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Dubcek’s Future Brighter Nixon’e Vote 574 MLOn BBACH (AP) — Hera ia the ehuyllnf Re* GOP Convention Opens; putdloan prealdentlel aoinlna- Communist Truce Prevails tlon candldetaa at U:M p.m. EOT today in an Aaaooiated Preaa tabulation ct publicly conunltted flrat-ballot rotea; Following Bratislava Talks Nixon 674; Rookefeller Nixon Pushes Quick Win 213; Raa(an 7S plua M aa Calif, tavorlta aon, total 160; PRAGUE (AP) — A truce i^atea than It had in many Dubcek aald it waa anknowl- Other favorite aona 218; Uh> MIAMI BEACH, Fl»: prevailed in the Soviet bloc to- weeka. edited in Bratlalava that "mu- com m itted 160. (AP) — TTie R^blicAii day with Oaechoatovakia’a liber- Dubcek gave freah aaeurancea tual relatlona of Soolallat ooun- party opened its 29th ns- al Oonununtot leadere end the to dlapell any Uivorlnc auapi- trlea muat be baaed on real in- Bovlet preaa each aaauring their clone that hla group had been temattonaUam, whldi harmon- tkmsl convention today people all wee well in the wake forced off their liberal courae by iouriy comhlnea the princlplea with Richard E. Nixon of the Bratlalava conference. the Ruaalana and their alltea at of equality, aovereignty, nadlon- Cong Wound pushing hard to win the Obaervera in Prague foresaw meeting* in Slovakia laat al Independence and tMTltorlal GOP presidential nomina ntore atralns between the Csech- Inviolability." tion on the first ballot oalovak leadenbip and such de- determined to oontln- He aald this "fully compiles U.S. General, By the Associated Prsao* fenders of the Oommuntat status road we have taken," ,vlth the regeneration process count he was about IW vutos quo a* Walter Ulbricht of East Du*>c®k said in a broadcast Sun- started in January" when Dub- short and Ma two top diallaiig- Oermany and Wladyslaw Go- *'*Sht. "For the peoirfe of cek and his asaoelates ousted Down ’Copter •rs, Govs. Matson A. RoekafSDar mulka of Poland. But the future MpuMtc there la no other PreMent Antonin NOvotny and of New York and Ronald Roo- looked brighter for party chief . . . others of the party old guard. SAIGON (AP) — The Vtot gon of CaUfotnla, w«ra phsSng Alexander Dubcek and his aa- Ciocho- Dubcek spoke of the posalbill- OOng wounded an American toelr hopea on oxtendlng tha ... ______j ^ further democratlsation in gencnd whose aon was killed in balloting WodDooday niglit bo- Csechodovakta and re-empha- action in 19S7 and diot down a yond two rounda. meeting Saturday with the Rxia- aiMd that "we are determined helicopter in two flgbto south of Rookefeller got a Mg braak when the 68-vote Ohio ddega- Planes Crash tton cauouood Juot b aton tha he added: "There are no juaU- and capturing 19 wu^paat. opening and deeidad to otlek He pointed out that the Joint fisd fears for our sovereignty.” US., casualties wsre two with Gov. Jomoa A. Rhodoa, a declaration signed at the meet favorite eon, ta toe first ballot In M idair, ing contained a virtual hands off By avoiding any outright klUed and IS wounded, including claim of victory, Dubcek ap Brig. Gen. Franklin Davis Rookefeller’a strategy to to pledge that leaves Csecfaoslova- 1C. peared to be trying once mcnw try to keep toe several favoctte kla free to continue its new Jr., SO, oomnmader of the U.S. Three Dead course. to save the Russians face. But iNih Light Infantry Brigade. aon oonUdoelea among too there was much speculation aa Davis warn cut about toe face statea oBve long enough to give The document guaranteed the toe Impneokm that Nbeon mLWAUKEE, Wla. (AP) - right of every party to develop to what made the Ruaaiana by shrapnel and gashed over Us dooa change within a week from right eye when a band of l^et not have toe strength to go over Jet-prop airliner, with the along Its own lines, "taking into threat to hugs. Oong guerrillas abowersd rocket toe top. wreckage of a light plane and ®® naUooai character- Reagan, meanwhile, was ♦h- utic and condlUona" of each Gubcek also gave assurance grenades on an alUod river pa the bodies of its three young country. It also bound all algna- that "No other ctmcliulons have trol from mangrove swamps atriving to ptok off tndtvMnal pAHiui^n embedded in It* toriee to cloee cooperation in been adopted (at Bratiaiava) along a river bank 18 mfles delegotoa—on effort which apart from the doctunent publ- soutoeast of Saigon. RookefMler sold at a now* iMe, landed eafely Sunday be- niattera deallngr wHh foreign conforenoe was meeting with fore moat o f the 10 passengers P®l*cy- (Seo Page Nineteen) The general returned to the scene after being treated at toe some Bucceea. aboard knew what happened. ------—— ______brigade aid station, comment " I think toe movement to to Oapt. Ted . Baum, 48, Skokie, ing: "It was Just aa oocupatioa- Reagan in many of toe dolego- ni., brought the twin-engine al hasard." • tlona," Rockefeller sold. {Sane In with one engine dead 'Davis, who is from Waltham, Of his own efforts, he aoM be and his copilot badly injured In As Catholics Deibbte s m s one of half a doaen is picking up "Uta and ptecea.” the cockpit. MC ., I American generals wounded in The governor aaU hto count "I thought that something was Vietnam, while another three ahowred Nixon with 660, himself wrong, but not a collision," said have been klUod. DavW young with 860 and Reagan with 360. kfrs. Nancy Steffetw, 44, of Two Pope Says Encyclical est son, 2nd IA. Bteiriien Davis, ’The AP figured it Mixon 6N, Rivers. "I waa more nervous was killed In action In Vietnam Rockefeller 382 and Reogoh IM, after I got on the ground and in 1067. with 144 delegates uncommitted realised It had been a coUialon." and a wtuqpping 383 for favorite "We didn’t know what hit us. Allows Birth Limits The heaviest of toe two fights sons. Needed for victory: 667. I think ny area of paddles, canals The delegation fered mUltpUe fractures of his think—to a by high church officials, “It’s huts. A prisoner told U.S. In- Jital. He toerapeuUc cures, nor even to a opposition by other priests and ®tort of the fight, to woric that o u t” was the only person on the air- responsible parenthood th«rfoglons. with the cordon established MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (A PI- date we may nominate as any ing held any negotiated settle At the same time, Herbert O. liner injured. *®*"‘ *y In Wariilngton, the Cathlutlon to the country’s prob cabs that cost $4l6 between ho political party be able to. start a “We^re gel evsiy aaiia- from Ft. Lauderdale, pose with California Gover Miami Beach for the governor. (AP Photofax) lems and no genuine alternative tels, hot dogs that commanded convention approximately on loace la Oto oouaty aa Ra $1.86 on a slithering sea o f cole to the discredited policies of toe saU OMoff M W ^ " . nor Ronald Reagan posters as a full-scale presiden present administration." slaw, brilboys who looked sui (See Page Three) m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, JIANCHESTBR, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 PAGE THiaaiK TWO M AN C H E Sm i EVENING HERALD, ICANCHESTER, OONN., MONDAY, AUOUOT 5, IMS h As €jOtiwlics Debate 13 frctei State O EO G ives State Sheinwold on Bridge Events TALL CEDARS OF LEBAMHI D ie in M ishapn Sum m er R i ^ t t o D e c i d e EVKN BEST FLATEBS Pope Says Encyclical ABE NOT DirALUBLE BNNRH ■ In Capital “ T H E W A Y O v«r W ed^end Commimity n an KS42 , T heaters By AIABXD SHEWWOUa A total of IX rriaiam wen NEW HAVEN (AP)—Tbe Of 9AA National Data 'Bank I HEARD rr* 0 KF Allows Birth Limits UBed *>»ii^ |!*«e woUmd fice o f Economic Opportuntty I t tte ”| tte ilfo," h* said In a rintemant and veUlance, represented by in laaOeman. beOi o f wiiom at- Sm "movament’ ’ of tte aohae- Joseph fcWoaaherg; T4. of “Carouael,” “ Pajama Game,” Mayor Lae and file board jack, bat declarar wisely played Jh fiM Newark, N.J. arch- oaUed on government aganciM stantaneously retrievable, de taod jcopcerU .with reaaoMble qnent aactiona, dUtor Som tte New Haven, dfad Bunday aftet^ “ On A a e a r Day” and "Make A rsariiad aa impasse on fiM la- low (rani dummy. Eori had to Detroit, sold fin encyriical to control "must not. despato. be limdted to developing broad tte acene. Neverttelem, fiM thrm fans and tecneea between two sympbo- in a great wtaQa S win bare tte te could bold only five diamonds not tofaUibla, "the Hofy Father Above aU they must niot abrialn statistical tofonnatian without ■toa, Joat aa Store are betweru aama form aa tte Scat mowe- fa Ctaammi, M u a . Dorn M. tuMs aa “Mole Trabi,” "Blow and could throw otdy fim o clubs tte good totermedtat* cards in rimply reaffirmed ids personal from the aaonmants.” reference to indlviduato. two honaea. Tet both wfU by HMnt, bat when S does, S to ua- Lovely. Sk af Wamngfard. was ing fa file Wind” and “Gunllght from dummy at most. Stoat hearts should induce ym to Charles J. Zwlck, the bureau’s THEATER TIME slretrii a print Opsn Evsry Day aymftoontea. or boOi will be naDy too long and bacomea bar- killed eiten fier car ereot oat at At OM. OorrM” togandary to to could afford to return a dtamonil director, has Indicated recom SCHEDULE O pyrlgM 1998 honaea control on fit* Maaaadnaatte Ua naual form. and wait for hfa rinb trlcka if Afl GOP Convenes , mendations to Congress may H t d i l l 's rh* Ysar'Rounal Haytoi was hnown aa tte TfanpOm and atrndt a advert. Oewsrsl Featana Owf. la Bqrihi^a ttmo, tte ttaiid TOVB CdUDIDwUt— any. come next year. ‘ Vbtber of tbe Byiuplaaiy ," al- aaowament was alwaya a mln- (Badwyn Van Ctaurt n . o f Dar tt yon didn't catdi Anna Marla Bnmaide —Tbomaa Grown Daefaiet'a Tten tbongb aetnalty be w m bcimid- by, wna klPed early gatmdey uat, tte only one of tte old Altergliettl and Howard Bari to Affair, 7.-00 - 9U». Cardinal O'Boyle Speaks an to Ghri Fbaip to iw MH when tte car be wna driving R wma noar declarer's tom to New Store Hours! dancaa to Snd tadmian in a "Tile FiidaaHcka” at Oakdale State — Never A DuU M6- Five^y Forecast WABHUfOTON (AP) —Pa Bach. Sto moat toanoua o f JB. bad a teod-on colltaion wtOi an- think and think. How could be Tensions Mount syiu|daniy. Oentrary to gonoral toot monfii, yooTI have a second ment, 1M> - TKM) - 1:10; MhAey psotoot himself against a pos WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—T te trick Cardinal O’B ^le says op Bacbra nomenasi progmty. CL ottar aoto. T te driver o f Ite chance to aae them at Storrow- Mouse, lAO - XAO - 8:40. position by Catholic theologlana te te t, S to not rmey akm . T te second car wna not serioaBly sible 4-0 break to dUmonds? UA. Weather Bureau aaya tem Open Thurs. Nights till 9 PM . B ate davelopad Sto aonata tan Ang. SUL Me-t Hartford Drive-In — to Pope Paul Vi’s encyclical aa we knmr it today, and nanaa cornea from Sie Latin bnrt. After an emborrasatogly long peratures to OounecUeut Tteo- O "ABee fa Wonderland,” Pradence And Tbe PIU, 8A0; panae Dclnwuly derided that bis day througa Saturday ara ax- In Miami Tumult against use of arttfieial birth to nothtog bwt a Instant deaib came to n o m a s ioikine ballet to art Aar Tony Rome, lOMi. ccniiol methods to "setting the Open 6 Days Every Week . So Haydn’a C. Ante Saturday » rt*viM»nw beat chance was .to discard a peried to average above nor (OnuHnued from Page One) Oakdale Ibis Tfanday. East Wtodew Drlvefa — dlanwmd rather than raff. mal. Daytime temperaturm to -How 1 ^ can tt be befot* church on fire.” he when Us motorcycle want ont Tte TriangWa next pRxIne- Miriwy's Party, Never A time without having to plead "Pope Paul listened to the diaagod ttato to a of ooniral and U t a utOtty pola. This pfay looked good but wm the mW 80s and nighttime lows some wild-eyed adrooate Of Uon win b* "Ktoi Me Kate,” HiU Moment, X:4«; The Way quite unnecessary. I t dtsmontt to the mid 60a. Warm ttmtugb- endlessly for the gregarious de^ "freedom of information” theologians and to the rest of “ S eten o” wtaich is really a very He died of a fractured aknD. West, 10:40. opening Ang. IX. break 4-0, any reasonable de out moot of tbo period, tpewiry Itgater to clear tha alstasT Le- stornu tte security walls sur- ihe Church—in fact to file sdiole Pnetona to Sie annata, the leat place in tte atmetme of a A fiandng death came to two Mancheeter DrIve-fa — Tbe mtmW The mhmet incident ly, Alfred Drake and Nancy Dna- fense defeats tbe contract no cooler durtog fiM latter pari. Roy Prince, who used to work in roundhig the four floors of Nix Jaycees Paint Senior Center world—for five yean,” Oardtoal toigeat mwaifal alruLliae bad teenagen in an accident Smtmv Foot, 8:40; American Dream, Hrilywood and ia now the con- O’Boyle said from the pulpit of uaaa four Siemea, tnually wiSi- atodt appear to tte worid pre- matter what South does about Precipitation may total one- on’s headquartsfs to the HUton T te Jaycem painted the Senior CUtoens Center Saturday to cover over smoke damage caiM- been toe antte, or aa to aotne- «toy in CMawold after fiieir car 10:4B. ventlon'a program diieotor, St. Matthew’s Cathedral Sun oot mndidation, but acmetimea y ' mdave o f “ On Time” at Good- tte am of chite. fourtb inch to riiowen and fimn- Plosa, where (he oorridora ore ^ by the buUdtog's furnace fids winter. Leading the paint effort are WUUam Law at the ra tbwea bnown, tte partita. Tbto craabed. Killed were Robert opead Aug- Ik But everything ended well for thtoka thto party tbte year would fenced off by ctaioken wire, day. "Now It to our turn to lis ama a aat of danceo, an in Bie wSh. Ttere are a mtmbm- of re- O. B u n et 17, o f Jewett a ^ . dersbowera Wednesday and diator, President Ed Bates on the ladder and Rod Wright at Um eeiltog, Tte Job proved bigger pnela, ao Sie whole Sdng wocka Saturday Uglit, fiia toeompar^ declarer, os it often does to again Friday. be abta to turn the triok. where the Imnafas must wear ten to him. aame bay. bat of dUtoiiiig na- and Patricia J. CXiampagse, Ig, C oven try than fiM men bad planned and only the auditorium and Director Wally Fortln’a office got the "I am surprised and saddened out Uke thto: Tteme A, repeat able "Diana Rone and tte So- these puxiltog rituattom. Tte "There was a time," he said, ptastie badgm oontointog their paint treatment But the men left their paint there and wlH return to finish the Job, they said. ttonal origla. It tea to contata of (faiawoid. premes” w81 appear at file diamonda broke- normally, and "I led 88,000 Arabs—yes, Arete pbotogropba, slgnoturm and by tbe actiane of these gentle at least toor dances: tbe Alle- ed; Tteme B, repeated; Theme (Herald photo by Bueelvirius.) Police aedd their oar ran oft bouse produefion of tbe seaaon Tale Bowl accompanied by aonl Zone Panel Sets Delmouly took the rest of tbe —oorom tte Red Sea tor De- areas tor whlrii thsy have been men—aettons which are setting mande, which was German; tte C, r^eated; Theme D, repeat file road, turned over several A I w . c o t. o I ; o . I . J ed. Tteme A. Thmne B. tonlgtat Uuougfa Aug. 10. afager "U tfie Stevie Wonder.” tricks, making bis contract. He MUa. I think I can lead 800 klda cleared, where staff msmbera the church on fire,!’ te said. Oomante, wldcfa was Frencta; times, then canght fire while Tte final Hartford Summer wttb fiaga.” are told not to rely on hotel 1981 to 19M, Baghdad Radio re Dissenting priests at the Cath tte Sarabaade, which was ^lan- If there are only three move Performing to tbe ttUe roles Hearing T on i^t STATE the two were pinned under tte are John Ferola and Robert Sympfaony la set for Tfairaday fcr'TTinrj •**■'.»,•»» , . - . At a gtoen signal, the adrim- wastetxukete and asked to use potted. olic Ui&verslty of America had Wi, and the Jig (Tarionriy apdl- ments to the entire work, thto car. *911 aea* lisa o i’.i- Bennett, both graduate cludent* at the Plana with Keaneth Tbe Planning *ini Zoning oent 800 were to charge out with special paper sacks for dtocard- Events in World Tte amnesty indicated a de announced Sattirday the number ed eopie are invited to KiudUh university to northern ward taming the 'violence of in WlBimautic wU le swimming waa said to be “tops of fiie sea- T h e way. rd teU 'em to get fiie heU bilUonalre, wAndera voguriy lete have been btamed for the en first aid treatment cuid sent and Sie more neonotanone it was Tbe form of the toat move at Tauter Park. He was ■Uyliig J. Robert Dietx, actor and di- aoa.” fkttNFyl Iraq close to the tribes moun hurricanes by seeding them Have Tou Tried Keith’s "One-Stop ShopptagT” Bkdy to beeme, becanae all tbe ment to not deSned, and here to rector with the Loretta Hilton out of the way. Nobo^ to going fiwough the lobby trying to give assasBlnatlon of a hlgh-ranUng home. with a Manchester cocqile. "Tbe Mile Animal,” pco- Among file pn^ooed amend Green Berets tain strongolds. , with rain-making silver iodide daneea were in Sm same tey. where you moat often find the Repertory Tbeatre of St. Louia, to hit a kid with a flag.” away hto paperback coplm of poUoe oflirial. Workers immedtatoly began e We’D Come To Tear e AU Purchasee tosDeoted A young man described by po- ^luced by tbe Nutmeg Flay- ments to be considered are clearing the wreckage to restore particles are being conducted dances were in tbe~aeme key.' weakest part. In MaUer, how There were other auspensful "Hunt for the Truth” ; where A decree auq^rttod three ar 24-HOUB FERRY RIDES Home To Advise Youl Befora DeUveryl^ Bee as a "Uppte” who bad been Itouae, won accolades from adoption of several drflnltkvia terns. lovely young ladlea model lin ticle* o f the constltutlari to Gui- traffic on the busy stogle-Une between now and Oot. 10 far off The idea o f “ tempered intana- ever. they are frequently tbe NtVERftWl'- FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — * Use Our New Bevotvtog e We Have T e a m Te arrmted on diaiges o f intaod- many Mandieater theatregoers. Tbese include tte deflnttton of ; Hbw Jong would it take before puaooa province near the route between Piragua, the port the coasts of the southeastern tton." wbiefa made modtoatian moat impreaaiTe movementa of keimri, junkyard, structure and gerie to the lobbies and coffm Some 800 residents of Turkey Credit Ptoal PMOsa JBverysMt cathm hung himself with a wind- Jnto because tte Bartfiocd MOMENr onofitor of the sudden rain FVench border, one of three of Athens and the suburb of Klf- United States, the Elnvironmen- practical erieted in J. S. Bacta's his symphonies. Maybe be wrote signs. ■hops; where Nixon’s navy, a Neck Bend, cut off from the rest breaker in Us crtl Saturday Symphony to tree doeen’t mean squalls that afflict thto sun- privnees w b eto Basque natton- toeia, on tbe northern edge of tal Science Services Administra time and Ida "Wdl-Ttonpered them ficat beAire be ran out of An existing regulatton stating flotlUa of speedboata, is ready tion reports. night U Milford. It Ite t worth attending. Tbe to race'delegatm to the conven altoto have been arttodng to r the Greek oapitaL of Mbnroe County by the Cum O a ricr'’ to aa endeawor to prove ideas. Rachmaninoff did, on two that only bouses 2S or mme ktosed paradise finally dUtote- berland River, are getting reUef The jyulHlc held a record |6L6 Brian Sngtitoi, 20, of no cer program offers fine quality nm- gratm the paper dresses worn tion hoU sbould the overland separation from the rert of the toe practicalily of Sw ayatem. cccaaians. years old may be converted to from the state. bUUoR In U S. Series E and H sun. it took a eoopie of genetm- tain address, was pmuotmeed ric to pleasant aumundtoga. A ■ g W O W E by the Oirla for ReagenT Wm Journey be too slow; where, if country. Pardon htued Sometimes the compoaer dead on arrival at Milford Hos mnltl-Aunily use wiU be chang Tte state to buying a private Savtoga Bonds at tbe end of tfonn to catch on. good way to apend a Tbunriay the miniskirts of the Girls for you smuggle your own bottle of The measure, somewhat lees BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — n I . M A I iN ■> I ' M A N • 11 1 ') I 1 k harks back to one of tbe themes pital. ed to ^>ply to bufidtoga wlildi n M D a i m n M severe than a state o f siege or ferry which It wlU operate con July, the Treasury Depeutment Ih the Scat movement of a evening with tbat favorite have been erected before 1940. _„dOHN _ DAVID ItoriMfeUer be allowed to go one whisky into a hotel room and The new Iraqi government to from Us first movement for a Norman Bunn, IT, of Bristol, aomecae. Inch hlgherT Or wlH reason fl- the riiamhermald dtocovera it, martial law, suspended for tinuously, instead of Just during reports. It says Freedom Share aowada or a symphony, ym Work on Om proposed revi- ayne anssen day issued a pardon for aU per Oppostte the BeuMt Junior Hite School on theme for Us last morvement. In was killed in a tratfic accident TOOT BRIGHTS — Powder W J naUy prevail at a higher levelT you are rimrged |8 corkage. three months the right of resi dayUght hours. Turkey Neck holdings were 4418 mlUion, a te*a to bare two tbemee in dtf- tUs case we say tbe symphony stona baa been carried out by sons involved to the Kurdiah re Bend to near the Tennessee ten-year peak tor any July. Lower (South End) Mato Street, H im e dlS-4159 toretot keys w bidi centraat. and Friday on the Washington Tunir EDU’s SU Reeort ‘Dialogue dents of the provtoob to.change baa “cycUc" form, and the best the PZC in coopentton with bellion to northern Iraq from line. tte whole idea of tte nwvement pike near Burtington. IBs car TAeatre” offering first quality their resldenoe freely, to reject IMMWWIWIWaBH— — ■ known example isitiii tbe sym- town idamer Sam l^rivDgel. eXJ-HIT—(Color) to to reeoBdle tteae two themes went off the road and turned film entertainment, la a non “Vengewee af Fn Msarkn Vernon police searches of their homes wllh each otter. Thera are con Idiony by Cesar Franck. Often over, police said. profit operation. W ed.: "Tbe Graduate” A HsK-Hour Laugh FestI without warrants and to obtain tUs theme may be used aa tbe Nine-year-old Harrison Steb- necting ItnkB. developmente of AH proceeds over and above Photo Store Robbed either freedom or court action the ttemniir material, and ao subject of a set of variatiana, Uns was killed Sriday in Waafa- operatlanal coots, iTvi-tTvOry Parking in Renewal Tract after 72 hours of poUoe deten- on. Mt a dtonanhwi of auto but tUa is a mistake. togton. Conn., when be waa hit those from refresAments, go to DERBT (AP)—A total of |900 tlcm. tUtage hekaiga in n daaa in mti- The compoaer should have by a car wUle croatong file cAarity. worth of watdies and photo Thus the move cleared the l a Y kids getting bored? toe varied themes in tbe devekqi- streetL He waa pronoanced daad A Japanese offering, "Tbe graphic equipment baa been itpmi Clears Rockville Congestion way for roundupe of persons keep them bu^ with play ment of tbe first movement. on arrival at New MQford Hoe- The form of tte Scat move- Burmese Harp,” Is set for tlds stolai from a Derby photograph suspected o t separatist leanings. time activities from either U be makes a grand set of varl- pitaL ic equipment atore- ; Allowing parking to a section mation, and picture* for the The chief of the secret poUce FAIRWAY ntont to ao w d l eatoMahed tost Sriday and Satnrday, with dU- ^ •m ■Kr^m 'nM Uir r/R^sT fiairwayl atkms on this theme, be becomes cusslon and cottee to foHow. Derby poUce aold the tUeves 08 the redevelopment area has program booklet. These along o t OulpuBcoa province, MeUton p------redundant gained entry Into tbe Bradleea with advertisements or dona Mianxanas, 58, was killed In Iran l i SlewMc<3tie8n»R geD ii— w y | ^levtoted some of the parking Friday. The MUer, assumed by ■ s i S ‘' I There’s more to say about a Majoritjr Say Yietnam ■tore to the VaHey Shopping Cen tions for the program must be • berib scrap books Ifroblenui to the center of town. in to the committee by Aug. 8. the press and police to have '<••• . t i>ympbony, but it wUl take you ter through a front window. Tbe % a good week to digest tUa much, Biggest U.S. Problem Overnight to also aUowed there. The program committee to been a member of on under craft stickf Mo., is handling this final riiow D eath s in entry was discovered early Sat Ifit thr mXL C sr-u / w so I'U eaatinoe in the next col- urday. lOrlaln satoguanto have been headed by Ims Kittle Jr. James ground Basque terrorist group, crayons travel games ^ ttmn. PRINCETON, N.T. (AP ) — of tbe aeaami. I CUilUriaE J worked out, according to Mayor SuUlvan la chairman of the mu has not been caught ■~y Some 92 per cent of Americaas, "AOegio,” tbe Rogers and T h e W o rld jCohn Grant, to overcome the sic committee for the dance c o M n g book fJot holder loops^ a growing number, view flie Hammerateto offering, rontinue* aTrar m ar vioim,T: owicem expressed by some of- and Cterlea Tatro and Robert Recalled to Office i on the boards at Good^ieed numbar painting s*t« mo. IN COLOA PoUce wUl make a check of ner. been recalled by the army lead east middle turnpike, next to popular market j «d ataore today from T:ia to survey riwws per cent more and Stanley Grover. Tbe Good- k 10 Saturday after a long Hlneaa. He cars left to the area overnight ers who threw him out Satur 9:1S a.m. and from 7M> to 9:80 persons Hated tbe war as the apeed veiaian includes changes waa 71. Rritossovsky entered ■THE SeCRET UFE OF AN AMERICAN WIFE* It ai car to left without being day. ■>tot” aec*aair towfak. WM p jn . coanbrya number one problem to the show tbat were m .«i. by the army aa a private to 1914. moved for 24 hours an Investl- EU ingtion tbe composers after tbe original 'Miassamba-Debat said in a A tltocBcw.a. W*atWmliitfak.Aavcr tTsri. tray cr Low tide at Old Saybcook to than did on a poll taken In early During World War 0, Triwps rogation wUl be made with a broadcast that the constitution day at 2 :U p.m. May. ' Broadway opening. under hi* command won victo -oheck on reported strien can. llvt criwa Jan cal wH te Plan for C3iiireh was void. Wafer (empeiaAn« at Bridge fa tbe lateot aampHng. taken Betty Lundberg of Mancbca- ries near Moecow, at Stalin MANCHESTER TONITE—OfPOBTANT NOTICE— ~ Police also suggest that cars Leaders of the coup were re port 99. and at Block Island 98. to mid-July, tte R^nbUcaa par tar conttouea her adept portray grad. to Poland and at Berlin, DRIVE-IN rive ysB a free t*Hr^i far asw m This Eattra Program Is ^^parked, especlaUy durtog the Gets ‘Wonderful’ ported to be pro-Pektog but ap Sunset today 8:04, aoirtoe ty waa given a aMm lead tte al of the motber-to-law to tbe the Soviet news agency Tarn -day, should have windows parently the presldent’a siqq>ort Ibeaday 9:91. 8 9 * AdAM Want $5000? party beat able to deal wltb the popular comedy, “Barefoot to said. Tbe Marshal’s body wlH m i WINDSOR BMommended for Mature AnAeliem ^opeiMd a bit to avoid building Reaction in Area among southern tribes forced Boating weatber for Long Is problems of tbe war, Galhq;> tbe Park” at the Triangle Play- He in state atarttog today to the ir L J Tup pressure that could shatter them to puU back. Oapt Marlon land Sound to Mbntauk Potat aald. house to Farmington this week. Red Banner HaH of the Soviet Response to the Idea of a con KEIR DUm l o t damage the glass. Cara tinuing Congregational CXiurch, Ngouabl, deaorlbed as the and Btock Iriand: Nortberly Lawteamesa was called moot Tickets are stiH avaHaUe for Army bouse. ABKUCNMAACN '^should 1m locked. proposed for the Five Comers pin of the coup, broadcast an winds 9 to 10 knota tlila movn- Important by 29 per cent c f oome performancee, with tbe Jacob R. Cemtosky I • The perking arrangement wUl appeal to Mossamba-Debat to tog becoming onriwre 10 to 19 tboee responding to tbe latest final curtain set for Saturday ASBURT PARK ,N.J. (AP) — area of Vernon, EUtogton and return to the government ■* continue luitu the first snow- South Windsor, has been “ won knota thto afternoon. Southeast poH while 18 per cent ritad race ereninf. Jacob R. Oomtosky, pubUriier of ■ faU. 0 the Alco C o., developers T te army leadenritflp appar about 9 knots tonight and Tues relafioen. **Tbe Rottr o€ the Greasepaint, the Saturday evtew and a vice O' arMng area for each are a number to the state. rent run at the Roeewood Sum troubled magazine to 1942 and • tenant, this was not the cam in As a first step to help people Athent Subway Crash helped put it back on Me feet. mer Theater to Simsbury. ;the part so many people do not who are interested to the new f mnswABs* ar* ohurdh become better acquaint ATHENS (AP) —An Athens Nightly performances are 'bam offHstreet paridng spaces subway train slanuned Into the •riieduled to Aug. lo, with Paul m r H m m o ed, the Rev. Mr. Dole, who wUl !to their yards. back of another train to a main Norton and Bob Luimy to tbe Poliee Think Body ★ be pastor of the church, and his leading rries. ' - Altixaigh fiM town Is not re f l6 9 9 May Be Gang Victim sponsible tor finding off-alc«et wife, June, will have a cookout Tte ageleo* Frankie Latoe is BRIDGEPORT (AP) —Local parktog spaom tor tenanto, at their home on Aug. 28. popular as ever, u y tbe police were toVestigattog the Mayor Grent aaJd town oflflclato All people who )iave indicated W e*re as rHwrts from Stonowton Tbeatar interest to the church have been What's Ihe catch? There isn't any. What else do you have to pay? po3slbiUty durtog tte past week iEAST fool the situation cannot be Ig- I near as R1699 is the suggested retail price at The charge for transporting the cor ^ West Springfield where end a man whose monaried Invited to the informal gather ®^f*hklo’ g show will run until mred. the port of entry for the VW sedan. from the port of entry. The dealer de body found floatlhg in Bridge ing to offer their Ideas auid sug y o u r , C om e to w h e re Saturday evening , Firemen Marking 89th port Harbor waa a New York gestions for the church. The price includes Federal excise tax livery charge. And local sales tax. Tb* crooner wbo made ACMEMY Plana are being completed for gangster wbo (Haappeared last the 29th anniversary celebra The minister and his wife are telep h on e th e m o n e y and import duty. There is one optional that mokes a lot April. tion of the Vernon Fire Depart- spending the first week of thto It also includes the built-in heater/ of sense. The matching leatherette up Tbe man’s decomposed body menU which wlU be held Sept. month leading a group of young Get mora moneynoneyatBen- at Ben is ! at Beneficial for your defroster, windshield washer, electric holstery. For $30.00 extra. (Nearly eficlal. Cell up . . . or was fyund Thursday wUh the el Tteatra , 14. people on a trip to Tennessee FREE vacation and all your windshield wipers, outside rear view everybody gets it because It ellmlnote* HUmri^rBtrr hands handcuffed h*»itiMt the _Xte UUvenHy of Cooa. ‘ Nelson Skinner, parade mar where 'they wlU have a work come to where the money Is aummer expenses. Why set mirror, and seat belts front and back. the need for slipcovera.l neck and tbe feet tied together *d«dty Basidsut OeafiMny shal reports that some 80 fire camp and vacation church DELIVERY . . . now. You’ll be surprised tle for less money than you Not to mention the padded dash and Woll,thot'sit. Stmtittg frralh with coaxial cable, police said. JOSEPH ELEV»4C,.i».„. departments from the surround school with the people of a small how much more you can get really want? Call Beneficial. front seat headrests. Unless, of course, you count Ih* cost Ftoikkn iM tr m Tbe body bad been to fiia water MIKE NICHOLS iXtt Saaoan ing area and from as far away Appalabhlon viUage. It's Ihe price of the real thing, not o Tour Older for drag needs of gas and oil It fakes you to gel her* in Hsmara at U StoNt. one to two monitas, a medical LAWRENCE TURMAN. . . . . as Swanzee, N.H., have prom The Doles Uve on Wapptog ilripped-down economy model. your present cor. Tteeday t t raiigk Saturday Wood Rd., ElUlngton. and ooomeftos wUl be taken examiner said, and waa Hated Aagosl • - .^ g n s t i P ' ised to participate along with onre o t Immediately. BENEFICIAL ikaae t u m t aa “apparant bofnlrida.” ■even or more band units. f in a n c e & MORTGAGE CO, OMS^Pfatag* MM at THE6IU0UJIIE Brk^eport poUos were work O9orge Banuurd Slmw's Also planned for the celebra JDSTTOBg UNDBBPAlb.r Second Mortgage Loans $1000 toi$5000 ing wttb police to Brooklyn, N.T. tion to a Mock dance, which wUl CHIOAQO — In nine states. after poUca found a dooritsy Bally XA»-7:1AAAS ANDROCLES AND THE UON be at the Tri-City Shopping Justices of the highest court of (MAoftl, 836 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER with tbe tooeription oif a Brook Sab, Soo. XAk-8(4ft-SA0 ___ ^iU B SlO N Center. Paul Jackson and Nor aiqMato earn lose than fJO.OOO. TED TRUDON, Inc w muof m.r-4U-uni Next to Singer Sawing Center* 649-0808 bfa Tsar ...... t fttt lyn keymakcr to tha mon^s man Couch, co-chairmen of Bbctean years ago 11 states paid OPtN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENl — rilONE FOR HOURB TOLLAND TURNPIKE—TALOOrrmLE ■» Msnite ...... i m 9 PH '~Sat. 88.99 * PraeealpUon Pharmacy MirHOMN* cloChtog. « Stoite Wednesday! 88.19 the publicity and historical salaries under flO.OOO a year •MM N—OW ...... 7A9 Air It OTTICBi 4M % U committees are asking for infor for sute Jobs. / kfa MSfak ...... IM , PoUce did not diacloae the HIdaey Porfitr name of the mlseing racketeer. _“FOR LOVE OF IW ”, S. JOBOBNSBN THBAIm T * ^ ' BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 PAGE THmSB P A O l TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 As Catholics Dehate 13 from Stole GEO Gives State SheinwoM on Bridge E v e n t s TILL CEDARS OF LEBANON
Die in Mishapn Summer Right to Decide EVEN BEST PLAYERS P o p e S a y s E n c y c lic a l AM NOT INFALLIBLE N O R TH . I n C a p it a l “ THE WAY Over W edtend Theaters Community Plan ♦ K « 4 2 , By AUBED 8HBDIWOU) Z> A S \ National Data 'Bank A total of 12 penons were NEW HAVEN (AP)—The Of 0 K9 A llo w s If the opponents toll asleep L im its I HEARD rr» kUed during the past weekend fice of Economic Opportunity « K9E75 . WASHINOTON (AP) — No whUe you’re thinking, you may (OisMsuud from Pnge One) 'Fork on a proposed National BINGO In OoanecUcut and one Cbnnect- Tlwt master of musicals, John Raitt, dons the grease has decided the state, rather W IS T l A S r opinion . .. A lot still dspenids Data Bank shotdd be under^ at Wallingford’s Oakdale Musical Theatre tonight, por have to try a play that merely 4J107 4 A3 ■*tnsd a deUamtton reaffirming 6y John Gruber icut resident lost her life in an than the local government, has on the (nfilTldnal couple.” taken until greater protection ORANOE HALL EVERY TUESDAY out-of-state accident traying the indomitable personage of Harold Mil in the right to decide on a com- aeems to be right “This never 10983 OKJ7J4 tiu poMtion token before the an- against invasion of individual OJ102 0 5 Prof. WIRtoBi ,V .'D ’Antooto, Eight persons perlAed in Meredith Wilson’s "Music Man," his eighth starring Inunity action agency for New happens to experts,” your part oyoMool by tiu Aseoctatloo of oh olrm on a t tin oooiolQfy de- privacy is assured, a House role under the Oakdale big top. ♦ J«3 4A Q 1042 highway accidents, tour died In H aven. ner may complain, but he would Washington Prieeta that OothoK portmnt at Noire Dome Uni- Committee says. water accidents, and one man Raitt, always a seUotit at Oak- _____ The OEO will ask Gov. John SOUTH veralty and chmlnnan of llw The House Government Oj>er- Raccntly I have bad two quei- it is not too difficult to write a he wrong. It happened to both Ifo h ave the righ t " t o rMs^onstp hanged himself while in Jail. dale, delves into the challeng N. Dempsey to designate sudi 0 Q9«J OsthoUo OommHtoe on Popula ations Cemmlttee, In a report movement in this style. If you sides In tbe match between 0 Q2 tl«ia aA«d me by people who A 21.year-old West Haven man, ing con-man character with vo- an agency tor N«w Haven, it Wy practice Uith control.” tion and Government policy, released Sunday, said the Budg don’t go any further, it becomes Frpnee and Australia during the read thia cohimn, and althot^ Joel Tiqiper, was found lying eal cords In high gear to per was learned Sunday, because of 0 A Q I ^ 6 4 3 71»e Pope’s poSItioB was also termed the Pope’s pronouooe- et Bweau which Is ooratdertng an overture, and that’s the erd recent Bridge Olympics. Choicesf Meats In Town! oa Intentate M near exit 42 form suuU Moment, 8:tii; The Way quite unnecessary. If dlamondi in the mid 60s. Warm through endleeay for the gregarious de- “freedom of Information” theologlana and to ihe real of tor. “ Scheno" which la really a very He died of a fractured rinill. the Church—in fact to the whole opening Aug. 18. West, 10:40. break 4-0, anyrjeasonable de out most of tbe period, tumliw iggnter to clesrr the alsIosT Le- storms tbe security wells sur fast piece in the structure of a world—for five yean,” Cardinal Previous to the sonata, the A flaming death came to two Alfred Drake and Nancy Dus- Manchester Drive-In — The fense defeats u m contract no cooler during tbe latter port.. Roy Prince, who used to work In rounding the tour floors of Mbc- Saycees Paint Senior Center largest musical structure had mintiet. The minuet, incldently, teenagers in on accident Satur Fox, 8:40; American Dream, O’Boyle said from the pulpit of sault appear in the worid pn- matter what South does about Prectpttatlon may total one- Hollywood sad Is now the con- on’s headquartan In the HUton The Jaycees painted the Senior Citiiena Center Saturday to cover over smoke damage caus been the suite, or as It is soihe- tiaes four themes, usually with day in Griswold after their car 10:45. St. OMatthew’s C ath edral Sun miere of "On Time” at Good- the a ce o t clube. fourth inch in showere and thun yentton’s program dlreotor, Ploao, where the oorridois ore ed by the building's furnace this winter. Leading the point effort are William Law at the ra out modulation, but sometimes crashed. Killed were Robert day. “Now It Is our tum to Hs- times known, the partita. This spMd Aug. 19. But everything ended well for dershowers Wednesday and tUnks this party this year would fenced off hy chicken wire, with, niere are a number of re diator, President Bid Bates on the ladder and Rod Wright at the celling. The Job proved bigger ten to him. vsu a set of dances, all in the O. BiiUlet, 17, of Jewett Qty, Saturday night, the Incompar declarer, as It often does In again Friday. be ablo to tum the trlok. where the Inmates must wear peats, so the srbole thing works than the men bad planned and mily the auditorium and Director Wally Bhrtln’e office got the “I am surprised and saddened same key, but of differing na and P a tricia J . Cham pagne, 16, Robert Benaet able “Diana R o m and the Su- Coventry these puzzling situations. The “There was a time,” he sold, piosUo bodgos containing their out like this; Theme A, repeat point troatment But the men left their point there and will return to flnUh the Job, they said. by the actions of these gentle tional origin. It has to contain o t GriswtSd. premes” wlU appear at the diamonds broke normally, and “I led 85,000 Ambs—yee, Arohs photographs, signatures end ed; Theme B, repeated; Theme (Herald photo by Bueelvlclua.) men—actions which are setting at leaat four dances: die Alle- Police said their car ran oft house production of the season Yale Bowl accompanied by soul Delmouly toersons were "W e Have More Sails, but the Passepled, the Pavanne, the one of his symphonies, and Alicia in about 38 feet of water. Henry Sutton, Carol Keefe, Iraqi’s new roUng Junta ^ CURTAIN CALLS — Les laUona. OopleB of the proposed with the dslsgatss: rions to come, will be able to Ish government declared a state bosplfeoUaed, more than ludf of They Have Better Salei— Minuet, and so cn. The more Mahler uses the German dance Marsha Savella, Michael Graves nounoed It edso would set up a Capital Footnotes Gilies Paul Olivier, 20, of Que lie Gore’s performance in amendments wiU be available NOW ENDS TUR8. .'Tou con tell ’em to pardon moke sense out of tbe pononi- ot emergency In a northern them In serious conditioh. Oth you included, the longer die known as a “Lasndler’’ on occa and Mark Hammer add to the I'tT -i Kurdish scientific board and a Ambitious experiments to Right Commodore?" bec, Canada, drowned Saturday “Funny Olri” at Storiowton before the meeting, and interest you or get tils hell out of the nos, where H. L, Hunt, an oil province where Basque teiror- ers less seriouilx.hurt were glv- oompoaition took to perform, sion. ca st. KurdUh university in northern ward taming the violence of in Wlllimantlc while swimming was said to be “tops of the sea- ed townspeople are invited to t h e way. Pd teU 'em to get tbe bell bllUonaire, wAnders vaguely Ists have been Uamed tor the ro first aid treatment and sent and the m<»e nSDOotonous it was The form of the last move J. Robert Dietz, actor and di Iraq close to the tribes moun hurricanes by seeding them Have You Tried Keitii’a “ One-Stop ShoppliisT” at Lauter Park. He was staying Bon.” attend. out of the way. N obo^ Is going through the lobby trying to give aasaseinatloa of a high-ranhteg hom e. likely to becme, because an the ment is not defined, and here is rector with the Loretta Hilton tain strongolds. . with oraln-maklng silver iodide with a Manchester couple. “The Mole Animal,” pro Among the proposed amend Gr e e n B e r e t s to hit a kid with a flog.” sway his pspertMok copies of poUce official. Workers Immediately began e We’ll Come To Your o All Purehasoe InsDoctod dances arere in the same key. where you most often find the Repertory Theatre of St. Louts, particles are being conducted A young man described by po duced by the Nutmeg Play ments to be considered are Than wars other suq>enaful "Himt for the Truth” ; whore A decree suspended three at^ clearing the wreckage to reotore Home To Advlao YonI Before D eltvofyi^ dances were in die same key.' 24-HOUB FERRY RIDES between now and Oot. IS far off weakest part. In Mahler, how lice tte a “hippie” who had been adoption of several definitions. MtVERADaLl lovely young ladles model lin tioleo of tile oonsUtution in Gul- traffic on ths busy slngle-llne The idea of “ tempered intona- house, won accolades from item a. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — the coasts of the southeastern o Use Our New Revolving e We Have Terms ever, they are frequently the arreked on charges of intoxi These include tiie definition of gerie in the lobbies and coffee pusooa province near tbe route between Plragus, the port Credit Plan! Pienos JCveryonet Uoo,” which made modidation many Manchester theatregoers. ' How long would it take before Some 3D0 residents of Turkey United States, the Environmen most impressive movements of cation hung himself with a wind- Just because the Hartford kennel, Jimkyard, atructnre and MOMENr another of the sudden rahi shops; where Nixon’s navy, a French border, one of three of Athens and tbe subiwb of Klf- practical existed in J. S. Bach’s sign s. Neck Bend, cut off from the rest tal Science Servlcea Administra his symphonies. Maybe he wrote breaker in his .ceil Saturday Symphony Is free doesn’t mean oquiSla that otfllct this sim- flotilla of speedboats, Is res^y privnees where Basque natton- Issla, on the northern edge of time and bki “WeU-Tempered them first before he ran out of An existing regulation stating of MOnroe County by the Cum tion reports. night in IQlford. H iM’t worth attending. The klased paradise finally dlsinte- to race'delegatea to the conven alists have been agitating tor the Greek oapitoL Caavler’’ is an endeavor to prove that only houses 25 or more berland River, are getting reUef The puUlc held a record 851.6 ideas. Rachmaninoff did, <» two Brian English, 20, of no cer program offers fine quality mu gvatea the paper dresses worn tion hall should the overland separation from the rest of the the practicality of the system. years old may be CMiverted to from the state. hllldOR In U A . S e rie s E an d H l u r n i t u r 0 » o cca sion s. tain address, was pronounced by ths Oirls for ReogsnT wm Journey be too slow; where, It cou n try. Pardon Issued SdU, it took a couple of genera sic in pleasant surroundings. A multi-family use will be chang DICK MM DYKE The state is buying a private Savings Bonds at the end of Sometimes the composer dead on arrival at Milford Hos- the miniskirts of the Girls for you smuggle your own bottle of The measure, somewhat leas tions to catch on. good way to spend a Thursday ed to apply to buildings which BEURUT, Lebanon (AP) — ferry which It will operate con July, the Treasury Department I I I . M A I N '> I ' M A N I ( I 1 '> I 1 l< harks back to one of the themes pitaU. BMRDaMHMION Bocfcofeller be oRcwed to go one whisky into a hotel room and severe than a state of s i^ or In the first movement of a evening with that favorite h ave been erected b efore 1940. -_dOHN - DAVID The new Iraqi government to tinuously, Instead of Just during reports. It says Freedom Share from his first movement for a Norman Bunn, 17, of Bristol, the duunbermald dtocovers it, martial law, suspended tor sonata or a symphony, stu som eone. Work on the proposed revi Inch UghorT Or wlH reason fl- day issued a pardon for aU per-, dayUght hours. Turkey Neck holdings were 8416 million, a Oppoolte the Bonnet Junior H IA School on theme for Ms last movement. In was killed in a traffic accident WyNEjL ^ g E N noUy prevail at a higher level? you ore charged |8 o«rkage. three months the right of resi Lower (South End) MOin Street, Phono ftS-4159 have to have two themes In dif FOOT BRIGHTS — Powder sions has been carried out by sons involved in the Kurdish re- Bend Is near the Tennessee ten-year peak for any July. this case we say the symphony Friday on the Washington Turn dents of the provtoob to.change ferent keys which contrast, and HiU’s Ski Resort “D lal^e the PZC in cooperaUm with heUton In northern Iraq from Une. has "cyclic” form, and the best pike near Buriington. His ' car their resldwioe freely, to reject the whole idea of the movement Theatre” offering first qualKy town planner Sam f^elvogel. OO^HIlV-(Color) known examine is in. the sym went off the road and turned police searchea of their homes is to reconcile these two themes film entertainment, is a non "Veageaee of Fn Bisnefan” V ern on phony by Cesar Franck. Often without warrants and to obtain with each other. There are con over, police said. profit operation. Wed.: “The Graduate” A Half-Hour Laugh Fsetl either freedom or court action necting links, devdopments of this theme may be used as the Nine-year-old Harrison Steh- AH proceeds over and above Photo Store Robbed after 72 houn of police deten- tits the thematic material, and so subject of a set of variations, bins was killed Friday in Wash operational costs, including Parking in Renewal Tract U(m. on, but a diacussion of such but tHa is a mistake. ington, Conn., when he was bit those from refreriunents, go to D E R B Y (A P )—A total o f $500 by a car while croasing the Thus the move cleared the kids getting bored? ddDgs bdongs in a class in mu The composer should have ch a rity , worth of watches and photo TS y way for roundups ot persons sic appredadoo. varied themes in the develop street He was pronounced dead A Japanese offering, “The graphic equipment has been m m i i t i i i Clears Rockville Congestion keep them busy with play> suspected of separatist leanings. The form of the first move ment of the first movement, and on arrival at New Ifilford Hos Burmese Harp,” is set, for this stolen from a Derby photograph FAIRWAY time activities from either II The chief of the secret police ment is so well established that If he makes a grand set of vari- pital. Friday and Saturday, with dis ic equipment store. ; Allowing parking in a section mation, and pictures tor the •m MLT w .eim eM P of Gulpuzcoa province, Melltan r/R^sT fa irw a y ! ations on this theme, he becomes cussion and coffee to foUow. Derby police said the thieves of the redevelopment area has program booklet. These along redundant. gained eikry into the Bradlees with advertisements or dona Manzanas, 58, was hilled in Iron S te w B M cQ u e 6 n »R q e D u u 6Ewy alleviated some of the parking tions for the program must be Friday. The killer, assumed by There’s more to say about a John Ferola store in the Valley Shopping Cen • bans scrap books Majority Say Vietnam Woblams in the center of town. In to the committee by Aug. 8. the press and poUce to have symphony, but it will take you ter through a front window. Tbe croft sticks a good week to digest this much, Biggest U.S. Problem entry was discovered eariy Sat Overnifht is also allowed there. The program committee is been a member of on under Mo., is 'handling this final show Deaths in so I’ll continue in the next col urday. 'Certain saleguards have been headed by Lee Kittle Jr. James ground Basque terrorist group, crayons of the season. trovol gomes um n. PRINCETON, N.Y. (AP ) — worked out, according to Mayor Sullivan is chairman of the mu has not been caught. Some 52 per cent of Americans, “Allegro,” the Rogers and The W orld ie b a Grant, to overcome the sic committee tor the donee c o M n g book pot holder loops^ a growing number, view the Hammerstein offering, continues rEATURF riKST NIOHT1.Y! oencem expressed by some of- and Charles Tatro and Robert Recalled to O ffice on the boards at Goodspeed number pointing sots modeling cloy Vietnam war cm the natiem’s Marshal Konstantin Bokossov- BURNSIDE that the overnight paric- Beebe are co-chairman of the BRAZZAVILLE, Congo Re- Marine Weather Opera House in East Haddam most serious problem, accord sky tof jnovlalan might lead to the refreshment committee. Ahyone pufbUc (AP) — President Al- both stores open than, and fri. nlghto till 91 through Aug. 10. WDJD80R LOCKS (AP)—The ing to the Gallup Poll. MOSCOW (AP) — A Soviet area becoming a place to leave w ishing fu rth e r Information phone Mossamba-Debat was The lively musical stars o 8 locations: downtown main street and r ; - " ; ' U.8. Weather Bureau says tides m e Gallup organization an hero of World War n, Mantial Junk cars or stolen can. should contact Couch of Sldn- back in office today, having will be high along the OonnecU- nounced Sunday that the latest Sheila Sullivan', Jay Gregory Konetantln Rokoasovsky died STARTS WED. IN CO LO R Police will make a check ot been recalled by the army lead 1^ ^ ^ east middle turnpike, next to popular market cut shore today from 7:15 to survey shows 10 per cent more and Stanley Grover. The Good- Saturday after a long Illness. He cars left In the area overnight. ers who threw him out Satur persons listed the war as the speed version Includes changes Window Sheda of levdjr DsPom •:16 a.m. and from 7:80 to 9:30 was 71. Rokoasovsky entered 'THE SECRET UFE OF AN AMERICAN W IFE" If ai cor is left witboift being d a y. TuntliM’’ art easy Is wash. Wilt p .m . country’s number one problem in the show that were made by ttie arm y a s a private In 1214. moved for 24 houn an InvesU- EUington 'Massamba-Debat said in a • ieoklikenew. Went crack, fray or tow tide at Old Saybrook to than did on a poll taken in early the compoeers after the original During World War n, Troope ^ _gaUcn will be made with a broadcast that the constitution piohole. Available is many attrac day at 2:15 p.m. M ay. Broadway opening. under his command won victo -port Want $5000? Tuesday 5:51. popu lar com ed y , “ B a refoot In party best aide to deal with the said. The Marshal’s body will Becommended tor Mature Andlehees ‘ opened a hit to avoid building Reaction in Area among southern tribes forced Boating weafiier tor Long Is problems of the war, Oalhip the Park” at the Triangle Play lie in state starting today in the tup pressun that could shatter Response to the Idea of a con them to pull back. Capt. Marian DU FON T land Sound to Montauk Point sold . house in Farmington this week. Red Banner Hall of the Soviet NgouaU, described as ths king p SANDYDENNIS* KEIR DULLEA’ ANNE HEYWOOD- l o t damage the glass. Can tinuing Congregational Oiurch, and Block Island; Northeriy Lawlessness was called most Tickets are still avaUable for Army house. pin of the coup, broadcast an AS OiAN MAACH , -sjiould be locked. propoeed for the Five Corners winds 5 to 10 knoU thU mom- impculant by 22 per cent of som e p erform an ces, virlth the Jacob R. Comlnaky ; ' The parking arrangement will appeal to Massamba-Debat to T D N T I N E i cu-ea of Vernon, Ellington and hW becoming onshore 10 to 15 thoee responding in the latest final curtain set for Saturday A8BURY PARK ,N.J. (AP) — return to the govenunent £SSt*\. -continue tmtil the first snow- South Windsor, has been “won knots this afternoon. Southeast pon wfiile 18 per cent dted race evening. Jacob R. Oominsky, publisher of The army leadership appar ■'fsU. If the Alco Co., developen derful,” according to the Rev. about 5 knots tonight and Tues relattons. “The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Saturday eview and a vice a n d ^miL 'o f the area take possoMlon of ently Is trying to find a compro Fred M. Dole. E. A. JOHNSON day nl&rning, picking up to 10 to The poll sampled all income TTie Smell of the Crowd,” the president of tbe parent firm, the ‘ i the parcel of land now used for mise and disarm warring fac oa*y\a,‘pM L - A continuing Congregational 15 knots Tuesday afternoon. Fair groupe and Negroes and whites Anthony Newly-LesUe Bricusse McCall Corp., died at his sum 'parking before that time, then tions of thcuSPUth corps of tbe Church is one that did not choose P A IN T C O . weather with visibility mostly in the tour major regions of the production which emitted such mer home in Asbury Park of an (parking will be banned. National RevoluU >(enant, thto was not the ptuw In Athens Subway Crash helped put it back on Us feet. who are Interested In the new mer Theater in Simsbury. 'tbe past so many people do not ^ ATHENS (AP) —An Athens V sdlsdwmiw or s ohuroh become better acquaint Nightly performances are m u m i m o have ctf-street paridng spooes subway train slammed Into the scheduled to Aug. lo, with Paul ed, the Rev. Mr. Dole, who will !ki thetr yards. hack of another train in a main RIOT Psycbeddic hiterlor ' - ' I'i ★ l-l , be pastor of the church, and his Norton and Bob Luiuiy in the PoHce Think Body ' - Although the town to not re- $ l6 9 9 i ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ J leading roles. wtie, June, will have a cookout May Be Gang Victiw oponotble tor flndkig ott-otreet \ OomfortaUir Air Coodltloaed at their home on Aug. 25. The ageleee Frankie Loine is ' BRIDGEPORT (AP) —Local parking spaces tor tenants, • Hen’s Nchra Shirts ^ ^ • Posters Just as popular as ever, say the All people who have Indicated I T e V c OS police were investigating the Mayor Grant saM town cftiolato What's the cotch? There isn't any. What else do you have to pay? reports from Storrowton Theater Interest in the church have been • Ladles’ Flower and j ! • §i^ l^ ^ ***** possibility during the past week feel the attuatkm cannot be Ig- I near as $L6 9 9 is the suggested retail price at The charge for transporting the car In Weet Springfield where Invited to the Informal gather end a man whose manacled noM d. the port of entry for the VW sedan. from the port of entry. The dealer de wtskui Dresses j -gpeciale For: Frankie’s show will run until ing to offer ihelr Ideas and sug Come to where body found floating In Bridge Firemen Marking 25th yo u r, Saturday evening . gestions for the church. The price includes Federal excise tax livery charge. And local sales tax. • Parchedelie Posters > ' * Bestauiants port Harbor was a Now Yorii Plans are being completed for The crooner who made such The minister and hls wife are telephone the money ond import duty. There is one optional that makes a lot gangster who disappeared last the 25th anniversary celebra It also includes the built-in heater/ o f sense. The matching leatherette up • Handmade Jewelry l2 ? R o o n is A p ril. tion of the Venum Fire Depart spending the first week of this J AWARD Get more money at Ben at Beneficial...for your defroster, windshield washer, electric holstery. For $30.00 extra. (Nearly The man’s decomposed body ments which will be held Sept. month leading a group of young eficial. Call up . . ,^or is! vacation and all your windshield wipers, outside rear view everybody gets It because it ellmlnatet USIsr 4 ********* was found Thursday with the people on a trip to Tennessee FREE WINNER u e p a n m en t o t Theatre 14. come to where the money Is summer expenses. Why set* mirror, and seatbelts front and back. hands handcuffed behind the Nelson Skinner, parade mar- where they will have a work the need for slipcovers.) BUT DMtCTM-IMM NtCMOit U^vereity ot Conn. . . . now. You’ll be surprised tie for less money than you Rent A Light neck and the feet tied together Equity Besldent Company •hal reports that some 80 fire camp and vacation church DELIVERY Not to mention the padded dash and W ell, that's it. • Tea Pot Gift Sets how much more you can get really want? Call Beneficial, front seat headrests. Show with coaxial cable, police said. I08E PH E. LEVINE rMStNTE A depaitmenU from the surround school with the people of n small Unless, of course, you count the c o s t The body had been in the water M th Season ing area and from as tor away Appalachian village. It's the price of the real thing, not a o f gas and oil It takes ydu to get here in • Pendants ^ M ls h fo Dolly BsenA Sundays MIKE NICHOLS Your order for drug needs The Doles live on Wapplng ilripped-down economy model. your present car. sad Holidsyo at U BisssU Stnst. one to two months, a medical LAWRENCE TURMAN PMRWanfiN os Bwansee, N.H., have prom- and ooemetioe wUl be token throurt Saturday Wood Rd., EUllngton. BENEFICIAL ManchssUr. Conn. (0(M2) examiner said, and was listed Ised to participate along with COM o t Im m ediately, rsISfibaiM di8-2TU as “apparent homicide.” TNE6RADUA1E August 10 ^ seven or more band units. FINANCE & MORTGAGE CO. Ssooai CIsss Poslacs Paid at Bridgeport police were work COLOA ***>***^'"^'>^**(^m r a t e s after police found a doorkey ANMOCISS AND THC LION {O s d d D jn iu TED TRUDON, Inc M s e N - S 6 ^ See Our Treasure reydM s In Advance with the inscription of a Brook S ot, Sun. 2>00-8t45-5l80 Center. Paul Jackson and Nor- appeals earn lew than 820,000. Next to Singer Sewing Center* 649-0908 W M A tn 8X.^-6A8-MS1 ON LY S14A6 Manchester Center 4 Chest Of Savings One T sar ...... I80.W lyn keymaker in the man’s ______hian Couch, co-chairmen of Sixteen years ago U states paid OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — rHONE/TOR HOURS TOLLAND im NPIKE---TALGOTTVEiLE SU MoiUiia ...... u .go F i w i p i t o n Vb/umtMjt clothing, Start# Wedneedoyl tSeOO ft 11 tK the ^bUclty and historical salaries under $10,000 a year Tbrss Montlis ...... 7.n comml^eiw are asking for Infor for sudi Jobs. One MoMh ...... a w Police did not disclose the Sidney Fortier A ir Conditioned OBFIO Ei 429-1918 name of the misslnf racketeer. __ ^“FOB LOVE OF IVY” ___ h a b b i e t s , j o b g b n s b n t h b a t r S ^ ' " * •
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968
Woodruff-Bailargeon Wilder^Boland Ruff-Balch Kosh-Grish LaRo6e-Hann
Mlaa Janet Margaret Baggo, Tbe m anlage o f Mbsa Susan Miss Janet E. Belch and John ’Itie mairiage ot Wm Jaaat and Douglaa Hattan, both of Mary B olind o f Manctassfsr to T. Ruff, both of Manoheeter, ex- Xroas Hasn to Norman Frauds LaRcM, both of Mancherier, Mancbeater, were wed Saturday Iravy L. WSdar o f Bant Hart ehanged vows Saturday mora sNa aolemnlsed Saturday moro- morning at St. Jamea’ Ofaurcta. ford was aotemnflwd Safurdagr ine at OommunHy BapOst tag at St. Jamea^ Ohuroh. Tbe bride la the daughtor of snomkig at St. Barifaaiotn«w*n Cluirob. The bride la the daughtor of Mr. and Min. Rtohaid J. Bagga Chunh. The btide is a dau$hter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoe O. Baaa of W Feiguaon Rd. Tbe brlde- Tbs hcMe Vs a daughter ot Mr. and Mi*. Harold E. o f 18 U berty S t ’Ibe bride- of 20 Biro St. Tbe bridegroom Mr. and Mia. TbomsM B. gnom la llto 'eoei of Mr. and groMn la a son of Mr. and M n. Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John land of OS Veraon St Tbe bride •Or*. Nonnan O. LaRoea of 0$ Mathanial K. Haitan of 38S B. Ruff of 201 Autumn St aiaseU S t Ifiddle Tpka. groom la tba nosi o f BAr. and ’Ibe Rev. Kenneth L. Oustkf- Mm. UHMn n am in g Jr. of Waal Tbe Itov. Vtaoent J. Ftyim of The Rev. Joaeph B. Vu;^ of •on, psutor of Calvary CSunoh, S t James’ Cburdi petfoimad St Jamea’ Church perfbrmed 'Hartford. smd tbe Rev. Walter H. Loomla, the doubla-rtag oeremony and the double-i^ oeremony. Bou Tba Rev. Jooepfa Buckley of pnetor of Oommunlty Baptist WM coMMsnt at the nuptial quets of mums and pompons S t Mary’s CSluroh, Newington, Church, performed the double- Mass. Bouquets of ohtyaou- were on the altar. performed the doiMe-ring cere ring ceremony . Mi*. Kenneth thoenums and poenpon* were oo The bride was given in mar mony asd waa oaMbsaat at tba Oustafoon was oii*nist, and the the oMar. riage by her lather. She wore a nuptial Maas. Harry Cair was sotoist was Miss Patricia Balrii, CHven ta marriage by her fu n -len ^ gown of sOk linen, organist end soloWt Bouquets of sister of the bride. father, the bride wore a foU- faaUoned with bateau. naokUne, white gladfoH and pink oama- Tbe bride was given in mar lengtli gown of aiUt organra and Venetian toee appUquca ac tSons ware on tbe eMar. riage by her father. She won aooentod with laoe. Her finger centing the sleeves and el-apd- Tbe bride wae g*vw in mar a fun-length gown of sfik or- tip veil of silk Illusion waa ar length watteau train. Her elbow- riage by bar father. She won a gansa accented with ffiatiriUy ranged from a matching pOlbox Iffigth veil of silk iUuslan waa luU-lengih gown o f ooMon Ven- kwe, foahtoned wMh bateau hot and ahe carried a oaaoade arranged tm a a matohing head- lae lace over peau de aoto. Sash- neokUne, long taq>«red steeves, bouquet o f roaea and daisy pom piece, and riM carried a cascade toned with a detacfaaUe train. <: A and detachable ch^wl-IsngUi pons. bouquet of mums and caina- Her elbow-lefigth vefi of sSk train. Her elbow-length veil of •Oe* Linda MdOanlel of tiona. hsdon wan attached to a match- aUk ffiustan was attached to a Jobnetown, N.Y., was maid of Mm, Richard Bagge o f Har- tag tone cap, and she oasried a pearl crown, and riM carried a honor. Her foU-lengIb gown of wlchport, Maas., alater-in-law of bouquet of HHee-of-the-vaUey. cascade bouquet of roaea cen sHk orgoiuHi waa styled to tered wMh a white oraMd. the bride, w«a matron of honor. isiM Margaret A. Boland of match tho bridal gown. She IDs* Oatfaerlne Raich o f Boa- Bridesmaids ware Mlm Priaoilla Mancheeter, slater of the bride, wore a floral heaftyieoe with Johnson of Maacbeatar and Mlm ton, Mooe., sister of the bride, vdl, and ahe carried a bouquet was maid of honor. Bridesmaids wae maid of honor. Hsr ful- ►^4 Trudy Capaaao of Nbrih Havm. were Mm. David Boland of ot yellow and white daisy pom- length aleevelese gown of aqua Tbe atiandanti ware dm said Brooklyn, elater-ln-law of the pOQt. chlffoa wae doolgned with scoop alike in fUD-length gowns ot bride; Miss Gall Boland of Bridesenalde were Mlaa Naney aqua silk oigaaia, daolgnsd V., Manchester, cousin of the bride; ed neokUne and a floral band at Hbu), sister of the bride; Mrs. arlth satin wedding-ring eoUan and Mrs. Terry D’ltalla of the empire waistline. She wore Richard Avery, alater o f the and trains. Tbey won matching Manchester. B matriiing lieadbow and oartV bridegroom; Mias Rolands Al bea^iecoo. Tbe honor attendant ed a oaaoade bouquet o f white bert, cousin of the bridegroom, Tbe attendants were dressed carnations. aU of Manoheater; Mlae Diana carried a nosagay of Mue and alike in fidMength gowna of vl- wUte cainattona, and tho Bridewnalda were Mi*. Don Horning of Johnatown, N. Y ., brant pink Snen and wUto Skewes and Mies Patricia oousta of the bride; Miss Mary teldaamalds, nosegays of yrilow straw hats tied with matching Baldi, both o f Mancbeater and Hagenow of Manoheater, and and arUta oainatlana. pink ribbon. Tbey carried bou aistm of the bride, and Wm Mlae Patricia Kuama o f Bast Nril Hattan of BOlngton aerv- quets of kxig**tommed white ed aa bis brottaar*a boat man. Cheryle MattarriU of Maneboe- Hartford. qfder mums with avocado ter. Tbeir malse colored gaums UriMn were Robert Bagge of green ribbons. Tbeir aqua colored gowna Mancfamter and Richard J. and headbows were styled to were styled to matrii the ^ u l Diehm of West Hailfoid match the honor attendant's, Bagge of Harwlebpoct, Made., served aa best man. Ushers bride’s. Tbey wore maturing broOien of the bride. and they also carried cascade Boriaodfbsa oboto floral headpteoos with vaUa, and - i were David D. Boland of Brook MRS. LARRY L WILDER bouquets of white carnations. MTb. Bagge wore a two-pleea lyn, brother of the Mde; Mi MRS. RONALD G. K 08H tbay oarrled bouquets of yellow MRS. DOUGLAS HATTAN turquoise aUk dreaa with match chael Boland of Manrhester, Leonard Ruff of Manchester daisy pompons. S. Smith, Cbartas E. Regaii, and served as Ms brother’s best KGMlCf ing aeoeaaoriea. The brtda- daywvDCD t4h>4p cousin of tbe bride; and Terry Mlaa Karen Kriioe of South groom’s mother wore a bine Fenn to Direct Jrim A. Bums. man. Ushers were Don Skewes ’The ChuKh c f the Assump of Venise lace. They won Windsor, oouein o f the bride MRS. NORMAN FRANCES LAROSE MRS. JOHN EMORY WOODRUFF M. D’ltalU of Mancbeater. N ssritt ptioto matching headbows, and the dreae wltb matching aeoea- Thomas E. Boland of Brook Other area people at the Insti MR8. JOHN T. RUFF of Manchester, brother-in-law of tion was the soeew Saturday groom, wae flower girl. Her aorias. Both wore coraagee of College Institute tute Include: Dr. Miohae) Gua- the bride; and Andrew Doll and honor attendant oairled a oolo- green gown was styled to mateh Scranton-Allen Mlaa Judith Ann Bailargeon of Path Junior College, Longmead- lyn, nephew of the bride, waa inoniing of the marriage of Miss nial bouquet of lavender and Peter McCartan, both of Man at Garden Grove. For a motor pink roaeboda. dano, Mrs. Lavaida Brooks, Terry PUlard, both of Manches the adult attendants, and ahe chester, and Richard Foamlre W^>ping and John Bmory CHICAGO — Some 41 mtlU/si Mr. and Jdre. Sam Orish o f 28 Bccamoriae. After Aug. U , the matching aocceeorles. Both the bridegroom. Ushers were Paul Grlsh of Man Ushers were John Kehoe of dress with matching aoces- the ’Travelers Insurance CO., Tbe brida is a daughtw of Wesleyan University in IDddle- women In Oie United Statee have Mrs. Balhh wore an aqua Deerfield Dr. Tbe bridegroom chester, brother of file bride; oolite wm itva at the M t Veiv wore white orchids. electric sewing mectilnsa In us South Windsor and Jerry La- sorlea. Tbe bridegroom’s motii- Hartford. Mr. LaRose is em a m V a n n . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. BaO- town. dress WMh matriilng acces la tho son of Mr. and MrO. Harley McDermond of Bridge A receptlDn waa held at the ing them last year « h ^ spent George Kooh of Stratford. Rose of Worcester, Maas., both er wore a y ^ w brocade dress ployed at Pratt isnd WhUney Di aigeon of 741 Avary St Tbe Manchester Country Club. Mlaa Fenn, a former science teach sories. The bridegroom’s moth port, Jack Mraslk' of Bblrfield, cousins of the bridegroom; Alan with matching accessories. vision of United Aircraft Ooip., about 01.0 billion osi sewing er wore a pale green drees with Tbe Rev. Blrneert J. Oeppa of and David Ertiardt of Stratford. bridegroom la the eon of MT. Ellen Muleahy of Newington er at both Mancbeater (Utmmu- siqiidles. Rose of Johnatown, N.Y., cousin Both wore white ordilds. East Hartford. He has served matching acceesoriee. Both tbe Cburah o f the AaeumpUen and Mm. Jofan O. Woodruff of waa in charge of the guest book. nlty College and the local high performed the double-ring oere- Mrs. Grlrii wore a pink linen of the bride; Gary Dancosse and A reception for 176 was held with the U.S. Navy. wore corsages of white sweet brocade dress emd coat with Miami, FkL For a motor trip to Mt. Wash school, alao was director of last meny. Paul Chotelat was organ ington, N. H., Mrs. Wilder wore year’s institute. Tbe purpose of heart roses. deep pink accessories and a The Rev. Joseph Schick of St A rec^ttion for 180 waa held ist and soloist. Margaret Mary Church per a gray dotted Swiss.dress with the institute is to toll the college Olven ta marriage by her corsage of white roses. Tbe in the FellowriMp Hall of the bridegroom’s mother wore a formed the douUe-rtng ceremo- white accessories and a garde staff about community ci^age father, the bride wore a full- Connelly>Dzem ny and waa oriebrant a t the nia coinage. The coiqile will Uve history, phtlosojAy, students and riiurch. For a motor trip to the pink peau de sole Jacket dress Fooono Mts., Pa., Mrs. Ruff length gown of silk organxa, mfotlal Mass. Bouquets of at 100 Plain Dr., Bast Hartford, teaching methods. designed with cowl neckline, with matching accessories and daWee and gladioli were on the after Aug. 17. Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., wore a pole blue ridffon dreaa a white orchid. Tbe marriage of Miss Patri with matching accessories and panels end cuffs of Venlsc lace, altar. Mrs. Wilder is a 196S gradu president of MCXl, will apeak on end train accented with a band A reception for 160 was held cia Ann Dzen to ’Timothy James an orchid. After Aug. 17, the Olven in marriage by her fath ate of Manchester High School college history on the second of schlffU embroidery. Her at WUUe’s Steak House. For a Connelly, lioth of Manchester, day of the week-long institute. coiqde will Uve at 14 Wadsworth trip by plane to St Thomas in er, the bride wore a fun-length and a 1900 graduate of St. Fran shoulder-length veil of silk Illu took place Saturday morning st 'p' cis Hospital School of Nursing, Harry 8. Godl, dean of admin S t sion wee arranged from a the virgin Islands, and Puerto gown of peau de sole, designed Mre. Ruff, a 1907 graduate with a band of seed pearls at Hartfoid. She la employed aa an istration of MOC, will speak on Are you aware of aU tha tricks matching laoe headpiece, and Rico, Mrs. Korii wore a blue St. Bridget Church. the empire walstUne. and wat admiaslona and transfer. and spoctal technlquea you can of Manchester. High Sriiool, is she carried a bouquet of pha- and white dress with blue Tbe bride is a daughter of MT. Industrial nurse at Prate and employed In the mlUtary q;>are teau train attached wltb bows Whitney Diviahm of United Air Four M(X1 staff -nembers will use to keep e&algbt hair laenopeis orchids and stephano- Jacket and white accesaorles. and Mrs. Anthony Dzen of 74:; a t the riunfidem. Her ribow- discuss the community college straight Tbere arc spoctal parts department'of Pratt and tls. After Aug. 10, the couple will craft Cosp., East Hartfoid. tricks, you know. Hatrdraseers Whitney Dlvlaion ol United Air N. Main St. Tbe bridegroom b Icngth veil ot ailk illusion was Mr. Wilder is a 196S graduate teacher on Wednesday. Tbey are Miss Barbara E. ’Taylor of Uve in Stratford. use them. So do certain craft ciorp.. Blast Hartford. Mr. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thonm arranged from a pearl crown, of Conard High School, West Dr. William B. Buckley, Albert women you might see ovoty New York City was maid of Mrs. Kbah ia a 1965 graduate and Bie carried a bouquet cf Ruff, a 1980 graduate of Man honor. Brldesmalda were Miss of East CathoUc High SchoM J. Connelly of 37 Avondale Rd Hartford, and served for three ae appUquea. They wore WUMam Quinn of Philadelphia, us at SFTl&X. OF M A o r ir , OU- ping and Coenraad Eddy from a cluster of orange Uos- Oonnectieut College for Wom Pa., served ns beat man. Cahers High Schott, ia attending Bla- back. Only the minister kept his GLOBE soms accented with pearls suid matching p e ^ trimmed head- en, New Xcadoo . She recently dor Shopping Plaaa - ThDand Johannes of Man^ester were Ifaw., bocMiw tbe were John Bailargeon of Glas cayne (foUege, Miami, Fla., feet on the ground. bowB with veil!, and carried arrived home after serving two arhere he is a member of Tbrnpate, 0^3800 wash and set united in marriage Saturday af crystals, and riie carried a cae Mde of DMtd X. flcnoion of tonbury, brother of the bride, At the reception, the guests Tnvsl Ssniss [ your hair In a pcotty new sMa. baaketa of arhKe giamell'aa. yearn as a Peace Cbrpa vidun- Omega Lambda Chi fraternity, cade bouquet ot idialaenopsls cc Itonrhootor, flafurdigr mondiix and Peter Landry of ’Tbompeon- were served pieces of hono- tSgh Styling. .Revlon Ooammes ternoon at Wapping Oommunlty chids and stephanoUs. Paul Buck of Kancheater aerr- taer in BoUvto. Mr. Safe U a Tbe wedding la planned for shoe-shaped wedding cake deco 905 BIAIN STREET ' . .PermaacBts. JMorlng. .Olsg Church. of at PaMck’a Cliareb, Sprinr* ed aa beat man. Uabere were graduate of the Univeralty of viUe, cousin ci tbe bride. Jan. 4,1969. Miss JoAnn Olsowy of Wee rated with sugar horseshoes in 648-2165 Caaolni W l» W lM a t s 4 ^ . . Tbe bride Is the daughter of Hartford, cousin of the bride fMd. Jack MulUn of Kanoheater, Mlnneapta and waa alao a Peace Mrs. Bailargeon wore a pink Hours: 9-0 MMi4^tlfod-Sst, Ibe Mde la Ibe rtoinbtor of Bilk dreaa with matching acces- stead of the usual wedding bells. Mr. and Mrs. LesUe M. CMltas was maid of honor. Her full oouain o ' the bridegroom, and Corps volunteer. He win enter AFBIOANS FACE FAMINE The newlyweds designed their Anthoitscd agSBt In M a» 9-9 Tburs-Frl. Ifn . XloiDe If. Afian of Spring- Tale Unlveratty in September to aories. Tbe bridegroom’s mother ^Chester (or all AlrWasaii of 1224 Sullivan Ave., Wapping. length gown of Ume green Unei Jamea R. Allen of Bpringflrid, BULAWAYO, Rbodsela (AP) own wedding rings of 31 carat iH E lfF U L HINT: Why is blue fMd. Tlw teidegiaoai io tfao son receive hla mastar’s degree. wore an aqua dress with white —More than 200 African funl- lloihoads esid Bieanwidif' ’The bridegroom ia the son of was designed with scoopet brother of tbe bride. ftorentine gold horsesboeo. I unsuitable for bninotuar Ba- neckline, short sleeves, and em ofKmeotScaiMiUnofKnFOr- An October wedding la plan acceaaories. Iles in drought-stricken south Mrs. Reglnlus Johannes of 64 Min. Allen wore a brown lace |oause It raflscto orange, and Falknor Dr. and the late Regl Idre bodice and back panel o ker at oad the M o Mro. Scnov- ned. After a reception at the Po- west Rhodesia are facing fam [odds to the daitaMM of ttie ton. dreea and coaf with ivory accea- dunk Mill Club, Sotith Windsor, Joseph Jay photo nlus Johannes. Venise lace. She wore a match aoriea and a coinage of ivory ine. Tswana-speaUng tribesmen toomploxlon. Tbe Beer. Jofan J. Saoctoa, poo- Uma-OANCEB DEATHS CP the couple left for a wedding trip REVLON Tbe Rev. David H. Eatxm of ing headbow with vel^and she roaea. In the Mpoengs Reserve near MRS. AMADO GREGORY CRUZ Newington performed the carried a kissing b a lf^ lemcsi, for of St. BeMek’* Cbureta, per OTTAWA — Tbe annual num to Mismii, Fla., and California. tbe Botswana border ore report After a reception af tbe Elm- ber of Canadian lung-cancer After Sept. 1, they will live in ( i ; i iM \ II douUe-ring ceremony. Mrs. white, and Ume-colored’ mtatap formed tbe douU»«incr ocre- ed worst hit Tbe marriage of Mien Sandra colonial bouquet of miniature ananjr. creat Country Club, Blajd Long- deaths for each 100,000 pei^ Palo Alto, Calif. Stephen Tupper o f FltchvlUe ture carnations, yellow daisies, About 20 feuniUes have quali WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRIDES Jane Palalma of Manchester to carnatlone. was organist, and the soloist ivy and moas green ribbon. The bride oout gleren in mar meadow, Mane., Um couple left aoos more than douMed among Mrs. Woodruff la a graduate fied for government famine re WELDON DRUG CO. for a wedding trip to Canada. men and almost doubled among Amado Gregory Crus of Hart Miss Linda Palalma of Man was' Mrs. George Parkhurst of Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy riage bjr her tn tber, Romdd J. of Ellsworth Memorial High lief ao far. Tbe drought osmsed 71.7 M\IN ,S'I. chester, sister of the bride, was They will live in Vernon. women between ItOO and 19M. School, South Windsor, and Bay ford was aolemnlsed Saturday Glastonbury, cousin of the bride. Dzen of Manchester, sister of ASen of epringOrid. She wore failure of tbe vital com crop. Doy In...Day Out... morning, July 27, at St. Bridget maid of honor. ’The bridesmaid Bouquets of gladloU were on the bride; Miss Doi;^ Leister * fuU-fenctb goem of re-em- Mre. Scranton graduated from Church. was Miss Betty Palalma of the hltar. of Manchester, and Miss Debe toriderod atlk ceganca or««r peon the High School of Oommerce The bride Is a daughter of Mr. Mancheeter, sister of the bride. Given in marriage by her Goodbred of Rocky Hill. ’Ibeh do aofe, deedgned with aabrinei and Springfield Technical Inatt- and Mrs. Alfonee Palalma of 46 They were dressed alike in full- father, the bride wore o ' full- apricot colored gowns and head noridme, long tuU eieewea. «>d tute aa a dental aaaiatant Mb. Carman Rd. Tbe bridegroom la length yellow linen gowns with length princess styled gown of bows were styled to match the oouri train. Her ctaajMMengtfa Scranton, a graduate of lU n- 01 PRESCRIPTIONS a son of Mrs. Amado Crus of matching sleeveless organsa peau de sole, fashlimed wdUi honor attendant’s, and they car MRS. TIMOTHY JAMES CONNMX y '^ ^ rnimMIe of Bnglirii Motion wan cheater High School, received coats and headpieces. ’They car . . . resulting in meaningful Hartford and the late Amado Jewel neckline, long bell-shaped ried kissing balls similar to the ftooMd in haod-cut Venine laco, hla B8 degree in buaineaa admln- Crus. ried bouquets of yellow mini sleeves of Alencon tace, wide Mie she carried. School, attends Manchester ployed by the John R. Wensiar- and abe ootried • caocade bou- iatratlon from Bryant Ocllege, savings to you every day! ’The Rev. Harold McBrlen of ature carnatlone. belt tied with a bow at the em Frederick Newman of Bor- Oommunlty College. He is em- gren Oo., Manchester. qoet of glamelitaa and try. Providence, R. I. He alao at St. Bridget Churdh performed Miss Micheale Cruz and Miss pire waistline, and detachable dentown, N.J., served as best lOaa Oarol Loogtain of Spring- tended tbe graduate acbori of Ito nps and dowan In yonr P reecriptton the double-ring ceremony and Karen Cruz, both ot Hartford chapel-length train. Her bouf man. Ushers were Raymond fMd wno maid of honor. Tbe tbe State Univetnity of Now ®?**n*^ "disoounta” today, ‘Tlegiilar was celebrant at the nupUal and nlecea of the bridegroom, fant elhow-lengfii veil of silk Il Dzen of Manchester, toother of brideanmid waa Xkaa Zinda Ooc- York. He la employed aa an au prleea” tomorrawl Moss. Mrs. Raymond Mutytay were flower girls. They wore lusion was arranged from a the bride; James Connelly ot obl of BjningtMd. ditor at Connecticut Mutual life it AO ujeH N o JT e d ^ apeolala"—no "tssnponuy was oiganlst. John Rose of yellow and green gowns with matching cabbage rose head- ’Troy, N.Y., cousin of the bride The attendant! were dreaaed Inaurance Co., Hartford. redoottons” on Preaerlptlona to tare Hartfoid was soloist. Bouquets circlets ot yellow miniature car piece trimmed with pearls, and groom; and John Mott of Mcui- alike in full-length aleeveleaa onetom ent ot gladloU and mums wera on nations, and oarrled bouquets of she carried a cascade bouquet chester. aage gowna of aqua colored chif FRIENDSHIP WANES r a u a H M T w a t c h A t the eame the altar. matching carnations. of stephanotts, phalaenopols Mrs. Dzen wore a mint green SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AF) Itwre is neve: smy fon, dealgiied with high man compromise ta oe or qnaUlyl The bride was given in mar Nelson Laurel of Hartford orchids, and baby's breath. lace dress with matching accea darin ooUara and accented with —Publle dls]^ ys of friendship IN THB W OHI.D riage by her father. She wore a served as best man. Ushers Miss Theresa Letendre of aories and a corsage of yellow between South Africa and I Y O U G E T S v n L O W E S T fuU-Ieni^ gown of peau de sole were Anthony Crux of Hartford, Wapping waa maid ot honor. Her sweetheart roses. The bride Rhodasla which surged through ROLEX OYSTER I PRIORS EVERY DAY OF THE and Alencon laoe re-embroider brother of the bridegroom; Mi full-length gown of pastel green Ixwins photo groom’s mother wore a beige .ORMAL both oountrlee after Rhodsela's We Deliver ed with seed pearls. Her elbow- chael Dtakon of Hartford, and rose brocade was fashioned with MRS. OQENRAAD EDDY JOHANNES lace dress with matching coat seUure of independence in No- A big hefty watch that’s water T O U S A V E length, three-tiered veil of silk and accessories and a corsage . . . WE RENT IT . . . m BB THROUGHOUT THE Everywhere Nicholas Constantine of Glas a wide belt tied at the side of vembtf 1900 are on the wooe. proof to an ocean depth of 165 Illusion was arranged from a tonbury. of green sweetheart rosea. feet. Self-winding, magnified • • • ON A IX YOUR the empire waistline, and an were Gomer Hughes Jr. of Man After Aug. 16, the ocuple will Tbe newsletter of the Rhodsstan Ffoit pearl trimmed organsa petal Mrs. Palalma wore a blue silk A-llne skirt. She wore a crown of A reception for 250 was held Nattonol Friends of South Afri- date, 25-Jewel chronometer PRESOBIPXION NEEDS, chester, brother-in-law of the live at 296 Mata St movement. 14K gold case and headpleoe, and ahe carried a dress with matching acceasories. Ivy and white miniature carna at the Crystal Lake Ballroom, oa oays the organlmtfon notes a bridegroom, and Clem Hitch Mrs. Johannes ia a graduate Elltagtoin. For a motor trip to ALL FORMAL WEAR IN bracelet, $570. rajnleae steel, Tbe bridegroom’s mother wore tions, and carried a basket fill Green Manor Blvd. tode-out o f enthusiasm and cock ofi Wethersfield. ct Ellsworth Memorial High Virginia and the Poeono Mta., from $215. ^ ^ a green silk dress with white ac STOCK AT ALL TIMES 1 doubto whether it will get tbe TRY US AND sIlB !: ed with yellow roses and white Mrs. Collins wore a lime green School of South Windsor, Cen Po., Mrs. Connelly wore a Wue a r e y o u p l a n n i n o a cessories. Both wore white or Manchester naoesoary monetary suppeat for miniature carnations. crepe dress with white acces tral Connecticut State College, and white dress with matching the next financial year. EASY PAYMENTS INVITED W eD D iN G chids. Tbe bridesmaids were Miss sories and a corsage ot yellow New Britain, and the University accessories and an orchid. The FILM AND neCiPTION?? After a reception tor 90 nt the Jill Holbrook of Columbia, cous rosea. Tbe bridegroom’s mother of Connecticut, Storrs. She Is couple will Uve In Manchester. Manchester Country Club, the in of the bride; and Miss Nancy wore an aqua ensemble with employed as a teacher In the Mrs. OonneUy, a 1905 gradu Finch of Norwalk. Miss Hol Your Keynote couple left for Puerto Rico white accessories and a corsage South Windsor School System. ate of Manchester High School, BANK CIIEDfr where Mr, Cruz will work for brook’s yellow gown and Miss To A of pink roses. Mr. Johannes, a graduate of the attended Chamberiayne Junior DEVELOPING his doctorate at the University Finch’s pink one were sb'led to 0AII05 ACCEPTED, • a a a Suooeosful A reception tor 126 was held Apollo Institute, also attended CTollege, Boston, Mass., end MEN’S SHOP Low. Low Prices A ffair ot Puerto Rloo, and tearii. match the honor attendant’s. In the Fellowship Hall of the the Institute of Social Sciences graduated In 1907 from Mary JiwiijiNa.su.vaRSMiTHs aiNcg iobo ■ V ( A ' Music By .Mrs. Cnu, a graduate ot Ann- ’They wore crowns of white church. For a plane trip to and the School for Banking and Ward Secretarial School, Hart "Ths Marvel of Main Street” ARTHUR DRUB Downtown Monchestor at 96< Main Stiset DRUG STORt' hurst College, Putnam, was em miniature carnations and ivy, 801 - 007 lCata|Btr*st Lou Jo M b it Phoenix, Aria., and a motor tour Brokers’ Employees, all In the ford. She la employed at the Manchester. Oooneotlout ( M Lou Jo y ployed as a State of Connecticut and carried baskets filled with o f the Southwest, Mrs. Johannes Netherlands, and the evening di General Motors Acceptance M THB PARKADB — WIST MIDDU TfKI. Agonoy Child Welfare social worker. Her white miniature carnations. wore a yellqw and white en vision of the University of Hart Oorp., Hartford. ’’BPBCilALam m f o r m a l w e a r M M TA U r 643-7678 husband taught at the Umversl- Paul L. Watson of Manchester semble with white accessories ford. He is emidoyed at the U.S. ^ Mr. OonneUy, also a 1905 ty of Connecticut. served aa best man. Ushers and a corsage of yeUow roses. Post Office in Manchester. graduate of Manchester High \ ' ■■
ewoiycna to now torood to broatfa U ta llvwA t o tosbonoo, in our eastern oea- bossd megstopoUa which ore at toast CwRHttQ Ifi^raU^ aa grsot a damage to health os (he oigssato aoma o f ue smoke. Obvloudy, oo., me. neither danger abouM be oooalderad wql- '.^ 3 - Qotne, and to combine thsin vohattartly wDifld oeem tooBiardy. The p a m a wttti an exeeoNvsiy pmpar ragoitt for hie own OoMMr a, IMI heolOt woUd Obvioualy give tq> amok- tag end move to a Oisonw cMmeia. But MUwouhee poUoe oold the pi It ootSd otao be (tat, if tta ata wo lots told aulhorittaa they was* breathe ware otoened (g> again, to what flying 170 nUIss par boiv at it woe SO and 40 yaora ago, tt woidd 8,000 foot, pcepariag to land at idM he tomd that the danger of MUwmukee, when tha private the dgaret had ratraotod to its tavd at that ttme too. their right, then voarod into the We are not intaraatad ta anoourag- llnar. Tta fight ortgtootod In _ 7HB ing people to emoke, or in ftangikinlng Cbtoogo and was taodsd to » • AancteM FrtM k ttdurtrtly < ••J6* *■• l ! wjwWInMtoa et atn the d g a ret We ore Jnet Intereetod hi Mstdtosroo, with a atop at MU- oredXad fe « or bM adwnrtw oondudone that eoem to have a ohanoo woukoe, SSm ***** '*'* *'***' "** f t mektr^ eonse, and tt has never aeem- Thsra woo no panto in the big T S f i < ^ «r ptant iQter tta coDlstoo. PaMMS MTClB ( ed to ua likely that (ta dgaret ttaalf ■nddenly, oQ of Iteeir, tamed more don- ‘T Jart fitt a heavy thud and getoas for one genetsfion than it hod hoard a bang,'' ooid Pom Pavlo- been for another. Oonoeivohly, there wU k who woe rstundng to tar MhnitowDO homo after a vaoa- might oome a day when « purer oigoret tton. "TlMn aomaone yoUsd ‘My in purer air, oouM be regarded as safe, God, take it eoey.' end everyone tot w say, os a p^ . M m t Io* oUM A. Sarftoe. be. got very golet kM Bnw'wiiiiimim — Tke JUlua “Bveryoae aoted very calm- ‘ g“ g — Jttm Torts, CW- ly.” MIm Hoee eoM. “Nobody DisspiKrintfaig Reran O f Expo poitteked or anything. One wom . AODIT BCBBAU 09 OOiaOLk- an juot erted." MONTREAL — Jeon Drapeau, Mont- UOBOaj, A a ta tt S reol’a ebdUent httto mayor, ia a man who in recent yean has known Uttte of failure. In foot, conaldertng the magnl- The Republican Choice tide of Us bigger projects, he’s hod some P eo p le in «!• ibpuiiUeaa party baa a modera staggering successss. Not the Isost of blrtocT oe wlBBiiiar pnoldnU al rtaoMoni those woceases was Biqio 87, ttie world’s fair that attracted more vtattora than any oBhr wtaeo it fo o i ocalnat the moot iiatar- other for Us alx-month run last year. The N ew s • i huttieta o( Cian people wlio worts For 1868, Mr. Dnqpeou determined to taifeat end taorOMt at flie liikliiiga of revive E19 0 under the ttUe “Man and FUes for Divorce Ikepiny the party oBre ae ea ocfgoiiiia- B e World.” He w u banking on a carry SAINT TROPKZ, France tion. over of lost year's immense popularity Bodies Removed from Fuselage (AP) — Brlglttee Bardot faoa UMO. Dwlaht Tnhwilhfienil xnm ntmnitmK to bring in the vlstiors, maintain Mon-, filed a divorce ootten agolnot ed, in IW , over (he dlebaid. Utter op- traol’s newly won international Firemen remove bodies from fuselage of North three occu i^ ts were killed when it imbedded itself her tu rd fauebond, German mil*' porttten of (be party pniairtnula agrm- and, not Incidentally, tnav* a Uttte Central alHiner after it landed at MBwaukee air in the larger plane, but none of the commercial Ikmoire Gunther Boahe, aouroea money. MOat foirgoera wUhed him weU. here eaid Sunday Ught. boHaed by Soiiatav DbfeoHi, «a d Hm oir- port yesterdj^r following a collision with a small craft’s eight paesengers were injured. Story on But tt moat be reported that, contrary private aircraft south' of the city. The light plane’s page one. AP Photofax) The oouroes oaid tta papers emrtHteee of Ue nomlnifloa booame on to tta olalwia of a recently stqiped-iqi ------wore (lied in Paris, but no such ttBot be took into a eoosMiUlil campaign, edvettteing canripaig.. Dspo 67 is not day of thU wortc at 6:80 p.m. at wUeb he widtoiad Uto a ntm iriiyocnee book. And the eXUIiUlan holding forth on Andover bmsVIWB tour yeoa later. tta SL Lawrence River can hard Slst District Rham lOgh School playing field. k i lMQ, wttta HfaBon, and again in UM, ly be termed • sooeese. To dote, fewer Oie party bold with than six million people have passed through the toinsUtoa; by this time lost Bolton G>mmittee Backing Reffistrars who bod ttie ttoTtoit oppnwal 1*1 ^ at Fhalpa Hall in Ha- of nKMt of Oia atohrarte enjoybig pen- year, fiye ttmes that many hod aeon Ex Mlsa Bardot, who has a home po. ^ interestad m this y •minenee in the porty otgontaatlan or aen* Claimed by Gagliardone Utter Itallots ... ______. . lmt*i !*•» been aaen reoentty It to true that outwardly “Man and notoa rtiem Abraed By WUlHn : tottty in Oongraan. H m reenlt—ajnln with Luigi Rlssl. 24. an lu S i B b WofM” iooka tta same as ita pre- Voesntr RepUbUean Btote Rep- tax relief for the educajttonal vlted to attend. eUpowner. Oie was married prabolty oonte rifleottou of too pdUlo MGB SEXTnON: Auto Show In Frankfurt, 1967 deoeoaor. Almost oil the pavUllona on TsamtaUve Eugene Oagtavdone costs to small towns os primary For Soldiers „ . . _ . „ „ previously to dlreotor Roger apptalMl of the imy (he diolee of tta jatonda wore donated to the city of litociieetor Evea^ ^ Jacques cSU of Bottoo today laid ciatm to problems to be solved. ontntnee tad been made woe dsioe in Montrool (a gaoture not oe mognonimoua Also ranking high on the list Begiiming tomorrow aiisentiee Andover oorreapondent,“ low- jyy, char- IMO, and a Demneratto taidriide in USi. M tt ooimdsi oxhtbitore were raqxnsible the aodonoment of (ta Botton tor action, according to (he pri bolioia tor aU membero oi the renoe Moe, tel. 74S-879a rler. B tbeiw woe one leeeon that eeemoii for demolition costs). Only the Russian Herald RepUMtoan town oommittiee, ds- mary contestant is the ” en- armed ^ foroea wlH be avattoble ------to teTo been leaned ta IMf, it wae ttiaf and Cieechoalovak pavlllbns ore entirely Inside Report Yesterdays optta (he oonuntttee ctalnuan’s foroemmtt of law and order tor oasttag their vote in the Undergoes Surgery the party ooold not again ofloed to nMta mlartng. Indeed, the coloiful ordtitec- Open Forum endorsement of Mf». Dorothy everyone.” • 8 preeidentlal eieetton. Lmdisay Aides NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Dtot ture and pleasant grounds remain major MMer of Bolton in Wednesday’s m this first position state- BUgiide to vote in this manner, a namlnae ehoice pieoatag only t o Ita by Atty. Jim Oanison underwent .ottraotiane. 2S Yetm Ago Stot Z>to(rict primary. meat, Galiordone today colled ^ oway from the town In which Set Up House surgery Sunday to correct an own more oinMrvailiu. rignlan. And But moot of BRIO’S other ■toil*.- at Rowland Evana Jr. and Robert D. Novak Tbs dtoirtef oowtots of Ando- tor increased tax exemptions o M of Ohio’a saebusette Repubilcaa behind A 17,800 "flexlUe contract” more important and wttf serve Justly noted are mt—i«g too. Ontario’s same aa the promisee made a «d today. crime rate, I beUeve in the en- bo* oi tiiese service people In blow-up photos of the handsome ffliaw ^th oonspiring to murder tiva (a, like the eliniler hope in UM, delegates to Rockefdler at Nixon has caused a deepening betwoon ttie Town Development everyone then they should speak Oscorwlnning movie is no longer play 88 sigit In hie etato’e party. few years ago when the people "It was unsnhnou^ Voted to fbrcomsnt of law and order for knowing how to reach them so mayor (next to Rockefeller post- President John F. Kennedy, anznowad down rtoea to (ha raiikliiiig' the proper moment. If Rhodes Oommtialon and Eoonomlo Do- out by calling, writing, or at ing, nor is the National Film Board of The telephone wires also slssl- were told of the necessity of in-* tending the Board meethtg Aug. sndome end support me”, the everyone”, he continued. "I ballots may be mailed. Lists of e«i of course) and no fewer . . , Portable dishwasher ’ point, 00 lhaf it wffi eaam aoine Und of were not promised the numlng- velopmant Aoeodotea Ino. is pritnsry cboUetiger added, strongly beUeve that prison oandidates wfU be matted later than high-levrt Lindsay aides Canads’e “Labyrinth.” ed when Vdpe pleaded in vain vesting tax money to devtiop . B they (dioose to do nothing 10 Awarded Honorary TiUe ndraUe if (ha oonvanHan doae dewdop mate epot, he would have trou approvod by Town Manager 8 'TTown Cammtttes Cbairman should be more of e punish- <* when oonvenUons have deter- either in town or expected. STOGKIK)UC (AP) — Retired Bock ore 48 of the 81 countries that wttfa two members of hie state’s Richard Martin. Pioneer Induotriol Pork. The then the next time they oom- fado a real oontoet SfeanerUle, a mfac- participated tost year plus Poland and ble delivering lialf of Ohio’s Congressional delegation— reoaone were also repeated MBton Jensen was there os ment than a second rate ho- mined who the candidates wlU Deputy Mayor Robert Sweet, Adm. Arleigh Broke has been delegates to Rockefeller. plain about taxes remember it (ane o f eheamataneae ghrea. die party Ireland. MOst of the excelleitt “theme” Reps. Silvio Oonte and Margaret when our tax money was used is no one’s fault but their own. moderator." tel." be. ’H» completed ballot must Llnday’s chief poUUcal opera- awarded the honorary title of converts to built-in ragUana (be feeling (bat (bey may be pavOioos remain, though some not In Actually, Rockefeller agents Heckler — not to endorse Rocke for Colonial Rd. to open Oreen The Board la elected to repra- According to Gagllanlatie, ^ rebuttals to «oeivod by Oie town clerk t*ve, said Saturday the whole this year’s Swedish-American. nandng a VtOe lean itok, (Ua (Imn, U their entirety. In the empty halls, Mont sounded out Rhodes about the feller. Vdpe candidly informed Manor IndustrliU Pork. They Mte. Mttler tator ooui^lit (he p^yjouriy here by 6 p.m. on Nov. 4 to be thing was "routine," In prepara- Burke received “the Golden A Thoaf ht for Today sent the p eo]^ ; if the average • automatic doubla wash • platawarmar sotting (bay toalat on doing wtat oomea natoral' real tas aet up a vari^ of new ex- ^Hce Presidency several weeks them that Us fadbig bopea for talk of buiineeeee waiting to homeowner who pays 70 par "honor of running. At the next due to a srif-lmpoeed mor^ * counted as Lindsay’s arrival yes- Plaque” Sunday from Ctountess ly. Thera la, (bey aay, a ‘ toeer Mhoan.'' Mbita Including Uve blids in Buckmins ago and did not get a favorable Vice Preetdent depended upon i^xmoored by the Mondieoter use the land yet (hose peat cent o f the town’s taxes doesn’t meeting, the meaning of the atorium in of the ®uch. terday as a delegate and a four- EsteUe Bernadotte of Vnoborg, Council c t Churdiee word endorsement was dtoouss- ^ Mller’s ^ clerk and registrars minute speech he wUI give at who to the former EsteUe Man- Instant cure for dishwashing drudgery. Needs no installation. Ready to There ia, tb^ any, no one elae the par- ter FuUer’e giant geodesic dome and response. Rhodes reiterated that strong Nixon support from the promlaea end ei^ectations have tell the Board how be feela then ^^<^4 not been ftSfUled up to this sd wMh 00 definite taterpreta- j,uaband, to OagUar- ^ voters also wish It to be the conventtwi. He caUed vlUe of New York, use right away. Take it with you if you move. Converts to built-in at t j can ogita on. Than la, (bey feel, a Eiqxi memorabilia in Oanoda’a former Ms personal dream ticket was state’s delegation. the Board will dictate to he' pavlUou. StiH {Saying, among films, are “When Jesus drew near and time. I do hope the Board has tlon ontved it.” 4^^ made known that service people "ridiculous” any speculation Burke said he was proud of pwatai cfaahM, tUa year, Ibat almoot still Rockefdler for President In addition, National Oommit- people how their money will be any time. Dishes need no pre-rinsing, dual-level power spray scours Walt Disney's 8eo-degree panorama of and Oov. Ronald Reagan for teeman Bruce Crane is set to saw the dty. He wept over U.” learned froqi experience since spent. The former rtato representa- ' not now votewi can be made that the operation may be con- bto Swedish ancestry and added; oigdiody can defeat the proapeettve Dem- they have expenaive leaeons in ttve cited a ruUng attributed to , * voteni by man. nected with a darh-horse move- ”I’m proud to be on American, every dish clean. Stops at any time to add extra dish. Can’t overflow. Osnada and Canadian Nattooal Rall- Vice President. His personal join State Chairman Sy Spauld (Luke 10:41) Sincerely, ocrotte cowdidaie. vrays' stwfy of time and'motlon. ing in backing Rockefsiler. the past from which to I earn. (Note Oanisal Oomsnttteeniim Primary Wednesday ment tor Undsay. too.” plans, Rhodes added, looked to St Augustine once asked: Mrs. Peter Badloskl TUa may be (he year when dia Re- Entering tha grounds for the first time ward running for the Senate In Nevertbeleas, Voipe will be able ' I also wonder why matters John MuBen tatetpreting ”en- ^ ouailflcatlons to retire- RepuWican primary for ------Later this week Burke wlU be pnMIcait party can nneninate the man it sinoe last October, on e can’t fail to no 1970. Nevertheleii, Rhodes did to swing a good chunk of Maa- ‘ ‘Why did Christ weep7” He that sure not popular but sure dotwement sm xn esd O ft t l» t th« ^ three towiu in the Rlet i^op tw cntaitlve lo r the Slst Dls- SCHOOL YEAR SHORT received by the kloir* wanted by speotol Intereats lU- ttadf Ikea beaf, and defy the independent tice there seems to be almost no one not and will not flatly bar the aaefausetts for Nixon ia necea- gives ue the answer: “For no were moreHy obMgat- «)ct mide up of Andover, Bol- NEW YORK -Schoolchildren* Burke, fonner dUef of naval wota to atnenach the oppoeitinn condidaie there. Gone, thankfully, are the m3iriad door. aary on the second ballot once wairs oppesur on the agenda dur «d for at least (be first ballot.” too and Coventry wlU be held United States average 180 operations, now Is director of Rinses, holds dishes other reason but to teadi ua how ing the sununer when many arc Today in History if it can, and gat away with It infennlnable lineups. But gone too is the For now, Rhodes continues to the delegatee are releaaed from Primary Wedneedsy , common. Wettoesday. Voting in Andover •chool days a year. This com- Georgetown University’s Center excited hubbub generated by a Jam- to weep.” We of the modem on vacation. Could it be they Today is Monday, Aug. , tbs The rnnahleTaHona we have cited offer play his valuable cards close to their first ballot commitment 8 Two of the Bolton delegatee * * * *J!***^f*^* constlt- ^ at the ’Town Office build- 28 Vto 240 days in tor Strategic Studies. • ready to wash later packed fair. Only now to a anh«(atiH«i world have pretty generally tor- are hoping that no one will pay 218th day of 1988.1%ere ore 148 to tbs dUtriot convention voted «> *“ e ^ of n ^ aWl- ^ g Seeking Denmark, Germany and (W na. DM812aed Aug the vest. Hie long-awaited Ohio for primary winner Rockefeller. 8 (be ctance (hot Ibe' liaise may be lean, advertising campaign goind on. Expo gotten when to weep. We do not much attention ttienT days left in the year. ddegatlon caucus today at the A footnote: The Spsuildlng- Cor MW. MUler with the flilrd ^ nomination are Eugene Gag-______(hot (be party doee not (Ua year, really never bod to run spot ads on Montreal Volpe rift was iqiporent two weep any more because we lack The owners insist the new delagate not voting. Mw. mUer «"<> «“ «>« required. ua«ione and Mrs. Dorothy MU- Dora! Hotel here may decide love — a love that enablei us Today's BlghUglit in HW oiy need a candidate who can exercioe a radio stations. mpeal ocrooe party Hnaa. Roaming through some national pavi- only to support Rhodes aa a fa to worry about our neighbora tax money yet they refuse to On this dote in 1988, U49. vorite son on the firat ballot National Committee meeting in dorsement by a 7-2 vote. Estonian Picnic .. The odde aeem to be that the party Uous, one to struck by the bored ex- Portloirt, Ore., Nixon aide around ua. What we need is a build It through our Industrial Secretary of State Dean Rusk, GegUardone subeequently an ‘No Comment’ Issued without charting future plans— love that will enaUe us to worry The heat and the humidity of can make ctw dioiee—(bat of Nixao— presrious of the hostesses’ faces that Charies McWhorter prlvatdy Guidelines which would guar- BritUh Foreign Secretoi^ Lord nounced hie IntenUna toirtinary On Scorpion Report unless Rhodeadecidea that Rich and weep, if we have to. about smtee by bemd return of our tox yesterday was no deterrent to and otdl have a fighting dianoe of vio- last year miivored excitement Many sodded Spaulding for letting a Home and Soviet Foreign Min lor the nomlnattou. He filed the _^ over 800 Estonians, and people pevUtons give them Utile to be proud of. ard M. Nixon haa the nomina the spiritual and physical wel money. Don’t they trust their ister Andrei Gromyko signed a WASmNGTO N (AP) tocy. There eeawia to be, on (he other tion sewed up. Rockefeller write-in overwhelm nsoesnary pentfone— tor the „ . with roots In nearby Baltic Belgium took home most of its fine art favorite-eon Vdpe in the April fare o f all thoae around us. We own promises? Why should the treaty in Moacow outtawlng nu petmozy which wttl be held Navy declines to cmfirm or countries, to having a most suc- hand, Itttte doidtt (ta t If (he party could In that case, Rhodes youid an all must beware of becoming taxpayer be the one who has to OF MANCHESTER (UiqitoyB and reiSaced them with fur 80 MaoeachueetU primary. clear testo in the atmoiphere, in Wsdnssday in ths thrss towns.- deny a report that top-secret Us- oeesful picnic at the Connectl- being Iteelf to the nominatian o f RoCke- nounce for Nixon and take al cokt smd indifferent to the prob trust? Especially when post niture and canned food. Austria took out space and under water. GagUazdone otaUenged pu*>- tenlng devices recorded the cut Elptonian Society’s recrea- * front loading • 3 cyclos Mllar, ita diaacea of vtotory in Novaen- its trade exhibits and put in scenic most the entire delegation with lems of the rest of Qod’e chil eiqierience has taught us dif TELEPHONE 648-5171 In 18M, the oomerstone of Urtied remarki attributed to ^Qu^d of the ocean cruttitaur the grounds on Times Farm Extra capacity! Extra cycle for bar wmdd be rated anbetontlally higber. photograi^. CUna closed Us upper him. Consequently, John Mitch On This Date dren. like our Divine Savior, at ferently. When the town bulkM the Statue of Liberty was laid a new aewer Une it assesses a S Jsnsen, in whloh the town chair- Rd There U Uttle ordbiary RepUUteana can floor. ell, Nixon’s national campaign In 1888, (he .first trans-Atlan Umea we must weep for our at the entrance Ip New Totit num clalmwl GogUardone "did “ Amarine Scorpio* ^ pots, pans, 2 detergent washes. J^MUi improved ita exhibits by remov manager, haa been on the long neighbor. those who gain from it but in do, at dde Ute dote, except await 1he< tic cable woe completed. Harbor. not consult him.” May 21. ^ president of the Cherrywood chopping block top. ing much of Its machinery and adding distance telephone from Miami thla case ttie ones who want werdtet at Miami Beodi. Ih 1881, the U.S. government In 1948, in World War n, the "The week before tiie con- The Pentagon Issued a "no society, reported that people of oriental art, particularly some fine ad- to Ohio trying to convince par Rev. Ektorard M. LaRose the roiul want it free and clear levied its first inoome tax. British 8th Army ooourted Ca vsniton I made it plain to the comment” Sunday to the report gu ages, from four yeai-s to the verttoing postm .. . . ty leaders that Nixon haa clinch S t Bartholomew Church with no responsibility at all. tania, Sicily, Periiaps the biggest new bit to the Bio- ed it. Town Oonunlttoe meeting," pubUshed in Newsweek maga- qmto elderly, participated to OogUardocie stated, "I would sine. make the affair colorful and en- C Sgirct Plus D irty ~„Air i^ibere, housed in the former U.S. pavl- From almoat the flmt moment Uon. Vtottorq''o(ten have to line up for a withdrsw os a candidate for the pentagon sources confirmed, Joyahle. A group of girls from Washes entire day’s dishes Wa note, bopetoUy, dat (be Ami that Republican i^ tform writ ■afcs of party hannony it (he however, that the Navy ordered 4 to 12 gave a gymnastic per- few minutes to get Into this one. (They ers arrived In Miami, their eon Oonoer Sodety ia now puUielz had to Une iq> for a few hours for some dslegetss were not with me.” a check of tapes after the Boor- formonce. Giris in the same age at once.• • no pre-rinsing chairman—Sen. Everett McKin "Most oommittes mambew pton (oiled to return on schedule group performed Estonian folk (be r eaulta of a ounrey wUcb hidlcatea dtoplays last year.) Inside, a vast bird ley Dirkaen of niinota—laid (hat (he dgaret amoker whoae oocopo- cage stretches the iwigbt of several ugod mo not to withdraw,” the from a cruise, but declined to danoes. down the law on Vietnam. In Fischetti candidate oontineud, ''including dtscuss any pdiase of its onaly- ^n' watnniffn choir made up o t tion eapoaea Urn to duet, gaa or fumea stories. Visitors enter the cage through the first cloaed-door ieaslon of baa a heightened rtek of the lung dtnwaee revolving doors and observe peacocks, Jensen." sis. singers from Boston, Schenect- the Platform Committee, Dirk "MJr Intrepratatlon ^ that ij^,^ Navy has several devices edy and other eastern prints epipbyiema. partridges and the Uke in an indoor, zooUke setting. aen atreaaed that the plat^rm aotion was they woiad rtlU siqi- f^ monitoring underwater trof- sang the songs cloee to the cul- The atudy oaya that (or a beoTy mook- abould contain nothing that Most of the new displays are falriy poit me," he oontloued. fj^^ using them mainly to keep tural background of the Uaten- ar tha liok of aiioh eoq^oaure to dnat, specialized, though they certainly wiU would give comfort to Hanoi. "When two Bolton delega^ fp^ck o t Soviet submarines. ors. The Rev. Aleksander Abel, Moreover, Dirkaen aucceeded fUmaa or gaaea la aobataatlally greater appeal to butts of the specialties. There The Navy has extended ottl- p ti^ of the EvangeUcal dnm (he awn o f (be itoke of poButed ore antique cars, stamps, cartoons, en’» crewmen. ter, gave a prayer and an ad- latter rtdw are oonetderad eeperately. nadian winter. The latter doubtieas will committea and tried, wltli leas a primary, ne oiatea. _ search for the veosel is dress. Peter Marlanl, RepubU- • chorrywood chopping block top succeaa, to muzzle Republican A ll good things dndi conduatons are algnlflcant, end fascinate those who don’t have to put now centered in a "h i^ y bus- can candidate for Ctongress in Dual level spray scours all dishes up with the real thing. doves testifying before the com wdoome, beeanae they at leoet begin mittee. 1 peot” area about 480 miles the Second District, was present clean. Sanitizer. Plate-warmer & to offer an onawer to the moot pundtag ’Hiough the {lavlUona are relatively de Miller wttnout w approval 01 <>f the Azores where and addreesed the gathering, He was furious when Oov. add-a-dish control. 5 cyclee. gueotlnn about (be modem dUoorery serted, bars oonttnuei to do a boomlta the tovm committee. depths run to 12,000 feet. Bome to Fraottoe come loan end... busineis and the La Ronde amusement Raymond Shafer of Pennsylva He aim ^pielned of ^ ^ ^ ^py has The Hebron Roms, midget of dongor in omoklng dgarete. area, always popular, to more packed nia took a soft line on Vietnam. TUa ia (be gaeatlon wfatob aaha why ^ “ t i S ^ “ inv^Uon of foothaU team made up of boys than ev er.. . . In a telephone conversation, the incident, but it has' not been fpom Andover, Hebron, and except Holman-Baker, (hare haa boen aueh a auddeo inoreaae was denied an ajqieaiance be- Good foreign restaurants sttU abound, Dirkaen tried to talk Mayor John ' - ' ' Marlborough, will practice on hi tha of diaease being blamed tore the Coventry Town Own- "***“ ® but though their prices have come down V. Undaay of New York Into Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- on during a time when (tare a bU they’re not cheap. Hot dc«s are limiting his tbetlmony to the ur mlttee, deepite audlencea given SNAKBPIT ‘SIT-IN’ OUT available for a quarter. . . . his opponents Mrs. Miller and est 1859 baa been no eeiwUlnnal increoae in itbe ban crisis with no mention of CAPE TOWN, South Africa NO MONIY DOW N.. ,- Mrs. MUIer.’ ’ The oommlttoe ToUand Pressure Placed S hift of School JSurse Funds driegatton would vote might be Second Night ance started and Hose said at Mrs. MiUer noted that Mrs. MBler received put off until Tuesday, and per- least one bullet was aimed at a two out of three votes from the On ConnecticuPs hiqw even in til Wednesday police crulaer. Andover delation. OPEN SUNDAY To School Budget Weighed Gets Backing morning, ttbortiy before the bal- Of Violence TTiree {wrsons were arrested. M drin Winiams. RepitoUcan Principal Sought Undecided Vote lotttog ttoftt*; By gathering committee dudnnan, urged all One of the targets of fire mMOMT Am adiool mmiiic An ordinance concerning a Tha Republiean Town Com- enough commilbnents to tiie bombs was a meat market ho4rat Aould ramaln «a pait petttton for seWers on Yalloy RepubUcana to make their p ref-. "TO 1 P.M. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)— meantime to ofaich the nomina Hits Pa. Qty mlttaa today raafflrmad Its aup- erence known In Wedneeday'a Omnecticut's unoonunltted dde- whltti was tilt center of a gun- ct the fenenU formiment bad- View Lane and Brooksids Lana DURING JUNE, JULY, AUGUST tion on the flrat ballot Nixon fight and riMottog Saturday le t or become o pert at the win be comddered and tf gp- ports of Mrs. Dorothy MUIer of primary. The polls wUl be open For Middle School gatian to the RepubUcan Nation- oo^Id get the Connecticut dele York, Pa. (AP) — Street night, which left eleven persons Boerd of Kdocatlon budfet will proved by the board a data vriB Bolton tor Blst DisMot repre- in the Town 'Otflee BuUdlng gation o ff the hook. vMcnee hit this south central senlattva. wounded, 10 by rixitgun pellets be dtemeeed by the Board of be set tor a pUbUc hearing. ... from i»o n to 8 p.m. OPEN DAILY 8 AJI.-9 PJf. Pennsylvania city tor the sec Mrs. M iller's nomination has wMiMTMtoUn.pnMpU «i~ln tl» tor ^ Mnn.,Ta. tai WMle Ow catopdlgn orgmniza- and one by a .9S-caItt>er bullet. RepceeentBttves tontcht In other aodon toefgM dm ttons of tiiq two leading oon- ond straight night Sunday and Board w ill: Hear reports on tbs baen ohaganged by Btageno Gag^ Statue In grout the material for the propoaed 1,000-atudent ^ * P * ^ * ^ leading preetdentlal rivals. TTm Saturday night ttioottog lioat other tnwna have the OUCUlff win 06 A0U1 AURe 30. 6t ^ tenden tor the praoldanUal nom qwradic trouble calls kept po was touched off when Chester adiool nuraes included In 8w speed of traffic in the center Hsrdona, and a prhnary in the between ceramic tUee, usuafly middle school, rather than flU the Italian Social Club on Snip- Otoirmm Howard B. ination entered the final hectic Roach, 68, retuRied the fire of (eneml govenuneqt of town, on bnildlag department dlBtatet towns of Andover, B ot can be removed with a deters PINE PHARMACY the exiBttog vacancy of an as- lice and firemen on the move ale Bt. to RockvtUe, baglnnliig who hae “ pUyed It soramMe tor votes, the Oonnet- someone who riiot at hbn The reaaoo reeuHad from die and pubUe health nurses; dis ton and Oovanlty wSl be held gent Pour out enough detergent at a a.m. and oontlnutag ^ *“ ■> « .<*• aUemate through the early morning Wednesday. M4 CENTER STr-649-9814 otatant p rl^ p a l at the high lout delegatlcn, altarnatea and through the window of his apart qoeatloii whether money ^ent cuss certification of the Vsenon to oover Oie ataltu Let tt stand throughout ttie day with retreoh- **^**?** 1*^ **> *»- boura today. Ita a atatsment tha commlfe- sohooL guesto apenf a relaxed tSunday ment above the meat market by the Board of Educatton could Water Oo.; hear a report from several minutes and wipe olean. menu served. Reaervattone «»»aetog preaaure from the evening on a boat tour at M am i be uaed to aupply aervlcea to the Zoning OommJssloo regard-, The new principal would be Roving gangs of young flrebombed Sunday night. nmy be made by coiftacttog Rocke- Beach. Negroes smashed windows, pelt pclvato or paroddal achoola. ing rules and regulations tor reaponslble for studenta to Dave Shaw. former Vice Preel- Tliere was no tooting, either swimming pods, and approva Oitodea S through 8, presently Bulletto Beard dent Rlctaard M. Nixon. Torrtofton Mayhr Edmund ed motorists with bricks and night, and police were not in TowiMpeo(de feK that adiod Power entertained the gr(xq> rocks and set at least eight fires nuraea and dental hyiienMa, several appofaitments. houeed at the high ochool, and The Planntog and “ He’e reaUy on ttie apot now,” volved in the riMOttng, Hose BockvlOe H o^ltal Notes for devrioptog the curriculum wtth songa, and there was danc during what the city’s puUlc said, other than the oecimants whm they wwe added later, Oommlaalon wlH hold a- oubllo remarked the altemate. ing oiyl a buffet siqiper aboard safety director, Jacob W. Hoae, ahould go into die parochial VMOag hems are UiM ts S for the new adiool. He will al h e ^ ^ t o d g h t a t s a t t h e ^ Although Connecticut has only of the poUce oniiser fired upon pjB. In an areas eoBoept tm- so work with AqierlntondeDt of as the boat ondaed up and described as a “ planned opera Sunday night adMolB aa well aa the pUbUo Hall on a gravel baidc appUca- “ votes at the convention, tboee down Indian Creek beatde the tion.” adwda. The money tor dieae lerslty where ttey an t «e 4 ^ miimitted hy MTe. raeanor vote* gathered more im- York is a city of 06,000. Some aenrioea was indudedin the gen and 90$ to S pjia. the Middle School BuUdtog wHght of South River Rd. FVil- P«>rtance aa the flrat rd l oaH long row of brightiy lighted ho Random shots were heard In 6,000 Negroes are reeldents. Read Herald Advertisemento eral government budget and not Auhnlttad Thursday: Amanda,:., Oommlttee In the development lowtior the hearina the PZO w ill n ea»d -4h e Nixon forcea trring tels. tte troubled area on the city’s JbTSlacd Aug. 0 under the Jurisdiction of the Oangl, Bristol; Qyntfaia BUb- of the new aofaool. m ^ w lt h S ^ H Ig h w a y De- to win the nomination on the Board of Education. bard, H Htosnln St; Sergio The sdiool board last week partment officials, members of initial ballot; the Rockefeller The laat aesston of die Gener Soto, Ellington; Lynn Frier, IB- approved the architect’s plans the Indurirlal Develapment e «n p working to prevent a fliet- al Aaaembly paaaed legislation lisgtan; lily Rey, UO Ordmrd for the middle acbool and win Oommleoton and otter town of- »*Uot victory for Nixon to bopee Which makes it incumbent upon S t; Gene Beaulieu, Hartford; oall a town meeting tor the end fldals regardiiig the propoaed that their candidate would event- towns to supply private aeboola JoaepUne Olnidsr, 2t Glen- of thia month. rezohtog of land boedertog the uoUy win out to an extended the special services which are stone Rd.; RlcfaarS JanUna, 1 Qi^uvWbfiUtei, tor the neat of Wilbur CTom ERgfaway. floor battle. being required in pubUe sdKXds. HcKnlgfat carde; Gqy Bemba, p r i^ t iT a s deaoribdby Bmlr- «* Belectmen win Three of the 18 Oemneottcut This would Include the many Hartford; Margaret and Jamea S i^ ilr* the apidte^ to tomorrow night at^80 to ^ ya t^ w m ^ a ^ programs now mandatory for Mellen, US High S t hav* tte neoeasary elementarv iwt Is not ex- WUMmantlc, Jdm QirUs of Dar- F i T S t the handioapped studenta. Bhth Thuraday: A iiaiigWir certtfleation preached bv i S peoted to act on the naming of ten and J. William MlddeiVdocf, FINAST r The current budget Includes prewmoea oy me ^ mperintondent until af- the nattonal GOP treaamer from to Mr. and Mrs. MIobael Bogan, State Department of Education, an appropriation tor health serv S8 Mountain St N a t i o n a l and must have some sdmin- ter a Board of Ftoanoe meet- Gieenwidi—are conaldered firm- ices in schools of f«4,5B5. Host Bisdiarged Thuraday: Shands tog later to the week. ly i^KMoed to Rockefeller, WhUe of this amount is tor the salaries isttratlvs and stoMrvtsory sjqpcr- S t o r e s Quinn, 108 Overbroqjk Dr.; Ba- ience. Deadltoe for sulanitUqg The United Oongregaticnal avowed euppoitere of Nbeon, of the nurses and the hygienists. trida Pearl, 47 South St; Dalqr C hui^ Women’s'Fellowttiip wOl they are reported alao favorable Town piaimer John HCAlmcnt sppUoations to the supertoten- hold a Belfry Workshop tomor- to California Gov. Ronald Raa- CaUwdl, Tolland; Jweqndlne dent to Aug. 14. will make a complete report on CSoidny, 38 S p i^ S t; E ail row morning at 10 at the church, gan. If he heoomes a leading the "Open Space" program. The Jdmaton, 7M Bolton Rd.; NOd The salary range to set at S t Matthew’s ChurOhWom- candidate, request for the report was made Michaud Jr., 29 Vernon Ave.; the 12tt step of the M.A. sdied- an’s GuUd executive board wlH The other 18 delegates are pre- at a previous ideetiqg by Repre Diane Diomie, U8 Weat ifctu uls multiplied by 1.2, pkie an meet tomorrow night at 8 In the sumably willing to cast tileir sentative Abner Brooks. additional $1,000. The I3th step S t *’^2**‘i ^ * * I ‘ ^ ^ fl»® leadership decides PLAY Board memborf arlll also 'dis- The Herald's V etM Bunan Ready for Ragweed Patten Count of the M.A. schedule Is $9,800, The Tolland ^ n g e ^ Nixon, -U U becomes ap- cuss the use of Board of Edu la at 88 Park St, tcL 878-1U8 maktag the salary $12,880. tomomw night at 8 In the parent that a flrat-hollot victory ^ cation empiagrtm tor programs ar dU-STU. Mews items may be The 1968 Ragweed Pollen Count Program begtna tomorrow, High sdiool Princlpsl Howard Chrance Hall tor Nixon is assured, or tor other than education, eqieclally n a lM to P . O. Bex m . Reek- and The Herald wIH pubUah the Hertford area count every Harvsy will bs ntpootOio ' for Rockefeller as the candidate tvcreattonal programs. vlBu. weekday. The first slide which win be uaed to record the obidents in the ninth and tenth Moaobeator» r Bveuing Herald ^ aooosdtag to a GOP-com- presence of ragweed paOcn In the area is placed by »«■«■ grades at th* Ugh aohool, and ToDaiid mlosloned poU, to moat likely Mary Beth CovlU of Manchester, laboratory aastataiit for the for the additional high sdiool Qnattrale, teL ann-2Si5. to carry Connecticut by a sub Lahoratory Dtvlalon of the State Depeutment of Health. PhlUp dassas added each year. BONUS Governor Alerts Police stantial margin. f M KIHQPS W. Woodrow of Manchester, program director of the Connec The new middle school prln- The first caucus of the Con ticut A ir Conaervatian Corrmiittee, a section o f the Connecti dpal w ill assume the reexaisi- Mayor Favor* Jefport necticut delegation was sched cut Tubcrcutoeis and Residratory Disease Association, watch- abiUty tor tha e>pio>tt>totdy MO In Long laland Sound uled for this aftemoon. Man Held for Shipping llifle fifth through eighth grade stu "Howard’s goal os state chair CENTER GUT dent now at the sdwoL BRIDOEPfHtT (AP) — Mayor man has been, first of all, to Farmer asaletsnt high schod Hugh C. Curran has gone on To Hotel Housing Delegates establish party unity,” said one 6 I N 6 0 South Windlsor prinotoal Joseirii Casello was re- record as favoring a Jetport at party leader today. “ Having MIAMI BEACH, Bla. (AP) — Laxait aaid he reoognised An sponalbls tor the seventh and toe mid.pdnt across Long Is- Anlbocltiee alerted by a tip derson, who had no oomeetton eighth grade studenta at the land Somd In tte Stratford ^ ^ ^ ftom Beveda’s govemor arrest- — „ .. Fire Chief Asks Residents high ochod previously, and duals. at th po , YOU CAN ed a 29-year«ld today who corrventton, as a former aerved as on on the t ^ re- H je dte, Curran said Setur- ‘"D* keep e Htrtftrf, Ottt. Tnxelt said aidfaorlllea were Andeaeon wen cegiatered. The the house to direct the firemen,An art eriiibit of the work The Rockville Area Chamber thought the rood from the J6t- last Naitfsrt, 9sas< caned efter the man inquired ocean-front resort hotel is loeat- It is often difficult to locate Liaasn BssIriM A. Mms Mra.ltrln4t Ptrafit of Mrs. Raymond Kingman is of Commerce annual reception port riuuld touch land. oaua Htrtftrf, 9ttt. about fishing taeUe be was hav- ed in Golden Beach, a suburb bouse ruunbere, eepedaUy at being held _ this______mcnith at the for new teachers to the trl------PARKADE SPARERIBS lib PORK cutlets; lib tog flipped here. noiGi of lOaml Beach about U night, and an aniaratus driver and Trust Rm L Ryas Htrry I.SttIftn town area of Tolland, Venun A GO-GO GROUP OPEN lA. James Vennllye, to mllea from the site of the Re- must also be watching tor traf- ctomnany Brunch on Bunivan and Ellington, w ill be held Aug. NEW YORK (A P ) — The mo- Rstky NIII) BssSb Htw Rrtttli, 9tit> charge of of the the Dade Dade County County pUMloan pUblloaa National National Conveidlan fie. pcdeetrlane and eq>ecially xv e . * ^ pait.MT.~ aU of which 29 at Vernon Center Junior lOgh u ie American Is becoming oven r:4SAM.f^10P.M.I Mn. M s Usk Mn. JtM Rtflttk crimloBl intelligence unit, said beginning today. children, the chief noted. are for sale, can be seen during School, according to Bralrton. inore eo. Judging by the way Raw Irtttls, Osss. Rtrty Hill, 9tit. Family Pack-USDA CHOICE M sKM s Atfrty R. Htwlti fiecret Service The arrest represented the Chief Cromble urged all peo- regular hours. They liu The event will feature a bus mnhiu homes are selling, Wtri Hirtftrf, etti. Jota^ police to a check that first toddent in the aecurity- calling the Fire Department chide a sUU life, laikbcapea, and tour of the area followed by a More than 800,000 people ate •reveal ^ a .22 caliber rifle bad conscious convention atmos- to clearly state their names, the cbaicter portiult oU patottoga. lasts LtUtsite JtttlKiyttlt . buffet. It was held at Tolland expected to buy mobUe homes Onotom Home Deoig* Wttl HirMtif, etit. rhlpped to Andersen^s pfaere where Secret flervioe men address and type of fire, and ir r « lOngman Is currently High last year.- foiz year and ahlpmeote In 1967 R t« liltala, Rssb. GROUND CHUCK S -’l" room at the hotcL" wrround candidates and qtedal any special landmariu which aerviiv as president of the South ANra4Mtsl,4r. Illti M. HMtrwtrfw FIremeo Sponaor Tw irien were douMe those of a decade Blue P ria i a Supply Dm . Harlftri, •sill WItfttr, Otii, Vennllye quoted Anderson os passes are needed to approach wlU guide the firemen to the Wtodmr Art League She to a The Tolland Volunteer Fire ago, acoordtog to the Univeraal spring the rifle was an antique campaign oommaw^ posts. tocatton. I f they will then make adf taught painter and has been 690 Hartturd Ed. ‘ EIMM9 Mtrttt Ktt|ii Deportment has voted to qran- C.I.T. O edit 0>rp. The compe- Maimkestar, Oou*. Nwtfwrf, IsMk Mtttbtritf, 8tti, that be had tochided to fiu Andersot^ who wua taken fiis t sure that someone Is out at the .^ainttog for several yean. She sor the ToUand Twlriera and ny odds sm* 1968 soles ore nm- packaim conburilng firiikig tack- to a hospital, was betog held to- curb to direct the fire ajqwra' 'wtm a second prise lamtoccme Hasty E Rsgrsla Rttiritt O'Mttri GROUND ROUND 2»*r Drum Corps. Th^ units wUl n ii« 40 per cent ahead of last Boekville Bxeh. 14M Rtafcy mu, It a ii Rlttafltlf, Otii. M he planned to use at tUa BViv day to the Dade Ooimty JaS, po- tua to the scene, they will be as- award at the Connecticut Ped- Jointly march to parades, al- year, Ida resort city. Hce said. suied of quick service. eration of Women’s aubs, Am Jattyhlst Nllla Mra. N. Hi|btt From the fussy ones though instruction wUl continue Masthatltr, Sunk Wtri Hirtftrf, Otii. Leek-Anke Dog Contest erlcan Home Exhibition, and to be prorided under the aus------The local chapter of the also won second and third prizes ptcee of the Board of Recree- ______. Airis IrMIty Tin. Styutir Stnlfe ‘ Harvard UnivCTsity Panel Friends of the Library is look- for. stlH Ufes at the Wapptog Harttoff, 9m»« WItfttr, Otti. .tog tor Snoopy. A contest to find Fair. Ntlts IMyps I. Rratt . ^ The T«vldual Wapptog Fair and at a booth, dw rrii hall of St. Margaret .Mtrlfti4(4ts9t Ktstltiitt, 9ttt. suatalning Irreventele coma as the Tri-State Muster next the tlMme of which wUl be Mary’s Oiurch. month. This muster wlU feature u m L Pritt Alt Tktupitt “ brain death” or "Irrevenible resdt of permanent tealn "HHiptosaa is Being a Friend of _____ fire departments from. Connect Wlstotr, 9SSI. Mtitktittr, etit. coma" should be a basis tor damage were to be adopted by San is the lib ra ry.'’ The booth wUl be Mancheeter Evening w^rntd icut, Massachusetts and Rhode M M. Raristil WyliM D. Mllltr pronouncing death even though the medical prnfssaton such manned by membere of the new- goutfa Windsor correspondent, MtsabMltri Otasi ■ittuiitif, etit. could form ______Island. to some cases the heart may for change ly oqianlzed local duqiter of Catbertoe B. May, tot 9i4-2296. Tflie firemen recently reoelv- . Karas WlllltM Kitktrtti MtOirtfcy oonttoue to beat tat the current legal concept of Friends of the 'u braiy. last Hartftrt, etas. Htrtftrf, Ottt. A set of medical guideUnes tor * * * !^ . . __ . .... A puppet show w ill be given Jtts M. DtriMiusr Ltty Rmltit lltsnfitif, Itsa. such a definition, pdUtobed to ■No statutory change In the q,, booth at three different Reach Contract Accord Wtri Htrtftrf, Qtii. today's issue of the Journal of be m xw aaiy.'' ^ tim e, during the day. ^ STAMFORD (AP) —An eariy OpcB Tlninday tia 9 Mrs. ektritt R> llaritlra ■irktri P. Rratt the American Medical Aosoda- report tMB aaid, rince ____tba - —- law **Happiness — ------Booth”_ Is the be- contraot agreement between the Oosed Monday la August Francisco Rttky NIII, Otsi. Wnl Htrtftrf, etit, FINAST tlan, says It Is needed tor tso a ^ gtantag of a membeiaUp drive Stamford EducaUon Asaoclatlon VKtPIttril ' fill IratiH ^ detennined tor Friends of-the Library. and the Stamford Board of Ed- Htw Irtttls, Otts. Rtwiigtss, Otit. FRESH * nPPlE PIES 22 oz —"Improvement to reeuacl- Bjr pu/Mcwia. .jjj, primary function of tjie ucatlon has averted the threat Prtssk Prall Mr. M. eitrfc tation and siqppottive measurea Friends of the Ubrary U 'to atl- of a strike. Istt Ntrtftnl, Otss. Rteky Hill, tfttt. RICHMOND ICE CREAM Hall Gallon 65c 39 wtalob have led to tocreoaed ef- H o w L o e iu t s R e a l? nndate awareness of the pUbUq It was disclosed Sunday an WHAT! Mtrgtrat ItntksttI Rnt Dtntit forta to save thoae who are LONDON — Old sea storlss Ubrary throughout the oommu- agreement was reached late last Htw Rrtttli, e tii. Wltfiw, 9ttt. ? de^wrotdy injured: Indtvldusls have It that in long overwater nUy and to find effective ways week that would raise startiiw You Haven't AtitPrtttxtk Mn. Ailktliiy FraltU' H. Rltritihtry, 9tit. whose hearts continue to beat fiigbtM by hordes of locueto, of hripiqg the Ubrary achieve salaries for tea49<^ I SAVElD< tton.' could cost you about $3.) So why not save yourself FIVf HUNORfO WITH THIS COUPON The 12-member committee Is DUUAR gam: TtwaN ■■nkati tf composed of the faculties of Got It! a couple of bucks? Dial 1, then the area code (you'll HONEY DEW MELON — 59^ { MANCHESTER’S SLIP 10 ONE) 9H8 iSVi 88 pkf medtolne, public heaMb, divtotty SAYITT Will find it in the front of your phone book) then the 0 1 and arts and sciencet. Its dhair- number of the person you're trying to reach. 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It's certainly worth going to San Fran !■!'•>••• 1 R*l NMRmI IIvm ttS iMlr laMSiti tmilllM art nsntly nonfunctioning brain,’ ’ OewtotM W. l,'!*£lir''l&'«!l«SS luMn4MlnSi|l« IhnluiiSiliii top crust. Freeh from our oventi cisco for. Good bye. IT r*l» am., I.T.C. inriuidlng dlnloal tests for unre 1-lb, Sox. lack of movement and breath 24 Servingr You for 24 48‘ If You look For a three-minute etation-to-etation call anywhere in ing, and absence of reftoxes. It the firet 48 etatee eveninge after 7 and all day Saturday Hunt Club also augfutea obtaining oonfir- ■ 'A of a Gentnry at the New Cirnitlon Educator Mn. Filboits Advanced All FluffyAII Caterer's Kitchen Large and Sunday. maltory data by the electroeiKe- C iffN Mite Bwittklti iM i Otrtaul Cn Ui $ Mn|irii6 Ltutby DitMiiRt LMMnr DetmiRt. piialogram. HOUR , h o u r I M b b l l l The committee aaid that dim- ftOMi 2 ^ 6 1 ^ oal and other tests should be re FUH.OH. Riggio Pizza 59i ' i r y S ' « 7 9 « w 7 9 « t f 7 9 ' peated at least 2i boura after we rtteive the to Hmtt ouanlitiM the initial tests. They said final DOJVERY S E R VIC e CrtihntwiUI Nshwailnr All LUX LIQUID Wish Qovo Phasolll detonainatlon of death ehould RIEL OILS UMin DrtHpit PiRk LeUei UrnU OetniMt Lkiilii DetNiMt I m p be made only by a pfayoiclan, s m > P H o k not by the family ,and that the i “ 4 5 ' Sold Only at t f 8 3 ' "«* 7 9 ° 3 5 * 2 » 3 9 « declsIoD "teould be made by AT OtJH MANCHTSTTR phyaidans not involved in any Stop & Shop wilt redeem your Federal Food Coupons STOKE CALL 643-S13S STOP & SHOP STORP CRmatlon Slender-AI Flavors 89' Alberto Culver Shampoo '>? 89' Kal Kan Baof Chunk Dog Food 2 iS? 40* later effort to transplant oqpus 301 CENTER S1REET MANCHESTER SAVITT or ttasue from the deceased In- .Tha Southern New England Telephone Company JofinsQn Crew Bath ( Ileaner 79' Johnson Glo Coat Floor Wax 89' avKhial.’ ’ 263 MIDDU TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER, CONNT P.O.M.G. JEWELERS Kal KanDog Food 2SJf W 35 Asylum Street Kraft Parkay MargarIne 2.l£69' Keobler Crome Cookies '*< 43* Wash “ N " Dri. Insoet RopoNiit - A S T Downtown Hartford lew, cuantle*, m 4 Ti I m m Piefneti unapt friM itiMp elw w* fMine ttw rl|ht to limit qumtltlti MANCHESTE5R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGHET 6, 1968 Section Two MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 holm, Saradati, he w«a the aon InTCitlgsMon East 'Windsor Youth GOP Convention Opens; ot Axel and Anata Nalaon SM- Burger Chef Found in Arisons Israeli Jets aaanti. He was a member ot Continuing Sooth MaSiodlat Cbnroh, and lOLTORD (AP)—A poHoe in- EAST WINDSOR (AP) — Stx- Strike Site Nixon Pushes Quick Win Urlka Lodge ot Mkmmm, Near veatigatlon contlnuad today Into Issu e P u t teen-yeaxMiUI Qlenn Carney, who Dfteth Oaims Tort aty. Ha «aa a lettnd the auleide of a teen-age boy vanished alter a Jan. 38 ecu- (OCnfinuad from Page One) airtltaot ot the Oaiiartmaat ot who hanged idmaalf after being On Agenda crash, has bsen found in Art- Near Amman of the Nixon drive oroppad up in GOP PObUc Worta, Near T ort CSty. mna. Mrs. Thornton arreated at a Saturday night dentil nomlnea is picked. many placaa. Bafora retiring a year ago, hU dance. At the request of Dhector wss notified that (Oeatfamed From Page Oae) Nixon waa due to flT in from DIrkaen, who haads the 66- aixdiltaet apaelaKy waa oonrac l l n . AUm Hundnf Thomton, PoUce aald they arreated Bri David Odegartl, the Boanl of ^ »PO«^ New Tork later toda^ to dlraet vota nHnols detagafion, halpad Uonal tnatthiUoM. an BngUah, 17, o f IflUOrd on Direotora tomorrow night wUl *>y aa he wad hltch- planaa ratumat^ safely. IS, Moratuy ct tbm Mt nchiwtor his drive from up elosa.' There turn on the burners tor ths Mix flurvteora beaMtea hla wifa In -an____ intoodcatlon ______charge after he •cce?^ petition fc^^home- on Route ^ 1" Both'Jordan and Israel noti aad OrKval Co. mnd the on fores# with a pubUo daclara- dude two acna, ^Thoatnaa J. S3d |u,j been aMn at a downtown in the vldnlty ot the- Springs, A]^..,about ITS miles fied the U.N. Security OouncU of hea beOn no doubt, though, that tion that the former vloa presi c t WnUam J. Tbomton from Fhoem and was in good warda ot ICandieater and Rob- hiock dance, Burger Chef tklve-in restaurant. the air raid, and Jordan ha tabs been caHing all the riwts. dent “is so elose to striking dto- •Bmted (bat firm, died at art A. Bdwarda of OlUoM, N.H., The boy, they aald, waa placed condition. ilia third in the field, Reagan, The petlUonera ask for a stop charged the Israelia with tanoe of the nomination fiiat SM Woodbrldc* St hone and two grandohildran. In a 0^ at poUca headquarters. to after-bourn loitering and ex Arlsona police said Carney predlotad file fight tor the top offhand I don't beUavo be oofiM BMcnlng aftar a kmc illiwaa. Private funeral aervloea aggreerion. But neither aaked win About an hour later he cessive noises on the drive-in’s told them that he “was tired spot would go beyond one baDot. ba stopped.” M wms born In Derby on be held Wadneaday at the Wot- found hanging by a wlndbreaker puldiM lot of being on the road*’ and waa tor any U.N. aottan. Ha told newsman ebearfully that The Nixon pressure was «Mh SB, IMt, dauibtar of kiiia-Weat Funeral Home, 143 E. Knotted around his neck. He Odagaid,Odagard, in requasUng that headed for Phoenix to call his The air strike—first la two the raoa was still open. that Reagan felt It neoearary to Ctartaa MMtimar Fannin* and Oentar St Burial win be at the family. died at Milford Hospital. the item ba oonsidared early in months agalnri Jordanian terri quoted Srd graf Afgg. tall supportam of the tonaoT Sarah Atwood Fanning, coavenlenoe of the tanfly. Hla mother, Mra. Donald Car Reagan, quoted aa taUng aa -vice jnrarident in his OaUtornla the meeting, "s o that the pe- tory—"opmpletely destroyed’’ anaa a graduate of Hartford There will be no oaUag hours. ney of Warehouae Point, said Alabama dalagaUon eauous tVtif.grh/w. that they woUld ba tlUonera need not wait through last week that the boy faUed two guerrifia baafa near the School of Nutataig, and In lieu of, floweib, Menda the entire meeting to present "Pm in this to win,” waa by all "vary tooUsh” if they tried to « tan years waa a su- may oootrtbute to the Oancer Stocks Stage to mtum home after on auto town of Salt, 11 allies acrow the odda the burieat oanrttaala in gafact from his favorllb son oan- their vtewa,’’ calls the oom- accident in wMdi a passenger Jordan River and IB miles west of nuraing at that hoa- Fund. pUlnt “jusUtled, significant, fills overatufted and ovariiaatad gigaey on fiia fbrtballot. waa hurt. The passenger, Lor^ of the ciqiltal, the Israeli chief and pertinent to other araas oonventfon town. Reagan oama away froth a Mrs. Thornton waa a member Mrs. Helen T. Ragged Gain, rains Oandall, 21» of Warehouse ct staff, Jioj. Oeo. Halm Bar- in tewa.’ ’ Taking lima out for a $800 oonferanoe with Ohio Ctov. Point, owner of the car, wpa Lev repiorted. of S t Mary's Episcopal Church Mm Hden Thompacn On July 18, about 40 rari- plate fund-raleing'gala, Reagan James A. Rhodes, a kay man in and Temple Chapter, Order of Reaves, BO, of WlHlmantlc, sis treats for injuries snd rrirated Pqnnler Levi Eshkol Bhld the scooted about town, masting tha Jockeying of fiia Trade Active dants of the area met with an after the acoldent Eastern Star. ter of Ralph H. Thompson Of otfioial of file Burger Chef attart waa in rataHaUen for a with southern and Rooky Moun- didataa’ for poottion, without She la aurrived by a son, WH- Manchester, died Saturday at NEW T about In Amnran, a qiokeeman said A' 46-foot-loiiK hdlmn-fffled eleplhaat fhwte over Beach. Picture looks fiouthwegt. Main wntawmna to Shiitaleeved preakleiitial candidate Nelaon A. Opemitng EngtaMers, and MIAMI, Fla. (AP) A M- Minor damage was incurred and Rockofr « r puHed up to 283, a botwaen Nixon and Roogan. ted at -welcoming ceremoniea. To right a t at 0 at the Church ot the 8 paints, but Elaeti^dnlo Special Kiiig Hussein personally com the Bepablican natioiial oonveuthn hall in Miami the hall is in middle at wall «t left Bockefdler and hla wife, in left foreground, are fefdler is Florida Gov. Obuide Kiik. of Oohnnboa ot Burial win ba in Jarter, dutctJng a gun and hla rile was not charged. manded defense operafiens. The gain ot 7 Roogan stood at 161, CkW. Deway Bartlett of OUa^ ty sank about 0 on nacra o f a baby, otderad a diaitar plane favorite one accounted for SSI St Jamei^ Cemetery. Robert A. Petvln, 17, of East sprtewnan aald (ha civilians home, who has been tor Nbeon itentied merger of the two. pilot to take him to Cuba Sun and thtu j remained 1ST unoom- Survtwon besidea tats wlte hi- FMcnchi may call at the fu Hartford was issued a written klUed included two women and all the way, yielded the hoped- Electronic Specialty opened late day or “fly until we run out of warning for failure to drive a mltted. dnde thres sons, Richard Tbn- neral bMne tomorrow from 3 to a rtUd. for, If brief, spotlight of a favor aU o f Chicago, HI., and Oeocrgo on 10000 shares, off 8^ at 88%, gas.” reasonable dlstanoo apart Satur It was on the favoitts son ite son nomination to let Nbeon 4 end 7 to 0 p.m. end deepened Ha leas in later The air raid came two days the scene, noticed the front Woodland St; SUriey Bavana J. TonaU and OeroU J. Tomdd The pUot, James Vach, 21, day at 11:48 p.m., after operat delegates and the imcommltted have 14 of the state’s 23 noml- after Jordan waa reported to Five Breaks door open aa well, and a Uzga Refuse Always 803 ^ m ice S t; MTs. Nancy boih of Manrh eater; a dangh- was released after qiending ing a car that collided with one that Nixon’s men w e n concen noting votes on the first ballot. windaw smariiad by rook. Al Comment Session Pipe Band Loses One Tide^ Mrs. Harold tampeen Among very active tssues, ■have received a number of new trating as the conventkm ap Wosiriewrid, ITS Woodbridga tar. Mm Donald Oom tf of Wap- i.hree hours at Havana's airport. driven by Dean R. Pleasant, 18, Bortlett said Reagan would get though toe Incident la sfiU un The Board of Btrsetnts SOUTH /WINDSOR — Mrs. Ttolan Carbide paced the Hat Jet fighters, but there waa no proached it’s first formal major Left at Curb St.; Weriey Vancour, 172 High pliiig; a brolhar .WQBam Tnn- He flew back to Florida aheie of Wapping. aeven and RookefeDer one. On W eekend der Inveatigafian, noflilng has Robert B. Stephenaen. 34, of wlU conduct a 9 to U o.m. Eleanor Hutchins Chapman with a fractional gain. Oom- vnird find any Jordanian planaa event tonight, the keynote land St; Mra Patricia Myatte, Wins Another on Weekend aky of Mandiaater; four slaters, the trip began as a $8 sight PoUce said the accident oc Nixon’s campaigners ap been reported mlsring. 170 Oak St was riiargad with A mlxiqi about the mhdng of pubUe hearing tomoirow, to letmpsnn, 78, of 88 Main St., merclal Oedit advanced about went up to intercept the Israeli speech of Gov. Daniel J. Eivans RFT} 2, Botton; Eklgar Tbert- MBs Stephanie Tmirty, M m seeing tour. curred at ToUand Tpke. and peared to be giving Ctov. Wln- ButgUrs brrta into the Can A Mancheatar couple, Mr. and breach of peace and laotetlng gailMga and refuse appeared in hear comments, Manehaster Pipe Bond loot awltriied ptaoea yaatarday, South 'Wlndaor, died yeeterday 1%, Republic Oorp. nearly 3, raidem Unconfirmed reports of WoshiiMton. Evane aald ha ault, 68 Falrvlew St; . Mrs. Joseph Falkawafcl and Mrs. "He was very calm,” Vach Union St. throp RockefeUer of Arkansas, tons OU Oo., SOS W. Middle Mrs. James F. Adams of 286 an ^ifflcer yesterday at 8:18 Tha Herald Saturday. and complaints from one ttUa but woo another dur the Wilmington band waa at Hartford Hospital. She waa B o e ^ 1. Oontfol Data 8, Spar said the new arrivals included wifi tafi the oonvenUon that the Clara Rand, 27 Windsor Av«., Alms Jarvis, sB of Mancbeater. aald of the gunman, who said he David Aston, 16, of Walling brother of the contender, trou Tpka., early. Saturday morn E. Middle Tpke., returned home p'.m., aftar ptdlce were called Contrary to tha story Satur chaster residents. It wUl bs ond again. and Mias Mary Tunaky of the wife of Harold Lampoon. ry Rond 1, and Chrysler 1%. some stqiersoale FKMs from fiM nation can’t base law end order Rockville; Mra Carol Laun, ing waabsnd games in Panada, could see his baby on weekends. ford was issued a written warn ble in-Ms efforts to hold that ing, one of five breaks report from vacation yesterday mom- to toe residence by a neighbor. day, residents ooaaot mix their in tha M u n ic h BuUdlng Than ware S4 bands In tha WatartmiT; and rieven grand- Bom May 18, I860, in Fo- Despite Cfatyaler’a strength, United States. on inequity and injustlee. Granby. R loot tte North Amartean “He eald 'It very casually: ing for mcdclng an unsafe lane state’s 18 votes briiind Ms favor ed in Manchester over the tog to find that burglars had Stephenson allegedly smash garbage tor backyard plrtup. Also, Julia MeVrigb, 16 Peart Hearing Room. Oiwda B wimpaMtlcn at Max- quonock, daughter o f Henry and autoe were mixed. While the air attack was in In the midst of the heavy waakMid. Grade B title at MaxvlUa on Sophia Darby Hutchins, ahe ‘Let's go to Havana.’ I laughed. riiange yesterday at 8:06 p.m.. ite son candidacy tor two boBote broken into their home after ed much of toe furniture In Ms The only time residents can mix St; Mrs. Catharine Duncan, 66 villa on Bajutilay, and the Fmeral aervlees wlU be hdd Xerox picked up a couple of progress, tiring broke out near oamfwigning, the convention’e borne before patrolman could The comment leaslona are I didn’ t beUeve i t Then I looked driving a car that coUld- ploy the Now Tort gover- The tfalaves entered tha build- smashing out a basement win garbage and refuse is when It B a ^ Rd.; Dawn Kenny, Btast hrid on the ftnt Tueoday and Saturday, but won tha daaa B crowd at the games l aportadQf ay at 800 a.m. from Hartford area all points, and Polaroid about 2%. j ' ed with one operated by Ridiard Abdifilah Bridge acroes the I^ittonn oammittee, beaded by ^ ™ ^ ^ iW ^ contain Mm. Ha waa sent to Si placed on the curb, eeoord- fiieW . P . Qntali Funeral Home, her Me. She waa a member of tog after amaaMng out a win dow. Hartford; Mark Hanno» 49 third Thuraday of each lateniatlonal Contest at Thou was 3S.OOO. Yaatarday, Up a point or so w«ra a wide a . M on tan arT M T of Qterton- Jordan River a ^ la r t e d about minols Sen. Everett M. Dirkran, Norwlrii State Hoi^tal for Ing to Town Manager Robert SK St wtth a high Christ Church CSathedral, Hait- _cnangeo me wnoie picture. ^______^__ • ■ . ouns im with a is.ooo word doc- on the favorite sons to ward off dow to an overhead door, and Sriiori St; Todd Hockla. WUl- month. sand Islands ysetaiday. paopla witnaarod tha range of stocks. Including Boe bury at Brood cmd Center Sts two hours. oame up with a 18,000 word doc Aftar a careful check, nothing treatment Weiss. The hijacker listed his name ument that seemed likely to get an early Nixon victory. cnee inslda picked up a tire was found missing and a scrosn ington; Joim Kraaslay, Groton; tfcm. SracTSutom at St B ri^ ^ ing, Zeaith, Anaconda and Ow David Bobadlk, 21, of 44 Lodge iron which they used to pry Mario A. Ponoro, 18, of 89 Today started (ha new system Perrons who appear are Its victoiy yaatarday waa Chniob at 6 aan. Burial win bw Oapewell Manufactairliig Q>., as Stewart Orth o f kOaml when A communique broadcast by accepted wlfiiout a ilppla. The Arkansas govenior said, which had been ripped oft the Douglas Pinto, 88 Bratton Rd.; granted anonymity, and their ens-Illinois. Dr., reported Mt and run dam Amman Radto said larari bad open a dert drawer. Overtook St. waa charged arlto o f gaibaga coUactigg. On file over the ooma two bands ahead In St Brtigat COmetny. Hartford, tor many years before he chartered the flight to take The committee adopted a perhaps signiflcantly, that ha window was located in some Ronald Croplay, 86 Grove St; comments, suggaafiotiB and Prices advanced on the Amer age was sustained by hla car as tried to force thousbnds of Arab Than were $80 to quarters, totoodcaUan at 11 p.m. Satur first pirtup day of the weak, all of It In fiatardaya oompatltlan. Friente may call at the fun«- retiring. ican Stock Exchange. his blonde, two and a half-year- >fletnam plank that urged "a will not exart any prasanro to bushes near the house. day, after ha waa found passed Shannon Woodward, Stafford complaints are rdayed to The Woodstock, Ontario, Pipe Beaidee her husband, survi he was driving at E. Center and refugees across tha frontlsr into $10 in dimes and $4 in nickels garbage and rafuae must ba on Springs; Mrs. Margaret Bril, 68 Xtrox Copy Satriea ol home tomorrow from 2 to 4 did daughter flytog over Naples, progieoslve de-Americanisation swing the delegation to Nabcn John’s Floor Covering Co., 284 out in his car parked on the town departmenta tor Imple- Band won the NOrih Amertoan vors include 2 eons, Kenneth A. Goodwin Sts. Saturday at 1:18 Jordan and that Israeli tanks taken from the drawer, all to file curb. Strickland St; Mrs. Assimta ■nd 7 to 8 p.m. a Otdf Coast Florida city south p.m. of the war” without "camou Rockefeller on the thM ballot, Broad St, was broken into wrong side Bldwril St mentattoo. ttfia on fiaturday, iM file Wil Chapman of Btost Hartford and startsd firing because Jorda roils, it was reported. But on the second pickup day Patrioca, 61 Eldridga St; It and Supply, of Tampa. flaged surrender” —tanguage aSthough he sold he fiiougbt the soinatlme early Saturday. He was released on no cash mington, Dri„ Pipe Band was Mm Tbamas Harvey Addbeit F. Chapman of West AUely Death Radio Havana, the official nian official refused to allow obviously tailored to ploase both group wotfld go Willi him V Bs The Maxine Oorpa League of toe wert, tha garbage may Da'vfal Yates, Btast Harttoid; Hartford; tour daugtatera, Mrs. them across. Thlevee gained entrance by re bail fw Aug. 16 court iqipear- be left In the backyard. seooad. Monohester fintehad •M Hartford Bd.. voice of the Cuban government, Nixm and Rockafefier. did. Home, 717 Parker St, waa al ance. Mra. Miriam Underwood and Mrs. Bvriyn Freebuig Har Helene Hubehart o f Atlanta, so broken into as thieves there moving a plywood panel from Rafuae must always ba left third. vey, 47, of 23 PMllp Rd., wife Ruled Suicide reported the incident early to Lending Laws Israel denied the charge and The two lending candidates Keynoter Evans saM that V an overhead door. Scott A. Fitagerald, 21, of son, 15 Eva Chrcle, Rockville; Pass the Rolls Oa., Mrs. Blanor Denneno and said Jordanlana unleasiiad a gained entiance by breaking at Qia curb. Mancheatar and Woodstock of Thomas J. Harvey, „died yea- . , ______David M. AUriy, 24, of 19 day and identified the hijacker both praised the draft, while Washington is reached in the ol* South Windsor was charged with Mra Joanne Moriwr and Mrs. Ludfle Toung, both of tank barrage against dug-ln Is- out a caBar window. Five bot- Police aald the burglars ran daughteiv 187 W. Mlddta Tpke.; By SOL COHEN teidv rt Manche^r Memocw jg^nchester, and Mis. Elsie Ja- Florence St, eras found dead as a U.S. citlxen but listed no Case Continued Reagan, whoae views are more phabet on the ttn t roll call, fiib operating a motorcycle without name. The report did not aay raeli tioope, frilowlng wito artfi- hawUrii than the plonk, had no atote’s 24 votes proboMy wffl go ttea of liquor and $14 in cosh sacked the building, but noth Mra Irena Daigneault and son, H oep^ She was the daughter cobs of East Hartford; 18 ing of value was taken. a motorcycle operator’s Ucense A Mancheatar Herald ataffer c f Arthur S. and AUce Minor of a aelf-infUcted gunshot vdiat the Cuban government in- A second ccmtinuance has been lery after the Israelis fired immediate comment. to him. If further non <»y of signed rolled over on Ito roof. Jeffrey B. Shehion, 18, of Mile Pennaylvaiila delegatfon. Oov. PAVING by tjieir children. odora PotocU, 161 McKee St; THINK SMALL Holmes Funeral Home, 400 writin|', failure to describe goods was a fish item. My friend and «17M.90 Survivors also include 8 o►«> will meet in the town of cation, says he would aiqpire for Blast Main S t, was charged AUoe K. (Btaptes of Sandy Hook SAFE PARKINS ON PREMISES non K. died last night at Hart Hohl, 376 Hartford Hoapital. eida of beat MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN
\TJkm. M r r . B a b y H a s "■ * * irjLLA*— — 7 — B e e n N a m e d tTOCK YQUR PRIlZER... SAVE CA«H AND ELUE STAMWf y*- ■ ' ..... ' ■' I ■' *■ e---- ^ WaBa, Tanuny ABMa, daugtatar o( Rogar J. and 0«ntoa t . ; I iMfv’t ■ aCanay WaBa, nookvflla. iha waa bom July M at ICaaohaatar Mamorlal Hoapital. Har matamal grandparanta ara K r. and Mrt. Jamaa ICailay Jr., Vamoii. Har patamal grandmollMr to CHUCK STEAK RIB STEAK Kra. CtaaitoBa R aipir. Vamon. • a • • • . ' < iMMk, Pali John, aon of Paul J. and ’BaaaAy Harvall ^■amak, RookvUla. Ha waa bom July M at Manchaatar Xamo* ^ <•*•>*- ^ '-W- Hal HoapUal. Hto matamal grandparanto ara MT. and Mta, i-49c OUranoa HanraU, RookvUla. Hto patamal gnindpaxanta ara >tr. and ICra. Frank Lamak, RookvUla. Ha baa a broAMr, it * i im nSU U m.ak. ■ V CiUCK *>m^-.«t #X-C- van, 9. 1 « « • • * GROUND CHUCK » 6 9 ° FLANKENRIBS **1H HevUla, Chttattaa BWaaliaSt, daugtatar of Rlotaard R. and mUlSAI enjn PatiloU Provoat NavUla, 7 laaman Clrola. flba waa taom July *»C vrf.’■- '"»^- X • * M at ICaaotaaatar ICamorlal Hoapital. Har matamal granular' GROUND ROUND ib 8 9 ° CALIF. ROAST t ^ ><^t^ «Bta ara Mr. and M n. Rotaart J.'Datonay, 199 Banton i t and 'T ''w Lauto Provoat, Wlndaw. Har piatacnal grandparanta ara Mr. YOU D O N T F A Y 410RE and Mra. mdan MavUla, 199 Daapwood Dr. Har matamal draat' ROUND ROAST >b 9 9 ° m i F . S T E A K grandparanta are Mr. and MM. Bdward Dalanay, Holyofea, YOU JUST GET MORE «n “ laa. AT GRAND UNtONI ' iNl: Lt >Vt N Rl Al 'Y 1. ^ • • a a a In iS i, WnUain laltray, aon of WUUam and Lola Whltad iimith, 19B ■ . Cantar i t Ha waa bom JUly 90 at Manobaatar SHOULDER STEAK RIB ROAST Mamorial Hoapital. Hk matamal grandparanta ara Mr. and — < ^ f IR -.! Mra. C9amoa Whltad, iwoMa Craak, Va. Bla patamal grand « U’ paranta are Mr. and MM. Haitaal OOla, Sworda Craak, Va • • • « j« FREE 50i: STAMPS M cCarthy B aAen (• Mee< ‘s ^ S fl^ Z Z Marrlaan, Polly ITlIiabiitk. daugtatar of Richmond W. and liahaa—SM-ar ,T b eeadUSlManta Suaan Todd Mbrrtoon, 90 Sva Dr. She was bom July 98 at Man- * * 5 5 ctasstar Mamorial Hospital. Her matamal grantbMivBta ara UiMmnmAteilOel^^Bte S ? * w Mr. and Mra. Albeit TOdd, 117 Porter S t Har p atm ai grand- DRIMK B R I S K E T BONELED lb. » 1 «* CLUB STEAK J l” i paranta ara Mr. and Mra. WUUam J. MOrrtoon, 947 Summit Ht. CaapM s—4 iknSaL, Am. B4> ;Bhs has a brother, Boott D.; and two aistara, Wandy T. and imajncr enn b o h u b aaa^ •Klmbeily 8. SIRLOIN STEAK >b 9 5 ° C R O S S R I B r o u t ib 9 9 ° PanHn, Amietts Maito, daughter of Richard 8. and Ja- inloa Hobbs Patdin, RoekvUle. 8ha waa bom July 90 at Rook- ■ vUla Oanaral ‘Hoapital. Har matamal grandfather to Harrison FREE SO'irSTAMPS I ^ I q ^ U S E ib H**^ CHUCK HLLET :b 8 9 ° L. Hobbs 8r., MUfOid, Maine. Har patamal grandparanta ara WMi«W«llMM— iaiMI Dim Aorgiil t EARLY M O RN SWIFTS PREMIUM Mr. and Mra, Alfred Paulin• Sr., • •AStalon, • d R. I. Abba, Otady Lon. dai«htar of PYod M. and Angle Ryder SLICED BACON BEEF LIVER m c E Abbo, Broad Brook. 8ha waa bom July 94 at RookvUla Oen- CeepwfwIlkniSet, 090,100 M i ' € m lt... OMiri aral Hoapital. Her matamal grandparanta a n Mr. and Mts. Bnaworth Ryder, Utaffoad Bpringa. Har patamal grandmother — < < to MM. MUton Abba, Broad Brook. « a • * • Anelalr, BOelMle Lyn. daughter of Roy H. and Cbnilotta Abaria Auclalr, Tolland. 8ha Ursa bora July 27 at -RookvUla FREE SOirSTAMPS B-TBRnnmni p«*i. ra a iitt CAUFORNU Oanaral Hoqdtal. Her matamal grandparanta ara Mr. and WMtM, CHUCK iWiieiiBaeewe— IM/. CHUCK Mra. WUUam Abatla, ToUand. Har patbraal grandparanta a n T w e -T k . FRANKFURTERS ib 5 9 ° SMOKED BUTTS ib 7 9 ° Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Auolalr, Roekvme. 8ba baa a brother, IT8RAM-NIMIA OR .a n . twin ramiuN-Auinr.AU NUT Aaron; and a atotar. Monies. lAIR SPRAY 0 m » <• m . 7 9 L I V E R W U M T lb 4 9 ° K n e S i z e F r a n k s ib l1 6 J Cea*aa8ae4lhniSM.,Aa|.INi FILLETS Harvall, Allan Dais Jr., aon at AUan D. and XUaan Ooets Caapaa •ae4 Ihra toL, Ab|. M l STEAKS STEAKS HarvaU, RookvUla. He waa bom July 90 at RookvUl* Oanaral Hospital. O a matamal graadparenta ara Mr. and Mr*. CUu> 0 i Bwleas SNeks anea Ooats 8r„ RookvUto. Hto patamal granf^parenta are Mr. FRESH FROM LOCAL FARMS ) 0000O(lO0Af)o00i)AAi^0OO and MM. Clarano* HarvaU, Rookvm*. « » « « « i « i i Briz, Krtola haa, daugtatar at Ilmast W. and PbyHto Oof- FREE iOOs STAMPS fay Brta, RookvUla. 8ba was bom July 97 at Manobaatar Memo FREE so irSTAMPS »M i llib coupon end purchnie of rial Hospital. Bar matsniid grandparanta ara Mr. and MTs. T«f« » of 7S*i one Feed tceep OUbart Ootfay, Franklin, Xnd. 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■■■ -H. -4- ^ • I '4 ^ ‘ '• i, + lAANCHBSTBR EVENING H ^ A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 doMM; M B iiT . ADBoar * , i m *?!> Leo Durocher’s Sky-Hteh Cubs Me^ East Hartford Has Number of L^giou BMkm an at — Cm. Sweep Three-Game Season Series^ 8- Oat, n; Airout the only thing that was real hot yeeterdyr, Musial Appreciation M.T., n. outside of the weather, were the beta of the Bast Hart ford Legion. Making the most of eight hfta and six er- , M e aotltana ftw. » ;jSh., TT. mrs by Manehftiter, East Hartford soUdly trimmed the Olaatir flrat ran wttb a fiiln aSk Clqr dWb. M , at (he Bhutt ------:------Harftotd a gh (tobool FtoU. hic aa«la. Dbv* ManbaV* Baado, Oak., IM. the five Inhlnga he toUed. Com It waa the third time this sea ftigled ia tha DoiM** M, ftH t., jp ing on in relief was Steve , '( son that the wtnneni hdd Me Banas, in hto first mound stint. : la M I t: locals to only a single tally to He structout three and walked I^ f It c 'w61 POS’t s»• fr• .«r * n%2^ ^ tom aad aadM cfcL, •; ■faliftlfi, sweeping the serlm. BaM fin two giving up otdy one Mt. jfaB Banataf afth g. glmft, WaftL, t ished tta season In second ptoce LaMontagne did a credttabie in Zone Eight atandinga at 14-7 Job fanning nine and walking a 4-12 aMMoo Butk. Boma raaa — W. AmmaO, wMle Manchester to 124 with , 0 0 Waft., n; K. four, allowing five httk in the one game remolnlilg. • nine Inning grind that truely Tmk M . Lm M M Tonight Coach (Tharlle Graff’s tested^ the stamina, of the pitch- C. ft. Loot* S U ft- FB ftv F**«r wiM drlllad Id# _*"*^ .**'” club travels to Olaatonbury for 6ni» f t dM fa a ft wMh Oava., M. a make-up game and the season V I f t a r tiW a. laaa- iZr«n rad « * « » * » « • i i rtBw*) Me- finale. kUke Jeffries, from Bast John Bleaao and Rich MoUOy «. Aa«au «. 12 ft- paced Coach Art LaMontagne’s M paft Aftftft M 2T4!lL**-ttftftl?*^ft5a^5 taft, Dft. 2Mt Aft; flant, OathoUc High, has been nom >a. IteB M laft Oa« PaftBtoaiftk CUr... IT^. m „ _ inated to start for the locals on club with two hits each. -John Alubtckl cracked the only extra ftfta— k -a l— 3SF 2L« t e *?Sl'5ii.SrSalaa doUblad aad gtrlkao.t.-McOoaafl.__ the mound. i» a . Cftwa. l « . base Mow, a triple, whUe Bkl Id ia Am flab, dtaftad Oia Oara.. 218, Former Boat Catholic High teammates Gary Kind and Bob Cogan, Dave Flaherty and Don a. Iflekn u-o ft At. ' M oa aaaaa MU for hU aar- MaMaaaf laagaa Bergren added aafeUea. (PappM T-n. ftcft Ik lia j *f****** algU a ft LaMontagne faced each other on » « f t V Bamag an at feaio -ft. the bill yesterday, Klnel absorb The locals were paced by t Lrofti (BiflM IM ). O X t. w Akm. Pft., Aft; Oaat Oft, ing the loos. The big righthand lanky RudI Wittke with three FIttftivth (BtM« »4> STOPFED^-vDsUas end Bob Hayes is hauled down er has three wins against four singles and Ron Noake and A22. Banas each added a safety. ftgft* (Dn*Aale IM). Rial Wnaa, Cfea, f t ; Broft. b y Roosevelt Taykr, (Thieago safetymsn, after loases. Kkiel Issued seven hits, Hear Tofk Super Bowl.” Oakland ZONE BIGHT CHAMPIONS — South Windsor’s Kryzr, Ckiach Porter Blinn. Second row, Tom Sky- ing two AFL dubs last season, loat to Green Bay in the Super Windsor Looks 14 14 444 Mp % iid y . LX, aad waa gtXk, ft. AFT. interleague exhibitlOR de Stafford (^rings 4 U .4M Americttui Lesion entry woo Zone Eight honore m aMda tha Ttaadaa u|a»anta- rfaM ag (10 d< wlU be mlniu hoepitalixed start Bowl last January. peck, Joe Zaccaro, Dennis Faraday, EJd Sama, Den but, and the Detroit Lions of the ing quarterback Bill Munson. Chicago rookie Willie Derion Windsor 7 14 .888 with a 16^5 r^ord to gain a ^xjt In •the State Tour ttaa tea. Mat tiack attar Jim . *X Glastonbury 2 17 .146 nis Griswold; beck row, Mike White, 'Tom Juknis, M m T o ft ft M Aft Id o( that NFL crack heads tonight In Buf Veteran Karl Sweetan will re retuined a puht 62 yards in the nament. Squad members were, front row, left to ft ft Aft M Cfaie., 8-X AOO. Rich GriswoM, Gary F l ^ ; bat boys, Ralph Stone, falo’s War Memorial Stadium. place Mm. final quarter for the Bears’ vic right, Assistant Couch Jim Sntow, Mike Curtain, m m Aim xr% tory, but it wasn’ t decided until In the third inning, Cogan Dave Greebel, John Obriamt, Paul Tanasi, Bob Billy Cox. (Herald Photo by Buceivicius) AFL chibe already have won Detroit wUl have rookie kick beat out an infield Mt, AluUckl . ABU ft , • » starred for the All-Stars in the Another Chicago rookie, Cecil CMcadO T, San Diego of the AFL scored Turner, and Lance Rentsel of get its only tally acroas. the Pasarell Regains Cup Spot SOFTBALL Boatoadd. cailr teft moath. pvaaeUoo. H»U 1* twice in the last two minutes for 84-17 loss to Green Bay Flriday plate. Wittke led off with a ^ W ft He ' to Bogajr flte- BMtbnocM^ 1I>U 14. OdklaaA night, are not expected to see Dallas each scored two touch Monday—Klook vs. Billiards, « f J fta n Am , a 80-14 victory over San Fran downs. single, and went to second on a Keeney; Fire vs. Annum, Rob •|ft Mffat. A *U 12 much action. boot, advancing to third on Den cisco of the NFL, while AFL de Kaiwas City rulhed Paul After Defeating Graebner ertson; Herald vs. Pet Center, a ftfle atoc* dae ten- Kaaaas CMy. ABU ft. Oafta- Quarterback John Hadl and nis MacAnHe’s grounder to fending chamgiibn Oakland lost Brown’s return to coaching as M t Nebo; Savlnga vs. Watanito, tkto ear afll be a win- naU, ABU 14 back Brad Hubbert supiAied the first. Banas eafetled to rigltt for SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (AP) Torfc 84, 44, 6-2, M , 6-4 Sunday to Batttanore and Johnny Unttas big action at San Diego 'with Mike Garrett ran for two toudi- 8:16—Nebo. f t BaqEto o f Me bat X -* CMcagtH M IU f t . D a l l a o , 14-12 Saturday night. Houston downs and the Chiefs' defense the RBI. This ended the rally CHURCH SOFTBALL - —Obuck Pasarell, wbo almost to take the Eastern Grass 0>urt 1 ;46 rematolng against the until the sixth inning vdien the T-i) MBU f t owns the AFL’s other Inter- stepped the Bengato with only W. L. Pet. played hto way off' the Davis SUMMER RASKBIBAIX 49ers. 'Tralilng 18-17, Hadl hit Silk City dub used a single, Tennis title. Note Victanes league victory, beating Wash two first downs until late In the IS 1.400 (3iq> team earlier In the year, Senior Hubbert on a 24-yard screen an error and walk to load the Savings Bank Two hours later, Da'vto Cup ington 94 last Thursday. game. .087 has played Mmaelf back on by Monday—CoDeglans vs. Orada pass and a toudidown, and sacks only to get caught short Army A Navy captain Dcm Dell, who watdied In other games Saturday, the At Canton, eeven football Annum .462 winning hto first five set match at 8; Aetos vs. Blato’s at 4:16. Chuck Allen added a 29-yard In on a fast play that got Klnel the match, said Pasarell would Chicago Bears edged the Dallas terception score with 61 seconds . greats were Inducted into the Congo .417 in four yeans. Confidence Builder Hall of Fame—Marion Motley, at second. Banas filed out and ALUMNI BASEBALL Oowboya 80-24 in the all-NFL left. Wittke was out on the tag at Methodists .417 Pasarell ramed to defeat top- be on the team that takes on HaU of Fame game at Canton, San Diego hod led 17-8 at the Elroy IDrech, Charley Trip^, Fire .886 seeded Ctork Oraeimer of New Spain in Cleveland Oct. 16-16. Monday—Bantly vs. NassUPs. WAyne MUner, CUtf Battles, Art home. Ohio ,in the afternoon, and Kan- hatt, but a field goal and Ken The fifth Inning waa Mg for South Enders .804 In AAU Swim Meet eaa City spoiled expansion On- Willard's two scoring plunges Donovan and Alex Wojkdechow- Blast Hartford os four runs scor Scalteet .260 . TA. cinnatl’s debut 84-14 In an AFL put the 49ers ahead. icz. ed on a walk, three errors and U N OOtil, Ne. (AP)—Only five worid reoordd anH game at OtclnnaU at night. DUSTY SOFTBALL Oft* 3t : Sed Unttas put Baltimore ahead one single. 10 meet maria fell in the 18th AAU Outdoor 8wiDi- The BUto, who dropped a 19-17 144 at the half with a 47-yard W. L. Pet. MORIARTY BROTHERS Esit HsrUord <8) ; Mk *a. SoK iHdSd&a; -k— _ U— t ------, _ minr OiAmianmh ^ bat don’t worry about the United dectolon .to Detroit last year, pe«v to Willie Rlchardoon to set ab r h po a e rol Contone’s 11 2 .846 tff iiamrr rriilrnlij friw rt ^~i—^ ** Feuamj Puk, Bodwa. G b i Ya_ States in the Otjnqiics this fall in Ifftioo ( M y . wOl otait a veteran lineup, 'with up one score and a 68-yard drive Stesso. rf 4 2 0 10 0 0 Walnut 9 2 .818 *TM# aaa priaiailly a Oogan. If-BB 6 3 0. 1 3 0 0 hud wdB G o ^ Ed Pofnwdd beUad Tax. Otber jia y m a n J o e F o r . only starting right end Paul for another before 61,164 specta Alubickl. 3b 3 2 1 H 2 1 2 Billiards .892 WHko Andrews and Begxio SmiUi. Sox trnmqihedL S-1. (AP FlxddCax) kids to bigid up Coeta, offeneive tackle Dick tors In Oakland, ’Ihe Radders Haberen, 2b 4. 0 . 0 !■ 2 - . Wyman’s .588 freestyle reeoed StaidBy M lftt.' 4 1 2 8 0 0 ■Ma Olympic Hudson fuid split end Bobby never caught up, although Unl- Malloy, c Falcons .411 THala." So did 14-ycarftl DftUa M ftcr Flaherty, cf 3 0 1 4 1 0 Tale*a Don Sftol- tas sat out the last half. Bergren. lb 4 0 19 12 Alberti’s .886 t3 ft Under, a Soorlfma gold medal In tbe momen’s but ft a bad a ;; Otockett sttUiig out. Jack Kemp AlJirch. If a 0 0 0 0 0 ’"Ihls game took on more im Harry’s 2 10 .187 First Granddam of Major League Career ist at the ISit OlymidcaL conenUtton petoe—a world ftg-~ wUl be at quarterback with El LaMontagne. p 0 0 0 0 portance than the usual exhibi Ruggiero, sa 0 0 0 .877 M d«.d«: Btol meter record of SdTA cn m ote. bert Dubenlon, Wray Carlton Marcue, c 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Klock 1 12 You don’t have to widt ■MT- a a a n d ^ d X ;. ‘ T he m c H records will come to her meet mark o f IT ASA. and Ketth Lincoln completing tion,” admitted Baltimore coach at Me Otympie TMaJs,” he pced- bon Shula. ” We knew the Raid- Totals 34 8 8 OT 10 4 6 a z Barton barely haU o f! IS- ttie backfleld. REO SOFTBALL til the end of snmmer M . *4 ,441 bp A1 Hawk Sharp as Blue Nehru Suit ieted Sftday. ‘Tfoet of the top year-old Jolm M e—n« o t Btoa- Hancheiter (t) W. L. Pet. to save hundreds at wImmeBB abeedp bed qaaSfled dale, m .. 1SAS.4 agBlnat ISASA / ab r h po a e rbl Sportsman’s 12 .928 tor Me trlata.'* O'Neil, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0 Harrelsan drove M 11 nma in e ft RBI 1 Both broke Borton’a moat and Country Qub Wittke, lb 4 1 3 8 0 0 Lenox 12 .928 B06T(»«' (AP) — The P r o Foothdtt Prospects: Colts 0 0 0 1 N O R t A in T S ! a six-game sreefcend aetles with grmyfaeard of American dUawt’a mark of Ktael, p Pet Center 6 .462 Hawk is a* sharp as his b e s t n in e MacArmle. of 0 0 a 0 1 tbe Caktornia Angels. Wm Zfih defiiraned to MAAl but -riisu i the paidfa« Banas. p-se > 4 0 1 0 a 3 Telso 6 .600 Uoe Nefam soit--aod ter- 200-meter tree- wotM nauk of IS ASA act M y 7 Smith, it 3 0 0 _1 -0 0 bomer, the first grand dam of Saturday 9 0 0 Qimver 6 .600 etyk ^eata be taae ruled for Baltimore Title Threat Ough, c 4 0 0 porizinr American Leagpio bis career, waa cracked ia Me by Mexico's Gtdilermo Sdwvar- fUtum A — Don Oldham 80-4- Baleaano. 3b 0 0 [L BA Club 8 .417 rto. wbo was third in ISADA. May. 3b 0 0 1 0 p ifa h ers. ninth Bunday, gtriag Besaan a by 26) Ray Evelhoch 80-8-27; Class 2 0 1 0 9 0 0 Herald 2 10 .167 Mark Spies, bia IS-yearold San- Ralph Hatton of nmttmA, a ' Noske, 3b K m Haftelaon. tbe Boaton S-1 victory in a game wMcb had With Unitas at Controls B — Ed Shaw 82-6-26, Larry Sooba, sa 0 0 0 10 0 0Eagles 1 12 .077 product of Footfam Onb at Lea Bad *0K «*«VT*’ - who caHs bfan- been suspended Jmie 12 O afta 81-6-26, Jerry LaPlne 88- Totals 83 1 6 24 6 6 1 SILK CITY SOFTBALL aiwe of Me ftape and Altoa, Osllf., waa foorih in WESTMINSTER, Md. (AP) — defense as a rookie in 1967, but 6-27, Dick Foster 8-86-27, Harry Kast Hartford ... 903 040 OOx—8 D. L. Pet. 5% bminga Fm’wardPass Hancheater ...... 000 100 OOO—1 of Ma noae. ripfdiy ia gaining to the 10:40.2 in tbe awiftaut maaa IfOO The Baltimore Colts may yet he to considered a aleeper as a Driidiwater 84-7-27; Claas C — Billiards 6 .857 In the regtdar peaw. be eoi- upaet to tbe 3B — Alubtckl; SB — Alubtckl. atataa aa a right field flnhfi to mrimmlng hiatocy. Z («a p belated dtvidenda from running back. Right now, he has Earl Anderson 87-12-26, Pete Flaherty 2; SF—Alubtckl; IXXB — Sportsman’s 6 .626 leeted two more RBL Imneiing 300 ladterfly Saturday by OS- East Hartford 6. MtaJicheBter 8; for ailing Tony Oo- Takes B ig Step Mim Meyer'a IS-yaarftl their heartbreaking 1967 Nation a lot to learn. Orifflths 86-10-26, Mike Slbrinss Ma major leagne leadlag total to year-old Mark Robie, an (Hym- BB—LaMontaane 4. Klnel 1, Banas Contone’s 4 .647 Tbere’a aa oU aaylng teammate. Vtctorla Ring, re al Football League seaeon. Oeitter Dick Scymanksl, Ip his 34-8-26, Val Clementine 85-9-26, 2; SO—LaiMontaxne 0. Kjnd 4. 6 .426 > bi the SO. However, the Anpd pie toiver medatiet wbo compet Banas 3; Hfts « f —iKtnel 7 for 8 Walnut of tbe beat deal# are Toward Crown corded IT AS.x nmktog bar only ’ Trfaidoii T looae after tbe Hawk tied ed at Mkhlgaii A lot of young Cotta grew up ISth season, anchors the offen BBl Bengston 87-11-26; Low runs In a Inninffs; Banae d for 0 in Savlnga Bank 3 .ris that aren’t made, the aecond woman in bUtory on- sive line which includes Bob Vo gross — Ken Gordon 27, Irwin 3; WP—^Banas; W—LaSIontagne; .000 ■laMftr at Oarfeura Park game with a iiaj auatn Ftotwaid Ram to ac *T needed a goed meet going fast tost year, performing well L —Klnel. BA Club 0 dgned for a fat bo- der 18 minatea. Kennedy 72; BHnd Bogey—John lacala wft face Jmafo Ftaai af in Me atiresalh bnftg and they tton over Ibe tor the into tbe trlaU.” Rofate mid. after being forced into extensive gel and Sam Ball at tackle, and oontiwet after bebig fired by WnaHla was 2T.0 a i Dan Sumvan and Glenn Ressler Driscoll 105, Ed Dik 106. Hanriek U bepee «f romped to a 124 trhanph. that time to two tXBJi’s Mike Barton mimed der Ms best; lOae King; 1S.4 on- action eooner than expected.,In Ctty owner Charlie Bin- juries opened the way for some, at guard. FRO SWEEPS wM Mo. Z “ The grand atom was 9 dte a took another atep toward Mb Hd for a world lAOO-meter der hers. First Victory in 9V2 Months X be Beafdee cnekad three ley a year ago, waa dangled as aw the top S-yaar-oid of but they survived on talent. The defense, wMdi allowed Don Oldham 78-7-66, Tom ttoft” Itorretooo adUL “I ha- the fewest touchdowns In the Zemke 74-6-68, Ray Evelhoch 78- Mto whOe Viara, Dob CtmnM, taode bait but winter. Not even a disastrous finift— The Red Box were onaWe to ven t been able toMtene Mnce I NFL last year, has more age. 5-68, Howard Lunden 89-21-68. Oa*l Getaagcie, Baodp Steak first Jotaed K am is Ctty to IS ft Rlddai by Milo ‘CouldnH B e Happier- when the QHts lost (he Coastal Nicklaus Laughing Again e f t BfthW esap Klcto etbck add- awing a deal. Tbey were tocta- Of (he starters, end Ordell Grow —Erwin Keimedy 72, Ken to Cset. I Mt oedy one to the nd- tbe aon of On aad On Division title In the final game Braase and linebacker Don ad two itoftca ia tke via orcr Bud Jeannette nate. Harrebna became aa out after going undefeated in their Gordon 72. aor kagtxa. bcUad to reeoed h Shinnlck are starting their 12(h BEST 16 fielder, moving from fate normal Charlie KeUer Makes Mark first 13—couM dlmnish the en After Shaking Long Slump argati on Me *Tve had pleaty of guee-nm stakea trlamph o f tbe year, a seasons, comer back Lenny Swday R ecord Iitfact, first baae poattton. when a capa tbreetoagib vfetoey over Modou- thusiasm o f C o o ft Don Simla Equipped with: * V-8 engine fi Hidden they dM. Bbakk ble replaeement coahhiH be Joba aad waa ww l n tog Lyles hto Itth, tackle BUly Ray Class A — Ken Gordon 60-4- CHICAGO (AP) —An hour S e e k G a m e s taie to tbe SUSAOO AmetiewB for hto youngaters. headlamps * Sequential rear (turn Gete Pink Slip tried to dUe in wfib found tor Onnigllaro. rd get the first grand As Harness Horse Breeder Sirtlth hto 10th, and com er back 66, Harry Elch 60-4-66, John after Jack Nlcldaus handily Bat the omptica Mow maybe tbeyti, come Derby at Arttogton Itork “If iwe’re going to Improve,” Bob Boyd to beginning No. nine. signals • Deep bucket seats • Nylon Tbe Uttte ICtee tottbaO Ahm- Ghren a starthag Job at the day. ShUla said at Baltimore’s West Loviano 64-8-66; Class B— Tom locked up the Western Open tfane aad tbe Ortoiee atart o f the season, H am lsisi BRJEDERICX. Md. (AP) — ponaant wtonara before rottrlng Safety Jetry Logan and tackle Faulkner 66-12-46, LoPine 66-12- Golf aiam plonftip Sunday he carpeting fi and much, much more! ai team U ceareosag tor Oharlia Keller never confused ern Maryland College training MONTEGOS on that deetofcm, Manag qtdekly won a regUUr Job, Ht- narreleon, who kept bto avei^ Rotward Pam was to MB2. "If you do aayOdng Fred Miller are comparative 64, Novak 88-18-86, Mel Perry still was hangMg around the tbto mocUi. Tbe team to artth easy Uvtng. camp, ”It will be because of ex er Ral|di H aft of Mew Torfc and ting tbe bon with auMorlQr age hovering aromxl ADO, to tor tbe fbatUme since wMl. Ihere'o a reason tor tt.” youngsters with five yecmi ex- 72-17-66; Class C — Sher Fergu pi;e8s ixM>m. He was laugMng, poeed of (raOaotee frees rfce Ub- Earl Wearer o f Haiti mor e were second to Btoge Door Jofanny to As a slogger with the New perience gained by our younger Oe Mtee Softbaii L c a ^ la while becomiBg a strong dfta- pleaeed by the highest bodie ran KeUer had so much pride in X>erience. son 68-21-47, Budd 74-2341, Mof patting scribes on the back and $ ' both Jawing wMh tbe uinptrea at tbe Dehnnnt Stakes Jnae L Be Terk Tanbeea, tbe mighty being a member of the oom players last season.” But the infusion of new talent talking about the technlcaUtlea Menchesfer. Tbe giito n a fk m sfre outfielder. oUput of Ms. career. Shula, a positive thinker 'with fat 74-22-62; Low gross —Ken theaaai fore that, he won tbe Krafncby "King Konr' of the 1040b, KeU- powerful Tankam. it waa iaavl- has started, exemplified by Gordon 71; Blind bogey — Ray of his game. ago from U to 21 asd are euaek. Derby—after Dancer's Imsge cr was an tnteaf baseball player a fine 60-174 record in five ad by George Mitaer aad UAm table Mat Tmikee became a safety Rick Volk, a etarter last Evelhoch 76. The firustration of ' failing to Fully equipped: «b cyl. engine • Nylon w a s dismisWflftl and the who never tot up. part of his farm’s name. years aa head ooach, again has year, and huge Buhba Smith, McDonald. Any mtereated team a potential contender In what PRO SWEEPS win a tournament in 9K months ^carpeting • Walnut-toned instrument Devla, who drove to Thdqr. wiM the aanm dedtoa- In addition, every shifted from tackle to end after Johnson 82-18-64, Faulkner 76- atay taaiaKf. msjuej. tton, K rilrr to — **««g his mark moot observers regard as the was over and the Golden Bear, panel • Big 116* wheelbase tow naw KHaaikcy, knocked In whastog the gop pwae of ratoed and kept by Kfter has being sidelined by a knee Injury 12-64, Lorentsen 724-66; Low like a Md with new toys, made as a brei ilii kt tha sport ot har- toughest NFL dlvtolon. Any three moe* home Soaday lielp- fTD.SOO rorward Pam was the Tankee aa part of Ua nanw. Tha moat of Ma rookie season. gross —Ken Gordon 7L the most of it. • plus many more extras! iag the WMet Sok beat Washing oddaon 1 4 cholee. B e covered nem ractag. Stoee be “stombtod beat ever to raoa tor Mm w u team 'wUh John UiUtas as quar Newcomer Henry Carr, ob terback has to be a tiUe threat. LADIES EVENTS He took hto second consecu ton. Davis tagged Ma sixth tbe 1% mom in l;M 4-g, two btto (be biuliitei" la ISBX XcB- Gay Tankae, wbo dtod about tained from the New 'York GBIEitS home nm sad a two-ran double eeconds off the track r c c o ^ to sr bae-toSk Ti Unttas will start hto 18th sea tive Western title and the two yean ago, lu traintag tot* Giants, may bo used to return Ttaarsday $26;000 payoff with ridiculous as Jack BMMr won Ma aixtb bOTStlng fate yaar'e eanlftB to bUo a son at 86. But he to coming off yaar la Braasn Tankas, a $- kicks wMle trying to break into Low net — Janet Shaw 81-16- ease. He was leading by four game. Paul tOftASt. In usr. hersea bred by yaafoM fUly who trota. R aoftt- on Injury-free year In which he *T v« been fin d ," aMd Jean- set a personal high of 68.6 per tse defensive beckftold. 66, Peg Chanda 99-84-66; Low strokes entering the last round tor die Biwatori. Vatenrarla held Bhrward M ly fta woo a dlvialoa o f tha Ban- Mike Curtis, recovering from naOa, Oto oolorfM SSyaar-old cent completions and threw 20 gross —Isabel Paricak 80; Low and •won by three with a closing Pam In third place moat of the togs. The 47 over Hampt ttaka at Foeona a knee operation, will start at 'O f ttto touchdown passes. His under putts —Helen Noel, Janet Shaw 71 and a 273 total, 11 under aay way behind NodouMc but moved $ft04« t a Downs, Pa. Unebacker ivlth SMnnlck and Ken study, Jlntk Ward, threw only 18 Olympia Fields’ murdered par. rve never pft a Job M mgr narrslaon crafted a- him into the lead Jwt before tbe ttMt "Pm one of the very tew in Dennis Gaubats, with Ron Por BEST 12 grand naked Utk pnaifis as a rooWe In 1967—em Only one player who was any Mte." Mam borne rtm to the I'lOth pole. Fbrward Paoa paid Ma braedtog buatoam wbo ter the No. 1 reserve. Saturday Math |, giving the Red Sou 12.00, $2.40 and $2.10. Modouhle wtanfaig hat phasising the need for a healthy John Wmiaitis, Baltimore’ s where near the pace made a de doeont bava a aide bwhMft” Low net—Kathy Barton 69-26- termined charge at Nicklaus. the over OaUfotnin retorned $TA0 and $XA0. Poleax On Me 100 eiTB ______aaya Kaltor. ” lf it doaan*t pay Unttas. The Colts, who last season top draft choice from Minneso 80, Ruth Bryant 64-28-81; low MUler Barber, 87, winner of the The early shopper (^ts SoDt£^Windsor the of a waa $2.40 to ftow . Bold Bhvuctte mitoe wrnt of Pradeiiek. Charlto ■a way. I have to get out Ac- ta, vriU lie used as offensive gained (iwo-thdrda of their yard gross—Rory Simon 60; Low 1968 Nelson dasslc, finifted MMU'.URY pended June 12. and Good Inveotment rounded MsMm f t broodumrask 14 yaar- guard. He just joined the team, the great deal! So get going Molly, tbu heipe beoauae rve age In the air, have such recelv- putts—Janet Shaw 29. with birdies on three of the last Captures Finale Then tbe Aagaie roared hack out the ave.hatee field. *togs and 14 faeto from the 1000 along with detonslve back Jim got to be on top of everything all m as flanker WllUe Richard LADIES FOUR BAIL five holes for a 66. It gave him 1 I Nl'Ol N to the Mgfatc^ with Rick "Our horse heat a moderate «vp. A aoou Don.______tha tlma aad do the Job.” Duncan of Maryland Stats, after Aaaurad of tbe Zone Eigiit RMcfaatdfe three-ruu bonier bunch o f gyear-olds,” aald Hen band are KUtot's only halpan. son, split end Ray Perkins and Sunday second-place money of $16,600 Tu i^M RTrS Honor, aow a n-yearftl playing for the College All- O. Perry, B. Benton, R. Wil tkte. South Wtadeor ended its and five bite by Vie Davallllo ry Bbrrest, trainer of Forward The yearltogB will be aoU at tight end John Mackey, with ve with 276. graadtefhor ot tour, admita ba Stars. ley, C. Barton 78-28-66. ★ * ★ k ★ ★ ★ ★ season to faigb stylo yastaiday Inehidtog a tte-braakteg* double Paaa. teftton to Harrlabofg, Pa., meat rouMoT ba bapptar. terans Jhnmy Orr and Alex Much credit for adding some Hawkins in reserve. Even half- with an 14-1 titonph over m- to the eighth toning leading the Focwwid Paaa will pcobaMy falL In recent yaara. Kftw ‘T Uhe (ha work,” ba says. dash to the 66th Western Open fated Olaatenbury, South fin continue bfa Ud tor gyearftd .back Tom Matte, ■who led Balti Yesterday’s StarB Ellington Ridge must go to 22-year-oM Bobby ttaadardbreda have averaged of a oovgto of hooora—Dancer's Image and more ground gainers W PITCHING — Mike Keklch, Stanton of Australia, winner of ished 1S4 as Joe Zaccaro •bow $7,400 aptoea at ( «* Mo yoar. 1 have no FOUR-BAIL cracked three hits for three OrMAKS-A'S— Btoge Door Johnny have bean T tool m tboogfa Fw yards last season, added 496 Dodgers, allowed one hit —a Sunday a mere $6,181 this year, Bob^ to live by.” seventh inning single by Ron RBI’a and Gary Blynn stroked Tommy Harper deSvered a retired—to the Travera at Sara- ®y own aow.” aays yards on rooeptlMis. Low gross—Tulin, Fay, Rlv- was in contention from tnfe MORIARTY BROTHERS toga. bnpertant. he% Itvtag Baltimore, long In need of a Swoboda — and struck out 11 In start, failed to break down JACK NICKLAUS tbraa additional hits in yeater- two-nm pinefa double in a five- "M S to foci yon have tt ootlng to the paoLoaful, Wn, BLonlan 71; Low net— “ OONNBOnOUT’S OLDEST LINCXMiN • MlftOUBY DBAUBBl” day's cionteat. breakaway runner, blanking the New York Mets 2- where others did, and closed run tourth inniiig that canrlad ihte toWnem Is tsMog too moefa reObig MBs of hia native Weat- Kelly, Duffy, Baker, Kqpfer- and fourth-place money of tS O U D S fT Other weekend Legion games Cleveland past OaUand in tbe tor granted. Because you’va Timmy Brown from Phila 8. with a 71. , A T H L r a c 8EMATOB ern Mazylaad. Hto two aooa and delphia Eagles In an off season ’ BATTING — Vic Davallllo, Bchmld 78-10-67. $6,600. saw Windsor Locks trim Wind eecond game of a douttehender. — State Sen. PaM Brad- come an actor. That again a tie-breaking eighth Inning dou rant 76. BochvlUe, 74, akhoogh outfatt tour-nn seventh b ita g raOy That’s tha aaam Kaltor tetrad tt aaay to tenoka MOST BIRDIES, PARS Meachevs. Stanton totaled 277 Sacramento, Calif., had a daS' toy. 07, epufaHcaa candidate leaves the running to Matte and ble In a 124 victory over Bos fit W. CWIBI ST. U-7. Rockville posted an U4 ekyed b y doUWea by Danny Oa- __ k'btted by the old Taakaas tbe hghta ot Broaduay tor the C9ass A—TuUn, Kuehn four and picked off hla biggest purse sling 66 finale to share fifth O P e4 EVENINGS (THURSDAY M OHTS1UL « :00) ^ *«T.| racont wlilto Staftord finished at ter a nd John Donaldson Lew —DfJUEEDJQCKEYS—Tw) of four jpek^a minr. tor Oongrem, was a thfaa totter when tt appaarsd to aaoat booa- tullbaoks Tony Loriok and Jerry ton. of $9,760 for third place. sthtete at the Untveratty of Col ftft^ ot bouM ertMD tha ataaon birds; Claas B—Slroto, Berger, place with George Archer and 0-11, TUtedaor Locks broke even big to their many paunanla. HIU, with a postiWe late-season Julius Boros, the oldest PGA J P v . l/iv * Kratiem and Cboefc Dotwon ed in spectscuiac spill atlfonmouth Psrlc last Satur- orado, He later coached Ugh Harry Gonso, Indiana qtrar- Davis, Duffy one bird; Claas C— Homero Blancos. - They each 301 CEN1ER STREET MANCHB9IER 443« i13l with a 10-10 mark and TTtodsor "tnaotag waa never aaay." assist from Preston Pearson. king at age 48, tttsplayed unreal oombteed to pitefa the flveMt- d*y A w sit help, 'nirown were Kari Korte, left, school teams as waO as teams ‘T eofthi't watt to get hone,” terbock, to the cover boy on the Rosenfield five pars; aass D - too off to a 7-14 log. ball fans that they wart conaL ■ Peoraon played only basket steadinesB in a final 70 for 278 pocketed $4,960. Crrimm, right and two others. (AP Photofax) at bia ataaa mater. ba racaOa. ” R waa liha getliag 1968 Collegiate Football Guide. Bugnocld one third. aaya KsBcr, ^sba ptoyad lor five out of the Am y ovary year." ball at Illinois and was used on MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 PAGE SEVBMTB8K MANGdESTEE EVENING HEKALD^ MANCHB3TER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN snd WHIPPLE Holp BUGG8 BUNNY I t OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB OIL 'm uO K driver axpansocad, fO R ^MnOR«,KATMaLA OCK 9 0 0 0 ORMRS- TMEM MOM AMD ^ FULL AM A e o iir fA C E .' CARPENTERS, some eaqwri- CARPENTER — expeclencad, otfariag good pay, vaoatton, ONACIOUSt X _ ( i r s VER 'ttA . 6URE IT'l T j s r / u . a w , \THE WAYTHENOM-I IFWBONO enoe prafemd, steady,, year yCHOLILPCR, ELMER! MY * v /a w /r r r s TH' ell types of wotk. Reasonable. 'round work with overtlma, paid hoUdayu, unilnm s, fauur- CANDItSATBE HAVE, WAY ^ fiEKKMBER, BRATMCUA.l anos and other M ags bm sots. 2ULHA/EMPUKX SMOULDER! 061 angrtlma, B4B-1787. C'MON.BRRRNEUA.' good wagoa. OaU 648-3383 or U i 6601U M OWL«,tME WINNER 0^ BEEN frUNMiM’ C0BRI6A N AM—f N FiwHiW CHILDRCH SriOULO Can 389JM81 qr ^tply K aaim ______PUWTHEFlANOfOR 644-8886. iM -eeelTOW ouR.ascnohf a m p olna m cm THlBVEAAOMG WAEAAOUNP advertising RUBBLBH — tram removed to "u l p ! P06M VOU LEAlhlSO^K OUS OUeSW ! THAT VaM Oo., 840 'ToUafid St., East 60WCO/ERMV \ 6 ^ NOWH^Pte Novigotional Bit the dump, lawn! malntalnod. m NATIONAL P6ESI06NT WAE BOUND TO GLASSIFIBD AOVBRUSING DBipT. HOURS fiec6'0tNE066M Hartfotd. MMMrSflUJCR M INM COMM’r^BVA d E T IM TEACHIN' ■ I dan M6-UBB after • p.ra. eVENTUALUy/ NAVIflATlON/y < II 8 AJIl to 4t80 PJL VUKlTt-lM V0TE/1H» WTHE AOBO80 •OOrganle F I8 5 T TIM E THAT HASHAPFENEP] compound AOCOyNTANT SENIOR COLONIAL BOARD Co. lOadcomoMB IN TH E L0M 6A N P A jOAiOUS 01 NeoattiUaa SOtshipF COPY CLOSINOTDIB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. l l a A H^TORVOFONLOOMA 11 Of UM MR d o w n 4i0i PJI; DAT MBFOgUB POBUOAnOM Skined and unsklUed. Excel A sMUad proCMSfonal is IS Shad* of I Symbol! of UQBrr TRtXiaNO. tmlkdeliv- lent wagas, fun-tima, 8 days gnan authority Deaditae t e gataviay eiM Mtedey li 4 6 1 PJIL PMday. needed to augmont our ISSinM 3 Almichafti ety, yard!, attics, oSUan clean stafr. OoDsge or aeoounUiig per waak. Shift dtOsroatial, ed end ramonred. Alao odd Jobs. BhM Cross, CMS, llfo taisnr- u m d w 3Row PLEASE READ TOUR AD sohool roqulred along wRa leOardan 4Uavata 33S6om 644-8BB3. expectenoe In the g m r a l ones, paid boUdiqrs, other flowtr OlCitabUahaa 18 Guard aoooro tteg lUkL CLP-A. la fringe MnoOts. — TffTj 17 Samltte SOMarlnara ___ OiR—Med_er «*Wam Ade" are telun ever the pkaae ae • NOW IS THE 71101 to protect lIBeuMliMvUn (Sword!) 37 Italian protaTOdbut not; IfDonlny 6 And not languaga read fela ad ttefIS S T and roatore original appear 31 Skin cUm Ic w riter ^ ” APPB ^ jMd BBPOKT BEBOM In tfnie far tke with adoqnata Progreeslve and expanding A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 30 City in 7 Coaur d*——, SSAllavlatad ance of your ahieMta driveway, lAaddKlon toai Montana coloration ^ K w»P!*rfb»e lor Miy ONE ' com p a n y . Idaho SSOraakgodof 80 Juicy fruit! n o tw omlUed laaertlon for any sdvartleementiiaA------only Um wllli a good coat ot protective asslgnmont this opportunity ...rp VHsITURE TO S3 JapanoM 8 ItaUan ^ 40Frte»aiax- toIB ^I S b eortMt ■fM liiit m of S _a a,—«m w iliR TO WASTE THE PRIR5-SONOW W aat ControcHm 14 er St, Manchester. KXJVE aOT KJUR OR. FWB SOOuldo’f high m aaa at am elaedfled training financing, Insurance, EXPERIENCED — Halrdreos- UCK» COMIKOFFAMINE/ Ne ammwg a t tol!j> n Metod? Bimpfy call BY LBFF and McWILLlAMS nota ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga retirement and boqpitallaaUon ar wanted. Apply Marlow's 41 Old World Beauty Salon, 867 Main St. TREE Uxard rage, reo rooms, bathrooms plans. Many dealars aarolng ROUTE I err THi ^ MHil i, in a tunnel 813,000, $18,000 $20,000 and ‘ Aon THI SAKS, M 8SSAM ... '■ lATM.THS------43 Ship EDWARDS Uled, kitchens remodeled, ce CLERK WANTED DOMESTIC help. 8 JONES HAD B C r m BTON more a year. Get' the foots. SUTVOU»M _ S t commandar ment worit, cellar floors, pa days a week, own transporta SALESMEN HIS WAV SACK MTH THE 40 African Write Box 806, East Hartford TRIMMERS MONSV.~ TIMe'S KUWIINS, SERYIOE tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- tion, New home in Bolton. OaU OiST, mabintTv J livaatodc iT or caU oMlect 289-1021. Hive- dlBMM synsU, Builder. 040-4281. TYPIST 647-1088. We have exceUent routes nlngs Mr. BeUse 688-9389. available In the Manchester 4TNoxloua I75-1S1I NEWTON H. SMITH A SON — •ffluviura Excellent Job opportunity SECRETARY for professlanal area for the ambltioue man World’s largest tree trim Ramodellng, repairing, addi 48SuUr and lin v e TaWB hear for a .quaUfled typiri either oftloe In RookvUle, knowledge who can eeU our nationally tions, reo rooms, garages, angaiad 9 t tim e at the part-time or fuU-time. Must of bookkeeping necessary. advertisad Dairy Producta. ming company has open porches and roofing. No job 40Raapaci be high school graduate and Write Box F, Manchester Her We offer steady employ too small. Call 649-8144. have g(ood tigure aptitude. a ld . ings for foreman. Top wag Avloiiioblss Por SrI r 4 ment, guaranteed minimum KEYPUNCH OPERATORS — Good wages, pleasant work CARPENTRY— concrete etepe, CATALOG FREE. I'U imnd you of 8100. per week based on es and excellent benefits. Alpha-Numeric, temporary fuU ing conditions, excMlent floors, hatchways, remodeling, 024 page Popular Oub catalog. ■alary jUue commloelon with IMO M OA R oa d rter w hite, |300. or part-time, days, nights. benefit program. A j^y Call 649-4242. porches, garages, closets, ceil Let your friends ritop from it opportunity to earn much 088-1002, a fte r 0. Start near home. Hipest ings, attics finished, reo T hen y ou p ick |60 and m o re in more and exceUent company CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNRI BOX LETTERS rooms, formica, coramie. O^- rates, no fee. Staff BuUders, paid beneftto Including life 871EE — 1808 Chevrolet, run free Items. AMce WUUams, er related work. No Job tM 11 Asylum St, Hartford, 278- FIRST NATIONAL Insurance, hoapItaUsation WAYOUT ning condition. Call 742-8062 af Popular Club Plan, D ept UBOS, BY KBN MUSE F or Y onr smalL Dan Moran, Bunder. 7610. and accident alckneee bene- SCH(X)L BUS drivers — be te r 4:80. STORES, INC. Lynbrook, New Yoik. flte. lofORIIEthSl Evenings 048-8880. DOMESTIC for housework in tween 7:18 and 8:80, 3 to 8:80. 6 0 HARRV OM-EVL CMOW XWICMTHEyDEGO 1807 PLYMOUTH, ,6 cyUnder, PARK A OAKLAND AVES. 648-0979. m o HR HOMEBREW WID A IB 6 CALL MW 6 0 7 3 E 6 TNX WES ROBBINS Carpentry re rest home. FuU-Ume, days. Ap B A C K T O T H E standard, excellent running EAST HARTFORD INAARALLBL IN-PUT FULL FB Q60-HPE CUAON THE HERALD will not modeling epeclallst Additlona, ply Manchester Manor, or caU Holp Wantsd— Mato 36 Apjdlcante ahould be mar GOOD OLE AtORSE dlecloee the Identity of oondltloa, 2 new tires, $100. 847- OAL P ..£ .. J)..-A N T 16 END OWN V e LOO WHEN THC WORRV WART • •MIlrMAkw ree rooms, dormers, porches, 6484)120. ried and over 31, be able 6 6 0 Z 6 P WIO OPEN INTERN/imONAU any advertiaar using box 1270. to eeU and give eervlce to BANDCONOX BTR- cabinets, formica, built - Ins, EXPERIENCED custodian FED LME/WX COOL OLOLUK DE...... CODE/ letters. Readers answer^ SCH(X)L BUS drivers between Dean Machine Products bathrooms, kitchens, 049-8446. wanted for part-time work eve the pubUc. Fm- intervjew, WID.QRN E6 Q 6B O N W 0 P V U / Ing Mind box ads who 7:10 and 8:80, 2 to 8:80. 648- SECRETARY for Beneficial Fi ap ply BAMO' SHORT RIBS BY FRANK OTHSAL deelro to protect their nance Co. 0-day week, 2 nings. Must be over 31. CaU 103 CO LO N IAL R D . Tnicin Tractors 8 HOMES, OARAOBS, porches, 9079. Identity can follow this weeks vacation with pay, froe 0404ISS4. reo roonu, room addittons, I860 FORD Econllne van, com DENTAL ASSISTANT —Kx- tawirance, unusual thrift plan, SEALTEIST FOODS Hae Immediate openlnga for: Utcheiu, rooflng, siding, gen (MARM pletely reconditloced excellent perienced preferred, knowledge high school graduate Interest Bnoloae yonr reply to thetoe eral repair work. BTnonclng 118 Sum m it S t., M an ch ester sh ap e P rice $800. OoU 84441084. of buslneM office procedures. ed tn permanent poelttoa wl^ ftHOOL boot In an en v u op e — avaUaMe. No down payment. EXPERIENCED Turret Lathe Operators E vening*. Reterencee required. Box V, 647-1484 address to the Clasri- E con om y BuUdera, In o. 648- advancement Attractive per- fled Manager, Manchester Manchester Herald. sonaUty, appearance and aMl- Inspectors experienced In 1808 DOtXlE, U’ rack body. 6108. O.D. GRINDERS aircraft parts Evening Herald, together Oompletely reconditioned, ex Ity to nseet the pubUc nec- Interviewed daUy 0:80-4. with n memo listing ^ ce lle n t shape $800. C a ll 044-0084 esaary. Apply 838 Main St., BRIDGEPORT An equal opportunity employer companies you do NOT WOMEN TO SERVICE Manchester, between 0-6. AU Benefits want to Boe your letter. evenings. ^ RooEiiq and OPERATORS BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Your letter will be de CMmiiays 14-A COSMETIC BAR WAITRESS — FuU-time, d^^, ALL AROUND JANITORS — part-time eve- stroyed If the edvertlaer pleasant surroundings. 647- rENKT^ACALLJUSTCMIK vmL,Ti«Res\ 'touMAMi'm WHY HOT? MISS ULLYB A DEAR is one you’ve mentioned. THE BEST In roofing — and TOOL MAKERS nlnge, Manchester area. CaU YOUNG MAN wanted to worit 1601. raOM MiSOUUNPlLLY. SME HOUR FIRST TOHEIPSOME UTUE OLD I APT WHOPOE5NT If not It win be handled M oblt Homos 8-A roof repair. CaU Coughlin, Some Experience Necessary 048-4468, three to eix p.m. chly. in supermarket good working o m hndher aiAS&ES. AKI6NMEKW WNNNnOlBt tat the uaual manner. 648-7707. conditions, 6 days a week, 04. ■AT AH EYE AT PRY1N6*I00 A E & S GAGE CO. PAN FOROUR SERVICES. AMD, CAMPER 77LAILER. 1867, Mus- TWO DRIVERS needed for com Apply Vernon Carolp Market, ROOFING — Specladlzing re A P P L Y T o AS 1 SAIY, YOU NEVER KNOW tang, sleeps 4, self-contained. pany pick-up truck. Knowledge Veniott Circle, 649-6820. pairing roofs of aU kinds, new NURSES WANTED FOR Mitchell Dr., Manchester WHAT WU.L HAPPEN. / T ' 870-4808. of Hartford area neceeoaiy. Ap roofs, gutter work, chimneys TREASURE CITY TEMPORARY SdCdBR ply in person, Klook Oo., 1373 cleaned and repaired, SO years' FOtiMD — Male cat, MUtese. EXPERIENCED tractor traUer TcUand Ipke., Manchester. MECHANIC experience. Free e(rtlmates. 410 MIDDLE TPKE., WEST REPLACEMENT P O S m O N S . fu ll giawa, about 2 weeks ago, MotoreyelM— driver. Steady woik for quaU CaU Howley 64S-086L 844. MAN for tire service, good pay, vtotadty llaple St Someone'a li e y d E S MANCHESTER, CONN. fled person. Apply SAD, In c ., LUBE - MAN 11 8 8 8 8 . OPENINGS ALSO 46-66 hours per week, aU bene 1 pet OsH 040-4887 day or etve- 90 HlUlard Street, Manchester. 1987 HONDA, 800 Scrambler, 2,- A V A IL A B L E VOR fits. Must be steady worker, Two PosttlMM Open in Our ntaig. experienoe helpful. Apply Ni 000 mllee, like new. CaU 848- MATURE WOMEN needed for CABINET maker with supervi Service Dept for QuaUfled M U n iw r y , PERhlANENT POSITIONS Men. i'ay Scale in Accord- 2074. fuU or part-time work, hours sory experience. BxoeUent op chols Manchester Tire, Inc.,. 296 B roa d S t , M an d iester. A E liw ssm aU in « 1 9 can be arranged. Air-condition portunity. Displaycraft, 048- Uc. TM. lU. M 00. ence. Multiple Brlnge Bene 1906 HONDA, 160, exceUent con- 0607. DRESSMAKma — Alterotlons, ed, pleasant working condi I t you are an RN cr LPN fits A Paid Vacation. Apply RIDE WANTED vlolnlty Wad dltioa, low mileage, $800. CaU I “ No answer! I imagine they're off on eome poor.people's zlipers replaced, etc. Excel tions. Apply in person, Dlno's and interested in a tompo- In Person Only. dell School to SUver Lane near 742-7838 after 0 p.m. APPLICATTONS now being ac- march . . . they only have one car and a black and len t w orkm anship. CaU 649- 600 E. Middle Tpke. nuy, penmnsnt, fuB-Ume MICKY.EDIK J.-M . Fields, working hours cepted for fuU and part-time BY LANK LEONARD white T V !” 1967 BSA Royal Star, low 4811. or part-time posiMloa, oon- employment to begin secemd DILLON SALES 8:80 - 4:40. CaU 041^4880. mUeage. Best offer over $600. EXPERIENCED bUUng typist, toot the Personnel Dept., BUT PHIL IS BUSYING HIMSELF with knowledge of bookke^ week of September. If you are Notice & SERVICE, INC. HAN0LIN6 MINERVA'S WITH AN OLD HOBBY— CaU 1-380-0017. Manchoster Memorial Hos- 817 M ain S t , M an ch ester ing, pleasant office, many 648-1141, Ext 243. interested In working In a clean CAAIPAiai FOR SHERIFF, STEVE CANYON M ovilIiM ^Traeklng— IS THE NATKM^S NUMBER •m-U.APaLOEUa BY MILTON CANIPP benefits, salary open. Tele- . salary and fringe mid friendly atmosphere and ONE ADVERTISING GENIUS, I k t o r o M 20 Mione 289-6861. Duo-Fast Norih- benoOta aaA •vary personal, are a wlUIng worker, contact; AWEN U. MADISON— NEED OART Credit very bad? H«l|i WMtod YOU ARE ...STEVE CANYON, PEEP IN AMNESIA, THE FRENCH SCREEN STAR MARES HER PRI U MANCHESTER DeUvery—light east, 22 Tolland St., East Hart frlehdly working Manager, Brunswick Parkade VERY MIST 00/ Bankrupt, ropoaeesslonT Hon- APPLIANCE LEAVES THE LOW TO FINP A WARM VATE SI6NAL TD HER CHAUFf EUR THAT SHE trucking and package deUvery. ford . Lanes, Parkade Shopping Cen SWEET... - I HAVE PLACE TO sleep! MADEMOtSELU BON cot IDouglaa accepts lowest ter. No phone calls accepted. HAS HAP BNOUOH— ANP HE SAYS* YOU ARE A-1, (ruck Is A-1. Refrigerators, washers and AccomitaHt SALES PiERSON SO MUCH BON'S CAR » THE PERFECT SPOT. dofwn, smallest payments, any- APPLICATIONS now being ac ExpaHcooe preferrod Cellars, attics, yards, drive stove moving, specialty. Fold TOOOl wbers. Not small loan finance cepted for fuU and part-time DATA PROCESSING clerk with OIL BURNER SERVICE man! but not neoei ways sealed and email truck ing chairs for rent. 640-0702. 1 or 2 yeans Industria company plan. Douglas Mo employment to begin second some keypunch experience, 36 Opportunity for a reUable man e Good Wages tors, 045 Main. ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- week of September. you are hour week. Apply Business Of to earn above average wages Aceosmttng. Exodkn e OonqMwy Benei mono Truoking Service toU- interested In working In a fice, Manchester Board of Edu for smaU but growing oU com opportaiiity for the lighi e Vaeattou P aliitln 9 --Papariiig 21 e Good Working 1802 VAUANTT, standard 6 free, 743-9(87. clean and friendly atmosMiere cation, 1140 Main St. pany. Ebcperienced, transporta n a n . oytlnder. Oar In good nmning L. PELLETIER — Painting — tion, uniforms, hoqittallsatlon, Oondltte SHARPENING Service — Saws, and are a willing worker, con oonditlon, $800. 742-8238. interior and exterior, papering DENTAL Secretary Recep paid holidays and vocations. knives, axes, shears, skates, tact Manager, Brunswek Park- Reply W ith Resumes W . x f and paper removal, fuUy In tionist for down town Hartford MttcheU Fuel Oo., 90 Brook 1804 FA IR L A N E 000, 2- d oor rotary Modes. Quick service. ade Lanes, Parkade Shopping Manobeater Parka ia sured. 048-9048, and 649-8826. Center. No phone calls accept office. Interesting dlveralfled field St., South Windsor, Conn. See M r. Xtaompaeir sports hardtop. Oar in exsel- Oipltol Bipiipment Co., 88 worki. CaU 522-0211. To P.O. Box 791 ed. 289-0796. Eqnd ~ ‘ ■ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY lent running condition. Best Main St., Manchester. Hours INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe Matidiestar Goan. 06040 o ffe r o v e r $800. 742-8288. daUy 7:8041, Thursday, 7:80-8, cial rates for people over 00. LADIES —Work any 8 eve WAITRESS ynOM 0:80 to 8 MILLER PHARMACY requires Saturday 7:80-4. 048-7068. p.m., no experience necesaary. N f zbM IH B R WHOlAIANTSIDIiamOUr CaU my competitors, then caU nings, married women prefer drug clerk, fuU-tlme, some ex T 1908 TRIUMPH TO 8 Roadster, me. Estimates given. 049-7808, CaU 649-8236. T he E g g an d Y ou perience preferred, driver’s N o e r r i s AWyTWNBABOUNPHBie? y D-L TRUCKINO. light truok- red, high commissions, short ALLTHE gooil cmidltlon, $700 or best of 870-8401. Restaurant, 1090 Main St. license, must be reUable, good fer, 049-4912. OsU before 2 p.m. Ing done. AtUos and Cellare hours, c a r n e ce ssa ry . OaU SMM6 Avril Greco, 1-267-9077. pay. No phone calls. MORTY MEEKLB cleaned. Trash hauled to the PAINTTNG — interior and ex WAITRESS — part-time eve TOYtJO. 1807 M E R C U R Y C om m uter sta BY DICK CAVALLI dum p. R easonaM e. Phone 648- terior, very reasonaMe, free nings. Apply In person, WUUe'a BURIfER SERV1DE MM tion wagon, fully equipped, disc 0846, 048-9978. Steak House, 444 Center S t a a c .. estimates. CaU Richard rALWAV3 6W / souNeoarABOUTAS m u c h la o M A N c e brakes, excellmt condition. Martin, 649-9280, 649-44U. WANTED Experience Necessary lUXCTOfiTAND ASA eAOiW LOF ^NErGmeooe&. Must seU, $2,890. 649-0090. ^ UORT truoking, odd Jobs, also SAVE TIME BOOKKEEPER—Typlat for one HSaBANOUXtK. moving large appliances. Burn g girl office, experienced oiUy. Mote aeeet the hlgto> ataodarR quality and Integrtty C H E e U N G E T JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom requited hy> ATiHEeoHser. 1801 FORD GaJaxle, V-8 auto- ing barrels deUvered, $4. 044- painting. Interior and exterior, SAVE MONEY Displaycraft, 648-9607. Good reliable mechianlc Cor matic transmission, 4-door 1770 or 389-8834. papeirhanging, waUpaper re maintenance on fleet of ART Unkletter invites you to school buses. Must have — \r hardtop, g ood ninntai|r con d i moved. WaUpaer books on re WHY FIGHT THE MORIARTY BROTHERS. Iim. BUIXDOZER, heokhoe work, join Beeline Fashions, the par general knowledge of ell c : b tion, $200. 048-8848. quest. FuUy tawured. Free esti 331-818 CENTER 8T. land olearlng, septlo tanks in ty plan company, whose styles rqpaln inchiidtaig ofr and mates. CaU 649-9608. TRAFFIC MANCHESTER, CONN. — MS-6188 stalled, drainage fields. Paul SECRETARY WANTED are the choice of Mlos Universe bydrauUo txnake ayatems, 1987 FAIRLINE, O.T., 880, 4- and Mrs. America. No coUect- tnruigmlasiop overtuuU. In- Veciellnn Insnrencie Peaslew Sohendel, 0494MOO. PAINTING — Exterior and In end Many Mere Fringe BenefttsI speed. 743-0048. FOR PERSONNEL DIRECrOR Ing or deUverlng. Car neces staUotioa of ohitcfaes, etc. PR18CIU,A'S POP BY AL VERMEER terior, quality workmanehp. t r e e EXPERT — Trees out, Manchester Memorial Hos Good boura end good pay. ReasonaMe rates. Free eet- sary. CaU 049-2402, 040-0480. ^rfcur c o n s c ie n c e is 1807 O U lS M O B IL B F80 club buUdlng lots cleared, trees top pital is looking for a secre Referenoeo required. And there's mates. CaU 742-6690. always with nothin^ you can coupe, standard shift, 6 cylin ped. Got a tree proMem? WeU tary for the Director of Per A PART-TIME poaltlaa from Pr-iscilla.' do about ft/ der, 28,000 mUee. 048-4413. worth phone caU, 742-8202. sonnel. yotu: home mornings. Windsor, ■< Nothin^.' — RookviUe, Manchester, Hart H. A. FRINK 1807 O ID 8M O B IL E , running • mm im. m i«i. li. r«i oA TYPING, mlmeograidiing, key Hoor FlnMihig 24 Stenographic ability Is es ford areas open. Hourly rate. oondltloa, very, good engine, punching. Resumes, reports, sen tial. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- TeleMume work contact Wapping—644-1902 needs transm lw^. Call 047- proposals, theses, letters, bul CAPTAIN EASY ing, old and new. AU floqys ing buslneases. 1-768-4011. Y oung W Om an— BY LBSUE TURNBE 9803. letins, bUHng. Low rates, aerv- ElxceUent salary and fringe treated with 8 coats of hot wax. • ioe around the clock, 20 per benefits. Interesting work n f u l l -t i m e office girl, typing ------r HE^BEBN , 1800 2-DOOR PONTIAO CataU- Also Meaning and rewaxlng. BLAZBSlTHHRCAR'. 90 THEY cent discount on Initial order, dynamic office. abUlty needed, personable, wlU MECHANIC.uuCHANIC — HbcceUmit ooppor- STRANSel f SHOT! CONTAcrl 012 COMB HBRBm.BUT OIONT na, maroon. Spotless, excellent CaU 648-0881. tunity for quaUfled man. See JUpas POWER. ' HOMIOPEhANP LUl Bond, 289-8967. Business tratai, knowledge of office pro- * |fSTDPl mTAIL'BMM.LEAmi ruittlng oondUioo, low mileage. Apply Personnel Depart Mr. Sloan, Sloan’s Garage, Rt. I^SNTANSWBRI , CALL AN AMOIP ' lyHATTMETRE UP TO*. Automation Services. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- cedure helpful. Apply In pe^ Are You Looking? anp the POORTS lLANCEH.BUr DM $1,M0 or taka ov$r payments. ment, Manchester Memorial son . 988 M ain S t., M anchester 88 V ernon. Ing (speoloUalng in older UNLOCKEPt LETS APRAIP IT# Call SiO-4017. CBRAMIO tile, walla, floors, H ospital, 648-1141, E x t. 248. or call 648-1694 from 9 a.m . to floors). Inside painting. Paper . LOOK AROUNPI TOO LATBl vanities, etc. AU work guaran WE HAVE openings In our Heat 1800 C H E VRO LET Im p ola , au- hanging. No Job too amaU. 4 p .m . teed. Free eoUmates. CaU 049- Treating Dept, on aU shifts, <1, t<»natlc (transmission, power John VerfaUle, 049-0700. We have an immediate opening for an in “ IM br NIA. be 8480. TYPISTS—Secretaries, Tempor many benefits, produoticn bon UL TM Kee uO m ' •jfcMfapPAg. steering, very good tires, good ary, fuU-time or 9-8, Immediate uses paid plus shift premiums. BUSY AUTO dealership ki Man telligent person in our Advertising Depart driving condition, $270. Call TREE removal-Trimmlng. Rea jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff Apply In person, Klock (fo., 048-l$8e after 4 p.m. chester area needs 2 clerks for BY BOB LUBBERS sonable rates. Covered for BuUders, 11 Asylum Street, 1272 TcUond Tpke., Manches ment. The young woman we employ will find property damage. Got a tree cashier, accounts receivable, te r. DOUSLei c ie / e fc . 19M OHBVROLEIT Super Sport, Mortgogos 27 Hartford, 278-7610. CHAH6ltieMYFAC0 .o F co o a e e proMem? CaU Dana's Tree accounts payable, other dl- TM ttFLAtn^y AR&ir 4-speod, bucket seats, radio, the position most interesting, varied and WONT STOP Me NOTu. Service, 033-8420. SECOND MORTGAGE — Un veroiaed duties. Clerical back Tl?yM&rOBLOW heater, good condition, aridng ...... ■ ' ' " I limited funds avallaMe for sec ground desired. Some typing. TlLLOOKLIKe YOU^ IW5IP/DU6 $m . 047-1678, after 0. challenging. U 'uA SERVICE when you need It. ond mortgasea, payments to Must have'pleasant personality M^N AND WOMEN NEEDED norSKY-Hl6HT Complete riiarpenlng service, and abUlty to talk to people. n n i i r r l" ' I . >■ fimavBLLB! iSooi e-oyUnder, suit your budget. Expedient Aoe band and power moiwers. Pleasant working conditions. h> m standard transmlsstoii. Oall service, J. D. Realty, 048-0120. SECOND AND THIRD SHIFT JOBS LITTLE BPORTI I. HANCBESTER EVENIKG REBALD, HAKCHESTEB, CONK. MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 72 W w fd To Iteiif 41 HovtM For Sol* 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN ArikiM fior Soto 4S • ‘ ___ _ BERRY'S WORLD FAUILT OF FIVE deeperately SEIVEN ROOM older home, ex- TOBAOCX) nattlnf. Good for mUACULATE 6 room Ranch, oeUent condition, on bu* Hue. H m m 9 m m B n Oot O f Towa U m u, troM, and banry lm*b needs 8 bedroonu, Uanchea- three bedrooms, fireplace, gar Oot O f Towa tar or South Windsor area. 644- Property includes 3 extra build- Dirksen Sees No Dissent CLASSIFIED coven . Call RoekvUla 8crat> age, lovely lot Walk t© sdxx>I, ing lots. Marion B. Itobertaoo, r a is e d r a m o b — modam For 71 0846. . riwpplng, and transportation. kltdien wtth aU buUtfas, ■■■■■ ------‘Homs el Oompanr. mdBBT. Realtor, 648-6068. FRIVAGY — 8 room Rondt, > X MANCHESTER RETIRED LADY would like 8 Oall H. Mr Freohstta Realty, formal Onliw room, family HEBRON — Rt H, Gay City To Republican Platform Service io x n in n n c b h b e t b — Caed MANCHESTER NEW—6 room room, F bedrooma, SH baths, Mctton, • room Bondi. S bod- baths, baomad oalltng, pan- end BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER or 4 room flat or apartment. 647-0908/ Ouellty’ L.TV TOLLAND TURNPIKE ADVERTISING aa printUif plataa, .000 thick, Ranch, Uled batt, garage, 2 2 flreplaese, S-oar garage, $84.- rooms, formal dinitig room, 3 aUng, goragaa, pond, water- 040-7220. ______fans, 8 oeras, ptaa grove. (C from Page One) X xN ” , K oanta aaoh or 6 for « A . T B S l - i O RANCH — 7 rooms, 3 f S nice porches, very large lot, •00, Fhilbriok Agenoy Reoltoie, All! bbths, dsn with flroplaoe, ^ filtrating Into legitimate bual' CLASHHED ADYBRIKSING DIPT. B0UB8 H. can MS.tm. WANTED TO RENT — garage baths, modam kltohan with 616 Bush HUl Bd. T. Shamion, 3-oor garage, large treed tot Ihitofalna Agenoy, Roaltate, 840 We ore not about to send a SOUTH WINDSOR IJ SULLIVAN AVE., SHOPPING CENTER for storage Ol antique auto. Will buUt-lna, formal dining room, with garden and (ndt trees. By Amertosn boye 9,00(r-10,000 popular 8AJLt»4:MPJi. IF OARFBTB look dun ai^ 800-6682. ______DUFUBX 4-4. eenteel hMoMan. At the some time the RepubU- pay 85. per month. 040-0480 eve- family room, 8 bedrooma, 2- owner. sig-TaM. EAST HARTFORD — FoctMta, con statement proposes a "re- droar, n m om tha apote aa LAKBFRONT — aU brick, year •■M m 822,- miles away from home to do n li^ . oar garage. Excellent neigh Foreet St area, 4-bodroom lentleae attack’’—wtth an In thay appear with Bloa Luatra. borhood, 881,000. PhUbrick ’ round home, modem Mtchen 900. B.M. IFodlotte R e o ^ , sir BOLTON — Qwtom U A R 7- whnt Asteim boye ought to be MANCHESTER oorr cLOsnro im i f o r c l a s s if iid a d t t . Rant tiaotrle ahampooar, |l. Raised Rsnoh, ree room, IH .. creasing rde for private enter- ELDERLY COUPLE seek 8 or Agency, Realtors, 640-5847. with buUMne, living room with •NS. Ronoli, dotriUe garage 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 4iSS FJL BAT — BTOBE PIIEUOATiaN The Shaiwin*WQUama Co. hatha, a^iar garage. Owner ikitog forthemsatvee. prtoe—on aodal conditions 8H room sparhnent with ap fireplace, 8 bedrooma, wtth mndeek. Immaculate con The RapdbUeon document S w flta a Otr aaturtiV IlM S iF la diW p m fMday. pliances. First floor In center MODERATE SIZED Ranch, POlllIlt area, glT,- 137,800. 8884846. breeding criminals. TOBACCO BARN boaida and baths, garage. Selling below re dition. Over two e«ree of com oontonda tha oAnlnistxatioii "We pled^ a vigorous effort, of town. Oall 742-5020 after 0 that’s aa clean as a whistle, 800, tiMroottva elx room home, p ile privacy. Priced in the ISO year old hand hewed bam placement cost at 831,000. KiU- BOLTON LAKE — 6% room (alto to reoognlie the true tooue nationwide, to transform the p.m. wtth new paint outride, newly brick Agency, Realtors, 640- flrq^looe, gimge, nice oondl- mid 30’s for immediate sole. TO«ni oooM unoN w u . tlmbera. GbH 870-1010 after 0. ttoB. HUUSiSns Agenoy Real Bondi, ana oar garage, 94 acre In Vietnam "to not oontrol ot blighted areas of cities into cen D IA L M 3 4 7 1 1 redecorated Inside. Kitchen has 6847. ______Hoyee Agency, 6464U81. wooded tot Firm 818,600. WUl territory but the security end SCRBSKNUD loam, proceaaed QUIET older coiq>le dealres 4 simny dining area, 20’ living tor*, S4»-Bnt. ters of opportunity and pro for 5 room flat in 2 famUy home hold wtth depodt ody. Bxod- toyolty of the populoUcn.’’ gress, culture and talent," It 'FarjyintheHlleelL room. Downatalrs completely CONTEMPORARY Ranch — gravel, alao bank run gravd. NEW LUrriMU — Six room WAPPINQ — 7 room SpUt Hy lont bug. OoU now. Tho R. F. It aoys the DemocroU "uptece- 1 reasonable. Near bus. 628-8200. finUbed and heated. Mlnl-park- large living room with dining says. George H. Gritting, 748-7880. ovorsimd Oape wlith fuR died ing room with flrapioce, mod Dimoek Wo., 0494346. mesl commitment of men and L, 3 flreolaces, three bed The platform calls for more llke yard. Teen’s. Wolverton donhor. Ntenss throw from em Uteban, buUt-lns, fomUy material has wasted our mas JADE! BLABS and chunks, green rooms, iVb baths, finished ree self-respect and incentive in H d s ^ Ai^ancy Realtors, 640-2818. Main Stroot Two fun botlM, room, a baths, laigd anotooed ELLINOTON sive mlUtory supertority "whUe and blaek. Two rock top taMee. room, carport. Large treed patio, dead end street Aaeum- wdfore programs, tax credits to SPECIALS Starter IMng room wSOi flrspiooo. Large Garrison — View South 'Vletaameoe forces who MflW 37 0x10 camper trailer. 048-3871. MANCHESTTER - lot PhUbrick Agency, Reol- aUe 4 per cent morigage. Own businesses hiring disadvantaged For Sirtt 70 home. Five rooms. Includes large kttohiB, thawe oar Sevan room, olr-oandUtoned, should be cortytag more of the ottisens, loons for persons in de # A TVTTT'T-'VT A V T/^T- APPLICATIONS being accepted OARAGE SALE — Televlalon, tors, 6400847.______garage. Ito Immaculate oondL er 644-3174. burden have not been trained MANCHESTTER ^-Central looa- two bedrooma up, three oU rooma carpeted, qioctoua cayed areas so they con own 1 llNfof achool bua drivers, part or colonial bed, furniture, electric down. Aluminum aiding, new EAST Center Street — 6-6 two tIotL Wohrertaa Agenoy, Rool- TOLLAND OotoniaL Otuatonding cov aitd equqiped fort enough. homes and buslnesaes, expan fuU-tlme. 040-8400. guitar, bottles, toys, ndscel- tUm, brick huUdlng, two stores tata,SN4tU. The Republicans promise a DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS phis adjoining two famUy furnace. 816,800. Wolverton family flat. Good office loca LOADED WITH CHARM ered petto wtth panoramic sion of pre-school programs for 0 laneous. 113 No. Elm 6t, 847- Agency R o to r s , 040-3818. tion, plenty of posslbUlUes. Nor view. Immedlaite occupan strategy permitting a progres dOsadvantaged children and uni EVERY WEDNESDAY J WINDOW cleaners experienced 1041. jr- home. Present rental return BAIT CBSri'BK NT., • room 6% room Odonial Ranch MECHANIC and reliable, steady work, man Hohenthal Realtor, 646- cy. Immoculoto. Yours for' sive de-Amerleonlzation of the fication of the various separate 8840 monthly. Busineaa loned, MANCHESTER and vlolnlty. bouoa, O eonod, (or dootor’a o^ with a bedrooma, den, of war, both mlUtory and otvU- fringe bmefits call 840-5884. LOST bright carpet oolora. . . 1166. ______$39,400. CaU Mr. Lewis, 646- food dtotributhm programs. financing avaUahle. CaU The Over 76 homes from 87,600 up. floos, a o r S famUlao, i s r fice, country kMchen, 2 6806. reators them with Blue Lus lan,’’ by ooncentrofiiig on secu ’Hie cost of Inflation to oiti- Childr«n «nioy Popular onrichad Large local concern has R. F. Dlmock Co., 640-6246. CaU Mitten Realty Company, SCARBOROUGH Road, Colonial frentige. Bntohtaia Agenoy, baths, huge Uvtng room rity for the population In Viet openings for a man experi tre. Rant electric ahampooer 6406834. sena and "economic misman ReaMors, 048-0080. 7 rooms, modem kitchen, form with stone fireptoce, etc. nam, buildbig the country poUti- agement of the highest order" enced in machine repairs H. Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper al dining room, den, large Uv- 3)4 ooree wtth bem (or B 6l W SaltniiM Waafvdl 3AeA InvMtmMf PropBrty SlOJfOO — rizuni modem 4-room caUy and strengthming local by the Democratic administra and maintenance In Its Bak Supply. O ita hr NU, kb BOWERS SCHOOL — Cape, 6 Ing room with fireplace, IH horsae. 821,600. OoU John Riinflb, fidl ooOar, many ax- Barrows and Wallace Co. (oroos. tion to a central theme running ery D ept, night work, UCENSBD Real Estate aale- For SoloM e rooms plus paneled offiop, batha, 8 large bedrooms, 3-car Sledeaky, 6494806. MANCHESTER PARKADE permanent posltlan, excd- men with previous experience. OARAGE SALE. Curtains, treed lot, garage, 821,600. FhU- tru, loka privOegaa. Ah axoel- The pUttorm presenU the Re- through the RepuhUcan docu- WHITE "Don't W/ock ony plann that hava pawngan who an garage, 812,000. PhUbrick MANCHESTER 6494806 Oall U r. Phllbrick, PhUbrick drapes, rods, Unens, mirror, MANCHESTER — Ropmlng lant biqr. XW l V ttan Agenoy, puhUcans oa the party to re- jnenL * lent wages and employe dahgatas to tha /tapubUcan Convention— they re got brick Agency, Realtors, 040- Agency, R o t o r s , 640-6847. heneftts. Send resume to Agency, 640-5847. chairs, dUhea, glaasware oil house, good location between 6847. Raoltan, 848-68W. B &L W AWTVWiw f.Aww _ OMmrnMBummes VUtnom dUamma on n sound economic policy enough troubles!" P.O. Box 1488, Hartford, painting, dress materials, redevelopment and propoeed MANCHESTER — Brick Ranch. home that fust IMS hodd Otoetrie abounds It offers new leoderriilp ,rould check an Inflation that is women’s cloGilng, 18-18, bric- MANCHESTER — 4-bedraom Barrows and Wallace Co. experience and qual shoppliw center. Potential ROLUNO Park — 8 room Cape Formal dining room, two fire MANCSBBSTER PARKADB host Installed. Fiverim mnmaxwuuis, __ ^ hostegs to foe ” many mis- robbing people’s paychecks, a-brac, some antiques^ bed home, central loeation, a fire- ifications. IK^L gross, 80,180 per year. 80,000 in fine neighborhood, fireplace. places, finished rec room, MANCHESTER 0494a06 pordi, (Irqdaoe, fnU bath. Ex- . sending iitterest rates soaring d i r a v f i o n spreads, calming Jars, moving A llf M |v n 99 plaeoj, 3-eor garage, wooded down to right buyer. Ample two fuU batha, loads of closet breeseway, garage, large lot. eeUent toeation. A good buy at TTie preamble ptetures the snd plunging the United States m m e —830 Nelpalo Rd. Glastonbury, lot. Immediate F I ' 3 t T C B M I l M t S 63 parking, reflnlriied Inside and space, full abed dormer, form 838,600. PhUbrick Agency Real Iri. Bnm ef^ oet^jp^. Bel h ^v B ’TWO LOTS, 76x130 In $13,800. Immediate poasesslon. UiHted States tat tunnoU be- into a balance of payments cri- BAKER TRAINEE ne^ed to ------Wed. Thurs., Friday. WANTED TO BUY — antiques, out. ExceUent Investment prop al dining room or fourth bed tors, 649-6847. Air Real Estate, 6U-96S3. WastWest Palm Paai-JLBeach, winFlorida. T. J. Oroekatt, Rooltor, 648- cause of tiie war, dtrintogratton gla IntenmtionaUy. BREAD ETRST FLOOR four rCom apart erty. Call The R. F. Dlmock room. Losts of trees. 823,000. of American society, riums, in the national security area, learn handcut donut and muf HIGH SCHOOL girl will babysit REDUCE SAFELY, almply and steins, furniture, pewter, lead ment, centraUy located, adults, TWO—FAMILY, Maaoheoter, 6- Will trade for about 60 acre u n . Co., 040-6246. PhUbrick Agency Realtors, 040- MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom poverty and Inflatioti. th« RepubUcans accuse the ad- fin biMineas. Some experience days or evenings. CaU 640-3468. feat with OoBese Tablets. On ed lampe, art g lw , primitives, no pets. References. 640-6824. 4 room duplex, eaporate heat, wood land in Oonneotlcut. 633- preferred but win train. Please any quantity. 644-8062. 5847. expanded Ranch, Green Manor 4834. BAST Hartford -Large Ranch, "Amerlca urgently needs new ministration of having frittered ly OSc. Weldon Drug. area, mid 20’s. Call J.D. Real good nslghborbood. Bmefient 336’ wooded tot. Sunset Hills leadetsbli\" It says. "We offer awajf military superiority over iq)ply, Ur. Donut, 256 W. Mid MANCHESTER — 6 room ftnanctng available. J. D. Real 1 Lb. dle T ^ . or caU for ajqiolnt- SO LOCUST ST.—Second floor, Land For Sain 71 Estate Oo., 648-6139 or 648-8770. ’TOLAiAND — Near Parieway, area. Olty utUlties, storms, flre- that leadetstalp.’ ’ - the Soviets under "Inexpert, 41 Ranch. Two baths, famUy Estate Aaeooiatee, Inc., 643- plaoe,.tow taxes. Immediate oc- The OOP plank on ertane de- cost-oriented administrators"— ment, 040-8877. ' loaHaMAccEsiorlE»46 Weited—To lay M 4-rooms, heated, 8186. 640-2420. 6U9. older 8-roam Oolonlal, new LOAVES MANSETEID Center —Prime room, breaseway, garage, kttdien and haating system, cwqNuiey, 830,600. Meyer dares “we wUl not tolerate vlo- ah apparent reference to the re- CBROOMmo ALL bnsda. I screened porch, park like yard. ---- -— ----- ______. THREE ROOM apartment, cen- building acreage, fine faculty MAIN ST. — Burineee aone. garage, large wooded lot, $14,- Agency Realtors, 641-0000. lence” and "we must re-estab- gime of former Secretary of De- HUL B.O. Omee, Bak 14’ ETBERCKAS boat with traU- Mid 20’s, Hayes Agency, 040- Lngol Noriens traUy located, A tw a ter, park- area, 400’ frontage. Minutes large 8-rcom bourn in egeori- 060. Hayes Agency, 846-0181. OTmxi/Mg----- S ^ ^ principle that men are fonse Robert S. McNamara. ltd .. BcMni. 0404127. er. OaU oftw 8 p.m ., 640-0141. io». heat 6484*46 after 6 U C o ^ riwpping. Available Im 0181. CAN YOU SELL? ver, picture framea, old coins, ______■ ' ______d xo b xb o n ____ laot condltton, s-eor garage, accountable for what they do." The GOP promises "a com- mediately. BaAara lifton Real MANCHESTER — Near East UMITAnON o r CLAMB 'VERNON — 18 mhmtae from ® M-P«i*nt "all- prehenolve program to restore WANTED — good homes for CABIN ORUlSEat 10’ Borum guns, pewter, aa^ FIRST FLOOR, 6 room flat AT A COURT o r PROBATO. $38,600. PhUbrick Agency. 648- three Uger kittens. 040-0480 af Estate, 4204a48.______Hartford, new four bedroom IrKden at Coveotty. within and for downtown Hartford, 5 room foderal-state-local crusade the pro- eminence of U.S. mUl- We have an excellent posi plywood, 40 h.p. Jrimaon motor watches, old Jewelry, hob adults preferred, no pets, hot _ , , , ____ the District of Coventiy. on the 80th Ranch wtth large Utohen and ter 6:80 anytime weekends. Colonial. Plreplace, hath, two j„iy x.D. 1988. RANCH — 6H rooms, modem ^ «6«hist crime" ranging from a tary strengOi” induding step- tion open for a man to train with trailer and all acoesLcrtes. by ooUectiona, palntlnga, attio water, furnace, garage, 640- HEBRON — near center 13 kltehen with dtadng area, fire- bnUt-bw, large tot. Owner 875- ENJOY POPULAR aa a aales representative. contents or whole estates. E^ir- lavatorys, 84 acre wooded lot. Present, Hon. David C. Bappe, campaign against plqg up the atomic submarine, EBf(HISH Sprii«er Bjianlel piq>- Ready to uee, fOOO. 647-0880. 0483. acres, large bem , weU, 80,400. JudC6. plooe In living room, 8 bed 6774. in oven and raye, forsml dl^ narcotics trafficking to tighter miUtary research, intelligence Good salary and oonunla- nlture Repair Service, 048-7440. Small down. 1-878-8681. 828,000. Holcombe Realtors, On motion of Aanet Jf. OausMin, Ing room, tovdy quiet neigh- ptes, registered, excrilent with TWO BEDROOM duplex, town- executrix, on the estate JTOHam rooms, garage, large wooded ------r ------protection against rocketeers In- and qince programa. slon, oompcmy vdilcle fur- ***~^^' ______wiStertat«"ol”6(wont^ within said lot, 131,000. PhUbrick Agenoy, NORTH Ooventry — Five room boriwod, 828,900. Meyer nlahed. Excdlent opportu ChUdreo, 860. each. 1-48O-0M1, HOUSEHOLD loU — Antiques house type apartment, 8166. E x t 840. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames. MANCHESTER — Tree shaded ‘"rhiS' c S ^ ^ decree that three ReoMon, 6494847. Ranch. Fireplace, garage, acre Agency, R eolten, 64S-00N. nity for advancement For per month Including heat and tot. Only 818.600. Why rent? - ■ MAYONNAISE Dairy PradncM 50 glassware. We buy estates. V U - ______HooMS For Solo 72 6-room Garrison Colonial, large S- this better than average po AKC Baaaet Bound piqw for appliances. CaU Paul W. Dou- A Budiel and .. . ------lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Realtor, 649-4686 Uving room with fireplace, for- ,,1,,^ dsimB ocstnst 0»# ex- TOULY A home for larger fam Vacant, owner aaxjoue. Posek ------j mm Cong W ound sition apply to . sale. South S t, Coventry, 743- SEVEN ROOM custom buUt Co- mal dining room, and a famUy eoutrix and d i^ s that pubfc no- Uy, 896 custom bnUt rooms In R eolton, 389-7476, 7434348. W 1 T S B U W IffS U Manchester Patrol ' with your POPULAR Bruod T.nfci. S t. Bolton. 040-8247. lonial. Attached breeseway and 8686. SIX ROOM Duplex, ready Sep alaed kitchen,b u lt;... 8B generousaniiia bed-oeu yertlslng *>• **ven in a of newspaper Uds order halving ^ ad- a duding 4 bodfooms, Uvlng SELUNG YOUR BOMBT For man Raymond Peck is look NATIVE VEGETABLES WANTED — Restaurant equip garage, fireplace. Authentic room — dining room combina BOLTON — foor rooni eapond- U.S. General, ing for a Peter Piper thief For really FRISKT, FRIENDLY angora tember first, adults only, no rooms, closeta gsUore, 1% c'.rcuiatfan in saM djSrtct, ^ prompt, courteous service Siat SINGER CO. ment, store, tavern and bank pets, central, phone 64S4S618. Cohmlal paneling and decor. batha, bree«way and attached %SHn tion with beamed eeUlngs and aUe Ci^ie. Two tmflnlahed up, gets results, coU Louis Dlmock who picked eight pecks of un kittens, black and brown, good Tomatoes, Sweet Corn ruptcy equipment. OaU Four bedrooma If needed. garage. Aluminum aiding. 827,- mtry, nestrsW _the_ ptaoe where the a flreploee. A family room and OenveBtaot loeatton near Park pickled peppers to pilfer. 866 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER with ebUdren. OaU 61041018 af Realty, 649-8638. Down ’Copter delicious Fontaine Restaurant Equip DUPLEX SH roonw, heated, BuUt-lna and convenient walk- e two helicopter losses worth of vegetables, to pilfer 0404807. CORNER TOLLAND TPKE. FULL SHED DORMER Coventiv, in oold Dtatrict, deceased. maculate 8-bedroom Ranch, 2 om. institution was The Garden of raised to 80S the number_____ shot j*'.'-' Umit, 8110. 640-2464. closet space, nice yard. Gerard The Executrix, havins exhibited baths, kltdien buUt-lns, fuU aometimes yesterday. WANTED and ADAMS ST. THE THOMPSON House — Ost- Peck, investigating the Agency, 648-0866, 649-0688. her account with said Estate to this basement, large landscaped tot. BOLTON — 8-bedroom Raised tor teecherT You may find ON SALE TUESDAY tags St. centraUy located, large Four or five bedrooms, 8 Court for ahowance, and filed on In the central highlands near case of the missing bushel, TWO LONELY KTITENB long aippllootian for ttoe ascertainment of Bel Air Real EsUte, 643-9832. Ranch with 3 acres of land plus smne apples and peaches — J I pleasantly furnished rooms, MANCHESTER — 7 room air- lovely bedrooms upstairs Dak Pe, a small Army observa said, "The peck of pickled MANAGER AND ing for a home. Oall OiS-6441 distributees and an Older of dlatri- roc room and garage, 824,900. hut no lemons! among our ^ I parking. CaU 640-2868 for over- conditioned Split Level, IH with complete wall to waU, button, it to tion plane was shot down but peppers Peter Piper picked Apartmoals 63-A ORDERED; That the 8rd da.y of ICtten Agency, Realtora, 648- houses at Keith Real Estate, FRESH Pan Reedy jite gM ASSISTANT MANAGER POODLEB -^nide and female CORN - 21 Angel St., Manches- and permanent guest baths, sUdlng glass doors off 4 large rooms down, eat-in September, A.D. 1968, at 8 o'esoA the crew was reecued. It was were hisvwn, but some pik HALIBUT ter. rates. famUy room, modem kitchen in the forenoon, of the Prahote Of- Lots For Sd« 7^ 0080. 649-1933. For Drug Department AKC registered. 6 weeks old. ONE ROOM furnished apart kitchen, dining room, living tlae hi Ooventry. be and the eome the 293nd fixed-wing American er has pilfered eight pecks 640-10i2. ATIRACnVE furnished rooms, ment, stove, refrigerator, hei^ with buUt-lns, garage. 830,900. room with fireplace and Imaaslsned for a heor'na on the oi- BOLION-NBAR Center^beaiiti- BOLTON — 4-room Ranch, gas ALL CASH for your property plane downed In combat In of personal pep^rs and MACKEREL 3 3 ' FILLET hot water, semi-private bath. PhUbrldt Agency, Realtors, den, one-car garage lovely 'once of wold aocount, and on ful realOential area, 196 acres. heat take privUeges, only |U,* within 34 hours. Avoid red South Vietnam. that’s a Job tor Peck.” In Treasure CKy, Manches private home, board optional, SI references required. 843-6748. Apply Marlow’s. 867 Main 64041847. tr e ^ lot. Low 20’s. Ckdl 649-7387. 800. GoodObUd-BarUett Real- tape. Instant service. Hayee In the s ir war against North ter Paricade. Benefits in Street. Vietnam, U.S. pUots flew 100 In caves and in rice paddles Artkln For Scria 45 FIVE ROOM Ranch, immacu some newwnaMr havine a clrcula- tors, 3894889, 289-9101. Agency, 0404131. clude Major Medical pro BOLTON LAKE — Loto 600’ missions Sunday against enemy from the Mekong Delta to the ^ m a S ' ' ^ S S ^ ROOM WITH kitchen privUeges, ONE COMPLETELY fumirtied WOLVERTON AGENCY tfon in saU District, and by post Grand Champian gram, 7 paid boUdays. Ebc- centraUy. located, Mrs. Dorsey, late condition, nice deep ing a copy of thto order on the pub from water, treed and In very supply lines south of the 19th demUitarlzed zone. U.S. officials DARK rich otone-tree loam, with guarantees. Bee them at housekeeping room, aU utUltles, lot, garage. Gerard Agency, lic sl|m-«>et in the town where de ceUent opportunity for ag- 14 Arch St. Realtors 649-2813 ceased test dwelt—and by leaving nice area. Priced to saU. South Windsor N in e a t E € S € parallel. Pllota reported de- said that In recent months allied Quality Now At Popular gresstve persons wlHlng to flS. Pool end patio sand, B. D. Pearl’s Apidiances, 649 suitable bunkers with false bottoms and riectrie sban^ooer 81. Oloott SIX ROOM duplex, adulte oidy. STORE FOR RENT — down OFFICE OF ’THE 8140. 22 Locust St. 646-2426, 9-6. TWO—FAMILY, Manchester, 6 OaU Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, TOWN MANAGER eentatiive to (he G enenl A onm - ued, allied forces over the we«k- the cache was found In the Variety Store. MOVING -m u st seU, beautiful town Manchester, State 74 Alao, Bfllliam KanUnson of 803 end uncovered half a dozen bunkers,’’ a spokesman said. It 6 piece Mediterranean bed 6, 8 bedrooma each, 2-car gar. 640-4685. ’TOWN HALL r ' a r hly for the 40th District, has Theatre Bldg, inquire Alanag- Oakland 8L, Mrs. Jessie Hovey more cariies of arms which the Included six nlbrtar tubes, 10 room set. 647-1110. WE HAVE customers waiting age, recenUy red^rat^. ^ SOUTH WINDSOR, Armour "STAR” er, State Theatre. 648-7882. BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 6 named Ranald E. Primeivara oe of 24 Hatfaway ton e, Paula enemy apparently had stock- CWnese submachine guns, 2,100 Flag for the rental of your apart assume mortgage. J. D. Real CONNECTICUT ment or home. J. D. Real Es Uy, A-1 condition, A-1 location. room summer home secluded tnoetwer for the oampelga. to^rwdl of 26 WoodhIU Rd., piled in proporatioa for tho of- mortar younds, 160 rounds of re- 474 MAIN ST. office for rent Skrtate Associates, Inc., 643- hUtaway, near water, 8 bed- primavera, of taO CiUnbon ____ tate, 64^6120. Call Paul J. Oorrenti Agency, NOTICE TO Donna kforan^^ 42 Ardmore fensive. colUess rifle ammunition, 466 SLICED Fashion Conscious TRADER " F ’ Center of town, identy of park 6120. 648-6868. rooms, only $9,800. Hayes member of (be Board Rd., and Mrs. Marionn New^ ing, 646-2420. 941. CONTRACTORS The UJ3. Oommand an- rounds of bazooka-type rockets HKIAriEW TOWNHOUSES — ______INVITATION TO BID Agenoy, 646-0181. o f Ekkieaillan. DonMtty, of 146 Oieetnut St nounced the finding of tiie anna and 140 claymore mines. USED FURNITURE FOUR bedrooms, 8 «»m Ool- j| (^ (jhbbTER—7 room' Cape, BACON New large ^ e d r ^ NEW BROAD S’TREET locaticm onlal, living room with fire In accordance with provMons AMBTON LAKE —New 4-room was oompalgn monsgtar for the and also a 'ifleti Oong money The 8160,000 In U.B. curreeny house, featuring RCA Whirl fuU shed domer. Formal din of the ’Town Oiarter, sealed pro Republtcan’a in tiielr suooeesful immediate occupancy, 1,600 sq- place, large kitchen, dining ing room, finished rec room. cottage, desirable locatkxi, The greatoat dlatance between board—8160,000 in 800 bUls. It was found In sandbags and om- Now Open At — pool rqipliances, dishwasher, ft. floor area. Suitable for re- romn and den, 2-car garage, posals wiU be received in the near main bearii, now being sweep tai tart year’s town eiec- any two points In the United was the largest such find of tho munition cans in a partly cam- m baths. Caloric gas ranges, extra lot of record. Handy lo- taU, wholesale, storage, ware aluminum siding. Most con ..sM/m t«i.ann. Phiibrick '*** Town Manager of completed. CaU 640-8641. tloM, was tawtromental tai States la the 6,860 miles from war. oufloged cave on the central 86 Oak St. full wall to wall carpeting, cation. 828,900. PhUbrick Primaivera’a nondnettoo os a house or small business. Heat venient location, immediate oc- Agency, Realtors. 049-6847. the Town of South Windsor, 1 EUlott Key, Fta., to Hawail’e ’Ihe enemy arms were found coast 800 mfles northoast of Sai- private cellars, central laundry ing and bathroom faculties, ocupancy. Low 20s. Wolverton OonnecUcut, not later than: candidate for the board and sub- Kure laUnd. in bunkers with false bottoms. gon. The hoard also included lb. Good used furniture, appliances area, air-conditloniag, master plenty of parking. 8260, 049- Agency, Realtors, 049-2818. MANCHESTER — Custom buUt 2 P.M., DST 0 « » O f Town oequent election. 985,000 piasters, worth 87tB23. and piamos. TV antennA for od or and black 6544. 8 romn Garrison (Joloidal. Fam- August 14, 1968 Fo r S d E 75 In « etatement Primavera U.S. sources said Viet Cong end wliite, gas heat end hot ROdCLEDOE —3 bedroom Uy room, douUa garage, srood- at which time and place said sold, “ I am apprectaittve of documents found with the mon RICH’S GOURMET 648^946 water, plus gas for cooking, FOR RENT or sale-401 Main Ranch, famUy room, rec room, ed tot, city utUlties. Hayes proposals sbaU pubUcly be cpeiir SOUTH Windsor — Large 8 Tom Domrily’s kieen aworeneos Commimist Truce Prevails ey indicated it was to be con parking, bus line; one of Man- Street BuUding and lot next patio, 8 flreiSaces, owner, 648- Agenoy, 646-0181. ed for furnishing of aU mate- room BpUt Level. Throe or four of the orMoal ieeuee affecting verted Into piasteza for the pur DELIGHT chesteris finest neif^iboriidt^ to Post Office. ExceUent loca 0486. ------rials, equipment and labor to bedrooms. Ideal In-law ar the eoonomy end etaiUUty of our chase of food end other sup Hours — Tuesday, Wednesday and most convenient location. tion for any use. 646-3436 from rangement. Modem kitchen, Following Brataslava Talks BALDWIN RD. sector —Large T -n A 1 construct the North South In- state, and I vedue hie ahUtties plies. The isourcea said the btlls and Saturday 0-6; Thursday and HUlvlew’e gracious and com 9 to 5 p.m. formal dining room, famUy (Continued from Page One) FRESHLY oversized custom buUt Cape a j U i r A L d dustrlal Road from Strong Rood and lealAeraUp. I am pieesed to probably were obtained from Friday, 9-0. Closed Monday. fort filled pookege is of fered to „ . Thermo-Temp of 6 rooms, 2 fuU baths, 2-car to approximaitely 1800 feet room, flreptace, 296 tatUw. »»• support him and urge htai elec- itaiMt >• conference (riled Western the International money market. CLOftV you fmm the Silas Building TWO ROOM t^ce, 100 percent age. $38,000. PhUbrick Agenoy ‘ iT *' • X X,. Bcbemea to sidit-the Oommunlst SLICED Company and wUl be ready for Main St. location. Inquire Mar garage, fuU baeement, % acre N a n c E south. strwtasd ti»t ^ camp, sold Fzavda, and U em- A U.S. spokesman said the Insulated Ware low’s, 807 Main St. lot. ’This home must be seen, Propoeale__ , ______must______be exchuted In Reeltors,______048-6847.______A manager with the aocount-______money would be turned oyer to SINGER ZIG-ZAG cabinet occupancy Um and mdsceUaneous equip- CaU Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, “ “ *** Itioned, heated. § 1 0 0 P«r month. ern lull cabinet Utohen, I bed GREEN PEPPERS ch, / 9 1 0 0 today. The library wUl be cloe- peaoe-lovlng peoples , of the Russian, Gen. Sergei Nguyen Khang as commander as Windmill. Holland; Maple Leaf, Can ment. Can be seen in store. 649-4686. PROFESSOR and famUy dekre rooms, living and dining ana. ada; Martha Washinaton's Wreath, Priat Nama, IMirau wltS ZIP CODE, ttyla ed foona today through Aug. worid who regard tiw Brattata- witomnnicn, u replacing Wm. At *” * MlUtaiy Corps, which TOP Naatear aap tin. OaU Fontaine Restaurant to rent 8-4 bedroom house, OsU Mr. Matrick C d l Mr. Johnson— 649-5203 Priced for quick oale, 811,600. 50 EXTRA VA^B U.SA! Vou'll want Olfl tor your col Equipment, 478 Windsor Street, furnished or unfurnished, be- 18, and will reopen on tts va etatement as a new oontribu the height of the Moscow- surrounds Saigon. Tho official p Eimu VALUE Chor-Bon Agency, 048-0088. lection! Jntt 608 a capy. com er o f Osnton Street, Hart Man- 6 4 0 -S 9 0 S regular soiMdule on Aug. 19. tion to tiw strengthentaig of the Prague dispute, one of Prague’s Press announced wMi parotaoM oft oft ford. 627-6771. Read Herald Ads S2J. SISSSr.'" BOLTON — Olditr taonie, bom , unity and oohesten of the Social- mttltary leaders had colled tor a Khang had been replaced by Lt. out buUdlnga. 3 buUdlng lota Evening Herald, 1st community," said Pravda, bigger voice for the leseer mem- Gen. Do Cao Tri, former ambas 3 uu^ PEACH ES sSdnhbq L E n U C B V phu land 830,000. PhUbrick Boalb Windsor Oorreopoadent, the newspaper of the Soviet hers in the Warsaw Pact oom- sador to South Korro and a Agonojr, Roaltoi*, 640-6847. CMhertaw R. May, ML •44-8386. Communtat party. mend. close ally ot TlUeu. ) K ; r a ' •
TW EIfTY MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1968 ISanriiiratrr Ett^nitig ffm iU i ATMm ■Mb Nat F lw Rob The Weather For The Wask IMsd TbundsHhowan sadlng to Angaid 8,1888 night Liow about 70. Tomorrow A bou t Tow n Camp Kennedy parily sunny, h ot humid with Legion of Merit shewsrs dwsloping in after . T b« m MnpiojrM of Uir O. T. lEumtig fcalft 14,685 I allnnni and Aaaodataa, Inc. InLastWeek ~ BITUMINOUS noon. High about 90. M a n eh o it m > ' A City of ViUage Charm Ibo-LaBomi* l.ife Inauruice Mandiester's Camp Kannedy AfCDey have been Invited for a Atvarded to Keish is In Ite last wesk o f Its six- DRIVEWAYS Sri Page U ) ■■niaar outlnf Auc- 10 by Mr. weak 1988 operation, with two vm.' Lxxxvn, n o . m (SIXTEBN PAGES—TWO SECnONS) BfANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1968 PRICE TEN CENTS Parklnt Areas s Oas Staiioiw a Bpsketimll OMntn ■ad Mra. LaBonne at their ram- Air Force Ool. Frederick C. Kedsh, a Manchester na oookouta scheduled, one tomor aiar bonne, Black Point, NlanUc. tive, recently was awarded the Letrion of Merit, the sec row by Larry Longo of the Ad Wow Booking For BeasdisI W«»k ond highest award for service ami conduct. miral Floor Servlee: the other An Work Personally Saparvised—Wa Are 188% Itaiirsd Wwha ’ Gta«le of Bmami^ *rae citation accompanying ------Friday by Mf. "Annonymous" O airoh ^^amen win have a work the award stated that Col. Keish of Mra. Jo Toumaud of Hart- and friends. fa v M tonnorrow night at 7:30 at "disnUguiahed himself by excep- ford, formerly of Manchester, DeMAIO BROTHERS Both cookouts will utilise a IM PARK SnUIB# 0 ie tam e of Mra, Hugo Oarleon tionally meritorioua conduct In and Mra. Keish have two new flreplaoe, provided by 8U-2289 SDfOB 1888 ' 649-181 Nixon Hopes fo r Party Unity^ e< XM Hackmatack S t the performance of outstanding aons, Frederick Jr., a Junior at Brotherhood in Action. service to the United States as Michigan State University, and Camp Director Harry F. Mae Avamarie Opaladi of 23 base commander, Phu Cat Air ' Kent, a high school senior. Smith has anxmnosd ths iMinea Oottage St left laat week for a Baae, Republic of Vietnam, from Kelah preaenUy ia serv- of five additional volunteer taor o t Togoalavta, Greece, the Oct. 27, 19M to Sept. 27, 1967.” *■ commander-in-chlef of oouiwelom, all from Manches Graak lalanda, and Italy. A re fvii Pacific Air Forces, Oom- ter. They are Linda Rand, Paul Sees Victory on Early Ballot cant gnadnate of Mt. St. Joaeih Control Divtskm, at Bcttum and Janies ObuehowsM. FLETCHER CUSS 00. * ^ “ ***™* Academy, Weat Hartford, Mta strucUon v. Nelson A. RockefeUer don Submarine Sdiool and the CAiPE KENNEDY, Fla. ^ orders to cloak tbe could load to an operational sys- with Gen, DeGauQe and the Spicer of 90 CMeman Rd. Nuclear Training Uqlt in Bfind- It's So Nice To Be Trusted... French government.’’ hailed his endorsement by NOW HEAR THIS—Ck>v. Nelson Rockefeller of (AIP)—In the first secret ^ secrecy originated tern that oould pinpoint mlBsUe SOT. •" Washington Gov. Daniel J. Q e a re r Joint Chiefs' of and other military Installafions Tbe last story hour of the satellite launchinir here in staff BDAMI BEACH (AP) —Here Evans today as a major boost New York says he’s detected no movement in any wmmer series will be held to The Shanes and their three and the State Department. and provide early warning of for his presidential Ud because MIAMI BEACH, Fto. (AP) — children, David, Bruce and Cbl- five years, the Air Force Bofii organinaUona reportedly rocket attack. is the standing of Republican direction among convention delegates today. morrow at 10:90 a.m. at the today rocketed a new ex Evans’ roie as keynoter of The ploture is becoming dearer leen, are moving to Hartford, That’s were concerned fiiat tnforma- . "nie last secret space launch- *’®”***’®^®** candl- at the RepubUcan National Con Mary Cheney Library. ChllA-en perimental opy-in-the-dey p.m. EDT today the RepubUcan National Ckm- aged 4 to 8 are invited to at where LL Shane wiU be em tlon about the satellite would be ing from Cape Kennedy was venttMi. vention. ployed at the Budget Oar Rent paykMd on a mission that upsetting to certain nations dur- Oct 16, 1668, when another At- in an Associated Press tabula tend. tion of publicly committed first- “It’s terrific,” Rockefeller (3ov. I^ r o T. Agnew ot Mary^ al Agency. . What produce a vast Ing a delicato period In Interna- las-Agena orbited a pair ot nu- t
Urine Ffe. Ronald D. Rum- bers who i>lan to attend riiould Kennedy at 7:08 a.m. ESXT to Needed to nominate 067. as a man "respected by all for gard as meaningful at a time fonl. aon of Mr. and U n . be at the bospUal by 6. propel the siq>er-spy, nick son. It was quite visible and his awareness of the problems when WUUam MlUer Is working thousands watched as it blazed Attack Feared ward D. Rumford of lOA named “ 8poolk Bird” by some Cirime Bank Speaking at a news confer facing the country.” ensrgeUoaUy for Rookefdler across the sky. Sycamore St, and husband of Marine Gunnery Sgt Alex M. officials, toward a hlgh-alfitude ence, Nixon declined to predict As keynote speaker. Rockefel WASHINGTON (AP)—Former President Dwight D. four yean after he fought Rock Sandra Osterberry of Hunting- Nagy of 26C Forest St., Is serv orbit from whldi ite instruments Eight minutes after the a flrxt-ballot nomination at the ler said, "he laid out what he Eisenhower suffered chest pains indicating a possible efeUer so bard he became the ton Bea^ Calif., is serving ing with the Third Marine Di could take a comprriiensive launching, the Air Force issued W orks W ell GOP naUcnal convention, say felt was the essential course of new heart attack early today, less than 12 hours after vice presidential candidate be -w ith the First MUltaxy Police a brief statement that an exper action by the Republican party vision In South Vietnam. The HAVE look at wide areas of the globe. -g-vg-g-g -g-g mg,ing, "X “I believeoeueve k K winwill beoe on an addressii^ the Republican National €k>nvention from hind Bany Gddwater, who is Battalion of the Force Logistic Third Marines are presently COMMON Reversing a long-time press imental payload had been and then he said he thought the now tor Nixon, the man hs J r I j I l\ 0 D O l* tS ““ ’y ballot but I’m not going to person who could beat handle it his hospital s u i t e . ------Command in South Vietnam. As conducting combat operaUons policy, fiis Air F<»v:e did not in launched, with no details. X make anyex iy claim.” ' rimiassd off in 1984 as beoooi- a member of the be against the enemy, in the I form newsmen in advance of ' The satelUto’s primary pur- was myself.” It would bo the 77-year-old uons were that the attack repre former president’ s third heart gents another myocardtal In- ing “ more aad more like Etordd helps provide security forces Corps area, the sec 2f »MPR®SSIVE t r a d it io n . . . f o r G-E h a s b u ilt DEPBIDAeU AffUANCeS THAT the launching—alfiiougb many pose reportedly was to test Im- WASHINOTON. (AP) - A He said he made no de^ When asked whether he ex Stassen e'very day.” Mors con- for the Third Marine Amphibi tor of South Vietnam. Baton Rouge, La., pokceman “Ion ®n a poaslbie running mate. pected some more endmse- attack this year—and his sixth farction. EfZE ^ MUTUAUY c l a im a ffiNSHIP OF TRUST AND DEPENDA- knew about It Some officials proved sending devices that . If he wlna the nomination In 18 years. sistent than anybody, Stossea is ous Forces heodquartera and halted a car for running a atop \ ti ^*'^‘*“ **7*'** ments by other govemors. His ooncUiUon was stable when now for Stassen in a fiery cam- ^ traditional h o u s e h o l d n a m e , h a v in g ser ved t h o u s a n d s Rockefeller smUed, arched tala Walter Reed Army Hospital u,e hospital announcement was other security and poUdng mis Roger V. Cheney, grandson of rign last month.monfh. _ ^5 reported that Eisenhower suf palgn^ which has won the fidl, sions as assigned. _ , „ ^ ..... L. would confer with aides and eyebrows, and replied, " I think made at 10 a.m. The hospital Thomas W. Vennsrd of 21 Eire OF FAMILIES WITH THE HNEST IN AFFLIANCES . . .PROTECTED FAITHFULLY lY A UNIQUE STANDARD OF SERV- Before the officer finishedflnlihed nAt-tv leadenIaaSmm endahs make his fered chest pains at' 6:10 a.m. uncompromising support o f hts St, has been commissioned a making out the ticket, a routlna ^j^olce known ’Hiuraday. that could happen.” He would nephew, whose support was not A W SATTSFACnON, NO WONDER NORMAN'S BUOYS THE CONHDENCE OF FMiHLY AFTER FAMILY AND not say who might do so, howev EDT. It said preliminary indlca- (See Page Eight) The VFW Stein Club will second beutenant in the United ^ c k by a new computer hun- Nbc^n also toid' newsmen he 'vtstble In 1668 when Stassen meat tonight at 7:80 at the Post ... WHBI IT COMES TO PRICE YOUIL HND NORMAN'S CANT BE BEAT.... er. States Air Force. dreds of miles away in Washing- ^od selected Gov. Spiro T. Ag- thought the next vice president Home to diacuas plans for a David Chambers Dies, Evans discounted the Impor should be Oiristian Herter, who famMy outing. Um, D.C.. reported that the drlv- ifaryland to place Ws tance of his endorsement and Seaman Robert V. DuBaldo, er was wanted in a hEdf-mlUlon- name in nomination at the cecUliat, la a mem Center. (See Page Eight) (See Page Fifteen) In Swamps for Cong clear laM night. He Is not a oaa- the Coast Guard Reserve Train a Town Selectman, died this mmming at Manchester dldate for president, said the ber of the Pacific Air Forces. ing Center, Torktown, Va. As The_,FBI called the center, lo Memorial Hospital after a lonD: illness. He retired in general, wta in 1964 bad a oon- He is a graduate of Manches a Coast Guard reservist, he ab cated near its headquarters In SAIGON (AP)—^U.S. air cavalrymen combed a Viet I960 as town buUdlng inspector. vareatlon anfii WUUam Scranton ter High School and attended tended tbe twoweek sriiool to Ho was 80. the capital, “the greatest ad- Cong hideout in mangrove swamps 23 miles west of S t Anselm's OoUege, Mancbea- fulfill Ms annual active duty Saigon today, seeking an enemy force that air strBces, of PennsytvanJa, which persuad Mr. Chambers was affection (See Page Seven) ed Scranton that the ex-prasl- ter, NH., and tbe univeiaity of training requirement ately known as "BCsyor” even artillery and helicopto gunships had pounded through Hartfocd. Humphrey, McCarthy dent was for him until Ike an after he retired from town po the night. nounced It was hts Iltalong poU- Mrs. Ray A. MOffit of 24 Glen- litical life. Eairly reports sedd .the troops wood St reoenfiy returned from of the 1st Air Cavalry Division oy not to support caodldatos be He served on the Board o f Se fore they were nominated. Gen. a three-week trip to Scotland lectmen from 1984 to 1940, and found 12 enemy bodies in a and Irdand where die visited Tw o M ajor Elsenhower has since declared HEALTH was First Selectman an(| cere Convention Agree on TV Format grave, , but the toll was expected for Nixon, some ta ys before friends and relatives.' 9ie was monial mayor from 1987 to 1940. to rise as the sweep progressed, CAPSULES^ anybody was nominated but accompanied by her grandson, In December 1941, he was iqi- American officers said. Randy Snow of Vernon. WASHINGTON (AP)—^The Vice President Hubert several westo aftef It was an pointed building inspector, a Sidelights_ _ H. Humphrey and Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy camps Intelligence reports said a Steel Firms nounced that his grandson, Da • f .D i poet he held until May 11, 1906, MTATLiT uTTArm itia lATJi ^Eve EgTOed to the fomiat for a national television de- Viet Cong battalion—perhaps as vid Elsenhower, was engaged to when he resigned for health rea- many as 800 men—were in the Prealdent Jrfuison’s ^wonal week before the Democratic National Conven- 1^ 1'HiRE ANY MEW TKEATMENT PabKc Records Bons. He was building Inspector hideout when the helicopters T o H old lin e (Bee Page Eight) m m u u p f f)(AT Won't 4ToP J Wamatoc Deeds during Manchester’s building bodyguaird and constant com- tion. landed nearly 1,000 AmerlcEUis boom of the post-Woild War n panlon In the 1964 campaign has Aides to both the Democratic fore the convention begins Aug. late Monday three miles from WASraNGODN (AP) —Two GHftord W. Sheer Construc- reapipeared as a Secret Service presidential contenders said rNN tion Oo. to Raymond 8. Hcd- period. the Oriental River, a key Infil of the major eteel-prlce boosters combe Jr. of South Windsor, Before accepting the town agent protecting Republican Monday the hour-long confron- There s fairly substantial tration corridor from Cambodia. have agreed to hold the Une on appointment, he hod been a presidential contender Richard totion would be divided Into agreement but the dates aren’t Detroit Police Lots NO. 18, 19 and 30 on Budb all that certain,” said Blair The U.8. Command said the some defense items, but the Hill Rd., conveyance tax |Ni. building contractor. M. Nixon. fiiree segmente—on foreign af' air cavalrymen cordoned off the government Is still probing tor Mr. Chambers was identified Rufus Youngblood, ^ agent fairs, domestic problems and *^*'*'> BfoCarthy’s campaign Sergeant Killed Raymond- B. Holcombe Jr. to manager. area and pushed the enem/ the first significant crack In a MUtael P. and GaU S. Caha- with the town political era of who threw himself on top of the candidates’ concepts of the force toward the river until con- nearly solid Industry front, Judge Williams S. Hyde; the Clark said the agreement pro ban of Manchester, Lot NO. 18 Johnson vriien Preeldent Kenne presidency. tact was broken about 4 a.m. RepubUc, No. 8 producer, and In Gun Battle on Burii Ifin Rd., conveyance dy was oasasalnated in 1668, Humphrey’s people said In vides for direct exchange be (Bee Page Eight) DAVm CHAMBERS tween the two candidates on is -^ o Americans were reported Anrtco, No. 5, assured the Pen- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tax. 84.90. was seen on duty in (he welcom Minnedpolia the debate wlU be killed and 10 wounded, all dn the ,tagon Monday they would not ing crush tor Nixon os be ar sues. Humphrey aides Mild all Four men, Including a Detroit Raymond 8. Holoombe Jr. to either Aiig. 28 or 24. Initial assault when helicopters raise prices on mUltory baibed i FMnk M. and B aitara C. rived for the RepubUoea Nation three major networks have been police sergeant, \were kUled landing the air cavalrymen But the McCarthy camp, notified of the tentative agree wire and certain steel used in Monday in two separate shoot M fHE LATE4T APPARENTLY 4Ui- Steunler of Mandiester, Lot. No. al Conventkm. which had proposed three sep came under heavy machinegun sheU casings. U t W t i l METHOP, TaE POCTOK 19 on Buab HIU Rd., convey 4 ment. ing incldente Involving ptUlce- G-E 24 Cu. H . Duplex Also among the agents was arate debates beginning as ear fire. One obeervation helicopter But both firms quickly noted men and clvUlans. fP M ih A 40PT RUfSfR «THET£R. ance tax $4.96. Generol Electric State Delegation Poised Uiomas L. Johns, former head In another development In the was shot down, but the pilot es- Amazing Value! ly as July 21, said It would be they hadn’t raised the prices on In Los Angeles, two serlouBty fHROU^H fH£ NO^E ANP f|£Kl£^ Raymond S. Hidcombe Jr. to SMe-By-Side of Johnsons’ White House detail. cajied. TOE "THROAt RESULT: NO HICCUP4, sometime during the week be- (See Page Eight) the Items—accounting tor less wounded policemen killed three Frank G. mid Judith 8. Pitts Both Johns and Youngblood f ■siiAti fivM hslplul inlonsMion of Manchester, Lot No. 20 on 30-Inch Deluxe Range To Jump on Nixon Wagon The Amerloan battle along the than 20 per cent of the Pentagon of four men In a brief but fu If ii wt a Afnatik have been promoted to senior rious gunbatUe after the ottlcsra Burii Hill Rd., conveyance tax, Refrigerotw-Freezer GENERAL ELECTRIC positions In the Secret Service. (See Page Eight) (Bee Page Fifteen) M - 84.96. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)— counted In the Rockefeller camp began a routine check of a car. s Con^etety Pyoat-FMe With. Self-Cleaning Oven Although three-fourths of Its Detectives sold officen Nor M or*C«iafortVM »ariKg Noel R. and Annette L. Cyr for some time by both his GOP MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — to John A. and Matalle F. Jolm- s Only 86% " Wide members prefer Nelamt Rocke man J. Roberge, 29, and Rudy Automatic Washer cohorts and the news media, Former pirealdent Dwight D. El- ston of Westhampton Bfcach, s Antomntto Ice Blator s Has Botts aerie and feller, Connecticut’s delegation Ltmas, 26, both white, were ftd- FALSE TEETH moved ,into the unoommltted ^ col- senhower drew a surnrtoed To ovsrooma dlseomfort when Long laland, N.T., property at a Butter Oondltloaer Bleat Ihermometor _ _ to the RepuUloaa National Con lowlng the car Triien It puUed dsotuns sUp. slide or loosen, lust 89 Victoria Rd., conveyance tax, s Cold Ooatrol for s 8 Speed Settings ^ vention was poised today to *«>«» RepubUcan N ^ S S 125 Injured and Hospitalized Into a gas station at tbe edge of y in k ls s Uttls FAgrtlTH on rour s See Hirough Window C M t « . FAanWrH holds dsotuns 828.00. Blent and VegetsUe 'Jump aboard the Richard M. de^ifotes llS y the downtown area. ■nssr. Tou set bettor, Iasi oura Drawer e BUnl Wash nod Bleach W When he declared at the Francia A. and Gloria L. s Seoal-Xengi Bonier Dispenser Nixon bandwagon in the event The men were outside the car oomrortobla. FABTECTH Is alkaline Wuterii of Manchester to Jo s AdJnalaUc Door that a tart^Xt Nixon victory telephoned speech; Tourist-Jammed Trains Hit, as Roberge sppraached. He —won’t sour. Batan check Plato odor. Bliaivw Danturas that nt an aassntlal to seph and Diane Plompen of • Antoiuntio Clock became a certainty. ^ more—I am asked to see a drlveor’s Uoenae. health. 8ss rour dentist rsfularlr. sAvnllaUsinlheNaw and Timer e Extra Blase Orntrot Oat FASTBIB at aU druc counton. Manchester, property at 80 O-B C olon One long-time ^kefeUer««»- SeiSS »®t a candidate.” Limas aidied tbe other two to Green Manor Rd., conveyance s Light In Own • Ideal for Pemm-Press porter In the 18-member Con ‘Dispatching Error’ Likely tax, 822.00. Fsbrics necticut contingent declined to stayed away from Monday’s MIAMI BEACH, Bla. (AP) — (See Page FUlecn) • G*E 14 Cu. Ft. Refrig-Freezer. caucus. ^ worker carrying a loige WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) hundreds of yards and sending John and Juditha Lepter of Auto. Defroet. • G-E 40" 2 Oven Range, go on record in favor of the Manchester to Robert A. and • 0 -E Two Speed, Auto. Washer,^ New York govembr adien the While Bent expressed concern carton plainly labeled “egga” — A Seaboard Coast Line 120 persons to hospitals. Twen H U O y iV s Deluxe Throughout. spokesman says the headon ty-seven of the injured were ad Bernice P. Toi^Uf of Mamdies- • G-E 12 Cu. F t Befrig-Freezer. Q l "fM *266 8 Water Temp., Lint Filter. Nutmeg State delegates poUed over the danger of locking in raised the suspicion of oonven- •192 tbe delegation too soon. State tIon hail secrulty offioera at the crash of two Silver Meteor pas mitted for treatment and one ter, Lot No. 182 on High S t, Large Top Freezer. I/O • G-E 80" Deluxe Range, i themselTes for the first time on conveyance tax, 810.40. • G-E Versatronic (moisture sensing) • l # A the preridentlal Issue. GOP Chairman Howard E. demonstration-oonsolous Repub senger trains Monday could was crlticaUy hurt. The others Reagian Launches Auto. Clock, Storage Drawer. have been due to ”a faulty were given flret aid and re Raymond J. Wrobriski of • G-E 21 Cu. Ft. Si4e-By-Side. •178 Electric Clothes Dryer. ^ I DO James E. Bent of Hartford Hausman made It clear that the lican National Convention Mon Manchester to Frank J. and No-Proat With Icfanaker STA walked out of the caucus be- delegation could reconsider its day night switch or a dispatt^ilng error.” leased. Last Ditch Drive • G-E 80" Range With Hie statement added that “ we •if fNi PhylUs B. Hoher of Mancheater, Disiriay Model in Coi^r. SAVE /U • G-E Multi-Temp cauw he feK the Conneotiout position whenever eveiiisi war They looked and found a box Harold Walters, a fireman on lot on north aide of Laka Bt., Sdf-Cleanlng Oven, Auto, Clock, Electric Clothes Dryer. group should not have commit ranted. Monday’s poll, he indi fuU of campaign Uteraiture. Just don’t know. It may take in the southbound train, said hia MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — conveyance tax, 80.60. ted ItMdf at a time when Iflxon cated, should not be regard.ed as tensive investigation.” engine was stopped on the main Gov. Ronald Reoipui, flaata a yiRiHi Joseph P. and WUbclmina A. appeared to be almost wUhln a hard and fast position which M IA lfi BEACH, Fla. (AP) — RaUroad officials said the line Une, waiting for the sister train fuU-fledged candidate, Tonskl to Edgar H. and Chatiea reach of winning the nomina could not be modified later. Gov. Warren P. Knewdes o f 'Wts- uses a centralized traffic sys to switch to a siding- a last ditch, drive today to tiv to come from bddiid and «ta OIRSRR 8. Burr of Manchester, property tion on the first baUot. He in Support o f RockefeUer was re oonsin, who caught a 90-pound tem under whirti a single dis ” We were stopped right where at 090 Tolland Tpke., convey dicated, however, that Rocke sailfiah off the Florida coast CERTAIN CASUALTY—Riding pack of grinning patcher manipulates ell move we normaUy meet the north the RepubUcan ' prMUtaitM 'TbrsW-Ssek Cafisr' Long, Easy Terms! commended to tbe delegation by nomination. ance tax, 810-90. feller was still his own favorite. the tour top leaders—busman. Monday, dismissed any thought ment over several hundred bound,” said Walten. TOILET TANK BALL 44$ HAfiTFDRD ROAD ranger is duck certain to be a casualty inicooking "As of this moment,” the CU- Quitclaim Deed “I’m a Rooky guy,” Bent told state Vice Chairman Anna-Mae of havliig it mounted as a tro- miles of track. AU switching is Amsdte'g is00$it UMh SAT. Trooper J. L. Smith of the ifornlan toid a nswa oonfsraaot fiN taOsst W«taf iniitaf IwifsiiMy Joseph Plompen to Diene fre newsmen, “But I don’t believe" Switoski, National Committee- phy. pots of these Vietnamese soldiers. While on patrol, done automatlcaUy, OPEN OAILY 9 totoO9 to 6 Florida Highway Patnri said he Monday, ”I am a oaadMato b f •t i*v M w«taf mttf itoaMuf. Pkimpen, property at 66 Green In th row l^ pebbles at air- man John AIsop and National “I never have fish mounted,” The tourist-jammed passen 7 t f Af NAtPWAtl irons I f f C ^ HANOHESTER duck was found waddling in village after inhabi heard the crash from four miles tore the oonvenUon.” Manor Rd., no conveyance tax. i I planes.” ger trains coUlded' in an orange f Thus Bent, who had been (Bee Page Two) (Bee Page Two) tants fled before invasion. (AP Photofax) grove, strewing wreckage for (See Page Bl|^)