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Avcragie IM ly Net Piees Ron ror Ike W«ek Knde VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 164 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 (OtaMlfled Advcrttalns' on Pttfe 11) PRICE TEN CENTS Johnson Will Not Run Again r LBJ Orders Terms Move Bomb Halt Irrevocable WASHINGTON (AP) — President Johnson has or WASHINGTON (AP) — President Johnson says his dered a halt in U.S. bombing of most of North Vietnam bombshell announcement that “ I shall not seek and I in a sudden new bid to de-escalate the war in Southeast will not accept” nomination for another term is “com Asia and get peace talks started in the immediate fu pletely irrevocable.” ture. Johnson voiced his emotion-packed pronouncement in “ I call upon President Ho Chi Minh,” Johnson said a television-radio address to the nation Sunday night. in announcing his action Sunday night, “ to respond Then he met with newsmen in the White House living positively, and favorably, to this new step toward quarters and sought to dispel any suspicion that he peace. might change his mind or succumb to a draft. He did not say how long the ------"completely Irrevocable.” limited cessation of attacks Left unanswered was the would continue If Ho does not question of whether Johnson respond favorably. He did say might try to Influence the choice U.S. Jets, the bomb halt, covering "almost of his successor as Democratic 90 per cent" of North Vietnam's RFK Sees standard bearer. But his words, population, could be made com taken at face value, suggested a Ships Halt plete If Ho would now demon hands-off attitude. strate "restraint." No Unity Also up In the air were the The President called on Brit plans of Vice President Hubert Assaults ain and the Soviet Union "to do H. Humphrey, who might Join all they can to move . . . toward Sens. Robert P. Kennedy of RESERVE CALLUP PLAN genuine peace in Southeast Right Now New York and Eugene J. Mc WASHINOTON (AP) — Asia." Officials said those two NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. Carthy of Minnesota In the 1968 Defenae offldals disclosed to governments—co-chairmen of Robert P. Kennedy, D-N.Y., Democratic sweepstakes. day the administration Is the Geneva Conferences—could said today that, despite Presi A man of many surprises, planning a three-phase call play key roles in arranging dent Johnson’s withdrawal from John.son’s announcement was his most stunning move In a 37- up of military reserve forces talks. They were notified shortly the presidential race, he does year career In politics. No presi which would Involve the mo In advance of Johnson’s an not think the Democratic party dent eligible to succeed himself bilisation of around 60,000 nouncement, and the South Viet now Is imlted behind him. has spurned a fight for the of men In coming months. namese government was con "No, I wouldn’t describe It In sulted, officials indicated. fice since Harry S. Truman those terms,” Kennedy said In bowed out during the controver- SAIGON (AP) — American But these informants said no res^nse to a question at a news ^TaY Kor7an” wa"2o“ yeaVs"ag'o bombers and warships halted advance assurance of respon conference. their attacks on most of North sive action was obtained from Johnson attributed his deci "Do you think the Democratic sion—which aides said was a Vietnam today, one day after North Vietnam, which presuma party Is In a better position to strikes close to Hanoi, Haiphong bly was notified by the Soviets. year In the making—to contro capture the presidency than versies rending the nation at and the Chinese border. The move apparently Involved yesterday?" he was asked. this time, including the Vietnam The cutback In the bombing some concession in the earlier "....I think the Democrats can ordered by President Johnson U.S. position that for bombing war. win In November,” Kennedy re "There is division In the WSU3 the 10th curtailment In the to be stopped Hanoi would have plied. T think that within the air war against the Communist American house now,” he said to indicate a willingness to de- Democratic party we have the In solemn tones. "There la dlvl- North since It began on Feb. 7, escalate by leveling off its infil dlrcusslon of these grave Issues giyeness among us all tonight.” 1968. tration of men and supplies into . that arc facing the country and Then, alter eippealing bo all Gen. William C. Westmore South Vietnam. we don’t have that within the land's headquarters said the re Americans "to guard against di- However, to accept the Presi Republican party. And I think vlsiveness and all its ugly duction In the bombing was In dent’s proposal Hanoi would President Lyndon B. Johnson that’s a very healthy Influence effect by the time the President consequences,” he came to the also have to make some conces on the country.” key passages: began his television statement sion In its position. Its condition As for himself, Kennedy told a announcing It, at 10 a.m. Salgmi ”... I have concluded that I for entering peace talks has news conference In his first offi should not permit the presiden time. been that the United States cial comment on Johnson’s cy to become Involved in the The U.S. Command said must stop all bombing of the Nation Reacts to LB J’s Announcement withdrawal: "I will continue my partisan divisions that are de American fighter-bombers con North unconditionally and defin lectlon. They said Johnson’s de campaign for the presidency of veloplng in this political year, fined their attacks on North itively. Another entry in the Demo- cision may tempt the Viet the United States.” "With America’s sons in the Vietnam today to the area just Johnson made clear that air cratlc presidential sweepstakes, „ • • Robert F. Kennedy of New namese Communists—with Red Kennedy said that Sunday fields far away, with America’s above the demilitarized zone, strikes would continue against 1 night he had dispatched a tele- future under challenge right hitting enemy storage complex- J. o p A OlltlClfUlS • York, withheld immediate com- Britain Probes Chinese encouragement —to enemy forces building up In the gram to Johnson which read In here at home, with our hopes ,es, truck convoys and gun posi - - - memt. battle on in the hopes a "peace Southern area of North Vietnam «» part: “Your decision regarding and the world’s hopes for peace tions. Surprise, Shock The only major candidate for Soviet Opinion candidate” will win the presi against Khe Sanh and other U.S. dency and give them better the presidency subordinates self in the balance every day, I do and allied positions In the north the GOP nomination also ex- to country and Is truly magnanl- not believe that I should devote (See Page Nineteen) WASHINGTON (AP) — LONDON (AP) — Britain be terms. ern border region of South Viet pressed extreme surprise. And, mous. an hour or a day of my time to gan sounding out the Soviet U7N But the emergence of a “ win nam. couldn’t have been more sur "Don’t downgrrade Vice Presi In his telegram to Johnson, any personal partisan causes or Ion today on President John the war” candidate with a But he said these strikes also prised if my own death had dent Humphrey,” added former Kennedy said: “ I fervently hope to any duties other tlan the Vice President Richard M. Nix son’s new call for a peace strong chance of being election "could come to an early end" If been announced.” probably would convince Hanoi that your new efforts for peace awesome duties of this office North Vietnam would Impose on. conference on Vietnam but the Sen. Philip A. Hart’s feeling first reaction from Mosco MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 PAGE n iB E E PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 Walter Fletcher Die* cial sales for Stanley Tools Di Town Offices Close Town Report vision of Stanley Works in New Sheinwold on B r i d g e NEW BRITAIN (AP)—Retired Britain. He retired in 1057 after lie SALE IS NOW Manchester’s Municipal manufacturing executive Walter 39 years with the company. ■ NORTH Building will be closed to 11 Just in Time IN PROGRESS REFUSE FINESSE TO AVOID R. Fletcher, 78, of Berlin died Survivors Include his widow a.m., tomorrow, out of re SHIFT ♦ 73 Saturday at a convalescent Marion and four sons. Funeral ^ AQ ’ spect to Joseph S. Haas, ARTHUR DRUG “T H E W A Y By AUFTtED SHEINWOLD For Contest home. services will be Monday in Ber Mlllioms of bridge players go 0 K 10 5 4 3 town purchasing agent, who ♦ K752 He had been manager of spe lin. through life quaking with fear died Saturday. Manchester’s 1066-67 annual I HEARD IT’ •Ay that some day they may forget W E ^ EAST The Board of Directors has J 10 9 8.12 report was delivered to the to take a finesse. Good players 4 K 64 canceled Its comment ses Municipal Building by the print know that it often pays to refuTO 9 109 8 74.. K53 sion, scheduled for 9 to 11 \ ers’ today, just in time to make by John Gruber a finesse in cold blood, a point 0 9 tomorrow morning. the April 1 deadline for entering I’ll try to hammer home this Jl, J986 4k (J UConn’e 23rd Annual Town and week. SOUTH City Reports Contest. Opening lead ten of hearts. 4 AO Hebron Until this year, the deadline West opened the ten of hearts C? J62 I had lunch the other day with day for entries was Jan. 1. Jass I asked him for his defini and South, a devout flnesser, 0 AJ62 tion. “ Jazz is an art-music Manchester’s report was en Gunther Schuller who was In tried a finesse with dummy's A A 1043 which developed out of African Campaigners tered in the 20,000 to 50,000 popu town for the 20th annual In queen. East won with the king East musical traditions as folk-music South West North lation class. stitute of Contemporary Ameri- of hearts and saw that there was 1 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass Judging, In six population D&I j and was transplanted into Eu no future in hearts since South CEMt Music which was held last ropean traditiona. It has a cen Opening lead — 10 Out in Force Claeses, wdl be done on April •four stores of FASHIOH- surely held the jack. (West 22. Awards will be announced week at the Hartt College of tral prerequisite to be improvi- would have led the jack if his satlonal emd has characteristic a few days later. Music of the University of Hart suit had been headed by the For M’Carthv rhythmic feelings,” came his re ford. I wasn’t the only one, for jack-ten.) trick and Is therefore sure to ply. ______take four diamonds, two hearts, The Hebron Committee for since he Is an international fig East therefore shifted to the If this does not help you much jack of spades, and South’s next two clubs and one spade- McCarthy campaigned in full F A L S E T E E t H ure' Hartt had arranged for oth let me say that Mr. Schuller and finesse l o T to the king. Back As the cards lie, diamond ^ with er members of the news media I were agreed that Jazz came of came a spade, and South’s ace finesse works. Now South Is sure force ov pniw o W o rrie s and Problem s to be present. age in the 30's and that Duke was knocked out. of 10 tricks and can afford to try the assistance of seven college A little FA8TEETH sprlnlcled on u - your dentures does all this: (1) Helps In addition to these, there Ellington was a legitimate jazz South would have survived if a spade finesse after he has gtyjents, six adults from other Itold false teeth more firmly In place; were people from Hartt and the artist and Richard Himber was his second heart. Lawrence Moe and (2) Holds them more comfortably: Which Bali bra he had guessed the winning play developed lawjia ------(3) Lets you bite up to 35% harder Institute of Contemporary not, though both weie popular in diamonds, but he played the South refuses a heart finesse but gchwanke of Andover, without discomfort. PA8TEETH American Music, which was, in in that era. ace of diamonds first. East was takes the diamond finesse for Eugene Scnwan Powder Isnlltalliie (non-acid). Won't he must pre- both delegates to the Demo sour. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste. cidentally, initiated by Hartt a Mr. (Schuller feels that Jazz then sure to get in with the the same reason. - - . Dentures that\ fit are essential to score of years back. After the became important in 1928 with queen of diamonds, and the vent East from leading th «)^ h c r ^ c Hebron health. Secyolir dentist regularly. is best luncheon, however, I cornered “Creole Rhapsody” followed al spade tricks put South down two. the ace-queen of^of spades during Tlic students were in Get PASTEETH at all drug counters. Mr. Schuller and had quite a most lmme ■r* I Il ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 PAGE FIV E PAGE FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. APRIL 1, 1968 was best known for his facility oners at Springfield, Mo., d i^ cause will He not in powerful once a naember of Mack Sen- Franklin D. Roosevelt's reelec- with outdoor sound systems. He Saturday at his home. Dr. Itou- weapons or infinite resources or nett's Keystone Oops and a cir- tion to a fourth term in 1044 developed the equipment for Deaths in cek also served as » boundleu wealth but will lie in cus clown, died Saturday at Oak when all the other Oyster Bay Chicago Stadium and for the Terms Decision trist at the Leavenworth, Kan., the unity of our people. Forest Hospital where he had Roosevelts supported Republi (Chicago World's Fair. "This I believe very deejdy.” been a patient si years. Lorette C8U1 Gov. Ihomas E. Dewey. federal prison. The W orld Frank Frolmann Throughout his 87-year public Anderson-Little spent 36 years with the Ringling Dr. Louis O. Roucek Elly l*ey NEW YORK (AP) — Fran* career, Johnson said, “ I have Brothers and Bamum and Bai OMAHA. Nob. (AP) — Dr. The average ocean depth at irrevocable ’ TUTZINO, 0«rmany AP) — Frelmann, 63, president Md put the unity of the people first; ley Circus before Joining the Louis G. Roucek, 89, who had sea 1m 12,000 feet, although Elly Ney, a concert planiat chief executive of the Magnavox (OoatliiiMd from Page One) cratic ticket nominated at the I have put it ahead of any dlvl- Keystone Oops, one of the ear served as chief medical officer a^ pth of M.OOO feet may be ranked as one of the world's died Saturday at his home. partys August convention? slve partisanship.” liest motion picture troupes. at Alcatraz Prison and at the Co., died Saturn^ a reached in some places, bardment of North Vietnam as leading interpreters of Beethov medical center for federal prls- Fretmann, president since iwv. —"When the time comes I’ll Declaring that, indeed, a en, died of a heart aliment Sun Mrs. Kermlt Roosevelt "the first step to d^-escalate the NEW YORK (AP) — Mrs. conflict.” make my announcement.” house divided against itself "by day at her home In this Bavari Would his decision strengthen the spirit of faction, of party, of Kermlt Roosevelt, 76, daugl)ter- This military decision, mo an resort. Miss Ney, 8S, was Ms hand in efforts to end the region, of religion, of race, is a In-law of President Theodore mentous as it was, quickly was made an honorary citizen of Vietnam war? house that cannot stand,” John- Annual Roosevelt, died Saturday of can overshadowed by the postscript Bonn, Beethoven's birthplace, in —“ I would hope what I did to- son went on: cer in her Manhattan home. to his speech, which was not in 1028. night will let me concentrate "There is division in the Mrs. Roosevelt, who lived many cluded in the prepared text dis Rabbi Jacob J. Twesky more effectively on bringing American house now. There is years in Oyster Bay, on Long Is Downtown Manchester tributed to newsmen in ad NEW XORK (AP) — Grand about peace in the world.” divisiveness among us all to- land, campaigned for President vance. Rabbi Jacob Joseph Twesky, 68, at 968 Main Street Besides announcing a partial night. And holding the trust that founder of a community o f Has- poli/ticififfiB O t <*ill stripes and onilnary citizens ao- *" bombing of North Viet- is mine, as President of all the VUc Jews in New York's Hock- peered alike in reacting ito John^ " f j " ’ revealed these people. I cannot dtaregaird the ,land County, died Sunday. More GHARQE YOUR other steps related to the war: pefll to the progress of the than 140 families of Hasidic son’s announcement with aston- ishmeat. —The present authorized U.S. American people and the hope EASTER SALE! Jews live in the village of New troop level there of 828,(MM men and the prospect of peace for all Square, founded by Twesky in PRESORIPTION “ I was surprised,” said Rich ard M. Nixon. will be lifted to about 860,000. peoples. 19Se. By August a total of 18,800 sup At Anderson-Little you’re sure to find everything McCarthy echoed that senti "So, I would ask all 'Ameri Richard W. Hough port troops will be sent to the . PAUVnNE, ni. (AP) — Rich $395 ment but added that Johnson cans, whatever their personal had made a "generous judg combat zone. Some of these will interests or concern, to guard ard W. Hough, 48, vice president EASY PAYMENTS come from Reserve units called that’s right in fashion for boys and young men. ment” clearing the way for na against divisiveness and ail its in charge of the farm equipment to active duty. division of International Har AVAILABLE tional reconciliation. ugly consequences.” — War spending is exoseding Much has been gained vester Co., died Sunday. Death AT Kennedy withheld immediate expectations. Tentative esti was obtributed to a heart at comment. through unity in the past four mates now put the additional years, he said, and this “ just Right down to the factory-low price. tack. PINE PHARMACY Humphrey,, . , , in Mexico City for amount for the 24 months that WUUam 'Billy’ Lontte \ M thM h Tpeasype Cliiisi BinmiDte iiFe New must not now be lost in suspi CM Center S t MS-MIA cion, distrust, selfishness and i OAK FOREST, Rl. (AP) — hene was saaaeneo. —money Johnson1 will have to William “BUly" IJoreitte, 81, politics among any of our peo "I can't believe it,” said a GI seek from Congress. ple.” on the street in Saigon. —Priority will be given to re Then he removed himself Within half an hour after equipping the growing South from the 1968 campaign, add Johnson finished speaking, Vietnamese army with more ing: small knots of young people modem weapons. a n o t h e r o u t l e t turned out to cheer in a light But let men e'verywhere —Ambassador-at-Large W. know, however, that a strtmg, a drizzle in front of the White Averell Harriman wlU be the GRAND OPENING - TO SERVE YOU House. One group from George President’s personal representa- b ^ e tk Washington University carried tlve at any ^ a c e talks that de- t l S a bedsheet on which they had velop with £ r t h Viefnam -"at " S k s L ^ J ® ' ’*’**""■ “y orefcl^e^^^^^^^ whatever the burden, whatever Manchester volunteers for U.S. Sen. Eugrene McCarthy prepare correspondence When the President met with Johnson also appealed anew sacrifices that duty may re- for voters in Hartford’s April 9 primary. Scene was Saturday afternoon in RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS newsmen just before midnight, for higher taxes and budget cuts Concordia Lutheran Church. (Herald photo by Pinto) the questions came quickly: to pare a deficit he said would Johnson concluded with these MANCHESTER. CONN. Was Kennedy's entry into the otherwise be about $20 bilMon. words; primaries. Sen. Robert Ken- give an immediate press con- Democratic primary campaign He said these actions. are vital1 “ Thank you for listening, a factor? because "we face the sharpest ^less all of To>m Helpers nedy of N. Y. is not entered, ference in the air terminal. He financial threat in the poet war ® —‘‘It added to the general sit you.' Sen. MioCarthy. the first Dem- then will Join a motorcade for uation I talked about that exist era—a threat to the American M ail Letters ocrat to declare himself a can- Hartford, stopping for a visit at ed in the country.” dollar’s role as the keystone of dldate for the nomination, will jjjg new headquarters on Can- Did he have a personal choice international trade and finance M Cvwtom Home Design be in Hartford Wednesday to ^ Hartford's North for the Democratic presidential Manoheater The chief executive’s disclo For McCarthy make a 6 p.m. major policy ad- ^ reception in the ro- nomination? Blue Print * Supply Ino. —"I made that clear in the sure that he will not seek re- dress at Hartford's Bushnell tunda o f the State Capitol will 690 Hartford Rd. speech,” —an apparent allusion election was coupled with a ser- Manoheeter, Conn. Manchester volunteers for xudltorium. He will arrive at follow his Bushnell Audltorl- to his statement that he had no ies of appeals for national unity, U B . Senator Eugene McCarthy, Bradley Field at 4:30 p.m., ac- um speech. (Herad photo by 649-8693 tmle for partisan causes. He said: “ The ultimate RookvIUe Exdk Bnt. 1495 o f Minnesota, ‘'peace” candi- companled by his wife, and will Pinto) Woidd he support any Demo- strength of our country and our date for the Democratic nomt- ______naUon for president, spent Sat urday afternoon at Concordia Lutheran Church, preparing • | J | # » | # IC C U A E D E D A I D 5 correspondence for voters in 0 PIIWIV 9 9 n w E KEi #%IK ^ Hartford's April 9 primary. ^ 'Twice The Wear With Sboe Repair’ ^ Voters in 31 Connecticut a n i a B CAIEI • towns wiU go to the polls that ^ rKE*9r RIN V SALES 0 Appearing daily day to elect delegates to the ^ SALE! # June Democratic State Conven- ^ ^ ...... ^ tion. ^ ^ The primary, April 9, was to ® MEN’S RUBBER HEELS ...... l.*6 1.90 • IN MANCHESm atThe I%one StcMe:l have been a contest between 9 LEATHER HEELS ...... l.*8 " FAMOUS COLECO AND CHEMICALS 244 BROAD STRlET slates becking McCarthy and A A COR. 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Waicome Her* NORVPU COMNTY TBiftcOMFAMt MAIN OFFICE & PARKADE OFFICE OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS! p m h IN,*^^1ANCHESTER The Southern New England Telephone Company S tO K t (Mancliester Parkade) West Middle Turnpike-Eioaid Sti-eet Phone 647-977.T 6 PAGE SIX IfANCHBSTER EVENING HBEALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. APRIL 1. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHBSTCH. CONN.. MONDAY. APRIL 1. 1968 PAGE SEVEN little League Tryouta come the shining hero of a Chicago con Covent J TryouU for the local litUe' vention draft by acclamation. If the a l a , -League BcuiebaJl team pro- President's policy for peace works at 'Will be held Saturday at lEtiPUiug llprolin all, the speech which announced It may ti^ p ia ,^ Athletic Field for PUBLISHED BY THE also, some day, be rated eui the greatest A 1 £ National League team at 10 HERALD PRUJTINO CO.. INC. IS BliaeU Areet single political speech of all history, TVValJi p lOlT American League ItAnclieiter, Conn. y v ___ at 2 p.m. THOUAS F. FBRQUBON sweeping both a party and a nation in WALTER R. FERQUSON one masterful 40-minute effort. If peace I Tryouts for the Pony League Publlihen X J . U C team programs will be held at comes nearer, Lyndon Johnson will Founded October 1. 1881 2 p.m. Sunday at the Plains have his second chance to choose be PublUhed Every Evening Except Sunday* The Queen Coniunlttee of the Athletic field, according to and Holidays. Entered at the Post OfHce at tween the Potomac and the Pedemales. ■tMrd annual Fife and Drum Franklin Richardson, chairman Msuiciiester, Conn., as Second C lan Mall Matter. Ball has made available aj>- of the Coventry Boys Baseball l*l*oaifcin fooms for girls who Association, Inc., sponsors of SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In Advance No Pj^cnic For Pundits are soiphcmores, Juniors, or sen- the three league teams’ pro- One Year ...... 830.00 tors at: Ooveotry High School. gram. Six Months ...... IS.SO Three Months ...... 7.80 In Britain, In the four by-elections held Mr. and Mns. William A. Kindergarten Aids One Month ...... 3.60 the other day, the party out of power Smith are co-chairmen o f the Mothers assisting with the M EM BER OF scored devastating gains. Where the oemmittee for the Ball’s Steer- North Coventry Cooperative THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Labor candidate had won a seat by more tog Oommlttee. Publicity con- Kindergarten classes In the The Associated P re u Is cxcluitvely entitled cemlng the Queen Contest is basement classroom of the Sec- 10 the use of republlcatlon o( all news dis than 10,000 votes In 1966, the Labor can patches credited to It or not otherwise credit being handled by Miss Cathleen ond Congregational Church ed In this paper and also the local news pub didate now lost by 12,000. This Is the lished here. . . ,, O arj^ter, secretory of the Stu- during the week will Include All rights of republication ol special dls- savage kind of turn-over no political dent Ownoil at Coventry (High Mrs. John Blowey, Mrs. Wil- pat^ea nereln are ,'»lso reserved. party can withstand. Obviously, If a gen '■ f School. ^ 11am Brennan, and Mrs. Wil- The Herald Printing Company Inc., as eral election were to be held In Britain All aippUbaibons are to be Ham Bray, sumes no Ilnanclal respon.slblllty for typo graphical errors appearing in advertisements today, the Labor Government would be filed by tomorrow at the Oov- In charge of cleaning the and other reading matter in The Manchester thrown out, and the Conservatives entry High School Qttlce. Fur- classroom April 6 will be Mrs. Evening Herald. brought back to power. • :ther questions may be had by Albert Jean, and Mrs. August Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- Underneath any such political result oonta»ting Mr. and Mrs. Smith Kramer, ton Post News Service. at itheir home on Woods Lane. Housing for Visitors I^iU service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. there has to be a savage discontent with Publishers Representatives — The Julius AU Queen Contest applicants The Coventry to Coventry Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi the government In power. sire requested to attend the Committee has to date found cago, Detroit and Boston. What makes the situation especially "Computer Dance" to be held housing for 54 persons that will MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCUtA- striking In Britain Is that the Labor at the Wgh school the evening be arriving in town frewn Cov TIONS. ______Government Is not really In Itself re et April 6. A t that time the entry, England, on July 8 for Dl^lay advertising closing hours: sponsible for any of the unpleasantness For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. finalists for the contest will be an ' IS^Jay visit. Housing is For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. es which have provoked such a mood In selected by popular vote. Booh needed for about 55 more peo- For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. tlcket holding Individual at the P'e In homes In Coventry. Any For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. the people. It has not been mismanag For Fi-ldav — 1 p.m. Wednesday. sctiool dance will have one vote persons interested In having For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ing; to the contrary. It has shown con Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before siderable courage in facing Its prob for the contest applioant of these citizens of our town’s publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday their choice as “Queen of the namesake In England staying lems : the things It has found Itself forced and Monday publication.______Ooveutry Fire end Drum iBall." with them should call Mrs. to do have not been Labor Party policy; Monday, April 1 The voting will take place dur- Shirley Glenney on Silver St. they are the things any political party Ing the dance and will be super- The next meeting for persons of any stripe would find Itself being com vised 'With 'the votes to be tal- Interested In the Coventry to The Transfomation pelled to do in the situation of today. lied toy the Queen Committee. Coventry program will be held All the things bearing down on British •nie ftjur apphoants receiving 8 p.m. Monday In Coventry Yesterday, Sunday, March 31, 1968, life today would be there, disconcerting the largest number of votes will High School cafeteria, reports Lyndon Johnson had Just achieved the and unpleasant, no matter who was In be the finallats. Results of the Ceorge E. Ross Jr. lowest Gallup poll rating, for his general power. dance vote will be announced PTA Variety Show performance as President, and for his at the acUvtty ^he Robertson School PTA Is Here In this country, by contrast, those conduct of the war In Vietnam, yet four flnaiHata vrlH attend sponsoring a variety show May who find the state of the nation full of 11 In the school auditorium. recorded. He stood on the verge of a a tea early next month when trouble and uncertalnUes which seem to Auditions will be conducted at dramatic loss of a primary contest. In they wUl be Judged on person keep leading to deeper and deeper dilem 7:30 p.m. Wednesday here. Wisconsin tomorrow, to a comparatively ality, beauty end prise by a mas have convinced themselves, rightly Photoffrof^hed By Regtoald PhUo minor opponent within his own party. “EXPERIMENT NO. 5” ju*« b, ■TL.’' or wrongly, that somebody In particular, the Queen Committee. had by contacting Mrs. William He was deep Into a costly and ugly Elwell, project chairman, at namely the head of the party In office, The finalists will receive quicksand war. He had lost leadership has somehow become responsible for free »10 ticket for the ball at ber home on Flanders Rd. of his parity, of Congfress, of his nation, everything that goes wrong. the tea. The ticket will Include f¥ Wire Over Strings ’’Horn# ol Two Registrars Disagree^ Tolland County Sarvic* . MANCHESTER ELKHART, Ind. —A pure- and BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER TV-Radio Tonight nlckel overwrap of very fine Qualify’’ TOLLAND TURNPIKE Ask for Different Salaries Anderson Boosts McCarthy wire Is used ,on high-quality strings tor musical Instruments Haloed wtth an oddKy In the election laws, the Incumbent, SOUTH WINDSOR elected hi lOM, will serve one to give them the right pitch and ^ SULLIVAN AVE,, SHOPPING CENTER El actions Account contained in In Wake of Announcement TelevUion resistance to corrosion. populai' the tentative Oeneral I<>ind extra year,, to November of 1066. ’The registrars and the town 6:00 ; SdO) Perry lUwoa (1000^2-30) The Monkees (C) budi^et aubmltted for 19M-69, "Wa are now dedtoated to Stiver-haired Senior Citizens (04) Great Dectalons ; 9 M ) Mike DoufUu MANCHESTER the Board of D1 rectors must re- treasurer were in tor $350 prove Senator Eugene McCor- tor McCarthy did their bit for (20) Men In Space (40) Chartle Chan •olve a salary difference for the raises each year but the re (M) MMerogers Neithbor- ( 8) Cowboy In Africa (C) 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST Illy lejNesents the c/hange peo- McCarthy over the weekend, hood (13) Gunsmoke (C) town'a two resrUtmrs of vot- quests were denied when the pie want,’’ McCarthy backer participating In door to door (30) Com bat 8:00 (24) The F rench Chef en. 1667-68 budgets were adopted. Qcrald Andenwn % 5 , PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 Section Two MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 jHanrt|[F0tFr lEuFttitts IlFraU) MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1M8 Pages II to 20 Country Reacts Obituary Firemen Dash Around Town RFK Sees President in Chicago As Grass Fires Bre(ik Out LBJ Hopes to Talk To LBJ Decision In 12 hours and 88 minutes No Unity a troubled world." They were probably glad to see (OcaUnucd from Pare Ooe> total time over the weekend. the rain last night, and children "I’m really surprised that it Town Fire Department answer back In school. reeted what appears to be a came so early," Hausman said ed 21 alarms. "Bach day now the grass With Thieu on Peace of Johnson’s announced with Right Now wlUingnesa to alter a course of "I’ve never seen anything like gets greener,” said Sedrlck drawal. "I think that we’re in (Continaed from Page One) (Oonttnued from Page One) judgment is too dear a price. policy which has lost the sup it before,” said Fire Chief Wil Straughan, assistant fire chief. president—and seekers after The nation cannot afford such a port of the people, and to which for a confused time." "That helps. The greener It Is, As for himself, Kennedy again A Lee said Johnson made his de liam C. Mason. "Once on Sat the presidency.’’ price or such a leader." he had personally committed urday, and again yesterday, the the less It bums.” urged a resolution of the Viet cision "in what he considers to nam war "produced not by the Harking back to his stunning Johnson a Iso alluded to hla himself even so recently as yes station was cleaned out. We had Yesterday, this was the activ announcement of Sunday night, Sunday announce of major terday. be in the best interests of this ity of the Town Fire Depart surrender or either side, but by nation and of world peace." to call for extra men." Johnson acknowledged that he curbs on bombing North Viet "Insofar as the Connecticut On Saturday, between 9:43 ment: At 11:06 a.m., grass at a negotiated settlement that "His sincerity and his convic realistically takes Into account, has been a seeker of consensus. nam in the hope of spurring primary Is concerned. It must a.m., and 6:16 p.m., 10 alarms 167 Park St.; 12:06 p.m., woods "Yet along the way,” he as peace talks. be recognised that we have not tion and his determination to were answered; yesterday, be fire at 181 {judlow Rd.; 12:44 as quickly as possible, the need bring about peace must be re for all Vietnamese, and only serted, "I also learned that no ’’ Ipray,’’ he said, "that the been seeking simply an alterna tween 11:06 in the morning and p.m., false alarm from Broad leader can pursue public tran message of peace I conveyed tive to Lyndon Johnson, but also spected by all Americans," Lee St.; at 12:49, an alarm at Vietnamese, to determine the said. 4:22 p.m., a total of 11 alarms quility as his first goal. For a last night will be accepted in to the policies of his adminis were sounded. Mott’s Super Market off E. future course of that country.” president to buy public populari good faith by the leaders of tration. "As for my position, I don’t Middle Tpke. There was no fire. Kennedy, propelled into the think anyone ever had that much Most of the fires were in ty at the sacrifice of his best North Vietnam.” "The party forces in Connect grass, and most of them were At 12:50 p.m., the shed at 197 forefront of the race for the icut have to this point embraced doubt, but I am for the nomina Bush Hill Rd. burned; at 12:52 Democratic presidential nomi tion of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. deliberately set. Mason said. “It these policies, either explicitly could have been really bad," the number two alarm was nation less than three weeks aft Hebron or by silent assent . "if a building had caught fire sounded for more men. At 1:30 er his entry, returned Sunday "Only the McCarthy support Rham District smd all our trucks were out,” p.m., an alarm was answered night from an extended cam ers have pressed for the change he said. to 292 Lydall St. for a grass paign trip In the west. which the President now indi fire; 1:43 p.m., grass, 427 Main Haas Dies, There was no one fire which St. (This was called in as a Fire District Agrees cates he is willing to accept. was worse than another, Mason Daddario speculated that Meeting Set house on fire and three engines said. "With a wind of thirty went out.) 2:19 p.m., brush fire Bolton Johnson "might resign before Town Aide miles an hour, they’re all ibad,” the end of his term and let at 143% W. Middle Tpke.; 4:08 On Budget Joseph S. Haas of Rt. 87, Co he said. p.iti., an alarm at Indian Dr. To Join with Town Humphrey ‘work for Vietnam The fire which did most dam peace’ Johnson's action said lumbia, purchasing agent for and Westland St.; 4:22 p.m., Fire Permits Taxpayers in the Amston Fire obtained from the fire wardens: The Rham 'Board of Educa the Town of Manchester since age took place at the rear of District voted unanimously Sat Daddario, was a "great show tion will hold the annual budg brush fire at Rt. 184 and the Carlton H. Jones, chief, Hebron 1964, died suddenly at his home 1»7 Bush HIU Rd. yesterday East Hartford town line. urday night to dissolve the dis- Green; Raymond Burt, Main of patriotism." et meeting tonight at 8 in the shortly after noon. A tool shed N ecessary Secretary Grasso said John Saturday. On Saturday the following triot providing the town of He St.; Leo Gambolatl, Rt. 86, high school auditorium. Mr. Haas was found dead in was badly burned at the rear Townspeople are once again son "has risen to a height of Voters of the three town re alarms were answered: 9:43 bron takes over the iteration Gilead; Donald G. Heath, Am his home by state police of the of the house. No one was home a.m., 101 Olcott Dr.; 10:14, reminded that permits for and maintenance of the Amston ston Lake; Herbert Johnson, responsibility and service to gion will be presented the $842,- at the address when the fire which all of us must respond.” Colchester Troop, who were brush fire, W. Center and Mc burning anything outside of In ■Volunteer FSre Co. Amston Center; Douglas Porter, 888 1968-69 proposed budget to summoned at ateut 6:30 p.m. began. cinerators are required now Bridgeport Mayor Curran said accept or reject. Kee Sts.; 10:24 a.m., 105 Cedar They also approved turning Gilead; and Peter Wolcott, East by a neighbor after Mr. Haas It was during this fire that a St., porch fire, slight damage; that the snow Is off the ground. over all funds left after paying Street. the Johnson withdrawal "throws The budget shows an increase failed to show up for an ap When April showers aren’t all of these primaries up in the of $95,000 over last year, with number two alarm was sound 11:14 a.m., grass fire, 23 Lin- district bills to the Amston Lake Residents will be given a burn air.” pointment. His wife, Mrs. Bll- ed at the station. This alarm Is wood D r.; 2:03 p.m. 16 Edmund dampening the old grass and FMre Department to be used for ing permit only on days that are the majority of the Increase in lee Wlmpfheimer Haas, was leaves, the fields and woods can "I think that most of these salaries to staff, professional sounded when the fire depart St., grass; 2:32 p.m., grass, 96 building an addition to the fire not high degree. This is an With sticks of candles burning, hot air forces bag aloft until it takes on eerie look of a UFO. (Herald Photos by Pinto). hoshospltallzed at the time of ment uses up all on duty fire Brookfield St.; 3:56, grass, at be so dry that a gust of spring house at Amston. nounced daily with the weather challenges are based upon an and non-professional. Other in his death, which was due to a wind can make the simple than a pro-McCarthy one. creases were In program im men. It Is a signal for the off Mt. Nebo, at 4:20 at Deepwood This lbs the first of itwo meet over oU local raxho stations. heart attack, according to Dr. duty men to get to the station Dr., and at 4:24 another alarm burning of a pile of trash a ings in conjunction with unify The Hebron Fire Department "This, I think, is going to provement and expansion includ Francis Burke, Rockville medi brush fire and the fire depart help the organization people in ing provisions listed in Public and give aid. at 400 E. Middle Tpke. ing the town’s fire fighting will hold its regular weekly Vernon Pranksters Say April Fool’s Day with ‘UFO’s’ cal examiner. Mr. Haas had a On Saturday, this number The number two alarm sound ment must be called to put It forces. The propoeal to take over meeting and drill tonight at the contest over McCarthy dele Adt 627 fbr special education, in history of heart trouble, the po gates to the state convention," two alann was sounded a t 4:34 ed at 4:34 to bring In the off out. the Amston department, main 7 in the firehouse. loon from newspapers and wttli structional material, office and lice said. The fire departmemt was call Happy April FV»l’s Day. resUal. They’re plastic bags, work. so that hot air no longer kept Curran said. maintenance. pm . Alarms from Brookfield duty men. tain the present Hebron Center Slides at Library cthe kind people get from the They crossed the sticks, bound the bag in the air, the UFO be wire frames and kerosene-soak On March 31, 1964 Mr. Haas St., Mt. Nebo, Deepwood Dr. The last alarm on Saturday ed out twice on Friday and Eiepartment and build a new That’a what a aclentlflcally {Republican state chairman The hearing on Afarch 19 was was appointed by the late Rich The Douglas Library will cleaners, with sandles flicker them together and set rows of came a cleaning bag again and ed rags sent It rising. Howard S. Hausman said he and E. Middle Tpke. had came in at 6:16, where grass twice on Seiturday. firehouse and establish a new sponsor an evening of slides bent group of teen-agers In Anyway, current reports of un lightly attended by the three ard Martin, then general mana Fridoy it responded to a mu ing Inside. The candles warm candles on them. The sticks fluttered to the ground. was completely surprised. towns. As a result when the Cleared out the station. was on fire off Stephen St. deparent for Gilead comes be from the 49th International Vernon are saying today. the air inside, raisli^ the bag. were inserted at the opening of The prank is really a space- identified flying objects are ger, to fill the post of assistant While the firemen of the The 8th District firemen tual aid call in Andover and put fore Hebron voters on April 15 "I fear that a ‘lame duck’ board met followring the hear purchasing agent. He became Flower Show with aooompeay- The high school pranksters In the nighit sky, the shimmer the bag while the other end was age version of an older one. greatly exaggerated. In fact, ItH President may not have the Town F’ire were zipping in 21 went out to Woodland and out a brush fire at Oavanau^’s at 8 p.m. In the Hebron Elemen ing mtisic on Wednesday a t 8 all hot air—In a bag. ing, it approved the proposed purchasing agent In May 1966. on FVcnch cmd Lyman Rda eire behind ithe recent reports of ing glowing effort has the look held up. The bag soon filled with But then boys fashioned a bal prestige needed to give our coun budget without any reduction be different directions, the 8th Chambers St. at 6:16 p.m. on tary School. in the downstairs meeting room hot air and started to rise, look Mr. Haas waw born in Now District Fire Department had Saturda3r’s two fires were in UFY)’a hovering In the night of a very respeotkble UFX). try strong leadership during the yond what they had done dur Saturday for a grass Are. Yes The Hebron Volunteer Fire of the library. The public is Last night the boys hod an ing a bit like a missile moving York City and attended sch;oIs a normal weekend, with three H ^ron, one, standing by with men were kept busy with 10 eky over Vernon. The objects, remaining 10 months of his ing budget preparation. terday at 1:36 p.m. a large invited and admission is free. one report said, hissed and other launch. off a launching pad. there before going to Villanova alarms answered. grass fire at 292 Lydall St. was the North Oovenitry fire de grass fires over the weekend. term. The cost of operation of University, where he majored The slides will be shown on belched flames. They brought the materloa— A string was tied to the bag ‘"rhls could be dangerous in Rham based on the daily attend This morning, the firemen put out, and last night at 6:16, partment on London Rd., and Friday the department was call Thursday to the "Swap Group” and the UFX) was sent aloft like in business administration. He were busy with routine work on the other, putting out a Ifrtieh But it turns out the im- plastlo 'bags, candles, sticks of Don't be left ance of 853 for next year another grass fire was extin ed four times, Saturday, four when the 14 libraries that be wood and string—to a designat a brightly glowing kite. served with the U.S. Air Force the fire fighting equipment. guished at 126 Avery St. fire on the Hebron end of times plus one call for a Wentlfied flying objects are is $839.14 per pupil with an In World War H. long to this group are hosted very identifiable and very ter- ed spot In town and set to When the candles burned out additional $149.12 for debt serv Webster La. resuscitator and Sunday twice. at the Douglas library. Fol South Windsor Before accepting the position Oorreotlon ice. It Is anticipated that total Thomas DeMontigny of Tolland, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy W. Chief Donald Griffin said Sun lowing the meeting and film, behind. Learn as assistant purchasing agent Mra Viigiinda Butterfield said day night that all the grass fires enrollment in September wrlll be he had worked for Case Bros, Mrs. Edward Wheeler of Meri Heavens ot Putnam. those attending will be served 867 students. There are present den, and Mrs. Joseph Sylvester today she was misquoted in were a result of carefless bum^ luncheon a t Phelps Hall. Budget Hike for more than three years in Flineral aervloes were held Saturday’s aooounit of the refer Police Arrests ly 100 seniors expected to grad of New London; two brothers, today. ■ TTie Rev. Norman E lug. He reminded resddents that Boys place row of candles on sticks inside plastic cleaning bag. School Board to Tell Public Its quality controls division, endum on Project Concern. In they must obtain a permit for computer uate with 156 students expected supervising production and test FYank Balgioso of Tolland and Swensen, pastor of Trinity Cov to enter grade 7. Jerry Scrlma of WUklnaburg, the vote, 60 per cent of those all burning at this time of year Gary Dancosse, 19, of 90 Bige Of $465,000 ing materied from Its raw prod enant Church, officiated. Burial voting, less than half the regis Cities, Towns Its Views on Budget Needs The budget breakdown fc\' Pa.; a sister, Mrs. Pasquale was in Flast Cemetery. with the exception of burning low St. was charged with oper each towns is: Andover, $197,- uct to Its completion. Before tered voters, vodoed opposition done in a covered Incinerator or that he worked for Smith and Florae of Italy; and four grand The Watkins-West Flmeral W eeik en d B rin g s The Board of Education has tlon Saturday to review the ating a motor vehicle with un skills Proposed 000; Marlborough, $252,999 and to the town’s partlclpajUng in barrel. Put U nder necessary noise yesterday at 9 Winchester, South Windsor, as children. Home, 142 B. Center SL, was busing. ■mm, A • u . slated a special public meeting budget and establish priorities Hebron $309,330. An estimated The funeral will be held to Burning Permits p.m. He will appear In Man Town Manager Terry Spren- plant superintendent In the in chaige of arrangements. Mrs. Butterfield was the dis Permits for burning may be J Y U n O r A .C C lC l0 1 1 tS tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Wad- for cutbacks and deletions. $84,090 is expected in building morrow at 9:16 a.m. from the The family suggests chat ^ doll School auditorium to discuss FoUowlng the presentation by chester Circuit Court 12, April kel has submitted his recom grant and state and federal re mEinufacture of paper-cutting senting member of the Board of 1-Man Rule at PSI equipment and specialized Introvlgne-Plante Funeral those wishing to do so make A number of minor traffic jmpijcatlons of the $319,000 cut the board, the audience will be 15. mended General Government imbursement. Education when it voted Its (Continued from Page One) John C. Gulnlpero, 20, of 47 Budget for the next fiscal year machinery. Home, E. Main St., Stafford memorial contributilons to the a«cldent8, involving no Injurlee year’s school budget invited to make comments and desire to parUclpate in ithe pro Another large window was to break a tie. The other four or aiTcsts owurred In Manches- py General Manager ask questions, Ashworth St. was charged with to the town council. He is ask Survivors, besides his wife, Springs, with a Mass of re Trinity Covenant Church. gram last January. reported broken at the Zion are chosen from districts. ter tljls weekend. Robert Weiss. Representatives of the Man- operating a motor vehicle with ing for $2,268,898. include a son, Stephen Haas of quiem at St. Edward Church at She said that, knowing the Lutheran Church, 120 Cooper Mrs. Menard Clearwater, Fla.; a brother, 10. Burial will be In St. Edward Mrs. Rexford Ruahlow According to the 1963 populO/- A MMchMter police crulsrer, board members, who Chester Education Association unnecessary noise yesterday at HdB represents on increase board, she does not think that St., over the weekend. tlon cstrmeites, the sizes of the 4:16 p.m. and also has an April of $465,636 over appropriations Charles Haas of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Cemetery, Stafford Springs. Mrs. JuUe Ann Moses Riish- It will change dits position be Joseph Turrler, 161 Porter St. Motola, 38, meeting last week, have and individual teachers are ex- Friends may call at the fu low, 63, of Warehouse Point, districts were 67,906, 862, 88 indicated they will explain the pected to be present to back the 15 court date. H a i fact of a colfaga ifagraa, facKnleal ikilit or profeiilonal training for this year and includes $397,- Pleads Guilty a sister, Mrs. Timothy Brodie cause of the yote. Saturday’s reportod that somiecne set fire and 414. The large imbalance Benjamin J. Pierson, 21, of 360 that represents, the man of Maywood, N.J., and three neral home tonight from 7 to mother ot Mrs. Dorothy Oote of impact on the budget and Items board’s contenUon that educa- left you behind . . in a routine job with lets Income than you need account said that she did not to the front seat of his converti resuUicd from placing in one dis Coventry, was charged with . . and not much chance For advancement? Catch up fast and ager aadd, ’’built-in’’ or prior grandchildren. 9. There will be a recitation of Manchester, died Sunday at think the referendum warrant ble while the top was down, it ^ Which may be deleted from the Uon needs are crucial and war- the Rosary tonight at 8 at the Hartford Hospital. She was the trict almost the entire city of failure to obey a traffic signal ireap o i going. PSI. Connecticut’s leading professional computer ocmmltment costs. In R obbery The funeral will be held to ed reconsideration by the board. was parked at Deri’s Drive-In, Specializing in Ctiwplete ipft from TT MirtrtiP educational program If the man- rant the restoration of the full at the Intersection of E. Middle funeral home. wife of Rexford Rushlow. Midland, In which 95 per cent of school, offers high school graduates, male and female, young and These cover previously morrow at 8:16 from the Le- Bulletin Board 462 Center St. at 12:33 a.m. yes the county’s population resides. Tv»fep ttitv. Mni-nip anirt Eger’S recommcndations are $7,147,769 school budget request. Tpke. and Summit St. yester agreed to obUgations for such Mrs. Mary E. Menard, 21, for clerc Funeral Home, 23 Main Survivors also Include 4 sons, The selectmen will meet to terday. ^ waa ad W in ! v.p^ f^Howcd by the Board of Direc- Invitations to attend have day at 1:30 a.m. He will appear not-so-young Certification in Computer Programming with evening, merly ot Manchester, indiictod St., with a solemn high Mass of Scott A. ScovUle 3 brothers, 5 sisters, 13 grand day and Saturday classes Aptitude test required. Bank financing Hems as fire hydrant m ttal in night at 7:80 in the town of Albert Gormaii, 691 Porter St. mirror,.-1 and i didn’t l see I the t Bur-n tors. ^ ^ t. goner ^ out to the TPA CouncU, in court April 15. the amount of $12,430, the sew on five counts In connectlion requiem at St. Bridget Church Scott Alan Scovllle, infant son children, and 2 great-grand fices. told police vandals poured sand Keypunch Training rill vehicle school board members LfOague of women Voters, ana available. Classes now forming, so write call or visit today for free of Gregory and Jeeuiette Bonin children. Phillip L. Martin, 19, of Rock er system Start for $26,102 end with the holdup ot a Wapplng at 9. Burial will be in Veteran’s The Public Building Commis into the gasoline tank of Ws cat About Town A t 9:15 p.m. Friday Gary K. mot with the school admlnlstra- Chamber of Commerce. literature Scvoville, of 138 Center St., 8-wetk or 12-we«k course. Here's your dionce fo increose ville, was charged with disobey--., opening of the new town hall bank last November, pleaded Field, East Cemetery. Funeral services will be held sion will meet tonight at 8 in erpillar tractor when it was The Women’s Home League Ing toe orders of an officer at died Saturday at Manchester tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the Guil- your income to as much os <$130 a week. CLASS STARTS ■Wlgren, 20, of 62 Agnes Dr., IB M Equipment in the School. for $41,600. Also shown is an guilty to conspiracy—and fifth Friends may call at the fu the town office conference room. parked for the night in a vacant of the Salvation Army will have NEXT MONDAY! Wetherell, Adah; Mrs. Murray 9:50 p.m..Saturday and will ap charge against her—^In U.S. Memorial Hospital. He was iano-Sagarino Funeral Home, ■X was issued: written warnings increase to the Capital Im neral home tonight from 7 to 9. lot near, the Intersection of Ken a work day program at Its for driving after driniting and Eastern Star Johnston, Ruth; Miss Kathleen pear April 8. provement Fund of $50,000. District Court In Hartford to bom Friday. 247 Washington St., Hartford. M9 Survivors, besides his par nedy St. and Bishop Rd. late meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in EVENING 2 EVENINGS EVENING operating a motor vehicle out of Person, Esther; Mrs. Walter Leo O. Maheux, 60, of 16 Iha town manager recom day. Burial will be In Evergreen Vandals Damage Saturday. He estimated it would Installs Bantlys Wadsworth St. was charged PROGRAMMING & SYSTEMS R.W. Wilson Dies, ents, include his maternal Cemetery, New Haven. the Junior Hall of the citadel. the established lane after driv Waddell, Martha; Mrs. Dorothy mends strongly the continuance The motion to withdraw a take $200 to put the machine Hostesses are Mrs. Mary ThreUI GLASSES EACH WEEK with kindling a fire at 3:20 a.m. INSTITUTE grandparents, Mrs. Eugene Friends may call at the fu CLASSES ing his car into the rear of a T, „ C- Kelly, Electa: Mrs. Lena M. of the Capital Improvement previous not guilty plea on Car and Tractor back in proper operatlop. and Mrs. Louise Hagenow. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. warder, and John S. Rla- Saturday after police and fire 800 Silver Lane Rd. the charge was made by Mrs. Retired Banker D’Alessandro of Manchester neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Fund ellocaitlng annually a Manchester police received units responded to a call about East Hartford, Conn, 06118 Menard’s counsel, Atty. Arthur and Norman Bonin of Califor field, 81 White St., at the In- ^ ley, sentinel, maximum of two mills to this several reports of vandalism tersertlon of Main and Russell ^stalled Saturday night as Members of a visitation com- a mattress fire in his room. Po Tel 289-7787 L. Spada of Hat^ord, and ac Robert W. Wilson, 66. of 49 nia; and his paternal grandpar Charles H. Otto account, as “our early efforts Arch St., a former trust officer ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick this weekend. Ste. worthy matron and patron ot are Mrs. Olive Recave, lice said Maheux had been towsids meeting this goal have cepted by Judge T. Emmet VF3RNON—Charles H. Otto, Programming drinking. He was released un 3 Please send me complete information at the Connecticut Bonk and Scovllle of Qlnton. Roljert Keedra, 78 N. Elm Michael R. Kilby, 23, of 210 Temple Chapter, Order of EMt- Frederick M. Goal, Mrs. Frank now placed South Windsor in Clalrle. 77, of Flast Berlin, brother of A 32-Week Course ■.. CLASS STARTS NEXT MONDAYl Green Rd. drove his car into cerenwnles at toe cwejjer, past matron, Mrs. der the no cash ball prog;ram I about PSI The woman Is charged with Trust Co., Hartford, died Sat Private funeral services and Mlsa Hattie Otto and Miss St., a teacher at IlHng Jr. High a sound position to finance urday at his home. He was em burial were held this afternoon School, told police that his resi WOODUND Garilens toe rear of a car operated by ^esonlc Temple. The newly in- Seavey, Miss Mable Trot- for April 16 court appearance. I Name - _ — projects of less than $600,000 conspiring with Frederick Glr- Frieda Otto, both of Vernon, ■y etf n dtiig •vm ing cUm m , loany young mon and wemM hovo ployed at the bank from 1920 at St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Wll- dence was pelted with eggs at Jose Gonzalez. 33, of Hartford, stalled m a ^ n received a gavel j^bn Rlsley. James B. Mahoney, 21, of 56 I Address ouard, 24, to rob the Wapplng died yesterday morning a t New rtmoinod on Hio |ob . . . irid hovo oarnod whila riiay laamadl Lenox St., was charged with from this program.’’ to 1966. limantic. 9:16 p.m. Sunday, making the tor full dataila—-Writa, thant. Visit. Man.-Fri. 9-9, Sat, 9-3. Saturday at 3:38 a.m. on Cen- husband. |jjrg. Albert Ford and Mrs. I C i t y ------Request for appropriations Branch of the South Wlndosr Britain (Jeneral Hospiltal. Scotts Early Bird SALE! ter St. near New St. Members of toe l^talll^ L^yeiand, both past ma- breach of peace by assault Bank and Trust Co. last Nov. 16. Mr. Wilson was born In Man The Bacon F^ineral Home, 71 fourth such occurrence this I State ______ZIP ______for capital Improvements to be Survivors also Include his past year. WHY WAIT— CALL 625-9168 NOW. At 12:20 a.m. Saturday cars ®'***-® were, Mr. and Mrs. H. ^^gpe hospitality hostess- Saturday at 2:40 p.m. after he Before granting the change of chester, Sept. 29, 1901, a son Prospect St., WlllimanUc, was wife, a daughter, a brother, two I P ho ne______Age ____ completed in the 1068-69 fiscal of William and Jane Lewis Wil In charge of arrangements. Wallace Rasher, 19 Berkley RE8ISTRATI0NS CLOSE THIS THURSDAY driven by Patricia A. Mozzer, Hayner Davidson, pMt patron Mrs. Robert Richmond, past was served ■with a 12th circuit year are for $40,000 to complete plea and continuing the case for other sisters, and several nieces 141 Brookfield St. and Edward matron, iMtalling patron ^jj^^pon, was corsage and gifts court warrant. He was jailed I Year of High School Graduation pre- sentence Investigation, son, and lived here all of his The family suggests that and nephews. St., reported his picket fence the North-South Industrial Rd., life. He was a member of those wiahlr^' to do so make was damaged by vandals some The School with New Ideas O’Connor Jr., 16, of Hebron, matron; Mrs. JMeph .A. gjialrman. Mlsa Elizabeth In lieu of $500 bond and will $48 ,000 to complete the con Judge Clairie said four other Private funeral services will time Saturday evening. ^ collided In the Burger Chef Gullant, past matron, Instw li^ Brown was guest book chalr- ai>pear In court April 8. counts against Mrs. Menard South Methodist Church, a memorial contributions to St. be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. struction of Governor’s Hwy. member and past master of John’s Lutheran Church, New Mrs. V. K. Burke, 64 Alton T21 Mall St. A M Ltwit Sf. parklng lot at 235 Main St. marshal; Miss Mary L. Dick- ^jpg jam es Lewis east to Newberry Rd., $15,000 would be discussed ait the time at Rose Hill FHmeral Home, 580 St., is the owner of a late Saturday at 3:59 p.m. Don past matron, InstsJltog chairman of refreshments. of sentencing. Assistant U.S. Manchester Lodge of Masons, a Britain. for sidewalk construction on FFm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will moded automobile which was NewHavenV N (Aeregg frea Travelera. las. Oe.) 0B\>gig, 32, of 81 E. Middle chaplain; Miss Mabel G. Trot- Members of Manchester As- Atty. David Margolis told the member of Delta Chapter be In Rose Hill Memorial Park, bHarlloril 2 If Kelly Rd. and $8,500 for side RAM; Adoniram Council, Harold S, Kennedy vanadllzed Saturday as It was Tlpke., received a written warn- ter, past matron, Instrtllng or-t gg^dbly. Order of Rainbow for walk construction on Foster St. court Is was the government’s Rocky Hill. Riisiiiess SgMo'iS Hartfardi Oega. 06101 intent to dismiss other counts R&SM, Good Intent (Chapter, SOUTH WINDSOR — Harold parked In Its usual spot. Po Ing for failure to keep a rea- ganlst, and Richard F. Rein- Qjpjg^ assisted toe refreshment from Birch Hill Dr. to the Or There are no calling hours. lice said the car was stripped, when the fifth count is disposed OES, and a past patron. He S. Kennedy, 73, of East Hart Appretad by Tka Stita taerd of Educatien ______^ sonable distance aipart after ohl, soloist. committee, and John Mather chard Hill School. was also a mmeber of Nutmeg ford, brother of Mrs. Henry M. the windows were broken and driving his car Into toe rear of Other officers Installed are chapter. Order of DeMolay for The town manager said that of. Hugh H. Hewitt Mrs. Menard answered, "Yes FV)rest, Tall Cedars of Leba Joluison of South Windsor, died rocks and sand were thrown a oar driven by Mary Smayda Mrs. Olive A. Recave, associate ggyg_ ^ere ushers and In charge SPRING SALE "the Increased General Goveni- Hugh H. Hewitt, 68, formerly Into the engine and carburetor. of 141 Shallow Brook Rd.. on worthy matron; Frederick M. gj ppograms. sir," when asked by the judge non King David Lodge of Odd yesterday at a Hartford con of Manchester, died Saturday at ment budget reflects to some Fellows, the Washington Social valescent home. John Oookerham, 16 Fern- lONl/fr 14 DAYS ItO O0!l E. Middle Tpke., near Summit Gaal, associate worthy patron; ------— degree the disappointment that whether the change In plea was the West Haven Veterans Home St. Reginald B. Allen, secretary; on all made of her own free will. Club, and the (31ty Club of Survivors also Include his dale Dr., told police his fence the administration has felt in and Hospital. was damaged by rampaging Cars driven by Sylvia Sell- Mrs. James E. Elliott, treas- RESEARCH QUOTA IS $78 Asked also if she understood Hartford. wife, and several nieces and Mr. Hewitt was bom Aug .13, the failure to obtain greater Survivors include his wife, nephews. youths at approximately 10:16 BE CONF/DENT ABOUT YOUR berg, 227 Ash St. and Steve urer; Mrs. Walter A. Person, WASHINGTON—The federal State grants In certain activi the nature, or the charge, she 1879 ,in County Armagh, Ire p.m. Saturday. Clemons, 27, of 21 Holmes St. conductress: Mrs. John L. government spent $78 per per- replied, “It means that I con Mrs. Eleanor Benn Wilson a Funeral services will be held ties. Our grants certainly have land, and lived in Manchester Stanley F. Irwin proprietor colllded In King’s parking lot off Von Deck, Jr. associate con- son last year on research and spired with Glrouard to rob the son, Guy L. Wilson of North Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at most of his life. He came to the Increased as a result of the Canton, a daughter, Mrs. How Newkirk and Whitney Funeral of a service station located at Broad St. at 8:62 p.m. Saturday, ductress; Mrs. WllUam Howard, development projects ranging 1067 General Assembly legis- South Wlndosr Bank and Trust U.S. In 1904. He served In 800 Tolland Tpke., reported Sunday at 11:45 a.m. Everett chaplain; Mrs. Marshall Hodge, from defense inquiries to Co.” ard F. Waddell of Mcuichester; Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East the U.S. Army many years. laUon but not to the degree a brother, James H. Wilson of Hartford. Burial will be In West that someone had thrown bot Make your lawn F3. Murphy, 43, of RockvtUle re- marshal; Miss Mable O. Trot- health, educarionaa, space and desired or anticipated Uils time No date was announced for Survivors, all of Manchester, INCOME TAX tles and rocks near his estab- Vehicles the sentencing. Darien; two sisters. Miss Edith Cemetery, Manchester. include three brothers, Richard ceived a written warning for ter, org;anlst; Miss Elsie C. Industrial questions. last year. Continued emphasis Ushment breaking a 12'x7%' failure to yield lilght of way at '______The young woman could face M. Wilson and Mrs. Kenneth A. Friends may call at the fu D. Hewitt, Mark Hewitt Jr., and sparkle this'year Stand up for your tax rightsi and awareness of proposed May, both of Manchester, and neral home tomorrow from 3 to plate glass window late Friday an intersection after cutting In legislation affecting an urban a maximum five years' Impris WlUtam Hewitt, and a sister, night. In Stock! onment, a $10,000 fine, or both. six grandchildren. 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Rebecca Chambers, and Let BLOCK help you find all your front of a car driven by Walter community such as South Wind F^meral services will be held A. Smolensjl, 21, of 61 W. Mid Glrouard, shot and captured several nieces and nephews. You’ll love the way t u r f b u il d e r turns sor must be exercised in the tomorrow at 2 p.m. at South John J. O’Cjonnor Sr. of Wa- F\meral services were held legitimate deductions and give you dle Tpke. allegedly causing coming fiscal year when the during a gunflght with FBI Private funeral services will Methodist Cihurch. The Rev. terbury, father of Atty. John J. be held tomorrow at the Holmes Saturday afternoon at the Techt- thin scraggly grass into a sturdy, vibrantly Smolemsji .to drive into hts ve 1060 General Assembly sesslim agents in a Boston railroad sta every possible tax advantage. Our tion four days after the- day Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pastor, O’Connor Jr. of Manchester, Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Bur mon-Myrhum Funeral ^ Home, gre?n lawn — the kind you’d be proud to hicle. will be in progress." will officiate. Burial will be in died Saturday morning at St. West siend. Burial was in Wash At 9:07 p.m. Sunday ah uni Tune-Up ‘This budget” states the Town light robbery, was sentenced in ial will be in East Cemetery. own. TURF BUILDER keeps grass green longer service is quick, convenient and in February and Is serving a 20- East Cemetery. Mary’s Hospital, Waterbury, There are no calling horns. ington Q>unty Memorial Park, dentified operator, driving a se BUY NOW Manager, "evidences the fact Friends may call at the Wat after a short Illness. West Bend. *oo — thanks-to-Scotts Jr/on/zei/ bonding. dan owned by Marilyn Warner that South Windsor’s role is year prison term. The holdup expensive. We're confident, tool For Easter kins-West F\meral Home, 142 Survivors also Include 5 Mrs. Peter O. Salmonsen The family suggests that And right now t u r f b u il d e r is an extra bar of East Hartford, struck a car changing from that of several netted $958. dhlven by Carol A. Slbrlnsz, 46 Mrs. Menard, who was ar E. Center St., tonight from 6 daughters, a sister, 11 grand Mrs. (Jertrude Peterson Sal those wishing to do so make gain with savings on all three sizes. years ago. Many services and to 9. children and several nieces and memorial contributions to the BOTH Fairfield St., on Adams St. near OUT of programs not started in the rested with Glrouard In Boston, monsen, 81, of West Bend, Wls., HAVE YOUR The family suggests that nephews. formerly of Manchester, died Cancer Fund. FEDERAL HlUiard St. past are starting to face the was charged by police with driving the getaway cor. those wishing to do so make The funeral will be held to Wednesday, March 27, at West AND DRY CLEANING community. This Is partlcular- memorial contributions to morrow at 8:30 a.m. from the Bend after a long Illness. She Save $1 STOCK, and j ly true In the new facilities In She Is now listed as living We*re a» STATE Town YR Group with her parents In Florence, South Church. Bergin Funeral Home, 290 B. was the wife of Peter C. Sal W l SHIRTS n the new Town Hall, requests for Main St., Waterbury, with a sol monsen. 10,000 sq ft bag ^<95"8.95 additional library space and Mass. near as In Motorcade Paaquale Scrlma emn high Mass of requiem at Mrs. Salmonsen was bom BEAT services, emergency com TOLLAND—Pasquale Scrlma, St. Peter and Paul’s' Church, Sept. 11, 1886 In Holding, Den Save 50(t on 5,000 sq ft bag 4.95 UP LIFE A group of 10 Manchester DONE BY munications on a full-time basis, your YR’s (Yoiuig Republicans), rid 83, of Nedweld Rd. died Friday Waterbury, at 9. Burial will be mark, and came to the United Save 1.50 on 15,000 sq ft bag 12.45 GUARANTEE s / a self-sufficient police depart Stock Trade at Johnson Memorial Hospital, in Old St. Joseph’s Cemetery, States in 1914. She lived in Man telephone ing in five cars, participated in ment, and continued expansion We guarpntee accurate preparatlai^ af every tax return. If TH E PRICE Stafford Springs, after a short Waterbury. chester and Hartford before we make any errari that cast you ony penalty or Interest, a motorcade and rally Satur of the town’s most minimal Illness. He was the husband of Friends may call at the fu moving to West Bend in 1968. we will poy the penolty or Interest. day, on, behalf of GOP Mayor FISHER street lighting system.” Sets Record Mrs. Antoinette Rlglda Scrlma. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. FREE Edwards (Ned) Atwood of Bast She was a member of the West authorized dealer Mr. Scrlma was born hi Italy Bend Chapter, OES. Hartford, running for re-elec DRY CLEANSERS INCREASE! On LBJ News and came to the United States Sharon Ann Heavens Survivors, besides her hus DELIVERY tion tomorrow. when he was 17. He had lived Sharon Ann Heavens, two- band, Include a daughter, Mrs. H’RLULM JL ______The motorcade, totaling 66 (Continued from Page One) America's Largest Tax Service with Over 2000 Offices cars of Young Republicans Personal Notices abw t 11 to 1 on the New York in the Tolland-WIlllngton area months-old daughitier of Mr. and Florence Melberg of Allentown, Free Pickup for the past 66 years, and was Mra Tracy D. Heavens Jr., of Your order for drag needs from towns of the First Con exchange. Wds,, four sisters, Mrs. Anna and oosmetlos will be taken employed for 60 years with the 98 OUver Rd., died Friday night, Jesson of South Lyme, Mirs. WOODLAND Gardens Manchester Shopping Farkade — Lower Level gressional District, started in and ‘Delivery In Memoriam General Motors advanced $6 a care ^ Immedlatic^. ^ Hartford, where It was sent off MORIARTY BROTHERS m. lovlna memory of Thomas share, an unusually high rise for Central Vermont Rahway as a ait her home. i Inger Wayland of Georges Mills7 III Between Sears and Grants Bear Entrances ' Tsmltnson who possM away. April maintenance foreman before ho Survivors, beeldas \her par N.H., Mrs. Fhner Jensen of 'PUNTS THAT PLEASE!" \ by Mayor Anne Uccello and 1, 1966. this blue chip. Westlnghouse Councilman Colin Bennett. t e l 649-7111 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER PHONE 643-5135 Electric, Johns-ManvUle and retired. He was a member of ents, include a brather, John T. Denmark, and Miss (Jhristlna Ihoufh his amJle bos gone forever, Weekdays 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. It was joined In Bast Hart PROMPT SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS— Thursday Evenings till 6:00 And nb hand we cannot touch. U.S. Gypsum gained about $3. St. Edward Church, Stafford Heavens at home; her maternal Peterson of Hollywood, Calif., 168 WOODLAND SIHEET MANCHESTER ford by Manchester Mayor Na We ataall. never loee sweet memo Springs. grandparenits, Mr, and Mrs. two brothers, George Peterson (jdildojnX, Sat. and Sun. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. — 2S6-1981 ries Eastman Kodak, International 767 M AIN ST^—648-6821 than Agtostlnelll, who partici Of die one we loved eo much. Nickel, Sperry Rand and Zenith Survivors, besides his wife, John DeHom of Muskegon, and Karl Peterson, both of Den Open Daily till 9 P.M. # 643-8474 $0 APPOINTMENT NEOESSABYi pated In-toe rally. include three daughters, Mra. Mloh.; and her peAemal grond- mark; and seven grandchildren. Preoorlptioa Pharmacy Children 0 ^ OrandChlldron were up about $3. A ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 Vernon heun, com, celery and carrot peanut butter sandwiches. Des Columbia High School, will apeak on cation. Representative William O’Neill charge of special events. neighboring normal tissues. fect is true with the laboratory sticks; Wednesday, American sert and milk are served •with "Problems In Making a Stable The National Symposium will as principal speaker. Spring and B a se b a ll The laser literally blows apart use of radiation—a combination chop suey, green beans, cole each meal. Salt-Waltor Aquarium.” bo held at the University of Girl Scout Unit Spring has sprung In the Lasers as Cancer Weapon the tumor but in doing so tears of radiation and laser treatment slaw; Thursday, roast turkey Lake Street School; Monday, For the past two years he has Iowa May 15-16. The Trumbull Service Unit Is hearts of 126 boys now reg oft some malignant cells and works better than either does FLETCHER CLASS COi o r Manchester School Menu and gravy, mashed potatoes, ravioli, kernel corn, cheese Town Youth establishing a marine aquarium Five or six students who the new name choshn for the istered for the Recreation Coun Seen Disappointing So Far spreads throughout the body like alone. peas, cranberry sauce; Fri wedges, fruit; Tuesday: pork in his classroom. present papers at the Connecti reorganization of the local Girl cil’s baseball program. Lead shrapnel, it was reported. Whether human cancer will be day, vegetable soup, sand in gravy, mashed potatoes, His selection by the symposi cut Symporium will be selected Scouts with Lebanon. Andover, ers say there is room for boys The Baby Has 1 6 4 9 - 4 5 2 1 Next W eek wiches: tuna fish, peanut' but To Speak at Los Angeles Times weapon has been slower than Despite this, there have been treated successfully with lasers •When You Think o f Glass, peas, Jello. Wednesday, beef um committee has resulted in as (Connecticut representatives Hebron and Marlborough will In the grassmowing age group, expected, and In some serious encouraging developments in remains to be seen, therefore. ter and Jelly. Dessert, milk and stew, meat sandwiches and further experimentation on his the National Sirmposium. continue as a separate unit be 15-16, in OoU League. Flay Washington Post News Service Think of Fletcher** Vernon Center Junior High sandwiches served with all ways very disappointing. cancer research with lasers, ac Given the proper wave length School; Monday, altce of baked butter sandwiches, scooter Yale Parley project. He Is now eligible for Demorratle Women’s cause of the tri-town education ing on the grass Is better than SAN DQX30—^Beams of In meals. »/ Dr. Hoye spoke at the Ameri cording to Dr. Hoye. and pulsation time, the results , ham, potato salad, cole slaw, pies; Thursday, hot dog on a the National Junior Science and New officers elected by the al set-up. mowing It, boys. Call Jerry tensified light—that Is, lasers— can cancer scolety’s annual Most encouraging, he said, has may turn out to be very bene wax beans, bread and butter, East Elementary School; roll, baked beans, potato chips, Henry Beck Jr., son of Mr. Humanities Symposium to be Democraticto Women’s Club In Mrs. John Tettelbach of Co Dunnack and sign up. Been Named 54 McKEE STREET cookies; Friday, vegetarian may become one of the future’s symposium for science writers. been the discovery that cautious ficial. Continued investigation atrawberry shortcake; Tues- Monday, pork and gra'vy, mash and Mrs. Henry Beck, Rt. 87, held in May. Participants have clude Mrs. James Carey, pres lumbia is unit chairman for ed potato, peas; Tuesday, ham vegetable soup, tuna and pea the five towns; Mrs. Guy Beck Manchester Evening Her most effective weapons against The first glowing descriptions use of amplified light in com into the basic mechanism of the ’ Prices effective First National Super Marfcati Boor, cigarettes and tobacco exempt from stamp offer We reserve tho right to limit QuanUtiit. ' i t PAGE FIFTEEN PAOE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 ■VENDfO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 LaHoud Recalled to Sox Lineup New NCAA Champs Boys Defend Pin Titles Around fhe Senators Sweep NL Grapefruit League Outfield Beefed Opposition in Camp SARASOTA (A P)—^The National League has parte( Trying for Olympics In Holiday Lane Tourney WITH WINTER HAVEN, Fla. times at bat, did not make the allowed two runs in the first in company with the Washington Senators. It’s the best 1 (AP) — Joe LaHoud, a trip to OrlEmdo. The Red Sox ning and then hurled scoreless thing that’s happened to the National League all spring. said he was confined to his ball until retiring after the sev young left-handed slugger Washington pushed over an HANOVER, N.H. (AP) minute mile in track, erased his . Yesterday’s match told the equally as well with Robin BANTAM BOYS b a n t a m g i r l s Earl Yosf room because of a sore throat. enth. with less than two full sea unearned run in the eighth In — Indiana coach Doc own record of 16:08 set a year final story in the Holiday Lanes Demko rolling three straight Alex Mikoiowaky Robin Demko To make room for LaHoud, Gary Bell, plagued by ten- Coun- sons of experience with ning Sunday and edged the silman knows his newly- ago. Junior Championship Tourna victoiioe over Nancy Murphy to 106 08 102 86 103 120 126 m HERALD SPORTS EDI'TOR the Red Sox shipped outfielder donltis in the right,shouIder, al- IBA Remarks Houston Astros 3-2, completing "I had no idea I was going ment, as Gary Moore and Bryan win the Bantam crown. In the Mickey Jones Nancy MUrphy Winston-€alem in the Class George Spriggs to Louisville. lowed ‘ only two .hits In the . next crowned NCAA swimming / an 11-game exhibition .sweep that fast unUl the finish,” Bur Cushing successfully defended Junior division, Baibara ’Trim- m 85 101 96 103 A Carolina League, is get Spriggs, drafted from the Pitts 4 1-3 innings. However, he then champions can’t make the 03 87 over National League opposi ton said. About Hoop their respective titles in the Jun bull captured the last three of JUNIOR 01RL8 Greener Pastures ting another trial with the burgh organization last Decem surrendered a home run to Rod Ol3rmpics en masse, but he Burton’s teammate Zac Zom JUNIOR BOYS ps^ tion. ior and Senior divisions. In the four games to defeat Susan Barbara Tumbull Boston Red Sox. ber, was not Impressive. Carew and took the loss. wants them all to try. Gary Moore The victory gave the Senators was another individual stand beet three out of five games for Plumley, last year’s Bantam LaHoud, who was among the The Red Sox’ loss was their Catcher Elston Howard drove “ I’m not going to single out 122 120 115 102 109 110 128 100 out, successfully defending his Candidates the finals, Moore took three out Ohamp. For Joe DiMaggio fifth straight in extra innings, in both Boston runs. He broke an cver-all record of 15-5—best Olympic prospects,” Counsil- Glen Banandge Susan Plumley first players cut by the Red 50-yard freestyle crown and INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — of four and Cushing went the The senior girls match went leaving them with a 7-15 exl- an 0-(or-20 string by singling in the exhibition circuit. man said after his charged-up lOS 116 120 100 181 106 lU 02 Sox March 21, was recalled ifi then setting an American record Adapting to international rules, full five games. the five full games with Diane bition record as they headed for home a run In the second In Bernie Allen singled in the Hooslers ended long years of a surprise move by Manager eighth, moved around to third of :45.3 in the 100. remains the biggpest hurdle U.S. AJex Mikolowsky broke a Bernard rolling a fine 143 in SENIOR BOYS SENIOR OIRLS a meeting with the Atlanta ning and then unloaded a 400- drove In the Red Sox runs with frustration by making a runa By EARL YOST, my wide stance. A lot of guys Dick Williams Sunday from the on two infield outs and scored Don Schollander of Yale, also Olympic basketball candidates tie in the fourth game of the the last match to take the lUvl- Bryan Oushing Diane Bernard Braves at West Palm Beach to foot homer over the left center- a single and homer. way of the 1968 NCAA meet. 06 90 105 92 tried to copy it but couldn’t do Louisville farm of the Interna the winning run on one of three pointing for the Olympics and a must overcome, according to match with Mickey Jones to slon honors. Diane was champ 101 106 182 126 BRADENTON, Fla.—He day. field fence in the fifth. The Angels spotted Cleveland "We want every boy to train it my way. I didn’t always use tional League. errors committed by Hector chance to add to the four gold Coach Henry Iba. capture the Bantam title. two yeans ago in the same divi Dave Crandall D ot Varney just doesn’t look risrlit However, the performance “ I’ll be all right now,” How two runs in the top of the 11th, tdr the trials as long as he has that wide stance. “ The outfield needs to be Torres, the .Aatros’ rookie medals he won at Tokyo in 1964, ’"They have to be more ’Hie feminine bowlers did sion. 104 118 100 117 100 88 97 108 decked out in a colorful ■against the Twins are encourag ard said. “ I needed those to get then rallied in the bottom of the the slightest ghost of a chance The man who once hit beefed up,” Williams said when shortstop. Ken McMullen deliv won the 200-yard freestyle and aggressive on that board play,” and snappy looking ^een ing. Southpaw Dick Ellsworth started.” inning for a 6-5 victory on run —and we think everyone on the safely in 66 straight games In asked if LaHoud’s recall was ered the other Washington runs anchored relay teams which set Iba said, "and they don’t know scoring singles by Jay John team has that,” added the vet and white baseball uniform 1941 said that early in his ca prompted by Tony Conigliaro’s with a homer and sacrifice fly. American records of 3:04.9 in how to foul for profit yet.” stone, Rick Reichardt and eran mentor who coached the with the word Athletics reer, he decided to give up a disappolnUng performances in Brooks Robinson, Baltimore’s the 400-yard freestyle race and Iba made his remarks Satur CJhuck Hinton . U.S. Olympic team to it£ smash emblazoned across the shirt. little power to get a longer look rebounding from a serious eye All-star third baseman, was hit 6:50.7 in the 800-yard freestyle. day after the West beat the East Los Angeles clipped Ron Her- ing success in 1964. One is accustomed seeing Joe at the ball. I still knew I could injury suffered last August. below the left ear by a Steve The big story of the meet, 96-8b inline’ihttt]il^MH«g« MW - bel for six runs in the first three DiMaggio in the pin-striped uni hit the ball out of any park in LaHoud showed tremendous Blass pitch in the fifth inning of One Hoosier ace whose though, had to be the victory of star game held this year in con innings and held off San Fran form of the New York Yankees, the majors. What difference did power in training camp before Pittsburgh's 3-1 victory over the chances seem more corporeal the long-thwarted Hooslers, who junction with the Olympic pre cisco 9-7 despite homers by the but that is all over now. One It make whether it landed in being cut by the Red Sox. A Orioles. Robinson, who was than spectral has to be Charlie had won Just about every other trials. Giants’ Willie MeCtovey and of the most famous of all Yan the lOth or 16th row?” husky southpaw from Danbury, wearing on ear (lap on his bat Hlchcox, the meet's individual honor in Counsllman’s 10 years Both teams, along with the Jackie Hiatt. kee players, the Hall of Earner (kmn., he will not be 20 until ting helmet, escaped serious in star, with three record-breaking at the helm only to miss out on Central and College Division * * e Atlanta rookie Ron Reed scat signed on as an execuUve vice April 14 and has been rejected jury but will miss tonight's victories. The 21-year-oId Junior the top prize. For three years teams of the National Collegiate (HenSd Photo bjr Plato) What does a major league tered four hits through seven In president with Oakland, after Four Bases by the Army because of flat By EARL YOST game against the Senators. from Phoenix, Aria., lowered (1961-63) a football probation Athletic Association, which also BANTAM 'TITLE win the club moved out from Kan eliib do on a rainy day during nings and reliever Claude Ray feet, ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. — American standards with a prevented Indiana from compet worked out here last week, went sas (3ity for greener fields. Another pretty good slugger. spring training? Walt Alston of Cincinnati pounded the New mond completed a seven-hit, 2-0 ner in boys’ division is “ He will be given a full Several America.n Leag;ue man 'york Yankees 8-2, scoring seven 1;S2.S clocking in the 200-yard ing, then the Hooslers finished to Albuquerque, N.M., Sunday. Even at 54, DiMaggio Is per- Hank Greenberg, once gave the Los Angeles Dodgers told victory (or th eBraves over the Alex Mikolowsky. chance,” Williams said. ”I like agers — Mayo Smith of Detroit, runs off Mel Stottlemyre in the individual medley anA a ;52.1 in second by heartbreaking mar The four squads, plus teams hapB the best outfielder In the DiMaggio something to think me this: “ We go inside an re New York Mets, who have been what I saw of him very much. Hank Bauer of Baltimore, Cal first three innings. Mel Queen, defending his 100-yard back- gins the next three years and from the Amateur Athletic Un A ’s camp. about when he said, “ No mat view the rule l>ook and then blanked twice in a row and six His speed is deceptive. He’s Ermer of Minnesota and Dick who blanked New York on two stroke crown, then erased his third in 1967. ion, the National Association of He’s the same, long-striding, ter how far you hit the ball, a spend sometime on going over times. Jensen, DeDosser much faster than he looks. He Williams of Boston — like Cleve hits through five frames, was own NCAA and meet marks This year, however, they left Intercollegiate Athletics, the dead-panned figure who threw home run is only four bases.” signs and situations which might The Indians’ B squad pep has a fine arm and has shown land as the darkhorse in their the winner. with a 1:54.6 effort to retain the no doubts. Led by Hickcox, Cap National Junior College Athletic terror dnto the hearts of Amer Bob Kennedy runs the show arise. I like to spend a few pered Ken Holtzman for six Pace Ske^ Shoot a good bat for a young player.” league. This Ms based on the Tommy Davis’ three-run ho 200-yard backstroke Utle. tain Bill Utley and a group of Association and the Armed ican League pitchers 'while pil for the A’s but when It comes (lays each spring going over the runs in five innings and ripped Asked which event or events -Although he suffered a hair potential of the (Cleveland pitch mer and the shutout pitching of divers, the Hooslers piled up 346 Forces, will practice today Some 40 shooters were on ing up enough credentials for to hitting, everyone In camp, rules.” Wonder how many high the (Chicago Cubs 9-2 while the he hoped to qualify for in the points. Yale had 253, Southern m V and there are a lot of promis line fracture of his right leg ing staff. school teams in' the Manchester Bob Priddy, Bob Locker, Wilbur White Sox Bs edged Oakland 4-3 through Wednesday. They will hand for yesterday’s skeet an almost unanimous vote into Olympic trials this summer last year, LaHoud hit .287 with W(x>d and Don McMahon led the Califomla 231 and defending play three games each In a shoot held at the Manchester baseboill’s shrine at Coopers- JOE DIMAGGIO ing young players like Rick area ever have a chance to on Rich Severson’s RBI single Hickcox said: "Anything I can 16 homers for Winston-Salem. Chicago White Sox to a 6-0 'vic champion Stanford 205, with the round-robin competition in the Sportsmen’s Association North town, N.Y. Monday, Dave Duncan, Sal Ban- "Major league baseball play check up on the rules, or coach in the 10th inning. possibly get in. I Just want to Major league managers such as tory over Philadelphia, (aiding rest of the field far behind. Olympic selection tournament CJoventry site. Warming temps DiMaggio, sUU a trim 197- coach with the Yankees. He do and Mike Hershberger look ers shouldn’t gripe,” Manager es too? make that team, sir. That’s my Red Schoendlenst of the St. the Phils' winning streak at five Individual winners for Indiana Thursday through Saturday. and a bright sky made condi pounds—which was his best was a (amUlar sight, leaning on up to DiMaggio for a few tips Dave Bristol of Cincinnati told goal.” and suggestions. Louis Cardinals and Mayo games. in addition to Hickcox were The Olympic team of 12 and tions ideal after the cold winter. playing weight—^is not like the backstop during hitting prac me. ’’After all, all we ask ol Minnesota set some kind of a Green Nears Win The feats of Hickcox and his Smith of the Detroit Tigers record this spring when no less Detroit, Mlnnsota and Cali Utley in the 440-yard individual six alternates is expected to be Top scorers for the day were most club 'VP’s. The white col tice, passing along helpful sug “ When I see that a player has them is for (our hours work a teammates dominated over-all a decided weakness I’ll talk to were Impressed by the way “ he day, seven days a week,” he than seven catchers were invit fornia won extra innings strug ROSSLAND, B.C. (AP) — medley and Jim Henry in the announced Sunday. John Jensen (24) and Ed DeDos lar and tie are doffed for a gestions to meuiy young players competition in the three-day him,” the Yankee Clipper offer attacks the ball” In appear ed to camp. Only thre ewill be gles. Nancy Greene, on the verge of one-meter dive. Iba, who is supervising the ser (23) of 26 targets. Other baseball suit, which is all right In particular. No one could added. There are lots harder meet at Dartmouth college, but ed. "I wouldn’t try to change a ances this spring. ways of making a doUar. retaind. The Tigers nipped St. Louis 6- retiring from competitive Other winners were 500 free Olympic workouts, said fouling scorers were Round one, Jim with DiMaggio. fault DlMadge as a hitter, or as skiing, has all but wrapped her UCLA’s IQke Burton tu n i^ in player unless he has been LaHoud popped up in a pinch- 5 in 12 innings, Wayne Comer style, Oreg Charlton, Southern for profit meant that if a guard Michaud 22, Tom Crouse 20. Joe’s one-black hair is now a fielder for that matter. the biggest single highlight with around a few years and has not batting appearance Sunday as Ken Smith, director of base While the Twin had to take delivering the tie-breaking run second World Cup. symbol of California; 100 breast, stroke, saw a player ready to shoot, he Round two, Jensen 24, DeDos sprinkled -with gray. He still When Joe passed along a skiing supremacy. a historic smashing of the 16- shown any Improvement. the Red Sox dropped a 3-2 de ball’s Hall of Fame at Ctoopers- a hack seat to the Red Sox Inst with a pinch double. Mickey Dick Nesbit, Texas-Arllngton; should fold him before the shot. ser 23. Round three, Michaud wears No. 5 on his uniform and tip, one usually listened, and It’s With her victory in the giant mlnute barrier in the 1,650-yard "Mnvbe a fellow is taking his cision to the Minnesota Twins town, N. Y., is making the train year In the American League Stanley hit a three-run homer 200 breaststroke, Phil Long, Under international ndes, 22, Crouse, Bill Brynes and the glove he tucks into his the same in the current Oak slalom at the Red Mountain In freestyle. eye off the ball, trying to hit it in 12 innings at Orlando. ing camp rounds again with his race the club nevertheless post and Willie Horton a solo blast Yale; 100 butterfly, Doug Rus when a player is fouled before Ron Diagle 19. Round four, Fred right beck pocket is the same land camp of Charlie Finley’s ternational Ski Meet Sunday, The 5-foot-9 "Mighty Mite” too far or bailing out to quick. (tonigllaro, who struck out main job getting the voices on ed an impressive .290 batting for the winners. sell, .Texas Arlington; three- the shot, the ball Is taken out of Simmons 17, Mike ’Twerdy 16. one which hauled many a fly hired hands. Rod Carew’s 12th-lnning ho Miss Greene, a native of Rosso- churned to a 15:59.4 clocking on If they can take a cue and listen, four times Saturday in hiking tape of the veteran players for average In the pinehitting de meter diving, Keith Russell, Ar bounds. When the foul occurs In Round five. Bill Ross 19. Round ■ball at Yankee Stadium. By to "There Is no set way of hit mer gave the Twins a 3-2 nod land, assured herself of at least Saturday’s closing night. The I think I can help some of his number of whiffs to 18 In 60 use at Ctooperstown. partment. izona State, and 400-yard med the act of shooting, two shots six, Joe Clementino 22. Round day’s standards, it would be ting," Joe explained as he a tie for the title. teat, comparable to the sub four them.” over Bouton. Elston Howard ley relay, Texas-Arllngton. are awarded. seven, Glenn Jensen 19. too small in size, but it -was wrapped his hands around a * * * JUNIOR CHAMPS in the tournament are pictured Junior; Diane Bernard, Senior; Bryan Cushing, big enough for Joe to win hon bat. “ One player bats one way, (1. to r.) Robin Demko, Bantam; Barbara Tumbull, Senior and Gary Moore, Junior. (Hemid Photo by ptnto) ors as the best at his position, another has a different style. Adds Class defensively, centerfleld in his Babe Ruth, Ted WiUlams, Ty There’s no question that Di FOR 23 YEARS. THE HOUSE OF SPORTS long playing career in the Ck)bh and Rogers Hornsby all Maggio adds class to a camp American League, all spent had different styles. But they which needs it. Banquet Set with the Yankees. all followed the same fundamen Oakland, as Kansas City last Johnny Green Sparks 76ers My Florida travels Included FOR SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND The annual town recreation tals. season, was last In the stand banquet (or boys v A io par a stop over at Bradenton, Taking off his white cap to ings. There Isn’t much hope that FOLLOW THIS ticipated ia the various bas- which houses the A’s despite wipe away the perspiration, Di the club will move up any notch ketbaU leagues at any of the the poorest seating faculties in Maggio stressed this point: this time around but if some of In NBA Playoff Contest recreation centers is sched Florida for a major league club. "The main thing In hitting is the players want Ups on Improv uled April 11. Boys wishing DlMagg;lo was the main in being comfortable. You should ing their batting averages and NEW YORK (AP)—The adelphia in the division final Diego in January, got nine to attend must pick up and terest, although it’s been years hold your head rigid, taking a are willing to listen they couldn’t TO A JET-AOE JODI depleted Philadelphia 76ers playoff after finishing second to points to help Philadelphia to a comidete a form available at since he hung up his spik^ at short stride and having the have a better Instructor than e x it the 76ers in regular season play, 56-all halftime tie. Playing with the building In which they a time when many thought he bat ready to swing. Joe D. VIMLLOW ^ SAMPLE BUYS OF have managed to hang onto stood by its old standbys for a an injury —a dislocated finger could have played at- least two CCRTIHED participated. The banquet Is "You can’t tell anyone how It’s surprising how the Route nS H IN G their five starters, but similar decisive third quarter — like four of the 76er starters, free of diarge for the boys or throe years mofe. to hit. Nobody ever tried to Yankees let him go. »>(* that downed Detroit 110-96 in he finished with 16 points and 11 and their coaches or spon teach me. If I copied Stan Mu- Just how long he can stand they had to replace their Boston. rebounds. PRO SHOP sors. Fathers who plan to at Special Coach slal’s style, all curled up In that Charlie O. remains to be seen. sparkplug to get moving The Celtics, also taking a 3-2 "I realize I have to make tend must indicate the fact crouch, I would have been Meanwhile, he’s out ot^ythe field FISHING EQUIPMENT against the New York lead, can clinch their series in some contribution like Billy has on the form and a nominal For the past six springs, Di wound up in a knot. every day, earning his keep as Knicks. Detroit tonight. been making,’’ he said, calling fee Is required. Winners of Maggio served as a special He added, “ It’s the same with a veep. Johnny Green, 34 years old ’The St. Louis Hawks, their Sunday’s contribution his great special events may also at and without a playoff game in backs against the wall at the est thrill. tend but must complete a MAIN ST. SHAKESPEARE SPINCAST RIG his National Basketball Associa Washington University Field Hal Greer led Philadelphia registration. Absolutely no Captures Individual Scoring Fourth Time tion career until nine days ago, House in St. Louis, rebounded to with 38 points while Cazzie Rus tickets will be sold at the COMPLETE FOR provided the spark Sunday as a 129-103 rout over San Francis sell had 31 (or the Knicks. door. the 76ers ran over the Knicks co and sent that Western Divi Bailey Howell, Sam Jones and 1771 REEL AND LINE PLUS 123-105 In Philadelphia. sion semifinal back to San Fran John Havlicek lit the (use under TO E. HTFD. Filling in for hot-ahot sixth cisco Tuesday night. Boston as the Celtics turned an Mikita Sets Pace in NHL, ■5BSW $10.98 man Billy Cunningham, who is The Warriors, who finished 13 eight-point deficit early in the Open Tennis 2-PIEGE FIBERfSUS ROD out with a broken wrist. Green games behind the Hawks in reg third period into an 83-80 lead MAIN ST. APPLICANT PARKING (used a third quarter rally with ular season play, still hold a 3-2 entering the fourth. Detroit nev -4Ct EXIT ALL NEW 1968 MODELS $18.95 Value five points and six rebounds for lead. er caught up. R id ie u lo u s Blues End Longest Season a 92-80 lead, and the 76ers Favored Los Angeles did not St. Louis zoomed to a 17-point never looked back. let Chicago off the hook and won first quarter lead and San Fran Say Players NEW YORK (AP) — West Division—St. Louis at ’The victory put the injury-rid their set, 41, by crushing the cisco never got closer than 10 as Stan Mikita and the St. Philadelphia; Minnesota at Los *HEVI EMPLOYMENT VERSATILE dled world champion 76ers up Bulls 122-99 Sunday night in Los Bill Bridges scored 28 points NEW YORK (AP) — Two of Louis Blues have won the Angeles. 32 In this best of-7 Eastern Di and Lou Hudson 26 for the ON SALE FOR Angeles. the world’s top players, Roy final skirmishes of the Na Mikita, whose 97 points last OFFICE YOUR MITCHELL vision semifinal series with a In the American Basketball Hawks. Emerson and Arthur Ashe,^ season matched the all-time chance to wrap it up tonight in Association, Denver evened its ’The Lakers increased a 68-55 predicted today that the Inter-’ tional Hockey League’s record set by teammate Bobby ENTER HERE IS THE MOST VERSATILE New York. best-of-5 semifinal series at 2-2 halftime lead to a 75-60 bulge national Lawn Tennis Federa longest season. Hull in 1965-66, finished with 87 Only $ \ “We’re in the driver’s seat by beating New Orleans 108-100. with their own third-quarter tion’s plan to create a new cate Thursday night, an all-out war Sunday night, staving off late Routel OF SPINNING REELS now,’’ said 76er Ck>ach Alex Green, who has bounced blitz against the Bulls. Elgin gory — the authorized player — of attrition begins on (our NHL challenges by Boston’s Phil Es Hannum. around the NBA for nine years Baylor led Los Angeles with 37 would not work. fronts—with Mikita and the posito and Detroit marvel Gor Boston, expected to meet Phil and came to the 76ers from San points. "It seems awful complicated Blues In the front lines. die Howe. P.S. These are oil brand new 1968 to me—I don’t think It will Chicago’s Mikita struci/ for Esposito scored his 38th goal “3or work,” said Emerson, the veter his 40th goal and two assists in Sunday night’s loss to Toron models and carry Garcia's Fast Break Still Working an Australian who has won all Sunday night in the Black to and t(X)k runnerup honors Yarborough the world’s top amateur titles, Hawks’ 6-5 regular season-clos with 84 points. Howe, who cele requiar "lifetime guarantee" some several times. ing deadlock with Detroit and brated his 40th birthday in the * P&WA Employment Office now located As Celtics Slow Detroit "It’s ridiculous. I don't think captured the individual scoring last game of his 22nd NHL sea of service. V ic to r ie s it will last six months," said; title for the fourth time in five BOSTON (AP) — The Boston the ball out of our backcourt son, settled for a single assist Ashe, Neg;ro member of the U.S." years. fast enough. When you don’t and wound r_' ‘.'ii;',l with 82 Celtics, who built a National Davis (Cup Team. The Blues, meanwhile, points. beat the Celtics down the floor, Really Big trimmed Minnesota 5-3 and beat on Willow Street in East Hartford Basketball Association dynasty Ashe, a lieutenant in the U.S. The scoring crown will net ★ SUPPLY LIMfTED everything comes hard. You out the North Stars (or third with a run-and-shoot attack, still Army, upset the top-seeded Mikita a 31.000 league bonus. STARTS don’t get the good shots.” A’TLANTA AP) — Cale Yar place In the West Division—the Emerson 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 Saturday New York’s two-goal margin ★ ONE WEEK ONLY are counting on the fast break Boston pldfir-COach Bill Rus borough, is on top of the racing last spot up for grabs In the ex night for the men’s crown in the over the (Janadiens gave Rang APRIL — while showing critics they sell, who refused to be drawn panded 12-team circuit. world light now with two big Garden Challenge Trophy Tour er goalie Ed Giacomin a 3250 also know how to check oppo Into a prediction that the Celtics In other season finales. 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Charlie Gloz- He said he was nervous, but School, had 18 points each, and ilre-engipe-red wardrobe, faded spoiled the Bruins finale and NASSIFF TAIAJOTTVILLE — Manchester-Vernon Town Line bach of Georgetown, Ind., was he never showed it as he faced THE HOUSE OF SPORTS Hartford Public’s Bob Nash had after holding at least a share of, thwarted Esposito’s bid for the PHONE 643-2467' fourth' and Darel Dierihger of down Palmer in the final round 17 to go with his total domina of the greater Jacksonville Open the lead through three rounds, scoring champlon.ship. (Charlotte, N.C', was fifth. tion of the rebounding. (lANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1068 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEBN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BlAJOR HOOPLB Businoss Sorvkos TMKRl QUOTA ■■ A LAW BY SBOKTgf ■■■ W HIPPI^ Holp Wonfod— Moio 34 Hoip Wonfod— Mote 34 IT'S A GREASE 6 UH eAH/tPOIVIL n J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1908 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 PAGE NINErrSKN t r Arrielas ^ Sola 45 W onlod To Rant 68 F o r S M n 7 2 For Sab 71 O a t O f T o w n Oat O f Town BERRy’S WORLD APARTMENT — Bentley Sehod UVEN ROOM modem •t h r e b f a m il y — COLONIAL G rooms, 1% bathai Fo r S o b 7 5 F o r S a b 7 5 Vernon Porter St. In one ktaa- presenUy a two hhe new condition, 2 yean (dd. U.S. Jets, area, 4 rooms — 2 adults and ett at ®0LT0N—aU eleotric, econom SAVE SAVE eheeters flnest nelghhoiheods. existing rooms for third $24,6(W. PhUbriek Agency Real- BOLTON —Large custom built CLASSIFIED one ohUd. OaU 847-1341. ical 2-bedroom Ranch, large custom buUt with many un- ment. ExosUmt ton, 049-6S4T. SpHt Level, 7 rooms, fireplace, Town Meeting W ill Vote : SWIMMING POOL POLICEMAN and wife deslrs uUUUes, $28,000. PMbrick garage, owner 646-4802. IM baths, 8-car garage. Only Ships Halt osaal features. Beautiful park FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE, cen- apartment In Vernon, Bolton like let Priced In the low iO’e. Agency Realtors, 849-8$47. MANIITBLD - TH iaim $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real Redwood pool 20’x24’, one Lake or Manchester area, by tn l locaUon, treed lot. Moder tors, 64941324. On $17,500 Outlay Tonight . ADVERTISING Bjr appetatment. PhObriek ^oLVERTDN AGENCY - T™* ate price, kfr. Lombardo, Bel- Raadi wMi am ags ia a B8l|li> year old. Originally $1,800. April 80. Prefer 4 rooms. CaU Aceney, 6484$47. ly a beautiful 8 room Cape to fiore Agency, 648-6121. Im teod with houM sailing id WINTERIZED home on Bolton Assaults Must sell, make an offer. 872-8686 after 4 p.m. A special town meeting, to Eastern Star will meet tomor- ‘ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS an Ideal looaUon, Bast Hart to |H,dW. Wo aro hi^py to Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex- act on an appropriatlMi of $17,- raw at 8 p.m. In the Masonic,', MANCHESTER — a t t r a c t iv e RAISSID RANCH on half a cn (OoBtinued from Page One) Li 8 AJtL to 4:80 PJM. FAMILT of 8 desires rental of ford, minutes from MSnehes- Otor yoB Oris bow h o m tor ceUeAt income producer. T.J. 600, wlU be held tonight at 7:30 Temple. A rehearsal will he now Raised Ranch, In cue e l lot, 6 rooms plus famUy room Call 648-1728 sii^de house, ownership care. Manchester’s finest residential ter. Dead ond street. Peace and $81,090. Dor nMOo tatomatlaii Crockett, Realtor, 64S-16T7. Only a few hours before, the with fireplace, 2 baths, priced at the admlnlDtration buUding ’'*Sie** b S ^ ‘ M le l' 10 miles radius of Bolton or a rea s, modem kitchen, dhring quiet wlUi 76 X 180 lot. BuUt ooU tho Phllbtlok A gsn^. 949- U.S. Command announced that COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Manchester. 1-428-8641. in 1961 and not a scratch. Just tor Immediate sale. Wesley n n . ROUn N, Rtknn. 19 American planes on Sunday at prior to the regular meeting of corps will meet Wednesday at! FREE — 200 extra S 4c H room, family room with Ors- R. Smith, Realtor. 648-1667. farm wlOi 8 room kooto. 2 4tM PJL DAT BKPMUB PVDUCATION plaoe, 2-oar garage. $81,900. lovely at $19,900. Wrtverton tacked the Cat B1 airfield four the Board of Representatives. DAR Hall at 7 p.m. with aup-, Stamps with oU change. Truck FAMILY OF three looking for Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. TOLLAND—Family home. Im lo tfo bams. Approxlraatoljr 9M miles southeast of the center of DwdllBe f«r Satortej m A It 4tM p.in. Pridtjr. Phllbriek Agency Realtors, 846- 'lUREE FAMILY — iduininura maculate 8H room Raised The money Is for development P®*" to be served at 6 p.m. Mrs.. tires, half price, all slies 8 to 4 room apartment in vldnlty foot on Mato highway, atraam Haiphong, the radio communi 6947. MANCHESTER — Immaculate riding, 2-oar garage, convenient Ranch, 2-car garage, IH baths, Of the town’s industrial park In 12 ply. Cole’s Discount 848- of Washington School. 848-2877 on proporty, good tor hers os cations statlo 10 miles south- looatton. Good Income proper large wooded lot, rec room. 0882. days or 647-1768 after 8. WOLVBRTON Agency — need Garrison Odonlal In exeouUvo or boot. Oomplotoly fonood, ad- southeast of Hanoi, a chemical accordance with an agreement vialUng honrs are 12:20 to ty. Gerard Agency, 6494)688 or An exceUent family home for DIAL 643-2711 room? Vacant 6 room Colonial, prestige neighborhood. Flre- JaosBl to atata torroot Immadt- plant 19 miles northeast of Hai made with Cavrok Manufactur- p,m. in an arena exeept mater- Idaced Uvlng room, formal din 648-6868. only $22,600. Must be seen. CaU Just celebrating it’s 8th birth oooupanoy. T.J. Orookott Roal- phong, the Cam Pha coal area, Ing Co. that the town would In- nlty where they are 2 to 4 and HOT BED SASH for sale, $8. BusinoM Froporty now. Pam J. Oorrenti, Real day. All large rooms, bath and ing room, m baths, reo r o o ^ tor. 04S-1STT. 44 miles east-northeast of Hai star an access road, septic tank 8:80 to 8 p.m. ConriniMd From Prtcodlng Pago each. 844-1488 2 car overslsed garage. High MANCHESTER —8 room Ob- Estate Agency, 64S-6S88. For Salt 70 H, breeuway and garage, full lonlal, one year young. 1% phong, and the Lang Glai rail and leeching fields as well as Admitted Thursday: Cynthia elevaUon. Park like setting. By VEPJfON—Close to Rt. 88 and DARK rich srtone-free loam, walk-out basement on beauti yard, 18 miles below the extend the water lines to the Hyde, Ellington; Joyce Biahop, ADAMS ST — vacant machine appointment only, Bel Air baths, near bus, schools and 'VERNON — 6 room Cape, 2- Vemon Clrole, 7-room Split IM p W anfd Mate 36 Holp WonlMl— $15. Pool and patio sand, ful $4 acre lot. Mid 20’s. Wol- shoiqilng, exceUent condition. Chinese border. site of the proposed plant. Ellin^on; George Jadcaon, shcp with 10,000 square feet Real Estate, 648-9882. oar garage, aluminum storms, Levek 8 bedrooma, family P 3 7 stone, fill, gravel, sand and verton Agency, 849-2818. Selling tor $22,600. For further Johnson said his de-escalation The company, which Is now West St.; Sherry Mackey, 126 •4i M a w o r on one floor, 2 acres of land, fireplace. Carruthers Real room, Priced to sell. Wesley order applied to "moet” of manure. 643-9604. 2-famUy house Included, sensi BOWERS SCHOOL, 7 room information, call the R. F. Estate, 876-6162. R. Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. located on Main St. In Rock- West Main St.; Sophie Durel- JIllNITOR—part-time evenings. Dlmock Oo., 649-524S. North Vietnam's territory and vllle hopes to be In operation In ko, 25 Linden Place; Helen Mc- 'Call 848-4408 8 to 8 p.m. only. REDUCE safe, simple and fast bly priced. Must sell. T.J. MANCHESTER Rambling Cape, 8 or 4 bed rooms, formal dining room, t O U J M D - H oar V e s /k w e j. $20,600 — 8 bedroom Ranch, fire an area containing almost 90 the new location by next Fall. Donald, West Wlllington; Ml- P A R T -T IM E with GoBese tablets. Only 98 Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. MANCHESTER — English Tu WAREHOUSE MEN, night 9 i t v 6 % den, IH baths, $24,900, PhU- Boot 4 room lUBoh, 4H aeroo place, garage, )4 acre nicely per cent of Its population. Thla A report on the cost of snow chael Kuch, 6 Spruce St.; cents. Weldon Drug. CAR NOT NEEDED! dor Colonial, 7 rooms, plus ; shift, good working conditions MANCHESTER Green — com briok Agency Realtors, 849- o f load, privaoy. O idy $14,900. landscaped lot. Leonard includes the Hanoi-Haiphong in removal for the current year, Vicki Frost, Coventry: Patricia CAB DRIVERS ® 1MI br HEA. I Walk to schools, stores and heated simporch, 4 bedrooma, >«nd benefits, Oaer Bros., 14 ONE OF the finer things of Ufe- mercial, Industrial, residential Boyoo Agaiwy. 949dnn. Agency Realtors, 848-0489. dustrial heartland and the vital prepared by public works dl- Morey, Tolland, bus. Jarvis buUt overslsed 6847. treed lot, waU to wall carpet Rye St, So. Windsor. Blue Lustre carpet and uphol "W /ien will I be old enough to see 'The Graduate'?" package. Look thla one over; northeast and northwest rail rector, Andrew Trlcarico, will Discharged Thursday: Bur- We have several openings ing, antique brick fireplace, SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling LAKEFRONT — $12,000. 6 room stery cleaner. Rent electric (A) large buUding with 10,000 Ranch, double garage and SPRING STREET — Large road lines between Hanoi and bc presented to the board to- ton Monette, 100 Orchard St.; for reliable part-time cab storms and screens. City utili ten room Ranch. Broesoway, 2 year 'round home, fireplace, Communist China. DAT warehouse men with trac- shampooer $1. The Sherwin- square feet with plenty of po- a magnificent screened Colonial custom buUt for pres night. John Stepanowski, 69 Fronk- drivers for Manchester. We paUo to capture summer ties. Garage. Near bus line, car garage, 2 Utohens, one ceUar. (Jarlton Hutchins Agen The President said the bomb 'tor trailer experience, good Williams Co. Hoiisaholcl G oods 51 Apentmenfs—-Flals— tenttal; (B) A four famUy house ent owners. Formal dining At the last meeting of th will be able to arrange stores, church and schools. ond tvro half baths, fireplace, cy, Realtors, 640-6324. working conditions and bene and (C) vacant "C” soned lot breeses. CaU Grace Dlt- room, Ubrmiy, two flreplaeea, ing would continue ‘‘In the area board. Mayor John Grant re- _ „ hours to fit you availability. PILE is soft and lofty. . .colors GAS HOT water heater, gas ______TonomonH 63 mars for detaUs. Priced in low 20’s. Charles Les- aluminum riding, large vrood- north of the demilitarized zone fits. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye St., which could be used for park finished family room, enclosed BOLTON CENTER — Would ported that the snow removal Herald’s VeDwon Bureau perance, 649-7820. od tot. Char-Bon Realty, 949- where the continuing enemy So. Windsor. retain brilliance In carpets stove, refrigerator, reasonable poUR room apartment on sec- ing etc. Subject to sonlng. T.J. porch. Rooms larger than you believe a 6-room Ranch, budget was overdrawn and ask- ** Pork S t, tel. 876-2188 098$. buildup directly threatens Allied EAST HARTFORD cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent price. Call 848-0048 anytime be- Qj,d floor Inquire 233 Center Crockett, Realtor, 048-1677. average. 2-car garage, wooded 1% baths, 2-car garaige. Gold ed for an additional approprla- P ' News Items may L. C. GREENOUGH Co. SIX ROOM Colonial, very clean forward positions and where electric shampooer $1. Paul’s fore 8:80 p.m. st. lot. PhUbriek Agency, Realtom, VERNON Medallion electric heat, kitch This Bus in No Joke lion of $5,898, which Is the high- ^ WAIRDRESSER WANTED — CAB Co. and sound condition, central, movements of troops and sup A bus pulled into Union Sta Paint & Wallpaper Supply. 647-9921 en bullt-ins, one acre lot with cluding Manchester, he added. est amount the board la allow- “ "ckvlUe. •'^p pay 628-8488, 888-2882. LEAVING area — Must sell, 8 MANCHESTER — 4 room ^ a rt- invostmant Proptrly large treed lot, 2-car garage. Comparative Shoppingr plies are clearly related to that tion in Hartford this morning The 40-foot railbus shocked lOT Burnside Ave. shade trees, new wall to wall ed to approve without going to CARPETS a fright? Make them months new living room set, ment. Convenient location. WOLVBRTON AOBNOT — H. M. Frechette Realty, 647- Homes are purchased by in threat.” to Introduce the railbus to Con passengers on trains passing FORK LIFT operators for gro East Hartford F o r Sicrite d o 7 0 > A 6993. ctirpeting In a superb location a special town meeting. a beautiful sight with Blue Lus $280; Maple bed $26; box spring Stove, refrigerator and heat THINK BIO about this one be Ideal 4 room Ranch, with two formed buyers who diligent Westmoreland’s headquarters through the station. It appeared cery warehouse, 6 p.m. — 1:80 for $26,900. For further infor necticut. The amount of the over ex Vem on 280-1B6S tre. Rent electric shampooer and mattress, $88; bureau $76; furnished, $160 per month. ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — cause everything about it Is. bedrooms, 10 x 9 and 12 x 12, ly search out how much a and the U.S. 7th Air Force re to have lost its way and should a.m. Starting scale $8.86 per THE VERT BEST. Twelve- mation call R. F. Dlmock Oo., The experimental bus was penditure two weeks ago was $1. Olcott Variety Store. dining room set, 6 piece, $60; Hayes Agency, 648-0181. for sale or trade, house with Nine big rooms includes 4 bed Uvlng room, kitchen, bath and ^ven home costs, and what fused to outline this area still have been on the other side of hour, excellent fringe benefits, ______room contemporary with In 649-5246. borrowed by the Connecticut $25,000 and the board asked for coffee and end tables, formica four furnished apartments. rooms, a rec room, game room, fuU basement. On 80’ x 120’ their doUars buy. Inspect subject to attack, but It proba Co. from the Red Arrow Bus the terminal on the street. The Pair Gets $115 A DELUXE duidex. 4H rooms, law suite. 8H baths, 3-car ga an explanation. ste ^ y emploi^ent. Call East p a r t -TTME evenings — Man BoOtS O nd AcCnSfOriOS 4 6 top, $60; electric broom, $26; Central locaUon, new heaters, a 86’ Uvlng room-dlnlng roojn- ^peed lot Approximately $4,800 our 8 room Colonial for BOLTON — Manchester line, bly extends north to the city of Lines of Philadelphia for sever eight steel wheels under the Hartford Warehouse, Park - - - ...... ii w r a wnn iw»-vw IH baths, refrigerator, range, rage, 8-sone heat. ParkUke In 1-84 H oldup and wife to do Janitorial duties, and other miscellaneous Items. newly painted, rent three, live combination, 2 fuU bathrooms assiune 614 per cent mort- $37,600 and compare. 649- quality custom built 3 or 4 bed Vinh, about 130 miles above the al publicity runs today, tomor bus were hard to make.out with Also at tonight's meeting, the Ave., East Hartford, 280-0278. 16’ MARINE PLYWOOD boat, heat, hot water, many extras. and closets everywhere you yard includes svrimming pool. 624-0620. 843-7484 after 6 p.m. rent free. $7,9h0. CaU 640-7888, gage at $98.22 a month, $19,900. 5306. room Raised Ranch, 2-car ga demilitarized zone. row and Wednesday. This morn a quick glance. board will act on authorizing the _ . . Mr. Kaplan after 6:30 p.m. trailer, 46 h.p. Mercury engine Central, rent $160. Adults, no look. AU this plus an income Best address In town. Original mayor to accept easements PAGE •nVENTY MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1968 Avengie DaDy Net PraM Run iian(l|[»0tifr lEttraing Ifm U i For Hie Week Ended The Weather March U, 19M North Methodist Church com er Is Dr. David Kolias, extension Clear tonight. Low in 80«. To- Fruit Trees Topic pomologist. University of Con THINK SMALL *1784.90 iHanrJ|PHtpr fcRpnttmJi^aUi momiw fair. High in upper OOe About Town mission on finance will meet liomorraw at 7:30 p.m. at the necticut. IMS V<)IIonraifW 1 5 ,5 8 0 or low 60s. Future topics in the free series Delivered In Mandierter church. "s t a r Of Garden Clinic Maneheater— A City of ViUage Charm ThTM Manchester area etu- are: April 9 ."Ornamental Trees Equipped with leatherette In- denta have been named to the -By C LA Y R. PO LLA N - UMA A itlS ■'Fruit Trees In Your Own and Shrubs for Yard EU id tiSlor, windshield washw, 2- Pvt. James F. Mott, son of SEPT. 23 ^ V(H.. LXXXVn, NO. 155 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTHONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1968 (OlaaaifM AdvertUhig on Page 17) dean’s Hat at RueeeU Sage Col- M A R 22 JM Your Doily Activity Guide Back Yard” will be the topic Foundation Planting;” a n d speed electric wipers, heater, PRICE TEN CENTS legei,' Troy, N.Y. They are Miss Mr. and Mrs. Frank Q. Mott of 'T According to the Stori. '' OCT. 2 3 ^ , dtfroEfter, 4-way safety fleers, 22 Campfleld Rd., recently com for the second program In the April 16, "The Back Yard Vege Jennifer McCormick, daughter To develop messoge for Tuesday, 1- 5-10-31^ back-up lights, front and rear pleted a helicopter repair course 0 \ 6-19-24-40 Home Gardener’s Clinic being table Garden.” o f Mr. and Mrs. L. 3. McCor ^56-64>82-87 reod words corresponding to numbers 49-60-73 offered by the Adult Evening seat belts. at the Army Transportation of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORFlp mick o f 001 porter St.; Miss y f TAURUS 'School. A fabric softener used In the Donna L. Richard, daughter School, Ft. Eustls, Va. OCT. 24 \ Hi, Mr. L. E. Phant ? V; .APR 21 31 Debts 61 Ones The illustrated presentation rinse water on your synthetic RH. II, TsUbbA T ^ of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E, Rich 1 Do NOV 22 ' TED TRUDON TsWelWla-MBMWw ^ M A Y 21 2 Heort- 32 Think 62 Procedures will be given in Room A-7, Man fabrics will reduce static elec SEATTLE (AP)— Seattle’s Electrician's Mate 3.C. John 33 Arguments 63 Should ard of 20 Bolton Rd., Vernon; 38-47-51 *57 3 Look 17-22-35-45^ chester High School, tomorrow tricity which makes garments H f-ttll Supply Base Woodland Park Zoo got Its and Miss Benitta A. Plaster, A. Lombardi, son of Mr. and 69-72-78 4 Buy 34 Corpentering 64 Finonciol 59-65-83-90^ VOLKSWAGEN Mrs. Frank Lombardi of 60 Otis ) 5 Something 35 Worthwhile 65 Your from 7-9 p.m. This week's speak cling and also attracts lint. usual share of April Fool daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John GEMINI 6 Better 36 Working66 Hilt SAGITTARIUS Senator Doesn‘t Expect LBJ calls yesterday such as "May L. Plaster of Swamp Rd., Cov St., is serving aboard the refrig M A Y 22 7 Nice 37 Now 67 New NOV. 8 Ploy 38 Moke 68 Repxjiring I speak to Mr. Eel or Mr. erated cargo ship USS Dene- JUNE 22 DEC entry. 9 Your 39 With 69 Moke Cobra or Mr. L. E. Phant” bola with the Sixth Fleet in the 70 Visit ^ 4-18-29-34 10 About 40Per$onol 7-12-20-46/e. and "Is Hairy Wolf there?” Airman C. Lawrence E. Lor- Mediterranean Sea. &/48.50-68 11 Warming 41 Before. 71 Ideos l53-70-80-88V» 12 Time 42 Put 72 M ony Hit in North But folks In the zoo office entsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. CANCER 13 Undermining 43 About 73 Obligotions CAPIIICOItN entered Into the spirit of the' Elnar Lorentsen of 166 Center Pvt. Alan K. Klssell, son of , JUNE 23 14 Before 44 Don't 74 Your DEC. 23 4 < SAIGON (AP) — U.S. war This Is the same area at 45 Indiyiduol 75 Proboble day, replying: "Sorry, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klssell of ^JULY 23 15 Money JAN. 20 St., Is serving as an aircraft 16 You 46 Drive 76 Not planes stepped up their attacks tacked Monday, a bombing raid To Take Sides in Contest Phant Is busy packing his 766 E. Middle Tpke., recently 77 Secrets mechanic at Phan Rang AB, , 3-14-16-23 17 Add 47 Yourself 21-26-37-42^.- on the southern part of North on a supply base a mile south of trunk and "Hairy Is out. Vietnam. A I960 graduate of completed basic training at the 18 Tools 48Gordening ^ 78 Appeoronces 57.7 1 .84-66 ^ Vietnam Monday and Hanoi ra the coastal city of Thanh Hoa D:'32-41-81-85 19 Luck 49 Collections 79 Be Would you care to speak to Marine Recruit Training Cen AOUARIUI WASHING’TON (A P )— Manchester High School, the air lEO 20 To 50 Or 80 Old dio said they staged new raids about 210 miles northwest of the his assistant, Red Fox?” Senate Democratic Leader man was assigned to Amaril ter, Parris Island, S.C. He is JULY 24 21 You're 51 Better 81 You JAN. 21 ^ Manchester today. A broadcast said with demllitartzed zone and 80 miles taking advanced training at 22 Some 52 Disclose 82 Deolings FEB.' 19 Many callers then hung up Mike Mansfield said today lo AFB, Tex., before going to ^ AUG. 23 83 Friendship out confirmation in Saigon that south of Hanoi. A U.S. military 23 Leop 53 Around with a gnmt. Vietnam. Camp Lejeune, N.C. 5^13-27-36-4^ 24 In 54 Money 84 To 2-11-25-39/0 'one plane was shot down. spokesman said this raid was In he does not expect Presi ^52-74-77 25 Experiences 55 The 85 Speak 158-61-75 V&l dent Johnson to take sides 26 Originol 56 Or 86 Work The Increased attacks fol the area allowed under John Army Pvt. Robert M. Top James Edward Keough of 40 VIRGO 27 Influences 57 Known 87 Likely PISCES lowed President Johnson’ s ban son’s orders. in the contest for the Academy St. has been named 28 Luck 58 Loved 86 Friends ping, son of Mrs. Flora Top 89 Permitted on bombing of the Hanoi-Hai- Johnson In his speech Sunday Democratic nomination for to the -honor roll at Southern 29 For 59 To MAR. 21 CcN ping of 19 Wadsworth St. re 30 To 60 Personal 90 Circle phong industrial heartland and night announcing curtailment of State News president. cently was assigned as a Her Methodist University. He Is a 33-43-54-62/^ 8- 9-15-281 (^Good (^Adverse ^Neutral 53-76-79-89 extended 210 mUes northwest of the bombing said U.S. planes ” I think he will keep hands off cules Missile fire control crew second-year law student. 55/30-55-66 Property Owners the demUltaitsed zone between would continue to attack the and let the Democratic conven man with the 3rd. Bn, Sth Artil North and South Vietnam. area just north of the DMZ be Warning Shot tion decide,” Mansfield told lery, East Windsor. Mystic Review, North Amer U.S. bombers flew more than cause of the threat from there newsmen shortly after a 'White ican Benefit Assoclaltion, will 100 missions against the North to forward allied positions below House meeting with Johnson, 'Mias Sally A. Beccio, daugh meet tomorrow at 8 pm. ait The 'Visitation group of North Monday, nearly double the aver the DMZ. He said his ban ap Hits Teen in Vice President Hubert H. Hum ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bec Oidd FeMows Hall. Methodist Church will meet to Budgets on View age number before Johnson’s plied to “ most” of North Viet phrey and other Democratic cio of 198 Wells St., was dted morrow at 8 p.m. at the church. Copies of the mimEigcr's curtaUment order. The number nam and to an area in which 90 congressional leaders. Members of Buckley School for commendable scholarship tentative 1968-69 budgets now of air missions over the south per cent of the North Viet New Haven "Whoever the Democratic for the fall semester at Mitchell library staff will meet tomor and all taxpayers! are avEdlable for inspection ern part of North Vietnam has namese live. convention selects will have hU College, New London. A 1964 row at 8 a.m, at the school li The 'Regina D’ltalla Society NEW HAVEN (AP) — A 16- at Mary Cheney LibrEiry EU id averaged about 60 a day, with U.S. planes flew a total of 105 support,” Mansfield said of brary. will meet tonight at 7:80 at the year-old boy was wounded early graduate of Manchester High at the Municipal Building. an average of 40 to 60 missions missions against North Vietnam Johnson. School, she Is majoring in liber ItallEUi AmericEin du b, 185 Eld- daily against targets around Ha today when a poUceman fired a It was Humphrey’s first meet A public heEiring on the Monday, with the major effort shot, intended as a warning, and al arts. The Women’s Fellowship of ridge St. noi, Halidiong and north to the ing with Johnson since the Pres- budgets will be held Wednes against targets in the area of the bullet rtchocheted Into the Center Congregational Church Chinese border. iVnt announced Sunday night A YWCA class In Intermedi day at 8 p.m. in Bowers the Mu Gla Pass, a supply fun Ijoy’s right hip, police said. Jordan R. Cohen, son of Mr. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In Hanoi radio said U.S. fighter- m will not accept a second ate bridge, scheduled to begin School, Princeton St. If you wont to do something about your next nel into the Ho Chi Mlnh trail The boy, William Jefferson, and Mrs. Sidney Cohen of 118 the Federation Room at the bombers today repeatedly at through eastern Laos. Air Force term. Humphrey, who rrived 2 tonight at the Community Y, 79 was reported In satisfactory con Scott Dr., achieved third hon church. PftHip Hale and Rob tacked Thanh Hoa Province. It here late Monday from a diplo tack St., sponsored by the pilots reported destroying or dition ait Yale-New Haiven Hos ors for the first semester at the ert Taylor, both Manches N. Main St., has been canceled. year’s tax bill— THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! said defense units shot down a matic mission to Mexico City, Ot Chamlnade Musical du b. Mrs. damaging seven trucks, one pital. The policeman who fired University of Massachusetts, ter, will speak o f a trip to F4 fighter, but made no mention told a crowd of supporters meet Cyrus Tompkins is program the shot, WUUam Bassett, suf Amherst. Phierto 'Rico they took together "Eeiater Ideals, a Prelude to (See Page Nineteen) ing his plane he will say "later chairman. Refresjunents will be of the crew. fered minor Injulres In connec with other young people. Easter,” is the title of a pro on” whether he will be a candi The Womens Fellowship of the gram tonight at 8 p.m. at Trini served. The event Is open to the tion with the incident, police date for the presidency. Connecticut Conference of the ty Covanent Church, Hackma- public, free of charge. said. Stanley Circle of South Mayor James H. J. Tate of United Church of Christ will Bassett and another patrol Philadelphia told newsmen Methodist Church will have Its The manager's 13.7% increase in operating ex man, Walter Connor, were In have a leadership training con Nobel Prize Winner Monday a Humphrey aide indi ference tomorrow and Wednes annual dinner 'tomorrow at the a patrol car ’The Willing Workers Group of TOKYO (AP) — North Viet The pro-Communlst Japanese Quan Dol Nhan Dan as saying, South Methodist Church will nam’s official newspaper Denpa News Agency said Nhan "but real peace must go ■with Balloting meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at charged the United States is Dan declared: "The United genuine independence and free ran Ml Cooper Hall at the Church to planning a "new plot” In Viet States is planning a new plot to dom. As long as our beloved make aiprons. Hostesses are nam and described an Ameri maintain its new colonialism homeland is , overshadowed by Heavy in Mrs. Joseph Moore and Mrs. PARADISE POOLS SPECIALTY BUILDERS can peace offer as a "fraud,” a and increasing Its troops to re American aggression, our coun Carrie Anderson. Japanese report from Hanoi construct the South Vietnamese try will not have genuine free You Get ’These said tpday. puppet regime and troops. dom and independence.” 4 St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild ^ IN-GROUND POOLS AND The official Communist news "The United States is at Wisconsin Added Features FREE WASHINGTON (AP) — Air wiU meet Wednesday at 11 a^m. tempting to increase bombing of At No Extra Cost paper Nhan Dan apparently was Force officials say the North MILWAUKEE, WIs. (AP) — PER at the church. Members are*ie- ABOVE-GROUND POOLS referring to President Johnson’s North Vietnam and a so-called Vietnamese are likely to take GALLON Democrat Eugene J. McCarthy mlnded to bring sandwiches. WE CUSTOM DESIGN SWIMMING POOLS AOUASLIDE order Sunday halting the bomb fraudulent proposal for peace advantage of the U.S. bombing O.OJD. talks is aimed at getting rid of — his real rival looming in elec Dessert and beverages will be ing of most of North Vietnam limitation by preparing a mas tions to come—and Republican served by Mrs. Wyvllle Pea TO ANY SIZE AND SHAPE isolation from the people of the Wo Guarantee . . . |1,000 Re and calling for peace talks. But sive supply run southward. Richard M. Nixon checked their ward If proven that the oU body, Mrs. Eletha Greenhalgh it made no specific mention of world.” The allied forces face the job you buy from us not equal White House credentials today and Mrs. Arthur Bumap. The Johnson’s offer. The army newspaper Quan of trying to Intercept the new in a Wisconsin presidential pri or superior to any other on Guild will sponsor a food Sale However, the North Viet Dol Nhan Dan quoted by Tass the marfetl! flow of goods ticketed for enemy mary that offered only shadow Wednesday cifter the 10 a.m. namese army newspaper, quot pointed out that Jdhnson still troops in South Vietnam, the Air contests. ed by the Soviet news agency service at the church. has not agreed to halt bombings Force sources added. Chief among the shadows: COOPERATIVE Tass, said Johnson was trying and other military action They said a monlih-long bomb LjTidon B. Johnson, the Presi to mislead public opinion and he against North Vietnam, as de ing halt would permit the Com dent whose announcement that T H E Y S A Y had not called for an uncondi OIL OOMPANY manded repeatedly by Presi munists to rush 100,000 tons of he will not run again turned dent Ho Chi Mlnh’s regime be By LBJ Political Move tional halt to bombing In the supplies South. Wisconsin and Democratic poli LIGOEH DRUG "you con't buy happiness" fore peace talks can beg;in. North. This was considered the In other Pentagon reaction to tics from a battleground Into a 64A-15S3 "Our people want peace,” PARKADE Perhaps so, but when you see a happy family^ first North Vietnamese jjpaction President Johnson’s Sunday maze. Give 24^Hr. D elivery N otice OPEN healthy youngsters and close friends enjoying a to Johnson’s offer. Tass quoted the newspaper night speech on Vietnam, de Despite the lack of head-on 316 Broad St., M anctifister r:45 A M. to 10 P.M. Paradise Pool you begin to wonder. It will be a fense officials said the adminis Bombing Halt ‘Overshadowed’ contests, early scattered reports happy day for you, too, when you realize that a tration plans to mobilize up to indicated a potentially hea'vy 60.000 reservists. But they Paradise Pool is a safe and lasting investment. A By C1HALMERS M. ROBERTS turnout of voters In the pri stressed the figure could vary The problem, as seen from The oil but universal opinion mary. Kidney Shaped Galvanized Sieel Vinyl Pool with X-BRACES! The Washington Post vacation, tour or cruise is soon ended— a car or $250 VALUE Police Believe Suicide up or down depending on Penta Washington, iis to convince ithe here is that Hanoi probably will In Milwaukee, where a may boat cos'ts more to operate and depreciates rapidly. gon studies under way. Washington President John Saigon regime to keep in .step reject Mr. Johnson’s call for or’s race was Involved, the bal A Paradise Pool -with carefree maintenance and With Purchase The Pentagon Is expected son’s political bombshell over laiong 'file new de-esoalatory talks on the basis of a partial loting was heavy in the hours bombing halt Hanoi has de long-term economy ■will enhance the value of your Wednesday to issue an initial shadowed his announcement of route which could lead to 'the tmmedieitely following the open Of Any PuoL Czech Investigator mobilization order laffecting peace table. manded a complete halt and is ing of the polls. property. what administration officials expected to stick to it. 15.000 men. No one hero was willing as In Madison, hotbed of nntl- consider a criUcal turning point However, one official com OFFER LIMITED The President has ordered yet to say that he felt the Vletnam war protests, election mented that words alone would COMPIETE toilW k limited air attacks to the area In the Vietnam War. bombing halt in much of North officials thought the turnout In 9 not be enough to resume the IMIURAMUyW** Discovered Hanged above the Demilitarized Zone, Several officials among those Vietnam ■was an dareversable dicated that up to 80 per cent of bombing of major areas in the automatically freeing Commu who have been arguing for a act. That would depend, most the 76,900 eligible voters would To Specialty BuUders north. TYNEC, Czechoslovakia (AP) weeks ago. Deputy 'Vladimir nist truck and rail movement In change In policy rated the de- officials feit, on what miUtary punch out their choices on the INSURANCE RRS, Box IIS escalation in the bombing of — Czechoslovakia’s top Investi Janko, an old-liner, was found the upper bulge of North Viet Officials here expect the So voting machines. ENJOY T H I8 Coventry, Odbn. offenalves the Oommunists now V.'. gator of Stalinist crimes was fatally wounded. Officials called nam. North Vietnam as comparable launch. viet Union to say nothing pub Several polling places there OaU Now 742-8822 In importance to Mr. Johnson’s licly out o f line with whatever SUMMER VACATION found hanged from a tree today, his death a suicide. Johnson expressed h ope the But it was pointed out that reported lineups of voters wait SERVIGE five days after his mysterious Police had said they were de-escalation mo've would pro 1965 decisions to pour in Amer Hanoi says. But they do think ing before the polls opened at 7 Mr. Johnson's withdrawal from ADVANCED FILTER SYSTEM ican troops In very large num that Moscow will privately urge disappearance. looking for a visitor to Brestan- duce peace talks with Hanoi. consideratiDn for re-elCction has a.m. local time. AT THE FINEST RESORT bers. Hanoi to take a very close look Police In this village south of sky's office who told secretaries One of the President's major robbed the American mdlitary of At Merrill, an upstate lumber These officials view the Presi at the President’s offer. SKIMMER FILTER Prague said "we are 99 per cent he was carrying secret papers. war-policy critics, Chairman J. a key pressure point: The abil mil! town, the voting was heavy. dent’s decision as a ■victory for Some officials believe it like YOUR OWN sure” that Dr. Jozef Brestan- The two talked only two minutes W. Fulbright, D-Ark., of the ity to charge, by leak or direct Political observers felt that REAL those within the government ly that Moscow will tell Hanoi OeniUemen: I sky, deputy president of the Su before the visitor left the Senate Foreig;n Relations Com statement 'that he was endan the voter respons^e might hold I Ruah additional Informaitlon. I am interested in I judge’s chambers, on the eve of mittee. said If th eNorth Viet who, in the wake of the Com that while Mr. Johnson will be some surprises, since write-in preme Court, was a suicide. A munists’ Tet offensive, argued gering the troops by cutting ESTATE BACKYARD! the following FToduota: , i his disappearance, witnesses namese "have not lost all sense out of office next January his balloting Is permitted. But state close friend, talking to reporters for a major change in policy. down on the bombing. Such a Freeform galvanitbied steel ixx>ls □ Reotangular I said. of perspective” they will re successor could be Richard law prohibits election officials before his death was announced, But there was worry here yes a charge could lurve been very i galvanized steel pools □ Treated ■wood in-ground ' Dr. Josef Hambalek, pres spond quickly to Johnson’s bid. Nixon who has always been from Indicating any voting had discounted the possibility. terday, acute worry in some ad damaging to a candidate John pools □ On-ground pool ■with Weatherdome i ident of the Bratislava district “ The North Vietnamese will anathema to the Communists. trend until after precinct counito a j □ Choo Choo Track Aluminum Coping □ All I Czech police, detectives and ministration quarters, that the son. i photographers kept Brestan- court and a long-time friend, be extremely foolish if they do Nixon took a somewhat hard are completed when the polls Purpose Coping □ Aluminum Diving Boards n w step could have an almost ■While the President spoke of sky’s body from view. said he had spoken to Brestan- not respond favorably, and will line position yesterday on the close at 8 p.m. local time. I □ Aluminum Cantilever Stands □ Vinyl liners I sky by phone shortly before he Irrimedlate unravelling effect on bringing about “a reduction in 1 □ Pool Covers □Aluminum Vacuum Cleaners I Brestapsky, who was heading themselves be in the arbitiury President's decisions and Gov. Republlcahs and • Democrats, AVAILABLE IN THESE GREAT SHAPES dropped from sight. He exclud the politcal situation In South the level o f violence that now , □ EVERYTHING , an investigation of persecution position . . . I would say that Ronald Reagan of, California, even men In the McCarthy ed the possibility of suicide, say Vietnam. ejcists,” he said nothing about j NAME ...... I during Czecholovaksia's decade within a few days they should ' still a GOP prospect, an even camp, said the President un ing the judge, 42, was a person Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker altering current American mill-. of Stalinist repression In the make some move.” harder position. doubtedly would get more 'votes I ADDRE1S8 ...... j of "strong character.” in Saigon was reported to have tary strategy, principally the in Wisconsin than he would have ROBERT J . SMITH, 1950’b, vanished Thursday on his The key communications line If the Communists carefully A Prague newspaper, Svo- expressed such a worry. Some much critioized “search and de CITY ...... S T A T E ...... way from the Supreme Court to in North Vietnam’s upper bulge examine the position of Sen. had: he remained In the presi- I I bodne Slovo, also ruling oiit sui here wondered whether South stroy” missions. But his whole WSUIUNSNim SINCE 1914 the Justice Ministry' in down freed from bombing by the Robert F. Kennedy, now the deirnal race. Johnson’s name # / I Tel. No...... ■ • • • I cide, editorially asked today: President’s order is a rail line Vietnamese President Nguyen tone was non-belligerent and he Democratic front-runner by po remains on the ballot. . town Prague. "Could not Dr. 'Brestansky Von TWeu could survive to opened ‘the 'way to change ^ Evening Tel, No...... His death comes in the midst extending southwestward out of litical consensus, they will see McCarthy said he thought 649-5241 Irtsrii MMm FiUMm SsUto NIlkiM AUmm SsUb have been removed because he make ^ e visit to the United atratogy if there is the sMghtest (Ml) mull.) (llfhl) (dMU.) (IIIM) (1.0) of (Czechoslovakia’s drive to Red China into.Hanoi. The line that there are limits to ■what \ most Wisconsin voters had their M l MAIN STRirr, MANCHISTIR a p Code ...... I States that Mr. Johnson an sign o f reolprociity from the ward liberalization. Only three (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Thirteen) (Orosad Flaar Next to Hm m A Hah) nounced yestetday. oommunists. (See Page Four) (See Page Ten) 'i i : W ;