TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 t - PAGE TWENTY-POUR Average Daily Net Frees Run HmtrlifHtfr lEoftting fipraU) fVtr T lu Week Ended The Weather Jane 1, 1N8 Card Party Set Fair tonight. Low 60 to 60. About Town iianrlfFfitFr lEuming Sunny and warm tomorrow. I 15,055 First Ohurch of Christ, To Benefit FISH High In upper 80s. HaneheMter-—A City o f ViOage Chmrm SolenttiA M^Il have its regular The Consultation of Church testimony mooting tomorrow at Union (COCU) committee is VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 209 (THIRTT-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) 8 ip.m. at the church. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6, 1968 (OlMelfled AdvertWng on F^ie S3) PRICE TEN CENTS sponsoring a card party Thurs A mU- ■f. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN:, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 cola and Stevens were awarded Three Receive junior certificates in perform ance. THINK SMALL ‘iGone’ ’ bectuise "each Is found needs a road? Sheinwold on Bridge Music Awards All three youths are Man ed on a moment o f experience, Books Added sunset—Seafood cook book chester High School seniors . u m v i Teilhard de Chardin—'Letters to David Miachell o f 00 Alton St, DeMv«c«d in ______felt or seen or touched, that has In t h e 'Nlm also have mnlnbatned an tw o friends, 1926-1052 COPY BIGHT ANIMAL James Nicola o f 18 Stephen St. Hlqulppsd with leathentte in long since gone, but has left a NORTH active program of music study Book Review Stamps n e u m Vlan Alien—H ie four seasons of IN PLAYING A SLAM and Cyrus Stsvens of 20 Harlan terior, windshield washer, 3- small sediment or shape be To Library at the Hlaiitt School. survival ♦ Q 9 2 St. partlclpatsd in recent gradu qjeed electric wipers, heater, hind.” By ALFRED SHEINWOLD CP AK53 de6 Like Summer in Cotton Fields The golf slock that's MAKE mode it big with dads oil over A Day in '^Resurrection City’ I WASHINGTON (AP) — By At 40, Mrs. Hills has borne 17 these old people down here with mashed potatoes, gravy, bread, the country... noon the sun’s rays beat down chlldrcm. Eight of the 12 survi- no snuff, pipes or tobacco like canned peaches and milk, coffee so fiercely upon “ Resurrection vors arc with her, and hey 8-by they’re used to," one shouted or .soda pop made up this day’s City, U.S.A.,” that several ml- 20-foot shelter Is packed with through a magaphone. "We dinner menu. HIM granU from the South compared donated clothing. have set up a donation box by It is served by white volun- it with summer in the cotton For years, the veins in her the gate. Please help us buy teers recruted by the area’s fields back home. 'legs have so bulged and knotted snuff and tobacco for our old churchc.s. All morning children’s bare the skin that they look like huge folks," I don’t mind the mess," said H ag g ar feet and the shoes of hundreds blisters, and she finds it painful *'a.s been plentiful .1. man ns he steppicd over of new arrivals scuffed up little to travel or do much else. Resurrection City, pooled water on the kitchen GLAD, clouds of yellow dust along the Yet, she came. though linfs for it are long. tent’s plywood floor. “ We’re to. ■ r dirt trails that are the city’s Twenty du.sty steps away, in Co'Tied beef ha.sh, greens, gether, that’.-, what count.s." sidewalks. the two-pole circus ^;nt that can Tourists strolling under shady hold 500 people for meals or Vernon maples and elms between the mass rallies, Lila Mae Brooks Washlngtom Monument and the of Sunflower County, Miss., Bo^iis SalesiiK’ii HE’S Lincoln Memorial stared cu talked of people who have be come discouraged. riously at the plywood huts. IVIakin«: R oiiikI.^. fil) ■ They housed one of the most “ Some has said they were . w varied communities many of the going back home, and after we visitors would ever see. talked to' 'em they .said they Oiam lx’r W ani.v There were heavy-set, older wasn’t," Mrs. Brooks said. “ 1 In cooperation willi the Ver YOUR / folks from the vitamin-short, told them they was having three starch and fat diet of the Deep meals a day, which they wasn’t non Police Department the- South’s poor. And there were gettilfg in Mississippi. Some Rockville .\re,-i cilianibi-r of lean, cocklly confident Negro children get to go .swimming Ckiinmerce Ihi.-- week warned re teen-agers from big-city slums,. ond have toys." sidents that a Ixigua (inv-u y most hard at work building shel- The .shower and laundry DAD... tgrg rooms that the Southern Clirls- blacklop opi-ralioM is in proc- . in Vernon. tlan Leader.ship Conference Tight, sleeveless T-shirts Fxecutive director Willi.-iHi A planned have not been finished, worn by these youths identified Dickson .sljitcs that inform..tiaa so Mrs. Hills and Mrs. Brooks, them a s: regarding thi.s oper.ition h.-. like the other 1,500 residents, “ Milwaukee Youth Council" come from sever.il lot.-il rc'si- Commandoes.” “Invaders, use buckets or pails for bathing iuid laundry. dents. Tile present gronji SUNDAY. Memphis.” The “ Blnckstone operates sevi-ral vehicles whicli Rangers” and “Peacemakers” ” We made out at home with a bucket or p.an, so it ain’t no they use to spray a cliemica! of Chicago’s South and treatment on the driveway trouble here," said Mrs. Brooks. JUNE IMh IS West sides, and a Philadelphia I.oring i>liol<> which i.s suppo.sed to act . a “A few of us had commodes, group whose lettering simply-lo E i i p f a ^ e d scaler. The materi.il ahd tlie cated their neighborhood, “ 25th but the waste runs right out (Herald photo by Ofiara) FATHER'S DAY.. work are both report, d t-i Ije and Diamond.” there in the ditches. Since the In the studio at her Burnside Ave. apartment, au books came to be written and on her philosophic The engagement of Mi.ss .lar- inferior. White volunteers sweated next summer mine has been running Tire homeowner i.s ■, tired in the ditch right outside my qiieline A. Irrcra Milner of thor-photographer Yolla. Niclas reflects on how her outlook regarding the photographer’s art. to them, young men with blomd that the chemical wdl dry in ., door. At least we don’t have no mustaches and girls in shorts Springfield, Ma.ss., to Frank F.. few days but it never doe:, and 5 roaches and bugs up here, and sandals. And the young Cunco Jr. of Manchester, has the owner i.s u.sually put to crawling all over the food.” Negroes greeted black and been announced by her parents added expense in order to rcnie. This day’s heat was on excep white volunteers alike with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milner of dy tile damage. Noted Author-Photographer Area Resident tion. Most mornings in the more clenched right fists raised, and Springfield. Information received indicates i r than a week of “ Re.surrectjon By WILLIAM COE the slogan, “ Black power, Her fiance is the son of Mis. that the operators moved into City’s” existence have been FYom the balcony of her brother!” Frank E. tbineo of 122 School this area from New York over cool, but residents say they Two white girls formed an im- the Memorial Day weskend. apartment at 1329 Bumslde have plenty of blankets for their St. and the late Frank E. Cuneo. iromptu school and passed out Miss Milner is a graduate of Tiiey generally stay for a short Ave., Just acroaa the Manches cots and air mattresses. time and then move on when ter line in East Hartford, Tolla a ■auzzles, crayons and paper to A volunteer bn a truck that Technical High School, Spring- complaints begin to come in. ac Niclas tends her geraniums, L children. Some youngsters were comes in every day from the field, and the Technical Insti \ - ■ cording to Dickson. looks south to the polluted Hock- ragged, some wore neat suits or Seventh Day Adventist Church tute Springfield. She is ein- GIVE rarty dresses. He warned all resident.-, to do anum River or north over a car- said her group has given out ‘Pl°yed as a dental assistant in business with people they luiow studded parking lot to catch a “ Mama, mama, look,” a Ne 13,000 pieces of donated clothing- - the office of Drs. Milton and gro boy about 8 called out as he Gabriel Auerbach, Springfield. or can check on. to ask all .solici glimpse o( Wickham Park, and to date. tors for identification and for a ran up to a hut with three white Tile Seventh Day Adventists Mr. Cuneo is a graduate of in each view finds beauty. DAD School and .letter of identifiaction from the y children. “ They want to play also supplied the medical bus Manchester High .To Miss Niclas, internationally Technical Cliamber of Commerce signed with m e!” that treats about 30 routine Howell Cheney known author-photographer who Putting the shelters together School. He served with the F.S. by him has. recently moved to the cases a day. was a job for the young. Older "I couldn’t donate like I’d like Air Force for four years and Mwchester area, almost every ALASKAN SHELF STI'DA’ T persons lounged in whatever to, so I gave my time,” said 55- is employed with the U.S. Post thing in life can be translated \ shade they could find. year-old James Johnson of Chi-- Office Department at the Broad LA JOLLA. Qaiif. lAPl Tile into "beautiful” — or at least \ “ We’re enjoying ourselves,” cago. St. Parcel Post Station. first comprehensive- oceano honest — photographic terms, if said a Negro woman from Chi In midafternoon a live gospel The wedding is planned for graphic study of the continental seen through the sufficiently cago who refused to give her concert alongside the Washing- Oct. 19 at Holy Cross Church. shelf of the Gulf of Alaska is un sensitive eyes and trained name. “ I never lived in a decent jon Monument’s Reflecting Pool Springfield. der way. hands of a practitioner of her house in my life, and I’ve _part of a continuing entertain- The survey, to he conducted art. worked all my life.” ment program supplied by sym- NANCY LEAVES COMEDY by Marine Adviser.s Inc., a .sub “ In everything I do photo One hut had its plastic door pathetic Negro artists—was in NEW YORK (AP) —Nancy sidiary of the Bendix Corp., will graphically, I try to reveal flaps closed. Sun pouring terrupted by blustery rain Walker is making a long-.sought cover an are.i 850 'miles long, 3Q to 110 miles wdde and extending something about the human con- through the translucent plastic squalls. switch from comedy to straight from the shore to the oSiO-foot- ditton — the inner things that raised the temperature to a hu- Torulsts headed acrofas the acting as a new member of the Associalton of Producing Art depth contour of the "continental are beyond the visible,” she mid 100-degrees-plus inside, grass to their cars while camp- shelf. says. "And always I try only where Minnie Lee Hills of site residents fled along dirt ists. X Marks, Miss., sat quietly folding trails turning rapidly to a gooey Miss Walker appears in “ Th« Company officials .-aid .-spon to show the things that are clothes. mud. Cherry Orchard" in a role origi- soring oil oompani,-.^ inl'-n-.sleil true.” THEY NEVER NEED IRONING! She vowed never to return to Most people huddled in the naJIy assigned to Eva Le Galli in drilling opcralion:- want to That she succeeds in evoking Mississippi. “ I’m afraid to go main dining tent where the gang enne. Tlie latter stepped out be- know what kind of woaMier and with camera and pen new and back there to live,” she said, members turned from construe- cause of her work load as direc- sea conditions to expect. Ixitii in meaningful statements ' about “They might be mad at me for tion to caring for their seniors. tor of the (Jhekhov drama a average years and in yonrs of human existence is evidenced coming here.” “ All you visitors, we have all as a player in “ Exit the King.” o.xtrcme conditions. by the recent publication of her fourth children’s book, "Hie Flower of Vasslllkl, a Story of Oreece” (Seabury Press). PublUhed in April, “Flower’' tells though britf text and strik ing black and v ^ te photographs the story of Maria and her widowed mother who live on the island of Crete and of how the Impoverished family is “ adopt ed” by an American family un der the Foster Parents plan. Like her three earlier books LEVI'S® STA-PRESr POPLII for children, “H ie Flower of Vassilild” resulted from a true PREP SIZES experience when Miss Niclas 26-82 •6 and her husband visited Greece V while vacationing. 'TRIMCUT SIZES In private life, Yolla is Mrs. 28-42' •7 Rudolf Sachs; he is a profes sor of sociology at Manchester MR. LEVI’S SIZES « Q Community College, who Joined Maria, the heroine of Yolla’s new book, “ The Flower of Vassiliki.” The flower, 44-50 O V the full-time faculty last Sept the herb we know as basil, has religious significance in the book. (Photo by ember. Yolla Niclas) Before leaving for their vaca tion visit to Greece, Yolla and LEVI'S® NUYO Both she and her husband are sent Yolla a camera as a gift. Rudi were asked by a friend to a publisher will be fulfilled. She natives of Germany of Jewish And Louise Dahl-Wolfe, a pho try to see her Greek foster child. as an individual, as worker, as extraction f/ho fled the coun tographer to whom she had been HOPSACK STA-PREST® ‘1 Knowing only that the child’s woman, deserves that.” try for France after the Nazi introduced, o..c; d the use of name was Mai:la, that she was Stieglitz also permitted ’ Yolla rise in the early 30’s. her studio. TAPERED PA’TCH POCKET. six years old, and that she liv to make several portraits of 'lU A ed somewhere in Greece, the Yolla received her foripal Soon Yolla was back at her him during their brief friend ALL NEW SHADES. A A A A Sachs succeeded in discovering photographic training in Berlin, profession and earned her first ship. They are among the last Sizes 26-88 DaUU XS*' her whereabouts with the help and before leaving for a new portrait commission in America. photographs of him before his of the Athens office of the Fos life in Paris did work for the It paid $7. Gradually, she re death, and copies have been pur ••'Ik > established a reputation and a f . i-(|S ter Parents Plan. Berliner Tageblatt, a newspa chased by New York’s Metropol * N* per; Ullstein Co., a leading following. After flying to Crete for an itan Museum and the Museum LEVI'S® DENIM photographic publishing house; By 1047,' Yolla was well initial visit, Yolla later return of Modem Art. A ■ ed alone with her camera and and a moving picture company. enough known to have an in- SUM FITS, IN NAVY, WHEAT, LIVELIEST SPORT SLACK EVER! Stieglitz' influence was a spent several weeks with During her six years in depth biographical article and major factor in her career, Yol OLIVE, BLACK, WHITE. M Go where Uie action Is In Haggar Trophy Slacks. Tailored in last 4 Maria’s family, getting to know France before the outbreak of samples of her work published Sizes 26-42 ing good looks In 65% Dacron® Polyester, 35% Orion® Acrylic In war with Germany, Yolla con la feels, stimulating her work the VassUiki villagers, and im in Popular Photography, the and sustaining her determina a llnen-Hke weave. ’They’re permanently creased to stay wrinkle tinued her report^e photog;ra- mersing herself in their way of leading U.S. magazine for photo tion to find a publisher. free even after repeated washings. - 0 life. phy and contributed to. the hobbyists. Plenty of bright colors with coordinated belt. ■ • ’The result is her book, design publications, “ Le Jour,” ” L’- By 1956, she wias “in print” Outworldly, somewhat shy and LEVI'S® STA-PREST® HOPSACK ed to appeal to youngsters aged Illustration,” -and “ PlalSir de with “ David and the Seagulls,’^ gained from the accompanying France.” retiring, the slight blond woman which ultimately sold out two nevertheless took it upon her printings and won a Best Book 'TRIM CUT. • 9 7 to 10, but also compelling; to She also opened her own por Sizes 28-88 adults because of the insights trait studio and began to de self one day to pay a visit to of the Year award from the photographs. velop an personal style and the New York studio of Alfred Boys Clubs of America. MR. LEVI'S, Like “ The Flower of Vas In recent weeks, “ Flower” photographl cphllosophy unique StiOglitz, like herself a Euro ^ e s 84-42 With ELECTRIC HEAT - ^ ly her own. pean by birth and recognized as siliki” and her other books, no has received two highly favor able reviews in the New York It was also while living In the “dean” of American photog “ The Island Shepherd” and ’Times, both of which pay spe France that she met and raphers. “ Pedro Angel, a Boy from Puer cial tribute to Yolla’s crafts married Rudolf Sachs, a young to Rico,” “ David and the Sea Stieglitz, then in his late 80’s, gulls” is based on a true ex 'rherc’.s nothing (inito liki; tho farrli't'c rointf'ul ol modern, dean and quiel manship as a photographer. lawyer and countrymeui. allowed the determined young After the war .began, both perience. oloctric heat. Kleetrie heat can give you geiille, even waiinlh witli tiie option X Ethna Sheehan speaks of Yol- I^otographer many long and Rudi and Yolla were Interned The story relates how nihe- ia’s ability to create with her spirited audiences, during which individual room eoiitrol. I‘]veryone-in-l-he lanuly works and lel.ixes in eomldrt. camera "photographs filled in sep&rate “ isolation” camps year-old David Boynton cares their talks ranged over the whole with dramatic detail that , cap as enemy aliens. But with the for sick and Injured gulls eind ture the strength and wisdom fall of France in 1941 they were gamut of ideas relating to orphaned gull chicks during his "THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" And, with eleetrie heat, tliere’.s aetnalK: m nrr runni in wliieh to relax. .\i^ue in the faces of old wom<|n, the able to escape, locate each other photography, music, literature, summers on Monhegan Island sjiace, and earefi'ee com(forl, make yoni' home a gre'al plaee lo relax and eiijox agony of a helpless mother, and with the aid of a friendly con the arts generally. off the Maine Coast. 901 -907 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER the sunshine-and-shadow hioods cierge, and finally to make their In a letter he penned for Yol The germ of that story began eii.sy living. / of children seen against the way to the United States aboard la .not long before his death, when Yolla, visiting Monhegan OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5:30 background of farmlands and . a Dlitch ship. which is among her most cher with her camera, leamd of a Electric heat eost.s le.ss tlian yon tliijik — and it’s easily instalU'd. For I'omplete local youngster who was in the . THURSDAY 9:30 TO,9:00 village streets.” Safe but penniless, having left ished possessions, Stieglitz spoke A n ^ a co b Deschin, the Hmes’ behind all their possessions, the habit of walking a pet gull OPEN A REGAL-CHARGE ACCOUNT TODAY OR informatioil, teleiihone yotir electric heating eontraetor, or 'I'iie Hart lord Klee- of her hope of finding a publish around the village at the end of photography editor, views the couple applied for citizenship er for, one of hey. early story “THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET” CHARGE IT WITH CONNECTICUT BANK OR HARTFORD NATIONAL trie Light C'omiiany. You'll see why we sax , when xmi /./t e . papers and finally found work a leash. book as “ the vehicle for an al ideas. 901 - 907 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER bum of people and environment as a maid and cook on an estate "Right then I knew I had to the lirinfi is easy. “ I hope she finds one,” he find and photograph that boy, OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5:80 woven into a touching narrative in Long Island. THURSDAY 0:80 TO 9:00 of warm human relationships.” About this time, a New York wrote, ‘"rhe work Is worthy, and when I met him I knew I Yolla’s latest literary success newspaper, doing a series of veiy worthy. There is vision had my story,” Yolla said. “ I (early reports are that "BToW- articles on war refilgees, wrote; and sentiment. Whether there think that’s’ the way it is with Open a Regal Charge Account Today er” is selling well) crowns a a story about Ydlla and Rudolf. Is a ‘market’ I do not know, the creative art. One doesn’t ' i ■ * ^ The Hartford Electric Light Company lifetime of effort marked by A few days later, a Miss Hen for I am not of the market. But go out looking for ideas. Some Connecticut Bank and Hartford Naiional Charges Also Accepted years of struggle and adversity. rietta Rushmore Stf Brooklyn I hope that her hope of finding how, the ideas come to you.” YOUR INVESrOR-OWNtO ELECTRIC COMPANY- ,V MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 PAGE SEVEN p a q b ' s i x MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6^ 1968 T Mattatuck Drum Band of Wa-* has also been chairman of nu 13th Militia Day Ben Ezra Unit merous oommitteee, and has beat Ffano Realtjr 12-^ Xm ox Copy S«nrlM terbury will be toe Lexington B o lto n night. Mark Finnegan and Stan Slated on Sunday kUmitemen, toe Kentltii Guards held B’nai B’rito offices in her Board Okays Town Losing to Rt. 6 Work Conover pitched for toe winners of Rhode Islend, the Putnam To Hear Past chapter, the Metropolitan Coun BhM#riat mad Sapply, Im ^ For Slurbridge Phalanx of (Connecticut, the District Head cil, and the District and Inter •Dog Owners Roger Barrett and Steve m - Second Corps Salem Cadets of nationa] B’nai B’riih Women. T ax Notes Part of Howard Reservoir •MBartford BA, M—eiiBstSi Mass., and toe Bedford Minute- Reservations for- the event ter pitched for Flano, and Ed The 18th annual Militia Day M ». Meyer Mehbnun of New It was with surprise and The board unanimously ap ward Manning hit two home men. dose tomorrow and may be The Board of Directors last at old Sturtkrldge Village will York City, past president of, made by contacting Mrs. Green, chagrin' that the Manchester proved a $6,000 allocation tor Reminded runs. Following the, parade, a copy night reluctantly, yet un Board of Directors learned last repairs to the. automatic signal, be held on Swiday, with Cere of toe Bill of Rights will be post B’nal B’rDth Women’s District 27 Milford Rd., or Mrs. Hart- “Tomorrow” Tomorrow 1 which encompasses Connecti animously, authorised the night that a portion of the How system between the Rockledge June may be toe month ' of monies beginning at nobn. Six ed on toe door of toe Village stein, 26 Flagg Dr. The "Tomorrow Show," a cut, Now Yoric, and lower Mhss- manager to borrow up to |102,- ard Reservoir is being lost to re Storage Tank and the Howard- For Th. VV/., . ■ Meetinghouse, troops will be re bloom, but It Is, for dog owners. variety show with Rodger Grose Ifew England military unite achuseititts, will bo guest sp®«her located Rt. 6. Porter Pundp Station. The sys- ^ . .. ,, . . viewed, a Liberty pole will be 000 in anticipatlmi notes, to as master of ceeremonies and WELDON'S oomprislng 200 troops dressed at the Ben Ezra Ckiapter, B’l ^ Would You Believe? The disclosure was made by tern signals toe pumps when to ^ llcensei. raised by militiamen, \ and cover fi deficit In current taxes, Craig Pepin as the announcer i( authentic uniforms of toe B’rith annual paid-up mem b^- . NEW YORK (AP) — Carry Town Manager Robert Weiss start and stop, and transmits All dogs six months old'or over ceremonies will cpidude with toe not expected to be collected un will be held tomorrow in toe MULTIPLE Revt^utlonary War and toe War ship dinner Tuesday, June 11, ing a diplomatic passport bear and Water Superintendent Law an alarm to toe Sewage Treat- must be licensed at toe town raising of toe “ Star Spangled til next year. high school gym starting at 8 of 1812 will parade on and at 7 p.m. at Temple Beth Sho- ing his picture and toe stamps rence Wlttkofske, during a dis ment Plant in toe 'event of clerk’s office between now and VITIMINS around toe Village Green during Banner,” toe 16 starred and The reluctance was because, p.m. lom. of five nations in his bill, a as expressed by Democrat cussion regarding board author malfunction. • t(« day. striped flag of toe Village STORIS OF FASHlO**' toe end of toe month. Tickets for adults are $1, for ONE-A-DAY Mrs. Sidney Green and Mrs. 8-foot-hlgh pelican strolled Francis hladioney, it marits the ization tor Weiss to retain ap The 3,000 foot wire, now over ‘MUlUa Day symbolizes toe period. ’The cost for a male or spayed students, 60 cents. A family Alan Harbstein are oo-chalrman through toe International Arri first time in hlanchester’s his praisers, relative to state con head, will be replaced and will tiaditlonal militia musters of toe female is $3.60 and for a female, ticket — bring all toe young vals Building at Kennedy Alr- tory that the town has had to demnation of 60.64 acres of be buried underground. 18th and 19th centuries, when of the event. Mrs. Btephen Stol- $7.60. A certificate of •spaying Dry Casein Edible zer is in charge of dinner ar •port after arriving from Athens, borrow at the end of a fiscal watershed land In the area. The board, again unanimous- ones — Is $2.60. *2.98 all able bodied men turned out ly, allocated $1,840 to pay for niust be presented for toe first Greece, in toe first class com- | year. The authorization was voted HOTUi .ir . o{i toe town comnion to answer MILWAUKEE — Dry edible rangements. Mrs. Philip Dasher work already comjdeted at toe licensing of a spayed female. partment of a jetliner. The unsinimous vote was be unanimously, with the appraisal Manchester Evening Herald roll call and be counted. The casein is a .high-protein dairy and Mrs. Murray Piatok are aa- WELDON DRUG CO. siSUng with table decorations The bird, Jason, is a 4-year- cause, also as expressed by costs to be determined later and Globe Hollow Swimming Pool. Owners can renew by mall if Bolton correspondent Cleme- 1{.S. M ill^ Law of 1792 re product that Is further processed 7A? MAIN STPfFT and invttaltions. Mirs. Arthur old, 20-pound “ goodwill ambas )f Mahoney, thq board had no O. IXiK A Oo. photo to come from the receipts of It was for additions to a previ- a stamped self-addressed en- well Young, tel. 643-8981. quired that “ each and every for use in such foods as soup sador’’ from toe Island of other alternative but to ous $6,000 allocation for sealing velope is enclosed, free able bodied white male and cereal. Casein is toe solid Dauer, president, will preside. Staff Counsel Engaged the land sale, when consum- Rhodes, where he was born. authorise the borrowing. ated. toe bottom of the pool, "piig town clerk has office citizen of toe age of eighteen matter precipitated from skim Mrs. Mehlman Is a member And, toe board gave its un- hours Mondays from 9 a.m. to milk with acid.' It is washed to of the National B’nal B’rith During his Stay In toe United WUltam T. BJngland. son of M a ^ e r Robert Weiss The engagement of Miss Lor Wlttkofske explained that years and under forty-five years remove toe excess acid and Women’s special New York States, he is making public Mr. and Mrs. George T. Eng- T o ^ ^ tr o U e r Jos^h raine R. McBride to Thomas P. state plans caU fbr a flU of“ M * P ™’ - Wednesday. Fridays (except tohse exempted by law) 24 additional lots in CSastonbury Saturdays from 9 a.m. to lactose and then dried. Very City committee to the United appearances in a number of t a d of 264 spruce St., has Clementlno have esU m ^d that Bottlcello, both of Wapping, has feet into toe reservoir, for a shall be enrolled in toe with Roaring Brook Reservoir MlkUa . . .” llbUe of It IS produced in the Nations, and is national mem cities to promote tourism to i Z S p ^ e d t a f f counsel of between $7^000 and $j(&,000 in been announced by her parents, distance of 400 feet, with the water. The lots are in toe Brook- ' r ^ n k Gorton Cited ICardilng to the music of the United States. bership retention chairman. She Greece. the Joint Oommiittee on Atomic ^ ^ s be o u U ta to g m of Mr. and Mrs. James Minicucci work scheduled to. begin today, haven development and brings Energy. Sen. John O. Pastore, June 30, the end of the current of 10 Beelzebub Rd. She is also 'toe fill is for a road bank. to 100 toe num ^r of lota ^ 3 ^ . c t a a l i ^ of the committee, and “ seal year, due to unsettled ap- the daughter of the late Wil 'H e said that approximately seiw lc^ in toe developm ^t ^ John T. Oonway', executive di- peals on the October 1966 Grand 780,000 gallons of storage water liam T. McBride. and b r ^ to 200 toe numlwr ^eshlre. received reptor, made the announcement. List, amended by revaluation. will be lost, enough for a two- Appellants, by state statute, Her finance is the son of Mr. Of Glastonb^ c^m ew ^ RenLelaer Medal for excel- Engtand is a graduate of and Mrs. Paul Bottlcello of 568 day supply for customers of toe serviced with Manchester may withhold up to 25 per cent lence in mathematics and Ruffles Mianoheaiter High School, Mon- Foster St. area. water. son Axjademy, the University <>*J^ Jetdes. Howard Reservlor, at full ca science at toe annual awards FAIRWAY MiSs McBride, a 1967 grad The bonds to be purchased banquet Sunday. of Connecticut, and the UOonn uate of South Wipdsor High pacity, holds 140.16 million gal A white dwarf Is a star with a School of Law. He also attend will mature July 16 of this year lons. Scoreboard f and will cost the town very School, is employed at the Pru size comparable to that of toe reign • ••• ed the George Washington Uni- dential Insurance Co. of Amer Weiss, asked by several direc White Class won its seventh Graduate ^ o o l of ^ything. In Interest, earth but. with a mass that may ica, Manchester. Mr. Bdtticello, ,tors why j toe town . was , not to' be .larger than toe sun’s. About consecutive game, defeating ◄ a 1966 graduate of South Wind formed of toe state plans, said osn white dwarfs have been MAM last night 10-0, to remain another famous fairway weekend of values! boy^oh-boy ^ an undergraduate. Eng- X sor High School, is employed by that toe original plans called ^ undefeated. t a d served as edftor-iivphlef of «« taxes collected in the 1968- for a road further to toe south. Anthony Bottlcello of Manches makes them hard to see. The Insurance Advisory Board these specials are for thurs., fri. and sat. the daily student newspaper year. ter. The present plans were not and was named to "Who’s Who Town Counsel John Shea The wedding is planned for until toe contract went i moonlit in American Colleges and Uni- said last night that agreements only! both stores open thursdoy and fridoy have been reached on all ap Oct. 19 at St. Margaret Mary dig those sharp vereities in 1B66-67. CHiurch, Wapping. He explained that loss of part crepes In hte senior year, he was peals relating to Downtown of toe reservoir, plus disrupti ..V PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 PAGE NINE ------r through tile regular tax pay- other details concerning the in- Bolton Vernon ment, The former Fire DUtrjet Utallation of the sewers, mostly area or. what was known am technical. The bills will be sent FALSETEETH rural Vernon ha^-rio sewer lines out by thp tax collector. Hearing Set TO it was not regarded as eqult- The other ordinance set for Chawing Effieianey Jordan Aide Here: No Time for Politics able to include this In the tax the hearing on June 17 pertains Ineraasod up to 35% CLEMEWEIX YOUNG rate, after consolidation. Jto the kindling of outdoor fires CUnleal tests prors you oan now But with Telstar, in the 1970's On Sewers sat snd ehsw bsttei^-m aks dsnturss the dominate cultures will be Eventually the town hopes to and defines the type of recep- sTSTscs up to 39% mors sffsctlTS—if ]1215V2MEATOWN SILVER LANE, EAST HARTFORD • PLENTY OF PARKING! *nte adminirtmEitlve advisor to jrou sprtnkU s lltUs FASTEXTH on haVe sewer systems town-wide tacta to be used and the type of Imposed on all the other cul jrour plstss. PABTBCni bolds uppsn the prime miiriEiter of Jordan tures. Will this be good or bad? Assessment but until that time the special material which may be burned snd towns mors flnnly so thsy fssl "V/Aere Qualify Always Exceeds Pricel" mors oomfoitabla. rABTBTH u not gpmA the weekend in Bolton ae Dr. Shaflq didn’t know. But it method of assessment has to be them. sold—dossn’t sour. No uummy, pssty . STORE HOURS: TUES. - WED. 9-6; THURS- - « L ^9 a guest of Mr. and Mm. Robert doea mesm chamge, and, gOtrig June 17 has been set by the yg^j tssts. Hslps ebsek '‘dsntuTO odor**. ______‘FRIENDSHIP’ m Dsnturss tbst lit are sssantlal to SATURDAY 9 to 6 — (CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY) Gorton on Brandy St. Very few back to his profession, Cduca^ Board of Reproflentatlves to ordinance points out that health. Bo see your dentist rstularly. tion means change; “learning is bring two proposed ordinances ^ straight frontage assessment LAUNDROMAT Ost FASTErrtl St all drug oountera. people knew thiat he was there, the continuous improvement ot *<> a public hearing. „„ certain lots, because of the LONDON (AP) — 'Twenty stu- Hove visite^igntore lately andI GWnseen thelliv same good quality iiiwmoot and no one even mentioned the the individual tor the better.” The most controversial of the shape, size or location. Is im- rients peeled off thelr'hlue jeans WE RETAINED THE QUALITY country of lanael to him, by a When the individual is chang- two ordinances concerns the prnctablc. miniskirts Sunday In an at- at lastit yoar's L O W /tO W PRICE aort of t€toll 'itoUtesBe. AND LOWERED THE PRICES! Ing, then TOCiety is changing, method of establishing assess- In addition to the front footage tempt to bring friendship to a There was a viague reference: When learning is not change, ment for sewer lines. charge the property owner will British laundromat, but police RANGE "Before the June war’’ he said, 1 "ithe populaiUon of Jordan was then the individual or the so- ^he board has been working als® pny a house connection were unfriendly to the demon- 2.2 million.” elety is only accumulating know- this matter for severS charge to be determined strators. | LEAN, BONELESS ledge, like a computer, he ex- months. The ordinance as it by the Board of Representa- 'Die students stripped to their FUEL OIL Brit Dr. M. Nuri Sliefiq is stands provides that sewer bene- underwear and put their clothes nrit in the United Stafes to dis- On a less abstract level. Dr. ^jtg gj,gn jjg assessed against ’^*’® ®®wer connection charge in the washing machines. Gills GASOLINE cuas the Arab-ilsraeli situation, Shaflq discussed his home. His ^ „„ will be according to the follow- wrapped themselves In towels and television interviews had wife is a painter. His mother ‘"tf schedule: For one and two and football sweaters, been quickly canceled once this lives with them. (Jordanians are ® cneelfieniiv AeftneH n m w i dwellings, $100 for each "Launderettes are such was known. especially appalled at the fact ® "®*™“ unit; for multi-family dwellings, dreary places,” explained the BANTLY OIL His purpose, under a gmant that our aged do not always ^ the event the lot ta a each for the first two leader of the wash-ln, Nick from the Agency for Intema- live with their children.) There the owner will not be (fuellings units and $76 for each Flowerdew, as he shivered In tional Development, is to look PORK ROLLS Is a problem of getting house- *0 ** more frontage than additional; for institutional type his bright red drawers, "Every- over admlniatrative methods in hold help. He Was Intrigued with tta longer side on the sewer buildings, $600 per acre of de- one Just watches his washing govemmerital, educational and an automatic color camera and, ^bte. veloped land, and for retail, going round and never speaks to commercial institutions, from the next day, followed the serv- Up to the time the town was commercial and industrial prop- anybne else. They riiould be ______'Wlaslhlngton to Oabfomla. In Ice at St. George’s Episcopal ponsoUdated over three years erty $800 per acre as the land friendly.” the Hartford area, he has been Church with interest—^he is a ago, the people living In the city is actually developed. Six policemen broke up the A fls stodying methods in the large Moslem. area paid for the sewer use The ordinance contains many demonstration. MVCclU A X C lcU U . Archbishop O’Brien Scholars from East Catholic High School’s Class of 1968 insurance companies. Fourth Awards Night named as the top-ranking graduates at awards ceremonies last night are, from Armed with this information, left, Joan Urbanetti, Paul Tesik, Christine Love, Robert Mills, Celeste Me- which he transports in the neat tivier, Gregory Brien, Mary Matson, Frank DiSanzo, Eileen Sullivan, and Jo filing system in his head (‘T Ann Mikolowsky. (Herald photo by Pinto) pick up a piece of information, Top Seniors Named and I know just where it fits in,” he said. “Maybe I can’t Shop Thure. Night till 9 ing with criminal intent, lar dreau of 2 Brick Top Rd., WilU- remember the details, but I re Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 T olland County ceny and theft of a motor vehi mantlc, pleaded giillty to a member where to look for them At East CathoKc cle. charge of receiving stolen when I need them.’’) and in CASUAL Use Your Personal Charge— Superior Court Allen E. Oharebte, 17, of Pin- goods, breaking and entering the many books and pamphlete Announcement of the ten highest-ranking: scholars in ney St.,' Ellington, pleaded with criminal intent and lar »o p s C.B.T. or C.A.P Bank Charge East Catholic High School’s graduating class last night he malls hoirie. Dr. Shaflq will MANCHESTER ■««'" •«* guilty to charges of breaking ceny. study his own government. « highlighted the school’s fourth annual Awards Night in Robert A. Lincoln, 18, of 10 and entering and larceny and a Several cases scheduled for To Suggest Changes the auditorium. Also included in the ceremony was the North Park St., Rockville, was breach of the peace charge. yesterday were continued to Arid then what? ’Then, he-will 5 naming: of 49 seniors who were ------ordered remanded to the Con Nelson Carrier, 16, of Col next ’Tuesday. perhaps suggest sweeping selected to receive scholarship necticut State Reformatory, chester, pleaded gptUty to 100% Meat! changes in a department. W hen you're BIG LEAGUE . awards totaling $146,000. Massaro Heads Cheshire, in Tolland County diarges of breaking and enter FLED THE SCALPEL E-Z to Carve! Doesn’t he run into opposition? The ten top seniors each year Superior Court yesterday. ing a dwelling in the daytime CAPE TOWN, South Africa Of course, but people must are designated Archbishop Hen and two counts of larceny. Fire Co. Again Lincoln was originally given (AP) — A fully growp male ba realize the world changes, that ry J. O’Brien Scholars, in keep Carrier is the last of a group boon, to have been used for kid Fine for the Outdoor Rotissiere! the past was not always right. All The W ay . . . So Do W e ing with a school tradition es- Arthur Massaro of 60 Erie St. an indeterminate sentence to of ten area boys to be put to ney trtmsplant research, gave Cheshire on July 18 of last year Dr. Shaflq also has an outline (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus) tablished with the first gradual- was re-elected to his second con- plea in connection with the doctors at Karl Bremer Hospital for research he wants to do infiT cl&ss with execution suspended. He charges st^m ing from a ser a vigorous chase when it es Dr. M. Nuri Shafiq, aide to Jordan’s Prime Minis “ ■ ^ . secuUve term as captain of had been charged with breaking Extra Lean, Fresh which he hopes will result In a ies of breaks in Eastern Con caped as it was about to be op book on “education for modem- ter, at home of hosts, Robert Gortons. From Youths Size 10, To ■me whool does not select a hosS and Ladder Oo. 1 of the and entering and larceny. j^edlctorian and saluta orlan xown-Flre Department last night necticut. The other boys in erated on. IzaUon in a changing Arab because of the beUef that ten . . ___ ‘ ■The youth was scheduled to volved have already been sen It fled through a hospital win tenced. Carrier origln^Iy plead K- 1. prime minister brought If the question sounds fa- scholars more accurately repre- « of « w.. ^ be put to plea yesterday on dow and was eventually cor Tme book, he wys, he may back. He and this minister miliar, it is—the comprehensive sent the class. charges of theft of a motor ed innocent. nered in the home of a police II . . That's Pretty BIG! A fK ' Other officers elected are Robert Boudreau of Mink ^ t e at some unwerslty in the faced the parliament (the high school vs. the college pre- As the scholars were an- t u vehicle, and two charges each sergeant. A hospital official shot Uirited > v h ^ there is gygtgm jg the British) to- paratory. nounced by Sister Elizabeth, of breaking and entering and ’Trail, Coventry, pleaded guilty the baboon after it had spent 20 GROUND to possession o t stolen goods gether, with the new education Research Revolutirin We Garry All These Sizes! guidance director, they were pre. larceny. A continuance for plea minutes in the house searching toth hU advanced degr^s from and won. and his' brother, Roger Bou for food. Indeed, Dr. Shaftq’s conversa- seated certificates by the Rev. ^^ff***’ foreman; was granted by Judge John Teacher's College, Columbia , , , . . ,,,, ^ „ 10 11 — 12 1 — 13 — 1 — 2 — 3 — 4 — 5 — 6 — 7 — 8 — 9 — 10 — 11 Charles E. Shaw, principal. Burton Smith, ladder foreman; Clark Fitzgerald so that Lin Univeraity Ws M A in 1954 '^*’® makes nine years of tlon wa^ not too different from The designaUon, Archbishop Taylor, assistant ladder and his doctor of ^ucaUon in education compulsory. Previous- that of the other members of coln can have psychiatric 1963. His wife came with him IV- “ad been compulsory, toe informal discussion group, O’Brien Scholar, is commemora- ^®f®uian; Albert Robinson, sec- examination. X X X x l x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X tive of the Archbishop of Hart- retary: Walter R. Holland, treas- for his doctoral studies and re- Th® P’^^lem now is finding A frwh approach from a dif- Gary Schools, 17, and Stephen CHUCK malned unUl the noises of their n>on®y build the schools, ferent geo^aphlcal area, bu ford, who was a moving force Leon Smith Jr., hose Affenfion! R. Schools, 16, both of Tomoka first of four children, now seven There are teachers, he said, toe same basic concern atout behind the construction of East steward; Robert Schubert, lad- Ave., ElIing:ton were presented Cathollc High School. der steward. years old, Interfered with his because, at the primary level, the rapid advances of technology on charges of breach of the READING IMPROYEMENT CLASSES concentration, so he sent them Junior college graduates can and the present unrest - out J rT n Hie sobolara are Robert M. Schumacher, frus- peace, substituted for aggravat Armour’s Star back to Jordan. teach. of which ^11 come, what? Dr. ' r - Mtiia, son Mr. and Mrs. Da- two years; Elmer Ven- ed assault. BEGINNING APRIL 29. 1968 Dr Shafia now 40l received There is the added problem Shaflq had no answers either. vdd Mins, 45 Ledgewood Dr., nart, trustee for one year; John Gary was g;lven a six-month Ms BJL. in 1950 L m Cridro of wages, however, and Dr. He said that we are on the thres- Martin, delegate to convention, CaBatnribury; Mias Cbrlstine M. suspended jail sentence with no AFTERHOON and EVENING CLASSES Universlty, then moved up Shaflq noted sadly that wages ^old of the RMearch Revolution, Love, daughiter of Mr. and Mrs. and Robert Schubert, alternate. probation, arid Stephen was fin rapidly, with time out for the in all of the middle east are placing the U.S., Make the most of those bright vacation days Edmund Liove, 29 Benton Lane, ed $60. Classes for ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL students In Bologna or Columbia stints. He taught so- higher than in Jordan, with a sia. and so forth at that stage Otedbonbury; Miss Mary E. Raymond L. Hunting, 32, of Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.), Study clal studies in elementary and consequent “brain drain.” of development, ah6ad. Spend 'em in Keds — the better fit Miatson, daugMer of Mr. and Multiply Cars hy 4 secondary schools in Jordan for Many students go to univer- Some countries are still in th'' Mrs. Henry Matson, 261 Spruce Worcester, Mass., was sentenc Skills, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board Test WASHINGTON — The De ed to a year in Jail, suspended, Prepasatlon and General Reading Efficiency. two years, was an dnstructor at sities outside the country, al- are just entering the Industrie ■ ting, longer lasting sneakers that are Amer St., Manchester; Gregory E. Amman Teacher’s College for though the Jordanian colleges revolution, he said. Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- partment of Housing and Urban with two year’s probation. He ★ Small Classes Pre-Testing Progrtun ★ Certified Teachers ica's favorite brand! Keds are the perfect s ^ Brten, 116 CipoUa Dr., Development predicts that while was charged with injury or risk four years, was an administra- are increasing in number ai-. ______<• Livermirst tor of various agencies for two most dally, Badt Hartford; Paul F. Tesik, the United States will add 100 of Injury to a child. Academic Reading Improvement Center, Inc. vacation pals — wherever you go, whatever son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tesik, millicm cltisens to its population Jamei G. Pa^rand, 17, of 253 more years, and then became As part of the education act, 63 E. Ce n t e r s t r e e t Next to Cavey's under-secretary of the Jordan a comprehensive philosophy of PAIHER'S l>AY 32 Westminster Rd., Manches by the end of this century. It South 9t. and Paul P. Prach- ANY SIZE PIECE the action! ter. will quadruple the number of niak, 18, of 34 Grove St., both MANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 643-9M7 Ministry oif Bduicaition, a posi- education was formulated, cur- GIFTS tlon which he held for four rlculum was studied from the Also, Mias Celeste M Meti- automobiles in use, reaching entered pHeas of gulllty to WRAPPED FREE 40 million. charges of brealclng and enter years until his appointment to top down, with comments from vler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. his present job last December, the bottom up, and a coordinat- Ambrose Medlvler, 74 Lawrence As head of Jordan’s aduca- ed system of curriculum was ARTHUR DRUG at.. East Hartiford; Miss Jo Land 0’ Lakes tion ministry, he dld not sit back set up for each discipline in Ann C. Mikolowelky, daughter and administer the status quo. Grades 1 through 9. In-service of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Miko- He revamped the whole system, training was Instituted at all kWBky, 105 Broad St., Man and it is now a model for the levels of administration and Onatom Home Design chester; Miss Eileen P. SulU- other Arab countries, he said, teaching. ManohMter van, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teacher Pay Low The commission that accom- Bine Print A Supply Ino. W arren Sullivan, 93 King St., The opposition to this was ap- plished all this is now stuck 690 Hartford Rd. East Hartford; Prank P. IM- parently quite virulent. There on guidelines for secondary Monobeoter, Conn. Sanso, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo were two months when he quit, education. Should it be general 0M-869S seph DiSanzo, 12 Cheney St., BUHER and only the appointment of a education or specialized? Roekrille Exch. Eat. 1495 E ast Hartford; and Miss Joan M. Uihfuieifitl, daughter of Mr. m o p im z and Mrs. Ldbro Urbanotti, 163 Quarters Ludlow Rd., Manchester. WITH NEW The charge to the graduates was defldi’ered by Carmen P. Donnarumma, professor of his SOIL RELEASE tory at PairfleW University. Rib Cut AnnouDcement of scholar- ^pe awarded to date from DISCOVERY! Carriage House numerous schools, colleges and univeasittes, was made by Sis ter EUzabeth. The award BY amounhs ranged from $20 to PORK $10,000. SAUON BOUTIQUE Those cited for scholarship aid VAN HEUSEN^ are as follows: John Alubicki, Barbara for Quality for Qualicy Backus, Gregory Beu'elsa, Kath leen Barry, Richard Belanger, CHOPS Coiffure... Couture... Bruce BotU, Gregory Brioit, Excellent For The Outdoor Grill! John Bronza, Kathleen -Con Regencif-6M nelly, Gayle COstelloi, Lauren 65% Dacron* polyester D’Alessandro, Katbistn Dooley, I i. Richard Dyer, C®*"' Fiocchl, 35% cotton batiste Sfop to Beauty and Fashion!” Patricia HWand, Barbara FANCY SLICED "One Kautz, Kpthleen Kusmik. Also,.-kelson LaBrec, Robert chalk up another advantage for La^fiofitagne, Christine Love, Vanopress—the number one name O&^erine Lupacchino, Dennis in permanent press. New Soil Release ' MacArdle, David Machell, makes unsightly collar-soil and y Hiomas Malecky, William Man stubborn stains that used to stay ning, Eileen Marks, Thomas now wash away, right in the Matava, Anne Mather, Mary Matson, Mary McNulty, Douglas washing machine! Vanopress colors BACON Melody, Celeste Metivier, Kath come out brighter too. This cool leen Michalak, Joann Mikolow Vanopress batiste is permanently pressed sky. the day it is made. . . and will never Also, Carol Mintel, Marilyn need to be pressed again. Mullaneyt Robert O’Connor, Jo anne O’Neil, aaudla Phillips, Not even a touch-up! Patricia Reagan, James Rey "Contour-Crafted" for the neat, nolds, Kathleen Semoffsky, tailored look, it features Patricia Shea, William Siwy, • Van Heusen's smart dual collar Eileen Sullivan, Robert J. Sulli that can be worn for van, Paul Tesik, Paul White and Gail Yates. dress or sport. Handsome solid James L. Peragallo, Student colors, and white too. Council president, sxrake briefly More Anne at the beginning of the program, ^5 which closed with the singing of Fogarty Fashions They're All KEDS “East Catholic Blue and White.”' GLENNEY’S MEN'S SH OP Drug Buyers Protected ‘ 789 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER PRICED ♦ ♦ ♦ LONDON — In 1816, Britain BELOW need we say more gave the Society of Apothecar ies the right to examine all who Du Pont registered tradertiark WHOLESALE sought to practice and also the 18 Oak Street right to sue those practicing Manchester, Conn, without its license. At that time SPECIALS for THURS., FRL, and SAT. come in and be fitted R IG H T ! in England neither the groups WB RESKRVB THS! BIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIBS reiHresentlng physicians nor sur geons prosecuted quacks. i \ iii! 1' Ed j t \ i \ h ' i 1 it ■ *% > 4 PAG E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 , MANCHESTER EVENIN<1 HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN the, Hght side, and then pray fOr the de 'Hospital Notes 1. Reappointed Dr. Richard Vernon struction of everybody on the other side. Swanson' Pool Tuco Amendments Approved C. Olmstead and William Bog- Weiss Raise of $500 We seem to remember a time when the All evening visiting hours end Manchester’s newest swim ner Sr. to the posts of meat ‘T oll’ Wm Aid iianiflipfitpr world was much more like that than it at 8 p.m., aud start, in Oie ming pool, now being con To Town Pension Ordinance inspectors, for, the one-year Accepted by Directors is now. It was, as we recall it, a better various units, at: Pedlatrioa, S structed on N. School St., has terms begiiuiihg July 1. Scholarships. PUBLJ8HSD BY THE kind of world, although that may have pan.; aelf service unit, 10 a.m.; been named the Victor E. Only two of four proposed .1964 or w4U retire In the future 2. Granted a right-of-'way HERALD PRINTINO CO.. INC. Swanson Memorial Pool, by a The Board of Directors, in budget was adopted May 6. 13 Btaaell Street been a deceptive appearance and atmos Crowell House, S p.m, week ametdmenta' to Manchester’s win receive a 2 per ceiU in over land at the end of Farm The 'Vernon Jaycees will main imanlmous action of the accepting a memorandum from However, it is known that Manchester, Conn. phere. days, 8 p.m., weekends and holi Pension ol^nance were aodpt- crease. In no iiurtiance will the ington St. to the North Metho tain a ton station on Union St THOMAS F. FBROUSON Board of Directors last night. dist Church. Board Soorertary John Garelde Weiss has approached the di WAI/TER R. FERGUSON The trouble that has developed since days; private ./rooms, 10 s-m .; ed by the Board of Directors increase be less than $6 per without comment lest night, in rectors, requesting a raise, and Saturday from 8:80 a.m. until PubUaheni can be defined, we are sure the Presi semi-private rooms, 3 p.m.; ’The action was on two mo last idght. The other two were month, however. 8. Approved a modlflcatlon of 4:80 p.m. Passing motorists will Founded October 1, 1831 tions, one by William Schal- the North End Renewal Proj effect gave ’Town Manager Rob that the subject was discussed dent’s preacher would agree, as the re visiting in 810, 814, and 828 is tabled Indefinitely, because they ’The estimated cost of the ert Weiss a $500 aimual raise, at closed executive sessions. be "taxed" for scholarship dona PufaUahed Every Evening Except Sundays ler, to dedicate the' pool in are subject to colleotive bar amendment is $6,040, over the' ect, providing for a 60-foot tions. and HoUdaya. Entered at the Poet Office at sult o t^ development of too much of the any time tor Immediate family to begin July 1. Democratic ’Town Chnlnman memory of the late president gaining negotiations with town next six-year period. right-of-way on HllUard St. Proceeds willl go toward two Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall wrong kind of intelligence —^the ac only, with a five-minute Umita- Oar tide’s memorandiun. read Ted Cummings said May 15 that Matter.______of the 8th UtUities District; employe groups. The board also adopted an from Main St. to the railroad scholarship grants for graduat tloD. Afternoon visiting houra in Into the record, clarified the the three minority Democrats cursed, heretical kind of Intelligence the other by John GsLiside, The tabled propr^ls concern amendment to the radlnance tracks. The traveled portion of ing seniors at Rockville High SUBSCRIPTION RATEis obstetrics are S to 4 p.m. then town manager’s depaiimental on the board had decided to '' Payable In Advance which tells nothing is all good or all bad, for the name. ’There was a early retirement at age 66 commonly known as the Man the street will be 82 feet wide. School. These will be awarded One Year ...... 830.00 begin again at 7 p.m. Ylsltors budget for 1968-69. It listed boycott future executive board which can manufacture clever excuses chorus of seconds to the mo (It is now at ag« 60), and lib chester Coimtry Club lease. at commencement exercises SU Months ...... 1S.50 are asked not to smoko in pa tions. Wedsa’ salary at $20,500. Weiss meetings and that “public mat Three Months ...... 7.80 even for the Devil, and which even uses eralization of vesting rights. It gives club officials the AMERICAN HIRED June 19. One Month ...... 3.60 tient's sooms. No more than two Mr. Swanson, who died was hired Jan. 1, 1966 at a ters should be aired publicly.’’ sophisticated arguments to taunt even The board approved an authority and prerogative to BY BOLSHOI OPERA Last year’s ton booth nebted visitors at fasie time per patient. suddenly May 28, was Dis $20,000 aimual salary. He was Mayor Nathan Agostlnelli an MEDfBER OF God Himself with not being sure which amendment which will permit limit or restrict nine-hole play NEW YORK (AP) — Michael $800 nriiich was awarded as two THE ASSOCIATED PRESS trict' president for six years, not given a raise in 1966-67 nor nounced soon thereafter that The Associated Press is exclusively entitled Patiento ’Today: 308 the Pension Board to invest up by occasional players diming Kermoyan, who plays the King $400 scholarships. side He is on. the last five in succession.. in 1967-68. the discussion over a pay raise to the use of ropUblioatlon of all news dis ADMITTED YESTERDAY: to 40 per cent of its new funds ' the weekday hours of 4 p.m. to in '"The King and I" revival at Mayor Nathan Agoetinelli Other projects undertaken patches credited to It or not otherwise credit Could it be that we were perhaps a ’The board last night paid the City Center, has been en for Weiss would be at a public ed in this paper and also the local news pub Belmont Broughal, Warehouse in common stock. ’The previous 6 p.m. asked the directors last night during the past year by the local lot wiser before we got ourselves so tribute to him for his dedi gaged by the BoUbol Opera as a meeting. lished here. Point; Roger Burke, Ellington; limit was 26 per cent for com Players signing up for 18-bole if they hod any comments re group include the State Junior All riahts of repUbUcotion of special dis smart? cated and unselfish efforts on member of the company for the patches herein are also reserved. Philip Chase, 118 Birch Hill Rd., mon stock investments. play will be given precedence garding Gatalde’s communica Golf Tournament, the Industrial ’The President’s preacher would, we are behalf of the North Bind and 1068-69 season. Products Show and the Battle of Wapplng; John Chesko, Colches And it approved an amend over nine-hole players. tion. None of the directors re The Herald Prtntlny Company Inc., as sure, think so. of the entire Town of Man He is the first foreigner to be Power Usage Varies the Bands Contest. sumes no financial responsibility for typo ter; Mrs. Emma Clark, 60 Jen^ ment which increases monthly The board adopted an ordi plied and there was no discus graphical errors appearing In advertisements The rebuttal? ’The chief rebuWaJl we chester. hired by the company, although Marvin Weinberg, president of sen St.; Mrs'; C a m Curtis, East pension payments for present nance for purchasing from the sion. NEW YORK — Each person and other reading matter in The Manchester would offer is, we think, that the ruth and -future pensioners. Hartford Ellectrlc Llf^t Co. 4a many singers have appeared as Weiss, when he hod prepared in the United States consumes the Vernon Jaycees, for the past Evening Heiald. Hartford; Mrs. Constance Davis, less slmpllcation of issues has not, in Oharles Adams, 125 Summer ' Pensionera who retired Jan. 1, 14.6-acre parcel at S. Main and guest artists. his 1968-69 tentative budget, 6,639 kilowatt hours of electrici year was elected in a statewide Subsoriber to Los Angelee Tlmes-Washlng- 100 Merline Rd., Vernon; Robert Kermoyan auditioned for the ton Poet News Servloc. reality, ever led to their true solution, Sit. 1954 through Jan. 1, I960 will Spring Sts. The purchase price had Uefted his salary at $20,000 ty per year. ’This compares with convention as vice president of Full service client of N. B. A. Service, Inc. Derry, 9 Cole St.; Diane receive a 6 per cent increase. Is $10,000, with $600 of It al Bolshoi when it appearad at the and had left It up to the board Europe, where average aimual the Central District of the Con or to the advancement of anything which DISCHARGED 'YESTER Pubtlahens Representatives — The Julius Dleterle, 69 Timber Trail; Leo Those who retired between Jan. ready paid last year, when an Montreal World’s Fhir last sum to decide on a raise. consumptions is , 2,117 kwh. necticut Jaycees. He will be re Mathews Speoial Agency — New York, Chi might truly be described as "God’s king DAY : Mrs. Florence Montie, and Virginia Dufour, East 2, 1660 and Jan. 1, 1964 will re option was taken. mer. He was told that "if all His salary was not discussed Asia’s average I3 i?2 kwh, Afri sponsible for coordinating and cago, Detroit and Boston. 205 Main St.; Frank FacchetU, dom.” Hampton. ceive a 4 per cent increase. ' In other actions last night, goes well" he will sing the title at public budget workshops, nor ca’s 178 kwh and the entire assisting the eight chap- MEICBBR AUDIT BUREIAU OP CmCULA- Villa Louisa, Bolton;. Stephen TIONS. And as for heresy, we think we might Also, Mrs. Nellie Dwyer, East Those who retired after Jen. 2, the hoard; role in "Boris Godounov." was it mentioned when the world’s 968 kwh. teia which make up the district. date to define it as the sometimes nec Hartford; John Frascona, 111 Post, East Hartford; Stanley Display advertising closing hours: Patnode, Notch Rd., Bolton; For Monday — i p.m. Friday. essary prelude to a more enlightened Llnwood Dr.; Maureen Gorman, For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. 02 Linden St.; Joseph Hillnski, William ’Thurston, 628 Spring For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday and meaningful and productive approach St.; Edward Eckel, Warehouse B\>r Thursday -■ 1 p.m. Tuesday to the truths by which iieople on this 93 Benton St.; Alexander Kuze, For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday 80C Bluefield Dr.; John Mc Point; James Thompson, Over For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. earth might come their closest to fulfill brook Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before Bride, S3 Perkins St.; Paul 936 MAIN S’TREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO publication. 3 p.m. Friday for Saturdav ing their own best potentialities. Markowitz, Mansfield; Mrs. Florence Spaulding, 91 Hamlin and Monday publication. St.; Mrs. Alica Allen, 638 Park 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS --MUSIC STORES 17 OAK S’TREET, MANCHESTER - Eileen Massey, Amston; Mis. TEL. 643-5171 - 241 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD - TEL. 622-7201 - WATTONS-WEST Wednesday, June 5 Doris Mastrangelo, Easl^ Wind er St. FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-‘7196 sor; Marilyn Ostrowskl, 104 Also, Mrs. Mary Hunter, 67 Why Students Rebel Ardmore Rd.; Frank Lemek, Ayers Rd., Wapplng; John Pal- Crystal Lake Rd., Rockville; I don’t know why students revolt. But lalt, 180 W. Center St.; John There Is A National Guilt James Francoline, 616 Spring I know of several good reasons why they Rice,, 103 Bretton Rd. St.; Diane Wallace^ Ellington; There are, at moments like this, wait should. ’They should revolt against bu Also, Carl Rickards, Stafford Vera Delude, 22 Cubles Dr., ing for bulletins from a Los Angeles hos reaucracy' in all its forms and attitudes, Springs HMary Russell, 417 S. Vernon; Leonard Perry, Talcott- pital, certain assumptions some of us against bureaucracy in government, in Main St.; Albeit Sobielo, 226 vllle; Toni Dedame, 166 W. big business in the parties’ apparatus Scihodl St.; Scobt SpiUane, 238 would like to cling to. Main St., Rockville; Mathew among students themselves, in the pro ’Timrod Rd.; Mrs. Shirley Stag Mauluccl, 44 Croft Dr.; This is a civilized country. fessions. ’They should revolt against the er, 72 Piitkin St.; John Strauss, OF MANCHESTER Clarence Webster, 215 Adams mind which can think only in terms of 'WUlimanUic; Mrs. Linda Wes- St.; William Crocker, 9 Wood When something uncivilized happens In the orgfanlsatlon to which it belongrs or choill. East Hartford; Mr^. Au land Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Rita this civilized country, that is a matter of the fashions with which it has been in drey *Young, 97 PaJmer Dr., some demented individual, or Ideological doctrinated. Against technical and ec 'Wlapping; Mrs. Sandra Zle- Bump, 28 Loveland Hill Rd. ly unbalanced individual, going berserk. onomic determinism. Against the use barth, 13 Short St. . of education to turn out slaves for a BXRTHS 'YEJSTBKDAY: A When such a berserk Individual dis machine-driven technocracy. Japan Ranks 7th son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger rupts the peace and blackens the reputa Against professors who spend a mini Photos Frdm Abroad By William Bourn ’TOKYO —There are six If you wait until after Father's Day to get mum time in the universities where they VMsine, 406 Burnham St.; a tion of the country, there are certain BROKEN FORD, LE MANS, 1966 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gary nations more populous than are supposed to teach. Against the do definite, specific things that can be done. ScoviUe, 52 Park St.; a son to Japan, although in some cases ings of the public relations world in We can improve our enforcement of our Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shifes, censuses may be suspect. Out which iiolitics are reduced to a confi la ^ . We can make it more difficult for 160 Henry St.; a son to Mr. and ranking Japan in figures ac dence trick or a branch of psephology cepted by the United Nations assassins to obtain guns. We can see A Thought for Today Mrs. Hrrbert Saunders, Box in which the individual is drained of in- ore mainland China, India, dad his Naugahyde L a -Z -B o y Chair^ 62J, Coventry; a son to Mr. and that the punishment fits die crime. dlvidusility by dependence on subsidies, Sponsored by the Mant^ester Mrs. Donald Bums, 15 Kenwood U.8 .S.R., the Uhited States, prestige, and the quest for parks and Inside Report OouocU of Churches Open Forum To do such things is the prime collec Dr.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Pakistan and Indonesia. consumer goods. Against the world of by tive responslblUty of the rest of us. government where "experts” proliferate The men whom I have seen and inefficiency abounds. ’The world Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak But to take the view that all of us — succeed have always been Locates Tract tonbury btamlng Governor John where people find their lives shattered cheerful and hopeful, who went Dempeey for the charp tax you'll pay up to 50jo m ore* aside from our possible neglect to have not by earthquake or revolution but by WASHINGTON ' — Evangelist this year. about their business writh a To the Editor, hikes now occurring in the done such superficial things before in some bolt from the Government decided Billy Graham, a keen judge of Moreover, the Texas business smile on their faces, and took Every time I travel along state’s cities and towns. Did it stead of after the violence —share any upon in secret, the bradn-chlld of some political talent, recently trans eatablishment is beating the the changes of this mortal life Hartford Rd. east toward Main ever occur to Mr. LaBonne that clever theoretician or bureaucratic lob drums for Bush. In one New Buhh thing as a collective national guilt mitted to his friend Richard M. like men. St., I look over the large beaut- the oCficialB who nin these cit for what an individual among us may by: Irreversible and disastrous. Nixon an unusual suggestion: York meeting with contributors, Charles Kingsley Ann tlful unused tract of land—for ies and towns have shown very But, we are told, the students must not Nixon received a Bush sales do —why that, of course, is nonsense. Rep. George Bush of Texas for merly the lawn area for Cheney little interest or desire to con be violent. Will anyone take any notice pitch from a TeM industrialist. Contributed by: Vice President. homes. trol their own taxes, by halting These are the assumptions some of us if they are not? When the mass media Another ’Texas businessmtin has Dr. Robert R. Keeney, o Bush, a 44-year-old trams- Because several Forest St. Big Spending practices? are not Interested in what is right or planted New Englander who tired off appeals for Bush to chairman would like to cling to. residents want to aid and assist Whenever municipal govern Ps wrong, violence, regrettably, will flour key Nixon supporters (Includ Manchester Council of Churches was elected as a Congressman Hartford North End folks, here niese assumptions, let it be said to at ish. ing board chairman George ing boorda meet the predomi from Houston in 1968, violates is my suggestion. ’That this land least our emotional credit, do not stand We are told we must not substitute all the rules for picking running- Champion of Chase Manhat nant theme Is let’s buy this, be used as the site for low and force for discussion. ’This is hardly an mates. With less than two years’ tan). , for Constitutional Actim). Yet, that, or ^m e other project or up well in the immediate Impact of one middle income housing units ex argument which comes well from the experience in elective office, he The latest talk about Bush that is not particularly high for scheme and get the State to mpre sample of the barbaric happening clusively for up to 200 famlUes. HAVE THE British Establishment at the present hais neither a national reputa heard by Nixon came last week a Texas Republican and does pay moat of the WB. ’Hie raids in our midst. Look what this tract can of moment. One day is allowed for parlia tion nor a bloc of delegates to end in Atlanta from Rep. Fletch not truly reflect Bush’s left-of- on the State treasury have» fer North End peojde; mentary discussion of the Prices and offer Nixon. er ’Thompson of Goor£;la, a center image in Houston. reached an all time high these Most of us feel guilty. 1. It is close tH churches, Incomes Bill. ’The Government consults Nevertheless, Billy Graham’s freshman Congressman elected In defeating a right-wing De last two years. Probably .the Most of us feel that the horrible enor all sorts of vested interests before they suggestion was by no means the with Bush. mocrat in 1966r oilman Bush schools,' and downtown shopping most ridiculous raids have been mity of what can happen in this fair, this bring their measures to the House of last Nixon heard of Bush. A Informing Nixon of wide In- outraged the far right by openly district. conducted by State and local courting Negroes. His recent 2. ' It would provide suburban Boards of Education, and the beautiful America of ours is such that Commons, but not the people’s represen quiet Bush-for-Vice President tetest in a Nixon-Bush ticket by younger Republican Con- vote for the open-housing civii living in a real nice neighbor Community College Group. We no one can escape guilt for it. tatives. campaign has developed in bu If discussion is to take the place of siness and Congressional circles. gp-essmen, ’Thompson told Nixon rights bill (while the state’s oth hood. constantly witness offensive uh- bridled spending for Ul-con- It is —feeling and acknowledging such , force, one must make democratic dis What’s more, Nixon himself de that the combination’s — appeal er two Republicans in Congress, 3. Understanding neighbors to Tower and Rep. Robert Price, give aid and comfort in times ceived and impractical projects, guilt —part of the only way in- which we cussion a reality. Representative gov finitely is interested and is con would cross sectional lines. 159. Nixon, a Californian now living were voting against it) has of distress; or as company in and the creation of high paying can atone for what happens inside the ernment depends on three assumptions. sidering Bush as a possibility. First, that the representatives do in fact If this long shot should come in New York, would be coupled excited furious^ protest among social events as cookouta, posts to reward their political life we have built. represent the outlook of their electors. in, it would be Nixon’s version with a Massachusetts-bom Tex his constituents. bridge, square dancing, golf, and/or social cronies. We are quick enough to claim credit At present they do not. ’There is no over of the New Politics. Painfully an whose father, former Sen. Actually, Bush makes sense tennis, etc., etc. We must never lose sight of only in the context of Nixon’s for all the good things we see and treas all Socialist, Conservative,- or Liberal po aware of his lack of appeal Prescott Bush of Connecticut, Here is a real chance to dem the fact that all this money ask This mock turtle neck sllpon widening lead for the nomina onstrate brotherhood. Concern, shell Is one more reason more ure in American life. sition in politics. Secondly, that the rep among the under-3S age group, has valid credentials in the ed from the Sitate first has to resentatives have some power at the cru Nixon would be covering this Eastern Establl^iment. tion. If he does not have to and Ecumenism, as much in evi be taken from all of us in the women wear She Shells than The bad things are equally sourced, barter away the Vice Presiden dence during the recent tumult form of taxes. Remember also any other top. Another? She cial point of politics. ’They don’t. ’Thlid- flank; by naming Bush — youth Nixon was Interested. How Shells go with everything. somehow, in what we all are, in the ly, that discussion can be'about values ful, handsome, articulate — in ever, it is known he has two cy to be nominated as now aiid shouting about Project Con that the deliberate waste of Anywhere and anrilme. And values or non-values we have honored and can be effective. But people at ev stead of a more famous name. serious reservations about seems likely, Nixon can select cern. State tax funds will soon re they’re made with luxurious or tolerated. ery level see that reason does not win What makes Bush interesting to Bush — first, his lack of ex the man who would best rein 'The tints has come for deeds— quire a Slales ’Tax or a 3% Monsanto Blue "C" tqdon, and priorities are neglected. the Nixon camp is the possiblli. perience in public office, and force his weak spots: minority not words. ^Jow about It Man Sitate Income ’Tax. ’Ihis is what which means they’re machine There is no cure in passing some law Years ago it was reasonable for us to • ty he has the same mugwump second, the possibility of offend groups, the young, the industrial chester Chamber of Commerce, Governor Denvpsey has valiant- i washable and dnable, stay which admits that our violence among Northeast. PTAS, League of Women Vot ly fought from taking place. fresh sod new. (lome In and join the Common Market and withdraw appeal to the middle-class in ing Sen. John Tower, the top cheese from dozens of new ourselves defies all normal controls. from the Far East. But the whole Es dependent voter exercised by Texas Republican and favorite- By conventional standards, ers, Political Town Ctoiiliqlttees, I am sure that there are long sleeve, short sleeve and tablishment was against any such sensi Sen. Eugene McCarthy. son candidate for President. the man best fitting that de and members of the clerg;y. Are many Democrats who think the sleeveless She Shells In • There Is no cure except that which be ble decisions. Now, when most of the This possibility is based part Tower, whose relations with scription is Sen. Charles H. Per you prepared to go forward to Same way that Mr. LaBonne wids range of colors. gins with an humble coikrltiOR in the damage is done, they favour them. At ly on Bush’s television style, Bush are less than intimate, has cy of nUnois, who is so r^ard- promote a program in this area? does about State Aid to cities soul, and that begins hot with an easy local level everyone feels all too natural regarded by Dr. Graham as done yeoman work for Nixon ed by Nixon aides. Yet, there is If not, why not? arifh towns. Do you think that ctmdemnation of some misfit somebodyi ly the effects of Irrational decisions among the best of current prac keeping the big Texas delega an undercurrent of misglving;8 Very truly your, they wUi stand up and take a else, some crackpot, but with a question- . which are forced through against the ticing politicians. Nixon has tion away from Gov. Ronald inside the Nixon camp that Per Vincent F. Kelly bow when ttjiese new taxes hit Ing as to what part of ourselves may weight of arg;ument. been particularly Impressed by Reagan of California. cy might not have the. appeal rt ------all of us? No, they wlH point not fit the' needs of our jostling, speed If today you want to be repreje..ieU spontaneous comments from However, to Nixon advisers to help Nixon ail that much. In T)on’t Deserve A Dime’ the accusing finger at Gover nor Dempsey. It is always sq up world, what disastrous crack there by someone who does not subscribe to newsmen covering his campaign who feel he needs a bona fide this strange year of politi Watkiiis has gone to great lengths to make this June 16th a Father’s Day, dad won’t forget. On sale, the State Socialist-capitalist ethic, or if that Bush was the sole redeem liberal as, running-mate. Bush’s cal surprises, then, there is at To the Editor, ' convenient to have somedno else may be lurking under the veneer of our tionwean from nov until Fathers Day, is a complete stock of La-Z-Boy reclining chairs. Now dad can ENJOY you want to protest against a society in ing feature of the otherwise dis more serious liability is his con least a chance, long shot though I am both amused 3nd dis left holding the bag. . normal self-satisfactions. which socialism accepts the morals of mal television spectacular by servative voting record (79 per it is, that George Bush is the After the way both Repubil- ' hie favorite chair and mother needn’t -worry about spills from those midnight snacks. Every La-Z- gusted ait the statements of Mr. Boy chair is covered with the famous Naugahyde material that resists everything from peanut but We —the we is repeated deliberately capitalism but rejects Ita guides to ef Republican Congressmen early cent according to the Americans one. George T. LaBonne Jr. of Oloe- can and Democratic 'Town Com mittees have acted in Glaston —Have now shot our third high national ficiency, or against a society which re ter to chocolate malts. ’I^ t is, of course, if d ^ can remain awake long enough to spill anything. bury, Manchester, Bolton, and LarZ-Boy is scientifically balanced tir actually recline without effort. All dad has to do is lean back, leader in a period of four years. jects even the counter-weights of Chris tianity or Communism, what are you to other suburban area towns this and right away he’ll find himself in a world of luxury and comfort he never knew exis-ted. Mather Let us not either add to our real guilt, do? In theory you can convert an exist spri^, they don’t deserve a will enjoy the La-I^Boy rwliner, too, but for different reasons than dad. Not, only will she appreciate or detract from our chance of finding ing party or found a new one. But in dime in contributions from the 165. people for their political cam the spill resistant Naugahyde covering, but she will enjoy the many styles and colors she has to ourselves a cure; by trying to deny our practice what happens? Fischetti choose fr«n. LarZ-Boy comes in many styles that will enhance any home. Early American, 'Tradi paigns. implicity. ’The Labour Party agreed on a plat tional, Contemporary or Modem. 'The Naugahyde covering comes in every color of the rainbow plus form including the abandonment of nu Yours sincerely. This jewel neck shell is only '^1 MAt>E'M t>£M 'S U S r AT COLUMBIA a few others that never made it. So, to sum it all up, the La-Z-Boy -with its comfort, plus the Nauga ------<5^^ clear arms and a high rate of expan 'S££NAPLiSm Flank U. Luplen one Dioom in olir Shell sion. ’Their platform has had no rele Am MAbE MY FRRERTR FURIOUS. IT Mancheaiter, Conn. bouquet. Come In and dioose hyde covering with its liveability, makes this the chair that EVERYONE will love. vance to their decisions in office. As m '— Ul£LL( S£mA from dozens of ' ‘*Ub And God’s Kingdom” m S firW E LIST THEY NERE COUHtm ON* s^les In the season's for founding a new party, if it is to chal roORlsr M PARIS RAH I t 'Rie President of this coimtry went to sunniest colors. She Shells go lenge our whole system of values or non A CLOSE SECOHO...* with everything, anywhere church the other day and heard the man values, its chances of getting off the Herald and anytime. And they’re Others from in the pulpit proclaim that "Satan and ground by reason alone are nil. It will mfiFRAlb To ^ ANY completely machine washable the Oommunists are seeking to. destroy only even get on to television by break *LBJ S m 'S ££ AMERICA'. pla c e, so / StAYEb HOME. Yesterdays end machine diyable. Made ing windows. with luxurious Monsanto Blue us, and Qod’si kingdom on this earth." THE CITY I VISITEP “C" nylon. Not all students, I hope are content I SUPPeo IN THE TUB.. 2 5 Years Ago Sometimes Sve think life might be a CHARMING BEFORE THE R iots great deal easier for' twentieth century simply with a choice between Mr. Wil son and Mr. Heath every five years. Leon A. Thorp, advertising di man if he could accept such simple and Not all students, as they contemplate rector of 'The Herald, is named convenient alignments in his belief and an actual fall in the standard of living president of the Manchester in his living. in this country and the appalling situa Chamber of Commerce. FREE And there have been times when we tion through famine in India or through William E. Buckley, member have wondered if some very high policy war in Nigeria (where Socialist-capital of the Manchester Board of makers, such as the President himself ism is improvng the balance of pay Education, is co-author with Now you can bring home Nauga on some occasions and in some phases, ments by selling arms), accept that Brit Charles E. Perry of a new or such as the still influential former Sec ish bureaucracy is the answer ,to the textbook, "Connecticut, ’The / ^ o n w e a r himself. Nauga stands only 14 retary of State Dean Acheson, have not world’s trouble, ’They believe they could State and its Government," pub do better. abbleved their own ^ a c e and certainty lished by the Oxford Prdss. inches high. He’s 'durable, color ’They want to take a more continuous of mind by making all-the world’s prob 1 £ , part in discussing our aims and in the 10 Years Ago lems merely a question of a rivalry be direction of government, the professions, ful, and cleanable. And he’s ab tween the good guys and the bad guys. and business. ’They want a more equal Mrs. LUlian Van Zander be- Your Favorite Shopping Oasis To aeqept the world as one in which and a more democratic society. At least, comes new president p t t ^ solutely free when you buy your there are only two camps, one composed I hope they do. I hope they stand for Manchester Education A ssocl^ tion. of ."Satan and the Oommunists" and the democracy against bureaucracy: For La-Z-Boy recliner at Watkins. man against machine; for open against <«j; I96i^ Chicugu Daily News MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE other consisting of "us and God's king rubliiheri-IIall Svndirate Miss Alice Yoshimorl returns secret decision-making; for humanity dom," is surely the eadest way to escape to her home In Hawaii after , against prestige; in the phrase from a Next to Burton's and Anderson Little 199. having taught at Barnard Jun the processes of decision and reason and title of a recent book —for life against m PLACC To H lt£ ior High School for three years , responstbllity. All we have to do is fol death. JO GRIMOND, MP, IN THE MAN- Connecticut Charge Card Invited as an exchange teacher. ' low the leader who proclaims he is on CHESTTIR (ENGLAND) GUARDIAN X PAOB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 PAGE THHtTEEN Miller, Bonnie Lipplncott, Mark staff sergeant, in the United C ouple IfANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. BfANCHESTBR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, ^N E 6, 1968 borouglv leader of the Hoofbeats State Air Force. The promotion Hebron club. Kisner, April Chumey and Ron came as a result of reports from Other winners in the junior ald Morneault. 58 Years Wed Mnslo Show Tonight his superior officers, praising division were Mari^ Simon, sec his administrative abilities. Germans Try ond place; Lis Page, third; The Gilead Hill School Spring Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Jones Hoofbeats Wark is attached to the 498th Paula Bergenholtz, fourth; Pat music program will be' held to of U6 Main St. are celebrating TacUcal Missile Croup and has ti Llngner, fifth, and Michelle night at 7:30 li\ the Gilead Hill their 68th wedding anniversary To Improve been stationed in Okinawa tor Give Prizes Simon, sixth. auditorium. The program will feature thfe children in German the past three and one half today. The winners in the senior di They were married June 6, Public Image In Trailride vision were Judle Exfbrd, sec folk song and dance. Maypole years. song and dance, Moiart tab 'FeUowshlp Officers 1910 in Queens County, N.B., ond place; Francis Miller, third; By PAVIi COAXES leau and anecdotes, and a mus The Hebron Pilgrim Fellow Can., and have lived in Man Michael O’Heam took first Judy Voll, fourth, and Martha Hie Lot Angeles Time# piace in the Junior Division and Clark, MfUi. ical version of Hansel and ship recently held election of chester for the past 82 years. officers for 1968—69. Patricia Recently the Qerman-Amerl- Miss linda Harrison first place A special ribbon of merit sind Gretel. Berglund was eleoted president; They have three daughters, can community leaders got to in the senior division of the completion ribbon was awarded Mrs. Marion Foote, Hebron Larry Aldrich, vice president, Mrs. Evelyn Saraga in Vlr- gether a “fomd” for the purpose Second Annuai 4-H Hoofbeats to Walter Simon, 10 years old, Cancer Crusade chairman, has fO A / r /U £ P SAV/N&S I Mary Belden, secretary, and g W , Mrs. Irma Robinson of of “combating disparagement o t ’ FdmoiiS Mokc SKiVf" Competitive Trailride held Sun for sportsmanship and courtesy annoiuiccd that the crusade has Donna Keener, treasurer. E s S Hartford and Mrs. Lottie their ethnic group” on television /. 90 day. as well as displaying excellent reached the $400 mark toward Robinson of Vernon; tout grand and In the movies. Of the 20 riders who filed horsemanship. the quota of $460. Anyone who Manchester Evening Herald children, and seven great-grand What came out ot It was a entry forms, 10 started and 18 The Hoofbeats members will has not been contacted may send children. Another daughter was stinging rebuke for the enter completed the 26-mile course hold a meeting Friday evening contributions to Mrs. Foote or Hebron Correspondent Mrs. SHIRTS £,KNIT t o p s Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. killed in an automobile accident. tainment Industry who the Ger- through wooded trails, dirt to begin plans for the fall horse directly to the American Can The couple are members of man-Amerlcans say give them roads and rainy, inclement show which will be their next cer Society office in Wllliman-' Indians named a 660-square- Manchester Orange. Mr. Jones short shrift on the telly. They weather. major project. tic! was self employed in the real are always portrayed as the Sgt. Wark Promoted mlle marsh Okefenokee, or Entrants were judged by Members of the’ club who will estate business before he re vUlalns or mad sclentUts. SUMMER aMAlCAe Sgt. Bruce Wark, former resi “ land of trembling earth,” be Lynwood Reynolds of Quaker be attending the Hartford Coim- tired. He is a member and past As a result, they are ccmsld- dent of Hebron and grandson of cause its floating Islands of mat Hill, a former 4-H Club leader ty 4-H Horse Camp to be held chancellor commander of the erlng the Idea of forming a sort Mr. and Mrs. Karl Links ted vegetation swayed under and horse show judge, assisted in Marlborough the last week of Knights of Pythias. of anUdefamation league for the by Mrs. Lee Johnson of Marl- June are Wendy Aregood, Diane of Gilead, has been promoted to their weight. G erm ans. 6UMMEK 6LACK^ In answer to your question, 3 “1st dls not ein schnltzelbank?” It Is definitely not. It’s deadly serious. Your Dollars Go Further af Sears “ Other communlUes have NEVJESr MArCHHATE^ 2 . o p their antidefamation leagues,” Erwin Single, the editor of Ihe New Yorkers Statts-Zeltung und Herald, the German-language dally, said. “ The Italians even $UMMEK have two. Maybe we ought to have at least one.” It's true, you know, that the Italians have two antldefama- JA C K ET M 6^^ Uott leagues. But one is for the ..3 rank and fUe Italians. The other 2 n d T I R E one, apparently, is dedicated on ly to ferreting but and to squashing rumors that tend to SHIFTSAfANrSMIfre defame Frank Sinatra. Mr. Single said Oerman-Amer- icans in Canada had recently 5 started writing letter campaigns CASUAL *•^+0*15' 5 Ufnmrr ^Iqck to protest what they consider » 3. to be German slurs on TV and other media. 1 P R I C E “Effective fight against anti- 12 Oerman television films and Famous Maice''PRE05E^ Pe3.*io+6*|J Richard Embser, 37, of Judith Dr. seldom lets interruptions like this one by son Donald both documentaries as well as im er his concentration. In the background his wife Barbara and their daughter Linda look on When You Buy 1st Tire at Regular Price Plus Federal Excise Tax and Old Tires provement of German presQge In America” was the major with pride. Embser has attended night courses all these years while holding down a full-tlmf fc\ tr\ ou t> r4ol^.C job at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft and raising a family of four. (Herald photo by Pinto.) item on the agenda. footcKmaffts However, I’m very much RAlNor5HINlECOAT0Ro5 2 90'^* afraid that this Is one ‘putsch’ which the Germans will not get Bus Line 'Sale Determined Embser off the ground. You see within our country, Af Home S H1ET ^ Okaved by PUC the person who tolls In televi The saJe of all Silver Lane To Receive Degree sion is the true superman, and Bus Line Inc. stock by Edward his particular "Unter den Lin- - M. Royce to George A. Negro den” is Madison Avenue which Reg. * 2 ^ w ... T>... Richard Embser of 39 Judith Dr. is a determined is systematically eradicating all EANEY m t "lan, and after attending various colleges in Connecti-» Sears the “ good Germans” —with the Tii S c m a r i U d ^ cut for the past 14 years he graduate ^ exception, naturally, of that lit allow Uie sale after a public University of Hartford Sunday and be awarded a B.S. tle old winemaker. hearing Monday showed no op- ^ physics major. He is com- When a good German Is good, m \)m ^ posiUon. pletlng his UofH program as a mjy, actlvly involved in church he’s very, very good. But un- The total sale price is $46,(MK), student at University College, activities at South Methodist fortimately, there’s no market on with $10,000 of this to be held Embser, 37, is the lather of Church. TV shows for a good German. in escrow for six months to se- lour children; William,i 12, Embser has only taken one 3 Days Only Look at It this way, If we re cure payment of any after-dis- David, 11, Linda, 7, and Donald, year off from his academic vise our position on the Aryans, covered liabilities. All known e. He' is a native of Buffalo, schedule due to Illness since he what the hell are we going to liabilities are assumed by Ne- n .Y. and a 1949 graduate of began 14 years ago. While tak- do with all those World War n flicks on the late, late show iune gro for the bus line with 12 pas- Andrew Jackson High School, St. Ing courses ha has managed to K senger buses & 24 school buses. jyj,ans Queens N.Y. He en- >^aise a family and hold down 2nd Tire . . . Only starring Eric Von Stroheim? One condlOon of the sale is g-L^ce on Nov 9. ^ tuH-time job. • And in a Republic Picture’s that ‘the corporation, the serv- oai-wbiI in thn inf/mtrv Barbara, joined the epic, I know full well that Vera ice, the fores and the employes faculty of the Hartford (fonser- Hruba Ralston Is again ready virlll continue without change for ^ Korea. After b ak g s yg^j. ^ member and able to p^ay the beautiful the present time.” s^fering 40 violin department. She is young girl whom a mad scien Negro is sole owner of the cent dlBaDlllty when he was principal second violinist and tist stalks as prey for one of George A. Negro Bus Co., Inc. wounded, he was placed in the president of the Manchester Clv- his evil experiments. In a base whlch owns 112 school buses Signal Corps. ic Orchestra, and a member of ment laboratory, he concocts a in towns east of Manchester, in- Embser began his long aca- the- Hartford String Orchestra, brew of vicious chemicals on eluding Bolton. Member of his demic career in July 1964 when she has played with the East- his Bunsen burner that will SALEy family who are now officers in he enroUed in summer courses em Connecticut Symphony. Plus $1.81 make Vera turn from a tasty his present bus firm will become at New Britain Teachers Col------F.E.T. and tidbit of a lass into a veritable the officers of Silver Lane. lege, now Central State. These Old Tire monster with hair all over her The time of official take-over courses qualified him to enroll Traut Receives body, or at least on her upper by Negro has not been set. Hn the Hartford branch of the Up. A few minor details like University of Connecticut which Regents Award 6.50-13 Tubeless Blackwell, with the Purchase off that not withstanding, I’ve al he did in September 1964. In ready finished the scenario. Driver to Face 1st Tire at Regular Price But if the Germans don’t want % February 1966, he moved to Leb Mark Scott Traut, son of Mr. anon, and attended the Univer- and Mrs. Carl Traut of 886 Cen- the part, who can we get to Stop Sign Count slty of Connecticut at the main ^gj. night was awarded ALLSTATE Supertred . . . built with rugged 4-ply nylon cord play the mad scientist? Boris campus at Storrs. second prize. Regents Honor Karloff is kind of old hat. Bela An East Hartford man was Contour safety shoulders give you improved steering Lugosi is not with us any long \ * FohnOw/5 MokC' charged with failure to obey a Embser went to work for Award, as the graudating senior er and the more the pity. Of \ Pres^"' , stop sign yesterday at 5:28 Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in 1966 with the second highest schol Guoronteed by Sears to weor for o full 36 months course you canj^lways get a Q .v o p.m., after being Involved in a where he is still employed. In astic average in the School of B>" CTdtVet British Import -^ r h a p s one of two-car - collision at Center and 1967 he enrolled in evening Education at the University of those old Shakespearean act ’Church Sts. classes at the University of Hartford. Plus Federal 1 ors who would double as a mad The man, Charles Napolitano, Hartford. Awards, to the two highest- ALLSTA’TE Supertred 1st Tire JReguIar 2nd Tire Price Excise Tax on | Tubeless BlackwaU Tires Price with Old Tire with Old Tire Each ’tire | scientist. But with all the trou 49, of 40 Larabee St., is accused At the University of Con ranking candidates for gradua ble the empire is having, it be by police of going through the necticut he was enrolled in the tion in each of the university’s 6.50x13 $23.95 11.97 $1.81 stop sign at that intersection. School of Education tor the pur- schools and colleges, are made hooves ps to help a proper Brit ertuhing his car into a esu' driv- poses of teaching math, chem- at a traditional year-end ban- 6.95 or 6.50x14 $24.95 12.47 $1.95 1 ish gentleman present a good en by Russell W. McClelland, istry and physics. ' quet on campus. 7.35 or 7.00x14 ' $26.95 13.47 $2.06 1 image. And a mad scientist is 26, of Bolton. He will appear in Embser is an a-vld stamp col- Traut, an English major, has declasse in our society. I mean, Manchester arcult Court 12 lector and is a member of the. been appointed to teach Eng- 7.75 or 7.50x14 $28.95 14.47 $2.19 1 would you like your daughter, to marry one? June 24. Manchester Philatelic Society lish at Ellington High School .8.25 or 8.00x14 $30.95 15.4t $2.35 Police said no one was in- and the American Philatelic So- beginning in September. So, sorry to say, but it’s the jured in the accident. olety. He also enjoys model ------7.75 or 6.70x15 $28.95 14.47 $2.21 German actor’s lot to play those Cars driven by William F. trains and woodworking. The first .'•ettleri on the roles. It’s not prejudice, it’s Thompson, 36, of Rockville, and In 19^7, as a student, he was present site oi Hartford, Conn., merely type casting which I sup Bernard S. Mazur, 30, of 160 member of the Institute of were the Dutch, who built a fort WhitewoHs on Sole at Similor Savings pose amoimts to the same thing. Loomis St., collided while trav Aeronautical ^Sciences. He is there in 1633. But remember, in these days, eling south on Main St. near it’s ‘"TV uber Alles.” Middle Tpke. at 8 p.m. yester day. Police termed the accident ALLSTATE Passenger Tire Guarantee very minor. A Bath for Liberty? Tread Life Guarantee Tread Wear-Out Heavy-Duty Richard O. Adams, 24, of PENTLAND ) Guaranteed Against: All fail- Guarantee SANDY HOOK, N. J. — Rockville, received a written urea of the tire roauUing from Guaranteed Against: Tread Measurements of the Atlantic^ warning for failure to yield right normal road hazards or defccta wenr-oui. in material or workmanship. Ocean indicate is surface has of way at an intersection y e ^ r - The Florist For lltow Long: The numl>er of For How Long: For the Hfo of mo|iths H|>eciii(Ht. , risen 6Mi Inches in about 26 day at 8:66 p.m., after allegedly "FTiowers for Every Oooosloii!” the original tread. Tires What Segri'W irr-D ot In ex years. Tidal Increases are driving his car into the right Ceiutrally Located at What Hears Will Do: Repair change for the tire, replace it, nail punctures at no charge. In charging the current regular attributed to the slow melting rear door of a car operated by 24 B irch » t . 6431-4444 • 643-6247 case o f failure, in exchange for aclliii^“ ‘us price plus FederalF lo r a l FFx- ffor Panels, Pickups, Campers of'the AnarcUc Ice cap. If the Ann D. Comeroli, Hartford. the tiro, replace It- charging cise Tax Icsa the following al- Open 8:30-5:30 only the proportiomof current luwnnce: entire glacial deposit melted, Police said the accident oc regular selling price plus Fe i ( -*• ,r - A l'c V|7.-i A- • » to.-’', ...., : , . .1,: £(iM ■' ’ /■' PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE B, 1968 WEDNESTOAy, JUNE 6, 1968 Pages 19 to 36 Worka, Bast Hartford. He was Section Two , We d n e s d a y , j u n b 5» i968 a member of St. Bridget Caiurch C olu m bia Weiss Puts Case Mu Issue Obituary and the Poliah ttoman Catholic Sorrow and Outrage X Union. Survivors, besides his wife, L oca lL in e Back in Lap of Assembly l^ichael Machie, include 3 sons, Joseph M. Fal- kowski of Boston, Mass., and Expressed in Nation ofRaiirtlld Town Manager Robert Weiss An e^ppUcaltion for fedeiHl Michael W. Falkowski and Phil last,night wrote ’’flnls” to town funds for Case Mt. acquisttlon Gjventry Marine, (Continned from Page One) ip M. Falkowski, both of Man plans for purchasing Case Mt., was autliorized by the Board of Tragedy Strikes Kennedys Again Dies in Vietnam chester; 4 daughters. Sister personal telegram to Ethel Ken At Hyannls Fort, MCass., ^a Up for Sale and repeated his 1967 proposal Directors on May 19,1966. Fed Marysla of the Sisters of Mercy nedy but did not disclose its con spokesman for the family of Jo^ that the state purchase the 278- eral officials gave the town the CX)VBJNTRT—Marine Lance at Sacred Heart Church of tents. seph P. Kennedy said the for A portion of the old Airline aore tract. go-ahead to appraise the prop Woiterbury, Miss Ann Marie Weiss said that he has in erty but questioned tlie ap Cpl. Michael Allen Machie, 19, In New York, Roy Wilkins, ex mer ambassador and his wife branch of the New York, New oC Snake Hill Rd. died last Fri Falkowski and Mrs. Amerlco ecutive director of the National would be told of the shooting of formed federal offlclaJs that the praisal figures when they were day in Vietnam. He was shot in Buccino, both of Manchester, Assoclatioh for the Advance their son when they awoke. Raven and Hartford Railroad Is town will not apply for federal submitted, one for 3tUi000, the and Mrs. Peter Plikaltls of being offered for sale by/trus other for 3316,000. A preHmln- the head by a sniper while on ment of Colored People, said, New Jersey Oov. Richard J funds for the purchase. And he North Palm Beach, Fla.; 2 said that he has taistnicted his ary appraisal had carried a patrol in Quaog Trl Province, "I ’m shocked and horrified to Hughes said in Princeton that tees of the railroad. Tlie prop brothers, Stanley Falkowski of think that this type of attempted new administrative Intern to 3694,500 cost figure. a Marine spokesman said. the shooting provided "new evi erty covers nearly 600 acres in Manchester and John Falkowski assassination had become an prepare material and cost fig In April 1067, a Mil was The son of Irving and Mar dence of the savage violence of Windsor; 6 sisters, M n. Rose American habit as it would ap a strip of vkrylng widths from ures, to be presented to the raised in the State Assembly’s garet Qozdz Machie of Snake that is running through our so a center line in Windham to a HUI, he had been servi^ with Orpyb, Mrs. Paul Morlarty, pear.’’ 1960 State AssemtVly. committee on State Dervelop- Mrs. James Delaney and Miss James Parmer, civil rghts ciety. center line in Portland. Weiss’ femarics drew a wry ment, calUng for a |425,000 ap Ck>. 1, 3rd Bn. 9th Marine Regi The line cuts through Co ment of the Srd Marine Dlvlalon Barbara Falkowski, all of Man activist said "a terrible conta "W e’d better wake up and comment from Republican Di propriation for state acquisi chester, Mrs.- Vernon liOder of gion of political violence has take the guns away from the lu lumbia on Rt. 87 at Chestnut rector John Garside, an employe' tion of the property. Hartford, and Sister Felicia of struck again.’ ’ natics before they shoot all of Hill. It connected Windham and of Case Bros. Tlie bill, after a public hear Portland by way ol Colombia, the Sisters of Mercy of St. "Americans somehow must us,” he added. Installed "PerJiaps It might be ■well ing, died in committee and was Joseph’s Cathedra], Hartford; Lebanon, Hebron, Colchester to appraise the owners of Case not repotted out. learn that debate should be con Evangelist Billy Graham and 19 grandchildren. and Eakt Hampton. Mrs. Kenneth Bensen of 267 Mt. of your plans,” Garside sug- Weiss said last night that ducted with words, and not bul urged President Johnson to The funeral will be held to lets,” Farmer said. "Once According to older i;g8identa Ludlow Rd. was install^ as prospects look f^'vorable for "call the nation to prayer. in town, the "White Ghost Ex "1 have done so,” Weiss as adoption of a similar bill by the morrow at 8:llf a.m. from the again our hearts go out to the prestdent of Emanuel Lutheran W. P. Quish Funeral Home, 225 Kennedy family.” "I am terribly shocked and press,” which ran between Bos sured him. 1069 Btate Assembly. Main St., with a solemn high Mayor John V. Lindsay said, g;rleved not only for Sen. Kenne ton and New York, used the Church Women last night at an Mass of requiem at St. Bridget ,;'This Is shocking beyond belief, dy and his family,” Graham line for many years as it was annual meeting at Luther Hall. Church at 9. Burial will be in 'thank God none of them was fa said in Montreal, N.C., “ but for the shortest route between the She succeeds Mik. Arthur Tolf. South Windsor St. Bridget Cemetery. America. We’re living through two points. tally hit. Everyone prays for Thb Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Friends may call at the fu their recovery.” 1963 all over again.” There were two railroads neral home tonight from 7 to 9. servicing the town years ago pastor, was installing officer. and trains ran several times a Others Installed are Mrs. Wal Panel Studying Ways Russell J. Waite Brain Surgery Performed day. Youngsters in town then ter Fuss, vice president; Mrs. COLUMBIA — Russell J. used the train to go either to Fted Hughes, treasurer; Mrs. Waite, 47, of Granby, brother of high s'chool in WilUmantlc or Robert Peterson, membership Chester Waite of Columbia, died to Bacon Academy in Colches chairman; Min. Thora Maloney To Avoid Social Ills ter. and Mrs. Victor Johnson, repre yesterday at his home. Kennedy Critieal sit with toe committee to lead In later years the railroad sentatives to Manchester Church An organizational meeting or Survivors also include his the Town Council Committee discussion into toe proper chan wife, two sons, a daughter, his was used only for freight Women United. trains and has not been used to study social problems was nels. mother, another brother, a sis 'officers serving their second held recenllly. The chairman of Building Fernilto Up ter, and several nieces and at all for many years. There After Being Shot term are Mrs. Herbert Verbarg, this committee. Deputy Mayor Building totals for the month nephews. are only a few ties left to In secretary; Mrs. Edward Trares Warren Westbrook, has explain of May show a gain ot 332,912 Michael A. Madde Funeral services will be held (Continued from Page Onei dicate there ever was n rail and Mrs. Richard Erickson, co- ed that the committee will at over construction In May of last tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Ethel ■ Kennedy, who accompa road. chairmen of service; Mrs. Roger for about six months in the five shots rang out. Offers for the property must tempt to be aimed at preven year. Town Bllding Inspector Charles H. Vincent and Son nied her husband in the ambu Bagley and Mrs. Rodney Mac- northernmost provinces of South With stunning rapidity at lance, was frightened—"she be received by the trustees not tion of social problems, since Donald McLaughlin reports that Funeral Home, 880 Hopmeadow Lean, co-chairmen of education. 5 12:15 a.m., a man police de the to-wn does not seem to be the total value for construction Vietnam. He recently received St., Simsbury. Burial will be m didn’t believe he was alive be later than July 6. Further in scribed as a Caucasian, about ______The nominating committee for at the point to need a cure. permits in May was 3688,376. orders to report the first part Center Cemetery, Granby. cause she couldn’t see that he formation may be obtained at next year includes Mrs. ’Theo Various members of the com of this month to Okinawa for Friends may call at the fu 25, 5 feet 5 and 120 pounds, with was responding. I put the ste- the town clerk’s office. Last May permits were issued dore Chambers, Mrs. George mittee spoke to explain what further training. neral home today from 7 to 9 dark hair and complexion, emp thascope to her ears so she Bloodmoblle Visit for construction totaling 3606,- they would hope the newly Lance Cpl. Machie was bom p.m. tied the chamber of an eight- could listen and she was tre- The Red Cross Bloodmoblle Okerfelt, Mrs. Lillian Scott and 464. Revenues collected this Aug. 19, 1949 in Hartford, and shot .22 ^pistol. menduosly relieved. visits the Columbia Chapter Mrs, Madeline Slme. formed group might achieve. May for permits on construction had lived for the past seven Kennedy fell, hit apparently She was "very distraught but June 11 at Phelps Hall in He Devotions at the birthday par Mirs. Mhdelyn Dooley said that came to 32,738. , years in Coventry and attended three times. Five others near superb. . .ver edgy, but my owii bron from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. ty and meeting were led by rtie would like to see a full Permits were Issued for con Coventry schools. Fnnerali him were wounded, none as wife wouldn’t have done as well. Miss Jean Natsch, publicity Mrs. Everett Johnson. Mrs. time psychiatric consultant in struction ot the following: 17 Survivors, besides his par badly as the prekidentia Icandi- I don’t think. She was gracious chairman, says, "This tltne we Tolf presented her annual re South Windsor. Mrs. Dooley al dwellings at 3329,000; two indus date. ents, include his material grand Mrs. Irene K. WasiUeff at all times.” need 100 pints. This is the time port. Dr. Amos B. Friend so mentioned that elderly trans trial buildings, one for Ceco portation Is a problem In a com parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Funeral services for Mrs. Kennedy lay lor a time flat on Kennedy was taken to Good of year when vacations are showed colored slides and movies Corp. valued at 360,000 and one munity such as South Windsor. Gozdz of Manchester; two Irene K. Wasllleff of Hartford, his back In the kitchen, eyes Samaritan Hospital near down starting and accidents are for the J. E. Shepard Co. val of his trips to Africa and In Mrs. Ame Oberg agp'eed that brothers, James L. Machie serv mother of Edgar WasUleff1)f 84 "f® "’ o crowd ^ milling - around town------Los Angeles.- There------a team many. Consequently, more blood ued at 3100,000; three garages dia. toere was no way for toe elder Kennedy is wheeled into the hospital ing with the U.S. Army in Italy, Harlan Rd., will be held tomor- Some observers say they of six surgeons began brain sor will be needed.” or carports at 36,760 ; 22 addi ly to got around town and said and Steven J. Machie serving row at 7 a.m. at Penteleimon say, as he was lifted gery at 3:12 a.m. that lasted New donors, she added, are tions or alterations at 326,988; hours to relate her experi that the Women’s Club was In AP Photofax with the Marines at Camp Le- Russian Orthodox Church, 510 Into a police ambulance, ” Oh, about 3 hours and 40 minutes. urgently needed. Anyone not five Swimming pools at ,- ence. vestigating the possibility of 310 Jetme, N.C.; and two sisters, Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. A no. No. Don’t.” Doctors said one bullet struck contacted by the telephone com She was also In the courtroom rides for the riderly. 050, seven'tool sheds at 3663; Miss Deborah Machie and Miss service will also be held tonight Pandemonium broke loose. near the right ear and entered mittee , who wishes to donate one sign at 3426, and an addition Roosevelt Grier, giant Negro yesterday when the plea was Denise Machie, both at home. at 7 :80 at the church. Burial will the brain. Another hit in the may call Mrs. Carl Gosline, re Town Oouncl Membsr Mrs. to toe Rex Lumber Co. on Sul ’The Holmes Funeral Home, tackle for the professional Los shoulder. A third apparently changed. Russell Romeyn expressed con be In Evergreen Cemetery, cruitment chairman. Walk-ins Myers faces a fine of not more livan Ave. at 34,600, 400 Main St., Manchester, is in Angeles Rams, quickly grabbed grazed his forehead. cern aiwut the Youth Council. Brooklyn, N.Y. are always welcome. than 3600 and-or Imprisonment Choir Rehearsal the much smaller gunman, Kennedy’s press aide said aft She said that it doesn’t repre charge of arrangements which The Maple Hill Chapels, .382 Town Clerk Hours of not more than three years The following actlvlti«j!> will are incomplete. Maple Ave., Hartfojrd, is in wrestle dthe gun from him and er the surgery that no further The town clerk’s office is now sent a cross section of the held him for police. effort is planned for removal of in the Jime 28 sentencing, when youth. She would like to meet take place at Our Savior Lu Wounded candidate awaits medical aid charge of arrangements. on a summer schedule. Hours the other charges will also be theran Church tonight. ’The jun Cliftord D. Higgins There will be no calling hours. Officers later questioned the the remaining bullet fragment Tuesday and Wednesday are 9 Informally vrith the youth and man for hours at Central Jail, taken up. In the meantime, he ior choir rehearsal will be held in the skull. "Some fragments a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. further recommends a "modem SOUTH WINDSOR^-Clifford and said he stonily refused to is still free on the 31.000 bond. at 7 and the parish choir re Ral[di E. Cowell of the bullet and bone went to Friday and Saturday the'office family living course” which D. Higgins, 81, of 725 Main St., say anything, except "yes” to hearsal will be held at 8. the brain stem,” he said, and is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. parents could take. died Monday at St. Francis Fimeral services for Ralph one question. Guidance Night Set Hosf>ltal. Kills CoweU of 88 Buckingham the senator lost considerable Mra. Margaret Dllworth, The committee has, in re V They said they had no clue to blood. sponse to Mrs. Romeyn’s sug A Guidance Night will be held Mr. Hgpgins was born March St. were held yesterday after his identity. clerk, reminds dog owners that W here Shot for parents of sixth and seventh Kennedy was moved, uncon gestion and because of the con 4, 1887 In Glaatonibury, and had noon at Emanuel Lutheran President Johnson and others licenses must be purchased be graders at toe Timothy Edwards scious, to the hospital’s inten cern for the youth. Invited toe I» Hved In South Windsor for 24 Church. The Rev. C. Henry An around the nation— including fore July 1. ’The fee for a m ale, School Cafetorium tomorrow sive care unit. teen-agers to sit with them and years. derson officiated. Mrs. E. Da Kennedy's rival on the mac- or spayed female is 33.60. A K ey Factor night from 7:30 to 9:30. ’This The surgery was pronounced talk on problems ifljoy ^pncQuter. Survivors include two sons, vid Hawitins was organist, and paign primary trail, Minneso female is $7.70 but then womeh schedule includes time for ques successful in that it accom In town, ’rtiis meeting will be Pnancls D. Higgins of New the soloist was Mrs. Eric An ta’s Senator McCarthy—ex always cost more. tions and answers. plished what it set out to do, In Recovery held on July 10, In closed ses Hbven and Bertram E. Higgins derson. Burial was in East pressed shock and sorrow. John Dogs over six months old Topics to be covered will In remove most of the bullet. sion, away from parents and o f South Windsor; four daugh- Cemetery. son ordered the full resources of must be licensed. A penalty of clude grouping, testing, home Kennedy’s personal physician (Continned from Page One) ‘‘out of public display” . tens, Mrs. Edna B. Heller, Mrs. Bearers were Eric Anderson, the FBI thrown into the case 26 cents per month is added if work, rotating periods, and oth- was flying here from Boston. May Study Other Towns Mlaiguertte L. Paulman and Thomas Graham, Erland John and ordered secret service pro the dog is not licensed. let and bone "went toward’ ’the areas ol'concern. Speakers for The actual surgery here was George White said that toe Mrs. Marietta L. Morris, all of son, Leonard Miller, John Mc- tection for major candidates. brain stem. the £(uid_ance night ■will be Ar Bh»t Hartford, and Mrs. Ada performed by Drs. Maxwell committee ought to contact oth Carrick and John Sharrack/ Kennedy was brought first to thur Hottln, principal; Eric Ho- C. Corcoran of South Windsor; Ambler of the University of Cal One report that Kennedy was er towns in this area to see how The W.P. Quish Funeral Central Receiving Hospital hentoal, assistant principal, a brother, Norman Higgins of ifornia at Los Angeles Medical breathing well som'etlme before they have handled social prob Home, 225 Main St., was In where a doctor said he was Myers Enters Raymond Rondinl, guidance Hartford; IS grandchildren and School and Nat Downes Reid the operation would indicate lems which arise. School board charge of arrangements. “ practically dead” upon arriv counselor, emd Thomas G. Mar 22 griseit-grandchildren. and Henry Cuneo of the Unlver; that the brain stem was not chairman Harry Anderson said al. tin, guidance counselor. (EVneral services will be held physicians there administered ^ u th em California Med- Guilty Plea damaged directly or immediate that all programs set up should LOS A'\’>EL£S tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the New- ly by the bullet. Bleeding and be based on prevention of prob closed cardiac massage, oxygen scnooi. Manchester Evening Herald klric and Whitney Funeral About Town and adrenalin. “ At first he was The man under arhest was se- T o Assault pressure might later have tem lems and not necessarily on Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East cures. Also Anderson would like South Windsor correspondent, The Mountain Laurel Chapter pulseless,” said a doctor who cretly arraigned at 7 a.m. as porarily affected the brain Hartford. Burial will be in to see toe town have a place Catherine May, tel. 644-2295. Chorus ot Sweet Adelines will treated him, "then his p ulse J°hn Doe and bail was set at John T. Myers, 23, of Vernon, stem. Just before the surgery, Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. adiere the teen-agers can meet meet tmorrow night at 8 at came back and .we began to 3260,(X)0. Police had earlier he was said to have the aid of a - Friends m a y call at the fu yesterday afternoon changed Informally. the Russian American National hear a heart beat and he began booked him on suspicion of as resusciator. neral iKMne today from 7 to 9 sault with intent to commit his plea from not guilty to Charles Warner, superinten V.'iOll Center, 211 Wethersfield' Ave., to breathe—a little erratically.’-’ Initial reports that Kennedy pjn. guilty on a charge of aggravat dent of schools, also wants to Boy Injured, Hartford. The doctor, Victor Baz, said murder. The arraignment was was conscious for a time after on four such counts. ed assault In connection with a being struck indicates the bullet see preventive programs Initiat Henry A. Perry ed. He thought It should be Police <3hlef Thomas Reddln March 21 incident said to In obviously missed the brain Hit by Car BOLTON — Henry A. Perry, told a news conference that the stem, a specialist her^ said. made clear to all that while the volve the rape and stabbing of 79, of Goodwin Rd., husband of man finally broke hours of si Otherwise he would have be iommlttee is doing its work It A nine-year-old Manchester Mrs. Mederlse Laroche Perry, HELCO Presents Proposal lence and proved to be "ex a 21-year-old Rockville girl. Is also available to the towns come unconscious immediately. boy was struck by a car and Two Kenm^ly girls break into tears when they hear the news died yesterday morning at Man tremely articulate with an ex Sentencing on the charge and Portions of the brain which people for help In any social thrown nearly 28 feet shortly chester Memorial Hospital. For All-Electric School tensive vocabulary, very much disposition of charges of rape, control mental processes were problem area .Any member may after 3 p.m. yesterday at High Kennedy and his wife, Ethel, moments before the shooting Mr. Perry was born Feb. 20, at ease in conversation, but and hindering a witness, against apparently not affected by the be reached by phone at any land and Wyllys Sts. 1889 in Keene, N.fl., and had Members ot the 'Town Build- creasing 'with the construction nothing at all to help our Inves Myers ■will be taken up In a wound, the medical report indi time. He wants the use of school The victim, Scott SpUlane of % lived in Bolton for about 14 ing Committee and delegates of atomic power generating tigation.” June 28 session of Hartford cates. buildings' to be considered first 238 Tlmrod Rd., was rushed to years. He was employed for from the school board’s build- plants in the "Big 11” Power The chief said the man re Superior Court where Myers Hie urgent problem in a brain In setting up any programs Manchester Memorial Hospital many years as an electrical su Ing and sites committee last Loop serving the New England fused to identify himself or dis appeared yesterday. injury of this kind is the swell which the committee may see where he was X-rayed and ad pervisor by the State of Con night heard a proposal by Hart- area. cuss the shooting. Myers was arrested March ing caused by toe wound and by fit to recommend. mitted with a concussion and necticut before he retlre(^ seven ford Electric Light Co., repre- J. B. Thomas, HELCO engl- Reddln said the man ex 21 by Vernon police who at that bleeding. Since the brain is en Members of toe committee In poesible abdominal Injuries. years ago. He was a member sentatives for designing the pro- neer, noted that since 1964 pressed ’’deep interest In the re time charged him ■with breach cased in a rigid, bony skull, clude Warner Anderson, William Hospital officials said this morn of the Holy Name Society of the posed Center Springs elemen- electric rates In New England cent Kirschke murder .trial,” a of peace and aggravated as there Is no xoom for expansion Ryan, Ralph Carlson, George ing that thfe boy was conscious St. Maurice’s Church and the tary school as an all-electric fa- have decreased ID per cent. He much publicized case In nearby sault. The breach ol peace under pressure—‘something has Vtolte, Mrs. Arne Oberg, Mrs. and In. satisfactory condition. Long Beach In which a deputy Holy Family Retreat League. cUlty. '* sold projections by his company charge was nolled at Rockville to give, and it Is the brain that Russell Romeyn, Mrs. Madelyn He was struck by a car driv district attorney was convicted He was a former member of the Circuit Cfourt March 26 when gives,” said Dr. Russell Patter Dooley, Richard Evans, the Rev. en by David M. Southeriln, 18, ’The gist of the power com-, and the Federal Power Com of slaying his wife and her para Eight Ball Club of Hartford. the youth was arraigned there son of Cornell University Medi Walter Abel, the Rev. Joseph of Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton. Ac pany’s presentation was that In- mlssloA indicate that by 1980 mour. Survivors, besides his wife, in and entered a plea ol not guilty.. cal School. Schick, James Arnold, E.R. cording to police reports, Souto- Itlal costs of constructing an all- rates may decrease an addl- Asked if the man had any ob clude three brothers, George On April 1, he was served Surgery removes this pres Reardon, Donald Henry, Peter erlln was driving east on High electric school and costa of op- tional 80 per cent, vious national origin, the chief Perry of West Hartford, Ernest with a Circuit Court 12 war- sure and damaged tissue. Nicholas, Chairman Warren eratlon would probably he some- "If you’re buying for the said he possible could be a Cu land St. and had slowed for traf Perry of Hartford and Wilfred rent charging him with rape Fragments of. a bullet, or oven Westbrook, and ex officio mem what higher than for oil-fired, future, we feel the cost of elec- ban or Jamaican. fic when he noticed Scott and a Perry of Wethersfield; two sis and aggravated assault, stem a small bullet itself, need not bers Mayor Howard E. Fitts and hot water heat. triclty will ultimately prove The .22 pistol, Reddln said, companion on the south side of ters, Miss Adelaide Perry and ming from toe Vernpn tirrest, necessarily be re(npved from Town Manager Terry Sprenkel. But the choice of electricity more economical,” ’Thomas was traded to previous owners the street. Moments later, toe Mrs. Alice Devaux, both of after it was discovered that the the cerebellum, specialists say. The next meeting of the com boy darted out In front of toe 'would result in a better-bMt, said, In Los Angeles and Marin City, Hartford. alleged incident actually took People have lived for years mittee will be held on June 19; car and was hit. Annual electric cost estimates Calif., but it disappeared two Several professional people In ’The funeral will be held Fri more convenient school, and place at a Manchester sand with fragmenta of metal In their Southeriln stated he app^ed for the Center Springs school years ago. the field of social problems will day at 9 a.m. from the Leclerc the operational costs within pit off Parker St. brains. the brakes as soon as the boy were quoted as follows; Heat, The FBI, he said, “ has elimi BTineral Home, 23 Main St., five to ten years should bo low Later that month, a charge moved In his direction, and was Manchester, with a solemn er than for oil or gas because 36,767; hot water, 3695; lights, nated any possibility at this of hindering the appearance of time that they can identify him unable to swerve to toe right high Mass of requiem at St. of continually decreasing elec- 34,000; cookings 3321; for a total a witness was added by Ver for us.” for fear of hitting toe second Maurice’s Church at 10. Burial trie rates, said those conducting ®®Umate of 3U.829. non police after the subject De-escalation Deadlock boy. His path to tod left was will be in Mt. St. Benedict the discussion. , Arnold Lawence, architect girl was allegedly threatened. blocked by traffic. Police said Myers pleaded not guilty to Cemetery, Bloomfield. someSome orof tnethe aavantagesadvantaees withvmn ^ go^paraUve ProJ®®‘- costs study presented made the car skidded approximately the charges and after a bearing Unbroken, 7th Session Ends Friends may call at the fu electric heat would come In the ^oton Associates, an 50 feet before hitting toe boy. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Officials of probable cause In Manches form of better insulation and ^dependent engineering firm. (Continued From Page One) * The accident Is still imder in and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ter Circuit Court 12, was lowered heat loss through walls Koton’s estimates showed that vestigation, police said. 7 to 9 p.m. bound over to Hartford Superi pie’s Army of the North.” In Paris continue to deny a fact and windows, automatic and constructing the Center Springs In State or Court by Judge Max Savltt. Harrlman has been pressing which toe world knows to be individual room controls, low school as an all-electric facility Joseph A. FalkowBld He was also bound over to ’Hfuy—but without success—to true—the massive presence of maintenance and long service would cost 38,160 more initially Joseph A. Falkowski, 65, of 68 Tolland Superior Court on toe admit that North Vietnamese North Vietnamese troops In Alton St., husband of Mrs. Ann life, said Charles Hoffman, sales than 'with oil heat. Shocked hindering charge. forces are fighting In the South, South Vietnam.’ ’ Scores Tunsky Falkowski, died yester supervisor for HELCO. Operational costs would be On May 17, a change on venue feeling that such an admission Johnson also said the North about per year higher (Continued from Page One) day at Manchester Memorial Peter Curtin, a second 31,000 was granted and all the charges would bolster toe American, de Vietnamese negotiators are say Hospital after a short illness. HELCO representative, showed than with oil, the study showed. State and National Democratic were consolidated for disposition mand lor North Vietnamese de- ing "stop the rest of your bomb Mr. B’alkowskl was. born Nov. color slides of several rectnt The annu^ flgDires quoted by Chairman John M. Bailey, by the Hartford Superior Court. escalation In exchange for the ing” of toe North at a time 4, 1902 in Cowensvllle, Fa., and electric heat InstallatlonB, and ^® engineering firm were 312,- reached in Washington, said It At that time, Myers, who was cessation of all American at when their government Is send had lived in Manchester for quoted favorable statistics__ ___ j,g 266 for an all-electric school, was ” a terrible tragedy not only being held in lieu of 33^000 bond, tacks on North Vietnam, which ing a flood of men and mate many years. He retired In gardlng esHmatod ai.d'ractuai / o r one with gas heat, for the Kennedy family but for was able to go free after posting Hanoi demands. rials to the war in toe South. and 311|269 for one heated by February after being employed operational costs. all Americans.” a reduced 31,000 bond. - However, Glap did not say U.S. officials also have seen oil. James Fitzgerald, the deputy for 85 ;ears at the Clinton Iron was Represented by Atty. Mark where the Americans are fight rome possibility of change in r " The comparative figures will state tax commissioner who is (Continued From Page One) toe Myrtle Stevens Elementary ^ Gassner of Hartford, Myers was ing his army, and toere was no Hanoi’s position In recent North head of the Kennedy-for Presi arraigned before toe Superior Indication he meant anything School In Rocky Hill, where a digcuaslon at a later session of ...... Vietnamese statement) that toe support In populous Southern dent Committee in Connecticut, Court two weeks agx> where he more than toe American air and United States must “ accept re- new addition with electric heat t b c . Several members were also said he was "shocked be- California was registered to Penonal Notice* entered pleas ot not guilty to sea bombardment of North Viet aponslhlllty” for ndlng tfie was Eold to have experienced absent last night, and no date yond belief.” He said he was guarantee his -victory. all toe charges. nam. ‘ bombing. ’Ibis appeared to be a yearly heating costs of 28 cento was announced for the group’s in Washington Tuesday Wto ’This was toe situation, with In Memoriam The Involved girl, who was al President Johnson referred to step away from Hanol^^^oAglnal per square.foot, compared to next.session. leader of Kennedy’s campaign 16,299 of 21,801 precincts count In lovliig memory ot Busan NIese legedly stabbed in toe hand af toe troop issue in his Glassboro, demand that toe United States ed: PUotte wfio paned away, June 6, 26 cents per foot for toe o t * i:. 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Y our Favorite By NAOEANE WALKER NEW YORK (AP) - Mem- LONDON (AP) — Ear-pierc bers of Mensa wear as an Insig ing for men is one of the newe.st nia a small map pin with a yel fads in London. low head but it doesn't stand for F R Y i M It’s not booming like the* long Coupon geud thru Sot., Juno tth . 196S TOOTHPASTE hair and the flowered shirts, but egghead. They are anything but LIMIT: ONE COUPONI rPER CUSTOMER Coupon go<^ thru Sat., June 8, 1968 the trend is there. And it’s not* that, despite the fact that Intel- LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER j Just the one-ring Job favored by lectuaUy they are In the top 2 I sailors and gypsies, but the full per cent of the population. 1 treatment on both lobes. The men, women and children "They’re not actually lining In this intemationsd organisa up at my door, but I've pierced tion of brainy beings come in all ears for hundreds of men since ages, sizes, shapes, professions UNION YOU DON'T PAY M0RE...Y0U JUST SET the boom started,” says Cyril and personalities and their only Wilkinson, who is the only car- common denominator is an un piercer listed in the London tele commonly high IQ. phone book. In fact, he thinks he A typical social gathering, one S tart now! Your collection of nationally advertised is probably the only full-time of more than a dozen held each professional ear-piercer in the month, by the New York City world. group, attracts not only doctors, Most men wear small gold lawyers, merchants and indus A” rings in their plchced lobes. Wil try chiefs, but a welfare depart kinson knows of only one who ment caseworker, an author walks about London wearing who speaks five language, a 17-. ■ Collect on item a week! For o complete set of liiamante drops. year-old college freshman, a The new fad may be tied up promotor for a book publisher, a designer serving aids. Richly grained Accolo^^ with the fashion for gypsy style karate expert, a housewife, a looks like woodi Is dishwasher safe... Stain resistant! clothes, but Wilkinson has a secretary in a monument com simpler answer ” Tliey think it pany and an accountant, among plus many other accessory items available... makes them look a devil of a others. dashing follow with the girls.' see complete display in your favofite Grand Union Round Roast he says. At such meetings thermody namics is not as likely to be dis "One of my customer.-., a taxi f' cussed as Is Lobster Thermldor firm proprietor, came in to gel and the theory of relativity BONELESS his cars pierced just before .set doesn’t get as much attention as Take your choice of ■VE ROOMD ROAST ting off on holiday. He sent me the relative lengths of the new a photograph of himself at the fashions. seaside, wearing earrings and "It’s like any kind of gather FRESH LEAN surrounded by pretty girls. A ing,” says Herb Ahrend, a sales FIRST CUT few weeks later lie came in and promotion Md mall order con 27 different kinds sheepishly asked if lie could sultant who is chairman of the have the picture back, as hlr North American Mensa Com wife had torn up all lil.s other mittee. "One group m i^ t be CHUCK STEAK copies.” discussing t^ilosotdiy, another Some of Wilkin.son's male cu.-.- psychology, a third politics and of beans. tomers arc teen-agers on a’ still another, sex. Believe me, it way-out fling, but .surprisingly, isn’t all uplifting conversation— most are sober middle-aged they are apt to use more four- men. "One week I liad a school C J J IA . CHOICE CHUCK letter words than four-syllable master, a farmer and a doctor,” words.” he said. "There was even a city SHOULDER STEAK gent in a bowler hat who wanted Although the (M) in Mensa B -T H W n Y doesn’t stand for Matrimony, his nose pierced for a Jeweled the organization has thrown FRANKS clip." , like-minded people together GRAMDUNIOM Wilkinson did the Job, but he with more accuracy than a com obviously felt that was going a puterized dating system. And SUCED BACON bit far. many Ms and FeMs, as they Wilkinson’s references are call themselves, admit that they mSHCUNS impressive, for he h."is pierced enrolled with marriage on their SUCED the ears of Queen Ellzabetli, superior minds. CHERRYSTONES Queen Elizabeth the Queen "I Joined to find a wife,’ ’ rUSHSTOUSUCED^ Mother, and the Queen's aunts, frankly declares Irwin Marks, BACON the Duchesses of Kent and CODFISH CAKES Gloucester. Genial, silver- rehabilitation counselor for U i D A . CHOICE ROUND handicapped children with the haired, and nearing 70, lie New York 9tate Education De started the business m 1921, SWISS STEAK when lie was in his 20s. partment and member of the HT6RADE ^ More than 100 leading London local group. "As long as there EXTRA LEAN are built-in selection processes BALL PARK FRANKS jewelers send their customers to wherever you go, why not pick ■OUNWA A ____ him for ear piercing. ” Of one screened for intelligence?’’ course, the main reason for hav He and a fellow member, a New LIVERWURST ing your cars pierced is to be Jersey schoolteacher, will be N A P U U A r • able to wear really valuable married June 29. SLICEP BACON stones without danger of losing Another successful searcher is them,” he explained. Ira Solomon, who returned to SNOW CROP Wilkinson pierced the Queen New York from graduate school Mother’s ears at Buckingham SS8AR Palace in 1937, and performed and found all his old girl friends out of circulation, so he joined. 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In the case CIAND unoH nOZEN 4 This saddens the royal ear pier lot’s license, is engaged to a Mensa---physical chemist Phil CHICKEN WINGS cer, but he thinks he knows the of canned green beans it means 27 different reason. Rosenblatt, whose two daugh n o CUT PORK SHOULDERS POTATO POFFO ters by a former marriage are "When I pierced the .Queen also members. Miss Korda’s sis brands or sizes. PORK CHOPS Mother’s ears, Princes.s Mar ter is in the Hungarian chapter, ^ VEGETARIAN OR WITH PORK garet, then a little girl, came so after the marriage there will APFlESAUCe Our business depends on your busihess. If we FRENCH FRIES 2 P i m P I E into the room' with her two dogs, FRESH PIGHICS and was quite shocked to see be five Mensas in the family. Multiple Mensa families, how don’t have the products you want... we won’t STRAWBERRIES ^ 5 9 ' blood on her mother’s' cars."^ ever, are not unususd. 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' IIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANOIESTER, CONN., 'WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-NINE HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOpPLE C W\ON, SVLVESTeR, LE f\ lS T E N ,V A CX.UCK, BUT I S T / iU . THINK OK, MA30R, IF IT Aniwtr N frivloiw >■«»• Wildflower Accent You May Be Throttling SO! ITS QUITTIN' I PUT IN A LONG SHOULD TACK UP THIS SVSM ‘ IF YOU IN SIST VIBRATES TIAAEI y . 17-^ IN A DAV, AN' I'M PEADV BEPpRE WE LEAVE! t INSIST YOU TEST MV ANTI-NOISE — aUTlT IT MIGHT BE FisK MOMENT, T' LEAVE INVENTION-^we SCIENTISTS NEVER LOOKS MORE T H E FIN A L Shop A Very Creative Child 1 PUBLISH UNTIL OUR SEVEREST LIKE A CURE ANSW ER TO 57 Arthurian -nmm f t VCXJ'RE ,C»t CRITICS AGREE WITH OUR FIND ACROSS Along EDITOR’S NOTE; Are we Americans want everybody to 1 Striped— - lady trying too hard to make all our like them, he sajrsi This is ob- IN G S i PUT IT ON — A JE T IS DUE 58 Roman TO ROAR OVER RIGHT fiWAS/ 5 Fresh-water children p r a c.t i c a I, popular, viously impooaible for any hu- fUh brbnze With The Inquirer hard-working little aiehleversT man being, but in the creative 58 Vdgile nr 9 Fish frbm 60 Netw.ork Could it be we might loae eome- person it actually interfeips Newfound- thing more precious than we with development. He must out- , land Banks (anat.) DOWN gain? 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HAPPEN 48 Mineral A ^ S COMPANy, 991 Main jj,q chaIR that la an invitation citlzens for the future may be vidual must work out in soUhide OH, I KNOW TH' 18 Common month beforehand GueaU. Shower the bride with **stea you'll find DESK , AO- VKNOW.JOE, IF r PONT GET BACK\ ANSWER TO ' person 7 Mythical bird 25 Disavowal spring Street. Add to Dad’s golfing, relsuc and let the world go by stifling creativity In children. and at his own rate of Apeed, I'M BeaiNNINS lO IN TIME TO FIRE THAT ONE... 49 Fdminin4 lace-lavlrtied LINGERIE, a CE8SORIE8, BOOK ENDS, fishing, boating, pleasure. The ^ H^^e are ao many They may even, in some without being regarded as pecu- S E T WORRIED (slang) 8 Prod 26 Jewish THE LASERS? 20 And so on 9 Moved ascetic appellation pegnoir a^t or nylon nitethlngs. PEN AND PENCIL SETTS alao friendlyr interested staff here U ^ variety of "NAUGA- cetses, be endangering a child’s hef. (ab.) circuitously 28 Drone bee 50 Greek letter She'U find, amart SPORTSWEAR dependable W-AT(3HB8. For qualified to help you make a HYDE” coverings, so colorful mental health, says Stanley "Adults need to be better 21 Fruit 10 Mineral rock 29 Certain 52 Number to have her looking raviahlng tsmlnlne hearta you’ll find en- aatiafactory selection for Dad. and durable and so easy to keep Krippner, Ph.D., senior re- versed in the difference between 24 Unclothed 11 Eastern 30 Be excited ' 53 Hole every day of the honeymoon and chanting JEWELRY, plua all Or, give a GIFT CERTIFICATE clean. Dad will appreciate the search associate in the Depart- healthy solitude and morbid _ ‘6 OPEN •27 Peruses anew state (ab.) 33 Policeman 54 Cyprinoid forever after. manner of gay and durable in any denomination and Dad S E A SO N 30 Stories fish lasting comfort that a RECLIN- ment of 'Psychiatry of Malmon- withdrawal,” he continues, _____ mlnl-atorage Cheata for deak, may select the merchandise he INO CHAIR provides, extra soft, ides Medical Center, Brooklyn. "The one U a result of personal § AGAIN=- 31 ComiMss r* r - S- r r r IT EMBROIDERY point T” r - To olein bathtub and waah- boudoir, kitchen. You’ll get an Ukea moat at NASSIFF ARMS extra roomy. The result Is he- For the child who is capable choice and la balanced with poa- 12 IS bowl in a Jlfty, uae a half lem idea a minute at THE COMPANY. man contentment. ONE SIZE (3-4-5) of original thought or production Hive objectives; the other Is ^^^^^'ifor) u on rind turned wrpng aide out. CAROUSEL, the bright and "must stand apart from his cul- compulsive and paired with re- IS 17 0U1' OUR WAY BY J.& WILUANS eply (ab.) I f Keep apemgea uaed in the bath friendly atbre that la Intereated Enjoy ExoUtag, Indlvldoaliied- As soon as you notice a chip 2087 ture in order to produce a new jectlon of offers of friendship 35 Fiber knots room aweet by washing them in your aatiatactlon. Beanty in white pottery, coat the rough idea, image or product,” says from others. The creative child ' THE DOG STOLE PART OF 36 Mistake If you are vaguely unhappy Dr. Krippner. should not be discouraged from «-s ENOUGH? I AJM'TEVEN STARTED 37 Hind _L occaalonaUy in 'worm water to ened surface with nail polish. vouR s a w p w ic h T w e l l , YET>-fHAT GUY'S A SLIPPSRP !i a u 'wdtloh a few dropa of lemon lune la Dotted about the dull, drab appearance Sealed this way, the exposed po Parents and teachers unwlt- «>Utary pursuits, if he chooses 1 TAKE IT EASY ON HIM--FROM COSTOMER, a n d SO R 38 Small iT im >T MIA. IM. T.M. ■#, U I, N». OH, ( particles Juice have been added. With Gift Oocaslona of your hair, why npt venture roue clay can't absorb dust and tlngly hurt the creative child by them for positive reasons.” \ THE LOOK OF THAT PAPER IVE SWATTED EVBI^' i r SAGE ALLEN, Try City Ship AMP THE RAUTIMO AROUND THING IN THERdOM 40 Uving L into a satisfying new world of stains wMch make the chip con- trying to stuff him into a con- seventh commandment is I HERE, 1 t h in k VOU'VE BLIT H IM / SI ping Plaza, haa a GIFT DE- color. Come to SCHULTZ BEAU- spicuous. DAVY JO N BS BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS near ground Say ‘Here’a to You”, Dad and venUonal mold, he explains; directed against our 'culture’s PUNISHED HIM gHOUSH! (zool.) 1 PARTMKi ^ that dlaplaya TY SALON, comer Oak and the child either redlrecta his misplaced emi^iasU on cultural- ss 1 Grad quality itema to pleaae a Dad, DON'T, DAVY. A N D 1 H E LLO , DR. B A R - GOOD / HAVE HIM 42 Comfort Ckyttage, where they can enrich Dad Says, 'Make It Practical’ impulses in an effort to conform 'Y determined sex roles, S O R R V ... B u t I YOU M-MUSTN'T. D ID N 'T Pe g 43 Cuplike 1 NUTMEG PHARMACY at KANTEY... HARDY r it a GRADUATE or a June HAVE TO TEAR UP BROUGHT TO ME a r It- and highlight the natural beau and Tosas hla praativitv or itn« “R€86&rcli6r8 I1&V6 found I NEVER FIG Y O U A S A TINTZ HAB JUST immediately . . . ( spoon Vernon Circle haa aaaembled . . . . „ .... Fathers do like useful, serv- OUR AGREEMENT, URED YOU'P BACK QUITTER. BRIDE, in addition to auitable ta do sL. «"any instances of chUdren who TINTZ/ CHANGED HIS MIND THERE'S NOT A 44 'Tree fluid fT aure-to-pleaae gifta for the hon “ '‘ceable gifts. Please him with MR. OUT ON A PEAL. M IN U TE TO SPARE. BIRTHDAY and ANNI- all for a flattering HAIR SHAP- gomethlnK ply embro dered stitches add a pretty disturbed or other kind sacrificed their creativity to 46 Encircling ored namea you remember in VERSARY gifta. Wander amcmg ‘wearable’’ from accent to this comfortable shift for the “onauy oisiuroea or outer xma , . . .. . ~ strip li ING to SCHULTZ BEAUTY MARLOW’S, 867 Main Street. young miss. Make another in a gay of problem chUd. 48 MeUls F L June. Gtyp your favorite girl the apacioua tiered ahelvea, dia- SALON, distinctively appointed print or check for everyday play. "For the majority of children femininity, he went on. 4 4 u graduate LIGHT (XiLOGNE playing the merohandlae group A short-sleeve SPORT SHIRT fumacemen in a Mediterranean styling. 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If 0108, Broken” when lealing with the often feel threatened by strong Shop for America’s best sizes 5 to 15, bust 30 to 37. Size 7, creative child: displays of feelings by pupils durable tile. 31 bust, 2% yards of 45-inch; trim, come unusual and out-of-the-or- you are between 5 foot 5 and 5 brands at ROIH’S CLOTHIER, dlnary gifts not only for GRAD- foot 7 and your waist is five to I. Everything thou doest ®"d urge a child to 'tone down’ SHORT B IB S BY FRANK 0*NBAL Tri City Shopping Plaza. 1 yard. his fervor. This is hampering to Satisfy King-Size Appetites SEND S0< In calm plui 15( Itr flrit-clnii UATION but' also FATHER’S six Inches less than your chest Look Ma, No DtshCa must be useful, SHIRTS labeled "Van Heusen’’ mail and sptclal handllni for ticN pitltra. daY, Do come Everything thou doest his development as a creative JANE ALDEN FOOD SHOP to choose measurement, you should wear More and more parents and n. LET ME SEE MDURtJN&UE. are your assurance of fine craft- Sue BumeU. GREETING CARDS from the a ’^ o r t.” If you’re 6 foot bo 6 children are enjoying "dinner must be successful. being. at Tri City Shopping Plaza sat manship and lasting quality. Eveidnf HeH ersM . U W _.'fir s______.W _« ______*1^ __ at______a- ... . - . A ^ TTT 1TaPA«>ap4Vklvi t i PA ’ '4 w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 PAGE THIRTY-THBEB THIRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1968 Troilsrs— THERE OUOHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Mobils HoniM 6^A Cmn’AM GOMO I 35 ONE TREE eUmbar and oat CLASSIFIED w r GIRL for weekends only, switch ground man wanUd, aaipaif- board work at Edward’s An enced only need a p ^ , top GET OUT TO swering Service, no experience wages to right man. OsR 848. Pro Football Free Agent List Cut U04. ADVERTISING CAMPER TOWN necessary. Call 048-4610. San Francisco stlU has a big who are In the same free-agent SECRETARY, no ahorthand, PART-'TIME NEW YORK (AP) — the only one to sign back with as a pass catcher in his rookie category. Cincinnati has two— diASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Evenings or Saturday the Rams. year, 1964, also played out his one out. He Is Dave Parks, the good typist, deverstfled duties. PORTER The signinfif ^of Bill Tniax top-flight split end who was hob Frank Buncom, a linebacker, 8 AiM. to 4:30 P.M. And Save On Excellent employe benefitc. Bill M u n s-o n , disenchanted pption after a few years as a and Dick Van Raaphorst a Mornings, 6-day week. and Jacques MacKinnon part-time player due to knee bled by injuries last season and Ciall Miss Flynn, 249-7601, 8:80 with his role of playing second wound up on the Injured reserve place kicker. Both were with NEW ’68 NIMRODS to 4:30 p.m., Monday through cuts the list of pro football fiddle for Roman Oabrlel, the surgery^ The Rams sent Mm to San Diego last year, played out COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Apply to Mr. Petro the AUanta Falcons recently for list because of a pulled groin 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOAmN Friday. veterans who played out No. 1 quarterback, was traded muscle. their ophone and were Included AT SPECIAL tow off to the Detroit Lions. In re Jim Wilson, a guard, and Bob In the expansion draft to stock Deadline lor Saturday and Monday ie 4:30 p.m. Friday. W. T. GRANTS their options in 1967 and SanTlers, a linebacker. In all cases, the player can TRUCK LOAD PRICES Manchester Shopping Parkade turn the Rams got Pat StudstlU sign with a club but the NFL the new team at Cincinnati. were lookinsr for new con a flanker and punter; Milt MacKinnonn a former line club that signs Mm must com The other AFL players are PLEASE READ YOUR AD SECRETARY [ PRESS OPERAIDIIS backer who was moved to tight Rt. 140 (North Rd.) nections; ' Plum, a veteran quarterback, pensate his old t6am. In many Marv Schottenhelmer, a line FORK LIFT 0PERAT0R8 and Tom Watkins, a running end by the San Diego Chargers, “Want Ada” are taken over the phone a e a East Windsor, Conn. PACKERS The Los Angeles Rams start cases that has wound up costing backer, and Dud Meredith, a de convenience. The advertiaer ahould read Ma ad th« F ^ T Congenial, air - conditioned back, plus a No.l draft choice. signed back with the same club. the new team-^a No. 1 draft office, music, electric type ed out with three wh6 were un fensive lineman, both of whom DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORi ,K e Rentals Available (lilt I First Shift, 46 Hour Week Bucky Pope, the CJaw from He played beMnd' Willie Frasir choice. writer, Blue Cross, CMS, happy with terms or conditions were with Buffalo last year. f only ONE Ineor- 1-628-1941 for various reasons. Truax was Catawba who was sensaUonal most of last season. There are four AFL players life insurance, many fringe EASTERN BOILER A benefits. ELECTRONICS, INC. 99 Loomis St. MALLARD CAMPER —sleeps A progressive and expand ______4 6, fully equipped. Call after 6 ing company. STOCK CLERK — Must have ‘ p.m., 649-6477. driver's license. Salary and all Pnv 1BATC08 ORAK) PEPIN JOHN MbDONALD store benefits. Hours 9 a.m. 643-2711 OONVER’TED school bus, COLONIAL BOARD Co. to 4 p.m., 6 days a week. See i 875-3136 sleeps 8, hot water, gas heat 818 PARKER STREET (Rockville, Ton Free) MANCHESTER, CONN. Mr. John Katz, Arthur Drug Bolton Matche'd with Avon Drive Sunday er, self-contained, excellent Store, 942 Main Street, Man condition. Call 1-677-2706. \ ALICEM.FALLON Mrs. E. S. Loftus chester. Manchester Little L et^e LINCOLN, N. /, will hold its annual house to Troubie Reaching Our Advertiser? PAINTERS — Better than aver Cl AC Quarterfinals house canvass Sunday start Mptoreyclts— - age wages plus Blue Qroae in ing at 1:15 p.m. 24-Hpur Answering Service Bicyetes 11 surance for skilled reliable, All boys playing In little HoUMhold SwrvIcM Painting— Poparing 21 H*lp WonlML— RN — 7-3 shift, full-time, part- men. AU work In Mancheeter, league and Farm Leagues Free to Heraid Readers OffMwd 13-A 35 time. Laurel Manor, 649-4516. East Hartford, Vernon area Pair East-Waterford will report to the school list 1967 HONDA Super Hawk, 8,000 INTERIOR and exterior paint- Apply, Fountain 'VUlage, half ed for their league; Na miles, $300. 649-6401. WOMAN to care for children 3 Want information on one ot our classified advertisementsf NOW IS THE TIME to protect papering. Call Phil mile from Marco Polo Restau tional league wlU report to and restore original appear- Denoncourt, 742-6173, SERVICE FULLER Brush cus nights per week. Live in or out. rant, Route 44. By BARRY COWLES No answer a t the telephone Hated? Simply caU the 1967 DUCATI Sebring, 360 cc, 6- Salary arranged. CaU 643- their respective bids in the CIAC State Base Buckley School, American speed. Low mileage. Excellent tomers from your home by tele League will report to Wad ance of your ameslte driveway jNSIDE-outslde painting. Spe- 9993. ball Tournament today Blast Catholic High (13-5) and condition. $660. Call 648-7977. with a good coat of protective tor people over 65. phone a few hours per week. dell School and International EDWARDS Very profitable. Call 247-1949. MACHINIST Bolton High (18-6) traveled in different directions for loagmn will report to Ver- sealer. Free estimates. 742- „jy competitors, then call Class B and Class S quarterfinal rounds of play. planck School. ANSWERING SERVIDE Binliwss SwnrlcM me. Estimates given. 649-7863, STENOGRAPHER All around machinist. .■fr Coach Don Bums and Ms _____ PART-TIME Parents are asked to assist Offwrtd 13 VENETIAN blinds — repaired, ^75-8401.______Paper mill experience pre Eagles motored to Norwich in the collections by driving Personnel Department bet Bums has had his Eagles 6194500 075-2510 retaped and recorded. 646-0273, _ MATURE ferred. Free Academy’s Recreation _ some of the boys to collec TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, 649-2971. Hoor Finishing 24 Field to face Waterford High, working on their batting more tion areas. It usually takes and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In building lots cleared, trees top- SALESWOMEN (2) Exciting position in busy of . Excellent wages. Blue The Bolton Bulldogs bused to than once this week. two hours to canvass the Jig time without spending aU evening at the teleplione. ped. Got a tree problem? Well LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv- f LOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Mornings, 9:30 to 1:30. fice Involves intervlevrtng, Cross, CMS. Penny High In Bast Hartford, Riding high with the first town. The league Is hoping worth phone call, 742-8252. ery, yards, attics, cellars ing (specializing in older Afteriit^ns; i^so'to 6130. light steno, maintaining rec challenging Avon High, both tournament team in the history for a banner collection since P A I R ^ cleaned and removed. Also odd ords, compiling reports and Life insurance, many fringe floqrs). Inside painting. Paper- games slated to begin at 4. of Bolton High, Coach Mike it plans to expand to four Automobilos For Sate 4 ANYTHIN(5~taken to the dump, jobs. 644-8962. hangfing. No job too small. Delightful working conditions. many varied duties. Com benefits. Blast advanced to the quarter- Lanolfi will go with Ms top hurl- appliances, bulky furniture, at • > P leagues next year. H ER ALD MUSTANGS — 1965 to 1967. John Verfaille, 649-5750. pany offers competitive «nai play via a 6-1 win over er, Wayne Gagnon. Gagnon tics, cellars cleaned, light JANITORIAL services — win ______APPLY MR. APTER starting salary, 8:30 to 4:30 COLONIAL BOARD Co. Hardtops and convertibles, 616 PARKER ST. Valley Regional High last Sat tossed a two-Mtter at Somers trucking. (3heap. 289-6860. dows, washed, kitchen floors p l OOR SANDING and reflnlsh- hours,. excellent benefits, and was backed up by the bats sticks and automatics. $50 washed and waxed, general oj,j All floors REGAL MEN’S SHOP MANCHESTER, CONN. uxday. 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FIRST NATIONAL tagne’s effective four-Mt pitch 4' Ply Nylon Cord 1960 CHEVROLET Bel Air, best Contracting 14 Bonds— Stocks CHALLENGING professional 95 Hilliard Street, Manchester. ing combined with John Alu- the semifinals Saturday at 2 THE HERALD will not offer. 649-7906 after 4 p.m. YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. position with YWCA. Average STORES, INC. disclose the Identity of MAN WANTED as truck driver blckl’s powerful bat, cracking a against opponents to be an- Cellars, attics, yards, drive WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- Mortgogos 27 30 hours per week, September Park and Oakland Avenues noimced. CHECKERE any advertiser using box PLYMOUTH Valiant and yard map. Apidy In per-' homer and a triple for three letters.. Readers answer ways sealed and small truck modeling specialist. Additions, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- through June. Work in East East Hartford RBI’s, that headed East in the AB R H RBI AVE standard transmission, radio, ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- rec rooms, dormers, porches, Hartford, Glastonbury or Man son, W.H. England Lumber. Tubeless BlackwalL ing blind box ads who excellent conditioiY. Must sell limited funds available for sec Co., 540 East Middle Tpke. right direction. ____Kinel a i 8 22 13 .361 FLAG desire to protect their mano Trucking Service toll cabinets, formica, built • ins, ond mortgages, payments to ______chester. Call 643-5149. Statistics show Gary Kinel MacAirdle 66 8 1j6 12 .286 Identity can follow this this week. 644-8060. free, 742-9487. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. suit your budget. Expedient tn,- Accounts WANTED — Manicurist, full or PLUMBER — EXPERIENCED, leading the Eagle offense with O’Neil 54 11 16 5 .278 procedure: 1962 IMPALA Super Sport, con service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. BOOKKEEPER tor part-time: hairdressers to work steady work, new construction,. .267 HOMES, GARAGES, porches, Receivat)le Department, 35-40 22 Mts In 61 trips for a .361 av- Melody 60 12 16 3 Custom Quality vertible, excellent condition, LAWN MOWED. Reasonable. second shjft, 4-9 p.m. Thurs good hourly rate with overtime. srage. Closest competltlor Is AMUckl 49 9 12 11 .246 Enclose your reply to the rec rooms, room additions, houts per week, all benefits, box In an envelope — five 2-year tires with Call 643-1723. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen day and Friday. Apply Car Inquire Imperial Plumbing Oo., Dennis MacArdle with .286 (16 Rdcfaiter 44 8 10 5 .227 STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Business Opportunity 2S must be steady worker. Apply 989 Sullivan Ave., South Wind ' address to the Classi guarantee, new transmission eral repair work. Financing Nichols Manchester Tire, Inc. riage House, 18 Oak St., Man tor 56.) Collectively, the Eagles Wlittke 51 9 10 4 .106 No fewer than five states are b u l l d o z e r , backhoe work, sor. 644-1521. fied Manager, Manchester with 6 months guarantee, new available. No down payment. STAFFORD HOLLOW — Route 295 Broad St., Manchester. 643- chester. haye cracked 96 hits In 14 Socha 36 6 6 4 .167 represented every Friday night Evening Herald, together top. Asking $500. Can be seen land clearing, septic tanks in 31 .122 at Stafford Speedway. The week 6.50x13 Economy Builders, Inc. 643- 19, Drlve-ln restaurant. AU 1161. WANTETD — part-time book- YOUNG MAN, part-time, after games, 17 of wMch came In the Welhren 2 5 2 plus $1.81 with a memo listing the at 117 Birch St. stalled, drainage fields. Paul electric, doing excellent busi .069 ly stock car racing program sup ■LACKWALL 6159. keeper and receptionist for den- noons for auto parts store. Tire last five encounters. LalMontagne 17 3 1 0 each companies you do NOT Schendel, 649-0465. ness. Second story, all new five One iiimg for sure, you can Includee first tourney game plies the stage for one of the TU aC LESS want to see your letter. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? CARPENTRY— concrete steps. tal office. 646-6675. changing experience preferred. Your letter will be de MITCH’S LAWN Service -;Com- room living quarters. AH strongest contingents of region Fed. Exo. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon floors, hatchways, remodeling, electric, wall to wall rug, etc. \ 4 3 . t U r £ ^ X ^ O m flT l TYPISTS—Many needed for as- AUto, 681 Main. al drivers In National NASCAR stroyed If the advertiser plete lawn care, seeding, mow Tax est Douglas accepts lowest porcliGSf closets,' ceil* Lnr^e ^Isssed in porcli. Cx* * aicmTvwmfo.slgnments viao near«> kawiat home. Tern- ASSISTANT traffic manager — ranks. for is one you’ve mentioned. down, smallest payments, any ing, rolling, etc. Also odd jobs Yankee Park Proves Home If not it will be handled cleaning cellars, attics, yards. ings, attics finished, rec cellent combination • business porary, full-time or 9-3 p.m. salary, good benefits. Apply In Led by the Mgh flying Ed in the usual manner. where. Not small loan finance rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth and home. Tom Minor, Broker, For Permanent Position Immediate jobs. Highest pay, person. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye ' Flemke, and NASCAR Nation SIZE SALE SIZE SALE company plan. Douglas Mo Free estimates. 646-1186. er related work. No job too 1-876-5042. . In Our Rockville Office no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy Street, South Windsor. Away from Home for Twins al Modified Champion "Bugs 2 for $30. 7.75 x 15 2 for $34. tors, 345 Main. SALES AND Service on Ariens small. Dan Moran, Builder. lum St., Hartford, 278-7610. 7i00x13 BAKER’S HELPER — A^ily Cesar Tovar doubled past first Stevens, a field of over 36 modi COUGARS — Two 1967’s to Hahn Eclipse, Jacobgon lawn Evenings 649-8880. NEW YORK (AP) —Yankee fied stock cars will be after the 7 .3 5 x 1 4 2 for $32. 8.15X 15 2 for $36. Lott and Feand 1 MANCHESTER Tavern — Good CLERK TYPIST RECEPTIONIST and secretary Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 Gen- , Stadium Is proving to be a home base and moved to third on Rod choose from. Stick and auto mowers. Also Homelite chain major share of the $3,000 purse 7.7 5 x 1 4 2 for $34. 8.45X 15 2 for $38. LOST — Gray tiger cat with saws and International Club ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga central location, only $4,000. for real estate office. CaU ter St., Manchester. away from home for the Min Carew’s bouncing single to left. matic, hardtops. $60 down, as rage, rec rooms, bathrooms 5 Day Week Carew took second when Roy in Friday’s 30-lap feature at green collar and bell. Ver- Cadet Tractors, Rental equip CaU Everett Agency, 649-8638. 649-5347 for appointment, ask nesota Twins. 8.2 5 x 1 4 2 for $36. 9.00x15** 2 for $44. sume monthly payments. Call tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce for Mr. Phllbrlck. WMte threw aimlessly back to 8 o’clock. li ii Minit Aule'i claiilficotion. Thar* )• AQQ **Whltewall$ Only 1 planck area. Call 643-8478. 233-8715 and ask for Mr. Dias. ment and sharpening service Including Saturday MEN TO WORK EVENINGS ' The Twins arrived In town The amount of traveling done 8 .5 5 x 1 4 Tor 9^0. WHITEWALLS 2.40 Extra! ment work, cellar floors, pa Monday in the throes of a ftve- the infield. induilrywid* itandard. op Edl makes. L & M Equip tios, roofing. CaU Leon Cles- Excellent MATURE young lady as com Tovar scored and Carew took by drivers Is symbolic of the LOST — Vicinity Waranoke Rd. CORVETTES — 1966 to 1968. ment (Jorp., Route 83, Vernon, Privalo Instructions 32 $2.00 AN HOUR giame losing streak that had growth of auto racing. It Is no P ric es PIum 1.92 to 2.81 Fed. Exc.Tax Per Tiro black spayed female cat, synski. Builder. 649-4291. panion for three children at dropped them to the .600 level. third on Harmon Killebrew’s Automatic and sticks, hardtops 875-7609 Manchester Exchange CERTIFIED RUSSIAN and Working Conditions beach for six weeks, starting sacrifice fly and Tony Oliva Mt longer a backyard activity, but white markings and white dot and convertibles. $50 down,,as — Enterprise 1945. NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — .Hours flexible but must be ’Ihey edged the Yankees M Paul J. Frankenberg, son of Dakota Council, Degree of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Franken- Pocahontas, will meet tonight barg Jr. of 33 Brent Rd., has at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall, 489 been selected by the U.S. Navy Main St. Nominations for new Burial to Be to receive a four-year scholar officers will be taken. A social ship to the University of t'exas, and, refreshments will foilow Austin, which offers the Naval the meeting. Reserve Officer Training Corps ONROTC) program. He is a sen The fourth annual New Eng ior at Manchester High School. land Tall Cedars Sunday will llie scholarship will provide be on Aug. 18 at Cathedral of tuition, textbooks, laboratory the Pines in Rindge, N.H. Dis At Arlington fees, a travel allowance, and a trict 16 Tall Cedars forests, in subsistence allowance of $50 per cluding Nutmeg Forest of Man month. chester, will be hosts. Further During the three summers details will be made known LOS ANGELES (AP) — Pierre Salinger, former presi dy and wounded five other peo preceding his sophomore. Jun closer to the event, it is re Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, dential press secretary, said the ple early Wednesday as the sen ior and senior years, Franken ported. felled like his President body would lie in state Friday ator and his siqiporters cele at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in b ra te victory in the California berg will participate in training John Fitzpatrick brother by an assassin's cruises of six to eight weeks The Ladies Auxiliary of Man New York City. presidential primary. bullet, died early today.. A requiem mass will be held each. chester Chapter of the Disabled the B'nal B’rith, the Knights of The Los Angeles sheriff’s of His mourning family there Saturday morning. Salin fice refused to say whether Sir Selection for the program is American Veterans will meet Columbus and the Masons. prepared to take his body' tonight at 7:30 at the VFW Handling ticket sales for the ger said Kennedy would be bur han had been advised that Ken based on academic excellence home to New York, across led late Saturday in Arlington, nedy was dead. and college board scores, extra Home. The pajst commanders different BIA organizations are: will meet at 7 preceding the the nation Kennedy had across the Potomac River from curricular actlvltltes, physical Stanley H. Rosenberg of Charter Sirhan, a Jordanian who had regular meeting. Oak Chapter, of B’nai B’rith, hoped to lead as President. Washington, where an eternal been living in Pasadena, was standards, and evaluation of Marshall Hodge, Friendship Custom covered in And on Saturday, the senator flame flickers in memory of described by those w)io knew motivation and' leadership po The Manchester Auxiliary of Lodge of Masons, Frank Gakel- is to be burled in Arlington Na John Kennedy, daln four years him as a man Inflamed over tke tential. Child and Family Services of er, Manchester Lodge of Ma your choice of prints tional Cemetery, probably at and seven months ago. hostilities between his hatlve Upon completion of the Connecticut will have its annual sons; and Charles Rathbum o f|| or tweeds. Northern the hilltop plot a^ich is the rest In preparatiem for Kennedy’s state and Israel. A former em ing place of his brother, the late NROTC program and gradu meeting and election of officers Campbell Council, Knights of ^ hardwood frames. last Journey, a post mortem was ployer said he might have been ation from college, Frankenberg tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. at the Columbus. || John F. Kennedy. underway at Good Samaritan ■ enraged by Kennedy’s past will be commissioned as an en home of Mrs. Marte, 176 W. mmaaiimmmaiimiimmmhMmsmittm Hospital in downtown Los An words of suplwrt for Israel. Last September the funds rais- ^ geles. sign in the Navy or sis a second Vernon SL Members are re ed by ticket sales for the Project ^ OthM Stories on Page 11 Kennedy’s mother, Mrs. Rose lieutenant in the Marine Corps. minded to bring sandwiches. 67 Charity Ball, along with dona YOUR CHOICE President Johnson, the man Kennedy, was told of the death Dessert and beverages will be who succeeded President Ken served. tions from patrons and program of her son by a niece, Ann Gar- Mayor Lindsay Speaks advertising, raised $7,000 which ^ 3 Po. Grouping Robert Kennedy, 42, never re nedy, issued a proclamation gaa. She was at Hyannls Port, paid for a large clothing store | gained consciousness, never calling for a national day of. Mass. Mrs. Kennedy—who had At Miss Porter’s School Members of St. Bridget Ros at the Mansfield State Training^ Sofabed • Chair • Rocker showed signs of recovery after a motuming for the senator pext campaigned for Robert in the FARMINGTON (AP)—May^ ary Society 'Will meet tonight at savage burst of revolver fire Sunday. , ^ or John V. Lindsay delivers the 8 at the W. P. Quish Funeral School. The Manchester Busi-p or presidential primaries—went to ness and Professional Women's | sent a bullet plunging into his Gov. Ronald Reagaji'declared mass at St. Francis Xavier commencement address today to Home, 226 Main St., for a recita 5 Pc. Grouping CALDOR EACH Our Reg. brain—at the pinnacle of his a state of mounUpg in Califor Church.. „ tion of the Rosary for the late Club worked with the BIA in | ICss Porter’s School graduates. that effort. own campaign for the White nia, for the pqrtbd through the ’The senator’s father. Ambas Including his 17-year-old daugh Joseph Falkowski, whose wife • Sofabed • Matching Chair House. senator’s fqneral. Shortly after the clothing store | PRICED GROUP sador Joseph P. Kennedy, was ter Katherine. is a member of the society. Kennedy, his pregnant wife, As Keiuiedy died, the man ac- opened May 12, BIA announced! 2 Step Tables • ('ocktail Table 159 not awakened immediately to be The mayor ■was expected^ bo Ethel at his bedside, died at c u s ^ of shooting him was un- told of the death. be accompanied by his wife, , Members of St. Margaret it had chosen Camp Kennedy fo rf 1:44 a.m, PDT, lltUe more than dpr heavy guard at a downtown Circle, Daughters of Isabella, this year’s work. Leaders of the! Mrs. Kennedy had talked by Mary, at the 11:30 a.m. cere 24 houra after the assault at the prison hospital, held In $260,000 telephone with Sen. Edward M. who were unable to pay respects BIA hope to raise enough funds! .Twin Siae Ambassador«Hotel. , bail for a court appearance mony at the First Church of to pay for such new things at Kennedy, D-Mass., the family’s Christ (Congregationallst). this afternoon to the late Joseph I Kennedy’s body was t^ iie which had been scheduled Mon Falkowski, whose wife is regent the camp as a gahg washer to I Colonial or Modern 4 Nylon Caatera Flaatie or Brasa Adjustabie^Tllto lone surviving eon, who w as.at Katherine, the eldest of the flown from Los A n g eles^ Mew day. Robert’s bedside at the end. of the circle, will do so tonight allow more children to wash up, | York later today on .a ' jet air- ' Slrfaan Bishara Sirhan was ac lindsays’ three daughters, plans climbing equipment in the play-1 Kennedy was surrounded by to attend the University of Penn- during calling hours from 7 to plane provided Jiy the White cused of wielding the .22-callber 9 a t the W.P. Quish BHineral ground, and a fireplace to allow | P.i.Lmps Bed Frames H^dboards Foot Stools House. revolver which cut down Kenne (tSee Page T w ^ e ) sytvania in the fall. John Jr., Home, 226 Main St. more cookouts at the camp. 8, is the couple’s only son. 9 9 - '" X ______.X______^__ Bystanders at Good Samaritan Hospital break into tears after hearing of Sen. Kenned3r’s death. (AP Photofax) CMh/cmrry OMh/barrv 24 per stow. AO ninchedis Recess Set in Talks B u lletin By JOHN M. HIGHTOWEB until next Wednesday, largely at Vietnamese Communist party AP Special Correepondent North Vietnam’s suggestion. newspaper Nhan Dan last-week. WOMAN SOUGHT IN RFK PARIS (AP)—The Viet Thuy maintained his demand It said the United States miist DEATH nam ceasefire talks were that all attacks on his country “acknowledge its responsibili P
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