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VOL. L X X X V n , NO. 178 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 (Olaealfled Advertieins on Psgo 28) PRICE TEN CENTS Political Disclosure At Columbia , * d 1 n 1 F 11 Students Set by Rockefeller Blockade v T > »

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Rockefeller was reported had been interpreted too literal­ Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller ready also to cancel his appear­ ly- Protesters will make “an announce­ ance on a tour with Republican Since that time. President ment concerning his politi­ governors in several western Johnson apparently took himself NEW YORK (AP)—An impa­ states early next month to ob­ out of the re-election picture by tient faction of the OolumUa cal plans” at 11 a.m. Tues­ tain InformaUon needed to put University student body tight­ day, Leslie Slote, the gov­ saying he would neither seek together a GOP platform for the nor accept renomination. ened today a blockade aimed at ernor’s press secretary, upcoming presidential nominat­ choking off a protest by fellow said today. In the meantime. Rockefeller ing convention. has been under pressure from students that has disru^ed the Slote’a announcement came In making known Rockefel­ Ivy League school for a week. as reports circulated in the Cap- many political leaders to de­ ler's intention of holding a news clare his candidacy. Columbia called off classes 2 , itol that Rockfeller would de­ again as efforts continued to conference Tuesday, Slote re­ NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. clare his cEuidldacy for the Re­ fused to go beyond his brief end the student sit-in at five Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky publican presidential nomina­ statement which said: buildings. tion. says an announcement by New But some students eager for Rockefeller has arranged to "Gov. Rockefeller will have York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel­ an announcement concerning the school to return to normal fly a full complement of news­ ler that he is a candidate for the formed what they called the men with him when he travels his poliUcal plans at 11 a.m. to­ Republican presidential nomina­ morrow in the Red Room." Majority Coalition to end the to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on tion "could possibly” come be­ protest and threw up a blockade Thursday—on a trip that had Rockefeller surprised political fore May 16. around Low Memorial Library not been previously announced. leaders nationwide on March 1 Morton and William E. Miller, Sunday night. In Albany, today, the gover­ when he said that he would not the party’s 1964 vice phdsiden- They tightened it this morn­ nor met with top aides and ar­ actively seek the nomination tlal nominee, told newsmen Sun­ ing, saying they were cutting off 9 ranged'to meet with legislaUve this year. day they were sure Rockefeller all food and medical supplies (AP Fhotof&z) would seek the nomination. leaders and New York City He said then that he would for about 100 protesters inside. Surgeons Christian Cabrol ant*an sion of day classes Friday. force that plunged by helicopter choppers. than 50 North Vietnamese and Word of the operation leaked Jr.. "Hell, I’ve never lost that 20 Americans killed. Sixteen out, however, and newsmen :kin. School authorities estimate into what its commander called that 500 to 600 students are oc­ many in weeks and weeks,” U.S. helicopter crewmen were flocked to the hospital. cupying the four campus build­ "real paydirt” has found at said MaJ. Gen. John J. Tolson, wounded. Parents and other relatives of ings and Kirk’s offices in Low least one enemy camp and sup­ commander of the Flying After the landing, Pfc. Jimmy Gyppaz and Roblaln were in "be- Library. plies in the A Shau Valley, but Horsemen. "By far it’s the hot­ R. Rose of Smlthfield, N.C., and clusion. The university’s total enroll­ the enemy tr

•T* % Slayings & CHARLESTON, 111. (AP) — Thomas Charles Fuller, 18, is Site Selection Tedious being held in Coles County jail without bond for a preliminary hearing Tuesday on charges of murdering three brothers and LBJ Trying 2 ‘Peace Lines’ two sisters of a girl he reported­ ly dated. An AP News Analysis duction of U.S. forces in South he has to do about the bombing The youth was arrested Sun­ By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Vietnam would begin. limitation if Hanoi maintains its day near Eastern Illinois Uni­ AP Special Correspondent It is the program often talked expanding military activity. versity some 13 hours alter the WASHINGTON (AP) —In the about in the past. But this time Johnson has about nine five children of Mr. and Mrs. high officials are saying pri­ months more in office in view of William Cox were shot to death month since President Johnson vately the time has come for the his decision against re-election, I outside their home near Mat- reversed course on Vietnam, his South Viethamese "to face up to and no one in high position in ton. war and peace moves suggest a thfeir responsibilities” —with the Washington thinks the odds seri­ The dead children were found basic decision to cut U.S. in­ implicati

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Skitch Opens THEATER TIME Sheinwold on Bridge Events STAR. GAXElC*V SCHEDULE BAD ’niUMP BREAK 8HOUU> NORTH Pops Series -By CLAY R. POLLAN- NOT HUBT « KQ109 The Baby Has A tm In Capital “THE WAY Your Doily Acfivify Guidt StPT. 23 Burnside —The Graduate, 7:0B- 9 A652 MAR. 23 w r i By ALFRED SHEINWOLD By JOHN ORUBKR According fo »#>• Sfori. OCT. 2 3 ^ 8 9:10 0 AKQ M eat Act Called Fraud j^^J^APR. 20 A friend of mine recently de­ MITES To develop messoge for Tuesdoy, Cinema I —The Fox, 7:18- * Q5 I HEARD nr ^ "Skltch” Henderson conduct­ ^ 6-19-24^ 1- 5-10-31^ cided to take up pinochle Instead WASHINGTON (AP) — A reod words corresp6ndir>g to numbers U9-60-73 ^ 9:30 WEST EAST ^56^4-82-87 of bridge. The trouble was that Rutgers University professor ed the opening "Pops” program of your Zodiac birth sign. fCOtffO U.A. Theater —Plamet Of The 4 8 7653 4 None B een Nam ed TAUtUS he made this decision while he says the new Wholesome Meat of the Hartford Symphony Or­ OCT. 24 I Apes, 7:00-9:08 (?J93 9Q10 87 by John Gruber ^ APR. 21 1 Follow 31 Course 61 Money was in the middle of the play Act is a fraud that will cost tax­ chestra Saturday night at the ^ M A Y 21 2 You're 32 Your 62 Into NOV. 22 ' East Hartford Drlve-In —Stay 063 058752 _ 3 You 33 Don't 63 A Away Joe, 7:80. Point Blank, of today’s hand. 4 10 72 4 5 9 8 4 payers nearly $200 million a Bushnell. A large audience was ■^38-47-51.:57| 64 In 17-22-35U5J" 4 Events 34 To S9-6SB3-90^ 9:48 Opening lead eight of spades. Peterson, Jeffrey Michael, son of Jan P. and CaroP year and add nothing to con­ L/69-72-78 5 A 35 Before 65 Expensive SOUTH on hand and enjoyed Just about 66 Persuasive Saunders Peterson, 86 Doane St. He was bom April 24 at Man­ sumer protection. OIMINt 6 Good 36 Night SAGITTARIUS East Windsor Drlve-In — West led a trump, and East’s A542 37 Pofties 67 Dancing 4 Dr. Oscar Sussman, in a Na­ "Skltch” Henderson gave the nor the music. I’m reminded of everything It heard. I can’t say ^ M A Y 22 7 You N O V 23 A m President’s Analyst, 7:80. Water diamond discard at the first (7 K4 chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are 8 Your 38 Foce 68 Security tion’s Business magazine atl-r huge audience at the Bushnell one particular Incident. There I was overly Impressed. iUNE 22 39 Moke 69 Situations Hole No. 3, 9:48 trick made It clear that West Mr. and Mrs. Russell Saunders, 120 Bnmford St. His paternal 9 Personal 0 10 9 4 cle, said U.S. meat products a tasty and tasteful lesson In is always a crowd at Lincoln 4-18-29-34 10 Conservotive 40Greoter 70 Todoy 7-12-20-46/^^. Manchester Drtve-In — Two had more trumps than either « AK63 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson, 490 Taylor The first half of the program 11 Likely 41 Feelings 71 And properly handled and cooked in concert manners Saturday night Center hoping to buy tickets S/48-5(W8 72 With 53-7(^80-88'^ For The Road, 7:10. Planet Of the dummy or declarer. South St. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Lenard Perrett, was devoted to larger works 12 Con 42Especiolly South West North East toe home have never caused which prompted this column. from seatholders who cannot CANCIR 13 Beware 43 Be 73 Assets CAPRICORN The Apes, 9:10 studied the hand carefully and 18C Carver Lane. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. and presented Shulman’s 74 Unfamiliar 1 Pats 1 '9 Past disease. He said toe new law I’m quite Indebted to him, on ^ JUNE 23 14 M ay 44 Driving DEC, Mansfield Drlve-In — Don’t decided that he didn’t have the James Robinson, 149 BlsseU St. He has three brothers, Dan, 7,' ' utilize them for some reason. “laurenttan Overture,” as ISAppeol 45 Buying 75 Moves 1 4 Past 4 NT Past this account, for after many Chris, 6, and Erik, 3. could lull housewives into neg­ Slightly after curtain time a well as Ferdle Grofe’s “ Grand ^ JULY 23 16 Be 46Fir>onciol 76 Decision Make Waves, 8:18. Stay Away faintest notion of how to play 5 ^ Past 5 NT Pats years In this position. Ideas do 17 Shop ^7 Up 77 Shortcuts Joe, 10:18 *. * * * lecting such proper practices. well-dressed couple came fur­ Canyon Suite.” Two excursions , 3-14-16-23 78 Courage 21-26-37-42(5? it. not always come with great fa­ 18 Develop 48 Your >7-71-84-86' 6 (7 Paw 7 4 All Pan Sussman is vice president of iously out from the Met’s lob­ into musical geography follow­ 32-41-81-83 19 Fortune 49 To 79 Regarding "You have to get a trump Lindstrom, Wayne Scott, son of Warren K. and Loretta cility. D 80 If AOUAMUS toe New Jersey Public Health by, heading for parts unknown. ing one upon the other seemed uo 20Obtoin SOBosIc trick,” South finally announced Tomko Lindstrom, 104 Charter Oak St. He was bom April 23 BE SURE . . . BUSS has been serving the Home The first of Mr. Henderson’s 21 Todoy 51 To 81 Too JAN 21 ^ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Association and a senior in­ Hopefully, another gentleman' a bit excessive, partuculMly JULY 24 22 Around 52 Or 82 Your to West. "I’m sure I can make FEb ' 19 10-8-7; Dlamonda, ‘ J-8-7- structor In meat Inspection at Owner for 86 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN­ lesson’s came with regard to and his wife approached them when neither Is a great piece AUG. 23 23 Expressing 53 Fovors 83 Or are Mr. and Mrs. George Tomko, 46 Englewood Dr. His pater­ 64 Possible T een Held the rest." 8-9; Clubs, J-9-S-4. Rutgers. SPECTION of your home by a Termite Control tardiness on the part of those asking to buy their seats. ’They of music. Nor did Mr. Hender­ 5^13-27-36-4^ 24 Or 54 Hurried 2-11-25-39(5 "It’s a deal," West agreed. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lindstrom, Cooper who feel that since they’ve paid 25 To • 55 And 85 Freely 158-61-75 Vai What do you sayT Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, succeeded and joyfully entered son’s conducting add any lustre ^52-74-77 26 Fovors 56 Love 86 ^Romonce _ And he hastily mixed the cards Rd., Glastonbury. His maternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. nscis Answer: Bid two hearts. You - Deficit Prediction phone our nearest local office: their money they can anlve the Met's portals. Inside they to the performances. VIRGO 27 Of 57 Challenging 87 Cords together and entered the score Loretta Reinhold, 116 Bluefield Dr. He has a sister, Candace, when ever they choose. To begin 28 Is 58 Right 88 Needed In Five count 4 points for high cards were immediately escorted to i AUG 24 29 Fovoroble 59 Anything 89 Money before South had any second 2%. WASHINGTON (AP) — Top with, Henderson delayed the His experience has been MAR. 21 and 8 points for toe void suit i *,*»»» the small hall to view things on chiefly with "big bands” In the SEPT. 22 30 Strong 60 Protect 90 Vol^b^e thoughts. Commerce Department econo­ start the customary five minutes 33-43-54-62/^ (when toe hand contains good ! . Sadrotlnskl, Peter, son of Donald Raymond and Edith mist William H. Chartener pred­ television. What they had not entertainment field, and while tO ) 8- 9-15-281 ^^Good (^Adverse € Neutral 63-76-79-89 ' Play Is Simple beyond the advertised opening. &'30-55-66 trump support for peutnersi Hotchkiss Sadrozinskl, 44 Deepwood Dr., Vernon. He was bom looked up, was the opera in ques- he has piloted symphonic ag­ Slayings Oddly enough. South might icts a lower first quarter U.S. Like everybody else in the busi­ suit). This Is ample for a raise. April 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal tlom, "Elektra” by Richard gregations before he doesn’t balance of payments deficit ness, he knows the audience will (Continued from Page One) have made his grand slam If he If partner had opened with one grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Hotchkiss, 31 E. Mid­ Strauss. ’This is a very long seem to have learned much had played the hand out Instead than last year’s—despite the be late. one-actor without any intermis­ spade, your void In spades dle Tpke. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John $187.7 million deficit in March. After the first number, Schul- from his experience. I’ve never Fuller offered no resistance of conceding a trick. Despite the would be a liability rather than BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. sions, so the people having encountered a conductor with Tolland Trivlgno, 46 Alexander St. He has a brother, Donald, 16; and Chartener, assistant secretary man’s “ Laurentian Overture,” a when he was seized by police 8-0 trump break South can make an aaset and you would pass three sisters, Linda, 13, and twins, Jean and Joy, 6. bought tickets from the disgust­ less sensitivity to balance the slam by not trying to take for economic affairs ,told news­ DIV. aF BUSS EXTlRMINATaR CO., INC. • EST. 1887 mob of still later arrivals hur­ near the university in Charles­ Instead of responding. ****«. ed latecomers who knew the 1 men there have been strong off­ ried down the aisles with all the among the various choirs of a ton, which is some 10 miles east more than three tricks In any Copyright 1968, Th« Oldist end Largest in Conn. 2 sets to toe March deficit, Includ­ score, never got inside the audi­ large orchestra. School’s Electric Heat Cost of Mattoon. Police said he was side suit. Konrad, Deana Rhea, daughter of Roderick and Candice Twins to Model at Maypole of Fashions grace of a herd of stampeding torium. General Features Oorp. Hodge Konrad, ^ x 214, Bums, Ore. She was bom April 23 ing a U.S. stock market rise elephants. Standing on stage, As an entertainer he puts on carrying a .22-callber revolver. Declarer wins the first trick Getting back to Mr. Hender­ in Bums. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Willis “ which has brought In Euro­ Mrs. William O’Nell of 60 Cambridge St., assisted by her twins sons, Christopher, left, and Mr. Henderson pointed meaning­ a good act, but as a conductor Fuller, wearing cowboy boots, In dummy with the nine of son, however. During the sec­ Meeting Original Estimates MAY and DECEMBER Hodge, Gilead Rd., Gilead. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. pean Investors.” Craig, is oompletlng a centerpiece for the Twin Mothers Club of Hartford "Maypole of Fash­ ly at his watch until he was (In the real sense of the word) a green army jacket and white spades and cashes the king and ond half of the program he sat ONTARIO, Ore. (AP)—Vot­ and Mrs. Frank Kulynick, Lakeside Dr., Andover. Chartener predicted toe first ions” luncheon fashion show Saturday, May 11, beginning at 12:30 p.m. at Valle’s Steak sure he had attracted most of he Is pretty much of a wash­ The actual costs of providing are now being donated. Local pants, was charged with five queen of diamonds, followed by down at the piano to play, and ers In toe May 28 primary elec­ quarter payments deficit to be House, Hartford. Fashions by D&L will be modeled by twins and their mothers. Reservations people’s attention, then turning out. He doesn’t use a baton and electric heat at Tolland High residents wishing to contribute counts of murder Ifi a prelimi­ the top hearts and toe queen and MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES | improvised an introduction for tion here will be asked to vote Tomazlc, Leah Denise, daughter of Frederick J. and announced in a few weeks will for toe event may be made by contacting Mrs. Henry Martin, 36 Spring St., Rockville; or Mrs. W to a neat half-dozeh who were flaps his hands around in a School compares favorably with items may contact Mrs. Lor­ nary appearance before Associ­ king of clubs. South then leads about 16 bars. Finally he came on a proposal to spend $2,000 a Shelia O’Toole Tomazlc, 62 Dogwood Lane, South Windsor. She be less than last year’s $533 mil­ Cletus Raymond, 22 Madison Rd., Elmwood. (Herald photo by Bucelviclus) sliding into the center of the manner that would be equally original estimates provided by raine Tompkins, Clarke Rd. ate Judge William J. Sunder- the ace of clubs, Intending to loose with the tune itself, year for a five year period to fi­ was bom April 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ lion and much lower than toe third row he inquired, "Where Ineffective were he 'beating an the heating engineers and Con­ Already donated are an an­ man of Circuit Court. overruff In dummy If West ruffs. “Thanks for the Memory.” Im­ nance Christmas decorations in, ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Austin W. O’Toole, Lo­ $1.85 billion suffered in toe last Michael Devaney, Francis Doh­ Day tn...Day Out... were you? Tou missed a great egg instead of supposedly beat­ necticut Light and Power Co. at tique banjo clock, furniture, 20- Police said Cox, a construc­ West actually follows suit to mediately some chuckleheads toe downtown area of Ontario. rain, Ohio. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank quarter of 1967. Vernon erty, David Fletcher, Roger 9 opening overture!" ing time. the time of construction, acrtird- gallon milk cans, bric-a-brac, tion worker, and two elder sons the third club, and South has toe had to start to applaud, to Tomazlc, Lorain, Ohio. She has two brothers, Michael, 3, and Quite aside from the incon­ The orchestra, which had pro­ Ing to a recent study made by toys, lamps, pictures and nurs­ were working on a truck several pleasure of discarding dummy’s Fujlmoto, William Glenlster and show they recognized the mu­ .Philip, 1%. Re-Check on Aging venience these people caused fited from Its experience, settled the High School Building Com­ ery plants. miles away from the two-story ace of diamonds on his own ace Judith Govang. sic. Mr. Henderson stopped with II * • * • • on PRESCRIPTIONS those who had bothered to get for playing In spite of the con­ mittee. Bulletin Board white f^ m e farmhouse when of clubs. South then ruffs a dia­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Also, Lynda Green, Beverly !! Whltehlll, Mariana Lee, daughter of Bruce W. and Jen- Center Middle Sehool to the hall on time, this herd of the comment, "If that’s all I ductor, rather than because of The VFW Post and Auxiliary the murders took place. His mond in dummy, ruffs a heart Senate’s Special Committee on A major factor In the com­ (ilfer Vennart Whitehall, 281 Center St. She was bom April 24 Hall, Diane Henri, James Kay- . . . resulting in meaningful retardees completely engulfed need to play to get applause, him, so the whole thing came will hold a Pot Luck Supper to­ wife and the oldest daughter, with the ace of trumps, ruffs a Aging has urged federal re-ex­ parison of cost advantages of .at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother an, Renee LeDuc, Darlene Mc­ Mr. Shulmcm, who was trying there's not much sense going off pretty well and nobody broke night at 6:30 in the post home, Mrs. Christine Cline, 21, of Chi­ club in dummy and ruffs duVn- amination of programs and poli­ Gill, Kevin Miller, Catherine savings to you every day! further,” electric heat over oil heating •Is Mrs. Stuart Vennart, 42 High St. Her paternal grandptirents to make his way down the aisle a leg. This is not to say the pro­ was the inclusion of the lighting followed by a post meeting for cago, took another of the Cox my’s last heart with toe jack of cies for toe elderly, plus a V ^ te Issues Honor Roll Murphy, Marjorie North, Susan Despite that snub, a little •are Mrs. Virginia G. Whltehlll, Windsor, and William J. White No ups and downs hi your Prescription I to the front of the audltorim In gram was not entertaining; It at the high school. More than the nomination and election of family’s 11 children to Mattoon trumps. Sat., Sun. “ Apes’* 1:80-3:20 House Conference on Aging In O’Brien, Michael Pozzato, Deb­ while later some nincompoop re­ Dummy’s top trump wins the •jhlll, E. Middle Tpke. She has a brother, Bruce Jr., 3V4- The Vernon Center Middle Jacqueline Samson, Robert costs—no “discounts” today, “Regular I response to Mr. Henderson’s in­ was. Mr. Henderson is definite­ half the monthly bill Is for officers. A joint post and aux­ for treatment of a bum. 8:10-7:20-9:28 1970. orah Rltzen, David Saxby, peated the same faux pas, and trick, and South scores plus 2,210 I «.«*«* School has announced the names Saunders, Carolyn Sllsz, Doug­ prices” tomorrow! I vitation to him as composer of ly an entertainer, whatever his lights, according to the study. iliary meeting will follow. Besides Mrs. Cline, one other The recommendations came Nancy Sforza, Michael Steppe, was left alone with his flapping instead of minus 100 points. A Block Buster Movie” I Tanguay, Marc William, son of Raymond J. and Ann in a report released Sunday las Talley, Paul Thayer, Rich­ the work just heard. short-comings as a conductor. The cost of lighting the school The Bridge Group of the Tol­ child does not live at home. of students on the Honor list for Marcy Stodd, Curtis Szalontal, No “ reduced specials’’—no “ temporary I hands, since nobody else joined That sounds better even to a 'Doane Tanguay, 233 Autumn St. He was bom April 22 at Man- night. It cited studies indicating ard Weller and Terri Tlaparesky. reductions” on PrescripHons to lure I In short, latecomers to a con­ would have exceeded, the cost land Junior Woman’s Club will When Mrs. Cline returned to the last marking period. They David Thomas and John Toll- tn. The second hidf of the pro­ pinochle player. Icheater Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are that by 1980 about half toe re­ GRADE 7 customers! I cert are a dam nuisance and in of the oil used to heat It, If meet tonight at 8 at the home the farm to drop off her mother. sano. Ill-timed and ill-mannered ap­ gram comprised a number of Daily Question p lA N E T |Mr. and Mrs. William H. Doane, Baltimore, Md. His paternal tired couples and four-fifths toe are; High Honors, Susan An­ my opinion any measures tak­ short show tunes by luminaries the ordinary oil heating system of Mrs. Louis Cady, Grahaber Fuller asked for and received a At the same time, there is never any | en by management or c(Hiduct- plause is one of the biggest Partner opens with one heart, ■grandmother Is Mrs. Albert Berube, Auburn, Maine. He has individuals will receive $3,000 or-, GRADE 8 drews, Allen Apel, Donna Lee compromise in service or quality! such as Richard Rogers, Irving had been used, the report notes. Rd. ride back to Mattoon, police ors to discountenance them is banes of the artist’s existence. and the next player passes. You Jtwo brothers, R. Joseph Jr. and Paul; and a sister, Suzanne. less in annual pension Jncome. High Honors, Mark Boudreau, Bokis, Lisa Bousquet , Louise Berlin, Ralj^ Rainger and so Robert Russel and Ted Pastna The Board of Selectmen will said. eminently justified. I once saw Further, In opera. It Ihterrapts hold: Spades, none; Hearts, Q- •l » • * *r The committee’s seven Re­ Casadei, Deborah Ciscon, on. These were presented with of the Connecticut Light and meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at The bodies were discovered a David Franek, Jay Nordby, We*re as YOU GET OUR LOWEST Koussevltsky beat time for the plot, and in any kind of Tetrault, MlcheUe Lee, daughter of A. Curtis and Pa­ publicans, In a minority report, Wayne Clvinskas, Scott David­ comments by Mr. Henderson, Power Co. met with the Build­ the Town Hall. short time later by other mem­ Margaret Piader, Leslie Simon, PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE them to take their seats while music It Interrupts the mood. called Inflation “ public enemy son, Almira Edwards, Susan near as W e Deliver and as a raconteur, he Is ing Committee April 18, to dis­ The executive board of the bers of the family. tricia Pupello Tetrault, 90 Scott Dr., Wapplng. She was bom facing the audience instead of I can’t understand why some April 25. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal No. 1” of toe aged and estimat­ Thomas Strnad, Michael Ted- Feighn, Jennifer Foss, Joy YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE definitely worth the price of ad­ cuss the electric heating sys­ Tolland Junior Woman’s Club Caudill said the bodies of the Everywhere the orchestra. people like to applaud and shout ed they could lose more than $2 ford, Judy Wentworth and Barry Gerber, Deborah Godin, Teresa your MORE THROUGHOUT THE mission. tem. The results of the survey will hold a dinner meeting at boys were found outside a bam grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pui>ello, Nassau, N. Y. Fast At New York’s Met, latecom­ in this manner. \ Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Lillian Tetrault, Matthews, billion in purchasing power this Wiser. Latulippe, Darlene Lclper and YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR It has been said (by Oscar were announced at last weeks the home of Mrs. John Woods near the house and the girls' THE telephone ers get ushered to a small hall The prime example I can Ind. She has a brother, Christopher, 2. year alone. General Honors, Deborah Ab­ Michele Leonard. PRESORIPTION NEEDS. Levant) that Lennle Bernstein Board of Education meeting by of Ridge Rd. bodies were found Inside the where they view the proceed­ think of is some clown who sits \ ***** be, Peggy Barbero, Kathy Bi- Also, Jane Lewis, Lori Lewis, uses music to accpmpfiny his school board chairman David The public hearing on the bam. Capital Footnotes ings inside the auditorium over two rows behind me at the op­ proposed budget requests for \ Blblsl, John Patrick, son of Raymond and Grace Guar- beault, Donna Bienkowski, Bar­ John Magliocco, Robert Mc­ conducting. Mr. Henderson uses Gook. "They hadn't run. They Mrs. Martin Luther King, wi­ FREE closed circuit television and era and having hands the size the 1968-69 fiscal year will be hadn't scattered. It didn't look \ t h e f u n n ie s t nacla Blblsl, 77 Jensen St. He was bom April 24 at Manches­ bara Boettcher, Elaine Bonomo, Daniel, Jean McGowan, Paul TRY US AND SEE music to accompany his witty ‘Met Expectations’ dow of the slain civil rights are not admitted until the next of catcher's mitts as well as a hfeld tomorrow night at 8 at the \ MOST TOUOmNO ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Shari Cantor, Sandra Cochran, Menard, Steven Mosher, Carole stories and remarks. Both have After studying the statistics like there was a fight," Caudill leader, will lead a welfare DELIVERY a ct When you get an operatic voice like the Bull of Banshee, Hicks Memorial School gym. said. \ f il m OF THE Mrs. Patrick Delmore, 87 Farmstead Rd., East Hartford. His Nancy Crane, Ernest Davis, Pue, Deborah Rich, Bruce secure positions, but sSarely as provided by CL & P and the mothers’ march In Washington act like the opener of "Die applauds like mad and shouts Mattoon is a city of about ITEARI paternal g;randparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Copper, 877 Debra Dishaw, Denise Dutton, Rieder, Patricia. Roca, Andrew great conductors. original feasibility study, the on Mother’s Day, May 12,, the Martin Pagan, John Gavin, Me­ Walkuere,” It may be almost "Bravo” at the top of his Manchester Eveniiig 20,000 In east-central Illinois. TONIGHT ) \ ■ DRIW# TJMIS E. Broadway, Milford. He has two brothers, Raymond Jr., 4, Sabol, Sheila Saunders, Marilou Your order for drug needs A couple of Mr. Henderson’s building committee concluded ,/ Southern Christian Leadership an hour long. This discomfits lungs. Tolland correspondent, Bette 7:05-9:10 L V ' and Steven, 2V^. v lissa Gill, Michele Ginolfi, Su­ Shea, Candy Steele, Doreen and cosmetics will be taken A sallies were extremely trench­ that "generally the school has Conference announced Sunday. san Hannabury and Susan Har- the latecomers and now there After one of his recent per­ Quatrale, tel. 878-2848. UNUSUAL INJURY *.****. Thompson, Mara Vljups, Paula care of Immediately. ant and g;ave me an idea for my met the building committee's ex Sens. John Stennis, D-Mlss., are very few who arrive after formances In the auditorium, I TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — A Tuc­ MaiigioBco, Mark John, son of Salvatore and Betty riman. White and Francis Yokell. "Way I Heard It,” colunm, so pectatlons.” and Thruston B. Morton, R-Ky., ciulain time. heard him out in the lobby com­ son man filed a $37,000 damage Steiner Mangloflco, 82 VUlage St., Rockville. He was bom April Also, Craig Hewitt, Kurt John­ General Honors, Deborah Al­ if you want to learn more about Complaints have circulated T i n f l t —cited for courage , Integri Still there are always those menting to somebody. His com­ Public Records suit In Superior Court against a 58(J BUPrr.iDE AVI ia'.t haumi ► 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ son, Raymond Johnson, Roberta lard, Glenn Andrews, Cathy them, you can turn to that ef­ periodically through town on the and ability—received toe Amer­ who know neither the customs ment: “ This stinks!” Warrantee Deeds 'bus company, stating he suf­ PANAVISHNr COLOR ents are Mr. and Mrs. George Uzotte, Old Town Rd., Rock- Leiper, Fay Lyon, Diane Mc- Aubin, Brenda Baker, Joshua (jd sd d o jiL fusion of mine. His style is more "exhorbltantly high cost of FREE P A R K IN G S?fl M i ican Good Government Society’s But back to Mr. HendersoM Walter V. Hawver to W. Jef­ fered "grievous Injuries” when vtlle. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. S. Manglo­ Collough, Cheryl Meehan, Pa­ Benter, Virginia Blaszczak, Ste­ 767 MAIN ST.—648-6321 that of the rapier, while mine is heating the high school by elec­ annual George Washlng(ton AT THE PARKADE WEST MIDDLE TPKE. again. The last number billed tricity.” frey Keith and Uta K. Keith, deer horns fell from a luggage flco, Hudson St., Hartford. He has a brother, WllUam Joseph, tricia Milkie, Robin Nickerson, phen Chuck, William Cloutier, Presoription Pharmacy ilianrl|pHtpr was Dick Rodgers’ “ Slaughter more like the bludgeon, so I Awards Sunday. Allen Paris, Judith Parker, Judith Corson, Marina Day, The original feasibility study property at 97 Overlook Dr., con­ rack and hit him on toe head 1%. on Tenth Avenue,” which was won’t do him justice, but maybe A a * « « of electric heat, prepared by veyance tax $22.88. while he was a passenger. Capital Quote lEpptttn^ i^praU^ duly completed. There was the 'between us you’ll learn some­ Frances E. Angelo to Anne WUcock, Bonnie Lynn, daughter of W. Dana and Judith P "I think it would be a (great) thing. heating engineers Koton and Opalling For Tenth $e9sen usual stampede for the doors, Donovan in November 1964, In­ R. Starkweather, property at 86 Johnson Wllcock, Evergreen Rd., Vernon. She was bom April tragedy to have any citizen that Published Daily SSxcept Sundays doubtless on the part of those Mr. Henderson also played the Hemlock St., conveyance tax 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ and HoHdaya at 13 BlsseU Street, dicated that oil heat would coat TXoiu/cM seeks high office in this country Xaooheater, Conn. (OWMO) who had come late at the be­ piano during the program. He $70 more than electric heat In $ 1 1 . 0 0 . ents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Johnson, Shrewsbury, Mass. to announce that American pow­ ginning. has a facile technique and a operating costa. Dennis M. and Constance B. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wllcock, er would not be used in case Telei>hone 513-2711 Mr. Henderson stopped them "commercial” style. His play­ Santoro to Clark J. and Luella DRIVE-IN GLEN HAVEN North Attleboro. Mass. She has a brother, Barry, 3. Tile engineers quoted a cost there was Communist aggres­ Seoood Class Poetage Paid at by shouting, “ Don’t go away!! ing cannot be classified as good E. Rood, property at 49-81 Ced­ «.**•*. Manchester, Oonn. of $3.80 per foot installation Willimontic 423*2423 sion. We’re only going to play one jazz nor yet as good serious ar St., conveyance tax $38.78. Starr, Samuel Ellas, son of David Arnold and Phyllis cost for both oil and electric Co-Hlt 8:15—Feaiture 10:15 BOYS' DAY CAMP "This would breed not peace SUBSCRIPTION RATES short encore. What’s the mat- interpretation. In short, he is Joseph and Helen Kopman to BOLTON, OONN. Solomon Starr, 1 West Walk, West Haven. He was bom April but chaos.’’—Vice President Hu­ PayiMe In Advance heat. Oil heat would have re­ ter? Do the streetcars quit entertainer, but after all, that is quired construction of a boiler Edward J. and Helen J. Bauer, ELVIS FBESLEY F | ^ BBOGHURES AVAILABLE AT 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal g o d p a r ­ bert H. Humphrey, criticizing balance sheet for Concern? One Year ...... 130.00 running in Hartford at (con­ what these programs are design­ room and a chimney, accord­ property at 21 Constance Dr., ents are Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Solomon, 19 Robert Rd. Hlis pater­ rival Democratic candidate Sen. SU ModUm ...... U.E0 conveyance tax, $31.90. N ^SIFF ARMS—991 MAIN ST. nal grandfather Is Dr. Arnold Starr, West Newton, Mass. He sulting his watch) 10:30?” ed to be; entertaining. ing to the study. Electric heat KRAUSE FLORIST—621 HARTFORD RD. Robert F .Kennedy’s "no more nuae Months ...... 7.80 William M, and Judith H. Kel­ has a brother, Benjamin EYancls, 1%. One Monlh ...... ZOO This is another sore point required extra insulation. 3a NI BARBER SHOP AT THE GREEN Vletnams” pledge. with artists. The people who so The predicted average bill as ley to James E. and Mary V. PANAVISIOM'AND MEfROCOUHl '^ ^ Y SHOP—403 CENTER ST. and ***** McGann, property- at 167 N. Elm vigorously applauded earlier, of­ of April 1, 1968 was $14,809 for plus "Don’t Malce Wlaves” ^ N ’S w a y s i d e MARKET—WAPPINO Arigno, John Robert, son of Sgt. John S. and Bette Tur- Custom Home Design ten In the wrong spots, turn Deaths in^ .electric heat, compared to the St., conveyance tax $22.88. ■Wed.: "Valley of the Dolls” Vrite GEORGE MITCIIELL, Diraotor cotte Arigno, 65 Overland St. He was bom April 24 at Manches­ Blaiidiester their backs on the performers actual average Wll as of April Executor’s Deed P.O. Box 21i Manebester, Oonn. ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Paul L. PROFESSIONAL Blue Print * Bnpply Ino. the minute the last note Is 1 of $14,884. William E. Blovlsh, executor Telephone 238-7626 after 5:00 PJH. Turcotte, 171 E. Center St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Profit Cost 6t0 HMifOrd Sd. sounded. The artist wants his The Nation The predicted total bill as of of the estate of Bernard Blov­ and Mrs. Anthony Arigno, 68 Maple St. His maternal great­ MhBohestor, Conn. applause at the end of the show, lsh, to Raymond V. and Leona grandmother Is Mrs. Florence Turcotte, 88 Overland St. His SUEDE Alden Stevens Sept. 1, Is $18,089 compared to •M-B69S for a Job completed, not scatter­ the CL & P guaranteed rate of K. ’.- ’.■("•y, property on Carter E}vis paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian About H3,000 paid to Town of Man­ Use of enough books, paper, chalk, etc. Boekvllle BxtA. MmL 14M ed throughout in response to PATERSON, N.J. (AP) — Al­ $18,700. The town will not be St., conveyance tax $26.98. goesVIfest. Arigno, 61 Franklin St., New Britain. CLEANING some little section. den Stevens, 60, author and liable for coats which exceed Quitclaim Deed *<**** chester Treasury in 2 years. to keep 62 children busy and learning. In Europe It Is customary for president of the 28,000-member $18,700 according to the guaran­ Vincent L.Diana, trustee, to ■ELVIS PRESLEY Luce, Jeffrey Michael, son of Raymond W. and Linda DONE ON PREMISES the audience not to head for the Association on American Indian tee. Raymond V. and Leona K. La- COMBINED CONCERT Reichenbach Luce, 201 Oak St. He was bom April 24 at Man­ back of the hall and the exits Affairs, died Sunday. Stevens, TTie board is atill waiting for very, property on Carter St. chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Parkade Cleaners Services of 3 extra teachers and 2 Teacher time in classes where the chil­ when the event is over; Instead, whose books include “ Victory .$he results of a submetering Attachment Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reichenbach, 20 Hamlin St. His pater­ G L O B ^ the audience crowds down to the Without Peace” and “ Arms and study conducted In the high Robert P. and Dorothy V. iPLUS- Manchester Civic Orchestra nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Luce, Charter the People,” was field director Jackson against William D. Wil­ teacher aides. dren are assigned. front of the house, as close as school gym and In the cafeteria, laMARVM Rd.. Tolland. He has a brother, Raymond Charles, 2. Travel Service ^ they can get to the stage. In of the Mobil Travel Guide and to determine the costs of oper­ son, property on Parker St., $2,- ( *>•*** wrote for several television ser­ 000. Manchester Civic Chorale NOW... P n O T B C T I O N order to get a better look at ating these facilities. TOINTBLANIT Figlela, Edward Joseph, son of Donald Roy and Mary 90S MAIN STREET ies. A 30-year Member of the In­ Marriage Licenses the performers during curtain New Scout Charter Ostafln Figlela, Goose Lane, Coventry. He was bom April 20 dependable dian welfare organization, he Charles William Hohler II, 643-2165 calls, and to applaud them for Tolland’s new Boy Scout Troop EASTHARTFORO ( Vytau+as Marijosius, Conductor at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents quality-assured became its president in 1994. Cumberland, R.I., and Mar­ effectiveness In the entire offer­ 816 received its charter In tradi­ omvi IN ★ in ‘i are Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ostafln, Easthampton, Mass. His ing of the evening. Walter A. 2Uegler tional candle-lighting ceremon­ garet Elizabeth Roberts, Bol­ Guest Artist— Donald Sinta, Saxophonist TERMITE Is it cost ton, June 18, Center Congrega­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A1 Barry, Easthamp­ You decide where Not In the U.S., however. Here Walter A. Ziegler ies last week. (■ Enough understanding tional Churph. ton, Mass. He has a sister, Cynthia Louise, 3 ^ . CONTROL everybody has to see who can WEST BEND, Wls. (AP) — The charter was presented by Art Exhibit— Ruth Bezanker « • ^ a a Robert Edward Zikus, East be first to crumple a fender In Walter A. Ziegler, 73, a director Philip LaPointe, neighborhood Testerman, Heidi Lin, daughter of James I. and Gall with Hartford, and Delia Victoria fo put the most and goodwill to make or in the handiest i>arklng lot. of B. C. Ziegler and Co., one of commissioner, to Edwin Stoetz- MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Bogue Testerman, Bolton. She was bom April 23 at Manches­ Brazdzionis, 93 Cooper St., May GOLD CREST CHEMICALS ner troop committee chairman, ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. the nation’s largest imderwrit- 4, St. James’ Church. eni of churcih, school and hospi­ who In turn presented It to Clar­ Tonlte Both In Color W EDNESDAY. M A Y 8 — 8:15 P.M. and Mrs. William Bogue, High Manor Mobile Park, Vernon. C all... the project successful Robert John Gullano, Wap- profit? ence Goeta, VFW Post 241 Com- Her patenilhl grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arde Testerman, important item: tal' secuittie-s, died Sunday. ping, and Carol Ann Kacinski, Ziegler, who j ^ e d the Arm In mander. The VFW Post Is spon­ Troutdale, Va. She has three brothers, James, 9, Scott, 8, and 46 Edward St., May 4, St. Bridg­ Tickets available at Manchester music 6 4 6 -0 4 4 5 1918, was a brother of Its soring the new scout troop. Her­ d La n e t ( Brian, 3. 2 et Church. Manchester's Oldest founder. man Nitsche will serve as scout­ stores — Students Free master. Robert William Tierney, Rock­ “'m« a p e s Winfield Townley Scott ville, and Lillie Carolyn Nichols, with Finest SANTA FB, N. M. (A P )— The Post Auxiliary made neckerchiefs for the scouts and South Windsor, May 4, St. Winfield Townley Scott, 88, na­ James’ Church. IHI MSin Complete Home Furnishings Since. 1899! Facilities tionally famed poet, essayist, presented the troop with a flag and a cash donation to begin Stephen Ray Petty, Hartford, editor and crlUc, died Sunday miwii n H OiMii 6 Days Every Week—r Mr activities. and Faith Shlrlle Landry, Ver­ 4 * J l h ‘ s SUPPORT PROJECT CONCERN after being stricken In his home. Tenderfoot badges were pires- non, May 4, Church of the As­ , iwontiiiiiiMir Among Scott’s books of poetry Pwwiwafi' CabfbvOrio* OPENING THIS WEEK Thiurs. and Fri. Nights Open till 9 :00 ented to Richard Baker, sumption.^. were "The Dark Sister,” RuUdlng Permits “ Scrimshaw” and "Mr. Whittier Bruce Caldwell, Robert Goulds- brough, Steven Groves, Stevpn Allison Construction Co. for and other Poems.” Several of Town of Manchester, public his works were published In Gray, Robert Hampton, Jota Horn, Arnold Macinnon, Robdrt swimming pool at 38 N. School EXCLUSIVE SHOWING leading naitionaU nvagazlnee. St.,»$72,800. TOMORROW-POLLS OPEN 6 to 6 Sargent, Philip Stoetzner, Steven W YDENNIS’KEIRDULLE/L Edward F. Bang Benson and Chuck l^hlfault. Whitehall Manor Inc., new ANNEHEYWKXHI^!^ CLEVELAND (AP) — Ed­ Memorial Site Selected dwelling at 118 Shallowbrook g m a i AmaaiCEB ward F. Bang, sports editor for Lane, $18,000. rdraperies The my,stery of the two flags 83 years of the old (Cleveland on the (jreen near the Town Orlando G. AnnulK, office and J. ImneccablyImpeccably Custom Tailored News, died Saturday. Bang, 88, Hall has been solved with an an­ shop at 147 Hale Rd., $40,000. Pull YES Lever on LAST Quesfion who helped found the Baseball Shown Dally at 7 :16 & 9 :30 nouncement by VFW Post 241. Sat. 1 :30-3 ;20-6:10-7:30-10 ;00 Wrtteirs’ Aasodatton of Ameri­ Individually styled for your windows ... from simple draw draper­ The post explained the flags Sun. 1:80-3:20-5:10-7:16-9:30 ies to the very important swags and Austrian shade? . . . in ca, won national recognition In were placed on the sport which the sports world for his wrlUng Advance Tickets fashionable norman’s of Salisbury fabrics. A complete custom Dear Mr. West: they have selected for the pro­ JeMes and charitahle piromotlonB. posed VFW Memorial to the COBURM Tickets may be purchased service . . . including expert installation. i for Saturday evening We have known the Watkins family Alexander Borovsky town’s servicemen. The spot liHppctiinf WABAN, Mass. (AP)' —Alex­ selected Is actually between the 9 Exeitinf shows after 1:00 P.M. on _Aiy Nell SliQDn and have done busineee with them for day of performeuice only. For In-Your-Home Consultation Call 643*4159 ander Borovsky, 79, noted con­ Kaynor and Flynn homes, next A several firenei^tions and have always cert pianist who was a soloist to the paved area In front of the No one under 18 admitted Uttie Tbeatre o f Manchester, Ino. found them to be good people. 'With major orchestras In Eu­ Town Hall. f w Adult Identification Required FOR RIDES TO POLLS OR INFORMATION CALL 643-7426 production rope and North and South A town meeting will have to n d r e c o r d hviih's Hxcefrpta fr?jm an America, died Saturday In his be held to approve the provid­ 2BREAKING WEEK/ directed by Philip Burgess unsolicited letter home. A naUve of Mitau, Rus- ing of the town owned land on //1.S7 H A H I K i m i M IF NO ANSW ER CALL 649-4583 , sla, Borovsky settled dn the the Green for the memorial. Bailey Audhoriunv— Manchester High School ■Streife—Phone 643-4159 I wasiwM »3 Opfwelilte lOie Benneit J'untor High Gchiool on Lower (South BSnd) Modn Gonunlttiee For Conoem—^Rev. O. Ronald TVilMn, Treas. • ESTABLISHED 1874 United States in 1941 and ap­ t Ao Auction THURSOAY. FR«>AY. SATURDAY peared 30 times as soloist with Items for the Tolland Agri­ 1NEM A 1 EASJ w m m T iokets S2.0(^—At Leonard’s Shoe Store, M ato St. the Boston Symphony Orches­ cultural Center Auction May 11 DRIVE IN A" RT 5 Phone 528-2210 tra. at the TAG Building on Rt. 30 or TeL 6 4 3 -2 8 1 4 V . • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 PAGE IIV E PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HESALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 career is asked to contact one Personality Profile Highland PTA of the following committee Rhatn District members: ^ Plans Reception Mrs. Edwin Sage, 74 Rich- i TV-Radio Tonight ard Rd.; Mrs. Robert Stone, ^ Choicest Meats In Town! Tourney Held N. Y. Stock Exchange President For Mrs. Doyle 60 Butternut Rd.; Mrs. Beldon Television The Highland Park Sch(x>l Schaffer, 118 Porter St.; Mrs. ' By Teachers L ob Angeles ’Hmes Wall Street community has con­ authorities seems to have put Of the seven remaining VP’s, PTA will sponsor a reception Thomas Leone, 131 MountaiiK TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! 7:30 (18) Les Crane WaaUngton Post News Service tinued to rise. honoring Mrs. Betty Willard Rd. • 6:00 ( 3-10) Perry Mason ( 8) cowboy In Africa Haack Into a position many four pre-date Funston. ( 3 ^ ) Mflce Douglas (R) ____ By early March, a large part Doyle, retiring 4th g^rade teach­ Fellow teachers, ' friends and FneBh Nativo "WaybcBt’’ The first Teachers Invita­ (IB) Merv GrlflUn (10409MO) The Moirioeu (C) NEW YORK — In the lltUe doubted he could ever attain. Haack won’t talk about the (94) aUea of the Wortd (R) ’ er, on Sunday, May 19, from 2 former pupils of Mrs. Doyle are tional Basketball Tournament (18) Woody Woodbury (19) Ouiisnvoke (C) ' m ore than 'seven monU^ ‘that Industry-including most He has become the unopposed men who have left — or the (90) Men fa SP*ce __ ___ (401 Charile Chan of the earlier criUcs—were on spokeemon for the securtUes reasons. But he makes no bones to 4 p.m. at the school. Invited to attend the reception. game was held receoi'- Robert W. Haack has been pres­ CHICKEN BREASTS 8:00 (94) The French Chef his side. Member firm partners Industry, in some ways even that the picture at the Big Mrs. Doyle -will retire at the A gift will be presented at 3 hood (109049-80) Rowan and Mar­ ident of the New York Stock Rham High School. Bacon Aca­ (60) Combat said that he may, after all, have more so than Funston. close of the current school year p.m. (40) iMtcSfale's Navy tin’s Laugh-In (C) Exchange (NYSE), he has Board has ^hanged drastically AND LEGS demy of Colchester beat East 8:30 (18) BubsoripUon TV In hls dealings with after a 23-year teaching career 6:30 (40) (Bob Young, News ( 8-40) Rat Fatint ~ moved from the ludmown new f‘fP ' ' ® k' the SEC since Funston left and that all Mix or Match Them (30)' Panel DtacuBslon ,(C) on the institutional in Manchester. She formerly Hampton. 80 to 76, behind a 29- (18) Afternoon Report (19) liucyucy Sht Show (C) boy on the street to the almost ^ study, hands are expected to toe the (94) BoiOwilW Haack had the backing of vir' line. taught at Buckland and Bent­ (Lim it 6 Lha. Per fHistomer) point scoring effort by former (34) 6Vhat’s Now? (R) 9:00 ( 3-19) A n^ Griffith ,(C) unchallenged spokesman for the Piously set against, ELASTIC 6:00 ( 08-10-13-40)08-K News. Weather (•10803380) Danny Thomas securities industry. He has Mar(to, Haack really began tually all Industry trade groups. ley Schools and seved as teach­ STOCKINGS Ail-State Basketball player. Opinion: Washington changed Wall Street’s apnrotich making friends. Last October, at Punston, more of a lone wolf POLLUTION CONTROL ing prlncplal at Robertson Dave Shea. Hank Lablank col­ (§ ) PJIfeKaie_w._ue’B Navy * 40) Felony Squad (C) School. NET Journal to Its problems In a way that a sub-committee hearing of the In negotiations with the author BOOSTED WHEEL CHAIRS lected 29 points and Danny Merv Griffin Anyone interested In partici­ HIGHLAND PARK MARKET (91) H fa t ^ t a 9:30 ( 840) Peyton Place (O has already paid big dividends. House Interstate and Foreign ities, stood out in the public Jones 26 points for the losers. ( 349) Flomfly Affair (C) CHICAGO (AP) — Pollution pating In the reception In any ARTHUR DRUG 817 Highland St., ManeliMter—Phono 643-4278 'A s swiftly as It has taken Commerce CJommlttee, consider­ mind as the symbol of Wall In the second game, the 6:30 WaJter*CronWlc (C) 10:00 ( 349) Cku-ol Burnett (C) (tontrol facilities constructed to way, or anyone having memor­ (1080-2380) I Spy (C) place, the conversion has not ing the stUl-stalled mutual- fund Street, but never had the full make the air and water pollu­ Rham faculty edged a well- ( 8-40) Big VaHey ((3) reform bill. Rep. John Moss (D- backing of other industry .asso­ abilia relating to Mrs. Doyle’s balanced Coventry team 89 (3380) Huntloy-Brliddey TC) .(34) Voice Rehearsal Class been easy. Accepted at first tion-free now receive special (19) Newsbent (C) 10:30 (18) SubneripMon TV only as filling the need for a C3alif.) asked" Sec Oialrman ciations, who feared he might concessions on taxes in some to 56. Ken Whitney had 45 points (34) IWbat's New? 10:46 ('13) News, IWenther (C) Manuel P. Cohen If he thought let them down If It meant states, for the winners. Billy Ayer hit 6:46 (30) News 11:00 ( 38-1043838040) Nows, man well-versed In Wall Street 7:00 < 8) After Mnncr Movie (C) aportB, Weather (C) operational problems, Haack’s the time was right for an In­ achieving some goal for the well for Coventry with 24 points (30) Huntley-BrlnWey (C) Tax breaks centering on In­ (20) Law and Mr. Jones election to the NYSE presiden­ vestigation Into the market ac­ Big Board. Funston, In fact, followed by Ron Bradstcubner (2380-40) News, Weather 11:26 ( 3) Monday BtarUght (C) come, sales and property levies (34) Guitar with Frederick cy last year was nevertheless tivity of fimds and other Institu­ rarely had total support even with 13 points. Noad 11:30 (10808380) Tonight JC) have been voted In more than a (10) Alfred Hitchcock ( 8-40) Jow Bishop Snos (C) followed by frequent and not- tional investors. The Industry from his own membership. The next game will be held (13) Inte Movie Haack’s ability to deal with fourth of the states. Commerce ( 8) Truth. Consequences (C) too-qulet questions of hls abil­ ccringed n iiK c u at0,1 what they expected ------—-—J -- —— Hniiao ronni-ta Saturday at Rham High School. SEE SATURDAYT4 TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LIBTINOH ity to itake command of the would be a probe modeled on the the diverse elements that make ''|®anng Mouse refwrts. Coventry will meet East Hamp­ 1963 special^ study of securities ■ ■ up the financial community Is ^ax credits are given for the mushrooming securities busi­ construction and maintenance ton to decide third place at 6:30 Radio ness and to stand tall In the markets. Institutions, which now based on hls conceded inside , _ ^ ^ p.m. The feature game between face of the steadily growing account for more than a third of knowledge of the industry and “ facilities designed to combat Bacon Academy and Rham will (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts «f It or U all trading on the NYSE, are the hls Intimate familiarity with growing threat of pollution, stations tarry other short newseasta.) SEC pressure for basic changes be at 8 p.m. to determine the minute length. Some In industry operations. largest single group of cus­ the problems of running a bro- Concessions range from allow- 6:15 Speak Ito Hertford tournament championship. WDBC—1360 Adding to the uncertainties tomers the brokers have. Their kerage firm, the product of lAg amortization over a 60- Tickets for the final round of 5:00 Ken Griffin 6:46 Lowetl 'Thomas 6:00 Jbey Reynolds 6:65 Phil Rizzuto were the obvious differences large—volume orders are a prin­ more than 20 years in the bust- month period to cover water- tournament play arc available 7:00 The World Tonight cipal source of the lush profits ness. A partner at a small mem- control facilities In California to 9:00 Dick Rdblnson 7:20 Prank Gifford between the soft-spoken, re­ at the high school. 1 :C6 News. Sign Off that have been pouring into her firm, who hardly knew exemption of pollution-control WBOH—910 7:30 Speak Up Sports tiring Haack and hls outgoing, “ Our Town" Set 5:00 Hartford Highlight.^ 8:001 News back - slapping predecessor, WALL Street. Funston, says of Haack: "I equipment from sales tax in 8:10 Gfaeak Up 2 The Trlgon Players are pre­ 7:00 News 12:16 Sign Off Keith Funston. In. previous years, the Indus- found he’s a guy I can talk to. Connecticut. 8:00 GosUght w n c —1060 He understands the language -Air pollution control property paring Thornton Wilder’s "Our i2:00 Quiet Hours 5:00 News, Weather Prom the outset, Haack made try would have mounted a fuU- Town" to be presented May 10 WPOP—1410 5:16 Afternoon Edition It clear that he would not fol­ scale campaign to kill the and the problem." has been exempted from taxa- 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 6:00 News, Weather Sports and 11 at the Rham auditorium. 6:00 Steve O'Brien 6:36 Afternoon Edition low in the Funston mold. He whole Idea. And It probatoly The same feeling runs *" Connecticut, North Caro- The group is directed by Mrs. 9:00 Dick Hcatherton • 7:05 Americana told hls staff he had no desire would have (xxme ouit closer. through non-broker organlza- Wyoming. Idaho. New 12:00 Gary Girard Show 7:26 Red Box vs. Tw#ls Paula Straight who Is assisted WINP—1230 10:16 Ndghtbcal to become a household name, Haack took another avenue. tlona. Haack for example, has ah*! Ohio exempt wa- by Harry Blow. Tickets for this 6:00 News 11:00 News, Weather, Sports turned down obvious public- Yee, there should be a study, broken the logjam that held ^er-oontrol facUiUes from taxa- current production are on sale 6:16 Speak Up 11:16 Sports Final relations opportunities to get his 6:00 News 11:30 Other Side of the Day he said In a speech In Novem­ up the start of the exchange’s from Trlgon members and at picture In the dewspapers and (H«ra.ld ptwto by Pinto) ber. But lit thould be an eco­ central certificate service, b y ______the high school. __ ( generally shunned most of the 9 nomic look-ste and not an getting recalcitrant banks to at Baseball Schedule More Than 2 ,0 0 0 Attend Rockville Industrial Show social in-vltatlons hls position at­ S®C “investigation.’’ Haack least give the plan a try. After The Sachems Baseball team tracted. p(roposed that an Impartial more than two years of delay, Instead, he dove head-first in­ will meet the Coventry High Attendance was in excess of 2,000 people at the Industrial Products Show FLETCHER CLASS 00■ OF MANOHESTES panel be set up to sissimllate the service will get Into limit­ FUEL O IL Mills, manufacturers of knitted products. Some 20 manufacturers had dis­ to the major operational prob­ the study’s findings and that ed operation In mid-May. He has School team tomorrow after­ held Friday and Saturday at Rockville High School. On the left is a portion plays at the show whlth was jointly sponsored by the Rockville Area Cham­ lems facing the Street. “ Keith CtongTcasSonal authorization for won the Investment company In­ 15.4 noon In a game to be played at of the Rockville Water and Aqueduct exhibit, The framed picture shows, in ber of Commerce and the Jaycees. Kenneth Waldron and Anthony Smith were did a marvelous job of attract­ the study should state that the 200 Ool. Min. C.O.D. Rham. the center, the water lines of the company, surrounded by various mills In the co-chairmen. “ When You Think of GlasSy 64M521 stitute — best known for Its ing Investors to the securities study would no be Intended to adamant opposition to any and 24-Hour Burner Service! On Wednesday. Rham will town, many now not in operation. On the right Is an exhibit by Roosevelt Think of Fletcher*' play Cromwell on the Rham markets,’ ’ he says. “ But now produce legislative action or all changes In government reg­ R. B. REGIUS Field. we have to service the custom­ disciplinary proceedings. ulation —to hls stand on the in­ groups are requested to bring ings, a bank. ers we have.” Although neither Haach nor stitutional study. The Invest­ FUEL OIL School Board Meeting Hebron iheir schedule to this planning He has also been charged with State Mayor 54 McKEE STREET For the first few months of COlhen will discuss the face-to- ment Bankers Association, 649-4908 The Regional Board of Edu­ ^eeting. unfair labor practices by the hls tenure, Haack was relative­ cation will meet tonight at 7:30 fOce negotiations that follow­ whose president thinks the SEC Building Services Employes Un­ ly unnotlded. On Jan. 2, he went p.m. In the Rham Library to ed, the SBC chairman wrote a should confine Itself to catching Oshorn Re-elected Chairman Manchester Evening Herald Gets License ion, AFL-CIO, which Is attempt­ to Washington'to present a five- further consider the educational TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS letter to Haack In March out­ thieves and leave the operation Hebron correspondent Mrs. ing to organize the Putnam po­ part package to the SEC, out­ specifications for the addition from $25.00 to $45.00 lining his conception of the In- of the industry to the brokers, Marjorie Porter, tel. 238-9116. lice department. lining the exchange’s proposals and alterations to Rham. Of GOP Town Committee Suspended vestigation’a purpose. In es­ also supported the NYSE presi­ for reducing commissions on sence, it was the "economic dent’s stand. The Republican Town Com­ GUIDELINES GIVEN Now fa the time to bring in your iMreeiu to be repetreA. Bear team are Walter Berk, hlgh-volume Institutional trades. Study" that Hoaok had sug­ The Haack approach has mittee elected officers to serve PUTNAM (AP) —Mayor Paul ON WHAT’S ART Storm window gfaw repfaoed. Donald Hutchins, Richard De­ Concert Listed While the package contained gested. brought some head-rolling at the N E for the next two years at Its J. Bourgeois' driver’s license TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Arizo­ vins, Randy Keener, David several points that the Invest­ Wall Street has rarely en­ exchange. Four of the vice-pre­ Open Forum organizational meeting held last has been suspended indefinitely na State University officials Higgins, Lee Lassow, Jeff By Bennet Band AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ment community supported — joyed this kind of success in sidents Haack Inherited from week. have set forth stringent new Kabllck, Douglas Carrlgan, by the State Motor Vehicles De­ such as exclusion of non-brokers dealing with the SEC and the Funston have gone. (Edward C. At Lincoln School guidelines on what constitutes To the Editor, H. Clay Osborn was re-elected James Adams, David Hutch­ The Bennet Junior High partment, it was learned Sat­ from exchange membership — brokers are unstinting in cred­ Gray, executive VP, planned to ins, Steve La Rochelle, ■ Donald an art exhibition. GLASS FURNITURE TOPS 885 made no mention of in­ How can the people of Man­ chairman of the group. Mrs. school Band will present its urday. iting Haack with a sparkling retire before Haack arrived, but Richard M. Grant, formerly Ray, Steven Pierce, Rodney The reascpi for the suspension Gilbert Cady, the school vice creasing commissions on small [Am chester think about bringing In viotory. delayed his departure until Links and Craig Filiault. eighth annual concert tomor­ president, said an exhibit on the MIRRORS (Firtplaet and Door) out of town children to our secretary of the organization, was listed as Code 115, which trades. That stand had been one Hfa success with regulatory a successor could be named.) row at 7:30 p.m. In the audi­ mall was closed after health of­ KNOW-N FOR VALUES schools when they can’t take was elected to the position of The Lions are Edward cites “ failure to appear for trial •of the principal stumbling ficials declared that a decayed cstfe of Manchester's children vice chairman. Edward Hlnlch- Gardiner, James Lunt, Mike torium. The public Is invited, or settle court case.’’ PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) blocks that had kept the SEC right? liff was re-elected treasurer and Thompson, Roy Crosby, Mark and Uiere is no admission When asked Saturday night. horse’s head, which attracted and the funston administration Mrs. Kenneth Porter was elect­ QihUl, John Stamp; Joseph Bourgeois said “ It appears to numerous files, posed a serious at swords point for three years. I live in and work for this dhlarge. WINDOW and PLATE GUSS ed secretary. Stamp, Caifford Chlpman, Da­ be a misunderstanding.’ ’ health hazard to the entire cam­ lijitlal Wall Street reaction to NEWBORN A town. I own my own home, a Por the first time, the band vid Carrlgan, Mark Kisner, He stated that he had received pus. the proposal was strongly TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON two family. My wife works The committee will hold a will make Its detout In uniforms, PAMPERS special open meeting on May Kevin Unsworth, Michael a citation from a local police­ against Ha^ack. Manag(lng part­ about 30 hours a week. I work purchased recently with funds Korb.ibieR6 11 Simon, Steven Long, Bill man in a Massachusetts town ners at several firms said they two jobs trying to better my­ 23 at Rham High School. Ed­ raised by the PoHoe and Fire­ pounds win May, candidate for U.S. Henaghan and Bill Long. after he had turned the wrong thought he had sold the Industry self and my family yet my men's Athletic Association and Senator, will be the guest way down a one-way street. down the river. Haack was not children go to Lincoln School The Tigers are Paul Nielsen, the Manclhester Elks. speaker. The committee will In­ Tom Smith, Dennis Carrier, He added, “ I then turned the the man to battle the SEC, which does not have any chll- Their ettfort on behalf of the vite the town committees of the Mark Caffazzo, Richard An­ citation, I believe it was for many of them said. dren^rom Project Concern at­ band will be recognized during ten dollars, over to my attorney Perhaps because he has a five tending It, why I do not know, 52nd District, adjacent towns, drews, James Fracchla, Wil­ and all other interested Repub­ the concent when Samuel Ma- to be paid, and to the best of —year contract under his belt, BINGO I*** ** perhaps because of the condi­ liam Patroski, Mark Stein- licans from the area to hear nUUer, Jonathan Slok, Brian caiuso, the band’s director, my knowledge I thought it had Downtown Manchester Haack .seemed undistrubed by P tion It is in or maybe It Is over­ makes a presonbatdon to repre­ May. Thompson, Richard Megson, been until I received the notice at 958 Main Street the criticism. Two months later, ORANGE HAU EVERY TUESDAY crowded already. I do know that sentatives of the groujps. In other action, the Republi­ Paul Kisner, Tim Secor, Tom informing me that my license hls confidence seemed well- my children have ito play on an Accepting will be Fire CJapt. can Town Committee voted to Novatasky and Ronald Dumond. had been suspended." founded—and hls stock in the amesite driveway for a play­ James (Duten) Fogarty and The mayor has in recent sponsor one person for the 1968 The Wildcats are Patrick ground and that If they bring Police Oapt. George McCfau- months been a center of con­ Boys State and Girls State pro­ Blow, Steven Hovey, James their lunch they eat In the class­ ghey for the association, and troversy. He has been carrying room, if they buy lunch the gram. The local solicitation for Marshall, Dan Grilli, H. C. funds for local students was Theodore Fairbanks for the on a running battle with the children eat in ^ e library as Osborn, Ken Danielson, Wil­ Elks. Putnam Democratic Town Com­ $285 there Is no cafeteria for them. from the Jones Keefe Post 95, liam Dupuis, Steve Whithatn, h American Legion and Auxiliary. The concert will feature the mittee, which was further en­ I live In Manchester so that Dan Novatosky, Ted Williams, combined band, the donee band livened during the past week EASY PAYMENTS my children can have first rate The group hopes to be able to Jason Osborn, John Deere, send at least two girls and four and the majorettes under iMa- when the committee, by a ma­ AVAILABLE facilities, yet children are George Maznickl, Bryan De- caluso’s direction. David Low jority vote, passed a resolution brought In from Hartford who boys with the support of Hebron Gray and Dale Swett. and Andover organizations. will be student conductor. requesting that he resign. have much better facilities. Is Rev Counrii Meeting CD Meeting Linda Piscih and Joann Ya- Bourgeois is also involved In this right? The Recreational Council will "•Unfa lers coniello will perform a flute legal battles with the Travelers Thank you. The Civil Defense Commis­ meet Thursday at 8 in the town \McliiiiilsTreKyitClBSl DiiBMiis are Never ExKihN sion and the Fire Study Com­ duet, and Nanoy Wilson will Insurance Co. of Hartford and First Rate Taxpayer office building. Leaders of all play an organ solo. the Hartford Society for Sav­ Second Rate Citizen mittee will hold a joint meet­ ing tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. In the town office building. REPAID WITH INTEREST School Board to Meet LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The Hebron Board of Educa­ The next time Charles Martin tion will hold a special meet­ uses the Kentucky Turnpike he ing Thursday at 8 In the Gilead will have the correct change In Hill School for discussion on the his pocket. Martin drove up to OUR CHILDREN ARE BEING DENIED!! Green Span program. Mrs. an automatic toUgate, dug into Mary Koelsch and Thornton Se- his pocket for coins and found cor Jr. will be guests from the nothing but a 320 bill, a f l bill State Conservation Commission. and two pennies. Little League Teams Luckily a turnpike employe The Hebron Baseball Associa­ let Martin through the gate. He tion , has named the teams for also instructed Martin to mall tsls year's Little League com­ the money for the unpaid toll to petition. The Bears and Lions the state treasurer In FTonkfort. will practice tonight and the Martin made out a check for Tigers and Wildcats will 10 cents, the toll. Writing the practice tomorrow, both prac­ check cost another dime, and tices at 6 at the league field. the postage was 6 cents. Those boys selected for the 2

COMPLETE W I R T A W W IH». mSURAMCMlTHS INSURANCE At night, it’s a moonroof. SERVICE POOR SCIENCE FACILITIES! LEAKY ROOFS! DETERIORATED FACILITIES! For XX* extra dollars you con buy a A Volkswagen with a hole in its lop It The children of Manchester are being denietl TOTAL instruction in all W E THE PEOPLE must act now by demanding that an additional Volkswagen with a hole in its roof. just as cheap to run as any other Volks­ wagen. ai-e^ of education. Many are not receiving remedial reading or speech help $319,000 be restored to the Educational Budget for 1968-69 This is the As a matter of fact, 390 square inches So you won't have to moonlight at a so desperately needed for success in life. Social workers and guidance i>er- amount the General Manager has recommended cut from an alrea.dv mini- of hole in the roof.- The V W sunroof, or moonroof, gives second job to afford to run one. REAL sonnel are not being supplied in adequate quantities. Students cannot do mal budget. CALL THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS— LET T H F ^ K N O W you enough space to get a full view of It'll go up to 27 miles on a gallon of their best job with()ut the necessary facilities to prepare them for college, HOW YOU PEEL! 1.69 ESTATE the Milky Way. Ill's also perfect for gas. A a job, or merely living comfortably with others more fortunate. * satellite searching or counting stars.) And » u don’t have to spend a tidy Teachem tire overburdened due to the lack of secretarial aides and General Manager If you only’want a three-quarter view sum getMig your car ready for winter. special services in preparing instructional materials for our children. ROBERT B. WEISS of what’s above, all you have to do is (It won'^need anti-freeze, and chances STORE HOURS; 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. DO YOU HAVE A GRANTS CREDIT ACCOUNT? Manchester exists in the past, using the old tools which have become Board of Directors crank the crank a few turns to the left, are it v^n't need snow tires either.) unpliable. Physical facilities ai’e inadequate in many schooCe: Roofs leak, NATH AN AGOSTINELLI Chaii-maTi oaqq end you hove three-quarters of a hole In short, this Volkswogen does just toilet facilities are notoriously obsolete, ventilation is miserable, etc. HAROLD TURKINGTOn ' ...... in the roof. about everything any other Volkswagen A few more turns fo the left and you’ve does, plus a little more. No one is looking for plush settings, but our boys and girls MUST have JOHN GARSIDE JR. I.' ] ...... fi4fiiq iq got on airtight, all steel roof overhead. So you see, you don't have to have a f/iants know n for values...coast to coast adequate ateffing to draw from and equipment and materials to learn with. W IL U A M SCHALLER ...... fiAfi 9878 (It's padded and lined like the rest of the _ hole in your head to buy a Volkswagen ROBERT J. SMITH, The Manchester Education Association, which sponsored this ad from WILLIAM E. F IT ZG E R A L D ...... [ ! ...... ^ 7 loqn car so you can hardly tell.it's there.) with a hole in its head. Its own funds, feels the Manchester Board of Education has been REMISS FRANCIS M AHONEY ...... ^ ^ 7 1 K2 INSURANSMITHS SINGE 1914 in n()t making the problems of the school system known to the community W A Y N E MANTZ ...... 9kk4 and by permitting these problems to continue. DAVID O D E G A R D ...... TED TRUDON, Inc. THE COMMUNTY MUST be made aware of the deteriorating conditions ANTHONY PIETRANTONIO 649-8680 649-5241 TOLLAND TURNPIKE— TALCOTTVILLE MANCHESTER PARKADE its children and staff are burdened with. , Board of Education M l MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR *fiuggesited iRetall' Price (Oroond Floor Nozt to Hoom & Halo) This Ad Sponsored by: Manchester Education Association . . . JOHN S. G. ROTTNER, Chairm an...... 648-8251 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 ^ A O B 8 I V B N PAOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CGNN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 three times. She has visited Ne­ CW V Official Will Speak pal, Siberia, the CMmea, Af- T o l la n d Maxine Cheshire Ultra-Rightist Party Wins ghsuiistan, Indonesia and Aus­ tralia. READ Biggest Vote Share So Far At May Fellowship Event She worked tor five years in Hong Kong with Chinese ref­ STOP 'and WRITE US Hearing on Budget Tomorrow Washington Happenings STUTTGART, Germany (AP) It waa the worst setback tor Mrs. Elbert E. Gates, vice ugees, developing work proj­ If you are interested in selling and want a dignified, re­ — Weet Germany’s ultra-righ- fhe SooioUets since they joined president of Church Women ects. She also organiud smd spected station In life — want to earn from fU,000 to managed a home for nomeless The $1,961,788 proposed budg­ assessed valuation, according to of this year’s Intere^ charges sandwiches and a box of Ken­ for Joan took her through a tist party won seeto in anbther CSrrisUan Democrats in a co- United (CWU) of Connecticut, $16,000 or more annusdly — want a connection where you By MAXINE OTESHIRE a J J . aUtlon federal government In teen-age gflrls in Hong Kong have deAnMe territory protection and are aararad co­ et for the 1968-69 fiscal year is the same formula. is $116,063 compared to $120,406 tucky-fried chicken. Her air­ series of coffees, set tQ> In the will speak Friday at a May The amoimt of state grants last year. The Washington P o s t clubhouses of luxurious apart­ state legislature Sunday and got November 1966. 'nils could put a which became a haven for ref­ operation from the home office. You will qualify tor a Ugh expected to have several ad­ INDIANAPOLIS, Bid. — The sick companions were uncon­ its biggest share of the vote to strain on the Bonn government.' Fellowship Observance spon­ ugee girls separated from their commission rate — plus bonus and extra ineentlves. to be received by the town will Payments on debt items in­ soled Iqr her cheery assurance ment complexes all within short justments made to it. First Se­ crease, however, totaling $189,- expensive tin pan alley sheet driving distances outside Indi­ date. Willy Brandt’s Soctallsts >nie voting added seven seats sored by CJiuroh Women United families. You get all of this — and more — through selling be greater this year. The that a little food would settle THE THOS. D. MURPHY OO. 79th line wUch oomprlMO lectman Bmest Vlk said yes­ Board of Education alone ex­ 920 in the proposed budget com­ music is already printed with anapolis. were the b4g loeeiv. to' the old 120-member state par- of Manchester at Trinity Coven­ his picture on the front, but It their stomachs if they could Hie election in Baden- Hament. The new (Ustribution ant Church. Her topic Is "Name ONLY THE NEWEST Art and Specialised Calendars, Greetings, Ballpotnta, Pen- terday. pects a $33,000 increase in state pared to $74,920 last year. The force themselves to eat The same brownies were cUs, Book Matches, Gift L«ather and timely Bpeclaltlea. TTie budget, which will be grants over the anticipated total town postponed payment on the still isn’t too late for Senator whisked by the caterer minutes Wuerttemberg waa the last g;ives the Christian Demoemts or Number.” AUCKLAND (AP) — New Robert F. Kennedy to chaijge In Anderson, Ind., where she The line is terrific—strictly new, elaborate and exelustve. presented to tomorrow’s hear­ of approximately $329,819. bonding of the fiscal year ahead of Joan from one stop to stiaite vote before the federal 60 seats, the SociaHsU 37, and A salad smorgasbord will be Zesilsmd’s newest hotel does not A majority of the men and women asaociated with us his mind about his official appeared' on Saturday night, elections next year euid waa con. Free Democrats 18 and the Na- served at noon. Those attending want old taxis hanging around. ing at 8 p.m. in the Hicks Me­ Surplus Expected changeover and high school she caused a disapproving stir another. Affluent young have again hit new helgths of aales acUevement in 1987. morial School gym, contains the notes last year. campaign song. matrons, eyeing Joan’s fash­ aidered an important indication tional Democrats 12. In the old are reminded to bring a salad The 14-story, 332-room Hotel Ours is a lucrative, fast growing, dignified buslneas with In addition, the school board Political cartoonists across among her entourage by don­ of political trends. Public inter parliament the Christian Demo- or cash donation. Reservations Intercontinental hsis bsmned tax­ original requests of the various expects to return a $36,000 sur­ The town retired a five-year ning an eight-year-old coat and ionable almost Twiggy like unlimited earnings and fuoire security. town boards and commissions. bond issue for sewer and water the country are going to have slenderness, declined the calo­ est waq reflected by a 70.6 per crate had 69, the Socialists 47 . may be made at the offices of is older than 1962 models from We furnish everything — no Investment re|j increase if all requested items The same reason accounts for is so provocative in a state 37.3 per cent In 1964. The Free b BC-TV series. Previously, two clinics and enable medical PHONE 649-5531 toward its operation, which where the Kennedy clan is pres­ The itinerary she worked out the Pacific Ocean. local and state councils of CWU. g For beautiful, healthy nails in are approved based on the new the increase in the Board of would amount to about $100 this Democrats Increased their American entertainers have social workers to show patients Bring The Children To Visit Us! grand list of $22,862,006. Tax Review budget of $760 com­ ent en masse so conspicuously share of the vote from 13.1 per signed to be guests on a and their families how to cope Mrs. Gates is also a member: just two weeks, simply brush coming fiscal year. of the executive committee andy on rrp once daily. Helps pre­ It must be noted, however, pared to $460 at present. and the newspapers have been cent to 14.4. one-time basis. with the dread desease. The meeting tonight is to making an issue of "daddy’s vent splitting, breaking, peel­ that no income to the town or Tax Collector Budget provide information for the 120 surpluses were taken into ac­ Although the Tax Collector’s money” being used "to buy ing, chipping. board’s decision on whether to Indiana." | 6 M Not a hardening coat. Not count in arriving at the 11 mills. budget increased to $8,600 (com­ continue to support the service. It is too early to determine pared to $7,500 at present), it Covientry^s Queens of the Ball If Joan Kennedy sensed that a Formaldehyde product, Th« actually reflects a decrease in Finance Board Meets her brother-in-law’s new cam­ only patented nail conditioner what the town’s actual income The Board of Finance has Miss Janette Boisvert, right, a 17-year-old senior £L Coventry the percentage computation ba­ paign song might prove embar­ I 3 5 i formula. Naturally strengthena will be, Wolfanger explained asked the selectmen and the High, wears crown as queen of the Btfe and Drum Ball held and beautifies nails. Results Friday. sis from six-tenths of one per Saturday night in Coventry. With her is last year’s queen. rassing to the family, she gave cent to five-tenths of one per town treasurer to meet with it no indication of it when she guaranteed or gQ The income, state g^rants, and tonight at 7:30 in the town of­ Miss Donna Linderson. Miss Boisvert was selected from ZMFOB A LIFETIME! your money back. ^ cent, Vlk said. sat down to play. You'll never have to buy film 0 acain . . . surpluses are deducted from the among four finalists. (Herald photo by Pinto) The increase in the bookkeep­ fice conference room to discuss She managed to keep her because each time LJzzetts develops and amount to be raised by taxes the $39,000 appropriation for prints your roil of Buioc & White or No protactivA thfald nocBBBBIY* before the mill rate is comput­ er’s salary of $1,000 (compared mind on the difficult arrange­ Koda-color film we xlve you ABSO- to $750 at present) compensates final plans and bid documents meeting night when it was Gov. James A. Rhodes of Ohio ment despite the distractions of LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of film ed. Ihe balance is translated completed. has publicized a slogan which for your camera. We replace the film into the town’s mill rate and is for extra secretarial duties now for the new elementary school. a man who insisted on holding you have developed. Ifa all fresh- HOW MUCH DOUBLE TALK included in the position. The money is to be borrowed Dr. and Mrs. Castagna have proclaims “Profit is not a dirty a large i^otograph of the late dated and top quality and Ko- passed on to the homeowner in on short-term notes. The three children, JoAnn, who is word in Ohio." I dak, too. QuIck processing . . . the form of property tax. The Increase In the town president Kennedy in her line «20 34 hour service for dump allocation proposed at $6,- finance board wants to know now a junior at Bolton Junior- During a recent legislative of vision for "inspiration” as black and white (Just The town presently levies a Senior High School Joseph J., session, state Rep. Keith Mc­ a little bit longer for 61-mlll rate. A mill brings in 000 (compared to $3,600 at what amount, if any, should be she played. color). included in the budget' for the who is now a freshman, and Namara, Columbus, brought a $21,429 to the town. It costs the present), is due to increased Joan is a completely unflap­ use of the town disposal area, next fiscal year. Gina, who is married and lives chuckle from the Rev. Alvin pable campaigner who never 135 average homeowner about $21.- in the state of Washington. Duane Smith, Ohio House chap­ 42 per $1,000 of assessed valua­ and the need to meet state regu­ Castagnas Move In loses her cool. She flew through lations as to its maintenance, Dr. Joseph Castagna, super- Girl Scouts Set Dinner lain, when he passed a slip of turbulent tornado warnings in AT THE PARKAOE tion, based on 66 per cent of the Junior Gdri Scout Troop 668 paper on which was written; 1960 market value of his prop­ according to Iflk. intendenit of schools, moved his a light plane on Saturday, de­ ILIGGEH DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WESTII CAN THE CITIZENS OF will have a mother-daughter erty. The proposed registrars’ family into their new house on "Prophet is not a dirty word vouring her way through eight A budget of $1,500 (compared to the Cbmer of Hebron and dinner Friday at 6:30 p.m. In^ in Ohio." brownies, four peanut butter The new mill rate value will Fellowsliip Hall of Bolton C3on- bring the town $22,862 and will $300 at present) is necessitated School Rds. this weekend. by state statutes, now requiring The Caatagnas moved from gregation^ Church. cost the average homeowner Pleasant Valley in Barkham- about $22.86 per $1,000 of an annual house-to-house voter canvass of all residents 21 years steed, ■where Dr. Ciastegna was Manchester Evening Herald of age or older. superintendent - principal until Bolton correspondent, Oleme- Interest diarges Decrease he took over the Bolton super- well Young, tel. 08-S9S1. initendency Sept. 1, 1967. He NOTICE The town will pqy less in MANCHESTER« TAKE? LITTLE CLERICAL PUN At a meeting of the Planning interest on its various notes and has been comimuting dally, debts than last year. 'Hie total atnylng in hds house bn late- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — P and Zoning Commission of Man-> Chester, Connecticut, held Mon­ day evening, April 22, 1968, the The Following Ad Was In The April 24 Issue following official actions were taken: DENIED; An application from of The Manchester Herald Mitchum anti-perspiranl Alexander Jarvis for zone change as follows: CENTER STREET. To change to Resi­ solves problem perspiration! dence Zone C, all or part of an interior parcel now in Resi­ dence Zone B, described as fol­ Support for ble by new type of formula lows : Northerly: By the present OUR CHILDREN ARE BEING DENIED!! even for thousands who Business Zone, 276’^ more or produced by a trustworthy perspire heavily An less; and by land n/f Charles LEAKY ROOFS! DETERIORATED FACILITIES! 66-year-old laboratory. McKee,-6’, more or less; East­ POOR SCIENCE PACILITIES! antiperspirant that really Don’t give in to Mrspira- erly: By lands n/f P. Pontlcelll works! Solves underarm tion worries; try Mitchum problems for many who had Antl-Perapirant today. et al, J. Leckfor, A. Christina, WE THE PEOPLE must act now by demanding that an additional A. Pontlcelll et al, L. Gaeton despaired of effective help. LIQUID OR CREAM $3.00 et al, W. Pickering et al, H. The children of Manchester are being denied TOTAL $319,000 be restored to the Educational Budget for 1968-69. This is the Mitchum Anti-Perspirant areas of education Many are not receiving remedial reading or speech ^ Ip keeps underarms abso­ 90-day supply. Trueman et al, in part by each Project Concern amount the General Manager has recommended cut from an already mini­ lutely dry for thousands of 442’, more or less; Southerly: S T s w r a te S n S d T fo r success in life. Social w orkers^d ^idance pei- grateful users. Positive ac­ By land n/f H. Trueman et al, sonnel are not being supplied in adequate quantities. mal budget. CALL THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS-LET THEM KNOW tion coupled with ctmplcte 267’, more or less; and Wester­ The oaiy_ their best job without the necessary facilities to prepar^hem for colleg , HOW YOU FEEL! gentienesg to normal akin ly: By land n/f H. Trueman et in 'the and clothing is made possi­ al, 34’, more or less, and by a in a job, or merely living comfortably with others more fortunate. (General Manager right of way n/f Charles McKee, lOie 287’, more or less, and by land Teachers are overburdened due to the lack <>f ROBERT B. WEISS n/f of the "Edgemont” sub­ in i special services in preparing instructional materials for our childen. Board of Directors division, 201’, more or less. ' oiir, nr APPROVED: An application Ats 'on nr Manchester exists in the past, u ^ the old tools NATHAN AGOSTINELU, Chairman...... from Town of Manchester for an unrealiable. Physical facilities are inadequate m many HAROLD TURKINGTON ...... 64^8810 SOLID VALUE! zone change as follows: WOOD- •4a ' O f i toilet facilities are notoriously obsolete, ventilation is mserable, etc. BRIDGE ST.—To change to ' Cb: Business 2k>ne H, an area now No one is looking for plush settings, but our boys and girx MUST have in Residence Zone B, describe^ adequate staffing to draw from and equipment and materiSs to learn wd . WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD...... 647-1230 as follows: Beginning at a point FRANCIS MAHONEY ...... 643-7152 ^ t e r . ^ T h e MartChester Education Association, which on the south side of Woodbridge Of WAYNE MANTZ ...... ^3-2554 St. approximately 125’ east of n u r J its own funds, feels the Manchester Board of Education 1 ^ been R EM I^ Is not DAVID ODEGARD...... Main St. at the easterly end of see* hn I in not making the problems of the school system known to the community ANTHONY PIETRANTONIO...... 649-3630 Business Zone H, the line runs it and by permitting these problems to continue. easterly 60’, more or less; at, thence southerly 166’, more or THE COMMUNITY MUST be made a w ^ of the deteriorating con­ Board of Education „, r. or.r, less; thence westerly 60’, more JOHN S. G. ROTNER, Chairman...... 643-8251 or less; thence southerly 67’, Afa ditions its children and staff are burdened with. more or less; thence westerly 2 30’, more or less, to present Business Zone I I ; thence nor­ therly 230’, more or less, to NATHAN AGOSTINELU, Mayor point of beginning. ON THE ONE HAND ON THE OTHER HAND DENIED: An application from Archambault Builders for Spe­ cial Permit for Group Dwellings Project Concern Has Been Supported The Abave Conditiops Exist as shown on plan entitled "Jef­ Our Educational Facilities ore ferson Apartments - Jefferson By The Following Groups and Others St., Manchester, Connecticut - With A «5.760.000 Plus Site Development Plan 1/16’’ equals 1’ - 0’ Design Service - • Democratic and Republican Town Committee Adequate To^US^TUDENT^ 34 Cohnectlcut Blvd., East • Manchrater Educational Association Board Hartford, Conn. 9-8-87” Educatianal Budget ^lOT APPROVED: An application • Manchester Federation of Teachers from MISAC CORP. for Special • Leafi^K o f Women V o t ^ have a gift for Permit for Group Dwellings as • M ^chester Bar Association FROM HARTFORD INCLUDING State and Fed. Aid shown on plan titled "Beech- • M anchester A rea Committee o f 'YWCA wood - Proposed Apartments - Oakland Street - Manchester, • North Methodist Church every Mother you have. Conn. Engineering/Landscape • Manchester Human Retations Commission Collaboratlv*, Norwich, Connec- • Executive Board Manchester Church Women United Ucut - Scale 1” equals 40’ - SOLID COLOGNE Feb. 19, 1968 - Revised 8-12-68" • Church Councils For your Mother, who babysits for you For your out-of-town grandmother (11 sheets) (with conditions) • Center Congrregatumal Church 1a with the kids and the cat and the dog I with the fuzzy handwriting, we have a APPROVED: A plan for sub­ • South Methodist Church / and the guppies and drives the car I Long Distance Gift Certificate. regular $2.25 size division of land as shown on • Second Congregatipnal Church pool on Thursdays, we have the plan titled "Sinai Sub-dlvlslon • Trinity Covenant Church Trimline’ phone. * for your mother-in-law, we have a Plan - HICKORY RIDGE - Ver­ I , Princess® phone in her favorite color. HOW GULLIBLE ARE WE $-|00 • St. Mary’s Episcopal Vestry non St. Vicinity - Manchester, I For your dear, oear, great, great grand­ Conn. Prop, of Irving L. Bayer • Executive Boards, Manchester Green PTA and Buckley PTA ^ I For your fairy Godmother, we have the et al Scale 1" equals 60’ - Dec. ma mother, who's hard of hearing, we available In three marvelous • Temple Beth Slmlom have a volume-control phone that I , Bell Chime ringer. It has a happy mu­ 1967 - Lawrence ,E. HUghes, sical tone that she’ll hear from any Reg. L.S. Vernon, Conn;’’ (8 makes it easier for her to hear how Dana fragrances sheets) (w ith. conditions) Connecticut State PTA Convention Went On Record April 24 much you love her. place in the castle. The effective date of the In I^vor Of Ideals Of Project Concern TABU... 20 CARATS... AMBUSH above actions will be May 1, ' For your old childhood pal. Mother And If you order by May 8th, we’ll SUPPOSED TO BE? 1968. Goose, who spends so much time out­ gift-wrap and deliver at no extra cost. P H o lii p l a n n in g a n d COMMITTEE FOR CONCERN—Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Treas. And you can charge your gift selec­ This ad poid far by Bud Brawn (D&L, Coeiuetics, oH 4 store*) ZONING COMMISSION doors, we have the Patio Pak^ includ­ ing outdoor gongs, extensions and tion — you have Instant crpdit at The STORE M. Adler Dobkln, ‘ PULL YES LEVER ON LAST QUESTION TUES., APRIL 30 Phone Store. Stop in and browse Gbalrman jacks (no beanstalks). ..Tkfl ■ Naw 'Hifbiai C«ap«y Clarence W. Welti, around, or givo us a call, Secretary PAOB m m i PAGE EIOHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968

this country for all our fellow is necesMry for the Negro to the necessity of "compliance” sidering that Hartford hopes to In a few minutes^ It used to soon as It has been thawed, or Missile Range, N. M.; and Oolo- cltisens, particularly the neg- compete. Project Concern is on- in many different forms. This bus out 700 pupils this year, that People in Coventiry> take a day or more because It will lose much of its potency, Mayor Plans rsido Springe, Oolo. IUQUORS — WINES lected and the oppressed. It has ly one small part of the effort “ compliance” doesn’t leave us will amount to apimndmately Easier Lives some hemophiliacs need so One of the Impostant restrlc- lit Ori. James E. Beckett, C O R M A tS - Commander ot the 24th Aitll- The Open Forum been argued, with some validity, necessary if all citizens are to the freedom of ,choice we are 8280,000 of State funds, plus a much plsuima and It can’t be tlons hemophlllaqs thus will be Minimum PricM that the most immediate causes be ‘truly equal and if our told we Have, 'skuoh time I large portion of federal grants, Circle Fashion Show to Aid Slated for given all at once because of able to shed is the fear that Army Visit lery Group, Hartford, wlU ac­ Oommunlcatl(»is for publication on the Open Forum will not of the problem are inadequate country is to survive as a de- mentioned this federal law, Mr. any or all of which may bo used The News the danger of heart failure. often keeps them from going far company the 14 gueste.' A R T H im M U S be guaranteed publication if they contain more than 800 housing regulations and in- mocracy. Rottner, Mr. Scott, Mr." Rogers for this program, Dr. Shanbrom, an assistant from home. With the new factor Mlayor Neuthen AgodUnriU word*. Hie Herald reaervea the right to decline to publish adequate opportunities for mo- Eyery citizen of Manchester and Mrs. Knowlton have first All budgets show expenditures Pope Weeps in Memory Puerto Rico Hospital Fund ‘Bleeders^ clinical professor of medicine at dry In a kit, any doctor will be and two other Hei'tfond area DIOOINO FOR HISTORY any matter that may be libelous or which is in bad taste. billty. Work is desperately need- will have the opportunity on admitted they aren’t aware of which are to be reimbursed by VA’nCAN CITY (AP) - Pope UCLA, worked with a team of able to administer it quickly. peraons are among 14 New Elng- JERUSALEM (AP) — Ar­ Free expression of political views is desired by contributions ed here. Underlying these April 30, In the privacy of the this law but they then tell me State funds because they have The Gleaners Circle of toe nesday In the Nathan Hale ’The Los Angeles Times Paul VI wept for a few mo­ Flyland chemists and with Dr. Other advantages of the new land civic leadens Invited to a chaeologists digging below toe of this character but lettent which are defamatory or abusive causes, however. Is a lack of voting booth, to prove whether It doesn’t apply to this sltua- to be expended before they can Second Congregational Church Community Center. Hostesses Washington Post Newrs Service K.M. Brinkhous of the Univer- product are that of reducing al- western and southern walls of ments Sunday as he spoke to a cne-wock U. S. Army “ Opera- Win be rejected. communication between the or not he really believes In the tlon. If they don’t know the law, be reimbursed In the following group of pilgrims from his home is sponsoring a fashion show at will be Mrs. David Bates, Mrs. LOS ANGELES—’The lives of slty of North Carolina In de- ierglc reactions and the number toe ancient Temple Mount in F U E L D I L races. I feel that It Is one of Bill of Rights and in the Con- how do they know it doesn’t fiscal year. The program is now« town about the last years of his 8 p.m. Friday at the Church ’Thomas Strycharz and Mrs. Wll- the approximately 40,(X)0 hemo- veloplng toe purified antl-hemo- of patients who become tolerant tton Understanding” ibcwr, be- Arab East Jerusalem expect to the hopes of Project Concern to stltution of the United apply here? I thought we had costing and will cost the tax- Communlty House on Rt. 44A. 11am Kissane. phillacs, or "bleeders,” In the uncover a marble pavement mother’s life. phllia factor. He and Dr. Brink- of It. gtmlng May 20. ”Thls Friendly Town” Its asserUon that ” lt is also a breach this communication bar- States.If he really believes— to obey all federal law; other- payers In Connecticut and In all The 70-year-old/pontiff cele­ The clothes will be provided by ------United States are going to be a hous described toe factor at a Dr. Shanbrom said toe con- ’The other two from the Hart- laid by King Herod nearly 2,800 To the Editor, fact that there have been many ^ler so that In future genera- there is only one way to vote, wise, why do we pay Income 80 states a fantastic amount of brated a Mass In St. Peter’s a casuals’ shop in Manchester. Advertisement: lot easier starting about May 1. recent Toronto meeting of the centrate also controls the bleed- fkjpd area are Hartford Olty years ago. I would like to E^peal to my peculiar incidents In our schools these other causes will be I urge all citizens to vote, and tax? money, Prof. Benyamln Mazar, lead­ Basilica for pilgrims from north Proceeds from toe show will 'Wanted: Neiwidboys or news- ’That Is when a new concen- Amerlcan Society of Hemotol- ing gf an even rarer kind of ’Treasurer John Mlahon and fellow townspeople of Man- connected with this program eradicated, or at least consld- to vote In favor of Project Con- For these reasons among oth- Connecticut is piqued by ing toe dig around the sacred 4 be given to the Ryder Hospital girls In the lake area of Ooven- tratlon and purification of the ogy. hemophilia, one that Is acquired James O’Ootmor o f West Hart­ Chester to vote yes for contlnu- that have been concealed and erably alleviated. cem. era I doubt the wisdom of con- balance of payments deficit and Italy. In Puerto Rico for Its building try. Call Hie Herald drculation mount where the Jews’ second ’Then he spoke to representa­ man blood plasma will bo avail­ Working on the concentration rather than Inherited, ford, area sales manager for the PER Ing Project Concern. hushed up by school author!- j hopeful that the citizens William E. PltzOerald tlnulng the project. Since all Intolerable domestic deficits. fund. Department; Mr. Oordera or temple stood until Its destruc­ GALLON tives of a women’s Roman Cath­ able to doctors and hospitals, at Hyland In Glendale, Calif., This acquired type of hemo- Soitthem Now England 'Tele­ ’The busing prog;ram In our ties.” As to what these ” pecu- jyf Manchester will show their - those who are for It have pre- We have to reach a sensible Intermission entertainment Mr. WUacm, 947-9946. and their patients with hemo­ wlth Dr. Shanbrom were Da- phipg can affect women who, tion In 70 A.D., said the pave­ O.O.D. olic organization from the phone Oo. town has been a resounding sue- liar Incidents” may have been, intelligent awareness, their ®ne Sunday In Manchester judged everyone against it to be equation. Non-whites should will be provided by the ------ment Is about 4. feet under- diocese of Brescia, saying: philia. phne Tse, Lajos Fekete and though they are toe carriers of "Operation Understanding” Is We Guarantee . . . 81,000 Re­ cess on all counts including Im- the Manchester reader and vot- g-nae of justice and their char- Editor, a bigot and a racist then I know realize this an well. We must Choraleers, a local singing Manchester Evening Herald g^round. ' "We cannot leave this group ’The factor Is a protein pres­ Robert Bishop. hereditary hemopliJliA, do not designed to acquaint dvlc lead­ ward if proven that, the d l proved education for our chll- er is supposed to use his or her jj overwhelminglyJ ’ support- ''^® ^®** ®n experience----- ontn~- Eas- T ...IIII wlH, Ko be smeared mrfthwith that, sssess without the usual group. Refreshments will fol­ Coventry correspondent, F. After the marble Is unearthed, Uncolii photo without a word or two because ent in very small amounts in According to them, the new themselves get It. ers with the Army’s role in the you buy from us nol 'equal dren and those of our Negro imagination, drawing on all the - i . continuation of Project *-®*‘ Sunday afternoon In your But then I have always found diatribe from either aide whath- low the program. Pauline Little, tel. 742-6231. the dig will trace toe walls of or superior to any other on wn 1 Brescia is the spiritual and cui- the blood of normal persons, concentrate will be given In Nation’s air defense. ’The guests brothers In the North End. It suggestions that might be of- town that we think deserves pub- that thosew.—.. who "..V. can’t V fight------with er the program is the way to Hair styles will be done by a doctors’ offices and not neces­ Ophel, toe biblical city of David, the market!! iLnsaeea tural home of my birth. My and which causes It to clot. LIVE 'TV will atibend mdaslle firing at the has afforded us the opportunity fered by folklore, superstition, ponretmine- other ouestions I We were headed back facts fairly do resort to the use integrate and educate our dls- local beauty shop. BUSES WITH sarily always In hospitals and he said. ^ ^ mother belonged to this very Hemophiliacs lack normal HONOLULU (AP) — A 17- country’s longest firing ranges to express the gfood will which and instinctual prejudice. A ne-ainst changing *b Massachusetts of smears, names and insults, advantaged pupils. Schools Persons Interested In obtain­ SILENT BEEPERS clinics. ’That In Itself will be a The engagement of Miss game group and dedicated the amounts of the antiehmophllic year-old youth has mixed feel­ and •will be briefed at th© North COOPERATIVE as a 10 year resident I have ex- good many people have heard , -ifeHnp-the hnnprt from a visit In Manchester and That I expect. But I resent most should not be used for social T 'vr»,« » iwor. ------° t. i.. ing tickets are asked to call a boon for patients. ings about television. perietieed-in thU friendly. c°n- some of these rumors, and fp-ninst nnv an ^® northern end of their using God, religion and reform. Project Concern some- ^n*®® sf in last years of her life In working BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) —An does not clot properly. ’The American Air Defense Combat member of the Gleaners’ Circle, standard treatment has been ’The chemists have the plasma He ran away from home and cemed town. It has given us the traced them down to absolutely ®ddcatlon and ®g _ y P porker St., when we had a flat duty as the basts for a yes vote, how gives a large majority the ^ ' for It.” electronic automatic bus identi- treatment has been Openatlans Center on national X e ro x (Dopy S ervice OIL COMPANY or Mrs. Elbert I. Carlson on fication system that can sum­ massive transfusions or In- purified Into a dry powder. In headed for a local ’TV station benefit of the new friendships nothing In fact. The "peculiar “ *‘® on our car. It was the left To use God to suit their own feeling that this will solve the Waltham Mass., hM jt ^as then and continental air defense mat­ Twin Hill Dr. to watch some wrestling In a Maneheszer which have developed between incidents,” so far as such Inves- *^® Jnduded In annual although we got purposes and Ignore Him all problem and they now have an ’i®J wept before giving his blessing. mon police, maintenance or su­ fusions of blood plasma from which form it can be stored ters. ZBA Hearing May 6 pervisory, assistance, as well as normal persons. Joideflnltely. Even in solution. studio ring. Blueprint and Supply, Inc. 643-1553 members of our two communl- tlgatlon has discovered, all took T/'® out of the road as far as pos- other times I find repulsive. I excuse for further InacUon, ww. i v . /I M ’The trip will include vlsdfts to The Zoning Board of Appeals Improve Efficiency, was Intro- According to Dr. Edward however. It can stand for sev- His mother, at home watch- ties and has led to a better un- place in the Imagination of ®‘f''‘sed attempt to return the traffic, didn’t hear any of these thought- which stems from the City of e town’s sanitary sewer sys- that if his father was In the ed to vote no. house these students? If they not continued? HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Actor tain insurance in toe building __ -•—e* o ■ __ __ U to5 ue be a, a uo do Muouer gooder ao so — — lei let a s . ,__ •' ^ same nosltlonposition he honedhoped some- Sincerely, ^ ___ ggn’t, then what Is the next Yes, It.Is so little for us to jg,„gg Drury, 34, and his new where toe business Is present­ measured in K®*^ “ ®"^ support the ml- In town budgets. Town bound- ^ ^ What a pity that the towm’s °uc would help him. Waiting In Mrs. Peter SadloskI step? do, and yeit it moans so much ^ jg ggtrggg phyllls Jacqueline ly being conducted on Mason aries have little to do with the .. Mnnehester EdncnMnn Aa natural water areas have been his car while he changed oim tire ^ ’Thank you, to these children, that we owe j^ngbell, say they will postpone St. I The appeal's board recently : ' §3js! question because the racial ^® «dth PoUuted, some areas so bad- was his wife and small cWldren A SlUy, Question Yours truly, it to ourselves, and to the kind honeymoon for two problem is a moral one even Rnnrd nf tertnmHnn nnH mir 'y **^®^ even wild life cannot whom he said he was taktag on To the Editor, Harold ’Trombley of a town we want to live In, j^g^thg granted permission to G. Ray- let the accusations mond Johnson to construct a $ before□eiore Itit Is« a“ social one and It Town_ Manager-KManarray survive. It Is the result of ye"rs ® tattle outing. We thanked h m i cannot let to go to the polls on ’Tuesday,.. ^ „The Vlrginl- will be solved in the hearts of _ . __ _ . , . of neglect, thoughtlessness and ®nd went on our way with a contained In paid advertising by -So Little, 80 Much’ and support with a ” yw ” vote, married Miss Mitchell, 33, three-car garage in a C-1 Zone ; (Industrial zone) on property , 'men or it won’t be solved at children^ nf unconcern. ------feeling- of -Joy - that . there .v, are t t so« the teachers union to go unchal- To the Editor, Project ^ n cem , thereby keep- gj ^he Westwood HUls located on Mason St. all. We in Manchester cannot .A Aluoi.Just icvcAALijrecently XI JAO.ZX had «uA an vuwi- oppor- many young people * a v a 8 lenged. ^ yetiTB, ttglow, thc ray of nope that Q^ristian Church Drury’s tele- let such an opportunity go by ‘nnawrow ^ thoughtful and wiUing to help The ^ s t line of the ad ^ ys, mountains of words have been has been brought Into the lives g^^es Is' currently In Coventry-to-Coventry Panel The Coventry- to- Coventry I :o n o i^ for continuing the good we’ve y°u ^°n8:et - the pro- ^ others. quote "The children of Manches- writte:i and spoken about Pro- of these children, who are at- productions for next year’s tele- begun I foror one will be asham-asnam- pherts or qooiti auidh as those “ ‘” 7 must *.i. have been i . _ a lovely i i i brook, . We vtnnA hope Hiaf that nil ^1 thosfitoose who who ter are om being KAinor denied Honinri total frztni in- in. jecta.»_ a Ckjncem.___ Itva was under- . AAnciAnw tending «■*. our «nka-u-iia schools iindzi**under Proj- Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the Coventry ed of our town If we do. Please *^®®'« 1948-49 must not be al- .^^,jgding its way through the stopped will see this letter and strucUon in all areas of educa- standable two years ago, when ®®t Concern, High School cafeteria. \ vote to continuelontlnue Project Con- lowi^ to rear their ugly heads meadow. Not now for It has be- hnow how much we appreciate tlon” unquote. this program was virtually un- Hai again. H e a r in g Postponed Vision Clinic Tomorrow \ cem. their kindness. The ad goes on to say that known, for questions to be rals- J.J. Shields Our family has always been ®°7® ^ Mr. M d Mrs. Robert M. May many are not receiving re- ed about the project, and what Town of Manchester LONDON (AP) — American The first in a series of five folk singer Julie Felix was re­ vision screening clinics for grateful for the privilege of ® f Mayfield Road medial reading or speech help, effect It would have on the Town growing up and Hvlng in this bordered by dead plant leased on ball today for a later pre-kindergarten children will t s h e g e i Mr. Luplen’s Questions Groton, Massachusetts The real truth Is that Man- of Manchester and our local w on de^ l community ® blue-green court hearing on drug charges. be held from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. scum. And this Is only a small Chester taxpayers are paying schools. The project was call- Circle Elects To the Editor, Sincerely, Mrs. Sadloskl’B Views She was also charged with vi­ tomorrow in toe Town Hall on wiih beautAw The people of Manchester teachers to teach our children ed experimental, and just what Sam^M.’ SUversteln . To the Editor, olating Britain’s currency regu­ Route 31. The clinics to be con­ N owe their thanks to the major­ It is a shame that nature’s , ^ „ but we are having to pay "spec- did this mean? What would hap- Mrs. McNamara 28 Stephen St. "Methlnks thou protest tw [g, teachers” to remedy the job pen at the end of the two year lations. tinued at the same time and ity of the Town Directors who beauty and resources should be place May 7, 14, 21, and 28, will , Manchester, Conn. much” as Shakespeare said, that was not done in the first experimental period’ Mrs. John McNamara of 88 The 29-year*old Los Angeles have restored their voting so abused by man, with little The more I am told I have^to p,gj.g ^ ^ Singer, known in BriftaJin as the be conducted on an appoint­ top quality, finest or no regard for the consequen- Now we are at a point, where Cushman Dr. was recently elect- save on ISational rights In regard to Project Con­ “True Sharing" queen of the protest song, was ment basis with Mrs. Mark ; cern — the Hartford Busing ces. I. for one. would like some- ^ jg 'J ^ T o r me" Manchester taxp®yers have a we have had two years ex- ed leader of the Our Lady of ^cked up Spink of Upton Dr. handling toe V day soon to enjoy Manchester’s naore I douot it is g o ^ lor me. ^ight to expect that the teachers perience with Project Concern. „ . picxea up ai Lxmoon airi»iT lasi ( J a k le ^ Program. What a serious blow appointments. brands . . . use this res^nse to _Santo ^i[ers. To thliik^that we must 3 ^ “ /® ® ” the job without having to We can now make'some evalu- Unity Mothers C re e at a meet- f V b®r w®V ^ ® ^ t z e r The clinics will be for screen- » Baby Week Buys R®^a'B 1 "tJr -wed. 4-24 re- goT^othVr to“ U ! = r t l h e '^ o T e c f l a T n o T ^ X aUon“ ; f ‘ to e '^ m j^ c r w ;'n T w ing at the home of Mrs. Norman land a n d ^ possess- A ing pre-kindergarten age chil­ g a n ^ g Pro ect Concern. I do ^ that the project was nothtog but something about what has Sousa, West Hartford. ing '"ariluana.marijuana. Little vice to bar tola important Ref dren who will be attending kin­ not "prefer to ignore” the facts „ hmnU an experiment with no future General M ea ger allow- happened to Manchester, with A detective asked that toe erendum question from toe vot­ In a brook seems ridiculous. Other officers elected dergarten classes this coming handy check list! of life you speak of. But to wait g„^g,y ,, g^gj^ plans, ed toe Board of EducaUon an this project program court case be postponed until at all D&L stores! ing machines! in our Mrs. Thomas Parker, co-lead­ fall and are being sponsored by Sherbits May 13 until the narcotics could The average citizen Is smart ®®lved such ^ j^g^ recognized this sad ® " / thiv increase of more than a half schools; what has happened to ers; Mrs. Richard Jennings, sec- “ >® the Coventry Public Health tough to make up his own mind ^ '^ e m f and t f f r e ^ ^^e ‘‘ c i Z i to con ttou ^^d exp ^ d budget and the our school children; our edu- retory; Mrs. James L. I^fRocco, ‘>® Nursing Association. aoout Project Concern. Remem- P>"obl®n,s and grievances l^fore town to clean up Its water, how “ ®1^° loeic thev Teachers'^®®®b®J‘® Union now have the cational program an-’and In------gen----- treasurer; Mrs. -Herbert ------Steven- 4 H Club Meeting w hnth nnlitlral chiefs and '^® °"®'^ *'®’P .unrealistic. resMnslble clt zens ^*^® '^®'^ ® ‘logic iney colossal nerve to ask for 8319.- gral the overall effeceffect of toe son and Mrs. George Yorko, rep­ The Jolly Garden 4-H Work­ a □ Hooded Orion Sacques—assorted □ Reversible Cotton Coverlet—with resentatives to Combined Catoo- Now Many Woar ers will meet at 7:30 p.m. May colors and patterns. v.«o». «.,l,a.pol,ticU J»..l, 0.dyb..n«.l.p 1 d to, A , number------of things-- we do He Motlfers Circle; Mrs. John 7 nt the home of James T. Lald- scalloped corner, W amcel filling. p still dodge and refuse to truth-., ^jg^^„ „ ^ ■^ere no^"®®d to go any pr.ur Mahan jvianan aiat a DoaruBoard ofui Edu-i:,uu- .1, < * *1. » •‘now. There has been no lessen- McKeon, librarian; Mrs. Robert FALSE TEETH law, leader, on Grant Hill Road. Nursery print i-everees to white. Reg. 4.50. 3 .3 9 fully answer these important “ ” bud'get"problems and ^“rther Into this subject for ' meeting did admit want- ®P)‘ ® ®tiucaUonal responsi- Nelswanger, publicity; and Mrs. With Moro Comfort The subject of toe meeting will questions:- ^ eva n ces of one sort or an- y°ur newspaper has given us g® Hartford stu- “ ^®y '®'^®'‘ children to bimy to the children of Man- John Collins, hospitality. be on insecticides. Reg. 4.50. 3 .5 9 Ing To overcome dlicomfort when Kindergarten Aides 1. Why haan t Hartford set Qtjjer. Do you teach your chll- excellent Information on the ex- dents out to surrounding towns. Chester. There has been no ma- dentures eUp, elide or looeen, just Q Sweater and Bonnet Set to go the example two years ago, ^^en to share OTVi-07 QiioyA lo istlug condltioos and problems. "^neThe ad goes on to tell aoouiabout jg^lal increase, if any, in the FOR THE GIRLS sprinkle a little FAS'l'EgrH on your Volunteer motoers assisting e. Why. Share Is truthfully say "I 1 leaking roofs and other obsolete pletee. PASTKBTR holds dentures with the classes of the North \' □ Ruffled Plisse Coverlet—fairyland “ home from the hospital.” White. by busing its own pupils around g . It Is worthless to . , , . " ...y* that was quoted Inin the original ® g S g " ‘^ rnViA h e T Av»iiAVi u r i las tViof fni* teacher-pupU relations PERTH Australia AP) - firmer. Tou eat better, feel more comfortable. PABTEKTH Is alkaline CJoventry Cooperative Kinder­ Reg. 3.50. within the city? ggy jt if we cannot live It. There have not been Informed” vet thev deny any of Project Concern. Julie Roberts, 18, Is wondering —won’t sour. R e ^ check plate odor. print, Warmcel filling. 36 x 45. 2 .3 9 2. Why does Hartford conUn- ^ n o rirtoe r s h ^ r i i g X t ^®®. ‘ bis project will cost ^ t T " " " , m‘'’ %‘ T T ” ;.naTr: ^bere has been n ; advVroe ef-' whether she will be able to gel ______Dentures that fit are_ ___ essential______to garten during the week will in­ ue to duck its educational re- means nothing to us. True shar- "loney but 83.7 million of the g^ Knwlton H^rth“ "toflrhers“ "um or ( ^ A ) '®®‘ ‘ be area of discipline, some dried lizards past toe Cus- clude Mr. George Farr, Mrs. Reg. 4:50. 3 .5 9 sponalbllltles by unloading i„g means giving a part of our- ‘° ‘ ®1 million has been al- the League of Women Voters “ ?® m o r '^ d ''®®‘®‘ ••Nations, or to the over- toms men when she arrives In . ------•. Thomas Corcoran, and Mrs. An­ sale of Lollipop □ Infants’ Orion Knit Dresses— as­ tonio D'Ambrosio. In charge of V-., them on the outlying towns? gglves and our children must located to the town from state gg,^ that the people are filled ‘"®'l® ^ h a v e ^ e l n ^v^ ®‘' ®®bool system of our com- New York later this year. ------\ sorted colors and styles. Size M, 3. Why do the Hartford poll- 300 ^3 (jo this in order for us federal funds. Certainly X M se f L r Z c e "reverse to s X u o '^ ^ e can say that Pro^ i" b ® ’ Yobl"e, a Perth sub- cleaning the classroom in toe □ Everglaze Comforter — Tyrolean Ucos Insist on blocking the to expect it of them. To use r®®l Progress In this area has . me” was never ever men- . ® msirucuo concern has not caused nrb, plans to take toe lizards, as GHARGE YOUR Second Congregational Church print revei'ses to soflid white. L. Reg. $5. 3 .3 9 -V V* __ hoAn AH 4ir» Arv wirtur 6 basement on May 4 will be Mrs. panties building of toe much needed your words "toe overall educa- been ignored up to now. Can yoned and wasn’t even a part _„„pnt hndeet hearine difficulties in any direction to ®® example of aboriginal food, Wai’mcel filled. Reg. $6. 1.59 -----new schools for .. which...... money...... tional...... well-being:...... and.. . the...... future. we afford more iemoraneeignorance or Harvard report. Since the thfteachers "packed^’ th r m e ^ ‘ be educational program for the ®>ong ^ th some boomerangs PRESCRIPTION Peter O’Brien, and Mrs. Steph­ has been voted from two to four progress” of my children will neglect? Leamiew _____ has 1___ iwA.vvwvAi^nAkxr^ investigated aV theia n«A - ♦AaohA*’ . aqU . aH thA mies-____ children rhilrtrAn of Af Mar. MnnAViAaf______a f and WlldflOWers tO SHOW lO en Oehmsen. > ^ □ Infants’ Orion Sweaters— solid col­ Volunteer motoers assisting years ago? certainly not be accomplished You can be sure that I will matter thoroughly I do not un- will Manchester accept Then, there Is the other side, American Girl Scouts. □ Nylon Comforter Set—with em­ ors, embroidery and appliques for 4. Why should we provide if they have not learned to share be voting ''Yes’’ for Question jg^gtand how they could make hi^ er taxes and better schools where our own children have „ ^“ ‘ ‘® ?. with the classes of the South for misses^ children^ ^irls cl„.,oom .pac. ,0, HrUard 'j'"' * .h.t I h.v, «,.d 1, X «nd b.ea .Bord.d Ihe opporlunlly Coventry Cooperative Nursery broidered nylon ruffle. Floral print boys and girls. Reg. 3.50. 2 .2 9 chUdren when our school ad- needy chl-W. Is not the hoppS- r o’. .. myself in the Harvard plan. If Heterioratine schools? ‘ o "leet with and get to know, ^fPf®®®"' Aiwiraiia s iw ^ and Kindergarten In toe Nathan reverses to solid white. 36 x 45. Hale Community Center during mlnlstrators tell us repeatedly ness my children will reap in G ^ g ia L. Stauffer information on this point ^ g j g fm y question when a segment of our citizens, about °g^ R conference starting in Reg. 8..50. S 7 that our schools are crowded knowing they have been help- , wrong, how can we trust the Manchester is laboring under a whom they previously knew ‘ r Tniv n ^ the week will include Mrs. AT □ Toddlers’ Orion Sweaters— assort­ as of this date? ® big part of their overa “ For Clean Water” facts? S e r i n T budget. In spite of little. Through daily assocla- th„ ^rls Michael Wogan, Mrs. Alton Tay­ lor, Mrs. Jerry Dufour, Mrs. ed patterns and colors for boys 8. Just how many Hartford educational well-telng? I will To toe Editor ^ questioned Dr. Mahan the 7,000,000 dollar budget some tlons, they have studied togeth- American ffmi- □ Receiving Blankets— 100% cotton / puplls do toe Project Concern not cheat my c^dren out of For the past few years In all statement of Mr, of toe teachers tried to scare er, played together, visited to- arid'^glve talks to clubs col- PINE PHARMACY Edward DeGroff, and Mrs. Bar­ luid girls, 2-3-4. Reg. 4.50. 3 .3 9 ry Pender. In charge of cleaning / pushers ultimately want to ‘b®‘>‘___ ‘t, "®'^! f ’. Bair, Hartford’sHaruoras Superintendentaupenmenaeni toeme people by oy sayingauyiuB that “ mi, two b gather,—■—- i and —- all - of...... this- without i.„,e„;g - „ oirl Scout camps CM Center S t MS-N14 in blue, pink, seafoam. 26 x 34. force Into our school system? vote yes for Project Concern, heard a great deal of talk about gghools, that Hartford should schools might have to be closed any of toe prejudices that seem ^ the classrooms May 4 will be Reg. 69c. 2 for $1 Is It 82; 180; 200 ; 400; or even Katoleen BOiauc pollution go out of the education business for the lack of funds. to be all about us. Mrs. Fred Doyle, Mrs. James n Kleinert’s Duralite Pants— pull-on. more? , . u " let toe surrounding towns The prize statement of toe Project Concern has brought Lamb and Mrs. Pender. The parents of the school chil­ Reg. $1. 2 foi’ 1-B® 6. Will toe voters have any * Intend To Vote Yes April 30 I have an opportunity gjjggj.jj Hartford school sys- budget hearing was that toe a ray of hope into toe lives of □ Orion Blend Blanket—white, pink, more say about Project Con- To the Editor, oa an indivldi.a! to do some- ^ g gyg^ggg income of Manchester 62 disadvantaged school chll- dren will meet nt 8 p.m. Wed- snai>on or toddlers’ . blue or maize with fanc.v acetate cem each year when the con- On ’Tuesday I intend to vote |hmg about toe pollution prob- ^^.^g’^gj. g „ j gxpect it to people is $10,000 yearly. I am dren, a ray of hope they have X Reg. 1.25. 2 fo*' 2 .1 9 tract comes up for renewal? yes on toe advisory questioiz iem- j . ,, ,, happen. Mr. Bair was question- sure many of our residents were so greatly needed. No one, not / deilustered binding. I have contacted many teach- ‘ be contin^tlon of „ „ “ ®b®stej^^mu^^ g^ ,t^,g surprised. even those who are directly as- Reg. 4.50. ■ 3 .2 9 ers to get their reactions to this Project Concern; although ^ °® ‘^® month’s Board of -- Education------Wilber Little, sociated with toe operation of r □ Thermo Crib Blankets—solid col- project. With but very few think It Is unfortunate, and per- 1 aX elnl^nolnt of meeting and he repeated this ------Project Concern, will say that exceptions, they are very haps even Illegal, that the ques- only from a fin an ce said he does ora or rosebush ixittein, “ Schools Not For this is toe total answer to toe □ Assorted Coveralls— brushed ny­ definitely 6 goingV,...6 to vote ..V,no ....on tlon Is .put to the voters. ------The - - v. ew . because of . . toe federal and wuiu lo sec uua ..apiie..,happen. Hene Soclal Reform” raiclal probtems Caring this na- " Reg. 4.50. 3 .2 9 Project Concern on April 30. board of directors has usurped ®‘®‘®s‘ ® « Branm oui aiso th oecaiwe a f we ®'®o referred to educational To .v, toe Editor,------tlon,------this------state and this com- [ i lon prints, solid terries, solid Practically all of toe teachers the authority of the board of or a moral omigauon mat we taxpayers In Connecticut munity. Project Concern U but Eiderlon, gripiier and snap styles. % admit that they dare not make education by calling for the |^ve to ourselves ana our neign- i,g funding the Project Con- a small contribution on our □ Fitted Crib Sheets— ^white, pastels any public statements because vote, and the ’ board of educa bors. At several meetings I have cern type program to be Inltiat- pert to show our concern for Reg. $8. • 1 .9 9 2 of the fear of harassment or tlon has abdicated its responsl- Fore U. eictu.clean waterY.U.IC. in...^ Manches..»<»,.e..eo- y j gj ■ y^jg ■ ■ comlng September, and our interest In these under- ^ or prints. Reg. 1.59. 1 .1 9 reprisal by their superiors. But billty by delaying Its vote. Also, tor, 1 urge a yes vote on ^g^ section 604 Hartford Is not funding all of privileged and dloadwanitaged ^ V they intend to register their dls- I wonder If the cost of the ad- Ques on . which says If a school year saw the prog;ram. The Kennelly act children. P s □ Boys’ and Girls’ Topper Sets— Cordlally, approval In the polling booth, vlsory question Is the only crl- 8 or 9 per cent of Negro chll- was passed In toe State Legis- Is It not the youth who are □ Assorted Blankets — solid color Robert L. Brock beautiful knits or no-iron broad­ All of toe glowing reports teria that determines Its legal- dren transferring to white lature providing for a double the future of this country? Afe try voting first! cloths, embroidery or appliques. Theinio . . . screen pi'int . . • about Project Concern and its Ity. What the town counsel schools then toe percentage ADM grant for ail dlsadvantag- they not the future leaders in "One Small Part” The largest TV contract heavyweight solid with rattle. results are grossly exaggerated seems to be saying, however, should double the next year. If ed pupils throughout Connect- every walk of American life? ever signed was one for Sizes S, M, L, XL. Reg. 3.29.2 .3 9 according to toe teachers con- la that though the advisory ques- To toe Editor, only 4 or 6 per cent were so icut who are bused out of their Can we not afford not to do then 838,(XK),000 for a five-year Reg. 4.50. 2 .9 9 tacted. In fact. Dr. Mahan’s tlon is Illegal, even on that one I ®-m proud to stand in favor transferred toe Commissioner area. This amounts to approxl- what little we can to make it series by Jerry Lewis (born i own questionnaire sent out to basis, the town can get away of Project Concern. I am Education will expect to see mately $300. per pupil. The act possible for these children of as Joseph Levltch, on March ffirls' sizes 4-16, reg. 79c □ Diaper Shirt Sets—batiste witli parents In every town Involved with It. proud that toe League of Worn- ^j^g gt least tripled the allows an additional $80 per Project Concern to have some- try fairway next... 16, 1926) in 1963. After a 13- plastic lined panties for boys’ and □ Hooded Knit Terry Towel—in col­ In the program during toe two But now that the public Is ®® Voters and tlm Republican yggr. Section 602 goes into' pupil for transportation. Con- thing a little better than they week run with poor ratings - . . . . onH FlAm/vAf’nHn PfirrlAa nnn the series closed In Decem­ 6 for 3.80 girls’. Sizes S, M. Reg. 2.29. or's with white binding or in white year period has not revealed called to vote, we cannot get and Democratic Parties and 1.79 other civic organizations In ◄ ber, 1963, with Lewis receiv­ with print binding. any groundswell of public ap- away with overlooking the ra- ^ voters' specials it ing a reported settlement of Reg. 2.50. 1 .7 9 p r^ a ! or entouslasnT, accord- ^ a ^ aid e c o n X e V ^ m s f“f ®'‘ ®®‘®® ®'^® 'X^atuTaTe 84.000. 000 from the American misses’ sizes 5-6-7, reg. 89c □ Baby Fi-ocks— assorted styles with fuesday only! Broadcasting Corporation. ★ The highest one - year con­ dainty embroidery, Tace, smock­ Summery strijies and fruit with education front. state, particularly in the core constitution stands for funny faces on knit cotton seersucker It Is also a fact that there cities. ’Though these problems NEXT TO • bamboo lawn rakes tract signed was one for 6 for 4.25 ing. 9 to 18 mos. Reg. 3.29. 2 .3 9 □ Knit Terry Towel Set—36 x 36 have been many peculiar Incl- do not specfflcally affict Man- g r T ^ e ^ ^ T m ^ 88.000. 000, Including produc­ for easy care, long wear and shai>e dents In our schools connected Chester which has a dlsoroDor- o*^®®*®^ equal. To me this mean r»g. 49c tion coats, between CBS-TV that stays wash after wasli! Great towel plus washcloth. with this nroeram that have ®, ®®‘®,’ wnicn nas a aispropor g^g g^^ g^ggi^ ^ave CALDOR and Jackie Gleason In Jan­ wim uiis program mac nave tionately small Negro popula- ^ tr. mnUe nt his fiiisse*’ size 8, reg. $1 □ Famous Make Toddler’s Knit gift ideas! Sizes 6 mos. to 2 yrs. Reg. 2.50. 1 .7 9 been concealed and hushed up tlon ultimatelv thev will have “'® opportunity to make o £ a ( | ( i i i uary, 1964. Television’s high- EXIT 93. • moth crystals, or flakes paid performer has been Slacks—for girls’ size 2-3-4. Royal bv school authorities lu o“ ‘"'®‘ ®‘y ‘ *'®y " “ ''® life what he chooses. How far Girls’ sundi’ess set with buttoned oy Bcnooi aumonues. their Impact; lor the diseases nprsnn siic- Garry Moore (born as Thom­ 6 for 4.80 blue. Reg. $3. 1 .1 9 When you get Into the vot- the core citv will certainly wril any per^n WILBUR (1-lb. tin, regular 49c) as Garrison Morflt on Jan­ shoulder, plastic lined pant. 8-1 □ Knit Gift Set— towel, washcloth, Ing booth be sure to vote no infect the suburban bodv The o®®*^® ®^iould depend on him an ^ I on Protect (Joncem — auestion ‘n*®®* ‘ ne suburban body. The j^jg capabilities. Every Amerl- MILLS. uary 31,1918), who was earn­ sacque and rattle. Solid colors or on kTojecc exmeem question suburban communities cannot otons nranared to CROSS ing 843,000 a week In 1963, Boys’ 2 ix;. creeper with snap fastenetl No. 20 - before you vote on any exi^t without a healthy core " r^^or t i l i t i o T t o llto equivalent to 82,236,000 per □ Famous Make Infants’ Wear—2 back and crotch. 8 5 print. Reg. 3.50. 2 .4 9 other item on toe machine. By gnon which thev all denend compete for a p<»l year. This is it . . . the annual Lollipop sale women ix;. creeper and sweater set . . . voting no you will demonstrate “ >®y ‘‘®P®f' with any person of any race at PARKWAY take your of all ages wait for Permaknit cotton briefs slack and sweater set . . . 2 pc. Girls’ romi>er witli snajvfastened back your true concern for all Man- But even more m^rtant than any time. Do not 1 ^ com ^ - e a When you’re In the market are knit to fit and stay that way after re­ □ Flannel Grb Bag—assorted solid chester children, and will show these arguments la the fact that, tltlon, §eek. It. Competition choice, only and crotch. S-l LARGE SELE0TION OF for a new set come to Turn­ peated machine washings. 10% nylon rein­ bonded orlon knit suit. colors. R ^ . $3. 2 .2 9 them that you have kept toe ®‘” ®® Y,® °'*'® “ ••®Blence to made this f ‘®®‘; . . pike TV and Appliance, 273 (D&L Young World—all 4 stores) our nation anerstate, we are re- Project COfrtem ^Ims to help forced cuff. Colors: White, pink, blue, maize, Reg. 6.50. ea. 3 .5 9 SUMMER Middle Turnpike West. Tel Sincerely youro, sponsible for their problems ’und the Negro to compete on equal FRILLY TRIMS AND aqua (aqua not in girls’ sizes). . . . 0 it can’t find It? -r fairway baa It! ^ . 649-3406. Curtiss-Mathes . . BVank U. Lu'piefi t'®''® ®n obligation to contribute terms with other citizens. Th® FABULOUS ARRAY OF FABRICS LACE NOVELTIES r 2 tooations: main at. and eaat middle t^he. i Philco . . . Westlnghouse . . to their 'solutions. Most import- Negro has a right to compete ^ • both atorea open thura. and fri. till 9:00 p.m. a (UAL Lingorio & Young World—all stores) SHOP D&L MANCHESTER PARKADE — OPEN MON.. WED.. THURS.. FRI. NlGHfS TILL 9 ... TUBS. & SAT. TILL 6 Editor’s Note; 'The "punch ant of all, we have a duty to on equal terms. Good education ★ RCA . . . Zenith. line” In this letter Is, of course, bring to reality the promises of and acceptance by all citizens E.V ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 PAGE BLEVra ? a 6 m n N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 -V------V m South Windsor IHanrl^pBtpr It ia to be hoped that, In the voting Drowning Feared tomonow, Manchester will demonatrate Open Forum Ita rdfuasd to pull back from what It The Coventry Police Budget haa already been doing, and will vote Marvin De Boise Honored Mishaps Kill PUBUSBSO BY TUB a poalUve mandate for us all to contin­ TO the Editor, HBRALD P R IN n N O CO.. INC. ue doing at leaot thia much for our I would like to take this op­ For Work with Heart Fund 18 B teell StrMt portunity to correct a atato- Four in State lianobeater. Conn. country and our conacience. THOMAS F. nBROUSON ment made by a Herald w- ■nie chairman of the South cho” Francisco E. Zegarrabel WALTER R. FERGUSON porter in the article "Coventry's Windsor Heart Fund Drive haa Rosario from Peura, Peru. He On Weekend Publlabers been named the recipient of the Founded October 1, 1881 Long Hot Summer” , which ap­ is attending South Windsor High peared in the April 23 edition of IMS Heart Fund’a "Outstand- School this year and will return By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PuUlahed Every Evening Except Sundoyt Ugly Spring On The Oampus Performance Award". and Holldoye. Entered ot the Poet Offlce ai The Manchester Herald. to Peru at the end of the school 'Diree men lost their lives in Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall One must first compliment, aa poised The Coventry Police Depart­ Marvin De Baiae of 99 Deep- year. He is residing in South Matter. two auto crashes In Connecticut demonstration of the kind of response ment Budget, as submitted to wood Dr. in Wiapplng directed Windsor at the home of Mr. and SUBSCRIPTION RATES the February drive In which Mrs. Carlo Prestileo. during the weekend. Payable In Advance which shows authority first able to gov­ the Finance Board, had a re­ quest for Equipment and Sup­ South Windsor contributed Church Classes Start In addition, a 23-year-old resi­ One Year ...... 830.00 ern itself, the way In which college of­ $8,i90.86. SU Months ...... 16.50 plies in the amount of $2159.60, Rev. Joseph Schick, director dent of Southbury Training Three Months ...... 7.80 ficials at InsUtuUona like Trinity and De Baiae was awarded the One Month ...... 3.60 not $8000.00 as reported by your of the school of Religion of St. School died in Waterbury Hos­ Oolumtita have resisted trying to an­ citation at a Dutch treat correspondent. In this request, Margaret Mary Church, an­ pital following a fall from . a M EM B ER OF swer insolent student force with some awards dinner attended by over THE ASSOCIATED PRESS it was asked that 1 (one) .12 nounces that classes will be held truck. lao volunteers wiho heard final The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled counter-force in uniform. gauge shotgun and 2 (two) this Saturday for the second And a ThompsonviUe man was 10 the use of republloatlon of all news dis­ Such conduct on the pert of authority reporta on the drive in the 19 session only. missing and presumed drowned patches credited to it or not otherwise credit­ chemical mace dispensers be Greater Hartford towns. ed in this paper and also Ihe local news pub­ may constitute one ot the best avail­ purchased. These two Items The change was made because after a boat capsized on the Con­ lished here. Athur M, Cottrell III, gen­ able formulas for taking the steam out Saturday will be First Com­ necticut River at Suffleld Sun­ AH rights of republloatlon of special dls- carry a total expenditure of eral drive chairman of the pMchee herein are .^so reserved. of the new tactic spring of 1968 has in­ $121.95. Shotguns and chemical munion Day for the children of day. Greeter Hartford Heart Fund, the first session will receive In Stamford, Kenneth A. Holt, The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ troduced to the campus. mace are considered standard sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ honoed De Baise for his "posi­ (3ommunion for the first time at 52, and Robert L, Hynlck, 48, But as for the tactic itself, it is one equipment in Police Depart­ graphical errors appearing In advertisements tive attitude and enthusiasm’’ the 8 a.m. Mass on Saturday. ware killed when the car in ;uid other leading matter In The Manchester which finds the spring fever of the stu­ ments. I do not classify these in all phlases of organization Evening Herald. items aa riot equipment, but as Ladies Guild Banquet which they were riding was dents, wedded this year, no doubt, to for the Heart Fund effort. De The Ladles Guild of St. Mar­ sideswiped by another auto that Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmca-Wnshing- solemn causes, going much too far for standard police equipment. Baiae, who is a broker at Esta- ton Post News Service. The Negro resident of Coven­ garet Mary Church will hold its tried to pass it, police said. Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc th« good of anybody. brook and Oo. in Hartford, was annual banquet on May 20 at Publishers Representatives — The Julius try, Mr. Charles White, made Holt, the driver, and Hynlck. The student imprisonment of college a leader among nearly 12,000 the Tobacco Valley Inn. Tickets Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi­ the statement that he had heard volunteers who worked on the 8, both of Stamford were on cago. Detroit and Boston. administrators, or the student occupa­ that riot equipment was includ­ may be purchased until May 13 their way to a Boy Scout camp 1908 Heart Fund Drive. from Guild members. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ tion of college administrative facilities, ed in the Coventry police bud­ in (joshen with another man at TIONS. ______LWV’s "Who’s Who” A combined board meeting of can never be tolerated as a means of get. I would like to state for The League of Women Vot­ the time of the mishap. Their Display advertising closing hours: the outgoglng and incoming of­ (Herald ptMo by Ptnto) car swerved off the road and influencing college policy. It is not a Mr. White and the residents of ers have ooanpiled and publish­ For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. ficers of the St. Margaret Mary hit a tree. The third man In the For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. tactic which can be held within any Coventry, that no riot equip­ ed a dlreotory of elected and For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monda\ Ladies Guild will be held on car, William J. Pockl, 47, was ment was Included in this bud­ appointed town officials entl- Teen-age Driver Hospitalized in Coventry Crash For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. framework of influencing. It is a tactic May 6 at 8 p.m. in the church injured critically. 2 For Fildav — 1 p.m. Wednesday get. Ued “Who’s Who In South For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. which, If persiated In, can merely de­ hall. All reports are due at this and cuts and is reported in satisfactory condition today at Manchester Memo­ The driver of the other car, For several months, the Cov­ WIndsor’a Government". The Coventry police investigators stand by wreck of car after it ran off Rt. 31 Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before stroy the institutions it purportedly time. rial Hospital. A passenger, Christopher Bowen, 18, also of Coventry was treat­ David G. Phipps, 22, of Shelton, publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday entry Police Department has putyiication is available at both in Coventry Saturday night and slammed into a tree near the Sungamaug and Monday publication. seeks to influence. Rotary Names Officers ed and released. The accident is still under Investigation. was charged with reckless driv­ been equipped with chemical the Sadd and Wood libraries. River bridge. The driver, Richard Gordon, 17, of Rt. 31 suffered chest injuries Furthermore, one has to be careful The new president . of the ing and misconduct with a mo­ mace and a shotgun. The re­ The directory also contains South Windsor Rotary Club for Monday, April 29 how trustingly one accepts the claim Kindergartens Guests tor vehicle. quest made to the Board of Fi­ telephone nuinbeia of town the coming year is Roy Brown­ of such campus activists that they are Voter Session Andover Next year’s kindergarteners In East Hartford, John J. ance was to supplement the egendes and schools. ing. He will succeed Thomas W. Humphrey’s Toughest Task will be the guests of the Ele­ Wynne, 31, of Hartford, was really interested in certain specific mat­ present equipment. Conservation Meeting Burgess. A 6 to 8 p.m. voter-making mentary School Wednesday, kiUed Sunday morning when he ters of college policy. Perhaps every The Herald reporter who The South Windsor Conserva­ The other new Rotary officers session will be conducted Bonding, Charter, Conscience coming in groups, morning and apparently lost control of his such movement Is mixed in the moti­ wrote this story, should have tion Commission will hold a are Sherwood Waldron, first Seen Enticing Party Heads Wednesday in the town PTA Fair verified the facts before sub­ regular meeting tonight at at afternoon. Transportation will car, wfliich swerved and hit a 9 The first group of questions on the vations of its partlclpantb. 8 vice president: Eugene Mon­ clerk’s office In the Munici­ the high school. On April , (Continued from Page Onei be as for this year’s Kindergar­ bridge abutment. Mandiester voting machines tomorrow But there is always the possibility that mitting this item to The Herald. 19 tano, second vice president; pal Building. Stuart Fullerton, staff natura- Saturday ten classes: By school bus In Holly Whitman, 21, of Hartford, concern the Issuance of bonds for vari­ My office has been, and will Gilbert Anderson, secretary; convention before backing a Eligible applicants must be there is a hard core in every such ac­ list pf the Children' sMuseum supporting Humpnrey. Walter Andover news items tempor­ the morning with pick-up jjy- had head injuries and was ad­ continue to be open to any re­ Roland Aubin, assistant secre­ candidate. at least 21 years of age, resi­ ous municipal expenditures. tivity which merely uses positive causes of Hartford, spoke to Cub Scout Reuther, head of the United arily should be called in to Su­ parents at 11:30; delivery by mitted to Hartford Hospital In porter for the purpose of secur­ tary, and Donald Schneider, The Humphrey announcement dents of Manchester for at Question 1 authorizes bonding for as a cover-up for its own really negative Pack 226. san Losee, tel. 742-6026. parents . for the afternoon ses­ fair condition. ing facts concerning police ac­ treasurer. Members of the Auto Workers, has remained si- didn’t bring Mayor Richard J. least' six months, and must intentions. The talk, which was arrang­ sion, and by school bus for re­ Jack Allen Baker, a resident miscellaneous school repairs and im­ tivities. South Windsor club will attend lent. Hart said he knows one Daley of Chicago openly into the be U.S. citizens. The big event of the PTA year turn home. of the Southbury Training provements totaling $879,000. There is, somewhere inside almost ev­ Very truly yours, ed by the Conservation Com­ the district Rotary Conference dose Reuther adviser who Is for vice president’s camp with the New voters made then will will occur Saturday: The annual This method of transporta­ School, died In Waterbury Hos­ ery trend toward violence in this coun­ Eugene W. Menard mission, was attended by about to be held in Moodus on May Kennedy and another who is for H8-vote lilinois delegation. Nel -Question 2 authorizes a $1,100,670 bond ^ 50 Cub Scouts and their fam- be eligible to vote In the No­ fair held at the Elementary tion, in effect here for two pital Sunday night after a fall try today, a core of motivation which is Chief of Police 24-26. McCarthy. ther did it ‘ seem to alter the fa­ laaue for the combined sewer and sew­ llfes. Fullerton spoke about the vember elections. School from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. years, will be displaced in from a laundry truck. nihilistic and anarchistic, which means, Editor’s Note: There was ap­ vorite son plans of Gov. Richard erage treatment expansion known as difference between reptiles and ~ In Humphrey’s native state of This year an auction will be September with bus service Officials said Baker was on a parently a difference between Manch^ter Evening Herald gouth Dakota, Sen. George J. Hughes as head of New Jer­ Manchester’s "clean water program." roughly, that there are people who think amphibians. and Walter F. Mondale of conducted, starting at 1 p.m., both ways for both sessions, work-training assignment when the amount of the original Po­ South Windsor correspondent, McGovern has welcomed the sey’s 82-vote delegation. that just about everything our civiliza­ Tax Review Meetings Minnesota, that the vice presi­ with Maxwell B. Hutchinson the The legislation which makes it he fell from the truck at the Question 3 authorizes $94,000 in bond­ lice Department request for Catherine May, tel. 644-2295. Neither were there outward tion and culture have developed so for The South Windsor Board of vice president into the race but dent could win the nomination auctioneer. It will be held out­ mandatory for a school sys­ Institution Sunday. Baker died ing for a new heating and air condi­ Equipment and Supplies and the stirrings in Ohio, with 116 votes, must be chopped down and destroyed Tax Review will hold three has declared his own neutrality. on the first ballot was charged doors if the weather allows, and tem to Include a Kindergarten In the hospital following head tioning system for police headquarters. way the Finance Board arrang­ or Pennsylvania, with 130. meetings during May so that Similarly, Senate Democratic off to the usual optimism. indoors if stormy. necessarily involves full trans­ surgery, a hospital spokesman before something new and healthier and ed Police budget items for its Humphrey's official an­ Question 4 authorizes similar im­ any property owners who wish Two Darien Men Leader Mike Mansfield of Mon­ In the all-purpose room, booths portation via school bus. said. purer can begin to grow in its place. public discussion. Our reporter nouncement Saturday, before a provements at the Municipal Building to dispute the valuations placSd tana and Sen. Warren G. Mag- BACHELOR PEOPLE will display everything from School Menus In Suffleld, Frederick Stefan- Such nihilistic, anarchistic forces used the figure which appeared crowd of about 2,000 supporters ii on their property by the town Walk Away from nuson of Washlng;ton are avoid­ GET SMALL CAGES remnants to jewelry to plants School lunch menus this iak was missing and presumed to cost $60,200. make it their confirmed tactic to attack at the open meeting. Chief assessor on the 1968 Grand List ing taking sides. Sen. Edmund who cheered him to the chande- SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — to “ yo\i name It.” week are Monday, vegetable drowned when a boat capsized Question 6 authorizes bonding for air Menard’s description of his own liers, was counted by all con­ first not the worst things they can find Nature Study By Sylvian Oflora may be heard. Va. Plane Wreck S. Muskie of Maine, who heads North Sydney Council approved Of special interest will be a soup, beef sandwich, orange on the Connecticut River. original request is correct. cerned as a social, political and conditioning Mary Cheney Library at a among us, but the best. They are much CULPEPPER, Va. (AP) —A the Democratic Senatorial Cam­ the erection of a block of bache­ booth conducted by two grand juice, cheese sticks, cottage ------THE VIOLET All three meetings will be television success. cost ot $80,000. more likely to try to attack and cripple held at the Town Hall on Main single-engine plane crashed dur­ paign Committee, is taking the lor apartments, each 360 square mothers, aged 80 and 86, who pudding; Tuesday, hamburg YORK PLAYS DANE All these bonding questions except liberal programs and accomplishments, Street. The times are: on May ing a landing, but its occupants favorite-son route to stay un- The 56-year-old vice president feet. have been busy the past year pattie, rice, homemade rolls, LONDON (AP) — British ac­ tor Michael York has been Question 2, for the "clean water pro­ which may tend to ease, ameliorate and “ Think Twice” 7, from 7 to 9 p.m.; on May. 11, — two Darien, Conn, men — committed, spoke vigorously of maturity of Alderman Leslie Loughland, a making articles for the event. strawberry Jello; Wednesday, walked away from the wreck. In Iowa, Gov. Harold Hughes, judgment, national unity and tomato signed to star in the film gram” are outside what would be the partially solve the crisis of our times, from 10 a.m. to noon and from critic of such high-density hous- Movies, a 30-mlnute program gfrinders, orange juice A Thought for Today To the Editor, priorities for peace he left no Italian "Alfred the Great." than they are to concern themselves We believe that the residents 1 to 3 p.m., and on May 14, The pilot, Joseph G. Luplnaccl, who is believed to lean toward ing, pointed out that at Sydney’s of Walt Disney cartoons, will be soup, fruit; Thursday beat municipal practice. Most of the ex­ By Rowland Evans Jr. Sponsored by the Manchester and a passenger, Michael R. Kennedy, said Humphrey has doubt he felt he was best quali- Inside of Manchester will have a just from 7 to 9 p.m. ' Taronga Park Zoo, the gorilla run continuously for the chll- spaghetti, tossed salad, home- York, 26, will portray Guth- penditures involved should more prop­ with the reactionary foes of progress. Council of Churches Cassone, were not hurt. "strong, broad-based support” field to achieve. dren. David Turklngton and Wll- made rolls, cheese sticks, rum, the leader of the invading attitude, a deep insight Into Norman Brewer is chairman enjoys 1,085 square feet of living erly be financed out of current tax rates. Iliis is logical from their extreme But the expressed judgment space, 11am Lange of the School staff gfingerbread; Friday, corn chow- Danes who are defeated by the Project Concern and will think of the board and the two other State police said Luplnaccl among labor, farm and business On the other hand, there are two cir- point of view. Reaction promises to pro­ was trying to land Sunday at the groups. But he said he will wait of his campaign managers. The gorilla, however, has will be in charge of games with der, tima sandwiches, tapioca- Saxon King Alfred, played by Robert D. Novak "God dwells wherever man twice about their vote, Tuee- members are Norman Peterson to A duce the total crisis they want to have field just south of Culpepper but i-mtil after the May 24-25 state the assistance of girl scouts. fruit pudding. David Hemmlngs. cumatances which impelled the Gen­ R e p o r t lets him in. This is the ulti­ day, April 30. Who could ig:nore and William Garvey. It Is ex­ Sens. Fred Harris of Oklahoma remain there all the time. come. Liberalism and progress threaten apparently changed his mind at ______eral Manager aind a Boso'd of Directors mate purpose: to let God In. 62 children who need and de­ pected that the Grand List for the last minute. _____ |______supposedly pledged to pay-as-you-go to cheat them of that total crisis, by WASHINGTON — The long, accompanied by a massive has always stressed as far more sire education? We not only 1968 will be announced this But wc Oan leit Him In only The plane touched down on principles to put these items before the making our present system work well spending program. significant than reducing cur­ have room for them in our week. bitter, and wholly unnecessary where we really stand, where voters. It is felt that there is a backlog enough for us to struggle our way past rent spending, will require not hearts but also in our class­ OES Meets Wednesday the runway and crashed through fiscal feud between President The replies unanimously in­ a fence. of projects long overdue. And it is rec­ our crisis. formed Mr. Johnson that such only cutting back requests for we live, where we live a true rooms. It would be incredible On Wednesday at 8 p.m. the Johnson and Rep. Wilbur D. life.” By Martin Buber. regular meeting of the Ever­ ognized that it is going to be a struggle, So it la not ironic accident when we a course would kill both the tax new spending authority but also not to open our arms to this Mills of Arkansas has been adopting actual recislons of The great challenge to a man green Wood Chapter, Order of even with this resort to bonding, to keep find the believers in nihilism and an- hike and the spending program. group of children. GAMBLING MACHINES GO past authorizations. In all his creaturely smallness the Eastern Star, will be held arohisim deUvering their most savage quietly resolved In recent days, Sen. Mike Mansfield of Mon­ Christianity and Judaism ANNAPOLIS (AP) — Mary­ the Manchester tax rate from zooming is to dare to open his soul to at the Masonic Temple on Main P making passage of a tax in­ tana, Senate Majority Leader, This means prior action by teaches us to help our neigh­ land’s one-armed bandits had in the next few years. blows to ithe best and most liberal col­ Women’s Club Installation was particularly influential in the House Appropriations Com­ God Himself, for as man has bor. their other arms copped off by One danger with yielding to such leges, or taking a city like New Haven, crease within the next few The annual installation dinner dissuading Mr. Johnson from mittee, some of whose members no way of knowing what The voting on Tuesday will the Maryland (Jeneral Assembly URGE YOUR SUPPORT with its supposedly model program of weeks nearly inevitable. of the South Windsor Women’s emergency requests for bonding is that, delivering that speech. So was feel Mills is intruding in their God will do with him when God prove our true spirit and shed this year. if the taxpayers do it once, they will liberal progress, as their prime target. Although several roadblocks William McChesney Martin, jurisdiction. But the committee holds sway in the Individual’s a bright light reflecting that all Club will be held Monday, May L,egislaiUve action also put 6, at the Manchester Country thereby provide temptation for more If they can succeed in tearing down or remain, the biggest obstacle — chairman of the Federal Re­ chairman. Rep. George Mahon life. To open the door that can men are brothers. Our good "tilt" on some pinball machines Club. A social hour will begin at such propositions in the future. On the crippling the best efforts at solution of serve Board, himself panicky of Texas, is a fiscal conserva­ only be opened from within Is deeds, demonstrating good will around the state. the stubborn impasse between 6:30 and dinner will be served other hand, to turn these propositions our problems, they are serving their own over economic conditions. tive, like Mills, and should not an act of faith, an act of and social living, could lead to One-armed bandit slot ma­ the President and the Chairman courage, indeed, the key to at 8. chines have been legal in four down is going to hold back a whole list warped version of eventual redemption Having abandoned his joint be a serious roadblock. harmonious universal peace. of the House Ways and Means finding meaning In life. Mrs. Joseph F. Vono will in­ southern Maryland counties for ON TUESDAY, APRIL 30th session, Mr. Johnson then took Once the Appropriations Com­ Very truly yours, of improvements of varying merit. and progress. Committee —Is no more. It has stall the following officers for a more conservative tack by mittee acts. Ways and Means Richard W. Dupee, Corinne and Hugh Ward some 20 years now. The legisla­ On the bonding questions, we regard At Trinity, the college authorities ob­ become clear In private con­ the club year 1968-69: Mrs. Rich­ privately agreeing, in effect, to can quickly write its tax bill Associate Pastor ture voted three years ago to a yes vote on Question 2, for the "clean viously came to believe that they were ferences the past week that Mr. ard S. Kelley, president; Mrs. both parts of the Mills fiscal and move it directly to the Sen­ South Methodist Church .pihase them out of legal exist­ dealing with a sincere Interest in a piece Johnson now is willing to buy Richard Mortimer, first vice water program," as mandatory, and package. ate-House conference now con­ ence this year. Some last ditch of liberal progress, and ended up by a fiscal package tailored to “ Vote Yes On Question 20” president; Mrs. Edmund Strle- attempts to save them failed would leave the other questions to the The tax part is no real prob­ sidering the 10 per cent surtax dealing wHh it by extending and affirm­ Mills’s specifications. bel, second vice president; Mrs. and as otf July 1 they will be individual instincts of the taxpayers. lem. It probably will consist of already passed by the Senate. To the Editor, QUESTION No 1. - SCHOOL REPAIRS Edgar K. Sewall, recording sec­ y e s The next group of questions on the ing action they themselves had already That means an Immediate $10 It could be law by June 1. This Tuesday, we, in the imrt of the colorful history of restoring about half of the Ken- retary; Mrs. Michael DiLorenzo, Southern Maryland. had under planning discussion. At (3o- billion Increase in personal and But nobody is counting on Herald Manchester community, have machines tomorrow— Questions 6 nedy-Johnson tax cut of 1964 by corresponding secretary, and Any type of gambling on pin­ lumbia and on other campuses the cer­ corporate Income taxes, raised the opportunity to vote on an through 19—propose various changes in changing rates, a formula mak­ that. Mr. Johnson’s handling of Yesterdays Mrs. Walter Vardo, treasurer. ball machines, of which Gov. REPAIRS NEEDED NOW TO PREVENT FURTHER DECAY tification of good, valid motivation seems by an upward revision of rates, ing It easy for Congressmen the tax crisis has been mer­ advisory referendum, to con­ the Manchester Town CSiarter. as Mills desires, rather than the The speaker for the evening Spiro T. Agnew is a strong foe, likely to prove more difficult, and now on record against the Pres­ curial and Illogical, a singular­ tinue Project Concern. Of these questions only three. Ques­ LBJ 10 per cent surtax formula. On many occasions In the will be the American Field Serv­ W£i3 also .ruled out. TTie "amuse­ authorities may have to face the un­ ident's 10 per cent surteix (a ly inept performance in his 25 Years Ago tions 11, 12, and 13 ,seem objectionable Far more important, the pack­ past, Manchester schools have ice Exchange Student, "Pan- ment-only" type machines got a surcharge of 10 per cent on nor­ fabulous, legrlslative career. Be­ St. Margaret’s Circle cele­ in principle. pleasant fact that there are wme acti­ age includes deeper cuts both been made available, by the mal income tax payments). cause nobody can be sure there brates its twentieth anni­ Question 11 would have Manchester vists who, claiming the privileges of in current spending and In auth­ Board of Education (without the The revenue gained would be won’t be still another aberra­ versary. abandon the traditional Connecticut sys­ democracy and the privileges of col­ orizations for future spending need of a referendum) to chil­ around $10 billion In either tion, some fingers are still Staff and friends of recreation lege liberalism, are really trying to keep than any the President has dren from neighboring towns, tem for election of Boards of Educa­ case. crossed on Capitol Hill. center.s give party for Director previously accepted. when the need existed in these tion, which la for staggered terms which democracy and campus liberalism from The expenditure part is much Howard Brown. QUESTION No 2. - northeastsewerproject y e s Ironically, Mr. Johnson could towns. Now we are being asked always guarantee the presence of some working. harder for Mr. Johnson to swal­ to extend this policy of concern experienced service on the board and have accepted this same pack­ low. Although Mills is charac­ 10 Years Ago age last fall, guaranteeing quick Resting, relaxing, stimulating for children to Hartford’s North which guard against wholesale tum, teristically silent, it is believed approval of higher taxes by the package will contain a re­ and exciting. I don’t know when Wilber T. Little Is chosen End. Let us not end a CLEAN MANCHESTER'S WATERWAYS NOW—REMOVE POLLUTEON overs of board membership because of U.S. Landscape Wrecked Mills's Ways apd Means Com­ duction of around $8 billion I have had a better string of parade marshal for Memorial precedent, set over the years, any special transitory issue. The pro­ days. a precedent of concern for the I recently drove around the eastern mittee —an event that might spending for the year starting Day. Approximately 80% Paid By State and Federal Funds posal of Question 11 is that all mem­ well have averted the dangerous educational needs of our nlght- OF MANCHFSTER United States for the first time in seven July 1 and strip about $20 bil­ — World Bank President Rob­ Supt. of .Schools Arthur H. Illing assures that proposed bors. bers of the Manchester Board should years. gold crisis this winter. But last lion from the Federal spending ert McNamara, describing his fall Mr. Johnson had dug his holiday on the Aspen ski North Junior High School will Vote Yes on Question 20. be elected for two year terms every two What struck me most was the degree pipeline—new spending author­ feet In deep against spending slopes following his retire­ provide facilities for physically Respectfully, years. to which, in that short time, the Ameri­ ity for years ahead. Cleaning cuts and, foolishly, was scarce­ ment as secretary of defense. handicapped pupils. John and Mary Foley This would accomplish no good pur­ can landscape has been wrecked. out the pipeline, which Mills ly speaking to Mills. pose. The proposed amendment should You can drive from Boston to Wash- be defeated. ■ Ington—400 miles—almost without ever What moved the tax is­ sue from less than a 60-50 bet 2 Questions 12 and 13 propose to write being In real town or real country. a month ago to a highly prob­ QUESTION No 20. - PROJECT CONCERN ^ into the Charter requirement that the Far worse, you can drive for hundreds p. able event today was the force of miles in what is supposed to be rural police and fire chief and and the direc­ of multiple’ pressures: The In- America without ever feeling really free FischeRi tor of public works shall reside in Man­ fla8onary rise of an overheat­ /f : t%H Chicago Daily Nows of the suburban tentacle. CONTINUE THIS WORTHWHILE PROJECT — chester during their tenure of such ed economy, the prospect of riiltlislitri-lla ll S\mlii’iiti- ^ THERE IS PLENTY of open land; Manchester office. This would seem a disaster for home building be­ the Industry Is sporadic. cause ot escalating interest LEND A HELPING HAND logical thing for all three offices, but But there is no end to the villas and M f rates, the Increasingly shrill it hardly seems necessary to put such the gas stations and the drive-ins. irrevocable provisions into the Charter. insistence of European central Every few yards, often miles from a bankers that Washington put These two amendments can be left un­ recognizable center, up pops another its fiscal house in order now. enacted without anybody being the loser. fragment of urban clutter: bungalows In Such pressures have greatly 9 . After the g^roup of Charter provisions cut-down colonial style, a bar-b-que diminished Congressional re­ stand in jazz modern with the gusto [HURSllfiYS represented by Questions 6 through 19, sistance to higher taxes and taken out of it, an antique shop with YES there comes Question 20, the advisory made Mills, along with other \\mi\ charter changes referendum on Project Concm. some genuine fragments around the tax-writers on Capitol Hill, con­ Family-Sized' It reads as follows: "Should the Town door, a gaunt high school far from the siderably more eager for a solu­ of Manchester participate in Project centers it serves, a new Baptist church tion. Most vital, however, has WE SUPPORT ALL PROPOSED CHARTER CHANGES Concern?” which is simply a square box with holes. been the Impact of these grow­ Almos.t all have been built within the (Stroms Manchester has been participating in ing pressures on Mr. Johnson, last 20 years. inducing him at long last to / Project Concern for two years now, wiUi This is an environment of total con­ For big ones, small ones, whatever the resulta which have all seemed pleasant accept that package available fusion and mediocrity. for months. family need may be, there is a Daystrom and positive. It has been just about the After a few miles of it the driver no Curiously, however, the Pres­ dinette for you. Daystroms come in Co­ smallest and easiest thing Manchester longer cares whether he Is in Maine or ident came within an inch of lonial, traditional and contemporary could do to show where it stands in re­ Texas, he just wants to get the hell out. destroying his chances for styling. TTiey are practical, too! Table COMMITTEI lation to the most terribl!^ urgent do­ Yet, stop the car and walk a few yards higher taxes in the tumult fol­ VOTE tops are plastic laminated to resist spills Into the trees and you are in primeval mestic problem this nation has ever lowing Martin Luther King’s and heat. Heavy vinyl upholstery and faced. America. assassination. On Friday night, A visitor who traveled by air or on sturdy frames are other features. See By its present participation in Proj­ April 8, a highly agitated Presi­ the family-size, family-proof Daystroms ect Concern Manchester says it does ine of the new interstate motorways dent placed telephone calls to might think that the whole country was today, in Watkins Daystrom Gallery. not refuse to play a small token part key Congressmen. With a touch still a Thoreau idyll. Dinettes at $69.95. 7 Pc. shown $119. in what may prove to be part of the of panic in his voice, he noted ON TUESDAY, APRIL 30th Tt Is a crazy situation and I think it that scores of cities were in answer to the fateful question of wheth­ has some crazy human consequences.— flames and said he Intended to er this is to become one nation, or two IAN NAIRN IN THE LONDON OB­ convene a joint session orC on­ nations. SERVER gress to ask for higher taxes V 7h0U(}Hf ^\/iR hatch/'' ) fAOB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968^ PAGE THIRTEEN

Miele-DeCarlo Pasqualini'McLaughlin Hilinski'Bruce

Miss Linda Louise Bruce and St. Chrlatopher’s Church, E u t Stanley William Hlllnskl, both Hartford, was the scene of the of Manchester, exchanged vows TO THE PEOPLE OF MANCHESTER Saturday morning wedding of Saturday morning at St. Bar­ Miss Lucille O. DeCarlo of East tholomew’s Church. Hartford to Francis J. Mlele of Manchester. TTio bride Is the daughter of The bride Is a daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bruce of FROM THE EMPLOYEES OF and Mrs. Vincent DeCarlo of 25 French Rd. The bridegroom f U. East Hartford. The bridegroom, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ of 393 E. Middle Tpke., Is the ley Hlllnskl of 89 Garth Rd. son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore The Rev. Philip Hussey of St. J. Mlele of East Hartford. Bartholomew’s Church perform­ THE IONA MANUFACTURING COMPANY The Rev. Henry J. Murphy of ed the double -ring ceremony. St. Christopher’s Church per­ Harry Carr was organist. Bou­ formed the double-ring cere­ quets of gladioli and mums were mony. Bouquets of white pom­ on the altar. pons were on the altar. The bride was given In mar­ The bride was given In mar-, riage by her father. She ^orc a rlage by her father. She wore a full-length gown of silk organza full-length cage gown of pearl- and lace fashioned with sabrina etched peau dange lace, design­ neckline, long tapered sleeves, ed with scooped neckline, short and cathedral-length train. Her / elbow-length bouffant veil of silk THE PATH IS CLEARLY MARKED sleeves and watteau train bor­ dered and appliqued with lace. Illusion was attached to a pearl Her bouffant veil of Imported tiara, and she carried a cas­ illusion was arranged from a cade bouquet of miniature petal headpiece edged with carnations. pearls and trimmed with crys­ Miss Dorothy Cotton of Man­ LETS WALK TOGETHER TOWARD A BETTER TOMORROW tals, and she carried a white chester was maid of honor. She Bible with a white orchid mark­ wore a blue full-length gown, r/i\ er. designed with short sleeves, and Mrs. Michael Kobylanski of empire waistline accented with East Hartford, sister of the floral embroidery. She wore a bride, was matron of honor. She matching headbow, and .she wore an aisle-length gown of carried a colonial bouquet of hot pink silk linen, designed with pink elegance carnations with back fullness and button trim. streamers. Her double, floor-length veil of Bridesmaids were Mrs. Wil­ VOTE illusion was arranged from a liam Rady of ’Tolland, sister of looped headpiece, and she car­ the bridegroom; Miss Dianq ried a basket of pink carnations. Bernard of Manchester and Bridesmaids were Miss Chris­ Miss Holly Bruce of Windham, tine Mlele of Manchester, sister both cousins of the bride. Their TO CONTINUE PROJECT CONCERN of the bridegroom; Miss Jean gowns and headbows of hot Mitziwich of Hartford, and pink, were styled to match Uie Miss Shelley DeCarlo of honor attendant’s, and they car­ IV Wethersfield, Miss Alice De- ried colonial bouquets of blue Carlo of Springfield, Mass., LOUIS GEORGE PASQUAUNl elegance carnations with streamers. Nasslff photo Mrs. John Boyle of Wethers­ The marriage of Miss Faye qualini wore a yellow dress and Deborah Bruce of Man- MRS. STANLEY WILUAM HILINSKI field and Mrs. Gina Lavoie, of Edlth McLaughlin of Manches- a yellow and white coat with Chester, sister of the bride. Rockville, all cousins of the ter to Louis George Pasqualini navy blue accessories. The cou- Planet photo was flower girl. She wore an en dress and coat with match­ bride. is employed at Aetna Life and of Wapplng was solemnized Sat- pie will live at the Mt. Vernon aqua gown, and she oarried a ing accessories. The brlde- MRS. FRANCIS J. MIELE Their lime green gowns and Casualty Insurance Co., Hart­ urday morning at St. Margaret Apts., Vernon, after May 5. colonial bouquet of pink minia- groom’.s mother wore a pink headpieces were styled to ford. Mr. Hilinski Is a graduate Mary Church, Wapplng. Mrs. Pa.squalini, a graduate j^re carnations and sweetheart suit with matching accessor­ match the honor attendant’s, of Manchester High School and The bride is a daughter of of Ellington High School, is em- roses. ies. Both wore white orchids. and they carried baskets of i,lnk Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. McLaugh- ployed at the office of Dr. J.L. David C. Bruce of Manches­ the University of Connecticut. A reception for 170 was held camatlcms. lin of 240 Woodbridge St. The Hebert and Dr. R.W. Stephens, ter, brother of the bride, served He Is employed at the E&S Gage at Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. Lewis Banning of Hartford bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Mr. Pasqualini is a graduate Co. as best man. Ushers v/erc Wil­ For a trip to Bermuda, Mrs. served as best man. Ushers Palma Pasqualini of 246 Avery of the former Ellsworth Memor- liam Rady of Tolland, brother- Hilinski wore a blue and white were Robert Tatasciore of East St. and the late Henry Pasqua- i.-ii High School, South Windsor, in-law of the bridegroom; checked suit with matching TATER TOUTED Hartford, and John Boyle and llni. He is employed by the State James Taylor of Manchester accessories. After May 8, the BENTON, Ky. (AP) — Tater Mark Granato, both of Weth­ The Rev. Joseph P. Schick of of Connecticut at Bradley Field, and David Weir of Milford. Wil- couple will live at 133 West St., Day, held each .spring, is the ersfield and all cousins of the St. Margaret Mary Church per- Windsor Locks, and also serves Uam Rady Jr. of Tolland,neph- n bridegroom; Michael Kobylan­ Rockville. only known day dedicated to the formed the double-ring cere- the 103rd Fighter Group ew of the bridegroom, was ring .sweet potato. The first Tater ski of East Hartford, Stewart mony and was celebrant at the Mrs. HiUnski, a 1967 grad­ of the Connecticut Air National bearer. Day was held in 1843. White of Manchester and Dave nuptial Mass. Bouquets of gladi­ Guard at Bradley Field. Mrs, Bruce wore a blue lin- uate of Manchester High School. a’ Peterson of Simsbury. oli and mums were on the al­ iLLii Mrs. DeCarlo' wore a pink tar. il£]l shantung ensemble with match­ The bride was given in mar- , ing accessories. ’The bride­ rlage by her father. She wore a i groom’s mother wore a tur­ full-lon^h gown of silk organza quoise dress of raw silk and accented with lace appliques, t matching accessories. Both fashioned with empire bodice, wore corsages of white carna­ long sleeves, and detachable tions. train. Her cathedral-length veil A reception for 250 was held of silk Illusion was attached to at Schaub’s Restaurant, South a matching pillbox hat, and she r.

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I.S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968

Oranby, and formerly of St. At Columbia LBJ Trys 2 ‘Peace Lines,’ Biidgret Church, Mancheater; Negro Protesters Interrupt Anthony Haatlllo of Broad Brook, and Edward Haatlllo and Site Selection Is Tedious Ralph Haatlllo, both of East Yale Urban Crisis Talks Students (Continned from Page One) Oieeter Nickae Windsor. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Black law firms and black men go In Question 1 The funeral will be held Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Quejstion 6 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 BCO/rON — Cheitor C. law students and community there and cut off heada,” he Cao Ky declared Sunday that ‘ here should also be access for Nldcse, 62, of Iwrjton, brother Wednesday at 8;1S a.m. from said...... ^ j . news coverage. Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yen No Yqs No Yes No South Vietnam will not stand for most recent major con- of Carl Nlckse of Bolton, died the Burke Fimeral Home, 76 leaders have protested, that the "And the heads begin to roll Blockade Saturday at Middlesex Memo­ Prospect St., with a Mass of Tale Law School Is irrelevant all over the country.” a peace settlement with Hanoi came last Thursday when □ □ □ . A lone Coventry man has requiem at St. Catherine's "that forces us to surrender to North Vietnamese diplomat □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ rial Hospital, Middletown. □ □ □ to the urban crisis. Asked by an alumni why he been charged with bwaldng Survivors also include his Church, Broad Brook, at 9. was going to law school, he In- Protesters * * ^ kj Communists Nguyen Chan invited U.S. Am­ Question 11 Question 12 Question 13 Question 14 Question 15 Question 16 Question 17 Question 18 Question 19 The protesters captured what and entering with criminal In­ wife, his mother, 8 sons, Burial will be In St. Catherine's had been scheduled as a dis­ bassador William H. Sullivan to Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No daughter, 3 brothers, 4 sisters Cemetery. his house In Vientiane, Laos, for tent in connection with a bur­ cussion of "Law and the Urban eamble: Whether It can make a and 10 grandchildren. Friends may call at the fu­ r r "T "T" u":: i z . a talk, the nature of which was glary at W. H. England I/jm- Crisis" by legal authorities at­ a decent future. manded halting ot construction f j i i *i,o itnmBHi ber Co., Bit. 44A, BoHon Notoh, Funeral services will be held neral home today and tomor­ tending Yale alumni weekend. Arthur LaFrance, a white of a gymnasium on a portion of P®®®® ‘*®®' not announced. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Ro­ row from 7 to 9 p.m. Yale graduate working for the a Harlem park adjoining the ate future with Johnson, an out- They did rot break the site Fcfc. 24. J^m ong the legal authorities R/fabert A. Jackson, 36, turn­ binson and Wright Funeral present during the weekend New Haven Legal Assistance imlverslty, and an end to Co- going President who has public deadlock but at least North To Vote, Pull Down the ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ Lever and ^L^ave It Down Home, Main St., Centerbrook. Arthur G. Bellh’eau AsBOCdatton, said he had “seen lumbia's partlclpaUon In a de- ly cast off political ambition, or Vietnam showed continuing wlll- ed himself In at Mianch«*er were U.S. Supreme Court Chief Election officials caution voters ■to leave the “yes" or the “no" Police Headquarters early Sat­ Burial will be In Fountain Hill ROCKVILLE—Arthur G. Belli- Justice Earl...... Warren...... knd...... As four bar associations up close, fense-oriented government re- with a presently unpredictable Ingness to keep In touch with 35%% Voter Turnout .can chansre his mind as often as he likes, but if he does not leave Cemetery, Essex. veau of Milford, a Rockville na­ sociate Justice Potter dtewart. so help me God, they are search project. successor. the United States. lever down when they leave the votLnsr machines if they wish to one lever or the other in the down position, he will not have voted urday, telling police he had Friends may call at the fu­ broken his probation and com­ tive, died Friday at Milford Hos­ When Professor Johnj Simon staffed by the hacks of the pro- The university stopped con- How the uncertain prospect Is The administration's judg­ have their votes counted. The vote does not refifister until the on the ques'tion. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. pital. He was the husband of opened the formally-scheduled fesslon. struoUon of the gym. However, assessed In Hanoi Is unknown. vot^r pulls open the curtain to step out of 'Uie machine. A voter mitted the break. ment now Is that North Vietnam Predicted Tomorrow Jackson, a skilled carpenter, ------Mrs. Helen Hayes Belllveau. discussion Saturday, Hill Par- "The hacks control the bar by the student rebels demanded But what the North Vietnamese probably Intends to get Into pre­ Matthew E. Nlewola Belllveau was born in told police he gained entrance ents AssoclaUon president Fred default," he said. amnesty for all demonstrators have done during the past liminary talks at the ambassa­ 'Approximately 23,000 Manchester voters are elifi:ible COVENTRY — Matthew Ed- Rockville, and had lived in Mil- Receives Ph, D. Jay Greene, a second year and an end to what they called month is taken as an indication to vote in tomorrow’s special election on 20 referendum through a rear window and re­ Harris of New Haven and seven dorial level at some point. The moved a sot of tools valued at ward Nlewola, 4, son of John ford for the past 40 years. He law student and a Negro, said to the demonstrators, echoing of their thinking and what they State Lawyer Willlam Nicholas Knight, son associates Joined the panelists deadlock Is not taken as evi­ questions. The polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. $142 by the company, a radio W. and Nellie Knowlton Nle- vv«s an Army veteran of World at the rostrum. "the harbingers of hate will rule.” are likely to do. U.S. officials , Election officials and p a r t y ------of Mr. and Mrs. N. . William come (to the suburbs) and get dence of a real unwillingness to and two blank checkbooks, one wola of Swamp Rd., died Sat- Wars I and II, and was a mem- After Simon's Introductory re­ At a meeting Sunday morn­ have not found encouragement negotiate, stalling the present leadero are p ^ lc tln g a .35 per condlOonlng In Mary Cheney Charged with Knight of 65 Whtte St., has you.” a personal account and the urdayu a j p €*Wat Hartford a a u s v a w a u Hospital. > ber vof r» the ...... American...... Legion5, ------Post------n . . w i •»#« a #1 t3V T\ {vk lllttinU,marks, FltUHarris XIS took IW K the UlC Jmlcro- ing, the university's professors for their ocoasionial hopes of ne­ cent turnout but are hoping It Library. "There can be no white-black contacts to death. The most gen­ other a company payroll He was born April 24. 1964 in of Bridgeport and the Hartford _ inAI^a Tlnlver Phone to Interrupt Simon. voted against granting amnesty gotiating a compromise settle­ eral assessment of the current ^11 bo greater. If predictions QuesUons 6 through 19 are for Manchester. Lodge of Elks. He was the re- coalition until the controllers of to he demonstrators, echoing checking account. "You can Interpret this any ment before the end of the year. situation, accepted In the gov­ hold true, approximately 8,000 proposed charter changes. Embezzling Survivors, besides his par- tired sales manager of the Mack ’ 1 » » > the power structure, the people an earlier action by the Oolum- Police said that Jackson al­ way you want," said Harris, Yet the North Vietnamese ernment here, is this: persons will cast ballots. QuesUons 6-7-9-10-15-17-18-19 ents. include two brothers, Glen Truck Co., Bridgeport. is an assistant profes who control the massive* re- bla board of trustees, HARTFORD (AP) — A Hart­ legedly cashed checks on the "but I don't understand any of reaction to Johnson's initial A separate voting machine are for rouUne changes, to com­ sor of English at Wesleyan Uni­ soureesv are willing to put the The other campus structures The North Vietnamese and payroll account In Mondiester Nlewola and Michael Nlewola, funeral will be held to- that mombo-jumbo you're talk­ bombing limitation and call for has been set up in Voting Dis­ ply with state statutes, with ford attorney has been charged versity, Middletown. black people on a high priority.” being occupied are Hamilton the United States have In fact for $150, in Bolton for $200, In both at home; his paternal morrow at' 8:30 a.m. from the ing about. I don't think It's rele­ talks on March 31 has provided trict I, the Waddell Scheol on changes in state elecUon laws, in a bench warrant with embez­ He received his master's de- “ A higher priority Is needed Hall, Fayerweather Hall, A.v- begun negotiations over a possi- Coventry for $50 and In New grandfather, John F. Nlewola Duuon Funeral Home, 53 Main vant to the problem of the ur­ enough surprises to make the Broad St., for those out-of-town and with requirements for ad­ of Fall River, Mass.; and his gf Hartford, with a solemn high ^®® the University than the war In Vietnam or ery HaU, and the Mathematics bie peace settlement. Neither zling $60,000 from a client after Haven for $40 and attempted ban crisis. future uncertain. owners of Manchester property vertising public hearings. maternal grandparents. Mr. and of requiem at the Church of California at Berkeley, and putting a rocket Into space," he Building. side can possibly know what the a land condemnation proceed­ to cash another In Bast Hart­ "There is no urban crisis,” Hanoi produced the biggest and for those Manchester resi­ QuesUon 8 provides that the was a 1961 cum laude grraduate said. Paul Vllardi, a senior and true alms of the other are. Both ing. ford for $75. Mrs. Sterman Knowlton of pf st. Peter, Hartford, at 9. Bur­ Harris said. “ This is a human surprise at the outset of the ex­ dents who own • locaj property sale or purchase of real estate 2 Dresden, Maine. of Amherst College. He was __ Another Negro law student, pre-medical student, of Spring sides therefore are probing and Officials said the warrant Jackson told police he sold ial will be in Mt. St. Benedict crisis. changes by agreeing quickly to but who are not registered must be by ordinances, except the stolen tools for $50, but did The funeral was held this graduated with honors from Yale has never done nothing R'chard Thomell, urged the Valley, N.Y., formed over the ™„|{g tuiiittci waa testing for strengths and weak­ makes the charge against Atty. Cemetery, Bloomfield. contact. That was on voters. Those persons will be for condemnation, redevelop­ not cash any chocks on the per­ morning from the John F. Tier­ Friends may call at the funer­ Manchester High School In nesses. able to vote on referendum Francis J. Connolly. 1957. that Is relevant to the Negro ^ n S '^ 'r a r i a l ^ handful of fel- 3 unexpected ment or urban renewal. sonal account. He also told po­ ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Cen­ al home tonight from 7 to 9. In the black ghetto," Harris creatively to the naUon s racial low students—a group called the North Vietnam has been questions 1 through 5, all re­ The warrant has not yet been Knight is married to the for­ that Johnson and his advisers trying to find out whether It In addition, question 8 also lice that he didn’t tedte the ter St., Manchester, with a said. crisis. Majority Coalition to oppose the ferring to proposed bond Issues. served since Connolly has not mer Miss Susan Atlee Harrison took several hours to decide on could muster enough public provides for increasing the sal­ company pickup truck that was Mass of requiem at St. Mau­ Joseph P. Mltkus . , uni « Harris told about 150 stunned Ameri- sit-in. The movement rapidly Most of the Interest in to­ yet been located. their next move. They had opinion pressure to force John- ary of the chairman (mayor) of driven through the lumber rice's Church, Bolton. alumni that the discussion should ®"“ *‘® >®Sal system under- gained In numbers, morrow’s special election Is State’s Atty. John LaBelle Joseph P. Mltkus, 79, of 103 have two children, Pauline, 3 thought it would be a number of ggn to accept Warsaw, to which the Board of Directors to $750 yard fence at the time of the The Rev. Robert W. Cronin be "The Law Is the Urban Cri- 6®®s fundamental reform,” "The people In the buildings said Saturday that was the rea­ Congress St., husband of Mrs. concentrated on three ques­ annually, tlie secretary to $600, break. Authorities later recov­ was celebrant. Mrs. Marguerite and Nathaniel, 2. The family sis,” and he announced that his Thornell said, "there la little gpg holding a trump card,” VI- weeks before North Vietnam di- he objected as un-neutral. Such son he could not comment on Eva Kardock Mltkus, died this tions. and the other seven directors ered the truck a few blocks Geer was organist, and the so­ lives in East Haddam. group would move to a nearby reconciliation between igj.di said Sunday, “ but really gested Johnson's invitation for a North Vietnamese victory in the charges at this time. morning at Manchester Memor­ Question 2 proposes a $1.1 to $500, beginning with Nov­ from the establishment. 9 Connolly was a trial lawyer loist was Mrs. William Cava­ room to hold Its own confer- school's admissions policy, which jjjg great majority of students discussions. the opening round could create million bond issue aq the town’s ial Hospital. ember 1969. who handled both civil and Public Defender George Roy­ naugh. Burial was In St. Mary's ence. they said had decreased the g^j.g yg ^ g vvant to show Some hours after the North bad trouble between the United 23 per cent cost share of a $4.88 Mr. Mltkus was bom Sept. 29, At present, the chairman and criminal cases. He received his ster was appointed to handle Cemetery. Father Cronin read Nearly 360 alumni and their number of black students ad- vast majority want to go Vietnamese said they would be ’States and South Vietnam, million townwide sanitary-sewer 1888 in Lithuania, and had lived About Town the secretary get $300 and the law degree from the University Jackson’s case In Manchester the committal service. wives joined that discussion. mitted during the past four tg school.” prepared to have contacts be- which is strenuously opposed to system, to Include a Secondary In Manchester for the past 45 others get $200. of Connecticut. Circuit Court 12 this morning. Bearers were Kenneth Little, The Christian vocations and "M y dream is of a law alumni years. - Early today, Vllardi, aiding tween U.S. and North Viet- meeting in Communist Poland. Treatment Plant. The other 77 years. He was employed at QuesUon 12 requires that the In 1960 he appeared on the Jiackson pAeoded guilty to the Charles Ouellette, Edward Nie- scholarship committee will reunion at Yale in 1969,” said Thomell said the panel also faculty marriials In patrollng namese representatives. John- Johnson on his part decided at per cent of the cost would be Hartman Tobacco Co. for a police chief and the fire chief naUonwlde television show "The Charge of violating probation wola, and Andrew Balavlch. meet tonight at 7 at the church. one unidentified law student, said that “ law is used ^ by white the library, commented, ’ “ We Eon announced the U.S. also w as the outset that there would be financed by federal and state number of years before he re­ society as an instrument of op­ ready to "establish contact.” no problem about agreeing on must reside in Manchester dur­ Verdict Is Yours,” as a lawyer and was sentenced to 60 days "and as the alumni are sitting are here mainly to help the fac­ grants. The project has been ing their tenure of office. In jail. The other charges were Mrs. Pearl H. Hobby tired about two years ago. He Willing Workers of pression against blacks and oth­ That exchange of public state- some neutral place. But he also in a mock trial. South listening to a panel discussion ulty.” ordered by the State Water QuesUon 13 requires that the continued until July 1 when Mrs. Pearl Heritage Hobby, was a member of St. Bridget Methodist Church will er minorities." ments set the stage for the long decided he would not be put Into He was active in Democratic meet by white deans about the law Vllardi said he was In agree­ Resources Commission, and director of public works must Jackson is cxpecitcd to be re­ , 73, of West Willlngton died yes­ Church, the Roman Catholic So­ Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the The panel specifically recom- negotiations which have fol- an unfavorable position or flls- politics In Fnrmlngrton. Two and the urban crisis, black men ment with the dissidents in op- must be constructed, with or reside in Manchester during his leased. ciety and the Lithuanian Sons home of their president, Mrs. come in with machetes and begin mended reform of the legal cur- posing the gymansium site and lowed over selection of a site for play an eagerness for a meeting years ago he was an unsuccess­ terday at Windham Commun- . . „ . . j .."...c ... r — without the federal and state tenure of office. Ity Memorial Hospital. She Daughters Society. Mr and Hildlng, 313 Charter cutting off heads.” riculum at the school to allow the government-sponsored de- what would in effect be prclimi- which could lead North Vietnam ful candidate for council chair­ aid. QuesUon 14 requires that the man on the Democratic ticket in was the mother of Mrs. Clar- Mltkus celebrated their Turkington "And at the same time,” he students to “ develop real ex- fense program on campus. "But nary talks. to believe the United States was The proposal has been endors- ence MUls, Mrs. Mildred Tabor wedding anniversary April gg-hostess. The United States has sent superintendent of the water and Farmington. Tireless Thieves continued, "brilliant Yale grad- pertise in providing counsel for we in the Majority Coalition ob- ready to make a peace tllat ed by both the Democratic and gewer department must reside and Miss Barbara Hobby, all 15. uates are entering Wall Street the poor.” ject to the tactics used by the North Vietnam five notes since would amount to a face-saving Survivors, besides his wife, Republican Town Committees, Manchester during his tenure Remain Tireless of Coventry, and Thomas Hob­ Paul O. Lewis of 20 Concord sit-ins,” he said. Johnson made his first move a surrender. by the Town Board of Directors, office include a son, Charles G. Mlt­ Johnson said on March 31 In Vernon by of Lebanon; and a sister Rd. and Clarence E. Hanna Jr. At Low Library, which has month ago and has acknowt- the 8th UtlllUes District board Question 16 provides for a Some tireless thieves broke of Mrs. Lucy Thompson of kus of Manchester; two daugh­ of Fernwood Dr., Bolton, are tended to become the focal spot edged recedving three notes asking for talks that he would into Charlie’s Service Station, of dlroctor^ the M a n ^ e ^ r change in the procedure for Manchester and Mrs. Maude ters, Mrs. Peter Uzell of Haz- assisting with an Alumni Giv­ Cavalry Hits ^Paydirt’, of the dispute, no food or per­ from Hanoi. The exchange has not make a phony peace to cov­ House Fire Does 624 E. Middle Tpke. early this Property Owners Association, sale of bonds. It would permit Pratt of Coventry. ardvllle and Mrs. America Piz- ing Fund for Bryant College, sons were allowed to enter or defined a deadlock. er up U.S. abandonment of They^re Not Striking^ hut They Are Protesting morning and selected two new the Chamber of (Commerce, and the Board of Directors to ac­ Survivors also include her zoferrato of New Britain; sev­ Providence, R. I., which con­ leawe. At the other sit-in build­ The North Vietnamese have South Vietnam. by numerous town organiza­ $2,000 Damage tires from the store’s inventory, Finds Camp, Supplies cept the bid which would result Insurance agents marched as part of national protest against according to Nicholas A. Lapenta of Wedgewood Dr., pres­ en g^randchlldren, and nine cludes June 30. ings, free access was being al­ Insisted on Warsaw, Poland, or Washington officials are un­ setting them aside near the stepmother, 2 other daughters, tions. No public opposition has in the lowest net cost to the "Mother Met” Saturday. Local members of the Insurance ident of the Hartford area local. But a real strike is threat­ another son, another sister, a great-gp"andchlldren. lowed for both food and sup­ Phnom Penh, Cambodia, and certain how to assess the been expressed to the proposal. A Saturday morning fire at door. (Continued from Page One) town, rather than merely the Workers International Union, AFL-CIO, including 18 agents ened by the union to start Wednesday if the company falls the home of Ernest White, Mln- brother, 28 grandchildren, and The funeral will be held Paul B. Phinney HI- of 126 bunkers near Ca Lu along High­ plies, and people. the United States has objected ground war In South Vietnam of the 19-agent E. Center St. office of the Metropolitan In­ to agree to a contract, according to Burton R. Llsk, union A patrolman on n routine QuesUon 11 proposes a change ‘li^terest^ate. terbum Court, caused about 11 great-grandchildren. Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from N. Elm St. recently returned to The 25-mile-long valley near way 9, the road to Khe Sanh. Fayerweather Hall reportedly those two and offered 15 other and therefore, how to predict Its surance Co. are not picketing In a strike. They are protest­ chairman In the local company office. (Herald photo by building check at 1 a.m. today in the method of electing the Chester Bycholski, a Demo- $2,000 worth of damage, ac­ Funeral services will be held the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the University of Connecticut, the Laotian border and south­ Enemy casualties were not held about 200 protesters. There places in Asia and Europe effect on peace negotiation pros- ing what they term "bad faith of Mother Met” during the Pinto) found a window broken on the rUne-^mber Bowd of Educa- „ a t , will be chief moderator, cording to Fire Chief Ronald Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Main St., with a solemn high Storrs, afiter a flight wdth 22 west of Hue, has been a staging known. appeared to be about 75 stu- which Hanoi has termed inade- pects. They continue to insist tion. The proposed change is for He wUI make his headquarters union’s negotiations with the company In Washington now. east side of the establishment Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jack- Mass of requiem at St. Bridget other Air Force Cadet members point for North Vietnamese U,St 4th Division infantrymen dents In Avery Hall, the archi- quate. they have received no sugges- electing the entire board every j j, Maguda. and notified the owner, who lat- son St., WUllmantlc. Burial will Church at 9. Burial will be In of the U.S. Air Force ROTC to troops since they overran a U.S. ran into enemy troops In bunk- lecture building. Those sitting in In this exchange the United tions from any source—such as wo years to non-staggered „ „ gj end collision Saturday afternoon Magudn said the fire, prob- discovered the tires had been be In Wapping Cemetery. St. Bridget Cemetery. McCoy AiFB, near Orlanda, Special Forces camp In it two ers in the central highlands 25 States has been in a weaker the Soviet Union or another terms. Under the present at the intersection of Parker ably started by a cigarette, moved and $2 In nickels had were said to be all architectural Voting, in additaon to Dis­ Friends may call at the fu­ Tex. years ago. miles west of Kontum City. Five propagamda position than North Communist government—that method, the members are elect­ Rigid Curfew, Police Police Report and Woodbridge Sts. when he was confined to a bedroom, taken from a drawer. Friends may call at the fu­ students. trict 1, the Waddell School; neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Marine Lance Cpl. Robert A. "This is one of the most im- Americans were killed and 27 Vietnam because of Johnson’s North Vietnam has been de- ed to three-year, staggered struck the rear of the car driven Smoke ejectors were used to -pbe apparently still tireless neral home tomorrow from 7 From the Mathematics Build­ will be in District 2, the Com­ to 9 p.m. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Casanta, son of Mr. and Mrs. portant pieces of real estate the wounded by heavy enemy fire widely proclaimed readiness of liberately de-escalating the war. terms, with three new members by Elizabeth A. Treat of 38 clear the house and there was thieves. In their haste, left the ing, where about 60 students munity Y on N. Main St.; Dis- to 9 p.m. ■ Dominick A. Casanta of 44 Deep- enemy has,” said Gen. Tolson. which forced the U.S. infantry- recent years to send a repre- Johnson said March 31 that he Keep Bermuda Quiet Eight Crashes Meadow La., police said. relatively little water damage, tires against the wall where The family suggests that were sitting In, a bright red flag seated each year. o r> , , , Eight accidents In Manches­ wood Dr., graduated recently He said he believes some of sentative anywhere, anytime to would make the bombing pause The proposed change has been ^ ^ the chief said. they first put them. those wishing to do so make men to p^l back to their fire ^oof and a large ter were reported by police over Another rear-end collision oc­ Pfc. William J. Dolan from Avionic Fundamentals the enemy antiaircraft guns— complete if North Vietnam endorsed by the RepublicanD____ Vennon St.; District 4 the memorial ■ contributions to the support bSae. Here, too, enemy Karl Marx was in a talk peace, HSgWand Park Sdhool on Por­ HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) the weekend. curred early Sunday morning Marine Pfc. William J. School at the Naval Ail- Tech­ 37mms that can hit aircraft at casualties were not known. would respond to the restraint Town Committee and by the PRANK ON THE GROOM WOMAN SCIENTIST Improvements fund of the Fed­ g;round floor window. Hanoi has tried to use this ter 9t.; District'5, the Nathan — A rigidly enforced curfew 3 Troopers Aid Stork John Lyman, 45, of Wapping when an unidentified car pulled Dolan of Hartford, brother of nical Training Center, Memphis, 10,000 feet—are radar-guided. he had shown in limiting the Manchester Property Owners LOUISVILLE (AP) Just 30 HONORED erated Church of WUllngton. In a six-hour fight 22 miles About 100 persons were re­ declaration to force the U.S. Hale School on Sipimce St.; Dis­ and 560 police and troops kept knocked down a fire hydrant from the curb on Center St. George Dolan of Wapping and Tenn. Some of the American helicop­ bombing. His associates say Association. It is being opposed The parking lot of the Col­ minutes before his wedding. PRETORIA, South Africa northwest of Saigon, American ported occupying Low Library, Into accepting Warsaw, but trict 6, the West Side Rec on Bermuda quiet Sunday after and sideswiped a tree early near Henderson Rd. to make a ters were hit at 6,000 feet. by the Democratic Town Com­ chester State Police troop Roger Mocadlo Mrs. Joseph Oliwa of Rock­ and South Vietnamese troops re- Spokesmen at Hamilton Hall, Johnson has said the site must they have seen no evdlence of three days of violence. Informed Saturday night when he lost U-turn in front of the car driven Larry Judd's friends turned up (AP) -- South Africa’s only COOL SYSTEM Despite the losses, "the opCra- mittee, the Chamber of Com­ Cedar St.; and Disbriot 7, the was turned Into a delivery Roger Mocadlo, 3, son of ville, died April . 17 aboard the ported killing 76 Viet Cong. Sev- gaid to be largely in the hands be a neutral place with secure such restraint, that North Viet­ sources said the nightly curfew control of the car he was driv­ by Piero Verro, 19, of 29 Ridge with his shoes which had been woman nuclear scientist. Dr. HELPS SAVE merce and the League of Wom­ Verplanck School on Olcott St. room Saturday night when Ronald and Nacy Fontano Mo­ USS Sanctuary in Vietnam of tlon so far has ®" Americans were killed and 31 Negro students and some ac communications, access for the namese infiltration into South may stay on until after the re­ ing west on E. Middle Tpke. St. Verro braked hard, police missing most of the day. Irene Dormehl, has been award­ CITY’S WATER en Voters, plus numerous other three troopers assisted in the ed a fellowship by the American cadlo of 21 Peterson Rd., Ver­ fragmentation wounds of the cessful, Tolson said. We hold wounded. Government casual- tlvists from Harlem, refused to U.S. and Its Aslan allies, and Vietnam during March and sort island's general election near Brookfield St., police said said, and the car following him When Judd knelt at the altar, NEW YORK (AP) — Design­ groups. birth of a boy in the rear non, died yesterday at Rock- head. -- the key terrain.” jjgg ^^g^e reported light. say how many persons were in­ free of psychological advan­ April has been extremely May 23. today. driven by Lawrence B. Perry, there was an audible titter Association of University Wom­ ers of the world's largest air Enemy troops in the valley Question 20, probably the most Awai^d Planned seat of a small foreign car. en to study for ayear In the vMle General Hospital. His Survivors also include his American B5 bombers, which side. tages for either side. He said heavy. The 7 p.m.-to-dawn curfew Lynn was given a warning 19, of 88 E. Middle Tpke. struck among the crowd In the church. controversial of all, is an advi­ United States. At present she father Is guidance teacher at mothe'r,'“two “other"sTsters, and conditioning system have come are believed to be mostly sup- They .also say some new ene­ also kept thousands of Ameri­ The • baby and its mother, for driving after drinking. the rear of his car. Friends had painted the word had pounded the A Shau Valley sory vote only. It asks whether In Perry Memoi’v works in the department of ming Junior High School. several nieces and nephews. aid of Manhattan s hard- port units such as transporta- for weeks to pave the way for my offensive around Saigon, the can tourists confined to their ho- Mrs. Robert Purlton of Lake Louis Bellone, 36, of Turner Perry was Issued a warning "HELP" on the soles of Judd's Manchester should continue its physics at Pretoria University. Survivors, besides his par­ Funeral services will be held pressed city water supply. tion and engineer companies, northern city of Hue, or some Hayward, were taken to Rd., Hebron, told police he had for following too closely. shoes. the invasion, kept up raids on Demands Outlined participation in Project Con­ A committee has been form- t®'®- i"ost of them normally ents, include three brothers, tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Platt « a standard cooling tower and ground fighting was report- targets around Saigon in the other prime targets must be ex­ ed to establish a scholarship dine there anyway and spend Windham Memorial Hospital. been having headaches all day ed light in the early stages. cern, the busing of Hartford dis­ Ronald Mocadlo Jr., Randy Cove Methodist Churoh, Tan- J«d been used to air-condition wake of warnings that the capi­ pected. honoring the memory of Dwight evening playing bingo or Assisting in the birth were and when he started a turn on The World Trade Center a twin Just north of Hue, U.S. 101st advantaged children to Man­ Mocadlo and Mark Mocadlo, all nersvllle, N. Y., with the Rev. tal may come under another There have been hints In pri­ E. Perry, retired mathematics dancing in the hotel ballrooms, Troopers Stephen Fabian, Lake St. near Goodwin St. he 110-story office buildings, now Airborne Division troops chester schools. at home; his maternal gp*and- William Perry officiating. Viet Cong attack. The eight-en­ vate comments that a major department chairman at Man- A detachment of 180 members Warren Davis and Charles got a pain between the eyes under construction here. It clashed for the second straight ‘Poor ’ Campaign The Board of Education, parenth, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burial will be in Evergreen gine Stratofortresses also aimed new military outburst by North Chester High School who died of Britain's Royal Inniskilling Suspslnskas. that caused him to pass out would have gulped 180,000 gal­ day Sunday with North Viet­ which is not bound by the re­ Fontana of Milldale, and his Cemetery, Tannersville. at enemy troops menacing the Vietnam could bring an end to last week. Fusiliers arrived by plane Sun- and the car to go off the road. lons an hour of clean drinking namese in the "Street Without sults of the advisory vote, has MERCURY’S Got It! paternal grandparents, Mr. and Friends may call at the E. B. U.S. base at Bien Hoa, about 15 the partial bombing stop, now a A wrecker towed the car away water; about 2,900,000 half-pint, Joy,” a coastal strip that was postponed its decision until after Committee members are Fred TA’s heavy woolen winter uniform, here. went out and it sped away. Po- 49,000-ton water chilling plant against heavy enemy fire from For the second. straight day, teacher'and former track coach. The Burke Funeral Home, 76 Mrs. Norma A. Klein "inexcusable," and criticized leaders have denounced It, in South Vietnam and Laos, and civic and fraternal organ­ Contributions to the scholar- have seen duty in Cyprus, Ku- Bermuda has a permanent po- lice have made no arrest yfet. that will use as much as 5.3 mil­ a fortified village. More than sources said, Air Force F ills izations. Prospect St., Rockville, is in the department for returning while others say the poor should Highly placed Informants here ship fund already total more wait and Kenya. So far they p u 1 a t i o n of approximately A two-car collision at the Funeral services for Mrs. lion gallons an hour of river 200 North Vietnamese troops did not fly in the raids. The $8 charge of arrangements. $220 million of unspent appropri­ be welcomed. Businessmen are insist neither of these alterna­ It Is being opposed by the 60,000. The white minority has Interesectlon of Center and Norma A. Kle4n of Jupiter, Fla., water. It will provide the cool­ were believed holed up there. million, swing-wing planes had than, $100, the committee re- have had little to do. There are no calling hours. ations to the Treasury Depart­ reducing Inventories and dupli­ tives is in the cards. Johnson Manchester Property Owners Also helping keep order on the always dominated the govern- Broad Sts. Wednesday nlgflt, formerly of Manchester, were ing effect of 98,000,000 pounds of Eight miles to the northwest, flown in combat Friday for the ports, and the scholarship will ment. cating vital records. has placed no time limit on hfS Association and by vdrlous in­ island where most of the whites ment as well as the economy, police said today, caused heavy held Saturday morning at the ice melting every 24 hours. other units of the 101st reported first time since a third F ill was be administered by the Man­ Mlw Elizabeth HastUlo Much of the morning was tak- Police have laid plans for pos- partial bombing pause. This is dividual spokesmen. and Neg;roes subsist on the tour­ but the election next month will damage to both cars and sent Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Not only will using river wat­ killing 44 North Vietnamese sol­ lost las tMonday. chester Scholarship Foundation. ROCKVILLE — Miss Eliza­ en up organizing committees to gn,ie disturbances. And in the so widely supported by public Question 1 proposes an $879,- ist trade is the British frigate be the first under universal three people, a mother and her Main Sit. The Rov. Felix M. er help conserve the city's wat­ diers in a 10-hour battle Satur­ The U.S. Command an­ Details of the award, however, beth HasUllo of RFD 3, Rock­ see government leaders. "We storefront headquarters of opinion at home and abroad that 660 bond Issue for Improvements are yet to be worked out. Leopard. It is tied up in Hamil­ suffrage, and this will give the two children, to Manchester PULL PRICE Davis, pastor of Second Con­ er supply, it will make it possl day. One American was killed nounced that two Navy planes ville, died yesterday at her may be the only group that kept sCLC, a small army of volun- U.S. officials doubt serloiwly to existing schools. Anyone wishing to make a ton Harbor ju t i.i front of the PLP its first chance to get con- Memorial Hospital for treat- gregational Cliurch, officiated. ble for the World Trade Center and six wounded. were lost during Sunday's DELIVERED home. an entire government waiting,” teers works hard at sorting out John.son would resume bombing Question 3 proposes a $94,000 brightly illuminated Greek trol of the government. ment. Leon R. Downs Jr., 26, BRAND NEW 1968 Burial was in Buckland Ceme­ to provide continuous air condi­ In South Vietnam’s northwest strikes but two of the three contribution may either contact Survivors include four broth­ a member quipped. last-minute details. all of North Vietnam except un- bond issue for replacing the Ramey, Wigren or Rogers, or cruise ship Olympic of 82 Wells St. drove the car tery. tioning for tenants and visitors corner, three Americans were crewmen were rescued. ers, the Rev. Stanley Haatlllo, Bearers were friends of the The Poor People’s Campaig;n Nothing much is expected to der the greatest and most ob- Police Station heating system may mail their gift directly to Several of the Olympic’s with the three injured pas­ pastor of St. Therese Church, during the most severe water killed and 17 wounded, when A Navy F4 Phantom was shot family. could become the nation’s larg­ happen until May 13. Tliat’s vious provocation, and for installing air-condition­ the Manchester Scholarship American passengers were sengers and Mrs. Hazel B. Pi­ shortages. U.S. Marines attacked enemy down near Vinh, about 145 miles est and longest camp-ln. ing and a sprinkler sys­ Dairy Robbery ------north of the demilitarized zone. when Abernathy, convinced that The same high sources also Foundation, 267 E .Center St., trapped overnight at the Prin- per of 452 W. Middle Tpke. It would have to get a lot larg­ his pleas for a guaranteed an- insist the continued bombing in tem there. . The two fliers were rescued. desiginating It for the Dwight cess Hotel where they had gone Loss Said $142 drove the other car. er than originally planned to nual income and housing, job North Vietnam’s southern pan- Question 4 proposes a $60,- Mrs. Piper was charged with Leaves Brown The second plane, an A4 Sky- E. Perry Memorial Scholarship, to dine Sunday. Police would not Personal Notices beat the estimated 15,000 veter- 200 bond issue for improve­ making an Improper left turn, 2444 nnd education guarantees will handle does hamper Infiltration Texas College Mourning hawk, was lost due to unknown Perry ,who died suddenly Fri- let them return to their ship un­ One hundred and forty-two PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP)— ana who camped on Capitol Hill gjjrg_ gxpccta to lead of Hanoi’s troops to the South ments to the Municipal Build­ and has been scheduled to ap­ Optional causes southeast of Vinh. The day, had taught at Mancheater til daylight. dollars, but no milk or ice Monteefo Equipment Included At This Price Bob Naughton Is leaving the in 1932, demanding their veter the first wave of his thousands and will not be stopped unleks ing heating system and for in­ pear in 12th Circuit Court, Man­ Optional Equipment In Memoriam pilot is missing. High 34 years when he retired After rioting Thursday and Radio, heater, whitewalls, 3-speed fully synchronized Brown University football stall Six Plane Crash Victims ans bonuses be paid 13 years of marchers into Washington. there Is some kind of de-escala- stalling alr-conditloning. Friday nights, there were four cream that’s what a neatly chester, May 18. Available: 302 CID V-8, In loving memory of Beatrice This brouglit the total number in 1964. He had been math de­ manual transmission, 200 cu. In. 6-cyl. engine, curved Sleeves who passed away April 29. to become head football coach ahead of schedule. And then? tion from Hanoi. Question 6 proposes a $55,000 explosions and half a dozen ml- dressed bapdit. took from the Three cars were Involved in glass side windows, simulated walnut instrument panel, Select-Shift Mercomatlc, 1967. BEAUMONT, Tex. AP) — A today at Alexandria, La., was of American planes offlctolly partment chairman from 1967 at New Trier West High School But campaign organizers, "That’s what I’d like to As late as mid-March, Secre- bond issue for installing alr- until his retirement. an accident Sunday at 1 a.m. color keyed carpeting, pleated both or all vinyl Interior, Power Steering, Power reported lost in the air war nor blasts Saturday night but Cumberland Farms dairy prod- Disc Brakes, Vinyl Roof, Though her smile has gone forever. in Winnetka, 111. He will assume fiery plane crash that killed the canceled. here for three days of prellml- know,” said a 26-year-old unem- tary of State Dean Rusk argued Sunday was without Incident. on Tolland Tpke. in front of curb moulding, ventless side windows, windshield wash­ And her hand we cannot touch. J .. _ The Lamar Tech mile relay against North Vietnam to 830. ucts store, 161 W. Middle Tpke., Stereo Teq>e System, Air We wftl never lose eweet memories. his new duties, which also in­ coach and five members of the ■ _ , _ nary negotiating with govern- ployed mechanic who Uvea not before the Senate Foreign Rela* Barbed wire barricades cut the Vlttner’s Gardena. A car driven ers, padded dash & visors, seat belts, backup lamps and Of the one we toved so much. team—DeLaune, F a v a z z a, U.S. pilots flew a total of 106 last Friday evening. a host of other Mercury custom accessories. Conditioning and More! clude teaching bi the mathe' Lamar Tech track team has Thomas and Richardson—broke ment leaders, said Sunday they tar from SCLC headquarters. "I tions Oommittee that the bomb­ coral roads, manned by police, by William L. GodslU, 67, of missions against North Vietnam ing of North Vietnam was essen­ The sum of money, which was Lovingly, matics department, Aug. 23. sent the campus of the south- the Drake record with a 3:07.3, think It might be bigger. ain't had much education, but firemen and troops of the Ber­ East Hartford started a left Olarty, Da/ve and Mike Sunday. Pilots reported destroy­ tial to hold down Infiltration and not released on the morning fol­ turn Into Vlttner's lot when he Sue, Bob and John -, A long • time associate of east Texas college Into shocked one-tenth second under the old Support among the poor has even I can see that they ain’t New England's Leading muda Regiment, both Negro 65 Vdliant $1295 65 Pord $1795 ing or damaging 12 water croft, to maintain pressure on the lowing the robbery, has now was struck by a car driven by 65 Lincoln $2995 Country Sedan Wagon. 6- Brown Head Coach Len Jardine, mourning. mark, but placed second to Tex­ proven so strong, they said, *hat gettin' nothin', out of Congress." and white. Convertible. Signet, black, three bridges and one radar North Vietnamese to stop some Niles S. Stebblns, 17, of Thomp- pass., Pearl Gray, red In Memoriam Naughton has been the Bruins' Seven persons, Including the as whose team ran it two sec­ they’ve turned from their orlgfl- The campaign will not be an- Two-Year Professional The main violence occurred been confirmed at $142, accord' white top, radio, heater, Continental 4-Door Sedan. In loving memory of Mrs. John site, 16 antiaircraft sites and day their military operations sonvllle who then hit the car R&H, full Continental vinyl interior, R&H, auto., offensive line coach. pilot, were killed when the pri­ onds faster. nal goal of 3,000 tent dwellers to other good-natured, one-day Thursday and Friday when 12 Ing to police. . automatic, power .-.teer- Sleeves, who passed away April 29, two surface-to-air mis.sile sites. in the parking lot driven by power equipment, leather power steering. 1967. vate plane, returning from the The twin-engine plane, piloted talk of "hundreds of thousands” march on Washington like the against South Vietnam School of persons wore injured and MeanwhUe, the bandit, who Ing. of demonstrators camped all one In 1963, King told a business The enemy’s massive offen- $260i000 worth of damage was confronted store clerk Joseph James R. Lindsey, 17, of 20 interior, factory air con­ It doesn't take a special day ■SPACE' PROGRAM Drake relays in Des Moines, by E. W. McCall of Beaumont, HAS 23RD BABY 63 Mercury ditioning. Charcoal frost. 63 Lincoln $1545 To bring you to our minds. ATTACKS LITTER crashed In a rice field a mile left Des Moines at 7 :02 p.m. Sat­ over Washington. group before he was killed. It ^'^e against South Vietnamese done. Moriarty with a gun that Hemlock Dr., Vernon, police Colony Park Wagon. The days we do not think of you WELLINGTON, New Zealand 4-Dr. Sedan. Augusta ASHEVILLE, N.C. AP) — A short of the airport here early urday and crashed at 12:24 a.m. The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, will be militant, he said. "We towns In early Febru- Officials here insist that the "looked like a starter’s pistol” Black, radio, lieater, au­ green, R&H, full Conti­ Are very hand to find. iAP) —Mrs. Maria Beckham ary wrecked—In the minds of ACCOUNTING disturbances were neither ra­ "space” program launched here Sunday. Sunday. who took over as president of will stay until we get a re- at 10:30 p.m. Friday, Is still at GodaUl’s car was towed from tomatic, power brakes, nental equipment. Friends, Blll,'Hulh and Family had her 23rd baby, and declareu many"^ Washington officials—the cially nor politically motivated, the scene and he was issued a power steering, power is lending a helping hand to the The plane, which exploded The Federal Aviation Agency stoutly, "This Is my Inst.” the sponsoring Southern Chris- sponae.’’ 66 Comet $1345 tlan Leadership Conference aft­ U.S. program for reducing HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING although most of them were He is described as being cau- written warning for failure to windows. 66 Chevrolet $1845 In Memoriam antilitter campaign of Keep after Impact, burned with heat said the pilot had node a rou­ Baby Rosie, 7 pounds, 12 His words were ccho'ed Sun­ 2-Dr. Sedan. Arctic white, In loving memory of Sylvia Irene er Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day by campaign coordinator American troops. caused by marauding bands of caalan, about 32 years old, hav- grant the HgW of way. 67 Comets red vinyl interior, R&H, Impala 4-Dr. Sedan. 8-cyl., America Beautiful. so intense firemen had difficulty tine request for landing clear­ ounces, made Mrs. Beckham 66 Forest St.. Hartford— ^Tel. 247-1115 automatic, power steer­ Wilson who passed away April 29, approaching it. ance and "there was not indica­ was assassinated April 4, has Bernard Lafayette, who said: Negfro youths. Ing brown hair receding at the Norman LeRose, 42, of 8 Reduced Prices! Demos., standard transmission, 6- 1967. The program, sponsored by undisputed winner of the New GOERS TO MUNCY ing, blue with matching Members of the board of re tion it was in any kind of trou- scheduled talks today through "We feel It may become nec­ LOYAL Alan Butterfield, a candidate sides and being 5 feet 8 and of Blssell St. w m given a w i e 10 to choose from. AU au­ cyl. Low mileage, one Each leaf and flower may wither. the local beautification commit- Zealand baby stakes. A few OPERA for the legislature' of the pre tomatic, most have ra­ owner. interior. tee, is recruiting 4th, 5th and 6th eents join school officials on the ble." Wednesday with federal depart­ essary to visit the congressmen. medium build At the time of warning for impropei- 1®« The e v ^ n g sun may set: weeks ago Mrs. Tina Tengu had dominantly Negro Popular La­ after the collision of his car with dios. But the hearts that loved yriu dear­ graders in local schools to serve platform for the memorial serv* Airport Manager Lee Shef* ment heads from Secretary of And if there is no response. It ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. the robbery, he was wearing a ly. her 21st child which was thought bor party—the PLP—charged a car driven by Diane M. as ‘‘space’’ cadets. The cadet today In McDonald Gymna- field said the plane was owned State Dean Rusk on down. may become necessary to wait Louis Municipal Opera will be checkered sport coat, white Are the .ones that won’t forget. to be the New Zealand record. that the troubles were caused Brault of Arlington Rd., Cov­ pledges to help keep his home, slum. by Cecil Anderson of Beaumont, Today’s schedule Includes for him . . . to wait In an unde- 50 years old this summer and THINK SMALL shirt and dark trousers. it 40 Other Used Cars to Choose Prom ^ Daughters and Son At 45 Mrs. Beckham has *1784.90 “ by the limey cops’ irresponsi­ entry in front of Decl's Drlve- yard and sidewalks clear of lit- Classes were dismissed at the whom he called a "booster for calls on Rusk, Atty. Gen. Ram- sirable place.” Edwar William Werner recent- amassed a family rong;lng in 1888 VoUawmcMi Sedan ble actions" In putting down the -)• In Saturday afternoon police UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ★ LOW BANK RATE. PINANCING tier and to help add beauty to 7,000-student school for the me- the Lamar Tech team.” sey Clark, Secretary of Agrlcul- in other words, to stage sit-ins ly purchased tickets for the 60th Delivered in Manchester age from Robert, 27, down to first riot. said. his part of "space." morial service for Coach Tyrus Lamar Tech's performer in ture Orville L. Freeman, Secre- —the civil disobedience phase of straight year at the "Muny.’’ Equipped with leatherette In­ Dartmouth Assistant Rosie. There are 21 grandchil­ "When we take over,” he A minor fender accident was Each cadet is given a count- "T y" Terrell and the five team the decathlon held at Ames, dren, but seven of her children tary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz, the campaign. Werner recalled that he asked terior, windshield washer, 2- 1068 CADILLAC said, "we’re going to put Rob­ HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — Ml' reported in the Parkade Satur­ down checklist running from 10 members—^Randy Clewls Of Iowa, in conjunction with the have died. and Robert Weaver, secretary "We feel Congress has to be his wife, Hattie, to the first speed electric wipers, heater, LIM OUSINE bins (Police Commissioner Rha^ L. SUve, a 1962 Dartmouth day afternoon when the car to 1 witli such chores as picking Palestine, Don DeLaune of Drake relays, Johnny Fuller, re­ Mrs. Beckham and her hus­ of Housing and .Urban Develop- changed, and that’s how our de- production, “ Rot(ln Hood.” He defroster, 4-way safety flashers, ULRIC LIMOUSINE back-up lights, front and rear George Robbins) on the first jet College graduate, was named driven by Donna A. Cogswell of MORIARTY BROTHERS up litter, putting it In proper re­ Lamarque, Mike Favozza of turned to Beaumont by com­ ment. mands will be met,” Lafayette said it rained, they received a SERVICE band, who Is unemployed and seat belts. to England and If we find out Ehist Hartford struck the car Beaumont, John Rlcsardson of mercial airline Friday. partly crippled with arthrlfls, The thoughts of hundreds of sqU. “ Although we’re dealing rain check, and he asked her to sailed had no comment. given a written warning for fol­ E tou n d Ulrtic Parent Jr. are participating in the pro­ New Zealand dollars ($159 U.S.) eariy April riots is unsettling to will stay in Washington until our door theater In Forest Patk VOLKSWAGEN lege’s assistant director of tl- The predominantly white nanclal aht lowing too closely after a rear- gram. a month. many, even though organizers demands are met." throughout the years. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 News in The World 3 ff'ettem Poteen Anderson-Little Warn Soviet Union AnENTION MANCHESTER PROPERH BO NN A P ) — 'Hie three yftM- ‘«*WT»wer« have warned the Soviet Union It Is responsible for prevenUngr East Oermany from ln*erfer(ng with access to West Berlin. ■nie United States, Britain and France sent protest letters to OWNERS, and ALL TAXPAYERS! ^ o t r Abrasslntov, Soviet am* bossador to East Oermany. 'They cited "documented In- "•lances of East Oerman In­ terference" indudtngf the turn­ ing back of West Berlin Mayor Idaus Schuetz Friday as he tried to drive to Bonn. East Germany clamped a ban on travel through Us territory YES NO YES YES YES YES ^ N ^ by high West Oerman officials (Onaatlon X) (QlMBtlOB s r (Qaeattoa 4) (Qoertlen (QneHlon after the shooting April 11 of leftist student leader Rudi Duts- Shall tha Town inatall and tur^ Shall the Town extend 8haU,lljp Town furnish and In­ Shall the Town furnish and In­ Shall the Town furnish and in­ Shall the Town of Manchester chke In West Beilin nlsh a d K > o l improvementa at tta Mnltaty aewer ayatem thioulh the stall a replad&rtlent to the heat­ stall Improvements to the heat­ stall an air-conditioning system enact the proposed amendment an eatknated cost of |879,660T conitructlon of a Secondary Sewer ing system, jair-conditioning and ing system and air-condition­ In the Mary Cheney Library at to Chapter I, Sec. 3 of the Char­ 80,000 Greeks Chee^ Treatment Plant, Northaaal Inter* a sprinkler system In the Police ing in the Municipal Building an estimated cost of $55,000? ter for the Town of Manchester? eeiitor Sawar, Center Rdlef Sewer, Station at an estimated cost of at an estimated covt of $00,200? Premier Papadopoulos Olcott Street Interceptor Belief, and $94,000? ATHENS AP) —About 80,000 Route 6 Sewer Relocation at an aattm- Greeks packed the Olympic sta­ ated coat ct |140tA70f dium In Athens cuid cheered Premier George Papadopoulos Sunday night in a rally com­ SPRING & SUMMER memorating tile first year In 2 power of the mlUtary regime. Hie army took over Greece April 21, 1967, but nationwide :Y E y NO TEy NO NO Y E ^ NO ^ E ^ NO FINELY TAILORED DACRON®/ WORSTED anniversary celebraUons were postponed one week 'because the (Q n a o tlo a 1) (<)aeatloa ■)! (Qnestton B> (Question 10) (Qneatlon 11) Greek Orthodox Blaster fell ACCOUNT Gall Mr. Miatrick ★ THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS SPONSORED BY THE MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION ^ 649-S203

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Police Probe Firil $14^800 Restored to Budget Studying Rockefeller I National | Sterti Three Breaks After wading through two- 000 in the salaries and wages Randy Hickton, 8 Green Rd.; Irene Piesclk, 25 West Main 8t.; thirds of the budget accounts, category. This cut is in keep­ ing with a five per cent across Norma purran, East Hartford; Becoming Big Sport In V e r n o n the Board of Representatives the board increase for town Stella Raymond, 10 West St. Bjr WALTER R. MEARS Friday restored $14,856 cut by Discharged Thursday: Margu­ ton B. Morton of Kentucky, now personnel other than union. AMoclBted P m . Writer Vernon police are biTestiifat- Mayor John Grant erite Randall, 11 Farmstead at work for Rockefeller. "I / A department request for $11,- WA8HINOTON (A P ) - Ana- TTie board will dallbarate would say that It’s gaining mo­ minuTE in m p S E Lis Lane; Dorothy Caldwell, Tol- breaks into three service sta* 010 under the elections category lyxlng New York Gov. Nelson A. every night this week that a land; Jeanette Cosgrove, 87 St. mentum," Rockefeller said of tioBs, reported by the owners was deleted entirely by the Rockefeller and hds political In- quorum can be reached. In the mayor and restored to $7,491 Bernard Ter.; Flora Moore, that effort. He said It has more this morning. tenUons is becoming a leading people, more acUvlty and more absense of Mayor John Grant, ^ the Board. West Hartford; W iliam ’Thomp­ At S:90 this morning the own­ Indoor sport. Rockefeller is money now. ORnncE juiiE who Is on vacation, Atty. Frank Tomnio SOUP ’This amount was added for son, Falrhaven Rest Home; someUmes the umpire, some­ er of the A and M Shell Station. McCoy will act as mayor pro- Furthermore. Rockefeller no local elections expenses. Al­ Clarence Marcley, 106 Hany times a player—and always re­ Windsor Ave., reported someone tem. longer concedes that the party’s though there will not be a town Lane; David Cabanlss, Tolland. minding the fans it is his b^l. Jimmied the door and took SIO Two major budgeto, the Rec­ leaders are lined up for Nixon. election this November, the Is he an active noncandidate? in change. reation and Fire Department, The Herald’s Veriton Bureau " I think the delegates are looser DD Finast amount restored Is for toe sala­ An inactive candidate? Or a po- At 7 a.m. employes of the District 2, were reviewed Fri­ is at 38 Park St., tel. 875-8136 than people think they are," he ries of the registrars and voter­ UUdan looking for an opening said. 6 oz Rockville Sonoco Station. Union day along with several small ac­ or 648-2711. News items may be SALTINES IO '/ 2 oz St., reported the cash register making expenses. that might point him toward toe Wasn’t he moving closer to counts. mailed to P. O. Box 327, Bock- White House? cans can had been taken, along with an Restored to the recreation In other action the board candidacy? viUe. That, Rockefeller acknowl­ undetermined amount of cash. budget, after being cut by May­ approved a $25,000 budget as "You said that, I didn’t,’ ’ edges, is where he would like to The third break was reported or Grant, was an amount of payment on toe Feeder Rd. wa­ Rockefeller replied to a news­ go. But he’s watUng to he asked. at 8 a.m. by the owners of Shea $7,500 designated for construc­ ter line which services the In­ man. " I f the party would like me to and Isch, Atlantic Station, Wind­ tion of a building at Legion dustrial Park; Closed out two But he said It Is possible he T r a n s p la n t be their candidate, I ’m avail­ Limit 6 cans per customer sor Ave. where an unknown Field. accounts for water lines already could become a candidate be­ paid for, an extension on Rt. able," he said. "Under those amount of cash was found miss­ TTie town recently signed a 10- fore toe Republican National circumstances, I would like to ing. year contract with the Legion 83 and one on Kelley Rd.; $1 P e r f o r m e d Convention In Miami Beach on to keep toe Charter Revision be president." Vernon police investigated a for the rental of the field at $1 Aug. 5. If there is to be a draft Commission budget open; imder Six months ago, Rockefeller one-car accident on Reservoir a year. The proposed building In toe traditional.sense, that is Public Welfare, $3,000 for gen­ B y F r e n c h was saying he did not want to a Rd. yesterday when a car driv­ wlU contain rest rooms, storage where it would occur. eral hospital, $1,000 for licensed be president. en by Michael LeFrancois, 18. space and a concession stand. But Rockefeller noted there Homes, $9,660 for Outdoor re­ (OoBtliined from Page One) One month ago, he rejected a of 135 East Middle Tpke., Man­ Donald Berger, head of the are varying Interpretations of lief and $400 for other towns. campaign for toe Republican chester, went off the road and I.,- recreation department, made a Fraince has carried out Its first what constitutes a draft. He Other budgets approved, as presidential nomination and struck a tree. plea to have the amount re­ said public opinion polls and toe recommended by toe mayor, heart transplant operation there said it was clear "a t this Ome LeFrancois was treated at stored. He took exception to a announced intentions of dele­ were $450, purchasing; $200, will be a future for that type of that a considerable majority of Rockville General Hospital for remark made earlier in the gates might constitute evidence merit board; $5,100, Permanent toe party’s leaders want toe of a draft. a head Injury and was later is­ evening by Mayor Grant, operation from now on In that 2 Building Committee, and $2,200 candidacy of former Vice Presi­ sued a warning for failure to “ Elveryone comes in expecting country," he said. " I sense that, toe party Is Economic Development Com­ dent Richard Nixon." keeping Itself fluid,” he said. drive proper lane. to be cut." He was surprised, he said, be­ mission. " I am not a candidate cam­ Rockefeller says he could win Other police activity includ­ " Berger said that the recrea­ cause he knew the French were KofC Sponsors Film paigning, directly or IndlrecUy, toe presidency if nominated, ed: tion budget had not been padded Knights of Columbus, Our against heart transplants and for the presidency of toe United and toe party wants a winner. COVENTRY There May Be Too Little Time to Save the House and added, "It has been cut Lady of Fatima Council, are toe fact that they had changed States," Rockefeller said March He has started His promised Bernard M. Ooetello, 42, of better than 20 per cent and we toeir laws to enable surgeons to nWRIIANDSGET TOTAL VALUE: TOP QUALITY, LOW LOW PRICES, PLUS WONDERFUL SUE STAMPS Lack of time appears to be most at its door just to the right cause his firm could not begin a job of this complexity, and sponsoring a film at Rockville 21. He said he would answer a discussion of toe issues, plans a Rtcmehouse Rd., Coventry, was Firemen’s Physicals Restored perform such operations was a true and meaningful call to take the factor which may doom a of the picture. work for six weeks. O&G Oon- he estimated that six weeks CMnema Wednesday through May 1 speech in Philadelphia charged with operating a mo­ Berger said toe mayor’s cuts good thing. toe nomination but didn’t expect 9 proposal to save this gracious At a meeting this morning, structlon Co., builders of this would be needed just to pre Saturday. ’The movie “ Where which will deal with U.S. policy tor vehicle while hds license is dropped toe recreation budget such a message. 16-room home —the historic Richard Evans, a specialist in Angels Go. Trouble Follows” Told there were nervous sys­ in Vietnam, a subject on which under suspension. He was re­ section of the highway, has set pare for the move. The pro­ back to $61,000. He explained Rogers House at 65 Prospect St. moving buildings and head of will be shown at 6:30 and 8:30 tem complications In the French Ten days later, toe ground he has been silent. leased under a $500 bond for June 1 as the deadline for re­ posal to relocate the house, was that the recreation bpdget a -from destruction. p.m. each day. Proceeds will ’operation he commented: " I rules changed. President John­ Rockefeller and three other appearance in Mionchester Cir­ Evans Bros., Inc. of Glaston­ moving the house from the made last week by Dr. TTieo- to be viewed in toe broadest The house, which state and benefit the KofC fund drive. don’t understand why complica­ son announced he would neither Republican governors embark cuit Court 12, May 20. bury, pne) NORFOLK (A P )—C. Richard with supper at 6 p.m. Mrs. Nel­ at such Tremendous Savings! Miay 20; Michael M. Taylor, 24, ic w ar," said Humphrey, who and his major task will be to en­ Representative Thomas Wolff Meat Department Eckel, 32, in charge of city desk lie Weber is In charge. ’The first session of toe Spring STAMPS o f Cos Cot), failure to carry other candidate. Morton said entered the Democratic presi- tice party leaders off the politi­ credited toe Junior Women Rockville Homemakers will To Go Before High Court regtM.ratk>n, court May 20, and Rockefeller "received the infor­ derrtitl race Saturday. cal fence to back his nomina­ operations at the Hartford with being "good politicians’’ In Jogging Group, under the lead­ "But I think it would be a working so hard to have toe meet on Wednesday at the ership of Dr. Joseph Krlstan, Edward Orcutt, Wales Rd., An­ mation favorably and was im­ tion at the national convention. Times, died early Sunday morn­ By JEAN M. WHITE action to enjoin would be taken ONE greater tragedy,” he continued, cut restored. home of Mrs. Robert ’Thayer will get underway tonight at 6 dover, breech of peace, court pressed with what we had to He won new backers with his ing at his home here. The Washington Post before the Supreme Court ruling USDA “ to have any citizen that seeks Another major budget was at 6:15 p.m. for their annual o’clock at toe High School, Old May 20. say." candidacy announcement Satur­ but the matter was "left open.” PRICE high office in this country to an­ Eckel joined toe Times in 1957 reviewed, toe District 2 Fire De­ picnic. Plants will be ex­ ’Town Rd. WASHINGTON, April 16 — COLUMBIA Richard M. Nixon is the only day but many party leaders in Opposition to the Bill also CHOICE nounce that American power after working for the Denver partment, with chief Joseph changed. The group will meet each lb Roger Marcham, 56, and Ber­ announced major candidate for swing states he’ll need for the The government plans to move came from Paul Rand Dixon, ONLY would not be used in case there Post. Duffln present to explain his Rockville Hospital Notes Monday, Wednesday and Friday First the Fresh nice Marcham both of 52 Reser­ the Republican presidential nomination are remaining neu­ against "at least so(me" of toe Chairman of The Federal Trade was Communist aggressldn. Before working at toe Times requests. Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 night for a 12-week period. Some voir Rd., Vernon, ^ere treated nomination. tral. Commission. This would breed not peace but city desk he was a legislative One of toe items restored p.m. in all areas except ma­ 40 adults attended an organiza­ 21 joint operating agreements Fruits & Vegetables! at Windham Memorial Hospital Miller was asked if he thought In challenging Kennedy’s "no chaos." reporter. was a request for $620 for phys­ ternity where they are 2 to 4 tional meeiUng last Thu rad oy between competing newspapers Dixon said "newspaper pub­ following an accident Sunday in that Rockefeller's entering the more Vietnams” pledge Sunday, In other political develop­ He is sunflved by his widow, ical examinations for toe fire­ and 8:36 to 8 p.m. night. lication may well be one of the CHUCK A Columbia. race would split the party. He if The Supreme Court upholds lb $ CALIFORNIA Humphrey also said the New toe former Nancy Anne Marr last regulated industries in our Police said Marcham had said "no,” and declared that a ments : men. ‘This was also put into toe Admitted Thursday: Myrtle Anyone who wishes to Join toe Its test-case victory in Tucson, York senator, as an adviser to of Denver, six children, his par­ nation" and no special anti­ GROUND Pkg back injuries and Mrs. campaign by Rockefeller —An aide denied reports that District 1 budget at ’Tuesday’s Strait, 104 Franklin Park; Carol­ group may do so by attending Arlz., the Justice Department’s STEAKS President John P. Kennedy, trust exemption should be lb Marcham head injuries. Morris "would help to unite the Repub­ California Gov. Ronald Reagan ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. meeting. The total amount re­ ine Koehler, 55 Franklin Park; tonight’s session. The program arttl-truat chief said recently. 1.77 "had a lot to do” with the deci­ Lean, Tasty Eckel of Denver, and two broth­ stored to this budget was $2,505 Kathy Crabb, Warehouse Point; granted to "legitimatize" the Chuck Goldstein, ■ 69, of Colchester, lican party." told a group of Republicans in sion to send troops to Vietnam. Is being sponsored by the Rec­ Assistant Attorney General LETTUCE ers. existing joint operating arrange­ driver of the other car, was The party, Miller said, needs Boise, Idaho, he is a Republican making toe total cut about $3,- Robert Marsh, 148 Skinner Rd.; reation Department. Donald P. Turner pointed out The vice president appeared ments in 22 major cities. At charged with failure to yield strength as well as unity, and presidential candidate. One of that some of the existing joint on NBC’s "Meet the Press." least 23 other major cities, he right of way and is scheduled the way to strength is through the Republicans said he got the agreements are "practically In­ Boneless Steak Sale! warned, have newspapers that for Willimantic Circuit Court, debate. Miller said that if there impression Reagan intended to He said with patience the cur­ distinguishable" from terms of might qualify later. May 21. was no active debate and dis­ announce his candidacy May 26 rent negotiations with Hanoi the Tucson operation. But he re­ Iceberg P BOLTON cussion in the Republican party, on NBC’s "Meet the Press.’’ will lead to peace talks which, fused to say how many joint JOB SKILLS NEEDED John Bean, 24, of Shoddy Mill the Democrats would get all the —McCarthy and Republican once underway, would "lend newspaper operations are pos­ Shoulder themselves to the process of de- Rd., Andover, was charged with newsiaper publicity and "w e’ll Gov. John A. Volpe are unop­ sible anti-trust violators. PEORIA, lU. (A P ) - U.S. Light Green escalation" of military activity. Cifizens of Manchester: Turner appeared before The Rep. Robert H. Michel of Peoria failure to drive in established be on the funny pages from now posed in Massachusetts’ presi­ Crisp lane when his car left the road to August,’ ’when the GOP con­ dential primary Tuesday. Under Humphrey said he will cam­ Senate Judiciary Committee on said toe college-oriented high ea and struck a large boulder. vention will be held. state law they thus will gain paign on the Kennedy-Johnson, anti-trust and monopoly, which school is neglecting the 60 per Bean was treated for a cut Up. Morton said of the Midwest control, barring write-in upsets, Johnson-Humphrey administra­ Tuesday ended 20 days of tes­ cent of its students who do not Court date is May 20 in Man­ trip: "W e twisted no arms. We of Massachusetts’ delegate tion records but added: " I am timony on a proposed "Falling want to go to college. 5H0ULDEB 5TEBK chester. asked for no commitments,’ ’ but votes at their respective nation­ my own man. I will speak out Newspaper B ill." The Bill would "Each year three million James McVeigh, 25, of School "the sympathy was there for al conventions. on what I think Is necessary . . . HELP SHAPE A BETTER TOMORROW grant a special anti-trust ex­ youths, leave high school,” he DELICIOUS APPLES Rd., Bolton, was charged with what we are trying to achleve- Newsweek magazine says a in time." emption for certuln Joint news­ said. "O f these, one million go failure to yield the right of way an open convention." paper publishing operations. on to college, one million gradu­ at a private drive after his car Subcommittee Chairman Phi­ ate from high school, and one Red - Washington State Q C O < struck one driven by John S. lip A. Hart (D Mich.) joined FILLET STEAK million drop out of school.” RFK, McCarthy spokesmen for The Justice De­ U.S. No. I - 2V4" min. London, 18, of London Rd., He­ He said of toe two million Begin Final Week partment and The Federal bron, police said. Court date is youths who don’t go on to col­ Trade Commission denouncing May 13 In Manchester. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lege, only 400,000 have marketa­ cello A I " , WOODLAND GARDENS the measure Tuesday. Chuck Democratic presidential aspi­ ble skills. “ That leaves 1,600,000 Pkgs lb Hart agreed with them that CARROTS PEPPER STEAK rants Robert F. Kennedy and who enter toe labor force each FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING NEEDS! toe proposal could have a bom- Eugene J. McCarthy begin their year, unskilled, under-educated Big Um s T^ken, merang effect and end up by final week of campaigning to­ SWISS GIANTS and unemployed," he added. VOTE YES stifling Independent edHorial Windows Broken day in Indiana—their first hea- He told more than 100 teach­ don primary clash. voices rather than protecting Your Garden Can Be Aglow ers, administrators, board KKi-^th > Breasts 59,i Wings 39, With Color! them from suffocation by mo­ A muscle-bound thief struck Richard M. Nixon, the only Only . members and county superin­ major Republican presidential nopoly. twice at East Cemetery over PLAN T NOW tendents at a meeting of the Illi­ candidate on Indiana’s May 7 "This BUI seems to be like the weekend, making off with FOR COLOR NOW! nois Association of Vocational primary ballot, plans to cam­ putting a fresh coat of paint on a pair of 150-pound ums valued a house structurally weak,” Agriculture Teachers that: at more than $50 each. paign in the state Thursday and For Only FOR PROJECT CONCERN Hart argued. “ Paint won't hold kind of Jobs that are available Friday. «2.89 7 5 ' Police said the urns, owned "There Is a growing Imbalance Vice President Hubert H. toe house together. Neither will by Aibetit Dewey, 54 Robert in our economy between toe VIENNA POPPY SEED Finast Fresh Humphrey-who has challenged saving a handful of papers de- Rd., and Rooert H. Best, 63 and toe skills of people to take Kennedy’s pledge of "no more V concentrate the commiuUcatlons dhurich St., were iron with at 3:3 p.m. in the parish hall, ITALIAN • HEARTH RYE Vietnams" as an open invitation BEDDING PLANTS industry.” cement bases. # Complete local control over numbers of sfiidents occepted, these Jobs." for Communist expansion— Yhe BUI, proposed by Sen. OATMEAL • POTATO Windows in houses owned by HPPIE PIES plans to remain in Wa.shlngton. Carl Hayden (D —Ariz.) after toe Donald R. Tuttle, 66 Deepwood placement of students, tuition charged, quality of teachers, P L A N T N O W ! Tucson decision, would grant Dr. and Allan Turner, 19 Wln- "W e ought to pursue ns effec­ tively as we can an honorable anti-trust exemption to unified $ SEALTEST throp Rd., were broken by bb Petunias, Sweet Alyssuiii, Snap­ aides, social worker paid for by Project renewol and terms peace, to try to find a way to ne­ operations If a newspaper shows M IX OR 100 French shot over the weekend. A total dragons, Calendulas, Carnations tlmt R "appears unlikely to re­ ICE CREAM of 15 windows was smashed In and inaiiy, many more! . 0 9 c of contract. MATCH main or become a financially (Loaves the two homes, many of them Container Holds 9 to 12 Plants sound publication"—a consider­ expensive double glazed win­ qi 79' EA dows. Wc Also Have — VEGETABLE PLANTS! # $30,000 a year profit to the Town of Manchester. ably expanded interpretation of 2 the current "falling company" Worth Police said some storm win­ HUBBARD-HALL Time to plant fresh dug— dows and screens were also ^o(AeUc% defense In other fields. LAW N FOOD Turner indicated Tuesday The damaged. ★ Evergreens Knowing F ir s t , 50 lbs. rovers 5,000 sq. ft. JueUce Department normally N ational Jules Goldstein, 218 Mountain 3 bugs $6.76 A Shade and Ornamental # Extra help to 150 Manchester children every yeor by project- Store* L , would have no objecUons against Rd., told police Saturday that 2 Hubbard Hall Garden Food Trees paid teachers. his late model station wagon 60 lbs. $1.90 ★ Fruit Trees joint printing and distribution operations. was taken from the Parkade at Outdoor girls with indoor Lime, 60 lbs. 69r ■k Rhododendrons We were talking about the In answer to a question, he about 9 p.m. complexions need to weather pa­ 80 lbs. 79r ★ Holly consequences of tire neglect, A stolen car with stolen trol their skin. Six out of 10 Asgrow and Scotts # No dislocation of Manchester students. agreed that the government was and the fact that it would Lawn Seed k Andromeda license plates was recovered by find parchness goes hand In most concerned about advertis­ pay everyone to get the hand with winter wind and aun. Plant PERENNIALS k Azaleas ing agreements, with com­ habit of glancing at all four Manchester police yesterday at Hundreds to choose from ★ Flowering Shrubs tires every time one gets IV O R Y S O A P SPIC & SPAN DOWNEY the rear of a building at 40 It appears most prominently on bined rate schedules, and prof­ the facial "T-zone" — across Primrose, Delphliium, ■ k Blueberry Plants # New policy: Hartford students to be shifted if class over- it-pooling by the two news­ Into the car. This would Olcott St. Lupine, Columbine, forehead, down nose, over lips ★ Grape Vines usually eliminate total Hats, Police said the car, a 1968 Roek Garden Plants, oto. papers. annoyance, expense, and per­ to chin. A creamy underbase loods appear. It was brought out in ear­ Q Med QCC 9 Large O C c CLEANER FA B R IC 33 Q Q c Mercury, had been taken from Large plants in 5" pots Timely Tips—If you have haps an accident. A t every .1 will act as a "shield" against Mbriarty Bros, on Center St. onl.v 69c — 3 for $2.00 not fertilized your lawn, lier testimony that some news­ oil change tire pressure ^ Cakes ^ Cakes sudden weather changes, re­ trees, shrubs, do It nowl papers may share profits even ■ SOFTENER and the plates were stolen plenishing oils and lubricating ' ROSES $1.10 should be checked and tires OU earlier in the week from a New skin. This protective buffer 6 for $6.89 A pre-cmcrgcnce treatment # Proven advantages to ghetto children in speech^ phonics, though they do not have a joint equalized at recomended • EverblOomIng of erabgrass killer applied Britain Oldsmoblle dealership. would be an opaque cream stick advertising agreement. The pressure: Every time your • ITortbiindas foundation, which helps block to lawn, flower and vege­ reoding, writing, moth, attitudes toward school. subcommittee staff has cited a car Is on a lift each tire Another stolen car, a late • Climbers sun. Try wearing a golden lone table gardens can save you previously undisclosed profit­ should be inspected to de­ model Cadillac belonging to (Also—Potted Roses) a lot of labor! tect early any cuts, nails, or Deros Gray of Hartford, was to balance outdoor ruddiness. pooling arrangement between FAB DETERGENT Sun' effects ithe hair a.s well the St. Louis Globe-Democrat bugles. And it is penny-wise Electra Sol 3 - T recovered by police abandoned to try to squeeze that lust us the skin and it would be a ^mming IJool Chemicals:— HTH Exclusive— # A chance to encMrage racial tiarmony omong odults of the and The St. Louis Post-Dis­ at a gasoMne slatjon at 647 cover(3d to prevent drying and ounce o( mileage out of your Nabisco Sociable Crackers 2 ^V. 75' , 25c Deal Pack ®p\“ Center St. Saturday. Year ot the Baggatte.” Inquire from us! future. patch. tires. That would be like bet­ good iclea_ to keep your nead Turner Tuesday said The change of' color. For complete ting your life against a ques­ Carnation siender K 89' Kitty Tuna & Chicken “oo 3 49' Justice Department would not beauty care come to SPELL Also:—Dahlias, 'I’liberous Begonias, Cannas, Flower and tionable saving of a couple Free Agent Signs OF BEAUTY, Caldor Shopping Vegetable Seeds, Peat Moss, Pots, Redwood Tubs, Window move In any of 21 existing of dollars. For maximum Victor Medium Shrimp 9-Lives Liver & Gravy «op 2 ‘-v 39' My-T-Fine Puddings 4 pV,'. 43' Center, 649-2809. Oleg Cassini Boxes, Inseetieidcs, Trowels, Cultivators, Spading Forks, ti cases of joint agreements un­ safety and savings, we are W BOSTON (AP)—Bob Tucker, Turf Edgers, Rakes, Shovels, also: Roses, Sakrete and til The Supreme Court rules on here to SERVE you! ' WdgB, Wiglets, Falls . . . Private Swimming Pool Supplies. Wesson Oil 49' Finast Cookies 39' A 280-pound tight end from Wiig FHUing Roonw . . . Hour)i: For Your "Yes" Vofe: Pull Lever No. 20 . » the Tucson case. The case can­ Diet Mazola Margarine 49' aioomsburg (P a.) State who led Mon-Tues-Wed-Sat 9-8, Thurs- not be argued before the fall. DILLON^ Duncan Hines Angel Food Mix 59' Lysol Disinfectant 1.33 3 Little Kittens Ala Cat Food 2 31' the nation’s pass receivers in Fri'. 9-9 •- . . Revlon Cosmetics. He also pointedly denied that Sates & Sarvice,' Ine. total yardage last fall, signed as Fo(r your np/iLs , . . keep your WOODLAND GARDENS The Justice' Department had 819 Mala S t, MaBoheeter a free agent Mbnday with Ur> cuticle remover and cotton Sponsored by League ot Women Voters of Manchester, Beverly EaneU, Trass. ‘ ■cleared’’ Joint ^agreements in f I swab by the bathtub and give PtNae 64S-»140 Boeton I’atrlota of the American ’ 168 WOODLAND ST. • 643-8474 San Francisco and Miami. The Beer, cigarettes and tobacco exclusive of stamp otter. Y'"' reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices ettective First National Super M/rkets yourself a one-minute treat­ papers, he said, were told no Football Iieague. ment along with your bath. PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWHNTY ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. APRIL 29. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968

Arnold Arcsiaon, 20 Plsaa Dr.; and aon. Goose Lane, Coven­ Lbngo, Glastonbury; Frederick WhitehUl and daughter, 2«1 when ordered to do so by a pa- State to Study•f ** •A''’'-' ^ *• Hospital Note» Mrs. Aiam DeUaFera, 60 Oak try; Mrs. Linda Luce and son, Hanson, 86 Ash St.; Dominic Center S t; Mrs. Edith Sadro- trolman. at the Friendly Ice A l evcaiax %iaHiaK honi* end a t ; Frank Gardner, 90 Oak S t; 201 Oak St. BdetU. 54 N. Elm St. sinald and son, RFD 4, Vernon; Cream parking lot Saturday at Channel Lines 11:46 p.m. He will also appear T h a n k you, ftt S p.in.f «Bd atert, la Oie Mrs. Norma Lee, 140 Dhuie DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Also, Mrs. Shirley Bsreomb, Mrs. Carol Peterson and son, May 18 after being released on The State Water Resources Save... start the day with sunshine! vartoos nBita, a t: PcdlaM ca, S Dr., Wapptnv; Mrs. Irene Bush- Mrs.* Jeannine Allard, 155 Oak Thompsonville; FYedertck Len­ 86 Doane S t; Mrs. Judith Wil- Save on this Citation Sale Special! no cash ball. Commission has informed Town p.m.; iHf aervioe ladt. It ajn .; ey, 670 N. Main St; Francis St.; Adam Borgida, 46 Conway non, 67 Bigelow S t; Mrs. Elaine cock and daughter, Evergreen Manager Robert W ein that It Crowell Hooae, S p.ia. week- Leary, 26 Bottcsi S t ; M n . Aida Rd.; Mrs. Lillian Nocker, 55 Bagge, 99 Ferguson Rd.; Ed­ Rd., Vernon. EASY DOES IT has voted to conduct an engl- d a js , S p.m., wreekeods aad holi­ Schianey, Duncaater Lane, Ver­ Eidridge St.; Mrs. Virginia ward Bushnell, 70 W. Middle neerlng study, leading to the Good Housekeeping days; private rooms. It a.m.; non; Robert WWpple, Box M t Clapp, Lake St., Coventry; Tpke.; Mrs. Janet Cable, 40 UH U E, Kauai, Hawaii (A P ) establishment of channel line semi-private rooms, S p.m.; Rd., Bolton. Howard Crothers, 713 E. Mid­ Olcott St.; Roger Csstonguay, —Drivers who like to "dig out” along the Hockanum River in We accept this Good Housekeeping Special Cita­ Stop&Shop Minute Maid visitinK la Sit, S14, aad SSS is Also, John luliano, 207 Spruce dle 'Tpke.; Thomas Blevins, 178 Suffleldl MI'S. Theodora Paquln, Police Arrests from a stop face a penalty on any time tor immediate family Manchester. St.; Mrs. Barbara Boyce, East S. Main St.; James Stewart, 415 HUliard S t; Robert Mongell, the Island of Kauai. tion for Outstanding Custoitier Service with great oely, with a five-miante Hmlta- The Board of Directors, sev­ Hartford; Mrs. Marlon Arendt, 743 Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. June 70 Brent Rd.; Crystal Nicking. William L. Carlson, 21, of The new traffic code, adopted pride. Our maxi-men work a little harder to bring Uon. Afteraooa vlsitac boors la eral months ago, had authoriz­ Bolton Branch Rd., Bolton; Dyer. 390 Vernon Ave., >temon: 186 W. Center St.; Dean May, Hartford was charged with recently, was revised to include ORANGE JUICE obstetrics are S to 4 p.m. tliea ed Weiss to request the study. everything on which the award is based . . . es­ Mrs. Maureen Montgomery, 82 Ronald Primavera, 166 Clli^n 62 Deerfield Dr., Vernon; Ran­ breach of peace yesterday af­ a clause cover "speed contests’ ’ CHUNK LIGHT TUNA berin again at 7 p.m. Visitors The state commission es- _ Carmen R d.; Wesley Clifford, Dr.. Wapplng. dy Wilson, 29 Griswold S t ; Mar­ ternoon In Center Spring Park, that applies as much to one au­ pecially wide variety of are asked not to smoke In pa tabliriies the lines only upon O' Also, Mrs. Maude Carpenter, sha Gliha, 206 Henry St. after a citizen complained that tomobile as to two or three. merchandise, strict stand­ tlenf.;oon;;T'Nomora"uiai;^o 247 W. Center St.; David Hip- the request of a town. sky, Stafford Springs; Mark RFD 2. Manchester; Unwood Also, Frank Oriick, Lake Rd., Carlson had been annoying his In other words, a motorist can FROZEN visttors at one time per paUent. The channel lines establish ards of quality control, This tuna meets Royce, 103 Diane Dr.; Mrs. Perkins, 151 Walnut St.; Mrs. Coventry; Walter Gooley, 177 four-year-old daughter. Carl­ race with himself. But If he 100% pure orange docs, he’ll risk a $1,000 fine or boundaries along the river constant attention to cus­ with everyone’s Patiento Today: 2t6 Grace Bibisi and son, 77 Jen- Harriet Olsaver, 107 Cambridge Eidridge S t; Mrs. Sharon Bab­ son was released on no cash bail juice . . . one can one year In the county jail or which may not 1» encroached tomer comfort and shop­ approvall Indis­ sen St.; Mrs. PaM cia Cook St.; Mrs. Annie Russell, 30 cock, 9 Ridgewood S t; Mrs. for May IS court appearance. contains the juice ADMITTED SATURDAY: W i both for "excessive revving up upon by builders. The bound- pensable tuna and twin son and daughter, 98 Foster St.; Arthur Nicoletta, 86 Carol Plaza and daughter, Dun- Lawrence J. Flnnl Jr., 25. of ------. ^ _____ , . , ping pleasure. We also of 14 fresh or­ Mrs. Lulu Bardin. RFD 3. Cov­ Cushman Dr.; Mrs. Gall Tes- Woodside St.; Leo Richloff, 217 caster Lane, Vernon; 40 Edgerton St. was charged of engines .followed by screech- aries follow the same principle fish . . . to keep Mrs. accept this Citation with anges, costs pen­ entry; Mrs. Alice Carey, 44 terman and daughter, Box 232, Autumn St.; Horace Phillimore, Laura Amell and daughter, 70 with breach of peace, after al- ing of tires, Jackrabblt or quick as rlght^f-way llnw along on the shelf for Durant St.; Mrs. Katherine nies a glass! A tru ­ Bolton; Mrs. Mary Figiela Alice Dr., Coventry: Margaret Parker St.; Mrs. Jennifer legedly refusing to disperse, starts.’ ’ ’ *^*1® federal highways. Naniff photo great responsibility . . . salads, sand­ Demers, 123 Wells St.; Mrs. ly fine valuel Dinner Speaker the responsibility to work wiches, casser­ Marion Franklyn, 84 Phoenix Engaged The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joeeph St.. Vernon; Richard Gordon, a little harder not only oles. B. Farrell, pastor of St. Mary’s Manning Hill, South Coventry; The tfigaigenient of MIm Fau­ to keep, but improve on Chureh, New Britain, and first James Haysllp, 47 High St., nae, Joanne Oyr aad Gerald these high standards. pastor of^ Che Church o< As­ Rockville; Edward Herschler, Alan Oheeley, bath of Vernon, sumption will speak Wednes­ 7C Wales Rd., Andover; has been announced by her day, Mhy S, at the Ladies William Johnson, 452 Adams parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duden Guild of the AssumpMon Com­ St.; Grace Kohring, 15 Griswold Cyr of 86 ’IhmU Rd. munion Dinner at 7:30 p.m. at St.; Belton Latham, 208 School H er flanoe Is the eon of Mr. the Manchester Country Club. St.; Chester Luke, RFD. Bol­ and Mrs. I/evi Chesley o f Mbn- r A Mass will be celebrated at ton. tauk Dr. 6:30 p.m. at the Church of the Also, James McGee, 41 Wash­ MUm Cyr, a 1066 graduate of Assumption. ington St.; Mrs. Edna Odell, RockvUle High School, is em­ Special Citation Sale to celebrate “Outstanding Customer Service” Award! Father Farrell was the first East Hartford; Ralph Parker, ployed as a cleric typist at pastor of the Church of the Thompsonville; Albert Soblelo, Prabt and WhMney Aircraft, 2 Assumption ir 1055 and served 26 School St.; Mrs. Emily Dtvfalon o f United Aircraft at the Manchester church un­ Tatro, East Hartford. Oorp., Blast Hartford. Mr. til taking his present post in ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Chesley, a 1062 graduate of the 1962. Before that time the Mrs. Regina Adams, 9 Olive A. I. Prince ’Technical School, church was a mission of 3t. Lane, Rockville: Gerald Apple­ Hartford, Is serving with the James' Church. He was made by, 149 O ^land St.; Merritt U.S. Air Force Reserves. He Is a moTiSignor In 1963. During Ball, Windsor Locks; Mrs. employed as a technician at the Iris Manchester pastorate, per­ Rachel Bamber, 171 E. Center Johnson Service Co., West mission was granted him in St.; Mrs. Margaret Beaucage, Hartford. 9 1960 to build and operate As­ 350 Lydall St.; Mrs. Harriet The wedding is planned for sumption Junior H i ^ School. Belasky, RFD 3, Vernon; Louis Aug. 31 at St. Bernard’s Reservations close Wednes­ Bellone, Amston; _ Mrs. Ivy Church, Rockville. day. 'Hckets may be obtained Butler, Glastonbury; Mrs from Mrs. OHve Chartlcr, guild Iftemadette Claing, East Hart president; Mrs. John F. Tier­ ^ Stop 6 Shop ford; Ihiane Clifford, 65 EUling Wins! ney, chairman of the dinner; ton Ave., Rockville; Bruce Da Study Shows Mrs. AiUan J. Cameron. Mrs. vis, 37 Mill St.; Mark Elliott James O’Toole, Mrs. John East Hartford; Jane Guzman Influences in Funk, Mrs. WilBam C. Gleaty, Gail Dr.. Ellington. Mrs. Prank A. Giorgio, Mrs. Also, Frank HarrisOTi, E4st Walter O. McNally, Miss Kath­ Hartford; Mrs. Catherine Charity Gifts erine D. O’Brien, Mrs. Thomas Hughes, 41 Prospect St.; Sharyn Stop & Shop E. Riddell or Mrs. Henry P. Larala, 74 School St.; Kurt By WnJiARO OLOPTON JR. SkeHy. Linders, 736 N. Main St.; Mrs. H m Washington Post Melba Lunt, 114 Park St„ Apt. WASHINOTON — A man's B l; Cindy McClelland, 16 Rob­ wUUngneas to oooftrlbuto Ito a Fudge Cake About Town ert Rd., Rockville: Mrs. Ber­ charity may de$>«nd leas on the The Dlaconate of Center Con­ nice and Roger Marcham, R e­ wartbiness o f the cause than Save 10c on TOP gregational Church will meet servoir Dr., Rockville; CSiester on fals knowing bow much his this luscious O'THC cake. Choco­ Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Osborn, Mohegan Trail, Cov­ neighbor gave. entry; Mrs. Helen Otten, 648 Reaeanh supporting tUs la te fu d g e GRADE Federation Room of the church. cake with rich Avery St., Wapplng. view was reported here by Iavd SHOP Queitty Mtatc fudge frost­ William R. Johnson, secre- Also, 'Thomas Pelletier, 687 psy«^logluts. ing. 14 oz tary-treasurer o f the Savings Dart HUl Rd., RockvUle; Mrs. Ladd Wheeler of Duke Uni- package. 4 9 Irene Petersen, 63 Gerald Dr., venrity and Carl M. Wagner of Bank of Manchester, will be a S l i ^ We reserve ttie right member of a mortgage panel Rockville: Mrs. Shirley Reg- the Naval Medical Research to limit Quontitles at a meeting of officers, trus­ getts„ 36 Auburn R d.; Lawrence Institute described an experi­ tees, and directors of Greater Secore, 16 Knox St.; Ivan ment involving aerveral groups Semenenko, Warehouse Point: FREESOe STAMPS o f N avy enlisted men. Hartford mutual saving banks „ With this coupon and purchoso of nr\u.^n I-/ tomorrow night at the Hoim- Stankovics, 268 Hart- In each group the men Save on bread fresh from our own ovens! two 46-oz. cons Apricot Appio, were caused to overhear one of tain Laurel Restaurant, Enfield. Vernon. Crop* Appk, Orongo Apricot. A BIRTHS SATURDAY; A CHICKEN PARTS their feUows being sollctted B.C. nmif JMC tor a donation. A fter hearing ’Hie Perennial Planters Gar­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thom­ TRAY PACK-MAINE his reply, the men themselves den Club will meet tomorrow as Gay, 47614 E. Middle Tpke.; Coupon pood Coupon good thru Big Daisy Bread , M ^ 4 l were soRcMed. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. a dau ^ter to Mr. and Mrs. Le­ Sot, m o ^ _____ ® i In some groups, ttie men Sliced White M Elsie Huffleld, 25 Stephen St. roy Reel, Hartford; twin sons FRESH CUT UP FOWL Early W eek who was overheard rei^nded Members are reminded to to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knight, m m m im im m im A big, big value nmusi n A I D S - W O D generously. In others, he re­ bring spring flowers to fUI May 75*4 Summer St.; a daughter to r I I ■ r 'm m r T —i 111 r ■ big, big loaf of our sh |0»K fused to give a cent. as a Daisy" bread. ^ ^ baskets for a Manchester con­ Mr. and Mrs. Delbert JacheUe, B-THRIFTY FRANKS ,, 5 9 ‘ BOILED HAN Some groups were told the valescent home. East Hartford; a son to Mr. FREE SOe STAMPS FREESOESTAMPS uuuD onoi-aiciD 6RAD EO M -nn. M ra WHh this coupon and purchoie of Steak Special and Mrs. Charles Turner, 108 WHh this coupon and purchoM of money was needed to buUd up three 29-oz. cons rredtpolc P 13>os. or 1914>as. can the treasury of a local service­ The Ladles Aid of the Luth­ McKee St. BOLOGNA S 3 9 ' UVERWURST IOV 2 oz BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son man’s club. ’The rest were told Stop & Shop Bulkie Rolls Package of 6 eran Women’s Missionary PURPLE PLUMS it would be spent to reunite a League of Zion Evangelical to Mr. and Mrs. William Bous- Large 15 oz size quet Jr., 417 Hackmatack St.; EA R LY MORN . FRESH WHOLE OR HALF dying Marine and his family. Stop & Shop Angel Loaf Save 20c Mon. Jues. and Wed.! Lutheran Church will meet Analysis of the men’s pledges a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clam, Onion or Bleu 8 oz Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the showed they were influenced $1 Schuplitz, 40 Olcott St., Apt. 212; ^ PORK SLICED Caterer’s Kitchen Dips Cheese 3 C U D S I You won't cut into a Top of the Grade steak and find a Assembly Room of the church. SLICED "K much more strongly by the re­ Mrs. Wilma Wiley, Mrs. Ray­ a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. w m m m m m . written guarantee. But it's there. It's in the ‘‘choicest” Howard Squires, Warehouse BACON BUTTS 0 59< lb plies they overheard than by Stop & Shop Potato Chips 14-oz package mond Baglin and Mrs. Albin the supposed goals of the fund­ of the choice grade, in the Just-Rite Trim® of your Roth are hostesses. Point; a son to Mr. and Mrs. steak. If you ever get less than a perfect steak (though Alfred Flnke, Glastonbury. FREE50ESTAMPS FREE SOe STAMPS raising. MIDGET GIAID v n o i The study was part of a we doubt it) bring it back. You won't hurt the maxi­ The Five Point Club will DISCHARGED SATURDAY: WHh this coupon and purchas* ol M f i a rnc* laektd EUced leei, Tnkty WHh thic coupon and pin ihoee of n U i A 1 d Han 8 Bleed Cened leei two 12-ox. cons Snow Crop frozen smorgasbord of research re­ Save on deluxe mixes! man's feelings. Just his pride. meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Duane Skinner, 22 Laurel PI.; W -gol. Supor Cleaner HYGRADE SALAMI Wanren Sentivony, 1023 ’Tolland ports served up to 4,600 mem­ at the home of Mrs. Robert MIRACLE WHITE ORANGE JUKE bers of the Bastem Psychologi­ SALE!Rump Tpke., BuckLanld; Joseph Bars, m Bantly, 4 Garth Rd. Mrs. James SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE cal Association, holding their 489 Miain St.; John WaddeU, Coupon good thru Coupon good thru Nichols, Mrs. Leigh Hill and 39th annual meeting at the 279 Lynwood Dr.,; Mrs. Lois Sot.,May4lh FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN Sot, 4th Duncan Hines Mrs. Dorothy Kelly are host­ Sheraton Park Hotel. Burdick, 108 MIcKeo S t ; Mrs. esses. A University of Maryland Boneless Sirloin Steak Maude Custer, 112 Asplniall Dr., Layer Cake Mixes GOLDEN RIPE FLORIDA JUICE FLORIDA SWEET team told of its use of a point Andover; Mrs. Sally Kind, 12 Members of the American § SE'J .TJ J J . HW I. L J I I I . T ■■ g!> system to control a group of Legion Auxiliary have been In­ Griswold St.; Francis Ortyl, 6 grade school children described vited to attend the joint instal­ ITiompson Court, Rockville: FREESOe STAMPS FREEIOOESTAMPS by their teachers as behavior lation of officers of the Man­ Susan Lancaster, 29 Bunco D r.; WHh thh coupon and ptnehoee of Top Round Steak . With this coupon and purchase o4 problems. 2 -b . pkg. French’i frozen chester Chapter, Disabled Aiftonlo Leone, 165 Birch St. 1-<|t., 14-oz cot As Imig as each youngster co­ American Veterans, and its Also, Mrs. Xiorebta Adalms, 17 n o o B WAX operated in an experimental Auxiliary Wednesday at 8 p.m. Hollister S t; Mrs. Gaetana Si- ■wows C A S S E R O L E classroom, he accumulated pala, 65 Walker Sit.; Warren 5 ‘->S9‘ 6 4 9 at the VPW Home. Coupon good thru points toward the purchase of Face' Rump Steak SummerB, Kozdey Rd., ToQand; Sot.,May4lh games and other Items to oc- n u B ic A u r . ® J The Salvation Arm y Sun Paula Zipkin, 35 South S t ; Mrs. ® s rntNCRisp r cupy his leisure time. stop & Shop Betty Manglofioo, 52 Village 3 sr Beams will meet Wednesday But if a child misbehaved, a Oiagonal Cut Green Beans Brand at 3:30 p.m. at the Citadel. St., Rockville: Peter Breen, 16 CUCUMBERS 2 5 « LEMONS 4 9 ' counter showing his number of Lyness St; David Giivln, Col­ TIOnCALO ASSTD ponroucAH points would be run backwards. Larga Fancy Paas London Broil Steak ~ A prayer meeting will be chester: Kenneth Rohan;, 95 Au­ FREE 50ESTAMPS FREE SOESTAMPS Points would be deducted until 28 02 $ 1 held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at tumn S t; Richard Brandweln, WHh this coupon and purchase of FRUIT DRINKS 4 9 ' PINEAPPLES 2 9 ' WHh thii coupon and purchoM of the misconduct ceased. California Tomatoes sun ciory Brand 4 rans ■ Gospel Hall, 415 Center St. 128 Ferguson Rd.; Cindy Good- two pkgs. — qt. or gol. size 1114-ez. picg. Stouffer'a The researchers — Roger W. (Individual Beef Steaks) ole, 74 NleH Rd., RockvUle. 3 McIntyre, Jeffrey P. Jensien and La Regina Spaghetlini Macaroni Tonder-ottes The Cosmopolitan Club will Also, Ann Jervis, 38 Oanter- 3 H i r i Y 'M S * man - Atn. - DECORATOR MLim onOM ea LOBSTER NEWBURG Gayle Davis—said the system have its annual luncheon Thurs­ bury St; Prescott and Mrs. 3 $ J 0 0 "was effective In controlling day at 12:30 p.m. at the Man­ Lucie Wtadsworth, 43 Olcott St.; SCOTTOWELS 2 8 9 ' POTATOES "8S“ 3 @ j the disruptive behaviors of chil­ chester Country Club. Mrs. C.B. ® | J ■ n D s m BOUH'S dren in Grades one through Mini-priced to save you money Elchmann Is In charge of the CHEESE 2 7 ' four." luncheon. Mrs. R.W. Russell is GREEN PEAS 5 : 8 9 ' NEUrCHATEL — gj The children had their parents hostess for the event. permission to take part In the 2 research, conducted at the uni­ Johnson’sBaby Powder FREESOe STAMPS GRAND UNION FRESH BAKE TETLEY FREEIOOESTAMPS Swift’s Premium Special for Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday! More than 400 young people versity. WHh thb coupon and ptochoM of *. WHh this coupon and purchoto of Keep baby fresh -and comfy with Canned Hams or Armour Star ‘3 .9 8 attended a dance Saturday 8-oz. eon Grand Union 20-lb. your feworHe Two University of Rochester Johnson & Johnson. Save on the night at Concordia Lutheran Psychologists presented a re­ with gravy l? 0 COFFEE SANDWICH BREAD TEABAGS $1-05 size. 14 oz plastic can. Honey Suckle | g 9 0 CBiurch sponsored by the host BLACK PEPPER Charcoal Briquets port Indicating that college stu­ iib i o o m ^ B ^ K < dents who excel at "faking” al­ Cooked Sliced Turkey Farms JUICE ORANGES church and Emanuel Lutheran. Coupon good thru SIP Coupon good thru {TA so make higher grades. Proceeds of the dance, amount­ SotTMcnTith \L/ a S Sot., May 4lh Swift’s Premium From Florida's ing to about $125 will be donat­ Seventy-four students were 27 oz package ■ w given a test designed to show Rock Cornish Hens finest Indian ed to the Martin Luther King 4 9 ' o 9 stop & Shop Brand their aptitude for work as a Jumbo Paper Towels 180 sheet rolls Youth Fund. . 3 Stop & Shop Imp. fiO River groves! 5 ^ 5 9 ' PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT _ forest ranger. They were told Danish Sliced Ham to answer the questions as they The Women’s ‘Bible class of SALAD DReSSING CAMPBELL'S thought a forest ranger would. the Church of Christ will meet Those who were moat success­ tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the MIRACLE WHIP ful — those, that is, whose Clanky Syrup Kleenex Land o' Lakes Three Diamonds church, Lydall and Vernon St. TOMATO SOUP answers were most like those Condensed All The class, which Is opfen to the DEL MONTE DRINKS Butter Solid Light Tuna Tired? 4 r 85' given by a large number of Chocolate Flavored Facial Tissues Laundry Detergent public is studying the lives of actual forest rangers who were various women of the Bible. CREAMERY 2c off o 200 ply C 1 ♦ Call! tested earlier — turned out to Jumbo 9-lb 3-oz pkg $ i OO 7 9 ' • - 3 JaS »1.00 be students who, as a group, 30c off label. Save! 1 • # T 5 5 * label L pkgs O 1 The policy committee of made better grades. South Methodist Church will 4 3 6 9 ’The Researchers — Ralph • 1 meet tonight at 7:80 in the LAND '0 LAKES BUTTER 1 0 NEW SYSTEM Barocas euid Donald Christen­ pastor’s study. sen — said that skill at "fak­ B eech-N ut Solid White Tuna LAUNDRY ing" and high grades may both Sweet Mixed Sanitary Napkins Pet Food 'The production crew of the CHfCKEN OF THE SEA HOLLAND HALL GRAND UNION 1000 SHEET ROU strained Baby Food AND DRY CLEANING * reflect an ability to give others 100% Salmon 6 Little Theater of Manchester a desired Impression of oneMlf. will meet tonight at 8 at Bailey ON HARRISON ST, . (44) W HITE TUNA ICE a rE A M CREAM CHEESE SCOTTISSUE A iars 5 9 ^ 4 2 ' Tuna & Chickens Auditorium, Manchester High Off Boat Center St. 200 F1BM8 AIDED School, to complete erection of OpiMwito the Oeiiietery MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala. — the stage setting for "Barefoot More than 200 commerolal ter- in the Park." There will be a For Pickup and Delivery 7 .0 1 . $ 9 , Coll 649-7763 tUlzer manufacturera and dis­ AT OUR MANCHESTER STOP & SHOP STORE! technical rehearsaj ^tomorrow at tributors In 43 statM used exper­ Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 8 p.m, and a dress rehearsal Branches at: 3 c a n s 4 9 1 1 ' imental materials teem the Na­ Wednesday a t -7 p.m'. On Thurs­ 501 Hartford Rd. 10 tional Fertilizer Development day, Friday and Saturday, the Center here during fiscal 1907. 2 6 3 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER, CONN. Also Fine Cleaners Manchester Purfcade, ITtarapfte, West— ^Triple-S Redeoqitioa Cester, 180 Htarket Sqasre, Nefirinctaa nights of the performance, the 656 Centd* Street. Shipments of TV A fertlUzers to­ cast call will be at 7 p.m. Open Fridsy Nichte to 9—All Redonpllpn Oentere Cbsed MoodivB taled 206,000 tons. ^

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THBEB ■ PACO TWENTY-TWO m a n (;^ e s t e R e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Mo n d a y , a p r il 29, i 9 6 ^ % Extra-Base Punch THE Baseball Games on Schoolboy Slate Gary Bell Gets Shot Herald Angle E j Giving Leo Relief EARL YOST Eagles Play I Week’s Slate Sports Editor S Derby Week Arrives^ Four Times. BASEBALL METS-BGDS- Monday, Manchester NEW YORK (AP)—The to" for an 8-8 Notes from the Little Black Book^ aining Old NA'nONAIi LKAOUE ^ , t caffocaao hiuihas won five of Itstts last six jerry Orote paced the Mats' Bristol Eastern 8:18; E: 94th Race Saturday SAPLINGS —EmUy Pratt W. L. Pet. a.B. Chlcag^) Cubs extra-base gtarts. attack with three hits und two With four games in a six-day period, East Catholic MHS Three Catholic at Northwest 8:80; UMPIRE CLINIC 127, Marge Orzyb 156, Maude St. Louis 12 4 .760 punch has given Leo Du- Beckert drilled two singles r b i . The Reds chased Koomnan High’s pitchers may need rubber arms. Coach Don Cheney at Goodwin Tech 2:80. The District Eight LltUe LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)- ■The horses are here: The BOSTON (A P)— Veter­ Son Fran. 0 6 .600 2% rocher some needed relief and his first 1968 homer in the m the eighth, when I>e May \m- Bums’ club will be idle only Wednesday and Friday By BARRY COWLES . Tuesday, Bolton vs. Vinal League umpires will hold Ihclr and temnorarilv trans- opener. Kesslnger stroked four loaded a two-run honaer, out Tech; Coventry at Rham, El- annual cfinic Thursday, at people are coming. It’s Kentucky Derby Week. an right-hander Gary Bell Chicago 8 8 .600 4 this week, which means southpaw Art LaMontagne, It’s__ „ going - „ tp . be a busy Los Angeles 8 8 .600 4 formed the ^ Itu re into a Including a triple. In the Met relievers Danny Friaella, Ilngton vs. Suffleld, RockvUle 7 p.m. in the Broad Brook Ele- About 17 of the hopefuls now stabled at Churchill h a p p y h o l id a y s attempts to regain his old formed the Vulture into seized the NaUonal a lly ax>rt and Ron Taylor com- Gary Kinel and Doug Melody will have a lot of work week for schoolboys. Philadelphia 8 8 .600 4 vacuum cleaner. Nothing to report on any progress o f starting base- Here’s what’s on this vs. WUson, South Windsor at mentary School. The clinic will Downs will go postwarti Saturday for the 94th running Dellna Rock 344. job in the Boston pitching Cincinnati 7 8 .467 4% League batting lead with a ■■ blned to preserve the rooWe ball relations between East Stafford, East Catholic be conducted by Alton Cowles, of America’s foremost horse race. Phil Regan, the former Vul- .week’s menu for local and Penney 3:16. rotation tonight when the ■jk AUanta 7 » .488 6 mark. southpaw’s perfect record. Little League commissioner. And the people, now just a ^ ^ . _ tifi-e of the Los Angeles Dodg­ • • • Catholic High and Manchester area high school sports­ VILLAGE MIXERS — John Red Sox open a week-long ■ r.;. Pittsburgh 6 8 .429 6 Jcrfuison went 6-for-8 In the High. It appears to be a dead Wednesday, Manchester at and Ed Matthews of Vernon. trickle, will pack Uie stands Doran 216-543. Ginger Yourkas ers’ bullpen, tidied up In both men. There are 17 diamond 'Platt 3:15; Cheney at East home stand in a meeting V-. Houston 6 9 .400 6H day, with a triple and two dou­ PHIUS-BRAVES- issue—from both sides. There is need for more um- and cover theFinfield as the O “woon. Big Bend, Keelo and" 179.812, mov»AnClayton MnrT,h„Murphy 218-628, ends of Chicago’s 8-4, 6-2 double- tuts listed, five golf matches, Granby, South Windsor at Wind- , with the Minnesota TTwins New York 6 9 .400 6% bles, and Philips was 4-for-7, Pltciier Rick Wise deUvered * * » plres this season in the local traditional derhy day crowd of P''°P®*' Proof, the winner Paul Abert 620, Pat Nlvlson 462, 'A -■ header sweep over Houston Sun­ with two triples and a double. Philadelphia’s deciding run wlUi two track meets and the MHS gor Locks, three Ieag;ue8. Any boy over 16 100,(X)0. \ *^*'® California Derby, at Fenway Park. Sunday’s Results day in his first appearances for O ff the C u ff netmen opened their season to­ Pat Quackenbush 461. Chicago Jenkins 3-0) at Regan pitched two hitless In­ a ninth Inning double, but need­ Thursday, East Catholic vs. or man that can donate one or Millions of otti^s will keep "^® owned by Frank C. Bell, plagued by tendonitis In the Cubs. Roc SoDUball Leagues — Roe, day. his shoulder in spring training, Plttsbtirgh Blass 0-0), night nings In relief of first game win- ed ^ relief help from Dick FarreU Woodrow Wilson 3:15, Bolton at two nights a week from 6 to their eyes and Vars or both on S“ H'van. was one of two Derby FRIENDSHIP — Bee Moquin Regan, traded from Uie Dodg­ Churdh and Dusty — start one The Manchester High dia­ Coventry. earned the starting shot with CSnclnnatl (Tsltourls 03 or ner Joe Nlekro and held the As- bottom of the ninth after rnvontrv ,g in touch the proceedings vlk CBS tele- candidates to work out at the 182-457, Betty Camalre 182- ers to Chicago last Tuesday, week fn m tondght. . . . There mond men have three games Friday, Manchester at Ma­ Downs Sunday. The other was two perfect relief efforts in Blaslngame 1-0) at Houston tros to one hit — a bases-empty tagged for a two-run ho- with either Tom Conran or vision and radio. Post time Is 466, Jo DeMaio 184-476, Leah protected sizeable leads In the Was joy in the oamp o f the El- scheduled, all on the road. To­ loney 3:15; Bolton vs. Coven­ October House Farm’s Iron which he struck out five batters (Ray 0-0) night homer by Doug Rader — In pro­ mer by Hank Aaron. Bill m it e Cowles. Any local umpire wish- approximately 4:30 p.m., EDT. „ , . .u r-i 1 Whipple 459, Doris Avery 469, eighth inning of each game as tecting Ken Holtzman’s first Ungton Hlgth basdboU team lost day they face Bristol Eastern try, Ellington vs. Stafford, In four innings. Atlanta (K. Johnson 0-1) at homered for the PhllUes, ^ o ing to attend this clinic Ruler, who won the Flamingo T^^P^Kershaw 236, Carl Klein: Durocher’s Cubs flattened the vlctojy over the final 1 2-3 In­ Friday afternoon in South High, Wednesday, Plabt High RockvUle vs. Glastonbury, Broad Brook please But before the Big Race takes „ „ ^ disqualification and Manager Dick Williams de­ San Francisco (Marichal 3-0) have won seven of their last the spoUlght entirely, there is ^ stuber 218-216—617, Charles Astros with a 22-hIt barrage that nings of hte nightcap. Windsor when the Knights and Friday, Maloney High. South Windsor vs. Granby. Cowles. cided to give Bell a starting St. Louis (Torrez 1-0) at Los nine. stUl one stepping stone to be Bossldy 203, Bud Tomlinson 203, included four doubles, five tri­ • • * sns(p(ped a four-game losing Coach Don Bums and his Saturday, East Catholic at International League and try­ Wood Memorial. shot after Ray Culp lost two Angeles (Sutton 0-0), night the /-.ii.. 1. , _ _ • _____i. Vaughan Sherwood 613, BUI ples and a home run. CARDS-PIRATE6 - streak and won No. 1. OMtebing East Catholic Eagles have four Northwest Catholic, 10:30 outs will be held at Verplanck ) games. Culp replaces Bell In Only games scheduled. the Knights Is Bob Joy, while games slated as they traveled TRACK Derby Trial Stakes here Tues- ^^gj^ pre.oerby paces are 610, Tuesday’s Games A week ago Sunday, In his fi­ Dal Maxvill poked a tla- School Field. the bullpen. breaklng seventh inning single regular mentor Don Therrien to Northwest Catholic today, Monday, Manchester at Con- Below Is a schedule for the ■'• Calumet Farm s Forward Right - hander Jose Santiago Philadelphia at New York nal reUef stints for the Dodgers, for Itls first RBI of the season recuperates from serious In­ are home on Tuesday and ard, Maloney; East Catholic week: Mon. —9-year-olds; Tues. The Held for the one-mile tri- Pass, the Florida Derby and Chicago at Pittsburgh, N the 31-year-old right-hander SPOUSES — Bob Wlllette 141- fashioned his second straight and subsequently scored on a juries suffered in an auto bjccI- Thursday entertaining Penny at Penney, North West. —10-year-olds; Wed.—11 and al could number about seven in- Blue Grass Stakes winner; Cincinnati at Houston, N picked up two victories In a twin 354, Fred Oakes 135-361, Roland shutout In a four-hit, 3-0 victory passed ball, leading the Cards dent. . . . Rec Departmenit- High and Woodrow Wilson High Friday, East Catholic at St. 12-year-olds. All sessions start eluding Peter Fuller’s Dancer’s Cragwood Estate’s Alley Fight- „ j t,,. Atlanta at San Fraclsco bill against the New York Mets. at Baltimore Sunday, but the past Pittsburgh. Left-h a n d e r aponsored golf lessons start to (respectively), and back on the Thomas, at 6 p.m. In case of rain on Image, one of the stars in the er, winner of the Santa Anita f Red Sox had to settle for. a dou­ St. Louis at Los Angeles, N In National League single road Saturday at Northwest. 137-348, Bonnie Zemaitls 346. 2 Steve Carlton stopped the Pi­ morrow morning at 10 o’clock TENNIS any of these nights, boys will Derby sky which has been Derby, and Cain Hoy Stable’s AMERICAN LEAGUE games, St. Louis’ high-flying bleheader spilt as the Orioles at the Manchester Country Cheney Tech opened its home Monday, Manchester at report to the field Thursday clouded by generally Inconslst- Captain’s Gig. W. L. Pet. G.B. Cardinals trimmed Pittsburgh rates on five hits and Mike came back to win the second Club. Sessions will be held schedule today hosting Goodwin Eastern. ent performances among the The latter won Impressively TEETOTALERS — Madeline 4 .783 4-2 for their sixth straight vlcto- Shannon drove In two Bt. Ix>uis night at 6 p.m. game 6-1. Detroit 11 every Tuesday and Thursday Tech. The Beavers are 0-1 for Thursday, MCC vs. Mattatuck current 3-year-old crop. in last Saturday’s Stepping 6.600 2 ry, San Francisco downed the runs with a single and homer. CHECKERED DON BURNS The victims of Tom Phoebus’ Minnesota 9 • • » morning for the next five tile record. at Waterbury. Dancer’s Image charged Stone Purse, hls third victory OI®rla aem ens 471. Baltimore 6 .600 2 Dodgers 6-1 behind Gaylord Per­ , , , Bolton High (3-3) lists two .no-hltter in a 6-0 loss to the GIANT8-DODGER8 - weeks with Pro Alex Hack­ GOLF through the stretch to win the in a.s many starts this year. ir 1- n 1 • Orioles Saturday, the Red Sox t-*-’ Washington 7 .688 2 ry’s flve-hltter, the Mets nipped ? “7 " . games with Coventry High, one WlUle McOovey cracked a FLAG ney of the Country Club in League. . .Cap Day at Yankee Tuesday, East Catholic vs. Wirth Named Coach Governor a Gold cup a ^ then But none has been longer than o a ^ T a ^ Harry Buck flashed only slightly more punch Boston 8 6 .671 2% ClnclnnaU 6-8 for unbeaten rook- a make-up game. Tuesday the Pulaski, St. Thomas; Manches­ two-run homer smd run-produc­ charge. . . . Hert) Kenny has Stadium yesterday helped at­ WORCESTER, Mass. (AP)— did the samele thing to win the seven furlongs. _. __t_i._ ^ in the doubleheader, getting five New York 8 8 .600 3% le Jerry Koosman’s fourth Bulldogs emtertaln Vinal Tech, ter vs. Eastern, Hall at Hall. mimster 149-379, John Maciolek ing single as the Giants subdued been promoted to head bMket- tract 38,734 fans for the twin- The new defensive line coach at Wood Memorial, which was one- Bold Hour, getting a * clever hits In the opener and six In the Oakland 7 9 .438 4H triumph and Philadelphia shad- Thursday they trek to Coventry Wednesday, MCC vs. Greater 135-376, Pete Kalos 140-876, Otto the Dodgers. Perry strudk out ball coach at Wesleyan. He suc­ bill between the Yanks and De- Holy Cross will be Joseph A. eighth of a mile shorter than ride from Johnny Rotz, drove ^ nightcap. Cleveland 6 9 .400 4 ed Atlanta 4-3. ceeds Johnny Wood who is , and Friday host Coventry. The Hartford, Housatonic. wood Emmons 136-272, Russ 9 V/ eight and had a shutout until trolt Tigers. All young fans, 14 Wirth, 31 who has been head Ihe 1%-mile, $126,(X)0-added der- through on the far outside and Santiago lowered his earned California 6 10 .376 6V4 * » • By BARRY COWLES are 1-4 in the log. Cov­ Thurs^y, Manchester vs. Deveau 371, Bob Curtin 139-370, NEAR MISS—Catcher Curt Blefary of Baltimore dives with ball but fails to WllUe Davis homered In the sev­ sbepipiing down after 21 years. and under — received caps upon football coach at North Catholic won the $76,000-added Grey nm average to 1.13 with his Chicago 1 11 .164 8 CUBS-ASTBOS- RIVERSIDE PARK entry’s only other game Is Conard, Platt at Platt. Joel Grout 363, Gene Parker tag Boston’s Rico Petrocelli and Umpire Jim Honochick calls action. enth. It was the first earned run Kenny, a graduate of St. 'Bon- entering the stadium. . .Whltey High School in Pittsburgh, Pa., Other possible starters in the Lag Handicap at Aqueduct, top second brilliant effort in three Sunday’s Results Glenn Beckert, Don Kessln- away at Rham In Hebron Tues­ Friday, East Catholic vs. 356, Ron Churchill 136-361, Otto off San Francisco pitching In 26 (Racing was at a premium for aventure, coached at Platt Ford, now a pitching coach wlUi dnee 1964. He succeeds Carlin Trial are Te Vega, second In race on Saturday’s program. '.starts. He struck out six and Washlngton 1-0, CTeveland 0-2 ger, Lou Johnson and Adolfo day. South Catholic at Goodwin. Mayer 147, -Henry Frey 140, Innings. IRgh in Meri'ien before joining the New York Yankees, will _ walked three while posting his New York 2-2, Detroit 1-3 Phillips led the Cubs past Hous- MhncheBter ■ fans Sa'twi'day Lynch, who resigned recently to Clarence McCtonnell 137. Oranges, Apples and Cherry Bombs Thrown the Wesleyan staff as freshman made a ’’comeback” May 9 „ Coach...... Pat Mlstretta „ and ^ hls ' ioth straight victory since the Bostoil 3-1, Baltimore 0-6 nigttt at Rlveralde PBifc oval. become head football coach at Chicago 3, Mlimesota 2 ^ When he pitches against Army ^ g m e ' n c o X s ho^^^^ Young Winner Dartmouth High School. Giant Killing Feats of Cox All-Star break last year. Local fans saw some skillful Wood will be coordinator of at West Point In the annual ex- home encounters nesting W (^ PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) — “ I had good stuff—a good fast California 4, Oakland 3 New 'Englander Signs Dent Put into Record and real deiterminaition in driv­ the coUef(e phyrtoajl educaUon hlbition. . .Warren Mosler of f®w Wilson T'^sday a^d Glas- T^gnty-year-old Jack Lewis ball and a good breaking ball,” Today’s Games deipartmenit. . . . John Roberta Manchester is a member of the Anbury High Friday, both con- May Change Lives of Pros Oakland (Dobson 1-1 or Nash ing whan Jim McCavanagli a 7 and 6 victory Sunday Miss Mann Prevail BOSTON (AP)—Paul Sldero- Santiago said. ” I had a little Northrup Had Last Laugh Is an outfielder with Eastern frosh tennis team at UConn. . . '®«-«"®® tilts The Rams are 6-1 over insurance executive Bill sinus congestion before the 0-2) at Detroit (Lolick 0-0), night won the second semi-final heat ■ OonnecUcult State College. ITie 24, is the amateur who P®®*®® ®f t*'® Ro®llndaIe secUon Isn’ta't theme NBAN B A playoffsplayoils getting — ------record- . Hyndman In the 36-hole finals of RALEIGH, N.C. AP)-Oarol , ' Is the first 1 New Englander to -■game, but Buddy (trainer Bud- California (McGlothlin 0-2) at But Koosman Wins. of the card. McOavanagh, f i w local lad Is a junior. Clyde little ridiculous?. . .New York d ^ h es for the South ^ Amateur Mann carded a final round par < A P )- ups®‘ two professionals, Pancho ^ North American .. dy LeRoux) gave me a pill and NEW YORK (AP) — Yankees. The Yanks won the the right field seats. Caeveland (Hargan 1-2), night Manchester, started in the ■WOshburn, former Rham High .. . ______. Windsnr Rohpnts M-i>. two _ _ . . . ___ t._i. a_a_i a., ot British tennis star Mark Cox ^ ___ . ^ ______wiui « opener 2-1 on Roy White’s game­ The Yanks had taken the lead CINCINNATI (AP) — Paradox is a game named ______Jets will open their 1968 Ameri- Windsor Bobcats two Tournament .and became 72 for a 64-hole total of 214 to Soccer League I felt good." There were oranges and Minnesota (Perry 2-1) at Bos­ sixth row on the outside and coach, handles the Thread City The Red Sox gave Santiago winning single. In the eighth after Andy Kosco ton^ (Bell 0-0), night baseball. Mets’ rgokie Jerry Koosman can supply you untti the next to the last diamond squad. . . . San Jose apples and cherry bombs ” I was just glad we won the tied the score with a tremen­ Oct. 5, a Saturday night, against since Jack Nicklaus did it at 19 Invitational Golf Tournament all the offensive help he needed Only games scheduled. with the rules. lap to take the leader, con­ Stoite College has been added San Diego. All six other home Stafford High, Wednesday at and amateur players in the nexc ment — the BriUsh Hardcourte was added to the Boston Bea- game,” the young Tiger out­ dous shot Into the left-field Sunday. with three runs In the sixth In­ and even a rubber btCll with Tuesday’s Games The 24-year-old southpaw’s most every pitch.” stantly keeping the squeeze enched in favor of the gap In the final two in­ with the Providence Reds, has Wednesday the Huskies trek to Friday itihe Indians are Idle Norm Slebem In the second tied a Mets’ record, also held by nings. luck combined, BlUy Greco had and Bast buses to St. Thomas Bob Shaw and Larry Beamarth. been named the most valuable Rhode Island. game. But Koosman had no complain a whole of It. Just after the Aquinas. Continues Post-Game Physical Fitness Program ” He will be here a long time,” The Red Sox took a 1-0 lead about being taken out. ” I didn’t Oonsoleitlon race had gfotten Coach Phil Hyde had hls net- Hodges said of the rookie. ’’He’s THE AIRCRAFT’S NEW JOB CENTER on singles' by Rico Petrocelli, have consistent rhythm and that underway, Greco ooine out of men all primed for the opening the kind of man who realizes Bill Sharman Set pitcher Jerry Stephenson and control—It was bad.” One of the the second turn and made a match at Bristol Eastern this Andrews in the second inning of ■what’s going on wWhln himself end results, though, was he bid to take over two cars on Tom Boll, Doug and his prolblems when he has the back stretch. The cars, 07 To Jump to ABA aifteimoon the nightcap. However, they walked only two. U Pnnt.olPastel aind Soortt MacLean ON WILLOW STREET, EAST HARTFORD P Stanky Still Running in Outfield any,” and 66, were wldefly separated managed just three more hits, Catcher J^rry Grote, with LOS ANGELES (AP)—Bill should pace the swingers. including a drag bunt by Step­ Koosman, who has four of the and Greco started between Golf maitches also appear in -The opened with a single and after rallied, taking a 2-1 lead in the SENATORS-INDIANS- Mets’ six victories this season. three hits and two runs batted them but before he got half Sharman has indicated he will henson, the rest of the way NEW YORK (AP) In, and shortstop A1 Weis and sign a contract to coach the Los toe limelight as Manchester against the Orioles’ Jim Hardin. Chicago White Sox have Snyder Uned out. Ward eighth but Bill Preehan and Jim- pj^j Qrtega and Luis Tiant • way through the two oars golfers open the season Tues­ connected. Northrup hammered ninth In- * ■' "M y control was worse than it second baseman Ken Boswell sandwiched him In and he rode Angeles Stars of the American Stephenmn hurled hmess ball ^on two of their last three Basketball Association. day at Hall High in West Here’s one of the best places to get a job in Connecticut! new office . . . with convenient parking nearby. Stop untU the fourth, when Baltimore The homer was Ward’s fourth ning homers that won it for the swapped two-hltters with Ortega gygp been. I wasn’t fighting drove In the Mets’ runs Boswell „ „ top of the two Into the games and 'Manager E(ldie scoring the only nm in the Sena- i jugt was not gettlrig hit his second homer of the sea- Sharman, who quit Friday as Hartford against Bristol East­ in soon at the Aircraft’s new employment office on erupted for three runs. He sur­ of the season and boosted his Tigers. third comer wall. After the It’s the Aircraft’s modern new employment office. tors’ first game victory and My rhythm was son in the sbeth. Grote raised his coach of the San Francisco War­ ern and Hall. Coach Tom Kel­ Stanky still is running in batting average to .340. * * * seiparatlon of the care, Greco, In rendered another run in the riors of the National Basketball ley Is looking ahead to a good Inside these doors, helpful employment represent­ Willow Street in East Hartford. the outfield. ORIOLES-RED SOX- Tony Horton supplying the ijms off.changing, it seemed, with al- average to .366. the 500, came back and finish­ fifth before being relieved by ” We’ve been in every game for the Indians’ second g a m e ______^______Association, reportedly has been season. Culp. John Wyatt wUd pitched stanky continued his post­ Jim Hardin’s six-hitter beat ed the race with minor dam­ atives are ready to tell you about the jet-age pay, EXPANDED EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. Quali­ but we’ve just been falling one triumph. , Country Club offered several coaching jobs, East Catholic golfers enter­ across the sixth Baltimore run game physical fitness progrram hit short,” said Ward, who Boston in the second game and ages. BEST 16 tain PulaSki High and St. advancement opportunities and liberal benefits that fied employees have the opportunity to improve their Sunday after Pete Ward’s ninth earned a split for the Orioles Ortega bowled over Cleveland Saturday’s main event Jurt his attorney said Sunday night. in relief of Culp in the eighth. made sure the Sox weren’t one Saturday Ed Kookstratten said that the Thomas Aquinas Tuesday at inning homer gave the Sox a 3-2 after Jose Santiago pitched a catcher Duke Sims in a home Lakers Head East wasn’t bound to gelt going as come with a job at the Aircraft. And they’ll assist you education through trade, technical and college level hit short this time. Class A —^Larry Gazza 64-4- former Boston Celtics’ star had toe Manchester Country Club. decision over the Minnesota And Stanky simply ran and four-hitter for the Red Sox in plate collision for the first flve comipletc restarts were Firlday toe EJagles are at Good­ training at area schools. Aircrafters receive tuition game’s only run. Ken Mc­ 60, Harry Rich 64-2-62 Class decided to take the post with the in finding the job or paid training that’s best for you. Twins. swung his lead bat. He contin­ the opener. needed. Before one lap could be B—Bd Shaw 67-5-62, Del St. win Park against South Catho­ Consecutive doubles by Mullen’s single, snapping an 0- Stars. Enjoy looking for a better job in this comfortable refunds upon successful completion of their courses. Mc^r L«fmue The rouUne, which started in ued the post-game program completed someione would mess John 68-5-63; Class C—BUI Og­ lic. the middle of Chicago’s season- even though he was ejected Brooks Robinson and Boog Pow- for-17 slump, drove it in. Horton With Series Tied things up in the flnat turn and Thursday is the second game LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bos- with Captain Elgin Baylor in den 72-8-64, Dan MtorUne 73-8- opening 10 game loetog streak, from the game in the sixth in- s®t up a three-run Oriole ral- doubled and scored on Tomrny try to eliminate the entire for toe Indians against Conard s=Leaderis= ton’s Celtics and the Los An- charge on the court, 66; Low gross—Harry Elch 75; Sign with Pats American League sends Stanky jog(ging\across the ning for protesting a third strike ly la the fourth inning of the Harper’s seventh inning single. field. Once started, McOava­ Blind Bogey—Ailex EIgner 100. High and Plaitt High at toe let­ nightcap and Hardin held the snapping a scoreless duel in the geles Lakers head east again Baylor chipped in 30 points as Batting 26 at bate — White, outfield swinging a lead bat aft- call, nagh WHS in the fourth row PRO SWEEPS BOSTON (AP)—Two Standout ter’s course. Red Sox at bay. Carl Yastrzem- second game. Then Horton hom­ all square in their National Bas- fhe Lakers capitalized on some N.Y., 366; Allison, Minn., 362; er each game. Then the little » « • and finished sevenlth with Doa- Harry Eich 75, Ralph De- pass receivers are the latest It should be a busy week, no ski’s single drove in Boston’s ered for an Insurance run In the ketball Association playoff se- shooting by Boston. APPLY NOW FREE TRAINING WITH PAY AIvte, COeve., 362. skipper retires'to'the trainer’s a n o ELS-A’S ny Oallulu right on hla bumper Niwolo 76, BiU Ogden 69, Carl players sighed by the Boston maltter how one looks at It. JET-AGE JOBS only earned run in the opener. ninth inning. ries with the condition of Jerry "Our game Is a running game Runs —Sims, Oleve., 13; R. room for meditation. Roger Repoz took over the for eighth. Elngber^ 70, Hogan Zamaitds Patriots of the American Foot­ CONVENIENT HOURS IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE-you West’s injured ankle the big we didn’t play It,” com- OPEN NOW Jackson, Oak., 13. He could have had nothing but American League home run Dan Deveau, Bob Bard and 71, Pat Ml'jtreltta 71, Don ball League. Jerry Lamb, a may be given 120 hours of instruction and MACHINE OPERATORS training on the machine you have been hired Runs batted in —KiUebrew, good thoughts Sunday after with his sixth of the year question. mented player-coach Bill Rus­ Herb Pardl took the first three former Arkansas star who has “ I don’t think It’s badly hurt,” Benoit 71. Coach Resigns WELDERS to operate. Instruction will be in our own ma­ Minn., 12; F. Howard, Wash., Ward’s poke beat Dean Chance. helping the Angels beat the Ath­ sell. apiots. BEST 17 been on the Kansas City Chiefs’ MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY said the Lakers’ superstar of chine training school. 1 2 . In other American League letics. Rick Reichardt also hom­ "The secret of beating the Sunday taxi squad, and Bill Murphy of SHEET METAL ASSEMBLERS By BILL MOQUIN WORCESTER, Mass. (AP)-^- 8 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be ■Hits —Unser, Warti., 22; 6 games, California nipp^ Oak­ ered for California. the sprained left ankle he suf- Lakers Is to give Baylor and Class A—^Don AngoAa 69-4- Cornell, who led all Ivy Leag(ue clarlln P. .Lynch, 83, assistant BENCH MECHANICS land 4-3, Washlngfton traded Sammy Ellis, with late inning fered In the final minute of his contain THOMPSON given courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 tied with 19. 65, Bob McGurkin 72-6-66; receivers last season, were both football coach at Holy Cross the tRAINEES weeks in Machining, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, relief help from Minnie Rojas, club’s 118-106 viciorv victory over Bos-Bos SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON Doubles —3 tied with 6. shutouts with Cleveland, win­ "Baby needs a new pair of Claas B—Julio Henriques 78-14- sig^ned as free agents. past three seasons, has resigned Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine Repair won the game—his first victory ton which put the set at 2-2. AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS Triples —Uhlaender, Minn., ning 1-0 and then losing 2-0, New Archie Clark 17 points In the shoes," said modified stock car 64, Ed Shaw 76-10-66; Class C to become head coach at Dart- and Pipe Making. 3; 6 tied with 2. York split with Detroit, winning In the Americ.'.n League. Dr. Robert Kerian said more driver, Ed Flemke, of Southing­ AND TESTERS second half. . .you can’t to that -Jack OOlva 78-16-62, Henri APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCEl>“ (Mass.) High School. Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for Home runs —Repoz, Calif., 6 ; 2-1 and losing 3-2, and Boston * * • would be known today about the and win.” ton yesterday, os he climbed in­ Pesslnl 89-23-66; Low gross— TOOL AND DIE MAKERS Injury. It occurred In a collision Lynch, who also will serve as Southington and Middletown. courses ranging from three to four years in Sime, '-{Seve., 6 ; Killebrew, blanked Baltimore 3-0 before YANKS-TTGERS- to his 2X coupe to win the 60- Ray AmgOtta 75; Blind B o g e y - AND MANY OTHERS Jet Engine Metalsmithing. Machining, Tool & with John Havllcek after West Clark hadn't scored in the MADISONx Wls. (AP — Bob coorlndator of athletics for the Minn., 6. ' the Orioles won the second Mickey Mantle doubled home lap feature race in opening day Ray 'Warren, BUI Kenney 95. Die Making'and Electronics. had scored 38 points in the Lak­ first half as the Lakers held a Knight, coach of Army, was ap- town of Dartmouth, is a former 10% SECOND SHIFT BONUS An equal opportunity employer Stolen bases —Campaneris, game, 6-1. the tying run and then carried -A 52-44 advantage. But also In that at Thompson Speedway. PRO SWEEPS pointed head coach at Wiscon- Holy Cross star. He later Oak., 7; Cardenal, Cleve., 6 ; * • * in the winner on Roy White's ers’ coachlesB triumph. “ Steady Eddy’s” best lap time Low Gross—Ray Angotta 75, l/M Angeles mentor Bill van_ half, the Celtics had hit only 38 sin Wednesday to succeed John cdached at Somerset High and White, N.Y.,. 6. WHITE BOX-TWINS- single as the Yankees rallied for was 21.9 as he vaulted from 17th IVxm Jacobsen 75. Low net— ' Erickson, who will he general Bishop Stang High in North Pitching 2 decisions —6 tied two eighth inning runs and a 2-1 Breda KoSrwas uiumbed from P®*" starting position to take com­ Jack OMiva 86-16-70, Julio Chance was nursing a 2-1 lead the premises by referee Mendy Boston finished up with only a manager of Milwaukee’s new Dartmouth before returning to with 1,000. victory over the Tigers in the mand on lap 10 and from there Henriques 84-14-70, Bob Mc­ on homers by Harmon Kille­ Rudolph after collecting two « P«r compared with 63 team in the pro NBA. his alma mater as an asslsfwt. Strikeouts —McDowell, Cleve., first game. showing the way to the check­ Gurkin 77-6-71. brew and Ted Uhlaender going technical fouls with eight min- ®®**^ Angeles, 33; Phoebus, Balt., 29; Mc­ into the ninth, but Luis Apariclo In the nightcap. New York ered flag on the newly paved WOMEN’S EVENT Lain, Det., 29. utes left and the scored tied 68- Russell, who did everything asphalt track. Low gross—Ertber Burnham Pratt & Whitney Pircraft 68 In the third period. well on Friday night In a 127- ,89, Low ne/t—JuiUe Dunn 92-25- Notional League The win marked a sort of lo­ 2 Each cost the volatile Laker 119 Boston victory, failed to Barber Struggled in Stretch cal triple crown effort ..for the *67, lOgbelle P a rci^ 85-16-69. Batting 26 at bats —Kessing- coach a $26 fine and he sizzled come back with a second great 20 year racing veteran who has er. Chic., 393; Flood, St. L., Canadiens Just Too Classy over the second one. performance. He hit just two of Ellington Ridge .391. now topped the field In three But Hung On to Top Zarley "I don’t mind getting teohnl- seven field goal attempts and Saturday Rund —Flood, St. L., 16; Kes­ straight tries, bringing home the DIVISK3N OF UNITED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION cals when I deserve them. But I missed 12 of his 19 free throws, Low gross—Class A—Jim DALLAS, Tex. AP)—It Is a over Harold Henning of South slnger, Oilc., 13. And Wrap Up East Series \ bacon on opening day at each didn’t say or do a thing. Tom He did grab 22 rebounds, but Gordon 80, Class B—Charlie Runs batted in —B. Williams, I of the three area NASCAR sanc- little disconcerting when you Africa going into the final round MONTREAL (AP) — There’s Blake won a first and second- Hawkins fell and (trainer the Lakers’ Darrall Imhoff did Reynolds 81 Class C—Chon 88. Chic., 16; Swoboda, N.Y., 16; know you are playing ns well and seven over the slightly no- just nothing weak about this period batUe with Reay to keep Frank) O’NeUl got up to see almost as well with 20. PAR % and % as ever but the man playing tlced Zarley, former University about him. I thought O’Neill The teams play In Boston on Springs and Norwood Flixrf ’ s f 'L 27 - Rose yTM’s Montreal Canadlens from the Canadlens going / Arena. "W e’re out for one thing, Class A —Ernie Heath 28. ig making eagles and of Houston golfer from Seattle, I»tta —^iriooa, at. Lj., £1, rtose, j ^ „ „ naou’a Htmtpp-v v was going to yell at the referee Tuesday night and then return their coach to the last rookie on Reay’s strategy was to keep money,” said Flemke, "espe­ Class B —Johnston 27. Class C birdies, eWpipng away at your Wash. Cln., 24; Kesslnger, OUc., 24. so I got up as a peacem ak er.th e formum on Thursday. The the bench. the Scooter line of Stan Mlklta, cially since my wife is expect­ —O’Brien 26. Class D —Hallo- once wide lead. Barber ended with a bogey on Doubles —Banks, Chic., 7; L. Doug Mohns and Ken Wharram With van Breda Kolff out, crowd of 17,147 on Sunday set a t The Canadlens eliminated the / ing a baby this week.” well 30. Kickers numbers Jack xhat was the experience of ig but It was after Zarley had Johnson, Chic., 7. away from the tenacious check­ reserm guard Gall Goodrich new NBA playoff attendance Triples —Kesslnger, Chic., 3; Chicago Black Hawks from the Flemke’s nearest competitor WhoUey 78, Jim Vandervoort 78, Miller Barber, a tour veteran, missed a 25-foot putt by Inches ing of Jean BeMveau, Yvan ran Qie club from the bench record. best-of-7 Stanley Cup East Divi­ was Hop Harrington, In the M2 Ed Keating 76.' os he moved toward a $20,000 that would have given him a 7 tied with 2. Coumoyer and Gilles Tremblay. sion final playoff Sunday with a car followed by Bugsy Stevens MEN’S SOOTOHBALL prize at the end of the line Sun- tie. Home runs —H. Aaron, Atl., The Chicago coach would wait 6 ; Swoboda, N.Y., 6. 4-3 overtime victory in the fifth Father of Six New Ring Champ (Mass.) In the No. 8 coupe. Bill Suirtay qay if he could just outlast Ker- Henning, the putting star of game behind the superior until the teams were ready on Doc. Kemp, Sol Lavltt 80-ly Zarley ’who was suiiging tournament, \ising only 110 Stolen bases —^Wills, Pitt., 6 ; the faceoff and then send out Slater of Hartford in the M6, coaching of Toe Blake and the 69. Gus Peters, Harvey Sirota g^rimly down toe stretch, the 72 holes, gained two W. Davis, L.A., 4. his Scooter Line, making sure Don McTavlsh, in the L&R and Pitching 2 decisions—8 tied two-gosJ performance of rookie Bill Boudette in Ernie Gahan’s 80-l()-70. Bob Brown, Tom Me- Barber made It although he gtrokes on Barber in the final Beliveau and his wingers were Underdog Comes Out on Top Jacques Lemaire. old number 60. Cusker 79-8-71. Jake Garbrous ^ gy ng^er be the same again,. j.Qund by shooting a 68 and took ;;;^with i.ooo. on the Montreal bench. OAKLAND (AP)—The under­ the 22-year-old Quarry. Strikeouts —Singer, L.A., 30; Stu Kuperschmlt 85-14—71. Thg chunky man from Sherman, money with 273. Montreal took the series four Blake, however, would keep dog has his day In the heavy— Thompson's inaugural of the Jenkins, Chic., 28. Who’s next for ElUs, who was BETTER NINE Tex., won the $100,000 Byron - games to one. the gate to his players’ bench weight boxing division and most ■nearly unheard of before the new "Tiger” division saw a field Tulin 39-3-367 Chet Wlncze 42- kelson Golf Classic with a clos- ^ariey won $ 1 ^ ^ ^ Bobby Rousseau and J. C. open until Reay sent out Mlklta, of the world now has somebody tournament? of 16 cars competing in a 12 lap 6-36. Don Berger 43-7-36, Stygar pgr 70 for 270—10 under for '^®“ ® H®n®‘n8 received $7,600. feature with George Delmar of Tremblay scored the other Mohns and Wharram and then to call champion. ” I want to be a fighting 43-8-36, Kickers numbers 77 and the tournament. T^® 30.<»0 I Sunday’ s Stars Montreal goals. Bob Schmautz, he would send out the Beliveau Jimmy Ellis, '28-year-old fath­ Walpole, Mass, streaking to the 72. He got there by one stroke Sunday, wh(ch officials claimed champ,” Ellis said. flag in a hard-charging 66 Ford. » ^t»XT'OHING—PhU Ortega, Sen- Stan Mlklta and Wayne Maid line. er of six, laid claim to the World LADIES BETTER NINE pyer the youthful Zarley, who was the largest ever to see a 1 .:'. "I think all the fighters In the Heat’s were won by Freddy atont,'‘ai^ Luis Tiant, Indians, connected for the Hawks. The Canadlens now await the Boxing Association title Satur­ BUlle Marlow 48-10-38, Gloria banked an eagle with a 176-yard tournament In America, had tournament and those In the Top Harbach, N.Y.; Flemke, and ZHeacb tossed a two-hit shutout ds T he Hawks put up an able outcome of the West Division fi­ day night when he. won a split Tardlff 62-12-40. Enes Warming- gtx iron approach shot on the total attendance lor four days of Ten deserve a chance,” Bobe Santos, Mass. “ Washington and Cleveland split battle "and we didn’t disgrace nals. St. Louis tied the series at decision over Jerry Quarry of top 63-16-37. Kickers numbers jQtjj hole, and got lou^ birdies 94,000 and total gate receipts of “I have two words for Joe The flashy "mods” will take M>a douMeheader. Ortega winning ourselves,” said Chicago Coach two games apiece Saturday BeUflower, Calif. In the WBA 78 and 76. on the remaining holes for a $206,093. Frazier,” said Ellis’ manager to the asphalt for a full card 1-0 and Tiant 2-0. Billy Reay but in the end It was night with a 4-3 overtime victo­ tournament final. slx-under-par 64 competitive Byron Nelson, former Texas Angelo Dundee, “ AI Jones. He » BATTING—Pete Ward, White the superior depth of the Cana­ ry over Minnesota. Ellis, of Louisville, was the of racing this weekend, hitting Edward I Kellv who devel- record over toe 7,086-yai^ Pres- golf grejat for whom the tourna- NO-HIT FORM—Bearing down on the batter, Tom is my policeman and the Florida Stafford Friday night, Norwood Z Box, hit a two-run ninth inning dlens' that set up Lemaire for The fifth game will take place underdog going Intp every one tratns for ton Trail course. ment was named, expressed hls of his tournament fights, Includ- champion. And he has the same Saturday night and Thompson oped Intentionally, homer to give Chicago a 3-2 vlc- the payoff goal early in the sud­ In St. Louis tonight with the Phoebus of Baltimore vas caught en route to his Harry Isaacs’ Brookfield Farm. Barber had a five-stroke lead pleasure it turned out so well. Ing the 18—round whipping of record as Frazier, 21-0.” Sunday afternoon. IT tory over the Minnesota Twins. den-death overtime. sixth In Minnesota Wednesday. no-hitter against the Red Sox last Saturday.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 IIANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CX)NN., MONDAY, APRIL 29. 1968 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ImlMss SorvkM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW ______BY SHOR’TEN and WHIPPLE BUOGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR IW0PLB H «lp 34 O lh n d 13 RBFRIOERA’nON sarvlee AND DO THOSE OTHCRjnHE 6REAT CLASSIFIED CSRUBLEV, WLlO LIVE5 IN A W hile plusm m o re . who dwells I'D LIKE TO 7BV ON THAT DRESS LIOHr trucking, odd jobs, also 5HAC2 DOWN BV THE TRACH, IN A MANSION SO GRAND, DIAL your way to profits. Tele­ man or apprentice wanted for IN THE WINDOW! TWO EVER KNOW IT./ ) / SWAMI moving large appliuces. Burn­ local established company. Call fttiee* Awa TW14 W ON6 RACE "WAT THEY'RE OFFERlNy/SEES GREAT SPENDS N0UI?6 IN LANDSCAF^MG HAS A lawn th a t’s AS BARE phoning customers of the Ful­ ing barrels delivered, $4. B44- NIS YARD, FRONT AND BACH— 644-1511. FOtLOWED THE FORM CHAfTT/y DEALS FASTER LIBANQUETS 1778. AS A NO-MAN'S LAND.' ler Brush Company fron) your THAN A MAGAZINE^AHEAD-*- ADVERTISING home. Excellent profits. Call MEN WANTED part-Ume morn- •to FOR SMITH,<10 FOR Antwer to Provlout Puxxlo KASLE, a n d 10 FOR SALESMAN WORKiNGJiALLFREE.' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. 247-1949. ings for janitorial dutiea in Display Small trucking done A-1 right. Manchester area. Call 624-0620. HOOPLE./ HIS NIBS CAN FROM A PAY 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. HOUSEKEEPER wanted, full SWING rr EITHER WAY./ P a n slP / Call Tremano Trucking Serv­ ACROSS 5 Trim with beak ice toll free, 742-9487. time, for partially disabled EXPERIENCED TRACTOR 1 Display 6 Harem rooms gentleman, live In preferred. trailer driver. Apply In person. 5 Maf-nificent 7 Pure honey COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT TREE EXPERT — 'Trees cut, 649-9686. Carlson's Express, Inc., 96 Hil­ spectacle 8 Order of 4:S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION buUdlng lots cleared, trees top­ liard St., Manchester. 9 Kuropean city mammals SECRETARY FOR local law of­ 11 Commanded 10 Hang down Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Friday. ped. Got a tree problem? Well 14 Chateaubriand loosely worth phone call, 742-8262. fice. Write Box ''OG”. Man­ WINDOW CLEANERS wanted, heroine 11 Showy chester Evening Herald. full or part-time. Must be re­ 15 Crinold 12 Exalls PLEASE READ YOUR AD SALES AND Service on Ariens liable. Call 649-6334. (2 words) 13 Ruler Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn WAITRESSES — Days and 16 Banishes 17 At a distance ClMslfled OT "Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a nights. Apply Hari-y’s Plz- BRIDGEPORT operators, day IS Human being 21 Maize mowers. Also Homelite chain 39 Ceremonial ad the FIRST zo, 832 Main St. 649-5639. shift. All benefits paid. Blue BY V. T. HAMLIN ISThrec spol in 23 Wheat disease 31 Seaweed ashes ERRORS «n time for the . saws and International Club i cards 24 One of two 34 Beethoven’s chambers of next Insertion, '^ e I^rald is responsible for only ONE Incop- Cadet Tractors, Rental equip­ Cross, CMS, life and health In­ 20 Swampy land 25 At this place Third Pueblo Indians CASHIER WANTED. Apply af surance, retirement. Apply WITH ANY LUCK AT ALL, THIS 21 Down I prefix) 27 Presuppose Symphony 41 Retired to rest advertisement and then only ment and sharpening sei^ce | ter p.m. dally. Strand "Thea IS aOINO TO BE THE MOST 1 Aerokinetics, 218 Hartford Rd. NOT MUCH OF 22 Beast of 28 Helix 35 False show 42 Black to the extent of a make Kood” insertion. Errors which do on all makes. L & M Equip­ tre, Hartford. 622-4514. PHENOMENAL TWENTY-FJVE A HANDLE... burden 29 Baseball term 36 Classify substance not lessen the v^ue of the advertisement will not be corrected ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, OLo st in a CENTS THIS PLANET EVER % 23 Official (2 words) 38 Smells 44 Fuss by "make Rood” insertion. l a id e y e s o n ! interdict 875-7609 Manchester Exchange APPLICA'nONS are being Uk- MESOZOtC 7 • SWAMP 24 Carries (coll.) t 2 3 4 5 6 — Enterprise 1945. en for full and part-time wait­ JO E KSNO, 25 Wounded ress work. Apply, W.T. Grant YOUNG MAN RNSINEER, 26 Turn by 9 10 11 12 13 FORMICA counters, cabinet CX3NCEIVE6 ^ > . 1 r . a violence 643-2711 ffexMfuens of= Co., Mancheseter Parkade. THE IDEA OF 27 Pale 14 IS ' 875-3136 work, interior remodeling, OPPORTUNITY OONVERT1N6 6EL0MG TH E SPOILS =• 30 Consanguineous (Rockville, Toll Free) kitchen specialists. Good work­ DAVE O/LF/LUAN HIS ONLY 32 Wear with 16 17 manship at reasonable prices. 0Af!0£,/ eOlTOR. POSSESSION, ostentation ■ 'lNP€f>£NO€HT STAK HEtis" Help Wanted— Male 36 OF A LIFE TIME ! ! 33 Numeral 20 2 , Free estimates. Call Lou Das- A T W » ir Y - 19 mSADFHA CAUF PIVE CENT 34 Japanese ■ ■ Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? canio, 649-6985. CARPENTERS and carpenter PIECE, INTO OUT OUR W Al BY J. B. WILLIANS outcast 22 Learn a new business. A KNIFE... 37 Monkey ■ 1 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, ------^^5------helper. Call 643-2282 or 644-8896 11 I 38 Petroleum 28 after 6 p.m. Paid while you Icam. iO U FELLOWS cSO HE MAKES ME NO.THEN YOU WONT ENJOY 39 Malayan 1 24-Hour Answering Service fireplaces, flagstone terraces. dagger (var.) All concrete repairs. Reason­ MilliiMry, Help Wonfed— Help Wanted— 1 H-ao RIGHT AHEAP” FEEL LIKE I'M EDHER'CAUSE VeuREAAORE 27 2f 29 11 TRUCK DRIVER wanted. Lots M-a*' \ 1 DON’T WANT FRITTERING UKE ME t h a n HIM/ MV 40 Noun suffix ably priced. 643-0861. Take over your own store 41 Acceptances 1 Free to Herald Readers Drvssmaking 19 Female 35 Female 35 of overtime. Excellent fringe C l»M t, MIA. !.»■ T.M. UA f««. OW. ANYTHING.'Tl L AWAY MY TIME, BUSINESS SENSE IS OYER 32- 36 30 ns manager. JU S T LOOK STUFFING AAV POWERED BY MV LOVE OF 43 African stork benefits. Year 'round work. 45 Dispatch boat 1 ■ Want information on one of our classified advertisements? ATTICS, CELLARS, yards PROFESSIONAL dressmaking, 2 OVER THIS FACE/MAYBE GIRL WANTED TO assist buy­ It’s hard work, the hours BY LBFF and McWILLIAMS FOOD, SO I FIGURE TH A TS 46 Evaders 37 cleaned, Trash hauled to alterations. Fittings in your CXiMPANION for elderly worn Call 649-4623. DAVY JONES MAGAZINE IF 1 REAP UP NATURE'S WAYOF BUILPIN No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the are long but if you are 47 Blacksnake ■ ■ dump, reasonable. Allow home with delivery service an who is up and about for er In various purchasing duties, O.K.-AND I'LL LATER... E X C e L LB N T / OKAY, 6ENJI,,, I 1 Bi ON STOCKS ME UP FDR A U F E OF 48 Signs Of 40 42 dedicated this la a rare op­ CAN'T WAIT TILL salvaging. Before 5 p.m. available. Buttons, belts, month of July. Stay nights, one expediting, typing, filing, etc. I'LL HAVE JONES THINK OF SOME SEE THAT MR. AND BONDS LABOR/ I'M RESIGNED drowsiness ■ Modern East Hartford firm. portunity for a solid future. BACK HERE IN THE WAY TO MAKE HIM MARINO WON'T JO N ES GETS BACK I BRING MY BUDDY WHILE TO MV FATE/ 49 Seasoning 43 44 46 EDWARDS 643-5651 or 643-5819 after. buckles. Reasonable rates, day off per week. Own room. MORNING, MARINO. TAKE MR. TINTZ'S STAND IN DAVY'S TO SEASIDE JUST MARCO BACK WITH EATING... Salary and fringe benefits. Call SELECrrORS WAY, BO SS AS QUICKLY AS MB TO THIS POSH PAD, DOWN 46 47 prompt service. 742-6657, eve­ 386. weekly. Write box "(JC", Restaurant experience help­ OFFER, WITHOUT ME, 1 Rival of Athens ANSWERING SERVICE 1 nings. Manchester Herald. 289-8291 for appointment. POSSIBLE.. LAWNS MOWED. Call between Opportunity for job in ship­ ful but not necessary. 2 Hostile persons 4« W 3 Papal garments 849-0500 875-2519 4 and 6 p.m., 643-2656. DRESSMAKING — Alterations, SEVERAL OPENINGS for light ping department. Involves Prefer married man In 4 Texas college zippers replaced, etc. Excel­ benchwork assembly, perman­ selling bulk orders for ship­ early twenties but will con­ and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In FOR your child’s room! Your lent workmanship, 649-4311. ent work, fringe benefits. Ap­ ment to company stores. sider serious minded single jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. child's favorite cartoon char­ ply In person. Engineered Met­ MAKE YOUR Must be available for-Sun­ man. acters hand painted on a bed­ als, 10 Hilliard St., Manches­ day work and any shift. 9 room or playroom wall. In­ Moving-— ^Trucking- First assignment will be on ter. REPLY BOX "L” Automobilos For Sola 4 quire at 12 Brainard PI., or Storage 20 WORK AN shift starting 1 a.m. Excel­ write Manchester Herald, Box lent family oriented benefit Manchester Evening Herald HERALD FORD Futura convertible 1963, K, for further Information. MANCHESTER Delivery—light program ^om pany paid. good condition, small and Have brush, will travel! trucking and package delivery. ADVENTURE CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNBB economical, automatic. Assume Stenographer BOX LETTERS Refrigerators, washers and APPLY TO low payments, no money down. FORMICA work. Kitchen coun­ stove moving, specialty. Fold­ IN LIVING HYDRAULIC BACK HOE oper­ WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Mr. Dias 233-8716. ters, vanities. Professional ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. Personnel Department ator, dump truck driver and For Your work at reduced prices. Free FIRST CHEVROLET Impala 1968, auto­ Interesting position In busy laborer needed Immediately, Sjmdnalf, Inc.-; Information estimates. Call 643-7822 any­ MATURE WOMAN NATIONAL STORES long working hours. Call after z: matic, power steering. Assume time. Painting— Papering 21 office. Involves Interview­ monthly payments, no money ing, light steno, maintain­ WANTED FOR VITALLY PARK & OAKLAND AVES. 7 p.m., 643-6927. THE RATIONALIZER THE HERALD will not D-L TRUCKING. Light truclT- INTERIOR and exterior paint­ ing records, compiling re­ EAST HARTFORD, CONN. disclose the identity of down. Mr. Dias 233-8716. IMPORTANT POSITION GAS STATION attendant, 8 a.m. Ing done. Attics and Cellars ing and papering. Call Phil ports and many varied du­ 289-1571 Ext. 246 — p.m., experience preferred, any advertiser using box 1964 IMPALA convertible, stand­ AS CENTRAL SUPPLY 1 5 "7 I iF 9 letters. Readers answer­ cleaned. Trash hauled to the Denoncourt, 742-6173. ties. apply In person. SurvriU's Tex­ ^ < » a io ing blind box ads who ard V—8. Excellent condition. dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- SERVICE AIDE. EXPE­ An Equal Opportunity aco Station, 1475 Silver Lane, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Call 647-1882. 5846, 643-9973. L. PELLETIER — Painting — Company offers competitive Employer desire to protect their starting salary, 8:30 to 4:30 RIENCE U N N E C E S- East Hartford. 2 6 4 5 7 Identity can follow this interior and exterior, papering procedure: 1965 PONTIAC, 2 plus 2, 421 SHARPENING Service - Saws, and paper removal, fully in­ hours, exceUent benefits, SARY. WE WILL TRAIN. engine, 4-speed, many extras, knives, axes, shears, skates., sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. free parking, subsidizing HOURS ARE 3 TO 11 P.M. 2 9 1 9 2 Enclose your reply to the After 6 p.m., 643-2032. rotary blades. Quick S^lTViCG cafeteria, congenial co­ ■TMIS Qjj gg INSIDE-outslde painting Spe­ EITHER FIVE DAYS OR "’m S t i « a t f HA<; n o . box In an envelope — Capitol Equipment workers and excellent work­ multi-list or ATF chief, WANTED address to ' the Classl- m 1939 DODGE, good body, paint. cial rates for people over 65. ing conditions. THREE DAYS PER working conditions. Free park­ SOT 1960 Mercury. Prefer trade Main St., Manchester. Hours Clean, Late Model fled Manager, Manchester |][ daily 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9, Call my competitors, then call ing on premises. Excellent em­ TO , Evening Herald, together for garden tractor or equip­ me. Estimates given. 649-7863, WEEK. FOR FURTHER ment. 643-2046. Saturday 7:30-4. 643-7968. APPLY ploye benefits. Salary com­ stop/ with a memo listing the 875-8401. INFORMATION CON­ mensurate with ability. See USED CARS ' m . ■a .A...*, ..c. ...T. ^ J. companies you do NOT RUBBISH — trash removed to TACT: want to see your letter. 1962 FORD Country Squire, sta­ JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom FIRST NATIONAL personnel department, week­ Top Prices Paid .BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE tion wagon, V—8, automatic the dump, lawns maintained. days 8:15 to 4':16. Security In­ Your letter will be de­ Call 649-1868 after p.m. painting, Interior and exterior, STORES For All Makes! stroyed if the advertiser transmission, power steering, 6 paperhangflng, wallpkper re­ surance, 1000 Asylum Avenue, AAR.OOUGHfS READ WITH CRMT WhStTnotenoubh time is one you’ve mentioned. radio, heater, whitewalls, new WANTED — Odd jobs taking Park and Oakland Avenues Hartford. CARTER CHEVROLET moved. Wallpaper books on re­ East Hartford PERSONNEL INTKintT » W t YDUR UNDERSEA FOR AAR. JOHN POUCH? If not It will be handled exhaust and battery. Clean and care of lawns and yards. Free quest. Fully insured. Free es­ C O .. INC. ADVENTURE AND WOULD LIKE^ . in the usual manner. low mileage. $850. 647-1750. STEEL handler preferably ex­ YDUTOH/WE^*^------^ estimate. 649-1185. timates. Call 649-9658. perienced with cut off ma­ 1229 Main St. A DEPARTMENT LUNCH WVm T thanks, BUT ^ ALL Rk3HT. WlOiS C A U ilM c mm NU. IM. Til IsB Ul NL M I 1967 NEPTUNE blue Karmann PAINTING — interior and ex- COUNTER GIRL or woman, chines and records. Apply Dean Phone 649*5238 HIM. MY TIME'S TAKEN Ghla. Clean. Very low mUeage. full or part-time. Apply in Machine Products, 102 Colonial UP OUST NOW. fH E iE BIS 6R0CeRY BILLS? Lost and Fonnd 1 Housahold Sarvicoc terior, very reasonable, free Must be seen. 644-0923 after 6. estimates. Call Richard person. Corner Soda Shop, 735 MANCHESTER Rd., Manchester. LOST — Male Siamese cat, vi­ ^ Offarad 13-A Main St. 1966 MERCURY commuter wag- ______Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. cinity Porter, Wyllys and High­ on. Excellent condlUon. Low LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ land St. Reward 643-2905. ALUMINUM siding, interior MEMORIAL milleage. Call 1-228-3221. ery, yards, attics, cellars cleaned and removed. Also odd painting and carpentry work PACKERS NOTICE NEED CAR? Credit very bad? jobs. 644-8962. done. For free estimates call HOSPITAL 649-4391. To work in bakery, must be H-L-I Announcamants Bankrupt, repossession? Hon-. , available for varying shift INVITATION FOR TOOPOSALS P est Douglas accepts lowest VENETLVN blinds - repaired, (5 1»a br MU. U«TMU«U»MOM assignment which involves' OR PHONE ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ down, smallest payments, any­ retaped and recorded. 646-0273, 649-2971. EXTERIOR HOUSE painting. Sunday work. Excellent and AVAILABLE: Prime site of approximately 68,470 square feet “Modern as tomorrow’s newspaper, is he? I’ll tell you ers, sales and service, bonded where. Not small loan finance for development of Industrial or heavy com­ representative. Alfred Amell, Reasonable. Call 649-7996. extensive benefit program. OVItAU 4 -2q another way he’s like tomorrow’s newspaper— he isn’t company plan. Douglas Mo­ REWEAVING of burns, moth- ~ Good working conditions. 6434141 Ext. 243' mercial use. out yet!" 647-1719 or 643-4913. tors, 345 Main. MICKY FIN N BY LANK LEONARD holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Floor Finishing 24 Consideration given for pre­ LOCATION: Manchester Renewal Project No. 1, Manches­ LIMOUSINE Service — 1968 ^9^4 na SH RAMBLER, 2-door dow shades made to measure, _ vious packing experience ter, Connecticut — Parcel 8A, located on the YES, MICHAEL.' T YOU KNOW THAT THIS BECAUSE I'M ^ ALL RIGHT-YOU HAD A y o u o o w m T x Cadillac yours for your wed­ sedan, standard shift, radio, all size Venetian blinds. Keys FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- but not essential. north side of Hilliard Street approximately 160 ALLIE'5 BROTHER ^ BOWLING GAME IS A BKS P E P U P WITH FIGHT WITH STEVE' BUT SOMEONE ELSE/ SECRETARIES — temporary, ding day with chauffer, heater, excellent condition, made while you wait. Tape re­ Ing (specializing in older feet west of Main Street. IS DRIVING U P -A N D THING TO STEVE— HIS HEAR/m ABOUT LET'S NOT WASTE THE I'M INNOMOOP THE WBLLETS BY WALT WEITERBBRG corders for rent. Marlow's 867 APPLY TO full-time or 9-3, Immediate TICKETS — WE CAN SHOW alr-conditloned, 7-passenger. $550. 643-0188. floors). Inside painting. Papef- KID BROTHER IS THE STAR A LU £ ,A LU E , Main St., 649-5221. Jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff PRICE: $16,000. — SO WHY DID YOU A L U E .f r STILL SEE THE SHOW.' IT REQUIRES o. DECISIONS LIKE, Ulric Limousine Service, Ed­ hangflng. No job too small. FIRST Builders, 11 Asylum St., Hart­ 1 n«F vmio r n m ? mund U. Parent Jr., 649-3660. 1949 FORD, 2-door, body and John Verfallle, 649-5760. Interested redevelopers may obtain a Developers Kit ^'^^^LAVINCt RU3IAT ALERTNESS, AND THE SHALL I F^CK UP upholstery sound. Special seat NATIONAL STORES ford, 278-7610. containing technical materials, including engineering maps, FIELD OM A BASEBALL ABILITV TO MAKE THE BALL, OR covers with matching mater­ Building— FLOOR sanding and refinishing, PARK & OAKLAND AVES. legal documents and disposition policies by sending a check Paraonols for $18.00 to: Executive Director, Manchester Redevelopment TEAM 15 A VERV QUICK DECISIONS ! K E E P <5f»IN6> R ial for interior. Radio, heater, Contracting 14 old and new. All floors treated EAST HARTFORD, CONN. DEMANDING JOB ! motor excellent. Recent muf­ with 3 coats of hot wax. Also Agency, 386 Main St., Manchester, Connecticut 06040. RIDE wanted to Constitution ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ cleaning and rewaxing. Call 289-1571 Ext. 246 Plaza from Pitkin St. area, - fler and tail pipe. $100. Call Letters of Intent will be entertained up until 11:00 A.M., 8 647-1760. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms 643-9840 after 5 p.m. STATISTICAL 4:30, 643-6378. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ An Equal Opportunity Daylight Saving Time, on May 24, 1968. Submission must in­ Employer clude all material specified In the Developers Disclosure ma­ CHEVROLET Impala 1965, 4- ment work, cellar floors, pa­ terial, Deposit and Letter of Intent. door hardtop, automatic, pow­ tios, roofing. Call Leon Cies- Bonds— Sroekt CLERK The Redevelopment Agency reserves the right to reject Automobiios For Sola 4 er steering, power brakes. As­ synskl, Builder. 649-4291. Mortgages 27 HAIRDRESSER to manage shop any or all proposals. 1966 CHEVELLE Malibu — 4- sume monthly payments, no Position open for person CARPENTRY— concrete steps, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ up to $126. a week, paid vaca­ MANCHESTER REDEVELOPMENT AGEN(JY door sedan, V-8, standard shift. money down. Mr. Bake 233- tion. Also hair stylists, full or with statistical background, 386 Main St., Manchester, Connecticut 06040 8715. floors, hatchways, remodeling, limited funds available for sec­ or above average figure ap­ Call 648-0371. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ part-time. 643-6266, 643-8830. Area Code 203; 646-0106 MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTDN JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ond mortgages, payments to ______titude. Company offers ex­ Edward J. Rybezyk, Executive Director CORVAIR 1965, 2-door sedan, ings, attics finished, rec suit your budget. Expedient cLERK cellent wages, good bene­ ■X. I/. I for our Manchester Everett T. Kleth, Chairman small and economical. Assume Trailera— rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ service, J. D. Realty, 643-5129. drive-in store, part-time. Hours fits, good working condi­ Harlan D. Taylor, Vice Chairman HEEL, r NOTICE HOW SHE'S er related work. No Job too CUDOLESI \ HOLDING AAE BY low payments, no money down. Mobile Homes 4>A 3-6 daily, Saturdays 8-2. Re­ tions. Edward J. Sweeney, Treasurer CUDDLES Mr. Bake 233-8716. small. Dan Moran, Builder. Francis P. Handley IS AN HEELl \ ^ ^ E H E E L ? Business'Opportunity 28 quires person with pleasant MORTY BIEBKLB BY DICK CAVALU APACHE MESA hardtop camp­ Evenings 649-8880. personality who enjoys serving Arthur E. Smith EXTRE/VIELY HEEL! FIAT — 1967, 850 Coupe. er with extras, $900. Call 649- APPLY HOMES, GAl.ALEl porches, PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a customers. Apply Person­ INTELUGENT 'ANTi-eoc/AL' leAe Powder blue, sporty fastback 2971. nel Dept., New England Laun­ ANI/MAL— in top shape, very economical, rec rooms, room additions, modem 3 bay service station GOODADEeaZJPTION HETTRICK 2-room wall tent, kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ for lease. Excellent opportu­ dry, 441 Homestead Ave., Hert­ WATCH HER A€> A N V . extras, 742-9679. ford. FIRST O BEY MV il ------14------10x18' cabin type with floor, eral repair worji. Financing nity, paid training program. COMA/IANDS! VOLKSWAGEN 1966, original excellent, used once, $99. 649- available. No down payment. Call 236-3770 after 6 p.m. or 1-201-377-8100. SALEISLADY - - full-time prefer- owner\jfully equipped model 4403. Economy Builders, Inc. 643- red or part-time 1 — 5':30, NATIONAL 1300. Best offer over $1,100. 6159. STENOGRAPHER^ 1966 — 13' Travel trailer, ex­ Thursday night and Saturday Call 872-4900. included, excellent hourly rate. 1 cellent condition, with electric NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — A-1 OPPORTUNITY STORES, INC. VOLKSWAGEN 1966, 2-door se­ brakes and axle hitch. Call Remodeling, repairing, addl- Apply in person or call for ap­ United Aircraft Reeearch Laboratories has a num­ 1 pointment, 643-2128. Casual Vil­ I dan, economical. Assume low days 647-1300, after 6 call 647- tlons, rec rooms, garages, SUNOCO PARK & OAKLAND AVENUES ber of outstanding positions for mature individuals payments, no money down. Call 1811. -• . porches and roofing. No Job lage Shops, 956 Main St., Man­ who are weiU-qualfied In socretarial skills. These Mr. Bake 233-8716. too small. Call 649-3144. Will Sell Or Lease chester. EAST HARTFORD, CXiNN. poaUons offer a broad range of stimulating, respon- 2 PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER NIMROD Campers — sales and alblle duties related ito research scientists and en­ COUNTER girl checker wanted THAT'S JUST IV E L C O W a . KARMANN—GHIA, convertible. service —Camper Town, Route WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- Two-bay, two-llft service gineers. NOT TRUE, i 1963, Very clean inside and out. 140, East Windsor. Open eve- nedellng specialist. Additions, service station for dry cleaning establishment STUART Recemt vinyl top. Family get­ nings and Saturdays. Now rooms, dormers, porches, 2. Center of town location full-time, steady work. Apply FILE CLERKS — temporary, • Above average starting salai’ies with semi­ III at One Hour Martinizing, 299 full-time or 9-3 p.m. Immediate ting larger, wife needs larger booking vacation rentals. 623- onUnehi, formica, built - ins, 3. Over 15,000 cars pass per day annual reviews. car. Call R.i Stevenson, 278-7770 1941. bafhraanu, kitchens, M9-3446. West Middle Turnpike, Man­ jobs, work near home. High­ 4. Paid training chester. est pay, no fee. Staff Builders. CAPTAIN EASY days, or 875-0394 evenings and • Small-company atmosphere with the sta­ BY LESLIE TURNBB weekends. 1959 TRAILER, 8x36', 2 bed- A & V Remodeling, Indde and 8- No down payment to buy 11 Asylum St., Hartford, 278- rooms, storm and screens, col­ outside work. Fire escapes 6. Special rent rebate program OPPORTUNITY CALLING! 7610. bility of a major corporation. WE BEEN HOLPIW THIS KILLER WHILE A THEN POOR MERVYM LULU BELLE'. WHAT Great demand,.,for TV ad­ SCOTLAND VAKP PICK WENT FOR POLICE . MUSTA BEEN MUGGED THE SAM HILL WERE 1966 CHEVROLET Impala con­ ored appliances, excellent con­ and rec room Included. 1-872- HELP TO ARREST HIMi OFPICERl ON HI? WAV THERE— YDU SLATING ON THE 3386 or 1-876-4517. Act today, Call or write Sun vertised AVON Cosmetics. IP YOU WOULD like to try • Ample, convenient pai’king. PHONE ABOUT ROHATCH vertible, white black interior. dlUon, nice for camp or lake. Power steering, power brakes. 289-8817. ' Oil Co., P.O. Box 71, East Turn spare time into money. full-time selling in a congenial SKIPPING OUT WITH Earn good, steady income near • Modem cafeteria. SECRET DATA TO SELL Low mileage..^643-7810, 244-4997. Hartford, 568-3400. Evenings atmosphere, stop in at Bur­ USED 1966 Ford, 4-speed, V—8, Rooflng—Siding 14 call Jeff Keith, 647-9546. ' home. Women In your neigh­ ton’s. Experience helpful but 1964 SPORT CAR, Volkswagen, spilt rims and used campers. borhood waiting to buy. No not necessary. For complete details and an interview appointment, Karmann Ghla, excellent Originally $5,400., - now $3,495. THE BEST In roofing — and experience needed. Call 289- call Mr. Douglas Daring. Evening and Saturday In­ shape, blue and white. Best Belle Motors, Inc., Rt. 66, Mill- roof repair. Call Coughlin, 4922 today. SALESPERSONS — experienc- terviews may be arranged. offer. Evenings, 643-4771. dale, Conn. 643-7707. ’ ed Woman’s wearing apparel IWI W UIA, I-. TJZ til Ul Nl oil ^'^4 Help W onted- for Thursdays and Saturdays. 1961 CATALINA Convertl'bie Female 35 CAiSmER Apply Tweed’s, 773 Main Call (203) 565-8900 ROBIN BIALONB running condition. Best offer. Reoflng m d Street. Motoraycles— WAITRESSES — both days and Full-Time Out of town, call collect. Call 649-3329. j Bieyeles Chimneys 14-A GOOD. I'D HATE TO 11 nights. Must be over 18 years Many Employe Benefits CAUGHT IN HAVETOKABATE HIGH performance 1967 Dodge inn nn ROOFING — Specializing of age. Full or part-time. No We Will Train Male Production Coronet convertible, 14,000 1668 SUZUKI motorcycle, 180 OC pairing roofs of all kinds, new experience necessary. Apply in TH0Pir CHOP 002 NEXT with electric starter also sad­ Workers miles, 80,000 miles warranty, roofs, gutter work, chimneys person only. Howard JCfHnson, APPLY IN PERSON 001\N0tU pg0E\penr.' dle bags, Call after 8 p.m. MS- Openings on All 3 Shifts UNITED AIRCRAFT IH B m iA O P 4 on the floor, positracUon, cleaned and repaired, 30 years' 394 Tolland Tdrnpike. 9:30 to 9:30 power disc brakes. $2,780. Call 7172 accessories. R ates: $2.42 per hour and up. ViaiJKIA fJTTLE SPORTS BY R0U80N experience. Free estimates. 643-8716 after 6. 1968 HONDA, sport 66. Just tun­ Call Howley 643-6361^ 644- ATTRACnVE woman to work ROBERT HALL Applications accepted dally. RESEARCH 8333. in Bolton area answering CLOTHES Call Mrs. Marge Hampson, House, OTO 1966 HARDTOP, auto- ed, good condition. $176. (Jail HO0IM 649-0624, weekdays after 6 p.m. phone, light office work, able 59 ROUTE 6, SOUTH WINDSOR 643-5168 maUc, power steering. Assume to converse with public. Phone ------^------LABORATORIES neaoeg TYPISTS — copy — statistical. Apply to rose monthly payments, no money Hooting and Plumbing 17 for appointment, 826-0010. down. Mr. JDlas 233-8718. Business Servleet M0uiy needed for assignments ROGERS CORP. Qwaw&R/ M & M Plumbing & Heating. EXPERIENCED Real Estate near home. Temporary, full­ ' United Aircraft Corporation tmuSHB Ollerad 13 Mill & Oakland Sts. 1966 MGB — wirewheels. 4 new Service calls our specialty. No saleswomen to operate out of time or 9-3 p.m. Immediate Manchester, Conn. AHOKMUe whitewall tires, radio, heater. WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec­ Job is too small. Free Bolton, Manchester office, to jobs. Highest pay, no fee. An Equal Opportvlhlty /Vn Equal Opportunity Ehuployer CM Excellent condition. 1666 Hon­ ializing in tree and shrub care. estimates gladly given. Call be open shortly. Call 625-0010 Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St., E m plo^r e6CEP0.» ■^Vi da S90, like new. Call 643-1311. 643-8104. 640-2871.- anytime. Hartford, 278-7810.

\ \ ■} PAOE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Hdp W o n f d InvtstiiMiit Property Homos For Solo 72 Mem or F m im I* 37 AportiHMiH A3-A For Solo 70-> ,$32,000-7 ROOK, IPK OanlKm Heusos For Solo 72 72 Lots For Solo 73 Out O f Town Wontod— Rod Esftrto 77 Odonia], 4 badrooma, flroplaoa, HAIRDRESSERS wanted, open­ IH ROOM EFFICIENCT, Cen­ TWO STORES, 2 apartments, For 75 CLASSIFIED 1% hatha, ahuntaum aldtag, MANCHESTER — 9 room older ~ B«»uU- VERNON, Bolton Lake — 60x in g for hairdressers at Magic BERRrS tral, reasonable. Oentleman. good Income, $32,900 Phllbrick fully paneled family room. lOO’s, swimming privileges, ALL CASH for your property ’ 'Home o( Mirror. Apply in person, Mag­ Agency, ReaHors, 649-6347. trees, privacy, suburban. home, IMi baths, 2-car garage, Call 648-8404 between 4 and 6 Large lot with trees and view. toUet facilities, build or use ELLINGTON within 24 hours. Avoid r<^ Service j MANCHESTER ic Mirror Beauty Studio, 767 Hutchins Agency, Raalton, S4»- excellent condition, near cen­ tape. Instant service. Hayes p.m. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- lakefront privileges. $466. ond /L/ - BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER Main St., Manchester. OIM. ter. Only $21,600. Hayes Agen­ ADVERTISING 6824. Goodchild-BarUett, Realtors, FLOWERS OF SPRING Agency, 646-0131. ■> Ouoitty ^ TOLLAND TURNPIKE TWO ROOM furnished apart­ cy 646-0181. Homos For Solo 72 BOULDER RD —3 bedroom — rran.,,....------289-0989, 289-9161, 649-4266. SUMMER cottage or year CLASSIFIED ADVERHSINO DEPT. HOURS ment, stove, refrigerator, heat NEW /-LtSTING — Wolverton ______!______!______Decorate this Ranch home COLONIAL BOARD Co. and hot water. Semi-private HELAINE RD — 6 room Cape, Colonial, 1% baths, rec room, $17,000. — Beautiful Cape Cod, Inside and out. Unusual gar­ ’round home on Coventry Lake. % SOUTH WINDSOR ^ e n c y offers for your inspec- HEBRON — London Rd. Ap­ SULLIVAN AVE., ,S H '5PPIN C CENTER 8 A.M. to 4:80 PJI. bath. Male or married couple finished rec room, remodeled 2-car garage, beautifully set on exosUent condlUon, cellar, den room covered patio 649-2497. popular PART-TIM E tlon, this beauUful 6 room Col­ proximately 200’ x 400’ treed ■occupancy. Apply Marlow's 887 kitchen, living room, dining i .75 acres, full of stately shade large lot, many e x tm . For plus large living room and SKILLED & UNSKILLED trees, Manchester premier full Information call Mitten onial, all large rooms, and will­ lot, well, septic tank. Terms COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Main St. room, fireplace, newly installed ing to sell below today’s mar­ available, only $2,600. Good- new kitchen. $29,900 in- MANCHESTER MALE AND FEMALE storm windows,"large comer neighborhood, assumable 6V Realtj^, fa lt e r s , 648-6980. ■ eludes additional lot. Call ^ V ket prices, 1660 Colonial In low chlld-BarUett, Realtors, 286- r 725 m id d l e TURNPIKE EAST 4tM PJM. DAT BBFOBB PVBUOATION per cent mortgage. Bel Air Mr. Sisco, 649-6306, 876-6611. lot. Owner 843-8601. SEVEN ROOM older home, ex­ 20’s nicely cared for. Wolver- 9161, 280-0939, 640-4266. o DMdllM for Soturtejr m 4 MiaAty te 4tM p.m. FrMo^. Hours Can Be Arranged Bmlnoss Loecdlom Real Estate, 643-0882. L«9 I N6ticM A Progressive and Expanding cellent condition, on bus line. ton Agency Realtors, 649-2818. For Root 64 MANCHESTER — ONE block Property includes 2 extra budd­ LAND WITH road frontage, on l Company SEVEN ROOM Colonial with Buckland Road, Manchester, B (S W TOUO OOOPBBATION W nX We Call This A “Compact” from East Center, spacious 6- ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, UMITATION OBDEB STORAOE SPACE for rent, 2-car garage on large lot in BARROWS and WALLACE Co. BB APPHBOIATBD DIAL 643-2711 COLONIAL BOARD Co. room older home In im­ Realtor, 648-0063. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, AT A TOT OF PROBATE, can also be used for small ideal location on dead end 649-6347. Manchester Parkade hcM e i Manchester, wtthln and tor It’s a snug 6 room house maculate condition, garage, 618 PARKER STREET work shop. Call 648-9078. MANCHESTER — New List­ street, large living room with Manchester 649-5306 the District of Manchcatcr, on the all on one floor, easy to shaded lot. Only $17,600. Hurry. 26th day of AprU. 1968. tadyinthelllleelL MANCHESTER, CONN. ing. Immaculate 7-room Colon­ fireplace, formal dining room, WOODED building lot, 160’x260’ Present. Hon. John J. WalieU. Continuod Front Proeoding Pago FOR RENT or sale-401 Main care for—and easy to pay Hayes Agency, 64641181. ROUTE 86, Hebron. 79 acre ial, one block from Center. 4 bedrooms, paneled rec room average. Rural residential Judire. Mrs. E. S. Loftus Street. Building and lot next for at $11,000. Aluminum farm with 5 room house, 2 Estate ot Rose D. Horvath, late Fireplaced living room, formal with fireplace. Shown by ap­ zone. $4,600. Paul W. Dougan, of Manchester, In said District, de­ to Post Office. Excellent loca­ siding, combination win­ SEVEN ROOM Colonial featur­ large bams. Approximately 660 Help Wantod-^olo 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 dining room, 1^ baths, den or pointment only. 649-4437. Realtor, 649-4636. ceased. . „ „ tion for any use. 646-2420 from dows, built in 1983, outside ing 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 2- feet on State highway, stream On motion of Dorothy M. Hor­ TELEPHONE answering clerk fourth bedroom. Low $20’s, for vath, 16 Westminster Road. Man- SPECIALS ONE 'm E E climber and one ------0 to 6 p.m. fireplace. car garage, wall to wall, beau­ 6-4 DUPLEX with separate on property, good for horses for taxi cab office. Retiree pre­ immediate sale.' Bel Air Real chcotcr. Conn., executrix. groundsman wanted, expert- WAREHOUSE MEN, n I g 111 tiful sunporch, fireplace, large heat, nice condition. Only $24,- Rosort Propoity or beef. Completely fenced, ad­ ORDERED: That three months good working conditions ferred. East Hartford Cab Co., 677 MAIN Street, ground floor Estate, 643-9332. from the 26th day of April, 1968, be enced only need apply, top shift, walk-up attic, new roof, re­ 6000. Norman S. Hohenthal, jacent to state forreat. Immedi­ and the same arc Ihnked «nd benefits, Oaer Bros., 14 107 Bum.side Ave., East Hart­ office suite. 876 square feet, KEITH REAL ESTATE For Sda 74 ate occupancy. T. J. Crockett W e d for the creditors within which wages to right man. Call 643- and cently painted. Value like this t h r e e f a m il y — aluminum Realtor, 646-1166. DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS Rye St., So. Windsor. ford ~edB'Mttnttig -A. - rooms, private to bring In their rialms a ^ n s t 8104. in an area equally as fine. siding, 2-car garage, con­ COVENTRY Lake — 4 room Realtor. 643-1677. said estate, and said executrix Is lavatory, alr-oondlthmed." Ad­ 649-1922 MANCHE5STER — spacious 7 EVERY WEDNESDAY i Gorgeous yard, $26,600. Wol- venient location. Good income summer cottage. Excellent directed to gh-e public noMce to the MAN wanted to work in I ^ - jacent to bank. Ideal for pro- room home. Excellent location, SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling credttors to bring In their clolrns verton Agency, Realtors, 648- property. Gerard Agency, 649- area, close to water, beautiful­ within saM time allowed by pub­ ber yard. Must have driver’s feMlonal, Insurance or real double garage, aluminum sid­ ten room Ranch, Breezeway, 2 PLYMOUTH LANE area — Out­ 2813. 0638 or 643-0366. ly treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes lishing a copy of this order in license. Davis A Bradford Lum­ ACCOUNTANT CAB DRIVER estate office. Call 849-0097. ing, large rooms, bus line, IVi Agency, 646-0131. car garage, 2 kitchens, one some newspaper ha\ing a rirOTS- standing 7V4 room Contempor­ and two half baths, fireplace, tlon In -said probate district within It’s sandwich time! Try POPULAR ber Co., 200 Tolland St., East $22,500, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed- MANCHESTER — 3 - bedroom baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ten days from the dale of this or­ STORE FOR RENT — down ary. Three twin size bedrooms, aluminum siding, large wood­ Hartford. Man or woman driver for rooms, bullt-ins, recreation Ranch new aluminum siding. BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 6 der and return moke to this court SENIOR town Manchester, State 2H baths, first floor paneled BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 643- of the notice given. _ _ _ ^ . Saturdays and Sundays. De­ room, garage, large lot. Near Convenient West side location. room summer home secluded JOHN J. WAU^ETT, Judge. PART-TIME JOBS from $50. to Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag­ family room, spacious living Colonial, located in the center pendable person with good (S> IM( kr NEA, Ik . bus and shopping. Hutchins All city uUllUes, $16,200. Bel- hideaway, near water, 3 bed­ 0683. $70. weekly, permanent posi­ er, State Theatre. 643-7882. room (bowed window, Georgi­ of town. New on the market, A skilled professional is driving record for Manches­ Agency Realtors, 649-6324. rooms, only $9,800 Hayes UMITA’nON OBDEB tion, 3-4 hours per evenlng.^car an marble fireplace), formal Air Real Estate, 663-9332. 4 large bedrooms and bath up. VERNON Recent 3% room needed to augment our ter area. "You should give up smoking!" Agency, 646-0131. a t a c o u r t o f PROBA’TE, needed.Jhone 049-6309 between MANCHESTER —Spruce Street dining room, eat-in kitchen, EAST' qjN TB R ST., 9 room Downstairs has living room Ranch, garage, built-lns, full held at Manchester, within and for staff. College or accounting MANCHESTER —New listing, 216. Small store, heated, $76 patio adjacent. Beautifully ele­ house,e. Cloned, lor doctor’s of- with fireplace, large dining ASHFORD LAKE — 26 miles basement. Immaculate, $18,500. the District of Manohe.ster. on the school required along with 2-famlly flat, conveniently lo­ 31th day of April. 1 ^ . MKYONIUISE monthly. Call 247-4046. vated with deep wooded rear fices, 2 or 3 families, 186’ room, kitchen with buUt-lns, east of Manchester off Route Meyer Agency, 843-0609. Present. Hon. John J. Wallctt. experience in the general 107 Burnside Ave. cated near center. Ideal for in­ yard. Most convenient to frontege. Hutchins Agency, 44, shore front lots. Other Judge. _ , J , accounting field. In addition TWO-BAY garage with 1 extra law situation. Bel Air Real den with flreplacet enclosed ANDOVER — We are proud to Estate of Mary E. Crawford, Ime Housahold Goods SI Rooms Without Board 59 schools, bus and shopping. Mid 649-6324. side porch. Fine residential choice sites. Easy terms. Ar­ In ^ w d Dfcdrict. de- ROUTE)SALESMEN to a challenging assign­ East Hartford room, close to parkade, ideal Estate, 643-9332. offer this huge California of Manchester. 30’s. For appointment call area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, thur A. Knofla, 643-5440, 649- ment, this opportimlty will SEWING MACHINES — Singer FURNISHED room, light house­ for any small business. 186 Mid­ THREE FAMILY — possible, ranch home with 13 rooms on ^*^On rnot-km of Ruasell L. Cmwford Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. Ex­ COLONIAL — large kitchen, for­ $41-1677. 6938. w ooded 8r.. 20 Goodwin St.. Manchester, We have excellent routes provide above average sal­ automatig zig-zag with cabinet, keeping. Near Main Street. Wo­ dle 'Tpke. Call 649-6206, 643-6802. presently a two family with 3 acres of secluded, w ooaea ^ executor. excellent condition, button man only. Call 649-7960 after clusive with J. Watson Beach med dining room, 3 or 4 bed­ land. As you can Imagine the ' oBDBRHDT'TTiat three « available in Manchester ary benefits and excellent PART-TIME evenings — Man & Co., Realtors, 278-5950. existing roorhs for third apart­ rooms, den, family room, MANCHESTER ' —Immaculate area for ambitious men who working conditions. Write holes, hems, embroiders, sews 5 p.m. ment. Excellent income, city facilities are too many to and wife to do Janitorial duties, NEWLY REMODELED office screened porch, 2-car garage, 9 room older Colonial. 6 bed­ can sell our nationally ad­ stating experience, educa­ buttons. Originally over $320. utiliUes, $23,600. Phllbrick Out Of Town describe In one small ad. This lowwl for the creditors wUhin whi^ QUART 524-0620. EFFICIENCY apartments, 1-2 on Main St., $66. Call 643-9678. large wooded lot in prime rooms, 1% baths, modem kitch­ vertised dairy products. We tion and salary require­ Will take $60.60 cash. City home must be seen to be ap- e " r"!^dfrc^j^ lb. rooms, free parking. Also Agency Resdtors, 649-5347. neighborhood, $38,000. Phllbrick en, 2-car garage. Large lot. For Siilo 75 offer steady employment, ments. P.O. Box 1483, Hart­ REAL ESTATE sales full-time. Sewing Center, 622-0476. MANCHESTER preciated. Call Mr. Convertlno to ftIvc public police to the c j^ i- rooms for refined gentleman, agency Realtors 649-6347. Leonard Agency Realtors, 646- JAR guarantee minimum of $100 ford, Conn. Experienced. Part-time con­ JIANCH — 7 rooms, 2 fvui VERNON — custom built 6% lorfor an nnnolnfmpntappom im em totn inspecvinsoect hrin^ allowed in their b>' claims pubiuoiing within o CLEAN, USED refrigerators, free parking. Inquire before 7 Houms For Rant 65 AND VICINITY 0469. weekly, based on salary sidered. Tract homes. Pasek, baths, modem kitchen with CAPE —0 rooms, 3 or 4 bed­ room Ranch. Aluminum sid­ this gorgeous hom e today. Jar- copy of thu order in .some newspa- ranges, automatic washers p.m. Scranton Motel Cabins, 160 .Ho Daolfw Ranttnr 643- T>er having a circulation In said pro- plus commission, with op­ MLS Realtors, 289-7476. HOUSES for rent, furnished or built-ins, formal dining room., rooms, wall to wall carpeting, ing, rec room, bullt-lns, dish­ vls R ealty CO., Keaitor, two- district ■within ten days from 49 with guarantees. See them at TVilland Turnpike, Manchester. SIX ROOM older Colonial, portunity to earn much unfimifdied starting at $175. family room! 3 bedrooms, 2- good condition, central location RICHARD ROAD washer, excellent location, tip­ 1121. the date of this order and return more. Excellent company ELECTRICIAN — Joumejrman B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 per month. Phllbrick Agency, aluminum siding, $18,600. car garage. Excellent neigh­ top condlUon. Hayes Agency, make to this court o f the notice W ILSO N ’S CO RN ED BEEF Main St. Call 643-2171. FOUR single rooms for immedi­ for schools transportation, plven. paid benefits including and helper, full-time, steady Situations Wantad— ate occupancy, clean, kitchen Realtors, 649-5347. SEVEN ROOM Cape, ga­ borhood, $31,900. Phllbrick shopping. $19,900. Phllbrick 646-0131. JOHN J, WALUBTT. Judjff' 7 room custom built Cape I ______Wonfed—Real Estate 77 life Insuremce, hospitaliza­ employment, insurance bene­ Femoio 38 ELECTRIC LAIVN mower, privileges, centrally located, rage, $19,900. Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. Agency Realtors, 649-6347. BOLTON — 2 bedroom Ranch. with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ANDOVER — • 8 room Raised UMITATION OBDEB tion and accident-sickness fits, paid holidays and vaca­ battery house current»re­ free parking. Gentlemen only. SELLING YOUR HOME? We benefits. EXPERIENCED insur­ May 1st occupancy. $160 per SEX ROOM Cape, Rolling Park MANCHESTER — New four Ranch, 2 baths, 3 to 4 . bed­ AT A COURT OF PRCBA’ra. tion. Call between 8 a.m.-8. charge, cost $160, sell for $80. Call 643-1553 or 643-1654. FIVE ROOM Ranch, 2-car full basement, attached ga­ buy homes, lots and acreage. held at Mancho-ster. within and for ance woman wants 2 days month. Call 646-0191. area, 2 full baths, fireplace, bedroom Colonial located in rooms, family room, treed 1 t, 15 1/2 ox. p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., Exercycle, $7, dressmaking garage, large greenhouse rage. Fine residantial area. Residential listings appreciat­ the District of Manchester, on the weekly. Rating, writing gener­ large cedar closet, enclosed beautiful Cliffwood, Bush Hill low 20’s. Hayes Agency. 646- 28rd day of AprU, 1 ^ . Applicants should be mar­ South Windsor, 644-2421. form, $7, few antiques, 647-1023 COMFORTABLE room for gen­ with 1,000 orchid plants, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ed. Austin Chambers, Realtor, al insurance policies. 649-0719 yard, good condition, $20,000. 0131. Prcflont. Hon. John J. WaJletl. cans ried, over 21 and be able to tleman, private entrance, free $23,900. Road. % acre wooded lot. $28,- 643-1577. MLS, 643-2325. Judcrc. , , JANITORS — part-time. East after 6:30. parking, 14Vii Hackmatack St. Out of Town Owner, 649-0678, no agents. 940. Ray Holcombe, Realtors. Estate of Victoria M. , Errand, sell and give service to the GAS STOVE, electric refrigera­ BOLTUN —Large custom built Hartford, Manchester area. between 6-9 p.m. For Rant 66 3-FAMILY, 6-6-3. Good in­ 644-1286. SELUNg '^Si^ HOME?' For public. tor. Very good condition. $50 SpHt Level, 7 rooms, fireplace, Call 048-4463 8-6 p.m. only. LICENSED MOTHER with ref­ come, $27,900. prompt courteous seiwlce that j On^mot^^^of ^ u r each. Call 643-7917. ROCKVILLE—1 and 2 bedroom MANCHESTER — English Tu­ baths, 3-car garage. Only erences would like to care for ROOM for rent, centrally locat­ MANCHESTER — New 3 bed­ gets results, call Louis Dlmock executor. luxury apartments. Furnished NEWER 7-ROOM Raised room Cape. Fireplace, garage. dor Colon’al, 7 rooms, plus $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real­ For Interview apply: pre-school children in her 1968 SINGER zlg zag sewing ed, private entrance, ample Realty, 649-9823. 7*^^ VlSi ON SALE TUESDAY and unfurnished, swimming Ranch, 2-car garage. Rock- heated sunporch, 4 bedrooms, tors, 649-6324. ______from the 33rd day of Api^. w LEARN TO DRIVE home. 646-1838. machine, slightly used, button parking, gentleman only. 649- OFFICE ^4 acre ■wooded lot. Cliffwood, holes, hems, monograms, etc. 5271. pool and recreation area. From ledge area. Many extras, Bush Hill Road. $24,990. Ray treed lot, wall to wrall carpet ’HRED OF Showing------And J^e^'for'XI'^rr^tora vi?hlS"whld^ SEALTEST FOODS WANTED — Typing in my $31,900. ANDOVER — 6 room Cape, 2 6 years guarantee. Total price $140. The Albar House, West Holcombe Realtors, 644-1285. Ing, antique brick fireplace showing? f« * e y looking you bringjn f t!l'lr^l" TRACTOR TRAILER home. Can work in the office baths, lakefront view. Only 113 Summit St., Manchester $54. Easy terms. Call 522-0931, ROOM for lady or gentleman, Road and Nye St. or call 1- storms and screens. City utlli over as a Sunday sport? Better _pubiic notice to the two days a week. 649-9022 after SOUTH MAIN St. area — 8 and $19,500. Norman S. Hohenthal, 043-7697 dealer. quiet, convenient location. 224 872-0872. SPACE ties. Garage. Near bus line let us screen those prospects creditors to bring to 4. H. M. FRECHETTE 6 flat, with 2-car garage,, sell­ Realtor, 646-1166. , ,, . -within .said time allowed by pub- NO EXPERIENCE Charter Oak Street, 643-9368. REALTY stores, church and schools for you. We bring discrlmlnat- a copy of this order in some Interviews Daily, 9:30-4 P.M. BOLTON — 3 room cottage all ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett Prtoed In low 20’s. Charles Les newspape^^aving a circulation In HALIBUT FILLET 49t ing, Interested, qualified buy­ NECESSARY conveniences. Stove and re­ Realtor, 643-1577. perance, 649-7620. BOLTON-Coventry Une - 6H said probate district within ten days An Equal Opportunity 647-9993 For Renf room L-shaped Ranch, like ers to see a property. . .with­ from the date of this order and re­ Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 Sewing Machine Wanted— Rooms— frigerator available. Call 626- turn make to this court of the no­ Employer. RAISED RANCH on half acre MANCHESTER new condition, double garage. out bothering the owner. Keith Train locally on modem 0010. Prestige location on Main St. tice J WALLETT, Judge. OROOMINO ALL breeds. Har­ Board 67 lot, 6 rooms plus family room Reduced for quick sale. Hayes Real Estate, 649-1922. equipment. Full or part- TWO family 6-6 Duplex. 3 bed­ Reaaaaable rent Includes A SCARCE ITEM mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron 1967 SINGER with fireplace, 2 baths, priced Agency, 646-0111. U.S.D.A. CHOICE time, day or evening. Sure RETIRED, ALERT gentleman $17,900. 6 room Cape Cod on DAT warctouse men with trac­ Rd., Bolton, 048-6427. Zig - zag sewing machine Resort Property rooms, large kitchen, living heat, air conditioning and for immediate sale. Wesley R. training program will quali­ . looking for a quiet room in a treed lot, close to bus and COVENTRY — Route 31, 4 room tor trailer experience, good slightly used, monogframs, room on each side. Immediate lights. 2 available spaces. Smith, Realtor. 643-1667. ANNUAL BUDGET MEETING fy you for higher income, Manchester area. Call 649-8945. For Rent 67 shopping. Here is a "neat Ranch, oversized garage, alum­ CENTER working ctmdltlons and bene- MINIATURE POODLES ~ ^ 2 makes button holes, sews occupancy, good location on 200 Sq. Ft. On Miain Floor in the trucking industry. West side. After 6, call 649- as a pin" home on city inum siding, full cellar. Extra fits. Oaer Bros., 140 Rye St., black males, AKC registered. on buttons, blind hems COTTAGES for rent —Gardner 600 Sq. Ft. On Lower Floor $17,200 the price is right. Six TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNEOTICUT CUT CaU 649-9404. 2037. room Cape, center of town, sewer and water. As a building lots. Only $15,900. Pas­ 80. Windsor. Approved lor training vet­ dresses, all without attach­ Lake. Modem, lakefront, free The electors and cdjtdzens qualifiod to vote dn town medtings brochure, pictures. Arrowhead walking distance to shopping bonus, permanent siding ______ek Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243._____ in the Town of Andover ore hereby notified 'that the erans. CUTE LITTLE kittens need a ments, 5 year written gfuar- Apartments riots PORTER Street—Immaculate 2- CA LL MR. MATRICK HOME IMPROVEMENT city antee. Grove, Route 354. Colchester, and schools along with being on and Rec room. Mr. Gordon, WINTERIZED home on Bolton B u < ^ Meeting ^ .tho Tostm 'l- has sales and management po­ good home. Call 649-9236 after Tenements 63 bedroom Colonial. Sunporch. 649-5306. in the Andover Elomonitary School, Andover, on Saturday, May Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. the bus line, very neat and Lake, 88’’ frontage on lake, ex­ sitions for shop at home depart­ 5 p.m. fireplace, garage. Close to bus, 649-5203 4, 1968, at 8:00 p.m. for the fallowing purposes: CALL HARTFORD FIRST FLOOR, 3% rooms at very well situated for conven­ cellent Income producer. T.J. ment, merchandise mart, pool COVENTRY LAKE —lakeside shopping and school. Char-Bon ience. Don’t be disappointed. 1 To choose a moderator, for said meeting. CHUCK GERMAN s h e p h e r d ” 2 BALANCE $53.40 Manchester bus stops. Heat, B (Sc W Oroekett, Realtor. 648-1677. town, remodeling, kitchen re­ 247-1353 ANYTIME cottage, modem, all conven­ Realty, 643-0683. Wolverton Agency, Realtors. . 2. To elect a BuUdIng Official to serve for a one yoar term years, AKC mama or 6 months or payments of $5.34 per hot water supplied. Wall to wall BARROWS and WALLACE Co. modeling, fences, aluminum iences, some select dates still 649-2813. GLASTONBURY — Luxury cus­ commencing July 1, 1968. daughter. Trade for garden month. Call Capitol Sewing carpeting, gas stove, refrigera­ Manchester Parkade awnings, pools, built-up roofing available. 643-6930. tom crafted seven room Ranch, 3 To elect two membera to the Rwreatlon Comnussaon for equipment. 643-2046. credit manager till 9 p.m., tor furnished, $136. monthly. Manchester 649-5306 and siding. We seek men with LANDSCAPE workers wanted, MANCHESTER — new custom over-looking Eleventh hole, STEAK toll call collect. Working couple preferred. No COTTAGE on Lake Balch, East built 8 room Colonial located imagination, courage and In­ full-time or part-time morn­ IRISH setters. Hunting stock. 9 $18,000 —Immaculate 6 room Minnechaug Golf course. Two pets. Call 649-0777. Wakefield, New Hampshire In new prestige neighborhood, R egtoni School Distriot Number Eiight for a te«n of -three yeans tegrity who seek steady em­ ings, no experience necessary, weeks, purebred. Unregistered EXPERIENCED POLISHERS Ranch. Paneled recreation full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti­ with boat. Good fishing and 2% baths, double garage, ployment with opportunity for starting wage $2.26 per hour. 1-872-3401. 246-2140 THREE room garden apart­ room with raised hearth fire­ ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es­ swimming. Rate reasonable, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ‘^ .T o'^ lert^ a m ^ ^ r of the OaptM greater earnings. Call 626-0010 Call Grantland Nursery, 643- ment, $130. a month including place, large lot with trees. tate 843-9332. Committee for a term of three years commen^ng July 1, 1968^ DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, 044-1693 for open dates. For finish worii on turbine blades and vanes. Above anytime. 0669, 643-4781. heat. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ^^‘’T ^ s e e if the Town will authorize the MANCHESTER — New Usting, FISHING BOAT and motor in­ black and reds, several litters 649-4535. averafe hourly rates, fring^e benefits and profit] 649-5324. Board of SeSeCtmen to ibemporarily borrow not MEN WANTED for first and ready to go, paper trained and 2-famlly, 4-4 flats, conveniently cluded with our beautiful wood­ located. $19,600. Leonard Agen­ 00 and to issue note of the Town ithercfore on such tenns ^ d third shifts. An expanding elec­ healthy. Also Pekingese and Sewing Machines NEWER 4-room duplex, con­ Wonted To Rent 68 sharing plan. Apply at ed— one— acre----- ranchette 'in cen- - ^ Tveriods as they deem advisable, art any itime during the tronic firm needs workers in Solesnion Wanfod 36>A Weimaraners. 1-628-6573. venient residential area, $155. cy, Realtors, 646-0469, ask for tral Florida’s lake section. No j^ej^nder*^ the 1967-1968 fiscal year and during the entire RENTAL w a n t e d '— 7 or 8 Judy Libby. Lots For Solo 73 silk-screening, plating and per month. Paul W. Dougan, room house, Manchester or ■vi­ money down. $20 a month. Will •B ★ PURE BRED Collie, female, 2 EXTRA large building lots, de­ J 9 6 8 -1 ^ aS^Town will authorize and dnstruot tte Board drilling areas. Experience de­ LICENSED Real Estate sale- CLEARANCE Realtor, 649-4536. cinity. 20 mile limit. $150 per JUST REDUCED — $23,900. Six seevd plat and color photos. years, spayed, shots, needs af­ I RED-LEE IDETAL FINISHIND GO., Inc. I sirable Look-Out Mountain of Seaectmen to enter into agreemonrts in ^ e sirable but not essential. Also men with previous experience. month, utilities excluded. Year­ room Ranch, bullt-lns, rec Write Gary Morse, P.O. Box fection and space, $40. 644-2295. area, owner 649-8782. behaiir of the Town of Andover with State RICH’S needed an experienced ship­ Call Mr. Phllbrick, Phllbrick 1968 ZIG-ZAG ly lease -with option to pur­ 69 WOODLAND ST.-^ANCHESTER room, 2 fireplaces, garage, 369, Miami, Florida, 33162. AD- ping and receiving man. Ac­ SIX—ROOM duplex centrally lo­ 64LS126 (A-IA). mlastoner for the expenditure of all funds a v ^ b l e from me Agency, 649-6347. Sewing Machines, never chase. Needed by June 15. Call many extras, acre lot. Mitten ioq- LOT WITH 180’ depth. A State t » said Town for the flscal year «xm m m can^uly 1. 19M, Ready-To-Eat curacy and dependability are cated. Call 643-7964. FREE KITTENS part angora. used, makes button holes, 643-1141 Ext. 334. Monday Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. zone, water only. T.J. Crockett e l u n g t o N 5^ room under the provisions of C op ter 233 of the OonneOticut General a must. This is a position that SALES POSITION with manage­ 646-2406. sews buttons on, makes MAIN STREET—3 room heat­ through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 :ir Realtor, 648-1677. Ranch. Convenient location. will grow in responsibility as ment opportunity for man ex­ p.m. S t a t u t t ^ R m ^ O T t h e Capitol RegiOT Planning All dark Meat fancy stitches, all without ed apartment for middle age . ¥ Close to everything. Bullt-lns. the company enlarges. For in­ perienced in aluminum awn­ COVENTRY — wooded build­ Aeency for the two year term commencing July 1, 1968. TRANSLUCENT attachments, orig;inal gpiar- woman. Call 643-6016. QUIET, refined lady would like Nice treed lot, only $18,900. FINE terview see Mr. Ernest Valery, ings and windows or aluminum Articles For Sole 45 antee. ing lot, 100’ frontage, close to 9 ’To see Ifithe Town will vote tx) increase the salary of the SLICED Multi-Circuits Inc., 80 Harri­ siding and roofing. Salary posi­ LOOKING for anything in 3 room heated apartment with In real estote HIp-Hugger lake, reasonable. Call owner, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Board of Assessors to a total sum not exceeding $1000.00 a year. Create a mood for gracious dining with a table service son Street, between 8 - 9 a.m. tion with incentive for greater PROCESSED gravel for drive­ real estate rentals — apart­ stove and refrigerator. St. 643-5724. so fine, you’ll be tempted to display it in a cabinet and or Mr. George Smith between earnings. Steady year ’round ways and parking areas. Also COMPLETE PRICE $38.60 ments, homes, multiple dwell­ Bridget parish preferred. Call bring it out only for the most important occasions. Yet, 4 and 6 p.m. position for qualified man who bank run grravel and fill at or payments of $5.10 per ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real 649-7221, between 9-3, Monday- LOOK TO AN EXPERT! now so inexpensive you can grace your table with it Friday. VRKEY is looking for a good opportuni­ our screening plant or deliv­ month. Call Capitol Sewing Estate, 643-6129. LUMBER drivers and yard help lot for your Inspection. receive the budget for the fiscal year from July 1,1968, every day! . ty. Call 626-0010 anytime. ered. George H. Grlfflng, Inc. credit manager till 9 p.m., At-Home Slippers Features 3 bedrooms, dining 3q^ prepared by the Board of Finance, with its wanted. Sick leave, vacation MANCHESTER — 4 room apart­ 742-7886. toll call collect. room, living room with fire- r(^mmendaibIon3 thereon. YOUR CHOICE OF TWO ELEGANT PATTERlIs with pay, insurance program. ment. Convenient location. Apartment Buildings Apply Mr. Schindler. W. G. place. Electric heat. Beautiful 12. adopt a budget for the flsoai year from July 1, 1968, DARK rich stone-free loam, Stove, refrigerator and heat For Sole 69 patio. A quiet safe yard for to June 30, 1969, and to make speciflo approprintlonis for said Glenney Co., 336 North Main $16. Pool and patio sand, 246-2140 furnished, $160 per month. ! Royal Regeuc)' SMALL Street, Manchester. young children. Only $19,690. period. . 9 9 ASSEMBLY stone, fill, grf.-.el, sand and Hayes Agency, 646-0181. BOLTON — 6 unit apartment MEDIUM Call^ ® Doris Smith, Jarvis Real­ 13. To determine whether the itax on the list of Oobotoer 1, manure. 643-9604. house situated on approximate­ Elegance Rose ty Co., Realtor, 64J-1121. 1967, shall be duo and pay^ lo in a single instaUmenit, or in two SILVER BRAZER — assemble BLONDE FINISH bedroom set- NEW 8 ROOM apartment, In- ly 4 acres. Lots of potential. LARGE semi’-annual tnstallmenits or In four quarterly InstaHmenlts. with L*d(]t‘s rimmed in jf?WL'lt,’f b teiilLjiintj fluted nms. the hallmafk and braze, small assemblies. MEN WEBCORE Coronet hi-fi, $35; with bookcase bed. Very good eluding appliances and utUl- 14. To determine whether the tax on the list of October 1, All rented. T. J. Crockett, TOLLAND HUiility, (jeiuiine pliitmum of tfu; most expensive china. All benefits paid. Blue Cross, Columbia portable hi-fi, $15; condition. $40. Call 644-8049. ties. Cpil J.D. Real Estate, 648- Realtor. 643-1677. 1967, as it applies to motor vehicles sihajU be due and payable CAPITOL FARMS OBCS, life and health insurance, CAPABLE OF WORKING RCA small portable hi-fi, $5. ------— - 6129. THE CHOICE IS YOURS in a single Irsbaliment pursuant to Section 12-144a of the C3on- retirement. Apply Aerokl- Call 649-6762. 7 model homes now being neoUcut General Staitulbes, Revision 1958, as amended. netlcs, 218 Hartford Rd. PROM BLUEPRINTS AntlgaOS 56 w e h a v e customers waiting Business Property started on beautifully tregd 15. To hear a report of the Town Garage and Dog Pound HOMEOWNERS — increase the for the rental of your apart­ % acre and larger loth. Committee. , dessert O Q q each WANTED TO BUY — anUques, For Sole 70 IFRANKSI value of your home, enhance ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ Ranches,^ches. Raised Ranches, X6. To see if the town will vote to authoriiDe and em ^w er the steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ BRIDGEPORT the beauty of your- landscape tate, 643-6129. ADAMS ST. — vacant machine "J^esrapes and Colonials to Board of Selectmen to purchase the land ^ d '^ u U d ^ n w ABLE ed lamps, art glass, primitives, WITH EACH with a handsome rustic split shop with 10,000 square feet choose from. Mid July occu­ owned by The Andover Realty Company located on Long mil Koexi DISH any quantity. 644-8962. DUPLEX 4% rooms, heat, hot < or round rail fence. Free esti­ on one floor, 2 acres of land. pancy. Call 649-6306 or 876- known as the "Mill Property" for use as a Town Garage. $5.00 PURCHASE | - MEN! OPERATORS water, garage, on bus line. 17. TVj see if ithe town will make an additional appropriation mates. Call 649-4006, 6-8 p.m. 2-famlly house included, sensi­ 6611. CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, No pets. Central location. bo ithe 1967-1968 budgeti as recommended by the Board of Finance, bly priced. Must sell, T, J. lb. WOMEN! REDUCE SAFELY, simply and expert repairing. Colonial AvaUable May 16th. Write Box of a sum not exceeding $40,000.00 for the purchase, alteration 59 Crockett, Realtor,^ 643-1677. LATHE fast with GoBese tablets. Only Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. S, Manchester Herald. B &L W and repair of said ’’Mill Property." .topobiiiir Too inexperienced? Too old? Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- 18. To see If the Town will vote to Tranisfer ithe sum of Not for us! Our route driv­ 98 cents. Weldon Drug. LAND and buildings for lease BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 9 p.m. Sundays open till 6 FOUR ROOM duplex apart­ $20,000,00 from the Reserve Fund for Capital and Nonrecurring WITH ers earn over $120 a week. OPERATORS or sale; suitable for lumber­ Manchester Parkade m a s s y — HARRIS 22, tractor. p.m., closed Tuesday and ment, central location, working Expenditures to thevGenenaJ Fund to defray. In part, the ap­ No investment or bond re­ yard, boat company, camping Manchester 649-6306 ‘GARDEN GOODNESS’ Excellent condition. Call after Wednesday. propriation made under item 17 Bl>ove. quired. couple, no children. Call 649- supplies, lawnmowers and 4 p.m., 043-6639. 4319 alter 2 p.m. COLUMBIA.. — oversized Cape, 16- To see If the Town wlU vote to adopt an orcUnanoe pro- College Men Also Apply TRAINEES • tractors, cold bulk storage, fi, vlding that not less than two weeks before ■the Annual Budget 7( ruoiiis,rooms, 2 full baths, Meeting and after the Bocu-d of EYnanee has received the cstl- Now for Summer Jobs. EXCELLENT, efficient and Wonted— To Buy SB POUR ROOM apartment, sec­ Bolton. Shoivroom and office. Paid holidays. Paid vacations. Call 625-0010. room, large lot, garage, meal b u d i^ for the fiscal year from the various Town officials ESCAROLE APPLY economical, that’s Blue Lustre ond floor, heat, hot water, stove for large family. $23,990. Phil- chaij^uian of Boards, Conuntasions and Committees, The Board Overtime and liberal company carpet and upholstery clean­ HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques’ GOOD HUMOR CORP. and refrigerator, garage, adults MANCHESTER Green — com­ brick Agency Realtors, 649- of Finance shall hold a public hearing for the town to discuss benefits. Apply at er. Rent electric shampooer $1. bric-a-brac, .clocks, frames, i only. 643-0190. Judging. . . Sulltvan Ave. & Kennedy Rd. mercial, industrial, residential 5347. the proposed budget as prepared by 'the Board of Finance with and CHICORY The Sherwin-Williams Co. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ « South Windsor — Tel. 289-8261 package. Look this pne over; its recommendations thereon. 2 ; 2 9 lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 MODERN 4 — rooms, second the true worth of any property is a job that $10,600—4 room Ranch. Garage, 20. To do any other business proper to come before said An Equal Opportunity IT’s Inexpensive to clean rugs floor, heat, hot water, dispos­ (A) large building with 10,000 Lake St., Bolton. 640-3247. aluminum siding. Fieldstone meeting. Employer, F/M E. A. Patten Co. and upholstery with Blue square feet wdth plenty of po­ demands an expert with excellent knowl­ al, shade, stove, yard, anten­ fireplace, excellent condition. D a te d at Andover, ConneoUcut, lUUs 26th day of April, 1968. CALIF. CARROTS 2pkgs. 29c Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ WE BUY and sell antiques, and nae, storage, parking, no tential; (B) A four family Pasek Realtors, 289-7476, 668- PERCY B. COOK CARPENTERS and carpenter’s 303 Wetherell St. used furniture, china, glass sil­ house and (C) vacant "C " zon­ edge and experience in his field. Such a er $1. Olcott Variety Store. pets, adults. $146. 644-8169. 1563. LEON p a l m e r helpers. Call John R. Wenner- ver, picture frames, old coins, ed lot which could be used for 1493 GOOD FOR BAKING— ALL PURPOSE gren Co. 643-5803. Manchester, Conn. man is your Realtor. Depend on him for JOHN C. HUTCHESON GERT’S a gay girl — ready guns, pewter, scrap gold, THREE rooms for rent, second parking etc. Subject to zoning. 9-18 EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 6% Board of Seleottnen "7------—------for a whirl after cleaning MAN for machine assembly and watches, old Jewelry, hob­ floor with heat. No pets. $110 T. J. Crockett, ^Realtor, 648- taking the guesswork out of your investment. rooms large modern kitchen, 3 Town of Andover, Connecticut carpets with Blue Lustre. machine maintenance. Harper by collections, paintings, attic per month. Call 643-9601. 1677. DAYTIME dressing for the action-loving bedrooms, excellent condition, RED ROME APPLES 3 Lbs. 49c MAN TO learn offset press Rent electric shampooer $1. He's trained to appraise property for both Buffing Machine Co., 289-7471. contents or whole estates. Fur­ miss consists of a puritan coilared $23,600. Phllbrick Agency Real­ operation in advertising depart­ Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup­ FOUR RCHOM flat with hot wa­ blouse and a lo w -vra iste d culotte- PRETTY shell-stilch slippers are so niture Repair Service^ 643-7449. current and potential values. Let him judge easy to crochet to treat your feet to tors, 649-6347. CRISP, TENDER PART-TTME truck driver, and ment of grocery chain. Some ply. ter and parking. Second floor. Invostmant Proparty jumper with a wide, hip-hugging belt. typing. Apply afternoons, Gaer a ’life of ease and comfwt’ when at- ^ . OIonliEree C o. stock clerk, hours 1-6:30, apply WANTED —Silver certificate For working couple or couple ___ For Site 70-A your property. No 1493 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in home. Make extras for gift-giving. Nick h w s^iR In person. Alcar Auto « Para, Brother^, 140 Rye Street, South $1.40. Call 1-346-4396 after 6 without chUdren. Call from 6 sizes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18, bust Pattern No. 288 has crochet direc- some time In the Coventry Three Generations of Experienced PASCAL CELERY Jumbo Bunch 29c Windsor. Florists— Nurseries 49 p.m. p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 643-6441. 30W to 38. Size 11, 31V4 bust, cu­ tions — sizes small, medium and l_arge area and he brought back 226 Spruce St. Manchester. MANCHESTER — Investment lotte, 2% yards of 45-inch; blouse, package. 6-6 duplex plus 5 room inclusive. is these two listings. One Is a 4 WITIf THE PRESS OPERATORS POTTED tomato plants, also by DUPLEX 3% rooms, heated, The Manchester Board 2Vi yards. INTERIOR PAINTING and SCREW MACHINE operator. single. Leonard Agency, Real­ SEND ssp In coini pint 1S4 (or (iri(-ciiu room ranch With large lot and 50 EXTRA STAMPS PURCHASE OF PORK UFT OPERATORS the dozen, cabbage and lettuce Rooms Without Boonl 59 hot water, air-conditioned, ap­ U N D S04 In co ln i plu> ISp (or (Irst-clait Set up and operate. All bene- tors, 646-0469. of Realtors Mill in J «s«cl»l hindllni (or «ich pittern. mill md ipncinl hmdlln| (or tith piUtra privileges on Morln Ave„ fits. Apply Dean Machine Prod- PACKERS plants. 643-0669, Krause Green­ pliances, carpeting. Antenna, PAPER HANGING AHY ROSEBUSH or house, 621 Hartford Rd. THE THOMPSON House — Cbt- Sue Burnett, Manchester Ev^Sg Her.Ud‘^1160 Ara OF at $13,900 and the other is a ucts, 102 Colonial Rd. incinerator, patio, parking. MANCHESTER, business block E v e n ^ Herald, lU t AVB. OF AMEsfcifi? NEW YOBK, N.Y. ranch With 4 rooms, 2 car ga- • Color Counseling • Fully Insured SIX SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT First Shift, 45 Hour Week^ tage St. centrally located, large 649-6760. AaiBBIOAB, r a w YOBK, N.Y. Y^WS — 60 cents - $3.60. Dig with 6 apartments and 4 stores. MEN part-time for Janitor and. pleasantly furnished ' rooms; 1M86 p'ruTNm.. Addriu with ZIP CODE md rage and many other amenl- “ Don’t Be Satisfied With Less!” EASTERN BOILER & your own, afternoon^ or eve­ ^ ■ - This property is in excellent Print NMnt. Addrill with ZIP CODE, Style Stjii Numbir. ties for only $14,900. In today’s floor waxing work, 8 days, 6 parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ Only A Raoltor Is Quollflad Numbv mo Sin. - ELpCTRONICS, INC. nings. 408 Oakland Road, Wap- ^ ? condition and shows a good re- SEND 504 today for the new'68 Spring nt^rket, these prices are bard 649-2576 Days — 643-4461 Evenings p.m. to 11 p.m. Can 649-6384. night and permaneht guest FASHION conscious women - send 99 Loomis St. To Dlspkiy This Sool & Summer ALBUM! Free knit directions to beat. iCall the Jarvis Real­ ping. 644-1900. rates. Read Herald Ads now for our latest Issue of the Spring & Summer ’68 Basic FASHION — 504. tor msn's or boy's cable-cardigan. ty Co., Realtors, 648-1121. ■A tS- V- VU ^ « •'-ir ** • *-«»' '

t MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHTH manrIjFHtFr EoFtittig ilFraUi A v m « c « Dally Net Press Run « FoV The Week Ended I' April S7, 1MB About Town iianrifpfiter lEwmttg Ilf ralli Atty. David C. Wlchman of B4 15,020 Brookfield St. will be In Miami, Hanche»ter— 4 City of VUlage Charm Fla., May 5 through 10, to attend the university of Miami’s 23rd VOL. LXXXVD, NO. 179 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1968 Annual Tax Conference. All ses- slons will be at Miami's Plasa Hilton Hotel. Atty. Wlchman is an associate of the Manchester law firm of Oarrlty, Walsh and Diana. Bulletin The VFW Auxiliary will spon­ Rockefeller sor a public card party tomor. BBinSIl IMPATIENT Policemen Rout row at 8 p.m. at the post home. AT BITE DELAY Preceptor Oamma Chapter of LONDON (AP) — Prime Beta Sigma Phi sorority will Minister Harold Wilson today observe FV)unders Day tomorrow expressed the British govern­ with a dinner at 6 p.m. at Wil­ ment's Impatience at delay In Is Candidate starting Vietnam peace talks lie’s Steak House. and caUed for rapid agree­ Columbia making ’the correct decision is consider&ble fluidity among ment on n site. Wilson told The American Legion will ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) now.” the delegates.” the House of Commons: “ It meet tomorrow at 8:16 p.m. at A buoyant Gov. Nelson A. In the brief formed statement RockefeUer appeared relaxed is our view that both sides NEW YO RK A P ) — City po- tlon of a gym In a park separat- 6,400; Barnard College, 1,800, Police used nightsticks freely the Post Home. Refreshments Rockefeller shucked o ff his In which he announced hla can- and confident as he stood before should reach rapid agreement llce, called In by the Columbia Ing the university from Negro and Union Theological School, in breaking up the Urge crowd will be served alter the busi­ mhiUtions. , „ , ,, fifi’hting - uiuuvy,.Udacy, Rockefeller said he waa a battery of political writers In L site where these talks University administration, rout- Harlem. It had faded Into a stii- 626. and moving it off campus. ness meeting. for the Kepublican presi- motivated by "the dramatic and his jam-packed, teiuils-court- can begin with a view to the ed student sit-ins from five bar- dent rebellion against university Most of the injured students Mounted police rode Into the dential nomination today unprecedented events of the sized formal office at the State rapid ending of this war.” He ricaded campus buildings early disciplinary procedures after suffered face cuts and lacera­ surging mass and a large coffee Manchester WATES will meet and arrayed himself open­ past weeks.” Capitol. said Britain stood ready to today. More than 100 youths and the students won initial conces- tions. One policeman waa hospi­ shop window on Broadway was tomorrow at the Italian-Amerl- ly ^ an active candidate When asked whether he had He was flcmked by five former assist In any way possible 16 policemen were Injived, and slons. talized after he suffered a heart broken in the press of the can Club. Weighing In will be against Richard M. Nixoiv been litfluenced by President GOP national chairmen—U.S. and was prepared to help the 628 persons were arrested. At Its height perhaps 600 to attack. crowd. from 7 to 8 p.m. Members wish­ Power Squadron, Auxiliary Heads The B9-year-old millionaire Johnson’s decision not to seek Sen. Thruston B. Morton, for- economic development of all TTie 76-mlnute police action, 700 youths were Involved, In- During the police sweep a Dan PeUegrin, president of ing to participate In the sched­ New York governor told a na- re-electlon , he said Johnson's mer Rep. William E. MUIer, Vietnam, both North and which began at 2:45 a.m., eluding some nonstudents. The crowd of nearly 2,000 persons the student council, announced uled exercise program are re­ Grant M. Morris of Carpenter Other officers of the En- tlonaUy televised news confer- withdrawal opened up an ” op- Sen. Hugh Scott, Leonard W. South, when fighting ends. brought a sometimes violent total enrollment at Columbia, gathered on the Ivy League to a crowd near the library that minded to bring a sheet or oth­ Rd., Bolton, and Mrs. George signettes are Mrs. George L. ence that he did so In response po.*tunity for seeking an honora­ Hall tuid Meade Alcorn—aU of end to the week-long sit-in. Including affiliated colleges, Is campus overlooking Harlem, he was calling a student strike er suitable floor covering. A. Krivlckas of 84 Ayers Rd., French Jr. of 84 Ayers Rd., to the pleas of many people and ble peace in Asia.” He did not whom turned up to demonstrate demonstration began 25,381. This Includes Columbia The bystanders olEished with po- starting today. Wapplng, Saturday were in­ April 23, primarily as a protest College and University, 17,648 lice after the last of the demon In a statement the university Wapplng, lieutenant command- because of hts own concern elaborate. their support f6r him. stalled as commander and com- over the university’s construe- Columbia Teachers College, strators had been taken away. announced cancellation of class­ The visitation group of North about "the gravity of the Another reporter then Eisked Massachusetts’ Edward manderette, respectively, of the erette; Mrs. Robert R. Pound, es this morning but added, “ It Methodist Church will meet crises” that confront the Ameri­ whether the assEisslnation of Dr. Brooke, the only Negro seirvlng Manchester Power Squadron secretary, and Mrs. Henry Hem- tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the can people. Martin Luther King had been a In the U.S. Senate, also was at Ball Urges Is hoped that a number of the and its Auxiliary, the Enslgnet- brechts of 97 Woodland Dr., afternoon cIeumcs can be held." church. Only 40 days ago. Rockefeller factor In hla decision. He replied sitting next to Rookefel- tes, at a change of command Wapplng, treasurer. had surprised political observ­ only that "during the past week ler’a wife. University President Grayson dinner-dance at W illie’s Steak The U. S. Power Squadron is ers by announcing he could not to 10 days I have been coming Shortly before Rockefeller Kirk told a 6 a.m. news confer­ The Parish Palaver group of House. a national organization devoted bid for the nomination but was to this decision.” went before the TV cameras, It Patience ence that he called police be­ South Methodist Church will Other officers of the Power to the promotion of safe boat­ available lor a draft If the par­ In response to other questions, became known, that he had sent cause the university "has been study the "Moral Issue of Squadron are Ardian J. Tour- ing through education. It con­ ty wanted him. he said he did not know how a telegrhm to a group of sup­ paralyzed by the illegal acta of Vietnam" tomorrow at 7:30 gee of 8 Vine Dr., Vernon, lieu­ ducts free boating courses for He told reporters today that many imtional convention dele- porters In Vermont saying he a minority of its students, Elided p.m. at the church. The Rev. tenant commander, executive; skippers and would-be skippers. he thought he had made "the gates he had behind him at^thlB ggejj the nomination to In Talks ‘ Euid abetted by Ein unknown Richard W. Dupee will lead the Robert R. Pound of 102 Hol­ The Manchester Squadron will correct decision” then and was point. "But,” he added, "there "give our party a choice of csui- number of outsiders.” adult discussion g^roup. WASHINGTON (A P ) — lister St., lieutenant command­ conduct such a course In the didates end programs.’ ’ George W. Ball, newly named to Kirk declared that grEUiting er, administrative; C. David fall for men and women 16 the protester’s key demand of The ^rmy-Navy Ancillary But, at his news conference, be U.S. ambassador to the Unit- Calkins of Glastonbury, secre­ years of age and over. Boat amnesty . from punlriiment will entewaln its past presi­ he declined to discuss his differ- ed ^Jlatlons, cautioned today tary, and Frank H. Gakeler of ownership is not required. "would have dcEilt a near fatal dents at a potluck Wednesday ences with Nixon, the only other against one-sided concessions or 21 Cobb Hill Rd., treasurer. Those wishing further Infor­ blow not only to this Institution at 6 p.m. at the Army- Navy major candidate for the GOP a show of weakness as a way of Crawford Tuttle, audit, dis­ mation may contact the Man­ but to the whole of American aub. •nckets for the group’s 1 p.m. Vote Indicates nomination. He said he did not trying to negotiate an end to the trict commander, dfflclated at chester Power Squadron, P. O. higher education."' . annual outing June 9 will be know enough about Nlxo.n’s Vietnam war. the ceremonies. Box 1118, Manchester. Like Two Washen Automatic Police Commlssloner^owEUid on sale at the supper. views to comment. "A ll we need at the moment is Dry ’n Wear Rockefeller set forth four rea- patience and a sense of pcrspec- R. LeEiry told newsmen the uni­ la One With Filter Flo Turnout of sons In his Eumouncement of tlve,” he told the aimual meet- versity hsul asked police to mo­ candidacy. ing of the U.S. Chamber of Com- bilize about midnight. He said he High Speed Dryer By SOL CXIHEN He said he had decided to run merce. had witnessed the eviction oper­ ation Eind added the police had 1. Mini-Basket® for liitUe locals up Manchester voters were go­ The Herald will have a full because of: It weis his first public Eipeech The Front Runners • Permanent Press Cycle Right done “ Eui excellent Job." to 2 lbs. 2. Big R^fular Wash- temperature and tumbling action ing to the polls today at the staff on duty, stEirtlng with —‘‘The dramatic and unprece- since President Johnson picked By 6:30 a.m. the large crowd basket for up to 16 lbs. mixed, these new garments need • Auto­ rate of 433 an hour, based on 6:30 p.m., to give informa­ dented events of the pEist weeks him last week to suceced Am- had broken up and students heavy fabrics • 2 Wash, 2 Spin matic Control Adjusts heat Eind 1 p.m. figures. At that hour, tion on today’s referen­ have revesiled In most serious bassador Arthur J. Goldberg, In stood around In small clusters Speeds • 3 Wash, 2 Rinse Tem­ drying time for particular fabitc 8,032 had vtuted, and, If the dum results. Please do not terms the gravity of the crises the U.N. post, peratures • Permaneirt Press discussing the night’s activities. load . . . automatiCEiHy! • Variable same average continues to 6 call before 6 :30 p.m. that face us as a people.” " I f we do not give way to pas- hove it : Cooldown. Time Control • 3 Heat Selections. At one point many on the cam­ p.m., when the polls close, ap- The Herald telephone num­ He did not elaborate on the ston and hysteria,” he said, "w e pus chanted: “ Kirk must go, proTcimately 6,196 will have vot­ ber Is 643-2711. point, but Rockefeller associates can, I am confident, bring about Kirk must go" referring to uni­ ed, for about 22.6 per cent of said he had been deeply dis- an honorable peace that w i l l Save More When You versity President Grayson the 23,000 eligible. turbed by the assassination of neither betray our friends nor Washer Alone Kirk. The Widest W oMo f^p o/ts «22B Predictions were for a 36 per School on Broad St., was third, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. diminish the effectiveness o f our Buy Dryer Wirii Washer EEirlier Kirk had offered a cent or 8,000 tunumt. with 486. District 6, the West Rockefeller Edso believed that leadership throughout four-point proposal to resolve A heavy turnout is anticipat­ Side Rec on Cedar St., was President Johnson’s decision not world." the deEidlock saying he would AVAILABLE IN WHITE, COPPER, AVOCADO ed between 4 and 6 p.m. fourth, with 466. to seek renomlnatlon had so BelII, a former critic of admin- Policeman forcibly removes protester at Columbia. (A P Photofax) - accept a student-faculty-admln- The vote at 1 p.m. was the changed the political picture Istratlon policies In VietaEun; The voting machlpe hi Dis­ Istratlon committee to act as a greatest in District 2, the Com­ trict 1, set up for the benefit that he w m compelled to enter said: "Certainly it is a mlsteke munity Y on N. Main St., which court of appesds for any punish­ oC out-trf-town owners o f Mhn- the race. to e7q>ect that anything ceu i bo ment meted out to the protest­ reported a 614 count. District cheater pixjperty, saw Uttle use —Ho found, he SEdd, that he gained by unilaterad conces- Now Both For Only 8, Buckley School on Vernon St., ers. to 1 p.m. Only 2 vQiteB were could not offer Edternatives ef- sloiw, or that a show of weak­ The sit-in by 600 to 000 demoii- wav a close second, with 496, ness will make a negotiation go Poor Want Better Life Now, strators begEui In protest over £. and District 1, the Waddell (S ee Page Ten) (See Page Eight) more swiftly, or even go at all. construction of a controverslEd "L et us not, therefore, lead gymnEislum in a nearby Harlem from weakness or out of a sense park and over the university’s of discouragement or despEdr,^’ Rev. Abernathy Tells Group 3 SP EE D S Versatronic Dryer ties with the government-relat­ he added. ed Institute for Defense AnEily- Other U.S. officials voiced 'A Washes Everything WASHINGTON (A P ) — Given carte blanche to speEik Abernathy was flEinked by sis. with Speciai Cycie confidence meEmwhlle that KBTAamer the fabric, get the load wde, freeing hands when trans­ tin said he weis suffering "some 3 These sources said the SuUi- ______course In Palm Desert, near In the words of one pEirtlclpant, __ English china, sliver, linen Eind held at Hotel America, Hartford,‘ on Wednesday, May 29, l ^ a t 10:09 A.M. clean. ferring clothes from washer to chest discomfort.” But his aide You don’t have to be present, of course. The winners will be notified by dryer. van-Chan meetings would con- gadej ‘‘We w e not c ^ ln g oils P®'*" Springs. Twenty minutes “ we’re going to find a way to woolens, boarded up their rfiow • Big washbasket for loads up to later, Elsenhower was being make these people do what they phone or mail. The drawing is limited to licensed drivers only. EHeotronioally ‘‘feeis’’ the maLsture tlnue, adding that Vientiane Is attack." ’ ^...... ------’ * windows for...... the first time to 16 Ito. • Exclusive Mini-Basket now the main contact point for carried into the hospitEil on a should do . . , we’re tired of llv- for up to 2 lbs. of leftover loads, content o f the tumbling clothes. history, fearing a recurrence of WEishlngton Euid Hanoi. A base spokesmEui, who had fragiles • Filter Flo®—ends lint- More sensitive than your own Dies in France stretcher. tog the way we been living.” dtoturbances. touch. Reacts to the moisture con­ The two sides have rejected indicated there might be a new His aide. Brig. Gen. Robert And while campaign leaders fuzz. __ He said his team—which had "W e are sorry to have lost a Small groups of Negroes weut- tent of the fabric load beinig dried. ' ■ PARIS (A P ) Europe’s numerous suggestions for where condlticm report at 8 a.m., told Schulz, Issued this Statement promlE^d over and over again conducted experlmenU in a hCs- patient. We are not rorry that ______dered the islEind Monday Edter- first heart transplant pa- to hold the peace tEdks with dip- newsmen at that hour that he later: they would start no violence to Washer Alone Save More When You noon and with Negro demon­ tient, a 66-year-old retired T a J ” operation centered^ had no word on when a new "Some chest discomfort waa Washington, many of the partl- Buy Dryer With Washer Fronch truck driver died 8^® another plant.” statement would be made. strators marching outside, the transplant "If the cohdl- m his first health bulletin (See Page Tan) The 77-y e a r -o 1 d general (See Page Three) (See Page Three) royal governor, Lord Marton- AVAILABLE IN WHITE, COPPER. AVOCADO I ^ ® Monday, Meroadler said that mere, Einnounced the dissolution was fifiven l^e heart of a dergo a transplant are more fa- trEuispIant transplant -was done without of the island Parliament, a young man. The new organ vorabie.” difficulty, but that "neurologlCEd move he cEiUed historic. functioned well, doctors Roblaln’s death leaves only complications...made the prog­ Sir Arthur Galsworthy, a dep­ Now Both For Only said, but the patient could one survivor from the seven hu- nosis very reserved." He said uty undersecretary in the Com­ *449 monwealth Office, flew from not overcome an insuffi- man heart transplants which RoblEiln hEid suffered a circula­ ciency of blood to the h®ve been reported, He Is Dr. tory failure during tiie surgery. Reds Killed 1,000 During Offensive London for the formsillties. brain. Philip Blalberg, a 68-year old This temporarily reduced the Bermuda, a crown colony AVON MANCHESTER retired South AfrlcEui dentist, SAIGON (A P ) — Oommunlat "MEury had been shot, some One of the larger mass graves Across South Vietnam from since 1084, has operated to re­ CARTER CHEVROLET / 1229 MAIN ST. / MS-SZSI Clovis Roblain, suc­ blood flow to the hroto, result­ ONEILL'S CHEVROLET / S MAIN ST. / I77-1MS who was given a new heEUl on ing to death. forces executed more UiEin 1,000 beheaded," the report said. “ A was uncovered near the Impe- Hue, America’s biggest bomb­ cent yeEirs under semirepresen­ NEW BRITAIN cumbed at 10:80 a.m., nev­ EAST HARTFORD Easy Terms AvailableUp To 3 Years To Pay Jan. 2. peraons during the February of- number of bodies showed signs rial tombs. Ttie report said 201 ers attacked North Vietnamese tative government and a voting DWORIN CHEVROLET / 460 CONNECTICUT BLVD. / 2S»-344< WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET / 1141 STANLEY ST. / 229-034S er having regained con- Roblain also encountered uri­ He was dUtchEirged from a nary problems, Merctuller SEtid. fenslve In Hue, the U.S. Embsis- of mutilation. Most were found bodies were found there, troop concentrations to Laos system which gave property FARMINGTON WEST HARTFORD CENTER scoiusness after the trans Earlier the doctors reported sy reported today. with hands bound behind their “ Victims Included Father Ur- Monday and today, military owners two votes each. ROBERT E. PARSONS INC. / 750 FARMINGTON AVE. / 177-1631 ORODY CHEVROLET / 21 ISHAM RD, / 236-5601 pbnl h«l under^ne . ______that Roblain, who received the The embassy made its atrocl- backs. bain, 52, and Father Guy, 48, sources said. Next month’s one man, one H A R T F O R D WINDSOR vote election Is eTcpected to put CAPITOL MOTORS / 1214 MAIN ST. / S27-6144 AROERV CHEVROLET / 125 POQUONOCK AVE. / 666.JSM mne-lU)Ur operation Satur- ported driving Ws car in heavy heart of a 23-year-old toEin fatal- ty charge els the U.S. Oommand "Evidence Eilso was dlscov- Frerich priests from the nearby Their aim was to scatter eAz- APPLIANCE day night. trEtfflc. ly Injured to sm auto accident, repoiled hard fighting around ered of victims having been Benedictine mission at Thlen able enemy forces reported just into power the predominantly Dr. Maurice MercEuller, the At a news conference, J^erca- {md suffered a loss to blood Hue, the former Imperial capl- clubbed unconscious prior to An,” the report SEdd. "Father across the border from the A Negro Popular Labor pEurty, he Eld of the surglcEd teEim at La dler told reporters: pressure Eind that brEiln dEimage tol, Euvd B52 bombero ex- being burled EiHve.” Urbaln was bound tumd and foot Shau Valley, the major North which has independence from r WIDEST WORLD OF SPORTS DRAWING ENTRY FORM | CENTER Pltle HospitEil, hinted that Rob- - "What we feared has come feared.______tended their raids Into Laos to The report said one South and burled alive with 10 others. Vietnamese staging base to tiie Britain e is the first plank in Its M Deposit in the showroom of any of the eight Greater Hartford Chevrolet Dealers.______b lEdn may have been too old to about. Mv feelinir as a la one American troopa sweep- Vietimmese political warfare of- Father Guy waa forced to kneel northern part of South Vietnam program. It also wants to stop weather the transplant. "A t sdl times, at every ewnfer- Jia glm ," _ Meroadler______said. ^ Valley gateway fleer who helped investigate the and shot through the head.” where allied Intelligence offl- British Immigration, claiming Wo have learned from this ence I held before you, I told of as a s i^ V o n la that * ® northern city, executions estimated that Eil- One Buddhist monk told toves- cers believe the enemy has been that the whites get the best Jobe. Inc. The present majority party In PLENTY OF first attempt that technlCEilly a the greatest reserves on one'^must overcome this chagrin The embassy ssdd Its report most half of the victims had tlgators there had been nightly reEulylng a new attack on Hue FREE transplant is perfectly poeslble, prognosis. I sEdd this at the first hEud^to renew w3at wiui based on Information from been burled Edlve. executions during the Oommu emd other cities to the northern Parliament, the predomtoantly but that we must have a patient press odnference. I repeated done.” tdlled sources and the South "Many were found bound to- nlat occupation of the city, provinces. white United Bermuda party, is 445 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER PARKING sufficiently resistant to have a this yesterday while moderat l ^ c ^ l e r raid toe reaction of Vietnamese national police. It gether to groups of 10 to 16. eyes which U.S. and So4ith Vtet- Thousands of UB. sdr cavalry- fiercely loysd to Britain. chance of success," the physl- tog a little because we noted SEdd the victims were found to open, with dirt or cloth In their namese forces retook after CITY STATE ...... PHONE (See Page Three) ZIP clan said. some favorable signs. (Bee Plage TW itqen) 19 separate mass graves, mouths," the embassy said. weeks of hard fighting. (See Page Three)