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Camille Toll: 128 Dead the Town Nativity Scene Committee Will Meet at 7:80 To­ G L'lf PO R T , Miss

Camille Toll: 128 Dead the Town Nativity Scene Committee Will Meet at 7:80 To­ G L'lf PO R T , Miss

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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1969 Hanrh^Htfr iEttptting ^if rald Artngt DaUy Net Press Run BVr The Week Ended June 28, l t « The Weather About Town Announce Engagements Students new to Miancbester Thunderstorms tonight. Low I9gh School lare b^lng register­ 15,459 In 60s. Partial clearing tomor­ ed at die school on Tuesday and iianrljpatpr Uprali row. High In upper TOe to low Thursday 8:30-11 ;30 a.m. and ■ v i a g n a v o x . ANNOUNCES HaneheMter— 4 City of ViUoKe Charm 80s. 1-2:80 p.m. They must present a VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 272 year-end report card or have (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECnONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 a transcrtpt torwazded to the (ChMslfled Advertising on Page 18) PRICE TEN CENTS school prtor to registration. New etudents entering Orades 11-12 win be tested at the high school ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY BREAKTHROUGH! Tuesday, Sept. 2, at 10 a.m. Stu­ dents who do not regilster be­ fore the Labor Day weekend cannot be guaranteed a pro­ gram for the first day of school. Camille Toll: 128 Dead The Town Nativity Scene Committee will meet at 7:80 to­ G l'LF PO R T , Miss. (A P ) night in the coffee room at the — An increasingly grim pic­ Municipal Building. ture of Hurricane Ca­ GIs Rushed mille’s devastation along The West Side Old Timers Set & Forget ■ See It First the Gulf Coast emerged to­ Committee will meet Wednes­ day at 7 p.m. at the home of To Reinforce day as rescue workers un­ Clarence Gustafson of 81 Brook­ covered 23 Irodies in an field St. Lorlng photo UirtnK photo) apartment complex, rais­ H ie engagement of Mlsa The engagement of Miss f Mauled Unit ing the death toll to at The North Manchester Al- Laurele Oarolyn Brook to John Katherine Rose TanUUo of Ver­ 1 least 128. Three more Anon family group will meet SAIGON (AP) — Hundre* of Michajel Halloran, both of Mian- non to William K. Breen of Wap-1 i were killed in . Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the TV U.S. infantrymen were rushed cheater, has been announced by ping has been announced by I to the itAUng fbothUls 80 miles ”Wc know there are more Parish house of Second Congre­ t^ tes.” .said State 8«». Nap her mother, Mrs. Avlc C. Brook her parents, Mr. and Mra. south of Da Nang today to re­ gational Church. The Thursday •NC CENTER Casalbry. coordltuUor of OtvU group will meet at 8 p.m. In of Roslindale, Maas., and her Benedict Tantlllo of 5 Hunting- lieve two Amerioen companies ton Dr. badly battered by a North 'Viet­ Defenae along Mlssbuippl's the Pathfinders Club at 102 father. Perry Brook of Brook- cotirtul strip ”We esUmate the Norman St. Both groups meet Her fiance Is the son of Mr. namese force seven Umes their m llne. . sixe. final toU will be between 150 and weekly, and are open to friends and Mrs. Francis B. Breen of| J" 200.” Her fiance is the son of Mr. Associated Pnees Oorrespond- and relatives of a person with 87 Timber Trail. ent Richard Pyle reported that It was suil too early tor an ea- a severe drinking problem. and Mrs. John J. Halloran of Miss Tantlllo, a graduate ofl the two companies from the tlmale of damage along the Newington. Rtjckvllle High School Is em-| Behind The Counter O r Behind The Tube. Norman's Has The Experts! 196th Light Infantry Brigade, to­ ciuistal resort area, but CUst- Men of all ages are Invited ployed at Travelers Insurance! Mian Brook la a 1968 grradu- taling 177 men, had suffered bry e.stlmate,l $500 mtlllon In to alng with the Manchester Co,, Hartford. atc of Northeastern Univeraity about 40 per cent casualUes—15 damagen to coastal mtlltoTy In­ Chapter SPEBSQSA every Mon­ Mr. Breen Is a graduate of| Three of the Green Berets charged in the fatal shooting of a suspected C!om- Oollego of Nursing, Boston, People You Know You Can Depend On When It Comes To Service. men killed and mono than 60 stallations akme Manchester High School and| day night at the Army-Navy Mass, She Is employed as a reg­ munist double agent are shown, Tuesday, outside a bachelor officers’ bar­ wounded. But American officers nvU Defense and other offl- Hartford InstKute of Account­ Club on 1090 Main St. The istered nurse at the Parkway said the outnumbered Infantry­ cUils set what they termed a ing. He la employed at Pratt racks in Long Binh, South Vietnam. From left are: Col. Robert B. Rheault of group, which sings In four- Pavilion, 'niompsonvlUe. People You Know Con Fill You In On The Latest Features. People men together with American ’’war coimcll” for later In the part, barbershop-style harmo­ Mr. Halloran received his BS and Whitney Division of United Vineyard Haven, Mass.; an unidentifie d man; CWO Edward M. Boyle of New bombers and artillery had killed morning to tighten up opera­ ny, requircB no voice testing degree in matheimntiloB in 196B Aircraft Corp., Bast Hartford. 148 North Vietnamese. tions tn the hnrd-hit area. lor participation. from Central Connecticut State The wedding Is planned for You Know You Con Trust. You're Kind O f People! York City and Capt. Robert F. Marasco of Bloomfield, N. J. (AP Photofax) Four other smaller fights ”\Ve’ve got a management Feb. 7, 1970. College, New Britain. He ia em­ also flared in South Vietnam’s problem,” said Wade Gulce. a Army Pfc. Kenneth G. Du- ployed as a junior high school northernmost provinces from Civil Defense spokesman. poni, son of Mr. and Mrs. mathematics teacher by the south of Da Nang to the demtll- ’’We’re running a supermarket George E. Dupont of 117 Ridge South Windsor Board of Ekhi- Public Records tarined zone 200 mUes to the with a clerk.” 8t., la serving os an Infantry­ cation. north. U.S. Infantrymen and ”Tlie problem Is so vast we A Glimpse at the Accused: are miring down In .M alls and man with the Amcrical Division Hie wedding la planned for Warrantee Deed South Vietnamese forces re­ In Vietnam. Dec. 20 in Boaton. Robert L. luid Margaret M.j ported kilting a total of 251 can’t »ee the forest for the Gordon to Edward L. and Maryl North Vietnamese In the area. trees,” he said "W e’ve got to M. McKeman, property at 18o| U.S. casualUes were put at 18 be more strict but I don’t mean WelU* St., conveyance taxi NOW . . . the first and only fabulously convenient They Stand Tall; Don Berets killed and more than 70 wound­ martial law We’re unloading $30.26. ed. generators fur the water wells TOTAL AUTOMATIC COLOR TV . . . a new and mmr (U»d pros|>erts are gtud that PLAZA DEPT. STORE Murriuge LIcenseH LONG BINH, Vietnam (A P ) on. He talked with the others “On the biaste of the secretary Fighting alao continued on a 'A exclusive ELECTRONIC SYSTEM which —The U.S. Army let newsmen and laughed a few times. reparts from smaller scale in the Saigon re- we’ll lukvr water lines back In (W e IBive A Notfon 1V> Please) Ralph Vincent Need, Mcri-| operiitiun asm at Gulfport.” djin, jind Antonia Margucrttel C O M B IN E S all the functions of the three look today a* some of the Green officers otficers ’’ r w « v « . ^ sklrmlKws rang- IL SDDDUO TPKB. (Neort to HifaiMr SOrb) Outen aiil.t Vice President Spiro Clementlno, 105 Amott Rd.,| Beret ndtieew. u He . ...jer '^ k e d out of their billets and “ ^ Dsfenee from 20 miles south of the OFBN WED. ■ FBL tlU B Magnavox innovations described below. If the Berrt officers it Is holding under ^ ^ “ ’•***' capital to 80 miles north of the T. Agnew w«ui expedted to sur­ Aug. 23, St. Bart]K>lomew| vey the situation personally In Church, f; murder charges but made the their shirts and green berets on, Y ” ' ^ made to detennlne city. ’Two Americans and 22 ene- Color T V brand you’re considering DOES N O T oorrespondents stay 30 feet their backs straight. They re- information may be made my were reported killed and 13 Gulfport and smne aourem said SCHOOL SUPPLIES Jerold William Oasida, Eastl away so Uiey couldn’t quesUon turned to the billets a *(hort without prejudicing any Americans wounded. Agnew already was In the area. BALL POINT PENS CELLOPHANE TAPE Hartford, and Walll Edith Ber-I h HAVE ALL THREE, it is already obsolete; for only ___ _ 'k while later, led by Rheault puff- prosecution and with- in another secUon of the cOun- Agnew’s office m Washington FILLER PAPER (High Count) tram, 470 Adams St., Aug. 23,[ M agn av o x TA C banishes annoying color The seven officers and a aer- on a thin cigar compromising the rights of try, the central plateau, heavy Five iter.sons await re.scue on rail track In'tween Culfi*ort and New Orlean.i as was non i-onimlttal, however. Zion Lutlieran Church. RULERS, ERASERS and BINDERS geant accused of conspiring to The other officers are Maj. potential defendants.” B62 raids Indicated a new ene- Ntraiiwhlle, the Weather Bu­ variations and the need for bothersome their large frame hoii.se wa.s lifted tiy the 150 mile an hour winds of iimricane A ll Tour Sobool Needs Ane A t The Pkua Ernest Joseph Bozinet, 4c| murder a Vietnamese double David E. Craw of Cedar Rapids, Indicated that there was my threat was developing. As reau In Ni-iw Orleans said hard- Ken.slngton St., and Eldoni Wll [ picture adjustments or tuning! TAC—so simple agent were released from close lowa; Maj. Thomas C. Middle- 'title or no likelihood that the many aa 40 of the big bombers Camille and left on the tracks high and dry. (A P Photofax) luttlng C.iiiillle luu, l)een rele­ hclmlna Webatcr HUl, Nowfng a child can tune it perfectly! confinement in the Long Binh ton Jr. of Jefferson, S.C.; Capt. men woi^d be released when the dropped 1,250 tons of bombs gated to the status of a rain ton, Aug. 20, St. Mary’s Epds j A,rmy stockade Monday and Budige E. Williams of Athem, Army resumes Its InvestlgaUon along the Cambodian border -lorni luMt was centered over copal Church. confined.to regular billets. Ga., and CWO Ekiward M. Boyle Wednesday to determine wheth- about 136 miles northeast of Sal- wsAliwestem Kentucky and Jonathon David Schnclder.l As Chairman L. Mendel Rlv- of New York (3ity. cc ^® y should be brought to X^n- was the heaviest air at- Davis lluniii Spureil Tennessee this morning 172 High St., luid Joyce AIlLsorl Hescue workers uncovered 23 ers of the House Armed Serv- The enlisted man in the case, ‘clal. Henry B. RothWatt, a ci- ^ “'ca nearly two tJUIjrjxjKT, MIkb. (API PAVING Cook, 323 Woodbridgo St., Aug [ Nixon Moves to Aid IsMlles In the modem 3-story Rl- Ices Committee joined the crlt- Sgt. Alvin L. Smith Jr. of Na- vUlan attorney for some of the months. Beauvoir, the last home of Jet- DRAINAGE — EXCAVATION 23, St. Mary’a Eplacopa | Ics of the secrecy wUh which pies, Fla., was not with the of«- men, said on Tuesday that the AP Correspondent Pyle re- clieUeu a|mrtment ramplex In Church. the Army has surrounded the cers. He Is under conflnament case was based "on the fltm- Po^ed that In the fighting south intvut »eun:ely Pass Cttrlstlon. The jsdlce chief EQUIPMENT RENTAL there said a large group was • COMMERCIAL e INDUSTRIAL case, the U.S. Command gave at an enlisted men’s billet in evidence” and the entire ^ Nang, the two U.S. com- marked by HHurricane Camille,------Devastated Area ''iMildlog n liurrtcshe |>arty In the • RE8IDBNTL%L Wop^t Bum newsmen their first glimpse of Long Binh case might be pped on were surrounded about which wrecke'ooner from Ix>uliilan,i. Ites|Mhloa fomlii siny and numy v<,lunleers this mom- material la likely to cost $5 to you and keeps them that way—in every picture, on nam, and Capt. Ledand J. Brum* Washingi-on Mond&v for a Pacif- tied to know the facta involved *’ o ^ i s . , ley of Duncan, Okie., srtood with Ic tour Including Saigon Rivera luMerf *hnf pn-sldenl of the Con- irotiifrom MUiHUsapisMliisbedpiX (JovGov John Hell Me cjilleughl Beuu%-oir In 1903 U> pul.llr pn,,M.rty la deter- Kllee,, u laws,van Ihnhluk Supplies Were coming. B l ^ e I d . l T j . h Z ^ L “ Z u r t c ^ was what they Uck on a selUemeat of 3 000 ref- I>avls’ widow und muUv m ln«l At Atlanta, a dozen (U34 Globe- ^ rend in the nauers. usreea not fa r awav at Hlen Due. i> .. __ AUTOMATIC CHROMA CIRCUIT ugees not far away at Hlep Due. lain it ju. a slirine. 77ie WrHtem Wlilte Motsie sniil l.iitlier I IteTtogie. tealan.1; iiuisters at !>ve a ljas«*ment It Is * ir station —no matter how often you change channels. Haynsworth Bid The two embattled American Hiavkiy lUgW centering Ms Im were m newly «p,«Mn»e.l Indian „f Z u r te jis c Z to7 7 * companies, commanded by roundel hy live tsik.i and mag p(u4 t a n«.y,r fM erttog in to talk «l«u t plsns 7 “ “*■ BELFAST, Northern Ireland gal In both Northern Ireland WASHINGTON (AP) — Cle­ numbers of North Vietnamese. ’ ... eliminates the need for critical picture tuning. Rep. Powell dUuurter anv. f„r the |»7« celetmtUs, wtMch , ... authentic styles (A P ) — The outlawed Irish Re- and the Irish Republic. ^ Fighting was at rlose hand, iit ment F. Haynesworth Jr., Pres­ It was the fourth day In a the (vmimbwlim nomwl by Nix- •"'•He, lashing first si the Invented by Magnavox in 1964, AFT keeps all station publican Army threatened to re- Prime Ministers Harold Wll- times to to 20 yards. MelsUicl annoying warm-up delay. Bonded Circuitry chas­ ollce reserves who have presence of British troops In Court Judge Gwrrge I. Hart Jr , -laccused of attacking Northern Ireland and financial Monday to order Powell re sis sets a new standard of lasting reliability. 82-Chan­ Northepi Ireland’s Roman Cath- aid for more than 2.000 people mee* Sept. 9 for stored to the right., prtviieges nel R em ote C ontrol for U HF/VH F is optional. All ollc minority. left homeless by the rioting. It Fenhij^on SayH Gouldlng’s statement was con- was thought they also would Court seat that and emolumenta of the to models shown on concealed swivel casters for easy demned as ill-timed and Inflam- consider possible changes In the G<*rm ^ ar Cut whtoh he was duly eie, ie«l ” moving. Also available ip French or Italian Provincial. matory by tee Dublin govern- constitutional link between the ^ m e m b e r Hir- Hart set a hearing for Aug 27. ment and mtxlerate newspapers two governments. *^Hawali lid Early American model 6924 Contemporary model 6922 At Kske are shout $66.(WO In In the republic. The IRA is ille- Chlchester-Clark’i govern- p * " , '>« "extenstvo hear BrinjiH I^yoffH salary and Z* years of seniority. ment called a conference Mon- Including chslrmanahlp o t the day night of ProtesUnt and oontldera- WASHINGTON (A P ) — The Education snd I-abor Commit- Select from over 40 magnificent Magnavox Color TV styles from ®259' Catholic church leaders, local Z " wlH be more Army wiM have to U y o « sever ______to n is te "Z 4 Ing Z j u n e that r ^ e ^ ^ ^ ^ s Z technicians at major to’ invalidate U.e 328,000 fin* Im Destroy Heart, nd representatives of ^te confirmation of Nixon's biological warfare tee Mouse us .. Z°of ‘ Senate cutback to of his bring allowed to take Widow Insists • " ...... — u.i.versi- Karl Warren ...... " stand. Pentagon official report The t 's Supreme t ^ r t ruled Live belo>v your means. BEING A LEADER IS A ONCE-IN-AWHILE OCCASION AT SOME COMPANIES GAPE TOWN. South Africa ^ tee Oonfedera OppoKUon already hss been f'entagon experts In the CBW’ -Itew I® tent the IPaiae ot Hrfrrr (P ) —The widow of the mu- of British Industry (’ athollc *xjnded by erou w w h o ire ,ir teey hope to win rein- *enUUv,-s hiwl no right to ,Jeny .... AT NORMAN'S irs A TRADITION! lotto whose heart kept Dr. Jtell- , "8"^® leaders and Protes- happy with H a y n s w ,, r t h's '''®‘®ment of $ie mlWon tn re Powell hi , seal in March 1967 on If you'd like 10 gei oround the high And it gels about 27 miles to the g a l­ Ip Blalberg alive for 19>, extremists were not Invtt- record In ctvll rlghu cases »®arch funds recently lopped charges o t mlsccmduct In ,yfloe cost ol living, we hove o suggestion; lon. The overoge cat lihirsly devil that it months says If the licart w s, not But, at this stage there U no **** defense budget by the Cut down on the high cost of getting isl only gels 14. cremated along with Blalberg. After a 3>Thour meeting, the Indlcatlrxi of a Senate controver ****®te Armed Services Commit- IPavever the tngti erjurt left around. So the more you drive, the more you ahe will Insist that h be buned Xroup Issued a statement wel- ey the size of lt>e one that deve’- ^ open the queatvsi of whether Ita And buy o Volkswagen It's only | 17M * save. Free 0e/;'very ^# Experf Service • Terms Tailored To Your Budget later. coming the 4.(X)0 British troops oped tn 19M around-and even- ^ funds aren't reiMcsned. ruling entitled pr/wei: to resto- That's oround $1200 less ihon the ijv- And chances ore\ you'll drive it lor "It Is nb,t going ^(f>^b«ome were cVilled in to qgell. vlo- lually tdocke(3—PrM dem Lvh- **To*te wUl be reqtercd over the ration,of aenl,wity and Mtlary eroge amount paid for o new'car lo- yeors ond yeors (Since we never chang® aome sfym^ece In a medical '®(1®e in Londonderry and Bel- don B Johnson’s nAfninatkn of " - ^ ^ "*'’**** months at such big Marl, wtxj heard th«'iiase on- doy. (leave it in the bank. M ore'scom ing.l museum,” Dorothy 'HaUp said *•'*** ®n4 recommending that Fortas to\be chief Justice ‘ f“ <"tet»es as Ft De-trtck, 'gln.'illy In 'hslrlct court and rhe style, a V W never goes out o f style » A VW saves you hundreds o( dollors Momkay alter Dr. Christiaan their role b<- -xtended. A pea.,- Hav-nsworth, 56. of GreenvUle ** .^ ;i* l^ * fav,,r of the Mouse, had Of course, a VWs not much to look on upkeep over the years. Barnard tokJ newsmen that sec- committee was set up and S C , was praised MonMv hv- Arsenal. Md and teex isk< d i(torr,eys for br.,^ Mdes to of So a lot'of people buy a big Ooshy tlona of tee heart tissue and ote- a meeting for today Judiciary Oon'mlttee rt-.xii ■..i.'i. ** Deseret and Dugway. -ubmlt prrd*,*e,l orders f«w his It tokes pints, not quarts, of Oil. cor just to save face. TELEVISION Not one iota of ontifreeze. er e g a n . removed during the Two thou*u,d more Brttlah James a f " Try putting rhot m the bonk. autopsy on Blalberg WUI be sent tJWpa were ordered to LTster a dutligpjlKied l«wai cartW CENTER to foreign expertefor study The reUtlve caim brought by Sen Everett M Wrkaen of II lawyer representing the House Involved In work on g e rm w ar­ Barnard, who performed the * «e r five days of Itnou. top-ranking RenttMtcan submitted an order which srou'd fare weapons Edgewood Is a tran^jiant, said later he did not •‘ f®®* fighting last week c>n tee ootM luee s s i d h T Z l c simply de< lore that p,nrelt’a ex, AiNtS major producer o f gas weapons know what would happen to the ‘n Londonderry :pates little ikfflcxMty In obtain- - 'uswm w as U legal but w,atkl do INC. The Senate committee's dele­ TED TRUDON. Inc roK Olof teeuir heart. Blalberg viicttjdied teere------were-w.x unconflmiedujjivruirmeO re- *■mg Senate owflrmallon nirAhing to < t-xog r the existing 3i ■ 6 fgl_ _ _a a ww tion of the $16 mlUkm was de­ situation r A Oraat Guardsman carncs an rWe^rly woman aboard a helicopter to be sir- TO LLAND TPKB., ROUTK U — TALCXJTTVWXJC Sunckty night 19S months after ports that new harrlcadvs were Sen Roman L Hrusks. ^ ^ . . signed--W-- — to ■Mop ■ ••y mall e* fpentagon p-eweii w.is re-etected last No­ recefrtngrec®'h«---- ,■» -e—.Vbuilt wjby VCatholics aunt m their ? **j*«r«A ed Retail Prtoo p o * i . ^ , i.-i.'" Neb a 4emor member , f the s-ork egt lethal otteemiye chemi vem ber jirvi nte, hoidg^hls iifted ftoiii rt hospital”in liie |!uy ,Si l.ouia/.Nils.-, urea which wan hard hit by 0 » r * * U Any. Addltloml. Haupt He bad lived kioger than Dogside stronghold. committee, said he fxpects no Ai * tA Mologicsl Items, but left like any other f^rshman core 445 HARTFORD ROAD — ESTABUSHED 1939—OPEN DAILY till 9—SATURDAY till 6 Hurncane t'amillr The itn left the hcspital without electricity or wateritej send (See Page EIgttt) (See Page Clghf) (See Page Four) (See Page Niaeteea) (See Page Fsur> (latierita were to .S'e'w Orlearui. ( A l’ I’hutofax) \ 7 \ \ FA C E TWO MANCHEST k k e v e n i n g H E R A L p . MAN c A e STER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1969 Czech Leader Says Invasion Rham District P A G E T H R E E MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold on Bridge er know what actions It intends comfortable having it on car­ ...... GUIDE...... Integration Pace Holds to take. the U.S. attack carrier fleet to Was Needed to Restore State A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS PIkAT TO SHUT OUT Loss of Foreign Bases riers.” 12 were condemned by the ad­ New Referendum Weighed AND THEATERS. Justice handles court suits But the Army and Air Force B}- GENE KRAMER had pursued a friendly policy DANGEROUS OPPONENT m irals and foreign poHcy spe­ NORTH . and OCR administrative de­ were not on hand at the seminar Associated _Pre8s W riter with the Soviet Union and the These Tat.npt eopty to hime cialists aBke at the conference. HAVE 4 J 10 9 8 V.S. Rights^ides Insist segregation actions. May Boost Carrier Role to challenge such a heavy future other Socialist states, ther RAGWEED_^ £ For Addition to School rele— aher Kw l. t90B By A lfB E O SHEINW(HJ> They said the U.S. withdrawal PRAGUE (AP) — Communist 9 A K 8 WASHIN(3TON (AP) — Offi­ In addition OCR officials say Nav>’ role. would have been no entrance o ate their federally-approved of «tn attack carrier from any party chief Gsutav Husak today ------_■ There Is a rtrong possibility schooU, reported that Regional THIS SEAL One of (tie most important 0 A K Q cials in the' federal office of Civ­ there has been no pressure frpm WASHINGTON (AP) — A foreign affairs specialists and Even without such oh acceler­ areas—particularly the mideast POLLEN plana since the guideline^ were shift of U.S. alrpower from for­ — u — whitewashed the Soviet invasion armies." that another special referendum School Building grants under in ads mdicataa tha Rim thitiga to learn about bridge, I 4 8 63 il Rights aay the administra­ higher up to ease the pace of,de­ ex’en mlMtaiy spending critics ated future role, the admirals —would be interpreted by allies of Czechoslovakia and repudiat* was the strongest of numer- •ubmittad and approvad unMr announced. The total tor the eign larxl bases to attack air­ had any t^portunity to com­ COUNT T might be called to approve ad- Ac‘- No. 617 were recom- ooce pointed out in "Five WEST EAST tion’s new guidelines have not segregation. said, the Na\-y will need an ex­ as a. lowering of U.S. interest in ed the country's historic week of statem ents ppst-EHibcek tha Motion Pictura Coda year is 32. Most asking for rene­ craft carriers in the 1970s is en­ ment on the Navy’s future. ♦ Q 6 4 4 A7532 slowed settool desegregation. Finch said in a recent speech tensive program to modernize that area. SEEN popular resistance to it one year have made Justifying dltlons to the building program ^W y**^ ^ of Salf-Ragulatton. Weeks to Winning B rii^," is gotiation want additioma time visioned by three Navy atra- Groundrules forbade quoting its ships. 58 per cent of which 3 Z> 7 6 2 <7 4 In fact, they pretBct a record that the civil rights office would The press seminar was spon ago. Invasion. The general belief at Rham High School. Regional District 8's current how to tell your friends from to complete desegregation. tegista. anyone by name without speci­ are more than 20 years oM. and H Suggeslad for GENERAL O I 10 9 87542 increase this fall. "Since July 3 there have been do the "preliminary back-up” sored by Georgetown Urtivensl Husak said the Czechoslovak that by going so far on the On Dec. 4, 1967, the town building grant for the 1969 fis- the hyenas. Once you've learn­ They suggest a Na'vy built fic permlsslori. keep pace with a Soriet Naval ty’s Center for Strategic and In audlencM. ed the differeDce you can act A A Q 107 4 79 -The proportion of Negroes at­ no more or less requests for re- work for Justice Department around up to 24 attack'aircraft people were unprepared and invasion anniversary, tumed down the Board of Edu- the amount of J44,- court suits. Greater reliance on attack buildup that threatens to aur- ternatlonal Studies which prom 880 wiU S Suggasted for MATURE one way to'ward your friends SOUTH tending formerly all-white r.egot’atlon than in similar per­ carriers—there now are 15— shocked by the entry of Soviet attempting to shut cation's— request...... for funds forbe Increased to $54,- Some of Finch’s own officials carriers drew a guarded en­ pasK the United States' by 1975. otes research Into basic U.S 497.35, audtancat (parantal diacra- and quite another way toward 4 K schools is expected to Jump iods'," the spokesman aaid. could take on much of the U.S. and other Warsaw Pact troops rivals among pro-Soviet ex- a planned biology complex, » a '*^th an additional $9,- from 20 per cent to 40 per cent. were troubled that this repre­ dorsement from Robert Sher­ Congressional proposals to cut policy tSBues. trem lsts tion adviaad). the other Joken. 9 QJ 109 5 3 And Robert H. Finch, secre­ defense ellfort abroad if this man, an aide to Sen. George S. last Aug. 20-21 because they In the Czechoslovak greenhouse addition, additions retroactive to July 1, sented a hint of a research rath­ party. North dealer. O 63 "The desegregation plans tary of health, education nd country reduces its foreign land McGovern, D-S.D. "had been operated on by to the music rooms and new I®®®- cr $64,114.70. RESTRICTED — Paraona keep pouring in," said a spokes­ er than action role for the ri^its President Ludvik Svoboda, Neither side vulnerable. 4 K 5 4 2 welfare, said iiecently there bases. "Foreign bases like those in right-wing propaganda" and be­ athletic fields, which would in- remaining six payments, undar 16 not admittad. on* man for the Office of Civil office. w h o preceded Husak People Opening lead — Jack of Dia­ North East Sooth West would be no renegotiation of One of the tour admirals said Thailand could suck us Into an­ cause then-party, chief Alexan­ elude track and tennis facilities. ^ made in April of each laaa accompaniad by parani Rights—OCR. "The dire predic­ But so far Finch has done BRAND NEW der Dubcek and his associates on the two-hour televised pro­ Richard Butterfield of Butter- $54,497.35 per pay- monds. 1 NT Pass 4 All Pas* agreed plans. the United States has no air other Vietnam," Sherman said. or adult guardian. tions have not been borne out.” nothing to blunt OCR’s enforce­ bases of its own in southern Eu­ gram. predicted that "the lead­ field and Associates reported to ment. West opened the Jack of dia­ Administrative desegregation "If we must have tactical air- had withheld , information on He referred to criticism that ment role, sources say. rope, may lose them In Okinawa STORE their dealings with Moscow. ership of the party under Com­ In News the board last evening that be­ Appobitments (a) Paraona undar 18 not ad- monds, and dummy’s queen actions have been storfed power abroad—and I'm not sure greeted the administration's More than three-quarters of and the Philippines and could we must—I feel much more IN THE rade Husak cause of rising construction The board also approved the Thit aga raatriction took the trick. The average draws the rest of the truniipe agaiivst 48 additional districts Addressing party workers in He’s a Democrat following staff resignations: new desegregaUon guidelines since July 3, the OCR official the 4.425 school districts in the only questionably maintain ‘rague, Dubcek’s successor ' ^ congress a costs, action should be taken may ba highar in cartain jriayer would probably lead a with dummy's ace and king, Mrs. Sarah Robinson, social July 3. said. 17 southern and border state’s them in Thailand after Vietnam. said the Soviet Union, Poland, jmccessfully mobl- ~ “ “ possible If the board araaa. Chack thaatar or club and go down at once. The after wMch he can safely cash MANCHESTER studies teacher, who has ac­ defenders would get three club The guidelines call tor greater "It’s full-speed ahead as far have desegregated. An addltion- "The political 'vulnerability of W ill be closed East Germany, Hungary and Im't Remihii ^ wishes to Complete the bulld- advartiaing. dummy's two good spades. Sumtiwr Sp«cial Rir4o j ---- country. " I Republican, no matter in? cepted a position as guidance tricks and the ace of iqtades in emphasis cm court-ordered de- as we ate concerned,” he add­ al 235 have agreed to eliminate overseas bases la high," he Bulgaria “dpHrfpfi with a _ Printed •• e publ*c service PARKADE counselor at Manchester High short order. If East falls to put tg> the segiregatian than on administra­ ed. dual school systems this fall. ° said. "And if we find we need heart to take the step uTey Implication was that Hu- The original biology complex by this newsoepet PortoU* Typewriter A crafty player might lead ace of spades on dummy’s Jack, tive termination of aid. And An unresolved issue, however. carriers we’d better have them all day Wednesday, ' HOMS OF Ttn c because of fear for deve^i^ fu thl"!™- called for 2,580 square feet, plus ^ k dummy's Jack of spades at the South (hscards a club. West they allow districts with prob- Is the new relationship between on hand." ments In Czechoslovakia t J r L h V®®*-. There ® news conference Mon- two classroom - laboratories, takes the queen of spades, but lems such as lack of facilities Burial Lots Swapped The strategists said the Navy A djusted for the Socialist cam p aAd Te- k"" " speculation he would ^ ® Democrat who has each 1,000 square feet at an es- ^ Florida, second trick, hoping that East the (X!R, an arm of HEW, and The following staff appoint­ would fail to put up the ace. dummy "wins the trump return an additional year to complete the Justice Departmient. The also Is studying future prospects Cleaned cause they had lost confidence °®*led In favor of Bohemian goveiror since 1961, said tlm ated cost of $74,000. The es- THEATER TIME and continues with the ten of desegregation. CHICAGO — More than 600 for keeping troops and equip­ New Ribbon $1 August 20th ments were also approved: For But an alert East might suspect two departments were given oo- cemeteiriea throughout the Unit­ tride ite Science, Grades 7 and 8, Ga­ SCHEDULE what was going on. East would spades. If Blast plays low again, Pessimists predicted that ment on ships around the world Oiled R 000. responsibiUties for school de­ ed States now participate in the and saw no other way out." ftftannHi II it W4 t______a. i _<.< SouUi discards another club. If southern die-hards would use ready to move into trouble ------warned again that demonstra- '!®®<^bed him In a recent letter .. briel "luraco,MuraCo, a 196» 1969 graduate defeat the contract by stepping segregation and the new guide­ iiMlustry'a lot-exchange plan. areas. ta his 90-mlnute speech, Hu- tlons during the Invasion annl ittfluential Republican." ‘"® greenhouse of the University of Connecticut Glneana I — Midnight Cowboy up with the ace of spades and East puts up the ace. South the guidelines as an excuse to lines. Our employes are This offers the owner of a lot Their description of the shape Yale Typewriter wk referred to the Invasion as versary period orTany tC^le The letter asked Guy's help in ^ h ?t" f '' ^ for social studies 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 leading the Jack of clubs. ruffs. delay desegregation further. Communication at first was AND Cinema n — Funny Girl 2:00, South can lose only two the opportunity to exchange it the Navy might take in the fu­ Service 649^4996 armies ' and to the would be punished. Ibe campaign of the RepubuLi irr* ^ ^ K^^bleen Both of these "normal” lines But OCR officials say only 12 poor, officials aay. But each de­ for one in a cemetery in an­ 8:00 spades and the ace of (dUba districts have asked to renegoti­ ture came at a "deep back­ going on an outing. Dubcek regime merely as the "There will be no Wild West candidate for governor of Vlr- "Pcclflcatlons for the Reed, a 1962 graduate of Smith of play miss the point that East partment now Is letting the oth­ other part of the country. ground' ’ press seminar at which 20 Birdi Street SIMPLEX SHOE ormer leadership, without glv- In our country " .aW Hu^r ginla this year. additions, original- college with a BA. Cinerama — Ben Hur 8:00 la a hyena. He nuzst be kept even if West has both high East Hartford Drive-In — out of the lead if South is to spades. East can never get in He said the public wrongly year and a half, and now once "My pollUcal opponentsteve i ^ Priscilla Blanchette, a 1950 Castle Keep 8:15, Mad Room make sure of hla contract. to lead through the king of Inte^reted as an occupation'? and for all they must take Into called^me many tW ^ to dlr^n- ^i- wl.drt “ "‘’““if ® ^A from the 10:10 Fast Discard clubs. East Hartford Drive-In — Me, SoiRh zhould begin the hand Dally Question tr^Ds'"* for- account that we will not permit ‘®b me In th^es o?Uie voters, ^m musli Hampshire, Natalie 8:15, A Fine P air 10:05 -n,___ ...... anybody to disrupt our State." but you are the first to call me a music library uniform stnrnvf Herbert Porter, custodian. by taking dummy’s three dia­ P artner opens with 1-NT (1$ ‘"**"‘®d Ibat If But- ■he admitted that "sabo- Republican." J storage, Also approved were the as- Mancheeter Drive-In — Dad­ monds In order to get rid of to 18 points), and the next play­ Infltrument storage, four prac- signmenta for extra-class ac- dy's Gone A-Huntlng 8:30, Twist­ ^ursu^ «"\e “‘’ff ® K ® ®h®Facter actions In in d ^ - the king of spades at once. er poeses. Yon hold: Spades, pur^ed a struggle with the try, transport and supply" have ed Nerve 10:35 Now there is no way for East A-7-5-S-2; Hearts, 4; Diamonds, Baker Partner Sued r^m'’^d'';n‘'i'IJIftf!.'’'" ^ State Theatre — Never A to gain the lead. 8-7-5-4-2; Clubs, j-9. orte^n^thr'''*'"' *’®®n Proposed and are occur- order in the mass media and ring. Dull Moment 1:30, 7:35, Rascal Declarer continues with dum­ What do you sayf 3:15, 6:10, 9:20 my’s Jack of spades. If East Answer; Bid two spades. matica, R. Meyer; social stud­ UA Hieatre — Daddy's Gone puts up the ace. South ruffs; Game is almost out of the ques­ !>een named defendant In a gov- ments. A-Hunrting 2. 7, 8:46 em m ent milt demanding ies, Mrs, Priscilla Blanchette, and then South retuma .t o tion since the comibined count ^ B o lto n $142,143 in allegedly unpaid In- stated that since and science (interim), W. Cinema I — Me, Natalie 7:15, tkimmy wtOi a trum p to the can be only 23 points at most. money your money makes 9:10 come taxes ™ original referendum, coets Bowen. eight in order to lead the ten. Bid your better suit to get out Black once operated a vend- "If" ""ighly 33 to 36 per Pushee reported that only Mansfield Drive-In — A Fine of spades. South discards a club* of notrump. Pair 8:30, The April Foods 10:00 PBC^ Touring New School^ Ing nmchine company with - however, Earl Porter, one vacancy still exists, that on this card, allowing West t o Copyright 1989 er, the Senate DemocraUc sec- *^P''e*entlng the contractor, of a part-time science math take the queen. Declarer then General Features Oorp. retary, who was convicted of **mter, stated that the teacher. However, the superin­ Finds Much Unfinished tax evasion and fraud. Black Tlgufea would hold through tendent's office is at present Improves Airports Prior to Its business meet­ school. Thepro Is still a great also has been convicted of tax to^tte end of the year, negotiating with two Interested MILAN, Italy—About $24 mil­ ing last night, the Public Budd­ evasion. Both he and Baker The Board Is considering persons and Is confident this Whatever you hear about makes inore money dofil of finish work and cleanup lion will be spent In moderniz­ holding a ^ c l a l meeting to poaiUon will be fUled prior to ing Commission was Joined by thnt must completed. have appealed. ing Milan’s two international discuss the situation. No date ihe opening of school. the Board of Educattcxi for u After the tour, the PBC met airports— Malpensa, for inter­ A Kian from Liz has as yet been set for this ------— Is tru e! tour to chock progress on the In the kitchen of the new school meeting. continental traffic, and Linate, new K to 4 school. to discuss the offk» furniture LAND'S END, England (AP) for European flights. About Wondering around In the dark andana Kinaergnrten kindergarten (-arpets. Mem- Mem —aciress-Actress ElizabethauzaDein Taylor, one Butterfield, omiciueiu, wnenwhen asked for a Cave VjclYC ITAilDMan Dies, l-FieSi $18.5 million will go to enlarge \ with flashlights, the group bers voted to accept a propoeal ^ sponsors, hugged and profiTess report on the present ¥¥ l T t Malpensa’s facilities to handle found many Items that were to change Uv-.... Orlg’inaJoriginal o^ f f e ic e ------vfiu------Ryder, 21-year-old buildingo program, *«?jAt/$urv4reported that uia H a C l L i O S t L O V e the bigger Jets that wlU soon be 'IVIIDIMIGHT not completed, or not com­ counter and fllllnefilling cablnefucabinets so«/. P°'*° victim, when he completed tiftlltmtll the Iron workers strike, m i . In use. pleted to specifIcavtlons.

I ■-! PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST 19; 1969 PAGE SEVEN iSlanrlfpfitpr Mix In with such a practiced host the perpetual motion cycle of the entertain­ Connecticut South Windsor pie’s wars abroad, may face one now on their homefront. It has ment world's established list of eligible Kids — Brace Yourselves at least one advantage: They Scientists Attempt guests and you have three one and a Yankee won’t get seasick going to it. ____FUBUBUED BY THE half hour shows each night of such For Parental Status Symbol One of the ar^m ents (or get­ HB31ALJ> PRINTING CO.. INC. Peterson, Heath IS BliueU Street similarity of tricks and levels that one A.H.O. ting plenty of sleep Is the Inabil­ To ^Freeze * Storm Mancheeter. Conn. / By HAl. BO-VU: as vigorously as the. bloodthirsty ity of 'the average man to recall THOMAS P. rtiRaUSON wonders how the patrons or the spon­ NEW YORK (AP) — Jumping female. anything of lasting value that he ROOSEVELT ROADS, Puerto to falling Ice arid rob the storm WALTER R. FERGUSON The kind things we are to Win GOP Backing Publlaheni sors can ever decide between them. tp conclusions: The surest signs of age among heard or did after midnight Rico (API Airborne sclentist.s heat and energy.*' Founded Gctober 1, ISSl " say about him later on give us Orthodontists say some par- both men and women arc the There is no such thing as Nonetheless, there are now three of At the Republican caucus last During Ms three-year rest- a ' are studying the effects o( Mon- major attempt Fubllatied Every Evenlns Except Sundays full license to open our discus­ night GOP Board of Education dence In South Windsor, Mer- ents now Inslat that braces be urge to save p ^ r bags and surefire hangover cure. MlllUry 7 ' at robbing a hurricane of Its «uid HoHdays. Entered at the Poet Office at them, all guaranteed adequate sponsors. put on their children’s teeth string and the feeing that they pilots swear by whiffs of oxy- Hmrlcane Deb- llanoheeter, Conn., aa Second Claae Mall sion of the political status of candidates 'Vernon Peterson Sreasurer of Cub power, although scientists have Matter. It may be something of an Irony that. whether they need them or not. are beginning to lose their gen. A morning can of cold to- ‘ he sUver iodide experimented with crystals on SUwart B. McKinney, Republi­ and Henry R. Heath were SUBSCRIPTION RATES Just as the three networks have settled „ . , , league director ol the South It seems that braces are now memory. matoes is recommended by crystal bombardment will hurricanes before. In 1981, Hur­ Payable tn Advance can member of the House of nominated to a contest which Windsor UtUe League. p r e ^ e symbols among the One of the quirks at cigar- many executives. A bottle of freeze the 100-mlle-an-hour ricane Esther’s eye well broke One Year ...... SSO.OO themselves down into this great classic Six Months ...... IB.60 Representatives from District ar?nV*** Frcd DeGlacoiAp and Past treasurer of the Wap- kids, and parenU don’t want smoking mOllonalres is that fiat beer loft overnight In the re- to death, down at one point after seeding, Three Months : ...... 7.80 competition for the midnight audience, anyone JO get the Idea their kind they’ll contribute thousands of frigerator has Us advocates. But Observation planes crlss- but regained Intensity two hours One Month ...... 3.60 141 In the town of Fairfield, WUliam F. Neal. ping PTA, he now serves as still another talk and host show, offer­ with the observation that Ms The caucus, attended by 175 president. At Saint Margaret can’t afford the best. dollars to a philanthropy with a well-known film star says this cros.sed the stonn center from later. ~ ~ MEMBER OF people, was moderated by State Mary Church he teaches tn the It la no longer necessary to hardly a thought, but they hate eoncoctlon has helped him sur- •ol'lday Monday to about 6 a.m. Scientl.sts delayed this project THE ASSOCIATED PRESS presence In the 1967 session, his n w Aseoclated Press Is exclusively entitled ed at a more civilized hour, ts threaten­ Rep. Thomaa J, Donnelly. school otf religion. make a better mouse trap In or- to reach Into their coat pocket vlve: A raw egg, orange Juice, t‘**lay to the South Atlantic. Tlw' (or five years until they could to the use of republlcatlon of alt news dis­ ing to become more popular than all first, caused no great commo­ Town Council nominees are Mercm-e resides with hds wife der to induce the world to beat a and hand out a free stogie, and several tablespoonfuls of obscr\-atton (lights are achieve Ideal conditions—a hur­ patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ tion or recognition. path to your door. All you have Renown awaits the first sur- ed in this paper and also the local news pub­ three of the master shows put together. Robert Sills, Peter G. Nicholas, and four children at 107 Mlork honey mixed In a blender. Add scheduled (or Wednesday. ricane In a remote area where lished here. He was modest. He was not Jane Romeyn, Howard E. Dr- to do Is put a swimming pool In geon who finds a way to trans- Ice If desired. I( the experiment—Project there was little or no chance ot All rMts of republlcatlon of special dis­ And there are at least two other shows patches herein are also reserved. obtrusive. He made no particu­ Fltts, Warren Wertbrook and Team i^ysicals your back yard. plant crafcgrass to a bald hu- A wife Ls imrdly ever com- Stormhiry proves successful. It the storm moving over a popu­ lar name lor himself. In UF Post There ere two basic types of man head and make It grow. At lated area wtthln 24 houre after The Herald PrlntbiK Company Inc., as­ of the same character, and In no way Robert Skelnar. All nominees All candidates for the soccer pletely happy with a husband should provide a weapon And when, from the Republi­ people: Thoie who will te'l you one stroke he'll solve twv> of clv- sumes no financial responslolllty for typo­ less luminous talent, available for with the exception of Sklenar and crass country teams at who always tolls her the truth, agalmsl the destructive storms seeding. graphical errors appearln^i In advertisements can caucus preceding the 1969 George Elliott of 128 Fergu- when you have a smudge on lilzatlon’s most worrisome prob­ A spokrsninn zald the project and other reeding matter In The Manchester are Incumbents. South Windsor High School must She is robbed of a vital feminine that are born to the warm wa- Evening Herald. promotion Into the prime time limelight. session, this one-termer moved Democrat Charles Enes again report for physical examinations son Rd. has been named to your nose, and those who Just lems need- the feeling of nobility that tors of the South Atlantic amt would be called oft It the storm into the House leadership neared a land area. Bubecrlber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- In any case, this moment In August, received the Republican en- tomorrow from 5 to 8 p.m. at head the United Fund’s solid- ^ Reel­ The biggest su^>ense at lunch comes through exercising her ihe furibbean. ton Post News Service. vacuum caused by the unex­ dorsement for the post of town the school, ing superior. a ih o ^ buslnesmen isn’t over womanly u-llllngness to forgive. Debbie was re|xirted moving 1969, when the three networks finally taUon committee for municipal ^ go-getter is a guy who early Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc, pected failure of the -voters of clerk which he has held for the Practice sessions will start who’ll be stuck with the check The reason you learn more in on a northwrfMt course at about Publishers Representatives — The Julius could sit back and concede perfect imita­ employes. Elliott Is the town’s to life picks out the bench In the Trca»urer Found Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi­ West Hartford to send Nicho­ past 24 years. The position has Monday night at 6:30 at the —H’a the question as to who w-ltl the School of Hant Knocks la to mlle.H an lv>ur but at 6 a.m. cago, Detroit and Boston. superintendent of cemeteries, public park he plans to retire to tion of one another, seems the prosper las Lenge back to the House, been contested twice during school. All candidates must first summon up the courage to that class never lots out and F.fiT wius about 680 mlle« east- JOHN DAY, Ore. (AP) Clly MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- he was by no means a familiar this lime. pass physicals first to be eilgi- The announcement was made at 66 and puts a "reserved” sign order a second Martini, so the there are no summer vaeatlons. norlhea.si of Sim Juim and 1,500 OounrIInum Gordon Glaaa said nONB moment to make one of those no-rlw by George Katz Jr., residential on it. figure on the legislative scene. Richard Rothwell, nominated ble. others can, too, and blame him mlle.H eiust-southenst of Miami. the city found some Interesting prophecies available to anybody who Is Display advertising closing hours: All this is to say that, except for town treasurer, has held ------and institutional chairman for Mosquitoes provide an exam- later for the way they feel the A fleet of Air F'on e and Navy Items In im old building It took For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. not a network executive. the fund drive which will start pie of how the innocent suffer rest of the afternoon. SO-Volume ff'ork For Tuesday — 1 p.m, Saturday. for some things he had obvious­ this position for the past six Manchester Evening Herald pIiineH tixik 2(K) scientists Into over sonw Ume ago. For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. ly absorbed and observed dur­ years. Encumbent Gerald Pug- South Windsor substitute cor­ In October. from: guilt by association to this You’re less GRAZ, AtfJtria A Graz firm the .-.torm. dropping the erystwls They Included opium In brass For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. The prophecy 1s that the time will now ing his unobtrusive first term, llese received the stogie nomi­ respondent, Reita Adams, tel. Elliot is a native of Belfast, crass universe. Only the female You’re less likely to drown on that si>eclallze.s In re|>roi1uclng jM'rUxlleally for 10 hours .Mon­ ttns with tt S revenue stripe For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. soon come when the American public For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. he had a long way to go when nation for the Planning and 644-0600. Ireland. He is a Navy veteran, mosqutto stings nian; the male a beach that has a homely life­ rare books and intinuscrlpta day-(rom .tS.OtX) feet over eight .«tlll attactied. several cane of Classified deadline — 6 p.m. d ^ before and he has been the safety dl- mosquito Is harmless. But few guard. publication, 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday 1s so sick of the opening simper, the he BUddeidy became the offi­ Zpptog Commission. plans to issue a facsimile re­ miles of the storm center. ClUnesc t00-y«xir-old eggs and a and Monday publication. cial floor leader for his party Board of Selectmen nominees rector (or the town (or five people take the trouble to be- A fat hermit Is almost aa rare printing of tlio 80-volume "Wei­ Si'tentlMts iheorlied water Teihly Roosevelt button. middle sex, and the late sign-off of the yeers. Active In local and area come experts In the sex dlffer- in 1969 session. are Richard White and Fenton as a skinny bishop. mar Edition" ,if Martin would form aroimd the cry.stnla Ttie prize (lixl was 72 bottles Tuesday, August 19 midnight show that It will openly admit the In this session he had to be­ P. Futtner. Nominees for con­ Inside square dance clubs, Elliott is ences between mosquitoes, and The Irish, after nearly half a t.8ither's works. No more Uian Howeil Into the clouds surround- of Kentucky bourbon, disttlled doing what It really does most of the come a fast learner. stable are Charles T. Barker, a member of the Manchester the hapless mala gets swatted century of fighting otlier peo- 400 copies will be published. lug IVbtile’a eye, be converted In 1913. Another Conservative Square Dance Club, past p r e s ------^------time now—going to bed no matter who’s We think all who watched Edward Kasheta and Melvin E. It will be pleasant, some day, to see him through the session decid­ Tripp. Report Ident of the Greater Hartford on the mervejohnnyjoe. Square Dance Club, and past President Richard Nixon come to the ed that he was a very fast Thirteen of the 16 GOP nomi­ nees are Incumbents. Republi­ (Continued from Page 6) president of the Eastern District learner. O t>oint when he himself considers that This Included, at the end, can Town Committee Chair­ Square and Round Dance As­ to the program, top Administra­ sociation. the balance of Ideologies has been so those Democrats who, at the man Royal E. Cowles closed a tion officials priv^ely concede Washington Fits And Moods Other special group chairmen opening of the session, thought request for active support of block oapitaJlam will get no­ well restored to the various federal announced today are Donald J. maybe they could sifford to nominees with, "Experience is where in the Small Buoineas Ad- hierarchies that he himself con go out Remember the Old Nixon—that m- Hennegan, for Board of Educa­ declflive, do-notlUng President who ran play with the neoi^yte a little, the key — Re-elect the GOP.” mlnlstraliion so long as Sando­ tion employes; Dr. Robert Ales- and appoint himself a real liberal to and even, on occasion, not press Council Race val is in chazge. a oaretaker Government, swung to the bury, for physicians; Atty. Vic­ right, and loot the political Initiative to too savagely against his inex­ Joseph A. Adams, Robert J. some important post. Yat, there are som e in the tor Moses, (or lawyers; and the Senate Democn^c Policy Commit­ perience. Smith and Albto Zagorsk! will Meanwhile, the new President con­ be seeking nominations for Administration who are gen­ John Rogers, for postal em­ tee, a front for Senator Eldword Ken­ As^ we watched and studied uinely appalled at the vision of tinues to satisfy a personal thirst, eui Town Council positions at the ployes. nedy? him at various stages of the a Republican lily-white party well ns the thirst of about half of the For those with short memories, by session, the thing that impress­ Democratic Party Caucus at the Town Hall tomorrow. Donald C. and see black capitalism as the nation's population, for the conservative which we primarily mean a lot of peo­ ed us most was the growth of way to make contact with the l(.M(>'>>l ple who write thooe liberal newspaper his off-the-cuff resilience and Mercure is a candidate for the Stolen Film Dangerous touch and influence In high places, for Board of Education. Negro consistent with Republi­ columns from Washington, this Is the capability. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Offi­ noun 83 - VIRNON. CONN Adams has served on the Cajp- can private enterprise tenets. a change. fellow who two weeks ago graced a lot By the end of the session, he cials at the Lob Angeles County ital Goals and Improvement Thus, they eding to the hope ot The legitimate question, really, Is not of liberal newspaper colmns from had begun to handle himself Museum of Natural History are Committee for two years, and somebody getting through to the Washington. But a week ago BYlday and his party’s case and a suc­ EtUe shaky about the thief whether the President Is selecting a con­ has been president and state President to convince him he night there burst forth the New Nixon— cession of Issues, on occasions who stole a 16-mtoute film of the director of the South Windsor should resurreot his 1968 cam­ servative, but whether the conservative the President who proposed a sweeping when quick reactltxi was need­ 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Jaycees. He Is past president paign creation. he selects happens to be decent, worthy, overhaul of the nation’s dilapidated wel­ ed, out of hlB own mind and In­ They’re afraid he might try to of the Wapping Fair Associa­ That somebody is usually -CLflCa-n., fare system and a ground-breaking plan formation and instinct and In­ show it. and capable of functioning responsibly tion and was active In the de­ thought of as either Donald to share jR'ederal revenues with the telligence, without need for velopment of the Rye Street Rumsfeld, the Illinois Congress- The movie, In addition to its in a democratic system of checks and states. caucus, need for briefing, need Recreational area. man who resigned to run the age. has a nttroglycerine base. PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK balances. One can argue whether these pro­ for hucksters to give Mm ROTH s CLOTHIERS Smith’s activities Include poverty program with Cabinet If viewed on modern-day equip­ posals are good or bad, but If they pass words and phrases. This did not On this basis, we should say that the membership to the South Wind­ status, or Leonard Garment, ment, It might explode—endan­ FIRST NATIONAL STORE SAtiE ALLEN they will be landmarks of Federal pol­ mean that he operated In any sor Chamber of Commerce and who rcently left the old Nixon gering the projectionist and pos­ criticism of the President’s nomination icy for decades to come. 8o the Nixon disdain for such normal aids VERNON DRUG active participation to the law firm to become a -White sibly others present. MAM SEUf .APPAREL of Federal Judge Clement F, Hayns- of two weeks ago is forgotten, and the and guidances to a politician; Pleasant Valley PTA. He Is House aide. In both cases, the The film, described as the columns are atwitter on a different note. it did mean he had developed worth Jr., of South Carolina, to the place vice president of the Confra­ ohanoes are only fair. Runu^ld only copy In existence, disap­ The venerable Richard Strout of the some capacity to shoot from the ternity of Christian Doctrine at is busy trying to untangle the peared from a desk at the on the Supreme Court vacated by Justice Christian Science Monitor tells us the hip when he needed to. Saint Francis of Assisi Church. poverty bureaucracy. Garment museum over the weekend. A Abe Fortas Is not valid criticism. It Pre-sldcnt Is putting together a "tower­ Ftkotogrra^hed By Albert Bucotviclus In the development of such a Is spread thin as Mr. Nixon’s museum curator estimated Its ing" domofklc program. No less on ou- VALLEY FALLS, VERNON Adams Is sales manager for establishes that Judge Haynsworth Is capacity, McKinney took us Coastal Brick and Clay liberal Jaok-ot-aU-trades. value at (5,000. thority lhan James Reston of the New back In memory to the superb Rather, Impetus for biack not a gushing liberal; It Infers, on that York Times tolls us, with scarcely a Products In South Windsor. He talent for shooting from the attended Western Kentucky oapltallism may have to come y j basis, and on the basis of his geography, nod to the Preeident’s previously rmL I \ hip, accurately, which was one State College In Bowling Green, from the Administration’s more that Judge Haynsworth 1s not a crusader trumpeted zng to the right, that Mr. of the great assets of the rising conservative figures. Secretary IF YOU NEED HELP Nixon Is zigging to the loft. Herald Ky. Residents of South Wind­ By Rowland Evans Jr. Abe Rlblcoff. What sped RIW- of the Treasury Da-vld Kennedy in behalf of racial Integration policies. All of which tells us a g^x>d deal more Inside sor. for five years, he and his Yesterdays coff on the way up the political wife, Reita, and their two chil­ and Budget Director Robert OD about the pundits than about Mr. Nixon. 1 QT This Is perhaps too bod, if it Is true, ladder was the fact that he had Mayo were both involved to Indeed, from the flrM. It has been both dren live at 311 Oak St. but It Is not valid reason for rejecting Robert D. Novak native Intelligence and Instinct helping ghetto merchants as of­ 0 1 ' 'n-struotlve and amuring to watch the 25 Years Ago Smith was bom In Hartford, that was usually better than all ficers of Chicago’s Continental U r a nomination to the Supremo Court. fits and moods of the Washington pundits Report educated at Saint Joseph’s Stuart Segar, Russell. Hath­ the briefing In the world, words niinols Bank. Treasury Under DC a-i they contemplated the new President. Parochial School, Hartford Pub­ C A L L FISH X uc This nation’s future progress In civil away and Leon Thorp attend of his own which were usually Secretary Charts Walker, who Shortly after the Inauguration they sud­ WASHINGTON— Evidence of lic High School and studied RockvlU# 8T2-FISH rights Issues must depend on law and Cliiughry sdzod on a last re­ That fits the Administration’s organizational meeting of the better than any that could be has marked ability to get things RE^ denly dlfcoverod th:iit Mr. NIxo-i d'dn't Uio comatose state of black sort tin appeal to Mitcb^l, business administration at the Uaachsiitar 646-naH political mood. Mltchelllsm, the Connecticut USD Fund Cam­ written out for him, and, along done in Washington, pushed Bolton 647-1791 on consensus which Includes much more have horns and a tall, and a wave of capttallam In the Nixon ad- University of Connectlcift. A Washtngton'H Bccond most poUtlcai doctrine of combining paign In Saybrook. with such talent, a good luck such loons as an official of the than the cleorly liberal sector of our relief ."wept over all pundltdom. mlnlstnitlon is the failure by powerful man. Sdivee Mltohell General Insurance Agent since the NLxon and Wallace votes of which saw to it that about 99 Aimerican Bankers Assn. The For a while, 'ndoed, the keen-eyed Atty. Gen. Joliin N. Mitchell, 1961, he Is ow a partner In population. If our chance of progress developed the 1968 Nixon strat­ 1968 into a majority, Ignores the 10 Years Ago per cent of his quick-draw e niH occaslonal'y ."pot a good word for strong nuun of the Cabinet, to egy Uiat courted Southern O’Ctonnor, Coates and* Smith As- possibility that these busy of- Negro. The present calm In the shootln" was on target. toward collecting the full promise of our the President In surprising places. We even reply to an urgent plea whites and Ignored the blacks, black ghettoes deprives the pro­ Sixteen telegrams seeking aoclates In Hartford and vice wUl (tod time to forc^ McKinney Is the first state own democracy can bo shaken by the e p dally rem-mber a gracious edi­ for help from ooie of tlio pro- McClauglu-y’s "Dear John" let­ gram of any urgency. T^ht support of the Ijindrum-Grlffln president of L. C. Hock Inc. fuliy remind the President about HAVE political (l^ r e since the rising torial In the Wiuili'ngton Post that, on gram’H autliors. ter to Uie Attorney Generod of money and a budgetary squeeze Bill as "minimum legislation Smith has Hvod In town three capitoliam is perhaps its appointment of one or two middle-road Rlblcoff who acts as If he could Its way to the (trong conclusion that Tile appeal to Mitchell came June 13 talked not of social inhibit Federal funds for this needed to curb the abuse of years end resides at 183 North- «Uy hopetod^ function, when need be, without conservatives to the Supreme tfourt, wo the Prioldent’s podium style was like from John McClaughry, a luind- Justice but of law and order. purpose. union power ...” are sent to view Dr. -with his wife, Diane, — U — desk, without file, without staff, do not really have much chance at all. "on: Inml c'applng," mentioned In pass­ drlvlng young man who com­ Adiiresslng Mitchell "as the These last considerations Congress by the Manchester and their three children. ing that his nuitional prlorllle.s were ox- mutes between Montpelier, Vt., Cabinet member most directly Chamber of Commerce. without brain trust, without Zogorskl, 39, Is a lifelong resi­ Marine Weather Quite conversely. It could be argued quleUy choked off the one writers, and carry himself, for SEEN ■clly r g’’ t. Priorities lluit whm the big luul WiiHlilngton as a Republi­ concenied with the preservation visible move by the Administra­ dent of South Windsor and re­ that the precise thing we need In order Impressive portions of the jour­ WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. word everywhere. can state testator tn Venuont of law and order," MtiCIaughry tion toward black capitalism. A sides at 2183 Ellington Rd. with plre-buUdlng early In the new ney at least, on his own native J ju, <1 u... m-oH (AP) —Tides will be high along to get real movement on the civil rights One mondng six weeks later, every and private consultant In urban argueil Uiat "people who own long-pending plan to use U. S. affairs here. McClaughry's Admlntstratlon, Stans sought intelligence and shrewd, sound liberal writer In Wiu-tilngton woke sKiiiuithlng are leitist likely to Treasury funds on deposit in 2;J t r i r S Sn Sfi i'»from 2:15 p.m. to 4:16 p.m. front, and real acceptance of the In­ control of blai-k capitalism pro- instincts. uo wlUi til" same starti ng reallzat'on: inlerxwt waa deeply personal. condone diestrucUve behavior" banks as loans to ghetto mer­ High School and Is active to evitability of what Is right is the pres­ griims but quickly lost interest. Low tide at Old Saybrook Is Wluil priorities meiuvs Is you don't do As an unofficial advisor, ho had and that black cepitailsm could chants got to the White House. Best of all, he ^doesn’t act as the fuel oil business. He owns at 10:16 p.m. o M V S bellied slxiix' tlvo wddely-honild- Preoccupied by globe-trotting if he were particularly aware and operates Mr. Service ence, In high place, of coiiHorvallve eyeryllilng at oncxv So there irmie a iiiLnlmlze "a recurrence of the But once there. It was axed by The water temperatiu-e at ed Nixon black capitalism pro­ In quest of a textile quota, Stans of his own talents. Plumbing and Heating Co. and leadership which has demonstrated Us new wave of news^iaper columns, bo- unhappy events of the last three Dr. Arthur Burns, the Presi­ Bridgeport is 77 and at Block gram during Uve 1968 ciunpaign. had devoted little attention to has deve4t^x>d the A-Z Plaza. wallliig the President'." failure to storm -summers." Thus, Mitchell was dent's scrupulously conser­ Island It’s 69. own acceptance of, and decided to give By Jiuic, there was so little the program (despite a slight ZAgorski Is a member of the Capitol Hill In his first 100 days. And urged to "use your porsoruii In­ vative counselor, on grounds Sunset today will be at 7:46 Inlcrcal by tlio Administration pickup In activity the last, Democratic Town Committee BRA N D h e w Us own future cooperation to, the re­ though the Preeldont got an outright fluence with the PrealderH" to that It was Inflationary. Bulgarians Irrigate and sunrise Wednesday will be hi govemmont help for block month). and on alternate member of demption of the full American promise. win In the epic battle over Uve ABM (live the program the highest Aotuallyi bUu'k oapltall.sm got at 6:05. ghetto merolvonts Uuvt Mc- Ecen worse was the experi­ SOFIA—Bulgaria claims the the Planning and Zoning Com­ STORE and contih-rably more than half a loaf priority. a catastrophlf start In the Nixon Long Island Sound weather: We suggest, to be quite specific, that ence with Sandoval, who im­ most extensive Irrigsition sys­ mission. Long Interested In the about his Inactivity and lneffectlvene.ss Iiuring the two Intervening administration when placed un­ Southwesterly winds at 10 to IN THE mediately displayed absolute tem In Easteoti Ehirope. More youth of South Windsor, Za- Justice Haynsworth, If he Is confirmed, lierststed until a we>ek ago Saturday months, MltcheU did rvot give der the supervision of two of 20 knots today and tonight with \ Thought for Today hostility toward earmarking than 4.6 milllcn acres—or 20 gorski hAs been active to Midg­ might quite conceivably bo found casting morning. Mi-Claughry the courtesy of an Mr. Nixon's most conservative occasional higher guests to pos­ Sponsored by the Manchester funds for ghetto merchants. Al­ per cent of the agricultural area et and 'Pony Fcxtbali. He has MANCHESTER Along the way. the Admlntstmtlon ex- acknowledgment. During those appointments: Secretary of sible thundershowers. Winds be­ a vote on a civil rights or segregation Council o< Churches though shn.rp words from Con- —can now bo irrigated, com­ participated In Little League, prc "-<>il scime doubt about whether cut­ same two months, President tVimnierce Maurice Stans and coming northwesterly at 10 to 16 Issue quite as liberal as imy Abo Fortas grosslonai Republicans have pared with about 162,000 acres Alumni League and American PARKADE ting off fiuxls to Soutliem sclKXils Is ex­ Nixon showed no Interest what­ Small Business Administrator knots Wednesday. "And I wlU make of you a forced him to give lip ser\-li'e in 1939. Plans call for one out Legion., progrqpis. might have cast. Wo then ix>lnt out that. actly the be.rt way to liclp educate South­ ever liv his campaign talk about Hllar>' Sandoval. Variable cloudiness today with H MIE OF THE groat nation, and I will bless of four acres to be in the Irriga- - Board of Elducation candidate 4 ern Negroes. Ami It guestted maybe the black capitalism. Aa piu-t of this frenetic eni- a chance of showers or thunder­ If this should happen. It would be a now you, tuvd make your name (See Page Seven) tloti network by 1970. Mercure, a graduate of West­ same laws that apply In Mtsslaslppl and showers developing toward even­ and declslvo chapter for the good cause great, so that you will be a ern New England College, Is Alabama ought to aliply tn Illinois or ing and continuing into the night. blessing. I will blew those who corporate director of data proc­ Involved. . Now York. In.Htend of filling a health Showers ending Wednesday blesB you, luid him who curses essing for North & Judd Mfg. ^ trideRtte ixxrt with oiit' ultra-liberal phi-stclan, the morning. Weather becoming Tills Is perhaps a fanciful supposition', you I wdll curse; and by you Co. In New Britain. Listed In President Wiled It with, luiother ultru- Fischetti fair to the afternoon. SHOE not worthy of being admitted to tlio all the families of the earth "W ho’s Who to the Computer llberal phy-sletan. From sucii . clues Viribillty about five mileo. stuUI bless themselves." ' field,” the 32-ycar-old executive AND debate dver the Presiden’s nomination? Wai4ilngtlon Hupt'rvleutlis put togother U a member of the Board of lowering to one to three m ^ the famous swing to tl\e rigl\t and the The Lord’s addresa to Abram Let us ask ourselves which would was c-hq^rged with His require­ Directors for the Hartford CJ»p- to showers and patches of fog, sell-out to Senator Tlmrmond imd other ment and promise to the peo­ ter of Data Processing Man- Improving to five miles or more SIMPLEX SHOE have seemed the more vmllkely, but force's of darkest reaction. A ple. Just think of It! These an­ ogement Association. Wednesday afternoon. which Uie more convincing turn toward Cliurllsh of us. we suirpam-, to ilrag cient people were destined to be up all tills ancient hl.^ory Just ns the r. peace In Vietnam a bringing home of a gneat people, so long os they PrewUli'nt and tlie pundits are again maintained their relaUooshlp of QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 troops by Richard Nixon or one by starting to see e>'o-to-eyc. But It won't ■t...... faith with the One who had coni- Hubert Humphrey? last anyway, given what that history misBlaned them. suggests. It sei'ms the liberal (Hindlts Recently, It was my privilege ’Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!” reflect the faddlshne.is of any tn-brvd to hear several Jewish rabbis The Mervejohnnyjoe jiack. The inmdtt who aucceeikt ts Uie spook of their faith and destiny one who th'nks the same thought every­ Network see, network do, tend now It US a people. It was profoundly one else dcH's. only tiilnks It not less On The Road is all three of them presenting the lats,,^ moving to hear Uiem dvacribe thiui I'i nor more tiinn 21 hours Ix-fori' their people's oxpeirience. from night talk show. The tolents they offer , the lost. the Ume of Abnun unUl the To Savings os musters of ceremony have the A.s for what our little hUtorlcnl ex­ present. cursion suggests about the President, equality and uniformity of their third- I would suppose the words of Get on ttie roed yourself. Atk us about lie emerges ns dlfWcuU to put In any rateness In actual personal talent. But the Lord to Abram contain the Aetna's Auto-Rite; it's car insurance for hleologtcnl pilgeonhole. If he deems the hopes and aspirations we have each has overcome his personal limited­ Supreme Court neeils a stiff ^ dose of as a pet^le and as a nation. safe drivers only. If you qualify, you'll cauUon. he will fj^nd relntliely\ conrer- ness of talent by learning and practicing Wei want, as individuals, ' I : like the money you save, the handy quar­ yatlve npixilntees. If he deems almost as groups, os on Amerli'an peo­ well certain ritualistic formalities of the terly payments, and its single limit of anything wimld be lui Improvement over ple. to be a blessing to others. late show art—the mincing step Into the the current welfare systiMii h»' will This Is quite expected, (uvd in­ protection. Cali us today. plunge ahead with reforms Ilbetals had spotlight being bombarded by artificial deed we woiikl be surprised If feared to broach. He seems tnteresti'd It were otherwise. applause, the lewd glance at the exposed In the long riow rather than Washing­ Tills all comes to pass, at H ay We Quote Batee and Aesist You As We Have So Many Othen ? skin of the first female guest star of ton fads, arvd h'.s decislon-nuiklng is. tn least from the vanta^ point the evening, the bravura air of con- a word, pragmatic. of Old Testament teaching, Come to think of It. one very astute when a people maintain a re­ INSURORS temtit for the commercial, the studied Wa-ihlngton commentator on American lationship of faith with an obedi­ JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc REALTORS imitation of the extemporaneous, and, politics has steadfastly predicted pre­ ence toward God. finally, the motlest admission of Import­ cisely that k’ nd of I*re«ldency His name, Contributed by: si/s/ gasy gu$y 164 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER—649-6261 to give credit where It’s due, is Richard Rev. John E. Post ant friends and social associations. M, Nixon WALL STREET JOURNAL The United Methodist Church ■\ \\ 'I \ • PAGE EIGHT \ .. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 St., Manchester, is in charge PAGE NINE Obituary of arrangements. l2tH Circuit There will be no calling hours. I But Officer, I Was Only,.. Divers Seek A Week Late Tolland Those wishing to do so may Court Cases Camille Toll: 128 Miss Kellems make memorial contributions to The Rev. Ronald B. Halde- Bouell I,. Finley . Sometimes a fella might just what the sbutterbug had In the cancer fund. (CoBttnued from Page One) Victims O f man of St Mary's Episco­ Refuses Again OOVBJNTRT—Ruasell L. Fli»- as well be carrying a gun as a mind. MANCHESTER SESSION looting w ^ imposed at the re­ pal Chmoh -wHl not appear TV-Radio Tonight ley, '68, o< Oe«**« charged with follow- Sendee (IRS) officials. Miss (30) F Troop Works Department. He was a to me like you've been nervous ne.ss establishment that has 2,000 homes destroyed and more (30) FUm (34) Sounds 3or a Suimnar times calling in dangerously the house. She Identified the 30 feet above normal, fled In­ OOlolalB estebUahed the toU at lart n’ght’s caucus staged seiv- ^ topplng'^ter'tfekeT*te ^ ^ Kellems said, "send me a check Night member of Rockville Lodge of since 1949." Corrigan found than 2,000 damaged In the Gulf- (13) Dannla tha Mattace been "cased" and "h it" with young man with the camera, land before Camille arrived. 21 or 32 but did not know there oral upsets Including the major narOea *’*’*”* ticket In a car driven by Paul C. Quin- tor what has been taken from (8) 8tuni(> the Stars (8) It Tkkaa a Thief BMks. close to the American troops. (..>3033-30)10-:------JtsW Wolflnger guilty of breach of regularity that has become Biloxi and Gulfport were un­ port-Biloxi area. contest of the evening In which Peabody, Maas., col- me under a law which does not 6:45 ( 34) Frlandly' OiMt (13) . But the company was ambushed and convinced the constabulary were 66 or 66 pesaengen aboaiM 6:00 ( M.10,l3-40j News. Sporta 03) The Beat of Merv Survivors, besides his wife. peace, fined him $30 and gave monotonous to the proprietor. that his purity was certainly der 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew. Na­ State AdJ. Oen. Walter John­ State May Add newcomer (Jharles Ramondo de- . , neiaw a iijed with tee rear of a truck exist and I will resume pay- Waathar Ortflln twice as it tried to link up with the converted tug Fraldieu (13) Movie of Week Include two brothers, Leonard him a 60-day suspended sen­ Apparently his actions equal to that of Sir Lancelot. tional Guardsmen, armed with son said that, ^ e w h e re along fe- Rawtklde 8) Feature FUm sides and possibly was saved "who speaks with authority, The engagement of Miss Bogalusa, a city of some 21,600 Christian, population 8,800, was teat Connecticut is entiUed to a regstraltim lists. ^ Quinlan was charged with ‘Te higher tor single «:30 (30) ^iSuSacurCv S-U) Doc-M Day and Mrs. Flton Campbell of charge of operating an imregda- finest, and proceeded to request and not as the scribes," attest­ OfflelaJs coimted 34 survlvxMs, 18) News from being overrun by an Air Judith A. Lido of PlalnvUIe, for­ In Louisiana. Mayor Curt Siege- devastated and Waveland, popu­ seventh U.S. Representative. Ramondo was nominated tor “P«e‘ votes In favor foUowing too closely. He was P««»ons than for married per- !}?:*y®>J?“''L‘*>'-?.»*nklay (MO)i Dick Cavett Bhow Rockville. tered car and driving with un­ Identification and mqulre about ing to your Intent. Including five recovering In hos­ (18) My Favorite Martfaui merly of Manchester, to Wil­ lln. said power lines were down, lation 1,000, ■was "h it real It depones on how fast other the poet of first selectman by and Dumont last reported as attempting to pass She says that In the past (34) Spectrum The funeral will be Thursday Force C119 gunship whose 24,- safe tires. He was found guilty pitals. There were eight bodtee, ( 8) Wank Reynotdi (9) CBS Newa Hour liam J. Cowell, also of Plain- drinking water was scarce and hard.” dates are growing, as well as Board of Education Chairman "ight. The Republicans . are the westbound truck at the time years ahe paid more than ahe (M) WhaCa New 10:30 (19) Ten Thirty Movie at 8:80 a.m. from the Burke 000-rounds-a-nllnute miniguns and fined $16 for each offense. Includbig those of four persom Waller Cronklte vllle, has been announced by the city in "critical condition." Pascagoula, a atiipibuildlng Con.-.ect;cufs growth during the Da-vldOook. countering the action with new of the accident. should have—$73,049, Including (34) Tetimo Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., attacked enemy troops within 25 Elliott Randall, 22, of 290 who died in hoepUals. 1:46 (30) News 11 00 iM4i>di3t>»-40) News, .yards of the company's position. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil n Martial law was Imposed In center near Alabama, reported 1960a. Joining Ramondo at the top teces of their own. interest----- ‘ 7:00 (30) Huntley Brinkley aports. Weather RockvUle, with a Mass of Spruce St., pleaded nolo to a Archdiocese Aide^ Arrested^ Ten of the missing were be- (3) Cesar's World G. Lido of 44 Avondale Rd. extensive damage. A bridge The American-s sent up 600 Louisiana's Plaquemines Parish "Oonnecticut Is one of a few Of the cusuen. t ic k * mis u. L. Robertnooeix uu- Du- ™ his nomlnehton soeech,sx»eeh, scheduled s c ^ u l ed to t ^ appear p p e T ^In ! Rock-Ri^to I *“vehave made a careful sur- (34) The Road la 30 ^ 3 ) OSeS^rim n requiem at St. Maurice's failure to grant right of way Ueved to be young gto-ls from (10) Alfred Hitchcock reinforcements. Some went Into H er fiance is the son o f Mr. (county) at sundown Monday. from BUoxl to Ocean Springe, states close to the borderilne,” “ on SepTS. ''• y -" saKl. "and nowhere (9-40) Joey BM xn Cawrch, Bolton, at 9:30. Burial charge and was fined $16. Metz, Prance, who i»d gone on (9-13) TruUi or Ocaueuurnc (103Mi>3D) the battle Monday night, and as Files Discrimination Charge and Mrs. John Cowell o f Tor- Deputies with cocked shotguns Miss., was wrecked by tides. a census official said Monday. who defeatod ______can I find a law. enacted by will be in St. Bernard's Ceme­ John Roberts, 22, of Fh’ench rington. tee vessel with a camp excur­ Klalas for the post of second tery, Rockville. others arrived today the two turned back angry residents "There Is no U.S. 90 left,” sion. The state's population is now Mancherter Eventeg HeroJd Co"«Taas. requiring single SEE HA-nmOAt-B TV FOB OOMPCETE USTINON Rd., Bolton, was found guilty HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) __ came up and took him Into Miss Lido Is a graudate of selectman. A third rmniUiteXo battered companies were with­ trying to check on their homes. said Johnson, referring to the believed to be about three mil­ Weas foom tee fu- cx,rreapZ!^„. Betto T V t s ^ ” Friend* may call at the fu­ of overcrowding an automobile An official of the Roman Cath­ custody. Wltneases said a powerful drawing to their patrol base. Manchester High School and a The pariah is a low delta land, heairlly traveled highway that lion, meaning that the six con­ far the selectman poet, Arthur neral home tomorrow from 2 and was fined $10. north wind hit the single-deck Radio Some of the new arrivals were olic Archdiocese of Hartford has The South Green area was the 1967 graduate of Central Con­ laid down over the'centuries by extended across the state neaF gressmen represent an average Gottler withdrew his name from R a n ^ pledged to ".to ail Quatrale. tel. 876-M45. "arbitrarily ^ e n t is f tax's” to 4 and 7 to 6 p.m. Donald L. Smith, 17, o f 23 boat from the front and sent posslb.'ie to make the Repubh (This listing bioludea only thnaa news broadcasts of 19 or 18 brought In by helicopters dodg­ accused Hartford police of racial scene of a number of arrests necticut State 0>llege, New Bri­ the Mississippi R iver’s silt. Offi­ the coast. of 500,000 persons each. the (xnbeat before votes were era Into ‘married." 'alngle' and Kerry St., was fined $30 for passengers tumbling to tee can party victorious in the elec mlBute toaglh. Some stalinna M9n-v other abort newaeaoto.) ing enemy antiaircraft fire. One last week as Puerto Ricans tain. She is employed as a cials said the communities of Whether or not Oonnecticut cast Max Chelkin breach of the peace. discrimination for arresting him teacher In the Berlin School In Biloxi, he added, the surg­ stem, fllBaig the craft with wa­ tlon.*' chopper was shot down by a gathered on Main Street. They Venice, Boothvllle and Triumph winds a seventh representative, Republican Town Chairman ‘heada of household.’ ” inKM —ois Max Chelkin, 65, of Meriden, Dennis Armstrong, 20, of 236 on a loitering charge. System. ing, wind-driven sea smashed ter. It did not sink. A Ic-cal businessman, Ramon­ District Board I:30ap*ak Dp Bporu rocket grenade just as It took were reported angry over the were wiped out. the district lines will probably RuaeeU Stevenson served as l:(X) Ho.-Uurd RlghUgho i.lO Bpaak Up spans Center St., pleaded guilty to Guillermo Alllon, Bollvon-born over the waterfront area, swept do servee as New Ekigland dis­ 1:00 Nows father of Mrs. Michael Beraorl beating of a Puerto Rican by a Mr. Cowell is a graduate of "There are no homes there,” "Tixla seemed to upset tee ctealrman of tee (aoicua. A l­ 9 :30 Bpaak Up Hantora off after unloading some rein­ breach of peace and was fined Hartford coordinator of the away nightclubs and bain, have to be redra-wn after the trict manager of the Miracle Resets Meeting a',rLm "iSS' 1:30 Barry Farbar of Manchester, died yesterday member of a motorcycle club, Torrington High School and a said Parish Commissioner How­ equilibrium end as It tilted vi­ census, despite the fact that they though there w ere oonteslB tor 13:00 QuM Houn (3:16 Sign Ott forcements. $26. Arch'dlocesan Office of Urban reached a depth of eight feet In Equipment Co. He is married clala, who said, "We believe teat at the World War II Veterans the "Commancheros." 1966 graduate of Central Con­ ard Wilcox. '"ITiere are no gro­ olently about 30 of them feU ikito manor pests, Stevenson did not trrtiF —w • The big battle coincided with Lulre Booska, 17, of 444 Bum- Aff.ilrs, says police picked him the lobby of the Broadwater are only five yeans old. The and with Ws ssrtli ' K i ^ ^ « » jrou and other reaponalble oltl- 6 .00 Daaoy ClairtiiB 6 W Anaieooa Bdittoe Memorial Hospital In Meriden. Puerto Rican leaders claimed necticut State College. He Is cery stores. Nothing, period. A tee water,” sold fleherman Ro­ announce the voting results l:;6 Iteriut Rvoon the 24th anniversary Monday of ham St. received a total of $40 up early last Friday morning Beach Hotel and wiped out the court-ordered redlstricUng effec­ *'®***^ and two teen-age chUdien on ®'*****' UtteOe* District board **"■ ®on make your views on t:00 Dick HMttMriot The funeral was held this af­ that persons standing peaceably employed at the Hartford Na­ land Oonde-veaux, who pulled In other then to state the name of buoh,, rw 3:00 BUI Lov* 1:30 WaaUitr the opening of the Vietnamese because they thought he was a few telephone poles, tugs in the tive in 1964 was based on I960 a m « of ^ on ^ director was to be held last ‘^ «a adequately «:MBtrirtly Bporta ternoon at Temple B’nal Abra- In finra after being found guilty on the sidewalk were arrested tional Bank in Hartford. canneries along Cannery Row. 12 of tee survivors. the wtenere. 1 in Oary Olrwit) revolt against French rule In Puerto Rican. A white man marsh, houses In the m a rsh - U.S. Census figures, and there 4.36 Afltmoon M hks haim, Meriden. Burial was In of operating a motor vehicle while the Commancheros went A November wedding Is plan­ Caaslbry said injured brou^it Before the vbte, Kaiaa prom- night but tt was portponed uiv '*^,**^‘ ^®“ >^ng to dls- WINV—llte 7:00 AooaM 63 1945. The Viet Cong Radio said parts of them.” Bathers from a nearby camp­ have been substantial population Mrs. Bartiara Kalas, tecum 6:00 New* without a license, operating an fkondlng next to him •was not free. ned. into Gulfport Monday had to be complete cooperation with til next MIonday t o T u ^ o f a 7 :16 Now the Meriden Hebrew Cemetery. Some 6,000 residents lived In ing site swam .out and helped changes among the districts 7 30 DavM Brtnklay the Viet Cong were determined unregistered motor vehicle, and arreftted, AlUon said. shifted to Hattiesburg, Miss., tee various commlmiloiui m quorum. ^ “ *■ required to enforce." 7:8# Rod 8m va Twin* Survivors also include his One member o f the club, A l­ the area, but nearly all -were bring Dteer survivors adiore. since then. Bpaak Up HarUofv to win strong and complete vic­ disobeying an officer. because the storm-weakened' * if 10:16 Jo* Oaiwglola wife, a son, Wa mother, two sls- Alllon was arrested a short fred J. Boudreau, 26, was ar­ . EY>ur dtrectora ware absent; 6:4} !Lowoll 'niotii** Nlghtboal tories for the August anniversa­ Baby Top M ilk User evacuated before the storm. The ^ “P”*’ agalnzt^!^ h'^ 6:U to to tera two grandchildren, sev­ The case of Booaka's compan­ time after he had attended a rested Wednesday on a breach of Gulfport Memorial Hospital was ---- Fha Rianilc U :U Nawo. Wmihar ry and for the 24th anniversary CHICAGO — The highest con­ same area was devastated by portadly d rfe a tin g ^ opponent dted his expertence as adect- teroo are on vacation and otte N tM M h h n rlw J '- l l - 7:00 Thv WorM TUalse eral nieces and nephews. ion, Leo Bushey, 17, of 670 N. Thursday night meeting with the peace charge in connection with deemed too hazardous. Is a patient at Manchester U o- L tiH g 7:30 Frank Olfferd Sept. 2 of Ho Chi Mlnh'a procla­ sumption of milk and milk prod­ Hurricane Betsy In 1966. South Windsor ^ e y Blauvatt by only tour ^ many yeara and his in g fe B S T o f Ih. Da, Main St., charged with operat­ city manager and the chief of the beating, which occurred the "We are afraid the roof will rnorloJ Hoopltal. WAUKESHA, WU. (A P ) _ mation of the independence of ucts is by children under one Alabama, on the eastern rim ^ ' „ _____ . — oervlot as preatdent of the TV> - Lance H. Harding ing without a license and oper­ police to discuss grievances of previous Saturday. go,” he said. 4 1 Director Joseph E. Lute was Mysterious long-dUtance «.ii. Vietnam. year, and the next highest Is of the circular storm, also was The Board of ______Ftaanco______bertha land Hlatortcal Soctety _____ AM. A.IUU WmV —^-'••i'*KMi|(*UUiUU1C« CIUlS ating an unregistered motor Puerto Rican residents of the Alllon has filed discrimination Cassdbry said the homeless a v fV -a a M B a r wanw*.^ *U .ia * Lance H. Harding of Lubbock, by boys 9 through 19. In gen­ hit by hurricane force winds featomed a abc-way race for the ‘“ TOe™ ra9Uite the ho^Ntal’s self ^ been appearing on Thomas South Vietnamese Infantry­ vehicle, was continued until South Green area. charges with the State Commis­ along the strip were being shel­ Ceremony for John Fitch^ Tex., weH known In Manches­ eral, boys and men use more and raging tides, leaving exten­ ^-yearsix-year term with present First caucus wouW appear to Indl- building yesterday af- •'^emjnrs telephone bUI. men reported 16 men wounded Serpt, 8. He said he hod Just told three sion on Human Rights and Op­ tered In schools, churches and ter during the early 1920's, died milk products than girls and Selectman Erneat Vlk and Blau- cade a strong Influence of the ternoon to utxieigo teste and people hod been but none killed In a two-day bat­ The case against Maureen Puerto Rican men on Park sive damage In the Dauphin Is­ other public buildings that wer­ Saturday, Aug. 9, In Lubbock. portunities in connection with his women In all age groups. examteation*. answering when the phone rang tle a mile south of the eastern land area. A curfew to block Unsung Inventor^ Slated velt emerging as the victors. kxal Young GOP. Ramondo and Mr. Harding fought with the Harrington, 388 Summtt St., Street to go home when police arrest. en’t too ba£y damaged. Dlrectora Harold O^ood, ^ ***" Hartland home. flank of the demilitarized zone. charged with failure to grant Reoubilcan fleUed only one Dumont have bote been active- BrHlirii Arm y during the Boer The reunvelilng of the John Fitch’s later life, particularly George McKieever oi«] Patrick Klemteg contacted the tele- They claimed 78 North Viet­ right of way at on Interseotloh, candidate tor the two-year term ly involved te the YGOP. Wax and later In Egypt and ty. Hla case was continued un­ Fttch Memorial! at his bdrth- in Bardstown where he died te on the Board o f Finance, Dumont, who Uvea on Glen Donlon were all reported to be -P*®"® company and an InvestA- namese soldiers killed and said was nolled. til Aug. 38. on vacation. gator was put on the case. Hs Turkey. A veteran of World plaoe on 464 King St. Friday 1798 and is buried. TTie Nelson Incumbent Stuart J<»lln, and D*" - serves as chairman tor the they captured 500 mortar shells. Also nolled was the charge Ironworkers Board chairman WlUiam Han- <*l*®ovcred, Judge William O. War I, he drove an ambulance Cases continued: at 2 pjn. may cause some ooir- County (Ky.) Historical Com- only one candidate tor the four- Zoning Board of Appeals, and Two il.S. soldiers were killed against Bruce Ross, 24, of 634 for the British Army In France Frederick Hoff, 49, of Hazard- A NEW, IMPORTANT rections in history ibooka. mdsslon In 1925 persuaded Con­ klnson rescheduled the meetiiM' Callow of evrunty Court was year term, present finance several offi<^ tn the and later for the American Ex­ and eight wounded, spokesmen Woodbrldge St., charged with for next Monday night at 7. told, that Flem teg’s neighbor, vllle, charged with operating a Accept Pact This is tee hope of Mrs. gress to acknowledge Fitch as board chairman Howard Wolf- YGOP. said when a U.S. Sheridan tank failure to drive In the. proper Roy Barkenow, had tapped peditionary Force. motor vehicle while intoxicated, Bayard Pelton, historian of the true inventor of the steam­ anger;i0 g;g. At the close o f the caucus, accidentally fired a shell Into an lane. Flem ing's line and had been H e cam e to Manchester in and violation of a limited li­ M ERIDEN, Conn. (A P ) — South Windsor Hlstorioel Soed- boat. ^ This action will result In, the Stevenson noted the many “dla- 1918 and shortly afterwards American position 66 miles Wlllliun Lovely, 16, of WUll- BOOK FOR YO U - getting free service for eight cense to drive, until Aug. 36. Ironworkers who staged a 60- ety, and many others who have Looking to the future, Mrs. .A-----AS- a .. a Eieneions tor the various ot* MiniBkirts Approved north of Saigon. mantlc, pleaded not guilty to automatic election o f the tour muiivii*mionths. ^ined the British - American Joseph Lareau, 39, of East day strike accepted a contract worked to give Flitch reixigni- P e ’tnn said, “ Wo hope that ap­ flees" and "called for aJi the The U.S. Command reported charges of auto theft, two present members of the Board for all the BAL-HMORE.BALTTMORE, Md. (AP)(A P ) - Barkenow w was im convicted of Club, of which he became an Hartford, charged with break offer today which will give them tion as the Inventor of the propriate recognition will be 29 enemy rocket and mortar at- c:ounta of break and entry and of Finance who agreed to run ore proper attire fraudulently obtaining telephone active member. He was em­ and entry, larceny and refusal a reported $10.68 on hour in steamboat. M any history books made on August 22. 1987, the tacka between 8 a.nl. Monday two counls of larceny. His case againagate tor the office. RopulJlcans"* ■wte' offirialiv Serial Security Admlnls- aerwtoe. He was fined $75 ployed in the credit department to be fingerprint^, imtll Aug. wages and fringe benefits In the give Robert FXilton credit for 2(X)th anniverBary of the latmch- and 8 a.m. today and said six was added to the jury docket In Democrats had put up one ^ p ^ lca n s win ^ ri^ ly tratlon’a headquarter, complex of Watklne Bros, for a short 26. last year of a three year pact. the discovery that revolutioniz­ campaign after Us- W ^ w n . Americans were killed and 68 Sept. teg of the first steamboat by candidate for each of the two time. The vote, conducted behind ed transportation. wounded. Sandra Stomen, Hartford, J(>hn Pitch.” terms last week, with Donald Tile agency's employe news- Helps Solve 3 liggest 'utuTtdf On Jtme 21, 1920, he married The other WUltonantlc youths closed doors at the Meriden Dates have recently been en­ Vehicles Collide HOLMES?. charged with shoplifting, until Morganson running tor a two- Haael L. Watkins, daughter of In one attack, a 100-pound arreHted with Lovely also plead­ 400 MAIN M tif T •AANCHIilll.CONN Aug. 26. Armory, was announced as 307- graved on tee granite marker year term and John Burokas rocket ripped through the oper­ ed not guilty. They are Dwayne I mOWARO HOlM f S ARTHUR MOlMfS N09MAN MOIMIS Mr. end Mrs. F. Ehnest Wat- George Barber, 23, of 26 Mar­ 189. The union has about 1,600 which was erected In 1914 by FALSETEETH ating room of n U.S. Marine dis­ Ratcliff, 18, charged with two Gharred Bodies for a four-year term. . Mna. Mrs. Harding died April garet Rd., charged with lar­ members across the state. the Admiral Bunco Section of Werrlet and Problems pensary at the Marble Mountain courvts of break and entry and candidates which the 1M0KNI1 18, 1928. Soon after her death, ceny, until Sept. 16. Asked when the Ironworkers the Na-vy League of the United A llttU PABTCrrH aprtnklgd on air base two miles southoost of two counts of larceny; and Are Dug Up On public may select from for the . 1 a « .ut - oWloe. but shorte and vour denture* doee all thtt iD Of IMl he m oved to Florida where he William Corty, 23, of Kelly would return to work, a spokes, States. Sharing honors at tee onoin "1 don’t cure whut kind of funeral Da Nang, killing two Americans Michael Saucier, 16, charged finance board are those running Halbloom of ane utuu'<'epiabte. Helpe hold both upper* end loeren Joined the Taggart Insurance Rd., Vomon, charged with rac­ man said "probably tomorrow, re-unveiling will be Mrs. Mar­ nrmer loneer (3) Kulde them more »uu they hold for me— I’ll lie dead any­ and one Korean and wounding Beach in Brazil for a sbe-year term. Democratic ® • These are an inappropriate Oo. of, St. Petersburg. Later, with one count of break luid en­ as soon as possible." romforubly. O) tAet'eyou biu herd­ ing, and failure to have tail- tin Pandozzi, 'preeldent of the VITORIA, Brazti (AP) — six-year _____ er. eet feeUr. remoue rAB TK m i how!” lt’» not un uncommon Btnte- ho was employed In the pub­ one American. Other rockets try and one count of larceny. Powder U Albsllne • not ecld Won’t ' lights, until Sept. 8. ■ Union spokesmen would not South Windsor Hiatorial So­ Eleven charred bodies have are William Swanback and Ron­ ment. Muny jieople nuy it and In a licity department of the Read­ fell on the runway, closing It for Their cases were also added to p.m. eour No gummy, fooey. peaty Uet* Barry J. Cole, 26, of 167 E. comment on contract details. ciety, and Dr. . NateMe Fitch, been dug up at a beech near ald Montessi Denturee thst Bt ere cseentlel to way they’re right. But no one should er’s Digest magazine. a brief period. the Jury docket of September. evening gowns,” the article said. Center St., charged with evad­ But it was reported similar to a professor emeritiM of Colum­ State Trooper Roger Wolf of heeith See your dentlet reguleriy Harvey Steeve, 23, of 236 here, and state authorities say In other contested offices In CJel FABTBBTH et ell drug counters foi^et that the funeral in for the Private burial took place ing responsibility, and non-sup­ a tentative contract agreement bia University and a dependent the victims aitearently were tor­ Woodbrldge St., was added to cumbent constables David'Ca'- living. Rather than pre«cril>e a no- yesterday In East Cemetery, port, until Aug. 26. which had been rejected Aug. of John Pitch. tured, executed and burled by banlsa and Harrv s»nn» ------Halbloom’s vehicle. Dance Teacher the September jury docket after banlss and Harry Stone i;Allcd ” diHpo8ul-ty|)e” funerul, re- A rearrest warrant was Is­ 1 . one of Brazil’s notorious death travelling In an eastbound di­ he pleaded not guilty to chargee The event will (xmtinue at joined by Arthur Zinsser and mcmlier that a iM’uutiful and digni­ James L. Ohagnot sued for Lloyd Sinclair, 81, of squads. rection, collided Mrlth another Sj^udies Abroad of reckless driving and fail­ 2:80 p.m. at the Wd Memor­ Howard Martin. A fifth candl- " TOLLAND — Jamee L. Chag- East Hartford, charged with An aide to Gdv. Crtstiano Dias by fied ceremony— while it will l)c meun- Mlchellne Morin has Just re­ ure to (nrry a reglstmUon. ial Library lcle driven not, 78, o f S. R iver Rd. died operating a motor vehicle while Lopes said Monday four local Martin Levenaon, 68, of New­ 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ingleuA to you— may lie of untold con­ turned from the Parls-American A September jury will hoai Destroy Heart, ing at tee library, besides Mrs. was defeated. last night at on out-of-town hos­ hla license was suspended, op­ lawmen—three detectives and ton Center. Mass. The Halbloom solation for those you leave behind. pital. Academy In France where she the Close of Thomas Kerrigan, Pandozzi and Mra. Pelton, will Democrats also put up tour erating a motor v^cle while the legal adviser to Vitorria's spent six and a half weeks 30, of 2 2 6 % Woodbrldge St. He Widow Insists be L. Ellsworth Stoughton, or­ candidates tor the post with a DELUXE STATION WAGON Mr. Chagnot was bom Nov. his registration was suspended, (telef of police—had been arrest­ studying Jazz and ballet danc­ (Continued from Page One) ganizing preeldent of tee East total of seven eligible to serve. 10, 1890 In Franco, and lived in pleaded not guilty to charges of luvd failure to surrender his ed In connection with the kiU- ing. Wlmtoor Historical Society; Valerie Ralston defeated Rob­ • RADIO the Manchester area for many evading responsibility and op- name. He was ordered placed any other heart transplant pa­ ings. He said tee govenior has Miss Morin ts tile 19-year-old Mayor Howard E. Fitts; A. ert Strout In a close contest tor DAVIS • VINYL INTERIOR years before coming to Tol­ enutlng under the Influence of under a $600 surety bond. tient. He was cremated Mon­ ordered the entire beaite dug iq> owner of Mlchellne School of liquor. Robert Matt, jxresident of the library director. • ^TONE FINISH land. He was an Arm y veteran day, but apparently the heart In a search fo r more bodies. EXTERMINATING CO. of World War I. Dancing In Vernon, which open­ Hartford Council, N avy League Incumbent candidates for the There will also be jury trljiJs was retained by Qroote Srtiur The vicUms were tortured and ed last September,. She Is also of the United States, and Mra. various other offices were Over 18 yean of axporienoe Survlvoni Include a son, In the esses of Philip Bourque. Cake Cutting Delayed Hospital for study. then shot in the head with their a dance Imilructor at Manches­ Sarah B. Smith, Historical Corn- unanimously endorsed by the witli . . . James Chagnot of Tolland; a 54, of 25 UhcBtor Dr., who plead­ Barnard said Blalberg’s death hands tied behind their bocks, mission, Bardstown, Ky. caucus, Including Gloria Meu- Boacbes Ante brother, Julius Chagnot of Flo­ ter Community College where ed ivot guilty to a charge of HAMILTON — At traditional was caused by his body’s rejec­ the aide said. He said the rida; three ststera, Mrs. Jennie she Introduced a dance pro­ fraudulent Issuimce of n check, Bermuda weddings there are Several state officials, repre­ rant for town clerk; Mrs. Elea­ Bote Mice tion final'ly of the transplanted corpses apparently were burned SUverflah Wasps Lappen o f Manchester, and gram lost year at the special lUid Richard Oavls, 30 of 86 two cokes. The groom’s Is a sentatives of various historical, nor Weston tor town treasurer ^ 1 4 9 5 heart, a process which the doc­ FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON to prevent identification. I oenete Earwigs patriotic and steamboat organi­ and agent of the town deposit Miss Em m a Chagnot and Mrs. request of MCX3 President FVed- OHvor Rd., charged wlRi non­ pound cake covered with gold tors were able to check for a The death squads, which oper­ Basemento Aportoante Marcel Donze, both of Florida; orlck W. Lowe Jr. She belongs support. leaf to signify wealth; the time with drugs. But eventually,. An Associated Press Close-to-the-News Documentary zations have been invited to the ate In several cities in east-cen­ fund; Mrs. Elaine Bugbee for Homes TED TRUDON, Inc. and a grandson. to the Ballet Society of Con­ Roy Oarey, 18, of 43 Seaman bride’s Is a fruit cake covered event which wUl be co-sponsored Tax Collector, and (Jlyde Jondro Barnard said, so much heart tral Brazil are believed to be VOUWWAOBN The funeral will be Friday at necticut. Circle, elected to bo tried by with silver leal. The lower tier by the Hartford Council, Navy tor tee Board of Tax Review 24 Hour Service muscle was destroyed that Blal- made up of policemen who feel TOtXAND TUBNPIKB TAIAXnrVBULB 8:16 a.m. from the Burke Fhi- In Paris Miss Morin studied the court, after pleading not of the bride's cake Is not cut berg was "back to where he League and the South Windsor Brazilian law Is too stow and too Also, Douglas Prior tor a full Phone S25-5030 Never again will there be a neral Home, 76 Prospect St., jazz dancing in classes with guilty to a charge of posses­ until the christening of her first started, before we did (he trans­ Hlstorl(5al Society. Refreshments tex in punlshlrig criminala. The six-year term on the Planning Rockville, with a Mass of re­ Ous Qlordano and ballet tmder sion of liquor on public proper- chUd. plant.” first landing on the moon. 'Will he served te the club room squads are suspected of execut­ and zoning Commission; Aug­ quiem at Bt. Jamee' Church, Igor Ftosco. She also studied And fiever again will there be of the library. ing more than 1,(KX) pensona ust Loehr Jr. tor a six-year Manchester, at 9. Burial will be FVenoh, art history, and F'rerK’li The Aug. 22 date for the pro­ since 1968, most of them petty term on the Zoning Board of in St. James' Cemetery, Man­ and American contemporary such a volume as this. gram ■was chosen, Stoughton criminals with long police re- Appeals and Gerald Balaton for chester. muzic. She took side trips to Written by John Barbour, an said, l^ause it was Aug. 22, (xzrds. Zoning Board of Appeals alter­ Friends may call at the fu­ London oml Switzerland. Deadly Chemicals Make Many outstanding journalist who has 1787 that Fetch’s steamboat was The governor’s aide inid the nate. .][3sr][oj neral home Thursday from 3 to Miss Morin graduated from launched on the Delaware River The Republicans dto not en­ been helping cover the thrust police chief’s legal advlaer was 4 and 7 tO-rp:m, - Manchester High School In t067 te Philadelphia and traveled a minor official In charge of the dorse a candidate for Zoning as co-captiidn of the majorettes into space from the start, its 80 miles at a speed of eight district where the beach is lo­ Board of Appeals, (four-year FURNITUREi Inc. Mrs. John Hehwelr and attended Mimrhester Com­ Cross-Country Runs Unnoticed 70,000-word text includes much mUes an hour. One hundred cated when the first ijxidy was term), resulting te the auto­ SOITTH WINDSOR — Mrs. munity College for a year ami a years later a tablet was placed found there in March. He was matic election of Democrat 525 BUHNHIDK AVKM K By OREOO HERRINOTON The results were severe on attracted considerable attention new material and is comple­ Alina Schwelr, 76, of 56 Sulli­ luilf. The young diuicer lives in the state capltol in Hartford promoted because higher offi- Gej^ald Doudera. Associated Press Writer New Years Day 1968 In a two- as a threat to residents along van Ave. died this morning at with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mented by more than a hundred commenioratteg the genius, (dals became susplctous of the In the Board of Finance con­ KABT HARTf’tJRD, fXJNNKfTH’IT train smashup In Dunrelth, Ind. the routes. Manchesber Memorial Hospital. Joseph Morin, at 401 Birch Mt. WASHINGTON (AP) — While of the most dramatic color pic­ patience and perseverance of casual way he was (arrytng out test a second vote was neces­ The fire and explosion of a tank "But we really need these OPEN BVENINIU4 I NTIL 9 P.M. She was the wife of John Rd. \ attention was focused on a shlp- Pitch “ the first to apply steam the investigation and wanted to sitated by Ramondo’s victory Schwelr. car filled with ethylene oxide things,” Byrd said. "Anhydrous tures ever taken. - - mont of surplus military gas, siKxseaafully to the propulsion of watch him more ctosely, the as first Selectman candidate. destroyed a tomatp cannery and ammonia Is a fertilizer that Mrs, Schwolr was bom De*-. hundreds of trucks and trains To make sure that you- get vessels through water.” aide aald. He had been the winner of a seven homes and damaged 87 seeks moisture. If It comes In 12, 1892 in Oemumy, and lived carrying deadly commercial your copy of a first edition that Mrs. PeMon la preparing her The spokesman said tee legal six-year term on the Board of in South Windsor most of lier IRA Ready other residences and businesses. contact with human tisaue it cargoea were rolling across the report Friday on Fitch’s early adviser was reported to have life. She wos a member of Our.* Tbere jv e r e no fatalities and will eat you up. It corrodes the doubtless will beiiome a collec­ country unnoticed by the public life. H e left what is now South told poUcemen who patrol the Savior Lutheran Church. Talks Continue only five Injuries. skin. But without It you proba­ tor’s item, you should make your • Iasi week. Windsor In 1769 when he was beach to flee te order to avoid -Survlvoni, besides her hus­ (Continued from Page One) TTie threat of explosions and bly wouldn't be' eating tomor­ reservation now. 28 yeara old. South Windsor arrest. band, Include 3 sons, I.ean R. Recent concern over move­ toxic fumes forced evacuation row. Without these hazardous Scattered gimftre was report­ was then part of East Wind­ Vitoria 1# about 25 miles Schwelr, Albert J. Schwelr imd ment of potentially hosardous of Dunrelth for two days. You and your children and. HAVE er! In Belfast, and police and B- materials the whole economy of sor. northeast of Rio De Janeiro. Eklward Schwelr, all of Soutli materials has been aimed chief­ A spokesman at the National the country would collapae. You your children's children will find Specials opened fire on two cars She has faoish books 9 2 great-grandohlldren. ported ofgthe hazardous mate­ cant accidents. barberl wire barricades they been moving from producers to was a prisoner of wax of the were, te order, Argentina, Mex­ Private graveside services will rials according to the AAR, are Then there are the Class B had stretched last week along British. ico, Venesuela, CUls and be held at Wapplng Cemetery. consumers for years. liquid petroleum gas—LPG__ poisons. streets in Belfast to se|ian\te ORDER YOUR BOOK NOW AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF $5 (Jokanbisu " I couldn't tell you how many Mra. Smith will speak on Holmes Fiuienal Home, 400 Main the warring Protestants and and anhydrous ammonia. These Include many herbi­ CkithollOB. Police said the wire cars with hazardous materials Some 14 4 billion gallona of cides and Insecticides such as are In motion right this min­ was removed In "an effort to re­ I.PG were transported to U.S. the widely used parathlon. The book contains: USE THIS COUPON TO ORDER ute." William F. Black of the consumers In 1967. FVur billion Personal Notices lieve tension." About 300.000 tons of parathlon • 224 pages. 9 'i ' x 12*2' Federal Railroad Admlnlstra gallons went by truck, 1.3 billion were shipped by all means of BRAND NEW tton said Monday. "But many, gallons by rail and the rest by transportation In 19 67. hard-bound edition, with dust- FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON Card Of Thanks many cars carrying corrosive, pipeline or a combination of Parathlon'a danger is not nec- heith's STORE ^ \ W« wikh to ttmnk our I About Town radioactive or explosive mate- pipeline and truck or rail. jacket. . N J . neighbors, end reletlvea for their easarily Immediate, but If it i\ many ecu ot klndnee* and expnre- Miuichesler Junior Women's rhll are moving on just about " I f a tanker full of LPG rup­ • 70.000 word manuscript by ■ \ -17* n r i H B \ AUGUST leaks during shipping and geU • \ alone of lympethy ahown during Club fine arts i-ominltle,- will every through freight train." Box 5, Teaneck, Ijl.J: 076^ our recent bereavement. tured and i-«ught fire vou'd \n foodstuffs It can kill the even­ AP space specialist John Bar­ meet tomori\>w at 8 p.m at the An Association of American have a pretty good conflagra­ tual consumer. like VWnMy of Enclosed is $ . Send me copies Will be closed ktUNCHESTER home of Mr.<. John llublev. '.’64 Ballroads spokesman said 82 tion." says William K. Byrd of bour. i Izoiitea Mora. There apparently are no alg- of Footprints on the Moon. • Hiickmuteck St. million tons of non-mllltary hai- the Department of Transporta­ nlflcant instances of this In • More than lOO full color il­ PARKADE In Memoiiam ardoiu materials were trans­ tion's Office of Hazardous Mate- American history but 80 persons In loving mamory of our fuhrr First' Church of Christ, Scien­ ported by rail in 1967. the latest rialV^ lustrations. from the first Name all day Wednesday, I B ti — f MMmm •nd my hualMux). Joseph Blnkji. died In Colombia In 1967 after who imned away Auzust 17. 1966 tist, will hold Its midweek tes­ year for which figures are avail­ "And chlorine. It's been eating bread made from flour space efforts m 1960s through timony tomorrow at 8 p.m. at able, Address Ood looked around Hla garden. shipped for 28 yeara In exactly contamlnated In a truck that to Apollo 11. And saw an empty tkioe. the church. The meeting Is open "W e're shipping an awful lot the kind of container they also carried parathlon. City Stale Zip August 20Hi He then looked down from Heaven to the public. of this stuff with absolutely no And law a tired face: shipped the phosgene In last Transportation Department • Edited and produced by the ■y ^^ t r i d e R it e problems," another AAR official .Klakf chrekt payahlf to The .Associated Press He put Hla arms around lUm, w-eek." he said. Two trains car­ regulations currently prohibit worlds largest news-gathering And took him to HU oare Calvary CSiurch on 647 E. .said. "When we do liave an ac­ 7 ^ m ^ e up aU he euffored. rying poisonous World War I /transportation In Uie same vehi­ V , ^ SHOE Middle Tpke. will have a mid­ organiiatjon. The Associated Our employes are AsMl all that beemed unfidr. cident It's going to get quite a phosgene gas from the Rocky cle of foodstuffs and Claaa B IReserve sour copy n on .lor dehsery alter successful isukmi week prayer and praise senice bit of play because the results AND Avar remembered by hie •Mountain Arsenal In Colorado to poisons unless they are" In un­ Press. shot Print tv ty pe plainly and suppis complete addresi Now Wife, Henrietta and Family. tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. , are so severe." ' going on an oufing. Tess New York State and Txiutsiana' breakable, airtight containers. sienEx SHOE •»AGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969

Section Two TUESDAY, AUGUST l9, 1969 E o r n i n g TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 Pages il to 20

Columbia Going South First the country lost its Agostinelli Heads PB C Issues Jacqueline Kennedy and now Manchester loses Its—but, they are two different wom­ T hree Zone en. Republican Slate The country lost its Jac­ Mayor Nathan G. Agostinelli heads the slate of can­ Perm its queline Kennedy to Greece. Manchester loses its Jac­ didates for municipal office endorsed last night by the The Planning and Zoning queline Kennedy to Florida. FRIDAY RUG. 22 Manchester Republican Town Committee. He and in­ Commission has said it vrtH al­ The local Jacqueline Ken­ cumbents David O. Odegard and Donald 0. Wells are nedy was a member of the three of the six GOP candl------low three requested zoning per­ Republican Town Commit­ dates for the Board of Direc- .u,. ______. mits to be Issued if each meete tee, and she has resigned. existing requirements suicord- The other Jacqueline Ken­ the Nov. 4 town electkma. ______tag to the zoning agent. Mr. nedy was, of course, a and Mrs. John CarroU, Hen- Democrat. crd^daC^airntw^rer^ e^^i^"at nequta Rd., requested permis­ sion to build a carport; Arthur and Thomas Peters, Bates Col­ Wltherell, Cherry Valley Rd., lege in Maine. nam J^ Diana. ^ ^ r e e " a" wishes to enlarge his present Others are Martha Gifford. The Republicans voted last native, he has re.sided in Man- garage, and Kenneth Erickson Connecticut College; Catherine n ght to endorse a can- cheater since 1960 He Uvea at requested permission to enlarge Grant, Springfield College; dtdate for town clerk, to oppoae 74 Mountain Rd. Incumbent Democrat Edward a garage and InstaU an apart­ Carl Gosllne, Middlebury Col­ Atty. William J. Diana, S3, la Tomklel. The action was on a ment in a building on Erdonl lege, Vermont; Roger Johnson, a Manchester native. Ho la em- Rd. All will be granted if zon­ Chris Malek, Jory Smith and recommendation of the town -i___ ing requirements are met. Robert Waldron, Manchester commlltee a executive board. It ^ followed rejection of the nom- PZC Chairman Edward Peter­ Community College; Mary In- inntfon front the floor of WU- Truat son said the group has received zingu and Harriet Randall, Cen­ llnm .Murray for the post. An Section, I'oUcyholdera’ Service an invitation to the next meet- * tral Connecticut; Warren Jur- Department. He restdea at ly t ovaty, Dartmouth; John Martin, acoount ,tf the haaale over a ... _ . tag of the Charter Commission OOP eandldate for town clerk " Middle Tpke Aug. inviting comments on University of Hartford; Janet 21 appears today in a separate James K. Fiirr, 41. alM la a the procedure of that commls- Moeckel, Farmington State Col­ lege, Maine, and William Robin­ Herald stor>'. Manchester native, eonf of the nalssion. Peterson added the __ late Dr. Jiunen W. Farr, a PZC has been asked to meet son, Worcester Technical Insti­ Endorsed unanimoualy last night were aU GOP candidates MolWe hMir, re­ with the Coventry Planning and tute. tar the Board of Education — Manche-ster achool teach- Zoning Commission to consider Also, Gregory Seneteio, Cape Cod Community College; Steven two incumbents and four new- ***** ^^** ewns and operates the the establishment of a flood comers. The IncumbenU are Manchester Surplus Sales Cb.. plan zone at Hop River which Simpson, Eastern Connecticut; Susan Schuasler, Rhode Island Walter Doll Jr and Mrs, Anita North End. He reitclea at borders both communities. School of Design; Jack Thomp- Murphy >9 I bidding St. College Bound .son, Cornell; Ann Tettelbach, There^s More W here They Came From^ Fellas Those endorsed are: I'hiU and W. Philip Susag, 47, Is a na- Many of the local students University of Delaware, and W. Phlltp Susng (or the terms live of Minneapolis and a Man- who graduated from Windham 8th District Deputy FHre Chief John Christensen, left, gets a Festival, to start at 6;S0 on the fire station groumU, Main and Barbara Whitehouse, Albertus November 1969 to November Chester resident since 1948. He ' High School in June are plan­ ^sson to peach-slicing from William Hanktoson, center, and Hilliard Sts. Volunteer firemen have been selling tickets door Magnus College in New Haven. 1971; .Mrs. Murj>hy and Roy C. Is project manager at Pratt ft ning to continue their educa­ F i^ k Mordavsky. Hanklnson is president of the District and to door and a record turnout Is anticipated. Etotertainment Sailfish Race roimoni tar the terms Novem- Whitney Aircraft. Bast Hsrt- tion. A partial list includes: Mordavsky Is a deputy fire chief. Christensen, Mordavsky and will be furnished throughout the evening and 2S prUea will be Mike Catalano won firrt place her 1969 to November 1972; and ford. Past president of the Con- Henry Ramm, who has already Jim Sarlee are oo-chalrmen of Friday night’s annual Peach awarded at 8 ;30. (Herald photo by BuceivlcliM.) in both sailfish races Sunday. entered West Point; Michael Douglos K Kehl ami Hotiert E. necticut Council of Ctaurchee, Wally Lohr was second in the Andrychowski, Central Connec­ SpUlane to the terms Novem- he now is chairman of the Cbff first race and Hank Burton ticut; Henry Beck, Duke Uni­ her 1970 to November 1973. necticut Help Stop Hunger ■third. Chick Shifrin came in Committee Votes iVo versity; Kenneth Church and PINTO Incumbent achool board mem- thsk force, s project of Church second in the second race and William Couchon, University of PINTO, People Interested Ix'r.i Roger B. Ragley and John World Services. He reeldea st Jim Preuss third. There were Connecticut, and George Evans In Narcotics Treatment Or- Klrtcher will «>r>'e inn thc4r un- 46 Adelaide Rd. 18 boats in each race. In the cxptnxl terms to November Roy f . Conyers. 47. a gradu- "novice” sailfish races Satur­ GOP Finds Faction Favoring ganlaaUon Inc., is now open Monday through Wednesday 1970. Both d«'Jln «l to run for ate engineer, U president of the day, Marshall Nuhfer was first. mv^eotlOT Conyers Construction Co. and Candy Beck second and Craig evonings, 6:30 to 10, in (he H A V E bottom floor of the Williams Mrs RoonJind T. Qulsh was of Allied Building Systems Inc. Lohr third. Rnnning Town Clerk Candidate unanimoualy en.fcw»eri:e. was charged with ob- U un ex. . Mem ointe j *’*“'* '^P**bU- candidate for town clerk, year hu party, and on the answer fraudulent Issu- dlre< tur and fonner tlimo-. at 57 Ttick Rd. He U the town’s HOMID OF IH B "The value of the dollar has " to the queallon. ’would a candl------ance of a-- check.------They wore^ both term mnym- ...... Harold A- Tiirklng representative on the Manohee- dropped 50 per cent since 1930,” w a s '^ e a i ^ '^ b T ^ U ^ ' H«ttner. in a long 2 r«'r*Hvod A iiUiiwhnc «>viLlion SHOE interest rate and raising taxee t o ^ T S : j, '* p r o X d ’r ’.'” 'u“ " on the ballot tor town Bohon, chsrg^l with’ two count. " r i l i ' L T n " ™ would be enough, but that’s not Hi> luul onnouir. P.I hIs rntlro- AND of fmuduient lasuonce of ni-.-u from puMic .ifnre Riiilfliiili:* Hum so today.” "*"*• where It woidd^hurt Asking for «uhI getting per- check. Court date Sept. 3. "The only way you can stop ment be made“ tor town -clerk, - - ug. ^wn clerk. mission to speak, he 7Vn> buildings on the eMate at SIMPLEX SHOE vilte, charged with fraudulept with a space-age future! Right now we have this government spending." mo. We put up a gmid fight will be held tills year on Hstur- the Isle Matthew Vaasar wem AN IMMEDIATE JOB lo a n e e of u check, asirt dale .u.y, Hrpt 20, on the Alexander tsirne.1 l„ the ground Monday f u l l p a y ■ Even if you've never fixed anything and we’re not (inishei yet. orders for more than 1200 JT9 D engines for the new genera­ TRAIIM IIM G \A/ITH We’ll be bock!" •’ Jorvls^iwned Dougherty IxiU, by on onsmlsi, Ftre CWsf Ipving tion of superjet commercial airliners! Production, experimental bigger than a lawn mower, you can learn job skills like ma- chairman of the Connecticut KeUmm- « ^ . , . He aald after the me.>tlng tisU at O llier amt DiMigherty fUs Merrick aaki chining, jet engine metalsmithing, tool and die making, elec­ FMlerahon of Y o u , n S ^ l f ^ " U n * T r k * ^ “ he wilt have an annouru ement A(X.inRNTH Tile tnidlUonai M r In Hlgtiland Ftm destroyed a large car­ and overhaul work is in full swing on our famous JT3D, JT8D, T f ' national vice "Our present town clerk ’’ In a few days. A written warning was Issued Park hits been Uwt lo Itl 8 riage house and bam on the JT12, TF30 and J5 2 series of aircraft engines, and on the tronics and many many more. Courses last anywhere from 3 RoUner conUnued, "has done on Under Mato elctlon MiituUf., to Paul Frankenberg, 49, of S3 ''isaitnicUoo ..(■mwllng. erenic selate. weeks to 4 years . . . and you earn full pay while you're learning! federation, resigned from the excellent Job. He has run a p.nixl' customersi organization known candidatea we could find, end accident on Charier Oak llerlsTt Phehm, Dobkin aakl the |9th century did not have the courage to we have the Same situation in m.itel.v 500 in Man.-hretcr'M In­ St , near the S IColn St. de­ that he will .all a "meet the l/ical reoMenta have bsen candidate tor town our exceUent Judge of p it ^ U stance i may be , flUd wtUi the tour yeMerday at 7 p m. camllilales" mreUng of the trying to get the 43-scTe estate 9 olerk.” he announced, " I resign John Walletl ’l^e Hcpubllcain roglstnir of votem GDP Town Ormimittee shortly on the southern sr matte ,md the name w «d.l was broken and the door un have experience, fine. If not, we’ll train you at full pay!) dorsemwt made for town offices. Republican, will vote on the Nov 4 vming ma locked N..thlng has bean r v cterk, Dobkin had said, "Our for him and will hurt our Uck- , hin.-s as the Reput.ll.an .»ndl ported missing : PUajlEI^^CTOIE (the execuUve board) thinking ct. ” date ~ ___ Double Knits Vandalism has been reported 0 a inDDUITPU (Nsal9eM«MwMkA) : CONVENIENT INTERVIEW HOURS, n o w were open Tues- at (he Bucklond Msnufs<-., L » Adams SI . Friday • lOYS' HlOH OUAUTY PERMA-fRESS Fire Calls Wlndrevs In (he buildtng snd In higher! Plus 10% bonus for the second shift. 8 to 4 Mondays through Fridays. Visit the plant employment a car parked In an adjacent tot • SHMTS — SPECIAUY PRICED office nearest you. Now! M W * 4 9 Seize $200fi00 in Drugs Town flrefightare went to 11 were found wtth B-II sIwH holes Academy St. yeetsrday at 4 04 H SHIRTS o lsn S .U By H IIJJAM BAR’TON Broolu. 34, of Columbia. Md.. a p.m. where (hey were colled $39 A radio has been found st 9 a i t m Associated Press Writer plalncloUieamon for the Wooh- after a malfunctl.m caueed a Wickham Itorfc and may be EDUCATION TUITION PAYMENTS for Aircrafters who want WASHINGTON (A P ) — Fed- narcotics squad. small fire U> break out In on claimed at the ponce station to continue their education in area technical schools and eral agenU arrested 20 persons. affldsvlU described oil furnace there. The demsge, * - PLUS a nice place to work with a lot of nice people who are going places in including, two once Identified at ’’'“ taUlo, Paladlno. Verderoo.1 waa m ln », firemen said collegesi and Jackson as "members of an the jet and space age, too! 100% Dacron Polyester Double Knits. Senate hearings members of the Mafia, and seized about interstate norcoUca network The performance fashion fabric for fall. $200,000 worth of heroin and co- »'*™ ns»« ta receive nsr G«*nov«*Hi Nunu^d Ifs simple to sew, washable and fun to caine In a raid on what agenU "*»“ *'■ *"to the United called a major narcotics whole- taeresfter to Irsns- To .Study Grou|>M wear— it never wrinkles. Choose your sale ring. P***** narcotics to regional fall wardrobe from a variety of stitches, AttV Gen John N Miinh.il —suppliersk c ™ - who ....serve ..r ...as ...... central gtste Rep Itonsld S Geno said the arrests Monday nlxht ‘*‘“*'^*"**” '^ wholesalers and vesl. Rep . of Mancheeter’s lath Fabulous patterns and colors. Reg. $5.98 yd. came a^ers^ouJ^^ntJ: d X ' Pratt & by a special »».w (ore. from ih. ■NldavUs identified pomted to two Interim etudy selection of the world’s finest Other Polyester Double Knits reg. $6.98 Bureau of Narcotics snd Dsn “ * " afcoUcs dellv- committees of the General As- D r u « ^ ^ ^ ^ • * "“ »ly -the Labor Commllle, and$7.98yd. NOW $5.88 and $6.88 yd. ney’s office here snd Diotrirt of -Tkckaon os a major whole- snd the Insurance (>>mmtltee MIDDLETOWN EAST HARTFORD Whitney Singer has a aedit piM to fit yma biMiget! ^ lu m b u L i c e o' com nytt... will meet loh. I_ .. .. siding the nsrcoUcs ring by sup- regularly to December JiTO. to Aircraft Road Willow Straet Snr by tbs bssk-ths asw SiagD B vn n P'ytag Information about police prepare recommendations on •4 Sotriig lasb. The stepfay-step hand­ A nsrcoUcs enforcement scllvl legislation by the 1971 General Pircraft book m avsnoiw from the girl s n d ^ i T ^ ^ ' Aseembly who’s new taktn a stitch before to ^ Also said Paladlno r^novesl sold today that he FABRICS SOUTHINGTON NORTH HAVEN the one who Bakes everything i h m i i ^ . Obtained snd TanUIlo slrsady (ace snUcli>stcs that the Insuronc. * telephone wlreupping ch arge in f«ew Jersey of pos- '•omrnjttee will study such sub- V' . sbei«ean.|yjfi \- Waat Gueen Street -4 Xrel J-'»- “ •Otapul.o^.utomobil. A iS Waahingtson Ave. v DIVISION OF UNITEDu AlWORAF r CORP LOW MIU PRiCiS , , , , . ^ *’***•’■ ** Pvtsons are sc- Insurance and no-fsull sutomo "A**®"*!** reUlI- bile Inaursnce programs pr«e Whati MwfertemarrmkBtSiNCEHiodm!* -Ism ee ^ D lL m a’ ^ ^ o f ' 7 *" W’»shlngton sr«s posed during the last legUJs V V Ingeisol said the wiretapping tive s««don by insursne. Com n ^ Carmine device waa installed on a tele musujner William < otter Jockaon- Inge^ol Genovesl waa chosen tor the SINGER Identified elLX ' Mitchell approved the wire, two committees by Hoqse Mi­ An equal opportunity employer lne h . u m * * "*** h«sr- U p lost April 1. and the aurvetl- nortty Loader Stewart B Me- d i ' - r t l For address of the store nearest you, v *i taformer Joseph lance woe outhortsed by the Kinney see white pafas under SINGER COMPANY PBABRIC DePARTM BNT I HINGflB FEWINO ( E.STFK—817-1425 Genoese family of the Coea 1989 Sole S t r ^ Act prololng Genovtsi for fc S i^ t - BOB Itodto 9L« XtaMctosAfetc ' ■ i - In one month Jsekoon hod ceiiVnl srorfc as a sute legisie '4 34 O akland St., Route 83, BAancheater SINGER SEWING CENTn—KS-IS79 V rT ° V U L . * ° ° ° telephone con tar read lo the Manches nuiiadM r Atss. — ----). ** ^ ’ tar sffkJavlU said ter Town < ommltle- losl night Open Daily 10 am to 9:30 pm Sat. JO am to 6 pm -A Irsdsmsrk of 7HC SINaot COWPANV | ^“ PP*''’ *''/ •'*<•*000 almost half a t them In Conner by father (Bib.) askance 43^ort jseket In December, vote to drop West- school’s accreditation for one the entire architect fee—maybe W HAT I SA W IN MAKES r r AMAZONIAN TYPE? 18 Froien rein 11 Stout cord 35 One who has 45 Encourage field and remove its accredita­ year it the "conununlty gives n .c. THBCRyCTALP AUGUST first/ 21 High card on, as a hat 47 Written fonia Nualff fAoto as high as $750,000—under the 0.5.15.A. ClJoiCE I _ 19 Outsider tion. some indication that It waa 2 2 C a n v a s ___ 20 Ultimate 38 Female ruff of mistress plan we voted down,” said ahelter 23 Country 37 Cries 49 Craft Engaged Council President Patrick H. 24S iiitU T ata Dowd. CAUL CHUCK STtAI^«0 b 28 Segment 7 17 r nr II "nie engiagement of Miss Su­ [F?KJS ANP He said he was sure a request 28 Rot ilex IT IT san Jane MJagowon to George for $25,000 to $30,000 would be NEEPL£S’» 29 Oriental Triith-in-Lending Law /V\f(3TAIC.k- F. Bradlfui, both of Mhncheater, approved, "but I’m not willing porgy IT IT hae been announced by her par- to commit the taxpayers of 30 Wine cup entB, Mr. end Mrs. David Ma- k b 31Hoctelry II Westfield to a huge expense that I ROAsr 32 Courteey title BDwan of DenvfDe, N.J. Shows Few Effects they may not want to pay." OUT OUR WAY BT J. B. WILLIAMS e>0M ei-66s -R i b £ y E A M | A I - p _ 33 Nautical Her flanoe is the son of Mr. By JOHN CIW M FF Americans are enjoying the Residents rejected plans for a record E and Mrs. George F. Bradlau of AP Business Analyst most prosperous decade In his­ new school In a city-wide refer­ AIR COM Pm ONIW S 34 Afreih W H O 'S LIM ITE D .' W E P L U S IN TO TH "'' 9 Barry Rd. tory and are much less con­ endum In April, 1968. TO U R CA R, EH T t a o o p KITCir lEN W IN D O W FO R A S T A R T - 38 Renovate* NEW YORK (AP) —Perhaps CLUB «T£AK I D E A *= TOU D O N 'T TH EN INTO TH E U VIN S RO O M TO 6S T 39 Greek war god Misa Mhgowan, of S3 Ooft cerned about Interest rates than “ The people who opposed the M I N P B E I N S U M I T E P 1 U S T O T H E s i d e w a l k - t h e n I N T O ' 410b e«-ve Dr., Is an executive secretary the truth doesn’t matter that they might be in poorer days. referendum quoted figures on a DAVY JONES TO VERY SH O RT TH E OPPOSITE SD E C f TH E H O USE— BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS TRIPS/ AN D IF W E CAN D IS UFA F E W M O RI E E ^ 42 Repulse with the Aetna Insurance Oo. in much or maybe it’s too compli­ Another is that many Ameri­ rise In the tax rate which were EXTENSION CO RPS W E CAN M AK E 44 Brazilian Hartford. She graduated from cated to understand. The pros­ cans never cared much about not correct," said School Super­ VOO'LL HAVE THI5 LAND IT A LU TH E w a y D o w n S|l1 wallah* Manchester High Sdiool In 1967 percentages anyway, their chief :Jy GRANDPA ANTONE MN BUILD UH, EVERYTHING'S I EXPECT TO TER RY'S H O U SE / y perity of many Americans might intendent Lynn M. Clark. AFTER I DIE, A L M A - 48 Tenure. _ end the Katherine Gibbs Secre­ concern in a credit transaction b u i l t THI5 A MARINA KIN TEAR CHANGED HERE 9 0 ... BUT 48 Consume food 41 « possibly have somethliw to do "Now In the face of this ac­ 1 DON'T PLAN ■ IT DOWN, GIRL/ IN 5EABIPE. T AIN ’ T / tarial 8<*ool In Montclair, N.J. with It. being the size of the monthly creditation loss, I think people DO FER A LONG TIME A 49 Desert nomad j - SOAsseverate, H* in 1969. With what? With the apparent payments and whether these realize we must have the new H N '3 payments can be met without 51 In favor of 61 ET Mir. Bradau, a 1967 graduate indifference shown by buyers school.". LB. 52 Interpret of .Mlanchester High School, la a and borrowers to the federal undue strain. Clark said the overcrowtHi^ ARINi (diaL) 56 DAY OR WEE student of CcHgate Unlvoreity in truth-ln-lendlng law, heralded Some businessmen claim also problem was recognized six 53 Garden Plata Hamilton, N.T. by Ito advocates as one of the that the full effect of the law 54 Oriental coin years ago, and that "the sad ELEVISK The wedding is planned for most important pieces of con­ will not be apparent in trans­ fNcwipeper Inhrpritt Aim.) thing is that the cost of con- next June. sumer legislation over enacted. actions with reputable compa­ atructlon. has gone up by about nies but that the activities of Hie law has been on the books 46 per cent In the six years, and fringe operators, charging ex­ for seven weeks now and you'd it goes up by about IH per cent M M LWPF orbitant rates, will be exposed •VAY/fm __ be hard pressed to find seven each month." 'BCFWM? KofC Leader pec^le quickly who can explalno and controUed. , a - > e The principal of the high I the two major features of the Oenfidenoe in a - company, school, Geoige 8. Wallis Jr., Wants Ladies they claim, Is far more Im­ CARNIVAL BY DICK 'TURNER law, which affects almost a i^ said loss of accreditation would portant to many customers than connumer who buys or borrow hurt pupils applying tor ooUege As Members on time. numbers on. a piece of paper. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE admiulon. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — The two big features are "If we lose accreditation, we H ie Knights of Ooluirtbua should these: Lenders must state the will surely lose some of our HOW COME YOU DECLARED TH AT W AS dollar amount of the finance consider admitting their ladies Primary Set very best teachers and will have SSA, charge and they must state the AN INCOME OF ONLY T H E Y E A R t h e w o r r y w a r t into membership, Sumpreme a hard time attracting top cost of borrowing as an aisMial I W A S KnlgJit John W. MlcDwitt said In Virginia "* young, talent,” he added. ^ 52,000 IN 274-1 ? ON today. percentage rateu It does not re­ Mayor John J. PaJezynskt gulate credit rates. RICHMOND, Va. (AP)— Vlr- said several plans for a new WELFARE In his annual report to the SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Generally speaking, the lend- glnda Democrats nominate their school have been defeated be­ fraternal society of Roiman Cath­ ens are adhering to the law, giv­ olic men, MIoDevitt xnopdsed a candidate tor governor today in cause of the money problem. I JUST ing printed explanations of rates "We've been actively seeking coanmittee study of "a neiw form a runofl^prlmory election that is that involve InMcate mathe­ a soiUUon to the high school performed an AMA»N6 feat. form of qualified 'membership a direct test of the strength of PM matics and which could, in a problem since my administra­ 2 R 2 {( for wives, daughtera, mothers the Democratic party structure. precomputer age, be calculated tion started In 1968. This threat and slaters of our Kirighte.” Their choice was between Wil­ o t ^ by using masses of werk- of losing accreditation Is mak­ "The tenor of Ibe times calls liam C. Battle, former ambassa­ ing the matter urgent. for this neiw evaluation,’ 'said dor to Australia and son. of a Hie apperent indlfterenoe Is "The important thing is for MklDevltt. former Virginia governor, and on the other aide of the transac­ the city council to accept their £LL The Knights opened their 8Tth State Sen. Henry E. Howell Jr. tion. If many people care about responslbllfty and get the ball annual meeting here today. One of Norfolk, who has mounted a BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE the details— more Important­ rolling on a new school. of die ceremonies on the agenda ly, if they are using the details strong populist-tone campaign "They have to give us funds U M M ... SURE 6 0 0 0 CHICKEN/ NOW,ABOUT THAT POT Is dedication of the neiw 23-story pegged to consumer interests. O.^.D.A. cdoieB YEAH, AND THAT NOW WE K N O W TOU tor comparison shopping—the for the architect to draw prelt- OF JEW ELRy YOU FOUNP UNPER THE SETTINQ HEN, international headquarters, The decision apparently will SHOVEL WE THREW FOUND ANP HID THAT evidence isn't accumulating mlnary plans If we ore save l O i t o 2 e A i .«» m D A POPS... WMEBC I8ITF which Is nearing comipletlon. very swiftly. mean whether the democrats I DON'T KNOW IN THE BUSHES... JEWELRY, AND WE accreditation," the mayor said. ONLY POPS WOULD M PSvi vn A E vrri to MicDevltt told the delegates Some credit people feel that it want to move at a moderate WHAT YOU'RE A conference Involving the HAVE PUT IT BACK that KofC, like other fraternal pace away from the party’s con-, LONDON * 5UMIIKR IAMB CHOPS still may be too early to Judge TALKIN6 ABOUT. f-THATS NOTHIN0 . mayor and members of the IN THE TOOL SHED. organizations, must keep igj the effects, and that after cus­ servative past with Battle or to K ia w ZTMMtfiMB CrCMUtMr school committee, building com ­ with the changes in American tomers become aocuatomed to speed things up considerably mittee and the city council Is society if it Is to survive. seeing the percentage rates tiiey with the more liberal Howell. planned in an attempt to reach He called for greater Involve­ will be in a better position to About 400,000 voters were ex­ BT20IL 1. a compromise on architectural LOIM UMBCJlOPS .8.1? ment In community affairs and take advantage of the law. pected to turn out during the 6 fees. problems and greater emjpbasis As with any new law, they ex­ a.m.-7 p.m. voting period at the "W e’ve had these kinds of on family life. plain, a certain amount of time state's 2,031 precincts. joint meetings many times be­ Including women "would bring must be given for adjusting on The voters also will nominate fore, and we ore still looking to e 1IM N MU. IM. TJX !.«. U i N,. o«. new zest and vitality to Ibe the part of aU parties involved. a Democratic candidate for at­ OSCAR. M 6V6II. r i i take the first major step on a councils, now fulflUment and It is one thing to have the facts, torney general. The choice is neiw school,”. -B ald Palczynski. qQ) “ Maybe Junior DIDN'T set the world on fire his last satisfaction to our members and they argue, another thing to between Andrew P. Miller of MAM SLICES £A y y term in college . . . but he certainly helped their faonlHes, and new strength, know how to use them. Abingdon and Guy O. Farley Jr. TMFaRTEP I^BAXOS B^rtl MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD burn down a couple of dormitories!' purpose and achievement to the As the law's details continue of Fairfax, the one and two sur­ order,” ho said. to be publicized and interpreted, vivors of a field of four In the -/■ FOR PHIL HAD BETTER FORGET IT'S A SAD THIN6, and as customers become more original primary July 16. BOILER HAM,*L'‘«/z“/y NO DOUBT ABOUT ABOUT MINERVA NOW/ MV BUT I'M AFRAID familiar with the uses of the Battle, backed by Gov. Mills S u i s ^ Li p s IF AMNERVA MUTTON HAD TO IT/ SHE'LL NEVER BROTHER-IN-LAW, VINCE THIS IS THE END . STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFP new information, the Law could E. Godwin Jr., U.8. Sens. Harry 6 0 TO ARIZONA BECAUSE SHE BE ABLE TO < MAD ASTHMA— AND HE Pin-Up Prayer Cosmetics HAS ASTHMA— SHE'S IN RETURN TO THIS SUFFERED UNTIL THE I 01 provide a real public service. F. Byrd Jr. and William B. I SI, SiTivo! S ^ T H E 201 SEATTLE (AP) —Pajsted In SERIOUS TROUBLE) CLIAAATE.) DAY HE DIED/ HER i I THINK THE PRESENT^ , ..B U T T H ^ M e a n w h i l e 7 ^ ,S E fi0 R PDUncOL One way In which truth-in- Spong Jr. and virtually all the IT’S 13LEACM G-i. o b iNAD WefLVTDOETItf^ /MBXICAN eo V E g fiviE N T WOULD LIKE 'OUT' P A R T Y NOW YOU NEED y $ l the cockpit of a 101st Airborne lending can be used to practical party leadership, looms as the WHITE CHARRIBO ANP ONCE MORE.'EES FI6M TER TO 0 U £ V e OUR M IS S LE A N P TH E V.PROFESSIONAL REVO- Division helicopter named Janet advantage la In permitting the favorite. CARROT, THANKS.' ■GET NOT SO ?, SQUADRON STORY.. R E PS A R E 1 um oN A R IES TO DI­ is this prayer: buyer to stx^ for better terms. While Howell and Battle pro­ BREAD W O SAVED MV HIDE/ TO THE FANNING THE VERT THE p e o p l e " I f I could give presents to In fact, this was expected by the fess to sniff victory, most of the Liggetts t S m a t o J u ic e 2 9 “* rii\ RESCUE/ FIRES.' WHILE TDU C R E E P my country, I would give the lew's advocates to be one of Its knowledgeable professionals are SUUSIIT LIFK L < ^ e . O S o i ' i S B ' C Li p s gifts of peace, so no one would strongest features. forecasting a battle victory At H m PazfcadB i^ve to cry when their father, If comparison shopping is largely on the basts of the 96,000 MANCHBOTER T o M A C T O E S JLSo c . bsother, husband or son went to being done, retailers profess to votes that werit to Lt. Gov. Fred >fhr. So no more men would seeing HtUe evidence of It. Some G. PoUard, loser In the July pri­ WHITE T - i a r have to die, or be hurt or crip­ banks vvhlch had prepared per­ mary . pled. sonnel for an expected barrage "Ehiough food for all, so no of questions rep^ much less TUNA . iBore little children would have activity than had been anticipat­ Envoy in Manila MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY to go to bed hungry because ed. tLsy didn't have enough to eat, This has been a shock to pro­ MANILA (AP) — Henry A. L i G iI^K JG ' CUDOLELC! >OU evergoRe’s XCCCCCAM. o o n Y s c o l d SHE ALWflii'S GIVES MARSHA and their mothers emd fathers ponents of the law who had Byroade arrived In Manila to­ GET AWAY THE AGOOO-NIGHT K|SSi wouldn't be so sad because they fought years for its passage. day to assume hte post as U.8. FROM THAT ELEPHANT can't feed them. And it certainly must be a ambeasador to the Philippine*. favertte! FISH POWL-i / UKETHAT- WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU “Parents for aU the children source of frustration to thou­ He said his mission Is to help «ooK N^iTcilE^ SHElSNCT that dem't have them so they sands of bankers, lawyers and the United States and the for­ DOING can have love like I get from legislators involved in Us mer American colony "forge to­ MY CJNCL£ FEANk:^ He PRAcrncALLy INSTEAD C3F WHAT* 60 TECRIBLE COMING 7 0 VISIT. HE my parents . . . formulation. '' gether a new reiationahlp” SaSd* owNieoEvazY BO VSTIN O ABOLTT BEIN 0A based on mutual Interests. USED ID BE KIND OXIKTINTHE "More respect tor our country Hie law did not evolve easily. A B o c j r n ; i T E N N IS C K A M P IO N ? For example. Regulation Z of .pyroode, his wife Jttka, son OF THE f^ ^ C K B V S ' CX3UNTRY, enOULOTHINK and flag, even if we don’t agree ^ A. ^ n I r A l l with all the leaders of our coun­ the Federal Reserve < Board, Mark, 14, and daughter Linda CAND.I E S N O D lP B e A e H A M E D / try. They were chosen by our which administers the law, Marte, 4, were greieted at the parents and the rest of the takes 69 typewritten pages. And airport by members of the U.8. grownups and we should help rate tiablea designed to rimpUfy diplomatic and busfness com ­ them. Maybe if we did. they the mathematics for tenders munity and scores of newsmen. nuiT could do better things." take up two volumes with a to­ ITie 66-year-old ambassador is tal of 200 pages. replacing G. Mennen WUUsms, PRISCILLA’S POP The prayer was written by Ja­ BY AL VERMEER net L ln g e of Kent, Wash., who One explanation tor the ap­ who resigned s/ler President has corresponded with a ciozen parent lack of response is that Nixon's election. THE COMPASS' b e t t e r PUT T H A T ^ CYS WEfeE ' V O U K N O W servicemen since she got In­ FISMINQ ROD AWAX MeW TOUCHY TH JRIFTINQ SOU! PO-- volved last year in a project to P E R U V IA N S LAUM-LJ ^t>ER|CRAUr‘^ 2 5 ‘ ARE! send Christmas gifts to Viet­ nam. 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PAGE FOURTEEN _ MANCHESTER EVENING^HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. AUGUST 19, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN THE Jimmy Fund Tonight the sixth minimi Herald Angle Twin Relief Pitchers Rocked Jimmy Fund benefit softball U program will take place at Moriarty’s Regain Twilight Baseball Crown By Mt. Nebo wiUi a doubl^iead- EARL YOST er scheduled. Sports. Editor |n the first game, Kyan’s Fourth Title Sport Shop of East Hartford While Red Defense Crumbles opposes WINF at 6:89 and In Last Five Golf Tourneys Set Hottest Pro Gridders Proved Point Conclusively NEW YORK (AP) — No innings. The defeat sliced gle, Reggie Smith walked and the n^^htcap finds Silver Dol­ then apparently thought the ball len’s grounder. A1 Oliver then when Tommy Harper doubled lars of Branford against Cen­ Broadway Joe Namath is king of the hill and the one hit Dave Boswell very Mirnesota’s lead over idle Oak­ Conigliaro .smashed his 16th had been caught and started to doubled Sanguillen home with on his fourth pitch of the game. ter Billiards. New York Jets are not only the American Football land to l>/i games. homer. With Perranoski on the Campaigns hard Monday night, but retrace his steps. ’The ’Twins the tying run. Palmer surrendered eight Bay Peck and PhU Bur­ For Less Fortunate Set for Grudge Duel League champions, the Super Bowl winners but also Manager Billy Martin of Five Cincinnati errors handed firing line in the 10th, Smith obligingly .tagged him out. With orie out in the 10th, third hits, including three doubles, a gess are 00-chalrmen. By DEAN YOST MIAMI (A P )— Professional golfs $6 million tour is No. 1 in New York City on the grid front. The Jets the Minnesota Twins was Pittsburgh 10 unearned runs, in­ walked, Rico Petrocelli sacri­ With Andrews on second, an- baseman Tony Perez hobbled triple and solo homers by Tom­ cluding two in the ninth and sev­ An proceeds win enter the Moriarty Brothers made making rich men of about 200 players. Meanwhile, a u (A P )—The Kansas City Chiefs, the proved that conclusively last Sunday with a 37-14 deci­ not exactly wild alwut his ficed and Conigliaro was pur- cther runner on fin'd and one Bruce Dal Canton’s hopper and my Davis and Wayne Comer. Jimmy Fimd. hottest team in pro footiiall's preseason program be- en In the 10th, and a 12-5 po.sely passed before Scott came it clear last night who the less fPrtunate 150 are left to fight for mere tourna­ sion over the crosstown rival New York Giants. relief pitchers and you out in the ninth. Yastrzemskl AIou beat out a bunt. Jose Pa­ Beijinger’s two doubles in the ^ n drilling for a grudge meeting with the Ixis Angeles triumph in the only NL contest, through. tapped back to the mour.d and gan bounced back to pitcher second inning tied the major Hartford Twilight League ment entries and clutch only thin hopes of making couldn’t blame Cincinnati trimming the Reds’ edge over ’The Red Sox scored In the Rams with two strikes against them. meeting was occupied by Jeff Perranoski fired to second for a Wayne Granger but second league record. champions are as they de­ ends meet. ------— ------Tight end Reg Carolan was to —------Better Than ’6 8 ? skipper David Bristol if he I-cs Angele.s to a mere one-half firoit on a walk, Dalton Jones’ - * * * Koehsch. He wns .spotted on the force play. 'There was no chance baseman Chico Ruiz dropped feated New Britain Fal­ While stars with names like tion. ■ It planned $20,000 events, have surgery on his right knee Could thi.s edition of the Jeta game. triple, another walk, Coniglia- ing Cowboy fans forget about Giant players’ bench'. . . T\vo wanted to take a pot shot for a routine double play, but his throw, loading the bases. ROYALS • YANKS — cons, 8-1, at Colt’s Park. Nlcklaus, Player, Floyd, 'Tre­ but the deal fell through be­ today for an Injury suffered dur­ be better than last year’s? Back in the AL, Baltimore ro’s bunt single arvi an error. Don Perkins, gained 106 yards members of the Shrine Band at several of his butter­ Andrews swooped around third AI Jackson came on to strike Kansas City’s Wally Bunker The win enabled the locals to vino, Sikes and Casper earn cause of financial strains. ing lost weekend's 23-7 victory Coach Weeb Ewbank and his mauled Seattle 12-.3, Kan.^as Harmon Klllebrew’s 33rd homer In 16 carries In Hunday's 20-17 which performed at half time fingered Reds. and shortstop Leo Cardenas out Stargell but Pedro Rapios cooled off the Yankees on eight .take first i^ace honors In their well over $100,000 annually, the "We see no competition prob­ over Cincinnati He probably Jet playens agreed that this City trounced the New York with two on and a solo shot by victory over the Hon Francinco were Hal Turklngtan, assistant Both the ’Twins, leaders in the threw over to nail him. was not as fortunate. Carl scattered hits and drove In down to the wire battle with circuit’s junior grade heroes lems because I don’t think any­ will be lost to the Chiefs for the 49era. waim’t just any ordinary run- Yankees 6-1 and California Craig Nettles highlighted Min­ * • * managing editor of The Herald lor greeted hi mwith a three-i three runs in his own behalf defending champion Herb’s. have problems keeping weU fed body qualified tor a tournament entire season. of-the-mill exhibition game at American I.s;ague We.st, and topped Cleveland 3-1. Besides nesota’s six-run fourth against "Ho sort of rurm like Ollle and Herb Kingsbury of the com­ PIRATES - REDS'— - tie-breaking double, Sanguillen with a single and double. The The MB’s wound up with a 16-9 and buytlng tires for ooast-to- on the major tour will give It up Kick return speciollat Noland Yale Bowl In New Haven. Reds, pacesetter-s in the Nation­ Oakland, the Chicago White 16-game winner Ray Culp. Matson and hits like Jim posing room . . . Midfield seats After errol-s by left fielder got an infield hit, Oliver Royals scored three runs off record. coast driving. to play these events," Creasy Smith suffered a tom rib cartl- "We were up higher this week , , . al League West, lost extra-in­ .Sox, Detroit .and Wa.shlngton Brown. " said Cowboy Coach than in St. Lcuis last week." occupied by Mike Nimer- "I was tired and I had all the Alex Johnson and pitcher Gerry whacked a two-run double and Mel Stottlemyre, 16-ia, In the It was the MB's fourth regu­ There has been talk of a "sec­ said. "As for the nonqualifiers lege and Is a doubtful starter ning games—and some of their also had the n'ght off. Titni Ijualry. "Nobody u hap­ Ewbank said in the post-game president of Manchester’s •Skin on my finger rubbed off, Arrigo and Roberto Clemente’s Gene Alley belted his fifth hom­ fourth on two walks, a single, an lar season championship in the i ^ ond tour," a virtual minor for big events, 1 am reasimably SEEING THINGS — Saturday at I.08 Angelea. Loos slim margins, as well. » • * WALLY WIDHOLM pier than I am that we-drafted interview room. "Our problem program Bo.swell said. "Two or three single gave the Pirates an un­ er, all in the last five games. error and on infield out. past five years. They are now league of pro golf. The Profes­ sure they can play In such a You were if you saw of t'arolan shoves former run­ him No. 1. " Boston tied the ’Twins on Tony RED SOX - TWINS times a year I get a blister like • * * • • * sional Golfers Association al­ this week was to calm them and local businessman Abe earned run in the third, Cincin­ set to defend their playoff title. sideline tournament since they Elinor Kaine in the ning back Curtis McCllnton Into The ('owhoyH, t-i, eme'rged Conigliaro’s three-run homer In Pitching for the first time* this. My trouble In the first in­ ready has taken steps In that down rather than to build them O.strlnsky .... Father and nati piled up a 5-2 lead entering ORIOLES • PILO’TS — ANGELS - INDIANS — The Gas House Gang won Its arc not eligible for the major auxiliary press l>ox at the spotlight as the likely re­ from the 4!»er game imscatord the eighth off Bill Zepp and beat cnee July 31, Bo.swell settled ning, though, was ju-st readjust­ direction with "satellite" tour­ up. son team lucky enough to got the ninth on Bobby ’Tolan’s Mark Belanger paced Balti­ California broke a 1-1 tie with last seven league games. Their one anyway.” placement. and iU.*o exited that Danny them 7-8 on George Scott’s run­ down after a sh.aky start—three ment to pitching after a long Carol Mann naments. Yale last Sunday for "I saw things that I liked. tickets for the attraction were thi ee-run homer and stingle runs more’s rout of Seattle with three two runs against Cleveland re­ last loss was in Mancheefer The WGA has a $100,000 bank­ 'Hie Chiefs, 3*0, ax>uld dearly* Reeve* and Jetoro Pugh, side­ scoring double against Ron Per- runs but only one solid hit In the layoff. I felt like I was over the Now, a fledgling group from the Giants-.Iets foot­ Our offense got cllckling. We Stan and David Ozlmok . . . 'The But the'big Red giveaway be­ doubles, a single and five runs liever Ron Law in the eighth on when Hartford Insurance Group roll from a stock Issue and has like to scalp the Rams. The lined earlier, will be ready to ranoski. The comeback oc­ first inning and blanked the Florida known as the Wortd Golf ball game. Main press had been making too many er­ predicted traffic jam — at least hump in the .second, when I gan in earnest In the ninth. Mat­ batted in. ’The Orioles scored Jim Fregosi’s single. Law’s er­ won,2-l, since then they have Now Leads tensed an entire two-story build­ Rams have marred the Chiefs' start against Green Bay. curred after Boswell, making Red Sox until fatigue and a i-e- struck out the side.” Association (WGA) plans a se­ rors, but we didn’t this time. for motorists traveling East — ty Alou’s single and Willie Star- twice in the first and eight ror, a sacrifice, Bubba Morton’s shown who was boss. ing In St. Petersburg as head­ l)ox is alxive. undefeated retxtixl In exhibition In Chicago, offen.slve guard his first appearance since his cur'rirg blister forced him out ries of $25,000 tournaments "to We had poise. I think potential failed to materiaHzo. In foot, in ’The Red Sox' triumphed de­ gelTs single accounted for one times in the second, making it infield roller and a sacrifice fly Moriarty’s Jumped on left quarters. The corporation was play for the past two years, George SeiUs, wlto walked out of ballvhooed Aug. 6 fight with after .seven with a 6-3 lead. allow the average pro to ploy ly we ,'ire a great team, better ^ yoars of goring to Yale Bowl, spite some weird baserunning run. Stargell was on third with easy for no-hit Jim Palmer, 12- by Aurello Rodriguez. hander Steve Carlin In the sec­ W inners formed July 1 In the state capi­ bt'allng them 44 24 and 36-16 the Hears* training edmp a Mamiger Martin and teammate for better than average purses." than last year," the little ■ «« traffic than Over-was en- Carl Ya-strzemski greeted by Mike Andrews. In the fifth, two out when shortstop Woody 2, who lost his bid for a second Tom ‘Murphy, commuting ond inning when they pushed tal at Tallahasaee and a Tam­ Wluie mediixU cluirts are week over a salary dispute, offi­ Bob Allison, checked the Red ClNCINNA-n (AP) — The Robert Creasy, executive di­ round man with the crewcut '’XDtuniLered both going and Zopp, a rookie brought up from he went from first to third on a Woodward threw wide to first consecutive no-hitter—he did it from Army Reserve duty in San across three runs. Bob Carlson pa lawyer, William W. White, Is Entry List ugaUist them, the Chiefs enter cially announced his retirement. battle to become the leading rector of the PGA, said in Mi­ haircut answered. (xmiing back to town. However, Sox on five hits through seven the mdnor.s Inst week, with a sin­ double by Carl Yastrzemskl, after fielding Manny Sanguil- to Oakland last Wednesday— Francisco, hurled a six-hitter. led off with a wsilk. Leo Veleas president. the game with the winner’s SeaJ.s, wlhi misseil the Hears’ DICK OEKONIN money winner on the 1969 La­ ami that he "can see nothing "Some people who played lost there were many traffic Ue-upe singled sharply, to centerfield, "We began accepting mem­ edge. The Rams. l-l. lort to the 19-9 tump over Green Bay Hat- dles Professional Golf Associa­ wrong with It and we won’t year wouldn’t make the team west on both the Merritt Park-- but Mike Gerich popped up for berships a week ago," said Russ Shapuig Up Cleveland Browns KXS. last urilay night, hoil Iteen finetl tion tournament tour has be­ likely‘ bar our members utUess thls year," Ewbank added. way and Connecticut Turnpike the first out. Gene Johnson Byrd, public relations man for weekend luid It was the first $2,000 by the club (or ml.'raing Dusty Loop Champs Ousted Two Rounds come a nieck-and-neck race be­ This all meaas the Jets are from the New York-New Jerkey stepped up and a passed ball it conflicts with sponsors" In­ tlx? WGA. "Tliey go tor $100 time Uie Rams have been practice since his exit. tween Kathy Whitworth and terests on the major tour." For Event better than larit year. If that’s which meant at least two-thirds allowed the runners to advance. each and allow the member to .stopped wlllKMit scoring a touch- The New York Giants, be­ Carol Mann. An earlier i^an was present- play two events a year free.” possible. of the lucky ticket holders were Over in Golf Gene hit Into a fielder’s choice, Juan (tTil Chll Roitrtguei, ilown Hlnee 1067 The Califor­ moaning (heir 37 14 loss to the * « • but was safe when shortstop j Mlss „ ,Mann, . , . several , thousand ed by the ill-fated International Tliat’s Just what the WBA has nians' starting offensive tackle, New York Jets for the unofficial area. Several writers said It Taylor’s and Alberti’s l-oe Elder, Homero BWmeaz, Skip Oorealettl made an error Jew weeks ago, Piofesslonal (Jolters Associa­ lined up tor 1969-two events. Charlie Cowan, may mtss the ‘They’ll Win’ took five and sbe hours to make New York City champloruhlp. the trip from Now York to Tournament allowing a run to score. Old pro ^ $3,000 Sunday by win­ and Maaim Rudolph will partlc4. Chiefs’ game because of expert to cut eight to 12 player* How did the Jets look from ning a tournament at Kansas Yale Bo^ . . . Press accommo­ Wally Wlndholm stepped up and pate In the 18th Greater Hart­ stnilned ligaments In his left between now ami their Aug 30 across the field in the eyes of Record Softball Wins , First and second round City and closed to within $167 of dations were the best ever for singled to center driving home Change in Legion Program ford Open Uibor Day weekend. knee, but he has a replacement dale with the I’hlladelphta Ea­ ■quarterback Fraff' Torkenton, Meeting their Waterloo in two quick games, Tedford’s matches In the annual Club Miss Whitworth. American League two runs. In veteran Jim Wilson. gles. Tlte Jet.s, wlto came out of oaptaln of the Giants’ ship and game In at least the 26 Championship <3olf Tournament LPGA headquarters here re­ The field at WethersfleU bi a guy who was on the run oil y®®*™ that this writer has been Barbers were eliminated from the Town Slow Pitch East Division The gasmen didn’t stop here Cleveland 2-0, la prepping hir the gatue with only minor Inju­ Softball Double Elimination Tournament last night as were played last Saturday and though as they continued to ported Miss Matm now has won sluiplng up to be the beat In the ries. ex|ted lo lean heavily on afternoon when his club hod the scene for any football W. L. Pet. O.B. Sunday. $32,547, compared with Miss a. '* alxiwiWiwn with the Uio ball. —^ promotion at Yale, 'nils Is due Tavlor’s Tavern triumphed, 12-2. At Mt. Nebo, un­ Baltimore 85 36 .708 — jump on Carlin for four more Petersen Named hlsrtory at the Open. san Diego Chargers, whose of- rookies In their next game, Aug The field of 32 has been nar­ runs in the third. Frank Dl- Whitworth’s $32,704. Miss Whit­ 25 agiiknst Oakloial ’’They’re a good football '^<1 fact, two sportswrlters, defeated Ray’s Restaurant Detroit 67 61 .668 17 Rodrl)guez, Ui* Ihierto Rican fense Is trying to snap the hiuig- eliminated from action. rowed to eight for third round mauro singled for the second worth won only $712.60 at Kan­ Tlie Houston Oiler*, whir lost beam,” he said. ‘"They don’t Guthrie and Bob Casey of bowed to Alberti’s Stars, 16-1. Boston 64 66 .638 21 pro, has be<«i a {irofezBlonnJ up of in»t )>elng able to score ’Taylor’s 123 006 x—12-19-3 matches Saturday. time to rightfleld. Rich Rlordan sas City. lo untH'aten Baltimore 83-29. make mistakes. They’U win the Now Haven handled arrange- New York 61 60 .604 24^ alnce 1967. His milque self- toucluk»wns. The CluirgerH, 2-1. ’Tedford’s 100 100 0— 2- 5-3 Defending champion Dick filed to center and John Porteus They’ll meet again next week­ Baseball Director will have three less player* championship In their league.” ments. STANDINGS Wash’n. 61 61 .600 26 taught style b

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Busine^'s Services Roofing— Siding 16 Business Opportunify 28 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 Offered 13 Help Wanted— Help Wanted— — Help Wanted—Mok 36 PAGE SEVENTEEN ROOFING. aluminum siding, T A V E R N — Going business, a Fonralo 35 Female 35 Holp Wantad Mok 36 Help Wonted Mok 36 Situations Wanted— CLASSIFIED ATTICS and cellars cleaneil. gutters, carpenter work, 80 money maker for the right THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN end WHIPPLE YO U N G M E N Out of Town Houses For Sok 72 odd Jobs, light truckuig years’ experience. Comiectiout man. Asking only »8,000. Con­ ^ SECRETARY FOR IWo execu­ MAN WANTED to work In lum­ ------— Fem ok 38 Valley ' Construction Co., 643 trees removed and lots clear­ tact Mr. Frechette, - H.M. Fre­ tives In local office. At least 2 ber yard, must have driver’s For Roht 66 ed. Cal) 649-1794. 7180/ Free estimate • ARE YOUR FUTURE license. I>avis tt Bradford WILL CARE tor child In my NEW LISTIh^G— Fully occupied chette, Realtors, 647-9993. years experience and ability AUTO MECHANIC W mER MePROPiLE, THE MO/lE STAR,\MAS A nd apte r tme film got a roval BOLTON — 3-room apartment, ADVERTISING PROSPECTS BRIGHT? Lum ber Co., 200 Tolland St., licensed home days. Bolton, threc-fariitly off Main St. 34(X) B E O N E O F to adjust to change. Challeng­ VJORKIKIG O l HIE NEW OP06- ec TREE SERVICE (Soucler) -• BIDWEJLL Home Improvement East Haitfonl. '' near high school.. 643-6198. ______BANNING? CMECR- AND tDUBLE CN R- quiet neighborhood, references monthly income. Ideal loca­ ing position needs a girl who • ARE YOU WORk I n G (Foreign Cars) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Trees cut, building lots clear­ Co. Expert liurtallatlon of required, 3136 monthly, 643- tion. Never a vacancy. Bel- can make decisions. Experi­ UNDER PLEASANT 5983.' 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ed, trees topped Got a tree aluminum siding, gutters and Help Wanted— PAINTERS — Expertenced- /Immediate <^>enlngfs fo r 2 DAY CARE for a two - four (30ING BE A GREAT PILM ^)URE TWE ^ lE ^ A PUD,' AND lOU CAN flOre Agency. 647-1413. trim. Roofing installation and THE “FINAST” enced in IBM dictating ma- CONDITIONS? full or jpart-tlme. Apply super- year old in my Ucense home. AND ALL THE CREDIT GOES TO problem? Well worth phone Female 35 exp erien ce men, up -to blame AMGUfi GAHGUS' ip -mAT / VERNON — call, 742-8252 repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 34.50 an hour to start. Call 643-0124. MV DIRECTOR, ANGUS GANGOS' NOW ReiiUng. M ANCHESTER — One owner COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. “FV” M • a r e y o u l e a r n i n g intendant on Job, Presidential ClOO IS A DIRECTOR. I'M QUEEN / Several excellent OK>ortuni- Manchester Herald. INTERESTING Apartments, Center St. and Many benefits. Apply — ------THE MAN’S GEHSATIOMAL! 'You owe U to yourself to see Capo. Six full rooms Including OP TNE MA'tME SHOULD PE one of these lovely apartments i :30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION BRICK, block and stone work, ^C O FING and Roof Repair SAMPLE CHASER ties have developed in our Thompson Rd. An equal op­ AK ABSCXUTg three bedrooms, formal dbi- Couglin Roofing C-o., Inc., 643- Office for full-time. D RIVERS for school buses, TRADE? Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 PIGGING DITCHES.' situated In a small apartment tng room, spacious kitchen. Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4 :S0 p.m. Frtda.i Brick walls, patios, outdoor-ln- portunity employer. GORIN’S SPORTS JGENIU9! > AND PURTMERMORE ~ >^ ^ door fireplaces, sidewalks, 7707 NEEDED Manchester schools, 7:30-8:45 „ , , complex located In an attrac­ Owner transferred. 323,SIM. a.m. 2:15-3:45 p.m. Excellent CAR CENTER GR0014ING all hrees. Har­ tive residential area ’ Brand chimneys. Free estimates. nnrt timo nl-/) above questions . . . then EXPERIENCED Bridgeport, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, PLEASE READ YOUR AD ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum for manufacture of ladies’ TELEPHONE CLERK Route 83 (ToUand Tpke). mony HUl. H.C. Chase. Hebron «9c«Te»l, new 3 'i room apartmesit (one Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. ^ h should i ^ t our plant to engine lathe, and hell-arc 649-3813. gutters. Carpentry, additions, MEAT DEPARTMENT Manchester Rd., Bolton. 643-5427 C l^slfied or “ Want Ado” are taken over the phone as a wear. Must be able to fol­ ers, retired persons, house- discuss immediate openings In welders. Apply H & B Too! bedroom) featuring heat, hot YOU ARE A-l. truck Is A-] remodeling and rec rooms. low garments through fac­ 646-0158 E X E C im v E Ranch. 3 bed- ^nvenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST wives we train you. Premium the following areas: and Engineering, 168-F orest AKC registered Irish Setter. 18 water, refrigerator, range, Free cstlm.-ttcs, R. Dion, 643 tory. Interesting work roohis, on an L. Large living DAY IT ^ P E A R S and R E PO R T ERRORS In tim e for the Cellars, attlcsT yards, drive­ To receive and record or­ wage scale, 643-2414. St., Manchester. month old male, very good hood, garbage disposal, mas­ next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE In­ ways sealed and small tniok- 4352. plus excellent fringe bene­ ders from stores on IBM ------• PLATING ter T\' antenna, telephone out­ room and dining room with 2- fits. Apply at: cards. with children. Moving neces­ correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement an^then Ing done A-l right. Call Tre- n H . r • SILK SCREENING sitates selling. 872-6279. lets. curtain rod.s. window way fireplace, large kitchen only to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors wHch m.mo Trucking Service toll- needed for work In your area fGranhiV Artal shades and full bath with with all bullt-ina, encloaed and Hartford. Temporary, fuU- ^^^apniC ArtSJ do not lessen the value of the advertisement will n.ot free. 742-9487 Roofing and MANCHESTER TWO KITTENS looking for %’anlty. Washers and dryers In porch, 2-car garage, 114 baths, corrected by “ make good” Insertion. CLERKS EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Chimneys 16>A MODES, Inc. time or 9-3 p.m. Excellent pay, Ask for Mr. George Smith, be- good home. CaU 649-6480 after basement (coin-operated) and hill basement with second fire­ s h a r p e n i n g Service — Saws no fee. Staff Builders. 11 Asy- tween 9-10 a.m. and 4-5 p.m. 6:30 anytime weekends. storage area. Plenty of place, largo lot. excliialve Accounts payable, good ■t^s, aces, shears. skates ROOFING — Specializing r« Pine St. lum, Hartford, 278-7610. AT parking. For on appointment urea. 30's. Wolverton Agency (RockvIUo. Toll Free) business arithmetic l^ k - fotary blades. Quick service pairing roofs of all kinds, new MULTI-CIRCUITS, Inc. FOR SALE — Bassett Hound __ to see this new lovely apart­ ground. HAIRDRESSERS wanted, part-?, t ‘7 Realtors, 649-2813. 643-2711 CapIloYs, Enulpment Co.. 3> roofs, gutter work, chimneys ,^^",7 ,:;;=^;— 50 HARRISON ST. puppies, tri-color, vaccinated, ~ ment building please call 872- 875-3136 girl — part-time time or full-time. Apply Magic MANCHESTER, CONN. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. Main sC^\^Manchester. Hourf cleaned and repaired. 3f. years' COUNTER AKC registered. 875-1666. ^ 0529 weekdays for an appoint­ MANCHESTER midnight to 8 a.m. Apply In Mirror, 757 Main St., Manches­ dally 7:30-5i\^iursday 7 ;80-9 experience. Free estimates KEYPUNCH OPERATOR BEFORE you look any further, ment. Rental 3135 douaistnlrs, Call Howley 643-5361 644- person. Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 ter, 643-2449. We have openings on 1st and 2nd shift for: MOVING—Poodle for sale, min­ W-H-E-E-e-e-e $18,500 Saturday 7 iStMK 648-7958 come to the Klock Co., at 1366 3145 upstairs (Including car­ ^ 8383 Center St. iature male, 9 months old, AKC Aluminum sldixl rape. NEW peting.) Oct. 1st. occupancy. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ODD JOBS— all tyJ>M. Clean------...... ' ------^ - Opening for experienced Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We Machine operators registered. Call 643-8534. f u r n a c e , n e w BATH ups, landscaping, ebroentry, ROOFING, Gutters, Chlmneirs— PAR T-TIM E waitress, good alpha-numeric, IBM key- W ANTED—Nurses aide, 11 p.m. have openings on all shifts In Adults. No pets. , NEW K IT O IE N . NEW puncher to work full-time to 7 a.m. Call 649-4519. our Heat Treat Dept. Very In­ Repairmen PE K IN G E SE kulBed with chll* 24-Hour Answering Service miscellaneous repairs, Do- repairs our special- -"ir k in g condlUons, pleasant days. J.rfRtesriBK H 19 /-I NICE country living five- I’ U ’ MHING. NEW WIR- surroundings. Hours can be ne­ teresting work and we will dren. maie, $100, femals, $125. f*U O AtJD^CAl. ING. on a' busline. Imm a­ pendable service. Call 643-'/2l8. ty- 20 years experience. Free CHAMBERMAIDS, full or part- Auxiliary helpers room duplex with one-car gn- gotiated. 647-1691. train you. Please apply In per­ 643-0836. culate. A 1-rar detached ga­ Free to Herald Readers estimates. Call Roy Kanehl, time. Prefer married women. ragi' located on Brandy St., LAWNS maintained. Rubbish CLERKS son. Receiving storekeeper rage PrUiUe yard. Truly 643-0353 after 8 p.m. Apply Piano’s Motor Inn, 100 ADORABLE kittens completely Bolton. Oinvcnlent to High taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. ASSISTANT bookkeeper, diver­ Household Goods 51 Aportmonts— Plots— imbelleveable THOSE WHO Want Iniormatlon on one ol our classified advcrtlsernentsT Eaat Center St.'^ anytime. MAN—Part-time for lawn and housebroken, looking for good . Furnishod a^hixjl. 3145 monthly. A vail­ No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the 649-1868 after 8 p.m,. sified work, accounts payable, ^Kxi starting rates and company paid fringe IIE.SITATE WIIJ, IX)8E’ Grocery buyer’s office. parking lot maintenance, must LHillfzXi LS« home. Call 649-6489. Tenements 63 Aportmonts 63>A able Sept. 1st. 643-4461. \ Miilinery, monthly control, etc. Apply in Business arithmetic experi­ CLEAN, USEUJ refrigerators. C.iU 649-5306 for details. STEPS, .sidewalks, stone wails, have driver’s license. Apply In person, Gaer Bros., 140 Rye ence. ranges, automatic washers ------■- robes a year. No collecting or Opening for experienced op­ MACHINE OPERATORS PLUMBER, licensed, new PART-TIME service staUon at- WILL EXCHANGE or sell AKC ®P"®® WE HAVE tenanU walUng for ment, all utilities. 3110. 649- three aduILa, and male • Mam heater I arkade LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also operators, second shift. Verti­ cat. and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in Moving— T rucking— delivering. Call Ellen, 875-9673 erators. We will also train house work, steady work, top tendant, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Must table. Green------Manor Venetian Manchester 649-5306 moving large appliances Burn­ cal turret lathe operators, sec­ toy mole poodle for toy male your apartment or house. Call ® Call after 6;.30, 643-7930. Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. or Mary, 742-7662. tj^ e interested and quali- w^ee.^ Eronomy on Heating be over 21. Apply in person Pekingese. 649-5459. blinds. Call 649-0672. ing barrels delivered. M. 544- Storage 20 Openings on first and second ond shift. Call LeM i Corpora­ Paul W. Dougan Realtor. 649- MAT!'RE grad student girl HIGHWOOl) Drive, belter than shifts for: Co., 312 Church St., HarUord, only, Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, 4535. LARGE family neixts Immedi­ 1776 GE57ERAL office work, typing tion, 643-2362. 522-6236. 3EWING MACHINES — singer seeks same or teacher 25-30 to new, 7-nxim Colonial with ev­ MANCHES’TER Delivery-light Route 83, Vernon. ate housing, four or five bext- Automobiks For Sol* 4 and billing experience part or Bridgeport Mills automatic zig-zag, excellent vc-u' ______■ ™ j share aixirtment with. In Man- erything. over 2500 sq ft. of CO M PLE’TE sharpening serv­ trucking and package delivery. Company offers excellent W ANTED — one full and one FREE KITTENS to good home. » » if Y 1. 1 plush one -and 2-bedroom nx>m oUfor hoiLn'. Will fix up full-time daily. Manchester CaU 6434)703. condition. Makes buttonholes, ___n > rhwter. 647-l‘M2. graceful living area. Prime lo­ 1965 CHEVROBT, ~ Im]^la,~ ice. Hand and .power ______mowers Refrigerators, washers and wages and working condi­ Engine Laths part-time service station at­ apartments, wall to wall car­ for reasonable rent. Call 633- Pipe & Supply, 649-4663. SEE OUR AD UNDER hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ cation. top quality and unique HERALD wagon, automatic, V-8, power sharper^ and repaired. Pick "'ovlng, specialty. Fold tions, convenient free park­ tendant, days. Apply In person MOLD MAKERS pels. dlshwaaher. appliances. 0758. ing and above average bene- WANTED good home for a pet f1(H)r plan makei this on out­ steering, excellent condition, up ond®deIlvery Cal! anytime, uhalrs for rent. 649-0752 Turret Lathes inally over 6 monthly aTr-condlUonlng. Sterling at BACHELORS to -ilia re laimr. only to Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan BUSINEM OPPORTUNITIES spayed female German Shep­ standing offering. Hayes Agen­ BOX LETTERS 11,175 or reasonable offer. 649- 643-6305. Sharpen, 686 Adams Garage, Route 83, Vernon. 0400. Grinders > TOOL MAKERS “A ONE-MAN BUSINESS herd. CaU 643-8692. ^iTat. ca.ri?ul after 6. 643- cy 646-OIsi. evenings Mr. Han 3475. S t, Manchester, Oonn. Dougan Realtor, 6494535. BusiiMss Proporty Painting— Papering 21 MACHINE OPERATORS apply STARTING 32.65 an hour. Pull 'n iR E E • ROOM Kumlahml dler, 649-7613 For Your 32,000 INVE STM E NT W E H AVE some beautiful Col- CTISTOM made draperies, slip For S o k 70 ’Ti-alnees accepted. Other open­ benefits, vacation, all shifts apartment, »c<-ond floor. Information 1962 CH EVR O LE T 4-door M AIN TE N A N C E and repair. B. H, MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, MACHINISTS lle-Shepherd pups. Would you covers and reupholstering 149 OAKIJLND ST — Two 214,900 Attractive 5-room sedan, automatic. Good condi­ commercial Full or part-time days, will ings available. Excellent oppor­ available, -full or part-Ume. (CAN START PART-TIME) Private entrancea. Adults. No BUSINESS xnne Stone tuilld- and residential. Interior and exterior painting, tunities for willing and ambi­ like to make a home for one Budget terms. Established In rooms, heat and appliances. home 2 bedrooms, dining tion. 1426. 649-8418. Experienced. First National Firestone Retread Shop, 20 pets. References. Inquire 299 Ing consisting of four unit ’THE HERALD will not 643-6962 after 6 paper hanging. Thirty years train, own transportation, tious people. Overtime, all bene­ of them? Call 649-2901. 1945. Days, 524-0154 evenlng.s. 385. Security. 646-2426 from 9-5 room, hot water baseboard disclose the Identity of p.m. HELPER to work on truck and Autumn St. aiKirlments. Three house trail­ experience, four generations. fits, air-conditioned. Bldwell Rd., So. Windsor. 289- Non-defense plastic molds, — ------649-7590 • p.m. heat, attached garage. Hutch­ any advertiser using box 4361. floor covering. 40 hour week, er ixirklng lots. Excellent In- Free estimates, fully Insured. Annlv Stores, Inc. presently 50-hour week ins Agency, Realtors. 649-5324. letters. Readers answer­ Truck!— ^Tracton 5 M AN CH ESTER- Dbuth Windsor. Tuesday - Saturday. Salary 42 24x24x33*4’ ’ HIGH compact M AN O IE S T E R — One - bed- eome. I ’hllbriek Agenry, Real- ing blind box ads who 643-7361 ^ minimum. Blue Cross and Live Stock A1 Marino Services (Fiormer- Park and Oakland Ave. Apply BRIDGEPORT Operators— Ex­ equal to ability and experl- ______Frigldette, three years old, room garden type apartment. Utrs, 646-4200 MANClIEl^Ell desire to protect their 1963 FORD pick-up, ton. CMS. Top pay fo r top men. Business Locations ly M * M RubbUh) Attic, cel- CONTRACTOR - Interior, ‘ ex: N. P. Hallenbeck Co In c perienced in aircraft experi­ ence, fringe benefits include GELDING, 16.2 hands, pony good condition. 340. 649-6784. private entrance, ranch type, Identity can follow ‘ his Good running condition. 649- East Hartford, Conn. J. T. SLOCOMB CO. Monday through Friday, 7 391 C EN TE R .Sirnel, an eight 12 ROOM DUPLEX lar, garage, yard cleaning, ap- torlor pointing, paper hanging. „ ’’ mental work. Top pay for top paid vacation, Insurance, dis­ club for 2 years, 4-H 4 years, 3145. per month. Available Im- For Rent 64 Centrally lociUixl 2 family procedure: 1244 after 6 p.m. room home w.lh 2-car garage piiancea moved, removed, IVr- Discount on wtUlpaper. Call bunker H ill Rd., Andover 68 Matson H ill Rd., personnel. Full benefits. Ap­ a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Satur­ count on purchases. Apply to English and western. 643-7524. Model Home Furniture mixllatcly. Paul W. Dougan, c k »e u» sl«>pplng ami bus­ loeated In business II sons. Enclose your reply to niture bought, sold. For a,^ 646-3048, Oscar Hebert ' 742-8061 South Glastonbury, Oonn. ply Rolo Machine Co., 66 day 7 to 12 noon. Call Mrs. Garrdty or Mr. MacDon­ 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL Realtor, 649-4535. SMALL STDRE near 100 per line. Owner’s apartment CAREER position for young Dwelling could be eaelly con­ the box In an envelope — polntment 644-2615. Elm St., Manchester. ,643-4257. ald, Keith Furniture Co., 1116 cent Main Street location Ap­ now vacant an»t m u ly for Traikrs— woman who la looking for 19 PIECES verted for professional or com­ address to the Classified BKIGHTER Homos — Painting, 16 minutes from Manchester Main St. IXIOKINQ for an apartment? ply Marlow's. 867 Main Street ImnmIkUe occupancy Sejv more than a Job. High School M AN W ANTED to process cus­ Arricks For Sok 45 $297 mercial occupancy. Robert J. M anager, Manchester Mobik Homes 6>A decorating, papering. Interior " ------, ------Have many to choose : ro m, aralr furnaces. dlspoami. Evening Herald, together tomer orders In automotive Smith. Inc , 063 Main Street. Housahold Sarvicos and extenor Fully Insured ^^^'^I--TIME clerk wanted, typ- with pleasing person- — _ ------VERNON MOLD and FULL-TIME custodian needed, SCREENED loam, processed tetenor Designer wants reliable 3146. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ MANCHESTER Central lo­ (Ilshwuaher. wiuiher and with a memo listing the 1066 NASHUA mobile home) 12x M9-S24I Offared 13-A Call John Drever, 872-1165, 875- P^one work, gen- ability to meet the t.OODYEAR Service Store, has warehouse. Excellent benefits. 3-11 p.m. Salary open. Apply gravel, gravel, land, stone, family or newlyweds to accept tor. 649-4635. cation 5,000 square feet of dryer with txsne 327,800 companies you do NOT 65’, excellent condition. Ideal 1834. eral office work. Apply in per- Apply between 9 and opening for a full time Ure 289-7906. TOOL, Inc. at Andover Elementary fill. George H. Grifflng Inc delivery of complete Model Dis­ 20.000 Call 640 5306 want to see your letter. for newlyweds or retired cou­ son, 8-6, Manchester Credit ^ P i"-:/ lo Beneficial Finance, ohanger. Some stock room oenrE-Dc------parking TIT' area, ’"1T.THT: reasonable M A N a iK S T E n Your letter will be de­ U O H T TOUCKINO. bulk deUv- School. Town residency not re­ Andever 742-7886. play of Quality Furniture Just LAI'.GE 3*4 room apartment. ples. Choice location with cry, yards, attics, cellars clean­ EDWARD R. PRICE -Falntlng Bureau, 983 Main St Main St., Manchester, 643- work and deliveries involved ‘-'“ lYU.Kb for school buses, square fixil mnwiruiry Imhis stroyed If the advertiser 915 Hartford Tpke, Route 30 quired. removed to warehouses for Pub lYimlshcd or unfurnished, with terms Hayes Agency, 040-fllSl. many extras. Must be seen to exterior and Interior Paper ------4156; liberal — ' company------■benefits”" a ^ ’ Manchester schools, 7:30-8:45 trial bulliUng, I'-x acres, cen­ Is one you’ve mentioned. ed and removed. Also odd Jobe Rockville, (imn. T R E A T rugs right, they’ll be Uc Sale. Modem 3 complete appliances, carpeting and B & W appreciate. R. B. Associated hanging. CelUngs, etc. Insured BOLTON Public------Schools -- — ------ply Goodyear Service Store ®-F)- 2:15-3:46 p.m. Excellent F IV E —room aulte of front Main tral location. all utilities If not it will be handled 644-8062 a delight If cleaned with Blue rooms with the 31.0<)0 look. 8 Olympic pool. Children accept­ BARROWS and W A IJ jtC K Co Brokers, 640-9926. 649-1008 ^ k -m a n a g e r of school lunch ^^NTAL^ASalstant wanted, ex- Vernon Circle, or call 848-010l! 'or 3'’^ shift workers. St. offices, 100 percent loca­ Many isuMltklllles. Including in the usual manner. Lustre. Rent electric sham- pc. Convertible living Room, ed. S72-Q872 or 525-0994. Mamheeter I'arknite R E W E AVlN O of burns, moth- program. New cjifeteria kltch perlenced preferred but not An equal opportunity emplov- *’®“ ''®‘^ persons- We train you. AUTO DAMAGE Appraisers, in­ Sa!esmon W anted 36>A tion m'ar Ixinks. air-condition- (Himtnercinl use Hayes Agen­ NIMROD lent camper, used pooer 31- Olcott Variety Store. 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette Manchester 649-5306 holes. zippers repaired. Win­ JOSEPH P. LEWIS Cu7t(mi en. School lunch experience de­ necessary. Must be willing to er. '' Premium wage scale. 643-2414. cd, automatic fire sprinkler. cy, 646-0131. once, excellent condition. Call surance experience helpful, not 310 down, you may purcha.si- 4-ROOM apartment. laindlord dow shades made to measure, Painting, Interior and ex­ sirable. Contact the Superin­ learn and able to type. G o o d ------—------^ Apply Marlow's, 887 Main 81 NEW I-I8TING 8*^ room required. High schotrf educa- SALESM AN— Ground floor op- 1'OBACCO cloth for sale, suit- any room Individually. Im provldea heat, security deposit 649-2026. all size Venetian blinds. Keys terior. Paper hanging. Wall­ tendent of schools office 643- working hours and pleasant SHEET Metal Workers—Exper- ^ B O R E R S for apartment con- able for lawns, bUshea, trees Ranch with three bedroi>ms. Lost and Found 1 tion necessary. Salary depends portunlties wait for one who mediate delivery or free required. Call 046-3677 between made while you wait. Tape re­ paper books on request. Fully 1589. surroundings. Write Box lenced In aircraft fabrication. structlon, own transportation. and grass. 872-6687, Route 30, 460 M AIN ST. Store or office, InvMtmwnt Propwrty Sunny kitchen with dining area NOW IS the time for all wise on experience. P e rm a n e n t has experience in all types of storage. 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. I^ST—Brown and white female corders for rent. M arlow’i. 867 Injured Free e.stlmatca. Call 7,7 7 ,— ^— ------_ *‘DD” , Manchester Herald. Top pay for top personnel. Full Apply at 287 Oakland St., Man­ Rockville. 3130, Includes bent. 646-2426. For Sok 70-A and Imllt-lna, living room has buyers to take advantage of chester, 646-3121. Jobs. Send resume, references, construction estimates. All C AP & (JCP Charge 'Plan-s dog, part Springer Spaniel. R e­ Main St. 640-5221. 040-1)658, If np answer, 643-8362 ® East HarUord, 3 to benefits. Apply Rolo Machine 9-5 flirplace and wall to wall car­ Rectown’s year end savings. WOMAN wanted for general to Box “T,” Manchester Her­ leads furnished. Chance for ALUMINUM Also, our own In.stant Credit SMALL 4 room apartment, sec­ ward. Call 649-9406. 11 and 11 to 7 ahlfts. Full or Co, 55 Elm St,, Manchester, sheets used as EAST HARTFORD all brick 4 pel, walkout Iwsement. I80x We have ordered our complete TWO INSIDE-outside painting. 9pe housework, one day a week. WAREHOUSE MEN ald. ^ advancement. Draw against Plan ond floor. Main St., over lllarH, but still as­ CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS » to 8 p.m D., 289-9571, 870 Burnside Ave CLERK TYPIST Occasional overtime. Drivers PRODUCTS, Inc. WE HAVE customers waiting tiin Agency Renltors, 649 2813 ’ LOST—Block miniature poodle, sure you of our sincere Inter­ NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ you ever used, so easy too. 3580 Main St Hartford INVITATIOIN East Hartford. Excellent openings. Apply: license and forkUft experience Help Wonted— for the rente! of your apart female, wearing black colUir. est In your needs, u very aTIONIST-Some" typing, five-year nld • five- HTAI JJtTION MIDDLE FOUND- Female pointer, IJvor additions, roc rooms, garagc.s, car necessary. Hours 1-6:30 Mill & Oakland St. chester. up and operate. and a chance to develop at each. 643-0828. machine. Both for 350. Call frontage with building Ideal LARG E I. Ilnnch Heyeti rooms, N IC K ’S Interior ami exterior PART-TIM E, 6 days, 8 a.m. - room duplex, centrally li>cat- and white. Call Dog Warden. Queen, Elklmrt Trav'ler, Kcn- roofing, gutters. Free esti­ Mancheater 1st 3130 ter, 2,0(j0 stjuure fret, loading .MANCHESTER. Aufomobiks For Sak 4 Plrs.t—Second—Third Shifts good co^lUon. TVo 15” 1967 Call 742-9791. experience. Please apply Mr Employer TWO TVs. need repairs; kitch­ monthly. Call 236-0664 or 663 dock, healed, sprinkler, elec CONNEITICCT General Manager VOLKSWAGEN Kombl, TOY & GIFT ASSISTANT Multl-'Clrcults extends an Invi­ speakers, 200 watts, reverl), NEED CAR? Credit very bad'' made Into campt'r for two. In- n n n vn rn o Donut, 255 West Middle Tpke. tation to visit our plant to dU- en set. like new; playpen, car 7,364. trlclty, ground fl‘x,r Will dl August '21. Dorches, PARTY PLAN tremek). 643-6986 after 6 Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ sulated and paneled. Built-In ' * "K®*- Bonds— Stocks MANAGER cuas Job opportunities in the bed, high chair, 29 K erry St. vide In ludf Call 246 47S1 aft-- Ttie Hoard of Direidors will est Douglas accepts lowest rec rooms, nx>m additions, WOMAN—part-time evenings, 6 LUNCHEONEnE MEN WANTED for general out- followdng areas: Ff)UR-ROO,M duplex iiiMirIrnenI 5 so p m cablnelH and bod, Ice cheat, Mortgages 27 Our new line now available I We need an en ergetic and 1 B IL L IA R D bar bell set. 182*4 PA N TH E R combo fx>rtable or- < ixidu< I a publlr oesslon Ttiiirs- down, smallest payments, any kitchens, ntld-a-levels, roofing, p.m. 'till closing for snack bar. side w ork .' Apply in person, without heat. 3135 monthly tworbumcr bottlo gas stove. —If you are interested In ambiUous Individual who I gan wdth covers. Excellent con- 3 day August 21. 1969 from 6 SO OAK ARMS where. Not small loan finance siding, general repairs. Quality MORTGAGES l.st and 2nd, Apply in person. Vernon Bowl­ MANABER I wants to get ahemL Jensen’s Inc., Route 44A, Plating lb 350, McCulloch chain saw _,.<'enlrally h/cated f)ne month MALV HT . corner office, Must bo soon to be appreciat­ becoming a Dealer, or hav­ Fabricating dIUon. List 3796 asking 347li. 4 p m to 8 30 p m In the Town pompnny plan. Douglas Mo­ workmanship. Ftnanelng avail­ mortgages— Interim flmmclng ing Ixuiee, Route 83^ Vernon. Mansfield, Conn. 380. Model 47. excellent con- security. Call 528-0,586 rms and lavatory. Ho>ise APARTMENTS ed. 649-2962. ing a party in your home, Salary Plus Bonus * Insurance Beoeflta SUk Screening, 643-6986 after 6 p.m. Cmmsel's O ffice In the Muntcl 1(1 OAK M T w r r tors, 346 Main. able. Economy Buiiders, Inc., -expedlwirt and confidential * Good Ssdniy dlUon; rctary- antennae (com­ Hale Hldg Call 643 2667 643-6159, 872-0647 evenlng.s. H AIRDRESSER -F u lT l> r porU cull or write Santa's Par­ Full Company Benefits plete) 350, 649-2262, ' 'THREE RfX)M apartment, [ml Hullding to hear comments MLANCHEMTCK service, J. b. Real Estate * Advancement VERNON Brand new jffire 1964 C HEVROLET InipiUa M otorcycks time. LuJon Salon of Beauty ties Inc., Avon, Conn. 06001. OpportunlUee Apply S 'K .'te r j. Smith !». stove, refrigerator, heal In­ and suggeslitjfu fn>m ths |8ib- Assoc, 643-5129, •< 643-1939. Telephone 1-673-3455. Apply S|>nce nviillnble at 30 IJt- New spaidoue oM aad twa| 4-door hardtop. Power steer­ NEWTON H SMITH * SON- CaU for Appointment cluded, third floor, 3100 month­ llr bedroom sporUneate. B icycks 11 ZT Bootaemd AecMsprks 46 _ Wont»G~To Buy 58 Kayette Stjunre Rent lncluM IIM MU-NTMLY BOOKKEEPER — Experlenc- W. T. BRANT heat nlr crxtdlUonlng. well to ..five new tires. GoikI comlltlon. BICYCLKS--new ami u.aed. Re­ tlons, rec rooms, garages a.m. - 6 p.m. Cumberland MULTI-CIRCUITS 'W ANTED - Antique furniture the first I'U rsday Of each Included I ed woman with accounting SECRETARY — Administrative PABKADE 12’ 8EABAGO BOAT, 12 h.p. 36 8TRANT ST . four rex/ms. wall larpellng and draperies 3760. Call after 6 p.m., 649- pairs on all makes. Open dally porches and roofing. No Jon Business Opportunity 28 b o n a n z a Farm Store 449 Hartford Road. 50 Harrison St., Manchester glass, .pewter, oil p;ilni:nge n m'Xilh from 9 IM) to H 0<) a m * MUTFOlNT RANfiB - RE too small. Call 649-3144 « background. Salary 3135 plus, experience. Excellent skills. motor, 1969 trailer, 3276. Call first floor Heat, hot water, gn Will subdivide Call 872-06/". 6184. 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop An Equal Opportunity STEAK HOUSE olhe- antique Item Any In the Munlcl|>al Hullding Hear 9-RIOERATOR AIRI A ONE-MAN BUSINESS Fee paKl. Rita -Girl, 800 Silver W’lll be o ttjje r own most of FIN ISH carpenters. Apply to H E L P W ANTED, after school 649-5447. rage. 3146 monthly Call l>e weekdays 182 West Middle Tpke.. Em ployer MS W et Middle Tgfte. ou.i.-tlly. The Harrl.eoii'y. 04:. Ing Rm and the thiial Tburs ' fO NI>m U.NE» IHM'OS-L TO SETTLE estate, 1965 Olds- SAVE MONEY! Fast service. $2,000 INVESTMENT E'X'f Hartford, 628-9416. the time. Salary 3125. Fee -paid. office, AIco Development Pween'7 and 9 p m , 643-6666 Af, . WAU. TO W A lX l 649-2098 ana Saturday. Appiy at JUST TWO left 16’ flberglas 8709, 165 Oakland Street 4 rooms, all flng ami Light, pleasant, EXTREMELY ..u-ip i respon- Hartford, 528-9416. Conn. Manchester Parkade. W ANTED — ANTIQUES, used rent Individually, heat and elec WATER MEAT PARR-f 1965 DUCATI, 360 co's, good -‘‘iDle. top hourly rate, full- ance price. 3170 plus tax Mc­ lv8 water, one child c«/nsl/ler- I'mmsers Office In the MunJcl day 9-6. sldlng. Compare pric6s. Add- PR O FITAB LE BUSINESS serv- furniture, partial or complete trtplty pp/vl'led tVjntttct. Mr INO. eondlUon. High bars, solo Bride's Sport Spot. 639 Center |mJ Hulldlqg A-l/Cvel Doniier Coro.. 289- Icing local store.s. etc., with a time only, 35-40 hour week (In PAR T-TIM E , 9-1:30, to main­ MATURE man for maintenance YOUNG, married men or wom- estates. Call 633-2300 days 646- ed.' no pets Available Hejx Frechette H M ErecheMe. Near b«M, erbeei, clkarebj seat, 3400 or best offer. 843- eludes Thursday night till 9 St., Manchester. John I Uaralds Jr 1966 VOI-KSWAGEN Sunroof, NATIONALLY FAMOUS 60 tain and tend vending cafeter­ and repair work in modern en for counter work at the 0004 after 7 p.m. led Security d«|x>slt required, Realtor*. 647 9993 end shopping. Seplemhar] 8219 after 6 p.m. and all day Saturday). Call excellent running cumlitton. YEAR OLD 8MOD REVERAGE ia In new alr-conditloned plant, If you are in good health, are personable, convalescent home. Chance to ^ r y Queen Brazier on Broad 14- FTBERGLAS boat 46 h p 3150. per month Call 049-6687 Secretary 1st ereupnney. f'aO Low price. Musi sell. Coll 1- Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128. Casual located In So. Windsor, 247- grow Into supervisory position. St. DavsDavs. n'ghtsn‘eh4« o r weekends 'iOL'SEHOLD lots ~ Antlquos Hoard of Director* 1968 TRIUMPH Bonneville, motor. Easy Tilt IXIVE LY 5-room apartment WARRE.N C. HOWLANOl 429-7929. completely cuatomlziHi, must \ iUuge Shops, Miuichester. 1010. intelligent, can meet people easily and desire Flexible hours , Insurance Excellent pay. Apply In person bric-s-brac. clocks, frames Manchester. Coon trailer and water skis, 3600 available In 2-fiimlly home !.► NOTICK REALTOR sacriflee. 872-0128. benefits. (Jail 647-1461 for ap­ between 10 a.m. and 12 noon glosnvare We buy estates VD- Dated ot Manchester. Con- 649<707. rated on East Center St near OF •a IIM 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury II. 4- a most interesting and varied position you are pointment. or after 6 p.m. iige Peddler. Auctioneer. 42C iiertn ut. this seventh day of Au- door sedan. V-8, luitomutlc, 1969 TR IU M PH Daylomi, 400 f ho Lake 8t . Bolton. 649-3247 Center In Marwdjester Heat -SI'EriAl, g'.xt 1966 power steering, radio, and hrk water, off-xtreet jjark Priced miles. Going Into service. Call BUSINESS, MEN WANTED. part-time, PART-TIME desk clerks and BulMing M akrialt 47 TOWN MEHriNO to sell. 643-2880. - 649-0349. WOMAN for pin setters as mechanic's nlgnt auditors. Apptv Flano'a Ing Rental IlOb per month TOWN OF MORTON C A R PE N TR Y — concrete steps, NO SELLING! Sii le.iie but security d»q./-|t HELP WANTED helpers, 6:30-11 p.m. Monday- Motor Irai. 100 East Center St., FOR SALE, excellent buy on ffo o m S W iH lO U t B o o r d 5 9 A r o r s 'i* z:<. i!)C .') THREE wheeled Harley David­ floors, hatchways, remodeling, AS PRODUCT (BIGGEST we are looking tor in our Friday or for weekends Satur- 646-2300. lumber and plyform used once required Available Bept J 1967 CAMAHO, 450 h.p,, low, porches, garages, closets, ceil­ NAME IN I'OOU INDIISTRY) Th*- firrtorn u/wj «*Ulirr»« son motorcycle. 74 jx)wcreil, day 6-11 p.m. and Sunday 1- n o . ------^ d 'a n e d and stacked CaU THE THOMPSON House — Col Call Jarvis Realty O j , 643- low mileage. (Jail 649-1540. ings. attics finished. rec IS PKE SOIJi THROUGH E X ­ Advertising Dept. qiuiHflcxl to In Tr/wn M*»^1 PBE.SII)ENTIAI, VILLAGE 31,500 or best offer, Call after 11 p.m. Apply Vernon Bowling *“ *-**’ female help wanted ^ . 3 4 2 7 . tsge St cenlrally located. Urge 1121 rooms formica, ceramic. Oth- TENSIVE AND CONTINUOUS * s s «- w for #ast1-64sM.^fuU-tlmc ^ and ^part-time ^ « e - tnjf of th^ Tow n (>t 5 p.m.. 643-9263. Lanes, Route 83. Vernon. pleasantly furnished rooms C*nt«r St. & Thompton Rd., M«nch«3t*r 1961 LARK. In gooii running er related work. No Job too ADVERTISING ON TV, RADIO, counter work. Apply In peraon, FOUR f U X J U du|Hex apartment ('‘smectlcut. are hereby mi4l Male and Female parking. Call 649-23.58 for over condition, reasonable, 643- sm^ll Dan Moran. Builder MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS. E X PE R IE N C E D mechandc Uggetl's Luncheonette, Man­ with st//vr and refrigerator fled and warned to meet In the Gartkn—Form— night and permanent fxttm 7889. 1968 KAWASAKI, 175 cc's. Call Evenings 649-8880 ETt',, (IVMP.INY PRODUCT We desire someone who can drive a car, wanted for general repair Harking .\’ 1< e yard No chil­ Sjieclal Town Meeting to )>e Luxury Living At You'd Osiign It Looking For Work Near Home? chester Psrkode. rates after 6 p.m., 649-3968. SALES IN EXCESS OF U, garage. Profit sharing plan Doiry ProdncH 50 dren or r>etj« f)Her people pre held at the_ I ■i/mmunlly Mali (n LATE, 1966 Pontiac Bonnerillo, type, (shorthand not necessary, but helpful), ADDITIONS, remodellngr ga- MILLION IXIU.ARS ANNUAL- available for qualified man. (XX>K WANTED ferred Available Ke{Aertiber « i!d Town on Monday '.lie 25th Fr*e H«at and Hot Watar privately owmxl, run lean than ROOM for rent. gentleman rage, rec rooms, bathrooms LYi. iTlNSISTS OF cMLLIiXT- Rapidly growing industry. New plant, steady work, run a simple adding machine, someone who is See Mr. Sloan. Sloan Oarage, no”suni;;;.‘ A'^pi^irAT^te ^ 1st ('ell 649tei73 day of August UetCi at ot) I5.00P ,mile«. Alwuyii Imd the 1968 TRIUMl'H - J rtr J 45 a dozen. 433 Keer,ey only, central location. free Botmevllle. tiled, kitchens remixleled. ce- i n g hXlR -MERCHANDISE Route 83. Vernon. parking References preferred p in for the fiJliAlng pur bc3t care. Selling to m'ttlc es­ Cull 649-7313. good pay wtih overtime, paid life durance, hospitali­ slightly creative. In other words we need some­ Manchester a t t r a c t i v e flve rrx»m apart­ ■■ \ rnenl work, cellar floore. p^. s o u i a NP REPLENISHING 649-8160 or 643 2693 tate for leas tlum half price. V \ ment Adults, relereni es. no tloa, roofing.. Call Le^)n Glee- INVENTO RY zation, hoU^^-H, vacation and other fringe benefits. one whp can help us help our advertisers. H«lp Wanted — Mok or Fomok 37 FRESH BGG8. 56 cents dozen 1 Tci apjirove or disapprove Oa,ll 649-'7268, l\666-4904.\ . , . \s\-nskl. Builder. 649-4291 REQUIREM ENTS \ T>ets 1135 64 9 5324 ------i • _ _ \19«9 M INI-BIKE, 3100. \Jleli\tet, “"T------' ------Also tomatoes. lO cents Ib ATTRACTTIVE sleeping nx/m the apptvipnatlon of the turn ' ■ ^Mu.st 3 a.spuv FxperiWo^ not necessary, will train. i*»w ej- bath, private entrance 1966 FORD Mustiuig, auto- I'all 643-6420. ' REM ODELING done. Room ad- ^ .S'auosfcy Farm, 122 Nowmark- of 118 ODO 00 from the Reserve You will be working in a pleasant atmos­ er Rd . 644-0304. free parking, apply 196 Spruce maUc, power steering, radio, dltlons, garages, breeseways. iNt'OME OF Fund for Capital an*l .*4on Wonderful opportunity for ad\^anoement MCDONALD’S at low mileage, excellent condi­ Free estimates. W^rk guaran­ $300 W EEK ITP phere with happy people. recurring Expenditure* for tion, 31,125. 1-429-6135. G IRL'S 24'' bicycle, in good tuive .Hi'rvicenhle i-ur. START the purcha_’ e of s ne-s town teed. Phone 643 7996 anvume Apply at IS NOW HIRING FOR THE FALL! condition. 316. Call 643-9374. IMMEDIATELY If accefXeil and truck snd eq’jipment 1968 VOLKSWAGEN converti­ IL W E the. noce-x-uirv 32.WO for Come in soon. Ask tor Mr. Ooane or Mr To approve or disapprove ble, automatic sUck shift, red, Paving— Orivawoys 14-A mvenlorv- NOW in the Ixuik Simpson. m cellent condition. 649-11144, BusiiMBs Sorvicos the approprlallon of the *um IMr loi-al Intorvu'w. Include of 17,000 to lihprove uhletp- after 6 p.m. oklVEWAYS Sealed This Is CAVROKCORP. O ffm cl 13 year var. .sjxvtflo time uturlng fsiilitlek -at Herrii'k ktenvj the tlm'e to restore the life ami business hours) NOW ainulable MOB 1964, new point Job, low WILL DO typli^ In my home, INDUSTCIAL PASK SD. Manchester Evening Herald rial Hark apjieanmco of your drl\-eway. to sx-i-rice acxHmt.i. and iilwpe prtco, good, mechanical condl- monthly statements, liwurance Exit 97 off Poritwoy Dated st Bolton, Connecticut, C.xtlmate, call 742- number Ro.x "D " M.-inchestey- Uon. Call 649-2262. forms, etc, Call 872-3873. thu lath day of August 19*9 Herald VERNON. CONN. 13 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER Hoard ot KlchArtl Mum* iJcltrm flAyrnor.d .Se^rp PAGE EIGHTEEN \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1969 MANCHE^riSK EVENING HERALD. liANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN Housos For Solo 72 Out of Town Out of Town Wantud— Rucri Esiatu 77 75 For Serin For Sole 75 PRIVA’TB party desires build­ Two-Bathroom Menagerie Pentagon Says Home, RockvlHe; Dawn Pach­ CLASSIFIED OFF EAST CENTER ST. ing lot In South Wlndsor-Man- eco, Old Farma Rd„ West WU- COLUM BIA LAI^E —4%-nootn chester area. Cash. 648-076$. Hngton; Peggy Cobb and daugh­ lElWrSHRLD Turns a Home into a Zoo Germ War Cut ter, Stafford, and Deloria Laako Immaculate 6-room Cape Ranch on ai^roximately

PAGE TWENTY \ \ V Hanrb^jBtrr 1Eti:ening TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 ATKBge Dailj^Net Prem Run ■'w The Week IMded J'UM 28, urn Vertion pie of the fiberglass figures coming down the home The■> Weather • used in the Boston Common streteh." SarleS'Bonham Carl Silver F O tR E N T . a e a r cool tonight Low in display whicdi are sim ilar to tire SUll, the committee has to 15,459 ones the MancheMer gtm^ is decide, at a Sept. 9 meeting, 8 and It nun. Movie Fee- IE 1 ^ . Sunny, pleasant tonuarratirl Town Board Votes $6^128 jeotors—sornid or silent, also in Reic Post considering. He, will bring the which figures it will, buy, -and $8 mm. sUte projectors. 75 to 80.' / sample to the/commlttee’s next Sullivan says he must-place his WW ^ Cily o/ Fittoge C h a r n , ' For Road Sealing Process L ester (Carl) SHVer of 128 meeting. order try Sept. 16 tf the town • WELDON DRUG CO. a Lxxxvm. no. 2,8 (fobty pages- iwo SEcnoNs-TABunp) manchesteb. conn, Wednesday, adgust 20. a s . Cooper HIU St., a former Man­ SuUlyan said, "I feel a lot 767 Main St.—TeL MS4Wn Work halted two weeke ego is to receive the figures In (Cleoslftod Advertislag oo Page 88) Town Planner John McAhnont chester policeman, has been better tonight. I feel like we're time. PRICIB^ TEN CENTS on a seeling process for some said he discussed the proposals named Manchester's assistant town roads will continue. The with Lomlbardl. He noted that rec director. Board of Representatives last with regard to the Lawrence St. In making the announcement Government night approved en approipriation propo^l, Lonihardl felt that today, .Town Manager Robert JdN IN THE 2ND WEEKOFOUR Chance Meeting o t $6,128 which will be reim- the installation of a pumping Weiss said that the appoint­ North Viets Press PANACEIA, Bto. ( A ^ — A buiaed in full from town aid station to take oaire of th e ment was effective as of yes­ Changes Irk first mate who jumped off funds. limited num ber of houses In- terday. He said that Silver fin­ his boat during Hurricane The stop order on the road volved would not be financially ished on top in examinations Oamiile and his captain, work was ordered by Richard feasible. given to four qualified appli­ South of Da Nang trapped aboard the crippled Borden, director o t administra­ Lombardi told MjcAlnriont th a t cants. Protestants craft, each thought the other tion, when it was discovered he felt that the most logical Silver will fill the post vacat­ BES^AST, Northern Ireland SAIGON (AP) — North "No enemy bodies were found was dead. that funds for the project had solution would be the instal­ ed July 1, when Wally Fortin — Leading Protestants In In a sweep of the battlefield," They stumbled across each nerver been authorized. lation of a sewer line from Efoat Vietnamese troops made left the rec department tor the Northern Ireland today con­ U.S. headquarters said. other Tuesday in a street in The contract for the process, Main St. tb Law>rence, running more attacks on U.S. full-time position of senior demned sweeping concessions Later today, another sharp BUoxl, Miss. which is a new one called Slur­ pao-allel to the existing brook. troops south of Da Nang citizens’ director. fight broke out about seven The mate, 18-year-old Wil- ry Sea), was made with the A preliminary estimate of the their government to today and battled,, Ameri­ Silver was a policeman from the province’s Roman Catholic miles away, and the action was To Storm Area Oosteilo Bros. Construction Oo. coat of this installation is $86,- (Bee Page FsortoMi) December i960 to December minority. can infantrymen ti^ng to continuing at last report. Barden told the board that an 000 to $48,000. 1968. He resigned over a dis­ Bobby Seale reach the wreckage of a Another seven V jB. soldiers additional appropriaiUon of $6,- McAlmont said that both he Two former Cabinet ministers (AP) — A tide of aid pute concerning swapping of helicopter downed with and Associated Press photogka- 128 would be needed to honor and Lombardi feel that a pos­ said there would be a powerful streamed today toward a shifts. He said in his letter of dema^ for Prime AOnister eight Americans aboard. pher OUver Noonan, 29, of Nor- the contract, sibility may exist to encourage resignation that, ^beiiEiise He Mississippi coast still grog­ the devel^ment of a subdl- James Chlchester-Clarfc’s gov- Military spokesmen said 198 well, Mass., were reported Borden explained >that the must work two Jobs to support FBI Arrests gy from Hurricane Ca­ vlsloii adjacent to the existing emment to realgii. North Vietnamese had been missing after their heUcepter state will reimbuiue the town his large family, the Inability crashed in tliejirea Tuesday. mille’s fury and haunted for the money but the state will stream, as such a proposal Some Catholic leaders were slain In tour days of fighting would help appreciably in off- to swap shifts would cause him near Hlep Due, a district capital Two companies of American by an aura of death. not contract., therefore the board financial hardship. more favorable, but hard-liners Black Leader Infantrymen ran into a flreflght would have to give him the au­ aetilng the total cost of the stuck to their demands for dls- 36 miles south of Da Nang. Six­ The highway patrol project. A IB-year part-time employe THE FABRIC CUPBOARD teen American soldiers were at dawn when they moved into thority to expend the money of the rec department, he has of Chichester-Clork's the rugged area to search tor counted 162 killed along eUher by taldng it from the Concerning Cold Spring Dr., un*be P rotestant - dominated In Slaying known dead and another 06 Mi-ssissippi's devastated McAlmont said it would seem been handling alt sports activi­ wounded. the ntissing men. Moving behind budget or by a special appro­ ties since last December. For­ government and negoUations to a shield of artlUery, they had Plaquemines Parish (coun­ priation. He explained that the that the most logical solution Northern Ireland with the (Cath­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ Firing machine guns and ri­ would be development of n plan mer rec director l^llam Boyle CHENEY HALL • 177 Hartford Rd. • Manchester fles, the North Vietnamese at­ advanced only half a mils- by ty) pushing the total to Slurry Seal process, being new. ACROSS FROM MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE olic Irish Republic. FBI agents arrested Bobby tor a sewer extension tor the had resigned his post on Oct. Seale, national chairman of Uve tacked b^ore dawn today, kill­ midaftemoon and still had an­ 170. Is non-competlUve and there­ 81, and Fortin and Silver spilt ^British Prime Minister Harold other half mUe to the wreckage fore the state will not contract entire area which would In­ OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M.-6 P.M. CLOSED SATURDAY Black Panther party, Tuesday ing one American Infantryman "Some people estlmale the clude also Deerfield Dr., Trout the dytles until Jtme 9, when j Wilson and Oilchester-Clark night on a fugitive warrant and wounding 14 others before of the helicopter. -The going was death rate could go up abova 800 for it. mangled in London for six Stream Dr. and Tumble Brook Mel Slebbid was appointed new OPEN M O N.-FRI. 9:30 A.M..9:30 P.M. charging flight from a murder withdrawing. and ivvialbly reach 1,000," aald Andrew Tricarloo, director of hours Tuesday nl^t before (See Paga Twenly-Two) Dr. rec director. charge in the torture klllii^ of a Gov. John Bell Wltllama tn Im­ public works, said thiat the seal­ It ts Lombardi’s opinion that apeeing on a five-point peace ing process is a good one and former Black Panther in New posing Umfled martial law on to approach a project Involving plan designed to end Uie reU- Haven, Conn. th enrea. may be the answer to the end Slous warfare between Northern Cold “Spring Dr., only, at this Nativity Fund Seale, 32, waa surrounded and o t having to tar txnds. Ireland’s Protestant majority Vice President Spiro T. Ag- time would not seem to be feas­ taken Into custody without resis­ new (uid George Romney, sscre- T h e board also voted to ask ible or loglaal. Reaches $2^29 told its Catholic minority. A. Rlchand Loonbardl, engineer tance as he rode In an automo­ Indians Elect Giri, tary of housing and urban devsl- The board also approved a The five points; bile with other members o t the opment, were to Join WUlloma with Andenon-Nichals Asaod- recommendation of the Plan­ F in a n c e committeeman 1. The British arm y takes con- militant Negro organization in on an aerial Inapectlon of the sJteB, to make a more thorough ning Commission that sewer Charles Plrie went out of or­ tool of all Northern Ireland's se­ the nearby university city o t devastated area In which the study of a proposal tor sewer lines be extended to Mary Lane der last night and gave his re­ extensions on upper Lawrence port first at a meeting o< the curity forces. The force of Pro­ Berkeley. Win for Mrs. Gandhi governor predfeted total dam­ and Christopher Dr. The peti­ PERCALE GOnON PRINTS St. and Cold Spring Dr. Manchester Nativity Scene testant police reserves known as Charles W. Bates, FBI agent age "might perhaps go beyond tion will be referred bock to the the B-Speclals, the chief object to charge for the San Frenclsco NEW DELHI (AP) — V.V. cast. Sanjlva Reddy, the ruling a billion dnilara" The request for the additional commission now that H has Bruno photo Committee, because of the good In a fine array of colora and patterns for the Girl was elected president of In­ Information was made by the news. In less than two weeks of. Catholic hatred, will be area, said Seale is charged in Congress party candidate, was (Ivll Defense nuthoritiM esti­ been offlciaUy certified by the MRS. JAMES H. SARLES JR Connecticut with murder and dia today, giving Prime Minis­ Planning CommdsBion, which In town clerk. since the last meeting, over $1,- fall. Guaranteed color fast. Cut from bolts nw ed out of the clUes, and the second with 313,548 votes giving mated 180.000 to 300,000 persorai British curniy com m ander in kidnaping in the death of Alex ter Indira Gandhi a politically him 37.6 per cent of the total. a memo to the boaird noted "it In other action the board ap­ 000 In donations had been re- victory over the right-wing were left homeleoa In MisslMip' Miss Martha B. Bonham and for dresses and blouses. ’ ’LOO Northern Ireland, <3en. Sir Ian Rackley of Now York, a former The introduction of the second la evident that further dtudy proved: chcirter, sister of the bride, was ceived. bosses of her ruling Congress pi's three coastal counties. Reg. 44c yd. yds. Freeland, wlU control their party member whose burned preference count appeared to in­ should be made before a final A request of the tax cxiUector Jamee H. Sorles Jr., both o t maid of honor. Peter Sorles of Thus the cammittee meiti- party. Camille, the mcag Intense hur­ Miuichester served os his broth- bers, -who are trying to raise arm s. and mutilated body was found crease his chances of coming dedsion is reached on these tor refunds_^ totaling $1,289; a Manchester, exchongod vows Girl, a 75-year-old former ricane ever to hit the American requests." er's best man. between $4,700-$6,000 for a new 2. Discrimination due to reli­ in a shallow river 20 miles from from behind to win. request to r a $86 tax rebate Saturday morning, Aug. 9, at New Haven last May. trade unionist who served brief­ Kleven-,v(*nr-ol(l ('iirl Wright ttikes Advantage of a mslnlaml, aldeswlped the south­ (tor ex-scowiceman), and ap­ After a reception at the home Christmas display, received gion or political beliefs will end. The other candidates, includ­ the Immaculate Conception WOOL FLANNEL The federal warrant charges ly as acting president following eastern edge of IxHilslana and pointment of Fnedorlck BUow os of the bride's parents, the couple added confidence In their task, 8. Two senior British civil ser­ ing C.D. Deshmukh. candidate liii.sted piiH' amid the ruins of his father's service raged on to .Mtsslaalppi'a ooost Church, St. Jam es, Mo. vants will be named advisers to unlawful night to avoid prosecu­ the death of Dr. Zakir Husain in of the rightwing parties, were Ueutciront of the Pilch Fire loft for a wedding trip to Mon- They are now approaching the tion. May, narrowly defeated the offi­ Sunday night ★★★★★★★★★★★ Co. The bride is a daughter of the Ulster government. out of the race. station at Gulfport, Mi.ss., to get a drink of water treal, Oanoda. Theiy are now half-way mark, with a present In 58”-60” widths in all desirable shades. 80% cial Congress party nominee, USSR Sells Two days later aome areas Mr. luid Mrs. Harold Bonham of *■ An amnesty for citizens Rackley died May 21, shortly The count of the second living at the Vernon Garden total in contributions of after the arrest in New York of Sanjlva Reddy, whom Mrs. whicli has IsH’ome a scarce item since Hurricane . mill had not twen reaehsd by St. James, formerly of Man­ Apts., Rockville. $2,209.62. wool and 20% nylon. Being intro- ^ 2 , 5 ^ handing in illegal arms. preference ballots, cast last Sat­ 21 P anthers in wdmt police said Gandhi hod refused to endorse. re."«ue crewa. «tommiB6catioOB £ WATCH FORi chester. The bridegroom is a 6. An im partial investlgaticm urday by t|ie federal and state ram ille pas.sed through. The youngster couldn’t ex­ Two Meetings Mrs. Sorles, a graduate of Paul Misseri of the publicity duced at this low piice. yd. w as a plot to blow up buildtogB. His election came after count Arms Metal were errtaic. aofnetlmea nonsK- * J OUR son of Mr. lUid Mrs. Jam es H. Manchester High School, Is em­ committee ffeported that 600 let­ Into the riots and religious bat­ legislators making up the elec­ latent. OfftrUla said It might be Sarlcs of 178 HlUlard St. tling last week. His death followed a "kangaroo of second preference ballots aft­ toral college, was to continue plain why the water was still flowing hut aded that Are Postponed ployed at Aetna Life and Cas­ ters of solicitation have now er he failed to gain a majority •evoral more days before the court” trial. New Haven police until one’of the two men gained The Rev. R au of Im ­ ualty Co., Hartford. Mr. Sarles, been sent out. Chichester-Clark said he was of first preference votes. most pas.serstiy stop)>ed for a drink. (AP Photofax) full extent of death and damage t GRAND aaid, in which he was believed a majority. In addition to voting To America By Agostinelli maculate Conception Church also a graduate of Manchester Several designs tor wooden "entirely favorable” to the to have been accused of disloy­ At the end of the first prefer­ was known. performed the double-ring High School, Is employed as on marble nativity scenes agreement and had hlmseU sug­ alty to the party. ence vote count he led with 48 for a candidate, the electors WASHINGTON (AI'l - The In Mobile. Ala., th# U.8. Because of the unavailability f'.ereimany and was celebrant a t gested the changes. But poUtical state a preference for a second. {OPENING of most of Manchester's nine apprentice machinist at Pratt were looked at, but they werp FBI agents brought Seale to per cent. Soviet Union has started selling Army CiorpM of Eivgtneera aaid - 1 the nuptial Mass. and Whitney Division of United considered too expensive and Mrs. Gandhi broke with the large amount.i of titanium' COMING SOON directors. Mayor Nathan Agos­ (See Page Four) Giri got 401,616 votes, or 48 men and equipment ware being Miss Janice Bonham of Man- less durable than fiberglass. (See Page Thirty-Nine) once called Uio wonder metnl of tinelli has canceled two meet­ A ircraft Ctorp., B ast Hartford. per cent of the 888,887 votes (See Page Sixteen) sent Ui to begin opening mads “New FWiUties ------— John Sullivan of the scene oom- the 1960s ■^lo Uie United States. Dead Girl’s Parents To Better Serve ings scheduled for tonight—one and atrsets clogged with heavy at 7 in the Municipal Building, Monipclier, recelveU her BA ^ «■ “ Jn- Muterlals experts say they are wreckage and debris. You” puzzled by Uie move. the other at 8 in the South dogree In 1968 from Trinity Col- Emergency telephona and Windsor Town Hall. Wedding lege, Burlington, Vt. She Is a HALL FOR RENT Titanium la being used In­ Bid to Delay Hearing power re|stlr craws oollectsd PRINTED CORDUROY creasingly In American mlUUiry KEYBOARD The 7 o'clock special meeting Spanl.sh teacher a t Rockville from nearby states struggled to For parties, showers, recep­ os well as civilian aircraft. WILKEB-flARRE, I’a. (AP) HTanagan and John O’Connor of was to consider adoption of a High School. Mr. McGrath, a Search Lags rriMiire commuolcallons along STUDIO McGrath - McPherson tions, meetings. Complete A few weeks ago the first So — A legal move by the parents Wilkes-Barre. town ordinance. The ordinance graduate of Rhnm High School kitchen facilities. Large en> Come in, see the best selection in town. 45” the ooastal strip Route 88—Vernon in Hebron, received his BA de­ Viet merchant ship to call on the of Mary Jo Kopechno Uirent- ““topsy re- would pormit the Town Park­ The marriage of Miss Sandra closed parking lot. Inquire: wide. 100% cotton in pinwale suits for B Sept. S Inquest at Ed- Aniiy ipsnsretora . ware or­ ing Authority to purchase the Blaine McPherson of Mont­ gree In 1966 from Merrimack •1.29 For Director ‘'’a'*'”’ decade ened today to delay a hearing */*!**“ w! ^ dered 'alrtlfted alrtlRed In to provtdsptovtds College, Andover, Mass., whore docked ut SeatUo, Wash to de- ^ ^ gnrUiwn. Moss.. Into Mias Ko- parcel at 82 Cottage Bt. for pelier, Vt., to Donald Joseph LiHiuanian HoH weight. Ideal for fall wear. yd. ' scheduled Aug. 28 on a petition )>echne‘s death lenqiorary power tor g^fport s ho was a mombor of Sigma 24 OOLWAY STREET llver 900 Iona of iqxinge tibinlum I ■ » ooewi w ater punqiing plaiU. 'The acar- $20,000, from Mrs. Blthelyn McGrath Jr., of Andover was for an nulopay on Uie body of Kennedy Mid he was driving wss a se- Wemmell. A public hearing solemnized Saturday afternoon Beta Kappa ftiaternlty! He MANCHESTER Of Safety as It la referred to in Ita In­ teaches mathematics at Rock­ termediate production form. Mlss Kofmehne. who d ied In «n Jhe car when It w .nt .rff . sv.ryw hsre In and possible action on the ordi­ at St. Augustine’s Church, ville High School. Phones: 643-0618 or 649-8186 WASHINGTON (AP) — The Montpelier. And now offlrtala any the -----automobile------accident Involving bridge and Into a pond on divaalatiHl area nance will be rescheduled for BdmlnlatraUon’a search for a Uhnppqulddlck Island, near Ed- the board's Sept. 2 regular The bride Is the daughter of BONDED CREPE ^me ahlp la bringing another ***’”' M- Kennedy. Truckloads of fiaxi rumbled new federal highway safety di­ Resident gartown. Before you’re meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred F. Mc­ Wg load to the United HIntea Judge .Bernard - (’ In. some (irovlded by the regton- rector has dragged Into its sev­ next month...... Hrotnlnakl — V.. esva*(v • « - x r i t l l l j The 8 o'clock meeting was to Pherson of Montpelier. The of Luzerne Ceninty KIKJARTOWN. Moss (AP) al U H Deportment of Agricul­ 45” Moss Crepe bonded to acetate tricot. Plan enth month with critics com­ Tim Stovlot.s aenl (miy 421 l«sia ( ’onimon Plena ('»>urt aald Tuea- Ttie Inqurwt that opens rm Kept ture office In Jackson. Miss., be with South Windsor officials, bnidegixxjni Is a .son of Mr. luid plaining toe agency 1s hopeless­ tinee-deeD to consider a swap of sonltary- Mrs. Donald J. McGrath of ahead, buy now at this Ilf a|K>nge titanium to Uila.,f(«in- •I'*)’ “ motion by lawyers for Mr. .1 Into the death a t Mary Jo Ko- ly adrift. try In (01 of 1968, with aliliw ot «nd Mrs Joseph Ko|)eechne la a k>t«-eiMahl tailed low price and save. vH A fc TransportaUon Secretary other flage Importing a Berkeley HelghU. N J., had has been set for this meeting. The Rov. John McIntyre of way to MiusazchtawCIs law to da- Jirfm’ A. Volpei said two weeks raised enough legal jailnla to lermlne the legal (muse of in trouble The proposed swap would be St. Auguiftinc'H Church per­ Tile Umted States Ima .1 ago he hoped to announce a new w arrant a conference with Dial desUi. us dtstlnrl from the med- in boundary areas of Manches­ formed the double-ring, cere­ doineallr titanium |>rodurtlmi director for the National High­ Ally. Edmund Dinia of New h a l eauso ter and South Windsor, where mony luid was celebrant at the cipncay o t Ita own but I, uimhje way Safety Bureau "soon:” He ■tiedforil. Moaa. What can lha Inqueet hope install a new contours of the land do not per­ nuptUU Muss. John Itolby was to compete wlUi .Soviet or Japo Rogers Hints voiced a sim ilar hope In April. Dlnla or his representative la arrompllaii’ mit gravity flow. organist luid soloist. neae pr:c«a. to The appointment Is still being to meet Tlnirsday afternoon In The swaps would do away The bride was given In mar­ Some offlelnla siD-jmi t Dm Ho In the wonla of one forniar flameless cleared with the White Houes the Judge's ehnmbera with the with the need of pumping sta­ riage by her father. She wore a prtsmculor, "An inquest . Is Of New Viet full-length gx>wn, designed with and presumably with Republi­ (Sea Page Twenty-Twe) Kopechne’a utlomeys, Joseph used to clear U»e a ir and cloee tions In the non-gravity-flow cans on Capital Hill, a Depart­ electric areas. Chantilly Inee bodice and teacup the btMikM iMjbllcly isi a coas sleeves, ami silk organza A-Ilno ment 0$. Transportation spokes­ about which quaetluns have art- One of the Manchester areas FROM THE WORLD OF MINI FASHIONS man said. Withdrawals being considered lor hookup to skirt appliqued with matching water heater! lace ro-enibroidered with Meanwhile, according to Dr. MIsb K(]|irchr». 26, a Wash­ W^HlNfJTON (AP) South Windsor facilities is In MINI PRINTS William Haddon Jr., the bureau vicinity of the Burr’s Comer pearls, and n detachable ington, IM ■ secretory, was Isry ig male WUUam P. Rogers ehai)ol-lengtli watteau train of 45” wide blended cotton and sjmthetic soft fall "Is fast becoming a victim of killed July 16 wtien a car drtvsn declarsd today that m deokSng Shopping area. And one of the bureaucratic ■ encirclement, re­ South Windsor areas being con­ organza. Her elbow-length bouf- ^ backgrounds and small floral and by Han E«hvard M ^ withdrawal of U 8 source starvation and on anti­ MsssachuseUs went off a bridge sidered for hookup to Manches­ faat veil of silk Illusion was ar­ geometric designs. mmwm ranged from a flontl headpiece, quated notion reflected In gov­ Into a pond on (.liappoqulddlck troops from Vialnam "Were ter facilities la in the Avery Reg. $1.00 yd. yd. / 7 C ernment priority-setting that Island The accident wmt unre- prepared to lake sesMbta rMss Heights area. lual slH> carried a colonial bou­ quet of gardenias, stephonotls nothing should or can be done to poFted for nine hours. for peace." Agostinelli, In canceling the reduce’ the nation’s 'appalling DM AUy Bdniund Dtnte R ^ers toW a news ooniorsnee meetings, sold that the Items and lllles-of-the-valley, Mi'S. Timothy Sample of Bast highway losses in damaged peo­ aougtil and obtalrsM] -the oourt that while the lull In th* w ar bi to be considered are too im­ ALWAYS IN DEMAND lX>ver, Vt,, cousin of the bride, ple and property.” Visfnam had bsMn brokan by a portant to be decided by only (Bee Page 'Twenty-Twe) was Jiiulron of htmor. She wore Haddon, director of the agen­ •urge of enemy as tlvlty on- Aug a few directors. a sleevoiesB mint grwn prim-eae DACRON and COTTON POPLIN cy since Its formation In 1966, M and 13, ' IMul Juro- NEVER NEEDS IRONING and Injuries." ready to liurUll an slectronlc The emphosts of Ksjgers' com­ ment oo th* lull and on “m iuu- • Plenty of hot water Vaty Jr. of Andover (Utd Jiunes Even the Trans{ riot pbUce clubbed ..square were scenes reminfoceht itenlarvei^ius voting v-,-errrn viet Unhxi. make proVnpt delivery of lamous widely publicized vcompolgn tor cycle safety. Uodri^ .m ^ern |29«, isk) pro- effect in bright new prints ' the tear gassed crowds to clear of the debates Isst year, when , Ttia Unltad Stalad *»»$ l Its Atlanlic heoling oil. a boycoU of pubUc trarwport. It sUpped the auto IndiWy fs-esl If.. fiJ ll<.ats* members WINDOW GUITAR LESSONS Wencerios Square three timen young Czechs asked Soviet tank NATO otltes ax* ctoSSly watch­ ATlAHnC Reg. 99c yd. yd. 77C storea, restaurants and newspa­ with iu first set of safet/7e- For full detoils ot our complete burner Tuesday night, but after each crews why they had come and would soswer th* rod one by ing Ut* tMsvtty expanded Soviet 1 l;loiir $3.00 ,OlC MBAT per stands. service, call or write attack allowed the throngs to re­ why Uiey didn’t go home. quirvm ents' M andatory tncJu- > oo* a* they have tor .iJs» edss navel force In th* Medtterro- The Flameless SHADES turn. Twenty persons were be­ The leaflet charged that the •ton of safety belu shoulder th* prt* *dur* (*krc slaout 43 CALL 649.7120 Tins time young Czechs ac­ nasto and'------NATO ts gulag to Mod* to Order lieved arrested and three were cused their own people, the po­ police and ,th« old guard, aided straps hesd rests bsckup lights Marathon Meditation m out* t/ut th- .r votes would lake ajyy necesaary action to fa* ElectrieWfiter tajured. lice, of making trouble and told by Soviet agenu. srould try to and more than -a dozen other ’ re* **r !*d eles-frsK-.i illy to Mire Bbs McurUy of tha area Is I BilDg jrour old roUen In and FOGARTY BROTNERS, INC. FREE KIDDIE KOSHER to Aimst Uw Childm Items. I save 86o per shade. n>e stioer of poUce force ap- them to go home. provoke the.public Into acU of I’va Itharnmo Hhikkhu, a .’’.2-year-old CMria.lairn r.* r,in '* e an eccurat* i-ount not Im paired." 319 BROAD STREET ★ Planly at FREE PARKING SPACE i r porcatty was Intended to eni- A new undeirrotpd leaflet ap­ msurrrcUon It aald this would Auto *-xec-4UveS who once A . .„uput*r wmjid ctaesr mm. ftog.ra did nid explain what Heater is tod y’s RANK CREDIT pro^nde the pretext -tor tnaiau- monk, sits in qicx'ially built iftaaa rage in a duwn- Fuel OU — OU Ronwr Salt* and Servtoe pfiaslse the w a n d n ^ from Oom- peared today accuatog the po­ fumed about their new federal to r, • runr.ing bXa! a , thf vote, n, rmudst party leaders agotost In^ a new regime headed by regulators-My they now find matchless value E. A. JOHNSON jq^l^DS ACCEPTED / . , A ir CymditiotUng ■■■1 lice and hard-ltoe CommunlaU t (wn I'.angkok temple where he la carrying out a • ‘'‘y rsfsrrsd to possMil* rsdo- / s bMured Budgri PayiiHot Ptoa USl YOUn MASTHI C.HAteE CAM aati-fioTlet demoootratiotw to of planning to Incite the people pro-Moscxiw officials AloU Indrm imie to fear In the safety bu and Vasil Bllak. dtscredHed as reau .o • 7 n T . T " PT^Fxtod by ployment of aUlsut forces to o » PAINT 00. s 24 Hour Customer Servtoe pZMoat the imroslaa that su ite d Into a revolt. The leaflet srarned marathon merhtation lie plan- to remain in «sn- lp-r*e deck W Pel J.nnlngA m I Sovtet dsploynsnt M9-46W collaborators at the time of the 723 MAIN ST. ARTHUR DRUO ooe ysor ago tooigia. againat provocaleura and urged T he whole [.>rogrsm haa born cloiure for three years and three mont)., ||^ . ’ Y .r Hr offered iwvrral .1- The NUsm administration Is No such demanatraMcns srert the people to limit themaehres to (See Page ElgMcva) .lerr..,(iy, vsxing machine ays- aware of cuogrsaalpaat concern (fise Fags TlOrty-.VIaa) ■starter! meditatnm Aug (AI* l’hot..fax) (tee Pisgp PestT) (»e« Pago rowrtoen) G’

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