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Income Tax Deadline WASHtNOTON (AP)—Mid Unmanned Sputniks night tonight Is the deadline for filing 1967 income tax re Marines Seize Hill turns and the government es timates 18 million Americans waited until the past week end to do it. Link Up in Space To meet the legal deadline, returns must be postmarked by midnight but the rules In Easter Day Battle MOSCXDW (AP) — Two un- the crash of Soyuz 1 last April conducted," the announcement manned Soviet Sputniks auto- 24. said. have been stretched for per sons affected by last wCek’s matically linked up in orbit to- An official announcement of “ The televised image of the racial violence, inclucAng po day, circled together for 3 hours today’s docking and undocking apuitnlk., was tranamditted to the lice, firemen and National and 60 minutes and then separ- by cosmos 212 and cosmos 213 earth In the process of undock- Guardsmen called to duty. ated. Implied that an advance had ing by means of satellite televl- SAIGON (A P )— U.S. Marines seized a hill northwest Persons whose records The duplication of a Soviet been made on the automatic sion systems." of Khe Sanh from its North Vietnamese defenders in were lost or destroyed In the 'feat first accomplished last Oct. coupling since last year. An earlier announcement of an Easter Day battle. An American source said South violence or were prevented Vietnamese troops soon will take on a bigger share of 30 came amid indications that "A “ refinement of new sys- the docking said It also was tele- from obtaining help In pre the Soviet Union soon will be terns was carried out In condl- vised. paring their returns because the fighting along the northern frontier. ------The batUe for Hill 881 North, ready to make its first manned tlons of coupled flight, as pro- The announcement claimed of curfews or related condi five miles from the Khe Sanh space flight since cosmonaut vlded by the program, and that everything worked normal- tions may file late returns. Vladimir M. Komarov died in scientific-technical studies were ly. After the separation, the two combat base,,was one of several unmanned devices “ were sharp fights over Easter. AP switched over to different or- correspondent John Lengel re blte." LBJ Flies ported from Marine headquar They "are continuing their Newspapers ters at Da Nang that 108 North flight and their studies of outer Vietnamese were killed on 881 Humphrey Counting space,” said the announcement. To Confer North —most of them by artil Experienced observers expected Blockaded in lery and air strikes that preced them to be brought down to soft ed the Marine assault. landings, as Cosmos 186 and 188 Six Marines were reported had been last October—and as West Berlin W ith Park kUled and 12 wounded. On Political Debts the eventual manned docking Troops of the 26th Marine AUSTIN, Tex. I Air-) i-resi- Regiment stormed up the WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice him In the front rank of con- spaceships will be. dent Jt>hnson ended a related slopes. Sporadic shooting contln- President Hubert H. Humphrey tenders. The two docking exercises ap- dente^Mder^^^ ~ b l^ lf^ ^ ^ ^ f EicLster weekend at his ranch u®d after, the hill was decleuad is counting on collecting polltl- Humphrey and Nixon are the Publisher Axel Springer’s^ newt end headed today for Honolulu ®®®ure early In the afternoon. cal debts piled up In tireless „,en Ij^st L ow n personally to ^ raising the p T s - party fund-raising activities In local ore-anizaHnn of "*®" nect of more trniihio nffor four fo r talks With South Korea’s ‘^® ®J®"® [-raising activities m local organization members of pect of more trouble after four . fighting In the spring of 1967, his expected bid for the Demo- their parties who often turn up , I f « f®®" days of violent demonstraUons Resident and with U.S. mill- and the North Vietnamese hung cratlc presidential nomination. as convention delegates. number of Indications to con- ^ vVest Berlin. It is widely assumed he will *** *^® area, on to It after the selge of Khe One of Humphreys accom- o p « a U o r ^ H ° “ ^ ,'^® SoclallsHc Students Asso- The plane bearing the presl- Sanh was lifted this month, announce his candidacy this pllshmenU has been to sell him- Cosmls 212, launched Sunday up b l^ L d ^ flif Wesf ^ r l f dentlal party left Bergstrom Air The 26th Marine Regiment week. Force Base at 9:22 a.m. (CST) had been In Khe Sanh during Humphrey’s associates be self to Southern Democrats, who "to teat new systems and ele- P rL w u it ’EssUnJ^iTafrt^Hf,!^: once looked upon him as the ments of the design of space- ygj. ’ ^ for the flight of about eight the 77-day siege. Ailter the ^ lieve his extensive traveling on hours to Hawaii. circlement was broken the regl- iiiV^DemoTraUc’ dlnner‘circ,Ilt ^ ^ ® ^ Springer, continental Eu wUl help do for him what it has t IMS conven- O o ^ s 213, which was blasted A last-minute addition to the ment moved out to sweep the tion and triggered a Dlxlecr.at aloft later. rope’s biggest publisher, has party was Cyrus R. Vance, a surrounding area, done for Richard M. Nixon been a chief target of the Ger former deputy secretary of de- The U.S. Command is prepar- among the Republicans—put (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) man New Left because of his fense on whom Johnson fre- Ing to replace American troops papers’ antileft editorial stand. quently calls for special assign- along the demilitarized zone Earlier blockades led to clashes ments. with South Vietnamese forces with police and considerable It was Vance whom Johnson an American source said today, damage to trucks and buildings. U.S. Marine gives out Easter eggs that arrived at dispatched to South Korea fol- It was considered possible that In an effort to reconcile the Khe Sanh by copter. (AP Photofax) lowing the Jan. 23 seizure by South Vietnamese troops will Democratic Governors Meet; dissidents and the authorities, North Korea of the Intelligence l®he over defense of the Marine other West Berlin political and gathering ship Pueblo. Presl- outpost of Con Thlen and of Khe youth groups announced plans dent Chung Hee Park and other Sanh, now defended by a battol- for “ make a new start” rally to offlclals In Seoul protested that *on of air cavalrymen, day. , they were excluded from U.S.— "The plan to give the 1st Talk Presidential Politics Leftist demonstrations began ‘Faucet’ to Be Shut North Korean talks at Panmun- South Vietnamese Army Divl- i Thursday when SDS leader Rudi Jom over return of the vessel ®*on a bigger slice of the DMZ is ST. LOUIS (AP) Democrat- cratlc governors were to attend Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox, Dutschke wal’ shot M d critlc^- and Vance sought to reassure tn the mill,” the source Ic grovemora talk some p re| | - t*'® party’s governor’s confer- who supports George C. Wallace ly .wounded by a gunman on On Columhia River them. said. denUal poUUcs today, and ®nce at a downtown hotel, but In for president, said In advance West Berlin’s main street, the Vance also has been picked to reliably learned that agfents for the party's White seemed to have he would seek backing for the Kurfueratendamm. THE DALLES, Ore. ,(AP) running upstream from John ^ork with Ambassador W. Av- ‘” ® '” °''® carried out as House contenders already are at ®"® common: pollt- Alabaman. A demonstration on that 'The flow of the mighty Colum- Day Dam to McNary DamDam. Harrlman at preliminary - ^® Vietnamese ical caution. qov. Kenneth M. Curtis work hunting support for their f street Sunday erupted Into a ^la River will be shut off Tues- ^®®‘ peace talks now being arranged ^^'^Islon has completed refit- ■ men. The advance talkk was of un- Maine announced he would gigah between thousands of “ ______,_____ ...... ^ A'® pr®s®nt river. And un- North Vietnam. retraining. ’The division But it seemed unlikely that vaction to Dutschke’s supporters and hun- der it will be abandoned town- ParV h ^ bLTreported fear- »’®®^ casualUes dur- anyly of thei,.c threeu.icc toplup piuopeuu.prospects "pm eoln^to I to play this down “ ®-J^®""®’ dreds of poUce, plunging the valve were turned. sites, abandoned railroads and the United Statermlght not ‘" f en®my’8 lunar new year 4...... im c^oincf 10 piny uiis uown Hv man. A Curtis snokasmon in T/^Vlv» hip^Viwnva nnH fhA mvofAtHmia ...... ® . offonslvA for the nomination President the middle,” said the host gov dy man. A Curtis spokesman traditional Easter' pal-ade of Massive gates in John Day highways and the mysterious rg'main "ste a ia sr'ln "its long- ®"®"®‘ve. said several governors had ask- atrolling Berliners and tourists oam some 25 miles upriver ^ock carvings of long-vanished standing resolve to help protect '” *® Division, about 12,000 muenm °S°heafvi^rr^t headway at theth r lrbrief ie r Sprl h Missouri. “ It’s too early to ®‘*reasons he ®°"'® had decided to ‘ en- *'® i’nto'chaos*: from here will slide shut under tribes. . . . •’I® country against any Incur- "I®"’ *^® ’The demonstrators shouted hydraulic control and the wat- Navigation will be extended sions from Communist North ropld-flrlng M16 rifle, the vaie session. come out for any presidential dorse the New York senator. Nazis” at the police and chant- ers racing downstream will pile A*® *'®'v lake, giving a contin- Korea. standard weapon of American At least 16 of the 24 Demo- candidate as far as I’m con Gov. Phillip H. Hoff of Ver- ed. “ Ho-Ho-Ho-Chi Mlnh” and up against the concrete and course of 326 miles from Besides offering reassurances cerned.” PniiHooi who wss uot cxpected at “ Rudi Dutschke.” ’They huddled steel barrier that stretches ‘“ ® ®®®, Dam on score, Johnson will be battalions from the DIvl- .. a ^ v' ^^® ®®®®1®"> ®1®° backs Kenne- together rather than retreating more than a mile between Ore- Snake River. urging Park to go ahead with l*®ve Just completed a two Ingig the e ccamps mp ol Sen. en. Robert o e F. . Hvjy I| when water cannon opened up gon and Washington. John Day Is the 10th dam plans to commit another South seeep around Glo Llnh, tj>a^ Kennedy of New York, Sen. Eu- gut nine of the governors due at point-blank range, Lake Umatilla, the reservoir ®ompl®t®d °r under construction Korean division to the war In *® ®astSm gene J. McCarthy of Minnesota ^^^e from Southern i r a three-hour melee. Postponed J ^ .p to attend were from Southern in a three-hour melee, the hPhinH the hiot-qt Hum pvpf built across the Columbia below Vietnam, where about 60,000 Ko- ®"®®^_ ®t t"®U'® DMZ. Government and Vice President Hubert H. border states. And in some of leftists flung stones, pieces of .y,- Armv Corns of Enei- Drand Coulee. Its ultimate out- rean troops are fighting. ’The spokesmen said 126 enemy BOS’TON (AP)— ’The home Humphrey, who hasn t yet an- those states there were signs of metal, fruit, firecrackers and npprq wiiiwill finfill nuicklvOUicklv 1’” ’' producepiwuuvjc at. constantijuiiauiiii. sup-au^- Uniteduluieu States.auiiea regardsregurua theuic extracaliu droops — and— — 29— SoulSOUth Vietnamese -J-l opener between the Boston nounced his candidacy, all were Humphrey support. paint and tried to pile barriers ’ , ,,, , .. ply of nearly 3 million kilowatts, division as vitally needed. troops were killed in the two- Red Sox and the Detroit Ti on hand to argue the case for Gov. John J. McKelthen of across the street. At least three Its *'*^® making it one of the world’s Should Park cancel the plan day operation. gers In Fenway Park today their candidates. Louisiana a.nd Gov. Mills E. construction trucks were most powerful—more powerful to dispatch the additional men. Near Khe Sanh, an enemy was postponed until ’Tuesday But only governors were to be Godwin ofo Virginia have said knocked over, morning It will be at toe ^ t o m Grand Coulee. The power the gap might have to be filled company attacked two compa- because of rainy weather. admitted to the conference It of the spillway gates. By Friday nies of toe U.S. 1st Air Cavalry self. (See Page Ten) (See Page Eight) the lake will be 76 miles loion^. (See Page Eight) (See Page Ten) Opening ceremonies sched Division, but toe Americans re uled for today will also be pulsed toe assault after 16 min held Tuesday. utes. Eight U.S. soldiers were killed and six wounded. Today’s tickets will be good for ’Tuesday’s game, a Red The Khe Sanh airstrip was hit Sox spokesman said, and Demonstrations: A Sign o f the Times by six mortar and rocket rounds holders of tickets for ’Tues Sunday morning, two minutes day’s game may take rain after 6,000 Easter eggs arrived checks for another gamS or by helicopter for toe garrison. return the tickets to the Sox Three Marines were wounded. ticket office. “ They say the siege of Khe Sanh Is over,” said Marine Pfe, 6 (See Page Nine) Hunt Pressed F or M an in Riot Cases King’s Death Swamping MEOTHIS, Tenn. (AP) _ V FBI agents from Virginia to Florida were making an inten Courts sive hunt today for the mystery man whose abandoned white By THE ASSOCIATED PRi;S8 Mustang fits descriptions of a Courts are engaged In proc essing thousands of arrests car seen leaving the scene of made during the looting, arson the Martin Luther King Jr. as and violence that followed the sassination. slaying of Dr. MarUn Luther The object of the widening King Jr. Hundreds are still In search was Eric Starve Galt, 37, JaU. known only as an unemployed seaman from Birmlnghamt Ala. Hundreds have been fined, A car registered In that name mosUy for curfew violations. was seized by the FBI In Atlan Many have received suspended ta last Friday, eight days after sentences. Others remain free King was shot to death In Mem in ball pending trial on charges ranging from looting and arson phis. The FBI refused to acknowl to first-degree murder. edge the hunt or to say why In Baltimore, about 6,800 per Galt was wanted. “ No com sons were arrested. Of 3,466 ment," was the routine reply. ■wwes tried, 2,193 convicUo.ns re But Associated Pi-ess checks sulted, mosUy for curfew viola disclosed that FBI; agents had tions. Fines ranged from fs to contacted persons )iamed Galt ♦300. Probation cases totaled in several states including Vir- 889. Many cases involving loot . glnla, Alabama and Florida. ing and arson await grand Jury An EHI alert for Galt was action. - sent over the Florida police Washington reported 6,690 ar ; communications network last rests, Including 4,400 curfew vio -Friday, but withdrawn four lations. Persons charged with , hours later. curfew violations have been told I FBI agents have continued to ______they can avoid trial by posting inquire about Galt at numerous MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE TH REE PAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15^ 1968 Bolton Sheinwold on Bridge Maharishi Pushing for DON’T ASK OTHERS TO DO north Antique Sale YOUR WORK “ T H E W A Y ^ AQ The Baby Has By ALFRED SHEINWOLD His Airfield Set May 4-5 In each deal there are exact Q 108642 I HEARD rr’ y ly 40-hlgh-card points In the en- 952 tns Angeles Tlmes- The fourth annual antique tire deck; no more, nd less, WEST EAST WasUngton Post News Servloe show and sale will be held May Don’t count on your to 4 63 4 KJ732 RI8HIKB8H, IniUa — Maha- hy John Gruber Been Named 973 2 t? J 10 5 rUhl Mahesh Togt, exponent of 0 73 O AJ9 transcendental meditation as a Hall. Sponsored by the Holy of clubs and jj, 10 8 6 4 3 ♦ A7 remedy for personal and public Cole, Paula Dorothy, daughter of E. James Jr. and Name Society and the Council returned a club, waiting for his SOUTH Ula, seem s blissfully uncon of Catholic Women, It will be partner to win a trick and 4 109 8 4 cerned at determined peasant iLast week I mentioned Gim- slonism,’ ’ which in its last analy Stephanie Cannon Cole, 90 Pitkin St. She was bom April 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is held from 1 to 9 p.m. each day. through dummy’s spades. He s (? AK86 reslatance to his plans to build ther Schuller’s "third stream” sis was a logical outcome of O K5 an airfield nearby for his pri style at composition, and the "romanticism.” Mrs. Dorothy C. Sherman, Berkeley, Calif. Her paternal grand ExhiblU wUl Include furniture, ‘i\ter‘■illnnlng the king of clubs parents are Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Cole Sr., 57 Lyndale St. « KQJ vate plane. week before I happened to get James Joyce, who was expres- jewelry, glass and other small gouth led the king of diamonds Her maternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. Charlotte J. Gould, South West North East Several thousand peasants involved in the "verlsmo" style slonistic, revolted strongly items. to the ace. East returned the have organised themaelvea Into opera. Apparently this 146 Lakewood Circle North. Her paternal great-grandfather is 1 NT Pass 3 NT A ll Past at against the dominance of the Mr. and Mrs. William Minor, jack of hearts to the king, a “bhooml sena” (land army) prompted one of my readers to Roman Catholic CThurch in the Michael DeSimone, 67 Lyndale St. She has a sister, Irene Stephanie, 4 ^ . general chairmen, will be as- then lost a diamond fines e and have announced that thoy inquire, "Just what is expres- Ireland of his tlime. The Ger slated by the Rev. Robert the jack and Calmed the rest intend to squat on the field to slonlam." He pointed out that man expressionistic dramatists _ ...... _ _ take eight tricks (two spades, Trapp, Ronald R. Jr., son of Ronald R. and Beverly Cal- W. Cronin, Dr. and Mrs. Ber- of the tricks, making 10 tricks prevent ita use by the famed Gill Getters! I had said "verismo" was still of that era revolted against the E ^ should have known that three hearts, one diamond and Breakfeist Guest chera Trapp, Metcalf Rd., Tolland. He was bom April 9 at nard Sheridan, Francis Minor T’ogl, guru to the Beatles and around, whereas he had been dominance of family life, and a ______West could not possibly win a two clubs). If South tries to get Earl Yost, sports editor of The Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are and Mrs. George Maneggla. other celebrities. led to believe that expression mode of living which no longer Herald, will ^ v e his analysis trick. East could see 14 high- his ninth trick by setting up the "I have not heard about It,” ism was dominant today. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Calchera, Tolland Ave., Stafford Springs. Mrs. Ernest Asplnwall and made sense after the war. of uig. league baseball teams card points in his own hand, diamonds, East takes the ace Maharishi said in an .Interview I didn’t mean to imply that His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Hazel Trapp, 30 Spring St., Mrs. A. A. Maneggla arc Yet all expressionism was In- annual communion break- Rockville. He has two sisters, ’Tina, 6, and Lisa, 2. and 10 points in the dummy, of diamonds and collects a pen- at his riverside ashram, or re verismo is predominant today, dividual on the part of creative f^gf sponsored by the Manches- ***’«* treasurers. Henry Ryba will points in the rest ^ity of 200 points by baking the cater.*%n3**** Refreshments DO a*****' l ' ___ J ^ ligious retreat '"That la a big only that it still survives. Cer artlsts, rather than a general fg^ (Chapter of the Holy Family of the deck, and South was sure rest of the spades. field,” he quipped, "and there Fluckiger, Chrlstene Mary, daughter of Lee J. and Mary available. tainly expressionism is more feeling of the majority. This is Retreat I^eague at the Knights to hold all 16 of them for his Even If you'ce just playing for la plenty of sitting room on It” lik^y to be encountered in all Newell Fluckiger, Cedar Swamp Rd., Tolland. She was bom sUll the case. All examples of „f Columbus Hall an Main St. April 6 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand ’Tickets may be obtained from opening bid of one notrump, peanuts. It’s better to win 200 The bhooml sena la the work the arts, including the art of le chairman, Mrs. Gasprin jhls case East didn’t have it are definitely self-centered, next Sunday at 9 a.m. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Silas Newell, Rockville. Hdr pater the peanuts than to let your oppon of the leftist Samyukta Social music. Expressionism came in The expressionist artist seems Re just returned from inter- Morra, or from any member of tor his partner to lead ents win 630 peanuts. ist Party, which has enixnir- to being after World War I and nal grandparents are Mrs. Ruth Fluckiger, Tolland, and Elmer generally to take the whole of viewing the teams' managers the CCW. through the spades; East could Ilally Question aged landless agricultural la was quite the subject of dis Fluckiger, Rockville. She has a sister, Selene Lee, 3%. the cosmos as his field and and watching their teams play » ♦ • *. Canvass Set defeat the contract all by him- As dealer, you hold: Spades, borers, who have little to keep cussion in my student days. It Interpret it through the eyes of in the Grapefruit League in Martin, Jeffrey Tyrone, son of ’Tyrone H. and Mary Mrs. Robert Peterson, Bolton self. He should return a spade K-J-7-8-2; Hearts, J-10-8; Dia themselves occupied with until is a style, something not to be a single individual, usually an Florida and will give his Im Rlckes Martin, Minor Hill Rd., Rockville. He was bom April chairman for the National at the second trick, giving dum- the harvest next month, to confus^ with a technique. alter ego of himself. Since an monds, A-J-9; Clubs, A-7. pressions on what might hap 4 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is CJancor Society drive, has an- my a free finesse, What do you say? squat on government - owned I recall a student asking this individual cannot embrace all a low dia- pen this season. Mrs. Persia Rlckes, Kingsbury Ave., Rockville. His paternal nounced that the house-to-house Declarer returns lands. same question, "What is ex knowledge, it follows that this _ Answer; Bid one spade. You The breakfast is open to all grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin, Eaton Rd., canvass will take place the last mond to the king and leads a The p rojected airfield, Uke pressionism?” one day in class. interpretation as expressed by men and their children. A con- Rockville. He has a sister, Valerie Beth, 2%. two weeks of this month. ’Those diamond to try a finesse xrith have Maharishl’s ashram Itself, lies ’The professor answered, "Ex a single individual is warped tinental breakfast will be serv- ***** Who do not want to be contacted dummy’s ten. East wins with ivfellentohirt^^^ on land owned by the govern pressionism is emotional vomit and distorted. The expres- ed with tickets priced for adults Curtis, ’Timothy Gerald, son of Gerald A. and Dlan personally may mall their con- the jack of diamonds and re- ca ' , re^ddable suit ment and leased for 10 years. ing.” slonist distorts It even more, trlbutlons directly to the chair- turns another low spade, fore- ture, and a reblddaWe suit, and children. Lamoreau Curtis, Wales Rd., Andover. He was bom April 9 at About 10,000 squatters are re In many respects this def by conclous design; realism Is Master of ceremonies is Copyright 1968, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather Is man. ing out dummy’s ace. ported to have so far occupied inition is true, and it was even not wanted at all. Joseph McCarthy, a past grand South is now In position to General Features Corp. Herbert A. Lamoreau, Presque Isle, Maine. His paternal grand m ore than 60,000 a cres o f gov- more true of expressionism fol Trying to explain this in sound knight of the Knights of (3olum- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Erland W. Curtis, Richmond, Maine. lowing World War I than is when there Is no sound, as ex bus. President olf the Retreat emment-ewned forest land in *****> different pockets extending the case with its revival after ample, is impossible; so per Lieague Is John Spaulding, and Hospital Notes glnia Prior, 105 Main St.; Mrs. Bukowski, Peggy Ann, daughter of Albert and Helen across Pauri-Gartrwal district World War II. Yet there seems haps I might be allowed an co-chairmen for the breakfast Barbara Davis, 106 Henry St. THEATER TIME Kwolek Bukowski, Cider Mill Rd., Ellington. She was bom All evening vlsltlngs hours and Nalnltal district in tUs to be more to it than plain example from an expressionist are John Funke and Joseph Also, John Golden, 329 Bene SCHEDULE April 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal end at 8 p.m., and start, in the same region. Several persona emotional "mal de mer,” even drama, "The Outsider,’’ written Boudreau. ' dict Dr., Wapping; Stephen grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kwolek, 91 Marshall are reported to have been ar^ thqugh there may be an under In 1949 by Wolfgang Borchert. Reservations close Wednesday various units, at: Pediatrics, 8 Manning, EJast Hampton; Mrs. St., Wallingford. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Albert Bu p.m.; self service unit, 10 a.m.; Bumside — Graduate, 7:06- rested. lying similarity. Here, a crippled soldier (alter and may be made with Salva Hazel Vegiard, 12 Alice Dr.; kowski, Meriden. She has three sister, Patricia Ann, 16, Jo Crowell House, 6 p.m. week 9:10 Seasickness is the revolt of the ego) returns from the war and tore Fiorentino of St. James’, Paul DeMute, 2 Pearl St., Apt. A spokesman of the "bbexHni Anne, 14, and Mary Ann, 9. days, S p.m., weekends and U.A. ’Theater—Planet of the stomach against an apparently finds everyone except undertak John Goodrow of Assumpticu, 10 8; Jacob Hampton, 123 Sum- sens” says the land being leas h oll^ys; private rooms, Apes, 7:00-9:00. Matinee all hostile environment. Expres ers starving. He attempts sui Donald Bradley of St. Bartholo Moore, Christine Lynn, daughter of William H. and Gail mer St.; Mrs. Ruth St. Pierre, ed to Maharishi for an airfield sionism is likewise a revolt cide by drowning in the Elbe, mew, and Herbert Kearns of a.m.; semi-private rooms, 3 _____ aou. week at 2:00 was earlier denied by the tate Rusyn M(X)re, 164 Hillside Dr., South Windsor. She was bom p.m.; visitingJ 1*1 «In 810,oin 814,oi* and Granby; Thomas Oppelt, ’ 40% _ agednst an apparently hostile en near Hamburg, but even In St. Bridget. April 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal State—’The Anniversary, 6:55- government of Uttar Pradesh to vironment. Both are extremely death he gets no rest S o m e ------8:55. Wonderful Sicily 6:36-8:30 the landless laborers on three grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rusyn, Glendale, N.Y. family only, with a flve-mlnute SchaJler Rd.; Dana Hansen, individual reactions. In my opin old hag, the spirit of the Elbe, Etost Hartford Drive-In— occasions. Her paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Irene Moore, Centereach, limitation. Aitern;on'''vIsTttag H®»>ron Rd- Bblton; WlUiam ion, at least, both benefit the comes along and tosses him Wllk, East Hartford; Robert Born Losers 7:30. Wild Racers Maharishi received the deputy Riot Cases L. I., N. Y. hours In obstetrics are 8 to 4 sufferer more than the onlook- back on shore, telling him that ***** p.m. then begin again at 7 p.m. C ^ter St.; John ^ r - 9;30 director of civil aviation at his -er, yeit either can involve the this is an industrial river, not to > Moody, Frederick Arthur Jr., son of Frederick A. and Vlsltors are asked not to smoke Wales Rd., ? * Mansfield Drive-In—Divorce ashram recently and feels coi^ onlooker with rather disastrous be cluttered with useless Rosann Carlson Moody. He was bom April 9 at Manchester in patient’s rooms. No more Nancy Krul, m rehouse Point American Style, 7:00.' To Sir fident he wUl get bis airfield. results at times. corpses. Swamping Memorial Hospital. His i^atemal grandparents are Mr. and than two visitors at one time Also, James ^ in g h a n ^ 153 With Love, 9:10 He said in ttie interview he ex- In music, expressionism was The .rest of the play concerns Mrs. Francis B. Carlson, 122 Loomis St. His paternal grand Branford St.; Anthony Hartl, The above time schedules are peota his .plane to arrive from a revolt against the overly per patient. the hero’s futile attempts to find parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Moody, Arlington. Vt. His East Hartford; Mrs. Dian Cur- supplied by the theater manage Copenhagen In "10 or 11 days.” sweet sounds of the school of a place on earth after Death Courts paternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Annie B. Grout, C Case Patients Today: 236 Us and son, Wales Rd., And ments and are subject to "For us, time Is very val composition known as "impres- has rejected him, and he wan (Continued from Page One) Dr., and Mrs. Selma Moody, Arlington, Vt. He has a sister, over; Mrs. Lillian Colla and change wthout notice. uable,” Maharishi said. ders, a bodiless spirit, in a Delrdre E.. 1. ADMTTTIEJD SA’TURDAY: son, Portland; Mrs. Gail Moore He Intends to use the plane world of nightmare in which he Chicago arrest flgfures exceed Mrs. Anna Alfier, WiUlmantlc; and daughter, 154 Hillside Dr., mainly for flying back and forth Hanrl??HtTr even finds a helpless Old Man 2,800, with an eartdmated 500 Breau, Carole Anne, daughter of Robert and Elsie Mrs. Elaine Bagge, 99 Fergu South Windsor; Mrs. Rosann between his ashram and New Who Used to Be God. persons remaining in jail. White Breau, Willie Circle, Tolland. She was bom April 9 at son Rd.; Peter Bonino, 34 Wal Moody and son, 122 Loomis St.; Politics Topic Delhi, takeoff point for his lEuemnij l|TraUi Whether you like this sort of Bonds for 207 persons arrest- Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. nut St.; Mrs. Rose Brough, 22 Mrs. Beverly Trapp and son, Globe-clrcllng tours, and also for thlng or not, is beside the point, ed In looting and arson cases Abe White, N. S., Can. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Orchard St., Rockville: James Metcalf Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Sal- Of Workshop by flying to cities In India 'when Published Dally Exceipt Sundays It does make some sort of dls- were reduced Sunday in a spe- Mrs. Emery Breau, Baxter Rd., Tolland. She has two sisters, Pulton, KeUy Rd., Vernon; Carl iay' Thlbodeau and daughter, he is trying to populailEe trans and Holidays at 13 Bissell Street. totted sense as protest. And we clal Easter session of circuit Linda Lou, 6, and Cheryl Lynn, 4. Hague, 45 Wellman Rd.. Apt. Mpvirfnelon Chamber Group cendental meditation. He has B*- Manchester, Conn. (06049) have already discovered that all court. A total of 283 cases were 7; Peter Jepeal, East Hart dlan teachers working for him, ford; Michael Johns, 250 Green- DIS(3HARGED YESTERDAY ; An eight-session course In expressionism is rooted In pro- heard. but he feels he has to be seen Telephone 643-2711 wxx)d Dr.; Alexander ICeatle, Mrs. Grace Graves, Lakeside Second Class Poetaae Paid at test. Previously more than 2,000 Vernon "Prqcticnl Politics’’ is being in public to make his technique 785 Foster St., Waipping;V Roto- (Circle, Buckland; Kenneth Os- Manchester, Conn. Unfortunately, most of this re were released on bond, plus sponsored by the public affairs popular in India. Broad Brook; trinsky, 30 Saulters Rd.; Susan SUBSfnUPTION RATM volt degenerates Into a pro- some juveniles who were turned ent McFeitrlc■Idge, committee of the Manchester TRie plane wlU cut the travM- Payable in Advance longed wall which ■ we tend to over to their parents. Most of Robert MeVey, 40 Pine Hill Turner, 37 Hyde St.; Mrs. Sher Co-chairmen ry lacovetta, Storrs; William Chamber of Commerce. ing time between Rlshlkesh and One Year ...... *30.00 find annoying, however much the Chicago arrests were for St. New Delhi to under half an Shuteran, 7 Niederwerfer St., it will begin April 29 in the Six Months ...... 16.60 catharsis it may afford the wall disorderly conduct, curfew vio Also, Joseph Simmons, 591 hour. It DOW takes almost fl'vo Wapping; Charles Gaun, ’Thomp- cniamber offices at 257 E. Oen- ’Three Months ...... 7.80 er. ’This distorted walling Is lations, burgary and looting. Set for Ball Vernon St.; Mrs. Ann Spencer, hours to make the trip by car. One Month ...... 2.60 sonville; Dean DesRosler, 29 ter St. Each workshop session what we hear in musical ex- Cases In other cities where 37A Chanter Oak St.; Marc Three members of the Indian Terry Rd.; Fernando Salazar, will be from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. pressionism. The distortion may figures were available: Mrs. George Risley and Mrs. Stewart, 32 EJdwards St.; Louis Parliament were among his 54 ’Tracy Dr.; Mrs. Sheryl Mit- ’There is a charge for the be by means of atonalism, poly- CINCINNATI — Total of 260 Norman Chase have been nam IVhite, Storrs. visitors recently, and they gave ed co-ohairmen of the second terholzer, 120 High St., Rock- series, including materials, tonallsm, serial, or other tech- persons arrested, including 54 ADiMnTEJD YEJSTEIRDAY: his ashram a clean bill of health. nlques. ’The technique Is reaUy juveniles Charges Include cur- annual Tolland County Multiple ville: Anne Svardh, 27 Walnut Participation is open to the pub- Why Susan Badeau, 211 Bush Hill Rebutting criticism that has ap unimportant; It Is the protest- few violations and possession of Sclerosis Hope Chest Ball by St.; Joyce Anderle, 60 Park- Hc. Registrations are being ac Rd.; Mrs. Shirley Barcomb, view Dr., South Windsor. peared In some left-wing papers ing wail that counts. fire bombs. Three persons have Mi«. Patricia S. MxKJee, execu cepted in the Chamber offices. ’Thompsonvllle; Dudley Bostick, Also, Mrs. Martha Salenieks, In India. The members of Parlia The ’Try as I will to listen sym- been charged with first-degree tive director of the Northeast The subjects to be covered, 73 Ludlow Rd.; Teresa Broder- gi Jarvis Rd.; Russell Ar- ment said they saw nothing patheUcally to these outi>ourings murder, one for manslaughter, ern (Chapter of Multiple Sclero u.slng case problems as the basis Ick, 77 Laurel St.; Mrs. Cecelia moglda, 63 Whitney Rd.; Mrs. harmful in Manariahl’s activi of woe, I seem to find a mono- two for assault with a deadly sis. for discussion, are; " ’The In Christian Buck, 132 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Margaret Benart, 124 Green Rd.; ties. tonously similar, underlying re- weapon, and one for inciting to ’This year the ball will be held dividual in Politics," "Political Wesley Clifford, 247 W. Center Gregory Woodruff, 63 Wells St.; M aharishl’s Eishram is also train. "Why did this have to hap- riot. on May 17 at Flano’s In Bol Party Organization," ‘"The Po St.; Mrs. Anna DellaFera, 60 August Kramer, Twin Hills starting to attract Indian biiol- Science pen to m e?" cry the expression ton. litical Precinct," “ The Political NEW YORK CITY —About Oak St.; Thomas Dunphy, 667 Dr., Coventry; Mrs. Christine nessmen In Increasing numbers. ists. "I wasn’t at fault; I was Other members of the com Campaign," "Political Clubs,” 400 arrests, with disorders mi N. Main St.; lames Durkee, 35 lannl. East Hartford; Lennard "He talks a language we can Monitor just an Innocent bystander; cir nor compared with those in oth mittee are Mrs. Miaurics Miller, '■Political Leaders' Problems,” understand,” one visitor said. cumstances were beyond my treasurer; Mrs. Robert Foreste, Ferguson Rd.; John Fitzgerald, Tocdkline, 10 Bunce Dr.; Mrs. “ Political Meetings,” “ Busi er cities. All cases are being 694 Center St.; Edivard Free- Emma White, 29 Buckland St.; Undoubtedly M ahar- control.” publicity: Mrs. Harry Hammer, nessmen in Politics” and ‘"The processed In courts of the city’s man, 201 E. Center St.; Prank Douglas Kilgore, 78 Oak iahl’s world-wide fame has con recommends Once in a g(reat, g;reat while five boroughs. tickets and reservations; Mrs. AAHPER Officer ’ Politicians Speak.” tributed to the local problems some composer manages to Woodruff Driggs, decorations; Gondek, Broad Brook.^ Wapping; Bunny Risley, Lake KANSAS CITY—About 160 in Phillip Harrison, chairman of he has. People here are used to bring this walling off, and make Also, Mrs. I^etty Gordon, St., Vernon; Mrs. Nancy New- Jail in lieu of bonds of *50,000 to Mrs. Gino Evanelista, refresh Miss Marcia Potterton, daugh- the Chamber's p ublic affalirs seeing outsiders and there has yon read it sound credible. I’m not sure ments; Franklin Wells, spon- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Vernon Gardens^ Apt. 12F, ton, 2674 Ellington Rd., Wap- $100,000 awaiting hearings on fe committee and a former town only rarely been friction. One whether this is genius or mere sora; Mrs. Thomas Oonti, area Potterton of 171 Avery St., was Rockville; Mrs. Linda Klein, ping. lony charges arising from riots. director,’ said, "The course is a German wonum is reported to cleverness. At least we have ex coordinator; Mrs. Samuel recently elected secretary of the 100 Summer St.; Erwin Kones- Also, Mrs. Grace Caron, yonr local Courts also have 122 misde- down-to-earth discussion of the have been living In a cave high pressionism at its best. Whether Pearl, printing: Mrs. Donald National Measurement and Eva- ki, Pomfret; Thomas Lennon, Thompsonvllle; Rena Gosselin ...... , . meaner cases, sufch as curfew 181 Main - practical side of politics and on a nearby mountainside for that best is as good as the best , , .i. j , . . . TeSelle, sipeoial feature, and luation Section of the American St.; Steven Ldibtoy, 65 Glenstone Dr., Rockville newspaper Of the past, only time will tell. the docket. About Mrs. Chase, patrons. Association of Health, Physical 275 South St., Rockville; Mrs. Charolette McNally, 6 Morse works. It is designed for 28 years and no one in Rlohl- I’ve been exposed to it for over f P®reons pleaded guilty to cur- It has been pointed out by Education and Recreation E’otricia Lukowltz, 20 Barry Rd.; Mrs. Anne Crowley, RFD average person.” kesh pays any attention to her. Your local newspaper keeps you In few violations and were fined There Is also a small hippie forty years and I remain quite Mrs. Risley and Mrs. Chose (AAHPER). Rd.; Mrs. Mary Marshall, Wells 1. Coventry; Eugene b a r n a ,______formed of what's happening In youi $15. unconvinced. that this will be the only fund She was selected over another Rd., Talcobtville; Mrs. Madeline 677 W. Middle Tpke.; James ______colony here. Barred from the area — community events, public NASHVILLE — 350 persons Nevertheless, expressionism is raising program for multiple finalist candidate by the 400 Montipiny, 4 East St., Rook- Welch, 14 Falknor Dr.; Mrs. Orthodox Hindu ashrams along meetings, stories about people in were arrested, mostly on curfew your vicinity. These you can't — and an enduring thing in all the .sclerosis in Tolland County this delegates to AAHPER’s na ville; EMward Olsohefskle, 51 Joan Domain and daughter, the bank of the River Ganges, shouldn't — do without. arts, even if it does survive on violatlon..*gharges. Of cases dis year. Invitations are already in tional convention, held March Rich- 24 Riverside Dr., Vernon; Mrs. where a sign proclaims, "noise HOW. THE MONITOR COMPLEMENTS ly as individual effort rather posed thuS'‘^far, two persons the mail. 29-April 2 at St. Louis, Mo. + ™'Jor Ries- Judith Banks and daughter, and transistor playing is strict have been flrc"’ a number YOUR LOCAL PAPER than in mass acceptance. It is Talk on White House Candidates for the offices of Porter St., Wapping,^ Legion Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Helen ly forbidden." They live in aban The Monitor specializes in analyzing of charges have bjen suspended doned brick sheds higher up usually grisly and without hope; The Union Church Women’s chairman and secretary of the Also, Mrs. Theresa Rossi, Bukowski and daughter. Cider NOW ENDS TUBS. and interpreting national and world or dismissed. on the mountainside. the expressionist believes the Fellowship will present Mrs. Measurement and Evaluation ^4K Garden Dr.; Clarence Roy, Bd., Ellington. STARTS 7:00 news . . . with exclusive dispatches BUFFALO N.Y — 25 persons They bathe in the river, puff from one of the largest news bu world is hopeless. It seems even Reuel Warriner who will show Section were presented to the 40 Griswold St.; Steven Ryan, To Sir With Love more hopeless to him in view of T " ! slides and speak on renovations convention by Dr. Hollis Fait, East Hartford; Betty Thomp- pot In the cool of the evenings, reaus in the nation's capital and a variety of charges, with all — p lu s--- from Monitor news experts in 40 the non-acceptance of his work. in the White House. The pro- chairman. son, Melrose; Arthur Ventura, and generally mind their own cases adjourned. Bail ranged Divorce American Style affairs. overseas countries and all 50 states Still, if there is a 20th century gram will - be featured at tlie Miss Potterton will succeed 25 Division St.; Edward White, STATE from $50 to $1,000, with several MANCHfSTIR (INTER TRY THE MONITOR — IT'S A PAPER style worthy to be ranked with gruest nighit meeting of the fel Dr. Harold Barrow of Wake 305 South St., Rockville; Mrs. Recently one of them tried persons being freed without I R I I PARK REAR OF THEATRE THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENJOY the great earlier styles we know lowship on Wednesday at g Forest University, Winston- Dorothy Williaims, Colchester. eating a narcotic flower called as the baroque, the classic, the bail. p.m. Salem, N. C. BIRTH SATURDAY: A Dhatura that grows wild on the The Christian Science Monitor DES MOINES — Of 21j per '‘Annlversary” 6:66 & 8:56 romantic and the impressionis Mrs. Warriner worked with Miss Potterton is a teacher of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John hiUsldeB and had to be taken One Norway Street sons arrested, 10 were turned junior-senior high school physi- Shlmeld, 53 Ward St., Rock UR ft! ENDS TUESDAY to the town hospital. "They fadd Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. 02115 tic styles in music, then it is Mrs. John E’. Kennedy in re- e it e Odiii over to juvenile authorities. Oth storing antiques in the White education in the Glastonbury ville. B me I would see Lord Shiva If Please start my Monitor subscription foi expressionism, whether we like Umfl the period checked below. I enclose it or not. ers were released on bail pend House during the Kennedy Ad- schools. I ate that flower,” he said when DISCHAHGED SATURDAY: Dm n s Hifliinei $ ______(U.S. funds). ing court appearances April 23. ministration for one year. She graduated from Manches- he came out of lit -- Mrs. Abelina Gomez, 72 Sea- hi a 1 YEAR $24 • [ 1 6 months $12 YOUNGSTOWN — 14 persons wos in charsTB nf ^ho t ter High School in 1962 and earn- _ Till „ liKtieB Q 3 months $6 were fined $25 and costs Friday American Culture and ^er B. S. in physical educa- Circle; Mrs. Catherine Gil- 2a for curfew violations. under the Johnson ndminiafm^ University of Con- Bosky, 60 Norman St.; Eldward ANHWERSMiar THIS n ’THE PBE8IDKNT.’ N am e. OVER 3 MILLION PRESCRIPTIONS WILMINGTON, Del. — 504 ar tion for another vear ' necticut in 1966. She is currently Freeman, 201 E. Center St.; "Wonderful Sicily” 6:38 Si HARRISON, N.J. (AP) — It S tre e t. rests reported, about 60 per cent Mrs. Dorolthy Browii will be working at UConn toward her Mrs. Virginia Kosak, 174 Green- 8:30 wood Dr.; Everett Bentley, you pick up (the teleptone some for curfew violations. Prelimi in charge of devotions and Mrs "lastcc’s degree, and will com- Coming April 19tb day and hear: "This is the pres City. ARTHUR DRUG nary hearings have been held Edward Bryan will be the host requirements in August, Dobson Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Ha Walt Disney Present zel McGary, Wales, Rd., An ident ... ” tyou’re meet likely S ta te . .Z IP C ode. for all those arrested, with all ess. Members of other church undergraduate, she "Bluckbcard’s Ghost” dover; Henry Yaworski, 44 Tan —TJSEspv "Blackbeard’s an employe on one o( Amertoa's PB-17 granted continuances due to a groups have been invited A bus- representative of her C modem railroads. jammed court calendar. class to AAHPER and as secre ner St.; Franklyn Parker, 30 APITOLN Ghost” 2:00 iness meeting will be held in the W|lll»ai>ili/ 4:20-6:40-8:65 According to a study of rail chapel at 7:30. tary of the Physical Education Academy St.; Joseph Fogg, 55 Westminster Rd.; Mrs. Beatrice roading by the locomotive man- Ilorso Show Planned Majors’ Club. Andhilot, 93 Lenox St.; Mrs. ufacturioK unit of Studebaker- Local chairmen have been and Mrs. Fred Hopkins. Tickets Saraih Hankinson, 56D Ho4ise Worthington, Inc., the president named for the annual horse —or anyone else—can talk to show and country fair of the are available from Mrs. Tink- Dr,; John Holland, East Hart Tbe Funniest, ham or Mrs. Hqpklns or at the any locomotive or cabooae on BE CONCERNED Children’s Services organiza ford; Steven Person, Pine \ Most Touching Thrift Shop on Union St. Riidge Df., Andover; Mrs. Vir- the line through microwave Drizzler Jumbo jackets, in. tion newly named the Child and Film of the Yeorl transmlsBlon. If you are concerned about the continuation of PROiECT Family Services of Connecticut, / \ B. Drew, "Times” / More than 22,000 route-miles Inc. TTie annual event will be / \ New Canaan Priest Dies a t microwave transmission now CONCERN in Manchester, and are willing to give a few held at Farmington Valley Polo \ THEATRE EAST Best Ploture! e x is t This m ay double In 10 great iTOREOOIICOIOR Club May 10 through 12. NEW CANAAN (AP) — The i uacauTU nmut. tM4«H / Best Olreetorl hours to assure its continuation, call 649-9181, or 643- Members of tlie Tolland C3oun- Rev, John T. O’Brien, retreat \ AotrsMt years becaiise the need for rail communication la rising at an Fashion in action! The new Drizzler Jumtio jacket in McGregor Drizzler ty auxiliary of the service or master of the Holy Ghost Re ___CIULDREN 76c For Aotidrt 2612, or clip this ad and send it to COMMinEE FOR CON ganization sell tickets, obtain treat House for the past four ^Sul.-Sun. "Apes" 1:30-3:20 Mature estimated 40 per cent a jrear. cloth, guaranteed water-repellent for two years. With snappy snap clo program advertising, donate to years. Is dead at the age of 66. 5:10-7:20-9:26 Adults 'says the study. sures at neck and waist. With knit collars, wrists and back waistband. CERN, 385 North Main Street, Manchester, Gonn^ticut. Microwave transmission, evi "TIjfE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" the trophy fund, work at booths Father O’Brien said Sunday Matinee All Week April 22- THE All this, in 11 nifty McGregorcolors that run the gamut from sizzling to and wield paint brushes on the morning in the rectory of St. 26 2:00 — Eves 7l00-9:05 denced by the tall towers with dlah-Uke antennas thait follow standard, as you like it. From McGregor’s new go-go Girl Getters NAME ...... jumps, fences and other equip Aloysius Church while preparing 901 -907 M A IN STREET. MANCHESTER ment. to say an Easter mass. He is GRADUATE PANAVISION' GOUIR the rail Unea, are becoming the collection of high-spirited sportswear. The jacket, R. $15 L. $16 ■ i Participating are Mrs. Arthur survived by a sister. new symbol of rallrpading. p l A N C r Ttonlght These tranamltfrrs cany very OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5:30 STREET ...... Bailey, Mrs. W.W. Driggs, Mrs. Requiem mass will be offered 7:00-9tl0 Edward Ferris, Mrs. Thomas BURNSIDE high fTMiuoicy ^adio waves fo- Thursday morning at St. Aloy ^>80 BUPrr.TM ,‘,,i [AM MAs’ Unw,) Sun, from S| THURSDAY 9:30 TO 9:00 Mason, Mrs. Allan Miller, Mrs. sius Church. Burial will be In APES cdsed In narrow beams that car TELEPHONE ...... FREE PARKING \ \ ] L ast at Edward Moriarty, Mrs. Herbert the Holy ' Ghost Fathers section BiW ry oonversationa from {dune to Peter.son, Mrs. Stuart Tlnkh'am of Ferndale Cemetery, Norwalk tower to .tower to plume again. * w PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ MONDAY, APRIL 16^ 1908 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE flV B (Theng CAilen, 86, vice chairman federal government, was at Los of several major structures in- reckless driving, resisting arrest South Windsor of the standing committee of Alamos, N.M., during the test cltidlng the third power plant Eind into2clcation. Deaths in Mishaps KiU Communist China’s National ing of the first atomic device in now under construction at Early Saturday, Richard Fish People’s Congress and National 1944 and 1946. Grand Coulee Dam in Washing SXAR GAXElCoiC) er, 27, died in a one-car crash Choicesf Meats In Townl \ J Building Panel Asks Funds -Hy CI-AY R I\)LLAN The World Defense Council, was reported Winiam H. Wolf ton. A»IIS Six of State on Mdll Plain Road In Danbury. REALTY COURSE UiRA MAR 32 Sunday by Peking’s official DENVER, (3olo. (AP — WII- Your Ooily Activity Guide SEPT Investigators sEtid that Fisher’s ^ Mrs. Emma 6. Woytiiisky ' f According #o #he Stars. car apparently went out of cmi- Television news agency. ’The New China liAm H. Wolf, 53, an authority RANGE To Set Cost of High School OCT “A TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! • WASHINGTON (AP) — Mrs. News Agency said Cheng, vice FREE LECTURE MON, APRIL 22, 7 PJI. , A- 5-10-24 To develop message for Tuesday, On Weekend trol and sideswiped a utility 6:00 ( 8hl0) Perry Meeoei » a. I. state OonetiUiilon on hydraulic structural design, I- 8- 9-34^5- ( 8433) M ike Douxlas T-M (16)(18) Lee■ Crane Emma S. Woytinsky, 74, noted chairman of the revolutionary ALL eXASSES HELD AT MORSE COLLEGE, HABTFOBD 31-42-74 read words correspoixJing to numbers pole. ’The DEUibury man was (13) Merv arkfln (il------died Saturday in a Denver hos The Town OouaoU will meet (Thurch has announced that the 146-60-75 By ’THE ASSOCIA’TED PRESS [‘KtSOSSto) The Monkees (C) economist, author and stotistl- MEN AND WOMEN. You can enter the Rial Estate Busi TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. alone in the car. (18) Woody Woodbury (3t) ClUes of the Wortd (R) committee of the Koumintang, pital. Wolf, associate chief engi (toidgiit at 8 to take u{> the ap- hours of church school will scotrio LEAN, ALL BEEF • (30) Men In Brace FUEL OIL ness. Our course will thoroughly prepare you for the state y - APR 21 ( 8-40) Undersea Adventures clan, died Saturday at her died last Wednesday of an ill neer of the federal Bureau of proprlation at $50,000 to cover change this Sunday from 10 to t You're 31 New OCT 24 Five Connecticut motorists, in A car skidded Friday night (M ) M laterorare Ne MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE SEVEN ' PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 Andover Tolland maud^pHtpr find, a faint glint of estrangement, of blame, of challenge, in the eye of the NegroT Budget Talk 269 Boys to Take Part lEupttittQ ijpraUi Does the Negro look into the eye of PUBLISHED BV THE the white as If he hoped to find some Set by PTA HERALD PRINTING CO., INC. In Little League Games 13 Blmcll Street acknowledgment of guilt there, or as if Mancheiter, Conn. he feared to see some glint of defensive The PTA, at its meeting THOMAS F. FERGUSON A record number of 269 boys contacting Mrs. Lawrence WALTER R. FERGUSON ness? Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the All will participate In this year’s Bresnahan, Grant Hill Rd. Publlahere Founded October 1, 1881 There were, between many pairs of purpose Room at the Ele Boys League activities, 64 more Holy Name Auction eyes In this country, bridges across the mentary School, will be given PubiUhed Every Evening Except Sundaye than last year. ReglstraUons Matthew’s Holy Name 8o- and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at racial differences. There were friend a preview of the school budget clety Is seeking items for their Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall for the league were limited to May 4 auction. Pickup arrange- Matter. ships and collaborations between people by members of the Board of who were each trying to lead their own two Saturdays due to the large ments may be made by contact- SUBSCRIPTION RATEa Education. An opportunity to number of cdigible boys. Ing Thomas Furey, Old Farm Payable In Advance people into moderate and healing and One Year ...... 830.00 question each Item will be pro TTilrty-flve youngsters signed Masse, Elgin Dr. Six Months ...... 15.50 constructive patterns of behavior. Three Months ...... 7.80 Are the first post-assassination looks vided with the board prepared up for the newly formed Pony Sports Night One Month ...... 3.80 to explain the resisons tor the League and for the Babe Ruth Tickets for Thursday night’s between these eyes going to be as free amount of each. League. Annual Sport Night sponsored MEMBER OF and trusting and clear and friendly as THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The program is designed not Tryouts for the 70 new play- by St. Matthew’s Holy Name The Associated Press is exclusively entitled before? <0 the use of republication of all news dis only to answer questions which era will be held Saturday at Society are still available from patches credited to it or not otherwise credit Or is there going to be a faint film of would otherwise have to be 12:15 cm the Hicks Memorial Ed Perkins, Bud Loehr, Paul ed in this paper and also the local news pub compulsive hostility, in which the black lished here. answered at the annual budget School ballfield. Players will Doyle, Chip Ceppetelll, Ray All rights of republlcatlon of special dis eye asks, because it cannot compel it meeting May 4 but to give par then be assigned to the var Masse or John Benedict, patches nerein ore ^so reserved. self not to, "Don’t you know, Whitey, ents a glimpse of the mechanics iovs teams. The annual event is held to The Herald Printing Company Inc., as that you too are to blame?’’ of operating a school. Players who have played in honor the CYO basketball team, sumes no financial responsibility for typo graphical errors appearing in advertisements ’This new glint of estrangement, of The nominating committee the league previously will be Burr (Jarlson of the University assigned to the same team as of Connecticut will serve as the and other rending matter In The Manchester new separation, is the thing to^ feeu*. It will present Its slate of officers Evening Hei-ald. ' for the ’68-’69 year which will last year. featured speaker, of the dinner could ‘ be the index to how much has Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- be voted on at the PTA meeting Team managers will contact which will include chicken, ton Post News Service. been lost. the third Wednesday in May. ^^Jll service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. all members of their teams to spaghetti and all the trimmings, Publishers Representatives — The Julius The eyes, as well, may prove the in Tax Collector’s Hours inform them of individual team The event is scheduled to begin Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi dex to something gained. Tax Collector Andrew Czuohry practice sessloins. 7 p.m. In the church Parish ^ cago, Detroit and Boston. ’There may be enough people on both has scheduled extra hoiuw for Opening day aoUvittes, in- Center, MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA sides who have suddenly seen how much the collection of the fourth quar TIONS ______eluding a parade, will be held Bulletin Board this country has to lose, and how close ter’s taxes due April 1, dead May 19. Donald Crawford is in The Planning and Zoning Corn- DIMny advertising closing hours; line date. May 1. For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. it is to losing everything and who have charge of the parade arrange- mission will meet tonight at 8 at For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. now begun looking at one another across ments. the Town Hall. For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday For the convenience of tax For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. all kinds of lines in that one sober realiza Money received from the The VFW Post Auxiliary will For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday payers, he will be In his office sale of school record books may meet tonight at 7 ;30 at the Post For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. tion —there may be enough of these to Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before at the Town Office Building on be turned in at the Hicks field Home. publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday make a positive difference. three Monday evenings, tonight and Monday publication. Saturday. jien Interested In joining the the 22nd, and 29th, from 7 to 9 Scrambling for Easter Eggs 'The next meeting of the "pouand Men's Softball League p.m.; and three Wednesday eve Boys League managers and of- Invited to attend tonight’s Monday, April 15 nings, April 17th, 24th, and May Sheep Skull Valley Hundreds of children-and parents start a scramble to find 2,000 colored East tlclals will be held Thursday ait ,eague meeting at 8:16 at the 1st, same hours, and on Satur 7:30 at the United Congrega- y r w Post Home on Rt. 74. days, April 20th and 27th, from er Eggs at Center Springs Park Saturday morning (top). Jennifer Hamm, 4, of What went on out in Skull Valley, Utah, 85 Garden St., holds the prize for finding the most eggs, over 30, while the co- tional Church. The meeUng is ^he Board of Selectmen will The Churches In 1968 was one more illustration of the blind 1 to 3 p.m. Open to all Interested i>arents meet tomorrow night at 7:30 In Taxpayers are urged to meet chairmen of the hunt, Ken Reynolds and Bob Gordon, both hold the girl (bot Way back In 1967, the Gallup poll re- rage of our age to do what can be done. of league members. tj,e Town Hall. these hours, but If they are un tom left). Ronny Calabro of 121 Croft Dr. finds a specially marked egg that calla, .47 per cent of the people it ques We can manufacture nerve gas, so we means he can have a live bunny (right). Wendy Taylor of 224 Ferguson Rd. 'Language Club Trip The Hicks Memorial .School have to manufacture it, regardless of able to do so, may pay at the Members of the Modem Lan- PTA will meet tomorrow night tioned thought churches ought to express town clerk’s office during the also won a live bunny. The Jaycees ran the hunt and town PTAs supplied the whether we like it or not. guage Clulb of Tolland High at 8 In the Hicks School gym. their views on day to day social and week-day hours, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. eggs. (Herald photos by Pinto) If we can manufacture nerve gas, we School recently saw the film The Tolland Grange will meet political quesUtnis, while 44 per cent Monday through Friday. "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg” tomorrow night at 8 at the have to test it to find out how to handle thought the churches should keep out of at tfta Hartford College for Grange Hall. actual public affairs. it against an enemy., and we have to Women in West Hartford. ------test it even though testing it may in Students attending included Manchester Evening Harold TVxlay, Gallup reports, the balance volve risks our most thorough precau Zoners Hear Cathy Small, Steve Turcotte, xoUand Correspondent Bette has changed to a slight majority—6S tions cannot guard ag^ainst in advance. Randy Blauvelt, Joe Zanghl, Quatrale, tel. 876-2848. per cent—In favor of having the churches What we can do has little or no moral Nature Study By Sylvian Oflara Bids Tonight John Ridzon, Mary Zabllansky, keep out of social and political matters, ity. We are never to be halted because APRIL Shirley Wilson, Robin Reeves, with only 40 per cent definitely favoring the product we seek might be put to The Sun OH Co. is making a Laurel Smith, Donald Gray. Joan Clark and Jimmy Jed- Arrested in Drug Raid church participation in such national evil use. We are never'to stop ourselves • request tor a special exception policy debates. because there may be danger in the ex rziewskl. PORTLAND, Maine (AjP)— and a certificate of approval to Teachers accompanying the ploitation of our capabilities. The ul Professor Reports A 28-year-old man from New TTie Irony of the direction which this A Thought for Today build a gas station at 404-400 group were Robert Italia, de- Britain, Conn., and a Maine man reported shift of opinion has taken is timate use of our products is not up to Sponsored by the Manchester Hartford Rd., where a two-fam partmeint chairman of Modem are free on bond today awaiting their producers, but to their users. How Inside Report Coxmcil of Churches self evident. ily building now stands. Languages and club advisor, trial on charges of selling mari- do we know that nerve gas is going to and Miss Carol Maturo. juana. It has only been since 1967—which by A public hearing will be held fall into the wrong hands? There has A resurrection is a handsome Politics Seen Curbing on this and 14 other items by Community Club Banquet The (Connecticut man, Peter now seems almost a golden age of Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak trick if you can arrange it and been no progress without danger. 'The the Zoning Board of Appeals to The annual banquet of the j. Gowen, and George A. Ward- serenity— that this nation has found then make someone believe it. danger itself always has to be tested night at 8 in the Municipal Tolland Women’s Community well, 21, of Bangor, were ar- Itself confronted with the idea that Its CHICAGO — The tragic political leaders (as in Los An But if you think it over, it is Collegians’ LSD Use out. When we find where it is, we guard Building Hearing Room. Club will be held tomorrow rested Sunday afternoon in a po- own very survival and existence may estrangement between Mayor geles) nor communication links a pretty tough thing to arrange. nlght at Fiano’s Restaurant, lice raid. against it, so it can’t repeat itself.. deeper and more diffuse than at Richard J. Daley’s Chicago es between the Mayor and the mil Outside of God, it is impossible. By JOHN BECKLER The owner of the property at Members and gruests will meet The two men and three other depend upon choices essentially of a So, out in Utah, in a proving'ground tablishment and the city’s Ne itants (as in New York). This is possible with G ^ , how Associated Press Writer any previous time in our histo 404-406 Hartford RA^ Martin moral nature. ry.” at 6 p.m. at the United Con- persons charged with being pres- presumably quite sAfe, the Army ex gro mosses is underlined by the The void on the West Side’ ever, and is exactly what He WASHINGTON (A P )—The <)uey, said he s m a ottbred $36,- gregatlonal (Church to form a ent at the sale of marijuajia "It affects the rich and the And It has only been in this past perimented with a nerve gas, and a few fact that the most effective has been filled by unsupervised decided to use in order to prop enthusiastic political plunge tak 000 for the lafge building and car pool to Fiano’s. Further in- were released on bond Sunday poor,” he says, "the college stu decade that, quite obviously In response thousand sheep pastured what ought to peace-keeping project inside the youth gangs and violence-prone erly Impress us with the fact, en by growing numbers of col the surrounding land. formation may be obtained by night. dent and the school drop-out, to their recognition of the nature of have been a safe distance away died of ghetto faces fiscal strangula militants. Although the violence that in God’s will the old life lege students may have a bene The property is opposite the urban and rural youngster.” Campfleld Rd. the great issues now facing this nation, some mysterious development. tion. last weekend was mostly the of selfishness is to be replaced ficial side effect—a decline in Their common complaint: "Life There is an Esso Station at We will now redouble our precautions . While the West Side burned product of adolescents, well- by the new life of serving. The the use of LSD and other drugs some churches have made great definite is a drag.” amid looting and anarchy fol armed adults were ominously example of Jesus giving His on campus, says a Cornell Uni 411 Hartford Rd., almost direct moves out into what might, one sup to see that our nerve gas doesn’t get Since they can’t change th ly across the street. lowing Dr. Martin Luther on the fringes. Since Dr. King’s life for the world is the finest versity medical professor. poses, be called the realm of Caesar. lost among any more sheep, and quad world, they are to change their King’s murder, one Negro civil rights campaign failed to examp!" of ‘'the good life” that Dr. Donald B. Louria, says This is an area of heavy de ruple our certainties that, in any case, state of consciousness. Reject So it has been during a period of im- neighborhood— the Woodlawn organize the West Side in 1966, this world has ever seen. If you this is a "Charming fallout” of struction and construction at there is no danger to friendly human such would-be terrorists have ing the beliefs, values and lead precedented need for moral leadership section on the South Side—re want a good life, use it to give the eruption of campus political present, with relocated Rt. 0 be beings. ers of the “ square” world, they mained calm. ’The main reason; been in de facto control. yourself for some gfreat need in activity touched off by the presi ing built close by. An inter and a period of unprecedented church It Is, then, testimony to the The Blackstone Rangers, a Ne the world. The bigger the need dential bids of Eugene J. Mc create their own dream world change planned in the area may effort to provide such leadership that Daley organization’s alienation through drugs. gro youth gang, patrolled the the greater will be your life and Carthy and Robert F. Kennedy. funnel many gas-starved cars the slight shift in the Gallup Poll — from the ghetto that last week OF MANCHESTER streets admonishing black its purpose. The voice of ex "If you want to cure the drug Yolles says there are esti onto Hartford Rd. from Rt. 6. away from favoring such church activi War In A Fishbowl end’s explosion, long expected youths to keep cool. perience on this subject is problem," says Louria, who mates that two million college Other requests for variances by those familiar with the situ TELEPHONE 648-5171 ty—has taken place. Historians some day will have an in That the Blackstone Rangers Jesus, the Son of GocL__, heads the New York State Coun and high school youngsters have to be heard ore: ation, was a complete surprise teresting time looking back on the 1960s saved Woodlawn while sim Norman E. Swensen cil on Drug Addiction, "the tried marijuana and that its use Carl Krach, north aide Bea We are inclined to think that, al to City Hall. ’The Mayor, whose and trying to solve just how the atro ilar gangs on the West Side Trinity Covenant Church name of the game is commit is increasing. con St., lota 35 and 36, Real- though there can indeed be valid dif love for his city is unques cious war in Vietnam finally was brought were applying the torch was no ment.” He believes it is urgent that dence Zone A, to erect a sin ference of opinion as to the extent to tioned, Was clearly amazed by new approaches be found to gle-family dwelling with sep to a close. accident. The Woodlawn Or In more scientific terms. Dr. which churches should seek to go out and what happened. bridge the generation gap, to arate facilities for in-laws. ’There will be several conflicting ver ganization (’TWO), a Commu Herald Stanley F. Yolles, director of ifivolve themselves in the crises of our sions, of course, but not nearly so many nity Action agency, has been Regrettably, there is scant wipe out the mistrust of the old James and Grace Wright, 39 hope of a new link between the the National Institute of mental time, or as to the manner in which they as are floating around in these confus working with teen-age gangs by the young, to restore a belief N. Ehn St., Residence Zone B, "and It certainly can’t help alcoholics are described as ghetto and City Hall being Yesterdays Health, is saying much the HRC to Attend shall react, the question as to whether ing days when the end seems in sight under a 8927,000 Federal pov in the world as it is. to maintain a detached garage Vernon future negotiations.” "when a husband has been in fbrged out of last weekend’s same thing when he urges re but no one is sure quite why or how. "If this is not done,” he says, to the side of dwelling instead No Pay Increase vited to a cocktail party but or not what is ^ in g on in the world erty grant. 'fires. Rather, though obscured 25 Years Ago searchers into drug addiction to Busing Meeting Take, for example, the Viet Cong’s But as of this writing, the "there are serious dangers that Of to the rear. In a third statement issued hesitates to accept because of today is their business is almost mean momentarily by national look beyond the specific prob his wife’s drinking habits; a Tet offensive against the cities. Was project will not be renewed or Manchester has rain, thunder large proportions of current and Connecticut State Highway Mayor Restates His Views over the week-end the mayor ingless and academic. mourning for Dr. King, politi lems of LSD, marijuana, The Mlanchester Human Re- father confides to his pastor that it a success or failure? Whose side came refinanced come the new fis and snow within twelve hours. future generations will reach Department, properties of Els- said he has decided not to ask cians here see heightened white amphetamines and barbiturates laitdons Commission has cancel his grown-up child seems to be It is the whole structure of our civiti- out ahead? cal year June 1 thanks to un Mrs. Elsie Gustafson of the adulthood embittered toward ther N. Johnson at 1 Hackma for an increase in his salary backlash sentiment and increas On School Budget, Salaries ed its regular monthly meeting, drinking too much, and a teen satlon which is at stake. In one way Recent polls show that Americans’ relenting pressure from Da)ey’a local musical family of Berrg- to the underlying causes of drug the larger society, unequipped tack St., Residence Zone AA, from 85,000 to $7,600. ing Negro separatism. abuse. scheduled for tomorrow night. ager that fears her dates, will or another, the bell tolls for everyone, confidence in Washington’s war policy City Hall. With the >Iayor grens is soloist on program for to take on parental, vocational and (Jbarles E. Rohan at 38 Grant said, "This does not Against this bleak backdrop, ” We live in a drug-oriented In three statements Issued sue of the local weekly stated mean that I do not believe the Its memibers will attend to notice that her mother, or even including the churches. And in one suffered its hardest blow from word of never happy about direct deal local Red Cross benefit. and other citizen roles, and in Gsudner St., Residence Zone A, morrow night’s meeting of the the modest success with youth culture,” Yolles told Congress volved in some form of socially over the weekend. Mayor John ’Uiat “reliable” reports are job __ _is worth_____...... $7,500.” The mayor father, is under the influence of way or another—in some Instances by late January’s fanatical attacks on South ings between the Federal gov gangs in Woodlawn is not much to diminish area of lot below Manchester Young Democrats Vietnam’s cities and the enemy’s tem ernment and nel^borhood recently. "From aspirin to deviant behavior.” minimum requirements. G>-ant sought to clarify his po- “ T W O ^ e^ ^ ce^ r more the’ people who work alcohol.” going out and leading marches, or push reason for rejoicing. But it Is 10 Years Ago instead. The Young Dems are porary seizure of the U.S. embassy in agencies that sidestep him, sleeping .pills, from tranquili To be "neat and clean for Victor Lombardo. 75 White sltion on the Board of Education ^ h to with pronaptJng him to About counting sheep ing social action programs, in others by nevertheless a success, a rare TPC approves Tolland Tpke. meeting at 8 in Mott’s Audito Saigon. CJlty Hall animosity is the real zers to 'the pill,’ Americans of Gene,” as one of the slogans of St., Residence Zone A. to erect budget, police department sala- "Irresponsible” Statement decision to not pursue commodity these days in race Site for proposed town garage. rium for a discussion of Project attempting to prize and guard and ’There is reason to believe that with though unstated / reason why all ages are ingesting drugs in the youthful McCarthy cam- Vandals Abuse relations. To eradicate it now 60-year pins are awarded by Ooncem, the busing of Hart There are those who try to get to sleep nights preserve the first trust of the church out a Tet offensive, there would have TWO is no't bqlhg funded. greater number and variety paigpiers has it, is to make a .. ‘"fvl!®" He”^arso attributed his decision would indicate that the Daley the American Legion Auxilllary ford disadvantaged children to by counting sheep . . . an nlsklrche Memorial Church on working under the Corps of En MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 P A G E N I N B Bolton gineers. FUEL O IL Newspapers the Kurfuerstendamm but were ‘Faucet’ to Be Shut More than $2 mUIlon In con quickly driven away by police. tracts were let for recreation 14.9 Hehron Do\.tora reported that Duts- Coventry- Blockaded in sites along the shores of the new MO OAIi. MIN. O.OJ>. Marines Seize Hill Hearing Set Tonight chke, 28, was making satlBfaoto- lake. M Ilnur Notice IVir DeUvety ry progress. ’They said he has On Columbia River When the gates at John Day Voting Set W R P A P a n el “ Home of West Berlin no fever, his circulation is nor are closed Tuesday, the Colum CASH OIL CO. Service t mal and he la able to answer (Continued from Page One) M ep h ow In Easter Day Fight MANCHESTER bia will be thundering over BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER On Budget Requests (Oontiiiaed Aram One) simple questions and can move will go Into the Bonneville sys- built. Part of Umatilla, popula- McNary Dam upstream at Tonight on Scrvioo O n S ew ers (Oonttnned from Page One) TOLLAND TURNPIKE his limbs. tem which markets to public tlon 640, was relocated. And 260,000 cubic feet a second. ’The ft-Boar Banmr ’The students retreated only Taxpayers will have a chance $31,619, and redemption of He was hit by three revolver and private utllittes In the Pa- across the river part of Roose- flow last week was only 180,000 Frank Fauer of Easton, Pa., Hanoi and Haiphong about three to learn where their dollars may bonds will be reduced from $94,- when police advanced with shots. One lodged In his brain clflb Northwest. velt. Wash., was moved. and to get It to the higher figure Fire Study Sets Meeting days ago after the military de 0 SOUTH WINDSOR who was pn the strip when the popular ^ SULLIVAN AVE., shopping CENTER be going at a public hearing on 000 to $89,000. clubs swinging._ _ At least one pa- and was removed In a lengthy its cost by the time the 20th More than $33 million was jju quickly—water cided it needed to know what Hiere will be a special town budget requests tonight at 8 in Also reduced are requests trolman was knocked down and operation. ’The man accused of turbine Is Installed nearly four spent to move Interstate High- ^as drawn from many reser- ’The water and sewer advis barrage mt. "Who are they the North Vietnamese were meeting toniglht at 8 in the He the high school gym. from the Public Building Com ory committee of the Windham trying to kid?" doing. beaten when he moved too far «h A. 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During the tourist Old Sturbridge, Mass., will be season, ha sings and talks featured at Wednesday night's about the songs on the Stur Dies at Memorial Hospital meeting of the Manchester His bridge Village Green, and he torical Society. The meeting, organises and directs special Marilyn Byram, 13, of 112 and is still in the Van Buren open to the general public and concerts in the Village Meeting H%hlafld St., wlio was crit> Hospital. Francoeur sustained at no (diarge, will be at 8 p.m. house. During the off-season, cirts and bruises. ioally Injured In an automo- in ming Junior High School. he presents concerts and lec Miss Byram was born Sept. Ule accident early Friday Schrader will present his tures throughout New England. 29, 1954 in Edmunton, N. B., Singing History concert-lecture, Stmday, May 0, at 2:80 p.m. morning' In Maine, died Sat Can., and was a Grade 7 stu titled, "New England in Song in the lUlng School Library, urday afternoon at Manches dent at Bennet Junior High and Story.” His program tells will be "Show Day” for the ter Memorial Hospital of a School. of New England history and Manchester Historical Society. fractured skull. Survivors, besides her par geography and of the develop Items of historical interest, col The daughter of Mr. and ents, include three sisters, Miss ment of New England "charac lected by the society and by Mrs. Percy Byram, she was Carol Byram, Miss Ann Byram ter,” as illustrated in American Luts Junior Mtiseiun, will be on first taken to a small hospital and Miss Yvette Byram, all at popular and folk songs in the display and will be explained in Van Buren and later Friday home her maternal grandmoth 17th and 18th centuries. by Miss Catherine Shea, Mrs. morning was transferred by er, Mrs. Odlle Nadeau, and her At Sturbridge Village, he la Madeline McAwley and Miss plane to Manchester Memorial paternal grandparents, Mr. and responsible for investigating Anna McGuire. Hospital on telephoned in- Mrs. Howard Byram, all of St. stntcUons from her father. Leonard’s, N. B., Canada. According to Maine State The funeral will be held Vernon Police, she and her sister, Carol, Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from IS, were passengers in a car the Watkins-West Funeral Bulletin being driven by their cousin, Home, 142 E. Center St., wdth Norman J. Francoeur, 23, also a Mass of requiem at St. Hearing Set of 112 Highland St. James' Church at 9. Burial will SUSPECT IDENTIFIED The car reportedly left the be in St. James’ Cemetery. BntMINOHAM, Ala. (AF) On Fee for road and hit a utility pole on Friends may call at the fu —^The owner of a boarding Rt. 1, about eight miles west of neral home tonight from 7 to house said Monday he had Van Buren. 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 Sewer Use identified a drawing o f a Carol suffered a broken arm and 7 to 9 p.m. man sought In the slajing of An ordinance eatablishlng Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ^^geiwer user changes for Vernon Mrs. Albert Oleckner The family suggests that those as a roomer known by the at a public heor- name Eric Galt. ^ . ... . _ ... . . COVENTRY —Mrs. Mary I. wishing to do so make memorial ing tonight at 7:30 ait the Ad- Gleckner, 60, of Main St. died contributions to the Re "It’s him, I’m sure,” said (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) ministration Building. yesterday at Windham Me membrance Fund of the First Peter Cherpes, 72, who runs a Easter morning finds the sun shining on Manchester and the hats finger of her dad, Richard Longo of 46 Falknor Dr. (right center). morial Community Hospital, Congregational Church of East Contract Signed ior Custodians^ Matrons boarding house on Birming The charges are being estab of her women on their way to church (left). A wide rim keeiis Tlie Raymond leleib family of 17 Edgerton St. wear wide, 3bft- Wlllimanbic. She was the wife Windsor. ham’s South Side. rSierpes lished for those residents who the sun out of the eyes of Mrs. Leo Terrio of 196 Ferguson Rd. as rimmed hats. Mi's. Isleib and Cynthia, 9, and a streamer with of Albert Gleckner. consented to talk after the FBI ore serviced by the filtration Parade of Hats Easter Sunday Negotiations on a 1968-69 contract for 81 Manchester school ing the premiums for full family coverage of Blue Cross and she and her husband go to church (left center). A thinner rim daisies, Rub.yn, 13 (right). (Herald Photo® by Pinto). Mrs. Gleckner was bom in Edw'ard Werner responded to his request to be plant. It cannot be a part of custodians and matrons terminated today with the signing of CMS insurance. Participating in the signing are, seated, from makes Lisa Longo, 2, squint the sun out as she holds onto the Lowell, Mass., and lived in Cov Edward Werner, 78, of 11 released from 'a secrecy the regular tax rate as some the contract by representatives of the Board of Education and left. School Supt. William Ckirtls, board chairman John Rott- entry the past two years, com Cross St., husband of Mrs. Eva pledge. of the rural Vernon residents the employes’ union. Local 991 of the American Federation of ner, and union local President George Bingham. Standing, Cherpes said FBI agents ing here from Hartford where Dillon Werner, died Saturday are still using septic tanks. another unit and a backup unit a grass fire on Congress St. at State, County and Municipal Employes, AFL-CIO, at the from left, are Harry Madden, vice president; Dominic Bado- Election, Busing she lived for more than 30 years at Manchester Memorial Hos showed him drawings about Fiollowlng the hearing, the Pre-School Vision Tests Fire Routs New Tenants from the Town Fire Depart the same time, and at 2:49 p.m. board offices. The package provides for pay hikes totaling lato, union staff representative; and Kenneth Jones and Wal last Wednesday, or two days and owned and operated the Ma- pital. Board of Representaltivee will ment, quickly directed his men, Saturday were called to anoth $37,830 and Individual increases to the custodians ranging be ter Pyka, members of the local’s negotiating team. At one before a car registered in the Feature of PTA and o%vned and operated the Mr. Werner was bom May 9, hold a regular meeting. Town who were able to contain the er at 266 Woodbridge St. tween $340 and $790. The school board will also increase in point in this year’s talks, the two parties had faced an im name of Eric Starvo Galt was Continue Through Thursday A Manchester youth was Mary-Ann Beauty Salon. She 1889 in Europe, and had lived planner John McAlmont will From North End Apartment blaze within minutes. Town firemen fought grass surance benefits to equal those for other town employes, pay passe, but later negotiations resulted in a compromise. found abandoned in Atlanta. chariged with breach o f peace, Council Meeting was a member of South Con in Manchester for over 70 discuss a proposed (Capital Im Limerick said the fire, which fires at 44 Plymouth Lane at The car, a white Mustang with Manchester parents are re opportunity to have their sources in Memphis disclosed FBI agents that the FBI has a and his description as 6-11, 176 Vernon Coventry Hunt Pres^d Sunday that the FBI was with photograph. pounds, blue eyes and brown holding nationwide distribution The assassin’s description giv hair. of a composite drawing of en by the F B I: 80 to 32 years of Little else has been uncov A tte n tio n ! First of Two Hearings Manchester Aide to Discuss For Man in King's killer, who fired the age, 6-10, weighing 165, with a ered. Though he listed himself FRESH DRESS9 death shot from a dingy second- receding hairline and a long, * as an unemployed seaman, the School Role in Delinquency King’s Death floor bathroom In a rundown thin nose. Maritime Union had no record REAGING IMPROVEMENT CUSSES On Budget Set Wednesday rooming house. King, leader of Newsmen’s requests for prints of an Eric Starvo Galt. Nor was nonviolent civil rights forces, The firat of two hearing on There wrlll be an executive fer® Rctosrt Digan, coordinator of will be on vacation the week of (Contlnned from Page One) of toe F B I’s drawing were there a recipient by that name BEGINNING APRIL 29. 1968 CHICKENS was struck In the neck as he turned down. in the files of toe state unem- Youth Rervloefl In the Manchee- April 21. the proposed town budget will board meeting of the Suburban ham, where a man named Eric stood on 'a second floor motel Women at the home of Mrs. Church Panel Meeting Neltoer has there been a hint ployment compensation office In AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. WHOLE ■ter School System, wUl be the Starvo Galt rented a room at a Iiulcony facing the rear of toe Richard Sawyer of 51 Edith Rd. The nominating committee of that authorities possess a photo- Birmingham. speaker at the Coventry Oram- Soutoside boarding house within foomluST house, Clanses for ELEM ENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL atudento In at the Vernon Center Junior tomorrow at 8 p.m. Co-hoatess- the First Cong;regational Church ,, , graph of the missing Eric Star- Roomers at toe Highland Ave- the past eight months. Remedial Reading (Phonies, Understanding, etc.), Study High School. es will be Mrs. Frederick Nor Split or Quartered mar School P T A meeting at 8 will meet at 7:80 p.m. Wednes They haven t given us any- yo Galt, whose name falls to ap- nue boarding house where Galt thing but a physical description. ton, Mrs. Gerald Bullock, Mrs. pan. tomorrow In the school. day In the vestry. Meanwhile, in Jacksonville, pear on any official records ex- had a room during toe pest sev- Skills, Comprehension, Voeabulary, Speed, College Board Teat The hearing will allow to>wns- They aren’t handing out pic Anthony Choma Jr. and Mrs. Dlfljan will speak on "The Judging for Ball Queen Fla., a man picked up for ques cept those showing ownership of eral months were unable to re- Prepatallon and General Reading Efflelency. people to ask any questions lb. 31c tures of toe man,” said a police Peter Davis. The four finalists of the Queen tioning about toe assassination the white Mustang found In At- call much If anything about toe * Small Classes Pre-Testing Program ★ Certified Teachers they have on the general town Role of the School In Prevent official who asked that his name of the Coventry Fife and Drum was cleared, police said. lanta. man, except that he was neat In budget and the education btalg- ing Delinquency.’’ be withheld. et. Ball will be Judged during a tea Agents have exhibited com The car was sold to Galt last appearance. Academic Reoding' Improvement Center, Inc. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, su I j v s w e e k s u n i " Mothers of Grade 6 pupUa at at 7 :30 p.m. Wednesday at the posite drawings of a man’s face, "They either don’t have a Aug. 30 In Birmingham, records " I might have seen him In the Sartor Begins 63 E. CENTER STREET perintendent o t schools, and ^ e school win he In charge of home of M f. and Mrs. William but no photographs, according good one, or they’re going It show. Sources said he paid daytime,” said a boarder, Hill Next to Cavey'a toe refreshments. A. Smith on Woods Lane. to persons contacted in Bir alone.” $2,000 cash. His application for Hardy, who works toe night MANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 648-9947 members of the Board of Edu Course Today on/>/j cation will be present and pre Junior Women’s Editor The girls are Janette Boisvert, mingham. There has been no indication a driver’s license last Sept. 6 shift at a paper plant. "But I Kincton photo k h i b e ™ Mrs. Harvey Barrett Jr. has pared to substantiate the re Det. Lt. Joseph Sartor, chief Terri Hamblett, Donna Hunt, At the same time, police from any source contacted by gave his birthdate as July 1931 don’t remember him.” been elected president o f the and Barbara Schmidt. They Engaged quests made in the budget. of the Manchester IViUce De Miss Edith Casatl, chairman Junior Women’s Club o f Cov were selected from a total of 11 partment Detective Bureau, has entry for the year 1968-1069. entrants In a ’ ’Queen Contest” The engagement of Miss Gail of the Board of Education, Otoers elected at the recent during a dance at Coventry High Arlene Charter of Ellington to said, "It has always been the become the fourth officer to annual meeting Include Mrs. School. Judging will be on toe Sgt. Richard L, Pouech of Har- policy o f the present board, and attend the New England As Fred Surmann, vice president; basis of personality, beauty, and wlnton, formerly of Rockville, ailso past boards, to explain in sociation of Chiefs of Police's Mrs, Richard ^ckford, record poise, by a panel of Judges ap has been announced by her par great detail to the people In SUPERMARKETS, Command Training course at Cut from grain fed W estern Porkers ing secretary; Mrs. Louis Good pointed by the Ball’s Queen ents, Mr, and Mrs, Wesley E, our town the problems that PENN DUTCH Babson Institute, WeUaley, win, corresponding secretary; Committee. Gloria Charter of Ellington, are presented to our young peo Mrs. Ronald Whitehead, treas Her fiance is the son of Mrs, ple.” Mass. He begins 16 days of Announcement of toe winner STEMS & PIECES urer, and Mrs. John Pepin, i J T n i i W ELBOW MACARONI or Imported Italian John Riker of Hartford and Ray Miss Casatl also said that training today. of toe top honor will be announc -V nominating and memberahlp. ed when toe four girls attend mond Pouech of Harwinton. the meetings of the board are Sgt. Robert D. Lannan, who Elected to head various toe third annual Fifes and Miss Charter Is a 1964 gradu also open to the public, and graduated the course Friday, standing committees are Mrs. Drums Ball at 9 p.m. April 27 ate of Ellington High School, every consideration Is g^lven to returns to active duty today. nim s MK SIMPS First Francis Banks, fine arts; Mrs. at Ray’s Roller Rink on Lake IHUSHROOmS SPHCHETTI TomnTOES She is employed at Pratt and those attending to follow the Manchester's first two dele Robert Dwyer, ways and St. The affair will feature music National Whitney Division of United Air policy plans made at each meet gates to the advanced man RIB PORTION LOIN PORTION means; Mrs. Joseph Fowler, by Paul Landerman’s orchestra. S t o r e s _ craft Corp,, East Hartford, ing. agement training were oourae home life; Mrs. Conrad Lahbe, Admission to the ball will be by Sgt, Pouech is a graduate of " It Is the board's firm con Capt. George S, McCaughey MIS hoatess; Mrs. Charles Ventl, ticket only and no tickets will be 4 oz Rockville High School and is viction that only by actual and Lt. William J. Cooke. knowledge of wtatt the town newsletter; Mrs. Geoi^e Grist, available at toe door. cans serving with the U.S, Air Force, The Command Training In educational system is doing will publicity, and Mrs. Stephen Meetings stationed at Eglin AFB, Fla. stitute for police department we have an Informed public as Oehmsen, public affairs. The Rotary Club will have Its He recently returned from a officers. Is sponsored by Unit SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE to the need for the funds to Installation of officers and dinner meeting at 6:46 p.m. year In Vietnam. ed States Department o f Jus FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN carry out these plans,” Miss chairmen will be conducted at Wednesday in Coventry Grange tice grants, and w ill continue toe 8 p.m. meeWng May 16 at Casatl said. FRESH WESTERN Hall on Rt. 44A. Milton A. WUde through August, with a total In! the Church Community House. will be In charge of the enter Birds Eye In the past the budget hear Garden Clinic of 300 policemen receiving se At this meeting a florist on Rt. ings have been poorly attended CEN TER CUT tainment. lective training from the course. 44A will present a program of Orange Juice with more people turning out BROCCOLI Coventry Grange meets at 8 Conies to End Listed among the criteria OR flower arranging. for the annual meeting. p.m. Thursday In Its hall on covered are community rela 'lb The annual report of the club « M n 00 Joseph M. Lent, professor of It Is at the hearings where PORK CHOPS Rt. 44A. The lecturer’s hour pro mniHR SPRIRG FESTIURl tions, human relations, and de cans I horticulture at the University of showed a scholarship of $260 Is gram will he “ We Gatoer To the questions should be raised cision-making. QUARTERED END CUT Connecticut, will speak or “ The to be given a Coventry High gether-Neighbor’s Night.” 4 concerning the budget. The an Manchester's newest pair of School graduating senior girl, Back Yard Vegetable Garden” nual meeting should be the time Egg Hunt Held HLIPPO BERIO regular patrolmen, Orville the requirements to be met for ITALIAN CARUSO tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Room for approving or disapproving ------ALL ------PORK lOIMS S 5 0t PORK CKOPS 4 9 this scholarship being: A girl The Mother’s Club of Coven Cleveland and Donald Wright, A7, Manchester High School. the budget. try held an Easter egg hunt over begin classes today at the Con must have maintained a B aver The program Is open without Mayor John Grant and mem toe vjeekend for the children of necticut Police ChieTs Acad POTATOES age throughout her Junior and charge to all residents. Prof. bers of the Board of Representa V. 8. NO. SIZE A Its nrembers. This was held at OllVE Oil TOIRRTO PR5TE emy at Bethany, marking the senior years; must have been Chef Boy-Ar-Dee ‘ BIERDED on Lent will illustrate his talk with tlves will also be present at the the homes of Mrs. Lloyd Schllt- start of their four-weeks basic accepted at a school otf higher color slides. hearing to answer any questions CHUCK HRST zer and Mrs. Domdd Flglela on LB . p - A c education or some other insti The event is the final program training. Goose Lane In charge were Cheese P i**a concerning the general town BAG CUT tute of learning that has a mini In the current “ Home Garden- The Bethany course covers Mrs. Rudolph Cloutier, Mrs. l2'/i government. mal program of two years; 01 1 1 8 9 ain Xq psjosuods ,,‘3Iu}io .sja everything from judo and the Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Schlitzer, Bulletin Board must have been active In school pkg 10 ' Bfonchester Adult Evening use o f handcuffs, to search and STEAK Mrs. Flglela, Mrs. Frank 6 oz The Board of Represbntatives NEW CROP - FLORIDA and Aiommuntty affairs during 39 School. seizure, and criminal law. Sanelll, Mrs. Charles Latorop, will hold a public hearing on an her four years at high school, cans Patrolman Richard Kendell, and Mrs. Paul Haddad. ordinance establishing sewer us and must shclw need for fi who received his regular ap HOT and SW EET LEAN er charges at 7:30 tonight at the SWEET CORN nancial assistance. pointment in January, complet Mandieater Evening Herald m i administration building. The ITALIAN SAUSAGE Coming events of the club as ed this course last week and VEAL CHOPS Coventry correspondent, Mrs. regular meeting of the hoard listed by Mrs. David Rappe, out RIEL OIL has returned for active duty. F. Pauline Uttle, tel. 742-6231. hef Boy-Ar-Oee will meet tonlgttt at 7:30 In the going publicity chairman, are 15.4 Sykes School cafeteria to discuss B the following: u s GRADE A a health and fam ily life course Thursday, public affairs com r a v i o l i SOO CM. Min. O.OJ>. NEW CROP FLORIDA k d iu u for the schools. . X4-Honr Burner Service! mittee will take toe patients of ESngineerinfi; Supplies !5'/j R. B. REGIUS The Vernon Elementary PTO POTATOES 5 - s 4 9 « Baker House at toe Mansfield meets tonight at 3 to elect a A FLORIDA SEEDLESS State Training School In Mans and Instruments cans R IE L O IL new slate of officers and hear field Depot to Wlllimantlc to MimclMster Blueprint 649^908 a talk 'by State PbUce Major ^ (X (J ic U c i GRAPEFRUIT shop. nnd Supply, Iho. Samuel Rome. CmCORTti Also, April 22, public affairs 690 Hartford Rd., Officers of Hope Chapter, Or meeting at 8 p.m. at toe holme Manobester, Coon.—649-8698 der of Eastern Star, will hold a ESCAROLE 2 ,..2 9 ‘ of Mrs. Lawrence Blake; April rehearsal for Initiation at 7:30 FLORIDA VALENCIA 24, public affairs meeting at 8 ROMAN tonight at the temple. p.m. at toe home of Mrs. Thom St. John’s Episcopal Church If you happen to have long as McGrath when toe packages The Freshest w ill host the Cub Scout annual JUICE ORANCES Meat Ravioli hair, happen to love It, but CHUCK for Vietnam will be wrapped VITAMINS planning meeting tonight at happen at the same time to BONELESS and sent; April 24, ways and Tastiest Ever 7:80. wonder whether you’ve lost means meeting, 8 p.m., home COMPARE AND SAVE your grip on fashion because CHUCK FILLET lb 89^ FLANKENRIBS The last in the current series GRAND UNION of Mrs. Richard Cooper where pkgs 99' of horse lectures will be held It’s the same old long-hair MAINE plans for upcoming rummage hair you’ve worn for years, THAT ARTHUR DRUG WHOLE at the TAC building at 8 to sale will be discussed. here’s what to do. Cut It but CUT-UP FOWL PACK 3 9 « beefburgers lb night. Dr. W. H. Daniels will don’t cut It. Leave It long at HERTA IMPORTED GENUINE PVA. GORTON'S P « A ^ Also, May 5, birthday party at 2Vz to 3 lbs. Avg. be speaker on “ Diseases an the back, leave It long at the’ 5-oz. Baker House at the Mansfield Parasites.” better part of the sides. But HAM WESTPHAUAN P*<9 7 9 ' RAINBOW TROUT s; 5 9 ' State Training School; May 6, N e v e r Fear The College Night Program next to your face, have a pair joint meeting o t the executive SPAGHETTI CHICKEN PARTS at RockviUe High School wUl of very thick, quite straight PILLSBURY boards at 8 p.m., home of Mrs. Economy Corner! sldbums cut. Works out Robert Dwyer, when incoming ITALIAN US Grade A New System's be presented tomorrow at 7:30 SWEET MILK OR BUTTERMILK In room 76. splendidly. So splendidly. In amd outgoing officers and com SAUCE Colonial Sliced Cold Cuts H e re Hope Chapter, Order of East fact, that the two-level haircut mittee chairmen will partici SAUSAGE BREASTS 59;> Bologna ern Star, will hold a regular has become a sort of Interna pate, and May 9, newsletter tional understanding. It's BISCUITS DEL M ON TE DEL MONTE WHOLE KERNEL OR Pure Pork ' Garlic Bologna business meeting tomorrow at Worth C a ll! known, liked, and In operation meeting at 8 p.m., home of Mrs. Hot or WINGS 39;> • Plain Loaf 8 p.m. to include initiation of in Pails, London, Rome and Ronald Whitehead. • P&P Loaf ■lb candidates. Officers will wear 8 oz. ideg. SWEET PEAS CREAM CORN Kindergarten Aides Knowing New York. 8c Sweet 1pAe I NEW SYSTEM white gowns. Volunteer mothers assisting LIVERS 69>b Long hair is very adaptable EARLY with the classes of the North to many styles and the beau- GARDEN ■ w Coventry Cooperative Kinder 791 Uclans at SPELL OP BEAUTY, We read about a city that LAUNDRY c a n s Efl garten in toe basement class Makes Eating With Caldor Shopping Plaza, 649-2806 "staged” a horror scene to i^CHUCK GROUND 69» GROUND GROUND 89; will be glad to suggest- a new room of toe Second Congrega dramatize a warning about ITALIAN AND DRY CLEANING tional Church during the week, flattering hairdo. Open 9-6 Mon, DEL M QN TE the accident potential In an ON HARRISON ST. (44) FALSE TEETH Tues., Wed., Sat.; 9-9 Thurs- Mrs. Joseph Dugay, Mrs, Nor upcoming holiday weekend. BREAD O ff East Center St. Up to 35% Easier Frl. . . Private Coloring Rooms man Calsse and Mrs. Leroy They had 10 people grue- Opposite the Cemetery Clinical teat* prove you can now . . . Manicuring . . . High Styl FRUIT COCKTAIL Brown. In charge of cleaning somely “ laid out” at a main eat and chew better—make dentures ing . . . Revlon CosmeUcs . . . toe classroom on Saturday here Intersection “ playing dead,” Loaves For Pickup and D e liv e ry averace up to 33% more effective—if Permanents . . . Conn. Charge PINEAPPLE-GRAP^UIT and had a large photo made Fruit & Vegetables Extravaganza! you sprinkle a Uttle FASTKETH on will be Mrs. William Nevue, and 49 CaU 64B-77SS your plates. FASTKETH holda uppers Plates Welcome. Mrs. Ftobert Norton. to run on their paper’s front and lowers more^Armly so they feel page, with the caption, "Ten Helpful Hint: To find out If HOLLAND HALL Friendly Circle Meeting Bmndiea at: more comfortable PASTEETB la not People K illed!” with a small 601 H artford Rd. acid— doean't sour. No gummy, pasty your bathroom scale is register The Friendly Circle of toe taste. Helps Chen "denture odor'*. ing correcUy, simply lay a First Congregational Church will “ Probably” following the Dentures that iw are essential to bold type. It had good ef Also Pine deaners health. So see sdur dentist regularly. five- or- ten-pound bag of meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the DELIIIOUS nPPlES 658 Center Street Oet FASTEKTB at aU drug counteia. sugar on it. fect, they cut casualties al- MUELLERS THIN SPAGHEHI, VERNICELU oi A n / , grand UNION church vestry. Tad Diesel of moi^ one quarter for that RED OR GOLDEN Storrs, who recently returned weekend. But the trouble ICE CREAM SPAGHETTI from service with toe American Mix or Match 4 X 9 5 ' LIQUID BLEACH with extra attention being F irst PROGRESSO n A / . GRAND UNION Field Service progn^am In South given to holiday periods Is Washington State Africa, will tell of his experi that too many drivers feel LB SPAGHETTI SAUCE I!' 5 9 ' COFFEE REFRESHING ences while there. All interested they can relax after the hoU N ational Best of the West are cordially invited to attend. iday. Statistics show that NOTICE 4 7 * non-hollday accident figures US No. I 2'/4 min South Coventry Helpers Volunteer mothers assisting frequently are Just as high Stores 2 5 PILLSBURY BATTER T E A PO T . . . we’ve got to drive de with the classes of the South R D D P f ' n i I GLENNCO MILLWORK fensively every day. We hope Tender Blue Green Coventry (Jooperative Nursery really to SERVE you here (A DIVISION O^’ THE W. G. GLENNBY CO.) m CAKE MIXES and Kindergarten in the Nathan TEA BAGS and In business! Hale Community Center on Main Formerly of High Street. IS NOW LOCATED AT 336 NORTH MAIN ST. St. during toe week will Include DILLON CHICORY or ESCAROLE 2 ■ ’ 29 THINKING OP REMODELING YOUR KITCHEN pkg. Mrs. William Klssane, Mrs. Sales & Service, Inc. James Ryan, Mrs. Robert Pa- LISTERINE Seedless Grapes • Kumquats • Hot Peppers • Water* CALL GLBNNm MILLWORK of 100 319 Main St., Manoheeter M O L T lX V 3 i3:8 9 * chesca, Mrs. John Allen, and Phone 64S-2146 m o u t h w a s h melons • Papayas • Endive • Banani • Mellone • FOR CUSTOMIZED WORK Mrs. Charles Latorop. Classes FRUTTA \ RibRibiers • Carciofi • Funghi • Collard Greens • Honey- E dewsdew • Strawberries • Zucchini • Anice • Mangoes • DIAL 649-3283 FOR Chock OOFFEE m m 14 oz ) Complete Kitchen CLOROX btl LEGUMI ChiChives • Asparagi • Lattuga Remodeling 7 4 / lb tues. only 7ozB tl 49' Japanese Yews » «*1®® ► Estimates Without Full O’ Nuts D / BLEACH 4 3 o f Obligation both stores • Mantles 1 lb 7 9 * ^ 1 . " 44' TID E L- C Q M otts our annual V2 price Maxwell House Coffee can 1 ^ Heinz Ketchup Prince Spaghetti Sauce 45' I Bookcases 6 $ 3 1b P Q C seed sale! can U V Gerber Baby Food Prince Spaghetti 2 ;,i‘. 49' Detergent w O Applesauce 15 oz. Crisco Shortening 6 r.? 59' Formica Counters jare CHOPPED 6 reg jars B7c 16oz O T *' 3C 11I 1 Btl 0 / Good Luck Margarine Dtai pk|t Karo Red Label Syrup 63' 1 oz General Woodworking 16 OZ O C ^ flower Karo Blue Label Syrup Btl Burry Scooter Pies ;1 r 89' French’s Brown Gravy Mix IV WEA.CHADE 32 oz and pkg Bathroom Vanities PORK ’n BEANS Hartz Dog Yummies •pkI 19‘ Duncan Hines Brownie Mix 59' 32 oz 24 oz p r e peanu^ r vegetable Grandma Molasses Btl b a M & M Csridy 51' Wesson Buttery Oil Itl IT GRAPE 1 6 0Z. / -M ' FLOWER SEED OFFER GLENNCO MILLWORK CAMPBELL’S 1f 2 ^ 4 t SMds! (DIVISION OF THE W. G. GLENNEY CO.) DRINK - 4 ~ 8 9 ' /t locattona: main et. and coat middle tpkie. ^ 386 N. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ENIOY HIGHEST QUALITY AT THE BIGGEST SAVINGS DURING OUR WEEK-LONG ITALIAN SPRING FESTIVAL! S&H GREEN STAMPS, TOO! • both stores <^en thurs. and frl, till 9:00 pmi. m ^ 649-3283 L We reserve the right to limit quantities. Beer, cigarettes and tobacco exclusive of stamp offer. Prices effective First National Super Markets PRICfS EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 20th. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT2 QUANTITIES PAGE FOUBTBEN MANCHBSTBE EVEIfnfG HERALD. MANCHESTBR. OONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 15^ 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBR, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN THE Suggestions for Changes from All Sides Herald Angle Giants Finally Show Punch S w Long Bombs FRIENDSHIP — Bud Tom By linson 216-538, Lou Polinski 205- EARL YOST 561, Al Whipple 216-647, Carl Sports Editor P ^O fficials Defend Rules And Pummel Phils in Pair Klelnstuber 219-663, Bill Avery Sink Celtics NEW YORK (AP) ** innings while led the Chicago Cubs past pre- 1. Marichal scattered six hits 222-654, Charles Bossldy 221-514, AUGUSTA, Ga. (A P )— didn’t take simply because his tor the Masters crown with a the card and hsmd It to the com- posed In a major men’s touma- With Willie Mays and Jim ^(®® ^ Pittsburgh, vlously unbeaten St. Louis 7-6; aiand contributed a run-scoring Bob Walnum 633, Will Gagne BOSTON (AP) — Coach Alex Hannum of the 76ers Cherished First Win Over Rival W ill ou r con servative irolf partner put down the 71-hole score of 277 only to be petltor. Should more than one ment, with the title affected. National League Firsts are always nice in any walk of life andid on the fathers be forced v«*wv^ to sva* “ knocked down to second place marker record the scores, each Oorcoran said he believed Uiat Country Club ^aaann -rnr lAw loot WoHnoaHnv fathers be forced to re- to catch It. It was as simple as when It was dlscof/ered that he shall sign the part for vdilch he It was too much responsibility Saturday Houston sports front. ther_e was.reMpn t^m o^nS write the rules to conform «>at. had signed a card showing a 4 is responsible.’’ for a man to be forced to keep SEIiECTED NINE Pittsburgh afternoon when Rockville High’s St. Louis 8 1 .760 I- A 5«— mt&jfs civcuuiiLiiiK iui iiau ua aavuasu/ ii ivo iiiai, ax;vttun, utj- wiui d uuuuie. Aiier Deiilg Golf rules are outdated,” on the par 31 7th hole and a 66 In this case, Aaron was the count of all his strokes and also Class A — Wayne Reynolds % austerity to affluence in them in his two trips to the hind the flve-hlt pitching of knocked down by a Rick Wise partv Rinrtq__wdnuPhriH iV- its season with a 5-2 decision over East Catholic. An with the jet and electronic Q>rcoran, tournament instead^ San Francisco 8 2 .600 a 65. marker for De VIcenzo and De those of his partner—and then jj^ .28, Ray Gordon 82-4-28, 1 one lively afternoon. plate. rookies Nolan Ryan and Danny pitch. Mays hit the next one ten^n lM-347 S ^hlc „ 1, ( m , Atlanta 2 2 .600 elated winning coach, Pat Mistretta, noted that this age? director of the International The mistake had been made Vicenza Uie marker for Aaron. have to attest to them. Joe Berner 31-3-28 daas IH Mays bunched a two-run ho- Mays sat out the first seven Frisella. The CSncinnatl-Atlanta over the left center field feilce mn va.-o Trio shows what kind of a Jackson said he wasn’t sur was the first time any Rockville team had whipped ’There were such suggestions Golf Association and once tour by ’Tommy Aaron, the Argen- TTie third secUon of the rule “ It would be a simple tiling Betko 33-7-26, Del St. Chicago 2 2 500 IH mer and two-run single In one innings of the nightcap while game was rained out. for his first 1968 homer and the 345 ' coach I iim,’ ’ Hannum joked In prised at the Boston strategy, East In any varsity sport . . . today after Roberto De VIcenzo manager for the PGA. tine’s playing partoer, but un- says; for the tournament to provide a 31-5-26; d a ss C—Joe 011- New York 2 2 .600 1% Inning Sunday and Hart cracked Hart, who had drilled a three- » » » 666th of his career. Nine batters the 76ers’ dressing room Sunday but he was by his own shooting. Dlck Tlngley, RockvUle High to the Class A CIAC Tournament of Argentina, the grrand old war- Others—Hord Hardin, presl- der the existing rules It was Ro- “ If a competitor return a scorer,” Oorcoran said. 34-8-26, A1 Zamaalitls 37-10- Cincinnati 1 8 .260 2% three straight homers, good for run homer In the first game, ac- . GIANTPS-PHILS— later, Willie’s two-run single after the 110-105 victory. It gave “ I guess I was ju.st lucky, be dlrector of athleUcs, rates a championship and did an A-1 rlor of the world’s fairways, dent of the U.S. Golf Associa- responsibility to check It score for any hole lower than Day, who Is softnetlmes called 'groos—^Wayne Rey- Los Angeles 1 3 .260 2V4 six RBI, as the Giants swept a counted for all three San Fran- The Giants’ offensive barrage capped the rally. SAPLINGS—Betty Brad 141- bis club a commanding 3-1 lead cause I'm not really that good a salute for getting the baseball jc j,. . . And during my Southern was deprived of a shot at the tlon; Joe Dey, executive dlrec- It authoritative. actually played, he shall be die- the Father of the Rules, said he ^g. 3Hnd Bogey—Don Philadelphia" 1 6 .167 3% doubleheader from the Phlladel- cisco runs with a pair of homers In the first game sent right-han- Hart tagged short for a bases- 354. Maude Madlgan 135-370. and a chance to wrap up the .shot," he said. "That’s probably field Into Up-top shape, plus newcomer Barry Cowles rich Masters Utle. tor of the USOA and Joe Black, The rule Is No. 88: quaUfied. A scorer higher than thought Rule 38 was a just one. ^ gg Sunday’s Results phla Phillies 13-2 and 3-1. off left-hander CHiris Short. der Juan Marichal breezing to empty homer In the second In------best-of-7 National Basketball the first time in the playoffs I erecUng a snow fence around turned in a fine job of pinch- '"This will set golf back 10 former tour director rtt the PGA “ After each hole, the marker actually played must stand as “ I know of no golfer who SWEEPS Chicago 7, St. Ix)uls 6 The Giants, who had scored Ernie Banks’ three-run homer his first victory since last Aug. nlng of the night cap and atwo- 'VILLAGE MIXERS — Paul Association Eastern Division fl- made over two shots in a row." the outfield. All that Is missing hitting, which should be years,” grumbled one spectator —defended the rules. check the score with a returned.” would be willing to let another net—Ed Ananldl 76-12- New York 4, Houston 0 run shot In the fourth. Abert 210-540, Phyllis Mes- nnls tonight in Philadelphia. Hannum praised the 76er8, at the moment Is a scoreboard publtcally recognized . . . Recre- after De VIcenzo had been De VIcenzo apparently fin- compeUtor. On completloti of ’This marks the frist Ume that person be responsible for his 64, Bob Genovesl 81-11-70, Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 0 Southpaw Ray Sadeckl made senger 477, Irene Stone 194- The 76ers had seen a 16-point many of whom are hurt, for the and It would be a safe bet that atlon Department sponsored charged with an extra stroke he ished In a tie with Bob Goalby^/^e round the marker shall sign such a penalty has been Im- score,” he said, ITrenk Kleman 76-6-70; tow San Francisco 18-3, Philadel Hart’s homers stand up, hurling 473, Pat CJuackentoush 188-481, lead melt to four early in the fl- way they have ignored Injuries. one will be cop s^ cted and softball leagues —Rec, Dusty ------— ------grosB—Joe Berner 74, Ron An- phia 2-1 a six-hitter and striking out 10 Clayton Murphy 531, Bill nal period and appeared in trou- 'These______injuries are real,” erected shortly, tlngley ap- and Church — start Monday goiUa 75. Cincinnati at Atlanta, rain for his seventh straight victory Quackenbush 609, Ginger Your- ble when Hannum decided upon Hannum salX 'These guys are pears to be a fellow who gets night. May 6. Playing sites will Errant Pen of Aaron Proves Costly Today’s Games In a carryover streak from last kaa 466, John Doran .560, Dan the move he didn’t make. playing with fantastic courage.” things done. He will complete be at Robertson Park, ' Keeney Jim Melley scored an eagle St. Louis (Gibson 0-0) at At season. Doran 233-576, Harold Erick- Boston had switched Its de- Hal Greer wound up as the his first year as D.A. in June. Field and Mt. Nebo . . . Bmnlg lanta (Jtorvls 0-1), night • • « , on the par five ttUrd hole. » • • son 508, Lee Meyer 519. fensea, with Wayne Embray game's high scorer with 28 Moske Sr., one of the truly great Sunday New „/York (Seaver 0-0) at CUTS-CARDS— ----- — guarding Wilt Chamberlain points while Jackson, Chamber- Here ’n There football players produced in BEST SIXTEEN Houstob (Wilson 1-0), night The Cardinals, who had won SPOUSES — Charlene Wil- Player-Coach Bill Russell, lain and Walker contributed 22 Manchester during the days of Pittsburgh (Veale 0-0) at Los Southern Ci-nnecUcut State Class A—John Krtatof 61-4- their first three starts, jumped lotte 145-355, Ronnie ZemaltLs "'•'o ^normally handles Chamber- apleco to the Philadelphia the Cubs and Majors, Is back Bookkeeping Error Angeles (Singer 0-1), night in front of Chicago In the first 344^ Kay Fountain 340, Ken guarded Jackson. Russell, pause. Sam Jones led Boston College reported that Don Bums 67; Class B—Henry Rockwell visiting relatives. ’The Moskes 66-9-57; Class C—Henri Paasl- Only games scheduled. inning on Roger Maris’ three- Marksteln 149-375, Fred Pou- however, was hanging back- with 25, and Russell had 24 of East Catholic was one of 30 have resided In Stuart, Fla., on AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — (De Vlcenzo) will be charged to know. I play golf for 30 years 79-23-56; Low gross-^on Tuesday’s Games run homer. But Billy Williams' drier 148-388, Allen Snowden challenging Jackson to shoot Three of the four final berths candidates who applied for the Florida’s East Coast, for several There’s an ink stain on the which does n<^ leave all over the world and I never Kpjgto,f 73; BUnd B<«ey—John Cincinnati at Chicago run-scorlng double and Banks’ 144-366, Fred Oakes 142-361. outside. in the pro baseball league job as head basketball coach. years and own and operate a °oaiby,■■ do this before, Plodzlk 80. St. Louis at Atlanta, N three-run homer sent the Cubs ------Jackson responded by hitting playoffs have been filled and the Ed Brown, veteran coach at trailer park . . . Condolences are left breast of Bob Goalby’s Hopkins School, ■ was picked to green Masters jacket. It ^ “ I feel very sorry for me. sw uE FS Only games scheduled ahead to stay In the bottom of RESTAURANT—Vic Abrai- one shot which was offset by a Philadelphia 78ers will attempt extended to Jim Horvarth, local - - — - - He Is second, 10 under par.’ “ There was so much pressure ix w gross—Woody Clark 77, the first. fill the vacancy . . . Buff Don- sport official, whose mother doesn’t show. But it’s tls 166-392, Dick DlBella 140- Boston basket, then connecting to complete the picture tonight. De VIcenzo, playing a round I lose my brains.” 'Ilhomas Zemke 77; Low net— American League Maris also hit a bases-empty elll, former Boston University died . last week . . . Baseball there. It always will be. 365, Frank McNamara 146-371, on three straight long jumpers Los Angeles wrapped up the was just dne shot off the Goalby, an obscure player on joim Krlabof 69, Henri Pesslnl W. L. Pet. G.B. homer and Mike Shannon con and Columbia football coach, Coach Hal Parks at Manchester It was put there by the inno- Masters record, topped In a Bert Davis 136-365, Al Bujauclus to open up a 10-point lead. Western Division title of the has accepted a position in pub the tour for 11 years, was equal- 70 Minnesota 4 0 1.000 _ nected with one on for St. Louis. 138-369, Jim Lambert 141-138-400, Hannum explained that he NBA Saturday night, whipping High reports ' the school will cently errant pen of Tommy two-foot birdie putt on the par-4, ly'^upset lic relations with Parker Metal Detroit 3 1 .760 1 Banks’ three RBI gave him a Ralph Nevers 137, Dick Krinjak didn’t want the situation the the San Francisco Warriors again use umpires from the Aaron, who kept score for his 4nn.«cifS iTth17th holo,v,nio Just M Goal- ^ -i-m very, very happy to win Baltimore 2 1 .667 lifetime total of 1,400. Goods In Worcester, Mass. . . playing partner, Argentina’s Ellington Ridge 1% 136- 366, Tony Ficaro 163-365, Bill Boston defense was creating. He 106-100. It was the Lakers fourth Hartford Board at home games by WB.B catching him with a 10- the Masters,” he said. “ I’d be a Boston 2 2 .600 2 Fourth annual Greenwich Five Roberto De VIcenzo In Sunday’s Friday Sheeky 160-147-416, Ed Pagan! sent Chet Walker, who was out straight victory without a loss this season . . . Nice to get notes foot eagle putt on the 620-yard Har if I said anything else. California 2 2 .600 2 PIRATE8-DODOERS— Mile Road Race is slated Me from Harry Elch and Dick Cobb near-incredible wind-up of the Low gross —Class A —Jim 137- 135-393, Jerry Goodrich 136- for a brief rest, back to the in the best-of-7 set. 16th. Cleveland 2 2 .600 2 Banning, acquired by Pitts- morial Day starting at 9:30. It’s Masters Golf Tournament. "But I deeply regret the way Gordon 76, Class B — Chuck hiirph in winter trade with the Correntl 160-162-443, scorer's table to replace Jack- In Ule ABA Eastern Division Jr, for help In promoUng Alex Through a split-screen ac New York 1 2 .333 sanctioned by the AAU. Hackney Night last month and that It had to be won. It’s unfor- Reynolds 86. Class C — Jim De VIcenzo, the balding. count of It shown by CBS-TV, a Oakland 1 2 .333 ptoned S ? r s S®'’ ^■'®y “ "®1 the Pitta- Pete Kasavage, local athlete for being part of the Thom Mc- tunate.” Cristofanl 90. 2% globetrotter who won last national television audience saw Washington 1 3 .260 3 ^ th their toird shutout losf In ^“ PP®®®?!!!® P'pers took the crown with the University of Hartford An bronze football shoe Goalby didn’t know until PRO SWEEPS 375, Al Falcetta 138-160-405, Vic to give us.... the.u. outside shot, ^ithwith a 114-105 vlctory over- yeers’ British Open Champion the two putts drop almost to- Chicago 0 3 .000 baseball team, will join the presentation respectively. Cobb, about 16 minutes after finishing Class A —Jim Gordon 76-4-72, 3% Minnesota. It was the Pipers ship, was in -the clubhouse with gether. Sunday’s Results [r -r u H o u b t o ?Jd a solo ho- P’*'®"’' <^®’^® ® ‘^®“ ®'' ®'’®‘ ^inn Peace Corps in June following incidentally, is the first Man hls round over the picturesque, Lou Becker 80-672, BUI Peck Xer^hv'rene" AUev'^paw the 145-383, Ed Doucette 352, Ernie Jackson,” Hannum said. ' After fourth •victory In five playoff a brliUiant, seven-under-par But Aaron marked down a Detroit 6, graduation. He has played var chester High winner In 17 years 6,986yard, par-72 Augusta Na 80-8-72. Class B —Ted Walsh 81- Chicago 4, 10 In- slim ripht-hander all the sun- °®hman 354, Rlck Ca • 371, Jackson hit the first shot. Walk- starts over the Muakles. Pltte- 65 for 277, 11 under par, when four on De Vlcenzo’s card, In- nlngs sity baseball, basketball and to express his feelings via a tional course that he had won 14-67, Mark Kravltz 8612-74, nort lie needed ^®“ t Sartor 164-400, George er looked over at me but I nod- burgh defeated Minnesota 117- soccer at UHartford. . .Nick Goalby came charging up stead of three, Class C —Jim CMstofanl 90-16 Cleveland 7, Boston 4 note. through the pack and tied him W r t ^ w e n t on to bogey the the »20,000 first prize, plus the P ______I______Cochran 146-408, Leo Rivers ded to him to still go in. 108 Saturday night. Jackston, EJast Hartford High * * * S J d ^ fVlA Anf%rrYimiR 72. C . . . D - R . y P .lo . 103.2,. Washlng;ton 8, Oakland 1 160-383, Russ Fountain 147-376, "Then after the second one Pittsburgh will open the best- baseball coach, reported that with a final round 66. California 6, Baltimore 2 and the frustraUon of the bogey, prestige that goes with It. 74. ■Hie rock hydrax of Central Rollle Irish 163-386, Roy Me- Chet looked over and was plead- of-7 championship series at the weather this spring has been End of the Line Preparations for a playoff to- Saturday Minnesota 4, New York 3 day were In the making when It he signed his card. And he was Bert Yancey had a M for third Africa has the front teeth of a Guire 371, Pat Long© '372, Ed ing igith me to let Luke stay In home probably on Thursday the warmest In 30 years. Aldng ’Two local high school foot Low gross —Class A —Stan Today’s Games BRINGS OUT THE BEST— Hats of all shapes, sizes and colors showed up at rodent amd back teeth re- Gutt 357, Joe Cataldi 351, Ed there. So I said okay, go in for against Western champ, New these same lines, one can't re ball players, Dick Cobb of Man was discovered De VIcenzo had stuck with It — stuck with a 66 at 279 and Australian Bruce Tom California (Ellis 0-0) at Wash instead of a 65. Devlin was alone In fourth after Hlllnskl 76, CTass B — the Augusta Masters Golf Tournament on Easter weekend. (AP Photofax) aembllng those of a rhinoceros. Bujaucius 361, Win Smith 365. (Johnny) Green instead.” Orleans. member when the weather has chester High and Bill Lacey of ^ , (AP Photofax) signed an incorrect card and —John ington (Pascual 0-1) “ I look at It,” said the gallant a 69 for 280. Jack Nlcklaus and McCusker 80, Class C been so comfortable for open East Catholic, have been nam CHANGED EXPRESSION-Roberto deVicehzo Goalby was the champion a de Gallery 94, Class D — Tom Minnesota (Boswell 0-0) at ing April schoolboy and college clared champion on a bookkeep gaucho. “ I look at my card Frank Beard followed at 281, ed to the East squad for the was all smiles when he eagled the first hole in the Nlcklaus after a 67 and Beard Heslin Baltimore (Phoebus 1-0), night Blister, Not Foe, Halts Ryan baseball games. annual Nutmeg Bowl game Aug. final round, above, but when he was notified he ing error, maybe four, five times. But I Oakland (Odom 0-0) at New * * * Hord. Hardin, president of the don’t see anything. I can’t see aftor a 70 23 in Bridgeport. Cobb paced the turned in an erroneous score card he was gloomy. Gary Player, the third-round Class A J o r d a n Larson 38- York (StotUemyre 1-0) Indian scorers last fall. Both U.S. Goilf Association and chair- anything. . r> Detroit (Wilson 0-1) at Boston O ff the Cuff It’s my.«• fault,” he saide n i / 1 over I leader,a o H o ** \ifPTlfwent Tflto a 'I 72 ’Z Rand J I Q tied1 1 6 U 4-34, “ (^ass B —Bob Zalman 36- boys are halfbacks . . . Man man of the rules committee, (Stephenson 0-0) and over. “ It Is not Aaron’s with Lionel Hebert, Ray Floyd, 6-3t, Class C —A1 Repko 43-9 Houston Hitless Hats off to Rich Dyer who chester Chapter of Approved made the bombshell announce Only games scheduled. fault. It is my fault. We are Jerry Pittman and Tommy Aar- 34, Class D —Bemle Menschell followed and covered the Baseball Umpires will hold an ment: 48-10-38. Kickers numbers 7672. Tuesday’s Games professionals. We are supposed on at 282. fortunes of East Catholic High’s important meeting tonight at “ Under the rules of golf, he (Chicago at Cleveland basketball team right through 7:30 at the Army & Navy Club. Oakland at New York Against Rookie Detroit at Boston Fenway Park Only games scheduled HOUSTON, Tex. (A P )— What would have happened Sports ScFieciitle"| Davalillo Strides if rookies hurler Nolan Ryan of the New Yorks Mets 12 Baseball Games Beckons Sox hadn’t developed a blister Sunday in the astrodome? BASEBALL National League “ Wait until you see this kid,” ------—------Tuesday, April 16 At Bat and on Base they said. " H e ’ll pop your eye- striking out three more Astros East Catholic vs. Waterford, For Opener May Add Four balls out.” gg the Mets blanked Houston 4-0 Set for Schoolboys Bolton at Rham, Rockville ,at NEW YORK (A P )—^Vic Davalillo has improved his Ryan, 19-year-old righthander for the first defeat of the sea- By BARRY COWLES Windsor, Ellington vs. E. o. hitting by stealing a few inches at the plate and he al- New Members from Alvin, Tex., failed to wait son after four straight victories, No less than 12 diamond encounters are slated by lo so is maWng big strides forward on the bases, where he i:U ‘!l® l?” !„rw ans for an introduction. He fanned The victory went to Ryan, Wednesday; April 17 Fenway Park's chummy walls CINCINNATI (AP) —The Na- the Astros’ side 'in the first in- who struck out eight batters cal and area schoolboys this week. 'The heaviest sched Cheney at Windham Tech, is stealing 90 feet at a time. today after opening defense of It all added up to a lot of uonal Leagaie will consider nlng, struck out five of the first and allowed three hits. Larry ule falls on Tuesday when East Catholic High enter Bolton at East Granby, Coven the American League cham when It will expand from 10 to gjjj batters, and held Houston Dierker gave up six hits In six tains Waterford High. The Eagles are now 1-1 in the try vs. Portland. yardage for the dimlmutive s e n a TORS-A’S- pionship by splitting their first Venezuelan Sunday as he drove 12 baseball teams and set down hitless the first five innings. innings for the defeat. young season. ------Thursday, April 18 four games on the road. in four runs with a home run Hansen’s three-run double and "The bid’s a little difficult,” Art Shamsky, who doubled in Ellington vs. Bloomfield. The Red Sox returned home l^chest^ High’s Bloomfield High Thursday for and a triple and set up another run-scorlng single and homers ^ meeting veteran third baseman Bob the second and singled in the Friday, April 19 for a two-game series with the by Frank Howard and Bill Aspromonte after Nolan ended fourth, drove In the first two against BrStol Sral fn BrS ToTce conference g^ames F^l'Fri* Bolton vs. Portland, Coventry Bryan gave the Senators this Detroit Tigers after dropping a •tol vs. East Hampton, Rockville at l®"d's 7-4 victory over Boston. But L ea^ e President Warren ^ . four-g a m e hitting Met runs. New York scored in / '• f '•V- .... PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1968 InvBstiiwnt Frapmriy MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE NINEI^SBN H b Id W c m iB d — BininMs Loeotlom For Sol* 70-A ■ a i t c b n t b r « . , # M o w o r Po m u lB 3 7 F o r R M t 6 4 Houiai For Sola 72 Heusos For Sola 72 BERHY’S WORLD house, C zoned, tor doctors of- Out O f Town Out O f Town Wontod— RaalEstata77 Wontod— RaalEstata77 MANCHESTER — Investment (lees, 2 or 8 families, li# , k t m r u L t PART-TIME evenings — Man n lU iM li, HBLAINE RD — 6 room Cape, For Sola 75 F o r S o la 75 CLASSIFIED 577 M AIN Street, ground floor package. 6-6 duplex plus 6 room (rentage. Butehlns AgsBoy, and wife to do Janitorial duties, office suite. 375 square feet, nrtplM M , finished rec room, rem o d eled ______MANCHESTER and South l^^nd- TIRED of showing and showing? 524-0620. single. Leonard Agency, Real kMOMna. W ILLINOTON — 85 acre farm. sor listings needed, singles and Are they looking you over as TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON containing 8 rooms, private kitchen, living room, dining BOLTON CENTER — Would tors, 640-0460. •xtna, MM lot. lOttM Cifstom built center hall tope. 2-3 family. 15 years of prompt, a Sunday sport? Better let us lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad FOUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, rrom, fireplace, newly installed you believe a 6-room Ranch, W 9 ftH or« . Bam, 125 fruit trees, pond. courteous service. H. O. Bom- screen those pro6pects”Yor you. ADVERTISING jacent to bank. Ideal for pro m baths, fireplace, buat-iM, storm windows, large comer IM baths, 2-car garage. Gold Priced to sell Hayes Agency, helm to., 275 Burnside Ave., We bring discriminating, inter fessional, insurance or real garage, 114 acres, wooded, lot. Owner 643-8601. Medallion electric heat, kitch H o w m For Soto 72 646-0131. East Hartford. 628-4189. ested, qualified buyers to see CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS HELP WANTED estate office. Call 44B-0097. 128,000. Suburtwn. HutcMna en bullt-lns, one acre lot with SPRING STREET — Largs a property without bothering MUar BE SEEN, 0 room Ciqie Agency, R ealtors, 648-8M4. TWO F A M ILY shade trees, new wall to wall 8 A.M. to 4:80 PM. STORE FOR RENT — down Colonial custom built tor pres the owner. Keith Real Estate, with enclosed porch, fireplace, carpeting in a superb location DAYS OR EVENINGS town Manchester, State 4 bedroom ent owners. Formal dining "SOLD” Is what counts. If you 649-1922. liv in g room 16x14, dining room MANCHESTOR , 6-4 duplex with separate for 326,900. For further Infor W oittad— Rool Estota 77 Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag n>ora, library, two firsplaeoa, want to sell your house; cash BINGO COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 12x14, beautiful la rg e M td ien home with built-in separate 3 heat. Modem and clean mation call R. F. Dimock Co.. er, State Theatre, 643-7832. BnUhafi fam ily room, anetoaod ALXi CASH fo r yoOT property In on our contracts. We can 8ELUNO YOUR HOME? F o r Apply in Person Anytime 11x10.11*18. B eautiful room slses to room suite. Ideal for In-law sit- apartment. Convenient lo 649-5246. ORANGE HALL EVERY TUESDAY 4 tM PM. DAT BEFORE PVBUCATION uatlon. Low 20’s. Bel Air Real porch. Rooms larger than within 24 hours. Avoid rsd sell your house. Join our satis prompt courteous service that MANCHESTER —Spruce Street say nothing about how gor cation. DaadllM for Sotordoy ami Maaiay la 4tM p.m. FrMoy. Estate, 643-9332. aTsrago. 2-oar garage, woofiod BOLTON ” tape. Instant service. Hayes fied customers. . .Call us today. gets results, call Louis Dimock 216. Small store, heated, $75 geous the house Is. Truly, a lat. Fhnbrtek Agaiwy, Raaltota, A gen cy, 646-0131. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922. Realty, 640-9823. DAIRY QUEEN monthly. Call 247-4046. must be seen hom e, 111,800. MANCHESTER — New List Why Not Own Now? NEW LISTING 1 ! TOUR COOPERATION WILL n i A l 1 Wolverton Agency ► Realtors, ing. Immaculate 7-room Oolon- Less Than Paying Rent Very large 7% room Raised BE APPRECIATED MIMfci I I 648-2MS. ______lal, one block from Center. M ANCHESTER — 3 - bedroom Ranch with 2% baths, pan Ranch new aluminum siding. eled family room, brick BRAZIER Housbs F o r R o n t 65 WOLVERTON AGENCY says Fireplaced living room, formal Norman S. Hohenthal ConriniMd Prom PrBCBdIng Pag* ------“Here's a golden opportunity dining room, IH bathe, don or Convenient West side locaUon. walled fireplace, built - in 242 Broad Street HOUSES for rent, furnished or ^ roUromont living at fourth bedroom. Low |20’s, for Realtor 646-1166 AU city utilities, 316,200. Bel- oven, range and dishwash love this unfurnished starting at $176 best". BM, room Cape, in immediate sale. Bel Air Real Alr Real Estate, 643-9332. er, 2 car garage, etc. At H«lp W antBd-^ole 36 H«lp Wantml— Molt 36 Manchester, Conn. per month. Phllbriok Agency, 327,900 hurry! John Sle- most desirable area featuring Estate, 643-0382. NEW LISTING — Wolverton Realtors, 649-6847. utmost cleanliness and walking MANCHESTER Six room tope, desky, 649-5806. MAN WANTED for outalde work Agency offers for your inspec Stol^^e^towiiwTs, “b il«"w d conventlently located and In DRIVER needed for Company FOUR room large Ranch. Fur tion, this beautiful 6 room Ool on full or part-time basis, gen- DRUG CLERKS — experienced good condition. Priced to sell. Save on Six Delicious Flavors! pick-up truck. Knowledge of onlal, all large rooms, and will ^ B (Sl W eral lawn maintenance work. preferred, full or part-time, nished or unfurnished. Floors S £ h . rF recU e Realty, Owner, 649-0926. greater Hartford area neces driver’s license, references. No rellndshed, knott/pBie Interior. ing to sell below today’s mar BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Driver's license helpful but Realtors, 649-2813. 6 *7 -9 9 9 3 .______sary. Apply in person Klock not essential. Call 644-0122. phone calls. Miller Pharmacy. Working adults. 643-6389. $22,000-7 ROOM, 1962 OatTlson ket prices, 1960 Colonial In low Manchester Parkade Cto., 1272 ToUand Tpke, Man Oolonlal, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, 20’s nicely cared for. Wolver Manchester 649-5306 chester. ^ JV b S S l^ fS JS ^ cT p T ta ^su^rS^thls^^ovIly^C^pTJn 1% baths, aluminum siding, ton Agency Realtors, 649-2818. I Situofions W antt4k- ANDOVER — NEW 8 - room STOP & SHOP ICE CREAM $150. Weekly - Plus Bonus trees, privacy, suburban. PRESS OPERATORS Out of Town Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, Fb ir o Ib 3 8 fbrd, minutes from Manch.s- Hutehlns Agency, Realtors, 640- Vanilla, Chocolate, Coffee, Strawberry, FORK LIFT OPERATORS For Ron! 66 Lots For Sola 73 2 baths, 2-car garage, on 2 acre ter. Dead end street. Peace and «• 6834. PACKERS Sales oriented people for MOTHER WITH nurse's train wooded lot. LeonliVd Agency, Harlequin, Vanilla Fudge pint solid leads and to act as VERNON — brand new one quiet with 76 x 160 lot. Built g jjj h q o M Cape, Rolling Park COVENTRY — Priced for quick ing and fine accommodations © 1 br NEA, MANCHESTER — English Tu- Realtors, 646-0469. First Shift, 46 Hour Week host consultants at local In 1961 and not a scratch. Just area, 2 full baths, fireplace, sale, 100x100 treed building lot, will care for child, age 2-6, bedroom apartments, 3100. per dor Oolonlal, 7 rooms, plus Fine quality ice cream to team up with apple pie or pkgs dinner receptions (not real month includes heat, hot water, lovely at 319,900. Wolverton large cedar closet, enclosed eloae to lake, lake privileges m EASTERN BOILER ft days. 643-2661. T m sorry, sir, but rules are rules, onrf we can't serve you heated sunporcb, 4 bedroomsi, ROUTE n, Rehron. 79 aero angel cake for a double play dessert. Sure to score estate). Applicants should parking, range, refrigerator, Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. yard, good condition, 320,900. •1,690. P h llbriok Agency, ELECTOONICS, INC. — you're not wearing a turtleneck!" treed lot, wall to wall carpet fa rm w ith 6 room heoae. $ with the family! be neat and poised. For in garbage disposal, wlndbw Owner, 649-0678, no agents. R ealtors, 640-6S47. M Loomis St. SOUTH MAIN at arjft — 9 and ing, antique brick fireplace, largo bama. Appradmatety ON terviews call 649-9913. SitiKitions W ontBd— shades, laundry facilities, base 6 flat, with 3-ear garage, sen- JUST LISTED 6 room Colonial storms and screens. City utili feat on State Mghway, etream FURNITURE and appliance de ment storage facilities, ground 100’ LOT WITH 180’ depth. A M o t e 3 9 lag tor $19,900. T. J. Crockett ties. Oarage. Near bus line, on property, g ^ for horaee livery man. Experienced o n ly . ------Household Goods 51 Wanted— ^Td Buy SB maintenance and janitorial with aluminum siding, central zone, water only. T.J. Crockett stores, church and schools. or baof. Oomplotaly foneod, ad- Must have driver’s license. MAN to work In shipping and M AINTENANCE plumber — services. 649-5361. Evenings R ea ltor, 843-1677. ly located on dead end street. Realtor, 643-1677. There’s no substitute! HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques H.M. Frechette Realty, 647- Prloed in low 20’s. Charles Les- Jaeant to etate forroet. Immodl- | A pennant winner! receiving department for elec repairs on plumbing and q l e a N, USED refrigerators, 846-1067. Many benefits. Call Mr. Pet- bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, MANCHESTER — a 11 r a etlvo p eraoce, 649-7620. oeeupaney. T.J. Croekett Real- ' trical wholesalers. Excellent heating. Faucets and valves ...... __ I 9993. tenglU, 646-0111. ranges, automatic washers glassware. We buy estates. Vil now Ralaad Ranoh, In ana ei Rosoit Pi tor. ttg-iorr. opportunities. Must be high repacked. No job too small. COLUMBIA — six room house, with gfuarantees. See them at lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Manchester’s finest residential SPUT LEVEL, 8 rooms, IH FIRST TIME offered, 2 family, Stop & Shop Stop & Shop EXPERIENCED TRACTOR school grsiduate. Beacon Light L.J. McCaffrey, 640-2964. Rt. 6, no children. Call 1-228- For 's s r 74 B. D. Pearl’s Appliances ,649 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. areas, raodam Mtehan, dining baths, fam ily room, den, fourth 6 and 6. Call for details. $19,- BOLTON —Large custom buUt trailer driver. Apply In person. Supply Co., 180 Walnut St., 3672. Main St. Calk 643-2171. room, family room with fire bedroom, garage, $27,600. PhU- 900. H. M. Frechette Realty, OOVENTHT Lake — 4 room SpMt Level, 7 rooms, fireplace, Carlson’s Express, Inc., 95 Hil Hartford. WE BUY and sell antiques, and place, 2-car garage. $31,900. brick Agency Realtors, 648- 647-9993. summer cottage. BxceUent IH baths, 3-oar garage. Only liard St;, Manchester. Dogs~~Blrds Pals 41 used furniture, chlnaj glass, sil PhUbHek Agency Realtors, 848- 6847. area, oIo m to water, beautiful $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real Resort Property MANCHESTER —- 9 room older ANGEL RING GROOMING ALL breeds. Har- ver, picture frames, ,lHd coins, tors, 649-6324. APPLE PIE 6847. treed lot. O nly $6,900. H ayes TRUCK mechanic for fleet home, H i baths, 2-car garage, This versatile member of the bak mony Hill. H.C. Oiaae, Hebron 1967 WHITE ZIG-ZAG guns, , pewter, sci'ap gold, For Rent 67 WOLVERTON AGENCY. Tour A gency, 046-0131. maintenance In Manchester ar Advertising Department excellent condition, near cen VERNON Baked with fresh apples ery team can be used in a series R d., Bolton, 648-6427. watches, old jewelry, hob MANCHESTER — spacious 7 dream come true. One extra ea, excellent benefits and ter. Only 321,800. Hayes Agen of ways! With ice cream, of course, Nice condition. Makes but by collections, paintings, attic COTTAGES for rent —Gardner room home. Exoellent location, (uie 6H room Ranch, bath and BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 6 A crowd pleaser! Baked with the guaranteed overtime. Call 643- Opportunity p SELECT YOUR LOT or fresh fruit and toppings. Runs POODLE AKC, miniature, contents or whole estates. Fur Lake. Modem, lakefront, free double garage, aluminum sid half, three bedroonu, large cy 646-0131. room summer home secluded same fine initredients you'd use 7364. ton holes, sews on buttons, yourself in a flaky crust that finds rings around other angel cakes. black male, 9 weeks, last and does fancy work with one or niture Repair Service, 643-7449. brochure, pictures. Arrowhead ing, large rooms, bua line, IH living room with fireplace, full hideaway, near water, 3 bed And our client will custom Interesting and challenging, MANCHESTER — immaculata itself always in ’clean-up" position. 9 oz pkg FREIGHT handlers, for grocery best of litter. Priced for quick two needles. Grove, Route 354. Colchester, baths. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. basement with finished laundry rooms, only 39,800. Hayes build a home created espe 1 lb, 5 oz pkg job as third man In adver Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. Oarrlaon OiSonlal in executive 3 3 warehouse, 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. sale at 380. 644-0836. room. This dresun located on Agency, 646-0131. cially for you. All lota heav tising department of a large MANCHESTER -6 room OO^ prastlga neighborhood. Flre- Starting scale 33.26 per hour. Rooms W ithout Board 59 superb half acre lot. Exclusive ily treed and serviced by MINIATURE POODLES — 2 lonlal, one year young. IH plaoed living room, formal din- Excellent fringe benefits. local chain. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, by city sewer and water. black males, AKC registered. FULL PRICE $38.80 THE THOMPSON House — Cot- baths, near bus, schools and Ing room, 1V& baths, reo room, Out O f Town Steady employment. Apply appointm ent. $19,900. 640-2818. Please call for details. 649- CaU 649-9464. „tage St. centrally located, large Wonted To Rent 6B shopping, excellent con d ition .______3 car oversized garage. High East Hartford Warehouse, 116 Extensive experience not Or Terms of 34. Per Month’'’ For Sola 75 5306 or 875-6811. pleasantly furnished rooms, SeUlng for 322,900. For further m a NCh IbBTBR — 7 room oue- MeVation. Park like setting. By ’ Park Avenue, East Hartford. necessary. Complete free AKC BASSETT Hound-gold and FA M ILY OF three looking tor Call Capitol Manager Collect parking. Call 649-2358 for over information, call the R. F. brick Colonial Cape, appointment only, Bel Air TOUJLlfD — Near Parkway, benefit progfram. Send de white male, housebroken, ex 4 room apartment In vicinity SCREW MACHINE operator. 'nil 9 P.M. night and permanent guest Dimock Co., 649-6246. m uga new condition, ^ acres R e a l E state, 643-9382. aaat 4 room Ranck, 6H aercc B &L W tails on education, experi cellent disposition. 643-1412. of Washington School. 643-2877 Set up and operate. All bene rates. days or 647-1768 after 3. e t land, privacy. Only $14,966. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ence and salary require BROOKFIELD ST. - 8 room m iB B FAMILY — aluminum fits. Apply Dean Machine Prod ments to P.O. Box 1483, Hayec A^ney, 646-n$l. Manchester Parkade 666-5662 EFFICIENCY apartments, 1-2 DESPERATELY needed three Colonial, located In the center 2u m « i****’ A gen cy, siding, 2-car garage, convenient Highest batting average with housewives! ucts, 102 Colonial Road. Manchester 649-5306 Hartford, Conn. FLU FFY cute kittens free. Call rooms, free parking. Also of town. New on the market, ***’”***•______location. Good Income proper COVENTRY — Immaculate 8 Scop 649-9443. or four room first floor apart ELECTTRICIAN — journeyman, rooms for refined gentleman, ment for two responsible wom 4 large bedrooms and bath up. MODERN RANCH, large living ty. Oerard Agency, 649-0828 or room modernized Colonial, 4 CAPES, Ranches, Raised free parking. Inquire before 7 MI-0M6. full-time, steady employment, 1968 SINGER zig zag sewing en. 649-9163 anytime. Downstairs has living room room with fireplace, 8 bed- bedrooms, 2 baths, dining Ranches at prices you can af L S I * p.m. Scranton Motel Cabins, 160 insurance benefits, paid holi WAREHOUSE MEN, night machine, slightly used. button wtth fireplace, large dining rooms, 1% baths, city utumes. room, den, front and back ford. Call for particulars. Wes ArticiBs For Solo 45 Tolland Turnpike, Memchester. COTTAGE WANTED at Giant’s OOIAINIAL 6 roome, IH baths, days and vacation. Gall be shift, good working conditions holes, hems, monograms, etc. room, kitchen with bullt-lns, 123,900. Phdbrick Agency, stairways, rec room, carpeting, ley R. Smith Construction Co., Neck Beach, able to sleep 6, like new condition, 2 years old. tween 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Robert’s and benefits, Gaer Bros., 14 6 years guarantee. Total price COMFORTABLE room for gen- den with fireplace, enclosed Realtors, 649-6847. 2-car gttrage, 2 sheds, large lot. 643-1667. Electric Co., So. Windsor, 644- for the last two weeks of July. $24,600. PhU brlck A gen cy R e a l Mid 20’s. Bel Air Real Estate, Rye St., So. Windsor. 364. Easy terms. Call 622-0931, Ueman, private entrance, free side porch. Fine residential ------SAVE SAVE Call 643-1256. area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, THREE FAMILY — possible, tors, 649-6847. 643-9332. COVENTRY — Nick has ^spent 2421. dealer. parking, 14V4 Hackmatack St. presently a two family with some time in the Coventry area between 6-9 p.m. 643-1677. BOWERS SCHOOL, 7 room MACHINISTS —machine op SWIMMING POOL RESPONSIBLE young couple existing rooms for third apart WINTERIZED home on Bolton and he brought back these two erators, tool makers and mold with 3 small children, moving PRINCETON ST — 4 bed R am b lin g Cape, 8 o r 4 bed Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ox- Ustings. One Is a 4 room Ranch USED SINGER ZIG-ZAG FURNISHED room, light house ment. Elxoellent income, city rooms, formal dining room, makers for new alr-conditloned COLONIAL Redwood pool 20’x24’, one Into East Hartford, to assume room Colonial, 2V4 baths, fin utlUUes, $23,900. PhUbrlck eeUent Income producer. T.J. with large lot and lake keeping. Near Main Street. Wo important position. In local den, IH bathe, $24,600, PhU plant. Excellent wages, many year old. Originally 31,300. ished recreation room, fenced Agency Realtors, 640-6347. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. privllegea on Morin Ave. at Portable sewing machine, man only. Call 649-7959 after brlck Agency Realtors, 040- benefits including profit shar Must sell, make an offer. company owned branch, seek In yard. Just a few steps from $13,900 and the other is a ranch BOARD CO. ■sews on buttons, makes but 5 p.m. 8847. VERNON — 6 room tope, 2- mini pricing wins! ing preferably 3 bedroom sin ing pension plan. 66 hour week. ton holes, monograms, over Bowers. Illing and Manchester EIGHT ROOM Garrison Colonl- er with 4 rooms, 2-car garage gle or duplex, up to 3160. heat al in a prime, residential area, oar garage, aluminum storms, Call or apply In pers(m, SEG casts, blind hems dresses, ROOM to rent for gentleman High School. Elva Tyler, Real VICTORIA ROAD —Here Is a and many other amenities for Mfg. Inc., Dart Hill Rd., Ver Skilled and Unskilled Call 643-1723 ed. Will consider lease. Phone beautifiUly treed lot. Features flr^lace. Camithers Real only $14,900. The prices are un no attachments needed. in private home. 119 Cooper tor, 649-4469. lovely Cape Cod home only a collect Mr. Boynton, Sherwin- Include 2M baths, kitchen bullt- Estate, 876-9162. non. 876-0766. Five year parts and service Hill Street, 649-0695. short walk from aU facilities. believable. Call Jarvis Realty We reserve the Excellent wages, full-time, 6 Williams Co., Norwich, 1-889- SIX ROOM Ranch with 8 bed lns, 4 bedrooms, family room Co., Realtors, 643-1121 and guarantee. Ultra-modern in every respect, AMDOVm —6 room Raised rl0ht to limit MEN parMlm* for Janitor and days per week, shift differ PROOBBfiBD gravel tor drive NIC ELY furnished studio bed 0225 for appointment. rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, with fireplace, 2-car garage. check these properties, today. Quontltltt this home features 6 rooms, 2 Rmteb, 3 bathe, $ to 4 bad- door waxing work, five days, ential, Blue Cross, CMS, ways and parking areas. Also room, private home, female, kitchen has built-in oven, Wesley R. Smith, Realtor, 648- full baths, 2 car garage, brick rooms, femUy room, treed lot, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Call Oantral life Insurance, paid holi bank run gravel and fill at (COMPLETE PRICE $63.40 references, kitchen privileges. range, formal dining room, VERNON—CLOSE to Rt. 83 and 1667. and aluminum siding for ease hnr 39’a. Hayaa Agmey, 94$- Cloanlng fiarvlee, 840-0334. days, other fringe benefits. our screening plant or dellv- 649-7645 after 6 p.m. 18x20’ liv in g room w ith u n i q u e ______Vernon Circle, 7-room Split ! Ready to heat and serve! Or Terms of 35.60 Per Month ___ Businass Proparty of maintenance. The price Is n n . Progressive and expanding srad. Osorgs H. Grlfflng, Inc. fireplace arrangement. Tw o MANCHESTER — tour room Level, 3 bedrooms, family 16 YEjA R o l d boy wanted to ATTRACm VE sleeping room. For Sole 70 sensible, the location is tops. room, Priced to sell. Wesley company. 742-7886. CaU Capitol Manager Collect years old. If this sounds like Ranoh on bua lino. Near shop- VERNON — Non-development 3 work after school hours and full Gentleman, private entrance, CaU Jarvis Realty Co., Real R. Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. Till 9 P.M. your kind of house you may ping parkade, excellent condl- bedroom Ranch, fireplace, rec time vacation time, to help SINGER "SEW GREAT In ’68” shower bath. Free parking. ADAMS ST — vacant machine tors, 643-1121 to see this home want to talk to lu. Wolverton tlon. Call now only $14,600. room, garage, country sized Freezer Queen maintain apartment buildings. Sale. Drastic reductions on all Apply 195 Spruce St. shop with 10,000 square feet priced at $26,600, today. SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling COLONIAL BOARD Co. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. treed lot, $19,600. Ray Hol Call at Parkview Apartments, Demonstrators and Display on one floor, 2 acres of leuid, ten room Ranch. Breeseway, 3 666-5662 RAISED RANCH on half acre combe, Realtors, 644-1286. 1323 Burnside Ave. East Hart 616 Parker St., Manchester model “Touch ft Sew” sewing 2-famlly house included, sensi car garage, 2 kitchens, one ford, Apartment B—2. lot, 6 rooms plus family room machines. SAVE up to 360 — Room W ith Board 59-A bly priced. Must sell. T.J. — 2-famlly, 8-room and two halt baths, fireplace, ! Sliced Meats with fireplace, 2 baths, priced „ Mrs. E. S. Loftus portables, cimsoles, desks. Use EXCELLENT condition, 40“ Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. aluminum siding, large wood- MECHANIC—Farm tractor and for Immediate sale. Wesley R. units each with 3 bedrooms, SINGER’S new “1 to 38” easy electric stove. Sunbeam rotls- LARGE PLEASANT room In near Vernon Circle. Excellent ad lot. Char-Bon Realty, 943- farm equipment eng^ine MANCHESTER Green — com AVAILABLE MAY 1 Smith, Realtor. 643-1667. credit plan. .All models carry serie, 14’ upright freezer, 649- Green Manor, woman only, 0688. mechanic. Call South Windsor mercial, industrial, residential flnan9lng available. Wesley R. with Gravy EXPERIENCED man wanted Singer’s new machine guaran 0484 after 6. parking available, call 643-8283. Equipment, 289-3406, George A. package. Look this one over; ItANOB — 7 rooms, 2 tuU Smith') Realtor, 643-1667. SOUTH WINDSOR — if you -(b 4 Daily Net Prean R v MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1968 PAGE TWENTY For The Week Ended The Weather lianrl^PBtpr lEttraUtg H m U i April 18, liiB Clear tonight. Low in 80s. To morrow mostly Sumy. High 15,188 around 70. About Town Manchester— A City of Village Charm The Washington School PTA will have its annual Music Nicht txmioiTow at the school VOL. LX X X V n, NO. 167 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECmONS) MANCHESTER, (X)NN., TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1968 (OInarifled Advertlsiiig on Page 18) PRICE TEN CENTS at 7:80 pjn. llte Orade 6 glee chib and the school band will NITES be featured before the installa tion of new officers. Refresh P R t S ID E ^ ments will be served. In Kin^s Death A prayer meeting: will be held H f - ^ Hanoi Names tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Gospel Hall, 410 Center St. FBI Seen Facing Hie Saivaition Army Sun beams will meet Wednesday ait 3:80 p.m. at the Citadel. Deadend Clues T w o M en to The niing Junior Hig:h School BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — leaving the scene after King p r o will have Its final meet Deadend clues to a man who was killed April 4 by a sniper ing: of the year tonight at 7:30 vanished without a trace appar firing from a rooming house in in the school auditorium. The ently confronted FBI agents to Memphis, Tenn. H ig h P osts program will be "Youth and day in their Investigation of the Memphis witnesses described sniper slaying ot Dr. Martin Lu the suspected assassin, who re the Law," and is open to the BE SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home public. ther King Jr. gistered as John Willard at a SAIGON (A P)— North Vietnam announced two Owner for 86 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN False leads multiplied in the rooming house opposite King’s high-level appointments today, arousing speculation in The Loyalty Day committee SPECTION of your home by a Termite Control hunt for Eric Starve Galt, a motel, as about six feet and san Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, mysterious quiet-talking man dy-haired and "a clean, neat Saigon that they would be Hanoi’s representatives at of the VFW will meet tonight peace talks with the United States. at 7:30 at the post home. phone our nearest local office: whose last known address was a man." Birmingham rooming house. No trace of Willard has appar Hanoi broadcast the announcement that Kuan Thuy The Italian American Club His former landlord said Mon ently been found. had been appointed a government minister and that will meet tonight at 7:30 at the day he had identified drawings An FBI alert for Eric Starve Tran Quang Huy had been named chairman of the cul clubhouse. shown by FBI agents as resem Galt in a white Mustang was Is tural and educational board of the premier’s office. 649-9240 bling Eric Galt. sued in Florida last ’Thursday, Analysts ot North Vietnamese ------Manchester Chapter, Disabled "It’s him," ' said Peter but was canceled. However, the affairs in Saigon, assessing the American Veterans, will meet Cherpes, 72, who runs a two-sto-' FBI has continued a search for titles given the two men and tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. ry Southslde boarding house Galt’s whereabouts or clues to their background, speculated American Legion Home. DIV. OP BLISS BCTIRMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 where an Eric Galt lived for six his past. that ’Thuy might head Hanoi’s weeks last fall. After Cherpes disclosed what negotiating team and Huy might Four Jets The women of the Church The Oldest and Leisest in Conn. Galt’s abandoned white Mus his boarder said of his work and be its chief spokesman. of Christ and their guests will tang was Impounded last ’Thurs background. Associated Press Thuy, 66, also known as Nguy meet for a Bible study tomor day by the FBI In Atlanta. It fit Inquiries turned up blanks. en Xuan ’Thuy, was foreign min Lost Over row at 10 a.m. in the Fellow Shell Becomes Altar at Rockville Sunrise Service the description of a car seen Is there a real Eric Starvo ister of North Vietnam from 1963 to 1966 and more recently ship Room of the church. Music shell is used as altar at Easter sunrise services yesterday at Rock- Galt? ’The FBI was asked, but cil, was led by the young people of the Protestant parishes and included a has been a member of the Com vllle’s Fox Hill. The service. sponsored by the Rockville Area Clergy Coun folk song on guitar. (Herald photo by Pinto.) declined comment. Neither Mystic Review, NABA, will would the» FBI say why Galt munist Party central committee Vietnam 6 meet tomorrow ait 7:30 p.m. at secretariat and head of the cen The Professional Women’s Manchester WATES will Daughters of Union Veterans was wanted, though the Florida Odd Fellows Hall. A kltxlhen alert had sought only to spot the tral committee's foreign rela SAIGON (AP) — The air war Club will meet tomorrow at 8 meet tamorrow at the Italian of the Civil War will meet to tions department. social will be conducted after Foundation to Administer man, not arrest him. No war against North Vietnam cost the p.m. in the Federation Room at American Club, 135 Eldridge morrow at 8 p.m. at the home Leftists the business meeting. rant had been issued then. Thuy has wide diplomatic ex United States four more planes Center Congregational Church. St. Weighing in will be from 7 ot Mrs. Robert Schubert of 17 The man known as Eric Galt perience and has made many Monday, two shot down over the Mrs. Robert M. Lavalle of Gard to 8 pm. A “Mitch Miller Summer St. Five More Scholarships COMPLETE toeUT k trips abroad. He was deputy southern panhandle and two lost ner, Mass., the former Hope Sing-^ong” will be conducted INIURANIMITH* had said he was employed at a Riot in Mississippi shipyard, but there President Johnson shakes hands at Honolulu Airport. (AP Photofax) chairman of the North Viet when they collided in the air, Henderson of Manchester, will after a business meeting. Hollis Circle of South Metho The addiUon of five more The four other scholarships < iw ct I91A namese delegation to the Gene military sources said today. speak and show a film on Eu dist Church will meet tomorrow are os follows: was no record of him. He WANTED scholarships 'to the list of those INSURANCE claimed he held Louisiana driv va conference on Laos in 1961 Five of the fliers were rescued at 7 :30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. rope. Hostesses are Miss Ruth The Women’s Home League aAninistered by the Manches A $100 Manchester Fine Arts and attended the 22nd congress and one was lost. Cleon, Late Model Porter, Miss Huldah Butler, of the Salvation Army wUl Robert Burroughs, 267 Green Associaition Scholarship, to be er’s license six years ago. but ter Scholarship Foundation Frankfurt no record was found in the files. of the Soviet Communist party A U.S. spokesman suggested Mrs. Evelyn Lloyd and Mrs. have a fellowship meeting to Rd., Mrs. Gary Cornell will lead awarded a student planning to that year along with President has been announced by the FRANKFURT, Germany There are mysteries within LBJ Presses Peace Talks the North Vietnamese may be USED C A R S John Flynn. morrow at 2 p.m. at the Junior a Bible study on the Book of study any of the arte. SERVICE Ho Chi Mlnh and Le Duan, first foundation’s trustees. the mystery: Galt left the Bir moving more antiaircraft guns Room of the Citadel. Mrs. An Psalms. Members are remind (AP) — Police battled leftist secretary of the North Viet Top Prices Paid Awards will be made at an A $100 Perennial Planters mingham boarding house last HONOLULU (AP) — Presi and placards—the friends clear Several hours after Johnson months took him more than 16 south to counter the increase in nie Russell is in charge of pro ed to bring their Bibles. Garden Club Scholarship, to a demonstrators in the streets namese party. For A ll nStakes! Maij. Samuel Rome of the nual ceremonies in June, to be /I Oct. 7, saying he had a ship Job dent Johnson, pressing Hanoi ly were more numerous—John spoke the official North Viet miles from the airport to a luxu American bombing of the pan gram. Hostesses are Mrs. Flor student planning study of the around the Axel Springer pub Thuy also has attended meet Detective Division of the State ’The Adult Study Class of South eligible, candidates must be in Mobile, Ala. but in Decem for an early and serious re son reviewed peace efforts in an namese (Jommunlst newspaper rious temporary Wilte House on handle since President Johnson CARTER CHEVROLET Police win speak tomorrow at ence Llnei' and Mrs. Lavina Manchester residents and mem natural sciences. sponse to Vietnam peace ef address from the steps of lolanl Nhan Dan said the United the Pacific shores. ings of left-wing peace organiza Methodist Church will meet to REAL lishing plants in Frankfurt and ber, he turned in the keys to his tions in Peking, Moscow, Cairo, banned raids farther north. 7:30 pm. ait a meeting of the Chagnon. bers of the graduating class of A $75 award from the Hart forts, is also bearing down on Palace, seat of the Hawaiian States showed ’’lack of good CO., INC. morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Munich Monday night as thou safety deposit box at the Bir While here, Johnson said, he Rangoon and Stockholm. The two planes shot down Newcomer’s Club of the Man either Manchester High or EJast ford County Association of Me sands of students tried to pre mingham ’Trust National Bank. military problems in confer government. These efforts focus will" in turning down two sites 1229 Main St. church. ESTATE would discuss what he termed Since 1966 Thuy has been sec were Air Force F108s and both chester YWCA at lUing Junior St. Bridget’s Rosary Society Catholic High School, dical Assistants, to a student ences at the U.S. Pacific com at this stage on finding a mu Hanoi has proposed, Warsaw vent distribution of today’s In addition, a duplicate driv the twins paths to peace with retary-general of North Viet were hit near Dong Hoi, about Phone 649-5238 High School. The event is open and the men of the parish are The $900 Edward L. Pouech planning to enter either a medi mand post. tually acceptable preliminary and Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Holy Family Mothers Cir newspapers. er’s license for Eric Starvo Galt the top military command and, nam’s Fatherland Front, whose 40 miles north of the demilitar to the pubUc. sponsoring a bingo Monday, Scholarship Fund, formerly ad cal secretarial or medical as Johnson’s schedule today cen meeting site. A Nhan Dan article broadcast cle will meet Wednesday at the More than 150 demonstrators was mailed to the Birmingham on Wednesday, with President main activity is propaganda for ized zone. The U.S. spokesman April 22, at 7:30 p.m. at St. sistant program. tered on a visit to the hilltop Declaring “ precious time is from Hanoi flung back in the home of Mrs. John Haney, 160 ministered by Instructors of the were arrested as student rioting address March 1, nearly seven Chung Hee Park of South Ko reunification of North and South said antiaircraft fire around Bridget School Cafeteria. ’There headquarters of Adm. U.S. being lost," Johnson said: President’s face his offer in the Parker St., after the Combined Handlcapi>ed, will now be han A $75 scholarship given by the spread to West Germany. Thirty months after he left, and it ap rea, a somewhat restive ally Vietnam. Dong Hoi was extremely heavy will be an early bird special. Grant Sharp, the Pacific com ’’For us, this is not a propa past to send U.S. negotiators Catholic Mother’s Circle meet dled by the foundation. An an Jaycee Wives of Manchester. demonstrators were reported parently vanished. The Bir concerned about American Huy, 46, has been deputy di and possibly the enemy had Coffee and doughnuts will be mander in chief who will retire ganda exercise. We have sent anywhere at any time for talks. 120 IS ing at 8 p.m. nual award of $100 will be giv ’This award carries no restric seriously injured. mingham post office indicated steadfastness in the Pacific rector of the central commit been installing new weapons po served. The event is open to the en to a student who has been tions except residency. One student was- reported hit no forwarding address was left in July. The President said he serious and considered mes "This statement is big-sound area. wanted to talk about the mili sages aimed at bting:lng about ing and allows no misunder tee’s propaganda and education sitions in the panhandle area. public, and tickets may be pur The annual meeting of the a member of lOH, until the ’The Scholarship Foundation by a Springer truck during an for Galt. Johnson said he would talk tary situation in Vietnam with the earliest possible contact. standing,” the article said. —agitprop—committee, also Since President Johnson halt chased at the door. Bennet Junior High School fimd is depleted. was established in 1965 by the attempt to blockade the publish '"The papers said he went about "our diplomatic initiative Sharp and his designated suc ’’What is needed today is an "Yet, after making many such known as the propaganda Indoc- ed U-S. bombing north of the PTSO, whlcii was scheduled The fund was established by Chamber of (Commerce to serve ROBERT J . SMITH, er's Hamburg plant. down March 1 to ask for a dupli in seeking talks with North Viet trlnatlon department, and was 20th Parallel on April 1 in an at- equally serious reply, reacting ’The Combined Catholic Moth the family and friends of Ed aa a focus for the various West Berlin was free of stu cate license and he put the cessor ,Adm. John S. McCain. statements the Johnson admin nam” and the readiness ot al for Wednesday, has been post to our proposals for neutral istration now changes time.” an alternate member of the cen tempt to open peace discusaLona A ers Circle will meet Wednes ward L. Pouech, a 1963 grad scholarship efforts in Manches dent violence Monday for the same address, which was The President gave North lied forces "to meet every chal I f l U poned until further notice. INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 sites or offering additional Johnson got a generally tral committee. with Hanoi, U.S. pilots have day at 8 p.m. at St. Bartholo uate of Mcinchester High and ter. first time since the attempted wrong. He wasn’ t here," said Vietnam a new peace prod Mon lenge on the battlefield of South FOB A UFETIHE! suggestions of neutral capitals friendly welcome to the palm- He was a member of a North more than doubled their usual You’ll never have to buy film a«aln . . . mew’s Church. Circles are re former lOH member, after the At ceremonies last June, assassination there last Thurs Cherpes, who recalls Galt as day, soon after arriving in Hon Vietnam.” because each time LIxKetts develops and where both of us have repre studded 60th state. Thousands of Vietnamese delegation that vis number of daily raids on the minded to bring Items for a youth was killed in a 1965 mo scholarships totaling approxi 649-5241 day of Rudl Dutechke, 28-year- "nice and friendly, quiet.” olulu. Flying to Hawaii with him prints your roll of Black & White or Town Changes sentatives and communica people saw him as his first or ited France, Romania and the panhandle. Koda-coior film we give you ABSO- newsletter. tor vehicle accident while he mately $10,000 were awarded to 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER old leader of the Socialist Stu Cherpes described Galt as As friends and critics vied for I.U’TEL.Y FREE, a fresh roll ot film ganized motorcade in about six (See Page Ten) Soviet Union in September, 1966, One of the F105 pilots, Col. (Ground Floor Noxt to Houm & HoM dent Federation, or SDS. But attention with shouts, chants tions.” for your camera. We replace the film Title of Post was serving in Germany with more than 30 graduating high about 6 feet, 166-176 pounds with but nothing else Is known about David W. Winn, 44, of Minneap you have developed. It's all fresh- more than 2,000 West Berlin stu dated and top quality and Ko St. Christopher’s Mothers the U.S. Army. school seniors. blue eyes and light brown hair, him in Saigon. olis, Minn., maneuvered his dents held a nonviolent demon dak. too. Quick processing . . . Circle will meet tomorrow at ’The Town of Manchester has a neat, taciturn man. "If some crippled Thunderchlef 100 miles I M hoar service for stration imder the watchful eyes black an] wliUe (Just 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. changed the title of purchasing body talked to him, he would Hanoi Accuses U.S. south over the South Chtaa Sea, a IKUe bit longer for John Foley, 26 Llndman St. agent to director of general of police with water cannon. talk,” the landlord recalled. TOKYO (AP) — North Viet P color). A Edward Keiderling, Sharon Gworek balled out at 18,0(X) feet, and Mrs. Richard Berthlaume will services and is advertising for Dutechke, hospitalized with Galt had a room at the board nam accused the United States three bullet wounds, was report was picked up by a "jolly green be co-hostess. There will be a open examination for the post. ing house from Aug. 26 to Oct. 7, today of displaying a "lack of giant” helicopter, 6 2 0 ed out of immediate danger. A Chinese auction. Applications are available in 1967, Cherpes said. The rent was good will" by rejecting two sites The pilot of the second F105 is house painter accused of shoot the Personnel Office in the Mu $22.60 a week. "He regilstered proposed by Hanoi * for ' initial listed as missing in action, AT THE PARKADE ing him, 23-year-old Josef Bach- hera..that he came from Pasca M i l s Valedictorian, Salutatorian nicipal Building, and must be peace meetings. Military sources said two lUGGETT DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST) mann, was wounded by the po goula, Miss." The boarder said returned no later than May 7. I'he official Communist party Navy F4 Phantoms- from car lice who captured him and was he worked at Ingalls in shlp- By BILL COE PROFESSIONAL The position became vacant newspaper Nhan Dan note(l that riers in the Tonkil Gulf collided Mlarch 30, upon the death of Manchester High School sen- (See Page Two) (8ee Page Eight) U.S. officials had said contacts southeast of Vlnh, a North Viet SUEOE Joseph S. Haas. ions Edward Keiderling and were continuing with Hanoi for namese city about 145 miles Jab specifications call for an Sharon A. Gworek, both 17, initial peace meetings. north of the demilitarized zone, annual salary range of $8,190 have earned '.o p honors in the The official Communist party but all four crewmen parachut- FLETCHER CU SS CO. OF MANOHBSTkR GLEANING to $10,140, and State that the 635-onetniber MHS Class of 1968. director will work under the DONE ON PREMISES They were named valedictorian (Bee Page Ten) (See Page Ten) general supervision of Develop and salutatorian, respectively, “ When You Think of Glass, 649-4521 ment Coordinator John Har Antipoverty Figures at a traditional honors assembly kins, who is the acting pur Think of Fletcher** Parkade Cleaners this morning in Bailey Auditor chasing agent. ium. Keiderling is the son of Mr. ‘Inflated’ in Detroit and Mrs. Martin Keiderling of Phone Worker Strike 54 McKEE STREET 19 Buckingham St. Miss Gworek •WASHINGTON (AP) — A committee all were looking into is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS General Accounting Office re operations of the antipoverty Raymond Gworek of 30 French port says the Detroit antipover agency—the Mayor’s Commit Rd. Is Seen Inevitable from $25.00 to $45.00 tee for Human Resources Devel A total of 91 additional stu HOUSE ty administration has given the opment, headed by Mayor Je dents attained honors by main WASHINGTON (AP) — Only hard and unceasingly for the government an Inaccurate and rome P. Cavanagh. taining scholastic averages of a miracle can avert a nation substantial general (weige) In Now Is tbe time to bring In your sereens to be repslred. misleading information on parti wide strike of some 200,000 tele crease that our members both Storm window glass replaced, The GAO already is at work “B ” or higher during their three cipants and tried to get finan on a new audit of the Detroit years of senior high school. phone workers next Thursday, need and deserve.” cial cred«-'for-facilities that program. Its published report Their names were read by says President Joseph A. Beime Some 8,000 members of anoth AUTO GLASS INSTALLEO weren’t used. covered the 1905 and 1968 fiscal Vice Principal George Emmer- of the AFL-CIO Communica er union, the AFL-CIO Interna The report to Congiress on a years. ling, senior class adviser, who tions Workers. tional Brotherhood of Electrical CU SS FURNITURE TOPS GAO audit also found "duplica Detroit has received about $50 also cited the 66 others compris Alter a seven-houi' meeting Workers, are already on strike HALE iiiii A tion of administrative effort and million In federal antipoverty ing the first quarter of the with the union’s executive board against the New Jersey Bell MIRRORS (Fireplace and Ooor) cost" in the Detroit program funds. Only New York and Chi class. Monday, Belrne said: Telephone Co. and 14,000 mem ill ★ which it said the U.S. office of cago have gotten more. Detroit During the firsit period as “ The board is in full agree bers of Beime’s union are re PICTURE FRAMING (all types) Economic Opportunity has been also is one of only two cities sembly, the seniors heard a brief ment that the strike appears in specting the picket lines and re unable to correct. In this con whose major antipoverty agen address by Assistant Superin evitable at this point and that fusing to work. nection, the GAO, which is an cy la an arm of city government tendent of Schools Ronald P. our position must be to press The New Jersey telephone WINCOW and PUTE GLA^ arm of Congress criticized use rather than an Independent non Soott. company said supervisory per of a Catholic church agency. profit corporation. The other is Bmmerllng then announced sonnel stayed on the job and Rtg. $9.95 there was no interruption of 6-VO LT The 86-page report was re Chicago. the names of the valedictorian leased shortly after the Asso service to its 2.2 million custom MOTR-SPINR The GAO said some participa and salutatoi’ian, who took seats ciated Press reported that the ers when the strike began Mon (M S1-M S2L J tion figures provided by the De- on the stage for the remainder Space Linkup GAO, the Detroit city auditor’s of the program. day. office and a state ieg:islatlve (8ee Page Two) At the close of the program, Beime conceded that a strike by his members would also Manchester's Oldest FITS THESE CARS: the seniors returned to their Bulck LiSibft '64-'66; Buick Spicitl Skylark ’64-’66; Chackar '60'66; Chavrvlat '62 without Air home rooms, where their teach Seen Helping have little immediate impact on Cond. '63'66 8 cyl. 327 & 409, '63-’66 6 cyl. 230 & B cyl. 283 with Air Cond.; Chavtila '64 ‘66 Opt. most customers, except for long ' ■ ■ * " ■ ...... ■ ** ------' ...... LA.MO ers advised them of their indi with Finest distance calls and other service ___ II vidual class standings. . - .. ___ .. . . larcury '66 '64 All stdj Olds F-IS '64 '66; Ptvmout requiring an operator, because aicept taxi: Pontiac '6S-'66; Ramblar '96-'66; siudobakar ‘S6-'M axcapt Avanti '6i-'63; .. Political Scene This year’s class, with 636 can Soviet Plans Facilities '63 ‘M B cyi.: Thundorbird 'S6 '64 All atd.; Valiant '60-'61, '64 '66 22S ang.; Willya '58 ‘66. of the highly automated nature didates, is 63 members larger WASHINGTON (AP) — West of the nation’s telephone sys 6 than last year when the smallest WHITEWALL or ern space experts believe the tem. . April Brake Is Nixon Disturbed class since 1959 was graduated. latest linkup of two Russian sa "The $30 billion computer BLACKWALL Keiderling, a three-year mem tellites has provided the Soviets they call the Bell Telephone Service Special ber of the National Honor Socie with technical knowledge to System is just about the most ANY ty and a finalist in this year’s LISTED... move forward with two pro spectacular achievement in the By Gov. Rockefeller? National Merit Scholarship com grams : to send men to the moon entire world of automation—but petition, plans to attend a four- and to build a manned space without the skills of our mem * 8 , U \ 4.10 ••IKoul toll year college and, although he OaiUltlMI bfOkOI U i 4ulO« 2-Gal. Gas Can GOODYEAR WASHINGTON (AP) — If announced he would not become station for military purposes. bers who repaff it and keep it PROBLEM PERSPIRATION •<('> 14" 40)btlin| O'ittt has not decided on a major field >41 tJ om’'*4 4pi» w n Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller’s an active candidate for the nom The next step, expected soon, running, that computer wlU 404 P4ll| <1 n440O0 Pm ctn. Mowan MCG of study, says he probably will Mi ■MBittaii J[ ination but would accept a should be space dockings involv eventually become an enormous Wp rem utf Ironi whfela. NEW TREADS likely challenge for the Republi c le in (ro n l whoitl bi-arings draft. pursue a liberal arts program. ing manned ships—a feat ac pile of junk," he said. SOLVED! A clearly marked. 3-coIor gaa retreads on sound lire bodies can presidential nomination is inapoci grrair teals, add He has received early ac complished by America’s Gemi A 3 p.m. Thursday deadline fluid, ad|u*i braket all 4 can. Fealuraa a dtluxe plaolic disturbing Richard M. Nixon, The New York governor and air vani and O'/t* reveraible ceptances both to the University ble by new type of formula wheela. and letl. ■ the former vice president is con Nixon will match nia^r speech ni astronauts as early as March for the strike would Involve even for thousands who produced by a trustworthy flexible metal epout. of Chicago and Harvard Unlver- cealing it with a "come on in” es before the Ameotcan Society 1966. 23,000 telephone installers, perspire heavily An 55-year-old laboratory. ally. SPIUNG m m public stance. of Nswspaper Editors in Wash- It is believed the Soyuz 1 whom the union is using to try antiperspirant that really Don’t give in to perspira Sharon Gworek already has (Jharlos McWhorter, a top Ingiton this week. The New York flight last April was to have to set a new wage pattern. They works! Solves underarm tion worries; try Mitchum CHANOEova S rE C tM L been accepted and will enroll problems for many who had Anti-Perspirant today. FOR ‘plut 27c to 44C Nixon lieutenant, said-in an in governors’ appearance Is being been the first Soviet space link are the highest paid, averaging (Elxcerpte from an unsolicited leftiter) Tubs.-Wed ■ Thurs. o n ly-C sll lor Appointment! terview Nixon believes A Rocke at Hartwick College, Oneonta, up. But the plans were upset $3.7 on hour compared with an despaired of effective help. LIQUID CR CREAM $3.00 touted as a sort of unofficial re Mitchum Anti-Perspirant feller candidacy would revive entry into the nomination race. N. Y., where she hopes to major when the spacecraft developed average of $2.79 for all tele Dear Mr. West: 90-dfty supply. roliiodoblo Urn keeps underarms abso SNOW TIRES public interest in the Republi On the Democratic side of the in foreign languages in prepara control and parachute problems phone workers. lutely dry for thousands of tion for a career either In teach that killed the cosmonaut pilot, A strike by the installers The kind and brotherly manner in 10 Point Safety Check can convention. race. Sen. Eugene J. Mc<3arthy grateful users. Positive ac REMOVED 7,75«M . 6.95x14 7.35x15 lAIGEX "It certainly will liven things got back Into campaign harness ing or as a translator-interpret Vladmimlr M. Komarov. would halt work on putting In which you handled the arrangements tion coupled with coinplctc and your 0 (7.50x14) NO MONEY DOWN (6.50x14) (6.50x15) SIZES up,” said McWhorter. today after a long Easter week er. While the Soyuz ship was new telephone equipment and helped us when we needed it most gentleness to normal skin 7.35x14 7.75x15 6.40x15 4 lor Most of the starch went out of Both have maintained consis being redesigned, tl\e Soviets around the nation. They am em and clothing is made possi- REGULAR TIRES (6.70x15) on o u r end with a visit to Charleston, will always be remembered. Brakea, ateerlng. front * raar (7.00x14) the GOP contest when Michigan tently high academic averages used the unmanned Cbsmos 186 ployes of the Western Electric k W. Va. (Herald photo by Pinto) light!. Urea horn, exhauft, 7.00x13 6.50x13 6.00x(] *54«* E asy Pay P lan ! Gov. George Romney withdrew JNSTALLED waiher glaai, wlpara, mlr- Sharon Gworek^ salutatorian; Edward KeiderUng, valedictorian. (See Page Eight) (See Page Tea) (See Page Tea) • ESTABLISHED 1874 • . .. Main Street, Do.w^t^own Manchester . . . rora, laat balU. and Rockefeller subsequently (Bee Page Two) OPEN 6 DAYS • THURSDAY NIGHTS tUl 9:00 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE VernoH Circle— Phone 646-0101 B ,- ■ ■v: I. '•'/ V. , -■ V. against Hugh cuss politics but there was no ple will be asked to hold an ad smashed a window at the south taurant, East Hartford, now Godwin said Sunday night Issued in Crash Maplewood Rd., Storrs, charged “The Secret Book” was created to help daughter, four grandchildren, naval forces in Europe and slat and Theresa Hayden, 290 School visory vote relative to continua east corner of the building to called the Marco Polo. He was that it was "a fair interpreta sign the governors would take a with speeding and failure to dis pre-teenage children know what to do and three great-grandchildren. ed) to succeed Sharp in July. A Manchester woman was St., $126.62. tion of the project next year. get in. also part owner of the East Side tion” to say that a majority of united stand behind a presiden play marker is scheduled for when away from adult protection and ap Johnson planned to speak on tial candidate. PTA officers for next year will Police said they apparent Funeral services will be held Restaurant of New Britain. the governors do not favor Ken charged with making an im Building Permits court appearance May IS, and proached by a stranger. It is available tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the his arrival at Honolulu Interna be nominated. Members are in ly attempted to break into a He was a member and past tional Airport. Then he was to nedy. But he also said that proper right turn and was issued Robert Copelandt fence at 26 Thomas P. Koepke, 21, of North in as many copies as you need by phon Mary and Martha cihapel of the vited to bring guests. Refresh cigarette machine, but failed steward of the Hartford Saen- go by motorcade to the lolani many goveynors intend to try to a written warning for dri'vlng af Mather St., $100. Windham, charged with failure First Congregational Church of ing, writing or calling in person at ments will be served. and left. gerbund Society. He was also a Palace, where Democratic Gov. take uncommitted delegations F. J. hUnor, additions to to obey a stop sign, is to appear East HarUord. The Rev. Wil ter drinking, following an acci Holmes Funeral Home. Mason and a Shriner. John Burns has his office. to the Democratic National Con dwelling at 73 Amott Rd., $600. About Town April 29. liam E. Flyrtn will officiate. dent yesterday at 12:15 p.m. Survivors include his wife, Press secretary George (Chris vention. Robert Samuelson, now St. Elizabeth Mothers Circle , Burial will be In Scantic Cem Gov. Dan K. Moore of North Maude S. Barber of 25 Mar dwelling at 766 Center St., $12,- Mrs. Anna Fiiinger Wlmmer; a tian said today’s schedule in Ha will meet Wednesday at the In addition, a film depicting an actual etery, East Windsor. brother, Carl 'Wlmmer of West Carolina said Southern Demo garet Rd., allegedly took a turn 00 0 . Andover waii would be largely ceremo home of Mrs. Michael Maasaro, child molestation case is available for The Newkirk and Whitney Fu Hartford; a slstler, Mrs. Helen nial. The meeting with Sharp crats lean toward Humphrey too wide from Elm Ter., onto Ernest A. Kearns, alterations 67 White St. Mrs. WlUiam Gal- ^ O i l WANTED! neral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Mueller of.Harriman, N.Y., and and McCain comes Tuesday, and feel he would do better than Park St., driving her car into and additions to dwelling at 220 lo is co-hostess. The meeting IxrfllU lllflF oC llO O l showing to church, school and civic East Hartford, is in charge of two sisters in Germany. and Johnson is due to meet with Kennedy in their region. a car operated by Arthur F. E. Middle Tpke., $3,000. ■will be held after a Combined -ar o>trkTk groups. Please call 643-2441 for an ap- arrangements. FHmerai services will be held Park on Wednesday. Kenneth P. O’Donnell, a Ken Pomakis, 26, of 9 Mlddlefield Manchester Lumber (3o. for Catholic Mothers Circle meet Has 342 Pupils pointaient if your group wishes to see MEN - WOMEN There will be no calling hours. tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Rose St., police said. There were Raymond Geltlrig, alterations to ing Wednesday at 8 pjm. at St. this informative film. age 18 and over. Prepare Lin(x>ln Service has helped Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., no injuries listed as a result of dwelling at' 212 Henry St., $600. Bartholomew's Church. The enrollment at the Ele now for U. S. Civil Service thousands prepare for these Rocky Hill. Burial ■will be in the the collision. The Barber wom mentary Sch(x>l has Jumped job openings during the next tests every year since 1948. Personal Notices Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky MEA Defers to Objections^ an will appear in court April Members of the Queen of since September and la now 12 months. It is one o f the largest and Hill. 29. oldest privately owned Thieves Steal Peace Mothers Circle will at at 342. Hie figure of 329 an Government positions pay In Memoriam Friends may call at the funer Manchester police cruiser schools of its kind and is Will Pick New Arbitrator tend a Oomiblned Catholic Moth nounced in the fall included 14 high starting salaries. They not connected •with the In loving memory of our dear son al home tonight from 7 to 9. was involved In an accident Sat and brother, Howard B. HaaUi^s, Two Machines ers Circle meeting Wednesday children of the Special Class, HOLMES FUNERAL HOME provide much greater secur Government. who passed away April 15, 1962. The Manchester Education As stipulate that each party in a urday at 8 p.m. in a driveway at 8 p.m. at St. Bartholomew 'which was moved back to He- ity than privaite employment Veronica M, Hastings Mrs. Lloyd E. Bnuiian sociation says it will defer to dispute may select one arbitra at 376 Burpham St. when the Some youthful thieves, ap Church. The circle will have its bron Jon. 1. The actual Increase and excellent opportunity for For FREE booklet on Gov Dorothea V. SpUlane ernment jobs. Including list’ Mrs. Doris Coleman Braman, objections .raised by the Board tor, and that the two persons so cruiser, operated by Sgt. George regular meeting April 24 at a 27. 400 M A IN STREET advanoement Many positions parently preferring peanuts and of positions and salaries, fill In Memoriam 64, ct[ East Hartford, mother of of Education by selecting anoth chosen shall select the third C. Dent, was backed Into a time and pl-ace to be announced. Party Women to Meet 643-2441 require little or no specialized gum to (jandy, milk or ice education or experience. out coupon and mail at once to loving memory of Mrs. Angela Leonard C. Braman of Manches er arbitrator to represent it in member of an impartial panel. p^ked a car driven by Felma M. ------*1716 Democratic Women’s Mlasaaro DeSimone who passed cream, made off with two com - —TODAY. away April 16. 1949. ter, died yesterday at Manches their salary-contract dispute. In naming Cronin as the Viclno of Wapping. Damage to The Eighth District F7re De- Club meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. But to get one of these jobs, In a letter to board chairman MEA’s second choice, Skinner both vehicles was negligible. You ■wlU also get fuU details ter Memorial Hospital. She was plete vending machines from partment Women’s Auxiliary *n the Town Hall. Speaker will you must pass a test. The on how We can train you for More and more each day we miss said, “ We have been. In contact her. the wife of Lloyd E. Braman. John Rottner, MEA President '^ cm a s S. Scrlvens, 40, of the Wesft Side Recreation <3en- will meet Wednesday at 8 be Richard Grant Sr., of He- competition is keen and. in these tests, at home, whUe Friends may think the wound Is Survivors also Include two Kenneth -Skinner today said his with Mr. Cronin and . . . have some cases only one out of healed W elt Hartford, received a writ ter, 110 Cedar St., during the pjn. at the fire , headquarters. bron, who will talk on parlia you keep your present Job. But they little know the sorrow, grandchlldk-en. organization is naming as its been assured by him that he ten warning for failure to drive weekend. Main and Hilliard Sts. mentary procedures. 1 m five pass. Don’t delay—ACT NOW! We want you to see and hear everything we have to offer. (We have 13 departmerits here, you know.) Or pick up , r • Lies within our heaarts concealed^ Funeral services will be held arbitrator, Atty. Michael E. knows of no valid objections to left Saturday at 9:50 a.ni. after The meeting is open to the Police said the thieves un UNCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 4-S-3B Our new shade of turquoise. Our slim Trimline'-” phone your free copy of our colorful new catalog, "The Tele Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Cronin Jr. of Old Saybrook. hla serving.” he allegedly took a left turn Husband, Sons. Dauglitcr. screwed a nickel peanut ma Mrs. John Hamilton of New public. Pekin, Illinois with the dial that comes to you. Our handset phone Line’’. Now you know why we opened Daughtcr-in-Law and Newkirk and Whitney FHmeral The school board last week Cronin has had experience as from Florence St. to Spruce St. chine and a penny gum machine ington, president of the Amer The Republican Town Com Grandchildren I am very much Interested. Please send me FREE (1) A Ust that was especially designed for the hard-of- The Phone Store. Stop in any weekday between Home, 318 Burnside Ave.; East challenged the MEA’s first an arbitrator and has not had too wide, dri'vlng his car Into from their wall mountings, ig ican Baptist Women of Oon- mittee will meet Tuesday, April 8:30 and 5:00 — in the building we used to call Hartford. The Rev. Earle R. choice,' Atty. Donald J. Deneen any previous contact with the of U. S. Government positions and salaries; (2) Information hearing. Everything. There’s so much that’s In Memoriam a utility pole. Scrlvens was not noring the three larger ice necUcut, -will install officers o f 23, at 8 p.nu in the Town Office on how to qualify for a U. S. Government Job. new, it’s almost impossible to describe it all "the telephone office". Or, if you can’t get In loving memory of our sister, Custer, pastor of North Metho of Windsor, on grounds that De MEA, Skinner said. injured during the impact. cream, milk and candy ma the Women’s Society of Com- Building, with the newly elected Mrs. Mary Pratt, who passed away dist Church, will officiate. neen last winter had served as ,The MEA decided to go to N a m e...... '...... A g e ...... over the phone. We also want you to have a dowr) here, just give us a call. We still like doing Aprs 14, 1949. A car owned by William A. chines, nearby. munity Baptist Church tomor- members, Mrs. Dorothy Kauff- business over the phone. Aftfer all, our busi A committal service will be counsel for the teacher group arbitration after state-level me Taylor incurred damage to Its The .two mc^ohines were row at 8 pjn. in PeJlowshlp man, Ylo Anson, Thomas Ker- S treet...... ! ...... ) ...... P h on e...... place where you can come to discuss your bill. In our hearts your memory lingers. held Thursday at 3 p.m. at and its affiliate, the Connecticut diation failed to resolve its dif Or complain. Or ask about a particular service. ness is what you call on. ' ' Sweetly, tender, fond, and true. right front door from a hit and found emplUed of coin and con- HaU o f the church. It was In^ rlgan, Sidney Organ, aqd Erich Oity ...'...... -...... State ...... There's not a day dear sister, Mountain St. Cemetery, Cam Education Association, and was, ferences wltli the board over a run motorist as it was parked The Southern Englend Telephone Compeny That we do not triink of you. tents, in a wooden area behind correctly reported in Saturday’s Sllsmets being seated. The elec- New den, Maine. » therefore, not "impartial.” teachers’ salary schedule fop In front of his residence, 426 a residence at 16 N. Fairfield Herald that the installati