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Capitol F*ays Dirksen Gives His Best WEST HARTPORD, Conn. (AP)— An ssoîed prisoner mailed police detective Craig Viet Cong Blow Up Train Tribute: Plan Burial Canicci, a postoard with the STMtlng; 'T guess Itto good- by for a whOe.” Ilie card was hmn Joseph ’’*• wa» eulogized today az a P re«li« '‘prodouad at«x>w and U uaau, who had been In toe man, a leader whose »»Kret”—the ttadUiaaal curiody of West Haitford po dtyle “la the rtuff o< leg- * lice in July and promlaed to send Caruccl a eaxd if he es- Nine Hours After Truee fl—. ■econd reaolutlon Invited caped. He did escape — late ^ President Nixon and membeis lost month In ICanchester o* the Re- of the House to Join senators at while awaiting a court ap SAIQON (AP) —JVIot Ooi« **“* ** ^ memorial servtoes for Dirksen pearance. aoidlers blew up _____ minute and aijjoumed in trlb- hi the rotunda Tuesday. a tnln travel- Jatnes Pirtured on the card waa ing from Da Nang to Hue today “dopting a resolution The Rev. L. R. Bison. c W iey Be- Friendahlp Airport near Bal then raked tt with small arms _I of the Senate, Is to conduct timore. MIM ®K*milng at the Senate will form a guard of » (O B Mon EDT Tuesday: The casket honor to meet the ctjO itt when honoring North Vittnaitveee (O Senate man. to match toe enemy’s during the (C> he assumes many membera wlU raeU airlines o ffice taB n n sela Viet Gong’s toree-day nritn Ore HartiB “Tet, Ida death does not di- jto to Pekin for toe burial serv- Belgium’s c ^ , en (C) ■ In mourning tor Ho Chi Mlnh. Democratic admiidatra- synchronized. cease-fire at this UnM." lew (C) ■W Rqmblinans. At toe going tions, the senator from nUm^ in the nmm .—u ' — Me- The communique confirmed ^ of toe and In the fashioned that minority, and hU fojL i^ morning, we will remember oam talent for ontnm .tiKTna toe remains of two hand earlier reporta toat toa alUad at Cem- toroaa wars In a “ dafamlve poa- tore" but patrota wore oontln- « - V8AF ES- P ulng to Intercept any enemy at- isa Off tempt to build up troepa Mid r •« firepower oloaer to aUtad hr m s. white rtobon on toe stem. rurioLm .h. oi.,,., “nie embassy is in toe Bad Ck>- “He lov«d Us marigolds,ehe riiowman, deebeig secUon of Bonn on a j's ' The Joint communique said: aaU of Dbkam. main street. “The aoale of our mlUiary op- (SOe Page Eight) erathMB In the past haa bean'ln- In Amman, Jordan, the Arab ’ * .^ 1 ■ 'T ! fluanoad by toe aoale of enemy Popular Front for toe Libera S5Tv« mUltary operariMis. During tola tion of Palestine claimed re- period toe.ocope of our mllttary if-* : 'S' aponatbiUty for aU three at One trooper supports his blindec) buddy as another Division 15 miles north of Tay Ninh. The wounded wounded American lies on stretcher followinjf Viet opeiratlena wtU llkawtae be In tacks. It aald toe front’s "Ho were awaiting evacuation from the area. (AP fluenced by the nature of enemy Conar shelling of the firebese v*m- our intsnUon to talk about had toe grenade-thrower under Agnew aald Sunday the mat He appeared on CBS’s “Face ceaae-flroa at this tim*.’’ i. Rob- (Ireamed up • ■ • Every time we ment announced earlier that It toa Nation.” 1 sailor aTree^. laraell Ambassador Taa- ter was at “a particularly sensi- make one of these Initiatives it would not honor toe oease-flre, American Bn bombing raids o keep vop' Tannay told newkmen he Uve stage” and bs couldn’t dls- Rap. Oeraid Ford of Michi previously aoheduled tor targeU during is rejected by toe enemjr.” caUed for toe funeral of Ho Chi gan, toa House Republican lead an Arab-looUng boy f^>- cuaa it further. He aald he had Meanwhile, W. Averell Harri- Mlnh, but today a Joint oommu- In South Vietnam war* diverted - VSAF talked With other about er. aald North Vietnam must do to attack North Vlstnamase (Bee Page Uglit) the im plications o f the oeaae-^ Uirea things bsfore toe Uallsd filtration trails through i-e^. In- — Wo! fire. fbates riMUld consider an ex formed sources aald. Id 81kb tended truce. Ons radio message hesrd tn P But at the Weatern White "If the Communists start House, Presidential Prase Sec- China Not Talking the field from an Amerlean- treating our prisoners of war in c-ompany commander to his top Iraq Executes a humane way, tf they will slop sergeant aald; "The thing la to their Infiltration or elow It down Agnew had spoken to President North Vietnaiwae day wa'Il have aort of a esaae- materially and If they de-eaea- fire In our hosUle aotlotw. Ws Trio as Spies Nixon before the broadcast ferred In Hanoi Sunday on toe Kremlin tor late their mJlUary efforts, then I don’t want to taka anything ist- DAlCAflCOJS, Syria (A P ) - Ziegler said Agnew waa talk- Vietnam war after toe Soviet Hanoi. Premier think the Preeident could very der rite unless It’a ahsolUMy Iraq executed three men as Ing in general terms. leader placed e wreath at toe “ d • Chinese dele- easily look for a permanent or necessary." Agnew said, “I wouldn’t want bier of Ho Chi Mlnh. ration paid their respects to Ho q>les for the United State* and extended truce," Ford aald. A apokssman for the U.S. Israri at dawn today. to do anything to untrack what NoUcaably absent from toa (»«• Page Pour) (See Page Three) Command aald that according Baghdad Radio aald two civil to early reporta, "the level of ians died on the gallows and one enemy-UUUaled aetlons Is rela Everett M. Dirksen sits atop a d^lc in the Senate soldier was toot. ’Two were Mos tively low." itar Press Gallery last Aug. 12, meeting reporters in his lems and the third, Iskander He aald no ahatUng o f Ameri usual manner in his last news cbirference. The Illi Touaaef Khoudra Karam, may Bishop Pike Just Another can bases had been reported IN noisA# Republican and Senate mihority * ''J e-wMivewA*,leader, , ae-sAknown wv *s have been a Pakistani or Irsr and there had blsan only a hand forÔt* hhis is ^****^^**^^ oratory and ons9 hislascf vtATBranews .conferences, died sitswl yes-wa^sv nlan. Delivery, Man Threat of Violence ful of “ Inslgnlficanl Incldants.’’ te r dday a y in Washington at aê 73. (AP Photofax). 'Ihe other two were identified ^8 at Peace, South Vlalnamesa headquar- as Anis EHmas Abbas and Pvt. PHILADBLPHIA (AP) — teie reported a doaan anemy at Reds Haidar. They say tola really happen tacks In which 10 civilians and A total of 54 peraonz have ed ouiBlde Jeferson Hospttal Revived in Belfast throe Botdlsm were klUed and M Colleague^ Say: been executed in Iraq as qiies W ife Says penuna wounded, - inchidtng U In downto wn PhUadelphla. BELFAST, NoeThem Iraland Northern Ireland, there war* U ^year. They included 11 j b r u SALEM (AP) - Dr. (AP) — A new explosion of vio civilians A car Mopped ait the emer more barricades on the strasto. In one stu ck , the VIot Cong [E gency antrence, behind two lence Uireetened In Belfast to 'The radio aald those executed A. Pike, who lost his bat- detonated a land mine slactrl- trucks. A nsrvoue young man day, and British troops moved today were sentenced to death tie adto toe Judean desert which (I Page FeuT) rally under, a bus M milaa south His Likes Not Soon helped an obvloualy pregnant Into the center o f the city after by Iraq’s revolurionary court in he had hoped would yield a fun- a young I>ioieirtanl was klllad woman get o u t Ha didn’t (Sea r a g s I d> ^ Chrtrtlmuiy for want to laave his 'auto Ule- during an apparant gaaoUne To Seen Again gslly psriMd, and she didn’t bomb attack on a Catholic age tor toe U.S. Central totem- »>*™. <»1 «»» <®«f, <»®®to and home. gence Agency and Israel, toe "®^ he is at peace." „ w«at him to leave her.. WASHIN<3TON/(AP) —Êver- devotion to what Iz often caUed They looked at toe trucks. Army officials said toe man ett IbdClnley pfrfcsen’s wit, po- Amertca’a tradlttonal values, broadcast aald, but It gave no details. * yemr - Protastai* group, peteuaded the atonal leaders out of reflect tor The pertjfs liberals, such as -nie book ■■•UU of emergency” to,. crowd to dlaperae. Dirksen. Congrese also called frequent foi Sen. Jacob JavUs "Jf. '*® bi the wake.of last Mon- The army aald It wtm lasvliqi off doing any burineas today. o f New York, could remember ^ n«> was to bs isvisS u __ day ad men armed with automatic found in Dirksen a valued ally, "A n altogether atnguizu' men ^ ^ p ^ a inyor Ann Uccello nmde to. waapotre at aach end of ths sent a private measage of coo- who piaeed on hia times .the in a strolto In Jaffa, a Tel Aviv •nnouncement at a CHy Hall Mreet.i The poltcc aald they doieaca to Mrs. Dirksen. delible and cherished stamp.’’ ■pburh. the g o v e r n i ^ ma- “ ®ws ooofereiice. were treeting to* case ■* mur "Bveratt Dirksen brought toe der at this stage. ■aid OOP Senate whip Sen. on gumd egalnrt a beuad«i«l JST 1 ^ " :^ ^ -*9 >■ embeUlMsnent ^ toe past to the Hugh Scott, a moderate, who The shooting took place In a pcdltles of the present," said was not DlikMn’s dxitce to be dlMrict la west Belfast where Sen. Wank Church, D-Idaho. He bis deputy. befh PmtestanIs and Roman was “ an authentic product of an W elfare Secretary Robert H. 1* 2 ^ Etbrick ptumlstd Id isi- ^ pmriea of Israeli po- The dMuikwicss In the mw- '-«“*■>«»Catholics live. tb The s area nashas earlier period krho ramained Finch IcM to Dteksen tn toe Theiw wm trackers and army dominsiiUy Negro and been one of Ur# fiaslipolrito In re- prominent and.pofrerful to the crunch to appoint Dr. John Thm was rpsculelion that vohataers spent Mx dsys comb- Rtesn North End Ml tour ear- ®®"*cent riot* and today Miaiaaoma CatK.Cath- moment of ills death. We . will Knowlas. "A great legtelative t^-.* Jiiiuaj^ a dwne. ^ the waau)ai>d whet* to. JonT a piSSrST olios arsra hurriedly moving not so* the Uhes o f bim again.'' lender, a great patriot, a great their fufnltura and going to re|- C»pt. Patrick J, Bor)« of Chlcacagi>, C^thoUc From consetiaUres within Americwi.” said VhKh. psuo. ana i«fne bge* eenters or eacluslvely o f the 2nd Battalioo. 8th ^va..,,valry. 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Pa g e t w o ^ MANCHEST]^ EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 New Englanders Economy Benefits MANOmasTjfiK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 MOVIE AUDIENCE SheinwolH, on Bridge PAGE THREE Not Ouake-Proof, t t T ” i • ♦•♦•••GUIDE •*•*••• U.S. Has Most B o lt o n wohJUonary fight. I am a Marx A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS MAKE DARING LEADS ______AND THEATERS. Vow Violent ist, I am a t-eninist.” A woman One School Still Closed “ T H E W A Y / P r o fe s s o r S a y s Hawaii Lures Filin Lidustry AGAINST SMALL HABIB. handed him a bouquqt of red Five Arrested HONOLULU (AP) — Now Hor wish ‘Hawaii F!ve-0’ wouldn't These retmge epply to filme NORTH ToLfOse, Cain carnations. vieeeed eftef Nuv 1. IM By AUFBED SHEXNWOU) Whitham *Named President PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — wall is trying bo lure the movie give the impteaafon that the ta- 4 A1064 Cam paign Radio broadcasts carried I HEARD rr* C? K104 In Aftermath New Bhiglanderrs aren’t as shel Industry w a y from Hollywood.' lands are flUed with hippies^ de-i THIS SEAL When an op p on ^ bids a In Pilot Strike news of the prisoners' arrival to Teachers Prepare, getMMtes, bwMleni and mui- slatn be may be able to rattle O K6 / Qf Athletit Fund Boosters (Gootlnued troni Page One) Brazil and a message from El- tered from earthquakes as they First It was New York Qty, /Attrtkrm " In adt indicatat tha Mm was aubmittad and approvad undar ♦ AQ52 Of Jersey Riot hy John Gruber might be led to believe, a Brown where Major John V. Undsay remarked- " ’Psk off 12 tricks as soon as he gains WASHINGTON (AP) _ The At an organizational meeting supervision of the Rockville came throughinrougn theme ordeal inIn •’Jack’s aMuetorak™-,* V,. ajptaowledged tha Motion Pictura Coda the lead. In such cases your WEST EAST good eharx, they had_ heard themSind would University professor says. effecOvely cut red tape to en- ^ e w 4 KJ32 4 Q87 United State# alrtlne Industry of toe Bolton Athletic Associ^ Public Health N m L g ^ J S i ^ ôod shape although he had a CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) —Five of 8alf-Ragutation. ^ only defense ta to take the fint (BAA) John Whitham was tton. . «ash on the r i ^ s i d e of hi^ To Return to Class In fact, says Dr. Michael A. two tricks. At other times de (? 873 . <0 9 2 hm the moat to lose but perhaps persons were arrested and an By The Associated Press though the teachers had over- Suggested for GENERAL riertediênt; Albert Hop- - Glri Scout Note. ^ ^ ______- - - h- - * , CMraiery, who is conducting a big city. Then New Max- pj,y certainly indicates tltat we clarer must give up the lead O A9842 O J 10753 the most to gain as well from a arsenal of weapons and a quan- CO, Arizona and other states and sudienccs. per, treasurer, and William Registration tor Odette scuffled his kidnapers. tj,. Drisoners arrlveH in Uty of narcotics confiscated to- A teachers’ ------strike ------forced- whelmingly V,'” ''' voted------128-20 agaiitat It is only about a month or roles In hto repertoire, so he ia study In the region, there have have a very beautiful place and (mce toi develop his 13 tricks, A 8 A 7 6 3 ciUes made the pitch for pro Siobal strike by pi- , Troop, 650 wlU be held tonight The injury was not serious. I c T c i t ^ r t ^ r t r ^ r ^ ^ d eT a raid by about 126 hee(^ Norwalk to remain the contract proposed by no newcomer to opera. been 60 to 100 six able earth nice people as well. And I think g Suggested for MATURE and you must be ready to take SOUTH BO before the opera season ducers to use their natural set lota demanding release of hijack term# on at the Oommuntty HaU from 8 coin the understatement brick wearing a and tie iv armed ixilicemen 8*a^Hu. Mnr. cioseo looay, DUI aeuiemenusettlements In thc^ The season closies April 8 with quakes In the reglofi since 1400. tings. though die lltan ndoken reaUae audiences (parental discre a second trick then or never. ♦ 95 opens In Hartford with It or not, they are giving a good vlcUm s'in Syria and agree- »• Th® '" “ ‘It'S tlate has yet the year, I’m glad to be Srove Z w t t T o f ^ em' tin Luther Kina Memorial fvn Britain and New London The NLKA said the teachers Oounod’s “ Faust” Aditona Moi- CBilnnery beUeves New E5ng- tion advised). North dealer. C? AQJ65 ter anÛ ieTlâti allowed offtclaU to schedule the were willing to return to school “ Adriana Lecouvrer," an opera reasons were obvtoim: demonstration ot the brother decided. Mrs. James Me- t»ack.” Elbrick said, ‘Tm glad bossy lifa taxi at^ to o m. tponto will sing the role of Mar landers can expect a ’’good-size Film locations can mean mil lal RESTRICTED — Persons ' North-South vulnerable. 0 Q by FYancesoo Cilea, which is tremor” once a century. hood of man. Opening lead—Two of Spades. KJ 10 9 4 tematlonal crime. ^ kidnapers lived up to their ^ ei!Jb^y m^'^'ûokes Those arrasted ' Included V® ^ ^ , guerite, and I’m looking forward lions for local resldenta and bus under 16 not sdmittsd. un Charles • PoK>y ” Sharp, contro- ‘ ®'‘ avoidance of a court InJuncU^ still around 87 years after its to tt. She hasn’t been heard "The show diiq>Iays a variety The ambitious bidding in to The international Air Line Pi- W h i t h a i T ^ o h r ^ a ^ '^ d uudden-s senior me go. Me added man saidaald the ambassador was t-i>aries PoK>y ” Sharp, contro- ' , ------v , “ We know there is an earth inesses; the movies thentaelves loss sccompsnisd by parent East Sooth West and troop will begin Its meetings '"'as grateful to the Brabil- blindfolded and wearing dark versial leaiJerleatler of Camden's Members of the Norwalk to'xeôrce them badback. • / first performance, thus demon here Since she sang in the local quake belt along the Atlantic of persons of different raotal day’s hand made it obvious that Pass 3 ^ Pass ^ Ass^latlon has warnfed It Rldiord Holcombe. , Nlght^the ore sjdendtd advertisements for backgrounds working together or adult guardian. (or the year at her home on *aii government for taking the giaases when he was released in Black People’s Unity Move- Teachers AssodaUon were . Sumây strating; its appeal and durabil production of “IPuiMBni” some Coast which extends Iknm New tourists. , declarer and the dummy bod Pass 5 4^ Pass ^ ^ to tie up worid airways ity. It hasn’t been done before on a day-to-day basis. So the so (S) Persons under 16 not ad- ^ Cononial Rd. from 7 to 8:30 to- action necessary to bring- about an area across the city from the servedacivcu withwiui au summons Sundaysunoay —'**'* •• a tecwucsitty seasons back. That one StUl re York to Boston aixl then runs in Hawaii has long been a loca complete control of faecu*ta and Pass 6 (j) AUPan tor 24 hours sometime this answer charges of contempt '^°'**‘* postpone openlng^day two in Hartford and it isn’t likely ciological aspects may weU dubs. Wert had to try for two month unless two Israeli pas- to^^xr°rrac=^fo^S""“'*^"“^"*^^ 3ft D. mains In my memory as one of land to New Hampshire,” he tion for Hollywood films blit ailttsd. Thie age restriction Melloby, who led the raids, said court for failure to comply additional days, thef'legal prob- to be presented agfain in the the halfdosen greatest perform said. transcend the presentation of may be hlghsr In esrtain tricks in spades and dtamonds. SCTgers held tn Damascus are only on a sporadic bosta. Now Hawaii as a place of crime." your courage to maker (hta kind t o ^ t a T ^ f S e e n persons to greet him after 1 ^ 7 ^ Sharp was charged with inciting ^ Superior Court order to which was not explained near future, so maybe you’ll ances of opera I’ve ever heard certain Hawaii officials would Many players would lead tha released today. ‘"The Appalachians were Brass. Cheek thsatsr or of lead against a slam ocntract, a riot, possession of deadly "‘°P Mriklng. J" detail, concerns the city’s want to be there. in half a century of opera going. ace of diamonds from the West were aboard a Trans recenOy S n l c ^ ^ d S l? !!? ^ passing taxi driver. Jose formed millions of years ago like to see more regular patron advertising. since now and then your dar FooibaU AssodaUon fund d r i^ schools are p a ^ t ^ embaray losddence in a Mateus de Souza, recognized El weapons, violation of the state’s The summons, which includes Interest is alrestdy g;reat in Faust will be sung by Nloolal age of the Manda by the mov- hand "to get a look at the dum World Airlines Boeing 707 which this production, and Connecticut and the earth’s crust in New Pnnttd •• • public ••rvicc my.” This would give declarer ing opening lead will give da- and the up-coming atoleUc aL « taxlThe couple spent a few mo- brick and stopped. crime act. possession of narcot- nearly all the 1,700 NTA niem- i,„. j!" ”...'*' toe Gedda, of surpaUIng fame, but England has been thought to be ies. State Accidents by this A*wtD«p«f. ^ ' was hijacked and bombed Aug Opera has received ticket re- Just over hto peak vocally. hta slam at once since he could clarer hta 13th trick. In the long 29. ^ oociaUoii• drive, ■ the - -BAA has de- Bulletinnuuenn BoardDoara menKments alone during which Preat- ’’YouTe"You’re toethe American amhas-amhas «mtribuUng to the delln- bora, was served Sunday morn- „***>!>»> quite stable,” he said. ciilef promoter Is Honolulu’s nm, however, it payn to lead . . • . .. .. The 4 fireire commisstoners*commissioners' wiuwlU cenident wNixon telephoned from Cal- sador. poor fellow ” Mateus de ^'“ ’ncy of a minor. Ing while a negotiating, session . ' attorney, are querts from Dallas and Fort MepHlstophetes will be sung by win any lead at the second U.S. alrlines have the most to ’The earthquakes may be a aggressive new Mayor Frank Take Two Lives from something rather than tifm the meet,eet tonight at 7:307)S0 at toethe fire-(Ire. Iforniaifornia. Souza said. Police said the raiders confls- with the school board was in ^ Wednesday to Worth, Canada, Boston, New on import from the Leningrad trick, draw trumps and discard leap from a strike because team toe first "boost.” A ape- Fast. from iwthlng. York, and so on. ’This la hearten Opera, Boils Sbtokolov, who will reactivlation of ancient faults, A motorist and a motorcycllrt his losing spade on dummy's American aviation coiries well ctal joint meeting of toe two _____ Elbrick had a strip of adhe- ’Td scot his picture In the at the center at the center progress. A hearing on the in- difficulty, Chlraieiy said. “ Before I took office, I visited THEATER TIME incidentally. If you tMnk ing, since the opening presents^ be making a debut here. died in separate highway ac- king of diamonds. over half the passengers flying slve on his right temple, and on papers,” he told newsmen. ” I " half-dozen machetes, tour Jimcllw is sclu>dul»"d for Tu e s- Los Angeles would leave some 716,000 pas ing.’ role. She has never sung in this season are far more Iriterestlng, with may be a reflection of Mayor Sam Yorty that unlike smashed into a tree. Cinema n — Funny Glri, 8:00. Instead, you should try to set to 18 points), and the next plny- sengers grounded around the Sailing Regatta Held " Sars and washed the shirt he ‘beir homes. New Britain teachers met this “ i" country before, and is reputed and they're certainly well cart. some of these factors we want John Lindsay, I didn’t want to Injured in the crash were East Hartford Drive-In — up a trick in a different suit, er passes. Yon hold: lâdea,'Q- world. Nearly 400,000 would be TTie Bolton Outing Club held For More Cash A 170106 of America cone- l^rty-three bags of heroin nmrning luid voti-d to accept a Tunrh..^ in m ... u . 8-7; Hearts, 8-3; Diamonds, J- to be exceptional in the role. Frank Fandolfl. isn’t back to find out. take all the business away from Michael Gleeson, 22, and Robert Naked Angel, 7:46; Pit Stop, using your ace as the entry to Americans or people expecting Its annual faU salUng regatta spondent who was allowed to . Anof^rAnother note from the cap- and“ ml three ounces of marijuana mrs, found after ^shis release, alro“ •«> were confiscated. Melleby they had signed with the boar- which she has been singing in Interert In "Adriana.” How magnitude of one or less. 'This passing of .money to civil em; nues, about 60 per cent of which Mrs. Robert Foulke, was toe camned of VhT,,Brazilian military pUne Europe for 20 years or so. Also they have learned about tt in ployes for favors and I would collided at 8;60 p.m. as the two State Theatre —Shoes of tlis slam. South had to give up a General Features Ooip. agalnst Senor Burke Elbrick. He said the four others faced provements In fringe beneflu " “ '•eaehed way we have much more mate Fisherman, 6:10, 8.-60. would come from U.S.-operated In the cast are John Modenos places so far a’Way I don’t know, give whatever police protection Vehicles approached an Inter diamond trick, and West could as a m ^ d o r of the U.S. a variety of charges In connec-However, the xchool board Iasi rial to study while seeking am- state n access road from op- Canema I —Dadt^’s Gone a domestic and overseas passen and Pedro tavlrgen, likewise but they have. swers to some rather perplexing was neceosary.” cash a spade when he took the j^Pesenta the Interests of tIon with last week’s disorders. Friday approved a contract ^ V poslte dlreotlons. Hunting, 8:16; How Sweet It Is, ace of diamonds. ger services. Ki«r Mss _ s . .T • F »u 14 i:ammn 'Hijv contTRct a1«o cov€ra making Hartford debuts. Just consider tor a moment; questions.” i.,awail has taken a big step 6:80, 10:00. ' You have to summon up all. U.S. airlines are tx>t trying to I know there will be many some people itaink this produc An earthquake oi ntagnitude forward with the building of the UA ’Iheatre — Castle Keep, encourage strikes, but like the ^ to . to parUcIpate in or mands. Signs said: tion worth coming aS the way ” No cash— of you who are familiar with six releases about the seme en first real movie rtudio, Hawaii Modernization Urged 7:00, 8:00. pilots, they are working with the Met's casting that for some from Texas or Toronto. You ergy as an underground 100 kilo- Studios, Ltd., which ta the home ‘Attention’ Washington and through the to the only sunny weather of a chief demand was that Mar- asylum, one of statementiLt^^mpni wereuforA the MRS.vfOfi which Wvby nrVLA,.4added . . ra tie ■•rviccs. T7ie ftc©d6iny opsiwd yeairs has put' Franco Corelli only have to go to Hartford. Bitt of the CBS series, "Hawaii NEW YORK (AP) -r A Ford AIR-CONDITIOf4( O mgtids. ton nuclear test, he said, but a ■MBKnnMnsK-Hi.s United Nations and the 116 na ■'e'eaee 10 million peso#—a- "^ ® the government says Is a guer- on schedule last w#«k. ooDosMe Renata Tebaldi, and you’d better get your applica tremor with a magnitude of one Flve-O.” Foundation panel, which includes S T A T E -’ " Nufimg Forwt, tion-member International Civil TTlnlly Û eg e Yacht C3ub sail: bout $2.6 million—for educatimi to free us is rilla organixaUon, and the Na- This contract, whlish 1s the will dismiss the local oast as tion and check In quickly. Ad oorrespotxjs to the energy In a The studio is modest by Hrtly- Yale University President King- Aviation Orgaidzation' to get ac dingles. About half an hour prejects. Marco# had pledged to , ^ language that the dicta- ilonal Liberation Action, imoth- Workman Killed same ax the one ilgned In June, second rate. In point of fact, dress; OonneCttcUt Opera Aeeo- wood standards—a- single sound ..S iS P E A ^ Tdl Cttdan of with the exception of, the fi PriMin'ehi M ake K illing few sticks of high explosives. man Brewster Jr., has urged col tion on hijacking. The idAO has w e r these were secured to release toe money some months ,er extremist group led by a for- In Refuierv F'ire the Met’s casting Is second ctatlon, IB Lewis St., Hartford, stage and a cluster of offices at leges and universities to be mqre Winter Scbednle Eve: Lobonon is iMving called a Sept. 23 meeting to be nancial disability claiwe,\wns ac Chinnery will be using ultra BURT U N CASTER 8ta$-’aad BIN------toelr moorings, the first of the ago. But Sunday he said aU toe Or.ofrio Pinto, an ex-army mer Communist congressman, In the Art World rate; Cordll Is an awful ham, 06108. sensitive setamographic equip an investment of $186,000. But modem In managing their Ih- d |Mpor drivo Hw gin study of aU.S. proposal to thunderstorms swept across funds were not available and ®®''8«an(t who was among those in Washington. Secretary of cepted by the New Britain Fed- and ’Tebaldi is over the hlh. the place has meant the differ vestments. Ive Uuika of liquid goa and mo- emllon of Tem iiers U»ls \niorn- LEAVENWORTH. Ksa. (AP) ment to atudly the mlnl-quafces. IIH i. Anyono assure hijacker punishment. the lake. Upping two boats over that 2 million pesos of It would ^ 1® were selected slate William P. Rogers said One of the 10,000 peraoiM at In some respects, this opera The Brown Department of ence between profit and loos for The panel said Sunday that ÎSASTIE K E E r THE Pilots and operatoirs both into the water. - be released nmv those behind the kldivaolng "We rnn nil Ha tViantrfiil that a.’Lde. Pt flames late tog. CI.uok.s are s. liedulcd\to be- reminds me of "Andrea Che “ Hawaii Flve-O.” be released now. behind the kldivaplng ’We can all be thankful that he Sunday at the Philadelohla refl. gln^Tues days. ^ At last year’s ahow he was a about ton miles apart. ’Theiy are . , , (Colleges should "shift their Sat., Sidi., 8:46, HM, opprocfcifd. So far this year 47 air toe education budget and toe The 16 were taken to a hotel and revulsion at thta terrible act The blaze broke out at n-so c m . l''•‘'»»»er exhibiting polntlnn tuneful; both were written travel Ume helped put the show objective to maximizing the SsBB, By JIM STROTHMAN senslUve enough to detect the 7:16, B:BB Pansvizion*and Metf ocolof transports have been hijacked, abolishment of certain student ‘ hey talked quleUy In the but has also placed Its concern p m. In adjacent propone and nmi i■®hoota About 200 tomolo# dtapUyed about the turn of the century. AP Aerospace Writer a half-million dollars over budg- long-term total return” on In- Neither Is profound; neither passage of a car 30 miles away, With Antheay Quinn, Senior Depotgr including 41 planes forcibly de- The technique uses voice, per- ‘ ®®*- ^he corridors for the life of Ambaswulor El phenol extraction units wlto a umm m " ‘ ‘'“ ‘ herx say UieV i jqo paintings Sunday and 887 CAPE KENNEDY, Pta.. (AP) Chinnery said. et last season. Now we save at vestments, the report said. The rates among the greatest of least two houns of travel time Oscar Werner and NBHBh W BowMt toui«d to Cuba—26 of them cusslon and recorders, ta small 'P*'® Patace demonstraUon was toe hotel. Some police were brick above all other considora- combined capacity of 10 600 bar- i. return to work. But n\ were sold for a total of $18 $88 — A towering Saturn 6 rooket panel sold It was not encour David Jansoen American airitoers. groups. Mrs. Hutchinson is peaceful unUl a scuffle broke on ^ a r d outside. Hons. For this and all the many eels dally. The unlU were filled I*"** \ Thotna*. prtaon r#cr«a- . operas. Either one Is worth Upped with the ApoUo 1 space dally and, the show has been aging ooUeges to be “pro The latest came Simday when planning classes for children ‘‘*’® afternoon. One stu- Marie Agurta Carnelro, the measures token by the Brazilian and operating. I»nement of opening day atdirector, said. Prices heating and provides welcome craft journeys to (he launch pad coming tn on the budget, even children fligate,” but was recommending an Baistem Airlines DC8 on a age 7 and up. Parents and chll- ‘‘®"* policemen were to- woman to the group, said: government we are mort grate- The miui kUled Stanton PU Wednesday. range.! from $8 to $180 relief frpm a diet of Verdi, et al. today to begin checkouts tor Priest Besumes below.” “ modernization of (he rille flight from New York to San dren Interested are toêd**toA Jured, “toe *® Manila Times report- T i am not a Comm:Communist and the ful." llnglmst, 63, of Lansiiown was * . *, •■«>ndon EducatU.n Tlie money goes to th# to s The plot Is to be found .in a America's eecend manned Alter its shsLky beginnings, agalnit invading principal.” good many opera guides so I “ Hawaii Five-O” appears to Juan, Puerto Rico, was forced watch one of toe demonstrademonstra- ®‘*’ “ *® P°“ ®«toen tried to student movement In Brazil one of five working the unit#, a males, Thomas said aom# buy moon-landing In November. Lecture Series dismantle toe students’ loud won’t go into it here. You may have convinoed Hawallaiu that to go to Cuba. tions. company spokeHinon said. Five turn to work today " ...... under’ a pur- art .upplles and other# ##nd Standing upright atop a trans BURNSIDE HAS A WINNEB! speaker system. tinl, temporary contract even nioney horns to their famlUe#. . likewise have - heard the opera porter as big as a baseball In The Rev. Edward J. McLean, la worthwhile for the Islands. Another hijacking of an Ecu- W8CS Coffee Hours Slated S^m^l^'d^rknrwhrt A G"'***" other workers were injured. over the air or by means of The most Inimedlata benefit ta adorean military transport to we wUl do to Mexico. If we R ecallB D ir k s c n ’ # WlHh none seriously, officials said, field, the 868-foot-taIl vehicle be executive director of the Catho The Women's Society of Chris leave, ft will be for another WASHINGTON (AP) — A The fire which spread to recordings. monetary. Says star Jack Lord: W hatever you hear about Cuba last week resulted in the gan rolling out of Its hangar at lic Library and Information NOW OPEN! THE tian Service of United Metho Marine Weather country in Latin America, as al- golden marigold wlto a white three tonks containing 100 bar- You con save money by sub 6;67 o-m. EIDT to start a sevest- "Last year thta show pumped htlHng of a copilot and the dist Church will sponsor four scribing to the series of six Center of the Archdiocese of MIteta WINDSOR LOCKS Conn (API Hbbon wa, placed today on the rels of motor oil each, was un- AQeamaaaiBnanBM hour trip to the launch slte^SH between $3Vk mtlllon and $8 mil LANTBIN •my* CM) Is truel wounding of a radio operator. coffee------hours- „this „ „ week. Interest WINDSOR LUCKS, Conn. (AP) Brazil.” Senate desk of Everett M. Dirk- dor control bv 2 a m The enn... £ operas presented during the milee away. Hartford, announces that he wlU lion Into the Hawaiian economy. Some people close to the air season at the Bushnell, and ed women are invited to attend -H igh tide along the ConnecU- The oldest of the prisoners, sen, who died Sunday. w:u. u n d ct^ ln .^ Compittf* Horn* A light osBoclated with a re begin a series of public lectiu-es That’s a prrtty good benefit HOUSE £4ir WNDSOR line Industry doubt the possibili and hear plaits for the coming cut shore today was 8 a.m. at Gregorio Bezerra, 70, said to be Sen. Margaret Chase Smith. m tlu- ^ area two tank. you might like to know some Not to mention the subliminal Furn!$hing$ Sine* mote television camera atop the on the Roman Catholic Fadth OA«E, me./' ORivi IN ★ nr ty of a complete shut down of ^®®'\ ^®'*^ London to 10 a.m. at dying of cancer, appeared apry R-Malne placed the flowers ivnlalnlng more than one-half thing aboimplicmtod, and about five hours. That would be I’ll have more to say about it nearly twice as long as the ex- KEITH'S Offer Another nearer the actual dote of prcv BETTY- JANE TURNER E n d W a r curston by ApoUo 11 astronauts dudtlon. Felicia Weathers will CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS NeU A. Armstrong and Edwin (Oootlnaed from Page One) Quolity Service For Homemakers! be making her Hartford debut ( Are E. Aldrln Jr. IN ALL FORMS OF DANCIN© . in the title rote. The Apollo 13 crew plans to Ford appeared on ABC’s "Is 16212366 ’nie old favorite, “COrmen” SCHOOL OF DANCE sues and Answers.” set up a far more alaborate set by Bixet, is slated tor Jon. 28. of adentlttc experiments on the 22 O A K STREET Y 647-1083 BV>rmer Vice President Hu your child's feet Custom Re-", ' " ■ „ This always sells out, no matter lunar surface and hope to land bert H. Humphrey said Sunday who is cast, but we have a fine 40 OAK STRUT, MANCHESTIR close enough to one of Ameri that U.S. troops should be with n i DOiiT JUST c o y a your furniture . we rew ilo m Carmen tor the tocxU, produc ca’s unmanned moon-lander drawn promptly and systemati tion. She Is Rosalind ElUas, who ' Roopowlwg i as perfect WE DON’T JUST COVER YOUR craft. Surveyor 3, to Inopeot It. ------\------— ------cally to force (he South Viet fawrsitc* has been one of the pillars at After Apollo H’s suooossful namese government to start wttKMkr FURNITURE, WE REBUILD IT! the'êt tor a number of years. landing, the apace agency decid ASSOCIATE TEACHER DUBIE RANSOM -ail > "fttotog up to toe political reali ^jcotchgard On top of that, you'll have Rich ed to launch moon-landing mis ties and either strengthening as they^lêre EVKKV PIIX K M PHOTKtTtai tlY NCtm'HGABDtt ard ’Dicker os Don Jose. sions at the rate of one every BALLET - TAP— MODERN JAZZ Guess what they’ll eat their government, or making AT NO KX'TK.% < (NIT TO VOI — • Feb. 21 (my Mithday, by the four months, rather than main whatever concessions they need Included way) will brtng ‘IBaiher of l|e- Included FREE! Extra Arm Covars tain the pace of a manned flight ACROBATIC- BATON TWIRLING to the Viet Conig.” IX7IA ville” to the Bushnell. I can’t every two months. Humphrey was interviewed at birtl^ to Match Your Upholtfary , think of anytMng I’d liather do at The family Place Arm C«T«f« A more leisurely checkout PRE-SCilOOL CLASSES by WesUnghouse Broeulcasting t« Motek on that date than see another schedule was drawn up which Co. He said, ” I don’t think performance of -this Standard, Y#«r SOFA «r 2 calls for the >pollo 13 vehicle to JAZ25 FOR TEEN-AGERS there’s any way that we can 1. rvnilw* • gat »U|. UekeMory CHAIRS delightful work. be on the launch pad two weeks prevent Communists from tak to torriltort >ii Colette Boky will sing Rosina. - .«■ I WtaSM t«.,|,t(l7 A(bl yeani of beauty lUul t- SunetttI Group at the Pierre Duval will ehig oppoette NORWALK (AP) — Haght TEEN-AGERS some type of foot trouble usually due to •Neweaf PotterTw In Tradl ' Prioas Ars rrsiiiitatx her as Almavtva. Fairfield Ctounty com'nnmltlas ntlW een beard here have banded together to fight Giri Finds LDve I’rovtnruil Fabru;* In Decor t*ror— Sisial Wa several times In the past, and narcotics traffic sitd organised child's foot needs— star Ceiofx ,,*1 All ______8 In F(>eter H om e has been belter esudt time. 'Itie crime In the southwestern Oon- REGISTRATION AT STUDIO WK SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM MADE role ie well sdajtted to his tal necttcut ares. EIXINGTON, Coon. (AP) — ■ Firm but gentle support at the arch FABRICS and CLEAR VINYL SLIPCOVERS' ents, and he ehouM be well The towns of Norwalk. Stam 40 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER "You know someone better af above the average In the port, ford, Darien, Greenwich, New ter living with them,” said the ■ Fullneu over the instep for free S. Al torn 4. OngiMi Phone 643-4159 for Keith's which ta frequently alighted. totoii wr •tagt •( Canaan, Westport, Weston and 31-yeor-old bride without a circulation r*xtoc4 Italo Tajo, whom I’ve never funilirt to FREE HOME SERVICE! ^ WIKon have joined in a federally TiMMlay blush. She had been living with inlMta , heard, will olng the title role. asatated onttertme compact. Sopt. 9 2-7 toe groom tor seven yean be ■ Width at the ball of the foot SOFA or 2 CHAIRS He’ll be maktng a debut here, We eterUlze and rephd. are rebuilt, epringa ere rstlsd, They hope the idea will serve os fore the wedding. ■ Toe room— 'A to Cl inch A44 >t.n ,1 .-w ne-A- -A'tSibing uaed, looae )

?!■ PA G E FO UR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, SEPTEBIBER 8, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 P A G E F I V i Don Ho’s Hawaiian Image Andover Threat of Violence Along 10,000 Shoreline Miles I Fire Calls j Great Dismal Swamp Doomed C z ^ h s F r e e FLETtoERilliiiM. At Odds with Mainland’s Gift Bags . . Thwn firefighters exUngulriied OF MANOHBBTEB R evived in B elfast a fire in a trash barrel behind The Great Lakes Threaten By BOB THOMAS laxed in his upstairs apartment (ConUnned from P age One) (he Dairy Mart, 415 Main St, T o Drowning - — - 64MS2I Associated Press Writer and discussed a number of mat Student Held 54 McKEE STREET Sent to GIs in the capital. Protestiants erect yesterday at 1:26 p.ni. • HONOLULU (AP) — To the ters, ,'including ills relations with Additional Havoc in 1970 For the first time in the ciq>l- ed many-of them, apparently Walter’s Machine .Shop, S15 By MHJMtED PAYNE N ow Im the time to bring In yoor ecreetts to bo vepoliod. rest of America, Don Ho seems the locals.' j The door-to-door Santa Claus tal, British troops fired tear gas a cotmter to Catholic barricades Brood St, was the scene of a By A. F. MAHAN received 16.67 inclieq, against Hib WasUiigfam Post After Rioting Storm window glooa repleced. to be the symbol of the new Ha "Unfortunately, they can’t cartridges Sunday at a Protes gift bag fund drive, conducted that have blocked off some dis car fire that wosêxtingulshed Associated Press Writer an average of 16.06 Inches. In PRAGUE (AP) — Doi«Ias waii-fresh, alive, up-todate, come to" see me because the tant crowd of about 3,000 that Another wUdemeas Is dying, recently by the Women’s Aux tricts for three weeks. by town firefighters yesterday Iiflritlgan’s basin it measured Burke, 99-year-oId sophomore at AUTO RU SS INSTAUED loaded with Island charm. To price is too high for thehi," he threatened to invade a Catholic DETROIT (AP) — With dam but this tim e there’s a dUter- iliary of the Andover Volunteer By putting up new barriers— at 7:47 p.m. 21.38 this year, against an aver Borton Ctolege in Massadiusetta the islanders, he ds something I'emsu-ked. “ And besides, Hono district. ages mouriting and levels al eooe. nils 750 square-mile tan Fire Dept., proved successful. decorated with Union Jacks, Eighth District volunteer fire age of 17.72. The 1969 prec^Mor was freed from a Czechosloivak „ RUSS FURNITURE TOPS else again. The Jeering crowd ignored de ready near or surpassing high- gle of knreUneas wiU probaJUy lulu is not a late-night town. The The auxiliary was able to fill bright bunting and pictures of fighters were ccdled to the tion against the average for Ebi- Jail today. He was arrested 18 Perhaps It was only natural. p-ople here are working people, mands to mov^ back behind water records for this century, he cleared, subdivided and 50 gift bags lor servicemen in Queen Elizabeth II—Protestapto scene of a one-car accident yes ron was 19.51-17.56; E rie 23.17- days ago during Prague demon- MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Ho was the hometown boy who their barricades but scattered the Great Lakes are expected to paved before most people find and t'hey go.to bed early and get Vietnam, and the bags are now appeared to be trying to force terday on the Wilbur Cross 19.67; Ontario, 19.71-19.6S. stralions on the flrrst anniversa made good, and a few years ago when the gas went off. wreak more havoc along their out it ever existed, because the up early. The only locals w.io on their way! the British army to take action Highway. The car with two per Many things figure into Just r y of the Soviet invasion. PICTURE FRAMINR (all type*) he might have been elected The clash was the first be 10,000 miles o t shoreline in 1970. Great Dismal Swamp is the come to see me perform are With the remaining money, against the Catholic barricades sons inside rMled over about a how much rainfall went into the The U.S. Bmbasey confirmed m ayor of Honolulu in a land tween British troops and the Waves eating away embank stepchild of the conservation otther entertainers, off-duty po the Auxiliary plans to purchase that fly the flag of the Irish Re half mile east of the W. Middle lakes: Whether the raAifoU was Burke's release and said "he WINDOW and P U T E C U S S slide. Not now. Northern Irish since the army ments, particularly the high movement. lice, people like that. can4y for Andover servicemen. public to the south. Tpke. exit. (Ht frozM ground and ran off has indicated to us he is very Tub Enclosnre from $30 to S45 dIm fawmihtinii The mainland also ha^ discov 'moved in to take control after bluffs along eastern shores of "But that doesn’t mean I am Every Andover serviceman or More than 20. o f Belfast’s dou Firemen, who were-called to quickly; whether it fell on dry Just 20 miles southwest of unwlUing to see the press at the ered the sleepy-eyed en tâin - the fighting last month between lower Lake Michigan, are out of touch. M y people under womani will receive a gift, no ble decker buses have been wash grilled gasMlne from the or already wet grounds; wheth Norfolk, tho Dismal is a para- present time.’’ er, and now be Mars in televi ('athollcs and Protestants. threatening to topide scores of stand what I am doing. I am in matter where they . are seized and Jammed acnoss road, said the car was a total e r it was in the faU or tp rin g me- School began classes last week The new barricades, some of wiped out days of determined Jobless R ate tiguous 48 states were level, had Its soil bimis; its water boasts beaten by police and prison cffl- There is no evidence of any once above water level now are times uses naughty material, wUh a total of 877 children, the them within 100 yards of the public relations work by the a rim around them and all the the o_ ^ Poor Use Of The volunteer’s Job would be to crease of 326,000 from July. The Survey District of the Army’s by ail who use ithe lakes. It Department of Conservation and I"***®" guides — methodically to 1676, discovered and named h i s hit numbers— "Pearly ed—’T ve never been political at policy toward the Vietnam war fast as they could make them, sign out these bemks and to re VN A said. total number of unemployed Corps of Engineers estimated means money to ship t^rators. Economic Development, says t^napled the search area, the' lake to its center, and Shells,” "Tiny Bubbles,” "Bom all, for either party.” and the Paris peace talks. Tass Investments turn those brought back to the was 2.9 million, 326,000 fewer eomewhat similar high waters For each inch of water above simply, "W e'v e had a hard time abouting, firing shots, listening stumbled out, lone s u r v l ^ in Free” — and evokes laughter Ho was deeply Impressed by said they discussed "steps to The military, students, work NBIW YORK (AP) — OollegM proper places on the shelves. than in July. did $61.2 million damages in the the socalled low-water datum Figuring out what to do with the ® reply. Two helicopters his party, weeks later and applanse by featuring mar the event. Said he: " I think further develop fraternal friend ers, peasants and'fishermen and unlversltlM are not malring The second need is for a The Bureau'ôf Labor Statis springs of 1951 and 1952. line (or guaranteed channel Dismal. For actual public re- ensscrossed shadowy water- viiglnia’s aristocratic Colonel ried couples and children in most of us Hawaiians have ship and close cooperation” be^- have memoralized H^Through- as much money on their Invest group of parents to come to the tics said the Jobless rate fol And the three lakes over depth) a freighter can take on orea«m. it isn’t worth- too “ <» forests. WUli^ B^d i HX o l s ^ ^ ‘ audience participation. He pre great respect for the president, tween the North Vietnamese out North Vietnam and have ments as they rtiouTd, a Ford library one morning a week to lowed the usual July-August which man has virtually no con an additional 100 Itons of cargo. Finally, late on the third day, ally credited with naming Dls- sents promising new Angers, whoever he may be. That may and Soviet governments and taken oaths "to implement in Foundation panel ssys. mend books and get new bcx>ks pattern as teen-agers began trol —Michigan, Huron and Erie Last month, the lakes ranged up Bolen headed the 1964 study ® f**"®** s e ^ h e r literally stum- m ol) nearly~(ned surveying the and the show is backed by a stem from the war, when Presi Communist parties. full” his beliefs, the news agen “The record rt most Ameri ready for use, and to straighten cy said. leaving the summertime Job —are expected to start- their an to 47 inches above the low-water commission that recommended over the lost men, and Wll- Virginia-North Carolina line to Majestic cypress and reflection is frequent sight large orchestra with string sec dent Roosevelt came on the ra‘- The Kremlli^ has provided an can ooUegos and univereUtes In the shelves. force. Thus, the over-all Jobless nual spring rises next year at datum line, and all w ere above acquiring 61,000 acres tor $1,260 Haywood deocribed their 1728. Hto party ran out of food. in Great Dismal Swamp. tion. dlo after Pearl Harbor and gave estimated $1 billion a year In The dead president is to be increasing the value rt their en Mi-s. M ary Young is in charge rate was 3,6 per cent compared levels considerably higher than both their average levels for the million to be aet aside as a After a dinner show. Ho re us words of reassurance.” aid to Hanoi and has favored given a state funeral Wednes lost its bearings, and fought dowments through Investment of signing up volunteers for to 3.8 per cent In July. they did this year. last 10 years and for the I860- the Paris peace talks. Red (Jhl- day. state park or wildlifewiiuiue manege-manage- “We heard you fellows long through dense undergrowth, hounds to track them down, saitons swore i.«w« Drummond management has not been September. Howard V. Stambler, a gov Experts attribute the high wa 1968 period. na has disapproved of the talks. covering less than one mile a North Caroltoa’s legialature water prevented malaria- good,” the panel said to a report Children’s Day Slated Prince Norodom Sihanouk, ernment analyst, said this slight ters to above normal precipita And the Lakes Survey fore The mourning, crowd contin V lr^la s general assembly nobody answered." The dense day. nearly eaten alive by legalized ahoottog of runaways, actually Uie Dismal Is free of released Sunday. Tolland The Andover Community Club the Cambodian chief o f state, decrease wasn’t significant. tion in all of the fiye lake basins casts all except Ontario will ex- ued to grow today, and delega ^ appropriate vegetaUorz — in December — vicious yellow flies (It’s said paying owners two-UUrds o t toe malaria because those terrible It sold endowments rt educa is sponsoring a Children’s Day was among those fl)rtng to Ha Stambler said the growth in this year and la^. ceod their 10-year and long-term tions from 11 more countries ar $60^000 —four per cent of the bad form * a one-way sound a swarm of them can kill a dead slaves’ value. Many Ne- yellow flies feast on mosquito tional insUtuUons has not grown noi today tor the funeral. the economy is slowing down in Speaking before the Great from 8 to 9 p.m. Saturday at average levels tor the next six reconimended amount—for con- trap so effective that men pass- mule). Colonel Byrd eptetged groes who escaped the dogs and larvae. But Its high acidity does as quickly as investments In Thifault Urges Residents terms of employment, but de Lakes Commission, made up of WIWT I S M I T K - k . Times Farm Camp. There will months. Ontario is expected to servatlon of the Diamal. tog 20 yards away had not heard cursing that "vest body of dirt toe guns formed robber bands prohibit stagnation, and toou- mutual fimds and blamed (his COMPinE clined to characterize it as an representatives from the eight be games, swimming, oppor dip below In December but turn Yl e et i toe gardensrarden clubbers.clubbers, ® ® sound, sound, and and nastiness." nastiness." and and added added al- al- end end wreaked wreaked grisly grisly vetigeaivce vetigeaivce sands sands of of ships ships put put into into Norfolk Norfolk lag on the "powerftll tradition IMIURAMUIMTM* easing of inflationary pressures. states borderiitg the lakes, Atty. upward in January. To Attend Airport Hearing tunity to cook, out, and prizes. Miccosukee T rihe Continues naturalists and interested cltl- Of ail the Dismal’s terrors, bS^tors to itsIfia growing fFisnearlsiee list lisp* ofa# onam oanal and coach road - -S travel-a____i forAppm it.I* ' Commodore Perry n . . _ . oar- alist attitudes” of (oUege trus aiMCH I914_ He said the figures represent Gen. Frank K elley of Michigan Children and their families are The Michigan Highway De zens who worked so hard for tho most vividly recounted are borrors, although tro iears, are still fighting a creased by 61 cents to $116.48. able bounds." Some have suggested widen ESTATE Tho United Congregational Rehbeln. Members of the panel Includ Pamela Ann Eldred, says she rear guard action against tho Since last August, average hour Lake Erie’s average July lev ing of (he Detroit and St. Clair Uon to b e ^ storUy. But while aonous varieUee. Local zo- blackberry vines, 10-foot Suddenly vou burst onin » ® **fl o f everything In Agency,' for 8 p.m. In the Wind Church Pilgrim Fellowship will ed Kingman Brewster Jr., preel- likes sincere men and believes white man's progress. But progress is being made. ly earnings have risen by 19 el was the highest for any July rivers and possibly some control wheels grind at a ologlsU include toe Jointed with blue and yellow gunut d r ^ rt rust water b ^ there." The cuseed wonderland sor Circuit Court Room, Wind moot Thursday night at 8 p.m. dent of Yale University; dark In the authority of her elders. But the reluctant Indians, He said 26 children are learn cents and weekly earnings by since the Lakes Survey District works the proposed airport location off 4-H Club Show ■yrere depriving toemaelvea rt She began the first day of her sukee tribal council to direct a a 12-year-oId brave—dressed in Tile key to the problem is, of older child, fasten one of your INSURANSMITHS SINGE 1814 Rt. 44A and «Breod and Milk Tho T and W 4-H Riders b»rful garb of It is Pompidou’s first visit Crandall’s Pond has conclud putes, she said, " I ’m a firm be old way Is better than nnythlng •ortment of northern and south- cently two forest ramrera wew P**^^^*® ^ all purposes of life, up suddenly out of proooctkn had swing- Also calling for townspeople’s abroad 'since he was elected ed Its summer activities, ond liever in authority. I have a we have to offer.” ^ In Mrat Price Beef ^ p l ^ meet here in a rein. S h i J ^ S h ^ r m : ^ “ ^ the - t A T o f ^ u T S : ^ interest In the project, Tolland president o f PYance and the tins officially closed for the mind of my own, but why should But the white man Is crowd bowhued. Jungle. MagnoUa, growth w h e T ^ of toem sud- ®"** *bie*Ung.’’ Summer storms larti it mto roU- ..if*'* Historical. Society President LEVITTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — A first top-level French-German season. - I defy my elders Just for the ing the Miccousukee., even in his myrtel, Jasmtoe, lilac and {fenlv plummented into » m n Threllora simply fired across mg ooppsr foom wedding Clyde Jondro, called for resi Long Island house^ê wl» consultaUon atne^ the resigna Park Director John Campbell sake of defying them, if I know desolnto Everglades retreat, dents to attend the hearing. thinks meat prices are too high tion of Gen. OharleA de Gaulle. ‘'n 'n c e a lL pit. He w J fortunate- « « bmsidary. If a sheriff This water has been described n ^ - r decked eetlipates 25,000 used tho pond's Ihey'rg right?" and he is btdng forced to change shrubs and flowers too numer- ,,,^8 not alone appeared from either aide, as brandy- tea- or wtoe-oolored . decked motor cycle while Jondro pointed to airport’s ef has taken up a dare from a Mid- Kieslnger, Forel^ Minister facilities this summer, with A green-eyed natural blonde his ways. oua to name; Spanish moss E „riv setttera drawn tn th. «nctuary lay a few short leaps sediment-free and pleasant tost! fect on land values and the vast westerner to raise her own WlUy Brandt and Science Mlnl^ air traffic the project would about 410 children participating from tho Detroit suburb of Bir A huge Jetport is being built in EXPERIENCED steer. ter Gerhard Stoltenberg were at create. in the swimming program. mingham, she will have to post . the swamps a few miles west of Mns. Mickey DeLorenzo, the airport to greet Pompidou. pone for a year her studies at the encampments on the Tamla- According to both the CRPA BtUletln Board decked out in blue Jeaiw, ging Pompidou brought with him Mercy College of Detroit, where m i trail—U.S. Highway 41— pnq[x>sal and the state contract The Planning and Zoning ham blouse and cowgirl hat for Prem ier Jacques CSiaban-Del- she is a speech and drama ma ed Harris Report, the proposed Commission will meet tonight at whore most of the 450 Miccousu- the occasion, accepted )ier 400- mas. Foreign Minister HAurlce jor. kees live. plan would create a 22-mile re- by slapping toem on toelr f “* ^ ® tb a ia l compUcations plus swamp’s formaUon 6,000 years airport would be located on 1,- 8 In the Town Hall. pound, year-old steer Sunday Schumann and Francoia Ortoli, Tho VFW Post , will meet to- She has been the lead dancer Most bitterly oppose the Jet- fleetly pool banked with a ru^pe with huge paws. Colonial ^ «U~>»ved. 000 acres of land and would be and sold, "N ever look a gift bull France’s minister of Industry Record Rnrollnient publically owned. n;ght at 7:30 at the Post Home. for the Detroit City Ballet, and port, fearing It will destroy an In the mouth'.’’ and science. magnificent horticultural dls- mothers issu^ dire warnlnss Halfway House a preventing bacterial growth and St. Matthew’s church CCD Itopos tor a Broadway musical cient hunting grounds. It is one of six proposed sup- Mrs. DeLorenzo has organized Western Buit^>ean and Com filial. ghosts to toelr adventT niaraa. v®S«tatlonal decay. Md peat NEW YORK (AP) - A record hlgli school counselors and pro-, career.. Her singing voice ‘la The Mlccousukees, who fled can^ through toe swamp ous offspring. The "ghoeto’’ tbe 1880 s too Dismal was began to form. The DUmal number rt chUdren-l,14S,47g- lementary airports, designed a housewives’ meat boycott to mon Market problems are the Soyouw ntonl gram co-chairmen wUI meet to-, "loud enough to project into' the swampy after warring to relieve congestion at Bradley protest Wgh prices. The steer announced topics of discussion would ^ble visitors to enjoy were probaWy emokii* or ** ““ P**®® begin toe n«v term today In night at 8 in the Parish Center. throughout a thentor," she said. with the U.S. government,in the International Airport. Basically was provided'by Ed (Dolllns, a bietween the French and Ger Its plant and ^ m a l life in com- ted m etjL ie g ^ ^ “ fo « ^ P®®‘ ** ®by'« more than 900 puUlc St. Matthew’s Scliolarahlp The 6-foot-6t4 beauty la a trim 1840'h and have yet to sign a man leaders. The meeting is fort and safety. ^ byproduct r t peat fu g ^ vee to its snakes today. echools, toe Booixl r t Bducotlan the airport would cater to air radio announcer In Red Oak, Fiuul tVimmlttee will meet to- 110 ixmnds on a 34-21-34 frame. one of the regular French-Ger Although certain death does formation), brt even today*ê ” ^ ® " ’ utilized Eighteenth and aoto century said Bumkiy. cargo and smaller passenger (x-nce treaty, also are frustrated Iowa, and a former rancher. airplanes. nlglit at 7 ;30 in the Rectory: She said she maintains lusr fig by the regulations of a flood man consultations, held every Mt aw«to visitors, toe Dismal local guides who ferry s^rts------______' Tile Tollamlers Square Donee ure without dieting. control district. The attractive mother of two six montlis imder the Treaty of The proposal calls for a 6,000 said the steer will b'e fed and ®i°'‘® '"®" bito toe Dismal speak ~ ' ------Club will hold a free Fun Night Cooperation signed by De roil, os Wiliam Haywood and more or less reverently of two foot main runway, a 3,000 foot tomorrow night at 8 at the Crys cared for by Naseau Cfounty in Gaulle and the late CSiancellor crosswlnd runway and future nearby Elsenhower Park. When bidlan lovers who roam tal I.jkke firehouse. Konrad Adenauer in 19U. The D ^ . 12, 1966toe two men and the forest, he as a hunter, she parallel runways, wiUi construc it reaches 1,200 pounds, its mar Tlic United Congregational last meeting was in Paris in thrtr small dog entered the dis- gg ^ snow-white doe with a tion spread over a lO-year per His Likes Not Soon ket value will be measured Church UuHlnesB Committee will March, vdien Kieslnger met De ma^ to hunt sorrels, and walk- crimson spot on her forehead, iod ending In 1966! against the cost of raising it. meet tomorrow night at 8 at the OauUe. ed into a. nightmare. ^ Often seen and followed, they Development of terminal and churcli religious education Soon after the thick forest vanish as suddenly as they ap- support facilities to -encourage building. To Be Seen Again closed around toem, toelr ex- general aviation useage are in Cub Scout Pack 18 will hold cited dog bolted Into a thicket. Thomas Moore wrote hu fa- cluded in the plans. (('onliniied from Page One) Fabulous an organizational .meeting ^ - Knowing that the dense swamp mous -lake of toe Diamal morrow night at 8 in the Unit George Washington, and as pa- ToUand’s CRPA representa There had been guarded corri had swallowed hundreds of Swamp" aft^ hearing the leg ed ' Oongregatlohal Church R e Irlotlc 08 Patrick Jlenry.” tive John Burokas is a mem- dor talk too of trying to unseat hunting dogs,, the Haywoods ot a young bride who pad- ligious Rducatlolv Building. Charles Halleck, the former ber- of the Transportation Com DIrksen. Freshman Republican plunged after him, calling and dies a white canbe over Lake Tho Itoard of Finance will Republican House leader whoee mittee, w hich' was responsible Sen. ’John Ooodell of New York whisUing, then stopping to listen Drummond on dark nights, seek- meet tomorrow night at 7:30 news conferences with Dlrkeen for the- contracting of the CRl’A had called him an obstruction for a telltale rustle, a beckon- ing her lover. Fog patches on in the Town Hall. were billed as the "E v and study to Peat, Marwick, Living ist. but could conclude “ Neither Ing baric. Engrossed In their toe water? Perhaps, but she’s The United Congregational Charlie Show," said: ston and Co. and the reviewing the Senate . . , nor the nation, T ra d e-in search, they neglected to marie pert of DUmal lore, and no one Church school teachers will "History will recoiM ttoit he of Its contents. which he loved so much, shall their trail. They finally found U In a hurry to ex|dain her meet tomorrow nlgl)t at 8 in the was one of the greatest congres- Warrantee Deeds Issued ever be the same again.” sewing machines their pet, but they were hope- away. (The lake itself is be- Religious Education Building. -slonal leaders of all time. As a Five warrantee deeds were The Immediate target for lessly lost. lieved to have been carved out TIk* Tolland Junior Women’s parliamentarian he was the recorded with, the Town Clerk much of Dtrksen’s parliamen At nightfall the ceil went out: by a glacier.) Club Ways and Means Oommlt- equal o t oil, as a debater and a - last week, including Wilfred oj\d tary foxlness was Senate Demo P0REULE8 ..fr«. Men lost In the.Dismal. Four The dismal U no respecter rt tee will meet tomorrow night champion of a cause he had no FABRICS Simonne LaBelie to Richard E. cratic leader Mike Mansfield. hunched men — Virginia State reputations. North Carolina's at '8 at the home of Mrs. Allan equal.” and Shirley Hills, property on The Montanan recalled a fine Police. National Guardsmen, first governor. Wiliam Drum- W b don’t hove to start from so’otch each year. Howe, Anthony Rd. Tolland Ave.; BIlow Builders to relationship. "H is' word was et fr o m *19»* Joseph and Jacqueline A. Portik good. Ehrerything was on the ta of Onondaga, New York, prop AdverUzement — ble." W e ve been'moking the ’.ame bu’. - try t'. moke ihem f.i ■-dor m' dels. So T. J. Crockett, Realtor, has erty on Crystal Lake Rd. Vico lYealdenl Spiro T, Ag- V W (of so Ong ow, y-ju d ihmk .v»j d opened a branch office on Rt. MANCHESTER'S MO OTHERS SBJS ttujfe 5 nothit cj tr: si,.p o V .ikswogon Also, Normeut E. and Eleanor new said "the nation has lost an O. Wright to Frank T. and 196. Lea Babin tz manager. Stop be boced //ith ih« whole thing fr','i. run'- fig fore rtjf outstanding legislator ond^ politi SINGER Sew A Set Guarantee : With every Oeraldlne F. Oakes of Enfield, in and see lilm . Below Cumber But the foct IS, we're sti;' !eorr,;rg Whi hmoyexpioii why’■/'/Ikswogens land Farm Store. cal leader and his colleagues in Only Fuel Oil Dealer uaad aawing machine goaa the SiNQER guarantee property on South River Rd.; Opngreas have lost a valued fo r no tnotter hov/ perle t wo thml ore w -rth so -r . ,n at frode-ih time.I James J. and Janice O. Tully ol money beck H not MUafled with pureheae, or hiii counselor and friend." One yeor s tnpd^l is, .inere i al,woys 0|n ' -tor'(ir\g fôr^ strot<:h poch year con to Edward J. Lehan of East Tlu- Rev. Jeese^Jackson 6t th e' Open 24 Hours A Day! eradit towarti Hie pureheae ol a new Manchester \ BvenLg Herald Values to *4 o yard ' V Hartford, property on Baxter Southern Christian Leadership engmeec Aho wonts to mo».e\ it more get m the woy f dll thoi ' oUand correspond^t Bette. SINGER* aewtag machine, withfii 00 i ^ i 'St.; and Robert Davidson to Oohferencc to Chicago eulogized per/ect. ' . •Just when they've ironed Out the kinks Melvin Joseph Denis o f East Quatrale, teL 876-$84tk DIrksen as a band softly played M O R I A R T Y b r o t h e r s You see, ot the Vo’iswogen fcictory in the Current model, they hove to foce Hartford, pnq>erty on Wood the "Battle Hymn of the Re And Sin gtr has a Crsdit Plan ÔO^/q o f land Summit. public.” we spend our time making ocif the kinks m the next. Lion Reoerve Opens tom your budoaL K of C Pionlo ■ The Rev. Billy Graham said cor work Jbetier ond 0 ^ j moking it look W e ll never onderstond oil the hoopla The KnlghU of Columbus M obil V i o f A SYD NEY, AiMtriuia — A lion "Chriatlane throughout America m9--.a. better Z' Over rhe "big changes" for next year’s Council 4122 wlU hold a family have, lort a champion. He fought beating oN reserve h u opened In the War- Any chonge is on improvement. models picnic Sept. 14 at the August ragamba area about 40 mllee many battles to restore reli- t r i l l s toeh r property on Loehr Rd. And when we do moke new ports we southeast at here. Fifty lions gtous faith and moral principles V kBRIC DBPARTMBNT aTORBS Weren't they proud of this year's? Ticket rdservotions may be to the American way of life.’* SINGER roam the 400-acre pork and ore For t M m of tiori aetmt nu, sm eUta p m made by contacting Norman La- CALL viewed by vialtors from Uu4r ”As wise os Ben Franklin," 643-5135 sisGiicaieieL '4 3 4 Oakland St^ Route 83, Hancheater ^ Brie, WUhud Voiolne, Francis oars. said Florida’s Republican Oov. 301 cofiiR sitnr King or Gerasd Blouin. laa aaADi s r — t k l . att-im Open Doay 10 am to 9:30 pm Sat. 10 am to 6 pm Claude Kirk, *'as courageous as V.S, > «i ng ssiop coMsoMY 7 : TEDTRUDON. Inc. euTHonma ROtn'B 89—TALCOTTVILL* •CMln \' A a : \ ' \

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—whopping, continuing, pyramiding defi i9lanrt?pBtpi Russia Sent V.S. Secrets Stalled Talks Hehron cit. <• • . To Press^ Magazine Says M OLDSMOBILE Eopnin^ ^pral^ Either, then, we’re all.in hock, beyond Sign of Red Girls Asked 19 any h\ipe of eventual solvency, or we HAMBURG, Germany (AP) The magazine Stem today PUBLISHED BY THE aSf-DOORSBDAN . HERALD PRINTINO CO., INC. all have secret Incomes the outside — The nriws magazine Der ^ le - publlahezl details of the "s e ci^ Fi^stration To Register 18 Bissell Street H ah Chester. Conn. world can’t see. gel said today puiported top-se- document” It received outlining BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — • AUTO. TRANS. THOMAS F. BtoODSON cret U.S. plans for guerrilla U S-Pla™ tor guerrU- The stalled Paris peace talks re WALTER R. FERGUSON MU * guem ila ,nrarfare ■with atomic and For Scouts • POWER STEERING PuMIshen It’s more interesting and romantic and flect "the success of the South Founded October 1, 1881 . warfare with atomic and chemi- cbendcal weapons if EJast EJuro- Vietnamese government and its Mrs. Jean Derby, Troop • RADIO cheerful to think we all 1 have secret In FnbUafaed Every Evening Except Sundays cal weapons In Europe was sent pean farces occupied Western allies in frustrating the Oommu- Organiser tor the Hebron Girl and Holldayx. Entered at Uie Poet Office at comes. to the W e ^ m press by the So- Europe. nist objectives,” in Vietnam the Scouts has announced that Manchester, Conn., aa Second Class MaD HaUer. -- — ’’*Ûnlon. magazine was one of sev- head pf the Southeast Asia Trea registration for all girls who are The documents were sent eral that received a plan labeled ty Organisation said today. Interested in becoming Brownie ^ 7 9 5 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Litter. Payable In Advance Monirmously to Der Spiegel and "Top Secret Operations Plan "If this success can be main Scouts or Girt Scouts will be One Tear ...... $80.00 Stem magazines in West (3er- lO-l” from an anonymous held tomorrow. Six Months ...... IS.aO Man’s Nesriected Comfort tained and augmented to a point Three Months ...... 7.80 many and to the American mag- source. Stem said the plan was where the Oommunists assess It’s enough to Registration at the Gilead TB> TRUDON. Ine. One Month ...... 3.60 The moM miraculous age in the his a ^ e Ramparts,, among others, seven years old but "the Penta- that their schemes cannot suc Hill School will be from 3 to TOUBBIM ____ MEMBER OF tory of man still does much less than Stem today published details gon in WasMi«ton and U.S. ceed," said 3EATO Secretary- 4:30 p.m. and at the Hebron n M, KMUMD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS o ^ document labeled “ Top headquarters in Ehirope have make you sick. Elementary School from 7 to n>e Associated Press Is exclusively entitled it should or miglit for the osuse of hu General Jesus Vargas, "then to the use of republication of ail news dis ^ cr e t (Operations Plan 10-1." not denied the document is gen- they may be forced to adopt a 8:30 p.m.' patches credited to It or not otherwise credit man comfort. We are more likely to get Stem said the plan was seven ulne.” Parents may register their ed In this paper and also the local news pub more conciliatory attitude at the Isn’t it enough to lished here. jBome compulsory contraption built into years old, and had been be- Stem gave those detalle of the talks.” daughters at the schools any AU rlMts of republlcatlon of special dis tmyed to the Russians but “ the purported plan: time that is most convenient for patches neretn are alao reserved. our automobiles, to our guaranteed dis- The secretary-general’s 67- make von stop’ Penta^n In Washington and^ if Western Europe was occu- page annual report released on them. The registration fee Is $l The Herald Piinttnc Comniny Inc., as comfort, than we are to have our con U.8 . heaûarters in Europe pied by forces from the Blast and the insurance fee is also sumed no financial responsibility for typo- the 16th anniversary of SEIATO, gn^lcal errors appearing In advertisements tours catered to. have not d en i^ It is genuine.” Bloc, the unKed States iânned adso ranged over the pcRltical $1. Both are payable at the time Duffy School of Irish and other readina matter In The Mancheeler Spiegel said it also received to establish 101 operations areas of registration. Eveninc Herald. ’This makes it difficult to withhold free and economic situation in Red the plan to an envelope with a ,pem the Atlantic coast to Smo- China and other Southeast Asian Installation Pootponed Subacrlber to Los Anseles Times-Washintr- publicity for any piece of design or In Rome postmark. tOD Post News Service. lensk, in the Soviet Unicoi, and countries. The Hebron Grange has post Sfep~Dancing Blill service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. vention which does, at least, aim at re Spiegel s^d the plan was one from'Denmark’s Jutiand Penin- Commenting on Soviet at poned their installation of of Publishers Representatives — The Julius document handed over to the sula to Turkev Teacher tempts to establish influence In ficers from tomorrow evening r — Mrs. MoyD^fy T.CJM Mathrws Special Ajrency — New York, Chl- capturing for ttia'human frame some of Soviet union by a U.S. Army A m o t « V weapons to be caco. Detroit and Boston. Southeast Asia, Vargas said the until Got. 14. TBACWBR o r INTEBNATIONAXrCIUHPlONi the comfort ancient civUlsations long sergeant who in 1965 was con- used the g u ^ a s Are Certified Teacher of Traditional and’ Authentic MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- dispute between Moscow and Their regular meeting will be TIONS. victed of betraying secrets tb "atomic demolition munitions" held tomorrow aa schsduled; Gaelic tlanrlng since fallen regarded as a worih while the Soviets. Peking was "openly extended" and chemicAt and biological however, it will be at the home Member of North Ameriran Teacher's Association Display advertlslnx closlnx hours: quest. With the arrest of the ser into Southeast Asia this year. For Monday — I p.m.'Friday. / "d e f o fi.a'n 19 and anticrop He noted the call last June by of Charles Schreler at 8 p.m. Classw Start Thursday, September 11th at For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. n »e newoM big thing for hunson com geant, Spiegel said, the plan be agents.’ I The Grange la still seeking F or Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. came wcHthless to the Red Soviet (Tommimist party chair Marine Hall, 717 Parker S t, Manchester For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. A “loth \Special Forces contributions to - the Florence For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. fort Is a giant leather bean bag designed army, but was put to use by the k .' man Leonid I. Brezhnev for a For Beginners and Advanced Pupils would be Jones Memorial E\ind. IBven For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. Soviet Committee tor State Se- collective security system in Claaslfled deadline — 6 p.m. day before and produced by an Kalian fumlture made up o f reAiê^ Ruasians, though res];x>nse has been fair Register Now publication, 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday curity, the KGB. Asia. company and now on sole in one of New Poles, Romanians, ly good to date, funds received and Monday publication. Der Spiegel said the KGB , . The ' SEATO rejiort' said Call 528-3273 or 6i9-9877 After 5 P.M. York’s department stores, instead of Breechnev’s proposal was wall are only sufficient to cover Additional Classes Wednesday and Friday in handed the plan over to the pub- ^ ^ ^ ^ h ^ y e d 't o the about three-fourths of the cost Monday, September 8 llcatlon Paese Sera in Italy in „ . ® -was Mtrayett to uie timed because any proposal that East Hartford and Saturday iti New London beans, the giant leather bag is fiUed with of marking the grave stone in January of 1968 and parts of it A ‘“ " I “ holds out the prospect of con- millions of tiny plastic grains. They and the family plot. had also ajqieared in the West telnlng Communist CI2dna is The Grange had hoped to The Face and Voice the leather cover weigh only 18 pounds, German magazine K'onkret. ukely to appear attractive” to Keep .America C lean. Bift Der Spiegel said pubHca- coiukries that are potential tar cover this entire coat as well and the sack makes a piece o f furniture as erecting a special atone In A Senate without the face and the tlon faUed to produce the ‘ ® " " ’ gets ofsGhinese aggression. Keep America Beautihil. SIC wherever and however it is dr*(l- "hoped for storm of preftest in ®“ d. The r ^ x ^ said withdrawal of Miss Jones’ honor. voice of Everett McKinley DIrkaen will Voter Session Tomorrow It contours to the body which flops Western Europe against the P‘“’ «>“-Britirii forb ^ from Asia and J h s L be a far less colorful Senate, for what American secret plan." tor specif Aj^- "recent modifications of Ameri The Board of Admissions of down to it. It can be a low round oholr, ever else can be said about the tough Accordlng to Der ^legei, the c"* oper^g behind the can policies," had’ made some Electors of the Town of He a deep chair with a headrest, a Mg cir bron will be in session In the old man from Illlnoia — and the evalua help of Heinz Felfe was enlisted. Hnes > to organize ’escape and Asian govemmehts'-more recep advertising contributed for the public good (jd n A lW L cular hasoock, or a long, low lounge E^lfe was from 1951 to 1961 a evasltm” measures for cHs- tive to Russian overti) Town Office Building tomorrow tions of his oontrlbutlons to American Soviet agent in the West Ger- pe™ed allied unite that would |rom 6 to 8 p.m.. to administer STUDIO of PIANO, cushion. It canjoffer the degree of re SEATO headquarters'hi Bang politics will vary greatly — he was not man intelligence service whb '*®®^ guerrilla actions to .inflict kok observed its 16th bmhday ------*...... — the electors oath to those who clining the particular body happens to was arrested , in 1963 and sen- maximum damage on the ene- Community House. Com. is $2.26 qualified, ORGAN and VOICE dull. PhotogrsiiiMd By Reginald Pinto without fanfare. There wa^ Coventry crave at the particular moment. Instant THE HEIFERS tenced for betraying secrets. He my- special ceremony as in per person, and the affair will Naturalization papers proving was released In February. The planners “are optimists, ” be catered by Garden Grove. citizenship should be presented _He was not cast from any quickly comfort, we would call it—before, that years by the eight member Der Spiegel said it was Fellfe the magazine commented, be- states: Australia, France, New ^Junior Women Residents are reminded that naturalized citteena. identified and easily copied mold. He is, we have ever seen it or tried it out. who conceived the Idea of send- cause It anticipates 14,000 partl- Zealand, Pakistan, the Philip ?ek Members beginning Sept. 20, there will Resumes Teaching stood out, somehow, even in his most It seems to be the kind o f piece which ing the plan to the Western sans In the first month after D- pines, Thailand, Britain and the be round and square 'dancing Manchester Evening Herald Herald press with a letter saying It was I>ay and up to 1)42,600 after six every Saturday night at the Hebron correspondent, Anne pedestrian political endeavors of which could enable one to take a siesta almost United States. The Oovantry Junior Women’s sent at the wish of Horst Wend- months. Pine Lake Shores Oommuntty Bmt, tel. 228-3971. Monday, Sept. 8 Inside Report The Kennedy Trial Club m em b ^ h ip drive is un there were many. ' anywhere. Yesterdays land, deputy chief of West Ger- Stem said the chain of com House, off Rt. 276. Dick Mills UlRBtrrOlU KAREN W. PEARL mon Intelligence who commit- mand tor ©m$doyment of aUmde derway, with tiTfi purpose of en ■Orchestra will provide the mu But most of oil it is a reminder of how b y By RICHARD HARWOOD and LAURENCE STERN and BUZABBTH W. WAl/TBRH He stood out moat in those eloquent 25 Years Ago ted suicide In October. weapons is clear: "When the couraging the eiWCT of Coventry sic. Callers will tx> Irving An Search for Plane Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert I>. Novak The Waalungton Post Inside women into the gtoup to pro changes of his mind which helped to little the world haa done, once the ooft Spiegel said the plan was U.S. commander in Ekirape ders and Honk Post on an al WEJSTETEXjD, Moos. (AP) — Manchester’s budget is mote the civic, cuUiU'^, educa corruption of the Roman Eknplre disap handed over to the Soviet Union approves use of tiie weapons, ternate week basis. State poHoe were to resume a enact some of the nation’s most im .$1,413,906, an increase of $48,- EDGARTOWN, Mass. — The and, undoubtedly, in Ms own tional and social growth, of the KAREN W. PEARL WASHINGTON — Socrertly Rep. Wdbur Mills, 60, of Arkan by U.S. Sgt. Robert Lee John- the special troops automatically Report Meetings Tonight search of the heavily-wooded portant legislation. peared under the barbarian hordes, to 000 ovei;. last year’s budget. eyes too. community. MemberahlK I* plotting 16 months In advance, sas, Chairman of the Ways and cabbies and saloonkeepers, men son-, 46, in 1966. Johnson was have the right to use them wlih- Meetings scheduled for tonight area in SandUftald today tor a Instructor of Piano, Organ ami Voice Scarcity of water in the High Once the constitutional and (Continued from Page 6) open to all Coventry womeiv He often spoke on one side of an Issue put greater comfort under and around liberal Damopralic Congressmen Means Committee, would op who nonmally prosper in war sentenced July 30, 1965 in Alex- out any further check back, include Ckib Scout Pack 67 den light plane with a student pilot land Park section causes neces procedural arguments are aettl- tween the ages of 20 and 40. the human body. ’The number one sin in now •agree the beat bet to top pose McCormack. In that case, andria, Va., to 25 years in prls- “ The NATO partners would mothers, comonltteemen and at the controls missing on a with great persuasion and presumably sity of drawing upon water sup and debacle, already were reap lecting early pledges from Con- An active member serves on ple TT-yeor-old John McCor- an effort would be made to reed in Boston, Kennedy will on after pleading guUty to not be asked, and for that rea- r adulU wUhlng to work night from Barnes Airport. KENNETH E. WOODS deep conviction, only to take the Senate the Puritan clvIltzaUon has been physi m ^ k as Speaker of the..{Iouse is ply from nearby wells and ing an en4of-the-season bonan come to Edgartown as a mere gressmen unaware of any con- committee of her choice and placa Albert os Ma.iorlty Lead* charges of conspiring to obtain son NATO would not know any- test looming. Others who voted with the cub reout program Poltee said the unidentified pi cal oomfoit, presumably on the theory his own Majority Leader Hep. watershed for Case Bros. za as “the media” gathered for defendant, rather, than os the attends at least five meetings Instructor of Piano and Cello floor later, his big voice booming or er w*th either Udall or O’Hara defense secrete, acting aa a thing about Plan 10-1.” ofr McCormack against Udall The time is 8 at the North Cov lot radioed the Albany, N.Y. air Carl Albert of Oklahoma. surviving heir of the national a year. softly Intoning to advocate the other that a contented body might be accom to balance the ticket with Mills. an aborted second invasion of Russian agent without register- Stem added that the plan’s on the assumption he would entry OMnmunlty House. port last night and told them he Thus, during the next six 10 Years Ago dynasty established by hds Mrs. John Feeney, member Morning & Evening CIm b m i for Athilln panied by a drowc^ oonênce. We are Again, Boggs would be replaced, ■ this village. big as such and illegally com- objective was clear: "The na- not seek another term are now Also tonight, the Mothers wan In trouble. He was not aide of the question and bring his col- months, leaders of the liberal probnib'y by a Northerner. brother, the late John F. Ken ship chairman, has invited all Sale of New Haven Railroad Even Judge Paul C. RCiOrdan’s municating top secret defense tlonal^ policy of the United ripe to oppose. Club will nqto a meeting at 8 heard front again. 8-WBEK REFRESHER COURSE OFFERED grateful that the talents of the soft Med Democratic Study Group (DSG) n e y , in 1960. The tragedy al interested CJoventry women to leguea along with him. Plan No. 3; If neither Albert property at Depot Square to the information to a Russian agent States determines the political Moreover, Mills would be very at toe Booto^mock Library. Reetdente of Sjandlsfleld told In the House will quietly ap- decision to delay the inquest ready has transformed the come to the first meeting of iterranean world are still trying to res nor Mills Is wHPng. a DSG lib town Hinges on interpretation of while serving In the Army in objects of the cmiduct of the un- nearly as strong a contender as The Repubita^ Women’e police they heard a crash about proatdi Albert to test his Inter failed to still the Dance Ma senator from a cÎefarity into a the club year, to be held Sept. Beginners Our Specigify Hla range was limitless — from the cue us and give us sonteihii^ other than eral — probably Udall — would wording in deed. conventional war.” Albert wi'th a liberal-Southern Club will also m ^ t at 8 at toe toe time (he plane was flirt re- est. But even If'Albert Is un- curiosity — and also perhape 17 at 7:80 at the high school. heights of statesmanship to the lowest challenge McCormack. In that General Manager Richard cabre of electronic technicians, coalition backing Mm. Although home of ^Marion Bramhall, ported mlsfliig- study with ()aaUfled and Certlfled Taneirtte ef shaip shapes and rigid contours to sit receptive, the McCormack purge gained him a citation in legal The guest speaker will be Dr. event, Albert, would go unop Martin discloses new plan for photographers, carpenters and Mills is b’tterly opposed by Parker B ii^ e Rd. Gubrt speak- OfficlalB at Barnes Airport ac Conn. State MiaUc Tenehers Aseaelntlen levels of partisan politics, from Inspired and lie upon. effort will move forward. casbboc^. Howard Iger, of the Institute posed for Malority Leader but garbage disposal by grinding some DSG elements (led by ers will be the two RepqMIcan knowledged that a single engine rhetoric to pure pom. That’s because a surprising reporter^ around the red brick The only thing which could of Living In Hartford. Boggs would still be a target and treating at .the sewage Rep. Richard Bolling of Mis candidates for the Board of Piper Cherokee was overdue, ly wide spectrum of Democratic courthouse into which Sen. EM- result from an inqueat — the The JWCJ’s first’ executive for reotecoment. treatment plant rather than All Miniskirts Hide souri), masterful shepherding of EXhicatlon In the November but declined to issue any details STUDIO: 953 MAIN STREET If he never pioneered a public cause, Congressmen rang'ng from mod specter his Utwyers and potiti- board meeting ■will be tonight AMhisiigh New Leftists ridi burying by (he landfill method. ward M. Keimedy again must the tax reform bill has raised election. Incumbent schoo on the identity of the pilot. TEL. 643-7815—649-3.190—649-1740 he often gave It the push It needed for Judge Eielson: Again Controversy erate to radical conclude that cule Albert for his poor per inveitably walk. cal advisers are battling to his liberal stock. In secret neat the home of President Mrs. board member Richard MeS' MoCormock is hopelessly unre formance as oermanent chair It would 'be different if this prevent — is the indignity of gotiations with DSG spokesmen Alton Taylor, .Sil-ver St. Mrs. star and Arthur Touroas. success. He could, perhaps have devot C.rcult Court Judge Rodney E. Elel- sponsive to nank-and,-flle House man 0t the Chicago convention the final UU. Are Freudian Slips last year, MUls indicated re- Nicholas Twerdy Jr. will act The Planning and Zoning KO.Va reputation an a controvonslal mem A Thought for Today scene were being played out In ed more of his energy and ability to Democrats and incapohle of ef and vOung liberal Congressmen a place like grimy central Bos Judge Reardon’s decision may By JACK SBUTH Fascinating, but I weis not ceptlvlty to a draft but refused M co-hostess. (tommisaton will meet tonight at ber of the bench has, by now, been well Sponsored by the Manchester 756 Main Strsst great causes. established. fective leadership against the bracket him with McCormack, ton, or Judiciary Square In have delayed tiie confrontation, The Los Angeles Times convinced. Too many unknowns. actively to seek the Speaker- Auction Saturday 7:30 at Town Hall, as will toe Nixon administration. McCor^ older DSG heads know better. Council o f Churches Washington, or any of the other but there la no evidence yet I decided to conduct my own ship. Once again, however, on The date of the American Le- ODAP (tommittee. The latter MRachsatbr He came into the limelight, it may be But his contribution Is sizeable in any mack’s Inflexible support of They feel ’ Albert would have Judicial factoiy nelghiiorlvoods that. Kennedy’s lawyers have Two psychologists at the Uni- research. I don’t happen to have overt bid tor the Job by MUls gion Post 62 auction Is this Be- group is making final prepara- remembered, about five years ago with President 'Nixon’s surtax op made an outstanding Maioritv Flirt Hand Faith in which these things are sup conjured away his moment of ■veirtty of Georgia, CSwrlotite a Spearman rank, coefficient but would be necessary. turda«. Sept. 13. instead of Oct. done for a major ptfbllc meet- reckoning and his impact Is such that It the sensational Darien teen-age drinking posed by the majority of Dem- Leader had It net been for Mc But If anything Is clear to\ posed to happen. truth. At best, the rough-and- C ook and Joel BuUer, have I was sure a rulw and fairly The poorert chance of beating la os was reported last week In Ing. tor Sept. 17 at the High will itako a while to get aocuMomed to case, and at that time invited criticism oemts eroded much of his re Cormack’s dragoon him. More-- thoae o i us who have been nour- \ But tf Sen. Kennedy had been tumble ground rules laid down j - 1,. good eyesight would serve, McCormack would come from The Herald. The auction will School. by breaking into print with a magazine made a study of the supposed * . . . . . the idea of a Senate without his maining liberal support. over, Albert managed to keep Ished In the faith of the Bible, forced to undergo his ordeal in by Dukes County Judge Jamies J ,... I was ttalMdng of going down an out-and-out DSG Uberal. start at 10 a.m. and there wlU —------article about the case while an appeal Having made this hard de arm’s-length from the surtax it ia that God cannot be count relationship between miniskirts sidewalk to look for sub- distinctive face and voice. THikes County Circuit' Court this A. Boyle will be tempered In Yet, a repetition of UdaU’s 1969 be a bake eale by the women’s was pending from a conviction. termination to prevent McCor- fla»co that so discredited Mc ed upon to be where men would week — a prospect he now has favor of the defendant. and sex dreams, their subjects when Mias Ames, the new candidacy conceivably could auxiliary In conjunction with Cuban Exile* Pray Cormack and Boggs. ^ More recently. Judge Eielson earned mack’s reeloctlon ns Speaker In like to find him. When men seek been spared — there would have But by Kennedy’s own admis being 30 glris In the psychology office girl, tripped by my desk come close, bo great la cloak- the event. A refreshment stand For Liberation a dubious distinction in the past legisla January 1971. the DSG lenders Udall privately approached to house him in the temple they been tanned boys and girls in sion, the episode is unkind to . and stopped at the water cooler. room discontent with the Speak- also be provided. MIAMI (AP) — Cuban axltae tive seailon when, before being confirm want no repetition of January Albert last December and of have built to his glory, God their beIl-tx>ttoms and beach him. And the recirculation of ’Itieir findings have been pub- What luck! , . All thoee with items they filled the 18,000-aaat Miami Star Our Secret Incomes ed for a now term, he was made target 1989, when a last-minute, Im- fered to yield In his favor if destroys the temple. When they shirts strolling across the street, the teetimony which already has Hshed as ’’Short Skirts and only naked ey«^ I All there prei^lnary Ptons ,^ght wish to donate to toe auc- dium Sunday rUght to pray to of a rare excoriatlon^t the hands of provtsed effort by Rep. Morris Albert himself would chal tiy to make him a tribal or a and the yachts would be bob appeared in the press is bound ’There Is only one explanation, and Symbolism" in a quorterty figured the dlsteilce from her r . UO" riv ^ d call John I^cek. Eu- their "exiled” Roman CtothoHc lawmakers for his actions on the bench. Udall of Arizona to oust Mc lenge McCormack. Albert de national deity, God may answer bing on the sparkling waterfront to hurt him further, no matter then the Democrats wUI keep It has to be that most people have seoret called "Oorreotlve Psychfotry.” hemline to toe middle of her gene Rychling or Charles (3arl patron oalnt for ttberatlon of The latent controversy to surround the Cormack wd spun about. Her sklit flared 'The postponed Sept. 4 meet- Charity of (tobre, whoee statue The Judge, apparently Ired over the Plan No. 1 : Run Albert, 01, tures, or ethics, God breaks out toet event, rank and file dls- these days Is a private home so escalat diac case, will outlive the of a homicide cruiser turning ered on television July 26, pro by Louis J. Peterson. Ed.D., out Uke a tutu, Ing of 1^ Project ASK Board waa brought to Miami by anti- failure of police to pnxiuce in court'with agulnst McCommek. In turn, of bounds and confronts men up on a golf course. -satisfacUon might be Intense ed in price no ordinary young wage earn healthy old Speaker. "Frankly,” vide the miost suggestive clues and RuaseU F. WhaUey, Ph.D. “ Oh, Hullo!" Xhe chirped. She of Directors has been resched Castro Cubans who had flirt in a specified 80-mlnule time limit rec a DSG liberal — probably lldail. in the everyday world. The one enough that a substitute con- Permanent The burning question is what to the case against him: "All “Symbolism as dream dis- was evidently aware Uud I hsd uled for Wednesday night at 8 a senior Democnatic Congreas- siderably younger and more taken It to the former Panama er con afford even to think of owning ords Bubatantiatlng the charges against i7. or J'omes O’Hjim, 4-1. of thing of' rtitch we can be sure can come of all this when Dist. kinds of scrambled thoughts, all taction,” It begins, “probably been doing some research, at the Project ASK Headquar man told us, ’ ’I think Cart’s a Uberal than either Albert hr nian Embassy in Havana, his own home, or apartments costing tlie suipcel, summarily dlemlased the Michigan — would succeed Al is that, we cannot be sure of Atty. fikhnund Dlnls finally of them confused, some of them sexual, represaed by defense “Something?" ters In Mcuisfleld. little tired oif waiting.” MiUs would become the, new where they took temporary asy caie. bert, as Majority Lender. Rep. God, on our terms and accord brings Ms case to B^gartown. irrational, many of them which mecMmisms and associated with "Oh.” I said, "I was Just won- The Aimual Meeting of the so m uch'a month for rent he. cannot If so, Albert would be a Minority Leader. lum. . Refusal of New Hiiven police to as Hale Boggs, 68, of Louisiana, ing to our methods. That is be: Kennedy alrea<%r has ad I cannot recall, and some of a biological urge, is convert- dering, uh, how do you, uh, Fragment Society will be held G O O D TU WED. AND THUDS. good shot to scare McCormack possibly Justify living in them. sign a court liaison officer and an alleg would then bo rephu-eid' by an cause he is a living God who Wednesday at the home of Into resignation or defeat him mitted his conduct was “ Inde which 1 would not have serious ed Into a peychMogical prob- sleep at night?" ed failure to co-operate with the Sixth other moderate Southerner s.s himself sets the terms on which Mrs. Irving Loomis, Rt. ^44A. W ar Game* SfPTEMIER 10TH AND 11TH In the caucus. This time, M c fensible” when he failed '-.to ly entertained under normal cip- lem which in turn needs con- "Pajamas, mostly," she King‘’s Prediction. Yet everybody lives somewhere. Circuit .Court have been cited os sources Majority Whip, third spot in the men may come to know him. summon help after driving ^ cumrtances, went through my stant resolution, and not finding said. "W hy?” A potlpck lunch will be served COBLENZ, Germany (AP) — $ Cormack will not be able to NEW YORK (AP) —Ooretta 12.50 The cost of higher, education becomes of friction between the Police Depart hierarchy and an appointive from "Knowing The Living resolution, demands expres-^ I plan to write Miss Ames up at noon, followeci by the meet Wert (Jer-mon fall military ma sew up eommitmente by stroll car into Poucha Pond, taking » '"*nd during tills period. King says her husband. Dr. ment and lawyers and other court per- post. by. the new Speaker. The God” by Roger Haxelton slon." tor "OMTective Psychiatry." ing. reading of reports, and neuvers opened today with more prohibitive, with every tuition ing through the members’ din Mary Jo Kopechne to her death. A prevalUng suspicion,. in Martin Luther King Jr., predict fonnel. However, one detects that the DSG Is determined to remove Submitted by He is now a leaser man in the If that thought seems tor------—------election of officers. 66,000 troops, including Ameri ing room as he did in 1968, cot- fact the only theory 'vridch still ed his own assassination. with either of our two new capal stylists, raise. You caii’t go to college, these I roblem may be enmo bed In a clash of B og^ from- the hwiderehlp. Rev. Walter H. LoOmia hired, keep In mind that it has Girl Scouts of Troop 5M2 can, French and Belgian unite. eyes 6t the U.S. Senate, his plausildy exgdains Kemed^y's Mrs. King was quoted in the days on less than $3,000 a year. B’am- perronalitles-- notably Involving Judge Plan No. 3: If Albert decltnea. (Sea Page Seven) Community Baptist Church been in the hands oi two psy- Ship Model of Gold will hold a fund-raising bake The five-day war gomes wtll party, his immediate faznily behavior that July night, is that current Life magazine as saying E Olson and Police, Chief Ahem, who choioglsts, a dcctor of educa rale Saturday at Allen's Super be conducted in the northern Miss April or Miss Cindy lllea which have several children in the Ihe senator and hla two devot toe and King were at their At have had their differen ce before- tion and a ___ doctor_____ of______philosophy JOHANNESBURG — A mod- market, Rt. 44A. from 8 a.m, sections of Wert Oermsiiy and ed cronies, Paul MarUiam and lanta home when they beard of college age xono at once obviously have One ‘ of the reasons given by Judge U m l^ that peofê have to to 1 p.m. Funds derived will near toe Bart German boeder. . Joseph Oargan, wore trying to President John F. Kennedy's no resource to cope with meir problem. Eielson for releasing the accused, that do M»wthlng about their sex “ “ handmade by aid the $iris in their camp- . American units participating fabricate an alibi while the girt slaying. She related: the latter had been held for S3 days urges, one way or another. a Jeweler here, is valued at Itrg program. ^ are the 3rd Squadron of the 13th It becomes impossible. was lying at the bottonl of the "He said, ’This is what is without the charges being substantiated, F i s c h e t t i pond. “The girt who is denied a more thap $11,000. Every part "Ladles of Leisure’’ night Cavalry, the 2nd Battalion of down’t reem to hold up when one con- Is of 18-carat gold. Although going to happen to me alao. I will be the topic of tomorrow the 48th Infantry oirt the 2nd Yet more' an ARMS PROfm There is no defendant. Nb pec^ syntoolB, appears to subUnuUe, ’The cost of automobiles, the cost of was the result of court-granted coatinu- turns away front sexual goals ances, son has been accused of a gasoline, the cost of insuranc'i, keeps’’ crime.” and entertains other ends. 'The in view of this, and also In view of the hypotiusais is that the wearing • CMICI rt MT M rising year after year, far beyond what HPrioustte-is of the chargee agaliMt the Thto may be technica^y tnie In just 12 weeks. H & R Block. Amej-ica's in the script of Oommonwealth of rtrorter sklrta'glvaa the girl rasiM cusiis any normal family Income can afford. accu.-«ed, the quertlon arises whether Largest Income Tax Service, will teach you how • it* cesT reinss Judge ISIelson didn't act both petulantly law. However, in the voracious ttlifl ilLinirrifi '* to prepare income tax returns . . . and how To prove their hypotherts. iMctseci tu ism iu Yet it is a rare family which does not and precipitously In freeing the n»an- * work* o^ pollUcs it wUl be a YOU can make extra money as a trained tax 1 (took and BuUer asked their W • r«u M paoT-Tisi cspeclally when the demanded police rec • - r ., trial. The defendant is Sea. E d consultant. An ideal course for housewives, ’ (MnarwoT have at least two automobiles, usual coeds to write dosvn tb^ ords would hkve been in the hand had ward M. Kennedy. The crime, students, retired people— anyone wanting to OPpairsNiTiis drortns, ezpedoUy the sex sym ly late models, and usually driven thou h“e waited Just a bit longer than the 30 • omJ ■1 in the tribunal of pubHc make EXTRA MONEY No previous experience • losasr tr updiiscis sands of miles each year. mlnutcM. — going ^ a Uwyer bols. Thert daily tor two weeks, required. Enrollment open to anyone ■leca TU Ptrtu they maainired the dlBtanre be Speaking in Hamden about fotir years « a acuba diver. e I* dihesB n»ey Newtlj tween each girl’s hwnltne and Where doea the money come fromT ago. Judge Eielson made the remark that "Hiat, pure and simple, is all ENROLL NOW! he was free to act according to the V Dist. Atty. Dtnla wlU bavo to the middle of her knee. ’The average per capita income for law anJ hla own conscience and that * o w . He may not be aMa to "Her dreams.” we are told "were analysed tor Freudian CLASSES START Hortgord— 637 Fkrm lagtoa Av*-, ifartSorS. C em m . Americans would not, ^ even If It ware "I am anawerable to my God and my Prt»»o it to the saUaractioa o f a TOnsclence." | ' presiding M g e . But he may sexisd symboiUm: the Spear man rank coefflciei^ was pro SEPTEMBER \b April a^l ^tarded and,reserved for these par Lost spring. Judge Eielson found him SI’*** be able to make it vided by relating the lengtii is aa outstanding stylirt who ticular obligations, carry the purchase self also answerable to a pro\-oked group in South Rnrton. o t I— .— ------aras runner-up la Cma. H air of leglslatons who not only doubted his iltirtB and total number a t sea of one room of a house, or the rental symbols in the dreams; and a 6X7 Fmnsmgton Avsnos—Hftrtford, ('him. Styling competition We at the right to renomtnation but ftmly opposed Magic Mirror are proud to add of an apartment, plus the price of one It. Another body that the Judge may Peozean product moroent waa PtaSM Mnd mv • r*gi« BASIC For An Appointment, Phone of Judges In court. quBiter tneb." In other words, match what your eye of RapubUcaa m IbbcI- AOORESS Ukm Cliidy If there are procedural problems in Crrtrhir*'**' ’^^le shorter the 643-2449 tells you must be the average Amt^can ty Loader Breratt M. Dtikacrt gtarl w ears b a r ckShlng (It ra n g a r v the operation of the Sixth Circuit Oourt; INCOME TAX Ample Free PArking Is r .weU-kaowB etytiat la the family expenditure against what the sta Judge ^leljfon's action In this case and "It aeema to ma wia* wa*ta ed In this study from one-half S T A T E 1 ZIP CODE . ' beach and roaort araa o t Cotm. /'I the flubsequent exchange of recrimina letting Saigaa can ttte olgnaM.;' to tnebaa above the kaaa). , At Rear o f Our Salon . . . We feel her waamci will oqtn- tistics say is the average Amertoan fam TELEPHONE NUM6ER t a u t tions aren’t the w-

> \" PAGE EIGHT aa MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 PAGE NINE' ert H. Wellner, rector of St. and Maj. Gen. Lee Choon-sun, J< ^ ’8 Chiuch, will officiate. Gfmlner St. Closed man stationed to Havana, Ed Two Items Vem oh U.S., Korea the senior North Korean mem ward Kuri of toe Mexican news Obituary Burial will be In drove Htll Capitol Pays Dirksen ber of toe commission, repre Cubans Expel Cemetery. Oardner St. win be cloeed agency. The correspondent for to aU traffic for about six sented Ills government. Friends may call at the fu Agence France Presse, toe weeks beginning tomorrow. On Agenda The Baby Has M eet A lone The newspaper said a few Mrs. Pdward W. Memei neral home tonight from 7 to A P Newsm an French news agency, is on va While the Rt, 6 overpass Is Chamber Suggests more such meetings probably TOLLAND — Mrs. Marlon 9. Fayette Dodge wlH conduct Tribute; Plan Burial cation, and toe Reuters corre BROWN’S TIRE SHOP being constructed there. Util will be held at Panmunjom be HjkVANjA (AP) — The Cfoban Milanese Menzel, 68, of 6S4 a Masonic service tonight at For Board F or T alks spondent was expelled recently Ooodwln St., Bast Hartford, the ity lines and sewer Installa- (Continued tram Page One) ----- ^——------fore toe fliers are returned. government today expelled Fen and has not been reiâced. 333 M A IN $TIÊET TEi. 649-8973 7:30 at the funeral home. ions will be connected. dampened. As leadihg man of ' ^ sister of Mrs. Eleanor Ambrosl Those who wish to do so may was perhaps the beM known of <15 ,^ j-y CharUe Show," the fanprove- Central Post Office SEOUL (AP) — U.S. and The three crewmen—WO Mal- ton Wheeler, the Associated Wheeler went to Havana to of Tolland, died Saturday at a Been Named North K6i*ean rapresentaUves c(^m W. LoeiAe, Richmond, April 1967. make memorial contributions to weekly news conferences’ with »"«>*■ to the Commwilty T and The ______Rockville Area Chamber teachers,______nurses, custodians Press correspondent In Havana, convalescent home. met privately al Parununjom to Ind.; Capt David H. Crawford, Headquarters For the building fund of St. John’s "He was an old prct’’ said House OOP Leader Charles A. for a townwide 160th Anniver- of Commerce has recorded its cmd office help. and gave him and Ills wife two Besides her sister, she (s sur Episcopal Church. Junta Savs day to discuss conditions for toe Pooler. Ga., and Spec. 4 Her vived by her husbaiid, Edward ___ V Senate I^mocratic Leader Mike Halleck, he gibed at Democratic sary oelebraUan are the only protest against changing Oie The Board will also be asked return of three American heli man Hofstatter, Lowpolnt, m. hours to pack for departure. Rally ’'Roun4 Wallace MansDield, announcing the ^ n - social programs. Items on the agenda for a Board names of the three town post to eiccept the reslgnationB of W. Menzel of Bast Hartford; a Mm, diaries P. McGinnis Jr. ■ Michael, son of OeMM and Judith Mort copter crewmen- held prisoner —were shot down In North Ko Prime Minister Fidel Omtro’s ATLANTA ,Oa. (AP) — Gov. brother, two other sisters, and Foreigners ate would forgo business today Later, he said the Johnson ad- of Directors informal meeting offices. In a letter sent Friday ten teacdiers who have resigned since Aug. , 17 in toe North, the rea Aug. 17. North Korea said ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Sheila to do honor to Dirksen, who died minlMratixm was pursuing so- Sept. 16. It will be in the Muni- to R.8 . DeNoie, Postal Service since the last meeting of the h az« J t o n . ^ 676 Bush BUI Rd. He was bom Aug. 28 at government said it objected to -TieMer Maddox says the time Is FIRESTONE TIRES several nieces and ijejAews. Kelly McGlnniss, 24, of 82 Union M a n c b ^ M ^ ortal Ho^ttaL O s paternal giandporenls ore newspaper Dong-A Dbo report Crawford and HofOtatter were Wtieeleris reporting to general ripe tor Southern conservative, The funeral will be tomorrow Simday at Walter Reed Army clal programs with "the pop- dpal BuUdk^ Hearing Room. Officer. board at the end of June. ed. seriously injured. at., wife of ClMTles P. McGin Free to Leave Hospital, five days after an op- eyed ardor of a Harpo Marx At8 p.m. the directors wlU ProtesU were raised after a Dr. Raymond Ramsddl, su- ^ ^ Mboahan, 709 Deming 8L, Wopplng. He and In particular to his report to grab toe leaderstiip of the at 8:16 a.m. at the Benjamin nis Jr., died at her home yes A U.S. military spokesman Last . Thursday the United Friday that toe government had Democratic party and he think, Com pMl* Car Sorvica — Brokos — Front End J. Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 TUNIS, Tunisia (AP)—Ubya’S eratlon for lung cancer. chasing bkmdes.’’ meet with the execuUve board recent letter was sent out, by peadntendent of schools, wlH would not confirm or deny the terday morning. revolutlonarv r«rim« an. announcements had But when fellow Republicans of the North End TMCA- DeNoie, to a sampling of Ver- a brief report on activities States offered to acknowledge accused a member of toe Mexi they should rally behind former Main St., East Hartford, with 8*^0 report. can Embassy staff of spying for — Shocks — Mufllors - - Wbooi Balancing — Mrs. McGlnniss was bom In nounoed todav th S aU fnrelim progressing to- said he was too close to John- YW<3A, and at 8:30 they will non and RockvlUe residents, opening day of sdiooL that the helicopter strayed Into Gov. George C. Wallace of Ala a soleinn requiem Mass at St. Manchester, July 14, 1946, the Quoting unidertUfied U.S. mili North Korean air space In viola the U.S. Cerrtral Intelligence bama. I Mary's Church, East Hartford, ^ fr^ recovery. But on Sunday, son, Dirksen had a standard an- meet with the 160th Anniversary suggesting that the only way to w « also bear re- of David and Robrtta Aligninant. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal K h ig l^ w ^ 182 BteseU St. She was bom Aug. so at Ifancbes- tary sources, toe newspaper tion of toe armistice agreement Agency. ’T am going to urge every fU 9 a.m^JBurlal will be in St. ^ ^ suffered a cardiac and res- swer from Julius Ceasar: "Not Committee. correct the problem of poor Votta on the following: Aduk ter Kelly. t « M m ori^ BaoenMal. . Her maitemal grandi>arenUP are ICk. said toe private meeting lasted and to apologize. But North Ko 'Wheeler was called to toe where I go for George Wallace Bernard ^m etery, Rockville. T . t on“ on ninnv “ TCst. Two houTs Of ef- that I loved CoasaT less, but The town uses the Community mall service was to change the Mucaflon propam ; 0 » ^ c e Survivors, beside her husband But one week after an ariny ^ St, Mdaoherter. Her pa- two hours and 15 minutes at toe rea demanded tliat the United Foreign Ministry at 4 a.m. and and othera who feel tike he does Frlendtl may call at the til- forts at resuscitation proved fu that I loved Rome more." T aa a rec center, under a $1 names of.the existing three post Department; Job deewlptlon for Opon 7:00 to 9:00 — Saturday 7:00 to 6:00 and parents. Include a daughter, junta seized in the oil-rieh de a buUdlng attd grounds aiqserin- grandmother Is Mrs. CecUe Dtmiia, Box Mountain RA, truce village inside the demili States admit that toe ploM was told he had two hours to get use every means available to neral jlome today from 7 to 0 tile, and Dirksen died at 4:62 During the Nixon admJnMra- per year rental. Papers already offices, tarized zone. Theresa Rom McQinnlss; three sert nation, all borders and air p.m. EDT. tendent; Laws pertaining to BoMo l She has a brother, Dean, 2%. on "a criminal miUtary' mis'- ready to leave toe country . step In and take over," Maddox p.m. / tion, Dirksen at times lined up have been prepened tor a 26- DeNoie suggested that It said U.S. Ma,rine Maj. Gen. to Closod Sunday brothers, WUUam Kelly of Wllll- ports remained closed. * m * ”* The Vernon^ ^Senior Citizens William F. Sperber of West neral home tomorrow from 2 to Diplomatic sources said the sununer White House in San . "ewTf.,"called OK I®*® Anniveraaiy Cele- president of the pi;;;;hto’^ p m et'Lrt'’nnn^ ^ Wayne and Sumu Thebodeau Hartford, and Eric A. Sperber 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ruling Revolutionary Oouncll of Clemente, IfoblV, 168 Oak St He wa. bom Aug. 29 at Manchester Memo- of Reddlngton Shores, Fla.; and army officers has promised to usual Tuesdayesday morning confer- “” t h « * * n e m ^ ^ bratlon wU be In 1978. The com- ’®“ ®'' ^ day for Its regular pinochle ,nai Hospital. His matemal grandparents are Mr, Mxe. ence with GOP Oongressloncd Scott Lucas, the Democratic ^ working on ^ “‘®’ correcUy In- party with 42 players portlcl- two sisters, Mrs. Charles reopen the borders and airports leader. plana for the past abc months *«rpret the Inference In your paUng. WUton Thebodeau, 118 raaroU St Hto paternal grondnarenU “THE ORIGINAL TRU-5A5H” Cooney and Mrs. Eric Ander on Tuesday or Wednesday. leaders out of respect for 'Dirk are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hbbby, BoMon. Bishop Pike sen.- In 1962, he and Is ready to ask the dlrec- *®‘*®'‘ y ® " Proposed name winnero were: Mrs. Vincent ^ -e A « wi son, both of Crystal Lake, El Telephone and telegrai^ com porter of Sen. A. Tart m ^ allocate funds in 1969-70, changes are a prerequisite to Barrows 621; Vincent Barrows. lington. munlcaUons with Libya were re The White House said Nixon ------^ presidential- nomlna-nmmna, ^ 1970.7 1, m 1971-72, and to 1972- consolidation, the main thrust ei6 and Frank Minor 814. The I f w • * ®* «*»* Margaret Haamn Funeral services will be to sumed Sunday for the first time, expects to atoend the funeral ___ Is at Peace, y produced a famous 78. of our reaction is to strongly group ^111 meet again tomor- ^ *“ •’ »®«*»- He was bom morrow at 11 a.m. at the Whlte- Tankers have also resumed Mansfield said he hopes most of m ^ e n t of Ûtlcal drama. As Aug. 80 at Mancherter Memorial HoqiMal. H . maternal grand 8 proteat such an arbitrary stand row at 1:30 p.m. at the Lottie Glbson Funeral Home, 66 Elm loading oil in Libyan porta, toe Senate will, too. Tatt forces battled those favor- parent. are Mr. and Mro. John HanMn, BdlMn. n j » t - m - AMAUMC MCW AU/MmVM as not in keeping with any mu- ^43^ Building. Henry Park, St., Rockville. The Rev. Paul J. W ife Says Egyptlan sources said they re- The funeral ie to be held at Dwight D. Elsenhower tor tual goal of improved postal ' _ , _ . . , j . . t e ^ grandparents are Mr. and IDs. Ralph Kliig, RichmoS; Bowman, pastor of Union Con celved a message from- Tripoli toe National PreSbyierian nomination, Dirksen waved The players have been Invited Grenades Hit services In our area, or In gen * • » ♦ w gregational Church, Rockville, (Contlnusd from Page One) this morning Indicating that the Church, and Dlrksen’s txxly is jjjg fitiêr at New Yorit’s Thorn- eral.” to play Thursday’s games this will officiate. Burial will be in „ .... week at the home of Mrs. . Haah, Darren CUlfoid, son of Norman C. and Mary U. Taman said Pike apparently resumption of normal air and **e In staite for one day at the as E. Dewey, and roared: North Cemetery, Tolland. road communications Into and i:otunda of the Oapltol. He will nyf/a followed you before, and IsraeK Sites Rose continued, A study by Henry Theurer, East St. Every- Fregsau Nadi, 81 Tunxia Ave., Bloomfldd. He was bom Aug. Friends may call at the fu was trying to climb out of the out of the country was "Imml- he burled to Ws hometown. Pe- y ^ mok us down the path to de- us (the chamber) concludes „„e wlU meet as usual at 1:16 81 at Manchester Memorial Hoapital, Hi. matemal grandpai^ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. canyon and feU about 80 feet to nent." kln, ni. feat.” that the primary problem un- gt the Lottie Ftok Building. y ® “ xl Mrs. Bmeet Frazier, Windror Locks. He has U)e ledge. Final, detailed arrangemenU Later, Dirksen made the nom- In 3 Nations dOT d l s c ^ ^ caused by poor Têre wUl be a cookout at Oie a brother, Richard, 6 ; and a Meter, Wendy, 2. Raymond J. Derosler Inter and Intra-poat office coor- r„jûrer home, following the REPLACEMENT "He'was In a sort of kneeling 1 \ T ^ » ____ "'"*® Inating speech for Taft. A dozen (Continued from Page One) dinatlon in our area. .There is games. Johnson m , Joroph Edward, son of Joseph and t.iha. ROCKVILLE— Raymond Jo position with Ills head down on a J I O I 8V IH Members of Cfongresa, o«l- ygars later, another nominating Storm general agreement among com Church News Roggem Johnson Jr., 129 Union St, RockviUe. He was bom (This is NOT a STORM WINDOW) seph Derosler, 33, of Thompeon- rock," the Inspector said. __ V clola and leaders of both parties speech: For Sen. Barry M. Gold- proxlmately 16 years old.’’ plainants on this conclualon.” vllle, the brother of George joined to praising Dirksen and water, the Arizona conserva- "According to the police, the The choir of the First Oongre- Aug. 80 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hls maternal grand- Pike’s too^ ^ ta led from two As a rem e^ to the problem^ parmts are Mr. and MTO. Joseph Reggers, Waterford. BOa pa Derosler of Rockville, died Sa pools of fresh water a few hun Racks Area In expreratog sympathy to hla ove. boy had an unexploded grenade gational Church of Vernon, will turday at St. Francis Hospital, widow, hls daughter, Danice, Consistency never hoitoledhoibbled to his possession,’’ Yannay said. ®!!® meet tomorrow “at *• 7:16■ -«' p.m. In ternal grandpai-ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jehnson Sr dred yards from the spot where A noisy thiuiderstorm over the Mlanil, Fla...... i Hartford. he began his fatal attempt to area caused many Isolatod pow and hla son-in-law. Sen. Howard Dirksen. Belgian police sold the four ® oaicea be yjg church, the church trustees Other survivors Include hla climb out of the canyon. er failures, struck an oak tree H. Baker, R-Terai. He became one of Elaenhow- persona wounded In Brussels ™ main post of- ^jjj meet at 7:30 pjn. to the Dlmock, James Edward, son of Charles and SMlitey Smith mother, Mrs. Ida Deroeler of "He was looking for me, of In Blast Cemetery, and closed Marsfleld said as Democratic er’s closest advisors, during the were taken to a hospital. “ ®® ***•* church library. ThompeonvUle; three other at least one’ Main' St. ’ business ‘'® enjoyed a perfect ^ l ^ n t i a ’l cam pal^ and "after El Al’s office Is on the ground V**"*!:. St. John’s Church will sponsor Dlmock, KeUy Rd., RFD 8, Vernon. He was bom Aug. 29 at that I’m sure,” said Mrs. Pike, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hls malbemal grandperonts am brothers and five sisters. this morning aa 1.32 Inches of relationship with hls Republican the election. Once an Isolation- floor of the SheU OU Co. build- an art auction Saturday and who was with another search Mr. and Mrt. Heihert Smith, KeUy Rd., RFD 8, Vernon. Hta TTie funeral will be tomorrow party when the body was found. rain fell last night. counterpart. "Hla word was 1st, he championed Elsenhow- tog In the heart of Brussels. J?® central- Sunday at the Goodwin School, good," Mansfield said. “ Every- er’s IntemationoHst foreign poH- Next door are the oKlces of should ensura its Forbes St., East Hartford. paternal grandparents 'are Mr. and H n . John Dimock, 26 at 8:16 a.m. at the Leets Fu "There were marks on the duetafson’s Shoe Store at 706 Chorty Tree Dr., Vernon. thing was on the table.” cy. Belgium’s Sabena Airlines and The art work will be exhib neral Home, '126 Pearl St., rocks showing where he Main St. was closed this morn for delivery, Roee said "this * m * m Thompsonvllle, with a requiein ing because of water damage. Former Prerte’ent Lyndon B. Aligned against Goldwater to Pan American World Airways. ited on Saturday from 5 to 7 climbed. Then he must tiave could easily be accomplished Peterson, Melinda Joyce, daughter o( Dhidd and Joyce high M a^ lot St. Martha's Water leaked under the door, Johnson—who often found Dirk- Senate decisions on foreign poll- A Pan American employe said p.m.' and Sunday from 1 p.m. slipped and fallen to the ledge." with no post office name Stevenson Peterson, 86 Fairfield St She was born Aug. 80 at Church, TTiompBonvUle, at 9 soaking ihe store’s carpeting. sen a valued ally on the Senate cy and civil rights, Dirksen he heard windows shatter fol- to 3 p.m. following 'which the ANODIZED ALDinNUM Pike could have died from the changes." Hancheeter Memorial HoiâHal. Her maternal grandparents are a.m. Burial will be In St. Pa It was reported. floor—sent a private message of backed him for the GOP presl- lowing two explosions. Items will be auctioned. fall, thirst, heat, exhaustion, a Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Steversmi, Notch Rd., BoHmi. Her S I trick's King St. Cemetery, En heart attack or a combination An 80-foot oak tree located In condolence to Mrs. Dirksen. dentlal nomination, campaigned Irraell Embassy officials ap The chamber has also sug peared on the scene. gested that the RPD routes in paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mte. Paul Peterson, Stow, and WHITE BAKED field. of factors, police said. the south end of Blast Cemetery Dlrksen's death left two vital for him for the White House, Mono Friends may call at the fu This assessment was based on was struck by Ughintog last vacancies In the Senate: that of On the conservative side of The building sdso houses the BBUngton and Tolland be serv Stock Market night. The lightning peeled a Republican floor leader, end hla personal ledger, Dirksen Israeli touriat offices and the Is iced by the poet oKlces in those neral home ton'ght from 7 to 9. a report by pathologists at Tel 6 Oahman, Susan Marie, daughter of John B. end Barbara ENAMEL FINISHES to -lnoh sweih of bark off the that of senator from Illinois. battik—^without success—io r a raeli shipping lines, Zim. towns rather than by Rockville Aviv's Institute of Forensic 12 NEW YORK (AP) — The Snyder, 446 W. Middle T ^ e . She was bom Aug. 80 at Manches Mrs. Alice Gordon Medicine. Details were not dis 'tree from top to bottom. Sen. Hugh Scolit of Penneylva- constitutional amendment to ov- poet office as is now the case. Strong olêctlona to the sug- <>" ® ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal granthnotirer is Mrs. J«^'" Mrs. Alice Foster Gordon, 82, closed, but a police source said: Several blackouts wore re nla, 88, Is likely to succeed to errule the* Supreme Court’s the minority leaderstiip on an "one man-one vote” decision on gestlon by DeNoie that ^ moderate sephine Snyder, Newington. Her paternal grandperenitB ore^dr. of 109 West St., New B r i ^ , "It could have been the head ported ,to the Ellington area names of the Rockville ^ early this afternoon as The original Tru-Sosh has , Injury, or maybe a heart attack, Inter'm basts. The declrion will apportionment of state leglsla- Em ergency and Mrs. Joseph Oshman, Ootawiasa, Fa. She has a b rotoi, the mother of Mrs. Philip Mc- but, according to a Connecticut Vernon offices b e ^ ^ S ^ hav^ “ ‘® 1°wndrltt which carried It John E. Jr., 244. ' ^ Gehan' of Manchester and of or thirst, or heat or just exhaus Light and Power Co. spokesman, be made at a conference of 42 tures. O* « « «|i E been raised by manTbuslnese Mrs. Edward Ponchak of Marl tion—but probably a combina they wore all minor. He sold remaining Republican senators. "... Sometimes you have to Ends in G ty • heavy duty aluiniiiiia tion of all these things. all the outages were caused by They will,- presumably, be change your position,’’ 'Dirksen S t Amand, Dean Michel, son of RenaU an(l'ûUa Rich borough, died yesterday at ard St Amand, 81 Evans 9t, Bast Hartford. bom Aug. Middlesex Memorial Hospital, "There is no way of telling the storm. Either lightning joined by a 43rd Republican said. • double streuKth glass jnues (Continued from Page One) oonaldemble money to c h ^ ^ ® ®" ® “ 29 at Manchester M'emorlal Hoapital. His rriatemal grandpar Middletown. how the wilderness can drive a would hit a fuse or a Umb would when GOP Gov. Richard B. Dirksen was bom Jan. 4, 1896, man to death." be blown on the lines, he said. Ogllvle of Illinois , appoints a son of a painter and decorator looted. wWreMfts on statlonory and v-l *u ents ore Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Richard, l^ e t o n , New Bruns • birglar-proof coistructloi Other survivors Include a son, oth^ nAvAv4irai««» _^ T*” Declinea led advances by bet- wick, Canada. His paternal grandparatqts are Hr. and Mrs. Israeli authorities said the Hartford Electric Light Co. new senator. who gave him the middle name The state of emergency was . ^ v e rtls ln g concerning jqq 1™ - - 2 other daughters, a sister, 18 Onegime St Amand, Grand-Sallee, New Brunswick, Canada. • double hmg d esIp grandchildren, and 12 great pathologlsU’ report Indicated also experienced lots of outages, No time has been set for the McKinley after Republican declared9oiA.rAd 'TTuesday.iuwwIav A niriSMtrciu*few alsopIba thelf busiiiesses and industries. Aviai«r«i* * 1 that -year-old Pike aj>parently Mayor John Grant also con- ®®‘‘* Investors He has a brother, Paul, 2. grandchildren. The funeral will 66 U was reported. Senate GOP conterence, ttnd President William McKinleiy. Was Imposed Tuesday, Wednes- remained hesitant because died within hours of being part OLAP customers who wore there Ir aa yet no Indication of Dirksen worked hls way day and Thursday nights. curs with the • 10 drafts due ta seal-proof Goistriction be tomorrow at 8:16 a. m.ot the continuing uncertainty over the Boehm, Snsan Aime, daoiigllter ot Ernest and Dorothy Kenny-Luddy Funeral Home, 81 ed froth his wife after their au wlthout power ranged In num-: "'1’° " ’IH receive the Illinois ap- through school, spent two years • built to fit your wiidow upoilugs P tomobile got stuck in the desert Brallsfotd Boehm Jr., Firte Rd., RFD 1, Stafford Springs, She High St., New Britain, and at 9 ber■ from■ 6 to 100 at various pointment. a* the University of Minnesota Mayor ^ tional situations. ■ gr.I-g' '• t/gyl:'O' near the Dead Sea a week ago. was bom Aug. 14 at Rockvlile General HOspItB]. Her matemal a.m. In St. Mary Church. Burial times during the night he sold. Scott, who hod been deputy and one year at law school be- lift the tftate of emorgency ^**j?*^^ been a "There's no apparent Indica • all parts of window c o m out for easy cloaoing Police ruled out any possibil "We started taking calls at mlnorlty leader or whip, was .fore World War 1 Army service, comee after a tour she made of what ia known as grandmother la Mra. Chsi*les Brallsford, Cranston, R.I. Her pa will be In 81. Mary Cemetery. tion the Federal R^êrve is ternal grandparents ai'e Mr. and Mra. Ernest Boehm Sr., There are no calling hours. ity of foul play In Pike's death. about 7 p.m. and we finished at designated acting Republican He finished law school at night, the city Sunday nlsht rural Vernon’* for the paat 20 , . » listallatiii does oot affect prosoit stari wiidows SATISFACTION ASSURED I Last Saturday, Pike's under- about 1 o’clock. The call men lender offer Dirksen was hospi- He had an assortment of Jobs— Sunday night wai marked by h® has had the name ^^® Cranston, R.I. She has three brothers, DavU, 7, John, 6, and Stephen, . / ______m shorti were fowd not far from wore pretty busy," the CLAP tal'zcd. making wartilng machines. a few minor Incidents. S o w _ attached to hls ^°"®y ® *^‘ ^".’ “ “ "alyst 244 Arthur M. Behmidi business and club affillatl “ “ whole, poUce Mr. Schmalz was born Nov. compoimd the confusion, there **'® "indicates It may go tiAUNDRT after her husband collapsed and chief engineer. Wilson said the ®u®cesslon to the GOP hler- wrote more than 100 stories and labeled It "a normal Sunday" LUCA'S 1. Are your windows, tired, old, worn-out, and won't open; are they rot 3, 1887, son of the late Henry has got to be a better solution the 800 level and Mary Saenger Schmalz, In found a camp of road workers hospltal generator kicked In and “ rchy. five novels. None was ever pub- condlUons "fairly QUlet.’’ ^ “ J®"® SELF 81BVICE after walkin'): all night. llshed. At hls death, DlrK^n 1^® n»ay°r concurred., After ouUtaed In your let- ®8T®1p, and some investors are ting, warping, need painting, and puttying? Are they letting drafty, RockvlUe, and lived here all his ran for a while, "but then the Dirksen, who was elected to ter." he advised DeNoie. waiting tor It to do that and to life. He had been a seK-emplo(y- Pllie, a late comer to the cMy power came buck on and *’*“ *uurth Senate term less than was writing a book on a subject “ *°ur of both the north and dirty air in with a great lost of heat, and are generally unsi^tly and Eplsconal faith, was a contro School Board To Meet «ee whether It will hold at that Laundromat and ed grocer tor many years. After wo were all right again," Wilson ® y®ar ago. had suffered repeat- he had not <)lsclosed. south sections, she said: "The Epdlng a two-month respite level.” hazardous? closing his store, he was em versial figure much of‘his cleri said. Wilson reported no prob- ®** H'oesses, frequently requlr- Hls home was a rambling aeama to have returned to SCRUMS AVAILABLI cal life. Charges of heresy had from Its duties, Ove Board of "yii® Associated Press 60-atock 2. Homeowners everywhere are discovering that a TRU-SASH alumi ployed by the U. 8. Envelope lems from the outage. '"If *'<*'Pltalization. He blamed brick liouee on Oie Potomac. * normal condition.” Education wUl meet today at average at noon was off at been leveled at him by some of 1.6 DRY OEANING and TM0RM6 Co. In RockvlUe until his retlreT The police departm.nt report- '■“current komach and inteetl- River, near Leertaurg, Va., Several stores were boarded 7:30 p.m. at the office on Park 286.6, with Industrials off 2.6 num replacement window conversion affords maximum comfort and his associates. ed nottilng out of the ordinary, disturbances on tension. He about 80 miles from Washii^- “ P along North and South Main ment. Ho was a, member of St. to act on U3 contracts for rails off .9, and utilities off .6. « ■Wfrft f- convenience without a major remodeling and home improvement re but one Herald reporter wtio “ ’*® ““ ffered from a bleeding ul- ton. There he spent )Us s|miic and Albany Avenue. • T*N.OatNC Fayette Lodge of Masons, the new school personnel including Associated Drygoods Corp,, in e OPV CLCAN M C was traveling to Manchester ®**'’ ® P*nched nerve in Ids time gardening. The block llm- ______e LAUMOOv wnvicf pair project! 66 Club, and St. John's Episco ------______which a 127,000-share, block was from New Bedford, MassV said and emphysema, a lung oustno assigned Wm as a Senate pal Church In Vernon. Deaths in traded, led the New York Stock 3. TRU-SASH is a modern miracle house window, completely'insulated, Survivors Include his wife, the rain was so heavy (hat at ailment. leader a)nittled him to and from 174-17I SPtUCI sm iir—M A N C H B m He constantly puffed clga- the (Japltol. Exchange’s most-active Hat ott removes easily for inside the house cleaning and raises and lowers Mrs. Sarah Smith Schmalz; a one point, several cars had to Viet Cong Blow Up Train 1 at 44)4. (Near Oak aeiSM heat tha dpaitBMBla) The Nation pul! to the side of the road. rettes, tried to quit but never "I always wanted to be an ac- with no-stick fingertip control. son, Arthur H. Schmalz of Up Oils among the actives moetly per Montclair, N. J.; a brother, Judge Alexander HoUzoN suoceeded, often borrowed a tor,” Dirksen once said, and he smoke from a colleague, an aide was. The Senate was hls thea- were lower, with second most- ' Charles S. Schmalz of Sarasota. WASHINGTON (AP) — Judge Nine Hours After Truce active Occidental Petroleum ott Fla.; a sister, Mrs. dara Dirksen’s Death or a reporter. ter. Alexander -HoUxhoff, at 82 the (Continued lrof Hi»nr>* W. dam. stnictlonlani, and there was given a list of thing* to do. . costs—no ’’diroonnt.” today, “Segwlar Expertly shaped to cover existing Locke, who tHUisiHt «iw«y Si'iH em died Sunday of a heart attack. guarded corridor talk of an Paul G. Ducharme of RBD 4 rocket attacks on towns and ber 8. 1968. Th-m Nixon wings on eaal- 1. scheduled to appear In Man- outposts before dawn. American There are conditions when t can 7. V , "^®®f®™ Financial, ott ^ piioes” tomorrow! He was 61. Wilson, who wrote eventual attempt to displace toe window surfaces. Ahv^vfi vmillnir. happy Amt contt'nl. tile humor column "Potomac wiird for a look at Hurricane Chester (Jlrcult Court 12. Sepf. forces opened fire on two mov- atioot but I cannot dircivui them. ? Telepixnie ' No Tediiced special.” —no "temporary Loved and reepeclM wh(*rvvi*r ho CnmUle's path of ileatructlun leader. I have the authority to make the f ™e»raph. oK % at 6144; Ut- redactions” on PreoertpOon* to hire 8 29. In a companion case. Mar- *“ 8 enemy groups about 26 went. Fever,” started aa a corre isix years ago. almost to toe across Louisiana and MIsalastp- shall J. Qranberg, 20, of Bfort m Irs northwest of Saigon. declrton, to rtxwt or not to Industrie., o tt 1 at 4444- costoroers! Years will not darkvn or iihailowfi spondent In Washington In 1944. day. Dirksen was on toe Senate dim. Pl- LaudertoUe, Fla. was alro ar- With a state funeral roheduled shoot.” Weatlnghouse. ott 1 at 6644. • beautlAri memotitvi wi' have Ospt. Gra\ille Conway At Um mme thne, there I. never any hkn. o saddened by "oor, “ » Y ^ g the ^ for Kot- ^ charged with breach *or Ho on Wednertlay, the Viet The Viet Cong denounced toe ’ ^ * “ P 44 at 6. ' compromise In service or quality! WESTBTELD, N.J. (AP) — (kutly MUaimI, Inhii*’^''''’ o f^ n a te Re- "®f.^‘ of peace and Intoxication. He Cong had anxHinced that Ito Saigon government's rejection Z f '*^*''® Jower. Mo- Capt. Granville Conway, presi publlian limited nuclear ,, scheduled to aRiear In forces would stop fightingI fromirom 9* ff*® ceeee-flre and declared '"Ixed, with Ford and Wife and Frilly I YOU OfeT OUR LOWEST dent of the 'Ooimiopolttan Ship Dirksen there will be an treaty^ ^ ^ Mancherter Circuit C ^ 12. 1 a.m. today until 1 a.m. Ttaurs- *f and the United State, had Motors up fractions, In Memoriam ping Oo. and director of the War Immediate gap In the Presl- He had not, Dirksen said, lost day. South VietnarosM Presl- revealed more clearly than ever ® f™cUon, and ■ PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE In lovln'Îna memory, II of rny hue* We DeUver band. Wyiiam PhllUtw. who {MeetM Shipping Administration during dent’s schedule. The regular ftlUi of hls President. Take ^chard A Robbins 32 ofof - dent...... Nguyen...... Van ...... Thieu...... official-, warmongering, FaMtst. ' Motors unchanged. YKAB . . . AND YOU SAVE Otden Accepted for Lmo thw i • Windofre away Sept 8. and after World War H, Died êsday morning meeting with one little step with •ome h o^ Lakevtew Dr.. Coventr^ w i. ar- ly refurod on Sunday to join In barbarous faca" .. electronics, uUU- ■ THROUGHOUT THE Evdywhere ties . Saturday at age n . In 1944, Republican congrenUonal lead- Md rome faith, ’ he urg^ In toe verted shortly after midnight isrorUng that the enemy had vl- m eui. and chemicals ‘ YEAR . . . ON ALL TOUR When ties ol^ love are broken. ers was canceled (amlllaV. organ-tone voice. The ’"nse United Stats, and their mostiv EASY CUMT TERMS AttAN«E0 And loved ones have to iian. while arotgned to the U.8. Em Saturday and charged with olated every previou. henchmen have — — •—.1 ' It leaves a wound that hover Nixon called Dirksen a "great Senate did. gone egetoat \ ' PRESCRIPTION NEED8- And also a broken hfert. body In London, Conway had breach of peace, relating an fire. the Micred aapiratiena ot all the ®®"*ultneratee. a m k ^ COMPLETELY INSTALLED \ _____ 1. _\ I But looking back with memories. chtrge of more than 4,000 Anverican -c- a legislator of He was a key man In the pM- officer and failure to submit to Reliable informant. Mid \ Upon the path we trod matchless skUU, and my warm sage of toe sweeping (Jivll Vietnamese people and the peo- ^ 25, and ‘ We bless the yearn we snared aith WSA-controlled vessela Uutnigh- fingerprinting. Thieu acted agalprt the advice pie of the world." aaid the, Viet _^J«m oo.V ought was o f f 1 4 4 ’ TRY US AND SEE him. out the world. personal friend." Rights Aot of 4964, and again And leave the rest to God. Kenneth Beaumont, 29, of of the U.S. Bmbany. He appar Oong Radia "Hiatory srOl coo- • TRU-SASH (MMl D ept) In hls oKlce at the Western when Congress dealt with voting Pine Lake Shores. Coventry was ently was talked into modifying rights a year later. Tliose were ------, ----- — , ------detnn and curse them . . . Our “ *® American Stock Ex- « SO Chifce HiU Ave. Wife and am A 1 nr^ White House compound Nixon charged with breaking and his stand at a meeting early tills people ww determined to organ- AlMka Alrllnea was the * Steaford, Ceoa. huddled Sunday with tils chief toe days when the Dsmocratlc entering without permtarton and morning 'arlth acting ftmhaan ize aolemnty Chairman Ho*, fri- ’u®*f'*ctive tamie, up 44 gt U 44 "c^fTitanks AbOUt 1 OWll WlUte. Houte sent emmlasarles PlezM iMve your reptwatouve atertnet adviser on national security, larceny; Florence M. Bleraow- dor Samuel Berger and Oen. natal evsiyWere, in the coun- moat-active Aaamera ^ ITie family of LolaWUllsnu wiithrs The Eighth District Fire De nkkgertcto. oost-free eetlOMto. . to extend their hesnfolt ihiuik* lo Henry A. Klatnger. They were to Ills ornate, office oK toe San- aki. Wood. Lane. Coventry eras Oeighton W. Abrams, com- tryslde as wall as In the dO M *®® ®ff X at 2S. their dear friends, relstlvps end partment will meet tonight at looking at all aspect, of toe at' floor, when the terms of cru nelihbora for their undersUutdlns charged with brMoh of the mander of U.8. forcea In Viet- "AU Nedonal liMratlan 4raa oH 44 ,t 804r . NAMU symixuhy and many kindnesses dui^ 7 at fire headquarters. Main three-day cease-fire Jforth Viet cial legislation were drafted be- peace and Intoxication. Both ar- nam. Front force* are alwayt TigUant f^**«>*’ Oorp., oft 144 u 8au- • tiiS the rraont bereavement In ihe and Hilliard St. immediately nam ordered in commemoration leath the crystal chandelier loss of Ihelr beloved dauzbter-ln-law rest, were made Friday and Prertdebt Nixon Is undtr con- and are tMdy to p «"««»« aevsrs- Banff QU. off 44 w - and sister-ln-law. following the department meet of Its dead president. Ho (Jhl there. both persona ’’ars Mhedulsd to riderahle prsasur* in the Unltsd ly the Untied States and Ita Bucking the downtrend Atlae * ...... ■...... ing, there will be a meeting of Mlnh-Hi ceaM-flre South Viet All the while, Itowever, hie appear In Manchester (3rcult States to use Ho’s death amt the henchmen for acts violating the Consolidated g 'mnnn I LesHe X. WUIIoms Hose Oo. 1 at p.m. LstFem Williams 8 nam rejected. Republican oratory was un- Court U, Sept. n . csaaaflrs aa an opportunltjr to cease firs ortter." miner', was up 144 at 6644 '■ AT THE PARKAOE -> WEST MDOU TPKE. 2 7 4 - 8 8 0 8 OTT PHOMS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY^ SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN

tMs scientific age. I’ve evolved Arabs Pinpoint War a scheme, however, to make Modern Laundering sure the time spent standby wash watch isn’t completely wasted. Manchester's Oldest A Torture’to Israel Boggles the Intelleet . I set tip the ironing board •By HAL, MOCLintE near the madtlne.and' when :(’m with Finest herd its serviceable warplanes B r JOT tnnouuET now have to stand 1^ with a not Involved with chemical anal , Awoolated Ptcm Writer because of the embargo. When / / TEL AVrV, Israel (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) — Ehrentu- stopwatch, an Instruction book ysis or the addition of a multi Israel gets more of the F4 Phan tude of liquids and solids in The Arab states may call it a lUy it will all conne out in the let, a texdle manual for Judging Facilities tom jets now bejig delivered by the type of fabric Involved, a proper sequence, Fm profitsMy / '■ “ battle of Oesttny” but (or the the United States, the air force wash. But today's laundress Israelis It is a version of the wa microscope for determining the employed: I use the time to can then hit more difficult Arab needs a degree In riiemistry to ter torture—a drop^by-drop ero nature of the various stains and press my husband’s 'wash and targets. make sure it does. sion attempt against the human a whole shelf full of lotions and wear Shirts. The record ehows that Israeli Where ooce a daah of soap element that Is the foumtetion of potions to add to the wash water warplanes and commandos was all it took for a white Mon the Jewish state. at stated intervals. have never struck at targets vi day, now there's a bewildering For nearly 2% years, Arab ar Blue Monday riiares Its color tal to the Arab economies, with array of detergents, water con scheme these days with every We*re a» mies €uid guerrilla groups have the possible exception of the ditioners, brighteners, bhielngs, been pinpricking Israel with al other hue of the rainbow. Oreen, near as huge oil complex at Suez. bleaches, fabric softeners, siz pink, yellow and polka-dot pow most daily flre.tghts, ambushes, “ We simply are not going to ing agents, enayme soakers and ders, granules, liquids, pellets your minings, artillery and mortar tolerate even seven or eight cas- ttnlahes. barrages. and giant-size pills have all got ualt'es a week along the Suez Oh, rn t not suggesting that ten into the washday act. telephone The Israelis answer in Idnd— Canal indefinitely," says one we housewives go back to "They come not only In a varie usually demanding an extra qualified squrce. "We have been Engagement pounding the dirty clothes on a ty of brilliant shades, but also in pound or two of flesh. limited dn our response against FREE The engagrement of Miss Jean rock at the netghboihood every type of container—in box But the perennial conflict and Egyptian targets. We won't be •tream. I don’t even urge that es, cans, bottles, squeeze-plas St/ bloodshed take their toll psycho Carol Rimosukas of Poquonock DELIVERY In the future.” to Jeffrey Roger Tyburski of we return to the galvanized tics, aerosols and premeasured We were very well pleased wtltKaU^ logically. Death and Injury still The Arab countries directly waahtub and corrugated scrub portions. I hdt the Israelis hard. Manchester has been announced involved in hostilities with Is board. Their effectiveness in the me aspMts of the funeral. Many fore:gn visitors and by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tour order for drug needs rael ended a summit conference John Rimosukas of Poquonock. But I do kx>k back with nostal chanical waahtub Is apparently even some diplomats are asking sad oosmelfos will be taken in Cairo last Wednesday, calling Her fianc'e Is the son of Mr. gia to the good old days when linked up In some way to thf (From our files of letters) if the Israelis, who place such a care o f immediately. on all Arab states to mobilize and Mrs. Edward Tybur of 118 you ooidd tfarow*the contents of brevity and nonsense vahie of high value on the lives of their their resources for what they Prospect 8t. the laundry hamper Into a ma their name. Ihclualon of such citizens and soldiers, won't fold called “ the coming battle of Miss Rimosukas is present chine, push a few buttNew York City. other cup of coffee. efficacy of the product. 167 MAIN ST;—MS-SSSl The Israelis give an unquali said they would fight in the She grraduated from Central In order to employ all the lat It takes time and patience to fied no. front lines against Israel but the CXmnecUcut State College in est scieoUflc laundry, aldz, I perform washday miracles in Preaorlptlan Pharmacy What options do they have? rest of the Arab world, includ 1M8. They can strike back, at ing the oil states, ^ ou ld share Mr. Tyburski is an engineer G tempting again to win such a the costs. at Chandler Evans, Inc. In sweeping victory over the Arab The Israeli Foreig^n Ministry West Hartford. He graduated states that peace will be forced promptly labeled the summit from the. University of Hart on the losers. talks a "council of war" which ford in 1967 and did graduate Or they can keep on suffering would s^ngthen ■ Israel’s re work at Rensselaer Polytechnic daily casualties and striking solve to further buttress its se Institute. back harder than they were hit. curity along the cease-fire lines The wedding is planned for One line of thought here goes until peace comes. December. WHOSE PRICES ARE BEST? this way: Most Israeli military tMnkers Time is oh lErael’s side. TTie believe no general Middle East longer the Arabs delay any gen war is imminent. But they are Today in History eral attack, the more Israel can uncertain about next year or the BE THE JUDGE... COMPARE! strengthen Its air force, presum year after. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ably somewhat crippled by the And m ost-^ aelis realize that Today la Monday, Sept. 8, the French embargo of aircraft a garrison ^te, buffeted by 251st day of 1969. There are 111 parts and Mirage fighter planes, raids and terrorism from within days left in the year. the backbone of the air arm. and without, could bleed to Today’s Highlight In History The air force has had to shep death. On this date in 1564, a Spanioh expedition landed at what is now St. Augustine, Fla., and founded the first permanent Eu Love Can Bridge ropean settlement In North America. On Thla Date In 1664, Peter ^ y v e s a n t sur The Generation Gap rendered New Amsterdam to ALTON, ni. (AP) — Two dry,’’ Terry, 18, murmured. the British. groups of society’s castoffs— He’s in for sniffing glue. In 1760, Wisconsin, formerly controlled by France, became Juvenile delinquents and the The laundry may be more strenuous, but you don’t have to English territory. aged mentally Infirm—have work with people who soil them In 1855, the Crimean War end been brought together at AHon selves, who are Incompetent, or ed. State Hospital in an experiment adio are misshapen. In 1883, construction of the one. man thinks can help both. “ Well, It pays better than the Northern Pacific Railroad was J. Robert Russo, an associate laundry." completed with the driving of professor of psychology at But the pay Is the same for the last spike near Garrison, Southern. lUlnols Unlverslty-Eid- both. Mont. wardsvllle, bases his belief mi Finally Terry gave his real In 1900, a death toll of 6,000 the good feeling a person gets reason. was counted in a hurricane and from helping. “I guess," he said slowly, tidal wave which smashed the ’Those involved ture 20 teen softly, "I could try and make an Galveston, Tex. area. age boys from Pere Marquette impression and act the way they In 1934, the luxury liner Morro State Boys’ Camp, a minimum- think I’m supposed to, but I’m Castle burned off the New Jer security reformatory, and elder- doing it because I like it.’’ sey coast, with a loss of 184 ly patients at Alton ^ t e . One of the boys tried to talk a lives. *'Sw|Mr-Rlglit*’ CKi«llly AU Russo asks the boira to do man in a com er of the ward Into Ten Tears Ago Is help the hospital staff, to getting out of bed and joining The federal Commission on CENTER SLICES , work with the patients howevijur other patients. A few minutes Civil Rights reported that many they can. after the boy left, the old man Negroes were being denied the Spaeitlly SaieetMl “ The basic concept has two got up and walked to the front right to vote. Five Tears Ago Beef Liver parts,’’ the 35-year-old professor of the ward. explained. ‘‘The first part Is "He doesn’t have anybody to Uruguay broke off diplomatic that human beings behave in a taHc to," the boy said, nodding relations with Cuba, leaving QUICK PROZIN way they’re expected to behave. his chin at the old man. “ I re Mexico and Canada the only Ebcpect a guy to be irresponsible member when I was In the Jo Western Hemisphere nations Foraierly and he’ll be Irresponsible. Ex liet reception center. I didn’t recognizing the Castro govern ment. pect a guy to be responsible and have anybody to talk to. I just firetBlaN Nililiit you increase the likelihood that looked at the four walls. These One Tear Ago Turbot Rllet he will be. guys ... I remember how It Israel and the United Arab "The other half has to do with felt." Republic fought a costly four- hundreds and hundreds of good jobs the positive feeling a person It doesn’t surprise Russo that hour artillery ' duel across the gets about himself when he the kids can’t fiilly explain their cease-fire line at the Sues Canal. knows he’s helped someone else. commitment to these old people. It’s a normal human response. "That part where they break oft We want to Increase personal Is what I’m talking about," he .. .for both experienced' responsibility plus provide the said. "It’s such a deep feeling BANK CREDIT positive feeling of helping anoth that there’s really no way to ex ^ras.abeut yeui WBifely CniBBi M iR f TiBBB laly er human being. press it. The word that comes CARDS ACCEPTED “ This is going to improve the closest Is human love and self-concept of the delinquent. that’s not a word these kids ARTHUR ORUfi CHECK Q COMPARE L and inexperienced peopie Up to this point In his life, the use.” delinquent has been told by oth er people he’s no good. Our Suharto Said Revamping whole correctional process ts meant to tell him this. He’s re- Hu Military Command m ov.^ from society and ex- JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Ued.’^' President Suharto Is reported RENT The Department of Health, reorganizing his military com HERE ARE SOME OF THE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE HOW! Eklucatlon and Welfare’s office mand along the lines of' the U.8. V « GOOD JO B S . ■ ■ hundreds of good jobs of education granted $9,998 for a Joint Chtete of Staff in a move one-year experiment. It’s a to to consolidate his control of In A CAR? . . . are now available at the Connecticut plants of Pratt & ■ Mechanics ■ Oilers ■ Electricians ■ Electronic Servicemen ken, really. As far as the office donesia's armed forcea. ■ Machine Operators ■ Welders ■ Lathe Operators ■ Boring Ma of education knows,'Russo said, Sources said the' plan, to be Whitney Aircraft. So broad are Jhe needs that almost anyone this is the first experiment of Its announced In the next month, chine Operators ■ Tool and Die Makers ■ Experimental Machinists Wnd. It began In July. ■ - will put. men loyal to Suharto in with machining, assembly or inspection experience will find the top p o ^ . W HY PAY r.lOF^E l o o k ? s a v e 20 ■ Assemblers ■ Testers ■ Inspectors ■ Trainees in Production and It began simply. Russo just an attractive opening. asked the 50 kids at Pere Mar The present four-star com Experimental Departments . . . and many, many more! quette for volunteers. Fewer manders of the army, air force than 10 refused. The boys ’al and navy will be replaced by ready were being transported to three-star officers who will be Why Not! the hoapiUl, located about 25 known as chiefs of staff. The HERSHEY BARS miles from St. Loids, to do me present army commander, Oen. We have foUy equipped East Hartford, W illow Street nial jobs in the ldtct;en.. and Maraden Panggagean, a hew cars for rent by the Inexperienced? There are opportunities for if more convenient. . . laundry. Russo Just clutoged staunch Suharto man, will be-, day, week or month, at their jobs. come defense minister while Lt. very reeaonable rates! W in ALMONRS ii JANE PARKER 24oz. Middletown, Aircraft Road Part of the experiment la to\p*"- Kartakasumah, a box you, too. Depending on your interests, aptitudes and qualifi member of the defense council, When your car is tied up 5eSIZE-11/1Sn.lart RiplarrSizt Pkf see (.what effect the casual com for settee or repairs, or cations, a number of training courses with full pay are avail North Haven, 415 Washington Avenue pany of youth has on the pa will get the new post of secre G > tary-general of the Defense Min when you need an addi- Southington, West Queen Street tients. The boys were to act as able. Length of training can vary from introductory training nuraes' aides, more or less, istry, equivalent to chairman of tional'car . . . helping c a r e -fw the patients the U.8. Joint Chiefs of Staff. CHECK Q COMPARE of three weeks up to 3 or 4 years. And all with full pay. and keep them company. Suharto will continue to be su CALL But the youths quickly decid preme commander of Indone So, visit one 6f our plants. Find out for yourself about the All are open Monday through Friday 8, A.M. to 4:45 P.M. ed for themselves they wanted sia's armed forces. He also has Tuesday Evening until 8 P.M.—Saturday 8 A.M. to 12 noon to do moi^. been ^ense minister since he challenging future, the good wages, and the many attractive They learned the operational suiqilanted President Sukarno 643-5135 MARSHMALLOW AUNT JEMIMA nearly three.years ago. framework of the hospital and — 19ICIALIFICIAL OFFIR OFFER , .. .. .BANOID BANDED benefits of an Aircraft job.-._ worked srWhln It to get from The only commander not those they considered leas seri scheduled to be changed is the ously ill to those they felt really commander of the police, a |C ^ PANCAKE M IX -2 lb. BOX both needed their attention. paramilitary force. He is Gen. iars ji ;i PANCAKE SYRUP-12 oz. BOT. ’T thought it would be very Imam Hungen Sanoso; depreaaing to them (the klda), 2 but apparently It hasn't," said Pratt & Whitney Rircraft \. WUma Kincade, ward nurse. “I I V think it’s helped the patients. They all tend to get Jike each k GLOBE MOHAin other becauee they're old. I u shtiik youth etimulsCee theih." ’ Tiwrsl S inks Ask the fcidB srhy they took on 90S MAIN STREET BROTHERS the respczisibillty and they have dUflcutty axplalning. ’nieir fifst 643-2165 answer usually Is cynical or An Equal Opportunity Employer glib, but not honest Press them A ■ - //■ . and tbsy a | u u g thstr shouMsss or esy ‘T doon know.” 1 7 ■ M cm affeettv* riirv TweeUey, Sapt. Oik ki ikh Caaiatawky o«Mi Vkki{[iy. Wa raaarva ika rlflM la laiH eeaitHHaa. y ■ •■**s the

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PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTf®. CONN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 Section Two MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 V A MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 '>ents in A rm s Talks S t a r . Suburban Qub dlanrlr^Btrr lEnnting llrralD Pages 13 to 24 -By C L A Y R, POLLAN- ARIU To Taste Food TV-Radio Tonight Nader’sHaiders initiation of the Income tax to M ay F inally UIRA Brook;' caiailes H. Lefanan, really recommend to Oongress MAR. 31 JK . Your Dally Aitirlty Guid» ' Manchester Ooliimbia; Suzanne C. Noble, Win a Rouhi baalc tax reform." APR. 19 I' According lo Iho Sian. O f Other Lands 013-7-2M2 To develop message for Tuesdoy, s a 82 CreeAwood Dr.; Robert J. WOTO WASHINGTON (AP)I“S — ih ftter- . i „ . * . , Be Started 366546-59(= Hospital Notes ThreeAgencies in Area iS^J7-47-71 reod words corresponding to numbers 6572-78 V A sampling of foreign^foods Television ^^®4®*Bon, 47 Lstneas St.; Micfaael PINTO, P eivla JBterMtad state Commerce Commisstoiix A b kCu TAURUS o f your Zodiac birth sign. is on the agenda for the first E. FogUo. 183 Bfancb S t; Rob WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. SCORPIO 6:00 (3) Burke's Law (312) Truth or Oonaequences In NaicoUcz TTootment Or- niembers are to atop accepting \ T o A id G o v e r n m e n t ^ APR.20 1 A 31 Bo 61 Day oa.23 fall meeting of the Suburban (322) Ifike Douglas / (30) HunUmr-BrMtliy vnm No ■ocBs erta T. Kingabuiy, RFT> 2, River ganiBotkn Bih-, la now open Get Mental Health Funds officials expect some sort of an MAY 20 2R«ly 32 Much 62 A (10) Ben Caeey . (24) Folk (lultar Rd.. Coventry; Beibette A. free hotel rooms and transporta- WA^HmCTON (A Pi _ The 3N«w< 33 A 63 For NOV. 21 Womens’ Oub of Verncm, El (12) David Frost * (10) Alfred Hitchcock luteruiedlite Oaie Hetni Monday throin^ Wedneaday The requeeta rt three area swer from the Soviet Union dur 6-18-21-38 Underdog 7:30 (133332^ A Country Has- Warren, e Murray Rd., Wan- other agencies to oonUmie its Uon from trucking and raUroad P resid en t^ the U.S. Chamber l-/42-3a66 4 Lov^ 34 O f 64 For (18) pHvate, neon-S pjn., and 4 p-m. eveninga, t M to iO, In the agencies for mental health pro ing the opening days of the UN 5 0 n « 35A blo 65 Eotior lington and Tolland. The group (20) FUm penliw t)*ng. program in oosnmunity mental groups, says the agency’s chair- Commerce'says, "If business .(30)___ Munsters (24) D riving end Drugs 8 p jn .; pehrato idmiis, 18 ajii.. bottom Boor of the WiUionu OIMINI 6 Stick 36Sup9rlon 660p#rollon wiU meet at 7 p.m. at the Ver Alao, Mr*. Marie D. Rnitifia gram ftuute were approved by health. - General Assembly on starting 7 Won't 37 To SAOITTARIUS '(40) G illigan's blond (8-40) The Avengers 8 pjn., aai 4 p2n.-S p.iii. Building ot S t Maty’s Eipia- man. I"®" Ignore theiie., recent pleas r® may 21 67 Flow tr 5:30 (13) Leave It to Beaver (12) Gunsmoke the State Department of Men In this program, part-time Virginia Mae Brown has Is- government fpf'ciwperatlon the long-awaited-American-Rus- 8 Your 38 Your 68 Tripe NOV. 22 non Congregational Church. (40) Truth or Consequencee 8:00 (24) BVenoh Chef Pedlatilcs: Parenta'”!dlowed oopal Church on Porte S t JUNf20 9 Contact 39 Luck 69 Lock tal Health. The Public Health psychologists and psyddatrlats sian nuclear arms control talks. DEC. 21 Each member is to bring a (20) Scope (132322-30) Jack P a a r and a «y tfane except noon-3 p.m .; An ex-addict, a parent of a sued a memorandum directing counsel, it will be a griev- ^24-34-39-41 10 Only 40 ti 7 0 Your (8) Stump the Stars his Lions Nursing Association rt Man ■will be able to meet with re- all the ICC offlciaU to pay for error." Secretary of State WlUiam P. 11 Conditions 41 May 71 Uking .9-14-2343(>v special dish of foreign origin 6:46 (24) Friendly Giant 8:80 (340) Guns of WUl Sonnett oOiera, 3 p.m.-8 pan. ® ®*-: « " • drug user, and a professional chester, the Rockville PubUc T»43-70-74 12 Don't preaentatives rt police, welfare, Rogers plans to fly to Newi York 42 Bow 72 To 155680.5'^ for an International Tasting 6:00 (8-8-10-12-40) News. Sports. (12) H ere's L w ^ Self Serrioe: It a.m.-3 p.m., counselor are on hand to talk all their expenses themselves,It Jenkln LJoyd Jones, also pub- CANCIR 13 Will 4 3 H tip 73 Romonco (24) NETT Jourm t Health Nursing Aosociation, and cJeigy, League of Women CAPRICORN Weather 4 pjn.-8 p". -7. Boauheu, East Hart- to anyone en an anonymoua was learned Sunday. Usher of the Tulsa Tribune, said Sept. U, the eve of the aasemMy JtA JUNE 31 14ThoM ^ Friondf 74 Finoncof Bee. A business meeting will (22) Highlights 8:00 (312) Jta y ie rry R . F. D. the South Wtneksor Board of Voters, women’s clubs, the opening, for meetings with other 15 Upon 45 W ill 75 Or DEC. 22 follow the supper at which time (24) U lsteroger's Nelghtwr- (132322-3()) Monday Night ..Intensive Caro and Ooianairy ? * '* ’ ®*®'’®*i A Colbath, 14 baaia. th e phone number la An examination of travel remarks prepared for a ^ JUIY32 16 Probobly the Movies Educatkm received a total of school department and town 46 Protxibly 76 Slow A JAN. 19 hood 64S-2S00. vouchers for the commissioners Washington speech today, foreign ministers, includli^ 17AViy 47 Your 77 Into 38 new members will be in- (20) Bat Uasterson (8) Monday Night Movie Can: Inunediato fiunUy only, **™- Benrlco S. $5,000 of the $24,400 in g ^ U |Sl 1-17-25-33 (18) D ella Reese Show government. They will help disclosed some have been trav- "cussing the government is fun, Russia’s Andrei A. Gromyko. ISCIOM 48Wond«rful 78 PlooM 2-131520if' troduced to the club. (18) I f y Favorite Martian anytime, UmHed to live 3 n - Ef***®^’ Lmnrt PL; Douglas approved for IS .organizations i>^1-7681-88 19Good 49 Roipontlv* 79 Social 446383848 (30) McHale's N avy Tile Outcasts theee pubHc servants to haiMlle Aides anticipate Rogers will ■84R- 9:30 Family Affair alas. w . George Jr., South Windsor; eling for years at the expense of w® see on eveiry hand areas uo 20Trl«d 50 Of 80 You New members include Mrs. 0:06 (40) Rawhide ii.; In the Greater Hartford area. any mental health problems have his first talk with Gromy 21 To 51 Llttlo AQUARIUS (24) L o m e and Film Matomity: Fathers, 11 a.m- Peltier, Box 286, LaJoe- transportation associations and where cooperation makes a lot, 81 Or Alfred Adams, Mrs. Michael 6:30 (312) W alter Cronklte 10:00 ____ The Slntrem These organizationa sent In the(y encounter. JULY 23 22ld«n 52 Through JAN. 20 (8) Evening News V t M pan., and p.m.-8 Coventry; Joseph W. some lawyers who practice be of sense.' ko by Sept. 20—and they expect 82 Of Aude, Mrs. Richard Bearse, (18) News Rppllcatlons describing the na ADO. 22 23Who'rs 5 3 A 83 Avoid fEs!lS (20) FUm (40) Dick Cavett Show Charles Warner, superinten fore the regulatory board. a "yes," "no” or "give us more (132260) Huntley-Biinkley p.m.; oOiers, 3 p.m.-4 pjn., and K®*>’tasky, jis N. Sdiooi St. Police Log "There has recently been an -53-54 24 Bit 54 Hoppy 84 Sfrongort Mrs. Jack Bonomo, Mrs. 10:30 (18) What’s Line ture of their propooed mental dent, says thes?e is no other time” response then on Presi 25 B« 55 To 65 FinorKlolly 4- 513K Charies Brock, Mrs. Lucius (24) What's New 11:00------(31312-22WN o lews •588 pun.-8 p.m. H®Ie*i Shu and Commissioners deny the prac increased warmth on the part of &W-64-73 26 B« 31-49-37 (18) Dick Van Dyke health programs last year to agency in South Windaor to ful dent Nixon’s bid to begin ythe 56 A ssitt B6Sornothlng Carter, Mrs. James Ciolemim, (20) Sea Hunt . Age Limits: 10 in maternity, Stom; Mis.. Rose tice had influenced their think the great government bureaus VIROO 2 7 COUM 57 Today 87 Dociilon PISCIS 6:45 (30) News (18) nfovie the <3apttol Region . Mental fil this function. strategic arms parley. 28 Could 5 8 0 o y 7:00 (18) M ovie 11:30 (102322-30) Tonight IS in other areas, no limit in Dyer and son, 97 Vem- ing, decisions, or constituted a toward the idea of enlisting AU0.23 88 Dull fEB. 19 Mrs. Frank DeTolla, Mrs. Mel Thomas Lyncdi, 17, of Wap- Health Planning Committee. Other groups to recetve funds The Kremlin’s failure to reply 29 Confusion 59 Bo 89 Gothoringf vin Eagle«jn, Mrs. David Fal- (18) To Tell The Truth (8-40) Joey Bishop self-service. Dr., Vernon Mi*. Aiuia C. , . conflict of interest. groups of cftlzena, and particu SEPT. 22 30 It 60 And 90 Worthwhilo MAR. 20 (3) After Dinner Movie (312) Merv Griffin _____ Lord and dai«fater Now Rd. plng, charged with rtKÛftliigrtK^liftiiig This committee, one of 14 in in the Greater Hartford area In- so far to Nixon’s noUce of U.S. by, Mrs. Romeo Garrison, Mrs. (22-30-40) News 1:00 (33133340) News Questions over the practice larly members of the business 1-435663 the state, reviewed the appUca- ciu ^ Bloosnfield Mental Heatth readiness to start the talks as of _ ,^ G o o d Advene ^^Neutdl- 12-27-29-524 Joseph Giorgio, Mrs. Roger SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LIS'nNGS The adntfnietratlon reminde 1- Tolland; Afee. Donna l ! with were raised after consumer ad community, in Joint efforts to 27637579-89 6269-82-87 i Uohs and then submitted them Commission, $0,000; Cooperative last July 31—given to Soviet Glann, Mrs. Anthony lamonaco, viattorB Omt with otmatractioa ®«vans and son. East Hartford, r ® ***®” vocate Ralph Nsuler and a ward solving problems.” ------pertdng apace to ------Treasure City this weekend. to the State Department of Special Services Center, 0800; Anatoly F. Dobrynin on June Mr*. Ernest Holt, Mrs. Gordon way, ._____ „ „ group of young lawyers working Jones cited governmei^t-busl- Radio Ihutted. l^ t o r a are asked te Court date Sept. 23. Mental Health. Glastonbury Vlatting Nurse Aa- 11—has surprised and puzzled ministration conducted Ite own Johnson, Mrs. Louis KeroEuik, with him for the summer pried ness cooperation in such areas bate in Washington and to see (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 16 bear with the hospital addle th4 Library Stressed The Public Health Nursing soclatlcn. $1,400; Town rt Gran as training the unemployed, im administration officials. review of potential Implications what the United States doc* in Mrs. William Lee tind Mrs. _ ■••• -ae Harold Llak, of 801 Association rt Manchester re by, $3,400; Hartford RehabUUa- into the files of the IQ^ and oth David Leonard. minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) pnridng iptiblem extols. er government agencies. proving vocational programs, U.S. sources said new word of the talks. testing multiple-headed nuclear Ijuailty Keaaing Main St, charged with breach ceived 0000 for Its etaff Educa tion Center, Inc., $3,300. , and the effort to devise new has been received from Moscow On June 20, Nixon told a news missiles. Also, Mrs. M. A. Marciano, WBCH—OIS 6:26 Strictly ^>ort8 ~ of peace, in coimectlon with a tion program. These funds will Also. Rocky Hill InterChurch that Dobrynin, who had been ex Mrt-. Thomas Mason, Mrs. :00 Hartford Highlights 6:36 Afternoon Edition Patients Today; House COP Leader building techniques for low cost conference the administration —The international situation :00 News 7:00 Accent 69 ______The "bookworm” that grow threat he allegedly mode pay a paychologlet for a month tfouncdl. .01,400; Simsbury Visit pected to return from home con- :00 Gaslight 7:20 David Brinkley housing. was completing its review and generally, or some part of It Charles Medlin, Mrs. Robert ADMITTED 8ATUTOAY: Da- on the laige bulletin board in againot a neighbor’s property. ly course in family relsUon- ing Nurse AssocioUen, $000; Backs New Tax Bill . suHatlons last summer with the Moakler, Mrs. Ronald Montesl, 12 00 Quiet Honrs 7:30 News o f the World Rogers had told Dobrynin “ we such as Vietnam or the Middle W PO P— 141S 7:46 Red Sox v a I i ^ l a ^ ■vld C. Wiley, 79 Niles Dr.; Ray- the Junior Room of Mary Ciourt date Sept. 22. ahlps. Went Hartford Mental Health Capital Quote Soviet reirfy, has again been de Mrs. Richard Noel, Mrs. Her 5:00 I>anny Clayton 10:25 Joe Garagkila WASHINGTON (A P) — The have set July 81 os a torget date East issue, hits convinced Soviet mond J. SidUvan Sr., 6 Broad Cfoeney Library had 97 multi- ______MIh BvwMne Penlland, right, SouOi Maachetttor High School According to Mrs. Stanley Commission, 01,800; and layed by ill health. But the bert Pederson, Mrs. Frederic 3:00 Dick Heatnerton 10:30 Nlghtbeat House Republican leader says "Some now things are hap for the beginning of talks." leaders they should go slow on »:00 Bill Love 11:00 News, Weather BL; Mr*. Eltoabeth Sgro, 73 colored segments added to Its George Murdock, 26, of 21 1919 O a ss Claas of 1919 valedlotoriaa, welcomea three reared teacher* Bates, supervisor of the nurs Wethesfleld Hoard rt Education pening"—Vice President Spiro Americans suspect the delay Pereira, Mrs. Robert Plaza, L:00 O a iy Girard 11:20 Sports ^ n a l Devon Dr.; Oiarles V. Rudolk, anatomy when the summer Glenwood St. ch a ig^ with 01.800. he backs the House-passed bill, The President indicated be ex disarmament talks. WINF—mO 12:00 Other Side o f the D ay of that era to the daSa’e BOth reunion. From left, Mtob Ctorrle ing asaoclatkK;, the course will ‘1. Agnew, in what is construed has been due to more than the Mrs. Richard Poudrier, Mrs. 5:00- News RiElD 4, Box 82A, Coventry; reeding game ended at the end making unnecessary noise with ^Datord, Latin. 1914-84; Mlaa EUaabeth Otoon. methemaacs, help prepare her staff for an but he has stopped short of crltl- pected the talks would be under —The committee leadership In as a hint that progress is being ambassador’s recurring stom William Rice, M » . RJehard 5:10 Uncle Jay Eugene G. Rosat, 189 Oak St.; of August, Miss Meuion Jesse- a motor vehicle. Court date Has Reunion 1910-83; and Miss Marlon Washburn, mutoc director, 1918-33. enlarged maternal and child ciziiilg~.Nixon administration pro way by Aug. 18. Mbscow is divided and unable to 1:00 News posals Which would alter the made toward a Vietnam peace. ach ailment. Roberts, Mrs. Richard Rolfe. 5:10 Waiter Cronklte Mrs. Barbara A. Rohan, 95 man,- children’s librarian, i«- Sept. 32. (Herald phete by Buceivictui.) health program. Public Records -Since then, the Soviets have undertake new foreign affEdrs 5:25 Harry Reasner LET us PRICE measure considerably. Delays have been displayed Mrs. Ronald - Sanborn, Mr*. Autumn St.; lb s . Eatoabetti C. ported. ______The passage of a haU cen Staffs of other nursing agen Warrantee Deed Capital Footnote continued to avow Interest In Initiedives. 5:30 Sports, News Rep. Gerald F'ord of Michigan by both superpowers before and Donald TeSelle, Mrs. Joseph Lowell Thomas YOUR NEXT Newcomb, Gross St., Coventry; (Jhlldren selected books from Frederick Goltra, 22, of Ver- tury did not appreciably dim at cies, hoepitals and professional Albrook Construction Oorp. to ha-vlng the disarmament discus 700 were granted dlplomaa. The said, "I basically support the Some 500 people staged a since former President Lyndon Toczydlowski, Mrs. Joseph 1:00 Speak Up Hartford Semuel Kravllz, 410 B. Center "Joy . . , Just for You” lists non, (barged with failure to ‘""oance oc aouin Manchester Is not a reason tor going to people are Invited to enter the David and jean B. Isenberg. sions. But they have yet to give 1:16 Sign O ff PRESCRIPTION! tendance of South Manchester cost of operating the higli school school.” House bill, and I hope that^the quiet rally ait the Washington B. Johnson told the nation July Wesley, Mrs. Stanley Zielinski W TIC— IMO St.i Mr*. Lana F. Horton. Rt. and the library’s own "Books obey a state traffic control High School graduates of the courre. In last year’s program, properly at Vernon and W. Ver Monument Sunday to com- Nixon a specific reply. Five Day Foreaert and Mrs, Donald LeonEird. >:00 Afternoon Edition in 1918-18 was 017,187.20. Last final version will be approki^ 1, 1968, that he could "announce 1:00 Afternoon Edition ARTHUR DRUe 8B, Hebron. Are Keys.” When a young road- signal. Court date Sept. 22. cbiBa of loiB .nd th-t- (fommittee meihbens. In addi there were seven membera of non Sts., conveyance lax 048.48. 'memorate the fourth anniversa year, it w u $1,008,000." mately what the House passed." to the world a significant agree Administration authorities WINDSOR LOacS, Conn. (Ai> Tickets lor "The Moonglow 1:16 Market Report Also, Mrs. Carol A. Fltz- ®t completed the book and re- ______**’®^ tion *to Finnegan, were Sher Mrs. Bates’ staff and 30 partici Attachment 1:20 Weather Bailey reminded the group rt While implying his opposition ry of, attempts to unionize Cali- ment.'" ’ have offered a range of specula —^Temperatures in Omnecticut Ball" Oct. 4 will be put on sale gerahl, Warebouae Point; ported on it to one of the librar- Rudolph Fregln, 88, of Lou- not at aU, when they wood Beechler, ossistaht chair pants from other groups. The South Windsor Bank and to some administration ideas .ornia's vineyard workers. Johnson said then the U.S^ tion as to why the Kremlin is from Tuesday through Saturday at this meeting Euid possible Qiartee P. NPUler, 82 Cottage *®ns, he wrote iris Initials on a Islana, charged with failure to at WUlio’e Steak House Boethia, the high school social man; Mra. Allison, treasurer Ruth Hoyt, supervUOr of the Trust Co. sgalnst L. Gerard and cuKuraJ oigemUatlon that Ford said, "on balance 1 think and Soviet governments had foot-dragging on its response. are expected to average below projedts for the club’s donations St.; Mrs. EUaabeth Chaxbon-‘ book-shaped sUp of i>aper and obey a aUte traffic control aton ®®*nrday night tor their 80th and reservattons; Paul Ballsel- Rockville Public Health Nurs DuBols, property at 89 Diane the administration . . . has done agreed "to enter in the nearest —The Soviets too have been normal with dally highs between at the end of the year will be ♦ J F - k J F ****** ******* * * * * i f neau, im A powney Dr.; John Panned it to the "worm ." Court date Sept. 23. reunion. passed from existence when the per, banquet; Mrs. Bengston, ing Asnociailon, says that the D r. 010,000. a good Job in trying to update Housewives Dislike future into discussions bn the conducting a broad strategic the mid 60s and mid 70s and presented. Members are re S. Brown, 99 Henry S t; Alfred Kathy Brawn read and re- need tor more dlversifled ac special g u e ^ ; MUs Benson, 01,000 in funds they reoetved 0laiTtage IJoenses tivities increased. "The present and reform our basic tax legis limitation and reduction on both arms re-view In shaping'up their nighttime lows between the mid minded to bring their own plate EtatUttes; Mrs. Harrison, will help them continue a three- EiiwHnl Joseph Yankowskl, Grocery Shopping THIS WEEK ONLY { Army and Navy (Jhib U not lation." offensive and defensive nuclear bargaining position for the 40s and mid 00s. and silverwEue as well as a decorations; Miss Little, identi year pragnun of peyrhialrlc Hartford, and Donna Maria the first to bear that name," Ford spoke on the ABC pro LONDO N (A P ) —In a survey weapon delivery systems and talks, favorite recipe to the supper. fication toga; MUs Pentland, oonsultatlon for five area townu. lullono, 137 White St.. Sept. 30, The weather will turn cooler - . ------^ w UA4VO ui uie n rai nana lane. . ---- " ------—» he pointed out, noting that In gram "Issues and Answers.” of London buying habits, 74 per systems o f defense against bal —The Kremlin luui become so. secretary and programs; Mrs. Members rt public health St. Bridget Church. at the beginning of the period WIGS I qualltatlvo rather than quanO- and issued a written warning the WWT, a high ochool club of 140 An Interviewer said some cent of the housewives polled listic missiles." preoccupied with its dispute Shea, publicity; and W. Randall groups, clergy and orttooi per Robert Hunter Jr. Holyoke. with little change thereafter, ADMITTBSD YESTERDAY: reading. There were no for driving after drinking Court the grads were re- boys and girls with that name Democrats are saying the ad said buying Christmas presents The talks were about to get with Red CMna that it is not Toop, transportation. sonnel will be able to toneuK Moss., and Aleta . VonDeek the U.S. Weather Bureau re Mrs. Mary WlUttenberg, Storra- reports. It was a quirt date Sept. 22. awakened in the you-were-there furnished 521 knitted articles to ministration is trying to favor was a bore and a chore, and 84 under way when Soviet troops ready or is un-wlUlng to start the ULTIMA II A CLEANED AND STYLED Boynton, 188 Green Rd., Sept. ports. Obartee A. WWttenberg, Storra; ® competition. Miss ------main address deUvered by Ed- the Red Ooas. with a psychiatrist every two the rich rather than the middle per cent said they disliked shop Invaded Czechoslovakia'Aug. 20, dtsarmement dfsctisslons with weeka for approodmately 20 37, Second Congregational Precipitation will total from COSMETICS Mrs.Mra. Arllne A. WWest, «d WethersW atW o. Jes»en™n said, and added that ACCIDENTS **" ^ ^ high school , teach- Gemuui Steel Gaint Income earner. ping for food. 1908, and Washington decided on the United States now. some children enjoyed it so Observing that "Insufflclem maerings. In these groups, they Church. ^ to % inch with a chance of r , P. , > CALL 647.9560 nem;field; Ma m l*. . AwmaAlbina Twaronite, ------— .v ~ James Gorman, S3, of 691 f ' administrator from 1924 "A totally unfounded charge," But 57 per cent said they liked a postponement. —The Russians marked time dothlng" was a reason given BBRIiOf—Went Oeiman steal will discuss problems they have Building Permits showers nefu- the beginning of $ 0 .5 0 TO Otto St.; Craig D. Sweeney, Porter St„ charged with evad- Ford said. "President Nixon buying such things os clothes, After taking otfloe, Nixon cort*^ while they watched the outcome FOR AN APPOINTMENT for absenteeUm In school rec produetion last year reached encountered serving troubled U k R Mousing Corp. new the period and again about BTi- WELDON DRUG CO. 90 Baldwin'’ Rd.; QynthlaCynthia L. bookworm next year. i„g responalblllty, after- his , residents attend ords rt that period, he com was the first president since the cosmetics and Jewelty. tinued the delay while his ad- et the Buitlballlstlc missiles de day. 46 J million tons, surpaaitng the people In their commimltlee. dwelling nt 148 Blue Ridge Dr., Rortieig, 8 Vallerie Dr., Rock Tk ^ ® brldgV abutment on mented, “ Hardly an excuse to prevtoiu rsoord, set In 19M, by $30,000. ville; Christopher C. Repass, The South Windsor Botuxl rt Duke Receives Vemon and Lydall St., Satur- iSeTûS'T day. As a matter of fact, late 5 million tons. The 1000 » Bdunatlon will odd Its tS,400 Henry K. Ilenlat, sddlUona to -Andover; Mlcfaart Paulnus, Wll- ly I've been wondering if that was 12 per cent above l60T's. grant to funds received from dwelling nt 59 Scurbornugh Rd., limantic; Deborah R. Negro, 202 CNG Assignment ®®p‘ “ $300. StSiSiStSi'-vfS'fS'/S'tS Hebron Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Finnegan, Mr. and Mra. Henry Bengston, Mr. and Mra. Albert Margaret---- o----- ——— Middkiton. Broad Maj. Russel V. Duke of Msdl- COMPLAINTS Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brook; Bari C. Loveland Jr., *»n, formerly of ^h® windshelld on the car of ^ 06 Lewie St.; Joseph D. Le- has been named asoistant Cataldl. 38 McKinley St.. on in now ond boat fho prico incroaso on Febvre, French Rd., Bolton; operationa and training officer sm ash^ as it was parked Arne O. Gustafson, 276 Hepiy « * h New London’s lOSrd Emer- Main at Washington St., yes- 1970 modeli— and gat tha benoFit of our ipacial r 1 8t.; Alfred L. Hunter, 11 Hunter S®ncy Operation Headquarter*. t®«’day between 8 p.m .and mid- iur. CLEARANCE SALE! Rd. Maj. Duke is e x e c i ^ offloer "Ight. Alao, Jt*n B. Grant, P.O. Box the 242nd Engineer ------— Franoee SntUane Sben. Mr' L 182, Ro(dcvllle; Lisa A. Giroux, Battalion in Stratford and a full- w-, , and Mra w**'*RCulaH TMrwi \ f TaleotUvlUe; Mrs. Janet I. Fox, **™® training officer with O il Fll©l O OUD Maurice Waiklell Dr a n d ^ i^ ' Gardner Rd., Vernon; Maigarei *he U.S. Army Nofional Guard. „ ^ W UUp M ê WÛ,^. ^ M^. Plynn. South Windsor Oonvalee- A y e ^ of M yeai* of state M c e t S T h l i r s d a V E W ^ Buy Noiv! BUTT L J cent Home, South Windsor; and federal military eervtce, he BUTT Wnfield S. Barton, Windsor, **“2 !*^ *^ ^ ’ “®®*"*' Sa“ l Simons, execuUve dlrec- SuUlvan and Mrs AUoe Fltz- Malne; Mrs. Barbara W. Bart- ®** Manchester High SchooL and es.î t lett. Columbia; Robert P. Bare- hi 1960 was awarded a BS de- ^ ® * hisUtute of . - gree at the Unlvertety of (Jon- Greater Hartford, will be ope- Fkom otArof-town, they were tls. Broad Brook; Steven M. Trade Now! Banto, 81« Main St necUcut. clal guest at the first fall lunch- Burke Maj. Duke received his com- eon session of the Mancheeiei- *^®**®‘’ Maes.; Mies Winifred aOW KS BA’rURDAY; A mission in Brisbane. AuatraUa S T Crookett. New Yoric City; Win. O f 6 9 's daughter to Mr. and Mrs. in WorldId War n in wMch hhe e ----- *—^ D------ilu te . The — “ group will “^ -w* r«nFox. . mumrora,Rumford, K.i.;R.I. Miss Save Now! Ehnest Fournier, 168 Main St.; was awarded ten medals, ™®®t Thursday, at 13:80 p.m. Edith A. Jeffers, Laurel, Md.; a daughter to Mr. and Mra. among them fhte the T>»iinfr«intePhllUpine Tjfta.lAb- ataf wiiiiA*rtWillie’s Steak House, WUUaim L. Keajiis,------Newington;-»—. Bruce Fish. 896 Main St.; a “ ®F®tlon Medal. He was recalled Simons will ovnioin nii e.—i*’ Lawrence (Jlarke, to duty in the Korean n r n S m ^ f o T C - Chrtotine 70's W UL eE HIGHER! ALSO YOU GET A FULL 5-YEAR who iorgot his button? ® to War serving in Munich, Oerma- m relationshln to local^^nrta MdMenemy Baldwin, Bart Long- WARRANTY ON THE 6ri vs. A 1-YEAR ON THE 7Vt\ BIG CLEARANCE Now on $ 1 .0 0 ^ " ' i r "• s r .,2 “ r *69 Demonstrotors ond Low Mileoge 69”s! Be the Hrst to Tel Us and We'l five daughter to Mr. arid Mrs. Rich- “ Maj. Duke Is married to the ^ v ” ’ John " I h ^ ard Sauer, Andover; a daughter former Marie Grady and they a- . . denoe, R.Ilb*, and Mr*. WhM> to Mr. and Mrs. William Pen- have two children: Susan, aiku- „ lo ^ I y for thf last Dawson, Chasy t .«.u14.i» ner, 647 Foster St., Wapplng; a dent at Middlesex CfoUege, and weeks. The computer was n .Y.; iS l Newhrtton’ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Wiaun, a student at Hand High, J”^ ® available by the Oil Fuel j ^ s®ph Merkwaz, Storra; a daugh- Madison. Institute of Greater Hartford. . HartS^;^narnoro- ano lâmlSSSS: wi ter to Mr. and Mra. Jrtm Long, The inrtitute will al*, rtudy Watch for this button which all S.B.M. employees East Hartford; a daughter to government and trade regula- oJTroii 0.11 h . l o . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klebaur, Lumber Ranks Fi/urdi !rtth CtortSTrtJL vice preaid2^*tob East Hartford; a daughter to P O i m ^ . O re.-Tlrt torert- with e m ^ i ^ S s ^ o n ^ ^ should be wearing at work on lapel, tie. jacket or dress. . . Mr. and Mra. Harvey Cfoleman, products industry is the fourth Matthew M. Morlarty Jr, is I^ U e ^ East Hartford. laigw t in the United States, the chairman of the OU Fuel In- summartiie DI8(3HARGED SATURDAY: 1*^ MMcheeter. Mias Helen Frlngelin, Buttolo’, Mra. OeoU. M. VaseHo, 28 Brent ^ on the N.Y.; and Mi*. Margaret caie- Rd.; GeorgeOrorwt P. Churllla.Chuiilla, 83 in 1988. ®Y*ry nay Dawaon. Wert OomwalL Foxcrofl ’Dr.; Mita Mary S. month at 12:80 p.m. Ootm., claoB membera. Ml*. Welles, 179 Avery St., Wapplng; MUdrsd Andarson Jaggl, tormar John A. Stalb m , South Wind high school taochar, sent bar sor; Mrs. Carolyn B. BItnn, greeUngs In a poem from Gua South Windsor; Nancy ^ tnrtnr Newport Mansion Gillection temala CTtty, Central America. Arnold, 38 Mountain St., Rock- Prizes were won by lOos viHe; Gladys M. Lackouskas, To Be Auctioned This Month Truax, Mrs. Saetert. Dr. AUl- 196Y MERCURY MONTEGO MX MK)OR SEDAN Old Town Rd., Rockvilte; Syl son. Harrison, and Thornton. With Faetorjr Inatallad Air CmditioiihHr! vester S. Latorre, Bart Hart- NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - The ______T16a U the roomier, soomler intermedlaUI The Montego kCX Two- SALE PRICE! An art benefactress am well as *^*^®** tamiiy awards want to Door Setkui offers beautiful proof that luxury Is now within every ford; Mrs. (Jlara D. Krttell, 49 china and furniture of a mem- a collector, MUs Wetmore be- McNamara with 7 (ddidran, 20 buyer’s reach! Finished In medium gold metatllc,. matching oU vwiid Durant St.; Mra. Geraldine C. h®r of -high society's original longed to the Newport HMorical *grandohJIdren. !!" “ ***illdren. and 4, . ^giaaf Interior equipiied with 803 cubic inch V a engine that usee regulnr gas, *We’B make that .92 if you edteh the Reglnl, 44 Hawthorne St.; Wll- 4c’ally prominent A n r tr lc J T will go to her ^ “ ** Vrtrplanck rt the Ford IColor Co. warranty! Fsdsral Label List 00741 carriee the remainder of tiie Fordiltotor Oou,.warranty! Fedora] Label List U600. Dr.. Wapplng; KeUy S. McCar- Parke-Bernet Gaileres of The 1,062 items to b* ani-i in SALE PRICE ty. SO LlUey S t; John Fletcher New York City will conduct the dude 16th century French Ena- HALE PRICE 646-1700 Sr.. 186 > ^ ® ®“« l o „ Sept. l«-,8 at Chateau- rtto A m ^ c J T ^ ^ S J ^ r ^ H n S S ? •2996 OVER 60 BRAND NEW IM Ft YET TO CHOOSE FROMI

S toode. Notch Rd- B , ^ : When MUs Wetmore -died in X £ T “of®Se*^ I \ avings ank of anchester S B # M M r e T S u ^ ^ by a Uy,, tochjded a The collecUons inchids an can be attributed to ths vision \ I * bouseboy. a American rtiver tankard by and dsdlcatfoo rt such sduca- ^ I u S vU U ^ n S' SS r S S S *,r® "***»y ’ “ =«*• f®"™ *®* Drummer rt Bostm tor. as Howrtl Cheney, F . A. Msmbsr F D.I.C y . . ^ "*d a full Etaff of from about 1680, and a gold Vsrphuick, MUs C U a r i^ Ben- K ^ S f M ’oore and '**** *" **«®TOrt. She O orge Washlngloa F u JS d n«t, MUs Leonora Hanna, MIm SI* Oimmidwt omew Sweihw ^ matatalned a staff rt eer- Medal rtruck by Jacob Perktas R«U> Crsmpton, J A. Bmckm ^ S 5 ^ A Y ro-dence In of Newburypol?. Maaa. iT b e and L. K. K ^ . ’ DMOTABOED YMTITOAY. Nôrtt aty. worn by "In 1616, wST^te date M l*. Lofratns A. March, Glas- IMKEHUTEII • EM TIUllTram • SOUTH mmSOR • ■oltohho tm Bom in Oansva. Mtas claU at the funeral lUiiiimUiin Mgh school, there were tonbory; Joseph Frtachar. 288 more was the last survlvtng in Boston Feb. 22. 1600. abort 460 a w "On The Leyel A f Center and Broad" Charter Oak SL; Lidgtaa Pavan. Main OMee and Potkode OGce Opon Tnnlgbl rii •! child rt George Peabody Wet- Tea and refreshmsiito—but no S<«daa." he teld. "In tbs same 74 WsBs ail: Dentes N. Krow- w. more, goveraor rt Rhode Utand cocktalU. in aceordonoe with Hades today. OUre are c- dren’s Emergency Fund—UNI- trolt’s northwest side. The Hof- ®'**" about meals.” but ^ yet in It." He Mayor John E. O r a n ^ T 01e"n nomlnaOon -fas - bought ™ the house for $8,800 —------Academic Reading Improvement Center, la'c. ^ a thT^ Roberts and R. Bernard Crowl, d Wlls^^ operation under IM*- There are about 378,000 peOfAe 63 E, CENTER ST. Call Next to Cavey’s ÎH director of the Rock- *“*"® “ ““ ber leadership. She resides with their son. MANCHESTER, CONN. MR. KAPROVB Tel. 643-9M7 It la not for hoodlums or boys vllle Area Chamber of Com Robert F. Kenne- _____ 1 living in Philadelphia’s slums. who are In deep trouble, but for merce. com - dy. ^ th<^who ^ h t get into trouble The meeting will be ooen to S- McGovern A filia l If 1 ^ on their own.” anyone Interested In the nro. "^bo bid briefly r f l l a t C Boys are most often referred posed programs and 1» la hnru>a ^® " “ uilnatlon, had about TW n m r ^ -mm ^ ^ the p r o ^ by their mothers a d ecision will be r J a c h e d ^ *" debts. t r O r r C C t \ authoritlM whether or not to proceed ®®"’ Eugene J- McCarthy of SoC ech ProM f^m a LOW PRICES! committee’s offer. He told Dem By BILL STOCKTON ocratic officials arrangements Associated Press Writer F ir s t had been made to pay off part ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP)' of his debt, and to settle some I TOP QUALITY! —A researcher using an.artUI- N ation al Soul Food Cookery bills on a percentage basis. clal palate hooked up with a C' Democratic governors, many computer hopes to' pioneer an I V a l u a b l e Stores J <'l» * of them far more conservative electronic treatment for pensoM than the party’s 1668 candi with speech problems. Takes ^Good Heart dates, objected to the debt as As outlined by Samuel Fletch By JOY 8TILLEY Is&H STAMPS! the- first 3,000 copies which were sumption. o “ er, a University w*of New mexiccMexico AP Newsfeatures Writer gone by Thanke^vtng. Another ®®"- ^red R. Harris, the pathologist, the device may ulU- NEW YORK (AP) - When 8,000 went almost os test, and chairman, told them the mately turn a i^ e c h patient In Ruth L. Gaskins started collect recently Simon and Schuster arrangement, ‘which called for effect Into a sort of human ptayt took over publication. fund-raising appearances by the er piano. PICTURES ing recipes for a book on tradi former candidatet, was de He would be programmed by tional Negro dlahes she ran Into Mias Gaskin donated her por MON • TUBS • WED ONLYI tion of the first edition’s pro- signed to produce a coordinated Impulses frt»m a computerised an Immodiate problem: She ceeds—$1,000 and later $2 000 money raising effort with the "map” . of normal speech found that Negro women cook from the second edition-êditlon^-^ active participation of the par sounds. with merely "A Good Heart and Hopkins House, a Negro settle ty B Star performers Imbedded in the artificial pal a Light H ^ d ," which Is what ment house In Alexandria. Of Furthermore, a party spokes ate, which fits snugly against she oalls her book. the first printings about two- man said, the creditors "under the roof c< the mouth,., are 80 "It’s a hard Job pinning down thirdsliras were boughtDou^nt by whites.whicos. stand our situation, miuand they mey un*un- electronic sensors. a recipe because Negro cooks The author, who Uvea with her f®” ‘ ®"'l ‘ *>at they’re Just going Wires from the sensors ore don’t bother with them—they parents and younger brother, wait a while.” strung between the teeth and CHUCK Just instinctively add a bit of In addition, some of the debt cheeks and out the mouth to the doesn’t claim to be a cook her computer. this and that,” explained Miss self. Her mother docs the cook may be reduced by negotiation, a - As a test subject with normal Gaskins, In Now York to demon- ing tor the family. common practice in settling ? rfl: with normal rtraite cooking techniques at a And what U Miss Gaskins’ political campaign obligations i®*’**’ “ “ *<>««*«• department store. own favorite dish? Spaghetti! Party officials said Humphrey «««•• '!'>• com- "I went Into the homes of peo- Is. making nine fund-raising ai^ *****^ Ide I knew and sat with my note pearances for the Democratic ..m ' . .. STEAKS book watching them," contin National Committee this yTar ‘ «»®»crlbe preclse- ued the 28-year-old Alexandria, Tanker Steams WITH YOUR MAILER COUPONS ANO )5 OR MORE PURCHASES Va., woman. "When they’d pick Into Heavy Ice up a handful of flour I’d have to S r e ’r I n V ' t e m S “ i T * The excellence of the world's great art masterpieces pick up my own handful and put BONE it In a cup to see how much it On Arctic Trial M«s"acifi^:tte‘’ had“ * a r ’^ : l tongue, S T w . ^ v ^ tST is now available to you in fine brush stroke prints. was." RESOLUTE BAY, N.W.T. four times at events deslmTed'^to someone From the mastery of Rembrandt to the boldness of The recipes thus arrived at c h i c k e n IN were tested by 28 women volun Van Gogh, these prints capture the oil print texture teers who filled out detailed T "X srL T j::7J'T . “'’ar^ r-vem .so ha. ^ PARTS i questionnaires on measure lb of the original masters to create a rithness and u ««u re- entered viscount Melville Sound signed for nine fu n d -iiw ^ s|>eech ^ to tto n * ^ lS rL w * * h ta CHUCK— - BONE giw IN— -W«M#M USDA WnWI\.K CHOICE S..C..W3,ments, temperatures,tt3ii4puni.i.ur«8. whether voyajfe to prove that the dates—although hla debt Is tiny tongw tickled bv a amAll elec SALE! dimension never before achieved m art reprodu(;tions. they and their famUlee liked the Northwest Passage can be used compared with the others ^ trie charge If food and other details. year-round by tankero to bring A New York City dinner at tongue tocorrecUy to^ iO k e a . b r e a s t s Mounted on sturdy Duraboard for immediate framing ■ I .tried Negro teeters first but °** ^*'om Alaska to the eastern which Humphrey, Muskle and sound . t h ig h s - liv e r s CALIFORNIA s ie a k . . . these are pictures you will hang with pride. they didn’t work out because “ “ appeared clea^^ In ihls way, a deaf pernrn they had their own Ideas about As they steamed toward Win- about $800,(X)0 for the party. could bo guided In placing his > BONELESS CHUCK - USDA CHOICE cooking," she said. "They would ter Harbor, the Manhattan and Ru* current plans ore to have tongue to make a correct sound. Over 100 subjects have been carefully selected and cross out my ifeipe and write in Its two support Icebreakers the party’s big names Appear ®ven though he couldn't hear it. skillfully reproduced to provide the most outstanding their own. White women were found themselves In Ice that separately, because of the diffl- Rut «rst, Fletcher wants to FILLET STEAK not familiar with the dishes and covered nlne-tenths of the water culty of scheduling Joint appear- Perfect the palate and explore art collection.ever available . . . at no cost to you!' were more ciitlool and more ex *'*^®®’ .. . , ^ an ce^ an d also because of the R*® tull range of tongue move- Loan, Ground Froih AAony Times Daily act." When the ahlp reaches Winter potential political problem in* lo normal speech, lb' During this fantastic 12 week offer, you select one The project came about H®''tx)r, Cant. Roger Steward^ volved In presenting men who "* ■ “■ wo get a good un- Enjoy .1 who.. .icw atmosphere print FREE each week with a coupon and a $5 pur through the encouragement of a and other officials and sclenUsts ’n s y be rivals for the next Dem- dorata^MUng of what Is normal ' of beauty and (jive your home white friend, EU-a Rosenthal, a aboard Humble----- Oil’s------Arctic ™ex- ocratlc presidential nomination he said, “ we will try (ROUND CHUCK the decorator «;legance of a fine chase. Additiijnal prints can also be purchased at our professional photographer who P®tlRlon will decide whether to A " new organizaUonorganization with a someone with a speech problem. art,gallery, ^âke many choices had heard Miss Gaskins hold head.through the narrow ^ n c e Fl.OOO membership pricetag, the from this outstanding collec special savings to compliment your selections and forth numerous times on the Wales Strait or to continue Young Leadership Oouncll,’ has pailL tion ol prints and hand®ven members of the Cana- Rut Harris Is putting new way you>e greeted. You don’t Parliament returned to Ot- etross on the Democrats’ efforts have to wait tor on Invitation or Sunday night after a visit to enlist smaller contributors— C A U PISH announce yourself. You Just to the Manhattan In' an attempt In big numbers, RookviUe sn-mH SALAD BEEF * CHICKEN * TURKEY walk straight to the kltohen or to bolrier Canadian claims that The party has hired OIm M saohsster 646-F18I1 you’re led there. There are the ship Is sailing In Canadian J- «» mrea oiga Bolton M7-17U DRESSING SPARE TIM E-M IX or MATCH more chairs. It’s brighter. It’s rather than International wa------— warmer and that’s where the ters. Ice box Is. You’re offered food One said he considered it a 'Mil-, or you JuM take It." "discourtesy" that the ship was \ Miss Gaskins, a clerk In the violating tradition by not flying U.S. patent office, hod never a Canadian flag. But Humble’s I heand the term "soul food" project manager, Stanley Haas, when she started' her recipe disagreed. Ho aald It was search. But by the time the vol "standard practice not to fly ume was ready It had become a any flag In International wa FAMOUS PAINTERS IN ters." much used expression and res THIS COLLECTION INCLUDE; taurants featuring this type of cooking had been establMied all Ex>Jamaican Leader COLD POWER • Van Gogh • Rembrandt over the country. • Utrillo • Fratonard "Soul Is a ootch-all phrase tor Given State Funeral launilry Detergest • Renoir • Vermeer the whole block popularity now KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) » U 9 PEANUTBUTTER • Seurat • Canaletto and has spilled over into use Jamaica gave a state funeral SWEET PUS • Monet ■ • Buffet with food." she said In explana Sunday to former PMme Mlnla- FINAST - SMOOTHY • W M stlir • Corot tion of the expression. "The ter Norman Washington Mon- FINAST ■ Medium Small • Gainsborough • Constable black people are In -vogue ani ley one of the architects of the iirEETPiii • Kokoschka • Wood anything about ua i . ’in.’ AJAX Al Island nation’s Independence. • Lawrence • Picasso What has always been "In ” The Rev. Hugh Sherlock, P w ^ M • Pannini • D ep$ for the Negro diet o r e . basic president of the Methodist Liquid Cleaner Ic .. s f foods that are cheap ^ d easily tThurch In the Caribbean and the available, such as pork, wild Americas, eulogised the 78- 13c Dm I Pock greens, corn, molasses, seafood, year-old Monlgy .as a soldier, chicken and ^ m e . The volume barrister, politician, sportsman' GREAT contains re^pcs for turtle, family man and patriot CONTADINA MASTERPIECE muskrat, squlrrd. pibbU and Thousands lined the streeU TOMATO SAUCE MR. BOSTON SHRIMP COCKTAIL Kl"Prt®"P®rtshChurch to Gaskins tells how to utilise every George VI Park a mile awav part but the oink, Including hog Repreaentatlvea of Britain and CONTADINA 6 M Superbly hand-crafted fruitwood frames de YOUR PRINT MOUNTED FRE# 1 2 " X 2 4 " maw. pig feet, pig tails, pig the United States along with TOMATO PASTE signed to compliment both your pictures and WITH EACH FRAME PURCHASE' ears, neckbones and entrails for other diplomats walked In the Now Ybu Can Afford your home furnishings. 7 beautiful styles in chitteiTlngs. procession. each picture size— a variety of handsome ^■Black people who can now Manley was buried on the MARTINSON The Encyclopedia finishes in Maple, Walnut, Antique Gold and afford to eat better say they will park’s Avenue of Heroes COFFEE IhtM never eat this type of food The veteran leader, who re- Your Family POTATOES Antique White or Raw natural Oak to stain a ^ n . ’ she remarked, "but one tired from politics -early this or'paint as you please! o f’ these days they’ll get hungry year, died last Tuesday I2«ekg ^ 7 c U.S. No. 1 and what they’ll want U ham - ______1o-Jo Shrimp Croquettes Can’t A f M hocks and poke weed salad.' lo*Jo Chicken Croquettes II*>|k| 6 9 c It took about three years to Youngest Publisher To Be W ithout... gather and test the recipes, then CSnCAGO (AP) —Field En Amation Slender VAKW rilS came the task of finding a pub terprises announced Sunday the+ 4«wekiS7c lisher. "Nobody would touch It. election------of Marshall Field V as Inver House Peanuts blanomo n c Every tlmexthere was a riot we publisher •’('•» 5 9 FUNK&WABNALyS \ \ of the Chicago Sun- ^•-WCIA - lee*J with Vitm^ C got another rejection," 'she Times and the Chicago Dally jpton Beef Stroganoff smns 7 9 c j laughed. ’None of my friends Newt, ORANGES sunkist ' 10 69c believed In It. They’d say ’Why At 28, Field becomes the na- Kal Kan Dog Food CHUNK M IS I4 m im c 25 MIROUI H.UMS First are you doing the book? White youngest pubUsher of a C M A M V ENCYCLOPEDIA people don’t know what the food major newspaper. The Sun- ieven Seas Dressmg ____RUSSIAN •-“ 39c VOlUMI bi .and won’t eat It and black Times Is the fifth largest morn- PtCN UP A VOLUME OR TWO N a i ITALIAN PRUNES .19. people already know how to >ng paper and the Dally News Seven Seas Dresshig EACH TM K YOU SHOP . BM.T National cook It." the fifth largest afternoon paper CARROTS 2y;29< 8 " X 1 0 " But they were wrong. Finally, *h the country, Sanalac * ^ lOqtphg .19 1 1 "x 1 4 S t o r e s she and Mrs. Rosenthal put up The post of publlriier had 1 6 " X 2 0 " $1,000 each to ^ n t It privately: been vacant since the death of Hunt Chib Burger Bits 's»k.*75c > fW mhi t . iw i in October 18W they received Marshall Field IV in 1668. BWettn w Dnt I ' * w e t trsm ( C WH i * ■ iMowMigimI Urx ^ \

PAGE SIXTEEN \ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.V MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 '■ \ aiANCHEgnSR EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN 1 " Padres Turn on Dodgers, Winners in Michigan State Classic Mets Shave Cubs’ Lead NEW YORK lM8-d2 and setting a clito ’Ihe Dodgers held a 9-2 edge of the ninth with a IWo-out, WALLED LAKE, Mich. sors apparenUy didn’t have the "Receipts at this Ume are in enemies? Certoinly not the without much fuss" and Inll' Ziegler went into Sunday’s fi record of IS home runs in 1SC6. over the Padres before the bsses-loaiilted pinch single. (AP) — Larry Ziegler prize mtmey to pay off (be field Los .Angles Dodgers. sufficient to write a check tor cated they expected toe prob nal round trailing co-leadera Desplta the four-game Mwck sweep. Including such lopsided » • • of 73 pros. "They (the Dodgers) were should be $20,000 richer the prize fund. Payment must lem would be solved satisfac Larry Hinson and Kermit Zar- treatment, the Dodgers trail victories as 190, 14-0, U-0 and POATES - ODBS — "HUs is the first Ume tn his friendly when they came here, today—but he’s not. be deferred imUl all our re torily. ley by three strokes at 208, flrat-ldace Shn Francisco by 10-1. tory 1 ever remember that hap but' they aren’t any fsore," ob ' Ifotty Alou raced home from The SO-year-old Missourian ceivables are In." It was signed Warren Orllck, naUonal secre Then he fired an amazing 64 served Sen D:ego skipper Prej- New York Mets, who wal 18 holes. Many Padres used to be mem- by a better ckjb, but it kilted WUUe StargeU’B homer with same was true for the $11,400 came to light when Walsh as "And at the prerent Ume, I’m mated the four-day crowd ot loped HiiladelpUa »b„ and posted as prize money for Blan-i Veteran Phil Rodgers of La- b e n of the Dodger family, but them to lose four straight to two out in the ninth sent the sembled newsmen and told sure the Michigan Golf Classic less than 20,000. Montreal blanked St. LoUs S-0. cas. them; "About 3:39 this aftei^ Jolla, Calif., and J. C. Snead of the only family they reeemUed us." game into extra innings after Inc. is seeking advice from le It was Ziegler's first tourrui- - * • * Moments after the new Pro noon, I was handed this note,’’ . Hot Springs, Va.. came in be over the weekend was the Ooaa * * • Jim Hhdonan’s two-nm shot in gal counsel." ment victory In three years on Pdim iiS - DfKDOISBS — fessional Golfers’ AssoclaUon He pointed to a hastily penned hind Ziegler and Blancaa with Nostra. Ckmatder; BBAVES - REDS — the eighth gave the Oidas a 5-i He scUd that no player had ro- the tour, and. If he ever gets hls 27.7 totnU after each had shot 67. event was over, an official an message on a scratch pod wMch ceived a check for wtrmlngs, but —Buzz'o Bazvaid, president of Ed Spiezlo’s breaJdng single Orlando Cepeda’s two-run lead. prize money, hls >1969 winnings They were posted for prises of nounced that tournament rt>on- read: that they "accepted the news the Padres, spent his entire highlighted a three-run rally in double and a two-run error by • • • will jump to $08.IM0. $0,900 each. baseball career in the Dodger the seventh that carried San Tony Perez gave Atlantia four iims • FHnui — organization, serving) as vice Diego past the Dodgers- The Pa- runs in the first inning and the Art Uiomsky, who bomered president and general manager drm trailed 2-1 mtering the In- Braves held on as Ron Reed earlier, drove hi ithe go-ahead Second Win on Tour. Boosts Earnings to $130,000 from IMU through loae. n li^ taut Claude Oateen walked posted his leth triumph. ’The nm wlUi a sacrifice Oy in the —Field manager Gomez was Jose Arcia and Roberto. Pena Braves scored two more runs in sevendi as the Herts whipped the a Dodger coach the last four dotdded Um home. die fourth and Haidc Aaron un Phillies. Ken Boswell’s triple seasons. A1 Ferrara—another eoc-Dodg- loaded tais 80th homer—and made it 5-3 and the Mbts sewed Moody Never Had It So Good l < S * i S —San Diego pitching coach er—drew an intentional walk be MSth of Ilia eareei^ln the sev it up with tour in the eighth on raiENIMHir MIXED — Roger Craig was a Dodger iair- fore fêsio singled to break ihe enth. two run singles by Tommie George Moquln 209-561, Bernard .... ler during seven seasons and tie. Oarence Gaston singled * * * Agee — who also homered — Kerahaw 207, Bernice Moquln later scouted and managed in home the final run of the Inning. AS’TBOB - CHANTS — and Rod Gaspar. As GI Sergeant Playing Golf the nalnore tor them. 181-499. Bertlin Toutaln 20$-469, Relievera Gary Ross and Billy Houston fell behind San.Fran- * • • .4 .. .. —Coach Wally Moon was a AKRON, Ohio (AP)— Archer’s scoond-place finish ter than at any Ume he's been Jan Hager 176466. (AFKAjf VtKSctBX) moci McOool choked off Dodger dsoo 64) vriien Ihe Giants scored EXPOS - OABDS — Dodger outftdder from 190»« Orvill? Moody never had it was worth $i6,ooo while p q a tion the tour. ■ f. ' v FOUR ON ONE— EJd Brinkman's bloopfer to short Mike Andrews for a double at Fenway Park yester- threats in the eighth and ninth aH their runs in the fourth Rusty Staub hit a tlwee-run and helped thent to three -worid Country Club 80 ybod as an Army ser Ulst Floyd and British Open M oody said he still cherished to save the triumph for A1 San against Don WUson and Jim homer on a 3-0 pitch Iromi Steve VILI-AGE MIXERS — WIlHe left-center field dropped between Boston’s Rico day as Washinjrton salvasred third game of series. championsh^. SELECTED SH(n' FOUR BALL hls victory in the U.8. Open torini. Bouton. But ’Tommy Davis dou Carliton In the third inning tor First gross—Joe Novak, A1 geant playing amateur golf. champ Jacklln, who shot a 72. Abort 463, iOd Miller 381-666. Petrocelli, Carl Yastrzemski, Reggie Smith and against Red Sox. Play was in fourth inning ^ — Coach Sparky Anderson The second-year pro from Kil more thiui anything else. " I was amUsed by their bled a nm home in the last of all the game’s runs and- Miont- Calamari, George Ptitz, Bert split $12,100. Mary Chaven 198-471. spent six years aa an infielder leen, Tex., came on strong Sun "I think the Open victory has I change of attitude,’ ’ Gomez said the Axirth and the Astros caught re^’s Bill Stoneman blanked Brown, ffl. dra'wn; Second—Ray Moody, who played almost to b«> my biggest thrill. You play In the Dodger chain. day with a- three-under par 87 flawless golf with 15 pars and of his former ooUeagues. "They up wltb five in the sixth, inchid- tbe Cards on five hits. Evelhoch, Dick Berger, Gordon ngaUist 150 top proe In the Open HAPPY IIOIJDAYR — Pag Magic Number Nine for Orioles in AUs East HEAMNG W AND DOWN—^Houston’s Miller Farr takes to the air in attempt for a two-stroke victory In the three birds, said he ptitted bet- to prevent catch by New Orleans’ Tom Morel but failed. Farr then took header. Smith, Martin Katz; Third — World Scries of Golf. nAl only three In the Scries." i’arson 129. John Peragallo, Bob Genovesi, Hls 36-hoIe score of 141 earned /Aivlier, plagiH'd by »n tennis Jim Harvey, Nell Conklin; him $50,000 and pushed him elbow ami stomach disorder all Fourth—^Harry Etch, Tom Kel near the $130,000 mark for the Best in Pinch week, said he was "plenscd to IiiHtriirliDtial Squad Jets Not the Same Without Joe ley, Bob White, Earl Everett; be this close, I have been play year In unofficial winnings. BOS’niN (AP) The Boaton MeisScore Double, ’ FWth-ôhn Krtstof, Rod Dolln, NEW YORK — (NEA)— ing terrible the Ins) Uiree The 35-yearold Moody dlckiT Killebrew Explodes Twice Who la the best ptnrh-hltter Red Sox have picked a 86 man Don Anderson, Bob LaChapelle; weeks. Orville wiui very aggres come close to that figure In 14 In baseball Mstoryf Sixth— Bob Haynes, Harry years with the Army. sive once he got the lead" squad. Including six players on According to ttie new Basn- NEW YORK (AP) — Fiuncona, who drove In all of Detroit rally In the bottom of games. Prank Howard hit his Atherton, Ekl McNamara, Hen "From the fourth hole on, I the parent roster, for their entry ry Peasini; Seventh — Dm Mc bnll Bncylopedla, to be pub- Harmon Killebrew may ndt * the inning. 44th homer for the Senators. \ Await Cub Invasion felt I would take It. I was hitting Avco Tt» Rt*tiirii In the Florida Inatnictlonal Johnson Paces Cards llsbed soon, tbe honor be 3-8 with a three-run t.ouble in KidJle Watt, 5-2, choked off a National League Kee Pole Footer, Joe Vanorlo, everything good,” the modest be a million laughs, but longs to Tris Speaker, whose SUTTON, Maas. (A l'l - The l.cHgite this fall. the first. Tiger rally after they loaded the INDIANS - VANK8 — East Divlaltm NEJW YORK (AP)— ^The “No," said New York Manag- Sunday’s viotoiy was a come- ___ Harrison; Eighth—Sked Ho- Texan said. he’s sure killing the Oak NEW YORK (AP) — Deacon Jones was the Rams' Curly Culp plncb-hlttlng average was $150,000 Avco Golf ('lassie will 7710 team, which will be di Kllicbrew's 42nd ,homcr, a I • eti With none out. He threw a sThe Indians scored the go-a W. L. Pot. GB New York Mets played both " °U Hodges, "I don’t peek at frcm-behlnd Job. the Mets tied But he praised runnerup land Athletics. Charley Johnson, who' for P^^me drfenslve spoUer. shTTartT ^ the* Biu"®' « e T e .33$ (t6-tor-86). Roger Bree- return to Pleasant Valley t‘o\m- rected by Pittsfield Manager grand slam off rookie Vida double-play ball and got out of 84 56 . ' the scoreboard. - I ...... look at U the score in the sixth on singles George Archer “ who played the The unassuming and soft-spo head'Tun on a fielder's choice In Chicago the Philadelphia Phillies 74,771 nnhan, a catcher for the old try Club In 1970 after drawing Billy (inrdner, will Include Blue, highlighted a ilve-run the j..m with only one run scor Just then. It Adn’t look very the last two seasons needed ._*" ?**'“ ’ ."'®“ whiie. but the chiefs didn’t seal their ^ best, but he couldn’t hole any ken "Kilter" exploded two ho the ssy^th inning and added New York 80 57 . and the ,Shea Stadium by Ron Swoboda and Ken Bos more than 114,0(X) fans In Its de pHchera Ken Brett, John FTyar, Minnesota second inning that ing. ■ good. “ Jim Hickman hit a two- a w^kend pass to throw ’““* **‘® *"*"• putts." New York Olante, was sec mers, one a grand slam, out of threiSrnore Insurance runs h} a Pittsburgh 74 61 . 7^ scoreboard Sunday and well, a sacrifice and €U> infield ond with a -$17 mark ($6-tor- but last month. Mike Uarmnn and Dave Gray, put the game away. The victory pushed 'Ojie Or- run homer In tbe eighth for the out. the Oakland Coliseum and drove e lg l^ Inning rally highligittedi St. Louis 78 65 . Archer, the towering Califor 63). Cus Mlngolla, trte club’s board Killebrew left the game in the 10 they won each game. Cubs. Chicago leads 5-4," tbe catcher Carlton Fisk and first in seven runs Sunday to lead loles’ lead to 14V4 games overt-by Joee Cardenal's double to Phllsidelphla 55 82 . They took the lead for keeps nian who won toe ^Masters, fin chairman, announced during Uie bnsemun Tony Muser. Fisk was fourth when he suffered u the Tigers In the Bast and re- The Phillies were easier than scoreboard dutifully reported. Babe Ruth, baseball’s all- fronl-run.'.dng Minnesota to a beat the Yankees. Montreal 48 M . art Inning later on a 'w a lk to ished with a 69 for 148 while weekend that the 72-hole tournii' n-ralled by the Boston Re 2H the FlttSburglrChlcago gam e-a against Oakland thtf year. • * BtaigeU bantered In ihe being paid to the scoreboard 49ers Sunday. qtaiihBA.h ..nm ’ k*. u Vikings both George Putz, Joe Novak, Bert trail the Twins by gnunes eluding a homer, as Chicago Houston 72 65 nvu fin a * , Staubach came off the bench dashed preîanie peculation Brown* t> ^ SENATORS - RED SOX — .526 4% contest that held some snwiii in- 1 with about three weeks to go In (topped California, and Wayne San Diego 44 96 .817 83Vi terest In the “**^ **** to a pair of two-run singles The 4 9 e r s ^ k lead In In the second period, after start- that they would play close-vest- Ddln Don Anderaon ^ ^ ORIOLES - TIUER8 — to the New Yoris ikigout. scortitoard. The roar that bit of by Agee and Rod Gaspar the regular season. Unser’s homer, his fifth of the Comer’s single scored Tommy Sunday’s Results BeUuiger's single scored The Mets, you see, are maUng information attracted was al- ______—______nv dislocated hlB ed. Since they n L fi in the Na- seojton, gave Wiuthlngton Its ex Harper with the winning run, New York 9, Phlladelidila 8 I^K waa m s j ^ as q ^ - right Index finger. WlUi tour Uonol FootboU League opener In ” ^B B »T FIFTEEN Killebrew, wtx> boosted his Frank Robinson and Chico tra-inning ylotory over Boston thte a serious September by most (us big as the one that FOR BIG INCOMING capping a two-run rally, aa Pittsburgh 7. Chicago 6 terback Steve Spurrier ran Into seconds remaining In the half. New York Bent A— American League-leading RBI chasing after the Cube, leaders greeted 5 the first-inning Met Salmon in BolUmoro's 14th with and extended Jim Lonborg’s los Seattle nudged Kansas City in San Diego 4, Los Angeles 2 five interceptions. Spurrier went the 28-year-old rookie scram- "We hard as we «dl T ^ ^ ^ ! ^ total to 128, a personal season in the Nattooal Leagne’s East homers by, Tommie Agee and Knights in Romp 9 the needed cushion to offset a ing streak as a starter to nine l.ie 10th. Montreal 3, St. Louis 0 all the way white regular start- bled tor a touchdown that gave etn>U 80 69 .576 14H . "A lot of people say so—play- ^ three-hour RUNS - R. Jackson, Oak- Kemp; Barney Weber, Frank ★ FREE MOUNTING Lonborg said. "I got the ball and Andrews walked but-^rtlll Boston 74 68 .640 1914 ®” “ w BIH TUden, Don - .t i ^ l e waged In intense hu- land, 114; F. Robinson. Battl- Bridgeport Jets Local Schoolboys Busy Sheldon, Jake Honnon, Ted where I wanted most of the no The chance Washington 72 68 .514 28 Budge and Jack Kramer." said mtaity. The score was 3-6( 6-4, more, 103. Bantley 74. • INSURANCE BENEHTS time, but those pitches that erased os Cart Yaatraemakr"^{^^ York 68 69 .600 35 Poncho Gonzales, a onetime un- 4-6. 6-3, 8-6. RUNS BATTED IN —Kflle- A.fter Yale Stars t j * _ i WOMEN’S DIV18ION e ★ EASY TERMS grounded Into a double play cieve^n d Howard and Unser hit were up 56 84 .400 89 rew, Minnesota 128; Powell, BRIDGEPORT (AP) — It A — Jan Harrigan 90; B — which went from the first base indiaii and Eagle Gndders • GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS and In." West DtvteloB entering a new business venture a small outback community of Baltimore, 118. looks like Yale’s famous com- Del Hartmann 100; Sally Geda ON man. to the catcher to the third Minnesota • APPLY IN PERSON OR CALL 649-1154 "We got what we’ve been 88 68 .616 — “ .o BONANZA STEAK HOUSE down," Pitching Cbach Darrell g»tUng city 66 83 .406 29 *Hte to see him agoiiwt a ttimed professional two years 34; R. Jackson, Oakland, port Jete. By DEAN V08T > our club.’ B —Irene Moser 89-29-60; C '— back to first base, preventing a ■ Blemishes Johnson said In praising Loi\; Chibago 54 82 .897 30 "tan Hke Lew Hoad or Don g 31; Buford, Baltimore, 81. A ^xAesm an for the Jets, a "Good and bad.” were the **^ "’*^* ““ Ke“y 90-32-58; Kickers - triple play. 287 W. MIDDLE TPKL borg’s ertort. Seattle S3 85 .880 3314 Budge." Bui nobody has beaten the ~ aarke. Now member of the AtlanUc Ooeot ^ ^v* Head FoothoJl and then we finrt 76 Del Hartmann 100-25- In the sixth, Boston loaded the "Our players said that Lon 8undiqf*s ResuHs Taver won’t face either of rod-haired Rocket of Rock ®'"***' «: Football League, said that the ^ football would have mental mistakes. 75. Carol Carlson 92-17-78, Vera borg seemed to be hitting spots. bares with one out. but Lonborg Cleveland 7, New York these court giants of another Hampton since 8®atUe. 6. tekm had signed a contract with Wlggln of Manches- causing us to have a letdown. Honnon 103-28-75; Second 74 Nylon Cord • Rayon Cord grounded Into a double play. BatUmore 6. Detroit 5, 14 In- Inttead he vras set to meet turned the trick at Q u ^ ’r O t o n RUNS — R. Jackson. former Yale end Bruce Weln- !*•■ High’s Indians after Satur- Working with inexperiienoed Bette Wolff 92-18-74,. Lonborg also was his own nlngs a follow Australian seven years In stein and that he had scheduled day’s scrimmage' with Bloom- boys, on some plays we would Kickers - first 77'-Chuck Rsy- worrt enemy In the ninth. Tom ■ London, a Wimbledon prep, Wash- Tubeless • Tube-Type Chicago 4, California 1 his Junior and feUow left-hand- last Julie. Laver -has won the 44. a meeting with quarterback -field High at Memorial Field ** correctly, nolds 81-4-77. Marty Shapiro 89- Satriano singled ^wUh one out, Seattle 7, Itonsas City. 6, 10 F. Howard, Washington, 44. Brian Dowling tor lator this "Our line blocking on defence Gien t ^ next play torget whore 12-77, Ed Merer 105-28-n. Lou but couldn’t advance os Lonnls A u s t r ^ r French and Wimble Innings ^ of the West Side TennU don Utlra-the first three STOLEN BASES — Harper, week. was good and our offensive line ** **’* ***** *'^'’* U*** *?**•■ »»-»-3 3 . &sm Berma^ Whitewall • Blackwall struck out attempting to sacri Wzzhbigton 8, Boston 3, 10 to ?"^ .?*_** "* * ^ EDT. with the a grand slam Don - Budge Camponerts, (5ak- At tbe end of the ptt>tootbaU was ^ t y and needed a little “ * * ^ “»* *’>’ Saturday when we 90-13-77; second 80 - Jim Mc- PETE’S fice. O’Brien Own rtngted Satrt- nlngs $16,000 first prise at stake. ______land, 49. draft, it seemed (or a while that ^ r k The offensive line- *“ "* * ‘****'* R «*yU le team. Carthy 85-5-80. Sid Necbaman ano to third before Andrews achieved as an amateur In 1988 Minnesota 16, Oakland 4 Laver qualified for the Otle nnd Laver In 1962 a ^ * M * * ^ PITCHING — (14 Decisions) the two player, would be rej. weren’t flri^^ tryTng * ^ *«*•*“• •*“*“ Wide Range of Sizes CITGO popped out. Today Oomes round by quickly winning two amateur. — Palmer. Baltimore, 14-2, .875, arated, with Dowling going to ^ to block. The f,***,** P"*"' ^ B®"* l<»-»-60. CITGO SERVICE ■The Red Sox flew to Cleveland ______remaining games from Arthur 2.13; McLain, Detroit, 22-A .786 Boston (Landis 5-8) at Cleve- Margaret Oourt of Mtimesota and Wetastein to Ml- ût we didn’t *â.**‘*.P**r f****^ ^ ' •*"* ^ (Hiuima 5-U), N Ashe Jr., the defemfing cham Australia 2.74. ami. But the tram, chêd the'strength of ,^**L^‘* “" ^ "^ ***~* ® 100; C we HONOM w.th the Indiana tonight. BUI eatabkshed herself Washington (Cartos 5-8) at pion in the match that had been the ummee K. —T" ---- of STRIKEOUTS U (TJ — M<£>OWeUMdJowell. their plane ^ b ^ ^ y e r s * u ^ r passing ^ ,f™* ***^ "®®^ * '“ U® Elite Wlncze 119. h pWoMd to cHinoô tlw oddMon to tM r Lands (5-6) will start while Baltimore (Phoebus 12-6) N called Friday because of dark- Richey of s ^ looking tor berths. Dowliiig led ^ work." —BETTER — NINE Mike Nagy rests an alUng back New York (Kekleh 1-4) at De nosB. T be thud scare was 8b. 6- the Y ^ BuUdOf. to a a e with ^ "Our two Wg halfbacks, didn’t A Mary Heslln 46-10-86; the women's singles ftinl 6-2 6- fino moehanioal staff — for a couple of dayo. Landis is troit (WUson 12-6) N 6, 14-12. *»• Ksnsas City-.at OaUandi N Academy held Ihelr first foot- H i S ^ 76-7-68. Wan Ferguson and couldn’t get the ball acroa. *“ ' * ^ SM n^fback Paul Tortonall. Ian. CinclnnaU 172. ,/|LL TIRES ON FIRST COME, CNUKEnom New York st Detroit, N boU scrimmages of the\ seium 82-16—66,82-16-69. John Lavlnk)Lavlnio 76-9—69.76-9-69. the.line for a tallv.'’tallv." \he he added.added - . Saturdays . . gamfi In BacUy 37; E — Bd__Mosef 106. DRIVE IN TONIGHT \ New York at Detroit ,N Saturday, and Cohunbto con *** DOUBLES - Kesalnger. Chl- See OB for: General Automotive Repatrino, phis ■ Complete Harry Atherton 79-10—66. "Revierwtng our game', we *“ ***^*‘ “ ** A —Stan Msrkowstd $6-6—36. FIRST-SERVED BASIS Boeton at Cleveland, N cluded Us pre-sesson practice at t*>m “***“ « Ro, 38; M. Alou. PtUaburgh. 24. .LSm E S EVfcWTB fbowed a 100 per cent Improve- *'***^ toer>- left off last year. Lim of Qu^ty Ottgo Produeta! John Harrigan 36-6-36; B - Washington at Baltimore. N Lakeside. BEST SIXTEEN ment from our first scrimmage HN Mike Ovtan n -6-62 . Dick Oari- Only gamee scheduled. in tbe Yale match In New for ^ ^ Pittsburgh. Low grore Helen Noel 72; and with a iKtle more wortt In me . 1 « son $7-6-62; C - Ray ScrapNn Haven, the defora. won the tackle a ^ S t e k 10 Low net—Oeie Perry 76-17—66, the blocktng department, and ’ e s i e n i s y a r a s r a h o m e r u n s — McOowey, $96-3$. Tom Bugnackl 36-3 33. W E H ONOR ûse. Spearheaded by Andly Jim Marphaler tor th ^ ^ t o E m E n d to n 78-14—66; Putts— srlth some of the Injured boys BATTING - Harmon KlUe- Paul Anderren tt t tl D — Weekend Tight Ooe. captain and linebacker, and slve work. San Francisco. 41;

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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 BusilMSS S«rviC M R o o fi^ and Hnip Wanf J PAGE TWENTY-ONE Hnip W anmd Hdp WcHitad— Holp O fh iv d 13 Chimnnyt 16>A 35 Hdp WoRfod—Molo 36 Help Wonted—iDkalo 36 He!p WontMl—Mole 36 THERE lUGHTA BE A LAW 35 35 35 BV SHORTKN knd WHIPPLE . HousohoW Goods 51 Rooms W ithout Beewd 59 CLASSIEIED LAWNS maintained. / Rubbish ROOFINO, Gutters. Chim neys- MAH WAHI’juu to work In lum MAN for work local dairy taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. Jfew and repairs bur. special- C^M -TYPIST — Typing and YOUNG WOMAN for counter ber yard, must have driver’s 'Stoiv, three evenings plus I h e su per m a i?«e t Kid why - Model Home Furniture 649-1S68 after 6 p.m. s h o r t h ^ necessary. Diveral- work at the Dairy Qiieen Bra- WANTEIX-Woman ito do Vf«ek- S u T THE HEAVY SPEHDER<5 ? THEY'RE ty 20 years experience. Free NURSES—RN’S & LPN’S fled duties in sales depart Ucense. Davis a Bradford AUTO MECHANIC some Sunday work. CaU 649-, 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL THE THOMPSON Howe CM estimates. Call Roy Kanehl zler, on Broad St. 11 a.m. - 6 ly imning CaU 64»-10T0. SMALL ORPER6 PARK- STEPS, sldewslks. stone walls, ment. Benefits. Apfriy Iona Lumber Oo„ ^ TbUand St., 8017. After 8, 643-9707. PARKED OYER THE COUNTY LINE.' 19 PIECES tage St. centrally loca M , large ADVERTISING 643-0353 after 6 p.m. Hartibrd. p.m.:' excellent pay. Apply tai ------^------—------(Foreign Cars) RIGMT a t TWE fr o n t DOOR - ' fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Mfg. (3o., 8 Regent St., Man ______or ftilMinie Blast Hartford.' 1297 pleasantly furnlftied rooms, person between 10.a.m. - 12 PART-TIME IMONTHE parking. Call 649-2868 for over CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS All ooficrete repairs, both In------——------— All shifts, full or part41me, good chester. woman for housekeeping de Inimedlate opening's for 2 MERE WE ARE .' nocm or after 6 p.m. BLOCK AFTER interior Deslgpier wants reliable night and permanent guest sl'l? and outside railings. Land partment. 649-4S19. experienced men, up to REFRIGERATION PUTIMEBAGfN 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 P.M. M im n o r y , beneHta, paid meal HYOIENiaT family or newlyweds to accept rates scaping. Reasonably priced for Saturdays, HAIRDRESSER—FuU or part- $4.50 an hour to start. THE 8ACR. NEXT* Draumablnsi 10 line. and den&l DEAN MACHINE delivery of complete Model Dis Call 648 0851 ______uroiwnamiig ly pjx»,e Mr. d ., 289-86n. secretary part- time. LuJon Salon of Beauty, MOTHERS—Work three nights Many benefits. Apply MECHANIC aEASE' COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. time. Write Box “F' Manches- 648-1939. a week, make $60. Call Mary, PRODUCTS, Inc. ‘ play of (Quality Furniture Just LARGE, clean furnished room, COMPLETE sharpening serv DRESSMAKING and altera ter Herald. SUPE-RH removed to warehousea for Pub- gentleman only, kitchen prtv- 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 742-7562 or Ellen, 876-9673. Person must be experienced tions, zippers replaced etc. BURNSIDE ------BABY SITTER wanted from 7 10^ COLONIAL RD. GORIN’S SPORTS Uc Sale. Modern 8 complete Uege.s, free washer. dryer, Deadline tor Saturday and Monday !■ 4:30 p.m. Fridai ice. Hand and power mowers Call 649-4311. In tractor trailer gas. In sharpened and repaired. Pick CONVALESCENT HOME a.m. to 8 p.m. in my home, MANCHESTER CAR CENTER rooms with the $1,000 look. S parking. Palmer Realty, 643- to live in, family of three, own Route 83 (ToUand 'Tpke). diesel refrigeration units. up and delivery Call anytime, two children. Call 648-6848. Hdp Wantod—Mala 36 pc. Convertible living Room. 8321. PLEASE READ YOUR AD 870 Burnside Avenue room and bcUh. Good salary. Manchester \ Position Is with large com 6 pc. bedroom, 3 pc. Dinette 64-3-5805. Sharpen, 585 Adams Movlng— ^Trucking— Has Immediate Openings: East Hartford Call 644-8789. DBINTAL assistant wanted for 646-0158 ' pany offering excellent $10 down, you may purchase Olasolfled or “ Want Ado" are taken over the phone as a S t, Manchester, Conn. POOD SERVICE wages and fringe benefits. convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST Sloraga 20 downtown Hartford office, will Days: 7 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. any room indlridually. Im TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CLEANING women needed for train. Send resume to Box “ B ” WORKERS Please submit resume to: DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the MANCHESTER - South Windsor m a N C H E S T ^ n^n-x. l. n_i.. ------part-time cleaning work In the mediate delivery or free CONNECTICUT next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE In Manchester Herald. UNIVERSITY lights: 4 pjn. to 1 a.m. P.O. Box 311, East Hart storage. — Al Marino Sei^lces (Formerly trJ^^SâclSS CHRISTMAS money. Manchester area evenings. ______SHEB?T Metal Workers—Ebeper- ford. Cfonn. correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then M A M Rubbish). Attics, cel $600 salary now until Dec. 20, CAP & CCP Charge Plon'> NOTICE Refrigerators, waftiers sad Good wages, peUd holidays and DENTAL asaistant, experienced . OF CONNECTICUT TURRBir LATHBl: Set ienced In aircraft fabrication. only to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which lars, garages, bams cleaned 4 hours daily, morning or eve up and errata Also, our own Instant f>edlt stove moving, specialty. Fold other benefits. CaU 637-8171 or preferred but wUl train, Top pay for top personnel. Full ______. OF ADOPTION OF do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be out; appliances, bulky furni ning hours, downtown Man DMiwasbers and vegetable Plan corrected by “ make good’* Insertion. mg chairs for rent. 649-0702 apply at Rudder Window Clean- Knowledge of typing and of- Machine SERVICE ORDINANCE ture moved, removed; metal- chester office, convenient men, first and second shifts. HARDINOB CHUCKEIRS: station attendants ing, Co., 167 CUiarter Oak Ave„ flee procedure. Write Box Set-up and operata 55 Blm St., Manchester. In accordance with the provi cardboard drums available. parking. TeleiAone mail order Some heavy lifting inverived, wanted, mornings and eve DISCOUNT FURNITURE Hartford. o , Manchester Herald. nings. Attractive salary. Ap sions of Ctuipter 3. Sections 1 (RookvlDe, Toll Free) 644-2615. sales. Phone Mrs. Anderson, 36-hour work week, exod- ^XPKBJENCEX> WAREHOUSE Perinting— Paporlng 21 lent working conditkxis. For PRODUCTION MILLERS: ply Sunset Service Station, 555 and 9 of the Town Cliarter, no- 646-0726 for appointment. Set-up and erate. .NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 8 7 5 - 3 1 3 6 UNIQUE new home owners CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex an appointment contact CABINET MAKERS Bast Middle Tpke., Manches 3580 Main St ** I’^cehy given of the adop ^ service: Painting, cement______terlor painting, paper hanging. RELIABLE woman for general Penonnel Sendees Division, TOOL - (HUNDER; Exper ter. ' 522-7249 tion by the Board of Directors ^ work, driveway repairs, seal Discount on wallpaper. Call housework, one day weekly. WAITRESS North Eag^viUe Rd., Storrs, ienced In sharpening metal EhcceUent openings. Apply: (former Fuller Brush bldg. i of the Town of Manchester, Con ing, yards, garages, attics 646-8048. Call 646-2110. Conn. 1-429-8811, Ehct. 1281. cutting tools. 175 Pine St, Manchesto- necticut. September 2, 1969, of Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? cleaned. General maintenance. FULL OR PART-TIME An equal opportunity em DISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. 848-2332 an Ortllnance as follows; Guaranteed workmanftilp. B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Smw' GENERAL office help, work in ployer. -AJl Benefits Manchester — 643-9557 COOKS dormer Norman’s Furr Be it ordained by the Board Free estimates. Phone I. Haln- Interior and exterior painting, retail furniture store, down CTjoloe ot hours—11 a.m.-3 p.m. tor noon hour; or 9-6 for Warehouse of Directors of the Town of MR. JAMES Herrigan wUl be PART-TIME, three to four 24-Hour Answering Service sey, 648-8069. paper hanging. Thirty years town Manchester area, varied taU day or evening hours 6-10 p.*n. or 6-11:80 p.m. or 7- An Equal Opportunity Short order. Full or part- at corner of Pine A Fore.st St..'ii .Manchester that the Town of 11:80 p.m, glad to interview you for a hours per day, mornings. Call experience, four generations. and interesting work. Paid Bknployer time Only permanent cm- Mon -Frl 9-9. Sat. 9-6 Manchester purchase for the position as a grit blaster. Ehc- 649-5334. Free to Herald Readers Free estimates, fuUy insured. benefits, hours 6-9 p.m. daUy ______ployes, no students. Help Wanted— Mole 36 total sum of Nine Thousand Two HousohoM SarvIcM 648- 7861. and 9^ Saturday. Phone pertenoe is preferred but not Help Wanted— Articles For Sole 45 KITCHEN SET, $40. High chair Hundred |$9.200.00l Dollars necessary. Many Uberal bene SHORT order cook or broiler Apply in person Want Inlormatlon on one of our classified advertlsements7 Woody, 646-2331. SHADY GLEN STOCK CLERK full-time, 9 Mole or Female 37 $6. Playpen. $10. Carbed $4. from Anna Hniiklnji of the Town No answer at the telephone UstedT Simply call the OfFortd 13-A fits are ottered. 'Apply at the man. good pay, good bene- 40 QUART milk cans, plain or a.m. - 4 p.m. Salary and all PICK-UP and delivery driver, 649-3147. of Ka.st I.«onxmeadow. County INTERIOR painting and paper Mr. Smith 048-0011 (Parkade Store) or Klock Ck>., 1866 Tolland Tpke. MEN or women to work In antique. Inquire 359 Bldwell St. LIGHT TRUCKINO. bulk delW- store benefits. Apply to Mr. HOWARD JOHNSON full-time days. Apply In per of Hampden iind Common* ery, yards, attics, cellars clean hanging. Call 644-0878. Mr. Hoch 049-4246 (840 B. Middle Tîlce. Store son to Stan Ozlmek, Moriarty dietary department of modem Manchester. SEWING MACHINES singer EDWARDS COLLEGE students — have Katz, Arthur Drug Store, Man St., Manchester. wealth of Mniumchuaetta that ed and removed. Also odd Jobe. ter RESTAURANT Bros., 301 Center 81.. Manches nursing home. Hours to be ar sulomatic zig-zag. rxcellen’ NAME TOUR own price. Paint chester, Conn. SCREENEll loam, processed tract of land located In the said 644-8962 BE ONE mornings free? We need you ter. ranged. Pleasant working con condition Makes buttonholes ANSWERING SERVICE ing, paper hanging, paper re for 3 or 4 hours, light, pleasant BRIDGEPORT Operators— Ex- Tolland Tpke,, Manchester gravel, gravel. »and, stone, Town of Mancheser more par perienced In aircraft experi dition. Call 647-1462. hems, imbrolders. etc Orig TWO handymen want a variety moval, ceUtngs. Guaranteed LDCAL woman with some ex MANICURIST wanted, fuU or work. CaU 648-4000. PRODUCTION LATHE fill. George H. Orlfflng Inc inally over $300.. 6 monthly ticularly bounded and describ mental work. Top pay for top Andover 742-7886, 649-0500 875-2519 of Jobs by day or hour. Rea workmanship. Prompt sendee, OF THE perience bookkeeping, typing part-time. OaU Magic Mirror ______MAN wanted to drive light de- payments of $8.50 each or pay ed os follows; satisfaction guaranteed. 647- and aU around office work. 047- Beauty Sakxi, 648-2449 PORTER needed, good hours. AND personnel. FuU beneftts. Ap- sonable. Call 648-5805. MEN for tlrj service and re- truck. Call 289-1568. ^ FRIENDLY ICE CTREAM voijiswAOEN motor. 40 h.p. f-M oa.sh 522-0931 dealer Northerly by land n f of the and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiaer in 9664. 1423 for appointment. good wages. Apply in peracn. ply Rolo Machine Co., 55 . . ______. ___ Town of Manchester, One Jig time without spending all evening at the telepbrnia FINEST Parkade Bakery, Manchester Elm St., Manchester. shop. G o ^ pay, 45-55 hours CARPENTER SHOP rebuilt by Volkswagen me LIGHT trucking —Lawns cel MILLING HANDS WANTED, ex CLEAN. USED refrigerators Hundred (1001 Feet, more or JOSEPH R LEWIS Cu-stom FULL-TIME and part-time Shopping Parkade. 649-6830. per week, all benefits. Must chanic. Also Karmium Ohla ranges. lars, aittica cleaned, odd Jobs. Several excellent opportu perienced framing and trim 435 Main St. automatic washers less; Trees cut and removed, 648- Painting. Interior and ex-, waitresses, 6-dhy week, 9 - 5 Machinery building exper BEFORE you look any further, be steady worker. Experience work Working mostlv In Storrs rear bumper complete, 649- nities have developed in our WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED woodworker. ience needed. Apply in per Manchester with ôrantee*. See them at Northeasterly by land n /f of AHtomobllM For Sol* 4 8000. terlor. Paper hanging. Wall shift and 10-8 shift. W. T. come to the Klock Co., at 1366 helpful. Apply Nichols Man- area Call Glastonburv 633 5833. B.D. PearPs Pearls ApphamAnnhances es 649 __ . • office for fuU-time. Good opportunity for compe son. Overtime available. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We Chester Tire, Inc., 295 Broad i2M Glastonbury. 683- the Town of Manchester, paper books on request. Fully Grut Co., Farkode. Main 81 Call 646-21T1 REWEAVING of burns, moth- Now hiring for after Labor tent man. New England Wood Appointments arrange. Lib have openings on second shift St., Mancherter. ______MALE and FEMALE SYLVANIA portable Mereo. being Union I’taxl, Three Hun H ER A LD MO 1100, 1968 eedan, runs well. inaured Free estimates. Cail holes, zippers repaired. Win ATTENÔN housewives— Sell Day. Days or nights, fuU or working, Bolton, 648-6467. eral benefits. In our Heat Treat Dept. Very DKE.S.SER ami double heeries, slip enteen (3171 Feet, more oh alon.-In very good condition. Manchester, Conn. MECHANIC tor pin setter ma- — able for lawns, bushes, trees Information Main St. 649-5221. tin, 649-9285, 849-4411. or write, “Santa’s Parties, covers and h-iiphulsterlng leas; Best offer. Call 649-8784. CLERKS chines. Must have some me and grass. 873-6687, Route SO, Inc.,’’ Avon, Conn., 06001, tele HOWARD JOHNSON RECEIVING CLERK JIG BORE Operators — fint, OIL BURNER mechanic, must Uniforms provided, food allow- Uiidget terms KstablLdied In Westerly by land n f of one THE HERALD wUl not chanical experience. For Rockville. 1965 MOB. Snow tires, tonneau NICK’S Interior and exterior Mail room: Small maUing phone 1-678-8466, also booking second and third shift. Lathe DRIVER be thoroughly experienced, ance. good starting pay plus 1945 iMys. 524-0154 '‘ Venlngs Dowd. Two Hundred (2001 disclose the Identity of painting. Free estimates. Call '’National corporation Is seek nights only. Apply in person, cover, luggage rack, wire Building— department, experience not parties. 394 Tolland Tpke. operators, second shift Verti PART-TIME Highest wages In the area. Ups- Experience not ncj'caaary. ALUMINUM aheeta used as 649-7.590 Feet, more or less. any adv,ertliier using box 643-1781. ing a qualified receiving Vernon Lw es, Route 83, Ver letters. Readers answer wheels. Excellent condition. necessary. cal turret lathe operators, sec Blue Cross, laundry pension. Said premises are subject to Contracting 14 clerk to work at a ehop^ng non. to make deliveries and to printing plates, .009 thick, 2Sx THREE YEAR Kennvore 646-3060. WAITRESS — 7:80 a.m. to All benefits paid. Apply: Wy- appointment OA jSneeta a m ft # a m # 9 • j • ing blind box ads who aOWARD R. PRICE -Palntlng center location. Reasonable ond shift. CaU LeMl Corpora- 36", 25 cents each or 5 for $1. a Sewer Fsuienient of record to desire -to protect their N. J LaFla:nme — Carpenter Payroll Department: Must proxlmately 2 p.m. Aoolv ------help in store. OaU for In man Oil Co., 484 East Middle trie stove, like new. with rotls- exterior and Interior Paper hours with an excellent sal Uon, 643-3862. JANITOR — part-time, eve 643-2711. the Eighth District. identity con follow *hls 1968 CHEVROLET, 4-door, rontrnctor. Additions, lemodel- have good business arith Country“ Donut Shop, 1016 Main WOMEN wanted to pack eggs. terview. Tpke., Manchester. serie, $100. Call 643-0773. hanging. Ceilings, etc Insured. ary, plus many other com nings, Manchester area. Call _ _ _ _ Said purchase shall be fl- procedure; 6 cylinder, standard, very good ing and repairs. Call anytime metic background. St. MlUer Farms, North Coventry, 649-1008 pany benefits are available 643-5691, 8-6 p.m. only. DARK RIUH stonefree loam, LARUE upright food freezer all nanred from" the Capital Re- condition, $400; 648-2216. for free estimates. 876-1642. 648-8031. MEN wanted, part-time morn Situorions Wonted— iainclose your reply to Grocery assembly office: To HOUSEKEEPER and com to the right qualified per HIGH SCHOOL BOYS — MANCHES'TER DRUG five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, ahmilnum Interior, beautiful serve l''(ind. INSIDE—outside peUntlug Spe ings, for Janitorial duties. 646- stone, fill, manure, pool the box in an envelope — VOLVO —1963, 2-door sedan, work nights Starting at 7 panion to elderly woman who son. Apply in person at: EXPERIENCED painters want.- 717 MAIN ST. 4220. Female 38 condition. Call 649rles. Best offer. modeling specialist. Additions, Ing (speclaUslng in older COMPTOMETER 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. son i LABORATORY teSinlclan — sional. Bolton near high school, m a h o g a n y dining set. as deu>rmlned from the latest If not It will be handled reo rooms, dormers, porehss, floors), inside painting. Paper NURSING HOME Jobs with little or no help. Op to do with Blue laistre. Rent ..u 876-6556. OPERATORS SALESLADY—Lady’s specialty Interesting - challenging work, ?DUNTERMAN, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., B43-6198. rry dining ll"t» of the Registrars in the usual manner. cabinets, formica, built - Ins hanging. No Job too small 875-0771 portunity waits for the right _ electric shampooer $1 shop, Caldor’s Shopping Cen good salary. Complete fringe experience necessary. Ideal table, almost new, with leaf; Voters, has -not been filed bathrooms, kitchens 649 3446 John VerfalUe, 640-6750. Openings for experienced ELEXJTHlciAN — Journey BRASS KEY man. Draw against commls- wiU. CARE for on7’ thiê or Variety Store. 1969 CX)UGAR XR7 convertible. ter, days or evenings, em benefits. High school chemistry student with after- domestic oriental rugs; other ’ *'•* Town Clerk requesting operators. We wlU also .train man. top wagta, with benefit#. Sion. For full InformaUon call four-year old In my licensed Must sell, leaving for service. ploye benefits, Heirvey’s Inc RESTAURANT or lab experience required, evening classes. Ap- piece*. 649 5061. Us reference to a s|>eclnl Town CAPITAL Construction — those Interested and qual RET J ABLE woman to take over CaU between 8 aim>and 6 p.m. 643-2771. home. 643-2215. FOR "a Job well done feeling" Call after 0, 043-4903. 646-3100. Amerbelle Corporation, 104 P I’ person. Bonanza Steak __ election Lott and Found 1 complete home Improvement Boneb Stock*-— ified. famujr while mother is In hos Roberta Eaectric Co.,' 644-3431. 829 Main St. clean carpets with Blue / East Main St., RockviUe, 876- Middle Tpke., ALUMINUM products sales- UHED iMiUMeUilil furniture for 1963 LINCOLN 4-door converti contracting service speclaUs pital. CaU 643-9236. 649-1154. MATURE woman would like lAistre. Rent electric sham- Jotin 1. Garalde Jr Mortgogos 27 FEMALE sales clerk w a n t e d ______3325. man. One who Is familiar with sale. Moving Seen at 90 Henry l o s t —Light colored Siamese ble. Excellent condition. Ask lng In recreation rooms. We Company offers exceUent PART-TIME Janitor for service Manchester baby-sitting evenings; own pooer $1. Paul’s Pslnt A WaU- Reeretary cat, around Spring St. and for drug and cosmetic depart- ~ _ deportment, 8 nights per week, storm windows, storm doors, paper Supply. .St. after I p.ni . 643-6210. ing $1,300. 878-6686. " welcome comDetltors’ nrices. MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, wages and working condi SERVICEMa II —full-time, ALL AROUND machinist, tape transportation. CaU 640-W63. Board of Directors Lookout Mountain area. Chil ment. Evenings, hours flexible, NURSES’S AIDE, 3-11 p.m., fuU aluminum siding, etc. with Free estimates. Call anirtlme, mortgages— Interim financing tions, convenient free park approximately 6-9 p.m. See Al nights. Ebeperienced oil burner machine operators. Bridgeport Manchester, f'oon. dren’s pet. Please caU 649-6610. in new modem pharmacy. Ap- or part-time. CaU 649-4519. LATHE Operators —Experienc price knowledge. For full In 289-6646. —expedient and confidential ing and above average bene Patch, Service Manager, Car and heating mkn, exceUent and lathe operators, ample fits. Apply ; ply to Manager, Liggett Drug, ------— ------ter Chevrolet Co., lire., 1329 ed In aircraft experimental formation call 843-2771. Dogs— Birds Pots 41 Boots and Accossorios 44 Wontod—To Buy 58 Trucks— ^Tractors 5 service. J. D. Real Estate Manchester Shopping Parkade, COUNTER girl, 6 a.m. to 3 salary, working (xmdiUJpns and overtime, air - conditioned DORMERS, garages, onrehes, Assoc. 648-6129. Main 8 t „ Manchester. work and large diameter turn plant. Seg Mfg. Co. Inc., Dart LOST — Black mole shephenxl. 1964~CHEVROLET^ irfolTup, %, Manchester. p.m., five days a week. Apply security. Blue Cross, ^C^S, GROOIONG aU breeds. Har WANTED Anllquc furniture rec rooms, room additions. ings. Top pay tor top person Hill Rd., Vernon, call 875-0755. I Please call 649-8948. ton with plow, low mileage, kitchens, add-a-Jevels, roofing, LOWER monthly payments, $4 FIRST NATIONAL HlUlardviUe Luncheonette, 808 major medical, uniforms 'Ond Help Wanted— mony Hill. H.C. Chase. Hebros WANTED U*ed aluminum glass, !>e(vtcr. nil piilnlhigs oi FEMALES SECRETARIES - TyplsU nel. Full benefits. Apply Rolo outstanding profit sharing 647-9696. siding, general repairs. Quality 000 requires monthly payments Adams St., Manchester. Hole or Female 37 Rd.. Bolton. 643-5427 b"*!* Dali 646-0231. oilier iinllqiic Item. Any STORES, INC. needed for work In jrour area WILL TRAIN Machine Co., 65 Elm St., Man pension plans. Call 563-0131 for TO ASSEMBLE TOYS workmanship. Financing avail of only $89. Our Interest rate (ill.irllly The llnrn-edometer, WANTED ANTIQUES, UMd raise $40 or more, easily, serve you. Dial 247-8232 or UR Parts for rack. CaU 649-0387 ADDITIONS, remodeling. ga lum, Hartford, 278-7610. slliion in small local office. We learn a profitaUe boal- er, fuU-time. WUl train. Apply GROCERY^ CLERKS 643-2977. skis, etc., Ostor trailer, (bill furniture, |Hirtlal or ooniplet* 7 PJN. TO II PJN. quickly. Have 10 members write Connecticut Mortgage, ------^------MORNINGS Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 Cen after 4:80 p.m. rage rec rooms, bsthrooms are interested In someone In nesa. Apjily In person at 649-5672 before 5:30 p.m., after estates, (bill 033-2.‘)00 days 646 each sell only ten of my In 182 Rutledge Rd., Wethersfield, w m e n needed for BXECUnVB Secretary: Top the 38 - 65 age range. Center ter St., Manchester. PART-TIME AND lebiJL-TIME PUG PUPPIES — AKC regis 6 p.m., 649-4151. (SX)4 after 7 p,:n. .MUHT HE OVER 13 tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce light bench assembly work, Apply HELP WANTED spirational Prayer Grace Salt Conn. notch skUls. Working tor one St. location. Hours 8:80 - 6. .MBATOWN ' POSITIONS AVAILABLE tered, champion bloodline*. A ment work, cellar floors, pa fringe benefits. Apply In per nwVt SUver TOP NOTCH FOODS MEN wanted, part-time eve and Pepper sets, $1 each. Keep Auto AccMiorio»— executive In a chaUengfaig po- OaU 643-1665 between 9-1 week hearty toy variety. $12S-$160. HOUSEHOLD Iota — AntlquM. tios, roofing. Call Leon Oles son. Engineered Metals, 10 HU- Baat Hartford nings, for Janitorial duties. 646- J. M. Fields has several FtoHstv—NimorlM 49 Koge Company $40 for your treasury. No Tiros 6 siUon. Salary $186. Fee paid. days only. 801 Silver Lane, East Hartford 643-1478. Skogcreat Itog*. bric-a-brac, docks, (ram**, money needed. Write Anna synskl. Builder. 640-4291 Buslnoss Opportunity 28 liard St. Rita Girl, 800 SUver Lane. 289-3328 4220. ExceUent Wage Schedule. for stock glassware. W* buy estates. VII- K IM m . N E X ’T TO Wade, Dept. 886HP, Lynch East Hartford, 638-9416. and sales CANADIAN llemtookH dig -age Peddler. Auctioneer. 43(i IIDM’O l’NT F I'H N m iR R NEWTON H SMITH A SON-^ GREATEST opportunity waits KITCHEN helper wanted, SCH(X)L custodian wanted full your own, $3 each. Call 644 1854 burg, Virginia. 1962 COMET ataUon wagon, PAINTERS — Expierienced- ALSO ------starting sal MOVING Ifoodle for sale. Isike St., BtiHon. 046-U47 Remodeling, repairing, addf- for one who to familiar with nights, 4:80 - 9:30 approximate- PART-TTME hocUdeeeper: Bur time, second shift. ExceUent ary, libbrql company bene $75. 643-8534. I-749-H40I. most ports available. 648-9640. fuU or part-time. Apply super- tlons. rec roomi, garage*, cabinets, and kitchen business. ly- Apply Ctovey’s Restaurant, roughs machine. Four hours a Intendant cm Job, Presidential benefits. Contact. Office of fits. ApplY-f)! person. Part-time: porches and roofing. No Job Needs a man who to willing to 46 E. Ctnter St. day. Salary to $3.76 on hour. WANTED Apartments, Center St. and Chief of Maintenance, South TOY POODLES, three white too imall. OaU 649-1144 FUELOIL Gordon romi Porsonolf grow wfth one of the largest Fee paid. Rita Girl, 800 SUver FUUT1ME Thompson Rd. An equal op Windsor Board of Education, SERVICE CLERKS males, AKC registered, 7- FULL-TtM f Motorcyelot— 820 Silver Lahe,^ weeks old. Call 649J)107. If you ore Intoreatod In Mr WANTED driver, retired num SAVE MONEY! Fast service. renriodellng firms in OoimecU- Lane, East Hartford, 638-9416. portunity employer. ’Dmothy Edwards School. Wap- Momlnss: 8 a-n>- to 1 p.m. ___ ‘llolry Freduett 50 SALESLADIES Bieyclos 11 cut. For full Information call SALESPERSON DRIVBtS ping, or call 644-2410. East Hartford Ing or being hired, list aer- to drive car to West Hartford, Dormers, room additions, ga EEG TECHNICIAN DEMONSTRATORS —tiuann- puppl6«. AKC wormird TOMATOES Pick your own, vlre* titat you want done or rages, porches, roofing and 643-2771. FOR SHOE DEFT. SHEE’TMETAL AND AND CHECK OUT momingw and afternoons, reli 1969 TRIUMPH Daytona, 400 teed $180 In toys and gifts free Experienee Preferred ONE LABORER for cement 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. -Sdth Shota, males and females, aale; summer and will do — .plrklng up, dual- Biding. Oompare prices. Add- WANTED TOOL & DIE Apply; able. 646-2783. miles. Going Into service. Call A RARE to you plus $100 In cash for SA6 E A U .E N work. Driver’s Ucense neces I>N(|C type. 872-4208, squash, carrots, fnilte CASHIER Ing, vaeuumlag, Inming, sU- 649-0349. A-Level Dormer Oom., 289- Just 30 nights work. No Apply Jn person only FULL Ic PART-TIME ver pntlshing, food prepara- WANTED —Ride to West Hart MANCHESTER MEMORIAL In VERNON CIRCLE sary. $3. per hour. CaU 643- MO'TTS SHOP-RITE COLLIE AKC, beautiful ” 1’" ' * P ' “A** f'>* delivery, no ctSleoUng. If In OPENINGS DIMENSIONAL arvl visual In- Full Company BtmefUa Uon — a spwtfle aorli aa a ford, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., one way RUPP Mlnl-Blkol 8A4 h.p.. 4 0 ------OPPORTUNITY HOSPITAL n e e d s a VERNON, OONN. ^ 0851. sable and Jte,' 10 weeks old, ''" y “ O’! Sunday 21 rossnfole dish or spertalties terested In becoming a demon- a First Class Sheetmetal spcctor. Experience preferred Angel HI , Manchester. or both, vlcinlly Troutbrook miles per hour top speed. Also CARPENTRY — conorote steps We need sincere people who TRAINED BEG TE., Parkade. experience and abUlty. Excel 1968 HONDA 800 seml-customer related work. No Job too “ onoUy odverised products, and MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CATALOG free. I’U send vou Shop Man riQOm set, gold barrel back PAHKAOE NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Ized. Good running condition. •mall ••..iia_turndlA ^ » ii_- u/-voT>m...... ______.. _■ _ juu All Benefits—Overtime lent advancement potential. Ap- FREE, houaebroken, excep- •mall Don Moran. Builder handle distribution of a line HOSPITAL. 643-1141,' EXT. 248. aU new Popular Club catalog. Uvtng room chair, 743-9117. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon Uall 646-0306. Small Work on Space and Life ply IjoPolnl Industries. Rock- tlonally small, ten-week' ' old Evenings 649-88W known by you nnd everyone Let your friends shop from It est Douglas accepts lowest Sheetmetal Products vlUe, adorable kittens. Coll 643-8861. - else, and to listed on the N.Y ■nion you pick $80 and more ASSISTANT MANAGER - down, smallest payments, any >?EMENT WORK — No Job too Stock Exchange, ARE YOU LOOKINB FOR “ WE HAVE PARTS ON THE MEXIHANIC—Fill! or part-time. In free Items. AUce WOUains, FOR SALE Eight month where. Not smaU loan finance Busino:s SorvicM imall, sidewalks preferred. This U not a rack or vending MOON" ' Inquire In person. Holiday Popular Club Plan, Dept. X- s INSURANCE BENEFITS old male Cocker Spaniel, pedi company plan. Douglas Mo Call 742-9791. Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Man CAB DRIVERS Offorad 13 machine scheme. 608, Lynbrook, New York. PART-TIME OUTSIDE WORK? gree. CZall after 6 p m., 649- FEMALE PRODUCTION tors, 346 Main. If you enjoy imtereatlng Dynamic Metal Products s GOOD WORKING (30NDI- chester. If. after an Interview at your If you are a careful driver 1682. ATTK?S and cellars cleane•.•. ...876-9109 . wants t o start at ground-floor Sober ad reliable. Good sala Plaza Vernon. East Hartford standard 3-apeed transmla- Apply: 21st floor. 798 Main Good Starting Salary Flos UGOT truddni. odd Joba. also ROOFING and Roof 'ftaSuT level and grow with us. We CASHIER ry and benefiU. Send resume ____ ston, excellent condition. 649- St., Hartford, or caU Mar part • time. moving large a ^ U a i ^ Bum- Couglln Roofing Co., ino., ow are in a position to let out on Dept, Overide. to Manager, 6 Downey Drive, AUTO MECHANICS 9397. concession basis an appliance tin Scott, 278-6960 foiv an Manchester. morning ' ~ and" afternoons. Call WANTED — Demonstrators for ing barrels delivered. M. -----7707 appointment. Paid Vacattotis A Holidays 1775 division, and a linoleum and -Apply at Ones Watklna Bros., 643-5171. Ideal toya. High commission; 1965 CHEVROU-IT, O-pasiHingcr Insurance and O P E N N G S rug dlvtston Ih a ready-going TRUCK DRIVER for plumbinf;^ — —...... - no collecting, no delivery. W* Hava 2 Openings For wagon, V-8, power steering, ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum Rotlrement Beawllto PAUL’S Odd Jobs Done — remodeling tHuinese. Unlimit TrecBur« City and heating supplies. CaU 649- ®“ !!; Pick your own kit 742-7672. radio, $1,(145. Call 649-3475 af gutters. Carpentry, additions, Ju^mediafe Opening A Career Opportunity 4563 for appointment. dant and mechanic wanted. Cliain saw work, roofing, drive remodeling and rec rooms. ed oppoptunlUee waits for one EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIGS ter 5:30. ways sealed, carpentry, ma- Apply at Chuck’s Foreign Car EXPERIENCED punch - press Free catlmatc.s. R Dion. 643 who desires to get ahead at Monchtater IWkadc LANDSCAPE ' laborers fiill Service Center, Vernon. Conn. ■onary wiork, attics, oellars, operator. Full time Apply 334 1966 VOLkiWAGEN, $978, good 4352 practt^lly no coet. For full in For A Young Mon or G irl W. T. 8RANT 80. time, no experience neceo- 876-5861. garages cleaned, lawns fertil X-TRA-$$ Hartford Rd . Miuicheater. If you have the qualifications wo havo tha job. condition. Also 1966 Ford Fal formation call 643-2771. p a u u o e oory. Call Grontlond Nursery, con. 4-door, $600, good condi ised. etc. Phone 649-6030 for ROOFING. aluminum tiding, Sign up now—begin later. Mhny 643-0668. AVAUBLE We offer: Modern shop, top pay in lino with free estimates. Help Wonted —• Mole or Femole 37 tion. The Savlnge Bank of gutters, carpenter srork. SC attractive rierica) openings. ability, health and accident insurance, bahafrt| Manchester, 646-1700! ^ yeare'\ experience. <3onneotlout Friyia f IwstracHoiig |2 Full or part^m e hours avail IN THE FOUOWING DEPARTMENTS YOU' ARE A-1. truck. Is A-1 ' ' i i I program and uniforms. Valley OmatnietlM Oo., 848 able. Work In your own area, V OUars,- atUca, - yanje, drive Tiso. Free eeUmate MALE 1969 PONTIAC Boimevllje free parking.—top rates. No wagon, origtoal owner, 78,000 ways sealed and small truck PIANO lessons. Oanssrvmtoty H lrhSckool MEN &. WOMEN graduate. 6484487. feee. Open dally 84. Monday MACHINING - BURRING miles. A cream puff all the Ing done A-1 right. OaU Tte- Jniiora & Seniors Apply to John Maiorca, Service. Mgr. mono Truicklng Sendee toll- and Thursday untU 7. CaU Son MACHINES Polishers Wanted way, power steering! and Rooftngond Openings on first and second shifts. Machine op free, 742-9487 ya 633-4M83. CASHIESl POSmONS brakes, 3 extra wheels,' 7 ex- _____^bniMiyt 16^ An excellent opportunity tor the right person to M e n w h o vtt vriDtoc to karn potishing erators, auxiliary* workers, material handlers and MOLDING and JANITORIAL oeUent tires. $196. William Mc p Wflwtod ■■ machine repurman. We are willing to train you. SHARPENING Service — Saws ROOFING — Specialising r* COED temporary service. Open after selkool A for finished work on turbine bindn mod vane*. Oprortonify for growth and deretopment for Kinney. 118 Pearl St. Ifolifes, aces, shears. skatea patring roots of aU kfoda, new Fomoio 35 S t a d ^ B it^rn the printing trade. Excellent benefits. Above m v e n g e hoorlj’ imtcs, frinfc benefits and Oxnpany paid insurances including Blue Cross and n ^ and female employea in the rapidly cipand- De CORMIER rotary blades. Quick eervtoe 100 OonstltuUon Ptase Suite 800 CJMS, Peiision Plan and Profit Sharing. 1966 FORD and Plymouth foofa, ^ t e r work, ehlmasyt' PAR’T-’n igK clerk -typUt a n d ___ profit sliarins piui. Apply at ing vaJTe induatry. Apply Jn peraon Capitol Equipment Co., 81 citansd and repaired. 80 years’ 4-door sedans. V-8, automatic, other miscellaneous duUss. in- OOUNTim glH wantsd. FuU or IHanrlypHtpr ^Dptimg Jerald Main St., 'Maneheeter. Houn experienee Free estimates MOTOR SALES nidlo. power steering, extra dally 7:30-3, Tliursday. 7:10-9 eurance Agency experiencs re part-time. Apply Corner Soda i, CHy Rad-Lee Mtial R iM iiis Cow lac. wheels, 643-2880. CaU Howley 8484881 84e quired. CaU 848-8666 between MORLAND PRODUCTS Saturday 7:80-4. 04$-TI6a. 8888 Shop, 738 Main S t, r 18' BISSBLL STREBT—MANCHBSTEB, «0NN. 69 WOODLAND STj—MANCHESTER CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. 1414 TOLLAND TPKE^, MANCHESTER 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTIR ter. ,81 Cooper HiJJ Street PAGE IWENTY-TWO MANCHESTEk EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. .4' CONN., MONDAY, iSEPTEMBER 8, 1969 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Business Locations For Sedt 72 > H o h m s For S cI g 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Town Out of Town For Rent 64 Out of Town Out of Town O o te f Town MANCHESTER, In a central FOtJR-bedrooili Ranch, garage, For S«dn 75 For Sain 75 W ontod-Jloal Estofo 77 MAIN ST., comer office, BEIilirS WORLD SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2% til CAPE — Modern *«»**«, Br large lot, full cellar. Can you For Solo 75 For Soln 75 CLASSIFIED 3 area with bus practically at For Solo 75 rooms and lavatory. House & ed baths, large fam ily room, ing room with raised hearth top this for $19,900. Mitten SELUNQ -YOUR HOME? For ' the door. Neat foîr room house B ES T BUYS NORTH CXJVBNTRY Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. 2 fireplaces, plastered walla, Realty, Realtors, 64S-6BS0. COVENTRY — Bolton line. prompt courteous service that full insulation,*-porchr city util completely renovated. New ®**P*®® T-N. • w®n». IMMEDIATE VEIWON — Three-bedroom gets results. Cali Louis Dlmock heating system, tiled bath, three b« ) I | I it base EAST HABTFORD ggST BUYS . Ranch. Wall to wall carpeting Four-room Ranch, fireplace, ADVERTISING INDUSTRIAI. zoned metal ities, built-ins, extra large 2- ment, li bad ga, JTOE 1X)MBARD0 KANGHEST^ aasumaUe OCCUPANCY! treed, private yard, near shop R ealty. 64696M. j building for rent. Also large car garage, near school, treed modem kitchen (stove and re has JdBt IM ed a gorgeous aU m ortgage $4,000, 6 room Oblo- 9<>*mtry Uving In the city, 7- throughout, garage. Nicely rage. Beautifully treed ' a o n J room Ranch situated on ping. Only $16,900. Hayes CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS garage, 10' high entrance. Call frigerator stay), basement. landscaped lot. Convenient lo ALL CASH top youp property lot, excellent location. Charles lot. $24,900. Phllbrick Agency, ataunlnum Oape on a lovely wooded lot 57x160, ga- 4-bedroom CE^ quietly ELLINGTON an acre of land 8 minutes Agency, 6464181. 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. n;9-9644. Combination windows. Selling treewritadedturn nhaitÂ lotw Ini_ the nBowers ------•*.,..rage. Eari Everett----- nestled among a heavUv treed RICK MERRITT has Just llri cation. Hurry at $23,900. Call within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. Lesperance, 649-7620. Realtors^ $46-4200. from Man(dieater. Here is a tor $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real Bdiool area. Two front doimers Estate. 64S4U91. lot. AI^SCATMIaI* rM v * __tKla ______.. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- Instant service. Hayea Agency, ^®**™**r Drive. Most ex- ed this brand new raised ranch home that a buyer ii t__ location. $29,900. PhiihrinirPhUbriiA Low taxes. ^ M es in. both baths. n*,....W hite alu... Four bedroom Raised Ranch, Dcadllm- for Snturclu.v aiul Mnndu.v Is 4 :»0 p.m. Friilai cabinets. Beautifully landscap tion, near school, bus, shop $20,900. P lease caU 649-5306, and aewers, detached 2-car service. Your satisfaction Is vide in h.alf. Call 246-4781 after multiple dwelling, 2-car ga Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. minum siding, automatic kitch double garage, built-tns, rec 8:30 p.m. ping, fireplace, Jalousled 875-6611. garage. Walk to acbool. Aok- our concem. CaU us now. Mo6 rage with 2 rooms on second ed lot. A better buy by Phil- CARRIAGE REALTY en, . - fireplace, formal dining room, priced to sell, Hayes YOUR COOPERATION VVIIJ. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- porch, garage. B el A ir Real _ _ ___ ^$ANCHEfiTTm— Quaint Cape, COMPUTERIZED tag $22,900. Colli-Wagner Real risen Agency Realtor. 648-1018, story. $24,900. Phllbrick Agen room. You can still pick out A geiK y. 640-01*1. ty, 6469068, 8768$96. BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 FIVE -room suite of front Main 4200. Estate,' Vincent A. Bogglni, CARL ZINSSER Kood condition, 2 or 3 bed- 648-1111 CUSTOMER SERVICES 643-0644. .St. office.s. 100 percent loca cy, Realtors, 646-4200. ' Realtor, 643-9382. tttalca tids Oofonlal in an off rooms, fireplace, nicely ia~4. your own interior decorations, hut hurry! tion near bank.s. alr-conditlon- OOTSTANDING Contem^rary MANCHESTER Two family POrter a t looatfon U one of the "oaped tot garage. Priced tor ______- B &. W Continued From Preceding Page ed. lutomatlc fire sprinkler —No expense has been spared 8-6. r'^ntMiCentral location. City ------flnert buya ...v- around!««wuiiu: sevenSeven Tdck sale. s^t.vw.$24,900. cau CaU Paid BOL-TON Lake —• Watorfmnt Apply Marlow'.s. 867 Main St utiitties. Large wooded lot. Im ^ ___ Ilf ______s-a.**.* . . - _ BARROWS and W ALLAC E Cb. in this exquisitely appointed ■ MANCHESTER tadudlng a heated sun W. Dougan. Realtor. 649-45*8. CallfonUa style home s ^ . ^ EAST HARTFORD Manchester Parkade brick and frame home, most maculate condition. Mid 30's. port* on a nrmidcured lot with —r;;— ------rooms, large enctoaed non*h LX)E offers this seven- Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats-— Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- Mancheater $49-8306 ' Houses For Rent 65 desirable Rockledge area. Custom built, new oversized •evMsal atotoly shade-giving Level, as- with sundeck overiooldiig^toJie Tenements 63 Three bedrooms, 2V6 baths, 0609. 8-room Ctdonlal. First-floor 0 ^ . Wall to waU carpeting in mortpge m per PhUbrick Agency,™^tors' 2 “OFes of WAPPING —Beautiful slx- ATTR AC TIVE room, few steps VERNON — Manchester ^ 30' flreplaced, beamed-ceil family room with stone fire Uvlng. room. This is an im- bedrooms, ga- 646-4200. ’ realdenUal land. Qual- room Ranch. ExceUent con- from Post Office. Board op CENTRAI. 3 large rooms, CAPE—Six room, three or four Superb Raised Ranch, three ing living room, large stone place, large living room, nsaculato home in an executive "**• “ *»* corner tot Pull —— ------Ity built U.4R. home. Beauti- dltton. «vln» tional. References. Call 643- heated, appliances, adults, no bedrooms, built-in bookshelves ------—âawau -- awvHAVC^J Û9 CXCCp- TOOI bedrfsjms, two-car garage, nice foyer, formal dining room, formal dining room and and profeaaional area, priced in $28,600. CaU on thU one, EAST Hartford — $18,200. Five. located plus reaUy excep- room, room kitchen 6748. i;-ts. Call 64.3-1064. and drawers. Wooded lot. Han- the mid-twerdies for a fast sale. Realty, Realtora, 64S- «x>mroom Ranch, baseboard heat, landsc^dng. FTeldatone and three bedroomabedrooma. Alu- lot. Two children, no pets, $260 (opening on"to private patio);------dy location. $21,600. A better family styled kitchen with R O ^ I for .rent, gentleman otT- NKW, 4Vi-room du per month. Call Paul W. Dou- all electric kitchen (breakfast buy by Phllbrick Agency, Real- buUt-ins, four lairge bed basement, trees, near bus. As- EW>t on the Manchester- mlnum aiding, air-condiUonliw wme percent, $183. month- Hartford Mne! Paneled fo diidng Lot about one ly. Central location. Free park- f ' " ’' «o'‘ id proofed private go gan. Realtor, 649-4538. room adjacent) 14x20' fam ily, tors. 646-4200. / rooms, 2% baths, two-car „ MCK MERRITT Ma n c h e s t e r —Y out fum i- ly. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, room In basement. Let BUI acre. AU )bi^ $or $96.900 Mlt- ing. References required. 643- heat, appliances. $178. room. Fine paneling, many ______garage. Aluminum and stone oaen this brand new ranch on ture will all fit in. Older home ^ you thla truly Best Buy. ten Realty. Realtora 2693 or 649-8180. 64!l-4l.38. bullt-lns, stereo, complete air- COOPER Hill Street. .CSioice siding. One acre treed lot. Si.iSISL.T'*’**®** what wall space! What ______Out o f Town conditloning system, carpet west side location. Spotless Executive location. $44,000. PANTMTIC view of the Hart- vHndows! What won^ HEBRON—8)4 room Ranch. 8 .'41-.W ONh: and two-iiedroom de t *“*“°*"= What woman nsiBKOW—6)4 room Ranch, 8 D/xTmnvr ------— ______For Rent 66 ing, drapes, are Just a few of custom built seven-room Cto- “ wouldn’t want this. Modem bedrooms, weU treed acre lot, inir n luxe garden type apurtment.'. many fine features tor the lonial. TTiree bedrooms and Apartments— Flats— VERNON — NOW RenUng! © m » 1/N£A, Ine. U & R R E A LT Y CO. to re- kitchen. Come see It. meas- bullt-his, fireplace, wall to waU Pen** Central Schedule available now. Call Paul ultimate in gracious living bath up, four rooms and lava "You owe it to yourself to see 643-2602 «■_ «*“*> Agency. «ar porch. X ^ NEW CANAAN. (AP) - A Tenements 63 W Dougan, Realtor 649-4535 with low maintenance. By ap tory on first floor, and the also often such features __ 046-4128, 649-1922. one of these lovely apartments "Sure, the Vietnam war has prevented us from doing Robert D. Murdock, Realtor finlahed recreation room-amaU Penn-Central schedule, pointment. Suzanne Shorts, most gorgeous rec room in seven0VTdt rooms,nMjtnB, 2-carz-car attached asDached ga- ______WE HAVE customers waiting .MANCHE.STER Newer four- situated In a small apartment things for you people, but one good thing— it hasn't ■tudy in walk-out, fuU base- Sw*l^« ^ '*^*“'** eliminate Uie need 646-3233., Exclusive J. Watson the basement. Loaded with ex rage, gas hot water baseboard HANCHESTEP. — New List for the rental of your apart room apartment, second floor, complex located In an attrac ment Many extraa. Aak- drapes, for the railroad’s main north and stopped us from getting to the M OON!" tras like carpeting throughout, heat,— —, dual flrqilaces, luu full lana- land- — Five-room *-Cape,0*10., iwu-car two-car mg 126,700. Owner m sM I------’ '•""■ s luuwer, (OU ment or home. J.D. Real Es central location. Appliances. Beach & Oo., Realtors. SPACIOUS brick Cape, three tag $25,700. Owner, 649 6494)096. routhbound traffic to uae the tive residential area." Brand dishwasher, plus a two-car ga scaping, etc. letc. Phone Rick *âro«e. nicely landscaped, ------. wo-osso. ^ carpeting. Re- * , . 1 tate Associates. Tnc.. 643-8129 Adults only. No pets. $150 large bedrooms, formal dining a- Canaan to Stamford line at new 3Vi room apartment (one MANCHESTER, $26,600 like rage and a lot that affords the tor furUwr details. treed yard, close to bus line SULUVAN Ave., So. Windsor. painted. Shows well, the um. Hm- *1. . a monthly. U-ase. Hayes Agen room, fireplace, family room, bedroom) featuring heat, hot new! Three-bedroom Ranch maximum of privacy. T. J. and shopping. Only $22,900. H. Weal tor home and office, 6- Should seH. . beel? ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart cy, 646-0131, water, refrigerator, range, Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 two full baths, two-zone heat, ment, heat, hot water, elec er. carport, large kitchen with Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. hood, garbage disposal, mas garage, city water apd sewers. BILL COE -Wie ral^^Zl^êd the FIVE-ROOM Duplex, parking, bullt-lns, fireplaced living tricity, stove, refrigerator. ter TV antenna, telephone out BOWERS School, 6-room Colo Be first to call at $24,900. C3ol- has Juat obtained ja sizeable —------offl« ^ garage"* ^Mld*M^ rm r change In the wake o f a two- Adults. References. No pets, enclosed yard, no pets. Avail room, full basement, landscape M ANCHESTER 4-bedroom Split lets, curtain rods, window MANCHESTER nial with 3 bedrooms and pos Level, with 3 ceramic baths, U-Wagner Realty, 289-0241. price reduetttm on this seven MANCHESTER Green area — Wolverton collision Aug. 20 that left $125. 649-5324. able September 15, $180. 643- ed lot. Call Warren E. How shades and full bath with sible fourth. Country-sized living room has cathedral cell room Dutch Colonial In a Lovely six-room Ranch. Two 649-2818 ^ ^ altors. Thrill on Blueberry HUl"—a three tralnment and a commuter 4319 after 4. land, Realtors, 643-1108. ROWERS School District — vanity. Washers and dryers In JACQUELINE- kitchen with dining area, l>/4 ____ ing, bay window and wall to" DotUiIe A zone. A fast sale is fuU hatha, carpeted kitchen ______/______Immaculate 6-room Oape dead and 80 paooengers injured. NEW plush one and 2-bedroom ~ Three-bedroom Ranch. Air- basement (coin-operated) and baths, attached garage. Mid M A N C H E S T E R ^ N ew lv~ o ain t- wall carpeting. Grade level wonted, aooooo-here’s your with bullt-lns, Uving room wltti VERNON — Neat 6 - room *" baths, However, officials claim Uiat apartments, wall to wall car .SEPTEMBER 1st Elegant ROBERTS AGENCY conditioned, partially finished pets, dishwasher, appllance.^, and young, five-room, first storage area. Plenty of 20 s. Wolverton Agency. Real- ed 7-room Colonial, formal dln- family room, kitchen with <*ajH» to step lido an Im- fireplace and wall to wall car- Ranch wlUi formal dining had been scheduled tors, 649-2813. basement, % acre porkllke maculato home with a 2-car petlng. finlahed family room. room. 8 bedrooms, flre^ l^ klltohen. WaU to woU long before the Incident and wu alr-oonditloning. Starting at floor apartment. Three bed parking. For an appointment 646-3339 ing room, large kltrfien, flre built-ins and dining area. Mid to see this new lovely apart yard, many extras. Helen wenk^ garage. Newly paint- Asking only $29,800. H. M. basement garage. A turlflc directly related. 1188 per month. Call Paul W rooms, all wall to wall cariiet- M ANCHESTER — South E m l placed living room, 3 bed 30's. Wolverton Agency, Real ment building please call 872- Palmer, Realtor, 648-632i. Dougan Realtor, 649-4838. Ing, stove, screened porch, 4-BEDROOM SPLIT Immaculate like new Califor rooms, 1% baths, 2-car ga tors, 649-2813. Frechette, Realtors. 647-9993. value at $21,800. Call Dorla TastefuUv r^°’ ““ old scheduleftour 0629 weekdays for an appoint landscaped and shaded tot, ------Smith, Janris Realty Co Real. decorated. Gall Joe times dally a train be basement, enelo.sed rear yard. nia styled Ranch home on the rage, $28,900. Wolverton Agen ment. Rental $136 downstairs, This custom built home, really prl'vato. Setting now at MANCHESTER 6)4 room Oarri- tors, 648-1121 ’ ordered onto a sidlnif at Spring- DELUXE 2 bedroom townhouse $228 monthly. References. Se most attractive acre plus lot cy, Realtors, 649-2812. $146 upstairs (including car nine-years young fejitures thM replacement coat— ^— . Colonial, uvuue;double garage,garage. 1)4 ------dale------to allow anodier to pass on apartment, available Septem curity required. Mr. Frechette, we've eveir seen. Priced In the Helping Angels So Wearable peting.) Oct. 1st. occupancy. spacious living room with IMMEDIATE CXXXJPANCY— fa r leas! batha, flreplaced Uving room, SOUTH WINDSOR-Birch HUl. BO LTO N Ihe single tra(a*ely 2)4 acres, all In "B " ranch to thla Court lor allowance, and filed 11b* 4428. private home, recently paint M. H. PALMER REALTOR Ma n c h e s t e r well planned rage, tool shed, {Uayroota, within walking dUhmee to the application for the aacertaln- acreage. Will make repairs. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, r Ooe. zone. All utlUUes on the alto. ed, pleasant, convenient, quiet 643-6321 7*4-room <3ape, in town's finest etc. Immediate (Mcupahcy. loke. Good value tor the money. dlJStb^tto!f‘ tt‘7i*“ SIX-room duplex, quiet work Call 742-0098. 646-4200. Ideal for multiple dwelltaga, boxes location, working adults. 643- location, 4 large bedaxxjms, ga T. J. Crockett, Realtto, 643- Ask for Joe Lombaido. o r d e r e d : That the aSiid day of ing or retired people. No pets, MANtmESTBR — Six - room September. A.D. 1909. at 9 o'clock 2880. rages. flreplaced living room, THE VERY BEST • u r r ' **®«^*'. « « - 1677. ' / ' no children. Call 649-1702. Ctolonlal overlooking Center In the forenoon, at the Probate Of- paneled den, formal dining $69,000. -12-room Oontomporary,__ '______A M S T Y I N T .A I fF Qw«ntry. be and th« aame THREE • ROOM apartment, Business Property MANCHESTER Park. - baths, two-car tachMUng ta-law suite. Ask for E A S T Side — Choice " B ’ ’ zone L rA lU b la aaalsned for a hoarins on the al- A P A R T M E N T — rooms. room, equipped kitchen, furnished, private bath and giVuge, large rooms. Immedi SOUTH W Tvn fin n ni/ Loveiy 6)4 room summeisumrher «Eu$t;iiranch —.-(owance - w x/aof aald MXA/uiii,account, mwiand oron i HeBt and hot water, stove and For Sale 70 situated on tree studded lot. Cart Zinsser for details. lot with all utilities for $7,900. uriflz G A- - -A------_4._ at..I Mild ADDllCAtion MAfl Ihia of H # fgulor 2 for 49 < lino entrance, utilities, no isUs. 224 HOLLISTER SCHOOL ate ■ occupancy. Haye.s" Agen ” with S bedrooms nice Uvinir ***? ^P'ksatlon and thla Court dl Call Warren E. Howland, Real T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- Ranch,'' one-third down Uh yvwzm veiAAAAw.A i.il I- ” “ Vinj; r^ t* the Admlnletrator to give- nono refrigerator. Handy to center. Charter Oak, 043-8368. 391 CENTER Street, an eight cy, 646-0131. 8umM twir r^nt room, pieSAantploagant kltchen.kitchen. Beau* tic® thereof, by publlfhlngpubll^lng ttnla order ordei tor, 643-1108. w m es % per cent mortê. tlfuUy treed lot AND onlv ^ new*p*^r ^vftg $180 per month. Phllbrick room home with 2-ear garage CAMBRIDGE STREET ______0 clrcu- Is Just one bim'k away from Immediate occupcmcy, rec fmwn hws 1- 1. 1 În eawea ------Diltrlct.- and...e. by poet* Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. FOUR-room Duplex, heat and MANCHESTER — Well land Two-«amUy, 6-5. Owner's side APPROXIMATELY tour acres located In businces n zone this six-room Colonial on DUPLEX 4-4, separate fur room, double r ^ e ZM ono _ Owner 1 « a copy oft ...... thtaIm* order...... on...... tthe. public liot water, adults only, park scaped six-room Ranch. 5)4 has buUt-tas In Idtchen, wall to — ■ — rrom. double garage, $2$,900. “ Il^s ...... KMi ______In the town where... decene-_____ COTTAGE ST. — Pour rooms, Dwelling could be c.aslly con- Delmont St. Thrin* bed naces, near Parkade, princi prime land. Near oommynlty HayesHa.v m Agency Aw«nf»v 646^81 AAMJvieivsv*vAOA. w laet'6M6 dwelt. uwcii, «uu byuy leavingleavvig WIUl.with ing available, no [mVIs. $180 a per cent assumable mortgage, 'waU in Uving room. Tw o gas •/erted tor profo.s.slonal or com- rooms, enclost*<] paneled ples only, $23,900. Call 643-8446. college nte and new Route 6 . ------or by mailing in certified letters, adulta preferred. Security. Call month. Call 643-0844. $117 monthly payment Includes hot water heating systems. - ... J 649-4498. Ticrclnl occupancy. Robert J. rear porch, two-car garage. principle, lntere.st and taxes. S r a . , 1______' _____ „ , b X-'V-'X-*.*-**. o l t o n i x-xnxvi:, ^ i ^ retiueneu. anareeaeo to each of the ROm fur Smith,,Inc.. 963 Main Street. $25,900. MANCHESTER — Immaculate 4 bedrooms, large 2-car garage Tru ly a 8 acre lake front ee- Interested and realdlns out- (40-8241 Priced tnld 20'«. Owner, 844- nished apartment on 12 Elllng- 8)4 room (3ape with front-to- $22,900. wlth torse and pony stalls, teto! We can't Uat aU the fea- ;!der.“ “l *7 tof?« THREE-roiraV Menrttt.arsweeeeU* OI RickaI# haslew.« the olo.de ...... _____ T O L L A N D ■ omeslteam eslts pathnnth toin get you from Eitsta of1 . ,Uoyd .__ . M... rife,—. .ute . of cy, 646-0181. baths, formal dining room, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ed building lot, 80x176, with ed. Call Paul W. Dougan, Real rage, high and dry landscaped 1494 taUs. house to take and bock In lets- in said District, dscessed. tor, 646-4635. 3M AU . STORE near 100 per modem room lot, view, 4^ per cent mort 10-19 city utiliUes. $8,000, call 643- lire atviei Th« ninn n. „ u tka application of Robert BUSINESS zone Stone build FIVE ROOM Ranch, with 3 bed X". $21,226 for this cream puff ure style. The nine room ranch K l^, prayinc that latiera of ad- cent Main Street loeallon Ap with (Ir jT Tj dorm gage. Hutchins Agency, Real 1661. t>. I-DVELY four-room a|>artmcnt, ing consisting of four unit er, bi ,piete|y rooms, large kitchen with din of a rant*. 6)4 rooms In all home with three car radio oo- "ilnl»ir»tion may be sranted oo ply Marlow's, 867 Main Street tors, 849-8324. THREE.,FiMILY plus full basement (has erated ramsw me is e r a ^ g a i ^ U truly worthy proved, allowed and odmltteii to er parking lots. Excellent .In 200 shaded lot, $20,900. Wolver- MANCHESTER — this style will make this basement garage) on a oor f thetfie Betting..iiinn . . . 1 but.... come,------probate aa par application on file monthly. Prefer working wom MANCHESTER Central to- way, 2-car garage, new aluml- Vernon "'ill add a bright an.l $4,800. epnoally. Nicely located, PropGity more fully appears. It la FILET of SOLE 79 acre tot. Ideal tor young let Carl Zinsser show this one- « .)• an, no pets, references Write eat loti 5,000 .square feet o( come. Phllbrick Agency, Real mim siding, $27,800. Phllbrick ton Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. Line — Immaculate 6»4-room cheerful note tp linens or the most comfortable neverxti vacancy problem. A ORDERED: That said application dress to w ear! No. 1494 family. Good financing of-a-klnd property to you. The Box "JJ", Manchester Herald. warehouse space, small of(lce, tors, 646-4200. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Raised Ranch featuring large wearables! Quick to do; gopd^ solid taveatmenIL Ask for For Sd* 74 be heard and determined at the Pro RANCH — Five rooms. Three with PHOTO-ciTiDE is in available. Call Lee Babin, very beat' In' a 'lake front ^ !r t«. -vaniry In said Dla- parking area. reasonable k(tchen-dlning area with birch so nice to u.se. No. 212 .Joe Lombardo. ~ ~nd day of Baplam- RANCH — 6*,£i room's, first bedrooms, garage, large lot. has hot-iron transfer for New Sizes 10 to 18, bust BOLTON LAKE—Year 'round the manager of T. J. Crock tate! bar 1999, at 9 o'clock ta Iht fora- terms, Hayes Ageaey, 640 0131. cabinets and built-in range, 32)4 to 40. Size 12, 34 Investment Property floor, plus finished rec room $18,900. Phllbrick Agency. 7 designs; stitch illustra 4)4 room tome. OH hot water ett's Tolland office at 875- noon, and that public notice ba gt**a Realtors, 646-4200. fireplace, 1)4 baths,, large heat tions; color chart. bust . . . 2% yards of 45- heat, 150' of lake frontage with 6279. of lha pandancy of aald application Select, Choice, Brisket For Sale 70-A In basement, sunken formal ed. family room, garage. inch. 1/ THREE FAMILY V E R N O N tha tlma and ploca ^hof earinz h "n i c e offlre. Main St. location. dining room with beamed cell ' / SEND 504 In coins for oocli pot- Ideal Spruce Street tooation. trees and privacy. Etacloeed x i z » _ thereon, by punflsblns a copy ol LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, Large, well landscaped lot. tom to Includo firot-clais Mlllni. ■ SEND 0S4 la nalno for onck oat- 5)4% aosumohle mortgage on thla orier ooe time In tome newe- ' Call 649-98.38. MANCimSTER Modern lam to laclado flrot-clati u lll^ TTila’ims property needs workwork, poroh. Immaculate condition. ing, and mediterranean decor, , drcplace, bullt-lns, 1)4 baths, Asking only $28,800. H. M. Anne CaboC, Mucheoter thia 6room split ta nearbv Var. [ * ( ’*'' kavins a clroulatlon In aald Main St. building Including 2 full baths, one .off master Evening Herald, 1156 AVE. 8«e BaraetL Maacheator Priced accordingly. Handy man Hurry! Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ^ ------non' Yea I iiK m Dlelrlct. ah3r by poatlna a copy on HOLTON Manchester town huge recreation room, garage, Frechette, Roaltors, 647-9993. OF AMEBICAS, NEW YOBK. E v e s ls s Her_____in»M.___ U90 AYE. maUy m ê this a line ------r---- COVENTRY LAKE___ 8 room $1'~-*® mixiUUy paya the puMIc olsn poet neoreat to the CORNED two stores and warohoiiso. Ex bednH>m, screcnc*! porch, $25,- line, Itt. 6 and 44-A, large trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen N.Y. 16936. o^ a ^ w c a b , n e w Y O B i; cottage overlooking lake, in- P *< ^ P ® L Interest, insurance. cellent Income producer. Rca- 900. Phllbrick Agency Real M ANCHESTER Hebron, ap Print Noma, nddroii •itii ZIP inveotment. Ask**Joe Lombardo frontage with building. Ideal cy, Realtors. 649-5324. sulatedla paneled Interior,interior, needs — taxes! * Why, »»jiy. youyuu can't can t even in ocrtlfladoc^lfled*uSani. leOani. pemtege poriaae prepa?prepaid -sonable. Call for ilelalls.- Haye.s tors. 640-4200. proximately 6 miles to Jan CODE and Stpln Nnmbor. cSdf if***'.. «*■*««« » ( » IIP tor details. TENANTS HARBOR, for garden center, ixmdslde CODE, Stptd Mstskw Md Stas. weU...... and aeptlc tanV...... 88 600 * romcom parable home fortor "*4 mlumiwtuni riwceloi e c ^ requMlad. od-od Agency, 646-0131, MANCHESTER , Drive, 6-room Ranch, Including Send 50e today for the business, retail outlol, etc Now available . . . the ’69 MAINE M eyerr AgSS;. U • "Mr. Clean " ^PiS.58?ifeclS'‘l5 ^ kXHIR-RoOM Ranch with rcc rec room, 1)4 acre lot with new '69 Fall and Winter 043-2880. INVESTMENT package Two ALBUM! F a ll & W in te r Basic TW O FA M ILY 0609. residence on a half acre treed MaaeaebuaetU: Edith M. Hanson. riHmi. treed lot. Near shopping SPACIOUS ROOMS brook and trees. Ctould be FASHION showing m any X—' ------Rouu Jl Boz 411. Wells. Maine: 2-(amlly homes. 8 rooms each •as- C entrally located, 8-8-plus 2 Five hours from Manches BEEF and bus line. Ideal for retired BIBLE FAVORITES . . * cntloe- SSSSldÊr ruSTSoulh- Bsrwlrl,. In this six room Colonial sumed. Earl Everett Real tlnn If 12 Rnlltf rolarrinf to handsome' styles from heated rooms on the third ftoor! ter. Three-room cottage with wamaas.êsUtag ZMSUand wallW6U4 Wto Wwall «il CtW‘ car- Malna;MM4BMI MIUOCIMilton U L. FIT*.Fir., BSouth__ Ban aparlmnet with garages, coun or .starter home. Hralthwalte rMOIn* H\saasa. ______.a. Wig*k ftColfllO* OfUl AUhM rtesti fVO STORE for rent. 70 East Cen Estate 646-0191. lIMt Sttrlno. Pattam placoi: dl- which to choose your pat- Two separate heating systems. EAST HARTFORD MID 20’8 prttag. Four bedrooms, fomlly SSfi. try sized lots. 12 years old. Agency, 649-4593. with garage. Plenty/of pri roctlono, 0106 It anlp S0$ ternsLOnly 504 a copy. pore*, one acre on paved nmm ____ S?J?k Bsiwtra Mains, a .copy of ter .St,, call IH9-.3795. ' May be purehaaed separately, vacy here, too. Mr./nogdan Priced right—real, real right road, one mile from ocean, otamlnum storm s ______, NEW Listing —Large six-room has the key, so cjill now to at $28,90(>. Just listed. $3,800. OaR owner after 6 PROUD •oraens. Job change makes Im- ■■M Uma .ssslgnsd. and raium HEAD VERNON BRAND new build Wolverton Agency, Realtors. 1149-2813. Cape. Breezeway, oversized see at only $22,50o! Truly a p.m., 6494226. You will be to own this lug. minutes from 1-84, 2-4 goorl value la toitay's rising $26,900, oofiaidBr dito protwrtv ------" ' — — ------CUT thousand sq. ft. clear span garage. Outside sun deck, new WE HAVE MORE! fhiee-bedroom, neat as a healing system. Nice treed lot. market. Don't delay; This ta town and out. See our ads pta Ranch. BuUt-tas. eat-ta value* In the a T PROBATE, celling, will sub-divtde Into home Is vacant/ 649-8306,or area. Ask for Joe Lofni>ardo. held ju Manoiteeler. wtthin and for units having Its own private fa* Ver>' clean. II. M. Frechette, ta the out of town column. Now kltehen, Uving room with Dlatrict of ManriOnMrr. nis ' all floor consists of large living MANCHESTER -Ou^m 8- to— bring---- - —In (hair ■ clalma acalnM 1577. room with fireplace, dining UNUSUAL OFFERING ••M. aslafa, tad said admlnlatralur m OM $168 MONTHLY on one fkx>r, wall ti> wall i'ar- room lîUt. Two baths, two-car ta dlrartsd to glva public noilca m Incluilixl: room, modem kftchen with Ft)R THE discTlmtaaUng buy BELFIORE (ha cradluen Ip brine In ihrir clatmii PUT THEM TO WORK garage, built - ta kitchen, Limitleas pooaibUlties. Mul IIOTPOINT RANGE - RE ANDOVER 29 lovely wood ern kl V^f 1 1 I T dining bullt-lns, den, large family beautiful, neai>acre wooded er. a-e have Just listed a cen vtthlii said llmr lUtowM by pub- OVER 100 OPENINGS ti-package oonslating o f ten- Itabbis a copy of thta urdar In FKIGEKATOK - AIK ed acres, 1.165' frontage. Nice room, large room, plus finished rec room tot with privacy and bnwk. ter chimney, authentic Co- . aoma nawipapar bavins a clrcuta- Including CONDITIONED • DISP08 brook-swImmlng pool poten In basement. Second floor has room older Cotonlal with AGENCY llon ta aald probata dtalrirt vlihta screened porch. l»ii batius. 3 Hayea Agency, 6464181. three baths, ta excellent re tonlal Cape neeUed in the hllU pp.vTvxDo Bxeo. S «c...... ,$1S8 wk. AL - WAIX TO WALL tial. Tliree miles from new Rt. botlnroms, garage. $32,900. 4 bedrooms. On one acre of Glaatonbury in a pic- RLALTORS tt4ded lot with 2-car attached tureaque setting ta a preatige it Um Botlo* givan structure well matatataed. JOHN 7 U A X m 1— N E W WATER HEAT ■ PARK UC\>nn. Excellent financing 646-4200.' garage. Adjoining land may be WALurrr. Juds# Clerk TypUtÂ___ $100 wk. ING. Rood frontage plus acreage. neighborhood. For appoint VERNON through ownier. M. H. Palmer. acquired. $38,900. Phllbrick IN T O W N ment call Phllbrlch Agency, _ OBOBB or BoticiiT” 0plnK. September Ing care has been given this- IMMACULATE SPLIT!! held Monclwalxr. wlihln and fur Here’s a good sized 7-room th« dlatrict of Manch*ot*r. ue Ih* ALL FEES PAID BY iMt UCCU|UUIC.V. Call 7-room Split Level by the orig MANCHESTER — 'Two-atory VERNON — Almoot a give Here's ooe doggone good 2Sth day of AuguM. A D 194S Cbionial that will accommo Praanrt. Hon. John J ttalM l CLIENT COMPANIES inal owners. If jvu appreciate home, two baths, 4-8 bedrooms, away! Pretty 6bedroom Cope, Judgf. WAKIUIN E. HOWLAND Houses For Sale 72 date your family and your buy! 7-room, Spilt Level, 800 S ilver Ljuie REALTO R a fine home, gvxid nelghbor- central location. Newer fur BOLTON — Custom, built nine- stove and refrigerator, ga . cathedra] ceUlng ta Uving of Maud* R HOI lot* it This custom built Cape offers real Colonial design, central chimney einht pocketbook. Thiz home has ManehaaUf ta xald dtatrict. d*CMs- Beet Hartford •43-lUM $14,900 — AllracUve B-room hoct. best of construction, this nace. Ixjt of hou.se for $20,800. room Raised Ranch. Three or rage, city water and eewers, room. buUt-tas, walkout rec •d. TA8TY-JU 1CY-JUMB0 SIZE 8S8-0416 three good rized bedrooms, four bedrooms, large Uving home 2 betlrooms, it l a 1 n g beauty on a delightfully manl- Hay#s .Agency, 646-0131 over eight -window panes, etc. Large front to back living room with fir e - very clean. Treed lot. Walk to room to a beattUfiUJy land- appUcailon of HatU 4 W a large living room, with a <**fTtly. #s«cv(or pr*FUMt for room, hot water baseboard room with cathedral catltiv school, on hut Une. $19JW. •capod yard. in-ground p a r k a d e Area - Six-room family room-kitchen com- •utkpfhy IP ^ cenata r*ol «xtal* CASABA heat, attached garage, Hutch place, formal dining room, enclosed porch three bedrooms, attached ga. with full-wan fireplace, tam^y •wimmtag pool and much, parUodarly daaerihed ta xold ap- binatton with built-in oven, Oolli-Wagner Realty, 648-90M, ins Agency. Realtors, 649-8334. netliic iir*' "u H "i Cape featuring baths, ga- style kitchen, with built-tax and 876-88M. mach m ore. Only 888.900. pUeaiioa ta HI*. M ta it FBRSIAN rage, wooded lot and city utilities. $26,500. CaU today for aii appointment range and dishwasher, also O M B R C p Thai Uw (or*«otac U full t rtb T . '■''‘i; Won't long at $17,- glass sliding door, large fin- OslI J. Florence. 6468806 .MANt'HESTER“ Best condt Tel. 646-1200. ^ * f screened porch, all car •fTjjratioo to bMfd and dricmUiMid showI Z v ier, r amiiiml three _ bedrooms, az'.oaM Pochette. Real- iohed rec room with huge stone COVENTRY — Rentored $- •I th* Protot* offlc* ta Manrh**- tlon. 2-family 4-4. with fire peted floors and a paneled OOMPU^RIZED t*r ta sold Dtatrict. oa Ih* JlBd day WANTED reUvated owner i.s anxious for, fireplace, three fu U _____ room. 6bedroom Cotoitlal.' 8 COarOMER SERVICES places In each apartment, low rec room. The tocatton Is °f-. A D 1996. f t tan 'GOOD EATING-JUICY . sale Asking price can be MANCHESTER - Large new- separate tiled laundry room, flrepfoces. original wide ftoor p clocS ta Ilk* forvnooe. aad^ Umi mnintenanoe and rent-free llv- Just right tor a giow tag two-car garage. Many extra nouo* b* S*v«a to All ptrwm* ta- GAS STATION AHENDANT m»got(ated. Call Jarx'ts Realty er Colonial. Beautifully treed boanla. 2-car garage. 7aeraa. taroMod ta s ^ total* i t th* pon- Ing, $24.9(X1. Wolverton. Agency, family and the price is only features. 842.5M. U * R R ealty Bel Air Real Eotato, VIneent B & W dney tf aoM appHcafloa aad Ih* O'., Realtors, MLS. 643-1121,' lot. Three bedrooms. baths, $28,000. CoU us for on ap ^ PPLES 3 a* 49c ■ Realtors. 849-2813. Co.. Inc., 648-8882. R. D. Mur- A. Boggtai Realtor. 6469882. b a r r o w s ' and W ALLACE Oo. I liierooa. Insormnce, Paid Holidays, 8-Day Week, 8 to 6. No Saturdays fireplace. Excellent condition. pointment to inspect. or Sundaya. HIOH\)(X)D Drive, .better than (tock. Realtor. Manrheeur Portude, lA lV E LY expnadiHl Green $26,900. Meyer Agency, Real PHILBRICK AGENCY COVENTRY'Perfect starter DEEP PURPLE new, 7-i\K)m Colonial with ev- tor. 643-0809. f Mznirhesttf 6466806 day* tefor* Ilw day of aald btarias. Apply in person to Earl Lewie, Service Manager Manor Ranch features (our- er>'tlilngr over 2500 tq. ft. of VERNON — Four - bedroom homd. Two- . _ twtn-aiaed------bed ------__ IP eppesF If tWy rmna, 41 bedrix>ms, two balh.s. large U * R REALTY OO. rooms, graceful- living area. Prime lo PR IVAC Y $25,900. lin macu R»i% I e s t a t e - INSUBANCE - AFFBAISALS Ootanlal plus famUy room . ------r—>•»paneled -'-wUving xvwx,room, ANDOVER— Must m D— Thiwe k* teard r*ia- PRUNE PLUMS piineled family room, wall to y hrtng room, flrepiaoe, tormal eat-te kltcbcn. large treed lot. 2 ta. 29c cation, top quajtty and imique late Raised Ranch. Country | MidUpie lisWiRg S«n-W 'Mcltwia “"*■ * ‘ "■ Ranch. Two 'car JWjrowbXf^TKJinSta, 7 *. iW99, Xff 'ZJL CGVU* PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. wall carpeting, beautiful tn'.yll dining room, kitchen with new oU furnace, full floor plan makes this an out kitchen, two fireplaces, recre fm fv. •qitlpMd fT»«oboUM ® copr tkl* ord*r lo / lot. Assumable 5'... per cent .4*1 Main Street 919 It— ~ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor biUlt-tas. gahiga: Only $81,900. Ou>n beat this for ortly $18. 871 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER standing offering. Hayes- Agen ation room.- garage, patio, wtth otflea. Acre tot. Only $M.- “* " * * " * mortgage, owner. 649-43,'U af H.M. Frechette, Realtors. 647- 300. KeRh Agartcy, cy 646-0131. evenings Mr. Han huge treed k*t. Hutchins Agen ••64m. MO. Helen Palmer, Realtor. I w a u j c t t . J«dg* NEW ONIONS ztayzwaa 3a*39c ter 6 p.m. 9666 6461H9. t i l t t t i Harold W Oarrily Alty dler. 649-7613. cy, Realtors. 649-4324.

\ i —’ J J- J -• ■■ ■■' ..< 1 - I t V i-.i i I t PAGE TWENTY-FOUR s MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 lUanrhtBttr Entntng lltn tlit AYBrasE Dailjr N et Pn h Ron Mto n ta Week "Rfinff VFW Auxiliary will meet to ' Little Theater Show Case will A bout Town morrow at 7 :30 at the VFW rehearse each evening this ^noe 88. 1866 The Weather Port Home. Memibers are re Towns Study Group To Take New Look Urld Lodge o l Maeons will week at 8 at the workshop at 22 minded to bring articles for a bold its first meeting of the sea Oak St. The chorus end princi Partly cloudy, breezy and cool mmmage sale Wednesday start pals for "Carousel’ ’ will re 15,459 son at the Uasonlc Temple In Sewer Swap At Downtown Renewal through Wednesday with ooca- Merrow on Saturday at 7:30 ing at 9 e^.m. at the post home. hearse Wednesday at 8 p.iti, at aional gusty winds. Low toiifglit Burton’s Dance Studio. Town Manager Robert Weiss p.m. Ibg' Entered Apprentice Officials of the Town of kton-' referendum on Oct. 8, 1968. The y City of Vittore Charm in SOs. High tomorrow ixbxxut TO. The meeting of Local 991 of has scheduled a morning meet $2 million was to have been the / vox- LXXXm i, NO. 289 degree wfil be con fcrr^ by the cheater and ‘the Town of Soutji (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONiS) officers of Eastern Star Lodge the Manchester Town Employes Mrs.- Harold Porcheron. lead ing for Sept. 18, to coordinate town’s share In a $16.6 niiUlon that was scheduled for Tinker Windsor will meet tomorrow MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1969 of WlUimaiftic. T he meeting will er of Girl Scout Mariners, Ship propose, with the $14.6 mllllmi (Cteasifled Advertfstag om Page, ig ) Hull tonight has been canceled. night, to consider a swap of all efforts and activities aimed PRICE TEN CENTS 'be preceded by a corned beef 4, win except donations of Girl dUferenoe to be in federal and The group will meet on Monday, at Downtown Renewal. and cabbage dinner to be served Scout uniforms to swap or sell .'.anltary-sewer hookups. it^te contributions. by the Nathan Hale Square Club Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. In Tinker Hall. In an exchange project. Call The meeting, postponed from Everett T. Keith, chairman of Ih late 1967, former MRA at 6:80 p.m. Those planning to Mrs. Kenneth Brown of 36 Madl- Aug. 19, will be at 7:30 p.m., the Manchester Renewal Agen executive director Edward Hurricane Slams attend, are requested to make The North, Manchester AI- £on St. for more information. in the South Windsor Town c y (M RA); and Mrs. Ruth M. Rybezyk" acknowledged that he reservations with any officer of Anon family grroup will meet Hall. best the town could hope for in Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the Par Staum, Its acting executive di Uriel Lodge no later than tomor- Edgar a r c le of South United The proposed sewer swap rector, will brief those present federal funds was $3.7 million. S.E. New England^ iah House of the Second Con- Methodist Church will meet at would be in boundary areas He said then, and events have Israeli Units on a recent planning study for gregatiohal Church. The Thurs where the contour of the land 9:30 tomorrow morning cut the the proposed project, undertak proved him right? that feder b o s t o n (AP)_Hurri. ‘The Hartford Branch of the day group will meet at 8 p.m. Is OMiducive to gravity flow. Susannah Wesley House. There en by ttte MRA. al funds for redeveopment GROTON, Conn. (AP) __ Connecticut Association of In In the Pathfinders Club at 102 It would do awa^ with the need cane Gerda, a fast-moving will be a workshop for the The meeting will be at 8 a.m., projects were tight, and that Schools In IHs soutfaeasteni dustrial Nurses will hold a din Norman St. Both groups meet church fair; members are asked of pumping stations in the non- there was no assurance that the AT IHB PABKADB Storm bom almost over- weekly, and are -open to friends In the Municipal Building Hear lught off the South Atlan Oonnecttcuiit diordhie omn- Enter Egypt gravity areas. ner meeting tomorrow at 6 to bring scisaors; and a baby ing Room. $3.7 million would be forthcom I6 G E H DRUG 406 MIDDLB TFKE.' munMy cloeed at noon today p.m. at Frank’s Restaurant on and relatives of a person with sitter wUl. be available. The Tomorrow’s meeting is for tic coast, slammed into Invited to attend are: FhiUp ing. He Mamed the shortage of as a preoaultion In case o t a severe drinking problem. meeting is open to anyone wish Asylum St., Hartford. A movie briefing the Manchester Board Harrlsmi, president of the Man renewal funds on the cost of southeastern New Eng heavy weather from HuuiTl- TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli aircraft and armored ing to Join the morning circle. of Directors and the South from the American Oanoer So chester Chamrber of Commerce; the Vietnam War. land today, catching the cane Gerda. units thrust into Egypt across the Gulf of Suez today ciety on "The Odyssey of Dr. Members of the Manchester For further information, call Windsor Town Council on plans 3 . Grant Swank, executive vice TTie Board of Directors, imtil region only half prepared. Morning tidea were one to m a raid on Egyptian army positions, the Israeli armv Pap” will be shown; Civic Orchestra are reminded Mrs. V. Mary Patorini, 87 Con already prepared by the engi president of the chamber; Wil- late last year, decHned to con two feet higher than normal announced. —— ------_l. that the first regular rehearsal stance I>r. neering staffs of both towns. The storm bore down first on Uam Sleith, chairman ^ the sider a new propoeal for Down as tile hururtoahe aproached, It was the biggest action reat the southern end of the Suez St. James’ Church Aduit Choir of the season will be held next p lc t u ^ u e Cape Cod. and next One of the Manchester areas Downtown Committee of the town Renewal until such time obeervere reported. Genla ported on the Rgyptlan-Israell Canal. will resume rehearsals tom or- Monday In the band room at Epwoith Circle, South Unit which may be serviced by was to turn its fury on eastern CTiamher; Hobert Fuller, chair as North End Renewal neared Maine. was reported to be nearing front since the 1967 Middle Bast row at 7:48 p.m. in the church. Manchester High School at 7:48 ed Methodist Church, has can South Windsor faciliitles is in The raid came on the heels of man of PROb (Promote Re completion. the Cape Cod area as the war. p.m. celed its meeting originally NOTICE Gerda d e v e l t ^ on such a sea battle...... In the same (vnenugeneral Now members are invited to at the vridnlty of the Burr’s Oor- development Of Downtown), on Now that the latter project Is tide went out'bere. tend. For more information, scheduled for tonight nere S h o p ^ g Center. And, one short notice and traveled so Th^ 10-hour operatton .ranged Monday. In that enerngo- arm of the chamber; Lyman approaching ito last stages, the Gale wBitxings went liito af- yAv* a BA.. 11 — k. _ s 877 A n $ f a w m a I .,^1 _ j _ _ . • contact Ralph Maocarone of 32 Regina D’ltalla Society wlU of the South Windsor areas Flushing of the Water Mains of the quickly that officials feared pro over a SO-mlle stretch of the ment, Israel claimed to have Hoops, former president of the board has ‘consented to consider foct for eastern Long lalhiid Egyptian shore, a military sunk two Egyptian torped bosU. Hawthorne at. hold Its first meeting of the sea Mldgiet Pony Football Aux which may be serviced by Man- new propoeals for Downtown perty damage would be ex- chamber and now chairman of trem ^y heavy. Sound of New Haven. spokesman reported. sunk two Eigyptlan torpedo son tonight at 7:30 at the Ital- iliary will hold its first meeting cherier facilities Is In the vici Town of Mandiester Water Dept w ill the C-DAP Agency. Main St., without committing It DoatM, Oilro aald one E^gypUan Bentley School PTA executive lan-American Club. nity of Avery Heights. self. “We Just can’t move fast One Israeli plane waa lost aixl of the season tonight at 8:80 Also, David H. Oomlns, chair boat w9as hit but not sunk and board viill meet tomorrow at Still under consideration, and begin the night of August 2^ ejwugh,” said one police officer the pilot parachuted Into the p.m. at the home of Mns. Brad man of the Manchester Parking 8 p.m. at the school library. In Hyaimis, on Cape Cod. Gulf of Suez, he said. naserted the Egyptians sank fan Motherhood of' Mary Circle ley Parllman, 180 Scott Dr. to be followed up at a future Authority; Town Planner J. IsnicU veeael. from 9 p.ni. to 3 a.m. Flushing witl "W e’re moving families into the In Cairo, the military- com will hold a potluck tonight at dat^ Is a propoeal for a tie- Ehtc Potter; Police Chief James Knox Honors General x4.ction Light Daughters of Liberty, LOLI, 8:80 followed by the first meet achx)ol, and they’re having to In the latest raid, the Israelis William Gamey, son of Mr. in of eewer facilities with the. Reardon; Director of Public mand reported Israeli planes c la im .? . s . ' will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. ing of the season at the home Town of Vernon. This tle-ln. If" FORT KNOX, Ky. — This continue ni^ts on Mondays ttrough leave windows unboarded arvd tried to raid EgyptianKryotlan tomtom'torrltor>' k‘ army and Mrs. Robert E. Carney of Works WUllam D. O’Neill; As- base.s and encampments, vehl- at Orange Hall. Members will of Mrs. Paul Oruessner of 93 Army post dates from January everything because there Just Cambridge St. and a June grad approved, also would be at Blriant Town Manager John B. In S e c o n d In the Gulf of Siwz area but cles welcome Mirs. Annie Johnston, Vernon St. IMS, when 40,000 acres of land Fridays until eompleted. doesn’t seem to be time. . .And radar stations and build- uate of Tulls UnlversKy, enter gravrlty-flow points, and It, too, Harkins, and Mayor Nathan O. made no reference to a ground |mrs past supreme grand mlftress, were acquired. It was named for they haven’t got all the boats In ed the University of Connect would eliminate the need of AgostinelU. attack, it said antiaircraft gun- who has been visiting relatives The weekly ladles Bible class MaJ. Gen. Henry Knox, who as- either.” wtttrm .n — tv. , I, . " — Eltyptlans put up no air I icut Medical School today. new pumping stations, one In A proposed $2 mUllon bond Dayof Tru<^ ^ enga«ed the Israeli planes. ,,r sea resistance the spokea- in Northern Ireland. Mrs. John es of the Church of Christ will Manchester, the other In Ver semMed the first U.8. artillery Town of Manchester Water Dopi wMchw nch were trvinoftrying to attack ___ . . Isme for Downtown Renewal Hundreds of pleasure boats nuin aald. The raid came alter ston was guest at the annual be resumed tomorrow. A morn non. ATEKnai in tlia RcoroliitiORary Egyptian coastal observation 9 Manchester Assembly, Order was' defeated In a townwide were anchored In the coves and SAIGON (AP) — American what the apokesman called con celebration of the Battle of the ing class will meet at 10 at the War. posltlona. of Rainbow Otrls, will meet and The area under consideration harbors that dot the region’s forces probably will continue to tinued and Initiated Egyptian Boyne on July 12 in Belfast. church to study an historical elect officers tonight at 7:30 at Is In the vicinity of Manches weathered shoreline, and Cer curtail their xrffonslve opera The attack began at 2 ajn., aggrewtlon. survey of the New Testament. the Masonic Temple. Girls are ter’s northeast seotlon, off Ver da’s 90-100-mlIe-per-hour winds tions if the Viet Cong and North and lasted until noon, the This was the biggest attack by An evening class will meet at reminded to wear knee-leiEih non St. - were expected to be especially Vietnamese maintain their spokesman continued------Israel------on any Arab power •niWsince 7 :80 in the Donald Nelson home, white dnesees. desotructive with them. present low level ot activity aft The larMella ueecS navel ven* raid Irfto Jordan In March Anderson Rd., Tollond, to com . 1 - s _ s_ .a . 104*1 t ______>i a . . . . The storm left little untouch er the truce for the funeral of sels to take their armor across 1998, when Israeli forces hit an plete an hlatorlcal survey of the The Klwanis Club will meet South Windsor ed. Foam-Qecked seas began North Vietnamese President Ho the 2B-mlIe-wlde gulf. Arab commando base at Ksra- r u m m u e 's a l e Old Testament Interrupted by tearing at the Cape’s exposed tomorrow noon at the Manchee- Chi Minh ends Thursday, U.8. Dirksen’s Body Rests He Hated Israeli casualUm as meh. This day-lung action, also the summer recess. The studies ter Country Club. Luncheon will southern beaches around noon, sources said today. suppnrtexl by tanks and planes, IVKDi# BBPTBMBBIt lOtfc are open to anyone Interested, one soldier wounded and be preceded by a board meet eating away tons of sand. killed more than 130 guerriUos. AT POST HOME without charge or obligation. Schools Add "Wo want to keep the nego claimed dozens of Egyptian sol ing at 11:80 a.m. Trees bent under the strain of tiating door <^>en,” said one diers were killed or wxxunded the Israelis claimed then. the wind, and power and tele ranking officer. “ We’re not and "heavy damage caused” to A spokesman In Tel Avtv said Ruth Circle of Emanual Luth Moncherier Lodge of Masone Ten Teachers phone outages developed as hwaell conrmandoa attacked the eran Church will meet tonight at looking for fights. We’re Just Eigyptian equipment. will meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. Ten new teachers krere hired | branches tore loose and sliced trying to provide an atmosphere The pianea bombed and Egyptian boaU In the GtfT at 8 at the. home of Mrs. Fred Unes. A lodge of Instruction will be for pacification and security, Where Lineoln’s T.flv strafed artiUery batteries and Sues near Rss Sadat, an Bgyp- Hughes of 98 Elizabeth Dr. Co during the aummer according WANTED held on bylaws and Grand Gerda was trundling north- and if the other side decides to untts of the Soviet-built eurface torpedo base 12 miles south hostesses will b e Mrs. Douglas Lodge rules and regulations. to the Aaaletant Superintendent northeastward at 40 m.p.h., un Clean, Late Model Porter. keep things secure, we couldn’t WASHINGTON (AP) — The to air- -SAM- -mlssHoa, he said “ **** Canal. Three of the of Schools WllHam L. Perry. usually fast for a hurricane. be happier.” composed, looked on duiit* the m body of Everett McKinley Dlrk- other side feel It does not have back/upon hla life and say: The The action raged between El ‘n a ’’technl- Center Congregational Church ’Hiese new teachers are In ad APPLIANCES The Weather Bureau said the simple, civilian service. There to be a loser. USED CARS Men who enjoy singing four- Only light action was reported sen lay In state today In the day Indeed has been splen Hasayer and Ras Za’ FYirana. m » !» » r d their veeael will hold confirmation class to dition to other new teachers M storm’s brush with land would was no muisc, no flag—only the "Everett Dlrksen added a miles south of the port of Suez part harmony ore Invited to across South Vietnam today In majestic rotunda of the Capitol did.’'" (See Page BIgM) Top Prices Paid morrow at 6:40 p.m. In Me hired over the sumnwr months seal of the Senate resting atop grace and eloquence and court Join the Manchester Chapter (See Page Eight) the second day of the truce. But where he had become one of the Nixon spoke quietly, almost For All Makes! morial Hall. The ways and and whose assignments have al the casket. liness to the word ’politician.’ , SPEBSQSA Monday evening at U.S. officials considered it meet ce n tu r y ’b most powerful Informally, for .nearly 10 min- means committee will meet to ready baen announced. S for barbershop-style singing unlikely that the enemy wxMild congressional leaders. Senators, representatives. That Is how he became leailer of ute«. Then he turned to grasp CARTER CHEVROLH morrow at 7:80 in the churdi Ronald A. Gobble from Wap the minority." at the Army-Navry Club. continue the cea*>e-fire long aft Cabinet-'members and ambassa the hand of Mrs. Dlrksen and CO., INC. office. plng has been hired as a per The roee-blanketed casket of ACROSS IWt BOMM PRICE REDUCIIONS ON 1HESE SPECIAL, POPULAR GE MODELS er the azHwunced expiration dors filled the cavernous rotun While Dlrksen never became listen to the response by Dlrk- 12B9 Main St. manent wbstitute for ESllsworth the colorful Senate Republican time. da, midway between the two president, Nixon continued, his sen's son-in-law. Sen. Howarxl Memorial Temple, Pythian SriioM as has Karen J. Bartle WM leader, who died Sunday at 73, Soccer Fires Ire Phone 649-5288 B ulletiii Since Ho’s death last Wednes bodies of Congress- In which impact on tjie nation was great H. Baker Jr.. R-Tenn. ' Bisters, will meet tomorrow at also of South Windsor who will rested on a historic black cata Dlrkwn had served, for the trib er than that of most presidents. S 8 p.m. In Odd Fellows Hall. A day, Radio Hanoi and the Viet After the benediction by the LlOQETt DRUB be a p «^ a n en t substitute at falque—the same b'ier that bore ute before the chamber was As a senator, Nixon said, cup auction will be held. Re (3ong Radio have exhorted his Senate chaplain, the Rev. L. R. PARKADB Drriuird HIU School. the body of his hero and fe llw opened for 24 hours of public Dlrksen waa a man to be re O f 39,000 Italians freshments will be served by OOP SHOT IN NORTH END followers repeatedly to keep up Klaon, Nixon escorted Mrs. Jane D. Hudelaon of East Illinoisan, Abraham Lincoln, viewing. membered like Daniel Webster CABERTA, Italy (AI’l OPEN Mrs. Walter Potyra and her HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)— the fight until U.S. forces are more than a oe^’tury ago. Dlrksen from the rotunda. Boon lowed black-draped comm la YOGA Windsor Hill will be teaching Dlrksen, the President said, and John C. Calhoun. Aa an ora Demonstratoni battled police to F:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. committee. A Negro pMlceman was ahot drtvm from Vietnam and the President Nixon, who had the rotunda was to be opened beled Caserta. For when Cassr- speech and hearing on a sys Saigon regime is crushed. And "had a hand In shaping almost tor, he was In a class with Wil day for the second slrelj|ht day EXERaSE CLASS temwide basis. Mrs. Hiidelspn while on doty in the North served with Dlrk.ên In bc’.h r-'*- every Important law that affects liam Jennings Bryan and Wkt- for public tribute before funeral U ’B team went down, ‘rtranto’s Strlckland-Borat Group of the old leader’s will, read today after setting fires In protest of a went up. has U years’ experience In End today, police said, and a House and Senate., eulogized the our life.” ston Churchill. servtoes Wednesday and burial “Stay Firm o f Mind Second Congregational Church at a memorial service In Hanoi, bribery charge that set back the speech and hearing Including 7 search was launched for two 'amed Reptibilean as "the com Thursday In Illinois. Caserta had defeated Taranto ■nd Ptayakmlly Fit” will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. called on the people to "fight on Lauding Dlrkoen’s akUI aa a "He cultivated an appearance local soccer team P arts of the years in the Hartford school Negro suapecto. The wounded mon property of all the 80 The senator's family has ac 1-0 In a crucial gams last May. vvnvfi niv woy yw for potluck at the home of Mrs. until complete victory over the politician, Nixon went on : that made him seem old-fash- town were wrecked by the fires BOWERS SCHOOL. system. officer, Leonard Pitman, waa states” who "put his nation bei cepted the President’s offer of ThU pul It on tpp of the "C " E Norman Rylander, 104 Pine U.S. aggreesions,” something "A politician knows that more loned,” the President said, "but and lU 39,000 people were ■ W l Ww^WVwW W1 W Knob Dr., Wapplng. Ho said might take a "pro- important than the bill that la hla character was as modern as strike. His condition was not imme ty." One—to fly them and (he eena- vancement to a better league. chester, will teach 3rd grade lOT'g-'d time and require still proposed Is the bill that Is Saturn V.” About 2,000 demonstrators Sept 15—7180 PJM. PfMerlptlMI at the Orchard Hill School; Di diately learned. The incident Nixon, paying tribute to Dlrk- tor’s body to burial servtces more sacrifices In manpower passed . . . A politician knows "We who were privileged to broke through pr>llce lines and (Hoe Page Bight) occurred at Main and West- een’s 32 years of public service, Tlwroday at PeWn, Dlrksen’e 8 CLASSES-#! 3-00 ane Olggey of PitUburgh. Pa. and property.” ■>, that words are his weapons, but be tils friends," he concluded, halted traffic-on the Itome-cas- you con diRBiii on Japan Buys Newsprint will be teaching elementaiy land. The circumstances of called him\ "a politician In the smoU-town birthplace on the II- the Bbooting were not ' imme The U.S. Commnnd said that that his word Is his bond. A poli "can take comfort In the tact ■ rrU-Naples railway line, which Oo-«d Bring amnll nig French; Joan C. Hlrsch from ftoent sense of that word." llnois prairie. TOKYO — Japan imported diately disclosed. since the Viet Cong cease-fire tician knows that the best way that Everett Dlrksen, In the late had been reotored to service un about 66,000 tpna of newsprint Wantagh, New 'York wlU be '-'Dirksen’s widow, Louella, to be a wlimer Is to make the W e v Bnltnble Oloilikig evening of his life . . . could look (See Page Eight) der police guard during the In 1868 to augment domasUg teaching EngHah at South Wind (See Page Eight) night. Scene 2 In ix )s d d o n , production of about 1.7 million sor High School.- Police kept control of the DRUO CO. tons. Most of the Imported Virginia. Joyce Seeley, burned railway station but the P Verona, N. J. will teach Art In 787 BIsIb S t. MswebEitor newsprint came from Canada; \ demonrirators blocked a grade grades 5 through 8 in Timothy K id n ap Act Mfl-BMl Russia aupidled about 7,000 'Chjssinr BOO yards away with tona. Edwards School; Diane C. Wen- plies of wood and stone 'Traffic Time Magaiine Says: Exclusive Mini-Basket is lor MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay gell of PlalnvlUe, will teaMi So /■ ’ The range that cleans Its own Ho’s Last Will Urges was being diverted over a sec • Electronic sensor "feels" smell loads — saves you time (AP) ■ — Caetano Pellegrini cial Studies at Timothy Ed •'Automatic timer sets like an oven electrically. ond Rome to Naples line. Uaimpletro, promlent banker wards. clothes for perfect drying. and water. alarm; starts and times your Computer Two wash speeds, two spin speeds. ' Automatic oven timer and two Armed with clubs and hurling and publisher of the newspaper Cheryl S. Zlllnskas of Man • Choice of h e ^ , normal or meals. •tones demunrtratora charged delicate settings to match Filter-FlofT>system ends lint lurz. •- Push button controls command appliance outlets — one limed. Ij> Manana, was kidnaped 'Tuee- chester will teach French at the police lines around the railway ■ day. his secretary reported. the load Permanent Press cycle with five exact measured heats. Deluxe features, including Fight to End in Vietnam Careers high school and Thomas E. station. Police fought them off "cool-down" to keep your i*etlegr1nl Glampielro, 46, was Aray of Burlington, Vermont • Permanent Press cycle • Oven door removes for easy automatic rotisserie and with tear gas. reduces wrinkles. ironing at a minimum. cleaning. illuminated cooktop. HONG KONG (AP) —Ho Chi •carefully trained and selected seized by a group of unidentified wlU teaoh Art at the Avery ctsilribute efficiently to the ra- Amhulanctw rushed policemen Start A t ^ Mltih In a "final will” read to- by Ho. persons who forced their way Street School. (xiiurtruction of unHy among Ihe and demonstrators to hoapitais Without mentioning either Into his automobUe upon his ar Bulletin Board 100 iOO ây expressed sorrow at the fraternal parties on the basis of during the melee. The number rival at the newspaper building. •7.000 The annual fall outing of the :oo Russia or China by luime, Ho ‘ 178“ spHCbctween the Soviet and the Marxlsm-I>entnlsm and Interna of Injured was not Immediately The secretary, Isidra A. Zoc- Guys and Dolls Couples Club appealed to them to patch up tional communism. Chlnesêen hurt. the abductors. Church will be held on Satur Vietnamese Ctommunlst party ternal parties and brotherly As the rUAlng went Into Its I'ellegrinl Ulsmpletro was day Sept. 27 at 6:80 p.m. at "fight on unUJôqipIste victory that It ahould offer ail help In countries must be and will be stcrt now second day, the Italian Soccer head of the Banco Italo-Amart- the home of the Carney’s, 617 over the U.S. aggri reuniting and solidifying Inter united again." Train with the profeaslonals national communism. Kexleratlon announced It xvould cano and a member of a bank at The Hartford Academy Nevers Rd. The theme for the The North Vletnamc«ie..^presl' After calling on hie party to hear an appeal by the (.kueria 'T he more I feel proud and ers association which has bean of BusInivM. Get actual outing Is Food and Fun with dent’s wHl, a political tei____ carry on the war against Ihe team against the demotion that happy to see the growing Involved In a Miter dispute wKh experience on the most k etgsmaawBMOEiwu6i.iti. iimw iB W a Mexican Flavor—"South of United State* until flrstl and touched off the disorders. rather than a distribution of ..strength of international com- bank workers. m êm Data Processing/ the Border." Information can property, was read by North comptefe victory. Ho told Its At midday, water stopped mx^nbun and the working class," Employts of the capital’s Computer Programming be obtained -through the Church leaders that the party "must flowing to three quarters of the equipment. In less than Vietnamese Communist party he iaid. "the more I feel deeply bank have been on strike for office or the Carneys. secretary Le Duan at a memo have a gxud and workable plan cUy. Pollcs said ttwy suspoctsd a year you'll be on your In my heart be more than two montha. The first evening meeting of rial service held In Hanoi’s Bs to develop the economy and the demonstrators ol dsmsglng a way to making more cause of'Hhe prenent dlecxxrd- Fifteen minutes after the Inel- the Wapplng Community DInh Square. culture of oussnaUon In order to pips.' Bonfires flared (rum one money tiaui you ever ance betweehsUae fraternal par ilent the newspaper rsertved a thought poaoible. Church Women will be held As broadcast by Hanoi Radio, ceaselesidy and continuously end of the town to the other. ties. call In which the caller Identi Sept. IS, at 6:60 p.m. The pro Ho's wlU gave no hint of any By*’ oontraa(, thouaands song a IBM 380 COMPUTER ae— ira "1 hope that o u r"p ^ y will do raise the life and standards of a IBM BASIC OPERA'nON gram Is a got acquainted eve and .danced In Taranto, on ttw fied the "Tupamaroie/'’ ~a leftkri clu^ce of his successor sod Its utmost to cooperate 'and to a IBM COMPLETE ning and pot luck aupper with named no North Vietnamese (So* Poga BigM) hsel’ oC the Italian bxxK, and fol (See Page EIgM) KEYPUNCH a Monte Carlo whist. Those at CommunMa by name. tending are requested to bring Approved hy Conn. State W VWiMBMCB 05 AMiaNU^ 'r (" Vietnêse Rangers, ignoring Communist 9 -day ceasefire and unofficial Hanoi had announced earUer Board of Educatloa a dish sufficient for four. that the party and the nation Joins Relief Work AmeriMn standdown continued search and destroy operation. Here Ranger The ONLY School with a 3rd leads blindfplded f e ^ l e suspects to interrogation Rt command bunker. would be directed by a oollec- aeneration Computer "In the •IW Airman Michael E. Lyman, Uve leadership which had been ____:_____ 2____ ^______- '. „ ■ classroom EXCLUSIVELY aon of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. for the use of students . . . Lyman, 16 Maple St., Wapplng, and at a LOWER TUITION ' -.Whdf’s tha catch? There Isn't any. la among the thouaanda of per- RATBI $ i7 » is the suggested retail price at the port ■onnal from Keealer AFB, of entry for the V W sedan. VWt UoDoring Mils., who have Joined In the ’ OPEN HOUSE The price Includes the Federal excise fax and maaalve effort to help nearby • Take advantage of sales: buy in / AU This WeekI Import duly. * communltiea recover from the • Easy pushbutton selection ol • Prwides extra counter-top spece Blind Teacher’s First Class I quantity and stretch your devastation of Hurricane three cycles — dailv loads, pots when used as a portable, but By DEE WEDEMEYER Write — VlaM — Pboae It also includes the buliMn heater/defroster, food dollirs. ' Freezer holds up to IBS lbs. and and pens or chmkcrystal. was m t without problems, said Camille. can be built-in m your new home. Aseoc lated Frees Writer ‘sighted ought to be able to. 9 windshield washer, electric windshield wipers, • Keep up to SS2 lbs. at your has a jet freeze tee compartment. PrinclpcU Milton Stier. What‘s their excuse?" Blon. ■ Thun. 1-0, Pri. B-8 • Built-rn soft food disposer • MatKKycle selection of 3 cycles; outside rearview mirror, padded dash, front seat fifigwtips in upright storage NBnV YORK (AP) —One lit Furniture had to be rigidly ar _____ Saturday O-S > Four cabinet shelves, twin etimmates the need to scrape and normal wash, short wash or For the most part the studenU headrests, and seal bells front and back. Advertisement- convenience. ranged so Chavlch would not vegetable bins, two door shelves, hand nnse Just tip oft large rinse and dry. tle boy turned in a blank sheet were fascinated with their new Man wanted to drive delivery • Five solid shelves provide total Not fo mentlon Ihe new electric rear-wirtdow butter compartment and or hard saaps. • Built'in soft food disposer ends of paper for classwork ai)d sev bump into It. Students were told teth er, asked him about hu truck. Cad 389-1868. contKt for quicker, more defogger and the new Ignitlon/steering lock. removable egg bin. need of scraping and hand rinsing. eral children tried to sneak out to speak out for attention in bllndnesa and how be learned to uniform treozing. • lift'top rack lor easy loadve stead of raising their hands... • (When Ihe key Is removed, Ihe steering wheel is” ' Mancheoter Evening Herald Just tio oft large or hard scraps. of their seats. But otherwise it read. Chavlch explained about locked in place.) Chavlch was excused from braille and distributed s leaflet Heuth Wlndaor cotreopondent a normal first day of ctass- luncheon mxxiltor duty when it about the blind In braille and ^ ^ \( \l >1 M'l It s the price of the real thing, not a stripped- Carol Moulton, tel. 6M-S7I4. 100 down economy model. 5 2 2 8 “ ra for New York's first blind became apparent he could not print . ^ ^ ..I HI SIM SS * 189“ * 199“ public school teacher. handle 800 youngsters swirling "It was an experience," aald What else^do you have fo pay? about. The charge for transporting the car from the "I shall grade it accordingly WlUls Burgeso, 11, of the Bronx. IM Trambnu St.—Near say- His textbook Is being tran port of entry. The dealer delivery charge. Anfi with a zero," said the teacher, “ I hope the kids don't tease ban, Over ConatltaUea Na scribed Into braille and he w ill. him." tional Bonk, ■local sales (ax. Alexander J. Chavlch. 38. "I R ANGI hire, at his own expense, some WlUis, whose grandmother Is Hartford SW-OIM (Coneot) There Is one optional that makes a lot of sense. don't think I shall\have to worry \ \ i. one to read aioud w ritt^ school Wind, said he was sneouragad The outomolic stick shift; (It eliminates the clutch V ■ about a blank piece of paper work. pedal.) t UFL OIL for Boffer Values, Beffer Service, Better Products, Ifs Always again unless the guy Is absolute to see a blind man teaching. " I ’ve been told by my col F

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