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Amgate n , 1888 Toni|ht again claar, oool. I U Low 46 to 80. Tomorrow moat- Referrals New England*! Leading iianrtjFHtrr lEuFntttg llpralii ly sunny, a Utils warmer. High State Complete* Designs Land Swap 75 to 80. Two-Year Profeiilonal 14,340 For W. Center-Olcott Work Board Topic By Towns to lUaneheater— A City o f Village Charm School of A deaijjh for a richt-«ng1e tn- and Olcott St. has an east and A land swap which will per­ CRPA Rise VOL. LXXXVH, NO. 280 (FORTY PAOBS—TWO SBCnONS) MANCHESTER, C»NN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 am r a g a SV) PRICE TEN CENTS tor—cUon where Hartford Rd- a west leg, both two-way. mit the town to go forward Discussions of that Junction, with plans for a new ski slofw Zoning and subdivision refer­ and Oloott St. meet the Hlver corvaldared hazardous, have will be the subject of a public ACCOUNTING Luie haa been completed by the been going on between the town heeiring before the Board of rals to the Oopttol Region Flan- Slate R](hway Department and and the state for more than ten Directors at 8 p.m. today in niter Agency (ORPA) InoreaMd HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING loraarded to the town for study. years. the hearing room' of the Munici­ substantially during the post The plan caUs for widening Early in 1M6 the Chamber of pal Building. year, aoeonUng to a report re- 66 Forest S t, Hartford—TeL *47-1111 W. Oanter St. and its western Commerce made a coiKentrat- The town administration Is leaMd by CRPA. oQBttmiaUon (Spencer St.), and ed effort to get state to start ready to proceed with prelim­ Mandatory referrals Involvlqg for shifting both Hartford Rd {danning the woili. Property inary work on the slope site as aoning changes with 600 feet of HHH Closes on Nomination and (Hcott St so that they allgri owners Involved felt reluctant soon as the town gains title to a town line totaled 06 compared with each other. to do anything on their proper­ the land it needs. The slope, to widi 29 In the previous year. Now, Hartford Rd. meets W. ties which might interfere with be ibullt south o f the form er A total o f 18 subdivision re­ Osnter St. somewhat east of the intersection Improvement. Nike control site off Keeney St. ferrals either abutting or cross­ point where Olcott St. does. Both State planners did go forward will r^ ace the one now at Mt. ing another town fine were re- FOR EXPERT approach at confusing angles. in mld-196« and the project be­ Nebo. That slope is in the path fened to ORPA undiw atatutory WHEEL ALIONBIBNT—WHEEL BALANCING came one of a number for which of relocated Rt. 6. provisions, compared to three COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE the 1987 General Assembly ap­ Garden Grove Inc. owns the the prevlouB year. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE As Kennedy Spikes Draft propriated $9 million. Tliat land the town needs and the ^ Thirteen open space acqulal- BUILD package of proposals is called proposal before the directors to­ developm ent plana SBE "Safety Improvement Projects” night is to exchange 6^ acres were submitted, compared to CHICAGO (AP)—^Hubert H. Humphrey closed in on FUTURE and includes corrections to the of town Isold for 4$1 acres of tour the previous year, and nine Intersection of Broad and Cen­ Garden Grove land. The town GLiUKE MOTOII SALES the Democratic presidential nomination today, his path water and sewer conatrucUon cleared by a plea by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy that ter Sts. Isold is ed up the nomi­ Brook. That one, however, is wrecker service has this slogsui R og lstar 529-0336 The Investors Included the senator today, Jennings Ran­ Jean Couture. They are ctnn- can Legion, and the Zebra Cfiub. San Jose State College, founded nation. Later, a McCarthy An a fh litit of the Iteted with a $400,000 price tag psiinted on Its trucks: "Our Madismi Fund and Dreyfus dolph of West Virginia. Univtrtrly of Hartford munlcanta of St. Bridget Church. (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus.) in 1847. spokesman denied that the and a target date of 1BT8-70. Business Is Picking Up.' On Withdrawl Oorp., top mutual funds. Meanwhile, Mayor Rtobard J. Minnesota senator had ctmeeded "We are convinced that none the CzedKMtovak regime to rein Daley of Chicago, who virtually and said he intended to continue PRAGUE (AP) — The of our people acted 'wrongfully up on Its liberalising program. controls the llS-vote Ulinoia Gzechoiriovak Nationel As­ and you can be sure we will de­ fighting. delegation, called on the' -vice While talk persisted on an ef­ sembly toN^y adopted a But sources indicated that op- fend our position 'vigorously,” president. A seasoned poUtiolan, fort to draft Sen. Bklward M. resolution demanding a posttlon to the terms of the set­ Merrill Lynch said in a state­ Daley knows he could be the tlement was hardening rapidly ment issued in New York. Kennedy, the 86-year-old Massa­ firm deadline for the with­ man to put Humphrey near the chusetts senator moved to end it drawal of Soviet-led occu­ despite appeals by Alexander John Haire, chairman of An- top—or over it. Dubcek, the party leader, and riior Oorp., into 'which Investor* by issuing a statement through pation troops and condemn­ At the same time, Jesse Un- President Ludvlk Bvoboda Tues­ Management Go., one of the cit­ ruh, speaker of the Callfomla (See Page Twdve) ing the occupation atf ille­ day for Csecboslovak under­ ed firms, was consolidated re­ state assemMy, appealed to his gal. standing while they work to end cently, said: l74--vote California delegation to Informants said the National the occupation. "To the best of our knowl­ Aasembly also declared it could -remain uncommitted for now. Dubcek was eeq>ected to ad­ edge, we did not receive any not ratify the Moscow agree­ "I would like to ask this dele­ A dress -the Oentral Onnmlttee nonpUblic*thformatlon regarding ment because it was reached gation to stay in a meeting at the clandestine Com­ Douglas Aircraft from Merrill Bulletin under pressure. where we can have a full and munist headquarters. Lynch Nrhlch 'was not a'vallaMe free discussion,” he told the There was no immediate re­ Reformist sources said that to us from other sources.” (AP FhMOtaz) delegates at a caucus. “Any port from a secret meeting of Dubcek has been asked to deny According to ths SBC, Merrill First-Ballot ’Win Floor FightH great rush to stampede now la NO HININUM DEPOSIT the Oomimmlst party Ontral rumors he yielded to Soviet de­ Lynch was helping pougdas Air­ Expressive Moment far too late to do you any politi­ Seen for Hnmphrey Oommlttee o f Its posttSon on the mands to declare the special craft Oo. prepare a bond issue Memoow (Utoord that oontimies when it learned the big plane- Over Seating This was a candid moment during meeting of Sen. cal good.” CHICAGO (AP)—Vice Pree- the occupation and has torced (Bee Page Blxtoen) buUder’e earnings, contrary to Unruh has been a dove on ident Hubert H. Hamphrey’s earlier optimistic reports wore Eugene J. McCarthy and Vice President Hubert Vietnam and was solidly be­ solid first > bsllot strength in bad shape. H. Humphrey at a California caucus during Demo­ hind Robert Kennedy. burst past the l,SU mark to­ 0 Tlw s io c veralon o f wdiat fol­ W rapped Up A longshot opponent of Hum­ day, Indicating he would cte>- Soviet Presg Indicateg lowed is that this word paeeed cratic Convention proceedings yesterday. phrey, Gov. Lester Maddox of tore the Oemoeratic presldeil- CHICACX) (A P ) — The Demo­ Oeorg^, gave up hts own race tial nomination on the first through the Xerrill Lynch per­ cratic National Convention has sonnel to a chosen few investors for the nomination. -He did so by ballot when voting on a nomi­ wrapi>ed up two dajrs of hectic saying he would campaign nee takes place tonight and that immediately thereafter and often bitter floor fights over Krem lin ‘W orried’^ these began to sell off their against the party’s nominee. credentials by ratifying a (3eor- HHH Waves Unity Flag holdings in Douglas in the ex­ Maddox could wind up trying gla seating compromise which to help former Alabama Gov. pectation that its value was triggered a walkout by about a about to drop. George Wallace In a third-party Over Czech Events third of that state’s delegations. Meeting with Connecticut Meanvdtile, the regulatory race that threatens Democrats, Harris Poll G NO HDniminn BALANCE The convention also dealt Sen. and RepubUcans os well, in the agency said, other Douglas CHICAGO (AP)—Vice Presi­ spend most of the day in his ho­ By WILLIAM L. BTAN vakia and to have warned the Eugene J. McCarthy’s forces South. AP Special Oorrespondent leaders In Prague not to stray shareowners were left in the dent Hubert H. Humphrey, ap­ tel suite working on an accept­ dark—Indeed, Merrill Lynch twin setbacks by rejecting Mc­ ance speech, discussing udio Maddox said his conscience Moscow may be satisfied that from it. They must reimpose Carthy-backed attempts to un­ parently near a first-ballot would not allow him to support H as Nixon it has stalled Czechoalovakla’s censorship on a briefly liberated continued to sell Douglas to any­ will put his name In nomination one wdio wanted to buy, the SEC seat regular delegations from Democratic presidential nomi­ at the convention, and consider­ “ any liberal candidate, any lib­ reform UMvement, but the So­ press and must pull the brakes Alabama and North Carolina. eral party, partloulariy the viet press Indicates that the on some other aspects of a re­ said. nation, called on di-vlded Demo­ ing whom to pick for his run­ And before a sudden adjourn­ Democratic Socialist party. Beating HHH Kremlin's chiefs are worried form movement which has dis­ The dumping lasted half a crats today to reunite to beat ning mate. ment early today, the conven­ and enraged by all that has latp- pleased Moecow. week—until June 24, when The field of potential trice- WASHINGrrON (AP) — Rs. tion approved creation of a spe­ Republicah nominee Richard M. "In obedience to God and loy­ Douglas publicly announced it presidential nominees was said publican presidential .^omtiiee pened. Alexander Dubcek, the 48- cial subcommittee to propose Nix<»i. alty to my country I denounce Much of the rage is directed might be faced 'with a no-proflt to have been reduced to two or Richard M. Nixon, In a sharp year-old chief of the Czechoslo­ year. reforms In delegate selection them,” he told newsmen as he at some of thoae (Jzechoelovak Humphrey waved the party three. Including Sen. Edmund reversal from last nxmth, hOldB vak (Jommunlst party, has re­ During the unlosidlng, the SEIC procedures—and thus find ways stood beneath a crystal chande­ leadens who have been permit­ unity flag at a meeting of the Muskle of Maine and Sargent Identical six-point leads over turned to Prague after being said, the large Investors it has to avert credentials disputes lier and seven American flags ted to return to office, at least Shrlver, a Kennedy brother-in- Democrats ttice President Hu­ taken, virtually a captive, to cited cleared their portfolios of like the ones that troubled this OonnecUcut delegation,' which In a hotal ballroom. temporarily. Some of It Is di­ law, now ambassador to bert H. Humphrey, Sen. Eugene Moscow. But he remains in seri­ 190,0(X) shares of the imwant^ year’s convention. has a strong center of opposition Kennedy telephoned his rected against Yugoslavia and France. J. McCarthy and President ous danger. stock. An Informed aource said The Georgia compromise, to the Vietnam war and heavy don't-draft-me statement per­ por Romania and some at Red CMr sentiment In favor of Sen. Eu­ Johnson in the latest Harris Sur­ This ts made clear by a lead­ these shares sold for some $4.6 supported by Vice President Hu­ Shortly before noon, Hum- sonally to Sen. George 8. Mc- vey. na. gene J. McCarthy’s bid for the ing editorial in Pnivda publ­ million more than they would bert H. Humphrey, was adopted piirey -was 'within 26 votM o f the Gtovern of South Dakota, who The national survey showed The Kremlin appears to have ished Sunday, 'while the oonfron- have brought if traded at the nomination. 1,312 he neeiis for a first-ballot has tried to rally supporters of Paid and Compounded QUARTERLY drawn the ouUlnes of a straight on a voice vote. It seated all Nixon leading Humphrey 40 per TTie divisive issue o f a Viet­ nomination. assassinated Sen. Robert F. cent to 34; M cCarthy 41 to 85 and namow path for Czechoslo­ (See Page Twenty) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twenty) nam war plank Is scheduled at Humphrey’s drive was aided Kennedy of New York to fits and Johnson 43 to 86, Louis Har­ today’s session of the Democrat­ by New Jersey delegates wdio own banner. ris said in a copyright Waslilng- ic National Convention before it -voted to give him 61 of their 82 The immediate effect was ton Post report Tuesday. from DAY M DEPOSIT! mirrored in a statement by Rep. moves on to nominate a presl- -votes and endorsements by Sen. He said the resuHs represent denUal candidate. Jennings Randolph of West Vir­ James Howard of New Jersey a turnabout of more than 10 McCarthy has leaned hea-vily ginia and Gov. Richard J. who said: "If that’s the cold points for Nixon since the Re­ against ■ the government’s war Hughes of New Jersey. hard fact that’s the way it’s publican NatKmal Omventkm policies in fats campaign against Govs. John McKeithen of going to have to be.” and the Soviet invasion of Humphrey. Kennedy’s brother-in-law, Ste- 649-5203 Humphrey is expected to (See Page Twenty) I^en Smith, quickly went to (See Page Twrafy) Nothing Is Sure at Convention Several Chicago Battles Rage

By SOL B. COHEN earlier, more Chicago police, us­ to bear for sheer unexpected­ Herald Staff Correspondent ing tear gas, dispersed about ness, protests continued to CONVENTION HALX., Chica­ 1,6ut less decisive by a punch In the stomach by ably will. S B ^ M an unidentified assailant, pre­ battlefields along (Jhicago’s Lake Shore, about 8(X) National sumed to be port of the group Laat night’s session of the con­ walking out. vention started promptly on Manicheflter'6 member of the Oonneotiout Delega- Guard troops were called out Member F.D.I.C. den are on the rig-ht side of the front row. CSearly early this morning to relieve The convention had voted to schedule at 8 p.m. Chicago time. tton to the Democratic National Convention at Chi­ seen in the second row, left to rig'ht, are Congress­ weary and sleepy police. The seat a compromise Georgia Songstress Anita Bryant, fac­ police, and now the National ing a huge synthetic btithday cago, John J. Sullivan, is at the left of the front delegation made up in half of MAIN OFFICE - 923 Main Street EAST BRANCH - 285 East Center Street WEST BRANCH - Manchester Parkade man John Monagan of Waterbury; John Driscoll, Guardsmen, contained several Julian Bond supporton and in cake, decorated by SdMectric row in this picture forwarded from the Convention labor leader; First S41Mman Arthur Powers of thousand hippies and Yipples half of party regulars. All had candles, Isd ths delsgaUon sing­ camped out in Grant Park, to sign pledgee not to support ing “Happy Birthday” to Prssl- by Herald Staff Correspondent Sol R. Cohen. Sen. BURNSIDE OFFICE - 700 Burnside Avenue SOUTH WINDSOR OFFICE - Sullivan Avenue Shopping Center Berlin, and Congressman William St. Onge of the across from the Hilton Hotel a candidate other than the 752 Under the Stars Mayor John Grant and will be­ T(mn Clerk^ Citing Increase possible coverage. Following the service, re­ By ALFBKD SHKDfWfMJ) <7 A72 legal paperwork of these mpet- the phone, and other office look info the matter, starting 186 WEST M IDDl^ TPKE.—649-6206 The U«t ot the series of sum­ freshments will be served and gin at 7:80 p.m. ingi. work. with an Investigation of how In other buslnesa at its very 0 K72 Set for Tomorrow The Big Band Sound is di­ mer mid-week services will be there will be a discussion pe­ Sometimes you can safely bid A 632 Im Work^ Bosses^ Asks Help Although the office houia are To Study SHoetlon other towns are coping with tha brief meeting, the board de­ a four-card suit at a high level. Tomorrow night at Henry rected by Everett Frey. It is isiavM A T REGISTRATION held tonight «t 7:80 at Trinity riod. The service is open to any­ WEST EAST the same as they ware In 1969, But Mrs. Toenney' told the problem. cided to send letters to all Today, for example, die bidding Park the music of CHen Mil­ composed of 18 musicians, most Mia. Olive Toomey, town Board of Finance that she would L«themn Church. Prospect St. one wishing to attend. ♦ 64 4 793 them to tha proper book. clerk's office During the questioning, the boards and commiaslons re­ MONDAY-FRIDAY—2 P.M.-6 P Jl. indicated that East and West ler, Woody Herman, Harry ot them wed-known in die area. Clark, explained to the Board ot Mrs. Toomay noted that over moved Into the town office buUd- like someone to leem the many minding them that annual re­ with the Rev. Robert Riedel as (7 KJ983 <7 Q10 5 Jamea, Tommy and Jimmy board discovered that Mrs. BEGINNERS OUR SPECIALTY BDIDS GET BLAME had most of the miaalng hearts Rides for any elderiy parsons Flnaiwe las* night why she tha course of a decade over 100 *6rs. Toomey aald she deiyUla of her Job, so that the ports are due. None has been Kuest speaker. 0 Q 10 6 5 O A Doraey and Benny Goodman who may w ldi to attend the Toomey Is no* under Social Pastor Riedel is with Im­ JAIPUR. India (API —SUte and clubs. South had moat of wants an assistant: She has homes have been buiU, wMh a works many more houra, oftrtt aseistant could really help, end Security, and that the Jobe of received. Accordion and Guitar — Bruno Dubaldo the diamonds. North was sure A 95 A AQ 10874 wfil set die mood for dancing concert wlB be furnished by manuel Lutheran Church in officials felt the explanation of a SOUTH three boeeee and each has be- consequent ^ ______IncreaM In______the num- on weekends, to catch up, eapec- Accordion and Guitar — Victor Dubaldo government warehouse keeper to have reasonable length in and listeniiig under the star*. "FISH" if they call 8T2-F1SH, ^uUeAndreivirs come more demanding over the her of reeldents renuirlng serv- l. In Poland, trains carrying The hinging Mattoee I-Jt — Eve. 6:8# — Feature 6:46 - 8:88 i tanks were moving westward. waslhebtst Modern Walnut or And. on Aug. 9 tome araall de- • Triple Dreiser • Mirror • 4-Dratyer Cheit 3 tachments of Bulgarism troepa ON in towa The hanging was the best show in town. • Dresser • Mirror • 4-Drawer Chest • Panel Headboard and Frame were flown to the Ruaso-Csech MANCHESTER LOBSTER MART But they made two mistakes. They hung i!ii> Solid Maple Colonial • Panel Bed frontier. Cemd to young modem*' taites — and pocketboolu! 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I I r MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., PAGE FIVE

80, 1968. Hie foundation said It State Student Loans er man wae killed and another Fuller Bmrii Merger man for Consolidated said. The More Shrimp Used iMtin American Catholics Reach $30 MUlion expects to guarantee another $20 Injured. egraemeifi Is subject to ap ­ mfllion by the end of the aca­ Injured was the driver of the CHtOAGO (A P )—F uller B nirii p ro v a l by the board of directors BOSTON —tJ.B. N trlnp laad- demic year of 1998. tractor-trailer, Startey Wlochow- of each company, by their share- Meet with Jewish Leaders HARTFORD (AP)—More than Co. of Bast Hartford, Cbnn., and Inga of 191 mfllion pouade, 30,800 student loans worth more skl of East Hartford, who was ConeoUdated Foods Corp. of (Chi­ holdm and by the Irfiemal Rev­ treated for head and leg Injuries record Imports of 202 million By DAVID F. BELNAP than $80 million have been guar­ cago have agreed to merge. enue Barvlce. Council and the continent’s Jew­ East Hartford Man at Cambridge City Hosplta], fol­ ConeoUdated has Interests in 11«e Lea Angeiea Hmea ish institutions create reciprocal anteed since the start of the pounds and above aveiaga ia- Hurt in Collision lowing the crash Tuesday. The announcement of the food proceeelng and consumer ventorlas at tha baglmilng ef BOGOTA, Ootombla — A top- courses and semliutrs in their Connecticut Student Loan Found­ Killed was fireman Charles merger Tuesday said Fuller ation in 1966. goods and servlcea. Fuller le a 1907 mado a total of 4W mil- level meeting of Latin Amerl- respective schoMs of theology. CAMBRIDOE, Mass. (AP)—A Joftes, 41, of Arilngton. Lt. Wil­ stock will be exchanged for $4$ door-to-door retaU outlet tor Also recommended are mixed The foundation In its annual Ooimectlcut man hae been In­ lien pounds available to Ameri­ Fall ca’e Roman ChthoUc end Jew- liam Fretl of Cambridge was million of ConeoUdated’s pre­ household products. It would be­ can consumera laet year. Cbo- family and student groups for report to Gov. John Dempsey jured In a collision between a described in critical condition at ferred shares. Fuller stock come an autonomous subsidiary INi leaden hae ended here In Bible study. Thursday said the figures rep­ fire engine and a tractor-trailer sumption was about 290 mUUca Cambridge City Hospital after would be exchanged at a per of Consolidated, the announce­ pounds, a 6 per cent gain over ■ a r d e n t on a 17-polnt of resent the total through June at an Intersection here. One oth­ the crarii, police said. action for seeking greater mu- share rate of $27.00, a spokea- ment said. IIM. Sewing Needs ^ undentandlng between the ^ rMIgtoua groups In thu n«mi«phere. It was the first time such a m e e ^ has been conducted Guaraitaed Color Fast to WashiHR anywdiere on a continental scale According to Its leaden. Or»anl«6d at the Initiative of tte B’nal B’rtth AnU-Defama- Cotton Courtesy Prints tl(« League, the meetlrw wae held coincident with, but not as a part of, the S9th ^tematlonal ®Ucharl»tlc Congren now end- Our Rog. 36/36" wHdo tn | here. The OongreM, a (Jatho- 44dyd. yd. He celebration to inspire re- itewal of faith, drew pHgrtma f ;| Latest Fall prinU, for dresses, sportswear to home decorating. All from around tha world, atnorut prints qiecifically designed for easy home sewing. All new assort­ them Pope Paul VI. j m p ment. FV>ur general areas of activity are covered In the program: Oommunlty service, cultural listerctiBnges, eUmlnatton of mu­ View from the Rear at Grant Park tual inwjudlces and particlpa- From America’s Leading Mills Crease Resistant Finish tlon in reUgioue acts. Armed troops line Chicago’s Michigan Avenue to­ tion. Scene is across the street from the Oonrad Hil­ DUcussions lasted two days day facing Grant Park where many anti-war pro­ ton Hotel, headquarters hotel for the Democratic and all final recommendations testers slept following early morning demonstra- National Convention. (AP Photofax) Sportswear Prints were agreed upon unanimously. Fall Tweeds Raul Cardinal auva Henrt- dent's Council on Youth Oppor­ quez, primate of Chile, headed tunity, and a niece of Mrs. Lyn­ Project I the group of is Catholic partici­ The Ladies^ God Bless ’em. don B. Johnson, put it to the Special 44/45" Our Rog. 44/45" pants 'w ho also Included the pre­ "Pood for Thought” audience in Valuel yd. wide 894 yd. wido sident of the Latin American Add Interest to Convention dollars and sense. No Longer Bishops’ Council, Archbishop "How much does it take to de­ Canvas and oxford type cottons. Patterns carefully se­ Avelar Brandao Vilela of Tere- By MAOOn: SAVOY Bete herself, told of her work Sensational values in Fall season tweeds, cottbn/pol- slna, Brazil. velop an independent, articulate, lected for home sewing - fashions and home decorating. The Los Anxeles nm es or Federal City College, to open A Problem yester and cotton/rayon blends. Wide shade assortment. Rabbi Morton M. Rosenthal CHICAGO—The Hrsf‘victory" of Washington, informed, resourceful human being?” she asked. "It’s a huge of New Yoilc, director of the speech of the week In Chicago D.C., next month. It’s to be The Project I dttemma posed Latin American Affairs depart­ was made Monday noon at the (■I'o’s on the board of tnisteea) social investment, not Just by by the shortened funds from their parents, but the combined ment of the Anti-Defamation Conrad HUhm; at the sold-out low-cost, first-rate, and experi­ the federal government has Burlington Mills Moonglade INew Fall Shades League, led the Jewish group “Food for Thought” luncheon mental in many ways. overhead of good schools, youth oigaidzations, volunteer and been solved without adding udiitA included five other rabbis (double-decimated because at No entrance requirements ex­ and four lay officials of the double-strikes of taxis and bus­ cept a high school diploma or service organtxations, superb money or losing lacliiiic W a.sliahic aN Drvahic Kiiilliiui ^anis dle Duke dialed endlessly. month. An additional charge of “washout” account for the $76,- Re(X>mmendations tor commu­ Everyone, it seemed, was eith­ ly to people in other cultures,” rocklesB driving against Gordon nity service were drafted tor Downtown Manchester and Parkade she noted. “Everybody learns, 619. er Just heeding for an airport, was noUed. The project serving about 160 Sayelle^OrloiT “Finelon” individuals, families and in the air, or had Just landed when the haves help the have churches, mostly Involving note.’ David (Cole, 16, of Dobson Rd., disadvantaged children will now somewhere else. Vernon, pleaded innocent to a greater mutual contact and Joint And there was Mrs. Arthur begin Ha fourth year in Man­ Yarn of effort. At the very last minute she Schleslnger Jr., writer and charge of theft of a motor ve­ chester. Vrrvlir Yarn dipped a note under Jimmy hicle, waived examination and W in lu k * ^ The leading and most repre­ G artist and campaigner of many Durantes door: Luckily, the was turned over to Tolland sentative Catholic and Jewish political battles, who gave LAND LAKE organizations in each locality maid w aaot' there to sweep it flowers to the youth generation. (County Superior (Court. HARLAN, Ky. (AP) — up appeared, wowed the are tirged to form mixed com­ “Best educated group this coun­ A Hartford man, returned (Crank’s Creek Lake, a reservoir mittees to determine communi­ ladles, and so did Billy Dan­ try has ever produced; better here from (Chicago, is being sent here, became the subject of iels. ty needs and find solutions. Informed, more sophisticated back to that city where he is much conversation when it had 100% Pure The plan suggests the two When a sun-struck lady, wear­ about issues, growing to adult wanted for forgery. to be drained because an error Our Reg. 79t ea. ing one of those hhie-gieen Mc­ Light, toft worited-type groups give their Joint efforts age In a knife-edged world (the Mitchell Bell, 33, had charges caused its backwater to flood yarn machine washes Mecliine wishable fine, maximum publicity “as testi­ Carthy dresses, appeared at first generation to live in an of obtaining money under false private property. superbly. Non allergenic. Ilfhlweifhl yam, excellent shrink-proof, needs no Virgin Wool for baby garmenli, fine mony to the union of both in “Abigail’s” acting a little sillier age when history was rendered pretenses and fraudulent issue “We ought to change the and a lot louder than any of blocking; mothproof. iweatera, tocka, bccauae favor of human needs.” meaningless by the atom bomb). of checks, filed against him lo­ name to Lake Nunn,” said Choose from 18 fashion il’t made ofOrlon * acrylic. To {tfomote better knowledge the official delegates, Natalie "They are secuxfdng for new cally, noUed. He waived ex­ County Attorney Murphy How­ shades. While, pattela, and faihion FTatow and her assistant JoUed J thadei. of ea^ group by the other, the meaning in their private and tradition. ard, “becatise y/toen it comes to Knitting plan proposes that the Blsho{>8' her out of the door, over to pubttc lives,” she said. NoUes were entered in the water, there ain’t none.’ Ken­ Sears, bought her a dress and “Through their activism, their following cases; Eleanor Olin, tucky’s governor is Louis B. J^^^Jjf^Famous Lofty Sportelle’ h \ swiped the McCarthy one, and lack of cant, and their oonunit- 98 Main St., making false com­ Nunn. Girl Drug Users bade her goodbye. ment; they have forced us to plaint; R o b ^ C. Soucler, Met­ Former Sheriff BUI Hensley For another, they’re hardy. face facte.” calf Rd., Tolland, and Nettie chimed in with this observation: Worsted Yarn of Placed in Scbool Oldest delegate in the group Mrs. Donald (Diana) McAr­ S. Vozzfria, Mile HIU Rd., Ver­ “At least we got the only lalce in HARTFORD (AP)—For the is M-year-old Emma Dutfey Mil­ thur, member of the Citizens’ non, failure to grant right of the world in which you can hunt Rue Yarn Wintuk'^ ler, national commute ewoman Our Reg. 4oz. flret time In Its history, the A M n o r y Board to the Presl- way. rabbits.” Lane School for Delinquent Girls from Slippery Rock, Pa., Here Mja 994 deein o n her 12th ctxivention. aM as in Middletown admitted several snappy as a snapping turtle. 70 yd. Our Reg. 2oi. girls with a long history of drug akein Four-ply virgin wool al tavingi 794 ritein Involvement during the 1967-68 For another, they start soon­ you can’t afford to miu! All- er. pur poie yarn for twealen, A medium weight yarn fiscal year, the school’s annual Youngest delegate la 19-year- For kniltinz, crochelinf. coals or afghani. Chooie from with the luxurloui look of report says. hooking, braiding. Fast 46 exciting colon-high shadei ahellandl Orion r-ecryllc The report was prepared -by old Gall McHenry from Hopkins­ See Mariow’s Funriture colon, machine waahable. or paitelal Guaranteed waih 2-ply yarn ii machine ville, Ky., black, beautiful and ' For bulky awealera, toya, able. washable and dryable. Miss Ethel D. Mecum, retired ’ chair pad., rugi. In.truc- Wide choice of 17 delight­ siqierintendent of the school, and headstart girl for Kennedy who lio n s on label. thm switched to McCarthy. Department for ful co lo n . presented Tuesday to Gov. John (You can vote in Kentucky and Dempsey. The drug generally Georgia at 18, which gives those Baek-te-Sehool used by the girls involved was two states a three-year youth- b fO th ef Si’wiiijr Machim’s ul SAVIMiiS! marijuana. Miss Mecum said. edge). I There was also recorded an Increase in the numibers of un­ And oztother, they've pizzasc. wed mothers at the Institution, You should have heard Mary DIRECTORS’ ...... ! which follows a national trend, (of Peter, Paul and. . .) swing the report said. Lane is a resi- out for the McCarthy cause at denttal Institution for girls com­ a stumping stomp at the Chica­ mitted by Juvenile Court, and go Civic Opera House, put to­ it admitted 91 girls from 33 com­ gether by Paul Newman and CHAIRS munities last year. including Patrick O’Neal and grtP*- Robert Ryan authors Arthur A quality made chair by famous Tele­ MlUer and WUUam Styron. L -a JR t Mary and Peter belted out scope . . . We have a nice selection. their famous, "If You Love Your M«Mr Mw* •• tew AkWl Country,” whioh they wrote for McCarthy. Piloes 8taa^ At And, of course, they’re up *13.98 beet. 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Wflimr CroM Piaricway OPgN LATI gVERY NIGHT DRUG COMPANY Secretary of Labor and a Phi 9tl Mala St-M f-Sm MANCHESTCR EVSNpfG HERALD. IfANCHESTfSt, CONN, Wffi>NESDAT, AUGUST 28, 1988 ? ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 5 Mimoa Fij Route EirterHoM e, ^SLi“to'21; S OwBCr o f $ 15 f0 0 0 Bhrood was at howM with Mb KBW TOitK Winners in Tolland County 4-H Fair Listed ^ srUa, his daag^Mr, Kaaey, aad groarih hi nota (A P ) —1 aa haMridMod fttarid. ■ nangofs on Bm Norfli AdioH tut Woe rib- GoerWT b r e • d chuBfdOB Stiong. OiarlM Tiy ^ . Heatk- M ary J a i TV-Radio Tonight ___ raotrii la Om paM U yaBw Wf ririi TbOaad, • aai Di to gla* toom the m t*. tbm robtar* flad. taa at the TbCand was Mamt« Crane, abo nianlag «r and KartnHolBrta^KarMi a wall-tils the #A per cent laereew to W riwadj 4 ^ M r bald tlas paat a biu« ribbon for wntnr calrea. Kbiaman. Dbbbia WaMt. weakoit te Vernon Inchate Beckr Wetlerweifw won ebam- MKdwa. taaan Skar, Oanl Patricia ChiV Ooveafry, btBdaaaa la a tod taMB the In 1SS7 th e mmbmr of p a B ^ nraiOa in ahowmansblp and pion tor Ayrabtre senior calrea. Oaaob. Janie Ricbarda, Jane hWlhs ilaBtol road from Ha L a «*»«» are w as up ISA p a r can t. M l Television yearwM Iba flrat in wMfk daMM a( lann animals raised The BUncton Dairy Ctab won TiHenas, LncOla SM bai. Lajwa t:00 ( 340) Perry Mrinn 8-13) T ruth o r Oonsequencea ooBB w w m i l t a paaBstiBBia w ar* w ( B-ia) Merr Oriffln Q _____ by 40*00 wlonera of the horse for dob herd. Alhoni. Jody lUadarwortar and BOB OBtared the Was- taaaaUgfiUt* 1 (9) Mike Dougria (8)8) ft.Summer Scene with Brad * 0». show and hoeoe JoOk - Judy Nlederwerfer won Krand Jadde Saaisan. I hoBM on Rooto T at MJnod to tha 1 1 ria d . > (18) Woody Woodbury Davla (O (30) DiKOverli* Americe (34) P ow er of the DaUar (R) ^ contaat and eohibiu of aril- champtoo for the dairy dass B ata. Doma O’Brtan; (30) Oombat (SO^I New*, Weather (C) (40) OUUgan’i blUMl (in Huntley-Brinidey (C) LEVr daa made, gruaii and collect- with Janice Bennett, reserre gnninbon. 8oa CDan Sdmaldor. Ratnre craft 5:30 (30) Ledim Ikur 7:15 (W) Neiwwvei ed by ctab memhen. champion. DoraUiy KaaBtad. Kay and Rob- a n d R to - (40) Troth or Oomequencee 7:30----- (18);18) Lea Lea C Crane em a R aft, ' - — Movie The horse show champion- Sheep Breed Claascs eri Sedmaidar. Tam awe Taight- (18) Afternoon Report 4?} Sfe*M O ria (C) ridpa were won by Bruce K in^ In the sheep breed dasaea hnhi. Tamnw Mansoid. Mary-taai 5:46 (34) Friendly OlMit |34) >iing the Oafts (R) 5:00 ( A8-1043> New*. Sporle. AlQ-lSao^^nO) Democrat- bnry. Didon. hont c'.a!5=: Laicy Ann Kerstinf. Mansfield, won Ociher. Jeanette Tmeh, ShsOa Oamp crafts: P ita e e , W eai^ le*.j NaMonal QnvenUon Schite. Bast Hartford. hunt champion market lamb: Mamie BaUaay. Ctady Lani, JaUe EXCITING, (18)Uerv OrUfki 00 (34) News 4n F ertoeotive TM- (30) UlUTlage In Today's :W (18) ftibaoription TV reserve; Laurie Nesrman, He- Crane, champion breeding ewe. Sehwelder, Cindy BHnewnod. B- hm^ aad Sandra Alpera Ver- Boolsty 00 (34) OaraeoM Special (33) HIrilUshts bton. EncUsh class; Marty, and Donna Graat. Mansfield. 10B Crippa. Mary-Loa Qerher noB. (30) OfSirie's Navy (U ) News Jactaon. TalcotlTille, En^ish champion showman. aad Karen Randaaan (34) MBrienicers NeWhbor- David AronaoB won gaaea >)ood Alma Altheam, Will- Blue ribbons enmt to Lorraine Frona TbOand. Ttocfy and and misrenaaeoaa. wffh Wayne AUTHENTIC UJ:3Q (40) News U ;00 ii^ton. weetem class. Laurie xik. Ucht we^d*; Doana Grant. Mary niwidliii. linte aad Pamela GataB; Chztd FDl- 5:90 ( 3-13) W siter O o n U te (C) atadUB. wnungton. eresteTTi Lynne Gartiib. Jtm Bcher. Deb- bee. Carrie ewd Lwnrei Smita, (10-30) Huntley-BrinMey (C) Imndy. Patricia Qnl, awnto 04) What's NewT (R) reserve; Sharon Keefe. He- bie G rant. aU of Mansfield tor Karen Bacley. R aam im BoBtoaa. (30) New Hortoios VIN tograham. Aane Daiaao, Dotma U;26 bran, pony riaaa and Nancy niedium aeicat market laiataa. Pahnaho, Aawe Janelle TRADITIONALS ( 8) Frank Reynolda (O 11:80 BUS. Obriridiy; KaiaB Moidhi. 5:45 (30) New* RyohliiM. Hebron, pony reserv e, to Donna GraaA and Ann ^ a » Prudlm Oaroi and Terry Hewitt, Tony 7:00 (10) Branded ( 340) JOey Bhhop Show Carrie I>owty of ToUand was Kerstin*. heavy aeicht. From CtaeeOCry. Marflce QBeUett*. TbOand; aad Kay SEE SATURDAVSIV WEEK FOR COMPLETE U8TIN08 named winner of the dog show. Donna Graal^ also won re- Ctay. Barbara Vaaderpod and Chzole Oaadi. I, ■ The botae Judging contest. Jun- serve champion market lamb; ywiiwas sBen and J o m B m - for the modern lor diririon ew won by Helen David ICinamar.Bnsaiaa. MicsSeMLMicsSeldL Oknn. BBan Aron- Manley of Coventry with Dan lamb trio: Renee Calhoan Bot- Bempbook winaeia were Chr- Radio SOB. M anha LeDoyt, Olya BecldoM. Sharon Ingra­ (TUm Hating tododm only thnaa nwra braadOMta of 10 Haie. Mansfield, second, and ton. and Mamie Crane, breed- Lanrie Rowiaad. Oafi Jach - Sharon Keefe. Hebron, third. ing ewe and ram: David Kins­ ham, Patricia and Charles man-on-the-move! ratanto kngtii. Some otattona rainy oMm* A on ____ Oort, Anne Aronaon, Somn Women in the sotior divi- man. ewe imder owe. year, and Col. Harland Sanders WDBO—1354 W n 0—1555 Pat Benoett. TbBand. Renee Olhntm rtaerve cham- Bearce. Mary Peace, PhyTUa Rosriaad, Barbara TTtaliSisirsi 5:00 Ken Orimn 5:to Afternoon Edition Hoffman. Connie Barton. Kris VaaDarpod and Patd, Peter Sandra Abo. Coventry; Domm 5:00 Joey Reyaolde 5:(n Newa Orit: Brenda Hatch. WUlingtoc. picn breeding ewe 9:00 Dick Robinson 5:16 Horicet Report OM second, and Diane Miller. Tbi- Sbmrmaaddp and Gtemey. OoDeen Roadi. Pam aad Mary Menard; Manafietd; EBia. Wnungton; Jane aad Becomes a Multimillionaire 1:05 News. BIsn Off 5:30 Weatbeg awards to T tab a aad riiecp G®***- PrtKfll* • “ >1 Bar- Ltoa Roaadl: Hebron. Nancy Paggy BeauHeo. TaUaad; Re- WBCH—515 6:36 Strictly Sports (Levi’t beats ’em all.) iand. thiTd. 5:00 Hartfon) Hlfchlishts 5:36 Afternoon Edition In the knowledge events of wwd to Ly™ Jim Ack- !»** Beehtoid. Rycfal^ aad IbDaad. Jeaaette nee CbOhoun. BoMon; Cheryl 7:00 News 7:00 DemocroSic Convention 8:00 Gaslight die lodging contest Ronald ar Dakkte Gnat. Lomtoe NQt. From wnUagtoa, Barbara Bemtott. Kottke. Sherre Prince, Maaa- Kentucky Colonel Parlays 11:00 Newa. W eather. Sports Browa. EOeea Avery, Jody Mar- ChBd Care, Art Wacfc 8^d. aad Darlene and Eugene 13:00 Quiet Hours 11:30 O th^ side of the Day MKneaak of Mariborugh was WPOP—1515 first m the Jmuor dritsion; Ter­ CD. Nancy Green, aad from Stal- Child Care daaa arlnnera: E3- Turner. Andover. 6:00 Danny Clayton Show TASTES GREEN, ANYHOW Most popular brand of jeans an ft*d, Rothann Hatch Many of |en Aronaon. Kay VaaDerpod. Oid» scrapbook wfameis were First Social Security Check 6:00 Steve O'Brien ry MQIcr. Tofland, second, and 9:00 Dick Heriherton LOmSVILIjK (AP) — While Whiifred Smith. Vernon, third. these received nomeroas rfb- and Wayne Ooiag. Ooventry. Uw Kiafty A-Go-Gos and ftie 13:00 G ary O lrord Show riding in a taxi. Bud Deddens Where it counts—on the collfte^^mpus. iwM to /-iifhieif Martin Bender won tor cot- Uftlo Kisy Beaven. By HAL BOYLE which, he gave to religious and WINF—1155 Setaor di virion winner* were NEW YORK (AP) — "I’ve charitable organizatkms. He 6:00 News noticed that the driver was try­ Gary Keefe. Hebron, first; tiine rfobona went to tto^ aad Scott Wdherdl tar Winning booth*' were home also has helped pay for the up­ 6:15 Speak Up ing to shake toe tobacco habit by According to 71% of college m sB su^eyed o ij«A. Boydoi. Karen Knlo. Lor- peremiials in nursery daaa; eoonomica. the Obventry 4-H never had a golf club .In my- 5:00 News Brenda HaU*. wnUngton. sec­ hand*, and if I keep my aenaes I keep of 64 foeter children 5:16 Speak Up Hartford smoking cigarettes made from .170 campuses from coast to coai ond. and Linda Harrison. He­ lie w»AM4 fii Chrol aad Terry Samka Abo and G ^ Fetgu- Ctoveis aad the wminctan arornid the world, and given 5:46 Lowell Thomas lettuce leaves. Hewitt of ToDaad. Charlene soiv rocks and mtnermli. Ricky Workers; animal and plant never .tfA,” said the old man in 5:56 Phil Rlnuto bron. third. the witte • outt and the black $870,000 for sdMdarahlpe to stu­ 7:00 The World Tonisht “Do they taate like lettuce?” Beef dass Priaes Thvlor. EQen Crippa, Sharon Jedrriewaki, bird feeder. sciences, ttie Cmatty Unera 7:30 Frank OKford atrlng W, dents who agree to refrain from 7:80 Speak Up Sports asked Deddens. By TIME, Inc. In (be aateal Jodgtng b rt Twgraham and PrisciBa Hntt, Engineering and home me- Dairy, WQiBife and Oonaeiva- Hia liiddy cheeks flushed, his smoking. 8:00 News “No,” replied toe (Mver, riasa. *hd fitting OTTercry. fhanica wtaneis were: Vemon. CSub, Andover Rangers. 8:10 Speak Up Sports fine white niustache and trim 13:15 Sign Off "they taate Uke cabbage." So what? — e—> btae ribbons went to ------■-[ and Fhad Awarda Paul Menard; Ooventry. Brace Coventry 4- H F o restera and "If they've got money to bum. white tpttkee vibrated as he they don’t need mine to bum," !«aary Avery, wmngton and G am ta awards;Nancy Rydi- LeDoyt. Richard Ctay. Ttm tU* Veraon Weedleaa Garden oOnn^Miil Ms black ellver han­ Becky iHadei oerter. Vemon. Hi*. Hetanm: Alan Bender. El- KoiodrieJ. Glen MUier and <3ub. and social science, ttie he said. So stock up on the No. 1 Brand. dled ctoM'to the floor and add­ The colonel hopes to live to be tar borne beef: Mamie Crane. HMtcB- Mary Mmard. Vemon. David Aronaon; Hetaran, Frank * “ 1 Potholdeis and ed: VenoB. and Diane SBefert, El- M d^ren Motdln, IbBanil. and WnUam Rich; Maerifield: ToUand “ Merrimakers. — ------100, and this Is-hls philosophy: Before back-to-campus. “Work Is the basis of living. "Always keep working at Announcement taqjton. tor baby beef and Di­ FOotki awsrito; From Vemon, Jerry Prince and EHington, 1’H nersr retire. A man’U rust ane Seifert tor premiere show- Itoncy Strm*. Jean Cojnor, David Clark. something every day. No matter Qcftred in Death o«it qigeher than he’g wear out. how feeble you feel, you’ve al­ after his lonsr illness Cteriene Taylor. Kay VanDer- Arts work blue ribbons went A n y iU ^ who does nothinjf ev­ ways got toe strength to do Also in the home beef riasa : poeL Ann Chase. Lneflle Sam- to. tram ToUand, Donna and Of Hartford Fireman ir«TT»i«> crane, parior calf; Nan­ ery da;^^ bkt go hunting or fish­ something. Angelo Camposeo Ml ami Jean Ooimor; WOUng- Bryan Boodreanlt. Kathy ing iiMM good to the nation. He cy ATery. wnungtoft senkn too: Barbara Brawn. Peggy Kowalyahyn. Peggy ZafaUanaky, “Right n(nv I’m thinking of calf; Jane Hopkins. Andover, mighnui well pass on.” starting a chain of restaurants is now back at B n e Nancy Ckeen, EDeen Terry and Carol Hewitt, Karl Walk» of Hartford has At Hariand Sanders—a jmtor ycarkBgs: MamieCrana. Avery’ and DeMde Effls, and Kuhn. Mary BeauBeu. Karen specializing in country ham and Kentubky colonel, suh, whose eggs.” scalar yeaibags. and Nancy Oorentry Mary Pmee, Barbara Bagiey. Sherri Hampton. Netty momha ago chief lihMefleld la the one called The State Barber Shop Avery. rhamr*nn homr beet Haddleae^ Krta Gtemey. Pat Aime JaneUe. Carrie SmHh, of a Hartford fireman. And If you don’t think Sanders la the baby beef daaa: Diane Coroner Irving Aronson said life—^has become one of the 10 BisseO SL, Manchester moat familiar commercial folk has a secret recipe for spicing Scifact. Ugta W rig h t Aagm; Mrt- country hams—well, you don’t 1 P.M.-6 PJW. Daily _ _ ___ F. Stovkin. Jl. of Btoom field. figures of our time. His face is aa BoDea. EBtngton. Ilutto^ : d e r n a i1i— Lodder, Marilee Ricky Jedrriewaki, Karen Moo- know Kentucky colonels. Kafty Avery, medhaa wri^d; Dec. • en route to a fire could more recognizable than that of Ctommander Whitehead,* the Frank Niederaretfer. ' heavy rueo niisanr Effie Cbstas and Cheryl Kottke; *** to be the reault of weri^ champion beef bearded BngHsiunan who sells Ooventry. Anne andoivld Aran- W al^ s frilure to grant the quinine tonic water, or thoee of aw ard. ' Pea- Qndy Goble. Ann Delano fruck right of way. Ml Jimmy Jedratowrid. Peg Stovkin feU from the track af­ the Smith Brothers on the cough Whmer* in the MraUtog daw ____ _ rw,^ Grant So- Melody GoMe. Carol Polaraky, ter the track and a car driven drop package—Trade and Mark. by walker coWded at an inter- Tnve colonel is, first of all, a DRAPERY SI^OP - 11 OAK ST. ^ a*«d. ajri^S id and Ken ^Lla Boyden. Pat and Janette toid^r^Carison.____ Peggy day. —*» Appdsteto. Boto, Somen. Scott WefhereU; Oov- He sUU gete $40,000 plus ex­ - kahor calves- Jody aad Odte Nodwied, ToUand, and entry, Sandra Aho. Gary Fer- penses for traveling some Ntederwerfer. seiriw ealvea: ««*«- Appelatrin. p»on. Priscilla Hntt. Linda and 226,000 miles annually as good­ Abocn. BoekviUe. Jm- Seifert won champion Barbara Condos and Jan Beaa- will ambassador for Oie firm to OF MANCHESTER rir and aU cows, and "dae ritowmonofaip. and Rich- Ueo. aad Hebron, Suaan Drew which he sold his secret chicken G Jeff Bnsette. Vemon. senior »rd Abora a Mae ribbon for and Nancy Rychling. seasoning recipe for $2 million swine breed ctoaaes. Flowers class winners from L four years ago. That mushroom­ Bennett won Jersey Bias ribbon winner* in the Coventry; Peggy B eau^ ing company, Kentucky Fried breed and reserve dothtog class were, from Mans- Elaine Ferguson, Heidi Miller, Chicken Corp., grossed some champion andblue ribbons tor *Wd. Ltoa and Gina RuaaeU. Patricia Carl and Sandra Aho; IS83.6 miBlon in the last fiscal jmtior a ^ ««-«>- esOves. senior D«hM Steams. Martha Kins- EUh*tan, Martin and Alan year, and its nearly 2,000 licen­ yeartmgi and all cow*. Ridrird man, Sherre Prince, Carol Col- Bernier, CyntlUa Clark. K t j sees fold more than 800 million Aborc. woD for jumor lins and Debbie Waxman. troen Sdmeider and Mary Gerber; chickens. yearhsgs Vemon: Ann Chaae, Nancy Vemon, Chariene Taylor. Kay Left fatherless early, Sanders t HOPSACK * 8 started doing the family cooking at 7 while hlB mother went to IN OLIVE, GOLD, WHEAT, AVOCADO work In a cannery. At 10 he was fired from a $2-a-mona» farm n W e’re at the cor­ Job because the farmer thought he spent too much time watch­ ner of Route 6 ing birds and squirrels. "I felt lower than a snake’s I' and Stoney Rd., belly when I had to go home and tell my mother," he recalled. “I CORDUROY *7-98 "OPEN Bolton I Rrst left vowed then Td never loaf anoth­ CARAMEL, OLIVE, GOLD * i er day In my life.” after M u n s o n' $ Over the years young Harland was a plowman, painted buggies HOUSE" Candy Kitchen) in todlanapolls, worked as a ^nianhattanW streetcar conductor, spent sev­ eral years as a railroad fire­ •RES CHIC BEAUTY man. dress shirts... now with He also sold Urea, insurance POPLIN and ocetylejie farm lamps. At Only 3 days to save during TAN, OUVE, CLAY, NAVY, BLACK iand FIGURE SALO 40, after falling in the garage 7-button longer bodies to business, he opened a small fill­ ing station and restaurant in our SEMI-ANNUAL SALE fit today’s low-rise slacks! Oorbin, Ky, SEPTEMBER 3rd "I figured that people, no matter how bad times got, REUPHOLSTERING: Only 8 days left to reuphoteter your furniture SIZES 28 to 38 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. would always need food and at great savings. Call 643-5171 for our Shop-at-Home service and we Superb “D.Q.” 50% Kodel®, 50% cotton gasc^ne," he said. will call on you to choose from Eariy American or Contemporary Ha experimented with Med prints florals, or solids. Each fabric is protected with Scotchgard® or oxford shirtings are authentic in every chicken, developed his own sea­ Zepel® treatment in either box or kick pleated skirts. Your fui-Mture soning recipe containing 11 is first: 1. Stripped to the bare frame, 2. Loose joints reglued, 3 Old detail with button-down collar, exacting Idnds of herbs and spices. Busi­ ness flourished, and he built a webbing replaced with new, 4. New fillings added. Fabrics carefully back-pleat...and now with 7-button motel—"the first modem one cut, matched, and tailored. Hurry I Only 8 days left. tapered body to fit, without puffing, in east of the Mississippi.’ ’ But a new highway was built SLIPCOVERS: Now during the last 8 days of Watkins SEMI-AN­ Charge low-rise slacks! Permanent-press finish and bypassed hds location. At 65 NUAL SALE, you can change the appearance of any sofa or chair at he was broke. Then he got the a fraction of the original price. Call 643-5171 for Shop-at-Home Serv­ Wni Be Sewed Accounts assures out-of-the-washer-dryer wrinkle- Idea of going around the country ^Pbone appamtmeats selling Ws Med chicken formu­ ice and our representative will call on you to choose from Early taken for an iltt af­ Invited,.. free, ‘neC^er-iron’ performance! Amazing la. His financial springboard American or Contemporary prints, florals or solids. All fabrics are ter Beptember M was 'his first Social Security either Scotchgard® or Zepei® treated, and are vat-dyed, and pre- - . . may be made “Zip-Clean”^^ soil-release finish means stazttog Augnst SO. check—for $106. shi'unk. Fabrics are skillfully tailored with self welts, box or kick "My wife stayed home and pleats and are installed upon delivery. No appolnfnteBt aae- spots and stains “zip” out In one home- made the seasoning, and I hit « eaaary for figive the road." he said. "I toW the »***—* no €00* ON THE GO machine laundering...without pre-scrub- people who wanted my recipe Two and three-cushion sofas only, Reg. $89.95, NoW 82.50 tract to be rigned bing! Come in and see these great shirts they could have It lor five cents Just pay a nominal Thie Permanent Press FortrefU/cotten dress is set a chicken. I left It up to them to 2 Pc. Groups of sofa pnd one chair, Reg. $139.95 Now 124 .50 indtvidnal treat- today! «^Aa figure what they owed me. LOMOt fee. off by ruffled voUe bib effect with matching collar "People are honest If you 3 Pc. Groups of sofa and two chairs, Reg. $185.95 Now 16 6 .5 0 .Now, Tree CMc and cuffs. In assorted plaids. Sizes 8Vg to 18^^. trust them. I don’t think anyone creatm a I o v 11 e r ever beat mo out of a nickel. DRAPERIES: For a pleasent change, give your room an exciting new c, aa weU aa a ^ S l t s M BV)ur years ago the colonel sold out his American rights to look with Draperies from Watkins Drapery Shop. Call 643-5171 for _ t his product lor $2 million. He our Shoii-at^Home Service and we will visit you to choose from a large since has sold his Canadian selection of weaves, prints, textures, and colors.-Match the fabric in rights for another $2 million. the I'oom it will ajipear. All Draperies have hand finished hems and “THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" headings, finest cotton sateen linings, and weights in comers and 901 - 007 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:80 TO 6:80 Oo Call mjow seams, AU Draperies are installed upon delivery. r i I ijiktoi tor Farlr ti Ttrhiil Itoe* U til XfiTOX Copy Sorvico \ THURSDAY 0:80 TO 9:00 DOWNTOWN MAIN STKEET, MANCKEaTEB TRES CH IC of BOLTON THE MABVEL OF MAIN STOEET" OrCN 6 DAYS — THUtS. M «HTS Mi 9 901-807 MAIN STOEET, MANCHESTER ataeprtot knd Soppljr. Mo- Open 9 A.M, to 5:30 P.M. - Closed Monday Open a Regal Charge Account Today 649-1101 tOiJHortfordBd., Open Thursday and Friday until9P,M. Connecticut Bank and Hartford National Charges Aho Accepted ■■■■V i'; ■ Vy ■■■■■^ .- - y p -.

HAXCHE5TER E7BK1NG HHULD. 0 0 ! I N , r, A X m O S ^ » , 1M 8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE NINE

Manchester; Paul Ofria, 81 home of Sen. Margaret CSiaae face Juvenile court hearings. working on a master’s degree in Two Brocken News in Richard Rd.; Heather Bacon, Smith,R-Maine, which was van­ Mrs. Smith is In New York, sociology and psychology at MakM EoflNg With r Piiftrldge Lone, Tolland. P eople in dalized oVef the weekend. recuperating from an operation. Qonzaga University and took O m VietLeave Also, Ernest Stafford, 71 Two divans in the living room the stuff on purpose. She told FALSE TEETH Brood 8t.; Leroy Vaughn, were slatiied with knives, books A Brush tvUh the Law the Judge the only way she Killed in O aah ^ orld Washington S t, Vernon; Mrs. were strewn on the floor and a could understand about hostility Up to 3 S ^ Easter The N ews SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — OUntesl testa prore you ean bow Elizabeth Backus. M Marble portable trievlsion aet was Mrs. Mary Canning admitted of some youths toward the law Mt and ena« battar-fooka daatuiaa ICAP>-^IMI Heart Recipient St.; Mrs. Diane Nobert, 869 tipped off its table, authorities was to have a brush with it her­ aywasaoBton% aaoea egeetiiw-lf Sued for Divorce she took candy, toothpaste, a you tprlnxla a ifttla roB l M f aa Want! to Go Fishing Main St.; Mrs. Marietta Con- said. A silver cigarette holder pen and other Items when self. your plataa. T K r n c m boMa uppan i-ad. 81 Parker 6t.; Pre800 so far—but the kids ciovend sBTsr o n in bis Holy ic boycott of Greece. iU. To Leave for Tour Read Herald Advertisements A reliable source said earlier make some spending money. Agent Denies Reports that the 80-yeor-old political "I buy bubble gum and go PANAMA (AP) -President­ HONG KONG (AP) — The leader had been nudied to an air bowling,” said 7-yeartold Sam, elect Amulfo Arias leaves this agent for the sunken freighter force hospital durtiig the night. who Just works when the spirit weekend on a three-week trip to Captain Q today denied reports But Byron Stamatopouloe, a moves him.' France, West Germany and the government press spokesmaiv FUteen-year-old Woody is the United States, sources close to that the Red Chinese are hold­ him reported Tuesday. He will i l ing 20 surviving crewmen until said this was not true. top worm maker. He has earned The old man has Had heart >75 and hopes to buy a surf­ be accompanied by a small par­ the ship’s owner pays the coat of ty of close political associates, their rescue. trouble for some time, and aides board. reported recently his health was The Walker youngsters began the sources said. A spokesman for the ship’s by molding the plastic worms agents said the 20 Greek tea­ falling. Papandreou has been under on the kitchen stove. Before Boys Admit Vandalism men were in Canton waiting for long however, Mrs. Walker sent travel papers and would arrive house arrest pimost continuous­ SKOWHBGAN. Maine (AP) — SptttShdotCTl* SdiooTe nearer, but these boys at Taleottrille Pond don^t let it diow. iHfraJU pboCo br BoeeMcSu) ly since army leaders seized them to the basement with a hot Sheriff’s deputies say two young in Hong Kong within three days. plate. Chinese gunboats picked up power 16 months ago to prevent boys have admitted entering the his Center Union pairty from "It was a little too much to new legletefim. socfa as sections Act 8*$ passed at tfae last Gen- fer ''terrible ftnanrial biases" If the seamen after the 7,275-ton cook beans and plastic worms freighter satde in tfae South Chi­ winning a general election. His Worker Funds dealing with ••eoocurrept em- Unmuffled Car .eral Assembty, any operation of the races were canceled. Be son' Andreeus, his chief aide and on the same stove,” she said. ptoymcnt." the report said. an unmufOed refaicle is illegal added be planned to appeal tfae na Sea during typhoon Shirley OVER 3 MILLION lost week. pc^tlcal heir apporeiA, spent "The plastic Is not very nice FeTior Court decision that wiiicfa bad sought for some time (AP> —Gold medallions oom- Tuesday in two separate clashes the Greek military government. man. tbm OomsUasiaD aaay t m otd ployer wfll be responribie for diivlug cars wiffaotit mufflers to have sil unmuffled races at memorating tfae first in™*" with South Korean troops guard­ a t m a o ty belofe tbs next Geo- only part of tbe WO for tbe in­ aujrwlieie in the state is illegal. lim e Rock Park stopped. heart transplant by Prof. Cfaris- ing the demilitarized zone, the cxal ssiftrWy c u appropriate tlaan Barnard are to be sold counter-espionage command an­ jury, tfae report says. Tbe re­ Labor Day weekend races of un- Many racmg observers ex­ SMT* openOa^ ta&ds, aayt mainder win be paid by “see- pressed tbe sentiment that die tfarougliout tfae world. nounced today. Chairman Leo J. Xoooan. cod injury ftmd'*. supported by mutfled cars are expected to be new ruling would severely dam­ Profits from sales of tbe 32- ‘“BoOgeta sohmitted axtd ap- aU mamraiiee carriers snd self- held as scheduled. age that race track as wril as carat medalUons srill go to tfae Dead Shipped Home prorcd in adratice a t the pas- insured emloyen. Sute Pabce Hajor OarroU E. eight citfaers in Connecticut that Chris Barnard Research Pood, TOKYO (AP) — Remains of aafe o< new legislation arc ob- Awards for indemnity, medi­ 9baw, commander of tbe Pub- have unmuffled race events. which has raised more than 2,817 Japanese servicemen who rta a rly inadeqoalc." mid tbs an- cal. surgical, bo^dtal and nurs­ be Safety Dtrislon of die state Attorney Paul Smith of tfae P,ands 206,000 (>287,000) atnee died in the Solomon Islands dur­ lani repost a t tbs serco-mcm- ing serrices in ISdT totaled >35,- poUce, said Tuesday be wHl not Lime Rock Park said Monday die first transplant Dec. >. 19(7. ing World War n arrived In her coormiasioc reieaaed Tiies- M4.738 tfae report says. Tbere resiae rr1 sting race regulations be would seek a stay of execu­ Barnard's profile is on one side Tokyo today aboard a Transport <*W were lAflB acddents and ts laitil be recetres advice from die tion of die dectsian until after of the medallion along with Ministry sMp. IN MANOHGSTER Tbs budget appsosed by tfae corered by compensation attorney general. tbe Labor Day weekend, since symbols of tfae Christian, JewMi The remains were collected isrr Geaersl Assembly, Noanan last year. Superior Oourt Judge Robert tfae park had planned races with and Moslem faiths. Groote by a special mission, including said in tbe report to Got. Joim A. WaH ruled Monday that, un­ some >10,000 in prize money. Sefauur Hospital Is on tfae re­ the families of some of tbe dead Dempsey, was inadequate to DOCBLE SUBPnSE der an amendment to Public Smith said tfae park would suf­ verse. men. oa rer pror iriops for new cleri- PAZXXZAH, Ky. (AP> — It eri help and more storage space happened cn bole Ko. 5 at tfae demanded after "excesslre" Padsicah Oountry Club. cbangea in tfae Workmen's Oom- Jerry Page teed off and Ed Hospital Notes D&L penasfinr Act wtdch took effect Hannan foilosred. All evening vtaiting hours end last October. Neitfaer could find bis bell tm- at 8 p.m., and atari, In the plus Problems have already arisen tU they walked to tfae green. liliH&W various units, at: Pediatrics, 8 in interpretation of some of tbe Both had shot boles-in-one. p.m.; self service unit, 10 s.m .; Crowell House, S p.m. week­ days, 8 p.m., weekends and holi­ Playmore days; private rooms, 10 a-m.; semi-private rooms, 3 p.m .; viritkig in 810, 314, and 828 Is Knits any time for Immediate family only, with a five-minute limita­ tion. Afternoon visiting hours in equal the ^ s m m m WA obstetrics are 8 to i p.m. then begin again at 7 p.m. Visitors are o sk ^ not to smoke In pa­ tient’s rooms. No more than two greatest visitors at one time per patient. Patients Today: 274 looks for ADMITTffilD YB8TE5RDAY: Unda Arnold, Glastonbury: ASSIGNMENT: FIT Harold Bralthwalte, 374 HllUc^ in school St.; George Brisaon, 237 School f St.; Sarah Bryce, 173 Irving St.; Mrs. Una Oark, 806 Center St.; and out! David Colton, 146 Benedict Dr., Wapping; Mia. Rachel Cote, 46 Jan Dr., Hebron; Arthur De- SUZI in*^ Luco, 211 Bush Hill Rd.; Albert brown smooth. J ^ Downing, 69 Overlook D r.; Mrs. 8'/z-12; 12W-4 Emma Doyle, 248 E. Middle somethings Tpke.; Mrs. Christina Gaffney, Glastonbury; Fritz Hofmann, 16 Russell St.; George Kalll, 89 CHIANTI In NEW at Cottage St.; Mra. Mary Ken­ nedy, Crestifleld Oonvaleaoent Mack patent. l*Vi-6 ^THE PLACED* Home. Also. Mrs. Anna King, 76 Barber HIU Rd., RockvUle; come on Ralph Lewis, 149 Adams St.; Mrs. Vicki Mclaaac, 166 Oak St.; Mrs. Sadie Mitchell, 187 in and seel Pine St.: Kimberley Murzyn, For fashion know-how and easy-care these Speciaf! Wall 8t„ Hebron; Michael Pratt. Playmore separates take class honors, espe­ 977 Foster St., Wapping; Mrs. cially with their “Wear Dated” tags that Agata Ranleiri, Mauchester "guarantee one year’s normal wear, refund 8. Cavalier coat — stand Motel; Mrs. PrtsclUa Rhlnes, or replacement by Monsanto.” $790 up collar, turned up 127 Benton St.; Lynne Sanzo, 9 Lilley St.; Carol Slemlnskl, NAVAHO I § regular fl cuffs, gray with red 180 Avery St., Wapping: Exlor Italian toe In ing. 6-14 $ 1 0 black. 12I/Z-4; Volslne, Kelly Rd., Vernon; 41/,-e V-neck belted jumper with low i;deated skirt, Arthur Zlnser, 46 Hyde St. wool blend plaid, 7-14, $1$. Turtle T-W KARLEE takes up AZTEC b. Irish tone stripe BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son beefroU in 3.50 . . . sweater. 32-38 $ $ . Gray to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Toldt, oordo smooth. with the buckle bit! juniors Stop, WlUlmantlc; a son to Mr. and l*V4-4» *Vr* Short sleeve turtle pullover and dirndl skirt 11 or beige, fly fremt, belt­ Mrs. Lawrence Shustock, Broad with wide belt and 2 pockets . . . both of M(m- i 1 ed A Skirt. 6-14 $10 Brook; a daughter to Mr. and santo’s “Acrilan Achylic.” IhiUovers, 8-6x, When the action's out-of-sight, be ready Act I's dirndl look —- in r e d : A 'n R’s Edwardian look—in Mrs. Francis Chessey, Bald Firey red wool that features a $5, 7-14, $6, Skirt 7-14, $.50 with one of the grooviest campus shoe RED! Skinny stripes on brilliant Hill Rd., Tolland; a daughter The first job of these shoes is to fit and support growing feet. fashions going this fall. It has knockout ^ 1 soft belt. 5-11 $ 8 $ red wool. 5-16 $ 2 9 c. Irish tone pure wool to Dr. and Mrs. Gil Bolsoneau, Striped Acrilan® knit pullover, 8-6x, $5JMW shirt. 32-38 $0. Plaid Tunxla Rd., Bolton; a daughter The first concern of our fitters is to help select exactly 7-14, $ 0 . Pleated skirt with elasticized waisC looks in the sports department. Harness the right shoe for a child’s individual needs. That’s why the first buckle style in antiqued or mecca brown. D&L Jun A-line walker skirt. 6-14 to Mr. and Mrs. Robin Andrews, 3-6X, $5, 7-14, $6 N $11 67 Brookfield St. i^ e for school is to shop for Jumping Jacks right here Sizes 5 to 10. • Manchester Parkade i d isc h a r g e d y e s t e R- at D&L’s . . . where it’s so easy to charge 1 Ck>lor coordinated striped polo AR stretch * MANCHESTER PABKADE a CORBINS COR­ D & ^ L i slacks. Polo, 8-6x 8 ^ $ , 7-14 S j i . • Corbins Comer • MANCHESTER PABKADE DAY: Mrs. Sarah B uim 37 Ed­ Slacks NER, WEST HARTFORD • BRISTOL PLAZA •fIVl STORES Of fASHtOH o CORBINS CORNER, WEST HARTFORD munds St.: Mrs. 3^x 8 J5 0 , 7-14 SSS* • DOWNTOWN NEW BRITAIN • Bristol Plaza ley, 81 Ironwood Dr,, Vernon, Pricod according ta size and styte! s BRISTOL PLAZA DAL’S “THE PLACE" s Downtown New Britain for Young Juniors Brenda Landers, 80 Of course, eay ^'Charge it!” • DOWNTOWN NEW BRITAIN Rd.; John King. RFD 4, ^ k - Get your FREE Jumping Jacks toy with each purchase! OPEN EVERY NIGHT T IU s New London Mall o NEW LONDON BtALL vllle- Mrs. Norma Arnold, 26 UNTIL SCHOOL STJ OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. Op«fi Evmv Night tW 9 P.M. F r u r Dr., Vernon; A lp h o ^ I O ^ L i Open Every .Mgbt UU 9 P.M. Of course, “Simple say charge it . . OPEN EVERY NIGHT THJL 9 P.M. UNTIL SCHOOL STARTS (Except Saturday till i UNTIL SCHOOL STARTS Hvt SrORiS Of FASHlOt* .Cntil SihMl Starts Until x h o d Starts Rocco. HarUord; (Except Saturday till 6 P.M.) (Except Saturday till • P.M.)' rExcept .Sat. tUl ( P.M.) it’s the easy wayl” (Except Saturday) rone, 424 W. Middle Tpke.; El­ Manchester Parkade • Corbins Comer, West Hartford s New Britain • Brlstsl PtaM len Serluco, Sugar HIU VI • }■• land; Sandra Noren, RFD 2, Phlloaopher, Johann Wottgang Japanese reaistence ended on Wilson Miook up Iris Cabinet and gard ttisM as bad luck symbols. Five Day Forecart von Goetlw, was horn. the Island of New Georgia tn the took over the Department of The women mailed 8000 of the WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — Ih 1828, the RuMlen novettst. Solomons. Economic Affairs. - imhicky card, to him after a Writer an Actor B y T H E AaSOOATKD FREU Denver firm printed them for Temperafurea in Connecticut Count Leo Toletoy, was born. T m Y e a n Agn fronv Thursday through Monday JK Your Doll/ AdMf/' CwMs M Today hs Wednwday, Aug. 28, In 1888, the BrlUMi PaiUa- 72 miners died in n coal mine BAD LUCK IN SPADES her without cliarge. ' According lo the Stori. » are expected to average below tlM 261st day o f 1988. Thera a n ment banned slavery. fire in Zabrese, Poland. (XILDEN, Ook). (AP) — A To develop meuoge for Thursday, normal with daytime highs most­ In Black Movie T2344-Jd47 3-174a;9S' In lP18e the P a la c e o f P eace Five Yean Age soldier In Vietnam wrote to Iris BALANCED BUDGET reod words corresponding to rxsnben 126 days left tn the yrar. ly in the 70s and overnight lews HOLLTWOOD (AP) —Trade that traces his contact with the ^74-76-7?4i 303341 5 , w as dedioatd ait the hague, Some 200,000 Negroes and mother, who live, in thl. town, DURANGO, Colo. (AP ) — of your Zodioc birth tig a TBday*a BlgldlgM In In the BOe. Cod ttiroughoiit the eotamas dmmide coattautar Westara world.” TAUSW tOttoiry NettMrtands. R vraa a fU t of the whites staged a peaceful de­ asking her to have some aces of Members of the Fort Lewis Gbl- BROAD STREET period with UtUe day to day for Nccroe* bi After the film he returns to AML 21 I A 31 Smiltt 61 New OCT. 24 On this data In 1609, the Elng- American InduMrlaliot, Andrew monstration in WasSilngtoii. The m>ades printed and m ailed to lege'e Buatnees Club M id a sur­ New Tork. now bis home, to lec­ '^ M A Y 21 2S1SP 32 And 62Zeet N(7l).22 him. He qjecUled that a skull vey Qiey made showed that Fort chango- 3Sotlol 33CotKtm 63Surprtie nah navigator, Huiry Hudson, C a m egle. , rally for full clvfi rights wa. the ture tor a year at NeW Tork B-9-13-11 3M 6 ^. and croasbonea embelliah the Lewis students spent ainuwt m Little or no eignificant pre- DUhann GuroD. •urrtnc tn MANCHESTER '24-57-60 4 A 4 Fellow. 64 For dtafoovered Delaware Bay. m 1816, Germany declared grtatesf assembly for a redrsM the weekly '‘JuUa" series (Qm- University on African Hteratnre SProlKt tS Forword 65 And <3-5841 On TMa Date war on Romania. big qpade In tlM center, explain­ much each month on drinkliig cipttatton is Indicated for tlie and black Am ffican writers. 6Strlcut 36 That 66 Originality lAOITTASail and smoking as for clothing. period. laf tor fan television, says: • OpMOoBylOfolOI MAY 22 7 A 37 Inner 67A4oy In 1748, the German poet aitd In IMS, in the Pacific War, BrlUah Prime Mbdoter Harold ing he was toM the Viet <^ng re­ ‘Tm almost too busy to tUnk Does he think Negroes have 8 Wanym't 38 Taking 68 You NOV. 22 readied their goals tn JL7«E22 9 InlwftraKS 39 Needed 69 Come DfC: 22 about being a Negro'... • AeiM.«f Fiw Parfcln9l lOCIOM 40 Urge 70 Could , 4- 5-46MRI 3454241 Producers of Roaran and Mar- '50-7040-90 II Planning 41 You 71 Dlthitb Un'a "Laugh-in” series are "By DO means, espedaly tn • *^ClMrgp4t" wMi •ftiMr yo«r l2Lang-lo>t 42And 72 Your 634566 the craft todons. Ton don't find CANCM 13Con 43PIOCO 73 Program shooting network TV s Brat aB- niNf 23 14 Aftlels 44 Woman 74 Became Negro rarlrty special. "Soul.” Mack people working (here. C J.T . or C.A.P. Cbcvgo 15 ArouM 45 Friend 75 To "As (or acting, black people JULY 23 16 Be 46 Set 76 A Lou Rawls and Nipaey RusseD H i 17 Tie, 47 Hoe 77 Light are among the stars, and sem to be in style this year, SILF-fm VICI DIPT STOM i44-<547-59 18 Alert 48 In 78 Gives 1-18314lir 634448 Negroes have key prodoctian ■niey might be out of style next 19 Will ■ 49 Intruders 79 Sincere 33-7884499>5, January." 20 Be 50 Motion 80 Get jobs behind the scenes. 21 Frimd 51 Are 81 ConlemglatecI ,, 22 To 52 With 82 Friend Movie producer Jules Daaain 23A 53Ukely 83 Around FO. 19 Topk^." "Never on Sunday", 24 Suiplclon 54 To 84 You is filming for Paramount with a 25 Could 55 In SSFInondol llf18.22-27, Books Added Cone to King's for Better SeiectioH, Better Yelues in 26 Follow 56 Worker 86 Matter 38434387 Negro cast, a drama of betrayal 27Whot'i 57 About 87 You mess among civil rights militants. 28 Or 58 Moke 88 Changes 29 Obllgotlom 59 A 89Encoui« And perhaps the unlikeliest fig­ T o L ib r a r y 30 May 60 Her 90Retulls ure to emerge among currently \49-51-53-54 ascending Negro players Is the FIC T IO N ^ )G o o d (^Adrene N ^N eu n sl man who plays Daaain's central Barry —Grass roots character. Hitchman —Meeting for burial Unlikely because, says S-foot Leslie —The golden stairs Back-to-School Fashions 1. 20O-pound Julian M a ^ e ld ; Linington —A serious investiga­ "Baifcally I am a writer. I tion Events in Capital Sears Has a Tire for Every Budget... never really wanted to act. I see McLeish —The traitor game people working at acting in an McNeill—The smaB window orgiudzed way, and it seems al­ Mbrressy —The Addison tradi­ Production Stretchout *>y rsi using elec. tronic surveUlanoe, most unfair for me to hare this tion WASHINOTON (AP) — The Oark’s reply was: " ... We role. But,” be grins, "Tm not Shipway —^The imperial gov­ complaining.” ernor Pentagon rays construction and would not authorize the divul. Mayfield, 40, bora in Sonfii Spencer —^The tyranny of love deUvery of new swing-wing ^ “ Y ^formation ever Carolina and reared in Washing­ Topkins —Passing go ton, D.C., has a varied back- FlllA and FBUl jet. wm ^ cept whe5^,^S.2S‘Sf ti^'p^ Troop —An innocent greed stretched out to rave $201 mil. secutloa of aome criminal pro- Sears grotB d; Winks —A wicked generation Uon this budget year toward the ceeding, and then under the Author of three publiabed nov­ Zilinsky —Middle ground Men's Long Sleeve total $8 billion federal q>ending strictest aafeguatds.” els "About personal hangtqw in N O N -F lC n O N the ghetto and the civil rights Avisery — Inael without Zion­ cut ordered by Congreas. __ _ naovement in 1961 .. . None The stretchout will not delay Coital Footnote ; ' ' , I \ ists went into a second printing' ... Tu rtle Inltisri deliveries of the {rianes to The State Department saya It Blossfeldt —Art forms In nature Prise-winning college orator the Air Fbrce, the Pentagofi has asked North Korea for an. Canadian Diabetic Association ^ \ J ■ - ^ .. . Actor tn off-Broadway plays —Cookbook (or diabetics said Tuesday, but "w ill result In other meeting at Panmunjom to Sears FuU 4-Ply wtfle also driving a taxi ... Ra­ Church —An advanced geogra­ Necks an extended force build-tip.” disouaa release of the U.S. Intel. dio disc jockey and feature writ­ phy of northern and western The FU IA Jet fighter-bomber Ugence ship Puetrio and Ito 82 er on an English-language news- U the Air F«woe version of the surviving crew members but Europe V- Y A ■ f ^ paper'in San Juan, Puerto Rico Corson —Fashions in eyeglase- old OT'X waririane sought by has received no response. The Aide for three years to Presi­ form er S ecretary o f D efense iaot m eetlqg, the 19th, was h d d dent Karame Nkrumah of Oia- Denton —Apartheid American Robert 8. IMcNamara. It is de- July 9. na. Said Mayfield: style signed primarily for tactloal air \ Nylon Cord Tires "Last April I went to Fisk 4.99 V / ' ■ Descda —Dally life In colonial University (tn Nashville, Tenn.) Peru, 1710-1820 FtiUy washable durene cotton knit in ^ The PBIU, another TFX off- 8!“*“ I’d like for ^ of our S a '' to give the keynote adfbess at plnmipple sUtch. Fashion-right ttntle- Fehrenbach —^The Pedemalea s ■hoot. Is Intended for deUvery of ^ ^ down their the annual black writers' neck styling, kmg sleeves. Blue, gold, m ", \ country cookbook nuclear bombs on long-range U^e In conference. Frank SUvera"—a oUve, natural. Sizes S-M-L-XL. ' ...23% Stronger Than the Average of New Car Tires Franklin —Fhture perfect nrissioas and U to succeed «U83»lty without fear.”—Presl- star of the current film —"said ,/ ■ ^ Harnev —Talcs from tne aoor- many of the Strategic Air Com- Johnson, asked while cele- he was impressed by my ^>eech maud’s B02s. The Pentagon said bratlns l>3s blriiday at his on the difference between a ipn*" Harris —Leaving the surface an $18 Is *«»ch to state a Wrthday black revotutionary, who is a Holt—The Carilst wars in Spain being saved this budget year by wish. thinker, ««d a militant, who just 25% Off 95 Jacobsen and Mudler—Ionesco faster deactivation of seven ------fights. He said I ought to meet ''w P h » $1.81 and Genet FlOl interoeptor squadrons and Rcsolar $23.95 Jifies Dassin. Jensen—American album the closing of Paine Field, Glofigy Paint Easier ^F.E.T. and "When I did, in New York, 6.60x13 Tubelem Blackwall L«vron—Dafly life at VersalUes Wash. Old T in Daaain Vrank teQs me PEORIA, m. —An exterior Supertred Tires A In the seventeenth k eight­ It said the previously. an- paint that comblTies the easy 17 you're an actor. I said, Teab, but I'm not interested tn that eenth centuries nounced step-up In the deacUva> eiean-up of emulakm paint and McAleavy—Black flags in Vlet- •I Contour safety shoulders give you easier steering and safer, surer cornering. any more.' A few mimrtea later tkm win cut Air Force manpow- j^e glou of solvent-based paint \ y V f be said, ‘How about reading______for nam Men's er by 2,661 people and eliminate been dev^oped by dienrists I \ i Guaranteed to wear for 36 months. Extra-wide tread with interlocking design rtiidTftought, -W h ltliiri Moscow^erahants of herrtn 872 clvlUan Jobe and 126 active ^ federal researdi laboratory / for better traction and longer mileage. figh tin g forv He's a too Nevin—The Texans dtrty aircraft. here. It's mode of a Uneeed oU / for. He a a top a word? ' 1 producer.' " and water emulsion and can be J / Rowell—Stage design PERMANENT PRESS nuB Federal The film , "Up Tight,” marks MUUUerpretation Cited wodied from bnitties and roUen / ALLSTATE Supertred Reg. Price Sale Price Shapiro — To abtAlsh children Us first film-acting since a bit ..... with soap and water. . / / Tubeless Blackwall Tires with Old Tire with Old Tire Exdse Tax and other essays WASHINGTON (AP) — Atty. ^ ______part 10 years ago. Massive, r ; U Wheaton—^Prelude to calamity: Slacks Gen. Ramsey Clark has told Life easy-going, lightly bearded, ? ^ ‘ / / 7.35 or 7.00x14 $26.95 $19.22 $2.06 The Nazi revolution, 1938-35 magazine It mislnerpreted his ‘ANDY* SPEAKS OUT j Mayfield says he's in every Whlttemore—The man who ran comments on divulging Infozma- / scene but about two. He plays . . . PEORIA, m. (AP) —Charles ' V / 7.75 or 7.50x14 $28.95 $21.22 $2.19 the subways "a man who is essentially over tlon obtal^ OorreU, 78, one half of the radio I, / / ' the hUl, drinks too much, a slob r* team of "Amos 'n' Andy,” rays . '■ ... '1 8.25 or 8.00x14 $30.95 $23.22 $2.35 SMALL APPETITE broken down by society, who as R^. ^rneUus C ^^er. Negroes getting out of ■ . / a result betrays bis best friend, BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) <^k ^ the mess they’re in, and r<2 be 8.55 or 8.50x14 $33.95 $25.45 $2.56 —Ed Diddle, retired basketball 6.48 publicly rrieas^ T u ^ ^ t a young militant, for a reward.” Mayfield and coetar Ruby Dee coach at Western Kentucky Uni­ If the Justice Deportment had * y . . , „ . „ ^ 7.75 or 6.70x15 $28.95 $21.22 $2.21 helped Dassin write the script. versity, purchased a pie and the Crisp blend of rayon-acetate-nylon, been concerned the New A , I / ■ - > ;- ■ f _ J / baker asked if he wanted it Jersey Democrat’e conduct “A^dy " $2.36 G In the barely furnished rented perfect for school wear. Permanent ..... born In Peoria, visited his two 8.15 or 7.10x15' $30.95 $23.22 home where he is staying with sliced. press for lasting neathess. Popular since 1060, as the magazine "Yes,” said Diddle, "cut tt in fall colors in sizes 80 to 42. ::;d:it;votid”;ottaveh‘Stat;a his two sons—Mayfield is separ­ PROPORTIONED Uve In Iris hometown. ated from Us wife, a Puerto Ri­ four pieces." to investigate or prosecute If ev­ WhilewoHs Also Avoikiblo at Similar Savings WON In.Chlceigo was the ra­ can medical doctor—be said: "If you like,” the baker con­ BONDED ACRYLIC, SLEEVELESS idence warranted fetaral ac- SKIRTS dio station where OorreU and " I hope enough money comes tinued, “I can cut in six ttoo. (A m os) got 30% More Tread Wear out of this so I can write> (or a p ieces." Clark denied a statement in a Freeman Goeden long period. I want to do a histo­ "Nope, I couldn't eat six series the meigazlne published tiielr start, Than fhe Avoroge of New Cor Tires ry of the black man, a novel pteces," Diddle answered. 4.99 PLAID this month connecting Galla- "We worked for two years for A-llne classic in 100% wool, bonded for shape gher with Joseph ZlcarreUl, nothing Just to get going,” Cor- ALLSTATE Passenger Tire Guarantee retention, proportion^ for perfect fit. Camel, which it caUed a Mafia leader,' reU said. navy, berry, loden, black, brown, bankers’ gray, Tread Life Gaarantee Tread Wear-Out 10% O ff Sizes 8 to 15 peUte, 10 to 18 avg., 12 to 20 taU. that Clark had commented on "M y feelings about the Negro GaAr»a(Md A*Hins(: All fail- Gaarantee the case at a news conference. are Uke they are about everyone ureB of the tire reeultinf from Gnaranleed Agalnal: Tread JUMPER noriDiLl road heEardB or defecte wear-out. At the news conference, the else whether he's brown, red, in meterUl or workmenahip. 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PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BiANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN South Windsor including more regular haart- Vernon thto month. Clolhlng and other has a broken leg and le rsport- Scorin Take# Over Czechs Seen First Testers Hebron beat and "IndloaUana of aome gooda valu ed at o v e r |100 w ere In g o o d cosWHtion tod ay. Krirta Prodnetf HHH Closes on Nomination awareness In her surround­ Y m itb 17 «>pcrted taken. Gagne was laeuSd a wamhig I in g s.” axssaaax^ s- ty sax? sa poUo« «ald another youth also for failure to drive a reason- WATERBURY (AP)—ScovUl I*. Of New Defense Technique Lack of Quorum Cancels John Sihun The girt was on a beaxdi when fm R R i *A a 1t allegedly Involved In toe break able distance sgiaK. Hie car Manufacturing 0>. has taken shele was struck by a lightning had been picked tq> and turned struck toe rear of a car driven Inter^ to Krista Products Inc. of South­ As Kennedy Spikes Draft w^h Fraud H m London Observer tions long before shaking the in­ r Education Board Meeting Director of b o lt from an offshore storm At Zahner^S Shop M enae autoonues. b y WUUam BaM, 61, of Military observers throughout vaders. Success depends upon Sunday. V e r ­ H artford. ington. ® Frasier was held at tlfe ’ The purchase, for an undis- the world have been wahdiing the readiness of the civilian pop­ _____ Robert Ftasier, 17, of 6 (toer- (OwiUnntd from Pa|(p One) publican nominees “will not be was In a position to gflve Hum- (Continued from Page One) EATOW • The mooting of too Board of for state Rapresentatlve from non poUoe station overnight to W ayne E . T a y lo r,, 23, o f 182 cloaed amount, becomes effec­ ulation to accept toe increasing 1216 Vi SILVER LANE^-EAST HARTFORD too divergent" so the world phrey a final shove toward a the duel between Soviet occupa­ toe 48th District. Also at the Play on TV MBET, NOT MEAT ry at. was arrested laat night lieu of a $600 bond and Is being East Main St., wia amatad brutalities to wMch the occupy­ Bducation, wtaleh was to havs tive Tuesday. Kriata la to con­ **** Wasmlngton office saying he ^^uld have to wait until Novem- first ballot nominatimi if he price that prevailed June 29. tion troops and the CSech popu­ outing wore the dUtriet and CINCINNATI (AP) — Jack r»m.u prSeented today in Stafford Tuesday aa the result of a do- ing power must ultimately be begun the board’s activities for tinue (^rations to eoutoington WMM be unable to accept the know which way the na- chose to do so at an niinots cau- Tb reward M«rrlH Lynch for lace with special Interest. 'WHERE QUALmr ALWAYS stata chairmen of the Young John Stbun of Hebron will dl- Dolany recGiitly told oc a ini«i- Springs Circuit'0)urt mestlc disturhance at his driven. with no personnel changes. ptaaldential nomination “for ({qh go. cus today. sharing the secret with them, It now seems qlesjr that the the now aoliool year, was oan- OOP. root a toleviiitm play, "The nera oxocutive who Informed hl» Oourt 12 charging Mm with hom e. If the Russians are forced to EXCEEDS THE PRICei" Driver Injured ScovlH Is a highly dlverslfled the SEC said, the favored cus­ next few days or weeks will oried last night altar ohsdrman The day's activities included Gap,” Sunday at noon on Chan- new saoretaiy that he waa going ^rith brealdiig and entering and Platform Committee’s while some members of his let go, nuclear age strategy will Lawrence Gagne, 16, of Mir­ Taylor was dutrged with company whose products In- K eyedy called on those proposed plank on Vietnam par- ng-vote delegaUon still Ulked tomers, when making subse­ offer a test of a concept current­ Hany B. Anderson announced outdoor sports and dinner. Mu­ nel 3. "The Gap", written by to Lexington for the Bluegrass larceny. ly known as "elvlUaa defense" have found a new dimension. ISfM U M S Tuee., Wed. 6 to i e Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 iam Dr, waa taken to Rookvtlle breach of toe peace and re- elude appliances. apparel fas- Humphreys viewpoint of a Kennedy draft, Daley said quent large transactions with that there wes no quorum pres- sk) for dancing was provided by Bruce Beninger, is a play fol- stakea. '^c arre^ stems from the in- which is being advocated by But history suggests that while n v u ilw a Sat. 8 to • (Closed AH Day Monday) General Hospital after being to­ leased under the no cash baU teners, notions and aewing aids. admlnlstraUon policies In he took the 3«-'year-old senator other flrma, would direct that ^ at tbo meeting. a trio of local high school stu- lowed by a discussion baaed on The secretary, certainly no veatlgatlon of a break at Zah- some authorities as a universal non-violence offers an effective aerosol valve ^ linking a call for a halt in all at his word that he would not be the commissions be split, prut going to Merrill Lynch. alternative to military defense. means of protest. It does not by better than T-bone steaks?" alleged break took plaoe eariy <*®®* **at night on Rt. 88. He cult Court 12 Sept. 10. mounting cups. and In downtown hotels, to bombing of North Vietnam with a candidate. Even so, he said a membors present at too meet- D*malo and Steven Messlno. *»y »Dulta and adulta In Wall Street parlance, this succeed as a matter of defense. Swffr't Ovm RMdy, Young, Pfump, Hun CMSe ail activity on my behalf ^ response from Hanoi, Humphrey-Kennedy combi na- The Idea was critlosdly dls- B ig ware Chairman AnderMm, schedule of regidar t«>n-agera. so that the convention can ' (Distributed by file Lee Antiwar forces have pressed a tion would offer a wonderful 'I a “give up," a practice the cussed in a recent book "The J^oa Arnold and Ronald "““ tWy meetings of toe Ytang Taking part in toe play, w h^ SEC has already drawn a bead Angeles Tlmee-Washington Post ^ o o e Its nominee from among gubsUtute approadi caUlng for a» ticket. Strategy of VlclHan Defense." Primavom. Thero are nine' ^ S«P‘c»'>er- I* •pbnaored by toe Greater ^ ^ W e and dedicated can- complete bombing halt without on in hearings it opened in July. The consensus among the cmi- News Servloe) In New York, there were Indl- m ^ r. of the board. ^yone 21 thro^ U U Inritod. H art^ O oi^ al C hurchw om en campus queens push him very close to the 1,312 of^w SZia u New Jerry’s W vo^ to dents and five salesmen. the London School of Eco­ New Ehigland skies had an un­ general reqixinalblUtlea of a fl- _ _ _ v otes needed for the nominsHon Oklahoma re- Humphrey. Sen. Joseph S. Clark have announced that they win t^ n eed ed for the nomination to accept the first motion endowed McGovern, tat more The institutional Investors cit­ nomics, argued that Russia's expected show Monday night—a nonce diraotor. The town does Manchester Evening Her- be assisted in their house-to- * f ed Included Fairfield Partners; fireball meteor as bright as a not at present have a finance Sooth Windsor oorr»- _ ^ _ ,, adjourn, and antiwar dele- than two-thirds of Pennsylva- long-term concern with worid house canvass tor donations for J. M. Hartwell ft Co.; J. M. opinion made civilian defense ef­ full moon trailing sparks—and dirootor, but baa contemplatad spondent, Catherine B. May, . ‘ *'® ®“ ‘>*^ «>' n la’ s 130 votes w ere sOM headed Santa Claus bags for Vietnam BEStFORM* assures a firm foundation imperiled when efforts to reach the next scheduled speaker to for Humphrey Haotwell ft Co., Inc.; Hartwell fective against that country as apparently thousands of pei^le Mring one. At toe joint sesaton tol. 6M.S296. by toe women of toe Hebron the critical teat vote of Hum- be heard, even though he was Associates; Park Westlake As­ w ell. . saw M. Lb. the needs and desires of all and OUead Congregational HALE McGovern’s floor manager. Robert Citron, director of the 10 phrey-McCarthy strength on the allied with them. sociates; Van Strum ft Towne, Since then, there have been branchea of toe town govern­ Churches. The canvassers wUl for Fall's oil-girl fashions Sen. Abraham RiMcoff of Con- Smithsonian Astrophyslcal Ob- A varagu Inc.; Fleschner Becker Associ­ systematic studies of civilian de­ ment and school system will be seek donations of money or S*’^aJ:^""d':m‘Sfti':^ necucur ~sid K^'eV'c^id ates; A. W. Jones ft Co.; A. W. fense tactics ranging from the servatixy’s Onter for Short dtiotsaed in relation to toe du­ U.S. Exports Items to pack at least 60 hags oy w anou^ demonstration uoiey, the convention host, "sweep this convention" If he Jones Associates; City Associ­ Lived Phenomena, said today a -at budget prices, tool Danish resistance against Hltier des of a finance director. It la for servicemen by Sei>t. 18. pm“^ t ^ y ' Shouted threats to c l^ r the con- tried o^JUy f r ^ e n ^ ^ tit^ ® ates; Burden Investors Services flood of reports Indicated the to the East German rising in e)qpected that toe tokm will ac­ Donations may be left at and WllUeun A. M. Burden ft Co. meteor was seen by persons all Armour's Star Top Imports, Ttaine toL^Lsoclated laiew AssociaiM iTessPress thatI®", ^he would not stand ^ for "the have to make a nutdlc Kennedy move would 1963. tually hire a finance director Itoelps Hall from Sept. 8 to 18. I f tile SEX:!’ b aUegatiom are over New England and part of Checks or money may be sent Dtaerty of Boston, upheld, Merrill Lynch could The main lesson they have N ew Y ork . to toe near future. pledged delegates this meeting." At Albert’s invl- to Mrs. Charlotte Shorey of who* managed Kennedy's first face revocation of its brokerage drawn is that for the strategy The regular Board of Bduoa- Trend Turns Humphrey 1,186 % to succeed (the criterion la that However, the center’s hopes Hebron. Checks should be made tation Daley made the motion senate campaign in 1962, said registration (its license to do FRANKS tion meeting, scheduled for Sept. M cCarthy 490 for a chunk of toe meteor when to adjourn. Keimedy would have to recon- it must force the aggressor to 10, will deal with changes in WASHINOTON (AP) — Unit- out to Mrs. Shorey and marked McGovern 62 bustoess), suspension of its ro- it fell to earth were balked for the gift bags. This will facU- A. "Stde-Llte" Io m bra feohiret McCarthy and McGovern sider his position if a genuine relinquish his hold on the coun­ toe rules and regulations of toe ed States eqxirts topped im- "V" cut tides and iaw back for Favorite sons and others 196 gistration, censure or limitatltm when cloud cover over western itate the cashing of toe checks.' forces hailed the adjournment draft developed. Doherty said, try) a comprehensive plan must fashion, soft fiberfitl padding % of certain portions of its burt- New York prevented seeing toe Board. Various board members ports by $189 mllUon In July, the Mrs. Shorey said that she has^ as a victory. McGovern~ aide “ "I think it would be extremely be prepared in advance. Re­ for natural contour, adlustoble U ncom m itted 716 % neas for specified periods of last moments of the fireball’s have ejqtressed displease with oommerce Department report- received checksfrom Ot^Jon^ stretch strops for comfort. White, Frank ManMewicz, press secre- difficult for him to say no." ports of the Czech resistance McCarthy was quoted in a tim e. life. certain rules and regulwons so ^ today, reverslag the deficit Keefe Post American Legion block, blue, lemon, pink. 32-36A, ...... w„ tary to the late Sen. Robert F, m,iiitcavLaMinnesota anuand Missourimisavun last week suggest that, for the The firm has 16 days in which "The beet we can tell was these dlacuselons have diviston that had been recorded and Auxiliary and welcomes 32-386, 34-38C. 2.99 ns Mirins' iL thi^s *^®"*'®<*y> shouted jubilantly, sources said Humphrey still first time in history, such a plan to respond. The commlsskxi will may have been prepared in ad­ that it was traveling from south­ on toe agenda to give all prob- jjj forstgn trade too month be- donations from other organlza- has ths*’^minsrinn houTs to get 80 hadn’t given up hope for Kenne- nno'.-'l a hearing examiner who east to northwest toward Lake lems an airing. fore. tlons. smuM^im**** **** nominatiMj votes," and said the insurgents dy as a running mate despite vance and may now be in pro­ 8. "Side-Step’’ long leg ponly wrapped up. will later issue a decision which Ontario^" Citron said. “It prob­ The discussion concerning while there waa an Increase Griffin Family Reunion were that close to winning their the senator’s statement that he cess of execution. —o new experience In thigh com­ “I think it was probably set- Merrill Lynch could appesd to ably burned up in the atmo­ Pkfr fort, freedom. Cross-over leg pon- platform battle. would not accept such a post The activities of the free radio c h a i ^ ^ exports, on a seasonaHy ad- Seventy-one people attended tied more than 24 hours ago,” the full commission. The full sp h ere." els won't bind or ride up os you Hum^ditpy lieutenants Insisted stations could scarcely have accompanying the annual reunion of the fam- In downtown CSiicago, Nation commission’s ruling could in Citron and his researchers sit or walk. FIgure-lomIng control been possible without elaborate ^ ' *‘®®“"® Uy of Mrs. NelUe Griffin and McCarthy sup- ^ turn be appealed to a federal hunt all year for toe remains of 10 D ogs panels shape you front, bock. I>reparations to conceal them. ♦h«^^r^riuL,*^rtoe ^ to government econo- ^6 late WUUam Sherwood Grif- Short leg version, too. White. S, twisesrs fifshs/t ni.t s A*® suTTOunded the hotel where figured h lgji on the list of i:ossi- appellate court. meteors for analysis In their McCarthy and Humphrey are bUities were McCarthy, Hughes, The holding of an extraordinary In A S! mists worried by the rising level „f Hebron at the home of M. I, XI. 5.95 congress of the Czech Commu­ laboratories. P ock og u the flnancW rontrol of toe ^ ^ g purchases from other j, ^ irvlna Griffin of w u ^ ^ v brtiw a hit nhHotnnhi. •tayli'8 to guard it against dem- Sens. Fred Harris of Oklahoma TEST GONTBOL8 ASKED “The most important thing is board, purchasing pita^uros oou n tries.^ ^ nist Party the day after the in­ North Windham. Gueets were esl RipJnrri^ oostrators after police used tear and Edmund 8. Muskle of to get them quickly into the and board control over tadgeto- ^^^j^gted July exports and im­ C. "Sheer Comfort" bro stretch­ CAPE TOWN, South Africa vasion to repudiate, in advance present from Hebron, Marl­ ak^ anJA ^ hundreds of antiwar Maine, and Ambamador to lab," he said, "so we can start ry operations of the schools. es and adjusts to every move­ protesters from a lakefront park France Sargent airiver, a Ken- (AP) — Animal welfare organi­ the creation of a puppet gov­ port figures were $^ven as $2,808 borough, Manchester, Bolton, to do radioisotope work on Park Pond Siin Oosed ment. Specially designed of oil for the second straight night" nedy brother-in-law._ _ zations have called for laws to ernment favorable to Russia, al­ Land O ' Lafcus billion and $2,664 blUlon, respec­ way stretch nylon and Lycrow defeat in the nomination fight.' them. Once they fall they start Veterans Memorial Park Pond Colohester, Stamford, Sterimenta- chaos however, may subject the BoekvSle Bxeh. 1 «M ot Marlborough and great- can be put together in favor of Uons.lThe vice president cashed gf progression o f ElngUsh people to insupportable priva­ that toe l^ d was dosed heart- ® ■®>T>lus of $4.1 tlo n ." Quortars grandsons of Mrs. Griffin. in on Dixie sentiment that he ^rtll be brought up to date with ly with a chemical to eliminate blUlon. E. "FIberflll" stretch strop bras some peace candidate.” 1 V.1. Altogether Mrs. Griffin has 34 was less objectionable as the ^ v

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IfANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN PAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONJI., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 of ItT” he told Wsshlngton. hera In Chicago, they desperate­ plsn^. guard to take their money to mandon, which is something his guests wiU prefer to take their meals as he does, redfai- "She’d have to go to a Irt o f ly needed 18,000 doUars. PUmpton, who has never met the bemk. out of s James Bond movie. Ing In an Emperor Nero pod- may have been finding the Csechoslo- ]how Biz Top Names trouUe, snd for wbstT Just to The money wasn’t forthomn- McCarthy, has not heretofore Then the Cheetah’s manage­ Tarenty playboy bunnies who Uve there on tee premtsee hab- tlon. IRanrt^pHtFr vaklan situation a new alert for their say afterward that we’d had a Ing until economiat John Ksn- been so succesdUl In fund-rais­ ment, headed by the late AiBal Open Fonim^ ing efforts in his bdislf. Stevenson’s son, B o rd e n , ituaUy swim nude In an under­ This libidinous style of bos- own amhitkms. Queen In the house'. I don’t think nate ' Oalbralte and Paris Rerlaw editor George PUmpton An egghead poetry-readlag brought in their socountemts. ground grotto swimming pool pitaUty is undoubtedly the ras- Perhape It all adds up, inside Russia s 1 'rather in Windy City that’s such a Mg deal and neith­ lEttFtting Ifrrald "Onr Brcliier’s BwHwr” er does die.” staged teat lOO-doUar-per-person sponsored by PUmpton at the PUmpton et si discovered test that can be viewed in a sub­ Bon that Abigail McOsrfby ob­ and next door to Russia, to the fact — DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION SCORECARty terranean bar through a plate- By MAXDfB OHE8H1BB H ardly. party at Playboy pubUdier Hugh Cheetah in New Torli s ooiqile they were 280 dollars in the jected to having reporters pres­ ____ POTLWmrP BY TBB good news for people, bad news for To the Editor, * of weeks ago was a humpty- red. glsss underwater picture win­ ent at last week’s party. ■■BALD PRINTINO OO., m c The WaeUiigiiNi Feet He deelined the honor. Smstor Eugene McCarthy’s Hefner’s abode last Wednesday U BIm II Street totaHtaiianlsm —that any totalitarian night. ■ dumpty disaster. Plimpton snd Oedbralte sre dow . Mencheter. Conn. As President ot the United CHICUtaO — Actor Rlehard The State Department tried a a p p orlen discovered that regime wMch can be persuaded or com­ dience is leas golden than noisy The totelleetusl orgy cleared Hundreds of MsitestUn’a Ut- unquestionably the envy of ev­ T he kitchen sta y s open 2< Since 1605 tbe number of U.S. TB01CA8 r. raROUSON Fund o t Manchester I ottendsd!^,,^ ___ , who read the “ Oamelot" diplomatically to persuade Mm WALTER R FERGUSON pelled into the granting of a little free­ more than enough to pay tor eratl bought tickets and Mc­ ery male attending this con­ hours s day and there is a wait­ farms has dropped from 5.8 mil­ PoUMera STATES med cerpt In the filmed JFK trt- to change Ms mind, but he was hoop-liu a rsce n t m eetin g o f the Oain%aHj» whooping It up at tee airport Carthy strataglats thought they vention. They are quartered in ing stack of teakwood bed trays lion to under 8.1 million, tbe Founded October 1, 1881 dom has thereby committed Itsdf to an POSSESSIONS ute at tee Demooratlc Oonvan- adam ant. In order to stage a proper paJgn Advisory Board of ths. 'ix' welcoming rally for Ms arrival as their hero ahghts from his ware going to need a Blink's MoOsrtey-aupporter Hefner’s because "Her’ assumes aU of lowest number staico 1875. dM ied Blrery Brenlnc Except Rindejri irreversible trend. It is not a rope w h ld i In Atlantio Glty four yean "What would my wife got out loUdnyi. Entered at the Poet Office at can be paid out and then drawn back A I A 9 A M A 32 United Appeal of Oreoter H art-^^ 0, is to narrate the entire n el beater, Oonn., ea Second Claai IfaO again. It is not a substance power can A l A I R A 22 ford and heard ramarke by WU- '^ _ time as tee aame kind of ■v .nemorlal movie le being put to­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES ration out in accordance with Just how ARIZONA 19 eon C. Jalnson, Chairman of th ej,^ gether on RFK*e Hfe. Payable In Advance power happens to feel on any particular ARKANSAS 33 Campaign Advisory Board, 988 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN • A Jf. TO S-»0 ne Tear ...... $30.00 Bobby Kennedy liked Burton PJf. - CLOSED MONDAYS - OPEN THURS. AND FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. - MUSIO STORES K Momha ...... IS.M day. Freedom la a revolution which does C A U 6 0 R N IA 174 tiaton M. Baldwin, Prealdeiit o# f ^ gTitree Xontlia ...... 7.80 wae once elated at beating 17 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER - TEL. 848-5171 - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTTORP^ - TOL- not need to be plotted, but which pro­ COIORAOO One Moatli ...... 3.60 33 the Greater Hartford Oommu- seasoned Old Vlo veteran in . 622-7201 - WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CKIITBR ST. - TEL. «»-TI9i duces Its own iriotters. CONNICIICU? MBIfRKR OF 44 ntty Chest, and Robert C. Bueli memory-tastfaif recital of ‘RtE ASSOCIATED PRESS Some day history may discover that O i l A W A R I 22 lahakespearo. IBe Aiaor.lated Preii U exclusively entitled J r., C hairm an o f th e 1S68 UnIbijoxCi' this was the nooment Russian totalitar­ riO R lO A The Kemedya seldom mtaod u> the use of repubUcatlon of all news dls- 63 ed Appeal. Virtually all of tharv M tcb ea credited to It or not othenrlae credlt- ianism went so soft and aenaitlve in­ Ian opportunity to see Burton and •8 In this paper and also the local news ptd>- OIOROIA 43 bualneaa leadere of the Hartu iw ternally it no longer had the harsh, cold |E!llzabetb Tajdor soebUy whan Hibed here. HAWAII 26 ford community were thare, In-t’^?- All rMus of repUblioation of special dU- will to rule with the force it had at its ■their perlpatoUo paths crossed patcbea nerein are also reserved. IDAHO 23 eluding the prealdent of aU tha-nxi* dlspoaal. Ion one side of the Atlantio or Tbs Herald Printing Oompany Inc., aa- lU IN O IS III large Inaurence oompenlaa and oc. ■the other. For such a development, many things sumes no financial responsibility for typo- INDIANA 63 of aU the major Industries. ■"« Ethel once told a rqjwrtor that Last 3 days of SVbpb Ical errors appearing In advertisementa might be responsible. But one should Their preaence was evldanoe ofS w n other reading matter in The Manchester IOWA 46 |ebe considered the Bartons Evening Herald. never forget the one great hostage the the fact that they were con- "dteer heaven.*' KANSAS 38 earned with the succeee of the—* Mbsoriber to Lot Angdes Times-Waahlng- Russian revolution gave to fortune when Burton’s sonorous narratioti, KINTUCKT 46 United Appeal and had oom-.G ton Poet News Service. it decided to educate the Russian people lexpeeted to be the most drama- >\ilt service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. lO U IS IA N A 36 mltted themselves to Its cfft)rts,>'V» PubUahers Representatives — The Julius and give them literacy. For literacy is ]tio and moving 20 minutes of To bs invited to serve on tbs -’il' ■atbewa Special Agency — Now York. Cbl- not a thing that can be contndled, once MAINI 27 I tMe convention, will not be cago, Detroit and Boston. nampnign Advlsocy Board in’fFr it has been given, and literacy and the MARTIAND 49 I heard by delegates until after MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dROULA- MASSACHUSiTTS 72 Hartford is, in eoaence, a Idle nomlnatloas. TTONS. unquestioned acceptance of totalitarian­ maud performance and oonsld- VK'- Watkins SEM I­ ism are two things that cannot coexist. MICHIOAN 96 If you can believe hotel man- Wedneeday, Augwt 28 ered an honor. ^ lagbrs around Chloago, Hum­ M IN N fS O T A 32 Inasmuch as Mancfaeatar la sc*3r- MISSISSIRRI 24 phrey has more friends than any Of A Featiier division of the Greater Hartfonhadi; I other man in town. Grand Jury Indictments returned down MISSOURI 60 U nited Appeal, I thought* the**-*^ He is definitely the candidate Oar Leaders Are What We Are in New York City show what sometimes M O N f AN A 26 people of Mancheator mlgh^ bs^ ^ I to support If you’re planning to On the eve of the important deeisione happens when the forces of law manage N It R A S K A 30 interested in some of the re-- I arrive without a reeervaUon. at the Democratic National Convention to obtain one relatively small entry Into NIVADA 22 marks made at the meeting. His staff has reserved buge ANNUAL SALE To begin with, the overall-’^ 299. in Chicago, it is once more apparent, as the way some buniness does business. NIW HAMRSHIRI 26 I Mocks of lavish accommoda­ goal U $8,681,862.00 of which tions in all the posher Inns and it was previously apparent with the Re- The disdoaure that Mayor Lindsay's N i w i i R s r r 82 8188,751.00 Is M a m h e a t e i^ # ^ most have not yet been assign­ Save over $40. on this 6-foot Solid puUicans in Miami, that we are, as a na­ water commlsrioner, Jiunes Marcus, N I W M I X I C O 26 share. This goal la appr0admate-°^ ed to tpeciflo VIPS. Cherry Grandfather's Clock. It tion, given to a great wiahing that we took bribe from a company to whom he N IW YO RK 190 'l y 9 p er cent above last year’s- At the Ambassador Eagt, fo r were something other than udiat w s are. was instrumwital In awarding a city con­ has an 8-day weight-wind move­ NORTH CAROIINA 39 record goal of 88,810,918.00. Due '• instance, the management has The leadership we naturally produce, tract gave District Attorney Frank Ho­ NORTH DAKOTA 23 to deaths, tranafers, and been holding 80 suites. The on­ ment with Westminster Chimes gan and his grand Jury an opening into loss of large ccntrlbutora, such--'^ which comes to the top as a result of ONIO 113 ly names put down so far to that strike every 15 minutes. the interplay between Its own talents the pracUoes of some of the oity'B as OUvettl-Underwood CXirporS'' OKIANOMA 41 occupy any of these rooms OfFer lasts only 3 more days. and aptitudes and work and what we our­ most prominent coniraictlng firms. tlon, a 12 per cent Increase 1 » ^ sre Sonny and Cher, Jane Mor­ ORIOON 33- giving will be neceasary UdB’"'" B iB selves are, in our individual and collec­ And the indtotments now issued, gan, Billy DaMele and play- RINNITIVANIA 130 year. Tbe 71 agencies In the 11 tive capacity of dvia Americanua, is against 14 major oonstruotton com­ w rl^ Edward Albee. Albee is RNODI ISIAND 27 towns involved In the United'"'''' not, in our fancy, quite good enough for panies in the New Yoih area, and U here with JoumaHsUc creden­ SOUTH CAROIINA 26 Appeal requested a sum of al-’,'*^'' us. of their executtves, charge that they tials to cover tbe proceedhtgs. SOUTH DAKOTA 26 moat 86.000,000.00 but their rs-"--'' The lobby of the Ambassador When we meet together, in the func­ engaged in a merrily convenient prac­ quests were cut by a realistic'-^ TINNISIII 31 Bast Is the place vriiere euito- tioning of the political institution and tice of rigging the bids fiiey auhtnltted Budget Omuntttee who pared TIXAS 104 graidt collectors wRl find the customs we ourselves have developed, on pro^iective work to be done tor big each allocation to the bone. I T '' Ink in their ball-point pens run­ UTAH 26 we spend a great deal of time wiahing public utilities concerns so that they was brought out that 80 per cent ning d ry. for some unspecified miracle which will always knew and agreed among them­ VIRMONT 22 or more of the goal was for per-'"''^ Singer Andy Williams, friend deliver us from our own processes and selves which was to be low bidder on VIRGINIA 34 sonal services, auch as aalarles,''"'’^^ of the late Robert Kennedy, has substitute smnething more glamorous any partloular contract, with the rest WASHINGTON 47 and was Irreducible. Only one' " reservations. He’s a delegate WIST VIRGINIA 38 new agency, tbe Jewish Oom-^-’V from Odifornla. L and exciting and perfect for the leader­ of tiiem a ing some miraculous escape from what nedy Presidential draft now Ckmsequently, Daley continued, worried about Kennedy that he ines Ms plans for the proposed 29.95 Mutual Insurance Componles.rfp quartered with her state In tee w e are. honest. With busineas, the balance of must be regarded with some he would wait until the last min­ N orth BMd Junior high sch ool to has passed the word to Gov. all of whom qualify for the Falr...^ ancient La SaUe Hotel. Perhape we should abandon that self- suppoeltion goes the other way, and seriousneas. ute before endorsing Humphrey see if expenses can be saved if John Oonnally of Texas to go Share Giving Award last year,' So is MUton Berie’s wife, eoddltng pretense that we, the people, the dishonest bidder is supposed to be Smith supped unobtrusively if, Indeed, he endorses him at the school faces E. Middle Tpke. easier on Humphrey. The con­ He added, ”If every company..'^ Ruth, who will also cast one of the exception. Actually, honors and into town Sunday with a couple all. Instead of Hollister St. as the somdww deserve something better than tinual downgrading of Hum­ and every employe contributed*'■:'> CaUlornla’s 174 votes. of close friends and ensconced Daley, this convention’s king­ plans read now. the leadership we do produce. dishonors are probably about even. But phrey by Southern Democrats their Fair Share, the success oC To prepare for such unexpect­ himself in a comfortable down­ maker, Is most interested in General Manager Richard ed and tmoccustomed glamour *niiB is not, in any case, a year for M som etim es seem s a s U, w hen public is helphiig to build up the anti- the drive would be assured.” -< O'* town suite. He has been tak­ Kennedy's Yoter appeal. When Martin tables action on the con­ the hotel commenced a belated political Ulusiotis. It is a year for fac­ busbiesB is being done, the worst Humphrey mood and hence the One remark was worth re-"v ing Ms meals in his room. Only he asked Join J. GiUlgan, Sen­ troversial fire-fighting pact rejuvenation effort that is etlll ing ourselves honestly and frankly, and riements in each worid had an easy groundswell for Kennedy. peating, "If we are not to bsi'''' the telephone connects him with atorial nominee in OMo, about with the Eighth District until In progress. 55 ea. time getting together. Connally and Lawrence F. our brother’s keeper, we should then reaUxlng' that we must work the seething outside world of a draft movement for President the need for new firehousee in One guest arrived last week O’Brien, Humphrey’s political at least be our brother’s broOl'i' C h oice succeed with what we see, with what politica. Johnson, GUUgan shot back: town Is determined. to find the door off the room manager, exchanged heated 6T.” ‘ ^ The Stearns & Foster Prin­ ws are, with the leadership we have They Are Not Alone But Smith’s arrival coincided "That ace can be trumped—by words Friday evening over the sincerely yours assigned to her. developed tor ourselves. "Sad and tragic." That is what Gover­ with other significant develop- Teddy Kennedy.’’ Daley there­ Humphrey decision to go along Ali the furniture had been cess has long been one of nor John Oonnally of Texas found it. He moved into tee hall while paint­ of mmts that conceivably could upon opened a discussion of with rep^ of the traditional Is ready to go for Ted Kennedy Charles E. Jacobson Jr^rn our most popular and successful bedding. was not talking about the invasion of transform this melancholy Dem- Kennedy’s popularity in OMo unit rule. Deeper than that, If Kennedy won’t say no. In President, United Fund ers were busily at work. Czedioelovakia by the Soviet Union and Temporarily, ehe was relegat­ These famous Hitchcock Chairs are For many years people have been taking ocTBiUc convention into the m ost and Illinois. Oonnally has been furious over Michigan, State Chairman San­ of Manchester - The Price Of Literacy? its allies. He was talking about the ed to the room next door. But advantage of the 308-coil innerspring unit T ables memorable in modem times. More Important, Daley has credentials Commutes decisions der Levin and Sen. Philip A. made in what used to be Hitch- What might be described as some of reaction to it of liberal candidates for the the next day, paper-hangers ar­ ’The lingering tragedy of Robert asked Kennedy intimates wheth­ to unseat regular Southern dele­ Hart shocked Humphreyites cocksville. Conn., now Riverton. that is "W eight Balanced" . . . heavier Democratic nomination for the Presi­ rived. The redocoratlon, which the side-aspects of the Cxechselovaldan Kennedy's assassination and the er Ted Kennedy would accept gations and over signs of weak­ with their surprise endorse­ dency of the United States. That reac­ seems scheduled to take as long Each chair is handsomely hand sten­ gauge coils across the center third where crisis may prove, in later Idatsrleal an­ failure of Vice President Hu­ the nomination (a question no­ ening on the Vietnam platform ments of Kennedy. A Thought for Today , tion, he said, followed the basic line as'.the 'WMte Ifouse restoration, the most weight occurs. W hy don't you 29.95 alysis, to have been important main­ bert Humidu-ey to satisfy the body here, Including Smith, plank. Meanwhile, Smith stays holed Sponsm«d by the Manchester, ciled to give it added beauty. These that "they could not condemn the Rus­ delegates have now made a is 6U11 going on. springs toward the eventual resolution could answer). Although none of these situa­ up In' Ms downtown suite. If Council of Churdies > chairs are priced at 29.95 during visit the Watkins Slumber Shop to try the sians too much for doing in Czechoslova­ Kennedy draft a long-shot pos- Sitting beeide the powerful of the crisis in some peace and sanity, kia what we had done in South Viet­ tions had changed, Oonnal­ the groundswell becomes a our last 3 days of our SEM I-A N ­ Princess for yourself during the last 3 days slbiUty. CMcago Mayor during Ms pri­ CSUcagD’ s M a y or R ich ard if such resolution does now evolve. n a m ." ly was more relaxed by Mon­ genuine draft, he’ll telephone Advice to a Servant of Jesus" of our sale. Just how much of a long-shot vate weekend talks with Hum­ Daley, whose supporters have NUAL SALE. It now seema rather well documented "This to me,” he continued, “was a day. As one key Texas leader Kennedy to get Ms response. depends largely on Mayor Rich­ phrey and Sen. Eugene Mc­ Steer clear of foolish discus-’, already had vice presidential sad and tragic experience, to see presi­ told us; "There’s been a If tile response Is yes, this con­ that the Ruaalan leadership which decid­ ard Daley of Chicago. His de- Carthy (whose drive to the slons wMch lead people lnte,Hj campaign buttons printed up dential aspirants of the Democratic change. We’re going hard for vention could wind up doing in Ms behalf, lives In a low- ed upon the invasion of Czedioriovakia oision not to endorse Hum i^ey nomination has stalled) was the sin of anger wUh each oth- ^ Party try to equate our course of action H um phrey.” the ImposslUe —nominating the income neighborhood so near found itseir surprised not merely by the yet is tied directly to Kennedy’s Mayor Joe Barr of Pittsburgh, ' . MV in South Vietnam and what the Russians But by then the Kennedy 86-year-old Senator who only the stockyards that many curi­ strength and unanimity of resistance chances. When Seii. Cleorge Mc­ a top leader in Pennsylvania. TMngs will be said that w ill;'' have done in Czechoslovakia, but that Is boomlet was growing. In CaU- last week told the nation that ous convention-goers have been aBiODg the Cseefaoalovaklans themselves, Govern of South Dakota, a Though an early Humphrey sup­ he has picked up the fallen burn and hurt for a long time ho precisely what they did." fomla, Speaker Jesse Unruh, to come . . . detouring past his door. and not merely by the resounding oon- Presidential candidate himself porter, Barr is no lees dis­ head of Uie del^;ation original­ standard of Ms two slain broth­ It may come as a surprise to Gov. God’s people must not bei The modest little brick-siding itemnation of general world opinion, but but really a Kennedy booster, turbed than Daley about the ly pledged^to Robert -Kennedy, ers. Connally and other U.S. hawks, but that quarrelsome; they must be gen-_..' bungalow, at 8686 South Lowe also by popular reaction Inside Ito own is what a great deal of the rest of the tie, patient teachers of those i/t St., le in an area where tee borders and Inside the borders of those world is doing too. It sees, and has long who are wrong. other property owners sit out satellUai who associated themselves seen,.the U.S. intervention In Vietnam Be humble when you are try- 'ijr.o on their front stoope in plastic with the Invasion. not os an effort to protect a weak but Ing to teach those who are;^^ haircurlers and tom Marlon iBSlde Russia, where the puUic orig­ free country from outside aggression mbced up concerning the truth, mm Brando undersMrts, drinking (there is no freedom for the ordinary beer and soda pop and waiting inally almost automatically went alcmg F or If you Utk meekly and,,i„ people of South Vietnam) but as -a U.S. to Bee if anything exciting oc­ with the supposition that Russian troops courteously to them, they are rs< effort to maintain its sphere of Influence more likely, with God’s help,,*.^ cura at hie honor’s. were going Into Ccechoslovakia to help in Southeast Asia. to turn away from their wrong' Police maintain a 2i-hour vigil somebody friendly to them, the news of 13.95 ea. The Russian technique in Czechoslova­ Ideas and believe what Is true,-„w with sentries at both front and resistance and unfriendly reception baa kia is different, but the goal is the same. 11 T im oth y 2:16, 17, 24 and 26 back doors and a prowl car been as puzzling as the resistance itself Czechoslovakia was sllm>ing into a lib­ If you rebuke a mocker, youuw with two more uniformed If you've never hab been to the Russian soldiers on the eral political and economic approach OMLV will only got a smart retort guards parked at the comer. visited the W a t­ scen e. that would ' Increasingly weaken its But u wise man when rebuked/1 Nylon Austrian shades at the kins Lamp Shop, bonds with the Soviet Union and windows and an almost life-size And in Pc^and, East Germany and will love you all the more. then it's about strengthen its bonds with the West. 'Hie Provotb# 9:7, »-.«i Democratic drnikey planter with Hungary, the satellites whose going Russian sphere of Influence was threat­ ivy growing out of hla saddle time you did. along with Russia was supposed to make vJ ened. So the Russian leaders sent their Submitted by: bags are tee only eigne of af­ Only 3 days left the operation look like a Warsaw Pact troops in to crush Czechoslovakia and Rev. Gooigo Smith fluence that sets the Daley policy —Just as the United States would hold it in the Communist camp. Presbyterian Churcly;' abode apart fronv eurroundlngs. for the ’many like to have its presence in Vietnam be The two super powers are both look­ The Mayor and Ms wife have bargains on all ing aftei -vhat they conceive to be their never had any social-climbing considered an operation blessed by Add the flavor of warmth and originality ture. This open stock bedroom includes styles and sizes SEATO sanction —the native leader­ own interests first. The Soviet cruelty in Quotation* ai^atlons. The story has never Czechoslovakia does not bleach the U.S. been told before, but tee Daleys a Standard Sixe Spindle bed, 64.50, a of lamps. So, ships which played Russia’s game to I'm not opposed to feeling in your bedroom with this Early Ameri­ cruelty in Vietnam; and all the bluster actually snubbed tee Queen of hurry to W a t­ try to help control the re

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Mekong Delta and In the proV' dead, many of them killed by centrated on supply veMoles Iran Bart Polygamy model wHch leeitures a 600 dol­ At Conveniion Headquarters U.S. Battles incea Just below the DMZ. artillery. Jets and gunshlp hell- and said they knocked out at Caltech Car lar battery. TEHRAN —In the 2,6(X> years Police Arrests Czechs Seek j T T • * * “ ^****« Am erican In- copters. least 26 trucks. r Convention Briefs Tbey've bod one medtoal ^ 19^ c i | h l p I I n i f fantrymen and South VM- Working to blunt the expected of Iranian history, the first proUam, however. 800 National Guard Troops P U U COM UUNDRY k-r ciV/UB-sAV/ nameee solthers fought seat- third Communist offensive, Lett Paid to Vett woman to wear a crown Uis the Qecrge A. Crandall, 21, of 118 Holds Lead A member of Sheir en$oui«ge, tered actions in the north. In the hlgh-altltude U.S. bombers By THE AMOOIATED FftBM CHICAGO (AP)— A long­ tdenUfled as Pat fifiverton, ap­ ^ Summer St, was charged with deltsi, on the southern ap- dropped another 760 tons of CHICAGO (AP) — A Colum- haired hippie In sandals, rtight- parently oanss down wttli the Firm Deadline Near Saigon terans looking for work cost reg«nt on tte death of operating an uruaglotered mo­ InBigRace Surround Qiicago’s Hilton and DRY CUMIIIW proaches to Saigon, U.S. 0th Dl- bombs on Infiltration routes $46.8 million last year, the sec­ Ma Broodoaatiiig Bystom news­ ly tattered clothes and covered maunps near WUUama, Arts. vision soldiers ran into a sub- northwest of Saigon and in the th^ Shah. Iranian law further tor vehicle yestefday afternoon, SAIGON (AP) — American ond lowest expenditure for Job­ man, trying to intarvlaw a G«m >- wlto (Hrt pcuaded Theeday in By STEVE RARVET However, tiie auto’a only real CnCAGO (AP) —About 600 gatee and national televlaton (Next to Pspnlar Maiket, B. MkMle Tpke.) stantial enemy force in the pad- northern most provinces, recogntses the new status of after he was stopped n tiiat also carried the meawge, Slowed down by steep hills Amboy and • Needles, OeMf., al Convention headquartere ho­ confrontation brought no signs tration corridor northwest of to women. Court 12 In Manchester Sept. 9. Uon coat the oiem y at least 88 North Vietnam. The pilots con- $89.6 million was paid. of the Damooratic National Con- "A breath of fresh air." and the mumps, the battery- whsre Ms power supply was al­ te l today as 2,600 antiw ar dem- of tile harsh police tactics of the ALSO ALL BBAMD NEW, LABOB tors shouted, "We do not want 14fh party oong rtm illegal, llie Saigon today while inside the most drabtsd. It normally gets onstratore deflad a oKy law that night before, when 21 newsmen to live on our knees!" venUon, was knocked down hlm- powered Volkswagen from Cali­ capital Viet Cong rockets fell CSnOAGO (AP) — There waa about 100 mflaa per cbatge In were MuM>ed or had their cam­ MAYTAG WASHERS (Top Loocton) oaagreaB met secretly last week The communique from the sotf in a brief metoa. fornia BisUtute of TechnMogy Mosea porks from 11 p.m. to 4 advloa offered today by the old­ a.m . eras rtnsshed, or their notes and elected a liberal Central Moscow talks said the troops for the third time in two "We tried to talk to thv man, reached Flagstaff, Arts., Tues­ elty tnaftto. f est delegate to file Democratic taken away, klany demonstra­ Now com DRY CLEANING MAdENES Obmndttee replacing one that would not interfere with Dub- months, killing three civillana and we got bodily pushed out of day and doggedly held on to the RlppeU, a phystoa graduate, Deputy Police Supt. James National Convention to soma of tors also were clubbed Monday cek’s government. One of the the iray," Dan Rather reported lead in the second day of tlie d en n ed tbe oar and beHsvea Rochtord said the guardsmen stfil induded a strong conserva­ and wounding five. the youngest n ig h t s NITH SHORT OTOLB FOB PBBMA-PBBfiS condiUons imposed on Prague, to a national TV audience. Great Electric Car Race. the gieeoilne powered machine took over protection of the Con­ tiv e wing. U.S. headquarters said a stiff Tear gas In huge quantities, however, was that press and Have fun, said Mrs. Emma Neither auto seemed In dan­ should be put out to parture. rad mton Hotel only because 6N BAST MIDDLB TUBNPIKB, MANOBDMIBB fight was under way 84 miles "Thla ia the kind of thing both fired from explosive can- Informants said there was broadcast attacks on the Soviet Guffey MUler, 91, of Pltiabuiih, ger of being stopped tor speed­ Nbt aH of HTTo proMems many of Me police had been on northwest of the South Viet­ that'* baaii going on outside the nlrtere and spraired from a P le n ty at PYee Parking growing opinion that Dubcek government and its orthodox Pa. Convantlons are made tor ing. ware electrioal. duty 16 to 17 hours, and were namese capital and thsd so far hall. Thia Im thv tin t time we’ve truck, waa used Instead. should be voted out of office if Communist aUies must halt. enjoying. A Corvalr from Massachu­ After starting In Cambridge, tired. 44 enemy soldiers had been hod it happen Inotde the hall." The night’s oasualties Includ­ he conflnned the rumor. lU s In the United l^ations, Ctedio- Pennsytvania’s naUoiMl com- setts Institute of Technology Mass., they enoountered a prob­ But It waa obvious that city killed. Jets, hel' opter gun^iipe Rather said when he tried to ed one poUce oar with all Its could residt In two rival central slovaUa asked the Security mltteewoman gave her view to was barreling along at an esti­ officials were vnyrried about the and artillery a ere supporting talk to the delegate, the security lem near WWoeater not limited windows smashed, several with committees with reformists Council to drop further debate Gall McHenry, 19, HqpUnsvffle, mated 24.2 m.pJi., while Cal­ presence of hlppiee and the the troops of the lOlst Air Cav­ guozds "put me on the deck—I to hattery-pow****! «**»• one o r tw o broken, a llquMT holding membership in both. on the Soviet invasion. Chief Ky., and Sum Diana Wethe, tech’s ca r was oloeked a t 20.4, peace demonstrators, most of alry Division, Mdio were battling didn’t do very w ell." got lost on a turnpOce. store window looteid, display The congress of the Slovak Delegate Jan Muzlk, who ear­ 22, E l Sobrante, Calif. Including time for recharging whom had been routed from AMERICA’S LAROeST FAMILY CLOTMIN<9 CHAIN in sweltering heat in an area of i i i ; By the tims they found the windows smashed in an suto Communist party also was un­ lier had called the invasion ille­ stopa. Lincoln Park with clouds of tear flooded rice paddies and. ver­ CHICAGO (A P)— There wae reohargtng statton. It took a rtHwtroom , and 16 arrested. der way at Bratislava with In­ gal and pleaded for action, said CHICAGO (AP) — The Biter- Technically, MIT held a 100- gas Just a fter m idnight, because dant Jungle Just above a main vlolenee In Chicago’s parks be­ 1%-hour ofaatge to get the ve- PoUce did fire-shotgime over ■ S T . 1040 creasing signs that delegates his government wanted the mat­ mlle lead (outside Angola, they defied file same law. highway leading to Saigon. tween poUoe end demonstrating national Amphlfiieatre Is alr- hhde goliig. the heads of one small crowd to would support reformist efforts ter off the U.N. agenda “ in view condltfoned but a lot o ffiie win­ N.T.) Tuesday afternoon as Three-hundred poUoe won the The battle began slowly Tues­ young people, and a lot of ver­ Outside ButtUo, N. T., the break it up. to oust Vasil BUak, the orthodox of the agreement reached in dy tsJk under the glaring televl- each school raoed for Its op­ "battle of LinoMn Park," and day afternoon, slackened during i| m V " bal abuoa at the Democratic Na­ battery waa pocked In loe but Despite official fears, those first Slovak secretary. Moscow on the siibatance of the •ton Ugtta warm things iq^ con- ponent’s campus. However, the took firm possession bf fiieir the night as flareshlps lit the tional Convention hut the na- there have been no reported dif- prone to violence appeared to be Government sources said question.” slderaMy for delegates and Corvalr stands to be penalised trash-uttered batUefleM by sta­ and grew In pitch tkm'a second biggert city didn’t flcidties afatoe then. It hit q>eeds a distinct minority In the group there are no immediate plans to Dubcek addressed the nation darkness guests. for towing (five minutes for tioning blue-helmeted men ev­ loM an its cod. of 60 m.pJ>. on the way to An­ o f 1,500 that gathered toward emerge from the underground in an emotloo-fUled radio again today, each mile). ery few hundred feet along Its The weatherman reported the So there’s quite a rush for (he gola, N. T., and then headed for dusk In Lincoln Park. arid move back Into the Central speech, interrupted by sighs end The sixe of the enemy force soft drinks, for which no lee Is Its 20,000KloUar b attery had southern edge. temperature dropped Tuesday Aahtabula, OWo. Committee building, cleared by long- pauses apparently caused was not known, but the number The Treasure Shoppe—Manchester Parkade supplied. to be packed in ice for four Offlclsls made no attempt, to a record low of 81, surpaoelng Soviet troops Tuesday. Sources by extreme fatigue. of casualUes and the tempo of "There’s no Ice In the whole hours at one Juncture, reported however, to use the same tear- Latert Cut Stone the dd math of 64 for fiie date said at least two Soviet secret backing of the Csertioslo- the fighting Indicated it was a building," said the pretty gal the editors of Machine Design Nett Reduce Sharkt gas tocfics when most of the BOSTON — About half the set In 1898. poUce agenU were recognised in yak people has strengthened the sisable unit that may have been dispensing the drink. "They’re Magazine, who are acting, as CAPE TOWN — Ftert South demonstrators moved four laser operations in the United the buUdlng today. regime’s determination to con- working toward Saigon for the PURCHASED The ENTIRE STOCK OF A afraid that people might throw judges. Africa, then Sydney, Australia, m iles south to the HUton. States take {dace in five etatee: OHICACK) (AP) —Betty Fur­ Posters appeared in many Hmi» its Uberal course despite third major enemy offensive of the Ice at the delegates." The Caltoch drivers, WaUy and liistiy tiie atate at B lorida There they Joined a small Maasadiusetts, New Jersey, ness picked her wedding droee of Prague spelU^ out the ..oanununist worid pressure," the year which the U.S. Oom- Rlppet, 23, Ronald Gremiban, 20, are file workYa leading altos of demonstration already in pro­ Oallfonila, New York and Ohio. to wear for her flve-mlnute "ten commandments" of pas- jjybcek said. "There will be no mand is still expecting. Increas- attd George Sw«rts 23 have had shark infestation. CHU nets have gress in Grant P a rk , Just acroas The laser’s narrow, Intense speech Tuesday night before the idve n sistan ce against the So- tj,e ideas o f Bu- Ing numbers^ o f V ie t Cong and LEADING CONN. JEWELRY STORE Bolton oomparstively few eleotrical been used in Soutti Afrioa and fashionable Michigan Avenue, beam In used In Indus^ to cut manlty and democracy.” North Vletnjmese are known to Democratic National Conven­ problem s wMh fiie lr econom y Australia to trap aharks and re- and in fuU view of both dele­ stone and metal. •We haw not learned any- appealed for cooperation be maneuvering in the no^- tion. ^ know Mything, ^ restoring the country’s econo- west corridor from Uie C am ^ The white dress with brown Manchester Boy we don’t have anything, we ' ^lan border to Saigon, 76 mUes $80,000 in Diamonds, Watches, Rings, and Mack dots was what she don’t give anything, we can’t do „ ^way. ' wore when she married televi- Injured in Crash anythlng, we don’t understand sloa executive Leslie Mldgely said, "we must be aware of the The rocket attack on Saigon Roy C. Garey, 16 of 42 Sea­ anything, we don’t sell any- ‘ not long after her appointment fact that we must co:dinue to was the third since (Jen. Creigh- man Circle, Manchester, was ways Of realizing the plans ton Abrams assumed command Jewelry and offers it ALL 40% TO 60% OFF ^ by President Johnaon as special of our post-January p e rio d ,^ of U.S. forces in mid-June and ' asalstant tor consumer affairs. treated and discharged at Man­ wfll not forget anything.’ to carry on under the newly art- ordered massive efforts to se- chester Memorial Hospital lost |BR0AM!££Ei- Russian troops dropped leaf­ sen situatkm.’’ cure the city after a period of . CHICAGO (AP) —The Hu­ Mght after being involved In a lets from the main port office An imderground broadcast dally rocket barrages against bert H, Humphreys almost for­ one-car accident. building, sUll under Soviet got to send off that birthday Police aald Garey was driv­ 100% Hiimaii Hair guard, which claimed that two quoted the Communist peuty the capital, WALLPAHER telegram to President Jdusson ing north on Flora Rd. and as Soviet Journalists were mur­ central committee as saying. Near midnight Tuesday infan- Tuesday. he rounded a right hand curve dered by Czechoslovak "terror- "We are yielding to superior trymen of the U.S. 199th Light WIGS The vice president’s wife, his car went off the left side is U ." force but we shall never re- Infantry Brigade spotted the Muriel, was asked at a lundieon of the road, down an embank­ and PAINT 00. The leaflets called on the po- nounce the demand for sover- flame trails of five 107mm rock- elgnty and freedom." ets streaking toward Saigon. whether greetings had gone to ment and struck a tree. ptdaUon to "osqiture the murd­ The car was extensively dam­ • SoM, StyM and erers.” Hardly anyone pldced Outside Parliament, a deputy American howitzers opened LBJ, celebrating hla 60th at the aged and had to be towed from toW demonstrators the Soviet up gi, t^e enemy firing posititms Texas White House. IN STOCK NOW! up one of the leaflets. Many the scene. Garey was charged trampled on them. occupation was an aggressive but the results were not known, "Oh, goSh, I forgot to remind with failure to drive estabUshed Despite youthfid protests and act but he urged them to avoid xhe enemy gunners were firing I Hubert of that," she replied. lane and Is scheduled to appear widespread resentment, most provocations. from a maximum range of The happy birthday wishes were Choosa from many in Manchester Circuit Court New "1969" Colors Ckecboslovaks appeared to be Communist Romania, another about seven miles from file dispatdied within the hour. 12 Sept. 16. heeding their leaders pleas not rebel against Mioecow's domina- marshes of the Rung Sat special COLORIZER PAINT wciOrB Qna 9ryw9 to provoke the occupation tkm and an outspoken supporter zone, a wasteland. troops. of the Prague regime, did not AS FEATURED IN HOUSE A GARDEN The rockets hit a slum district CUSTOM FRAMES SHADES—ALL TYPES VILLAGE LANTBIN Soviet tanks remained in in- comment immediately on the on the southern edge of the city, conspicuous positions while road Moscow agreement. Confer- ARTIST SUPPLIES LADDERS—WE SEUi blowing up one house and dam­ WATJ.PAP1HRH FAMOUS NAME BRANDS A crewB repaired the damage ences were reported under way aging two more. Four of the 249 BROAD ST., BtANOHESTER, CONN . — 646-0143 Ml BEAUTY SALON caused by Soviet tanks and in Budiarest, the Romanian casualties were children. 20 BtOUNTAIN AVE., BLOOMFIELD, CONN. \\ deared sidewalks of debris. capital, with re{Mreeentatives of A dozen or more posts and TWO COMPLETE STORES TO SERVE YOU Phone 048-4048 Open 0 • 8 Daily A thousand youths demon­ at least three of ttie natlation STANEK LABORATORIES DECORMIER MOTOR S A U ^ INC. troops will be pulled back from Now *110 Now *12 Now *25 Now *35 towns and villages to special 277 BROAD ST. 649-1124 285 BROAD ST, HANCHESTBR—643-4165 areas. He appealed to the popu- lafion not to start any sort of campaign against them "be­ cause the final aim of our activ- WILL HOLD ANY ITEM! CARRIAGE SHED Monday, the price goes back to 12.99 lUes is to achieve the full depar­ $1.00 rOB, ALL YOUR UPHOLSTBRINa NEEDS LOOKINC ture of the armies as soon as possible.’’ • Auto UplMdst^ The communique after the FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL Moscow talks said the trotps • Convertible Tops would leave when "the situation BALMACAANSTYLEI in Gzecsoslovakla normalizes." and • Boat Tops, Covers atorm-tab collar; flyJmpt button closing There was no indication of any Strong. Silent Handsome. Casual. and Cashkins MKHEUN TIRES target date. WATER.REPELUNT Armed Soviet scddiers, ar­ Hush Puppies* shoes.^A • Motorcycle Scats • Offloe Fondtoie DURABLE COTTONI mored csua and tanks still YniTI rmil lien M crisp sturdy-welght; in popular Fall colors guarded key places In Prague Goes anyplace— In comfortable confidence. It’s theiiew CHARGE IT today but had withdrawn from glove-soft, amooth leather Master that comes In several 244 BROAD ST., MANCHESllR WHOLESALE TIRE COMPANY the bridges across the Vltava wardrobe colors. There are many new styles of Hush (REAR OF DAIRY QUEEN) WARMING LINER OF River and from around govern­ Puppies* casuals this season. Come on In and see RICH ACRYLIC PILEI ment and Communist party them all. Bet you’ll want to wear some home. CBT or CAP CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED OF MANCHESTER. INC. Wodding Rings noreod EorHngs 14N Gold a Storting Mon's Jowohry plus quilt-lined sleeves with knit wristlets buildings. C H A R C K I T WITH • • • Expert Ftttingt and Jowohry Chorals PHONE 646-1266—See Dob or Jack 8£E RAT DANKBL Vhr the first time since the oc­ PLASTIC RAIN-SCARF cupation began Aug. 20, peoole 4 0 % O ff 50-60% O ff •s were able to walk unmolested 40-70% O ff 4 0-6 0% O ff 3S7 Broad St. Manchaotof S 4 S - M H ] INUCRETPOCKETI thitxigh the streets at night al­ inner pocket with dear-color scarf in case though there was no announce­ H u ^ ^ Pkimpiesf I MOUNT ^VERNON SSANOCAtUAU ment that the 10 p.m.—6 a.m. « Look for our In the shoe CULTURED OIRU'SIZES7T014 curfew Imposed by the Russians MYSTERY BASS DAIRY STORE No. 2 FUEL OIL SPECIAL hod been lifted. Headquarters in Mancbeater for Ycdiw* $2.8&-$37.50 A group of youths stood guard PEARLS ------MOSER'S ------all night at the statue of St. HUSH PUPPIES for the Entire Family I Diamonds—W a le h M 200 G A L S. Wenceslas, which has become a ^Int QtntraUtn* FARM FRESH MILK . . . I shrine since a l4-yesu‘-old boy TRY IT — TASTE IB E DIFFEBENOE! MINIMUM Welcome H ere 6 0 % O ff *1.00 Each P U B O A L. was shot there on the first day / CONNECTICUT In 2 V) O ala.-Plua D epoolt w of the oooipation. A large pos­ CHARGE CARD ter sold; "We want total democ­ IG A M B ItM . CLIQUDT CLUB SODA $$> • 24 HOURS ADVANCE NOTICE ra c y ." o ia m ii S.O.M. B. No depoolt bottle. • CASH ON DELIVERY Russian soldiers did not ap­ SHOE DEIPT,, main floor — rear . . . Satisfaction O r M cjney' I ack • 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE proach, but ripped off some of W«lconf9« Her* FARMINSTON SOUTH W S U m the other prollberal and anti-So­ DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTfS Welcome Here EXTRA LARRE EDDS d oi. A t B t. m (PlalavUle Ave.) A- viet posters in the capital. Ear­ MANCHESTER PARKADE COOPERATIVE OIL CO. Bento ■ (Soott Bwamp Bd.) 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I 4 %■ FAGHB EI6H TKEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 i..i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN Coventry S U O O R USE YOUR Bulldozer Purchase Rejected /i: •’*»: An oubqiokan and vocal group probaUy not deliberately,” He erty; on hwreese in merntMtahtp of ep townopeopla loot night referred here to toe fact the* of the IhduBttiel Dsrelbpfnent - C R E D IT tabled toe purcfaoae of a bull- no one seems to really know Oomenisttcin horn fire to nine, doMr for toe town dump, drag. what toe state requlrea In terms and a change in memberah^ of G 1 - t-- glng out turihar toe length of of a heavy idece of equipment. the Board of AdmMskma tor ' i t time retjulrod for toe town to According to some town ot- BOeotoni from town tteik-Boanl comply wMh atate regulaUona flolals, a 16-ton bulidoaer Is of Selectmen to town oleiigreg- to oonveit to a aanitory lond- wqulred, but oocoriUng to oth­ M tnm of votere. (7/iamA flN openHon. ers, toe slae of toe equipment depends on what job U to be Sole BeMfIte Nutm Unit Ihe queatlon, one of five be­ The Thrift Shop’s eeml- an­ K N O W N FOR VALUES fore townopeopla at a apecial done. For instance, if care, Btoves and refrlgeratore are nual ‘9>ag sale” will be held town meeting, naked for aiq^rov- Wednesday through Saturday al of an approprlaiUon not to ex­ to be dealt with in a dump, then a hea'vy bUUdooer would this week at toe shop’s heod- $ AVI NG $ ceed $29,000 for purchaae of toe quartere in the (Coventry Shop­ be required. piece of equipment, oohaidered ping Center, Rt. $1 and Stone- Ihurs necenaory to ewitch over from Damp Study Ordwed house Rd. AU proceeds go to the toe preoent open4ype dump. It Is this point that iq)pk'*»t’ Coventry Public Health Nundng Frie, Finance Board Chairman Fe- ly concerned many townspeo­ Asaociatlan. M. Wear Dated" Acrilan'knit ter Von Dine, faowover, told toe ple at toe town meeting: No At the *M>ag sale” the custom­ A « 9 u s t aaiemibly toot hie board hod re- real plan of what toe dump is er purchases a large ttiopptng conelderad Its $29,000 recom­ going to handle has been made. The tabling motUon 'was fkioily bag for $1 and ie allowed to fUl 22 ,2 3,2 4 bv’4^. mendation, and felt inateod that it ‘With merchandise, regardless turtleneck top $ wotdd be a "suttlclent made end passed by voice vote of toe price. 14,000 tbai; Indfoated a wxutterfng of amount" to puroheae toe bull- "nays”. doxer. In toe motion offered to Sov* 42cl* Wear-dated* accept the reoommendatton to Then toe meetoig moved on Sheetmetal *Worken Acrilan* acrylic tops. to ooneideraiion of a mothm by $1 purchaae toe item, toe figure Retarnaiig to Jobs Peppy colors, machine 614,000 woe then eubotltuted for Robert PruMt that a committee North End CBT Branch Will Have New Front be named immedieitely to study washable. Sizes 4 to 6X. $29,000. MBRIDXN (AP)—Some 1,000 Construction has begun to expand the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co’s No. toe dump question in order to sheetmetal workeie who ratified Marvelous value! is now staffed by six full- and part-time employes under Assistant Vice Pres­ Boto toe Boorda of Selectmen return more complete Informa­ Sole Main St. office in Oie North Ehid by 780 square feet on the Oakland S t side ident Joseph A. Vols. The expansion is in conjunction with the redevelop­ and Finance come under acme a now three-year contract Tues­ of the building. The remodeled office will have a safe deposit department, tion. TUs motion poosed, follow­ day are expected to return to ment of the North End, although the bank ha« no direot part in other construc­ ire for the apparent lack of full ed by a second motion to put a REO . $ 1 . 9 9 eight teller windows, two drlve-in.teller windows, and an expanded lobby. tion there. The office faces the present N. Main 8t. on its south side but the their jobs today. Completion is expected in late fall. Architects are the Malmf^dt Associates InvaaUgntlon refordlng pur- three-week time Umtt on the The contract was approved by remodeled building will face the relocated N. Main St. on its north side. The ohoao of too buHdoaer, which study. of HartfMd and general contractors are Pomer-Cllnton Associates. The office deserted street will serve as an access road and parking area. a 4X to 68 vote, and provides hod a. aorod Mat spring in the First Selectman M ich ael for hourly wage increases of o rlr budget request from Peace appointed five memben They are up in arms at being $7.26 by 1971. The agreement Nothing Is Sure ptes—all dressed alike, all with toe t etman. The Board of to the special committee, which brought to an end a 68-day herded, shejdierded, guarded, beards and^ long hair, and all T railer Knocks Ftoonea, ioHowlng too April 'wUl make lie report to toe strike by toe workers affecting Permanent Press policed and electrcndcally con­ with knaps^ks. budget hearing, struck toe Kem Board of Finance within toe wps- trolled by Mayor Richard Dal­ oonstruotion throughout toe Cap Off Hydrant from too flnol budget, however, olfied ttme limit. Those named state. ey and his smoothly cdled on the grounds toot toere woe were Robert Upton, Ramon “Welcome to Chicago” tactics. Body of State Man Two minor accidents yester­ Other terms of toe contract Several Battles Insufficient background Informa­ Menael, James Ryan, Nelson include no cutbacks on toe 86- stretch denim slacks Found in Maine Lake day, one wet and one dry, were tion. Beacve end Dr. Rcibert Bowen. hour work week, and addition­ It Is entirely possible' that VANCEBORO, Maine (AP)— reported by police. Then at Ka June meeting, toe Other Items Passed al fringe benefits, a union Vice President Humphrey, who The body of Eugene O'Connors, The 40-feot-loag trailer truck The other four Items on toe spokesman said Tuesday. Strif* 3 2 c l Stretch den­ is boxed in by an administra­ finance group reconsidered, Rage in Chicago 72, of Oakville, Conn., has been driven by Robert F. Gagnon, since toe seleoknen had put toe agenda were all passed unant- The strike started July 1 and ims of 75% cotton/ tion plank on Vietnam, will wel­ found floating in a lake near laously. Townspeople voted to affected Connecticut construc­ come a victory today for the 42, of Thompaonvile knocked off item out to bid, and recommend­ 25% nylon... utmost in (OsBtiiiiied from Pitge One) this Canadian border town. purchase toe so-called SUUton tion projects in aU areas ex­ more liberal plank. one of the caps on a fire hydrant ed toe purchaae to a town meet­ easy-care wear. Color- Authorities said O’Connors ing at a oori not to exceed property, off Goose Lane and cept Fairfltid County, including challenge group of delegates throughout the convention ses­ He is said to prefer the one at Cooper and Cooper Hill Sts. Menow Rd., at a price not to a X million addition to Oriffn sions. proposed by the McCarthy-Mc- was probably the victim of a $29,000. fast shades. 3-6X. from Alabama (the motkm was boating accident. They reported at noontime. Seooad-Hand BoUdooer exceed $8,400. The property con- H o ^ ta l in Derby. Govem peoi^e and its passage Tentative agreement was defeated €uid the organisation would get him "off the l.ook.” that an autopsy will be perform­ The cars driven by Richard But at toe aame time, toe oMs of 87 acres, and no use A sign shop under the con­ ed on the body, which was found has been specified for U. Pos- reached on a new contract last REO . $ 1 .9 9 group was seated). (Jcn- vention hall grandstand is ready D. Stence, 22, of 48 Edison Rd. Board of Finance requested a Tuesday in Spednlc Lake on the and Donald R. Bassett, 24, of eible future uses might be open week between representatives of necticut’s delegatian spUt right for an expected rush for dem­ A national manufacturer of more complete study of future Canadian side of the border. 436 Broad S t cn Stocks doeer would not alone solve toe Gov. John Dempsey, Con­ were no injuries and the cars problem of converelan to toe known that they hope toe land "Vote” buttons on the conven­ NEW YORK —Ihe number were driven from the scene. 'wfll not be used for a dump. But ASK EMILY POST gressman Emilio Daddario, The convention so far has tion floor. land-fill operation. and Congressman WiHlam St. of persons owning shares in Stence was given a written Mrs. Kelto Benoit asked dur­ any specific use of toe lend DENVER (AP) —A male su­ been like a late movie —screen American corporations reached Ottge were among those voting stars, writers, directors, and warning for failure to grant the ing last night’s dlscuseion why would have to go to another pervisor, filling in for an opera­ for the challenge group. State A hippie in frcHit of the Hil­ 2i million last year, up 4 mil­ right of way at a driveway. even Betty Furness of TV com­ ton Hotel drew laughs and the finance board came in with town meeting for approval. tor during this year's telephone and National Chairman John lion from the last New York the reconunendatlon anyway, Townspeople also approved 10 strike, was asked by a woman mercial fame. jeers yesterday afternoon when Stock Exchange census in 19S6. SMASH Bailey and Manchester dele­ Accidents, a leading cause of he kept shouting "No one’s go­ deq>(to toe fact that no further water holes for better fire pro- caUer, “ShaU I can you opera­ gate John J. Sullivan were The 20 per cent gain was about death among pers(ms in the 15 investigative work had^ been tectian, located on private prop­ tor or slrT” It seems that the delegates, ing to get me into a uniform.” six times the increase in the 'O' among the 21 voting for the win­ too, appear to be rebelling. to 24 age range, are fatal to four done by toe aelectmen.’ Board ning organisation slate. He was with four other hip- general population. times as many men as women. member James Ryan replied that toe item had, at leaet, been A 9 p.m. count of Hubert let out to bid. Hunqihrey backers revealed The posolbllity of purchasing SAVINSS! that the Vice President had 1,- W e Want Your Business and a second-hand bulldoser was 641 committed delegates, not brought out by Ramon Menxel, NEED HELP? counting some in favorite son who thought even toe $14,(XK) delegations. It will take 1,8U to W e Aim To Deserve If! figure could possibly be lowered ENTERPRISING COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL nominate. with such a move. CUT LAWNS SEAL DRIVEWAYS. WAX Stephen Loyxtm referred to FLOORS, CLEAN AHICS and CELLARS. Vice President Humphrey is the whole dump question, wfalrii A. Turtle topping...Save 42c ^n>Mfhig at a Connecticut WHY IS EVERYONE SO HAPPY? has been pending for many WASH WINDOWS, NO JOB TOO BIG; NO caucus today in the Pick-Con- months as "toe wlu^e stinking I JOB TOO SMALL! Snazzy stretch nylon. Machine wash­ gresB Hotel. The delegatKm is mess”, pointing out that "this aqiected to attend toda)r*s ses- Is another instance where CALL 649-9145 able, dries quick as-a-wink! Nylon sion still X uncommitted and 9 MtUMAM fUH townspeople have been misled back zipper. Rainbow selection of for McCarthy. CKEDiy riD M t ' n o ■PUcnBn'Pwcr by town officials, although colors. Sizes S, M, L. Buy two! Yesterday the Connecticut delegation was addressed by Gov. Lester Maddox and Sen. George McGovern. When Gov. Dempsey announc­ ed, "Mr. Maddox says he’ll be a few minutes late,” cries of IT'S DISCOUNT TIME ON "good” and "the later the better” rang out B. Bonded capri...Snve $1.02 Maddox, in a subdued talk, G rants-own Orion® acrylic knit asked for Connecticut su^^port ALL VALUE RATED "to insure victory for the Demo­ bonded to acetate tricot. Comfort­ crats in November.” able elastic waistband. Resists wrin­ He said, "H lightning should kles, holds its shape. Fall tones, 7-14. strike, and if a miracle should USED CARS AT hai^en, and if I’m nominated REG . $ 2 .9 9 (and Pm just as close to the Presidency as I was to the gov- emmship) I feel confident I MANCHESTER OLDS could be elected President. In that event, I can promise you CAUSE WE’RE ON OUR WAY TO THE that toe next four years would YOUR QUALITY OLDS DEALER Beys’, sirls’, toddler*’ be the best this country has ever had in the White House.” Iced Drink’ Midigan white and brights. Boys’ Two women who are well 65 PONTIAO Orion* acrylics in soft, known in Mandiester are at­ M OLOSMOBIU Sport Ceupa, VI, aufs, PAh back-to-8chool colors. 2-6X. tending the convention as aides U Lamaai, PA., P.I. to toe Connecticut State Cen­ Della II, alr-aend., P.S., P.I. tral Committee. They are Mrs. Orion* acrylic Anne McWalter of Hartford, *2095 *1695 president and organiser of toe *2395 turtleneck top Hartford County Federated Democratic Women’s Clubs; IS OHEVROUT 66 OADIULAO and Mrs. Catherine Carinl of 6$ PONTIAO The status top for the (Rastonbury, vice chairman of Super Sporti 2*0fa Hip., F.S>, C.nv.rt)bl., Pattory alr-eanR., grade-school set! Nylon her town’s Democratic TV)wn Calalint, 4-Dr Hip., P.S. P.I. PA.. P.I. Committee. B. back zip, set-in shoulder. Knit hit in colors; 7 to 16. There is some resentment 6w/md6i!tS(t " *1595 *3695 among many delegates because Perfoct for saucot, droailngt, light graviaa. *1695 tv Sen. McCarthy has not called on his youth group supporters (many of them camped out in AU. SALES HNALi Lincoln and Grant Parks) to Don't Buy Any Car 'til You Get Our Deal II DO YOU HAVE A GRANTS CREDIT ACCOUNT? show some restraint. The dele­ gates say that a word from him NEVER A DOWN PAYMENT might have made all toe dif­ t r i d e R it e S A L E 2 ’®® ference in the confrontation be­ tween the police and National R«g. 2.99 Guardsmen on the one hand and SHOE MANCHESTER 0 A.M .to9P.M . toe hippies a ^ Tipples on the Getting' a new pair of Stride Rite Shoes and a s other. krflipop sure pleases lots of children. The extra THE SHOE THAT UNDERSTANDS CHILDREN SUOOR YOU CAN e e SURE AT PO O R 'S NBC commentator Chet Hunt- care our fitters show, the knowledge of stock, the A. Misses’ Sizes 812—Teen Sizes |18 OLOSMOBILE KNOWN FOR VALUES...C0AST TO COAST ley apoioglsed over national TV love for their profession sure pleases lots of par­ for saying film star Paul New­ B. Misses’ Sizes 812—Teen Sizes 818 OPEN THURS. T O 9 P.I man was not a convention dele- ents, So come to Casual Village for your Stride lllvar U n •< Hartf.nl U . MANCHISTM, CONN. 64MI11 C. Child's Sizes 811—Misses’ Sizes 812 gaie. Newman is on toe con­ Or«n Ivei. Except Tltcrsriay vention floor os an official Con­ Rites and be happy. Teen Sizes 818 necticut delegate and remains 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADI ■ V-X PAGE t w e n t y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 s ' Section Two at hla home after a long iU- IK ^am N. Ursln of South Rd. WEDNESDAY, AUODST 28, 1968 j H a t t t l j P B t P r S t t ? n ! n 0 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 nesa. was held this morning from the Pages 21 to 40 ‘ 4 Obituary , Kr. Schtibert was bom Jan. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 HHH Waves Unity Flag HEALTH CAPSULES SI, 1910 In New Britain, son of Main St, Manchester, with a by Michael A. Petti, M.D. NBC Has Roper Study August and Augusta Pecknd Ms m of requiem at St. Meeting with Connecticut Sdnlbert, and had lived In Maurice’s Church. If i c o HAVI (UTiOVKflLf AHP AM Mandiester for many years. He SLEfPMd.M VdU NCEPTo Eand Swap Approved F.C. Jones, The Rev. Robert W. Cronin (OonttHued from Pago One) " — — ------A PccTck n m r Am/ 2 eras a member of Son Evangel- was celebrant Mrs. Joyce Cav­ TV Political Audience Duff Antique Bottles Politician in leal Uitheran Churt*. anaugh was organist, and Mrs. I^HUslana and Mills E. Godwin televlolon ^ and,the con- B y LAWBENOE lABBENT common coverage of the con­ Survlvors include toree sis- Marguerite GeerOeer was soloist J*'- Virginia droiq>ed their fa- P^*«tff A n,a».ka. ... M. U add to their growlnf eoDoctlon. Mr. Jones was bom March arlll officiate. Burial will be In Humphrey told the Connecti­ If H u m ffu A T iN a night of re-run entertainment. newsman. "We’re thinking of NBC’s breakdown of Hooper’s P ***" *«“*»rt«« with a ptupoaal *® *•'* oollaBOng 39, 188S In South Windsor and East Cemetery. Floor Fights cut Democrats that a way had PLHPlNi e n F f le w SLEtP' But audiences—as usual—will picking you.” study proves—to NBC—that "89 w 8 ®OMy. Mid of flaaks which Duff andWi had lived In Coventry for the Friends may call at the fu­ to be found "to bring our forces IM MMimilf ffH M M be much greater on Wednesday the u ^ e n t . Is the ilnly S i s L J L hU wife ^ e an Intercat In family most enjoy Is the Inter- But the reports are that Hum­ out of 100 sets tuned to ABC paM SO years. He was a senior neral home, tomorrow from 8 together." Than T w minutb^. night when nominations and antiquM. It was during a vtait eeting people who a re alinllariy Over Seating phrey otUl hasn’t decided who’d are being viewed by children." °*Ths dlwtMs*’^de*'tii” **" ■**“*•’ however, eras Out ths examiner of the State Tax De­ to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. The v ice. president’s cam­ ImIEIvI infaiM vottng by delegations Is sched­ to a shop seven years ago that engaged In building such ed- he p n t e r for a vice presidential H i»Mt «fItMSnMHcR a The opposite side of NBC’s cl^ ^ «*** P~P®**» »*« bswiabaa- partment before he retired In The family suggests that paign headquartere already uled. ooMSe ^ panlng two ,ordln- doned. he became interested In coUect- lectiona. Viators from Texas candidate. breakdown la that "76 of 100 1967. He served In the 1912 those wlshlqg to do so make claims more than 1,600 delegate Moeniiig over raiUi^ esUe, Wrapped Up Some Democrato are still hop­ seta tuned to NBC are being In the land extSumgs, ths town Ing bottles. Ha first purchase and other parts of the bountry state Oeneral Assembly and memorial contrlbutlmui to the votes, far more than the mini­ addMonal evldenoe oonfln ns ing that Kennedy of Massachu- vlswed by adulta." * * wUl give Garden Orore 8% was a Warner’s Sate bottle, have stopped at their home to was a Democratic state com­ BuildlRg FUnd of Zion Evangel- (Oontlnaed from Page One) mum 1,812 he needs for the cov­ lhat the TV viewer knows much ica! Lutheran Church. eette would accept a second ^ acres which Has on both stdes which was a lamous cure-all compare notes as they tour the mitteeman from 1917 to 1918. eted prize and the opportunity The breakdown gives little more about the oanventkm tiian BO w u Wailam R. Hunnlford ot Hercules Dr. It will fst 4% sold by drummers traveling country In search of valuable members of the regfular delega­ Mace on a Humphrey ticket de­ Dte’s Night He also was a Democratic to face Republican Richard M. spite declaratlona he wouldn’t 4> s a /hBt hu ptnom who attend In penon. ®" **“ Prtvotely acrea south ot Hercules Dr. and through New England more than pieces. Mrs. wnBam Onster tion and a slate headed by Ne­ town chairman for the Town of Nixon head-tohead this Novem­ the a candidate this year. owned Garden Grove Dr. at the of the proposed Mo|M. a hundred years ago. When he The Duffs’ intereat In an- South Windsor for 10 years. He Mrs. Martha SMtenfeldt Cus- gro State Rep. Julian Bond, ber. G>mfortable’ Yotes, the titouUng and chesra Hun^iixrey is understood to gazd for the age, education or Hunnlford, who made It d e a r ------began a collection of medicine tlquee la reflected in their home also neju held several towntowTofnces omces " ^ /---- VT 7 ' " — sDlittlnv the state’s votes evoilv The Associated Pressrxeas poupoll Ofof of the audience Indfoatod thait and bitters bottles. Duff soon widch Is funtished with an- Including JusUce of the peace. CuBttsr, died yester- stole s votes e v ^ y committed and pledged dele- have ttieffioned Kennedy re­ Income of those hewers. he has no objection to the aU *Tt_ TY cently and concluded again, that few were aware of the vuto to­ •I<^ proposal, said he under- 1 W O U o m e S , L ftT S , reallzed that these Items were tiques and reiiroductlons. Thdr day after a long Ulness. between the two groups by giv­ Doctors Say The early ratings on the grand Juror and Democratic gates, bolstered by three south­ Kennedy means what he has tals being fiaaiied on the TV stan^ that the federal govern- n ^ "D 1 . 11. j much sought after by other col- recreation room is paneled with Mrs. Custer was bom Sept. ing each delegate a fractional ern governors who abandoned registrar of voters. He also said about not runnlg for na­ WAfvmm.'ivMM A Democratte National Convention screens. ment placed a 99-year Uen^ B uSlnC SS R oD O ea lectxna. wood from an old tobaicco shed 27, 1888 in Germany, and lived vote. their favorite son positions ^A SH IN O TO N (AP) — Army look very much like thoee that worked for the state Labor and tional office. Actress Shlrtsy MscLains had the etreet when it acquired the v His collection of Mstorical wMch Duff tore down himself. ’Treasiny De^nitments. In ’Talcottvllle for many years But about 20 of the 64 regulars Tuesday, shows Humphrey less doctois, keepbig their cautious- came In for the Republican refused to sit akmgslde Bond’s ’"The Vice President,'’ says beaten the amphttheater oonfu- Nike Oontrd site land neorbv two homes, two flaSks blown from Connecticut *• assistant general man- He was a member of" South before moving to Manchester 26 than 160 votes shy of first ballot ly opttmistlc tone, reported to- Convention. Ratings are up, That lien, Hunnlford sold pre^ loched c a n ahd a Main St. busl- years ago. slate. They pushed their way off one obeerver, "is not the kind to skin by brtoglng a ttay TV sat ond early New England glass ®*®*' Garter Chevrolet. His Congregational Churdi, Hart­ nomination. McOarthy has push him.” day that former President •**«*‘*'y- "*<> ABC-TV entertoln- with hsr. She told N BCs Edwin Bumably passed « i to the’ Af^te ” **■ ’*^®*‘® >®«l»rted to poUos ford. He was the oMeat living SurvlTora, besides her hus­ the convention floor, with one around 600 votes, whHe Sen. became a Duff famUy project. ~n®cUwH* ^ dlspUy at The Although the Humphrey list of Dwlsht D *"•"* — “Garrison’s Gorillas" Newman: "I keep abreast of whldi now controls the site d y«***«*»y* ' band, include two sons, Alfred saying "we’re going home." George MoGovem of South Da­ Dwight D. Elsenhower had ,nd "It Takes a T h ief’ — 1s do- His two oldest sons refleoted S past master of Evergreen possible vice presidential what’s happening on my UtUe bonds, atooks and Lodge of Masons, South Wind- J . Custer of Manchester and A short time later. Gov. Les­ kota is far back with Just over further decrease** liur fine. ArbitnMi ratiim ter the termer military installatloii Cheot". ’— ^ Ms enthusiasm and accompany ®®’ *** Main S t TV set over there." He wondered what effect, If '■**®'R W® In osah were taken sor. He was a S2nd degre«"Ma- Caarence W. Custer of Andover; ter Maddox said he had called 60. !?***^^ *** ^ ***** heart irrttabillty since Tties- New York City on Tuesday Mm to antique shows and flea to be concentrating miy, the Uen would have from the luSooked sate at ths TOURISM INCREASE SEEN j , •on and a member of Sphinx daughters, Mrs. Clifford upon State Democratic Chair­ on four d ^ ,^gJ,t gave ABC a 10.8 rating, Each TV networic had been on With convention battles over names. permitted 20 floor badges to town {tians.------Mlaglc Mirror beauty aahm dur- markets. Duff and Ms SOM, dig- JOHANNESBURG, South Af- T>mple, Hartford. He was a Ju v ls and Mrs. Ruth C. Bon- man Jam es Gray, his staff and credentials and rules committee ™ y foUowed by NBC’s 9.8 and CBS’ These are Sen. FYed R. Harris Tton. Elsenhower has ^>ent e.6. lUaml Beach but were cut to He also said the road la nar- * * * bualneas boura yaoterday “ Finance Mtaloter chartei member of the Sphinx ***y> <>1 Mandiester; a the Georgif regulars "to vacate reports already won by the of Oklahoma, co-chairman of another comfortable night. seven in CMoego. After ntany row and uitilghted and couldil,j while the bade door was unlock- ^ ^ Nlcolaas Dlederldis aald tour- Moslem airlne Club of North­ sMer, Mrs. William Kanehl of their places In the assembly." Humi^irey forces, the vice pres­ Nellsen ratings for the same his preconventicHi campaign; There has been some further de- oompUtofa, each netwuric mah- pose problems If it la put (0 ed, {tellce aald. eastern Cmuiecticut, and a Manchester; a broths, Carl Maddox, who with Gray had ident’s floor managers now turn period showed ABC with a 15.9, Sen. Edmond S. MusUe of heavy use. The four checks totaled $146, Duff is demonstmtmg ttie use of his antique blow sxchango eanier than member of Climax Chapter, Stoltenfeldt of Columbia; four selected the regular delegates, their attention to the party’s crease In cardiac IrritabUtty well ahead of NBC’s 8.4 and the *** ***^''^* rep oitsn on Savings Bank of Manchester. (Herald irfioto by Maine; Mayor Joseph Ahoto of slnce yesterday’s buUstlns. ihs floor. tave helped to establish toe au- any other South African Indus- OE8 . grandchildren, and nine great­ resigned from the Georgia dele­ platform where tiie Vietnam CBS 7.2. HisaMW remarksAVllgarM prompieaprompted D l - and-----aww there aaa^v were vg two UU* rings of un- pipe from .his display of antique bottles at the Duceivicius) gation a day earlier. But he said San FVancisco, and Sargent "Gen. Elisenhower’s spirits re­ Urtnttdty of s ^ e of the tlMks try. He said "It was quite pool- He was the appointed mee- grandchildren. plank is the main dispute. A NBC end CBS, however, can Thla rssUKed from a outback rector Fronds Mahoney to say value also missing from Shrlver, a Ketmedy brother-in- main good and he has bssn en­ Duff has purdiased. Vacation w,.. that tola country couldbe- ■toWer of the MasoMc Grand Funeral services will be held he still is a candidate for the strong challenge has been take great comfort from the to ths mnnbsr of teohniotona. that tile town would undoubted- *“^® which was dosed but Democratic presidential nomi­ law who was the first director of joying light batieground music low Pool was called up by oth­ trlpe to Gape Cod afforded toe come the playground tor Amer- Lotlgv ot OonnecUcut in 1908 tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Holmes mounted to the proposed planic, big drop to viewers that takes NBC, tor Instanos, ssstpisd ly be called u{x»i eventually to unlocked, police said. nation. the Peace Corps and Is now U.6 . at Intervals through the last 24 Cyclist Hurt er kids and he called poUce and Duff famUy an opportunity to lea and Europe In a few yaara. vrhen the oomeratone of Bulke- Fttneral Home, 400 Main S t which parallels the Humphrey |Hace at 9:80 p.m., when ABC badges to Nswmsn, John Cha»- make lm{»ovements in the The Franda Boland bome at Georgia cast separate votes Ambassador to FVance. hours. Few Teachers Needed gave toe boy aid. PoUce took ley Bridge In Hartford was Burial will be at the conveni­ position supporting the Johnson switches to convention cover­ oeOor, Bandsr Vsnocur and road at town expense, and be 89 Stephen St. was found open (m later roll calls—one by the Most ot the qieoulatlmi cen­ At New School the boy to Manchesteir Memorial laid. ence of the family. administration. "Mrs. Eisenhower continues age. Arbitron had A K drop­ FVsnk MoOss. Two mors < ^ n to criticism for doing so. at 8 p.m. yesterday by a neigh­ Bond rtate and the other 1^ the ters on MusUe and Shrlver, to visit the general for short Edward Hsmdtey, 10, of 17 Hospital where he was treated flurvlvora Include his wife. There will be no oalHi^ hours. Humphrey and his wife, Mur­ ping from a 10.8 to a 7.2. Neil- badgss want to tbs men who Other directors who spoke bor wbo then cetiled police. The remaining regulars. both Roman ObthoUcs. periods frequently." Spring St. Is toe first casualty for a bad cut on his lip and Ms Mm. Duldne Hyson Jones; a iel, spent A family evening sen showed an even more dra­ opsrats a mtol-camsra. The agreed that the {irohlem might Boland hunlly la on vacation un­ To Complete Staff Advisors Insist, however, that Tuesday the doctors had at toe new Richard Martin loosened teeth were examined. son, HaztSd F. Jonea of Blast Harold O. Graham The Alabama challenge was 'Tuesday with their son, Robert, matic decline for ABC, from 'sevsnth was tor a “floater" (telse, but Director John Gar^ til tomorrow and thdr house the vice president has not closed voiced "cautious optimism” Only a few more classroom teaching positions remain Elementary Schfxti, police BITUMINOUS ____ TOLLAND — Hardd G. Ora- pressed by a group led by helping celebrate his second 18.9 to 7.0. technician who want whsrsvsr side felt certain that the town’s had been locked up k&s. Handley said she is keeji- Hsrtfotd; a sister, Mrs. Lena out the possibility of having ei­ about the general’s tiiancea of to be filled as the opening day of school on S ^ . 5 ap- said. L. Id le r of Wappfiv; and two M, of Mansfield, formerly Huntsville dentist John Oashln wedding anniversary. But even During the first half-hour of he was nsedsd. odmlnlBtratlon had taken that Police found entry had beeii ing Mm Inside the house today. ther of his two chief opponents surviving his current attack but p ro^ h es, aoc<>rding to George F . Bradlau, assistant su­ Handley was riding his bike grandchildren. o* Tolland, died yesterday at Jr., . who contended , , the . state’s whHe he socialized the vice Into consideration in Its plana. made------through a rear garage DRIVEWAYS » —McCarthy or McGovern—on they stressed at that time that perintendent in charge of personnel. south on Dartmouth Rd. yes­ Parking Areas a Oas Stattioiis e Basketball Oourta Pnneral services will be held Community Memorial ® wrmer president kept a wary eye on Ws ticket. his condition was sttU critical Another {xisaiUe access was window, and then the rear Bradlau received approval Hanover Fair Biggest Hospital, after a tixnt illness. Alabama Gov. George Wafiace’s terday afternoon when he tum- HANOVER, West Germany — Now BooUng F o r SfSMonal Work tonwrow ot 1 p.m. at Rose HUl and that a recent favorable mentioned. The sM slope fronts 5*®®‘‘ R>® gMrage_ _ to the Monday night from the Board He was the husband of Mrs. third party presidential bid. house was forced. Drawers WiUaboro, N.Y., ed Into toe firut drive a t toe Hanover, site of the world’s Mg- Floieral Home, 680 Etei S t, trend they had noted in his con­ No Matter Who Wins on Hercules Dr., a former mili­ of Education to fill these va- and will re- All Work Personally Supervised—We Are 1M% lasnred Martha Mbsbach Graham. Gov. Richard J . Hughes of throug^iout the house had been ceive $6,160. new school and hit a chain gest Industrial fair, has 27 ex- Rocky HU. The Rev. Fred M. New Jersey, Credentials Com­ dition "Is capable of reversing tary road which runs from cancles before school starts blocking toe entrace. The chain Dtie will officiate. Burial will Born Jan. 29, 1900, he was Mini-Skirts, Long Hair Hide Garden Grove Dr. to Nike ransacked but police said they Miss Helen T. Roe for Grade MblUon halls on Its 150-acre mittee chairman, said Alabam­ at any time." without board aj^roval until Ita ran up the handlebars of toe the son of Alfred S. and Anna VfiAYJAe, wium ccramecu wun U16 must wait ws»av untilusawa thew v oviaiiusBolands re- ______2 at Buckley. She received her ground plus toe largest private DeMAK) BROTHERS be to Rose HIU Memorial Park. a’s regtdars had been required A possttHe further sign of the Circle, which connects wltii the S e p t 9 meeting. The board al J . Sayers Graham. He Uved White House Gets Pet bike and struck Edward in toe raUroad station In Eurojie with 106 PARK STREET There will be no oalllna to sign a pledge not to support lessening of crisis, at least tem­ Lakewood Circle complex of *® ti*termlae If anything so accepted one resignation and *" **®*' mouth. hours: in Tolland for 86 years, and he Intelligent Political Activists By ELIZABETH SHELTON streets. Hercules Dr. is n o w ** missing, yards for 1,200 freight end pas­ SINOE IBM the nominee of another party. porarily, came with the Infor­ sUly goose" was a gift to re­ api>roved seven new teacher ap- Montana College, A life guard at toe Globe Hol­ •4S-7M1 __was employed as an underwrit The Washington Post place ths frog. blocked off a t Nike Circle; but Entry was made Into the taught one year In Waterford, senger cars. The family suggeatp that "Nobody would be happier if By MAXINE CHESHIRE Then the two men started mation that Els enhower’s son. polntmenits. those wiafaily to "do*eo nitiie Aetna Casualty and Surety The Washington Ifost The Maddoxes also have a the barricade could be remov- Maxwell Morrison home at 681 lives in Groton, and will receive this certified dtiegatlcm were talking, and Splvak was so Im- Col. John Eisenhower, his wife. WASHINOTON — Zachary Mrs. Dorothy Ctetchell, teach­ memocial oontribuUcM to the ’ Hertford, until his reUre- tiiampton German shepherd ed — If only during the short Vernon St. sometime between 86,860. unseated, than a man named CHICAGO —' Writer Gloria prewed with Beatty’s intelligent their four children Taylor’s old battle charger, er of Grade 1 al Waddell chaiity of their cbotoe. ment in 1966. At the time of dog, Georgia; a game cock and ski season — according to Sunday and last night by forc- George Wallace,” he said. Stelnem, the mini-skirted pin- giosp of politics and issues that tmve now returned to their WWtey, grazed on the White School, has resigned to become Mias Patricia A. Roe for _____ his death, he was zoning agent The convention then turned hen and a talking mynah Mrd Aettng General Manager Jitim the rear door and breaking up girl of the intelligent- be half-Uddlngly offered to put borne In PhoenlxvlUe, Pa. House lawn. BV Shea Jr. 6a chain lock. NotitinarNothing anMiAnidappeared a curriculum materials teacher Grade 1 at Buckley, ffiie receiv­ ■hner J, BUnebette Mansfield where „„„„down the Alabama challenge - -h- on AU of them had at one time named Joe. ala, was being c<»gratulated In Ml** MacLaln and Beatty on So did Tad Lincoln’s goats mtesing after a quick look with toe Hartford school aye ed her BA from the University TOLLAND — Elmer J . *** lived for the past three ^ ^ to 881 ^ roll caH vote. been at the hospital. It was not Shea said last night that the the Sheraton-Blackstime Tues- ‘Meet the Press" as a double and the Tafts’ oow, Paulina through the house. tern. Several board members Montana In 1968 and her Blanchette, 48, of Baxter 8t„ A lopaided voice vote disposed day because Sen. George Mc- reported when the family left. town received a jiettUon in 1967 voiced regret at losing her, from Elaatem Montana CqHege Ttiland, died suddenly yes- Survivors besides his wife In- feature some Sunday soon. Wayne. Miss Linda Masearo of 60 of the North Carolina chaUenge. ctovem’s staff picked up one of to take away the barrier, but but Bradlau noted he may be in 1968. She has taught in Boise, terday at his home. He was the ‘^’**** » daughter, Mrs. Donald Splvak walked away from the Grace CooUdge had hand­ Erie St. reported about $100 It had been brought by a group her quotea to use for a button Harris Poll opinion of residents was divid­ able to flU her vacancy wUh Idaho and Butte, Mont., and husband of Mrs. Gertrude ot Mansfield, and two Interview chuckling to hla as­ some colUes, Rob Roy and Pru­ ed and the barrier was left worth of stereo tape cartridges headed by Reginald Hawkins, that may become the collector’s dence Prim. an exjierienced teadier. will receive $7,400. Tkombley Kanchetts. grandstms. sistant, Batty Cols, that masting Pi4>lic,, Reicorda standing. and a cue were sUtien from unsuccessful candidate for gov- item of this convention PracticaUy every set of occu- H as N ixon The other regular classroom \ Bom July 80, 1928 In Caribou, Funeral aervlcea wlH be held emor this year. Hawkins’ group n reads. "McGovern: He’s Beatty was going to save him Miss Dolores M. Siena for Warrantee Deeds poAts of the Executive Mansion P*f.®** **y*~® ^ 1 **;^ parked o u t^ the Stanley postUans still open sure tor toe Grade 1 at South. She received Afanchester ' Maine, he was the son of Sylvlo ot the sou^t to add 10 H votes to the 8 the Real McCarthy a lot of money on haircuts. to pratent Hercules Dr. fYorn Emma P. Blantiiette ot Lndd FUneral Home, 19 EUing. -• ■ ■— »»------>------Clifford W. SUcer Construc­ has had family pets, from Je f­ ~ .1— Green Restaurant off Broad BL third grade at Robertson Schofti her BA from the University of - — - a votes held by Negroes In "Shhhh!" said lUDss Stelnem. Splvak, who files to New York Beating HHH becoming a high speed route and the fourth grade at Nathan Caribou. Coming to this area Ave., Rockville. The Rsv. uorth C h n «ra’8 59-wte delsga- tion Co. to H. Lawrence Hess ferson’s mocking bird, to Dol- Donald Preacher of East Hert­ Oonneoticut in 1668, lives In " T ^ e ^ttOM aren’t supposed P~P- Madlsop’s macaw, to FD R’s from Keeney St. to S. Main St. Hale. Other vacancies Include In I96i, be Uved to Stafford Ctmald G. Miller, paster of the tlon. (Continued from Pago One) ford also reported about $100 Wethersfield, and will receive to be released until after the **** ®*’®* ® week, says that ^ Wtothiuo Rd oonvsv- scotty Fala Shea and Director David sp e a k- two Junior high guidance coun- SAVINGS ^Mtogs for nine months before United Congregatloiukl Church of Also ratified on voice votes worth of tapes and two $6,160. first baUot. UnUl then, we’re "®^ *** thinks he’s going to let ^ , y V . Odegard both commented, how­ s ^ r s , a ejiecial education moving to ToUand. He was a “IWland, win officiate. Burial were the credentials commit- Caroline and Jtim Kennedy Czechoslovakia, and a reduction ers were stolen from his con­ ever, that Lakewood Circle teacher and two men for part- Darrell Bale tor science at veteran of Worid War n and be In South Cemetery, Tol- tee’s rejection of challenges In- J®*« R" ^ o y e r and Mary of McCarthy’s edge over Hum­ vertible parked outside Caveys had ducks and hamsters; a time vocational teaching. Brad­ ming Junior High School. He served in ttie U.S. Army. He Miss Stelnem went to work The most indlvidualisttc style- c a rr Dtttmeyer to WaKer F . phrey. C#iould be Improved If the road Restaurant last night volving Louisiana, Tennessee, pony. Macaroni, and a space lau said he Is confident the received Ms BS from South Da­ A L O A was employed as a fabricator for McGovern two weeks ago. setter has been Shirley Mac- Scadden and Nancy F. Scad- pup, Puahlnka. A Harris Survey conducted were put to heavy use. Odegard Both------cars reportedly ------, were Ip l Friends may call at tiie fu­ Wisconsin, Michigan and Indi­ said he would be opposed to lift­ three regidar teaching positions kota State University In 1966, for Unatex Corp., Stafford Tuesday, she w m sneaking up Lain, who has been wearing oon, property at a Courtland July 24-29 showed Nixon btiilnd locked and entry gained by a neral home today from 7 to 9 ana delegations. bcu;lcstairs loaded with two enor­ The Lyndon B. Johnsons had ing toe barrier unless safety wiU soon be filled. lives In Rockville, and will re­ Association %)ringB. He was a member of p.m. versions of the same mlnl-dress conveyance tax $18.70. Humphrey 41 per cent to 86 and coat hanger or other device. mous brown paper bags. They little beagel Johnson; a colUe measures are taken. ceive $6,160. Utrazza - ToooU - Embott Poet, ever since she got here. The Prisctlla A. Kttiblos (former­ behind McCarthy 48 to 86. The seven new teachers are: iiiiii were filled with hamburgers to named Blanco, whose Initials Mrs. Dlann W. Oraeber for AL, No. 26 of Stafford Springs FredMick A. Lawten garment looks Uke the top to ly Priscilla A. Peabody) to were L B J, too; beagles, Him In the latest survey, 1,686 vot- Three other {xtints concerning HELPFUL HOUSE Mrs. Barbara G. Silver for I Whale Tenderloin? feed herself and Frank Mankie- Grade 6 at Waddell. Kie re­ and St. Matthew's Church of NORTH COVENTRY — Fred­ a two-piece maternity dress Donald N. DelnicU and Dsnlse and Her, and a twhddlng little ‘" ‘«*^ewed In a single roads------cameHYDEN, up Ky. (AP) — John Grades 1 and 2 at Lincoln. She |] wlcz and other hungry McGov­ ceived her BA from Rljxm (Col­ Tolland. erick Archer Lawten, 75, ot WH- LONDON — When Great and la cut voluminously enough I. DeMckl, propertjr on William whltewhite pooch,Dooch YiikiYukl. Saturday, Harris said. Shea explained that toe town Waage asked an elderly man received her BS from the Uni­ ern staffers who found room lege In Wisconsin In 1668, lives Survivors besides his wife and Umanttc. brother of Mra. John marketed whale meat sendee Impossibly t iw to conceal quadruplets. St., conveyance tax 123.66. But after him and her, who? He said the sharp increase In will get formal {lermlaslon from how to reach toe home of a versity of Missouri In 1664, In West Hartford, and will re­ parents include a son, Floyd lyurnsn of North Coventry, died — World War — ^ There was no chance of her Mary C. Roach to Ferdinand AU the major candidates who strength of a Just-nominated Garden Grove, Inc. to use Gard- friend he wanted to visit, taught in Oallfornia and Geor­ n . the price was about 40 cents , Melnemwas ceive 86,1B0. Blanchette of Tolland; a broth- yesterday at his home, getting lost In tbs crowd of dele- Klelnert and Chira R. Kleinert, hope to occupy 1600 Pennsyl- candidate is not uncommon and en Grove Dr. and that It should "W ell," the old man said; gia, lives In Boise, Idaho, and a pound. The average whale said Nixon also showed a six- formally accept Hercules Dr, as "you go up a block and turn Mrs. Sara D. Lylls for Grade er, Percy Blanchette of Dan- Survivora also include two here Tuesday night as ijroperty on Courtland St., no vanla Avenue In January have will receive $7,200. yields as much meat m 133 head point lead immediately after a town road. That, Shea said, right and you’ll meet toe place vers, Maas.; two sisters, Mrs. other sistera television cameras panned the conveyance tax. family pets. 6 . at . Highland ^ Park. She . recelv*' .X xnrs.Mrs. inamecHarriet T. i . Chace wiuwill beut ^ cattle. Thirty-seven uer cent ,*’**^‘* ® chain that ended nomination In 1960 over the late has never been done desjtite where he lives coming to you on Michael Hackett and Mrs. An­ convention floor. She had Henry AgoatintiU to Ricbard The Vice President and Mrs. ed hOT BA ^ m toe Uitiverslty ^ part-time nurse with the pre- Fimeral services will be held of each whale’s edihte *" “ ‘''®*^ John F. Kennedy. that fact that toe town agreed toe left.” thony Hackett, both of Caribou, FridayrMav at a# 92 p.m., at (he Robert__ _ “ wnaies edible meat la iii,„ „ ______dressed earUer in the day In a D. Ziff and Marilyn M. Ziff, Hubot M. Humphrey have of Maryland In 1968, lives In gchooi physically handicapped Maine. like choice tenderioln. like a tooth from a man-eating Third party candidate George W. Johnson Funeral Home, lioness. sUver lams version of her dress, property at 66-67 Seaman Cir­ Lady, a ______class a t Keeney St. School and Local funeral arrangements ^ -^ agle, half-fox c . Wallace, Harris said, had 16 South Windham. Burin] will be Teeny-boK>er Idol Warren with silver robin hood tights, cle, conveyance tax $24.76. will receive $2,600. arc In charge ot Introvlgne- FAST CHANGES wl!^lriv m to 17 per cent support In aU in the Maplewood Cemetery, Beaty arrived In Chicago wear­ sliver shoes and a sUver hand­ Anseidl Heights, Inc. to Ed­ Plante FUneral Home, E . Main NEW DELHI (AP)—Speaker ^ y e r ly Minn., where their son three Nlxon-Democrat tests Sat- Mrs. Irene Moore will be a Norwich. ing a hairstyle that was a lot bag. ward J. Sawlna and Rebecca C. Doug raises lambs, they also St., Stafford Springs. F^meral Sanjiva Reddy of the lower urday, Uttle change from the secretary in the instructional Friends may call at the fu­ longer than the shorn locks of WhUe others may have com­ Sawina, property on Dartmouth have a pony. Indy, and a black fonnVr materials department full-time sendees and burial wlU be Fri­ house of Parliament has a hard plained because tickets to the Alabama governor’s day in Caribou, Maine. neral home (omotTow from 7 to time keeping up with those his sister, Shirley MacLalne. Rd., conveyance tax $87.96. and white horse. Duchess. showing In the July survey. at $4,212. 9 p.m. Beatty’s long curls made a convention haU were almost non­ The U A R Houfing Corpora- They are "very fond of pets,” ______members who are In Jail and existent, the Moroccan Ambas­ Mrs. May K. Donahue will be those who cue released. big impression on "Meet the tlon to Marion H. Walch, prop- according to Muriel Humphrey, a u r n assigned to the data proceislng Alfred F . Detnar sador was the only one who had Alfred F . Demar, 77, of South Mrs. Palmer Rules require police to inform Press” moderator Lawrence erty at 74 Bette Dr., $66. and sUH miss their little French A h o ilt I rfelATIT FALL OPENING department full-time at $4,316. to protest that they were too ex­ Rene S. Rivard and Eunice poodle, Ginger, who died a few »-a.vvsaa.i. x .V 2 TVAr (XIVENTRY — Mrs. Hannah him when a member of Parlia­ Splvak. Spivak found hlmseU Glastonbury, father of Mrs. pensive. months ago. Richard Kenney of Manchester, Palmer, 83, o< Oak Grove, wid­ ment is arrested and'require the *1**^ Beatty in an an­ F. Rivard to Donald E . Lesaard St. John’s Polish Natfoma died yesterday at the Veterans ow of Raymond J . Palmer, died speaker to notify the house, teroom, waiting to talk with Mc­ The dipkxuat refused to pay and Elaine A. Lesaard, proper­ The Nixon famUy is poodle- Catholic CSmrch will celebrate Hoq>ltal in Newington. He was last night at Manchester Me- One day recently Reddy ttid Govern. On first Impression, what he considered a scalper's ty at 66 Avondale Dr., $28.10. partial, too. In their New York Its second Mass Sunday at 10 OF Two from Guard the husband of Mrs. Anna Moore mortal Hospital. the house some members had Spivak concluded that anyone price of 100 dollars to the (tnltclaloi Deed apartment they have a 6-year- a.m., one-half hour ecu"Uer than Demar. Mrs. Palmer was born Nov. 3, been arrested for demonstrating whose sldelmrns were long United States State Depeurtment Charles E . Snow to Eugene old female miniature French scheduled, as the Rev. Whiter Get Promotions and would not have been present J- Snow, properties on Summit poodle, Vicky. They also have A. Hyzko will conduct a q>eclal Survivors______also______include two ^ Lancashire, England, at the Britirh High Commission. enough to be combed into an Two officers of Manchester’s sons, a brother, two sisterz, and Uved In Coventry for But then he learned they had upsweep to hide both ears must Tuesday night if he didn’t have St., no conveyance tax. a one-year-old Yorkshire ter­ service and celebrate Mass at Marriage license four grandchildren. **■“ P®** ‘ 21 ~ years. been bailed out and were al­ be trying to conceal his intelli­ friends in high {daces. rier, Pasha. Their famous cock­ 11 a.m. at Our Savior PoUsh Hdqts. Ck>., 1st Battalion, 169th Kevin Jam es Fallon and Funeral services will be held Survivors include two sons, ready back In their seats. gence. Any man who has had most er spaniel, Checkers, died sev­ National CattioUn Church, Hart­ Infantry of the Connecticut Jeanne Baker Keeney, Sept. 16, eral years ago. tomorrow at 11 a.m., at the Sul- J- B. Palmer and Roy of ths VIPs In Washington clam­ ford. Army National Guard, have Second Congregatltmal Church. The Eugene MoCarthys are ___ Uvan Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc ®" Falmer, both of (foventry; a oring to sU at his dinner table been promoted. Ave., Glastonbury. Burial wlU shire for her husband, the Pagonl’s Crystal Lake BsU- WERNER’S Britain, the newly assigned^c^- Magic carpet to thrift $16,000. Friends may call at the fu- oM era, Mrs. EUen Mills of Bol- {xditlcal show. Minnesota senator, Abigail Mc­ room. Members and friends uiu> eratlons and training officer, To Green Manor Estates, for neral home todayfrom 7 to 9 and Mrs. MiUlcent Parit- The Ambassador had ticket Carthy told the press "the whole have not purchased thtir tickets a dwelling at 278 Kennedy Rd., family, even our dog. Is In this has been {iromoted to major. p.m. Uison of England; five grand- Kremlin '^Worried' troubles because he did not may contact other members, as LITTLE MUSIC SHOPPE $16,000. campaign." Thomas P. Thomas Jr. ot Bris­ ------children, and a great-grandchild. come on the plane with the there wlU not be any tickets Edmund B . Schubert Funeral services wUl be held To Green Manor Estates, for The McGoverns have a me­ tol, liaison ( ^ c e r and staff Cl Savings & Loan account rest of Washington’s dlpIomaUc a dweUlng at 10 Woodstock Dr. sold at the gate. Today Is the training assistant, has been Edmund R. Schubert, 58, of Friday at 2 p.m. at Holmes corps. But the Office of Protocol nagerie. Besides two coIUe dogs. Over Czech Events $21,000. deadline for ticket sale. promoted to first lieutenant. 166 Oak St. died this morning Fimeral Home, 400 Main St., InsUted that in order to qual- Melody, 11, and Mara, 1, they 875 M AIN STREET To Green Manor Elstates, for have four cats and a canary. ABOVE QUINN'S STORE Manchester. The Rev. WllUam (Contlinied from Page One) ------Ify for tickets which they hod The Ladles Aid of the Luther­ MaJ. Tarlcanl was commis- a dweUlng at 27 Sage Dr,, $22,- The felines are Samantha All the wonderful things you want in the years ahead can B. Beldon Jr.,. .rpastor...... of First— . "counter-revohiUonlsts." This had great difficulty in acquiring, an Women Missionary League soned In 1962 at Ft. Benning, 000. (Sam), a 7-year-old Siamese; Congregational Caiurch. wlU of- .^® oontrioa lead- ^aa playing with fire. It —said, that------he pay ths same ‘amount of Zion Lutheran Church wUl Ga. He was then assigned as be yours if you jump on the magic carpet of a Manchester Pouflo, a 6-week-old black kit­ Personal Notices fidate. Burial wlU be In HUl- K®*** on. Pravda said phe message seemed clear: So- others had paid for the entire meet tonight at 7:80, at the small arms instructor at Ft. ten; Smoky, a 2-year-old gray Savings & Loan account today. College education for the side c;emetery. East Hartford. .®* vlet troops wUl be in (Jzechoslo- trip, includhig hotels and trana- Lobster Imports Dlx, N .J., a post he held until Card Of Thanks There wUl be no calling hours. * * , tincompromising valtla indefinitely, and Moscow portatlon. Peralan, and George, a gray and Ms release In 1654. In flood duty youngsters? A new boat, a sumfner camp, a winter cruise, We wMi to tliank our msoy Is in no mood to tolerate In------PORTLAND, MaIim, _ rts The NABA Guard Club wlU earned the National Defense reavement. and cspeolaliy the ed, hostile forces were connlv- ^ titiem ent^m plalnlng tto t National on- ficer with the West Hartford Alster, EUelien KroU. who passed dent In ToUand, were held yes- Only a week ago, the Soviet imperialist chorus by contend- ***^ '**®“*** Georgia Gov. and Mrs. Lester Awsy Au«. X . 1967. qor a kitchen social open to Guard unit where he had Initial­ posit, payable and compounded quarterly. Jump on your terday afternoon at the White- press called Dubcek a "rightist Ing that the mlUtary forces sent between Ketiung and Maddox have a mixed menag- THEY MOVE SLOWLY the pubUc tomorrow at 7:46 at ly served as motor transjxirt You sre not (orvottm sister dear, Gibson Funeral Home, 66 Elm ooportuntst” and accused him to CzechOslOVBkla were "some *“ ®h**tm8T onA would relieve There Is a white duck INCLUDING ALL INSTRUCTION METHOD BOOKS FOR magic carpet, drop in to either of our offices tomorrow and Nor will you ever be. CHANDIGARH, IndU (AP) — «rie. the Post Home. Members are officer. He Is now In full-time As tooe os life and memory last, The Rev. Paul J . Bowman, of treachery to communism. If sort of occupation." congeuUon at those ports. A member of the Punjab State named Mack that the secret VOICE, ORGAN. PIANO AND ALL OTHER INSTRUMENTS service with the Guard. open a savings account. I will remember thee. reminded to bring Items for ^ t o r of Union CJotigregotional "rightist opportunists" re- Tass said a provocative state- _ ™ AssemWy pointed out that ap- ■wwlce calls “ Post No. 4’ ’be- lit- Thomas Joined the Nation­ I mlsf you now. my beart Is sore. ^Church, u rch , offlriated.officiated. Burial was mained so daiu'siYnisdangerous inIn »Viathe So- —aatment i...by v Yugoslavia___ ,. on the "so- BATS VB. OATS proval was given 64 years “«®ago *****®osuse **®he “ lives '*®*' *"In *a fountain tiiat ^. • *f*«nmei»to wlU As time sues by I miu you more. al Guard In i960 an din 1966 Your lovias smile, you sentle this m a ^ g In Grove HlU O m - vlet view on Sunday, it U unUke- called Czechoslovak question" t “ *®*’ construction of one rural one of ttielr patrol stations i __ ^ ALSO SECULAR AND SACRED SONGS tt£Ai, \ received his commission mUltary honors were ly they were any less menacing In the United Nations was fuUy ” *** “ *** nothing has been on the executive mansloll\3 b EGO through the Connecticut Army ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ No one dftfi fill you^ •vBdaDt yituct. accorded at graveside. on Monday,------•• vras luuy A fo ^ s e m lw held here was done except to survey the route. in AUanta. POPULAR SHEET MUSIC if^ND POPULAR BOOKS . when the confer-- compatible with "the posltkm]i ‘JJTf "i7 T i.T ’UT ®*® ®“ ®P* *® «W‘Lida in AUanta. ^ National Gu^rd. Officer Candi­ 'V Sadly mlased, Mr. Brough, an Army vet­ ence ended. ot the countries of N A T O .^ Minister Narin- Mack replaced one of the Sister, BMe KroU eran of Worid War n , saw ac­ date School. His first assign­ The------same .Pravda editorial added that “In the same spirit u u a ^ india'A'^itM Z f m **®*’ ***** construction of jumping frogs, Leapln 'Lester, ment" tor MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION tion In the Philippine Islands MUSIC AVAILABLE FOR TINY LITTLE FINGERS ment was as a weapons platoon In Bfemoiiam „ carried a warning to all Cze- the group of Mao Tae-tung hi . aSh^ ***® *‘®“** Planned aometime that the governor entered an- ro,ted In a mater leader with Southington’s Oo. B lb lovlii* memory of Iterauertte and throughout the Pacific choelovaks. It complained that Peking now U cloaing ranks on ^ during ths next five yeais—If nually In the Calaveras (OalU.) before th e*U n it^ 'v ff"* ' TO THE ADVANCED VIRTUOSO 1007 M AIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 K. ^ ir y wbo passed Into the be- Oisater. of the 169th Infantry. He as­ M. lan. abe wss a _____ Soriet a,ldlers were doing their tinTfuestlon ^ '""® '^^‘***'“»*®‘ '*«*-* **-P‘«'** “y ^.Sra^S" Nm^S ^ sumed his post In Manchester good wife OAd inotber. ^ duty In Czechoslovakia In com- and Yugoslavia ’’ na^ioi»aa» ^ m ------Mark Twain’s short story. The AWe-hodied hAMa. ***' COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 Pfc. Winiam N. Ursin OPEN FROM I P.M. to 5 P.M. DAILY last year. He is presently en­ We mlw her veiy much BOLTON —The largely at- plex and difficult conditions Thte^ounded like a wanting *•“ *«•*««»*»*<* t® “ ve In the fountain to heln h S lY rt rolled In the Infantry Officers Henry I,. Berry tended military funeral of Pfc. wltils being objected to slander to Y u g ^ T - r ! ? R ^ m ^ ST to ^ r ^ S p J ^ L c S l w ^ S lS 'llr *®“P®** “"® **»y- a ^ S i r S ^ ™ m Basic Qualification Oiurse at Ft. Benning, Ga., and the U.S. Army Special Warfare School...... a.....

• 't \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE U ______^ :------...... ------VALUABlf COUPON Deaths in V A L U A ILE c o u p o n ' YAUIAMLC COUPON The Nation B«l>ert Z. liMMiArd ' OFF X. 20° OFF 20° OFF BEVERLY HILLS. CalU. 25 ' OFF ^------w A iU m coupon «.d purchase oi » Oot-op With tUs (A P ) — Robert Z. Leonard, 78, WITH COUPON AT RIGHT and M d piir ihaaij of « pfcgik yaor fcwiMlto toCaqrpkg. who started in Hollywood as an GRAND actor in 1807 and later produced PURCHASE OF 2 CUT-UP and directed hundreds of mov­ ies, died Tuesday of a circulato­ FROZEN VEGHABLES >!S POUND CAKE ry failure. Mima he directed In­ f r y e r s UNION Mnn Auc *6th Uini 8»t., Aug. 81st 4 O ow m goed MbB., Anc. SCth thni 8 .1 ., A mc. cluded "The Great Ziegfeld” PBB CUSTOMEB CoopM goad Mo.., Aog. Mlfc thfu 8.*., Awe. not and “ Pride and Prejudice.” UROT! omi ooopcm nss oumraadai x a m t o m c o o t p o n pxat onntM Ag SUPERMARKETS Dr. Han^' Elmer Barnes FRYERS MAUBU, Calif. (A P ) — Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes, 79, histo­ rian who wrote numerous text­ books and other works, died SHOULDER HOT OR SWEET Sunday, apparently of a heart 1 attack. He had worked for a = number of federal agencies as w l Givi LONDON DROIL r historian or consultant. PURE STORE HOURS triple s HUE STAMPS ^ A N Owen Murphy PORK OPEN LATE THURS. Opens Office ADAMSVULE, Pa. (AP) — M I D D L E C U T Owen Murphy, 60, founder and A FBI. EVENINGS Dr. Chuy Fltisohman of 37 president of the Niagara Thera­ lb Davla Avo., Rockville, will open py Oorp., manufacturers of OLOUD MON., U U I DAY an office tor the practice of massage equipment, died Sun­ podiatry Sopt. 8 at the Rockville day while vacationing in Ire­ land. WBOUE M edloJ Center, 67 Union St., MORTON'S BIRDS EYE SUNSIP lAUTNORH •OMA-JNTBATAliBAT.^ RookvUlo. Welfare March Smoked Picnics SLICED BACON CUcnHiHTnBAtnT S Tile oon of Mr, and M n . Bd- MCA! J u m _____ H iucK f il l e t ,.89' w u d Fleloohman, he la a grad­ STRAW­ PORK SHOULDER OANBUmM O P BUY A SECTION EACH WEEK In W a te rb u ry ; CREAM ORANGE 4-5 Lbs. Ayg. WgL Lb. 39c HAM SLICES uate of Rockville High School. Seven Arrested SAUERKRAUT li'.19' ’».3S' M u l d e r STEAK He attended Worcester (ICasa.) PIES BERRIES JUICE Junior College and Weotem Re- WATERBURY (AP) — Em­ Q U IC K T H A W aerve Unlveraily, Cleveland, ployes of the local State Wel­ C 3 0 L U M B I A (Mtlo. He received hla doctorate fare Department who witnessed in podiatry from the OMo Col­ Tuesday an all-day demonstra­ lege of Podiatry and served Ms tion by welfare recipients, leav­ internship at St. Luke's Hospital ing their offices a shambles and -pinnAuvuNu TIME SAVERS FROM OUR and the Children’s Xedloel Can­ resulting in seven arrests, said SAVIUF TO 10% ON LAROI ENCYCLOPEDIA ter in PMladelphla, Pa. Dr. they will return to work today. 89 Flelsohman recently completed = ® COOKED SiOUMP “' ' ------— ‘AC WCKEN^ Tile arrests were made Tues­ 23 " ® ■“ Tcuwii^ NEW.SECTI0NALI2ED EDITION work at Mt. Sinai Hospital In day afternoon after a group of “ ®6 89 WHERE AVAILABLE VAMP OB M O ti Hartford. He Is a diplomat of 3 79 TAITf ^ ^ some 80 Negro members of the KOIG SIZE FRANKS " tI 69' iKUCATmni-wfn) VtALBSSSnSs the National Board of Podiatry Welfare Rights Organization ap­ 35 Examiners. peared to demand more money SWEET OB BUTTEBMILK GRAND UNION KRAFT VIRGINIA HAM KRAM-AUnUTCnCKEN GIZZARDS... ■ ' for winter clothing. CODARTIM-S f k i ',H I'll t. )k iiAkhif ui s Six women and a minister FRANKFURTERS I t * !* * Tolland County were arrested and charged with PILLSBURY CREAM CRACKER HARD SALAMI > lb breath of the pesu;e as the dem­ UNOX FROM HOLLAND nw TO U iTAn onstrators jammed doorways CHICKEN QUARTERS and hallways, preventing wel­ BARREL SHARP CHEDDAR . Qmffidliilm' Mariani Sees fare workers from leaving the BISCUITS CHEESE nD»-suniss s-ii. picnic pack i m « FRIM—BLUIPONIT n gh. building for lunch Tuesday. SHARP ^ ^ 6 TI0M O M B Arrested w ere: the Rev. Roger 3 .1 ALL BEEF FRANKS . 59' UTTLE NECK CLANS - . 59* with, coupon and any ^PoKce State’ Floyd, 36; Gloria DeBarres, 24; 3 " ' " i b w i i i l Dora Raines, 25; Rebecca Bur- “ " " 'i b ^ v i grocary purchoie s-oi* 2 2 12 49 3 89 At Chicago ross, 22; Barbara Wiggins, 35; OCc - Ac If TWIST ROLLS .- ' SSmCOCKTAa ^ * (except items regulated Glennie Nesbitt, 23; and Mary ^7 1 Republican Second Congres­ Adams, all of Waterbury, police by law) sional District candidate Peter said. 6 CO IS Marlant yesterday charged the Rev. Floyd was standing when “THE BEST OME VOLUHtE / arrested, but the others had to ENCYCLOPEDIA "...SA YS LIFE I Democrats with creating "a be dragged from where they virtual police state” at their were seated in doorways, police PINiAPPlf PINK GBAP[FRUn*CHiRSY Chicago convention site, while said. GKAPt .OR ANGi • TROPIC A I PUNC H WM.CH S UGHT CHUNK requesting the Platform Com­ After the arrests, officials of "THE REAL EGG MAYO” mittee to include a plank call­ the State Welfare Department ing for a stepped-up submarine arrived from Hartford to discuss construction program. the group's demands, and talks GRAPE JELLY STARKIST TUNA ‘ ‘Americana are shocked by HELLMANN’S C the police state security meas­ lasted until after 10 p.m. Just after 10 p.m., police U^d ures at the Democratic Nation­ remaining demmistrators and b , 0/ al Convention,” the Groton can­ representatives of the WRO that MAYONNAISE ^ didate declared. they had 15 minutes to either cans “Mayor Richard J. Daley of leave the building or be placed GRAND UNION Chicago has had to turn his city under arrest for breach of Into a virtual police state,” peace. Marian! added, “ complete with TTie protestors cleared the barbed wire, heavy armed po­ haUs, and no arrests were made, GRANULATED C a A lice and an estimated 25,0(X) na­ however. tional guardsmen.” ITie building was left a sham­ ttATOmnOK-mETAWAKOK ^ “The Democrats have shown bles by the group, with food and SUGAR V UANDUnON __ they cannot provide the leader­ \ S ^ ':' $|00 SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN beverage containers littering the *1 ship our nation so urgently BEANS WITH PORK 8 QUICK 3 haUs. In one instance, children rMCOOUNCAniAKlK TOWELS Sk needs,” the Republican candi­ had pulled supidies from shelves DELiaOUS CONVENIENT GRAND UNION SWEET-VINE RIPENED date charged. “ What Is happen­ and thrown them in a heap on WESSON OIL 3 95 ing in Chicago reflects what is the floor, welfare employes re- CATSUP £ ' happening In cities throughout orted. MOTTS the United States.” With no comromise or agree­ 3 s C h o t j ARNOLD FIREHOUSE In a telegram to platform ment on the demands having chairman Hale Boggs, Marian! been met, it was unclear Tues­ APPLE JUICE ^ HONEYDEWS requested, "In the interest of day night if the demonstrators ”1 TOMATO COCKTAIL national defense I ask you to would return for a second day UCROr-ll-PACK strongly consider inclusion in of protest. SACRAMENTO 1-pt. 8-oz. Extra the Democratic program of a CmcKiN Chow Mein 89' btl. larse Jumbo plonk calling for immediate ac­ Marine Weather Size tion to upgrade our submarine TOMATO ^ size construction program and to WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — 0 SHRIMPCHOWMEIN :: 89' CNiriOT-AIDn close the serious gap that ex­ High tide along the Connecticut UCMTCIOPIOCT _ _ ea. ists between our own subma­ shore today will be from 10:15 BEEF-A-RONI rine construction and that of the to 3:16 p.m. JUICE L ^ ° VEGETABLES 29' cnrBor-M-on Soviet Union.” 1 9 ■nos i n Low Udes at Old Saybrook to­ u c H o r lIOUIIlRl—CHAIBD A similar appeal by Marlanl day will be at 8 a.m. and 8:46 COFFEE BEEF RAVIOLI wiMi i i w m FARM FRESH ^ ^ _ _ to the Republican platform com­ p.m. SOY SAUCE °b.r 39‘ PEACHES CHIPPED BEEF CMiriOT.AI.DII ^ mittee resulted in Inclusion of M C N O r CRAMD UNION The seawater temperature at n e n TOMATOES lb SWEET CORN 10 .. 49' the plank in the platform. SPAGHETTI NIATIALU CRISP MUD irAUANFREESTONE ^ ^ Bridgeport is 70. GREEN BEANS LADDIIIOT - Marlanl contends the Rus­ Sunset today will be at 7:81 CHOCK FULL ^ C Chow Mein NooDus ’ 'r 2 9 ' SCAIROOK COFFEE RICH sians will have 400 subs by GRAND DIWN GREEN PEPPERS b PRUNES 19' and aunrlse tomorrow at 6:16. d o g FOOD"iffifK£k4''^r95* r u n , TENDER 1970, compared to a projected Boating weather for Long Is­ BROCCOLI AUGRAUTIN FtSHtTiai Dinner U .a. total of 106. land Sound: Northwest winds « 0 ” NUTS ^ STourrcKs PASCAL CELERY 3.' 19' LEMONS 10 . 49' "The United States cannot af­ at 10 to 15 knots today and 10 ford to leave Itself in this vul­ knots or less tonight, becom­ NO DEPOSIT BOTTLES N o o d les R o m a n o f f nerable posltio;!,” the Repub­ ing variable at about 10 knots STOum is im iA N IC E S conA RED RIPE CALIFORNIA lican candidate continued. “ We Thursday. Ftdr weather widi FRESHBAKE-SLICED 11-0/ * 2 | l c must accelerate our submarine vislbUlty over five miles. POTATOES CLUB STYLE pRg. POPSICLES GRAND UNION building program. We are more GRAND UNION BARTLEf T PEARS than a decade behind the times BrniRMUBKAO in this area.” Summer Special DELL’S G K A M a m Marlanl lives in an area sub­ Portable Typewriter SODA U X stantially affected by the loca­ i « whole tion of the General Dyiuunics -RQ* ICED fEA melon Electric Boat Division, builder -Adjusted 3 each of submarines. Cleiuied l b " Speaking of campaign work­ New Ribbon ers, Marlanl issued an appeal for N A N C T im a “ new administration on the Oiled m a k e g r a n d u n i o n y o u r . h e a d q ^ R T E R S f o r GRAND UmONIUCID natlonail, state and local levels, Frehch Apple Pie & l 49' dedicated to restoring respect MANmnnicaraANOM MUENSTER TMASUIICAn for our instltutlona and to cor­ Tale Typewriter rect the malignant conditions RAISIN BUNS “ : 39‘ i m pROfilisio n o s n U N c n m iC D BLUE CHEESE that are rapidly eroding our Service 649-4986 I3K-OI. I INAPPT great cities." 39 SPAGHETTI n.TBu. pke- * ”2Q C Ba c k -t o -s c m o o l f a v o r it e s * P*H CINNAMON TWIRLS -.' ' nw noum o raonn COLLY SLICES pk«- , Let the I3W-OI. DNIAinO fwititiiimiaMM k e f RAVIOLI S!& pkfl. Let the DONUTS 12.-39' nw ! piouisM raosn p e t e r pan Profile Bread BO M azola M argarine 39. I j S S t M O K Chicken Cacciatore Profile Bread Plan help Plan help prolong your *2^® ^ o s it io h B o o k “-39 n m r BUTTER 5SS®ipai prolong your u S lC H K lT A 1 lb p Hr Slender Years. KLEENEX plig. miioN Slender Years. h k o M / <1- & (li% ^ui& o f 12 m i w TABLET 39' O ihj 4 3 ' 2 FRENCH FRIES WAX PAPER lOOft l u n c h BAGS - '.25' b w d e r ‘ with purchase o( 2 lb pkg Grand Union ®*Bjm umoN IE roll VSMO PADS TURKEY SLICES 8 GRAVY at 6„ 7 9 ^ T y p e w r it e k T a b l e t >>^> 2 5 overnibnt pampers Sandwich Bags ? pkg. $1 I ( iMHiNA ■ n If, i>A( HA'. a s » M r o t t = liO*^BOOK phi- of 30 g r a p e J E l i y 2 •Pencil Pouch •D‘cUBB>fT . l 9 4 l uunRT-Mcorrum of 12 47 DELUXE tUNIHUn S l e w s A c HAIR spray 10 oz. dash detergent r ®3'® p la in it iip box PEANUk “ “" H i— HAMii m il H i 13 Of. h i HO CRACKERS 29 b a n d a id s AQUA NET lA m c o table NAPKINS 2 .^2 1 ' m cascade >3 ftp T s r dicoI gistanttaiui ’ L ? a r c o K " " “ “ :: n w B u i u m ? “ "w-AuwniTw DRISTAN SIP&CHIPS_ 45 ______BLUE CHEER u! 69' H w i d s GRAND MDltnU bH. a n n e d 10 79 -I M ____POlfc.RU M L U U - ' =»'«. WE reserve THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. of 230 B SODA <•^' " “ TiiftlEr PlrtmUi Tonpike. W «t-1Vlple« Redmnptfen Civtor. 180 MorkM Snoana. bssst sh a m p o o VITAMINS PRICMEffEaiVeTHRU SAT., AUO,31 ST. WE RESERVE THE RIGHnoUMI^UANTITIESr M a n c h M to r Open Friday Nigkta to 9—Aa RodMipUoa Cinteis Ckood Mondaya **«»rtafton *”^ * * * ^ * f j ^ 2 ^ . ? “ r«**i*’ ^ • • ‘ “ Yriple-S Redemption Center 180 Market Square, Newington Open Friday Nights to 9—AR Redemption Centers Closed Mondays PAOS TWENTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ITVB

members to the national com­ placing in the three races held. Flipped Match and Patricia Atkinson to Gor­ ry Goodwin Jr., property on Michael John Lombardo, prop­ UntU 1972 mittee, pushed mainly by Young John Flaherty won the flrst race Vernon B o lto n don A. and Shirley A. Geer, Hebron Rd.; Steven T. Roberts erty on School Rd.; Edna M. Weddings Democratic leaders as a way to and Vincent MloGlvney, the sec­ Cause o f Fire property on Watrous Rd.; Carl to Thomas R. and Valerie F.' Zelonis to Charles Gill, property increase the role of younger ond. O. and Linda M. Akerllnd to Bolqnd, property on Cook Dr.; on Rt. 6, and Jphn C. and Di­ members in party affairs, lost A fire in the m m ’s room of Morriaon - Barnard Synchronized Swimming Rockville Hospital Notes Author of a Children's Book Dwight S. Akerllnd Jr., proper­ Ronald Maynard to William H. ane D. Co£.tanso to William C. Democrats Extend on a roll- call vote of 1,849^ to Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 the Shady Glen Reetaunuit on ty on Sunset L^; Minnie Nor­ and Linda M. Oren, property and Diane D. Waldron, property JAsa JudiOi Mae Barnard and p.m. in all areas exceirt ma­ E. Middle 'Tpke. was nported ton to Frank and Arlene Mor- on Tanglewood La.; William on School Rd. At Water Carnival Tonight ternity where they are 2 to « A L ittle Donald Kobert Morriaon, bott laat night while the unwitting To Give Reading at Library rone, ptoperty on Birch Mt. E. Neverette to Paul F. Fiano, Fiduciary deed; Joseph H. of Manchester, exchanged The annual water carnival will et Capers,” and the 13-to-16 year and 6:30 to 8 p.m. cause of the excitement stit eat­ Ext, and Calvin D. and Orole property on Lakeside La.; Rog­ Stefanik to Rayinond Rtdotfl, Unit Rule Vote Ban Fleet Third Largest Boiton youngsters wlU hear a urday Review. This is her first be held at the Henry Park pool olds, "Jolly Jesters,” Admitted Monday: Walter ing in the dining area, police re­ W. STah to Richard E. and Jac- er 8. and Merlyn H. Adamy to propel^ on Junlpw La. vowa laat night at St. Mary's OSIX) — Although Jforway’s Uve author read her own book CHTCAGO (AP) —^Democrats before the convention by S3 of A special attraction will be Anderson, T olla n d ; Charies children’s book. queHne A. Bettes, property on Richard A. and Marilyn L. BoUeUn Board Episcopal Church. 37 million population makes it tonight at 8 with a program of port. at the second and last story have extended the ban on unit the 110 rules committee mem­ the appearance of Cheryl Kelly Connors, South St.; Cora De­ She and her husband, Robert, Sunset La. Brealow, property on Converse The Conservation Commission one of the smallest nations in novelty races, games and syn­ The fire was found in a waste hour of the summer tomorrow The bride is a daughter ot rule voting and procedures to bers led by New York's Joseph of Hartford, Connecticut AAU prey, 2 Mlnterbum Ct. and their young daughter spend Also, Ehnest M. Howard to Rd., and Mary Manente to will hold Its regular monthly the world, its 16-miUion- ton chronised swimming jdanned. basket in the room by an em­ morning from 10 to 11 at the Mrs. Erwin H. Barnard of 164 their 1972 convention which Crangle, also requires that all symdironlsed swlnuning solo Discharged Monday: M ary summers in Hartford, with her Herbert R. Cross, property on Frank and Terry M. Cardile, meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Social Note shipping fleet is the third larg­ ploye who quickly doused the Bolton Public Library. Wadsworth St. The bridegroom could mean more delegates in 1972 delegates be selected Games and races for area champion. She will appear In a Kellner, Mountain St.; Helen husband’s family, and the rest Notch Rd. Ext.; Herbert R. property in Rosedale. the town offlee conference est. Shipping provides ahiKwt a flamea. The reetaurant staff de­ is the son of Mrs. Hugh R. Mor­ the future will represent minori­ through "procedures open to youngsters will include an old numbOT entitled, "Enticing.” Weber, 30 Davis Ave.; Linda Kathleen Lombardo, author of of the year in Chicago, where and Amy L. Croos to Ernest Also, Andrew Ansaldi to John rison of Berkeley, Calif. third of Norway’s foreign ex­ termined who was last In the ty viewpoints in the party. public participation within the Final Road Race Wakefield. 65 Loveland Hill; "Macaroni,” a story about a her husband is composer in resi­ R. 4md Elisabeth C. Andrews, and Helen Zemko, property In We had a little aocial note come to light at the store here Satur­ The Rev. James Bottoms of change earnings. clothes race for teams of four, room and then detained Wayne It is hoped this reform will calendar year of the conven­ Preceding the water carnival, Mrs. Janice Reeves and daugh­ boy with a pet pig named Mac­ dence at RooeevM Univetsity. property on Notch Rd. Ext.; Ansaldi Acres; John B. Rogers Manchester Evening Herald St. Mary’s Church performed a tug of war, newspaper race, Matthews, 17, Of Olastoobury tend to eliminate the wide num­ tion.’’ the final of a series of three aroni, will read this story, due The story hours is under the John W. Erickson to Raymond to Herbert C. Hutchinson, Inc., Bolton correspondent, Cleme- day night. Seems John Sloan and his wife was getting ready to the double-ring ceremony. Bou­ slipper race for teams of two, ter, Manchester. until police arrived. ber of delegate’ challenges that Some 600 of the 3,000 dele­ CAR OWNERSHIP HIOH road races will be held tonight to be published next month. The direction of Mrs. T. D. Hooper E. and Elaine A. Schauater, property on Hillcrest Rd.; Maiy well Young, tel. 648-3661. quets of gladioli and shasta dai-. a watermelon contest and a wa­ Matthew insisted he did not celebrate their 85th wedding anniversary soon. John told her he wracked the current convention gates this year were chosen as JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ ter basketball game. starting at 7. Joggers will be The Herald’s Vernon Bureau book, is full of delightful iUus- and Mrs. Eleanore Bentley, li­ property on Westvlew Dr.; Facchettl to Paul P. Fiano, sles were on the altar. purpoeely set the fire but that treiUans. going into its third day today. far back as 1966. rica (AP) —Statistics released Synchronised swimming rou­ given the usual two-minute head Is at 38 Park SL, tel. 875-3136 brarian. Richard T. and Gloria M. Cart­ property on Villa Louisa Rd. would kill a nice fat lamb for the occasion, but his old lady al­ The bride was given in mar­ he lit a cigarette In the men’s OOLLEOrOR’S ITEM The action t o prevent future Both proposals stemmed from here report white South Afri­ tines will be presented by a start on the runnem. or 643-2711. News Items may be A native of MUwaukee, WU„ It is open to Bolton children wright to Harold C. and June (the Villa Louisa Itself); Law­ riage by her brother-in-law, room and threw what he lowed as how she couldn’t see no reason fer killing an innocent unit rule use came late Tuesday recommendations of a commis­ cans own more automobiles in group of girls under the direc­ The race will start at the cor­ mailed to P.O. Box 827, Rock­ Mm. Lombardo taught school aged four through eight. W. Sanborn, property on Ver­ rence A. Converse HI to Sher­ LEXINGTON, Ky, (AP) -- Richard Rockwell of Avon, a e thought was a dead match in the night on a time-consuming and sion, by Gov. Harold E. Hughes relation to population than any tion of Linda Usher of the pool ner of White and South Sts. and ville. and traveled extensively after ' Pubflc Records non Rd. and Donald W. and wood J. and Donna M. Holland, Posted near the cash register in lamb fer a mistake they made 85 years ago. Well, we don’t know wmre a full-length gown of white wastebasket. closely contested roll call. It of Iowa. It urged various re­ nation except the United States. staff. will end at the parking area graduating from college. She Warrantee deeds filed in the Doris D. Foley to Dorothy F. property in Knoilwood; Bernard a aervlee station Is this sign: satin, designed with sco<^>ed Police said the youth ap­ if it’s your anniversary or not, or how you feel about celebrating. was approved 1,350 to 1,206 and forms to make future conven­ More than one million cars are The eight- and nine-year-olds near the pool art Henry Park The U.S. birth rate in 1067 writes librettos for her com­ town clerk’s office from the Ducharme, property in Rose- R. and Tomtko Kowalski to “ We collect federal, state, coun­ neckline, short lace sleeves, A- peared shaken by the incident took over an hour because of re­ tions more democratic, and to owned by South Africa’s 3.5 mil­ will present "Floating Flowen,” where prises will be awarded was 17.9 for every 1,000 Amerl- poser-husband’s operas, and her last week in June to the last dale. Barry R. Clifford, property in ty and local taxes. We also sell But we have a large number of U. S. Choice Lamb Legs and llne skirt, and train. Her should­ peated requests for delegation lion whites. the lO-to-12 age group ."Crick­ baaed on points accumulated by —g, record low. and he paid for the damages. poetry has appeared in The Sat­ week in August: Emory L. Also, Myron W. Lee to Har­ Rosedale; Joeeirfi Coetanso to gasoHne ao a sideline.” er-length veil of silk illusion involve more people at the seilin’ ’em reasonable enough so that you can afford to celebnite was attached to a matching polls and an unexpected floor grassroots level. Moot were re­ headbow, and she carried a demonstration on behalf of Sen, ferred to a {^wclal committee any occasion you like. Lamb is a real treat and we think these cascade bouquet of sweetheart Edward M. Kennedy of Massa­ which will be named later this are the finest lamb money can buy. Tender, soft meated, deli­ roses, stephanotis, ivy, and chusetts. year. baby's breath. The Kennedy cheers, featur­ Gov. Samuet Shapiro of Illi­ cate flavor, excellent for shis kebab or brofiing over charcoal, cut Mrs. Richard Rockwell of ing homemade designs erupted nois, Rules Committee chair­ to suit your fancy. We bet you’ll wish you had been celebrating Avon, sister of the bride, was from members of the still most- man, contended that the unit F ir st matron of honor. Her full- ly-uncommUted California dele­ rule proposal should also be re­ F ir st with our foods for the last 86 yearsi length coral colored gown was gation. It occurred after conven­ ferred to the study group. N ational fashioned with empire bodice tion chairman Carl B. Albert, But Rep. Donald M. Fraser of N ational of embroidered lace, s h o r t an Oklahoma Congressman, Minnesota argued that the move Stores sleeves, and crepe A-llne skirt. graveled through a temporary should be made now so states PMV lonus nneo Stores PINEHURST PINEHURST She wore a coral crepe floral delay In the close vote to permit would be on notice what to ex­ iqdo msh uiin;; in U.S. C H O IC E U.S. C H O IC E headpiece, and carried a colon­ debate on another proposal. pect in 1972. And Rep. B'rock ial bouquet of pink sweetheart This secondary matter later Adams of Washington said "The roses, yellow ininiature carna­ was defeated. It sought to add young, the poor, the disaffected Get hip to savings the tions, lavender pompons, and Young DemocraUc and state do not want to be told today that Finast w ay. . . with S & H baby’s breath. party chairmen to the Demo­ the structure has no place for Green Stamps as a bonus! LAMB LAMB The bridesmaid was Mrs. cratic National Committee. them." John DeQuattro of Vernon. Her The unit rule action, brought The move to add additional coral lace and pale pink crepe E X T R A B O i v u r s BXIVOO gown and crepe headpiece were tsio WliRtr tIN WlMMT LEGS LEGS P R IZ B S L IP styled to match the honor at­ Butt ball or large Small or Sbaak Half TI.IU9 I. MrykT •‘2 * 5 5 ^ 5 ! PNOGRAM #241 tendant’s. She also carried a i^iInlltM. Mjm. MMfMbN, e«M. P R IZ E colonial bouquet of pink sweet­ HVl DOLLAR heart roses, yeHow miniature SLIP CAME carnations, lavender pompcms, 10 ONII and baby’s breath. O 1 Miss Linda Rockwell of Avon, VERNON niece of the bride, was junior bridesmaid. 9 ie wore a full- Tdeplwne: 644>2424 j length gown, designed with pale Open TTiurs. and Fri, till 9 *500 WINNER *1,000 WINNER 7 9 1119 Wliiir $199 Wlilir ISIWIiMr IIU W IiN r 69: (dnk embroidered lace bodice Mr. Robwt Davits U N WIiMf TO HELP YOU ntrida Ii4ibk Mrs. MargartI Btcktr and coral colored silk shantung Ut ItoiMt Mn. Ma lldi Mri. Mart O’Hara tmUmlt tieeWlaear tieeWlaear tllWieew seewieitr CUT OUT CNTIME SLI^ Narlferd, Caaaadieat ttntitrf, Cm . Navlaftai, Ctai. Mtrifti. CaM. Hio4at,eM Me Hi m , Mm. Mrs. 3ttaaa MHar Mn. Ut laVIna Mm Mar Mn. Rakart flaaetn Watnrbury, Connneticut BE A WINNER! V ON OOTTCO LINE y COMPLETE HAMBURG COOKBOOK skirt, and she carried a colonial Witeitr UMii, eata. OM Saikrttk, Ctaa Nai^a, Matt. ttratfare, Cate. Everyone may love hamburgen, but there’s Infinitely more to be done with ground beef bouquet similar to the adult at­ than just putting a patty on a roll. Sept, issue of Woman’s Day magazine, on sole here tendants’. at 20c a copy, ^ves dozens of new recipes to show off the amazing versatility of that old Dr. Gil D. Btrisoneau o t Bol­ standby, Ground Beef. ton served as best man. Ushers Plnehurat Lean Chuck Ground or 3 in 1 Blend of Pork, were Steven Pike o t Vernon and Veal and Beef will be on sale at 79c lb., Round Steak Barclay Howe o t Wethersfleld. You’ll Also Love: Ground at 99c lb. and we will have Chopped ;Ilrlotn Mrs. Barnard wore a pale and Lean Chuck Patties grovmd freshly every hour. blue dress with matxddng acces­ Mexican Meatball Soup sories. The bridegroom’s 'moth­ er wore a light ptok wool dress rfSAlABORM- SAVE-m AT nMST Spanish Meat Loaf Pinehursf Has The Finest with matching accessories. Both wore corsages of wdilte minia­ Make it f INAST for ture carnations, sweetheart Hamburgers a la Provencale Hams at the Lowest Prices . . . roses and baby’s bratfa. Your Coffee Best! A recepticm for 80 was held ^1______Hamburgers, Chinese Style at Cavey’s Restaurant. For a Groovy grocery buy.s for happy holiday meals! plane trip to the Virgin Xslande, • CHICKEN & GRAVY Mrs. Morrison wore a black Rlebmond Middle-Bast Skillet KRAKUS HAM and white cotton dress with IJIRKGV ROnSTS • BEEF & GRAVY black patent leather accessor­ ies and a corsage of shasta dai­ Porcupines With sies and yellow sweetheart Boneless — White & Dark Meat Freezer 2 lb Vegetable-Cheese Sauce roses. After Sept. 2, the cotq>le Queen pkg .98 wiU Uve at 578 Hilliard SL Frozen Mrs. Morrison is a graduate Sweet-Sour Meatballs With lb. can of Manchester ISgb School and EASY Red Cabbage Central Connectiicut State Col­ 3 lege. She is employed as a TO Chili Beans and Beef, 2 teacher in East HartfMd. Mr. mnvonnniSE Sun Valley Style Morrison is a graduate of CARVE Berkeley (Calif.) High School EXTRA LEIAN and the University of Californ­ Sherriburgers ia. He is employed as an en­ OSCAR MAYER HAM gineer at Pratt «a d Whitney j^r Hamburger Pasties Division of United Aircraft Corp. Podunk. Oom-Topped Meat Loaf

Old Charters Revised CNUCK M NI (N M i m C H $ 0 .3 9 65£ Bologna 43' 100 EXTRASsH STAMPS Mario’s Special CHK^GO —In the past year, Liver iV’ Bacon! naaebar’a Pridt with purehasi of 3 Ibi or mori 10 governors have called lor new IM IICIS CNUCK O t C U M A T fR FiMlI Vl|.PM BEEF PAHIES Hamburger-Spinach Blintzes state cohsUtutfons. In the past '1.15.* AII»it Bologna 53' 12 S a rv la g t BONELESS BEEF ROAST in Tomato Sauce 3 five years, five states have held BACON 74i •ONILEtS CNUCK COLONIU conventions to thaw up new SIIm4 iMf Fillet steak 85^ P&P Loaf 69-S or RIB ROAST charters to amend outmoded 2 . '< 9 9 * Mexican Stack For the holiday wediesid (we are open Thprs. ones or revise the old ones. TUs LIVER Kay eat ata S e ta and Fri. till nine, idosed day Mdnday). We 39» 'Ital Slaaki "I win have plenty of Morrell’s ready to eat Hams year at least 10 other states’ PARTS 59f. MeaitbaHs Scandia constitutions will be in some Flnost BLEHIH E i m r m . . . hoddess, shankless and folly trimmed, stage of major revision. The Ccmiol Look for School whole or butt half 99c lb. Also a new chef cut Hamburger Surprise . boneless Morrell Ham weighing 4 to 5 lbs. . . . LEBANON ,Ky. (AP) —Six The Sweater of all-wool in a great chevron pat­ Fresh From the Finast Bakery! $1.39 lb. of the seven newborn babies at LAST BIG HOLIDAY WEEKEND AHEAD — Make Finast Your Barbecue Headquarters Beef CasseroBte With the hosi^tal here were delivered terned weave. Hugging turtle neck, back zipper. Finast J fl ENGLISH MUFFINS POUND CAKES Caraway Biscuits recently by Dr. Salem George. Choose loden mist or nutmeg in pre-teen sizes DAIRY SPECIALS! Skinless Franks 63* charcoalCHARCOAL hot dog ro lls 33' Attached to each crib was an 10-16. 9 , ^ Finast RRIQUETSD D i A i i c r e identification card on which PLAIN Finast All Beef Franks 69; Zippy Barbecued Beef DUBUQUE SKIHLESS 20 l b $ t 1 5 FRANKFURT ROLLS 33' George’s name had been written The Skirt in the great-favorite kiltie styte. All- or Colonial Skinless Franks 65; on Rolls across the bottom. liquid OETERGEnT Bag 1 wool in a handsome loden mist/nutmeg blanket MARBLE Nepco Extra Mild Franks 65; SANDWICH ROLLS 33' This confused one visitor, who 1 0 . M FRANKFURTS Lb e was looking through the window plaid. Pre-teen sizes 6-14. mnRGRRinG Broiled Beef-Ring Dinner 59 at the new arrivals. Clear or ■ 45 6 Lb. L ots S 8 4 Back-To School Health & Beauty Specials! "M y gosh, look at that,” he Open Monday-Saturday 10:00-5:30 Tennessee Sloppy Joes exclaimed, "That fellow Salem Sunshine fruits & vegetables, freshest from your Fussy Produce D e p t.!! Richmond ' I' George sure has got himself a Thursday and Friday 10:00-9:00 Rncnlar tr Mint We wlU have shipments of Franks from Grote, Macke bunch of Mds." TOOTHPASTE 3 Hamburger Steak With Yorkshire Pudding and First Prize Thurs., Fri. and Sat. but If you want a EVERYDAY I M PRiCES! large quantity late In the week, it would be a g o o d idea, to place an advance order. Half Maan llleta SUIGET CORn EVERYDAY LDW PRiCES Fabric Softener S 69‘ Sweet Hamburger and Com Tendercure and Premium Brisket Corned Beef, Sirloin From Hearby Farms Hydraeoaltd Shortening 'iHa.r Premium Margarine2i^45‘ Tender, Oolden Kernels 3 c!^ 69' Tip and Short Cut Rib Roasts, Penobscot Chickens, Kraft « ' Cheese Noodles With Chicken Parte and Swordfish will be in plentiful supply PRO TOOTHBRUSHES 49 Tomatoes RICKMOND CAMPUS APPROVEDI CAMPUS PRICED! 29' 4 89' at Plnehurst Corn Oii Margarine n».. 2 ;£ 55‘ I0!49 Hamburger Topping Cream Cheese 29* J&J COnON BUDS ^ 29' TOMATOES Finast Fig Bars 2 plat 39' Shop Plnehurst for Sealtest MUk 85c gal. Jug, contents PEARS CELERY IBM A A C RAYEHE DEODORANT Mafgarine6»’T Chicken Noodle CM! Qg Chili Dumpling Stew Cheese Spread ^ 89‘ 59' Salad 1 Q o "St” 6 finitiersitg M net |4M UPTON TEA EA 0 5 ...... 100's 99e SAN Rreea Iteatt ViTALiS HAiR TONiC 54' Favorite I l l p k g I 9 llb I 2 ”*"“ 2 9 ‘ Vege. Vegetarian >"»" 8 M a t I by Bottonlsn ftrineSisT. Vegetable-Burgeir Loi^ Keep youi' I'lxil over the long wetikend with fresh, fresh .salads! PLUS SeH GREEN STAMPS! MIRACLE WHIP ...... qt. 49c Beef Patties in Come see our new selection of Piquant l^uce on Rice Conn, or Long Island Potatoos 10 lbs. 49e "beefed up" university styled, traditional moccasins with gen­ Deviled Meatballs Dinly Mooro Ooof Stow . . TVs lb. com 49e uine handsewn front seams. Campus approved and campus PBHIUTBIinER GRRPE JELIV StOTI Beef Medley FRESH OLOCK ISLAND SWORDOHSH priced. Designed to bring you Fin a s t R ic h m o n d CampboM's many semesters of long, com­ BATHROOM TISSUE ORHIGE M E Hamburger Potluck STRR-HIST kon N o o d k S o u p ...... 6 cents 99c fortable wear. Several styles and BETTV [ROIRER colors to choose from Yor Garden Frozen SOUD WHITE TUN* The Real Thing From Florida LAVEII eWE MIXES R eg*' In Spring Watfr W o will have Cheney Farm McIntosh Apples, Native Peaches, Large Double Celery at 39c bunch and plenty of Burnham Farms Sweet Corn Rolls and Bolton Native Tomatoes.

other Bvatoniaae $13.96 PLUS SaH GREEN STMPS! PLUS S»H GREEN STUMPS! PLUS SaH GREEN STAMPS! PLUS S*H GREEN STAMPS! PLUS SeH GREEN STAMPS! PLUS SeH GREEN STAMPS! G LEN N EV S Men’s Shop Pinehtirst Grocery 786 MAIN STREET MANCSIESTER Inc, / tobacco producU exempt from sUmp offer. Prices afftetive FIrit Natlonil Storai thru SaL, August 31, iM g We reserve the right to limit quantlUai VALUE AND QUALITY... PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS! OPEN HERE AT 302 MAIN ST. AT 8 A.M. THURS., FRI. AND SAT. Beer, clgerettes end tobec(» products exempt from lU m p offer. Prices effective First NetiensI Stcrei thru Set., August 31, 1968 We reserve the right tc limit quantities PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHE8TER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

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"SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY BEEP— NONE PRICED HIGHER! A & P Daisy Butts 790.k STEAKS-ROASTS CHUCK Ground Beef FrastLin 590» ORANGE SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE Chuck Beef Patties Tisty ehtiei 890.k (■ONE-iN) ROAST Krakus Canned Ham 3n.e«i$3.39 JUICE PORTERHOUSE TOP ROUND Cut from properly aged corn W Western Steer. Weaver Chicken RoiiX.»r690 TOP ROUND BOTTOM ROUND 6 e z . Osear Mtye TOP SIRLOIN TOP SIRLOIN Siiced Bacon Frankfurts Osear Miye ill mtat 690 popular CUBED BACK RUMP lb . Loaf Cheese SlictG AnMrietR 790ih. ^ MARSHMALLOW lOLLOOO’S FLU FF 2 WEAVER CHICKEN 50 Top Value Stamps CORN FLAKES SILVERRROOK With purchase of any cut-up, Party Pack i ib. 12 oz. 1 . 3 9 KRAFT FROZEN FO O D SPECIALS CHUCK split or whole Breasts ib. b pz. 1.59 CHEESE B U n E R 7A * 1 OAd » Flavor SPREAD VELVEETA SKIPPY CREAMY OR CHUNKY Waybest Chicken Legs & Thighs 1 ib. 12 oz, 1.79 half gallon of CRANKRRY JUICE COCKTAIL ISTEAKSI vS<- ^ Soaltost Ice Cream PEANUT BUTTER 38* Top choice Popular Grand Champion Minute Maid pink or white ■ M b A b d OCEAN SPRAY Quality Margarine Mrs. Filborts regular “Super-Right” Fully Cooked— over 14 lbs. 4 Sf *1 Lemonade SMOKED HAMS Pepperidge Farms 17 oz. W M b d ^ 5 Cash Refund By Mail for Hm Shook Half with iho Sllco oo Top SMOKED— CENTER CUT Assorted Cakes O 7 jRSt mail BbIE |uoofs-of Whole or Either Half Ham Steaks or Roasts lb . purekatB (as few as threa) 49 az. Bird’s Eye Cool Whip 12 a z. 47 Fun aad 3 cash ratistar tapas of Giaat Cut O w Lb. 9 9 « u at least $25. each. See displays Bax Matlaw’s Clams i i ». 69i for details 69 '1 3 BUTT PORTION 59< Save 32^ on 6 oz. Family Tube VALUAWLC COUPOl POPULAR MARKETS NESCAFE “SEMr-mcM” Frukly 10 aiiaea iM f BrtNHE MEATS Colgate Toothpaste Jar M .0 9 Save 464 on Italian Imported with coupon ot oil Popular CHUCK JMIAT LOAF JWiX ROUND Morkoto through Saturday August 31, 1968 Bm I, Luigi Vitelli Pork, ftl. Ml. Vtal Tomato Paste Starkist Chunk Pure Vegetable Style White Shortening UST 2 WEEKS EASTERN GREEN SWEET Tuna CRISCO 1 I). 6 1/2 oz. pound pkgs. cans 8 9 * can CARROTS PEPPERS Lb. Save 17^ on Laddie Boy Save 22< on Dakburne caas TOILET TISSUE .ELATIN ASST. FIAVOSS Dog Food for Charcoal Briguets20*« l•07 SOFT W EVE TiJl 25* JELLO Save X b i on Hot Lather shave 6'/4 oz. COFFEE JANE PARKER INSTANT COFFEE Gillette Hot One Aerosol can Faciol Tissue S'™99* Sdve 12< on Save on Scott m .u .,. M # b d NUiXWELL HOUSE ^"^69* NESCAFE 20 az. I bottles RAKING CHOCOLATE lEECHNUT-GERIER STRAINED Heinz Ketchup Family Napkins 4 is 49^ HERSHEYS 37' B A B Y FOODS Wishbone Italian Salad Dressing 3 blnu. $1 Maxwell House Coffee one pound con 69C Gulf Multi-Purpose Insect Spray f^o.. 99C Hawaiian Punch 3 $1 Maxwell House Coffee Zfo*!; 1 .3 8 Underwood Chicken Spread 2 ^’inV-SSC Ehler’s Garlic Powder i-s/s ox. boiti. 35C Nabisco Cookies s Fiavor..u oi. bog 49c Hills Bros. Coffee on. pound con 69(S APPLE Saran Hand! Wrap 125 foot roll. 3 for 89C Royal Gelatins Flavor. 4 ’ f,*;.43C Ken’s Italian Dressing 16 01. boltl 49(S ' (S';,*! TUNA FISH COLD POWER /vt/>• Thermo-Temp caiSP OBBEN GROWN FLAVOR 98 EXTR A insulated Ware CHICKEN OF THE SEA DETERGENT CeLEHY HEJUITS pkg. 39° YOUR CHOICE : EXTRA LARGE TOP VALUE STAMPS CANTALOUPES WITH PURCHASE OF WHITE MEAT 7 oi. •12 oz. BOWL -10 oz. CUP 3 b . 1 OI. TOMATOES 5 Iks. UeS. Vto. 1 SOUD PACK eon p kg . T IP TOP POTATOES • THERMO DISH .12 01. TUMBLER G tAPES OR S IRS. Of! DOUBLE ON-THE-ROCKS LAUNDRY DETERGINT THOMPSON MCRni.lMM SOUTHERN . WITH EACH CRisco o a 2 i 4 9 ° ORANGE DRtKK BEAUTY PEAOHES $3.00 PURCHASE 48* BOLD 1 lb.FkR. 4 ut. j^ y1%C SALAOA ^ ■ 1 jd ^ E A C H while the Supply Lostt REGULAR AND QUICK pk9. "SPECIAL" SAVE 77c O N 3 PIES TEA BAGS of 100 1.08 t i b .10u i . C ^ < QUAKER OATS Fh«. PRICE EFFECTIVE THRU AUGUST SI. 19M Double Top Value Stamps every Wednesday MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 Cook-outs caU for the ^Choicest of the Choice!^ Almost half price! Miistakes in SA VE on Stop & Shop The cream of the crop! Store Bills Are G>mmon Six creamy, dreamy flavors of of llound Steak By JOHN CCNNIFF Half Gallon Birds Eye AP BniincM Analyitt Maxi-men trim beef as if their wives were NEW YORK (AP) — Com- buying it— only enough fat left for proper plaints fTx>m consumers that Morton Cream Pies cooking. If you’re a stickler for just right they are mlsbilled on their cred­ it accounts at retail stores are trimmed steak for the cookout — we’re common today, and not only are Sherbet French Fries your boys! the errors dlsturbini;: but some­ times they are even dangerous Ah-h so refreshing fA o r fo n to a person's credit rating. with summer's In some instances efforts by fresh fruits. Your gnwraHwrcRSAM|M customers to resolve errors are choice of Orange, fruitless. A customer letter may 0 range-Raspberry- go unanswered except for still Pineapple or Or- another automatic dunning no­ ange-Lemon-Lime. tice, slightly more intense and Nice, too, with irritating than the earlier one. Chocolate, Strawberry, Banana, Documentation for what some sponge cake. customers may have suspected Neapolitan, Coconut and Lemon. • oepkf Sweet succulent Italian is now iwovided by the Better Business Bureau here. In "A Hendries Double Dozen 88‘ Dreamy, creamy pies as only Mor­ Report To Business" It finds a 24 treats! Popsicles, Chocolate Fud^e Bars ton makes! Real freezer-pleasers. Famous Birdseye quality. Famous sharp increase in the number of and Banana Fudge Bars. C’mon. Give the mini-pricing® price. Ypu can hard­ billing error complaints filed kids a treat! with It. ly afford to pass up this oppor­ During the first quarter of 1968, said BBB after analyzing tunity to stock your freezer with 42,000 comi^lnts, "incorrect your family’s favorite. billing or crediting of accounts comprised 6 per cent of the total compared with 4.9 per cent in flie previous report,’’ released three months earlier. This, it continued, “consti­ tutes a 22 er cent increase in the percentage of complaints Low prices week after week, month after month! about Incorrect billing or credit­ ing of accounts.” A spokesman added: "We've notic^ a star­ tling increase for a year or IH years now." The figures cited are lor the New York area and are not ne­ cessarily representative of the nation. Although widespread, the problem hits various areas on at different times and with dif­ ferent intensities. Customers of some stores don’t experience the problem at all. In an effort to explain the a problem, the controller of a mim-pricing large department store agreed to give his explanation of the confusion but asked that he not W« rtw fvt Wx right to IlmW —uwlltlw. be identified. "It sounds like it results from stores changing over to EDP," he said, referring to electronic Hunt no further! For the long weekend ... Sun Glory Save on Ranchev^s Colonial Sliced data processing, ‘“nie stores are changing from country club billings to descriptive bills. Canned "Country club-^*s part of the vernacular. It's the kind of bill­ Cold Cuts ing they use at the country Case of 24 Canned clubs. You know, you get your chits with the bill. The same EullyaCooked Ham Ham Sale! with the stores—they include A the saleschecks with the month­ Shank Portion A canned ham in the refrigerator is your ly statement- Beverages $ Festive hot meal assurance of a meal w u can call on at “Now many stores are shift­ A Complaint Hunt no fur­ Your beef pat­ prettily glazed. Sliced a minute’s notice. Fully cooked, they ing over to one line descriptions ther for the Lo Cal Cola, Gingerale, Root Beer and ties all pre­ can be heated or just sliced and served of items. They’re handling their low, low price Orange. Regular Cola, Root Beer, Ginger- pared and cold for buffets and as is. billing with machines. And im- Letter on good old Sdii only ready to toss sandwiches. Bits and less you change over with care f a s h i 0 ned ale, Orange, Grape, Raspberry and on the grill. you can have problems .We had Dear Sirs: catsup fla­ Squeez o’ Lemon. You’ll need plenty of in fwll enso Leaves more ends for salads . . . good hick, thank God.” I hav^ a few complaints vored with cold drinks for the weekend nt this price time for cook- the bone for split pea 2 lb Unox "" 4 “ “But why do letters some­ seven savory out fun! times go unanswered?" the con­ aboui vour store, which I spices. 14 oz soup. troller was asked. can no longer keep to bottle. "The tremendous v^BatUj»^^ p kg^ Blrdn Eye Beans w/Mushrooms,» ez phgSfc Burry BiKuItt Cap*n Crunch,» * pke SIW 1 0 IS 8 8 ' 3 lb, 2 oz pkg 2 lb, 3 oz pkg 0 1 12 oz bottle JU Giant 3 lb, X oz pockago 7 0 * 1 2 ^ 53 * BANTLY OIL A lt|. 01 Dkc S7e Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons AT OUR MANCHFSTTR STOP & SHOP STORE! mutealkto ChiD Bumf Blecul 16 oz box 2/37c _____Carolina Rr«nd Lons Glrain Rice. 5 lb ban 97c lfrA#» nil A VtoM m S s m n s n s T " Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons AT OUR MANCHESTER STOP & SHOP STORE! 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, COHN. p a g e T Hnrnr-owB BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1968 mind—through tranqoUtoera— lha proceaa of hamdlty, to altar otM call might lead to a whola soma hranohea at bfolotlcal re­ vegatable world they can taka new type of living creature. search until mankind to ready to ona oeO from a carrot aad grow porhapa next they can maka the genetlo structure at his own VITAMNS T a ] ^ etnaaea the urgency of oope with their rervointhmary etcaat oopiea at the original ear- "anti-aggremion pUto." Alraady epMSes." That might becoma a understanding the ethleal, mor­ poteatlala. OfMIPABB AMD SAVB rot; paihapa aooa they can grow thay am bopaful ot dtoeovatliig powar for good, tthad traito can the nature of memory, and are ha ahmlaatad—but who to toda- al, aoeUl, legal and poHtlcal Thto m tlah adeaoe reportar e x i^ oopiea of a prtoa bull or a presento a wide revtofw of to­ raechotae (and then pethapa a exploring Um poaeibOltlea of dda wMdi tndta ara hood or lamlficalions of these Impend­ ARTOUORM rakdng the inteliigenoe tonrela ot badT And It man can tiidnr with ing developmenta, for he soys day’s hlologleal frontlera, wham. Stamps human batncT). they are coming by 1878 or 2000 even some of tha aoientlMs am ^ nmaapm ram vAmsanfo from, but to uaabla to oonviaoe Ih ay ore finfing chiea to fiia future fenerattana. human genes, could that powar or aoon thereaf^r. He erven oug- flUed with fumbodlnga POOIT. By nfarthan MeUn— tha authoritiaa la tiam. poatponemant of aging and But, aaya the author, the meet laad to gene warfareT Svon the OurOwn J205products mean aynthatio eraatlan of a living geets that soma tntematloiaa what might happen. ' With him to bto frlaad John etaggerlng pooalbiUtlea "man'a Read Herald Ads aad Ehrlay Parker. Barpar. death. Having found waya to ea- MIlea A. Baodto Lane, xtho haa Juat baan paroled ♦ybHA "mood bontroT’ of the immlnant power to laterfera in oaD may bacopoa poaalbte, and body dxHild "oontroT' or delay ffJB. from ptooa. Max haa found AsyoM famfitar with tha proof that John'a oonvlcUan for lCtdalliRn«eqne styla win rooog- robbaiy waa a frama-tqt ar- olM It fii tfala voluma. Bxampla; raagad by the powarful figure "Paotlmaa pra paat ttmaa." who to btfdad tha plot Cor dtoor- H w tnOnomf atatad pnrpoaa la dar aad trCaaon. Aocompaatod "to golda the reader ttetniiih tha by Mhifa atotor Uaiy-thto to aenaoxy maaaa evoked by tacb- the romantlo dement—the By STOBSONKSB notoglaa old and now and to ax- threeaoBW triaa to fmatrato tlio AP Newmfe«tar*» pW o why, la tarma of apatlal undatraover aottoltlea « l Iho bad H>e theme "WorW Weather to m la poetry and palatlng, the Buys. Watch” will be featured on a MOKi MIATS AT LOW lt PRICIS ___ BiMiaval aad prlmltlva worMa Tout CHOICI OP DBJCIOUS SHOP-RITTS U.S.DJL OOVT. ORADIO CHOICl YOUNO STRR IIEP Tha man yrho taa orgaatoed new commemorative stamp to bava ao mudx la conaaon with tha fUat aeaemliiattnii aad tha A U lEEP SALE POR YOUR LONO W ilKIND HOUDAY lAR I QUE PLEASUU be tamed by the United NaUons nxoom axperlaaoe." bombing In paihament and Postal Administration on Sept. SHOPMinrS PLAVORPUL, DiUCIOUS OVIN. POT OR ROTISSIRII ROASTS "Ip a o a " to tha oparatlva word who keeps trying to nnmder 19. Max, Join aad Mary when Ibay. World Weather Watch is a tot wtaatavar It to McTiUhan and STEAKS Pazfear hava In mlad, which faha keep getting In tha waqMa a plan for a new world weather syatem, under the direction d 901 SAB S « « ■ aomattaiBg to do wHh "tntegral faaetotio soldUr o f fortnaa, the World Heteorolocloal Or- asnoory orlantatlim." I d M o- baobed up by a platooo of falrod ganlmtlon, to collect weather CUBE 1.09 LUhaaeaa, words dent hava the observations from all over the CUT 90t LONDON MOIL ■ama meanings as in enmryday Thto to a very tan tale, with globe, speedily and reliably, BOnOM ROUND epeaeh, so tha reodar w ill hava its ooontlaai sets of 8uiter $31.80 very small, the Australian Ant­ PURINA DOG FOOD 2.89 GRAPE JELLY (M«n’t ThrcD-SuiUr $33.80) WEAROUT GUARANTEE arctic Territory win have a new COD FILLET ‘ 59* IN IRINE HEINZ RAR-S-Q SAUCE WITH MUSHROOM OR BAR B Q postage stamp. The Btanq>, fea­ CENTER CUT POLYESTER CORD turing the branding of dephant 7.35x14 7.75x14|8.25 x14 8.55x14 18.85 X 14 9.00 X seals, will be an addition to the HALIBUT STEAKS . 79. GEISHA TUNA HEINZ SAUCE 3»< «1 TRIPLE RING^ $.50x13 7.00x13 1906 Antarctie aeries. 6.95 X 14 7.35x15 7.75x15|8.15 x15 8.45x15 9.15 X 15 15c OFF LABEL LAUNDRY 25c OFF LABEL WHITEWALLS A THESE PRICES PLUS 181 to 2 83 fEDEfi/U EXC/SE TAX 4 Stamp collecting Is a popular WHITING - 29* hobby behind the Iron Curtain, PKOZIN POOD DIPT. too. This was evident when Po­ TETLEY TEA BAGS AJAX DETERGENT M ICtJ ARC COR BlACKWAll TUtlllSSmWHITlWMlS 2.40nnt. land issued two new stamp# to SHOP-RITE'S FLAVOR KING ALL FLAVORS I MINIT AUTO HAS SAVE $10 and more honor the T6th aimlveraary of * FREE M O U N TIN G ! * FREE ROTATION! the founding of the philatelic 'EM TOO! over Goodyeo" hobby in that country. prices! The Pdlsh Philatelists Club was founded In Cracow in 1898, ICE CREAM 79' I ■ 89' later changed to the Union of PhUatello Aasociattons and the 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD 4-Ply Polyester & present Polish PhUatdista Un­ ion. The new stamps are 00 Fiberglass Belted groseben sad) and show a child & FIBERGLASS BELTED hcddlng a postage stamp and a 5 9 * balloon. To honor the occasion an sxhibltlon, THMATTOA 88, SHOP-RITE OR TUBELESS WHITEWALLS Cord WIDE TRACK wlU be held. FORDHOOK LIMAS 5 99* ON-COR. TURKEY, BEEF. SALISBURY STEAK Tubeless Whitewalls Temperatures Radioed BXUTSVILU:, Md. —Radio SIZE 7.75x14 tranmlttera the size of a ps^er 2 LB. CASSEROLES 1.09 dip are taking temperatures of TATERHOUSE REG. OR CRINKLE CUT SIZE 7.75x16 ask about ehVkens as young as one day 3 1 SIZE 97 old. The device, reacting to FRENCH FRIES 10 ',c 89* warmth or lack of it, sends out BIRDSEYE COOL WHIP 1 PT„ OR SHOP-RITE SLICED FAMILY SIZE D70-14 diort txirsts of energy heard os 3 0 dicks on any AM radio. The W M J M 8.25x14 0 0 9 7 8.85x14 0 ^ 9 7 g u a b a n ^ 1 lb. $ 1 clicks are obecked with a stop­ STRAWBERRIES 4 'tc 99* TOOTHPASTE 59* WHITE BREAD t .1 5 X 15 9.00x15 W * T I watch. D a i. DIPT. O .V .I ■ SIZE F70-I4 32.97 ALL MEAT, ALL BEEF GERI ANN BURGER OR Lidlts* Beauty m a c p a s s e n g e r tir e g u a r a n t e e 8 .5 5 X 1 4 9.15 IS G70-I4 G70-I5 34.97 ADULT TOOTHBRUSH 4> ’ *1 Cate X Let the $19.80 ___ tum OCCIwu* iUUlNTmumwu 8 .4 5 X I S 359’ SHOP-RITE FRANKS 99* SPRAY DEODORANT TlUt l « Wl fWUlMt 7,wC lit* |M'*"t**< H70-I4 H70-I5 35.97 EXTRA MILD ALL BEEF FRANK ROLLS 25* Ha.,., .1 RMAtAl tUtfC. tl tf»»* Prlcai plui 2.33 to 2.94 Fad. EzcIm Toz NO TRADE-IN Profile Bread ; MAC Hr* t< Fricat plut 2.02 ie 2.83 F*d. Czcli* Tax MM* Wt I* Mil* lb c RIGHT GUARD .. 79* ^HOP.RITF FRESH RAKED _ LGE R" SIZE 5 9 • siirrti - niKU to M-" • M. la luAiAl*. »* This is the famous Polyester and Fiberglass Belted A new wide track made with two bias plies Plan help NEPCO FRANKS II. *A»Hi«I lA. t.in*t i"«A -l* NEEDED! SWIFT OR HORMEL ■ a. alM—M —I wllAA-"»*''” , , i « im **I "tur Tire that you've been reading about. It's made to give of polyester and two belts oUiberglass. Gives I lb. I ot. ■ aHAWl «AA

f t f : PAGE THIRTY-THREE f e - PAOB TOIBTy.TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,' CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 BUOGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Tolland

COttS IN/SVLVeSTERl BUG6 r HAVE A UDVEUV WHY DON'tV 1 C'N IT MOST Be GWAMN n a v k \ AMWtr I* ffwiMH fiwl* IS SC^NG ME SOME ^ SELECTION OF VCXICOMB \ TAKE A OMEOFTHOSGi][AUiS EVEH^ G rains Shop Off-Face Beret Shell of Kingfisher Erected; jrWICKS AND NCN^TIES BRUSHES/ BACK AND V^HIKm LO O l« H i ' i N d T MASTER FUODl eeXAUOK)) ^ SUY6WH03UMP HEoy» and completion of the $800,000 plant alter which the teachers will 21 Image (var.) JO GreNt letter vttea you to aee the "HaUmark” . parel for young pacesetters. "LoBgina'' WATCHES that wlU glrii. The "Miea America" la- meet with their building prtn- 23 Mutual amity U Correlative doctor ■belter by October. ,90Kr0FK ..XIKB ACTUAL. / owt m r qu 36 To the side 82 Cooking OnrT BOOKS, |3 and $2.80, so You’ll find campus favoritea aerve am a constant reminder of aasuree amart good looks cipala at their assigned bufld- ■WX>-WERS> PHOTOS O F ( IMTERVIBW f bbAR 1 ™ E „} H/VE TO DO I 27ScottUh' choice and arUsUc with tillea Portae Paving Co. of West wind Mature 37 Biblical utensU (mlnl-okirts, cardlgano, Aella) your affection. Hcare, too, am ^^d comfort for a teen-ager’s Inge. IHBXG* COLUMBUS V WITH HGLmV /MATTERp/SOME SHOmM I prophet 53 NaUve metal ranging from inspirational the popular Idantlfioa- i,yj|y uf,, Oome to OUSTAF- Hartford haa been hired to sur­ KIND O F DISCCX«RINS V OT7RGY,' ' J i initrument JO Mouth part phis teaUme KNITS. 'Try on face Industrial Dr., the road The new teadiers wlU attend A THING.. AMERICA j 30 Border 22 Gaseous 40 Away from 54 Bind value, Words of Comfort, Love, Uon Bracelets by "Speidel" goN’S. appraised 55 Railway iMretch SLACKS oolomued running through the park, con­ the C9tamber of Commerce re­ trimmer celestial Proverbs, and Humor. phis Medamone, ateiUng and _ _ _ /^ lu / ception for new teachers at 3:80 body value post office necting the 'vorloua induetriai 31 WinglUca 41 Singing (ab.) to PANnX*8 in a brilUant play gold CSIARMB and pierced I f e Baek-to-Sdiool Time at Vernon Center Junior Hlfth part 24 Chlld’a Beys lik e to Drees Up, Too EARRINGS. Remember the locations. T Iki of ccUors. Pack Into your trunk w 4. b o t h FAmWAYS have a School, i^hIa Y B E IT'S , 32Blrd’abiU r r n r IT 10 The name of the street will be SSExUt r SAOE-ALLEN, Tri City Shop- a coay ROBE, fresh LINGERIE aseoitment of duiable A ^B lR O sj^ IT ping Plan, has handsome AP­ gift from ADAMS JEWEUtY approved at the next Board of 34 Nothing It end enough BRAS end - SLEEP­ SOCKS, POIX) SHIRTS and Seleotmen’a meeting Tuesday, Manchester Evening Herald 35 BraxUlan PAREL FOR YOUNG MEN, STORE. WEAR. imDERWEAR, labeled "Buater according to Flist Selectman ToUaiid correspondent Bette rubber tree II sine 8 to 20, heading BACK TO Brown," Quatrale, tri. 878-2848. OUT OUR WAY BY I. a WILLIAMS 38 Crime II SCHOOL. You'H find SPORT Ihere Is StfU Time Ernest Vlk. lolver (ilang If You Come Once Plana for the KlngflMier sep­ SHIRTS, TROUSERS, SWEAT­ take advantage of the One-atop Oeoter for PU( 'EM FDR 9UPPERT AM* X SUPPOSE IF S*«r/LETS BURY 39 Happening r *110 POUCINO PIGEON RACING F 42 Most ERS with the styling that sp­ You’U come- again to JANE WATKINS SEMI- ANNUAL Back-to-SeboU Shopping tic disposal system have been SURE/ TtoU CLEAN 'EM WE WAMT FRIED .TH'FISM/AS/DDMT approved by the consulting san­ AM' Z li. FRY ’EM/ SPUDS WI'LLHAVE indolent peals to masculine tastes. You -AIDBN F(X>D {RiOP, Tri City FURNITURE SALE, continuing RILE THE COOK/ MARLOW’S, 807 Main Street, itary engineering firm of Buck JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ TO PEEL AN* SLICE IF TH'CHOW G E T S 44 Spanish are InvKed to OPEN A CHARGE Shopping Plaxk. Not only fuU thru Saturday, August 31. Drees rica (AP) —Johannesburg po­ EM/ OR IF IT'S AMY VM3RSE I'M / title 31 ACCOUNT. haa everything for BACK-TO- and Buck, according to Vlk and 45 Biblical meal jilatteiu, but also salads, up your home for the new SCHOOL. Save time and money lice are investigating the popu­ DAVY JONES BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS BEAMED tN t’L L COMMABEFORCED I JT Autumn aeoeon with Inviting Summers. HAFTA OF'EM TO LEAVE CAMP/ J name fountain specials and all man­ at MARLOW'S, aa you outfit John Olender, another tenant lar sport of pigeon racing to find T H E CAM ... 48 Pen point The Nolpief Pharmacy comfort and convenience. out if it has been infiltrated by BUT THERE'S PLEASE... BUT MT PAL PAW’5 WELL, OKAY. V 9 ner of combination sandwiches your boy and girl with fashion­ THOSE KIPNAPBRB NO 9ION OF ■YOU'VE GOT 48 Supplement Vernon Circle has the depend- of the pork, la expected to pre­ ganvblers. IN TROUBLE, YOU I'LL GET THE able apparel at fMeixHy prices. sent his plans for construction MUST'VE OVERPOWER­ FOOL PLAT TO HELP ME CAN'T JU6T R ide HELICOPTER TO (2 words) v r able, friendly NUTM80 PHAR­ are prepared here. The cUten- When September Ckmies Whether your youngater is sUm 5291 ED CVKW SOMEHOW... ANVWHERE FIND HIM B A C K TO TOWN AND M A K E AN 52 Mixture later this week to the IDC. They WE'VE OOT TO TRACK MACY, open seven days a w e ^ 41ve service and the pieasing or chubby, a grade • schoder, IOR6ET ABOUT SEARCH. 58 Haul Homemakers think of ready­ 'll?*'’ »>e submitted to the Plan­ THEM DOWN. 87 OperaUc solo from 9 to 9, ready to serve you prfcee wUl win your patronage, teen-ager, piep-ediooler or on- UADIM lu s n i M Foretell B w v with dedication, genuine h e lp -______. . ing their hbmee with new Inter- to-coUege student, the ftilly- ’ll*. '* nlng and Zoning Commission fulneee and sincerity. When yoS a ftiU meal or Mtter for fWs co^ng »*“ "• approval at Its next meeting BMINNIH# u r r . ». ISIS (comb, form) ft est and charm for Indoor wln- stocked departments at MAR- Pattern No. 5291 has full knit di- g 89 Number doctor asks where to phone your * anaok at JANE A1J>EN FOOD ter eveningB and Joyoua hdi- LOW’S have the merchandise 80 At no time RT JT prescription, say “THE NUT- SHOP, open 'Monday thru Sim SH I" oilsi am st W flnt-elau B e p re ^ ta Vlk (contr.) dav^ coming up. YOUR GIFT that fadiloa • conscious young 1 MEO PHARMACY.” 649-6894. Saturday. OAIXIEIRY has eye-catching people demand and get at MAR- ■all a«e i^ a i hMSiiiif i*r ucs psntni. School Board Chairman David AftADIMM lUDIM NRTU, kM. 81 Ring bell Cabot, ___ Itogheater ctook wlU represent First Se- M a. caimia sr. u t-ja g i (Newipepw l»HrprlM Ana.) WALL ORNAMENTS that are LOW’S. Oome here for famous Bvenlng Herald, m e A TE auNCHatraa eaa aaswrai both decorative and useful: "LitUe Yankee" SHOES also AJmUOAS. Nkw TOUL leotmcm Vlk, aX the Cheunber “Huah Puppies." You’U find Stores i^pountl Town 8 3 1 3 CLOOK8, MIRRORS, Prim NMi, aaerau wm zip code m # SHELVES phis PKTTURES, dresses, skirts, blouses, stilt NtnStr. Celebrate This Weekend trousers, shirts, underwear, |T « Bit U.« * CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Serve Up ‘Bi^al’ Ho^Uality brass PLAQUES, SCONCES. Just 50t for the niw '68 Fall ft WIntir Before son and daughter leave When you have ROYAL ICE September Is the time to em- socks, ties, rainwear, sleepwear. ALBUM 1 Many lovely designs 1 Directions for college, nliy not enjoy a CREAM in your refrigerator, for knitted stole and patterned vest in BY KEN MUSE AN ATTMCTIVE combination for mother ^ J ^ t v ‘‘Sd* sizes 36-48; crocheted Prmpon hatl WAYC fun-fin ed evening beginning you can dispense aodabiUty and daughter'a sporty activities. a ooHectlon: "HUMMEL" fig- ^ with dinner at PIANO'S RES­ with ease. For all your autumn No. M12 with PHOTO-GUIDE is inurlnoe, TEA CUPS of booe h e « ^ ®»p M AR^W ’S ^ CENTENNIAL Women of the 19th cen­ iftVEDASOOD A R E Y O U A TAURANT It COCKTAIL entertaining, as friends dn^ In tury recorded Coast-to-coast events — sizes 10 to 20, bust 31 to 40. Size 12, china from around the woiM, oAw 66c) also 300 cent BACK-TO-SCHOOL sweat­ SALON, corner Oak and Cottage I MAY LEARN S0IHETMIM6. ERS provide refreshing variety the danger of expensive moth to a wardrobe. Examine the shades, textiu-es, patterns. Open FTLLER PAPER (reg. 84, now ers and suits. Do see the “Mal­ Streets, is an important Septem­ 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. on Mmiday 44c) phis NOTEBOOKS and lorca” PE3ARLS from Spain, the ber “must”. Look over the damage. Look better, feel bet­ WOOLS, KNITS and BLENDS ter In clothes cleaned the thor­ also COTTONS, so sassy and thru Friday and OPEN Satur­ PENCIL aaeortments 24c, also JADE necklesses and CAMEO many new season styles pictured day to 6 p.m. STAPLER Sc 1000 Staples, reg. p4n-end-earrlng sets. A TREE In the magazines here. Ask that ough “MARTIN IZINO” way. ('i lYi suitable at THE LTITLE SHOP. Here spots and stains are treat- f 69c now 49c. “Flair’’ PENS BY FOR PIERCED EARRINGS, your favorite style be adapted PAPERMATE are 87c. For $1.26 keeps your jewelry neat- especially for you. Make an ap- ed individually before cleaning 8-Z6 youngsters who tote a meal the ly organized. Keep slim and polntment for a “CHAMPAGNE so they disappear comjdetely. C IW t, MIA l». TM U , u t M tm THERMOS LUNCH KITS are trim when you own a tiny SAC- CURL” PERMANENT WA'VE, There’s never a dry-cleaning $2.99. On the cosmetic counter, CABIN server, complete with $11.86, that Includes shampoo. odor clinging to your clothes, 'Til say one thing! Ha knows where to be if he'e going when you see the array of just a fresh, sweet-smelling 0> miniature tongs, $1.28. set, test curls, glamour spray. to need a doctor on a Wednesday afternoon!* PIERCED EARRINGS in the This year, after the youngsters fragrance. “MARTINIZINO” MICKEY FINN BY LANE LEONARD Your Gift Gallery gala shapes and shades, you'll Buy What la Blg^t for You are beck in school, why not plan continually aims to serve its want a pair for every beck-to- to reserve some beauty time customers better, faster, for — /K4y7i»i«ie DISTANCE, MATE, school eraemble. FYom “L’OR- GLAZIER’S, 631 Main Street, more complete satiafactlon. WHERE YOU FIND THE UNUSUAL la the specialty shop that for yourself periodically at NATIONAL TERMINAL, NORTHWOOD EAL” comes their Florentine SOHUL’TZ BEAUTY SALON. You'U like the work; you’ll like I'LL HELP you REAAEMBER THE NAME VAN, O.N. VAN, PAUL'S AMOVING, STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Collection of LIPSTICK in features a complete Une of OF THE AAOVING VANJ WAS IT ADD£M 5 PERRY AND SONS, RAPID PACKING, 935 MAIN STREET - AT WATKINS 643-8961. the friendliness; you'll Uke the tempting “Peach” shade also FOUNDATIONS and BRAS and prices at “MARTINIZINO”. TKANSPOKT, AJAX, ALL-COUNTY, ALTA PEDPOST TRANSFER, RELIABLE SAM, .ANP BONBON CHATTE^ 7HE CANPV FITTBN'r^'NOW NO ONE C O M E S ^ Birr aoNSoN i$ not PKni«Bep.,.Tj»*TAfi assures you of PERSONALIZED VAN, KECZAINAY, ELAOYAND YELLOW, REPUBLIC LINES, SINTANI BROTHERS, TELEPHONE 643-5171 “Penslmmon” plus Antique PIRBCW M ETP WIAVE W*£ 6XC£PnDC0U 4CT ------t ' pip t h e Official Gym Clothing BUDGET LjOW, COUNTEYW/DE, CUSTOM SHAMROCK KELLY'S, m m Ivory, Blush and Coral. Create FITTING. You can be sure that W s - UNION PUE».' the garment you buy fits you ‘What ShaU We Do Tonlgfatf’ TEANSPOKT, DRIVE-SAFE, FARGO FLYER— SINGER VAN, SOLID J / THAT'S ITl an appealing aiu'a, when you NASSIPP ARMS CO. 991 Main Why not have dlimer at LA TERMINAL- THAT'S i f / . choose COLOGNE and PER to perfection, because a Street, is headquarters for 1.00 F^Mb^ilth' Oir 'opeclaUy *1“ pr^e the GYM 8UPPUBS. Of- ^ f ^ e e t^ ’T'a^^SS priced now at $3.60 ($0 value). garment tor yoitf In- floui equipment for students of ™ s IS the “TABU” DUET. Manchester schools and State gance pervades throughout, ^as nicely gift boxed, too. comfort, what satisfaction,” trade schools iivclude regulatton you’ll say. a tempting menu is presented. shorts and jerseys plus roomy Hie seasoning and the service OZM BAGS also sturdy sneak­ Ready to work for You wUl please you, as will the ers and rriated needs for ath­ prices at LA STRADA. Hie old bugaboo of Fall letic events. A complete range WELDON'S Housecleaning has lost its pow­ of sizes in stock now at the NAS- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES end FRANK RIDGEWAY er to tire you. JOHNSON PAINT SIFF’s ARMS CO. The Inquirer MULTIPLE CO., 723 Mialn Street has the GOOD HEAUB^S! STOPTHE I ear HOUSECLEANINO AIDS of VITIMINS every description to save your CAPTAIN] ENGINES] STDPTfE ENGINES j CAUGHT IN AN ONE-A-DAY time and energy. This year why AAAANHA6 not houseclean the modem way, B TFK i OFFSHORE WINTHROP CURRENT] BY DICK CAVALU the easy way with the moat de­ SICH7ED "Pretty up'' * pendable products on die ADRIFT O O O O O O 2.98 market avaUaUe at JOHNSON IN THE T H A T W A ^ A GOOD I t h in k : i l l 3NEAIC ALL CIGNT/ 5 1 p'jnif I . NAP... BLTTMV o a r fC<2 A BREATH PAINT^OO. Oome In tor “HE­ SEA] WHO WASHED WELDON DRUG CO. LENE’S WAX" that lets you HEAP FEBLe- A OFASR. THE WINDOW your home UTTLE3TOFFV. W H IL E I £ clean and poUsh In HALP a d 'Z S spired by originals in the l^nnsylvania Farm NICKEL. DOLLAR C u m a t iLdis Vhhey Ba., and aw CAPTAIN EASY innted in typi<^ Pennsylvania Dutch colora 4 BY LESLIE TURNER . . . red, blue, green and yellow. Only ?1 each tAen voure WHY NOT? THEYRE MOVIMQ THE DEAP SET ON s o YOU'RE NO. IF t h e y l e a r n Are you LONPOM BRIPSE TO ARIZONA! LEAVING TO TYCOON J.B MtKEE WANTS The 8-ln. Hex Signs, in a wide choice of ge^ ACOUIRIMG AM ------, WELL. I'VE HEARD OF ONE BUY IT,EH? IT THEY'LL ASK AN OUT­ OLP CABTLE ANP DISMANTLE \ FOR SALE THAT'S IPEAL! metric and animal and bird desi^^ are part CAM PUS or MOAT. 5UH ft IT STONE BY RAGEOUS PRICE'. YOl/LL of the legend of the early IW yli^ia -6T0M& ANP GO ANP BUY IT CHBAPl A IWteh settlers. They pdriW •Notfiwl|lat a Not a fall CAREER bifif bams, on dowor cheats and birth wd • Not a wig mSrriage certificates. Weatherproof sUk bound? «-it screed on hardboard so you can us© them 1009$ ITAUAN HUMAN H/tfit inside or out... on the gable ends of your MADE IN ITALY The right clothas BY BOB LUBBERS home, garage, tod shed, bam; to Pretty up ROBIN MAI^PNE your den, children's room, playroom, WtehOT can halp you get MKCE KENMEOyS walte or wha1>have-you. |1.25. L ^ g er 16-in. The Sensational o ff to a flying HITS MADAME SHARK'S VILLA size for $2.25 and a 24rln. size, big enough starti So plan for a coffee table top, $6.50. New, Revolutionary to come In very c ua tr m The Dutchman's Thermometer will accurate­ Instant Hairdo soon to see whet’s LITTLE SPORTS ly tell you "how hot or cold it makes.'' Tem- up-to-the-minute BY R0U80N Mrature range from Zero to 100. Choice of with exclusive ^ In fashion for youl wood finishes, $4.76, Snap-On Feature INTRODUCED IN N. Y. Hexology Booklet, only SOc Mon., 'Tues., Wed., 10 A.M.-6 P.M. And so you’ll know all about Hex Signs, Q Q 05 Thurs., Fri., 10 A.M.-9 P.M. there’s a Hexology Booklet written with a re g .$ S 5 .0 0 , . AFJD BJieSEKS A SECOHD EXPL06I0M B ^it of good humor and understanding by Mft MAIN STREET Sat., 9:80 A.M.-5:80 P.M. THAT d io m THE ■iTCroPOS* H.O. SKV-HIGH.' jMob and Jane Zook; profusely illustrated. LOVfLY IJAOY aao MBAUTY SALON Opposite Conn. Golf Land T w ■ ‘f ‘ ».V:

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t h e ; Altitude Testing Center Herald Angle Pinch Hitter for Pinch Hitter Delivers, By Tough on Some Athletes E lA R L Y O S T Orioles Cut Tigers Lead to Four Games Rogers' easy workout Includ­ clliq>ed one-half second off the le cell anemia or toe sickling SpoTta Editor SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, ed a two-mlle run, three 220s of American 800-meter record In trait caused by abnormality of NEW YORK (AP) — ham«r with oim on and one out ■tomped Cleveland 7-1 and the waa aent up to plndi hit to r Lar- U, suited the home run power Wilbur Wood, 1 0 -*,who Oalif. (AP) — ’The 7,877- around 26 seconds, 10 or 16 min­ an Intrasquad meet July 27, oxygen-carrying hemoglobin. Chanidiig Trends in Pro BaD Those nitty firritty ballplay- Oriole* to a b-s New Tort Yankees stopped Cal- r y Haney, Oakland swiUdied to in tl^a nightcap, both connecting worked out of a bases toadedj foot altitude o f the Efcho utes over the hurdles, and Jog­ says the altitude hasn’t both­ Sickle cell disease occurs al­ * . ... .MH. / Victory over Oakland In the tfonla 2-0 before torinf 2^) in left-halider WSrren Bo*l#. against Aker In the fifth Inning, none out Jam In the ninth, g «^ ging another mile. ered him. most exclusively in the Negro It’s interesting^ what trends the head coaches in the who g a .ve their all for opener of a twi-night doubie- afternoon contests. At night, Continuing the game of {ds- and Dave Johnson stole home the victory, Summit training and test­ "I feel wonderful now,” Rog­ “ I took It easy the first two race.. It pulls the red blood cells Nationid Fdotball League are loo4cing forward to this the team — that’s a bell- header, Minnesota blasted Washington toonlng, BalUmore Ibnoger during a three-nm fourth In- ing center for Olympic ers says. But he’s taking It slow­ days—Just Jogged—then I went Into a characteristic sickle 7-1 after losing 2-0 In a twl- Eari Weaver called oii Ret- ning rally as the Orioles won t w iNS-BENATORS season. From a recent survey, ^blicist Harold Rosen- player’s ballplayer.' **** Orioiea won the Games candidates hit hurd­ er on the workouts. into my normal workouts,” Far­ shape and reduces thoir ability D..* ...... nightcap 7-2 and Detroit lost to nighter. tenmund. their 17th game In 24 outings...... - 1 thal passes along these capsule replies. rell says. His experience is typi­ to ferry oxygen to body tissues. O'* Chtolgo White Sox 2-1, BalU- • , , , Bruce took’* U»ree-nm doubMf ler Russ Rogers right on "That first day bad luck for- another pinch hitter and ^ ‘Hte 2S-year-oId right-handed cal of many of the 200-]dus ath­ High altitude, vritere oxygen o r i ener when Mike BpMeln |u Rogers, 27, also broke a molar DON SHCLA, BalUmore _ . . „ . that felled him. but afterward—oh, man! chest ygen administered after toe More flexlbUlty In formations against the St. Louis Cards, pearances for the Baltimore Or­ The 'ngers hriped along the Bando unloaded eolo homers In Wally Bunker, another recall threw lew to first. leadoff single In the eightk that had to be replaced by a "The humidity la unusuaUy pain, dizziness, nausea,” says race. . . .that Is, more variety of tried out for the AUanta Fal- ioles by coming off the bench, cut down by giving the White the seventh for the A ’e. from the minors this year, took The teams had traded fifth in- ruined Dean CXiance’s bid for a bridge. very low here.” says Dr. Wil­ Kemp, who had been In camp a "Funny thing. It doesn’t Mt won the label Tuesday idght. Sox the wlnidng run In the nlntti Blefary singled with one out care of the nightcap with a six- nlng run* as Norm Cash blasted no-hitter, end Bemie Allen fol-;. "I thought I was taking It formatlons and increased use of cons last summer but failed to liam P. Plummer. ’’The boys month. "I felt like I’d been hit you till after the race," Evans Rettenmund, recenUy recidled Inning to second baseman Tom In the ninth off losing right- hitter In his first start since his 20th homer for the Tigers low with his fifth homer. Camllo easy compared to workouts at men-ln-moUon. make the grade. He came home sweat heavily but don’t realize on the side of the head with a says. "I had chest pains—my from the minor leagues, MAtchick’s throwing error. hander Jack Aker, 8-8, and when Aug. 7. He is 2-0. and Tommy Davis stroked s Pascual, 12-8, allowed only fouf HOW DOES THAT GRAB YOU? — *1710 Houston work of their defensive unit is any sign. Left, Ken lower levels,” said toe Grand It.” He prescribes salt taUets baseball bat." lungs were really burning. But to New York and hooked on aiammed his first major league Off in the distance Boston left-handed Ellrod Hendricks Blefary and Don Buford, No. run-scoring single tor the Sox. hits for the triumph. > Oilers, Eastern Dhriaion winners in the AFL last Houston pounces on ball carrier. Right, Gary Gut- Street Boys Club (New York) JIM DOOLEY, C ^ ca ^ ^ — Weetdieetor Bulls and ------season, are apparently bent on repeating, if the athlete, a member of last year's and lots of liquids. Doctors Immediately took after five minutes of oxygen I More shifting backflelds singer displays a similar bit of tackling. Army Opl. Tom Farrell, who blood samples to check for sick­ was all right." sat around picking up splinters Pan-American team. the " I ” formation and more ^Guy Who Could Take My Place? men-in-motion. until the Oianta called up Randy Passed Up Olympic Tryouts' _____ ■ I Mlnnler. Today, Blye figures Sports Briefs Weekly Feature Nine-Hole Mark Church-Dusty All-Stars BLANTON COLLIER, Cleve- protnlnenUy In the plans of Latest to ocMeve a bole-in- land —More use of the play- Head Coach AlUe Sherman . , . 'Hed by Wddind G M D u t i e s one at the Manchester Coun­ action i>ass. Friday night the Harlem y/iz- New ‘Willie Mays’ Lew Alcindor Happy Outlast Rec Squad^ 32-31 try an b 1* Al Sleffert Jr. Vacationing to Maine, Joe ------ards will face the UCcnn AU- PROVIDBNCSD, R.I. (AP) — Church-Dusty took a rest In The local youngster need Wekltod, fine* local golfer, tied Was it basketball, football or Player-oooch David CrolgMon the fourth inning and didn’t TOM LANDRY, Dallas — Stors in a betwfit basketball the 167-yard llftta hole yester­ the nine-hole course record at track? Continued movement toward the game at the ManstMd Train- Sparks for Giants also win be general manager day using an eight iron. the Piscatlgus Country d u b In Guess again, it was a soft- score but sent 17 men to the multiple offense. tog Center at 8 o’clock. Pro- this year for toe Providence With Summer W ork He was playing In a two­ Guilford, Maine. The younefster ball gaime, believe It or not, be­ ptate in the fifth fraime tor 13 ceede will enter the Learn to NEW YORK (AP) — B o ^ Bonds reminds WiHie Reds of toe ,Americsn Hockey NEW YORK (AP) —Lew Al- rector of toe project. "If you some with Tom Casaltoo. shot a fine 82 over toe par 84 tween toe Rec All-Stars and runs on 11 Mts. They kept the Play Center Fund . . . Latest to League. The ace kept Intact the re­ pace moving right Into the sixth JOE SCHMIDT, Detroit — Mays o f a youngster named WilHe Mays. The Chicago ctodor, who could now he get­ can get atoletes to say the same layout. the ChurchJJusty All-Stars. enter the GHO include Dave The Sg-jreor • old center was ting ready to lead the U.S. bas­ cent one-a-week feature at inning as 15 men paraded to More running plays In obvious thing that religious leaders and Weklind paired toe second, There were 63 runs, 65 hits and ElcbMbetgfer, Bob Cole, Labron Cubs will tell you the resemblance is frighteningr. named to toe new poet Tueo- ketball team In toe Olympics, Is the club. the dish for 11 runs on nine situations because ot Bonda, San Francisco’s prom­ educators are saying, toey’ll lis­ fourth, seventh and ninth holes. 13 errors. Oh yes, Church-Dus­ Harris and Ted Makalena. day by owner Louis A. Fieri, working Instead with toe under­ hits. the probable use of the five- ising rookie outfielder, cracked ten.” He la vacationing at Sebec ty defeated Rec, 32-31, In the Charlie Sifford will be back to who said Creighton had been privileged youngsters of New back defense. a pair of homers and knocked to stool. WllUs Smith, who made The objectives of Operation Lake with toe Dimlnlco twins, slugfeast. Players collecting homers d^«id at Wethersfield Sept 4- given a thrss-year contract to York. Boycott Likely six runs Tuesday night as the his first pitching appearance for Sports Rescue are to instill self­ Joe and Pete, both fine golfers, It was rescheduled from one were Dave WMte (2), Jim 8 . . . Barry Shockley, farmer succeed Sylvester Clegg Jr., surging Giants whipped the the Cuba as a late-lnntog rellev- " I don’t know of anything Pve pride in youngsters of toe OSLO, Norway (AP) —The Wally Fortin, progTam director week ago tor the annual Jim­ Breen, Marsh Potter, ^ b Co- PHIL BENOTSON, Green Blast Catholic High giidder, is Cube 8-4. i er, tagged BoUn for a two-nm who resigned two weeke ago. done yet that’s been more re­ street, to Impress on them the possibility of a boycott o f the for toe Recreation Department, my F\md Night vriilch rain lumbe and Clay Nlvlson for the Bay —No real changes. one of 21 football returning let- The 22-year-old speedster, re- homer to the ninth. Creighton, who was named warding,” he says. "We know value of remaining In school, to Mexico City Olympics took a bdg Ken Tomezuk, Al Noeke and shortened after an inning and Church-Dusty. Dave Slbrlnsz, termen at Trinity College. ceoUy singled out by teammate • • • toe AHI/s moot valuable play­ what we’ve done has worked. underscore the value of inde­ step toward reality Monday Jim Wilson. one half. Dave Solomonson, Burt Basker- GEORGE ALLEN, Loe An­ Shockley Is a 5-11, 190-i>ound Mays as "the guy vriio could RKD8 -PHIL8 — er and tied for top honors as It’s been that good. It’s wonder­ pendence by acquiring marketa­ night when Norway's Olympic There were 14 home runs and vUle (2), Bill Maher, Don Stand- senior from South Windsor . . . ble skills, and to encourage The Diminlcoe and Weklind geles — PoBslbly a bit more take my idace,’’ accounted for Toity Clontoger blanked the coach of the year, oold he plan­ ful.” Committee voted to break all 14 ground rule doubles where ish (2) and Ron Allen connected youngsters to take an active are all low handicap golfers. the ball did not clear the sec­ man-in-motlon. Andover Townlee aottbaU teem five runs with Ms fourth and PhUlles on tour Hts, struck out ned to continue os a full-time This is toe same man who not sports relations with toe five oc­ circuit blows for the Rec. part in community affairs. The trio was invited by Piscatl- ond fence. Talk about something will face the Blast Haittord fifth homers after delivering li and clubbed a tbi«e-run dou- coach and a part-time player. long ago said of Ms decision not cupation powers to Czechoslova­ Leading hitters were Georg® Among toe athletes wc:-klng g:us Pro Andy Anderson to play ridiculous and a scorer’s night­ Dovdettee In a twinblll Sunday one with a bases-loaded ground Me In the Reda* abc-run fourth, to try out for the Olympic bas­ kia until further notice. May (4-7), WMte (4-6), Potter BUD GRANT, JfinnesoU — at the elementary school firid in on the project in addition to Al­ in a Pro-Am In Bangor. m are! out. It was the Reds’ ninth straight ketball team: The committee said It fully €C G A Prexy (4-6), Columbe (6-6), Nivlson Continuation of the tendency Andover starting at 1 o’clock Joins Celtics cindor are Emmette Bryant of Joe Dimlnlco also did pretty Church-Dusty took an early 8- BNew York Giants, Tom Hoo­ ing a 26-inch, four and one-half first inning and three In the w aeUut to­ at 6:30 sharp. Members are ask­ was unable to field a team. The of Directors at the plate in the third for the Rec, Church- - M e . t , . y „uo.v p«.pu.,.y L i f i c u D * * * FIBATEfi-BBAVES— Concerted Action Tort Knloke. ‘S j ShuffUng ConHnues Sports Rescue along with other gether,” said one of toe project ed to contact toelr captains as win gave FftP toe Alumni title, Manchester Country coUecUng three of Its eight Dusty 431 0 13 11 0—32 36 7 from teams with good »uu- ^ OIANTS-CUB8 — Dmm dendenon reached first n .. . doubles, trii^es, walks and stol- ______L O ______famous atoletes. Teams each officials. unofficially, with an 8-2 record. homers to that frame. Rec 21 11 2 7 5 3—31 29 6 pass balance and excepUonaUy ^ Bonds, who set a modem ma- on a tMrd-strike wild pitch to soon as possible. Chib. en bases. . .Poll of NFL and FHlback Named headed by an atolete talk to Operation Sports Rescue is fast split and flanker men. Jor league record by Mtttog a qpen the Uth at AtlanU. He ______AFL players by Sport reveal youngsters in small groups. sponsored by the Mayor’s Ur- grand slam homer in his first took second Maxie Williams and Norm CHARLEY WINNER, St. Lou- the bug hit Mm tentimaUy walked, bringing up Jim Hart's two-run single to sooritg stogies by Jim Wynn concerted action I've ever seen Denver Broncos of toe American BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — the sixth capped the Giants' at- and Rusty Staub and a sacrifice said manager Ralph Houk, but The Miami Dolphins wdll go as Evans arc in their fourth. U -I don’t look for many of- ff,,**^**!: • f*®*’ "I thought about It after I Smith. Football League. tack, enabling BoUn to breexe to fly by Denis Menke completed he wasn’t about to knock the far tolB year as toelr young fenalve changes, although we fouled off the first pltMi, and I "I know Andrews is a heads- Then there's rookie Larry Ms seventh victory In 11 dect- the deciding rally. result. The New Yorkers, down­ players and toelr mile and a Csonka, who’s forcing Mitchell s i c Clioice may see a UtUe more use of Just decided Tm going to Last N i^ t’s man-in-motlon or floor forma' pre-season drills and wHl re- "f***"- trodden for most of the season, American League quarter run will take them. out of a Job. Csonka is a 286- turn again next summer. "We *«***-’ " 8*n*th said. won six of the nine and battled W, L. Pet. SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Manu­ The DolpMns, who won more pouhd brute from Syracuse who G have no contract with Fair- He did, everybody was safe, * i®** *” *“ -with to a IMrmlng tie in another, Detroit 82 60 .621 (a el Ramoe, 208%, Mexico City, games—seven—than any other looks as if he soon will be as field,” General Manager Ray and before the taring was over "“ *'®, ***® ***“ *, 8<>t past Selma Went Experimenting bringing them to the sought-af­ Baltimore 78 64 .691 4 .vj^u pro football expansion team in dangerous a runner as Jim DICK NOLAN, San Fran- w^lah of the Giants told m e,” the Red Sox had four runs en the pitcher s mound, stopped Mary Franklin, 186, ter .600 mark with a 66-66 rec­ Bolton 71 62 .664 u % .? . toe first two years, believe they Nance Md Hoyle Granger, cisco —More variety —differ- ^ understandli* that vie route to a 7-1 victory over It did, being {daced so per- San Francisco, 4. ord. Cleveland 71 64 .626 18% r can do even better 111 toe Ameri­ If he comes anywhere near ent sets, perhaps more {day ac- the facUlUe* as l« jg as Cleveland, pushing them a full fecUy that Reg^e beat It out, And Finally Ends Loss Skein HOUSTON —Manny Gonzal­ Oakland 67 86 .604 u % es, 149%, Houston, knocked out can League this season, and that level, he’ll make a good 15 CUBIC FT. tkm giving the quarterbacks a camp doesn’t Interfere with game ahead of the Indians In leaving the bases loaded. Ployd Stan Bahnsen, 13-9, and Steve iJcUBIC FT. New York 66 66 they’re counting on toelr train­ R o b ^ n ’foU w ed ’v r it o 'a ' t^ ^ ~ '"*« “ P ®«® * ^ « «v®n three Hamilton combined to blank the .600 16 -VA. t Leroy Roberts, 168%, Philadel­ companion for Griese In Mi­ wider variety of weapons. university acUvlUes,”. . .Look their battle for tMrd place. Minnesota 83 ing camp routine to help. ,h* run storie, and Smith eventual- “ ®*® **’®*^ winning, the rune, to find out why I ’d lost'A ngels, In Tuesday’s opener, 70 .474 1»%--, phia, 6. ami’s attack. ------tor the price of Giant tickets Mike Andrews led California 60 For approximately the first ly scored the fourth run of the w®®***®*' was refreshing, the St. the sUder. I got two quick ouU Bahnsen siscattered six Mt* to 74 .448 28 't BEAUMONT. Tex.—Paul Pat- The quarterback took over YOUR OTTO GRAHAM, Washing- to go up next season. Since 1966 tMrd vrith a douMe. two weeks of practice, the Dol- nd r w ^ ‘ ****‘**8 ®” ® wUd throw. ^®*® Cardinals weren't Mtttog, and then they got two MU.” seven toni CMcago 66 77 .412 27 In, 104, Highlands, Tex., early last season when John Sto- ton —No great changes, but there has been only one In- pMns dally ran a mile and a Wash’n. 60 80 .886 81 knocked out Tony Montano, 170, fa broke his ankle and Improved might find more wide <^n for- crease in hard-to-get Giant du- ed”s e c ^ * on % ie ” thrcw^**aii Ray Culp held the Ind ans to “ *^ ® ** ®*P«ri- And pinch Mtter Johnny Ekl- t*^®w two perfect frames to re- quarter around toe perimeter of Today’s Games Phoenix, Ariz., 0. with each game. He finished as CHOICE matloos. cats. Andrews went t o third. After four hits In breezing to Ids 10th wards got the bases loaded by fanning five of the six bat- toelr camp. It was part of a new New York (Stottlemyre 17-10) toe league’s fifth best passer ------^------victory in 15 decisions. And that's when Selma got In being hit by a pitch. ters he faced. conditioning program Instituted at CMcogo (Horten 9-11 or Ny­ Btatlstically, completing 60 per The Red Sox scored three trouble. Selma went back to Ms ®*** Robinson tii]4ed and man 0-0 ), night ■«, by Coach George Wilson. more run* to the seventh on all started after Selma lost fastball, against fastball-Mttlns: Mickey Mantle’s ground ball got cent of his passes. CalUomia (ElUs 10-9) at De« The routine also Included two singles by Carl Yastrxemskl *>l® sUder. "I had a good faM- Lqu Brock. Selma blew a third *>*ro home with a first-lnnlng run i. r\r-T.i_ scrimmages a day. Paralleling Griese's progress and Jerry Adair, a walk, an *>®*** curve and ellder,” Selma atrlko post Brock. But he never ®**‘* ***® Yanks added another WA.hin»t/»i w HUNTING "I definitely was taking a was his favorite receiver, Clan­ choose the tenific error and Russ Gibson’s socri- explained after the Meta beat aia out why he lort the ®“ C*yJimmy Warren and -Dick sure exacUy who will play with two out I’d try to work on third off loser Lony Jaster. omlth fired a one-hitter — Joe x Westmoreland. Warren didn’t National League should help throughout toe sea­ where tonight when the surpris- my sUder.” Selma explained: "I Then he drove to two runs in Pepltone’s sJxtli-lnnlng Woop M t e C R E A R y LINE O FTROUBILE son. miss a defensive play all season tog Oakland Athletics come In figured If (Julian) Javier and the Mels’ three-run fourth. elngle. ' ' W. L. Pot. OB. f \ ^ St. Louie Trolling can cause even toe What they got last year also wMle Westmoreland missed just for the opener of a two-game (Dal) MaxvUIe got on I’d go Jerry Groto knocked to the 83 60 .024 FEATURES FEATURES Messersmlth came on with the best behaved of fisMng lines to helped—experience. one and also tied for toe league series. back to my fastball.” other run. San Fran. 71 00 .642 11 bases loaded In the sixth and The Dolphins are a young lead In Interceptions with 10. *Lorg« bin stores up to -Glont zaro-dagraa fraazer Williams, who has been mov- WMch Is a pretty dartog out- ______Cincinnati 69 69 .689 11% act like a teen-ager doing toe struck out pinch Mtter Mickey Chicago team and are In the process of They're back this year, but 8 H tbs. of lco,230 cubos. holda up to 147 Ibt., original equipmint quality tog Ma players around in order look for any pitcher facing th e ______69 66 .616 14% "«’ twist. ManUe for the tMrd out. AUanta growing up together. Tom Beler Isn’t. Beler, In Ms ^Almost twlco tho copority to rest them one-by-one, said Cardinals. And It’s eqyeclally 84 ae .486 To prevent twisted and fouled 'Exclualva Jet Freeze lea at a price For example, quarterback second year, was slated to start yot fits somo floor ipoco o b Rick Reichardt doubled and Pittsburgh 04 68 .486 lines caused by trolling, toe compartment. Sub-zaro olr la Joe Foy would be back at tMrd daring for a man who went Into 18%, • Bob Griese, halfback Jack Har­ at safety, but the Army got to old 8 or 9 cu. ft. rofrlgor- Casper Enters scored on Tom Egan's single Houston 82 71 .466 fisMng experts at Mercury out­ blown over Ice troya firat When you drive s csr equipped with these base tonight, with Dalton Jones the game with a five-game loe- 21 •” * per, split end Jack Clancy and him first and wants Mm for toe otors (1948-52) In the fourth and singled home PhUa’pMa 60 70 boards offer a few ideas that (or axtro-foat freezing. fine tires, you’ll be amazed at th* riding com­ probaMy moving over to first ing streak, Billy Casper will be trying .462 21% guard Charlie Fowler are In next two seasons. and Yastrzemskl back to Ms "You hate to lose a Mtutout,” Vic DavallUo, who had tripled, New York 01 78 .466 22% .«| lessen this ever present prob­ * Swing out Froozor ondt fort and driving control thsy give you. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN PAGE THnmr-six MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 Trailm — THERE OlIGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and W H IP P L E Halp WanfwS— Hdp Wonfd Mato 36 MobilG HonMS 6-A 35 PAINTERS — Must be ex­ Grid Vets Cut, Seek Reruns to Get New Chance CLASSIFIED PART-TIME bookkeeper for perienced only, full or part- END OF SEASON contracting firm. General of­ time. Call 644-0842. NEW YORK (AP) — A three-year starter at defen­ day in Green Bay before an caule sterotyped during nine line.-'. The talesman asks Kra­ booted more than 20 field goals Elsewhere, Philadelphia, hard Wasblngton’s plans to try fice work, benefits. Call Wilson SPECIAL VSnce • Lomtxardi has be- sive tackle, Harris was switxdied audience of executives from 86 seasons as Packer field boss. mer about Lombardi and Kra­ during his college day* at Sac­ hit by injuries, acquired full­ Heisman T n ^ y winner Gary Electrical Co., 840-4817. to offense in training camp but Midwestern companies. Involves "He was very convincing," mer replies; ADVERTISING C5om€ a movie star in a film ramento State. back Larry Conjar, a former B^ban at halfback in Hiursday An Excellent Opportunity lost out to rookie Sam Walton. a salesman in need of a victory said Lee Remmel, a Green Bay "He doesn't have ulcers, but Kramer is the leading candi­ Notre Dame star, from Cleve­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1968 Nimrod Riveras with called Second Effort but The Jets said he will return to who turns to Lombardi for ad­ sports writer turned crlti|0 for he's a carrier." night's exMblUon against De­ Sleepera and Spare Tlrea An excellent opportunity for date for the Job vacated by the land for an undisclosed ISM 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ATTENTION a mem who has completed Jim Harris and Claude defense as backup man for John vice. the occasion. On the field, the Packers took troit were shelved when the for­ (Entire '68 Rental Fleet) retirement of Don Chandler. draft choice. The Browns in high school. Preferably Ortib are starring in a EHiott. The salesman is played by an Jerry Kramer, a guard for the a look at rookie fdaeeklcker mer UCLA quarterback pulled a From $660 HOUSEWIVES Fullback Chuck Mercein and de­ turn picked up veteran center with previous business ex­ real-life drama entitled The Los Angeles Rams of the actor. Lombardi is cast as Lom­ Packers, has a role in the film Mike Clemons, recently cut by fensive end Frank Winkler are hamstring muscle In {mMstloe. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Bob Whitlow on waivers from perience to learn the busi­ Second Chance. National Football League bardi, a role in which he be- and gets oft one of the better Cincinnati of the A FL Clemons other ppasiblMUes. He probably won't play at all. 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATIOIB McDonald's Is now employ­ Pittsburgh. CAMPER TOWN, INC. ness end of a commercial WMle Lombardi was giving dropped Crabb last week but in­ Deadline for Saturday and Monday ia 4:80 p.m. Friday. ing women, work part-time bakery. The Job will consist Upa on salesmanship in his new vited him back because Chuck ROUTE 140 (NORTH ROAD) while your children are at venture, tackle Harris and de­ Lamson must undergo surgery school, hours 11-2 or 11-3, of some clerical functions fensive back Crabb were going on an ip]\ired knee. Your Dollars Go Further af Sears PLEASE READ YOUR AD BAST WINDSOR, American Football League club centrate on his duUes as general by "make good” Inaertion. FIRST NATIONAL Tuesday when nobody claimed manager. garage for rent $10. (^11 647- STORES, INC. him. The movie, previewed Tues­ Sears 1461. h e PARK & OAKLAND AVES. GARAGE for rent. $7 monthly, T OFFICE GAMG s m 643-2711 875-3136 CRIHGELV'S CAREER IS (Bockvine, Ton Free) good for storage. Vicinity SALESWOMEN EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Maple St., 643-8686. LIKE A RAZOR BECAUSE MES AeWA/S IN HOT WATER BETWEEN SCRAPES - MotorcyelM— SMORTEM Desire mature saleswomen PART - TIME Trouble Beaching Our Advertiiir? Bicyetes 11 with some experience in boys and girls wear, for COLLEGE and HIGH SCHOOL HONDA Super Hawk, SOS cc, days or three evenings per STUDENTS 24-Hour Answering Service excellent condition, many Bunding— Musical— Dromotie 30 Holp WontMl— week. Ideal working condi­ extras, $860. Call 648-0374. tions. Apply Youth Centre Contraeting 14 PIANO INSTRUCmON in my Famal* 35 Work at McDonald’s in your Free to Heraid Beaders Stores. Manchester Park- spare lime. We have open­ 1966 HONDA 806 cc, very nice n e WTON H. SMITH A SON — home, 166 McKee Street, 049- ade. tVftiit Information on one of our classified adverttsementsT condition, completely custom- Remodeling, repairing, addl- 9679. ings for after school and No answer at the telephone lIstedT Simply call the Ized. Beet offer accepted. Call tlons, rec rooms, garages, weekends, hours are flex­ ible. Apply In person. 648-8819. porches and roofing. No Job RELIABLE WOMAN needed to EDWABDS 1966 YAMAHA, 260 cc Scrambl- too small. Call 649-8144. Help WcmfMl— CLERK babysit for two small children, five days a week. Prefer to DRIVE-IN er, 6-speed transmlselon, ex- CARPENTRY— concrete steps. F«mai« 35 MCDONALD’S bring children to babysitter's ANSWEBING SEBYIGE cellent condition, $360. Call floors, hatchways, remodeling, TYPIST 43 W. Center St., Manchester home. Write Box "KK,’’ Man­ 649-9917 after 6 p.i4. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ chester Herald. 649^)500 875-2519 ings, attics finished, rec HOUSEWIVES Excellent job opportunity 1967 T-lOOC motorcycle, BOO cc’s. for a qualified typist either and leave your meaaage. You’U hear from our advertiser In rooms, formica, ceimmlc. Oth­ THE MANCHESTER Home­ SALAD-PANTRY man wanted, End-«f.SMSon CLEARANCE Excellent condition. Call be­ part-time or full-time. Must |lg time without spending all evening at the telephone. er related work. No Job too makers Service. Inc. Is seeking general kitchen work and clean tween 6 and 7 p.m.» 648-0763. BACK TO WORK be high school graduate and mi small. Dan Moran, Builder. mature women with skills in up. Also dishwasher wanted. have good figure aptitude. Evenings 649-8880. File Clerks home management, care of Please apply In person. Gas Good wages, pleasant work­ Automobilos For Sol* 4 Typists children, the elderly and the Light Restaurant, 30 Oak St., Wanttd Auto— HOMES, GARAGES, porches, ing conditions, excellent 1906 MUSTANG, 2-door hard- Secretaries-Stenographers sick. Part-time work at a good Manchester. rec rooms, room additions, Bookkeepers benefit prt>gram. Apply HEBALD top, 6 cylinder, automatic. Ex- Motoreyetes 12 hourly rate plus the satisfac­ kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Keypimch Operators cellent condiUon. Call after 6, WANTED —Top brackets for eral repair work. Financing tion of community service. Phone 643-9611 between 9-4. BOY to work In store after BOX LETTEBS 643-6632. 1924 Model T Ford Roadster. available. No down payment. Temporary — Never a Fee school. Reed’s Inc., 643-7167. Economy Builders, Inc. 048- Highest rates. Work a day, FIRST NA’nONAL 1966 FORD, F-350 with 36,000 Call 649-4261. PART-TIME WOMAN for F or Y ou r 6169. week, or month. S'TORES, INC. miles, 8 ply tires and many snack bar, hour.s evenings 6- Inform atkm extras. In excellent condition. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- PARK & OAKLAND AVES. 11, Apply In person. Vernon Opportunity Unlimited Price $2,000. Call 876-1016 after Businoss Sorvicts STAFF BUILDERS Lanes, Rt. 83, Vernon. THE HERALD will not modeling specialist. Additions, EAST HARTFORD Due to recent promotions, 6 p.m. dlscloee the identity of OffMvd 13 rec rooms, dormers, porches, 11 Asylum St., Hartford we have an excellent open­ any advertiser using box cabinets, formica, built - ins, 1967 PONTIAC Tempest con­ YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-1. 278-7610 ing (or a man to be trained S A V E 941.95 letters. Readers answer­ bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. Help Wanted— Mole 36 in sales and management. vertible, 17,000 original miles. (Jellars, attics, yards, drive­ DRIVERS (or school buses. ing blind box ads who Good salary while training desire to protect their Standard shift, radio plus ral­ ways sealed £uid small truck­ Manchester schools, 7:30-8:46 EXPERIENCED custodian $229.95 Economy Auto Air Conditionors with salary and commission Identity can—follow this ly wheels, maroon wlUi black ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- (COSMETICIAN, experienced a.m., 2;16-3:46 p.m. Excellent wanted (or part-time work eve­ after training period. Excel­ INSTALLED procedure: top. Call 247-7817 after 5 p.m. mano Trucking Service toll- Roofing ond full Ume, storewide benefits. part-Ume for third shift, house­ nings. Must be over 21. (Jail Cool it with Sears budget^priced lent opportunity for ad­ free. 742-9487. Chimneys 16-A Apply In person, Arthur’s Drug wives, retired persons. We 646-5334. air conditioner. 2-spe^ blower gM Enclose your reply to the 1960 RAMBLER American. vancement. Company vehi­ box In an envelope — Store, 942 Main Street, Man­ train you. 643-2414. JOURNEYMAN electrician and Pro Grid Outlook: Buffalo and two 4-way adjustable louv- 9 1 m IK m iC Ideal second car, 22 miles per SHARPENING Service — Saws. ROOFING — Specializing chester. cle furnished, all employe address to the (jlassl- helper, paid vacation and bene­ ers cool car quickly. A (eld Manager, Manchester gallon. Asking $225. Must be knives, axes, shears, skates, pairing roofs of all kinds, benefits. For this better Evening Herald, together seen. (Jail 872-4737. rotary blades. Quick service, roofs, gutter work, chimneys WOMAN for dry cleaning store NURSE'S AIDE 11-7 shift full fits. WllMn Electrical Co., 649- than average opportunity, 4817. with a memo listing the Capitol Equipment Co., 38 cleaned and repaired, 30 years full time, steady work. (Call be­ or part-time. 649-4619. apply Bills Appear in Trouble, 1963 FAIRLANE 600 sporte experience. Free estimates. companies you do NOT Main St., Manchester. Hours tween 9 and 12, ask for Mr. EXPERIENCED cashier and want to see your letter. coupe, 4-speed transmission, dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9, Call Howley 643-6361, 644- Gray, 643-7264. SINGER CO. radio, heater. Can be seen at stock work, mornings. Apply Need Anti-injury Spray" Tour letter will be de­ Saturday 7:30-4. 643-7958. 8333. stroyed If the advertiser 223 School St., 649-8778. GIRLS WANTED full and part- EAST OF THE RIVER Popular Market, Grocery 856 Main St.. Mnnche.stcr NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) Is one you’ve mentioned. CARPENTER — experienced, time for counter work. Good Dept., 725 E. Middle Tpke. Dan Darragh is a top rookie FREE Installation 1966 (CHRYSLER, automatic Part-time Evening Hours quarterback," CMlier said. If not It will be handled all types of work. Reasonable. working conditions. Apply in — After hearing about the Buf­ power steering and brakes, V- Moving— rucking— DRIVERS for school buses, 7 ;20 m EIJHANIC’S helper, part-time, (Jollier, however, also admit­ In the usual manner. (Call anytime, 646-1737. person Bonanza Steak House, falo Bills' latest physical mis­ 8, 301 cubic inches, good con­ Keypunch Operators - 9 a.m. and 2:16 - 3:45 p.m. ted Flores has been handi­ ______1------Sforage 20 287 West Middle Tpke., Man­ 7-11 evenings. Apply In person. dition, best offer, 643-2938. Bolton Schools. Excellent part- haps, a well-wisher said to capped by a lack of work so far SERVICE when you need It. chester. Vernon Lanes, Rt. 83, Vernon. Complete sharpening service, MANCHESTEIR Delivery—light If you have experience in time for third shift workers, re­ Coach Joe Collier, "Good luck.” because of a sore shoulder. Lost and Found 1 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, black' sun- hand and power mowers. trucking and package delivery. NURSES AID — housekeeper. our field, why not use It. We tired persons. Will train you. "We don't need any luck,” "But we have two weeks be­ roof. Red leather Interior, ful­ Home, garden and shop. We al- Refrigerators, washers a n d part-time or full-time, will offer you, convenient loca­ Good wage scale. 649-84(X). M E C H A N IC snapped OcHller. fore the opener, and that should Pre-Labor Day Specials FOUN D— black, white, and tan ly equipped including stainless stove moving, specialty. Fold­ .so repair and service power train. Call 646-0126. tion, excellent salary and be enough time for Tom to get steel ski-rack. Show room con­ MAN TO WORK on grounds of The Bills, however, could use SA V E «51.95 Beagle type male. Call Dog and hand mowers. All work ing chairs (or rent. 649-0762. Interesting work. We are In­ in the work he needs," Collier dition. $1,265. Call 649-6766. large home, 3-4 mornings LUBE - M A N some anti-injury spray. Warden, 643-4131. guaranteed. For dependable CASHIER for cash and carry terested In girls with Alpha­ added. weekly. Pennanent position, $299.95 High Copocity Air Conditioners service call Sharp-All, 586 lumberyard, experienced pre­ numeric background. Why Two Positions Open In Our The need for such a preventl- Flores, 30, started 1967 as the 1959 PLYMOUTH In good run­ spring to fall If satisfactory. tive is apparent once again this 12-VOLT BATTERY No. 61— 36 Month Guarontee Adams St., Mauichester, 643- ferred but not necessary. For not give us a call to ar­ Sendee Dept, for Qualified No. 1 qusu^erback, but a knee Classic-black, simulated-leather, INSTAIXED FOUND — female black and ning condition. $100. Call 643- Painting— Papering 21 appointment call Mr. McIntyre Write Box "U ’’, Manchester Men. Pay Scale In Accord­ yesir. The latest calamity struck 2566. 5305. range an Interview. injury and an eye problem padded front with recessed con- tan. Call Dog Warden, 643-4131. L. PELLETIER — Painting — at 649-0136. Herald, stating desired wage, ance with Ability & Experi­ the Bills Monday when quarter­ dumped him behind Kemp. He ence. Multiple Fringe Bene­ trols for safety. Three 4-way ad- C S LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Interior and exterior, papering (XIUN'TER WOMAN for age, and references. back Jack Kemp tore ligaments threw only 64 passes all season, FOUND — male, black Labra- fits & Paid Vacation. Apply justable louvers for thorough G e t ^5.00 i g dor tvne Call Dok Warden. 643- 1959 (CHEVROLET good running moving large appliances. Bum- and paper removal, fully in- in his right knee and rookie comideting 22 (or a poor 34 per dngs, full-time, 5-day week, uni­ Data Keypunch Service DRIVERS for school buses Man­ In Person Only. condition, $125. 646-9686 Ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. halfback Gary McDermott suf­ cent mark. car cooling. 4131. forms furnished, benefits. chester schools, 7:30-8:45 a.m., fered a possible dislocated el­ For Your Old Battery 1776 or 289-8824. OF EAST HARTFORD DILLON SALES Darragh, from Wlllisun and 1961 (CHEVROLET Belalr, eT- PAINTING — Interior and ex­ Please apply In person to Mis­ 2:16-3:45 p.m. Excellent part- bow. FOUND — black and white ter Donut, 255 W. Middle Tpke. 1247 MAIN STREET time for third shifts, house­ Mary, has Impressed the Bills’ Regular No Trade-in Price $21.95 male pup. (Call Dog Warden, cyllnder, standard shift, $275. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone terior, very reasonable, free & SERVICE. INC. Kemp, injured dming a walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ 528-6518 wives, retired persons. We 317 Main St., Manchester coaches but isn’t likely to see 643-8964. estimates. Call Richard WOMAN to live in. Refined scrimmage when defensive end too much action unless Flores 643-4131. races. All concrete repairs. Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. train you. 643-2414. Ron l^;Dole fell on him, is lost woman as companion for re- flauters badly. 1963 2-DOOR HARDTOP, white Reasonably priced. 643-0861. for the season vriille Mdllermott POUND — Shepherd, male, Althouth McDermott has been Starfire Oldsmoblle, power INSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ tired gentleman, light house- BOOKKEEPER-Typlst for one is expected to miss at least six brown. Call Dog Warden, 643- Buffalo’s top all-around back in steering, windows and brakes. BULLDOZER, backhoe work. cial rates for people over 65. keeping, good home. Call 1-684- office, experienced only. weeks. 12-VOLT BATTERY No. 43— 42 Month Guarantee 4131. 4369. exhibition games, his lose will Tilting steering wheel, console clearing, septic tanks in­ Call my competitors, then call Displaycraft, 643-9557. Collier, though, remains un­ not be as great as Kemp’s be­ LOST — Passbook No. 97376 tachometer, excellent condl- stalled, drainage fields. Paul me. Estimates given. 649-7863, WAITRESS wanted nart-tlme 6 HELP WANTED daunted, at least publicly. cause the Bills are deep in run­ Savings Bank of Manchester. tlon. $996. 876-8343. Schendel, mo-iuon649-0465. 875-8401.otk ojni p.m. to 1 a.m. shift. f Apply Bess ' p.m. to 7 a.m.-shift. "We haven't folded our tent,” Eaton Donuts, 160 Center Friday and Saturday nights. Clerk-Typist. Paid Vacations, 7 Paid Holidays, Blue ning backs, a condition that G e t *6.00 Application made (or payment. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, con- TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, PAINTING — Exterior and In­ he said Monday. "We're just as Street, Manchester. laurel Manor, 649-4619. Cross, CMS, Sickness and Accident Insurance, Pension didn’t exist last season. vertlble, clean, good tires and building lots cleared, trees top- terior, quality workmanship. optimistic as before.” Besides the veterans Lincoln For Your Old Battery LOST — Keys, Tuesday morn­ Plan and Profit Sharing. The Bill# were so optimistic, ing on Main St., Manchester. engine. 849-7102, after 6. ped. Got a tree problem? Well Reasonable rates. Free es­ WOMAN wanted to babysit In DENTAL HYGIENIST for perlo- and (Jarlton, Collier has rookies ------worth phone call, 742-8252. timates. Call 742-6590. in fact, they felt they had a good Ben Gregory from Nebraska Reward. Manchester Pet Cen­ my home for two children, ages dontal office. Call 522-9137, 8 :30 chance of winning the American Regular No Trade-in Price $25.95 | j | i ^ d * B < it ^ 1960 (CHEVROLET, 6-cyllnder, and Max Anderson from Arizo­ ter, 649-4273. automaUc, good condition, new CERAMIC tile, walls, floors, NAME YOUR own price. Palnt- (our and two, approximately to 6 p.m. Football League's Eastern Divi­ Apply CHENEY BROTHERS, ING. na State who have looked good. vanities, etc. All work guaran- ing, paperhang;lng, paper re­ 8:30 to 6:15 dally. 647-1121. sion title-if they could escape tires, registered. 647-1068. The Bills are also deep in iteed. Free estimates. Call 649- SALESLADIES, full - time or 31 COOPER HILL ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. the rash of injuries that deci­ Porsonals moval. Free estimates and dec- HAIRDRESSERS — Experienc- wide receivers with Dubenion, 1960 CHEVROLET, Impala, 8430. oratlng service. Quality work part-time (one to 5:30, includ­ mated them last year. ed. Lovely new beauty and ing Thursday nights until 9 TEL.: 643-4141 Monte Ledbetter, Ed Rutkowskl 12-VOLT BAHERY No. 13-^8 Month Guarantee RIDE NEEDED to downtown automatic, power steering, manship, neat, competent serv­ But this year’s siege didn't be­ TREE removal-Trlmming. Rea­ figure salon In Bolton on Route plus all day Saturday). Top rookie Haven Moses from San Hartford from Edgerton St. good tires, good running con­ ice. Call 647-9564. gin much later than last sea­ sonable rates. Covered for 6. Generous salary, paid vaca­ hourly rate to those with good Diego State, rookie Die Trapp and Hemlock St., about 8 a.m. dition. Call 649-1398 after 4 p.m. son’s. In 1967 star guard Billy property damage. Got a tree tions, excellent commissions. sales ability, good appearance, from Florida and Bobby Crock­ 643-2638. Shaw tore ligaments in his right ett. The tight ends are Paul Cos­ G e t *7.00 1968 AMX-390, 3-speed automa­ problem? Call . Dana’s Tree Floor Finishing 24 Free use of figure salon equip­ and enjoy the pleasure of serv­ knee and missed much of the ta and Charley Ferguson. RIDE WANTED from Bu.sh Hill tic. 7,000 original miles, fully Service, 622-8429. ment by operators. Call Mrs. ing wonderful customers. Call season. Rd., Manchester to vicinity of equipped. Best offer over $3^- FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- dark, 649-1792, 643-2483, or 649- Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128. Casual For Your Old Battery RUBBISH — trash removed to This year halfback Keith Un- Aetna Insurance on Farming- 200. 872-3581. ing (specializing in older 1101. Village Shops, Manchester. WANTED c-Stock& Dubenion and comerback Book­ FAIRFIELD (AP)—The New Low, Low Pre-Season Price. TIAC, .55-66; OLDSMOBILE, Jet SUir and F-85 8-cyl., 64-66; RAMBLER, STUDEBAKER, 56-60; CHRYS­ September 16. Please call 649- built motor. Can be seen after ANYTHING taken to the dump, DRIVERS for school buses. 7:20 PART AND FULL-time fabric York Gisints have released three Limit 6 GaU. |>er uustomcr Uol. Mortgages chester’s finest service station. Pkasant work­ er Edgerson also were injured. 0023 after 6:30 p.m. 5:30 at 83 Olcott Street. $75. appliances, bulky furniture, at- ______27 - 9 a.m. and 2:15 - 3:45 p.m. salesgirls wanted. Apply Miss veterans and three rookies to Then in the second game LER, Windsor 56-58, 61, Saratoga, 57-59, Newport 61-63. Also many imports. tics, cellars cleaned, light SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- Bolton Schools. Excellent part- Cobum, Pilgrim Mills, Hart­ ing; conditions in town, with no traffic to con­ get down to the National Foot­ Sears Permanent Anti-Freeze and Summer Cool­ ford Rd., Manchester, between guard Joe O’Donnell tore liga­ ant provides year-round protection for your car’s Automobiles For Sale 4 trucking. (Jheap. 289-6860. limited funds available for sec­ time (or third shift workers, re­ ments in his right knee. He ball League’s 49 player unit. ______1949 OLDSMOBILE, convertible. tired persons, housewives. Will three and six p.m. only. tend with. Paid holidays. Also available: Blue The Giants said Tueoday the engine. Contains Ethylene Glycol base with spe­ ond mortgages, payments to could miss the entire season. NEED CAR? Credit very^ bad? Fair condition. 646-4771. suit your budget. Expedient train you. Good wage scale. cut players are veterans Eld i-®t Sears Make a FREE Power Team Check ... A Battery Failure During Your Labor Doy SALESWOMAN, woman’s ap­ Cross, CMS and retirement plan. If you enjoy As far as Collier is concerned, cial rust inhibitors for added cooling system pro­ service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. 649-8400. Welsacosky, a linebacker; guard Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- 1955 CHEVROLET station wag- Household Services parel, part-time, excellent sala­ only the mishaps to Kemp and tection. Driving Could Cost You TWICE The Price of on ALLSTATE Battery. eat Douglas accepts lowest engine excellent, Doug Van Horn and defensive Offered 13-A MATURE WOMEN needed for ry and store benefits. Call Mr. meeting the public, this may be just the job O'Donnell are serious. At the down, smallest payments, any- . . back Bob Post, and rookies Ken 742 0166 full or part-time work, hours Altshuler, 643-8112. same time, he feels he has suffi­ where. Not small loan finan ce____ ^______LIGHT TRUCKINa, bulk dellv- Parker, a defenslvee back; Busiiwss Opportunity 28 can be arranged. Air-conditlon- for you. Apply in person to Mr. Danny Carey. cient replacements. company plan. Douglas Mo- 1902 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ WOMAN — experienced to clean guard Lou Thompson and cen­ ed, pleasant working condi­ Dick Cunningham, a pro soph­ tors, 345 Main. door, 6 cylinder, automatic. ed and removed. Also odd jobs. SHELL — 3-bay modem serv­ small house one day a week. omore, has filled O’Donnell’s ter John Willard. tions. Apply In person. Dlno’a good condition. Call after 644-8962. ice station, suburban area, paid Call 643-7135. Moriarty Brothers spot while veteran Tom Flores Willard, who comes from Weot 1962 VALIANT, standard 6 6 p.m., 646-0334. training financing. Insurance, 660 E. Middle Tpke. will step in (or Kemp. Hartford and graduated from EXPERIENCED hairdresser, Remanufactured Engines cylinder. Car In good running NOW IS THE 'OME to protect retirement and hospitalization SECRETARY for Beneficial Pl- 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER— 643-5135 "We’ve always felt Flores is a Colgate in 1966, recently passed condition, $360. 742-8233^______1953 WILLYS Jeep station wag­ and restore original appear­ plans. Many dealers earning full- or part-time, good work­ top quarterback, and we feel the Connecticut Bar exam. on. 4-wheel drive, running con­ ance of your ameslte driveway nance (Jo., 6-day week, 2 weeks ing conditions, good salary. $12,000, $18,000 $20,000 and vacation with pay, free in­ 1964 FAIRLANE 600, 2- door dition. $425 or best offer, 646- with a good coat of protective Call 648-4322. Strongest Guarantee in the Industry Protected by the STRONOEST more a year. Get the (acts. surance, unusual thrift plan. If any part (otU due to defeoU in material or sports hardtop. Car In excel­ 0230. sealer. Free estimates. 742- lent running condition. Best Write Box 806, East Hartford High school graduate interest- $60 IN FAMOUS brand free If workmanship during first 90 days or 4,000 9487. offer over $800. 742-8233. 1964 CHRYSLER, 4-dOor, 6 ______or call collect 289-” <2’ . Eve­ ed In permanent position with you run a weekly shop-by-mail miles, whichever occurs first, we will repair nings Mr. Belle* 633-0239. or replace parts free of charge, providing re­ GUARANTEE in the Indintry! cylinder, automatic, radio, VENETIAN blinds — repaired, ______advancement. Attractive club for few friends. Send for PHOTO — PHOTO — PHOTO quired service has been performed according 1906 WHITE Oldsmoblle con­ heater. Reliable transportation, retaped and recorded. 046-0273. (XJNCESSIONAIRE — Mature personality, appearance and details and free 524 page cata­ to guarantee certificate. After 90 days or 4,000 vertible, all power, new fire­ $76. Call 643-4962. 649-2971. ability to meet the public log. No obligation. Popular Pony Football stone 600 tires. Excellent con­ male, female, or couple to ful­ miles, whichever occurs first, parts and labor 24-MonHi» or 24,000 MHm ly operate equipped restaurant, necessary. Apply 838 Main St., Club Plan, Dept. U602, Lyn- Photography X charge will be prorated based upon the per­ dition. Must sell, 643-4281. 1062 VOLKSWAGEN, deluxe r e WEAVING of bums, moth- some experience and some fi­ Manchester between 9-6. brook, N.Y. O centage of guaranteed months or mles, which­ bus. Excellent condition, $300. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Over 400 car and truck engine models available . . . full nancial security necessary. REGISTRATION AND PRAGTIGE ever is greater, representing usage received. AUS’nN-HBALEY — 3000 Mark or best offer. Call 644-2218. dow shades made to measure, X A H o b b y ? Engines used In trucks guaranteed 90 days or trade-in allowance regardless of your present engine's 3, 1966. Wire wheels, overdrive, all size Venetian blinds. Keys Ready to open for business o. 1 4,000 miles only (whichever comes first). Peri­ tono cover. Call 049-8874 after within a few days. Seafood spe­ WANT TO LEARN MORE? Boyig’ ages 12 thru 15, under 150 Ibe. who are in­ ^ condition . . . no ------..largeshidden charges , . . check Sears Low Low made while you wait. Tape re­ odic service or proof of service Is required to 5. Trucks— ^Tractors 5 corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 cialties on premises and take­ terested in pony fpotball are asked to report to the keep guarantee In effect. ^ Prices out. Personal contact only with HELP WANTED s s 1065 FORD Econline van, com­ Main St., 649-5221. W e have an opening in our OfF$et 1939 FORD deluxe, 4-door sedan, Mr. Keith, 527 Main St., Man­ 1 Westside Oval 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. pletely reconditioned excellent Camera Room. .Apply: 1 (\^ NO MONEY DOWN on Seora Eaey Payment Plan $600. 1948 Lincoln Continental chester. Loomfixers, Weavera, Material Handlei*s, Plumbei's. convertible, $750. 640-3203 from shape Price $950. Call 644-0584. Paiti Vacations, 7 Paid Holidays, Blue Cross, CMS, 6 to 8 p.m. Evenings. Building— MANCHESTER — Photography Sickness and Accident Insurance, Pension Pltui and P WED.. AUG. 28 1446 New Britain Ave. Muiichestor Auto Center Torriiigton I'arkade Contracting 14 studio (or sale. Owner retiring Profit Sharing. iianrh^Btrr I960 CADILLAC convertible In 1968 DODGE, 12’ rack body. after 30 years In business. Ex­ West Hartford SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 200 Broad Street Wliistod Hd. (Old Rt. B) good running condition. Best Completely reconditioned, ex- ADDITIONS remodellnT ga­ cellent business reputation has MANCHESTER MTOGBT and PONY offer over $200. Call 643-0746. cellent shape $660. Call 844-0684 lEtirmng llrralli S88-1U1 648-1681 488-0211 ______— evenings. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms been established. Owner will Apply CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. s tiled,, kitchens remodeled, ce­ stay on If requested to acquaint 81 eXJOPER HH X ST., MANCHESTER, CuNN. FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. Inc. Satiflhctlon Guaranteed or Your Money Back Open Dally 9:00 to 0 ISO 1965 PONTIAC Catalina ma------Sears Oiieii Dally OiOO to Ul80 Open Mon. thru Hat. roon. Completely automatic. *1061 FORD pick-up, half ton, 4- ment work, cellar floors, pa­ buyer with business. J. D. Real Haturday 0 to 0 Haturday 0 tq 0 TEL.: 643-4141 MABg. ROEBUCK AND CO. 0 a.in. to 0 p.iii. Excellent condition. $1,600. Call speed, 8’ body, step toe bump- tios, rooting. Call Leon Cles- Estate Associates, Inc. 643- PHOTO — PHOTO — PHOTO 649-4917. 040-0016, after 5. synski. Builder. 640-4291. 5129. THIRTY-EIQHT PAGE MANCH^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1968 PAGE THIRTY-NINE Ho«fM For Solo 72 Dogs— i i rds PrH 41 Apartments— Fiats— Out of Town Housos For Sola 72 Howf for Sate 72 Lota For Sol* 73 Out of Town Ho m m For Seri# 72 Tenements 63 For Rant 66 MANCHESTER — New on MANCHES’nm — New five 1^4NCHEjSTAR -- 6 room For Solo BERRY’S WORLD room Ranch, 816 Burii Hill Rd. BOLTON-NEAR Centeiv-beauti- 75 AND THEN bers was be man SAMOTED puppies, AKC, pet market, 6 room Cape, 1% Ranch. Two baths, family flil residential area, IVi acres. who when told that he and his CLASSIFIED and show quality, call 649-0079. ROCKVILLE — six rooms, sec­ Three pedrooms. Nice setting room, breeieway, garage, VERNON —Like new, six room OOZY 4-room apartment, heat­ ond floor, stove, and refrigera­ baths, garage. Bowers School, Call 640-7367. wife were overweight, bought on large lot. T. Shannon, Build­ screened porch, park like yard. U&R built Ranch. Fireplace, OOLLilE PUP, nine months old, ed, electric stove, centrally tor $120. Three rooms, stove fenced yard. Bel Air Real er. 668-6652. Mmsslf some golf clubs —and Estate, 648-9882. Mid 20’s, Hayes Agency, 648- BOLTON LAKE — Lots 600’ garage, porch. Only $20,900. spayed. Good with children. located, $120. monthly. 649- and refrigerator, $100. Three Hayes A ^ c y , 546-0181. his wife a lawn mower. He 1919 between 6-7 p.m. SEVSiN ROOM older home, ex- 0181. from water, treed and b very ADVERTISING Must sell, $60. Call 643-6964. rooms furnished, heat and util­ TRULY A home for larger fam- ' nice area. Priced to aell. should have bought bem bob ities, $180. Call 872-4751 cellent oondiUon, on bus line. MANCHESTER SOUTH Windsor — Large 8 a house at Kelb Real Estate, POODLE, black, two-year old, Uy, 8 ^ custom built rooms in­ Property Includes 2 extra build­ Hayes Agency, 646-0181. room Split Level. Three or tour CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 30 LOCUST ST.—Second floor, cluding 4 bedrooms, living 649-1922. 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. lovable male miniature. Good ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, 13 ROOM DUPLEX COVENTRY — Building lot bedrooms. Ideal In-law ar­ with children. All shots, fresh­ 4-rooms, heated, $136. 646-2426. Rotoit Proparty room — dining room combina­ Realtor, 648-5968. SELLING YOUR HOMBT For tion with beamed ceilings and close to lake. No reasonable rangement. Modern kitchen, ly cut. $40 or best offer. 643- NEW one-bedroom. Includes For Rant 67 All alumbUm sided, close offer refused, 843-5724. formal dlnbg room, family prompt courteous service b a t COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 0791. a fireplace. A family room and MAKCHBaTER — Tree shaded to bus and shopping. Absen­ gets results, call Louis Dimock appliances and utilities, from a game room, family sized ' room, fireplace, 2H baths, gar­ CM P.M. DAT BEFORE PtTBUCATION NIANTIC —Quiet comfortable 6-room (Mrrison Colonial, large tee owner would like a age. $28,900. Phllbrick Agency Realty, 646-662t. NOTHING SAYS IT SO WELL PURE BRED black male $145. J. D. Real Estate Asso­ Utchen and two full bathrooms. Hvlng room with fireplace, for­ Deadline tor Saturday and Monday ii 4:M p.m. Friday. ciates, Inc., 643-5129. 4-room cottage. Swimming, quick sale, so we have ReaHors, 649-5347. Cocker Spaniel, one year old, boating, tennis, golf. Available 4-oar attached garage. In ad­ mal dining room, and a family priced this large 2 family Rosort Proporty all shots, trained. Call 649- immediately, $100. weekly. Cov­ dition. . .a tidy 4 room apart­ sised Mtehen, 8 generous bed- most realistically. $23,900 For SeJo 74 NORTH COVBn^TRY TODB COOPERATION W UX n i A l A A l 9 T 1 1 6308. SIX ROOM diqilex, adults oidy. entry, 742-6019. ment or In-Iaw suite. Wolver- roocM, closets gsdore, IH buys it. Please coll 649-6306. Hubby’s Fun BE APPRECIATED V I M k I I $140. 33 Locust St. 646-2436, 9-0. ton Agency Realtors, 649-1818. twttis, breeseway and attached BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 5 IN TIME FOR SCHOOL This new home is being garage. Ahiminum siding. $27,-‘ room summer home secluded JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 Livo Stock 42 UPPER THREE rooms and Wantod To Rant 68 MANCHESTER — d ean 8-fam- 900. WMverton Agency, Real­ B &. W hldaway, near water, S bed­ completed now and b e wise New Problem bath, heat, stove, refrigerator. lly 6-4^, large lot, centrally tors, 849-2818. rooms, only $9,800. Hayes buyer can enjoy "Total CentlniMd From Prtcodbig Pago WANTED — 2 or 8 bedroom located, St. James Parlsta. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Downtown Mancheater at 958 M ab Street Central location. Shown after Manchester Parkade Agency, 646-0181. Electric Living” In b is AtG>nvention WILL BOARD two horses, box 6 p.m. 648-1064. apartment or duplex, 8 chil­ Leonard Agency, Realtors, 946- PLEASE your family. This Raised Ranch home. It has 0469. Manchester 649-6806 Hdp Womod Molt 36 Hdp Wcmtod—Molt 36 tails, reasonable. Call 742-8360. dren, Got. 1st. 648-1718. 3 - bedroom Ranch Is locat­ 3 baths, 2 flreidaces and By DOROTHY MOOARDLE EUjUNOTON — Ptamey Brook ed within walking distance to Out of Town WANTED — Two bedroom MANCHESTER — 7 room alr- LAKEWOOD Circle — Garrison rec room. $26,900. Don Sis­ The Washliigtoa Poet JANITORS — part-time eve- PART-TIME truck driver and n . Brand new, three room, schools and playgrounds. Situ­ Colonial. The address Is charm For Sdo 7S co, 649-5306. stock clerk for light dellveiy. Artietes For Solo 45 brtok, one story garden apart­ apartment, unfurnished by oondltioned Split Level, IH nlnfs, Manchester area. Call baths, sliding glass doors off ated In a youthful neighbor­ and the custom extras are cer- CHICAGO — It used to be be 64S-4453,-thrse to six p.m. only. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 p.m. to ments. Total electric. Built-In adult couple. Pleasant location. hood, Immaculate and com­ PRIVACY — 6 room Ranch, 2 DARK rich stone-free loam, CaU 644-8813. family room, modem Utdien ta b to provide the particular little wife who twiddled her 5:30 p.m. Apply In person, Al- oven and range, refrigerator, pletely redecorated In every re­ person with many pleasant baths, beamed ceilbg, pan- B & W SCHOOL BUS DRIVER, short car Auto Parts, 226 Spruce $10. Pool and patio sand, with buUt-lns, garage. $36,900. bumbe while her husband rush­ stone, fill, gravel, sand and disposal, alr-oondltionen, base­ FAMILY of 6 needs reasonable spect, $25,900. J. D. Real Es­ hours. Two fireplaces, large elbg, garages, pond, water­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. hours, rood wares. Also Street, Manchester. ment laundry and storage area. PhUbriok Agency, Realtors, falls, 9 acrea, pbe grove. Manchester Parkade ed around to all b e cm the Cap'tol 6847. Parkway. Older three bedroom wages and benefits. Call days, Tolland St. East Hartford. board and 16’ house trailer at SIX ROOM duplex In Ideal cen­ Houses For Rant 65 649-4586. Cape. Three car garage, five tape. Instant service. Hayes hand arrived w ib dogs which Champ's Marina, Mason Is­ tral location. Completely re­ Hearing Room at the Municipal [^ p ^ e m e n t Reserve Fund. ROLLING Park — 6 room Cape Agency, 646-OlSl. killed b e Jackal. 278-1630 or nlghU, 742-9144. BUS DRIVERS for school routes WANTED TO BUY — antiques, MANCHESTER — six room Building, 41 Center Street. Man- proposed additional approprl- MODERN 6 room Ranch, base­ acres, privacy. Only $16,600. land, Mystic, Conn. Call 649- steins, furniture, p>ewter, lead­ decorated, stove and refrigera­ chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, In fine neighborhood, fireplace, Hayes Agency, 646-0151. OFFICE MANAGER —capable In South Windsor. 7:30 to 9:15 0134. tor. Adults only, no pets. Avail­ home, available September 7th. atlon to General Fund Budget ment garage, large lot, con­ tw6 full baths, loads of closet a.m., 2 to 4 p.m. Good wages. ed lamps, art glass, primitives, Two children. No dogs. Refer­ September 8, 1968 at 8:00 P.M. venient location. Gerard Agen­ of trial balance, responsibili- any quantity. 644-8962. able September 1st. Call 649- 1968/69, Board of Eklucaticm space, full ibed dormer, form­ ■VERNON — idmoet new, 8-bed­ Harold OolUns, 644-1531. 26" LUHRS Seascliff Sport Fish­ ences required. $135. 1-633-9057. to consider and act on the fol­ ...... $15,871.20 cy, 648-0866, 646-0538. V Ues, general admlnistraUon 4116. lowing: al dining room or fourth bed­ room Ranch, convenient to and one clerk typist. Apply erman. Sleeps two to four, ship for Vocational Education Pto- room. Losts of trees. $22,600. Vernon Circle, IH baths, fire­ FULLER BRUSH Company to shore, 327 cubic Inch Cru­ SEVEN ROOM Duplex apart­ 1. Appropriations to be added ,Tams approved by the Con­ LOW 20’s — 8 room Colonial, In person. Rolo Machine Co., needs men, women, students Wanted— ^To Buy 58 4 bedrooms, living room w lb Phllbrick Agency Realtors, 649- place, storms, buUt-b electric Inc., 56 Elm St., Manchester. sader Marine engine. $700 or ment, 649-4663 days, or 643- to capital accounts of the 1968/ necticut State Department of to work from home by phone, NOTICE 1969 budgets for the purpose of fireplace, dining room and den, 6347. kitchen, immaculate, immed­ best offer. Call 649-0016 after WE BUY and sell antiques, and 7267 nights. Education, July 1968, to be fi­ iate occupancy. $21,500. Meyer DISHWASHER wanted Friday by appointments, by planned 5 p.m. used furniture, china, glass sil­ PUBLIC HEARING paying the costs of the follow­ 2-car garage, aluminum siding, MANCHESTER — 6 room cus­ SAVE MONEY delivery. CsJl 247-1949. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, nanced by periodic reimburse­ possible 2-famlly conversion. Agency, Realtors, 6iS-0609. and Saturday nights. Apply ver, picture frames, old coins, ing proposed public Improve­ ment by the State Depart­ tom built Raised Ranch, top Cavey’s Restaurant, 48 E. 18’ CHRIS Craft speed boat, 8 guns, pewter, scrap gold, CONNECTICUT ments a ^ capital projects- or Vacant. Call now. Wolverton quality construction, excellent COVENTRY — Very clean 6H WANTED school bus drivers cylinder engine, full canvas HELP WANTED PROPOSED ORDINANCE ment of Education, Division of Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Center Street. watches, old jewelry, hob­ , sqch of them as may hereafter .Vocational Education. location, treed lot. Mid 20’s. room Cape, oversized garage, men or women, mornings and trailer, good condition, $850. by collections, paintings, attic In accordance with provisions be approved by the voters pur­ afternoons or both, good hours CASUAL Proposed addltlcmal appropri­ PORTER ST. area, large over­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. modem kitchen, new furnace, BAKER’S HELPER, full-time 646-4355. contents or whole estates. Fur­ of the Town Charter, notice is suant to the provisions of Sec­ aluminum siding, treed lot. On­ WITH A or part-time. Apply Bess Eaton and good pay, H. A. Frink, niture Repair Service, 643-7449. VILLAGE SHOP hereby given that a Public Hear­ tion 25, Chapter V Of the Town ation to General Fund Budget sized . Cape, 7 rooms, formal DUPLEX 4-4, assumable mort­ Wapplng, 644-1902 after 5 p.m. 1968/69, Board of Educa­ dining room, family room or ly $17,600. H. M. EYechette, Donuts, 150 Center Street, Man- 956 Main Bt, Moncheeter ing will be held In the Hearing Charter at a regular or special gage, live E is low as $30. monb- Realtors, 647-9963. cheater. Gardsn "■ Fai'iii HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques Room of the Municipal Build­ election, namely: tion ...... $28,885 den, 2 full baths, yard wlb ly. Only $23,700. After 4, 628- CONCESSIONAIRE — Mature bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, for Project m (Project #77- privacy. Excellent condition. male, female, or couple to ful­ SALESWOMAN ing, 41 Center Street, Septem­ (a) An appropriation not to 0686. TOLLAND — Near Parkway, PAINTERS —YEAR ‘round Dairy Products glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ 3) under Public Law #85 $24,900. Phllbrick Agency Real­ older 6-room Colonial, new work, plenty of overtime,Man­ ly operate equipped restaurant, for SHOE DEPT. ber 8, 1968, at 8:00 P.M. on a exceed $1,965,000 for the con­ QUALITY PAINT PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes, lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 proposed Anti-Lltterlng Ordi­ struction and equipment of the (Connecticut) for the period tors, 646-5847. TO BE SOLD — 4-4, two fam­ kitchen and heating system, chester, South Windsor area. some experience and some fi­ Lake St., Bolton. 640-3247. • Experience hripTul, but of July 1,1968 to June 80,1969, ily, A-1 condition, A-1 location. Experienced. Call after 6 p.m., nancial security necessary. $1.50 per half bushel. Carrots not necesBory; we’ll nance. Center Springs elementary MANCHESTER—17 Hazel St. 3- garage, large wooded lot, $14,- for feed and canning, $1 per train you. A copy of the proposed Ordi­ school to be located on Town to be financed from fluids to Call Paul J. Oorrenti Agency, 600. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 528-7449. Ready to o]>en for business VfANTED — Restaurant equip­ be received from Public Law bedroom. Colonial, aluminum 643-6863. within a few days. Seafood bushel. Petersen Farms, 440 ment, store, tavern and bank­ e Full or part-time. nance may be seen In the Town owned land in Center Springs aiding. Excellent condition, on­ ARE YOU 'HRED of fighting Darning Street, Wapplng, Clerk's office during business #85, $28,885. PRIVACY — Route 6. See b is specialties on premises and ruptcy equipment. Call Park, including related off site ly $16,900. H.M. Frechette WEST SIDE —older home, five room Ranch. Newly re­ your way to and from work Hours to ouit your needs. hours. improvements. Proposed additional appropri- take-out. Personal contact only Fontaine Restaurant Blqulp- If you enjoy meeting and to General Fund Budg- Realtors, 647-9093. all rooms large, 4 bedrooms, constructed, decorated, ceu:- everyday? How would you like with Mr. Keith, 527 Main St.. ment, 473 Windsor Street, serving people, have a de­ Dated at Mancheater, CkHinec- (b) An appropriation not to hot water baseboard heat, to work in a pleasant suburban TRELLIS tomatoes, pick your tlcut, this 22nd day of August, et 1968/69, Board of Educa­ peted, all electric, cabedrail, Manchester. own, 21 Angel St. Manchester. Comer Canton Street, Hart­ sire to do a good Job and exceed $668,000 for replacing good condition. Ideal for large ceilings, wooded lot, 100 x t . f atmosphere with access from well groomed -- apply 1968. and Improving the heating and tio n ...... $951 ford. 627-6771, to be used entirely to flnance family, $20,900. Phllbrick Agen­ 200’ with brook. Only $3,000 V a super highway In the near today. John I. Garslde Jr. ventilating facilities at the EAST CENTER STREET cy, Realtors, 649-6347. future. We are looking for ex­ Secretary proposals for East CathoUd down. Builder will assume Situations Wantod— Good Salaiy Nathan Hale School and Bennet second mortgage to qualified perienced machine operators, HousahoM Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 plus Modem BeaeT»" AUTOMOBILE mechanic want­ near high school. Call 643-6198. condition. Makes buttonholes, NICELY furnished room, fe­ hereby given that a Public nanced from State Act for 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, $34,- rages, nice view, trees, subur­ Some Hearing will be held In the Heav­ ed ore to be delivered prices In exceed $112,000 for the purchase ROCKLBDGB — Colonial, 6 ed fuU-Urae, excellent salary. hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ male, use of den, kitchen priv­ Disadvantaged Children P.A. 600. Phllbrick Agency Realtors, ban. Hutchins Agency, Real­ That’s righti Quality Dutch Boy House Paint actually Apply in peraon. Sunset Serv­ DENTAL ASSISTANT Certi­ ing Room of the Municipal Manchester, Oonn. The bidders of capital equipment to be used rooms, 1% baba, modern inally over $800., 6 monthly ileges, parking, references. In the school system. #86, $2,275, 649-5847. tors, 649-5824. ice SUtion, 656 E. Middle fied, chalrslde and office rou­ Building, 41 Center Street, Sep­ muM have tiielr own service de­ kitchen, formal dining room, saves you money. It covers more surface area because N ifty tine, 7 years experience, refer­ payments of $8.50 each or pay- Call after 6:80 p.m. 649-7646. 2. The determination of tho Proposed additional appropri­ Tpke. $51 cash. 622-0931 dealer. tember 3, 1968 at 8:00 P.M. on partment. MANC3HBSTBR — Brick Ranch. 3 bedrooms, garage, covered IMMEIDIATE occupancy, newer it has superior hiding power. It looks better, too! Its ences available. Write Box ADAMS ST —House to share The bids will be accepted by manner In which said appropria­ ation to General Fund Budg­ patio, $27,900. Phllbrick Agen­ a propoeed ordinance for pur­ et 1068/69, Board of Educa­ Formal dining room, two fire­ five room Ranch. Oarage, fire­ tough, brilliant finish wears slowly and evenly. Resists "B", Manchester Herald. KITCHEN SET. 4 chairs, table with 3 other young men, chase by the Town of approxi­ President Clinton E. O’Brien, tions and additions to sold cy, Realtors, 649-6347. tion ...... $7,000 places, finished rec roonh, place, acre lot. Only $18,600. Some ^ with extension; two bed rails; private room, share facilities, mately 8.7 acres of land located 98 Oakland Street, Manchester, budgets are to be financed and Gall Green, 742-7092, Pasek cracking and peeling. Keeps costly maintenance way to finance part of Adult Basic breezeway, garage, large lot. la r g e m o d e r n home plus good condition. 649-6296. all utilities, parking. 649-0016. adjacent to new Route U.S, 6 In Conn., or at the firehouse, 82 raised whether by taxation, by 128,500. Phllbrick Agency Real­ Realtors, 289-7475. down. So get the most for your money! Get PRODUCTION borrowing, by transfer of avail­ Education Program approved 5 room older home with barn Dogs— Birds—Fata 41 Bolton, Connecticut, at a pur­ Mein St., Manchester, Conn., by Connecticut State Depart­ tors, 649-5847. quality! Get Dutch Boy House PaintI DINETTE BBT, $26. Two living FRONT ROOM, centrally lo- chase price of $1,400 per acre. until 7 ;30 p.m. on Monday, able funds or otherwise, or by a and 100 acres of land. $86,000 SOUTH WINDSOR — Large four DACHSHUND - AKC puppies, room chairs, $5. each. 649- cated, parking, 69 Birch Street. combination of such methods; ment of Education from funds RAISED RANCH — bullt-lns, (or b e package. Phllbrick bedroom Ranch. Two car ga­ ToWe* The proposed ordinance may September 16th 1968. allocated to It under Title in . reds, blacks and chocolate, $75 0141. 649-7129. be seen in the Town Clerk's of­ The Board reserves the right and IH baths, fireplace, rec room, Agency Realiora, 649-6847. rage, breezeway. Big well more ^ears to the gallon wlUh Pregre—ive up. Also Pekingese and Wei- Elementary and Secondary Milartrical AppUanoe (7LEAN, USED refrigerators, ROOM for gentleman only, fice during business hours. to reject any or all bids. 3. Such matters relating to 14x16’ sundeck, garage. Two landscaped yard. Reo room. maraners, 1-628-6573. the foregoing os may bo proper­ Education Act as amended In acres of land, $24,600. Call Mit­ Possible In-law suite. Priced to Oempegr. — Apply ranges, automatic washers kitchen and living room faclli- Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Clinton E. O’Brien, October 1066 as P.L. 89-750 OROOMINO ALL breads. Har­ wlth guarantees. See them at ties included. Private entrance ticut, this 28rd day of August, President ly considered at sold Hearing., ten Realty Realtors, 643-6630. Lota For Solo 73 sell. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, Dated at Manchester, CkMuiec- and allocated to the Town of 646-4636. ONAMFaCO. mony HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebron B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 and parking. Inquire 118 Pearl 1968. J. A. Volz, Manchester by letter of Au­ JMm I. Qarslde Jr. Clerk tlcut, this 22nd day of August, YARBOROUGH Road. Onlonlai ■agOMt ■$>«•$ Rd., Bolton, $4$-S427. Main St. Coll 643-2171. Street after 4 p.ni. gust 1058, $7,000. 7 rooms, modern kltolMn, form­ SOUTH COVENTRY — Lake BOLTON LAKE —5V& room E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Secretary Dated at Manchester, Conn., 1968. area, cbmer half acre building POODLES — AKC, miniature BLACK walnut dining room set ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman John I. Oorslde Jr., John I. Garride Jr., al d b b g room, den, large liv­ Ranch, one car garage, % Board of Directors this 22nd day of August 1968. Secretary site, high and dry, large shade acre wooded lot. E'irm $18,500. KNOWN FOR VALUES or small standards, brown or glass top table with 6 chairs, only, central location, free Manchester, CMmectlcut Secretary ing room Wlb fireplace, VA 723 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Board of Directors baths, 8 large bedrooms, 2-car trees, 114 x 144, reduced for Will hold w lb deposit only. Mack, with shoU. Call 649-3627. closed hutch. 648-6829. parking, 643-2693 after 5. Board of Diroctoo n quick sale. Owner, 643-8607 cell Manchester, OonriecUout Manchester, OonneoUout garage, $82,000. Phllbrick Excellent buy. Call now.. The Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. mornings. R.F. Dlmock Co., 649-5215. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE r I'

PAIQB FO M T WEDNESDAY, AUOUST 28, 1968 Etim fng Ifm Uji Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O'Clock dHiona of oitr msds. Now at portant to the elderly long after Mahoney Attacks GOP Plan this late date, 1968, one of the Board .Likes their children have finlahed freshmen members of the Boeud school. Also, they could get BLACKY THE AN6US SEZ: k u n t e Ibdly Not Pr—i Ron Buy A ll of Directors has the nerve to something in return for their For Repairing Middle Tpke. propose a hit and miss and very Passes Idea many tax paying years. Wee Ihe Waeli Baiad The Weather expensive method of repairing The board instructed Dr. Hen­ For tho long Labor Day Angmrt IT, IBM Your A RepubllcAn proposal to re­ nemced either from current rev­ only a very small section of The Gold Card Club to admit nlgan to meet with Wally Fortin, Wookond, tnop Woslom dear, cool again tonight. Lrow pair rippled W. Middle Tpke. enues or by bonding. And he Middie Turnpike at a cost of senior clUtens into high school director of the Senior Citlsena iianrLfpfitrr IEiJTnttt5 B rraUi Hoof Mart for oN your 6S to 60. Tomorrow partly ninny, between Main St. and Broad has argued that delaying such a (67,000. The Republican mem­ athletic contests free of charge Center, to determine what ar­ 14,340 Picnic Moats, Stoaks, wanner. Hgh near 80. come under attack l>y Democra­ program results in higher costs. bers, when setting up the 1967- as suggested by Mayor Nathan rangements could be made to Mimehester— A City o f ViUago Charm Barbecue tic Director Francis Mahoney A five-year priority plan has 68 budget, made absolutely no O. AgostinelU was well receiv­ form such a cliib. Dr. Hennlgan Roasts. Chops, Ribs.; who calls it an expensive, hit been worked out by Director of provisions for any work to be ed by members the Board is expected to report back to Franks. Ground Boof. VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 281 (TWINTY-FOUR PAGES— TWO SBCnONB) and miss attack on a small part Public Works William O’Neill done on the Turnpike, therefore, of Education at their Mmday the board at its Sept. 9 meet­ M ^CHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1968 (Ohuilfled Adveethdag on Plage SI) » PRICE TE N C EN IE Supplies of a Mj: problem. calling for road reconstruction some other much-needed pro­ night meeting. The board took ing. Cold Cuts. AH froihly Manoney’a criticism was esUmated to cost (1,166,000 and gram is being neglected. The steps to form such a club. cut and displayod. Not| prompted by Republican Direc­ related storm drain work esti­ Republicans would like to pro­ Dr. Donald J. Hennlgan, su­ Kennedy Remains pro-pockognd. tor David Odegard’s announce­ mated to cost (642,000. pose a bonding program but are perintendent of aOhotds, tirid the SAUCE ment Monday that the Repub­ It includes reconstruction of afraid to do so.” board the exact same idea was In Seclusion lican majority on the Board of the turnpike from Broad St. to tried in Elmira, N.T. where he HTANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) REAL CHARCOAL Directors would propose and Alton St. but not from Alton Fng^ve Oiptured was recently assistant school su­ —Sen. Bktward M. Kennedy re­ MMQUET5 pass a plan to spend (67,000 for In his statement of criticism, perintendent. About 480 senior mained in seclusion today, -SPECIALS- work on that stretdi of road. Mahcmey says: HARTFORD (AP) — Authori­ ciUsena joined the club and showing no sign that could 1^ Humphrey Wins Bid on First Ballot TENDER STEAKS The question* is scheduled for "I personally want to take ties in ly ier, Ala., say they have many diem attended school interpreted as encouragement discussion at a board meeting this opportunity to justly take captured a man wanted in Hart- sports activities. to those seeking to draft Mm fOr THURSDAY, FTHDAY, SATURDAY SPARERISS Tuesday. the Republican peuty leaders to foid on a manslaughter charge In EUmlra, he added, the o a ^ the Democratlo presidential Odegard said much of the task for their laxity a few In the death of 63-year-old Juan were also used for diuounta' in nomination. FRANKS turnpike would be tom up and short years ago when they T. Feliciano of Hartford, who many of the stores there and The Massachusetts Democrat ARMOW'S CAMmM rebuilt, but in other section the worked hard to defeat the bond­ died June 29. in other activities. has been at Ms summer home pot holes would simply be re­ ing program proposed by the The two-month search for A. Raymond Rogers Jr., prin­ on Squaw Island in Nantuckeri At Grant Park paired. Demoersds for new roads and Weaver M. Berry, 21, also of cipal of the high school, said Sound, near the family com ­ Tramples Challenges Mahoney based his criticism repairs. They said the pro­ Hartford ended Monday. Feder­ the school has often given free pound, since last week. He has on the Republican election cam­ gram vms not needed. When the al authorities in Mobile, Ala., passes to elderly for fall foot­ renialned unavailable to news­ paign in 1066 against a bonding referendum was defeated and said Tuesday they were holding ball games. He noted the only men. Pinehurst proposal by the Democrats to the results were announced, Berry on a charge of unlawful sport D^ch has tumaway Efforts to reach the Kennedy Demonstrators Mass Of Peace Candidates pay for road repcdr, among oth­ they laughed and jumped with flight to avoid prosecution. crowds very often is basketball. home by land are stepped by lo­ er Items. glee. cal police stationed at key inter­ Sm Our Ad The police said Felician died Oate receipts make basketball CHICAGO (AP)—^Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ He contended that the Demo­ "Ihe Republican members of head Injuries received when one of the few money makers sections on access roads to phrey won the Democratic presidential nomination on fog* 25 crats have continually proposed have been in the majority since he was struck by Berry and for the high school athletics. Hyannls Port, a section of the FRANKS Wednesday nigTht in a violence-threatened party con­ a long-range program wi^ es- 1966 and have done exactly fell to the pavement about 11:16 The mayor suggested the card town of BamataMe, where the For Another March vention deeply divided on Vietnam war policy and un­ taUlshed prl^ties to be fl- nothing to correct the bad cmi- p.m. June 28. club to make local achotds Im­ compound is located. By AUSTIN SCOTT in oolumne acroea a^Inldge in groig> to decide then what wUl certain of its ticket’s fate in November. 5 Lb. $ Aaaoolated Preaa Writer Orant Park facing the hotel. be done,” aald Rooe. "Aa of In command ail the way, Humphrey trampled the CHICAGO (AP)—Weaiy The guardamen ware replace- now, It’a a good bet the people challenges of peace candidate Sens. Eugene J. McCar­ Box deimnuftrators, munching mente for the tired trotqiM and will try again” to maivh to the thy and George S. McGovern to become the election into a makeshift breiddfast pohoe who msUntalned a night­ AmpMtheatra. long vigil. opponent' of Republican Richard M. Nixon. of bekmey eandwicheti and However, David Dellinger, PoUce eaid there were no The 'Vies president’s methodl------watermelon slices, attempt­ chairman of the NatknuU Mbbl- immediate plana to clear the the coaventk» in ^ OPEN 6 DAYS-THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9:00 ed to regroup Thummy Uzation Committee, oald in a HOUSE ares although hundreda of deni- g r ^ with mixed enthusiMm the usual custom to pMfes ac- newa conference: ” I aee no FRGSH PORK for another try at match­ onstratora were aleeplng deeper a ^ ^ h en ston by Mcurity- uve aUegiance. point in mordilng to the Amphi­ ing to the fntemational in the park and out of alght of hatrassed delegates to this most McCarthy teleidioned Ma COD- theatre. It would be a futile AmphtHieatre, headquar­ Michigan Ave. monUng rush guarM and rostricted of all na- grattoatlona to Humphrey but move to mtuoh to the AmpM- ^ WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT ters of the D^ocm tic Na­ hour traffic. Uo^ conwntions ^ conferee it is tional Oonvention. theatre, a place where ita ob- Numphrey ..,tm ^ quertlon" whetber Deeplte the relative oalmneaa acenlty baa already been re­ About 176 demonetratora were p r a is e d to lay ^ o r e the na- will campaign for the vice of the altuatlon, Don Roae, infor­ vealed." SPAREIIBS aeroae the atreet from the heav­ mation director for the National i f b e t w ^ president or even siqppoct t h e ' The demonatrsUion Wednea­ ily guarded Oonnd HUton Ho­ Mobilization Oommlttee, a blan­ I^add^ JcAn^s latter’s presidential Md. He eaid ★ AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE day night Mt a peak az Hubert HALE tel, oonvention beadquiutera ^ h* wUl not run as a sepatwto ket organization for Mpplea, H. HumiUirey w u receiving the vice president has backed soUd- p*rty candidate. and alte of a Wedneaday night Yippea and other demonatra- prealdentlal nomination at the ly aa a mem ber o f the adminU- ..j think I lost because poUtf- Mldilgan Ave. battle between tora, aold there will be smother Amphitheatre, about five mUea ^tlon team-and a propoeed cal prooeduros don’t respoSlto aome 8,000 demonatratora and ndly acroaa the atreet from the from the HUton-Orant Park Ohtcago poUee. HUton at 2 p.m., GDT. t**® Ju«l*ni«n4 o f the people," lb SSf. ‘"_‘*®*®*** oesentiala. McCarthy said, "But I look Natlooal guardamen trooped ‘Tt’U be largely up to the (See Page Twelve) 1 “P®** tt as a temporary setbaek 1.812 votes needed for the noml- a t m o e t ” " ^ H u m ^ l 1 761 Deploring the violence when antiwar demonstraton fought a bloody atreet battle in ARMOUR MACHINE SUCED McGovern 148%. downtown Chicago with on HHH Stalls Choice ™*“ t>«** « PoUc® the District of Columbia, Negro guardsmen, he said tbe conven- college men — pass the required curriculum in style ran as a favorite eon of tkm never should have been D l^k Lb. Lots nounced that, the government fused Tuesday to ratify the gress. and grieved" by the elaytng bs- hod decided on temporary agreement reached by Czecho- The assassin s machine- Mcnred to be the f ir s t — THE TRADITIONAL AND THE measures to restrict press free­ elovak and Soviet leaden In gunned Mein Wednesday after- tion ld ca- President JuUo Oesar OF THINKING GROUP to cancel the defiant election date for withdrawal of the ONI 4 * 9 9 2for(» CUT, WRAPPED AffD QUICK FROZEN Mhntenegro dedared a SlKlay 860,000 Soviet-block occupation state of stage and pnolalnifd ng, 5.98-7.98 troops. It also demanded re­ Uuree days of mourntng. RIs de* LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS TO Y0UR SPEUIFIUATIONS AT NO lease ot all persons arrested un­ cree expresMd the "deep oandu* Turtlenecks never Ik k I It so soft. Choos# from 10 0 % Orion ocryltc der the occupation, freedom for lenosi of the govenunent m is Baby Shaker knit with 3 ton* contrast on neck, cufjft and b o t t ^ . all government organs and GROUP ONE Black/gold and blue/It. bloe/blue. Also 100% Orion with dMblo Political Star people of Guatemala to the gar* GROUP TW O EXTRA UHARDE. Viet Fighting mass media and continuation of knit collar. White, gold, bluo, b lo ^ S, m, I, xk anmiaat and peonle of the Out- the democratization process be­ ed States." □ HINDGVARTERS SIDES gun in January. Seems Bright 3.99 GROUP Losses Rise» The secretly printed Llteraml Mendez In a statement to ngylarfy 8.98 newsmen desorlbed the — fmg n g . 3.98 r»g . $5 TWO Usty, the Writers’ Federation weekly, declared: ”We are free. For Kennedy ■ ^ r as a “aincere frtcod at Regular and button down collar ihlrt* In Moke that diitinctive impredton In the V.Sa Reports Let us remain free. If anyone Guatemala." CREW NECKS TURTUNECKS V-NECKS permanent preu and Don River fabrici. latest rage shirts— the sateen Nehru wants to put us on our knees let CHICAGO (AP) -The rlstog It was assumed that Mhln was etyled with braid trim around Ihe col« 100*/* Shetland wool, full* Some styled with flat univenity fold 100% Zephyr wool. Full 100% iamb's wool— a real SAIGON (AP) - The U .a us make It as hard os potmlble star of another Kennedy biased the viottm of ons ot the extram- lor and cuffs. Also satin acetate turtle* 1 ^ fashioned " f a y ." Color In* fashion styling. Wardrobe soft touch. Full-fashioned. lb lb Command today reported sharp let factions who have been war- and topered lalli. Wide aisortment of forest . . . copper mix, for Mm Only potential murder­ brightly on Democratic horizone necks In solids. For the less adventure* indktng colors of white, New foil uiwdes of autumn new fighting in Vietnam and Tluf in Guatemala for itiomtiM eolidi, plaidi, checks. $, m, I, xl. some . . . button down oxfords in solids, green heather, gold, blue, Wue, gold, black. Small, ers can be fiieixlly with murd- today desfUte the last brother's gold, honey, new blue, said the resumption of heavy erere.” ^ there was no imBoatton checks, plaids. S, m , I, chorcool. S, m, I, xl. medium, largo. gree.i, navy. S, m, I, xl. refusal to be drawn into the enemy attacks lost week Travelers from \ northen White House fray tMs year. vmether fats asiasstne wan brought death to more Ameri­ Bohemia said anti-Soviet dem­ from the ultraright or tha titn * 3 fo r GROUP We Reeerve The Right To Umlt Quaatltlee Many politicians feel sen Ed­ le ft. can, South Vlietnamese and ene­ onstrators hod tom down' a So­ ward M. Kennedy’s rejection of dress shirts 1 5 9 $s THRU 1 2 . i ngvlarfy $15 my troqpa than in any other viet tank from Its place on a the draft movement that bub­ Embassy preae attache Rich­ Permanent press 5 0 % Rolyester, S 0 % cotton blend oxford cloth. Button down week Uiie summer. ard Khowlea of Watexiodv towa. collar, long sleeves. Blue, maize, mint, white. Sizes 14M to 17. war memorial and hanged an bled up at the Democratlo Na­ I? pattomi oro of 100% wool heavy guoge U.8. headquartere reported effigy of a Soviet soldier. In one tional Convention thlz week only gave tills account of the aasaad» 808 Americans killed in action arest they said, gypsies disman­ postponed his prealdentlal nomi­ nation: slim plaM slacks ..... 5.8 8 V I * last week, the highest toll since tled antennas and other parts of nation imtll 1973 or 197»-de- Mein and his QuatemalaB WESIERN June 16, and said another 1,144 Soviet tanks while other persons pendtog on which way the par­ chauffeur were en rout# Thin Ivy style In permanent press 3 0 % Fortrel polyester, 5 0 % combed cotton. were wounded. The headquar­ engaged the crews In conveina- ty’s fortunes flow this fall. the envoy's realdenos tothseok- Distinctive olive, blue, whiskey plaids. 29-33 waist, 28-31 length. KNIT TURTLENECKS ters said 4,766 Viet Cong and tlon. With Vice President Hubert twny when a oar puUad to fkwMt GROUP 3 fo r GROUP North Vietnamese were slain, But public displays ot resis­ H. Humphrey’s first-ballot vic­ of the Umousiae and a tmoli perm, press slacks . . . . 4.88 ONI TWO the Mggeet weekly total slnoe tance appeared to be subsiding tory crushing the challenges of PtiUad up behind, preventliy tbe I BEEI May 1.8 in Prague. Blaring auto horns war critics Sens. Eugene J. amtweeedor's autouMhOe fftaa 5 0 % Fortrel polyeslw, 5 0 % cotton blend. Ivy style . . . pre-cuffed, bell loops. I r o 0 . 3.95 o o . r o f . 5.95 0p. South Vietnamese headquar­ McCarthy and George 8. Mc­ Creol shades of whiskey, olive, ton, novy. Sizes 29 to 42, had signaled short strikes Mon­ movliig either way. Two man — ters reported 496 government day and Tuesday, but there Govern, the Kennedy bapner forced the chauffeur out gf Um •‘nits. Colors to go troops killed, their heaviest loss were no work stoj^ages was praotlcaUy the only place limoueine. Mein tried to Oaa. WE'RE LOCATED IN THE HEART OP since May 11. Wednesday. A demonstration Democratic dissidents could go. hut a hurst of meoMne gua fUa DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Open Tuee., Wed., Bat. tlU ■ — Thun., r ri, ttU • Battle reports from American planned by students Wednesday Many went quickly. brought Mm down. AT THE CORNER OP OAK STREET ... and South Vietnamese head- nfght was canceled at the re- " I think he' Is the hope of the The attaok oeouired a Sow I 81 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER (AP Ookirphoto) Democratic party," sold Call- blooks from the e ^ whan tww (See Page Nine) (Bee Page Nine) Delegates *Whoop it up* for HHH before his nomination last night. (Bee Page Blzteen) (Bee Faga Itartaea)