.. \ A PAGE TWENTY \- jHanrli?0t?r lEvratng limld AvMBge Daily Net Prebs Run Vor The Week Boded Prbject Prayer J. .Smith feels there Is some ■ ‘ QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE I9 2 3 |lin |iii|i@ dme 88, 196e The Weather hope they can Influence Con­ About Town Fair tonight after gradual gress, even though school pray­ Aim of Jaycees Manchester Senior Citizens m-H clearing and seaaonably cool, er entails an amendment to the Heralding Politics 'Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!' low 66 to 70. MoaUy sunny, Constitution. There are bills of Gold Card holders will receive 15,459 “Project Prayer,” a national one-third off the regular ticket yijii warmer Thursday after some this nature pending In Congress -By Sol R. Cohen- morning tog. High In the 80e. effort by Jaycees to petition lor now. All depends on the num­ price for tomorrow night's per- iijjji J iiilH Manchester— 4 City of VUlage Charin HIHF vdimtauTT school prater, is now ber of signatures they obtain, School board chairman John elected In 1962 and Ms term formance of "Celebration” at ||ilH V(ML LXXXVIII, NO. 255 S. G. Rottner Is one of four Re- expires this November. Schaf- Tiling Junior High School by / • (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) under way. The Manchester and Smith thinks they may get III MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969 (ClaeelfM AdvertWng tm Plage 68) a lot of support considering the publlcans on the Manchester ^ been on the board since presenting their c4rds at the ~~ ■ PRICE TEN CENTS Jaycees will be eng:ac;ed in a _ . . _ . „ . . June 198B, when he filled a va- box office. Curtain time Is 8:18 On Safe Ground door-to-door campaign In Man­ present mood of the country. Board of Education who have ^ chester and neighboring towns The petition will also serve said that they will not run for tlon o# Rdbeit Barnes. His Safe drivers - get lower rates with as a survey, explains Smith, of The Junior High Methodist to obtain signatures which re-election In November. The term expires in November 1970. Youth Fellowship of South Unit- Aetna's Auto-Rite. Their rates are eventually will be sent to Con­ public opinion. The Jaycees wl'l be petitioning In this area others are board secretary Her- Thomas is the ’ neriv^ ,mesnlber ed Methodist Church will meet based on a good driving record, so gress. bert A. Phelon Jr., Roger B. of the board, since last Decemr tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. on the \\\ The Idea originated with Jey- until Aug. 12. Bagley and John Fletcher Jr. her. He filled the vacancy ere- church campus. they pay less. If you're a good driver, No Further Peace Concessions cees in Bloomington, Mbm. AU four are attorneys. ated by the resignation of N. ----- ask us about Auto-Rite. You might pay Their petition calls for volun­ Their statements followed a Charles Bogginl, when he was tary, nondenominatlona] prayer The VFW Auxiliary will spon­ less, too. Call today to find out. Phelon Choice poU taken of all nine members elected state representaUve. sor a kitchen social for mem­ In public schools. of the board, controlled 6 to 3 Bogginl, In October 1966, had Committee chairman Frank For MHA Post bers and guests tonight at 8 at by the Republicans. filled the vacancy creeuted by the post l^me May We Quote Rates and A ssist You As We Have So Many O then? Nixon Says in Visit to Saigon Those who said they vrlll run the resignation of Atty. WUHam _1 Manchester. GOP leaders for re-election €u-e Repitbllcans CJoiUns. Hiomas’ term expires The I,adie8 Auxiliary of the SAIGON (API — President the American troops at Dl An. reached. He added they did not have confirmed the report that Walter Doll Jr. and Mrs. Anita this November. Eighth Distriot Fire Depart­ Nixon flew first Into the heart forces but may be moving them In American history—because, headquarters of the U.8. 1st In­ pin doMm the number to be with­ into Laos and Cambodia. Atty. Herbert A. Phelon Jr, = poUtlcal party ment will moet tonight at 8 at of Saigon becoming the first fantry Division 12 miles north of drawn or the timetable but he aaid. It may lead to the ea- W^t« M. Sch^t, B ^ H. ^ have six ^mdldatei tor fire headquarters. Main end JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc K ill U.S. president to visit South Saigon. He returned to Bangkok, ’Thai­ tabllshmant of an enduring will be the new counsel for the these detalla will be ironed out land, late today aboard the Manchester Housing Authority S ^ e r and Atty. Allan D. ^oard In November. Hilliard Sts. Vietnam’s capital. He was ac­ Nixon spent Hve hours and 28 in the last half of August. peace In Asia. 164 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER—649-6261 companied by Ma wife who presidential plane and was (MHA), to replace Atty. Joseph ilie Republicans still must find minutes In Vietnam, much of It Nixon also- discussed with ■whisked baik to the palace from While meeting Thleu earlier tour and the Democrats three. Full Gospel ChrMian Fellow­ made her own bit of history by in conferencea with President at Saigon’s Independence Pa­ A. COntl, a Democrat, who has 1962 and chairman since 1966, Thleu the current lull In ground where he slipped away early In The Repiiblicana will enAurme ship, Interdenominational, will touring a Held hoapltol and a Nguyen Vm Thleu and other fighting and decided that If It lace, Nixon Issued a statement resigned effective Aug. 1. iiiiii home for war orphans. No other the day to iMgIn his secrecy- Phelon a Republican, and explained t ^ t "the post 1 ^ 1>^ camUdates for local offlee on have a prayer service tomor- government leaders. proved to be enemy de-escala­ shrouded trip, He will leave reciting conciliatory movae and ceme a full-time responslbUlty 18, and the I>emocrat8 cm row at 7:30 p.m. at Orange First Lady has visited South A White House source said presently a 'meinber of the and I Just can’t find the time Vietnam. tion the pullout of U.S. forces Thailand Thursday to continue (See Page Right) sclvml board and its secretary, 19. Hall. Read Herald Advertisements Nixon and Thleu discussed a woulipbe speeded, the aource re- his round-the-world trip. to do full Justice to it.” 'i Nixon also became the flrat new U.S. troop withdrawal be­ pprtM. But he aald the United will get his MHA appointment Phelan, Bagley and Fleicher president to vMt a combat base yond the 26,000 already ordered In Dl An. he pictured the war Aug. 8, at the authority’s next States has no evidence North as worthwhile—even as he cited the same reasons — the h in South Vietnam. He spoke to but no final decision was Vietnam is withdrawing Its meeting. He already has the en­ pressures of their personal busi­ called It the most controversial leicelry Theft dorsement of the GOP Town ness. Committee’s executive board. 7 SARATOGA SPRINGS, Republican leaders have con­ N.Y. (API— More than *70,- whose three-year firmed reports that Phelon, on / 000 iii Jewels were taken term on the school bocu-d ex­ Aug. 6, will be appointed coun­ early this week from'a hotel pires in November, has ssdd sel for the Manchester Housing Logical Idea room of a woman who had that he will not run for re-elec­ Authority. He will succeed Atty. been hospitalized, poUce re­ tion. NANCY, France (AP) — Presicifent Deeply Concerned Joseph Conti, a Democrat, who ”-Hey, throw me up a rope ported today. Conti became MHA counsel in has resigned, effective Aug. 1. The theft waa discovered WINDOW July 1968, when it was con­ ✓ A B O I can put the Hies up a lit­ The board terms of Rottner We keep telling p^ple about our low cost tle higher,” the prisoner at Tueeday nlgM by Joseph N. trolled by the Democrats. He and Phelon expire In November Beider, of West Isitp, husband had replaced Atty. Herman the Nancy Jail called down to SHADES of this year. The terms of Bag- Ms •guards. With Income Surtax Issue of the woman, when he re­ Yules, a Republican. ley end Fletcher will expire In WASHINGTON (AP) pao'roll withholding rates includ­ the Rspubllcan Policy OnmmM- turned to the room at the Mod* to Orchr It all aeomed like a logical ing the Miriax expires at mid­ The MHA now Is S to 2 Re­ November 1970. personal loans and they keep President Nixon has reach­ tee with all minority senators Gideon Putnam Hotel. BrfMgjroar oM-roOen In and publican, and a change in Its Doll was elected to the board Idea and the guards, watch­ ed from half-way around night Thursday, and both aides It waa the fourth major wve H o - ^ shade. chairman is expected on Aug. in 1966 and Ma term', expires ing over a work project on In (he dtspute agree If tMs tnp- attending. Also at the twohour Jewel theft here In Hve years the root of the Jail, compiled. the world in an attempt at meeting were Agnew, Treasury 20 at its annual meeting. this November. Mrs. Murphy, pressuring the Senate into pen# It will be very dlfficuU to during the thoroughbred' rac­ Atty. Vincent L. Diana, a whose term also expires this telling us to eliminate the red tape. Arthur Sarvaa, 26, tied the revive the surcharge.. Secretary David M. Kenn«iy ing season. L A . JOHNSON Republican, Is expected to be rope to the cornice and then extending the income sur­ The Senate Democratic Policy and Budget Director Robert P Police said SehJer noticed November, was elected In 1968 swung down into the street Mayo. elected chairman then, to suc­ to HU a vacancy, created by tax, in danger of dying at OonunlUse held firm TXieaday that the gems were mlaolng PAMTOO. ceed John B. Cronin, a Demo­ That was Monday, and Sar- midnight Thursday. on tu proposal for a flve^vooth However. AgneW later Isoued from a suitcase that he the resignation of Mlrs. Kath­ vas hasn’t been seen since. TMMAINST.'f. crat. erine Bourne. Dr. Sohardt was Vice President Spiro T. Ag- extension of the surtsix, rather his statement rejecting the checked before leaving to So we.did. With the do-it-yourself personal loan check feature new said Tuesday night he had than the one-year plan of the ad- five-month extension and chaig- visit his wife at the Albany / been in oonunuMcaUon with mlrUstration. The Democrats (8ee Page Eight) Medical Center Hospital. of our Master pharge Card. Now you can write your own personal loans Nixon in Thailand. The Preri- said their propuoal would give dent “Is deeply concerned by the Senate time to worli out a Blood Tests the inability of the Senate to act foT/kny broad tax reform biu] wMoh purpose and in any amount up to your available credit line. and the injury this threatens to they say must accompany ootv, AT PINEHURST ... STARTING WEDNESDAY It’s as easy and as convenient as writing a personal check. For Possible every oKlien,” Agnew said. tinuance of tha aurtwt. Fist-Shaking Farmers\^ EARTH Fim M APOLLO—This is how the earth looked to the astronauts in "He intends to disouss (hfoe And the Democrats turned the Apollo 11. Top left 18 Europe, top center Asia. (NASA photo via Photofax) mattera frankly and fulty with screws tighter by announcing A VERY SPECIAL If you have a Master Charge Card you already have a line of credit. So all you need is your Infections the . American people upon his they would not consider a 10-day return Monday,” the vice presi­ extension of the paycheck with­ supply of loan checks. And if you don’t have a Master Charge Card dent went on. An aide said Nix­ holding rates which the House Dirksen Needs Help SPACE CENTER, Hous­ approved IXieeday. ton (AP)—The Apollo 11 on might go on radio and televl- we’ll arrange for that, too. The amount of each check you write will be eion at that time to get the pub­ Although the aihnlMatration astronauts took important lic behind Mm. again turned down the Demo­ Viewers Rode Eagle blood tests today in a cratic proposal, a poasible From Ciapitol Polled added to your Master Charge Card balance and be repaid under the terms Prior to the statement by Ag- search for possible infec­ now. who canceled a Weot Ooaat break appeared In the RepubU- and conditions of your regular Master Charge Card. tion by unknown — and eaklng engagement t o ^ to can ranks when Senate iOnority WASHINGTON (A I’ )- -Capitol (loUce plucked Sen. improbable — moon mi­ be on hand to fight for . exten­ Leader Everett M. Dtifisen said Everett M. Uirkaen from the midat of ahouting, fist- crobes. sion, five surtax appeared the he favored aocepUtg; the (mgxv- ahuking farmera 'rueaday, ending a confrontation over So you see, never again will you have to explain to a banker why you need money. Blood for the tests was talien probable vlcUm of a Democrat- rary extension as the boot IMu pniteata that U.S. fjirm |Miliciea are leading to rural STEAK SALE To Landing on Moon could be ol^lned. from moomnen Nell A. Arm­ OOP Senate deadlock. ruin. Dlrksen’s comments came Or fill out a form. Or wait for an approval. You asked us to change all that and we did. strong, Michael OoUlns and Ed­ ■nve temporary exUnsion of The 900 farm si^ wives and farmer ' In overalls shouted, SPACE CENTER, Hous­ man’s flrst footprint on the with footprints and eerls all- win E. Aldrin Jr. before they after an emergenoy meetim o< U. S. Cholc* moon. ohlldren-who drove from Illi- • Ws’ll Uke the land out of pro- SIRLOIN We’re the bank that listens. ton (AP)—For seven min­ houettes of the apaceshlp, and sat down to brealotaot in their nola, Dlrkaen’a home state. In a auction now if you five us a fair N«w YoHi or utes television viewers This waa the first ot the Apol­ showed the American flag elaborate quarantined ((uarters. caravan of traotora-surround- price.” another man said, A>. rode the lunar module lo 11 movie footage In color and Blood was also taken from Dr. ed the Republican leader as he ”We can’t hold a farm meet- It captured much of the drama perched on the beach-Itke sur­ Hfp C u t Eagle to a landing on the face. ■WUHam Carpentler and engi­ emerged from the BenaU cham- ing In this recaption room,” STEAKS THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY moon. of the landing by Armstrong neer John Hlrasakl, the astro­ ber. and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. A second set of stills, released nauts' companions in quaran­ Sex Through Mails They demanded a return to (See Page TweMy-Oaa) They watched movies Tues­ The color fllma were shown to Tuesday night, causht Arm­ tine. full iwrity In farm prices and a day of the moonship as It de­ strong Inside the lunar module, scended to the pocked surface newsmen at the Manned Space­ showed the landing site from TTie astronauts then started a stronger voice for farmers on craft <3enter and transmitted si­ daiy-long closed-circuit televi­ all future federal agricultural July 20, veered away from a multaneously by network televi­ above and rocks on the lunar Hits Supreme Court USDA hazardous, gaping crater and soil. This set also Included a pic­ sion debriefing before an audl- policies SIRLOIN sion to viewers across the coun­ enoe of space officials. Plana Wlien Dirksen told his constit­ Mic*.e Figure touched down amid outflung lu­ try. Part of the adventure was ture of earth with Europe, Afri­ WASHINGTON (AI‘)_The Uttle over «ex through -CHOICE nar dust. ca and Aria visible. called for a thorough review of uents he Is one of 20 senators televised live July 20, but that the moon 'misaion. firstT est o r o T ‘‘‘' the Supreme Court with the supporting a bill to lake up to 10 STEAKS And they saw Nell A. Arm­ The 16 millimeter movie film first test of the government’s jvower to guard mail- 1 .3 9 was in black and white. opened as the Eagle approached Armstrong and Aldrin million seres of fannland out of Prominently strong go cauUously down a lad­ The first still photographs, watched pictures of Mars aent 1)0X68 against “ pandering” advertiaementa production and to end exlatlng der, pause, and then plant also in color, were sprinkled (S«w Page Eight) A group or malleni who traffic - farm programs within to earth by (tve Mariner space­ In "adult” books, magazines, , , five craft Tuesday rSgM, but made years, hr waa answared with In Testings PORTERHOUSE films and sex paraphernalia lev- "f** P"**'»aster 16 direct the shouts of. no comment. eled a series of consUtutlonal *“''*™**'' ^ etop sending mall ■No! No'" They watched the Mariner objections at the 1967 law that The rixmtlng got imuler when s t e a k s pictures on television, Intemjgt- gave citizens the right to control " refuses to he re.pond«1 to . request th.l *1.49 Look at New England Weather their mall. strike the name from hki mall. he buy . bushel of ,r.ln at the Ing the screening In their quar­ ters of the movie “Romeo and The mailers’ appeal Is Impor- '***' * atlomsy parity price 13 06 con.,-4r«l to « I T Juliet,” a modem, adults-only tant for several reasons: (I) It move for an Injunction. If .bout the prseent market value u ^ rJ ‘r .^ t u ^ ^ . i - " TOP ROUND version of the Shakespeare clas­ could lead to a ruling killing the '“l''»cUser duobeya an In / [i Showers.. Showers. .Showers ^ sic. 1967 law; (2) It could dampen *’'■ ''»«y he held In con bill from hi. wallet ^leTold the •"danger life 6,600 person In the southeast­ A spokesman said they re­ C-ongreas’.'-ongress' wtlllngneaswtlllngne _ U> _ enact____ farmer, to give the change and -phe experiment, which call. By The Associated Press Except for momentary flood­ even stronger leglslaUon pro- The law took effect April 18. the wheal to the poor ern part of the state, Nation.'il ing of streets in ^several turned to the movie Just after for treating 104 mica over the STEAKS *1.29 More light rain fell this Con­ seeing the televlriun report on poeetS In May by Ihc Nixon a^ 1968. Since then, the I*ost Office ”We want parity, not rharl Guardsmen and town workers necticut communit es, no terious next 80 days, will dstarmjna If morning on parts of New cleared streets and sidewalks of Mariner. mlnlatratSorl: (8i It poaea lha' about 10.000 ordart to ly,” the farmers ahouled. scho- U.SJ).A. CHOICE liouble resulted Tuesday from flrat Important taitt of the tha Bur-Bur ^ knock cartain paopla 96. I .4. a HKxmmexm slimes |Em«r«ogathsred by th«tha England, already soaked mud, rock and gravel from the downpour. OoUins stayed In Ms room during the evening eind di•-•cVr.r.^r!d".d"’ ba,^h ^ to•5S on its way. waters In the Black River and Officials at the paper mid There appeared to be little Bureau r«l.r.llon, would ralss rtvHs to the abdomen a * ® r o a s t s Its tributaries rose, but the prin­ fErm prlcEE by cutUng bEch pro , w. munnm, i # I. chance of anything more than cipal damage was caused by the (See Page Four) ducUofi "** 9xpamd U> eh un< minor lowland flooding' near surface ru'-off of the rain. .'V small streams, the Weather Bu­ ■Whaf. wrong with a farm Some- 30 r o ^ were closoil ... x — program lied to parity.” a reau added. • during the height of the flood­ f«so PiM TWrty rivs) CHEF CUT TOP ROUND ROAST Forecasters said the clearing ing. but the police department ~ - e V ' * S would spread into all of the re­ said Tuesday night that only Michigan Police gion except Maine by tonight, about 15 still were closed to EYE OF THE ROUND OVEN ROAST and mostly sunny skies could be traffic. Question Suspect 1-4, expected Thursday In southern Two automobiles were washed Cun Conrol Act Attacked and western New England. away by floodwaters. In Murder Case V. Kleenex Jumbo Miracle Whip Kabuid ’’Fair, pieanantly warm and No ii^rles were reported. TOWELS by Kraft Solid White dry weatheri’ was predicted for In Cbnn-ctlcut, the' U.S. YPSILANTI, Mich. lAPl A BUI To Cut R e8trictions TUNA Friday. Weather Bureau at Windsor sheriff and a police chief made Tuesday’s rain caused some Incks recorded rainfall for two a quick trip to Hazard. Ky., to- On Ammunition Sale Asked For * Q t Cam* flooding in Vermont and New riraight days of well over one diy to question n man Hazard 1.00 49c 1.00 Hampshire city poUc-e oald had admlttid inch Monday. 1 48 inrher- of WAJHINUTON I API A In BpringflekL Vt.. a town of rain fell In the north central killing a girl to the Ann Arbor- and to effect cut back - the to- NATIVE CORN and Yprtlantl area. parUamentary gambll. Nixon formallon required of gun and NA'nVE, Crisp, Fresh administration oup|iuri and cru ammunition buyers. NA’n V E TOMATOES The arreM In Kentucky was clal shifts to Ihs 8«nate have from Bennett has contooded re- BURNHAM’S the latest lead as law authori- given sn added push to attempts qulremenU by the Interaa) CUCUMBERS 4 r., 29e Nearby Farm t tn probed for a break to a aer- to rip some key provisions out le.i of baffling murders of seven Revenue Service which admltv- 7,400 Now Number of GVs of hurt year's Gun (.'ontrol Act. hrters the 1999 law to have buy­ BJUOB A LOAF—READY FOR THE OVEN young women In southeast a«n Wallace F Bennett. R- Chodi FatUM Ib. Wo Michigan :n two years ers provide physical deaerip- 4 I m. ■r m Ulah. announced ha had admln- llons weapon caUber and sarial The moat rerent vtftlm. 18- BMoIb Fattiea Ih. 61.14 Withdrawn from Vietnam 1stration backing aa he reintro­ number amount to "bach «4««c MEAT LO A F 2Lb P»*1.78 4 Iba. 64.64 I year-o'd Karen Sue Belneman. duced a bill 'TiMSday to remove reglotratlon" SAIGON (AP) — Another TOO Iccmen withdrawn from Viet­ will- be buried tbday tn - her r^ricllona covering 90 per cent American troops left Vietnam hometown of Grand Rapids. The law specifically rs 4|ulrea Ready for you Wedneaday . . . A fresh grinding of Pinehurst Medium Hot nam since Nixon announced the of the ammunition sotU to this purchasers to furnish name, age today under President Nixon's Mich cutback June 8. country and \ address for sporting weap­ Italian Style Sausage . . . Fresh Block Island Swordfish. Our own Tendercure plan to cut back U.S. strength Meanwhile. Michigan Gov ’The withdrawal coincided Bennatl’ix MU was bolster«d\ ons^ but also required IRS to sat very lean Bottom Round and Chuck Ciits Corned Beef. by 86,000 men by the end of Au- with some increase^ of ^Hghttog tVUllam G^ Milltken; and Atty by right cosponsors whose posl- fUM. Oen ' FYl^k Kelle^ planned a guldsllnes (or weapons record. More RKmey saving spedais . . . Jumbo Cantaloupe Melom 3 for 89c . . . Oscar to' prervirwes arowid aa-gon sl- Itons represent s change from keeping. The 4th Battalton. 39th Infan­ news conference today Aklee hurt year, when they or Ihelr Mayer Baeon lb. 79e. Calves Liver Ib. $1.09. tbotigh the genera] lull to sus­ "This redrafting eras aceom- try of the 9th Infantry Dhriilon indicated U would coniem the predreessors voted with tha 4t- tained ground action and enemy pushed with ths tuU cooperation b boarded plaiiea at Bian Hoa air attacks moved into Its seventh handling of the investigation M majority in beating ba<-k an base north of Safgon for Hawaii. Speculation waa they may as- and support of the Troaaury.” ' week today. attempt to as,ampt shotgun, rifle said Bennett. It will be held to ready reearve wime a gTeater role to the and 23-caUber rUnftre ammuni- The Uggest fight reported tr'vcati gallon Alim inlet ration spokaemsn there at Schofield Barracks. during the past 24 hours cen­ llon from' Ihs act. TTie battaUon. now command­ Wariilenaw Oounty Sheriff Tha law prohibits a psraon Bt»m Treaeury. the Justice De- tered 20 milea wesj of Sa’gon Douelas J ' Harvrv ~nd Aim Ar­ pertmani and Ints'roal RevsMM Pinehurst Grocery Inc. ed by MaJ. Ranald W. Crooks, of And only four miles from the from buying. eUhsr to person or a Albaay. CaUf., had been In Viet­ bor Pottce Chief Walter Krwsny through the malls, any (ptno or •*ryt€la tsM ifled tatol wcofe/ Cambodian border, along a key nam Mnce Jan. 8, 1867. left for Kentiieky s^er bc4ng ammunlUon outotd* the state In against further gun raotriedoni CORNER MAIN and lU R N P IK E InflltraUon route. told of the man's arrest but Stopped abnet of Tbe U.S. Ootnmand —m the U.S. Infantrymen from the FOOTPRINTS ON MOON—Impreailo ns in which he Uvee. lataet departure r*laed to 7.400 -Hazard pohee sa^ the man lunar aoil on moon made by A»- msnding any delstloM from lha trnnauts .Neil Armstrong and Edwin AMnn In addition to exempting the sxisttog act the number a t American serr- (I Pago TMfty-Mve) ‘ i sh'iw up clearly Silhouetted ifi ammunition from lha taw, Ben­ 'See Page Tiyrty-Pear) black in f'lrejrround ia part of lunar module. ('.NASA photo via AI’ Photofax) nett s MU would also apsetfy- (See Page TWny-Phur)

r v » ; ■■V \ ■ A.' \ ■ ■ '.Vv ■ ' V PAGE TWO MANC^STER EVEmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 MANCHEaf'l'iSK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY , 30 1969 P A G E T H R E E ...... Boston Man MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold on Bridge In th e • ******G(jlO All About Romania stamps Neu>» A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS DIVISION OF LABOR NORTH Offers His ______AND THEATERS. t i v i il l ' s Is Open 6 Days Eve^ W w k Monday thru Saturday— Thursday nights till 9:00 P.M. URGENT AT BBIDaE A 87 > By PETER REHAK words of Slavic and Turkish ori­ tlon Is also free, Including uni­ •t Thts« r«ttng» apply to Mma C? A 6 2 ABBoclated Preas Writer gin, the result of tOO years of versity. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD rolo— d ahof Nov 1.1908 0 A 4 3 1 j. i, . ^^^^^^^‘9f^^futlyAh-CondJfiohedForYour Shoppiing Comforfr / // '/ BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) Turkish rule and Slav neigh­ ,NIKI, VVEB.'^TI'H Book Supply Much of. our industrial pros­ h ' ■ T * I ■ ■■ , J : . ) . 9 f I ; ^ I:, . ' • . . V. As for Income taxes, a man A K8754 — President Nixon this week Is bors. earning the average salary of THIS SEAL perity Is based on the diidslon / : 7 BOSTON (A P ) — Rather than WEST EAST visiting a Communist country The Latin Influence and the 1.500 lei pays 12 per cent. The in ads indicatss the film was. of labor: You do your work, pay movers to haul off 76,000 A 1063 A 954 that has blown a bit of fresh air hot summers set the pace of Itte rate goes up to 15-20 per cent for SMbfflittad and approved under and the other fellow does Ws. books, George Gloss will ^ v e (?KJ7 C>Q10 93 Into the muggy atmosphere of even under communism. The those earning over 2,00 lei. the Motion Picture Code Bridge prosperity is based on them away ’Thursday. (0 Q 108 0 KJ95 Ideology that pervades much of working day starts at 7 a.m. But Popescu doesn’t have to of Self-Regulation. the same principle. You get Thf In what he call# hla "Third AQJ10 9 A62 East Europe. and ends at 3:40 p jn . Monday save for his old age. At 60 he Great Giveaway,” the prt^rie- 0. Suggested tor GENERAL no bonus if you do the othe(r While Romania may provide through Friday. It stops at 12:46 gets a pension of 80 per cent of fellow’s work. SOUTH tor of the Brattle Book Shop will audiences. A AKQJ2 few lessons In Western-style de­ p.m. on Saturday. his salary. Women are eligible sdlow 50 persons at a Ume into South dealer. at 55. ^ Suggssted for MATURE 0 854 mocracy, It has emerged as a The flrat thing the typical Ro­ the store In flve-mkiute relays. Both sides vulnerable. sudiencss (parental diccre- 0 762 nation that looks far afield, not manian does after work 's to A car Is still a luxury. The R o­ 1819 Gloss has been just one step Opening lead —Queen of tion advised). ♦ A3 AUGUST^eASALE just to the Soviet Union, for have a big hinch. There Is a. manian-assembled R en au lt ahead of the Boston R ed eyelt^ Cluta. ways to get things done. half-hour break In the work ng costa 55,000 lel and there la wait­ ment Authority since 1962, when [J RESTRICTED — Persona South kxiked properly grate­ South West North Eart Kaifli's b Celebrating 70 V e in O f Volue-Giving The goods In Bucharest’s larg­ day but the average man usual­ ing time of Up to two years. he cleaned out his soon-to-be-de- under 16 not admitted, un*- ful as he won the f i i ^ trick 1 A Pass 2 A Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 N T Pass W8 est department store and In a ly only munches a sandwich. People who buy them are high moMshed shop by giving away less accompanied by parent with the aoe of clubs. He then WHh These Super Savings From nearby supermarket testify to The 8dter-work lunch Is fol­ wage earners who can put 25,000 books. had the satisfaction of drawing 4 4 All Pass Our Four Big Floors! By 8YD KBONI8H or adult guardian. Pewtet pieces have the country’s Independent politi­ lowed by a SpanlSh-type sleeta. wives’ salaries toward the car. In 1964, he had to move again, all the missing trumps in three AP Newsfeatures Parsons under 16 not ad- Antique,‘Pewter’Finish... ^ long been a (avoiitt cal course. Supper Is eaten late. Many Romanian women work to this time giving away 50,000 rounds. mond or a heart. Since a heart among collectois the You can buy Chinese poW- People are more likely to be help the fam ily budget. College controversies are not books. This aga raatrictlon Declarer led a club to ttie lead looks dangerous from 7-Piece ‘Granada’ S ^ wot Id ovet. Heta is dered milk, Albanian (xignac or emp'oyed In Industry than ever Another luxury Is travel to the new to the American scene. In "The last two times,” he sai|], may be higher in certain king, ruffed a club, returned to West’s point of view, he should a sat that captutas Egyptian beer. You can keep bedore. Industrialization le m ov­ West. Passports are still hard to fact, one of the most famous "only scraps of paper were left. araas. Chack thealirr or dummy with the ace of hearts lead the eight of diamonds. the distinctive them cool In a Yugoslav refri­ ing ahead fast and this ha« get. Because of the lack of hard campus capers wh ch resulted ’There Is no restriction as to the •dvartising. to ruff another club and got Ceramic look of polished currency, a Romanian must' If South plays a low diamond gerator, bought on Installments. meant a population shKt so that in a landmark case before the amount of books taken or the Prmtod SI t public torvico back to dummy with the ace of pewtet and links usually be Invited by someone from dummy, .East wins with For a rainy day you can select a now more than a thdid of the 20 Supreme Court occurred’ 160 type of bag or box employed.” by this nowtpapei diamonds to cash the last club. GUEST SET itwit'haunique de­ Greek raincoat, or overcoats rrtllhon people live In cltiea. Bu­ In a Western country before he He estimates the 78,000 vol­ the king of diamonds and m ay years ago and is being conv- He could then afford to give up Set Includes the Coffee Pot with Covet, sign leminiscent of charest, the capital, has mfll- Is altowed to leave. umes he will give away could return either a diamond or a SEALY made locally from Austrian syn­ 114 memorated on a new U.S. the last three tricks. Cieaniei, Sugai Bowl with covet, and Salt totnantic Old Spam. Basic foodstuffs are cheap. heart. The Important thing Is to thetics. llon. stamp to be issued Sept. 22. have eventually been sold for West did declarer’s work and Peppei Shakett. ’The bus home will be a Brit­ In 1930, only four ettiee, Bu­ Bread Is around a lel a pound. $75,000. Gloss is headed for a knock one of the red aoes out of GOLDEN The monumental legal deci- THEATER TIMI*. •hen he opened the queen of charest, OluJ, Jamy and Tim i­ 'iWo pounds of sunflower oil for new location, his fourth In seven the dunamy before' South can ish Leland made under license islon—the Dartmouth College ■lubs. North’s bidding indlcat- soara. hod more than 100,000. In cooking cost 11 lel. years. SCHEDULE ttart the clubs. Then South wU,l in Israel. The taxi will be a So- Case—was argued by Daniel d club length end fair strength viet-bullt Volga. ’The air fleet of 1986, 16 cities' passed that mark. The theater, the movies and be unable to set up and oash Webster before the Supreme In the red suits. South’s bidding the opera also are cheap by U.S. Cinema I —Bonnie and Clyde, dummy’s last club. Tarom, the nat'onal airline, Among them was the oil center showed an Independent spade standards. The citizen of Bucha­ Court. The new 6-cent etamp Dr. Barnard 7:00; Cool Hand Luke, 9:00. 3 uses new British B ACllls. o< Ploeftl, the town best known The Job of the defenders Is to will feature a portrait of Web­ suit with not enough In the red r T 'O In World Wlar n. rest has a better selection of' C APE TOWN, South Africa UA Theatre—Ice Station Zebra, You get an Idea of life here In ster with Dartmouth Hall In the suits to w(elcome a notrump defend, not to do declarer’s Romania entered the war In foreign films than the Viennese. (AP) Dr. Christiaan Bar­ 2:00, 8:00. an outdoor restaurant on a background. First-day ceremo­ oontract. (Actually, three no- work for him. (But be sure to warm ’Tuesday night. The Ome 1941 on the German side. British Of 22 movies this month, six nard’s wife was granted a di­ Cinema I—Gone With the nies will be at Hanover, N.H., trump would have been the see this column tomorrow.-) and American bombers flow al­ were French, four American, vorce today from the heart Wind, 2:00, 8:00. Is 9:15 p.m. and the tinkling of on Sept. .22. best contract.) Dally QuesUon glasses accents a murmur of most dally ra'ds agaliwt Ploestl four Italian, one Soviet and the transplant pioneer. Barnard, The case involved the school’s Cinema n —Fuimy Girl, 2:00, West should liave foreseen As dealer, you hold: Spades, conversation. In 1943.44. Many fliers were shot rest East and West German and now In New Zealand on an ex- 8 : 0 0 . removal of Its president by the that South would try to use 8-7; Hearts, A-6-2; DUintnids, At a wrought Iron table under down—some Me burled In an A l­ Yugoslav. The American films tenvlve tour, did not contert the board of directors. In reprisal, Cinerama—Ben Hur, 2 :00, dummy’s clulis. D ie red suits A-4-3; Clubs, K.8-7-5-4. a chestnut tree aits Gheorghe lied cem etery near Bucharest. were three Westerns and ’’The LU'.t and agreed to pay her $420 the New Hampshire leg’lslatur^ 8 : 0 0 . wiere obviously the w ^ k points What do you say? SAME COVER FROM Popescu with his wife and an­ When the Soviet army Comedians” w.th Richard Bur­ a month alimony. revoked Dartmouth’s charter, East Hartford Drive-In— In South's armor. Answer: Pass. H i e hand is reached the Romanian borders ton and Elizabeth Taylor. Mrs. Barnard was also grant­ D O N ’T WAIT. 0 other woman. They are eating established a rival Institution Shoes of the Fisherman, 8:25; Red Lead not quite worth an opening Wd. OUR FORMER Get YoufS Today! small sausages called mlcl and In 1944 Romania switched sides. The average Romanian Is well ed custody of thkr two children, and named the deposed presi­ Where Were You When the West could have defeated the Copyright 1989 It became a Oommunlst country Informed by East European Deirdre, 19, and Andre, 18. Bar- dlnklng plum brandy, the na­ dent to head H. Lights Went Out? 10:46. contract by leading either a dla- General Features Oorp. tional drink. In, 1947, at flrK firmty Integrat­ standards. His newspapers, ra­ rjird was granted ” ie(asonabIe SEALY POSTUREPEDIC The legal Issue was whether a Bast Windsor Drive-In—The The terrace-llke eating place ed Into the Soviet orbit. dio and television give him the acfcers” to them. Chairman, 8:25; Lady lii Ce­ has no printed menu. Its spe­ In 1983, the Oommunlst lead­ news straight though In a some­ Charter was a contract, and tf In her peUtion filed on M ay so, could the legislature revoke ment, 10:18. NOWON THIS Your Yongntora utd Your Badgwt Will Love Thio cialties are sausages and grilled ership decided to buck Mos­ what dull way. Bucharest news­ 23, Mrs. Barnard said her hus­ meat. ’They are cheap and good cow’s efforts to make RomaniPj papers use many pictures of a privilege It had not granted. band left her in March for one Manchester Drive-Ih— and the place Is typical of those a M opller of raw m a teria l and tractors and oil faistallatlons. Webster, a Dartmouth gradu­ of many overseas trips and said 99 Women, 8:30; Eve, 10:15. SEALY HEALTH GUARD Romanians frequent on an even­ agrtcidturol gooefa to those Oom­ For the American moon walk ate, argued the case successful­ he would not return to her. Hie Mansfield Drive-In—Coogan’s Bunk 'n Bedding Buy! ly before the top court and ing out. EaUng, drinking and munlst cour'lrle'i that, were al­ television stayed on the air all name has been linked romanti­ Bhiff, 8:46; E ye of the Cat, thereby reasserted the sanctity talking provide a favorite form ready hxhtstriaUzed,' like Czech, night, and most of the country cally with several women slixie, 10:15. twin or full size of contracts. of entertainment. oslovokia and East Germany. seems to have stayed lip to but he has denied planning to State Tlieatre—True Grit, each piece Colleotors desiring tlrst-day 8-PIm 0 Stt for Oi0 Low PrlMl Popescu, a gray-halred man Hand In hand with thia deci­ watch. Newspapers carried long remarry. •x 1:45, 6:30, 9:00. cancellations m ay send ad- In his late 40s, la dressed In a sion went a more Independent articles, with explanations by dresised envelopes, togethei; neat gray suit. He Is an engi­ foreign policy. A speedup In In- Romanian scientists. with remdttanoe to cover the A sale value this good happens just once a year! Deep neer In a hydroelectric plant durtrlallzatlon followed. Official Editors admit their press cost a i the (stamps to be affixed, quilted damask cover belongs on a mattress that sold at Hare’s What Yon Get: and Popescu Is not his real Matlstlcs register a 14 per cent tends to be dull but they are Jinunarkar Prodactioti Presents acutely conscious of what hap­ to the Postmaster, Hanover, $40 more. Underneath, comfortable Dura-Lux* cushion­ e a Twin Bile Bede name. Like other Romanians annual growth rote In Industrial pened In Czechoslovakia when N.H. 03766. The outside envelope ing plus firm support from hundreds of coils. You won't one meets casually, he likes to production for 1969416. e a Innersprtng Mjtttreeeea All This FV>r Only Its press brightened up last to the postmaster should be en­ "CELEBRATION" find another mattress this good on sale for SS9.9S! talk to Westerners but does not Because of Its natural re­ e a Bed Springe year. Almost half the country’s dorsed "Flrat-Day Covers 8 cent want his name to appear In sources, Romania Is potentially \ e Ladder e Guard Rail 2,700-mlle border is with the So­ newspapers abroad. rich. It has oil, gold, methane D artm ou th CoUege Ctoe A New Musi<»I by Tom Jones and Harvy Schmidt viet Union. It also borders on Stamp.” Cover r e q u e ^ must 20% BIGGER 50% BIGGER Notice how the bunk bed can ba 1.95 At the next table, three burly gas and a selection of ores. converted to a pair of twin The Bucharest leadership be­ Yugoslavia, Hungary and Bul­ be postmarked no later than Thurs., Fri., Sat— July 31-.^ ^ . 1-2 Queen Size 60x80” King Size 76x80” men In open-necked shirts dis­ garia, and has a IBO-mile sea- Sept. 22. bade. The klda will love to go lieves that to build- a modern. 8:15 2-piece set $169.95 3-piece set $249,95 to eleep once they can cUmb cuss the amorous exploits of one coast on the Black Sea. Industrial state It must have ac­ Into their own bunk: and look of them .They are workers and Romania Is about the size of ILLING JR. HIGH SCHOOL cess to the best available tech, Animals and their newborn 'cotton and urtthtng fotm at the epace you eave! . like Popescu, they prefer an West Germany, with one-third nology and know-how. It buys are featured on a new set of J open-air restaurant to the In­ of Its area flatlond and two- Single Donation $3.00— Couple Domtion $5.00 doors. much of It from the West, espe­ four stamps by West Germany thirds mountains, the Carpa­ commemoraUi* the 126th anni­ Romanians stay up late In the cially West Germany. Ticket Reservation— 646-4715 thians. versary of the Berlin Zoo, re­ summer. Bucharest streets are This Is one of the reasons Ro­ As In all East European coun­ ports the World Wide PMlateUc'’* still full of people at midnight. mania Is striving to have good S A l h oil Your (Jioin* oj ('.olonial or M odvi tries, there are minority nation­ Agency. The Zoo, oldest In Ger- -40 ■Hie B ltm o^ ere s iig g c ^ the relations with as many coun­ ality groups. nvany, was oiiened Aug. 1 , 1944. Modtterranoan and the vlMtor Is tries os possible. Popescu the engineer and his Moat of the 1.6 million Hun­ The 10 pfennig shows three HELD reminded that the Romanlam garians live In Transylvania, are not ata’vs. Ilka most other compatriots are beginning to adult orangutans and the baby All Four Ploeos which has alternated between OVER Ba*a Europeans, but Latins. feel tile benefits of this policy. of the family. 1718 20 pfennig de­ Romania still has a long way to Hungary and Romania over the picts a papa pelican and baby Mat. Doors Open IKM, Show 1:89—Eve. Open 6:00, 6:80 A BK)0 THE TEE-SPOON 0 They claim descent from' the centuries. TTiere are also 375,000 SALE PRIDED go to reach the living standard pelican. The 30 pf Illustrates a Roman legions and the Daclani, Germans. of Western Europe. But for a gaur and calf. Tlie 60 pf ptotures a people who had thetr own ”1710 groups have their own RESTAURANT country where communism was a zebra and foal. Souvertr S"JQHN GLEN K IM hingdonv east of the Danube In language rights. A German-lon- preceded by a succession of cor- sheets are also available. CONN. GOLF LAND pre-Roonan tlmea. BPiage newspaper appears dally nijit govemnient.s aiul .semlfeuU- WAYNE • CAMPBELL • DARBY Some llngulMa say the Ftomu- In Bucharest and there are re­ R O U T E — TALOOTTVILLE, CONN, lUUmi, It hiu-i nijuie gUuit Speaking of Germany, a con­ 83 nlan language beam a close gional Hungarian ones. strides. crete example of the change in slmUarlty to Vulgar LaUn, the Except for one million Roman HALWAIUS' attitudes o f the people In a coun­ PRODUCTION language spoken on the streets Popescu no longer has to fear Catholics, Romanians belong to try where once hatred and geno­ Wednesday 5 Special a t ancient Rome. that the secret police will come the Greek Orthodox Church. cide raged was brought to our is Indeed, anyone who known knocking on the door because Romanians are very proud of L Italian and FYwich can easily someone reported that he listens thdr country. 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Pope Issues ‘There We Were., Tasi__ to --KnouP - • ■ » Truce Appeal Parents of Drowned Girl UT lays 60U&E your house deserves the best! Now Booms By ANDY lANG For Nigeria* 4^ Say Kennedy Not at Fault FS AP NewstOature haVe you looked around to see / j MIAMI (AP) — Black beauty (Question—My husband and I what you can get to r the money ’alifornia CASTEL GANDOLFX3, Italy BOSTON (AP) — The parents being killed. He hesitated but he is Blanche Calloway’s business. have been married for five you con afford to pay? Here (AP) — Pope Paul VI appealed of Mary Jo Kopechne say they had to say yes. From then on I And she says her business—sell­ years. We own an old house tHat ^ Hi* today for a truce In the Nigerian don’t remember anything." , , ... Interest rates, as well as the do not hold Sen. Edward M. ing cosmetic especially made U In fairly good condltton but U taxes. What can you get for dvlj war, guaranteed If neces­ Kennedy responsible for the After that call, the Ko- sary by a neutral African coun­ pechne’s revealed, they had ‘No Conclusions’ Money Needed for black peo|de—has boomed In a bit small, I am In favor of yoAn" own house ? You don't have try. death of their daughter July 18 PAINT on Chappaquiddlck Island at calls from Kennedy’s wife, DANBURY, Oonn. (A P)—"No HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ less than a year from a small adding a second bathroom and P*** “ “P lo And out. On the eve of his departure perhaps an extra bedroom, reputable real estate bro- Martha’s Vineyard. Joan, and from the widow of oonduaions were reached" cU a Membes of the LeglslaUve firm to a growing nationwide for Afrk^ to attend a confer­ "It was. an unfortunate acci­ Sen. Robert F. Kennedy In meeting of top RepubUcans re­ Management Committee, after m arket. since 1 am expecting my third you*" neighorbood can child in a few months. My hus- (^n idea of what It prob- AND ence of bishops, the Pope also dent," said Mrs. Joseph Ko­ whose campaign their daughter portedly considering State Sen. the group’s organization Tues­ "We blacks just can’t „expect backed a Blafran proposal for a pechne, In an Interview at their had worked. T. Clark Hull’s chances of win­ day, said the controversial com­ results from cosmetics designed band is against It. He says we “***y ’*’1" bring and how^long It cease-fire to last the duration of Mrs. Kopechne said Ethel ning the gubematorieU nomina- mittee will have a difficult time for white skins,” said Miss Cal­ will never get back the money "'ll’ I®*'® 1° •®U H- his three-day visit to Uganda. home in Berkeley Heights, N,J. we will put into the remodeling After checking tnto all then and reported In a copyright sto­ Kennedy "tried to help us so tion, Hull said Tuesday. living within the money allocat­ loway, sister of band leaderdab He said he hoped it would lead ed for It. Calloway. and he Is in favor of nlling this UdoK*. you may find that you ry in the Boston Globe today, much.” TTie meeting, held Monday Ha IIoa bbwI a# —_nnH WVMI* a to negotiations. She Is president of Afram house and of buying another. and your husband are no longer "We want to believe this. If "She talked about faith and night In Stratford, included 16 Deputy House Speaker Peter Who do you think is right? ' far apart on what to do. You The Blafran proposal was dis­ how It could help us. I didn’t persons “very prominent in Re- House, which last October be­ the Keimedy name were not In A. Cromble. one of 12 legisla­ Answer—Even if we were may reach a decision to remod­ missed by a Nigerian official to­ think Sen. Kennedy would come gan a mail order business by day as propaganda. some way put Into this—we are pubUoan politioal life,’’ Hull tive leaders on the committee, tooUsh enough to take the side el, but spend less than you origi­ going on In tlie sam e way as if It to the funeral. He was in such a said. said, "We are going to have one sending catalogs to black peo­ The Pope, in his moat Impor­ ple. Now the company Is estab­ of a husband or wife in such a nally . planned. Or you may be­ -was someone else. This could bad condition, mentally. He was According to Hull, tiae group whale of a problem staying dlscusBion, we’d need answers gin looking for another house tant speech to date on the so broken up. But Ethel said, within our budget." lishing retaU ouUets throijgliout bloody Nigerian conflict, said he have happened to any one of resolved to "meet some more to about 20 questkms before immediately. A Imowledge of those girls," she said. ‘We will all be at the fimeral.”’ tile nation and has expanded' Us would continue to work for an and see wliat the lay of the "We are going to have to be line to other black-oriented mer­ making a decision. Instead, the—- economic tects has .a neat Mrs. Kopechne, however, said The Kopechnes learned the land is." very careful," the Enfield Dem­ we’ll tell you some o< the things "'“y ^xAUghting reality end to the war but appeared to she believed Kennedy should details of the accident several chandise, such as black dolls One state legislator who at­ ocrat said. and African wall plaques. we know and hope that you can ------admit that his chances for suc­ have spoken out more exten­ hours after the accident when a cess were not good. tended the meeting said the The General Assembly appro­ resolve the matter after further sively on the relationship be­ Globe reporter called for de­ LlpsUck, eyelashes, eye shad­ group paased a resolution of priated $2.3 million for Its own talks and, even more Important, He ruled out a personal visit tween the Kennedys and their tails. ows, powders, perfumes, wigs Paint Job for the house? Do It right with California Acrylic House “encouragement of Hull’s can­ purposes during the next two after some Intensive probing. Current Quotes to the war-tom area in eastern office and campaign workers. "I told the reporter I didn't are much In demand by black Painti Beautl^l colors last and last . . . no more blisters, peellno didacy.” years. It Is this sum from which women. Miss Calloway said. First, there Is the matter of the Africa on grounds of logistics "That relationship included know the details," Mr. Ko­ “A gang of tvxxBums and gim- or chalking. And the trim? Reach for California Trim Paint the the Legislative Management For men, there are such items neighborhood you live In. If the and because of "the political In­ all the other girls," she said. pechne said. "He said, ‘Do you men, a amall-Ume MUrdar, original exterior latex trim p ain t' terpretations this would raise." KiTiaence o f Gunpowder Committee wlll draw its funds. as Soul deodorant, Voodoo after­ houses sell, let us say, for 3 want me to tell you?’ And I Inc."—Mayor Jose|)h L. AUoto "He explained the situation, not HAR'TFORD (AP) — Army ^ addition the committee can shave lotion, and Black Magic $19,000, it would be unwise to His proposal tor a prolonged enough, but he explained It." said, yes. of San FrancJooo on the Black bomb experts at Fort Devens, ‘“ e $229,186 appropriated to body lotion. spend $15,000 tor remodeling, truce with the presence of a "We didn’t even know she was Panthers. Mrs. Kopechne said the first Mass., have discovered that Legislative Council, wltlch "Black women didn’t need because the chances are yoii third African power was the with Kennedy. That kind of up­ Pope’s most explicit to date re­ word they had of their daugh­ some of the proJecUles contain- "'*’*1* absorbed by the corn­ cosmetics years ago" Miss Cal­ would not get_ $30,000 ---for ,your__ "It's a good monfh tor the re­ ter’s death came In a telephony set us. ed in the tree trunk that stood niUtee. loway said, "Her Job outside the house even if you sold It the day servolrs."—Spokesman tor the garding efforts to move toward "There we were—the last to E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. a settlement. call from Sen. Kennedy the on display for years in the ro­ home was as maid of housekee­ after the remodeling was com- New York CSUy water depart- morning after the accident. know," he said. tunda of the State CJapitol con- Wants Rate Increase per. She didn’t need to look at­ pleted. This would stiU hold true ment after rain fell 12 days out He said he was doing his ut- Mrs. Kopechne said she an­ even if inflation should force up of IS. 723 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER m o* to convince the warring tadned evidence of gunpowder. HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — tractive, and couldn’t afford It swered the telephone. There are 100 stock exchanges the sales price of the house In energetic, so Inter­ sides that such a truce was nec­ The experts found that two A Connecticut Natural Gas Ctarp. anyway. “I was alone. I think he said in the free world with 14 In the ne years ahead, since the other eoted In everything. We feel essary and that "a compromise, .V of the three balls contained In Ti™« rr< . 1 i-k makeupm akeup when they can’t find from her Clvlna bonier post 1 entative 1 nal Date other cosmetics to go with their you will be paying at today’s Identlal nomlnaUon because of gotiations toward the solution along with her hUaband, Ell­ / Hotpoint Range, Refrigerator, Disposal, Air Con­ military service. Sentencing of WATERBURY (AP)—Superior tan,” she said, smiling. "After high Interest rates? on accident fatal to a girl pa» sought for purposes of civil and Adds Cheers sworth Bunker, vyho la U.S, am­ ditioner, Dishwasher (in 2 be tlon Act. cent a'venage tor all mamifac- 643-2178 tries that have recognized Blaf- nam w ar zone. WEST HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— central New Hampshire were the west, visibility was so re­ In 24 hours. ^ Fontaine is accused of shoot- 0 luring. Although Armstrong Rubber Co. ra while he Is In Kampala If Mrs. Nixon explained her mis­ returning to normal levels after duced by a heavy rain shower Scattered power failures were Realtor ’Niekname tn James Parker, 21, and Ml- Ugandan President Milton sion: "I wanted to say hello to sales have Increased 29.1 per earlier flooding. about 1 p.m. that motorists reported throughout New Eng­ nilCKname lo Son chael Weaver, 19, both of Wa- Obote asks him to. the men who are doing so much cent compared to 196S figures The Bureau cautioned per.-«ns drove with their lights on. land. the most serious at Provi­ 643-1108/ 8TAMFORD (AP) — The late terbury In a wooded area on Enahoro told a news confer­ for us. They’re wonderful young for the April-June quarter, liv.ng near streams which were Die Weather Bureau said the dence. Arthur "Bugs” Baer, sports Farmwood Road In Walcott ence Obote had said the Blofra- m e n .” Armstrong reported today that high to remain on the alert for scattered heavy showers fol­ Portland, Maine. reported writer and cartoonist, has be- jujy 13 Nlgeria civil war would be a She spent 20 minutes shaking Its net earnings have declined. pcs-slble flcxxiing, howeverr lowed the eastward progres-s of only 1.7 inches of rain over a queathed his nicicname to his topic he might discuss with En­ hands In three wards where The company blamed higher Larger streams In New Eng- a western weather pattern mov- two-day period. son, Arthur Baer Jr. of Rye, Federal Grant ahoro and others. about 40 .soldiers were recover­ taxes and a decrease In the In­ li.-.d continued to rise after ng across New England. Most farm crops escaped the N.Y. Baer died at New York Hos­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The "If the president Invites us, ing from fevers, wounds and ac­ vestment credit on taxes for the Tuesday’s rain, but the Weather Elsewhere In New England, rains with relatively little dam­ town of Norwich, Ckmn.. has re­ pital May 17 at the age of 83. we will talk," Enahoro sold. cident Injuries. earnings decline. Bureau said they will remain Mt. Washington in New Hamp­ age, but farmers were unable to ceived a $2,676,000 federal grant He received his nickname from L He said there was a similar The President's wife shook Sales for the three months well w ltlln their bitnks. shire received 3.79 Inches of make tiay because of wet condi­ to help fineince the city’s new a baseball-playing Insect he possibility he would meet three their hands, patted the young reached a record 162,118,000 Bo.-ton escaped-with only .39 rain in a 24-hour period, more tions. water project. Blafran delegates reportedly en men lying In rows of hospital compared to $49,837,000. during Inches, but in Providence, R.I., than half of that amount In one created while working os a sports columnist ai]d artist on The grant was announced rout© to Kampala. bods In blue pajam as. She the same period last year. But heavy rain.s, aecompanied by hour m the morning. There were 428 brigs, barks, Tuesday by members.of Con­ the Washington Post. Enahoro, Nigeria’s Informa­ wished them "good luck " and net earnings declined from $2,- lightning, pelted the city. Walei cascading down the and ships built in the U.S. In necticut's congressional delega­ tion minister as well os chief 202,000, or $1.29 per share, to Half lo two thirds of the city 6.288-foot mountain. New Eng- 1648, and more than half of Baer left most of his estate, tion. It wlll help the town pay "Gotl bleas you " and the press whose value was not disclosed, peace negotiator, said he had no secretary handed out boll point ^$2,191,000, or $1.26 per share. was without electricity for al- Land’.s highest, washed out por­ them were made in Maine. for Its new water treatmeht fa­ to his son and his daughter Mrs. cilities, pumping stations and mandate to enter peace talks [H'ns with .Mrs. Nixon's auto­ A tra B aer Cavataro. also of but that he could receive such graph on them lui souvenirs. additions to its existing dam and Rye, N.Y. Instructions from Lagos quickly -Mrs. Nixon toured the Thu reservoir. If the occasion arose. Due Orphanage near Saigon, The total cost of the project Tireston* Asks for Release where there are 744 war or- 1b $9,360,000. The city will pro- phiuiB, and visited with them for WATERBURY (AP)—Patrick vide funds to match the federal Tolland 49 minutes The children suitg. W. Msinllo, 40, Indicted on a gr^t. perfornted folk dances luul she charge of first degree murder, SAFETY* Splash Party palled them on their heads. lias asked Superior Ckmrt to set Save now on Draperies bond for his release. Bridge for Sale Set Friday Hetween her stops at the or­ Manllo has been charged in CHAMPION phanage and the 24th Evacua­ the abortion death of Carol T. SEATTLE (AP)^ For sale: Our popular replacement tire with Tile Boiinl of RtH-reation will tion HosplUil, Mrs. Nixon spent DelGobbo of Waterbury who 120-ton, 350-foot steel bridge. full 4-ply nylon cord body for safety, sponsor a teen spla-sh party I'ii hours having ten with .Mrs died June 3. Two other men Price: $9,900. SUP-R-’niF rubber for long mile­ Nguyen Van Thleu, wife of the i n c r e d i b i 4-PLY, and Reupholstering and dance Friday at CVandjUl have been cliarged with con­ That was the ad run in the Vietnamese president, and Mrs. FULL age; and deep precision tread for Pond re»-reivllon area. spiracy to procure an abortlon_ classified pages of a Seattle excellent traction. Tliere will be swimming from Nguyen Cao Ky. the vice presi­ In. connectionconnecuon wiuiwith theuie cuse.case. newspaper Tuesday by Virgil 7 to 8 p.m. and dancing on the dent's wife, and the wives of Superior Ctourt Judge Harold Pague, who said he bought the beach from 8 to 11 p.m. to the other government officials. is the^word for the big beautifi M. Mulvey has ordered defense bridge for an undisclosed price &LPSS Buy Now and Sava! during our Semi-Annual music of the "’nn e s” Asked If she was fnild of and prosecution attorneys to and had Itit dismantled, and (■OP Nomination coming, to the war zone. .Mrs. new PILGRIM MILLS / \ file written arguments on the stored In a bam at Bphrata, CHARGE IT Any Republicans Interested Ui Nixon replied No. I'm protect­ question. Wash. Convmnlant Tarma seeking parly nomlnaUon for' a ed," LOW, LOW MILL PRICES oi^4 "It’s quite an Item—beautiful town office .should conUict Rus­ Mrs. Nixon had said earlier Abe Endorses Kennedy condition," Pague said. "You Furniture Sale , she wanted to come to Vietnam sell Stevenson, Republican Town can put It together like a big QUARANTIID IN WRITINQ ALL SIZES ON SALE "so she could see some of the fabulous selection of the worlfl’s finest WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. tinkertoy with the Instructtons Chairman or Mrs Ruth LoJ- Abraham Rtblcoff, D-Conn., has TOSm Si* w zlm. . serx’icemen and tell them liow weliave." , ma Tawwiiiai gone on record with a personal Mini* MfMt IMWIM much i>eople back home Ap­ Ml Hot twnn DRAPERIES - (.'hange the enttre look of home or aiMirtment 3 endorsement of Sen. Edward M. tr x s : : •20.00 NliM M3.i? • 1 »« preciate what they are doing for sm -with cuatom nu4(le quhlity dra'perit^s frwn®fVntkin*. now iruxleatly Exchaime Gunfire their-i-ountry." a press spokes­ Kennedy, D-Mass. , »«0 11 '20-71 lE W ...UK ^rrted linen*, lieautiful cotton*, elegant ed In an exchange of gunfire came twice before during Far ice to give to the people of men and Italians )iolsted steins T91U 22.7S I4.2t 27.00 ’ IS.20 traditional, plus an ^outstanding collm.'tion of bold, exciting Mjlid*. f a b r i c s Massachusetts and the coun­ tH u here Tuesday in a contest to see ”1 ft 14 early today after police arrived East trips In IMS luul 1996 when • 27.2S IS.SS 30.SO| IS.SO All draueriea are ma/k; .with the flnwvUi^otton aateeii linings, hand at the man's house to Investi­ her husband was vice president try .” who could drink beer the fast­ 'VII14 finiahed hema and heading, and weight* at comers and at seams. gate reports of a domestic quar­ He made the comment as he est. • 4l.1l 20.00 IS.00 33.00 IS.M Op the trip in 1993 the Nixons IIL1I ... "Ir Just dial R-13-5171, a«k for the Drapery Shop, and our representa­ rel. also went to Hanoi, the capital Inserted In the (tongresslonal German tradition notwtth- • 00-11 3t.to| 2100 a •} Police said the young man. , - S plus Record an editorial on the furor standing, the winner was Gio­ tive will call on you with a large selection of fabrics for you to 0 of i.'omnmnlst North Vietnam chooae from. All Draperies are installed when delivered to insure William Kim, was carrying a . Like her husband, .Mrs Nixon surrounding- the fatal auto ac­ vanni Veriellettl of Italy, He 3 for 83J9 cident In which Kennedy was complete customer satiafaction. gun when they arrived at the kepi the official secret of the downed a liter—a little over a involved. Chomk our o oiydoy low pHooa 0M 0 fmmouofmmoi home on Route 81 In response planned trip here But she gave patterns . notions. slipcovers & draperies quart—In 14.9 aeconds. to a 1:99 a.m. telephone call reporters .some hint In Bangkok HANES . . . builds in the action! - flfMl—# Champion* $ from Kim’s mother. when she warned them llial de­ When action-plus comtort counts, think HANES: Now a ne* Kim refused to talk. Investi­ spite .1 schedule showing plenty PERSONAL SERVICE / breed of finest cotton kmt underwear that packs a long list of Full 4-Ply Nylon Cord TIrot abii gators said, and gunfire fol­ of tree time Uiday I'm sure It "extras" for profile fit. .. super wear. A hifh i|iMUt7. km coat Ur» with _ _ REUPHOLSTKKY - Also during <»ur .Sirmi-Annual Furniture Sale, IaNM* IML mm* Me lowed. Kim was hit by two or will be A full day. s»> be pre 8UP-R-7V F njfcbir for kmf rrrft—gt AS *6 ma Mr Watkins ia offering quality Reupholstering service available now three bullets and Sgt WUlluni THE HANSETT-S)HIRT: Rema-kable shrink-resistant performance 1968 FORD pared " - . . reinforced neckband can t sag or stretch. Fine quality 9 at reduced once*. Why throw away old sofa* and ch a irs when you Douglas of the Colchester bar­ Going along oii the Saigon S f;r U.S Now for uU your uutomotivo. truck .uni surviru nruds can reUin their Ijenuty through reupholsUry ? Chooae from a larg e racks received a Oflnor leg In­ cotton knit keeps its first day shape and fit., vet eiwes GALAXIE 500 4-DOOR SEDAN lour with .Mr.s Nixon was Carvil • ' / ' ' ■ . ' i - 1 automatic comfort-stretch! .' , collection of coverings irK-luding velvet*, formal damasks, tw e ^ . jury, Klnl was taken Into cust­ ' • AIR CONDITIONING I-alse. S ambassador lo Ne­ O p^\ D a ily d/n to 9:30 pm ^ ' solids, Ixdd urint or even atylis)i stripes Your furniture is strippeti ody at about 3 a m '’'*'®"'e'P«rfa!hner with a hint of 'A. • RADIO \ "\ ■y- 'A \ Sat. 10 am to 6 pm athletic support anere you want it! Double thick seat • POWER STEERING to the flare frame, loose joinU reglued, old webbing replaced, springs "l*'^***'' ''' and in leg openings. Perma- • AUTO. TRANS. retied, and new fillings added. Fabrics are meticulousiy hand cut, white finest abs3r;e-t cotton knit. ' • VINYL INTERIOR matched and Ullored Uj Watkins traditional quality. Call now (643- . . . FROM THE HANES F*k^(^.Y OF FINE UNDERWEAR • WHITE "nRES 5171) for the Watkins Sho|>-at-Mome SerVH’e arid we'll send a r4»n>- KIDDIE KORRAL yuv with a large selection of fabrics for you to choose Nursery school applications now being Hecepted from at no extra cost or bbligatioo. for fall and summer program — 9*90-11 :.'U) BROWN’S TIRE SHOP Monday thru Friday. ------I nvn (AT BANTLY’S 8ERMCE STA'TION) “Preparg Your Child For Kindergarten’’ / Glenney’s Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.—Closed Monday Full-’Time Day Care and Hou^rly (>ire FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORES TED TRUDON. Inc. 333 Main SU, Manchoitcr • 649-8973 Open 7:00-5:30 Monday thru Friday MEN’S SHOP > VOUtSWAOCN ,____ , POB8CHC Open Thursday and Friday Until 9 P.M^ Delnumt St., Manchester—Phone: 619-5531 BOCTK M. TOULAJfD 'vnUe-TAtOOTIVIUJE HOURS: MONUAY-fTRIOAY 7 A M .-t P.M. OAKLAND STREET Rte.83 MANCHESTER SATURDAYS 7 AJt.-« P M . - ■ , 789 M.\IN STREET I (CTORKO SUJfDAYS) ' i ! T PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEMIES6 a ^ JULY 80 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 30. 1969 P A G E S E V E N Sessionjof^olland County Courts

: Samuel Mrs. Genevieve V. Matyta, Buff Hautanen, 17 Leom Dr.; Elbert 21 VaUey View Lane; David F. Rd.; Craig W. Smith, U Fern- J Jury duty during: the 'iiMXt cotirt Mde'^P.’ Peace, Hebron R1e«l«a«k.a A. a PPUANCE rior Court, Court M Common Potter,/Hebrxm Rd.; Bruce G. Hill; ^ ! L „ «»•»- 606 Hartford Tpke • Rich- Barney Moaes, 681 Hartford Spurling, 308 South St.; Joaep£' Pleas and Circuit Court 11 « u j Ronaon. Bolton Cenier Rd. HteiorV ^ 2< D*-- ^ ® 12, Ablllo Saatoa. Ttoker Pond a Mrs. A. Howe, 16% Scott Drive. Donald E. Stavens, 88 Ward S t; Rd.; Oatberine 1C Scaaton. 601 M o d e a n ^ ^ * * ^ ^ ^ r f ' M R l d ^ d ^ Thomas James H igh la n d ^ e., Rockland Ter.; Mrs. Reta H. Moulton, 12 Mrs. RosaUe Stavena, 38 Ward notch R A ; D.VM ^ D. Hucidns, 8 Neffl Rd.; Tl^mpBon St.; Raymond W. St.; Edmund J. SUwar*. 166 KNOW N FOR VALUES ANDOVER South Rd.; John B. S b e p u ^ ^ B d O ^ Nadeau, Bakos Rd.; Mrs.-Virginia M. Hurt, 780 Dart Mulroney, TalcottviUe Rd.: Irene Dr.; John W. Stokes, 88 X op ra Mrs. Dorothy M. Abbott, Hebron Rd.; Ggrald E. Ander­ TjLr^'L''rsjss; ^ p- r*isxr»?’2 son. tong HHl Rd.; George R. ??***’ *• eCam Arnold, Hebron Rd.; Robert W. 8o»kh Rd. Bennett, Bear Swamp Rd.; M r. ' ® “ *- T r ^ Dr.; Jota 8 . kendajl « H « r y L. Noel, 91 V e in w ^ 48 M ou n t^ St.; E lS beU i ^OOp Edltha G. Birmingham sVkiiransvs ^ John J. M J- D«“*« *«• ^ ^ = °«*»«> »•: Winds, Long Hill Rd.; Mrc-NSC^ C 3 0 L U M B IA jj pariiw on Pucker Mrs. Lena L. R ^ - Edward U Sinl!**** J- Herbert J. Kent, 121 Union 1®^ Union St.; Charles R. Alexander W. Sucheckl Jr., 18 Ue L. ^ e r t , ^ ^ J S ^ Mrs. Ruth N Allen Collin. ^ P ^ r t T ^ w S ^ M ^^oard, 9 - ^ J o ^ J- 8t.; Thomas B. Kerr, 16 Burke O-FUnn. 15 East S t; LesUe ^ Bancroft Rd. Dr.; Mrs. Mar^orteOBr^ Rd.; Stanley Andrews’ Rt ^ Rnlarui r p ™ i n/ i ,Rd.; Mrs. ^kCVUlWiiMaureen r*.H. . I mi^®'“ ® Valculla, c- 8 Smith,T Orestwood Rd.; i smA, kfra. Walter P.M, • Luther,A^AUSCAy 82OA SkinnerOKUolvr “ ®- Kt. 74; Robert D. Rhodes, 66 Brent Dr.; George R. WeUer, - -- ’ ______..______.. ^ 0K .ii» ______... ____ _. WeatvlcwWeetvlcw Terrace!Terrace; fCalvin ’jiivi,. T. Irene If Sobotka; kQci»el Rd.; Mrs. Margaret H. Mantak, Dxbow Dr.; Frederick J. Rlc- 4 Echo Dr.; Scott Wells Jr., tem pe^urea acconunodates all fabrics... electric or gas models. Size: 44%’ ’ t o top gareit B. Hohmann, Hebron Rd.; Goodaie, Yeomans Rd.; HOw- Shelto, Rt. 31; Robert W. 81-n- ®^ T.®,*^®' ^''®™ ^ Sobotka; kOchael Bd-I Mrs. klargaret H. Mantak. Dr.; Frederick J. Rlc- even neniv miracle and permanent press of ooiaole x 28%’’W x 27%“ D. Elver 8. Hodalngt^ Now B » ®*^ K. Hinckley Jr., Whitneyiltney howski, Rt. 31; Richard A. **''*“.. • ® ^ *^ > “ <1 B<1-; Wll- .iokolov, . Elgin - l«ln Dr.; Dr.: Edward Edwnot J. I 61 Doimel Doimel Rd.; Rd.: Richard Richard I. T Mac. Mar! c‘° cio Jr-. Jr., 28 28 Cold Cold Spring Spring Dr.; Dr.; Loveland Loveland Hill; Hill; Miss Carol _____ A fabrics. Tub fills to pre-aelscted level to - ’ Rd.; Mrs. Gloria P. Holbrook,----flmiih Smith, Babcock Hilluin Rd.;I.A . Les-» ^Uam " L. VoIzVolz Sr..Sr., West "*"■«=Shore <~*uuti.Solboa, Welgoldneigoio Kd.;Rd.; klrs.kCrs. Jan- cnam,cham, 3 Vine Dr.; Mrs. BUen -^“h" K- ™aer. Rider. s* 34 rrospeci Prospect oi.; St.; ncuiiore, Wetmore, iv 79 urana Grand Ave.; Ave.; Nor^ Nor^ Rd. save money on water and detergent for Bvmkerr Hill Rd • M axw ^ Hut. Pine St.; Arthur H. Houle, h® P- Sorrell, WrlghtoWrights Mill Rd.: ^ et L. »tark«a,Starkes, GarterCarterpa Dr.;rw . Fnin^Fran-__ archand.a«hand. High Manorkfanor Parte;Park; JnhnJ°hn E.F!. RiTVRlzy, ^%i 34 LovejandTd^v^lonH HIU.Tflll man W. Wetmore, 79 Grand ■mailer loads. Stain and i-uat-r«slntanl por- chlneon, Hutchlnion Rd. " » ® '^ Volley Rd.; Martin F. Springdale pRd. ? '’ Morris J V. . -S^b^r,Webber, 4 LLewie ew * ctecis M. WStrohaahJ, roha^, Crystal Lake Dom C. Marquis.Marquis 72 Grand Joseph A. RobUlard,RoblUard. Ever- Ave.; Harold L. Wheelock,Whceinck 767* oediun top and lid. Size; 4A%’’ to top of con­ Mrs Gladvs 8 Jillacm J*"-. Douhleday Rd.; PhU- ^ve.; Mrs. Dorothy D. Taylor, JrV®'®'e; ”Mrs. ™-, FFredericka r^eu cl'a Z. Rd.;R/i • Eldwlnxt-a -w- W. Stutz, Bald '^''®-:a™ , Charlescn W. Marshall, . .. 434 ... K^®®" Bd.; Mrs. Barbara S. Union St.; Nelson H. White Jr. sole 28%” W X 27%’’ D. •MB BY MUMTI MIANt HIU Rd - Beatrice F *Pip «■H. I»ham.Isham, Rt. 87; Burton L. Nathan Hale Drive; Kenneth H. „ „® - WUUam Summere HI Tunnel Rd.; Robert A. Mar- Boblnson, 20 Wolcott Lane; 48 Crest Dr.; Theodore O. Wiese nil,HIU Rd.;ivu., Beatriceoeam ce s,.E. KOWaiSRl,Kowalski, .r „ . .. n — I..,. „ . . Mrs. Edith E. Wlsnieakl, 13 Du-n HIU Rd ’ ■*“ ™ ------—■ - - ™‘"‘— " ------* ____ -- •MYIODBYORANTB Bt. 6 ; Mrs. Edna D. Kralo^ Ives,rem, ColumbiaA^oiumiTia rui.Rd. Thompson. HemlocksA«wuivt.n Point; {7 ''“ d ™U Bd. «iall, 43 Worcester Rd.; John william E. Romanowskl, 18 Jr.. 132 Trout Stream -Dr • Raymondn.^mmwi D.n JoUe, I-Jia BklgartonF/i.r.cP,,a Harold R. Tibbetts,Tlbbctts Mark MscW Driv-;;iiH - upp'-r Butoher M . ; WUUam J. Walter SurdeL Glem D r- Martin, 103 Skinner Rd.; L-eona Dr.; Ronald E, Rosen- Balph A. WUcox, 2 Uberty St ! ' Our Service Contracts pro­ vlh, GUead Rd.; Andrew Ku- vide unlimited service calls XVIAh WAUNTM kucka, Hebron Rd.; Mrs. Astra d.; Mrs. Fannie R. KaskowUi, Blchard M. Touloumjlan. Morin '.t r ™ G. Tompkiim, Clarte Eug®"® D. k(artlnelU. 143 Tun- cranae, 17 Scott Dr.; Mrs. Foster H. Williams. 40 Hublard Do You Have A ______hestnut HUl;, ------Samuei ------I, Kaiw- Judith------V. .. Tr«Treschuk, . fosnui, jouy no. r iv_. nel Rd.; Mrs. Jeanne M. kfar- Jeanne M. Rouleau, 70 Range Dr.; George S. Wilson, 38 WU- by factory trained experts P. Lapins. Long HIU Rd.; Al- ™ 1. .. Rt. 44A- William V tinn 99 T^A^IskV t t X l t l • T T BcaaaaAa 4 A a l* tWcA B a1 ^ WZ vdili no n t n diargs for ton E. Lathrop, Rt. 6 ; Richard man. Cherry VaUey Rd.; Thom-. WUUam F. Trueman, as J. Keegan J r, Hennequln „ “** ^ Walter Wanagel, parts or labor. Get dstaiis Grants Charge? AviMMrtic olGctric Nrytr K. Mahar, 104 Aspinwall Dr.; Rd.; Fred Klemark, Rt. 87; P*®**® W. Weiner 5iiSi£'5y'55c A v ta m B tk Gb b D r y tr Mrs. Adele C. McBride, 4 Rose ___ a . ^ s —j — a .o.m i.a_s___— ___' 4 bMrt kvRli, 4 tln«r sRltlBff Lane; Douglas D. McPhee,S12 Lake Rd.; Lucas H. Moe Jr., Wales Rd.; Mrs. Blenora L. Moran, Parker Bridge THE APrUANOE OARNIVAL OF HANOHEniR vld G. Negro, Hickory Sidney E. Organ Jr.. Hill Rd.; George The Clown Says: Hutchinson Rd. : — ■ \T ' .L' M I K E r-hoi-iaa w D1..1 .. .. •**> W. Psgach, Pine St.; Mrs. ZeJgJor. MORS MORS -A-ASSMSSJ hjk., XO V^lkUAXldl OL. , XWD- Rd^; John F.‘ Woodland ert F. Cone, Hlllcrest D r; Ger- N. Adams, 36 APPLIANCE "OPENING A CHARGE AT GRANTS IS EASY. C l V TarA->pWwwT 8"- Cross, Reldy HUl Rd.; Donna D. NO. 6 ,_Mrs._Retaa M. R, Ram------RosemarieH o.«m «ri« Prthoda, Prihnca PinoPinn E L L IN G T O N Erie H. Devlns, Abby Dr.; 81 Range HIU Dr.; ASM ANY SALESPERSON OR — age. School Rd.; M n. Anne ,^u® m -. r- ak,, p Leonard F. D’Onofrlo,^ Hills- N, AngeU. 6 Church St.; ^Psychological Warfare’ OF YOUR CHOICE M. G. H®mesch. Hebron Rd.; klw Rd ^ r n r « m dale Rd.; George A. Dunn Jr.. Kenneth A. Arzt, 99 DavU Ave.; Lawrence T. Sconlan, Pine 51-:®'"^ *1 ^ ^ « W. Adam.-i, QUead St. Mrs. Marjory E. Backotei - a SEE M l THURS., PRI. OR SATURDAYS AT Bldge IW.; Conrad H. SchaU, Irid M L R l T ^ l a M 78 M o'iX fn •'®“ ®- Durocher, Bast St.; Hartford Tpke.; Robert kL Soldier-Humanitarians Erasing *300 NOTHING TO lU Y JUST STOP MANCHESTER PARKADB ONLY." bom,e47 Lake Side Dr.;^ M a. A'^n. Newell HUl Rd.; Mrs 7 e ^ j mand J. Barrett, 18 - u U ^ y Agnes T. Schwanke,' Hebron V a lS ^ IM ^ J e i ^ F M ’ M a H o w ^ A u h i^ Anna 8 t.; Joseph R. Barter, 44 Burkf Ugly American’ Image in Asia VALUE IT MANCHESTER PARKADB J ^ni HUr*S^- LwalT^n’ S'Rl.TArtol’d A.^W ^der MUl Rd”?j":meT w S ' “ ^ ^ rfh a n "«"• “ Yeomans Rd.; John C. Mountain St.; M a . Leora c ’ H“ »b® Hope V ^ley Rd.; Walter D riv ^ Theodore R Rv RADO-SP fivBwumA..., — sneenan, IKMton Hill Rd.; Mrs. g u n ,„„ whltnev Rd • M a Bard M ade St • ^ J°bnson, Kinney Rd.; M a. Beebe Jr, 6 -rankeroosen Rd. STORE FOR TOUR HEART’S ^ ie ^ w *v U ig A to B «m e e ' ®' *'“ ^® ^nproper sanitation." said Bid. DBAWINO SEPT. 1, 1M> Er^ed S Oertrudi H T^ppan Whltooy BeUevll“ 6 Gem ’D ri^ * Fran Dorothy 8 . Kabllk, Hope Valley M a. Agnes G. Belanger, 51 Tul No Neod To Be Prezsot FREE BALLOONS! FIRE SUPPORT BASE cheese Sfu’iS Patrick I M.jMlaKarenT^asker Bt cl. J. B.Aeylde, MoIiLuin R^^^ ‘^®®'®' ^y®.; Th«xk»e T. Belang DESIRE ENTRY PORM. (AeessapaalsA by Bartato) Lake Rd ^ M a R 8''- * * "- 8arah M. Thompson, M a. Jean A. BeU; M a. Joyce “ Klrkham, ®L 36 White St.; Th------" -"^S^S"?ie^dT“nS ^rth^trti^hate Yale. Borton1 HillHIU Rd ^ **"• ” ®'®" °- Waldron. R- Bishop, South Rd.; Mary L ” -^ "*",.°'‘®®i?^ La- no4t, 12^Grand Ave Cards— * Mill..... Rd.; Mrs. . Leona .M. . Bolton, 16 Farmstead Lane may; Mrs. Patricia C. Law; Car. E. Ben^m.-porest View l^er SteJS S:so they can THE WINNER WILL IE DRAWN Wolmer, Laursl Lane. Mrs, Olga L. Bolton, kllddle ^ - ‘^ElraT’ ^A ’ M lito a ^ !^ ® '' t o v R i ''®^‘®‘- ® "‘ th o ^ ^ S w ie s tJ e ^ deal," said "Sometimes you wonder how BOLTON Rd.; Allan E. Boothroyd^^e ^ n e f M • Mra^WiXln h viLn m®’ ®®*'8' ®»®®nt‘M to the Job he ha. had t? '’® "'®^®bie to the in heU they can survlce, you Mmo IN M MAK INtt W/s T# O R A N T CO* c«« nt am KAnoN^ Rd.; RuMell P. Bradbiwy Glen- M l l l e / i w n » , ^ '1 ^ 1 ^ “ Deppwood Drive; for more than dght months -som e of them sro things that are reaUy out PROM ENTRIES RECEIVED IT M a . Edith M. AUtaon, Bran- COVENTRY . o. w . ----- ' ------"'®®d Bd.; Mrs. Ellzeteth A a i» p>’ ^ ymond C. Berube, Mountauk The stocky, Dl^nutlve O I to the Vie* Cong of sight—leprosy, people with m e n w ^ m y ^ “ 'S o ^ '^ P ” ®^®® ^ '’® ' ” ™- W a l f s t ^ J '^ S ^ i G orerbrook I t o b e ^ * ^ ^ ' PWladelphla is a combat ^ J f ® ***“* "®'^- THE PARKADE GRANTS ONLY HOW ^ Kd.; Mrs. Janet 8 . Aronron, Nancy N. Briggmann, Mountain North Pood Rd - w rS ki “tayoned at the 11th ®'^ properly so diet the . lONOt mo TIAA BdiJCd' A^ftLhi B'^'bee Lane; Richard J. 8t.; Wilfred N. Brissette, Ladd N^mnann Jr Niirth B ra^av^^® *^ 'J!,®"®" Armored Cavalry Regiment's ® 'b-e- arms and legs were bent In G e m ^ a ' ’ B®"®B 8r., Gable Rd.; David Bd-: Joroph E. Burns. Elllng- ward J Novdnskv Cemetery base camp here tn a Jungle medicine on some crazy positions." CITV_ .JTATt- - t if COM R d ^ ®^®n<*®>'» Bd-: Nor- ton Ave.; Alex Chardls. HopWM c ^ l e s D OUvw m ’ ^r!ip Cem- clearing 28 mile. northeaM of ®™^^ soldiers. There’s plague, tubereuloala, S liK *?■ J- Beaudreau, 14 Cheney Bd-: Mrs. Dorothy B. Cohen a ® ' f Saigon. We don t think they got it by syphilis and tropical dlseaM, In- OWN_ -4tNT_ .SHOSIf . North Rd.; Charle. A. Bedford, Lane; Uncoln Beaulieu; Keith Hollow Rd.; Eugene^ *N. D r il!^ *R®’^’ij,.™'^®r®“*^ l®'i' ^®*!.®® “ " • ” °®* ®t the time Joe Biel *®^dng it away from the vU- eluding one of the most com- — Plus — S ou th M .; Robert A. Brtillng. e . Benoit, Woodland Rd.; Mr.. Conklin. South Rd.; Jeeph Parmelee; ralne Bunker. 49 Campbell treats American soldiers for '“«®™- They got it because the known medicaUy as " 6ov- -O Owdii*a □ fai*.#. M7 Dean Drive; Frai^Un E. Alice Berry, Merrow Rd.; Rich- D «n rll, Muddy Brook Rd London Ave.; Robert J. Burcharda, 78 everything from Jungle rot to ''^lagers gave it to them. We ^ ®t unknown origin.” 1 HAVE ACCOUNTS AT Bevln., Llynwood Dr.; WUland ard M. Bickford; Bert A. BIgiv Mrs. Ruby Q. DIetzel. 87 Plor! a Kenneth Hartl Dr.; Jowsph R. Burke a bullet wound. awful lot of VC aym- After completing a day’s !• Mr* to mk hiow you pick nUM NAME Opes OmM I AM AMFIOVCO AT F. BUilngs, Westvtow Drive; low. Edgemerc Rd.; Francis E. ,®nc® Ave.; John H. Dobltaky C^^Pb®” Ave.; William L. But for 44 hours a week, Joe Pa-tblzers." ' work, the team pulls out, prom- ftfsi______Wendoll B. BUher, Mrs, Ber* BiMon, Forge Rd.; Mm. Gay Job'a Hill Rd. ’ , Old, Gllood Rd.; Burke, 1 DewlB St. and other medlca treat another Doesn’t U bother Joe and the return a week later to nice Boron, French Rd.; Lau- B. Blair, Highland Rd.. Lake- Eairl E DogKart Sunset R.1 ^ Poatemskl, Kinney Charles L. Burton, 34 Card- type of paUent-the Vietnamese °^®>' medics that at least s®® how the patients ara proe- Your Lucky Ice Cube! Nsw l*«««r .... -Ms. . Yr. rance B. Briggs. wood Hgts.; James R. Blalt, Mra. Hazel P Doi^ibek Pinn«,! u7.l!. Sr., ntTRd.; klrs. Josephine R: But- civilian. some of their labor helps the '^ h ig . OcevasNew ____ CharlsB Broda; Ronald N. Alice Dr. St.; Carl 8 . EkroUi Mrs MaV- 7rV, Cawley. Ivr. 19 Maple St.; WUliam G. Called Medical a vU Action eueniy? Joe shrugs his shoulders "Lots of times when we come J WAMT A a luoow occousn afaCATCMASO* Buckmlster, Plymouth Lane; Daniel1 A. BlessoBleaao Jr., High tha E,E Ellin,Ellin Somers rh Rd ■ m Mrs.., Heldy HUl Rd. R x> Oabrey, Oxbow Drive; J<*nJcUm E. Program -M—MEDCAP E D C A P —- the e<- ‘““ind ’d replies; hack — ...... we... see no progresspi^gress at David F. Bushnell Clark Rd - 8t.; Mra.B. R-**i“Paula *fK. Brlnton, r,-De- cjsu-lotto L E m «v 13 o-. Moser mni. i Mrs,au Mvrtle ®. R.K-^®®®®*": Homr- nanniaDennis o-irtmitnC;idman, z/i30 Vaila,,Volley Fallsirniin Rd.;d .* . fort i.is part of a- .far-reaching______““No. Mrt nn...-What are you going to S c l said. “ It could be that Theodore R. daddy, Keeney Dr.; pot Rd.;1.; Edson L, Bristol, Drive; WUUam H ' Btoes Jr t al!!*®!.mi*®!. ®‘ ’ Alexander Mrs. Marjorie F. Campbell, "psychological warfare" pro- do? These people really need **® medicine we prescribed Albert Oalve, Brookfield Rd.; Mark r>r Dr.; • Mr«Mrs. fiiin,»o O until Windermere Ave- Otto cor., - 7 T' r. Sldoiik: Warren E. Smith; JJenocaSeneca Drive-Drive; PietroPWwk A.a gramerram ^ to show the Vietnamese (medical) help,v*,.!.* and If some of the proper one. Or tt Carl A. Carlson, Brandy St.; A. Broderick, Bolton, ------Branch woUn Jr. 18 Wninut„ „ itt • J®'®®" H. Sullivan III, Kinney Campbelll, 27 Held! Drive; Ben- that all Americans aren’t ugly, the stuff, gets Into the hands ®®tJd be that they gave it away Bdwand L. darter, Clark Rd.; Kd.;Rd.; Alwyn Brodersen, Brew- phen g8 . 'a«,«ttv Oessav 12 FiwFlizjiivnih ..iJ^ o,‘..V ^'b®'^------®- Taylor, Main St.;oi., ventito A.n. Ciojiald,,_«4«iju, 22Ai Bomforthrxun The program includes virtual- of the VC, that’s just______too bad ■’ *® VE, We have no way of C2iarles J. Cavanaugh Jr.. 647 stor *•*'■ St.;®L; Mrs. Dolores 8 . Ca- gt.-gt • ciiuif^nri A OoehrlnvfioJ^Hno. M „i« a.sw . '®'' Dnsworth Jr.; Noah Rd.; John E, Oanterino. 81 ly every type of poychologicalpsychological Joe and his MEDCAP team. *‘"®'>mowlng.knowing. Dean Drive; Alfred W. Cave- dorette, Rt. 44A; David W. j^^it JiUia 8 GiUdlv!™- t «».Rt, Wapotoa- Woo.i' r/1 r j ®" Whe®l®r, Jackman Rd.; ley. Monlnuk Dr.; Allen D. presenting pageanU in remote warms up the vUlagers how and needs the medicine and ItomUd« d d W.W Churchill;Chi.rohm. John ,oh„ K.R *2; ’ DllverOliver J. Chatfleld, Grant j Onoene a Mn««F n-i,,;. « ■ r:'"’ ®’’. Whltehouse, Rt. 86; Ohipnoui.OhipHuu!. 71 Village St.; Mra.Mrs! vUlages.vUlages the beneJlts o f ^ ^ r a ^ ^ usesu ^ Kit fctom himself, instead of Hlll Olson, Tinker Bond Rd.; Ed-^ Rd.; Max Cohen; EUdrldgo y Orimji***wi nJa* ' ’ •’’ronclBFrancis J.XWIlllams Jr., 19 WahWal- Kunice B. CTark,Clark, 117 East Main-nui 1 K also Includes------such----- mun—n- -about to w ueouenodescend cinon Ulom iha.,. giving it■■ — away.' — j• ward Corbelt, Kenney Dr.; El-Alexanders. G;to«skl ^.% Alp! Trn^\L?.t'^r » Hill- dsne proJecU as building drain- The MEDCAPS set un a maJee. Yet de^>lte sut* problems, bert D. Couch, Cook Dr. Judith L. Wolf, Hlllcrest lop Ave, age ditches to drilling wells in shift dispensary and L a r t ^ constant threat of a Isabells A. Dayton, Cross St. nil! View Hgts. Louis Dascanlo, Williams Dr.; Mrs. Nancy J Zapert, ‘ Jtunes G. Conway, 34 Hale pensing "medicine and m i^cal ''l: attack and misery of Ufe Harold A. Grover, ______medicine Mrs. Natalie P. DeMara, Snl|>Hl( East St. St. Ext.;r.xi.; Armand E.B. Oomeau,Chn-neau ®^>" “ “ program Is» con-uxjn- services.servicee meuicai *“i„ the jwJungle, ig i_ , BeU------and the oth- i M.\ ^anW ln L""h 15 Windsor Ave.; Robert M. *»y volunteers, such as Most cases are treated MEDICAPB feel tt’s aU Mtllvriii 0 Rd .1 . iirWarren___ __ , A. Deniartln, F, Devoe, Dexter Rd.; William hi*-^® fn>rf Tolland Rd.; Louis J. Dolln, L. au tu rt, 14 Hemlock Dr.; ^ conduct English teeth to trea tiij s l^ d l l ^ W k *® **7 ” Keenev Dr ■ Davl^ fl rwwkman> exls *'•R. DouvlH©,DouvUle, 28 BlasellBlssell Rd; ^ '- R'mley j.J. H^immorKl,HnmmoiKl. 88 Mt*M Kllzabi>th L. Auperln, Kdwy P. Crabtroo.*30 Moun- The more P®®P»® David A ." Dreielly, Tunxls iiH.* «» • ______F,____ .. And while the Marines strive <______i-aseB are re- need heln." Drive; kCra. Martha DusiieauU, ^ H»iyden, Sadd>i Mills Rd ; Trail; Robert J, Dufralne, liJilillaid Hill HdHd.; MraMra. Jix^t-plUn^ Kerax'thKeniK'th Dr.; Robert JJ. r>»ii»DiUle. b) broaden the limited Intellec- population o e n t ^ ^ t Victoria Rd.; Norman Eaton. “*ra. (Vitherlne D. Hewitt. 48 tual horizons of the citizens, Joe centers. School Rd,; Mrs. Cornells B, When you’ are IIcii^ a layer RUey Mt. Rd.; Arthur R. Eng- K E'biKtan llngton AveAve,; ; Mrs. HixzelHaiej Hn '^^®^ D ™ 8^ Haritoti^ Biel end hi,his colleague,colleagues try to ‘ ®‘ dlspenw.ry la sc* up, eaxe, nrst oovo- Elliott, Rt. 44A; Paul B. E l - ---- ' ----— ...... — e With more; Alfred L. Elwin, Watrous bind, John Hand Dr.; George Hliumy, Burbank lui,; itoixUd j » , c, m 7 " ’“ ‘® Mra ^ c v ^ the health of some Rd.: David B. Erickson, South E. FarroU; Arthur B. Fawell « H ^ ‘(n’''mn.. auuuUsh Hd ; !•, n i f 1 ^ r s T Mra ®' ‘he most medically ‘ir^ Indigent n : numbe^'r^urup^Tort^® ^ men*, explaining thrir ailments ^ t” »tlr® on top of the cake Rd.;, William R, Evans Jr.; J*"-- Dexter Rd.; Mrs. Marion Mrs, Helen D. Jaklel 17 West '‘>tng Rd ; Joeeph R. Ber- Plltrlcia L. De- neoole in the world Charles 8 . Fenton, Lyman Rd'. R- Fontlman, Standlah Rd-: CnRd; i'ii Mra, DorisItoris R.R.’ Jiuisen. Anthony Rd.; J'lckJ,«:k P. 6 Blast view Dr.; Mrs. ‘T A veteranv r^oreof more than an 50 ‘ h'^m i^an interpreter. Nearly smoothly. O. r«rgu«,n. uonvermi------«o™ ,fleld J‘»m«m, w riCnCAP operations.onernllravi JoeJoa talks ^ ®ver> oody. ^ In the------village shows 3 Rd.; Mra. Elizabeth B Flano Rd-: Mrs. Dorothy J. Ferrell, L - '^ 7 ‘ ® ‘ '" ^ ‘se t«»rg ,. D Burnham, A l f m ^ r w T ^ 7 Lewis ^out his' volunteer work with “ P’. ^ e n those who are pot lU, Birch Mt. Rd.; F r a n r iT j ! Avery 8hor~; Mra. Zena c! ^ “ " r K . " ’ W in L c r o « m ° ^ the coid detacfrm«U of the prx> P«>P»® are so P&S Flano. Hebron Rd.; Joseph E. F.u.rman, W a . h b u r n Ave.; o C L , „ " f ' : Mrs. Budget priced ... quzlity packedl In- Fisher; Edward Fonseca, 241 LJoyd M. Fife, Ireland Dr. B. Klee, MinmOUnSt.; ^ Oirbwn. Ihurter St.; Richard Gerald *J ilr*l7 ^ would have been cn an- '®^vei-vh!^*®*’'®®'" ®®^** '*°®' cludez.zuch winted fezturez zs 3 full Plymouth Lane; Frederick M. John W. Fogg Jr., Rt. 44A; w IikUoi^ ^ T *^ '^ ' Kicker, '„ ,7h«^' t''‘A‘® °T,'® ROOFING Noan.„. D, Dul.^,.'» ^ ^ aTlZJ!Z'^l ' “ -I ■ » j S width fzM-freeze shelves, I zdjuttzble Goal; Charles N. Gage. 21 He- Darius O. Gainey. Brewster St.; e ^ 7 ! 7 “h i a HIM Rd^ ^ * " l shelf, defrost drain and deep door rhii IS ilM one that makes tvtry other bron Rd.; John L. GenU Sr, Mrs. Jane M. Galllgon, Rt. 44A; Rd 7®'"' ii a ' ‘ barpen- Roofing and rise Dr.; Mrs. Elate O. Enee ^ f«w -they re also” to” e7t‘ toe sbelvet. See ibis czceptional value competitive model scesn over-priced A West St.; Raymond J. Gordon. Oeoftrey Gibbs, Twin Hills D r; li 135 Union St Compare it. You'll agree you can't buy compact 21 wide with big storage capac- 135 Union St.; ^ Mra Ellra^ R ll» w > ; « BfackiXse. .“."Pt bb» medical bars of soap d l ^ ^ t r t i j to® Repairs Done Goodwin Rd.; Mrs, Sue G. Gor- Mrs. Maivaret R. Gould, Pine k .Lv ,, ,7 J ' ^Ln, * a- ™’ Dr; Erlsmunn. HI better for less. Size; 28" W. x 59%" ii> snd. II includes tbc«c giant feature* a ton. Brandy 81.; Kenneth O. Lake Shores; Mra, Eleanor ■ N®'®" ''^""am E Dowty Jr., Crest Franklin Park ^ ^ or battle are RcftlisticaDy H. z26%'D. 17 lb crisper. 4 deep door shelves, and 0 Griffin, French Rd.; Chester A. Gulnan, Fox Trail; Floyd F. ’ foam insulation Never need* defroMmg GromulskI; Mrs. Helen Gron Hayes, Brewster St.; Clayton F „ , .XX FVm Ewtnim taa n>« freezer compartment stores 2)0 lh» lund, Brandy St.; William H. Herrick, 17 Cross St.; Mabe’ " ' of food Comes complete with 2 easy-out Band. R. Hetzel, Carpenter Rd,; Mrs. , GbD ice irsya 4 dpep door shelves, snd Fsn John M. Harris. Brook- Ruth T, Hill, Sliver St.; HikI- / I i'* ', !*“ ® * —...... — 649-2373 — 649-1516 field Rd.; Miss Lorraine A. son F. Hilton. Cynthia Lan „ ‘ -Avole, Upper Butcher'A Estey. Virginia I ^ e ; ‘ ’ ‘^imel A. FlieL 17 Air Plow Cold for faster freezing You Hart, Bolton Ctr. Rd.; Albert Wllllani G. Hoffman, Main 8t.. Mrs. Stella R. Is-ch. Mid- Charles H. Fantom, Willie by, gold Rd.; Furlonge H. Flynn Barbtir« M. Gagtwn. 311 Hoar; Franklin A. Howe; Ed- MlKon A. Jepson. 67 North- I? Mloole Butcher Rd.; Howard Tolland Green. Vernon Avo. This compact model stores store food ward K. Hutchinson;. Burton W. ft®W Rd ; Mra. Carol M Kar- ” ' ‘/''ett. ^ West Rd ; Andrew Roy a Clebbardt, Oebhardt AnthonyAnthen.- Mrs. Rlmon A. Garrtty. 8 TOWN OF MANCHESTER I than you'd unAgiae. Freezer comfortably Jackson, Clark Rd.; Mllllceot aMtiskl. Rt. 44A; Mra,, Mar Circle. Rd ;' Mra Sluvea p' Gregonl* luvea P Gregonls B'lnsen Dr ; Rudolph A Gay- hold! 45 of Har I ko umyR And A. Jones, 388A Tolland Rd.; garet,, Kenyon, Church Lane; , X ™ V, WllUp drele;. George------_F. Groach! _ ^ . A graat rtf-igerator / freezer!' A real NATiyiry s c e n e . . . | freezer ihelf Feaiuits deep door iheivee. Mrs. Rena M. Kassler, Wllltami Mrs. Irene O. Kwlatkows4d, „ . ® " x ’ Mra. Catherine B. Ce<1ar Swamp Rd.; Frank R 0®®oveal. I Pine St.; Mra. Ruth tpaoe-saver. A great mqocy-Mycr. too. butter com panmem, c q rscfc, temper- Rd.; James A. Kendall; Mar- Swamp Rd.; Olfton L.Ijibrec. w lx jlllx '" ' ” 7, ^ Hecker, Buff Cap Rd.; Allan R M. Goldsmith. 237 Brandy Hill Won’t you. or you r______Comes with adjusublc cold controL 4i sturc control, interior shelves, sod crisper ■hall C. Latullippe,LatulllDDe. Colonial OobloGable Rd.; CharlraChsrioa 8.fl Lakw. North Park St.; Howe. Anthony Rd.; Kendall L K*! : Edward Gorsky 32 Or- lb. fuU-wtdtt crisper btn. 4 deep door bin. Only Oruus offeri you to much rs- Rd.; Mrs. Mary D. Lefebvre. Mark Dr.; Keith A Lane. Sr iu l? Hull. 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Friday at 11 a.m. at Holmes MioichetUet^Area Manchestei^ the Mansfield Training School Funeral Home, 400 'Mialn St. Blood Tests Premature Coventry and made stuffed animals for Obituary The Rev. Joseph Bourret, pas­ Windham Community Hospitei. Tin CoYMitry Day School, lac. tor of Concordia Lutheran Vemon Woman — Hospital Notes A book discussion group has Church, will officiate. Burial For Possible To Discount Juniors Qub been organized, and 20 young SUMMER DAY CAMP will be In the Veterans Section Hurt in Crash vnm NO HOURS people have Joined a "Slng- Out” group, which the- women Death Claims of East Cemetery. Karen Buinarowski ot Crystal Intermediate Care Semi- CAMP PERIODS Friends may call at the fu­ Infections private, noon-8 p.m., and 4 p-m. Ted’s Future Donated$756 assisted in setting up. Lake Rd., RockvUto, was treate4 neral home tomorrow from 2 to *> p-m .; prl-vate rooms, 18 n.m.- The Hot Line was perhaps the ^ SumitMT 1969 J I for head injuries aiiC released at W ASHINGTON (A P ) — Sen. Ralph Norton ^and 7 to 9 p.m. (Continued from Paife One) 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p-m. greatest single achievement of RockvUle General last J In Past Year Campers may registar for one or both of the re­ Pediatrics: Parents allowed Eldmunds. Muskle, often point­ JWC during the year. Hot Ralph Parker Norton, 80, of u • j and Hirasakl and Carpentler night after being iMotved in a maining camp sessions. a eogr time except noon-8 p.m .; ed to as a potential Democratic Line drivers provided trans­ 9 Oakland' St., president and VanDlvort are considered vital ______In deter-__ two-car accident oR Orand Ave. The Junior Women's Club de­ We are still accepting applkations for September ottwre, 8 p.m.-8 p.m. portation to the elderly and w el­ treasurer of the Norton Elec- Harold VanDlvort, 50, of ndnln*- If lunar material la rVan In VemMi. presidential contender in 1972, voted its recently - completed school enrollment. S d f Service: 18 a.m.-8 p-m., fare famiUec; on a volunteer trical Instrument Co., died this Churchvllle, Pa., formerly of . The driver of the second car, says it would be premature' to 4 p.m.-8 p-m. club year to a variety of proj­ basis and also help deliver sur- morning at a Manchester con- Manchester, died yesterday In Roderick Wright, 80, of Green discount Ekhvard M. Kennedy’s 2 W eeks July 28-Ai«ast 8 Intensive Cere and Coronary ects including a total $756 in pUu food each month. The pro­ valescent home. Churchvllle. He was the has- human beings to come Rd., Manchester, was charged 2 Weeks— August 11-August 22 Cere: Immediate family only, political future. donations to various civic gram has been a wide success Mr. Norton was boriK Aug. 23, band of Mrs. Geraldine VanDl- In contact with matter from the with failure to drive In proper anytime, limited to live min- " I would never count a Ken­ causes. aixi new \x>Iunteers are always 1888 In Manchester, sdn of vort. moon. lane and is scheduled to appear AGES 4 YRS. to 13 YRS. OLD Mr. VanDlvort lived in Man., ’ • ntea. nedy out of anything,” said the During the year, donations needed. ,Charles E. and Harriet JrC'Nor­ in Rockville Clrail Cotnt 12 Maternity: Fettiers, II o.m.- Chester from 1951 to 19M and tact lif h Maine Democrat, whose 1968 went to the Ctoventry-to-Coven- Members haw also "adopt­ REGISTER NOW! ton. He graduated from l^r- ...... - « c t with moon dust while clean- Aug. 12. Both ca|< had to be 18:4S p-m., and p.m .S was employed by the Denniscm 8:88 vice presidenUal campaign try program, the Student Loan ed" Mansfield Training Sch^ Ing Up the Interior of their towed from the Matte. p.m.''; ofliers, 8 p.m.-4 p-m., and To!ophono 742-6986 ^engineering Co. of Pennsyl­ made him a xxiastble^ fiiture Fund, sex education program, patient, who will visit members spacecraft and storing equip­ Other area policy activity: 8:88 p.m.-8 p.m. Sing-Out, The F ife and Drum vania. O O VE inAtT ■White House contender.,_ In their homes. The purpose of Tromportorioii FumMiod ment used during their lunar Age Llmlta: ,18 in maternity, Ball Ocmmlttee, James West Survivors, besides his wife, “I wouldn’t operate on the as­ this program I3 so thAt patients walk. Andrea Hancock Danidaon, 18 in ofiier areas, no limit in Loring photo Fund. West Hartford football • Swimming • Archery • Baaeball include his ' parents, Mr. and sumption that Ted K e n n e r ’s can learn to live In the com­ Dr. Carpentler and Hirasakl was arrested this morning and self-service. On NSTA Tour league. Brownies, Veteran's • Arts and Crafta • Horseback Riding troubles—and I suppose he has munity. Mrs. C h^l^ VanDlvort o< Del- encountered It when they ua- charged with speeding and fail­ Engaged fund. National Association for • Nature Stud,v • Summer Theatre aiwaxe, Ohio, a son, Michael packed a space suit which had troubles—would be of any politi­ The JWC also started four • Volleyball • Booketlaall ure to obey stop sign. She is The administration reminds Buckingham Palace, Champs Retarded Children, the March The engagement of Miss cal advantage to me,” Muskle Brownie troops during tlie year, Va^lvort of Columbus, Ohio; some of th e V te ri T It scheduled to appear In Manches­ 'Visitors tliet wifii constniction Elysee, Michael Angelo’s Da­ of Dimes and other projects for and three daughters. Miss Linda n , Ann Estelle Sazinski of Man­ said of the accident in which a with leaders reendted from the South StTMt Covontry, Conn. ter Circuit Court 12 Aug. 18. under way, parking space is vid, the Slatlne Chapel, cate- ail Women’s Clubs. club. VanDlvort of Columbus, and ^® chester to R. Brian Oaasidy of girt riding in Kennedy's car was limited. 'Visitors are asked to This latter category includes Miss Lisa VanDlvort and Miss ®howed no 111 effects or Fairfield has been announced kiUed. combs. Ponte Vecchlo. Heidel­ bear with the hospital while the Project Concern, the ship 8. 8. Kathy VaiiDlvort, both at home, .Pr P“®P®"- by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. berg — Uiese are Just a few of Two-Type Men parttlng problem exista. ”I 'Wish him well in every HOPE, and Operation Healthy The funeral and burial will Thomas P. Sazinski of 82 Fos­ way,” Muskie said. "If his poilt- the sights Deborah Snyder will Mafia Loanshark be in Delaavare, Ohio. The Ben- ^ n™ “ P P°®*‘“ ® Baby. ter St. ical posture has not been weak­ visit on her trip to Europe. nett Funeral Home, Delaware, Is this ro. m l Infection. A sign of Need of Police During the year the Coven­ I I . - tn*** could be a rise in the count Patients Today: 265 Her fiance is the son of Mrs. ened, I would be delighted.” Debbe Joined yesterday in Lon­ try Callers, all members of the Arrested by FBI in charge of arrangements. whlcrde- WASHINGTON (AP)—“I need ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Eleanor R. Oassidy of Fairfield Until the accident a week- JWC, made visits to now town don with a group of students NEW YORK (AP) — FBI . fend the body against harmful two types of men,” said Con­ John B. Bania, 183 Thompson Bie late Robert F. Oassidy. and-a-half ago, Kennedy was residents with a booklet print­ on an NSTA tour (U.S. National agents arrested a reputed Mafia Weyant M. Garrison organisms. necticut’s State Police Ck>mmla- Rd.; Lester E. Behrend, Kelly ^iss Sazinski is employed os thought the front runner for the o' Student Travel Association). ed by the JWC containing infor­ loanshark Tuesday on charges Weyant Malcomb Garrison, The doctor added: sloner as he told a National Rd., Vernon: Gary A. Brow, 31 a by the Yale-New Haven 1972 Democratic presidential They will spend a total of 32 mation on the town. Members of conspiring to transport $1 70, of East Hartford, brother of "All our evidence to date Urban League workshop Tues-. Ridgewood Dr., RockvUle: Ja- Hospital. She was a head nurse nomiiuition. But the incident, days in Europe visiting Eng­ also worked two days each million worth of stolen securi­ W ilbert Garrison, Mrs, Mabel Hhcrws there really is nothing day of the problems of hand­ son L. Cnifford, 26 Salem R d .: in the pediatrics department of partlcidarly Kennedy’s failure land, France, Italy, Switzer­ month for the Public Health Downtown Manchattcr 8t 883 Mum Str8#t Donlln and Mrs. Helen Goeh- there." ties across state lines. ling disturbances. Frank J. Edmunds, 164 W. Cen­ Kaiser Founda.tlon- .Hospital, to report the accident to police land, Germany and Holland. Nurses Association at the Thrift ring, all of Manchester, died The FBI said Ar^ur TortorSl- Dr. Craig Fischer, another Commissioner Leo J. Mulcahy ter St.; Mrs. June C. Flcaro, Harbor City, Calif. She is a grad- for ■ more than eight hours, The trip is basically cultural, Shop. The JWC also mode the yesterday at Hartford Hosp lo, 58, of Brooklyn, was arrest­ physician In the crew area of said he was told by a psychia­ 16 Laurel St., Wapplng; Ralph mte of the former Holy Trin'ty caused speculation that Ms with art lectures and evening arrangements for Santa Claus Ralph P. Norton tal ed In his mldtuwn Manhattan trist that the kind of person A. Flora, 123B Hartford Tpke., High School and St. Francis Hos- chances have been greatly re­ trips to the theater and opera to visit the annual Carol Sing Mr. Garrison was a member office, 'carrying $5,500 In cash Final Summer the condition of the astronauts Rockvllle; Marcel J. Hebert, pitel School of Nursing, both in cester (Mass.) Academy. He the Britlsh-American Club of who is willing to go Into a duced. scheduled. There vrill also be at the town hail. and a photocopy of a stolen "Is the true test of whether or received hla BS degree In 1912 Manchester, and was employed house after an armed man is East Hartford; James E. Hor- Hartford. Muskie acknowledged he had gondola rides and dancing at Members also baked for the $100,000 Connecticut state bond. not we get out on tim e.” and his degree In electrical en- ^ ^ driver for the Old Colony the kind who finds It difficult vath, 38 Proctor Rd.; Anthony Mr. Cassidy, a staff auditor felt after a recently completed discotheques. Wlllimantlc Hospital coffee Photocopies are used ns sam­ If the astronauts develop no glneerlng In 1919 from Wor- Furniture of Manchester before to remain calm while being Jones, 27 Prospect St. for Price Waterhouse and Oo. six moitths of transcontinental Debbe Is the daughter of Dr. shop once a mpnth, sponsored ples for prospective buyers of Illness that can be traced to the cester Polytechnic Institute. He ),e retired in 1965 called “ pig” and Other names. Also, William Kilman, Wind- 'n New York City, served for speaking that Kennedy could and Mrs. Herbert Snyder of 47 an Easter E gg Hunt, worked stolen securities, the FBI said. served as secretary-treasurer of Survivors also ‘ Include two moon, the quarantine ends on "So m y problem Is that I sorvlUe; Mrs. Margaret O./three years in the U.S. Marine Highwood Dr. In Ute fall she on the Teen Center at First CLEARANCE have the 1972 nomination for the He wqs the fifth man arrested Aug. 11. If an Illness does devel­ the fam ily business on Hilliard sons, two other brothers, and need two types nwn,” he said. Landa, lOOB sycamore Lane, corps, including one year In asking. will enter her secoim year at Congregational Church., and set in the alleged conspiracy which op, the quarantine could go on iAjr moionui; St. from 1931 until the death of three grandchildren, Mulcahy said he talks to his Frank Lombarde, 120 Downey Vietr.am. He is captain in th e ' He said the accident contro­ Lasalle Junior College in Mas­ up a pen pal program for fourth U.S. AUy. Jtobert M, Morgen- Indefinitely. ( OMMANDER IN CHIEF — President Nixon is try Division at their headquarters in Di An, South his mother In 19M when he be- The funeral will be held Frl- men before taking them into a Dr.; Edward M. Luz, East reserves. A graduate of Fair- versy m ay have brought about sachusetts where, she le a graders. thau called kp effort by organ­ surrounded by combat troops of U.S. First Infan- Vietnam where he stopped o ff to say hello. dean’s list student and mem­ came Its president. day at 8:15 a.m. from the Ben­ The space agency announced riot situation In an effort to Hartford; Mrs. M argaret M. fiei^ Preparatory School, he re "an unfortunate shift in his for­ In the "C are and Share” pro­ ized crime to Infiltrate Wall - o n - in 1919, he was appointed as- jamin J. Callahan Funeral *f “ 'I K°es well the astro- help them exerclso self-control. Tedford, 44F Case Dr.; Emile oeived his bachelor’s degree tunes” but that it would be pre­ ber of the Blue Key Society. gram, 12 members volunteered Street brokerage firms. He said sistant town voting machine Home, 1602 Main St., East nauts would make their first “I tell them when they can P. Theriault, 89 Dart Hill Rd., f^m Georgetown University, mature to make any such Judg­ She graduated from Manches­ to have children from Wllllman- mobsters pi-rsundcd employes tq mechanic and In 1946 became Hartford, with a solem n' high public appearance at a press Joins with British Firm use Mace and when they can Wapplng; Nancy E. Wilson, 29 tVashington, D.C., where he was ment now. ter High School In 1968. ttc visit their homes to learn steal securities for -the MaflA/ ”I am curious,” said Debbe, the mechanic, a post he held Mass of requiem at St. M ary’s conference planned for Aug. 12. Fire Calls shoot,” he, said. \ Griswold St. member of the Delta Sigma ” lt Is an unmeasurable thing about country living. Club to sell. until he resigned about three church. East Hartford, at 9, They entered the lunar recelv- ' ■ ' when asked why she was going Dresses Skirts Not on%' charge of brutality BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Pi fraternity, at this moment.” Muskle said. members also donated money Agents arrested four men^Iwt years ago. He was a member Burial will be In Veterans Fle'd laboratory last Sunday. Yesterday, town firefighters to Europe. "I really am. I’m was made against his men dur­ "The continuing tragedy and to supply packages sent to Cov­ May and recovered $1 million In of Manchester Lodge of Ma- of Hillside Cemetery, East • But while they're out of sight, were called to 123 Boulder Rd. to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slen, The wedding Is planned for Interested In seeing how other Pioneer To Enter Field ing the disturbance in New Ha­ contlmring phenomena o f the entry realdenta stationed In stolen eepurtlles at Kenney Iiw sons, and In June 1963 recelv- Hartford. they're not forgotten. at 5:14 p.m. The caller said she y. ■ . ' 119 Washington St.; a daughter Sept. 20 In St. James’ Church. people live, and I ’d like to see ven two years ago> Mulcahy to Mr. and Mrs. Richard M o l------Kennedy family does not lend It- Vietnam. / Icrnatlonul Airport. A^four are ed his 50-year membership pin Friends may call at the fu- A telegram from Kansas City smelled smoke, but couldn’t said. places that I ’ve heard so much free on ball lolallng/niore than loy, 367 Smith St., Wapplng; a gt Rockville; PhUlp N. Gian self to common measurement.” JWC m em bers also assisted Bathing Suits from the lodge. He was a York noral home tonight from 7 to 9 bearing more than 20,000 slgna- find any fire. When firefighters abotit and seen pictures of,” the PHNA with Immuniaition $1 million. Rite Mason and a member and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 tures and congratulating the arrived to check out the cal^ son to M r. and Mrs. quinto, 310 Redwood Rd.; Mrs. Kennedy has not appeared in O f Survival Equipment the ^ n a te since July 18 when cllrdcsk organized 11 Hobby of the Sphinx Temple Shrine to 9 p.m. moon flight crew arrived Tues- they discovered that rain falling Lawton, Goose Lane, RFD 3 Margaret J. Cummings, 21 Rob- Miss Mary Jo Kopechne "on outstanding senator,” and Show for young children which About 6 latluon Americana In Hartford. He also was day. down the chimney onto some Fear Four Dead Coventry; a son to Mr. and Dr., Wapplng. Pioneer Systems Inc., Pioneer and Beaidort will sell and are studying other areas for Mrs. Stephen Kershaw, Hart­ said he is an effective majority was iM-ld at Booth-Dlmock Li­ w ere uraible/(o vote In the 1968 55-year member of King David Mrs. Martha E. Orube Air Force Col. Thomas P. dead ashes In the fire place Also, Marlene M. Swift, Staf­ drowned after a car the senator whip. brary and a teen caroling prealdenttoi election because Beach W e a r Lodge of Odd Fellows. resurrected the smell of smoke. sole owner of Pioneer Beaufort’s entire range of pro- Joint efforts. In Plane Crash ford; a daughter to Mr. and was driving plunged o ff a Mrs. Martha B. Orube, 87, of Stafford, commander of the The present deal ford Springs; Andrew N. "1 would add that the sooner,,£fUUllCly /group. they did^MX fulfill iKnte residen­ Survivors Include eight couu- Hartford . formerly of Apollo 10 mission, accepted the Parachute Co. in Pioneer ducts in the U.S. present deal gives B^^^^ht^w'^^amaT'cirto; I^e bridge. Kennedy later delivered ., Pioneer new fields of "great BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Two Lanej Hebron a television message askit^ the he returns the better off 1 The members al»o sewed for cy reamrements. Ins, riarold C. Norton of Hebron Manchester, died Monday at a telegram -a tight roll of paper Industrial Park on the As part of their agreement, market potential,” Rubin said, nnn McgDUicr, Eost Hartford; Bela light airplanes W in d ed ttris people of Massachusetts to help we are,” said PeU. Richard B. Norton of ^ u t h Hartford convalescent weighing several pounds—on be- north side of the Wilbur the firm s have formed a Jointly ..yve consider Beaufort’s tech- DISCHARGEn> TESTER V. Kovacs Jr., Storrs; Kristin Court Continues morning over Boise and one him decide whether to keep his H home. She was the widow of half of his quarantined col- Cross Highway, has made owned company to seU para- nology to be among the finest DAY: James A. Conley, East A. Ball, 210 Skinner Rd., Rock- crashed into a residential street. Senate seat. Cllfford B. Norton and Mrs. Edward Orube. ° leagues. Haitford; Mrs. Fraixies J. ■vllle; (Jlaie P. Brewer, East liiillillijiliiiiiiiiiliiiiliii John Johnson, all of Manches­ Assault Charges a deal with a British firm in the world and foresee a rapid- wjun- a,e nllot The other Richard C. Drayne, Kenne­ Almost Last Straw Mrs. Grube was bom Sept, Space agency officials said Breidin, 28 W. Center St.; Hartford; Mrs. Claire Garllck, ter, Miss Elisabeth Norton Sliver '^^ich will expand Plo- dy’s press secretary, told re­ 17, 1881 In Germany, and had ^hc mallroum at the Manned Clu^gM agalitet John Silver, Defense. ^ products In the United • James P. Hurst, 122 Grove St., ThompaonviUe; Mrs. Ann L. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — It of San Francisco, Calif., W il­ city, reportedly kiUing three oc- porters Tuesday )iis boss Is lived In Manchester and West Spacecraft Center was being 28, of 12 Laurel St., were can- Pioneer will also buy a one- States. We also welcome the op- RockvUle; MarUyn J. Reid, Kvadas, 86 Cooper St.; Mrs. was—almost—the last sti'aw for liam Spencer of Wilton and Mrs. „ . . undecided' "whether or when” - Hartford most of her life. She »wiim ped by letters and tele- unued today In Blast Hartford made products. third Interest In Beaufort’s portunlty to Introduce to the ^ 137 Parker St.; Clive R. Bray, Olga V. MacLochlan, Sycamore Vakser McKinney of Atlanta. MaruhesUr Raymond Olcott of East Hart Police said there were no re­ to return to the Senate. was a member of Bethany Lu- grams to the moonmen session of Circuit Court 12 to Milas L. Rubin, president of Australian subsidiary where British market our new guided WUllmantlc: Geoige Porter- Trail, Coventry; Mrs. Beryle S. In 1962, he wrote a letter to a ford. ports of any casualties among "H e has not reached any kind theran Church, West Hartford. More than 4,000 letters were Aug. 11 session In Manches- Pioneer Systems, said Pioneer present manufacture of survl- parachutes.” field, 68 Spnioe St.; Paul M. Caine, East Hartford. newspaper saying he would eat Holmes Funeral Home persons on the greUM. of a decision,” said Drayne. Survivors Include ason, Ed- received on Monday alone and (gr. Parachute has entered Into a equipment will be expanded Abrams said, "This associa,- Kristoff, 282 Spring St.; Mrs. Also, Mrs. James O’Neal and an old straw hat If. man ever ,, The pltlles “locked The Boston Globe reported SAVINGS Semente," whlch’lm* mcorn'- ward Grribe 'of'West Hnrtfold; ^Ith two wlth^rachutes. Gladiys M. Hollay, Stafford aon. Eaat Hartford; Mrs. landed on the moon and re­ “ 1 spiraled to earth,” Tuesday In a copyrighted story a brother, Charles Behrendt of grows dally. He said there was of aggravated a^ult, ketlng agreement with Beaufort Both firms have licenses and significant _~t.. return «for 1 both .1. _ corm- ^ ^ Farris, a motorist Springs; Guy M. Smith, 296 George Cook and daughter, 83 turned wtiely. plete. that a telephone poll of 617 Mas­ St. Petersburg, Fla.; and a sis- already about 12 cubic feet of jjg released under a (Air-Sea) Equipment Ltd. subsldiarles around the world panics.” Foster St., Wapplng. M aple St., Vemon; Mrs. Ed- Someone dug out a copy of the who witnessed the collision. ter. Mrs. Laura Smith of Hart- letters from foreign countries j200 non-surety bond. . Beaufort hopes to have Plo- Also, James J. Bevins, 94 E. ward Tighe and daughter, R FD sachusetts inoters s h ^ e d 78 per letter last week following the A LOAN Joseph Sherwood Wright “ I saw two planes—then saw ford. and a collection of more than snyer was arrested last night neer’s help In the United State.s 2 Coventry; Mrs. David' Daugh­ cent favored Kennedy remain­ splashdown of the Apollo 11 and Joseph Sherwood Wright, 60, a wing fall off each.” Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Esther M ing in his seat. Funeral services will be held telegrams. gfter ne'ghbors told pollw ho market with its broad rMge of Longmore, 107 Oakland St. erty and daughter, Ellington; reminded McKinney of hU vow. Assocuttion of 57 Chambers St., husband of Though both aircraft crashed The first "Siipport voiced for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Wat- letters have not threatened them with a .22 survival equipment, protective Mrs. Lena L. Miller, 201 Re Mrs. Carlo Miller and daugh­ True to his word, he bit into Mrs. Margaret Schubert Wright, President Concerned near residential areas, it ap­ Kennedy from the Senate floor •the hat and, when asked If ho klns-West Funeral Home 142 '*'*'* f® caliber rifle and a butcher knife, clothing, atmospheric suits, In- gan Rd., Rockville; ICichael H ter, Talcott Hill Rd., Coventry; died this morning at Manches­ peared neither hit any houses. cam e Tuesday from Sens. Abra- really ate all of It, he replied: B. Center St. The Rev. Martin astronauts until poii,,g snyer, with no up- flatable life Jackets, life raft.s Handler, 40 Olcott St.; Mrs Mrs. M ortim er WexeJman and ter Memorial Hospital. One plane was said to be iram Rlbicoff, lX3onn., and ■Well, I ’ve got a goodly por­ Duchow, pastor of Bethany Lu- leave quarantine. pjirent provocation, th reaten ^ and Infltttaible pleasure boats. Julia C. Kemp, East Hartford daughter. East Wlnd.sor; Mrs. afire. Cldlborne Pell, D-R.I. one man with the rifle at the H la one of the world’s leading With Surtax Issue Richard Niemezyk and daugh- tion of It left, but 1 guess I man­ Marla A. Doe^ 14 Arch ,St. Early reports Indicated the Rlbicoff praised Kertnedy as aged to get down a few straws. Burjal will be In East Ceme­ Ijuirel St. address and then makers of survival equipment, Mrs. M ai«ia A. Trapp, 52 East ter, '33 Glenstone Dr., Vemon. Thomas and Borah Weir (Continued from Page One) collision occum ^at retajUvely tery. drove off. Shortly Iherejifter, he nnd manufactures throughout Wright, and had lived In Man­ Tropical Storm imi Friends may call at the fu­ returned, police said, leaving “ i® world. It Is a wholly owned mg the DemocraUc leaders with Democratic Policy Committee low altitude. chester all of hla life. He neral home tonight from 7 to Anna Redoubles the rifle In the mr. subsidiary of Frankenstein uaing a "pocket veto” to legis- refused to bring the bill up for ----- served with the U.S. Arm y In­ 9. A neighbor ix-portedly re-f.g. Group headquartered in In Great jate. mte. - voting until work Is completed . -o.ii,.!- major thx reforms. fantry In New Guinea during Its Speed Today moved the rifle from the cal- Britain, refusal of the Democrat- Magnesium a Remedy World War II and was awarded Open Thursday Night till 9 Mm. Ida L. Roy and hid It In his house. Silver David N. Abrams, president ^ poUcy Committee to let the Congress continued "w theu.<= wlth-w™»- LONDON— Mantel svmDtoms the Purple Heart. He was liead Mrs. Ida______Lyons, ...... Roy,..... 85,...... of MIAMI (AP) - Tropical allegedly later bnuidlslied a of Pioneer, said today the deal Senate vote on a full-year exten- rates to Include the ID that burned batlonte som etoes Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 custodian at Buckley School, Clinton, fornu;rly 7>f Manches- Storm Anna sped through the knife before a young woman opens up a new area for Plo- ^^n of the surtax and outright ^®^ July develop can be caused by a and was a member of Con­ ter, died ycitercUiy at an area Atlantic at redoubled speed to- and threatened her. He Uiter at- ''®<>r here. He said Pioneer has repeal of the Investment credit ®'^®" '’^ k h tlw surtax officially magnesium deflciahcy. say re- CiLSUAL VILLAGE Public Parking Lpt cordia Lutheran Church. convalescent Ja>nie. She was the G>c National Hurricane tempted to regain [xj-Hse-sslon of long depended on Its sophlstl- mvltes sUll higher llv ii» costs, -{“ "e 30. But the Senate searchers at th« Royal A ir Survivors, besides his wife. adjoining building . . . widow of William Roy. Center prepared to Issue hurri- his rifle by an unarmed threat deslgnliig’ In its para- ,.ontinued record high Interest f . Force Hospital In Buckingham- A flA N C H E S T E R • »s* m ain st. / / S J IO p i Include two sons, Douglas J. Mrs. Hoy was bon\ April 0. e'mc warnings ti>r the northern against the neighbor who had ehute.s. It could not enter a new ^ weakened dollar ■’«ftlMng to go along shire. Thoy report that magne- Wright at home and Staff Sgt. * * t ...... ■ *..i___A.. hilt Hlmllnr mnrlcAt >iritnnut In. * with thA Mnitaei i __ . .. 'Tr 1884 In Hartfotxl, ami llw tl lii l-eeward Islands. hidden It. - but similar market without In abroad,” Agnew said. slum therapy raUoves the symp- Thomas R. Wright of Lock- other withholding extension. toms. ^ Clinton. She was employed for ^ hurricane hunter plane lo- The neighbor rcfusdl and ''eetm if I" 6 great deal of en- The House passed a bill ear- bourne AFB, Ohio; a brother. nriny years as an Inlspeclor at cuted Anna during the morning 5}llvt>r left without the wejipon. kmeerlng. Wtlllam Wright of Chatham, M. Swift and Co., Hartford, and much farther westward than which Is now In possession of Abram"8 said the deal brings Mass.; luid a sister, Mrs. Sher­ extension of the surtax at 10 per retired 20 years ago. Ii"** been expected from her police. the technology of Beaufori to wood Ferguson Sr. of Manches­ Pioneer for this whole new mar- ‘ he last six months of Survivors Include a bixrtlier, previous movemenU. Rolling ------thls year and at 5 per cent for Further Peace G>nceisions ter. Raymond H. Lyons of West at 20 to 22 miles an hour, ket. Funeral sendees will be held Dry Milk Cheaper Eventually, the local plant the first half of 1970, as had SHOE DEPARTMENT liHii' Hartford: two sisters, Mrs "ho was In position to affect the WASHINGTON — Tne U. S. will eXpand production of para- been proposed by the admlnis- liiiii Are Out Nixon Says ha Visit ::tih ■ J , im d'llIra'^^D^th^y At least momenlarUy, howev- Agriculture Department polnU chutes to the Beaufort line. This 7^'^r THIS IS m i ! Perflonal Notices ^ ‘ PI- Anna had lost some of her out that sliable savings can be niay mean more employes and the 7 per cent investment * (Continued from Page O n e ) ------. ______Clinton. . with whom ^ she V mnd(> , mincJi cooler “I®*drv •®."'®..“ air flUerlna- "®'^ made byk„ using______nonfat_* i ______dry milk,_ even larger plant, Abram.s ‘ ax credit for businesses and the It Hiiya a fam ily that uses 21 snld. removal of taxes for many low- proposals made by Washington ‘ h®Y are hi North or South Vlet- IXlhe^rtcx ha"d k n o c ^ ^ ^ ” tifiji In Memoriam quarts of milk a week can save Pioneer has for many yeurs ln.come citizens. and Saigon In an effort to get been going on long BMeeral services will be held to about 50 miles an la lovlntf memory i>( our ImitbamI more than 33 a week by using bt>en the world’.s leading miuiu- After this measure was forced the Paris peace talks off dead “ ** time to bring iu«J_bfther DurtU P; tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at New­ hour fiom the earlier 70. away July 1962. But Dr. Robert H. Simpson, nonfat dry milk Instead of f:icturer luid developer of para- out of the Senate Finance Com- center. ' ® "j ^ ^® kirk and Wh'tney B'uneral homerdellvered whole milk. chutes and recovery systems. mittee by Republicans, the ®''*‘ “ ‘ ® . Chine but not forgotten. Home, 770 Farmington Ave.. director of the hurricane center, have gone as far as we will not encouraf« another war, FINAL CLEARANCE .said ” It must be assumed that Loyola M. Oalllffan. West Hartfortl. The Rev. can or should go In opening the bring an end to the war In a Ajma may recover from this Li>yola> U. Bnuinlek Oeorge F. Noatniml. rector of doors to negotiations which will which would provide the and David F. (}alli<«ui Jr setback within 24 hours and / _ # O N • — St. Mary’s Kpi*wnal Ouirch. bring peace,” he sAld. “ It Is choose tha kind of gov- • i i In Memoriam win o^clate. Burial will bo pose a considerable tlireat to „ , ^ enfment they want for the peo- In loving nu*m»ry of our non luul Fairvlew Ckmielery " Uh- Islands now Immediately In Features New to Scientists now time for the other side to pie of South Vietnam and In ^ brothel. I^HHiarxlLHiiKird _G«H)r| CfCor*t4 HewUl. her path.” Famous wiK) (toMMHl Awa>* July 9U. 1935 Britain. sit down with us and talk seri- vidlng that right, make it more Fr'eirly may rail at the ftmer- Th?, storm center was placed ously about ways to st(q> the possible for the other nations In W«v toN'ied* you mm. wo lovo >ih i yot. near Latitude 15.5 nortli. Longi­ killing ...” southeast Asia to retain that Our hoartfi Mill lu'hi*. wo can't al home tonight from 7 to 9. nJtii hwiCol,. tude 52.5 west or about 6tH) miles Sent by Mars-Bound Mariner Later when Nixon and Thleu same right for themselves.” ■i]\W God took your hami. wi> ImuI in imrt. east of Guadeloupe Island In the made remarks before television, ______Make WOMEN’S SHOES j'.njt r With u son wo Ujvt-d with nil our hearts. \ FYench Antilles. It was moving PASADENA. CaUf (AP) The frames \»-ere made 10,000 tor vertical. The egg shape was ®"‘l radio ntlcrophones Viewers on Ea«;l< west-n.)rthwesl. l i i . Mother. )l X u \ Mars-bound Marlt)qr 6 has sect nilleslies apart and as the final few bscame part of it was in night ^ Saigon’s equlva- I!!-!; Biator rthd BnHherM , Tropical storms moving at Hushed on screen, landmarks shactow. lent of the White House, the U.S. In Moon I^mding such spt'cds ordinarily do not In to earth long-shot photos show- About Town well known to astronomers from The laboratory spokesman PJ®* *"1 . ^ ‘ 7..“. ** ®*®“ " ^ In Memoriam tcnslfy and sonietin\es fall features new.to scientTsts: the world “ which side has gone Officers and dttenbers ot the In loving memor>’ of William (Continued froni Page One) i?lest'opic photographij taid static Interferred w'ilh tele- llauamonn who iHUMtsl away July a|>art. but Simpson sakl Anna Ragged edges on the myster.v earth came Into prominence. virion t“e7o,^ionm uch‘bett7r if® ®*‘™ ’" “®'' *" “ * ““ ®"'P‘ frttIs*-Amorlc«i Oub wlU meet 30. 196fi promote peace. tonight at 7:30 « t the clubhouse tjic landing site, cratered ami remalnwl ’'polentltUly danger planet’s south polar Ice cap. The ragged cap ftilge became pbolos will be obtained by run* Uk.- faUlng 111.. ymr» ilrlli glowliqf and visible through Aid- ” ______perhaps due to mountains or ’’Now It is time for the other and proceed to the Benjamin craters, and a dark spot.In the vl.rible on frame 2a causing a MdJ U ,"r;;,;o"nr J ^ ^ C a T l^ FunenU Home. 1602 But the miuiuiry of you will ii.-ver rln's riglit-hiind window, laboratiyry .spokesman to com- putir. illminating the noise, Thleu at his side Main St HsiSforri to % die. cap’s center. lVO^ pair In our heariH >x»u will iUwa)*» utiiy. It wa» at about this (X)lnt 10 ment • l‘erh:,jxs the most exclt- p.int.ng them photographi- ^ reconclllaUon respects t ^ Loved and reint'nib<*n'"» ba^X «> «^>rth totright, may j ^ i b l y days by Mariner 7. similarly pie w i l l ^ e ^ u ^ a c e i L T ^ ------versatloii, heard this exchange: New Haven decnuised slightly '*\oal more that Is new, caused by the presence of equipped .ind on a similar mis- ' After all, what is more worth while saving for than tha Card Of Thanks - by the presence of equipj^u ,imi on a simitar mis- both sides, a i»a c e G e m u m H o h m D e c l i n e We whsh to ttuuUc all of our rela- Miss control: "E agle, looking In the April to Jime quarter. Higbllght of the tiny sptice- mounluln,s or craters. This Is slon. Their cameras and other which Is fair to both sides, a c re c iin e r futura happinass of your childran? With th# eoit of tuition tivwi. frlenda ami aeigbbon* for the craft's I56dav. 241-mUUon-mlle great . . . you’re go! eomjmred to the figures for the new nformatlon." instruments are designed to de- p^ace which offers an equal BONN—Only about 2M.000 and board increasing yaarlv at most collagas, is tha many ariH <4 ktiHlaeMi and ayin- Police comes Thursday when it pathy Ml»t»wii. UR in our re<*ei Im*- Eagle: "700 feet . . . 300 fJet ...... , The cap's dark spot,...... which tetmine whether Mars, one of chance to both sides, horses were counted In a recent rt'avemenl. Wea eapeolally tliaak smart thing to start saving tor their futura education now rtfT|! t(voa<’> who Kent beautiful fUirul . . . got the shadow out there .. . Uhlef .lanies E Ahern,said to- th spoke.-^nmn said had not ®’',v .< mo.st intriguing bodies. Ni.xon noted'that this was hla German survey, a decline of tributes 200 feet . . . things looking good ''“ Y been noted before and which he harbor life. It is known to eighth visit to South Vietnam 20,000 a year. 'Hie number of- t o . . . at Manchester Savings & Loan. Here your savings ba- ,Mx. and Mrs. llghU on 40 feel There were 1,792 serious Mars to try to se.> If the red pla- * Franklyn O. FalrclouKb could not explain showed on ® "Imospbere. clouds, and that in 1953 he also visited »beep Increased by 18.000, to gin aarning 5*/* dividends from the day of deposit; com­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank < . IVrklim plcklng up some dust . . . SO feet o f" '® " ebmimred lo t,800 during *'®* '-s eaiurble of supixjrtlng life. irame 30 Another feature of fi- color changes, lines Hanoi, the capital of North Viet- 828.000; cattle, rose by 70.000. Tburstlay, Friday «"d Saturday Only! M ^ Mr. and Mm. ICdward R. Perkins pounded and payable quarterly. No advance notice need­ I ^ Mr. and Mrs. RuasaU A. Peritins faint sliadow Houston. H'<’ three-month jieriiHl last year, thn-e hour.i aenx-s 58 mil- nal .shot« was that the north po- o®'’® "kened to canals-all nam. ‘ . to 14 million; but the total num- Tianqutlllty base here The Ea- Ahern s reiHirl was. prep)»red for Hon miles of space Tuesday lar c.sp barelv visible In early a®' , I realixe,’’ he said. ’hoTV ber of pigs feU from 19,080,000 ed to withdraw. In Memoriam gle has landed” ' 'he 'Kederal Hureau of Investl- ''t8h(. the 856-iwVmdi flying to- pictui-e.s stiwd out brikhtlv ' '<> conclude it could much .suffering the people of to 1^780,000. SALE STARTS THURS.. JULY 31st In loving memory of our dearest The film moved along then to gatlon'.s^Unlform Crime Reports riru'iiient platform reiuria^ 32 ^ ' have intelligent life South ' Vietnam have gone ------beloved huMxuul, fattier anil grtuvl- for , nuijor cities of the nation -•* P cture ■taken earlier be: E vjvrts at the laboratory. Ca^er. LucIuh H. KJellqulat. wlM>m Armstrong's deseenli and hlstor , . . 1 Thomas...... O PtiinA- ...... head. ot — the—- through snd »i also the people of God caked Iwniie July '3*. IW6 Ic first step and his Initial aetlv- Most cities ofVonqvamble slse tween 771.iHk) and 45tMK)0 miles ''bieh iHillt Manner and con- National Aeronautics .ind Space North Vietnam S38 Million Spent •k i t i t i t i t Until my life Ui done. itles on the muon’s surface. have . exin-rlenced a steady 10 altUude. ttolled its flight, had expected Admin ftration, expressed .le- "The time has come to stop Complete Selertiolk of Spring and Summer Fashions! 1 Miall endeavor to U* Viewers could recall Arm- l«’i 'C '' mcreaae In -serious -Most of the shots, shown at the phetos to be about equal In light after watching the stream that suffering Mrs Nixon to- NEW D E LH I — IB tha 14 MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION All those things that yiai. dear yean since a fDvenmMit de­ hoart. stroiig’s first words: ” rhut’s erlme In recent years. Ahem Ahem five minute intervals on televi- quality to thote from earth tele- of pictures, saying: " I don't day' accompanied by Mrs. Believed and loved Wi me. one small step for man, one said, ami he attributed the level- -• ion monitors at the Jet Propul- eope.< But they fa led lo match ,hink there is any question at Thleu has visited an orphan- cree ended the ••fitouchehle” caste in irvWa oMVe ♦*««" B n,n0 BE HERE EARLY 1007 M A IN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4581 And though 1 walk aiotie, giant step for mankind.” Ing off lit New llaven to an ften I-aboratory. were dtni and ' “ '‘ b all thkl men will be learing this age. The children in that or- . / Without ytMir iodine aid. I The film closed with u view of Increase in the number of ixv fuxiy, depleting an egg shap«‘d pictures that was- flashed on a pi-net for Mars be ton the ei»d ^ n s * 4 sue t h w '‘ ^ a r M U p e and |H mllUoB In COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 will keep the nUh you And walk on unafr^d the American flag, wired tor a Heemen as.signed to street duty. , body with the south )xVar cap "'o i; toi .wreen for comparison of/the century" He added th.at parenu,/both moUiep and fath- waving effect and aufrounded amt now deployment )>altems g'e.uning on the right ride. Few Televislop . screen- .-diowed he was'nt sure which country er, were killed in this war. *aid have * entairtad to 88 FOR BEST SELECTION! /■ Wtfe. oon. daucti(er-tn-4aw pcopia. T «t ohtotv sTi find dto MiMt srendchlldrm by footprints. used by |xitr\)lmen. feature.s were dislingui-sliable. Mars on Its ride, with the equtt- u-uuld do this. •Theae tragediea, whether crimination i I»nl‘ ‘ lUi-iiii'iiF" PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 ifANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN key contributions—and perhaps in some Hruska of Nebraska, a stroi^ iWanrlypHtpr instances contributions without which the the spectacular success of Apol­ In side conseTvati've. lo 11, the grievances — and damage done by clgarets might not It­ Smugglers Employ Surfboards, ttipmus ^prali) Another insurgent Repub­ the revolt of the Senate In­ self become serious—to the development R ep o rt lican, trying to reverse a surgents -^wlll get sharper In . FUBUBHEID B t THE of heart trouble’, lung trouble, and light­ -patronage decision that wont the futursF HEIRALD F ltam N O OO.. INC against him, ran afoul of 18 BlMeU StrMt weight babies. The clgaret—not the ur­ Coffins to Sneak Drugs into U.S. (Contlniied from Page 16) EfITUMINOUS JiADCbtmter, Com. Mitchell, The Senatty got ap­ THOMAS r . . B t o OUBOM ban athiosphere, not the modem diet, By FBANCI8 B. KENT proval from White lob­ WAITTER R. FKR0U80N observed, "cars would be lined JenMns, the Bureau’s investl- the way Mitchell’s voting rights Hoaa« Carnegie Gave Palace PubHiben not the inner tension inside pie The Loa Angelea.TInies byist Bryce Harlow, from party up for miles and the congestion gations chief, is convinced that bill was^talkored to suit the THE HAOUB, the Neittee Founded October 1, 1880 ait airports chairman Morton, and from individual which both seeks relief and MEXICO CITY—The body In would be outrage- further cooperation wlU pay South. Mitchell was unmoved. lands — Hie Peace Palace was DRIVEWAYS PubllMied Every Evenlnc Except Bundeyi OUB." the Republican Governor of his the coffin looked ordinary greater dividends. On the contrary, he acted as- buUt In H ie Hogue in IMS wRh PARKING AREAS • GAS STATIONS end Holidaye. Entered at the Poet Office at renders him susceptible to disease, not Still, the number of U.S. state.. But Mitchell refused the Mandiaster, Conn., ea B eeoM Oaai Hal) enough, but there was some­ though he had authored a bril­ a gift of tl-S million from even liquor or drugs—la the popular vil­ agents along the border has ai- reversal, bisuring a critical at­ BASKETBALL COURTS Hatter. thing about the men accom­ PIGGYBACK TRAFFIC UP liant poHUcal stratagem. American steel magnate An­ mote doubled, to 92, since 1665, titude toward the President by NOW BOOKtNQ — PLJkOB TOUR ORDER SOW'. SUBSCRIPTION RATES lain of the moment. panying It across the border in­ CHICAGO — Railroads’ pig­ The Attorney General then drew bamegle. In the palace Payable In Advance and the combined efforts of U.S. one more Senator. Wetk Peraoaally Sepervtoed. We are 100% iMare to the United States that both­ gy-back traffic in 1968 ted load­ revealed his contempt for the are the Permsuieat Court of One Tear ...... 180.00 Heaven knows it would be a difficult and Mexioan authoritiee have Biz HontlM ...... 18.80 ered the customs agents. ings of 1,337,149 cars, up 11 per liberals by dtoclostng that he In sum, these grievances AiMtratlon, the. IntemalUonal Three Uontne ...... 7.80 thing to argue that the clgaret contri­ produced results, as can be seen DEMIO BROTHERS An informal autopsy revealed cent over 1967. The 2,174,616 h->d cleared his voting-rights cross all poUtical lineq — Oourt of Justice, the Osm tgle One Month ...... 3.60 by the increase In seizures and trailers carried were up 10 per butes to human health, even if one took extraordinary contents: A for­ bill with only two Senators — '.patronage, programs, end per­ Library and the Academy of CALL 643-7691 or 647-9798 MEMBER OF tune In heroin. the growing arrests. cent. DIrksen and Sen. Roman THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the view that it might after all be the sonalities. Obscured for now by International Law. The Aeeoclated Prese Is exclusively entitled Not e v ^ o n e connected with to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis­ least harmful of all the tranquilizers the Illicit drug goes to such patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ ed In this paper aiid also the local news pub­ In common use. lengths. Simpler techniques lished here. have been far more successful. All rlshts of republlcatlon of special dle- It is. obviously much better not to natcfaea nereln are also reserved. Yet the incident illustrates smoke. All one has to do Is try it and what U. S. Customs men are up The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ then notice how one feels better, how,» against, and their task gets graphical errori appearing In advertleementa more difficult all the time. 938 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHB8TER - TEL. 613-«71 - OPEN 6 AM. TO B;W and other readlnc matter In The Manchester one’s vision and notice of things im­ Eveninc Herald. In the past six years, accord­ PM. - eXOSBD MONDAY - OPEN THUR8. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: proves, how one's Jogging distance im­ ing to (Dustoms offiotals In 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 84S-51T1 - Ml ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD - TEL. Subscriber to h o t Anseles Tbnes-Waahlnc- Washington, the quantity of nar­ 823-7201 - WATKINS-WBST FUNERAL SERVICE - 112 EAST CENTER ST. . ‘TEL. MS-Tlie tOD Post News Service. proves. Fill service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc cotics drugs seized at border Publishers Representatives — The Julius But some day, and we hope. Just In Mathews Special A g en cy — New York. Chi- points has increased by 2,(X)0 caco, Detroit and Boston the Interest of truth, to be able to per cent. Josepdi Jenkins, the Customs Bureaus director ot Wednesday, July SO wheeze our way Into It, even the Public investigations, said this In­ Health Service will tell a balanced story crease reflects Intensified con­ Let The Bears Beware about the perils of all the things we take trol efforts and a sharp rise In $329. 3 pc. Into our systems, voluntarily and Invol­ the dope traffic. Having had, for some time, no As a result of the growing de­ The beauty and simplicity of Solid untarily. legitimate reason for advancing as much mand among U. S. users, the O F MANCHESTER Maple comes alive with this popu­ production of Illicit drugs has as It was advancing, the stock market lar group by Sterlingworth. And become big business in Mexico. it’s on Sale now at Watkins during now needs no legitimate reason for its The Paid Watcher Luxury Just how big, no one knows, but our S^ni-Annual Furniture Sale. decline. the figures are sizeable. It eeema elmosC too good to be true— For example, U. 8. Customs The popularity o f this group is Its behavior during July has not really SEMI­ overwhelming . . . a proven winner but, after all, no miore then our age of agents along the 1,800-mUe U. been Justified by any of the technical S.-Mexican border seized more in price, quality and lastability. reasons advanced by the analysts — beohnolioglcal m iracle had ». right to ex­ than 32 trais of marajuana last ANNUAL Choose from a large op «i stock uncertainty about the surtax, a ifllght pect. year, plus more than 50 pounds group or pimhase in its entirety. of heroin, morphine and co­ This grouping shown includes a decline In the rate of Increase in profits If you can afford It, you can now hire caine. this year, no peace yet In Vietnam. a ccmpeny to do your television wetcb- 50-inch Double Dresser with 6 Mexican authorities, mean- F L llN IT E R E drawers, |186„ Matching Mirror, Nor, for that matter, was there real Ing for you. Nature Study By Slylvlan Oflora ■whlle, destroyed more than 7,- THE REDOUBT 800 fields of popples, the source $84.9A 82 X 42-inch Chest, $99.50, Justification for the buoyancy the market It m ay Shirk (he task a little bit, using of opium and Its derivatives, and Pull or Twin Size Spindle was exhibiting In the late spring, when electronic devtoes to recognlae and dsts- and burned off hundreds of Bed, $68. Imagine, all this for only It seemed to be about to challenge the slfy and report the various standard acres of marijuana. $829. 20 X 16-inch Night Stand historic Dow Jones 1000 mark. Herald How much mansged to get separate at only $41.50. moments of television entertainment aa across the border and Into the Unfortimately, a society, or a busi­ they keep recurring. And because it as­ Inside Report Yesterdays White House Stylist hands pf users is anybody’s SALE ness world, or an investment communi­ sumes (hat It can cover (hinge adequate­ guess. The consensus; Conald- by By MARIE SMITH erable. ty which never really sought to restrain 25 Years Ago y J ly Just by noting and recording the ap­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert I). Novak The Washkigton Post Illicit drugs cross the border the market when It might have been pearance of the familiar, the watching This date 28 years ago was a ' in every conceivable manner. rising beyond the zones of soundness has system empiloyed by the firm In question WASHINGTON — The rising powerful to strike). Rather, Sunday; The Herald did not WASHINGTON — Ellska "You may get a request from The young, long-haired mari­ publish. Hasek, who mastered former something that sounds like a juana smoker may smuggle It no right or title or power, for that mat­ runs a slight long range risk of miaslng mood of revolt among liberal they are plotting to put pres­ President Johnson’s writing fine organization, and then you In Ms surfboard. The profes- ter, to decree that declines must neces­ Republicans and the reasons sure, on the White House and f something, some night, that might be 10 Years Ago style during five years of com­ find the man who requested the slontes are more Ukely to use sarily halt at some reasonable level. move It to the left—In short, why It Is spreading Into not-so- posing messages and speech­ message has a criminal record trucks with false bottoms, boats Judged worthwhile, or even be claselfled to give the President a liberal Atty. Jay B. Rublnow Is nam­ From the Living Room to the Bedroom... If there are experts among us, now In liberal ranks were dramatized writing for him, has now mas­ —that Is the type of thing the or airplanes. Unpoliced coastal as somethdng new. source of advice. ed chairman of the org|^ilzation Sofas.... *199. President has to be protected landings cuid airstrips prolifer­ July, 1669, their Identity will become by n recent closed-door meet­ These freshman Insurgents committee of the State's new tered President Nixon’s writing To be truthful about It, the company are anything but wooley-head- style. from ," she explained. ate on both sides of the border. apparent only a lew years from now, ing of Senate Republicans. Circuit Ctourt System. ed liberals or left-wing Ideolo­ Foi- her, Mr. Nixon’s probe Is The 28-yoar-old honey blonde Arrests and stiff prison sen­ in question Is not yet ready to be hired The tame proceedings sudden­ when recorded facta happen to match gues. Indeed, they are products easier. As a presldental assis­ — the only woman writer on tences appear to be a minor Furnishings for every room by Individual viewers to do their view­ ly became political drama when Chairs... *89-®^ of minor league Republican tant, Miss Hasek writes mes­ President Nixon’s staff es­ factor. Border arrests for traf- somebody's present opinion or predic­ Sen. John Tower of Texas, a ®*Mng In marijuana alone num­ ing for them. It makes Itself available training. Sen. William Saxbe of sages for Mr. Nixon. caped with her family from tion. conservative power In both the bered 948 In 1966, and by last Ohio, a Iieader in the new xroup, A Thought for Today "President Johnson’s motto the Communist coup In her for munUorlng the nation's stations to Admlnlrtratlon and Senate, txwe ■year had risen to 2,278. Convic­ But one present generalization can be came here as a dependable Sponsored by the Manchester was: Four-letter words, four- native Czechoslovakia In 1646. check on how often and at what times to challenge liberal Sen. tion, under’ the Narcotics Con­ in the house ... and it's member of the tightly disci­ Council ot Churches word sentences, and two- Miss Hasek went to work In ventured. It Is that one pervasive con­ Charles E. Goodell of New trol Act'Of 1966, brings a man­ an advertiser's commerclalB are run­ plined Ohio organization and sentence paragraphs," she the White House three months tributing factor to the uncertainty of York. datory flve-26 year prison sen­ served an apprenttceship as In religion it’s the decision said. before the assasedne.tlan of ning. tence with no probation or pa­ the market speculators la their feeling , Goodell, sold Tower, had Speaker of the House In Co­ that counts. Jesus made His de­ Miss Hasek says her personal President Kennedy and has But surely any system of listening 'rtrayed far off the party reser­ role. A second offense means that the nation as a whole has entered lumbus before becoming State cision early In life. The only writing style is "sort of Vic­ bridged the gaps of three ad­ all presently on Sale vation and was d t o a ^ n g his 10-40 years. which can spot the commercials, usual­ Attorney General—hardly a recorded event of Jesus’ life, torian and now I can go back ministrations. a period of crisis of confidence, a spell President. But before Goodell On the Mexican side the law preparation for softheaded lib­ previous to His baptism by John to It” writing for President It was sbortly after she was ly twice 08 IntereeUng aixl weU dons as could answer, freshman Sen. Is even tougher. of wondering whether we, or the man eralism. the Baptist, was His visit bo Nixon. graduated cum laude from the programs presented In between Robert Dole of Kansas, an or- Just one tMng keeps the In­ in the White House, are really going to But Saxbe has moved left­ the Temple at the age of twelve. Mr. Nixon has not given her Georgertown University Schoed ganlzafton man with gilt-edged ternational traffic alive; Mo­ at Watkins! them, will eventually be of sendee to ward in Washington. "I never At that time He uttered what of Foreign Sendee In 1668 with make It In any of the directions In which conservative credentials. Jump­ any instructions, she said, "but ney. And, according to agents know I was a liberal until I got seemed to be a fixed decision ordinairy people, who feel some conver­ ed up to Indicate some support I read a lot, of his writings to a major in IntemalUonal affairs of the U.S. Treasury Depart­ we ought to be moving. Into the United States Sen­ for His life. His worried family sational n e«l to know what naa been for Goodell. get his style.” that she Joined President Ken­ ment’s Bureau of Narcotics, not It can be noticed nationally. It does ate,” Saxbe told us with wry had been looking for Him and "1 use his "Six (Drises” (the nedy’s staff. "President Nixon would be a all of it flows Into the hands of on (elervlsdon, but who grow tired of humor. finally found Him in the Temple. book Mr. Nixon wrote after his T ^ Johnson Administration the Mafia. not have to be said, that this Is a period great President,” sold Dole. Hitting through It themselves. His main allies In the new He said to them; "Did you eight years as Vice President) asked her to work for James In which everybody Is suddenly ap­ "The trouble Is that the people "Dope smuggling," Los Angeles in the arm. That would be for one of on lulmlnlitratton could/do to of Kentucky, Others Join thetr Sometimes President Nixon to leave.” or New York, Is $180. Much hurt him In New Yopk, said ability and knowledge. until such a luxury servloe becomes Irregular meetings, but these sends back what she has writ­ She was looking for a Job more profitable are the hard the President’s slow-moving, gradu­ JavMa. there was m u ^ that he That decision Is basic In every available to the single private citizen. four comprise the core. ten with a note saying "It when she met Ambaasedor Sol drugs, morphine, heroin, co­ During our Semi-Annual Sale, Watkins is also alistic, mlddle-rodlS approaches sudden­ c-ould do to fell th ^ President person's life If that person de­ The Immediate cau-se of their should be this way . . . ’ and an Llnowltz (then Ambasaaxlar to caine. Only, If wo coidd hire a watcher, we to New Y orkera^f only the sires to live on the level of offering four basic styles of sofa groups with ly to show Itself In possession of one of banding together was the suc­ explanation. Or he’ll add some­ the Organization of American Calculating the profit on hard AdmlnUtmtlon gaVo him half a spiritual efficiency. If we decide' two matching chairs at only $369. complete. Its goals. One success for the Nixon would nathci have him take the pro­ cession of defeats for liberals thing In his own handwriting. States). drugs Is next to impossible, chance by adopting more 11b- definitely, firmly, and cem- Purchase in its entirety or separately at only Ineride the ndminlstmtlon . a at the bottom. since they are invariably dilut­ approach could bring about some resto­ grams and leave tlw commercials to u». enil policies. / pletely that we will do the "He asked ms to be his staff ed at every stage of processing $199. each sofa or chairs at only $89.95 month ago. But beyond that, Will of God whenever and Miss Hasek, who loves poetry aastetant, and 'I wanted to for ration of confidence' In his and our capa­ Thu'i were r/veolcd two prin- and handling and the price each. Choose between Contemporary, Span­ Just Another Senator their <^orts are directed wherever that can be known, and sometimes writes verse In my 'special interest has b e «i city to deal with other problems. Let I'lp'il Ingredients of the revolt. against the official they regard Spanish, recalls Inserting a varies not only geograpMcally ish, Early American or Traditional. Select If he were Jiuit onotlver United Statea we can maintain a certain In­ Latin American Affairs. But UbcTala feel that the con.ser- ns most ominou.s to the future of couple of lines of poetry In one but according to the balance b^ from a large array of color correlated, Scotch- the bears beware, lest unexpected good .' cnntor, ntorc it In Uvo Incident would difference to the emotional ef­ President Johnson vetoed it, and vatlve ' points of view Is get­ the Republican party —Atty. message. After reading it. tween supply and demand. AI- gard tre a ts fabrics. Each piece offers Poly nows catch them selling the country not run so high, nor would the Judg- fect It may produce. The de­ I was given a three-grade pro­ ting too much attention at the Gen. John Mitchell, who had a President Nixon wrote at the motion.” mort any Illicit narcotic, Dacron seat cushions . . . polyfoam core with im'nt. bo so hiirsli. Nixon White Hou.se. The-st* .same cision Itself is In the first con­ short. direct part In dcfenllng Arl- bottom of the letter: When the Nixon Admlnlstra^ though. Is worth at least twice polyester fi^ r ^quilted over a muslin surface. Yet Kdward M, Ke tenlor m-nator horn MiunsnohUiKttB, tlve.s such as Dole -feel he l.s Try to Imagine Jesus coming So, if upholstered Living Room Furniture is on school de.sogregtition and me by one of the young ladles House, she again was asked the bwrder. even inort. thim u htgh-ninkli^ mem­ getting taut advice from his In­ Into your room and sitting be­ stHnething .vou don’t have or want to replace, The Popular Villain voting rights decisions. A.’i on the jstaff. I wish I could to stay. Controlling the production New data accumulated by the Public ber of his party'.s li*w. writing. ed Mite Hasek. accessable. Yet the authoritiee ing la a significant factor In the risk of tlal nomltuit on In 1072. JSo he Js Ukoly (not Including IX>le) luive .s*t up carefully. Remember, above all, have mounted what is general­ When one of the new. Repub­ She not only composes the "If you’re working for the gov­ to be JiidguHl more Htinrply thoji unotlier on Intomml orgiuilzatlon. Its that you can conceal nothing ly considered to be the most coronary heart disease, because It ap­ lican Insurgents finally arrang- messages to send to organiza­ ernment, you owe your alleg­ man would b«'. His family ha>' been the purpoce Ls not. as ha-s been re­ from Him. There's a decision effective campaign In Latin ad an audience with Mitchell, tions or Individuals on special iance to whoever Is elected Pre­ parently promotes heart attacks and object of unpiecedTOtetl mitlomU Idol­ ported, to plot agtilntt thivlr to be made! America. ho comphiined bitterly about occasions, she does the re­ sident,” she said. dangerous disturbances In heart rhythm.- atry. and the jraing senator, with not Senate leader, Everett M. Dlrk- Under the supervision of Asst. Early American Pine by Patriot . . . a Chaplain Russell E. (Damp search to determine If a mes­ more tlum his luimc as the reason, laid sen of IlUnois (regarded as too The Johnsons Included MMs Atty. Gen. David Franco Rod- unique recreation of America’s best de­ In addition to promoting hardening of (See Page Eleven) Connecticut State Prison sage is merited. bt>come tlie -«>le. surv'ivlng lth>l. Ttie Hasek In their social events and • rigues, federal' agents work signs made exclusively from New Eng­ the arteries. The new data also she became a friend of the fam­ Idolatoni mw may>,ln bitter dlslllusdon- cloeely with the Army and with land solid Pine. And now, during our persuades the Public Health Service that ment, rejeet him. And those who tor a ily. aie was almoat alwaya In- local and state police depeut- oluded In Lynda Bird Johnson Semi-Annual Sale you can own this smoking Is the "moat Important agent" mrtefy of rt-asons resent, even hate, ments. Each spring, when the Uve Kennedy>' may now be rejoicing In By Whitaker Robb’s sociai events. At (tie opium poppy Is ripe for milk­ group for only $569.. Included is a round In the development of emphysema, and this tragedy th«tt has claimed the life of dlnner-donce Lynda Bird gave ing, n ^ e d teams move out In­ 48-inch Extension Table with two 12- the most Important cause of chronic a young wonuur. for Princess AleKsndra, Miss to the eight-state area where inch leaves, $132., four h^vily scaled Hasek and her escort, George bronchitis. In addition, there la evidence Nonetheless, u was right Uvat he be cultivation of the poppy Is con­ CTommo^ore’s Chairs, $38. each and a 60- Jixlged, and jiaigetl eewrely. The emo­ Plimpton, sat ax the same centrated. They descend on Il­ inch Buffet and Hutch Top, with a com­ that clgaret smoking may have an effect tion of Mr. Kemie’'s teleWslon rtnle- i with Lynda and the Princess legal plantations that have been bined height of 79-inches, $286. on pregnancy. Increasing the risk of ment. and the melodramatic appeal to Miss Hasek also has been In­ spotted from the air, destroy vited by the Nixons to state spontaneous abortion, stillbirth, or the the voters of Massachusetts to help him the growth and arrest the own­ decide whether U> loe«>p his Setsite «>at. events. She was a guest at ths er. death of a baby during early Infancy. tild not salittfactorily answer many ques­ entertainment following the r o Equally -tough measures are ea. The data also suggests that the smok­ tion! arising from tUo accident, nor oent ^ t e dinner for Bmperor (hrectsd agaliwt those in Mexico ing of the mother has an effect on the satlanactorlly acitoimt for his conduct and HoUe Selassie of BthopU. who serve as links In the nar- that of hts lu-sm-iates In the hours after Mias Hasek also handles li­ fysir-g traffic that origlnatea In Watkins is also offering St4Mums A weight of the baby, causing It to weigh aison In matters affecting presi­ South America, the MldiBe Bart the trtigedy. His actions since the Inci­ Fofiter's famous Comfort BuiH Bed­ lees at birth than the baby of a non- dent luive rulrevl .si-rlous quecXIons about dential measages and state- and the Orient The South ding for only $39. This medium firm smoker, but to grow faster In the ^rst tils maturity. ■ments — Including poUtical an- American ooisitriee of BoUvia Maturity l.< an acquired aitnbute. A — requested by and Peru are a major source of trtdding has all the famous Stearns A six months after birth. ^ ' I>er»on Is i» t lx>m wdth It. Periia{»i. (Uh I members of Cat^Tsas. cocaine, a cterivastve of the Foster features . . . features like a These statlsUcs, It Is to be noted, are tor understandable reiu>on», nruturlty Is She dlcates as she - com­ oocosi leaf that Is chewed by 262>coll Innenpring Unit. Each coU all one way. One can be sure tte Public coming to the ST-j-ewr-old Mr. Kenriedy poses. "I never learned iteft- Indians. The Mid Etert and the works independently from the other later than It has come to others. No judg- )>And or typing," she smU. FVr Bart produce heroin. Health Service la not reportliig, ev«(n If to give you the smoothest, most comfortablfi sleef) 1 ment on his ' quaUHcatlons should 'now Mias Hasek works In n red Heroin Is particularly nerile- ever, Weight Balancing provides hetivier coils and It finds It. any evidence that .^smoking be re.-.Jered with absolute flnallfy; he carpet^ office in the enscu- sv n e bacaurte It Is manufactured extra pfiading'arroM the center of the mattreaa seems to be without guilt In relation to still has time to grow, and he may >vt tlve office buUdInc (EOB) w l * s legally, isider government where the moat weight occurs. A special "Humigard" demonstrate his qualifications for high­ the wmlls ftvie svldanos of t m Ucense, In Turkey and India. other diseases, nor does It go out of Its covering treatment keeps mattraas fresh, nuldaw er office. If Indeed he now dealrea high­ s r w m c tsOents. 'Hisy UJI. officials eotimate that up way to consider the possibility that light er office. wkfa oil paintingB shs did bs- to IS per cent of the Turkish proof, and musty odor proof. The Boxsprii^luui 60 or moderate smoking might conceivably But drcumstances will make the task ■

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p a g e t w e l v e MANCHESTEm EVENINd HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN showing a preference for stay­ Computers in Major Role where. I was .tolr.. by someone his country, because the whKes seize an opportunity which rare- Families Getting Smaller, ing In castles instead of motels ‘Lffce Dropped Milk Bottle’ or hotels. You can stay at a few who had seen it. about a “con- command every center of pow- ly occurs for foreign correspon- At Vietnam War Scene" for $7 a day, including meals. fession written voluntarily on er. Nor do they seem at all' dents in these parts. Moreover, Men Are Worse litterbugs But If you want to rent the luxu­ BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: toilet paper by a detainee at concerned about the Freedom Mr. Vorster was Minister of AU our Diamonds do not By BARRY TRIMBORN What is the unit’s deeertlon rious 17th-century Qiateau de Heart of Resistance Smashed the end of his interrogation. Fighters heading toward them JustU-e when the South African nie Los Angeles Times rate? ^ By HAL BOYUC Quotable notables: “ Practical Malsons near Paris you’ll have In it he not only admitted from beyond the Zambesi. They resistance movement was crush- come in the TC box... “The Information is fed Into New York (AP) Things a col- people would be a lot more Just arrived a shipmont suming against God’ and react wdlh derision, to foreign ed t^nd I was eager to have him SAIGON — The computer is to fbrk out $600 a day. the computer for a quantitative uipnlst might never know if he practical If they were ji*t a lit­ of ^«sM y caugfit BIim > | looking upon the private parts newspaper accounts which give tell me how it was done, a potoit weapon 'in the U.S. Quickies: About 86 per cent of only the very best of our and qualitative evaluation. The didn’t open his m ail: tle more dream y."—J. p . M c- In W hite-Ruled Johannesburg of a wonsan,’ ’ but also babbled these operations the status of an But alsvs, neither the Prime miUtary ansenal in Vietnam. fiances buy their brides-to-be fish filleti^ for your eeir results are forwarded to Wash­ American families, despite Evoy. engagement rings. A seemingly on about the loving kindness all-out war. Minister nor any ' member of Diamonds do...insist on it! The computer’s speed In di- brief upturns in size, are grad­ venlenc*. PricM / right, By CYRIL DUNN with his friends and' that noth- thing, such as having guilty ington. Tooth decay has always been lifeless acre of desert can hold of his interrogators. Other de­ In fact, tho only firm evidence his government was able to see gwtlng "messaging” — ually growing smaller. The av­ The London Obaerver ing shall relieve the stupefving' knowledge of an’ intended of- “Since we are seeking to up­ prevalent In England, where the up to 100,000 beetles. The tallest try fresh fish, tl»m b a tainees come out afflicted with of anything still going on Inside me. They were all too busy get­ *Our own Trooturo analyzing — data makes it dead- erage family in 1790, when tho boredom to which he Is subject- fence. Under the 180-Days It is Ch««t that tdontifio^ grade the Vietnamese Armed diet typically cmitains a high living thing U a CaUfomla red­ During the past 10 years, a vagueness and showing other South Africa comes from the ting ready to celebrate Ascen­ fy for the enemy, in either bat­ first census was ma^, had 6.7 fHfference! seieeiivD n n /1 government has so ar- sufficient to. be identified as a tho diamond within o« Forces with a view to turning percentage of carbohydrates. wood tree standing 868 feet. It is signs of mental damage. Security Branch Itself. While I sion' Day. of oicoptionol quality. tle or conference, for the com­ members. Today it has 8.7 seems to have swept thr^gh that people will wdtness, though curiously few of Only' Michjolt Micr hot it - over as much of the fighting to Among children it is so rampant believed that about seven mil­ Except for those who have was' there, the Security Police ■ PEAR SHAPE puter's s^eed provides military members. that some only three years old lion Americans have smoked those held ever seem to have been Induced te'”become Inform­ them as possible, this evaluai- the city Of Johannesburg. It his, that he himself wrill raided the Johaiwesburg town­ from $400 and civilian planners with "real Lack of money may limit your are being fitted with dentures marijuana at least once. obliterated a whole way of life. given evidence. Under the Ter­ ers, all have this much In com­ tlon becomes a very critical be prudently Inclined to nourish ships aivl took an undisclosed ttme” to act on informatibn financial phijlanthropy. But until because so many of their milk It has destroyed the llvelie.st rorism Act, anyone may be mon : They shot^’ no sign of any Capitalists Are operation. It Is viewed with It was Mark Twain who ob­ SPECIALS his owm Isolation. number of Africans Into cus­ betore it becomes useless. your 66th birthday you can al­ taken from his home In the great interest every month.” teeth have had to be extracted. served, “There is always some­ white-directed resistance move­ surviving interest in politics'. tody, supposedly lor belonging "Renl time" is the time ways give blood. After that age, Crowded heavens: How big is Though I might not go again, dead of night for no declared Richer, Thanks thing about your' success that ment so far known In white- The "cure" is complete. to the banned African National CREDIT TO YOUNQ ADULTS available to mount an effective the Red Cross requires written the universe Well, the National THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY I do not altogether regret hav­ reason; nobody need' ever be displeases even your beet dominated Africa and with it As might be imagined, no­ Congr^, From time to time response. It could mean the consent from the dtmor’s physi­ Oeograirtric Society esUmates it ing gone. My. host certainly en­ told wrhere he has been taken To Karl Marx friends." the continent’s one genuine body white can now really hope they produce In court small difference between success or cian. contains “ about 100,000 mlUion multiracial society—Gay, crea­ joyed it; he talked for six hours, airi he may be kept there In­ BONELESS SHOULDER to discover what. If anythlnig. groups of ^If-confessed Free- LONDON (AP) — Karl Marx faOure at an enemy buildup as a O p e n Forum Camp Delegate Men are worse litterbugs than billion stars—or a star for each tive and un'awrful. According to almost writhout stopping. He al­ definitely. They are kept In is going on In the African town­ dom Fighters; ^ who are apt to would probably roll over In his prelude to an attack. ‘Thrilling‘ThrUlina Experience’ExDerlence’ • " women, a survey found. Peoide grain of sand on all the beaches Keely Smith one of the few survivors of an so proved that, in a society solitary confinement and are e m o ^ a e S ships. A South African journal­ be ridiculed for, the cowardly grave If he knew It. The capital­ The computer, within seconds To the Editor, Miss Kathleen Anton, daugh­ between 21 and 86 litter twice as of the world. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sing­ otherwise clean sweep, what re- where the people next door can subjected to brutal methods of ist said: "It must be terribly dif­ and feeble nature of their op­ ists are making money trom hli Downtown Manchester or minutes, can answer ques­ Tonight I had the fortune to ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard much as those between 86 and Looking for a esu-eer with Un­ er Keely Smith has won a di­ maln.s is the ideal white city as be one's worst enemies, at least ’interrogation.” Sven If a de- 968 Main Straet ficult for anyone to build up a erations by a judge- who then tomb. tions that would normally tiake be a spectator at a partial per­ Anton of 171 Brent Rd.. will 49, and three times as much as cle Sam, Maybe you’d better vorce by default from James it might have been conceived by man could trust his neigh- talnee dies mysteriously In cus- new network, for anything at seems rather to contradict him­ days or months under what one formance (a rehearsal really) leave by plane tomorrow for people over 60. Oddly enough, begin by getting a law degree. Bowen, a composer and record the pleasure-loathing Calvin. bors implicitly. And above all ^tody — one, for example, was S.i many photographers, mov­ all to get off the ground, be­ self by sending the leaders off computer expert. Col. Robert W. of “ Celebration” which will be the Illinois - Mississippi En­ the survey found that city peo­ About 44 per cent of the top nen producer, whom she Eu;cused of he has. shown that, where most mortally Injured when he “ slip- ie and television eompanles take There can be no doubt that cause the townships are ridd'ed to life imprisonment. And tht-s Trost, calls the “wet thumb presented next Thursday, Fri­ campment at Camp Saukenauk, ple litter lees than those in In government posU have a mistreating her. people are cowed and humlliat- ped on a piece of blue soap”— Pictures of Marx's burial plot In the Afrikaner Nationalists who with spies. If anything Is cook­ summer, at least two more method" of securing Inforrna^ day and Saturday evening at Lima, 111. She was selected to small communities. background of legal training. Miss Smith, 41, was granted a _'u terror-of their times It Is difficult to arrange for I-ordon's Hlghgate v’emelrey run South Africa have won a ~ ing, it’ll take us by surprise, AMERICA’S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN Oon _ wetting the thumbs to Illlng Junior High School by the represent the Connecticut Val­ The Swiss are among the Keep cool: Heat v^aves kill decree Tuesday after testifying a fragment sutwlves of that African detainees have died that the cemetery Is charging grea'! victory in the race war. his fate to be discussed in a because It would have to be leaf through volumes of reports Jlmmarker Productions. What ley Girl Scout Council at the 12- most news-minded peandlng U.S. firms are erly. nrt I”™; ose that all Is noM’ mwhlde whip and a bek-biu kle •Marx dliHl In Icindon .ind was ductions, I know what goes Into ers and blocked by thr^ts of distance inside the country has local language. Whites are put on Ills body. ernment" ; clude her first plane ride, a seeking greater profits abroad. Creating new markets: U.S. BERLIN — A recent heed ROAST quiet In the townships. For al­ burled beneath a 12-lool stone them. These ytning people have The top 100 corporatlot h i i i o i i h u computer experts and IB Viet­ industrial base^ and massive re­ S(‘(* Our l.iiip of F !Muk<* 0 :ileevelesH Pllgrim-ertyle tunic In burg and starts making old- • Allraclivc fliuai pattern in trouble, but rather the 89% sources. It oocurred to them namese who are em/j>loyed gold with brass buttons. fashioned jokes about the brown, blue and light green that we don’t read about. If that British Premier Harold mainly as keypunch operators fabrics are dacron and wool. 7\ Security Police, what greets highiiglits on white w-are. AIK CONDmONKKS on nonclaasified material. for no other reason than that Our Sales MacMlUian’s “ wind of change” • l>eep blue bordci hln is apt to be a severe and we should support them by see­ Some of the guldce called It ul o t ir loM . loH |>ri<'«'K. “ But this la only the tip of reproachful silence. For the had dislodged only those white ing the results of their efforts. "deglamorlzlng" and said they ON SALE THURS., FRI., SAT. the Iceberg,” sold Trost. “ Be­ handful of white people now weakened by an Inherent llber- These are the young people would Imve to shape the tunics LIVER 'alism. Nowhere in Africa south low the surface la a viist num­ to their figures to offset that. even remotely Involved In It, ber of other people who pro­ that should be on page ope of of the Sahara had the whites Famous lUakers our newspapers! “ Some of us have hod to shorten serious opposition has long . vide us with data for use in since ceased to be a laughing ^*■'“ 1*)' *toen thrown out, not Sincerely, the skirt," said SoheiHa Garrett, the computers. They may be matter and is maintained onlv erven toe Portuguese. And at the Fred T. Bllsh HI an attmctlvo Imniiut guide. ARRID Extra Dry Anti-Perapirant attached to some large civllliui •1.19 In an atmosphere of entirely sama time, other forces were Typewriter Editors Note: Wouldn’t oil of It replace:^ the bright blue 11.89 Size, 9-oz. nt. wt. , , ^ L L gatmring — the disorder and agency In Saigon or with a justified fear. Page 11, ns In last night’s dress with white ascot worn by small military unit operating in lb Even so, with Informed per­ tyr^ny In some of toe new Herald, count fer something? tite young, multinational and a remote part of the country." sistence it is still possible to blAck states, the tensions in multllIngiMil guides for the post tyolverhampton, toe British So- CLEARANCK The computer programs 18 months. That one shrank, penetrate the screen of restric range across the spectrum of AQUA NET Hard td Hold ITALIAN STYLE tlon, treachery and dread with Government’s new at MisB Universe, said the girls. titude toward colored Imml- Sp c u il u lr Dll m iiiy d iip lj). fru nl j. the U.S. effort in Vietnam — 88c Size, 13-02. nt. wt. which authority has Isolated kind and >|>eciil p u id in r niodrlv .Sol j|| piaclfloation, hamlet evaluation, MANILA (AP) — Glotia Diaz, every one of Its revolutionary toe white backlash miidcU in >11 ilore» Siiiiy nn i>indici,k» military and civilian old pro­ Miss Universe of 1868, flew B ull Hun opponents. I have to confers ' ^'’^n’where M>ny iilhci nul titled licUm 61.46 Size grams. Troot’s computer Is home from Miami in triumph TAILANTO, Italy (AP) —An $ 1 .5 5 that my own successes were So the white rulers of South even programmed to provide Wednesday and got a rousing eamaged bull escaped from li PURE QI'ASUl ( ( trivial. Although I was hi-South Africa set out to obligate all resistance. With the patriotic Rnval Kovalile : i 9 . 9 : N O W 2 9 . 8 8 Roval Jelsiar Klerlrir I 69.97 1 2 9 . 8 8 land deeds to farmers under reception from huge crowds of farm Tuesday and galloped SIZE PRELL Africa for some time, I hover South Vietnamese President her proud countrymen. through the streets, goring or ST.JOSEPK got to exchange a word with co-operation of magistrates and judges, toey used a unique set Nguyen Von Thleu’s proposed Tho street crush was so great knocking down four porsoi» and TUBE ASPIRIN FOR CHTLOREN a single politically acHyh Afri­ Koyal Swinger .> 9 .9 : N O W 4 2 . 8 8 SOI Corsair :i9.9: . 'J 4 . 8 8 it delayed for several hours a of rejjresslve haws, inventing land reform. INinlcking hundreds of others. PRELL lUi 6(. 0«$« can and began seriously to scheduled call by tho 18-year-old new ones ns the need arose One of the most critical com ­ TIh> animal also kiK>ckcd over Limit 2 WIDELY APPROVED BY DOCTORS doubt if any still existed. Roval 69.97 NOW . '5 4 . 8 8 I'nilrrwooil 2 1 ti'i.'tO 66.88 beauty on President Ferdinand and making them retrospective puter efforts is the Army- fruit .stalls before a policeman I met people who try to con­ E. Marcos and his wife, Imeldal to cOL'er persons already In cus­ Manlne Force ESruluatlon Pro­ sliot him twi'5.. 0^^ ^ Reg. tody. But chiefly they have re­ gram, designed to detormltte >l«lpi>ed him back to the farm flicted in the nam e/of the law but one radio station estimated Size lied on three novel expedients the level of efficiency of South for .slaughter. by policemen whose power is the turnout at 1 million persons. for detention without trial. Vietnamese Army juul Marino None of the Injiuvd persons for all practical purposes ab­ Known as “ The 90-Dayz,” "The units. wa.s In .serioim oomlltlon. solute, blit it seemed to me that they were a splendid em- 180-days” and The Terrorism The program, according to Japan Lacks Closets Trost, works like this: POLAROID barraissment. pther than ^ a Act, they merit close study by 1 / Recortls Spotty t any government anxious to set “ £}ach month U.S. advisers TOKYO - Most homes bi Jaivui CUTLET danger, to the state. And even GHICAGO- Research in judi­ up a viable tyranny. with VIeUvuncno milltiiry umts lack centriU h«itlng, which'is COIDR FILM SPECIAL these encounters were only re­ cial administration 1s often dif­ By common report, the 90- evaluate the units under a given just beginning to luitoh on. Also warding to a limited extent, for ficult becau.'te of spotty recond- Days alone was enough to break set of crltem. The advluors scarce In Japiuiese luimes Is nobody in tills category Is to­ kc-ping Tn Indiana, tor ex­ Color Pack IDS $M9 the white reslsters. “ Those who answer such questions as: How I'loset space; tJ(tls stems from day willing to talk without the ample. no one rtnto agency Imls went through It." someone -said, many operutluns the unU com ­ tile old practice 'of folding gar­ radio going full blast, to thwart v»r.. o. nil the names of the “ were never the same again.” pleted? How many enemy has ments fuid keepbig them In lb the bugging devices thought to sbito's jiuglces of tho peace, nor Oddly enough, one white Voman FASHION It killed? What were jta losses? drawers. have been Installed In every L- ^ ^ of liow many hold the offton. suspect household by an omnis­ told me that although she had Santa (.ruz Fun For All! k i n g ^ ilson Or Spalding cient Security'Branch. toe fat Aiajor as her interro­ In a sense, I suppose my gator, and although' he yelled PLAYS IT BIG! 3 at her and almost smashed the Surfer Pro Frizbee Froquel Sets Tennis Balls 3 GROUND GROUND greatest ochievament was the • 1 . 1 $ long day I spent, at his home, table with his fists as he called Limit 2 48« 9454 Vt »Mii 1 ut wltii one of those now condemn­ her ” a traitor to South Afrh-a." gji^40 wi »ti$i n .3 9 ed. apparently forever, to she h ^ not been in the least S 7 . 8 8 Wt »if|i put down. But when I repeated ..iC $1.05 S(i« house arrest. As a piece of 28" X 60” defined UmtnBtrd 9424 Wt Mklli iMqvairJ 1.88 HAYSEED CASUALS reporting It was a waste of this, with admiration, to a friend vtn>l to canvat ^onvtnaction Two ’ Hy inf uucci tt-i. m' m»Wi* Hut • ' iKil V*. CHUCK of hers, what I got tn return • Pi', u/f ptori ROUND time, 'because obviously I can­ air vaJvci. T air chamhifrs fur rxiri ■sfsa k'd f»*« '.£ Ilf* gft ;>f e i i c l i 997 MAIN STREET CREST not now relate how toe govern­ was a look of blank astonish­ ufct> ySR-t,<* ______ment's part-time neighborhood ment. “ When she came out," Tooth Posto spy—tong Identified—was by­ tots friend said, “ she was a Buy 3 Rolls and G«t 11.00 Retularor mint. 40s passed, nor describe toe elab- MTCck. She changed her style 0 Insinkable THE BIG-SLIEVED SCARFED BLOU.Si Photo Album Free Familyjite 6ii nt. wt. orate devices u.sed to frustrate tP' dress and dyed her hair. trying to hide from the world " l b a police raid, had it come. .1 t'l . if 1 . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY SO, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN Moon Trip—A Hint of What’s pUblMied In }962, containing his lishment haa not always been sensical arttst, an over-promot­ istic presuniptlon, the high bank reviews of that period. Since and one Is a' composite of sever­ happy with him. Partly that Is ing dealer or a fbollett curator. of the future." CAME then he has not exactly mel­ al items that he wrote, with because he stated long ago that This collection la Oonoday's T ^ author has a dry, rueful sympathy, about the dilemnns , aAsne To Be: Man on Mars Next? lowed, tut has seasoned. he is unable to regard abstract Book Review view of art In the 1990a. ’’Its way of deploring the existence of small, new, provincial STOCKINGS Oaneulay is a man of pepper, expressionian as "the oubninat- practitioners, .Its promoters and By RUDY> ABRAM89N Ing craft seemed to confirm AP Newsfeaturee person’s photograph a conversa- any color negative, slide or By The Associated Press of ,a bad show, whether In a museums. He can be cutting, "What we have demonstrated meaning that he speaks with ing glory of Western a rt;" and. ks public—which exists in a W H E a C H A R S The Ijoh Andfele* Times suspicions that their visit Is a very crude and preliminary Phfdography has taken its P^ece. ' print. ’This is an enlarged trans­ J i. Epioe, He also Is a man of salt, commercial gallery or a sup­ but often he writes more in cha­ partly because he often exer­ kind of gulch, a cultural ravine, posedly preotlglous museum. would create more questions form Of travel between the place in home decor today, and Since Its first appearance parency which fits into a walnlA meaning that he has common grin than In anger. This collec- a r t h u r d r m 61 And Ho u s t o n —A Uttle more than THE WOLFING. By Sterling Ues In the devastating irony of cises his talent for aklnning a low spot between the high S 62 Balance about the moon than It would earth and other bodies," Dr. for camera fans. It can be gratl- ®lx>ut five years ago, there has frame-like box, two inches deep, Several of Ms jkeces are reveal­ tlon makes rewarding reading. month from now, President Nort h.Dutton. $6.99. “ hls tale. sense attitudes. The art estab­ aBve, deftly and quickly, a non­ bank of the past fuid, by optim­ 63 A answer. Thomas O. Paine, the NASA fylng to live with and to display °''® ®**® available— It contains a fluorescent lamp, ing etchings of art personalities. Miles A, Smith 64 Be Nixon will get a suggested The story of a boy and aTWolf- administrator, said alter Apollo our own efforts. In this period of Special electronic evalu- which illuminates the transpar- " Miles A. Smith 65 Disturbing blueprint for the United States’ Scientists, who see the moon dog, set In southern Wisconsin 66 Major as the key to the oldest secrets l l touched down on the moon, "tomato soup can" ejcpresslon- atlng and printing machines ency. ’The box can hang on a 67 Change next decade of space explora­ of the early 1870s, this is one of In solar system, feel It is neces­ "I think the significance of the Ism,' how much better It is to were developed, only for that wall or stand on a table, DEAR PRINCE—The Unex­ 68 Out tion. those enjoyable excursions Into purgated Counsels of N. ,.,a- 69 Hove sary to visit several different trip . . . Is Indeed that mankind look at our own abstract pat- ®^^®’ 'Hiese maintained quality. Still another idea is a tech- 70 Plans If there were any doubt that the post that take us back to the chlaveUt to Richard Mllhou.s areas before making firm con­ is going to establish places of terns . . . and even better to see Increased production and cut the nlque of putting photo portraits 71 Moking 47-50-59-47A' human explorers would play a days of McGuffey’s readers. Nixon. “ Translated” by Edward 72 Voloe clusions about the formation abode outside of his home the realism of family activities Pcf-Prtnt cost to Just under $6, on metal plaques. Photos can major role, Nell A. Armstrong Mom’s home cooking and those L. Greenfield and Charles L. 73 Objective and evolution of the earth’s planet, the earth.” or vacation memories. compared to $7.76, the standard also be combined with Impor- 74 Don't CAMICORN and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. elim­ nice, corny, Ctirrier & Ives Mee Jr. American Heritage natural satellite. The present trend is toward P*"*®® an IJ.i* color enlarge- tant documents like diplomas, 75 Prosper inated it at Tranquility Base, Paine is one of the key mem­ prints. Press. $3.96. 76 Try JAN. 19 bers of the Task Force which larger mixed groupings of pic- nient. certificates or awards repro- 77 In man’s first temporary outpost At the moment, NASA plans It is told in the form of fiction, There Is an unusual gimmick tures rather than the symmetrl- Now, . “ Photo Canvas” prints <^*i®ed on metal. ’These, too, are 78 Stir 7. 8-10-24^ on the moon. nine more Apollo landings on will recommend to Nixon Sept. but is based on some actual peo­ in tilts little hunk of political 79 Of 32-45-79-83'^ the moon. ' 1 a new 10-year plan for space cal design of same size frames, are available in five other sizes enhanced by mounting on wood ple and happenings. The author Joehery. 80 To The ease with which the as­ exploration. Eye-level displays are suggest- ranging from 6x7 up_ to a giant Plaques or In float frames. It’s a 61 A tronauts confronted the hostile Because Apollo 11 was suc­ presents it as a "documentary Tile pretense Involves the 82 Short- Sources close to members of ed and every room In the house 30x40 picture-window size. They way to display significant environment surprised even the cessful, manned space missions novel" and appends a section of *tonnalasance author of "The 83 Success the Task Force expect to see It can be photo decorated. can be made from any color achievements while preserving 84 Up optimists who sent them to the will be launched with leas fre­ notes on his sources. Prince,” -whoae very name has 85 Jiffy quency and NASA will use the recommend a program eventu­ Color prints or back-lit trans- negative, transparency or print ^® cHglnal documents, Pick Your Tire moon believing they could not Ih e boy is Robbie Trent, 12 become the symbol of. cynical 86 Them ally leading to manned flights parencles can brighten a dull .of suitable quality at proportion- All' of these uses of photogra- 87 Trips only land but accomplish some money to develop more sophls- years of age when the story but pragmaUc riiicanery In Ihe phy can convert a home into a 68 Cooperote exploration on foot. tlcated scientific j^kages for ^ Mars, but without a deadline corner. Be bold and crop photos ate prices. opens. His pet is Wolf, a cross business of ruling people—Ma­ 89 Things later Apollo landings. like the one which made the to wide-wide horizontals or tall a new type of novel picture art gallery, and the re- 90 Out MAR. 30 As Apollo 11 passed through between a dog and a female chiavellian. first Jouniey to the moon con- thin verticals for odd-slze prob- frame was dseigned to go with t*® practical, decora- 33-40-54-57ji the most dangerous moments of Apollo 12, now expected to be timber wolf known as "Old Supposedly Greenfield and ) Adverse ^ N cu'trll live and Imaginative. 63-46-73 Its Journey, proponents o f space launched Nov. 14, will be essen­ troveraial. lem areas. Color pictures can the canvas print. It’s aptly “ " ' Three Toes.’’ Robbie has had to Mee have ‘‘translated’’ a "re- exploration wfth unmanned ve­ tially a repeat of Apollo 11, ex­ even be enlarged to giant size called a "float frame” because crawl into the wolf’p den to ac- v l ^ ’ version of Machlavelll’s for a picture window effect even of its plcture-floatlng-ln-space hicles were faced with the pros­ cept It will stay somewhat long­ Workers Sentenced Pursuit Simplified . quire the newborn wolfllng book, axidressed to President pect that new manned space er on the moon, giving astro­ rom a 36mm original. And you effect. ’The photo Is dry-mounted which becomes his companion. Nheon. The old atithor has kept programs will be underway be­ nauts Charles Conrad and Alan can mask off a sleeping or on a center block, which la sur- Pick Your Price New York’s Central Park HAVANA (AP) — Four gov­ STRASBOURG, France — Un- Robbie’s adventures arc told pretty weU In touch over the fore the country’s political lead­ Bean a chance for two walks worklng area with ernment construction workers a folding rounded by a gap or space, one tU the CouncU at Eurxjpe drafted against a background of (arm centuries, and seems to have a ers wlU listen to their argu­ on the moon. screen decorated with photos. Inch wide and one Inch deep, have, been sentenced by a revo­ the Convention of the Extradi­ Ufe of the period. There was ready famillartty with Ameri­ ^In’ Pla ce ior Everyone ments anymore. It will also carry a more lutionary tpltounal to prison I was impressed, therefore, bordered with a thin golden tion of criminals in 1967, law can poolitlOB. vrtth a small but crowded booth plenty of hard work, but occa­ 'The situation today is much elaborate package of scientific terms ranging from three to edge. enforcement in Europe was hob­ (Phrased In an imitation—or NEW YORK AP — For hlp- The hippies and teeny-boppers sionally there was time for fish­ as It was in May, 1961, when Instruments. at Photo Expo '89, New York’s UnlPhoto' also offers a 6jc7 or bled with 184 bilateral agree- parody—of Machtavelll’s an­ p p fer B ^ e s d a Fountain, Just eight yeara for stealing cement ing, trapping, bobsled rides, a plcsvand grandmothers, for tod­ Alan B. Shepard put the country The moon may be put aside recent photography fair. On dis­ 8x10 "Color TransBrite” from ments on eKtradWon tique style, the book proceeds to north of the meadow. Hundreds and trading it to farmers for house-raising and horse racing. dlers and young executives who In a state of euphoria with a after several Apollo flights un­ play were several new ways for give N'lxon a lot of unsollctted of young people In outlandish food products, the Oommunlet Robbie has a crude rival for the modest—but at the time specta­ til It Is possible to send a larger camera fans to live with their advice on praictlcaUy every top­ carry kites In the attache costumes crowd the area Sat­ party newspaper Granma re­ attentions of a pretty girl cular—suborbltal fight over the expedition, roam long distances ports. own pictures at home or in their ic you can thii* of. cases. Central Park. Is the "In" urday and Sunday to stroll, talk, named Inga. He Is a favorite of Atlantic. over the surface, and stay there offices ... at prices amateurs Our Lowest Priced New Tire see and be seen. It did not report what hap­ schoolteacher Hannah Hitch­ But this is not flattering ad­ place to be these days. Reaction to Shepard’s flight for weeks or months. could afford. vice. For Nixon Is as much a "Groovy, groovy, groovy,” pened to the farmers. cock, and he is befriended by a Five years ago, a mention of was sufficient that Congress ac­ But the way Armstrong and The outfit, UnlPhoto Dynam­ PHOTOGRAPHY! victim o f the authors’ needtii^ commented one young girl In young Civil War veteran who is the park brought hoots of deri­ cepted President John F. Ken­ Aldrin were able to work on the ics, with a new plant In Farm- PORTRAITS flowered bell bottoms, floppy slowly making his way West. aa Johnson, Kennedy, HUm- sion and Jokes about muggings. nedy’s proposal to land on the moon, officials will naturally Ingdale, N.Y., is offering a var­ brimmed hat, transparent shirt 25 Planes Added Daily Piireiy, MicOaithy and other as­ 6.50x13 Tuboloss Plufl 1.79 Even Mayor John V. Lindsay, moon almost without debate. reassess whether later Apollo iety of sizes In color canvas COMMERCIAL One of the most aOpeallng sorted public flgxn'es. 88 and ropes of beads. appearing on a nationwide tele­ Though the cold war motivat­ missions con be made more am­ WASHIN<3TON—The load on prints which have been tried characters in the book is a na­ F.E.T. Ritd The gray-haired men and Hie Renaissance sage sounds Block¥fall Crusodor vision talk show, once quipped ed the moon race more than bitious than they have antici­ the nation’s air corridors In- tested In home decoration, turalist who teaches Robbie the women who sit In the sun on PASSPORTS off on such topics as foreign af­ Old Tire that hds bodyguard was absent anythmg else. It was the Shep­ pated. c r e a ^ by the addition of 26 K Is a color print in which the lore of the wilderness. This was park benches h^ve a different fairs, NATO, Russia, China, the because he’olgn to Im­ Mexico In years. ety of rocks 'around their huid- Fit 97% !■ * swamis and a callous disregard Oanaday. Farrar, Stmoa. $6.96. prove the parks with live propo­ Trade-In Allowance 16.07 88 Trade-In Allowance $8.07 of All 12 of All 12 88 for human Ufe; above all It is an For those who have, and those sition that parks are tor peo­ With Old who haven’t read Oanaday’a n Battery With Old India of ignorance, corruption, 6.50x13 TuboloM I*hw 1.79 ple. The action now In Oentral Volt U.S. pare YoH U.S. Care Battery inefficiency and a passive resig­ on-the-epof reactions to the New 88 Park. . .proves wo were right. F.E.T. and nation of ]>eopIe who will do York art scene. In hls capacity OontnU Park Is probably the Guardsmen Tire Old Tire Check Sears complete line of batteriee (or U.8. and foreign automobUes. nothing to help tiiemselves. Da­ of art critic for the New York biggest, happiest, longest-run­ vid, frustrated, repelled and re­ Timee, there ie an equal Intere^ ning celebration In the world," volted, finally takes flight. In this collection of his essays In a recent week, the Schafer Yolvos have always been Guaranteed to wear for16 a fuR 30 montbt. FuR 4-ply conitm ctlen Wollaston- is a good story-tell­ and reviews. Central Park Music Festival er who ■writes in a convincing It la a volume similar In some smooth riding comfort. Contoured sokrty shoulderf, presemed concerts by Pope and atmo^there. But hls chief skill respects to “ EJmfcattled Critic," . silencer > buttons. Jazz musicians like Blood, pretty sensible. Broke Job Sweat and Tears, Miles Davis z - \ and Herbie Mann. In anpther Sean Tubeless RkxhwoRs WhitewaRs nms u_ t-a rvOMfOi------a part of the park the New York t Rogukir $S3. ports and .labor Shakespeare Festival was doing GOING ON VACATION? ^ Guardsman whh O M Tim with b id Tim Excise Tex "Peer Gynt." A few hills away, Now Yolvos are sensible 8 8 V’ there were concerts by Uio ■ X SAVE over ^14 Why not keep pace with your home 7 J 5 x l 4 j 1 8 J f 2 1 -8 8 2-®7 . Goldman Bond. The Metropoli­ andpretty., Parts tan Opera and the Now York and Labor town by having your Manchester Eve­ Philharmonic Orchestra also Included 7 .7 5 x 1 4 / 2 3 4 » 2 -*® perform In the park during If styling is all that's l>ren ning Herald mailed to you each day? the summer. Most of the per­ keeping you out of a car that _ We Do the Complete Job: 2 3 -8 8 2 -8 8 formances are free; others have s Then we sklUfuUy turn and true 8 .2 5 x 1 4 ^ 2 6 J » lasts long enougii to get you out o Carefully rebuild all of your all the brake drums nominal charges. from under car payments, you hydraulic wheel cylinders For those who would rather s Arc grind remanufactured brake 2 9 4 W no longer have uii excu.se. “ s Remove end replace all of the shoes (or perfect (It to drums Fill in the application below and mail 8 5 5 x 1 4 " " 2 6 ^ 2 -* 7 do than listen and watch, there brake shoe releaae springs are baseball and softball dia­ s Remove and replace all of the s We flush and replace yoaro:ar*s it to The Herald along with your check! monds, bowling greens, lakes brake shoe hoM-dewn springs hydraulic brake fluid 7 .7 5 x 1 4 2 0 -8 8 2 3 r « 2 - * i for boating and fishing, hand­ s We remove and replace both of s We Inspect master cylinders, all 2 weeks: $1.20 — 1 month: $2.90 — 3 monUlo: $7.80 ball and tennis courts, bridle the front grease seals lines aid hoses, emergency brake FEEE Tire Mounting and Rotation paths and horseshoe facilities. s We carefully repack your car's s Finally we give your oar a rand —(all mail sutBcrtptions are payable In advance)— ’Hiere’s a zoo and a carousel for front wheel bearings test to asanie good braking Sears wants you safe children. CEHC). lU S tA T E PaHcegfr Tire Gaaraatoe Bicycling is one of the most Name TIm sJ Ufc Oaatasls* TTsaJ 'Worn-Om popular activities and the park Ef WHIRL WHIRL t lA J i O . FREE TUN R UPS li closed to auto traffic Tuesday AUGNMINT BALANCING and IVednesday evenings and ail Sears Has All Your Automotive Needs • • 9.M saast day Saturday and Sunday. Home Address We N w L w r w es hfc «f oil tear BRAKE , ’The spontaneous activities Grtertvr Hartford's Exclinivo Volvo Doolofshtp S-€ji. probably draw the most people. \ IsiltiM ■ \ STP OR Trofltiiioiit eburgi f tba eari—t m m d m 5 * A pleasant evening In Sheep mUm pvieo ^ Inspection for I toolHiy Enginos Mailing Address nm. Tm Mm Iba teGauM t.M aaefe Meadow—a grassy expanse In Sopor Spok Plugs Tmfr-yp Kits \" the southern half of the park — HartgIViiln I Yed- \ is likely to draw dozens of pic.- VOLVO VXCORR 1.88 n, 2.88 nickers, some wHh elaborate Scare Price Jobmon Kit E2aND SAVE W>«t H.rtf.re TM iSraeG Htreel Wla.lMlUd. (Old Kl*. $) SnUalhotton $$$-78$l MldJIatowa — a$7-$itl to get his kite up Ip the breeze. $t$-l$tl 4$M$11 Men.. Toee.. Tlnra., Ftl' MA.VCHESTER ^ 'E N IN O HE2LALD t$ t-7 U l 289-3461 Ouaosnheed or 8U ;158t $$•-0111 W>A. Boa. "It’s also a good way of meet­ $KAU, MWMNX AND 0 0 . Open Dolly 1$ to $•,$$ Open Mon. thru Set. Open Men. thru Set. 9:99 te 9 CO CtrculaUoo Dept, Sstufactiom Qemamttcd or Your Mon*} Baek Your Mawy Bno£’ 19 Bissell Street “ Sears Op*a DallT $ 1 . SJS Opra M .a. Urii lUL • M t n s m ing people," he added. Sat-.9:$9 to t 9 A.M . to 9 PJC. 9:99 AJi. te 9-J9 PJf. Wed.. Sat. S-M to s m f>P»m Mua. thru Sat. Mancbeitter. Conn. 09040 axAaauAsvcxAmt cto a*i. $ t* $ $ aJB. u $ p,xa. 9 aja. la 9 pm. $ M to a \ ■•- W^-. "

PAGE SIXTEEN y ______t ______— MANCHESTER EVENINGn c HERALD, jR A Lju^ iviAiNUHliJSTJijK, MANCHESTER, CONN., CONN., WEDNESDA’ WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN MCC Students Get Realistic Business Lessons Room Paint Books Added Hebron president of the Amston Lake . By JOHN A. JOHNSTON Improvement Association, was recently honored at a dinner Color Looks At Library held at the clubhouse. During the last aca­ e demic year, the Manches­ Once ' More, in their tribute to Francis, ter Community College Ac­ Dark Inside noUaa fellow members 'stated that "we Bl3^tho—-Brothers ot vengeenoe Vote Asked at Lake Amston can consider counting Club tried an ex­ By ANDY LANG MEATOWI ourselves most fortunate In that ■ 12 15 1/2 SILVER LANE^EAST HARTFORD Garter — Mr. Camplrcn's larth- periment in mutual aid we have a man such os ’Tom Ever select a paint color for a across town lines. It would 'WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS (Jlmryn — Ameirioan eonapbook On Liquor Francis, gifted with the motl- assist in setting up cash room In your house—only to dis­ CSieney — DeivU’e elbow -vaUon and strong desire to set and inventory controls for cover that it was darker when It EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" Davis — ’Itie pretenders ’The Board of Selectmen have and reach the highest goals." the Dutch Point Co-opera­ was applied to the walls? Glies — Slx-borae hitch been requested to call a spe­ "Two years ago he assumed tive Store on Hartford’s This happens often. And the HOURS' 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. ( to • Htaiter — Sons cial election to consider the sale the challenging office of the Sat. 8 to 8 (Closed All Day Monday) presidency, and with unrelent- Lipsky — ’The devil’s dai^hter of alcoholic beverages In town. Stonington St. The store, in reason Is usually the same. Col­ less drive, has given us such turn, would provide a place Lurie — Real people or appears darker on a large Marion — Catch mo a spy The requeet, in the form of memorable and enjoyable occa­ Boston Mutu.il Sales Corp., for the students to apply surface than on a small one. petitions bearing over 200 signa­ FRESH, PLUMP. BARBECUE Soowerott — The ordeal of Dud­ sions as parades, dinners, and distributor of Boston Mutual Equity Growth Fund, Inc. classroom theory. Thus, when a color la chosen ley Dean tures, will be discussed at the fund raising acUvltiee." the board’s weekly meeting tomor­ is pleased to announce the appointment A story of the prefect ap- from a small chip sample of the Susann — The love machine tribute said. row evening. Petitioners want pecued In The Herald of AprU kind carried in most paint Tate — Sam and me Included among the many of the following Registered Representatives stores, It can be expected to voters to decide whether the 22. Chicken Legs ’Torr — A mission of m«rcy people and orgonlsaUons that in Connecticut; sale of alcoholic beverages That budding venture has now 3eem deeper In tone when It is sent their compUmenta and best Vlvante — Doctor Giovanni should be permitted In Hebron come Into full bloom, as club on the wall. w.ahes were Ctongreosman Wil­ Williams — Sons of darkness, and whether package stores IV. ROBERT DePROSPERO members hoped It would months The lesson: always choose a sons ot light liam St. Onge and State Sen. VINCENT ViVENZIO ago. Aided, by a (7,800 grant color slightly lighter than you should be permitted and li­ and Breasts Non-nction Robert Houtey. from the Connecticut’ Commis­ want it to be. .'i censed to sell liquor and/or Anderson — ’The Balkan vol­ sion on Aid to Higher E(]ucation, beer. It’s wise, too, to examine the unteers Mancheeler Evening Herald Alan W. Gates, assistant pro­ chip samide In both natural and If the petitions were valid, It Barnett — Game and fish cook­ will be the seventh time Hebron Hebron Correopondent, Anne fessor ot busiiness at the college artificial light. ’This' is especially book voters have gone to the polls on Enit, Tel. 08-3971. and club advisor, with two stu-., important when selecting a col­ Bartrum — Water In the garden the Uqixir question. Since '1938. dent assistants, is planting the or for the outside of the house, Beckett — Cfiscando, and other the town has voted no each The University of Georgia, seeds of eajUer experience in . as one picked under the lights of short dramatic pieces time. founded In 1786, la the oldeet four other Hartford co-ops. a store may appear quite differ­ Bennett — Papa Rossi’s secrets ’Thomas Francis Cited state unlveraity In the United Salaries of Gates and the as- ent when the sun is shining on of Itiallan cooking Statea. Read Herald Advertisements aietants and money for text­ it. ''x, Ihom as Francis, retiring Bobrow — Computers and the books and accounting supplies (JolOrs should be chosen on the come from the grant. policy-making community basis of your personal prefer­ Burr! — 'The gaucho 3 Every Monday and Friday ences plus, the effects you are Canning—How to earn top dol­ morning, from 9:30-11, since attempting ^ to achieve. ’The lars in direct selUng June 1, Gates has been teach­ worst reason for making a se­ Oavell — Must we mean what ing a 2S-student class in the lection is that a color happens to wo say? MulU-Servioe Center at 76 PUny be "In” at the mbment. It may 'o Coaitee — Rinail: Philippine na­ St. In Hartford’s North End. The be "out" In a year or two. tionalist and mantyr group Is made up of co-op direc­ A problem room telll often Day—Remodeling rooms; wars, tors, volunteers, and Oomimunlty yield to the proper color treat­ floors, celllnga Renewal Team (CRT) members. In top photo, Alan W. Gate.s empha.sizes a point in ment. Want a small rooip to Dodge—Under cover for Wells The 12-week session will run Manchester Community College students and staff lb 0 seem larger? Paint the wbod- Fargo through the end of August. one of the .semi-weekly claa.se.s at the Multi-Serv­ assistants, check the lx>oks during a daily visit to work the same color as the Bdwardes — Glorious sahlbe; "The group is a challenging ice Center in the North End of Hartford. In bot­ St. Michael’s Co-op on Clark St., Hartford. (Herald walls. Want a large room to get\ the romantic -as empire-build­ Pft/ceo POP TA/P/FTy SAJOPPBPS/ one,” Gates said. "They ere tom photo, Dennis Fitzgerald, left, and Ivan Folkes, photos by Buceivicius) a more intimate feeling? Use er, 1799-1888 . eager and receptive because deep colors. Ceiling too low? Elliott — Furnace of the Lord; \ -\ they know If there Is no con­ Paint It a pale tint of the wall (QUARTERS) reflectians on the redemption trol, their store will go out ot color. Ceiling too high? Use a COMBO of the Holy City existence. They have a high darker color than the walls. (Selling — The chariot of the sun learning intereat. try hard to "EASTER STYLE,’' POLISH • U. S. Cholee-4«i Umi 7Ui Ribs Blues, blue-greens and blue- Glltell—^The pollflca of urban do their homework, and shoot grays are not recommended for education Commenting that he is work­ ' ■ ■ y '\( a room with a northern expo­ Henry—A farmhouse in Prov­ ing with individuals who have sure. ’The extensive use of warm KIELBASA ence varying degrees of capadtles f - red oranges and yellows is un­ Hlllaby—A walk through Britain RIB and abilities. Gates pointedly wise in a room with a southern, Homung-TyA source book of an­ I (HeraU pbotra by SUver) ■aid, "I teach the subject exposure. ’This doee jiot mean tiques and jewelry design through the student. I don’t mi that all of these colors should be Howgego— ’The city of London Boy Scout David Wert, who recently u nderwent open heart surgery, receives teach the subject to the' stu- avoided in such rooms; only through artists’ eyes gift of campiiig equipment from Norman Peterson, Rotary Club vice pr^ident. dent.’’He added that in the sum- m il that they should not predomi­ Jarvie—Hong Kong;' a society m.)r situation', he must >take ROAST nate. in transition South Windsor Boy Scout Gets Rotary GUv shortcuts through what would be Color can be especially useful Johnston—The Basset hound Tenderfoot Scout David Wert equipment, Petereon presented equipment and the moriy items considered traditional classroom In a kitchen, which lends Itself Lindsay—^Men and gods Shek thoritarlan one, he emphasised. taet night at St. Peter’s Epis­ s^ety flares to purchase the tomorrow at 8 p.m. All regls-' than the others. To widen the Payne—Mao Tse-Tung "We didn’t walk In and tell DAISY ROLL Plnney—Vanishing tribes copal Church, the troop sponsor. troop camp equipment such as tered Demooratk ore Invited to Suprome selocts only RIB STEAKS 9 9 ‘> look of a long, narrow kitchen, them they needed this and that. Poet—Russian porcelains In addition to the camping tents, canoe, axes, cooking attend. We asked them what they wore paint the side walls a light color UN. CHOK E CLUtt— iBt thru 3rd Rib* and the narrow end walls a Pullan—’The history of the Hie finest U.S. choice moat Interested In having. abauius U deeper hue. Their answer was three con­ Readhead—Ice dancing South Windsor i M o v y w v s i v i II I I W l trols: Cash, inventory, and food y l One use of color that Is often Sasthl—’The Shah of Iran •tempt. Classwork stresses text­ overlooked in a kitchen is on the Schwab—College curriculum RirfiOASTi.*!** book theory and the develop­ Interior of cabinets and draw­ and student protest beef* You'll love every ment ot the Accounting sys­ ers. In most cases, such interi­ Snow—The state of siege Residents at Truck Hearing UN. CHOICE BONELESH tem, and this is carried over ■V- ■ ors are painted the same color . / Sparrow—The great defenders bHe . . . and its valu- Into realistic procedures in the V as the exteriors. But they will Hiayer—’The war business co^jps,” he aald. look a lot more attractive If en­ Vmiard—A manual o f veneering ’The. student assistants are Split on Gravel Works Cur os trimmed. e. less wosfe ameled a contrasting color. Weehsberg—’The voices Club Steaks .*1®® Ivan Folkies of Hartford and separate boards of di- Wells—Garden In the West Mitchell Trucking Inc., ported the application was that tlons, was asked by Carino L Dennis Fitsgeroid of East Hart- «w b »torc hius a dl- Will—’Trading under sail off \ for your money. ford. Both are farmer students rector whose salary is paid by Sov» at iGOSt through its attorney Edward a denial of the application when during the refcdings did Japan, 1860-1899 would be a denial of the com ­ levels exceed 110 dectbei. of G ^es, and will enter their 1-HT. "Most of the co-ops have 2Qc lb.! Kuehn, last night asked lor a Williams—^The plague killers pany’s right to do business. Martin responded (hat the GENUINE NEW ZEALAND SPRING DELIOOUS HLICED llnal'year at iMOC’ ln Septem- become Incorporated," Gates Zeman—Prague spring. permit whloh would allow what b«r- aald. "so they will not be tnxed, Herman Maskel of West Hart­ level occurred for a period of 30 Excellent for Sandwiches! It considers an "Ideal" trucking ford, and a businessman In seconds for each truck during Gates meets with them each matter how great a profit limit ot 250 trucks per day, but town, commented that the sup­ an eight-hour day In which 320 morning to make dally plans because they are said that It would accept any Lamb Legs 74fi Beef Liver 49a ply of gravel Is becoming trucks went by his house. before they start their tour of basically rendering a commu- "SWIFT'S" BROOKFIELD, SLICED Boston Traveler reasonable limitations that the "scarcer and scarcer" and Ninety per cent of the loaded MtXVs association with the MEATY SHOULDER CUT FLAVORFUL GENUINE Dutch Point and,the other four m ix - m .u. Planning and Zoning Ckimmla- that setting a time limit on a trucks exceeded the 90 decibel co-operatIves will not end with Reports Readers co-opi: Charter Oak Terrace on OPPORTUNITIES slon placed upon their applica­ level maximum permitted by the summer classes, Gates gravel operation tends to ac­ Sunshine Dr., Stowe Village on AMERICAN CHEESE W ai|t Ted to Quit tion. celerate the speed with which California law, Martin clalnved. the Hartford-Wllson line, 8t said. During the next school At the same time, Atty. Her­ Lamb Chops 69fi Calves Liver 99a gravel operations are depleted. Edward V.. Sayers Jr., 563 Michael’s on Clark 8t. ' and Pl"-"" to give auditing SUCCULENT BABY BOSTON (AP) — ’The Boston bert Barall, acting on behalf of In addition. Maskel added, a MUler Rd.. asked If- the emo- South Arsenal Neighborhood *’‘P®‘‘*«nc«‘ accounting club James David and other Miller TENDER LOIN CUT — mrmberfi thmiiah periodic Herald Traveler said today that time limit concentrates truck­ Uonal quality of the argument Development (8AND)" on Cim” "'• '"''’ o'’* through Rd. residents, asked the com­ ing activity and makes the was hampering a sstlsflTtory UNLIMITED the vast majority of letter^’ ton 8t. In time, another store, mission to reject or postiione situation much worse than If a agreement. He was concerned lb Beef Liver 59a Northeast, will open near n ! ceived by the paper aay Sen. action on the Mitchell applica­ iinicker had no limit aa to the primarily with the quantity of Lamb Chops FRESHLY HLICED Main 8t. and Albany Avo. tion until the commission Theater Still Used Edward M. Kennedy should re­ length of time of hauling. 'the opentUon, not the quality, The students work eight hours creates a set of regulations SWEET LIFE VAC PAC PART Of a g r o w in g c o m p a n y sign from ttie U.S. Senate. A third point Maakel made he said] and he hod no deeire a day, five days a week and 8TOCKHOLM — The world’s which would adequately protect was that the town permits no to put Mitchell Trucking out ot -— pj,. oldest court theater still In use The paper said te'ephone calls residents from abuses ot the Pastrbmi k 59® make a point to visit each co- gravel processing jrtanU In buslnees. after Kennedy’s television ap­ op every day; for example. ** ouUldo 8tockholm. It Is permit. town which causes double Wilfred W. Richards, s traffic Sliced Bacon 89a KRAKUH HLICED Rtnu/ji a* __ _ I tilA riprkttinp'hnlni pearance last Friday, In which Stowe, 8t. Michael’s and Drottlngholm CVnirl Theater, Without new regulatloru, the trucking — out of town „ lor safety advisor for the elate who PLAIN or BREADED SAND In the morninif, and bullt In 1786 “aa ■ part o( the " he commented on the auto acci­ commission has no real pbwer processing and back In for use. Uvea on Wlndsqrvtile Rd. com- Royal Summer Palace -Swe­ WE ARE EXPANDING IN ALL SIX OF OUR dent which took the life of a Dutch Point and Charter Oak . to control any gravel operation, This double trucking, concluded raented that he feU'that the rood den’s Versailles. Plays are pen young woman passenger, were Chopped Ham k 59® In the afternoon. „ according to Barall. Maskel. also Increases truck could not safely hsndte that type • formed In the orlglrial 18th cen- Veal Cutlets 79a A typical day for them. Gates' J"*™®** *he PLANTS WHICH W lU REQUIRE ADDITIONAL 2Vi to one In favOT’ of his re­ It was Barall’s claim last traffic. of truck at the poated speeds, said, consists of reconciling "*“ '"Ss maining In the Senate. night that because of the word­ Sympathy WMh CoropUtaU and that permitting '.opentiione SKILLED MACHINISTS AND MACHINE ing of the regulations the com­ cash with the checkbook. and He had asked the*^ advice o' Former Mayor John Madden at that speed could "lead to a bank statement, recording the OPERATORS. IF YOU ARE NOT SKILLED S A V E 2 5 c ^ Massachusetts residents in de­ mission need grant a special "entertained some sympathy few tragic Incldants.’’ BIRDSEYE COOL WHIP 49® exception only after the most previous day’s receipts and dls- termining whether he should re- with comphilnu of people." but TTie oommleelon • did .not act ^ stringent re cre m e n ts have bursemenU, updating member­ ®>Xn. he felt that the "proMern Is not last night on the MlU-hell ap- FVenh PERHAPS YOU CAN QUALIFY FOR OUR HA v E y o u t r ie d o u r A LL4 E EF met. ship accounU for dues Income, TRANSMISSION 'The Herald ’Traveler ^ d that wHh the Planning and Zoning pUcatlon. bpt s<'<-ordlAg to^ V, Between 125 and ISO people checking Inventory for taxable TRAINING SCHOOL WITH A NEW CLASS as of 'T^iesday, 14 letters favored 'Commission, but with the Town (.”fi»‘rman Oerino w*!! meet in FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE (<«dkia 69® showed up for . the hearing, vs. non-taxablc Items, checking SERVICE Kennedy remaining In the Seri­ Council.” work eteelnns during the month many of whom spoke either for 3 food stampa on hand, and pre- 1 STARTING SOON. ate and 103 were opposed. Until the council drafts a or against the item. ol August in an attempt to de­ paring worksheets for quarter­ ISPECIALISTS Thirty of those oppored a'-d reasonable ordinance which will By far the most frequent termine what s reasotuihle deci­ ly financial statements. I AUTOMATIC— SUNUSSD HAMBURG five of the 14 In favor were from protect both the rights of truck­ PINK MEAT UR8E sion wlU be ) Gates said hla day does not point made by the advocates of ers and residents, this problem Smtvktd • StpoirmJ • Ssbdilf PLANT LOCATIONS out of the state. It was the conesnaus of the end when he leaves the class­ the trucking operation was the would continue to exist, accord­ m a n c h r h t r h ’The first returns from a poll commlaslonens. (Jaiino said to­ room. ’.’I average eight-10 hours economic benefits to the town ing to Madden. TRANHMI8NION conducted by the Prov‘c’'n ' which result from trucking op­ day. that they would not deny a day. five days a week,” he CO. PALM BEACH (;ARI)ENS. FLORIDA R.I., Journal-Bulletin showed 73 Each side In sn argument of the appUoation solely on the pre­ •aid. "teaching, setting up the erations. this nature Is "entitled to his CANTALOUPES 4i’l 1* Bralnard Place per cent of persons returnn-r On the other hand, the op­ mier that a modtncalion of rag- accounting system, and attend­ M «-om FORT LAUDERDALE. FLORIDA paper ballots from the paper's day In court" where It must be ulationa waa being cnnelderal SWEET, JUICY CAROUNA ing board meetings.” In addl- N«S«nwM« Warranty erataettan ponents of the operation most judged exactly who has what 0 Sunday editions favored Kenne­ frequently asked the oommlaslon by the town MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT dy’s remaining In the Senate. rights, according to the former The commtaetan wlH be con­ to consider the health and safe­ head of town government. ’The vote was 1.541-583. ty of the residents tn the area, sidering ryotoe toctors. safety, SOUTH WINDSOR. CONNECTICUT A total of 69 per cent of those At least one Miller Rd. real- etc., and wUl try to find moans objecting to the proposed figure dent. CTiiick Hawkins, spoke In PEACHES 16i replying' said they would vote to control off-site factors by of 250 trucks per day as being favor of the Mitchell ’Trucking VERNON. CONNECTICIT for Kennedy fbr prealdeik In regulstion of on-site factore, ac­ FANCY, MEDIUM GREEN excessive. application. He asked that the cording to Carino. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN m 2. Before the hearing was commission "make truckers RUTLAND. lERMONT Mary Jo Kopethne, a Wash­ The com mission did act Uet thrown open for comments, the meet all legal requirements ington. D.C. secretary, drown­ night on a sane change tn an DELUXE STATION WAGON commission chairman, Joaeph and then leave them alone" to ed July 18 after Kennedy’s car Induetrlal Park Zone which CarlTK). said that comments conduct their bualneaa. PEPPERS 23iil • 9 PASSENGER W e will be Interviewing at our Administration Building locaf- plunged off a bridge on CThsp- should be confined to considera­ Carino read a lettar from the would permit the rommlsstm to paquiddick island. ^ tion of the applicaUon aU' reapocieible , for her the conuniasion could rx>t con­ ell Trucking. ' SAM CRISPINO’S death. sider any problems of truck Robert Martin, who has led OF The Right Other hours by appointment. Telephone 643-2473. Ask for Mr. lbs. "It was an ui^ortunate acc4- traffic which were unrelated to the opposKlon to Ute trucking ‘Key Money' Adds tip To IJmit dent. said Mrs Joseph. Ko- that specific request. operation all spring, felt that TOKYO — In signing a boua- DOIIAR Paul Kaiser. pechne, in an Inten'lew at their Jose^' .Krawskl. 178 Foster atUmpta at comptxMnisc have >ng lease or rental oootract U1 Quantiticti Rd.. Wspping. cited the nsed SUPREME FOODS *1495® ® home In Berkley Hrfgb^ N J been unsatisfactory and that Japan H la customary to pay m ' Moke Your Own Pottles at TMs Price SAVIN8S Not iUkJ reported tn & copyright for gravel In town to tmprowc "residents of the area have an extra amount In addition to ry In the Boston Globe. Industrial land and .noted that been more than cooperative." thc-ogent'a oommleSInei. which WITH Retipotifllbl* n o TRUDON, liK. MAL TOOL and ENQINEERINQ COMPANY / ' "W e want » believe thl» If unlike sofne Other' trucking AU the raatdcnts are looliing le ueually equivalent to a SUPERMABKET VOUISWAOBN POR8CY1E For GITLF & WESTERN tXMtfPANY - . " SPECIAL for THURS., FRL Md SAT. the Kennedy name were not In firms. Mitchell Trucking regis­ tor, according to Martin, Is a month'a rent The added fee. MOUTB 8S, TOUaAND TPKB.—TA1XX>TTVUJ-E some way put Into this—we are tered their trucks locally and’ reasonable-'curtallmeBt of the known aa "key money." la Mm- FENNY 48ft HARTFORD ROAD- -MANCHESTER Typoemphiod going on In Itie same way •• If * paid taxes locally on their operation. liar'to a rental depoett and can Store Holts; Moi. ikni Sat. 9 a.a. to 9 p.a. were someone else. ’This could trucking operatiooa Martin. srtao eonduetad a amount to two to three monlhe' FRIGES ferrora have happened to any -one of Krawakl's centra] potnl and decibel level reading In the area rent —even more ter large new during prertous trucking opera-^ aperiroenla those girts, " she « ld . that of several others wtx> sup­ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 80, 1969 Section Two 14 New Television Series WEDNESDAY, JULY SO, 1969 lEUBtlftlQ WEDNESDAY. JULY 80, 1969 Pages 19 to 36 This Fall to Feature Blacks TV-Radio Tonight MANCHESTER'S HOLLYWOOD (AP)— Four­ Hal Kanter, the creator of teen series in the new television “ Julia," said, “ I’m not an an­ Only Fuel Oil Dealer f season will llave blacks in star­ thropologist or a sociologist.” T,elp.iii»ion / 8:00 ring or leading rol^s, He said he sees nothing wrong !8l Burke's L.aw (M) S^^rirunt Open 24 Hours A Day! with suspending reaUty and of­ 8-23) Mike Deugoas (18) . „ My Line The number Is slightly ahead .10) Perry Mason (30) Huntley-Bruikley-Brtnkle fering an underprivileged child 13) Merv----- Griffin------(3) G4dget of last season. Five series In a dream. . (18) Undenlocr 7:30 (8-10) Here Come the which blacks played roles were (30) rascovering America Brides ITie Michigan researchers (80) The Munstens (10-3IV32-80) The Virginian MORIARTY BROTHERS canceled and five were added. (4__ 0 ) F------Troop (3-13) Taraan In addition, football star Rosey pointed out that moat blsmk ac­ 6:36 (40) Weather (18)yDella Reese ^pw tors played “good” characters. 6:80 (30) Film (34) To Catch a Rhino W hom Customors For O vor Grier Joins the cast of "Daniel (80) F Troop 8:00 (24) Audubon H ava C om e Boone.” The most popular professions In (40) Truth or Consequencee 8:80 ( 8-40) The Kli« FamUy M@bil V3 o f A the first season'were musicians, (18) Dennis the Menace (8-12) Itie Good Guys But, says a report by two ( 8) I Love Lurv (18) Merv Griffin Hist — heating oil Oamfury! doctors and soldiers. In the cur­ 6:46 (34) Friendly Giant 9:00 (10-20-22^ (Music Hall Michigan State University re­ rent season there was a black 6:00 (8i}-10-l»40) News ( 3) BeveHy HUIbUlles searchers, the roles, dress and (20) Majria Today (12) Movie of the Week law enforcer and black cowboy. (22) Hlghlli ^ (8-40) Wednesday Night Movie language of blacks on television Blacks, they found, were (18) Leave It to Beaver (34) NBTT Festival —at least in past seasons—still slightly more apt to take orders (80) MIcHale's Navv 9:30 (3) Green Acres CALL 643-5135 are very white. (34) 'Mlsterogers Neighbor­ 10:00 (10-20-30) The Outsider than to give them. hood (3) Hawaii I7ve-0 301 CENTER STREET MANCHGSTBt Dr. Bradley Greenberg, as­ Among the new shows, Cosby 6:06 (40) 77 Sunset Strip (24) Folk Festtval on the Loring photo 6:30 (10-33-80) Hunilev-Brlnklcley Green sociate professor of communica­ and Lloyd Haynes of “Room ' (30) New Horizons (18) News tions, and Joseph Dominick, 222” play school teachers. Lee E ngaged (18) My Favorite Martian 10:30 (18) Ten-Thirty Movie (24) What’s New U):46 (8) T.B.A. graduate assistant, compared Weaver, who plays Cosby’s The engagement of Miss Cyn­ (8) News, Frank Reynolds 11:00 (3-8-10-12-2380d0) News, two average weeks of viewing In (3-12) Walter Cronkite Wither, Sports brother, is a garbage collector. thia Lee Sand to Richard Dale 6:46 (30) News 681 OPEN the 1967-68 and 1968-69 seasons. (30) Tombstone Territory Harl Rhodes In "The Bold Tracy, both of Rockville, has 7:00 (8) Truth or Consequences 11:26 (3) Wednesdiw St^Iight The researchers also found (10) A]frmpleted his edu<»tlon In from Thursday through Monday m c c i i E A R y cohol content of 0.27 per cent, or 6:ro Phi) Rlzzuto QUALITY AT A PRICE Besides, It Is doubtful that Caribou. He recently returned 7:00 The World Toniyn are expected to average near 7:20 Frank Otfford blacks are any more anxious to three times the quantity needed from a missionary tour of Haiti normal with daUy highs In the :no OTHER for a drunken driving conviction 7:30 Speak l)p Sporu low to mid 80s and lows In the FREE sec a situation comedy about In the British West Ipdles. He Is 4.10 Speak Up uporu TRADE-IN s'lZFS under state law. 4:30----- Speak . . Up. Martforr 60.S, SCOT MNTG the ghetto than whites arc to isee employed as a roofer for the .1:30 Barry Farben *4 ply nylon cord body REQU I^ e3; IN STOCK Summer recreation staff observes boys in various stages of sit-up exercise. Youngsters re^ster at recXcenter in background. the poverty of Appalachia in Eagle Sheet Metal Works, Inc., 13:16 Sign Off/ The overall effect will be sea- W nc—lesf “The Beverly Hillbillies.” West Hartford. -sonable weather during the first BRAND NEW i 00 Ailemoon Bdltlm part of the five-day period, be­ Said Bill Cosby: "I think the Memphis Floor Hub A fall wedding Is planned. '4:16 Marker Repor 4:20 Weather BRAKE SHOES reality of what happens in the MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Long coming a bit cooler near the ■1:26 Slri£tiy Sports e” ■ AC SPARK PLUGS news Is depressing enough. A known as the "Handwood Capi­ •4:36 Afternoon Edltint) They’re Phy^eally Fit lumber Industry since 1890. 7:00 Accent 69 Precipitation, from showers For 2 Wheels black man on a walk through tal of the World,” Memphis has Memphis leads the world In pro­ 7:15 Now life wbuldn't last IS weeks.” been the center of Tennessee’s 7:20 David Brlnklev Sa’.,,. —j , is expected to total % Exchange 8 T O B T B T pass sitll received certificates duction otf hajtlwood flooring. 7:80 News of the World to '/i Inch. 66c BIABOABBT ADUSIO of participation. The over 80 per PH O TO S B Y cent who passed were given a REGINALD PINTO book on physical fitness, a osr- tlflcate of '.achievement, and The wet gram and humidity coat or jackW patches. Their (Ed not keep 226 boys and glrU, certificates cbpgratulate them aged 6-18, from turning out tor for achieving 'pentathlon stan­ / the Quaker Oata-AAU Physical dards and for contributing to Fitness Pentathlon yesterday the "physical we1| being of the FiUlOUS BMNII lUME at the West Side Recreation youth of our nati()p.” Center. Helping to run the events Mel Slebold, director t < i W eath er also had to pass three of the S u m m e r SLACKS foUowlng tour events: (1 ) pull- COATS ups, (2) standing broad jump, Voluos to $16.00 (3) push-ups, and (4) aofttaejj Regular $29.95 throw. R^ulrements for pass, ing each ^ e n t waea Oatanntmt by age and sex. ' } 2 j CW NOW youngstors warn giwm RADIANT tags when they registered AUTOMATIC CONTROL which were later used In a TOASTER OTHER DHE88 SUMMER SLACKS drawing for prises. Those who PKRCOLATOR won apccer balls In the draw­ MARKED DOWN PHOPOimONATELY REGULAR TO $35. REGULAR TO $50. REGULAR TO $65. 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PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER, EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 30, 1969 ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1969 \ PAGE TWENTY-ONE 12th Circuit In endorstag the prr^Msal S t Hitchhiking Vernon Onge aald he believes It would Mary Cheney Library hopes to he a great step towarda the Trial Examiner Says VAC Deaths in Library^s New Film Set share toe projector with Whlton Vernon down when McGinnis would not D a n g e ro u s Court Cases improvement of. postal kervlce Memorial Lthrary and toe West agree to certain stipulations. ‘No News Is Good News* to the area. Side brancto. Recently McGinnis was order­ Should Rehire Old Strikers The Nation ed by toe code enforcement of­ ROCKVILLE SESSION Ilaltal i l a Aaalvenavy Can Be Run by Children Private Ambulance Serv>ice In A ll Ways In Post Office Merger VERNON — Mr. and Mrs. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — strikera are entitled to back pay. Harley Ennis Sttven ficer to cease operation of toe Two Vernon teen-ag'ers waived Leon'i Baltulonla of KeUy Rd., United Aircraft Corp. engaged One class includes those Who 3M0UNTA1N VIEW, (3ahf. Vot toe young reader who the classic Hans Christian And- Stocks Decline two-way radio he has from his Statistics, particularly where a hearing for probable cause celebrated their 60th wedding lost seniority and their old po- (AP) —Harley Ennis adverts; Vernon home to hie office / in "No news is good news," Ber­ William St. Onge forwarded l^ik to unfair labor pracUcea after fh®V*6nh> toe Anna Caroltoe crseiv j^ ry o f the malxdi girl’s Again Pressed by McGinnis South Windsor. , crime is concerned, can be mis­ and were bound over to Tol­ anniversary with a faihlly din­ siUdM when they were rehired 78, an illustrator for the Satur­ NEW Y(HIK (AP)—The stock nard Crcjwl. executive torector endbrsemerA to toe Poetmazter toe long, bitter atrike of 1960 French Junior Rdom of toe Hew Tear’s EJve. McGinnis tiled an appeal and land County Superior Court yes­ ner at home recently. under toe strike aettlemeht day Evening Post tor 20 years, markit tssumed Its decline in Confusion ocmcerning toe ed two hours before being told leading or Incomplete. of the Chamber of Commerce, General. Maty Cheney Library, some- ^ *’°y ® I“?»res8 toward hap- due to a technicality In ad­ _ , - leraayterday un on c-narKes charges oi of breakingdt*qbxiti? and should be required to ro- agreement in 1960. The other died Monday. Stivers worked as c’ riy trading today and the Dow transfer of a patient from the A and A service was avail­ Although C iw l (eela the The couple was married July vertising of the zoning hearing, Crime, for some reason, be- ^ entering with criminal In­ feels, concerning toe consoli­ hire some of toe strikers With Includes those who were dropped an llluatrator for several corpo­ tolng new has been added. Now *5®'^ Jones industrial average fell able. chamber would have heard 10, 1904 in St. Cathertoe’e . 6TOUS acts is poTtrd.ysd in a Rockville General Hospital to toe hearini; on toe appeal is comes more meaningful If It tent and larceny. Arnold Bevins, dation of the town's three post from toe preferred hiring list rations after leaving the Post. to «a * see, bear, and then read. Jajianese fMk story. through the 800-level. twmetoing if toe pn^xiaal waa Cluirch to Broad Brook. They back pay, says a trial exam­ 'Nature a convalescent home has again For some time now McGin­ still pending. ' hits close to home. 18, of 6 Ward St. and Joseph offices. Floyd DM1 Or reverse the proceduro. In toe first half-hour of trad­ being turned down by Waahtag- have two daughters, Mrs. iner (or toe NaUonal Labor Re­ afteii toe strike agreement ran Boy-.’’ nis has been trying to operate In Vietnam There comes a phone call Bleleckl, 19, of 9T7 Hartford Several months ago the Cham­ out and were either hired as BETHB8DA, Md. (AP) — This has been made possible ing, this average lost 4.13 points sparked comment concerning ton, he aald he juat sent a Marion Davis of Vernon and lations Board. Another J a ix ^ s e toUc tale. his ambulance In Vernon. A U8AF Sgt. Michael ' Albert, from the local police station. Tpke., were arrested at 4:13 ber of Commerce proposed con­ new employes In the first four Floyd Dell, 82, JournaUst and by the purchase of an instant at 797.83. The last Ume toe Dow toe town’s volunteer ambulance follow-up letter to Congreaa. • Miss Anna Baltulonla of Man­ "The Crying Red Giant,” re­ few months ago he proposed formerly of Rockville.'is on du­ “ Hello, Mrs. Smith? This Is Sgt. 2 for allegedly solidation of the three offices Estimates vary on toe number months of 1961 or were not re- novelist: ot the 1920s who wrote movie projector, with sound. i-dustr als c'osed below 800 tvas service. men St. Onge and feela a reply chester; a eon, Joseph B^tu- veals how the Blue Giant’s tliat he be given every other ty at Cam Ranh Bay AB, Viet­ and the servicing of rural routes of workers that would be re- The name is Just what it Im­ on Jan. 4, 1967. White of the Hammond Police breaking into a ^ k v l l l e paek- will be received aoon. lonia of Manchester; three hlred at all. 23 books and several jriays, died G.L. McGinnis, owner of the call rather than using toe El­ nam. from the ^ dressee’s town post hlred. The company figures 40 friendship and sacrifice helped Declined of Individual issues Department. Do you have a 16- store. grandchildren, and two greatr Under Elest’s order UAC would July 23 at his Betoesda lioine. plies. Shnpllci^ operation is ^ ? ^ ”®® lington ambulance as a back­ Sf^. Albert, son of Mr. and office. He said he la aure oonaklera* to 80; toe International Associa­ a delkrht In " e d Giant become friends exceeded advances by . about 200 A and A Ambulance Service, year-old d a u g h t e r named ^ 30-day jaU sentence was sus- grandchildren. have to pay toe difference be­ Dell was considered a chroni­ a d e l ^ t In this age of com- children. up service when toe Vernon am­ Mrs. Phillip Y. Albert, Is a A ?" pended and Peter Perottl, 44, The proposal received the en­ tion of toe propoaala envolvea a tion of Machlniata s a ^ 2,800. cn the New York Stock Ex­ said lie received a call Mon­ tween what those strikers have cler of poet-World War I dlsiUu- plexities. To coin a phrase. bulance was not available. fuels specialist In a unit of the dorsement of all three towns In­ detailed study aa to what ia en­ even a child can qperate It, or .. “ ^ r y , a clown recalls change. Panic-stricken, Mrs. Smith Windermere Ave., Rock- '^ha, toe amount of back pay recrived In pay since that Ume sionment. One of Ids besMcnown day tor the transferring of toe All of toe Vernon drivers and Pacific Air F\>rcea. Before his volved In toe rural delivery tailed In peraormet and (actU- the ajlrtfaumto adtdt. ™® and excitement of Trading was fairly active. paUent to the convalescent says, "Yes, w hy?" vlUe, put on probation for one that would be Involved la also and what they would have re­ books was "Moon <3alf.” attendants are volunteers, as arrival In Southeast Asia, he confusion. Tolland. Vernon and ties. Fim Degree Murder borne. "She's been arrested for ®^®r P'eading guilty to a uncertain. ceived in their old jobs from One Just Inserts toe oartritfee, yesteryear In ore Ellingtcm’s. The ' calls for was assigned to'Tyndall AF’B, Ellingrton. He said toe government haa 'Circus Day. hitchhiking and you’ll have to substitute charge of Wilful In­ W n x iM A N n c. Conn. (AP)— The 140-page report by Trial toe day toe company filled flips a switch, and relaxes ne said the family of the pa­ toe ambulance come through Fla. As the rhiral deliveries now asked him several questions A Superior Court grand Jury U.S. Shares Surplms come to the station to get her.” ® private building. He Examiner Lee J. Best is toe those jobs with someone else un­ Korea’s Origin Dim through one of these U-IS odn "Circus Animals" deals with tient had assumed toe town’s toe police station. He Is S' graduate of Rock­ What the officer hopes to gain originally charged with at,- stand, some of the people living which also leads him to believe Indict^ Joee Rivera Rule on a result of five years of hearings, o ute films: the--- care and training of cun*onl- ambulance was picking him up ville High School. In Tolland and Ellington, have toe proposal la being given ser­ til toe day toe case is finally SEOUL — Korean civilization WASHINGTOii—All 80 states Referring to another Incident by this action U a severe repri- breaking and entering first-degree murder charge beginning in. 1968 and ending ‘FTy Aiway” gives the young oi®l®. with particular focus on for toe transfer. They were not ious consideration. settled plus 8 per cent Interest. goes back in legend more than share In surplus property made last Friday, McGinnis, who mand for the teenager from her 7**" arrested July 18 for "work- Rockville post office addresses. Tuesday in the atabbtog death last year. But it la not Ukely ohserven his first experience In elephant, told the Vernon ambulance was Not all of Best’s finding went 4,CKM) years. At the beginning available for education, public lives In Vernon, said there was Steam Plant liargeet After receiving endorsement Vermon residents suffer much of another man July g. to be toe last step. flight as he views earth from At toe present Ume, no strict on a vacation schedule and parents,parenU. not the narents’parents' enml-enmi­ ^ of the three towns, the proposal against UAC. He rejected of toe (Christian era Korea was health and civil defense, toe De­ an accident on Tunnel Rd, The KNOXVILLE — The Tennes­ side a Windsor Ave. supermar­ confualon in getting mail as Ruia, 48, of M7 Mato St. WU- UAC is expected to appeal toe • schedule of shovrings Is being could not take toe call. ty- was sent to the Boston regional chargee by toe union (and by divided into three kingdoms; partment of Health, Education Vernon ambulance could not see Valley Authority la build­ ket. very often the mailing address llmantlc waa arreated after 00- case through toe fedral cotmta "The Boy and the North observed, John F: Jackson, While hitchhiking Itself Is not office and from there referred toe NLRB) that unfair tabor Koguryu, Paekche and 8111a. and Welfare annoimced. Prop­ The Ellington ambulance respond and Ellington was call­ ing Its largest coal-fired steam ...... I I. i , . ---- Threeiiiiee youuiayouths anaand uieirtheir cosescases Is different then toe one they year-old HowBid Rltts of WiUl- all toe way to toe U.S. Supreme Wind’’ Is a puppet animation head librarian, said. Any one erty for which the U.S. Govern­ backs up Vernon on emergency ed, when his ambulance was plant at (Cumberland City, ■ * Illegal In most considered for transfer to ju- to the Post Office Department practice by UAC led to toe The Silla dynasty, which orig­ use on legal documents, mantlc died of a atab wound Court. based on a Norwegian tolk of toe films will be shown when ment paid $132,802,179 was calls, but ’ this was not con­ states. In Washlngrton. Congressman walkout and prolonged It for inated in 87 B.(j., united all on Tunnel Rd. at that time. Tcnn. The two l,300,(X)0.kilowatt venlle court. John Herzog, 17, licenses and charge accounts. to toa cheat. ■foot ® f®w children are available for In addition, the crimes com Beat says two classes of nine weeks. I Korea In A.D. 669. made available to the states be­ sidered an emergency. McGin­ The proposal to give A and generating units are scheduled ofw 11 HighlandrugiuauBj ovf?.,Ave., rwcKVUie,Rockville, ’"Ihe Little Match ati4” Is viewing. In toe fall, he said.tween July 1 and Dec. 31, 1968. nis noted that the family wait­ A every otoer call was turned y and a^inst hitchhike charged with breaking and for operation In 1972 and 197$. era are Innumerable. entering with criminal Intent and “ There are menaces and hoz* larceny • otenrunlng from two aJ- 3 arda to both the driver and the breaks. His oeoe was hitchhiker." . Calumet City Po- transferred to the juvenile court lice Chief Caslmlr Linklewicz ss was the case afg^^inst* 17- said. yoar-old Leonard Sa^ek of "Each In his own way be Maple St.. Kllington. Szarek was BEVEALING (XTMBINATION—Transparont mu»- comes a target.” charged with tampering with a First lin and metal waa the combination for this number A driver, Linklewicz pointed motor vehtcle. by Paco Raluino, the metalworker of Paris couture. out, doesn’t know who he’s pick­ Dennis Kevins, 16, of 47 Ver­ ing up. non Ave.. Rockville, luui his N a ^ n a l It will 1)6 intrtkiuced at the fall and winter showi. "If he's alone, he could be case continued while It Is deter- 0 robbed at the point of a gun or mined If the juvenile court will S to r e s Z knife or he can be accused of take Jurisdiction. Kevins was improper conduct," Linklewicz arrested when found Inside a Sex Through Mails local lumber company on July "If there Is an accident, the 2. hitchhiker Is a liability and the young woman pleaded In- RICHMOND Hits Supreme Court driver Is responsible. nocent to a breach of peace (ConUnued triim Page One) "We had a case not too long ®barge stemming from an al- ago," Hammond Police Chief tercatlon with another woman. "Dynamic Intercourse" and maHIng Hot 'seema little burden George W. Wise said, "where a J®®" Bolton was ^rresteJ "Voodoo Eros,” Is stilt unset­ to Impose to guarantee tost dl- hitchhiker was killed within a ®®^^y Hyatt hospltal- tled. menalan of privacy to an Indi­ . mile of entering the car results of the July 11 In- COFFEE WInton M. Blount, the poet- vidual, aiherwlae helpless In his "The driver of the car was In ” master general, lold iVmgresa home, to 'turn off’ pandering advertisements which may bs toxlcated. He had sldes^pLd s ®®'^‘®®“ ^ earner this month sdvertlse- another car and in defender were requested and Regular menta for hard-core pornogra­ erotically arousing or sexually scTne of t L " ‘ ” ® granted, and Mra. Bolton will be or Drip phy are growing rapidly. ptovoesMve to him.and hi* fam­ “ I? end o T l ‘ ^®0 Py th® court on Aug. 12. Blount complained that at toe ily," the lower court aald. with the hitphhik truck Also scheduled for trial by same Ume "toe Judicial definl TTie mailers and hot seller* toe Im m J^ lt. “ «>e court Aug. 12 Is John J 21b tlon of obacenlty haa grown In- fighting toe law have reoelved HlZ^toir . 0'N®'». 24, of 300 Spruce St., creaelngly restrictive." He 7.000 to 10,000 order* froro the at^triri r h! ®''®‘ Manchester. He pleaded Inno- urged CUngresa to enact toe ad- Poet Office to date. Through Jo­ ^*^*"^* ' * * A ff\n #siin 1 McAlllrter * of 49^ Wadsworth Ull OSt., i., The appeal filed In toa Su­ However Ole court Is under­ iin " mi * picked them Manchester, was charged with preme Court began ae an at­ going Important personnel P. Wise said, "questioned failure to griurt right of way. tempt In California to block op­ changes Warren K Buiger has toem, asked for Identification, Stephen J. Neptune, 22, of eration of toe IM7 law. A spe­ talnm .»ver htr Earl Warren ea destination# and other------111 routine- iv In- iKjai160 oi., School mancnesier, St., Manchester, was Wiu» cial three-judge court heard toa (hlef hAtlce And by October e formation. ’Hiey appearinl to be f!m'd »20 for oiiemtlng with dc- - " suocaSAir (Or KXm Furtas zztll. case In IxM Angelee and ruled pair of hippies. The boy wa« fectlve brakea. 3 1 loss April 30 the law Is constitu­ have been named FINAST l!® charged and Uussell H. Orcen. 22. of 18 tional. Tha question now Is zzhatosr “ "® '®'‘ - • Hockvlllo, was fined "To require s commercial en­ Ihs court's view of Obscantty " ‘■'glnally $60 for btwich of p ou v and $20 S > M terprise to strike a name from a will alao undergo cISAnge. be n is *** li*' *o b>r IriUixicatlon. imd Ravniond 1 Kent / “ >^®ar-oId walk away pa- Wliitney, 62, of 87 Talcott Ave rolls I uem from a mental Institution. Rockville, was flhed $100 for Fist-Shaking Farmers have“ h«^°“ Imagine what might oiv-ratlng a motor vx>lilclo im- nfei, laH'icnce of llqiair a n ^ i - " (minted by the court I i_i,, , Included Michael J. IXumls 21 0 ^ HERDRIES KE Dirksen Neecjs^elp lice taaX"rnn'!‘’i ” 0!’''"®"'^ P®' " ’'~'*>cvllte Rd.. Rockville: tak " ®‘®''* ®'’"*bng responaiblllty: Ed- NATURAL SWISS ^ milKBRRS "osktaJ'^tar ‘ •'"'“ If®''" are RJeard of 9 Middle From Capitol Police h l t c h X ’ .'I*'®" ‘*’®y Mlune pkg ( f ’eziUnued from PjMP* (Me) Who picks them up. Mbs Ruth Wright of 78 Main of 12 " I oivlng through the country St . Mmichc.ster.. falluri' to Dirksen aald. wifring hla hand St toe orpmt* cryctat chande­ with (hose tractors, ramlrtng out f n scant riglit of way at an inter- every night, let me tall you It AJOrarv r ocn^ cecnon liers apd'gUdszl walla. ’^Tou can’t make a demon- was one -of (he most plsaszuit ex­ . Is On Orion I .'Mratlon here." he told toe periences of my life." ozm farm­ COOK-OUT SPECIALS I Finast crozrd that jammed the room er aald later f'erno’n , » ..A t 2 9 c Instant Breakfast riNAn .i,,.(« 4 9 c "Hut let me tell you It was de- China Is the subject of the "It will disturb toa Ssnals . 6 ' * A n » 1 0 « KAY BIf skieMO Cf 00 preMring to see ail of those de­ latest to a scries of special book Tea Bags cmdiniosi a z . moo 6 9 c COLD CUTS "Don’t push us around." a. 3 Despite the Rain, man yslled at DIrkasn caying farm buildings," a friend bi»ta prepared by the Mary Che­ 3 tk tM B0L06NA ailded L i q u i d Bleach HNAST ^ 3 9 c BEEF CUBE STEAKS The nolae attracteo rapUol po­ ney Ubrary staff. Oopieg ^re Pinoehlefsoes On 'The farmer* were aympa- SALAMI lice who Wedged (heir way I 14 Az 2 0 c Detergent rtNAjt. lo-suos 4 9 az 4 9 c BIG VALUl l';kFk6 (hetlc to us. sure." another man available,^ at the library. <105 through the throng and opened a The Vernon Senior (-Itliens PtCKU I eakt 'Hut I was surprised at IIH Az 2 9 c |iath for Dirksen to ..relraal Io Seventy-seven books, with a 1 tiUH'hlc Bariy Is ivic recrert- FRANKFURTS PIMENTO LOAF how much sympathy we got In (ha Senate floor, where his col­ brie# dewrtption of the contents til yestenlay at the lx)ttle Fisk "I just came out to say. the middle man and that we 0 and economic -Memorial building. Henry 'Howdy.' " Dtrksen aald aa he Mnditlona, description, (ravel have been treated like dogs (or Bark, with the following listed moved sway l.atsr. he added years " China’s relations with ’ otoer -thal- toe clamor "did not faze as winners; Harry Krause 627; We figure we've got only one lands, general history, hlatory Elsie .Vutlaml 618; Doris ma a Ml " SHRn LEE more group to convince." a 1’^ 1W2-1949 and history fro,;, Schweitzer 598. Ann .Morrell ■'1 went out under my own farmer aald hxiklng at tha Capi­ ISOO to toe present. 596, llertruile Edwania 590; power." he aald of the poUca In­ niiMratlons were done b>- tol "And lhat'a why we’r* Edwanl .Miller 889; Anna Rar- tervention " l^mn Beaulieu, a June Man- bei-o 575, ami A1 Nutland 567. FROZEN CAKES Ae the farmers tried in vein to c h ^ e r High School graduate, The next party will be held Set up another talk with Dirksen and Richard Herrmann of Lis­ Thursday at 1:15 p.m. at the CHOCOLATE • BANANA he told (hem his schedule was BooksttAre* Scarce bon, Oonn.. head of toe chem- same location. filled a smaller group talked RECIFE. Brash — Rscife. a ^ department at St Thomas ORANGE • GOLDEN more quietly zrtth Sen Charles city of more, than a mllUon m \ V School In Colchester. H Percy, R -| | l Northern Hrasll, haa oaty, M' The drawing prefacing Part Fallri to Death "Were tailing you that we bookatoros. Jut^ da For*, a ^ of the ILst Is a rooMcr. cknnot ' live with the present small city in aouthsrB Miaaa ■ w e that Is the arymbol of the ENFIELD, l-onn (AIM - A price etructure,'* one man (old Gerais Bute, haa 90. Attogeth- current year In the Oriental lu- U year old boy has died of In- -Percy ■’We^re having farmers er, Brasil has (ewer thjaa 1,000 ^ calendar. The reverse aide Jurle.s suffered when he fell SO feet (rum a rallrxmd trestle Mon- In my county paying thslr taxss bookstores.. ot «be page lists the symbols of undsr protest and Ihafe nev'sr M lunar years from 1900 day. Bruce W Russell, son of Mr. happensd bsfore." Toamstm IWI. with an- ac­ BHOCUUH and .Mm Beverly Russell of 9 '■‘Ths farmer zrorks harder for D E .W i* lAP) Whan H r i companying explanaUon 0# the Midway St., Enfield, died late ileae than any other-segment of Oerald Phlp|sz. wtls of a team Patents for an(yone bom In the economy Percy said, and each year. Monday night at St. Francis affirUl, tazzwd OU ths first tazOl Hospital In Hartford. He suf­ ske tched plana to Improve farm at an «*hlb«3Dzi hawball ga m . -A hook and poster display is fered , head and cheat Injuries Income by expanding world »»»wFsn ths MbMoota T«rii» to die main lobby ©f the library when he fell Into the Scantlc merkeU and ths Danvor Baai*. ah* ftfot near the refereiKe room. River. Mt RzMtirz TW Rlehl Iz lieui Oezetitwt Several farntera told him they lucksd set her higb-hseisd aMp- Frhez EHzztln Ties : T. 4»|ezt 2, A Tma ■e Bzaarza Ike 1 : 2. I I 4ed tzkaiA I i A u Tzkaoe hzzze« free OHat duln't think mich plans would pn*. ttaao mads a ersditabia work throw. \ : ■ S

Pa g e i w e n t y -twc> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTIHl, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JULY 30, 1969 MANCHEs'Ie k e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY SO. 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE f from the University o f Wiscon­ taught one year. Resident of dpver Public Health Nursing sin. Resident of Beioit, W’ia. flal- Manchester. Salary, $7JX>0. Columbia Board of Directors, presided - Rockville , ary, $7,300. Mlsa Joy Valentiiie, Project over a recent meeting at agen­ Special telacher appoint • Outdoors. She received a BS Hospital Notes Cflnptylotions to Ouf Brove Astronouts, NASA onil the [ntire Apollo II Teom! Teacher Appointmeiits Thomas Peters cy headquarters. menta: and an MS from the University Due to the lack of a quorum A t Us Monday night meeting, Thomas Procko, Lincoln Mrs. Josephine Taytor, Ben­ Was Joyce Barnes, Project df Illlnoia. Resident of Rock­ Off To France it was an Informal meeting, Visiting hours are U:M to 8 the Board dl Ekhicatkin ap­ School Grade 6. He received a net science. She received her p.m. in all areas except ma­ BONILESS CaOSSRIB OR BOTTOM Outdoors. She received a BS in ford. ni. Salary, $9,280. j serving to enlighten new mein- proved the eppotnbnent erf 70 BA from the Ujdverslty of Con­ B. ,ln 1983 and a m aster’s ternity where they are 3 to 4 196i from the ' "University eil- She received a BS last month Memorial Hwy. has left with a ville; Norman LeDuc Jr., Staf­ Mrs. Eleaiiore L. Gowen, I school social worker. She has in 1964, and has had five the 1968-69 budget In this first ings still racist: A teacher ot from the University of Maine. group of young people for Lon­ ford Springs; Cheryl Swanson Illlng Grade 9 English. She. re­ an MS from the Boston Univer­ years’ experience. Resident of year of operation of the three- ElngUsh at Manchester High Resident of Westbrook, Maine. don where they will visit for Vernon Ave., Rockville. Mil­ ceived a BS last month from sity School of Social Work, and Hartford, Salary, $8,150. town agency. Tliere Is $4,780.01 School, a teacher ot nxathema- Salary, $6,800. five days and then cross the dred . Genovesl Graml Ave., Eastern Connecticut State Col­ has had four years’ experience. MIm Barbara Brown, Project in the bank and a budget of Ucs a t Berniot Junior High English Chsinnel by ferry for Rockville; Gloria Chadwick, Mrs. Harlene F. Krayet, Na­ lege. Resident of ManchestCT. Resident of Coventry. Salar>-. Outdoors. She received a t BS $37,700 for 1969-70 has been ap­ School, and two fifth grade than Hale School Grade 2. She Salsiry, $6,800. $8,900. from Russell Sage College in a month In France. East Hartford; Francis Willis, ROASY lb teachers (Lincoln and Buck- proved by both Mlaa M atilda received a BS In 1967 from Miss Gaye McFarland, Ben­ Miss MaryAnn McAdams, re­ 1949, and an M.Eld. from Peters £ind the other students Burbank Road, Rockville; Sal­ ley). He expressed optlniism D’Espo of the Northeastern Re­ A Southern CVjnnecUcirt State Col­ net mathematics. She received medial reading. She received a Springfield College In 1966. Res- In' the American Institute for ly Lentocha, Hale St, Eixt., about filUng the V'acancies soon. gion of by the state Department ARMOUR STAB lege, and taught two years In a BS last month from the Uni­ BA in 1088 from the University IJcnt of Hartford. Salary, $11, Foreign Study will take an In­ Rockville; Ellen Tosado Vil­ He said the system is also of Health. EARLY MORN-SLICED Northampton. Mass. Resident versity of Maine. Resident of of Massachusetts, and has 600. tensive four-week course In lage St., Rockville, and Bernice seeking a psychological exam­ Mrs. Phyllis Jones, PH N and GRAND UNION All Hiat ar All Raaf of Rockville. Salary, $7,280. Westbrook, Maine. Salary, $6,- taught in Attleboro, Mass. Mrs. Garret DeBoer, speech French language and civiliza- Perzanowski, Nye St. Rock­ iner, an elesnentary music teach­ agency supervisor, reports Mrs. Nina Cullen, Nathan 800. Resident of North Attleboro. therapist. She received a BA Uon at Lycee Preslea, a French ville. TORKEV nurses made a total of 211 home er, an elementary librarian, and Hale School Grade 6, She re­ from Newark State CkjUege In university In Vlech. Birth Monday: Daughter to James Peterson, Bennet so­ Salary, $7,280. visits during the month of two remedial teachers. ceived a BS last month from 1968, and has had one year’s TTley will, during their stay, Mr. and Mrs. Jose Tosado, Vil­ FRANKS cial studies. He received a BA Miss Barbara Joan Moore, June; Columbia had 70, Hebron, Bradlau said his office has Central Connecticut State Col­ experience. Resident of Vernon. have an opportunity to travel lage St., Rockville. this year from Colorado State remedial reading. She received 86. and Andover, 86. A total of mailed all contracta to admin­ lege. Resident of Hartford. Sal­ Salary, $7,000. some In France and will spend Discharged Monday: Kenneth University. Resident of Den­ a BA from Marywood CoUegie 117 therapeutic visits were istrators and secerxiary school ary. $6,800. a weekend In Switzerland. Satryb, Davis Ave. Rockville; ver, Ool. Ssdary, $6,800. in 198f7, and has tauglit in made. teachers, and is halfway through Keith Jones, Nathan Hale Peters was graduated from. Douglas Baskins Felt Rd. LB. _ Watertown, Conn. Resident of Mrs. David A. BertorelU, LB. the mailing of elementary teach­ Grade 8. He received a Thcmtis Russo, Illlng Giade Voices’ Range Wide Windham High School in June. Wapplng; Robert Tennstedt Watertown. Salary, $7,000. newly engaged aa the fourth er contracts. BA from Hartwlck (College In 8 Engliah. He received a BS (CHICAGO — Human voices He enters Bates College in Center St., Rockville; Nicholas DM tTDDUISH Mrs. Janet Sterling, pre­ staff nurse In the agency, will A ll BSCABMATn-SUCD EHementary school appoint­ Oneonta, N.Y. last month. In 1988 from Central Connecti­ have been known to produee Maine in September, where he Wilhelm Reservoir Rd., Rock­ STWf NUTKrr begin her duties In August. sucD tmi lb. ments are; Resident of Wethersfield. Sala­ cut State College. Salary, $7,- school handicapped class at sounds pitched all the way from will major In French. ville; Eric Wlnot, Glenwood St., BOILED HAM Whit. BOLOGNA Jir ry. $6,800. 000. Keeney St. School. She received 40 vibrations per second—In a He will return home Aug. 31. Manchester; William WUcox IXTIALUB \ BarraHiomn . SWISS OR Thomas R. Alexander, Lin­ a BS in 1988 from Chatham Ool­ Manchester Evening Herald M eat coln School Grade 8. He grad­ Mrs. Barbara Peragallo, Juan A. Sanchez, Bennet sci­ deep, deep basso—to more than Nursing Meeting High Manor Park, Rockville, GROUND ROUND Waddell School Grade 1. She ence. He received a BS this lege. formerly Pennsylvania 2,0(M per second—In a colora­ Andrew Gasper, secretary of Columbia correspondent Vir­ and Rebecca Chessey, Crane CUBE STEAK uated from Blscayne (College In umxss SAVE UP TO 10% ON LARGE received a BA In 1967 from the y,;ar irom Central OmnecUcut Oollege for Women, and has tura soprano. the Columbia - Hebron - An- ginia Carlson, te],' 328-9224. Road Ellington. Miami, Fla. In December 1968, WITH r-MS COUPON *n 0 tutCMayi and taught from January to University of Buffalo, and has otate Oollege. Resident of Plain- SHOULDER STEAK LONDONBROa O' i' Ot M.oti June of this year. Resident of three years’ teaching ex­ vUle. Salary, $6,800. cannu T oam^ Viuck& perience. Resident of Man­ ETiBSBNB C S OQ au Manchester. Salary, $7.0(X). Manchester High School ap- ^COueON GOOD 'Mtvj lar C Im4 ' chester. Salary, $7,880. IUU>EC0T ^ \ _ _ Mrs. Lticilie G. Bahnsen, Lin­ polritments: CALVES LIVER ROAST RKa H. Mrs. Jennie Poet, Nathan B T O m coln School Grade 1. She re­ Peter DlRoaa Jr., social stu­ tSCAIHATEt Hale School Grade 4. She re­ PORK CHOPS . 7 5 ' ceived her B8 in 1903 from dies. He received a BA In 1968 Southern Connecticut State (Col­ ceived a BS this year from KIELBASI irom St. Michael’s Oollege. MNUESS WIENERS lege, and has 10 year’s ex­ Eastern Connecticut State Col­ Shop-Rite Prices Are Down u n s B o m Resident of New Britain. Sal- CHICKEN WINGS 3 9 ' perience, moot recently In lege. Resident of Andover. Sala­ ry, $6,800. aiy, $6,800. RUMP ROAST Simabury. Resident of Glaston­ w h e r e BONELESS H A N S . ; Norman Rivard Jr., Nathan, Mrs. Marla Eyaaagulrre, Span­ bury. Salary, {9,600. A V A Il A R lt ish. She received a BE from Miss Jeeuuie M. Baldt, Rob­ Hale School Grade 8. He re­ To Earth.. .Why Pay More? ceived a BA from the Univer­ Talca Teachers College In Chile INPORTa - AU UAB UAKB$ Pine. Pink-dropefruit ertson School intermediate sity of Connecticut last month. In 1950, and an MS from South­ educaUe claas. She received a "SHOP-RITE'S U.S.O.A. GOVT. GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF' BS last month from Southern Resident of Manchester. Sala­ ern OonnecUcut State O o lit e In CHOPPED HAM ry, $6,800. uTnmnA.AUTOu Connecticut State Ck>Uege. Res­ 1068. She has taught for 13 ident of Manchester. Salary, Mrs. Mabef M. Sliver, Bow­ years In Chile and New Haven. ers School Grade 1. She receiv­ Resident of Hamden. Salary, vine Ripe, Meaty, Sweet GENOA SALAMI $6,800. niSHLTNADE DOLE DRINK Mns. Michele Stephens, High­ ed a BA in 1949 from Brooklyn $11,600. College, and has taught three land Park School primary Miss Stella Geotgopouloe, iCattahMipti S ^ » = | years. Resident of Manchester. POTATO SALAD educable class. She received a Englldi and Spanish. She re­ Salary,. $7,880. BA in 1967 from Rlvier 0>llege, ceived a BA in 1967 from Au- Oven Ready ■■ I Cary Stitt, Nathan Hale and an M A last month from guttana College in Sioux Falls, I Fresh Picked, Native School Grade 6. He received a Cut S ^ r t Teachers College, Columbia S.D., and taught two years in Roast BA in 1968 from the University iSw eet Corn 10 e a r s 40^1 University. Resident of New Coon Rapida, Minn. Seiaz^, $7 - SHOP-RITE S TOP QUALITY LEAN TASTY UARDiraiBB/ ^ York City. Salary, $7,800. of Denver, and has taught one 280. lO fT I FOR TOMATO JIIKTK Mlsa Kathleen Delekta, Rob­ year. Resident of Denver. Sala­ russel prouts ry, $7,000. Mias Marie ^trone, home ,Bor-B-Q0 B S 3 ertson School Grade 3. She re­ P Beef Steak SUcing economics. She received a BA UANDUBMII SACRAMENTO ceived a BS from Eastern Con­ Mias Michelle Vadrails, Rob­ Smoked last month from St. Joeeph Ool­ necticut State College last ertson Schoor Grade 1. She ITomaiOM Firm Ripe, Ib. l-qt. 14-oz. lege. Resident of Manchester. SWEET PEAS month. Resident of Manchester. received a BS In 1968 from CINTERl_,„_ cans Salary, $6,800. smin-cHocoi •1.00 Salary, $6,800. Rhode Island University, and CUT I FIRST WITH COUPON BIlOW AND an MA last month, from the Mrs. Sara RoUnson, giMdanoe Hams Fancy Mrs. Kay Donneetad, elemen­ Chuck SteaksI h 69* CUT MAIIGLCAKES PUaCHASI OF tS 00 OR MORI WHITE NEMIIM wme i>oKK tary music. She received a BS University of Connecticut. Res­ counselor. She received a BS SHOUiOfR A A . BIRDS E Y E ident of Storrs. Salary, $7,300. llirirl 'Hat MGUX'IO •• t*»r from Pennsylvania State Uni­ In 1988 from Eastern Cbtmec- LembCiieas » 99* I G r e t a P e p p e r s . b .1H GULF SHRIMP •^11. CAMPBEU'S BEANS versity in 1961. Resident of Mias Madlyn Vecchlarelll, ticut State Oollege, and an MA tot toTTMC Ot ttaiimc ____ - F 4 9 * FRENCH FRIES SUCEO ceived a BS from Southern Con­ TOM TURKEYS BUTT HALF - FULL CUT TREE TAVERN 'nnnnit yit cuf COupun Pie'i'u'.' ,vi« ' ■' ■ ' Manchester. Salary, $6,800. In 1966 from Wesleyan Uirfver- Sbiiiik ef Lm 6 ■> 49* P Freeh Oaitlen 1-lb. necticut State College In 1967. Blty. She has had two years’ 16 oz. Mrs. Nancy B. Fitting, Man­ CUTFORSTtW SWORDFISH STEAKS OUTH PINE PINK GRAPtlRUIT chester Green School Grade 3. Resident of Bridgeport. Salary, experience at 8y k «» Jurtnr 18 to 22 Smoked Ham ib 59* P I Z Z A P I E pkg. nusHBoRuxss 27c $7,000. iij C u c u m b e r s MiriiBTR'Sfir' She received a BS last month High School In Rockville, and RcckalLaiidi i>45* lbs. A»a. CUT nOM tw POtTION Of tOtK LOIN ' ~ c from the University of Hart­ Mrs. Joan C. Youngs, Nathan nine yeoni at Rham High 3 9 ^ Ham Slices ib99^ COD FILLET. AMBRICA’H FAVORITE Hale Sclunl kindergarten. She CemriryRAs a 59* LEMON MERIN 8 9 ford. Resident of Glastonbury. School. Resident of Manchester. sTonrm -mobixsi HEINZ KETCHUP Dole Drink Salary, $7,000. received a BS In 1968 from Gor­ Salary, $10,400. ‘ y- t h tMi\ COUPON a n d P u»C« a L i Mrs. Rosemary D. Giannlno- ham (Maine) State College, and -SMMAOttSflm^LE O' n "lO O i a O K has taught eight years. Real- Mrs. Ronna T. Slegal, art. ASSORTED COLORS FOR COOKING of SALADS FRUIT PUNCH CRAPE or ’ FROZEN FOODS l ;- ; :8 9 14-o z . to, Lincoln 'School Grade 3. She received a BS ^ month P L A IN - O N IO J ^ B G G htiN. CXiPON c,00(J 'Htu ‘,A’ AUO Ind She received a BS from Cen­ dent of ToUand. Salary, tT.OOO. 4 Junior high school appoint­ from Southern Connecticut W aldorf Mazola Shop-Rite tral Connecticut State (College State Oollege. Resident of Bast CHICKEN or TURKEY LENDEBy BABELS plyjr. AlWW ments: “r 25c " " ITI.TRA RKFINEW) last month. Resident of Hart­ Hartford. Salary, $6,800. Bathroom Tissue Oil Orange Drinks luBunnito / ^ ‘ ^ ford. Salary, $6,800. Mlsa Margaret A. Babcock, Swanson Mrs. Jean A. Kellogg, Wad­ Bennet Grade 8 Engliah. She Robert Eaoavldi, mathe­ pk q o( J uice 4 CLOROX BLEACH matics. He received a BA tMs dell School Grade 6.„ She re­ reoelved a BA last month from 4 rolls Dinners ceived a BA in 1966 from New the State Unlveralty of New year from the University of York at Albany. R e s ld ^ of Un- Hartford. Resident of Manohes- * I « 1, r-^ Rochelle College, and a mas­ 29« 1»9 4289 S/UWWICHES 6 ' 5 9 * C 43c ter. Salary, $6,800. ter's in 1968 from the Univer- adllla, N.Y. Salary, $6,800. INSTANT SHOP RITE Light Chunk Tuna rtty of Hartford. She previous­ Kenneth Krivanec; IlUng earth Mrs. Carol K, Moriarty, bual- WHY PAY MORE? SLICED OR HALVES W M I t iR O S E ly taught two years in Msmehes- sdencs. He received a B8 In neee education. She received a ter, and one year in East 1961 from the University of Con­ BS in 1969 from Central (3on. MAXWEU HOUSE Progresso SHOt-IITE "C IA H A" CAUtlElOWEt or necticut SUte College, and has YELLOW CLING R E D I T E A Lyme. Resident of New Londen. necticut, ■ and has taught in > CO FFEE T omoto Sauce Salary, $8,000. Stonlngton and Tolland for eight had 10 yeare’ teaching ex­ PEACHES B roccoli Spears Mrs. Cheryle E. Annal, Mar­ years. Resident of Rockville. perience. Resident of Manchee- tin School Grade 6. She receiv­ Soliiry, $9,080. ter. Salary, $9,680. CHICKENrJEA - ed a BS in 1968 from the State Mlsa Leah Lentocha, Bennet Robert Allbrto, eoclal studies. $ R I « He received a BA In 1968 from University of New York' at Os­ Grade 8 Engliah. She received a BIRDSEYE wego. Resident of Syracuse. BA this year from Notre Dome Hobart College. Resident of N.Y. Salary, $6,800. College of Staten Iskuid. She .-Manchester. Salary, $6,800. S OFF LABEL 10c OFF LABEL SHOP-RITE WHOLE SLICED BEETS OR Orange Plus Miss Susan Knight, Bowers taught one year at Stamford / WlUam DlYeso, English. He Tide School Grade 4. She received OathoHc High School. Resident received a BS from the Uirf- SOS PADS a BS from Southern Connecticut of Manchester. Salary, $7,()00, versity of OinnecUcut this Laundry Detergent White Potatoes State College last month. Resi­ '-;2't^ -89^ M ii« Anne H. LeSluiy, Bennd year. Resident of Yorktown TASTY dent of Manchester. Salary, Hefghte. N.Y. Salary, $6,800. TATERHOUSE CRINKLE CUT GANNON .mclal studies. She received a bo>r>s ^ ^ R C T?ai^~FooclA IfMPlINf; $6,800. BS lost month from Eastern Miss Priscilla Mally, physical 18 Miss Patricia Loftus, Bowers Connecticut State College. Resi­ education. She received a BS 2-lb. French Fries School Grade 3. She received last month from Southern Con­ £ ‘ dent of MonchoHter. Sal>I- 800.' necticut State Oollege. Resident pkg$. WITH COUPON BIlOW AND leg^ of Our Lady of the Elms 9 9 ^ John E. McLorney. Bennet of Hamden. Salary, $6,800. i m URMFT. I X. PURCHASI Of IS 00 OR MORf in Chicopee. Mass. Resident of Grades 7-8 mathenuillia. He re Mlee Marian E. Menser, SHOP-RITE REGULAR DAIRY DEPT. SH O P-R ITE U S D A G R A D E A DELUXE QUALITY - VAC PAX ti-i *• 1*" Manchester. Salary,- $6,800. ceived a BS In 1966 from Cen French and German. She re­ nor - TiHHi CREAM CHEESE Mrs. Julie T. Magllo, Man­ ceived a BA in May from SkM- ' RmfiStmCTRORKANA 0 range Jiiice trol t'onne^cut State OaUege T H I S W E E K f \ pfv v< y chester Green School kinder­ and has b e w teaching In Bloom moro College. Resident of Went Potato Chips Sh o p -R ite PASCAL CELERY 2 5 ' garten. She received a BA from Hartford. Salary, $6,800. Orange Jake field. Reetdent of Miuichvtteir UOhT CHUNK tu na the State University of New Sakiry, $7,880. Mrs. Joan Cliolko Penders, Bacon 'X SELECTtU VINE RIPENED York at New PlaU In 1966, and Englleh and Spanish. She grad­ nneDBffnoMeNEEre ♦' I •' Mrs. Ruby Cleveland. Bennet ’b;r * DOUBLE lED $I2E has taught for three years In uated from Central Connecticut 39 girls' physical education. She re­ Brooklyn. N. Y Resident of State College in 1968. Resident R RMMUTTf JUBml ceived a BS In 1967 from O l^ - MOULARnnSCHMANN’S . - 6 9 * ChickenmSen Brooklyn Salary, $7,786. of Stratford. Salary, $7,000. -1 homa State Unlventty. and has 100 TABLETS I 5 t n 8 9 < : Ik M •- ■- •, COUPON »N0 Mrs Nancy Muehlman. Rob­ John Royneedal, English. He A U VAt«TRS-VAC FAX SHOf-RfTI IEw h it e I ^^COlOIS nmiiioes LIEDERKRANZ . r,' is-', - C« - 0#l 11 years’ teaching experiem-e. M argarine ertson School Intermediate edu­ received an AA in 1986 from / SHOP-RITE 6 EARS Resident of Rockville Sahuv. 'Arj I«o pickages ot youi choice with each 00 puicnaie Tkovpon g o o d l a ' _*yo i-t cable class. ^She received a Staten loland (Community Col­ Cold $9.9510. Anocin' 'l O r n T I B 'pS-. 3 9 c B8 In 1968 from Indiana I Pa: I lege. BA from (?lty College of HAIR SPRAY Corn on the Cob PINEAPPLES - 2 9 ' State Teachers College, and K iss Nancy Howard, Bennet Cuts TBOnCAlO New York In 1967, and MA from SHOn^EtmiATIMAl 6rear ORA NT) I'HIO.N taught one year In Spring Mills. mathematics. She received a A U tkCAT w AU 1 0 OtCAt MATS ^ PEACHPIE the University of Wfbsconsln. Hidden bog v ' lABCT Ltm Pa, Resl^fnt of State College, BS last month from Central 0a Resident of Racine, Wts. Sw bs / ' ^ FRUIT DRINKS : 3 9 ' SOLID BUHER Pa. Salary, $7,000. Connecticut State Oollege Read- Salary, $7,300. Magic ' Bologna •ONAm / ' SHOP-RITE \ DOZENDONUTS 3 1-lb. # r _ Miss Janet Pacheco. Nathan dent of Wallingford Salary, $6,- Mrs. Caroline SchueMer, ape- 800. Nn* TASTt SBOAT40N LETTUCE 'AS' pka. Hale School Grade 8. She re­ clal education. She received a SHOR-tin W affles .1 9 * ceived a BS last month from Arthur A, McCann, Bennet so­ BA In IMS from Ihorfer Col­ lion BEST rrJTitf 1 - A Si^m (Mass.) State College cial studlOB, He received a BS lege, and a it. E3d. in IMS Deodorant I “ * « » LOMA PLASTIC $J19 in 1968 from Northeastern Un|. Franks pkg. Resident of Falrhaven. Mass from Teachers CbUege Colum­ • Mtet 1 0 ^ ° j 9 9 * .BRIQUETES Salary. $6,800. versity. Resident of Glaston­ bia ITnlversMy. She has taught Spray bury. Salary. $6.8<)b. hkafoaoAw Miss Carol Anne Pattereon, pewvlously In Near York City SHOP-RITE AU f l a v o r s Keeney St, School Grade 8, She Mr*. Leslie Novak. Bennet and Windham. Conn. Resident TOOTNtAiTt ie< 04T LAIR. JUMBO pail- dish pan. laundry bskt -waste bskt received a BS .from Eastern science She received a BS last of Columbia Salary, $10,180. Ice Milk iRMArr A n ssorr o n _ _ Connecticut State College la-st nH>nth from the University of Philip Stearns, E lfis h . He -KiiULSiie Cod month. Resident of Andover Hartford. Resident of East received a BA In 1967 from Col­ PARKAY MARGARINE -44' Salary. $6,800 Hartford Salary, $6,800. deem 8 9 ^ Fillet lb. by College, and MA this year 2 4 9 < ^ KK 30-A0 COUNT SHOP-RTTI- 12 CONES & CUPS 2 SHOP RITE Popsicles tVIIYe v iiT ^ CANTRECE Pink Shrimp £OO^OMS CHOC. CHIP COOKIES 3 Tt^Ucc Panty Hose 12 OT ALUMINUM 20 OFF Powdered 10’ OFF LABEL Final Touch LA UNDBY *H,ri WE ARE MOVING TO Lux Liquid UTILITY POT Cold Water All 3 B All Giant Fabric Softner ^^ isk Liiqiiid 5 Iby -A $T17 Idwot* 254 BROAD ^ST.. REAR 4-bi » ■ X \ 8 4 * for \ I \ • I 6 4 ; J 79e .2 1 1 • a . / corn i We will be Closed from July 23rd \ BABSTtAT ' thru August 11th. PROSPECT A>'E. and BLVD. RK.RTI. WEST HAJtTTORD . m e r i d a n , MISS BRECK. BWSCtwm SBBP* 587 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST mo ALBANY AVE, HARTPORb RAaBtm iBG COMMUNITY PRESS 450 SL.ATER RD, NEW BRrT.U> WA^NGTON ST, j A M ji s s r -MANCHESTER 280 WINDSOR AVE- WILSON MIDDLETOWN. r»\N V»"4LIS 6 4 3 -5 7 2 7 M O&M S POIWDER ' 6 9 * wenen wucnvf ntnu s a t amc. « i ALL STOBES OKN MONDAY TO SATUkDAY 9 AM f.M. Afc,ty A „ Sfor, Omn Tm . Wtd. 6 PM. imd TMi BKMT TO LWMT OUAMTTT1K ItM ilw T m w f ^ W « l — T i1plB-a Gaw ter, 180 BtaiWwt SgaBn Opaa PrkiBr NiglitB t» 9—AM Canttn ClaaaN Maaiara PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANClHt^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 \ ■ MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, ILANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PistolTight \ In Viet Bar Being Probed r e m e m b e r w h e n t h e By HABBT n U M B O U r A&P GIVES YOU BIG SAVINGS The Vam Bkcelee Tlmee ' SAIGON—A 'liarrooin ihootlin BUTCHER W OULD three weeta ago in which a FOR A SMALLER TAPE TOTAL! decor ated ahd poUttcaUy in­ fluential wwnmnnder of a crack South Vletnameee army imtt GUARANTEE YOU A allegedly kWed two American military policemen is still under w e care inveaUgatton. Officials have refused to dis­ [iU S S 'No smoM, cuss the case aiaoe the June SO QUALITY CUT OF MEAT sbootliig. "It’s under inveetlga- tion,” one officer said. The American role In the in­ vestigation is purely advisoisr, according to legal experts, iOOO since the U.8. would have no Juriadiotlon over any legal ac­ tion agBlnwt the Vietnamese commander...... Part of the reiuotaace of of­ & ficials to dlwrusa the case ap- parenUy ^em s tram the sensi- 9 w p p : C | i| n .. Boi^ tt Peers GROUND ver Falla, Pa., both members BONELESS BEEF of the 716th MUltary Police Bat­ TOP VALUE talion. Both had been scheduled CiliforRta f lI c BEEF to return to the U.S. within SO Frasbly IrHRd days. I V STAMPS, .“Super-Right” SwHtsJuley ■ The shooting stemmed from popular Front Cuts . '® ’ i 2 ‘ ” S 9 ^- “?r ■ 1 ^ 18. a celebration. It unfolded, ac­ M ' TOO cording to sources, Hke this: tMitl RIK Can and two aides, both cap­ tains, were In the Ivory Tower T ' * . \ /' \ ',’ ' ' ‘ ,’iV ‘ ‘ ‘ ^ t^ToimihlM l 9? Yellow Bananas 2*-29* night club on the third floor ...... n ------lA ...... of a building In downtown Sai­ j|l VALUABLK COUPON gon celebrating a battle victory a few days earlier in Lciig s e le c t POPULAR MARKETS HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM FOIL lANE PARKER Khanh province. All three were semi-boneless 18-INCH in uniform. WIDTH FROM OUR DAIRY DEPT I^AL FUHIR R e y n o ld s W rap ” i:69* '.“ r An AmerUm sergeant, net L em on P ie '.v;.49 identified, wtto was slightly In^ 4th th ru 7 th B ' FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS QUICK FROZEH toxicated was seated nearby MRS. FILBERTS S O R CORN OIL sizu S - talking In a loud voice. Can Mk- Good thru Soturdoy Cascade Detergent “"45* W eight Watchers o n Lu . ;;:s9 ed the American to )oln his August 2, 1969 WITH ENZYME WHY PAT MOatT group. A&P MONEY SAVER LAUNDRY DETEROENT MAR AMNE Limit Ono Per Customor FOR THE At about 11 p.m. Cox and \b. 6 LAUNDRY Workman entered the slub on a Bold Detergent V.."85* C old W a te r A ll r ? “"BS routine curfew check for U. 8. 3 7 ^ Pound EIGHT 0 ’ CLOCK WELCH’S servicemen. They spatted ths TaitiO’Ssa sergesht and told him to leave...... ***ii_l He was violating the curfew COOKED HADDOCK B9®l VALU4BLC COUPON which requires servicemen to PilUbsry TOMATO be In their residence by 10 p.nk c h u c k STEAKS POPULAR MARKETS COFFEE ' -< ''’5^,1: /<5,s Vegetable Sale! Can did not want his com­ CINNAMON ROLLS panion to leave and an argu­ %tl ZI^ Extra Tender A Flavorfol NISCAR ^ MILD & MELLOW ment ensued. FROZfcfJ FO OD SPECIALS ’ ‘ During the argument. Can re­ 1 rSvieirPiM is Sliced Rad Beets JUICE portedly slapped one of the s.l«t cholc. M * * HP's in the face. The second BIRDS EYE 1--I .0 9 i . Cut Green Beans Good thru Saturday 4 9 (U of Cut Red Beets MP grabbed Can’s arm. Can ■tr punched him in the abdomen. PEAS & CUT CORN August 2, 1969 The MP who was struck, was eeeeeee* Limit One Per Customer First Cot 9 •eaeeseeeeees e e e s e • •' eVkOBa I lb. - 26 said to have pulled out his pis­ " X 69* tol and tired a toot that hit Can lb. ‘te ^|oo cam In the thigh. However, both of 89C 6 the MPs’ pistols were missing ^ BIRDS EYE when Investigators arrived at 19lSlb. the bar and it could not be con­ MFPCO SKIHLESS FRANKFURTS VALU4BLK COUPON firmed whether they had been by tbe Sliced Strawberries POPULAR AAARKETS fired. piece 5 9 ( smsTeRsm ptAs ’The Vietnamese officer rolled -Mi 5 'L fi 9 5 * behind the bsu-, pulled out Ids —...... i - 8 01. p'r 4 9 ^ \ WALDORF TISSUE own pistol and shot the two Treasure Island rail IV ilffM T tow PRICt OSCAR MATER pkg. ' With SULTANA FROZEN MPs. 6 9 « Luncheon Moot thi t lANE PARKER itiaM ...ia»M 4‘ Workman’s body was found on C I I D I l i D ^ $ 1 I pack _ _ _ Bologna pk«. ^ ^ JIIKIIflrDeyetoed Ib.lo^ W SLICED the floor near the bar. He had Goed thru Soturdoy M eat^inners i:: ;" 3 XT 1.00 W hite Bread ENRICHED been shot in the legs and chest. OSCAR MATER ’6 3 ® P o i t T O m i Libby’s August 2, 1969 YUKON CLUB Cox’s body was found a t the CAP'N lOHN'S FROZEN FROZEN— BOIL IN lA I ROSY RED foot of the stairs leading to the BiflrU & Piwont<^ ------Limit Ono Per Customer HAUDOCK Of 4M t at. ■ Ikig bar. He had apparently fallen >0range Juice 5 t.°.^9 9 * Fish Dinners OCEAN FERCH ^ p l f i . I a U V Banquet M eatSlices 2 X : 55* down the steps after he had BiVERAGES FUIH ASSONTtO COLORS been shot. COCONUT CNOOOUTE DROP HAWAIIAN According to some reports RiCUIAR or lOW CALORIE more than 20 liiilleto were fired PipMarEaileM Hudson Napkins 2 S'.; 29‘ K e e b le r C o o k ie s 49* during the shootout. JOHNSON n p ftb CUSnitiatSn After the shooting Can and his PfOBtic WHITE MEAT 2 8 oz. g o o PUNCH two aides went to their Jeep and 6 no return ■ Ritz Crackers '.’C 37‘ Wheoties Cereal ';;24‘ ordered an aide to radio for help « wNin to the 11th Battalion which was t BABY bottles I BAtr VALUABLE COUPON WOOCT.MKV I VALUABLE COUPON t blvouacke at a park behind the PjesldenUal Palace in Saigon. atANS ALL FLAVORS TbIsOeBpee HreawdaTbo N My fee ate at PifMar pr;ea The Battalion dtspatched a POWDEI In Poly-Tin Bogs lo r I Wettb V truck and two Jeeps containing Btmus SolU rock In Jht WlMeiE wHb TM. at least a dosen armed soldiers. Extra Frnshnnss Csn returned to the Battalion Compiadra Wf^AvageloHe compound with his escort, fol­ SPICK SWAN II ,r. CMcke. needle iaap \ lowed by two American MP Nursing ^ .m . mm ^ e a w w i. m m . i w « . A|- Jeeps carrying mounted ma­ 7 0 1 . ^ SI I WITN THIS COUPON | I chine guns. The firing at the Unit ,4 Youpoy /M*r m m Ivory Tower had attracted the . I YOU PAT ONLY | two Jeeps. 79 'S A short time later Can, again under armed escort, went, to a 1 6 8 ct. A | LOOK... CHECK... SAVE 5 H W 1Ceepee P«rP8M8dly I VeM ikrif let., tkig g im 2nd SPEOAl MU... MVI ° military hospital at the • Air- Scett Big jRoll Towels 3Rolls ^ 1 r B a a l' tf«M Itiru Slit., Aegusi Gild R | tom e DIvlalons Compound at I m Hoa Hoa Tham on the outsklrta Pkg. HATIVE SWEET of Saigon. Again the American Brillo SoofI Pads of 18 JANE PARKER VALUABLE COUl’ON Jeeps followed. 7 01. VALUABLE COUPON Guards at the Compound halt­ lysol Spray DISINFECTANT Spray Con CLOROX ed the Americana and threat­ ■S Pkg. BLUEBERRY TklsOei TeeaidsTba \t Tb’jieepee Tonsil nw ened to open fire if they at­ o i 12 BLEACH tempted to enter. A short time ra Top Rolls From ^ '' Wart | { « M Paraiiiiet later American advisers at the ALL FLAVORS 5 28 < Farm 4v m Rd 3* OFF lABU Compound told the Americans Popular Soda Non-Ret. Betties bth PIES Peal to leave. They did. XAR«CORNjk ka.\. I______VflMd Thru Selv Auf ust Snd_ \\ H U Veld IWu CM.. Auvurt 2nd _ MP's after they tried to arrest Kal Kaa Da| iFn E Chicknn>Portt.Stnw B 1 4 ... ISC him and shot him in the lag., Bvtgnt Reuftdt cortt .. - **a CT* vxmlXm - However. mUltary policemen Easy Ob Spray Stvck 15 ei« Rproy cor> .m Pricof gWatflva thru Set., Aumm 3itd, ie*e in this Cemmunity uinI Vicinity. Wa retmrva the r lu h l t^Hmit*qwelitll^t! note that American MP's are ‘ ijySjJ'POTATOls not permitted to arrest foreign nationals. \ Said one MP: "If there’s one thing drum­ med into our heads. It’s tow to treat foreign nationals. We DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY don’t touch them and we don’t have the power to arrest them." Can reportedly Is sUll In com­ MANCHESTER mand of ths lUh Battalion. Ha SOUTH WINDSOR la currenUy in the Saigon area 7t. MIODU TU«NH«|. u » 1 0 1 1 1 ? .? lOW olOUf on "convalescant laava" aa a SULLIVAN AVINUE SHOPPINe CENTIR reault of his wound. ^ I Si Imaa te- (acawrfm— I

.. y,.: y. i'-,' PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WED^IESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 80. 1969 ‘ PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Cornell Sets Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons New Cam pus ‘T hink IsraeF, ' '"'Trrrn Qi Investors T old Conduct Laws By JOHN A. JONBS FREE < / Plump, meaty and €fven ready^, * . popular sizes! Tbe Loa Aagalaa Ttmaa By EWC WENTWOBTH LOS ANOBLJiS—Mention Is- < I. The WBaUngtoil Post /.■ 16x13 inch full-color portrait ^ r t M to moat paofda and U m y ’U Trustees of Cornell Universi­ i' real your family to succulent turkey... and treat your budget to extra savings! p r o b a b ly th in k f l n t ieator who ia willing to atari itors as well as the 13,800 stu- a near InduatrUU project or ex­ denU who were the principal with this coupon and any *5 purchase with this coupon and any *5 purchase pand his cam activity thane. target of such regulations be­ r.niioon effective thru Sat.. August 2. i imit 1 pkg per customer Tha nation offers solid inean- fore. Coupon effective thru Sat . August 2. Limit 1 pkg per customer. ^ thraa like a flva-yaar (raa ride They spell out in more detail We rMcrva the right to limit quantitle*. on a company’s tnooma tax, a than previous rules what quick shortcut through dlminfah- forms of disruptive or obstruc­ tng rad tape, and even a oom- tive behavior are prescrib­ putertsed recall eyetem to re­ ed. And, a Cornell spokesman veres the "brain drain"' of qual- explained, they Include new, tfted people who are working specific prohibitions against eisawhere in tha world but such conduct as "using wouid rather return to'Israel. language or actions likely to Loee than a year attar tbs incite the use of physical force state of Israel was formed, the or violence by others." MORE TIME FOR FUN IN THE SUN W ITH first government in IMS sat up These rules would clearly out­ tha Raaaarch Oouneil o t Is r a e l. law the sort of incident that oc­ Tha emphasis on sotantUhs rs- curred in April, when militant aearoh has oontlnuad, with blacks seized the student union i strong govsmmsnt moourage- building and secured guns in msnt, and Us welooma to new "self-defense” against a fear­ I Industry is aapaetally warm for ed counter-attack by angry oompanias in raaaarch and de- whites. v a lo p m a n t. The government ottem a The trustees’ decision to vest 80 par cant aubaidy on tha salarisa Oomell’s President or those ho of tachnioal people working on designates with responsibility approved raaaarch rojaota. Car­ for enforcing the rules and ter said. This brings tha cost of initiating disciplinary action is quick's ta w neals bratnpowar down to what seams particularly si^lflcant in light a bargain basement layel by of recent history. V. B. stsndarde, because even James A. Perkins, Cornell without aubaidy, salsiies are president who announced his half or lase what they would be resignation in June after sharp . . 2 /-■ ' z h e re . criticism from several quarters r Carter aatlmagad that aktllsd for his handling of campus workers such aa alaotrtctana problems Including the April Large and Luscious ■nay be available for about 1380 crisis, insisted repeatedly that oojj - I Save over famous national brands a month. Bagtnaera and eham- student discipline was primar­ rrrrm:a(Mh._ iats work for about 1800 a ily in faculty hands. month. Thsaa arc tha kind of The trustees, Cornell Vice paopla who command aalarlas President for Public Affairs of around $1,300 a month tn the Ste.yen Muller said this week, m Stop&Shop_foffM Otataa, tha Uwluatriallat noted. wanted it clear that henceforth f.'« Buainaas and Industry may be they would hold whomever was our Best Quality Morton hampered by . IsraaJ’s uneasy president responsible for Mu- Sweet and juicy. Turkoy, Chicktn, ralatlana w ith Us nslghbora, but dent conduct. Full, rich coffee flavor comparable Carter said oom pan lea are For the time being, the Wonderful eating, Botf or Moot Loaf plain or with Stop & to nafionally advertised brands . . . thriving and growliv daspite judicial system for * handling at a much lov/er price. All the popu­ that anvtionmant. student violations remains—on Shop ice cream, Try lar grinds . . regular, drip or elec­ "I've seen truoka oarrytng the books at least—the system sprinkling on a little Stop & Shop s famous White Gem chickens cooked to a tric perk. marchandlss from the laraefl- of student-faculty joltA boards salt, fresh lemon or Dinners occupiad area on the Waal Bank which went into effect lost year, lime juice. beautiful golden brown in our Caterer's Kitchen! 1-lb can (of tlM Jordan River) Into Jor­ many critics this spring con­ dan." Oaitar reportad. "Trade tended the two boards’ effec­ with this coupon and any ^5 purchose juat continues. OeoasSonaUy tiveness was destroyed by the someone wtU throar a bomb, but Cornell faculty vote during the Exclusive at Stop & Shop Stdres only! Criupon effective thru Sal . August 2 i.imit 1 iikg ner customer then It conUnuea. Buatnaea la t',— iuat after the "guns in­ n _____ L ^ i l c e n t e n n ia l cident” to nullify reprimands ALBUM ^ V V V 9 w m r j ' j m 'J ^Il'I.-T rrT ^-T rn i;/; .9^9.9 V 9 9 9 9 9 9 That dlaputod Waat Bank tar- ag-im-t three black students for Barbecue^^Chickens Basehall rttory woold ba eapadatty fovor- an earlier infraction. . As advertised on abto Juat now to a U.B. biMl- Cornell Provost Dole R. Cor­ Ready to heat and serve . . . what could be nicer? the ^11 Star Game. niaaman'w tto wants to expand son, charged with .presldentUd Hiahlights of 100 Ms horlaans. Ckrtar aald. years of baseball. duties pending ap p^tm en t o< Plump, meaty White Gem chickens seasoned and Narrated by Jim- $ 1 9 9 "Juat before I latt Uia oon- Perkins’ successor, was expect­ cooked in their own natural juices! They're the tender- / my Stewart and U s u a lly ■ t,'* fsfvnce, (ha govammant enact­ ed to name members today of First of the Season! / Curt Gowdy. 5 3 ed a rsgulaUan. allowing leana the task force comprising stu­ est, tastiest, moistest chickens you ever ate. A Cater­ of up to 80 por oom for Inveoc- dents, faculty, administrators mant In tha Woat Bank area In and other cm ^oyes that will re- er’s Kitchen pride and joy! Take home several for appsoved tnduatrtas," ha mid vieiw existing procedures. quick,, easy meals indoors or out. And next pjcnic, "TlMre ara other T>set ex­ Bartlett Pears port oonc eoslons, oral they w ill One possibility this panel will Peter fan Peanut Butter pack some.in your hamper. aJmo give 100 per cent polltlcaJ likely explore, Muller sold, will Peanut butter ^ndwiches, plain 1 0 be creation of some neiw, uni­ Take advantage of Inaurance." versity-wide judiciary board to or with jelly,/are kid-pleasers. With this ^ | lO Oerter didn't have, (he decalls this fantastic offer. ateui that kind of Ineumncw pol handle rules violations by pro- Delicious Bartlett jumbo jar, y/u can treat tjie whole gang! Loundry Detergent tossors and other employes os 1 ' Icy—but a company with re­ well as students. Present pro­ pears at a terrific cent menwrlee of unkind treat- mini-price. m ent-ln LsUln Amerlria. for ex­ cedures for faculty and other with this coupon and any *5 purchase employe affenders, he ^ d , ^ Delicious vegetable salads ■ r / y }k 0 ample. might Ithe the eound at seem outdated. Corson sent a Cooked to tender perfection Coupon tff*011 vt thru S»Ji, August 2 Limit 1 pkg p«r cutlofnor. K enough to Bnd out. Mini-pricing^ saves you money at Stop ^'^hop Another eftractlon In the ter letter and a copy of the revised Pure Florida pinf 0 0 < -y. Fresh from our Caterers Kitchen! ritory captured In ttn and rules to all . .members of the in our Caterers Kitchen e a te r’s Kitchen Ice Cream pkg M M W iiwm [B8top.aw>i/ jjjj'j'j'j j jrrj'J'j ^ admlntetered by ba«e( to that K ComeU community this week. St<^ & Shop Maple Walnut Cake r 2 / ’i hae a labor poof which to not T h e itrustees, ho wrote, wore so eaitly found toaowheri In the aware that meeting the state’s Orange Juice ^ o p & Shop Fudge Cake 2 / ‘l c o u n try deadline "precluded adequate Fresh Potato Salad Cooked Roast Beef "X Osftar aald there are 18,000 (xxisultatlon with faculty and Daisy Donuts 3 / ‘l ''ooromtiler*’’ dally iiroatoiig etudents." He added they wouki Half Gallon MO. I ot Sliced or by the piece a Stop & Shop Silver Cake pociuKje *0^ (Tom the Waal Bank area Into “ w e l c o m e suggestions for A perfect way to start the or Cole Slaw laraat Itoatf for |oba that aren’t amendments" after cliusm re­ day is with a refreshing 16 Dz. potato salads . . . regular Ready to serve. Lean, tender ▼ available In their toi'ittory sume in the fall. Maxim „ A unique aarvica kaapa tope drink of orange juice. with smooth, creamy mayonnaise " Fresh from our own ovens ! Too, Corson stated, the 276- or zesty German style with oil and beef cooked in its own natural on an Mtlimafed 8,000 to 8,000 memiber "Constituent Assem­ vinegar. 15 oz. crunchy cole slaw juices. Sliced just the way you Freeze Dried larseUe with .maalav*a degrees bly" comprising students, pro- and torhntoal qunltfloatlona who made with fresh shredded cab­ like It. Delicious with Caterer’s feasors and others imd formed bage. would like to work to Utotr In the wake of the April upris­ Kitchen potato'salad and cole Daisy White Bread hometond kal oan’t find jobs ing, may have Ideas the trustees slaw. thMV win adopt. Fresh Flounder 7 0 Sliced enriched bread made with the Coffee - There ere no bwnerWdp stringa attached' to ah InduMrtal J finest ingredients. More than enough laveelniee* to laraat. carter Icecap Genn*Frcc lb Low mini-prices on tempting all-time favorites from our Caterers Kitchen! slices to satisfy your family from with this coupon ond ony ^5 purchoso said. A company tshfiahod In Fillets morning toast through bedtime formal can be 100 por cant lor- An n a r b o r , IClch. - some Coupon tffscli.t Ihru S«t . August 2 t ‘ t 1 i«f p«> Customgr elgn-awnad. areas of Antarctica are virtual­ snacks. A good value! ly gemvCree, according to a 6 4 t University Of M l c ^ n botanist K J a o p o d w p , / V V y / 9 9 ^ 9 V, i i i Cokmiala Died at S4 making conservation plans for Chkhen Pies / WAJUONCrroN - U la expoe the continent. These areas of Oscar, Mayer Bacon 89a 25 Meat Balls ^ CCr’A r " 'A/!0!09 f f ti/ Generous portions of tender fP \ Mini-pricing^ saves you money at Stop & Shop 000') 00 00 000' Uncy at the time of tha Revo- the Iccicap are devoid of life Dell Hut Brand. A perfect size huiotuuy War was 84 years. It ex»ef)t for widely scattered chicken with vegetables in a to serve a crowd. Heat and serve with spaghetti or pile Birds Eye Frozen French Fries ^ 8/*l bad tocraasad to «3 by tha ba- mlcrolMs In a dormant state. Weiners 3 0 1|> savory gravy. Topped with a ,4ny or all these coupons may be Oscar Mayer into many submarine sand­ Frozen Chicken with Noodles ‘^oV i? 49* gtnntng of tha Civil War. tn tiaky crust. 12 02 pkg. wiches. Alt lean beef sea­ redeemed tcith one $5 purchase the past •• years tt has to- 49i soned just right. 50 oz can Roman Meat Lasagne ’i? 49* rrs a a e d fo o m «T y o a ra to TO. RANGI Oscar Mayer 'Cntr 79!; Taste 0 ’ Sea Shrimp Pa^le Dinner 3 / ‘l X Ml Chicken Salad 59V ‘cX; 6 /5 9 * A f u e l o i l Spar-Kool Lemonade OFF Caterer’s Kitchen. Freshly prepared with chicken, Macaroni & Cheese 3 » *1 Kitchon. Tand#r npidm __ t t WANTED GASOLINE Meio Gold Franks 1?. celery, seasonings and Stop & Shop mayonnaise. tanffy choasR insesfoni in a 8 oz. Available at stores with service deli depts. cr>e«M sauct. Pop in the oven till Clea.LUaaaW BANTLY OIL Real Sharp Cheese USED C A R S Armour’s Salami - - Step I Skep. WcOgi er Mr. Rm Oom Weight lliD PrleeM d ‘ . |\( Large Pizza 59Vi Stop & Shop Frozen Coffee Lightener M \ l \ I I Riggio brand. 12 inch size. Heat and serve. M eat Loaf 2 Ihs *|** PWAU M i t e l Caterer'e Kitchen. With tomato juice RoMly Mbaiw. Your momiftf cofrt# »"ll t»«te lust a ’ IrtU* with this coupon and ony *5 purchoso I l.l . h I't- I , CAITR CNm OUl Kni K\ ilir s; *, :j; \ Nepco Cold Cuts 53'U bit battiar whan you add Stop 5 Shop frozen Coupon effaetiva thru Sat. August 2 Lutut 1 pkg par customar. , ,y C ^ ea Ughtarter. For a dal< ous change try A ssl^I C O ^ M C . ^^Cholca of Ollvg, P. & P., Lunchaon or Bologna. 8 0/ pkg ■ ^ 1 . ■■ R.with your ntoming cereal, too. MiNittaBtKsa&sam im M M B S l. 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER. CONN. I’ESS tw p i! P t e a M t - U M 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. \ • PAQE TWENTY.EIQHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULy’ 80, 1969 ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 19^9 PAGE TWENTy-NINE BUGGS b u n n y ' OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

W»rMr In * . > Art*. ta«. / US. r«*. ptf. .SU R E , THE AiMwtr t* r n i Outlook Bleak for Students AAAirofa, L A S T S U y Summer Afternoon Shop nvWr 99 99W FTIWVl PPAT IT AU , (SeO^ARTV. O U S T F l L l - .OUAIAAEP r i._„-----ffl M fwMsstol rVE SOT TO SGe THe O U T TH IS X I S tT iii w r j Seeking Federal Support C H ie P i T E L L HIAA i v e FOPAA' v u UVINS ACROSS ostrich BROKEN X S AAETHOO ' t o u ' o e INSIPC THAT Along By ERIC WENTWORTH what it should recommend. OF OPGPATION ANC? I 2 3 I3 P IN BIS etATUe 1 Have an DOWN rn tT s if I The Washington Post Meanwhile, the Nafonal Ooun- KNOW WHCKG HC'LL- L-INE/ O F A H O B S e ice-cold----- r j u r j u WASHINGTON — OounUeas STBIKE NeXT/ I'Ll. 1 Nipa palm I-IW IstM cil of Higher Ekhicatiod Loon IN T H E , 4 Drive down a 2S pw ish With uirer young Americans, contktont N 6EP A SQUAt? CAFR, PARK./ u u m r l u Programs warned Mrs. Green's SIX MEN AN P.^ country----- painter Uncle Sam would help them 8 Take a dip panel Thursday that about one- Saif . 3 Norse through college, are getting a third the students seeking guai^ in th e ----- explorer leeeon they weren’t bargaining anteed loans for the fl^ time 12 Seaman 4 Army Picnic SuppUee Be A Mother Saver! pr.l 13 Ardor id U n i^ K S So Colorful Don’t Worry! for. this fall could expect to be/ organisers When you think of a Picnic, Take the entire family to 14 P art of eye 25 Greek 4l.^olescent ‘Going Formal’ is easily done, Call H fiscal botany lA: The turned down. In round numbers/ 5 Celerity think of FAIRWAY on Main ROYAL ICE CREAM. Warren iris 6 Feminine primeval year REGAL MEN'S SHOP, 907 government money tree;'-blight­ Street. 'They have a wonderful St. Treat everyone to one of Smart Style that could mean up to 3OO,0q6. 15 Mohammed’s nickname deity 43 Small green Main St. has all formal wear In ed by infUltlon, bean little fruit. The whoie spectrum of stu­ son-in-law vegetable assortment of all Picnic sup­ ROYAL’S elegant finales, Spu- stock at ell times and the 7 Finishes 26 Lift (naut.) Needier students expecting dent-aid resources, moreover, 16 Destruction of 8 Young hen 27 Small map 47 Slant plies. mont, Tortcme, Ice Cream ‘know-what’ to advise you. If ALLEY OOP V. T. HAMLIN federal grants and direct low- is being stretched as nevtr be­ beautiful 9 Egg within larger 49 Stringed cakes, and Stenciled Slices. the occasion Is formal they rent things interest loans are finding the tore because an even-larger YES.VOUR HISHNESfi ...b e w a r e ,A CERTAIN (comb, form) one instrument If you have a glaiss pitcher or Sounds good, doesn't it? So, ... LUNAR ASPECTS 18 Go on a ----- the needed. funds tiL Critically short supply. IkgiiAG**. A VERV GOOD SIGN CAST A SHADOW ON NEGATIVE in f l u e n c e 10 Whirlwinds 28 W hinny 50DeUU cooking utensil that has a milky beat the heat. Visit ROYAL manber of needy students has FOR MEN OF STRONG VOUR NORMALLY LATER IN TH' DAY! '^4 20 Salt (pharm.) 11 Getaway 29 Much-married 51 Bill of fare look and will not come clear and When they and their better- been persuaded to pursue high­ CHARACTER, BUT... SUPERB JUDGMENT... 21 Roman today. Always rinse baby’s under- (slang) English king 52 Couch clean with ordinary washing, heeled brethren try the much- er education. And they ore bend­ ‘UHEV'Be emperor 17 Swiss river 33 Yellow turnip 53 Room in a Wear thoroughly several times touted program of government- N o r 23 Relaxes place it in a container fiUed with . Turn that small amount of ing tor college at a time when 19 Compass point 37 Emulated harem so as to be sure to remove any guaranteed bank loans, they run *Valaatoa Is tks rsgtstorsd IMPPESSEPa 27 Derive from 54 Light brown hall vinegar -and half water, left-over -vegetable Into a d»- tuition, ratea and other chargea M sf the HeberWs r 22 Indolent 40 Go on possible skin irritant In them. Into shortages there as well. ancestor 24 Participate shipboard 55 Dove's c a ll F l R l O f ^ V and boll until the deposit is lectaUe potty. Add beaten egg — reflecting the institutions' rotoM Csrp.” 30 Moral With leas them two menths - loosened or softened. Then rub and seasonings. Bake In greas­ Eliminate future sewing errors own efforts to moke ends meet . 31 Born i 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 9 10 r r very Hghtly with fine stee) ed muffin tins fried in hot fat. by slipping a m«no into each before the fall term starts. Oon- in the face of higher coots — /VlSrOwick. 32 Mix greas is deluged with demanda are mounting anew. C w h WA h. TM w 1.1 ... w». y-3o wool. Wash in hot soap suds pattern explaining any size al­ 34 Consumed It . 13 14 to keep the faith and find the food and rinse. When a utensil becomes wob­ terations or changes that had to Most deserving students who ( j J i t l d o i L means to ball -Uhese studenta 35 Transgression IS 16 17 bly on the bottom, heat it slow­ be made. fail to receive the direct or In­ DMJG CXJMPANT 36 Of you f You can keep your hands ly for at least 10 minutes. Then out. But there’s no assutcince direct federal aid they seek will 1 « l IMato St.—«4S-BStt OUT OURI R ^WAY ^ 11 19 at thla point the lawmakers can BY J. B. WILLIAMS 38 Operated . from chapfiing when- hanging turn K upside down, place a You will have no trouble with probably attend college anyway 39 Heron ■ turn the trick. ■TI.T4UJLi..-,0 \ tl T n U IT out clothes or when you are smooth block of wood over the tomato soup curdling if you slow­ th is fall. 42 Wage 1 The first big teat should come They’ll require greater saert- 7-30 I li OH, I FORGOT YOU'RE TRYIN’ MO, IT'L L M AKE IT EASIER 44 Seasoning 27 2S 29 wasdilng windows In cold bottom and hanrmer gently with ly add the hot thickened tomato hr H I* . 1»«. TM . >*» U.1 l*». OH. next week when the Hmsie Is TO QUIT Sm o k i n g — IF i t 'l l FOR M E IF you STAY IN— J agent 1 weather. Wet your hands with a mallet until the bulge Is re­ mixture to the cold milk. Keep' tlce by. their famlUee, they’ll — ( MAKE IT AMY EASIER ROR , t h e a r o m a o f THOSE 45 Roof edge 31 vinegar, rubbing it over the sur­ m oved. it over a low flame stlrring^xsh- scheduled to debate the Health. look harder tor part-time Joba, yOu I’LL FINISH THIS E L CHEAPDS MSU'RE BURN- ■ Eklucatlon and Welfare De- DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 46 Wager 36 ■1 face of the skin. Dry thtm w«43 stantly until it reaches thd Just they’ll be more Srartan In what CIGAR OUTSIDE... IN' GIVES ME ADDEP IN­ (xirlment'a money btU. CENTIVE TO KICK 48 Biblical false 1■ 1 - betore settin g to -work. A R eal V alue! right hot serving temperature. they wear and what they m l. p" TH E HA BIT/ gods 39 40 43 SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON Serve nt once. The House AppropiiaUane li* that's hardly the point. I DON'T I INHERITED THIS T 52 Of plants ■ MISS ZAHN, Brand Names On Sale Committee has tocreased the W hat counts Is w hat they’ll HAVE TO PROPERTY AND IT WAS 56 Shoshonean 44 on the comer of Oak and Cot­ W HT'D YOU EXPLAIN , THE ONLY WAY I COULD 1 Items like Drexel, Cushihah, tage Sts., is offering a White Available Thla Week outlay for direct federal Itaons think about a government which Indian 46 1 to 188.3 m illion from the 161.9 HAFTA BUILD ORSON.BUT MAKE USE OF THE LAND. 57 Biblical tower 46 50 51 Heritage, and many other fa­ Velvet Wave Permanent for on­ JOHNSON PAINT, Main St may well have led their hopes m e w : YOUR MARINA ■ mllUon asked by the Nixon Ad- I W ILL ... I 58 Theater box 52 63 54 56 U mous brand names, are going ly 811.45. Im agine th at! B etter Manchester Is , offering a largo top high In the first place but RIGHT ALONG­ 59 Number on sale at 20 per cent off at hurry and make an appoint­ se'ecUon ■ of antiquing kits de­ mtnistrallon, placing the funds In any event ts failtrg to ful­ S ID E O R MY 60 Damp 57 *6 u WATKINS OF MANCHESTER. ment girls! And there’s plenty signed to brighten up those old available at rougMy last ywar’a fill them. Their thoughts, im- PALS' PLACE? 61 Leaping level. TTie Increase, boviwver, SO 61 62 Choose from a large array of of free parking too! furniture pieces. Available In a doubiedly, wtll bo one more in­ amphibian 10 Early American, Spani^, Med­ 5*^ comes to only about two-thlrda gredient In the bubbling brew i ® 62 Australian targe assortment of colors. Also iterranean, Just about any When making a garment, nev­ at JOHNSON PAINT . . . Fros- the colleges' oerttflsd needs. of student unrest that has al­ ,/C (Ntwipapti Inltrpris* Ann.) decor. . .all on sale. er leave raw edges around a tlque . . for contemponuy Furthermore, the commUtoe ready brought many ciunpuans EXCITEMENT zipper. Such threads will catch antiquing. Available In six, all has made U largely at the ex­ near the brink of breakdown. Shredded coctmut, after It has in the zipper mesh and Jam it. nerw, m od contem porary colors. pense of money tor dlreot fed­ once been opened, sometimes An extra line of stitching run­ Old M aster's Colcmlal, and Mod­ eral grants to low-income fresh­ T« U IH f u t O CM'— " — All All «nfcM r*m<*« 2 m / men In the 1970-71 year, Money »» >r U-«»< >—'»■« r becomee Hard before you have ning one-quorter-of-an-inch out­ em Prints for Deooupage work RiiHtling IjOHHen CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER a chance ito use it all. You can side the seam line is good insur- are how available. Choose from for 8U«'h grants this year, np- F — •nM restore It to Its original fresh­ Jice against the material ravel­ a large selection of sizes and 8248 propriatad earlier, falki far short Hi^li in Montana I0W-24H at the sum of a year ago. Add a glow to kitchen ness by heating it in the top of ing. styles. That’s JOHNSON ^AINT, HELENA, Mont. (AP) The WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Prodded by hard-lobbying ed­ HHim towels with these cross- a double boiiier over boiling Main St., Manchester. wide o|>en spaces of .Montana water. Stir occesionaliy and in' ucation grou|w. House Ubemls stitch desig-ns in bright Give a child a cutlery tray of The ope'n-colliir neckline rangeland have been .tnosUy SyrtdkaU, Inc. — i!i!^ wlU Ukely try to boost the direct- colors 1 No. 2136 has hot- about 20 minutes It will be plastic and teach her or him to When lemons become dry, put with its toi)-.stitching uiul fenced in, but cattle rustlers iron transfer for 7 de­ loan funds as well ns other out- THIS TWELVE O'CLOCK fresh, moist, and usable again. keep scissors, crayons, pencils them in a warm oven for a few a softly tied belt give still haven’t been fencsd out, ) ll) ^ GRAMPAW 7-3o signs; color chart. laya during the door debate. If /MOVIE IS FOR t liw w .U I. , and erasers in it. seconds and see them become that 'smart-look' to this William Cheney, executive of­ A/.5 r» SEND SO* In cnint for tocli pat- they fall, the often more-gen­ tarn ta lacluda flnt-claii malliillmil. A pan of cold water placed In plump and Juicy again. fa.shion! No. 8248 with ficer of the Montana Livestock A0ULT9 ONLY/ the oven of your stove will cool To freeze a frosted cake, set I'llO'ni-Cl'IDE is in N ew erous Senate may add some Aime Cabot, Hancheater Sizes lO'v to 24'-j, bust CommlsakHi, aald Tuesday nw- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL E v e n to s H erald, IISO AVE. It quickly. cake qfi cardboard covered with Cotton-tipped sticks are fine money when U geU around to Oers, using lh«> latest' In heavy OF AHEBICAS, NEW YOBK, 33 to 47. Size 12's, 34 the bill. But time Is rhort. N.T. loose. waxed paper. Place in freezer to use to get at those hard-to- bust . . . 3 'i yards of 4,'i- tnicklng equipment, are getting Print Name, Addrait wlUi ZIP A smaB magnet is a very and leave until hard, then wrap. get-at comers when washing Time is abort, too, tor efforts atU LEAVE AT ONCE, SIRE/ CODE and Styla Numbor. inch. aw ay w ith about 1,000 cattle a E^PLOREP, RNP ME A NEW handy tool ibo have In the sew­ ------y - windows, or woodwork. SENS M4 Is csisi tor ssch ssl- to resuKitate the guaranteed year In the state. He (dai'M the Send 50< today for the lira------to IsctoAs f1rtt.cuii suit TiaiVDE EbUTE ID C>1INA> ing basket. Keep It there to pick Use a pulley clothesline for bank loan program which the loooes at about *300,000 annoanntoU- new '69 Fall and Winter up pine and needles that may pulling the bird feeder to the Sss Banelt, Maseheftoir Nixon team, like Its predeceosor, ALBUM! Select a sponge that Is smooth Bveabut Heimld. IIM AVK. ly. fell to the floor. It even takes back door when It needs replen­ on one side and rough textured o r A insiSBICAS, NEW VOHK. has counted on to make up tor AU YEAR BUILTS — 1 dailsn far The hit-and run tactica of the up the broken needles Ibat are ishing. on the other for dishwashing. N.Y. U*M. sklmptnesn in direct fednei aid. 0 tacdi laaath af tha ptarl Pattern Prist NWM, A*«rti< wnk IIP mo. It’s a time-saver. With its InteretR. rote ceiHtY at eiOJ — only sot I copyl CODE, strto Nnsktr h 4 tin . satili make enforcement prob­ Take A Break! Have you a copy of the 7 per cent while the commer­ lems difficult "Thsy load up at Have 'Happy Hour’ at Stan­ To make an extra large pleqe '69 Fall A Winter Rosie cial prime lending rote toui night and are himdreds of miles ley Green’s, Broad St. Parkade. of wax paper, seal the edges o( FASH ION 7 O n ly 60< o soared to H.B per cent, thla BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE iiway before the losses are dis­ I ® ’ From 4 to 7 p.m. the Manhat- two or three large pieces to­ copy. nchtnae is drawing at best a covered.". . IT'S PLAIN AS tans. Martinis, Whiskey Sours gether with a hot Iron. lukewarm reception from most THtRE'S NO PROBLEM, MR.SMOW. SIMPLY TURN IN NOPE. IT'D be INALLTHE Cheney said many (rf the stol­ PAY, MR. SAWYER and Bar Blende are 64 cents. bankera. THOSE JEWEL THIEVES : JEWELS AND COLLECT YOUR iS.OOO REWARD. PAPERS AN'THEY'P NE\/ER en anlniuis are trucked to the | XJ LET'S GET Real 'Happy Hours’! A House Education Sub-com­ ARE THE VERY ONES COME BACK. BESIDES, Midwest, iHtrtIcularly to Iowa, THERE^ ANOTHER 1>5,000 buddy a y ear In Jail, ii |1,0(X) mittee chaired by Rep. Edith where lack of brand Inopectlon WHO RENTED OUR ROOM. C IMt H MtA. Isi. TJA W Vi. r«i QM. AND THEY BURIED THE REWARD FOR CAPTURIN' ANP WATCH THAT Furniture polish will pene­ Dick Tracy fir.’', or both. Green (D-Oie.) has been grop­ laws allow nullert to sell cattle JEWELS IN APXJT THEY THEM...ANPI NEtOrr, EXPENSE ACCOUNT/ ACQUAINTED! trate wood more thoroughly if Social Security numbers ore ing through meager MntisUos with no questions asked. TOOK FROM OUR slightly warm, so let the bottle so confldentUil by law, Hanm and aomettmes nonflictlng ad­ Rustling operaltisis also In­ T /GOOD LUCK' stand in warm water a few min­ Not Comic^ explaina, that ho shuddera a vice for the beat approach to clude Nlieep and hogs,- but such utes before using, , But keep It Utile hit Whenever .»meot>e this problem. The' administra­ thefts a re sr> sporadic It Is diffi­ If you’re looking for a beauty salon that combines aiway from direct heat or an wanto to know tf his happens to tion, for Us part, has waUowed Rem I Herald Adg. SSA Finds cult to estimate how .many ani­ open flame, as It usually is in­ be 336-12-8406. He doesn’t know m tedious Internal debate on m als are lnvolve

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MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., I*AGE THIRTY^jNE Bombs Detroit Twice, Top Pro Draftees Absent, Orioles Increase Eastern Lead NEW YORK (AP) — ing. 1 had pretty good stuff, but “ M cLain’s no baby about A’S - YANKS — off homer in the bottom of the Tangling with a pneu­ every ball they hit was a shot.’* pain, though,” Drall added. “ I Pinch hitter Rdmon Webster’s ninth, sending the Angels Doesn’t Hamper All-Stars monia bug and the Minne­ ’Ihe ’Twins cuffed McLain, 16-. two-run triple and Bob John­ Boston and out of the West cel­ wouldn’t be at all surprised If he player squad without such bick­ 6, for 11 of their 17 hits in the son’s pinch single in the eighth lar for the first time since M ay CHICAGO (AP)— The cinnati and, more important, John McCambridge auffenad sota Twins on the same takes hls next regular turn.” ering top pro draftees as O. J. nightcap after prevailing over gave the Athletics a 6-4 lead be­ 9. betting gentry warily is appear alive on pass defense. twisted anldes. day can bring the toughest The ’Twins, beaten eight times * ♦ ♦ Simpson of Southern California, 14-game wlim er M ickey Lolich fore relievers Paul Lindblad making the New York Jets Defending against the superb Ooacti Wally. Lemm of the Tiger to his knees. Denny in the first game. They hadn’t in succession by the 25-year-oId Leroy Keyes of Purdue, Joe and Ed Sprague snuffed out a SENATES • PILOTS — little more than an early passing of Namath may be the Hourten Ollera announoed Pete McLain isn’t even certain rlghtJiander, raked him for sev­ Greene, heralded defensive beaten either of the Detroit aces ninth inning New York rally, The Senators snapped a 2-2 tie two - touchdown favorite name of the game In Friday Beathard will start against the since the 1967 season. en runs in the fifth inning, only tackle from North Texas State; which hits harder. stranding the tying run on third. at Seattle on successive eighth night’s Chicago Tribune-spon­ Buttolo Bills in the Astrodome 'MoLaln was sent .home from Elsewhere In the Americeui OHva’s two-run tape-measure over the collegians in the split end Ron Sellers of Florida sored contest to be televised na- timing homers by Ken Mc­ Saturday night Minnesota Tuesday night . . . homer keying the uprising. Rod Heggie Jackson slammed hls 36th All-Star Football State, and tight end Ted Kwal- Uonally, via the American League, Oakland nipped the Mullen and B em le Allen, en^ RooUe Onree Jackson, the with a touch of pneumonia, ac- New York Yankees 6-6, Balti­ Garerw stroked two singles in the 40th homer for the A ’s and the Game at Soldier Field Fri­ ick of Penn State. Broadcasting Company (9 :S0 abling right-handeir Joe Coleman first Negro drafted to be used corcUng to a team spokesman more downed Kansas CSty 4-1, inning and Leo Cardenas and Yankees’ Joe Pepitone drove in day night. The odda-makers are uncer­ p.m., EDT). * to square bis season mark at 8- primarily as a quarteitiack, was . . . after being shelled for nine CaUfomla topped Boston 4-3, Ted Uhlaender each drove in three runs with a single and hls ’The Jets, propelled by Super tain whether a collegiate squad, Hanratty and Cook have ex- 8. cut by the Boston Patriots. “ It’s runs in 41-3 innings as the Washington trimmed Seattle 4-2 two rune. 20th homer. Bowl hero Joe Namath, could still packed with 17 of pro foot­ cepUonal recetven In ends Gene * * * • * « Just a UUIe too much tor him Twins completed a 6-2, 11-6 dou­ and Cleveland won a i>alr from In the opener, Lolich worked win going away In the first ap­ ball's 36 first-round draft Washington of Stanford and Jim now,” said Ooach CUve RuMi. ORIOLES - ROYALS — INDIANNN 8 - WHITE SOX bleheader sweep over the De­ the Chicago White Sox, 4-3 in 11 seven Innings and allowed }ust pearance by an American Foot- choices, can' come up with more Seymour of Notre Dame, plus Bart Starr threw touchdoivn Duke Sims drilled a gam e­ troit Tigers. Innings and 9-6. five hits. But one of them was a The Orioles breezed to their ball League club in the colorful voltage than the Jets expect the All-Stars' most dangerous passes to Donny Anderson and winning homer In the U th in­ Dr. L/en Mlchienzi, a Minneso­ ♦ ♦ ♦ two-run double by Oliva and an­ fifth consecutive victory since classic long dominated by Graham, In hls ninth All-Star runner, halfback Paul Olpoon of Carroll Dale as the Green Bay ning of the Cleveland-Chtcago ta club irfiyslclan who examined 'TWINS - TIGERS — other was a two-run homer by the All-Star break as left-hander champions of the National Foot­ appearance, calls hls squad the Houston, Packers went through a rugged opener and the Indians exploded MicLain, prescribed rest for the McLain, won 31 games last Carew . . . the first home run off Mike Cuellar scattered eight ball League. . hardest working and most The Jets arrive Thursday aft­ scrtmmsLge. DetotMlve tanfcle for six runs in the seventh Inning Tigers’ 16^ame winner, who season and has sparkled again the Detroit southpaw this sea­ Kansas City hits, Paul Blair But a certain m ystery hovers aggressive he has handled. ernoon from their Hempstead. Jim Weatherwax oompetsd In of the nightcap, Eddie Leon cap­ was running a high fever. this year despite arm trouble son. drove in two runs with a double over All-Star Coach Otto Gra­ They got their pro baptism N.Y., training base. hls first contact work In almost ping the burst with a three-run ham’s All-Star squad which has against the St. Louis Cardinals "I haven’t felt very good for and dental problems, was Jim Perry blanked the ’Tigers and single and \Boog Powell Elsewhere three Kanma City a year and sakl hls Injured knee homer. in a game-type scrimmage last three, four days and knew “quite ill” before the Tigers left until the ninth, extending hls poled hls 28th homer. been drilling at Northwestern Chiefs were rtiakesi up in a 20- teit good. ’The White Sox, who have lost University In Evanston, 111., Saturday and yielded a 6-0 vic­ something was wrrong,” MicLain Detroit Monday, his business scoreless, string to 26 2-3 dn- * * ^ mlnute goal line scrimmage in Roger Staubach, backup quar^ ^ d before leaving for Detroit. seven in a row, slipped Into last since July U . Thus, one early tory. partner, Stan Drall, said Tues­ nings, eind picked up his 12th ANGELS - RED SOX — preparation for Saturday's tertaack to Craig Morton tor “But this isn’t an alibi for los­ place In the West, one-half line here has the Jets pegged as day night. victory against four setbacks. The cqllegjans made plenty of game against Oakland at B ir­ Dallas, waa back In unttorm aft­ Jay Johnstone cracked a lead- gam e behind California. IS-polnt favorite. - JOE N A M A T H — In white shoes (natch!) gets Namath came out of retirement and joined the errors, but they showed a poten­ mingham, Ala, er niffertng a aUglit tojury and The N F L holds a 24-9-2 edge ready to call practice signals at New York Jets’ tial passing attack behind quar­ Mike Garrett brutsed hte tlOgh Is expectnl to see action today Jets after a dispute with (Commissioner Pete Ro- In the All-Star series. At 35 He Keeps Rolling Along training camp at Hofstra College, Hempstead, L. I. terbacks Terry Hanratty of No­ while defensive end John Spen- when tho Cowboys scrlmniage zelle. The Jets will play the All-Stars Friday. Graham has assembled a 50- Major League Zone Eight Leader tre Dame and Greg Cook of (Cin­ heimer and defensive tackle Son Franolaco. Gr^iceful Describes^ Aaron, Giants’ Quarterback Sidelined = L e a d e r s = P rize BA’TTING (300 at bats) Ski Notes ''Scorecard Palmer Aims for Top Atlanta Braves’ Superstar Carew, Minnesota .375; Invades Manchester Smith, Boston .341. Read Wrong RUNS ry , j ^ , What can be done to stop Tarkenton Injured A’TLANTA (AP) — Hank Aar- Aaron was named the Natlon- land HO* IT Manchester American Legion Golf’s Richest Event, on is a baseball superstar who al League’s Most .Valuable Play- land 89. P. Robinson, Baltimore 1^3 downfall? Ji 82. During Bout there is an answer the team bnll aaaociatlon may merge doesn’t act Uke one. P'^yed In the RUNS BA’TTED IN — Kllle- Record Size Fish All-Star" games and Coach Oharlle Graff would within 30 days, the Los Angelm In Passing Drill LOS ANGELES (AP)—Wil­ No tantrums for the “Ham. yea;;"ied“th^‘'leagJe In ll^ S like to know. The locals have Times reported in today’s edi­ Westchester Classic lie Pep, the former feather­ Died of Old Age WILLIE MAYS HURT— San Franci.sco Giants’ Willie Mays .slams into Cubs’ m er." No controversies. No twice, set the pace In runs bat- lost their last three starts all F A IR F IE L D , Conn. (A P )— Fran Tarkenton, the tions. HARRISON, N. Y. (A P)— The pro golfers go after HARTFORD. Conn. (Apj — catcher Kandy Hundley a.s he scores a fter a sacrifice fly hy Willie McCovey way-out clothes or womrout ted In four times, and led In ® via the whitewash route. veteran quarterback who has been given the credit for weight boxing champion from A merger would be similar the tour’.s richest purse— 42r>0,000— Thursday in tto cliches. homers four times. Minnesota 124. A brown trout of record site to that of the American and during yesterday’s Kame. Mays apiiarently suffererl two bruised knees and DOUBLES —Carew, Minne­ Tonight Manchester faces most of the improvement shown by the New York Gi­ Hartford, Conn., who now ref­ Westchester Cljissic, and one of the game’s leading fig­ No feuds with newsmen or critics claim Aaron lacks the By BIU, &ACHEBEK was found dead on the shore National football le a s e s , the sota 20; Oliva, Mlimesota 26. South Windsor at Recreation ants in recent years, injured his throwing arm in a erees bouts, recommends a box­ ures .sav’s thev haven't yet touched the mother lode. was removed from the Kame, hut was Hot believed to t)e injured seriously. fights with fans. exciting flair of a Iblays or a of Lake Wonoscopomuc In Salis­ story aal^. Field in South Windsor at 6. "Sotne day—not so for "That's not my style/' aaye Mickey Mantle. ’TRIPLES — Six tied with 6. practice session Tuesday. Even though we are a bit out ing commlaslon for Auatralia. bury last week, the state Botuxl Manchester, competing in Reportedly the older, estab­ —a man wlU come to -the 72nd think r v e found m y choMng HOME RUNS — R. Jackson, The National Football League of season things do happen tor of Fisheries and Game reported Aaron, who plays the game with " i <*an't make basket catcSies Zone 8 play, started the season He feels that if that naUon lished NBA made the first over­ price,” millionaire Arnold PoA- Oakland 40; F. Howard, Wash- today. hole and line up a ptilt worth a Thunder in Braves^ Bats Washed Out a style all hla own. pr do things like that,” says ington 34; Klllebrew, Mlnneso- ifeat style and racked team was going through a driU Yale Player the skier. While browsing had a commission there ture to the younger ABA, with cool mlHkm dallana” predicted mer once eoid os he took aim at A three foot long female, the the rich prise. Graceful is the best way to die- Aaron, whose defensive play is ta 30. up an impressive 6-2 mark be- In which defensive linemen try through Vermont, with my wife, wouldn’t he another controversy the aim to r.nd a war that has Fred Ourcoran. the tournament Bcribe the Atlanta Braves slug- so fluid that he makes Impo^- STOLEN BASES __ Harper fo*"® the downfall began. De- trout apparently died of old age. sent player aalniies soaring. Palmer, without a victory (hls to stop the passer from throw­ a non^kler, we did touch on a such aa accompanied thia weeka director. ger, has-been playing that ble catches look easy. Seattle 47; Campanerla. Oak- feating almost everyone in Will Compete She weighed 26 pounds, 12 year, wtU be one of the IB pts(y- ing. Defensive end Bruce An­ few places to look at. the sum­ ’"Twenly-flve years ago I said way in the big leagues for 16 He wastes no motion ift the land 34; Kelly, Kansas City 34. sl8?»t with consistent ^chlng, Johnny Famechon-Flghtlng Har- ounces, more than id pounds ers teeing off *rhunsday morning President Visits gxtifem on tite tour would some Cincinnati Does Impossible, derson’s arm collided with Tark- mer work being ckme. ada title bout. .heavier than the largest brown over Che S,SS7-yard, pskr-T2 Wast- seas^. field but has one of the best PITCJHING (9 Decisions) — excellent hitting and defensive In T o u rn ey day be playing fur a nviUlon dol­ And the way he’s going this throwing arms dn the game. McNally, Baltimore *l4-0, 1.000, plays, tdils has all gone down enton’s, tmd the quarterb^k re­ People are busy getting the ever taken in Connecticut by cheeter Oountry Chib oouns. ” I made an honest mistake War /one Troo| )S lars a year. Most people thought summer, he may be able to go He’s also one of the game’s top 2.86; Lolich, Detroit, 14-3, .824, sport fishing. It’s one of Uic seeson's most the drain and now nothing ported “ pain In the elbow area,” NEW HAVEN. Conn. (A P ) — areas in shape for the coming ln~the 13th round In my adding,” I wvks craay. They said tt waa a on forever. baserunners, and usually leads 2.82. The big brown had a tag In­ lllusUious CleldB, Inekidlqg' de seeTfis to bo going right. said Giants coach AlMe Sher­ Yale University outfielder Steve season. Why JiBt a <»uple of said Pep who waa the only of­ To Talk Basehall (ilpeHh-eam. Pitcher Didn’t Leave Game A t the ripe old age of 36, Aar- the Braves In stolen bases. H e’s STRIKEOUTS ■_ Lol- dicating she waa netted by state fending champion Jtihus Boroe; Costly eiTors, lack of the long man. Greenberg, son of baseball HoU weeks ago the attendance waa ficial working the fight. He on Is having one of hls finest siwlped 222 during hls career. ich, Detroit, 167; McDowell, biologists in November 1966. bl AN, Vietnam (AP) — A Now they ore playing tor Us> 1SS7 victor. Jack NtoMMW; The Expos tagged MeiTitl for ball, no extra base hits in three of Fame slugger Hank Green­ big at the skiers' rendezvous at then pointed out that he. had to NEW YORK (AP)—For lle-brcaking run In the seventh Tarkenton was taken to Park and at that time weighed not great baseball fan. President more than $6 mlUlon, and the u.s. Open Utleholder Orville three of their hits In the fourth seasons. Aaron keeps hinting that he la Cleveland 161. straight games and the fine RON N 08R B berg, has accepted an Invitation WatervlUe Valley with mashed make up hla own scorecard the first time in three and Wllllo McCovey, who ear­ quite 10 pounds. Thus she gain­ Nixon found time to talk about end of the rainbow isn't in otghl. Moody; Mooters champion He has hit more honne runs close to retirement as he moves ----- — arms of Jim Balesano, Wayne Caty Hospital in Bridgeport, to play tor the United States potato skiing at Tuckerman’s since there la no-official one in Inning with .Jose Herrara’s dou­ lier cracked hls 32nd homer, ed 17 pounds in leas than three baseball In a helicopter trip to 1 can foroee the day that rich weeks a Cincinnati Redss than all but W illie Mays and nearer hls goal of 3,000 hits. N ATIO N AL LE AG U E Gagnon and Mike Jeffries have where X-rays showed nothing George Archer; the nsnv Brttkti ble getting In both Montreal scored Mays with a sacrifice fly team next month at the World Ravine. Incldently the ravine Australia. years. tiUs 1st infantry Dlvlslan base pitcher didn’t leave for an Babe Ruth, has the best lifetime "That’s 99 left and counting,” BATTING (300 at bats) —— vanished. Tim O’Neil, Kent iqxinaoni and the televtston net- Open king, young Tony JaekHn runs. The Reds had taken a 2-0 In leading the Giants over the was broken. “There was evi­ Amateur baseball tournament in was closed last week; lack of Pep’s scorecard read a 71-71 north of Saigon today. batting average at .314 of any- Aaron said after pushing hls hit Stargell, Pittsburgh .346; Wggest brown trout works will get together Cor a England, (uvd Monday's Ca­ early shower . . . the .same lead on Chico Ilul/.' two-run sin­ Cub.i. Jim Hickman had a solo M. Smith and Balesanos bats have the Dominican Republic. snow, too many bare spots. draw. A recheck showed the ad­ one now playing, and ranks as total to 2,901 with a double and Aloh. Pittsburgh .348. dently a muscle sprain be­ caught In Connecticut by a Going to vjhe builker kn the tournament that could stagger nadian victor, T\Hnmy Aaron. couldn’t he said foi- the gle in the single. been quieted down, too. Greenberg would be the first Construction has begun on the dition should have had Fame- homer for Chicago. low the elbow, and Fran said sports fisherman was a 16 pound perimeter, NUcon told Pfc. Alex the Imagination. * • * * * * one of the best outfielders in the 536th home run of hls career RUNS —Bonds, San Francis- The Silk a t y crew had all new Mt. Snow airport and they Pteaent and bidding tor ths thunder in the Atlanta Yale player In the tournament, chon the winner and successful 4 ounce fish taken Inst year at Mosher, 20, Deckervllle, Mich., "TTie first prise could be a J baseball history. laift week. CO 82; Kessinger, Chicago 79. hopes of competing in post-sea- 'that he feels a twinge in his tao.OOO windfall are aM ths w4n- said Yale coach Ken MacKenzle. hope to have it ready for the Braves hats. ItllAVKH - PIIILMEH — DODtiKKS ■ PIRATES — defender 70-69. That decision Mashnpaug loike In Union. that the lietroll Ttgers were In mllUon dutlara.” Aaron’s name is in nearly ev- But he doesn’t seem t o be RUNS BATTE D IN Santo, son play dissolved Simday when biceps,” Sherman said, adding A senior at Y ale in the com­ winter season. It will be a sin­ now stands. ners on the 1969 POA program. ’The Reds edged to within The Braves had I’ hll Niekro Tom Hutton cracked a two- second place In the Eastern Di­ Oorcoron, a taull-neoked Ikst- ery record book, but H came up slowing down^ and form er team- Chicago. 87; McCovey, San Rockville shut them out, 4-0. gle runway of 2,600 feet/whkh Center of attention wlU be Dave three games of the Braves in lose wluit aiipeared to be an run single, highlighting a four- that “ It could be nothing. We ing year, Greenberg also is an Pep said he had refereed five vision of the American League. missing last week on the all- mates can’t see much difference Francisco 84. Manchester dropped below .600 tun Irishman who was Uiumn- Hill, who has Jumped into the the red-hot scramble for the top run sixth Inning rally, helping outstanding goalie tor the Elis will be expanded in the near title fights “ without any of this Basketball Nears easy victory, which would have time and modem baseball in the way he plays now than HITS — M. AIou,/Pittsburgh,,/ ^ t with an 8-9 mark with three t need at least 24 hours to find Moahrr mid he knew, and lat­ ment director of ths Prufeaslon- money winning lead, and Bam spot in the West Division of the the Dodgers *to their second soccer team,-end was chosen to future to 3,700 feet. The atrip, nonsense” and declared he given him 10; Hank Aan>n miss teams pick^ by fans. when he broke in a a rookie in 151; Kessinger. ChidagoCBf 130. g^mes remaining. National League out.” er told a newaman: ” U’a good at GoUers Association tn the Snead, the Utr-ysar-old star of a National League with a 4-2 vic­ game victory over the Pirates the soccer A ll American team will be able to handle private would have caught his own ad­ Merger of Teams .out on two doubles; Orlando Aaron, quleitly proud of hls 1954. DOUBLES — M. Alou, Pitts- East Hartford and South East Division to know oomeone earea. When late 1930s and 1940s. (s credltad bygone era wSio Ued for the Ca­ tory over Montreal Tuesday after Willie Htargell's two-run Sherman said Tarkenton would last fall. and twin oigine Mze planes. dition error if the result hadn’t LOS ANGELES (AP) —Tho Cc|>eda lose three R PI and two baseball aocompll*mentB, Aaron’s trademark as a hitter burgh 32; Kessinger, Chicago Windsor continue to lead the W. L. Pet . OB you see the President come to a with putting tho tour on its nadian Utle only to loae to Aar­ night behind the steady four-hit singles; Tony Gonzalez saw hls lOth-lnnlng homer had given mdSB the next few days of prac­ The field is near the Mt. Snow been demanded immediately. American Basketball AsiK>cla - smatl place Uke this It sure does didn’t complain. Some o f hls has been Une-drlve shots 29 zone with 12-4 records. Chicago 63 40 .610 — present spiral course. on In a ptayoff. pitching of left-hander Jim Mer­ two RBI and single go down the Pittsburgh the first game. tice. Country (Jlub, the end of the Uon and the National baaket- your morale good.” fans did. cracked with a swing of Ws T R IP L E S — B. Williams, Chi New York 66 41 .6731 4V4 "In 1987, the total purse for 30 The foreign list, bestdes Jaoli- u ritt. * * • Following tonight’s game, A serious injury to Tarkenton runway Just o tt the elghith fa ir­ drain; and Philadelphia funs "There’s no way you can powerful wrists. cago 9; Tolan, Cincinnati 9. St. Louis 54 40 .524 9 lourtULmenls was 1140.000," Cor­ lln, Inchides Gory P layer at San Francisco stopped Chica­ Manchester returns home Frl- would leave the Giants with I Sports Briefs | way. saw Richie Allen, In hls first ap­ CARDS - PADRES — name an all-star team tor any "'Ihc first time I saw hhn hit h o m e RUNS - Mccovey, coran said. "Lighthouse lia n y go 4-2 in the only afternoon con­ Pittsburgh 51 50 .505 11 Over at Hogback a new look. South Afrtoa, Bub Obartss at pearance before the home With reserve catcher Dave era and leave Aaron o « of tt," a home run,’’.former Brave Bill Francisco 32; L. May, Cln- veteran Milt Plum and former Choper wrss leading money win- New Zealand, Al Bahtliy test while the I jo s Angeles i mwd after a 20-day suspension. Philadelphia 40 68 .408 20*4 Ivy Leaguer Gary Wood at The boys are busy putting In a Ricketts, making hls fourth sald Fred Haney, who watched Bruton said, "the shortstop 29. McConachie Triumphs ner that year with 114,300 Canada. Roberto da Vloejtso at Dodgers split a twi-night double- Allen, the Phils first baseman, start In three years, knocking In .Montreal 33, 68 .327 29 quarterback. Plum was obtained new T-bar to replace the poms Aaron hit three home runs, bat leaped thinking he could catch STOLEN BASES, — Brock, finale. "Falkiww today wouMn’t Aiganttna. Bruce Cranattm and header with the Pittsburgh P i­ was showered with n chorus of three nms. Including the tie­ West Division from Loa Angeles this year af­ PRDVIDENCB. R.I. (AP) — lift to hurry the skier to the .393 and drive in seven ruivj,the ball.” St. Louis 36; Bonds, San Fran- Jack McConachie of the Fair- summit and cut down the watt­ meese for that kind of money.” Bruce Devlin of AiwmUia. rates, losing 4-2 In 10 innings be­ boos and ho responded by blow­ Atlanta 58 44 .669 — ter spending most o f his 12-year breaker In a .seven-nm seventh when Haney managed the MU- ' bruton said when the Braves Right now. the.gotflng gypslaa The event k» oponsorad by fore taking the nightcap 6-6. ing kisses toward the stands. N F L career with Cleveland and field Wheeler Golf Club in ing time. Inning, the ejirds got to within waukee Braves to victory over first met Aaron he reported tor PITCHING* (9 Decisions) - Los Angeles 56 44 .560 1 "J**^*** to pUy for Eastern Airtihes. ProoastM wtl ’The Giants are two games be­ . • * * Detroit. Bridgeport, Conn., is the New SaUy and Betty White were nine games of the (bibs In the 7-2, .778, Rain Washes Out San Fran 56 46 .540 2 hind the Braves while the Dodg­ the New York Yankees in the spring training in 1964, “ he had Moose, Pittsburgh Elngland Public Links Golf Asso­ at Mammoth M ow ta in for nvore Wertetierter’s 1360,000, with go to Waslohester County hoM- OIANT.S - CUBS — East Division with their victory 1967 World Series. 4.06; Scaver, New York, 16-6, 160,000 grtng to the wtnnsr. 'T tals. ers are a game back. all the lal^ls of greatness. Cincinnati 51 43 .543 3 ciation champion. ski racing tecfanlquea with othtr Willie Mays tripled home the over the Padres. .760, 2.66. Houston 51 49 .510 6 McConachie took the title aft­ msmJbem of the U.S. m an'aaa L St. Louis blasted Siui Diego STRIKEOUTS — Jen­ San Diego er the second round of the 10-4 and the Houston 'at Now kins, Chicago 174; Gibson, St. 34 70 .327 26 women’s ski tecune. T «n U.8. Tuesday’s Results scheduled 36-hole event waa National Alpine training squad York twl-nlghler was rained Ix)uls 170. ponement of the State Annual out. Slow Pitch Softball tournament Houston at New York 2, rain rained out Tuesday at TTIggs members have been named by Memorial Golf Course. Mc­ NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, Inc The Braves lost a chance to LaGace Set to Pitch Angels Trim RSox, yesterday, as the weatherman Atlanta at Philadelphia, 2, rain the U.S.S.A. to go to Australia Conachie had shot a 71 Monday, gain ground when they exploded isn’t cooperating much with San Francisco 4, Chicago 2 Aug. 1-20 dnd will enter tour * Boxing Washout one shot better than Helmer Pe>- for seven runs in tlie second in­ JfORTH ADAMS, Mass. (AP) outdoor activities. St. Louds 10, San Diego 4 races. For the youqger ooo- Cincinnati 4, Montreal 2 terson'of the Bruce Golf Club In ning and were leading 8-0 after — Three 10-round boxing match­ Center Billiards were to face tenders It will be an opportun­ Against Moriarty’s Johnstone Homers Greenwich, Conn. three innlng.s over the Phillies es were rained out for the sec O & D Construction of South- Pittsburgh 4-6, IjOS Angeles ity to ralBe points to high­ ff If Oomsn'f 2-6, 1st game 10 innings. Stanley P€irk of N ew Britain, In Philadelphia when the ruins Fellow who once threw hiillets as a l.ittle lAjaKuer ANAHEIM (AB)— Cl.vde WriKht. who pitched 4 2-8 consecutive night Tuesday ington at 8:30 p.m. at Raybes- er seedtngs In tntematlonal Today’s Games CHECKERED Oodin. took team honors with a came. After a wait of 62 min­ and then turned into a top-fllKlit achoolhoy pitcher at innillKS of scoreless relief to win his first game o f the have been rescheduled for tos Field but the game is re­ oampeUUon They will be ac­ utes the umpires |K>Stponed the Houston (Wilson 11-7 and Dler- 635 total. companied by AssMant Ooach tf Co0*t Myglcni F.ast Catholic lliRli and with Manchester’s American season, sort of summed it up after the Angels trimmed scheduled for. tonight FLAG twi-night twin bill and the The feature bout was to have ker 12-St at New York (Koos- John Ctough- l.eKion and later witli Boston ColleRe, Ray LaC.ace, will Boston 4-8 Tuesday night. man 8-6 and (Jentry 9-8), 2 Horseshoe C3uunp Braves uvaliuiehi' of base hits “ I feel like a T ittle' UIH been between A1 Romano of More flve/pound rainbows are Traveling to Australia will be be on display tomorrow night Atlanta (Pappas 4-8 and Stone was washed out. Just got hls first nalr of over- Phillips said. “ He’6 get- North Adams, the New England taken In New Zeailand thiin in E R IE ,Pa. (A P ) — A 16-yeaix our best—Rlok Chaffee, Dennis • • •* at Mt. Nebo. 1^ ting more confidence and a lit- welterweight champion, and the rest of the world put to- 9- 5) at PhUadelphla (Jackson McCoy, SpMer SaUch. Mike I OF OUW laSTSltUNO Tm itl bUb,” drawled Wright, who halls old left-hander from Huntington, REDS ■ EXPOS — Tho oeeiuHlooi will Ih< a regu- tle more work.” Juan Ramos of New York. • gether. 10- 10 and Champion 3-6), 2, twi- Bob Judkins of Meriden has Laffeity, Dob Cochran, Terry from Jefferson City. Tenn. Ind., shattered the worid's In' Cincinnati, however. Reds Itu'ly scheduled Hjirtfoixl T w i­ night announced that Jim Hurtubiae, and T ^ e r Haliner, Elrtc and % “Jackrabblt overalls.” he add­ Iwrseshoe record tor Junior bojra Manager Dave Bristol didn't light Ia»ague biuH'ball game Los Angeles (Osteen 13-8) at one of the all time greats in Lance PoUlseiiand and Hank ed. which are obviously the best in the qualifying round of Um featuring Morlarty Briw, of Man- Pittsburgh (Blass 9-7), night USAC racing, has Joined, the Kashlwa. g o o d Ty e a r mind hls lack of a shower until kind. World Horseehoe Tournament. after the game. cJtester the Hartford Itvsunuice San Francisco (P erry 12-7) at ranks of modify racing once Some of our local Junior The Angels, , by winning, Officials said Mark Selbold "Did you notice I didn’t go to Group. Firth pitch Lm listed at Chicago (Selma 10-4) again and will drive his 3X alders might remember Terry 'CUSTOM moved ahead of Chicago in the landed 46 of 60 ringers tor a to: the mound at all tonight," Bris­ 6 o’t'lock. San Diego (Niekro 6-61 at St. Friday night at Stafford Speed­ American League’s Western Di­ tal of 141 points Monday. -The Hslmer aa having raced agatnat wior tol remarked after the game. The lalente*! IjaGrace Is .s» he- Louis ( Gibson i3-8) ndght way. vision standings, escaping the bid record for the most ringers them. By the stint of hard wnth "M atter of fact It might have diiled to toe tlie rublH-r for Uie Montreal (Woslewskl 2-3) at THEAO cellar for the first time since was 44 o f 60. j and oonUnuous imptovamaot P0LY6UIS TIRS been the only time I haven’t Hartfortl entry. The giuigUiig Cincinnati (Maloney 4-2), night May 10. Chicago dropped a dou­ Rataner wzm the recipient of the gone to It this season” •southpaw 1« fri\sl\ off a fine American Lrague bleheader to Cleveland. Last Night^s Fights E.8.W. Award. it was the first complete sprLiq; at B.C. and lia.H tsvn a East Division , See you on the momtaln. Jay Johnstone golfed a low. game by a Red .starter since atiuulout In tlie Twi loyj* to W.' L. P c L GB BEAUMONT. Tex.—Dave Zy- Inside fastball into the right July 8. And only the 13tji com­ date. The hlg redluNul last week Baltimore 10 31 .693 — glewlcz, 192, Houston, knocked field grandstand to snap a 8-3 plete game by the Clnclimatl was ntunied to U\e Ic'.igue's 4 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Jose loser Vicente Romo, S-7, ivho New York 48 55 .466 23 new o e m e champion in !•- had retired 12 in a row since Luis Plmental, 138*4, Los An­ Cleveland 42 61 .408 ,29 year-aid Fred Mamlsdl at coming on for Jim Lonborg in geles, outpointed Gene Young, West Division the fifth. 238, Moundsvllle, W. Va., 10. 3 V Minnesota 63 39 .618 — ■ ■ tfm Iseol ysolh, aa em­ Tonight. Uie Angels’ hottest NORTH ADAMB, Mass. — A1 Oakland 57 40 .588 SH ploye at Shi BMW's Stesre- WHOLESALE TIRE Cd R A Y LaGACB pitcher, Andy Messorsmith. 9-7, Romano vs. Juan Ramos 10- Seattle 43 68 .430 30 Vieke In sad Motel ia tries to keep the momentum round bout postponed to Mon­ Kansas C?lty 42 86 M i m , ce rie d a .bvmiaat « of tlV' peimant race luid tt>e alive against Boston’s Sonny .416 30H day, rain. California 39 60 fti-st Hiulc|v'ndeiU ■ baseliall at- Siebert, 8-8. .394 3314 WOODLAND HILLS, Calif.— Chicago 40 62 .393 33 M anhaB la a summer THE HOME OF tnu'tion In .severtU yiMi-s in ti»wn Wright. 1-8. almost didn’t Lobito "Little Wolf” Montoya, Tuesday ’s Results worker at the resort aloag l.» exiH'ctixl to bring out tine make It through the final in­ ISS, San Diego, outpointed Ray Minnesota 5-11, Detroit 2-6 with We hrether Rick. cixiwd . tlvit >s. If the wiMtlier- nings. He Jammed a knuckle Adigun, Los Angeles, 120. Cleveland 4-9. Chicago 3-8, 1st BELTED TIRES. man coo|H«rates on hls pitching hand with one BIR D IE — Seven - year - old Tom Moore. National Pee Wee champion from 0 game 11 Iruilnga The MB's:, defeiuting playtrff out In the eighth when hls follow Hagerstown. Md„ U the youngest golfer to ever record a hole-in*one. Inciden­ Baltimore 4. Kansas City 1 cliamivs aiHl Ixith ix-gnlar sea­ through led -It Into the dirt. He tally, he made two in hia short life span. A noMy Muejay was caught trying OUR FAMOUS Oakland 6. New York 6 BUY MOW ON OUR EASY PAY PLANi son playoff kings two y«\irs ago, said a similar. Injury kept him California 4, Boston 3 t m H U U m iB B E to get a closer look at the young golfer as he defends his title in Florida. will field their regular lineup out a week last year. BRANDS INCLUDE.. Washington 4. Seattle 2 Celtics’ Star Center whli’li .mtNiu.s Man.-iger Gene After a brief examination, the Hurtublse, from North Tons- Today's Games Eatoek .to Coaeli GOODYEAR BATTERIES .lohnson will Imve -i foi'tmdable Angels’ trainer allowed him to wanda, N.T., Is equally at home BRIDGEPORT. Oom. (AP) New York (Peterson 10-12) at crew. continue. tn a stock car or In an Indiana- — Bob Emoek. a tormsr Junior STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWA Oakland 1 Hunter 9-7), N Reportedly R e tiring # MICHELIN It's a natural. If l.iG race goes Johnstone suggested that poUs championahlp machine. coilogs All Amsrlcan at Trini­ • MUKkS GSMOCftS Boston (Siebert 8-8) at Cedi- ag.iinst tile kx'ally-.sjHinsortHi some bench-Jockeylng might Jim has won one Orand Na­ dad (Oolo.) OoUage, has bssn (oriiia (Messersmith 8-7), N N E W YORK (A P )— Bill Russell, player-coach of the • AUGNMfNT • tALANCWG team, aiul he's slattxl to try have broken Romo's concentra­ tional race, and t ^ t lyas the nsimed to ths axs>««ii i:iIlls5 ftjn. W.i.shington I Moore 8-5) at # UNIROYAL ^md_stoj|Whe_Gas_^l^^ tion In the ninth. Ruben Amaro Atlanta 600 in 1968.* The victory world champion Boston Celtics of the National Basket­ staff at Um Univarstty of Seattle iSegul 7-4). N ‘It RMMi to* li^ t m W f makm it rUM** was ejected from the game by marked one of the - greatest ball Association and one of the game’s all-tune greats, Brtdgsport. M pdHM Baltimore (McNally 14-0) at plate umpire Ijirry Knapp for comebacks In . racing history, is retiring. Sports Illustrated said to^y in a copyright g - A - -1 r * Have You Visited ovenealous coniplalnlng from Kanws City (^tler 5-6) N / . # PERELII since he was severely burned' article. '------3 T P C M _ Oonneetlrut’e ONLY • the bench on the pitch before DM toll (Wilson 9-7) at Min­ the year before In a champion- Riissrn wrote that be “ no the one Johnstone park,ed In the nesota iKaat 10-6), N play now, tba other guys would JOHN'S ohip race tn Milwaukee, .Wi*. longer feels the urge to 00m- ■ V ANTIQUE I grandstand. • Chicago t Horten 6-1) at Cleve­ knorw I didn’t really care. That'a He has otarted on the front row pete.” # ARMSTRONG "Most of the guys were com­ land (M e Dowell 11-9), N no way to play—tt’s no way to ATLANTIC of the Memorial Day classic The 36-yesr-o)d Russell went AUTO MUSEUM | plaining that he was calling do anything. . . 70€ l U a S t I twice. He finished 13th in on to s a y : Between Caldor’s and _ balls a little high." Johnstone "You can bet I'm going - t o do ' M D -8132 HOW CAN YOU MISSl Canada Grand Prix "There are pmfmNnnalg and Howunl Johnson's on Tol- I said. "Tlie pitch I got was a 1661. In July o f 1968, be set something that.wlU call on the t mrrjimg f ^ e a r TORONTO (AP) — TiM there are mercenaries tn sports. land Tpke. (Look tor our I fast ball, and I was. looking the one Imp speed mark at kind of energy I'v e been uttty Te 6 Msatk/Ts fSty Grand Prtx at r^i— Ma, mm a ( ■ Daytona International ^>eed- The difference between them Is 100 LA P I •!*■)■ ■ for It. It Just fell tn.” in sports for the last 20 year*.’ ’ Ob 6« TiMurak P rt tiU 8 P J l WHOLESALE TIRE CO series o( races for the world w ay when he went 161.866 In on that the profrsrtonsl Is Involved. \yright, who hadn’t won since In ths menntims. be said 'Tijp TalDDhMg M tU ti' PI tflK At R* .Open Dally 10 to 8 I driver's championship. wUl be I was never a mercenary. If I Sept, 18. 1968. waa “ out of shape ^ ••VND ,\\\ — Oakland A's outfielder Reggie Jtickson connects for Offenbouser powered Moogoosie. going to bscoms ths htttsst S’V’’ f k it tUI 1 IPM. Look—Present this .kd for I run Saturday, Sept. 30. Instead continued to pUy. I'd become a • Lobrimlkm MONZA 3S7 BROAD ST MAN(.Hi ,nir M3-2444 tn the spring, then he had mili­ Ws LOth home run of the .season against Stjin Bahnsen of the New York Yan- This will be Huitublse’s sec­ Mack lefthandsd tS-handIcap I U PRICE ADMIS8I0N! of Sunday, Sept.' 21, the Cana” mercenary. I ’m not Invotvsd tary duty, and threw him way ond time at Stafford, after com­ golfer to come alone la yeara ” S e n i e t ^kees. .lacR.son is well ahead of Ralie Ruth's record tiO, and dne game liehind dian Automobile Sport (TIuba an­ any more ; ., I've lost my eom- M CH O lS4UNOHEnEILim E, HML behind. " Callfonila Manager peting eartter this month in Ruaaetrs contract still has one Roger Maris. Maris hit No. 1(1 in his % th game. This w a s Jackson’s ti7th game. nounced Tuesday. pettttve urge.' U I went out to Jolni Kcnael, Prop. the same car. year to run. Rt. 140, Stafford Springs, Conn. f t l l 6ARKINO

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BusinMs ScrvicM Roofing— Siding 16 Halp W a n fd Holp Wontiid ' Help Warited—Male 36 Help W anted—Mole 36 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1969 Offered 13 ROOFING* and Roof Repair. Famoia 35 ______V Femoto 35 TRUCK • Driver for pliimbing Help Wanted—Mote YOU'i A RE A-1. ttu ck Is A-1 Couglin Roofing Co.. Inc.. 643- Wonted—To Buy SB THERE ITtghTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN uid WHIPPLE CLASSIFIED 7707 MATURE WOMAN needed to an d heating supplies. Mian- Housos For Sol* 72 Housos For Solo 72 Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ c are fo r 8-year .old girl, live chester Pipe & Supply Oo., 160 WAN Trip —• Antique furniture ways sealed and small truck BIDWELL Home Improvement in. Call after 6 p .m ., 649-6668. Hartford Rd., Manchester. Call glass, pewter, oil paintlngis or MANCHESTER — Six - room MANCHESTER — Immaculate ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- DEPARTMENT MACHINISTS Co. E x p ert installation of 649-4563. . i other antique itemc Any Colonial overlooking Center 4-bedrqom Dutch Colonial on mano Trucking Service toll MANAGER COLONIAL BOARD, CO. 1 ADVERTISING aluminum siding, gutters and PART-TIME receptionist to quantity. The Harrisori's. 643- P ark. U 4 baths, two;car park-ilke 3 acres with pond, tree, 742-9487 work evenings and weekends Second Shift j / CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS trim. Rooting installation and HARDWARE DEPT. ' Skilled and unsldlled. Excellent wages, fdll-time 8709. 165 G akland Street. / garage. large rooms. Immedi­ garage, work barn. All alumi­ ■I repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. In new modem showroom. Full-tim e. ate occupancy. Hayes ' Agen­ num siding, underground wir­ SHARPENING Service — Saws differentiaL Blue C ^ ’ WANTED — ATmQUES, uzed ’ 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Must be mature, friendly, well Apply In person. cy. 646-0131. ing. A veritable show placer-' knives, aces, shears. skates LATHE AND MACHINIST ^ . h f e insurance, paid holidays and other S furniture, partial or complete P ROOFINQ. aluminum aiding, spoken and dependable. Call Bel Air E state. Vincent A. rotary blades. Quick service estates. Call 633-2300 days. 646- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Capllel Equipm ent Co. 3t gutters, carpenter work, 80 fo r inform ation, 643-2772. BRIDGEPORT MEN JUST LISTED Bogglni. R ealtor. 843-9332. years' experience. ComiecUcut W. T.'GRANT For machinery building. 0004 after 7 p..m. Largo 3-bedroom Ranch. Main St., Manchester. Hour? 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION WANTED —Secretary full-time, Some related experience or A progressive and expanding company. Parkllke' yard. Bou-er'a dally 7:30-5. T liursday 7:80-9 Valley Construction <3o., 648 Manehester Shopping Parkade MANCHESTER — 5H per cent Deadline tor Saturday and Monday la 4 ;30 p.m. Friday 36-hours per week, two-man of­ Some Openings trade school background. BOUSEHOUl' lota — Antiques, school district, air-condi­ Saturday 7:30-4. A48-79B8 7180. F re e estim ate aeaumable mortgage. Seven fice, Manchester Board of Must be able to read blue­ 615 Parker St., Manchester bric-a-brac. clocks, frames, tioned. appliances, many ex­ ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum Education. General clerical First Shift prints, mlcs. Good wages, glassware. We buy estates. VU- generous sized rooms, private ATTICS and cellars cleaneil PART-TIME aides, Monday tras. Assumable 5\ 'r well cared for lawn. Walk to PLEASE READ YOUR AD gutters. Carpentry, addltiona, work includes transcription, excellent opportunity for the iage Peddler. Auctioneer. 420 odd Jobs, light trucking, through Thursday, 1 1 p.m . to Apply Mrs. E. S. LoftuB. m ortgage. bus and shopping. $24,900. Claaaifled or “Want Ada” are taken over the phone as a remodeling and rec rooms. typing, general ofUce duties right maR with fast growing Lake S t... Bolton. 649-3247 trees removed and lots clear­ 7 a.m., Friday through Sun­ Local reputable concern ex­ PALMER REALTY Don't mloa this one. Keith convenience. .The adverttaer ahould read hla aeop!e for whom the cham i of an older home m ore th an LIGHT truok*ng, odd Jobs, also roofs, gutter work, chimneys M irror, 767 M ain St., M anches­ ping, 644-1467. ALUMINUM SHEETS Used rates oomi>»n»4itoii for the lack of .some of theae appotntm ehta. 643-2711 875-3136 moving hir^e appliances Burn­ cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ TYPIST ter, 643-2449. MAN TO work at light clean­ as printing plates, .009 thliik OIL BURNER service me­ ROOM for gentleman only, Such a home of a atyle iwhen It waa built) known aa ing b a rre ls delivered. 44 S44- experience. Free estimates ing duties 6 days per week, STUDENTS! Need su m m er 23x36” . 25 cents each o r 6 for a t^allfornla Bunffalow now available in an old eatab* 1775 Call Howley (M8-5361 644- PART-TIME 9 A.M. TO HAIDRESSER — full or part- chanic. Must have license. Con­ 4 hours dally. Ideal for retired work and after school work, *1 Call 643-2711 kitchen and-living room facili­ li.shed neljchborluKvi on delljchtfully tree-ahuded Combridfe 8383 1 P.M. time. LuJon Salon of Beauty, tact M r. Gibbs, 876-6248. man. Apply Burton's, Main too Your choice of hours. E x ------ties included. Private entrance Street! All on one fle with ganigt-. beam ed chimneys. Free estlmatee. DRESSMAKING and altera program. Call before 1 p.m . some evenings and weekends, MACHINE CO. new management. all from Vernon to West Hart- model 21cnlth apiirtments. Three house trail­ ceding and fireplare tn living MANCHESTER t’entrally lo­ BUCKI.EY School - Cape. 8 Dom enlc M orrone, 649-1804. no housework. Transportation ANSWERING SERVICE tlons. zippera replaced etc for api»lntment. tord and return on scl^l days. Painled, working adults. 643^^ er parking tola. Excellent In­ room. Nice .-tecUhltHl yarxl On cated 5-unlt Income property. rvxvm.*. 4 ^bednxmi*. 2 full Call 649-4811 necessary. Call Mr. Vintone, Children will attend the We must make room for 1970 ofiao- all conveniences, park- 2880. bus line. Owner transfem-d Vacancies never a problem. COMPLETE sharpening Serv­ Lathe Operator Ing, near bus line. Please Call come. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ bath*. formal dining room, MR. JOHN DALONE 649-4523, 9-6 w eekdays, S atu r­ MANCHESTER TOOL & American School For The Deaf models now being Introduced. aiwl iin.xlous. A ssum able mort- Excellent Investment. Mid 40's. ice. Hand and power mowers 649-6914. tors, 646-4200. miHlcm kitchen, living room . 649-0500 875-2519 649-5301 day, 644-0453. Vertical Turret Lathe Operator DESIGN INC. and Gengras Center. Inquire Stop in at our new showroom ATTRACnVE, 3-room furnish-. garage, PIT $136. H.M. Fre- Wolvrrton Agency. Realtors, with fireplace, full *h^ dorm­ sharpened and repaired. Pick and service center at 806 Hart­ ed. heated, apartment. Large and leave your message, you'll hear from our advertiser in Hardlnge Chucker Operator 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester Supt. of Schools, Park and NICE ROOM for gentleman, chftte. Realtors. 647-999.1 649-28t1 er/ bn.Hement completely up and deltvoiV- Call uiyOme, Moving-Trucking— EXPERIENCED saleslady for ford Rd., (Next to Gus's). closets. Private ervlninces. Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. School Streets, Rockville or nice location, free parking, 281 inv«stinent Property tlnl*heom R aise,! R anch, 2W ' INSURANCE Mrs. Sostman any evening be­ EIXPERIENCED foreign car m ent. num aiding. $27,500. Phllbrlck Automobiles For Sale 4 MANCHESTER Dellvery-llghi ROCKVILLE Two houses, 2- baths. 2 flrepliu','*. imuidry MAINTENANCE and repair, Hourly ra te s up to $4.26 p er m echanic. Call 643-2764 be­ ------Chrysler air-temp alr-condl- CENTRAL, clean room for PRICE SLASHED Agency Reallur*. 646-4200. trucking and package delivery. COMPANIES tween 6:30 and 0:30 p.m. ------tloners. fam tly and 4-family. • $36,900. rtx>m. bullt-lns, plastered conujierclal and residential. Refrigerators, washers and hour. tween 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. gentleman, separate entrance 164 E. Center St. PRODUc'l'lON assemblers, to SituatfOfis W antad— and bathroom, parking. Call BACHELORS (4) to share $5,(KK). down. Interested per­ BUY TODAY walls, 2-car gurnge. city utlll- I-ARGK L Ranch. Sev.en room*, HERALD 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, good con­ Experienced. 643-11962 after 8 stove moving, specialty. Fold Ask for Joe. MILLIONS of rugs have been Manchester, Oenm. assemble small electrical ap­ 649-4266. home. A fter 6, 643-0406. sons w rite P.O. Box 381, R ock­ ties, near *clu»>l, 30-diiy oi-cu fireplace, bullt-lns, Dfi baths, dition. Call 649-5013, 649-2412. p.m . tng chairs for rent. 649-0762 Female 38 cleaned with Blue Lustre. It's pliances with a growing com­ 41 Chapel St., Manchester JIG BORE Operators — first, ville, Conn. We are offering you a home poiK-y. Built by Anmildl huge recreation room, garage, America's finest. Rent electric BOX L E H E R S pany, 8-4:30. Apply Iona Mfg. second and third shift. Lathe WILL CARE for your child In w here you c»in enjoy living C lm rle* ran ee, 649-7620, tree*. $27,900. H utchins Agsn- 1930 MODEL A Ford, 2-door MATURE women -with sewing shampooer, $ . The Sherwin- 643-0333 operators, second shift. Verti­ my licensed home days and 1 EA.ST JIARTTORD all brick 4- at a greatly reducinl price. 649 6108. sedan. Call 648-M98 after 6:30 Household Services Painting—Papering 21 experience to work as sales­ Co., Regent St. W illiam s Co. A partmeiin—'Flats—- Business Locations cy Realtor*. 649AS24. For Your cal turret lathe operators, sec­ evenings. Bolton area. 643-2618. famtly, 4 rooms each apart-, This reduction hi price will p.m . women In area’s finest fabric Tenements 63 Fot Rent 64 ment, bullt-lns Including atr- MANCHESTER 7 ROOM Information Offered 13-A B H. MAGOWA^r JR. & Sons. HAIRDRESSER wanted. Ap­ ond shift. Call LeMi Corpora­ help offset the high IntvreHt store, hours 10-5, M onday condltionera. 5 years old. An Cajx>. large living rtvum, SIX RtMlM Colonial, U» both*.' 1979 OLDSMOBILE station ply Marlow’s Beauty Salon, 867 MANAGER-Trainee for health tion, 643-2362. 30 LOCUST St. — F irs t floor, 4 rates. • THE HERALD will not LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ Interior and exterior painting, through Friday. Pilgrim Mills, Dogs__Birds__Pets 41 Boots and Accessories 46 m nnal dimng rvxim, flrei>!ace, a>4'Umnhle 5H per cent mort­ wagon, running condition or Main St., Manchester. and beauty aide department. ______room s, $135. Security. 646-2426, FURNISHED OFFICE excellent investment. Wolver- disclose the Identity of ery, yards, attics, cellars clean paper hanging. Thirty years contact M r. Sitang, 434 O akland T h is Im m a c u la te 3-lMxlr*x>in garage, treed lot, eonvenlcnt gage, $25,500 Coll owner, 643- good for p arts. 643-6406. Opportunity for advancement ton Agency ReoHors. 649-7813 any advertiser using, box ed and removed. Also odd Job* experience, four generations. St. SECRETARIES — . Typists WINDOW GROOMING all breeds. Har CHRYSLER Charger. 118, 9-6. For rent on Main St. $66. split level home Is loeate90. for ambitious man in - rapidly letters. Readers answer­ 644-8062 Free estimates, fully Insured. needed for work In your area monv Hill HO r*hnsM$ H«khtvs« With 45 h.p. outboard and trail* \ ...... — ------Security deposit required. In M'oodhlU Heights on a A g e w y . 646-4200 ing blind box ads who 1965 STUDEBAKER staUon growing company. Excellent m ony HUI. H.C. C hase. Hebron ^ ^ c ^ d ltlo n , $1,400. Call ^ 2-bedroom 643-7361, 164 Oak Street. and Hartford. .Temporary, full­ WASHER Rd., Bolton. 643-6427 Ideal for real estate or In­ profeiutonally lnnds<-a|>emtoiin. room. I'-j iMvth*, Jolouated p ro ced u re: dow shades mode to measure, torlor painting, paper hanging. good hom e. Call 649-6480 after alr-conditloning. Starting at 643-9678 ~UOVENTRY ’ ! CHEVELLE — 1964, Malibu 2- lum, H artford. 278-7610. holidays, pension plan. Salary (xirpcUng. alr-cundltlonlng, renter eikran'e C\,lonlnl / In ■un porch, garage, city utlll- all size Venetian blinds. Keys Discount on wallpaper. Call EXPERIENCED, Opportunity open. Call 649-2836, M r. Mor- 6:30 anytime weekends. $166 per m onth. Call Paul W Enclose your reply to door, sport coupe, good condi­ 649-5334 Garden—Form - THREE ACRES—$5,500 custom drapes and 2 hill imeferretl K>catkin, cortvenlent lie*, $23,900. l>hllbrlrk Agency the box in an envelope — mode while you wait. Tape re­ 646-3048, O scar H ebert. to manage small luncheonette, reale for Interview. Dougan Realtor, 649-4636. FIVE—room suite of front Main tion, low price, 643-2626. AKC Collies, exceptionally T h ree hundr<-bi, stiireS lusl Realtor*. 646-4200. address to the Classified corders for rent. Marlow’s. 807 Tolland 876-9329. AVON SAYS IT ALL Dairy Products 50 St. office.*, 100 percent loca­ PAINTING—Excellent work by BULL DOZER or back hoe beautiful, healthy, sturdy, 149 OAKLAND ST. -1- Two one s tre e t 414 fro n tag e on amenities For an apimlnt- cfiuix-ftni AsMimable mori M a n a g e r , Manchester 1968 THUNDERBIRD. power Main at. 640-5221. Makeup - fragrances - bath tion near banks, alr-condltlon- gage, owners gnxlmis for quick MANCHKSTIin Oventlzed 8- Evening Herald, together teachers. Reasonable, rates. In­ KEYPUNCH operator —Expe­ powders, shampoos-deodor- operator. Laborer with dump sable and white. 568-4219. PICKED daily, delicious butter rooms, heat and appliances, Zoned R-40. Wooded. Enay ment to lns|aM-l call I'HnIs steering, power brakes, $275. MEAT CUTTERS truck .driving experience. Call ed, automatic fire sprinkler. S m ith, 649-2519. •ale PtUlbrltlt Agf-ncy. Real rvKvm On|>e Four bedrooms, with a memo listing the TWO HANDYMEN want a sured. Call 742-8764 for free es­ rienced gal with a minimum ants! Everybody uses them and su g a r sw eet corn, cucum - $85. Security. 646-2426 fro m -9-5 ncc< .* .* to Hartford. I'leslr- 649-4833. 872-3771. hers, stringbeans, vine ripe to- p.m. Apply Marlow's, 807 Main St U>rs, 646-4200. flreplsce. all built-in*, foiivlly companies you do NOT variety of Jobs by day or hour. tim ates. amount of typing. Convenient —so why not sell them? able hv-ntton. Sacrificed for FREE. Part angora kittens, room. wnlk-iMit patio. Excellent want to see your letter. Reasonable. Call 643-5306, 648- to M anchester. S alary to $90. Part-time or full-time. Openings now available, for * matoes, native apples. Buck- ...... - - - - syir r z -W " . . . . fn.it sale. For furthw details BRICHTER Home.s — Painting, exxierienoed meat cutters WANTED — Two men, one JARVIS REALTY ('(), CUflTOki Inillt brick Iwinie HIx condition Don't wait. H M Your letter will be de­ T rucks— 1 factors 5 8292. Pee paid. Rita Girl, 800 Sil­ Phone 289-4922. trained. 649-6128. land Farms. Corner Adams “ apartment? ’“'V to, 1 please call Mr. la-wls at stroyed If the adybrtlser decorating, papering. Interior ui our Hartford area stores. warehouseman and one truck Have many to choose fro m . Building and tot next larg,(^ nHiniM, ftre p lu -e . g a ra g e , Frechette, Realtor*. 647 9903 J ver Lane, East Hartford, 628- and Tolland Tpke. 649-5306 o r 875-6611 driver's helper, 18 years or R E G IST E R E D AKC, sm all $146. up. P aul W. Dougan Real to Post Office Excellent loca­ Realtors MLS Insurors patio, trees. Highland Park la one you’ve mentioned. FIVE-TON 1962 Chevrolet, and extenor Fully Insured. 9410. Company offers, excellent If not It will be handled stake body, 56,000 original Building- Call John D rever. 872-4155, 875- WOMAN for cleaning house, working oondlltona, good older, driver's license neces­ white miniature poodles, FRESH EGGS, 65 cents dozen. tor, 649-4836. tion (or any use. 646-2426 from 283 E . C e n te r S t.. 643-1121 Hcliixil Only $24,9 mention, SDWARD R PRICE—Painting health and accident inmr- ment. Heat, hot water, and ap­ MANCHESTER — Central lo­ BEAUTIFUL Split I-evel, a* bus line. Top wages and bene- Write to Box “BB,” Manches­ Shipping Dept., 935 Main St. beans, etc. Natslsky Farm Manchester Parkade large lot. dead smi atreet, own­ CUSTOM ernft cabinets, vani­ exterior and Interior Paper anoe life Insurance and pliances. $125. Security, adults. cution 5,000 .square feet of ■tunable mortgage 6H per Auto Accossorios— Uts. 646-1920 afte r 5 p.m. ter Herald. F R E E to good hom e, tw o 1% Inc., 122 Newmarkcr Rd. 644- M anchester 649-6306 FOUR bedroom Ranch, 'garage, er nnxlou*. $21,000. W olverton bdst and Found 1 ties, rec room.4, bars. etc. De­ hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. pensloa plan. For i>ersoinal year old Siberian Huskies with 646-2426. 9 to 5 p.m . worchou.se space, small office, cent, 3 nice bedroom*, ga­ Tiros 6 interview, lAease contact 0304. large lot, full cell^. Can ye. months, sable and white. An­ Ing and repairs. Call anytime cellent area. Needs work but I’UHUC IIKAIUNG Traitors— Injured Free estimates. Cail ditions with excellent fringe benefits. desires to affiliate with a SAVE Big! Do you own rug and condition. Makes 'buttonholes ^y, 646-0131. MAIN ST. — Store or office, wlOi fuU *(ied dorm er, large swers to name Becky. Glaston­ for free estimates. 875-1642. 50 King - St., West Hartford, pries' w a rran ts IL Ijow, low A D D m O N A L 649-9668, If no answ er. 843-8362. progressive organization offer­ upholstery cleaning with Blue hem s, em broiders, etc'! Orig- , $130, includes heat, 646-2426, twirntles. H.M, Frechette, living room wllli nreploce, for bury. Manchester area. Re­ Mobilo Homos 6-A Ground floor opportunity. Must be experienced and able to H ou m s For Sok 72 APPROPRIATIONS Conn, or 269 BUUngton Rd., East ing full facilities of a realtor. Lustre. Rent electric sham- m any over $300., 6 monthly R ealtors, 647-9993. inal dining room, recreation w ard. 688-4950. REMA Construction Co. Altera- iNSIDE -outsIde painting 8pe train others. pllances, heat, hot water, $120. *’®' tlOARD OF DIRECTORS MOBILE Homes--Choice loca­ H or^iiird. We offer you your own desk, pooer, $1. Olcott V ariety Store. paym ents of $8.50 each o r pay MANCHESTER — $1,900 doWn. - room. I'ii iMttlt*. eiH'hised rear tlons, remodeling, additions, clal rate* for people over 66 per month. M«al for working m a in ST., comer office, 3 TOWN OK tion, recreational facilities, 2 and a chance t» develop at $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer jiorch, on treed kH. $29,800 repairs. Free estimates. Call Call my competitors, then call DON'T MERELY brighten your or retired couple. Call 649-0641, Four-room Colonial. Two-car MANCHESTER, years, like new. R. B. Asso­ your own pace. Excellent com­ rooms and lavatory. House t I’fvllbrirk Agem-y, RruMor*, 649-8690. me. E stim ates given. 949^7863 carpets . , . Blue Lua^e CUSTOM made draperies, slip 228-3918, 643-9353 betw een 5-8. 843.26«7 . garage Need* some work but BOWERS SCH(K)L AREA coNNEcrnTPr Announcamants 2 ciated Brokers, 649-9925. COLONIAL BOARD CO. FULL-TIME, apartment build­ mission arrangement with wlv) i-are* lU tht* priee. $18,- 644-4200 them . .. elim inate rapid re- covers and reuphol.stering. Notice I* hereby given that HALLMARK Building Com- NAME YOUR own price. Palnt- ing custodian, for Vernon area, good earning potential. For an WE HAVE tenants waiting (or vERNON 900. H M. Fre<’hette. R<-iUtor* L EPCPERIENCED Jazz band 1968 SHASTA cam per, 18’, soiling. Rent electric sham- Budget terms. Established In Brond new office Imnmculate S-r<*>m I'lipc. JUST IJHTED Three bed the Board of Director*, Town of pnny—(or home Improvement, Ing, paper hanging, paper re­ 615 Parker St., Manchester, Conn. live on premises, apartment appointment to discuss this your apartment or house. Call 647-9993. available for any social event. sleeps 6, used 4 times.. 643- pooer $1. P a u l's P ain t & Wall- J945 Day.s. 524-0154 evenlng.s, space available at 30 La- ill flnlihixl Three or (our rv*»m lUuv.'h with fireplace. Mnnehexter, Connecticut, will additions, rec rooms, garages, moval, ceilings. Guaranteed provided. Phone 289-4367. opening, call Mr. Werbner, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- Plays all varieties of dance Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus p ap er Supply. 649-7590. Fayette Square. Rent Includes HIGHWOOD Drive, better than bedroom*, living nx)tii with caUiedral celling, two-car ga­ hold a Public Hearing In the 6012. roofing, gutters. Free esti­ workmanship. Prompt service, Ja rv is R ealty Co., 643-1121. 4535. m usic. Rick M urphy, 643-1342, SHORT ORDER cooks, days heat, air-conditioning, wall to new, 7-room Colonial with ev- comer fireplace and wall to rage, Situated (*i a wiHxled Hearing Room at the Municipal mates, all work guaranteed. satisfaction guaranteed. 647- Darla Weklind, 643-9481. and nights, full or part-time. EAST CATHOLIC Freshman CLEAN. USED refrigerators wall carpeting and draperies, erythlng. over 2800 sq ft of wall carpeting, roomy klt( h two-acre lot f-arge *umlerk off Call 646-2627. ,9664. Building. 41 Canter atroot. WAITRESS wanted, hours 4 - 9 Help Wanted— Male 36 Must be over 18. Apply In per­ and Sophomore textbooks. Also ranges. automatic washers poUR ROOM flat .second floor Will sub divide. Call 872-06Z*, graceful living area Prime lo- •-n. I'cramlc hath, ovenilxed the kitchen $23,900 inimirlcfc Manchester. Connecticut, Tuos- Motorcycias p.m., Monday through Friday. Harmony electric guitar with WES ROBBINS Carpentry re HOUSE needs Painting? Ex- son only. Howard Johnson Help 1 W anted— With guarantees. See them at adults. 643-8330 weekdays. cation, top quality and imiquv garage, aluminum (omlkna Agency, Realtor*. 646-42(*i day, August 5. 1869. at I 00 p m. 11 Also part-tim e w eekends. Ap------amplifier, teas than half price. B.D. Pearl's Appliances' 649 ___ _ '______- — Panonals 3 Bicyclas modeling specialist Additions Marine, experienced painter R estaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke. Male or Female 37 floor plan makes this on ' out­ lion window*. aluminum to ccmalder and act on the fol­ ply In person. LaStrada Rea- E3XPBRIENCBD Bridgeport, Alstf boy's golf clubs with bag, Main St. Call 643-2171 WE HAVE customers waiting ROUTE 85. Bolton — 1,600 aiding. Well *hniblM-d yard BICYCLES—new and used. Re­ rec rooms, dormers, porches desires Jobs until September standing offering. Haye* Agen­ lowing NOEL Adair Dry Skin Fool taurant, 699 Main St. . engine lathe, and hell-arch SCHOOL custodians, full-time, OPENING for shoe store man­ $7. 643-6428. fof the rental of your apart- wiuare foot masonry building, with i-omplclc < lty utllltir' pairs on all makes. Open dally caldnets. formica, built - 1ns when he returns to college. MAPLE twin bed, mattress and cy 646-0131, evening* Mr. Han Proposed addll tonal appro­ Creme, lubricoitt for callouses, ------^— welders. Apply H & B Tool second shift, excellent bene­ ager. Good opportunity In well ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ Ideal for auto repair, body On bu* line Minimum down 9-5:30, Manchester Cycle Shop bathrooms kitchens 649 34 in F ree estim ates. Call 649-4113, spring, excellent condition. 643- dler, 649-7618. N c r r i c E priation lo General Fund hara skin, rough dry heels, and Engineering, 168 Forest fits. Apply office of Business established organization for PICNIC tables, all sizes and tate Associates. Inc.. 648-5129 shop, speed parts shop, small (Miyment to r|uallfu-erienced helper. Top COMPLETE Ham shaft, swan h ealer. 742-6438 fees. Call J. D. Real Estate school Industrial Arts Pro­ RIDE NEEDED starting Aug. workmanship. Financing avail­ day L anes, 39 Spencer St., Box AA, M anchester H erald, ment, breezeway, zttaclied ga-' TOWN OF low mileage. Call 643-0763. Opening for experienced wages with benefit.^. Call be­ 350, .AC-DC, pow er supply. Associate*. Inc.. 643-6129 U & R REALTY CO. INC. gram'lo Im financed by a 11, from vicinity M ain and able. Economy Builders, Inc., Manchester. outlining experience. Model Home Furniture rage. Beautifully treed sere .MANCHESTER. Alpha-Numeric IBM key- tw een 8 a.m. at 5 p.m., Rob­ Mobile antennas, tri-lxmd Mos­ Grant fmm the Conneritcut Woodbridge St. to Travelers, TACO MINI bike, goo, rtxtm ... Pr'jfKMied additional ap p ro ­ GAS STATION- attendant, full DRAPERY $145. per m onth. A vallablf Im ­ the Board of Director*. .Town of siding, porches. Complete floors). Inside pointing. Paper condlUons. Convenient free Openings available In local area Ranch with three Imlruoms. HKHTER RIctuird Rd priation to General Fund or part-tim e, 875-5861. SCREENED loam, p^oce-ssed Interior Designer wants reliable mediately. Paul W. Dougan, RCK'KVILLE 4 room* with .recent tourlM-<]n*mi Colonial Miinchester Connecticut, will home remodeling. Financing hanging. No Job too small parking. In-plant cafeteria Sunny kitchen with dining ares Budget 1*69 70. Board o f' 1966 YAMAHA 305, $325. 643- DEPARTMENT gravel, gravel, sand, stone, family or newlj-wcds to accept R ealtor, 649-4535. heat, $115 r a il 649-2871 Formal dining ret. walk-out basement ISOx of all Adult Basic Educa­ Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Excellent paid training pro­ Tolland Tpke., Manchester. FoU-Tlme removed to warehouses (or Pub luxe garden type apartmenU rage plus many refInemenU Mancheater. Ccmnectlrirt Tue*. low m ileage. Call 876-2046 a f­ NEWTON H SMITH A SON Bonds— Stocks— TVn tor appointment. 200' treed kS $23,500 Wolver- tion Program, to be (1- est Douglas accepts lowest gram. Good starting salary Apply In person. Full Company BeaeOte DARK RICH stone free loom, lie Sale. Modem 3 complett .available now Call Paul Call Warren E Howland. Real 'lay, Auguel 5. 1949. at * 00 p m ter 5:30 p.m. Remodeling, repairing, addl- tnn Agenry, Realtor*. 649-2813 naoced by a Grant under down, smallest payments, any- Mortgogos 27 with commission and semi­ five y ard s, $16. Sand, gravel, rooms with uie $1,000 look. « W. Dougan. R ealtor. 649-4535 tor*. 643-1106. lo conaldrr and act on the bH- Uona, rec rooms, garage*, FIRST NATIONAL Apply Title HI of P L, *6-760. srhers. Not small loan finance RUPP Mmi-blke, 1968 CL 360, annual bonus. Excellent •tone, tiU, manure, pool and pc. Convertible living Roo;n ALTON STREET Eight rtxmi lowing porches and roofing. No Job MORTGAGES, toana, ftrat, sec­ STORES INC. LARGE 3H room aipartment. Adult Educellon Act of 1606 company plan. Douglas Mo­ excellent condition, $125. 742- ond, third, all kinds, realty, “ Company Benefits. patio sand. Call 643-9504. 6 pc. bedroom. 5 pc. Dinette Resort Property hfjme with ''In-IaW ■partmeht |T1v*-t>M2nxmi OiUy 77ie (iurcha«e of real e.iate too small. Call 649-6144 W. T. BRANT Furnished or unfurnished, with ntoi, 2 full otrforad tiled bathe, and or fun^ provided by- tors, 345 Main. 6369. statewide. Credit rating un­ PARK & OAKLAND $10 down, you may purch.ase In center of Town Thr*6 bed- •■onalating rrf rear land and Male or Fenwlo PARKADE appliances, carpeting and For Rent 67 the Mtate of Connecticut for CARPEN'lTlT — concrete etepe.. necessary, ren.sonable. Confi­ AVENUES Call Mr. Mackie—443-1433 •my room Individually. Im room* up (»unporch croild be family nxjm. 2-car garage, tov frontage off I.yitetl Street 1961 CHEVROLE'f! sedan, NOTICE Ailull Basic Education. HARLEY XIX:H. engine re- floors, hatchways, remodeling; dential, quick arrangements. Between 7 P.M.-9 P.M. Am Eqqal Opportanlty m ediate "“dellv>rv- or free a fourth and the bath, down modtate occupancy for the «um of II.V*) 6 cylinder, fair condition, best E m ployer The Registrars of Voters of A««noy. Raolbor. 64AOOOO Pro(>naed additional appro- wxirked, much chionie, new porches garages, closets, cell- Alvin Lundy Agency, 527-7971, EAST HARTFORD storage your irp<*rd|. offer. 849-6717 after 5:30 p.m. COOK and short order cook the Town of Manchester, Conn., prIaBon lo (lenerol Fund paint. 640-2137 betw een 6 - 7 ' ings, attics finished, rec 983 Main Street. Hartford. Eve- CREDIT CAP A CCP Charge Plaits THREE - BEDROO.M town- • W alrr Rkiln^ Ux> or jufft nxim. dining. m<*)em kltohen, nance niay seen In the T'rwn needed full-time, no Sunday will be In session In the Regis­ Budget tie* TO. Board of 3 p.m. . rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ nfngsy 233-6879. 41so our own Instant i"redi' house apartment Include* utili­ luxury In lh«* nun MU’«*n Heai* avalory, l.und^^m a^, In, sia. (7erk'» office during Inuln'cae 1968 PONTIAC Catalina station work.' At^y Acadia Restau­ trars Office at the Municipal er related work. "No Job too Plan ties. appliance*, parking, tv. Rraltor*. G43-6M0 the rear. additional living ’ hovir* Education $6,766 wagon, power brakes and 1962 MATCW..ESS, 600 cc, new SECOND MORTGAGE - Un­ SALESLADY, mature, respon­ rant, 103 Tolland Tpke.. Man­ Building,. Friday, August 1, 1989. IH batho, garage, private to be used tor the support small Dan Moran. Builder CLERK CREDIT private ba.*ement and patio rrx.rri and bedroom Full b a se ­ steering. Reasonable. 644-0804. engine, completely restored, limited funds available for sec­ sible, top hourly rate, full- chester, 649-0898. M Ol’NT Sm#w Verm ont. iTMd yard Irrw gy» K**(h Dated at Manchester. Con­ E venings 649-8880 from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.. for DISCOUNT FURNITURE Call J.D. Real Estate Asso­ ment throughotit. New go. of a Cijoperallvo Aide Trmln- $500. 649-2275 after 5. ond mortgagee, payments to time only, 36-40 hour week (In­ COLLECTION CLERK Thrr^brfJrrKJtn Orff Agenoy 6t»,4lM. •40-inB necticut. IhU 23rd day of July 1980 RAMBLER, running con­ the purpose of making an en- WAREHOUSE ■ ciates. 643-5129 heat, new plumbing, wir­ 1969 '■ tng iV ^ r a m ("The Monchee- VDDITIONS. remodeling, ga­ suit your budget. Expedient cludes Thursday night till 9 rollment of electors who are .NOW 2 BIG LOCATION? ind Jiu'lmmlnK m a rb y |T5 ter Board ot Education and dition, excellent tires, $60 Call 1967 BSA HORNET. 650 cc, tw in REPAIR MAN FULL-TIME FU IX -T IM E ing. eti T h u home )« In ex MANCHClITXR Walk to John I U andde Jr., rage rec rooms, bathrooms service. J. D. Realty. 643-6129 and all day Saturday). Call entitled to vote at the Caucuses 3580 Main St Hartfore 35 MAIN ST.. 2 room*, heat and Wffkly. AvatUbl« now M- lit* Manchester Community 647-1166. enrb, ImnmculHte condItUm, rrptk.nal conditior) Aluminum schools and shop$itng from this S ecretary •lied, kitchen,* remodeled ce Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128. C asual With mechsmioal experience to An Company Benefits of the Town of Manchester and 522-724# electriclty. $86 monthly Call 0557 aiding, two-car garage, over-. I 'oltere I (o be financed by 872-0486. ment work, cellar floors, pa- Village Shops, Manchester. Full company befteflto, steady 7 room Cape with attached ga IkMrd of iHrector* repair commercial laundry year around work. An eqtml 32.66 p e r h o ar to accept applications for ^the (form er F uller Bru.*h bldg 649-2866 before 5 p m «|jed tot immediate occu- 'irant under “ntle 2B of the tlo.s. roofing Call I.,eon Oles Business Opportunity 28 equipment. day. 40. hours, t'OH'MRIA Ijikf Wat^rfn>nt rage. 'Formal' dining room, Manchester. Conn , VOLKSWAGEN 1966, $796. Call iy ’6 YAMAHA, 250 cc, Scram­ 6 opportunity employer. Apply admission of electors, 175 Pine St. M,mrhe*lc’ pani y Sensibly priced under Edurntton Pvofeeelone Do *\-nskl. Builder 649-4291 BOOKKEEPER — Complete vacation, all fringe benefits. Apply CENTRAIJ.Y located three ( t i l l i i g f AuR 22k M&3. flreploced living room. Excel 643-4032 before 5, bler, very go«l condition. $860, TO LEASE, small luncheonette, o l once. signed, 646-2332 thirty thousand dollara T J tent condition I22.W|0 A.,I velopment' Act. Public Low knowledge of bookkeeping and (former Norman’* Furr. room apartment, atove, refrig­ 640-4862. SAtTC MONEY! F ast service. excellent location and- poten­ Gall Joe Lickwar ' Eldward F. Morlarty. Crockett. Realtor, 643*1877. verton Agency. Realtors, 449- 90-16 office procedure, at least $3. W. T. BRANT , Warehou.*e erator. $100 nvonthly. Call 649- Dormers, room additions, ga- tial. Tolland, 876-9319. ' ' 296-M61 ^ Frederick E. Peck, fir>I,TON LAKE Atlniftlv#- atia. PmpoMd additional appro- 1966 PONTIAC Tempest, excel­ per hour and over, depending 4t corner of Pine A Fore.st St • 4415. hi A.N< H ESTER South End niges. 'xtrehes, nxUlng and PARKADE Registrars of Voters Pourrckf/m Rjinrh priallon to the General lent condition. Call 646-4076. on previous experience. BW- W. T. 6RANT o a 1 Mon -Fri 9-9 Sat 9-6 Immaculate like new Califor­ Business Services ROSKIN DIST^reun’ORS M a n c h este r Comi.. FOUR - RfK)M apartment B^ach Availabie MAN< H E S T E R . Rixtm ad­ SIX ROOM, p artially fuTTOshed Wontvd To Ront 6B. high 20* lUye* Agency. 646- O w ner tran aferred 123.Vsj ( .Manchester. work part-time in local retail T O B ID 5498 to be financed from ttw lx3ts cleared. Reasonable. Free ditions. garages, breeieways. WOMAN to baby-sit mornings. ap artm en t, first fiorcr IlSO In- 0131 Wolverton Agency. Realbar*. On* Moin S»r**t Community Renewal Team 1968 DODGE GTS, 4 speed estimates. In.sured. 289-8720. C^unbridge St. Call 643-0064. store. Call 643-3833. Sealed bids will be received W AfTTZl) APAHTMIINT or 449-261$ Free estimates. Work guaran­ -WOMAN for cleaning Main MODER.V ll^t oak dining quire 59 Holl Bt ^ of Hartford, which (un*9 bucket seats, 13,000 m iles, cx- CAREER OPPORTUNITY unUI 3:00 p.m. (E D T I August house mith 2 qr more bed- SEVEN RfXiM ColpnioJ. 2H Ul teed Phone \ 643-7995 anyU^me. Street pfftce, 3 hours per ( NOW RENTING have already been received. cel)ent cx)ndltlon.. >$1896. 649- TREE SERVICE (Soucun NATIONAL ooncerri hae Im­ 19. 1909., by the Housing Au- r*'**h,« 'WiR.EE room apartment, third im*' 526 2324 efi bath*, large famUy room* 2^ MANt.TlESTKR Tw'.>*tory week. 643-2406. , . ' Sumjjvft ySt . ^M^he««f . .ml, paVktng 0.k, fir^plicif*. pUstei^ wall*, ItViipoMed o ^ ttlo n d l appro­ 2276 a fte r . Trees dut. building lot* clear t'KMENT WORK No Job too mediate , opening for pleasant FOR THE ' Ihb iity of thA Town of M an­ hom e.'t*two baths, 4-5 bed/fs'ih*: 1\ \ond'T-bodrieeh ulrli^xr 6 ,\" priation to ^ the fleronflei j •d, trees topped Got a tree small, sidewalks preferred.' telephone prom otion w\>rk. LUNCHEONETTE chester. and then publicly open­ ------' St . $95 monthiy Adults, no fu'i insuiaitort. por^, city utll- cen tralI kk alkg) Newer fur ( o p o rem en la f n e n $155 p«ir GAL FRIDAY, in local office of 6usin*s^ Proporty -Sewer Treatihenl CoBatruc- 1964 CADUXAC, 4-door hard­ problem? Well worth phone Call 742-9791. Part or full-time. Morning or ed and read aloud (or supplying Musiccri Instni^nMfs 53 pet* c*ii 649-8473 ' Itle*. bullt-ina. extra lArge 2- nace IkA ot house for 120 50“ mieuh f'<*aturing all th e^ evening hours available. Lib­ a nationwide company. Ideal car garage, near achooi, treed Hsye* Agency.^ 446 0191 Don Fund $363,1*? top, really clean car. Good call, 742-8262 HANABER RIGHT WbMAN! No. 2 Fuel on for the 1909-1970 For Sol* 70 nvelvm < ««iveiuei>' ew I Urea, good paint, excellent run­ eral bonus and fringe bene­ (or a high school graduate Just SPANISH "F-Hole'' gulur. * WEST MIDDfJ-'. Tpke 4'-i , . , . tof exceliant locatVoi C harlea for preparation of ptona Salary Pins Beans Heating Season. JUST LISTED 55 Iw.i family c .-tarting in the working tk-orld. Good corvdltlon. with egoe. $40 room duplex heat hot water, 'SS'l CENTER .Street, »n elgtrt ning oondlUon. Call 648-4621. ANYTHING taken to the dump, faving— Drivaways 14>A fits. Hourly wage, convenl^t Specification and Contract |y perance, 449-7620, 4496108 and speclflcattona — poUa- old appliances. bulky furni­ Di\-er«lfled duties. Salary $80. electric stove refrigerator, ga­ .room home »';:h 2-car garage duplex, ceraml* bath*, large ( Raymond F. and v parking. Phone 646-0726 for Fan Coaipaay Beoeflta Easf Hartford office of national company needs Documents may be obtained Ask for Tom. 443-94n. lion abatement foctUtiee, to 1962 BUICK LaSabre, 4-door ture, ■ cellars, attics cleiuted, DRIVEWAYS .Sealeil This la apiwlntment. Fee .paid R ita Girl, 800 Sll- rage Av'oiiahle August 1. one O' atfd tr. b u e n e o , II zcoie $14,900 A ttractive 9-room living n»jms. two-car attarhepeur driveway $50 IN FAMOUS bnuuls free 9416. M odel M103. $675 Call, 643- fore 5 p m 'fe d for jirofe I' if/nsl or com room, hot water baseboard Isumiry hook upa Beautiful Stale of Connectletll. R. K. CONSTRUCTION — Ex- W. T. 6RANT ComecUewL 5998 a fte r 5:90 p m . grounds Mui 2“ » W.-lverton M'd'il (ypen Dolly, 1-.5 ^ $476. 643-8622. For (rec. estimate, call 742- If you .run a weekly ahup-by- merrisl occupancy, Robert J heat, attached I garage. Hutch- -/.J o h n I. QorriUa Jhr.. ' cavuUtig, landscaping and pav­ The ABihorlty reserves, the p m Or By AppeorUment */ 94.*7. mall club tor few friend*. Send WOMAN to hw In and mty PARKADE 8mc',.'. Inc 961 Main Street ina Xgency, Realtor*. *49-6914. Agrfiey. Reaitor*. 449-2*19 S ecreto ry 1966 OALAXIE LTD, exceDent ing, cohtraollng. Gravel, fill (or detalla and free all new for children while mother: Please call 289-9318 ■ right to accept or reject any or M9-524I ^ K enlals h y V Aa': ga^ Oppormslty Imrt.e uiitte 4 Board of Dtredora oondUlon, V-8, automaUo UJid loam. Septic ttuik repairs cataU^. No obligation. Pop­ works, own room. State salary oU bldz. Wearing Appofol— ForaislMd EARN EXTRA income with MwN< HEBTEK E m ployer for interview. Asirfor Mr. Estes. MA.VCHESTER Prime r*- thta 9-family home tn Vemoo, and 4 duplex Near bus line Mancheater, Cbnn. trahsmisslon power steering Call 875-7218 evenings, 872-6072 u lar Club Plan, Dept. X603, a-.uUed, Write Bo.\ N, .Man­ Housing Authority of the Fan 57 AportHMon 63*A '^•AUL W. DOUGAN We will train you. Salary open> tat; '(OcstJon tor m l ' lu rg e fully occupied and a good and iho$>plng Two . heating Dated at Monchaeter, Con­ and brakes. Call 743-7676. days. Read Herald Ads Lynbitxik, N.Y. chester Herald. Town of Mancheater WEDDING GOWN. hoop, and ONE-ROOM furninhed ef';-irn- ■yulidlng air conditioned.^ plen e tjiU ) txjll'ler ;ml> 121 Wto ■yalems. *rpar*te drivrw •y* 6 4 9 ^5 3 5 onyttaw ^ necticut. this twonty-loiiith doe By of July t$ss. ^ i John E Cronin: vell. *lzc 9. $100 Phone 646- cy apartment Apply Msrtow a. ty parking ' a!. H m ’ Kre- Wolverton Agency, t Realtor*. Eocellant value at 123.9'*.' I I Ir C hairm an 3310 or ZT2-4I66 3C7 Main St .. M onchesU r. chette, Reaitor*,^ 447 9*«3 6463619 Ilayee Ageivry. 444 0131

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PINTO MANCHEgEER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY SO, 1969 BERRy’S I R L B No G>nfli<^t PAGE THIRTY-FIVE PINTO, People Interested Capital Works Items CLASSIFIED In Narcotics ‘Treatment Or­ Los Angeles Ex-Police Chief Of Interest: ; ganisation Inc., Is now open Food Poisoning Monday throuf^ Wednesday Head Board’s Agenda Interiaith Day Ca^p Mice Figure ADVERTISING Rep. Halpem -evenings, 6:80 to 10, in the Becomes TV News Reporter Spoils (^tdoor bottom floor of the Williams When the Manchester Board of Directors meets next-' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS A y BOB THOMAS wiw,- u Ftin for Many Meets at Sduth Church Prominently 'WASHING'rdN (AP) — Repl' Building of St. Mary’s Epis­ Tuesday for 'its regular monthly meeting, it will be Aastxdatad Press Writer i__ - . “® expected to be the 8 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. Seymour Halpem, R-N.Y., says copal Church on Park St. askesd by - Town Manager Robert Weiss to allocate A two-week Interfaith Day Dennis Lee, a senior at Weav- LOS ANGELES (AP) _ His * * By AP Newsfeatures Camp will open Monday at the er High School, Hartfos'I. wlll there Is no conflict of Interest An ex-addict, a parent of a $359,872 in Capital Improvement Reserve Funds for 13 voice is ree<$y. lacking the mri- n it In Testings drug user, and a professional COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. between his position ias a mem'- projects. ------Hfluous tone of Howard K. worldnc-interriewa. Food poisoning e le ctrica l Church, supervise toe children on toe ber of the House Banking Com­ counselor are on hand to talk Smith. wltoout a script and de- ,. (Ctmttnuexl from Page One) That $369,872 added to $281,- ^ght (the meetli^'“wilt b® at 4:8* PJ*. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION mittee and the fact that he has to anyone on an anonymous — 111 1______J sisiant pastor of St. Barthol- er staff members are Mrs. 590 for five projects already al- g p y^.niclpsl Build- UiSlke the uirflappatole Chet ®P®®*a1 Reports. charcoal grill hardly sound like many outstanding bank loans basis. ’Die phone number is ^ omew's Church,------. ----- and— the ...... Rev, MarilynJ.. Glidden, y,y,„ bus udriver; ii»ci. fetched by toe astronauts a few Deadline for Saturday and Monday I* 4:80 p.m. Friday located, would bring to $691,462 ing Hearing Room ), the board Huntley, he teatfo ^ ririfin'S^S" toe Ingredients for a and debts. 643-2800. nervous heaifaitlon. picnic. Yet unless c e r t a ln ^ r iy a®®®®*®'® Pmkor of Miss I^toerlne Donovan. Miss inches deep In the moon, six to the sum approved for Capital' win consider the foUowUw nine k j .1.^ Churi-h. are co-directors Susan Donovan and Mias Karen „ ^ ^ YOUB COOPERATION W lL L faiA l The Wall Street Journal, in a Improvement items. . / items: He has none of toe wit of Da- tory published Tuesday, said l!. vonrto,!r*7,r; ®» l^® ®<^P t“®t wm b* m cates, music; Mn.. Kan B EIv “ ®“"P'® °' »‘mllar BE APPRECIATED DIAL 64^2711 'The 1969-70 General Flind i. Appointing a memiber to vld Brinkley, the avuncular au- w it t o ^ o myself session from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 and Mrs. Myron Rice. In charge mA‘ er‘ «l and ilx to a sample of Halpem has debts of more than budget provides only $429,300 ^ Human Relatione OMnmls- thority of Walter (Jronldte! ^ JramL>rk •• ppe n your own backyard. p (jally. of arts and crafts; Miss Gates, loo«c dust found In a box of $100,000, including sizable loans sagacity of Eric Severold. S X ^ o;d s « Vi CentinuMl From Prscoding Pogo from several banks. Police Log for the Capital Improvement sion. to flU the unexplred term F ^ poisoning strikes thou- All toe children wlll be In ***** -Jane Ely. David Ely, Miss rocks returned by Apollo 11 Reserve FTmd. Weiss 18 asking November 1971, created by sands of picnickers every sum- Grades 1. 2 and 3, with 20 i-om- Cynthia Mudlln and Miss Joan „ ,u ' . Among the debts, the Journal the board to commit $162,162 the resignation of RepubUcan mer. FYequently toe symptoms Ing from St. Michael's Roman Melswonger, asslstanU for arts ® H o u s m For Sol* 72 said, was $10,400, In telephone Lots For Solo 73 AHiREflTft in funds not yet received but, Frederick Otter. ’Die replace- are not severe with toe victim Catholic Chuix-h In Hartford and crafts. ®" unexplained illness between bills dating back to 1960. It said " .... ' -— ---- , r reuericK uo-xer. ine repubce also thpt WlHle Durant, 16, of 56 Irving *'« preoicispredicts wuiwill beoe coi com- also a Republican, is ex suffering only a mild stomach 10 from Manchester. Also. Mrs. Ernest J. Leemon. now and the end of toe space- MANCHESTER — Truly Im­ sands^f S la^ to r - cha'Yed with larceny undw ‘"ine8^ in to the town’s coffers,c o f f e r s . ___ .. a _____ ache. Other times the unsus- Music, arts and crafts. In. **f*- Frank Smith, Mrs. Nunzio men's scheduled quarantine pe- maculate 5-room Cape, lull sands of ooilars to caterers, la He eRtimAteR estimates 102 $92,000.non Inin n ad- xrienda and clubs ^ accused of shopHft. peering picnicker does not get door and outdoor recreation, '-"Pacchlno, Mrs. Herbert rlod Aug. 11, It could force phy- dormer, Iront-to-back living JACQUEUNE-ROBERTS off so easjly. Severe abdominal reading and swimming ore on ®‘®Yen8on, Mrs. Gerald’J. Port, slclans to extend toe quaran- The 55-year-old Halpem is ® shoes and a belt “ r 'w o years. "Youth and Po- room, 1% baths, enclosed AGENCY TT' paln. vomiting, diarrhea, chills, the program. Field trips to the Harry Karr.'Mrs Charles tine. .serving his 11th year In the OuUet on Hart ed whm the 1 ^ -7 0 budget WM to the west of Man- porch, oversiacd garage, deep night. Court date A»“iu“r £Si.jr s SSL'?« “ and fever set in. LuU Museum and other Ux-al W®‘®® Prime reason for the tests. House and Is third ranking Re- a„~ h ^ Chester Memorial H b ^ ta l and lot. Immediate occupancy. Low Over one acre site, 160 x poisoning can plm-ep of Intoreet are planned, Anthony Pletrantonlo. however, ts to assure that moon publican on the banking panel. LZ- tin son , 8 - AltoTm.. Was ao’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ SOO* on West Middle Tpke. land and 119,500 left over from ^ __ _ a_ *1. be dlvld^ ‘" ‘ ®,*^® ‘yPes, say. Uuu-h wUl be provided for the *^““ ' 8 8eybalt J r. rock, now In quarantine can be tors, MS-2818. near hospital, RC-RB zon­ He was..A*w not U..WM.U.V.Wavailable avrz for VA/Jll-com last year’s Capital Improve- S T L ^ Sharon ra..x Bush, home------economist children - ...... and the staff M rr William W a^er, Mrs ^f^ly distributed. ed. Presently consisting of — ------ment but his office Issued a «*enard Wlrta, 67. of no cer- ment Reserve F^nd-for a total hos- for the National Safety Council. Representatives from 8t. Peter Naktenls, Mrs. Alex _T MANCHESTER —Large Spilt. a 2-famlly and a single £tateme.-rt quoting hdm as eay- address, charged with Skoof and Mrs. Frank Smith <‘**ronauts are the true of $171,600. T.V „ by "I "One Is called food Infection Mary's, St. Bartholomew's. St. Two baths, fireplace, garage. family unit. Ideal for pro­ ing he had "never sought profit break and entry and vagrancy, weis^'at'Wels^ at an an Informal Informal meet- meet- 3- 3- O Des>?natlng e s lp ^ n g th the6 new new Co^ Con. stoo’ telling; Miss Margare* ‘ *'®‘ whether we get out of toe fessional or multiple de­ him. ^ ‘vorse reviews,’ and the other, food Intoxlca- James' and South United Meth- ExceUent locaUon. Wall to or engaged In any wrongdoing.” be was found In a storage board July 14, re- Savings and Loan As- Helfrlck, Joseph Martens. Ml.ss 'looranltne chamber. ” mild Dr. velopment. May be pur­ T ^ m o v e was an obvious ploy tlon, ” Miss Bush reports. "In odist Cthurch and toe wall carpeting. Clean home. •I have had my share of fl- fndofure at the East Cemetery „,,nded It of the $231,590 it al- Hartford as a town Te«n- Betty Lupacchlno, Miss Joyce Fischer, on expert in chased Individually, 80 x to Ehoro up raUnga which shd me to be a pro G ^ o r toe first case, a person eats food pie Both S h o 1 o m RM . Frechette, Realtors, M7- SOO* loU. ® m t $r Nu, Inc. nanclal problems," the state- Court date to- ready had allocated—$77,000 for laden wlto bacteria. He actually Uto p la n .;'W t o ;7 a n n , "m ™ »B»8. ment .said, "but not one iota has Hartford. Charter Oak Field Improve- *■ APP«>vlng the town’s Work- flam^yont. read all tt^revlews-lf ^u 'We met last week at CdcOa Beach fla^potnflng George Putnam can’t learn from your detrac­ becomes Infected with toe or- Wtlllani Martens and Mra \ l ! “ *""*"*■ /J’®''®®'*®" ^ Spacecraft C enter, 3 rubbed off on my public life.” ments; $M,400 for unantlclpat- J^banlselon ganlsm and gets Sick. The s e c ward Goss of St Bartholoinew's P*rK»ns may con- "The animats and their re- SCOTTISH Castle — ten rooms, JACQUELINE-ROBERTS during countdown!" t o r ! to KTTV torn, you’ro In bTd on 45 acres of land, painstak­ "Theie has never been an lota Lewis Gellnas, 46, of 869 ed and added costs for Bennet ?? leoeral Housing and ond type of food poisoning oc- Church securod the staff ’ and in!h ' J”’ Influen.-o toe reto«u«- of AGENCY for a ^ridely reported $300,000. "For toe some r e a ^ ' i reed cup cakes or cookies to the physical samples." ingly restored 17th century of conflict," the statement con- Main St., arrested on a warrant Junior High School heating Im- Finance Agency. Tlie -curs when the bacteria grow In did Uie pr«ato!tonry plannlh* ‘ " “ vslcal «.m n le. tlnued. "Had I been self-seek­ charging him with non-support, provements; $50,000 for Spring specifies the town’s *®“ ®™ whether toey be- the camp. former Orlst mlU. Waterwheel 646-3339 success as tne KTLA newscast aln *r>A$ir 'Tz-ww. t i—. . toe food and produce a poison. Soil from a core sample col­ Out of Town „ He was released on a $100 non- St. reconstruction; $40,000 to- Housing Code regulatlwis and is , that generates your own elec­ Out of Town ing- I certainly would not bj In It is this poison that makes a lector Jammed five tnchss Into tricity, picturesque waterfall, For Solo 75 ______For S4ilo 75 debt. I acknowledge having a surety bond. Court date Aug. U. ward the $65,000 purchase Pre-requlslte for receiving rea!tlon!r^“’ person sick." the n>oon by astronaut Edwin E. ------price for 11.29 acres of land ‘ ‘'" I s for houaU* tor the eWer- nam s. Ji^ curiouMty about Red- Reddln has takCT/ atrone with water rights. For further number of loans ^ and several Both Illnesses are commonly Rebuilt Egyptian Air Force Aldrin Jr was gnmnd up and BOL’TON —Charming • 8-room BOLTON Center. . .Large four personal debts. But I am repay- AOOIDENT8 for the Olcott St. Disposal Area; uilban redevelop- stands against campus uprio- known as food poisoning. But mlxixl In a special solution information call Phllbrick Rosort Proporty center chimney Cape. Im­ narrowed, B\* toe Au- ings and other elernCTlts of un- bedroom ranch with extensive ng= them. . A written warning for failure and $960 for lighting a football ® *8 tor assurance that strictly speaking, toe first kind Tuesday so scientists could In­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. maculate four bedrooms, 2% ^ p e ^ le seem satisfied with rest. He also voiced his feelings For Solo 74 view to the east, 10 rooms In • "And I thould po’nt out that to obey a “ no U turn” sign was practice field at Memorial Might areas will not de- Is an infection, not a poisoning. Fails to Challenge Israelis ject It Into the mice's blood, stir ^ ^ o i ^ c e Of their chief attiut gun controM"^a{^‘r FOUR-ROOM Ranch. Floor to baths, beautifully landscaped. all, 1'^ batiis, built-in two car f. Jme of those mentioned (In the Issued to James Sullivan, M, of Fleid. velop, even as old ones are be- There Is little difference In the It Into their foon» celling stone flrep la c e. WATERFRONT lot Bolton garage. Separate tool shed in Journal) nave have long since been 4045 RiversideKlverslOe Dr., after his taxi The new auocauonsallocations Weissweiss - removed. j ™ - — • symptoms produced by food In­ Into the air they breathe. . walla. Select neighborhood. the rear that serves many 6. Designating the section of Reddin spoke eamesUy in an Beamed ceiling, paneled walls, Lake, This lot Is dry and well e'eared up. ^I have '------never----- de- • cab—- struck a car — on — E." Center-----* will request next Tuesday are: . ^ soetton of fection and food, Intoxlcarion. al- It biilll Eg>-pUan air force’s flnrt I <«•«* In tha Middle Bast Hred for generations for this Minutes to new Route 6. Louis uses. Over an acre of grass. attached oversized garage, cleared in good acceptable rau'.ted onin an obligation, and no St. at /k a ln St., yesterday at $81,722 for Improvements to the Hilliard St. to though toe allmenU resulting to cluillenge Israeli air Israeli air force mmihera fate, the S54"mlce arc germ-froe Dlmock Realty, 649-9823. FHne neighborhood. Sensibly “ ftiendly, open chewed controveroy. One of his porch. 115,000. Hayes Agency, area. O.J. Morrison Realtor, one has everever forgiven anyanv of my mv 12:80/p.m . The driver of the Intersection at Olcott St.. Hart-™ ii- Tpke. - as— ------Now------State from food Infection arc likely to lortty slnoe the Middle *®"’ ® fighteni. llglu bomb- quite unlike their grimy cous 646-0181. priced. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ford Rd., W. Center St. and records reveal that manner.^ somewhat as if he nlghOy features Is '"1916 Good- be more severe. 643-1015. ELLINGTON cbligations, nor have I ever sug­ car Was Arthur Dobranski, 19, East war two years ago has era and fighter bombent, most Ins found scrounging around for 643-1677. Spencer St.; $19,000 tor drain- deslgnaUon iwas never pirt “®«terey 8tory," Uh»traUng ^ Miss Bush asserts that If food f„ji , ,, o irf thmn of F'Tenoh nuinufacture a living In the outside world, MANCHESTER—4-4, two fam­ gested any forgiveness." of 61 Englewood Dr. His car ELEGANT!! age Improvements at Hartford tilings in the community. Is handled properly. It Miould *®y- htance refuset. to stSp neplaoe^ They are the descendants of Ta the word to describe this NORTH COVENTRY — Imma- Gaalrman Wright Patman, D- w to towed. ily. Best of condition. Blre- Rd. and S. Main St.; $78,000 ®- Accepting a deed from the not present a hazard to plcnlck- ® r«»iult. aniilyata say they ment planes or nddlrinnal generallnns kept In a sterile en- 7-room custom Colonial, culate 5Mi-room Ranch. Ga­ Tex., of the Banking Commit­ lob^ izT *'«®« o' two news hours plaoe In ea ch apartment, Out of Town SideiJto riL t each weekday aro less demand- ers. Special precautions should “ ®“®'’" 'he United Arab Repub- plimes to Israel vlronment. with each baby bii'U on-n -tjctyjtlfolly mani­ rage, enclosed breezeway, fire­ tee, eaid In a_ statement _ that la There was a two-car accident 3rpke. paving; Gr®®" Construction Co. stoves and refrigerator. Re­ ^ ing toon being chief of police, he be taken In the case of high risk lack* toe air power nece-j- ...... ’ For Solo 75 cured Fine place. Fruit trees Immediate But Israel Is In toe i>nx-e«K of mouse dellveretl prematurely cent wiring and plumbing. n « e . But as time went on, I Indicated. In toe m o m lii he ac- foods -deviled eggs, potato sal- *®*^y support a major ground rrcelrtng 100 li.S A4 Sky Hawk by caesarean seellon to protect ca m e t^ fV ii/ IlKil J#droom , occupancy. Only $22,500. Pasek Call early. Mid 20’s. Wolver­ GLASTONBURY—Hebron area. becaime more accustomed to the comipHched some of the three to ad, and moist casseroles- moist f"®®* “ croz* toe Suez Canal In- ( ghtor bombera, imd late tol* It from the mother’* germ*, ton Agency, MO-2818. dining room, living room, Realtors, 289-7476, 742-8248. Immaculate 4-bedroom Cape, surround^ and I found five hours of he to foods that contain egga, milk, or ^ Sinai. >v.ir the United Slate* will Mart then raised on sterile fixxl and built 1962, fireplace, aluminium (1'ld‘i to the exquisite decor the Wall Street Jourral. but In 48, of Hublard Dr., Vernon, and JUST LISTED—5-room Ranch, BOLTON Lake — Waterfront W satl^^thew orkcanbe. get each day. <^u®nS"s^ meat. These~ foods are good im-tead, m1huu-y experts feme- icmbog the flnrt of 50 F4 Pluue water siding, large wooded lot, $22,- of the home. Ijow 30’s. J. all fairness It must be conceded James Adams, 18. of New Brit three bedrooms, with eat - In California style home, 3 bed­ under the town’s Industrial ^^r a recreational area. im pact I new^apers. toe weekly news breeding grounds for toe bacte­ cast toe UAH wllL concentrate lorn Jet*, similar to the bezt Reenuse they are germ-free 900. Meyer Agency, Realtor, Florence. that reports of thl,3 natui’e rat«e aln. r a j^ o l d attitudes, I can make magazines and anything etoe kitchen, carpeted bath, de­ rooms, large enclosed porch que tlons concerning legislation Guidelines; $360 for lighting a 7. Rescinding an action taken ria that cause some types of In toe numth* ahead on Intensl- “ ghteii. In rive U S Air Ktux-e the tnl.-e^re highly »u*. etaible 043-0609. softball field; $1,600 for the May , for a $306,000 allocation M nge happen. AU that Is possl- that perUlna to tached 2-car garage, full base­ with sundeck overlooking lake. which has recently / been ap­ 8 food poisoning. '""V ®" Any eontacr^rito : An accident on Center St., purchase of a parcel near Sal- from the Water Department ble when you’re reaching a vast End Adv PMs Fri Jutv is ment, 100 X 200’ private lot. B &. W Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, proved by the comrratteie.’’ Food exposed two or more th® Suez Canal and The H%y]itlana repualtlonmt germ like organism would near Broad St., yesterdsy at ters Pond, for recreational Capital Reserve Fund, and sub­ amount of people.” moved July 24 Owner anxious. $21,000. Wol­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 646-4200. Patman said "there have also hours to toe dangerous tempera h“ -®«l-n,n air “ me SO .urfnee^o air mluille quickly pnxiilce noticeable ef. STAFFORD SPRINGS 3:20 p.m.. Involved Patricia purpoees stituting It with a $319,000 aUoca- verton Agency, Realtors, MO- Manchester Parkntle been published reports of inten- lure zone between 40 and 140 de *‘"* ‘ ®* shallow penMnatkm nudnly to n» the lunar receiving Inlxtrulory 648-102$. ment, 3-car garage, tool rage, bath with vanity, treed a?- 'b e home of Adele DavidI, posal area; $6,000 for resurfac- bond issue, for Its proposed By DAN MORGAN of Oklahoma where Mrs. Timerlin is a secretary. die food If you have a sore Uaj) I’ rVisldmt Oanud Abdel " “ mted on Uie-e defense-, imus shed, carpeting, washing bedroom Rsinch, modem kitch­ Ing to some, Include toe diffi­ . k - — * 4 Si — * . A lot, many extras. $24,600. Col­ uthmv far t is willing to allow 5^ oelmont St., last night5..-. keep at. In tol* we wlll take U small machine, garden tools, $29.- en with bullt-lns, 2 full baths, culty Bonn would have selling Chimp has been in family since she was one day old. J NEW LISTING — d ea n e-room these lobbyists to go In Influenc group of mice, and Innoculalt- 000 li & Wagner, 643-9088, 875-3396. Entry was made through the FHeld; and $5,000 for grad- 8. Approving the eetoblisii- a really ambitious national cently have had an upset atom- aulj-tanoc, the U.8. experts txrt tlir lararll- Cape, fireplace In living room, . fireplace, first floor family Ing national legislation.” MUNICH — As Europeans them and then hohl them for 34 cellar. Nothing had been re- ‘ " 8^ seeding cemetery lands, ment of a Youth Commlasion bv space program to Its allies. Such ach." feel the RiaMana have aucceed- “ ""'"•«h In rite renent flghtli^ BOLTON — New on market. room or fourth bedroom, a cheered the Apollo 11 fllvht enclosed porch, city utilities, 68 acre farm, mowing, ported missing. Tn addition,oH/Tif4f\n WelasVUalaa IsI asking na1p$*«ns resolution.____1..A.1_ Town Coixisel Johnw hours to l(K>k for any toxic ef 5',4-room Ranch with complete­ partially finished recreation their governments scrutinized a off in any Small appliances jtnd other re-< and tnUnlt^ tors, 646-4200. pools, close to Wilbur Cross Dart's Dairy on E. Center possible future alio- that the commission could not be some ehrmical reason luxle an ed lot 150x300', fine residential well landscaped H acre lot. Michigan Police ca — and reviewed the latest sists o f a British first-stage can add greatly to toe conveii- 'UtMtont.ol numbers of new pi- S«‘Hag«‘ PlanI Parkway. For Investment, St., reports the breakage of cations: $13JX)0 tor relocating to esfca/bUshed by ordinance since event quite aiwrt from an Infer- MANCHESTER —Custom built 6evrikyment or comping, neighborhood. Immediate oc­ Assumable mortgage. Owners setback tor European rocketry. (Blue Streak) and French sec­ lence of outdoor eating. On toe htrwever, Mill fall llmis disease* . Question Suspect three 8-foot-long light bulbs in e n t i c e to the the town charter speclfleB ttojt ond stage (CoraUe). other hand, using them outside '*“"-1 of matc-hlng the Israeli olr e-room Raised Ranch. Stove, cupancy, T.J. Crockett, Real- anxious. $24,900. Phllbrick "Moon Month” started badly Bid Deadline "In other words, before wi- the past w e e j^ German government space There MUST Be Sun! can be risky business. If possl- '®rce tn comlmt, disposal, dishwasher, two-flre- , tor, 643-1677. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. here, with an event all too fam- eommit this very precimu stuff places, 1V4 baths, double ga­ ______In Murder Case lllar to sclentlsU, technologists though Increasing, ble, any Indoor appliance that Is The UA. aosessmenU galh LEO HOULE, Broker HOLTON By TERRY D’lTAUA Delayed W«*«*k to larger numbers of animals or rage. Hutchins Agency, Real Vandals broke a light 100 feef tors. The members of the Y oiS i and government officials who JI!, ''®®®h toe 100-mll- to be used outside should be cned from a variety of source-. 0 ikher tost syslems. wr run tors, MS-ea24. Stafford Springs FOR THE CRITICAL EYE WanhMj__Rm I Estot* 77 (Con*hiued from Page One) , up on a tower at radio station ^"^1 fosto^or atoW^pWcal wUi be In the 20 have been trying to blast Eu­ Hon dollars-a-year mark untU Dismal. That’s the only word for the rain, rain, and grounded, if this is not feasible «*lmade will! to* T7ie date for uftenlng blda A>r Wo Invite your most Intense the Ihrougb smaller numbers to In- 084-2650—684-7422 was taken Into custody along I^ ® - map o'tolmi w K for a ^ rope Into the space age. a U L -pending more rain that’s sop ed up the entire northeastern cor- make sure that the are. where pn~»*,l by Israeli rnmtary Offl. ‘ “ ® -xmatnicllon „ f . serondary *"re ourselve.' .. CAPE — 6^4 rooms, taste­ •senitlny on our onc-of-n-klnd ALL CASH for your property with t-wo teen-age girls Monday culvert on Dover Rd., to cor- * $1,260 settle- As Brirish, French and Italian ______... U country for the past 12 days. the appliance l. being us’ed l. <'«t * M«Uoned here Egyptian *ew«ge tre.lm.nt plant ho- wisely.' he exn «l, ed fully decorated. Modern kitch­ RalseclRimeh In a fine resl- within 24 hours. Avoid red tape and was ch o rg ^ with reckless Vandals------did ■ ----- $200 worth -• of - rect'flooding’condlUons; and "lent for Mrs. Rita I. Plante of co-participants watched on July ,,, . °m ® ^ u b t whether In Manchester, the sun has not wet. Try to avoid using ap. mlllUiry tourrra wvre not avail- been changsd to Aug 19 at 11 Every two (hiyi, for the next en, fireplace, rec room In ( le n t la lO /^ T flRV i« ,i Instant service. Hayes Agency, 2 VVeSt GcnriBJl tlliixl Ulis will oc SUrtiClGnt to AVPF. ssa^hoaH $/\ ah/\ui 4f«Alf xiH+Vi onv Mmfl.II. Af?COnilnf to t.h** niiMn/*no /\ii#ai$s6sx ss. .. k.i- . — .s *«._ s '** SOUTH WINDSOR 9-room drivirg and carrying a corn damage at Globe Hollow Pool $i6,000 additional for sidewalks _ **rs. Plante over- refused to show Itself with any er are small. According t o the pllance* ouUlde unless they are "We and ByrUm -noki-mu-. a m walk-out basement. Many homeidHXVyi.sJu4^t for 840-O131 n o K f l l ___a._____ 1______M___ _ i ______nivA v B'rxvA/zcss* r*An»A 9> I n U a n ‘ . .n sse .4.. ii . . s . . * . . . ' * ^ ^ In Ui* Munlcl|>al Build- 9® '•“y*. some "6 » hhsd «l been scheduled orig- be kkllleer advertis­ as a 19-year-old youth from 'e"ce, and the concession stand, for Its share of a road and utlU------forecast spokesman said today ,ure Ihev'slV 'on' iVJT '*"■ ™"®®» l»>tw>een toe ® mlllhm, will tor an *ut»,My after bebqj EAST HARTFORD - $18,200. cessful launching of an all-Euro- available der of the day. / SIX-ROOM Ranch, garage, . Five-room Ranch,- hot water ing program oh all 90-day ex- Monroe, Mich., which Is south of ^ondy and ptopcorn were ty improvements at the Green .TV 1 tso- that toe Aver was at 7.6 feet ’ 7d a r! .tord!to H h. , ‘7 * " ' '"r (•^rU.ia L three bedrooms, fireplace. heat, basement, " larjfo trees, clu.slves. Ann Arbor and Yps'.lantl. thrown Into the pool. Manor Industrial Park, off Co- -LreJrlOlaV Jvlarks p e ^ rocket and satelUte Into but research load's, to g^Si^^^'tof ^h®The weather j .. . . ^ . ana are sturdily designed so the UraelU and

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mono- at 11.5 feet late tomorrow night. <»»eUS gtmeral a-id ' " " " ” '“ rvir# toe im Elsewhere In ti,„ laboratory showers, some times heavy, ly. Don’t use a flammable liquid cation. Assumable 6K per cent HARROWS and WALLA(’ F3 t’o. one newspaper. were from Dundee. Mich. Police °P®" ® B^te. In other business Tuesday ^ O V em U lC n t D a y But there Is optimism that the poly. NASA’s policy, plus Meanwhile, more of the same Tlu- Egyprioi- xx)-.— ... ‘ •*‘® researchers planned u, ins Agency, Realtors, (<4p-5324. such as gasoline to sUrt a fire Kgypttoiw. obvlou-ly f,,,T wrt V m ’ x 1*' mortgage. Mid 20’s. Owner. Manehe.-ni'i- Piirkade .'’aid the ptirents had r e tr ie v e d ______worst kinks have Anally been Rrltaln’s desire to find a non- ®'®‘*“>’> ®‘^“ ' *" chance of 1* forecast for tomorrow. 'fon t think 'h— ___ - ___- ' ' MancheMsr making radiation atmllra of one PLUS rain, ’nrat’s been the tone of "And never use the grill In they M8-2666. VERNON — New ■ Ll.-ttlng. Miinchestei- 649 B.306 the girls Tuesday. In observance of Uielr annual worked out. And after years of military------use — for ------Blue--- Streak, Cloudy, a chance of showers 1* ere Mrotig Primary . Treatment Plant oimI of the moon rocks On<-e a week your house. Is pic­ 'mmgli to launch any major the Sth Utilities District Prl Large new Ranch. Three twin- lagging. West Germany Is again was toe main Impetus behind forecasts for a long rime side. ., Mias Bush ’ cautions. The study should provide a COLONIAL—Ten roomi. First VFIRNON Newly listed ture advertised In Us own "JembeM grrsind a.aaauU sized bedrooms, built-in kitch­ ihdudTd:'^®'*^'"^"^^ Tuesday QrUTi CoTirol Act Attackcd of John Mather Chapter, Order emerging as a comer among lU Europe’s Independent rocket "ow. TOe weatheiroen seem to eiv'When . charcoali .x , bums. It ...... ■' may mary Trealmsnt Plan! weolth of Informalton mu only floor consists of large living charming, 6-r®"®- for any substantial, length of ° ® wearing loo4ie flttlnv " " sanitary ■ o«w*r oddlltons oml *|m. r ogifncy said bullt-lns, den, large family kitchen, fireplace, garage, lot. A real beauty for $32,000. LINSAY REALTY * young man, who YpsilanU store their dally tasks and observing first all-German research satel- participation. Yesterday afterno4>n’B mini- time. One wonders, have we Clothe, with long- S l e e v e . ' S Z y Impruvemenls Kstlsral oral room, plus finished rec room treed lot, walk to elementary H.M. F'rechettc. Realtors, 047- their functions. ^ llte, toe-...X. O.W.164-pound e— Azur, Is Bonn uAAiujaioofficials citiiiuclaim uuuthat uictoe monsoon top p^ w-X.. everything, ^vsaos. oiicnaeu offended »ome some power p4>wer ^ greater ea ier y®** f * . "®*r . a . grill,...... sine;*, they wir/ sp. k state grants are expected to pay school. Only $25,000. Colli & 649-9158 clerks said gave MLhs Bedneman in basement. Second floor has 9993. On Ammunition Sale Asked Prior to leaving for their scheduled to be blasted Into rocket failure record Is no worse Wlntlshleld wipers on passing than ourselves? Has toe sec<>nd catch fire easily. Use pot- , »penl Vn approximately M per cent of 4 badrooma. On one acre Wagner, H43.1K)88. 87n-.3.306. a ride on a motorcycle last SELLING Your Home, Buying (Continued from Pa^o One) asslgnmento, they attended a orbit by an American Scout than In early American ex- cars click-clacked away In a fu- Great Fl4X)d begun? " 7 ” * ; •*®''®* when working .« .- aJ*!"**’*-**.?^ the 4XJSt I^iihlir Bf*€ord wooded lot with 2-car attached W e^esday when she was slain VERNON — F-our - l)e(lrtNim F'OR THE (llacrlnilnatlng buy­ a Home For prompt efficient neuy YpsilanU 9:15 a.m. meeting in the Mu- Rocket. perlence. But further failures of tile attempt to clear the tor- Well, chin up. toe sun muM be “ «“ ® f " ' •' *ny piece, of ...... Arab W4H-k already baa etarted on WarraalM lleeda garage. Adjoining land may be t- ■. The spokesmen argued for version of the Senate bUl, but nlclnal B u lld fn i^ .ili Colonial plus family nsim, er, we have Just ILsted a cen­ service R.B. Associate Brok­ Last December, an American Europe I could Jeopardize the rents off their windshields, up) there, and H ha* to break ch*rco.l fall on toe ground. T T 7 , " 7 . ? . ''' two other ma)4>r projects of the Robert ami Cleamir Abbott to acquired. $88,900. Phllbrick ers, 649-9925. tv Undvers4- gtate InlUatlve In gun control did vote to exempt the shotgun, where they living room, flix*plm*e, forma) ter chimney, authentic Co­ rocket put Into orbit the launching schedule for toe Ger- Many drivers were seen pulling throughrough rooner or later. '■*'"®''® Immediately...... f,th.x.eze nestled In the hllla European research satellite He- man-French Symphonic re- to toe side of the road to wait erwlie a child running baref,»t ®"‘ " “ “ 'Amenta and to re Inisri eptor am] the InUrceptor (Jre.n, property at 827 tCM , bulH-lns, garage. Only $32,tHH). F‘'AMILY looking for 2-bedroom Has. made by toe West German search package. for toe rain to let up. Here at HENRY ST. — Kitchen, dining of Glastonhury In a plo- could be m-verelyseverely burned ' and offlcze-c«rp. Extension 'T "t . .-o n C e y a n c ^ $ ^ « H.M. F'rechette, Rtsilturs 647- house In Manchester area. Call mdbllls .-^ng an earlier, works. Bennett's original exemption ' ert WelL Manager Rob- firm of Junkers In the Messer- This Is why Britain and The Herald, toe dovmpour left room, living rbom on first turesquo/settlng In a prestige If toe backyard fun ronllnuee Aoc».rd ng to to# laleM UXeUi Ixiuls t; Bum-e to Clayton o 6993. Meriden 1-237-4744. composltie of he The admlnlstraUon poalUon proposal, Introduced in Febru- In the past th® D*Mo1o„ 8Chmldt-B4)€lkow Aerospace France, which once cringed un- about a toot of water In the cel- U. S. Steel floor. Second floor consists of nelghborluxMl. For ap|x>lnt- after dark, make eure that the lnhn-m*tion. rite Arab ami ( arol I. Murphy, property u represents a departure fr^ the ■‘ry, had 24 sponsors. The new Chapter ob^rved comblne. der toe German missile threats, lar and the town fire and water four bedrooms, one very large. nient call Phllbrick Agency, SELLING your Home. Buyli^ area ts well llghted Lighting oulnumtjer the Ixme Stock Market •I 39 Pioneer Circle convey SOUTO WINDSOR — B room that Iin t u^"" ®® ®o"'*rmed policy of former President Lyn- Bsted 37, Including tour sen- Day by Inviting speakers to In June, National Aeronautics are now hoping for a goixl Ger- departments came to pump us should Two-car garage. $28,600. Phil- - 646-4200. a Home For prompt efficient Announces Illuminate etepa. the *‘® m lllUry alrrraft t»y l.ocs) am e tax I30 36 Rsneh. Paneled and heat­ le A d" "P another jon B. Johnson', who com- atora whose endorsement constl- thedr meetings . •— £ind Space AdmlnlstraUon man burn on toe next attempt, out. porch, and the lawn area It ‘ n tanks sbrait 3 54» NEW YORK tAI') An Im brick Agency, Realtors, 846- ed rec room, 2-car garage. Ex­ service R.B, Associate Brok­ •' and Dennis B Shea TOLLAND (l-riHim cu.slom a boo, 7\a staking out plained on signing the law that a switch from their 1968 The 18 who participated in to. (NASA) Director Th4rtpas Paine According to the Towm Water lawn lorchea are uoml. they t" ‘ amj In nten umier orma pjrtant peyrhologtral level was 4200. cellent area. $23,900. Hayes ers. 649-9925. to Albrcjok 4'onslrprlton Cijrp built CniH> with I'll biiths, full a home IrtUnn Arbor to question R wasn't strong enough. V^eHion and tour freshmen day's ohserWe a ^ gave agreement In principle to Department, 2.58 Inches of rain Price Jump should be placed firmly In the a*)” '" tts.wo to ■tmis- saooo, pierced today os the eiork mar Agency. 646-0131. ri»<) parcels off Vernon S( LIBERTY St., 2-bedroonui, 2 dormer, one-car garage, love­ ! ..i'a a” U ,, ''^®y Johnson’s Justice Department wl»se endorsement reversed mond Islelb, mayor- Brian Me. a joint German-U.S. solar re­ New Shaped AShirt has fallen since Monday — 1.2 ground away from walkways '•"'•el can mobtllx* lU kel ' deci rply, carrying conveyance lax $10 43 ly wiKHled lot situated In the search satellite (or the l97p’s PITTSBURGH (AP) US ■ nH exl ’ . .. .A _ A A A . porohee, garage, new furnace, COVENTRY - $1,900 doTTn. Poii.'.'’^"r 7 ? ixjutlne. aiao supported Inclusion of shot- "t® staixl taken by toe men they Awly, town manager- Michud Inches from Monday morning to and picnic artlvltlrs iMM-rvlsts in 73 hour* and raise the IXrwAatwm induetrlaJ aver Idlls of Tolland. T. J. Crockett, 16 Milliinf'ler Hellos. And In the missile-field. Steel Corp. announced price In­ Marriage IJrrmea older 5-room home, walking Price reduced. Nine-room c l d ^ *f Ahave re- gun. rifle and .22 rlmflre ammu- ''sp'aced. Fields. director of public In Body Contour Tuesday morning, and 1.82 111 force. U> shrxil 375 000 •ge IhKxjgh the eoo mark Realtor, 875-6279. Messerschmidt is completing de­ creases today averaging 48 per A. Angelo I'aul Htanizza Ksst dlstanoe to schools, churches, Split. Fireplace, family Kmm, " ‘“ ®"- wh*®*' “ te department es- '"'''® purpose of the Gun Con- works; Robert McBride rec- Inches from Tuesday morning The Russians have provl-r^ngth llghz flat rolletl protl. buy at $21,900. Kenneth Os- Borhe work. Only $18,900. H.M. ■ of ammo sales. vent crime and acts of vlo- Brooks, assistant town man 81’7 grrauht attack plaiwi Three bedrooms; fireplace, ga­ By Apollo 11 (Kormoran) which has certi- neck And sleeve sizes when buy- ucts. WKU mINGTTJN A eurw-y .dvon rs. by ^ .r l y 700 1.MM. - ,:„,,ed MetlLuet^rburch(htallst Church trinsky. Realtor, "643-1333. FYechette, Realtors, 647-9993. Muiiken and Kelley met In Bennett's old bill, and com- >ence," said one of toe men who ager; Norman Uvlngston con- man commented on What he they foul ta-ttfn- the Mx-dtiy war. Al Autm, Ihe ' losely walcher* pey (or milk Iw wHi srsl rills U < (inMdeped/m(sirtanl 197 Hackmatack Bt , and ' ’arev MANCHESTER — S-famlly, In BOLTON — 5at on Increased UnUed B ute. 18 3 ' The breaklhrough of the *00. NEW LJSmNO — 5-rwOT cipe! ANDOVER Ijike 8-i-(Hitn with two 70 mm Hasaelblads, er two World War II partners, Typical of the trend Is a torso (XAts of raw materials, aervlcee On tfie UIWT aide m, Willy Messerschmidt, toe de­ shirt by Excello—which has a and taxes. ■Byr.an air force bjMi onrie 130 to Frank August Klrwl. |3 Orta several lenses, ranging from 83 He would not elabo- volves bypassing those panels. ------—^and burdens because ^ of the In- '®®®- •'"hn------Dic4occk>,--- registrarr e g w a i Into the reserx-olr* He B40d a DJI dvers have an Important garage, aluminum siding, off four bedrooms, beamed living COVENTRY Nice, clean 4- veloper of the fighting plane . bib-llke front reminiscent of the . U 8 Steel, rile nation's loigeM :•'«) >c4 fighters, most ‘S them woUl Hi »nd Royann IXiruthy wide angle to telephoto. „ „ „ . "It has been made quite clear ‘ crprclatlon of the act by the ®' voters; George Smith, Wgh- , A. ■ aia>i« a u-A,.. .f..AXA,4 chemical cilled aluminum. sui- Bohol Does 180 Jobs |ny< tvj|(gl( ol significance lor treed lot, $25,900. Phllbrick room, two-car garage. Almo.st i\Kim RanWi. large landed liv­ and engineer-executive Ludwig oldtime formal wear starched m tx- to Meel ooropony. uppfd prices $6 • *-w fnjt 8ynen |XkAs are Thompwm 37 TUch Rd The astronauts also used dif­ novtwer. toe Detroit Free to me that the House Judiciary Treasury Department”^av "uperlntendent; Lawrence •v.me invrvbors an onalyM Aug Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. one Here. I,ake rights. Need.s ing nxim. 2 twln-slienl bed- Boelkow. riilrt. and topered sides. A man ' “ ‘ ® ** '° '® z ton on hot rolled sheet and TOKYO Within a few yeara »ider«e) (levvWatty ser4jeid fate 9. 8t Jamea' I "hurch some Wt>rk. $16,500. By owner, ferent types of spot meters to con iwio*!! ,,^ ^ 1*^1. Committee has no IntenUon of Joining Scott In endorsing toe building tns)Mc- settle out the mud ocoree of n>boU capable at per The Jt.fUnian sir force wvme said When ywj penetrate such 0 rtxuns, eat-ln Kitchen. >var It is Boelkow, however, wtoo wearing a 15', neck and 34 rolled sheet. Both Increases sre ONE-YEAR old Ranch, nice determine t)ie degree of light tlon hetAAv ooorihna- considering and reporting any exemption were former eppo- Wood, acting auper- The rains have reduced the at- s level It has a bearuh stgMfl •folMtog FerVnlla 742-9455 anytime. 'rvHUxl hiune. iu*w furnace, U given special credit for vision sleeve would have to have a . ,x . strip and $3 per ton on ixild forming IM different dutlee are • i-lsnej is roraldrrev) of r»v ■laed fireplaoed living room, rsnee lor some and you get Rohert Wlnklar for WeM ilouble lot. OiUy $12,500. Keith available for on boarxl and out­ tnterferrin7>T^h” il*^.®'*” ' ‘rearms or ammunlUon leglsla- "ento Democratic Leader Mike cemeteries; and in the space field. During toe waist measurement of no more <"trance at the town s to incrs.se. expected to be working In J«- m luary ronseqiMmc^ UocU master bedroom, one side photography. t"o7'' ^ ^ tnvestlga- Uon In the 91st Congress." said Mansfield. Democrat Fred R -Pierce. UbrarUn. a iraetton of normal. Mel Sle ar* eome seillng. ktkldle Inrvetopment Co. 40 X COVENTRY LAKE Agency. 648-4126 , 649-1922. period when space work spem- than 35 inches. Otherwise, It’d ctfectlve Aug 6 pwn'i auto and textile factortes fnfwr Arab c'einine* Ivrtia acre tot, garage, rear porch. Stowed with the Hasaelblads . . , . Bennett. Harris of Oklahoma, and Re- bold, rec director said SI«4)oid AnvXher analyst naol the IiJl ■ 12*) commercial building af 136 Four - room exitamlable ed neither profluble nor even look like a stuffed sausage The steel giant also said It Kawasaki Aircraft Co Is start nr/fi Iraq arvj HsudI Aralrt. »kj Asking $29,900. Keith Agency. OOLirMBIA LAKE 4S-rix>m were such Items as a spot met­ toctlv^ from « ®' 2® t the poobt ‘Since liie ni-irSet might try to rally San:_Ml I’ leraon. addUl*)ns to ’.lea Recently ixineled Inter­ ham T Pr®*P®cts wero The freshmen cospousori, "backyard" work and began as- appeal shirring team U that by 19 30 per t4Xi, double rwduced cy. Realtoi-s, 646-4200. picture eamera acoessories In- Countv '■ . Chancy of getting toe measure whose predecessors voted By EHHS Qass aambUng young technician, and Americans are weight-conMloiM ^ ralra came, only a b o . ^ -Again ivut Ihe hey queMlon Is -dwelling -»i 37 Arvtnc f*l , $13 . ior. new artealan wvll ay-'*- wlll It (-jIIuw through The '■*") Lon For Sal* 73 tem., IXmble lot. lil«il .sum eludetl a right-angle mirror and ,-harvr “ persistent , advcf against exemption were eng;ineers. and have thetoe trim to wear suchsuen determtoedocxermJieu swimmers havenave beenoeeei x„, pi lac x- *T / 6 / 1 / I 1 / y»g8 BOLTON Executive Ranch. a power cable! .Manch^ter and market mad. a ts< Imlr.l ad Kl.trd ‘ 'onatructlon. Co for mer hbme Priced fori>r\ im.,Uii., Deihe,/! ! ! « rate of firearms registration. »rd S. Schwetker. R-Pa.; Wll- •'«ancnf»ter and area town UhUl 1962, the Bonn govern­ 3' bedi|ooma. 2 baths, fireplace, The Hasaelblads weigh 2.3 Mix! rewritten to “ Am B. JSaxbe. RxQhloV Robert r^'deniav who ore membeiw of A f r r ; ^ow Number of (,l’s vanes eifly Tviewhay. but U ffoulevard Improvement Corp HIGHLAND Pork Araa — I.,argr mediate...... S|wra)ile,^ |0"ly v/iiiy $V\$y\50U^ heated walk-ixit rec room, 2- ment hod not spent a penny on . a ^ . ix)imds each and the Maurer 2 8 "">r- amend a different secUon of toe Packvrood. R-Ore . and James H»rtford High School space Boelkow, probably more (Irm Kayser-Roth C vnp Kcsinedy has been clcsud tadwi in latw trkduig araj the alteration, tu^ stbre ai aww- lot. could be divided Into t\9o Call Robert IV MuntiHk. car garage. 10 per cent down box- ixnmds. •>'ed last Wednesday after- law yet accompliah toe same B. Allen, D-Ala. ^1“ " are requeartwl to thkn any other nVan In West There doesn’t seerh to be any all week Slebotd said. , -jMici • liAved wMh a kwa »f.W4lH, $,3.C00 araiatSTD building lots, City utllltlee. $10.- Realtor. —H4H and cold rolled steel arc Withdrawn from Vietnam -- to quulirted btiyer, $31,900. t^n^ Her body was found Sat- purpose, would go to toe Senate S ^ t and Bennett urged pas- --esenfatlon. for the SOth Germany, Is moM responsible concern that toe ordinary guy Other rw programs lUvt also The AjM<.a-tated l're»v kO^etiMk Broad Bt .$33,000 ------000. Ask for Mr. Phllbrick. boMc raw matertat* rt Ihe auto­ \ U & R REALTY CO.. 1N(\ Owner, 643-9691 for toe (iountry'* having some will go for toe shaped shirt oiffered from the rkin All boM- (Cs.naui J (rwtn Fage Ooe) avi-rmgr a,i noiun w o. off 3 5 'at Phllbrick Agency, Realtors mobile InduMry Oahrz rilfed 2^2 3 Irvluitrtaie off 3 4. rails off 646-4200. Ore Bricks Planntnl space potential after the long l.azl year's high collar, which ball games were -railed off Mon- Z5to Division snd Bouth Viet trotjpa firvm the 2Sth Idvtsvjn Kmi .NrguiUii viblNON This 3-bedroom Meel Is used ta the proi3uclVm of x iii^ •• 7 »nd 'itimie,; off 1 un* 643-2692 • Ranch on 2 gorgeous acres ot period when missile work was eeeme general area zuela A plant to reduce Iron like garbage cans -, Imoiirr said frcari the mar- I’eter Raul Ing. oruiouhcsit to- wooded lot fronting on Colum­ BOLTON Large Ranch, four Ideal starter or retlrrinent AS^CNGTON — Only lor " Hbur D. Mills. D-Ark. The latest actions foUosrMa nn Hartford. A socUl hour prairitcal. ef John Wells has come forth ported that the two or three carts killed'In an righl'b4Mir right The I,' B CommarvJ rejs/rted ore Into brlqueu is being built Zet • eteady decline noting that day It ha. ternilnatwt negotia bia Lake. CVll Warren E. How­ bedrooms, two full baths, for­ a«aln« toe final the heels of a warnii« by the After toe Apollo/H mo4jn land- witp an International Line for rhronK flootling ama were Tue«Jay "fen Amertiarts were that there were H roc het anil Itome. It' Wius custom built 12 here. By removing dirt from •eUing breed* .elUng lnv<». lion, to m'erge the eondy-makta. land, Realtora, 643-1106. mal dining room, mrdern kitch­ Washington left toe office of l « 6 gun la*, which w is a prod- Natlonial Oommtarion on^ the tag, Boelkow spoke of the pos- (all which accent* the collar fur- once again untler water yester- Fete^ Migrating wounded mortar attacks acro4w Bouth years ago and ■ has plaster Iron pre and condensing the re­ lor7 >e* the m»rk*t going down, firm with Helm. Produeta iiw en with bullt-lns. 2-car ga­ olblUty of training Germans as ther. sdtlj detail to three-inch t ta toe French cuff*—eome rt arhich brvlge St and oh f'ehter Bt at ■outo-Cesitrai rage. l^rge lot, near high Owner w3inU to finance. For S6.5 per cent content of pure region ,rt, rive lyere reported light rlo<), which y ended at '* a m These i^riods were from 1796 nnpted the ammunition covered tb r'"Id ow circle of Americans i f ’**]!."” Scanlon at the cortli tor at least five years, sc- have curved Instead rt straight the unlerpaaa about *»lxte brown, bronze, red aueed no American t)-A*»e ' - • 1 , chances of any sertcxi* major Ih. 1960a b«R only 164 000 from North Vietnamese bunkers asua-ti,. touching rt) -apltal Zender *ald "the present buM headquartere report gain-. The political problems, accord- and btmk. " says RrXh. flooding rt ’Jve Coohedricut Riv- IMO to 1*6* • Twelve houxd -.ftier ..her wj were . Ibed a. atUl over nee. climate wo. not condt^a hA.-ging toe market to Completing th. margM* ” v / -. •,

PAGE THIRTY-SIX •A iHanrli?Btrr Etirning Herald WEDNESDAY, 80, 1M9 Most Manchester Stores Open Until 9 O ’Clock Tonight A bout Tow n Despite Surplus in Budget State Files Reply AVMnge Daily Net Pnaa Ron Miss Nola Forman of 68 Ben­ m ton St. has returned home after General Funds Still in Red TIM Week Ik The Weather To Darwin Appeal a year of teaching in Fuchu, Jam 28, IMA WASHING’TON (AP> — De- sort of terms” the' federal budg­ Japan, a suburb^ Tokyo. Be­ i spite Its first budget surplus in ■ Fair, mlW tonight with low The Tolland .County State’s ficient to meet th^ require­ et-keepers Just add ^ip.aU the THE FABRIC CUPBOARD /// 66-70. Tomorrow early cloudi­ fore returning to Manohester, eight years, the federal gov­ Attorney contends that when ments of probable cause for the she traveled through Europe cash they get In and liutrttBct 15,459 ness, fog becoming mostly Sun­ Issuance of a search warrant." ernment doesn’t have $3.1 bil­ from that all the cash ^th^y ny. High about 90. Roy F. EXarwin pleaded not gfuU- visiting many countries includ­ lion left over for spending. Darwin also contends that al­ spend. ’The difference Is the sm*iv 1 ■ HaneheMter— 4 City of Vittage Charm ty when he was first charged ing, Russia, Germany, Italy, Its general fimd—known as plus or deficit. C h e n e y leged statements made by Dar­ and the Scandinavian countries. with the murder of Hope Fern the federal funds—la In the red Spending—known as outlays VOL. LXXJLVIU. NO. 256 C n p N T Y PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) win to Sheriff Paul Sweeney MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1969 (Classtfled Advertiafaur on PajBs IB) once again, but running far clos­ —even consist of buying produc­ PRICE TEN CENTS Rothwell he, in effect, waived and guard Boris Wesoskl were The Sunset Chib will have a H a ll er to balance than last year. tive assets such as mortgages any defect in the bench war- not made voluntarily end were picnic Friday at Mountain Park. rant. ’The Budget Bureau said ’Tues­ or stock or making loans. In a Hartford Road — Manchester made While Darwin was belrg ’Those planning to attend will A defeettve bench warrant is day federal funds, when all the household those wouldn’t be deprived of his constitutlonaJ meet at the Senior Citizens Cen­ figures are In, will show some­ one of the claims made by L)ar- rt^ts. ’The state’s atty. considered simple e]q>enditui«s. ter at 10:46 a.m. and the bus thing less than the $8.6 bUlion Second, Schultze said, there is wdn as he begins the process counters with the- claim that wUl leave at 11. \ of appealing his second convlc- deficit predicted In April. no reason the government can’t A SNEAK PREVIEW Darwin’s rights were In no On the other side, the trust tlon for the 1863 murder of the nm a budget deficit over a tong way violated. Scandla Lodge, Vasa Order of funds account, money set aside 17-yearK>ld Bolton girl. The appeal will be heard by period, which a householder Sen. Kennedy Confirms: America, will hold a potiuck for such things as Social Securi­ can’t do. “ With the federal gov- He is again represented by the State . Supreme Oourt of OF WHAT'S NEW AT CHENEY HALL • picnic Friday at 6:30 p.m. at ty payments, will show a sur­ emment balancing or not bal­ Atty. John F. Shea Jr. of Man- Errors later this year. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ame plus in the neighborhood of $0.6 ancing Is good or bad depending We are still in the; process of refurbishing and chetrter as special public Gustafson, 270 Henry St. billion, or slightly more. defender. Atty. Shea has tought on what it doee to the whole receiving new fall fabrics every day. Last year the federal funds economy,” he added. Our Selection is Fantastic! Darwin’s case from the very be­ Marine Pfc. Glenn D. Roy, deficit was $28.4 billion and the ginning and won the appeal in Seven Area Men Last year the Johnson and son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence trust fund surplus $8.2 billion, Nixon administrations pturpose- Our Prices Unbeatable! the United States Supreme Roy of 684 Riverside Dr., Au­ ^ ill Not Seek Presidency On Dean’s List for a record net deficit of $26.2 ly aimed for a suridus because Our Personnel courteus and willing to help with your Court which resulted iiii a sec­ gusta, Maine, formerly of 16 Seveti Mianchester area stu­ billion. the economy was overheating. Selection ond trial for Darwin this past Pine St., Manchester, Is home The two fimds must be kept "That’s January. dents have been named to the There was more money than WASHINGTON (AP)— it,” Kennedy re- Itself and Kennedy went directly oought In 1868. Both were aasaa- Not all Democrats were cer­ on leave. He completed his bas­ separate because trust funds, by merchandise, so a surplus took pHed. "I Int id to till out my onto the Senate floor. Darwin was again convicted Sen. Edward M. Kennedy ilnated. tain the disclaimer of 1972 presi­ dean’s list at ’Trinity College, ic training at Parris Island, law, cannot bs used for general some money out of buyers’ ea­ Jtenste term If re-elected. Crowds of newsmen and tour­ of second degree murder, this COME IN AND B R O W SE r Edward Kennedy’s announce­ dential Intentiona would stick. Hartford, tor the ^adem ic term S.C., and attended engineering spending. But two years ago all ger htuids. returned to his Senate Asked If he would run under ists were go thick that when ment : time by a panel of three Judges, school at Camp Lejeune, N.C. government accouifis ware "I’m certain Sen. Kennedy ended In May . A key way thla was done was duties today and confirm­ any other circumstances Kenne­ Kennedy arrived, sitting In the' waj .sincere.'' .said Sen. Daniel cuid it 1s this conviction that he After his leave, he will report lumped into a "unified budget,” TELL YOUR FRIENDS \ dy repUed shortly, "Ilq.” “ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Is ’They are T. Roger Briggs, t)ie income tax surcharge, passenger seat of a car driven K. Inouye of Hawaii, "but the is appealing. He Is now serving to'Cam p Pendelton, Calif, be­ which slmplUI'ed bookkeeping ed he will not seek the by an aide, he had difficulty returning to Washlngtan to re­ son of Mrs. ’Ihomas L. Briggs which added 10 per cent to the The senator said he^was re­ party may think otherwise." a sentence of life imprisonment. fore going to Vietnam for a 18- Bind made It a bit easier to tell presiHendv in 1972. opening the door. sume tea duties od United States of 211 Ferguson Rd.; Bruce M. tax deduction in everybody's OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. turning to take part in the de­ If Kennedy is Indeed out of Staite’s Atty. Robert Pigeon month tour of duty. Before en­ what sort of Impact government The Massachusetts Democrat, Kennedy, In a statement re­ senator and assistant miijoiity Denfok, son of Mr. and Mrs. paycheck. bate over the surtax and tm de­ leader. the field, it would be cleared for has filed counter findings in listing In the Marine Corps, he spending was having on the walking through throngs ot tour­ leased Wednesday at his Boston Melvin R. Derrick of 166 Shal- CLOSED SATURDAY ployment of the proposed s ^ - tuch likely contenders as Hu­ answer to arguments brought was employed at Cheney Bros. ists up the main steps to the balUstlc missile. 7 crftice, (aid he will remain In the "He 1s grateful to the people lowbrook La.; James T. Sin- economy- bert H. Humphrey, Sen, Ek^ The federal budget Is unlike a iKOIXAK.POliAftOID Senate chamber, was aoked He held no news conference Senate, will seek re-election of MaasachUKrtts for their up as the basis of the appeal iramon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ OPEN SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. mund 8 Muskle of Maine, Sen. by Atty. Shea. Mary Cheney Library will family’s household budget in AlOENCY whether his* decision not to run but talked to newsmen who trot­ n^xt year and, -if he wlna will expreoalona of ntnfldrnce and liam J. Slnnamon of 20 Bigelow hold a summer tun reading two major ways,- former Budget was irrevocable. sefye a full atx-year term. expects to aubmit his record to In the appeal Darwin ques­ Bt. ted behind him through the (See Page Bight) tioned the court’s decislan in hour In the Junior Room to­ Bureau director Charles L. DtSOOUMT nUCBS crowds of curious, camera snap­ Tlmt would rule out any 1872 them as a candidate tor rwelec- denying a motion to suppress Also, Paul B. Smyth, son of morrow afternoon from 8 to 4 Schultse said in an Interview, ARTHUR DRUG ping tourists.' bid for the presidency whlchcMs Uon In 1970. evidence and claimed that cer­ Mr. and Mrs. B. Burton Smyth for children 0-11 years old. First, he said. In the "crudest Capitol police blocked news­ brother. John, won tn 1960 an) "If Ve-eleoted. he will sAve tain evidence presented in court of 27 HtUitop Dr.; David G. men from entering the Capitol which hts brother, Robert, out hla entire six-year term." was obtained as a result of a Strlmaltls, son of Mr. and Mrs. A p o llo M en prlcr Illegal search and seisure. Gleoige J. Stiimaltls of 97 Moun­ Y ou n g J a p ’The state’s attorney argued tain Rd.; Peter T. Grossl Jr., ^that the court’s dedslon on son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. T alk A bout Attacks Two those matters was made after Grossl of 87 Murray Rd., Wap- the hearing and the court’s de­ ping, and Oarl E. Luty, son of cislan "Is the law of this trial.” Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Luty of Adventures 70 Lerwis Dr., Wapplng. Senate Ap]^roves D ip lom ats In regard to the charge SPACE CENTER, Houston ^brought by Darwin’s attorney HOUSE TOKYO (AtXP) --r A young Jap- (AP) — The Appllo 11 moon that the search warrant itself anese man ai^ed with a knl(e men, found free so for of any ef­ by which ^le disputed evidence Fares May Increase tried to attack. U.B. diplomats at fects from lunar dust, discuased was obtained was issued on the NEW YORK (AP) — Sp«!ula. their moon adventure today IVikyo International Airport to­ basis of information gained tlon was rife today that the Surtax Extension day. but police said It was not with a trio who’ll retrace the from illegally obtained confes- Transit Authority would be path they Mazed. WASHINGTON (AP) — keep up pressure for general final day of a one-month exten clear whether his target was siona and was not supported by sereea tA .imnAr( Secretary of aute WiUtsm P. forced to Increase subway and Neil A. Armstrong, Ekiwin E. tax revision sufficient Infomnetljon, Atty. The Senate voted today agreed to support higher withholding. rates Rogers or Ambasasdor Armln bus fares to 26 cents before next Aldrin Jr. and Michael Collins only a six-months extension. . . Pigeon answere that "the af- H. Meyer summer due to a projected huddled with other members of for a six months extension Before the vote on a six- fadavlt attaohed to (he applica­ HAL] Rogere, Meyer and other U.S. $120 million budget deficit. / the astronaut corps, Including of the lO per cent income months extension. Sen. Everett „ tion of the search warrant, the Mayor John V. Lindsay, ques­ M. Dirksen of llllnoU. the Re- dIplomsU were at the airport teMlmony of the state’s atty. tioned about the posaiblllty la­ for Rogers' departure for Seoul. imder oath before the issuing beled published reports of .. a the full year’s continuance said President Nixon would sign ,*** * rsloracUve passage AU aecoped Injury. 1^ Meyer authority end the information planned Increase ‘IflaUy un­ The Apollo 12 crew, Oiarles by Presidet Nixon. •“«»> » bin if that U all Congress BvenU final congressional s'c was knocked down. contained in the file were suf­ true.” Conrad J r, Richard F. Gordon vete waa to adopt n would pass. Police Bald the eaaallant ap FLORAL WELCOME— President Nixon adjusts floral garland given him to- and Alan L. Bean, were among •Pon*>red by the Senate Democratic Deader Mike “ " Jhst emptoy pnranUy knocked the ambeasa- day during welcoming ceremony at airport in New Delhi, India. (AP Photofax) a large group of astfonauts ^ ^•'"“ •'tlc leadership to s Mansfield pushing the six- dor down while charging for lUtened os Armstrong and his House-passed bill providing for months plan, said merriy that higher wimho‘ dlns r ^ crewmates told tales of the **** extension to Dec. 31. he was ready for ths vots and * rsiss. (Her Page Eight) ‘A REAL ROOD PUOE” moon from behind the glass However, the Republloons will was not making predictions, 0 ^ £ S S have a later opportunity to offer Other Democratic sources wall of their quarantined quar­ TO ters. on amondmort calling for 12- said Mansfield hod the voti)4 to A spokesman said thei Apollo exte^on so the Inltlsl win In what would be largely s GoV€m m ent FiaUrCS ShotC BUY - SELL - TRADE OARS 11 . ______result was not conclusive. perty-Ilne vote. / sess*«.»ee ■ s^ u rtra ortC /V V Hundreds Turn Out 11 astronauU were awakened ^ In------o o early today to view more films taken_ on the surface 'o f the Into voting In the showdown tervlewed on s CBS nsM pro- mo^ii by A m stoi^’T^d Aldittr Wlterly debated surtax gram, predicted both th4 Senate AUTO TRADINQ POST , i! The films, which were to be ...... »nd the House would/pass the Soaring Living Costs WM T A IX J O n m iill ROAD, ST. M — VIBNON Ka' '* To Welcome Pope released to newsmen tonight, in- (A P )— Pope Paul VI, wel­ for a 12-month extension Senate voted s one;yesr ing Africa as a testing ground same teaching of C^hrist, as pro- (See Page Bight) Democratic leaders, seeking to The Senate vote /came- on the WASniN(fTON (A P )—^The American consumer may /'I O O O OI comed to Africa’s heart­ for its own problems, and that fesced by the authentic and au­ lie seeing a glimmer of light at the end of the long ■ land by thumping drums Africa was not able to develop thoritative tradition of the one tunnel of inflation, as new government figures indicate Its own brand of CathoUclsm. true CTiurch. This condition is and dancing women in the soaring cost of living is slowing down. ooo "A burning and much dis­ fundamental and Indisputable. TIm Bureau of Lslbor •tadoctrine It would be led point about 400 young demon* to "dangers.” clo.'eups that a project spokesman promised would be Just telephone us! We'll be glad to show you a match- ^ Tne American President also strators waved Mack flogs at SAU.ON (AP) — An- wWefi gouth Vtetnameaa iroope Infantrymen supported by tanks "If you are able to avoid the “fascinating.” less coUecUon of broadloom right In your own home, a What the pictures contain was we 'Will ace." a spokesman said, other 2,750 . American '’»»»*«to the enemy leree, touch- where you can be sure of choosing the color, texture ^ pooslble dangers of religious pluralism, the danger of making not Immediately known, but "and some of it may be confue- troops packed today to and pattern that’s Just right. Call our ^ scientists were so sure the qual­ Ing. but we are sure Uiat many e. Preeldenl th# comriuuid raHt your Christian profeeslon Into a leave .South Vietnam aa the to Saigai. Troo$» of the u.g. ut Air cav- kind of local folklore, or Into ex- ity waa excellent that they or­ of the pictures will liave fascl- WALL-TO-WALL SPECIALISTS • eluslvlst ractsm, or Into agoM c dered them d'splayed on moni­ ritlng details never seen be­ lull in the ground war con- * hsUeogter tors for newsmen Ss soon as fore." e e « me to enemy were killed In eseeutt to proiael the rescue of tribohsm or abitrary separat­ tinued.. e eerias of cxmtacts that mllltte- three wounded crewmen of ah HOUSE and HALTS ism, then you will be able to re­ they iire received at Jet Propul- Mariner 6 and a tlster spnee- ion Laboratory starting at 8:36 The U.g. Command an­ meat mode near Rach Ola. 110 ohaarveUoin heHcoptor that had main sincerely African even in ersft, Marirer 7, ran Into tech-. EIDT ton’ght. nounced Utat 1.300 membera of rnltes west of lalgon gouth been shot down near Kalum. la ANNUAL CLEARANCE your tnterpreUtlon of Christian nice! proMems overnight. VIstnameee c a ^ t le e wars Tey NInh Provtnee 88 mUee life,” he said. They earUer had planned to the Mh Martna Rsgtmemt end Mariner 6'e trouMe waa miror ‘ “7 ^ . n o rO iw M t of Baigtm. Artillery OF SUMMER DRESSES IS ON! It was an Indirect reply to 'ttidy the pictures for 24 hours —failure of a deidce designed to l#0 U g. Army reeervtsts. all In the Mggset reported clech snd sir etrlkee were «r- statements at the three-day and then release selected prints. senre the chemistry of the thin medical or support peraonnal, Wivolvlng Amertroji troofw, U i <|ered to protect the rescue m "We don't know exactly what biabops conference that U Martian atmosphere. would depart Friday for Oklna- headquarters eald 13 North Viet The II 8 tom mend said eeven Tlie extent of Mariner 7's dif­ ws or the United gtatee In ec- nemese and three U g. eoldlers North Vlelnamaae were teitA-e ficulty was not Immediately de- oordsnee with Presldatit Nixon's were — killed • and— -• It•• Amerteone •------and lha raecua was carried out lerm.ned. It went iSlent for sev­ withdrawal order. irara ofminiM three^ miles aouto successfully wtihout fiirttier eral hours but technicians later With their daperture, e total the DemtUlartaed- * Itone." U.g American cosualttee. Y i of 10.130 Ug. pereonnel wlU PRICE picked up a weak ligrjU after House Tax Reformers twitching to another axAenna. have been wtIMrawn from the The spacecraft also appeared to war sons under the order tor DRAMATIC REDUCTIONS ON be rollliv. gg.OOO to he repiaced by gouth Atcaiting Presidents Decision OUR ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK Considering Increase "We don't know whait the Vlctnanaas by Aug SI trouMc is or whether tt will ef­ The 3J00 Jdartnee from the WASHINGTON (AP)—House tax reformers, work­ fect Mariner 7's aMllty to fend 8Ui rcgiroent’a tad Baitalton SuliHtuntial Withdrawals plctiiree when tt comes within wtU leave by ship lor Okinawa, ing to give average taxpayers a better break, are con-; where the regiment's new )>a*d- WE HONOR sidering either increasing the 10 per cent standard de­ camera range Friday." a ^Toke odvontoge of these fobulous low prices and choose spokctenan said. qusrtsrs le being astabMshed. From y ietnam Seem Likely Wanc/teMe/t duction or upping the 6600 persona] exemption. Another 300 wtU fiy out gatur- the latest silhouettes to wear from now on . . . A - lines Mariner 8, after teierisinf ’nisfr ihielsfons on tax relief - r ^ y . About 3J0O more, men of WAgMINOTON (AC) iTialrman John C. gtewus, D- swing skirts, sheaths, coot styles and mony more. , will eompieSe the broad reform T late W edr4^y' night a aertee of regiment's 3rd Balt^Uon are 1^**7 to reports \thal eubetanClal .Mtea ^ the isa^xlsnl deduetton front porpech photographs---- . ^ n g #x>(r000 the Amertvnas. t«s softened somewhst Its pro- midtUght. Chu Led ond.Osm Ranh Bay to oddltKeial U g troops ffocn Famous Bugs and OarpeAa” Prints, solids, brights, dorks . . .. the assortment, is big but exempttav oenltment in the pored crsckdoiwn on the use of Itennie said ths r»fcsM of 946 MAIN STREET Ways and Means Oommtttee sp- Its path ae«a over a bend of be deacUvsted at pests near Vietnam this y«re«., farm kaaies to reduce iRveators' dark arcaa thought by sonw turning over the dsfsMS rospote For AU Your Carpet Neede Am A Apedallot they're sure to go fast . . . so hurry in for best sdetiion. parenUy tevors revising the Ihstr homstowns This wse theI clearcist Impreeetoa Downtown ManehAAtor nonfarm taxable income and on fcienti't- to be vegriatlon eibUltles wUi taka time. Come to the Manobeeter Carpet Centar sta n d a rd deduction—which Ths Is/gest units are the tOe- gene Harry F Byrd. D-Va.. Op«n 6 Dayi the use' of certain oil Indu-try Tarenty-four ptttures were man SUth BvacusUon HooptUl George Murphy. R-Caut.. sod 'In the meantime, untsss tse would jcost the Treasury much preftrences by wsil-to-do Indl- adopt a dUfersnt poltoy. tra'S bo T h n ta ^ to 9 P JL > Issa revisasi. -n '-oed and etored on Upe tor FRIENDLY GATOR — Six-year-old Joe Cany from Wtasteh-galem, N.C.. and gtephea M Young,- D-Ohlo^ said IN D A ^ TO 6iM — ‘TOUBA., FBI. TO • P.M. ; 7 '7 / u vldmls. m A $100 soBsfkpdon Iticiwaar. it tr-nsmlw«on earthward tonight ths ggb-man 4ggad Combat tup- they received when Wliseler, dotng a great ehhro of D MB- Deetteons to alaab the oil dr- Twrtve p’eturc* wvrr jaken proudly cmiries new pet mlligetor, ijUley, on hig Ing.” bo enldy '/ > j n i MAIN h lU B T - Oppoalte /the Atato Armory waa soBmstsd. would rsduec port Ctoatpeny from the Worth- ehalrmah of the Jotnt OUets of shoulders to neighborhood pet show. Alley 'wgg •nglon. MtisL, area. , gtaff. teeuned Wedneeday at e Prksidont Nhitm bns ] 7 - . - ■ , . tax yls4d nssriy 81 teuton, taie- < See rage S) (I Face F1«( named the most unusual in Rochester N. Y.. ahow. .y Except for one teierp oetton la closed oummUtee iisdon. (I