christians.' to ouUine ground rules before relatively cool weather U anUcl- weather now is affected by two program to maintain law and Into action late Monday nig^t aa to Mr. and M n . Elton Brackett, August 8, 1967, at 11:00 a.m., transmsaion, whitewalls, power steering, power disc matic transmission, whitewalls, power steering, power Within two hours o< his arriv­ beginning negotiations with un- pated at leart through mld-Au- Jet streams, order” and to show “ that riots. 871 Adams St.; a son to Mr. and for Tandem Roller. brakes, dual action tailgate, tilt steering wheel, radio, brakes, Ult steering wheel, radio, tinted windshield, delincc gunfire crackled In the streets al, tboT ope Gonferred privately ion and railroad reprosentatlves 8n“t. One flows from Alaska and l<^Ung and public disorder will and explosions boomed in wide­ Bid forms, plaiu and spec- cornering Ughts, power rear window. Federal Label List seat belts. Federal Label List $4480. with President Oevdet Sunay ifica'tlonB are available at the $4798. later today. ■ **** 1*^ streams act as northwest Canada over the not be tolerated.” ly scattered sections. JULY SALE PRICE! sind other top (rfficlals. Inform- “SklUed railroad shopmen are do is almost as much of a Great Lakes region and then Johnson’s order and his appeal They Joined some 7,000 police Purchasing Office, 41 Center JULY SALE PRICE! .ants said Pope Paid appealed to Street, Mancherter, Connectl- *3799 paid 50 cents to $1.60 per hour mystery to the Weather Bureau toward the, Northeart. Ite lower to a nationwide' television au- and National Guardsmen duel- *4049 them to mediate the dispute be- less than men performing cqm- as it is to the man In the street limit Is generally near the Chi- dlence came hours after Senate GOING jween Israel and the Arabs. buttoning up his raincoat cogo-northern Indiana area. Democratic Leader Mike Mans- (See Page Feurteen) Town o f Mancherter, * The 09-year-oId F « ^ was the parable work in other indus­ Coimecticut tries,” Ramsey said. agalnst a late afternoon thun- more southerly than normal. ' field put administration weight CAMPING? BRAND NEW 1967 MEROURY Ilrst pontiff In 12 centuries to dershower. In the SouUi another Jet behind a .Senate Republican See The Oomplng Robert B. Weiss, BRAND NEW 1967 HERGURY trtslt the former citadel of East- The 137,000 members of the General Manager COMMUTER STATION WAGON MONTEREY 4-DOOR SEDAN six unions average $2.90 on ’“They’re never normal,” one stream dances in from the &ulf move to priibe rioting in U. S. SpeelalMa u n ChrlsUaqity. The last was official says in describing them of M ^ c o , and turns in through cities, MANCHESTER AIR-CONDITIONED! Trifalga blue with matching all hour. Skilled men average $8.06. AIR-CONDinONBn>! Presidential black, deluxe interior Pope Constantine I In 711. as a major study area. "W e the Southwest and Texas before HIRSCH-WEIS trim, automatic transmission, clock, power rear window. vinyl interior, black oxford roof, automatic transmission, Ramsey, vice president of the But Mansfield struck back at 7 TravMing on a four-engine don’t know the foil answers.” heading east from about Kan- Republican Policy Coordinating Bulletin WHITE-STAG power- steering, power brakes, speed control, AM-FM ra­ clock, whltewolU, power brakes, power steering, radio, pommerdal Jetliner, Pope Paul AFL-CIO Internatimial Brother­ INVITATION deluxe exterior chrome, tinted windshield, deluxe wheel The experts how are working iws. Committee charges that the dio, tinted windshield, deluxe wheel covers, heavy duly anivod three days after a dlsaa- hood of Electrical Workers, was suspension. Federal Label List $4704. cevers. Federal Label list $3749. on the theory the Jet streams— In between, there Is what the United States is “ rapidly $zous earthquake spread wlde- named chairman of the six-un­ DIES IN COTTAGE FIRE TENTS TOBID ion negotiating (xmimlttee to­ the upper air wind patterns experts call a conference where approaching a state of aimrchy” JULY SALE PRICE! JULY SALE PRICE! •pread destruction In AnatoUa. above 10,(XX) feet—are affected storms are generated over a and that Johnson Is 'falling to BETHLEHEM (AP)—One- Sealed bids win be received Southeast! of Istanbul, IdUing at day. He replaces his brother, at the office of the ^rohaSing *3899 *3249 ITce .President Joseph Ramsey in some .way by ocean water wide area, recognize and deal with racial Mrson perWied today ia a temperatuns as well a* ground In southern Florida, mean- vlcdence. Bre that swept a thzeerroofo TELEVISION APPLIANCE SLEEPING Agent, 41 Center Street, Man­ ___ from his idane, the qf the AFL-CIO International cherter, Oonnectlcut, until Association' of Machinists, Who tem peratum . In turn, it Is be- while, drought in the Ever- The GpP committee, which oottage-type dwellag on Take Up To 36 Months To PRy With LOW BANK RATES! Fope'told Um Turkish leaders August 8, 1967, at 11:30 a.m., retired this week. Ueved, they have some effect on glades relieved -by includes congressional leaders, Flanders R