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South Viet State Poll Says LBJ Joins HHH Nixon and Ribicoff Troops Hit HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)— Czech Students March A poll conducted for the Hartford Times showed to­ In Blasting Nixon day Connecticut voters favor­ Veteran Unit ing Republican presidential By THE ASSORTED PBE88 ourlty gap asid ohaigea about candidate Richard M. Nixon 8AIGK>N (A P ) — South V iet- President Johnson has ac­ our attempts to win peace in the over Democrat Hubert H. iwnMM Intuitrymon •maahed cused Richard M. Nixon of mak­ w o rid ." Humphrey, but Democratic Into troops from a veteran ing "ugly and urdalr ohaiges" Humphrey issued a statement Incumbent Abraham Ribicoff North Vletnameae regiment that on security and peace efforts On Presidential Castle after Nixon’s television appear­ over OOP candidate Edwin spearheaded two offensives on and Hubert II. Humphrey ance, charging him with “using H. May in the U.S. Senate PRAGUE (AP) — Thousands Saigon this year, government charges Nixon with spreading a tactic wMch he has used In so ra ce. m dK ary h eadquarters an* an imfounded rumor that the many campaigns.’ ' The copyrighted poll said of CaechosiovakB marched tai nounoed today. Democrats are playing politics Nixon was favored by 44 per Prague today ta patriotic dem- "The tactic; spread an un­ A government spokesman with peace. cent of those polled, Hum­ onstratiana -with antltSovlet ov­ founded rumor. Then say you said S3 soldiers from North Viet­ Humphrey accused his Repub- phrey by 81 per cent, and ertones as the notion celebrated don’t believe It,’’ Hiamphi^ nam’s Dong Nal Regiment were Uoan presidential opponent Sun­ third natty candidate Oeorge Its 80th anniversary os a republ­ continued. “ It Mr. Nixon has ev­ killed and 18 others captured in ' day night "of simply using the Wallace by 12 per cent Thir­ ic . idence that the Prealdent or any heavy fighting Sunday 24 miles old Nixon tactic of unsubstan­ teen per cent were undecid­ flevwal hundred atudesfis member of this government Is north of Saigon. The prisoners tiated Insinuation" by suggest­ ed. marched to the gatee of playing poUtios with the peace Included a battahon deputy ing 'White House "Insiders" are Ribicoff, the poll said, was Prague’s prestdenttel castle negotiations, I call on him to commander and a company trytag to bitag off a Vietnam favored by M per cent of chanting "Better dead than spell It out now—openly.” commander, the spokesman peace devetopiment to boost those polled, and May by 80 ahasne" asid tater atxiuUhg out said. Humphrey’s eleotion chances Humphrey also Joined John­ per cent as of Oct. 21. Hie "Russtans go liome" as leaders The South Vietnamese troops next w eek. son Sunday and again today In survey shows RlWooff lead­ tnslde preMded over an onntver- also seised Zl weapons in the But Nixon—expanding Sunday dlsputl^ Nixon’s statem ent ing M ay b y about 280,000 sary ceremony. battle and turned up two muni­ on his Friday statement that he Desnooratlc ddmlnlstra- votes in the state, based on Then about 8,000 pemMOs— tions stockpiles in the surround­ did not believe speculation that tions had created a security gap a 90 per cent voter turnout. young people in the main— ing area that included 400 mor­ Johnson woiSd make "a cynicait and that America must main­ S'rten per cent were unde­ mardied b^iind leaden car­ tar aheHs, basooka-type rockets last-minute attempt" to salvage tain arms superiority over the cided. rying the Csecboelovak flag and grenades. Humphrey’s candidacy—said he Soviet 'thiton.. from WencesiaB Square In ihe "He (Nixon) Is risking miscal­ Six South Vietnamese were was tryl^ to squelch the re­ heart of the capital toward the culation by our enemies,” Hum­ reported UHed and 20 wounded. ports. city’s hftitoric "OM ’Town" phrey said in remarks prepared square. It was the first time a siaable "It seemed to me that I was for an Akron, Ohio ,rally. "He is Group Burns tt -wsui the first time since the force (rf the Dong Nal Regiment being quite reeponslble in nail­ urging a mad escalation of the Soviet-led military Invasion tai had been in action since last ing that," Nixon eaid. "... I nudear arms race. And he is August that Csechoalovaka had May Q, when the regiment was would think the President would advocating an Increasing mili­ Draft Cards staged a pubBc demonstratlan badly mauled in an attack on be thanklqg me rather then at­ tarization of American Ufa and hi Prague. The march took Saigon. Its reappearanoe indi­ tacking m e." Aonerioan foreign policy.’’ plaoe despite wainlnga the na- cated it may be back to full Nixon Soviet Union to­ Earlier today a Soviet scien­ siana into sending tanka book Oontinue the temporary sus­ was prearranged and followed said. guns and three basooka-type "The situation has changed day after three days in space, tist said the purpose of Berego­ Into Prague. pension of Brooklyn’s Ocean the Gospel. Read by Robert “Beregovoy feels well,” the rockets. since then,” said Doar. “Since 'I’aM announced, but Cosmonaut voy’s flight is to develdp dock­ Occupation forces began with­ Hill-Brownsvllle governing Graf, 2tS, a Marquette Universi­ Soviet news agency continued. More weapons have been that time the governing board Georgy Beregovoy continued in ing systems, essential for Rus­ drawals from Ckariioslovakla board and Its unit administra­ ty student and editor of the “The cosmonaut continued the found hi caches or aboard run­ has . . . m ade a com m itm ent orbit in the sister ship Soyuz 8. sia’s announced program of last week, but some of the So­ tor, Rhody McCoy; temporarily Catholic Radical, It was entitled planned scientific experiments: ning vess^, but military that they will comply with our Beregovoy had followed the eventually constructing huge or­ viet forces which led the inva- spVietnam war ever 93rd orbit of the earth, and "all s ta g e ." course but did not Indtoate how ment reported today. held 1» London and repelled a dose he came either time. The September surplua of ex­ anaU attack on the U.S. Embas­ ’Tass said the maneuvei’ Sun­ ports over imports broi^Jit the iiT sy without using i^ghtsticks. day lasted 60 minutes. cumulative surplus for the first The only serhis damage re­ There was no Indloatlcui how nine months of 1968 to $864.9 ported was not In London but at . Holyoake^ Thieu Agree long the Soviet cosmonaut million. In the eame three quar­ the J<4« F. Kennedy Memorial would etay up. Western experts tern o f 1967 ex p orts w ere outrun­ at Runnymede, west of the capi­ here said more than three or ning imports by $8.8 billion— tal. An explosion Saturday night Coalition Unacceptable four days was ludlkety unless more than four timea as TnimK split the seven-ton atone slab there was to be a maneuver "If we conttaiue at the Sep­ down the middle. The local clilef SAIGON (AP) — Pirlme Mto- disclosed about their conversa­ with another manned eqiacecreft tember level of pertonnanoe of detectives said It could have istor Keith Holyoake of New tion. still to be launched. through the fourth quarter," said WUUam H. CSiartener, a » been an antiwar protest or poa- Holyoake told newsmen the A link up between two Z^land and President N^yen Blatant secretary tor econosnlo ribly a protest against Mrs. proposals are more generous manned orbiting ships would be Van 'Thieu agreed In a commu­ affairs, "we ought to end up Kennedy’s marriage to Aristotle than ever before, but Hanoi’s a historic first, but a linkup with nique today that a coalition gov­ 'With a Mupltis on the order of a Onaasis. loaders have shown no sign of an unmennied craft would dupli­ billion and a half doUstra which "We have a lead and we Itave ernment for South Vietnam as -seriously discussing a peacefid cate a maneuver already ac- is somewhat more opUmlatlo •very hope of suooess,’’ the advocated by the Communists settlement. compUriied -by U.S. astronauts. than the figures we’ve been ua- chief said. would be completely unaccepta­ The New Zealand chief of Official reports said Berego- ing the last few months.” FoHoe estimated about 80,000 ble. state said he did not believe any -voy, at 47 the oldest ot the 33 hu­ September tanpoits totaled persons marched through Lon­ The two allies thus reaffirmed . - - ( I of the allies had suggested an mans who have flown in space, $.96 hUUon on a seasonalfy ad- don, all but a few hundred a point made at a seven-nation unoondlUonal halt In the bomb­ was In good riiape, "retaining a Juried bools and exporte $8J6 peacefully. Some 7,000 demon­ Vietnam conference in New ing. high capacity tor work" and bUUon, both records. R waa the strated In Oroavenor Square, Zealand last April. The commimlque said they “’There riiould be some reci­ "successfully fuUlUlng his pro­ first time that exports havw site of the American Embassy, gram of space research.” topped $8 union. and 200 to 800 extremists broke also agreed that the National procation,’’ he said, adding that Liberation Front,/the political this could Include an aesurance During one of three live tele­ durtener aaM hedge bujying away for a flying wedge attack In anticipation of a atrHie to on the big white building. arm of the Viet Cong, could not that Infiltration from the North vision tranamisslons from Soyuz be admitted to peace talks as an would cease or be modified and 8, Berego-voy was shown leaning East and Gulf Ckiaat porta un­ As thick cordons of police doubtedly oontrHwted to toe barred their way, the red4iel- Independent entity, but that all that attacks would be reduced. from his seat to look at the alUed nations vdth troops In earth. He gave a thumbs up gea- high level cf both tanperto and meted Maolats and anorohlats Asked If he felt a complete exports. threw firecrackers at mounted Vietnam should have a role in bombing halt Is Imminent, the ture to express pleasure at riie the final settlement. -view. ** Ariced If these special clnunh- police waiting In reserve. Some lUver-haired printe minister re­ stanoea meant that the to- Holyoake, nearing the end of Soviet television Is giving hurled banner poles as spears. plied: "You will have to ask Ho creases were artiflolal, Obarta- a visit to Saigon, was Thleu's doEo coverage to Soyuz 8, a de­ Then they ohejged the poHce Chi Mlnh. At the present time, It n er sa id that the atrllM thraal guest In a state dinner at Inde­ parture from previous secretive lines with iron pipes. rests with Hanoi." effects riiould opt be mtntmlawl pendence Palaoa handling of apeuae flight It The pollcs akmiy pushed and Since New Zealand Is one o but that "todkattena aria tta t U.8. Ambassador EUlsworth broadcast a 20snlnute program shovqd the militants back, pen­ the seven allied nations In the something mors fundaanndal to Sunday afternoon showing pre- ning them into the southwet oor u e Bunker had met Thieu twice war, Holyoake said his country goin g c n hare." paraUona at the Baikonur Oo*- nsr of the square and stopping during the day. In all they have would expect to be included in E ven if the $1.6 WWan flgnto modrome Saturday „ momiag. any attempt to break out. Orad- now had nine meetings since negotiations on a final settle­ Is rtalUed, Ilia yaaris riwgiRf President Johnson’s proposals Beregovoy was shown In the ually til*' young demonstraton ment. He added that his govern­ stlU would tall Itr rim t of <«im craft before llftott andheUup a ran out of steam and drifted W for a halt In the bombing of ment would not expect to sit In n al goata. yx small sign to the camera, that away. London was quiet again North Vietnam were reported at the present time, but empha­ Tha. oompaaabla Sg u m $ 0 said: "Hello Everybody.” The b y 0 p.m . The head of the 20,000-atrong antt-Vietnamese - wsr demonstrators start the Oct. 10. Thieu is' known to be sised that the allies were being 1967 waa $4.1 bdUaa, an d P n a l- balking at some parts of the telecaet covered his ascent Into (lee Page Five) march from Westminster through London yesterday, (AP Photofax) plan. But, as usual, nothing was (See Page Eighteen) the spacecraft and the blastoff. (■ t A O t TWO MANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. MAi^OfESTTER. CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968

ing out ot drassee into abort __ Benton 8L; Mrs. Mary Cbap- pants and developing into s boy Sheinwold on Bridge Classes alated «w"- ** **n fm. Parking Banned Vernon eJto who sang in synagogues _ ■ _ hsrty, m Handoek m.; Mn. A town baa on overnight and St psrtlss. In time he was w n s MAN"S ADVIOB Final WaakI r o r LJO Blirm anaiS Oemeldre, Covmtry; Mrs. parking will to in affect as put to studying the violin under GOOD FOB AU. AOB8 n o r t h A 1.^ n e - <1 Conatanos Pefx, 498 WsfhsrsH ot Friday morning and wfll Dtcyer^ New Head of Police^ “T H E W A Y hie older brother. Aa usually ♦ QJ A t SH. M ary 8 «•: Mm . BlmUy OMvrino, 878 to in fores through March Only Fuel Oil Dealer happens, tlria didn't work out By AUnUBD BHKBfWOU) Z> 10962 ’ ROBEWrA PECK *' 'nxmel Rd., Vsmm; Mrs. BDsie 81. I HEARD IT" and Moehe begged (or a piano When Bast was oneAad-twen- 0 A642 lb s November to Blaster CUl- Ttott, Blaet Bsitford; Mrs. Ha- Manchaatar’s parking ordl- Honored at Dinner by 400 instead. ty he heard a wise man say; ♦ AQ3 Columtid Recording Star d m ’s Confirmation aaseas of lel MoGary, Andover; Ragtosld nance forMds parking of ve­ O p e n 24 Hours A Doy! Although this represented a “Throw aces, kings and quaem, WEST EAST ■t. M ary’s BIpisoopal Church OaUrihan, 419 Summft M .; Mm. hicles, totwesn 9 and 9 a.m., Otficem in the Venion Police er was Iris chief o f poUoe be­ consideraible cash outlay, young by John Gruber but not the game away.” Like ♦ 10 7 4 2 ♦A963 ~y land wUl begin on Nov. 18. from Nov. 1 through March Department honored their fore oonaoUdatlon and cited .him Paranov had figured how to OaroFyn Gay, Storm; Mm. Ruth Houaman’s young hero, Blast ^53 Z> K74 nMrs wUl to two olaases for 81, on any public highway as being loyal and wanting to finance the deal. “ Papsk, you lAMaa, Storm; Ihottiaa Hum­ new chief, Bkbnund Dwyer, at 40 cMtr. One of tbs dames wlU be nicipal • owned, municipal- State’s Attorney Robert Pig­ can p ^ y the vkriln, and 1'U TRIO Also, Mm. Oartiuda Bsdyra day night attended by over 400 eon toM Dteysr he was proud what aaddar. SOUTH .4 taught by the Rev. Stephen leased, nr munleipal-opemt- Serving You for learn the piano. That way we’U Opening lead—two ot spadae. and acn. North Covantry; Mm. ad, off-street, paiidng area people. to count him as one of hia 24 have an orchestra and can . .♦ K 8 S •fM Prloe, and the other by the R«v. Oraos ZawistowsU and daugh­ 24 Biaat won the first trick with Direct from BOSTON or to t friends, and I>wyer qbipped, O v e r yt of a O m tn r y make money playing at wed­ ^ AQJ8 Jamaa W. Bottcou. ter, Cook Dr., BoUon; Mm. Dwyer, who bad been deputy the aoa of spades and returned The ordinance provldaa for “We'll catch 'em and you Imp dings and so on." 0 J975 The four principle unlta to to chief atnoe the town was con- a spade to dummy’s queen. in the GIBSON ROOM YVoima Lasissa and daught«r, 9 a |5 fine for each violation. ’em .” HOUR 'ivipyniJiMa I forgot to ask bow Papa ♦ 15 oenrared in the oourae will to Allan D r„ Vernon; Mm. LesBe ■oUdated three yearn ago, waa HOUR South, a very crafty (rilow, led the Bible, the faitii of the Atty, Leo B. Flaherty Jr„ learned the trumpet, snd ^ North East , Sooth Wert With A Hew - Existing • Dilferant - Sound ByoboWri and son, 179 Maple appointed chief on the resigna­ a low trump from dummy to 1 0 Pass 1 '9 Pass Church, the history o t the former Mayor of Rockville com­ sides Mr. Paranov had worked Foi Tour LUtening & DandUg PUm u w ■ ^ at.; Mm. Helena FemdoU and tion of Chief George Trapp last HJH.ON. ■URNER Todajr ta M oihe Pmrmaanr't beata and hopefidtyAie wfll con­ ig> a (ull head ot conversational arln a fine see with the queen. 2 (? Pass 3 0 Pass Church, and what H maana to C oven try plimented the dilef on his fores. M©bil Then, aa though merely retum- HOHDAT thru SATURDAY From 8:30 P.M. dauihtar, 571 Hartford Rd.; month. He said a Uiwyer haa a prob­ Mrthday. He’s aUready had tinue for a long time. steam so I didn’t want to in­ 3 9 Pass 4 9 All Pass to a Ohrtatlan in our modern Mm. Baitana Donahue and DELIVERY heating oil iqg to dummy to repeat the wortd. lem today as the pclloe offleera j SBRVfCE maogr happy rt on the aupreme court deot-1 many more. Brerytxidy knoera Good In Big CCty" type. Here cam e a pro(essional pianlM at STEAKS — CHAR-BROILED TO PERFECTION ON THE OPEN HEARTH taot Bt. Mary"* Cburob offioa. DISCKAROBO) TBSTBStDAT: In Bankruptcy moniaL Paul MoOeary, adult Mr. Panumr, or at leaat eiveiy- we have a “Local Boy Makes a very tender age. innocently followed suit with his the queen instead of the kw Mm. Thelma Dlxan, 159 probation officer (or Tolland ■ions. "They know more about | tody hi Oreater Harttord with Good In Hotne TcwnC story, About this time Juhua Hartt low diamond, thus Inspiring po­ diamond. LUNCH OR DINNER IN THE ELEGANT XENTDRT ROOM' Adams S t; Eldward Kornbrath, George Lifadcy, IMAln St, Oov- County, was master of eerenacn- them than wo do," he said. etry In our bfidge column. South onlgfat then repeat the CALL 643-5135 the digtiteat knowledge ot mua- for Mr. ParahoT was bom on arrived on the scene, to be or- A Ftw Mmulti Prom Downtown-Horlford Hospital Notes les. Chief Ttxxnas Sullivan o t the Declarer led a heart from trump finesse, lead a third n y!in *>•* • voluntary pe- 301 CENTER STRERT Ic, (Or tai many reqiecta be ia Hartford ’s east aide In 1990. at the Asylum Hill Con- Popa, StaftordvtUe; CStestar ' tt a n u Chief John J. Kerrigan of the Wetherafield department urged { MANCHESTER dummy to win a finesse with trump, cash Um Ung of qiadea W right a d s r MUl R d., Tol- bankruptcy l« U.8. DU the Mr. MuMc ot the area. Right up to the reeent urban gregatlonal Church. He was In- An evaolng vWtIng toura and Hartford Department, who wfll the people “who had been tail­ At preaccit, at o o tn e , he ia renewal wtjch resulted In Oon- >«reiited in young people and the Jack and then drew the last and lead a diamond, but to no - m to fe citth at 8 pju., and atart, In toe land; Leonard Duoharms, RFD trlot Court in Hartford. ing Ed what a great guy he mlaalng trump with the ace. avaU. West would be in poaltlon go to South Windeor next noonth f prealdent at the Hartt OoOere rtthkion Plaaa, aenong other made his way at times to the varioua xnNa, att PemaMea, 8 8; Frederick Brown, Prospect Lfpaky Bated dribts at fB.BlS BS to head ■that department, aald is “to stand behind him. ot Muaic of the UidTeraity ot things, thia was hanRy an elite CioodwUl a u b , on Pratt 8t., South cartied the king of spades to take two diamond trlcka with pju.; adf aervloe unit, M ajn.| 8 U O oveatry; R alph A ld iio h , 8 aaseta a t $190.16. Othara speaking in honor of to diacprd dummy’s low dub the king and ten. Then West he will depend on Dwyer for a Hartford aa wdl aa Ttce^han- addnss. But Mr. Paraov is now where boys were wont to gather Ctowan Houae, 5 pan. waak- lot of advice on how to handle the new chief were former May­ in the days be(ore Boy Scouts. and then led a low diamand. would lead a club through dum­ Area creditors Include Dr. eetor fn* the perfom ilng arta at welcoaied at the moat elite etd- daya,— 9 p , .m— ,, weakands------and toU-Gowdy, WoodUnd Rd., Coven- ^ h a . small town problems. He noted or llmmas McOusker, Lt. Don- Here he met Moehe Paranov. Qaaeo la Fatal my’s ace-queen, and Ehist would dayai private rooms, 1* aju.; try; Mm. Marguerite Cornier, Field, MianCheater fSio.DO, U of H. He’a ato> preatdeot of being chief in South Windsor aid Nurse of the State Police, I w as talking with trim the Mr. Hartt undertook young Our youthful hero in the Biaat get the setting trick with the semi-private rooms, 8 p.m .; South Windsor; Florence Hoher, Connecticut Auto Sales, Inc., Co- the Jtdlua Hartt Sdiooi ot m at­ will be a lot different than Hart­ Lt. Gov. Attiilo FrasslnelU and Here’s Wonderful News .... / other day anal got him renpiriac- Paranov’s musical education not seat had to win with the queen king of chtba. te, the latter deatgped for noti- v M tIiig tat 919, 914 and 938 U 661 C enter S t.; A rth u r T im s, 46 iumbia» $46; V ernca C ycle and ford where there was at least Deputy Oiief Joaejrii Clealone tng about Iris boyhood. oidy In piano, but also in har­ of diamonds. (It would have Dally Qiwallon I oaOeglate ahaiwita. aay time fer ImmadlatB fam ily Firiey S t; Stanley KraJewsU, Sport Shop, $46.16; Dr. Elisabeth one major problem every day. of Bast Hartford. mony, muslc^ theory and so coet West a diamond trick to As dealer, yon hold: Spades, Fhr half a cenhny Mr. Para- To begin with. Us older broth­ caly, vrtlh a Bva-mlanto Hmlla- n Foster S t; Frank Caron, 8 Alton, and Dr. Richard Alton, Bulletin Board I on, finally pasalng his protege rescue his pcutner by putting K-941; Hearts, D**- tlcB. Afternoon vMtlng houm in Carol I>., Rockville; Marlon Bolton, $309.60. Chief James Reardon of Man­ er had to take violin lessons. 17m semlrtfMiual meeting o f nor ban been a moat tanport- on to Harold Bauer, dlsUn- up the Ung of diamonde). Now m oods, J-9-T-S; OMbs, J-S. chester recalled that Dwyer had As he put It, “In those days obstiMea are 3 to 4 p.m. then Burdick, WflUmaiitlo. largest credltom Gieator Rockville FISH wUI be Kiddie K om il aat figure In Hartfbtrl'a muc- guUhed concert pianist. This if Bast returned a club, dummy What do yoa sayT been a rookie on the Manches­ every Jewieh boy wss bora with at 7 pan. VWtom Steven Moaner, 17 Will- were listed as Dr. Brae Raffer- held Wednesday at 8:80 p.m. In le acene. In addttioa to hia work eventually led to his playing with would get a free finesse. If Answer: Pass. The hand is not to Huoko la pa- ter (oroe in 1937 and wished him at Hartt (at wMdi he waa a co- a violin in bis hands.” To make aMre Rd., Vernon; Deborah ty, WUUmantlc, $3,880; Wtaid- the Rockville General Hospital I sure that the youngster attend­ Bauer and Gabriluwitsch (Mark Bast returned a spade, declarer not quite worth an opening trid, tlaat^a rooms. No more ita a two weU. Announces tounder in 19201 he haa been Tyler, DObaon Rd., Vernon; ham Oomminrity HOapital, $1,- auxlUary roomo. It is a public ed Itssona which were dearly Twain's aon-ln-taw, by the way) would ruff in either hand and despite your 12 points in high vtaMam at ana time per paliaat PDgh Sheriff Paul B. Sweeney ■atodatei with Kb«aen H 140 Branford S t; Bernhardt ------Dwyer will turn out to to the Old Parma, and St. Joseph Ool- ICE A D M rrrE D Sa t u r d a y : at this meeting or by ccdllng Mr. Paranov was launched on could no longer defeat the con­ the bidding when you are count­ greatest iriilef of ptdloe the town There was method in this H Schultx, GHastonbury; John Advertiaement— Mrs. Leonard DeOarli. lege. iris career as a planlrt. tract. ing points for uneiqiported Jairics. i M i l S ? has ever had and Mayor John New beyond what met the eye, (or H H S . l f 4 \ ■ ! 1 fJ ilw . G ertrude TV>ndgM at 7 ;80 a pUMic hear­ In ease you don’t know who In 1020 he became co-founder Elaat could have saved the But add 1 point of any descrip­ CAPdDES The incumbent Republican Grant said, "Ed Dwyer U my P i^ Paranov kept his ears AmofiC.t • No 1 r.tni'ly STui// H H L e o ing wlU be held in the Admin- gave the drat downbeat (Or (he ot the JuUua Hartt School ot game by remembering that the tion to this hand and you would repreaentatlve voted agalnat chief and there is nobody arty open all the time, and the teach­ H H Pariseau, -860 Woodland St.; istration Building on sewer as- opoiing ot the BuahneB Memor­ er was thus giving two lessons muaic, alter having served In wise man ts and Satisfied wlith the Jdmson/ Now Yftor's Morning! Schumann." I don’t know Just District, is cne of the foundeja turn of ttris country to a posi­ H H Snn., Nov. 17 and 84 South Windsor; Charles Swift, tin and daughter, 14 Spruce St, printa your rtil>11 of Katie * White or YR l 12 MIDNIGHT! TODAY 1:80 p.m. and 6:80 p.m. Humibrey Great Society* NoT Koda-color film we sire you ABSO­ Kilc Emperor Tilipi how much like Schumann, for of a bi-partisan ad hoc cooimlt- tion of primacy as a worid sea- H N Stafford Springs; Clayton Tay­ Rockville; Murphy, baby boy, LUTELY FREE, a fresh roU of film (or your camera. We replace the film Papa Wieck opposed that tee formed to study the various power in the interests of our M M Prloea lor, 317 Union S t; Albert Vln- 128 Oak Bt, Wapping. —Elect Nixon and Agnew. The hurgest red! Reg. 10 match strenuously. I suspect 8ri)0—8:60—4:00 you have developed. It's all (resh- Children will be fed H ot Meals Served at 5:30; Children w ill elementa of esivlronmecrt. economy, our national security M A I L o r d e r s OUp Ooopon Below ock, 23 S. Alton. St.; Susan dafed and top quaUty and Ko- Papa Hartt waa a little hiq>- The comm lttoe win aid Oon- and our prestige among na­ RECEIVE and Send Check or 4 A 0 -.^ 0 0 I dak, too. Quldc proceartns . . . be put to bed at their regular hour . . . fer 11.69. pier. N Money Order AU Seata Zuoksr, South Windsor. [ 4 2 ^ M hour service for breakfast. Make your grees In evaluating (he hnpact tions of the world. BIRTHS SATURDAY: A black and white (jurt Mrs. Paranov still works at p r e f e r e n c e N Friyable To: N B eaeired a IKtle bit longer (or of federal programs and policies St, Onge was oo-sponsor of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. color). — ALSO — the schotri aa Dean ot Admis­ the Ull introduced in Oongreas reservations early! NOW on natural reeouroee and the TrTTTTTTTT X i i i i i i i i r r [llT llllT T T Gaorge Singer, South Windaor; Miss Ginny Is Back! a AS Day Care and Hourty Care I •1.35 sions while daughters Tanya quality of eiivlnxrinent. last year aixl subsequently en­ 1 * 6 ♦20 a Nuntery S Results in a special winners dM, East H artford; Mrs. Caifa- md Holiday. .1 it b 1.m II 9tr«M election to Oongreas, has “de­ jcbuddlojnX,! jde/d&ionX,! ertna S tair, 40 Green Manor (of fomior Ko>Klar CtoHi Toy Co. Muicbwier. Cona (OKMO) night duplicate bridgie game plored the foUure of the Uiritad Friday night at the Italian- l i i ; Rirtiard BulUvan, 40 Ol- for the man who has r.IephoB. Slt-ITU States to ratify the Declaration oMt St; George nnnher, 68 Secoaj CteH Portae* Paid a: of Human Rights.” Amertcan Club are: North- spent 10 years quietly fighting for the integrity ManchMtrt’, CMm. South; PJ>. Griffithe and Russ TwvibuU Rd.; Mm. Mary Wad- In a speech at Windham High Bentley, first; William Zlenmn h^fns, Bolton; John Wrtch, 87 of our Research and Development program School celebrating United Na­ 9UBBdUFnON RATES and Joseph Marcello, second; Spruce S t PayaU. la Advaae. tions Day, St. Onge explained, ¥ Ooiti^TVUm t Wiliam Caitwrigbt and Bert FOR SALE or LEASE Un. Trtu- ...... tWIO “The Declaration of Human •mriHS YESTERDAY: A a a program which affects a 17 billion dollar Ross, third...... UJO Rights gives the U.8. an excel­ <41ightor Id Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Also, East-West; Miss Mary expenditure annually IkrM Month...... T.IO lent opportunity to provide coo- liam Vaughn, 82 Mountain St., LIBERAL TERMS to Qualified prindpab. W ill seU On* Monte ...... tm Bergan and Fnuik O’Brien, igiokvUIe; a daughter to Mr. rtructive leadership to the na­ or leaser in full or p a rt Ucal for any tjrpe of nuuiu- tions of the wortd.^’ first; Richard Oasternak and How! How! and Mrs. Roibert Hylander, a THE program which will support our increased James Baker, second; and John “The Uft. should be the first cUustonbury; a son to Mr. and foctnrInK. One s tc ^ building la 17,000 aq. ft. net Frederlckaon and John Papen- 1 ^ Victor HeSn, lOSD Syca­ fight against crime and should stand at the head hausen, third. on Ifi acno. of the line of nations in ratify­ more Lone; a daughter to Mr. The ganae is q>onsored by the ing these conventions on human aM Mrs. Vincent Girard, FVirge ■ THE program which will expand aid to Manchester Bridge Club and rights," be sUted. “It's Rd., Coventry; a daughter to played each Wednesday at 7:80 Where! Any porson or porsona InforMlod eoR — education prestige and lU following I ff . and Mrs. Richard AHely, p.m. and each BVlday at 8 p.m. throughout the world, particu­ Rockville. S. H. V. C. Inc. larly anrvofig the smaller na­ 4 •DISCHARGED YSISTER- ’■ THE program which will untangle our tions, would reatrit new diY : Mrs. Joan Poplch, US ▼9OR ^^Pu^BTGUM bml Re 9Toa R ^m idlw 9IW *”**'O ^Y ^V 999 transportation problems heigh ta.“ ’IhaTace Dr., Rockville; Mark He deplored the delay in sign­ trailing, 17 Lilac St.; Debra ing the declaration. “This only Mtociak, 77 HiUorest Dr., Rook- a THE program which will continue to guide our creates doubts and suapickms Girls 16 -on vv m ; Mrs. Dorothy Weiss, 69 medical research in the hearts and mimfo of ntil- Elpokfield St.; Ronald Bleu, 8 Ctowney Dr.; Mrs. Judith Mehl- Uons throughout the world re­ a THE program which will protect our environment garding our sincerity, our aims, bM , Cedar Swamp Rd., Coven- Manchester's O ldest and our true belief in the digijity tW ; Jtxa. Teresa White, West so that our children will have something left of man,” he said. Are you torn in WUlington; Mrs. Elizabeth Paul- w ith Finest to vote for in the future. Independent Maritime Agency has, WlUlmantlc; Ralph Oates, St. Onge has also called on every direction on iqa Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Mary F a c ilit ie s President Lyndon Johnson to Bucklnnd, 468 Keeney St.; MIm Daddario is the congressional spokesman for approve a bill passed by Con­ what to do about James Walsh, 36 View St.; Mrs. this program. He is Chairman of the Subcommittee gress which would establish the Mu:Jorls Higgins, 3068 Ellington Federal Maritime Administra­ inches and pounds R)l., Wapping; Nell Hughes, which administers it, a bipartisan committee which 88BH Swamp Rd., Coventry; VAUUBT FARariB tion as an independent agency. has never had anything but a unanimous report. “I am firmly convinced that that keep creeping Cifttord Callahan, 31 Horton B4. enactment of this legislation Also, Mrs. Loretta LaVlgne, will go far toward alleviating on? Now is the If Hansen Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Mim Daddario fights for all the people where it Hattie Nason, WlUimantio; Mrs. the present almost critical oon- l^rldlth Pinto, 17 Essex St.; counts . . . in the Congress of the United States. ditJon o f our m erdiant m arine,” time to find the an­ ' DirityTiU-9M Mn. Rita Duffy, Warehouse R J a t i n ' 8 he wrote the president. Pflnt; Mm. Maigucrlte Beau- FARM FRBHH, GRADE A “This country cannot afford S e t • Son. swers to all your «-9U9-9i99-1:<9-rii9> pm, 4U W. Middle Tpke.; Jo- to bu anything leas than a sejjih Rogowskl, 803 Colonial R d„ first class maritime power,” St. questions at . LM 8E EGGS dOB. 49° Next—'A e BsstSM • tn o g ls r ' Belton I Mrs. Madlyn Gunthar, 07“, Gardner St.; Mrs. DaniaU Excerpte from an Re-elect JusBcsak, 62 North St.; Mrs. unaoUclted letter Helena WiUU, 36 LUlay St.; P A IR T m a r t _____ENTEIentertainment t o r A L L l Richard Martin, 301 Main St.; Lfw m nce Oaglonello, 86 Orast* BREAD 14b. loovM 2 1 * 2 9 ' wood Dr.; PrisolUa Callls, East H irtford. Dear M r. Weat: everybody’s Congressman Also, Charles Darker, Thomp- Mim Daddario. Gat Pleiae a ^p t my thanta for your ex- 'T ric k or TrocH" Itoms for HoNowoon! UON soivUla: Douglas Chopper, Sher­ i ry* arda, ToHand; JoanM crilent services. I like to let a man know Baody 4 Pull the top lever - Vote Democratic 8«rt OH to tart te Gwrg* Plimplon fijc d ii CdllAD/L J>iifW UL Sedan, M i ItookanMler, GlaSteobury; whsn I think he does a good job. F e r ShMon SeHera, WlUkigton; Mm. A I 3 7 7 A id s Lauren HuttonI Paid by Daddario tor Congress Committee ' \ 629 M AIN ST,, MANCHESTER—TEL. 649-5462 .•) d a m Maddox, AUoa D r., <3ov- i m BE SM ART...SHO P DAIRY MART iMffo At Tachnlcalof* snlry; Todd Sperry, Nathan s Dr., South Cfovantry; Dabo- OF-FN 7 DAYS A WEEK — 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. ! i m OPEN 9-9 BION. to FRI.—9-4 SAT. • ESTABLISHED 1874 • i m BURNSIDE Prtoa, 88 DaarilWd Dr.; Ml- A NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY aohkal M onoid, South Oovan- ri> try; Mrs Bktnobe Henry, 68 ” (

pAta fooii MANCHESTEB EVENING HERAIA MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MOlWlAY, O ^ B E R 26, 1968 PAGE FIVE Ha r**''~* parents' night to- the late 1960s and early 1960s. Hell" at some newspaper of­ Laurinltls, and Miss Sheila Mis- fair. Mist Patricia Sullivan on owics. Miss Laurie Bourque, A n d o v e r Mrs. LeDuc Asks B olton laght at the Oommunity HaH Miss Amy Maxxotta, Mias Jean Affenfionf South Windsor Those marches united middle fices. Then on to the strand, 4>H Clubs Show ovioh. Miss Laurinltls and Miss teen weekend, Mies JUl Acker­ The pi«ii»»i»ig ccenmiarioQ wlH man on the interatate exchange Halloran and Miss Carol Ben­ PROFESSIONAL hold a apecial meeting tonight at class and middle-aged protea- where they burned an Austra­ Nelson were commentators tor Active Effort Achievements the show. Eiscorts were Peter program, and MIsa C/bthla son. 7 JO aomewhere In the town of- tors, union groups and youth. lian flag in front of that coun­ Paper Drive 5 Recommendations Issued m im nufmamn try’s embassy because of Aus­ PeUa, Eugene Monty, and BUI Kurts on the 4-H camp. Hostesses were Miss Terl SUEDE To Sign Voters flees. Players Set This one was drawn almost en­ The Manchestei 4-H (3ube tirely from student and youth tralia’s oontributton to the Viri- held their achievement p r o- Lopes. Miss Janet Ackerman gave a Johnston and Miss Cynthia HieK wm be a half-day of weofmrn Hommes _ (oik on breads. Miss Ackerman OhBlng preaent eOorta in wot- After T o tm Records Audit gptkups. nom war. They filled Whitehall, gram Friday at Emanuel Luth­ Talks were given by Miss Hultgran. Name togs were GLEANINa Success for acbotd tomorrow at tbe high Comedy hy and Miss Marjorie PeUa were made by Miss Allison Misovlch erenglatraaon (hfvea "Inem- acboof ao that teacher* can work /u m m itO O N auA HVIIMWO CI A — 1 » Instead of marching in thin London's broadest avenue, end eran Church. Held! Lindberg on the favorite Jofmaon and WlBiania, certl- menta to make. Any aoifoa wffl handed in a petition at No. 10 The girls presented a fashion foods rtiow. Miss Sheila Miao- chosen to go on a trip to Chi­ and Hiss Deborah GfyK. Re­ DONE ON PREMISES cient and haif-heaited,'’ the De­ fled piww. acdbwitanta at be taken at the next regular on curriculum for the evahia- lines by the aide of the street, Girl Scouts O— MU lor I M M E CTAHT a— my Carl Reiner, will be dlrect- D& L's Biggest Sale of the Year! All Stores Open Every Night This Week Except Sat. — New Britian Open Thursday Night Only. * etacted, to propoae legiafatton Advertisement — MANCHB8TEB, CONN. Tel4*<*e 8 tl 8tl7 Leaden of tbe Cadettea, l»a. requiring the regtatzan “to aeefc five recommendatlona. faculty choooea one, on the baaia bd by FVed Raguzsi, with a 16 Lueaa Moc and ICra. Helen Doo- ______Three of Ihe recommendar dependability, aervloe, lead- Democrati have controlled out the new, unregtatered OoLsiecticut too long. Restore membsr cant. ■hue, report that the paper denla, by mail or phone, and **<*■ 1*^ yearh eratiip and patriotinn. Ben Nomis will appear as Mr. drive held a weric ago Satur­ Republican leadership —EHect • deUberate effort to pro- «*hton> repeated this year. iQn Oote U preaident of the Repko and MlHer. ^jonsored by , BVtreman. He woe a member of day waa a Mg aaeeaaa. They jU nSet rTvStUVflV vide them with the neceasary in- flrma recommended that HaUonal Honor Society, prea- •the Univeraity Theeter, Unlver- wlah to thank aB thoae w h o fonnatton about their voting (using this report’s wording) Men! of the student council, Repubilcana tor Miller Commit­ Mra. Ethel Brown Swanson of tee, Gene Boylngton, Tres. irity of MCarytand, and active in donatad paper* and thoae who 43 Jensen St. was elected prcal- rights.” “the tewn compile and maintain president of the Latin Club, on This Week of • backrioge work in other Cknm- worind to eollect them. The dent of the Sunset Club at Its Kra. LeOuc's statement foi- & detail Uri of fixed aaaets and the year book cnmmttfna and a , try Playeiv’ produoUanB. proceedi will help pay for the town: personal property owned by thcA member of chorus. She was Bfaaebeater Evening Herald annual meeting Friday after­ BoMoa correspoadeat, CSeme- Da'vM Tedwab will appear in trip to Waafaington, DjC. which “Baidc in the old days of Man- town." secretary of ber daaa wm a noon at the Senior Cttlxen’s weO Toong, teL •48-8881.'' the lead oa David Kolowltz. He the troop win make next apring. Center. She succeeds Mrs. Mar­ cheater, it seems, one's employ- Both recommended that “the freshman and president aa a was a member of the Renwe- Tbe troop plana another paper guerite Ekstrom. er advlaed the newly arriving tax oolleetor maintain a control sophomore, drive early next apring. Iner Ptdytechnlc Institute Play­ Other officers elected are employe how to regirier Us and sitoaldlary ledger of uncol- gt. George's Notes Pew in Gabon Salaried ers and has appeared In several AU reglatared adult girl aoout Mrs. May Tivnan. first vice party aftHiatton in order to vote lectod taxes, and balance the -nie youth discusston group flOm M Ctnavtry Players’ offerings. leadere in town will attend a preaident; Mrs. Lois Joyner, In the various elecUons. Oroupa ™te books monthly." Lari will meet tonight at 7:80. The UBREVILU:. Gabon — Of Brian Lammers will appear meeting of the Andover Neigh- secretary; and Mrs Mary intermted in maintaiUi« the year's auditor reported that he canvas ccnnmlttee will mcri to- Gabon’s total population o f os Marvin. He has done variety today, buy one pf fashion^s hothood coordinating Oonunit- Hope, treasurer. Btatus quo and sustainiiv their had showed tbe tax collector morrow at 7:30. Holy Bucliariri about 470,000, the salaried labor Communtty Room shows In ihe Bast Hartford area teo tomorrow at 9;M a-m. at Mrs. Ekstrom was presented vested iuerests were keeUy in- *his. This year's au- w*l be celebrated Friday, the force numbers some 44,000, and this summer at the Triangle the borne of M ra Moe on Walea a gift. tereried in registering new t****”' *Ayc it is nri being done, peari of aU Saints, at 10 a-m. most of whom work in the cap­ at the Manchester Parkado Plajdiouse (formerly the Oval). finest DESIGNER COATS Rd. Scout leader*. The nearly elected preaidmt mentoera of the oommuUty in *• asking for an additional The prayer groiq> ariU meet at ital, LibreviUe; Port GentU, the Grata French will appear as leadwx, troop committee mem- is a member of. South _ .... MefiKjiri .. n. . the right party. Thoae were the | 2(|Q above the contracted fee 10:80 a.m. The oonfirmatioD main industrial region; or the Mias B. She has appeared In hers and ioterested mothers arc Church and its Senior Metho­ days when people’s mobility for the audit because of the c1m » will meet Saturday at 10 mining areas. T n e s^ , Oct. 29—Oak* Decorating, 10 AJL other productions put on by the asfead to attend. To be dlscuased dists. She is also a member of waa far leas flexible than In the amount of time neceasary to . -m Conducted by Mra. Arlene Smith of ThompwxnriUe, e p ^ Country Players and created from D£rL's great collection! aaa activity projects for th e Manchester Orange and Temple middle of the 20tfa ceotury. work on tbe tax coUector's Assessor Meeting S S a Ini^ruoUs-. a t x ^ many costumes for shows In the coming months, permission Chapter, OE8. “Today, new residents at hooka. r w« of New Haven, is the Instructor, Admlarion $1 per "Carousel" for the St. Catherine to the fund drive and wish to only 19S of the 370 piq>U] en- crual basis.” (downstairs) tomorrow from 9 9 4 oomnuaAUes or elsewhere in tbe class. Ptayers last spring and appear­ values to $80 oositribute may do ao by con- rolled taking the lunch the nation. Both DenaocraiUc and Johnson and WlUlama recom­ a.m. to noon and 7 to 9 pm.; ed at the Rosewood Summer tacUng any of these aom- total Income is about 170. How- Republican town oommHtee mended that the town^ “ko- Wednesday from 1 to 4 and 7 to Theater this summer. *o: Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs. ever this covers only the com- m«nbem are the remrinlng 9 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. Wednesday, Oct 30—Cake Decoiatbig, 10 AJL age on both the tax ooUectar Bruno Klellch will appear as Rcbert Hamilton. Mrs. Lucas wned cost of salaries tor the remnant of those once varied to noon and 7 to 9 pm . A penal­ AlK> ooDduoted by M ra Arlene Smith. B a ^ content os Don Baxter. An art student at Hoc, Mrs. Allen Frarier, Mrs. food staff and for the coat of and powerfid vested Intereri and tike treasurer to $85,000. ty will be charged for failure to Tuesday moniinir clMS. Admlarion 91 per cMaB. The firm reconunended that a the University of Hartford, who Richard Orixnne, or Mrs. Earl niUk. Thla leaves nothing for groupa seeking to enroH new declare property on or before designed the program cover for section of the General Statutes Palmer, Treaaiwer. -th* purchase of food. voters quickly and Into tbe right .. ^ . .. . . , ^ ^ Nov. 1. this play, he is making his act­ Save, right now, before winter Proceeda of tba fund drive g i^ stated, "Within the next party, in Ib * ^ ‘regardLig the transfer of fund. BaDettn Board WediNsday, Oct 30—Bridge, 7 PM. to cover overexpenditures of ii>- Bridge lessone for beglimers . . . Conducted by Mra. PwU ing debut. really begins. You’ll find some famous sweaters, skirts remain with the Connecticut n ^ t h , we must pick up pitf- tiea are vokmteere, wHfa many Boy Scout Troop 73 will bold John Dlgnan will appear as Trails Council which senrlcea dlvidual approprlsttofis be oon- Pulvm of West Hartford, n Life Mhriar in the American of the finest designer coats in ticipetlon considerably or make other commitments and inter- Coritract Bri<^e League standings and bolder of Ooren Marlowe. He iq>peared this sum­ sweaters. . . values to $16. Andover Girl Scout work b y some drastic changes in the sldered.’’ mer at tbe Triangle Playhouse training leaders, maintenanoc ests, and the voter registration The firm praiaed the Board of method certificate. $1 per dam this collection . . . great single program.” She asks for help. drives are inefficient and haif- stem Home Desl| In Bennington. Mrs. Lorna :.9o of five resident camps and nine LuiKsh menus at the sebori Educafion accounting, and of­ Shetifnion will appear as Angela. and double breasted styles day camps, and in mimerous hearied. fered some suggestions in facili­ tor tbe rest of the week are; “Therefore, I shall, if elected, Thoreday, Oct 31—Tmvel Fans, 7 ;15 PJL She acted in college and with other ways. Tuesday, roast turkey, mariied tating special accounts. The Swlng-Greene Travd Agency of Hartford opens a four- the Barrington, Rhode Island even demi-fits. And the fab­ skirts . . . values to $14. Town Offlee Tour pre^koee legielafion that will en­ Because the Board of Finance savings on the wool knits potatoes, cranberry sauce, courage, if net reqtSre, Town series program of travel films. Tonight: 'The Sunshlns Players, as well as appearing at The Sixth graders of the Jun­ did not have a chance to study Irionds,” of tbe Caribbean: Bermuda, Nassau, Jamaica, rics are exceptional . . . tex­ green beans, rolls, vanilla pud­ Registrars of Voters in the com­ the Triangle Playhouse last $■ ior Girt Scout troop 5007, as the five recommendations be­ Antigua, Barbados, Tobago and Trinidad. Free admission. you love so well! ding; Wetbiesday, orange juice, munities across this state to or- summer. tured looks, cross-dyed part of their woilc in earning fore the meeting it had no oom- ■ J o t i n ' s , Door prises. Conducted by Mr. and Mra. Gerald Oreetje beef stew, cheese sticks, dinner gantse Ibeir duties so as to in­ Mra. Stella Wollman will ap- or 2 for $15. tlM Active Citiaen badge, on with a speaker foom BOAC. _ tweeds, friezes, all in wonder­ rcdls, truit-oookles; Thursday, clude not only the formal pro­ ■ pear aa the mother. She is one Wednesday toured tbe Town baked beans, ketohup, franks, i.90 cedures of the pari, but also to ^ot the most active members of ful array of colors. Sizes 8-20, SKIRTS in 3 famous styles—A- C—oe buikUng. They talked corn bread, cbooMate pudding; the Country. Players, having lines, slim, gore in your choice of Friday, orange julM, flab seek out tbe new, unregistered values to $100 srith First Selectman Percy B. residents, by mall or .py phone, •worked on props, make-up, pub- solids or tweeds. 10-20. Oook, Town Clerk Mra. Ruth ■tkks, tartar aauce, parsley IT DOES rTDOES ;Jlclty €Uid done acting. Jim potato, tomsdoes, dinner rolls, and make a deliberate effort to DOUBLE WOOL KNIT DRESSES from Mimaon and Tax Collector Mrs. provide them with the necessary li^Cutfiss will appear as the fath- SWEATERS in cardigan or pull­ Lisaiia 8. Dresael. The girls apple crisp. Milk is served with "isr. He has served as president America’s most famous knit maker! over styles. Choose from tuitJe- 0 all meals. infonnatton about their vofing maIST wiSTT Sketched is just one from our collection ■rare shown the voting ma- rights and tbe requirements sur­ Zof the Country Players and act- neck, crewneck or fair-isle cardi­ Jsd in many of their productions, of one, two and three-piece knits—some rtiinaa, the copying machine rounding tbe regiatration of new DtFFERENGE: gans in every wanted color. 34-40. and the aerial maps for the Advertlsefneat — aa Deborah Bachman will appear dressy some casual in pink, oatmeal, Democrats have oontnlled voters, so that all persons wfll town. Each received a copy of • expettosiee s eoqnrtesiee. Wanda. She Is a junior at navy, beige, green. 8-18. Connecticut too long. Heatore hove tbe opportunity to register -8outh Windsor- High School and tbe Town Report. in time for tbe annual eleotioai a knovriedge e knowledge the troop • involvemesit e hivolveroeBt IJs making her debut with the Rc|Su> and Miller. Sponsored by in their new oomsnunity.'’ are many and varied. Next -Country Players. Pamela Klel- ReiNibUcans (or Miller Oommit- 3«sh will appear aa the waitress. Saturday, if weather permits, tec, Gene Boyiqgton, Tres. SMALL PENALTY f i o t f f OP the girls will go on a five mile BOGGINI B0G6INI «Her previous experience Is with MADRAS, India (AP) —A ^fictlng groups In California. hike as part of the. Foot Travel- Advertlsesiient — 20-year-old woman kidnaped a for for «r badge requirements. Tbe en­ •• Duane Reneau will appear a.s The Incumbent RepiSiilcan six-day-old male chUd from a Roprtsontdrivo Reprerentorive ^Jtoger. He Is studer.t at the Uni- tire troop is working toward representative voted against maternity hospital here and sold ••vcrslty of Connecticut, major- tbe Dahler badge. They have legislation to study a reduction it for ten nqiees ($1.40). 20t1i Assombiy 20Hi Assombiy 3ng In theater. He has appeared made puppets for use In pre­ in cost of hoapital care. EHect She waa caught and sentenced District District -yrofesslonally aa a flngcr-actor- senting skits at this Wednes­ Abearn your state representa­ to three months' rigorous im­ •dancer, having appeared on the day's meeting. prisonment. Committee for Bogghd Consnittee tor Bogginl y tive. Pull painter 5A. S. BayUss, Tress. d. BsyUas, Tress. "Andry Williams Show and Jack Each scout is to bring a Male children are highly pre­ ^Paar Show. poem >or something as their Eveofaig Herald ferred over females in India. • Ticket Information for this WEST HARTFORP • MANCHESTER PARKADE . recognition of the birthday of Andover Law- llproductlon of the South Wlnd.sor Jidlet Low, founder of Girl teL 7484798. •X3ountry Players is available T Scouts. There will be Hallow­ SEE Sirom "Robert Blozie or Nnr. •new een festivities with refresh- STUDENTS AS AIDES special group of "Brown. OH menta. AU Junior Scout meetr FRANKFCSIT, Ky. (AP)-r ^ A U tag end at 4:30 p.m. and psur- Gov. Louie B. Nunn bos indicat­ famous brand ents are asked to pick up their ed he will continue a pilot pro­ 2 B ritish Polic<* children at that time. gram under which selected col­ c mo lege students are used as aides PLAVe* S I I Z Contain Protest In last week's School Chats, state representatives and sei>- toators during the biennial Gener- Principal Mrs. Doris E. Cham- " (Oontlnued from Page One) beriain, ^aln expressed con- al Assembly sessions. Dress Shoes >• Casualty figuree were low. |;yive policemen and about 40 •Klemonstratons received meddeal |]).r«atment, although hundreds irs •tnore had minor cuts and extra spedal value! 3md*ea. At the last Vietnam de- ••monstration in front of the em- NOME IM IllO V niEirr 11ME! Free/* Swssy on March 17, mounted genuine alligator “and foot police battled a crowd F O R s . s 2>f 10,(XM> ann 117 police and 44 $2.37 VALUE “ttemonatrators were Injured. handbags 3PUYTEX Z Thlrty4iine demonetrntors R OOMBMATION STORM WINDOWS ^were arrested, tor carrying TOOTHBRUSHES -ichains, sUcks and bottles as “of- wriSOREENS !Jenslve weapons” and for a whm you buy any “brief burst of window-smashing AS SEEN ZfovX bottle-throwing In the exclu- » DOMBINATION DOORS PlaytoxBri "“Blve Mayfair dlatrict around the ON TV ^embassy aa the crowd broke up. regubr $69 » AUIMINUM SIDIN8 “* Defending the BriUsh tradl- ijblon of peaceful protest. Home l^ecretary James Callaghan had The bag of elegance . . . M PORCH Mi BREEZEWAY newest toe and -resisted strong pressure to ban genuine alligator . . . now ;3he demonstration. He would' first famous . ENBL0 SURE 8 ‘^ * ’^ ^ ’ heel heights . . . «4tave taken the blame If the po­ at real savings for Christ­ IF YOU DON'T LOVE THE BRA... fashion colors lic e had been unable to control quality mas gifting. Choose from name -4t. The Cabinet Minister stood five fabulous styles in black WALUMINUMOJ !!)>ehlnd the police cordons in' sale! or brown. Each leather sleepwear Md AWNINBS “Qrosvenor Square and told one lined and each the most YOUR MONEY !!3letachment: "Well done, lads. wanted gift by every lady “Thank you all very much." ^ 'o n your list. Call Th* Company Known For Chukka boots for the Family! " Later Callaghan issued a Quality And Reliability For Mora '"irtatement: “This was a demon- ^traU on of British good sense! Than 35 Years - I BACK/ "j9elf-control was shown Ipptha CHILDREN’S -m ass of demonstrators, aM by Think at K— you get 3 Pleytex Tooth- size 10-8. R«g. $8. V 2 price jewelry sale AU. ESTIMATES GIVEN COURTEOUSLY 5.9G ;;jtie poUoe who remained com- ladies' nylon briefs brushes, two Adult end one Youth sfaw, >«pletely calm under the provoca- $1.00 - $7.50 values to $15 AND WITHOUT CHARGE OR OIUGATION • $2.37 value— when you buy any Pleytex 'llllon of disorderly charging. I 85c regular $1.15 “•doubt this sort of demonstraUon Bra. And, if you don't love the bra, |ust re­ Select from tailored or lacy trimmed Very ‘famous maker jewelry sale! 2could have taken place as Select from earrings, bracelets, pearls turn K to Pleytex and ttiey’ll refund your full - BOYS^ m “peacefully In any other part of briefs in white, pink, blue, black. Phone 649-G468 sizes ZVfi. R eg . $9. O e Y U Ithe world." Sizes 6-8. , and crystals. purchase price. Full detail! are on a coupon you'll . “ The demonstration had been find on every Pleytex Bia package. 'There it a 25t .-billed by the organisers as a famous maker lingerie ^anty girdle sale R. G. KITTLE charge for postage end handling JJ“day of revolution." Militant nylon pettis and slips • ! — Agent For — ..circles had buzzed with rumors ''Merry Lee" seamless nylons 3M .5y values to $8 This offer is available on all Pleytex Living* and 2;;that government buildings, $2.99 - $3.99 values to $7 Crose-Your-Heart* Bras (Bandeau, Long Line and MEN'S and WOMEN’S “•banka, the stock exchange and Select from regular and long leg shifts, pajamas, long gowns B A R TU n BRAMARD PRODUCTS . Reg. HO. IZconservaUve neewspapers 00 Peddad) including. . , regular $1 Tailored or lacy pettis and slips in styles in S, M, L, XL. "•would be stormed and oiampied. yummy colors. Pettis in P, S, M, L. Brief panty girdle with detachable 75 TALOOTT RD^WEST HARTFORD PIsylei *'Creee-Yeiir-Heart'1 Bra (shown) WMto m^None was. ' values to $8 7.90 •“ The London School of Bco- Slips 82-44 proportioned. gaiters, l^g. $5. NOW $2.^ Phone 288-4476 M A40& (M y 8.7B. "O " eino. fS.M. Select from micro mesh or plain knit in Unomlcs was occupied by its stu- the season’s newest shades. Sizes 8^^- IM b Mralcli flnpe. 32A40C, 8I,2B. HJ^dents for the weekend os a hos- ladies' driving gloves ladies' famous maker dresses Every wanted style sleepwear in Exdnsiva Diatribator of Nsttonafiy Known •atel and casualty station for dein- 111 /2 in proportioned lengths. many wanted fabrics . . . flannds, “ onstrators. After threatening to $2.90 regular $5 $8.00 $20.00 values'to $40 challis, brushed nylons in every want, w extend their occupation Indefl- “Merry Lee’’ action wear panty hose I with relnforoed toe in three wonderful Choose from mohair or orlon knits in Dresses all reduced from stock in a 8 ed color and print in sizes 82-40. R1ISC0 CGMIMNAnGN (DAL 8hoM • OorUna Comer, Great for

meet tcsnorrow night at the T o H a n d Thwn Hall at 7;W. Tolland County The fbat of a serlca of Chrla- tlM Ehriistment D ess art 'Home o f . ^ 4 ^ ’ MANCHESTER Democrats Propose Two parties at the United Oongre- Tarasevich Gives Backing Sorvice ont b u r r c o r n e r s s h o p p in g c e n t e r gatianal Church wHI be held TOLLAND TURNPIKE ToFill Selectmen Vacancy tomorrow night at 8. To Wallace for President O u olity" The Women's Volleyball Dairiei Tarasevich, the Inde­ trol over soirittg lasvs and ooro- SOUTH WINDSOR The DemoermUc Ttomm Oom- as Democratic Restatrar of Vot­ League wiU meet at the Hteks SULLIVAN AVE„ SHOPPING CENTER 28th ANNIVERSARY pendent Party candidate fo r misslana," hs dadarsd. popular haa aelactcd two pooltale ers. School gym tonight at 8. Onigfrwaaman from the Second candidatca to r appotntment to Itie Board of Selectmen is i^- The second week of advanced "The RapubHcann promise a District, yesterday announced the Board oT Selectmen to mi so expected to be presented with first aid olaases begins Tues­ lot," he said ’hot they want MANCHESTER his support of preotdentiai can­ the vacancy caused by the a ruling regarding the filling of day a t 7:80 at the ambulance to get their gang in to do what 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST didate Oeorge Wallaoe. reaicnaUan at Democrat Select­ the position of road superin­ garage at Bald HIU Rd., taider the Democrats are doing im w .” "With Wallace we wUl have man Bhisene Wanat. tendent by Town Cbunael Rob­ the instructian of Mrs. Rose­ He deacribed the National Justloe, law and order, and the Democratic Toam Chairman ert King. mary Smith. Ouard a s ' "a le fu g s fo r poU- restoration of school prayera," Charles TbiCauH stated the Although Wanat gave no rea­ UMans and their sons,” and 4-H Bfother of Tear Tarasevich declared. ‘T don’t CELEBRATION names of Albert Mortanwn and son for his resignation as select­ Mrs. OUbert Rau of Buff Cap see how a man who believes in recommended that Social Se­ ’*ItHB ICABVML OF M AIN cmUDBrT Waiter Rau were unanimously man, he was the hlj^est scor­ Rd. has been selected as Tol­ Ood ao strongly can be a rac­ curity” be extended to permit W V W t M AIN SmaffllT, ICAHOHBBTBIt endorsed by the Town Oommlt- ing and oniy remaining ai^rov- the elderly to live wltti digni­ Farjyintheleeic O C T ; M9 6 8 thru NOV. 1 9 6 8 land's 4-H Mother of the Tear. is t ’ ’ tee Tluirsday nicfat, and have ed candidate for the post of road ty ." OF81N MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:80 TO 8:80 been sent to First Selectman The award was announced at ’Tanservich’s own ptotfoim is superintendent. THURSDAY 9:80 TO 9:00 Bm est Vlk. A requirement of the road last week’s annual 4-H Town based on the need for "titrih, The Board of Seleatmen is ex­ ouperintendent's position is that Committee Banquet at the honesty and equality in govern­ SPECIALS pected to act on the vacancy he lurid no bther town office. TAC Building. Mrs. Rau wao ment” he stated on a televlBed lAfkBn tlw woy yov at their meeUns tomorrow aelectad by the 4dl Achieve­ reply to a previous debate be­ A depute over the appointment fs#l dspwids on o ntfht. has developed, however, with ment Night Committee and tween incumbent Democratic FREE INTERNATIONAL Morganaon is a hmg-tifne. resi­ some offlctals believing there nominated by the Hiking Ho­ Oongreeaman WlUiam St. Onge PrnscHpHon DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS dent of the town, while Rau must be at least two candidates boes Chri> o f which her 13-year- and Ms Republloan opponent yon eon dnoMid on for the post before one can be Peter Martani. EVERY WEDNESDAY i was an laisucceeaM candidate old daughter Cindy is a mem­ WnMon't SILVERPLATE... fo r the post o f selectmen in appointed. ber. Tarasevich stated he would the last election. ISs wife serves Vhglnio Bronxi, who had al­ The eelectlmi of Mre. Rau appoint representatives w ho I with purchases totaling $25. or morel so been approved for the po^ was based on the help given to woidd travel throughout th e by the Board of Finance, with­ Second District, mvestigatiiig PItLSBURY’S BEST a group by a 4-H mother. In drew his name from coMrtdera- oases of iitJustioes to restdenta, (jJ s d d o iL W t^ r e OM addition to asaiaUng the Hik­ tlon before the ^ppolntenent was as a means of combatting cor­ ing Hoboea dub, Mrs. Rau haa DMIO CO. ifidor os made to accept another job else­ ruption. been active In local 4-H activ­ 787 liaM St, I where. This left only Wanat's "I win try to restore school yauT ities for five years. She serves 848-8881 name on the recommended list prayers, and estaMMi free as co-leader of the "Little Busy Both the Board of Selectmen school hmches,’’ he said. t e ie p h o n e Beafvers ’’ along with Mrs. Rob­ and the Board of Flnanoe, Regarding Vietnam, the in ­ FLOUR whose responaifaUlty it haa been ert Boyden. also of Buff Cap dependent candidate stated, Rd. FREE to process the appUcationa ^ "W e should light to win or got the post, are expected to ainde She ■ ithe mother of three out, although I personally dotft DELIVERY by the town oounaeTs ruling. daughters including Cindy; feel we eiiould be there." WnllBHn Board Heather, 10, and Jennifer, 8. He Mt hard at lawyers, and The Toltand Junior Woman’s Mrs. Rau serves as a memhei; the court system. "We ehould Tear order for drag aee Club Bridge groups wiU meet of the 4-H town oommlttee, and place proper restrictiona o n aad ceameileB wm be takaa tmSgtit at 8 at the home of ICrs. is a past-recording secretary. lawyers. They tiiould not bo per­ eara of Im edM aly. John McCarthy, Orahaber Rd. Her htrband Is employed by mitted to become legtalatois, The United Oongregatiotial Raymond ataglneerlng in Mid­ or to make our laws, that they Church Board of Chriatian Eklu- dletown. can twist.” For "SOFT" FRESH LAUNDRY-POPULAR cation wiH meet tonight at 8 at Tarasevich iadied out at soil­ (jt)sJdojnX, the home of Andrew Winans, Blanchester EveniBg Herald ing commissions, describing m MAIN Bi^-do-ssn K od ey Rd. Toaand oorrespondent Bette them as a “form of corruption.’’ The Bocmd c f Sdectknen w ill Q uatrale, teL 878-8848. "W e must have state wide con­ FURIC 4-PC. OOFTEK S E t PLASTIC WITH $180 FUBCHAaE GALLON SOFTENER BOTTLE

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b est . .In respect to highway which this nation can regain oontroi of South “WiiidBor aocees and available utUiUes.” IRm trifpHtpr Ks own destiny. OanOdafea Night By the relative freedom of optkxi and -ByCLAYKlOLLAN H ie League of Women Voters TV-Radio Tonight TALL CEDARS OF LEUNON £ttpttitt0 ifpraid policy availahle to him end to bia potty, MAR. 22 Your Ooil)> AellYify GulUt JK SEST-23 Question 4 of South Windsor will hold he and that porty are by far ifaa best vAril 20 f Accordinp.io Ihs Sfora, » OCI*. 23^2 ttieir annual "M eet T ou r Oand- BY THE insInimeHts available to tiie imteOlgent idatoe” night tomorrow night at ^6-19-24-401 To develop message for Tuesday, 1- 5-1031^ HHRALD^ramira co.. me. B a ck ed hy 8 at Community Ball on Main T elevision U BIh c U street vtiB —-and the desperate need —of this t-87 words corresponding to numbers 49-60W ^ M»no>>eter. Coon. o f your Zodiac birth sign. St. in South WIndaor. 6:00 (810) Metv Gritrin a o ^ Noena, Whather, • n to S S T r : ita io u so N nation in the peirtod Just ahead. TAMHM — KDce DoraMs WALTER R. rEROUBON I t any man and Ms party have a Arit 21 IBs 31 Bird .61 Or School Panel Caindklaite* who w ill partici­ FSm , nm Alfred HMohoock Fubltebeia Tbs Munsters M HUBtUejr-BrtzIdey (C l tMA'f 21 2 Walt 32 What ■62 Beoren pate include Senator H arry S. TT I raine 11 7:80 W Urn GM iie ^ Founded October 1, USl chance of beginning to get a ^ p tor us 3 You 33 Stay 63 Poth The Board of Bduoaitai to­ BINGO '13S47-S1-57I 4 Fins 34 Wotsr 64 With 17-22-3545^ Burke, Democrat; Fenton P. OiUlgao’s Uond (8) Delwte: A A Ribioofl PubIMed Brery Brenb n Bxoefit Sundays on the problems of peace at home and [D Perry Mason BDd B. H. Mlay 5An 35 0( 65 Try 59-6583-90^ day asked tor voter approval 'Shttner, RepubUean, and Thom­ . 6) Mtsteroaer's Neighbor- (to) Tha Arengene Holidays. SMered at the Post Ofnee at abroad. Justice and law at home cuid 6Hopplnsu 36 And 66 People (mANCE HAU EVERY TUESDAY Mandiaeter, Ooim., as Second Class Man OUMM SAOITTAMUi ef Refeseaidum Queriioo i o n as R. Foran GlUaenB Party. 0) I Praam of JeanOe KaMar. abroad, they are Richard Nixon and 7 You SrOotss 67 A $ : » (60) Train or Ooneequeooee 8 Your 38 Don't 68 OorKing NOV. 23 A ll three sue candidates tor the j SoBH and Daughtete the Republican Party. the November ballot SUBSCRIPTIOW RATES y JUNE 22 9 Populorlty 39 To 69 Money DEC. 22 State Senate from the Third [SOI OfnrBs WaOaoe tor Preal- P a jr ^ e in Advance 10 Early 40 For 70 With The question cells tor ap­ igo)i F Troop Give them your vote. A1S-29-34 11 TIM 41 Mokn 71 New 7-12-2tM6/C Senatorial Distriot. (18) Aiteraoon Repoft (O One Tear ...... m oO '48-5068 proval of $268,700 in notes to Six Montbs ...... U.SO 12Con 42 But 72 At 13-708088^ Also ^rtioipating win be 6:00 ^ 8 8^ 1040) News, Sports. Ibree Montha ...... 7.80 w. 13 Guard 43 On 73 Off purchase 90 acres on Scuid HUI CANCn CAPSKOSN One Month ...... 2.60 Move In The Intervals on Informal affair,” according ITenrh Ohaf JUNE 23 14 Gain' 44Coih 74 Possible DEC 23 ^ aitd Nevers Rds. to be used pri- YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF Danger of some o t the diseases every­ 15 Mounts 45 Thot 75 Sell to Mrs. Richard Slevers, League Sea FnMicisQO Bar N.B.T. Jpuraal MEMBER OF 16 Awartntsf 46 Good 76 Avoid JAn'. 30 msudly e s a alts for a new high Mayor HariamonReporU Ftortoo Plaoe TO TRY IT ONOll body talks cdxKit and campaigns against 17 Got president,” where voters wlS Mdkale's Navy Here’s Lucy (O THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 47 Spend 77 Low sobooL lOaa TV H m Aosoclated Press la exclusively entitled may be increased, the latest medical 1 ^ 3-1A16-23 18 For 48 S(»rts 78 Once |21-26-37-42^ be able to meet and talk per- (18) Merr OrUnn to the use ot renubllcatton of all news dls- jy32-41-81-85 19 In 49 It'll 79Strongers 17-71-B486V^ Id aaktog voter appFOTtl the 8:06 («n You Asked for R R .F.D . (C ) ( 2 RINOTE AUTONATM ■onally with all the candideitee. ( 8) Otoeeup on Sports palchea credited to It or not otherwise credit­ surveys indicate, tor the person who iio 20 Do 50 Dining 80 Little AOUASRIS board pointed to the “ahsotute Monday Niebt’Storte ed In this paper and also the local news pub- 21 A 51-All 81 You’ There wiH be a question and 8:18 (J ) Neve (C) _ HYIIR04PRAY OAR WASH IMied here. makes a habit of getting a good 10 or I 'JULY 24 JAN, 21 ^ neoesstty” of having a new (00) Mlatnl UMsroovSr . HetnuarweiyA Spain 22 Out 52 Against 82 Woman answer period and rsfresh- lOOOOOSO) MaaOay Night ai Com pUo Outtido Wnsh lucImUmg WhkewMt All rlchta of repubUcatlon of special dls- more hours of sleep a idght AUle' • > Uovte cacD, Detroit and Boston. 13:00 (10000880) TkmlgM Show condltiona which are baking the Individ­ board originally endorsed a Of Church Talk ( i ) ifcuth o f Ooneequsncea (C) MKMKI6H AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- ual in a dangerous direction? the'towns of South and Bari school administration recom­ nORB South Windsor Windsor prevtouBly had four SEE 8ATUBDAT78 TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE USTINOV Elither way, however, the main recom­ mendation for a 2,000- student Emanuel Lutheran Church __d______representative* in our General mendation of the survey stands. Doi^t high school to be constructed Women will have a potiuck at Monday, October 28 Assembly, three Republicans and ready for students by Sep­ Radio let your system sink Into a drowsy tor­ Its meeting tomorrow at 6:80 Cowles Hits and one Demoerri. Ws now tember 1971. p.m. In Luther Hall of the (niM Ustlng inclndes only news broadcaris ot 18 or 16 Csitssitfi l*N b -M esik—csr ittyi -*tT*ini-r mirtihi por for too many hours In a row. Rouse have only one. The balance of In its statement the board church. minute length. Some stations nerry otber short newsoasts.) ownM cai-OiroSIT COINS AND IN 2 MINUTB (•ttlMs Itavlas H up and get the blood flowing and re­ car) YOU! CAR IS lIAUTiniUY CLEAN, isdsAM We Endorse Richard Nixon power was given to the cities OEtid, "Aa a result of an analy­ After dinner, a film "Politics 8:10 Bpeak Up it M L a S8man^s 6:00 John Boott Bporia V car. L*«r Faae Claaaar haaai«H ts'fisUi. PrttH vive teme for the muscles, and open the and the Democratic machine— sis of the Town’s borrowing oa- and Christianity” wUl be shown. 8:00 Ken Grlfrin 8:80 Speak Up H ^ o r d Itt Wn The Manchester Herald oidoraes w m oH -tit U :» Buray FOitter t* htasNfr as4 graltct yam car (2Sc aatia). OFEN 7 DAYS A WEEK pores and csqnnd the lungs. which will present a dsfidt of paetty 'by the Town Manager The film is nsurated by Orville 8:00 Haitiord HishllchU 10:16 Sign Oft Rkohard NIxod tor Preeldent. —24 HOURS A DAY. It'a Fastattk — N* Irsdwt UtaA The main point is that it Is an illusion Vote Record 160-200 mlHlon dollars to the in May of 1908, It was agreed Freeman, secretary of agricul­ 7:00 News w n o —less 8:00 Oaallsht 6:00 JLfteraoon Bdlttm ATUNDANT ON DUTY^ ASSIST YOU 9 AJM.-5 PM. It doea ao to the b ^ef that there is for people to think they are takiig’ good South W tod n r Reptfblican tapayeiu by the end of this fis­ to poetpune the ope.iing of the ture, who Is a member of the 10:00 Quiet Houro 4:00 News Jilk IMWKLE iBMMP OAR WASH cal year” Cowles stated. bOEud of the Lutheran Church WPOP—161# 8 :16 Mm M Report one central Issue in American Ufe to­ care of themsetves by apendli^ a large Town Chairman Royal E. new high school until Septem­ 5:00 Danny Oayton S:X Weather in America. day, and in the conviction that Mr. Nix­ portion of their time in bed. Oowlos attacked the voting rec­ ”Our Incumbent Democratic ber 1972. Hds will cause crowd­ 6:00 Dick Heetherton 6:X Strictly Sporis ord of the Democrat Incumbent Walter Fuss will be the mod­ 9:00 Steve Morsan 8:86 Afternooo BdMIon 672 HifUmPbRD U . on to the candidate best qualified to The thing to do is to limit formal bed representative has voted down ing of the present high school 1:00 Oirerd 7:10 Accent '68 Bftate rapreeentattve Edwin in the 1971-72 school year, but erator Of a panel discussion of Cennectieiit'a LARCtST, Moat Complete meet the needs eymboMied in that Is­ itself to seven hours a night, and leani the line with the big-city ma­ W INF—U88 7:16 Now Laanman In Eaet arid South chine. I ask the voters, Has this is a fact that must be accept­ the film. PEUiellsts tu’e Robert 6:00 Newa 7:X David Brinkley Cehi-Op Cer Wash FacHMas sue. to do a proper funount o f snooolng at 5:16 Bpeak Up 7:80 News ot the Worid WIndaor and laaued a challenge properly represented the people ed and made the beet of. Stavnitsky, Roerer Bagley, Roy 6:00 News 7:66 Joe Oeuaglola the desk, during conferences, at siesta, Johnson and E ric Anderson. 6:16 S p ^ ^ Hartford 7:66 Enaihraie Hie central wtnry, the central trouble on aeveral Irauea. o f South and Boat W indsor,?” “Howeven, in September o f and In before end after supper napping, Men'of the church are invited 6:66 Lowell ‘ntomaa 8:00 News In American living today is precisely In a etatemetit, he prntond the questioned the town chairman. 1972 it w ill be ImpoBsible to fit 6:66 Phil R lnu to 8:10 Pop Oonceit being sure to get up and move gently profWMle of Tbomao DonneUy, guests. They and other guests 7:00 The World Tcnltfat 9:10 Nichtheot what Oovenior Nelson Rockefeller pro- the 1690 students of Grades 8 11:00 News, WetUher will be greeted by Mrs. O. Al­ 7:X Frank OHIbrd about from one interval to the next. RepubUean oiuidldate for th e 12 Into a school with cram ca­ 7:W Speak Up SporU U :X Sporis Final ctolmed It to be when be finally decided PhDtosrai)taad By Reginald Pinto bert Pearson, Mrs. York 8:00 Neon 14:80 Othw Bide of the D(ur THE HANDS ALONG THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL state legUatoia em(diaalzlng pacity of approximately 1850. It to make his full run at the Republican School Nurses Strangfeld, and iStB. E arl V eui- What Will You Do About It? DomeUy** intent to eatabUMi will not he poeslUe elilier to nomination. continued communication with CEunn. As voting day tqiproaches, an too m ove the 565 ninth grade stu­ the townspeople to keep them In Stale Hear Dinner wlU be served by Mrs. It is that we have got ourselves Into a many people are expressing indiffer­ dents to the Middle School since informed on the EscUvlties in the ReeinEUd Christensen Euid Mrs. state o t affairs in which “ IhlngB” and ence to the national dectlon and near- it will have 1189 seventh and Herald General Araemhly and to seek Talk by Barry StEuiIev Clulow and members of THE ‘‘events" ride us and dictate actioa to disgust with the whole process by which eighth grade pupils and Iuub a Inside Report tiseir oouneel ont the Izouee to the*r committee. Members are us, whereas we, as a free and sovereign candidates for the highest office are state Sen. David Barry was capEicity o f about 1,800. : Choicest Meats In Town! choeen. The process. It is said, does Yesterdays the state end district reminded to bring a dish of and powerful pecple, ought to be in the gueri ^leaker at a luncheon "These enrollment projections not represent the people’s riioice a n d Cowles declared, "H w vot­ food, or two if accomnanled by by meeting of the Association of o f the Board of Ekhication are excludes the people from full participa­ 25 Yeart Ago ing record of our incumbent leg- a guest, for the potiuck. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak School Nurses of Connecticut on in very dose agreemcLit with 9 TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! % tion. ‘Ihls criticism Is not without sub* islator indicates he voted with T O P L E V E L ‘lU s is a general condition, which Mandiester Hlgii School’s Friday at the Yankee SUver- those recently presented by the ^ance. It is exigent that the method BepabUcaa for I assman group of 700, to gather all the the big city Democratic ma­ seems to apply all too accurately to undefeated football team de­ sinMi, Wallingford. Planning and Zoning Ootnmls- of picking candidates be reformed. POUGHKEEPSIE N Y. — usually votes Democratic but Is To the Editor, people they can so they can chine, givtng an average eel- 9 1-Lb. SUced Bacon S every important special issue anybody feats East Hartford’s eleven 20- sion in cmijuaction with th e But the immediate and inescapable The caution with which Rich­ undecided this year told us he While faefully East and cry on the door steps of the ary increswe ot $3,600 to th e Sen. Barry, In speaking on the 1 -L b. Rath*iB S a o sssc M eat B oth F o r # # C * can name. 0. Planning firm of Brown, Don- WANTID fact is that the only ellglbles for the ard M. Nixon has pursued his cannot bring himself to beck South Windsor voters will help Town Hall to get money so Sheriffs, while at the same legislative process, said that the old and Donald In the 701 Re­ Presidency now are the men who some­ meticulously planned campaign Humphrey because "he Isn’t sweep put the Democratic legis­ they can play ball at night un­ tim e t b ^ reeponstbUltiee were first step in the process is to ‘ Clefili, Lite IIb(M C0N6RESSIWAN Whetiier It Is the w ar in Vietnam, the 10 Years Ago port. how hsve got on the baUot. TTie office has backfired into a deep-seated disassociating himself from the lators and administrators in der Ugths. These lights were in­ being decreased due to the De­ spell out the desired goal, and problem of race at home, the problem present administration." Anoth­ "There simply will not be 2C0KN1SHGAMEHEN5«,^fi9°X has to be filled. The country has to be and probably ineradicable pub­ A total of $3,636 is contrirbut- Washington, their voting broom stalled for the Midget and pony partment of Corrections Act. . . present positive proof o f the USED CARS at youth, the problem of crime, the prob­ er disaffected Democrat, a high room enough in the preuent fa- J (Large Ib. else) ^ governed. Orty one of two, or possibly lic belief that he is ducking ed to date in annual Manches­ should not be quite so wide on Leagrues with the understanding How m any citizens o f South value of the proposed legM a- TspPrIesBMd V lem of Inflatton at home or balance o t school teacher, put it more ottitiee in September 1972 to ac- three, men can be empowered to at­ the issues. ter Public Health Association local levels. East and South that no high school or euiy oth­ and East Windsor receive an tion. ’Ihe second step, he said, 0 (We Beeerve Bight to ^Jmlt Qnantlty) • payments ateoad, or the problem o f bluntly: "Humphrey ought to oommodate oH of the students.” For All BU bmI tempt to do both, and good luck to him. That Is the only possible in­ fund, drive, which Is $1,300 less Windsor are fortunate In hav­ er group or organization would increase of over $8,000 In a is the sponsorship of a legisla­ keeptog schools and other public serv­ say once and for all whether The Board o f Ekhication stete- It is unreasonable to say that because terpretation of door-to-door in­ than minimum requirements to ing both parties mmiinate good use the field on Friday or Sat­ year and have their reaponst- tor who in turn would get the CARIIR CHEVROUn ice IneWuUone functioning, the feeling he’s his own man or John­ Ulities reduced?" said Cowles. ment went on to explain that a person feels that none of the candi­ terviews with voters m this meet the budget deficit for the men for Representative to the urday nights, unIe:;B agreed proposed bill into committee. son’s.” Cowles added, "some of the the Sand Hm-Nevers Road site CO., INC. HimAND PARK MARKCT • the American people have is the same dates Is ideally equipped, the thing to Hudson River Valley communi­ coming year. State Legislature. upon by the Midget A Pony ’The lari riep is to get U-poiti- Nor would a bombing halt most flagrant atiuees were the wm chosen because "It Is im 1229 Main St 817 BngMenA gt., Manchcetar — Phone 8U-4S78 ^ —that things have got out o t our con­ do Is to sit out this election, or that with­ ty, the last of several such Alton Cowles is honored at a As a thoughtful Republican Leagues Committee. san support, backing of organi- negotiated by the Johnson ad­ political bills passed by th e area central to present and trol and are now ootitrollhig us. out a chance to vote one's convictions, eurveys we have conducted in surprise party in recog;nltkm of who recognizes the need for the I, for one, who has donated a zaiUons and Indivlduela, PhMM 649-S399 one may as well vote one’s protest, or, ministration help Humphrey Democratic controlled house future pojpulBtion and Is the This news paper does’nt buy any vil­ cooperation v.'ith the Oliver among these Poughkeepsie vot­ the countless hours of planning widest possible experience in lot of time and lalwr, at no cost It was brought out at the woroe and unpardonably, one’s prej­ providing for the authorization lains and heroes explanation of how we Quaylc peeling organization. ers (who showed no enthusiasm and working as riiairman of the local government as a prere- to the Town, and I can name (meeUng that the school nurse udices. Even with so imperfect a situa­ of up. to three executive a s- have got where we are as a nation. It Accompanied by pollster Quaylc for de-escalation). Humphrey’s building committej for the new quistte to such representation, several other men who donated plays a vital rol4'1n the befiUh tion as that now confrmtting the voter, rislsnts tor each elective offi­ himself, we probed lower-mid­ close associations with Negrroes North Methodist Church. I would endorse Democrat Ed time and labor at no cost to the education of children, Emd her Wellington Rd. by the minority In control of the party Indeed, there are signs this the site for a new skyscraper at now and then tt is necoMory stalled there, for the sole pur­ William V. Shaw runaway republic, gentle down our de­ the University of Kentucky: tection Laws with Teeth — machinery. It may once have been pos­ is costing him votes A Pough- tor a parent to play God—not pose of the Midget and Pony 2 Ansaldi Rd. mocracy, and restore a sense of peuse sible to conceal this grubby fact, but, keep«lc postal worker who gen­ "Some students drink deeply an an gry God, but a firm God. League, to play their games at P.S. The Town did appropri­ the fountain of Knowledge. Oth­ Loans for Worthy College and cooiroi to every day American Uv- thanks to television, concealment is no erally votes Reoub'lcan hot may —Wallace Stegner, Stanford night. ate money to replace defective ers only gargle.” longer possible. The 1968 conventions back Wallace this year told us University Engtlah profeusior. This did not need a pressure equipment! were not a reassuring demonstration of Students — Increased Social tt Is a time for a change in manage­ Nixon "keeps you In the dark' democracy, but a dismal demonstration about his policies.” A Baptist ment tor the nation, as it would be time of oligarchy. minister is forsaking his usual Security — Truth in Packaging tor a change to the management of any Party leaders are not likely to initiate “MY ELECTRIC RANGE IS A WINNER TOO.” Republican loyalty and switch­ organiaatian, enterprise, or unit of gov­ the requisite change; power is seldom ing to Humphrey because "Nix­ — Clean Water Bills More ernment which seemed to be beading nobly abdicated. There must, then, be on always says he’s going to Fischetti hopelessly in dlrsctlocis beyond its own pressure from party members by the do things but tioom’t say how." Recreation Areas ’— Small minions. Juri; as it must be massive, so A retired toolmaker who splits — says Mrs. Joseph L Slattery of Wethersfield, must tt be relentless. It must be un­ IWIH Chk'UKO Hally Newt his ticket and is still undecided The candidates for President them- mistakably shown that the ordinary citi­ I'liiilKlirr* Hail Business Loans — Turbo-Jet complains that Nixon "Just Finalist In the 1968 Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest. eeives are not Utod and insensitive to zen is not going to tolerate further a doesn’t make his policies clear.” the kind ot problem we face. system which denies or minimizes his Train — Industrial Expansion — rights and deprives his country of ex On the other hand. Hum­ But one of them, oairyii^ the Demo­ cellence at the top. phrey’s aggressive underdog "It was certainly exciting to be selected as one of the finalists Try Ths Prize-Winning Recipe Housing for the Elderly cratic standard, promises instant cures The conditions under which the na­ campaign has won grudging ad­ in the Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest and the trip to Dallas was tor all our troubtas by a whoto n e w tional conventions had to be held thie miration. Despite their own BETTY BROWNS series c f instant moves and programs year, one on an easUy isiHated island criticisms of his appearance, wonderful," says Mrs. Slattery. "I enjoy cooking and almost voice, and ‘‘wiahy-wa^y’’ Im­ Vi cup butter or margarine, softened to the same g«toeral direction. He would and the other in a garrisoned city, should ♦ ♦ ♦ everything I try on my electric range turns out just right. age, more than half of the vot- Holman - Baker 1 cup sugar right the runaway vehicle by stq;iplng have sounded a warning. Rebellion «• *—Including many Nixon sup­ Was I surprised that one of my recipes was selected for 1 egg on Ihs gas. against the political process as it ef­ porters •— tMd us they think the finals of the Bake-Off!" 1 cup Plllsbury’s Best fects m ajor presidential candidates has He Can Do More more of Humphrey because of All Purpose Flour* And another of the candidates, flaunt­ already occurred, and violently. It wHl since 1859. "There were 100 electric ranges all going at once. And, Vi teaspoon soda ing axtramea in reaction and prejudice recur, perhaps uncontalnably, It t h e his hard campaign. and polaon, would meet the rituotion by process is not opened out and allowed This combination of Nixon’s you know what? They told us the electricity for all that Vi taaspoon baking powdar That's right I Hohnan-Baker has been hand Vi teaspoon salt trying to throw the runaway vehicle in­ to function freely. The recent appalUng caution and Humphrey’s pug­ cooking came to a little over $ 3 .1 was amazed!” maklnff their bedding for 109 years. This 1 taaspoon cinnamon to ravsna gear. experience should not be dismissed as nacity, our Poughkeepsie inter­ a freakish phenomenon attributable to views indicated, results in extra firm bedding is made from recom- Do you wonder that we consider cooks like Mrs. Slattery to 2 cup8 thinly sliced or finely ga » m ^rt,Resm sm ro(ton, ctMokara; lonta Murphy, He waa bom Oct 21 at Mancheater Mra. Pat Woods and M n. V iv ia n Memorial HOapltal. m i maternal grandparmta are Mr, and Kantaaon, ohaUangara; Mn. Mra. B. M. lonta, Newport, R.I. lOa paternal grandmother la Barbara Dantorth, Mrs. Mra. Irving Murphy, Newport, Itl. He haa a brother, John 9 baCh Auperin, M n. Doris LUhr- and a alater, Katie 7. sen am Mn. bans Qay, n*. • • • • • i » dJne tandara. Mira. Phyuis Swaaaon, WnUam OUdden, son of Melvin I. and Owen \toc» CSiOPobae win aarva aa nhaantioa GHldden Swanson, SOuth Windsor, He waa bom O c t 20 a t M an­ oV ballot countar. chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are R e p u b lican p OV«S Helen Weber, Mra. Bertha Zaiv- chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are co«»i V i hl, Mra. Sue Fortiar, am Mra. Mr. and M n. William B. Robinson, Bast Hartford. Her pate^ JowaphliM Matai, machine tend- nal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Joseph Bramantl, Olaston- era, am Furiongia Flynn, ab- bury. •entae baUot counter. • • • * • Unton WIiMBta Leataa, Lealy Leigh, daughter of Barry A. and Tvonne Gas* Weakly winnera of the Boaud Dolron Leslssa, Vemon. She was bom Oct 32 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and of RaoreaUon-apoaaorad Baton MEN’S SUITS *^151 •®^!a Mrs. Jidea Audet Vemon. Her paternal grandparenta are Mr. dowMa laM weak ware Deborah and Mrs. Stanley Tiestaw, Rockville. Blwana, Valerie Bknar, Carla • * • • • Off' Se lb y a m Tomnqr Carter. ON SALE NOW... AND FOR THIS WEEK ONLY! l3ne Libby, IsHirle Ann and Sherry Lynn, twin daughters of s«A*'>S No baton laaMns will be held lU V) David P. and Rhodens Laigfaer Libby, Rockville. They were M a Thunday, beoauw of Hal- bom Oct 18 at Rockville Oeneral Hospital. Their maternal of kxwaan. grandparenta are Aubert Leigher, Burkettvllle, Maine and Ctab Secwl Awwda Mrs. Carolyn Leigher, Camden, Maine. Their paternal grand­ oof Hiaaowean ooetuma pHraa parents are Mr. and Mrs. Malccrim Ubby, Union, Maine. They ware awnedad to tour mambara have a slstsr, Janis Jean. of Q * Scout Pack M last weak • * • * .\vet flU' BV«« mohidlng Ohristopbar White Byohelald, Paul John, son of John C. and LeaUe Burnett u> f r e e P<***®* i n Mark Smith, Andrew Hannan Bychotski, 179 Maple St He was bom Oct 28 at Manchester o»***. am David ZabOanaky. Memorial Hos]dtal. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Seif’ Bobcat awards were preaant- Mta. Hanrid R. Burnett 18 Beridey St IQs paternal grandpaiv fat •voX** ad to RlchanY Thornton, Doug- ents are Bruno Bycholsld, 47 Union St and Mrs. AUce Bychol- t i a r skt 178 E. Middle Tpke. His maternal great-grandparents are TiSe.y®\ te c - loa Ahnart, OunttMr Bodnar, Mrs. Hrien M. Burnett and Mr. and Mrs. OUver Benoit all of 10 . 1® * ^ Dona Lambert, WUUam Stone, Manchester. IQs paternal great grandfather is Paul Rudsinskl. James Furtla, Marie Phelpa, TsrrsrvlQe. XMimy DImmock am JaoMe K o w akh ae k. M o v e W olf awards ware prasentad to JaMph Fetko John Flym am Paul Deptula whOa a Bear 1 bodge wa« preaantad to BlBy W aite. Gold Arrowa waia preNntad f o r M®’’® to J Wekgold lOohael Tracey, Marie o r 0 > V ® ;t O 0 ® S!?3^ Ck^opper, MArie nuery, BgOy SC DImmock, George Hunt, Jamas R i ® t ,oV Treat, John Talnor and BIHy to* V W a. At rvr*»»* Join the i vpC ' ! 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HEAT IN MANCHESTER Nate Agostinelli for State Senator mo. (MunohMter Paikude) West Middle Turnpike-Broad Street Farmorly H. iVMOU « Phone 647-9776 Frank Filloramo, Traaaufar FAOK TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 ------4 - Section TSvo MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 I f i P H l U l MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 ito ’s Ohuich. Re also was a member of the National PoUto U.S. Trade Czech Students March Obituary Ccamell, the AUantic Salmon Police Log 'Aaaooiatlon. the Manchester LBJ Joins HHH Sportamen'fe aub. the Rock­ Surplus Up On Presidential Castle Public Records 4>H Bake Club Mn. Ana M. 8«aw A break and entry was report­ About Town K n . :A m a Marie Snovr U S6 ville indfe of Elka, and served (Cofihnned From Page One) vakla a country In whM i man Warrantee Deeds ed at the PoUce and Fireman The afternoon ktaidargartan Bnioe D. and Phyllla A. Picks Officers Keeney St. died Beturdey at as vice {Resident of the Rose- Stand at Mt. Nebo Firdd aome- In Blasting Nixon wUl feel weH, in which every stoaion of Keeney St School $282 Million aion Aug. 20-21 are remaining in Doughty to Richard L. apd Lo­ MiHWheeter Memorial Hoapital. dale Beach Association. time late F^day night or early man will be a htan,” Duboek waa preaented an attandanoa Mlse Nancy Bourque of 9 Bom In Moliim, n i.. ehe lived Survhmrs, beakieo his wife the country in perm an^ quar­ said. At same time, however, he retta M. Adams, property at 136 Saturday morning. The front (Continued Iroiii Page One) (Continued from Page One) trophy recently at the sohool’a Ptoe Bt., conveyance tak $22. Hoffman Rd. waa recontly in- id Kancheater for 46 yean, and and mother include four daugh­ door was kicked in and the lock dIdate O iorge C. Wallace Sun­ ters. reaiYlmved that Cbeohoslova- Soviet radio cars drove PTA Opan House. PTA Preal L A M Developers Inc. to L ftaUed aa president of the Man­ before Oiat in New Britain. Site ters, lAia Lomne Ducharme and broken, according to police. enemy of peace.” day and predicted Humphrey Johnson had set a goal of kia’s vital interests lay in an al­ through the streets o i Prague on dent David Odagard wwicomad A M Homes Inc., property on chester 44K Bake ’n’ Baote Chib wm a member of Trinity Cov­ Miss Lori Ducharme, both at Items taken totaled a value of “By trying to please every wouM w.'n an upset victory Nov. exceeding that figure by $600 liance with the Soviet tMon. more than 360 parents and home, and Mias Barbara Du- the lookout for troifble. Russian President Ludvik Svoboda Redwtxxl Rd., coitveyanoe tax at meeting at the home enant Church and Ms Ladiee' »40. audience and appcaae every ® much as Harry 8 . Tibman did million thle year as part of Ms pjain-clothes detectives teachers at a ftiort hurineai $6.60. ^ Society. clMuroe o f Vcmtm and M n . also told the castle guests: "We are faction,” Nixon said, meeting before the open houaa. L A M Homes Inc. to Donald of atricla SuUlvan o f 27 Sut'rivors include two eons. William Zdanls of Hartford: laid, "he (Hum- ___ effort to reJuce the balance of were about. commemorating the 60(h anni­ A theft of bread and pastry Johreon called former vice Parents then visited their chU- J. Hennigan, property at Red- Keeney 8t> Chariea H. Snow of Meriden and two grandchildren, and several from the Popular Supermarket orty have aoWn con- pregi- ^ B«>ton Center Inride the casUe, Communist, merit of our ooinitry and the in­ p.m . at tbe church. The mia- St., conveyance tax $18.70. news reporter; and MJaa Laurie Bristol; and six grandddldren Cemetery. Rd., Bolton, told poUce that Ms P*'®**’^ luncheon sponeored by the Dem- were only two months In which stona committee wjll meet at 8 Bourque, song dtreotor and tele­ and several party idilef Alexander DUbcek terests and needs of the world Executor’s Deed nieoee and FVlenda may call at the fu­ spare tire was ftoten yesterday P ««o d conniete (rf l-Ttemst. ocraUc National Oommtttee’a the sui^iUia o f exports over Im- p.m. and a oonvana report phone chairman. nephews. pledi-jed the i»rtF t® ®x«rt all its SoclaHrt coiwmunlty.” The Hartford National Bank neral home tomorrow *rom 3 between 8:80 and 8:80 p.m. N ixon^d ttils^klnd of Ubel AT-Alnerlcans Council In New ports dipped below $300 mUUon. meeting wifi be at 9 p.m. Four new members aboapt- Funeral services will be to­ when he left his car parked by 1>F The New York Times doesn’t yorj, ^ rimUar remarks rtrength ”to implement the true Launciilrg the amlveiaary and Trust Oo., executor of the to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. While exports have been rea- estate of Edward J. Holl, to the ed into tha club wen the Mlss- morrow at 1 p.m. at ’Trinity liberation of jieople who nde celebratl^ the country’s Cotn- the Parkade Lanes Bowling Al- help the dedalon-maklng proc- Sunday night to a nationwide ra- M ilitary Order o f Devil IXiga, ess Vickie Moran, Nancy Bour­ Covenant Churdi. Burial will be ley. PoUce determined fiiat the ess” and said a retraction would dio address, ^aW y etaong throu^out 1968, m a sovereign man- munlst leadeia took the first Manchefter Memorial Hospital, Arthur Zlnser imports have suiged far ahead. party would ^ steps Sunday to federafiM theta- Marine Corps League, wUl meet two parcels off Anderson St. and que, Dottle Brtodamour and In Bast Cemetery. car had to be entered to open be demanded. Wallace, meanwhile, began tom orrow at 7 p.m . at the MAi •Artlnn- Zlnser, 67, o f 46 Hyde Projecting (he performance of maiintain the Hberation drive country into Czech .and Stovak six piucels off Hemlock St., Brin Rushmore. Friends may call at the Wat- the trunk. The tire to valued The Times editorial said Ag- concentrating ihe final week of line Cltib on Parker St. to at­ St., huftiand of Evelyn G. Leh­ the first three quarters to a full that begatu in January but was ftatos, still united under the conveyance tax $20.90. New projects selected by Uns-West FVneral Home, 142 E. mann Zinaer, died ttila morn­ at $40. new and partners had profited w* campaign on bonier ftates tend a atate meeting to Meri­ members Include foods, cloth­ Center St., tonight from T to year, the Commerce Depart­ Interruqxted b y the Soviet bloc lea gu e government but giving Trade Name ing at Manchester Memorial ■ from real estate investments ami laiig^ indhistriai ciitieB, talk* den. ing, ohUd oara, junior leader­ 9. ARRESTS partly through favorable soning Uke a winner and tw>iwu.y ment sold, would todioate a rise invasion in August. the Slovak minority the seml- Harold Kranta and Jason J. Hospital. in eoqwrts of 9 per cent over NovMch. doing bualneas as Har­ ship, gardening, arts and crafts, Francis R. Mulvey, 18, of and government deetolons and poUs showing htan sup- "We shall build In Czechoelo- autonomy it has long demanded. Women’s Home League of the Bom in Hartford on March 1967 matched against a 22 per old Jaaon Asaodates, 71 Law- caimlng, freeztog, nature oollec- Mrs. Theresa BL Hngo 321)4 Oakland SL was arrested that Agnew holds ftock in a port. Salvation Army will meet to­ 18, 1911, he was the son of Anna cent jump In imports. tlons, do-it-yourself, vegetables, Mrs. Theresa Mecnemey and charged with having a de- bank, in which state funds are The poila "a re liars . . . tiy h ^ morrow at 1 p.m . In the Youth ton Rd. Weimann Zlnser of Bloomfield Marriage Ucenoee photography, rabbita, helping Hugo, 89, o f 12 Crestwood D r., and the late Fred Zimer. He fectlve muffler yesterday on deposited, while being responai- to rig the election,” WaUace Center at the Citadel. Hostesses hands, and bicyoltog. widow of George H. Hugo, died Hartford Rd. when he was al- hie tor enforcement of state said to are Mrs. Elsa Samuelson and James Dennia Ward, Parka- was a resident of Manrtiester Montgomery, Ala. And -g-g g A 1 1 1 Appeal Falls Short sie. Pa., and Susan Elaine Vin­ The next meeting is scheduled Saturday at a Rockville legedly observed driving a ve­ banking laiws. he said after the election ” we»re r i O O K S A n f i P f l Mrs. Lillian Lavlgne. tor the past 12 years and was cent, 489 E. M iddle Tpke., Nov. for Nov. 7 at the home of Miss convalescent bonra. employed at G. FUx and Co., hicle without a muffler. He was President JMinson lambasted going to put some of the pcdllng Lynn Orlowskl, 67 Keeney St. ’ Mrs. Hugo was bom in Spring- also issued a warning for un­ both Nixon and third party can- outfits out of bustaiees.” Manchester WATES will meet 2, North MethoiUft Church. Hartford. He was a member of Anthony Vincent Kaatauakas, dub members meet every field, Mass., and had made her safe fires. He wlU answer to the Of Goal by $231,181 tomorrow at the Itafian-Amerl- Concordia Lutheran Church, a 15 Starkweather St., and Vic­ Saturday morning for cooking home in Manchester with her charge on Nov. 18. con Club, 186 Eldridge St. 25-year member of HospltaHty proper lane were issued to For the first time in Fair Share employe achieve­ toria Hope Mlllette, 168 Main from 10 to noon at the home of daughter, Mrs. Esther Wooding, Lodge of Masons In Wethers­ Robert S. (3pK>Ba, 28, of Bast MARY CHENEY LIBRABT ment banner presentatkiaa Welghing-in will be from 7 to 8 their leader, Mrs. Peter Peila. ACCIDENTS Union Head eisrht years the largest sin­ p.m . After a short touatoeas St., Nov. 2, St. Bridget Church. for the past tbrOe yearn. At the field and a member of TVemple Hartford after he failed to Fiction were made bringing the total Cleveland WhKe Barber, FYank H. Ohambers, 69, of 87 gle charitable drive held meeting, there will be a Hallo­ time of her death, she was one Chapter, OE3B of Manchester. make a turn and ran oft the Barrett—The wine and the mu­ to 10. Bast Hartford, and Judith Ann Summer St was arrested, among 11 towns in Greater ween party. Prizes will be of the oldest living members of Survivors besides his mother road on Oloott St. Seiturday st­ Offers Plan sic Moskus, 86 Femdale Dr., Nov. 2. Ike’ s Letter Sees charged with evading responel- Hartford fell $231,181 be- And employes of 18 firms and awarded for the best costumes, the United Ocngregaticnal and wife include two sons, Ar­ and came to a stop In a field. Chainbers—Moth in a rag shop orgaindzaiUons reported 100 per Lawrence Edward Palombi- Church of Bridgeport. bUlty Saturday after he edleged- and those not wearing masks *Sweeping’ Nixon Win thur L. Zlnser of TUIland and C^polla was unhurt but his car (Continued From Page One) Gavin—The devil In haihour lo"’ its anticipated goal. cent or better of their quotas. rio, Newington, and Linda Lou­ Gcury K. Zlnser of Coventry; ly struidc another vehicle driven ,,^33 towed away by a wrecker. The final United A pp^ grand will be fined. Mrs. Lebero Ftao- Survivota, besides her daugh­ Hamilton—Saddles north Citizenship plaques were award­ ise Sapienza, 68 Coburn Rd., WASHnWTON (AP) — Fot^ ter, Include two grandchildren. three brothers, Joseph Zlnser by Janies Stevens, 29, of lllB _____ ment from Lindsay on Shank- toial of $8,4(X),681 was unveiled chla and Mrs. Edwin McConnell Humphries—Nurse In fUgfat ed, making the total to dote Nov. 9, St. Bartholomew’s mer President Dwight D. Elsen­ Graveside services were held o f North Pahn Beach, FTa., Os­ Sycamore Lane. According to Oars driven by Karen De- er's proposals. before the more than 400 vol­ are to charge of the games. R Moyes—^Death and the Dutch of 67. will be a free night and aU form­ C buidi. hower has told Republican RUtii- this afternoon at Lawnoreft car ZinSer of Bloomfield and pollce, Stevens was stopped at sautel, 18. of Hartford and Keith On the day the union struck unteers gaihered In the Hilton Albert Irving Hardlman, 7 imcle er membeni of the IVATES are ard M. Nixon to a personal tat- Cemetery, Fairfield. ’The R ev. Edmund Zlnser of Weft Hart­ a Ught on Hartford Rd. and S. Petersen, 22, of 86 Deepwood Hotft. The goal this year was Wyne **®i*'' Maynard—Children and dance normal. Aircraft Oorp., East Hartford. Gardner. Saturday. AcootxUng to poUce, Marjorie E. Lyttie of 66 Lau- aver, all recreation activlttes sjjj mualo In the Yoat homeftead on Thom­ Daytime temperatures will be as St. for 81 years. Mrs. Bar- He was a member of St. Mary's tile D up^ vehicle was making J®* *»clted her car up on wifi be eUmlnated! next Monday Mblhieh Creating art from Fra aria P. RoaaeO Sr. COLOR averaging to the low to mid rows, tile former Madeline Yost, Eipiacopia Omreh. a tum into a private driveway y®eterday and stmek and Tuesday. The Friday teen anything ------60s and nighttime temperatures Is the couples’ oidy child. They Survivors indude a son. BOL/KHf — Flmeral servicea off Summer St. when the Chase a parked car owned by _ Grace dance______will______be (xmceled______because fo r FVancia P . RuaaeU Sr. o f Mendelowltz—^Drawtaig from the low to mid 80s. Gen­ have two granddiUdren and five Waiter B. Perine of North Pakn vehicle, which was parked, A. Feeley of (fiastonbury as she voting machines wUl be set up erally cool throughout the pe­ Jlorih Rd. were hftd Saturday cut her wheels------too sharply. . . . whUe Muggeridge—(Beatrice Webb great-grandrtilldren. Beach, Fla.; a daughter, Mn. rolled into It, damage was Ught THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO FILE riod. aftemooR at tbe Holmes Funer­ attequiting to tum into her No rick—Beyond Broadway At .the age o f 10, Mr. Yost Jehn E. Hennessey of Manches­ and no action was taken. At the Community Y, also Precipitation may total great­ ter; five grandchildren, and a al Home, 400 Main S t, Man- driveway, poUce tt>Port. Oftome—The old South went to work at the Cy White cheater. The Rev. Hugh GUlis, used for voting, the only activi­ Y0im PERSONAL PROPERTY USTS er than

this unique vehicle to caU pub­ 7 :S0 In the high schori oafeteria. H d l l H m M anehetter Arm poaaiiig alter die struck a car Senior Laague porticipaats. Rhant D itirict T o U 'a n d Don't N ogloet SlippiU f driven by Robert J. Siembab, Vemon Wedneodays will be lor Mis B Tolland County lic attention to the fact that Parents will pick up copies of Vem on Police 38 of Mooaup. division of the Stone Age League Parenl Visit ItM primary function of our at- thetr chUd’s daUy sohedide, FALSE TECTH Police add Siembab was at­ and Friday wiH remain an opdi m oqfiere is to sustain Ufe on tracing the studente elasaea Do falM tssth drop, slip or wobble 4 Candidates Give Views tempting to make a right turn Mariani Would Drop Draft 4 -M a n Balloon Launched this planet,” the oonservatlonist with teachers tnvoWed. Student wbsn you talk, rat, bush or tnoaraf Probe RoU)ery G y m O p e n rjgtat Set Wednesday Don't be annoyed end emberreeeirt and was struck by the Smith On Tuesdays and Thursdays, stated. guides w ill aasIM the parents in r inch bandicana. yASm TH, an oar as tt attempted to peas. locating the classroonu. akallne (non-aefd) powder to aprln- On Election Issues Tonight A t Dairy Store the notion wiU afaift to RockvCSa For a Voluntary Service “VWtsttlon NlgM” for parents Marking Cleaner Air Week “Unleas we can learn to share Ua on your pbtaa. kaapa falaa taetli She is sobedded to appear in W eek Nights Mgb School foDowing hsdrafly the responsibiUty for controHfng Parent Teacher chairman more firmly eat. aiTM ocofldont fael- Mancheeter Circuit Court 13 of students attending Rham tne of aaeurlty and addad oomfort. TIm v o ten of Hetaran a n d chib o n . Anfone of Vernon poBoe an Inrestlga*- department the same program. On both days Pater Martani RapuUtosn “A united Buiupa mud te The launching here a t a four- tubercukjala suM reeptritory di­ five poUutants that are bc a winter sdwdnle win t e men^a and wommVs ptay- Low candidate for goal of our foreign poHoy”, Mar- man hot air balloon marked the sease ossodaUona in Oonnect- turned loose Into our airways, to visit file reading laboratory Danturaa that fit are laaential to C»VKNTRT sloal StnesB from 8 to 7. On haaltb. fiaayour danUat ragularly. win bar* the opportunity to see *® contact lft«. Jotaason PpAna Store at the Lafayette so Out a gymauhrm win be fpcm the Second District, Ins toini stated. “Thase « h rsr tte i Wednasday. The puipooe of this oftiolal obeervance of Cleaner Icut and by the Air Pollution our health and welfare wlU be >n Room 206 during the indicat­ Oat PASTXntt at all druseountata Marvin Keefe. 17, of Wed open each night durlig ibe Huesday it win be open gym In serious daigrer.” ed study hall. Mrs. Adela Blasx- •ad hear the candidatM for the ^ *^ J * T * ^ . Btaoppfajg Ftara on Rt. 80 last dlvoeated a plan deslgnad to at- will psriuit us to support t h e program is to afford parants Air Week by the OLmeotleut Air Oontrd Assodatlon. dgbL St, Hebron, was charged with w ed^ from 7 to 8:80 and on Thnm- Cost Wort Amertosns to mOttary concept of a united Bhirope Ooneervation Oonunlttee The launching of the heRoon esak will meet with parents In state senaite and general as­ Improper passing, speedng and the opportunity to vlaH wMh the The flight Sunday, was Itailt- Tryoats lor the yoolh basket­ The Vemon Odder Middle daya the A division of the Stana •ervloa, permif Uin the country which can be an effective bttf- (CAOC) yesterday. was desertoed as a “bigger and the reading lab to explain the PoMco were csBed by the reckless driving yesterday. He Ago BaaketbaU leagus win ptoe- trachara. School a8Notals stated ed to a 100-foot tethered lau.icb. sembly tonight at a “Meet the ball program will be held to­ Scboot win be open Motalay, Family Plan ‘ to eMminate the draft. fer between the United Tho balloon with pilot Chariea better” way of using the (3AOC various mechanical aides used. Chndidate Night” at the Rham lUght clerk, Mark PaSternIdt, is scheduled to appear In' Man­ tlce Aom 7 to 8 pm. that thsy rsafiae It is often dlf- providing Woodrow and the two morrow Aram to 8 p.m. All .Wedneednyt and IM day aighte fltaOng that “we mud con- and the Soviet Union.’’ liacArthur of Aaroetats Bal­ aymbd ot releasing haUoons to other reproec.itatlvea with a High School audltoilum at 8. a . of U8 »gta at, Veraon. wbo chester Circuit Court 13 Nov. ftoidt for parents to come in boys, ages 10 and U or in add that someone casne In, for two prograsns. On ibeae AotivMiea for bojw aged 8 Onue to help other ooiMMee but Local AM BepieeeateUve loons, Ihc. at the controls was mark the observance. “blrd’a eye view” o t the Tol­ Manchester Evening Herald Andrew Repho, incumbent 18. days the gym wtH be resarved through 18, wiU start the week Savings Bank during the regfular school day. GLOBE 2 Grades S and 8 are dlglbie. forced hhn into the milk cooler we cannot do ac at the expenee Mariani proposed a Ualsan be­ laundted from tha Tdland High “During the last two centu­ land area. Tolland correspondent Bette Reptdatican lor the asth Sena­ Sheakera or* required for try- ELUNOTOM Aram 8 to 7 p.m. fbr man^ and d Nov. 11, wMfa aotivW er The teachers will be available torial distriot and his ofipaaent and then took oadi hum the Raymond DeOdU of 38 BHaar of our own internad strengq; and tween Mmaelf and the Second tor in d iv id u a l conferences Schod Arid. ries, we Americana have larn- An Uquor advertlaement Quatrale, tel. 87S-384S,. Trawl Ssniw ^ oata, which wUl be bdd at the wondn’s phydoal flineas pro­ scheduled in several araas. nia Lite Insurance DIstrtet to aUeVtate profaletns on Robert Bouley, along with WH- register. bdh S t, Rockville, w m charg­ standard of Hvii«,'’ Maitad wtaioh dmuM be kept to a few The scheduled free flight was ed to use the atmosphere for featuring MacArthur In his bal­ Gilead HIB Bdhool. gram s. schedule wiU be aiuwuneed propoeed three Btope. locd govenunant appHootlcni 90S MAIN STREET Ham O’N eili incumbent Demo­ CkBriberland Perm oflllcteis ed with laOia* to yldd to a On the aanM daya Aram 7 to minutes so that aU may have canceled due to the strong aupportlng various kinds of loon above the Tdland High The RepUbHeaft Women’s Club later. for federal projects. crat lor the 52nd District, and aeld a slaeable amount of veUde rs)t oMtged to atop after 8:10 pun., there will be metfs An organisational meeting to Ihe Rfot wetod take the Unit­ the opportunity tor a few w^ida which has forced poct- flight as well os for disposing School fldd la presenUy appear­ F O R R I N T 643-2165 bis ofgranent John Paonessa win win meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. money wan inisoing. LA. Robert a tso«ar aoetdmt cn Rt MO. open heakethall aeaaloao. set tq> the A and B dlvlsioos of ed atatee out of a unUateTal "I WiU have a lepresantatlve ponement of the flight Saturday of gases cuM other waste by­ ing In many natianal maga- n sad 18 ranOi Movie Pro- a t the hom e o t Mrs. Robert words. It a loigr«r conference Anthortied agmt ti present their ptatform and dis- KjdlqiHat .uid OSloer Bdwurd DeOsrU struck a car operated After the program has been the Vemon-EUlngton men’s vol- iui peaoakeeplng pooture which K in tMe diatrtot who wiU t e avaH- seems necessary. It oouM be morning. products reaultlng from our mo­ slnes. leetowi 8aasid or rtkirt, also Dtaoo on Jan Dr. W est, Larahm eble to you and your leaders,” High School FTA Meets eteter for aU Alritaee.^ onm a prepared Hat of Issaes. Moynitaan an ■nvesHgadng tte by P eter Walaer, 38, o t Antbongr hr openUian a ooigile of woeha, leybaU league wUl b e . held to­ cannot saford and which Is edf- acheduled at thfa ttme. The ccremoniee were attended bile and industrial aodety,” IS mm. allda |roJec8iptt Railroads sad SteamsMp' PailL Plans for deobon day hs totd a group in NMwioh. A Back to School program for The dlscnastnn win be mod­ in cid en t Rd., ‘Dolland. He is acbsduled the Motalay lUght aeadons start- morrow night at the Lottie Fisk defeoiing.” m 'by PhUlp W. Woodrow, program Woochraw otated. WELDON DRUO CO. win be completed. “When you Save a need I will H basic plan tor the evening erated by Sol Oohenof the Man­ Raymond W. IBtcheB, M, of to appear in Manoheoter d icd t rastrtcted to MemcHial Building, Henry Park. Ha further propoeed to "force will be to have a ourricuhim director of the CACC, and m em ­ "The OAOC, In cooperation parents of nliAh and ttmlh grade I t n Mate Dt-GM. MS-Hni chester Eterald. A joint board meeting between Court 13 Nov. 18. other natlona to help themaetvea tight tor you,’’ he i.tated. ’’'iltero bers ot the CACX: aovrir'‘nar with Aeroetwts BaUoona, Inc. students at Tolland High School the Boards of Ekhication of An­ SouHngton was arrested late area looeted in a partlouiar and thereby make their de- will te a hot line between you Ooundl, representatives of area is apemsoring the launching of wUI be held tomerrow night at FioOowtag the dteensalan, rot- dover, n ebroo . Marf boruugh lad night by Vernon police and and my Washington office.” darter. Gtedee wlU be on hand era wSa hare the opportunity to charged with breach of Ibe fenoaa and their national devel- to sssiat parento In looeilng the and Rham will be bdd tonlglat Parli€» Review Federal AM Dtspute dtreet y w Minns to ttie candi-^ at the Rliam High ediod U- pence and reslBtlng arrest opnMnt more eCtociive.’’ varkMie rooms. AddMonal iefor- dates. Ibe program was to be ’Hie arrest w u the reaUH of a knee Maiiart’e thM p ro p o sa l Mailani hsa sgsbi aoouood tarary a t 8 p.m . The board wlH Ccimpaign PlanB hte Demoenut eppondit WU- nnaillon wiU be forthoomiiig on held at the town odBce boild- hear a dtecuaslon on the epedal report that there was a dUturb- wtedd “craote a UA. military the rooms being used. tng bat was moecd to accom­ Uam St. Onge of voting sgaind education programs txsler Pub­ anoe in the street in bunt of 87 The ktertchester Democratic socks MAVntOS BANK o r MANC service which offers a challeng­ To further Implement the modate more people. ing and rewarding career to the federal school aLd funds to lic Act «T. West Udn St MUcfaeH was re­ Town Comardttee has called a impacted oreoa biU on a roS nnootti fimetionbig of Ihe vlrt- The program is sponsored by leased under the no cash bell meeting for Friday at 8 p.m. ea Family iPlas American young people.’’ the Hinnan Relations COuncn The Gllesd Cfaurdi Ooundl caU vote In Oongiess. totion parenibi are asked when w81 meet tonlgtat at 8 In the program for appearanoe in in its n Oak St. campaign He further advocated that of Habron. They win provide we have a new I 'Ibe charge origtnaBy made poortble to obeerve the fdlow- social room at the ofaurdb. Rockville Circuit OooK 13 Nov. headquarters. “we mud leam more ahout ing schedule: 7:80 to 8:80 p.m., oufle e and dessert foOpwlng the other countries so that our os- on a televised debate tetwesn 13. The oomndttee members wlU the three contenders of the of- .parents whose last names be­ program. An area realdenta are review fim l plana for the Nov. assortment of lovely datance is aoceptable in the urged to attend. Advertisement— Other area police activity: ftoe, was emphatically de­ gin w«h lettera A through L. COLUMBIA S electtan and win hear cam­ Fatfeaeb Ags. framework of different culturaa 4-B Heolbrats D istortion wlU fail-truth wlH nied by St. Onge, who d oted and 8:80 to 8:10 p.m., those wMh prevall-Re-dect OTfeU M ichael Kloplk, 38, of WilU- paign progreaa reports from the oow u su o and atUtudea.” lo st names beginnin g wMh let­ The Hebron 4-H Hoofbeats re­ four Democratic candldatea for s-t-r-e-t-e-h knee soiAs he had txwked the udiiHitetra,- mantic was charged with reck­ "We mud develop greater tion in fighting for addilicnal tera M through Z. cently hdd their Brst meeting less driving after being invol­ Ibe State Assembly. for the new year. Gary Keeijp Advertlaement— ddls in anti-guerrilla (counter aid to impacted areas. Bohooi Menu ved in a onocar accident yes- The RepuHlcan TV>wn Com­ in all sizes and colors e ^ B i N K Ineurgency) warfare, because aras re-elected president. Other Why fight the rising cost of terday on Rt. 66. mittee la meeting Wednesday In a statement this weekend, Tfie menu to be served at the ofncera elected were D ick living, higher taxee, deficit ttmt la what tboee we help wiU Mariani stated, "’ntese funds Rham cafeteria this week wMl Klopik went off Qie road and to review Ms decUon plans most frequently face,’’ he hir- Behnnann, vice president; April spending and mtsmanagemcnt? knocked down a telephone pole, and to hear from its candi­ fairway priced from 59° are extremely vital to srtiooi be: ’Dieaday, le s pIsMt oes- w ofiM oat ther explained. Oim ey, secretary; Barters Now people are saying they’d He waa treated at Windham dates. The GOP meeting wtU systems in the Second District, aerole, garden srtad; Wednee Massey, treasurer; Kathleen e S stores; downtown tnsto sties S and east rrdddle t ‘T vtsualiae a United States where there are heavy concen- rather switch than fight Vote Memorial Hospital for a cut on be at 8 p.m . in the 806 Main ftL sIgMa tm i day, vegetable beef rteok, PLAY flenaghan, cwrespondlng sec- Republican for Jack Paonessa. the chin. St. RepuUtcan headquarters. miUtory eervlce which is uaed tratione of milKary pereonnel cheeee sUcka, molded gelatin MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY ONLY! retaiy, and Sharon Keefe, re­ —CItisena Backing Jack Pao- He Is schedtded to appear in piimoiily for training,'’ Maii- and federal employee.” salad; ’Ihursday, frankfurter on porter. Oandidate. WlBl mantle Circuit Court 11 anl stated. “I visuallM a regu­ “T et m y opponent voted a roll, bedeed beans, eauer- lar Anny, Navy, and Air Force, SBss Linda Harrlsac wfll as- Nov. 18. againd this appropriation when kraut; Friday, noacaronl and slnt Mta. L nooif in the Town Hall for $188 Wlaatr ifr . Frank Waieck Ynerlek ORly Ohu QHility—Tbu FiRust! Sold ORly it the Advertised Prices $IN Wliatr $188 Wlaair OIL COMPANY is U.S. Gov't, Inspected She purpose of examining the EitklMS OI»k Rammai Sray Itaktl SiyaMtitk Jraato^j^diuelci 4baHfloaiiona of those whose Why settle for less holiday money than you FiWMlMk, e«m. Fawealaak, tasa. Wtlllitfari, Saat. ,__ Ohnrta Vnrriek 315 IROAO ST. TH jVHON e W i SSS righto have matured subsequent really want? Call Beneficial and tell us the full 1 2 0 2 4 6 o i P Taertok ^ 1 Fresh Produce! OiKerler Lola Sllc«d to October 13th, 1868. AU appU- amount. Beneficial...where the money is. cant c a n s di Vraikk oonte of foreign Mirth murt pre- oent their oHiaenafatp popeni. BENEFIQAL FINANCE & MORTGAGE CX). .Dated at Coventry, Oonneett- Second Mortgage Loans $1000 to $5(X)0 out, tUa 13th day o t October BANANAS Pork Chops r ^ M 'l S 9 i UMC. Ruth B. Benoit, 8 36 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Next to Singer Sewing (tenter* 649-0808 F o o d Specials Yeilnw ^ ^ A < Margaret B. Jsooteon, OrCN EVENINQS ■¥ APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR HOURS “ SvpM ^RIsIrt^ EUaabrth R. RyohUng, Frozen Snldeillipe ^ $11 Wlaatr $$$ Wlaatr $$• Wliair Ytir BipdillcMi CwNMaii Board of Admlottons lat Rttia Mika Sltaktakl Mikait Taaad MarMta, Baaa. Raw Srilala, Staa, Haitlaii, lata. ^REEN GIANT ftr State l^tsitMire California Steaks 79 ! krkirkkkkitirkirkirirkkkkkkkkkkirkk'kk'k'k'k^k NIBLETS CORN s 10 oz SWEET PEAS POTATOES ( ^ i pkgs > CREAM STYLE CORN U.S.Nn.1 SmdeASize A V Haddock Fillets In Butter Sauce 59J- $B0 Wlmr $11 Wlaatr $1$ Wlaaar DON Maria ItktIakI E. Ettatiy Met. W. L U asi > tFriailltM, Matt. Wlatiti, Oma. HartkiWFlta, Mail. Vrvsh Emils dfc Evtivtabh's Eroiu ihe Fussy Ones! A A F—Frexeii Jaie Parker — Sana 10« aiwrvwl ■iwiimI DONUJS' McIntosh BOIMUS CENOVESI CREJUMY |# E pla»>' • ^ U.S. No. 1 « » X 3 V G O Qinoamon I ORANGE EXTRA FRIEB SLIP 2V4 " min bag I S M O O T H l % E PROCRAM *247 APPLES A P Pm L I p E h P■ I E PRIZE About The Man JUICE CREAM SLIP TOMATOES cello pkg \ 9 ' •radeA— “The RealTUag” Reg. 8” Size Choice of Many FJavort APPLtCroW Mon. — Tues. Wed. Only ' k •radmotw of local sdM ob omd i Im Uahrerslty o f CommwcHewt TiW irj'lliii 24oz. PJe Snow i t S w r v a d fai Mm U.S. Avwiy CUT OUT CNTIfIC SUP MUSHROOMS White ON OOTTtO LINE ★ Imdwpwmdewt ‘ - • - r - n r n i 5 '>»Q9 * MamI lea OraaR 'TCopiHlht w. J. Jeff ray 1944 ~ All Ri|ht$ Rtservad Stralailc #P O if Viem Pimnfdemt, Momdiwstwr Jayemws Merctianditini. 90 Fiifc Ava., N.V.C. — . / Cmglaym el First Nitianal Stent 6 Ihtlr tmintdlata rimiUti are Not tll|R)ii to participnti in i t C hminm— , Momchentwr Hwwrr Fwid 1967 CHICKIH, Blip, TURKIY, SALISBURY STIAK CHAM 10 o x .| k M iwhnr, Stotw of CofWMcMciit Comm fssioa ow SwrvfcM To Tho Diamond Ciystal Salt Bdoviy 1967-1969 Axion Q tM FRAN MAHONEY has bean a town director line# 1956 ond served Ajax k Vico Fiwildowt. Ifawcln etwr Rotary 1967-1968 Sultana Meat Dinners F r tz tt Upton Tea Bags .rtl. 1.17 3 S.1. 0Q in municipal governmant as mayor of Manchastor from 1962 to Cleanser Pre-Soak 1966. Ha hat promoted such local projects at: Camp Kannody, WITH Kitty Tray with Litter 4 9 ‘ UUNDRY RE4ELECT DON GENOVESI > ► Headstart, Senior Citizans' Center, Manchastor Community Col­ •LEACH Marshmallow Fluff 2 49' 3c Deal Pack 2 --4I STATE REPRESENTATIVE M Over 2,000 gifts at your fingertips... 1 ’ Kraft Parkay Soft Margarine ’F5 4r Pick up your copy of tho colorful Plaid* Stamp catalog at A&P. lage, RodavoJopmant, neighborhood swimming pools, and housing IH Kotex Super or Regular « ,8 3 ‘ Parsons Ammonia . 29* IMIi ISSEMH.Y nSTRIGT («oI?tSS,Ef55o«.) units for tha fidarly. Ha has tha expei iance and initiative t6 further Nescafe Instant Coffee 92' Hormel Chili Con Came 39' Kotex Plus lie eiAl MCK iff* 75' Niagara Spray Starch p£5r »<»• can 27* sarv# Manchester as State Representative for the 19th Assembly l u AQC FAeiAl Adolph NM luuNU rimuim 55* Priest 8ff8

’I',--.- 4>A0K s i x t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING H ERAU ». MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, -1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN Big Road Wins for Yale, UConn Eagles and Indians in Impressive Wins Trinity in Romp, Boxing Victory Icing on Cake SCOW Qualifiers Wesleyan Bombed JuM iretUnK In under the For United States in Olympics Fourth Period Spree wire with n d-t*! won-loM- Balesano, Quaglia Football The road. The opportunity to see new places, meet events, and pert Mlaa Oaslovaka Amertoon Leagiia ' tied record, Mancheeter MEXICO CITY (AP)— HlKh> eoccer team qualified new people and push them all over thir own footb^l —now Mri. Josef OdlovU. Eastern Divtsto* Big George Foreman stood PM. for the Class L CIAC Tour­ fields. Yale, Trinity and Connecticut made joytma road She won four gold medals and W L T there in the center o f the New Yocic 5 20 .714 Downs Penney, 28-21 nament starting Tuesday af­ Spark CCIL Game tripe over the weekend while Wesleyan played the too- a silver to women’s gymnastics, ternoon. ring, a tiny American flag then married a Ciech runner Boeton 8 40 .429 perfect host against A m h r e t.______J18 By TOM BARRETT Coach Dick Danielson's By DAVE TUPPER elutohed in his huge black she had met to previous eompe- Houston 8 60 crew placed Idtti In the Id- Trinity shiggel Penn Military fiat; a battered, bleeding tiUon. Miami 2 41 East Catholic’s John Quinn came out on top in the Three scorjng dashes each by Jimmy Balesano and Y ij, took its uth conuecu- fense had anotoer good day as team field and drew eighth- Russian hulking nearby— The most dominant force to Buffalo 15 1 tiattle of the quarterbacks and paced the Eagles to a ranked Hamden High, 8-Z, In John Quaglia sparked Manchester High to a return of tive’ victory in a 28-18 conquest it handled Cornell .perfectly with the Games, however, had to be Weatern DivlalMl 28-21 come-from-behind victory over rival Penney High Country Club winning ways on the football field last Saturday. In a at CcwneU and Oonnectlciit the exception of the Big Red’s a near-perfect symbol of Kansas City 7 10 .875 the opening test In Hamden. American domination of the American swimmers. The Saturday at Mt. Nebo. A crot^ of 1,000 turned out in Play starts at <:S0. free -scoring, wide-open game at Muzzy Field, the Red picked up its first victory at scoring plays ti toe final sec- UUS. water sprites, many of Oakland 6 2 0 .714 BEST NINE the ISth Olympic Gnmes. .114 brisk tall weather to watch th e ------;---- - — ------Ellington, d-t-4, was ninth Ctass A— Erank Kieman 81- and WMte outlasted Bristol _____ ^______Massachusetts since 1960 by a onds of each half. them teen-agers, swept to 1-2-3 San Diego 6 0 _ . 27-20 score. DowHng’s bacljfield teammate , Fonm an, ol 6-*oot-8, 218- Denver 5 40 .425 Bast Hartftopd crew suffer Ms s. down In the gam e and then al- an d also scored on a five-yard V IM accepted Amerloa’a TCOord Natlaiial Leogns live wins and two loasea. Kidghta .gained posseeslon tomorrow afternoon in the 4—28; B —D el S t John 81-6— d slon against one win. scoring his fined T.D. on a one- .vs Leading the char^ were Locky Town. lowed Amherst to score toe next run. 4Bth gold m edal after dem oMsIt- CStarles Hlokcox, 21, Phoenix, Etostora Oonferenoe quiiin totaled an even 200 on their own 27 and scored four 26, Carl Bolin 82-6—26; C — Nels " I was extrem ely, pleased yard plunge opening the fourth touchdowm and a fltSd Bolton High, 8-4, was ninth Trinity’s Dave Klsrsls was Just ing lone# OepuUs for tha beavy- Aria., three goMa and a silver; Capitol Diviiton yards In the air and provided plays later. In a repeat per- Sheimdng 39-14—26, Jim Moffat with the m tire offensive unit, quarter. The score was set up Am- another member of to. back-. in Class 8 and will face welght boxing 4 8 0 DRAGON CLASS YACHTS rounds buoy in Olympic Games competition last one silver, one bronse. Atlanta 16 0 .148 come by. They rellnquitoed con- control at midfield, night In a National Basketball Atoci^ ^ ^ %vh^ McOain, Dave Walsh. Tupper. This Saturday Tale (6-0) re- Wesleyan was toe victim of Statee led in golds, 86-30. « Claudia Kolb, 18, Santa Clara; I troi of the ball for only a very Three plays later, Quinn gave Association game. N ^C o^ln, le vauK at 17-8%, Lee 21, Carm ichael, Calif., and Doug .400 with the ’’recklees abamton,” track and field coach. Green Bay 2 31 SlemiensU. Two scorl^ tore^ jrfoked It up, and broke throii^ open. He findshed with 19 re- ® Sked Homasn 61-8—88, Jackson booted the first of his Connecticut (8-8), sole leader who scored twice on pass re­ The Americana also picked up and the groiqi’s re-elected preel- Ehzans, San Jose, Calif., led a 1- Rusm U, 22, Midland, T ex., two arere talted around the 16-yart hha running 46 yards tor bounds and a pro career high of Harry Ehch 66-3—63, Joe Novak six consecutive points, Wiggln Instills. Corky Coughlin in the Tenkee Conference with ceptlons of 72 and 42 yarda. MEXICO CITY (AP) — The 19th Olympic Games ” Mo(rt o f toe worid kvee two golda in hoxtaig. two in tnll- was a standout all afternoon on were marked by record-breaking athletic achievements, doit, 81-year-o)d Avery Brund- 2-3 U.8. sweep In the 400 m eters, golds apiece. Baske^tbflll line; ohe with an unmccessful ^ gjx-polnter. FVan Love step- 11 assists. Zelmo Beatty topped 61-8—63, Bund! Tarca 60-7—68; in toe opening minutes of the a 3-1 nmrk, takes on a ncu- Coast Guard was baffled by dowistatns. They lurfd the kig, one each in riiootlng and And swlmmtog Coach Sher­ National Games upetairs,” ho aaid, refer­ age of CUnago, the U.8. Olym­ the Americans won both relays; field goal attempt, ssal the oto- conversion Atlanta scoring with 27 points. B — Jack OUva 62-14—48, Bob second period^______softiom______a n Bale- defense along with 0.iuck May conference problem against Bos- Worcester Thch quarterback a threat of violence, Black Power protests, a possible etjueatrian. And Henry Iba’s su­ man Chavoor sounded a grim Division er with a nasBpass tntsrcentian.interceptom. withWith i j , j, Qaodrlch led Phoeidx with Genoveal 63-13—80; ^ — rv— — ------ring to the 7,347-^oot altitude of pic Oommlttae ordered toe two Wyomia Tyus, Griffin, Oa., re- C — Don sano, starting the game at University (8-1-1) which has John Korslck of North Haven, payola scandal—and even a wedding. perbly coatdied, pick-up basket- warning to the rest of the W L Pet. GB toe help eated as women’s 100-meter Penney 23. Culver 86-16—80, Ray Remes 78- quarterback, moved through a ‘ “ ” had a week off to prepere tor 0>nn., who passed for two scores Hio Games, first ever In Latin baU team, spurned by many of world; Boston 4 0 1.000 — Quinn to Slemlenskl, ^ home u ______Bleller, and Vinedt all showed Games out of bedanee.” lage and apologised to toe champlcm and anchored a win­ In other NBA acUon, Los An- ' ~ Harry l ^ e hMe opened 1^ D o i« Me the clash at Stom. and ran one touchdown In htm- America, ended after two weeks or had been insulted by swarm­ toe top collegiate Mara, (xmtin- ’’Debbie Meyer Is only 16. and Baltimore 6 3 .628 1 squad ^ ed within 20 y ^ ^ «r4'thr^shid"san D l^ 162-116 72; Blind bogey - Emii Clrtn, ’Tupp^ and ^ve Moore, an Impressive performance on Weaieyan (8-2) travels to Ham- self. ing carefree athletes at toe end Pertiape a more accurate ex­ ued ita unbeaten string. world. ning 400-nteter relay team. Sunday on a happy note al­ There were hints of under- she hasn’t reached her {>eak Cincinnati 3 2 .600 1% of toe end .one in toe foHowlng ^ Baltimore down^ Seattle S'-**"®" and showed his runnlmrrunning tslents talents defense. Ikon (2-8). Coast Guard (1-6) (Jentral ComecUcut and Olsss- of the ceremony. , planation would be found in toe though many atoUes from the The U.S. baricetboU squad the-counter payoffs to athletes But there were upsets, too, yet,” he said. ’’And we have Philadelphia 3 2 .000 1% stansa. Then toe eoene revere- o" to would-be tacklers In a 66- -me'The Indians ore Idle Sotur- wlU be at ’Trinity (4-1). Bridge-, boro played scoreless football George Foreman, a 6-f(X)t-8, atanoet Incredible {>erformance 126-114. P1U> SWEEPSTAKES 119 {)articlpating nations were won the gold in convincing fash­ by manufacturers of athletic with Kl{X!hoge Keino of Kenya more o f them on the way— 10, New York 3 8 .800 2 ed when Penney, gaining pos- “ elght-pIay drive toward yard TJ5. run. bitter about a change In the for­ 218-{munder, proudly held aloft of the United States’ swlnuntng Minnesota trounced lOami Bob Oemvesi 79-13—66, Joe they will play ti.iiHall ir.In West Hurl.Hart­ pMys at Ithaca (1-6). until the final quarter when Oen- ion, wMpptog Yugoslavia 66-60 goods, charges of fixed wres beating Kansan Jim Ryun to the 11 and 12 years old— and those Detroit 2 3 .400 2% T — ’ -n onMsown20diietoa“ “ «°al line. Madigan kept al- Bristol displayed its own ver­ mat of the closing ceremonies. a tiny American flag clutched in and diving team, along with the 126-94 In the only American Boo- Wall 76-6—69, Jack OUva 83-14— C.WP Poet (6-1) wlE be at tral’s rur.nlng game finally in toe ilnal game behind the su- tUiv matches, a Dutch masseur 1,600 meters. Ryun, who holde we have now are just the beet Milwaukee 0 4 .000 4 misaed fidd goaL On the first the entire journey In toe sion of the “bomb” in the per- ford. Southern Connecticut (8-2-1) In cllckcj with Hal Browns’ soor- Instead of entire teams hls fist as he acce{>ted Ameri­ gymnastic ex{>loits of Vera Cas- kettaaU Association game. 69; Low gross — Harry Eich Msacheater (1C) {>ertative play of 6{>encer Hay­ waa sent home for giving vita­ the world m ile and 1,600 meters to the world.” W w ten Dt vision play from scrimmage, Joe Got- “Ir, hitting Bob Bumo, Leon Eo'n o f ^ u ck Hudson who broke E)ndB; Bi«v, C)ou|^^ Blackwell. marching In the final parade, ca's 46th Gold Medal after win­ lavaka of Csechoslovahia—the Baylor, a 10-year NBA 72, John PeragaUo 72. what may be the cloeest con- Ing twice from 88 and three wood. mins to his cyeUrta, a Bulgarian records, was stricken with mcn- San Francisco 3 1 .780 — neau grabbed a MieMlIgasi pass March, and Bid Sadoaky for off tackle tor 63 yards and the Jaokaon, JacouU; tea: Raiher. t(ut of toe day. And American yards. only seven athletes from each ning toe heavyweight boxing (nveetoeart of toe Gameo-and Attracting just as much atten­ veteran, scored 3 points for Los World records, most of them wrestler waa disqualified for onucleosle during the summer, tion was America’s basketball Atlanta 8 2 .600 % and dadied 80 yarda tor the o(dy large gains. The final three , Iikernatlonal (2-8) will be at Southern Connecticut unveiled country marched before Presi­ championship. Japan, wWch cut heavUy Into by Americans, feU almost as Ellington Ridge SSS^': enlfflng emelUng-salts. was lU just before the Games team, never beaten to Olympic Los Angeles 8 3 .600 1 score in the first h« is Frank yards he ran himself for the Angeles and became only the “ aiiuge fgp Balesanos jaunt.jaunt Hollck. Roberlaon: (Jent^: Mc- Ontral Connecticut (6-1). a new star in reserve taUlsck dent Gustavo Diaz Ordaz and a Foreman stood in the center toe Russian potential total. quickly as arose controvaraias, aa ln , Duffey: Backs: QuasUa, Poi- The United States’ athletes and just didn’t have It. competition. But this year, lack­ CM(:ago 2 3 .400 1% Rago’s extra point split toe up- acore. A bwo-polnt conversion third man In league hidory to Sunday Manchester moved in front terton. Torxa, Baleaano, Snyder, had another of his unpredictable Brian Friary who sootned to 147 capacity crowd of 80,(XX) in of toe ring, grinning bror^y, 'Rio United Statea’ swimmers inddenlB and demonstratlona. rights. pass to Sadoaky put the at- go over 20,000 points. May. Chamberlin. Sired, Hassell, and divers bagged 23 of the 83 broke or Ued eight world re­ Ketoo’s ui»et paced Kenya’s ing most of the top collegiate Phoenix 2 3 .400 1% Lew gross — Class A — Stan to stay Just before toe half Tale’s quarterback Brian Do- yarda on 20 carries after beiam- Olympic Stadium. after he pulverized hls out­ In the latter category, toe Msrsesu. gold medals and a total of 47 of surprising showing, with Wilson stars, a rag-tag collection that San Diego 2 3 .400 1% The wtnners came back and tankers one point l^ind Blast, Hlllnafcl 76; B — Roger Moun­ when, behind the running o f Brlatal Eastern (IS) wlhad 'another of Ms unpredlct- mate V(n Russell was hurt In The International Olympic classed Russian foe. Hls victory moet flagrant was by American cords In track and set four more Ends: Lunn. Byrnes. Dunn, toe 89 medals up for grabs. Ki{yrugut winning the 6,000 m e­ many {iredlcted would end Seattle 2 8 .286 2% started another drive from toetr An on-side kick attempt by E s d Cs UmUo (M) tain 82; C — Harry Cohn 87, their Impressive backfleld Lee ...... able days, throwing three touch- the second period. Southern 0>mmlttee aaid it made the in the last event on the final full sprinters Tommie Smith and In swimming. Ends: Carter, Orleplno, Quac- Potterton, John TV>rsa, and Bchnuflz: Tlsctdes: Bonstroem. Twelve more golds cam e In ters, Naftalt Temu the 10,000 American domination of the Eastern Division own 87-yard line and ended six the Knighte was grounded by Tony Lembo 87; D — Ed Levy Prank, Kolb, Gebrlan: Guards; by- posees against CoraeB also leads the Eastern Football Con- change In the parade because of day o f com{>eUtlon Saturday J (^ Oarloe, both Negroea, who By far the most outstanding Uaroil, BuHlvan. Quaglia moved to the home men’s track and field, and three record waa a fantastic, 29 feet and that sroall country taktog a sport. W L Pet. OB yarda dry of a score when toe Healy on the Ehigte 48 to imt TaOUea: Bercln. Oleealone. 100. ten!««b»- Wallin ‘ a^[SSam“SuOimeii: **6aSui‘r SaSS'r ‘‘browing |*ft>wlng three tatcrcepfionsinterceptions ference with a 8-0-1 mark as the diaorlerly effect at Tokyo in symbolized.toe American domi­ finlEhed 1-3 in toe 200-metar Ltemhy, Oerrtty. „ team two-yard line, w he r e nation o f toe 19th 01ym{>lad. more in womens’ track and field 2H Inch long jump by Bob Bea­ tcfal of nine track and field But Iha molded them Into a Minnesota 1 0 1.000 % Knights’ Ken Feonelly jumped the stage tor the matches final Guards: Reaean. Senertn. MUier KoM. Oopiec. John- that kei>t the gam e close. both o f its loeses have otmie tn 1964 when many felt the em{>er- dash. ttave, CBIEBS TOURNAMENT medals—better tluui Russia. 3 1 .780 — on on BJast Catholic fitmUe. points.. _____ Jacques boosted the Centen: Sadloakl. Balesano lunged over for the son, ConnoUy. Adams, On the victory podium, after mon of El Paso, Tex., breaking precision outfit, the same play- Kentucky ____ A — Jim Gordon 76-4—72, second of his three scores. Score by Periods 1 3 3 4 TWai much-maligned Tale de- nonleague play. 1 1 .800 1 WMh seconds remaining be- eeven-play drive when he broke “ ' Manchester 7 14 7 14 w receiving toetr medals, they by almost two feet the previous Russia’s massive forces, 401 (or-the-good-sbot team that has New York JTllo^ Jordan Larson 79-7—^72; B — 0 2 .000 2 tots the half, Steve CXocalone a tackle and ran 36 yards. ^ ' Co-Captaln Bob Bleller, who Bristol E ^ e m 7 7 0 14 28 raieed a black-gloved fist as a record. in all, closed quickly to the last brought hlni more than lOO vic- Miami Herb ’Tardlff 79-12—67; C — TD: (Juaclla (4 yard run); Bal­ I {Hayed hard-nosed football all Al Oerter, 82, West Iftip, two (lays, picking up medals by toriea at Oklahoma State. Indiana 0 3 .000 2% oome in and put Eiaat on the Qulim added the insurance, bull- Peuy Hick (tl) Harry Cohn 82-13—69, Tony esano (S6 yard run). Balesano (3 oign of racial protest and re- afternoon, recovered a fumble yard run), Qua«Ua (6 yard run), Pachers-Cowhoys Play Tonight ”We knew we were an under­ Wester Dlvlalon sooneboaid with a 81-yard field ing Mu way Into paydirt from Ekida: Vibb«>tn. Breaso. Dionne. Lembo 82-13—69; D —EM Levy fiBed to look at the American N.Y., scored hla fourth consecu­ the handful to oanoetog, boxing, March. _ ^ on the P is to l 40 late in t h e Quarita (1 yard run). Balesano (6 wrestling and fencing. rated team,” said Haywood a Oakland 3 0 1.000 — goal, Ms second of the season. the one. Tteklea: B. CbBTon, Charon, 93-20—78; Kickers — Stu Kup- yard run). KoM (paasV Hudson (63 flag as toe Star ^>angled fan­ tive victory In the diacua, a feat third quarter. Manchester's yard run), Hudson (68 yard run), junior (X)Uege player and the Dallas 0 0 .000 1% The boeti went ahead in toe “Bbctremely pleased,” Is the Kelly. erschmidt 98-20—78, Jake Hon- ner waa played. unmatched In history by a track But their gymnasts—who had Ouarda: Zdrojowy, Judd, Raco, ground msuhlne, which totaled Byrnes (3 yard run). PAT: Jack- teams leading scorer and re­ Denver 0 0 .000 1% third quarter wtto a three-yard way Blast Coach CHft Demers F ra n d i^ ' non 97-19—78, Larry Chaine 88- ton (6 kkw i), Schermerhom (3 The incident threatened to and field athlete. Hls 2124% clinched the total medal victory 360 yards, moved to ESastern’s kicks; MiUer (rush). bounder. ” We felt we had aome- Houston 0 0 .000 1% run by Healy. toe tthd period’s summed thing! up after the §S2?‘il2S£r*Ut toe American team, but toss was about two feet better to previous Olympics—ran Into Uitog to prove.” Los Angeles 0 0 .000 1% only tally. win. •Tt was a tremendous ef- Badoekv. icoiioy. Channln 102-22—80. other Am erican negroes oemtin- than he had ever thrown in hls trouble to the form of the Japa­ nese, who dominated the men’s They proved It. New Orleans 0 1 ..000 2 Btaxttrg from toeir own 49 fort on the whole. especUUy by o 8 « is WOMEN’S CRDCBS ued to comqpete—and win. life and set an Olympic mark. yard Une, Pete Jacques and John Qulrm who played Ms fin- ___ ” Low gross — Jan Harrigan Rockville Continues to Roll^ Do Job on Rams ^ u Qtkan moiwd toe drive half toe est game of the season.” The jjeaiy (S-ywd run): GomeaucW 93-14—79, Sally Onotheer 98-21 11 Giants’ Ball Control Wins diolanee on the ground. Quinn mentor also had praise tor S^Sn«- —79, Mary Kearney 106-31-78; NEW '5TORK (A P )—The Forgotten Five Plus One: _ _ Kickers — Jan Haurlgan 98-20— Varied Menu took to the air for toe rest, hit- Healy and eophomore iVholley. y ^ _ r u m ; Five in Row^ Big Test Ahead isn’t a Dixieland band, just aome offensive linemen* ■MWiiWwssIl Injured McAdams BMehnll. and football will ring Sieailenaki and John Wtool- ’Ihe latter totaled 86 irards on PAT. Raco ( ‘1 _Uove - (1 78, Binny Vandervoort 108-30— k k k ); Sadoaky (i ); PG: Clc- whose play sounded a happy mote for the Baltimore" 78. Flve straight vlotories, all In ItockvUle k»t its first two be on the menu Tueoday ly oo torowB of 18 and 11 yards, five pass catdies. oalone (la yarda). Colts in the National FoottwH League. ' : nlgtit at the Blasonlo Tern- Saturday Central VaUey Conference {)Uy, gtarta, non-league affairs, but ■X Tough Part of Slate has propelled Rockville ’’The only time our offensive ______" ide when the lOtb annual Bla- Low gross — A — Sher Fergu­ aonio Sports Night will be son 78; B — Dave Berger 87, into imdtoputed possession^ publhslsed is when we Key Man for Jets firot iHace In the standings. This K®**!"* CVC play. toce the Rams or we break »n last place. Dallas wlU be gun-; staged. Nelson Skinner 87; C — Tony aU came about when toe under- Veteren Joe Calad and UtUe <*» » P>*y.” 8am Mug for a 7-0 record and for a- Speakera will be Reggie Ahead for New York • wBuwMeeii aetwe*, WM Lembo 86. NEW YORK (AP)— A well-wisher came up to Carl dog Rams turned back Middle- Dan Chambers once again led ®aU said Sunday after he and measure of revenge against toe; Smith, fine centerflelder of WAjSHINGTON (AP)—For most teams today marks MATCH VS, PAR town High last SatiuHlay in the the Ram offensive, plus a great sparked toe C(Hts to a Packers, who have beaten them- McAdams in the New York Jets' locker room and put the Boston Bed Sox, and Larry Elsenhauer, outstand­ the midpoint of the National Football League season, T ^ Windy Cky. 84-6 , with a great defewe which Inteieepted four 27-10 victory over Lcs Angelee. In the last two league etoamplon.* out his hand. McAdams, seated on a stool in front of —' Jack Kearney,Kearnev. 2 2-down-down: Floyd g^ow of^wer. passes. Calact and Cham- Baltimore now Is tied at 6-1 gamea ing defensive end of the Bos­ but for the New York Giants the ordeal may only be O’Brien, 2-down. his loicker, lifted his left hand to acbept the congratulor Coming up next wlU be the bers each talUed twice and with the Rams for first place In EUseavtiere In the NET, Bun-' ton Patriots. beginning. tions. ______The Giants, with a respecta­ BEST NINE biggest test of toe season, soph Alan Krowka and Jim Hen- the Ooartal Division. day, San EVandsco, 4-8, upsst' gnove up to ft prevlouftly-owned Ned Martin of the Red Sox By Thanksgiving the oifiy Hls light hand lay limp across ble 6-2 slate that hides the fact A — Art Tulin 82-2—30, Sher agadikrt Wilson High In Middle- nesaey added one six-pointer. In a key game toMght, the Detroit, 8-8-1, 14-7; Chicago, 8-1,. the seven. BUly Joe then s(x>red radio and television crew thing the Giants may have to hls right leg. they have yet to {day a team Ferguson 31-11—20, Iordan town. Wilson, Uke RoclcvtUe, has Calacl’s 67-yard gallop waq the struggUrv Green Bay Packers, Mlnnesoto, 8-4, 26-M; win be master of ceremo­ celebrate is the same solace the ”R’b broken,” he explained his first of three touchdowna. with a winning rerd, toce a Larson 34-4—30, B—Dave Ber­ yet to taste defeat In the CVC, day’s feature from scrimmage biddirv for a fourth straight L«Ms, 4-8, bsat New Orleans nies. oUgrimis clung to when they ger 84-8f—29 Floyd O’Brien 34- almidy. ”I haven’t had It X- ”I thought I had a chance to Dinner will be served at chilling November parade of op­ although k has played one less In toe final period as Ram fans n p l title, meet the Cowboys In CEevriand, 4-8,. i i i w i score On that aecond one,” Mc­ started the holiday: Their mere 5^—29; C—^Tony Lembo 32-8 game, tour. " went wild. r u .ii.« trounced Atlanta, 1-6, 80-7; the rayed but the doctors say It’s 6:80. ponents like Baltimore, Dallas broken. It ha{)i)ened to practice Adams said, ”'but I’m a big slow survival. 24; Kickers—Bemle Menschell The fur Is bound to fly Satur- Now all Coach Jerry Fitsger- A vlotory would move toe Hew Tork Giants, 6-2, edgsei; Tickets win be available at and Los Angeles. ”I know everybody fdreeasta this week.” lineman and they caught up the door. ' 97-17—80, Tom McCusker 86- day when the league titans bat- old has to do is k e ^ his Packers, 2-3-1, Into a first-place Washington, 8-4, 18-10, and- with m e.” (tork things for us,” said Giants 6—80, Ed Keating 81-6—76, Ed Uc with the title {xractlcaUy on charges high for Wilson.. j«> Ue with Detroit In the Central I*lttsburgh, 1-6, topped Phlladri- -it’s surprisingly easy Yet, less than an hour before, Coach AlHe Sherman, “ but it M oriarty 91-16—76. the kne. smaU matter. Division. A loss will leave them McAdams had recovered two deq>ends on what we do e o d i Balttmors’a defanss was bril- Now l|'s easy for you to move up to a Lincoln Continental, and funbles, setting up two touch- Sunday. For the first time we’ve downs that helped the Jets to a Trouble for AFL Opponents Uant against Los Angeles, but enjoy the finest motoring you've ever known. This car has every­ {nit a complete game togethor.” toe .Colte’ six interior offMMive. 48-14 romp over the Boston Pa- i T The Giants, grinding out the triots. The victory Sunday In­ Hnemen, including two oenten, thing — except a high price tag. ground yardage, punched past outpiayligr the Rame* vaunted creased the Jets’ lead to two OOUNTBY CLUB — Frank games to the American Football W a ^ n gton 18-10 to a Sun(toy front tour that paved toe way. We have 4 selection of late-model Continentals available now — Kternan 146-366, Lorry Qazza League’s Eastern Dlvisl(»i. Kansas City Potent defenoive duel to stay within tor toe vlotory. 371, Neil OoRklto 369, John many of them one-owner trades on our new ConHnentals. AH There were other defensive slg^ of the unbeaten Dallas E)orl MorTall passed tor two K rlstof 141-373, John Dyment Cowboys to the NFL’e OaptU Di­ are to excellent condition and ready to serve you. Come see how heroes tor the Jets. Gerry Phil- 136-387, Ken Bennett 140-161— H itfM EEN SPECMiS touchdowns and ran fo r anotoer bln, for example. The defensive vision. 428, Charile Whelan 188-391, as toe Ooks bulk up a 29-S half­ easy It la to own the car you've alwayi wanted. end re{>eatedly crashed Into the In Air or on Ground New York mounted two long John Rieder 148-384, Dick Oar- time lead. Boeton backfleld and set up a scorihg marches that ke{>t the NEW YORK (AP)—^In the air or on the ground, della 189, Bert Davis 189-374. FAMILY SIZE COCA COLA EMI Dloh Witcher picked up a score with another fumble re­ either way suits the Kansas City Chiefs to a T, and ball away from Washington ail fumble by teammate Gary L mv- but five nrinutes of the aecoud covery. that is spelling nothing but trouble for (±ief rivals San EARLY BIRDS-^Barbara Cal­ is and ran 12 yards tor San Then there was Johnny Sam­ half. The Giants' detonse dl(to’t Diego and Oakland in the American Football League. lahan 147-3116, Sophie Welphy let the Redskins inside the 29^ WITH EVERY BYanelapo’s winning fourto^isri- Beautiful ple, who intercepted two {lasaes, The Chiefs and Coach Hank ______od touchdown against Detroit. and Al Atkinson, %Bllly Baird 181, Julie Landsberg 129, Olga yard line. The Skins’ Sonny Jur- Stram revesed to the old tight T Colla 129-341, Anita Nylto 126. Chicago moved into a ssoonV - and Jim Hudson, wh6 stole one gensen went without a {Mos agatost Oakland a week ago of the season from 37 yards out (wmpletlon for 23 minutes of the ptacs deadlock wkh MtoiHesofa* each. Sunday. They did not throw a with 8% minutes left tor the fl- But the Jets were particularly CONSTRUCTION—Ken Mark- first half, then 28 minutes in Qm Volkswagen cmnounces automatic. In the Central when Mac Psrol-. {MISS, grlndtog out ysudage on nal {x>tots. Used Cfirs pleased with McAdams, who steto 149-1S8 — 426, Otto Meyer seconii half. val klMteil Ms fourth field goal aground, and the Raiders Dawson’s {)cumes also set u p ______of the game, a 47.yard hoot, has develo{)ed Into a vital utUity 138-138—376, Dennis Boxx 168- "The Giants should have gtv^ Better Idle than never. wUh three secmids left. Perolval Come to Moriarty Brothers for defensive ^ayer after coming mlseraWy as Kansas Cl^ Holme’s scoring run before he Keith 367, Bob Far- en me the game ball,” sold Jur- TO GO. back from a severely broken hit Pitts on a 88-yard touchdown 3^ cabral 140-389, gensen. Jurgensen, playing with 1 now hes kicked nine Arid goals a used car IN SUCH G O O D SHAPE THAT without a miss in tbs last two IF IT HAD BEEN YOURS. YOU'D HAVE left ankle two years ago. “* ® ^®®‘®™ Frank Klosaki 144-389, Tony Dl- a cast around hlj chest to pro- games. No wonder he played Sunday. sunaay, i^eis passed for two San Gregorio 141-386. Ctorio Petrlcca tect a cracked rib suffered two The Volkswagen Squareback the new automatic is strictly op- (OFFER NOT GOOD ON SMALL PLAjN PIZZAS) KEPT IT IN THE FIRST PLACE! After all, what’s a broken hand returned w a Daianceower equipment, plus factory air •‘You have to play,” he said. ” ***® CSiurger^ final chance w f r i e n d s h i p —Cheryl Gagne “What can I say?” he said. “I So now you can dfive a option. Electronic fuel injection. eiANT HOT OVEN TASTY HOT OVEN conditioning and all leather interior. "Everybody plays with aches “ 27-20 - ’victory " over the Charg- the ’ "Kansas City * "five with less jgQ SaheUa 466, Hugh Ben- Just etunk up the joint. I didn’t Now is the time to be ean- ers. Volkswagen and not even know And it’s as standard as the 66 COMET and pains.” than two minutes to play. . son 207, Roland Gerlach 203. (Jo anything right. It was a bad tlouB, have your tank ohsoked While the 24-year-old Oklaho­ Stram’s club has won seven Daryle Lamonl(»i picked up ------day at the o ffice .” you're driving a Volkswagen. and cleaned betom the win­ Red. 66 MERCURY of eight games while Oakland electric clock, electric rear Cyclone 2-Door Hardtop. ma alumnus played hls usual with three s(x>rtog SPOUSES—Fred Spor.helmer The Redskins broke a 8-3 half- ter eete in. RftH, automatic, console. »1695 Monterey Convertible. Red with and San Diego are tied for sec­ Except for a few reminders, window defroster, 49-position second-string role at defensive passes of 16 and 12 yards to 112—348, Ken Marksteto 147— time tie on a touchdown by white top, 8 cyl., auto., PS. 92Q95 ond, at 6-S^ 1% games behind. like the 25 miles you get to a front seats, front disc brakes, (3ALL tackle and end, he wore a plas­ Fred BUetnlkoff and seven 399, Bob Nyulassy 139, Harry rookie Ken Barefoot who raoed A r ( 67 MERCURY tic pad and a big piece of gallon of regular gas. The oil wall-to-wall corpeting, and Q A c Cougar 2-Door Hardtop. R&H, Standard 66 COMET placeace'**^to with a 31-10 victory over ^ ® ' ‘ *^®K*^*'*^’ B(irnls 142—368. MUlle McAuUfto eight yards after re co v e rin ir* TREMMIO SEPnO s{)onge on hls hand. also ran seven yards for a 126, Donne Bremser 127. blocked punt. But the Qlanta you still take by the pint. And the headrests. trans., color white, vinyl Interior, 2-Door. White. Radio, heater, ftftO R "I love this game,” he said, Cincinnati, breaking a two- whitewalls. 1 owner. ftftiTU 6 cyl., standard trans. As Is speried. game losing streak after 14 score. _ rallied with Pete Qogolak’s aao- time and money you don't spend All of which is enough to make TAMCSERVIOE ex{>andlng on hls reason lor Don Trull, filling In for ailing VH^OES MIXERS — Clay ond field goal, then marched 80 playing with the Injury. ” I think straight triumphs. on onti-freeze. you forget it's a Volkswagen 6 » » » ★ JEEPS ★ The New York JeU joined P«‘® Beathard. hurled touch- Murphy 216-208—881, Irc.ie yards In the final quarter with TEL. 742-9770 ' 65 CHEVROLET when I broke K^sas cirv tn"a"BlE”n7ow ^”a t^own parses of 23 and 43 vards Stone 181, Ed Miller 203, Bud Tucker Fre(tortckson craektof O f course, all over again. Impaltt 4-Door Wagon. IHIAilil We have a nice selection of 4-wlveol drive RAH, automatic. Belgo. Jeeps. Most with snowplows. Ready to go. HARKY'S COUPON OP 10c OFF 1 know—to play football. ‘ “ f a 5-2 record and a two •‘*<=1'®'* three field goals to nlng touchitow^^ We Have Many More “ Safe-Buy” Used Cars To Choose From! “If I didn’t love the game so game lead over the Patriot* to Houston’s vlotory. ,, , ___ We figured let a dig it out on Hockey the ground as long as our da- SPECIALS GOOD FOB MOliPAY THRU'THURSDAY OCn. 28th TO OCT. 3 1 t t much I wouldn’t have struggled the Eastern division. Marlin Briscoe, taking over East Division was playing ao waU," T to get back In condition to play. In other games, Houston halt- for Ineffective Steve Tensl, WE’RE OPEN EVENINGS • THURSDAY EVENINGS till 6 Sure, It's frustrating sitting on ed Buffalo 80-7 and Denver over- sparked Denver from behind a W L T Pta. GF OA Sberman said. ”It’s eating up 4 the bench waiting to get to. But came Miami 21-14. 14-0 deficit to the second half as Montreal 8 1 1 11 23 14 clock and it keeps tbs boB I do It because I love the game Using the pro T with spilt he ran for two scores, including Chicago 8 2 0 10 36 23 away from' them.” UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY • LOW BANK RATE FINANCING 6 3 0 10 20 14 The Giants succeeded surpcl»' HARRYS PIZZA Or MANCHCeTKN BO much. I’m part of the team ends and flankers. Instead of a JO-yard sneak tor the winning Boston 4 11 9 18 IS ‘Xfily well. They ran 41 play* Qw s t r e e t - 6 4 9 . 8 8 . 3 9 and I want to do my best.” three running backs, the Chiefs touchdown with two mmule.-. Toronto 83_2_MAIN (DOWWTOWM MANCHESTER. CONN. TEL BUDGET TERMS , McAdams did hla best Sun- moved 66 yards midway left. Bob Griese pitched two Now York 4 3 0 8 26 19 second halt, the RedsMne had i. _ n a t i q h w i o b MONDAY - THURSDAY 11 AM. TO 12 P.M. auABANTkKO eCNVIOS ' (lay. He rectivered a Mike Talla- through the final {>erlod winning scoring passes for Miami. Detroit 2 3 0 4 16 18 ‘he ball for only 16. Until ttia lb Loanir Can Fna Tawbit MORIARTY BROTHERS ferro fumble at the Boston 43 In touchdown. Dawson (>aaaed 39 —------■*. West Division nat two mtoutaa WaaWng>Bft TED TRUDON, Inc. the third quarter and the Jets yards to Prank Pitts for openers New York University fencers St. Louis 6 23 20 could count only eight ywdft FRIDAY A SATURDAY 11 AM. TO 1 AM. TkL. 643-2467 301 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER— 643-5135 eventually scored on Matt and Garrett closed it with a 18- have won 16 individual titles In Oakland 6 19 32 gained for the whole half. TOLLAND TPKB.—TALCXnrVILLE AgiMomice SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 11 P.M. Manduttar, Vamon Town Una Snell's aecond touchdown dive. yard scoring dash for a 24-20 the National Collegiate Athletic M'nne^-nta 8 19 24 ‘“nie defense finally did the ’ 6 16 29 Job,” Sherman said. "Thia OCAUA "TK, II, TALOOTtVII-l.k,CT "CONNECTICUT’S OLDEST LINCOLN-MEROUBV DEALERI” Then, to the fourth period, he lead. Association since 1947. Colum- Los Angeles scooped up a ball Tom Sherman Jan Stenerud, tying a club bta, its nearest competitor, ^as--.(*hlladelphla 4 IS 17 the best defanaive game I’ve ' GET A BEAUTIFUL DEAL IN OUR BEAUTIFUL WORLD TODAY! dropped at the 18 and raced to record, kicked hls 21st field goal won 11. Pittsburgh 4 IS 21 seen ua play to oeveral I "■* ■ ■' MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28,-1968 PAGE NINETEEN FACE EIOItTKKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968

monitored in Hong ICoi«, “*>>• South Windsor School Board South Viet BO Y SCO UT P oll Gives Holyoake^ Thiea Agree U.S. propaganda maoMne has P1834.90 spread new baaa falseboode that 'THINK SMALL. INBTe To Hear Plan Early week special,..,Mon,, Tues, & Wed,! Notes and Netes Hanoi la raiuly to acoapt a num­ Donnelly Hits State Roads, T roops Hit Nixon Lead Coalition Unacceptable ber of ootidHlona of reciprocity. DOivaNd Bi M tchaatoi' O n D rugF^h t Hershey’s "These falsehoodB are oom- Bmlppad wuxubiald wartiar, 3 *4 0 aad alaeCilu Asks Conservation Corps ' Ikaap M Page One) pleMy opposed to the truth and The Board of Bdueation wfo Veteran Unit In State bombing halt of North Vietnam. wipera, heater, dBrrostsr, 4-i Boy goont ‘iroop M of Buck- kept ’’completrty and conttn- are mimed only a t duping pubBo Ihomaa J. Doimally, who moot tonigh t a t 8 at Bonnet Radio Hanot thus want ona opinion. atJety fBuhara, t>ack-«p iMgufog other oMlea. Preaent Hi tra m ley School wta hare a hika to uoualy informed.” front and rear seat bakag bogaa to rapraamit the 48th A m- Junior Ogh Sohooi and wlB Nestles & M’s Page Oae) HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — step further than it hod in three facilltlea ahouM be improved <3^ Ctty tomorrow tuad anoth­ "Once again we state our po- \ 4 ^ atta beadrertn, (rtaartng rhaal look A poll conducted for the Hart­ previous days, during wlilcfa H altian: 'Ihe United States is Ihe •entity Dtstriet, haa roooni- md expanded ao ae to remove hear a proposal from foa Man- and other fomoos brands "TIm enemy ie Inn^” eaid one er hike on the Shcadpalt TraU HONC KONO (A P )—North and raar window dsAnoatar, maadM ‘'fenmedlate and tamo- Nov. 10. ford ’Times shows Oomectleut denied that Norfo Viataam had i*> right to Bnuley BleM eome of the choster ICedlcal Aaaoolaticn to (■•bam) eeelor U.l. oOioer. “Ibere** no roteia favor Republicaa prert- i^etnnm’a official radio denied anoeptad any auch oomUtlona. demand reciprocity (t.e., a vatore.acdlati to rmnedy the dan- private aviation MereoU now help Ogbt drug ahuaa Chiquita Sathera of foe boys of TToop queen tw about it. Every time be denUrd nominee Riclmrd M. Iflx- today that Notfo Vietnam "is "to the laat few daym” Radio itia-lki Viteii>u...>..oe >> aucnlatioo TED TRUDON Ate. II, TiMee4 TAa gai» imd to affect expansion operating from foere.” M win be the gnaata at a Hal- TdielMMaMtailnitit Dr. Morrill Rublnow, aaeooi- out he gate on far ahove Democratic Hu­ ready to accept” any U.8 . con- Hanoi daclarad in g Vtot- of war) in exciiange for their and tanproremeot” of state IkxuteBy ciitlctxed provlciana ation preaidant wrote foe board Joween Party Thaaday at 7:00 dlttana in return for a U.S. VOLKSWAGEN m m Mgliwmya of foe "So caHed a e a n WhUr p.m. in the Ckxnmuntty Room bert R Humphrey. namaae language oommantary halting the bombing. that the aseociatlon had formed lb recent veeehe, olber edQied ’Ihe oopyrlgbted poll said Nix­ -Anyone who iws drivm cn BSl” enacted by the teat legU- a oommlUee to provide panel at foickk^ Sohooi. Ihare wOi lature. fcroea have captured moce than be acavanger hunt and rafradi- on was favored by 44 per cent I-S4, 1-M and U4B. R t. 0 has programs, hold dtaouartons and MW tcne a t elockpfled Oomnui- of those polled, Humphrey by lAaawrad the IncrediUe botUe- He etatee that "the intended narrate films. B an an as menU wtD be served. Patrol B1 per cent end tUrd-party can- nMt mwUiana and food. The leaden FMIp ^ilna, Jerry naoka and dangara created by purpoee of the legMation was The dootore wUl Show foe UA. Oommaad ccntendb that dktote Oeorge C. WaBaoe by 13 our bIglMray department. High­ to aaeiat towns and oiUee who ’^extreme haxarda” of drug Kuninaky, and Dare Bd>ert, per cent. ’IWrteen per cent were the aetaure of the eaemy*a eup- are in charge of Hm event way improvemeot progranw were financtaHy Incapable of abuse in foe program. pUae hi ouch qtm fitbie faM Olg- undecided. ore faUtng farther behind doe creating eewer (reaitnmtt 8a- Boys 11 yoars and older are Hie thnee said the poll, an- The Board will also diacusa iiltlcafitiy curtailed hie aUHty to •BglMe to Join the troop whldi GRAND TRE A I S i ROM Cj K AN( 1 ' 'NK ) f-J to the twiA-elf|M«d dleorderlng ciUtiee and 'were contributing the photo policy in schools, foe V WIfate or ouotahi combat in aounoed Suxlay, was conduct­ a t state priorltlea. A limited to pollution of our water. How­ meets eadi Tuesday night at ed In the state by Bedier Re­ milk contract with Dart’s certain areae of the country. the Ooanmunity Room in the aooees oonneotor between 1-84 ever, vthe b ll "provideo for Dairy, the teacher nogotiatlona Box o f 2 4 MeanuWIn, American bomb- search Oorp. of Boston before W E O lV E UNION Mv IHf ('It f. and I-M la needed should be reimbursement to munlcl- and Ritea for future sohoolo. era kept their otrUcea on WaSace named CUrUa LeMay GRAND UNION paBUes for 'costs incurred in Be ready for all the little aa his rumlng mate. inidaited fbom Blaat Hartford Qraat tor dasMrt, tnacK time — anytime. Try witches and hobgoblins. Have North Vletnameae aupply Ihiaa SUPERMARKETS, to Hast Windsor on the Bast oonatructliig sower {dents built north of the demOitanxed aone, A poll oonduoted by the same Semi-Boneless Liverwurst somathtna different — banana 4t>Uan, wafflaa, their favorite bar of candy aide of tb a OonnoaUout River.” aa long as 60 yearo ago. The lb ready for Trick orTreat and epecnlattai about a halt la RockviUe firm in Hasaachusetta reoently nt JnE :i custard pia or banana cake. A tth ls low plica — o r Bologna Diaousrtng Juvenile offendere result has been an inequitable ALL treRXINS you'll want... the tximbing developed arheti showed that Hun^hrey led Nix­ Smoked Hams mulU-anlBion dollar windfall to U.B. Ambaaaador BaiemorUi Hospital Notes on 44 to 31 per cent, with 8 Donneily said foat "state re- fonnatories and Jaito oan only cKiea end towns which had prior HMIOWEEN Bunker met again with Preai­ Vhdttag hoars on UtN to 6 per cent for WaUaee arid 17 per fbs to thia legiatation decided to dant Ngusren Van niteu. P-ni. to aO areas except nm- cent undecided. create hardened criminal, while numeroui oonaervation and reo- create thoae aewerage faclUttoe AHTHUR DRUG Ihe two men talked for 46 toralty where they ore t to 4 ’Ihe poll in Connecticut diowed on the atrength of their o w n mhaitea thle morning at their 84 per cent of the queried who I ? # 9 lb VOUNe. TENDER. LEAN-CORN FED . ' reatlOB programs in the state and 6iM to ■ p A . 49 ftoancial poatUon.” eighth meeting atnce Oct. 16, •Admitted Ifauraihty: Joan said they were RepubUoana oould naake use of tba youthfid whan the UA. propoaala for a Reid, Sohoot at.; Prtadlhi Den- plaimed to rote for NIxan, srUle manpower lagging in Jails or bombing halt were reported. 68 per cent of thorn srho said retotmatortas.” song Olson Dr.; Ramonde Na^ B TE-IRIFTY Thea the ambaanador returned daau, Bmily Dr.; dbeila Ruattc, they were Democrats supported DoimaBy advooatee foa orea- to the prealdentlal palace in late ‘ToBaad; Barbara OueBette, Kl- Rnnpfaiey. tfon o f "a oonaervatlon oorpa, Among those who dandOed Skinless BUTT HALF I I afternoon and aaw TMeu for lingtoo; Stacy Bloniars, Davto FUU CUT to be administered by the new­ WANTED! tbemaeivee independent, Nixon S t o p o S h o p more than two houra. Are.; Doradd Lovaiin, WUafaire Frankfurters ly created State Oepartuient of Aa usual, nothing was dls- Rd.; David Kamal, E!8ti«ton; had the support of 48 per cent. Oorreotlon, to employ youthful WaBaoe 16 per cent and Hum­ SHANK HALF M BN ■ WOMEN doeed about their conveiaatioiL James aargont, Skankfot Park SHANK oOendera In productive and But IWeu is balkfeig at some Bast; Ruth Sdmakler, Waat phrey 18 per cent. Fburteen per age 18 and over. Prepare Lincoln Service has hrtpad cent were undecided. REMOVED remedial aoUvHlas for the State now for U.S. CllvU Service Uumands prepare for iheae parts of Oie U.6 . propoeale, and R d .; Clara Vffaite, Eaatvleiw Dr., Daparbnaiit of Boraeta, Blah South Vletnameae officials have and Douis StnUh, latootaviUe. job openings during the next tests every year since 1918. and Oame, and Agrioulture.” 12 months. It te one of the largest and hinted that if the Johnson ad- Dtocfaarged Thunaday: An­ Mosenm Vaai LEGS with back or BREASTS with wmg x/rtUf to foe area a t ooMervatlon, Oovemment poeftioiui poy oldest privately owned mtnletratlon goes ahead on its thony Rngerag Vkadeifok Rd.; DonneRy advocates foe pUfk- high starting ealaries. The; schoola of Its kind and U MADRID—’The Prado, prob> oera, the Saigon regime wiB JttoUne Burohaa, ToBand; Don­ C h o '^ ® niqg of a Rt 6 Elxpreaaway proirovldeIde mucTimuch greater eecur- not connected with the (3ov- charge a arBout to affect the na Landry, Dailey Otode; Kaih- aUy the greatest of Madrid’s 30 fty thanhan private priva employment emment. art muaeuma, has a huge col­ ALL GRINDS Chicken Quarters 8 UN8 HINB forough Kaat and South Wlnd- U.8 . prealdentlal election. eefoa tSahuey, Box HIS D r.; Air­ acr be ooordlnatod ao that landa aiid excellentiU (...... opportunity for Fbr FRBB booklet on Gov­ crew lioOomb, Wanhousa lection of 12th to 18th century advancement. Many poal- ernment Jobe, including Uat Prim e Mlnlater Kdth Holy- afc«g foe Oamiaa«out River oan oake of New Zealand, nearing Point; Leonard Mandak, Staf­ Spanlah art R requlxee 98 HILLS BROS. $ p CRISPY tiona require little or no of positions and salaries, till ford Springa; Samud Rice, rooms on three floors to diaiSay be daralopad tor raoreation and specialised education or ex- out coupon and mall a t once the end of a vMt to Saigon, toM GROUND CHUCK . 59°' & L STEAKS cfmwrvatioH pmposes. newsmen Hanot’s leaders have liaaaank Rest Home, and Shir­ the 8,000 painttnge, 4,000 draw­ COFFEE lARlT MQtl jMrlence. —TODAY, CRACKERS Diaouastng Ihe neerte of avia­ You will also get full details before them propoaala ley Floti, Baxbana Rd. ings and 400 aculptorea. But to get one of these Jobe, tion DoaneOy said foat the State you must pass a teat. The on how we can train yoii for “generous” than ever SLICED BACON . 69° CHUCK FILLET .8 9 ° CBN TEB OUT Departmeeot of Aeronautloe competition is keen and m these tests, a t home, while biA hare abown no a%n of serl- SMOKBD some cases only one out of youirou keep your present Job. oualy ilaniaeing a peaceful set- ”eboukl be dimoted and enabled PORK CHOPRA PORK BUTTS 28c to aaolst foe Immeilate deveh>i>- five pass. Dor>n’t delay—AC!T NOW! ment of satelite airports to UA. lidaxalryinen, attU ery OR ROAST PORK SHOULDER LINC»LN BBRVIC®, Dept. 4-88B I and baUoofter gurohipa klBad 81 Lb. / D C Lb. serve foe general need of all Pekin, lUlnoU Paut Dodge Pontiac munlctyallttea in the state.” I Viet Cong and North Vlat- (WAND UNION “Immediate and fenaglnattve I am very much Interested. Please send me BRED (1) A I namaaw In four smaU aUrmUhes CHIOKllN (HT THE 8 BA list of U.S. (iovenunent positions and aalarlea; (3) Informa- I that rangad from the Mekong SIS MAIN SIBBDT aodon la necaaaary to avoid for Itlon on how to qualify tor a U.S. Govermnent Job. ■ oongestion of the kind nowi Drtta to the oeOtoal bigWende. WHITE FROZEN I Name ...... Age...... I Boor Amartoaae wme kBled, 10 T/mli'laStiA B c A t f Halloween happenings for the party erere wounded, and a baBcopter TUNA SMO* CIANO UNION .Ot tMf MISHISI .tOOUCf IN lOWNi POT PIES ' Street Phone...... rushed from our bakery hobgoblins! was abot down. Get Our Special I a t y state...... More ihmi 3,000 U.S. Martnea I Time at hom e...... (8 D8B ) | on two new ottonrtre awiepa eOLDEN RIPE CREAMY WHITE SAVE on Dozen Daisy aoufo of Da Nang oontkiuad to 3 L 2 T M .O O 6 *1.00 meet BtUe raatotanciw. Fall Check-up to the only naw actfon repott­ SALE Donuts 29' ed, Marti MW from the 6fo Ragi- Ten Days Only i^xmeorod by Rushed fresh from our own bakery. mant spotted 16 enemy The SIsterttood of on foe move about 16 r a p lAoe s h e e t QUABTBB8 M TUNE MOTOR b i i i Tsnqple Beth Shokm aoufoweat of Da Nang. The Ma­ EARLY MORN Stop A Shop HoNowoon Doeoralod. rines caBed hi ortlBecy and air WINTERIZE scon MASONIC HMFU atrtkas and reported foot 14 of SB B. OsBhsr SL COMPLETE foe enemy were UBed. There PACK WHEEL BEARINGS TISSUE n m m K were no BSaiine neaigiltbw. SWEET LUSCIOUS WBdiMsdoy.Oet. 30 S PM. — 8 PM 6 Cup Cakes 45' ‘Itato ratofil the enemy toil in CHECK BRAKES ROLL foa two opeiatfone tounUhed last U m ndoy, O ct. 31 INSURANCE Package of 9 Cup Cakes 59* weak to 64 dead. Mart&e oaaual- 10c Emperor Grapes 2 27c e A M — 13 Noon Uaa ao fa r w ars ona dead and 14 ADJUST BRAKES Beautiful Naw BSbrtos Stop 4 Shop Hollowo'eii wounded, tba Martaee said. CHECK MUFfLER & PIPES and Litonge SERVICE The purpose of the two CAurauu is to waad off an S U P tR BLEACH IhreiRsnt Used and New CLEAN BAHERY TERMINALS 10-02 f»rS«iWy agafost Da Nar«, Soufo Vlst- cup Party Cakes’*,u “79* nam’a second laigaat cBy, and FRESH DATES 39° AVOCADOS 'T -25° aWted baaae around it The larti im (»sr ox M. I-Hi” «n.-aa now«Hm Square gold party cake with Halloween icing. of flgbtlng indlealtee that the Rig. 12211 Vale REAL 18,000-30.000 beHered to hare Jonathan Appleso>»8 49^ MUSHROOMS T ,5 9 ° INVITATION ESTATE been in the area have puBed o u t RAU. SreCIAL n tm TiMoiA j a ja sw ut iatdk ^ ^ J baicfe into Jnnglad mountain htdeawa.ya. Bkossm Sprouts 29° PINEAPPLES „ 29° TO BID Baalad bids wlB be received at TOCWnOBKNKSS AT FA B YOU SAVE $6^ foe ollloe of' foe IHtrohasIng DOU(RAS, wyo. (AP) — The Agent, 41 Center Street, Mianr historic feud between iheqxnm chesSer, Conn., unttl Novssnber and cattlemen haa ended at the Bftag In TMs Cmipofi For A PRK Lubs Job Wltb 18,1968 at 11:00 a jn ., for AUTO- Wyoming State BSir. B U V Jb MHCH Jb WBHieV MOTTVE SUPPLIES — 0 A8 0 - Bor many years, booiha of the U N E, MOTOR OHB, GKIEABE. R^fomlng Stock Chosrers Asao- MVIMIKI Bid fonna, plans and ^>ocifl- ROBERT J. SMTH, datlan and Wyoming Wool oattons are avallahle at ttie MSIIMNSNIIIS SINK S Orowers Aaaoclatkm were locat­ Ftmohoelng OfSoe, 41 Center 1 14 ed aide by aide at foa fatr- Street, lUncheater, Comtectiout. grounda aaparatad by a solid jMSDiHiifl In rE S Town of IBancheeter, 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 partttkaL The partition was tak­ Oonneoliout en dosm this year and vlaitorB oB y to both exhibit booths mingled Robert B . Welae, freely. £ > S : ^ 2 ~ B 9 * Oenetttl Manager WITH IaCH t5 00 PUtCHAK (XCiPT ITIMS <(OMATID •« lAW HURI RONZONI CHLERS 6-oz pkg cans TOMATO PASTE 9 5 ' TEA BAGS 3I 48 65' Jiro/ui Spaghetti HEINZ Here Your Senator^ Witch’s Brew Magic Mirror 8 -0 2 * OVEN CLEANER Con 77 # 8 A N D # 9 KETCHUP 20 -ot Half-Gallon Girton rOKIAinS 01 rRTDM 25' A bewitching Cherry Apple HDim WITH CHEESE drink put out in a special P H O N E : S i-tb Keep Him On The Job! 43-2449 costume Just for Halloween. CRISCO Sh o r t e n in g con 3 5 ' box 29 c TOMATO SAUCE cant 33' TM BUTUMI ASIT. ELAVOIS Pre-Holiday FASTEETH POWDER 63‘ 2 5 3 Potato Chips HUnS WITH TmHTI ^ ^ ^ ROYAL GELATINS 4 39' Stop & Shop UmOIABT GIAND UNION-niEn CHOLED 15 individual bags in every NEXICORN 2 1°. 4 9 ' q ' package. We make 'em our­ Savings TOMATO SAUCE 2 ‘zZZ^ coni selves so we know the/re utnKouirw.ntaiL ORANGE JUICE 33' the crunchiest. 11V4 oz pkg. ° WHITE CORN ^ ;oupon> £ » 3 16 oz pkg. Style Setting Phis Cream Rinse. 57* 2.37' SEC DISPLAY FOR DCTAILft" Nov. 5th. Vote Democratic! 2 9 4 9 * 1 0 (Tinted Hnir SUghtly Higbtr) ...... PR.15.?® Wt?pTIVE THRU 8AT„ NOV, 2 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES S ff’l

7 1 7 (CloMd Mondays) Hsaebester Psrknde, Bfiddle Tnmpike, Wort—Triple-8 Redemptioii Center 180 Marimt Squara, Newbyton O p«i Friday Nights to 9—AB Redempthm Centers Cloned Mondnya 263 MIDDLE TURNPlRElMSOlAN@F(iST^ CONN. p a g e TWENTY-ONE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 Biisilwu S*rvk«s THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN slid WHIPPLE H«lp W onfd M dt 36 H«Ip Wemfed— MOto 36 BUOGS BUNNY OUR BOARDINO HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE OffMvd 13i W m eM n ir v a n a V1A6 SINGLE, NER >NAR Now tm atsne's m u cn eo . g u ess whose COUNTERMAN—FuU-Ume with I CAN'T HEAR A WORD CLASSIFIED TREE removal-TTlmmlnf. ReiN- ' CRV10 RAPA AND MAMA V/AS f e e t SHE WANTS ID STAND ON- good electrical background. VER SAVIN'/ YOU SOTTA 6e C O D IN '/ AD M IT IT. SVOVESTERl Bonable ratee. O o v e i^ for Experience preferred. Apply at PART-TIME IF IT GET« ANY COLDER' C L Y D E / property damage. Got a tree MOM!PAP!fimPfttffr Economy Electric Supply, 824 f06TENMl4? rVE GOT A JOS. AND 1 WANT 'THEy'LL BE USIN'AM IC5L( fD P < Aoiww !•' Frtrt«M fault problemT (Tall Dsma’a Tree MV <>«M A M R T M lir! 1 DON'T FlOTHEVANDl ARE Main Street, Manchester. M7- 5ANP/ANO t AR9- ^ MORNING HELP WANTED FOR A CLUBHOUSE / A (SOY COULD ADVERTISING Sendee, 6224429. r 1D LEAN ON MV PARCNtS f, mominomwithvou 9901. w akiN6 T h e ^ e n e a t ,' PLAYED THERE THREE EAT YOU FOR A WHILE .'IT'S 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. THE B\6 RACQUET WEEKS ASO AND HiS NANTTOSTANP WEARIN'AN CLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ONLV FOR AFEW APPUCATIONS now being tak­ CLUB, AND WE OU5 s n e a k e r s f r o z e IRON B O O T' Hoimhold SrtvIc m owM two peer.' HOURS FLEXIBLE ' ACROSS 87 Receivers 8 AJL to 4:80 PJL VEARS- en for three superintendents OOUBLEE TUB SOLID/ 1 Parchment- of money O ffMwd 13-A and two day maintenance men. MOST./ APPLY IN PERSON like paper DOWN T Full time. Garden type apart­ 7 Writing COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. UOHT.rTOUCKINa, buUtdeUv- ment Manchester. Must be re­ 1 M ercenary 4 lit P.M. DAY BEPORE POBUOATION Ublet «ry, yards, attics, cellars clean­ liable, some knowledge requiis MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN 10 Brave woman 2 Unit of Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4iM p.m. Friday. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. 46 WEST CENTER STREET energy ed, willingness to leam. Fine 11 Dismounted ------1 644-8962. MANCHESTER 13 Warble SBeholdl opiMrtunlty and good salary. Send resume to Manager, 6 14 Morsel. 4 Writer of PLEASE READ YOUR AD REWEAVING of bums, moth- 15 B(x>k part opera texts Downey Drive, Manchester, 41 Ancient area Olaaailled OT "W ant Ada” are taken over the phone aa a holes, tippers repaired- Win­ 16 Feminine 8 Concord materials Conn. PAINTERS and painters’ help- ALL E Y O pP name '6 Convened 22 Glossy paper' in Asia Minor convonlflno6» Tm adverttser tbonld read hli ad tiM imiiiT dow shades made to measure, BY V. T. HAMUN 42 Feline founds d a y i t and REPORT ERRORS in u W era, full and partrtima. Top 17 School .7 Type of book 24 Meadow all BlM Venetltm blinds Keys PLUMBERS, steamfltter. Ex­ 25 Sea bird 43 Time periods next Inaertl*. Herald la reaponsible for only ONE lnoor> pay scale, paid boUdaya, group subject 8 Man’s name made while you waif. Tape re­ perienced. New construction. 18 Intelligence 9 Delves 26 Little child 44 Sudden cold reot or omitted InaerUon for any advertiaement and then only corders for rent. Mallow’s 867 Insurance. Call Joseph P. Lsw^ 45 Augment to the extent of a "m ake good” InaerUon. Errora which do Top hourly rate, overtime. Im­ 19 Conger 10 Busy place 27 That woman Main St., 649-6221 Is, 649-9668. 20 Spring emit­ 12 Golf peg 28 Goddess of 46 Quantity of not leooen the value of the adverUaement will not be corroted perial Plumbing, South Wind­ ting steam 13 Bishopric dawn papdr ' by "m ake good” InaerUon. NOW IS ’THE ’TIME to protect sor, 644-1621. 47 Land 22 Cereal grain 17 Turkish 29 Suited and restore original appear­ 31 Half-em formation 23 Writing pad dignitary ance of your ameelto driveway MOLD MAKERS 27 Irish name 18 Body of 37 Author 51 Uttle davit Cflow 643-2711 with a good coat of protective DEAN ABOUT 30 Beverage water 39 Compass { 52 Heartaene 875-3136 TOOLMAKERS c h e c k e r s; 32 Air (comb, 21 Writing point 55 Concerning (Rockville, Ton Free) sealer. Free estimates. 742- MACHINE PRODUCTS P O P ? ' form) 9487. 102 COLONIAL RD. le-n 33 Shoshonean 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 Interviews Monday io Friday, 7 T_ TWO HANDYMEN want a va­ ^sitoBTeiLl ffREHOAHILLBIS Indian tBKRfaON.HHCH, Has Immediate Openings For: a.m. to 6:80 p.m. Saturday by 34 Interest (ab.) 10 II 12 riety of Jobe by the hour or INSPBXirORS—Bhcperienced in appointment. 648-4287, 875-7937. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 35 Jargon 13 14 16 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? day. Reasonable rates. Call for Aircraft Parts 36 Impedes informaUon, 648-6806, 648-8292. (law) 16 17 16 All Benefits—Equal Opportunity Vernon Mold St Tool Inc. 38 Writing fluid 24-Hour Answering Service VENETIAN blinds — repaired, Painring— Poporing 21 Holp W onf d ■ ' Help Wonled— Employer 40 Idea It 20 21 retaped and recorded. 646-0278, Fomolo 35 Fomolo 35 916 HARTFORD TTKE. 42 Writing PAINTING — Interior and ex­ a 649-2971. ROCKVILLE. QONN. implement 22 24 25 26 Free to Heraid Readers terior, very reasonable, free ASSEMBLER needed in our D AVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWILLIAMS PART-TIME $8.60 per hour, 4 45 Come into 27 26 29 30 31 3t Want InfomuiUon on one of our classified adverUsementsT FURNITURE refinlshed. In­ estimates. Call Richard WOMEN WANTED — Jobs in Brazing Dept, on the second STOP TORTURING 1 being No answer at the telephone listed 7 Simply call the surance estimates made. Man­ MarUn, 649-9286, M9-4411. your area, your hours. Secre­ shift. ExceHent beMcflts, pro­ evenings per week and Satur­ 48 Single 33 34 • n chester Reflnlshlng Co., 49 Win­ taries, typists, clerks. No fee, duction bonuses and shift pre­ days. Full-Ume positions avail­ SHOP HELP needed ou first and NOURSBLF WITH A 49 Swiss canton L. PELLETIER — Painting — excellent pay. Staff Builders, 11 mium. Apply In person. Klock able. Call 289-7488, 4-8 p.m. RIDICULOUSLY WILD 50 Writer’s 36 37 36 36 ter Street, 649-8046. In’ierior and exterior, paperuij^ second riiifts. Ebccellent bens* IDEA LIKE THAT, table EDWARDS Asylum St., Hartford, 278-7610. Oo., 1866 ’ToUand ’Tpke., Man­ fits and producUon bonuses, 41 aiid paper removal, fully in­ KELLY... PLEASE. 61 Adjective 40 42 43 i t SEWING machines expertly re­ chester. shift premium pedd on second ANSWERING SERVICE paired. All makes domestic or sured. 648-6048. and 649-6326. itiffix 45 46 47 M 46 Hred Of The Factory? shift. Apply in person. Klottk Imports. ABC Appliance Re­ Comptometer Operator PART AND FULL-Ume fabric 52 Envelop with [NSIDE-outslde painting. Spe­ Go., 1366 ToUand Ttike., I t e - paper U 52 6494)500 875-2519 pair, 41 Oak Street, 649-8876, salesgirls wanted. Miss Immediate openings for bill 51 cial rates for people over 66. Openings for experienced Chester. 83 Modem Rockville, 876-2168. Cobum, Pilgrim MiUi, Hart­ posters and sign erectors. S3 54 and leave your message. You’ll bear from our adverttser In Call my competitors, then call comptometer operators to painter 86 ford Rd., Manchester, between Top wages In fast growing 64 Ixxiking jig Ume without spending all evening at the telephone. me. Estimates given. 646-7863. work 8:30 through 4:80, five organisation. Steady em­ 66 67 days a week. Must be three and six p.m. only. glasses n Building-^ 875-8401. ployment. Many fringe ben­ 66 Bipeds skilled in «dl phases of efits. Apply in person to Mr. AutomobilM For Solo 4 Contracting 14 GEORGE N. Converse. Painting comptometer work. Excel­ CONCRETE (Nnrtpaptt fnitrpriM Aim .) CLEANING woman wanted, two Joeeph McMahon. and decorating, paper hanging, lent benefita, free parking, .\DDmON8, remodeling, ga­ days weekly, 649-8686. fully Insured. (3all evenings, subsidized cafeteria, con­ 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Cali rage, rec rooms, bathrooms BOLTE ADVERTISING LABORERS HERALD 643-2804. genial co-workers and ex­ after 3:80, 644-0646. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER cellent working conditions. 285 NEWFIELD AVENUE ment work, cellar floors, pa­ WEST HARTFORD BOX L ^ R S Apply Help Wantoil— 44a)a 36 WANTED WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE tios, roofing. Call Ler sedan, autnma- necessary, $2.28 per hour. Call MECHANIC wanted, t<^ wagea. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ nel Department, Manches­ 76 Granby St., Bloomfield Uc, $300. 1-228-3802. Grantland Nursery. 643-0669. modeling specialist. Additions, ter Memorial Hospital, 643- ExceUent benefits for first Help Wontod— class mechanic. Contact Mr. FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED rec rooms, dormers, porches, 1141, E)xt. 243. ARCHITECTURAL DRAB^ Lost and Found 1 1662 MEILCURY, station wagon Schwartz, Bourne Bulok, 288 window washer wanted. Good cabinets, formica, built - ins, Femoio 35 MAN — Architectural precast 6 passenger, full power, rea­ Main Street, Manchester. wagea, HoUdays, vaeaUon, LOST —Collie pup, female, bachrooms, kitchens. 649-8448. concrete manufacturer. Sever­ sonable, 649-6302. COSMETICIAN needed. Bur­ EXPERIENCED MEDICAL Blue Cross, CMS. OaU 6455SS4. sable and white. A n sa rs to al career positions as Job cap­ ton’s, Main St., Manchester assistant for doctor’s office in FlULlr-’TIMB service station at­ Lady. Vicinity of Manchester tain. Willing to train promising SWEEPER wanted older per­ has an opening for a woman Manchester. Reply Box tendant wanted, must have Auto Accossorios— Special Services 15 applicants. CaU 646-0124. son preferred. Apply Morland Golf Course. CaH 648-6964 in the cosmetic field. If you ’’MM” , Manchester Herald. good me(Uianl(mI knowledge. Tool Oo., 1404 ToUand ’lYke., reward. Tiros 6 AAMCO Transmissions of Man­ have sold cosmetics or feel Apply at Contone’s Esso Serv­ your background would fit you ice, 308 W. Middle TYke. Mamdiester. FOUND —In Bolton Rd. area, HOLLEY dual-feed 4-barrel car- chester, nationwide, guaran­ to sell cosmetics, contact Mrs. Mack and brown dog, part burator, 860 cubic feet per teed service. Budget terms. Harris, at 649-6361 for appoint­ HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS PART-TIME PART-TIME service staUon at­ Dachshund, about one year old, minute, all parte and accesso­ Loaner cars. Free towing. Call tendant wanted nights and - "Oh, my mom and I understand each other all right ment. Juniors or sophomores for LABORER NEEDED male. Call 872-4618. ries included. Call 643-8819 af­ 643-2467, Manchester - Vernon weekends. Apply at Cantone’s . . . which l^eeps both of us on edge!" town line, Rt. 88, Talcottvllle. part-time waitress work af­ EVENING HELP WANTED MICKIY FIMM ter 6 p.m. ’TYPIST—Bookkeeper. Prefera­ Esso Service, 308 W. Middle BY LANK LEONARD LOST — Full size male collie ter school and wme week­ Own transportation neces­ T bly one Mrith automobile ex­ 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. ^ Tpke. five years old Answers to BRONZED — Baby ahoes, ends. No experience neces­ sary for intereating outdoor - INFORMED HIM BU T WHERE sporting artlclee, many other perience, full or part-time. 643-' THAT THE W SHARES OF CLOVERLEAF name of Prince. Call 646-8160 Troilofs— sary. Good pay, plecisant HOURS FLEXIBLE MAN wanted for Janitorial work. CaU 648-6177. /SLONUY’S items. Number of styles to 2791 after 5 p.m. WERE CONVBrrED TDL2SO SHARES OMNDFATHEft STEVE CANYON BY BOLTON CANIFF or 648-2698. working conditions. Apply in work, Monday through Sat­ ^ MONTH AfiO, OF AMERBRIT INTERNATIONAL. AS THE Mobile Homes 6-A choose from. 643-7686. person. Brass Key Restau­ APPLY IN PERSON lOWlYlMCUeHT'S urdays, hours 12 noon to 7 p.m. RESULT OF A MERGER. AND AFTER 4 LOST — Kitten, black and white rant, 829 Main St. FATHER mSSED STOCK SPLITS, IT AMOUNTS TO WHY-AH-THANk VOILMR?^ THE NATIVE NURSE’S AID, 11-7 shift, full­ Must be reliable with steady PAINTERS —YEAR ‘round AWAY. , grrsy, he caK watch us ^ with large fluffy taU. Wearing 30,000 SHARES— AND S NOW J£R«y...FOR SAVINO US FROM g u a r d w il l OFF THE MAP... BUT I D ID ^ Motorcyclos— time, Laurel Manor 649-4619. MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN habits. Good hourly rkte. No work, plenty of overtlme,Man- tONNY SOLD THE red collar with bell. 848-8611. Roofing— Siding 16 WORTH OVER # 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . WBESTUN6 WITH THE MEE££- WATCH YOU MV HOMEWORK, AND THAT Bicyelos 11 46 WEST CENTER S’TREET phone calls, apply in person cheater, South Wlndaor area. HOUSE, IMP AU THE NARIES. AND FOR 0RINOIN6 BOOKKEEPER wanted mom- wORKINO mother wUl share MLLS THAT HAD AND HENRY GUY IN THE CELL AINY fflIR ROOFING, aluminum siding, MANCHESTER to manager. Brunswick Park­ Experienced. CaU after 6 US HERE / RIZE ! ings, five days a week. CaU AOOJMUATED WHEN HE WAS aEANING UP HENRY/ , 1968 HONDA 860, four months gutters, carpenter work. 30 home with woman In exchange ade Bowling Lane. 528-7449. DURING HIS Porsonob old. Must sell, best offer. Call 649-6271. for being occasional baby sitter THE ATTIC. LONNY FOUND AN HE IS ED/rtONO DREW, A years’ experience. Connecticut RATHETE ILLNESS OLD STOCK CERTIFICATE-50 TIME ’TO get out in the fresh SILENT SCREEN STAR, WANTED — Ride to and from 049-3615. Valley Construction Co. 643- COUNTER girl — part-time, days. References. Write Box -AND NOW HAS SHARES OF CLOVERLEAF air. Outdoor workers, shop ■AKIYBIOUGH WHO DROPPED OUT OF Manchester to vicinity of Mt. 7180. Free estimates. . 4:30 — 9:80. Inquire Bonanza K, Manchester Herald. CONSaiDATED-BELONGMG TD SIGHT MANY YEARS AGO workers, concrete fabricators. LEFT TO FINISH HIS GRANDFATHER—AMAN Sinai Hospital or McCook Hos­ Sirloin Pit, 278 W. Middle — At/D m i IS SETT/NO Business Sorvicas' Have many openings for aX-LEGE. HE HAS NEVER AAET. " O U T TO FIN D H IMJ pital. Working hours 8:30 to Tpke., Maiushester. at*. t‘. a. Pat. oam 4:30 p.m. Call 648-1669, 643- Offered 13 Roofing and steady work in healthy outdoor Chimneys 16«A COUNTER GIRL, for part-time CLERK type work. No experience re­ 4987. BULLDOZEH, backhoe work, Production shut, 8-7 and we«kende. Please quired. Year ’round work with WORKING male student wants land clearing, septic tanks in­ ROOFING — Specializing re­ Opportunity In our buyer’s MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY apply Mr. D s p e l l - i w x i /x j n T ter 6 p. 1. I' ______Millinery, MAQHNt ^ I G N — V O U BE FEINTING CXJ/VIB SIG N e Drossmaking 19 PRODUenON on 2nd and 3rd Shifts eOMRANY M i e e P E L L E O RIDE WANTED from Bolton to TREE EXPERT — TYees cut, KAGE COMPANY NIOiEL APIBOS, vicinity of H ^ fo r d Hospital or building lots cleareiL trees top- FIRST NATIONAL HERETO ' e v e r z y w o r d / FOR ALTERATIONS neatly and Next to Norman’s Warehouse STORES, INC. ASSEMBLOIS SEE YOU. Com . General in Bloomfield. ped. Got a tree problem? Well reasonably done in my home, y On Elm street with Progressive No Experience Necessary 649-8670. worth phone call, 742-8262. call 643-8760. PARK*OAKLAND Aves. y EAST HARTFORD, Conn. EUectrlcal Ap|Ulance uotcsa- e STEirer ^HDEWALKS, stone ------Company — Apply »-?I RIOSSWW walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- SEWING and altera WANTED — Lady, about 6 This is your opportunity to grow with u$. A Automobiles For Sale 4 races, railings. All concrete re- 649-7748. hours a day, to care for pa­ PART-TIME evenings, tele­ lOHA MHS. G0.I good company with liberal fringe benefits, pairs. Reasonably priced. 843- ______I tient, on bus line. CaU after 6 NEED CART Credit very bad? phone soUcItlng and experienc­ Regent Street PRISCILLA’S roP if^ lN P S I p l DRBSSMAKINO 1 and altera­ p.m., 628-3093. such es: BY AL VERMEER Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ 0851. ed proportionate lettering typ­ Mancheeter, Conn. tions, zippers replaced etc. CAN'T est Douglas accepts lowest t r e e s out and removed, land ist, two to three evenings week­ TMEV WANT^ Call 849-4811. ATTENTION LADIES A OA'Y FOR down, smallest payments, any­ cleared, reasonable. Free e.stl- ly. OaU 643-1442. # Paid— Blue Cross for you and your 1 nO D l A t l S ! ' where. Not small loan finance mate. Insured, 289-8720. DRESSMAKING and altera­ Interested In family THATS ^15032 company plan. Douglas Mo­ tions, evening wear, suits a vu -U SHARFENING Service — Saws, tors, 846 Main. made to order, 16 years experi­ Christinas Money? knives, axes, shears, skates, # Paid— Life Insurance ence. CaU 64^-7042. CAPTAIN EASY 1968 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4- rotary blades. Quick service. A , MarshaU Field Family BY LESLIE TURNER Experienced Polishers door, 6 cylinder, automatic. Capitol Equipment Co.. 88 » owned organization is con­ # Paid— Sickness & Accident Insurance $660 or best offer. CaU 648-2087. Main St., Manchester. Hours ducting a natlcmwide ex­ PENNY THOUeHTTHH® WAG' x .CERTAIN PAPER# ARRIVED Maying— T nicking— For a finished work on turbine blades and vanes. # Paid— Vacations U SB DANGER OF MING TRACED 1 TOPAlY FOR HER meNATUREl dally 7:80-6, ’Thursday, 7:30-9, Staraga 20 pansion prog^nam. Interest­ IF NOBODY KNEW WHERe M B •] THEY'RE 1 ^ #pOIG OR ITtl^ Saturday 7:80-4. 048-7968. ed In employing 12 area la­ Above (iverage hourly rates, fringe benefits and »(MHeiN6TIU.HBRTWBTOTI5riFWj VOLVO, 1962, 122-S, 4-door ra­ # Paid— Holidays THIS NOW PROVBB ^ dio, $626. CaU 649-4140. MANCHESTER Delivery—light dles to do outside customer t>rofit sharing plan. Apply at ^ UWrORTUNAT*l NOCUIETO LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also trucking and package delivery. Interviewing, Monday - Fri­ 1966 MUSTANG convertible V-8, moving large appliances. Burn­ Relrlgerators, washers and day, 9:00-1:00 P.M. tor 6 # Paid— Retirement Plan power steering, raiUo, heater, ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- stove moving, specialty. Fold­ weeks. WUl pay $800. For Red-Lee Meta) Finishing Go., Inc. '0-28 automatic transmission. One 1776 or 289-8824. ing chairs for rent. 049-0762. interview see Mr. Moser # Paid— Accidental Death and Dismember­ owner, low mileage. Excellent Promptly. Join us for W >*U. Ut iu REPAIRS — Lawnmowers, 69 WOODLAND ST.— MANCHESTER ment Insurance , oondlUon. 647-1881, ask for Sue. Breakfast! Wednesday, Oc­ snow blowers and garden trac­ Pointing— Paparing 21 tober 30, Mountain Laurel BQBIHJfALONE tors. Free pick up and delivery ______BY BOB LUBBERS 1966 VALIANT Signet, 6 cylin­ Restaurant, Route 6, off 91, ^ e are located on Route 32 in in Manchester and South Wind- n a m E YOUR own price. Palnt- THIS IS GeTTiNg VERY der, automatic transmission, ThompsonvUle, Conn. >HltE-, a t THe CMIOOFLAGEp BWTRtuCE 1 sor area. CaU 644-0421. Ing, paperhanging, paper re­ Stafford Springs M-JOLLV! torn radio, heater, whitewall tiros, TMUSHgQCMVS HiPPgN HSUPOtUgnsRS., moval. Free estimates and dec­ f U U BO IL, good running condition. Call CARPENTER — experienced, WOMAN to care for home ai^ orating service. Quality work three school children, days. R A O U ei! 647-1881, ask for Sue. all types of work. Reasonable. SERVICE MAN Come in and let's discuss your future manshlp, neat, competent serv­ CaU for particulars between 7 Call anytime, 640-1737. CHEVROLET 1968 Impala Su­ ice. CaU 047-9684. and 10 p.m., 742-8204. per Sport, -speed, vinyl top. 4 RUraiSH — trash removed to Experience Necessary ‘ LITTLE SPOUTS Must sell, $2,298. 742-6888. 742- EDWARD r ' p r i c e —Painting, EAR)!( $50 and more in famous B Y ROUSON the dump, lawns maintained EXOEUUENT WORKING OONDmONS, W-2R 8248. ____ exterior and interior. Paper- brand items. No investment Call 04^1868 after 8 p.m SALARY AND COMPANY BENEFITS AMJ.-CUN0 WV. ; hiinging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. Help friends diop from home. 1986 CHEITROLET Nova station 649-1008. Send for free 624-pege catalog. wagon, excellent shape. 649- OOMPLE’TB Janitorial services. MORIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. CONN. FILTER PLANT | Residential, oommerolal and Popular Club Plan, Dept. UOOl, 0893 after 6 p.m. _____ JOSEPH P. Lewis, custom Industrial. Windows washed, Lynbrook, N.Y. 881-815 CENTER ST. painting and paperhanging. In­ MANCHESTER, CONN. — 843-6186 STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN. Jj| ’TO SE’TTLE ESTATE, 1968 blue floors washed and waxed. Wise terior and exterior. Dry wall BE ASSURED of money fo r Vaoatloa—tnsuran oe—Peiudon Fastbaok Volkswagen with ra­ Ma^tenanoe, 643-2803. work. Fully Injured. Free esti­ Christmas Shopping — part- and Many Mora Fringe Benelltol An Equal Opportunity Employer/ dio and heater In excellent oon- mates. 646-9668. If no answer, time work —no experience neo- M I A l a s . I dltlon. 649-7887 after 4 p.m. or Read Herald Ads 643-6862. eesary. CaU 389-4922. 849-0400. PAGE TWENTY-THWBi FAOK TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTPR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, OOTOBER 28,1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHISTER. CONN.. MONDAY, QCTPOBER 28, 1668

Hu m For Suriu 72 Hoosm For SoIu 72 Huums Pot SoIu 72 Ont off Town Ont of Town ArticiM For Sob 45 Housm For Ront 65 Land For Sob 71 Hoosot P^r Sob 71 Out of Town Out of Town 75 For Salt 75 For Solo 75 OCXiONIAL, pondlad dinton MANCHESTER — ThU yt lot, trees. Hutchins Agency, room brick Ranch, family Priced to seU, $21,600. Hayes prompt courteous sssvlea (bat basement, garage. Oas heat Hoinos For Sob 72 custom buUt, fireplace, garage, rages, nice view', trees, subur­ COLUMBIA store them with Blue Lustre. Show her this lovely Lrshaped JUST $22,000 buys tlris seven R ealtors, 649-5824. room, garage, trees, Hutohlns Agency, 6464121. gets results, ooU Louis DInook and hot water Included. Cen­ excellent condition. Central lo­ ban. Hutchins Agency, Real­ R ent electric sham pooer $1. 4H ROOM Ranch priced fo r Ranch with a fireplaesd liv­ room borne, tarn car garage, A gen cy, R ea ltors 649-6824. EXECUTIVE’S HOME R ealty, 646-9828. Continood From Frocodbg Pago tra lly located . $280. m onthly. cation. Gerard Agency, 648- tors; 0464824. Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Sup­ quick aale. Attractively pan­ ing room for cosy autumn HU baths, convenient location ’Trsnsferred owner offers For appointment to see call, 0666, M94686L VERNON-Moncbestor Ltoe. 44, INVESTMENT PROFURTT ply- 649-1924. eled Uving room with f 1 r e- ' nights, $27,900. and move right to abopplqg, scbools and bus. Lots For Solo 73 ANDOVER " 7 room oventoad magnificent 8 room L- Wanfed— *eol Estot* 77 Holp 36 Holp in. Keith Agency, 646-4190, 647- Keith R ea l E sta te, 040-4126, two family, two furnaces, 'wonted, 6-30 unite. Am quali­ DARK rich stone-tree loam, place. Nicely done over and HANCHESTER, 6% room older Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Ranch at $47,900. Far be­ TWO bedroom Ranch near Bol­ 847-0046 o r 648-1646. MANCHESTER — Multiple lots unlqus opportunity for econom­ FAMILY of 4 looking for 8-bed­ fied , wlH buy. W rite B ok at, MBICHANIC —ftill-time, nmat M o b enlarged kitchen. Low teens. 9646, 648-1646. home, to town location, alumi­ 2 fireplaces, jaloualed porch low the replacement coet 37 glB. Pool and patio sand, ton Lake, stove, heat included. ical living or investment. On­ room home with flrepUoe, it Manchester Herald. have some mechanical experi­ W olverfam A gency, 649-2818. num siding, storms snd for sale, B sone, suitable for and garage, $28,(XX). PhUbrlok featuring 4 large bedrooms, stone, fUI, g ra v el, aand and Im m ediate occu p a n cy. 647- BRAND NEW Randi under SIX ROOM Cape, three or four ly $21,000. H ayes A gen cy, 040- possible. UnUt $18,800, No ence willing to learn pin aet- PHARMACIBT —steady reUaf. sorsens. Brafo] new furnace, 2-tamily houses. Victor Agen­ Agency, Realtors, 6494147. 8 fuU baths, 26x80 foot tom- manure. 643-8504. 1846 before 6 p.m . SEVEN ACRES, H mile from constraotlon, OH room s, IH bedrooms, 1% baths, rec room, 0181. agents pleoM. Prtoclpisla only. tlng mstddne. Apply In perion. Cood pay. Reliable. Reply Box good equity builder, with low, cy , 64S-0700 Uy room, etc. CoU J. Sledes- “N” . Mandtooter Herald. 1-84, 6% room Ranch. Fire­ baths, garage. Nice area. Call one cor garage. Priced to seU EAST Hartford —$2,100 down ky, 0494806. Write Box O, Manchester Her­ Vernon Lanea, Route 88, Ver- low down payment. $16,600. EAST HARTFORD —Executive FOUR bedroom older Colonial. p la ce, 20 X so masonary out­ now for details. R M. Fracli- at $19,900. Hurry! Paul W. VERNON —Maneheater Uns. payment if qualified. Immacu­ ald. Read Herald Ads •oats and Accossorbt 46 Immediate occupancy. Call building, double carport. ette R ea ltors, 647-$09S. Dougan, R ea ltor, 049-4686. Wc^verton Agency, Realtora. Beautiful Mgh. ocendc wooded 7 rooms. Split Level, family 649-2818. late 8-room Rondi. J. O. Pos­ 640-9616 o r 643-6666. Hutchins Agency, Reedtors, lots. Up to two oeres to slse. room, flreiUace, dtohsrasher, B &L W PART-TIME hdp monrings. Ap­ MANCHESTER—17 Hafol St S- sum and A aooelates, 64S-96S9. MAN OR WOMAN IM M EDIATE sale — 1969 16’ 640-0824. OU now. Hayss Agency, 646- and disposal, waU to wall, 2 BARROWS * WALLACE CO. ply Moriarty Chevron Service, bedropm. Colonial, aluminum THREE BEDROOM Ranch on Olde Town lap strake boat, 86 0181. full baths, 2-car garage, spot­ VERNON — Raised Ranch, Maneheater Porkode, 270 H artford R d ., M anchester. h.p. M ercury m otor, 1962. C ox MANCHESTER — 5 room aiding. sixeeUent condition, on­ MANCHESTER large treed lo^, WaU to woU less. Price high 20’s. Wolver­ Wanted tor work on sand­ Out of Town carpotlng, paneled fireplace, S bedrooms, 2 (uU baths, fire­ M aneheater 049-6806 PART-TIME Janitor wanted at traUer 1960. A s Is, $260. 7«2- Ranch, 2-car garage, fireplace, ly $16,900. H.M. Freohstte ANDOVER — School Rd. High ton A gen cy, R ea ltors, 649-2818. place to Uving room, buUt-to wich grill, hours U-8 daily, For Ront 66 New six room Ranch home giarage. Many comfortable fea­ PlRrim MUla. .^>ply to man­ 7107. viralk-out bewement, recreation R ea ltors, - 647-9908. scenic wooded lot with artealan stove with lots of cabinets, one BOLTON LAKE — H i room ejcperlence not necessary. that feoturea three bed­ tures. For further information 'VERNON ager 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. room, beautifully large wood­ writ, desirable residential area Ranch, beautiful treed lot, 600’ SALE! VERNON —Beautiful 8H room cor garage, clooe to srtiool. Apply to Mr. W. F. Smith. ed lot. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER — Central loca­ rooms, famUy styled kitch­ osU ow ner, 649-9181. IMMEDIATE to water, new furnace, only e INI Hr NIA, he apartment In excellent resi­ near lake and school, $4,600. Vacant Immediate occupancy. PLUMBERS and plumbers Small down payment. Owner tion, 6-room Cape with shed en, with plenty of cabinets 818,600. H ayes A gen cy, 046- Fbrists—Nursorbs 49 dential area featuring one bed­ MANCHESTER—6 room' Colon­ CaU 6494422, 649-8641. OCCUPANCY EbcceUent financing. Ooston helpers, experisnoed in new 1-87S-86S1 evenings. dormer, one room fiiriahed off and buUtdns. Also glasa Large Cope, fuU abed dor­ SHADY GLEN "Well, one thing's ter 5UHC— we're got the 'druggist room, heat, hot water, refriger­ ial central location, fireplace, Realty, 649-6781. 0181. construction, top hourly rate up, large one-car gtuwge. Tills alidtog doors leading to a mer, big lot FlreiUace, SPRUCE TREES for aale. veto' locked up!" ator and range, adults only. garage. Owner transferred, im­ with overtim e. 646-4628. Manchester Shopping Parkade Three feet and larger. Rea­ is a custom built home. Only sun deck, large dining NORim END — A-Zoned wood­ buUt-tos, 2 cor garage. It TOLLAND — OH room Ranch $120. C all 872-0028 w eek days. $21,600. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, mediate occupancy. Call now. VERNON plus rec room, fireplace, buUt- Aluminum sonable. 646 North M ain Street room , Uvtoig room w ith (uU ed lot, 100x186. CaU 6464860. can be yours for $20,900. E3CPANDINO oorporatian has C all 648-0611 Low 20’ s. H ayes A gency, 646- tos, aluminum oombtoaticos, 2- C all 649-2802. . ROCKVILLB — attractive 8% MANCHESTER 648-1677. wall brick fireplace and Prudent buy! Wise Invest­ 8 ROOM COLONIAL openlnga for skilled form buUd- Wontod—^To Buy 58 Aportmonts Hots— 0181. WE HAVE ehotce one acre room apartment available Nov. beamed ceiling. Lower level ment! Lots o t potential. To Site to a lovriy wooded car garage. Large londMoped tam. An appcentioe program ia TonomOnts 63 wooded lots near Bolton C«i- HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques 1st, stove, refrigerator, heat. Beautiful 8-bedroom Ranch, has HMuUouB paneled rec see M dl M r. L ew is, 649- setting ready to move in­ l o t Owner, 833,600. OaU 873- avaUaUe for men willing to MANCHES'l'En — six room ter and other locationa. For HAIRDRESSER with manager’s bric-a-brac, cl^ks, *ramM, HAVE customers waiung Adults on ly, n o pets, $100. Immaculate condiUan, base­ room with field stone fire­ 6606 o r 876-6611. to. Loige flrepteced Uving 8861. parUctpate. Unk» Aop with Garden— r o mi glassware.«v1aa0Wto«*A WeUfa >M««r buy estates. \/liVil­ ^ Ranch, fireplace, buUt-to range further Information, caU R.F. WINDOWS license, $100 plus 66 per cent place and buUt-to bar, two room, formal dining room, tor the rental ot your apart­ m m ithly. 649-4824, 873-1166. ment garage, finished rec­ RANCH HOME lit baths, 2-oor garage, ISO x 'VERNON — Immaculate three year ’round wotfc. Bkpial ap- commissions. Also hair­ Dairy Products 50 lage P eddler, A uctioneer, 420 reation room, living room fuU baths, two car garage. Dimock Co., 6494246. buUttea to country kMch- ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ 200 lo t HutdUns A gency, R ea l- bedroom Ranch, large treed poriuntty employer. Allied Lake St.. B olton. 649-3247. VERNON — Mount ' Vernon Large wooded lot. Excellent B &L W en, family room, garage. dressers needed. Call Vernon ’TURNIPS, $1 half bushel, yri- tate A ssociates, In c., 643-6129. with fireplace, prime loca- NEAR SILVER LANE tom , 649-6824. shaded lot. Breeseway, over- Buildtog Systems, Inc., Mazr C oiffu res, 648-0077. Apeutments available Novem­ Um i. value. $87,600. BARROWS Sk WALLACE CO. $82,600. Oril John Siedeoky, Chester, Conn. 646-0124. low g^obe and purple tope. RoMort P rogw ty Maneheater Porkode, slied 2-car garage, paneled MANCHES’TER — Park Chest­ ber 1st, new rooms, at CAPE —8 rooms, fonnol din- 649-6806. Comer of Glode Lane and Rooms Witfiout Board 59 $160; 4Vi at $170; heat, hot wa­ Tliree bedrooms, attadied 74 M anchester, 649-6806 tamUy room with bulK-ln bar. DRIVERS, full-time or part- nut Garden apartments, avail­ tog room, 8 or 4 bedrooms, Tolland Street at East Hart­ able Nov. 1st, 4V4 rooms a t ter, refrigerator, oven- range, International Associates Three minutes from Parkway. time. Apply at Manchester Au­ RETIRED EDITORIAL LIGHT housekeeping room for garage, 100x200 lof. Mid U & R REALTY CO. INC. full riled dormer, fomUy room, AMSTON LAKE —Ideal fo r COVENTRY — Cape, just re­ B & W ford, Manchester townline. $160; Dec. 1st, 3Vi rooms a t dlqx>8cd, dishwasher, wall to Extra building lot. $3,600 down to Parts Inc., 270 Broad Street. rent, w om en preferred. 643- handy location, $21,000. Phil- handyman, new cottage sheU, $136. H eat, hot w ater, oven- wall carpeting, air-condition­ 647-1300 20’s. Call owner after 6 p.m. 648-2692 duced to $19,900. Six large BARROWS ft WiOLACB OO. for qualified buyer. Meyer Newspaper Writer Wanted 4074. brick Agency Realtons, 649- sceptic tank and water delud­ rooms, IH baths, fiUl base­ A g en cy R ea ltors, 64$-(XK>6. ME9CHANIC, bawUng pin Mttlng range, refrigerator, parking ing, swimming pool, tennis Manchester Parkade, R. D. MURDOCK, Realtor ed, near main beach. Call ment, H i acres, exceUent con­ msohtnsa, will train. Inquire PAR T-’m C E HousohoM Goods 51 THE THOMPSON House — Oot and storage, 627-9238 between courts, parking and storage Maneheater, 6494806 646-1266 648-0422, 649-8641. dition throughout. Owner anx­ Holiday Lanes, $9 Spencer St. tage St. centrally located, large 9-6 p.m . A fter 6 p .m . 647-1871 all included. No pets. Tele­ 1CANCHE8TER aad vioinlty. 648-6472 START HERE, Immaculate GARAGE SALE — furniture, ious. Judith WUhelm Real Manchester Memorial Hos­ pleasantly furnished rooms, phone Hartford^ 627-9238, V e1^ Over 76 homes from $7,600 up. Ranch. Large corner lot. Dead EAST HARTFORD — Imma- glass, China, books, records, GARDEN ’TYPE, one b e d- E state, 1-238-9676. culate 4-room Ranch, 80x160 NOTICE DISHWAIHER Mid handym an, pital ia looking for an edi­ parking. Call 649-2368 fo r ov er­ non 878-8721. Call Mitten Realty Company, end street. FuUy finished base­ apply in person. Oas LlgM Res­ draperies, curtains, antiques. room apartment available O hI of Town lot, taxes $300. yearly. Ex- torial aastotant for a part- night and permanent guest R ealtors, 643-6930. MANCHESTER, Rockledge cus­ ment. Mid teen’s. Wolverton COVENTRY — custom built WAiRNING OF taurant, 80 Oak St., Manches­ 1-6 p.m . W D elm ont Street. now, $186. m onthly. Including ROCKVILl^ — 3 room furnish­ For Solo 75 oeUent retirement starter > Available l i White time position. A . retired rates. THREE bedroom older OtrionUL tom buUt R ond, family room, Agency Realtors, 649^818. Ranch, 6H lovely rooms, ga­ ELECTORS MEETING ter. heat and appliances. Call ed apartment, heat, ' $106 SIX ROOM house on B. Center Large treed lot Central loca­ home. Bel Air Real Estate, newspaper reporter would SINGEH .automatic sig-iag sew­ 8 bedrooms, walk out base- ELLINOTON —200 y e a r old rage, lun porch beautlfuUy The Eleoton of the ’Town of Bonk Tw um Up T* be ideal for this Interesting Paul W. D ougan, R ea ltor 649- monthly. Call 6494626. St. adaptable for professional tion. ’ Low 20’s, owner anxious. ment, tread lot, large fomUy MANCHEKTER — 4-bedroom 648-9882. JOURNEYMAN electrician and ing machine, with cabinet, ex­ Dutch Colonial to mint condi­ landscaped 'with young fruit Andover, CfonneoUcut, are hM«- 12 hour per week poaltJon. ROOM for rent, just pednted, 4886. use. Write Box L, Manchester H.M. FVeebette Realton^ 647- ■lie kitchen. Hayes Agency, 0“l««l*l Cape to AA zone, on helper, pedd vacation and bene- cellent condition, hems, button­ ROCKVILLB — Three rooms, tion. Three fireplaces, dutch trees, minute walk to lake, ful­ COVENTRY — Ooey Rondi, by wonted and direoted to meet B O M o u t i w For further Information $46 p er month. C all 649-2290. H erald. 9998. 6464181. quiet dead end street. ’Two-ear flta. m is o n E lectrica l C o., 649- holes, sews on buttons, em­ SMALL apculment for one or stov e and refrig era tor, $110. oven. Recent heating system. ly heated and insulated, $21,000. large famUy kKchea, two large Mt ttie ’Town Offloe BuUdtog, oootaot the Peraonnri De­ garage. Professionally apprais­ broiders, Monograms, etc. RETIRED widow will share tw o people, $160 p^r month. Four rooms, stove and hot $20,900 — Near Route 18, NEWER 2-family. Large, bright Exquisite setting on three K eith A g en cy , 649-1933. bedrooms, paneled U'ving room, Scixtol Road, In said Andover 4817. partment, Manchester Me­ MANCHESTER, 6 room Ranch ed tor fast sale. Belfiore Originally over $300., now only comfortable home with some­ P h ilb rick A gen cy R ea ltors, 649- w ater, $180. F ou r room s, stove wooded acree. 6^ room Ranch kitchens. Live practically rent acres with spectacular 'vaUey overslaed garage. Beautiful on TXieeday the 6th day of No­ m orial H ospital, 648-1141, city water, sower, 8 bedrooms, A gen cy, 647-1418. HEBRON — Looking for qualKy $86. or $10. monthly. City Sew­ one the same. Companloniriiip. 6847. and refrig era tor, $120. C all 872- view. High 20’s. Hayes Agency, wooded lot Only $11,900. Char v em b er 1968, from 6:00 A J f. to E xt. 248. H i baths, wall to wall carpets. free. $80,400. Pasric Realtors, Verplanok School area. Act built Ranch with privacy but ing Center, 622-0476. Box V, Manchester Herald. 4762. 6464181. B on A gen cy, 648-0688. , 8:00 P.M. for the puzpoee of Woirtod 36-A H utdilns A gen cy R ea ltors, 649- MLS, 289-7476. »«. M , w w . H .,., An,-, " S ™ not se d u slo n ? WIU 996’ fron t­ SIX ROOM duplex apartment 6324. eeUent condition, on bus line. aasXfng bollota for Preoldenllal SEEK Am A t IOUS^ selling COMFORTABLE motel near oy, 6464181. age do? Three bedrooms, IH CLEilAN, USED refrigera tors, Porter Street area. Adults MANCHESTER — this 7 room Property todudes 3 extra bund­ TOLLAND —mtoutee to Man- BOL’TON — 6H room Ranch, and Vice Preeldential Electors, BTJIAi o r part-tim e, m ale o r shopping. Rooms now available baths, artesian weU and fire­ agent for world famous Scott ranger automatic washers preferred. Elva T’yler Realtor, MANCHES'TBR — Six room Cape offers 8 bedrooms, formal MANCHESTER — 6 room cus­ ing lots. Marlon E. Robertson. diester from this weU kept, 7 8 befoxxmts, one car garage, United States Senator, Repre- Stamp Albums, catalogues sod female, mondng or evenfi^ with guarantees. See them at at monthly rates until May 1st. 649-4469. Resort Proporty hotue fo r sale, ca ll a fter 6, room Raised Ranch, luxurious place. ’This home is for the 14 acre wooded lot, Immediate dining room, and a heated roe tom buUt Raised Ranch, top Rsaltor, 6484908. sentattve-lnOmgreMS, State Sen­ TRLBViaiOM a p f u a n c b acesaanriss. Eiazn money in faoun. Apiriy in peraon, Burger B. D. Pearl’s AppUances, 649 8764067. For Ront 67 742-8978. room. Bowen School area. waU to 'waU carpeting, IH famUy who cares about their occupancy, minimum down to THREE room heated apart­ quality oonstruotion, o&eUent ator, State Represeniattve, Jus- ifiare time. No Investment! No C hef, 286 M ain S tre e t Main S t C all 648-2171. Priced to seU at $21,600. Call baths, paneled rec room with home enough only to invest in qualified buyer. R. F. Dimock ROOM for refined lady. Must ment, stove and refrigerator. NEW CHALET to New Hamp­ MANCHESTER — Young 8% location, tread lot ’ Mid 30’s. LIS^G — 6^^ ^ o m 'ttoes of the Peace and Regts- inventory! Only one agent in Paul W. D ougan, R ea ltor, 649- O ^ , aU nice sized rooms. flreidace, dirirwasber, alumin­ the beat, yet priced only to the Oo., 6494246. SEWING MACHINES — singer have local references. No other Suitable for working woman. e r s near Mt. Whitier area Hayoe Agency, 6464181. trar of Voters. V HOMB.IMnOVMMT eadi county. Write tor detaila room Ranch with a' real coun­ 4686. ()uiet locntlon yet walking um storms, etc. Young neigh- mid 20’s. To see for yourself room ers. C all 648-9428. Call 643-6016. and other ski areas, sleeps 8. Dated at Andover, Oonn., this fsrlnahig three diaracter ret- Sitoofioiis WoBtod automatic zig-zag, excellent try sized kitchen and a built- DUPLEX 64 frame. Near Main distance to bus, schools, shop­ botlMXxl. lUgh 20’s, essumahle the numerous details that make 6H ROOM SpUt Level, 8 bed­ condition. Makes buttonholes, Use of private heated pool, in oven and range. Large liv­ this such an excellent home rooms, IH baths, buUt-lns, 28th day o f N ovem ber 1008. inckxling beak. J. D. 39 CENTRAL, clean room for gen- FDOR room apartment tile CUSTOM built five room home. Street, bua, shopping etc. To ping. Priced to the teens. . VA mortgage. Sseluga Realty, NEXT TO STOP and SHOP hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ sauna bath, rope toe ski area ing room with wall to wall finished rec room with bar. Ruth K. Munaon, Scott Oorp., 200 Fifth Avenue, tleman. Separate entrance and both, heated, hot water. Newly Large Living room with fire­ ' settle estate. OaU 646-8600 a fter Wolverton Agency Realtors, 74^80S0, 742-9284. M ary B e n d t caU Judith Wilhelm Real TWO MEN available to do work inally over $800., 6 monthly on premises. Season rental carpeting and a corner fire­ CaU for apfMintfent. 289-7090. Tow n C lerk New Y ork , N. Y . 10010. bathroom . P arking. C all 649- renovated. Adidts, no pets. 16 place, formal dining room, 6 p.m . 649-3818. 743-8474. E state 1-228-96T6. around the bouse, yard, paint- payments of ^60 each or pay- Dec. 1st through April 1st. Call place, 8 generous bedrooms 4266. School Street across from Rec. modern kitchen, jolousled tog, wallpapertog, carpentry, $81 cash. 622-0931 dealer. 648-0189. and 2 full ceramic baths, alu­ / DOUBLE year income, flslas P arking. porch, two bedrooms, space to r man, full or part-time in your repairs, aB odd Joba. 649-7464. minum combinations, oil hot LEFTO VE R new 1968 zig- zag third. H i baths, 2-cor garage. area. Contact butonsss and water heat, Buckley School, portable sewing machtoee. Lot 120x140, beautlfuUy land­ prnfrerinisil people. H you have RELIABLE married man will AportmonK Hots— Wontod To Ront 68 $23,900. Wolverton Agency, M akes button holes, serws but­ Furnishoti scaped. Marlon E. Robertson ptwrious seUing or intangible mow tesms, rake leavea, pofot, R ea ltor, 849-2818. tons A 649-9678. etc. C learance p rice, $34.20, ’THREE room apartm ent, 118 ment around $100., first floor, —Manchester Property Owners And All Taxpayers— mcoey malrtng opportunity for THREE room furnished apart­ cash or terms available to Mato Bt, secmid floor, heat, allow children, pets. 628-7384 yon. $160. weekly guarantee to ment, private entrance. Main responefble party. 1968 coirarie hot water and appliances, evenings, weekends. man meeting our requlrementa. Street location over Davis 41 models zig-zags sews with aduMs on ly, $120. 646-2426, 94S. RMte Imm^ttatdy to: Man­ Bakery, second floor. Heat in­ MEN ager, Drawer 146, Paloes- one or two needles, makes but­ DACHSHUND —^AKC puppies, tonholes. P rice now, $49.10 MANCHESTER — Cwiter St., cluded. $110 p er m onth. Call Businoss Proporty THERE IS A CHALLENGING JOB v U e, O hio. 440T7. reds, blocks and chocolate, $60 FVee delivery. Call Capitol 4 rooms, second Hoot, ceiriziol- 646-0299 o r 649-6781. For Scrio 70 WAITING FOR YOU AT up. Also Pekingese and Wei- W arriiouse, collect if toll, 246- ly looeted to strixwl, ahopiring T maranara, 1-6284878. 2140 until 9 p.m . and bus. 668-8996. BOLTON —Former Rosemont WHY DO SCHOOLS IH MANCHESTER COST FMp Busliwss Locations Restaurant, now for sale, ap­ CAVROK CORP. LOOKINO for good homes, one MoU or FohioIo 37 OE 23" WALNUT consde Tele­ THREE room apartment, first For Ront 64 proximately 10 acres, (ireat 60 E l MAIN OTBiaDT—ROCKVIILK, CONN. block and white kitten and 2 vision, working condition. Call floor, range, refrigerator, heat potential, T. J. Crockett Real­ MENTAL Retardailao Aides — A ttraeO ve tiger cats. C!all 649-6480. after 649-1837. furnished, $180. per month. 19 TWO ROOM o ffice , 100 percent tor, 643-1677. ------, rata «S45 to lt-40 per _____ ‘To perform resjwwslble an d 6:80 anytime weekends. Knox St. Call 6494498. Mato St. location. Inquire Mar­ depeoding oa Job. Ih l gmap tosonmoe beneflto. Bfovtog rewaidtog duties to core an d MDVXNO — 1964 refrigerator low ’ s, 867 M ato St. !■----- IViQEiiMbcR ■ to ' H0IR pteot’to ■ si$- H - h . - Why - (HtOOMINO ALL breeds, ttor- (railring of retarded children freezer, gray formica kitchen AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1st, Invnstmont Propnrty g o perty, $10,000 down requir­ ■Yl' ones. Sam Tulyes, “Shoe re­ Ideal tor newlyw eds, $120. ed. J. O. Possum, Sc A ssoo. BOOKKEEPER pairing—the best kind!" 23 Oak HAMMOND organ, L model, in m onthly. Call 236-0664, 663- OFFICE SPACE now available, 643-0809. Street. good condition. Call 649-9614. 7364. Andrews Building, 68 E. Cen­ PAUL W. DOUGAN, Rudter With knowledge of account­ IT’S ’TEHRIFTC the way we’re TWO ptok-up electric guitar ter St. Call 282-6418. 649 ^ 5 3 5 ing. Able to make adjusting THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wa­ HOTPOWT •elltog Blue Lsistre for clean- and amp. $78, Hawaiian entries and familiar with ter, parking, central, bus line, ing ruga and upbolMery. Rent guitar, case-good tor pay- BUSINESS preparation of financial 649-5761. MANCHESTER —So. Main St. Rooms r ie ctric abam pooer, $1. O lcott ohedeUc e ffe cts. 649-6985. 660 square foot store, $110. F or statement. Salary based on Variety Store. ------AVAILABLE SOON 4 room Comur of Now Statu Road & HflHord Struut soqierience. Ehccrilent fringe details call Mrs. Libby, Leo­ OPPORTUNITY duiriex, 3 years

1 PAGE TWENTY-POUR BIONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1968 ' 1 fnanrbpsbr Eopning - Avaaga Dally Nat Preoa Rwi Fer Tha Wesk WmOet The Weather - 1 Ootolrar 26, 1988 'Ih e ladles Bible class of the Joseph S. Franek Jr., son of David Jorgensen and Frank Michael A. Bearson of 8 San­ Peter D. Pantaluk, son o t Fair, cool tonight Low 86dS. ■ill Church of Christ will meet to­ 1 About Town Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Franek Toung, both ot Manihester, and ford Rd. hat recently been elect­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pantaluk WtiL-n V'U w,ir>t Ih'- 1: Colder In rural areas. Totnor- morrow at 10 a.m. at t h e of EUm Hill Rd., Vernon, was Oerard Doudrea of RockvlUe, of 40 Foster St., is attending RkiMrd A. Slaftl, aon of Ur, ed to the board of governors ot 15,323 iimtrI|FatFr Suenttm Ikralii row partly sunny, oool. H gh In church, Lydall and Vernon Sts. recently appointed to the stu­ aU painters from the Univer­ Berkley Bobool of MUslo, Bos­ •ad Mrs. James CHecal ot 54 the Connecticut Society of Certi­ ■1 dent solicitation committee at sity of Connecticut, will exhibit fied Public Accountants. ton, kCaes. tfancAeafr" 4 Clly of Vtttage Ckmrm 60S. St«|dMB St., has been eledted VFW Ladles Auxiliary mem­ the 'University of Connecticut. their paintings at the F irst iflto the D«4iiMs Honor Society 1 bers are reminded of the De­ Alumni Invitational Exhibition yr//!m/ /aw iei v « - U tx x v i n . NO. 25 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS i at the tJttiTsrslty of Pennsyl- partment of Oonnecttcut VFW The Emanuel Lutheran opening today through Nov. 8 MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1968 (Ctoeelfled AdvertMng ea Page tt) PRICE TEN CENTO SBBla and has been placed « i AiixiUary'a qtiarteriy meeting Church Women wlH have a pot- in Joseloff Gallery, University MARY E. LE DUC the dean's UsL Siegal, a senior tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the peat Ihck supper to whkh men are of Hartford. ■ 1 •t the unfeersity, ie a 196S home, 48 High S t, Norwalk. invited, tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. R>prtiwiMHv for 18Hi D istikt C.AXDIKS Cntduate oi Manchester High at the church. The Ben Blxra ChajAer of ■i ManoheMer Aeeemhly, Order B ’lmi B ’rith WOmen will meet West Germany Discloses of Rainbow, for glrle wlU have The BuUdhig Committee of tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Temple State Senator David M. Bar­ a busineae meeting and initia­ North Methodlat Church will BeOi Sholom. Cosmetician Ju- ry, candidate for re-election in tion tonight at 7:80 at t h e meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at li%41oban of West Hartford, will the 4th Senatorial District, wtU Maaonic Temple. Officers are the church. The Senior High demonstrate the art of apply­ PINE PHARMACY McCarthy Endorses HHH, be the guest speaker at t h e reminded to wear white FOrum will meet at 7 p.m. and ing make-up. Relkeshmente will Kiwanie Club meeting tomor­ gowns. “Oiandad” GMllespie the Adult study group number be served. Sidewinder Missile 664 CCNTER ST. ~ 649-9814 row at noon at the Manchester from the Maaonic Hmne in one will meet at 8:80 p.m. Country CSidi. WalUngford, will be visiting. Re- Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bit­ freehments will be served. The finance committee o f ter of 66 Battista Rd., parents f 4 1 Center Congregational Church of Dolores Bitter; and Mr. and ELECT JERRY UB. Air Force Sgt. James A. will meet tomorrow at 7 :S0 p.m. Mrs. Jam es BlanotafMd of 81 Oluca, son of Mrs. Doreen Mar­ White St., parents ot Anne Smuggled to Moscow B u t F ires B last a t P a rty tin of Blast Hartford, smd J o- The steering committee, cap­ BlanchftoU, recently attended KARLSRUHB, Geitnany someone now in police custody. seph aiuoa of 89 HoU St., was tains, and team members for Parent’s Day at Bay Path Jun­ Martin relferaited to newsmen —A sldewlialer atr to air The suspect was not identified. that there was no evidence the WASHINGTON (AF) — a member of the special Aero­ the finance campaign of South ior College, Longmeadow, Mass. Sen. Ehiirene J . MbOfer- space Rescue end Recovery Methodist Church will meet to­ mlraOe and Dwo navigation in- Two others, PoUah-tiora ‘Josef deaths were linked. Service task force that su^iort- morrow night at 7, 7:80, and 8, 67 CADILLAC D»1 Mrumento stolen from a West Linowakl, a reuldent of Krefekd, Martin said no startling new thy, D-Minn„ endorsed Navy Seaman Apprentices Germany, and Bgt. MaJ. W who was found shot to death in the Chicago convention mittee for one year of the Trin­ the Roof,” to be presented at er St., have graduated from nine 'A' Mflsy Makes $ Mentis te Chaste Prmn PWieecutor Ludwig Martin where he lo^ the presiden­ 2 ity Chib of Hartford. llie dlaclosure came in the an EHfel MbuRtalmt forest on the Bukinell Auditorium, Hart- weeks ot basic training at the Put Hw HousowIv m ' V okg in tW toM a news conference the 10- midst of a series of auiotdes, Oct. 8. Luedke is suspected of tial nomination. fCed, Nov. 7 at 8:80 p.m. F o r naval training center, Great Hooi long Sidewinder went aa air mywterious deaths and disap­ having been a spy. m a statement ending his suo- seats contact Mrs. Jules Karp, Lakes, U . t4o6isn 0$ • • • T E D T R U D O N freight and the two navigaUcnal pearances 'of members of mlli- The prosecutor sold it still talned refusal to bock Hum­ RANGE 114 Waranoke Rd. or Mrs. Jo ­ inrirumenfs were hidden in h»- phrey after the lattor wrested JsR 7 H ard VOLKSWAGEN - PORSCHE tary and government staffs that had not been determined wheth­ seph Kopman, 21 Conatance^>r. Brownstone, of WiUhire VOTE DEMOCRATIC gage that was carried on two the nomination from Mn) last RO., Vernon, was recently ap­ Maaeketter M9*2$3l has shaken West Germany’s se­ er Luedke had committed sui­ On ssledtton d^r you Mmuld BGiiy EfoOiio OouMwittop ■eparat|’ oonwnercial fligl^ by curity system. cide or possibly had been the August, M oC foj^ called on Ms Btrank J . Mansfield Miailne pointed to the student-uidverslty keiife 13. Tellend Turnpike, T elee i^ le supporters to v bte (or the vice stoat Jerry Morel to help FUEL OIL relations committee at the Uni­ (Biuy Lararlft, TM «m r) victim of a hunting accident. you with a dependaUe used League Auxiliary is apooeoring The Lxiee West German air idential nomination of the Dem- D. D. EISENHOWER, DECANTER . .M EjM cf Mrs. Sharon WiUette Scorso, .problems.” committee, Frederick O. Dut­ base near Neuboig and stole s ooratlc party In 1972.” J. F. KENNEDY, DECANTER ... . $ i £ m is participating In Operation ^ is memorial to the assassi­ ton, former assistant escretary $87,600 navigation instrument. In saying he would vote for F . D. ROOSEVELT...... i l 9 . M Deep BTeeze 1968 in the, nated New York senator was de­ ot state under President J i ^ F. Martin sold Khope had smug­ Humphry against GOP noml- Antanotto. cided on, Kennedy said, after a Kennedy wiU be executive dl- gled LinowsU into the base In nes Riohard M. Nixon, he caUed BL L . KING...... number of suggestions were ad- on those who supported fats ef- R. F. KENNEDY...... H jM reqtor. the trunk of Ms oar. The instru­ WE HAVE THEM vanesd by friends and associ­ Robert Kennedy’s widow, Eth­ ment was loaded onto a wheel­ lort to win tile Demqpratic nom- NULINE REPRODUCTIONS FROM S 1 .M ates. el, did not apj)ear at the news barrow and tramgxwted to a inatfon to do Ukewlse. "It wlU be the aim of the me­ conference, but said in a state­ But he said he wanted to Now la the time to bilqg in ymr aeraans to ba npatrsd. morial to work as he did—os a (Bee Fsge Twelve) make it cIsm: that thU endorws- Storm window gtoaa wptocied. ment released there that she COME IN AND SEE catalyst in the solution of press­ hoped the memorial would "ca r­ ment la in no way intended to AUTO OLASS mSTALLED ing pubUc problems.” Kennedy ry forward the ideals and carry reliratata me in tiie good grooes CERAMIC BATHROOM said at a news conference on the on the work so important in the of the Democratic leaders nor in CUSS FURNmiRE TOPS back lawn of his brother’s es­ life of my husband.” any way to suggest my having tate in nearby McLean, Va. "He wanted to encourage the Cosmonaut torgotten or condoned the th li^ MIRRORS (Firaplace ni Door) It costs so little and adds so much. 3 R O O M S “Rather than Itself attempt­ young people and to help tixe that happened both before <3M- ing to solve any given prob­ disadvantaged and dlscrtmlnat- cago and at Cliicago.” ‘^It lasts a hfethne. Don’t settle for .sub­ lem,” he said, “It wlU seek to MIc(Jarthy was elected to the ncn iR E FRAMING (all typos) stitutes. Nothing has the style like ed against both here and Orbits for bring together on a case-by-case abroad, an he wanted to pro­ Senate on a Democratic-Farmer CERAMCTUe. Laibor ticket. Presumably • he WINDOW aid FUTC GLASS WALL TO WALL basis the resouroeople and mote peace in the world,” she could Seek re-election orgonlaatlon necessary for a said. "These will be the goals as a Tab Endosons from $30 to $45 phis Iwinllattosi Fourth Day FarmerJ.«.bor candidate. If he ocnfinulng attack on it.” of the memorial.” e/ Memorial funds, Kennedy MOaOOW (AP) — Soviet cos­ (^loee to do so. The memorial has been incor­ HU assertton that he would SiNciaIsforGollMtori: •aid, win be available for work porated in the District of Colum­ monaut Georgy Beregovoy cir­ in areas of poverty, education, cled the earth for the fourth day not seek the Democratic nmnl- bia, but Sen. Kennedy told nation in 1972 left cqien the pos- r 119 housing, crime and violence in today in Ms Soyus 8 qtaceshqi 1961 Oampaisi Bottles CARPET newsmen it had not been finally sttiitities that he might decide Nixon and Agnew on Amber Elephant INSTALLED 1 0 0 % N Y L O N the United States os weU os decided that this would be the and Tass reported he “feelR well problems of poverty and hunger and Ms capacity for work re­ not to run at all or that he would B o t t k n ...... t n r , t t Up to 100 S( , F t Indodea Labor, permanent headquarters. seek a third party nomination. o J a h n ' B abroad, Kennedy said he felt the tlA mains at a high functional lev­ Hnmphrey and Moride on Groan Donkgjr Bfateriab and four Cboiee of Odors. Kennedy, flanked by two sis­ el.” McOarthy, In announcing that i a o n the W a y ! million, which will be raised he would vote for Humphrey, B otflsa...... G9LM ters, Patricia Kennedy Lawfoid from donations, was, at least for Beregovoy reported in a radio and Jean Kennedy Smith, an- recommended that ‘'those who the present, “a reaHstic figure aesrion that aU Ufe-au^iart sys­ have waited for this statement Up 1V> noiMiced that the chairman of and sufficient to carry on the tems on the craft were woridng the board of trustees of the me­ of my position do the same.” 288 eq. f t work we hope to do.” nocmally. He said he had a good In Pltteburgh, Humphrey H EBCS TWO COMPANION OBEAT8 BOTH MADE OF DUPONT night’s sleep, did Ms exercises, said. " I ’m a happy man tide m e NTLON PILE, ONE OF THE FINEST CARPET FIBEB8 MADE had breakfari and “went ahead morning.” T with (he flight's program,” the Tour choice includee at no additional cost to you, complete The vice president, appearing custom Cackless installation over our own padding. Available Soviet news agency reported. on a Pittsburgh television show, In both 12’ and 15’ widths. The cosmonaut has "adapted said tiwt he had predioted all • DuPimt 601B nylon hl-low swiri textured pile. In 7 beauti­ Westmoreland Says quloMy to tiie oanditions of a along that McOarthy would PlAYTEX ful colors. space flight,” said Tass. eventually support him because e DuPimt 601® nylon hl-low swiri textured sheered pile. In R added that after the flight of their, long personal oomeo- 7 stunning colors. Deep moes, Grecian gold, GcUen Bronze, began, observatories and geo­ tlons and the friemUhip of (heir Shamrock, Red, Beige and Blue. Enemy Cannot Win physical stations in the Soviet famiiiee. Convenient Terms — Take Up To 8 Tears To Pay! Humphrey sold the last ttm s WASHINGTON (AP) - Gen. Union registored an increase in Secretary of Defense Robert 8. solar activity, but sMar radla- (Blrskl CMoriihoto by Oflsnt) he had talked to MoCartiiy was WUUam C. Wesionoreland said McNamara is "no substitute for Uon levels in the spacecraft’s by telephone laat Bundsy. today, "In my Judgment, the en­ forces actually on the ground.” compartment ''do not exceed Jack-o^-Lantern Time Humphrey was aMced why it x HERCULON RUGS Of s ea s o n CLOSEOUr had taken so long for McOaithgr 9 12 emy now finds himself in a posi­ Westmoreland, praising the safe limits.’ ’ Getting ready for Halloween, John Keller of (Toven- tion where he cannot achieve Army performance in Vietnam, Beregovoy sent a message of pumpkin into a jack-p’-lantem. The g irls ' are to express his siqiport. The vice president said that military victory in Vietnam.” said, “Our troops have taken congratulations to Komsomol, try shows his granddaughters how to turn a ripe Grebchen Gantner, 5, left, and Amy Gantner, 8i/a- F r e e / * Werimoreland, former UA. the classic guerrilla tactic of the the Touqg Oommunist League, Ms Minnesota colleague ' had commander in Vietnam and ambush away from the enemy on its 60lh anniversary Jubilee. gone through a long ordeal and Heavy duty rubber beck. Save on all 4 akka. It takes “a long time for wounds $2.37 VALUE .VoT good aelectton. OUTDOOR 12' WIDE now Army chief of staff, mad? —night and day—and turned it There was no announcement the comment to the Association against Mm.” of how much longer the fl^ht to heal.” 3 PUYTEX of the United States Army in an "Nor have our infantry men woiBd last or what further ma­ Paper Reprints Editorial " I say, thank you. Gene,” CARPET address that for the most part allowed the enemy any rest in neuvers would be attemr>tcrt. Humphrey said. TOOTHBRUSHES was a review of what he called his former sanctuaries in South Specific objectives are seldom Democratic National chair­ famouM Brand wa can not rnanthn the Army’s aocompllriiments in, Vietnam. They have gone after disclosed In adwi' ic.'i, >o ihf.y man Lawrence F. O’Brien, wtMn you buy iny fU i CSTBiUm. beeauto of this LOW LOW PRIGS Vietnam. | him in armored vriilcles, in hel­ are not accompUsbed, there is Humphrey’s campaign manag­ Agnew Denies All Charges er, said in advance of M)e- PtaytixBra AS SEEN SHOP ATMOMi Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitier ap­ icopters and on foot. They have no need to admit failure. peared before the group Mon­ used many types of boats on riv­ After being launched Satur­ Carthy*s announoement that "it DIAL *4S-4M 2 will be nice to. have Sen. Mc­ ON TV So OBUOATIOM day and warned against total ers and canals to get at Mm day, Beregovoy^ made two ap­ b o IT XQUBIE l f reliance on the Penta°’on's “Big . . .” he added. proaches on Soyus 2, on un­ Carthy ahoard.” a>rt or Town O’Brien would not speculate CALL CtKlMCr c or w o win do it for you LJft” strategy of rusMng troops “Nowhere can the enemy es­ manned sjiaoeahip. But SoyuB 2 In New York Tim es Article from the United States In the was brought down Monday vrith- on the Impact of McCarthy’s an­ OPTN ftAKY 4-4 cape being pursued and pun­ NB3W YORK (AP) — Republi-Repul to the campaign; but that fact In today's editorial the Times nouncement. He noted, howev­ OiteC*,, event of a crisis. ished,” Westmoreland contin­ out any linkiq> being made. can vice presidential candidate T K U B S ..fW .4-9 R)RMiCA COUNTER TOPS makes them not one wMt the said that an attorney for Nixon er, that moot of the leaders ot ir S P E C I A L ★ Lemnitxer, supreme allied ued. "The enemy has become The United Siatea aooompUsh- Bniro T. Agnew has denied all less vaUd, nor less pertinent to ASK POt DAVI OK SVaaiLV aeS ROaSOirABLV Of»rALLB> and Agnew informed the news­ IiCoOarthy'a drive for the pretii- JO t ra only active batUeatiip, was tions that it be sold. Mr. Agnew U.S. military spokesmen report­ lied combat bases at Con TMen called in and trained its huge continued. “The fact that the nancial worth has risen sharply. was to recoup Ms original^ pur­ Joyfully accepted the rooler aids Times waited until a week be­ turn It to Playtox and thgy'li rafund your full KITCHEN CARPET DEPT, a ed and Glo Lioh, the B628 touched lO-lnoh guns wi the enemy posi­ This Is a completely false state­ chase price, but any ]^fltB of a lukewarm endorsemant by CARPET REMNANTS DO-IT-YOURSELF There were clearing skies off 27 secondary exploelons and tions. Marine pUots reported fore the election to distort the ment.” were to go to a children’s purchoso prico. FuN dotalla ora on a coupon you’ll (acta and make its inaccurate Sen. Kugene J. McCarthy today Mi STOCK across the panhandle, and Air sent columne of smoke 4,000 feet that the battlewagon’s 2,700- Agnew said that several home,” the editorial said. and said it wlU have a “decldad •nd on ovory Ploytax Bra pockaga. •Thora it a 25« The Largest Selection ot Force, Navy and Marine Jet up. Indicating the bombs scored pound sheHs destroyed one an­ charges against me compounds weeks ago he declared his net “As it turns out, Mr. Agnew’s the libel.” effect” on hla presidential cam- •fNwaa for poataga and handling. Direct Factory Purchase flghtor-bombere (lew 139 mis­ direct hits on munitions and fuel tiaircraft site and silenced vir­ worth at $110,084. He said that share was sold at auction by the poign. ^ sions, the largest number since stores. The Stratofortresses pe­ tually all enemy fire at the time Meanwhile the Times reprint­ of that total $36,000 to $40,000 trustees the following year— Thin offar ia avallablo on all Playtex Living* and ed the editorial In today’s edi­ The Democratic presidential 168 were logged on Got. 8. netrated six miles inside North in the eastern end of the DMZ. Had been Inherited from his par­ while he was governor—for the contender learned of his former Craoa Yowr-Haart* Brat (Bandaau, Long Lino and, Vl P R IC E "The attacking crews contin­ Vietnam. tion. The newspeq>er acted after ents. ASBESTOS TILE KITCHEN price Mr. Agnew had paid for it. rival’s) announcement that bs In­ No significant ground fighting Richard M. Nixon, the GOP He said that prior to his elec­ fMdad) including... ued to concentrate on road and The chief targets of the B02s The only (and successful) bid­ tends to vote (or Hunqphrey as 2S.,lft„4fr.«W lto was reported. Allisd forces re­ presidential nominee, said he tion as governor he voluntarily river traffic, Interdiotlng the were antiaircraft and artillery ported killing 60 enemy soldiers der was a lawyer representing ' he took part in a local totevlalaB Maytoa ‘Xnoo-Yaar-MenrfT tra (abewn) White 1 2 * * x 1 2 ” would demand a retraction of disclosed hla ownership in the i southward flow of supplies and positions threatening the small­ in a half a dosen amall sklrm- Mr. Agnew's former partners in program IB M tC . 0a|p $.71. atora, $SJt. CARPETS material,” a U.S, communique er fighter-bombers and the Oon the editorial which first ap­ bay bridge land and deeded Ms the investment. o r 9 " x 9 ” J iriies from the Jungled invasion peared Saturday. interest to an irrevocable trust "I’m a happy man this m ••Bd. Thien and Glo Llnh combat routes northwest of Saigon to “iMr. Agnew did not profit ing in terms of his support,” ■taodoid Onage . "Asssssment of their bomb bases. Nbeon, in a network television with instructions that it be sold from this sale, nor did the edito­ 9x12 the populous coastal lowlands interview Sunday night, said the Humphrey said of the man rate in fhn Area daansge riiows at least 26 trucks "Those are revetted artiHery and any profit turned over to a rial allege that he had so profit­ below Da Nang. editorial was “(he loweet kind of had qontssted him for the Dean and 18 supply boats either de­ poslUons," said one U.S. rouroe charitable organisation. ed,” the editorial said. “The Norih 'Vietnam’s Oommunist gutter politics that a great He said the approach route to ocratic prestdential nomlrwIMB. lT i i 6 l e u m r u g s • BMIWIOK • v w im stroyed or heavily • damaged "EJven tactical flghter-bombera other statements concerning then withheld Ms support wdR party newspaper, Nahn Dasn, de­ newspaper could possibly en-^ the new bay bridge “was ap­ t a BOX while numerous flrss and seo- can’t knock them out but a con­ Mr. Agnew's real estate activi­ one week befota BUsoUm \ . • HADEE OETO. nied that HanM Is bargaining gage in. It is not news that’s fit proved and recommended by ties and Ms directorsMp of the aadary explosions were touched centration of B62 strikes can.” to print.. "I say thank ywa Dtoim tawn Main S t, MMwhaator Gown 45 Sq. F t with the United Staiaa on condi­ the State Roads Oommlsslon un­ Chesapeake National Bank ap­ off. In addition, storage facili­ A tactloaV flghter-bomber on In today's editorial the Times Humphray bsam s^ t- thhIm 'W ‘^ChBiva Aceoontv Invitad!” IS Stylaa — Wide Price Ran^a tions that would permit a halt to der a Democratic governor parently are undisputed.” a « G $ 9 . 9 8 Laive Aaat Platterna and Cidm ties and bunkers were struck re- the average carries about two said: ‘'Mr. Nixon asserted that- Ignore McCarthy’s rtal Dpaa f 9KMIPJL the bombing of the North. It prior to my administration.” He The Saturday editorial INSTALLED psstetHy and two bridges were tons of tx>mbs, a BD2 80 tons the charges in the Times ttire that he continues to ba sold ropoita that Nortb Vietnam said the land was sold by the charged that Agnew’s aasooUi- dropped.” But the B52s (ailed to knock out ‘stale.’ Some, if not all, of these trustee for the same price he laflwl wltii Humpteraya Meanwhile 80 B62 bombers. allv of the antiaircraft guns. Ma­ (See Page Twelve) Issues were indeed raised prior had paid (or it. (See Page Seventeen) (Iss Fags TwMfs ) '■m