MONDAY, MABCH 2», 1908 PAGE TWENTY iManrlfRkw lEttmng Avcnige Dally Net Pm s Ron For iBa Weak Ended The Weather t; > .Keeney School PTA will meet The Salvation Army Sunbeams March 1666 Partly cloudy tonight. Low About Town tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the will meet Wednesday at 8:80 C02 Pistol 40 to 46. Tomorrow fair, fflgh echool, James B. Luce, consult­ p.m. at the Citadel. about 60. Ttae Proer cent of the toll was put at 284. I Of Hie Better Kind! Weighing In will be from 7 to WATES will meet tonight at him that he volunteer for offic­ 000, Weiss' recommended bud­ metely $220,000 of the in­ get would add approximately $61 waiter toUl. The U.S. Command said 10 QUALITY WORK 8 p.m. The ways and means 7:30 at the Benjamin J. Calla­ ers training, he said. creased General Fund budget U.S. soldiers were killed and 71 or committee will conduct a hat han Funeral Home, 1602 Main Lt. Quasnitschka graduated Weiss IB reoonunendling. wounded in the flgh^ng. South sale. St., East Hartford, to pay re­ from Manchester High School WetSB is esbimaitlng that 1866- Vietnamese casualties were de­ REASONABLE spects to Mrs. Maria L. Tavano, In 1964, and attended Central 69 revenue from property taoces, scribed as light. PRtCES! Medicare will Ibe discussed to­ mother of Mrs. Mary Oambolati Connecticut State College before based on hJs recommended 42.6 The attack In the central high­ a member of the club. enlisting In the Army. Shape up in C€dls for Conference “WaMIng Jobe Are morrow at 2 p.m. at a meeting mill rate, will provide $9,436,- lands was launched imder the Our Specially!” at the Senior Citizen Center, 413 to the General Fund budg­ cover of darkness by two or Myrtle and Linden Sts. Harry Sgt. Gene C. Rehse, son of Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma color with et. It is approximately $14®'^,- three North Vietnamese batta­ SAM YUYLES Buckley, field representative for Mr. and Mrs. Hetu’y C. Rc'.ise Phi Sorority will meet tomorrow 000 above current revenue f^rom lions against an artillery up- 28 OAK STREET the Department of Social Securi­ of 164 St. John St., recently at 8 p.m. at the home of Miss France Seeks System that source. Uons against an artillery sup- ty, will speak and preside at a 'was promoted to his present Julia BsinalUs of 7 Bellevue try Division 19 miles west of 7 etene tn rank while serving as a medi­ His other General Fund rev­ BelitabUebed 1911! question and cuiswer session. Ave., Rockville. ‘‘The Young Thing” enue estimates for 1968-69 are: Kontum City. TTie event Is open to all (Man­ cal specialist at Sheppard AFB, (Headquarters said the North Tex. with the Air Training Com­ State of Connecticut Assistance, chester senior citizens. Ruled by Real Gold $2,009,880, up $237,730; fines, li­ Vietnamese troops, operating mand. A graduate of Manches­ only 20 miles from their Cambo­ ter High School, he attended censes, permits and fees,- $188,- • BRUSSELS (AP) — With international gold pool; hoarded 300, up $31,500; current services, dian border sanctuary, stormed Manchester Memorial Hospital three days until the Stockholm gold and warred against the the 600 American defenders and • R u m i A e E BY W arners’ $26,929, down approximately $4,- School of X-ray Technology. His conference that seeks final ac­ U.S. dollar as a reserve curren­ 000; reimbursement from other drove through a portion of the wife Is the former Gall F. Q cord on "paper gold” as Inter­ cy, has demanded a return to perimeter. Mannarlnl. A SALE agencies, $41,792, down approx­ w national credit, France called the simple gold system. imately $1,100; rents and leases, Four hours later, headquar­ Spoilsoied By VFW Replying to Debre Monday ters said, U.S. Infantrymen had • today for a conference to create $29,900, down approximately $3,- COMPim toiWT A Auxiliary a monetary system ruled by night, however, Italian Treas­ 400; state and federal aid for pushed Uie enemy troops back iNlURAMlMITH* • Wed., Miorch 27th Light and lovely way to shape real gold. ury Minister Emilio Colombo welfare and libraries, $21,600; and restored their defense line. Singer Touch and Sew Sew­ and West German Economics The North .Vietnamese began SINC*I9*1. ing Machines (leas than • 9:00 AJ». French Finance Minister Mi­ down $4,200; current services, up for Spring’s pretty fafihions. chael Debre told his coUeagues Minister Karl Schiller said the Including $29,000 for Project withdrawing toward Cambodia $80.00) or finish $6.00 montti- • A t The MSURAIKE Poet Home from the Common Market coun­ two-price gold market and the Concern, $67,200, down $22,200; as dawn broke and American ly pajmMnts. (None over 6 • Warner’s “The Young 'Thing’’ system of drawing rights could reinforcements poured In. Air w 608 E ast Center St. tries that special drawing rights miscellaneous revenue. Includ­ montlis old). • set does marvelous things on the International Monetary function quite well. ing interest on Investments, cavalrymen made a helicopter SERVICE 644-1260 Fund were not a solution to Under the two-price system, $233,600, up approximately A18,- assault into the batUe zone in an for you. With an easy-fit the worid monetary crisis. The central banka back thelx na­ 500; and surplus from the» cur­ attempt to block the enemy’s drawing rights are called "pa­ tions' currencies with g;old at rent fund, $20,711. The current withdrawal. bra and tummy flattening per gold.” $36 an ounce and the public budget did not contain a surplus Tactical fighter-bombers and [ □ Debre said that instead, the deals In a market where the figure for revenue, although ap­ Marinee help wounded truck driver after he was shot by sniper while in a convoy. (AP Photofax). 166mni howitzers pounded the REAL power net pantie. official price of gold should be price varies with supply and de­ proximately $23,000 was re­ - North Vietnamese. raised and a new /nonetary sys­ mand. alized. It was the heaviest figjiting In ESTATE tem set up with gold supreme. A In Rlo de Janeiro last Septem­ Weiss is recommending a the central highlands since last conference should be convoked, ber Prance agreed -with her five $6,828,880 school budget, up Marine Magic at Khe Sanh November’s 21-day battle for Bra; A, B, C ...... ^ he declared, "to make all cur­ Common Market partners, the $563,880 over the current budg­ Dak To, 26 miles north of Kon­ rencies juridically equal.” United ■States, Jsjpan, Sweden et, but $318,909 below the sum tum. Kontom City was hard hit IfHlffo b a UFETIHE! Long Leg Pantie (nylon, by enemy troops during; the President Charles de Gaulle, You’U never hove to buy film again beoauae 'e ^ 'Ume LanetU develops and whose g^ovemment has left the (See Page Twelve) (See Page Thirteen) Viet Cong; limar offensive Jan. prfavte your roll of Black A W hite or nylon-spandex). S, M, L. 30. U.S. 4th Division’s infan- Koda-oolor film we give you ABSO- Divining Rods Hunt Tunnels LUTEJLY F R E E , a freah roU d Him for your camera. We replace the Him 9 0 (Sea Page Twelve) you have developed. Ifa all freeh By JOHN RANDOLPH ceJted hollow spots and have Do they really work? dated and top qualUy and Ko­ dak, too. Quick processing . . . The Los Angeles Times ■made divining rods ahnost a re­ By the ordinary evidence of 34 hour service for KlfE SANH—Science has no spectable subject. eye, brain and camera, the ROBERT J . SMITH, black and white (Juat answer is yes —they do work. a little bit longer for LBJ Wins Labor Support; explaaiatlom for it, but the U.S. There are several types of di­ color). Miarines are using something vining rods. The Marines use Whether they would detect a State News IHSURANSMiniS SINCE 1914 Viet Cong tunnel I cannot say, «20 (D&L, Foundations, all 4 stores) very close to magic to help two slender metal rods, bent at their defense of Khe Sanh In right angles ,one side about two but I saw the rods cross four 649-5241 I t r r j i r rr . northwestern South Vietnam. and a half feet long and the oth­ or five times when Staff Sgt. AT THE PARKADB Apparently Intends to Run The strange part is that it er only about six to eight inch­ Jesse McCormick, 26, of San Alsop Hits MS main rriuiT, manchisti* ILI6GETT DRUG 404 MIDDLE TFKB. WEST Francisco walked repeatedly (Greasd Flser Nsxt to Heaw & Hols) seems to ■work. To be exact. It es. The dimensions are not crit­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ The promises of lalbor support tesntial presidential candidates: ical, and almost any kind of across a small culvert under one haisn’t yet ■worked the ■way the of Khe Sanh’s dusty roads. dent Johnson has won promises came earlier at a legislative New York Gov. Nelson A. Rock­ Miarines hope to ^lse It, but it metal Is supposed to work. conference of several thousand efeller, New York City Mayor Johnson of solid labor support for his re- ■does seem reaxiy and able to The operator loosely holds one More surprising, they woWed election and left little doubt he AFL-CIO Building and Con­ John V. Lindsay, Sen. Charles do the job. equally well for me three times struction Trades delegates. H. Percy of Illinois and Sen. in each hand by the short end, intends to seek another term. This technique Is the use of pointing the long ends forward in a row when McCormick hand­ "We do intend to stand here APLrCIO President George Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon. diYining rods, often known as ed the rods over and said "try All four are noncandddates at like a pair of hose pistols, hands On W ar as long as we can stand here," Meany said the 14-mlUlon-mem- “dowsing” or "witohlng.” held motionless close to the it yourself.” he said Monday night, "and ber labor federation will support this point but coalition organizer It has long been a popular Deeply skeptical even after HARTFORD (AP) — Presi­ Duff Reed, an aide to Sen. center of his body. Then he fight for what is right." Johnson for re-election despite folk method for locating like­ walks forward. When he passes seeing his performance, and Johnson dropped the hint on his Vietnam war policy critics. Thruston B. Morton of Kentuc­ feeling about as psychic as a dent Johnson’s handling of the ky, called them the “Invisible ly places to dig waiter wells. over a hollow spot, the ends of war in Vietnam "has produced his political plans during an un­ "I don’t think we’re going to T ^ Marines hope to use It the rods are supposed to swing ham sandwich, I took the two announced visit to ' the second turn our back on a friend,” quartet." rods, held them loosely, aimed the deepest division in the Amer­ We acknowledge, reluctantly, —Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy to loca'te tunnels the enemy inward until they cross each annual Farm Policy and Rural Meany said. “Labor will dis­ might be burrowing Into Khe other —sometimes continuing to them generally forward and ican people In 100 years,” Re­ charge its obligations.” told a crowd of more than 15,000 marched down the road over the Life conference in a speech Sanh. So far, ithey have not dis­ turn until they point almost to publican National Committee- the need for some cash filled ■with homespun humor. In other political develop­ at Madison, Wis., his Democrat­ the sides at nearly right angles ments : ic presidential candidacy is no covered any proven cases of (See Page Nine) maft' John Alsop said today. He told the farmers they had enemy iburrowing, but they lo- to their original position. mastered the hardest skill of —The GOP moderates’, Na­ longer simply a ;vrctest against Alsop said the United States transactions in this all: "You know how to make tional Coalition for a Republican President Johnson’s policies. entered the war "in the highest hay in Washington.” Alternative said It has four po- "We are seeking the presiden­ tradition of self-sacrifice, to dis­ world we live in... cy of the United States,” Mc­ charge its honorable commit­ 'But you can buy almost anything these days with a Carthy said and hundreds stood ments” but that the Johnson ad­ and cheered. Flood Tour ministration has displayed "lack Conneoticut Charge Card. —Republican candidate Rich­ Two Generals Oppose of leadership and simple hones­ Critique Published ard M. Nixon mapped strategy ty with the people” about the You can buy clothes with it. Furniture. Appliances. ■with staff members and frlendd Planned by war. Tires. Even candy. in New York and plans to con­ •r' "The greatest disaffection Is tinue his Wisconsin primary among the young people who You can eat with it. Fly with it. Play with it. You can Polish Regime Paper campaigpi Wednesday. The pri­ Gov. Volpe Viet Strategy Change must be called upon to fight it,” evjen get your car fixed with it. mary vote comes a week from he said. today. WASHINGTON (AP) — Both April issue of Army Digest mag­ namese territory—without a Alsop, in his first official LEE, Mass. (AP)—Gov. John azine, Chapman in an Associat­ battle. .$ And if that isn't enough you can get money with it. —Sen. Robert F. Kennedy the retiring Army chief of staff speech since becoming national OKs Student Demand carried his Democratic presi­ A. Volpe planned a tour of flood and the new Marine common? ed Press interview . It is generally assumed that committeeman last month, said Up to $300 at any CBT office. (Sort of an instant dential campaign Into the Pacif­ ravaged L^e today as probes dant say they oppose any Johnson, discussing war strat­ the administration’s current Democratic Sen. Abraham Rlbl- began into the cause of an change of U.S. strategy wdilch egy, said U.S. efforts must con­ evaluation of Vietnam policy in­ personal loan.) WARSAW (AP) — A govern­ freedom .of speech, assembly ic Northwest after a stop in Los coff did a “triple backflip” by and demonstration, the newspa­ Angeles’ Watts area where he earthen dam collap&e which would leave South Vietnam’s tinue to center on driving the cludes a new look at military declaring his neutrality in the ment-controlled Polish newspa­ sent a 10-foot wall of water Or you can cash a CBT personal check with it. Up to per said: "The same constitu­ was cheered by thousands of countryside to the Viet Cong. enemy’s larger military forma­ strategy and the manpower re­ rivalry for the Democratic nom­ per gave In to a student demand tion sets clearly what Is Po­ Negroes. churning through the towm. These views have emerged at tions away from South Viet­ quired to execute it. ination for President. $50-at most participating merchants or at any super- today. It published their 16-polnt land’s system and g;uarantees Meany sharply criticized pres­ The flash flood drowned two a time of rising speculation that nam’s population. In announcing Westmore­ "I wonder what his party marketdisplayingthe Guaranteed Check Cashing sign. critique of the Communist re­ Its socialist character. There­ idential candidates campaigning persons and caused an esti­ Gen. William C. Westmore­ "Any change in emphasis land’s scheduled Pentagon as­ thinks of him,” said Aslop. •’.'7 gime’s handling of student dem­ fore it is clear that the freedom against Johnson’s Vietnam poli­ mated $16 million in property land’s impending removal as away from search-and-destroy signment, President Johnson "In effect, he has come out »mT#ss*»»«' onstrations and admitted in a damage. commander In Vietnam means f M ik ■ i ... B i ‘I of expression and assembly can­ cies. operations would free the ene­ said strategy as such wasn’t in­ against the incumbent President - iQ I CONNECTICUT "let’s be jrank” statement that not be used against our Socialist "Of course they are going to The governor Monday asked a basic switch in military policy my to operate with relative im­ volved in the change of com- a.id against his state and na­ authorities make mistakes too. system.” focus on the war that nobody the Small Business Administra­ is being conaiidered. punity around and between the rpand. tional chairman, by supporting CHARGE CARD Looking back over two weeks Referring to a student charge wants,” Meany said. He urged tion to declare the Berkshire Generally the speculation has peripheries of our enclaves,” But as one senior officer In In detail the demands of the of antlgovemment protests, “we of police brutality, the paper Americans ”to let Hanoi know community a disaster area so been that the United States the four-star Army general as­ the Pentagon observed, the next Insurgents without support of ci­ ,'.;i>«sa»as( CONMRCTICUT BAMK AMD TWUDT DOilPAMY are ready to admit that not ev­ said that at “illegal student they can’t 'win at the ballot box Its residents could qualify for might benefit by abandoning serted. Vietnam ' commander’s plans ther Insurgent candidate. '< «Sf»i erything which happened was meetings" leaflets were dissem­ in this country what they can’t low-cost loans to help them re­ Westmoreland’s ”search-and- “In short,” he said, ”a with­ will to some extent be directly "For anyone who takes the motivated or sensible. Let’s be inated with “often .provocative win In Asia." build their homes and busi­ destroy” operations or giving up drawal to an enclave strategy contingent on the amount of new time to analyze it, these des­ frank—wherever wood Is contents calling for the use of Johnson defended his “Great nesses. such remote outposts as Khe would simply give enemy main troops the President authorizes perate antics are downright AUTMOHaSD SiaMATUfW c chopped. Chips fly,” said the force, so that an atmosphere of Society" programs at the labor A wave of water 10-foot high Sanh. force units a license to hunt for the war effort. comic.” newspaper Zycle Warszawy. convention and the farm pro­ and 180 yards wide roared Into AUsop blasted Sqn. Robert F. 987 654 321 c b t nervousness, excitement and Gen. Harold K. Johnson, when and vihere they choose.” The appraisal of the war and The statement caune after the tension was bom. In such an at­ gram he sent to Congress last East Lee Brook Sunday through Some civilian leaders are por­ Kennedy, D-N.Y., for waiting to regime fired seven Intellectuals a 40-foot hole in the earthen whom Westmoreland will re­ possible future military needs mosphere events get out of month at the farm conference. place as Army chief of staff by trayed as (believing the United has been under way for almost announce his designs ' on the Monday, most of them Jews, for hand, for example, the entering “We did make progress," dam at Lake Lee, filled by two States would suffer fewer cas­ presidency until after the New Implanting their students po­ days of heavy rain last week. ' July 2, said a U.S. fallback to two months following the mas­ EOIARO L BCNGSTON of rowdies into the street dem­ Johnson told the labor grroup, in defense of only select, hlgh-po- ualties by conducting fewer sive enemy Tet offensive Hampshire primary. In which i litical views contrary to the onstrations.” helping millions of Americans The normally placid trout countryside search patrols or by Sen. Euge'.ie J. McCarthy, D- stream became a torrent of pulaiUon areas would give the against South Vietnamese cities. state’s. The newspaper described as rise from poverty, providing Viet Cong “a license to hunt avoiding static defensive posi­ Of several manpower plans Mlrm., made a strong showing. Although Zycle Warszawy "naive and unreal” the student medical care for the elderly and surging water that tore at least tions in border areas where ene­ . “Does he believe he is enti­ ... It makes you a little bit special. six homes from their founda­ when and where they choose.' ’ which have been proposed, published the student resolution demand that plain-clothes police bringing better jobs at lUgher Marine Gen. Leonard F. my forces are close to supply some officers believe the admin­ tled to the presidency by dynas­ as demanded by protesters at be removed from school cam­ pay to workers. tions, flooded dozens more, tic right?" asked Alsop. “Is It tossed automobiles into trees, Chapman said: "I certainly caches. istration may choose one which Warsaw’s Polytechnic College, puses and dormitories. “These are the mighty foun­ would not favor what is called But military officere argue would Involve the deployment of because he Is rich and young THE CONNECTICUT BANK It aitoed its own comments to "Can those who voted for this dations. that we have put into and smashed business establish­ that giving up search-and-de- and photogenic?” each'bf the points. ments near its banks. the enclave strategy. I think about 46,000 men to Vietnam in AND TRUST COMPANY resolution assure that nobody in place,” he said, "and we are not that Is tantamount to certain de­ stroy tactics would surrender to The logical cohcluslon of Concerning the student de- Last April 26 the dam passed the next few months. student circles will ever conduct going to sit by and let them be feat.” the enemy the initiative—as meuid fpr respect of the Polish Johnson commented In the well as vast areas of South'Viet­ (See Page Twelve) (Bee Page Twelve) constituUon’a guarantees for (Sae Page Twelve) (See Page Seventeen) (See Page Four)

?'■■*: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, q 6n N., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, p a g e t h r e e PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, t968,^ has ibeeh-..tforwarded by the lo­ Rham District cal club to the regiona'l com- — ------BOY SCOUT Vernon Sheinwold on Bridge petittonj The Nationwide con­ test Is for a $2,60^"sc^olarship. Notei told News TEST'TOfJR METTLE - Linda Bromley and ^Ajmette AFTER AhgQUESSIMO NORTH French Farce by Players Fish i^roject Starts April 3 4 K< 3 2 Crosby hftve won reoogniti'dn.ln the Athninlstratlve Manage'-^-, Cub Pack - By ALFRED SHEDQ^UD C? K , - Goes to State Drama Festival ment Society Spelling Program 0 Q 1CV5 2 'Gub Scout Pack 143.-field But Help CanH Altcays Wait When you’re playing 4 K 76 3 Hie Trtgon Players, Rhanl'e. Judges for the drama festU for the 1968 school year. They tough game you must expect to ' dramatic group, ■will compete Val will fepreseht-Ijlgh school, will, attend a Recognition. Ban­ Plnewood Derby Friday, March You can be at either the >EST EAST B y J V J ii: UMTON misguess now and then; your 4 9854 ■ih-the Connecticut Drama Fes- college and professional thea- quet ht..the Conneoticut Mutual 16, in the tmdltorium of Nathan Fiatv the help-thy-nelghbor giving or receiving end of Fish. opponents Will give you no help. I I0 9 8«4, ^ Q73 tlvai on Friday ovenlng at the ter. They are Cfalg Matheson». Life Insifrapee Company to be ' ...Hale School. Den 7 conducted prt^n^wt, has found itself in op­ Sometimes it gets confusing as The test of your quality as a Austin Arts Center at Trinity dlwctbr of '^rama At . Staples hold on Aprfl- 4; AMS winners to which for in giving one re­ 0 K 74 \ 0 J 9 6 3 th'e-ppenihg oereiriDny, under eration unofficially and' unex­ player is whether you can re­ 4> f 984 ♦ Q 10 Oollege. The •group will present High School ■in Westport; 'from' throughouCttoe state will pectedly somewhat ahead of ceives. A day can become very cover from a misguess. ' a French farch, ^ "The Man George fiSmory Nichols m , Ss-.. •attend the event. ’ - , the 'dli*eQt.lon of Mrs. Joseph schedule, but it certainly gives special when you know you are SOUTH Erickson, det\ mother. Opening lead — Jack of 4 A Q J IQ7 Who Mhrried a Dumb .Wlfe” by sociate profSssor of dfaiqs. at ■School Menu an indication as to Its need and needed. If you know of sonieone hearts. Anatole France. ' Trinity Oolleg^ and Victor Ronald Begin received' a tro­ or if you yourself need the kind Z> A 54 Menu to ‘bc..^8erved in the Its ability to answer that need. Dummy’s king of hearts won Those In the oaat are StanT Brooke Miller, project director caifeteria' for the' toaianoe of the phy for the best looking Ifinr, According to Mrs. Anthony of help that another person can 0 A8 the first trick, and declarer led A A 52 ley Rzonca, John Grigory, Je r-^ dramatic arts progrhiq for week is: Tuesday, 'roast beef Judges were Maxwell Morri- O’Neill, chairman of the ex; give but there is no one, simply a trump to the ten; ruffed a 'spn, William Taylor, Gene 'Gor­ dial 872-FISH using the letters North East South ry Lapins, Steven Crinfield, t«<*nlcal schools for the S'late and gravy, mashed ^tatoes, ecutive i>oard two cases were heart with the king of spades James Haley, Raymond B r u - of Education, peas and Carrots; Wednesday, gin' a.nd Leslie Plorek, on the dial rather than the P a ss P a ss 1 4 brought to its attention which and drew the rest of the trumps, nell, . Kenneth Palmer, Steven! Students ht Rham are getting pork^gnd granly, buttered rice , Cars Were first ra.ced by each couldn't wait for the c^icial numbers. An answering service discarding a low club from dum­ 4 4 Pass 6 4 ah puts a volunteer on the job Im- ' Robblnk,-. Lawrence Wilhelm, an opportunity'to. see the play and wdvWokemel com; Thurs­ den. Den winners were William opening of operation Fish on my. _ Rebecca Donahue, Jacquelln today and tomorrow, at 2:30 day, oven fried chicken, sweet ■ Clochec, Den 1; Frank DeOll- April 3. The persons needing mediately that is, after Aipril South then cashed the ace of Blais and Apfll Mott. Martha p.m. In the auditorium. poitatoes, green beans; and Fri­ velrai Den 2; Rusty Knowles, help needed transportation for 3. duced the fivb of clubs to win day, la pizza squates, gardeh Den 3; John Morano, Den 4; HR SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Homo medical treatment which in one An example of the kind of sit­ diamonds and led his other dia­ Blowen and Jack Andrews are Students Cited uation where Fish volunteers mond. West, a player of inter­ the last trick. serving as understudies to the (Ltnda Popoff has been sOlect- salad, cheese sticks aiWk^rn Jeff Keehne, Den 6 ; Richard Owner for 88 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN­ instance had to do with an ar­ Daily Question Tliompson Den 6 ; John Keane, national rank, casually played •II Donahue and Rzon- ed t o win first prize in the Anti- bread. SPECTION of your home by a Termite Control tificial leg. stepped in and were vital was Partner deals and bids one cited by Mrs. O’Neill. The moth­ his low diamond, and declarer Litter Poster Contest held at Den 7; Alex Nagy, Den 8 ; and Expert, supervised by the finest technical stafL Thye hadn’t heard of Fish and spade. The next player passes, Joseph DeSimone, Webeloes. found it hard to understand that er of a family was very sick tried a finesse with dummy’s iProductlon assigpiments are Rham recently. Second place Steel Institute Netv phone our nearest local office: and her husband wanted to be ten, losing to the Jack. and you hold: Spades, K-8-S-2; student director, Patricia Buch- went to Cynthia Fora with Hon- They received wall plaques. there was no agency and no Hearts, K; Diamonds, Q-10-8-2; charge, only a cheerful some­ near her in what were her last' *11118 was the percentage play spies stage manager, George orable Mention Awards going BRUSSELS—Steel producers The Cubs then raced their days. Volunteers made this pos­ (although plajdng the queen Clubs, K-7-8-S. |jK:ident Dick Soucier will be ROUTE 31.97 59.97 34.88 1.97 ti and William P. Green. the guest speaker. VERNON 1 39.97 $20.00 OFF Also, Mrs. Ruth Griffin, Mar- Coniiniinity House Auction 1 ' Rag. $54.97 Reg. $44.97 Values to $114.97 Reg. $79.97 Reg. $44.88 Reg. $3.97 tin E. Horris, Mrs. Dorothy An auction will be held at the Harrison, William M. Hayes, Wapping Community House at B ernard Roger C. Hildebrand, George 7:00 p.m. on Saturday. Anyone MANCHESTER MIDDLE turnpike WEST Jvit toy “CHARGE-IT” i L. Hodges, Dick Holcombe, who enjoys the excitement of an ON TOLLAND TURNp Ik E Welcome Here Louis J. Jeskl, Mrs. Alice E. auction or who is Just interest- iiiiiiiitii} Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. MANCHESTER PARKADE Kamlnskl, William E. Kelly, cd in obtai.ning a real bargain MILE OFF OAKLAND STREET OPEN WED., THURS. & PRI. TILL 9 P.M. Mrs. Gerda P. Kochman, Alton is welcome to attend. D, Lane, Emile J. Lanier, Jack Interested shoppers may ex- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 Q eric Asks Danbury Selected as Site Suspension Set For Measles Vaccine Tests DANB Danbury Officials hope to Inoculate Of PoKcemen On T n - many as 6,000 children. has been sel the site f'3-10) Peffy-.MaiK>n ■ -.Weather Danbury was chosen as the BRIDGEPORT (AP) _ a lo­ for field testing o f''on ew vac­ ( 8-12-32) MlkSvDpuglaa 7:15 '(40) News site for the field test because cal civil rights leader has de­ Nurse (18) W oody Woodbury ^ (3orN^srecl cine against German meq^es. of the excellent cooperation giv­ ^ ( 20 ) Italian'Proffranr-.. 7:30 (24) ESUot Norton ReVRwa manded the suspension o f mree ^24) Miaterog^ Nelghbot- (12) Ddttatt (C) ' , The vaccine will be en by the community in a pre- A spoolBl ixwn meeting will hoOd-^ ^ (102022-3urf--Prcam o( Jean*, ship fund. policemen Involved In a fracas (30) Combal Die (C) On - - Feb. ■ 13, the^Jaycees ajion- lous test of a new mumps vac- ba.held Friday ait 8 pjn. Iri the ( ) Les Crone ■- THE starting n6xt weekend to chil­ after 400 quarreling teen-agers (40) Mcdialc's Navy 18 .sored a-dance of the M .whlch is now on the mark­ town to dlsopas, anwiig -.5:30 (40) -Bob Young (C) '-4 8-40) HOhr-Llfe Begins- WARS OF dren one to eight years of age broke up a dance, mrew rocks (24) What's New? 8:00 (24) Connecticut Issue and 400 Manchester teen-ftgi;« et. and broke xvindows. other the tri-town Pub­ (18) Afternoon Report (10-»; 32« )) Jerry Le- whose parents or guardians give The scwntlats working on the 6:(jO-(>*.104240) News. Sporis. 8 ;30-(18) Subscription 'TV- .^tended. The Jaycees’ purposfe V THE written consent. new rubella vaqclne hope to be "the Bridgeport police depart­ lic Health Ntu^bvg Agency. W^Lhar (C) ^■'2-12) Red-fifceUon (^ K . itT-vgpQnsorlng these dances Is ; j ROSES The vaccine against the de­ ment has blgota arid sadists,” (24) Burvlval at Sea ( 8-40) It Takes a Thief (G. able to get it B toU rge-scale Oedumbia has bedn-wasked to (30) Navy i):00 (102022-30) Tuedilay Moviek two-foli: Providing funds for y RICHARDb tiiua isiHWiir , ■ iMUia III k U| { ceptively mild disease which production and use in^Ume to said me Rev. Charles Cordonj (20) -WlnneT-^Bvcry Week (C) the scholarship foundation, and join with Hebron and Ahdqyer (18) 'Mierv Griffin (24) War of the Roses can inflict serious damage on head off the next epidemic of president of me Bridgeport- to provide reefeation for the wM PefOl^Astitrott, David Warner. Roy Dotrite, Ian Holi attd merge me present PKNiA;>. (22) News ' 9:.30 ( 3-12) Good Morning Wo>kl unborn babies was tested quiet­ German measles Stratford chapter of the Nation­ ...6:30 (20) Social Security (C) .teen-age>»-of Manchester. The 'tiowns wteWng to Join ' c ( 8) New.s. Bob Young ' (840) N.Y.P.D. (C) ly on a small scale before mak­ K the pattern of the past Is^ al Association for the Advance­ ' in, 1967 the Jaycees raised "nie Electric CoihpsniM of Connecticut have prepared OoiLunbla have had a pUot pro- ''i^22-30) Hunticy-Brliddey 10:00 (24) NET Festival ing its scheduled public debut any indlcaUon, another out­ ment of Colored People. ( 8-40) Invaders (C) $300 ''for me fund by holding illustrated program Sdoldets with .pictures of the actors on a community-wide basis. Gordon said requests for dr- gnam and the board directors (24)''Whafs New? (R) ^ 4 .■M2) CBS Special (C) break could be expected during ( 3-12) waiter Cronklte. (Cl 10;^0-{18)^SubscrlptV>n TV dances. and the action. W rite or tall, your electric company for •T hope Danbury will be the rests of me mree policemen has aipproved the changeover. the period 1970-72. 6:45 (20) NowH,''Snort.s. WeaUier 11:00 rOM OlO3(M l0) News. Sports, Chairman is Roderick Wright your copy. Supply is limited Ho please don't delay. first community in which wC were filed at me police depart- Hebron and Andover resi­ 7:00 ( 3) After Dlrlner Movie Weathe?'(C) Show Choirntan (24) Su-pervl.sory Practice (20) TohKElwplI Show 102 Green Rd. will have blockaded German Rient headquarters. dents have already approved ( 8-12) Truth or Cohstjquenccs 11:25 ( 3) TupsShy; Starlight measles,'* Dr. Robert W. Mc­ Police said me mree police- the merger. (C) 11:30 (10-20-22-30) Tbqtght (C) THE ELSamC COMPANIES OF iCONNE^ICUT Walter R. Stetson of 142'Jan ( 8-40) Joey B lsh & Show (C) ALLIGATORS TRAINED Collum, professor of epedemlol- Columbia spends $3,000 for (10) I Love Lucy meji—Fred DeNapoll, Roger Dr., East Hartford, Is Chair- (20) Huntley-Brinklcy (12) Special News RcTOrt: HOMOSASSA SPRINGS, Fla. Ttia Hartford Electric Light Company ogy at the Yale School of Medi­ Falcone and John McGee—were man this year of the Knights of the ~ ^ e n cy and is reimbursed (22-3040) New.s. Sports. Late iMtovIc — Alligators In this Gulf Coast cine said Monday. attacked Saturday night by me Columbus "Grand Night of Mu- up $7,000 by the state to­ SEE SATURDAY’S T^' WEEK FOl'OT'C^OTLETE LlS'nN(i8-'^. ..);esort area have been trained Unitad lllumtnallng Dr. Dorothy Harstmann, an­ youths, who had forced a dance sic," to be held at East Catho- ward the total coot of $10 ,000, td-'j.mnp out of the water like The Connecticut Light and Power Company other Yale epedemiologlst who mey were attending to break up Hc High School on April 5 and ladt year's reimbursement to­ R a d io dolphtha; the alligators relish has been doing research lor PLEASE NOtfE early. taled $5,472. mullet tidbits or marshmallows. The policemen were not seri­ If Columbia residents ap­ (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of.. 10 nr 16 years on the rubella (German As chairman, Stetson is in minute length. Some stations ••orry other short nei^scasts.) measles) virus, is working with ously hurt. charge of all phases of the mu­ prove the merger there will be WDBC—iseo 7:25 David Brinkleyic y McCollum. TTiey had to fire three warn­ sical variety show. an 18-member board of direc­ 6:00 Didc Robinson 7:30 Nows of the world The disease was blamed (or THE VISITORS’ PARKING LOT AT THI^ ing shots, however, to summon Tile money raised by the pro­ tors wim Columbia halving 6:00 Joey Reynolds 7:45 Joe Garaglolo 9:00 Ken Griffin 7:50 Sing Along thousands of birth defects when aid during the fracas, police gram is used for the Manches­ seven, Hebron six and Andover 7:55 Emphasis said.'. 1:06 News, S l ^ Off it staged an outbreak of epi- ter Scholarship Foundation. five, based on one member for WRCH—910 8:06 Pop Concert 2 9;^ Tax Information damlc proportions in 1964. ScoreS -of car windows were Stetson is deputy grand every 400 residents. 5:00 Hartford Hiffhllehl I Coventry High School Principal MUton Wilde congratulates, Shirley Kuchy. The tour seniors are eligible tor state scholar- MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 7:00 News 10:10 Nlghlbeat Downtown Manchester A pregnant woman may not broken and'rocks were heaved knight of Campbell (kmncll of Voters at 'the meeting will be 8:00 Gaslight 11:00 News. Weather, Sports trom lett, Unda Bissett, Maurice Issemian, Eve Knowles and ship aid. (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus.) 12:00 QuJAt Hours 11 Sports Final suffer much from an attack of at me Central Avenue fire sta­ the Knights of Columbus. He asked iif they wish to discon­ 11:35 Other Side of the Day at 958 Main St. tion. tinue membership in the Inter- WPOP—1416 German measles, but inside the WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL 5 P.M. WED^ is employed ns a supervisor for 5:00 Danny Clayton Show Four Coventry Seniors Named Connecticut SchoUirs womb, the virus may cause a A police spokesman said. Bun- parkcr Hartford Corp. In Wind- Oounity Ambulance Assodation 7:00 Lee "Babi” Simms Show heart defect, blindness, deaf­ day mat the incident had'' np gor. and support a fully equipped 12:00 Gary Girard Show WINF—1236 ness or mental retardation in radal overtones, mough me Several dancing teams will ambulance recently presented Board ScholasUc Aptitude Test help for college according to India. A brief open discussion 5:00 News CAMERA Four seniors at Coventry her unborn child during the first MARCH 27, DUE TO THYROID SYMPOSIUM three youths arrested were Ne- perform in mis 6th annual to the Volunteer Fire Depart­ >:1B Speak Up Sports and academic performance in­ need. period followed. Prof. Bham­ 6:30 Harry Reasoner High School have been desig­ show. Alfred and Judy Kargl, ment. RENTAL dicated by class rank. Principal In other activities at the bal is from Calcutta, India, ed­ three months of pregnancy. 5:36 Speoit Up Sports The worst damage is done Charged with breach of peace two peottle who have perform- Another item in me warning R * an N riwQ nated Connecticut Scholars tor MUton A. Wilde said. school, Robert Markarlan, so­ ucated there and in England 6 -15 Speak TJp Hartfora REPAIR 6 early in pregnancy and an em­ were Lawrence Kearney, 17, ed ifill M.Manchester many times, asks the meeting to empower 1968. Miss Bissett is the daughter of cial studies department chair­ and is presently studying in the THAT WILL BE HELD AT THE HOSPITAL 6:46 Lowell Thomas bryo may be irreparably Lloyd Sanders, 17, and Robert vvill featured in a dance the selectmen to appoint a five 6:Gfi Phil Ri22Ulo Have a problem? Orville Bissett of Grant Hill man, recently presented Prof. United States. \bft 7:00 The World Tonight EASY PAYMENTS They are Linda Bissett, Mau­ harmed by rubella before a Brantley, 17. Kearney was also number with the K of C orches- member committee to study sal­ We’U be glad toI help rice Isserman, Eve Knowles, Rd.; Isserman, the son of Mr. M. Vinzyok Bhambal to the The local high school has a 7:15 Frank Gifford April 4 with the fourth mark- woman even knows for sure that charged wim assault and resist,- tra. aries of all town officials and 7:30 Alexander Kendrick AVAILABLE and Shirley Kuchy. and Mrs. Walter Snow of Man­ students in Grades 9 and 12 dur­ WE D. 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M Ing arrest. 7:36 Speak Up Hartford Fine Photo Finishing third marking period ending she is pregnant. The Jazettes, a new dancing employes of the town and to 8:00 News The four are among 626 schol­ ning Hill; Miss Knowles, the ing an assembly. Prof, Bham­ Gordon said me local police 8:10 Speak Up Hartford Ing period to begin April 8. The rubella vaccine will be group, will swing to the num­ make recommendations to the ars selected from a group of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ bal presented a talk on social increased me tempo of what had next town meeting. 12:15 Sign Off N ASSIFF Spring recess begins April 22 injected into the arms of the bers "Tiajuana Brass," and “Up WTIC—1086 more than 4,8(X). Selection was don Knowles of Dunn Rd. and problems of India, mode of liv­ been a minor incident. and ends April 26. children. (Up and Away,” a song made Heads Cancer Crusade 6:00 News. Weather, Sports CAMERA SHOP based on a combined score Miss Kuchy, daughter of Mr. ing in India and the culture of "The dance was ended early 6:35 Afternoon Edition Michaels Treasure Chest Dieeieeds are Hern Specie papular by the Fifth Dimen­ Charles Hill Jr. of Hennequin 7:00 Americana 991 Main St. Manchester which equated academic ability and Mrs. Michael Kuchy of because of some minor inci­ sions. The Jazettes is a trio of Rd. has been named chairman as shown by scores on the Col­ Nathan Hale Dr. dents,” the minister said, “ and high sch(»l students: CJamy of the Windham unit for ',’ie lege Entrance Examination They wlU receive financial someone called me police.” Quinn of 124 Greenwood Dr., iges Cancer Crusade. “ When me officers arrived, Lynn Grossl of 37 Murray Rd., jjm ^gg recently named train- Mace and dogs were used Wapping, and Janet Plnney of coordinator for the Connect- V e rn o n against me students,” he said. East Hartford. Light and Power Co., and is Mace is a chemical tranquil­ Musical selections for me eve- gggigned to offices in Berlin. izer spray used by police to im­ nlng will be done by the follow­ Hill said, "The battle against mobilize persons. Several police School Calendar Next Year ing: cancer is one each citizen must departments in Connecticut use Ray Fike, a past performer take part in so that future gen­ it, mough it has been wimdrawn with me K of C, will again sing, erations will live in a world free Set by Board of Education from use by me Michigan State mie year doing Frank Sinatra’s of this devasting disease.” Police on grounds mat it could popular arrangements of "That’s Hill has been a town resident A school calendar (or the 1968- Muriel Nutter, 72 Village St.; damage me nervous system. Life,” and "Call Me Irresponsi­ for many years . He has served 69 school year was approved by Kenneth Leif^iton, Ellington; Gordon said two of me ar­ ble.” ^ the Windham unit of the Ameri­ rested teen-agers, Kearney and James Skeehan, director for Sanders, had filled out me ar­ can Cancer Society and has been night with the year to start with QaiPden A/pts.; Mrs. CJolleen me past 26 years of me CYO active in community affairs. rest requests along wim anomer show for St. Mary’s In East an orlentaUon day for new yitlaia and daug^rter, 80 Vil- youth, Vincent Smim, 17. H ajs a member of the board teachers on AuguaSt 29. ^ Hartford, will perform with me Chevelle’s new style, power 3 Gordon claimed the police of directors of the Eastern Con­ The total number M Dlschaiged Sunday: Michael K of C orchestra. Skeehan's se­ necticut Boy Scout Council, past handcuffed me youths and then lections will be me title tune school win be In session is IM Bancroft Rd.; George beat mem. , 1.^ k . t. j j, president of the Willimantic In- with the b r ^ d o w n by me jj. . 9^ cJampbeOl Ave.; from "Cabaret,” and a medley CTub, sec- "The police also ripped me ofr\r showan^tir songs.annflro Q SkeehanitaaViav^ v per­\av»- ^ monrn as (oUows: Sept. 19; g^ribara Blais, 68 West Main boys’ domes and called mem retary of the local Lions Club, and road stance formed in me first Grand Night S t; Lioyd Volsdal, 3 MbKnight vile names,” me minister said. a member of the Fin, Fur and 22; Feb. 18; March a , April Wilma Sweeney of Music five years ago. Feather Club of Chaplin, Amefi- A telegram demanding me Ralph Maccarone, teacher of daughter, Teilcottvllle Rd.; suspension of DeNapoll, Falcone can Legion and the Masonic The schTOls will cP®" Mrs. Blfizabeth Potts and music at filing Junior High Lodge of Willimantic. and McGee was sent by the School, will be soloist with me ^ p t 4 “ <1 daughter, 5 Oak St. In Vietnam aren’t the only reasons it’s the most NAACP to Mayor Hugh Curran, The days schools will be closed ^ ' ______K of C orchestra. One of his Gordon said. Army Pfc. Russell Haddad, were approved as foU w s: Oct. Herald's Vernon Bureau numbers will be “ The Impos­ 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Spen­ sible Dream.” cer Haddad, Macht Rd., has n VetS^ DaT NOV 14^d ** »» ^t, tot 876-8186 11, veterans Day. ^ ^ 648-2711. News Items may Accompanying Maccarone been assigned as an infantry­ , e le m e n t^ r ^ r i ; c ^ bo maUed to P.O. Box 827, Vernon will be Mrs. Jane Maccarone, popular mid-size car. 16 man in C3o. B, 4m Battalion of conference (half day sessions). hl3 wife. the Infantry Division’s 23rd closed Rockville. 25m The schools will be This Is me first time me solo­ Infantry near (Ju Chi, Vietnam, from. Nov. 28 to Dec. 1 for the Open House ist has performied in the Grand Feb. 16. Thaidcsgivlng recess. They will Night of Music. Quit Claim D e^ be closed at 12:30 p.m. on Nov. Flood Tour Quit Claim deeds recently fil­ Chevelle SS 396 Sport Coupe (toreground) and Malibu Sport Coupe. 27. Set by CAP ed at the town hall include the The Christmas recess will following: Herman Brown to The Rockville Area Cadet Services Open start at 12:30 p.m. on Dec. 20 Planned by Waldon and Doromy Melo, a Squadron Civil Air Patrol (CAP) wim schools reopening on Jan. tract of land off Lake R d.; Ja­ wlii hold an open house to­ Joint Offices 2. At me senior high mere will cob Sielgelbaum, Danbury, to Gov. Volpe night at 7 at Rockville High be half-day sessions Jan. 22, 23, Catholic Family Services and Belle Silverstein, Bolton, eight 24, and 27 during mid-year ex­ School. the Family Service Society mis acres; Norman Jewell to g (Gontlnned from Page One) The open house will be held ams. This includes Grades 8 weeh are opening joint regional Blanche Jewell, property east during the reg;ularly scheduled through 12. an Inspection by me Berkshire coiuiseling offices at 53 Con- of Pine St. meeting and has been arranged Schools will close in Grades 1 county Commissioners, necUtniit Blvd., East Hartford. An easement from Aldren and by Lt. Col. Adolph J. Baron, a through 6 at 12:30 p.m. on Jan. After the initial surge of wa- The Family Service Society Mary Spaulding, Lebanon, to Onnectlcut Wing Staff officer 22 and 28, when curriculum con- passed, rescue workers provides group counseling and Hartford Electric Light Co., and and temporary commander of ferences will be held. found me body of Edward Gage, marital counseling; and Caith- rights of way from Burton Ives The schools will be closed 9^^ ^g^ almost instantly me local unit. oUc Family Services offers to Conn. Light and Power Co., The meeting tomorrow night from Feb. 24 mrough MarcTi 2 ^jjen me flood waters swept adoption placement, group from Rosaline Willard to CL&P will be open to all Interested for me winter recess and on jjjjjj from his porch as me therapy, family life education Co., and from Margaret and teen-agers, meir parents, and April 4 (or Good Friday. The j,ouse was carried more man services, counseling for marital from Rosalind Willard to CL&P spring vacation will start on qqq (gg(. across a highway. others interested. The open discord, parent-child conflicts, Co. house follows a reorganizational April 21 and schools will re- neighbor, Mrs. Olive Cordi- and unwed parenthood. move made by me squadron. open on April 28. nler, 60, who lived on a slope Both agencies are members Manchester Evening Her­ The Civil Air Patrol is the of­ The final vacation day will be j,gar the East Lee Brook, was of the Greater Hartford Com­ ald Columbia correspondent, on Memorial Day May 30. The reported missing a few hours ficial auxiliary of the Air Force munity Chest, and services are Virginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. and as a cadet squadron at the high school will hold gpraduatlon after the flash flood, provided to all regardless of exercises on Jime 19 and all jjgj. body was fotuid Monday high school will offer an educa­ race, religion, or ability to pay. schools ■\rill close at 12:80 on ^ pjjg debris near me East tion in aviation to teen-agers, Catholic Family Services is a bom male and female, between June 20. Lee Inn, about 300 yards down- fully accredited member of the ALL WAYS BEST The elementary school report gfream from her wrecked home, the ages of 13 and 18. Child Welfare League of Amer­ cards will be distributed Nov. ^ Gov. Francis Sargent Training of the cadets is in ica, and both services are mem­ 14 and 16, Feb. 3, April 14 and toured me town for mree hours accordance with military proto­ bers of the Family Service As­ June 20 and me secondary Monday and said a state probe col and will (iovei- subjects from sociation of America. schools will receive melrs on ^j^g collapse would be- the early days of aviation up to CANDIES^ A a.1 n I p e Nov. 12, Feb. 3, April 7 and quickly. the present space age. June 20. Kindergarten report pjg declined to comment on The program also includes cards will be Issued Feb. 3, responsibility in me collapse. ^ a n y scholarships that may be New Vote Hours April 14 and June 20. " j would imag;lne that mere earned at the various colleges Apply April 30 Rockville Hospital Notes will be a number of law suits,” and universities. Flight training Its prices start a full ^100 lower than any com petitive models. Visiting hours are 12:80 to 8 jjg would be a mis- is also possible for qualified cad­ One more reason: p.m. In all areas except mater- j^j^g perhaps prejudicial to The voting hours for Manches­ ets. ter’s April 30 special election nlty where they a re 2 to 4 and comment. But I assure you of Many air force privileges are Why is Chevelle so popular? It's a quick- Chevelle is popular because if performs. others, scoring the highest number of total will be from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.. In the recent NASCAR sanctioned Union/ points in the economy, acceleration and 6:80 to 8 p.m. a full investigation. extended to CAP membens and Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel an­ size car, yet it’s got big-car ride. That’s be­ Admitted Friday: Anne Koz- -p^g county commissioners ' as a part of cadet training. A cause its wide stance chassis has a full coil Pure Oil Performance Trials, a Chevelle SS braking tests. lowski, 28 Windermere Ave.; gj,d me Water Resources Dlvl- nounced today. Popular, too, is Chevelle's price. It starts two-week summer training en­ The 1967 General Assembly set spring at each wheel. 396 won the Sports Intermediate Class, plac­ Jeimle Koenig, Franklin Pork; sionofthe State Department of campment is authorized at a those hours for voting on Chevelle offers a choice of wheelbases, ing first in both economy and braking. lower than the competitors’, so you can order Jean Kurr, 6 Oak St.; Ethel rjatin’s! Resources, plann^ed designated air force base. referenda, and Tomkiel and too: 112 inches for coupes and convertibles In the Intermediate 6-Cylinder Class, a one equipped the way you want it without Rlttley, 14 Wilson Lane. their own investigations. What does it cost Liaison with the Air Force is Town Counsel John Shea agreed and four inches more for sedans and wagons. Chevelle 300 also outperformed all the bending your budget. Admitted Saturday: Robert At the Clark-Alken Machine maintained™ t a i n e o oyby the assignment that the rule prevails for voting Thlbert, Mount Vernon Apts.; co, plant about two miles from " /' of on the April 36 referenda ques- Kurt Nlvlson, Ellington; Fred- the dam, three feet of mud cov- ajid enlisted meh to eachf^ • former voting hours erlok Pomeroy Sr., Melrose. ered expensive machinery, tools Although conitrollM 1^ special elections in Manches- Extra Savings on Chevy Job Tamer Trucks Admitted Sunday: Anne Kal- and material, including a spe- Air Force g^eral with h^- g g ber, Ellington; Stanley Pearson, clal milling machine valued at tonm quarters at Maxwell A l^ ^ ^ Tomkiel announced also that GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY TRUCK SALE Merllne Rd.; Steven Soucle, ji million. Base In Alabama, the CAP is the voting hours for all local, FLEETSIDE PICKUPS with 8-ft. box. Six or Bast Hartford; Alan Vecchlolla, James C. Hart, president of engine and automatic 3-speed transmission; aidmlnisteired toy CAP officers state and national elections will V8, custom comfort and appearance Soft Ray glass, air conditioning and radio. Ellington; Joan Gaskell, 38 the firm, estimated me plant and personnel. be from a.m. to p.m., start­ equipment, chrome hub caps and frorit CHEVY-VANS with 90" or 108" wheelbase, West Main St. would be closed (or three 6 8 ing with the November elec­ bumper. Also available at special savings; 230 Six, chrome hub caps and bumpers, Birth Friday: A daughter to months. He said he would try are, what’s the best way to invest excess funds, how to The boss is the, fellow in the middle with the pin stripe tions. The former hours for local Celebrating fifty years of truck building progress power steering and power brakes; 292 Six custom equipment, front stabilizer bar, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Potts, 5 to retain most of me plant’s 260 Tips on Buying Fruit elections was a.m. to p.m. with special savings on half-ton pickups and vans. engine and 4-speed transmission; 396 V8 Junior West Coast mirrors. Oak St. employes during me repair pe- suit. Back in 1926, he couldn't tell you much about cost set up tax-saving pension plans . and much, much more. 8 8 The former hours for state and Discharged Friday; Howard riod. WASHINGTON - How can accounting, “ cash flow,’’ or return on investment. He national elections was a.m. to •Rift, Rau St. Ext.; Elizabeth None of his $10 million worth If you’re in business, make it your business to get to you tell whetljer a grapefruit 6 Walter, Tolland; Jose Posano, of insurance covered flood dam- will be Juicy? What are the best 7 p.m. just ran the shop with an iron fist. . . fighting for a Tomkiel and Shea ruled that 10 North Park St.; Mae Ctoess, age. "All this loss is mine,” he know your banker at Hartford National. He’s got the kinds of apples for plea? Should profit. His fringe benefit program consisted of a keg of statutes decree the vot- il lb. Wapping; Elizabeth Hwitt, said. right answers to tough financial questions. Just ask. A//£?r you purchase bananas when state AUTHORIZED CHEVRQLET DEALER Tankeroosan Rd.; Harold Mey- Lee, about 12 miles from the lieer on the Fourth of July. they’re green? To help answer ing hours and that they super- 2 lbs. $3.50 all, (hat’s what he’s therefor. these amj other questions “about cede the voting hours contained IN MANCHESTER. CONN. THE GRODY CHEVROLET CO. CAPITOL M01X)RS, Inc. . ers, 87 Range Hill Dr.; Adeline New York state border, has a MANY ASSORTMENTS CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Moulton, 67 Tolcott Ave.; population of 6,000. It is located fresh the Department of in the town charter. 21 ISHAM ROAD—236-5601 1214 MAIN STREET—527-8144 1229 MAIN STREET—649-5238 HARTFORD, CONN. Marjorie Warner, Tolland; Mrs. beside the Massachusetts Tum- But business today is just too complex to go it alone . . . Agriculture has issued a publl------TO GIVE AND ENJOY WEST HARTFORD, CONN. cation called "How To Buy BUzabeth Perra and son, 19 pike, which connects Boston especially when it comes to finances. The modern busi­ Foam to Make Homes WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET, Inc. Fresh Fruits.” DWORIN CHEVROLET, Inc. ARDERY CHEVROLET, Inc. Hale St.; Mrs. Isabella Budarz with the New York State Thru- 1141 STANLEY STREET—229-0346 , nessman needs to know how and when to borrow for HARTFORD^C^ATIONAL You can get a free copy of LOS ANGELES — An econo­ LENOX 476 CONN. BOULEVARD—289-3441 125 POQUON(X)K AVE.—688-8696 and son, Wapping; Forest Bid- way. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. WINDSOR, CONN. this bulletin, No. 141, by send­ mist has predlqted the emer­ well, 30 Davis Ave.; Mrs. Dl- In other parts of New Eng- expansion, how much of his earnings should be plowed gence of foamed plastic homes. PHARMACY one Avarlata and daughter, land, rivers and streams ap- WHiRB' MONEY GOES TO WORK FOR PEOPLE ing a postcard to Office of In- O’NEIL’S CHEVROLET and BUICK, Inc. ROBERT E. PARSONS back in the company, what his working capital' needs E>lahhsliul l7f»J formaUon, U.S. Department of These will have high Insulating Maple St. preaching flood levels by me properties;' structural strength $69 E,. CENTER ST. AVON, CONN. FARMINGTON, CONN. Discharged Saturday: Sally torrential rains were reported Agriculture, Washington, D. C. • MANCHESTER • FARMINGTON • TORRINGTON • PUTNAM • NORTH UROSVENORDALE • NORWICH and never will need painting. •49-06M HARTiORIi • EAST HARTFORD • WEST HARTFORD • ELMWOOD • WINDSOR • WETHERSFIELD 20260." Rice, WliidsorviUe Rd.; Starr receding. No further damage OLD SAVBROOK • STONINGTON • ESSEX • GROTON • WATERFORD • LEDVARO • MIDDLETOWN Bett’erly, IBS West Main St.; was expected unless more rains CENTRAL VIllAOE • MONTVILLE • fOLCHESTER • NEW LONDON • MVSTIC • NIANTIC • W en O’Coln, 91 Prospect St.; came. 4 ' / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCI 1968 by avoiding double sessions and ous, but somehow everything; ar pills atloured no 'leant Bolton Notes Vernon a great shifting about of pupSs Lawyer Says Murder^Qiarge Self-Testing Paradoxical seems funny and I feel like mood changes,'' -^ which Would IncretMe the trans­ Irs Cape Cod laughing,” Theto were three main type 7 T portation hosts. Miss OasaU Other reported reactions in- of LSD reactions fepbrted by Brian Edg^^km Awar< Jpnlor Ttodp..6M $80fi00 tor School Phan Lost pointed out. Unjustified in Model’s De^tib^ May Detect Moods S e ^ eluded: , Dr, Katz and hls coQeaguq^ Junior Troop 603 of''---..Bwers The polling, places;-, at the For Tomr^erkins — A feeling of one’s emotion^ Irene E. Waskow and Jalnw United Aircraft recenUy presenMd... a If Fund Pequest Is Defeated Vernon Elementary SohoM>. Rt..... HARTFORD (AP)—The mur- wore the khorteat mlnlaklrto In • Alcoholism With LSD. and thoughts being out of con- Olsson. ______program eelebral _ 80 and the Old Town Hall, Park., der charge against «K37-year- London, was found d e ^ lu her lioa Angelee Tbnee- a pair of 'duij^reeB''for cleun trol, one i^ u p tolt moderately re- Olrl S c^ -W e e k showing some Place, will be open from 6 a.m. bld-Rew Yorker accused of mur- Chelsea flat. Brian A. BdgertonvA^eniorat the vote for an addi- square toot. Miss Casatl said. -- According to the affldayita ob- A feeling of detachment taxed, hftppy-^d peaceful; an­ Parl^^-Areas • Dag Courts of the things'Ni^uts learn and to 6 p.m. By NATE HAAELTTNE Washington Poet Nows Service -lUgSing:- For ond-dotor, you can By NATE HA8ELTTNE *■ m Junior-Senior IBgh tional stmi to build a proposed She noted--that Lawrence said' dering^'an 18-year-old French t^^^d by BriUsh AuthoriUeS, piirchase a shell u ce^ a ahd real world. other, tense' antt'-lVinipy* and a Nout^BooUng ior Seasonal Work ' , enjoy doing. \ Waiihinftton iPost The Washington Post model In Ldniipn Is not justified Llpman was with Miss Delbarre Rome, PariA-, London. . .the go out aiid. dig clams yqiur — A'''fM llng of perceptual third, ambivaleht-tllHMe experi­ Sch0ot^4lU been awarded '-T he program, entltlejl *AU ^^fntary school be the price of Hie State of (ton- ^HINGTON — A simple ,woMd is a stage for Tony Per- heart's content. ^ WASHINGTON — Lysergic sharpness atotlie same time the encing opposite feeling^ simul­ Donald L. B a q ^ Scholarship by A bdntblrl Scouting,” 'opened defeated at the'm ^al referen- nectlcut building deparment is by the e'vldence,'the defense at- not long before the slaying, and ijri* dum tosnorrow, tnh^ow n will anywhere from $20 ‘ta..^$22 at Opehiiigs Exist '' on the morning of Sept. 18 hur­ and si»t}taneoua self-test to de- ktns. aiUor. His movica have Tony said there was a s o t^ ''^ j^ Dle^ylamide (LSD) is a outer world seeihsximreal, taneously. the United AirchtfLOorporatlon. with aY ldg ceremony. A tomey said. *** — A perception of'-Qthers as Nearly all the subjects. Dr,' ^^• ejtlll be obligated for^''6^,000 the present time. It Is further riedly annotmeed hls departure termlne Who, is an Incipient al- taken him to almost every dor- Patti P a je. used to sing with He is one of l i children of about the Jbnerlean Flag The lawyer, Peter B. SuH^m hotel where he had mar^^ooded drtig. friendly but su sp lclou s!\ ^ Katz wrote, "reported a num­ fol’’'th o present plan. felt, she said, that future e*l-. In Lutz daises cohollc, hsis ^e^n reported by ngj. of this show Uz world. But words that Went "You’re sure corporation employes toSbe.^ so -- Hartford, is repwsenUng ^hat same mom- to fall in love ^ t h old Cape With It/Und at the same Ume, Dr. Katz found that subjOots ber of feellnjgs. to be occurring '-All-work Personally Siqtervlsed. WA-a^o Judith !5a8a’'-Mlth (tosatl, chalrman'-mates along these lines would two Chicago neurOsnjgeons. Tony Perkins, celaxer . . .ah! honored, Hls stepfather. He Limited openings exlsf'-bv ert Upman, who is fighting an bought a pi*"« ticket Cod” and It's true. Eyeryone bne can feel >ajm. yet tense; on the Amphetamine felt they''appr< they''aRproximately at the same time lINCB IBM 2n of S d f Education said very realistic $24 per ■ 'nl ^^^ough the subject >011 make . . .that's a diffe>snt story, DiMAIO BROTHERS Shorrock, works In the experi­ ^ <^K*eto^.wlth the archl- square some cle^Seq for the spring ges-^'^t^^Pt *^® BrtUsh govern- Llsbbn., l^toj^her own teot, It m hy..^ I talked to Tony in Holly- loves Cape Cod. serious, but sllly^^^tietached had increased control and Im- w^mtl l^ h would appear to the ra-1 mental assembly department at As was tional observer as opposed and CALL MS-7a^ I t *0^ t**® proposed school, (toaJrmwt^^aatl explained Sion at Lutz Junior Museum, 2?® ° Scotland ^ a jU said flnget- better trained observer wood, where, he is currently I don-t know about you ^ fia ^ o,e real w o r l d ,'^ p e r - Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, Bast .but I'm heading there first expected those getting the sug- contradictoiyv” S m O' « » » » » ■ *^pll McA’wtoy, LuU ,..1 prints found oii'-fragments o< '\preserit, s a tip r. Alex J. Arleff. dlre.^tlng and acting in the ceptiye of ah outer HaMord. 'the famUy lives on . ^ __ ter. for 68.6 square febt-jjor pupil •'...... Sullivan said. Monday In fed- , henenth MiBH''D*lharre’s ^l|e is one of >10 co-authors'of^stage'>lay "Star-Spangled Girl" eh^ce T get. friendly, though suspicious o f' C a rj^ ter Rd. in Bolton. I’ll bump into M d' Lawrence said the $80,000 is and the state avera^e-^ls 62 director announces. eral court t^^'«^rWence filed ^ resembled the prbitm-tidcen the 'heport entitled >‘3nie Spent- hi, the -iluntlngton Hartford iP-Pm lucky, an other human contacts. Each dHi^wshlp provides tui­ dlence by VlckL Barbero and proposed plan. Hls square feet. "The proposMtoeW Classes begin this week aiftl-^wlth the court left o^en^the pos- Tony Pferldns strolling on the Hls square feet. "The proposed''neW- .. . — , . from Llpman when he was '"\aneous.aneous \\faltzlng or Skating Th^ter. CHad^otennis shoes, ' These are the dual reactions SALE ENbS tion and academic fees and $S(X) Wendy Elder. Linda Rivard conservatlve on ^ i beach . . /'tf-not^NK., well, I'll total fee was $100,000 but $20,- school is a U meet Thursday and Friday slblllty that someone efte-^ a t „ „ narcotics charge StgJ}/’ published In the Klacch faded denims and-.,,a comfort- recorded In prison inmates who a year toward additional expens. ^ ‘*'® “ standpodnt of building afafternoons and Saturday mom- and suffocated (Jlaudle DantoBe^ before the slaying. have a good tiihc^nyway. aqd described the Olrl Scout iasuc't3< '‘GP.'' official monthly .able sweat shirt, the lanky star volunteered for studies of the '• 4 for four to five years of study . . pervlsion of the construction, costs and such,” she said. "A mgs.Ings. ^iKMie inose mteresieaInterested in regis-regls- ueioarreDelbarre lastrast aepi.Sept. ib 18.. ^>Upman '^Jpman is being held ^without th oi publicatitoKOf the American told me about his favorite "vaca- mind-bending drug. SAT., MAR. 30 lei^Ung to bachelor deg^ea^in .tnrl. Lawrence further pointed out 26 room school would be filled terlng m a ^ p ^ n e the museum. Urging approval of the extra- bond>i-the Federal OorrecUonal Academy of^leneral Practice. - - - tlon ^X)t,. .Cape Cod. The reactions were compiled FINAL WEEK * englne^in^ or an allied sclench. * »«®^l®r school before it Is ready.” 126 Cedar St., dally from 9 a.m. muon request waa Joseph T. instituUori^ Danbury. He was The test, described by Dr. which is a> all-American as the Windsor Lock^ by Dr. Martin M. Katz, psychol­ . Scholarshlp^^nners may at- reianve lo seounng. je rooms would mean an ex- Speaking tor the enUre Board to 5 p.m. Gormley, a Bridgeport attorney arrested MarCir 7 at the InsU- Arleff and his Northwestern parts he usually plays. ogist with the National Institute tond any accredited college or Each level of scouting pendlture of $64,000 plus $16,- of Education, Miss CaaaU CBass openings are astoljows; representing the Oown. Gorm- tute of Living, aSsecluded psy- University neurology colleague, Tony hsis been • frequenting Au*pl^e Crash of Mental Health and senior In­ university. The corporation pays was represented to rflow toe dlf- qoo for supervision. Possible urges every voter to support Thursday. Beginning Art; Ani; ley said the 19 affidavits chlatric retreat in H ^ o r d . Dr. Nicholas Wetzel, desigpied to this quaint Massachusetts re­ vestigator of the prison study. an addiUonal $500 to a privately fere.it uniforms. Those portcl- rebidding, he pointed out, would the request for the additional mal Families You Should Know, ''brought over from England challenge one's sense of equili­ sort area for the past 15 years. Kills Executive Hls report was prepared for pub­ endowned Inistitution. Brian A. l!^|«Hon pating were Bro'wnle Scout Ri»t^ increase the cost. money by voting In toe referen- both for Grades 3-0. proVmie evidence ample enough brium. It takes only seconds to Recently he purchased a homC lication in the Journal of Ab­ At the moment, Brian is plan­ anne (tone. Troop 604, which''--Bids received tor the pro- dum tomorrow. "In this way we Friday, Rocks and Minerals; to justlf^^the murder charge. perform. in the National Park there. The WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)^Ar- ■VI normal Psychology. ning to attend Drew bnlyerslty. He is a captain in the band, meets at Nathan Hale School; pose^ school ran higher than are creating an actual savings Beginning Art, both for Grades U.S. District Judge M. Joseph Here's the way It goes; park was dedicated about three thur Falk o f 3 Sunny Drive, The 80 subjects chosen from In Madison, N.J. He has silso where he plays the trumpet. He Junior Scout Gall Shimaltis, the origlhaU amount approprlat- In the long run and Insuring the s-e. Blumenfeld reserved decision he SALE IS NOW With the eyes blindfolded, years ago “ to all the people West Hartford was killed when Maryland’s Patient Institution been accepted at Thiel in Green- la a member of toe chorus and 'troop 603; Cadette Scout Susan ed of $1,760;000. This was due fact the school will be ready Saturday, Beginning Art, and did not Indicate when he stretch the arms out sidewards; who go in search of a rendez­ ONCE-A-YEAR... FACTORY-AUTHORIZED hls twin-engined Beechcraft air­ were prison inmates of dull to vlUe, Pa., and to the honors of the folk group. The New Un- Hitt, Troop 600, who was mem- to rising building costs and de- when needed,” she said. Grades 3-6; Intermediate Art, would Issue hls ruling On Up- IN PROGRESS then alternate standing on one vous with the land.” normal intelligence, 21 to 40 program at the University of commons. her of Troop 603 before brldg- lays In final decisions.- H the amount is approved the Grades 5-6; Stories from Every- mans’ extradition. plane crashed 500 feet south of foot, with the other leg bent at It Is spotted with ancestral years of age, without psychiat­ Connecticut. He Is interested In He Is also a member of toe Ing Into Cadette Scouts last The present bid for tlie pro- school Is scheduled to be com- where; and Touch and See, both Miss Delbarre ,an attractive ARTHUR DRUG Bradley International Airport. the knee. If you can do this homes that go back almost as ric distm-bance and with little research biology. Dramatic Club, the French year; and Senior Scout Anne posed school is $19.80 pet pleted by September 1969, there- for Grades 1-2. ’ blonde who used to claim she Officials said Falk was alone without losing your balance, far as the Pilgrims’ landing at knowledge about LSD. The He was recently named one Club, the Psychology Club and Ruggles, Troop 635 which meets in the plane when it crashed you're sober. If you can't do it Provlncetown in 1620. Now, no purpose was to pinpoint the of three Connecticut State Schol- la a member of toe cross coun- In Bolton. The Girl Scout pin, at about 9 p.m. Monday. without going into a skating or new homes can be built In the drug’s psychological effects. No ars at Bolton High School. He toy team. the symbol of the Olrl Scout xuMjfliRIMimiiiijniiiiiiiiniiiiinMumimiiymmi waltzing movement, you may be park and the rugged indi­ Falk was executive vice pres­ attempts were made to confirm ANNUAL SALE has a letter of commendation He was Bolton’s first partlcl- Promise, was exhibited and the victim of vestlbulatwry vidualism of the land is not Uke- ident of American Standard present knowledge of the drug’s from toe National Merit Schol- pant In Connecticut Boys’ State explained by Kathleen Regius, (inner ear) disturbance or your ly to be lost in a wave of mer- Manufacturing Co. physiological effects. ardilp Qualifying Test. last summer and won a short '^® uniforms and age levels He was about 50, an official drinking habits are building you cantilism. The prisoners were g;iven eith­ Brian haa been a member of story award In the Hartford were described by Holly Bates, up to be nn alcoholic, the doc- For those of you who have said. er 50 micrograms of LSD, Dex­ the NaUcmal Honor Society for (tourant last year. Patricia Eastmen and Mary tors said. never been to the Cape, there’s A witness said the plane troamphetamine (pep pills) or two years and a member of He is vice-president of toe Barrett explained toe meaning They described the test as a no place like it in the world, crashed when the pilot apparent­ just plain sugar. None knew student council for two years youth group at St. George’s World Association Pin more sensitive one for drunken- Cape Cod’s slender finger ly lost control as he was land­ which of the three he has taken. and Is its president this year. Episcopal Church. which Is the badge of toe World ness than walking a straight line reaches out 70 miles. A narrow ing in the wake of a large com­ The subjects were then asked SOLID-STATE Association of Olrl Guides and or other physical trails. spit battered on the one side by mercial craft. to answer a carefully prepared Girl Scouts. Both girls re­ Of more predictive import- the Atlantic, bathed oh thg’ other questionnaire on their responses Vernon ceived toe World Association pin ance, they sold the “ waltzing by Cape— r------Cod Bayj ------and Nantucket -mr ^ i what they h^id taken, and to during toe Awards Ceremony sign” can ferret out the "hid­ Sound. Formed by glaciers and M c C a r t l l V i r r O l i p give their reacUons to a series STEREO later in toe evening. den” drinker and the person who molded by Wind and wave. It f j • A A A ^ pictures of people. The Girl Scout motta was is on narcotics and denies It. serves as a summer haven for R a i 8 0 S Ih addition, their voices were W First Congregational Church explained by Elizabeth Perry, It Is more sensitive than the tourists arriving wilted from the recorded and analyzed for emo­ and she and Susan Bleller dem­ walk-the-line test, they said be­ cities of the East. Approximately $1,000 has tional clues. brings onstrated the Olrl Scout hand Sand dunes rise to 60 feet and Sets Excerpts from ‘Messiah’ cause the "skating reflex” dis­ been raised to date by the Man­ The researchers found the shake. we will fit appears only after months of more. Winds send them shifting. LSD state of mind to be unique But always they reappear. Bath­ chester McCarthy-for-Pre- The public Is Invited to a Len- the next ten weeks. All area The values of girl scouting abstention from alcoholism, the and puzzling — as any hippie you a vast ten musical program by toe club level square dancers are arc learned through activities neurologists advised family psy- ers wash away the salt from the sident Committee, including $450 could have told them. sea in lakes surrounded by donated Saturday night at a First Congregational Church of invited to attend. to the arts, home and out-of- slcans, since an occasional bout Its primary characteristic Vemon on Wednesday at 7:30 On Friday the club will hold doors. The narrator for this with alcohol won't produce It. stands of pine, only a whisper fund-raising party at the home consists of "very strong but from the ocean. Tony goes there of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seed­ improvement p.m. The combined adult choirs a mid-year workshop dance at part of the program was Kato-, EVERY man in a McGREGOR persons with otherwise explain­ opposing emotions occurring at consisting of some 40 voices will the Vernon Elementary School l®en Oakes, able imbalance defects, diseases to relax, to think, to read. er, 114 Richmond Dr. approximately the same time*’ be directed by Mrs. Shirley with Frannie Helntz at the The troop has been working Involving the brain, balance and He says, "Cape Codders have Jay Stager, an officer -of the without any particular reason Maharan and accompanied by mike. A special invitation Is ex- on a badge "art in toe round” inner ear defects, won’t pass the an absolute passion for Cape McCarthy organization, report­ or known outside stimulus, Dr. in the Cllfford Wood. tended to all future Ph D's as toe purpose of which is to test for reasons more obvious Cod. You have to live there be­ ed that 94 persons attended Katz noted. For example, he re­ The choirs will sing selec- well as all club level dancers. make sculpture from different than chronic alcoholism. fore you can understand their Saturday’s party, including the ported, one subject said; “ I feel Uons from Handel’s "Messiah” ------materials. Their projects Drs. Arieff and Wetzel said ardent adulation for this land. Rev. Joseph Duffy of Hartford, jittery and nervous, but I also with aolo passage by Mrs. Jan­ were exhibited and described by the spontaineous waltzing or It has a wonderful remoteness state chairman of the McCarthy feel relaxed.” re-creation ice Forbes, Mrs. Sue Levitt and Penny Joyner and Cynthia skating sign may be one of the about it. It’s the birthplace of committees. Another reported; "I feel seri­ Firemen Quell guest tenor, Salvatore Cicciarel- Dzlato. The display Included ob­ d r i z z l e r It’s hard to ; earliest indicators of chronic al- onf coimtry. The Rev. Mr. Duffy announc­ la. Mrs. Forbes, soprano soloist, jects made with papier-mache N coholism in patients unwilling to explain ...” ed that the Minnesota "peace” o f music! Fires in Grass and clay, and jewelry made admit they are slaves of alco­ Provlncetown, which is on sang in the Acapella Choir in candidate, Sen. Eugene Mc­ high school and the Smith Col­ with beads and wire. hol and - or drugs. the very edge of the Cape, is a Carthy, will be in Hartford on Both the town and district fire lege choir. The "home” was demonstrat­ great place to vacation, he said. April 3, the day after the Wis­ CHARGE YOUR departments were busy this Alto soloist Mrs. Sue Levitt morning putting out grass fires. ed by Brenda Haynes who or order him one FREE ! "There are no large hotels, consin primaries, to promote hls showed toe proper way to set a but many small ones. Rooms PRESCRIPTION ia studying voice with Mrs. About 10 a.m., town fire Over*haul Is Set candidacy In 31 Connecticut table. in the inns look mostly out on STEREO FM...Monaural FM/AM Radio-Phonograph Murjel Crewe Atoley of West trucks went out to toe vicinity towns and cities in the April 9 The out-of-doors included a the water. That’s because it’s Hartford and has done solo and of 012 Keeney St. to douse bum- For Submarine state primaries. He will speak demonstration of rope tying everywhere. The food is excel­ ^ r t e t work with the Baptist grass, and toe 8th District at a rally that night In Hart­ and proper use of a jack knife, lent. Restaurants range from Church of' Groton, ~ Gales Ferry Fire Department put out a simi­ NEW LONDON (AP) — The ford. by Nancy Engberg and Karen tiny chowder houses to fancy Wkteofli* H«r* Methodist Church and with the lar fire off Tolland Tpke., at the Polaris submarine Nathan Hale Stager, assistant professor of Delaney. The girls learned establishments. First Baptist Church in West Manchester-East Hartford town returned to the Thames River philosophy at Manchester Com­ • Beautiful these skills while troop camping harbor for refueling and an "It’s a fabulous spot for a AX Hartford. line. A district fire official said munity CJollege, announced that Clcclarella is a graduate of at Merrie-Wood last December. overhaul which will increase the single girl,” Tony added with a McCarthy-for-President or­ the fire was near the railroad too Boston Conservatory of Mu­ tracks and probably was started Anne Ruggles and Jane range of Its fleet ballistic mis­ a charming smile. ganization has been formed by PINE PHARMACY • Versatile sic and 1s on toe staff of toe El­ by sparks from the hot box on a Htcock, senior scouts who have siles to 2,500 nautical miles from “ In the summer the town Is 14 faculty members of the col­ 646-M14 664 Center S t lington School System. A cof­ train. been working with toe troop as 1,500. full of wealthy doctors, lawyers lege. and psychiatrists from New • COMPACT fee hour to Fellowship Hall will Yesterday afternoon, at 1277 program aides, led the girls In The refueling and overhaul sing(ing and set up a camping will be done at the Electric York and on the weekends the follow toe program. Tolland Tpke. the district fire­ Class of ’48 Reunion men also put out a grass fire. site which Included a tent and Boat Division of General Dyna­ young bachelors drive down Ideal for apartments—or wherever space is a prob­ from Boston. Also for the girl Members of Rockville High various materials used by toe IF WE DON’T HAVE mics Corp. in Groton, where It lem! Only'36V2" L, 16" D, 14%" H with legs and g(lrls when camping. was built. who likes the creative type, School Class of 1948 are invited Provlncetown is overflowing decorative rails removed; these Magnavox innova­ to attend a meeting to discuss Public Record Slides of various Girl Scout The submarine arrived Mon­ camps were shown. Including with painters, •writers and tions are wonderfully adaptable for use on shelves,- plans for a class reunion. The Warrantee Deed EVERY SIZE LISTED BELOW, ' day at the Navy Underwater FOR EXPERT Colonial some of the newest camp "Tim­ Soimd LatKjratory here and re­ sculptors. tables, or in bookcases. Gliding top panel gives most meeting will be held April 2 at Fred J. Sevlgny to Leonard WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING m odel 3301 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mur- ber Trails” located In Tolland, ceived a personal welcome from "Although, I must warn her,” convenient access to record player and all controls » . Brooks Jr. and Carol A. he said laughing, "she -will have COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE lei Copping Schlinder, Hopkins Brooks, property at 696 Gard- Mass. Gov. John Dempsey. without disturbing your top-of-set accessories. Following toe program Mrs. I WE WILL ORDER YOU ONE FREE I a hard time dragging him away RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE Rd„ EllLngton, announced by g j conveyance tax $19.80. Clifford H. Keune, leader, pre­ Th emale grackle is one of the from hls work. Once he gets In­ Joseph G. Saternls, publicity Marriage License SEE sented badges which were noisiest birds in hls range, ac­ volved in some artistic endeav- chairman. Walter Carl Hentschel, 05 earned outside their troop WEDNESDAY. MARCH 27th thru SATURDAY, MARCH 30th ONLY cording to the National Geo- or. .nothing can distract Talk on AloohoUsm Sherwood Circle, and Joan graphic He assaults the ear him." Dr. J. E. Rosenfeld of Elllng- Barbara Lukas, 30 poxcroft m®®ttogs: Kathleen Regius, my CLARKE MOTOR SALES ton will be the guest speaker at jjr March 30, Church of the home; Linda Rivard, collector; with a cacophony of rattles, Tony said that dress was RT. 6 and 85. BOLTON— 643-9521 grunts, shrieks, yodels and casual in Cape Cod. All one the meeting of the Rockville AsMmptlon. Barrett, cooking: Cynthia clacks. really needs Is a swimsuit and NOW General Hospitsil Auxiliary Kenneth Charles Maker, Dzlato, housekeeper; Cynthia 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 Thursday night at 8 o’clock at Glastonbury, and Janice Marie McCann, dabbler; and X X X X X X X X X Regs. the Sykes School. pgach, 37 Stone St., April 6, tola Haynes, housekeeper, dab- Longs ONLY The meeUng will be open to south Methodist CSiurch. musician, X X X X X the public and Dr. Rosenfeld’s Building Permits Four of toe g(lrls were pre­ X X X X X X X X X Lt. Green topic will be "Alcoholism of the Economy Builders Inc. for sented with five-year pins; Thrill to amazing performance that's actually X X X X X X X X X Natural Mediterranean Housewife to Suburbia.” Horace Russell, alterations to Katherine Hlcock, Vicki Bar- Navy superior to many higher-priced consoles today! model 3303 Dr. Rosenfeld is medical dl- (jw-elllng at 108 Bretton Rd., tiero, Nancy Engberg and Pa- X X X X X X X X X 15-Watts undistorted music pow er... Exciting Stereo rector of the Alcohol and Drug »$3,400. trlcla Cullerton. One member Dependents’ Division of the ' ja n Latoe, now dwelling at toe troop committee, Mrs. FM . . . drift-free, noise-free Monaural FM . . . power­ Connecticut State Department of 7 Wynedlng Hill Rd., $25,000. James Walter, also received ful AM —all brought to you with exciting clarity and Health. He Is attending psychla- Joseph Glrardln, alterations her five-year pin. crew and collar necks realism. Four high fidelity speakers. Precision Auto­ trist at Cook Memorial Hospital to dwelling at 2 Ridgewood St., All the girls in the troop re­ in Hartford and psychiatric con- $900. ceived their troop crest, which matic Player banishes discernible record and Dia­ sultant to toe Hartford Family Judith Klau, alterations to Is toe Star of Bethlehem. Other exciting colors available in Regular sizes 36 thru 46 are: mond stylus wear— records can last a lifetimet Services, attending psychiatrist d'welllng at 46 Bruce Rd., The singing of Taps ended toe at Rockville General hospital $i,000. program. Parents of toe girls, Advanced solid-state circuitry eliminates tubes and Canary; Chile; Antique Gold;^nd; component-damaging heat —assures you of lasting and also has a private prac^ce. Conyers Construction Co., Girl Scout Troop 686, and a gpriog In Franoe additions to building at 21 Tol- few honored guests attended the Bone; Pewter; Avacado; Sky Blue. reliability. All four furniture styles also available MUa Sharon J, Devine, daugh- land Tpke., $1,000. program. as phonograph models only— NOW ONLY $138.50 ter of Mr. and Mrs. George ------' Devine of Riverside Dr., and .. .AT THE PARKADE a Junior at Vassar College, Poufl^eepsle, N.Y., Is spend­ French Provincial Guaranteed ing the spring vacation to SOUTH SIDE 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ENTRANCE BUY model 3302 Franoe. Mias Devine, a graduate of water repellent for two years Things You Use Every Day— Sewe 50% Rockville High School, Is h ’ ! NOW ITrance as a member of a" se­ and ...on a wide selection of Annual Sale Values! 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Potterton’s Northeast Elementary School m i f i m i 130 CENTER STREET CORNER OF CHURCH HOWARD HOLMES ' ARTHUR HjOlMES NORMAN HOLMES Kmiiininiiiiniiii'iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimniniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M.. starting Wednesday at 8 p.m. LJ These lessons will continue for f PACffi} MINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHBSnR BVBIimO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 Andover 11,000 Prepare Gems iianrIjfB tw would undertake to lend their name and Connecticut TEL AVIV ->^|srael exports prestige to the necessary research and about $168 million vfoi$h of pol­ testimony at rates ranging up as much ished diamonds a year.'lt-ts the as $1,200 a day. 4 in Town world’s No. 2 centbr (after'Bel- I PUBLISHED BY THE That was rather high. The more rou- glum) of diamond cutting, a n ^ * HERALD PHINTINO CO.. INC. employes -Jl.OOO highly sMUed 13 Blseell Street ^Hno^fee per day for a distinguished pro- By A.H.Cli- In Musical Moncheater, Conn. fessoh from one . of the nation’s most diamond workers. THOMAS F. FERGUSON WALTER R. FERGUSON listinguislted universities would run at Only a few days ago this Publishers $400 '6r $60o''^^'(Jay. columnist v/ag writing that he im runded October 1, 1881 had never befoi’e seen quit* so The committees'DfCongress, on the For a number bf'jrtara people \ Published Publlsl E^ecy Evening Except Sundays spontaneous a miMMAGE ' Holidays. Entered at_ the IV)et_ Qlflce^ at Dther hand, pay their>xpert witnesses ^bOd Holi 1^ as that wnhodled In the from Andover have cbnti^buted Mibtchester, Conn., "iiji Second Class Mali $16 a day,^plu3 transportation costs. Jlaltei^ McCarthy n»ovement. It hM « When, of course, the coiitTnlttees to the euocees of the exceltent CRtPTIiTON ___ , glow on lU face whl<3i derive^ muBical productions put on by SALE ■ p f^«blc in ^Advance themselves investigate enough to find from Innocence of purpbSs One Year 323.. cut what the special Interests Involved Podium Players At the Rharti ^^Months . 11.00 restoration of belief In ,the ^ by Threb^ Months ''.5.80 in a hearing are paying the dlstlngulsh- litldal processes. Its meetaess High School auditoriuih. This One Mdntb 1.85 »d professors who appear in support of and ifilldness and unprofw- year Is no exception as four Womfefi’s^ Society MEMBER OF .. '^ e lr case, part of the supposed effec- slonallsm Its s tr o n g s . Individuals from town are in­ THE ASSOCIATED PRI^S . GLASS INSTALLED The Associated Press Is exclusively erl.. llveness of such "expert” testimony It was dellglitfcilly surpris^ volved in the show "Briga- of Community io tire Use of republlcotlon of all news — at its own success>'It thought IN ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS vanishes right then and there. doon," a Lemer and Lowe pro­ patches credited to it or not otherwise credit­ and hoped It was goln^to ' fiopHst Church ed In this paper nnd also the local news pub­ Stlllj ..one hopes the practice does not duction to be staged at Rham AND WINDOWS OF ALL TYPES sense enough to stick lished here. , , ' Jl^ppeaf completely. It is somehow re- on April 4. 6, 0 and 7. All rights of republlcatlon of special dls- own formula for political mtra- in FoHoWship H dl pat^es nerelii are also reserved. assurmfe'-to know that somewhere in this cle. Eugene Schwanke, the lieute­ J. A. W HITE GLASS CO. The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ great coumf^'^of ours there Is always nant of lait year’s "South Paci- Now that happy, ruddy, Inno­ open 8 A j I. to 6 PM .—Saturday 8 AJH. to Noon sumes ito financial responsibility for typo­ flo” , has been C6«t as Tommy SAT., MARCH 30 graphical errors appearing In advertisements some famous expert ready, for a suit­ cent glow has been succeeded . Albright. Gtordon 'MacDonald, Mid other reading matter In The Manchester able fee, to testify^bv..^avor of almost by the gray pallor of wound 31 BISSELL ST.—Phone 649-7322 Evening Herald. well-known artist not biUy will 9 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. anything. and realization. Subset^!' to Los Angeles Tlmes-Wnshing- be seen as (Marlie Dalryihple, lon Post News Service. No idealistic venture in the the lad who gets his lass, but Fill service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc PublLshcrs Representatives — The Julius No Names Needed? history of politics has ever Is also the designer (rf the beau­ Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi­ We take the liberty of quoting from'^ come up against such a swift tiful set which displays the vil­ QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 cago, Detroit nnd Boston. __ rather small and modest, birt especially cHsllluslqnment. lage of "Brlgadoon” . MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ eloquent political advertisement which At first they could not be­ A local couple, Alfred and TIONS lieve, the McCarthyites of this appeared In the New York Umos the -Beth Campbell, lend authentici­ 164 EAST CENTER ST. Tuesday, March 26 other day. crusade, that anybody could ty to the show. Alfred plays the The first paragraph we wish to quote dare attempt to stab or steal a bagpipes and Beth portrays Meg movement of such purity and MANCHESTER—649-5261 is this: Srookle, the liveliest lass of the 2 How Sick Can We Get? Our national sickness over the issue "The responsibility of American in­ beauty. village. In the year 1868. of Vietnam was Illustrated, in un­ tellectuals Is to tell the truth. Always.” Then, as the reality of the Dick Harsberger of the Uni­ Ample Parking Front and Rear stab nnd steal maneuver began pleasant ways no one can welcome. In The paragraph we wish to quote next versity of Connecticut is the di­ to establish Itself In their un­ rector. Tickets are now on sale v two circumstances last week. reads: willing minds, they began to for the Uiursday performance. First, the fact that the President’s "The truth Is: To be moral and re­ taste all its unpleasant ele­ Croup rates are also available. Fireman dashes toward flames daring trainiiif fire at Bolton Noiteh. (Photo by Klar). son-in-law had gone on active duty with main moral, movements must always ments. Bridge Nig^t Losses Happen, Insure WSth Lappen!" choose moral men and moral means.” his Air National Guard unit produced a The Kennedy entrance called Bridge Nigtut on Friday was Bolton crisis in morale In that unit. And another paragraph we quote is: on them to surrender their de­ well aittended. Eighiteen people Some of the members of that unit "The truth is: The end never Justifies lightful amateurism to the made up tb* nine oouplee for 6 took the view that the arrival of the the means. Never. If American Intellec­ very same kind of profession­ Sour and one tables o f diupll- O ff The Rack President’s son-in-law meant that the tuals do not know that, they have alism they had been so pleased ' oate bridge. Mr. end Mrs. iMar- Fire (Practice) Becomes Crowd Pleaser unit itself would soon be sent to Viet­ learned nothing from history.” to have as their foe. vvln Oraboff won high score, Is your business insurance designed It called upon them to give nam. The precise political purpose of this B. Button Bmyth and Mra. By CLEMEWELL YOUNG room for new England Lumber According to Bolton chief Paul Andover constable Ed Kess- up thpir own standards and to fit your needs? CustomPak is Their inference was that things would advertisement was contained in two Archlbaad Ramege pMoed sec- Thls was a house that was Co. buildings. Maneggia, the fire was started ler ably signaled Sunday news- tailored just for you and puts all surrender their own activity 'ond, and partners Lawrence meant to bum, and bum It did When fire departments bum at about 8:80 a.m. with oily rags paper shoppers In and out of be shifted out of their routine in paragraphs we have omitted, which con­ and their own cause to the your business insurance into one order to make It possible for the Pres­ tained the names of specific political Moe aiKl Hobart Willard fin- Sunday morning in Bolton down houses they often use the and the men had to locate the the Notch ehoppdng area armed same kind of forces and the Ished third. The group meets Notch, with firemen from area house as a training ground for fire before they were allowed -wtth, at itimos, a waUde-taHde, flexible package. Call us today for ident’s reJaitlve 'to geit closer to the w«r. individuals. same kind of tactics they again next Friday at 7:30 pm . towns to keep It under control their new men. Instruction was to use water to put It out. a camera end a cup of coffee details about this new insurance Their Inference, further, was that this But If the advertisement was as good themselves had so much fun at the BHrst Congregational j,, the high winds, and church- given Sunday to about a dozen The men also used foam on (served by the Bolton depart- J was all somehow part of a White House as we think It was. It didn’t really need upsetting. CSnirch w «h the puUc welcome t^ gtop and gape at It, men under the direction of Bill the fire. All departments except ment ajuxUiary). concept. play to "revive flagging public support to tell Its readers which particular can­ The appearance of Kennedy to parUclfiate. and choke on the smoke, shiver, Nichols of WllllmanUc, aided by Bolton have foam, Maneggia On reflection, It Is quit* pos- for the Administration’s Vietnam pol­ didate It was for, and which against. on the campaign trail offered Kindergorten Begtstratlon and drive on. Pete Beckwith of Andover (and said. slble that traffic flow through them, m Connecticut, an appar­ icy,” which was the language one air­ Parents o f children who will The two-story frame house, a Manchester fireman) and Joe y “ '® National Protective Fire he says, "that on February 6, 1964, the ment can rise out of its 'butter sandwich, vegetable ^.ome almost parallel—a turn of ^ iiUfl'T^mnel Wlto Assoclatian of Boston, for use SAVINGS ing, at which he assured them that the then Secretary of the Treasury Douglas By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Manchester Inside Council of Churches wounds, repair its damaged sticks, gingerbread. MUk Is at least 70 deg^es for each rod. to tieJntog films. rumor that the arrival of the President’s Dillon told the House Ways and Means heart, and escape Its own serv«l with all meals. x ^^s flabbergasted. I tried It £ * S S e l“ o ^ d I n ^ o f the foot that toe Committee that the tax reduction rec­ relative had anything to do with their cynical acknowledgment of Its ommended that year . . . would help our You Tell On Yourself Osrden Club Meeting twice more, closing my eyes and ^ ^ a n d for a while It did fir* was in a highly congested A L O A X own future duty status was false. Robert D. Novak own eventua submission bo the TIia AJKkwc'r G&rd€ffi Club shuffllngr about so that I could ...... ^ ^ ^ ______vsroa im/wifn«r ’The second development of the week balance of payments. Report You tell what you are by the more practical power, the pre­ “ He said that it would do so by making Association which concerned the same war and. It friends you seek. sumably greater chance of go­ American Investment more attractive AMMAN, Jordan — When ed by a slab of concrete that this latest reprisal six Israeli By the very manner in which ing all the way, which has happened, ithe same cdrcumstance, oamtie relative to European Investment, and there is no anti-aircraft at all, served as a door, it paralleled citizens and soldiers have been you speak. now begpin trying to pound so cent Jones of Bolton titled, it. The tug was unmistakably dralnave »h»nT.Ai out in Wisconsin, where two Johnson help stop the flow of American capital Andover and Bolton. not even a .50-caliber macliine- the road. No one knew what, if killed by terrorist raids. In that By the way you employ your ominously, so presumptuuosly, "Oolor In Your Garden to AM <‘i know how you feel, Sgt. ral drainage channe . Adhilnlstratlon stalwarts. Vice President and U.S. gold abroad. And Dillon w m gun, the supersonic Israeli anything, was inside. time, 56 Jordanians, almost all leisure time. alongside the lighter, m ore. 3yoaons." McCormick said. "I felt the ------Hubert Humphrey and Secretary of right. In the two years following the 1964 Mirages look deceptively inno­ At ti'.at moment two Mirage of them villagers, were killed By the use you make of dollar graceful McCarthy footwork ______same way the first time. Now tax reduction, America’s balance of Agriculture Orville Freeman opened the cent as they rise high in the fighter-bombers started their in reprisal—not a bad score at and dime. around the campaign track. Mandiester Evening Herald i just go ahead and do It.” Johnson battle In the Wisconsin primary payments did improve." sun, wheel, and, gently rolling wheeling turn in the sky and all. If so, that will be a kind of . , ___ 1.&W- What causes the tugging ef- New England's Leading This year It is reasonable to assume by repeating the President's own so that the sun glints from their dropped like lethal sunbeams. You tell what you are by the second miracle, even more in­ Andover ,ect? There Is a lot of talk about that a tax increase would depress ex­ charges at Minneapolis, In which the wings, swoop arrow-straight things you wear. toxicating, because even more renoe Moe, teh 74*-«7»e. psychic power, magnetism Md Two-Year Professional pectations of after-tax business profits “Don’t wiiste the time,” critics of the present war in Vietnam down for the kill. By the spirit in which you difficult, than the first. ' electromagnetic currents. But in the U.S. emd thus make Investment shouted photographer Vick Herald burdens bear. Mecinwhile, our cynical judg­ modem science permits little School of were compared to Chamberlain at In other countries relatively more at­ The road out of Amman winds Vance of Paris-Match, kicking Yesterdays By the kind of things at which ment leans toward the verdict Crash Brings faith In psychic powers. As for Munich. tractive. Ironically this would come at ‘ through rocky fields on its way open the door. The car emptied. you laugh. that the beautiful movement magnetism, a brazing rod, be­ Secretary Freeman, however, had a a time when Europe’s slower economic to the Jordan River. Just bt;- Cover was taken between By the records you play on the ■ has begun a slow withering, a Evasion Count ing made of copper and tin special ending lor hls particular speech. pace has been diminishing U.S. Interest yond the hamlet of Shouneh it rooks scattered in the gutter, 25 Years Ago runs to the crest of a low ridge and the bombs exploded with phonograph. slow death. lacks magnetic properties. Un- ACCOUNTING “ Mr. Freeman more than once con­ in Investments there. Airmail letters are being re­ If so, the eulogy should note Several non-lnJury accidents the proper conditions of Senator Proxmlre Is no more op­ Bare hills rise far to the west­ terrifying force 25 yards awa.y. cluded his attack on appeasers,” the turned to the post office each You tell what you arc by the that, in its own beginning. It occurred on Manchester streeU electric charge, an electro- HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING timistic that a tax boost would counter ward lifting finally to the William Schmick of the Bal­ New York Times reported, “ by pictur­ day because senders are still way you walk, was such a movement that no . . „ ^og magnetic field could produce the Inflationary forces that are making heights overlooking the Jordan timore Sun, photographer yesterday, and a man was ing the President 'with tears in his attaching 3 cents worth of By the things of which you de­ other friend, no other foe, could 66 Fotest S t, Hartford—Tel. 247-1115 U S exports less competitive abroad. River. With a major battle in Vance, his camera wrecked, charged with evading responsl- conditions would eyes’ as the lather-ln-law of Airman 1st stamps instead of 6 cents worth. light to talk. have delivered such a wound In fact, a tax Is a cost that would tend • progress along the river valley and the other American moved By the manner in which you blUty In an accident which took jj^t seem to be met In this little Cl. Patrick J. Nugent and Marine Capt. 12 miles further on, we were swiftly, a few yards at a time, as that Inflicted by Its particu­ to push prices of America’s exports 10 Years Ago bear defeat. lar friend-foe. place last Saturday. demonstration to ^ e Sanh. Charles S. Robb, who are expected to Still higher. » driving fast along the road away from the target, drop­ By so simple a thing as how be In Vietnam shortly . . . ‘The thing The Senator is probably close to tn- toward the river when we came ping to the ground as each Maj. and Mrs. John Pickup of you eat. that bothers me,’ Mr. Freeman quoted mark when he estimates that it would to the ridge perhaps two mile:* new wave of two Mirages, two the local Salvation Army Corps the President as having told him, 'Is take more than a year for a tax increase distant. bombs each, wheeled and at­ are promoted to rank of senior By the books you choose from Today in History that there are people in this country to have any significant anti-inflationary The first results of a bomb­ tacked. majors. the well-filled shelf; Impact on the domestic economy. Even ing attack t.irget unknown - The Italian and the Jordan­ Town asks state to make traf­ charged with evading res^nsl- Marines couldn’t care less who think it’s all for nothing.’ ” In these ways, and more, you By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS could be seen. Black smoke fic light survey of critical areas bUlty, before being released un- ^g^hod that assumes the Government would ian had struck out on their tell OH yourself. Today Is Tuesday, March 26, There, not quite yet directly from made a vivid contrast against on E. Center St. and Middle not use any revenue gain as an excuse own. The log.s of an Arab pro­ the 86th day of 1968. There are the President himself, but from a for stepped-up spending—a risky as­ the brow:iish hills beyond. The truded from a culvert that Tpke. Submitted by Gershach was aUegedly toe gmee Cabinet member obviously well versed 280 days left In the year. sumption at best. destination of the bombs was went under the road. He had ^ Rev. Robert L. Baker operator of a truck, owned by ^ tunnels are hollow O F ^.>!ANCHESTER in the kind of argument the president In any case, the Government e.'.v.o.’A obviously not far from tlie ro:td stuffed himself in as far as he United Pentecostal Church Today’s Highlight In History the Andersen LltUe Oothtog gj^rth, divining likes to make about the war—which certainly cannot wait a year or more itself. could go. By slow stages we re­ On This Date which struck a traffic control leeltimate devices for Is that the young men fighting In It at for improvements in the nation’s pay­ Tlie car stopped and five re­ turned to Amman. 0 In 1778, the Independence of On this date in 1953, a new radar pole at W. Middle Tpke. gugh tunnels, v\ In 1918, Marshall Ferdinand his command are wonderful young ments positRm. Like the rest of the porters — French, Swedish, Ita­ As a reprisal the 12-hour Is­ South Carolina was declared. vaccine to immunize human and Center St., Saturday at ..yyg.rg not as superstitious as In 1827, the German com­ Foch of France was named Americans and that therefore It must Adirilnlstration’s gadgetry, the “ two- lian, and two American raeli attack doubtless had its beings against poliomyelitis was 11:48 a.m. The Impact of the might think,” explained Lt. climbed out to have a better success, as Eshkol said on poser, Ludwig van Beethoven, commander of Allied armies In announced by Dr. Jonas E. Salk accident aUegcdly knocked a g Wilkinson, 37, of be a right and good war—was precisely tier” gold market has given the U.S. some time to maneuver, but the time Is look. This then was part of a Thursday. Between Feb. 15 and died. World War I. of the University of Pittsburgh. mercury vapor light and an ytgi,sburg. Miss., commander of the sick and poisonous thing the poi­ more likely to be measured In weeks reprisal raid'against Jordan for oval Shaped radar unit from ^g^ Battalion, 26th Marines, soned minds of the men in the son-in- than in'months. Jordan’s failure to stop guerril­ their peroh atop the pole to a ."They experimented with dt- T law’s unit had suspected. Much more quickly effective. Senator la attacks against the unfriend­ privately owned lawn below, po- rods at the Marine Corps We unworthily suspect the unworthy Proxmlre comments, would be sizable ly power that occupies Jordan’s lice report. Development Center at Like finding money thing and then the unworthy thing reductions in nondefense Federal spend­ own territory across the river. Fischetti Three cars wore involved to go, Va., to 1964 and 1®®®- ® happens. There is so much unworthiness ing. Cuts In ouUays, furthermore, would Never before in all the repri­ an accident occurring on Center rods aren’t issued to us omoim- all around, there Is so much guilt In be at least as effective as a tax rise sal raids that had taken place St. near Linden St. at 8:84 p.m. jy, but the ‘ ®®hnlque was written since the six-day war last June everybody, that It also makes us all In alerting other nations to the fact that \ li yesterday when the. brakes up and It’s something w P Mon! It's like finding money when you make 4*/2 per cent the U.S. had finally awakened to its had Israel penetrated so deep Innocent, in that the evil seems more allegedly faUed on a car driven fectly free to t ^ Vf.® ” 1 financial responsibilities. into Jordanian territory on the without lifting a finger. That's the way you do it at Man­ In the atmosphere, more in the circum­ by Oddvar Brieland, 28. of Wll- works - or we feel It^ U work^ For our part we would add that East bank of the river. llmantlo, causing It to strike too The battalion had chester Savings & Loan. No fancy restrictions, no gim­ stance, than it seems In any of us as. spending reductions also would take "There was,” a:inounced Is­ right rear of a car driven by with them south of Da m g micks. no strings attached. You deposit as much as you human beings. A well-intentioned Pres­ account of the circumstance that the raeli Prime Minister Levi Esh- Anthony R. Mauluccl. 80, of Bol- last year before I s want whenever you want. You can withdraw any day. No ident, a well-intentioned Secretary, a payments crisis has been caused almost kol, “ no alternative but to act ton, which In turn struck a car was only natural to ry well-intentioned son-in-law, well-inten- entirely by actions of Government, not out of our right to self-defense." driven by Arthur E. Hoffron, 4’r, here." ^he waiting three months tor your money. No need to give bloned airmen, w«ll-lnteintloned oppo­ the public. Therefore a tax Increase, In From our vantage point on of E. Middle Tpke. After hit- Col. Wllklnron advance notice to withdraw. And your savings begin earn­ nents of the war, all seem to await and addition to Its other flaws, would be the ridge, no Jordanian attack­ ting the Mauluccl vehicle. Brie- sonh, as an old Army Spw ers of any de.scription were ing 4'/i per cent the day you deposit, compounded need some act of mercy which will de­ more than somewhat unfair. land's car ran up and over the Forces camp, Even as a booster of Federal revenue, visible again.st whom Premier liver them from something that seems curbing onto the sidewalk, Uoned bunkers, Swing Into Spring quarterly! a tax rise could prove to be self-defeat­ Eshkol’.s agents of self-defense much more like a national dlsqase than where he was able to shut off some tunnels ing. In the current uncertain economic — in this case the flashing del­ the Ignition, police said. that although, to . g.^ga an issue. situation the increase could deflate eco­ ta-winged Mirnge.s were be­ with a Daystrom It's the next thing to finding money, so why don't you open At 4:12 p.m. on Center St. near rods ^ig stUl no nomic activity to such an extent that ing employed, .so we go.t back a Savings & Loan 4'/2 per cent account tomorrow? The the higher levies would produce not into our small sedan to make a Edgerton 8t„ vehicles driven by ®®»”® ^ ^ at any were Opinions Worth A lA)t Albert Kvart, 20. of 27 HarUand b u ^ w in g Viet Add new life and style to your dining area rpore you deposit the more you earn. The National Observer, in a recent is­ more hut less revenue. closer investigation. Driving slower, we moved 4 ♦ Rd. and Joseph Cloutier, 40, of toe work or o this Spring with a Daystrom dinette. Day- sue, did a little exploring of. the kind of Finally, on a politically pragmatic gingerly toward the black 89 Edgerton Bt„ collided. stroms are both stylish and practical. Plastic fees being paid, by some of our impor­ basis spending cuts look fully as good as a tax Increase. There are of course smoke, passing a motley parade A car driven by Pearl J. laminated table tops are acid, alcohol and ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tant commercial interests whose prod­ potent pressures for maintaining or of careening automobiles, .all of Caouette of 178 Mountain Bd. heat resistant. The sets are completely wash­ ucts concern the public health, for ex­ raising practically all sorts of Federal them candidates for the junk- strutde a parked car belonging able, right from the heavy vinyl upholstery pert academic testimony before the heap, that were going east piled to Henry B. Griffin, 39, of 87 r MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION nondefense outlays, no matter how non- to the sturdy frames. Add Spring to your high with goods and chattel nnd Brook St., as Griffin opened _ committees of Congress. essential or Ineffective the spending has TSv dining area with a colorful, style-setting Day­ ;It found that a manufacturer or group been. But Congressmen shouldn’t kid bearing Arabs fleeing the Israeli }. his left front door to get out ►V mEfafOKSSSSSm 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 attack. on Summit St. near Flower St. ^ strom. See them in Watkins Das^strom Gallery ot manufacturers of some product the themselves into believing that the gold FAIRWAY COVENTRY O FFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 crisis has softened the public’s antipathy The rood now was lonely. It at 11:39 a.m. yesterday, police ◄ today 1 6 Pc. set shown $99.50. Others from ' government might be threatening to ► came to a defile between two said. r/fiST control or regulate could, without too to a tax rise In this election year. (« )J96K ChiciiHo Daily News $69.95. On all counts, then, the case against hills and suddenly with no I'lililislirrs-I lall Symlicgtc A truck operated by Bernard ‘ [nuch\searching, fin?| distinguished pro­ a tax Increase appears powerful. And, warning the car found itself C. Garey, 47, of 88 Pine St. al­ fessors of whatever expertise might be as Senator Proxmlre says, the case Is adjacent to the e.xact target of legedly struck a parked car, ^ foil bakeware A appropriate who already shared the strengthened, not weakened, by the the bombs-T.a cave cut Into the owned by Nancy M. Green, 21 views and opinions the manufacturer urgent need to restore a stable dollar. limestone cliffs on . the right Avon St., yesterday at 6:40 F In aH »h»s 1 would like to have defended and who —WALL ■ STREET JOURNAL hand side of the road. Protect­ a.m. on Pine St. near Walnut St., police said.

V / PAGfE TEN MANCHESTER Ev e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Tu e s d a y , m arch 26, i96s MANCmSTCR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN quoted by KCNA as writing to SAVE STAMPS! SAVE MONEY! the President: '"rhere is no 18914085 Pastor Bauer Will Explain Events Pueblo Letter Distribution longer any reason why you and For Model’s Love of Beasts, your administration continue to SIGN UP NOW! Church Side of Drug Issue In Capital Seen ProfeaWe Propagaiuia deny the Democratic People’s HERE Republic of,Korea the Sincere for Boland Oil Fur Market Losing Ground Hie Rev. liOUlB B. ^ u e r , aa- WASHINGTON (AP) — The h o t,^al In specifics," the gover- apology they are entitled to." \ By NADEANE WALKER ly). helped a supporter publicly r ' gistaht pMtor at OoncordU Lu­ State Department has described nor’sxrfflce sAld. Other letters reported by Company’s AMOoUted ProM Writer A R E ___ Nader Hits Mine Health as probable propaganda North McClosiey declined comment KCNA were from Fireman How­ burn a $1,400 ermine coat and theran Clibroh, will be the enlisted sympathies and WASHINGTON (AP) — Safe- Korea’s distribution of letters on the substahCe of the I2th pri­ ard Edward Bland to Gov. Ron­ 5N (AP) — oella Ham­ speaker at the third portion of vate meeting between U.S. and ald Reagan of California; Hospi­ mond of London’a top support of her fellow manne­ ty critic Ralph Nader charges froin captive crew members of quins. the symposium on “Society and the UBS Pueblo, three of which North Korean negotiators In tal Corpsman Herman Paul AUTOMATIC ftuAUon m odita::-^! “1 wouldn’t the U.S. Bureau Ot KQnes Is not "If women had to catch their Drug Abuse," to be held at the were seiit,, to Michigan Gov, Panmujom Friday or an open Baldrige to “the congressman be OMight deaa’itKft fur coat, pressing high health and safety George Romhey, session Sunday night, Washing­ representing the city of Ban Die­ she says. own fur animals, of course ^b y church’s Raiser H ^ , 40 PUkin DELIVERY wouldn’t, wear ithem, but they’re^" standards because ” it is the State Department, press offi­ ton time. He said If the talks are go, Calif.;” PO 2.C. Donald R. Is It only coincidence f St., tonight at 8. to be productive they must re­ McCHaren to the U.S. govern­ sealskin and mink prices willing to shift the responsibility 4 captive of the coal mine opera­ cer Robert J. McCloskey said ot{to somebody else,” Celia ex- General - ^ '^ a s to r Bauer’s talk, entitled tors." Monday delivery of the letters main substantially private. ment and letters to family \ BET been on the skids since ^ e ' . “Mehnljigful Experience and members by four more men. Joined the campaign for Beauty clurnsnassionately. “But I be­ Nader also accused United to the families of crew members A North Korean broadcast lieve If thay knew the cruelty In­ Ole Tunied-pn Generation," will Mine Workers leadership of sid­ "with the consent of North Ko­ heard In Tokyo today claimed These were PO 2.O. Rodney Without Cruelty (BWC)? be a statement, by the church Hartman Duke of Pelahatchle, Celia, 24, a "wiUoiwy, fragile volved, they’dI t . " ing with coal mine operators rean authorities, has propagan­ that nine more letters of appeal _ TOP VALUE Fur trappers ^ -n o t the (mly on the problems''ot„drug abuse, against better preventive safety da overtones.” have been’ written by Pueblo Miss.; Seaman Stephen P. ElUs blonde with Madonna-like fea­ suggesting guidelines which of Los Angeles; PO 2.C. Charles tures, was one of the top fur vlBalns Oella and tJte . Beauty measures. North Korea has demanded a crewmen and sent to President Without Cruelty campaigh"--.qie ' might be used to ease tM-prob- ’The Washington attorney, not­ Johnson, the U.S. government, R Sterling of Bridgeport, Conn., models until she took up the lem In home, community ahd. U.S. apolog^y for Allegedly send­ and Gunner’s Mate 2.0, Kenneth 1500 cudgels for her cause two years gunning for. ’They make and ed for his auto safety and meat various politicians and crew­ society. ing the Pueblo Into Its waters on Roy Wadley of San Francisco. ... A WHOLE BOOK FULL ago. Now she says she has ex­ their own range of cosmetics, nor an men’s families. That Make M 'S Inspection campaigns, made the a spying mission. ’The Intelli­ Stamps Issued after payment for first delivery. tracted pledgee from all Lon­ now complete except for lip­ The Rev. Mr. Bauer was grad­ charges Monday In a letter to gence-gathering ship, with 83 North Korea's Central News sticks, and guaranteed to con­ uated in 1968 with a bachelor of don’s leading models that they Secretary of Interior Stewart L. men aboard, was captured Jan. Agency (KCNA) said Marine DOUBLE STAMPS will not show sealskin, and the tain no animal products. divinity degree from Yale Di- Udall. " 23. One crewman died later, Sgt. Robert J. Hammond, writ­ Vineyard Monument If delivery te paid for In full within 10 days for amount “Cosmetic firms maintain vliltty School. He spent his in- BWC campaign holds signed He urged a congressional In­ Romney’s office said the gov­ ing to the U.S. government, de­ BERLIN — Germany’s oldest of bUI. pledges from some 10,000 wom­ vi"vlsectlon labs for experi­ torn year^ In Essen, Germany, Rev. Louis B. Bmmt quiry Into miner I'Ung disease ernor has received letters from scribed himself and fellow ments,” she says, to find out as a youth . worker for the vineyard, now listed as a na­ REGULAR STAMPS en that they will never again from coal dust and said the bu- three men identifying them­ Pueblo crew members as spies tional monument, is more than wear fur. how strong th ^ can make a Evangelische Rirche in Essen- tlon and a bachelor of arts de­ ' reau has not urged coal dUst selves as members of the Pueb­ and said North Korea could not If delivery Is paid for by the lOth of following month. shampoo for example "without Holsterhausen. In 'addition to 300 years old. Still producing The furriers wryly admit that gree in philosophy. control standards even though lo crew. bo expected to continue indefi­ excellent wines. It Is at Thodl, b u rn ^ ' your eyes, serving as co-director of-u youth While at Valparaiso, the Rev. New Low Price her campaign influenced a drop an estimated 100,000 miners suf­ One letter was from Lawrence nitely its "humanitarian" treat­ near Landay, in the Rhlneland- in seal prices from $18 to less ’The BWC products contain house program, he traveled ex­ Mr. Bauer was associate editor fer from the disease. William Mack of Detroit and a ment. Palatlnate. 24-HOUR only fnilt, nut, and vegetable tensively In Europe and the of the school newspaper when Gallon than $4 a pelt. Some furriers Nader charged the bureau spokesman said the other two KCNA said Hammond said in have sent out pamphlets saylilg matter. So far, BWC has not Middle East. It received the Pacemaker meets regularly with coal mine men were from outside Michi­ his letter, "We destroyed all SERVICE 17.4c been able to sell in America, but Award as one of the top five they have done aiway with cruel Bom In Akron, Ohio, the Rev. operators and union officials be­ gan. ’They were not identified. equipment of importance and as Call Anytime 200 Gals, or More traps. they are doing well In England, Mr. Bauer Is the son of Mr. school newspapers In the coun­ fore drafting recommendations Romney has turned over the many documents as possible in South Africa and Australia. 2 and Mrs. Louis E. Bauer Sr. try. He also was a student aid to Ctongress. letters, which had no return ad­ order to conceal our activities” he SALE IS NOW “Of course, there "Were other Has BWC damaged her ca­ • ! of that city. From 1959 until In the Department Of Classical ’The bureau denied the dresses, to federal authorities but that he acknowledged the market factors,” says Mr. Les­ reer? She says It hasn’t. She’s 1963 he attended Valparaiso Languages. While at Yale he charges and the union issued a without answering them. Pueblo’s spy role when North IN PROGRESS BOLAND OIL COMPANY lie MacMillan, A spokesman for booked up from nine to five ev­ received the “Woodrow Wilson" the fur trade, but Lady Muriel (Ind.) University where he was statement saying It has "led the The letters were received last Koreans showed him documents ESTABLISHED 1935 ery day. graduated with highest dlstlnc- scholarship. ARTHUR GRUG Dowding (founder of BWC and “But I've lost a lot of my fight for coal mine health and week and asked Romney for captured from the vessel. 369 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, 643-6320 salfeity In spite of strong opposi­ any assistance possible but "did PO l.C. James Shephard was "Wife of Air Marshal Lord Dowd- friends,’’ she admits. “First, be­ tion at times from the coal In­ ing, of Battle of Britain fame) cause BWC takes all my spare feels sure that her group Is af­ time—I haven’t had an evening Vernon dustry and federal and state fecting oU fur sales. governments.” at home In three months—and When Celia expressed her an­ secondly, because lots of my 6 New Surgical Technique tifur "Views in a puUlshed inter­ former friends thin I’ve gone School Board Hears Outline view, Lady Dowding contacted round the bend. WASHINGTON (AP) — Two her and asked for help. "I’ll never marry unless I fall Of Contract for Project ASK South Carolina surgeons have Celia, now a member of the In love with a man who feels as reported a novel new technique BWC council, has appeared on strongly about animals as I do. If the Vernon Board of Ed­ project. The center is located for controlling weakened sec- TV in England and Holland, giv­ I’m not worried about that, ei­ ucation enters into a contract In Storrs near the University tlons of a major abdominal en innumerable Interviews, ther. I’m not looking for a hus­ of Connecticut. Many work- blood vessel which can balloon with Project ASK, it will be made an antifur film In French band, and I’ll never give up this shops have been held in connec- and burst. and English for Canada and fight. I only go on modeling to part of a Joint effort of 22 Tol­ tlon with the project for every Encasing the aneurysms on America ("but I don’ t think get money, as I couldn’t carry land and Windham County type of "exceptional child,” the abdominal aorta in knitted they showed It,” she says sad­ on my work without It.” towns. emotionally disturbed, socially cloth bags, they report, t.as The main componente of the maladjusted, perceptually hand- slowed growth and prevented proposed contract which would ^ ‘"S I patlente. allow the towns to share special Criticism of Workshop The rupture of a large aneu- Follow Doctor’s Advice, services of the Ancillary Serv­ Teachers, administrators and rysm on the main arterial blood ices Center were explained to parents have participated in pipeline from the heart can be the Board of Education last these workshops. They will be fatal. Learn to Retire at 55 General Electric Filter night by'Wilson Tilley, director continued for the next two Doctors J. Manly Stallworth General Electric 30 Inch of the project. months. Approximately 90 per and Antonio Ramirez of the By THOMAS A. REEDY trade uiUon and medical Inter­ cent of the responses to evalu- Medical College of South Caro- Associated Press Writer ests for a pilot plan. Family The contract was drawn up ation at the close of the work- Una said Monday the knitted doctors would play a key role by Atty. John Rottner of Man­ shops held have been favorable, cloth reinforcement can be used LONDON (AP) — The witch­ but would have the immediate Automatic Washer chester. The center, Tilley ex­ Tilley reported major critl- when surgical repair of the ar- ing age to start thinking about advise of special consultants on Self-Cleaning Oven Range $ 0 0 1 plained, provides special pro­ cisms of the workshop have tery Is too dangerous to the pa- retirement—and doing some­ both health and welfare prob­ Has exclusive “Mln’l-Basket,” MuItlplOjOycle W a s^ g grams wWch would otherwise with 3 Speed Selections, Hydropower Washing System, been elementary and secondary tlent. thing about it—is 55, a panel of lems. Now you can clean the oven as easy as A, B, C . . . It’s H ■ normally be beyond the capa­ British experts has concluded. Impound Capacity, Fabric Softener Dispenser and many, school teachers should be sep­ Thus the working population, done automatically. Note these features: Accurate ^ s h - M many other wonderful features. bility of an individual commun­ arated; workshops should be Capital Footnotes According to the panel, at 55, at age 55, would gradually be button Controls, Hi-Speed Calrod Units, Automatic Oven | | ^ | ity. a man should regard the old *238 presented at more schools and The U.S. Mint says It will ac- fed into a system that would Timer, Spacious Oven, Etc. Signing a contract would not Involve more teachers, and cept only about 200,000 more or- carcass as something like an gear Dad to "view his retirement require any expenditures by workshops should be presented ders for 1968 proof coin sets, automobile which needs check­ from a higher plane than a General Electric 30" Auto Clock Range ...... $1*8 1. Generol Electric 2-Speed ...... $167 the individual Boards of Educa­ for administrators and school Miss Eva Adams, director, said ing from time to time for “pre­ wheelchair. tion until July of 1970, Tilley 2. General Electric 3-Cycle AutomJ^ic W«ner • - • ^ ^294 board members. the production limit is 3 mUllon ventive maintenance.’’ The association’s report com­ General Electric 2-Oven 40" Range, Deluxe M odel...... $254 3. General Electric Wosher Dryer Combinotion. 1 only explained. The most common reasons for sets and about 2.8 million orders If facilities for this would be mented: Albert Kerkin, a teacher at referrals from the schools are have been received. available in hospitals and clin­ “There Is a great deal of em­ General Electric Built-In Oven, Choice of C olors ...... $100 the middle school, who Is In listed as slow learner, under­ The Atomic Energy Commis­ ics, a man reaching retirement phasis placed today on learning charge of the project locally, achiever, emotional problems, sion announced it conducted its at 65 would by then have nipped how to grow healthily and hap­ told the board that the biggest speed and reading. eighth low yield, weapons-relat- all sorts of things In the bud. He pily from childhood through ad­ problem is the testing to deter­ Poll Hours Tomorrow ed nuclear test underg;round would be In the habit of periodic olescence to adult life. The mine students who need the Polls at the Vernon Elemen- Monday at the Nevada test site, checkups and would really have same emphasis must be put on services of the center. tary School and the Old Town The AEC said It also has con- learned how to loaf. the needs and demands of de­ The contract would allow lo­ Hall, will be open tomorrow ducted two Plowshare experi- The recommendations came velopment from middle life to cal autonomy for Boards of from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. for the ments toward peaceful uses of from the Pre-Retirement Asso­ the full maturity of age.” A Education In the performance special referendum to approve nuclear exoloslves #4tsfilAO avwl a f ...... “ * ciation, an organization of doc­ Regular checkups would help of their statutory duties and at an additional sum of $175,000 Charles E. Harris—director of tors, social workers and similar­ the aging man to recognize the the same time provide boards for the construction of an ele­ the Federal Youth Center at ■ar>' ly li)terested community leaders aches and pains he ought to ex­ with the means to furnish extra mentary school. Ashland, Ky.—has been named who contend It Is a lot easier to pect and put them In their prop­ services. warden of the U.S. Penitentiary learn how to work than to learn er perspective. At the same It would also provide for the at Marion, HI., the govern­ time any serious ailments that planning and Implementation of how to quit. future programs which may be ment’s maximum security pris­ Opinions were culled from may have otherwise gone imde- Curtis Bars on for young persons. medical circles, sociologists and tected, would be disclosed. supported by funds of federal, the government’s Ministry of Modern man is achle"vlng lon­ state and local governments. President Johnson has named Edward Clark, former ambas­ Health which summed up their gevity at such a pace, the panel Representatives on Panel Pupil Shift warned, that Britain will have In order to give each mem­ sador to Australia, to two part- conclusions Into this broad pro­ School Superintendent Wil­ time Jobs: executive director of posal: 10 mllUon men over 65 in retire­ ber board a voice in the policy ment—between one-fifth and of the service center, the pro­ liam Curtis has announced the the Inter-American Bank and Government ministries of commissioner of the U.S. pa"vl- health, labor and social security one-sixth of the population—20 posed contract provixleB for rep­ administration will not shift years from now. This calls for resentation by earfi member llon at Hemlsfalr. The Interna­ should take the lead In setting pupils from Waddell to Ver- tional Hemisfair exposition will up a group of management. action now. iboard on the Supervisory cotn- planck School next fall, . as mittee, whose policy would be run from April to October in had previously been planned. San Antonio, Tex. Implemented through an exe­ Instead, some 20 children cutive committee which it from the Wedgewood-Englewood Capital Quote woidd eieot. Dr. area who had been sched­ “I’m not saying you never Crocodile and Snake Pets In aigreeing to contrajct ■with uled for transfer in order to had it so good but that Is a fact. the Special Services Center, help balance enrollments will Isn’t It?—President Johnson, de- Make Watching TV Difficult the Board of Education would be allowed to remain at their fending “Great Society” pro­ bo creating a ■way ■to get pro­ present school. grams at an AFL-CIO building By BOY MALONE vials of antivenom, he returned grams supported by federal and Curtis received a consensus Associated Press Writer home—^Just In time to catch a staite fvmds which "would not be from the board for canceling WHERE FAMOUS TV show about the Amazon area feasible for sponsohshlp by an the proposed shift after noting DISTANT UNCLE WAS ST. LOUIS (AP) — When In South America, individual board, school board that further study by the ad­ HONOLULU (AP) — When Mrs. Charlotte Vico settles Into When Bob was 5, his parente members were told. ministration indicated “it the Richard L. Larson family of gave him a small snapping tur­ The contract provides for the makes sense to leave these her favorite living room chair, Kailua, near IIciioI'l-.Iu, took a she Ifl careful to keep her feet tle, not knowing it would start a election of a'supervisory com­ children, and also those from drive recently along the Kona collection similar In size to that the Parkade Apartments, at mittee "which would act as the Coast of Hawaii Island, one of off the floor. of the reptile house at tiie St. agent for the mem/ber boards Waddell.” General Electric Automatic , ”It’s hard to watch television Lculs Zoo. Beneath a pile of Curtis said he brought the the auto’s passengers, Brinton and In this capacity would su- Darlington Cook, 84, of Seattle, and keep your eye peeled for leaves In their back yard, 145 pervtse ail of the programs matter before the board be­ snakes at the same time," she cause he had received a letter waa especiaiUy interested in turtles are hibernating. G - E “No Frost” Refrigerator agreed upon. said. For years Bob had creatures from parents in the Wedgewood Kealaikekua Bay. This committee "would be Kealakekua Bay is the place The snakes, which at one running all over the house. He Built-In Dishwasher M P Q composed of the superintendent Englewood Dr. area protesting where Brutish sea Capt. James count numbered 122, are In the walked a six-foot monitor lizard Big 15.6 cubic foot i-rfrigerator-fpezer! No of schools of the member the proposed shift basement of her home along H ow ;^rrhe“‘was not yielding on a leash and kept It in the frosting ever. Makes ice cubes jet fast. Large boards and one member from he discovered the Hawaiian Is­ with several other species of bathtub. When It started attack­ each member board. ’The boards to parental pressure, Curtis reptiles, including "that man- assured the board, but had de­ lands. ing people, Bob’s parents said It lb. top freezer. would elect a member by bal­ eating Nile crocodile,” she add­ had to go. Now the menagerie, >268 T a n m X e l without hand rinsing or scraping - Just cided after further study of The "Seaittle Cook is a direct lot. descendant of a brother of the ed. which he says Is worth more tut off large or hard food scraps. In turn, the supervisory com- population trends that shifting the children would be inadvis­ English explorer. He was visit­ Tlje crocodile fortunately Is than $1,000, Is confined to the V mlititee would elect an execu­ ing his daughter, Mrs. Larson. basement. 1. General Electric 12 cu. ft. Refrigerotor - FreexOT...... $1$7 tive committee to Implement able because the move probably *tlll a youngster. The snakes G-E Portoble Dishwasher ...... 5138 policy of the supervisory group. would be only temporary. are In glass cages under the Mrs. Vico belongs to several With ELECTRIC HEAT - watchful eye of Mrs. Vico's 17- 2. Generol Electric Auto. Defrost 14 cu. ft. 2-Dr. Refer-Fri^xer $228 Each town’s share of the total He said the effect of the 300- h. buy is m(f women’s clubs, but they always G-E Front Loading Dishwasher ...... 5174 year-old son, Bob. avoid using her house for meet­ budget would depend on total unlt Fountain ’Village Apar- 3. General Electric 15 cu. ft. All Refrigerator SAVE $ enrollment. ments now rising In the Ver- "I’m the nut,” Bob says Jok­ ings. One summer, she said she G-E Portable 3-Cycle Wood Top Dishwasher ...... $181 PLUMB^OUT ingly. "I Just got a taste for drove from California to St. Any member board may with- planck District—plus other draw from the contract agree­ new construction slated for the There’s nothing quite like the carefree comfort of modern, clean and quiet snakes. But you know, they’re Louis in a car that had 48 ment If It gives written notice same area —was the determlng STOP electric heat, Electric heat can give you gentle, even warmth with the option of the most mlsimderstood animal snakes in bags. And she can't of Its intent to do so to each factor In changing his thinking. In the world, ..." And with that forget all those times she member board a year prior to This construction will put dis­ individual room control. Everyone in the family works and relaxes in comfort. the herpetologdst-to-be starts reached into the freezer only to the date of the proposed with­ trict pressures on Verplanck and Into a lecture that could go on grab something Bob had put drawal. make It advisable to leave the And, with electric heat, there’s actually more room in which to relax. More for hours. there, like frozen rats (snake Waddeli children at their Bob, a modest, well-read lad. foot) or autopsied turtles. LONG EASY TERMS OPEN DAILY Even if a board -withdraws. h-owever. It must be responsible present school, Curtis said, space, and carefree comfort, make your home a great place to relax and enjoy Is In demand In St. Louis for his Bob buys reptiles from collec­ for its share of the current op- lb order to keep them there, easy living. talks ai)out reptiles. After listen­ tors all over the world and often crating budget. however, a library space will ing to him trace the 35-mllllon- swaps one of his rare species 70 Schools In Program , have to be utilized for a class- yeor history of vipers one be­ for one he wemts. He has been W ITH UP TO Of the 22 towns now being room next year and another Electric heat costs less than you think — and it’s easily installed. For complete gins to think he’s Ustenlng to a offered $400 for his Indian Rock and Saturday served by the special services teacher added to the staff, the information, telephone your electric heating contractor, or The Hartford Elec­ college professor. Python but won’t sell “Jorgia.” center, 70 schools are Involved, superintendent stated. CONCENTRATED LIQUID Recently one of Bob’s reptiles He says "I’m too fond of her.;’ tric Light Company. You’ll see Why we say, when you Live Electrically . . . Jorgia should grow to 26-feet 3 YEARS TO PAY 9 to 9 from 9 to 6 P.M. Tilley said the program will be By this action, the adminlstra- got a taste for him. While he DRAIN OPENER • CLEANER more effective once guidelines tlon should be .able to keep the the living is easy. was feeding his 24-lnch long some day and if she still wraps are established. Waddell “Intact for another • EATS HAIR poisonous beaded Mexican liz­ around his neck as she does At the present time the pro- three years,” he predicted, ard, It bit him on the thumb, now Bob may have to find her a gram Is operating with the When the board agreed the injecting venom which Bob said now-home.. “Someday the croco­ equivalent of 11 full-time staff matter was an administrative * MANCHESTER is "as potent as that of a rattle dile "will have to go, too," he members. Tilley also said with- one, Curtis said he would set Electric Light C snake." said. In another year, pre-school ac- up school district lines and an- HARDWARE "It wasn’t the fault of the liz­ Right now, he’s not golm to f APPLIANCE and TV CENTER tlvlty will probably become the nounce them shortly, ard,” he insisted as he lay on worry about It. He’s too/busy largest part of the program. The same group of parents & SUPPLY. iNC. YOUR INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC COMPANY his hospital bed. "It was mine." trying to dispel myths and edu­ The staff needs more speech sending; the letter of protest had Bob Is credited with sa"vlng cate the public about the value therapists and social workers, also Initiated a petition In Febru- 877 Main St., Manchester "his own life. After the bite he of snakes In nature. “If It were TUley said. ary seeking to have their chll- placed a tourniquet on his arm not for them, the land would be INC. ^ This Is the first year of the dren remain at Waddell. and bled the wound. After a lo­ overrun by rodents,” he ex­ cal hospital administered two plained. ^ PAGE TWELVE BIANCHBSTER BVENINO HERALD. BIANCHESTtiH. CONN-. TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1908 TUESDAY^ MARCH 26^4 iOTanrlfWter lEwnttig pfraUi TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 the Thomas F. Farley Funeral Home, 9* Webeter St., Hart­ 1,000 of Foe Gifts Total $446,000 ford, with a solemn high Mass of raquiem at Sacred Hm M caiuroh, Bloom fl^, at 9. Bur- .^ttack Base wUl be In Mt. St, Benedict In W ill of $13^^ ^225 "Budget Miller Dies, , Bloomfield, In Highlands \ *,*,o.~Vernon, focn«r treas- gohn"V9, Roach According to^ihtelllgence re------requested. Atid, he is recom- urer of the Bighth DiiMct and j^jy, Roach, 68, of H art-' '^ h e iid ^ $470,(XX) for capital Im- patchers. ports, four North'Aaetnamese The wllli^lled In Manchester the principal to go to the above He has cut th»s^wn Fire De­ former treasurer-director^ formerly of Manchester, provenrteiUs, up $800,600 over the the Carlyle-Johason Machine dead-on-arrlval at Hartford Regiments—about 12,000'''troops Probate Court,'-names the Hart- three In the event ot his death. partment request rl>£,,nlne new died this morning at Manches- Hdbpltal last night where he was —thfbaten the Kontum ca ty -D ik ^ « l NaUonal Bahk Md Trust Clifford Stevena of Hartford, current ap^roij^tion. firemen to a recommeiftled two. ter Memorial Hospital. brought-after suffering a seizure dv. or«a C o.as executor and mistee. No a nepheiw, $1,000. His recommendation for mu­ Weiss’ $475,000 recomtn^ Mr. Miller was born in Kings­ while at w ^k at Pratt and Whit­ I'o area. ' estimate of the amoimt 'df- hls Caroline Weir of Hartford, a nicipal services, exclusive of tlon for the Capital Improve' The hea^ fighting near Sal- etsate hAa..^en made. An sister, $20,000 in trust, ton, Ont. Can., Jan. 8, 1897, and ney Division of^nlted Aircraft education and capital inlpcqve- ments Fund contains the follow- came to Manchester in 1919, to Corp., East Hartford, where he gun was 'toudied off before ventory of hlS'holdings must be ''itffie sieechler of Manches- ments, is $682,767 above c u rr^ t fUR items: $100,000 for the Join Carlyle-Johnson. He re­ was a welder. daiwn Monday when the Viet fjied within two'^nonths of the ter, a niece, $10,000 In trust. apprdpriatlons. ^Gakland-Parker Sts. connector, tired two years ago, as treasur­ Mf. Roach was bom, March Cong attacked two S The Rev. George F. Hill; a daughter, Mrs. Helene ing a similar battle against ris­ Nostrand, rector of St. Mary’s A. Demaois of Stafford Springs, two sides, attacking U.S. ar- taling $431,000 to> 26 persons, Lewis Ledbetter, a nejfdiew, west entrance to the Parkade; mored columns to the northwest with provisions that the money of Trent, County of Derbyshire, ing tax rates in the midst of Episcopal Church; will officiate. and four grandchildren. inflation.” $35,0(M) for drainage improve­ Burial will be in East Ceme­ The funeral will be held Thurs­ and the northeast en route to would go to the survivors of Englemd, $6,260 in trust, ments to Hilliard St. "If the property taxp^ter,^is tery. day at 9:16 a.m. from the W. P. reinforce the beleagured town those persons in the event they Wllllaim Ledbetter, a nephew, Also, $15,000 for drainage im- and its outposts. did not survive Mr. Holl. A also of Trent, $6,200. to receive any substantial provements to Bigelow Brook at iraends may call at the fu­ Quish Funeral Home, 226 Main 1 1 /v ^ ** X X / A l a a a a « r a n c N w a n v e a ''-s . . ______neral home tomorrow from 7 to St, with a solemn high Mass of determination of those persons The children of deceased lief,” Weiss says, "It appears the Parkade; $26,000 for land that the entire state tax struc­ 9 p.m. requiem at the Cathedral of St. and their survivors also niust nephew Charles Ledbetter, late acquisition in connection with Joseph, Hartford, at 10. Burial be made. of Old HHl, County of Staf- ture must be reviewed and per­ sanitation plans; $45,(XX) for will be In Mt. St. Benedict Ceme­ State News Mr. HoU left $30,000 in trust fordshlre, England, $6,260. haps revised, in order to funnel sidewalks on Gardner St.; $30.- Mrs. Catherine Mangino more revenue to local govern­ 2 to his niece. Miss MilUcent Hilda Ledbetter of TTent, 000 for topographical maps, Mrs. Catherine Merrier Man- tery, Bloomfield. ment.” Friends may call at the tuner- Jones, with whom he made his $1,000. $8,000 for resurfacing eight ten­ gtno, 63, of Hartford, mother Roundup Referring to Industrial de­ of Richard Cooksey and James home tomorrow from 2 to 4 home In Bolton. She is to draw Ada Holl of ’Toll End, Ooun- nis courts at Memorial Field the Income from the sum. With ty of Staffordshire, Elngland, velopment, Weiss says, "Our In­ and the West Side Rec. Cooksey, both of 'Tolland, and “R"* 7 to 9 p.m. (Continued from Page One) dustrial promotion program is Melvin Lumpkin, left, and Bruce Dreyfus of the Jaycee stater of Albert Merrier of ------the prlnclpsd to be disposed of in $26,000 in trust, Also. $10,000 for paving the Kennedy’s position' would be her will. Alice Green of Dudley, Ooun- producing some results In that saulters Pool parking area; $9,- Rockville, died yesterday morn- Mrs. Jennie Henderson we have been successful In ing at S t Francis Hospital, Mrs. Jennie Henderson, M, of "something really new ln_Amer- He left $30,000, also In trust ty of Worcestershire, England, 000 for lighting Memorial Field Outstanding Young Educator and with the same conditions, $12,600. persuading seven industries to for Pony League Football; $7,- Hnr^rorrt 39 Lawton Rd., widow of Thom- Ican government—a pair of Si­ relocate in new facilities in Survlvors also include an- as Henderson, died this mom- to Mrs. Edna Wuerdlg of Man- Joseph C. Holl, also of Dud- 000 for preparing and grading a The Manchester Jaycees chose versity cum laude In 1959. Be­ amese presidents inseparably chester, his secretary since ley, $12,600. Manchester or to move here new section of East Cemetery; P. Melvin Lumpkin, Bennet Jun­ fore coming to Manchester, he other son, 3 daughters, 5 other kig at Manchester Memorial •-from outside of town.” 6 . George Holl of Boston, a brothers, 3 staters, and 14 Hospital. bound together and both li-ving 1910 $12,000 for additional parking at ior High School music teacher, was supervisor of music for the Krandchlldren. Henderson was born in the White House at the same The residual portion of his brother, $30,000 in trust. In the "However,” he continues, the Police Station, to service the as their Outstanding Young Edu­ Dalton, Mass., school system. 'The funeral will be held April 24, 1879 in Scotland,^ and time," he said. estate Is divided into six equal event of his death, one half of 'the real fruits from this pro- Circuit Court; and $35,000 for cator of 1968. He Is now working for a mas­ came to this country at an Alsop said he agreed with the portions, with one portion each the income goes to his daugh- gram should become evident as an improved traffic light system Lumpkin was presented the ter of music education at the Thursday at 8:16 ajn. from the we extend utildUes into prime on W. Middle Tpke. Thomas F. Farley Funeral early age. She had lived In Rare Halo Around Sun dissident Democrats that "It’s to his sisters, Caroline Weir and ter, Maragret HoU, and one half award at the Jaycees’ meeting University of Hartford and Manchester most of her life. time for a change.” But he Mary J. Jones; his brother, his son, George HoU. Each A Olaatonbury flremsm hoses down the last remains of fire Swamp Rd. in Glastonbury. A second bam which caught fire areas adjacent to good roads.” Capital Improvement requests last night. His name has been hopes to receive his degree in Home, 96 Webeter S t, Hart­ A very rare triple halo vague receives one half of the princi­ on a tobacco bam which was completely leveled at 298 Great 1969, ford, with a solemn high Mass She was a member of the Man­ ^ n T th e ® ‘fm e ^ ™ r ^ d S -aid, "I think it’s time not only George Holl; the chUdren of a from the first Is shown In the rear. (Herald photo by Moquin.) He predicts, "The impact of submitted by department heads sent by the Jaycees to their chester Salvation Army Corps. around the sun with two sun , P «pa always connected with one a new president but for a deceased brother, John Holl; pal at age 26. major highway construction had totaled $2,280,353. The larg- state chapter for consideration He Is the church organist and of requiem at S t Augustine’s (Rts. and 184) will also be an est Item Out was $675,000 for an choir director of Faith Congre­ CBiurch, Hartford, at 9. Burial Survivors Include a son, Fred- dogs shows over Manchester whole show is caused anothe” by the white or rain- president of a new party and the chUdren of a deceased sls- Mary J. Jones of Hartford, a 6 as the state’s educator this year. erick J. Henderson of Ware- and most of the state at noon ^ j. crvBtals In the Cirrus bow rings “ ® *®*’’ HriscUla Ledbetter; and one sister, $100,000 in trust. important factor In Industrial addition to the Municipal Build- The music teacher has been gational Church in Hartford. will be in Cedar HiU Cemetery, Amy Jones of Hartford, a Hospital Notes development.” Ing. The $475,000 recommended He is treasurer of the PTA at Hartford. house Polrtt; 2 daughters, Mrs. today giving a bright and cal- r^ lo n so f the atmosphere about The circles are due to the re- new organization to go with it.’’ portion to be divided among Jo Glastonbury Barns making music lovers If not al­ Friends may caU at the fu- H®*^®5f ^ " “ette ^d Mrs. Ar- orful performance. • 35,000 feet up, according to flection of the sun’s rays by the - seph J.^ Holl, , Alice xr „ Green _ , Den- . niece, $6,000. All evening visiting hours end Weiss is recommending an as- by Weiss accounts for approxl- ways musicians out of seventh Bowers School where his son neraa home to^ht from 7 to 9 t^ur John Gustafson, both of The U.S. Weather Bureau Staron of Wethersfield, vertlcle faces of ice crystals In SiOldier Dies ill Viet nlver, Charles Holl, E^ard Phyllis Jones of Hartford, a at 8 p.m., and start, in the sistant town planner, at $8,580 mately 2 mills of his 42.6 mill grade students at Bennet since and daughter are students. niece, $ , . He and his wife, Viola, make and tomorrow from 2 to 6 and Manchester; a brother, Joseph sadd single halos, created by ^ astronomy grad student at the air, which assume a defl- EAST HAMPTON (AP) — !!°j!’ ^ ’'® „ 6 000 Destroyed by Fire various units, at: Pediatrics, 3 annually, to take care of long- recommended General Fund tax 1961. Olive Jones Holcomb of Hart­ range planning "that Is now rate. their home at 117 Lenox St. 7 to 9 p.m. ’Thompson of Manchester; 2 the sun shining through high Wesleyan Observatory in nlte orientation in falUng. To- Army Pfc. Berndt Bachleda of „ , William HoU, all of p.m.; self service unit, 10 a.m.; Lumpkin has prepared a vol­ oiof^rasisters, MxoMrs. Arthur Axth.ix Wilkie andon/T clouds, are not uncom- Middletown. day’s circles were partly white East Hampton has been killed ford, a niece, $5,000. An old tobacco bam burned to the ground yesterday Crowell House, 5 p.m . week­ neglected.” Weiss’ tentative budgets will Arthur GEU*dner of Manches­ unteer choir of 85 voices for a Mrs. Josephine Lukas Mrs. Edward Quish, both of mon. But a double circle Is staron said they are much and portions of the inner circle Vietnam. Specific bequests are to the Kftemoon at 298 Great Swamp Rd., in Glatsonbury, and days, 3 p.m., weekends and holi­ He is recommending two ad- be printed at a later date in the tour of the town’s elementary Manchester; 7 grandchildren, following or to their survivors: ter, $2,600. dlticsial patrolmen, an addition- Herald as a public adverlise- Mrs. Josephine FUlpowskl Lu­ “quite rare." mon common in the late fall were red and the outer circle, Bachleda, a member of the the heat of the fine set a nearby bam to flames. The days; private rooms, 10 a.m.; schools starting next week. FOR RENT and 11 great-grandchildren. Alice Gapper, a niece, of Ga- Nellie Haggard of Manchester, semi-private rooms, S p.m .; al mechanic and a civilian dis- ment, as required by the town kas, 74, of 189 Oakland St. died Three circles were virible to- and winter. Since this one is purple or blue. Airborne Co., 2nd Battal- second bam was heavily damaged before volunteer fire­ Allan Cone, vice priniclpal at 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro­ Funeral services will be held bowen. County of Shopshire, $500. special care is any time for patoher for the Police Depart- charter. jectors—sound or siknt, also yesterday at M^chester Me- T^uraaky ar3 ‘p"m."at Holmes day. in the spring and on a warm Professor Emery Fletch^ of killed March 12—his men fixHn Glastonbury were able to subdue the flames. Bennet, said, "We think of him 'The photo shows two of the jay, it is more rare. Snow is Wesleyan measured the rings gigt birthday, England, $30,000 In trust. To his grandnephew, Sher- immediate family only, with a ment. The departmental re- Copies of his budget will be as one of the finest teachers 33 inm. slide projectors. mortal Hospital after a long ill Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Florence Stevens, a niece, of wood Beechler of Manchester, The two 'bams were used for five-minute limitation. After­ quest was for four additional available for inspection in the ness. She was the widow of large circles. ’The sun dogs are highly unlikely, he added. around the sun flndtag them crrnrtnnfp we have; he’s a fine gentleman WELDON DRUG CO. Maj. Kenneth Lance, offlcer-ln- the bright portions of the cir- But the upper atmosphere Is just over 22 deg^rees In radius. of Pennybont, County of Radnor- Mr. Holl left his Manchester real storage. In each one was Beckwith said there was noon visiting hours in obstetrics patrolmen, one additional me- Municipal Building. and loved by the students. 767 Main St.—Tel. 643-5821 John Lukas. charge of the Manchester Sal-, ^ cold anyway, he added, it is the degrees being part of the East Hampton High ^hool and shire, England, $10,000. estate and Insurance business boat, and both boats were com- much junk stored In both bams are 3 to 4 p.m., then begin again Mrs. Lukas was bom In odijrwwj, _ . ’ . A.____ e___ »___ WATit fn V ifttn flm In s l Dpf*i»TnhAr "His rapport with pupils Is vation Army Corps, will officl- dog is north of the aun . conoXable” hey“couid“be seen im “degrees I r ^ "horizon to went to Vietnam last December. Aimle Jones, a niece, of offices and good wlU. ptetely burned. The ,bams were rags probably at 7 p.m. Visitors are asked not Pease, Somers; Mrs. Loretta V. Roaer, South Rd., Bolton; Ed- Poland, and had been a resi­ ate. Burial will be In East Cem­ to smoke In patient’s rooms. No excellent. Their enthusiasm Is dent of Manchester for the past Here is the weatherman’s any time of the year. horizon. He said if it had meas- ^ n e ra l services ^ I h military Newridge on Tye. County of He left his furniture, furnlsh- insured; the contents ot the “ •'® spontaneous Powell, 75 Lenox St.; Thomas ward H. Cunningham, 23 Union wonderful. etery. description of the phenomenon: meteorologists call sun ured 11 degrees, it would mean honors will be held W e^ sd ay Radnorshire, England, $10,000. Ings and household effects to bams were not. combustion. more than two visitors at one E. Quish, 93 Ashworth St., Paul St.; James E. Haysllp, 47 High 80 years. She was a communi­ Friends may call at the fu­ time per patient. "He inspires young people BliMprint S«rvic«s “It looks like a allghUy egg- dogs parhelions. ’They can water particles Instead of ice a t the E ^ Hampton Oongre- John L. Holl of Wales, a his niece, MUllcent Jones, and The two barns were located Great Swamp Rd. In Glaston- H. Richard Jr., 35 Bigelow St.; St., Rockville; Benjamin Scalo- and Is able to get them to put cant of St. Bridget Church. neral home tomorrow from 2 to nephew, $10,000 in trust, with to his sister, Mary J. Jones. She was a member of the Polish shaped circle placed upon a come double, triple or even had caused the rings. gatlonal Church, about 75 feet behind a home In bury is a continuation of Hllls- Alan P. Rubin, 291 Rainbow Rd., ra, East Hartford; John R. Lu- forth their best effort.” Manchester 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. true circle, and where the two more numerous. ’They appear at (Herald photo by Pinto) His parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- whlch Uvea Lynn Merriam and town Rd. The property,^ where ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Windsor; Mrs. Marta Salenieks, man Jr., 186 Dogwood Lane, Blueprint and Supply, Inc. Roman CathoUc Union of Mrs. Nancy J. Anderson, Col­ In thanking the Jaycees, America, and Polish Women’s match at top and bottom, the ton Bachleda, reside in Yonk- hts family. Merriam rents the the bams burned Is located 81 Jarvis Rd.; Greta L. Toure- Wapping; Joan SenzeJ, 150 Lumpkin said, "The children 690 Hartford Rd., Manchester Critique Published premises and was the owner about half a mile from the Man- chester; Mrs. Rachel S. Barnes, tellotte, Storrs; William C. Ulm, Forest St.; Stuart A. Grisel, 640-8693 AlUance, Group 618. light Is brighter and shows •pv* f • g^rocery store, knocking various ^.Y 421 Lake St., Vernon; Mrs. Eun­ have made the honor for me.” M Survivors Include a son, Al­ rainbow tints. At the right and U n V 0 1 * i l l J l i r C v l goods off their shelves and In- of the boats. cbester-Glastonbury town line. 81 Wells St.; David H. WdUlams, 814 Burnham St., outh Wind­ Lumpkin won his bachelor of Rockville Exchange Ent 1490 Funerals ice I. Bernard, 170 Scott Dr.; 151 St. John St. sor; Mrs. Judith A. Murdock, phonse Lukas of Manchester; a left there is a slight separation k P '1 /"'ix cicV itic fllctlng damage upon the bulld- The house and the burned Merriam works as a guard at Heads Council Carol J. Boland, 119 Henry St.; music degree from Boston Uni­ daughter, Mrs. John Cutler of of the two rings. A .S ing itself before traveling an bams are in an isolated area P ratt and Whltrtey Aircraft In BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A 82 W. Center St.; CHinton J. Mrs. Rose DlBattisto Cash, N©w Tir©s Dr. Robert R. Keeney Jr. last Mrs. Gertrude H. Buchanan, 176 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hendrickson, 72 S. Hawthorne South Windsor; a brother, Pe­ ’The fimeral of Mrs. Rose "But this Is not all. Another U A P '1 additional 100 ft. across Pitkin Polish Regime Paper several hundred feet from Great East Hartford. He said he had Woodland St.; Mary D. Collins, circle started from the middle X © I© S V T rO C © ry gt_ to slam into a tree., in front enough fires now to last him night was elected and Installed Utakls, 15 West St.; a son to St.; Alfred J. Jarvis, 6 Wood­ ter FUlpowskl of Poland, and DiBattisto of 21 Scarborough Rd. Tak©n in Br©ak Swamp Rd. A stretch of dirt president of the Manchester 28 Mimro St.; JuUa Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Syril Bragg, 442 land St. Galling 2, 3, 4, 5 Year Olds To Visit The Brand New five grandchildren. was held this morning from of the left side of these rings of 473 E. Cetner St. road leads from the pavement for some time. "Just this morn­ ^ -tern179 tirW. Center 04-St.; . rLarry C. Gra­ ’The funeral win be held to­ ui r iicnic r u iic rtu __and,' _____ heading° ___ away' at a 90 de­ ^ 29-year-old Manchester man Damage has been incurred at ’Thieves broke Into the Can- ing,” he said, "I was called out Council of Churches, at a meet­ Oakland Rd., Wapping; a son Also, Mrs. Barbara J. Gay and CHILD DAY the John F. Tiemey Bhineral OKs Student Demand of the curvey road to the prop­ ham, 39 Bunce Dr.; Mrs. Helen to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Demko, daughter. Lakeside Circle, Bol­ morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the W^'center St '***^to Xree angle, made another circle who crash ^ his car into the the grocery store, which was tone Esso Service Station at 308 erty. to direct traffic at the fire at ing at Community Baptist Home, Church. He succeeds the Rev. M. Kinney, 6 Ward St., Rock- 32 K ane^d.; a son to Mr. and ton; Mrs. Janice R. Blow and KIDDIE KORtAL CARE CENTER Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main a solmenen high Mass of' re- around through the north ^ PUkto^Sts ves- ^ W. Middle Tpke. between 9 p.m. (Continued from Page One) Firemen had to stretch near­ Hockanum Restaurant. Now, vllle; Mrs. Marguerite MacNel- AIX DAY—HOURLY—WEEKLY - - - back to the other side of the E. Center and Pitkin bts. yes- town zoning regulation went ^ ^ lice brutality, accused the offl- this afternoon, they call to tell John Hughes. The Rev. Walter Mrs. Martin Gburski, Talcott daughter, Marlborough. St., with a solemn high Mass of ly 1,000 feet of hose from a fire ly, 24 Strong St.; Edward P. Responsible care of your child while you A Hill Rd., Coventry. ------requiem at St. Bridget Church ’The Rev. Peter J. Pinto of "tain halos, thus surrounding terday at 1 p.m. is expected to jjjto______effect, on______a number_____ of oc- Sunday and 8 a.m. Monday, an Illegal activity?” the publl- cial press of lying and demand- me that the bams at my place Loomis of Community Church work, shop or keep your appointments. hydrant on Great Swamp Rd. officiated at the installation. Maher, 66 Dudley St.; Mrs. DISCHARGED YESTER- NOT FAR WRONG at 9. -Burial 'will be in St. Bridg­ New Haven nephew of the the zenith, or overhead point. released’ from Manchester casions .The last incident took making off with an estimated cation asked. "Of course nobody ing more freedom. No new dem- to where ithe baxivs were burn­ are burning.” Cathleen Massell, East Hart­ Hours: 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. = Hospital tomorrow, place only a few weeks ago $727.43 in merchandise, cash and ®f"' ' ' “nstraUons have been reported Others installed are the Rev. DAY: Norma L. Letendre, LOUISVILLE (AP) — AI- (Hot Lunches Served) et Cemetery. deceased, was celebrant. ’The ring was much more faint Memorial Eospltol tomo^w, place only a few weeks ago $727.43 In merchandise, cash and ®®"' ing. “We nearly ran out of The Hockanum Restaurant In ford; Da'wn N. Miller, Brook­ Warehouse Point; Mrs. Lucy B. though the letters In a key word Frends may call at the fu- Rev Jos’enh Vula was deacon and may be visible only very according to hospital officials, when a car, wheeling out of -hecks clothesmen the fight against since three Warsaw sit-ins end- East Hartford, was destroyed Kenneth Steere of Center Con­ field Rd., Bolton; Thomas J. 9 DELMONT STREET. MANCHEISTER hose,” said John Beckwith, Reid, 650 Lydall St.; Anthony on a bulletin board at a local WE’RE OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND! neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ^ d ’the Rev. Vtocent J. Fhmm briefly ...” . William T. Nevlns of 21 Eliza- control, struck the store and de- ^ crime and ag^nst foreign es- ed Saturday. deputy fire marshall with the by fire about 7:30 yesterday gregational Church, first vice Molloy Jr., 50 Deming St., Wap­ ------aubdeacon 1116 Rev Paul Farmers, sailors and others beth Dr., a paraplegic and the molished a telephone booth and *be burglars gato- plonage is not possible any- president; Wilbur Little, second Bayles, 295 Burnham St.; Mrs. high school were juggled town of Glastonbury. morning. ping; William T. Nevlns, 21 Mary N. Kennedy ,67 Brent Rd.; around, they still made sense. PHONE 649-5531 Harry C. Hayes Sr. Keneflck of Meriden and the concerned with weather chang- operator of a karate school in a vending machine, which were ®^ entrance to the sta ion by where. There is no coimtry The property which Merriam vice president, and the Rev. Mr. Elizabeth Dr.; Joyce Paster­ Bring The ChUdren To Visit Us! Rev. Henry C. Frascadore ea often call the brighter por- town, lost control of his special- located outside the building. breaking out a 3 x 2 fw t pane where something like this is Beckwith said the fire started Hughes, third vice president. James G. Zuccardy, Barnsbee The announcement read: "To- COVENTRY — Harry C. Franc© Seeks In the bam dlrecUy behind the rents belongs to the Five H nack, 191 Woodland St.; Lynn M. Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Mae M. night — PTA Broad Meeting.” Hayes Sr., 80, of Rabbit Trail, principal of South Catholic tions of the rings where they ly equipped car as he traveled Neither the phone booth nor Blass at the rear of the build- possible. Mrs. Allen Benford and Mrs. ft'' ' house. "It started In some Corp. of West Hartford. One of John Knowles, both of the Man­ died yesterday at his home. High School, Hartford, were meet sun dogs, mock suns or east on E. Center St. the vending machine have been *UB- The regime now has ousted 12 Conference on rags In the comer over there,” Iho partners in the company, Mr. Hayes was bom May 7, seated in the sanctuary. Mrs. Just dogs. *1710 derivation is ’The car careened into the replaced at their former loca- Once inside, they removed persons, most of them Jews, chester League of Women Vot­ tions. $248.65 in cash and checks from since disturbances began on said Beckwith, pointing to the Walter Haywood of Newington, ers, spoke on Project Concern, 1887 In Glen Falla, N.Y., and liv­ Ralph Maccarone was organist Money System northwest comer of the charred said both bams were insured— ed In Marlboro, N.Y., most of the owner’s usual hiding place, March 8, g;rowlng out of student the busing of underpri-vileged and soloist. (Continued from Page Onei rubble that once was the bam. °"e for $6,000, and the other his life before moving to South Burial was In St. James’ gathered up 18 new tires, valued unrest over the closing of a play Hartford children to Manches­ Coventry about three years ago. Tamsky Outlines His Aims - , ^ , in excess of $800. and vanished, which had some lines construed ^ cut down on the ’’The firemen were here, laying I®*" $3,000. ter. Cemetery. Father Vujs, assist­ out the hoses, when the fire Haywood said that old tobac- Survivors include a son, ed by Father Pinto, read the T-y vT*i T*'i taTi »5lOCK. lTA3 nS.Cl The station Is owned by Thom by censors as anti-Soviet. role of gold and create the The Rev. Tolley Williamson, Harry C. Hayes Jr. of Elizabeth, as Cantone, 209 Gardner St. ’The students have charged po- suddenly spread in a burst from co bam siding is quite popular chaplain at Manchester Memor­ committal service. drawing rigb-ts to provide read­ UARll Of [iC IltIN C I N.J.; two sisters, Mrs. Gustave tor Highway Link at Lake Rise the comer where It began. The today. People buy it and use It ial Hospital, reported on his Bearers were Daniel Matone, ier currency for world trade. whole bam was In flames In for redoing rooms In their Llndgren of South Coventry and Patrick Poulina, Eugene Pinto, Town Planner Joseph Tamsky earlier exit to Hartford, to If the drawing rights system activities for the past year. Mrs. John J. Donahue of Hart- jjichael DlBattisto, Michael has disclosed the substance of double back and make the prop- about three minutes.” homes. He said he was negoti- NEW YORK (AP)—The stock Board May Modify Policy is finally approved in Stockholm Beckwith said that a short ating the sale of the siding on ford; a ^rother, Clifford Hayes Lionettl and Anthony PalotU. comments and plans he expects er connection. by the richest non-Ctommu- of Glen Falls; and a grandson market rallied early this after­ 10 while later, the other bam, the burned bams. "We were to offer at a meeting of the Capi- An undesirable aspect of the noon, heading for its first real nist countries it could usher in a which is about 60 feet away, planning to take those bams Town Opens Bids Private g;raveslde services Ernest R. Johnson tol Region Planning Association proposed interchange, according advance In six sessions. On Dental Health Program new epoch In international pay­ Buid( will be held Friday at 3 p.m. at caught fire from the heat. down soon,” he said. "I guess Funeral services for Ernest tonight when it studies a revised to Tamsky, is that traffic de- The Dow Jones industrial av- ments In which gold’s role The bam which first Ignited we should have started sooner.” For Clean Fill St. Mary’s Cemetery, Marlboro. R, Johnson of Sterling Village, state Highway Department plan siring to exit at Manchester erage at noon was up 2.94 at A modification in the policy contain three sections: ’The first would diminish. Sponsors of the ’The Holmes Funeral Home, was completely leveled; the Haywood indicated that he Boynton Beach, Fla., formerly (qj. the proposed Laurel Lake from Rt. 491 will no longer be 830.1. and operation of -the new school a grading of the condition of "paper gold” system arg;ue that second bam was badly burned, and his partners bought the Two firms bid today to supply 4W Main St., Manchester, s n Manchester, were held this highway interchange. allowed to get off at W. Middle Gains outstripped losses by a dental health program was the child’s teeth; the second r would be easier to control the town with fill to cover refuse charge of arrangements. morning at the Holmes Funeral Tamsky outlined his plans for ’Tpke., but will be required to 2-to-l ratio on the New York recommended last night by -the a "reply card” on which par- than the dynamic gold market It was completely gutted and property "about two or three the roof caved In. months ago.” at the Olcott St. Disposal Area. There will be no calling hours. 400 Main St. The Rev. the three members of the Town exit at Silver Lane or Buckland. Stock Exchange. Although on Board of Education, after it ents are asked to return to and would ensure a growth of Monaco and Sons of Glaston­ ------C. Henry Anderson, pastor of Planning Commis.s'on who were Tamsky said that the federal Friday the Dow ndu-strials learned that dental hygienists the schools, indicating that need- world currency resources >need- bury bid $1.81 per cubic yard Marlin J. Clifford Emanuel Lutheran Church, of- present for a :. c ;al meeting at government doesn’t necessarily made a slight gain, losses were were bogged down in paper- ed tooth repairs \rilj be made ed for the expansion of trade. if they load w d haul the fill In Martln J. Clifford, 75, of 12 (idated. Burial was in Veteran’s the Municipal Building last have the final say on the proj- far more numerous than gains work and also are receiving by the family dentist; and the At Stockholrfi a heated wran- their own trucks. Short St., husband of Mrs. Mar- Cemetery, night. eel. "Their interest lies main­ on the Big Board. some parental resistance to the third a dentist’s certificate, to gie is expected between France, Manchester Sand and Gravel tha Kabrick CTlfford, died last Bearers were Gordon Keeney, Although no action was taken ly In seeing thht the local agen- ’The market was higher from program. be returned to the schools af- represented by Debre, and the Bai^in Days bid $2 per cubic yard If they night at Manchester Memorial Lawrence Johnson, Carl Rohr- as the commission viewed a cie.s Involved, Including the the start. Brokers saw the light ’The 'board’s suggestion was ter the work has been done. United States, represented by Hospital. load and haul, and 25 cents per back, Roland Bollveau,. Alfred sketch of Tamsky’s proposed CRPA approve of the project volume on Monday’s decline and that parents no longer be asked Some parents have balked at Treasury Secretary Henry M. cubic yard if the town loads and Mr. Clifford was born Oct. 1, Bellaisle and Dennis Ethier. plan to keep the Interchange out and that a public hearing Is the record cash position of the to nsturn dentai health cards returning the reply cards, say- Fowler. Italy and West Ger- 1892 In County Kerry, Ireland, hauls on town trucks. of the general area of the lake- held.” mutual funds as reasons for an to the school after their chll- ing they resent "the inference many have been cast by some The . landfill method of refuse and had lived in Manchester for bed, commission chairman, advance. dren’s teeth have been re- that th6y aren’t ’proper’ par- experts in the role of mediators. WESTERN He stated that the aims of the past 38 years. He was for­ disposal Manchester uses re­ Adler Dobkln said that the sub­ the plan revision and his pur­ Blue chips and glamour stocks paired by the family dentist. ents,” Mrs. Thompson said. "We still hope on Thursday quires about 500 to 9s ii'ultirc; Buick Skviaik sky relocates the three ramps future___ „ generations______Detroit Steel, Occidental Petrol- g great deal of time in He agreed that “naive word- fuse to take part in the system. L usioin 2-ili. hai\llo|>. haiuain-cquippc*.! with \shilc ate. Burial will be In Grove sions. Haas, town purchasing agent. lllc^. tcnuMc voiUiol oiilslilc muioi. convcmcncc Hill Cemetery, Rockville. a:id eliminates some of the Tamsky reminded the com- Sperry Rand and Grand paperwork, following up on the Ing” ol’ tbe dental report-reply If approved, the new system IN 5 LB. Everything we’re doing during Buick Bargain seemingly congested areas of ml.sslon that a waterway which Union a point or better, dental reports sent home with card-certificate should be is ex p ^ e d to come Into opera- Haas and Pascantell said their package. Jc!ii\c wheel co\cis. custom hiijihl cMcrioi Friends may call at the fu­ decision on the contract will be Days points to plenty of incentive for you to become a Buick owner. m^»lilulu^, aiul wiiNl»)m slcciiiu: wheel. the orig nal pl-in. includes Laurel- Lake in a sys- Xerox rose 7, IBM 6 and Pol- children whose 'teeth have been "streamlined” to lesson par- tlon next year at the earliest, LOTS neral home tomorrow from 2 lb made soon. See your Buick dealer today. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Manches­ About Town Tamsky said his plan was tern stretching from Rockville “•'“''I *■ checked and cleaned by the hy- resistance to the program. The reserve fund would amount ' ter Lodge of Elks will conduct Temple Chapter, OES, will aimed at saving the lake and to Constitution Plaza has been Reynolds and American To- glenists. , chairman John Rottner to a relatively modest $400 mll- 59 a memorial service tomorrow meet tomorrow at 8 p.m at the general lake area for any discussed by the State Conser- baccos were fractional losers. • ’Though x6,030 teeth checks' parents should be made Uon the first year, but the draw- Ijorlllard about unchanged. More Drivers Over 65 BUICK MOTOR DIVISION at 7 p.m. at the funeral home, the Masonic Temple, Mrs. T, possible use which might later vation Commission. have been made in klndergar- aware that compliance with the ing righto are Intended in- LEAN RIB Dye Hooper, worthy matron, be prescribed for It by the He further stated that the Prices advanced on the Amer­ ten through Grade 6, said Mrs. program is voluntary. crease each year afterward. LOS ANGELES—Older mo­ John F. McMahon will preside at the final stated town. town has presently taken a ican Stock Exchange, ’Thompson, the hygienists have The board supported R o t t n e r ' s ------torists aren’t vanishing from John P. McMahon of Hart- meeting of her term of office. One of the main features of stand of indecision on the Lau- not been able to complete the request that the administration. Driver Killfi Man PORK ROAST the nation’s highways. The pro­ Wouldn’t you really rather drive a Buick Bargain? ford, father of Robert J. Mc­ Officers are reminded to wear Tamsky’s plan is to eliminate rel Lake m atter and that to al- Two Killed in Action check for all children. the 'hygienists and the school portion of the population aged Mahon of Manchester,' died yes­ colored gowns. Mrs. James entirely, a circular ramp on low the state to proceed with WASHINGTON (AP) — The She said cleaning Is now done dentist conduct a further review’ DERBY (AP)—A car struck 65 and over with valid licenses terday afternoon at his home. Nichols and Mrs. Joseph Tes- the western portion of the In- their present plans would be to Defense Department listed two only for children in klndergar- of the program and report to the and killed 73-year-old Joseph L. Is actually rising. For example, Survivors also include his sler will head a refreshment terchange which handles , a rel- render a dcci.sion so as to pre- Co;inectlcut, men Monday as ten and third grade, since the board again before the close of Mascola of Ansonia as he was at least 1,250,000 of Califor­ wife, two other sons, two broth- committee. atlvely light amdunt of traffic, vent any further use of the killed in action in 'Vietnam. major emphasis of the revised the current school year. walking on Atwater Street Mon- nia’s 10,355,000 drivers are 60 BOURNE BUICK, Inc. 285 Main St., Manchester, Conn. era, two sisters, and six grand­ ___ estimated at 1,000 vehicles per area. They were identified as Army dental policy Is on,dental health The board will then modify day night. or older; by 1975, California children. The visitation group ofNortli day in 1990. Members of the commission Pfc. Thomas E. Donovan of education. its existing policy or adopt a Police said the driver was a -will have 1.7 million drivers in Tlie funeral will be held Methodist Church will meet to- The ramp is designed to per- concurred with this observa- Norwich and Army Spec. 4 Juan She said the reports sent new one by September, Rottner 16-year-old girl, Slrl Larson of this age group. Thursday at 8:16 a.m, from night at 8 at the church. mil cars which have missed an tlon. Naznrio of Bridgeport. home with all children checked said. Shelton. / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 > PAGE FiKTBHN P A d E FOURTEEN MANCRKSTKK EVRIVINO HERALD. MAj^CtiBERR. OONM.. TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 1968 ■ i ! could see elaborate scenes in­ side. The most famous of all are Deaths in Brunoli'Latidry Barkei:'H allihan the fabulous jeweled eggs creat­ ed by the famous jeweler ^ ’ T A R . G A * E l C * < > ------— ------By CLAY R. POLLAN------Faberge. Peter Carl Faberge .Nkste The Nation '*n>e marriage Misa Denise Miss (Peneui was a Russian jeweler of 9 MAR.4 2 Vour Daily Activity Guid* ■^s. ■- Y vetfe'D a^ry of Hartlotjl and ihester'and French descent with workshops -V. APR 20 1. According to the Start. ’’ Dr. Philip R. White BOMBAY, India (AP)—Dr. Fred John BninoU Jr, o f )^aa- thy I>s-Barksr of In St. Petersburg, and branch I p ) i 8:»3S| tb develop message for Wednesday, 26-42-47-52??? obest^ ^esnnlzed Saitur- changed vDwp Saturday,' offices In. Moscow, London and W^5Seoi7.88 read words corresponding to numbers 69-72-78 .Philip R. Whitfe>.66, noted Amer- da.y, March 16, a«t St>. Augustine 16) at'the Shephard of the Paris. He the official court of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORRIO toan physiologist who pioneered Green Spring recelveih ^ TAURUS Cbiu^ch, Hartford. C h i p s ! , ^ ant part *n these anclent'-rit- jeweler to ■Uie''T8ar of Russia APR . 21 OCT 2 4 ( in tlsSuq culture ahd cancer re­ The vaeant earth; I OTblomocy 31 CoiiW 61 Like bride is a daugtUei*'^ The bilda U'.fhe daughter of uals connected with the s p r i n g ''^ ^ g g ](nowti Internationally I MAY i l 2- Reliis^ - • ' 32 Bf 62 Mirnied NOV. 22 ' search, died Monday. White, The white sun shinsth; ^ 3 Work Mrs. Claude j. Landry Mr. and Mni;'Patrick G. RalU- equinox. The ancient peoples extraordinary qflallty of 9-12-27-46 3 Soft 33 RutfM who was on a'l«(;ture tour of In­ Spring wind provoketb 4 Word* bAAuention 64 People 16-17-21-30^ . The bridegrooin is han of 32 lOgtiandJ'St.. Th6 - o f Egypt, Persia, <3reece and j,ls worfc Hls outstanding attlsr i>M-73-84-90 65 0^^ 38-51-67 dian universities, was stricken To b u ^ .M d burgeon 5 Your 35 Ybur ' ______-Mr. and Mrs. Fred" Ixidegroom la a o^' Mra. Rorne followed the custom of tic achlev^oiits are to be'^ 0EMINI 6 Someihlr>G 36 Doily 66 Dutiei SAGITTARIUS with hepatitis and a stroke sev­ Each sproub and flower, 7 Seasoned 37a 67 Loosenest '''■■i^^runoll Ooleman Op^-.^S. Barker of Dfuad^ _ ^ exchanging eggs at their spring taan^ in the flfty-sbc ImperiW MAY 77 NOV 23 V . , eral days ago. 8 To 38 68 Today By Ohio, aiiM.^ae late \niby 0._ ™ e dark lee melts and moves; festivals. In Babylonia, eggs Easter Eggs Which he created it 27 9 Your 39 Cortffulty 69 Moke DEt 32 Martin F. TIerniin The Tlesy. Daniel F>McShef- Barker. ' Hide Mt, my Soul! , wore presented to the goddess ,0^ the two Russian Tsars, Alex- lOQueslionoble 40 Feothei^ . 70 TempersT . 18-39-4^58^ ESSEX FRLI..S, N.J. (A P )- . . 3rd Century B. C. Chinese o f feortlllty Astarte. A very old adder HI and Nicholas H. ' VJ^motions 41 Good Is fery o f St. AviguaUne’s dhucch The -.Rev. Joh - W. Barker, I2ITTKtfectlonote > t iectloni 42 From T^SiiSituotions «-64-79-83^ Martin F. Tlernan, 85, a leading perfoimed the double-ring cerei- - brother 'Of- .the bridegroom, of Hindu myth tdls how the CANCER T3 App^oU 43 With 73 Todv. CAPRICORN Tndustriall.st who was a pioneer Spec/o//y Builders 44 Routirte 74 Necessory JM l .prt,, o«l«ay b.. .iJlled ^ JUNE 23 U Frtds DEC mcmy, and was celctbmnt at the the Magnetic Springa (Ohio) 15 W ith'' 45 Serve 75 Move in the chlorination process of ■\jiuptlal Mass. Methodiat Church performed the j JULY 23 16 Cling 46^ g y 76 Along ja n '■ 20 purifying water, died Sunday. Mns^eure 77 Uneventfully W e specialize iti customer designed pools. We have 17 To 22-34-49-50jg " Tiernan was a former president '"Mjj. Raynald M. Ross ''•of double-ring ceremony. Mrs. time when the sun’s center vomci j .. his wife Marie and b.ui,b,.,ucucontinued to 10-13-20-29 18 Deal 483hQula 78 Trying Harubrd^ sister of the bride, John Davis of Groton was or­ D'48-57-82-89 19 Soothe 49 To 79 Especially 66-71-74 ^ and chairman of Wallace & above ground and in ground swimming pools of all was matron.,.^ honor. Brides­ crosses the equator and every- f i S ®^^®/ t^er'^NlchTM°"becrr^i^ LEO .20 For 50 Your 'BOsA AQUARIUS Tiernan Inc., of Belleville, N.J. ganist and soloist. Bouquets of 51 Others' '^1 YOU, shapes and sizes to fit all sizes of pocketbooks. For where In the world day and t o t o ^ o halv^, maMng Tsar'hr^onuJ!ieJ L tradlUon, JULY 24 21 Your j a n 21 ^ maids were Miss Donna Bru- carnations and gladioli were on 22 Undivided 52 People 82Cof^e^dily further information and pre-season prices noU, sister o f the'''tarldegToom; the altar. night are of equal length. Since -^e earth and toe sky. F o r ^ n - ordering tWo each year, one for ^ AUG 23 23 Subtlety 53 Going 83 Re'lotivcs ■ FEB.' 19 54 Chores 84 Emotio>)olly ,36-44-54-63 24 On 1- 7-15-23/0 and Mm. W. S. Day,'-bqtt of The bride weis given In mar­ ancient times peoples of all ^ ’eds of ?®^*'®'*^ his mother and one for his wife, 25 May 55 Efficiency 85 Whirlwind Texts Expurgated D 75-76-77 86 Well 31-45-81-86VV^ Manchester. riage by her father. She wore countries have celebrated the Faberge was given a free hand 26 Jeolousy 56 Note MADRID — Expressions of­ Kenneth Nelson o f Manches- " VIRGO 27 Noture 57 Be 87 Shoddy PISCES CALL 742-8822 a full-length gown of silk organ- coming Of the spring equinox t 28 Reduce 58 Money- 08 Work fensive to Jews were removed ter served as best man. Ushers sa. fashioned with Alencon lace 29 Help 59 And 89 Investigated r*? recently from 159 school text- ^-th special prayers and rituals seemed obvious symtoote of g „ ^ ^ould be o t c L ^ to reve^ 30 Principles 60 Through 90 Demonding MAR 21 f c . were Samuel Aiglio and Foul accenting the neckline, three- 3/27 t)ooks and religious educational Sinague, both o f Manchester. S en tm ? croT *® r e s u r r e c tio n ^ were to e r ^ r e g -.surprise’ ’ li^de. The work 5-11-25-32 6-14-24-37(^„ quarters-length bell sleeves of '53-61-80-85 ($^GooJ (M )A d v c rs c € N eutral 41-56-68 works in line with ecumenical A itet a reception alt Flano’a matching lace, A-llne skirt, and 1^ recommendations. Restaurant, Bolton, the couple cathedral-lenga train. She wore "'sr 'r „™b..,. ss-rsT b irrs “ rronrbnr'x left on a southern motor trip. a cathedral-length mantilla of the long period o f Lent they the L sign would be until the Hiey will live In Alabama, originated In ancient pagan were forbidden food, but on finished egg was presented to No Charge silk illusion edged with Chantil­ times are still observed today forward to the first sigpis of while Mr. Brunoll is serving tnfiAv Easter Day coudd >be eaten once the Tsar. ly lace, and she carried a white In many parts of the world. The more, spring as a new cycle of life with the U.S. Army at Ft. Bible with a cascade of white custom of carrying death out of ’The most famous of these starts in our g;reat out-of-doors. f o r atdditional Rucker. Hiabonians have found no in- masterpieces was the great TREE and SHRUB SPRAYING roses and ivy. the village and bringing In At the Oak Grove'-Nature Cen­ 2 diicatton as to when it became Siberian Railroad Easter Egg Mrs. Jon W. Barker of Mag­ spring originated in the Balkan ter, the promise of spring is Plafje your orders now for dormant spraying on a custom to color Easter eggs, made for Nicholas In 1900. The netic Springs, alster-ln-Iaw of area of Europe many years already evident as mig;rating your plantings to control scale and over wintering Various legends have been told shell was of blue, green and the bridegroom, was matron of ago. A puppet or effigy repre­ birds return and the skunk cab­ insects. Passengers about this custom. One Polish yellow enamel on which the honor. Bridesmaids were Miss sented death (winter) and fresh bage shows its head. Give your­ Ldnda Flaherty and Miss Elinor self and your family a real treat It Is ol.so a good time to prune and trim your trees. For Hares Wed 40'Years beechoeecn branchest»ranohe« nr ev««rr»»r ’®^®"^ ^^®" of Siberia and the rail- complete tree service, call Becker, both of Manchester, trees s y m S e d r o r t o r ^ ’^ e a little boy in Nazareth, His way route were traced by deli- with a leisurely spring walk. A Mr. and Mrs. John Hare of sell Potterton Jr., Mrs. Nathan Patricia Kublok of Damento? of tolf^^re’rem ^v painted hardbolled eggs cate inlays of silver. The cover map of the area and trail guides KlngiSbury Ave., Rockville, Agostlnelll, Mrs. Joseph Simsbury. p ga of this ceremony green and yellow for His was released bv touching the are available at the museum. CARTER TREE EXPERT QO. P'®®®’ amusement. Since then, say eoldgold eaeleeagle perchednerched at (hethe toptnn formerly of Manchester, were attendanU were dressed the basic Iffea of the beginning poUsh 643-7695 n Wood and Mrs. Donald Malley. alike In full-length gowns of countrywomen, ©very of toe egg, revealing a scale m feted Saturday night at a buffet ^he couple was married shocking pink crepe, designed of new life was In each one 'good mother has done the some; model one foot long and flve- Conn. State Licensed and Insured 6 German Density High and reception at Fiano’s Restau- March 28, 1928, In Ljrttle- 'vvith lace edged Jewel nebk- During the Middle Ages the .because eggs are symbols of eighths of an inch wide of the rant, Bolton, In honor of their ton, N. B., Can., and they came Hues and short sleeves, lace Lenten and Easter bonfires be- new life, they now do it on Eas- five cars and locomotive of the BONN — The 60 million resi­ 40th wedding anniversary. to Connecticut In 1942. They front panels, and A-llne skirts Nasaift pboto came a custom that is still ob- ter Day.’There are no recoris of Siberian Express. By turning a dents of West Germany occupy About 60 friends and relatives have 13 grandchildren. edged with matching lace, MRS. TIMOTHY LEE BARKER served today In parts of Ger- colored eggs In Western E)u- gold key, the gold and platinum an area slightly smaller than from Connecticut, Massachu- Mr. Hare is employed at the They wore shocking pink many, Sweden and Holland. An rope before the fifteenth cen- locomotive with a ruby gleam- Oregon. Fourteen million are y efflgy “ witch,” sometimes call- tury, but this custom was found ing from its, headlight could refugees from the east. ’The setts and New Jersey attended Royal Typewriter Co., Hart- headbows. The honor attendant ing pink silk shantung ensem- sage of white rosea. The cou- We REPAIR the event, which was given by ford. (Herald photo by Bu- carried a nosegay of pink roses ble with matching accessories pie will live at 4 Peggy Lane, ed winter’s grandmother, used tn an African tribe that had actually pull the train. The population density, 624 per BUY the Hares’ children, Mrs. Rus- ceivlclua) and carnations with white and a corsage of pink roses. Norwich. to be burned In these bonfires, once been Christian but had five cars included a baggage square mile, is twice that of SELL — streamers. The bridesmaids car- The bridegroom’s mother wore Mrs. Barker, a 1965 graduate usually placed high on a hill so long since converted to Mo- car, a carriage with half the Prance and 12 times that of the VOLKSWAGENS toey could be seen by all. The hammedanism. Possibly the United States. , rled nosegays of pink and a blue silk shantung ensemble of Manchester High School, Is seats reserved for ladies, an­ COMPLETE V^V REPAIR SERVICE I white roses and carnations with with matching accessories and a senior at the William W. more fires there were, the custom found its way into Eu­ other car for smokers, one ------shocking pink streamers. Their a corsage o f yellow roses. Backus Hospital School of Nurb- better the year would be. The rope through warriors return­ for ehfidren, and a church car Joeech Jay pboto headbowa were made by Mrs. An honor guard formed an ing, Norwich. Lt. Barker is a charred wood and ashes from ing from the Crusades. We do with a Russian cross and gold REBUILT VOLKSWAGEN ENGINES \\m ^ call: MRS. FRED JOHN BRUNOLI JR.______Raymond Merriman. arch of swords as the couple 1961 graduate of Jefferson High these fires were then scattered not know. bells on the roof. ’These famous Xerox Copy Service Lt. Cmdr. William L. Smith left the chapel. A reception for School, Dresden, and was vale- .in the fields to make them fruit­ With the advent of the Indus- Faberge Easter Eggs are now MORIARTY’I^ CHEVRON SERVICE ful, and some were taken Into MancIieaTer of Gales Ferry served as best 120 was held at the Officers’ dlctoiian of his class. He re­ trial era, Easter eggs were priceless museum pieces, Blueprint and Supply, Inc. IVllANraESTER GAB Coventry man. Ushers were Lt. (j.g.) Club at the U.S. Naval Subma- ceived his BS in anatomy In r,tho houses to ward off the evil made of chocolate, sugar and Whether or not we observe Tim Moriarty, Ei^ rietor James R. Campbell of Norwich, rlnc Base, Groton. For a north- 1965 from Ohio State University, spirits of pestilence and death, tinsel. ’There were also luscious- these traditional customs for 690 Hartford Rd., Manchester Eggs as symbols of new life looking but inedible eggs with welcoming spring, each one of 270 HARTFORD ROA1 643-621/ The engagement of Miss Gall Lt. Warren B. Jackson Jr. and em motor trip, Mrs. Barker Columbus. He Is a division of- 649-8698 643-2121 Finance Unit Drops Backing Veronica Corcoran of New Lt. (j.g.) Richard C. Ruben, wore a shocking pink suit dress fleer aboard the submarine, the ,and fertility played an Import- windows through which one us at this time of year looks York City, formerly of Manches­ both of Groton. with a mink stole, black patent USS Clamagore, stationed In Of Funds for Aerial ter, to Paul Michael GigUo of Mrs. HaJlHian wore a shock- leather accessories and a cor- Groton. Manchester, has been an- The Board of Finance recon- the 1962 aerials, the owners nounced by her parents, Mr. sldered last night an earlier had every right to appeal their and Mrs. Francis E. Corcoran School Board to Explain . . . # . tax rate to the Board of Tax of N®w York City, recommendation for an ap- however. Her fiance la the son of Mr. 1 \ proprlaUon of $20,800 to cover that the taxpayer seldom both- and Mrs. Leonard Glgllo of Where It Will Cut Budget the coat of new aerial maps for era In these cases. Manchester, the 1970 reassessment, at the Board members also pointed Miss Corcoran Is a 1964 grad- The Board of Education has the school board’s position, said S.B.M. has Everything! reouest of assessor Samuel P. ^ Manchester High School. decided to hold a special open MEA President Kenneth Skinner early this spring, with the ex- She Is a senior at Eastern Con- meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. and Robert Wolfert, chairman Allen. The Item is scheduled td tremely wet weather, areas nectlcut State College, WilU- Ip the Waddell School auditor- of the negotiating team, appear on the call of a special that are normally dry may well mantle, where she is majoring lum-to discuss the Implications In other action, the board de- town meeting set for this ghow up as wetlands, thus mak- In elementary education. of the^319,000 cut In next year’s elded to set April 16 as the date Wednesday evening. jj,g the maps Inaccurate from Mr. Glgllo Is a graduate of school opeJating budget pro- for the next quarterly public In the resolution, the finance the beginning. Manchester High School, and posed by General Manager Rob- meeting. The public sessions. In­ board said, "It is the considered Allen said at the close of the served with the Armed Forces, ert Weiss. ' itiated when Republicans gained opinion of the Board of Finance discussion that the new maps He Is employed at Mt. Sinai Board members laat nlght.^8et the board majority, allows that the recommendation for re- were not really necessary, and Hospital, Hartford, as an X-ray the session upon reconunen^* . townspeople to address the assessment of aerial maps Is that other methods could be technician. tlon of Walter Doll, chairman boards on any matter coming un- not of urgent necessity to the ueed for the reassessment. The wedding Is planned for of the personnel-finance com- der US'jurisdiction, town and the defeat of this pro- —,------July 13. mittee, who said he felt the The time and place for the position would not be harmful". board had an obligation to quarterly hearing will be an- The resolution passed by unani­ Customers Get seek support of townspeople and nounced later, mous vote of the six members dvll groups for the full amount Because of the special meet- present. New Phone Book McCurrys Wed 25 Years of Us $7,147,769 request . mgs Monday and April 18, tfife- Allen appeared before thb “ We must make the town board decided to cancel a regu- board of finance at its meeting Delivery of 61,600 new Man- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Me- Frederick McCurry, a grad Engaged aware of what alternatives we lar meeting scheduled for AprU face —the things we wUl have 22. Its next regular session will last night to discuss his request chester-RockvllIe telephone dl- KAiiryCurry oiof Di51 n. N. ElmiLim oi.St. weruwere uateuaw as«iBuuuassistant at r'emiayivajuaPennsylvania esngra^ement of Miss to delete from the oro^ram " Ha q for the maps. Board members _,______...... , rectories in the area Is now in feied by their children at a 25th State University; Miss Barbara _ , . i ^ program, be April 8. said they had done some Inves- wedding celebration Saturday McCurry, a student ait Green Brenda Ann Brooker o f Hart- said Doll. tut,.. — Ugatlon into the request, and progress. Delivery will be com- night at Cavey’s Log Cabin, Mountain College, Poultney, ford to WUliam Pomeroy of Board chalrm ^ John Rott- now understood that need for pleted by April 3, according to Lebanon. Vt.; and Conrad MoCurry, a Manchester has been announced *7 ^ u Theater Invites the maps was not as critical as Lyman B. Hoops, local manager 'The couple was married student at Dowers School. by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ™ara Is facea with a budge- HIGHEST DIVIDEND had earlier been believed. One of the Southern New England March 6, 1943 in New Bedford, Mrs. McCurry is employed at Ambrose Brooker of Hartford. fT* If Predictions on board member said he had been Telephone Co. Miass., and both are life-long Pratt and Whitney Division ofHer fiance is the son of Mr. "7 ® 7 led to believe that the maps Hoops reminded phone users residents of Manchester. They United Aircraft, and her hus- and Mrs. Harold Peck of 18 '^®'’® to live within the proposal made by the mana­ Academy Awards were a legal necessity, but that of the new number, 411, to dial have four children, Miss Mary band is employed at The Hart- Crestwood Dr. 7 ger.” IN TO W N this is not the case. for local Information. ’Die new Jane McCurry, an elementary ford Electric Light Co. (Herald No date has been announced United Artists Theaters are 16-Year-Old Maps code for statewide information The board decided to invite teacher in Middletown schooils; photo by Bucelvdeius.) for the wedding. the Manchester PTA Council, currently conducting an Acad- Maps currently In use for as- is 1-411. (Except for phone us- th^Leageu of Women Voters emy Award Sweepstakes, it was sessment purposes are 16-years- ers in the Greenwich and By- N. old, and Alien said that in that ram exchanges, who are served Hebron an“ the Chamber of Commerce today announced by Milton Daly, time, physical characteristics of by the New York Telephone to the Monday session, and also manager of UA Theater East the town had "changed dras- Co.) To reach Informa/tlon out- open it to the pubUc. at the Manchester Parkade. tlcally" so that new maps were aide of Connecticut, people In preparation, the adminis. Movie fans may submit thelt OPEN SATURDAYS necessary for the 1970 reas- should continue to dial 1, the J tratlon and board members will predictions as to just what Findings Issued on Fire Merger meet Saturday morning to set picture and stars will be judged sessment. appropriate arq|^ code, then Jay Btorm photo Moin Office and Parkode^ffice ' Board Chairman Peter Van 556'!^!-2. The Hebron Fire Committee, the town by the Foote family for replacement of fire fight- ^nners by the Academy “ of Dine, said he had learned from "The fastest way to f nd a Engaged which was appointed by First m exchange for a parcel of land ing apparatus. rec ZTJ'T" ■ - ( investigation that there are telephone number is still b Selectman P. John Perham of ommendations. Tallofs ar^'avrilabfe at UA methods of updating old maps, 'eeh'ng it up in the direc °ry, ’The engagement of Miss firehouse at this location. Is is estimated at $46,000 and Feb. 1 has Issued Its recommen- In setting the priorities, said Theater East and all other such as photographing them and ^ Anderson of Strat- estimated at $16,900. The sped- would be bonded over a five- em berr'V h odd" be u X d transferrins the imase rmto *<^ea to keep a list of frequent- ford to Douglas Allan Komer of Nations on combining the town’s ficatlons#(/«aft/Yna for fV»Athe fIf*Afire VwMiaohouse Qare: v*a • xrAOf* year period. At A f nwaaonf present rnAFA there la is ’h . =„/.h oc Artists Theaters, and plastic maklnir them virtuallv 'V-eel'ed numbers near the Manchester has been announc- two fire departments. 30 feet wide by 46 feet long, $4,150 in Uie town contingency H p„tra.piirHpuinr aptivitteq major categories, and indestructible Board members telephone number is still by ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Town of Hebron would with a 12-foot celling; two doors, fund that is included In-the to- , ,,, . ' nnwie nominees under

purposes surveyor’s marks can appears on the cover of the ford. partment. 100 AMP service; boiler room; TTie Fire Committee, com- P'ace a check mark op- / be used’ and the land can be directory, and the preface Her fiance is the son of Mr. As a part of this plan, a heat; six-inch concrete floor posed of Charles Barrasso, L ® dramatic enough, poslte a nomination. DC usea, ana me lana can oe ______a t. ______j ______qpppioi ... ______. . Tr„_i t>___ t-..______he said. Five m aior nrWes walked. Allen agreed that these Pe^es contain Information on and Mrs. A. Raymond Komer special meeting will be held at with wire mesh reinforcement; Karl Berglund, Robert Dixon, Five major prizes, including \ * ® t . ____ A A. » 1 - ^ 1 ^ A TA 1 M IjiVMrV #44«_ T—1 1___ ri A. 4Va pa A T .-A .-A ^A>A A A J 4 A A A A -A AA .A A. A ■ rTVl- ^ __ _a _ A I A ' T"V___ __ 1 J were feasible aTteVnatlvM " hut bow to make local and long dls- ofM n 63 n Elro St. the Amston I^ke Community truss roof, and 3,000 square feet Thomas Francis, Donald Grlf-^ M 'y®’*'® v ‘'l vacation for two in werefelt that feasible with alternatives, prices rising b as u t tance------calls, and- other------types of ...Miss Anderson . . is a graduate Club House Saturday evening at of pavtog.paving. «n , Donald Heath and ^ it the Virgin Islands, will be Low Cost Fqmily Protection... they are this would be a good ®^®b as person-to-person, of Bunnel High School, Strat- 7 -0 for all taxpayers In the — j,.A wellwen aiat thisuna aimsite wouldwuum eua^cost aaaca Board. a. vof,a ...... Selectmen,...... is- also “ “ P’’’ awardedk .i to .winners. ------“Ballots vear to purchase the new mans e°'lect and conference. Area ford, and is a senior at South- Amston Fire District. The dls- ^ o . ’ stressing in its report that each ^ e Manchester Education «jay be deposited at the UA James Ryan noted the high c ^ e s for many U.S. cities are ern (^nnecticut State College, trict will be asked to vote to .^he headquarters for the He- the trucks located In Am- ^ m e e U n ? T o " S i April 7' cost of the maps, and Allen re- ®'‘® ‘**® ‘7®®: ^®'^ '^’’ ®*‘® ®^® 8: distance calls that went served four years with the U.S. town meeting to be held on ,4500 This equipment Includes Library librarian,^ has an- LIFE INSURANCE according to one estimate, be into effect lasti„„f November. jjgyy jjj jj^g ^prii 45 two-way radios one for nounced the gift of two books plus 20 Other Convenient^anlcing Services $2.16 per parcel of land, with tending Manchester Community The fire district will also be firehouse; 24 monitors to the library In memory ! of between 7,000 and 9,000 parcelS (College studying for a degree asked to vote on turning over i,g installed in fire department ‘ be late Wlnthrop S. Porter ezQssa currently existing. Finance Topic in business administration. He to the Amston Volunteer Fire member’s home and changing which were given by the Inter- / later Date Proposed is employed a t. the Wilgoos Co. any monies remaining after gf fi^g .present incoder that op- County Ambulance Association. Allen also said he expected To End Series Laboratory of Pratt and Whit- all fire district bills have been erates the monitors. A new si- They are "The American Local ORMAL - ?J ’ between 2,000 and 3,000 new ney Division of United Aircraft Paid and the district has been ren for the Gilead Firehouse Government" by Blair and W jwimintimrn parcels of land in the next Miss Anne Beecher o f the Corp., East Hartford. “ dissolved. This money would be \vould cost $750. "New England" edited by WE RENT IT . . . year, thus precipitating a sug- Manchester High School ------— used by the fire company for Fire Budget, $16,000 Sagendorph. They may be bor- gestion that the aerials be guidance department will dis- TWO FOR THE BOOKS building an addition to the fire- The federal pumper which is fowed. flown at a later date, closer to cuss "Financing Post-High FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) — house In Amston. located in Hebron, would be There is an exhibit of seven the 1970 reassessment. Allen School Education" at the final Richard Gallagher of nearby The Amston Lake Fire Co., properly outfitted to meet the colleges loaned to the Douglas ALL FORMAL WEAR IN noted, however, that In the next program 'n the guidance semi- Shlprock, has been named city nt its regular meeting on March fire underwriters approval, a Library by Mrs. Barbara Wythe STOCK AT ALL TIMES! s&veral years, the town will be nar for parents tonight at 7 at librarian in Farmington. Ac- ■*. voted unanimously in favor cost of $1,600, and moved to the on display currently, growing rapidly and obsolen- MHS. cording to public library stalls- of dissolving the Fire District Gilead location. A four-wheel The long range planning com- cence will always be a problem The meeting place for this ses- tics published by the secretary und having the town take over drive vehicle equipped to fight mittee of the Gilead Church will y

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ToUand Tolland B roket dton a powder puff basketball game will be geared to charges of likely to be drafted and predict­ tonight between the junior boys LBJ Wins Labor Support; “ bully and strongarm” taetlca ed the nomination will go to Scientists Plan Closer Look and the junior glrla, In the gym, by Kennedy forces. Nixon. "I don’t see anybody Don \ wait fi-i a Spci-ia! 0- ■ 'Un A sks to who can beat him unless Gov. Z B A H e t e ^ S470 Set Iton School B tis.^. W i^ starting at 7:30. Superman and —Florida State GOP Chair­ ^nrestment E Appat^tly Intends to Run man .William Murfin pulled out Reagan becomes an active can­ BARRlCiNl ni&’ oth&Tvguests are expected to .at­ of the state’s convention delega­ didate,’* Murphy said, ''and I Recpiest on To Furnish tend. . (Continued from Page tion, charging it is pledged to don’t think he will.” A Maaoh6ster stockbroker 5-Yehr^Coiitract wim'Town lubllcans still are--^ concerned CHOCOLATES BuIleUn^Board (SOv. Claude Kirk as a presiden­ asked the Pensidii. Board yes­ to serve aa^tranam lttlng an- torn dpwn In a partisan, politi­ about Nlxorts electablifty, ' Lm Adgd^JTIm6» ' - The crib deaiths, he pointed The Bolton School B u » '^ . , Besaloft, the board returno^^d ^h® Board of^-Klnance will tial candidate, not just a favor­ Greenhouse Tenth Grade terday for some of Its invest­ terna is embedded In the band. cal'elecHbn year. .^ o rt tn Waahln^toji, CIO,ill: llicil ov/n i n ...... Washington Pm K^^Bwv Service out, usually occur Incalm, \®Jtaed by James M. Ruflnt'of^ voted unanimously to awirtM]''®** tonight at 7 inHhe town ite son. ment buslnMSt in order "to Electronically, the monitor is D.C., to pOolKennedy and Mc­ HALL FOR RENT WASHINGTON year peajceful suiroundhigs, eeldain Boltw, was awarded a five- ^ bid to the new Bolton The Board of Eduftatlon 'T m ''not Saying you never Tile Seating Board ot Appeals Equipping the high school Tor keep some of the oommlssiohs a tiny radio transmitter that Carthy (orces'Sqto a common ^--New York City Mayor Lind­ in Manchester.” 10,000 to 20,(XX) American Ui/Aids in hospital nurseries or In year ioo(i^ct for school trans- School Bus Co. will jOtatlt at 8, to go over the. had it so gobd," the President For parties, showers, recep­ last night heard an appUcaUon its first tenth grade class ac- slghals to a radlo-aize receiver anti-Jctuison frontYjos been dis­ say predicted Rockefeller will He was advised by Pension di^ suddenly and unexplalnahly'foundlbig boRtetS,'' ^ end aJmoert portatlonT»y.^e Board of Edu- SocTsty Potiuck Supper school bohrdbudget. 'Said, "but that Is-a tact, isn’t tions, meetings. Complete for a temporary imdenised in OieTf criba. They paas away lalvrays in the quiet, happy home within 26 feet (perhaps imder avowed by McCarthyT'Hp eald he the GOp^, presldentltd nomi­ Visit 'CQunts for the major portl^ bf Board chairman Fred Oeyer td caUon last nljht. The Ladies Benevolent So- Baseball rtgistrotlon for the nee despite hlV'cefusal to cam- kitchen facilities. Large en­ greenhouse on property owned seeminglyC'^peacefuUy wtdle mu^ecy w the intent slecpe. the crib) ltd aensinga. . Elsewhere, on the ^HUcal the coalition could closed parking lot. Inquire: th e ''^ ,^ 9 Increase in the new make his appeal to the Board Ruflnl Was lo ^ ^bidder for clety of Bolton Congregational program vrilK ^ held to- laign. Said LindsAy; "I think by William Abeile on ttt. SO asleep. Authpslhs show no oir- Dr. SjmriOok end bis m ^ c a l Should the infant’s heart stop scene: construed as an "Arrangement equipment^b^tlon of the pro­ Of Directors, and he said that the five-year period. ,, Church will have a potiuck sup- 6:30 to 8 ItHbe^Com- therms an answer to tfiC'-^pub- and Sand RiU Rd. cumstances o^ /physiological aaeociatee, Dis. Mtchad Homa —California CJoY.-.^nald Rea­ fdr Kennedy’s campaign. Litfluanicin Hail Liggstt Drug he would. Or falter the monltdr should The board had requested bids per Saturday starting at 8:46. munity Hall ^ Ilean '■dilemma, and I’m ''not The 30 by 21 foot greenhouse posed school btidget. cause of these deaths, .7 \ and Wifliam Ehtoe 'have been gan said he doubts can —McCarthy’s new California 24 GOLWAY STREET Pension Fund Investments sense this, perhaps sigRal for on both three and five yem- It will be men’s night, and the going to gtveup on It, and that*A would be built on a test basis; The budget has approv­ SuffocaUen la beddfeg^; ' or studying biomedical engineer- up the GOP pre^enttal campaign'^manager, Sanford A. MANCHESTER are handled by the Hartford a recording of the event, but periods. Oongregators are also Invited. Manchester Evening Herlad Nelson RockeffeUer.’’ at the Parkade according to William Auclalr ed by the school board and was clothing, once presumed to log aspeote o f crib deaths how nomihatlon before the natioi^ ^Sandy) WeinAr, said the Mlnne- National Bank and Trust Ck>., probably not'set up a flariilng The GSorge A. Negro Co., Mallar Fuller of Alabama, a B«'tan correapondent, Oeme- —But Sen. George Murphy, Phones: 643-0618 or 649-8165 who rephesented Aberle In the submitted to the Board of'F V the cause, has long been ruled ''fc?"the past two years; first Un- light or warning buzz. conventloh'.because many Re- sOton’a campaign In the state presentation. baaed on an ordinance require­ present contractor, was low bid- man who ia reported to have *«1. 643-8981. R-Callf., said Rockefeller is un­ nanbe last week. ment of 26 per cent In common out to the comfort of bereaved der 'oc^tpany fundings and for "We wouldn’t wtmt parents to der on the three-year period but made a million dollars before ______If business proves successful The budget allocates *6,470 o f parents. the peat year under flnanc- over a two-year test period the stock and 76 per cent In bonds. lay awake,'worrying needlessly, had no bid for the five-year he was 20 and then turned the ifM W nhoto budget for the high Now scientists and electrical tag help frihn. 'the Northern building would be substantially Aide The Pension Board la propos­ lest they miSs a warning sig­ period, except for one that did money over (or service to oth- - n , school; *2,991 for the cafeteria engineers of Atlantic Research Virginia Heart ' Aawxdaitkiin not meet all speciCicatlonB. ers, will give the story of his expanded. If unsuccessful it ing a change to 40 per cent for nal,’’ said Dr. Spurlock. fjots r€tStOrate departmemt (much of which will William D. MdeGiHvary of 91 CJorporatlon (ARC), early de- (NVHA). The third and last bidder was life, would be tom down. Access to common stocks and 60 per cent Instead of a warning, he , be used at the high school), and Avondale Rd., 31 yrtrs of age far hOPds. velopers of solid propellant Dr. Enos, a noted pathWogtet, Mlnlcuccl, Santos and Mlnlcuc- The program will start at the location would be from Rt. said, the monitor might be The Rev. Donald A. Boone of *1,807 worth of physical educa- today, has been appointed a bonds. . rockets, are planning a closer Is credited with the vagus ncri'c cl, who was high ibldder for both about 8 p.m., and anyone Inter- Anderson-Little SO. rigged up to activate a vibrator, ■’is,' 14C Park St. wUl leave tUs week equipment for the high Manchester senior engineering look at the so-called crib death cause concept. Dr. Spuriock de- the three and five year periods, ested is invited to attend at that The ZBA also heard Industrial Russell J. Priskwald'o of 7 or something else to awaken the aide. He will begin work on syndrome. vised electronic means to check All three companies submitted time, Development Chairman William to asstune the pastorate of West Walker St. said that. In his baby "before he dies In his Monday and will fill the post In their search for the killer, out the idea, bids at a board meeting March Devotions will be led by Mrs. Summers’ presentations for ScmervlUe (Mass.) BapUst iinprovements opinion, Hartford National Is sleep” . category, of which the new vacated by George Rlngstone too cautious in its investments they are studying heart aging Specifically, Dr. Spurlock 11, but the compllaUon was so cnyde Beckwith. Hostesses are variences on Industrial proper- Success of the device, he equipment section is a part, also when the latter was appointed for the Manchester Pension and development problems from came up with the Idea of a confusing that the board asked Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson, Mrs. ty In the town Industrial Park said, depends on whether or The son of Mrs. Georgre Includes *6,000 for site improve- works coordinator in the High­ Fund. the crib to the crypt. They theo- bracelet-type pulse monitor for for re-blds, using a standard Charles Ubert and Miss Jean- on Rt. 30. not an awakened baby would way Department. He said that the returns, over tally sheet. ette Sumner. Summer sought a 26-foot Boone of 164 N. Elm St., he ments ralsLng the total to *19,- rize that since most of the crib babies. The first of such monl- succumb to the "vagus escape MacGUlvary, a Glastonbury the past nine years, were too deaths occur in infants from 2 was delivered to him from Ruflnl bid *86,639 a year for Girls Do Kitchen Duty frontage variance on Lot 7, has been the leadership train- tors mechanism,” the mechanism native, has lived in Manchester low and he recommended a less to 4 months old (seldom over 6 a firm specializing In eleotronic three years and the same for Five Grade 9 girls from Ca- which win be purchased from ing coordinator of Hartford, and WS.245 in 1966. which is believed to restore nor­ since 1960. He is a graduate of cautious approach on investing months), the deaths may be as- miniaturization. flve years. The school board dette Troop 659, working toward the town by an unidentifled per­ has taught cUIdren and teen- 22 Typewriters Sought mal heart beat when the heart's Glastonbury High School and in common stocks. roclated with the rapid growth The workhorse model is about worked this out at 48.3 cents a the Challenge of Active Citizens, son. The lot has a frontage of agers In problem areas of the Isicluded in the high school electrical circuitry is disturbed. attended the University of 0>n- He said that "there is a time rate of the hearts of ^the vic­ the size of a lady’s wristwatch. mile for regular bus transpor- cleaned the Community Hall 274 feet on Rt. 30 and 380 feet city. He also has been serving equipment is the purchase of 2 nectlcut School of En^neering. to buy and a time to sell,” and tims. Further miniaturization of tation and 30 cents a mile for kitchen Saturday, from top to on the road leading Into the as Interim pastor at the First 22 typewriters at *140 each He served three years with the that Investing in long-range Perhaps, they hypothesize, this should bring the working station wagon and special trans- bottom, including the stove, park. Church of CHirist, East Haddam. for the business oourst students Nelson^B F la g ^ p U.S. Army Signal Corps in bonds is not the answer to ade­ something goes wrong with the mechanism down to aspirin tab- portatlon. The town Girl Scouts have do- The variance 1s needed to per­ (*2,080); 12 cafeteria tables at The ptistor grew up in Hart- Germany, and for the past nine quate investment returns. eleotricail circuitry ot a too let size, Spurlock said, PORTSMOUTH, England- - - Negro bid *62,218 a year for nated silverware boxes to the mit the building to face onto *37 (*444); 100 folding metal ford where he attended HUlyer T , , V, 7 years has worked for the firm Geyer replied, "Because we fastgro^wing heart. The vagus The monitor consists of a tiny AAnlnU Nelson’s flagship, the the three-year period. He bid a kitchen, having noticed the need Rt. 30. Junior Ck)Uege. He served with of Megson and Hyppa, civil en­ (the members of the Pension nerve, which has the power to but powerful battery atop a sens- Victory, was launched 203 flat rate of 40 cents a mile for at the Girl Scout breakfast, He also sought a use variance caliphones at *63 (*126), and the U. S. Army Air Force, Euid gineers in Glastonbury. Board) are laymen and are re-trigiger to a normal beat a Ing crystal which picks up the years ago and stUl is in oom- bus and 30 cents a mile (or Troops 659 and 667 will swap to permit the storage of heavy four coat racks at *46 (*184). grsuluated from Marietta (Ohio) He is married to the former concerned more with the safety (afltering heart, is their chief movements of pulsing blood, nrission as the flagship o f the wagon (or three or five years, meeting places tomorrow be- r Also, one portable blackboard excavating equipment at the site College, and the Eastern Bap­ Janet Mathieson of Manches­ of the Pension Fund than its suspect, according to Jack Mounted on a plastic wristlet, Portsmouth command. She is at uslng one-year old equipment, cause the junior troop is having on lots 2 and 3. The two imder- *70; 28 chairs at *9.72 (*272); tist Theological Seminary, ter. The couple has four chil­ great growth, we seek advice Spurlock, chemical engineer, of like an infant's Identification dockside liere and still looks insurance to be carried by the a father-daughter square dance sized lots are being combined Philadelphia, Pa. 250 locks at *1.67 (*417); 60 tab­ dren, Ctolleen, 7, Linda, 5, Jeni­ town. (In all other bids, Insur- and needs more room. The Ca- 6 from the custodians of the AR’s Research Division’s En- bracelet, it has no exposed much as she <)id at Treflalga into one lot of 3.7 acres. let arm chairs at *23 (*l,380); A m k He has served as pastor of fer, 3, and James, 5 months. Fund, the Hartford National, gineering Group. wires. What wiring it does have in 1806. ance was carried by the com- dettes will meet at United Meth- John Olender who is seeking the First Baptist Church of one bookcase for Guidance and review their recommenda­ pany.) odist Church and the juniors at the authorization for parking his chairs Mlddleport, Ohio, and the First Room, *100; two side benches for the team room *1,- tions monthly.” M,S & M, bid *66 ,262 for three St. George’s Episcopal Church, equipment described a combina­ for the Guidance Room at *30 Baptist Church of Frederick- 300. years and *66,644 for five years, at the usual times. tion offlee and storage bulliding (*60). town, Ohio. Equipment (or the main­ Into Executive Session Powder Puff Game Tonight he would erect on *116 property. He is married to the former Included in the new equip­ Gorman Winner The opening of bids over, the The Class of 1969 will sponsor Gold Seal The ZBA will announce Its de­ ment under the cafeteria is a tenance of buildings and Miss Bonnie Heddleston, and the grounds totals *1,270, including board reviewed the documents ------cision within the week to meet couple has two children, Lydia oafeterla model cash register In Talk Test for a while, then Dana Hanson the April 5 town meeting date two shoulder vac-pac cleaners Jean. 7. and David George, 6. heavy duty table mix- at *200 (*400); one shop vacu­ moved that Negro’s three-year Police Probing on the sale of the land by the ______“ ers at *150 (*300); 20 dozen sec­ Manchester Chapter of Toast­ um *60; one vacuum *351, and bid be accepted as low bid. His town. tional trays at *18 dozen (*360); masters International met last one buffer *459. motion was not- seconded, and Pair of Thefts tJrges AttmdMice at Meeting one D-600 Mixer, *1,550; a va­ night at the Marco Polo Res­ It was proposed that the board Parent-Teacher Oouncil Presi­ Shaw Qeared riety of small utensils for all taurant, Bast Hartford. Michael go Into executive session. And Vandalism dent Mrs. Walter James has schools, *200 and one table for Clemento, president, presided, AMERICAN A motion by Mrs. Virginia night's "critical town meeting" doughnut machine *100. Total Stenhouse Head and Kevin Curry gave the In­ Butterfield to reopen the study Two incidents of theft and In Fatality cost for cafeteria expenses is vocation. night “critical town meeting” Of Club Again of the town’s owning its own two of vandalism were report- on the Middle School at 8 pjn. *2,951. Donald Fleming was toast­ buses was defeated. jjj Manchester yesterday. state Trooper William V. Shaw For Meadowbrook, $f,480 master for the evening, and in the ISgh School gym. James Stenhouse of 152 Oak III of 2 Anaaldl Rd. was absolved Allocations for Meadowbrook Eugene Mooney was general "Tile meeting is critical be­ St. was elected to a third term r rr. »•»<>■>"■>- - School total *1,480 including One evaluator. Robert Gorman was was larger than the board, the SL told police that someone had cause it afifects the future edu­ by Deputy Cbroner William J. Saturday night as president of Caliphone Model 1430 at *63; two awarded a trophy as the best board withdrew), the board re- stolen his car from the Sears cational program of .the town’a Shea Jr. Monday in Hartford of the British American Club at a gym mats *82; (our autoharps speaker of the meeting for his viewed its votes. Automotive Service Center lo- children,” ahe stated. criminal responsibility in a traf­ meeting at the club. at *39 (*156); two phonographs presentation of the Robert Serv­ A motion was made not to ac- cated on Broad St. yesterday Plans for the middle school Those elected for a first term wlH be posted at the entrance fic death three months ago in at *45 (*90); one metal cart ice poem “ On the Wire.” Other EVERYBODY WINS cept the one-year old equipment between 7 and 9:80 p.m. The arc Howard Pemberton, vice Hartford. portable *30; one audio-visual speakers were Robert Boyd and offered by Negro because all automobile was left unlocked to the Ugh sdiool gym tonight. president, and Albert Eagleson, Mrs. James stressed several The deputy coroner found storage unit (or slides *59, and Dominick Maio. new equipment had been re- with the keys still in the ignl assistant secretary and treasur­ AT Rocco Napoli of West Hartford kinderg;arten furniture *1,000. Plans for an area speech con­ quested in the specifications, tion. An investigation Is in “economic stnUiteing effects” er. now being realized, including criminally negligent in the ac­ Allocations for Hicks Memo­ test were discussed. Members This passed with one member, progress. Others re-elected are Robert the construction of a ettoipping cident which caused the death rial School total *771, including who will vie for the honor of Hsmson, opposed. Mrs. J. E. Hampton of 123 Blssell, treasurer; William Mur­ center at Rts. 30 end 74; a car of a 79-year-old woman. one card catalogue *150; one representing the Manchester A motion was made to consld- Summer St. reported her purse, ray, financial secretary; Mel­ wash under construction at Stella Jaroszenskl of West typing table *20; two phono- (Chapter in the contest Include er only five-year contracts. This containing more than *76 In vin Eagleson, recording secre­ GORMAN BROTHERS Sand HUl Rd. and Rt. 30; three Hartford was fatally injured graph, audiotronic at *50 (*100); Clemento, Boyd, Gorman, Maio, passed, 6-2, with Hanson and cash and personal effects was tary, and Frank Carpenter and service stations coming in on Dec. 3 when the car she was one EDYM projection screen Chirry, and Frank Barry. Mrs. Butterfield opposed. taken from the waiting room Sam Moseley, auditors. Merrow Rd.; the consideration riding in—driven by Napoli—col- *55; one overhead projector The speech contest will be Ruflnl was asked where he of Marlow’s Beauty Salon, 887 o f apartments, and three indus­ lided with a station wagon driv- *150; one la-iguage master *200; held Monday, April 16, at the would park the buses, since Main St. between 2:30 and 8:40 trial parcels being sold by the en by a state policeman. ojie stop watch *18, and two Surpasses Everest Howard Johnson Restaurant, DOUBLE STAMPS EVERY DAY ON FILL UPS they are to be parked In town. p.m. yesterday, while she was Industiial Development Oom- She was pronoimced dead at autoharps at *39 (*78). AGANA, Guam — Residents West Hartford. The Manchester He said he would use the M&M getting a hair treatment, mlBslon. a hospital. New equipment for the Physi- of Guam consider Mt. Lamlam group will select two represen­ garage, and that he would do Alice Palmer of 540 Parker A most unusual collection of A total o f 230 new ixnises The coroner said Monday that Education Department the world’s highest mountain. It tatives (or the contest at its Ms own maintenance there. He St. told police that a hole was ore in the works, she added, Trooper Shaw was driving at 25 high schools is budgeted rises out of the greatest Pacific next meeting, Monday, April 8, owns a garage In Manchester, smashed through the wlnd- noting "the Grand list increases, miles an hour west on Asylum at *1,607, including two ward­ Ocean depth, the Marianas at 7:30 p.m., Iona Hall. The FREE JUICE GLASS He said that he himself shield of her car yesterday at DESIGNER FASHION as well as the children.” Ave. and saw the other car In robe cabinets at *87 (*174); one Trench, which is 37,800 feet meeting is open to 'tJl men in­ would act as dispatcher. 8:30 p.m. as two young boys A' fifth grade class at the the Trout Brook intersection. portable blackboard *70; one deep, to an above-ground emi­ terested in a beg;inners course with each 10 goNons of qosoKne Negro was aisked why he struck It with a mud ball con- Ugh school voted yesterday on Shea said Shaw applied the caliphone *63, and lockers and nence of 1,334 feet. in public speaking. or coupon equivalent dldn’t sribmit a five-year bid. tabling a rock near East Cath- the middle school. Tlie results brakes but couldn’t avoid a col­ He replied that he couldn’t be- ollc High School on W. Middle COATS were overwdielmlngiy in fawor lision. cause of the rising ooets. Tpke. of the school, 28-3. Shea said Napoli told investi­ Neither Rufbil nor the Mini- Vandals emptied several cans priced especially for this event! Fashion Show gating police he reduced his LEAD FREE AMOCO GASOLINE cuocls and Santos have owned of red and yellow spray pabit Models in the "Spring speed to 10 miles an hour as he THE MILEAGE CHAMPION GASOLINE or operated buses before. The last night while writing numer- Dreams” FaaUon Show Thurs­ entered the intersection, and latter said that they could use als and letters on the wall of day night will Include Mrs. Vin­ their own men as the drivers in King’s Department Store, 340 that he assumed Shaw’s car cent Lamo, Mrs. Raymond Za- emergencies. Broad St. and on the walls of would slow for the light. bllansky, Mrs. Alouls Stelrer, After another short closed other buildings. 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4 / PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER .EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 PAGE NINETEE2N ^OimiJ)ecision^— Hayes Big E Here 1 Ashe Considers Big Elvln Hayes, Houston Around the lU M P EF IIir University’s great AU-Amerl- Writers Stumped by RSox oan, and his Texas College (, AH-Stars will be playing the Boycott of Cup \ fiMufij ics Out Connecticut Explorers Satur­ Grapefruit League day night at the Penney Hlgl^ NEW YORK (AP)—Arthur Ashe, the United States’*^ By EARL YOST Gym In East Hartford at WITH :ue Defense .^HOUSTON (AP>— Elvin. wrH not com- ST. PETTERSBURa. Fla.— 8:16. . first Neyro Davis Cup tennis ptoyeir, mfgWt add Ms voice p^te^Tor a spot on the Olympii because to the civil rijrhte figM, But it won't be a vMent one. Don’t look for any neW-Vownd he n«^ds^money and he n e ^ to on hia-viREune to Haynes'who was named -^WINTER HAVEN, Ha. power with the New York Meis the College Player of the -I could Bay w can9, Indlani^^d Latliui with: Yost (AB)^^— After spendliig a tMs season. The club otroked but “make a ordeivi Tear will Iwve several of his going to b^w up tte afcta_we inla|ht owing'’ Square Garden, and tomorrow •• ^ - ^ couple"^^weeks in a b^e- ore home run in it» first dozen ^ » e best I want |.^^ugar teammates with him, H ERA L£L SPORTS EDITOR ball trainingc^p, a knowl­ games, that by newcomer Art Sion and that he haRoy Emerson of. area under a brilliant Florida practically all force plays or the immediately announced they the chain. eye injury? Can Carl Yastrzem- Division championship, the New have reached an greement oh Australla and Manuel Santana- ■un and teiUced toasefeoll with * * * front ends of doubleplays. The would try to sign the 6-8 star. voice would be just a single one, skl even come close to his fabu­ Haven Blades face the Clinton a full affiliation. The Knights and I doubt it would have much of Spain, also were among the tU i New England vtsltor. unrvps wHl deny tt, but it’s true The Houston Mavericks of the and Packers will work as close­ * * * Robinson's Value lous 1967 season? Comets tonight in the Eastern Impact. 16 men to win opening matches’ . . and they say baseball la American Basketball League ly together as mutual league What’s Frank Robinson’s val­ Those are only a few of the a honest game? "Of course, if others felt the on the rubberized courts at B ird s U p and Down SHOWING OFFICIALS how far he had to putt for a birdie on the 17th hole, also say they have the negotia- rules permit. Vince Lombardi, ue to the Orioles? big questions as the Red Sox tlon rights for Hayes although way I did—the South Ameri- Madison Square Garden. For Bauer, the fortunes of the Geoi-ge Areher demonstrates with his hands. (AP Photofax). The Blades, who lost at home General Manager of the Pack­ “ Two runs a ball game,” ___ Bau-settle down to more serious One of the biggest worries for 2 Orioles have resembled an ele­ the ABiA draft will not toe until ers has announced his grreat er reported. ” We figure thaf^fi work in final preparation for every major league club Is the on Sunday, will attempt to main- vator in the past two years. He April .8. pleasure in having a full agree­ what he’s worth to this club for season opener in Detroit Vietnam war. There Isn’t a team was on the top floor as manag­ H.yes » y . ,a v „ „ U.. NBA 'J ' ment with the Knights. Stanley Cup Playoffs April 4 that doesn’t have at least one h, ,^ZTLTIZ,T' er of the American League and every game that he plays. One ®- •nd tor Ih. Ural Urn. h u .et " t “ “ S K ” “ run that he scores and one run Manager Dick Williams, who player who must attend weekly Tonight’s game will he heard Herb and Pete Savin, co-own- World Series champion Orioles a definite price tag on himself. that he drives in.” directed Boston to its first pen- or monthly and In some In­ Like to Cut Trips in central Connecticut over ers of the Knights, who brought in 1966. Twelve months later, , , .u /-i , , j j 21 yeers as a rookie He said he will ask for $300,000 WATR-FM (92.6). All Blades the Atlantic Coast Football Last year the Orioles dropped stances weekly National Guard Flyers Need Home, Bauer's Birds feU all the way or Reserve drills. Most clubs over three years. road games in the playoffs are League team to Hartford wdth back into a Ue for sixth place 33 games by one run and 24 confident on the “ All my life I have wanted being carried by the Waterbury HANK BAUER have "connections” and young the intention of developing the in the finsil standings. others by two runs. surface. He thinks the Red Sox THIRD BASE STANDOFF—Minnesota 'Twins third baseman Rick Rollins has to play against the best.” he station. finest team in professional foot­ ball and grin as he awaits Red Sox’s Ricco Petrocelli, putting on brakes before players move into Guard or R e­ "I ’ve learned, after the last our starters, plus the fact Rob . will win it, but admits the club serve units rather then serve But Will Miss Cash ball outside of the NFL-AFL, Repairs Close Arena two years,” Bauer said, as he ble (Frank Robinson, most val- pitching, we’ve got to the tag out in yesterday’s exhibition game. (AP Photofax). announced in a joint statement may have to work harder than two years in the draft. wife, Donna, talked him into roy, Calif., won the champion­ puffed on his smoke, “ That in uable player in 1968) was lost ^ Rood year from Powell it did when it shocked the base- 6 PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Wanted: One amply-fum- that they are highly pleased this game, you are never safe for cne month, plus the fact He has all the tools to be a great ban woridVy to k in 7 th rn a ra s ball with George Scott at first, — Lanky George Archer playing. ship with a blazing finish which Good argument: who's the with the terms of the affiliation. ished hockey rink. Must be near metropolitan miea. Seat­ to make any kind of predlc- some of the fellows had bad hitter, physically that is, men- ^ underdog. Mike Andrews at second, Joe says he would like to cut ” I had a premonition that he Cops Haul Martin ” We are thrilled wdth the affili­ ing capacity of 14,000 would be nice. Most important, tally, I can’t say,” Bauer went best hitter in baseball, Carl Yaa- he needed to edge veteran Dave Itons.” years like Boog (Powell) and We’ll be all right once we Foy at third and Rico Petrocelli down on hie golfing’ trips. ation with Green Bay. To be on. Managing Any Harder Today? trzemski of Boston or Roberto might win,” said Mrs. Archer. Marr and young Tony Jacklin of roof must be sturdy. sentaUve of the Flyers. "But we However, the Birds have plen- for him. Brooks (Robinson), get our pitching squared away,” at short—and veterans Dalton Clemente of Pittsburgh. Yaz has But he admits he hates to affiliated with Green Bay, the Anyone interested, please con­ ty of suwort in many circles gi„ce coming back into the I really thought I had some­ ’’Beside, we had flown to Flori­ Britain by a shot. greatest football organization in should know on Wednesday.” Williams said. "Right now the Jones and Jerry Adair ready to won two American Leaigue bat­ stay home and miss out on tact the Philadelphia Flyers of to come-back and at this writ- „,ajor leagues -th e old St. Lou- thing going after we won the da and I didn’t want us to fly Archer, who trailed both of O ff After Outrage the country will undoubtedly Kadlec waa referring to the pitching is taking care of itself, step In if needed. Also on the LA’s Manager Walt Alston ting titles and Clemente has all that money offered on back after Just one tourna­ the National Hockey League. ing are Hsted es co-favorites Browns’ franchise was shlft- m r ld Series,” B a ^ r noted, pftchers elminatlng them- berfeh will be Ken Harrelson, the other contenders most of the take us a long way toward ful­ deadline set by the NHL for the four to his credit in the Nation­ ment.” Their Spectrum Sports Arena is with kOmesota to replace Bos- m 1954 -Baltimore has been u was wrong. You can ggjygg xhat’s what spring train- who is being dangled as trade the pro tour. round, shot in front with a clos­ It took the police to get Hous'ton Coach Slater Martin filling our goal of presenting the Flyers to choose a site for the al League. Both are in the $100,- under repair, anS they’re look- playoffs. ton as the junior loop’s chom- by pitching problems. never tell in this game, from ” I should take a week off aft­ Archer almost Jropped out in ing string of birdies. He sank off the floor, but the referees weren’t impressed. finest possible football program ing is for.” bait, and Norm Slebern. Never Predicts in Spring 000 pay bracket so for a 16- er every four or five tourna­ ing for a place to play the Stan­ day to day, what’s going to hr.p- the first round when he became birdie putts of five, eight and Near the end of Dallas’ 116-97 to Hartford.” The Flyers, in a scrap with _ ...... •'■■■■Jim Palmer, Wally ..c.j Bunker o....anfi „„„ . 1, u '''***' Lonborg still limping Oonlgliaro has shown no ef- game schedule each gets better ments,” the new champion of sick to his stomach while play­ five feet on the last three holes. victory over Houston in the ahead, but Martin took up the ley Chip playoffs in. Los Angeles for first place in n isre is no one dub tettpr McNally, who threw noth- ^ ^ a s w y i s .sue fj-om surgery to repair a knee fects from being hit by a pitch By EARL YOST than $617 a game. defense of Pettway and in the the Pensacola Open said after ing, but he shot a 66 and decided Marr finished with a 65 to tie American Basketball Associa­ The Flyers wrill not be able to the West Di-vision, are consider- than the other, among six or goose eggs at iLos An- ® game. ^ ^ injury suffered while skiing last last Aug. 18, but he is having ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — course of things grabbed referee his closing 63 gave him a $16,000 to keep going. He added rounds Jacklin, who turned in a 66. tion’s Western Division playoffs' use their ill-fated home rink ing either Montreal or Toronto seven. I’d say theseclubs, and gg]gg jf, tj,g .g0 series, were all Dec. 24, Williams is looking for trouble with his timing. Yas- "No one should make any pre- Gussle Busch, president of the Amdy Hershock and turned him payoff Monday. ’’But when I sit of 68 and 69 before his closing They won $7,800 each for their Monday night, Martin became when the Stanley Cup playoffs for their home ice If the Spec­ y ^ k n o w who they are, are all struck down by serious arm Mound Heroes a couple of pitchers to make up trzemski, the 1967 Triple Crown dictions in the spring.” Manag- St. Louis Cards, told me over around. around home for a couple of burst gave him the title with a 269 totals. Jacklin, making his enraged at a shoving battle be­ open April 4. The Spectrum re­ trum is not avaUable. about. on an even 1 keel. 1 elbow miseries last year. latest mound heroes for '^Ig right-hander’s 22 vlcto- winner, still admittedly is tired er Walt Alston of Los Angeles the lunch table that the Nation­ Police were called to eject iBOWLING, weeks I get to thinking about 72-hole total of 268, 20 strokes best showing ever, reportedly is tween Jerry Pettway of the mains closed for repairs, and After high winds ripped holes This trio which hurled succes- the Birds were Tom Phoebus, ries in 1967. from a gruelling round of winter told me as a group of writers al League must go ahead with Martin, but no foul was called the money I’m not making.” under par and the lowest total the first English golfer to finish Mavericks and John Beasley of while workmen touch up the in the roof last month, reams ot Ability vs. Luck Slve shutouts against 'the Dodg- named the rookie pitcher of the Two newcomers obtained from banquets. Reggie Smith holds asked the 15-year skipper for expansion. "We can’t wait for either on Martin's action or the Archer almost passed up the on the tour this year. as high as second on the Ameri­ Dallas. scarred roof, the question is : red tape and charges of peptics "Th* club that stays healthy ers in the four-game sweep, won year in the Americaji Legue, the National Leagnie during the strong and steady for a good his opinion of the coming Na- the American League to beat us shoving incident that started it. Pensacola tournament, but his ’The 6-foot-6 cowboy from Gil­ can tour. Dallas already was way Where will they play? tied up repairs. Now It appears sad has a Uttle luck. I’d like to but 13 combined victories last and Jim Hardin. “ Hardin was winter may be able to do the year. The three, when fit, rep- tional League race, to the punch.” In the Eastern Division play­ ” I wish I knew,” said Joe too late for workmen to recon­ clarify that word luck and say season. my best pitcher the last six job. Southpaw Dick Ellsworth resent ipower at the plate and “ The spring is no time for offs of the ABA Monday, Pitts­ Kadlec, public relations repre- struct the damage in time. a combination of ability and Have the arm miseries sub­ weeks of the season,” Bauer and right-hander Ray Culp have outstanding defense. predicUons. I know that you ” It takes two weeks to get in burgh took a 1-0 lead In the luck, and luck and ability, sided? said of the young righthander, been impressive. Others in the There is no doubt that the guys all want stories, but how shape,” Moe Drabowsky of the Grant in Money best-of-5 semifinal series, beat­ whichever way you want to use ♦ * ♦ “ I’ll be taking 11 pitchers starting rotation are Jose San- Sox are loaded with talent, but can a manager predict?” Alston Baltimore Orioles related as we Bing, Debusschere Set Pace ing Indiana 146-127. talked before an exhibition PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP)— it, will win. Too Ffirlv to T p II back North, 11 sound ones,” the tiago, Gary Waslewski and Jer- the question marks remain. The said. Dallas took a 2-0 lead in the MERCANTILE — Ray Wood- Football at Wake Forest ■ I Just hope Its my chib,” he Ita riy t o l e u game. ” I like the six weeks, Jim Grant of Wethersfield, ex-Marine World War II hero ry Stephenson. American League chase figures I never have made predictions best-of-5 Western Division semi­ bridge 135-376, Ed Tomkiel 136- (xmtinued. Perhaps it’s still too early to said. Lee Stange and Darrell Bran- to be a seven-team fight, with and I’m not going to start now. though, because I didn’t get a Conn., picked up his first finals playoffs as Charles Beas­ 376, Leo Foglia 160-389, Ken chance to workout during the check of 1968 on the pro golf Figures on Getting Better What were the reasons for the tell, but Palmer has failed to "This Is the place to experi- don figure to stick, but there’s only New York, Oakland and Take my club for example. I NBA’s Pistons Roll Celts ley scored 27 points. Willie Som­ MonUe 141-136-388, Sonny collapse otf the Orioles last show his form of two years ago ment, down here, not when you a wide open fight for the other Washington being counted out only use four or five regulars winter.” tour Monday when he won erset scored 40 in the Maver­ Chandler 160-380, George Barb­ Wake Forest must have rea^ High School in Lynchburg, $934 for an eight-under-par year, a team that, on paper, and the jury is still out on Bunk- get back home. Our club will three spots. A veteran such as by most observers. every game. Some clubs we on- DETROIT (AP) — De- icks’ losing cause. er 135-367, Hank Michaud 355, about how Southern California George set the state high appeared to be capable of run- er and McNally. be ready April 9, when we open Gary Bell, 12-8 with Boston aft- The Red Sox should hang in ly see once. How them, is it Most impressive pitchers In total of 280 for 72 holes of the Connie Hawkins scored 38 Ed Slonlk 137-381, Sam LitUe found Orange Juice Simpson school discus record of 178 the Red Sox camp have not been Pensacola Open Tournament. ■troit Pistons’ vic'tories over nlng up a string of triumphs? MoeDrabowsky, the former against Oakland, but I’m not er being obtained from Cleve- there with Baltimore, Detroit, fair to size up the race?” th e B oston CJeltics are still points for the victorious Pipers, 143-351, Jerry Clarke 161-366, Ed playing football for a junior col- feet 10 inches. At Femim, he Bauer had been asked the Trinity College star, told me sure aibout my pitching.” Bau- land last June, is struggling be- Chicago, Minnesota, California The long-time Dodger manag- holdovers but newcomers Ray Grant, 26, had rounds of rare enough to be treasured, who took an early lead and nev­ Ray 138, Roy McGuire 143-377, lege in a game called the Prune won the freshman coU e^ te same question many times and that the start'ng pitching situa- er said. cause of tendonitis in his shoul- and Cleveland. Then, if Lon- er did agree, however, that St. Culp, Garry Roggenburk, Dick 70-72-09-69 over the par 72 er lost it. Roger Brown led Indi­ Walt Bender 147-352, Bill Faber Bowl. division of the hurdlee in an In- he had a ready answer. tion "isn’t very good.” Bauer There isn’t any question but der. borg can come back, there’s a Louis has balance, speed, pow- Ellsworth and Gary Waslewsid. course. Grant, the 1967 Con­ especially in the National ana with 32 points. 366. The Deacons recently signed door meet, “ OlU’ pitching was the main has to be more cautious the Orioles still have serious The catching is set with Els- good possibility they can make er and pitching, which reminded Culp and Ellsworth were acquir­ necticut Amateur champion, Basketball Association play­ WALT ALSTON four Ferrum, Va., JC athletes Bradley led Ferrum’s football reason. We lost practically all and■ Drabowsky,~ now one of the problems on the mound. j Howard, slugger Gene Oil- a late-season charge and repeat, him of his first Dodger clubs ed In trades with the Chicago won over $4,000 in 1967 pro o ffs . Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies. Last Night's Fights ELKS —Stan Seymour 137 — to grants-in-aid. All will be scorers the last two oampaignB. ver and Russ Gibson. The in- It will be mighty tough without of Duke Snider, Roy Campabel- Is it any harder to manage tour money after completing ’’They’ve got a great team,” edlgible for Atlantic Coast Con- Last season he caught 87 paa- Roggenburk is a product of the SECAUCXJS, N.J. — Luke Er­ 350, Spiro Lano 135, Emil fleld Is one of the best In base- Lonnie, though. la, Jackie Robinson. today than it was 15 years ago the Professional Golfers As­ said Pistons’ CJoach Dennis Dietz 153-138 —384, Tony Salva­ ference Games next fall. es, 11 of them for touchdowns. sociation approved-player in­ Butcher after Detroit beat the vin, 131(4, Bayonne, N.J., out­ when Walt Alston was brought pointed Angel Rivera, 13, Puer­ tore 361, Roger Rlcard 360, Three of the players are from Schubert completed 48 of 88 struction course last October. Celtics 126-116 Monday night to up to replace Charlie Dressen the Red S o x last year after to Rico, 8. Mike Denhup 352, Matthew Des­ Manchester, N. H. They are: passes for 887 yards and 11 even the best-of-7 Eastern Divi­ imone 357, John Rieder 364, Mike Bradley, 182-pound 6-11 touchdowns at Ferrum. He also as manager of the Brooklyn working most of the year In To- sion semifinal series at one PORTILAND, Ore. — Frank Dodgers? Fred Poudrier 394. flanker. carried the ball for a 4.7 yard ronto. game apiece. " I ’m just happy Ndiblet, 176, Oakland, stopped Worst NL Season in 62 Years This question I asked of Al­ Olym pic Bosses Jim Schubert, 190-pound 6-foot average. Schubert and Maza- we can compete with them.” Jess Bolen, 171, Los Angeles, 7. ston. CHURCH —Cy Perkins 201 — quarterback. lewOkl both attended Mancheo- Leading 114-112 wdth 2:46 to "It’s a lot harder today than Hunt Fund Cash 584, Don Williams 201-214-^76, John Mazalewskl, 210-pound ter Central High and both Sports Program play, Detroit rallied behind it was then (1954),” he shot Bemie Banavlege 202 —568, 5-11 linebacker. played in the 1966 New Hamp- Dave DeBusschere and Dave Little League- back. NEW YORK (AP) — ’The U.S. Mike Wieber 209, Bill McBride, The fourth outstanding player shlre-Vermont All-Star game, Slated Saturday Bing to outscore the CelUcs 12-4 Try Group Therapy "Players then were more ex­ Olympic Committee has asked 207, Clem Quey 205, Irv Foster from Ferrum Junior College Wake Forest hasn’t had a The eighth annual Irish Sports and wrap up the game. It was Notes perienced. They all had an aver- the Dallas, Tex., district aibtor- 212, Vic Squadrito 204, Hy wMch had an 8-1 ecord last football winner since the Dea- , . ,, . . . Night will be held Saturday only the third Piston victory The Little League banquet ney to look into the disappear­ FliesQunan 204, Harry Eich 202, season, is Ed George, a 243- cons’ 1859 team went 6-4. And age of four or Hve years in toe Irish-American over Boston in 10 games this scheduled for Wednesday ance of some $72,000 collected Elliott Newcomb 202, Ed King pound 6-4 offensive end from Ck>ach Bill Tate, in his four minor leagues They were better Commerce St. in Glas- year. night has been tentatively for the Olympic fund. ’The com­ 202, Mike Museltko 200. Lynchburg, Va. George, as years at Winston-Salem, N.C., Plan for Memories prepared. Today, a lot of the j^nbury. Guest of honor and DeBusschere started the win­ postponed until April 3 at a mittee has denied, however, Ferrum’s co-captain; caught can’t be too proud of his 16-28 new men are fresh out of high f^tured speaker is Senator ning surge by stealing a Celtic site to be announced. that a scandal of nationwide four touchdown passes leist sea- record. Come next fall, though, pass. He dribbled the length of RENEGADES — Barbara VERO BEACH, Fla. optimistic about the Dodgers’ Ich, John Duffle, Jack Billing, t fs '^ n r a lo f o^UmfwUh th T m ’^(t'li^Lucuf’s toastmaster w n proportions is involved. Registration for the 1968 Finnegan 129, Bob Boroch 138 son. the former Illinois athlete is In Dallas, it was reported that the court but missed a two- league play will be Friday (AP)—Zoilo VersaHes has 1968 chances as he embarks on ham, Vicente Romo, Larry fundamentals. e r S ^ ^ w ^ 1 © ^ ^ Judes handed dunk shot. Eddie Miles, —379, Ken Montie 143 —137, George, like Simpson, starred hoping to get some recognition the grrand jury heard five night. Sites are as follows: Fred Levesque 163. for a tradk team. At Glass for the Deacons. unpleasant memories of his 15th go-round. ” We’ve filled Staab and Leon Everitt, all He also added that when he church in Derby, Father Robert charges of embezzlement grow­ however, got the rebound and National at Buckley, Ameri­ 1967 in Minnesota, but his a few holes,” he said, "and we impressive thus far’ are battling first broke in with the Dodgers, Seating is master of ceremon- scored. ing out of local handling of can at Waddell, Intemattonal new Los Angeles team- might bounce back a little high- for the remaining two or three ^ pretty good cast, no ,pbe program will Include "I just blew the shot,” said funds. at Verplanck. Parents or mates are trying hal’d to er than expected.” spots. argument mere. many celebreUes from the Irish Arthur Lentz, execuUve direc­ DeBusschere. ” I didn’t know guardians must accompany Miles was behind me. I guess help him forget. Pitching was, and still is, the Haller, .251 with the Giants, _ and American sporting world. tor of the USOC, said Monday boys who must sign up at It’s a kind of group therapy big plus for the Dodgers. Claude gets the nod at catcher, backed Opening Date Prominent men so honored in his office had asked the Dallas I’ll have to pracUce my dunk this time, including last shots.” for the Dodgers. They, too, have Osteen, 17-17, Don Drysdale, 13- by Jeff Torljorg and Jim Cam- The 1968 drag racing season the past Include Gov. John authorities to look into the case year’s players. In order that been trying to forget 1967 all 16, Don Sutton, 11-15, and Bill panis. Wes Parker, .247, Is at will open with a fast-moving Dempsey, Matt Moriarty, Butcher said his game plan JUMPING HIGH over the shouMer of Boston’s Bill registration cards may be winter. Singer, 12-8, are returning start- first base, with Lefebvre at sec- show at the Connecticut Drag- Charles ‘Chick’ O’Malley and was to outrun the aging Celtics. Ri^seill (6), Dave Bing (21) fires pass to Happy signed. Versalles, the American ers. Rookie Alan Foster also has ond and Bailey at third. Davis, way Sunday, Majch 31. Drag Pat Ward. ” We tried to run them and Hairston in far comer who scored. (AP Photofax). Men or high school seniors League’s Most Valuable Player earned a istartlng shot. Grant, Fairly and A1 Ferrara, .277, strip operator Prank Maratta Tickets may be reserved by drive the middle to force fouls wishing to join the program said crews already are ait work contacting Dan Carey at Moriar­ Bailey Howell, Player-Coach time lead behind rookie Jimmy in 1965, struggled through the Phil Regan and Jim Brewer loom as the starting outfielders, on their big men’ said Butcher. contact Tom Cohran, Bay preparing the Bast Haddam fa­ ty Bros, or Mike Connolly, 626- Bill Russell and Tom Sanders worst year of his career, batting head up the bullpen crew. New- with rocrfiie Jim Falrey close be- "We did the same thing in the Walker, who hit seven of nine McNIckle, Nick NlcoU or 8813. 1 1 1 aU fouled out late In the fourth shots for 14 points. just' .200 for the Twins and wish- comers John Purdin, Mike Kek- hind. cility for the heavy field of cars first game at Boston but didn’t Denny Carlin. Openings for quarter. It wt.s cnly the second ing he were miles away from ______A get the breaks. ” I told Mm just to shoot,” umpires, farm league coach­ time Russell had fouled out of a said Butcher. ” I told him to Minnesota. “ This time we got aU their big es and assistant coaches are N E W CA R game this year. The Dodgers, meanwhile, men in foul trouble—Howell, penetrate as close as he could available': HERE Russell and Sanders—and that Detroit jumped to a 67-68 half­ and shoot." HOME RUN KINGS—^Minnesota’s Harmen Killebrew and ^ toi^ s Carl Y ^ stumbled through their worst National League season in 62 ii made them relax a UtUe but on trzemski met before yesterday’s game as 1967 blasted defense.” years, finishing eighth after 44 homere each to tie fot the major league title. (AP Photofax). winning the pennant in 1968. Now, Versalles is the Dodg­ ers’ shortstop, having come to irs EASY TO for fhaf Benefit Game TCU’s Triple Talent Boy Los Angeles with another dis­ gruntled Twin, pitcher Jim Corley’s Collegians will Pitchers Obtained, Help Grant, in a winter trade that SPECIAL face Morlalrty Bros. Saturday sent catcher John Roseboro and night at 8 at Clarke Arena, Mickey^ Best All-Around relief pitchers Ron Perranoskl Manchester. The benefit con­ and Bob Miller to Minnesota. OCCASION! test is to raise funds for the SWITCH TO NEW YORK (NEA) — Kansas City Chiefs owner in two sports last year and prob­ Zoilo can return the favor by Manchester High School at)i- Mickey McCarty, a 6-5,256- Lamar Hunt was impress­ ably again this season. The TCU Boston’s Many Troubles plugging a big gap in the Dodg­ letic fund. Top local players pound senior from ’Texas ed by his size, speed and athletic department considers one of Osinskl’s pitches. Frank ers’ infield opened when shorts­ will face Bob Corley and his WINTER HAVEN, Fla, ace Dean Chance fits on the Christian, hasn’t played a agility after seeing Mc­ him the best all-around college Kostro singled to left, but top Maury Wills was dealt to UConn teammates. athlete in the country, with the (A P) — ^The Bostoni^Red Sox bases. down of college footb^l but Carty in basketball action WUllams wasn’t too happy Spriggs threw out Holt at home. Pittsburgh last year. possible exception of Randy are having their troubles Tovar scored on Allison’s hit, Wills hit .302 for the Pirates one night. with the pitching of Brandon OILHEAT... Matson (the world’s foremost but when Kostro also tried to while Bob Bailey and Gene Mi­ McCarty doesn’t have a repu­ this spring, but they’d real­ and Dan Osinskl, who gave up shot-putter and also a pro bas­ score Spriggs threw him out for chael, picked up by Los Angeles tation as a hitter and some sus­ ly be in a bad way without the winning nm in the 12th, and ketball and football prospect). his second assist of the inning. in the deal, plodded home at pect he couldn’t stand up to tile two pitchers they ob- was disappointed with some of In a late February game, Mc­ The Red Sox staged a mild .227 and .202, respectively. THE TRANSMISSION IS A continuous contact, v However, iadned from National his other players. Carty collected 14 points and 13 threat in thedr half of the 1 2 th They had plenty of company One of a series of the encounters he’s had under League dubs during the "We should have won in regu­ famous Bannister Babies •. • AHDVgU — LEASING — rebounds against Texas A&M, when pinch-hitter Gene Oliver Jim Lefebvre developed a pow VERY VITAL PART OF YOUR CAR the backboards offer a different lation time but for a bad throw Low dally, weekly or month­ then pitched four innings of per­ off-season. from outfielder Jose Tartabull,” singled with one out, but Jerry er failure, sagging from 24 ho side. First, the guys he’s col­ "The two National Leaguers ly rates pn new Mercurys or How much do you know about it? Come in and get fect baseball the next day, strik­ he said. “’Ilhat allowed the Adair bounced into a game-end­ mers in 1966 to eight last year Comets! 1-2-8 year le ^ n g lided with have been the last have been our most consistent FREE booklet that tells you all about it including ing out eight batters in the Twins to tie the game.” ing double play. _ Willie Davis fell from a .284 aV' plan available for all makes 11 ways to protect it. to get up and, second, he led game. It was the first time he pitchers,” Manager Dick Wil­ After the game the Red Sox erage to .257 and Ron Fairly and all models! the Southwest Conference in re­ The Red Sox roughed up CHOOSE THE had touched a baseball all sea­ liams said Monday of left-hand­ announced two more squad plummeted from .288 to .220. bounding this season. Chsuice for nine hits and all, Just be glad you’re not the driver! son. er Dick Ellswoirth and right­ cuts, shipping veteran utility- "It was almost like a plague,” RESERVE A CAR McCarty may not give the three of their runs in his six in-' McCarty may sign both bas­ hander Ray Culp. man George Thomas find rookie said Fairly. “ There’s only one Evtry m inuU and a half of tvery day, someone 1n the U.S. calls AAMCO speculators a chance to wit­ "Ellsworth hasn’t given us a nlng stint. Consecutive singles NOW. . .CALL about transmission trouble. ketball and baseball major pitcher Billy Farmer to Louis- thing about a seaeon like that. ness their theories in football bad outing,” Williams said. Ells­ by Jerry Adair, Carl Yastrzem- Every week AAM CO satisfies more than 10,000 transmission problems. league contracts after finishing skl and Dalton Jones got two V 111 e of the International It surely humbles you.” SUPPIIET You get free towing, • free roadchKk, fast, efficient service— most times or basketball. That’s because school. But Lamar Hunt still worth hauj pitched 21 Innings in League. The rehabilitation of the 643-5135 in just one day. And with AAMCO, your tranim iftfon can be protected by his forte is not a body block or four games and posted an 0.86 runs home In the fourth, and in over 500 AAMCO Centers coast to coast. thinks the big lefthander could the fifth Spriggs beat out a bunt Dodgers started with the Minne­ a jumper. . .it’s a fast ball. find success on the gridiron. earned run average. sota deal, picked up steam when Every minute and a half, someone p rove s. . . _ Ho pitched TCU to the SWC Ellsworth’s latest effort was a and eventually scored on' Norm r Easy Cash The Chiefs selected McCarty CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. catcher Tom Haller was ob­ co-championship last spring flve-hlt, one run performance Slebem’s single. MORIARTY You con truot your IrMsmlea/on fo AAMCO/ in the fourth round of the pro (AP) — An unidentified bettor tained from San Francisco in with a 10-3 record and went 33 for six imUngs against the hard­ Bob Allison had four hits—the World'o Lorgoat Tranomloalon ^•efaffafe. P tRNWiS oMj football draft. last one a single which drove in won $21,012 Monday night for exchange for Ron Hunt and pro­ consecutive innings without hitting Minnesota Twins Mon­ Cesar Tovar with the winning successfully picking the twin gressed through a rigorous win­ You Can Bet Your Life On It! BROTHERS giving up ism earned run. This day, but Minnesota scored two run. Jackie Hernandez had a double at Charles Town Race ter conditioning program that “ Oooneotlout’s Oldest 'TRANSMISSION season, he was the league’s SOFTBALL SOFTIES late inning runs off DarreU triple and a single to drive in Course. carried into-spring training. Lineoln-Meroury Dealer" AAMCO OF MANCHESTER second high scorer as the OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Brandon to tte the game. They MANCHESTER OIL two runs. The 7-6-10-2 combination was 5-4 with the 'Twins, will' start or SOI CENTER STREET Home Owned — Home Operated (AP) — South Africa became won It, 4-S; in 12 Innings. Homed FVogs won the basket- Rookie outfielder Jim Holt completed in the eighth race relieve, or both. TALC'OTTVILLE — Manchester-Vernon Town Line hall title. LISTENING CLOSELY to BUly Kidd of the U.S. Ski Team are H « ^ ’a aid RooUe o u t fielder George FUEL INOTUUTE the 13th nation to enter the started the winning rally with when Ragalu came home a $19 Walter Alston, dean o f major (Bxoent Hiurs.) PHONE 648-2467 writer Bill Sacherek, right, and Barry Cowles. Team was at Stratton Mountain Spriggs threw out two runners OPEN EVENINGS McCarty is the league’s only World Softball Tournament to an infield hit. Tovar was hit by winner^ league managers, is cautiously athlete to make All-Conference be held here Sept. 21-28. for U.S. Challenger Cup races. (Photo by Gretchen Dow). at the plate and gave Minnesota MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-ONE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLI WcmtMi A u t^— T um i ODOMTA n A taAW ET STOTEll —i wmPPLE Hwlp Hdp Wonlwd—KWa 3ft HIRIN3 yt3£/ AS CASHIER.IN A EMPLOYER^ HOWEVER, IT 1 ^ BUT HOW AN’ LETTERS >■ 35 HAVE COMPLETE Mc>t«rcyclM 1 2 PISH AAARKET HAS GOT T QUITTING TIME ^THE PHOHE) ARE NO GOOD./ GAS STA'nON attendant, part- TH' LAUGH OP TH'VEAR, CONPlOENCE AND I MUST A ngleworm mowed u p h is fiRer j DB A mo ow mis pirst imierview our mam o f BOOKKEEPER through gener­ MY WORD. HOW CAN YOU MEN EVEn I c OMPANV ( NONE OF OUR CLASSIFIED WANTED —1906 dtst906 ^brd Ume evenings. Must be over SYLVESTERl IN ME' RUSH TO CATCH REEUME 10 MARE HIM LOOK LIRE A MAM W E w orld LOOREP lir e A MAM BOHKEP al ledger. 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Call anytime. 622- ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. to 9 p.m. SALESMEN doriro to protect their 1963 MERCURY S56, bucket HAVE BEEN tential. Must be neat in ap­ Idonttty can foUow thb 8429. pearance and free to seats, 390, V—8, automaUc UPGRADED Outstanding opportunity In procedure: transmission, console shift, 4 Painting— Paparing 21 travel. Transportation fur­ Outdoor Garden and Patio new Ures. 847-1276. nished. Call Personnel Bnolooo your reply to the INTERIOR and exterior paint­ Department lor Industrious Household Services EMPLOYES Dept., 289-3787. man with knowledge ^of box In an en-v«4ope — 1064-HIGH performance Dodge. ing and papering. Cali Phil EXECUTIVE addreaa {o tho cAaaai- BENEFITS EXPANDED power mowers, garden f t ! 4-speed, many extras, $950. 649- Offeiwd 13. A Denoncourt, 742-6173. flod Manager, Manchootor tools, patio furniture. Rap­ 5466. Bvonlng Herald, together VENETIAN blinds — repaired, L. PELLETIER — Painting — ELECTTRICIAN — journeyman idly expanding retail chain Contact our Personnel Dept. wHh a meino Hating the retaped and recorded. 646-0273, interior and exterior, papering SECRETARY and helpers, full-time, steady offers excellent pay and 1966 GTO Convertible, 4-speed, Any Week Day Between employment. Insurance ben­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ootnpanba you do NOT 649-2971. and paper removal, fully In­ working conditions as well $18 per week. Assume 36 month­ 8:16 and 4:15 efits, paid holidays and vaca­ want to aee your letter. sured. 643-9043, and 640 6326. as advancement opportuni­ YOU ARE YOU ^THERE'S LITTLE AH, THE MARVELOUS AGE WE LIVE IN, Tour letter will be de- ly paymente. Call 233-8716. Ask LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk d^liv- Permanent position avail­ tion. Call between 8 a.m. — 6 CAN SEE BY ties for qualified man. SURE ITS NOT 4 TO FEAR, CAPTAIN. SAWYER! HERE WE ARE ON THE OCEAN atroyod If the advertlaer for Mr. Dias. ery, yards, attics, cellars EDWARD R. Price — painting, able In dynamic, fast grow­ p.m. Robert's Electric Co., T V DR.RANKIN, > ENDANSERINGf THE ERUPTION'S FLOOR RECORDING THE BIRTH OF A b one you’ve mentioned. Z ---- cleaned and removed. Also odd 1966-VOLVO 122 S, red, 2 door interior and exterior, papering, ing real estate agency for South Windsor. 644-2421. Nursery salmesmen also THAT THE VOLCANO ALL or US? y OVER A MILE ANIWY VOLCANO, AT THE SAME TIME WATCHING U not It will be handled SECURITY IS ERUPTING AMICH automatic transmission, M t - ______paper removed, ceilings, etc. experienced personable ex- needed, lull and part-time. BOTH WIND AND IT ON TV FROM OUR SUPPORT SHIP RQVOU tM/NK in the uaual manner. MALE production workers. Experience In sale of trees, MORE VIOLENTLY V CURRENT ARE VUP, M INE IS - PIGMT AFTEie chelln X tires, still good for RE WEAVING of burns, moth Fully insured, 649-1003. ‘ ecutlve secretary with 5 0 0 FEET a b o v e . THRILLINC, EH? Openings on first shift. Start­ shrubs, fertilizers preferred, TODAY. INTERNAL AW/WFROMUS. T H A T ^ TRUE ? MY PAP SEES MV 6RA0BS. driving, 8 years on impaved holes, zippers repaired. Win­ usual office skiUs plus abil­ INSURANCE INSIDE-outside painting. Spe­ ing rates $2.42 per hour. Ap­ but not necessary as we will EXPLOSIONS ARE roads. 643-0116. dow shades made to measure, ity to contact public and at­ SHOOTING aoUPS Lost and Found 1 cial rates for people over 65. plications excepted daily. Call train. Apply to Store Mana­ all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys tractive telephone manner. Mrs. Marge Hampson, 643-5163 OF STEAM 30 1967 SAAB, 2-door, automatic Call my competitors, then call Salary commensurate with GROUP ger, THOUSAND FEET FOUND Bicycle vicinity made while you wait. Tape re­ Rogers Corporation, Mill and oil system, $1,360 or best offer. me. Estimates given. 849-7863. ability and experience. Call HIGH. North Methodist Church, call corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 875-8401. 1000 Asylum Avenue Oakland St., Manchester. An 643-0361. Call 875-6218. Main St. 649-6221. Mr. Lavltt for confidential equal opportunity employer. JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom Interview. Hartford, Conn. CALDOR, ING FOUND — Black male cocker 19«5 MUSTANG — hardtop, V-8, painting. Interior and exterior MEN part-time for janitor and J-2C. spandel. CaU Bolton Dog steering. Building— paperhanging, wallpaper re­ floor waxing work, five days, 1146 Tolland Tpke., Manchester e IMA bf NU. lac. TM. I*f. Ul M. Off. Warden, 849-7601. Call 649-9776. 6 a.m: to 10 a.m. Call General ContracHng 14 moved. Wallpaper books on re­ THE SAMUEL M. LADY to look after elderly gen­ 649-2876 1966 TORONADO, hardtop, $21. quest. Fully insured. Free es­ Cleaning Service, 649-6384. l o st — GRAY male cat, vi­ tleman, live In, room and €1 Itw w NU kaa. TM «V Ne. OH 'This must seem pretty crude to you, Senator— using weekly. Assume 38 monthly CARPENTRY — concrete steps. timates. Call 649-9658. cinity Garden Apartments. 643- board, 649-9024. Salary. POSITIONS OPEN on first and a gun, I mean!" 233-8716, ask floors, hatchways, remodeling, LAVITT AGENCY M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD 9746. payments. Call second shifts. Apply in person. MAN WANTED lor bulldozer for Mr. Bake. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ PAINTING — interior and ex­ terior, very reasonable, free Klock Co., 1272 Tolland Tpke., and shovel operation. Full HE M AY COME |I DON'T KNOW, MICHAEL' ings, attics finished, rec Manchester. time. Cadi 876-1604 anytime. AROUND YET, I'M NOT SO SURE THAT 1967 FIAT MODEL 860. Fully rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ estimates. Call Richard 643-2168 Realtors 878-6297 L J C T P \Y/A X T T T ^ P l r ACCEPT EVERYTHING THE WILLBTS Announcamants 2 I GUESS IT'S NATURAL FOR UNCLE PHIL! BY WALT WETTERBERG equipped, mint condition. er related work. No job too Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. Vernon Circle-Parkway Exit 96 W A .1 N 1 C U FULL or part-time days. Kitch­ EMANUEL Lutheran Church Is ALLIE TD FEEL THE WAY HE MISS CROWDER TOLD > Priced reasonably for quick ME' ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ small. Dan Moran, Builder. en help and cook. Apply In looking for a full-time sexton, OOES ABOUT HIS BROTHER sale. Owner going into service. 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. G ETTIN' MARRIED.' O K A V ; T H E N — ^ A N P A c: a t ers, sales and service, bonded Evenings 649-8880. Open 7 Days A Week person. Interhatloilal Pan­ 40-hour week, many benefits. C3R E E N T H E -xo m a t c h ? representative. Alfred Amell, Call 872-3111. Hoor Finishing 24 cake House, 363 Broad St. Apply In person. 60 Church St. 6474719 or 643-4913. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ Apply in Person Anytime WALLS SHALL 1967 FIREBIRD, 400, 4-speed FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- R C I rage, rec rooms, bathrooms hardtop, $17 per week. Assume ing (specializing in older KIRBY authorized sales and ser- tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ SE(JRETARY for local law of­ I vloe. 'Trade In your old cleaner 36 monthly payments. Call 233- ment work, cellar floors, pa­ floors). Inside painting. Paper­ hanging. No job too small. fice. Write Box GG, Manches­ now on a new Kirby In time 8716, ask for Mr. Bake. tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- ter Herald. DAIRY QUEEN for Spring cleaning. Authoriz­ zynski. Builder. 649-4291. John Verfallle, 649-5760. MEN NEEDED 1959 CHEVROLET — Good ed factory aales-servlce-parts. GIRL —part-time to work for To work in wooten blending: department. Experience around town car, $100. Call FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- The appliance with 80 usez. 467 NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — service vendor In retail store BRAZIER not nece(9eary. We will train you. Group incentive 649-0369. ing, old and new. All floors Main St., Manchester. 649-6809. . Remodeling, repairing, addi­ In Manchester, hours may compensation. tions, rec rooms, garages, treated with 3 coats of hot wax. 242 Broad Street 1963 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4- coincide with housewives porches and roofing. No job Also cleaning and rewaxing. Avera^pe right after 2 w e ^ training exceeds $2.15 NEW GUIDE LINE for spring door, automatic, power brakes, schedule, good pay, no selling too small. Call 649-3144. Call 643-9840. Manchester, Conn. per hour. housecleaning I If you haven’t power steering, raddo, heater, Involved. Call 1-729-0119 Nauga­ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY used It or worn It with enjoy­ white exterior, excellent con­ HOMES, GARAGES, porches, tuck APPLY IN PERSON ment In the pcuit year, give it dition, low mileage. Seen at 73 Bonds— Stocks OH, MB. ADERNATHy— AWK! AWK! -yOu'BE NOT JUST rec rooms, room additions, DRIVERS for school bus Man­ away. Donations gratefully re­ Scarborough Rd. ALDON SPINNING MILL CORP. T 'l L BET VOU RAV A-WHISTLIN' DIXIE, SWEETIE!! kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Mortgogos 27 chester schools, 7:30 — 8:45 I'M CRAZY ceived at the Hospital Auxil­ STENOGRAPHER TALCOTTVBLLE, CONN. iary’s Penny Saver Thrift 1963'BUICK LeSabre. 4-door, $11 eral repair work. Financing a.m., 2:16—3:45 p.m. Excellent ABOUT VOU, MORTY MEEKLE available. No down payment. SECXJND MORTGAGE — Un­ BY DICK CAVALU Shop, 616 Main St.. Pick-up weekly. Assume 24 monthly limited funds available for sec­ part-time position. We train MV DEAR. Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Interesting position as sten­ service. CaU 649-3297. payments. Call 233-8718, ask ond mortgages, payments to you, 643-2414. yo u 're 6159. ographer in the Personnel r F E E L . 1 J U S T D O N T IHE ONB WHO GO T T H E tuit your budget. Expedient TH EM 0 9 T 0 0 0 0 -- for Mr. Bake. Dept, of large local area KEYPUNCH operators — Alpha BEAUTIFUL AWFUL .'M Y LEGS ONDEESIAND ROTTEN BEfORTCARD. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ service. J. D. Realty, 643-5129. W H Y r 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, good firm. Company offers free Numeric. Temporary, full or GIRL. ACE WOBBLY AND e P O O L D Paraonato modeling specialist. Additions, part-time. Days, nights, start M Y (B F E E L W tS transportation, reasonable. 643- parking subsidized cafe­ IMTHE STOMAO^ rec rooms, dormers, porches, now. Excellent pay, no fee. V WORLD. WAY. 6514. Business Opportunity 2B teria, complete benefit pro­ DOING FLIP-FLOFS. cabinets, formica, built-lns, gram including health and Staff Builders, 11 Asylum IN(JOME TAXES prepared by 1967 DODGE DART GT, V-8, bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. accident insurance, major Street, Hartford, 278-7610. Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a NOTICE modem 3 bay service station riiedlcal coverage, life In­ JONES-4- automaUc tra^mUslomi^^^^^ „ L E contractor - floors, walls THE Manchester Homemaker p v s m y equipped. Call 649-0032 betweeh ,_____ ^___.______tor lease. Excellent opportu­ surance and pension. - o shower door installation, mar­ Service, Inc. is seeking mature EAST, WEST AND BUCKLAND 3 'X h INCOME Tax Returns prepar­ 6-6:30 p.m. ble work, firehearths, patios nity, paid training program Requires ability to work women with skills In home ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329. .and entrances. BYee estimates. Call 286-8770 aftei 0 p.m or CEMETERIES with people. Write P.O. management and care of chil­ Call C & D Tile Co., 643-0106 1-201-877-8100. PRISaLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER INCOME TAX done accurately Auto Aceessories-*- Box 1483, Hartford, listing dren, the elderly and the sick. after 5. Part-Ume work at a good hour­ It is requested that Cemetery lot owners re­ l i s t e n ! h e r h o u r is ■ , ‘ NOT ONLY TH AT’ and reasonably; Orville Win- Tir«s 6 education, work experience, UP AND SHE'S STILL BUT SH E'S , chell, 644-2706. CERAMIC TILE — bathroom stating salary. ly rate plus the satisfaction of move any winter grave decorations that they ■3 J-.26 CONVERTIBLE top, for 1987 Schools and Classes 33 community service. Phone 643- PRACTICING.' b e g i n n i n g To DICl^ counters, pullmans, etc. Rea­ wish to keep. IMPROVE! Corvette, white, never been sonable, all work guaranteed. Also indicate your salary 9611 between 9-4. used. Call 643-4032 after 4:30. TRACTOR TRAILER requirement. Q Autemobilos For Sal# 4 For free estimate, call 649- $$$ CAN BE YOURS N Need Starting Monday, April I, 1968, weather per­ NINE low-mileage tires 16’’ 8- 8430. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUE TURNER TRAimNO extra money for summer va­ 1/ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 900, 6 mounted on wheels. Call cations? Start building a cus­ mitting, the necessary spring cleanup of the A & L Remodeling, inside and TYPISTS — copy -— statistical. LULU PEULE'S \ HOLP IT, BUT I CAME TO PROB'LY FORGEPl BY JOVEi LULU BELLE...YOUR Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ after 8 p.m. 648-8006. G. I. TRAINING tomer list now. A few hours grounds will begin in preparation for mowing. REPLACE A LIGHT I PON'T TRUPT THEM outside work. Fira escapes Many needed for assignments , SURE ON THE JOPi] PUPt LEMME - KNACK OF SPOniNG WPOPTRIAL est Douglas accepts lowest spent in friendly conversation MK.McKEEl y SEE YOUR. PUL pi HERE'G MY SHIFTY EYEPi AHA! '5 UMCANMYl and rec room Included. 1-872- Now approved for G.I. training. near home. Temp>orary, full­ down, smallest payments, any­ showing AVON will provide a George W. Elliott, Superintendent I ■: PAPS TD TrtIG PA55J HID IN 3866 or 1-876-4617. New England Tractor Trailer time or 9-3 p.m. Immediate PUILPIN'l where. Not small loan finance Trallors— good steady Income. We will HIS CAP...A Training has ' hea'vy demands jobs. Highest pay, no fee. TEENY 6PY company plan. Douglas Mobil* Homos 6-A train you. Call 289-4922. . CAMERA! Motors, 345 Main. from the trucking industry. We Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St„ NIMROD camping trailers Special Services 15 train on aU types transmission, Hartford, 278-7610. 1063 FALCON Futura, standard, gas and Diesel tractors, full or sales and s e ^ c ^ COMPLETE professional work WANTED — Live in housekeep­ ' snow tires, econmlcal, $876. 643- part-Ume training. Placement Town, Route 140, East Wind- of drapes, cornices...... Installa­ er. No hea'vy duties Involved, > 7754 anytime. assistance upon graduation. sor, Conn. Open evenings and tion, No job too big or small. for elderly gentleman. Call 649- Act now. CaU Hartford 247-1363 !1966 CHEVELLE, 283, standard weekends. Rental available. Fast delivery. Reasonable, call 1216 after 6 p.m. anytime. ROBIN MATiONB BY BOB LUBBERS sift, 2 extra wheels, 8 extra 623-1041. 643-1913. Ures, $1,600. Call 648-0371, af­ CLERK-TYPIST, efficient, for FORser yojR dusimess conMiTMeNre, PONT' DEAR MISS I HAVEN'T SPENT modem air-conditioned down­ ter 6:30 p.m. TWO bedfoom Trailer 8’x42’, CHILD-yOUKE (JUMNIN6 FOR PRB6IDGNIT EA0LB"M6,ORTLL < I, 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 ON ELECT Roofing-Siding 1ft town ' office. Free parking. land available, 637-6342. Help Wanted— ON THE FBMOCRATIC TIOCBT fft HAVE HUPeCT PECK FOSTBRS LIKE ROaiKI MAIOME IMt FORD, custom 890, T-Blrd Phone Mr. Roberts, 643-1618, THE BEST In roofing — and Femal* 35 OUT^ T H E S E ro PRESIDENT (0 Ita ty NIA lot, TM, log US. fot Off. engine. Good condlUon, $826. for interview appointment. WOMEN h a v e y o u Call 280-0664. root repfilr. CaU Coughlin, Federal Credit Bureau, 806 Moforcycloi~- WOMAN to care for three chil­ We have interesting jobs open for you on all 3 shifts! Attractive wages, “RESRETFULLY" 648-7707. j dren and live In, wages plus Main St. ioM VOLKSWAGEN Variant, 11 LITTLE SPORTS BY RQUSQN Bicyclos board and insurance. 876-0287, ISOO S. square back. Good con­ FILE CLERKS — temporary, group insurance and profit sharing benefits! Why not drop in and see us? 876-9054. WORLD S ' (^IL£ r e c o r d dition, reasonable. Call 640- Roofing end full-time or 9-3 p.m. Immediate A T r e M P T 1961 HARLEY P.L.H. Road and s O s ^ . 0388, Chimnays Ift-A WOMAN to work full-time, as jobs, work near home. High­ VOTE show. 648-7887. dental assistant. Reply Box est pay, no fee. Staff Builders. 1061 VALIANT — V-200, good ROOFING - specializing Manchester Herald. FEA^OCRATIC i m TRIUMPH BonneviUe, TR 11 Asylum St., Hartford, 278- oondlUon, economical second pairi:ig roofs of all kinds, new ^ ______'7610. car. CaU 640-6818. 120, 660 cc, excellent condition. roofs, gutter\ work, chimneys WAITRESSES — full and part- ALDON SPINNING MILL Corp. Reasonable. 875-2683. cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ time, local m ailed ladles pre- HAIRDRESSER-— experienced 1064 GRAND FIX hardtop, $14 BOY’S 26” Schwinn 6-speed rac­ experience. Free estimates, ferr.ed. Apply 2-6 p.m. Knudsen preferred. Excellent salary, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. _/ .per week. Assume 24 monthly Call Howley 643-8361, 644- Country Fare, UOO Burnside conditions, and potential. 643- ■i) IM4 t; N(A, Ucj T/M g KEEPER A paymeiits. CaU 283-8716, ask ing bike. Like new, originally 8333. Ave., East Hartford. 2483, 649-1792. for Mr. Dias. $76. WUl sell for $40. 647-1167.

.. ■ \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,-CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THfRBE Apartmonts— Flats— Businoss Locotions H<;lp W aiiM d— Mato 3 t Antiquos 56 Bmliwn Leeotioitt Tonomonts 63 For 64 .Houm For Soto 7t HoUm s For Salt 72 Housos For Solo 7Z^ Out Of Toum Wanted—Roal Estate 77" State’s Only Negro Sheriff DRIVERi, needed for Company BERRY’S WANTED TO BUY -rr antique^ For Ront 64 MANCtiESil'EH — four room For M 75 SELLING YOUR HOME? pick-up truck. Knowledge of steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ *THREE r o o m rnod^m flpftrt aoTyAmr inrinT drv MANCHESTER a 11 r a ctlve THREE FAMILY — aluminum CLASSIFIED greater Hartford area neces­ ed lamps, art glass, primitives, TWO MBWLT remodeled of­ Ranch on bUs-Jlne. Near s h ^ new Ralaed Ranch, In oM of siding, 2-car garage, convenient yr^tr.s'Wn~[ir Rear prompt courteous service that sary. Apply In p e r ^ Klock any quantity. 644-8962. fices. Can be used together or ping parkade, eXeellent condi­ Manchester’s finest residential location. Good income proper- neat ^4 raolu-rooto^.^6li, 4% ae gets results, call Louis Dlmock VirghiiaDeath Seen Suicide, floor, heat and lighting avail­ Co., 1272 Tolland Tplte^.^Man- separately, on Main St. Call tion. Call now only 114,600. areas, modem Mtchen, dining ty. Gerard Agency, 649-0638 or a t land. prlTady».pnljr 814,100. ealty, 649-9628. . Chester. Ct^JSKS bought7soW^, traded, able, 65 cents'a .square foot. 648-9678. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ' - room, family room with flre- 643-0366. Hayet Agency. 040m |1. ALL 'OASH for your property B o d y F o ^ d S I u m p e d in C a r ADVERTISING e x p ^ ''-repairing.-.^ ddionial Call 643-8837. - -.olace, 2-ear garage. $81,900.------— - - ‘ -c— ^ ^ Furnished trOR RENT — 2-bay garage within 2$'-hoM. Avoid red Clock Shop^-882 Main Sty^ rear. PhUbrlck Agency ROaltort, 648- BOLTON-Ooventry line —"-814 pluSnne room suitable for any tape. Instam 'se^oe. Hayes CHARLES (JITY, Va. (A: of 1,251 id 616, and be- CLASSIFIED advertising DEPT. HOURS H«I|> WonlEd-^ Old clocks ohly. Open lO'a.m.- Apartments 63-A SPRUCE Street 214-218. Small 884T>\ LOVELY TO LOOK AT room Lrihaped Ranch, 111 9 p.ih. Sundays Open til 8 store for rent, heated. Reason­ small tibslness, near Parkade. ROOM (S) TO ROAM [OTcy, 648-0181.'^'\^ Virginia’s only Negro sheriff' [tarneMhe state’s first Negro 8 AJKL to 4:30 PJff. MowI or Fomolo 37 •ftlREfe ROOM furnished apart- new condition, double garage. James N. Bradby, was found sh^lff sihee the Reconstruction p.m., eioBsd Tuesday , and able. Oall 247-4046, from 9 a.m. Call 640-620:r, 8-9 p .m . W OLVER-wiN^ency - need Reduced for quick sale. Hayes nuait, newly-decorated, first DELIGHTFUL TO OWN .dead in his car Monday. A med- era. DRUG CLERKS, lull Sm^part- Wednesday; ' , to 6 pilti>^ room? VacemtO'roQm Clolonlal, Agency, 646-0181. floor, hO-chlldreh-or pets, am­ TO year young house on 2 cau examiner said it was sul- He le a v ^ ^ i S0*i ®od COPY CLOSING TIME FOR C LA SSll^D ADVT. tlntie, Experienced preferred, acres, with kltchen^sltUng, just celebraUng it’s-a ^ b lrth - to your housing ple parking, elderly'pteferred, Housos For Rithf 65 WINTERISED home on Bolton two daughters?'^.. 4t80 P.M. 1»AT BKPORE PtmUCATtdif good pay, driver’s license. No'' dining and living rooms, ^ y All large rooms, b»th ^ d problems.^ Check-the Gar- ROUND OAK pedestal ' table. suitaUe for proffesirtonal people. Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex­ , 38, wa.s slumped over phone calls. Miller Pharmacy. HOUSES for rent, furnished or ^ t h and 8 bedrooms. All %, breezeway and garag^ Colonlals' W being Feomain DcadUae for Sotorday and Monday U 4:80 p.m. FitNidy. Reflnlshed, $46. Call 648-8709. 272 Main'St. cellent Income producer. T.J. * the ofAPrlsteerl^-.wheel of the car. A -T l NOTICfi unfurnished starting at $176 this, for only—$18,000. Call walk-out basement on beauH- Jarvis on Center ful % acre lot. Mid 20’s. Wol­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. rWlTg T \T hose was '-through a LAflOB^ollectlon of .^beautiful THREE ROOM apartment, fur- per month. PhUbrlck Agency, Strebt-jn Manchester, ’fhere TOWN OF COVENTRY verton Agency, 649-2813. Legal Notice DIAL 643-2711 stained glass antique lamps nished, private bath and en­ Realtors, - 649-6847. are oniy'-4wo available so BOLTON Center — 6 room i he 'WE’VE JUST and shades. Tiffany lamps. trance, utilities, no peth^-^226 ZOKTING BOARD JOHN H. LAPPEN Inc. you’d better'huhujrry. ’These 3 Ranch, 2-car garage, 1% baths, FOUR room large Ranch. Fur­ SEVEN ROOM modem home He hact'Started a political ca^' Lamps repaired and rewired. Charter Oak St., 643-8368, OF APPEALS bedroom beauti^ feature beamed living room with fire­ Westmoreland Is 54 reer last fftlt by.^oustlng Charlek nished or unfurnished. Floors off Porter 8t. in one at Man- Call evenings 643-0847, -Sean lere will be a r*ubllc Hear­ 649-5261 1% ceramic tiled ^baths. place, one acre lot. Selling for SAIGON (AP) — Gea. Wil­ City Sheriff M. ^tV ^m pkln, a Conrintifed From Procoding Pag* ~ - reflnlshed, knotty pine interior. cheaters finest nelghbortiooda.- B U ItT- TH E Nussdorf. ing Monday, April 1st 'In..^ the modem kitchen with drop- $22,600. For further informa­ liam C. Westmoreland marks Democrat, who htw - held the " TP BID Working adults. 643-6889. Custom buUt witti many tin------/ :______i Busilwss Locationt Town Building at 7:00 p.m.''to., in range and disposal, full tion call R. F. DImOck Co.. his 54th birthday today. He post for 43 years. . Buiklini^is) and/or Waiilo«l---Malo 36 Holp Wantod— Malo ^6 BEST STC5RE ------*------■ ----- UBual featuroa. Beautiful park For Rant 64 hear two appSahj. d u p l e x ' ^ 6 rooms, 2 bed­ MANCHESTER — New i3t- Uke lot. Priced In ttie low SO'e. basemehts with economical Realtor, 649-5246. planned to spend the day in his Bradby became a symbol Structure (s) 1. Raymond Victor, Gable Wanted-~To Buy ^8 rooms. Heat, hot water, stove, Ing. Large 4 room expandable By appointment. PhUbrlck gas heat. For an appoint­ office with a full schedule of ap­ members of his race of their in> to be Removed STORE Fu r r e n t — down SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling NIGHT supervisor for' wjwle- WANTED as clerk for Rd., Coventry, appeailhg, from refrigerator, garage. Central. Cape. Fireplace, garage, con­ Agency, 649-8847. ment to view these homes pointments. creasing political strength In the town Manchester, State ten room Ranch. Breezeway, 2 SealM.blds for the removal of ^sale grocery warehouse, salary^ local liquor store evenings and IN T O W N WE BUY and sell antiques, and the decision of the Zohing $160. monthly. Available May veniently located, on busline. call The general becomes U.S. South. Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag­ car garage, 2 kitchens, one the folldwjng bundlng(s) and/or plus liberal benefits. Apply In' Saturdays. Write Box CC, Man­ used furniture, china, glass, sil- Agent, denying a permit on 1st. 643-7467. Interior completely i;edecorat- NEW LIS'nNG — 8% room old­ Army chief of staff l:i early July " ’There wa.s no indication of structure(.P lib- more fully de­ and two half baths, fireplace, persoti, Mr. Warshavsky, Gaer chester Herald. NOW , ver, picture frames, old coins, er, State Theatre, 643-7832. property comer Gable Rd., and ed. Assumable mortgage. Im­ er Colonial, very clean' and after better than four years in foul play,” said Commonwealth scribed In Form No. CON il9B Bros., 140- Rye Street, South' guns, pewter, scrap gold, CAPE — 2 large bedrooms, din­ sound condition, central, large silumtnum siding, large wood­ Atty. J. Madison Macon Jr., 577 MAIN Street, ground floor Stewart Rd. Applicant wishes mediate occupancy. Leonard JARVIS REALTY Co. Vietnam. His successor here will be received by the State Windsor. watches, old jewelry, hob­ ing room, living room, kitchen, treed lot, 2-car garage. Won’t ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 643- who investigated the death. Highway Commissioner, at 59 SHEET METAL workers. office suite. 375 square feet, a 12 foot variance from Stew­ Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. has not yet been named. by collections, paintings, attic stove, refrigerator, disposal, last long at $19,600. H. M. 283 East Center Street 0633. He said Bradby wa.s haVlng no Ncwfleld Avenue, Hartford, Con- . FULL-TIME gas station attend­ Steady year 'round employ­ W E W A N T T O containing 3 rooms, private art Rd., in order to construct contents or whole estates. Fur­ $160. Available April 1, Ref­ RANCH — 7 rooma, 2 full Frechette Realty, 647-9993. trouble with his job as sheriff, nectlcut, until 11:00 A.M., April ment, good. pay and fringe lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad­ an addition to present house. 643-1121 MANSFIELD — 714 room Greek King in Zurich ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan niture Repair Service, 643-7449. baths, modem kitchen with which he had held since the first 2, 196fi then at said office or at benefits. Cadi' Mr. Turcotte He claims hardship since pres­ erences 242-1604. Evenings 6-8. ROME (AP) King Constan­ Garage, Esso Service Center, STAFF IT jacent to bank. Ideal for pro­ buUt-lns, formal dining room, 7 Ranch with acreage In a neigh­ of the year, but had been de­ such place at that time desig­ anytime. 289-5431. ent home is not large enough nated, p\ibllcly opened and rend Route 88, Vernon. HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques fessional, Insurance or real family room, 8 bedrooms, 3- MANCHESTER borhood with homes selling up tine of Greece flew to Zurich, pressed during the past several estate office. Call 649-0097. for growing family. JUST LISTED — 3 family, to $86,000. W e a n happy to Switzerland, Monday night aloud. Bids must be submitted FULL-TIME floor mechanic 1© 19M by NEA, bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, Out of Town ear garaga. Exoallant natgh- days. LAPPER — Experienced, W ITH THE glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ 2. Robert E. Walsh, South CAR NOT NEEDED! 3-6-6, over $300 monthly In­ offer you this new home ftir where he will undergo a period­ on Proposal Form No. CON wanted, steady all year work. OFFICE for rent. Separate For Rant 66 borhood, $80,600. PhUbrlck "He took on the problems oC 114G In Bid Envelopes provided small shop, all benefits. Sty- "Wouldn't it be wonderful to be afraid to do a cartoon lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Street, Coventry, wishes a vari­ come, 2 car garage, permanent $86,000. For more information ic checkup on his sinus condi­ gar Gage Co,, 144S Tc. 13. The other trip medical examiner, said, “ There WANTED — Player piano. 649- decorated. Available April 1st, with enclosed porch, fireplace, L. C. GREENOUGH Co. or beef. Completely fenced, ad­ DRAWN upon a STATE BANK ber yard. Must have driver's PARTTIME or part-time. Apply In person. tion, monograms, hems, but­ 0496. any use. 646-2426, 9-5. vited to attend. porch. Rooms larger than was to Denmark, the queen’s is no question” that the death ft TOUST COMPANY or a NA­ tonholes, fancy designs, etc. $106. monthly. Call 649-6626 af­ living room .18x14, dining room jacent to state forrest. Immedl- license. Davis A Bradford Lum­ The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 625 Signed: 647-9921 average. 2-car garage, wooded homeland. was anything but a suicide. TIONAL BANK located In the 6 ber Co., 200 Tolland St., East BRADLEES Originally over $300. Our price STORAGE SPACE for rent, can ter 6 p.m. 12x14, beautiful large kitchen occupancy. T.J. Croekett Real­ “ Not a single mark was found STATE OF CONNECTICUT, EVENING HELP WANTED Main St., Manchester, Tuesday Grant E. Toothaker Sr., 11x16. Beautiful room sizes to lot. PhUbrlok Agency, Realtors, tor. 648-1677. Hartford. through Saturday. now, $39.80 or pay $8 monthly. Rooms Without Board 59 also be used for small work 049-8847. Obtain License to Wed on him, and the car was sealed or a U.S. POST OFFICE MON­ And we want to fill them with ______Chairman say nothing about how gor­ EY ORDER, to the order of 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. Call 522-0931,* dealer. shop. Call 643-9678. BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room ANDOVER —8 room Raised NEW YORK (AP) Folk up tight from the Inside,” Mann DISHWASHER and bus boy, the right kind of people. People pART-TIME custodian nights, THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ Wanted To Runt 68 geous the house Is. Truly, a TREASURER, STATE OF CON­ Colonial, located In the center MANCHESTER — 6 room Co­ Ranch, 2 baths, 8 to 4 bed­ singer Joan Baez and David V. said. State police will make a full-time days, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., who like the idea of working light cleaning. Apply in person, tage St. centrally located, large must be seen home, 821,600. NECTICUT In an amoimt not APPLY IN PERSON APARTMENT — BenUey School of town. New on the market, lonial, sunporch, 114 baths, 2- rooms, family room, treed lot, Harris, former Stanford Univer­ further investigation. fringe benefits, uniforms pro­ in the most attractive store day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., pleasantly furnished rooms, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, less than $100.00 or 10% of the UNCLAIMED area, 4 rooms — 2 adults and 4 large bedrooms emd bath up. car garage, treed lot. Priced low 20's. Hayes Agency, 646- sity student-body president and The car was found In a base bid, whichever la greater, vided, automatic sanitary ma­ around. Manchester. parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ 649-2818. Downstairs has living room to sell, $19,600. Hayes Agency, sparsely-populated area north of chine operation. Apply Knud- one child. Call 647-1241. 0181. a draft reslster, obtained a mar­ must accompany each Proposal, LAY - AWAY night and permanent guesT WOLVERTON AGENCJY says with fireplace, large dining 646-0131. riage license Monday. the James River about 16 miles unless the Bidder shall have on sen Country Fare, 1100 Bum- l^cDONALD’S rates. (X)UPLE would like 6 room, room, kitchen with bullt-ins, southeast of Richmond. Bradby, People who appreciate superior 0 “ Here’s a golden opportunity LAKEFRONT, attractive 4- Miss Baez, 27, and Harris, 22, file with the Highway Depart­ side Ave., East Hartford, be­ first floor apartment, in quiet den with fireplace, enclosed SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, who had worked for a paper ment, a sufficient Annual Bond working conditions and pleasant New 1967 Zig-Zag sewing to enjoy retirement living at rooms, garage, fireplace, built- did not disclose when or where tween 2-6 p.m. GRAND UNION COMFORTABLE room for gen­ neighborhood. P r e f e r a bly side porch. Fine residential 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ company before last fall’s elec­ for Proposal, (reference para­ DRIVE-IN surroundings. And selling very machine. Sews on buttons, AIRCITAn TRAINING its best” . 5% room Cape, in in range, oil heat, cellar, sandy they plan to marry but she said tleman, private entrance, free around the North End. Write area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, tion room, large treed lot, $22,- tion, ran as an Independent on a graph (2) of Proposal Form CAREER POSITION for young good things at very low prices makes button holes, does all most desirable area featuring beach. $16,900, Hutchins Agen­ a news conference would be Has immediate full-time posi- parking, 14% Hackmatack St., box NN, Manchester Herald. 648-1677. 000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, cy, Realtors, 649-6324. team with Mrs. Iona W. Adkins, CON 114G). man who is looking for more 46 W. Center St., Manchester for house, home, car, recrea­ the latest fancy work, no between 5-9 p.m. utmost cleanliness and walking held at noon Wednesday In New It Is understood the deposit tions available: offers you jet>age pay 649-5324. another Negro, who was elected than a job, offers executive ca­ tion, and to-wear. attachments needed. distance to schools, buses and York. will be forfeited In the event POLICEMAN and wife desire MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape, COVENTRY — Immaculate mo­ county clerk. reer to high school graduate ROOM FOR LADY or genOe- apartment In Vernon, Bolton shopping, etc. By appointment, aluminum siding, windows and 4 BEDROOMS dernized 4 bedroom Colonial. The couple are currently on a the successful Bidder falls to MEAT WRAPPERS while you learn new skills Bradby defeated Lampkln by execute the Contract. The Bid­ with pleasing personality, am People who like to meet other BALANCE $42.20 man, quiet, convenient loca­ Lake or Manchester area, by $17,900. Wolverton Agency, doors, shed dormer. Excellent Center entrance Colonial. Formal dining room, large liv­ nationwide tour of college cam­ bition, aggressiveness and abll- MECHANIC — experienced In people. PRODUCE CLERKS tion. 224 Charter Oak St., 643- der’s name shall appear the April 30. Prefer 4 rooms. Call Realtors, 649-2813. location, beautiful grounds, Porter St. area. Assumble ing room, den, 2 baths, front puses speaking against the war small engines and lawn mower Or Terms of $4.25 Per Month 8368. face of the check. Ity to meet public. Elxperience . PORTER 872-6686 after 4 p.m. $19,600. Mitten Agency^ Real­ FHA mortgage, only $7,900. and rear stairways ^o second In Vietnam. Both recently Legal Notlcos in contract work desirable, au­ repairs, capable of running - OFF PORTER Street — Choice Deposits received In any form APPRENTICE TRAINING COURSES tors, 643-6930. down. floor, 2 car garage, 2 sheds, served jail terms for their part other than specified In the Pro­ tomobile a requirement. Good service department in the fu- " Call Capitol Manager Collect ROOM for rent. Exit 95, Talcott- WANTED ’TO rent by a retiring residential area, recent 8 room OBOEK OF NOTICE ture, automobile mechanic want, contact us swn. Part-time 9-3: Till 9 P.M. ville. Furnished, all utilities in­ Colonial, with four bedrooms, lArge lot. Mid 20’s. Bel Air Real in antiwar demonstrations in AT A COURT OF PROBATE, posal , “ may be the cause of starting salary, rapid advance­ Manchester couple, 4 or 6 room MANCHES’TER — 7 room cus­ PASEK Oakland, Calif. hold at Manchester, within and for relcction of the hid.” For full or part-time work. The cluded, private entrance, kitch­ Courses ranging from 3 to 4 years 2% baths, 2-car garage. Excel­ REALTORS state, 643-9332. ment ahead for the right man. considered. 976-7609. first floor flat with garage, fair­ tom buUt brick Colonial Cape, Papers filed at the city mar­ "" NO’nCE TO BIDDERS: The standards are high. So are the CASHIERS 666-5662 lent condition throughout. Car­ 289-7475 742-8243 II Apply at Beneficial Finance en privileges, $16 weekly, Jet Engine Metalsmith ly central location. 643-8026 af­ in like new condition, 22 acres VERNON — 2-famlly, 6-room riage license bureau showed It ^rMOTt^Hoo. Wolleit. bidders’ attention Is called to rewards. PACKERS peting Included. T. J. (Jrockett, Co., 836 Main St., Manchester gentleman only. 647-1931. ter 6:30 p.m. high scenic Itmd. Priced for FOUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, units each with 3 bedrooms, will be the first marriage for Judge. t t h e established Connecticut BEACON Realtor, 643-1677. between 9-5 p.m. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Machinist quick sale. Hayes Agency, 114 baths, fireplace, buUt-lns, near Vernon Circle. Excellent each. Experienced Operators for: TflriCSC C>3.rCCrS in Attractive salary, excellent ben­ ranges, automatic washers PRINCETON ST — 4 bedroom 640-0181. garage, 1% acres, wooded, financing available. Wesley R. IS? PART-TIME jobs from 860 to efits. Tool and Die Maker Business Proparty The adminlBlratrdx having ex- vvhlch they are to comply, with guarantees. See them at Apartments— Hats— Colonial, 2% baths, finished $25,600. Suburban. Hutchins Smith, Realtor, 643-1567. Skiing Vacation Ends hiblted her administration account TunTF • The dlsnosal of the $70 w«ekly. Permanent posl- BULLARDS For Sol* 70 SIX ROOM Ranch with 3 bed- Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. with said estate to this Court for NOTE. Tne Uisposai oi ^ tlons for men, 16 to 20 hours For Personal Interview Apply, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances ,649 Tenements A3 Electronics recreation room, fenced in TOLLAND—8 room Ranch. No NEW YORK (AP) — Mrs. aUowance, It is debris and demolition material Retailing Are rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, ORDERED: That the 4th day of ghall be the responsibility of the • per week. Car needed. 040- TURRET LATHE Main St. Call 643-2171, ADAMS ST — vacant machine yard. Just a few steps from MANCHESTER money down to qualified buyer. John F. Kennedy and her sen, TWO-BEDROOM town house, Mtchen has buUt-ln oven, 0800, 4 to 0 p.m. ENGINE LATHE shop with 10,000 square feet Bowers, Illing and Manchester Call 649-3252. John Jr., arrived back In New ^n^'at^e “o^^ ln“ ^5be contractor and he ^ 1 make MOVING — Must sell Colo­ 1% baths, includes appliances range, formal dining room. Municipal Building In said Man- the necessary arrangements ror Now Open for GRAND UNION on one floor, 2 acres of land, High School. Elva ’Tyler, Real­ 1 ^ ’’ living room vdth unlqu; INVITE YOUR FRIENDS York Monday night after a six- Apply Personnel Dept. nial living room, bedroom and and utilities. Call J. D. Real EAST Hartford —2 family du­ Chester, bo and the some is os- distxisal. In so doing he must SPECIAL TRAINING COURSES 2-lamliy house included, senri- tor, 649-4469. fireplace arrangement. T w o day skiing vacation In Vail, .signed tor a hearii« on the allow- , gilded bv all local ordl- 410 W. Middle Tpke. dinette set. Good condition. 528- Estate, 643-5129. To a party after you move plex, 6-7, $110., $120. ExceUent ance of sold administration account guiaea oy , bly priced. Must sell. T.J. years old. If this sounds like Colo. Her daughter, Caroline, BEACON MACHINE CO. Both Men 1800. SEVEN ROOM older home, ex­ In, for this 6 room Cape CoO location. Assumable mortgage. with said estate, ascertainment of nances and regulations, Maintenance - Machinist Manchester Courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 weeks Oockett, Realtor, 648-1677. your kind of house you may was not with her. heirs and order of distribution, and General clean up of all areas INC. LOOKING for anything in cellent condition, on bus line, has a 29 foot rec room with Wyman’s Realty, 646-3736. this Court dlrecta that notice of the . romnvnl of fences and 24 Leggett St. real estate rentals — apart­ Precision Machining MANCHESTER Green — com­ property Includes 2 extra buUd- want to talk to us. Wolverton bar. Here is a new listing time and place assigned for said removal or lences and Women An Equal Opportunity Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Archbishop of, Paris hearing be given to ail persons hedges os directed by tne an- Rate Range (days) $3.24-$8.43 East Hartford, Conn. 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG ments, homes, multiple dwell­ mercial, industrial, residential Ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, that is on a treed lot close $20,600 — 3 bedroom Ranch, fire Mser Frnm- known to be interested therein to gineer will be required for the • Employer ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real Experimental Tool Room Machining place, garage, % acre nicely PARIS (AP) M s^. rran ^ ^ heard. there^ by following ITEM. We are looking for a man to package. Look this one over; Realtor, 643-6963. SOUTH MAIN St. arsa — 6 and to everything. $17,900. J. 289-7491 Opportunities in All Portable sewing machine, Estate, 643-5129. landscaped lot. Leonard cols Marty, archbishop of puU^in£^ a copy of this oM er In perform - a wide variety of (A) large building with 10,000 6 flat, with 2-ear garage, seU- Gordon, 649-5306. some newspaper having a circular The State Highway Depart- Departments sews on buttons, makes but­ Tool, Die and Gage Making square feet with plenty of po­ EAST CENTER ST., 9 room Agency Realtors, 646-0489. Reims, has been named arch­ tkxn In saW District, at least seven ment In accordance with the duties in the maintenance of WE HAVE customers waiting Ing for $19,900. T. J. Croekett bishop of Paris by Pope Paul days before the day of* said hear­ PARACHUTE riggers wanted 7 ton holes, monograms, over­ tential; (B) A four family house house, C zoned, for doctor’s of­ provisions of Title VI of the our plant. Must have me- PHARMACIST — Part-time, for the rental of your apart­ Machine Maintenance Realtor, 648-1677. B & W MANSFIELD —New Ranches, VI, it was announced here to­ ing. a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Bbcperienced ♦ INFANT casts, blind hems dresses, end (C) vacant "C” zoned lot fices, 2 or 3 famUles, 186’ JOHN J. WALLErr, Judge, Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 chanlcaT aptitude and be or willing to learn. Liberal em­ hours flexible. Good working ment or home, J. D. Real Es­ frontage. Hutchlna Agency, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Capes, Raised Ranches, $19,- day. cc: Rosaima M. Peloquin. Admrx. Stat. 252) and the Regulations condiUons. No pressure, ref­ no attachments needed. which could be used for park­ THREE FAMILY — possible, familiar with machine tools ploye benefits. Call or apply ♦ GIRLS tate, 643-5129. Master Pipe Making 649-6324. Manchester Parkade 900. CaU H. M. BYechette Real­ Msgr. Marty replaces Plerrfe of the Department of Com­ and machining of replace­ erences; confldenUal. Box H, Five year parts and service ing' etc. Subject to zoning. T.J. presently a two famUy with to Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys­ guarantee. Manchester 649-8306 ty, 647-9903. Cardinal Veuillot, who died last NOTICE merce (15 C.F.R., Part 8) Is­ ment parts. Trade School Manchester Herald. MANCHES’TER — 4 room apart­ (Jrockett, Realtor, 643-1677. IMMACULATE 6 - room Cape existing rooms for third apart­ sued pursuant to such Act, tems Inc., Hale Rd., Man­ ♦ BOYS month. and 5 years industrial expe­ ment. Convenient location. with breezeway and garage and ment. ExceUent income, city MANCJHESTER — five lots of ANDOVER Raised Ranch, 8 PUBLIC HEARING hereby notifies all bidders that chester. 644-1681. An equal op­ _ „ , „ ^ „ The new Paris archbishop, rience or equivalent requir­ ♦ FASHIONS PRICE ft LEE CO. has open­ COMPLETE PRICE $53.20 Stove, refrigerator and heat SOME OF THE EXTRA BENEFITS Investment Property only eight years old, formal utlUties, $23,900. PhUbrlck record with 7 room house. Pos­ rooms, 2 fireplaces^ 2^baths, 2 fami­ ADDITIONAL it will affirmatively Insure that ed. Rogers offers a sizeable portunity employer. ings for enumerators to work furnished, $160 per month. dining room, three large bed­ Agency ReMtors, 649-6347. sible apartment site or individ­ car garage, large wooded lot. APPROPRIATIONS the contract entered Into pur­ For Sole 70-? ly of farmers and was ordained suant to this advertisement package of fringe benefits ♦ MILLINERY on Manchester City Directory. Or Terms of $5.50 Per Month Hayes Agency, 646-0131. AT THE AIRCRAFT rooms, closet space galore, full ual dwellings. Bel Air Real Leonard Agency Realtors, 646 BOARD OP DIRECTORS CARPENTERS and carpenter’s MANCHESTER — Immaculate as a priest in 1930. will be awarded to the success­ and is an equal opportunity Apply 489 Main St. (Odd Fel­ 'niREE good Investment prop­ walk-out basement, $21,600. Estate, 643-9332. 0466. TOWN OP MANCHESTER, helpers. CaU 643-2282 or 644- ♦ LINENS Call Capitol Manager Collect 118 MAIN St. — 3 room apart­ Garrison Ctolonlal in executive ful responsible bidder without employer enjoying steady lows Building). erties, offered at $80,000, $32,- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, CXXNNBCTICUT 8896 after 6 p.m. Till 9 P.M. ment, second floor, $110. 646- Hospital and Surgical' Insurance prestige neighborhood. Fire- $9,900 — Fireplaced, 3 room AR'nSTS HELP discrimination on the ground of year ’round work. Applica­ 900 and $28,600. CaU for details, 649-2818. Notice Is hereby grlven that ♦ DOMESTICS ' 2426, 9-5. placed Uvlng room, formal din­ YORK MINSTER race, color or national origin. tions accepted daftjs. Call I-ife Insiiranee • Retirement Program PhUbrlck Agency. Realtors, Lots For Sal* 73 Ranch, large enclosed porch, the Board of Directors, Town NOTE: The contractor Is re- MACHINIST — SHEET metal Sltuarions Wanted— ing room, 1% baths, rec room, Miss Banister, collect, 1-774- ♦ CAMERAS 666-5662 INVESTMENT opportunity — new furnace. Leonard Agency LONDON (AP) — Paintings of Manchester, Connecticut, qulred*as part of Ws contract fabricators. Aircraft experi­ A DELUXE duplex. 4% rooms, Nine Paid Holidays 649-5347. 2 car oversized garage. High SPRING St. lot- -127x240’, walk- 9606. Apply, Mole 39 2-famlly, 6-6 flat, aluminum Realtors, 646—0469. and sculptures by leading Brit will hold a Public Hearing In bid price to supply suitable ence only. Apply Rolo Machine 1% baths, refrigerator, range, elevation. Park Uke setting. By ing „ dlsta Hobe Hol------♦ HARDWARE Up To Four Weeks Viicattoii elding, large lot, convenient lo­ Ish artists have been given for the Hearing Room at the Mu- material acceptable to the En- Co., 65 Elm Street, Manches­ MAINTENANCE plumber LARGE 2-door Philco refrlgera- heat, hot water, many extras. Land For Sole 71 cation. Leonard Agency, Real- appointment only, Bel Air low Schc C O T M orman S. SIX room Ranch, hullt-lns and Central, rent $150. Adults, no auction at Sotheby’s to raise nlclpal Building, 41 Center g;lneer to complete the ter. 647-1431. ♦ HOUSEWARES small repairs on plumbing and tor. First $50 takes it. Also Sick Ivcave With Pay tort, 046-0469. Real Estate, 643-0332. Hohenthi 16-1166. hot water heat, .25 minutes to money for renovations at hlstor- Street, Manchester, Connectl- fill of the cellar hole Immem- ROGERS CORPORATION heating. Faucets and valves pets. 649-4342. Cali 649-3566 af­ TWELVE ACRES, South Wind­ aircraft. 2 acres more land Is Westinghouse stove, $16. Call sor, comer Smith and Clark COVENTRY — Priced for quick ic York Minster. The donors In- cut, Tuesday, April 2, 1968, at ately upon CHEF WANTED, Secopd cook ♦ APPLIANCES repacked. No job too small. ter 4 p.m. MANCHESTER — spacious 7 THINK BIG about this one be­ available. 1-537-5342. MILL and OAKLAND STS. 849-5765. Largest Industrial Credit I ’nlon In The World St., 1600’ road frontage. Call elude Henry Moore, Dame Bar- 8:00 p.m. on proposed addition- two^'feet of fill (below ad- experience okay. Unusually at­ L.J. McCaffrey, 649-2954. room hom e. EbcceUent location, cause everything about it Is. sale, 100x100 treed building lot, NEW 3 ROOM apartment, in­ Keith Real Estate, 649-1922. lot. bara Hepworth and Graham al appropriations as follows: jacent ground level) shall con- MANCHESTER, CONN. tractive position. Five day ♦ JEWELRY HOOVER 2,000 vacuum clean­ double garage, aluminum sid­ Nine big rooms includes 4 bed­ close to lake, lake privileges U&R CAPE on one acre cluding appliances and utili­ Expanded Educational A.Hsistaiic<> Program Quali­ Can assume 614 per cent mort- Sutherland. The Earl of Hare- To: General Fund Budget 1967/ (jja no^ stone larger than five week. Salary range $160 - $176 er, portable TV stand, carpet ing, large rooms, bus line, 114 rooms, a rec room, game room, $1,990. PhUbrlck Agency, ♦ AUTOMOTIVE ties. Call J.D, Real Estate, 643- fied employes have the opportunity to improve their gSige. Jan Drive, Hebron. wood has sent a drawing of a fe- 68, Police Department’s Ac- inches In Its greatest diameter. per week. Phone Mr. R. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 sweeper, bar, relaxacizor re­ baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. a 36’ living room-dining room Realtors, 640-5347. 5129. education through trade, technical and college level combination, 2 full bathrooms Shown by appointment. (Jail male nude by the late Sir Jacob count, A-20, Special Services Top soil or loam will not he Schmaltz, Personnel Depart­ GROOMING ALL breeds. Har- ducing machine. 643-9131 any­ CLERK-TYPIST — wanted to ♦ GARDEN SHOP training at area school-s. Aircrafters receive tuition Tent Shape and closets everywhere you EXCELLENT building lot, 1 1-3 owner 643-5047. Price $18,900. Epstein. Sir Gerald Kelly has and Overtime $6,000 considered suitable material. If ment. 643-1141 Ext. 243. mony HilL H.C. Chase, Hebron time. SIX LARGE ROOMS, duplex refunds upon successful completion of their courses. learn trucking operations, good look. All this plus an income acres. Good frontage on road. sent six of his own works, in­ to be financed by Increase In the contractor *^*'^ *^° ^ ♦ CASHIERS Rd., Bolton, 643-5427. So. Main St. area, $125. month­ CAPES, Ranches, Raised the cellar hole at the time me chaince for advancement, truck­ REPAIR MAN needed, full-time producing separate apartment. Close to school. Call 643-7433. cluding a ^rtralt of Queen current services revenue. will be ly. 649-3583 after 3 p.m. Ranches at prices you can af­ ing background helpful , not for sewing machines, will train. Slipcover Time A shady front porch and at­ Mother Elizabeth painted at To: General Fund Budget 1967/ sgfrv for him to protect ♦ COSMETICS MINIATURE Poodles —2 black 10% BONUS FOR SECOND SHIFT ford. CaU for particulars. Wes­ essential, hours 1 p.m.-11 p.m. Good starting salary , many males, AKC registered. Call af­ 1967 WHITE ZIG-ZAG FOUR ROOM duplex, central­ tached 4-car garage, acre lot. Windsor Castle during World 68, Registrar of Voters 1,550 public by erecting a tem- Apply Mashkin Freight Lines. ♦ STATIONERY Resort Property ley R'. Smith Constmctlon CJt., War n . The Queen Mother is pa. to provide for April 30, 1968 pomry fence to the satlsfac- fringe benefits. Apply in ter 4:30 p.m. 649-9464. ly located. Middleaged couple Hero Is lui exceptional opportunity to learn the Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 116 Park Ave., East Hartford. For Sale 74 643-1667. tron of the F ^ n d s of York Min. referendum expenses to be fl- Hon of the Engineer; payment person. The Singer Co., 868 Nice condition. Makes but­ preferred. References requir­ career-starting skills of the future . . . and earn jet- 649-2813. ♦ AND MORE! BASSET HOUND, 6 months ster. nanced by appropriation for for the erection and removal Main St., Manchester. ton holes, .sews on buttons, ed. Write Box “ BB” , Manches- ugu pay while you learn. COVENTRY Lake — 4 room VERNON—Close to Rt. 83 and PRESS OPERATORS old, good with kids, $40. 649- MANCHESTER ^ -fam ily, 4-4 unappropriated surplus. of this fence shall be considered does fancy work with one or fei Herald. summer cottage. Excellent Vernon Circle, 7-room Split FORK LIFT OPERATORS MAN TO arrange appointments APPLY TO . . . 6939. flat, convenient v/eet side loca­ To: General Fund Budget 1967/ as Included in the contract bid two needles. Now you can luivc up to four years of advanced Level, 3 bedrooms, family PACKERS with engaged girls in the Man­ FOUR ROOM apartment, sec­ tion, Immaculate, $10,900. For area, close to water, beautiful 68, Board of Education, Ac- price. The general contours technical training free on the Aircraft’s Apprentice room. Priced to sell. Wesley Legal NoHces chester area, pleasant work 2 Connecticut Division of ond floor. Available April 1st, Immediate sale. Bel Air Real treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes First Shift, 46 Hour Week Training Program. You earn while you leani, get R. ^mlth. Realtor, 643-1667. or 3 nights a week. Leads fur­ Employment Security at Articles For Sale 45 no children. 646-1609. Estate, 643-0332. -Agency, 648-0131. LlMITA'nON OBJDBB Education 0,600 ^ntten permission by the FULL PRICE $37.40 regular iuereases us you move along and graduate AT A URT OF PROBATE, EASTERN BOILER ft nished and commission paid Store Site into ail excellent career job at the Aircraft. EAST HARTFORD — contem­ held at Manoheetcr, within and for to be financed by additional Engineer. PROCESSED gravel for drive­ SIX ROOM duplex, adults only, WOLVERTON AGENCY — ELECTRONICS, IN C -.... on each sale: Apply Lorlng porary six room Ranch, three the District of Manchester, on the grant to be received from NOTE: In addition to the In­ 1380-1382 Berlin Tpke. ways and parking areas. Also Or Terms of $4. Per Month references required, $125. Ideal 4 room Ranch, with two Out Of Town 19th day of March,' 1968. 99 Loomis Si. Studios, 86 Pratt St., Hartford, bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, present, Hon. John J. WeilleU, state Department of Educa- suranc.af requirements contained (Comer of Jordan Lane and bank run gravel and fill at monthly. Call after 5:30, 649- If you are a high school graduate or the equivalent, bedrooms, 10 x 9 and 12 x 12, For Sale . 75 in paragraph eleven (11) of 627-8131. Ask for Mr. Llsl. Call Capitol Manager Collect paneled 28’ family room, city Judge. tlon. Berlin Tpke.), Wethersfield our screening plant or deliv­ 9223. with a year of algebra or giKimetry, you may qualify. living room, kitchen, bath and Estate of Edward J. HoU, late of William R. Schaller, Proposal ’ Form CON 114G me Till 9 P.M. Also high school seniors are invited to come in and TOLLAND — charming 6 room utilities. A treed lot, • $21,- Manchester, ip said District, de­ WE NEED general all around ered. George H. Grlfflng, Inc. full basement. On 60’ x 120' ceased. Acting Secretary successful bidder shall furnish TOY DEPARTMENT machine operators capable of Monday-Frlday 9:30 a.m.-8 p.m. ’742-7886. FIVE ROOM duplex, immediate discuss this exceptional after-graduation training op­ .treed lot. Approximately $4,800 Ranch, assumable mortgage, 600. 10 per cent down, Meyer ■On motion of Hartford National a Certificate of Insurance for portunity now. Board of Directors operating Brldgeports, lathes Saturday 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 666-5662 occupancy, central location. No to assume 614 per cent mort­ excellent condition, treed lot, Agency, 643-0609. Bank and Trust Company. Hart­ » MANAGER FREE — 200 extra S & H ford. Conn., executor. Manchester, Conn. amounts to cover Explosion, and drill presses who want to pets or children. Call 643-6811 gage at $00.22 a month, $16,300. beautiful rec room. Priced to ORDERED: That six months Stamps with oil change. Truck VERNON from the 19th day of March. 1968, Dated at Manchester, Con- collapse or Underground Dam- work for a company which of­ 11 a.m. — 12 noon only. Classes are being formed, so come In and find out Wolverton Agency Realtors, sell. A.G. BurrlU Co., 621-3396. Excellent opportunity OPENING SOON tires, half price, all sizes 6 to about your free training with jiay at Pratt & Whit­ QUALITY PLUS be and the some arc limited and necticut thte 20th day of March age Liability (XCU). fers easy access, excellent 049-2818. aUow^ . for the creditors wiUUn 1968. ITEM -1 1% story frame awaits ambitious, qualified IN WETHERSFIELD 12 ply. Cole’s Discount, 643- SEWING MACHINES — Singer ney Aircraft. ANDOVER —Here is a magnifi­ Faultless design, supberbly which to bring in their claims fringe benefits, paid holidays, cent ranch’ home In a fabulous against said estate, and S2iid ex­ ______House, 283 Spencer Street, Man- . applicant who would like to 5332. automatic zig-zag with cabinet, IMMACJULATB 6 room Cape on built eight room Raised good starting pay. Call Emco country setting. Built In 1968, ecutor is directed to give public no­ Chester. Former property of: plEin for a bright future excellent condition, button VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OB’FICE, 400 Main large wooded lot. Blreplace, Ranch just 3 years young. tice to the creditors to bring in Corp., 649-6258, Rt. 6 ft 44A, REDUCE safe, simple and fast this modem dwelling features their claims within said time al­ HOLZMAN, Delphlne Kohn with one of the nation’s BRADLEES holes, hems, embroiders, sews Street, East Hartford, Connecticut. Other Conneetl- walk-out basement, aluminum Top of the line bullt-lns, FOR 70-85-53 Bolton, E. Galuska, Shop with GoBese tablets. Only 98 PLEASE NOTE: 6 rooms, 1%' baths, 2 car ga­ lowed by publishing a copy of this fastest growing retail de­ buttons. Originally over $320. cut plants in North Haven, Southington and Middle- storms and screens. Char-Bon carpeting, fireplace, sun- order in some newspaper having a XCU Superintendent. cents. Weldon Drug. town. rage, an acre of land. We rirt^ation in said probate district partment store chains. Ex­ Division of Stop & Shop Will take $50.60 cash. City We Buy Homes, Acreage Realty 643<0683. deck, garage, etc. You can Prior to placing his bid Uie sincerely believe you’U Im­ wlUiin ten days from the date of cellent pay and liberal AUTO BODY and painter’s help­ Sewing Center,. 622-0476. and Lots. Listings ,A|>prc- steal for $29,900. Hurry! this order and return make to this Cosmetics contractor shall have on file In An Equal Opportunity 1VELL KEPT carpets show the clated. Prompt and Cour­ MANCHESTER — new listing. mediately fall In love with this court of the notice given. the Demolition Contract Sec­ fringe benefits can be er. Will train, no phone calls. OPEN FOB YOUR CONVENIENCE 649-5306. ____ JOHNJVWJUaLE'TT. Judge. Employer results of regular Blue Lustre pOR SALE - MAN and lady’s teous Service. Immaculate 9 room older Co­ home, its setting and location. tion all necessary Insurance yours. Why stagnate in your Apply in person at Ollie’s Au­ rps spot cleaning. Rent electric maple dressers, bed, night MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY lonial. 1% baths, modem king To see for yourself, call Nick ORDEB OF NOTICE coverages. current position? Apply in to Body, 281 Adams Street^ shampooer, $1. Paul’s Paint stand, coffee table, rocker, 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. size kitchen, buUt-ln dishwash­ Convertino, Jarvis Realty Co., B & W AT A COURT OF PROBATE, A Performance Bond In the person to Store Manager. Manchester. AUSTIN CHAMBERS hold at Mkinchester, within and for and Wallpaper Supply. rugs, tables, buffets, glassware, er, dining room, 5 bedrooms, 643-1121. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. the dlstrkJt of Manchester, on the Liggetts amount of 100% of his bid or carnival punch bowls, and Realtor 2-car garage, large lot. Excel­ 2tst day of March, A.D. 1968. $1,000.00 whichever is greater DISHWASHER wanted Friday ABLE CLEANINGEST carpet cleaner TUESDAY EVENING TILL 8 P.M. WITI Manchester Parkade Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. will be required of the success­ CALDOR, INC. many other household items. lent conversion potential. Leon­ TOLLAND—Family home. Im­ and Saturday nights. Apply you ever used, so easy too. Manchester 649-8306 Jihd^e. At The Parkade ful bidder. Call evenings 643-6847. MLS p h o t o - ard Agency Realtors, 646-0469. maculate 6% room Raised Estate of Elizabeth Smith oka 1146 Tolland Tpke., Manchester Cavey’s Restaurant, 643-1416. SATURDAYS—8 A.M. to 12 NOON Elizabeth C. Smith or Lizzie Smith, The above structures must be MEN AND WOMEN Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric 6 4 3 -2 3 2 5 —- Ranch, 2-car garage, 1% baths, t OLLAND — Gleason Real Es- shampooer, $1. ’The Sherwin- EIGHT ROOM Garrison Coloni­ late of Manchester, in said district. MANCHESTER removed within twenty five 649-2876 large wooded lot, rec room. tate. New Rd., Tolland, Conn. (26) days from the starting Williams Co. al in a prime, residential area, Upon appUcatkxi of George A. ' wo“” am. "to TOO INEXPERIENCED? An excellent fanally home for 06084.. Houses, lots, acreage. date. Musical instruments 53 beautifully treed lot. Features Smith aka George Smith, execu­ work to blueprints. Good op­ only $22,600. Must be seen. Call Free property list. tor. praying for eiUhorlty to sell A separate Bid Proposal Is TREAT rugs right, they’ll be a Include 2% baths, kitchen bullt- certain real eatale particularly de­ MANAGER trainee — Due to portunity for capable man. TOO OLD? now. Paul J. Oorrenti, Real to be submitted with the above delight If cleaned with Blue PENDER electric guitar, 3 PR A H & 10-20 lns, 4 bedrooms, family room SIX ROOM Ranch on shaded scribed in said application on file. expansion we need a man to Harper Buffing Machine Co. Estate Agency, 643-8363. 11 L , , ITEM. Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ pickups, sway bar, adjustable BRIGHT and colorful slipcovers on your with fireplace, 2-car garage. lot. Three bedrooms, formal ORDERED: That the foregoing The Performance Bond must train for a managerial posi­ 289-7471. S FOR THE swingy little shape comes Not for us. Our route driv­ er $1. Olcott Variety Store. bridge,' hard shell case. List INCOME TAX favorite chairs will giOe your home a Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 643- BOLTON —Large custom built dining room, large rec room, application be heard and d

r-'r Tu e s d a y , m a r c h 26, i968 }B TWENTY-FOUR A T « n g e D ollj Not P n os Run iManrlffstfr iEuifning For Iha Week Boded Bforch IS, ion MIm Nancy Chandler, daugh­ St. Barthotemow’s Church Cub Scout Pack 98 of Buck- Eknanuel^-^^Uieran Church Our Lady of Unity Mothers The Adult Study Class of South Methodist Church will ter of Mb, and Mrs. George f U E L d n . E i'- will have its annual Christmas ley School will have a Plnewood avIII conduct a service of Holy Circle Will meet--,.tomotTOhr at M m tr A boul ipf« .fi. Nov. 9 at the church, it Derby tomorrow at the school pbmipunion for senteitmemberB 8 ' p.m. at lha honie. of Mra. meet tomorrow at lo a.m. at Chandler of 86 Sanford , Rd., 15,580 Thomas Parker, 18 Oeftird St. Susannah Wesley Hall . ’They l^ul been selected as one of two 14.? Pater Sytveater ot )day announced by a ba- auditorium. Ckra must be tomofKW at 11 a.m^Nit the *4 CUy of yUhg^Ckann ^ter, a student at Upper committee. CdKshalrmen checked , in betwem-41:15 and church, luncheon wUP'-^ie will discuss the Report of the ^rls from Carnegie- Mellon 200 OAL. C.OJD. '^OtH^e, Payette, Iowa, wii event are Mrs. Ronald 6:40 in Order to ra ^ ^ ,,M d served in Liitilier.Hall after the St. Mary’s Episcopal Quild National Advisory Commission University, Pittsburgh," P®-. to 24 Hoar Nottae Far Dallveqr atteftd .Qie Women’s National -VPL. LXXXVH, NO.^I15(1 (FORTY PAGES—TWO^teCnONS) MANCHESTER, OONN^ WBDNESDAt^MARCH 27, 1068 (ClusIfl^'A^aertWng on 87) tile Oonneotlottt state WaiMi, 'M m . Victor S<|uadrIto should weigh aa close to Itvcservlce. wilT-umet tomorrow at 11 a.ln. on'Olyil Disorders by the U, S. Riot Cdnunisslon. Athletic Association Convention CASH OIL t o . M egaton eit a mook Republl- and M fsriiw th Women ounces as possible, according to - , ----- at'thablMirch. Members are re­ M epbena 280-7018 can NMlona} convantlcft at the of the pari^'^lM ilng to partlc- a spokesman for the ^ o k com- 'nte Sunset Club will m eet^^ minded to'^brlng sandwiches. in Washington* D.C., April 6, 6 Maoehaatop-^loot Hartford college April ^ .-^ e te the aon ipate in the saleTwlay contact mittee. Wheels and axles should morrow'AC.2 p.m. at the Senlw Dessert and b^erages Will be Members of World War 1 Bar­ and 7. She is a freahman at 24-Hoor Bonier Sarvloa o f Mr. and Mra. Jod«|4i Sylvea- any o f the chairmen., be properly secured. First, sec-' Citizen’s Cehte,r, Linden and scryed by Mrs. A n h v Holmes, racks and Auxlliat^' will meet the University. The trip 1* Soartoorough iWk^ ____ond and third awards will bo, MjO^e Sts. Members of the Jun- M rs .'^ lce Johnston aiW l^rs. tonight at 7 at the Hotme^ F\i- sponsored by the Athletic As­ S ta te N ews Daughters of Liberty, I^ > i;rT «:e8ented to pack and den win- tor Wohicn’s Club of'-^ ^ oh es Elizabetfi'tattle. ’The Guild \*«1^ neral Home, 490 Main St., sociation of Carnegde-Mellon'. The^puJ^c affaire oomiiUttee and No. 185, will sponsor a n '^ ^ .'- ter will present a progifarn of sponsor a food-.sale tomorrow - pay respects to the late William' ALL PIES o f the '‘Manchester Junior Iri^ -’Tea Party Friday at ' '• entertalnmeht/'^^Refreshmehts,, in the Guild Room'Immediately J.'Helm, a member of the Bar­ 6 Cleuis of North Metho­ 1 7 ^ K ^ l y Women’s Cliih > yrtll have a p.m. in the banquet room at Story Cirfile,.of South Metho- will be served. "after the 10 a.m. service at the racks.'" dist Chdrch will me«t,,tomorrow and PASTRY worhahop to make' ppeters for Orange Hall. Tickets may be dlst Church wlh' have a work church. at 3 p.m. ot-4 ^ churChv^ ’The an eye clinic, tom orr^. ait 8 bought from members of the session tomorrow at 10:80 a.m. The First Church of ^trist. Mrs. Betty Doyle, a teacher conflrmation clk88„,wlU meet at ARE RAKED HERE p.m. at the home of Mrs. Don- ^sponsoring groups or at the at the church. Scientist will conduct r>tMtl-' ■\A Lenten Office will be held a* Highland Park School, will 3:15. ald'D.^ Simmons, 35 Oak Dr., \k}|Or. Soda breads and other ' - mony meeting tomorrow a l'-8 tontoc|ow at 12:16 p.rii. at Con- speak and show slides on the on th* PREMISES! A t Confaij homemade breads, desserts and Calvary Church will h a ve'a P-m. at the church, ; Lutheran Church?\,^ British Isles and Central Eu- Hehronr'The workshop is open ■3ttey are^fw-o-o-o g ood ..: to all clid> members. jellies Will be featured. ’There prayer service tomorrow at 8 ,rope tonight at 8 at a meetli^ Personal Notices will be no entertainment. pm . at the church. ’The Adult Study Class Of Xi Gamma fAapter of Beta of-'.ti'® Professional Women’s O f Youth hflas Mary I.,. FiUoramo of South Methodist Church will Stgmn Phi will , meet-tonight at Cluoht.the Federation Room of A missionary service will be meet tonight at 7 :30 at the 8 at the home o f Mrs.'WlUlam Center dongregational Church. Card Of Thanks Gaslight 181 Ludlow Hd. has been named ’The commission On steward- We wish to extend our thanta to DANBURY (AP)—An orderly to the first semester dean’s chip and finance Of South Meth- held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at church- The Rev. Richard Burke, 2219 Main St.,- Glaston­ She will also display articles our relatives, friends and neishboni Restoufonf group of some 160 to 200 young odist Church will meet tomor- the Church of the Nazarene, 236 ~Dupee will lead the foundation bury. Mrs. William Hodge -Is from the areas coVered in her for sympathy In the toes of my dear people posted themselves out- Ust at American International mother, Hortense Jones. College, Springfield, Mass. row at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Main St. studies. In chEuge of the program. talk. The Crockett FomUy . side Western Connecticut State boUege today to hold what they called the "real conference” on youth. , Neatly g^roomed and well con­ trolled, the youths showed up as the Fourth Governor’s Confer­ ence o nChlldren and Youth got OPEN TONIGHT TO 9 P.I under way. B D PEARL’S The youths outside had not been invited to attend the con­ 2 ference, attended by some 400 to 600 adults and young people at the collegre. They distributed circulars to the persons arriving for the con­ ference, which read “ Don’t at­ tend the fake conference, attend the real one.’’ The "outsiders,” mostly black or Phierto Rican, planned to dis­ 7 cuss youth problems outside the building where the formal con­ DRIVE IS ON ference took place. A spokesman said more youths were expected to arrive. They came by buses from New Haven, Hartford, Stamford, Nor­ Guard turns away new Panama head at assembly buildingr. (APPhotxyfax). walk and other areas, he said. McCarthy backens await Kennedy at University of Washington. (AP Photofax). One of them carried a sign which read: "Black History in the Schools of Connecticut.” FOR MORE FRIGIDAIRE Electric Dryers Some other placards said Rift Called ‘Tempest in Teapot^ New Panama Head Seeks "Outside Is Where It’s At," and "Listen To Youth Tell It Like It Is.” The circular distributed by the youths said the state’s Commis­ Two McCarthy Campaigners Quit nSaOO WIRING ALLOWANCE ON HELCO LINES TILL MARCH 31st To Fire Guard Leader sion on Youth Services “ has no PANAMA (AP) - Hoarse try’s only armed force. Rioting charges that he violated the \^»‘T m m !s f lo r ‘ha^^ a iS '^ V o '^ L '^ * - - - - - ~ ^at could be drawn from re- tiongjwith the press in a presi- from tear gas in a confrontation followed. constitution by promoting a can' and that the commission has aide to Sen. Eugene J. Me- primary day. ports and the observations of dential campaign which some- "no minority representation.Carthy said today that a rift in "I heard they were somewhat those close to the campaign. times showed a tendency to ig- with the Panama National Vallarino told ’The Associated didate to succeed him in the The youths arrived prior to to® Democratic presldenUal unhappy,” McCarthy acknowl- Both Hersh and Miss Oates, nore old campaign techniques. Guard, the president installed Press: "There are not two pres- May 12 elections, Gov. John Eempsey, the keynote candidate’s campaign team was edged Tuesday. “ But I haven’t described as among the young There were complaints of fall- by the National Assembly said idents in Panama. The constitu- Delvalle seemed cheerful as speaker at the ail-day confer- a "tempest in a teapot.” talked to them.” activists in contrast to the prag- ure to turn out speeches in ad- TAKE ’Tuesday night he would try to tlonal president is Marco A. Ro- he spoke with newsmen after a Even this lowest-priced ence. Richard N. Goodwin, a cam- So far, he said, the resigna- matlc professionals on Me- vance of appearances and fur- f We wemt to double our sales, so we'll give your budget a BIG fire the guard’s commander to- bles unless the Supreme Court cabinet meeting in his suburbsm day. rtUes otherwise, in which case home. He would not say what T ^ e e ^ r w r it e r " fo r C e ^ la"te AnTh^^n'tPnd^ McCarthy Frigidaire Dryer offers iPresldent Max Delvalle his the National Guard will abide was discussed at the meetlnir ^ ^ c o n f e r e n c e , praised a spe^h writer for the late And he intends to talk to Hersh said to be unhappy that Me- seldom stuck to texts when they boost for buying NOW ! April showers ore on fhe way, so there's (Resident Mm Delvalle, his me National Guard will a ^ e was discussed at me meeting constructive work done by John F. Kennedy, said in a and Miss Oates when he returns Carthy was not campaigning were put out In advance Durable Press Care! cab net and ®8lfators were by mat pronouncement.” The but asserted the dismissal of 3^^,^ post-midnight statement mat to Milwaukee, probably tonight, more aggressively in l^gro S e h e lle r h a v e ^ r c h a n g e d kept frora meeting in the assem- court convenes Monday. h n clothes come out "sharp"! Creases In. pulleys, gears! CLEANING! Miss Linda Marshall, 28, was Miss Marshall stumbled up 16 Wrinkles out. Crisp and smooth all over—- stabbed twice with a stilleto late ateng and collaosed on a second agitators roamed the affects one portion of society <>« Comraui^t par^ chief merely a metaod aimed at re- Communist bloc members and they did not know of the possi- without ironingl Model WAN Model DAN Monday when she returned to floor landlne She died a short sheets Tuesday evening. But affects all society. Alexander Dubcek to resist out- placing one group of people by moves by several members ble addition of Michaelson when her raom in an apartment house time later at Cambridge City Eamerlng side pressure after he acknowl- another group, with meir such as Czechoslovakia to step they were writing melr reslgna- • Two-position Fabrics Heat Selector lets you con­ edged me Soviet bloc showed "a moughts and working habits re- up trade wim me West. tions ^ trol drying heat to suit the fabric. in a quiet residential neighbor- Hospital. lieved to be warning gunfire that the Commission on Youm hood near Central Square. One a teacher in Sudbury, a small ‘ jy'P®- Many Panaina- Services, a state agency, pra certain concern” over reform malnlng the same.” Czech representatives at They were reported to be • You're ip command — set exact drying minutes mrust pierced her heart, police town about 12 miles west of the poses to increase its member- , J u .o. replaced the Dresden filled in otoer delegates planning to return to Milwaukee you want on Timer (Includes handy No-Heat An open letter signed by 134 old-line boss, Antonin Novotny, "on me present process of re- to help with campaign arrange- cycle). said. Boston. Miss Marshall was to from 8 menabers to 12 in [95 Police said Miss Marshall ap- have been maid of honor at the ^one side of me city. Canal an attempt to give more rep- wrlters and artists said Czecho- as party head, also disclosed juvenation in this country,” ments for primary night. • Automatic cycle-end signal tells you when Buy The Pair For Just waHHinir nt bar aingp Zone police patroled as usual resentation to inner city areas Slovakia had "toresist certain thatCommunist leaders agreed Dubcek said Meanwhile, Roy Traynor of drying’s done. friend Susm Freeman the hul U.S. troops were nowhere to where, he said, me problems pressures. . . prompted . J by . doubts „ - ma.t . an economic . .. .-summit .. wonderwond that a certain Wausau, an early Wisconsin • Dacron lint screen ( a daughter of the secretary of se® . of youth wo^d be more acute. over the ch a ra ctered ^ aims’ ’ of coherence should ' ^ held soon,concern was also displayed at backer of McCarthy and head of is right on the doorl ^ 195 agriculture While the guard had little He said the proposal for in- ^ country s liberalization H® told me Czechoslovak consultative meeting,” he a Marathon County campaign Archbishop She moved to me Boston area double dispersing demonstra- creasing the commission’s * J*, , , added, "especially in me sense group, said Tuesday he too was Model DDAN from Chevy Chase Md. and tors, me general view here was members will go before me next They referred to criticism of mler Alexei N. Kosygin spokd at that anti-Soclalist elements quitting, had lived alone since her’ room- ^at resistance could mount, session of the General Assem- the new course at an East Euro- Dresden "on problems ^ d pros- should not take advantage of the He said his area’s campaign Of Atlanta mate left March 16 to work as especially if the guard used bly. p e ^ sunimdt m eetly Pfcto of economic growth to S<> democratization process.” was disrupted by outsiders a S DOUBLE VALUE! a secretary in Providence, R.I. "'°*'® muscle in backing me de- ‘There is, always has been end at Dresden. The orthodox ciallst (Communist) countries.” Thg glovak minority, for ex- that "with the appearance of Three fingerprints found iii Posed Robles and keeping me aind no doubt always will be f®8itn« of neighboring East Ger- Kosygin aske^ that the form- ample, has urged that more po- these people, it bogged down rnrapartment were sen^^^^ Delvalle government out of the a communications gap between many was particularly harsh. coming^ conference ..... "find now lltical parties------are needed. . . to McCarthy „ J ’ was asked at . a Dies at 56 the generations, me younger In pledging support to me new and realistic ways for the devel- "safeguard Socialist democra- .news conference about rumors 3 T FBI, state and local police, for assembly, leadership, the writers and art­ Thriftiest Frigidaire Frigidaire Electric Bazan, a leader of and me older,” Eiempsey said. opment of economic coopera- py .. j,ut Dubcek and his assocl- that some of his young staff Just set this one on ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Arch­ examination. Jose D. ists said; "We consider the cur­ bishop Paul J. Halllnan, whose (See Page Nineteen) (See Page Twenty) (See Page Twenty) rent process of democratization This line indicates growing (See Page 'Twenty) (See Page Twenty) "Automatic"—and go! Jet Action Washer! Dryer with exclusive first act as archbishop of me • Automatic" Dry Cycle on Timer figures diying • Patented Deep Action archdiocese of Atlanta was to time for you — Just set it, Dryer stops when Agitator cleans deep! Flowing Heat I order the desegregation of Ro­ clothes are dryl • Jet-simple Roller-matic man Camollc Schools, died ear­ • Gentle Flowing Heal ly today of acute hepatitis. • Easy-to-set Fabrics Selector gives you four mechanism-no belts, pampers your fabrics! Newsman Flies Over Khe Sanh pulleys, gears! Archbishop Halllnan, 86, had different drying heat settings for various types • 2-cycle Timer lets you set suffered recurring bouts of hep­ GIs Battle Enemy of fabrics. • Automatit Soak Cycle JET ACTION’ exact drying minutes! atitis since December 1963, aft­ ' Durable Press Timer and Fabrics Selector set­ loosens.dirt and grime! FOR NEW • No-stoop lint screen is er contracting me disease 'While tings assure proper drying for modern DEEP Spotter Plane Like Roller Coaster IMNIHR , right on the door! attending the Ecumenical Coun­ nq-iron fabrics. CLEANINGI cil in Rome. To Get Hamlet No-stoop Dacron lint screen is right on the Model WCDAN V r k Model DDAN Father Noel C. Burtenshaw, Los Angeles Times— A broad, well-traveled dirt a cluster of gray thatched huts, ed presence of three trucks else­ doorl chancellor of me diocese, said Washington Post News Service road. It runs straight east over long known to have been aban­ where on Route 9, Jacobclk SAIGON (AP) — American Ing infantrymen with heavy ma- • Signal sounds at me archbishop died about '5 the border from Laos and winds doned by the local Bru Tribes­ circled and dove for a closer infantrymen supported by chine-gun fire and a barrage of DANANG South Vietnam- the end of each $ 1 C II9 S a.m. at his home. Father Bur­ slightly soum between the Xe men. Two of the huts were fresh­ look. He found a battered Soviet tanks, artillery and planes bat- •'®®'^®l'P*'op®lled grenades. tenshaw said the archbishop Flying In an Air Force spotter ly thatched. Jacobclk figured It model truck lying on its side, . . . Wim the battle still raginef, at drying cycle. O F THESE Pan River and the jumbled, tied the Viet Cong today for con- ,_j $' |95 also suffered from internal plane over the Khe Sanh bat­ shell-battered ridge where the was probably an enemy storage wheels in the air, victim of an 6 jf A,"" eight enemy dead were re- Model D€DN bleeding. tlefield Is like riding a roller Marines defending Khe Sanh area. earlier air strike, but noming trol of a tiny hamlet normwest ported. SPECIALS The Pair For Jast The archbishop once said his coaster, only worse. have outposts on Hill 881 south By radio he called for fighter was moving on the ground. of Saigon in me fourth straight Meanwhile, U.S. headquarters 1962 order to desegreate Roman ■tSorry,” said me forward air and H1U 861. aircraft. TVo F-4 jets circled While flying his plane back day of heavy fighting in the said in anomer fight In me controller, Capt. John J. Jacoto- Catholic schools and hospitals in high in the hazy sunlight as and form over the Santa Fe ^ ' Trang Bang sector, 26th Divl- cUt. “It's the way to avoid get­ ’The road runs east past Lang NOW! his diocese was no act of cour­ Vei, me old special forces the forward air controller gave Trail, Jacobclk handled the con­ Men of the U.S. 5th Infantry gion units killed 17 enemy alter age. ting hit by ground fire.” mem instructions. trols with one hand while he Division called in artillery and making a helicopter assault Piloting a little twin-tailed camp mat the enemy overrem "To call this action coura­ in January. ’Two soviet PT-76 Then Jacobclk bore in on the peered through binocular and napalm air strikes only 60 to 100 Tuesday four miles nortoeast of geous is a reflection on this Cessna 0-2 spotter plane, Ja- snapped 36 hllllimeter pictures yards ahead of them as they ad- the town. coibclk, a 30-year-old Air Force amphibious tanks, knocked out target himself. From a wing community,” Archbishop Halli- with telephoto lens in the other vanced into the hamlet of Ap As the American infantrymen Academy graduate called In by the American defenders, pod, he fired a 2.76 inch smoke nan said at the time. hand (short on qualified airmen, Long Muc about 30 miles north­ hit the ground, the Viet (Jong three jet air strikes In three still stand on the slope below rocket into the cluster of huts FRIGIDAIRE The decision applied to Catho­ the air force puts only one man west of Saigon near me district were waiting for them. From busy hours of snooping and Lang VeTs smashed defenses to mark it for the Jets. As the lic schools in 71 norm Georgia in its spotter planes, making his town of Trang Bang. trenches and bunkers, the ene­ swooping over the Khe Sanh and dugouta. spotter plane came out of the counties of the archdiocese, task more difficult than if it had U.S. and South Vietnamese my opened up wim machlp® Jjioapdoffcit area. Jacobclk flew above the sky, several figures could be where about 7,600 pupils were seen running out of the houses. an observer sitting in the second forces have reported killing 396 guns and rocket-propelled gre- FOR OUTSTANDING His targets were along the road noting me fresh footpaths seat.) enemy in me Trang Bang area nades. enrolled. The North Vletoamese apparent­ CUSTOMER SERVICE . .. The archbishop’s only close ‘ISanta Fe Trail,” the nickname leading off into the scrub-woods Jacobclk called in another air since Sunday. Allied casualties gy midafternoon today, spo- ly knew what was coming. survivor is his bromer, Arthur for Highway 9, the heavily- > and jungle, the silt trenches strike, using bombs Instead of were d ^ rlb e d as light. radio fighting was reported oon- Call us for expert > bombed, heavily-defended North used by the enemy to bide from The F-4 Jets in camouflage FACTORY TRAINED i| J. Halllnan of Cleveland, Ohio, napalm on me area near me A1 Chang, an Associated tinuing. Headquarters did not FRIGIDAIRE SERVICE! an executive with me Chesa­ Vietnamese truck route which air attacks, the neat bypasses paint swooped down and then first target, hoping to destroy Press photographer who was digdose U.S. casualties but said SERVICEMEN! peake and Ohio Railroad. The comes Into Khe Sanh from the biillt around each wrecked climbed steeply. Their napalm undergroAd ammunition or fuel w ooded slightly by shrapnel as Americans had been killed. We'ra always ready to take care of archbishop was a native of Ho Ohl Minh Trail In Laos. bridge and each big bomb cra­ landed on target. "Nice work,” caches. Again the jets came in, U.S, tanks and armored person- 'The action around ’Trang Our high standards of fast,' efficient your service needs'Immediately. Our Painesville, Ohio. It was obvious that despite ter. Many of the craters have Jacobclk told me jets, as he smoke billowed from the ground nel carriers moved up on Ap Bang is part of Operation Quyet service have earned us the Award of two months of heavy bombing. been filled In by the enemy. watched. The huta burned b.rlsk- Service and Parts Department is at APPLIANCE — EST. 1941 Merit— the most coveted award cer­ Archbishop Halllnan, appoint- and Jacobclk spotted a small Long Muc, said me Viet Cong xhang—Resolved to Win—the Highway 9 was still open for Near the Xe Pan River he ly under a pall of black smokq. were well entrenched in the- your disposal at all times. tificate a Frigidaire Dealer can earn. 649 M A IN S TR E E T— T E L 643-2171 (Bee Page Eight) business. spotted fresh trails leading to Alerted by radio to the report­ (Se« Page Teh) hamlet and greeted the advanc- (See Page Fifteen)

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