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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1970 \' HanrlfTatrr lEurhing l^eraUi Aswraire Dally Nst Prew Ron f Por Tke Wedi HikM The Weather About Town JmM S, ISTS Praf«a«kmal Women’s Stsuiy, hot this sAsmoon and Club will- have its snnuAt meet- 1 5 ,9 0 3 WsdnssAsy, highs tai ths low Ms. inf and election of officers to­ Pslr and warm tcMgtat, ths tow morrow St s dinner at 6 :M p.m. Anderson-Little Hanchester— A City of VUlage Charm In ttis 60s. St the Altnsveifh, Storrs. Host­ esses sre J in . Donald Kirby, VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 212 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Mrs. BUen linfard, Miss Ethel MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 (Otoaslfled Advertiatog on Plage 17) CkMiee, Miss Avis Kelloff and PRICE TIN e n m Mrs. Wlrth Velte. Mrrf. Marlon Lynch and Mrs. Theresa O’Leary will be guests Bullets Miss of honor at a teacher retirement Kosygin recaption tomorrow from 7 to Cong Take Key City t p.m. at Waddell School. K ing H ussein Retiring? Reservations close 'Thursday LONDON (AP) — H js On Laos Supply Line lor the dinner for menriibers of In Jordan Dally Mall reported today the Shnma Nettleton Oroup of AMMAM, Jordan (AP) _ that Alexei N. Koiqrgln will Center Oonfregatlonal Church EFather^s step down as Soviet Premier SAIGON (AFyr-’The North VistnameM strengthsii- which will be held next Monday King Hussein escaped an assas- this month — but British and ed their supply netwo^ east of the Mekong River today St 6.*18 p.m. at Willie’s Steak ainaUon attempt today In the other Western 'diplomats re­ with the capture of SlMavane, a provincial capital in House. Ftor reservations, call h midst of fighting between the acted to the claim with some the southern I^tian panhandle. 'Mrs. Ernest Pandera, 18 Jordainlan army and Palestinian reserve. Informed sourciM In Vlenttime------^ Orotiard at. guerrillas, the Amman^radlo im­ ported. One of the two deputy pre­ s^ d * ^ t ^ o n of enemy troops Marly ‘1,600 tons of munltlaiis A first birthday party was ifi The army troops were trying miers — Klril Masurov, M, given yesterday for Courtney to curtaU guerrilla incursions or Dmitri Polyansky, 6S — '•y American forces opj^ Lynne Baker at the home of her into Israel. will take over from the ail­ ing, 66-year-old Koaygln, ac­ gnandperents, Mr. and Mrs. The broadcast said Hussein’s Joseph Oublel of 20 MoKee St. cording to the newspaper. ^eved withdrawing to the 39, perhaps with haK motorcade was fired upon this It based Its report on Miss Karen Rowan, daughter of morning as heavy fighting 'n u n , m n . ^ again that much sslBsd by South Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Rowan: “well-authenticated reports raged In the streets of the capi­ reaching London." and Mias Linda Fhanka, daugh­ tal. r ““’? - ter of Mr. and Mrs, Stanley British government and Saravane Us. som. 70 milss “ Leaden of both sides worked Western embassy officials northwest of AtUq>su, anothsr Planka, all of Enfield, were Sale out a cease-fire arrangement lx>Messes. About 46 persons at­ Our Reg. *6 said they have had no new provincial capital the North (I Psgs TMfOssa) tended. late in the morning but this was indications suggesting Kosy­ Vietnamese captured on April Permanent Press Ignored and the bitter fighting gin’s departure may be Im­ 80. Both towns are on strategic Memorial Temple, Pythian Casual Slacks raged Into the afternoon. minent. highways and provide acoeas to H Sisters, will meet tomorrow at The combatants battled with They recalled there has several land and river supply H 6 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall for a rockets, basookas, machine been considerable specula­ routes from North Vietnam to H memorial service for departed guns and automatic weapons, tion In and outside Moscow South Vietnam and Cambodia. House Plans • ^ 1 H members. tilling the city with the crash of this year that a shakeup in Saravane, 820 mllea southeut explosions and the bark of gun­ the Kremlin leadership may / of Vientiane, was the last prov­ Task Force H St. Margaret Circle, Daugh- f fire. be on the way. *17110 could incial capital stm held by the H tors of Isabella, will meet to- Hussein’s motorcade was follow elections for the So­ government east of the Mekong 1 H morrow at 8 p.m. at toe KofC OPEN driving through the crossroads viet parliament due Sunday, in the southern panhandle. The For Vietnam town of SweUeh 13 miles north­ town had been virtually sur- m, ______■ Home. EVERY NITE "Some day this sort of Our Reg. *8 east of the capital, the radio speculation is bound to prove rounded by North VletnameM "AdHWGTOM (AP) — Da- Mon thru said. 9 Ail Buckley School library right,” one official observed. troops and thsir Paths! Lao al- nssds a naw look at workers are reminded that In­ Permanent Press Dress Slat^ks Sit It broadcast a message from "But as of now we have no ties for some six years, mU- *®6ochlna, ths Houm has dseld ventory will start tomorrow at Prime NOnlster Bahjat TUhounl facts to support It." (AP FfaatoCuc) Itary analysts ngardsd It as al- 5?A® tow# to 0:80 a.m. In the library. congratulating the king for hav­ Heavily armed troops surround Buenos Aires Government House. most undefendsble. Attopeu also r^sw tbs prognsS J ing escaped unharmed “from Guatemalan had been surrounded for years “ *"• ’ VFW Auxiliary will meet to­ f the treacherous attack on the before it fell. After three houn of wrai^Tlag morrow at 7:80 p.m. at the Poet royal motorcade.” Military sources said ths four roll ealla, ths Houss Home. Guerrilla sources in Beirut, Dodd Denies U,S, Withholds Recognition Terrorism North 'Vietnamese iqtparenUy Monday approved 22S to 101 a I«baiion, said the king’s driver had refrained from resolution oreating a qwclal li­ Hose and Ladder Co. 1 of the was wounded In the incident but the two towns because of poUU- membar conimlttos to tnvssti- ' Town Fire Department will have gave no other details. He Plans Mounting cal consideratiaas but dscldsd bU aspsots of U.S. military a hydrant test tomorrow start­ Jordanian authorities and the Military Junta Takes Argentina to strike when the outbreak of Involvement In losthsast Asia ing at 6 p.m. at the McKee St. guerrilla central committee-the ~ OUA’TBMALA r Carl Von Spreti of West T olJTOrt,airport, re- R-iowa,R-iowa. an orgaaiMroiwaalsar of Wednesday at a potluck at 6:30 cles. p.m. at the Elks Home, Park Embassy’s political oCticer. further recuperation at his home A Democrat nlque said the 66-year-old presl- “»*** ^ company. c^ tu ed Sunday afternoon ^ m tripo, "that It would ho uoMhil St. ’There will be a business ’The guerrillas and Jordanian in Old Lyme. ’The United States had en­ dent was "deposed from his du- Cabrera was kldn^ied Friday Vietnamese and T^et fmr you -.. to mako anothor vto- meeting at 8 p.m. Mrs. Arthur government forces clashed re­ His statement denying he dorsed Oiigania’s military rule, BUE5N06 AIRES (AP)—’The ttes as president of the nation." ®*Sbt. His body was found Sat- C®“S fcwces. It to the same plaom you oow Folsle Is In charge of the pro peatedly Sunday night, with planned to pull out of the five- despite its authoritarian‘nature.’ ^ 2 1 , ^ ^ be toe key - Onganla held out for 12 hours “Isbt about 10 miles out- Government planes wore beforo." gram. Our Reg. *7 about 60 people reported killed way race for the Democratic U. S. officials frequently praised figure in the new Argentine Jun- then drove to the army head- bad been tor- etraflng and bombing nearby the House debate Monday or wounded and about 40 guer­ nomination came several hours toe Onganla government’s eco­ ta has^n saying for the p ^ quarters and presented his re- once In the enemy positkms nl|^ “ d ^ , ,put along hawk-dovo Unos, Sporty Casual Jackets H i rillas arrested. Ofticlals said nomic policies, adilch empha- yearv««r thatfhoi democratic govern- gig^iUon. He was the seventh ^ I« t after his press aide, Joaeph Bar- ment must return. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at ths Draper, 42, a native of Califor­ barette, had told newsmen Dodd aUed austerity measures to lim­ Argentinlan president to be "lenlb was attributed to a righ^ quiet at nearby Angkor, the alto |j||^ dm committoe would bo Lt. <3en. Alejandro Lanusse, N home a t Mrs. William Booker. nia, was released unharmed aft­ was "giving serious considera­ it inflation, stabilise toe curren­ overthrown by a mlUtary coup '*’blch calls Itself of the famed ancient tem]^e "oarrier pigoons" of the mlU- 168 West Rd., Vernon. Those er the 40 guerrillas were freed. tion to withdrawing as a candi­ cy and attract foreign capital. 61-year-old commander In chief In 40 years. “CJ® para OJo"—An eye for an ™Ins and the nation’s chief tary view of the war. _ wishing more Information may The fighting today began Just date for renominaUon at the TTie three military command- of Argentina’s army, was once a Ongania’s ouster came after ®y®- ***!1?*^ attrition. "Wo need this committoe Just contact Mrs. Gary Sobol, 832 after dawn and soon spread to Democratic state convention in —lA. Gen.___ __ Alejandromonths of Lan- aevereclose and personal unpopular friend *AJthouKh of Presl- not publicly active epolieaman Mid isc&t like wo need extra holoo in tho Blllngton Rd., South Windsor. all parts fo the city. Four hours Hartford later this month." Bar- usse of the Eirrny. Adm. Pedro Juan Oarloa Onganla. But economic austerity, student dis- ^ politics, Cabrera was report- Af^ting also continued today In bead," Rep. Dunfard O. HaU, later the fighting intensified. Gnavl of the navy and Bria been criticising Onga- turbances, antlgovemment vio- ^ have connections with the Kompong Thom, 80 mllM south- RrMb., nmarkod. 4^! Our regular ^3^0 barette’s statement was In re­ ^ _*____ .... _ nla*a TwxIlAl^a In ...... * r>-i_* a ____• a# OlmuM itltolla Gunfire echoed from all over sponse to a Hartford <3ourant ^Gen.-----_ —_ Juan Carlos Rey '' of toe (ju-air *1!®’® - P®”®*®® bi ...a speeches - W .. _____ over----_.. .w.w..,jence, . . UA..IIWdisenchantment1WAU1ID111 of toe uie luna- t------^*>el . . . ------Armed A Forces^FAR^ . . . — ®"t ®*-- * ®®®» A — *^P- - AltataWaAsV gov- Ml*.wFImv Rop. Wayne L. Hoys, DOblo^ the city, punctuated by the loud­ article stating Dodd might pull force—were sworn in as provl- y®®*". and he apparent- tion’s political leaders and_ Ibe left-wing group believed to ernment forces cioarsa vioi guggeeted all 4M House mom- \ er sounds of rockets and shells. out of the Democratic picture' sional leaders of toe nation of 28 I®** ousted On- most recently—toe kidnaping by have engineered toe Von Spreti 0>ng and North Vlotnamooo armed with rlfloo and short sleeve, permanent press Guests at the American- and turn to an Independent can­ million people. ’ITie Junta said it Monday. unknown persons of former bldnap-kllUng and other acts of troops from the center m town _ Southeast Asia to roUovo owned Intercontinental Hotel didacy. would name a president within „ ^ “"® ® 1“®!® ®®®»*««0. Htofu fense ta the Middle A ^ . Rich­ aUd was not associated with the sion and leader of a federal ’Turning specifically to what indioatlona Blaokmun may ba tours. 85 Barry Rd. Call G r'cat^iaaie in ^ in e Qlothing ard the Llonhearted used to car­ Leonard Implied toe refusal of authorities said had precipitated the Constitution egatnot all one- uUverstty, was charged with Investigation Into toe fatal Mississippi officials to cooper­ mles, foreign and domestic. more modorato than toa man 646^12. ry one at Us aids aU the time. tUrd degne assault, the killings at Kent State and with whom bo wont to hiaiao- shootings by law enforcement ate with the Investigation Will Jackson State, toe original draft Blaokmun’s somber mood "So I saw no reason why I authorities of toe two youths at necessitate calling a federal garton and grada aoboel to 4 t HELPFUL HINT IN MANCHESTER ■houkfai’t u|M It tor the same ‘I’he 4-foot mace la a tapered continued: matched his oopiher, charcoal- (Manchester Parkade) West Middle Tnmpike-BroiKl Stnet silver shaft with a gold terres­ Jackson State, four students at grand Jury to subpoena evi­ gray suit. He qtoke In a strong Paul. Put a Uttls 'sand In your car purpose. I poked him and Kent State University ta OUo dence. "Even when toe^ lives of law Hvo other "atitot te e s k n e - ' PIm m 647-9775 pushed Um hack." trial globe at the top. Hie globe voice but did not omlle, / ashtray — helps snuff out la surroundsd by silver ribe and and six men in AusSSpa»4 A A 5 3 In Junta to a Naked Lady, «;S0, 10:00; Seated On For State Senate Seat By ALFRED MODINWOU) urt Hutchinson has withdrawn from for First District ccngressnian, Man Called iHofa^, 8:30; 'Die By BETTE QDATRAUE. have announced their support of I su » t u soMinio player' you probably think of hired Jamea Thompron of Buck the high school _cafeterla (Continued from Page One) the race for the Democratic Is keeping a "hands-off" policy Reivers, 10:25. (Herald Reporter) U.S. Rep. Lowell Weicker of the Bath Coup as a refusal to WEST EAST (CbnUmed from Page One) (Contlntied from Page One) Baton Winners to the 4th District fight. and ^ c k last night to prepare Bast Windsor Drlve-lh — True Greenwich for the party’s U.S. win an opponent’s lead of the 4 K Q 109 # 876 nomination for state senator House sustained the eUmlnatlan Ised but had taken no steps to Barry, Squatrito and Becker a plan for reconstrucUon of the winners of the B o ^ G^t, 8:30; Sterile Cuckoo, 10:40. Members of the Democratic Senate nominaUon. king when you have A-J-x, In Q7 6 3 32 210-84. were rejected by the Senate Lor a plan lor recmisuucuon oi uie Recreation sponsored baton Mansfield Drlve-In AU. Mtt M wm s from the 4th Senatorial District. are among Manchester’s 18 dele­ Kiss and State Platform Committee have The delegates are Mayor modem bridge we're not quite 0 109 72 0 A 1 4 organise. the Blackmun Is taking. Meanwhile, Sen. John Tower, Beat His withdrawal leaves two gates to the 4th Senatorial Dis­ BO fussy. Today's hand shows a ^ A J 10 4 98632 Lanusse became commander p^de the S^ectmenvdtir cost ral^b^rly*^!!^ Otager*Mor’ aPPeal* etr slater Cynthia, won a within the Roman Catholic MaJ. and Mrs. Kenneth C. a culmination of a 12-year ef­ Goldberg and Fortaa, among election to November of a full committee members to make a move to the Longworth Office vrith his own Jack as well as Hearte. K-J-8-7; Diamonds, K- recently was selected outstand­ LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — toke as tong as a week for the eth place medal In the 11 and Church called Christian Semi­ Lance, commanding officere of fort; and has erected a new others. Democratic ticket. Gun in Jet commitment regarding the un- Building today, remaining there Vernon M-8J Chiba. 7-8. ing senior cMtsen of Lehigh The dean of the University of dyes to appear in Crandall’s year old class among 23 con- West shifted to a trump. w 1 p,«»t i » th. aou w «».,o^ with his wife Grace, a past com. study for girls,’ ’ says Dr. Betty He was graduated from the Na­ manding officers of the Utica children came to Manchester tants. at the Buckboard Steal: House, within the levels Judged satis- land Co-operaUve Nursery ^ lavatory In a Pan American through the state. reports that she U auDDortlnr Charles Brown has been Irom dummy. the exceptional 13-pdnt hand la mander of the DAV auxiliary. Jean Brannan. "E very year After Quake tional Military Academy to 1988. (N .Y.) Citadel on July 1. July 1967 from New Haven. Nominated by Nixon April 14, Glastonbury. Ti^iu Y ® ' Worid Aim ays Ji^bo jet alrlln- Houley proposed the plat- U .^ senatorial candldatr ». elected chairman of the newly ** happened. West won opening bid. After retiring as an employe more young men are entering He la a Roman Catholic and the During the Lances’ tour of They have also served at Paw­ Blackmun was approved by the Squatrito and Becker are re­ formed parish council of Sa- clubs and led Copyrlgfat 18T6 of the Manchester branch of the the field.’ ’ m e Z ^ H ^ l t ^ ^ * 1. aA au^i^rt uiita a.m_ak> qualified people to servesei^re withvflth ««,..u was suu ■ ai_— m aummy,a—i—*_ ae- Htnn allffht bleedlnff.uTlLiinff Swain that he, his wife and their GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) sent five per cent of the world’s the Veterans of Foreign Wars. palace guard. three children were not hurt In population, but use 60 per cent Blackmun Is considered a He Is also manager of a Lehigh He used his post as commancF While chambers of commeroe liQnnesotan though he is a na­ Kenzie and Supt. of Roads and with baked goods penny candy ‘U'** had a military decoration. granis should be based on an claimed she helped the Dona- qu, standing committees. Any- diamond from ^ m d a v the dtaanter. The walls to one of Its resources and produce 60 Acres Little League team. er of the guard to help over­ woo industry to the Sunshine tive of Nashvllie, HI. Except for Bridges WlUiamlaiS Sevclk. r m m m a i e ^ ’th T x was charged with posses- "equitable and fair formula" al- hu^c forces In their successful one wlUlnTto help should com dummy. B ^ had to play the of the three Nazarene Churches per cent of the pollution." throw Ixmardi In November Burger, the only other Minneso­ Among the, Items to be explor- _ wagon _ r i^ s and______refreshments. miUtary arms and muni- though Houley stopped short of ®"” ^ Columbia and tact Brown or Saegaert. * ® * ^ t o v . ^ S d ^ i l t ^ S S r t of whdoh he Is pastor were badly State, a group cadled Zero Popu- ZPG has chapters to Jackson­ The committees named In “ P dummy’s king. had spent almost live 1966. Lonardl was replaced by tan to serve on the court was ed at the meeting June 25, at 8 A feature attraction will be dons. explaining how this formula Andover. cnaeked and two wtodows to latton Growth is trying to ville', Gainesville and Palm Pedro Aramburu, another gen­ Pierce Butler, a Justice from p.m. in the Meadowbrook the appearance of Mr. and Mrs. f*ohce said the shot fired was should be computed. the Interim constitution are: Lit- The tong search .for a tenthd a ^ there. . , their home were broken. Mrs. people away. Beach and Is starting one to Sat­ urgy, educaUon, finance and “ ®>‘ ®"ded successfully. Two weeks previously she had Bullets Miss eral who turned the nation’s 1828 to 1888. School, Is the lack of co-ordina- John Romo. Romo will be on ^^om a .38-callber Army Colt. He warned the platform com- Swain beUevee her son is doing “ At the rate man Is reproduc­ ellite Beach. administration, social activities '®<* ® trump to dummy a gynecological operation In I4>e leadership over to a constitu­ Uon between the boards and hand throughout the day to ’P*’ cy sold they found an auto- mittee against supporting a Rham District relief work now but she doesn't ing now, there will be one Block says ZPG hopes to cotir community affairs and famUy cashed tiie king d dla- Angeles. tionally elected president, Artu­ also the problem of removing draw portraits, while his wife *u®dc rifle, 499 bullets and gtatewlde zoning authority have many dotstls. King Hussein square foot of space for each In­ vlnce America and eventually life, plus two ad hoc commit- tootids to dlacazd a spade. The ______ro Fltmdlzl, to 1868. Private Carousel rubbish from the schools begin- wUI be available for palmread- f**^® military weapons ^vhlch would have authority to The earthquake 'was on the dividual to the world 700 years the peoples of the rest of the tees, '’ constitution bylaws and "'as easy, 'Lanusse did not take part to nlng July 1 when the "no-bum- Ing from 11 a.m. on. In Caputo s luggage. v supersede local zoning authori- Rev. Mr. Swain’s Slst iblrthday. from now,” says Dr. Seymour world to "replace yourselves New Music public relations. declarer had taken the In Jordan the military - coup that ousted READING, England (AP) — Ing” regulation becomes effec- Cheerleaders chosen for the . .*®.

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Now he leaves the exposed liability of his troika responsibilities and his post Suharto XV Tonight Suit Filed Against Mafi& In the administration window, and Is be­ They Are June College Graduates ing taken inside, into the counsels where See Saturday’s TV Week ptnw.mrtniT> b y t b x Celebrates For Its Noisy Picket lin e HBRALjD PRlM Tim CO.. IN the decisions against himself used to be for Complete Listings. 18 Blu*U Btreat lUunohaatar. Conn taken. By ARTHUR EVERETT viduals It regards as Mg-tims THOMAS F. ^ROUSOh Birthday 5iM (8> Ferry Mss— . Associated Press Writer luxxUums. WALTER R . FEROXreo^ What Is the intent of the lYesldent, his (S9) Msastsrs Paul Arnold, public nlatfona PublWiera JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — (M) F TrssF (C) NEW YORK (AP) — A judge FounJad October l. u n friend, in making the change? What is S:U (4S) W sa ^ r Welch (C) dlrecitdr of the. lesgile, said ths President Suharto celebrated S;ie <8«> OflUi—’s b ls a f (C) has agreed to take a first-hand purported harassment has ex­ Bvary Bvenlnat Except Sunday.* his own feeling about It? hta 49th birthday yeoterday end <48) Tmth sr C—ssqsesees ^ Holldaya. Entered atue Poet Oftkse ai look today at a picket line un­ tended to small ahopIMepers, to Manoheater, Conn., aa Second daaa Mali If it is to mean that he has less of­ handed out 20 wristwatchea to S:M (M) Sswtss 8hsw (C) Hatter. 4:M Suharto also received congrat­ (Ml News has been led at times by Joseph mous with the Oosa Nostra or SL- Montba ...... U.fiO him to be Inside the battles he used to ulations • from hundreds of S;M News with Frask of Mafia bosses. MEMBER OF then the usefulness of this warm. Intelli­ aelds them. Tliey Imply their conneo- _ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS virtually buried to huge mounds dents. graphical errora appearing In advertlae- keeps having uncomfortable ideas sug­ of visitors. la a member and they’re In­ menta and other reading matter In 'ITif (8) Bed Skelt— Show B (C) The FlBl's neighbors are seek­ Mancheater IlTenlng Herald gests, however, .that there may be no "I hope there will be many (849) Movie of the Week clined to think the thing Is all more birthdays like this for my (8) Oovernor u d SJ. (C) ing a permanent Injunction blowm out o f proportions.” Subacrlber to Loa Angelea Ttmea-Waehlna- happy ending for the Finch story. If (18) Alfrad Hlteheock from Starke against the demon­ ton Poet Newa Service. MARY E. O’TOOLE GREGORY D. MOBEBG Ml 88 LINDA L. ABRUDA MISS FRANCES ZIMMER husband,” she said, as she (8) M Mlootee Arnold said he knew of one Pull aervlce client of N. E. A. Service Inc there can be, it will be a credit to the sliced a 200-pound birthday cake (849) Morem Welbjr, M.D. strators, whom they describe aa Publlahera Repreaentatlvea — Matiiewa. 62 8. Adam s St. 66 ^ n w a y Rd. 19 Meadow Isne 2364 Ellington Rd. (18) Ten O’CleM Beport a nuisance. Among defendants reputable woman who (dianged Sharmon aM Cullen Inc., Special Agencv qualities and to the friendship he and Manoheater Manchester Wapping for the guests. 19:89 (IS) Tempo 18 ber Italian name because of fre­ M anchester 11:M (8-88949) New* — WoMhor to their suit >is (Colombo. — New Yorfc, Chicago. Detroit and Boaton Suharto’s birthday came only quent questioning by FUd tores- the President share and respect In one BA to EngUafa St. Vincent’s Hospital Far from playing the shadowy BA to French B8 American Intera^onal School of Nursing two days after ex-Fh-esldent Su­ tigators. He added that tbe situ­ Tuesday, June 9 another.' role of a big time .mobster, Col­ Enunamiel College Worcester Polyteclinlc Institute B ridgeport karno’ s 69th birthday. Unlike (89) Teniskt Shew Sammy Cer- ation Is general and that his .C ollege •mlx\ 46, ghe did not permit announce- such ceremonial apparel to causes- nursing care is also available to strip much of the voluntary atmosphere EILEEN J. URBAN . DAVID'* B. BEST MISS MARY L. FOJLORAMO LEONARD YOST Medicare patients. Indicted by a jury of 12 men and identified by the Justice Depart- „en t (rf her {dane or tbe names whlch could do something direct to 138 Bolton St 53 Oobum Rd. 181 Ludlow Rd. 646 F oster S t The association also offers a 10 women after an FBI egent ment as one of tbe high commis- gf those she would vlstt. from Thailand's conduct as an ally. By Y esterd ay s sioners of the Coea Nostra And chemge and Improve the content of M anchester M anchester M anchester South Windsor nursing scholarship to a grad­ appeared as the only witness the reluctant admission of our own of­ called in the case. head of one of New York’s five American life. H e ra ld Connecticut Yankee BS to Elementary Education uating high school senior aind ficials, Thailand has been getting |00 Inside Report BA to History BS Amerl(uui International BA to History during this past year, conduct­ Barkley was c^tured during mob families. FOR Conceivably, there may have been a St Anselm’s College a cockpit battle last Wednesday With Colombo was his wife, million a year for sending its combat By A .H .O . Albertos Magnus College Worcester Polytechnic Institute College ed three series of baby-sitting subtler motive — a feeling that, having by 25 Years Ago classes. in which piliA Dele C. Hupe was Lorraine, who shputed repeated­ division to South Vietnam, plus an addi­ shot in the stomach. Tlie shoot­ ly: “Give my son back." spent so much of the college year con­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Either our files on state af­ other, at least once in evwiy During the 67 years o f Its ex­ Local wom en seJl 886,300 worth ing at Dulles International Air­ Tile elder Colombo currently C osm etics tional 830 million increase in our nonnal fairs Eu-e woefully incomplete, gifaematorial term sinoe Worid istence, the Rockville Public testing and twisting the traditional. It at bonds in a fiv e night iBond Health Nursing Association, con­ port near Washington followed a is free on bail on federal military assistance, plus a special bat­ WASmNGTON — Despite ris­ or there are certain gaps and War n, and we do oof remam- ducers, who now control 68 per Wlagcn Oampaign to help Mjan- ducted by the cooperative effort wild eight-hour ride for tiie 61 chargee of income tax evasion l i t would be dishonest to subside, at the ing political pressure — from Inconsistencies in state policy. ber a single Instennw in whfoh tery of Hawk missiles. cent of all Libyan oil. chester attain its bond goal of of professional public health passengers and seven crew end, lnt<^ the apparel discipline of the 'politicians of every Ideological We take the blame ourselves. the ban baa t>aen nepealed o r re­ and Slotnlnk said Colombo feels A diplomatic break between 8706,000. nursea and intereoted lay people, m em bers, and two IsiUdfaipB at his famtiy has had more than its In other words, wo hired ourselves our persuasion — President Nixon It must be that we haven’t laxed, except, of oourae, in faivor normal commencement procession. Libya and the U. S. could affect has adjusted its program to Dulles. Uggetts ally In Vietnam, the only difference be­ has no Intention of giving Israel been following the news closely of scene legisiattve committee in share of “FBI harasament.” operations of these U. 6. oil meet the health needs of the Hupe Is recovering in a Fair­ Anyway, there will be that strange 10 Years Ago enough. quest of broBxler experience and However, the Italian-Ameri- ing that, in the case of Thailand, the a favorable decision on the re­ concessions to the point of trap­ (xmuminltiy. fax County hospital. President AtnwFttkais spot for the 1970 June in some of our independent research. . can Civil Rights League, which quest fo r 100 m ore U. S. war­ ping Italy In an econom ic tmd Critics fail to damage Man­ The gap In our information Memibers o f the asBO(dathm’s Nixon, who served In the Pacific fact of the hiring was kept secret long planes. Yet there la our .Fknnoe organized the demonstrations, future family albums, and that prospect political crossfire between Lib­ chester Walter Co.’s claim for appeared widely, the other day, board of directors helping with with Hupe during World War H, after similar arrangementa with the Ocenmissioner toUdag shout the said the Issue goes beyond the Instead, what U being ham­ ya and the U.S. rate hQce, as PUC ends tw odaya when State Finance Commis­ the letter drive are; 3Crs- Harry called the pilot a “national raises our curiosity. Are all the little poaaibUity at such s ban, in the government's drive against Indi­ Philippines and South Korea became mered out by Mr. Nixon and In oil-rich Kuwait, a break of croas-exaiminatlon of (ftmi’s sioner Leo Donohue suggested Hammer, Mrs. George Barton, hero.” traditions and trappings evolved by his foreign policy advisers is a with the U. S. could produce present emeigenoy, as if State common knowledge. bdd for a rate hike. that one way of doing a Uttle Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. civilization and culture In its brief visita­ major diplomatic initiative, similar results. Almost 60 per bit toward meeting the state’s offtdaJdnm bad, up to now, bean Frank Keaney, Mrs. Edward So long as the secret was kept, of­ couided with a pledge to Israel cent of Kuwaiti oil goes to pemUttied to luxiatete in all tion to mankind to be dismissed and up­ oncoming financial crisis might Nielson, Mrs. Richard Parry, Mi'tid Honmred ONE COURT STREET ficials of Thailand played their role to replace high-performance Western Europe. be to suspend the iUtlng of va­ brands of unnaoeasBiy tawiel. Mrs. Joel Sokolov, MFs. Luke rooted as instrumentalities by which ■ planes, lost In combat. As for Jordan, a diplomatic The rsaJisttc truth la, of RecInrBto, Cenneelkiif properly, pretending they cared so A Thought for Today cancies, and curbing unneces­ OiTionnor and Mrs. Eklward SPARKS. Nev. (AP) — Mltxl some unworthy establishment Unds us This pledge will carry a con­ break would not immediately sary travel. course, that none at these pre­ Masker. Some students from the Gaynor, a frequent performer in OFFICE SPACE much about what was going on in Viet­ Sponsored by the Manchester dition, however, that Israel re­ send 'King Hussein to Moscow; Our memory Is fuH of in­ sumably pafaiieiw paths to econ­ Sykes 8l have also aasisted. the casinos of Nevada, has won all to itself? Are we more truly prepar­ Council of Churches TOLLAND COUNTY'S NEWEST nam they were volunteering their help strict Its air activity to the Suez he would hope. In fact, to con­ stances in which the gentle-, omy ever really works cut the 197D governor’s trophy for ed for the real woritf^ If we shun tinue his present purchase of We nervier give up Hope, how­ and their men. Canal area. Israel Is expected men running the state govern­ "outstanding contributions to OFFICE lUILOING ever, and We have one nwne rel­ the transitory glories of the academic to make Just that commitment, U. S. arms. But it might be­ “If Jesus was a sufferer. He ment have, in the past, decreed Senators’ Owner Nevada’s fame as the entertain­ • Near OaartaBaBks-BbMpttBl-* UMtaalted Paifctag As the situation now stands, only so that the promise of more come the catalyst for eventual atively painless suggestion to world? Is It wrong to give ourselves was also a rebel with a cause that, as an emergency meas­ May Yield to Ted ment capital of the woii(L” Bualneas Area e Elevator Australia really seems to have made a U. Q. aircraft won’t be used by Soviet displacement of the U.8. who aifferied tor that cause. He ure, there must be a reduction make, which might tum out to Past winners Include Sammy e Cai|tetod # nimate CoatrsI marks, and distinotions, and formal Israel to enlarge the air war in Amman. •he e dotiUe economy. MINNEAPOLIB (AP) — Rob­ truly voluntary provision of a token force was not some masochlBUc lover in the state payrolls through the Davis Jr., Uberace, Jimmy a Solar Glees • ; ceremonies just to please the old folks and risk combat with Soviet Those are just some of the of pain who taught that suffer­ relatively painless device of not The euggeaUcn la that ths ert E. Short, principal owner cl Durante and Danny Thomas. to stand alongside us in Vietnam. ALCO PROFESSIONAL CORP. and make them hope there may pilots now patrolling Egyptian political offsets to jhe powerful ing Was to be desired as a good filling vaicancies as they occur state, from now on, ban all in­ the Washington Senators base­ skies west of the canal. pressures now being brought on troduction of now laborsuring OARIM. ANN LAWRENCE LEROY M. BECKETT LYNN C. HARRIS GUY F. TANOAROI^ ball team of the American Such circumstances do not, of them­ be something sound and continuing down In itself; on the contrary. He through death or resignation. 87S-0789 or 237<4eS6 The form of the diplomatic 'President Nixon by politicians pixKedurea from all Ita depMt- 113 'ilinrod Rd. 29 Harvard Rd. League, is seeking the Demo- ^------selves, prove either the rightness or the went about, easing and healing This policy began, as we re­ 89 Doane St. 259 H ollister St. deep Inside us after all? move Is stm vague, but It will o f both parties. ’The letter to mente. These venturea are noUe M anchester M anchester M anchester Manchester t cratlc-Fhrmer-LAbor party the suffering of His fellows. He call It, back when the total wrongness of our own presence and our include two major steps; first, R ogers signed by 76 Senators In theory, end they prove Irre- BS to Child Psychology nomination for governor ct Will the capless and gownless ones of did not teach that all who suf­ state payroll contelned some BA to Business Administration Now Many Wear much strong pressure on the last week completely Ignored sistlble to the atate’a bureau­ BS to Elementery Education -BA to English (cum laude) own policy In Vietnam. Whatever we 1970 -ever come to that spot In the al- . fer would be Messed but those 18,000 nam W I f It had been Minnesota. Israeli government of Prime these ominous political implica­ crats, but tite resuM is aiwaye Ashland (Ohio) College Oberlto College University of Rhode Island Marietta College Short is one of a field of six are, right or wrong, we would still be who suffer for righteousness ccntinued during all the yaoxn FALSE TEETH bum, themselves, and still be glad they Minister Golda Melr, now show­ tions (and brought raised eye­ the same. After the highly ex- seeking the conventiion's en­ sake, for a particular cause. The It had been proclaimed for, the that were everyone with us, or everyone ing signs of internal tension be­ brows to White House aides who penaive originel Investment for dorsement. He said that if elect­ WiHi im ie Worry by-passed such frippery? cause Is God’s Kingdom, God’s state payroll by this time would against us. tween hawks and doves, to pro­ counted among the signers 46 the new system, 'wbstever it fo, Do your false teeth annoy and Well, as Is often said of another kind rule in human hearts and'socie­ be reduced to somsttilng like ed he was prepared to put his embarrass you by coming loose claim an Israeli willingness to implacable foes of U. S. Involve­ the disoomery Is It fo go­ business Interests—which in­ when you eat, laugh or talk? Then But It does iMk as If the argument ty . ’Tb join this cause means to 14,000, Instead o f having ad­ put some p a st e e ™ Denture ~ Ad- " of ceremony. It’s their graduation, not evacuate most Israeli-conquer­ ment in 'Vietnam). ing to taloe many mere em­ clude the ball club, two hotels, a that those Asian nations taking some aifiter, but that does not mean vanced to something like double heslve Powderyder on your pistes. Easy- ours. Only we don’t think they really ed territories, such as the Egyp­ -There are few illusions In the ployes to operate the fobarsHT- truck line and a charter air ser­ to-use FASTEETHSTEETTi hoiholds your ; den' HAMMOND ORGAN that suffering is the only appro- that. tures firmer longer. It makes>kes eatleating part In the war were voluntarily showing tian Sinai; second, a new, h Ig h- 'White House about the chance tng system than it took to keep vice—into trusteeship. needed t^make it so drab and mourn­ ptdaite way to suppcnt this cause. Our ocnMusiian, then, la that easier. FASTEETHPA8TE#TH U• alkalln:------and PIANO STUDIO level approach to President of success in the diplomatic ini­ the old toeftfolency going. And If such a trusteeship is creat­ won't sour under dentures. No 17 Oak Street • S ttO in their own concern has now ceased to be Jesus of Nazareth was crucified, the pMicy has been repealed. In gummy, gooey, pssty taste. Den­ ful an occasion. There are some good Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt tiative now being drafted. But the more hrbor-aavinf systems ed, he said, Senator manager HI !'AYS useful, and as if the Washington admin­ not because He set on a heap the past, aa often es it htw 'been tures that flt are essential to health. resolves, some good dedications, which to agree to negotiations. there are even fewer Illusions and the more empfoyes are In­ See your dentlat regularly. Get of ashes as a passive sufferer, invoked. T id Williams probably would be easy-to-use FASTEETH today at all istrations which used It had to be know­ A direct channel to Nasser as to vdiat would happen If Mr. volved In any phase of the State t RiiiAr'i can be made in the midst of a tasteful but because His teachdnga and Our not having record of thto made president of the chib. drug counters. waft opened by Assistant Secre- Nixon agreed to the long-stand­ buBtnees, the slower find more ing, all along. It really wasn’t quite that His actions were a Uueet to the must be our fault. courtesy to traditions. taiy of State Joseph Sisco in ing Israeli request; Drastic compltoeted the service to the CZ^OSBO way. poUtical and reUgious establish­ MONDATB Cairo earlier this spring, but damage to U. 8. standing in the Unless, at oourae, atete offi­ pubUc. ' ment. He was judged to .be a cials never make quite as much This has developed more hypocrisy what Mr. Nixon’s diplomatic ad­ Arab world and dramatic m- retoM.’ ’ visers have In mind is a hancement of Soviet influence. publicity noise reopening the than any war In human history, per­ Time.To Retire state payroll gates as they do new contact with Nasser at a from WilUam H. Beckler’s Anniversary Celebration haps because the real case for it has There has never been a better oppor­ higher level than Sisco. ’Hie a rticle "B lack Pow er In 'When they proclaim they are go­ always been so questionable and weak, tunity for Senator ’Thomas J. Dodd to political significance of Sisco’s On This Date Chrestological Perspec­ ing to be dosed. CAMBRIDGrE, England (AP) tiv e.” There is a simUar gap in our — A Baptist church In Oemlln- perhaps because, after all, no one plan­ gracefully retire from the political trip to Cairo was that, for Vhe In the year 68, the Roman em ­ reaoUeaticn with regaid to un- gay village near Cambridge arena he has so long occupied. first time since the six-day war peror, Nero, committed sui­ ned It, or intended it, or really wanted Gary S. Cornell neoesaary travd. celebrates this year the 900th Felled by a heart attack after a speak­ of 1967, a high-level U. S. o ffi­ cide. , It. - Associate Pastxw We were under the imp reset on anniversary of its foundiiig by ing engagement In New Britain on Wed­ cial had direct talks with the In 1816, the Congress o f Vien­ OF MANCHESTER nesday night, the senior ^nator 'from Egyptians, without being filter­ South United Methodist that tills has been banned, by John Bunyan , author of Pil­ na ended. Church Connecticut is now a patient in New Brit­ ed through the Russians. one gubematerial edict after an­ grim's Progress. TELEPHONE B48-5171 ain Oeneral Hospital for an “Indefinite’’ Mr. Nixon has this bold goal; Mr. Finches Future period of time. to use the gravest crisis in the The Department of Health, Eklucatlbn ’The senator Is nothing If he Isn’t a Middle East since 1967 as a fighter and at no time In his long career wedge to break the Arab-Israell DALE J. MACLEAN KENNETH A. BOYCE MRS. BARBARA BOZADJIAN ROGER W. WILSON and Welfare is obviously, in these days has he waged a more desperate battle to impasse open for a political Fischetti M Hoffman Rd. 136 Falknor Dr. WUUmantic IW Plymoutfa Lane of supposed governmental streamlining, win his party’s nomination for re- solution. As the president sees Manoheater Manohester (formerly of Manobeotor) Manoheoter | BS. to Elementary Education a newly created bureaucratic con­ election to the senate where he Is now It, that is the one and only way BS to Social Science completing two siXTear terms. to stop the dangerous build-up BA to Spanish Central Conneotiout Eastoni Conneotiout BA to Political Solenoe glomerate, which probably should be Whether or not he would have succeed­ of Soviet Influence In the Arab Hartwtok College State College State College Thiel College spilt three ways. < ed, after a disastrous setback In a pri­ world and the widening political As It is, it hasn’t yet found a Secretary mary election in Stamford, is proble­ divisions between the U.S. and matical. But It has been generally con­ the Arab states, on one hand, to whom it has been kind. President ceded that he might well gamer enough and the U.S. and its Western Nixon’s appointment, Robert Pinch, had votes at the state convention to force a European allies on the other. to deal not only with the department’s primary election. A minimum of 20 per For example, Mr. Nixon has cent of the total number of delegates Is been privately warned that a troika type responsibilities, but also with required to primary. break of diplomatic relations the role his political fate seemed to have There is no question that his censure between the U. S. and several Here sits a thrust upon him. by his colleagues in the United States Arab states, including Libya, Senate has been a terrible blow to the CLOSED It seemed to become Pinch’s duty to Kuwait, and possibly Jordan, Connecticut legislator. In his campaign would result if he agrees to sell MONDAYS stand for the one moderately liberal, for the nomlnatloB, he has dwelt at Israel, another lOO warplanes. h ap p y D a d obviously compassionate Individual who length on the fact that he has done no He has also been advised, | wrong and even has been cleared, by the Boon \ to goiod sleep had full Cabinet status in the Nixon through Secretary of State-Wil­ Attorney General of the United States. liam . P . Rogers that several Administration. It seems at times that Senator Dodd is Western European countries, in­ Here’s one of the best things that ever Father’s day is a very special day and a It so happened, however, that almost more Interested In vindication than he Is cluding Prance and Italy, fear happened to sleep . . . Holman-Baker’s lot of thought should go into the "right” in the Issues which will confront the next every time he took this stand on some that a major new U. B. arms Musco-Pedic Conforming-Firm and Ver-; gift for your Dad. What is more i^ r o - session of the senate. deal with Israel would build priate than a Hammond Organ 7 A Ham­ specific issue, he got knocked down, For reasons of health alone. Senator to-Reat Ultra-Firm mattresses. They | dangerous poUtical pressures mond will fill his "long time dMlre” to thanks to decisions made over In '^the Dodd should withdraw, 'fhe most grueU were originally made for people with between them and their oil-pro­ have an instrument to .play during his White House, where the advisers closest ling days of the campaign lie ahead. It ducing Arab friends. back disorders and they worked won- does not appear that the senator has the Italy, for example, 'now re­ djers for them. Those with normally leisure hours . . . and make him the hap- to the President seemed to regard Pinch physical stamina to go through with it ceives 28 per cent of all its Im­ healthy backs found out how wonderful iest "one-man” orchestra of tha naign- as a sort of window dressing not to be without posing a grave danger to His ported oil from Ubya, whose these ultra-firm mattresses are, too. orhood. This ‘right” gift of a lifo-tims, very life. g taken too seriously in matters of actual new nationalist mlUtaiy govern­ They’re really a boon to sleeping. Come costs just pennies a day . . . aren't YOU Neither supporters nor opponents of ment has close ties Mdth Rome. glad you thought of it? Come to Wet- r p olicy. DAVID H. CHATBL in and try ’em. 'Twin or full, mattress Senator Dodd would fault him tor with- Libya Is already demanding a FIONA CODES WIUAAM D. TROY JANE E. BELANGER 85 Falknor Dr. or box spring, $99.60 each. Queen set kins and select Dad’s special g ift He himself suffered In such an un<;fer- drawing tor health reasons. He owes higher ’’posted price’’ (that Is, 61 Wellington Rd. c ''Uynwood Dr. 73 Harlan 8t. Manoheater $259., King set $879. w taln position. that much to his family and himself. a higher royalty from U. S. oil * 7»l/£ 70 m , 1>ICKI£ ? MHY, £VAH Y F Y A H .., ♦ Bolton Manoheetor BRUTOt, PRESS com panies) from U. B. pro- B8 to Matiiemattce BA to Education BA In History St Francis Hoepltal Central Conneotiout C. W. Poet CoUege St, Anselm’s CoUege Bobopl of Nunliig State College

') . I' 'V\ ■\ A \., MAKCHESTEB EVENING HERALf), MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 PAGE NINB rAQB BIGHT RIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONNv. ttJESDAY. JUNE 9, 1970 Vernon Widespread Thefts Scare Insurers M y Lai: School Bus Catches Fire^ James Holntes Hi^sds Group Valley Falls Swim Area Army Drops Four Aboard Led to Safety To Plan Use of Nike Site U.S. Hard Put to Purchase p n r t t t liMrW V te James B. Holmss of 87 been active In Campbell Council, Opened, Hours Scheduled transporting children from town Khlghts of Columbus,,where he B v « n tt L «w l« Fooc, 62, o f A aohool bus carrying four misabsth Dr. was chosen as Charges On Project Concern children caught parochial aohoola baok to fU r ff Is a district deputy and past The Valley Falla park swlin- Baat Hartford, brother of Rob­ chairman of a Nike Site de­ blue windshield sticker with the Insurance on Treasury Bonds ert M. Four of' lianoheater and fire ahortly before noon today. ford. grand knight. He la also chair­ . mlng area, operated by the Rec­ town seal and the date 1970. Fred M. Fox of Coventry, died The children were led to safety May said that he waa coming velopment program formed last man of the Connecticut State reation Department, officially They will be Issued only to reel- WASHINGTON (AP) — Tliefi any other year tn Mstory, tha Tha report said the Iteoeuir yerterday in 8t Francto Hoa- W illingham by the driver, Howard May, of around the oomer of Walnut St. night by some SO representa­ CouncU of Retarded CbUdren’s opei^ ita season today, Don­ dents of Vernon and will be . of government securities has be­ report said. had stop ^ keeping Its oontral fdtal, Hartford. Hartford, whd pulled the alam . toward Pine St, and the bus tives of town eervloe, roUgloua, Program, adjicted by the ald Yiorgor, recreation director available at the recreation of­ come so widespread that aoma It cited the $18 million dlsap- list of stolen securitiss It Foare WASHmOTON (AP) — The announced. SurvlTora alao Include hia Firemen responded to the was running well. Suddenly' ho government and cultural groups Knlghte’ state council as Ito fice starting Saturday. A per^^o pearance from the Morgan ago, although It said several l«- Amy today dlamlaaed all major charitable work. Weather permitting, life Insurance firma have Mdked at wife, two other brothere, and U:47 call at Pino and Walnut smelled fumes and the engine meeting at the site. obtaining a permit must show Guaranty Trust Co. as well as gtonal bonks la the Federal fte- charsea afalnat one of the offl- BUeh, a supervisor in train­ guards will he on duty every covering U.8. Treasury bonds, a alater. SU., aitd had the fire out by burst Into fire. He had just The meeting waa called by Ms oar registration. PermMa two other New York bank cases serve system had renewed on cera accuaed In connection with enough time to eaoort the chil­ f.f; ing at HamUton Standard, has weekday afteriioon from 1 to 6 the Federal Reserve Board The funeral win be tomorrow noon. Town Manager Robert Weiss to ore not needed at the Henry that each topped $1 million. informal checkllet lest fall to the alleged liy Lai maaaacre, been active in thd Little 'Hie- says. at 1 p.m. at the Benjamin J. The bus, owned by the Oood- dren off the bus and pull the p.m. and on weekends there will Park recreation area. Many Treasury Mils are pay­ block attempts to cate stolsn the Pentagon annoimced. gst local groups Intereatsd In atre of Manchester, formerly as Losses reached $20 million Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 wln Bus Co., of Hartford, was a la m . be supervision from ii a.m. to Belger also said that those able to the bearer and can be Treasury Mils and bonds. The Am y aald that “baaed working on the development of president and now on the gov­ 6 p.m . last year for bonks In New York Ibln St., Eaat Hartford, with boys and girls aged 14-19, inter­ cashed easily. Other stolen se­ The FBI has a computerised upon available evidence, no fur­ the Nike Site as a community erning board as vice president Starting June 22 swimming City alone. Wall Street broker­ the Rev. O. Albln- Dahlqulat Cooper St., failure to yield at a ested in playing In the kUxed curities have been used as col­ list of stolen securities,, but H ther action ahould be taken In project The site was recent^ and production manager. He lessons will be offered at the age firms were Mt hard also, ottlciatlnr. Burial will be in sUqi sign, $15. An additional Golf League, sponsored by the lateral to get loans at banks will give out the Informatien About Town acquired by the town from the park. . Registration cards are the board said. Wapplng Center Cemetery, the proaecutlon of thoae charge of misuse of a limited has directed and acted In many Recreation Department, should ranging from Miami, Fla., to a only to police agencies and not chargea,” agalnat Capt. Thomaa The Dlacenate and the board federal government as a recrea­ Little Theatre productions and available through the schooia The FBI, keeper of the only Waj^thig. Ucenae was nolled. attend the meeting to be held small town in central Pennsyl­ to banks, the board said. K. Willingham, 2S, of AUen- of Christian education of ’Trini­ tion and cultural center. for many years was active In or at the recreation office full list of wMch securities are FMenda may call at the fu­ Edward B, Wrobel, breach of todaysgt 7 ;80 pm . at the Lottie vania. 8UI1 other stolen bonds It sold the delays In getting hurat, N.J. ’ Banquet ty Covenant Church will meet Weiss said those In at­ Somers Summer Theater. Henry Park. Because of var­ Fisk Building. stolen, won’t make Its data neral home tonlfht from 7 to B. peace, $25. f InstaUed tendance last night gave an are carried overseas for sale. ^ information from the FBI “se­ Thla wha the firat announce­ tonight at 7:80 at the church. {Representatives meeting at ious problems with vandalism, Reoepllon \ available to banks that may be Mrs. Vivian F. Ferguson, Maiivlg Zacharlasen, reckless “enthuslaatic response" to his Three men, Incfoding a Wall verely impair ita usefulnaas.’’ ment of chargea being dropped Mrs. Albert O; Roy of 106 the Nike Site last night were thefts and other problems at A te«^alld reception waa held confremted with a euspicious BOdMcl J. Anidelle who writes “From Tour Neigh­ driving, $50. A charge of oper­ request for their aid. Thla would Street consultant accused of agalnat any of the accuaed in Prospect St. was installed last from Manchester Fine Arte Aa- the park, the police department laot week at the SMfner Road bond, the board told Congress. The report recommended the MJcfaari Joseph AnrUeHo, 49, bor’s Kitchen,’’ a wreekly Her­ ating under the Influence of liq­ 'Die music committee of p<)sing as a FYench count, and a the M y Lad caae.Thirteen men night as president of the Ladles Include fund-raising and actual eoclation, Army-Navy Club, Lit­ has been asked to increase its School In honor of ohib mem­ The report was sent privately FBI data be made available di­ cf Lynn, Maas., formerly of ald feature, will be guest speak­ uor waa wdled. Trinity Covenant Church will woman In a black velvet pants have been charged with mur­ of St. James, at an Installation physical labor to Improve the tle' Theatre of Manchester, patrols of the area. from the Federal Reserve rectly to banka, brokers and MaiKheater, died tyieaSerday at er at the annual banquet of the Patrick Martin, 82, of East meet tonight at 7:80 at the home ber, Mra, Hugh QoUina who was suit who was arrested as tee ar­ der, rape, aaaault and other of- of. Mrs. Ronald Gocht of 45 banquet at the Manchester Coun­ site. Youth Commlsslan, Park De­ Berger said persons found recently Installed an junior di­ Board to a House Investigating other financial firms. If this union HoapMnl, Lynn. Manchester Registered Nurses’ Hartford, pleaded not guilty to Chosen as assistant chairman rived on a plane from London, can’t be done. It said aome oteer fenaea In connection with the In­ Gardner St. try dub. She Buceeds Mrs. Ken­ partment, Rotary dub. Red- committing any acts of van­ rector of the Connecticut State aubcommlttae. A copy waa ob­ Mr. AnnlsUo wnes bom Feb. Association Inc. ’Tueaday, June charges of breaking and enter­ to aid Homes was 'Frederic were charged lost tell with con­ federal agency should start cident on M arch 16, 1968, In neth E. Phillips. men, Gilbert Jk Sullivan Work­ dalism will he proeecuted. All F%dej^lon of Women’s __ tained by the Associated Press. 7, 1921 In Manchester, son of 16, at the Chun Box in Wethers­ ing with criminal Intent, and BUsh Hi of 6 Laurel St The board made no mention spiracy to sell a Treasury MU keeping a computerised check- South Vietnam. Story Circle of South United Mrs. Roy Is a member of the shop, and Mhnehester Junior vehicles, motorcycles included, Curing the evening Mra. PtMsquale and R ose Ftarello An- field. The social hour wlU be larceny over $260, and 1 ^ case Both Holmes and Bllsh will Women’s dub. are not allowed beyond the of Mafia involvement In the worth $1 milUon In Europe. Hat of the stolen government ntoUo, and Uved in Manchestnr Two other aoldiera are under from 6 to 7 and the dinner at 7 was continued to June 25 for a Methodist Church will meet to­ AuxlUary of Manchester Me­ Una was preeented a d meet with Weiss thla month to Also, American Legion, parking area. Toaea by Mrs. Robert ______rate of thefts from the multlMl- The Federal Reserve Board bonds. until moving to I^un 11 yeam Inveatigatlon along with 22 civU- p.m . hearing In probable causa. morrow at 10:45 a.m. at the morial Hospital, Child and Fhm- The total of TYeaaury notes. Uy Services of Connecticut, and make specific plans for the de­ B^nighU o f Columbus, W om en’s Group picnics may be sched­ nek, prudent cf the local cUfo. Uon-doUar flow on Wall Street of report was sent In response to' aga He was employed as a lana who had been releaaed “ M y Bhcperlenoes as a Bruce J. MoAlplne, 16; o f 26 church. Mils and bonds now In hands o< - past. secretary-treasurer of the velopment of the site. At the dub of Manchester, Republi­ uled at the park by making The roaes aymboUae the 11 new Treaeuiy bills, bonds and notes inquiries by Rep. Dante B. Fas- machine operator at the J.A. from the Am y. Columnist” wUl -be M rs. Fhigu- Marion Dr., pleaded not guUty private Investors throughout the Women’s dub of Manchester. end of the month, they will hold can Women’s dub, Britlah- reservations at the recreation Junior clubs Mrs. OolUna helped —each a type of loan to the gov­ ceU, D-Fla., chairman of a Knight Co. In Lomn. He was an In addition, IS other offlcera aon’s topic. For the last two to charges of operating a motor­ ’Ihe Marine Corps League and ernment that can be cashed in country Is just under $264 bU- Other officers Installed were another large-scale meeting to American dub, Manchester' office. A new well has been Initiate during the two years as House government operations A m y veteran of World War n. have been charged with derehc- years her cooking column has cycle without a license, and ap- its auxiliary will meet tomorrow (Herald photo bjr BucchrleiBa) or sold. Mrs. John LaBcUe, vice presi­ Include those attending last dvlc Orchestra, Newcomers drilled and work is expected to nsBl riant junior director and one subcommittee. llon. Survivons Include three hrolh- tlon o< duty and other chargea Included pictures, recipes and crating an unregistered motor at 8 p.m. at the Marine Home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murphy admire their son’s Eagle Scout pin. But It said Insurance firma dent; Mrs. Frank Roberts, sec- night and representatives from dub, Oomqiunity Players, start soon on a pavllUon which roee signifying thanks from her era, John Apnlello of Mianohes- In a field inveadgatlan of the al­ stories of people who live In the vehicle, and the case waa con­ have been Mking their fees for retail; and Mra. FhUcia Rivard, other Interested groups. Brotherfaood-lnlenBa, hospitality. of Bridgeport, is also seeking T ien iey FUneral Hom e, 219 W. administrative procedures could co-publlaher of Tlie Herald. The Family Relations Officer. under the leadership of the Rev. Monday that pretrial publicity Residents To Vote nicant of St. Bridget (Jhiuah, and A third company etped writ­ Mques percepUon, conoentretion, college board tedt pnqMUPa' dismissal of the charge because tlon and general Improvement of reading efficiency. Center St., with a Maas of re­ be completed. His tour of duty Fergusons have three children. Among those granted oontlnu- Carl W. Saunders, will meet to­ has not been prejudicial enough a senior at Blast Catholic High ing new policlee for three quiem at St. -James* Church at eiqitred last ^ b . lOi but he waa Reservadona for the banquet of the way in which the poten­ School where he was aiwarded a months. The other two insur­ it Adr-Oonditlcned (Jlasenooms * Oerttfied Teachers of ReadliiC anoes were: m orrow at 10 a.m . In the church. to cause dismissal of a kidnap­ ■k (Morning Classes—Mcndair through Thuraday. 9. Burial wlU be hi St James’ may be made with Miss Harvard Rejects tial jurors were chosen. letter for tiaok. ance firms eftan have doubled kept on active duty pending the Athur E. (joodwin, 27, of 15 On Budget Tonight Penn Central Demotes k Tdattog Programa for Diagnoalia and Ftacesnent. Cem etery. investigation and diapoaition of Frances R. Idskowski of 18 The Story Circle of South ing charge against a Black Pan­ Koekoff’s attempt to prevent The opening cerenumles a t the both the cost of premium and Ash St., charged with obtaining ther hen or delay his trial. or poetpone the trial because of The annual budget meeting, to program, academic or non-aca FMenda may call at the fu­ charges against him. WllUng- Seaman CSrcle. United Methodist Church will Fall ‘Vacation’ Court of Awards were conducted the deductible amount of losses money under false psetensea, to But arguments about other de­ newa accounts of the case In­ act on a propooad |9.6 mlUlon demic.” Academic Reading improvement Center, Inc. neral home tomorrow from 2 to ham is a native of Waahlngton, meet tomorrow at 10:80 a.m. in Saunders, 2 Top Officers by Bob Knight, senior patrol the Wall Street brokers must JwM 22. CAMBRIDBE, Maas. (.AP) — fense motions kept the trial cluding the subpoenaing of a budget, will be held today at 8 The mayor sold stories had 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. D.C., and eras graduated from the Reception Hall of the church. leader, and Thomas Eigan, as- absorb themselves, the board es E. Ceqjter St., Monobeeter Call Fred Paul S w ig, 17, o f 86 V illage The Harvard faculty haa reject­ from beginning today. number of newspapers, radio p.m. at the Vernon Center Mid- been circulated that he, or Ms Murray SUte University In Mur­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Penn Central said In the state­ slatant senior pcdrol leader. aald. Next'to tevey’s^B^tanrant I^rove, m w f i St, RockvSle, cfaaiged with ed a motion that w ^ d have al­ Superior Court''Judge Harold stations and television stationa. die School. board, intended to cut extra- WnUam J. Bemig ray, Ky., He la married. breaking and entering with The Nominating Committee of Stuart T. Saunders, chairman ment: “Saunders and David C. Other advancement awards The theft losses last year FREE FUUUONO D irector lowed students a two-week va­ M. Mulvey had been asked by ^ 10 budget reflects an In- curricular activities or corn- W illiam J. R em lg, 94, o f He la now assigned to Fort crtanlnal intent, and larceny un­ Center Congregational Church In his memorandum of deci­ and cMef executive officer of Bevan, chairman, finance com­ were received by Rusty Tur­ were substantially higher than South Dennis, Mass., fom eriy wUl m eet tonight at 7 in Rob- cation next fall to participate in the defense to delay o r ca ll o ff sion, Judge Mulvey said, ‘Tt Is crease o f $1,061,180 over the petitive aUdetics. He term ed the Penn Central Railroad, and mittee, are retiring as officers ner, Star Scout; Donald Spen­ McPherson, Oa., but la stationed CmCUlT COURT der $250, to J u te 25 of 87 Pine S i, Manchester, died bins Room of the church. political campaigns. the trial of Lonnie McLucas be­ cleoi^ that the Black Panther currant budget wtth $6.2 mlUlon tills report as “absolutely two other key executives have and resigning as directcura o t the cer, Charles Backus, Michael as Fort Meade, Md. Manchester Session lUcfaaxd Paabeenak, 28, o f 191 euily tUa motnlngat a Hyamds (Following rejection of the cause of extensive news cover­ Party . . . has generated a vast of the total being tor education, false,” noting that he has l- breaking and enteilng w tt Rapieaentatives. When the edu- whether to further cut the bud- lived In M anchester from 1901 crhnlnai Intent, and larceny, to cfaunm. research and schelarsbip.’’ of the trial—originally acheduled part of said news material was nam ed to succeed Saunilers In board upon expiration of hla Perfect attendance pins were Father’s Day pear In Manchester Circuit cation budget was first present- get, accept It as it U or to reject until four years ago when be June 22. A rearreat warrant waa The proposal, defeated by the for today—because the defense put forth directly by the offlcen both posts with the carrier, contract Nov. 80, 1970.” given to Rusty Turner, two Youth Project Court 12 yesterday, and was or­ of the Black Panther Party it­ ed tha representatives sent It it and have It brought back to went to South Dennis to make withdrawn when he appeared hi The Hartford Area, Connect­ facu lty o n a 142-80 vote, would had Introduced another move, wMch reported operations for Gorman, 62, a former presi­ years; and Charles Backus, one dered re-arrested. this one challenglHg the way self In the form of books, news­ back with a request that it be another meeting. It could be re­ the first quarter this year lost dent of Western Electric Co., year. his home with hla dMighter, b b ir KELBT r?nHf ( x p ) _ Frank Bychllskl of 92 Home­ court yeaterday. icut Licensed Practical Nurses have reahuffled Harvard’s vaca­ juries are selected for Superior papers and Interviews. . . reduced by'$400,000. T ‘ by groups backing the 86 m illion. was named Penn Central presi­ The SO Miler award went Mrs. Alfred C. KeUey. Before he chUdren of Cohimtas School stead St. was charged In con­ Harry Bahw, charged with Association, will hold Ita annual tions to permit a break from C ou rt “The defendant, however, is a After sending It bcu:k a second educators who feel the budget The administrative turnover dent at an annual salary ot to Bob Knight, Bob Magnotta, retired, he waa empldyed as a have produced a book of poems nection with a “smaU traffic forgery end obtaining money picnic tomorrow at 6:80 p-m. at school during the two weeks Both sides have until 4 p.m. minor figure in the officialdom time, the final total cut made has been cut too much or by a comes on the heels of Penn Cen­ $1N0,000 through D sc. 1, 1972. Tom Egan, Charles Backus, textUe engraver at C2ieney to boost Interracial friendship jam” he allegedly caused on under-false pretensea, to June the home of Mias Helen Sboneck, prior to Nov. 8. by the education group was group wMch feels the budget Is today to file briefs on the new of the Black Panther Party,’’ tral’s failure to sell a $100-mll- Perlman, 68, waa prealdent of Keith Nichols, and Charles Brothers, where he had worked and earn some money for camp- W. M iddle Tpke. M ay 20. P o­ 16. A rearreat warrant w as wHh. 156 Candlewycke D r., Newing­ Such a plan haa already been $844,859 with the caution that too high. J motion. said Mulvey. "Publicity directed U

PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVEOTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN Coventry Dr. Mead Would Oiauge X X Lake Residents Warned Working Mothers’ Habits X By NKIL O im B lD B But "We have ample evidence. Of High Bacteria Level AP Labor Writer that without such contlnul^ .children have' leM 'oaipaiott(y to ITie Board of Health laat night problem at the lake would be to WABHINaTON (AP) - Mil- tn ,,t the world, to le a T h M n e Salesmen diecuaeed the lake eltuaUon, and demand etricter enforcement of Hons of American families with happily and to form wider and laaued a warning to reeldenta houalng codes. The board plans working mothers away from ^„re intense relatlonshlpe with who are Ignoring the posting of to Wieet With the Town C, . « . caiead (Congregational (Church q,TmT”«nd tee'lr son LaWence ^ addition, they found a * 'T.” a’pnatp race "lent's 2 man, before a Ben- each child Is a major value, or death-llke,, to r actor Brian charge about a $1 per bag. borough.) will sponsor a bene- (Ch^rehearaal, 4 p.m., jr ^ d h lf^ e RdS^^ to large sign of congratulations hv a i^ S u J to committee later this week. especlaUy In an affluent countr^ Muir, Business is thriving, the gardens are fit performance at the Good- and Junior Fellowship meeting, ;;tebmte ton; hia wue Jr.’S Kooena,^ T tio nlo BPotUshted in their *n>nt ^y ^ last “ppoTL^^e7 weekend by f^announcing toe^m i» ^ included the de- ..JT mjg ours,----- which Is badly In ntod Plajrlng the Roman emperor. 5W , •»« blooming, and that well-earned holiday speed Opera House in East Had- 8 to 5 p.m. from Brandels University on G r e e n with gold letters, the sign ___partments of 1 Defense, Treasury ^ ^ highly educated, skilled, Muir slumped to the stage floor jaunt grows daily nearer and nearer. Hem June 39 at 8:80 p.m. Paper drive, Hebron Volun- Sunday, June 7. was made by their neighbor (Chairman “**** Interior, and the govern- emotionally stable population," after b^lng stabbed, j Marwln A. Ross reports all Etepartment, Company The previous week, they had Howard Waddell...... of 80 Tanner ^ g^„^y ,3 p„bUcly neutral, om ment of the district^ of comOolrnn- piled Dr. Mead Mead «tid.said. "Bltod” from bag; hidden In 8, 1 to 4 p.m. had a baby shower for Debbie "State-operated baby-tending his clothing flowed freely—and tickets have been set aside for Mr and Mrs. Bates Sr. were privately spent a gre^ deal jj Justice Department. Little League game, Amer- and they had celebrated daugh- the time searching for a Demo- . always verges on the old tor- so did his own. IBs assailants that evening’s performance of icon League, Box Sox vs. ter Barbara’s IMh birthday. jitasaacumarried June«suss«. 3, 1940 in - sswIbaaiv***!# rwuiH Tt On —g'-—Ciapital — Hill Mtmday, - .r - three roFE oi^ uie ‘baby oaDV larmB'fai^ma’ 01 of methe lutuhad wioiucuwielded theiruieir luuvniknives uvcr*over- ’Little kfary Sunshine," a Astros, Red Bam Field, 1 p.m. In the meantime, however, Sacred Heart CSmrch, Webster, heeif renorted he has de beginning of the century," she enthusiastically, wounding Schoolboys’ seaweed harvest gets under way on a Bermuda beach. S88MM\«Wmusical WBsavu^icomedy, sMs«aand proceeds gcs OUIUUIjrSunday: . theUlC DCtLCBBates’ CJlilUlchildren, Oil, lin,lUU4ll|^including UTACW<»«(Mass.Masa. For w. their•—-w- anniversary, . has been A reported1«vVicv«.a. 1 ci TVvnolsti* to hM de- Q gsnate extension «-ai_a.a of Athe A 1966 fed- OtUU, lUlU iUocU chlktoamCllUirCI&ro cen-cen* BrianOlifUl inUl the uao arm. mill. will go to the Republican Par- Softball game, Hebron Volun- two other daughters—Cheryl and Mr. Bates gave his wife a dou- ^ hPhind^he scenes Rlghta c , - ^ government o “I lay there to r the next 10 ty.Aa. teer Fire Department___ L___ a vs. wsaai.Little Holly,...... were..... preparing...... a sur--___ ble-string of pearls. TkAnria The 'Hift couplecoud16 Veteran «,„pir of behind-the-scenes ^Ing *'the only power we have ______^ ai.______*._s__ for the Demo- against the bullet U the ballot.’ aive for the ordinary woridng minutes of the scene wondering Any Hebron residents wishing League (Coaches, 1 p.m., 8L prise 30th wedding anniversary also received redwood porch poiiucai w “‘r mother or taxpayers. how much of the blood was Without the voting rights blU to purchase tickets may ccmtact peter’a field. party for their parents, also for furniture from their married era . . . . h------^ Dr. Mead said a child given mine,” he said. R o i T R t 86: p. John Perham. latiiday night. children and their spouses. Dodd- declared he >*111 have sadistic whites to^V rin^du^on en- was Innocent of any wrongdoing, 'shooting down blacks," Warner *®®®‘ “teady»«>auy care by oy theuie same«ime Avv tourniquet **“ Amston; Robert Dixon, totoon ,j,j^ reglstrai* of voters, as Mr. and Mrs. Sami, who re-T J^ « r^ ^ 1 to * E ^ m e t- was censured by his U.8 . Sen- bux^ the 36-year-old Jackaon Pf” ®“ 8 months to y e a n flow sum dently for him to con- Porter, Bur- j^r In Sections 9-64 and centiy moved to 82 Summer St.. _ trust and can later survive Then he was rushed to the hos- many chai^ges of person and pltal where eight stitches were Mrs. EUear Mecteau, chair- moiwiatnrv mmil' Hve in Waltham, Mass. The Aircraft, Bast Hartford, where palgn funds to private use. place. put in the wound. man of the summer swimming ^ 8 Samis were up most of Friday he began working the same year hM toen generally program sponsored by the Rec- night preparing a 26 pound he mBrrtod. ce"f"e might hurt hto ^ o n CJommlsslon and the ^ t u r k e y and rtJ^ g o o d le a fm the Mw. Batea la a housewfUe, with the state’s voters, althm gh Cong Take Red Oosa has announced rag- vnt party. busy "raising thtjee teen-age it has not been a major Isaue istiratlon dates for this year’s It was at this point, early daughters.’”nie oonple areoom- for any of his Democratic op- Key City THE COMMUNITY DAY SCHOOL lesstms. en may enroll inn a. political Saturday morning, that a seem- municants o t St. Bridget CJiurch ponents. Regiktr^on at the Hebron ®*^ “ *»'«4y Innocent deception took and members ot its Mr. and ------:----- MANCHESTIR, CONN. Elementafy^fichooi will be from S' turn. Dawn Marie Sami, Mrs. Club. In Laos • Nbh-graded elementary school U a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 to “J"® “ “ T®**" perhaps anticipating the excite- Mr. Blates. a memtoer of the ~ Mnlti-sged grouping In small classes 8:80 p.m. this ’tlnirsday, and at tlist an Inde^ntont voter m y ^ ^ y „jou,er Knights o< Ooiumibus, is also oc- Sniper (Continued from Page One) Individualised study programs tto GUead HU Setool from 7 ®“’®“ '^®*® *“ ® P"' imqw she wanted to be part of Uve in many town bowUng SoDsitlve Involved faculty to 8:80 p.m. on June 16. mwy. _ it. leagues. He ds (fie only peraon The U.S. and South Viet­ Multi-media learning rcoouroeli namese commands reported Registratlim fees for Insur- “ ® ®®^ “ Admissions flarnls’ flnt child and the to win Ito diampdonahlp o t the Report Community of chlldron from varied backgrounds ance are $1.36 for 13 year olds ®* Blecton will he In seyon grandchild was bom Town Men’s Dlvlalan three fairly sharp Increase in battle­ field activity In Cambodian bor­ or younger, $1.80 for ages 18 tomorrow evening « t® 8 ^ ^ Saturday at Man- times. Accepting Applieatioms for Admisthms Refuted der areas and In several parts Umnigh 16, and $1.76 for 16 P m- W*® Town Office Bulld- Far Fartbw Itlfnittlta ONI IIT O IM l^M i^d w over H* t® administer the electors (Continued from Page One) of South Vietnam. B rk oath to those qualified. Four Americans were UUed . ^no/pi-aH NaturiUUatlon papers proving . Pleasant Hour in Park the shooting Is the only object of sg wounded In a seriee of X Fdii cltlsenshlp should be presented police activity Involving use of clashes In Cambodia in which by the Hetom B ^ o f oftUon And the Hebron Bduca* For Shrine Band Concert firearm s.” enemy was known kUled. tion Association, to honor re- Hlatorical Society T- tha ohano-o/i Soutti Vletiiamese forces said tiring teachers Del vena Mon- 'ITie He broiv Historical Society By JOHN A. JOHNS’TON “Caarinet C!andy;" and two "^riihiep! they hUled 20 of the enemy near tlgny, Florence Rich and WlUo wiU hold Its final meeting of the (Herald Reporter) Sousa marches, "Liberty Bell" onr>mnHat« nniim noUnri ’Tien, on the caimbodlan bor- The “crop” is stuffed into 70 lb. b a gs. >!•■« Surprenont, wUl be held season tomorrow e-—eveidng at-* A pleasant hour spent In Cen- and the closing “Stars and der and the Gulf of Slam WO Friday evening at 8 at the "Brink’s .. Mill,...... Rt. _668 . ter lark last night must have Stripes Forever.” Other num- toteriomte ^ e "'ll®® ^^®®t ®* “ Gilead HUl ScluxU. Preceding the meeting, there seemed Uke evenings out of an- bera in^ point that use of firearms is ""®«' I" ® The three teachers are retir- will to a poUuck supper at 6 other era to old and not-so-old- ^ u p of Victor Herter^ nirciu necessary to control the •’®*r‘®" ®^ Cambodia. InTifter lOO years of service to p.m. and those planning to at- timers when weekly band con- ^ crowds Government troops also 1. claimed 47 of the enemy killed WT tto children of the state. Greet- tend are asked to bring a caa- certs were as much a part of M a ^ Mary Poppins, an liigs and contributions will be serole or salad. summer as the sound of the a ^ will never permit a demonstra- Delta In which five flouto Vlrt- ' - ''I f . received at tto Hebron Blemen- At 8, Mrs. Gertrude Lamb "peepers.” ssniasy. tary ft-hAAl office until ’Thins- wlU speak on "Joshua’s Leg- The night was balmy, In the tion______to deteriorate to ther —point nemese were klUed and eig^t acy,’’^ c h concerns the lands west was "tto new moon, with ™®*’ ^^nal MdtoSSi “®® ®* firearms is neces- wounded. ^ ^ . Paper Drive of Hebron acqulrod from Prince the old moon In her arms, ^ d m . inimdnn. sary to control the crowd.” . *^® Company 8 of tto Hebron Vol- Attavranhood, son of Uncas. a goodly crowd was attracted to ^noteno'^that 40 veara asaeaAsked wnywhyw methe luuufinal version fi>e_------loss __l ot... a------™ UHl-- - hellci^erVns .Md OPBN DAILY 8:88 - 8:80 f^-ralriii paper drive S T fac^^th: ^UU- ®", “^ m lr T ^ ^ r ^ « by' jZ i Fuage. a Justice De^krtment «^ter-bomtor to enemy ground GLOBED SATUBDAY8 Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. cal science department at the ®Wy,_JJ* pwiip Sousa. spokesman refused comment. «™. SUNDAYS 18 AM - 6 PM ^ e flremMi will canvass university of Connecticut, la strolled about leisurely. He said he had not intended, It said the Phantom was hit London Park, Abbey Bstates, ^ member of the Mansfield ’The occasion was a concert when furnishing reporters with “ *<1 crashed about 16 miles wert Forest Park and Londonberrle Hiat^rical Society and a mem- by the Sphinx Temple Shrine lVfidi>Prote8t the___ original ______draft, ______that the two ot Da Nang on Sunday. One pl- X Band,. spemsored . by Friefidahip 'MILWAUKEE (AP) I am Qjjpi» ij> compared for specific let was rescued and tto other is PERCALE COTTON PRINTS .XI EStotes. |,er of the Board of Directors Rasidents In other areas ot Joshua Historical ’Tract, Lodge of Masons In observimce not resixinslble for any mldl- language. missing, the command said, ot the lodge’s fifth anniversary, length skirts purchased by my uoaUng with the response of The heUcopter crashed Mon- C^it from bolts. 88’ 100% cotton per- town who wish to have papers ^ question and answer period cale. Reg. 64c yd. nicked up may contact either . hnm- will fnllnw Tto band, - which ——— passed I------: —its ----70th wife,”------Marvin— ------Glassplegelleuerai de-ana locai aumunues and local lo authorities to day with —-no v———casualties----- — 30------miles t-*. v^ey ^snilsseaux or Jim ™ mlWstone last year, was seated dared Monday In a newspaper massive antiwar demonstra- west of Phan Rang, a Wg UA. ^ Mrs. Lamb's presentation. of the advertisement which he later |^y g Washington, the air base on the coast 160 mUes Lee In Forest Park. OAOBDN AND OOTTON Herb Far^ Visit steps leading to the flagpole, described as a tejrse protest to 43.pa^ report was termed “a northeast of Saigon, OOP Women Hie Women's Fellowship of H ie Hebron RepubUcan Worn and was under the baton of lowered skirt lengths. | ------Ifie Gilead Ckingregational George A. J. Heck. PRINTCO VOILES en’B Club vriU mrot church is planning a tour and e v e n ly a t 8 at the h ^ e of ^ CkiprUand’s Herb Sixteen numbers made up tto 48" width with crease resistant finish. Ideal for "XT.- rw VO luiuaiowi bv Caprllond'a program. Tto first half opened summer beach blouses. Reg. $1.68 yd. yd. wf V \ JS iT S S lt^ere ^ t o k Farm In North Coventry with "Joyce’s 71st Regiment Farm In North CJoyentry tomor­ March,!” and conduded with short business meeting follow­ row from 12:80 to 2:30 p.m. ed by Ungo and refreshments. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine” ARE YOU 11 YEARS OLD ORDLOER? Hie National RepubUcan Women planning to attend ^ John 'PhlUp Sousa. This por- FLORAL ENRROIDERED BATRTE tu^on'B Club meat cookbook efieuW contact Mrs. Edward included "March and > ftum YOU mTBRHHnra® i n h ia m n in q y o u r o w n 'Mo m o y t !SHrivdi^le *«• »• Procession cf Bacchus" from Of 60% Polyester, 60% cotton. 48® wide. AU M JJ wlU be available, o HAYW YOU THOUGHT ABOUT SAVINO FC« TOUR FUTURE M 3UCATION? pastel background. R«g. $2.79 yd. yd. #•■■■ Week's AottvMes reservations and meet at the “gyivia" by Leo DeUbes, imd OUead church at U:40 a.m. “Washington Grays March,” H m following meotingi o DO YOU KNOW THE VALUABLE KNOWIiHDOB YOU CAN GAIN E l ^ OWN­ Mitoltiw arokSdisdulsd for this ^ ^ J>® ”A1 Hrt Medley," "Wee Mac- scnyiaes mia ^ ^ trsnspoitstlon Is required oroggor," "Hiem IBasses ING YOUR OWN BUSINEBST week or for any further Information, TEXTURED COTTON PRINTS^ Wsdnesdsy: _____ Maroh," and Lerqy Anderson’s o HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT lilA T YOU WOULD LIKE TO OWN YOUR OWN "Phantom Regiment” PAPER ROUTET 100% Machine washable cotWn- Perm anent press. B ^ ^ During Intermission, Mayor Reg. $1.89. yd. yd.WOa Woman’s gWlowaWp, OUsad Hebron OorrespoiMeBt, Anno Nathan O. AgosUneUl, and TirQi-«haii B. Hodge, m aster of THE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD OongTCgattonsl Oiuroli, lun- Et. TeL n% 8tn. MAB BOUTB W ENINOB IN MANC 1 a n d DI BUBOeBAN ohoon OeprUsad’s Herb Farm, ------:------Friendship Lodge, extended greetings. A surprise guest was RAYON SUITNMI 11 riS n-m. 1 Women's 'FsUorwablp meeting, Leader R eplacem ent George Palmer of Wettorsfleld, aaslstant rabban of f^ihlnx Tem­ \ In soUds, checks and polka dot. A Hebron OongrogationsI Oiurch, of rayon and sUk. Rag. $1.88 yd. yd.( 8 jp.m„ andth-OoUert Lounge. Sought by Kent School ple, who complimented tto band n< YWH MRS INTBRBSTED THE AFFLIOATION on tto public service It was ren- S b J w w S lS u ra ra BABY FOR YOU TO T ^E .,5 Teamwork of “seaweed salesmen” begins with their soccer. QUoad Oongrogatlanal Cburdi KENT (AP) —■ A letter call- . ;___ ■tarn FBIET JFl’BP TOWARD OWNING YOUR OWN Orders are given enthusiastically... ,.. dallvarsd with down>t»«ai1h axaotnasal laiolr roboaraal, 7:80 p.m. In.' w w i « i . /,# Ik. ir.nl derlng In providing the cimcert. 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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENIN(’, HERAl.D. MANCHESTER. CONN.'. TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 PAGE PIPTEEN THE Herald Angle :ue I t S o X a t ’s Jeff Brown No-Hits Eagles By EARL YOST Sports Editor ^ ^ Back on Road Matter of Confidence AnMrlcan League TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE HOUSTON (AP)—New going to pitch him and end up He trotted the rest of the way CHICAGO (AP) — The Boston Red Sox,» unbeaten Walnut vs. DeCormier, 7:30 Legion Bows East Division this month at their friendly Fenway Park, seek to ex- Oak Kelley Appears to Be on Road Back York Mets’ pitcher Jim walking him. home as Shamsky let the count W. L. Pet. O.B. lEast Bows Open QuaBfyingi Determined to work his way back into the major McAndrew leaned back in "I had a tendency to be too run to l-and-2 before unloading BalUmore 36 18 .667 — , tend their streak agrainst the to- Manor vs. Acadia, 8:46 Oak 5V4 ni|[ht jn the opener of an eight game road trip. Lairiem vs. Gunver, 6:16 In Opening leagues, Tom Kelley appears to be headed in the right the dressing room after fine with my pitches. I know against Bllllnghani. The ball New York 31 34 .864 OVi Nebo I'm not an overpowering pitch- reached the first row of seats In Boston 28 20 .800 9 The Red Sox, who have won ------:------direction. The former flame-thrower out of Manchester the game Monday night five straight and seven of their ^ right-hanffer, Koonce broke Wyman vs. Alberti's, 7:30 To Tough Sears vs. Wlpco, Waddell High, who was up for two years with Cleveland in the ,ind said major league er, and at Umes I got the feeling right center, about 390 feet Detroit 24 26 .880 10 Nebo Exhibition I had to be real fine. I wasn't away. Wash'n. 24 38 .462 11 last eight starts, hit the road major leagues with the Morlartys vs. Medics, Buckley Notes Surprises , is pacing the Double A Texas League pitching was mostly a with a 6-17 record away from Chicago Cubs in 1962 and was AAN vs. B.A. Club, 6:16 Lawyers vs. Normans, Ver- After spotting Mancheoter two in the all important column. The big matter of confidence reaching back." Billing ham had pitched Cleveland 31 39 .420 13 Keeney But Monday night the Astros .25 scoreless innings before that ^ : Division Boston and are determined to acquired by the Meta in 1967. He planck luns In the top of toe first In­ NEW YORK (AP)—Qualifying was set to continue righthander, working with McAndrew knew how to bol­ prove they can win without the ^as a 44-44 lUeUme record. He Dickenson's va. Allied, 6:16 Ball Nine ning, West Hartford rome bai;k Shreveport, haa a 3-0 won-loss year Bragg without any brag­ saw a different kind of Me- homer. Minnesota 34 16 .694 — at seven sites today for the U.S. Open Golf Tournament ster his. He had just shut out Andrew. help of Fenway's chummy con- q-2 with New York in 18 Robertson INTERNA'nONAL LEAGUE to win 3-2 In an exhibition at record and In 39 Innings has a ging,—averaged 42.8 yards on The loss dropped the Astros to California S3 30 .623 3 146 punting situations . . .Nice Houston Astros 2-0, handing He faced the minimum of 10 half a game out of the cellar in O^klAnd 20 28 *1"®*- games this season. With the By TOM BARRETT Following a lop-sIded 18-3 de­ Kail High School in West Hart­ —with more surririses in store and disappointment 1.38 ERA. Apparently Kelley .637 IM SILK CITY LEAGUE lurking for other big name players. honor for Kwaku Ohene Frem- ® third straight loss. batters through five innings and their division. Chicago 20 34 .370__ ___16%"We can't let pur record on .^g^d champions last year he The no-hit pitching of cision over toe Oilers, Steven­ ford tact night. has regained his fast ball for .366 16V4 previous road trips bother us," compiled a 6-3 record and had Hard-hitting Center Billiards Gilbert High hurler Jeff son's Esso remained hot on the Rick Marsh opened toe game A surprise Monday came at ------pong, a citizen of Ghana, who know of no bigger cbnfi- the lone hit off him through six The Mets came back for an- Kansas City 19 33 .366 16% DhJIos where Tom Kite Jr., a l‘yl**3. Dallas Monday were he's averaging better than a Boston Manager Eddie Kasko ggyen saves, trounced Green Manor Con­ heels of front-running Normans for Manchester by reaut an inning with 42 to won the Mallory Award for dence builder in the world," he was Hector Torres' line shot off other game tonight in the dome Milwaukee17 36 .321 19 Brown brqught the 1970 University of Texas sophomore, Dickson, 13ft, and Rives sportsmanship at Yale. Frem- said, "then a shutout." the glove of third baseman and the final game of the three- Monday’s Results said. "Right now we're playing acquisition of Koonce struction last ntght at CSiarter East Catholic High base­ last night at Verplanck Field. on an error by plUJier John his credit whi.e walking a dozen sound baseball and we've just brings the Red Sox to the 26- Oak Field, 22-2. The explosive The winners are now 6-2, a outshot the pros and won the McBee, 142. Terry Dili waa first batsmen. Arm miseries have pong starred in soccer and ' McAndrew's five-hitter was Wayne Garrett. game series Wednesday. Milwaukee 6, Chicago 2 ball campaign to an un­ Schultz as he hod troubles field­ first of six qualifying berths, alternate at 144, and John track and was a member of helped along by Art Shamskey's "i hung a slider to Torres and in the only other game sched- game scheduled got to continue. It shouldn't p,gygr „mit. A spot on the ros- bats of Bob Brannick and Mark happy ending yesterday at half - game back of Normans ing a slow groimder bp!ng at Disappointment came to Ken 9*'®' and on and on. The 16th annual "This time last year, the But one out later, Torres was_ 5-2 with Tommy Harper's ^ first- (Bahnsen 3-4), N Back to the .600 mark and in ^rmy for six months. Steve McAdam, George May, CIAC Class B semi-final tour­ winners and had a perfect second. Bob Muro singled to third place, nine games behind „ j a _ Dave White, Bob Kowalski and three for three game. Team­ Venturi, toe 1964 Open cham­ ham, 1.16; Kel Nagle, 136; Bert Here ’n There National Duckpin All-Star 26-year-old right-hander sal^, "I in the clear as Jim Wyhn hit pitch hoWeVsytUnIr thrice** California— 1- (Murphy 6-6) 1 u 1.7 , ,1. The Red Sox plan to open with ney play. load the bases but M.irsh was Greene, 137, Bobby Mitchell, 139 A1 Phitz, soon to leave the Tournament starts Saturday in wasn't even pitching. I had blis- into the first of two double Lew Krausse scattered six BalUmore (McNally 9-3), N front-running Baltimore in the - Mike Rearden each rapped out mate Skip Anthony also collect­ tail down at toe plate when Jim STAN HIXIMCINSKY WALI.Y WIDHOIJVf pion, at Charlotte, N.C. Non-ex­ veteran right-hander Sonny'Sie- three hits. It was toe third time this empt for the first time since he and Bob Lunn, 139. Charlie - ranks ^ the benedicts, has hit Falls Church, Va.. with two of ters and I didn't win «hy first plays. In the sixth, CTeon Jones hits to pick up his fourth victorv Oakland (Hunter 8-6) at Cleve- American League's East T!''*' Divl- bert against the White Sox. Sle- season toe Bumblebees faced ed three hits. The latter went Baleciano hit a dribbler out In ^ e tap e-m ^ u re belts w ltt ^ e competitors from Manches- ganre until the last of/July." singled with one down and when with the Brewers m L w it ^ “Z ’e- m v bert ^ come on strong after a No Oreen Manor player had toe locals and toe first time the distance on tjie mound, al­ frent of the plate. Noske scored won. Venturi failed to qualify by !®''‘‘ ®"« ®‘ more than one blow. They scor­ lowed six hits and struck out shooting an elght-ovcr-par four alternates. Modesto and driven in runs in ter, Cathy Dyak in the Worn- ' "fo r awhile," ^-^ald McAn- catcher John Edwards' throw easy by bunching four h i ^ for Milwaukee (Peters 0-1) at De- f,f7h ® PO®"" sprtnS “ »<1 M successfully. In two of Us tough­ as F red ' Gllha grounded out Tour veteran Dow Flnster- ^ ClaM A Callf<^ia League, en s Division and Herb Stead- drew, Td lost/my confidence, on a iiickoff attempt sailed past four runs in the ttlrd inning troit ^Oaln(Cain 4-2), N I TOursday, they ^g^g^j He ia due to be o ed twice In the second on four 10. th(rd to fir.st. Muro tallied on a 76-75—160. opposed hits. est matches of toe year East MB’s in Home Debut A 4 4 . # or. j . wald was one of three to qualify ^ e of his teammates is George man in t ^ Men's Division. I'd get 2-and-O on a batter and first baseman Joe Pepitone the Ed Herrmann Boston (Siebert 6-2) at Chica­ play three at Mirmesota and downed Gilbert by Identical 2-1 Stevenson’s 340 16x—13 8 2 wild pitch to end the scoring A total of 39 qualified at six He shot a one-over- homered for three at Kansas City. by former Boston farmhand Bllllarda 274 017 1—22-22-1 Greer, former All-American Over *10,000 in prize money will I'd worry about where I was Mets outfielder made it to third «®«Tmann go (Janeski 4-2), N Jerry Janeski, a right-hander scores. 01161*8 020 001— 3 6 1 for Manchester. sltea Monday find 77 more were while a collegian at UOonn. Both be distributed to the winners the White Sox. If they can at least break Manor 020 000 0— 2 -6-4 Anthony and Morlarty: par 146. Washington (Brunet 4-3) at with a 4-3 record. Coached by former Manches­ West Hartford went down one, Tonight at Mt. Nebo to qualify today. These 116 will Amateur David Graham’s are outfielders . . . All-Star • • • Kansas City (Orago 3-4) N even on the trip, toe Red Sox ter resident and major leaguer, Evaris, T. Bombardier and M. two, three in the first Inning Join 34 exempt players for the baseball game hallota ore avail- may find themselves in pretty The Red Sox flew to Chicago Under the lights, Sportsman Bombardier, Plcolo. two-under-par 140 waa the med­ Off the Cuff Wednesday’s Games early today after playing the Moe Moehardt, the Wlnsted nine ogadnjjt Balesano but In the sec- Hoping to get off to a better start before the home ‘‘P*" ®‘ c*'“ i‘a. Minn., June al score of five qualifers at (Jin- aU stores that carry out of the 600 major league Waibiiniri^n M K°°<1 shape. After the midwest- ea^iy woay alter piaymg me Tavern built up an early lead goes Into the finals Wednesday BoatoiT^ rhlcBvo N ®"* ‘bey will play 15 of Expos in a charity exhibition then watched Walnut Barbers AMERICAN LEAGUE ond inning mental errors hurt folks tonight than it did in its season Hartford Twi- cirmati, including Sam Snead baseball players, 51 were batting ^ s to n at Chic^o, N . eomRo home xamegame inIn Montreal Monday rally in toe late Innings to close against HCC member and East I ^ t inning heroics by each the local defense. light Baseball League debut last Thursday night in major qualifying site to- and hls nephew, Jess, each vrith 8 ^ of New Britain, who spoUed over .300 on the weekend, 27 in^ Milwaukee at Detroit, N their next 19 games at home, arch-rival South Catholic. where they boast a 20-8 mark. night. the gap to 16-10, In favor of the side highlighted last night's ac­ Greg siaatro opened toe inning Hartford, Manchester’s Moriarty Bros, will engage New Ch‘®ago where 139 golf- a 142. the Hartforrd Twilight League the National League and 24 ^In Oakland at Cleveland, N Gilbert got down to brass wlthktn aa. boomingDooming homenom^ runnin Into Into Britain Rrifnin tonight. Action atns Mt.Hir*- _ . . ets tri6d for 35 spots, TTie plny- opener for Manchester's Moriar- the American loop. Everyohe ia The Red Sox moved to bolster Boston’s ailing Jim Lonborg, Tavern. tion at Waddell Field as Police Amateur Vic Loustalo of Sac­ California at Baltimore, N tacks right off In the first in­ & Fire nipped Dillon Ford, 3-1. ‘1®!*!- After Bob jveix) Is scheduled to start at 6 era included former Open cham­ ramento shot a two-over-par 144 ty's has signed a contract with aware ol the top Kitten but the Minnesota at New York, N their bullpen Monday by pur­ who has nursed a sore shoulder Sportsman were paced by Don ning as Jerry Gundersen Stitch went out harmlessly, o’clock. chasing veteran reliever Cal since spring training, failed in a Crowell, Ron Florello, Dave Ken Holt limited Dillon to Ex-East Gridder pions Tommy Bolt, Jack Fleck at Hesperia, Calif., to be the toe Philadelphia PhUlies . . . Leo two worst, -.imong the ri'gulars reached on an error and Al three bingles and collected 10 Greg FYiemon hit a bloop dou- Herb’s second to toe MBs in and former Masters winners best of seven qualifers. One of Veleas, the Newington lad who are Luis Alcaraz of Kansas City Koonce from the New York test against the Expos. Mont- Solomonson and Jim Fogarty Barber singled to set up its Ini­ National League Mets. Koonce, 29, was scheduled real rallied for four runs in the with three hits apiece. . Loser Mike Jordan ble that fell between three field- (gat year’s championship race, To Try Pro BaB Gary' Brewer and Bob Goalby uig others was pro Jerry Bar- had a big year with New Haven in the A.L. at .162 while Jerry East Division tial two runs. Lance Fradette to be in uniform against the fourth inning and went on to de- For Walnut. BIU Viot had a was reached for 10 hits, three ers BUI Nardl promptly Angled spo led toe MBs ltd-lifting by The Hartford Knights an­ and Dave Stockton, Jim Colbert, ber, with 148. College, has been drafted by the Grote of the Meta haa the dub- W. L. Pet. singled to score Gundersen and to left to score Frieman and tie winning G.B. White Sox in the series opener. feat the Red Sox 8-6. perfect 4-4 with teammates Jim by Tim Maloney. Mike Jordan nounced the sign-ing of Pete Flir- Larry Hlriston, Marty Fleckman Assistant club pro Bob John- Boston Red Sox and is expected ious honor in toe N.L. with a (Jhlcago 28 21 — a sacrifice fly brought Barber .671 McAulay and Joe Composeo paced Dillon with two safeties. the s c ^ . Manchester made its Manager Gene Johnson hopes monavic)us, presently an East and Doug Sanders. gon of Tacoma, Wash., with a to sign a contract shortly. .167 batting mark. . . Dan Mby- Pittsburgh 27 28 .491 4 across toe plate. rapping out three hits each, A walk with the bases loaded *^®"' * ^'“’® Hartford’ resident. Furmonavlc- Tom Nierporte, Paul Harney, three-under par 139, and ama- Veleaa Is a flychaser . . . Fred nlhan, outstanding distance run- New York 26 28 .481 4% The winners other run came Marahell, fine Manchester High ner at Wesleyan, has decided to Along the Golfing Trail a^rtsman 361 112 2-16-20-2 in the last inning prevented onen toe Inn'^^nnri “"®‘‘P ««:ainst toe Hardware (us attended Elaat Catholic Hlgri Grler Jones and Bill Farrell teur Pat Fltzsimons of Salem, St. Louis 24 36 .480 4% in toe sixth as Fradette again Holt from chalking up a shut­ open the Inn'ng and was then city nine. Pete Carlin standout golfer and OCIL Individual transfer to Tufts. Moynihan has Walnut 012 010 6-10-16-6 singled, stole second and scored in Manchester and Holy Cross were among 107 trying for 13 Ore., with 142, earned the two Phlla'phla 23 29 .442 6% out. cult down on a fine play as he uConn pitcher this spring is spots at New York. qualifying spots at Portland," champion, is campeUng for a been among the top five flnish- Montreal 19 S3 .366 10% REG LEAGUE on an infield single by Bob tried to go from first to third the likely New Britain starter. where he excelled in track; par­ combinatloin athletic - academic ers in toe last two Five Mile Police & Fire 100 002-3-10-1 ticipating in toe. NCAA Track & FYos beaten by Kite, but qual- Ore. West Division Coming from behind with two Poole. Dillon 000 001-1- 3-2 OT a passed ball that rolled all Brendan Burke, former Cen­ scholarship at Louisiana State Road Races In Manchester on Cincinnati 40 15 .727 Brother Pro Acts Brown walked five and struck Field Finals In Houston, Texas, University. The local youth, who Thanksgiving morning. . .A runs in the bottom of toe seven- to TheI ®®e. l>een min 1969; ,u«hls senior y e a r a t «Holy o iy Atlanta 29 22 .669 9 the Inning, Pizza House,, behind out nine en route to his ac­ NA'nONAL LEAGUE wUl soon graduate from MHS Manrtiester woman. Mrs. Sophia Los Angeles 30 24 .666 9% complishment, while counter­ (Collecting a dozen base hits, Not Interested in Short Pass haa received an Invitation to Platt of 63 Hudson St., won toe powerful bat of Harry Roy, w ^ t H :r i5 ^ " ';n two h i r t ^ .i t ""'' t San FYan. 26 30 .466 16 To Play in Four Ball defeated .the Town Gong, 11-10, part Tom Juknis gave up six Nasslff Arms went on to trounce g ^ ^ to score toe tie-breaking Former college and pro play- w X compete in the Junior Masters in a recent Boston news- Houston 25 32 .439 16 hits and two walks and fanned VFW last night at Buckley Golf Tournament in Georgia paper Post Position game. Mrs. last night at Mt. Nebo. “T TT ®™ “®‘ the lineups of b^ dute. Eveiy f^^U fan is aware o< X San Diego 26 33 .431 16% CHICAGO (AP)—^Two brother combinations have Al Senna, Roy and Rich Hig­ eight. Juknis worked for East Field, 14-6. It was the Arms next month . . . Back on the P'att picked six of toe nine win- Monday’s Results either as a starter or reliever fifth success in 10 starts and rTaT^rnTh r “'® " ' ‘“i the conversion from track to Clay Talking Again^ rood to recovery following sur- n®*'s at the Suffolk Downs race tional Four Ball (Championship of the PGA’s Touma- gins had three hits with Roy fi, ♦ ^ looaJs wBI be Johnson at footbaB made by some of to- New York 2, Houston 0 getting a honver. Dick Jagoutz In each of its three tourament VTFW shows a record of 2-6. toe catcher and rolled to the third base, Bobby Carlson in d a X r o lto ^ t r ^ k T ^ HaT gery is Ed Tryon of Mianohes- track. . . One team in >i CIAC tional Four Ball Championship of the RGA’s Tourna­ contests emd was the victorious Bud Spencer’s two homers Only game scheduled also knocked out threee hits for followed centerfleld and Wally Widholm ing never flayed colleare foot ter, outstanding New England Baseball Toumameni game last Today’s Games ment Players Division. hurler In both clashes with Gil­ paced the Arms. He also singled fast pitch softball umpire. week protested on tlie grounds Dave and Mike Htll will make months ago, Billy Casper haa the winners. BYed Kostenko and w.'to his third hit of the night, behind the plate. bdl. ^ A iy e fo T to T o i l ^ Par for the Course Atlanta (Jarvis 6-3) at Phila­ Chris WoUenberg had two hits bert earlier in the season. and Ed White contributed a a double to left cwiter field TWni«r>if‘a offmrwffAm ,if4ii k«. __,__ • • * that an umpire refused to call TIRED—,Ioe Coleman, Washington pitcher, struck this pose during up one team with Dick and John played In only four tournaments triple and fwo one-base blows. workout of Senators. He’s very comfortable on this groundskeeper’s cart. delphia (Bunning 3-6), N apiece. Despite premature predictions Short Stuff “ player had request- New York (Seaver 7-6) at Lotz as the other. in this country. Illness, injury ‘ Town Rec Director, Mel Sie- that East might end up with its Glen Cadsen led VFW with a Houston (Griffin 2-6), N Some other major pairings for other commitments hafve bolts banged out three hits with first losing team ever, its tour­ single and double and John Washington Redskin punter that toe batter-runnnr had nM.ss- St. Louis (Taylor 1-3) at Los ‘b® ^®®m championship at Le- kept him away froin the tour. nament squad concludes with Kunz doubled. ^ ^ ^ base, didn't h.rnor the ro- teammate Carl Sliver, Ray Mc- Angeles (Osteen 8-4), N gonler, Pa., July 23-26 include And the Masters champion was Nickle and Bob Post coming an admirable 16-6 record. Nassiffs 020 705—14-12-3 b^e e^^ci^k^'^ Purmbnavicius. as he Joe Frazier for the heavyweight ®'"acks, not by quest until the play'war. corn- Second-year mentor Jim Pen­ V.F.W. 020 310— 6 -7-3 the n ^ d to Rockville where they plans to test the speedster os "I don't want to fight u n d e r------7 - yards. You listen, and if you pieted which formJ the defens- Cincinnati (Nolan 6-2) at 0**^6 Archer and Bobby Nich- listed as a doubtful starter In through with two each. West Hartford <8> Montreal (Moore 0-1) N '^bo won toe last Fo«ir- this week's Western Open. Pizza 105 012 2-11-17-5 ders will lose a valuable senior Moore, White and Pllver: Dd- Moriar^, ab rbl ^ traX l the Issue will be dead le- lear a thud you know you hit ive team throwing to the missed Defense Finishes rf. 2 0 Coy’s Orioles ajt Henry Park At 6 2 , 190 pounds, F*urmoin- Monday alter he learned hls at- Chicago (Jenkins 6-7) at San ‘'y° y®“ ^ ‘b® ‘or------segment of his roAer to Thurs­ agle, Hayes, and Barber. Koza, S trof.'we ^ appeaUng. The runner Town 310 610 0-10-14-2 Keenan, aa. 3 0 starting at 6 o’clock. Diego (Kirby 2-6), N mldable pair of host pro Arnold " i guess I keep hoping tor a day’s graduation. The departing INTERNATIONAL FARM Sinatro, 3b. ______aviclus has been timed at 9.8 torney had appealed to the clay, who was stripped of his ^ ^ ‘ben called out. Naturally Eagles include pitchers Mike The Oilers trimmed Steven- 3 1 ------b ^ No. 4 Md No. 2 in his two the CIAC upheld the umoire^s Pittsburgh (Blass 2-6) at San fP^lmer and Jack Nicklaus, and miracle,” said Ken Venturi. CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE iStUch. lb, a 0 NORTH ADAMS Mn*. ' Al T ‘* ® ^ p r e m e Ckiurt to allow the d i tit,g g^tgr he was convicted for Ray’s Restaurant shut out Jeffries and Juknis, first base- sons last ntght at (Charter Oak, Frieman. If, 2 0 o/v Maas. Al W a l^ r hopes that hls rookie posed champion to go to C^fiada refusing Induction in the Armv seasoM as the Redskin kicking decision. What many players Francisco (Marichal 2-4), N Gene Littler and Ken Still, who Veiituri won the 1964 U.S. NordI, c. 3 2 Wednesday’s Games won the CBS Golf Classic. Open at Washington, D.C., then WINF for all but one inning last man Tom Sullivan, shortstop 26-7. Dan Shields and Jeff CbaJmers, of, 3 0 ^inted°'Roy’ Wll^ms'^Tt^’ ‘ai’ the hands a^ toe to meet Frazier, hls rn^^sor 8^,^ week he Isn’t worried f*®’.. ® coaches don't know is that Curt Flood Case night in the second game at John Socha and centerfielder Odhner led the winners at the Schultz, p. 1 0 Cincinnati at Montreal, N Other top pairings include was stricken by a circulatory ^ ^ to toe championship.X about money. "I’m making too he adds. "I never have to a request lor time is , ,ot o„..,ai NEW YORK (AP) — the case will be appealed to a plate. DoBiaio, a. 1 0 look. A good thud and the right and time lives when he said elimination Atlanta at Philadelphia, N ^ b Charles and Bruce Deylln, problem In his hands which all Nebo to post an impressive, 12-4, Mike Crispino. Bailey, p. 0 0 ------speea. Clay s attorney, (Jhauncey more money now tjian I would if million higher court by the loser. of toe reserve system, which triumph over toe Radiomen. Gilbert (8) New York at Houston, N Billy Casper and Bert Greene, but ruined his bfilUant career. ab r e rbl Totals 34 Eskridge of Chicago, said in an j ^^ras fighting every- Friday," binds a player to a club for life. St. Louis at Los Angeles, N Gardner Dickinson and Sam "i wake up with a different The winners, behind a 17-hlt Wlrm, 3b. 0 0 Alajichester appeal filed Monday with Jus- he said. r ^ . , f " p „ p „ ..d attack, had Buzz Keeney and Gundersen, sa. ab e rbl Chicago at San Diego, N Snead, Larry Hinson and Bunky pair of hands every day," Ven- Barber, of. Trio of Schools Marsh, 2b, 0 0 tlce Hugo L. Black that Clay’s Hie . undefeated champion, t i l l l o t ^ 1 1 r w rw expected to end 1966 to $24,967 in 1969 and Uons of the system would result Pittsburgh at San Francisco Henry, Bob Lunn and Dave turi said. Jim Mistretta leading the way Fradette. c. A. No^e. ss, Intra-Loop Draft resources are depleted, and not- ivho insists he is retired and Vl Lt/L L It'^ f * UTVSnXatX^ Wednesday after rebuttal 828,088 in 1970 which actually in "the stronger teams getting with three hits and Bill Sheeky, Swanson, If, 0 0 Maro, 3b. uiet Super Craftsman, Stockton, Tony Jacklin and Bert "SomeUmes I play a round RuUl. lb. 0 0 Dominate Squad Balesano. p, ed that the forntei* champion that FYazler is the champion, testimony by the execu- became *28,376 with the addition stronger and the weaker teams Yancey, Bob Murphy and Lee like I did seven or eight years Dick Krlnjak, Jerry Mistretta Codavecchlo, rf. 1 1 Gllha. ir. would be out country only gald all he wants from the Su- and Dan Guachione came Poerfe, 2b. 1 0 Hollk, c. That’s Yanks’ Roy White tive director and counsel newly-won minimum salary getting weaker.” Elder. Grier Jones and John ago. Then I play like a 16-handl- Brown, p. 0 0 Three North (Central Connect­ Talbot, cf, 18 hours for toe"'^flght in Canada, preme (Jourt is a decision on hls of the players’ association hr®'"®®®®®- The economist testified the Miller, Dale Douglass and Hale capper. I’d like to get It back, through with two each toe latter icut Conference schools. East Steurer, rf. For Hockey Clubs EskridgesAld he made the ap- appeal from the draft evasion Totals 26 3 6 Gagnon, rf. lawln, and Tom Wedakopf and maybe Just for a lltUe while, to homered. Windsor High, South Windsor 1 0 0 0 6 n ■" plication to the Supreme 0>urt conviction. NEW YORK - (NEA) - The He speaks in a clinical monn BiH Veeck, former big Speaking of toe pension fund cost of developing an average Ron Allen with three hits and E a s t C atholic (8) R. No«*e. lb. ab r e ibl and Ellington High, placed Brook. U>, ‘>®®«*7 last man to play the outfield tone. league club owner. by which a five-year player gets big leaguer was *316,000 and SPORTS R.H. Sikes. show some of these young piay- Gaudreau, 2b. L X L L J? MONTREAL (AP)—'The National Hotkey League’s **« l*a“ a** offer for a He claims to be a Black Mus- a homer to pace the losers with 2 0 0 0 three players each on the 1970 regularly for the New York "You win and people know '‘^® defense finished its case “ month at toe age of 60 or that only seven per cent of those ‘------ers who don’t know me Just Bill Maher coming through with Olsplno, 2b, Totato 25 2 4 0 1 annual meeting swings into high gear today with the have permis- um minister and is appealing on Since Feb. 16, almost four what I’m capable of." Socha, Bs, baseball All-Star team. Yankees and to switch-hit for who you are ” he was savin? Monday with a complete day of8I‘2-50 at 65 and a 20-year-play- signing pro contracts made it to a tworun circultblow. Don M cK eon, If. i'2“''4 6 6 7 TotoiB i^trajeague draft anti a better financial deal for ama- " “K*®®® grounds. He adopted powej- and average and to steal before a Yankee game. "Look lestlmony by Dr. John Clark, an ®'’ *1,946.11 the majors: He said such figures Ju k n is, p. Selected from South Windsor West Hartford 0 2 0 0 0 ix 3 teUF hockey 111 the offilig. ------—------attorney saia, ^he name Muhammad All and Tuttle and Dan Calabro had two Happeny, rf. are pitcher Phil Levesque and bases and bat third or fourth in what happened over there (nod economist from tog Arthur LitJ'’®‘ snld Flood’s made baseball a unique busl- RESULTS hits each. Lon0o, Manchester 2_o 0 0 0 0 0 2 In today’s drait each of toe 12 poup cutUng another bwj) ^ " n i e y will sancUon the fight, has been lecturing in various the order against all varlaUons ding his head in, the appar" “ ® °f Cambridge, Mass.! ®u*T®nt status as a 12-year-man ness operation, Rays 310 602 x—-12-17-0 T. ^B van. lb, fielders Jerry Jenkins and Den­ sano,'^Nordi, clubs is allowed to protect 18 f™*** “>® curved hockey/dilck If the application is granted that sections of the country ALUMNI JUNIORS Melton Best Third Baseman Fellows, ph. nis Griswold. The nights, from players, with goaltenders and ‘‘•a'!®®- X ‘® “*® “me he (CTay) will have a of pitching became a household ;nt direction of Shea Stadium), "'bo did an involved analyses of "'ould give him a monthly pen- . W.I.N.F. 000 040 0— 4-13-3 B. SuUivan, c, word long before — They won, and now everybody certain aspects of baseball. ®‘°n of *1,625.11 at toe age of 66. Action at the West Side Oval \ D url^, lb. Ellington are first baseman Bob 1; SO':_ BaJeeano 3. Schultz'i. Hits first-year pros exempt. Draft ’‘^® committee cuy4he maxi- chance to say whether he will Cavanaugh, and outfielders Le­ off: Schultz 4 for 2 runs Ln 5 imUngB: price la *30,(XX) per player, with ******** curvature allowed to one- fight.” or even Spiro Agnew—did. knows who they are. Some of After Jay Topkis, one of d a d ' testified from a per­ Lonborg Chased INDY LBAGUE Totals „ 20 0 0 3 0 BaUey 0 for 0 rurw In 2 Innli il was a different era, an era them aren’t great ballplayers, Flood’s lawyers, finishes cross ‘^®”‘ analysis of baseball's reve­ ^^th Chisox Since Kamm Front running Klock continu­ Inn in g 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 Totals roy Ellingwood and Dean Kup- HBP: Moriarty by Balesano eafh club allowed to lose only **®“ ‘*’®‘* f*'0^'' the one-inch “I don’t know anything about GUbert 2000010 3 ferschmidt. East Windsor, a BaJesano 1, Schultz 2, Bailey 1: W: one player. maximum aljawed last season tt,” said Clay from his *90,(XX) in which the Yankees and but their pictures are all over examination of Dr. Clark Tues- expenses that toe net Against Expos ed their assault at Kenney Field SB: Fradette. RulB. Poole; SF: Bailey. Mickey Mantle were winning toe papers and magazines and ^ay, both Marvin Miller, execu-margin (profit) liad declined by defeating Mota’s, (^:>1, in a Swanson: LOB: Gilbert 6^ East 6: team that made it into post­ There were a few surprises ?**“ “*® /i* Inches permitted home in Philadelphia, lt!s blanked toe Red Sox, 8-0. P'aylnx “ a potenUal great ball close contest. BB: Brown 6, Juknis 2; SO: Brown season play, pljaced catcher when toe clubs filed their pro- yeo^'ago. '"That’s my lawyer talking American League pennants and "ow books. tlVe director of the Major ‘2.5 per cent In 1966 (up to '^'MONTREAL (AP) — A four- Rublnow whiffed 11 batters. “ *11x1 base for the Chicago White ^ 9. Juknis 7: HBP: Fradette. world championships annually. "A lot more people know League Baseball Players Asso- 1M6 ) to 3.7 In 1969. ^ e fourth inning capped by T7>e winners scored thrie^ Steve Mooney, pitcher Joe Hag­ tected lists Monday night, with ^ .nji^ rule to be tried during and he is going to be fired for like The other spiked shoe eventual- ubbut them than know about us. elation, and Dick Moss, counsel ‘Isvres showed player salaries Rusty Staub’s bases-loaded sin- Key hits for the Yanks came Sox was like passing through a ‘‘‘’**i^ *>Id on him,” said the times in the second inning an® reason is they won. They for the group, were due to take represented 20.5 gie carried the Montreal Expos t^^rine™triDle^*wlto revolving door. baseihS,*wS**lf^^ero*^ls added runs in the tolrd and Sports Dial Tolland High, first year en­ three prominent players unpro- ^ "'®® proposed for approval terested In fighting until my into the AL cellar and the oth- are the world champions.” toe stand. P®® ®®"‘ costs (an increase of to ah 8-6 exhibition victory over inoriMi fn h r^ir tiio r.rw.n Willie Kamm occupied the po- any weakness it’s nnmlnv in nn fourth inning behind seven hits. trant in the N(XC, managed to tected. , oy “*e league governors today. case Is settled. I’m not even having a Nick Convertlno had a double Minlieeota vs. Yanks, 8 p.m. ave two players selected, out­ The Rangers did not protsbt *^® **®*** r**I® will create a thinking of fighting." er team from New York won a White makes no selfclaim to Veeck is expected to be toe fi- ^ P®*" ®®"‘ the Boston Red Sox Monday („ the sixth* inning and Kurt ‘*X)m 1928 until mld-1931 a slow hit^-on the to r o ^ baR" and a triple to pace Klock. forwards Ron Stewart and'^ijon "Iree faceoff” in the hope of re- Eskridge, speaking by tele- worid champlonshiiK-and now. ‘he Yankees’ m o ^ e r nal ^ tn e ss Wednesday morning r n f s " " f x p m s e r - T e 4 4 lir U o n T d J ^ ^ V ig ^ n From then on. some 30 differed Melton WINF. fielders Steve Roths and John in this 1970 season, the Yankees ManUe. But already tola sea- as both sides have told Judge n*ln‘®tratlve expenses rose 4.4 q,},^ contributed to the attack • - - Tom Martens went 2-2 for the Ridzon. Marshall and defensemdh Hm during the number of delays In phone from Oiicago, said he babysitter athletes played there. It began “*y “*l,*xl baseman, losers. Red Sox Chicago, 9 p.m. Horton. However, tie team K^mes by players freezing the had not talked with (ia y before are finally on the road back to »on he has pulled the Mantles- Irving Ben Cooper the Federal P®‘‘ ®®"‘ “’® ®“'"® lead In toe top of toe l ^ g on The l^ers pulled off two WnC, Ch. 22> Selecting one each from Staf­ pennant contenUon. <1“® ‘®®t of hitting home runs Court case will be completed P*r. CTark testified toe majors Carl Yaztrzemskl’s two-run ho douWeplays to look like the register of the y e ^ “ There were three doubleplays, ford, Granby and Suffield were stands to, lose only' one of the P**ok against the boards, shoot- filing the appeal. "When a law- two by Klock and one by Mota’s. Mete vs. Hooftton, 8:26 p.m. three veterans ^uider the, draft ‘"g the puck into the crowd or yer files an appIleaUon in this for your Similarly, a swUch-hltUng both sides of toe plate in Wednesday. spent *31,074,000 on player de- mer off Expi reliever Howie Yanks 010 024 1—8-9-4 Grand Hotel unUl Meltwi moved „ a WBMI. Darrel Netto, Bob Berrlman outfielder' with power and ‘"® »ame game—the only play- Both sides will file written velopment and miner league op- Reed. Red Sox 000 000 0—0-3-6 in last year on what promises to ^ 0 “tt®rtdge says Klock 031 100 X—6-7-0 and Chiles Bermanl. rul®s. goalies contoually stopping court he doesn’t always talk to be a long-term lease. Meltwi has great slugging aWU- Mota’s 000 100 0—1-8-3 Also on the outside looking In P*®-y ‘•V smothering the puck in- hls client. I did it on my own ” speed afoot Is the catalyst, the ®*' ^ do so in the major leagues summations with the judge and eratlons in 1969 knd that repre- Two ’consecutive walks in the Rublnow, Carlson, Fuller, Sul- will be veteran right winger sl®ad of clearing or passing it. Eskridge agreed however furnace. leading hitter for average, 7 , year. Unlike Mantle, It may be some time before a ®®ulc'l 25.2 per cent of operating fourth chased Boston starter Uvan, Kle^cz, Carroll, Milka. And even Melton's occupancy DUSTY LEAGUE was not fully expected. He had ® sound baseball play- Claude Provost of the Montreal ^ a free faceott, the referee that if CTay formerly disavows home runs and runs batted In. !*® P*'‘"’u*'lly a power hit- verdict is announced. No matter revenue. Although total revenue jim Lonborg, who was relieved ALUMNI LEAGUE Scoring heavily in toe open­ Downfall of ^ e r y Pitcher Conadiens, defenseman Pat will place the puck on the center the application for freedom to His name Is Roy HUton White *^®^**‘ P“ ®‘‘ comes what the outcome. It is expected fl&ures were confidential, a lit- by Jose SantlaeoOtUlU PonttcelH’sa aaa.wa,a..a. a limiteda.....aet.a Firea- a.,; & oa *’®®" “ OUtflelder. McltOn TO- ®‘’ }** OHe tOt a lOHg ing innings, CBAT easily rwnp- Quinn of toe Toronto Maple ®P°t °I “*® corner faceoff circle but. at tots stage of his Yan- ‘?,® “PP®*’ ^®®“» tie simple arithmeUc revealed J lm ^ ^ ^ e r s ^ le d to inmi Police to four hits as they ^ t - **® “>0-lob: f®®** ed to victory over North End ^ kee Stadium, are Indeed, Invlt- ' Leafs, forward Billy Dea and “*® I®am committing the in------kee career, hla name prompts T'"’ major league total operating bases a n ^ S t a ^ drove in two ®<* ® trlmuph at Mt. Nebo ^ ‘J® Stanky (for- ‘***‘®'‘ Our first Fire last night at Robertson Beware of Bases on Balls, defenseman Poul Popell of the fracUon. At a given signal from as much public attenUon as targets. revenue from tickets, radlo-TV, runs with his hit A sins'le last night. manager) told me: ’I acknowledged Park, 11-2. • Pwple u ik about bovlog a o io e T ic k e t P ric e s Detroit Red Wings, BUI Speer of “*e referee, the player taking A’s Sign Pair Jerry Kenner’s does, or Horace concessions and advertising ap- Don Hahn and an error ^ S o / '‘’‘® wlm*®™ were paced by -**|f®® outfielders who are “J*® l*Ad John Garslde and (Jlay toe Boston Bruins and left wing- “*e faceoff wUl play the puck in BOSTUN (AP) _ Tw m NEJW YORK (AP) - The New proximated *124 million and toe tlago accounted lor the flnal^ttJ^ Gorman, double and a ®* a**®®^ “ Ting Dubay knocked out three hits Base Hits Usually Follow S T ” ’- tsti.-. vo, k er Reg Fleming of the Phlladel- manner other than a England baseball players were did. Knlcks 'of bu- toe - National------" d before------taxes------was about...... *4.6 . runs BO accoumea for the final two Roback with a *»*«’ And that was that." 1*1« thlnkliig from nega- and teammate Al Pratt had a what’s wrong with having cha- Basketball Association and the million. Santiago double to take an early three- first full season lost ‘® Positive last year, triple two RBI’s. By NELLY BRILES on mistakes. \ phla Flyers. direct shot on toe defending 8,p,gd by the OakLd^ AthleUcs White Is the Henry Aaron of was charged with Provost has said he wlll'-retlre g<*®l Irom wlthtn the circle. Monday for axHlmmAnt tt, 1967 _ there every dav doln? the-way you play? I New York -Rangers of the Na- - ~ * yoAT /o r the White Sox. the 190- "And we noticed he was hold- No batter for toe Firemen had St. Louis Cardinals All pitchers should loosen up Dr. Clark followed toe teStl- the loss while Reed w ^ the X ‘^®^ "®^®'' '®*^- l n ? T Tlf*^®*^.*** Ump’s Proxy — Tom ratoer than Join another team. Also proposed was toat white- ooos-Bay team to ^ o rth i his job well, sor^tlm es s i ^ } ^ ^ ” °®*'®y Lea^u® an- mony of most baseball execu- ner « quirtied. Rick Goss struck Out PO»*®d righthanded slugger 1 ^ Us bat too high and was mor^ than one hit. ■ For AP Newsfeatures gradually. In my tqse I love to Al Arbour appointed coach of based uniforms be worn by the M ’ ' eight batters. slammed 23 homers and also led BWlnglng In an arc, giving pitch- No matter whether you pitch do exercises before I,'pitch. This Conran is the new tacuiarly but w lth o u r ic c l^ “ I nounced Wednesday an Increase OBAT 711 000 2-11-14-3 toe St. Louis Blues last week borne loams end colored uni- Outfielder Steve T\)ma8etti « Uke Aaron In those years of '®®‘ “ **® y®®*" “’®‘'‘ “ ®‘‘®‘ P*^®®® ‘°r home Pontlcell’s 121 020 x—6-6-2 “ ** ®Ub In RBI’s, 87; total uppercuL We lowered his Fire 000 002 0— 2- 8-9 in toe Little' League or the ma­ he(lps me to stretch mJ^leg8 and president of the Man­ Fire Sc Police 100 100 O—2-4-2 **ases, 241; doubles, 26, and sac- ■<> he swings straight jor leagues, you must consist­ my trunk_, whiich includ^ my after a fine record as a defense- -forms by the road teams. This 17.year.old North Ouinev Hiirh M ilw aukee Rr«v« ^ '^®" ®'’®*Y “ay — or nearly games of the 1970-71 season in chester Chapter of Ap­ man and captain with the club, 1^ a reversal to the pattern used gtar, and 20-year-old ^ Mike W hlte’H nam e f ®''®*^ ~ people Will noUce Madison Square Garden. Both Goes, and Nicola; Fleishman, *dfi®e files, 6. .His biggest day “ trough." ently get the ball over toe plate hips and waist and also my proved Baseball Um­ luraie y®^' charlsma stuff is clubs will charge *8.60 for the Mlatretta, O’DeU. was against SeatUe last June Melton played a -nd to become a winning pitcher. shoulders. appeared on the team’s protect- now. Patr’agowskl of Manchester And a very depondoblo one. Our UConn’s Carlin pires. He was named ed list despite toe fact he said Also awaiting approval by the n jj ^g^g gianed bv Jack ^ ..I ^ details the fine, but you still have to pro- top seats and the tickets will be wtoen th^ 24-year-old Californian and linebacker in high school at The downfall of every pitcher This helps me stay supple and business is the core and feeding comes after he walks a man. Of­ it also prepares me for my at last night’s annual Monday he has no intenUon of governors Is a doubling of fines vallely. eastern states scouting of furnaces. V/o do it aulamoti- H ““®®'” scalad down to *4.60. On District Team meeting. Conran, a filling the dual capacity of for automaUc penalties supervisor for the Oakland club Stewart Geared ‘ SrS,.r ten a walk is followed by a base game. Then I go' into my warm­ coach and player. If approved, a misconduct ______colly. Will: a Mobil Hooting Oil the bold letters of eight-column hit. up which Includes a lot of fast veteran member of Service Contract, ytiur furnace is headlines. Mantle attracted BOSTON (AP) — Providence Apparently Scotty Bowman, penalty now will cost the player Concentrate Even in Drills In Sawchnk Case SM 0>Uege gained three berths and You must try to get the first balls. Then I work in my break­ the chajiter, succeeds St. Louis general manager. Involved *60, a game mlscon- OMAHA, Neb.—Ron Slander, programmed to dogroo days SO more attention during his rook­ man out at the start of every in­ ing pitches. For the last two or that it's always well led and cored ie year with the Yankees than MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — New “‘*y w®” **o‘ “x* “ mely hasebaU there. He atteacted champion Dartmouth and Har­ Ray Blanco. Bill For­ feared Arbour would be drafted duct *100, a match penalty *200, 216, Council Bluffs, Iowa, out- York Rangers’ right wing Ron *°*' “ batter who is in the clean- ecouts from the Qiante Red Sox ning. If you do that you will pre­ three minutes warming up I’ll for. ' White haa in all of his four sea­ vard two each on the 1970 NCAA tin was named vice by another club if left unprotect- a major penalty causing injury pointed Eddie Dembry, 194, C9U- Batting Hint from Stauh Stewart has been cleared of any “P H*®*- At one stretch, 82 play- and Yankees as a second base- District I All-Star baseball vent a lot of rallies. Walk the throw some pitches real good, president and Earl ed. IBO, and penalties dealing with cago, 8; Vic Brown, Buffalo, That's more than any other sons as a Yankee, the last three leadoff man and the other team babysitter will do. Unless It's By RUSTY STAUB they pay good money to come to responslblUty in the death of his were In scoring position with man and outfielder, team. as If I were in a ball game. Yost, secretary-treas­ Meanwhile, officials of the Ca- altercations up to a *1(X> level N.Y., stopped Ron Marsh, Kan- as a regular. One might be has you in a bind. They can Pitching is unique because the your mcilhor-in-law. tempted to ask why. Montreal Expos toe ball park. If I fill the first teammate, goalie Terry Saw- “* Sox scouts Doc Bennett Hie team announced Monday: urer. nadian Amateur Hockey Asso- trom the current *60. fus City, 3, heavyweights. For AP Newsteatures chuk, a NaUonal Hockey League ®™y w .. a Sloppy Thurston finally first tiase Pete Varney, Har­ bunt that man to second and on only thing a pitcher can do Is elation were meeting with N H L ------^------:------1 ® "Roy White is a helluva ball­ two desires I’ve got the third veteran., ^ "ter he ^ popped out at a signed him for a modest bonua many occasions that man will pitch. To have a strong arm he player," said one of the players I’d like to advise youngsters vard; second base, Mike Qabar- executives in an| effort to amend A Nassau County grand Jury , ^ moment in a Cleveland ser- and until he wound up with the ra. Providence; third base BUI steal second base if he has must have a strong pair of legs. the current pro-amateur agree­ from a rival team earlier 'this ‘“ ''® ® ‘‘®®‘“'® ‘° •*«c°"*e heard nln ~ ------■ • ----- speed on the basepaths. To get those legs strong you Mobil season, "but he has a colorless "*“1°*' leaguers to take constant I agree that with kids too nine wttneeaes Monday, !?*’ j?*?” * •‘"Port “»at parent club, Melton played for West, Maine; shortstop Dick ment before Thursday’s ama­ Hall Sets New Javelin Mark led that Sawchuk'e dea(h Mi^P*!!*"* Sarasota, Fla., Appleton, vRa., Kane, Providence; outfielders If you get the first man and must do a lot of running. There Mojor League teur draft. heating oil personality.” practice and give practice all much emphasis is placed on you still find the bases loaded, a is no substitute for a pitcher. He "Roy White doesn't get any “'® concentration possible. winning. As a youngster you May 31 was accidental. ^ “®®*- XhransvlUe, Ind., Hawaii and Don DeiMlchele, Harvard, Brian It was______learned that__ the new__ NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — Hartford Public High Sawchuk, 40, was hospitalised denied and Syracuse. Martin, Massachusetts and double play will atlll< get you out must run. It is one of the most ==Laaders= ground rules would allow the School’s sprinters piled up three first places Monday to ink," said one of his Yankee batting they should work on should put emphasis on the en- of the inning. That’s what American League April 29, foUowlng a scuffle with • “ me when Mel- Bruce Saylor, Dartmouth; tedious. Jobs. It's no fun. No one RnHinff OAHA to gain the normal *8,000 lead the school to the Connecticut Interscholastic Ath- teammatos, "because he ®®“‘* contact. They must Joyment of the game. You play makes that first batter so im­ likes to run but to become a 24 H O U R doesn't go looking for it ’’ 1° overpower the ball. 1° **ave fun. As you get older Stewart. The two shared a “ m thought he never would be pitchers John Carlin. Connecti­ M in n eJ^ sfts- A Tnhnonn rwi’ *«>*■ «“®b °f the first 73 amateurs letic Conference track championship. house tn Bast AtlanUc Beach, clubhwse and I able to pUy basebaU. portant to a pitcher. - good pitcher running. Is a neces­ I'Roy White,” said Roy White °®‘ ® P*‘®*’ ‘® realize the Importance cut, and Chuck Seelbach, Dart­ S i Ml ’ ’ H°'^«v®r. under the Public had 39 points compared , SERVICE! N.Y. needing Luke about hitUng "I waa bom with a bone aU- mouth, and catcher Jim La- Because I wasn't blessed with sary evil. n h ft a I I u II proposal the OAHA would to second-place Windsor’s 19 and tured the 220-dash. FYanco “does his job as best he can If “ Along these lines U winning arid of being a team the type of talent where I could After you do this type of con­ / people want to make a big deal workouts everything will fall man. Nassau County Dlst. Atty. msnt—they Just didn’t fuse to- neau, Providence. D i.iHf , .0 ‘till X ' ’ °‘*‘®‘*' another *8.000 to funnel 18 polnU by the Pulaski team of teamed With Roy Preston, Den- 643-S13S William Cahn eald all the wit- ^ xraa hurt lii go out and strike out eveiY bat­ ditioning, aa Important as ^ T, nu ■ back to the club level If the New Britoln. nls Blondin and King Slmmqns out of It, fine. If not, fine, too.” **”® when the game starts. In the major leagues -we play ter I try to get the hitter to hit warming up Is the fact tlmt you It Is no secret that White is a 'Ther^ are three people I want to win and there are many si- nesses had testified that no ?**** *®**®®* ‘®®“>aU and my left ” a ’.. 1 . draftee was signed to a pro con- Pulaski’s Jackie Hall set a to win the 880-relay, punche. had been thrown be- 1 ? ‘®^ at my pitch. I strike out my must cool your body dowixT With mtchlng (6 de^KiM) ^ a n t, and an addlUcmal *4,000 if new meet record In the javelin Top Individual in point stand- Wo atvo product of the A1 Kaltne-Har. ‘® ®A“sfj( In' the game of base- tuatlons where we’d like to blast Sign Fre« Agents share but primarily I try to this In mind never leave a ball Oreen Stamps! tween the two players, who re- you?i Minnesota 6-0, 1.000, 3.12; F. Pe- ^j,g pigyer performs In at least with a heave of 238 feet, 8 Ings was Windsor's Louis Allen, mon Killebrew School of Non- ‘’^11- Onetof them is myself. I al- the ball out of the park. But you ATLANTA (/Ai^) — The AUan- make a batter hit the type of field without a Jacket. terson. New York 8-2, .800, 8.60. jq otil games in hls first sea- Inches, breaking by 18*feet the with a first place in the long f e . Flamboyance. Ask him a ques- ‘*Y “> Improve on what can't always do that. Eor In- I _ _ _ (Herald photos by Bucelrictua) ta Falcons have announced tl^e pitch I want him to hit. If possible you should put al­ National League gg^. mark set by hls brother a year Jump and second places th toe Uon and ho will answer It polite- 7* Arisona make fewer mistakes, and all you Into college or help you pur­ son, ClncinnaU 8-1. .889, 2.43; Q. The NHL rulss committee co won the 100 spring, and hla of teams with seven points or m the spring of 1969, then he hasn’t had any trouMs ^ s . and canter Mike White. pitchers should try to cut down sue your Interests. Stone, ^Atianta 6-1, .833, 3.46. also had lU Innings, with the teammate Cliarlle Vann cap- leas. A

/ a Oe s ix t e b n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, J0NE 9, 1970

BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR ItODPLB AmwM N AND JILX WENT UP "JACK FELL DOWN AND WE WERE LAUGHIN' HIM-- AN' BROKE HIS ABOUT HAVIN' HIW Variety CLASSIFIED X TDLP >feU GUVS T O PUT CORNERED/ WB SHOULDVE THE IAETAL w r is t Vli*M*W6P5 REALIZED THAT HE TAK 6S ON 3AKE, BUT VDU HAP TO OFF FASTER THAN A ACROSS DOWN PLAY IT FANCY/ SO NOW USED CAR SALE&^^AN 1 Diamond- HE'S PROBABLY CRAWLIN' AFTER HE HANDS OVER 1 Narcotic ADVERTISING INTO THE BACK. OF A TH E KEVS/ (ilang) cutter's £up CBOSS-'COUNTRY TRUCK-.' 5 Snooze 2 Not closed CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 8 Listen to 12 Unclose 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 13 Feminine 4 Penetrate appeilation 5 Roman ruler 14 bearing 6 Actress COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 15 Saiicy Gardner . 47 Classify 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PlIBUCA'nON 7 Mass of butter ,24 Eat away 48 Feathered 16 Rodent 8 Residences 25 Decw Doodllnn tor Saturday and Monday Is 4 ;30 p.m. Friday 17 Become 9 Before 26 Sewing scarf LAWNS maintained, rubbish softened implement 49 Footed vase taken to dump. Stones put 18 Freudian term 27 Bargain event 50 a v il War PLEASE READ YOUR AD around shrubbery, keep weeds ALLEY OOP 20 Hebrew letter I t ^ ^ t o 29 Girl's name genend BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Frightful isSbSin 31 Search for 51 Braziltan CloHsItied or "Want Ada" are taken over the phone aa a out. For free estimates, 649- , M ^r^estep 39 Seaport (ah.) wallaba convenience. The advertiser ahould read hla ad the FIRST 1868 after 6 p.m. DOrr TELL ME THEY/ NO, BUT ...ESPECIALLY THOSE OH,NO..r FORGOT 1 IT WINDS THRU a s u ™ » r ...r DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time lor the HAVE POOUTEP T H '/ HEY MIGHT RAOE CARS...THEY/ON TH , TO TELL VOU TH' HILLS next insertion. The Herald is responsible lor only ONE In­ WASHING macdilnes repaired, AIR THAT MUW I RUN OVER MUST DO OVER ( HISHVWV? ABOUT THE NEW ' ABOUT A MILE instance 43 Head of an ^ 27 Mineral spring instance correct or omitted insertion for anv advertisement and then Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. A HUNDRED ARIZAPO.IS FROM HERE 22 Attic ftbbey for men 55 Toddler r a c E w a y . 28 Rows 45 Cover anew 56 Afflrmalivt only to the extent of a "make good" Insertion. Errors which Fast service, reasonable rates. 30 Legal point do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be Call 643-491^, 647-1719. 32 Ventilate 1 r ' 4 r " r " 7 r " 9 10 II corrected by "make good" Insertion. 33 River (Sp.) YOU ARB A-1. Truck is A-1. 34 English river 12 14 (RookvUIe, Ton Free) Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ 35 Malayan 17 gibbon 15 IS ways sealed and small truck­ ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- 36 Conclusion II II 20 643-2711 875-3136 37 Fruit drink ■ mano Trucking Service toU- 38 Summer (Fr.) 21 22 24 26 2S free, 742-9487. 39 Disdainful OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS II Automobiles For Scrio 4 TWO YOUNG married men W' grimace 27 ■ ■ ■ 41 Kind GTO 1669, 2-door hardtop, 4- will do small repair Jobs and L -3 42 Public 3i painting, also cellar cleaning PICK ME SOME OP / TP LIKE SOME WOULD TPU MIMP^ 1 1 ■ HERALD speed, V-8, power steering, storehouses and light trucking. Call 646- t f S s e v e tS o w ■ / o f t h e b l u e owes/) t a l k iW in 44 French river 35 ■ power brakes. No money down, OWES SKAMPAW— I TDD--AWPA BIC> /a COUPLE AWPA FEW 1 1 low monthly payments. Call 2662, 646-2047. AwPAeW^HOFjpOUOUETOF -^IWSTEAPOFBUNCH^ 46 Baronet (ab.) 3S 40 BOX LEHERS BuilCTin^"** Hoor Rnishing 236-5160, ask for Mr. Dias or D A VY JONES BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS THE BLUE O N 6 5 / ^ TH O SE SM ALL \ A N BOUOUETSl VOLfRE 47 Observe 1 TREES Cut and removed. Rea­ Contracting " Wh i t e OWES// LOOKIW'ACROSS’EM AN 48Corm 43 For \our FLOOR SANDING, and reflnlah- HIGH SCHOOL Honors grad­ — \^^1TE OWES, Mr. Sampson. sonable. Free estimates. Fully TM LOOKIN KISKT DOWN 51 Bustle CARPENTRY and remodeling ing (specializing in older uate offers tutorial services in . . ^ ^ .... AT'EM--AN EACH ONE 46 47 Lnformutioti Insured. Pollard Tree Service, S3 Municipality 1966 VOLVO station wagon, rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, floors). In and outside paint­ High School history or math. 1 l l i X h a s n s oww h a l f -a c r e /. 57 Mountain u 61 628-3021. With each 4S 49 60 61 63 64 THE HERALD wlU rwl good condition. $665. Cali 649- additions and garages. ing. Ceilings. No Job too small. Elementary level math or d U T HE (comb, form) •discinoo tile identity of 6673. John Verfallle, 649-6760. reading. Call 643-7427. PASSING DOGGEDLY 58 Nominal value u LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. PART-TIME, experienced ma­ HOUR, 67 SI cuiy advert iyer using box GOES ON 59 Tropical plant moving large appliances. ture woman to work in cheese PAW JONES 12 letters. Readers answer­ 1970 CHALLENGER, RT, 383, SAVE MONEY! FasL^service. FINE- 60 The dill 60 81 Burning barrels delivered, $4. and specialty shop. Apply in OIL BURNER REALIZES 61 Qualified _! ing blind box ade who 4 barrels, 4 speed. Must be Dormers, room additions, ga­ Bonds-— Stocks— Schools and Clossos 33 C0MBIN6 desire to protect their 644-1776. persont Swiss Colony, Man­ THAT HIS 62 Fondles seen. 643-8616 after' 6 p.m. rages, porches, roofing and Mortgogos 27 THE SCA identity con follow ‘his chester Parkade. SERVICEMAN HOPE OF FOR SOME (Newipeptr InWprii* Aui>.) YOUNG man with truck will do siding. Compdre prices. Ad- EVER procedure■ 1968 RENAULT 4-door sedan, SIGN OF hauling and most odd Jobs. A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- MORTAGES, loans, first, DRIVERS NEEDED SEEING good condition, best offer over second, third. All kinds. Realty CASHIER with experience for Ckwd pay, good working oon- HIS PAL, Enclose yout roply uo Save. Reasonable rates. 289- 0449. fabric store, part-time, hours MARCO UNTIL.,, the box in an envelope — $700. Call 644-8105. statewide. Credit rating un­ ditlons. Paid vacation. Paid MARINO 8110. Train now to drive semi­ 6-9:W. Schedule arranged to fit address to the CTaasUied NEVVTON H. s m it h and Son— necessary. Reasonable. Con­ holldaye. Free Inaursnoe. GETS 1959 FORD 2-door sedan, V-8, truck, local and over the convenience. Call Mr. Shenk- Manager, Manchaster R. C. CONSTRUCTION CoT — Remodeling, repairing, addi­ fidential, quick arrangements. Free unlfomis. DIMMER... good running condition. $76. road. You can earn over $4 man Jr., Pilgrim Mills, 646- Evening Herald, together Personalized custom painting Alvin Lundy Agency, 527-7971. Call 643-2692. tions, rec rooms, garages, per hour, after short train­ 4422. with a memo listing tha by brush, roller or spraying, porches and roofing. No Job 983 Main St., Hartford. Ehre- companies you do NOT ing. For interview and ap­ THE WHITING CORP. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER interior and exterior. E j^ r t nings, 233-6879. want to see your letter. 1964 TEMPEST 2-door, excel­ too small. Call 649-3144. plication, call 208-226-8710, paperhanging and wallpaper 649-U6* W'ifc Your letter will be de­ lent running condition. Rea­ or write Safety Dept. United removing. Complete y6modeI- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, GAL FRIDAY WAYOUT 4 ' stroyed if the advertiser sonable. Call 647-9218, anytime. mortgages— interim financing Systems, Inc., Interstate 2M Broad St. BY KEN MUSE is one you’ve mentioned, ing carpentry seiMce, rec Roofing— Siding 16 —expedient and confidential Terminal Bldg., 2175 Berlin FEE PAID Mancheater, ± 3 1 ff not it will be handled WHITE 1966 Plymouth Fury rooms, additions, 'etc. Attics Tpkte., Newington, Conn., service. J. D. Real Estate Manchester — light short­ 1J/;U 0 in the usual manner n , V-8, automatic, power and cellars cleaned, and if old BIDWELL Home Improvement 06111. Training originates i - r brakes, power steering, back­ articles in selling condition, Co, Expert installation of Assoc. 64S-6129. hand, typing, answer phone, HELP'LET MEOFF' SKAMPAW out of Indianapolis, Indiana. C(X)K with experience, good aSSlflAil up lights, radio. Clean, ex­ discount. Complete yard main­ aluminum siding, gutters and receptionist - desk duties. UELK Must like some figure work, worldng conditions, no Bun- (£) 1«70 cellent condition. May be seen tenance, Short distance mov­ trim. Roofing installation and Business Opportunity 28 very diversified, excellent .days. CaU 649-0898. Lost and Found 1 at 73 Scarborough Rd., Man­ ing. Akphalt driveway sealing. repairs. 649-6496, 875-9109. benefits, modem office. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL chester. We gdve S A H Green stamps. $110-$116. MACHINISTS — Immediate LOST — Black and silver Ger­ P A S ROOFING and repairs Help Wontod— LET Cdil 643-0002. EARN |15-$30,000 openings, first and second man Shepherd, one-year old 1939 AUSTIN - HEALY 100-6 done realistically. Free esti­ Fomala 3B 'TEMPLE EMPLOYMENT Good looking — running con­ SHARPENING Service—Saws, shifts. Bridgeport mill and en­ female. Answers to name of mates. Call anytime, 649-1516, KEYPUNCH operator, mostly ^ Constitution Plaza, Room 1800 Princess. Reward. Call 646- dition. $560. Cali 649-9366 after knives, scissors, garden and 649-2373. AS A gine lathe men. Must be Class- numerical 026 or 039. Oaer Hartford 627-6131 A. Capable, willing and amM- 1736. 6 p.m. shop tools. Power mowers re SHELL DEALER m ME paired and serviced. Pick up ROOFING and root repair. Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wiiid- tious. All benefits, air-condi­ LOST — German shepherd, fe- CORVAIR, 1966, 2-door hardtop, Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 648- sor. tioned shop. Call or apply J.T. and delivered. Sharpall, 686 KEYPUNCH Operators — ex­ OFFi male, black and tan. Wearing^ automatic. Call after 4 p.m.,^ 7707. Ambitious men wanted now Slocomb Co., 68 Matson HUl Adams St. (rear) Manchester, for several high volume YOUR AVON Representative is perienced, days, pert or full­ Rd., South Glastonbury, Conn. collar. Reward. Vicinity Bol­ 649-3880. 643-6305. service stations, located In a member of the world’s most time. Immediate assignments, 683-M80. ton. 647-1813. successful and respected group 1966 PLYMOU^ra Fury HI con- MANCHESTER Tree Service. the Windsor, Conn. area. Ex­ very high pay. No fee. Apply Roofing and of part-time Independent busi­ Staff Builders, Suite 602. 11 EXPERIENCED short run dls BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY OlANE vertlble. power steering, one Specializing in tree removal, perience is not necessary. Personals owner. $876. Call 643-6976. Chimnays 16-A ness women. To investigate an Asylum St. 278-7610. maker, aircraft quaUty. All pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. Excellent paid training, fi­ opportunity to share in an out­ fringe benefits. Apply Qunver THSH PONT YOU Fully insured. Call 649-6422. THINK r r WOULD RIDE wanted from Manchester VOLKSWAGEN, 1963, very low '^-ROOFING — Specializing re­ nancing available, insurance standing earnings opportunity SECRETARIES — Typists — Mfg. Co., 284 Hartford Rd., BE WISE TO SET to UConn for 9:30 to 12 class, paonthly payment, no money LAWN Mowers — Garden trac­ pairing roofs of all kinds, new and retirement plans, plus call quickly — 289-4922. Clerks and other office skills. Manchester. Many needed for assignments A HAIRCUT starting June 8th. 649-3242. down. Call 236-6160, ask for tors repaired and sharpened. roofs, gutter work, chimneys many more benefits. SECRETARY, 85-hour week, near home. Temporary, full­ MARRIED MAN with some BEFORE FACINiS Mr. Dias or Mr. Sampson. Parts and accessories. New cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ HIM? J MAD DETOUR RIDE wanted from Eldrtdge Call Weekdays, 289-1621, knowledge of shorthand and time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, route experience and good and used lawn mowers. Hours experience. FYee estimates. nights and weekends, until 9 VOu?^ aro und A 7 4 7 JET/ St. to P mezzanine, Pratt Call Howley 643-5361, 644- typing necessary. Pleasing no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ with figures to learn egg Iwsl- 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. p.m., call Joe Beaton, 649- Whitney First shift, call 649- 8333. telephone voice and ability to lum St.. Hartfoiti. 278-7610. ness. Tnaide and outside work. Trucks— ^Tractors 5 Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. 0294. meet the public. Excellent sal­ Must be responsible. CaU SOI- 1369. Middle Tpke., 649-8706. I960 CHEVROLET, half ton ary and fringe benefits. P. O. ler Farms, 848-8021. Box 471, Manchester. • COMPTOMETER pick-up, good running condition Heating and Plumbing 17 SHELL OIL COMPANY PLUMBERS — Ucenssd and ex­ $176. Call after 6:30, 643-0886. Aufomobhes For Sale 4 Household Services 477 Connecticut Blvd. HAIRDRESSER wanted, apply OPERATOR perienced helpers wantsd. SAM WATSON Plumbing and Marlow’s Beauty Salon, 867 Benefits and overtime. After 8, e >w« >, MiA w. tM »w. us M aa 1968 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof, Heating. Bathroom remodeling Offered 13-A East Hartford. Main St., Manchester. Openings for experi­ 848-4628. low mileage, showroom condi­ and repairs. Free estimates. enced comptometer opera­ •Boy! Every time you try to mix sand and people you Trailers— TWO handymen want a variety got trouble!" tion. Call 876-6166. Mobile Homes 6-A Call 649-3808. PART-TIME counter girl want­ tors. FuU-time. Must be SERVICE man for electric of Jobs by day or hour. We ed evenings for Hartford Rd. skiUed In all phases of comp­ signs. Experienced or with IMPALA convertible, 1964, fully clean yards, attics and cellars. DISTRIBUTORSHIP without In­ CAMPER for rent — Fits half Store. Apply in person to Bess tometer work. good knowledge of electricity. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD equipped. No money down, low Reasonable. Call 643-5306. vestment : Deluxe candy & ton or % ton truck, sleeps 4. Eaton Donuts, 160 Center St. Must be able to climb ladders. monthly payments. Cali 236- Milhnery, drug specialties to taverns. 649-7136 between 6-8 p.m. Company offers exceUent Permanent Job. Top wagea ITS ONLY ^ I WISH I COULD DO AAORE.' FROM WHAT THOSE OH— IF ONLY THERE 5160, ask for Mr. Dias or Mr. (JUSTOM made draperies, slip 19 restaurants, stores etc. Direct DESIRABLE position for ma- wages, above average bene­ Dressmaking with opportunity to earn addi­ NATURAL I'VE BEEN READING SOME PSYCHOLOGISTS SAY, WAS---- BUT < Sampson. covers and reupholstering. factory connection earning hire woman to llve-ln as a fits, congenial co-workers, DR, KETTELMESS STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF tional income. Apply Raddlng THANK VOU, /MICKEY— FOR LISTENING THAT you BOOKS ABOUT CHILDREN LIKE THERE MAV BE A WAY , Budget terms. Established in MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking high daily cash commissions. companion housekeeper to and exceUent working condi; TO Aity TROUBLES/ I KEEP THINKING SHOULD OANNY- TO KEEP OANNY AT HOME!J SAYS THERE ISN'T, Signs, 1739 Main St., Bast W£a,W E w on't EVEN SO .'m y A AM THE BEHOLP ! ’ these ARE A SMOK? 1963 VOLKSWAGEN reason­ me available in our Data Proc­ estimates. All work guaran­ 648-9112. teed.. 646-2627. I essing: Dept, for a highly qualified keypunch op­ LITTLE SFORTB AAA Painting — Interior, ex­ Immediaf* openings for •xporioncod all ST R0I7BON DO YOU NEED 4 CAR? LEON tMeszynski builder—new terior. Name your own price. erator. We have fine working conditions with lib­ Free estimates, 643-9888. burner lorvie* mon. Good working «ondl-* iiE W 4 .fie O i homes custom built, remodel­ eral fring^ benefits and good starting salary. CANT A CAR? ing, additions, rec rooms, ga- b .H MAQOWAN JR. A Sons, tions and banafits. Apply In parson ffilyt rages, kitchens remodeled, Interior and exterior painting, bath tile,' cement work. paper hanging. Thirty years CANT BE FINANCED? Steps, dormers. Residential or experience, four generations. (X)LONIAL BOARD CO. commerolal. Call 649-4291. Free estimates, fully Insured. BANTLY OIL CO^ INO. If fo eoN 234-5150 and talk ta Mr. N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter 648-7861. ' c >«M hr MCA, IM, 649-4567 331 MAIN S T U n M A N C H im i contractor. Additions, remodel­ EXPERIENCED house paint­ £25225 Dloc or M r. Sompion. ing and repsirs. Call anytime ing, very reasonable. Call for Mrs. E. S. Loftus (or free estimates. 876-1642. free estimates. 1-428-8117. \ V\\ \ V'Y.; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 PAGE NINinVBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTT3R, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 ■ 'A PAGE EIGHTEEN H o h m s For Sola 72 HoHsog For Salt 72 HeoMt For Sola 72 HtHsas For Sola 72 O i^ off Town O hI off Toonp' jNVTTA'nON to . pleasure, For Sola 75 For if TA R . GAXElC* O ut off Town Invostmont ProfMrty Hooiot For Solo 71 Georgian Colonial, 7 rooms, *^''® A8SUMABUD 4H per cent ------—'------By CLAY R. POLLAN' Rorists— NnrMrlM 49 fireplace. One finished mortgage. Seven-room Cape. FOUR BB3DROOMS, two baths, bjllINOTON UIMA F o r S o lo 7 0 -A yyi iuv> naiLf HOU8B. dead-end IH bgths, fireplace, 2-oar ga­ CUstom built BKVatf.TiOOJ/V SpUt Level, 8 Your Doily AcIMiy Gold* M, F o r R o n t 6 6 up. Basement garage. Large Three or four bedrooms, mod­ fireplace, recreation room, oversized •-room Ranch, 2 full bedrooms,^rtamUyr^fan room, 3-acre u r . JJ stroot, IBOxlM, trees, 8-rtxMti rage, central location,, city treed lot. $24,000. Bralthwalte Attording to Iht Start, BERRy’S em Ititehen with all the buUt- garage, screened porch, large baths, appliances, carpeting, treed JkK, fireplace, garage. Wednesday^ ocf. JJ DRNON - Wniow Brook Ranch, breeseway, >-oar ga* uUUtlez. '^rrleon Realtor, Agency, Realtor, SiO-eeos. To develop messoge for |a43-31444'j CLASSIFIED SIX YEAR old spreading yews, Ins, wall to wall carpeting, ’ lot, $27,900. Assumable. Char fireplace, garage. Set on the Priobd to sell. Hayes Agency, read words corresponding to rKsnbert $3. Call after S. e4B-9S73. yfiirunent.. Immediately nV^ ~ •49-lOlS. Bon Agency,'*848-0683, 72-73-74_3L 8H >^s at 1180, 4% at H8S. " apartmenta, » ------:___ OFF ’ WEST Center . .. seven- finished rec room in basement. side of a hill with a marvelous 31. of your Zodiac birth sign, ™ cellent condition. 0|vner pill tors, 8411-0834. MANGHESTBR -^ 1953 S-room Shed dormer, firefriace, ga­ view of the surrounding coui I You'vs 31 Tokwi 61 Anll-KXlol 9CORFIO H eat,'^t water, refrigerator, room Colonial with large fam­ CAPE — 8 rooms, modem 2Tqo. 32 0 p e n 62 Mood ocr. ])( oven-raim, disposal, dish­ finance 80 per cent at 8Vi p»r gyvniMINO pool with a ,fo u r Raised Ranch. T n ^ every­ rage. 18x30’ screened porch. try side. W.J. Barcombe tu£l- . MAV 20 3 Much 33 Could 63Maho ADVERTISINGk ily room on first floor. Carpet- kitchen, dining room, fireplace Wontoil ' Raol Estota 77 NOV. J t' Housohold Goods 51 washer, mill to wall carpeting, cent. Terrific Income produc­ room Rsmch In Manchester at where. Constant ^ hilltop Ing plus, 1% baths, garages, Deep lot, 334’. PhUbriok Agen­ tors, 844-8000. / |'^33.30-33 4 Atttntion 34 Boonwrong 64 Chong* cy, Realtors, 848-4200. In liv i^ room, three bed- 5 Quick 35 Opportuniti** 65 Friondi l2-1S-17-33> CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS air-condltlonlhg, swimming er. Call now, Hayes Agency,' $17,000. Fiano Agency, 846- breezes. (Completely shrubbed, enclosed porches. Owner to. re- ___ ^ ______6 Don't 36 But 66 HotHly rooms, interior recently de- VERNON ^ Lara^Ranch Just MAi CASH for your property GIMINI 8 AJtf. to 4:30 PJM SEWING Machine — Singer pool, llghted^\|ennls courts, 848-0181. 0101. ■tone patios. Separate corated. Exterior painted lost within 24 hours. Avoid red 7 B* 37 Indlcottd ' 67 Enjoyobl* ®'»Pl‘>yment. EAST O nter St. location, four- over Manchester town Une. MAr If 8M o r* 38 To 6868 Fui Fulflllmont ' zlg-sag with cabinet, used, but­ basketball courtAparklng and entrance. Uvlnr quarters. 14S 1677 year. BuUt In 1962. Large lot. tape. Instant service. Hayee FOUR-FAMILT homes — your ROCKLEDOE — 8 - bedroom *tealtor, 648- room Cape. Good nelghbor- Owners all paOked to 'move to 'ejVjUNl JO 9 Action 39 At 69 Corn** tonholes, monograms, hems, storage all in c lu d ^ No peU. Lakewood (Circle North, $83,- hood. Oarage, fireplace, city Assumable 6% per cent mort­ FHorida. T ^ee bedrooms, 1% Agency, 648-0181. lOFritndt 40 Th* 70 For^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT best investment. We have two Cape, original owner retiring. 7-U-13 11 Foretd 41 Glod 71 Tlnvn etc. Originally over 1300., now Call Hartford, B27-0S88, Ver­ 900. firm. Unsay Realty, 849- ^ ~ utilities. Immediate occupan­ gage. $28,900. PhUbrick Agen­ baths^ carpeting In kitchen, 114-16-30-31^ 4:M P.M. DAT BEFOBB PraUOATIOK non, 872-4400. on the east aide. One on Oak, m bd^, rec room, breese­ 9168, 649-0088. 1 ^ 5 7 4 6 12 Th* 42Urg* 72 May 1544-46^^ tS4. Payments cuicepted. B33- the other on Eldridge St. T.J. way, double garage, flowering cy. Realistically, $20,600 Mor­ cy, Realtors, 8484200. drapM, etc.' FuU basement. 13 To 43 For 73 Oronmholm 0031. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN LAND —Louis Dlmock Realty, CANCIR 14 Stick. 44 Firm 74 You CAPRICOBN Deadline for 8«tur«la:r and Mooday la 4:8# p.m. Frlda> ROCKVILLB —New 8H-r0qm Crockett, Realtor, 848-1S77. trees, $20,000. Hayes Agency. g a r r is o n Colonial, large Uv­ rison Realtor, 848-1010. Priced in mid-twenties. As­ JUHC Jl 75 Som*. TWO FAMILY, central location, sumable mortgage of approx. Realtors, 649-9828. ‘ 15 Right 45 Fin* DK. Model Home Furniture apartments with private te •484)181. ing room, 34’ long with fire­ JULY JJ 16 To 46R*«olut* 76 Indicotod MANCHESTER — New Usting. walking distance to schools, 3- $12,000. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 17 Door 47 Tiding* 77 To JAN. TOim COOPERATION WILL race end pool. Including heat, place, formal dlhlng room, Large 7-room Raised Ranch, car garage. Owner amdods to ; ; ; 4 > 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL 2 fireplaces, tile baths, 2- (Jirca 1880’s, 5-room Colonial, 843-1677. 5- 9-27-29 18 R*m*mb*r 48 Faothor* 78 B*n*fkiol 3- 3- 4-34, BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 hot water, all appliances and \ I m|u | Em Solw 71 huge master bedroom, enclos­ ■ell. Virginia Cellnskl, Broker, .£^31-388884 19Thot 49PI*o«ont 79 You M-39-34■■ upper teens. Helen D. Cole, 20 Your 50 B* SOB* ' 19 PIECES carpeting. $1BS. Rockland Ter \ ______^______Manchester ed porch, garage. CaU on the zone heat, all bullt-lns, large Met Goes LlO AQUARIUS family room, laundry room, Realtor, 848-6868. 840-1118. ^ BEAUTIFUL U A R Raised 21 Gun* 51 A 81 Right $297 race Apartments, Highland SOUO^ MANCHESTER — Ap- exceptional value today. $27,- Ranch, 2 fireplaces, handsome JULY JJ 22 And 52 A 62 Tim* JAN. Jt Avenue, 872-4046, B20-6686. No proxlm lu^ B acres with 641* MR. CLEAN 2-car garage, city utiUties, MANOIESTER^^ Porter St. 83Todoy Conrinuod From Procodinq Popo 600. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ MANCHESTER — Immaculate stone front and one acre land. ^Longhair’ Aua. JJ 23 Wtll-withtr* S3 In fit. ft Interior Designer wants re­ large treed lot. Owner anx­ dormered Cape, near bus, deluxe custom buUt Ranch 24 To 54 Sk im 84Sur* liable family or newlyweds frontage, nfUf mile to Martin tors, 848-4200. Only $26,800 and minutes from ,j2-54-S948 25 6* 55 Them 85 Financial 1- B-10-22A six-room Ranch, living room ious to sell. Immediate oc­ large wooded lot, 8 bedrooms, home, 2 ftdl baths, 2 firei^laces, ‘5>W-77-79-83 86 Fin* 123-5547. to accept delivery of com­ ROCKVILLB - Three-room cupancy. Manchester In Hebron. CaU 26 PI«otur* 56 Do Holp Wontod— Molo 36 Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 with fireplace, dining room, MAXI RANCH on Mini estate, fireplace, hot water heat, cel­ 2-ca^ garage. The very best. For Young VIRGO 27 Should 57 Thing* 87 You plete Model Display of Qual­ ^1. apartment with heat and ap- *^*Jti*®*’ Realtor, 648-6331. Warren E. Howland, Realtor, 28M oy 58 An B Link* kitchen, 8 large bedrooms, appnndmatoly 8 acres. We lar, $21,900. Meyer, Realtor, Ifa^es Agency 646-0131. AUG. JJ LABRADOR Retriever pupa, ity Furniture Just removed pUancM. $138. Central location. HEBRON - From Xto « acres. 648-1108. 29 B« 590 t S9Su*p*ct garage, patio, aluminum sid­ have Just listed one of the most CHARLES LESPERANCE By MARTOAMPBEIX, SlfT. JJ 30 Friond* 60 Don't 90 Bird* AKC reglatSred, show and field to warehouse for Public Ideal for single person. Securl- acres, I7.B00. X ack acre- delightful properties In the MANCHESTER ^ 4-room champion aired. Call 640-7097. Sale. Modem 3 complete ing, parklike lot. Assumable BOLTON — We ore pleased to Associated Press Writer ■■'J819-45-48 Adrene ^^Neutral ty deposit required,. Available age, $1,000 an acre. Flee cata­ area. It has Just been com­ 649-7620 SEVEN ROOM Cape, - BOS'TON (AP) —For a man Had the author been hare sar- and maintaining SNBT Agency, Realtors^ 04IM200. MANCHESTER “ “ ment. $24,900. Odegard Realty, HEBRON — 3-bedroom U ft R plause were a new scene for the who created so many fictional y j , spring to see how plush tens need new home, five B22-7249 TBMimnts 63 TcMiiMiitf 63 COLUMBIA LAKE—Waterfront 'round house. $12,600. , vehicles. Experience In weeks old. Call 643-43B7. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) 643-4365. Raised Ranch, 2 acres, 2 fire- haU that ordinarily features characters, Charles EMckena cut g„j Paiher House was vehicle repair neces­ cottages, recently renovated. Logoi Notico NEW TO MARKET I 1 Cape—8 bedrooms, living room with fireplace, large lot, places, finished rec room, 2- Aida, Carmen or Madam But- quite a real-life figure with g^ evening when Harvard sary. Working hours are AKC registered Irish Setter; Manchester FIVE - ROOM apartment, one LOOKINa for anything In real Some weeks still open June — SUMMIT ST .— 10-room single, full of birch trees. Oarage. Low 80’s. 4:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Sept. 4-6-6 persons occupancy. QUICK SALE UMITATION OBDBB We are proud to offer this recently painted, 2% baths, zone heating, 2 baths, laundry terfiy, the world of music was beard and sideburns flowing as square In Cambridge reverber- puppies, 10 weeks old. Klnvar- (former Norman’s Fum.) child accepted. Parking, yard* eatate rentals—apartmenta, AT A OOUHT OF PROBATE, six-room Cape Cod on a TWO-FAMILY HOUSES room. Many extras. Minutes none the worst for it. he tromped along Boston streets ,^ th crashing glass during ra line. 1-666-8301. $160. Call 649-0297 after 6 p.m. 643-3663, 646-0468. held at Manchester, within and for possible 6 bedrooms. Needs Warehouse homes, multiple dwellings, no the District of Manchester, on the busline to you for only $20,- 4-4 — Fenced yard, bus line, assumable 8% mortgage. from Manchester. $27,600. "This is beautiful, thU 1s with the “vltaUty and pace of a g demonstration, ha O o o d salary. Regular fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ Two-famlly, 6-8, • new fur­ redecorating Inside .Priced to Owner 643-1926. beautiful,” said BIU Graham, gazeUe”, as one reporter put It. i,ave been surprised. raises. Valuable bene­ at comer of Pine A Forest Sts. CO'VENTRY — Lakeside cot­ 2nd day of. June, 1970. 900. AU city services too! sell. T.J.' Crockett, Realtor, $26,900. WE HAVE customers waiting sociates, Inc. 643-B120. tage for rent. Call Mitten nace. Aim 4-room single Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Hurry! This A-1 home could the rock impressario who hosted He died 100 years ago today. Edward F. Payne, president fits. Liv« Stock 42 Mon-Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 for the rental of your aport- house. 76-77 Birch St., half Judse. 648-1677. 6- 6 — Hamlin St. 8 bedrooms, formal dining room, large Agency -Realtors, 648-6980. Elatate of Verna Pearl Kennedy, be Just for you. CaU Mr. ELLINGT(iN $89,900. the performance. "The two He spent the -winter of 1867-88 ^ Boston Branch of the Dlo- 2-bedroom duplex, half of block from Main St. 'Wll late of Manchester In said District, Bogdan for details, 649-6806. kitchen. $27,600. PRIVATE PLANE worlds are reaUy shaking In a third-floor suite at Boston’s FeUowshlp In the MOO'S, Visit our employment HORSESHOBnNQ — Thomas SINGER touch and sew with ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort­ Robenhymer. Is your horse cabinet. Monograms, hems, Estate Associates, Inc. 643 two-family. Full basement. PLBIASURE BEIACH, Water- take mortgage. Offers want­ gage, monthly I payments $90. 7- 7 — Hartford Rd. 160’ frontage, possible expansion. OWNERS hands.” “ s g <,gy.by^y ggeount office located at 82 East 6129. ford. Conn. Cottages with sce­ ed. Moving south. No agents On motion of Irvine D. Kennedy, Center Street, Manches­ ready for spring ridlqg? If not, embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ $180 per month Including ap­ 16 Norman St., Manchester, Ctann., small threc-bedroom Ranch. $28,600. If you’re a pUot or a para- For most of the blue-Jeanned, room furnishings, includi^ a xMcidne’ activltiea In Boston call me. 643-1400 between B-10 pliances. Paul W. Dougan, nic ocean view and spacious please. executor. B &. W - - t-shlrted crowd. It was their first massive mirror he preened and reviewing the news acedupU ter. Open Monday lent condition. Guaranteed. ORDERED: That three months Modem kitchen, new furnace. MEMBEUL o f b o a r d o f REALTORS Sc MLS chute enthusiast, I have an p.m. MANCHESTER — Deluxe three Realtor, 649-4686. yard, 4-6 bedrooms, ideal for elegant 7-room, 82’ long, all visit to the red and gold-tiered practiced before, are preserved g^^j letters to and from through Friday from Full price now $36 or 7 montb- room apartment at Sunny from the 2nd day of Jine, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. CaU and see this cutie. Mitten 8:80 a.m. to B:00 p.m., large families. 629-8871, 663- 1970 be and the same are limited Agency. Realtors, 648-6930. brick Ranch for you near opera hall, but the action was at the hotel. yjg author, FOR SALE, registered, half ly payments of 38. 622-0476, Brooke Village. $160 per month ATTRACTIVE 4-room apart- 0808, 1-203-442-6346. 246-1816 and allowed for the creditors within Manchester Parkade, Manch. a new and growing, private or call 648-4101, t e n ­ dealer. which to brine In their claims 649-5806 KEITH REAL ESTATE on stage and there their eyes re- Newspaper accounts of the Payne’s book, ”IMc1iens’ Days sion 368. Evening and Arabian, 6 years old, palomino including heat, appliances and ment, parking, yard, working aealnst said estate, and said ex­ JUMBO SIZE Colonial in execu­ airport. Here is your oppor­ malned. day described his typical attire in Boston” portrays Dickens as MISQUAMICUT — 4 -rooms, ecutor la directed to give public 649-1922 tunity to ■ combine hobby Saturday Interviews can mare. Has been shown. Sas- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, carpeting.' Paul W. Dougan, couple, no children or pets. Call HKHILAND PARK area, new tive neighborhood ,6 years old, 646-4128 172 B. CENTBIR ST. Guitarists John Entwistle and for a “constitutional” morning a compassionate man and a be arranged. Realtor, 646-4636. 649-4319. furnished and heated, $160. notice to the creditors to bring In with a fine home. J. Flor­ aim breeding. $67B. Also regis- ranges,_ . automatic washers -RrkWmDg k ______their claims within ssdd time al- 8-room Raised Ranch, 2 baths, modem kitchen, large formal Peter Townahend, vocalist Rog- walk: flowered vest, strtp ^ dedicated artist, tered % Arabian, wnny Tim” and those of var- $196, now $86. Also electric WASHING Machine, GE, 14 adults only, no pete, $95. t a thla , said District for allowance It is VALUE conscious? Manchester Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. dltlonbrs. Charles Lesperance, COTTAGE by month or season, uus e-room Cape on a large ORDIEiBEJD: That the 23rd day of S-famUy. investment property 7476, 742-8243. Call quickly on this’ prime stage—but their lyrics were walked on the moon. lous Pickwickian lawyers, ac- adding machines, regularly lbs. fUter flo. Copper tone. 649-7620. monthly. CaU after 6 p.m. 649- lot for play and gardening. June, 1970,. at 7 o’clock in the aftei^ 5.2 ACRES. (3ood bam, out­ value. $24,900. PhUbrick Agen- barely audible In the booming Every major East Coast cording to Payne, An Equal Opportunity Employer $119, now $88. Wholesale buy- Please caU 649-1869i 8476. 6 rooms, Coventry Lake, Oak irirMnla,C s ^ 838,600. Hutchins Agency, 649- land Park area, 6 rooms on dining room, 2% baths, brick ing, garage. Wooded lot, 160x most popular performed here then lying on the doorstep as with an Immense bundle that MANCHESTER - NorthwooK“ AIN STREET office space, cottage, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, for this lovely 4-bedroom ’co- ?SS^ea?es“ to the ^ c i* “whereX first floor, modem kitchen, front, 2-car garage. Hutchins 6973. 230’, waU to waU stays. $81,600 last October at the Fillmore though he had collapsed. looks like a sofq cuahlon-tn 36”, 25 cents each or 6 fOr $1 Apartments.A TLuxury spUt-level,.^KA MfMl rukrper non!cent l/^/taHAnlocation riAaV*near _____a s . - . . lonial in choice ___ residential____AS-a deceased last dwelt,j _1... t______and by leavliW1__ 5834. Some experience in trans­ 643-2711. , KENMORE SO” gas range, complete, clean, 6 minutes large living room with fire­ Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. RAYMOND RD. 9-room Garri­ PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- East. In one moment of hUarity, he reaUty It’s paper money." one bedroom. Cental air-con­ banks, air-conditioned, auto- from lake, nearby activltieB. area, ^mpletely remodeled. PITKIN STREET .. . truly one 4200. Tlie Who, who start an Amert- perched on the edge of a fuU ------portation E ind warehousing oven-window Uke new. Also matliK fire sprinkler. Apply place, 8 large bedrooms, 2-car son Clolonlal on one acre lot. PICNIC TABLES — aU sizes ditioning, carpetii^, formal Uv­ $110. weekly per family. 875- One fiiU bath and two lavs, ceipt' reMeaieeted. addresaed lo each of Manchester's finest homes. garage. Priced below market hatha * twuirnninH large ----- it;::!;------Z—I-----— can tour Tuesday In Seattle bathtub in formal evening wear, _ _ _ required. Crosley Shelvadore refrigera­ Marlow’s. 887 Main St. . ersona; 'Tyyne S. MANCHBSTEai — Huge L- and styles, from $36. up. De- tor. CaU 643-6418. ing room, family room, IH 2272. 2-car garage. Wooded comer cLJ^'?F?Si^dId Blvd., Coventry, Priced at $69,600. and weU value. Philbrick Agency, Real­ fnrmni dining room 24’’ Uving ^^RNON — J ^ c h e ^ r e pjj^yj^g hits and new songs, an- then belly-flopped In, to the R o IW h I B lichw flld Ranch, fomUy room, play formal dining room, 24 Uving ^.bedroom G ^ s o n C olgate, ^^re playing amusement of wTfriends. Those t i O D e a D U C n w m U Company offers good wages, Uvered. W. Zlnker, 876-0397. baths, private basement, bal­ GROUND fl«>n professional of­ oversized lot. T.J. Crockett, a copy of tJ^ order all at leoot worth It. 11 rooms, 4% baths .. tors, 646-4200. room, dining room, three large cony, carport, heat, hot water. Realtor, 648-1677. 7 days before aaid time aaalgned. room, screened porch, 2-car excellent working conditions fices, all new, p^Mled, air-con­ and return make to this Court. (MU, It wlU be a pleasure to bedrooms, cxiuntry Mtehen, garage, beautifuUy landscaped. aluminum siding, 2% baths, iaj“ <1“® ‘f®™- Any quan- Manchester, - Conn. strucUon, plus stogie cottage. ? PHILBRICK AGENCY, paneled family ^ m , ^ pubUcationa chairman. „ ,j_hterTto \ratch^them extln- P ^ e cadeU are getting char- Wiaie or f^maw S7 various _ -estates. ExceUent buys Uty. The Harrison’s, 648-8709, ford Rd., near Cri^lno's. CaU 649-6806 166 Oakland Street. In busineas zone. A good In­ REAL- ESTATE Salesman, es­ for dealers and collectors.______648-9561 or 648-2692 849-0989. vestment. More intormatlcn on Supervlae loading of, concrete panela on trallera and related REALTORS 646-4200 COVENTRY — Lot, 102x169’, on er, 742-6246. putoUclty: >IrB. Ann Mochto at uJ^„vitation was a request to Catholic Passlonlst monastery tablished agency. Private of­ Antiques of all descriptions. Al- CASH REGISTER, store flx- request, $60,000. PhUbrtek laige load yard handling. Requlrea complete familiarity and ______South St. In one of the most the Buckley School PTA and im- .^etheii he wanted to of Mlnsteracres near here. In fice. Carpeting. ExceUent op­ so good usable Items. 90 Hol­ OFFTCE SPACE! for rent In tures arid ■ racks, waU stan- —------:------RockvlUe at Northeast Stiop- Agency R eakm , 646-4200. experience with mobile cranes, rigging, materials, handling RANCHi — a6 rooms, uuge large livingiiyrng desirable places to —-— buUd. —o- Huge , - _ mediate post OouncU seoretary. •■only a single' dwelling groups of four and of any da- portunity. CaU Mr. Hutchins, land Lane, East Hartford, dards, counters, merchandise ATTRACTIVE 8-room apart- wlth fireplace, paneled maple trees, fuU price $8,900. J>|atlOn 8 W eath er aecretertee. ^ block?" nomination they briefly riiare 180 Center St., 649-6324. plng Center, alr-cendltioning, MANCHESTER close to sh i^ equipment and personal safety. Must be agresaive, poalUvp room across from Lutheran Church dlsplays, etc. 876-0366 or 876- hi®nt, stove, refrigerator, heat, thinking loader of men. ExceUent benefits Include Insurance family room, aiiHxmditloned, Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- onttr/AaannTA'mnn PRTTA9 . J*_._® In a letter to his dau^ter. he the Uves of the priesU end nqy- on SUver Lane, Friday, 10-6. heat and electricity provided. ping, 4-famlly with 4 room TBIACHFIRS — summer open­ 3449 after 6. water, electricity, parking. AvaUable - July 1st. For parti­ large master bedroom, attrac- 6980. de^rib^k'"; VltuationThat Ice. wime learning som eth in g^ Rain date Saturday. ------;— 1— Adultq, references, no pets. apartments, 4-car garage, new and pensten plans paid vacations. Contact Mr. Reynolds, ings. Must have one full year’s culars caU Joe Mertan Agen­ tive yard with privacy, $26,900. ^ ^ „ B®«y. vice preeWent of reversed in recent the underlying princl)|S«i of dls------^------$120. 849-6324. beating aystema and roof, lOd •484034. PhUbrick Agency Realtors, BOLTON — Birch Mt. area, warmed much of the nation thfl oouncU, and past preekient clpUne and service. "We are not experience. Will pay $1,000. FLAGSTONE, red, blue, gray, _ » a st^ ___■ e a ------cy, 8788796, 872-4289. 80’B. Hayas Agency, 6488181. Various hours arranged. A about 80 pieces. First good KOOmS W ltllOM t BOCMPd D7 36 8TRANT ST. 646-4200. wooded acre buUdinglot, prln- from the Rockies to the Atlantic and pest legislative coznmlttee -Dovim below in the hotel Impoatng etrict monostlo rulea 2H-rooins, ciplee only. CaU 648-4906. today emd clear ekles were wide- chairman of the WeddeU School night are the bar loungers, for the cadete," said Father Oo- Marshall FTeld family owned offer. 644-0149 after 6. second floor. Stove, refrigera­ 79 (XJMSTOCK RD. To settle publishing organi$ation needs AVAILABLE for lady only, tor, beat, hot water. $26 week­ AIJJED. BUILDINe SYSTEMS — roread Beveriy drinkers, drunkards, lum Devine, the superior. "The DOUBLE DESK, face to face, private room with community eetate, epacloua 3%-atory, Ta.r.~.r«h.r«- hnno. I*, th . “ “*”^**®*^ ***« Bucktey PTA. g^aggercrs. loafere that one idea U to give them ^ t y of teachers to demonstrate edu­ ly. CaU 84S8688, 7-8 p.m. H o h m s For Root 45 raESIDENTIAL tingle fomUy Colonial on quiet, cational aides. For Interview, solid oak, soUd brass fixtures, kitchen and bath, aU utilities MANCHESTER Rgsort Propmty P®®* CoimoU program chairman, j^id In a BouclcauU healthy work and let them see $76. 644-0149 after 6. Included. Conveniently located RESPONSIBLE young lady secluded street. Appradraately 74 ™ ^ fa means. j „ ., be wrote whUe "within what kind of wort we do." see Mrs. Kaplan, at 61 Market SOUm WINDSOR • Vemoo V U U 8 E one acre wooded lot overlook­ For Solo /7 Plains overnight after a day mIn xiso . Danielnantei Oalatirorv-*-*" of the " Square, Newington, 4 p.m. to storea and bus line. CaU af- wanted to share private home An Equal Opportunity Employer. ter 6 p.m. 844-0388. vrith same, near Pratt A Whlt- line, seven-room Raised Center S t A ThompaDn Rd. ing Globe HoUow Reservoir. COVENTRY Low cabta mim- ‘*'® Buckland School PTA ai>d Mrs. Monday, Tuesday or Wednes­ Ranch. ’Hiree bsdrooma, fam- Manchester uvina ivuiu. a,ixig ..... cann sum j Of above as far north as the Da- ____ _ day, June 8, 9, or 10. MOTOROLA TV, 21” screen, First floor has Uving room, Elaine Miakunas of Bucktoy reasonably priced. 043-2828. THE THOMPSON House-Cot- ^ ® P '" ’ Uy room, Uving room, dining nOOElMATf OCCUPANCY oen,den auungdining room, uiuiouiS S e n and poem,"*®' ‘^*®«®’ completely carpeted, kotee and Minnesota PTA, membership, hoepMaUty, tage St., centraUy located, ______WANTED IF SELLING Is your vocation, room, kitchen, patio. Near ®nclo«xl poiih. e U u e n t con- Fairgo, N.D., had Ite warmest and rocm mothers; Mrs. Edna large pleasantly furnished ftVE-ROOM apartment, three churches, schools, and ahop- 1 a 2-Bedraom Apartments A trim dress is treated hath .ytt> Paul W. Dougan, RecUtor, 849- Cool air roUlng acroee the Pa­ make them more readable and INSTALLERS dren, no pets, security depo- able Immedlatoly. $3B0. la- ttra M ta*ta«t llrttetaM sMiHig. owners In 1960. Two furnaces, Patternn available only dMstsr 4085. cific Coast and Into the Rookies singable In modem coUoqulal Dogs— Birds— FaH 41 CLEAN ROOM for elderiy H . >43-0124. ______qulra at W.H. England Lum­ a Laundry, atoraga area In aluminum siding, large rooms, WANTED in eitee thoum. . ATE. roomy closets, appUanoea In­ trigg®r®d rain from Washington ningiteh has been prepared by Stylarama needs homes for factory insUUers to Boots and Aecossorifs 44 ber Co., Route 44A, Boltaa the baaeatent TOBK. ^ through central California be- Britiah author Alan Neame and HOMES needed for five orphan gentleman. Inquire 4 Pearl St. MANCHESTER — Nice 3 fam- Notch, Conn. cluded, plus many extras. Om- train local installers for the inataUition of our now Mlany Ottiar'FaatuMa B T M U tS A M R PrM Stta*. »Mr*w ■(» Ollf off Town daybreak. pubUehed by Darton, Longman kittens. CaU 647-9867 after 8 ROOM for lady, Utehen prt^- coil sst ibta Msskor. venient east side location. Call aluminum and vinyl aiding. p.m. 76 H.P. EVINRUDE motor, leges, central, on bus line. CaU »“ 0 per RANCH - Three bedrooms, On Bua Una 'Opening in pur Piece DjJye process. Excellent Send 60$, add 15$ for owner, S4940S9 after 4 p.m. For Soto 75 Thunderstorms crackled over and Todd.' Neame, who based $800. CaU 849-4040. and nsar schools, bus lins, shop- ______west Texas. Large hail pounded hU version on the Jerusalem Bl- 64941136, after 6 p.m. Including beat ------iht person can expect • WeMe ... poetage and handling for Top Consideration Given ___ _-______. ____ Glectrlclty. ‘AvallablD July 1. ping area .$235 monthly. CaU iSodsii open 1-7 PM . ar m»id advancement to shift supervisor. Excel- IIP a copy of the ’70 Spring ORBEN RD. Three or four- ROCKVILLE — Large weU some, areas, and there were ble, said he had "an abeolute CUTE Uttie kittens need a good BOAT, wood, 46 h.p. ^ r - rent, ‘gentleman on- Paul W. Dou$ran, Realtor, 849- •44-33S4. A Summer a l b u m . bedroom Cape. Sunporoh, fire­ maintained 3-famlly home, 7 scattreed reports of high wind horror of words Uke thou.” m ASA sasMsa Astwa* 9aisillA«* SM\zwl inSM*. ' ^ .__ * By AppointmaHK iMt wages and fringe benefits. We are an equd CALL home. 849-9238. cury motor, trailer, good bon' ly. Central location. Free park- 4886. Send 604, »dd 164 fo eevuu WAMH . . . tmi** place, vmU to waU carpeting. and 8. You Uve in one apart- and heavy rain. the 38rd pAalm he-changed ’The STYLARAMA dition. $400. CaU after 4, 849- MANCHESTER — Delightful opportunity emplwer. Cyril Johnson Mills, 22 poitage and handling fo Msliia* «**I|M sf PlM**r ParkUke setting. Walking ment and use the income from Temperatures before dawn Lord le my Shephetd, 1 shell not Reference, required. 843- ^ ^ .kooM DUPLEX, 2 646-2628 ■sni Mtars ■T***i| araeti***. COLLECT / 525-5341 nsONGBSE AKC, six weeks 2971. ■ bed- room home, $ or 4 badroonu, m naoe Avenue, Stafford Springs, Conn. Tele­ a copy of Spring A Sum •iM-aet, sM m tar 9**tat* distance to aU schools. $34,900. the other toward your moit- ranged from 40 at Klamath want’-’ to ’The Lord Himself ta Old. Adorable, cbiunplim back­ roonu, appliances, fuU base- carpeting, roc room, con­ 643-1023 phone l-684~«248. mar *70 Bazlc fashion. amd kaaitlMi Justin Chambers, Realtor, gaga. W.J. Barcombe Realtors, Falls, Ore., to 89 at Needles, my Shepherd, what more could ground. Two females, one LIGIfl' housekeeping room, sU ment with dryer, heat In- venient location, $225. per 648-4112 MLB, •4S-2B3B. S44-S000. ^ Chllf- anyone ask?’’ male. Reasonable. Call 849- utiUUes and linene-iprovided. eluded, $186. sub-lease, 847- month. CaU Paul W. Dougan,, 48M. Read Herald Ads 801 Main S t CaU 848-8071. 9779. Realtor, 549-4515. I / 'V V';\ : \ \ ' PAGE TWENTY TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1970 • r- ilanrijpBtpr JEvrnIng il|BraUi Average Dally Net Frees Ron The V^eather Por H m Week Bnded June 6, 1970 ' ' Partly cloudy, hazy "and warm' Jablon-McCormack About Town Olson-Corio through tomorrow. ChatMe ot Manchaater Auxiliary to 15,903 scattered showers qr thunder; Oilld and Family Bervloea of showers In evening. Low tonight The marriage of M in Paula Connecticut will elect officer* at Mlaa Bonnie S. Coro of Man- Moncheater-—A City of Village Charm In 60e. High tomorrow 8B to 90, Marie McCormack of Lexlng- It* annual mooting tomorrow ohester became ' the bride of ton, Maae.; to Stephan Furman OaiY R, Otoon of Bloomfield 8at-_^ VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 213 (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) (OlasaifMI AdvetOslag en Page ST) , L r „ . , Mr*. William Slolth, S3 Wyily* MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1970 PRICE TEN CENTS Jablon of Portland. Maine, for- gj reminded to urday morning In the Chapel of meriy of Bolton, waa aolemn- bring aandwlchea. Dessert and Holy Femlly Church in Bhifleld. Used Saturday morning. May beverages will bo served, n ie Ih e bride, of 16 HoUleter St., 16. at the Church of the Sacred execuUve board will meet at 1* a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nbjxm Details^ Heart In Lexington. 10.IB a.m, ____ Hubert Ooro of SMleld. The <(s'W ' ' Surgery Guerrillas in Jordan V The brifc is a daugW^ of D ^ y Frederick bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and M/' Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. M c^r- York will be present for official Mra. Roger Olson of Bloomfield. ^elfare Plan T^erformed mack of Lexington. The jngp^ctlon at the meeting of The bride was given in mar­ bridegroom is a son of Mr. and -Uriel Lodge of Masons at the riage by her father. Mrs. War­ Hold 14 Americans Mrs. Felix L. Jablon of South Masonic Temple In Morrow on ren Hall of Jackman, Maine, E xten sio n s In Blackout 7 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rd., Bolton. Saturday at 7:30 p.m., when the sister of the bride, vraa the ma­ WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) Father McCabe of the Church Master Mason degree will be tron of honor. Warren Hall of WABHZNOTON (AP) - Presi­ — Surgeons ’ operated by Amman Radio announced that King Hussein of Jor­ of the Sacred Heart performed exemplified. A spaghetU dinner Jackman, brother-in-law of the dent Nixon outiiried today what flashlight for a few minutes dan and guerrilla leader Yasir Arafat concluded an the ceremony and was celo- will be served by the Nathan bride, served as beat man. he termed "significant exten­ at Waterbury Hospital Tues­ agreement today to end the fighting between their brant at the nuptial Maas. Hale Square Club at 6:30 p.m.. After a wedding trip to On­ sions" of his welfare reform day night when electricity forces in Jordan's capital. Meanwhile, a band of extrem­ The bridef, given In mar- before the meeUng. Tickets may Engaged tario, Canada, the couple wlU 1} failed in the surrounding ist guerrillas held 14 Americans and 18 other foreigners riage by her father, wore a be obtained from any officer of live at the Wlllaw Brook Apts., proposals but delayed their In­ area of the city. hostage in an Amman hotel. The engagement of Mias Ma­ troduction In Congress until full-length gown of silk organ- the lodge. rie Eklna Stead of Wapplng to Vernon. One of the hospital’s emer­ One of the hostages In the Jor- za and Brussels lace. Her veil ---- William Karel Johannes of War- Ato. Olson is em.ployed ^ in the next year. gency generators also de­ dan Intercontinental Hotel was of sUk illusion was appliqued Officers and directors of Omar cester Mass formerly of Mancho^er office of Pratt and The main alterations to his veloped mechanical trouble, a son of fonner President Ca­ with matching lace. 1 s’ ^-14 ShrtM CTub wU meet tomorrow ManclUter. ha^ been announced Whitney Division of United Air- ^ f f ground breaking family aasist- forcing the doctors and nurs­ mille (3iamoun of Lebanon. An ISixon Mulls '\ Miss Margaret McCormack at the home of John Reig, m- by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. crait Coip. Mr. Olson is employ­ ance plan Involve new adminis­ es to use flashlights until a other was Associated Press cor­ of Lexington, sister of the ^ for monthly mrot- c. Stead Sr. cf 1744 El- ed as assistant supervisor at Hi- : - . V ■ tration of the food stamp pro­ fire department team hooked respondent Dermis Neeld, who DFldG, was a maid of honor, in^. There will be awlmmln^ ikurton Rd G, Inc., Windsor Locks. gram and replacement of the up lights from one of their reported the hotel was held by Soviet Threat r r .“ ‘f f. H ^ flan ce is the son of Mrs. present tiledicaid health Insur­ emergency generators. Us­ the Marxist Popular Front for ^ ^ ® Anna Johannes of 64 Falknor ance plan for the needy with a ing a ladder truck, the lights the Liberation of Palestine, a other ristdr,of the bride; M ss pm. ^ Duffey Backers broeuler based, prepaid "family were brought into the fourth small / terrorist organization In Midecfst Judith Anthony of IJncoln, ----- harmes health Insurance program for floor operating room during which has frequently rejected Mass., and MIm Noreen Harti- Teachers and workers of Zion Miss Stead, a graduate of Urge Enrollment all poor families with children.” an emergency liver opera­ Arafat’s leadership. WASHINOTON (AP) — The gan of. Rochester, N. H. Evangelical Lutheran Church South Windsor High School at­ The Senate Finance Commit­ tion. Neeld said a spokesman for j^ixon administration is putting The attendants were dressed Vacation Bible School will meet tended Windham Regloml Tech­ With Democrats tee demanded May 1 that the The power failure occurred the Popular Prorit charged together a program combining alike in yellow dotted swiss tonight at 7:30. nical School for Licensed Prac- administration rework its wel­ about 9 p.m. when a circuit Tuesday night that the Jorda- military supplies and political gowns and daisy headpieces. ----- „ . Nursing WlUlmantic She The------Manchester------Cltixens’------for fare reform measure because failed, Connecticut Light and nlon army was bombarding action to meet what It considers Peter G. Jablon ot West Suf- The eva^elism c ^ n ^ te e jrf,, employed a t the Moncheater ®““ y Committee 1* conducting senators claimed It penalized Power Co. reported. Power Palestine refugee camps around the growing danger of Soviet field served as his brother’s EmanuelI r-tu. Lutheran - Church »• will Hospital. ' m intensive telephone cam- some poor persons who worked.- was restored by 10 p.m. Dur­ Amman, causing many deaths, armed intervention on behalf of best man. Ushers were Charles meet - tonight at 7:1B In the The President said he would ing the hour the hospital The guerrilla spokesman said Egypt in the Arab-Israell con- McCormack of Lexington, Board Room of the church, M r/^ohannes attended Man- Prign, directed- at the unafflli- chesfer^tJlgh School and is a ated voter. submit a reorganization plan turned to oxygen tanks for the safety of the hostages could met. brother of the bride; Kenneth next year to transfer the food patients in oxygen tents. A not be guaranteed if these aL The program—still to be de­ Huminskl of ’Thompsonville, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church graduate of Bard Ctrilege Anna- a committee of about 40 la stamp program from the Agri­ smaller hospital generator A young Buddhist lies on a cot as part of a 48rhour hunger strike for peace jvlll hold a Holy Communion dale-on-Hudson, N.Y. He has urging all those who are unaffll- tacks continued. elded on finally—1# expected to and David Estridge of Med­ culture Department to the De­ powered electrocardiographs at Saigon’s An Quang Buddhist pagoda. The sign says: “The American People Fact-Seekers Neeld’s report made no men- include the sale of warplanes ford, Mass. servlae tomorrow alS^O a.m. served with the U.S. Army 101st lated to sign up with the Demo- partment of Health, Education and Incubators during the ----- Atrboume Division and the 7th cratic Party on Friday, at a 1 Must Read Vietnam History to ^ e the Bravery of Its People.” (AP Photo) tion of the broadcast aimounce- to Israel, but also intensified Mrs. .MoCormaick was dressed and Welfare. The shift is de­ emergency. ment of the Hussein-Arafat efforts to work out a formula in aqua blue, and the bride- Frederick J. Wlnzler. son of Special Forces. He is an inatruc- to 4 p.m. enrollment session to signed to tie food stamps more tor at Worcester (Mass.) Acad- be conducted by Manchester’s Three manufacturing firms Back Nixon agreement and apparently was with the Soviet Union for peace groom’s mother, in Ume green. Mr- and Mrs. Frederick A. closely with family assistance. were shut down during the sent before it was aimounced. talks between Israel and the - i- Both wore white orcWds. Wlnzler of 186 Greenwood Dr., registrars of voter*. Nixon said his new health blackout. A hamburger stand Communications with Amman Arabs. MRS. STEPHAN FURMAN JABLON A recepUon was held at the named to the dean’s ’The drive is on the basis that Buriounp vtaoto plan for the poor "would pro­ did business by gaslight, a Cambodians Push Back Foe; On Cambodia were sharply curtailed. Consideration has been given' Sheraton Rolling Green Motor the spring semester at MRS. GARY R. OLSON vide a comprehensive peickage bar served drinks by candle­ The hostages in the Interconti- to a new cease-fire call, limit- Iim, Andover, Mas». Mrs. Peter Husson College, Bangor, Maine. A y a y s dldates of the Democratic nom- of health services. Including light, and the band took a WASHINGTON (AP) — Most nental included 14 Britons and ing arms sales in the Mideast— Jaldon of West Suffield, sister- Insure both hospital and outpatient ’The Wednesday Morning Bi­ F rz i* F 't n r k l l f i a i s o n ^nation for U.S. Senator, will throughout the state are work- voters, she said, is to break at one night spot when members ot a fact-seeking three West Germans as well as and perhaps some forceful gest- Manchester Keep Off! In-kuw of the bridegroom, was A A j i i i p i i a s A B t j u force a statewide primary In ing essentiaUy for Duffey’* nom- backing for Duffey, In ththe event care.” Its electric amplifiers had Reopen Airport for Supplies ble study Group will meet to­ squad ot senators, congressmen, the Americans and ' the Le- ure of U.S. support for Israel, New tennis courts at In riiarge of the guest book. F ltif V Augu*t. inaUon. Signing up Democratic of a primary, The new plan was not spelled the hour off. banese. All were staying in the One possibility would be a Hospital Notes For a wedding trip to Bermu­ morrow at 9:30 In Trinity Cov-' i l a g v r i f s c i v a u i ^ C i>uffey ha* *ald *everal times out, but Is expected to be pre­ governors and White House Charter Oak Park Were enant Church. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Thailand’s military chief of the hard-pressed Cambodian air; hotel. publicized visit to an Israeli olr- sealed today, and an ap­ da, Mra. Jablon wore a red, ___ George Shenkman of Pilgrim ** **® K®^ *^® r*^ulred 30 paid, comprehensive care plan (AP) — Cambodian troops staff. Air Marshal Dawee Chul- force, which has only 30 small aides say their Southeast Asian A spokesman for the Popular field by U.S. Jets. v n i m o B o o m white and blue knit suit with ...... I similar to one proposed earlier trip reinforces President Nix­ peal was issued by William Manchester Lodge of Masons Mills, chairman of the Retail ®®"‘ f* pushed back enemy forces lasapya, returned to Bangkok bombers. Front In Beirut, Lebanon, said Officials concede virtually ail Inten iwWIIale C a n feMiib blue acoeaaories. as an option In the Medicare after a one-d^y visit to South American and South Viet­ on’s estimate of the military fftsata, Booa.S p.in., and 4 p.ilk O’Neill, director of public lur^ T 1.1 J . ^ will meet tonight at 7*80 at the Division, Manchester Chamber June 26-27 Democratic State program. around Stem Reap and reopened the hostages were in no danger, ideas for an American initiative works, that ail youngsters Runoff Seen Vietnamese Ibaders in Saigon. namese forces reported general­ success of his Cambodian ma­ ’’They are having a good have been turned down by Moa- t pan.; private raama, it adtt.v ROOM ADDITIONS . The Ih-esident, apparently the airport to replenish their He reportedly made the trip to ly light contact with enemy neuver. M p jn ., aod 4 pjn.4 pdn. with bicycles remain off the noting speculation that the ad­ time, he said. “They are eating cow or failed In some other coated areas! dwindling supply of food and discuss transfer of part of the units in Vietnam and Cambodia Arriving here Tuesday night ice cream for free.” way in the past. Nevertheless, PedtaM ca: Parenta aUoWed _____. iwe y®®*" Masonic pins will be ministration is willing to wait ammunition, the Cambodian 12,000 Thai troops in South Viet­ after a swift visit to battle zones agy ttaae ezoept noea-S p.in.; He added that persons JabloJi a ^ l ^ ^ z c h ^ presented. ’The PeUowcraft de- emphasis for local retaUers. SHED DORMERS After Blacks but uncovered another 100 tons Other newsmen being held in- they said if the crisis is to . ® , Manches- exemnllfled with Shenkman said that Flag Day, Dutfey’s opponents for the another year for basic welfare Command reported today. nam to the Slem Reap ' area, of rice and more than 30 tons of of Vietnam and Cambodia, atteft, t p.ni..t p-zn. wearing street shoes should reform, said: "Let there be no dude correspondents of United be controlled familiar devices ter High School, received his RA W ardenT ^e P S t ^ ^ which falls on a Sunday,” ls one A itiilitary spokesman said which is 80 miles east of the weapons and munitions in bor­ many in the 13-man ViP delega- Press International, Reuters, will have to be tried again and Self Barvloe: It a.m.>S p.in., also avoid the area for the degree from the University of ADD-A-LEVEL mistake about this administra­ tiorl—^picked by the White House 4 p jB .4 p jn . time being. as actins master for the eve. occasion when Americans unite cumoent U.S. Sen. Thomas Vote in South North Vietnarnese and Viet Thai border. der areas of Cambodia. th e Los Angeles Times, the again. Oonnecttcut and hfas MBA degree as acting master tor the eve- ^ ^ common celebration of Stamford businessman tion’s total commitment to pas­ Oong* forces were still around Meanwhile, Dawee’s deputy, In a series of skirmishes while in collaboration with the Senate lataaatva Care and Ooteoary from Northeastern Unlveralty, sage of this legislative mile­ Washington Post, the National Secretary of State William P. those ideals and traditions Alphonsus Donahue, State Sen. COLUMBIA, S.c! (AP) — Stem Reap and hit the provin­ Lt. Gen. Kriengsak Chamand, searching out the North Viet­ and House Anned Services com­ Broadcasting Co. and Agence Rogers told the House FVrelgn Oara: Immediate family only, Boston, Mass. He served as~ a OARAGES stone this year. mittees—described it as an in­ wg^lma. Umlted to five min. Broad St.; Mrs. Barbara M. Ur- - — - Mr. and Mrs. John M. Derby which have made our country Majority Leader Edward Mar- Rep. John L. McMlllrm, seeking cial capital 1& miles northwest and a team from the Thai air namese caches, U.S. troops re­ France Presse. Affairs Committee Tuesday of sin. East Hartford; Gary R. l*sut®nantt with ttie U.S. Army, "The 91st Congress has an of Phnom Penh with harassing force were in Phnom Penh dis­ ported killing seven of the ene­ formative Journey. of 13 Vemoh St will observe **'® example of de- cus, and Former Fourth Dis- ALUM. SIDINGS historic but rapidly vanishing renominatlon to his 17th term, Guests of other nationalities one of the latest failures of U.S. Vlncek, 38 Greenwood D r.; Mrs. wiJtli a tour of duty in Korea. thelr 60th wedding anniversary mocracy and free enterprise trict Cong, Donald Irwin, failed to win a majority In Tues­ fire Tuesday night. But the cussing Thai air operations in my while suffering no casual­ Although most declined to dis­ were told they were free to policy. Katenltgr: Fathera, U a.m.- Dorothy E. Weiss, 69 Brookfield couple Uve In Portland, opportunity to reverse” a U:4S pjn., aad t:tt p.m.-8 with open house Sunday from 3 become.” Mrs. Donald Roy, chairman of day’s Democratic primary and opening of the airport between support, of Cambodian ground ties. close their conclusions before leave Tuesday night, but in the He said it was decided in St.; Diane M. White, 696 Weth- Maine, where Mr. Jablon to em- To observe the day, Shenk- the local Citizens for Duffey record of failure in welfare, Six Americans were reported today’s scheduled meeting with pan.; otkera, S pjn..4 p.ia., aad VAMCpUR COI^UCTIOH CO, INO. Nixon said. could be forced into a runoff the city and the ruins of Angkor operations. Diplomats in Phnom blacked-out, embattled Jorda- March to hold off on the Is- erell St. Ployed *« «wt accountant for ^ ® P "*- *'®"'®' man recommended that bust- Committee, said today that her with a 38-year-old Negro physi­ Wat was viewed here as a ma­ Penh said Thai pilots and planes killed in South Vietnam and 41 Nixon, Pennsylvania Gov. Ray­ 900 pun.>t paa. BERTHS YESTERDAY: A son Plaiirciilld Inetrumento. The President outlined other nidn ci^iital there was nowhere raell request for planes "In the ‘Miss Geraldine CasteUassi of "®“ ®® <"sP*®y the flag or flag group ha* been buoyed by Satur- cian. jor achievement for the govern­ soon would Join South Viet­ wounded, moat of them in ac­ mond P. Shafer, a Republican, for them to go. hope that It would set a pat> Age Umite: it in maternity, to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mill- relatively minor additions to his U la other areas, aa Umlt in Eaat Hartford family <1®®®*®- mention Flag Day In day’s announcement that U.S. BOCJ'EE 88, BOKJTON, CONN. The physician, Dr. Claud Ste­ ment. namese air units In helping out tions in the norlhern part of the said their report on the Cambo­ Carrying submachine guns tern of restraint in the lOd- man, South Glastonbury; a Todd - Marlow original welfare proposal that dian step Indicates "the vast aeU-tervlce. are ow ner-operat^ of the Gas- newspaper advertisements, or Sen. Abraham Rlblcoff U back­ included: phens, said he would not decide The spokesmsin reported that country. The allied commands and wearing hand grenades at die East." daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Don- light ^vcomu.Restaurant u. at ov30 Oak oiSt. ®®"** letters to legislative rep- Ing Duffey for the nomination. whether to coll for a runoff until in the fighting since early Satur- said 69 North Vietnamese and majority of thosp of us who their belts, the guerrillas invad- Yet, about a month after the aid Grubb, East Hartford; a Mr. and Mrs. George M^lotw resentatives supporting respect She said that the local com- 6 4 3 .4 8 3 6 ESTABLISHED 1949 —New scales of rent in public were there feel it was a suc­ Tbs adminlstfsttaB remind* housing aimed to avoid a pre­ he studied the vote. day, 20 government troops had Viet Cong were killed by U.S. ed the unguarded hotel Tuesday decision was made, Soviet pi- visitor* that with construction d au ^ter to Mr. and Mrs. Marc Plymouth La. announce the .u . for the flag. mittee and similar committeei been kiUed, about 30 wounded and South Vietnamese tixiops. cess.” Gagnon, 487 Center St.; a aon marriage of their daughter Joan wM^u^ortecOy cipitous end to such goverrunent Stephens said he plans to wait Fiilbright: afternoon. They took up firing loto began flying missloiia In JJ****®*' parking spooe i* housing subsidies when a fami­ until the returns are officially and 44 enemy bodies were left Two American helicopters, a ”We hope that it will be a positions on bedroom balconies Egypt’s interior, covering such Bmitad. VIsllots are a*k*d to to Mr, and Mrs. Michael Dona- to WbJker Todd on June 3 In emnlove there ^ on the battlefield. There was no long-term success,” he added. hoe, Colchester; a son to Mr. Greenwich. ^ ___ ‘ ly’s income passes a certain declared Saturday In Columbia medical evacuation craft and placed guards at every strategic points as Alexandria, bear with the hospital while the point. before "making any comment official report on civilian cas­ Attack Staged marked with a Red Cross and a "Nobody can predict forever exit. Cairo and the Dam. In patUag pnblem estats. Mre. Itonald Chatterton, ’Ihe bride Is a 1966 honor grad- Washington LOL wlU meet —Unspecified amendments about a runoff.” ualties, but persons arriving light observation chopper were into the future—but what has Most of the guests spent the addition. Increasing numbers ot Manchester High School Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange HaU. been done has been good for the for "significant changes in so­ State Democratic party offi­ from Sleiti Reap Tuesday said shot down during a fight be­ night huddled in the hotel base- Soviet soldiers began manning PatientB Today: 384 II ^ graduate of Sarah Reservations may be made at cial services for the poor.” at least 21 were killed. tween troops of the 173rd Air­ American people.” ment; Neeld said Amman had antiaircraft missile bases, ® CoUege. She will enter this meeting for the supper in cials in Columbia said they For Laird However, Sen. Thomas J. —An end to the special feder­ were stud}ring the mandatory The spokesman said the ene­ borne Brigade and an enemy been without power for nearly In the face of this, Rogers ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Middle’Tpke., b^colm Robert- Harvard University to study tor July. al-state welfare program bene- my force that attacked Slem force near Phu Cat. One Ameri­ McIntyre, D-N.H., refused to 24 hours, and the guests groped said, the delay on the Israeli recount law to see if it applies By SPENCER RICH discuss his findings with news­ Mr*. Marla Bobonlc*, East Hart- ^ in Engtoh phUology. ----- Everything’s Coming Roses fltting unemployed fathers. to rutmersup in multicandidate Reap Included Laotians who The Washington Post can was killed and two wounded their way along the hotel corri- request Is being reconsidered, ford; Nancy L. Bidwell, 66 Deer- ^ C31rcle, Mr. ’Todd Is the son of Dr. and ’The Army-Navy CTub Aux- men before talking them over —^New assurances to states races. Stephens is about otre per probably were impressed Into in the helicopter crashes, while dors by candlelight. But the “There will be a decision on field D r.: Mrs. Daisy G. Bill, 179 _ "®miMrsia, Mrs. Fowler ’Todd of Murfrees- lliary will have Us aimual out- service as porters. He added WASHINGTON — Sen J. W. one was killed and one wounded with Nixon. that their welfare costs will not cent ahead of the next man In Fulbright (D-Ark.) charged hostages were free to do as they this matter before long,” he told B. Center St.; Mr*. Mary P. 7 ’ Tenn. He Is a 1966 gradu- Ing June 28 from noon to 6 p.m. Increase under family assis­ the race. Mandatory recounts they may have been troops of n the ground fighting. McIntyre, who had said he de­ pleased inside the hotel and the House committee, although Carter, Box Mt. Dr., Vernon; ^ « h P ^ ' '«*« of VbnderWlt University and at the Bolton Labe Hotel. ’The the Communist Pathet Lao Tuesday that in order to Im­ A total of 3,787 U.S. helicop­ cided to go on the trip to "pre­ Take Your Pick of Two Great Sfores tance. are required where less than 1 press risiting Defense Secre­ none was 111 treated. he later ruled out any change Edward O. Chapdelalne, 101 ’ earned on M.A. at the Univer- event is open to members and The President rejected one per cent separates a winner movement. ters have been reporled lost in vent a snow Job” by pro-admin­ Amman Radip’s aruiounce- before the weekend, Spruce St.; Paul A. Chicca, 43 „ m n iw h Wisconsin In 1967. He is friends. Reservations may be North Vietnamese and Viet tary Melvin R. Laird last year the war. istration officials, reported he proposal from within the admin­ from a rurmerup. U.S. forces in Vietnam arrang­ merit of the Hussein-Arafat Another failure Rogers did no$ Hansen Dr., Vernon; Winslow „ ^ ^ 2,®*; ® candidate for the PhD. In made with Mrs. Florence Plltt istration to abolish the food Cong forces also continued their The U.S. Command also re­ felt it "is only proper that I agreement left one cardinal mentitm, since It Involved pri­ Bstnbrook, Forest Rd., South at Columbia University, of 829 Main St., Mrs. Lucy r McMillan, 72-year-old chair­ ed a 5000-man "mobile assault meet with the President before stamp program and raise basic man of the House District of Co­ harassment of Kpmpong Thom, ported the loss of its fourth vate diplomatic exchanges, Is Coventry. ^ ’^m blebrrok Dr.. Vernon; The couple wUl reside at 65 Mosher of 174 Benton St., or cash benefits for family assist­ operation" which carefully fighter-bomber in a week, an discussing my findings with (See Page Eight) the fedlure’to get any assurances lumbia Committee, far outdis­ another provincial capital 80 avoided any contact with the Also. Scot L. Forrest, Part- ^"X lp h B M ^tr^ r T ^ ® ’ Mass,, Mrs. Glen Griswold, 30 Ridge iRlMlAlHi’S ance. miles north of Phnom Penh on Air Force F4 Phantom which members of the press.” from Moscow that its pilots In INC. tanced ^ his three opponents enemy. was hit by enemy fire and ”I certainly had a fast trip. ridge Lane. -Drlland; Mr^, Jane ^ b e r t C ’ I^ le y ^V"® Instead, family assistance re­ Tuesday but fell 719 votes short the highway to Slem Reap and Egypt are Umlted to Intsrlo^ J. J«rt.n, RTI. I. K.,|y Rd„ ^ ~ tains Its original $l,600-a-year Angkor. But the heavy pressure Fulbright’s charge was based crashed while supporting Lao­ I’ll tell you that,” he said. defense mlssioru. Vernon; Mrs. Karen L. Kane, gg,^ aiungton Rd., South Wind- ®y®<»m in the tell. The Sunset Club will meet OF MANCHESTER of the majority needed to elimi­ on a sworn statement from a tian forces in the southern pan­ Sen. George Murphy, R-Calif., O F VERNON minimum Income., for a family nate the possibility of a June 23 on Kompong Thom last week The United States raised this 40 Foxcroft Dr.; Edward Kehl, , 0^; Mrs. Jeanne Robertson, 88 Friday-at 1:48 p.to. at WiUle’s of four, with government subsi­ fontier naval officer serving handle of Laos. The command described Nixon’s Cambodian runoff. appeared to have eased for the Issue soon after the Soviet air­ M ArcelUa Dr.; Mrs. Ruth A. Qok St.; Mrs. Linda L. Lom- Steak House. After lunch, the dies available until that family’s moment. aboard the U.S.S. Colleton in said one of the two crewmen w^as decision as "a great success— Bulletin men were discovered In mid- group will have its regular A surge of late votes for Ste­ March 1969, when Fulbright Kumpf, 460 Vj^on St.; Mrs. bardo. East Hartford; Mr*. Housing. Code income passes $3,920. The spokesman also reported rescued and the other was miss­ probably the most Important April flying defense patrols In Cnara B. L spolx, HarUord, ctonieUe Wetteland, 27 Winter meeting at the Senior Citizens Take Yoiir Pick of Two Greot The President’s food stamp phens from predominantly Ne­ said the operation was carried ing. single military achievement of Egypt. It was most recently Center. M®mbers who have not gro areas in late vote counting a heavy Viet Cong attack before AMERICAN SLAIN Mre. ^ v e r ly Lemek, 39 Moun- gt.; Mrs. Madeline S. Pyka, Inspectors Say proposal would allow a family dawn today In southern Cambo­ out and viewed by Laird from In Saigon, informed sources this entire unfortunate war.” IN JORDAN raised by Rogers with Soviet -r-t 1 - made reseryatiotis are remind- took him into second place arid a helicopter. Fulbright made said the South Vietnamese gov­ "And the hopes for the future AmbtMsador Anatoly F. Dobry­ J^**'^**®- Vernon Gardens, Rockville. to "check off” Its food stamp cut McMillan’s margin from a dia, on a military post near Al*o, fto ^ rt I. Lent, Som- Mrs. Mlchale Hills and N o F s u i t s F o u n d ®*^ contact Mrs. Ethel Brown purchase and receive Its stamp Kompong Som, the country’s the charge in a prepared state­ ernment plans to free 62 North out there, as far as I have been WASHINGTON (AP) — An nin last week. Swanson, 42 Jensop St. allotment automatically with Its majority in the unofficial totals. ment. Vietnamese prisoners of war able to ascertain,” he added, American staff member of “ daughter, 16 Tankeroosan Rd., Returns from all 290 preclncta chief port formerly known as Sl- U.S. officials and Dobrynin A ^ St.;' EH^e K. McCarthy,------• ' vemon; veniunr xvini.Mrs. i Donald^auiuuu otcuuuuiStebblns Manchester’s------~ housing code In- • . . family eussistance check. It also Fulbright’s description of the and 24 North Vietnamese flsher- “are very good—in keeping with the U.S. Embassy In Ammon are scheduled to meet again in the 6th District gave Mc­ hanoukville. But the' garrison has been killed in the fight-, « Bigelow St.; WllUatn H. Me- 21 Kenwood Dr.; Mrs. specters conducted 194 Inspec- (he U tU e^*^e^^ AIR CONDITIONERS revises the food stamp price apparently held on. Friday but the future range ot (See Page Sixteen) schedule to make it rise evenly Millan 26,911 votes; Stephens of (See Page Five^ (See Page Eight) ing raging over that Jordan­ Soviet military activity In Bethany B.'McNama^. RFD*^L ter'sJ2ftord“sprin^^ ® WESTINGHOUSE with increases in Income. Klngstree, 11,399; BUI R. Craig, ian capital, the State Depart­ Egypt’s defense is not expected FEDDERS .There Is some doubt that the 36, a white Hartsvllle attorney, ment reported Wednesday. to be clarified. 11,171, and OUn Sansbury Jr., a Press officer John King told Adams St. Of the 194 Inspectioru, 123 Chapman-Joy Circle ot North President’s alterations will sat­ The Nixon admlnlstratirUi dover; Cal L. Morlarty, 9 Eld- Also, Mrs; Robert Comollo isfy critical senators especially political science instructor at a news conference that Secre­ tears th a t'a t some point Rus­ ridge St.; Gordon J. Rathburn, were of single-family dwellings. United Methodist Church will the University of South Caro­ tary of SUte WUUam P. Rog­ and daughter, 181 Edgepton St.; ’The rest were In two-famlly have a picnic tomorrow start- because the basic ones won’t be sian pilots will extend their op­ RFD 1, Hebron. Introduced imtil next year. lina’s Florence center, 4,060. ers was trying to notify mem- erations Into the combat son# Also, Lawrence R. Roberts, 10 Mrs. Paul Bschmann and dwellings, multiple - family Ing at noon at Wlckharp Park. A recount is expected. Party Endorsement foi* Dodd ^ r s of the man’s family In (toughtor, ^ ® P Y i^ dwellings and one rooming Members are reminded to bring The President for the moment covering the . Sues Canal. Barber Hill Rd., Wapplng; An­ has adopted a mixed bog of cau­ The major Issue raised by the United States. King said This would either mean So- dre* Rosario, Bolton Center “ *“«®®- «^®®.dishes, ®Uverwaresilverware and f o lin | son, 201 Regan Rd., Rockville. since July 1, 1969, the begin- tious short-term and potentially McMillan’s Opponents was a his Identification Would not be vtet-Israell clashes and casual- Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Jeannine I. chairs. made public untU notice had Bteniger, WllUngton; Frank B. nlng of the current fiscal year, (See Page SU) (See Page Five) been given the ftunlly. ('See Page Fourteen) SMibo, 66 Kelly Rd., South Wind­ myg / . 1 9 Tj *1 J* Inspectors have made 2,786 JT lA U tll 8 D U llO lU g inspections and->have ordered 96 sor; Mrs. Blmyra Tessler, 99 HARTFORD, Conn. (AR) — Dodd’s press aide, Joe Bar- a candidate might withdraw be­ 1 fT* a. 1 connection#. During the same got tllAt good The rumor Is that Sen. Thomas barette, said Tuesday morning period, corrections were fore the convention, or Just be-i riarrielow lotal 3s J. (Dodd has despaired of getting that the senator was "giving fore the first roll call. TTiat feottogiiuride... his own political party to en­ Of the 96 correctioru ordered Mysterious Earth Pebbles serious consideration to wlth- reason Is to preseiNe party For May of 1969 dorse him for re-electioii and dr-awing as a candidate for re- unity. But, in Dodd’s case, this Harvard President Scores In the post 10 months, 38 have. will put all his eggs in the ’The estimated value of Man- been for electrical faults, 19 for nomlnation at the Democratic Is not plausible. Dodd has sel­ Chester construction last month malnterumce; 9 each for broken \May Be of Lunar Origin basket of third-party candidacy. State convention later this dom evinced any great concern Student-Faculty Extremists Central iUi^ 10,500 BTU, 115 Volts for Cool Comfort. 6,000 BTU, 115 Volts. Keeps your bedroom Dodd has one and perhaps month.” was $812,267, according t o a re- windows and for proper egress; for party unity, and has been port by Thomas Monahan, chief lO for plumbing; 7 for refuse; Cenditioning Decortor Panel front, 3 speed fan, 11 position Cool. Easy to install. Only 20" wide. WASHINGTON (AP) — Tek- Tektites are black or green two chances of igirming the Later—only a few hours later something of a maverick for two CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP) — our colleges, and unlversltlss building inspector. 6 for heating; 8 for ceiling re- Thermostat. tltes, mysterious black and glass pebbles found In small Democratic nomlnaiion. —^Dodd denied this as "Just not decadea Harvard President Nathan S. denigrated, maligned and even quantities In Bohemia and Mor­ true.” He said he was In the The total is about 80 per cent palh; 2 tor repair to roofs and green pebbles found in only four If he Is endorsed by the state When he lost in the 1966 Sen­ Pusey says the nation's cam­ shut down.” below that of a year ago. May eaves; and one each for an un- SPECIAL AT •259.95 COOL PRICED AT •149.88 isolated areas of the earth, may avia, sections of Czechoslova­ convention June 27 — which Democratic contest at least ate election he blamed it on Pusey added; be ot lunar origin, a study of kia, the East Indies and Austra­ seems at this point to be highly through the convention. puses are being disrupted by "Aiwaya they insinuate, dis­ 1969 wa* a record month In •a^® structure, a missing fire Democistlc leaders — although student and (acuity extremists Manchester for taxable construe- extinguisher In a teoming Apollo. 12 moon rock indicates. lia. unlikely — he will be the nom­ Barbarette later said he could the fact was that he was buried tort, accuse, their aim beliig not Dr. John A. O'Keefe of the inee. Hut . he would probably have been "mistaken.” bent on destiliylng the existing to identify and correct rsol tion. ’The $4,283,940 total then house, missing screens and a Usually the pebble’s surface in the Republican landslide led higher educational system. Included $3,904,000 for apart- required lavatory. NEW STORE • NEW STOCK • VAST SELE^ION National Aeronautics and Space is pitted or sometimes grooved ’ have to fight a primary to keep And later still, there was an by President Dwight D. Elsen­ abuses, but always rathsr by the nomination. armouncement' that Dodd would Addressing seniors at the uni­ crying alarm IntentioiuUly to ments, $600,000 for a new nurs- ______. Administration said glttos found with winding marks. A few have hower. And in I960, when most versity’s annual baccalaureate Ing home, $103,000 for an addi­ in a lemon-size moon rock ap­ ring marks like those seen on Orr failing to win a majority have something to say in a week top leaders of the state party arouse and Inflame passioas In to 10 days that would be of con­ ceremonies Tuesday, Pusey order to build support for ‘non* tion to a convalescent hospital, BUY NOW DURING OUR OPENING CELEBRATION peared to be tektlte glass. spacecraft re-entry heat shields. of the 960 convention votes, —including chairman John M. said those he cited had revived and $103,000 for additional store* "Its (the moon sample) con- O’Keefe said he compared the Dodd could qualify for a cern to "those who are Interest­ Bailey and then-governor Abra- negotiable demands,’ and, by ed In my candidacy.” the 1960s I methods of the late this meoiui, to enlarge thslr fol­ In a shopping area. Btltijltlon anawera the argumenU Apollo 13 rock with two earth primary by getting 20 per cent .ham Rlblcoff — were backing Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, rous­ Building permits were Issued glvbn by proponents of the lowing and enhance their pow­ PICK THE NORMAN’S NEAREST TO YOU tektit^ and some 5,000 ordinary —192 delegates. Agitin, he would Is Dodd about to withdraw John F. Kennedy for the presi­ ing “hate and anger” (or their er.” last month for only 8 apart­ B A f ^RiCiNi terrestrial or1$ ^ of tektltea,” rocks produced by fusion In be Involved In a primkry, the 'from the battle for the Demo­ dential nomlnatioh, Dodd sup­ own purposes. ments, at an estimated cost of O'Keefe said in the current Is­ heating. outcome of which Is uncertain. cratic nomination? ported Lyndon B. Johnson. Pusey, who 1* retiring next WINDOW Im I I fir frii InfiifmgiiMi "Now, less than 30 years lat­ June, recalled coming to Har­ $74,400, and for a ahopplng ceih CHOCOLATES sue of Science magazine, "The Apollo 13 rock has the There Is a less uncertain path If he does pull out. It will be Dodd was renominated with­ er, our campuses are experienc­ ter In the North End Renewal -m hablHoon sslmMa TERMS TAILORED TO YOUR lUDDET ’"niere appears to be nq sound to the polls iMxt November, widely Interpreted as an attempt vard In 1968 after having served distinctive chemical hallmarks out opposition in 1964, but his ing a not ^sslm llar period ot aa president of Lawrsno* Ool- SHADES Area, at $280,000. reason not to say that tektites ot ^ tektlte. Including enrlch- and that is via petitions. Dodd to avoid the embarrassment of censure by the Senate in 1967 torment whlplashed as they are Permits were Issued also for FOfURiy BROS, coma from the moon.” “ . v would need only ^000 signatures falling to carry his own party’s lege In McCarthy’s hometown of rnbnt In potassium and a puz- for using campaign contributions by a resurgence of his hateful Appleton, WIs., where ho ho d ' 16'siiigle-famUy dwellings, at an The rock in question was paA zilhg mixture of the characteris- to qualify as an independsnt or convention — or perhaps even to pay personal expeiues made technique,”. , declared . Pusey, averag* coot of $33,600. Ito May MANCHESTER opposed the RspubUcon ssno- SU BROAD 8TBOIT VERNON 'of a lunar rock sample brought tics of the basic rocks and the third-party candidate, and he of failing to win a mere one- him a liability in the minds of who was himself target of WOO, permlta were Isoued for 10 bsck In November by the ApoUo has until Aug. 31 to get those fifth of the delegates. tor’s successful r*-*lpcUon bid VIbH Fael 011-00 Bonwr 445 HARTFORD RD., NEAR McKEE acidic rocka like granite,” he many Democrats. That’s why McCarthy In 1968. In 1903. single-family dwellings, at an Boles sod Bervlee POST ROAD PLAZA—TEL 872-0521 13 crew and beUaved to be some signatures. If Dodd Is convinced that he there are four other candidates He eald the campus unrest average coet of $20,800. said. “As long OB 1 rsrnalnsd In Ap­ Air Oondltleetog ^ 4.6 blUlon years old. Sdentlsta Earlier theories held tektites That Dodd Is considering the can persuade only a small frac­ for the Democratic Seiurte nom­ was stirred by "extremist L k Permlta were issued last loaored Bndget Pam att TELEPHONE 646^13 at the Maimed Spacecraft O u­ petition path to the ballot Is no tion of th* dsisgates to vote for pleton he hod token no public Llgstlt Onif RoutB 30 i Dobson Rd., Exfr 96 off !.«6 were sort of earth rocks, such ination this year. groups of the New Left made up notice of me,” Pusey sold, "but month for 33 alterations and ad- Pfaia ■' ter in Houston have described it- new*. But the report Tuesday him, pulling out before the first of students and-^I am sorry to u m r o o . dltions, 8 garages, 4 swimming S4: OpM Ddl|f IM 9 — SeWorday tM 6 as aandatone or shale, fashioned There is nothing to prevent when I came Into tho Mgtot ot tko B sttlu s O pon Dcrily f « 9 — Solordav M ‘6 aa "clearly the oldest rock yet from hardened mud or sand, that he woa coiuiderlng giving roll coll would at least preserve Dodd ^from fighting through the acknowledge—also of some fac­ pod*. 4 tool sheds, 6 fencss, and it fhi FaifuMit found on the moon, and older up his fight for the Democratic his dignity. ulty who (or reasonr not quite Harvard prssldsnoy X woo TStMAlNST. 10 signs. than any rook found on earth." (Bm Pag« Four) nomination was news. TiMre Is another reason why (Bee Page Seventeen) clear to me would like to so* (Boo Pago Phro)

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