THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1068 Avetuta Dally Net PNaa Run r m n t w e n t y For The Week EedeB The Weather £«pnitt0 HmUi April t t , 1N8 CHoudy tonlgM end tomotrow Pfc. John R. Caine, son of May Day Theme lEupnittg llrraUi with showers likely. (Low to Aboilt Town Mr. find Mrs. Frank Caine of 15,020 night in 40s. Totnorrow 00 to 94 Chambers St., is serving with NATIONAL PAVING 00. Manchester 4 City of Village Charm 60. Th« property «nd lighting com Battery I, 29th Artillery, in O f B entley F air mittees of the Manchester Com Vietnam, J 12 M A IN ST. TA lCO T TV R iC . C O N N . VOL. LXXXVH, NO. 182 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) munity Playera will meet Sun Miss Arline Evans Shennihg ’’Once upon a May Day” is MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1968 (Oleeelfled Advertleing on Fege *8) PRICE TEN CENTS day at 2 p.m. at the home of the theme for the Bentley School The B0-«0 Club of St. Mary’s and Ronald Paul Lewis, both of Mrs. Harold Bonham, SB Amott PTA Fair, to be held at the DWVeWAYS-^ARKING AREAS Episooipal' Church will have its Manchester, were united in Rd. The. group’s forthcoming school Saturday, May 20, from DEVELOPMENT WORK final supper of the season and marriage Saturday afternoon at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Co-chairmen production, "Period of Adjust eteaOon of officers tomorrow ment,” will be discussed. The South Methodist Church. are Mrs. Granville Lingard and All Types Amesite—Repaired and Installed at 7 p.m. alt the dhurch. Dr. A. play win be presented FWday The bride is a. daughter of Mr. ' Mrs. Richard Splller. Elmer Dislcan will apeak and . This year, there will be sev Free Estimates—Time Payments and Saturday, May 10 and 11, show aUdes o f the SS HOPE. and Mrs. Nils Shennlng of 189 at Bowers School. eral new attractions for the chil Reservations will be taken for Eldridge St. The brideg^room Is dren. A bicycle contest has Tel^hone 646-2431 GIs Crush a dinner-dance June 7 at the U.S., North Viet Set Paris the son of Mr. and Mrs. RaJph been planned, smd there will be Craig F. Johnson, son of Mr, Manchester Country du b. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Johnson of Lewis of 9 Lilac St. a Robin Hood’s Den, strictly fbr and Mrs. Elmer Odell are boys, and an Alice In Wonder ^ 42 Holl St. was promoted to chairmen of the supper. ’The Rev. Richard Dupee of Army specialist five recently South Methodist Church per land booth, exclusively for girls. Attack at Stuart Jones, an art teacHbr while "assigned as company The North American Benefit formed the double-ring cere clerk with the 702 Medical Co. mony. James McKay was or in the Glastonbury schools, will Association Guard d u b will do sketchings throughout the at Ft. Meade, Md. He is a 1061 meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the ganist and Alan Snellgrove wai graduate of Manchester High soloist. Bouquets of white carna day. Pony rides and a magic FRIDAY home of Mrs. Maude White, 69 show will also be featured. As Site for Talks on Peace School and received a B.A. de tions decorated the altar. Pine St. Committee chairmen are as Dong Ha gree In psychology In 1966 from The bride was given in mar Windham College, Putney, Vt. follows: Attic Antiques, Mrs. K Ni U’;N ( VALUES May FeUowship Day wlU be riage by her father. She wore a Albert Harrison and Mrs. Mar SPECIAL By JOHN M, HIGHTOWER observed tomorrow at Trinity full-lengfth gown of imported silk guerite Craig; Alice In Wonder AP Special Correspondent 8t. Bridget Roaaary Sodety organza, designed with scooped SAIGON (A P )— U.S. forces crushed a North Vietna win sponsor a Rummage Sale Covenant Church. A salad land, Mrs. Donald Jackson and mese counterattack near Dong Ha Thursday, climaxing smorgasbord will be served at neckline, empire bodice cov Mrs. Judith Pyka; Robfti Hood’s WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and North Vietnam agreed today from 6 to 0 p.m. at St. ered with alencon lace, long four days of fighting in the northeast comer of South Bridget Schod caifeterla. The noon. A public service will be Den, Mrs. Joseph Duva and ALL THE FISH today to open preliminary peace talks in Paris next Friday or a few days tapered sleeves, A-line skirt Vietnam in which U.S. and South Vietnamese forces re event Is open to the public. held In the sanctuary at 1:30 Mrs. Richard Willoughby; Gar thereafter. p.m. Mrs. Elbert Gates, vice and detachable chapel-length den Shop, Mrs. Julie Scallse ported at least 1,208 of the enemy killed. president of Church Women train. Her bouffant veil of Illu and Mrs. Marion LaBreck. U.S.' and South Vietnameses casualties totaled 93 President Johnson announced at a 10 a.m. news conference he had The board of trustees of South sion was arranged from organ Methodist C2mrch will meet to- United, will appear. Mrs. Rich Also, Hardware, Mrs. D. Ken YOU CAN EAT! killed and 449 wounded, the allied commands said. sent word to Hanoi that he accepts the time and place Hanoi fiad an ard Oook, onganlst of the host za head bows, and she carried neth Gourley; homecrafts, Mrs. FighUng slacked off today sUt- ronnow at 7:30 p.m. oit the a cascade bouquet of white car nounced to the world two hours earlier. Johnson said he was informed churdi. church, 1s soiulst. James Hennessy and Mrs. er U.S. Marines and Army in nations. Earle Custer; publicity, Mrs. fantry reinforcements beat back ------— — — - —------of the North Vietnamese agree Reservations for a family Mrs. Henry Grzyb of Drexel William Neumann; refre^- a heavy enemy counter atteck ment at 1 a.m. today. He teen night dinner Saturday, spon Hill, Pa., sister of the bride, ments, Mrs. Maxira Egan. near the 3rd Marine Division conferred with Secretary of De sored by Manchester Asaem- WM matron of honor. Brides Israelis headquarters at Dong Ha 11 fense Clark M. Clifford, Secre MOTHEirS DAY n tary of State Dean Rusk and My, Order of Rainbow for maids were Miss Anne Patrick . 0 9 miles below the eastern end of LBJ Hits Those other high officials and nuide Girls, at the Masonic Temple, of Manchester, Mrs. Giles SERVED WfTH . . . the demilitarized zone. Cards — Gifts doee tomorrow and may be Packer of Merrow and Mrs. Kill 12 ’The North Vietnamese his decision. made with Miss Judy Paterson Phillip Pearson of Salem, N.H. • FRENCH FRIES launched their counterattack Hanoi announced its purpose ARTHUR DRUG of 104 Baldiwin Rd., or (Miss The bridal attendants wore Thursday afternoon and pushed in the talks would be "to decide Beth Ferris, 32 Gerard St. floor-length gowns of blue satin • TARTAR SAUCE In Clash the Marines back. Army troops Who Divide U.S. with the U.S. side tee uncondi and chiffon; matching satin were rushed In as reinforce tional cessation by the United WASHINGTON (AP) — lO per cent income tax sur- States of its bombing and all 3 ments, artillery and U.S. planes headbows with bouffant veils, • COLE SLAW *1®!. AVIV (AP) — Israeli President Johnson struck change, and carried bouquets of violets. troops patrolling the Negev De pounded the North Vietnamese, other acts of war against tee out today at those •who by "I think we have a long and Democratic Republic of Vlet- Alan Berman of West Hart • ROLL & BUTTER sert while most of their countiy- and by nigihtfaill "the enemy withdrew,” a U.S. spokesman difficult road ahead,” he said,' nam (Norte Vietnam) and later ford served as best man. Ushers men celebrated the 20th annl- “ pursuing . . . personal am , I said. He added that the enemy adding teat if he were making to talk about other matters re- were William Nash of Manches vorsary - of their Independence bition” divide the country. made light probing attacks for up tee budget now Instead of lated to tee two sides.” ter, Alan unrlng of Bloomfield killed 12 Arab saboteurs in a J e d ^ s^ k e out in a far- i£:st fail he^^wld" NsosUf photo clash Thursday night, the suray two hours before contact was ranging televised and broadcast perhaps add Johnson ordered March 31 a and Andrew Karpman of Hart Manchester Parkode lost. some to it” rather than cut it. ford. MRS. RONALD PAUL LEWIS aimounoed. news conference at which he j partial halt in bombing of tee -This raised the total number ’There was no word of new also announced Paris was an Norte and caUed fw peace Mrs. Shennlng wore a g;ray fighting by South Vietnamese coat dress with patent acces of Arab iitfUtrators reported acceptable place for holding L i i T .h f f . He offered to stop the rest forces who have been battling bomhti^ if HaAol would sories. The bridegroom’s mother killed this week to 80 and made preliminary 'Vietaam peace it ihe most sucoesriul week in the North Vietnamese a mile or talks. Norte Vietnam had ear n Z "iHistraim” in Its military wore a brown dress with beige nam and tee clUes. operaUons. the army’s antiguerrilla cam two from the Marines in the lier settled on Paris, with tee accessories. Both wore cymbl- Dong Ha sector. "The Congress has not been dium orchid corsages. paign since the Arab-Israeli war talks to begin May 10 or shortly teat cooperative,” he said in But U.S. officials report Hanoi T FM P I F ’Q CAXl'ET AND FLOOR COVERING last June. The other northeast area of thereafter. A reception for 12S was held hard fighting this week has been noting business and labor sup- greatiy 3 0 8 STREET—ACROSS FROM BOURNE BUICK The army said about 120 guer On politics, Johnson drew’ a port. He added teat lawmakers *ncreased InflltraUon of men at Willie’s Steak House. For I LIWII LLi around Hue, 46 miles south of laugh when, be told a question a plane trip to Bermuda, Mrs. rillas have been killed since last Dong Ha, and there paratroop talk about raising taxes but weapons Into South Vlot- September, when Arab com ing reporter teat he would dis have done nothing and that Lewis wore a green and pink ers from the U.S. 82nd Airborne cuss "after the convention” jacket dress, patent leather ac mando acUvltles accelerated. Division reported overrunning .... , . . spending restrictions In tee Sen- Asked about this today Jolm- Two Israelis were wounded, hi • would campaign for ate-passed increase "would son said "we have been quite cessories, and a green cymbi- enemy positions four miles west his party’s nominee. dlum orchid corsage. The one aertoualy, in the fight Thurs of the former Imperial capital a T.O o really bring chaos to, tee gov- concerned" about the North He indicated tee setting of a couple wlll_Uye at 9 Lilac St. day night near the settlement of and killing 46 Norte Vietnamese emment.” His administra'ion Vietnamese expanding InfUtra- SPECIALS tentative date and site for preli after Saturday. Neot Hakikar, on the border soldiers. ’There were no Ameri could not live with them, ho tlon. with Jordan. An army spokes can casualties reported. minary talks with Ncorte Viet said. The President warned tee Mrs. Lewis is a 1963 graduate nam had not altered his March man said mines, Soviet machine Paratroopers of tee lOlst Air Noting tee vote this week In F’arls talks would be only the of Manchester High School and 31 decision not to run for re- gims, hand grenades and explo borne Division kept a cordon tee House Appropriations Com- “ first step” toward bringing tee a 1967 graduate of the Universi election. T o sives were found near the bod around the village of Phuoc mlttee to cut spending next year long and blbody war in Soute- ty Of Oormecticut. She Is a phy W ALL WALL CARPET ies of die saboteurs. Johnson was asked, too, how sical therapist at Manchester Yen, four miles northwest of $4 billion and trim appropria- Asia to a close, The army also reported that Memorial Hospital. Hue where 362 Norte Viet he thinks Congress will respond tlons $18 billion, he said, "We do n®® sound a precautluih 100% NYLON DUPONT SM four raiders were klUed In' the to pressure from tee Poor, Peo- not agree with teat viewpoint, a^y note,” Johnson said after t o ' ’ ■ call: Mr. Lewis is ci graduate of EXTRA HEAVY namese soldiers were reported Joidan Valley Wednesday after killed earlier this week and 97 pie’s march on 'Washing^toni. we do not think It is tee wisest announcing hla decision. "ThlB Manchester High School and INSTALLED OVER 32-OL WAFUE PAD teey crossed to the West Bank 9 X 12 surrendered. The Americans He noted teat $80 billion of re- course for this g;ovemment,” he is only a very first step, and Hartford State Technical Insti comrhendatlons on social mat- said, adding teat he was willing there are many, many haizards tute. He is a design draftsman (See Page Eleven) continued to pound tee village M MAHCHESIER CAB tens are now pendhig and said to accept it If it Is tee only way and difficulties ahead.” Thur^ay with air and artillery at Combustion Engineering, President Ljmdon Johnson during news. conference. (AP Photofax) "we are hopeful and we expect to get action from the House He said, "We wUl continue In Windsor. He is a member of Choice mss strikes. An additional 13 enemy were reported killed. Seven CJongress will give due consider- Ways and Means Committee on close conkiltatlon with our al- 643-2121 the Connecticut Air National BRAIDED ation to all these matters.” the tax increase lies” and said he hopes the Guard. Of WITH 2' X 4* more surrendered. Saigon had its first major ter He said there are differing "That may have just whetted agreement on tee Initial contact \Colors MATCHING RUGS Johnson rorist incident since tee -Com ■viewpoints on tee degree to the appetite," he said, noting will lead to fiuther progress, munist lunar new year offensive which tee government Is re sponding to the problems of the Fourteen) (See Page Twenty-One) RUGS In February. A taxi loaded with Phone Strikers Set to Vote poor. . ______^ TNT exploded In .tee heart of Presses the dty, in a driveway beitween “ We are now attempilng to do A tee U.S.-South Vietnamese tele everything teat can properly be ROOM SBC RUGS vision and radio station com done to meet tee needs of tee 4' X 6' OVAL FRINGE pound and a church student cen On Huge Benefit Package country,” he said, adding that Tax Hike ter. citizens always have tee right to ‘Poor’ Appeal to Get present their views to tee gov The blast killed three Viet By NElli QH-RRIDE 200,000 strikers from coast to men and $8 for operators and 9’ X 12* Herailnn President J'ohnson left to ernment as long as It is done N Y LO N R U G S w N jioa $4 0.95 day for Kansas Oily, Me., to namese and wounded about 26 AP Labor Writer coast are expected by Sunday. clerical workers. The contract will set tee pattern "lawfully and properly." confer with former Presi Vietnamese and five Ameri WASHINGTON AP) — Tele esnaf tsmeni and installers now Be-inforoed wlOT dou for most of another 40Q.000 tele Johnson said, "We hope the dent ' Harry 8. Truman on cans. Moat of tee victims were phone strikers across tee nation average about $154 a week, op Serious LBJ Thought DOUBLE JUTE BACK ble jute back for added young girl students. phone workers whose contracts erators about $83 and clerical presentation will be nonviolent, strngth. Beautiful pending prrilmlnary peace' are preparing to vote on whete- , although we are well aware no ASSORTED COLORS The explosion collapsed tee employes about $103, but geo WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi views to the government as long Y WHILE THEY LAST talks with North Vietnam. er to trade in their picket signs ® deeoiator oolore. $99 VALUE two-story student center and graphical differentials make for single Individual can g;lve assur th® Uggeot package o f in The tentative contract agree ances. It contains m ^ y Inher dent Johnson promised today as it is done “ lawfully and prop WASHtNG’TON (AP) — Presi damaged tee South Vietnamese ment came ’Thursday after widely varied nationwide wage creased wage and fringe bene ent dangers. We’re concerned the government will give "seri erly." ' dent Johnson delivered today and American television station some 24- hours of marathon bar rates. fits in tee Industry’s history. with teem. W’ve made exten ous consideration” to tee appeal Congress and tee Administra his strongest appeal yet for Con buildings. gaining. ’The strike, first naUoo- A hike in .some geographical ’The proposed contract nego- sive preparations.” planned by tee Poor People’s tion will consider the proposals gress to act on his tax incresise In actions 18 and 26 miles tiaited by the AFL.-CIO Oom- wlde telephone walkout In 21 and job classiifcations will Campaign. seriously, he said, and then will northwest of Saigon, helicopter mean added pay raises for He said every person In tee EXCITING PATTERNS IN Do One O f The O f her proposal, and told those de municaUons Workers of Ameri years. Is in its 16th day. The campaign, the idea of tee expect to go on with tee busi manding deeper spending cuts: gunshlps, air strikes and artil many workers. nation’s capital should be aware ca and tee Bell Telephtme Sys. Top-paid telephone Installers of tee possibility of serious late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., ness of government. "Don’t hold up a tax bill until lery reportedly killed 26 of tee tern would provide three-year would get $34 a week more In ’The contract also Includes im consequences flowing from __ anystarted in Memphis yesterday MARKS, Miss. (AP'') — Flefd. CERAMIC BATHROOM you can blackmail someone.” enemy. No U.S. casualties were Increases totaling nearly 20 per wages alone by tee third year of proved pensions, vacations, holi day and overtime pay, medical large assemblage of people in what *is planned ns a mass commanders of the Poor Peo ’The President told a' national reported. Viet Cong gunners cent. the contraot, hlghest-rat^ plant and life Insurance. the seat of government. march on Washington from sev- ple’s Campaign fanned out ARMSTRONG ly televised news conference, fired 20 mortar and rocket A company official undecided craftsmen $24 more and switch- It costs so little and adds so much. "The new Bell System pat Johnson wore a portable mi- oral sections of tee nation. Uirough Negro settlements in his first since last November, rbunds into a South Vietnamese It would lead to higher tele- ixtard operators and clerks $16, 'It lasts a lifetime. Don’t settle for .sub terns are big—in every sense,” crophone and moved frequently The President said he hopes this north Delta area today, re that "we are courting danger” military post on tee outskirts of phone biUs for many of ithe na- tee union said, the presentation will be nonvl- stitutes. Nothing has the style like by continued delay on the tax the capital shortly after mid Beime said. “ To get all of this it away from the podium which cruiting volunteers for tee tion's 60 million customers, but ’The largest part of the wage oleqt. CERAMIC TUe. proposal. night, kUUng two dvlUans. At took a strike,” he said. ' ■was set up- In the White House march on Washington. didn’t specify what rate hikes increases would come at the Esist Room. “ It contains many inherent He called on Congress mem about tee same time small arms "We are glad the agreements The marchers—riding in char Embossed Linoleum might be forthcoming. start of tee first year, Including Johnson was asked what he dangers,” the President told a bers to “ stand up like men and fire hit a medical factory at ’Thu Results of tee voting by some $12 a week for top-scale crafts (SeR Page Three) tered buses — arrived here Makes a beautiful practical floor in colorful 3 dimensional design. vote” to pass the tax bill. Due, about six miles from tee thinks tee prospects are for his news conference. Thursday from Memphis. They “ We are concerned with T He said that he remains per center of tee city, but no casual started from tee spot where a them. We've made extensive Its richly textured appearance makes sonally opposed to spending cute ties were reported. sniper's bullet killed Dr. Martin preparations." 119 but that he has reluctanUy The U.S. Navy reported teat Luther King Jr. on April 4. Johilson said every person it ideal for just about any I’oom' in the $ ; ^ 9 5 agreed to the plan approved this Viet Cong gunners firing rockets INSTALLED participating in the mass march Tlie situation was confused, week by the House Appropria and automatic weapons hit two Wixtd Horse house and the soft colons will give a should be aware of “ the serious due to constantly changing Up to 100 Sq. pt. Include Labor, tions ‘'Committee. That would American ships Thursday and consequences" and dangers plans, but organizers said they lift to any decorative scheme. M&terials and Your Choice of Colors. out spending J(y $4 billion and today in tee Saigon Riv.er south would stay here about two days appropriations by $18 billion in east of tee capital. On Thurs which could develop. lawn & garden But ’he .said citizens always to drum up support for tee an effort to pave the way for the day, tee guerrillas hit tee Del march on tee nation's capital. tax bill. Sol, a merchantman under con have the right to present their The town was quiet when they tractor tract to tee- U.S. Navy, and to But he said Senate-approved arrived from Memphis, Tenn., spending cuts of $6 billion day they hit the Navy ■ freighter 70 miles to tee north, although a • Guaranteed let Quality "would really bring chaos to the Fentress. Damage bote times ofyiur choice Armstrong bullet struck a Columbia Broad I • Cut tfrom Full Rolls (Bee Page Twenty-One) (See Page Twelve) casting System helicopter hov % hiing New Heart ering 600 feet abov*-the march m o n t i n a ® • Regularly $9.95 ers as they rallied at the court house. ' . LIFERS BONUS PROMOTION! VINYL CORLON A CBS newsman, Larry Pom 47-Yetg; Old Man ' Sustains eroy, reported: “ All of a sudden A tantalizingly different flooring with NOW we heard this ‘pllnk.’ The pilot said somebody must be shooting l)olh Iraclur (tnd trailer c o r e m l willi natural design effect that fits prac- . I *A-i I I - at UB. We headed for a field and tically every decorative theme. Use it In Crisis vxcliisiiT 2-YEAIi WAIUIASTY! Ninth Transplant '• J t. . ’ V' » sat down. Tlie bullet had put a with ever^hing from modem to M hole in tee left landing skid." feudal. Ideal for both home and busi STANFORD, CalU. (AP) — A -.OR- $ 7 /\.0 0 healtey heart replacing a badly After tee rally at tee (x>urt- • Full range of models from 6 to 12 hp—can fill any customer’s needsi ness. Can be installed on floors in .SQUARE diseased ohe has carried Joseph house, half of tee 600 marchers direct contact with the ground. 19 . ^ YARD TUB AREA # W Performed in Texas RIzor beyond a critical period returned to Memphis in tee beautiful colors. and into his first postoperative eight buses, chartered at a cost • The tractor with total control from the driver’s seatl HOUSTON, Tex. (AF) —. A Shortly before midnight, INSTALLED day. of about $1,600. The remainder * Prepuration and Installation Extra team at St. Luke’s Episcopal Thomas was taken to tee oper "The first lOH hours are crltt- spent tee night V lte residents in « ?ee the all-new Charger Electro 12— the best tractor buy. Hosipltal performed the world’s ating room and his chest cal,” said doctors at Stanford the area. ninth heart transplant today. opened. University Medical Center when Organizers planned originally At a late hour, hospital 9x12 The heart was found to have they completed a 4H hour trans for the Negroes to sleep in four FREE ESTIMATES spokesmen said the transplant calcium deposits on one heart • d plant operation at noon Thurs circus-like tents erected on. a Join the Wheel Horse Lifers! ed ^eart was performing as ex SHOP AT HOME valve extending into the walls day. Rizor, 40, received tee field near the town. I • -4. • ■■■' U . ' Wheel Horse owners once, Wheel Horse owners for Hfe! Stop in LINOLEUM pected. \ between two heart y chambers heart of a 43-year-old man. But the Rev. Ralph David Ab The patient Is Everett Clair DIAL 643-4662 and into tee openings where Dr. Norman E. Shumway, 44, ernathy of tee Southern Chris-- today! Ask for your Free Grass Grooming Guide! Thomas, 47, a Phoenix, Arli., 4k NO OBU^ATION blood vessels enter the heart. who headed the transplant tian Leadership Conference accountant. I RUGS OUT OF TOWN The young woman was in an team, said the condiUon-of the complained that Quitman Coun- Get a Horse. ..Wheel Horse, of course! The hospital said the donor operating room next door and stocky Salinas, Calif., carpenter ty officials failed to supply tee CALL OOUJEOT was a 28-year-oId woman TERMS — TRADES -> DEMONSTRATIONS her heart was moved to the op was fair. The paUenI;. was re- camp site with electricity and OPEN DAILY 9-6 brought to the hospital with a erating room. celving artlftclal resplraUtxi to water as promised, $ e . 9 8 seU-lnOioted gunshot wound in (T ■ ■ , CAMTOL EQUIPMENT G0„ INC. FORMICA COUNTER fOK A statement from the hospital (EJP photo) help him breathe "because of a Confusion about the Negroes’ tee brain. Her name was not re 38 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • PHONE 648-7908 THUtS. - PRI. 9 - ^ EXPERTLY»oad REASONABLY INSTALLED said minor tailoring of the donor lung condlUon," Shumway said, plans was blamed by county of- Open Dally 7 :S0 to 6 • Thursday till 9 • Saturday tIU 4 . 78 Colors to Choose From vealed. heart permitted It to be trasn- South Windi^or Baii^n in Silhouette The donor, whose fiunUy Hclala for not meeting tee re- The woman was brought to idanted to Thomas. osked anonymity, died of brain quests. State Rep. Ney Gore of R«9. 9.95' . the hospital about 6 p.m. Thurs Burning shed with farm equipment inside lights up ing, pwned by Stanley Waldron, was a total loss. day. (See Page Sixteen) night sky on Clark St. in South Windsor. The build Fire officials have not determined a cause. (ee Page Six) (See Page Fbarteeq) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. MAY 8,. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, MAY 8,"1968 PA GE m B B
backing Rockefeller despite the Coventry Tolland Tolland Republican Town Com Tolland THEATER TIME Phone Strikers Set to Vote Sheinwold on Bridge mittee’s endorsement of Mari SCHEDULE PIANO'S RESTAURANT an! for Congressman. The Tol (OeatfaHMd hrem Page One) have some effect on the rates USE HORSE SENSE ROUTE 6 and 44A, BOLTON King Backs Rockefeller^ land Town Committee, although have been reached with the cur customers pay for serv IN PLAY OF HAND NORTH W illiam Gleim ey New Selectm an A p ril Building Perm its: $ 903, 70 0 Burnsidq — ‘ Graduate, 7:06- 4 A 6 reportedly favoring Nixon, has Communications Workers which ices," Gilmer SEtld. followed the example of the should bring an end to the He added that most telephone 9:10 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 07 Q 2 ir LUNCHEONS William o. Olenney took of- that oondlUons would then be Joins State Campaign Panel state GOP leadership in mEtln- strike,” said President Ben 8 . service has been maintained A major construction boom is other permits Include William Society will hold its Second Cinema I—The Fox, 7:16-9:30 0 A 6 2 Oca iaat lUght aa third select- come even more crowded than Leading authorities tell u6 that followed the example of the Gilmer of the AmericEui Tele throughout the strike "but we occurring in Tolland, accord Smith, Grahaber Rd., bam Annual Auction tomorrow night Elm—Dr. Doolittle, 8:00 4 KJ7542 they are now. state Rep. Robert D. King of would be a net giUn for the State—Heat of the Night, 6:50- the best way to find a lost horse ^ BUFFET (Wed. end Fri.) and attended hto first state GOP leaderriilp In main phone EUid Telegraph Co.', par will be glad to get all our em $2,500; Irving Fuller, Baxter at 7 at the church. Refresh WEST EAST n t e y . also feel that the lake TqllEind, today stepped on a country." ing to a record $903,T80 in build is to think about where you meeting of the Board of Se- taining an uncommitted attitude ent firm of the Bell System. ployee t>ack on the Job tto that St., garage $400; Alden Reut- ments will be provided. 9:00. Texas Longhorn, 6:30- 4 K98 4 QJ 1073 area Is the town’s greatest na Other members of the Rocke ing permits issued during April. would go If you were a horse. growing RepubllcEm bandwagon, toward the presldentlEd nomina The United Congregational 8:40 0? 876 0? 43 Isotman in that oEijwctty. "TTie increiued costs the set high quEdity service In ail Its Eis- eer, Rt. 74, shed $106; Harlan You apply this principle at' the ir DINNERS tural resource and that it is announcing hla support for the feller Committee for President tion. The figure represents a $876,- Church Pilgrim Fellowship win U. A. Theater—Planet of the OQ10 8 Ol954
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prizes were awarded. The boyz how he and Ricky had made a Oirctu In Hartford April 22.. man. Mrs. Roy Fosbrinli of Rham District then stepped forward by dens cage for a Uaok btmny, which BOY SCOUT Den 8 recently took a tour of Sorority Seats West Haftord and Mrs. Muasem and explained the foUowtng they had brought to the meet Berube Woodworkliv Oo. LETTUiCE HEAR MORE fJOM Y O U ^ ^ crafts pertaining to this Abematlby Finishes First Public Test will serve as delegates to the Notes and News ing. Webelos leader,'Joseph Tru We’re rushing the season ^ t h Chapter Officers Greater Hartfod Panhsllenlc Teacher in Industrial Arts month's theme "Keep Ameri- deau asBlstod thcT boys. . gns. Rhubarb, Rlpes, Dandelion, imULD YOU BE INTERESIED An AP Kews Aanljsla OounoU. oa Beautiful” which had been 8 0 Million in Boawtuhf CBI8P-AIBE Mac and Red I t e llc l^ Applet!_____ of poor people and their repre strong,’’ and those numbers made it very clear that now was Mn. William Graver o i 16 Several aimouncementa were ALSO: Oanllflower. Peiw, Boston,^RomAe L e ^ . ^ - By ACniM 800TT Col. 'WaUer Finnegan, sxee- Onb Scout Pack 58 dl^ilayed before toe meeting sentatives here,” he sold, ex- alone, he aaid, “will create a not the time to initrodtice any E2eanor Dr., Vernon, recently in. hdping MfobKsh and orgawto an Giving Talk in Minneapolis made by Cubmaater Matthews KBJW YORK — Stddente of Aaaeoiatod Presa W riter tive director of the Oonnectiout Flack 63 of Wkddell School ' began: Den 1, wood bluebird on-Oob, Um a Beans, ptolnkig he had expected only crista. Anywhere they go .. . a civil rights legislation,” he Udd was installed aa president of as foU ows: Cub P a ck 58 plans urban population trends have Leeks, Shnilote, Chinese Cafelyge, Hot Peiye^_OW M , WAS^HTNOTON (A P ) - T h e Chapter of the Arthritis Foun- auditorium. Upon entering the houeee and scrapbooks of birds about 100 persons. lot of other people will gather.’’ newsmen on the steps. of the the Greater Hartford Alumnae David JCotdavriiy of the In- to participate in Clean-up Day coined nam es fo r fiiree supei*- TeHow Squash. ArUchokes, Endlve^^ J ^ r r y T o m a ^ Rev. Ralph David Abematl^ ratlon, and Miss Betty Cros mOEPENDENT FUmAMENTlAL auditorium the soouta formed and expertments in the grow “ Next is tha..dlgntty and fine Capitol. Chapter of Alpha Omlcron Pi duitrUl Aula Depaitment U at- to be held May 11 and Olympic cities of the 21at centiuy. The Brussels Sprouts, Butternut, has Just completed hia first ma House Speaker John W. Mc by, public relations director Itnee aooording to dene and ing of plants. Den 2, Johnhy Day May 18. All auxiliary mem- Potatoes, ’Tiimlps. Chives, New Flo»M» Potatoes, wmte tumvlolent manner In which sonority, at a meeting at the tanrtliig the 30th Amnud Amer largest, Boswaah, with 81 mU- jor public teat aa a leader of Cormack, D-Mass., “made it President Johnson said he of the foundation, led a discus were given inspeotiod by Cub- Appleseed figures from various berahlps are to be returned to these people conduct^ them home of Mrs. Jamea Bobbitt, BAPTIST CHURCH ican Industrial Arts Assooia- lion people, wUl extend from the nonviolent dvU rights very clear he understood we could not introduce a voting sion on the disease and men mfeuiter Jam es M atthews. Den 2 nw teriala. Norman Marshall. r a i J ^ ^ o u n e , Honeydews, selves here, lA spite of the hu 146 Diane Dr., Wapplng. tlon Oonventiion in Mlnnemwlte, Boston to W ashingtin; 40 mU- BNowment dondnated for more could not control everybody,” rights bill In 1905. tioned ways in which the alum w«n the Oubby Award. Den 3, postecs on the theme miliation, embarrassment and Others installed are Mrs. An In Hw Manchostnr, Conn., o r t a ? Mnn., this week. Den 5 performd the closing lion will live in “Chi^tte,” the than a deoade b y tfae m agnetic Abernathy said. “But," said Abernathy, “we nae could aid the foundation in The opening ceremony was ’’Keep America Beautiful.” STifferlng they have faced In drew Wlnaiu of Tolland, vice I^rdavsky is scheduled to he cerem ony. stretch along the Great Lakes personality of Dr. Mkrtin Lu Also, the three days Just past went to Birmingham E in d we its work. The Arthritis Foun given by Den 7. Den 5 was the Den 4, postern on the thane thetr Indlvldua] communities. president; Mrs. Bobbitt, secre one' of four Connecticut lA About 40 scouts visited the from Chicago to Pittsburgh, and ther rang Jr. Included no civil dlaobedlence. created the climate. We went to dation is the national philan winner of the Paremt Participa "Keep America Beaufiful,” and They were not dtorespectful to tary; Mrs. Paul Heneghan of tsaohen taking: part in the W onder B akery A pril 24. M rs. 45 million in “ Sansan,’ ’the San It’s doubtful even Abemafiiy When he returns, Abernathy Selma and we created the cll- thropy of the sorority. IF SO, PLEASE CONTACT tion Award. bird houseo from gallon milk WGEKB4D SPEOALS for A SPECIAL KAJJY! ward each other.” South Windsor, treasurer; Mra. dtate progn^am, "O onnectlcui Roger Strols arranged this trip. Francisco - Los Angeles - San believed he moved much closer said, “we are prepared to break nuute.” And the ollmaie, he be- Advancement man Robert cartons. Third, he said, “I think they Charles Rlegel of Manchester, Looks Ahead,” today. IQs topic Den 2 attended the Shrine Diego area. MAC a p p l e s , Grade - I * to Ms goal of congreaslonal ac those tows which we consider to lietves, must be created again. THREE FOR TEA Rev. John B. Page Rev. B. W. Sanders Reault, presented awards as Also, Den 5,' window boxes, dtated the cose exactly like it historian and pUbUo relations is enttUed, “The Pyramid Ap NATIVE WASHED SPINACH...... tion on a Jobe and income-prx>- be unjuat” and “we will gladly MIAMI. ’ Fla. (A P ) — I486 Farmington Ave. Faith Baptist Church follows: Wblf, Scott Ldnsen- car litter bags; experimented Is. It was beautiful. Just beau chairm an. proach to Industrial Arts”. NATIVE ASPARAGUS ...... gram during the tliree peaceful and wiUii^ly go to Jail and suf English-bred horses had a lawn Farm ington, Conn. Hasardvlue, Ooim. bigler, Stephen McCkiud, Dan with seeds and grass on sponges tiful . . . the way they really Breathe* Like Man Also, Mrs. William Kelly of The topic will revolve ^around NATIVE RHUBARB ...... days that saw 150 poor people fer the consequences.” party recently at Hialeah. Poly- 073-5471 749-0219 OougtiHn, Andrew Stredter, and planted seeds in cups. Den apoke up toi government offi Glastonbury, magazine chair foto. On Your Mark II and Reel the six-year regional high demand more help from their To those who say this will hOcbael Leister, Joseph Saw 6, car Utter bags; grew plants EYER G I^ EN S NEW TEXAS ONIONS ...... - • • • • cials and leaders of the Oon- N E W YORK—^Research engf- man; and Mrs. Robert Munson Lass finished 1-2-3 in a turf sdMol program as pjpesented at COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPBM! government. only harden opposition, Aber yer, Brian Martin. Gold arrow from seeds; experimented with Yew— Spreedins: (Dark Green) 18”-2^” Dia. . .3 .2 S gross.” neers have deveilopepd an experi of Wapplng, membership chair race. Rham High School. We Now Carry The Manchester EventegHernId ' "They have made no guaran nathy credited trouble in Bir mental machine that breathes. on wolf, Joseph Sawyer; Colin grass on sponges and hiked to • ^ptetoLlne of 8EALTE8T Dairy Products « Many of the leaders they The attendance at the con Osmipbell, Steven Kos. Wickham. Park. Den 7, visited Yew—Spreadins 22”-26” D ia...... tees hr any promises,” Aber talked to, Abernathy said, “nev mingham in 1903 with helping It inhales Hreah air and exhales vention numbers about 4,000 .0 .0 0 Also, silver arrow on wolf. Lutz Museum; planted basU Yew— Spreading’ 18” -20” D i a ...... 2 ^ nathy said after meeting with er in their whole political ca win the 1904 Civil Rights Act, warm, moist air full of cartx>n persons and is being housed in congressional leaden. “I have and the 1965 Selma, Ala., vot- Dale Matthews, Wayne ’Tripp, seeds In plastic pots; presented Tew—Upright 28”-32" H igh...... 3JMI reers heard poor people articu dioxide—all at the same rate as the new gtS million Minneapq- ateven Slrols, Charles Glade, puppet show skit. Mrs. Result, detected a sympathy on the part late their suffering and misery Ing-rlgbts march' with helping a man. However, it takes a box Us Auditorium and Convention Yew— Upright 22”-24” H igh...... 0 .0 0 of people with whom I have in such profound terms. The secure the Voting Rights Act. about 7 feet Mgh, 14 feet wide William Moran, Colin Camp- den mother, made the puppets Arborvitae— Globe 28»’-32” D i a ...... 0 ^ HaU. The theme for the conven beU. Denner stripes, Scott Lin- and boys made stage and met, but that sympathy alone grammer did not matter. They “Before we had the civil and 2 feet deep to do what the tion is “Hew Conceits tn In P E R O ::h : senbigier end Weyne ’Tripp. As scenery. . These nre full and nicely slu^>ed plants at wholesale prices. will not solve the problem—we were profound, they really com rights bill President Kennedy human dungs and throat do. dustrial Arts.” want action.” Davld Moidavahy sistant denner stripes, R(d>ert Ricky Trudeau of Webelos Den 8-10 years old. 270 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHES'k'EB s 048-0t8< municated, and several of these PTSA Sets Meeting Reault, Jamas Belluccl and 2 performed tricks with the as ' He did, however, take a com- officials were deeply moved.” The Rham PTSA will hoM a 44 BALDWIN ROAD, MANCHESTER— 644-8049 nnndty organiser’s kind of pride In many ways, Abernathy will Eon Company and the UiUted Stephen MoCloud. sistance of Cubmaater Mat special meeting Monday at because for three days a varied face an entirely different and States Army Research Center of R ^y races followed and thews. Albert Meek explained A SYMPOSIUM IN 3 PARTS 8 In the cafeteria. The purpose group of poor people—hard to more difficult set ot problem s Durham, N.C. of the meeting is to act on the organise under any circum- when he returns to Washington. Teachers’ Tourney Tomorrow FOR YOUTH OF MANCHESTCR executive committee’s recom NWnces—worked as a unit to He promised to return “not The final round of the Teach mendations on several items: “ teU it like It is .” 160 strong, but 3,000 o 6,000 Tto Vote t o eetahhah a Rham ers' Invitational Basketball The poor have appeared in the ‘’YisI Nam — Crisis of Cmsslence” sobolaraUp fund, independent Tournament will be played at awe-lmplring halls of Congress of the PTBA; to vote to spend Rham tomorrow night. The before to explain their prob Sponsoved By monies on hsmd, over and above first game at 6:30 p.m. will be lems, but seldom in the ethnic East Hampton versus Coventry CHARBE YOUR YOUTH COUNCIL current budget expenses, in variety of Abernathy’s group. , MANCHESTER (XIUNCIL OF CHURCHES areas to be named; to name a to decide third place. The There were strains within his championship game, set to start PLAY WINNERS CIRCLE PRESORim ON graduation recepticm commit coalition of Negroes, Puerto Ri Part One: tee, and to name nominating at 8 p.m., will see Rham bee cans, Indians, Me:dcan-Amerl- committee to present a slate of tling Bacon Academy. caiw and poor whites. delightful beaded bags officers to be voted on and in ’The adm ission fo r the eve Some of the Negro mothers ‘The History and Culture off Vietnam” ning of sports is, adults $1 and stalled at the next regular complained their demands for Welcome Here meeting on May 13. students, 50 cents. P’roflts will control of welfare programs Prof. DRvid Gidinan, Community College The last item on the agenda be used to help defray the cost' were taking a back seat to 7:30-9:00 P.M. *1. is causing great concern to the of the summer basketball camp. landownership problems faced MX with matting executive committee because of by the Spanish-speaking poor of Sooth Methodist Church, MEuichester, Conn. lack of interest and attendance the Southwest. PINE PHARMACY at reguiarly scheduled mteetings. And some SoUUiweBtemers M4 Oiatar M. MMUd PUBLIC INVITED The PTSA executive board is New H eart complained the show was really urging its 80 members to attend being run by what they called chain purse Monday s meeting and Indicate "the Stock, Etostem protest es- their wishes on the contlmutlon ^bUshment.” of the association. Sustains, MILLION But none of these undercur Karen Berk Cited rents grew so large that it yierl- Karen Berk, daughter of Mr. ously threatened .the coalition. and Mrs. Walter Berk of He In Crisis Asked In an interview to ex bron, has been selected by the (Ckmtlnned from Page One) CAM PUBES FRMI 50-TO‘1,(KIO Choice gift for Mother plain why he repeatedly called faculty to receive the Connecti the three days “beautiful” de , . . a distinctive beaded damage doctors described as Ir cut Association of Women spite little concrete progfese, WAGON WONDER bag in a marvelous selec reversible. Deans’ and Counselors’ Award. Abernathy talked primarily tion of styles. Choose Each year the faculty selects Rlmr, eighth person In medi cal history to undergo a human ebout how these groups with from chalk whites, white a Junior girl to receive this widely differing interests had heart transplant, entered the 1Y63 VOLKSWAGEN BUS and crystal,. colors and a,ymid. The recipient must give worked togeher. outstanding evidence of these hospital In March after suffer PLUS! NEW 1968 CORVETTES and CAMAROS! white with Beauvais “First Is the large outpouring qualities: Positive and construc ing a serious heart cxxuUUon for beads. Sketched, two tive influence upon others; con seven years. Exijia seats and extra value in this utility A from the grouping, each scientiousness; sympathetic un He wanted the surgery. with its own matching wagon. 4 cyKnder engine, 4-speed trans., ra- J derstanding; poise; and unsel “I whdi that were me,’’ Rizor chain purse. fish service. had eUld when he heard about dio and heater. Very dean and priced right. top 0 1 0 ^ Sjrmpbonlc Band Performs the world’s first heart trana- ’The Rham Symxhcmic Band, plaat, which was done at Cape Green and white, white interior. bottom 0 1 8 Town, South Africa, laet Dec. 8. \ under the direction of Robert fa r • • \ Ctowes, performed at the He Rizor was quoted by his wife, (DftL Handbags, all 4 stores). bron Elementary School and Eileen. FAIRWAY Gilead 1911 School in Hebron on “ At first 1 was shocKed by the r/R ’'T Wednesday. ’The concerts were idea but time eni the knowledge g;ed by the Hebron PTA as of how desperately my hudband DE (NIRMIER MOTOR SALES,lnt, of their cultural program wanted to undergo the operation ^ for your moMwr'f A \ foi\ the elementary schools. have made me realize that tbls tie Symptenlc Band, sUge may be bis only chance to live,’’ Z day cords ... T 285 Brood Street, Manchester ' band and mixed chorus will per Mrs. Rlaor said before the oper- form their annual spring con ath» began at 7:30 a.m. cert on May 23 at 8 p.m. ,£Hie said her husband “could in the gymnasium. ’The Art De make anything'’ but had been L’Air du Temps partment has scheduled their bedridden and unable to work annual aurt show in ccmjuncit At Tale Synvodum way team. The first gaye a new pAain cologne 2 .5 0 ^ bath oil, plmn or Sharon Rowley and Raymond heart to M ike Kaiq>erak, 04- foam 06> dusting powder 0 .5 0 Brunell attended the Sixth An year-old steelworker, last Jan. boys—canvas fastback (D&L, Cosmetics, all 4 stores) nual Science-Humanities Sym 0. The heart luncttoned well but OVER 1,000,000 PRIZES! posium held at Yale University Kaaperak died after 15 days last weekend. They were ac from internal bleeding and oth companied by Henry Grabber of e r csompHcatlcms. (TO. RE WON) the Rham Biology Department. Dr. Christian N. Barnard jeans By MANN ■ They w ere am ong som e 200 stu performed the historic first at WIN UP TO $1000.00 dents invited from selected high Cape Towifs Groote Schuur elegant gloves by Crescendoe ’ sdiools throughout the state. Hospital. ’The patient, Louis GORMAN BROTHERS ’They attended various lec Waahkansky, 54, died o f pneu ANDOVER tures and seminar sessions giv monia 18 days after Uie surgery. Her favorite gloves, hand sewn, beauti en by the outstanding staff Barnard performed another fully fashioned with 5-button detail. Dou members of Yale. ’The objective heart transplant Jan. 2, and the SERVICE STATION 770 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ble woven cotton in soft white. Sizes 6 of the. conference was to bring patient, Philip Blalbeig, 54, is 643-6860 Guys who are “ with it” go for to 8. 0 4 f out the interrelationships of the reported In gocxl condiUon. Bar RT. 6, ANDOVER • 742-8885 Mann’s Fastback jeans . . . two disciplines. nard discharged him from the slim, tapered and in a great” The group stayed at the Hotel hospital in mid-March. blend of 50% polyester and Tt^ in New Iteven and dined Surgeons at Malmonides Hos 50% cotton that's perma- at the Yale Commons duHng pital' Jn Brookljm, N.Y., have one session. The conference completed two heart trann- pressed (never needs ironing). was sponsored by Olin-Mathle- plants, neither patient survivliig And—check the new line up of colors in solids or checks!, hand painted Solids in Intrigue Blue, Essex SULLIVAN AVENUE Green, Buoy Gold, Checks in . silk scarfs •V-A*' V DON’S Loden/Olive, Blue/Black, Gi^ld/Green. Soft flattery for suits, ISKCIALD JUILDERS coats, dresses. Silk chiffon CUSTOM HOME IMPROVEMENTS AMERICAN SERVICE AUTO SERVICE oblongs, hand rolled with * * 1 delicate hand painted 128 TGLLAND TPKE, MANCHESTER prints. 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Mrs. Theodore Palmer of Sugar Strike Boo§t8 ‘ Bolton Tolland Hill Rd., has returned from a Maryland's Unusual Farm: U.S. Air Fbrce Training Corps Jobless Claim 8 Selectmen W ill Seek Action flight to McCoy Air Force Bose A ^€k>ld’ Mine for Goldfish $.36^000 Open Space .Grant In Orlando, Florida. A 37.4 per cent jump In un Palmer, one of 23 University mr DOCOLA8 WATBON available la the long-tailed comet employment compensation On Requested Zone Shift o f Connecticut Aire Force ca 11m WaiUBKtM PMt strain, which created a sensa Gets Tentative Approval dets, participated in various claims was reported for lai4t tion when first brought to 'the Rertdente of flic South Rd. ar- federal portion will be ralmburz- flight-line activities and bisited ULTPONS, ICd. — Fraderlck week In the Manchester office «a have asked the eelectmOn ed. The federal Dej^icurtment of John Noyes of Mtpichester EUROPE ’6S l United States in 1878 and put on the 968th Airborne Early Warn Housing and Urban Develop I^t Europe’s rharms and a personal guide who boa Oounty ia noted tor Ita fine display In Washington. The less of the State 'Labor Department. **** Board WlnWer asked that the select- as denied permission to add to ing and Control Squadron and ment has tentatively approved a lived and traveled extensively throughout Europe for fancy common goldfish, which on tneir requested zone change men establish a Park and an existing building on Rt. 30 Us flying stations. funfli, but its most unusual Almost the entire increase, of $8,6025 open space grant for the more than S years show you Europe. originally came from the Orient rom R2 to Ri, and Elrat Recreation Oommlttee. The which would have required both Kindergarten Assistants must be Three Springs Fisheries 207 claims wait attributed to purchase ot Crandall’s Pond, ac varieties. Is gradually being seiectm u Richard Morra has selectmen now hold this jbb, and side and rear line variances. Assisting momer at me Tol cording to -a telegram received — which boasts that It Is die phased out. the telej^one strike. The Man- a ^ e d to. pii-at Selectman Morra remlnd- Also denied was an applica land Co-Operative Kindergarten students have studied the eulture, the language, yesterday by First Selectman the art forms, the religion, the government, the Us- worid's largest, goldfish farm. oheeher area has opproxlmaitely six area residents appeared ed WinWer that the Conserva- tion by George White of Kozley next week are Monday, Mrs. Three springs fisheries also Ernest VIk. Rd. for permission to convert tories of Its multitudes, the basis ot our own American Tucked between Sugar Loaf sells water Ulies and other wa 270 telephone wotkers. p e^ n a lly to make the request tion Commission had been ask- David Webster, Mrs. Ronald heritage; let it all rome alive now by visiting Europe. at tM selectmen’s meeting Wed- ed to take on these duties, but The grant payment Is subject A house Into a garage. It was Mountain and The Monacacy ter plants and tropical fish, A total of 761 claims were Trapp, Mrs. Harry Tomasek, This trip will give eonrrete eoncepts to past abetract nesday night. The selectmen had had refused, to approval of me appraisals, the second time White’s pro River are the fisheries’ 700 shipped from Florida. The fast- ■Mrs. Emil Sieber; Wednesday, learnings. It will strengthen your knowledge and under filed in Manchester for the according to the telegram, posed has been denied by the ponds, looking like a bit of the growing tropical fish market week ending April 27, compared ^ ‘^**‘* « Winkler ouUlned plans for the Mrs. Eldridge Yost, Mrs. Rich standing of your fellow man. It wdll prepare yon for mem to Instruct the Zoning gradual development of Herrick which alro states an explana ZBA. Kakong Delta from the air. has Increased the demand for to 554 for the week ending ard Wemerell, Mrs. Wayne fuller life in many school areas you will undoubtedly Board to consider this zone Memorial Park over the next tory letter will follow. eneountcr In your future schooling. Millions of the brilliant fish that goldfish since many tropical fish April 20. , x No action was taken on a re Trueb, Mrs. William Summer; change request on the merit of few years, beginning with Im- are flown across the country to will only eat other live fish. Statewide claims increased 8.7 _ . The HUD teleg;ram is me first quest for a variance to permit a Friday, Mrs. Larry Zielinski, the case rather than consider- provement of the road built this Donfirmation from the federal rotating sign at the Mercury Mrs. Walter Wojclk, Mrs. talte up residence with some A headache for the hatchery per cent, or by 2,373, last week,' •let away to Europe on July 6th. A Volkswagen micro Ing it a request made by an fall, and its drainsige, and estab- government mat me town’s ap Oil Cto. gas station of Merrow George Wilson and Mrs. seaweed in little, all-glass are seagulls, egrets, osprey and to a 29.763 total. The Agues FVederloks photo bus will l>e awaiting you at the Frankfurt Airport, to be emotional group, pressure group llahment of trass run-offs, plication Is b e i^ approved since Rd., pending clarification of the Frank Wrobel. driven by your personal guide during your S weeks’ homes are annually hatched in occasional eagles that are at was 10,803 for the correspond sV ! }, poetical group.” Money for "Mud H
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN a full calendar of events for each, no matter how a particular year happens Andover ment with the Arabs. Thursday to divide things up. This has been- the night the Cbuncll sliq^ted Is Loyalty Day Parade Units most advanced April to many years; Israelis rael’s wrist with a unanimous y ' ' PUBUSHBD BY THE. May may follow the lead, or try to re resolution "deeply deploring” HERALD PRUTTINQ CO.. INC. IS BlMell Strecl verse its fields, but can hardly fall to Town Budget Meeting toe holding o f the parade. Include Many Town Groups 936 MAIN STReET MAach««ter. Conn. prove irresistible whatever it does. And The resolution was a compro TU O j^ r. B^OTISOK K ill 12 TEL. 643-5171 WALTER R. PERQUBON June, if it should have to, could get mise. Pro-Arab members had Edwin M. Eldwards of 88 Well Miss Jennifer Jones of 124 P u bllih en along on nothing But roses. sought a ahaip condemnation of St. ts parade chairman for a Washington St., Manchester’s Founded October 1, 1881 Set Tomorrow Night Israel, while other delegates Loyalty Day parade Sunday at Loyalty Day ()ueen, and her run PubUabed Every Evening Except Sundeye In Clash 1 p.m., rain or shine, ih Hart ner-up, Miss Emily Schuster of The annual budget meeUng trical engineering in 1964 and sought to avoid language U)ey and HoUdays. Enterdd at the Poet Office at feared might damage U.N. ef ford. Charles Hlrth of 79 Hollis East Hartford, will be guests of StaiMheater. Conn., ne Second Class Hall scheduled for tomorrow night at We M.8. degree in 1966. HU (Conttnued from rage One) Hatter. Pattern Of Diplomacy forts to bring peace to the Mid ter St. Is a divtslon commander honor at toe dance, and both 8 o ’clock at toe Elementary '‘^ason for resigning the poet la at Tel Abu Tsutz. Another infil dle East. of toe parade, and George C. will be presented with gifts. SUBSCRIPTION RATES With the return of George W. Ball to school, pnmlses to be a mther professional responsl- Payable In Advance trator was shot Wednesday in ■ The council was to meet again Edwards of 131 Summit St. is a ■VFW members and guests One Y ear ...... S30.00 the high foreign-policy-making level of planning to participate in toe SIX Hontfas ...... 18.60 long one due to toe 20 Items ** *** the troubled BeLson Valley far this afternoon to consider a Jor division commander aide. the United States (Ambassador to the .. quested that a replacement for Loyalty Day parade will meet Three Honths ...... 7.80 danian request that the former Manchester and area units One Honth ...... 2.60 United NaUons) the Johnson administra in toe warning to be acted upon him be named not later than mer north, an army spokesman at toe VFW Home, 608 E. Cen tion now is committed to a policy of and also numerous questions July !• announoed. mayor of Arab Jerusalem, Mu parUctpatlng in the march In H E H B B R 0 7 clude toe American Legten posto ter St., Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Cof THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gradual "disengagement” from* the Viet usually answered at an earlier People interested In applying Eariler this week, the army hammad H. El-Farra, be per and auxiliaries of libnehester fee and doughnuts will be served The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled nam war. budget hearing, not held this vacancy should call 8e- sold a patrol killed 13 infiltra mitted to address the council. at this time. ' 10 the use of republloatton of all news dis Israeli authorities removed El- and Rockville; the VFW Post patches credited to It or not otherwise credit Backsliding is of course always possi year. lectman Percy B. Cook at the tors Sunday iright near Jericho, A motor calvacade will leave Faira from Jerusalem, and he and Auxiliary of Manohestor; ed In this p^er and also the local news pub ble. The "hawks” have retreated but More specific information has '^uwn Office building. Hs will' in the West Bank territory from the club at 10:16 a.m. for lished here. arrived in New York Tuesday. toe Frank J. Mansfield Marine All rights of republtcatlon of special dls- not surrendered. There still are plenty now been made available about supply full information on the seized from Jordan in the war toe line of march in Hartford. paitohea lierein are piso reserved. of them around the President himself. item_, 17 which asks toe town work involved, the experience last June. In London, British Foreign Corps lAague and Auxiliary and IWM fihoto And Lyndon Johnson keeps such tight, bo "make an addltimial appro- helpful for It, and other details, kBlitary sources said they be Minister Mlchsel Ste'wart and Army-Navy (31uh and Auxiliary, The Herald Printing CoimMUiy Inc., as both of Manchester; toe Legion sumes no financial responslbUUy for typo personal control on operating decisions priatlon to toe 1967-1968 budget Ui 'Little League lieve toe sudden growth in size seven other senior cabinet Remember graphical errors appearing In advertisements 89 Engaglsd Schools May Affiliate that a return to a "military victory” of guerrilla bands—previously members boycotted an Israeli of Estonian Liberation of And and other reading matter in The Manchester ------of a sum not exceeding $40,- Thirty nine boys signed up for over. Evening HeitUd. policy remains possible. (XK) for toe purchase, alteration, the Uttle League baseball sea- they rarely exceeded five' ipeti Embassy anniversary reception NEW HAVEN (AP)—New Ha The engagement of Miss Con Also St. Patrick’s Pipe Band However, the invitation to Mr. Ball to and repair of said Mill Proper- son when registration was held —is due to the saboteurs’ belief although they had accepted invi ven and Quinniplac ccrileges are Subscriber to Los Angeles limes-Washlng- stance Elizabeth Bayrer of of Manchester; the Saints Fife Mother lon Post News Service. take the UN post when Arthur J. Gold ty” . Item 16 refers to toe posl- on Tuesday. This will provide that they can break through Is tations. The absences apparent expected to announce toe be Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc.. Manchester to Lance Quentin and Drum Corps of top Ameri berg insisted on resigning has a special ble purchase of toe former Post the makeup for four teams. As raeli patrols and ambushes if ly were to signify disapproval of ginning of a study of possible with tables Publlabers Representatives — The Julius Johnson o t Newington has been can Legion, Rockville; toe Trl Hathews Special Agency — New York, Chi meaning. Mr. Ball has consistently, Narrow Fabric mill on Long HiU there was also a good turnout announced by her parents, Mr. they have greater firepower. toe military parade in Jerusa affiliation of the two schools at cago, Detroit and Boston. lem. City Riders of Rockiville, and separate 3 p.m. meetings today. from the day it began, opposed the com Rd. "for use as a Town of fathers, the coaching and 6th- and Mrs. William H. Bayrer of Israel had defied toe U.N. Se she'll always units from fire departm ents in Offlclalh of both schools con H E U B E R AUDIT BUREAU 0 7 CIRCUIyA- mitment of the prestige, and the man Garage". ^r supervision should be ade- 23 McKinley 8t. curity Council and its Arab TIONS. power, of the United States to war In Manchester, Rockville and South firmed that toe affiliation was remember This property is being offered quate. No practice schedule Ijas Her fiance is the son of Mrs. neighbors Thursday by parad Southeast Asia. Windsor. the reason for the meetings, but Dlmlay advertising closing hours. for $81,000, and ithe town has yet been set up. Henry Solnzeff of Newington ing its military might and tro Prison Trend Reversed For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. He resigned from the State Depart Cimdr. Roland Wilson of toe they declined to offer more spe For Tuesday — l p.m. Saturday. and the teite Wailter J. Johnson. phies of last year’s war through Give Mother one or ment in 1966 because he was tired of an option .to buy ait that figure Thirteen boys registered for WASHINGTON — . The VFW and Mary Rowe, president cific Information. The officials For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday Miss Bayrer, a graduate of an Arab sector of Jerusalem in For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. the futility of opposing the escalation ^ t o $L0W tmvlng been paid for the Pony League which In- number of persons in federal of the VFW Auxiliary, today an also asked that they not be more of these handy For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. toe option. To pay for toe ac Manchester High School, is a toe highlight of toe independ policy which at that time was In full eludes boys from Bebron and prisons declined progressive nounced that members, and identified. petite Colonial tables For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. quisltion cost, needed alterations ence celebration. Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day nclore flood. Bolton. The first practice will freshman at toe Hurtford Art every year from 1962 to last guests from New York, Penn Quinniplac, in Hamden, and for Mother’s Day. publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday and repairsi toe Board of F3- School of the University of Hart The Security Council had year. In 1962 a record 24,309 and Monday publication. It is simply not conceivable that he be held next Thursday at the sylvania and New Jersey plan New Haven College, in West Ha k ance has recommended a trans Elementary School field. Boys ford. Mr. Jchnsmi, a graduate called on toe Israelis to cancel persons were in prison. The total to attend a Loyalty Day Evte ven, have both recent In the spirit of Early would come back now if the old escala fer of $20,000 from capital funds toe parade, contending it would Friday, May 3 tion policy still was in force. It can be not yet registered and wishing of Ward Teriinlcal School, Hart had declined to 19,277 in 1966, Dance tomorrow at 9 p.m. the ly launched large expansion pro America, these capti with the balance to come from harm chan'oes of a peace agree assumed that he believes that there is to do so may enroll by calling ford, is a candidate lor a bach but increased to 19,637 in 1967. post home. grams. vating tables accent short term borrowing. a new policy direction and that its ob m Maxwell B. Hutchinson Jr. elor of science degree in June traditional r<>onis in ■ Rockefeller On Vietnam » jective is the de-escalation of the war In a mailing to all boxholders Lake'lM at the University of Hartford. In town about a week ago toe He is serving as a sergeant with their gay colbrs. ! When former Vice President Richard and the gradual disengagement of the Bodrd of Finance pointed out toe Army National Guard. I Nixon stands, as he now does, with the United States from Vietnam. Manchester Evening Herald Expertly crafted in a The above assumption accords with tholt any person who Is on elec The wedding is planted for • position that it would be Improper and tor in Andover and any per Andover correepondent, Law choice of colors . . an emerging pattern of personalities and Aug. 31 at Immanuel Congre 3 I undesirable for him to comment on the rence Moe, tel. 742-6796. Largest Selection Maple and GoW, for the public positions in Washington. The re son 21 years of age, who on Oc gational Church, Hartford. ’ Johnson administration’s Vietnam jx)]- turn of Mr. Ball fits with the newly de tober 1, 1867, alone or with an- Tilt Top Table; Maple, ioy at a moment when the possibility T other person had property as- Blue, Red, Green or clared policy position of Vice-President thy, crashed into thi rear end V i T T N E i r S Faces Responsibilily of negoUatlMis Is still alive, he is at- Hubert H. Humphrey and with the latest . sessed at not less than $1,000, Off a parked pickuip truck. Black for the others, 4 H ' is eligible to vote at toe Bud NURSERY PLANTS tempting to put angelic wings on what remarks of Secretary of Defense Clark In Brother’s Death However, investigation showed aU niceiy stenciled I j is really his own practical political nec- Clifford. get Meeting. he said, that toe Brennan broth Ciuchry Resigns at the moment. Six months ago Mr. Humphrey was r HARTFORD (AP) — Prelim ers had been drinking before See them tonight. Photographed By Sylvian Oflara Andrew J. Czuchry, tax col inary investigation indicates Open until 9 p.m. I Mr. Nixon keeps silent primarily not loyally crusading against "militant, ag- toe crash. The corbher said & SUPPUES lector, has reslgpied that post that an East Hartford man is ! to Influence the course of the potential gfressive Asian communism with its head SPRINGTIME FOR GRETCHEN there was no evidence that toe quarters in Peking, China.” which he has held since last criminally responsible for toe operator of the car acted to I negotlatlon8,^but to keep himself in po- Within the past week Mr. Humphrey July 1 through an appointment death of his brother in an auto avoid the truck. In This Area • altlaa to juinp whichever way ihe ef- was preaching "the containment, not by the Board of’ Selectmen. The crash last January, according ! fort to negotiate pans out. If it proves isolatioif' of mainland China. He pro appointment was necessary be- to a coroner’s report, I to be mccessful, he can claim to have posed "building bridges" to Peking. And By Rowland Evans Jr. cause the person elected in the Deputy <3oroner William J. Swiss RaUs Prosper OPEN DAILY—9 A.M. - 6 P.M. I helped It. If It proves futile, he can say a day later he referred to the Vietnam I n s i d e Open Forum May biennial election, Mrs. Shea said Thursday that Tim- ZURICH — Switzerland, ) he «gq|)eoted it all along. Biit, at the mo- war in the following terms: Ruth Lathrop, because of ill- otoy Brennan had testified that ■whidi is only 200 miles long TH U RS.-PRI— 9 A .M ..8 P.M. I ment, there is really nothing very Im- "I can think of nothing more impor ness could not take on the du- "because o f injuries, he could and 100 miles wide, has about ties of the office. remember nothing about the col- I poctant he wishes to riski saying about tant to the American people and the Robert D. Novak "I Am Ashamed” editorials words like shame and 4,000 miles o f lallway track SAT.-SUN.— 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Report Czuchry is a candidate for a llslon” that fatally Injured his world than to bring this sad and painful and 2,600 passenger trains I Vietnam. conscience have been freely To toe Editor, PhD degree at the University 2i-year-old brother, Thomas, and costly war to a conclusion without .used. If there is any real shame •every day. The Swiss iFederal ! Gk>veiiior Rockefeller occupies a dlf- humiliation or defeat." I live in Manchester. I am of Connecticut where he re- The crash occurred teat Jari', 17 NEW YORK — While Sen. regulars reluctantly carrying A new private poll, however, its in the fact that the town of Railways has not sbown a defi I ferent position. He too, no doubt, would On the same day that the, Vice-Presi ashmed. How can a town, secure celved his B.S. degree in elec- when the oar, driven by T$mo- cit since 1060. Robert F. Kennedy concen their banner—the Queens lead shows Kennedy slightly, ahead Manchester hos^ln Us confines \ like to have been ‘excused from com dent was building bridges to (Commun and affluent ,refuse to help oth trates on far-off primary elec er, Assembly Man Moses Wein (with 31 per cent, Humphrey 16,520 second class citizens who ment on Vietnam at this particular mo ist China, Mr. (Clifford affirmed a mili ers? tion states, a ra^ng rebellion stein, Is a perfect exam-pie— second, and McCarthy third. did not even go near the polls. ment, Just as be had excused himself tary policy of turning more and more may defect at the Chicago con Time is also working for Ken We cannot live alone here in SPIIIEt in his adopted home ba?e of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jerk who Pink Flowering of the fighting over to the South Viet Manchester, a small Island from making such comment for nearly New York has reached the crisis vention if Kennedy shows any nedy. His strategists believe couldn’t tear themselves away < three years now. But, precisely because nam Army, which is, of coursev another point. weakness. that an all-'victorlous record in above toe sea of troubles. The way of talking about disengagement 6f only way in which we can save from the boob tube long enough (BRIDAL WREATH) I of this long silence, I^ k efeller is under The only bright spot for Ken . Ironically, Kennedy’s first the primaries, capped by a win American forces . ourselves is to help others. If to exercise their sacred right I oompulslon, as a candidate, to prove nedy here today is that the objective after announcing his in California June 4, iWU melt And another item. President Johnson’s we do not, toe sea will engulf to vote. 2-YEAR-OLD 2^0T J that he has a Vietnam position, and that New York primary, where candidacy, March 16 was secur his opposition. Convefsely, Mc Oh! The Town of Manchester ALMOND first real peacemaking move was to pull Carthy leaders here confide he us. IN BUD ft BLOOM 1 he can present it. He did so, in Phlla- most of the states delegates to ing hlB home base in New York, is In trouble alright and Man back the bombing line to the 20th Paral the Democratic National Con Kennedy and brother-in-law • must beat Kennedy In at least People talk of a time to put I delphia Uie odier day, not bewuse he lel. This move has always been the first chester has shame. 2 . 3.FOOT PilANTS M vention will be chosen, does Stephen Smith, his campaign one primary to stay viable in their children first. (Dan't you \ wanted to, any more than Nixon, but step in the George Ball program for Not because of the vote on low MIIEAGE BARB ROOT not happen until June 18. If manager, coolly informed coun New York. realize that by voting down project concern or any other is I because bis particular political situa- gradual disengagement of the United Project Ckmcem you have con that primary were today, Ken ty leaders s u ^ as Weinstein Moreo'ver, there Is doubt sue. I tion required it. ' States Jrom the war.' demned them to a one-sided, nedy would stand to lose 50 lo thait if they resisted, organiza whether Humphrey will capital We are in trouble because it ea So Mir. Ball can return to foreign pol isolated view of life? low PRICED Tilt Table with 20 x I Wlud Rockefeller accomplished in tion delegates would be chal ize on his potential here. His icy-making with good will because his 60 of the state’s i90 delegates. is now an established fact that lenged—and surely beaten—by a New York staff is based on toe And what about those whom 14 in. top, 22T^ in. > I Philadelphia was not aniything more policy finally is being tried out. It ac But those figures' don’t begfln in a town of a little o v e /45,000 Kennedy slate. Almost to a organization used by 0 ’(3onnor you have refused to help? Won't high, $29.96. • than the minimum required of him. He cords with the* declared purpose of the to accurately reflect the depth we have in our midst 15,620 man, the Weinsteins folded. in his losing campaign for Gov they become toe same as their I did accomplish the feat viiich was for Secretary of Defense who is probably of anti-Kennedy feeling here. morons that we can ill afford. For one thing, the Kennedy- But Kennedy’s conquest of toe ernor In 1966 and is not greatly parents before them, because BEG. $1.4* . - . I so long Impossible for Governor Rom- the President’s most trusted adviser in How come The Herald edi BEG. 0S M county leaders was elusive. esteemed. you would not stoop to help? 1 88 j ney~that of talking about the Vietnam foreign policy to these days. controlled state Democratic torials never thought of this Rank-and-file clubhouse reg Stoop? You would be doing LIMITED SUPPLY And it has been eagerly picked up by Committee will name 65 at- Still, anti-Kennedy flames one? A ' issue without putting his foot in his yourself a favor. Our society is large delegates. With the excep ulars of the Democratic party, have been fanned here by his Yours truly ! mouth. And he did manage a nice mid- Vlce-Pr^dent Humphrey because it being undermined by toe very tion of a few big name Demo who have never liked Kennedy failure nationwide to sew up toe L. R. SOUTHERGILL I dle-road discussion of Vietnam, rather gives him a chance to break away horn people we keep beneath our feet. the old escalation policy which he loyally crats opposed to Kennedy who and feel he dogged it In helping nomination since President ■ pleasantly suited to the non-hawklsh, Think. Reconsider your decis SELECT YOUR HARDY supported but always disliked. cannot be left off the delega unsuccessful campaigns for Johnsoh’s withdrawal. New "Disappointed and Sick” mayor ln'‘ 1965 and Governor in ion. Is it still too late to care? 1 ^ , disillusioned, peeuie-wlstful Viet- But it is important to notice the dif tion in good grace (City Council York Democrats, who never To toe Editor, 1966, began a quiet rebellion. (?heryl Schaffer I nom consensus which has been building ference between public "peacemaking” President Prank O’Connor, have loved Bobby Kennedy, are I am disappointed and s l^ OUTDOOR PLANTS I lately. and a policy of disengagement. Mr. Ball James A. Farley, Robert F. Anti-Kennedy feeling among turning on him now that they over toe result of yesterday’s • What this proves—to U(^t of the fact favors a program of action which aims Wagner, perhaps Mrs. Herbert Brooklyn regulars became so view him as less than Invinc “ Two Bleating Editorials” referendum on Project Concern. intense that Assemblyman Stan ible and
'V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1968 PAGE NINVTBBN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, M A^ a, 19«8 ------r------^------— ------»----- Rham District bee, Tolland; Mike London, Ver T olland Cpunty non, and John Potterton, Bolton. H ebron Bolton Heralding Further Information may be LIQ Q En DRUB obtained by contacting county PARKADE Marlborough Senior Named 4-H Camp club agent Albert B. Gray or Mat4:hing $800 Available Castagna Declines Comment Politics Mrs. Linda R. Clapp at the Tol OPEN Statens Top Student Debater By 80L R. COHEN Gets Ready land County Extension Service, :45 A.M. to 10 P.M. To Develop School Play Area Hyde Ave., Rockville. On $27,000 Education Cut Richard (joncl, son of Mr. and Manchester Democrats will have two representatives on a A week of fun planned by Ifrs. KaryJCoelcch and Tliom- Mrs. George Concl of Marl looking for sponsors. Starting Superintendent of Schools Dr. Bolton exceeded its last year’s 40-member DemocraUc State teen-agers for teen-agers is in ton Seeor Jr. of the SoU Oon- this weekend, all UtUe League total. Dr. Bernard J. Sheridan, borough, has been named the Joseph Castagna had no com Platform Committee — Atty. the offing with the 1968 Wlnd- •ervation office spoke to the boys In full uniform w ll cnavas ment today about the $27,000 cut chairman of the drive, has an Outstanding Student Debater for Sanford iPIepler, chalrmdh at ham-TolIand 4-H camp now be Board of Education Iasi night the town requesting adults to taken in the Board of Education nounced ithat $609 was collected the state for 1968. the Manchester McCarthy Com during a qieclal meeting. They ing planned. The senior camp sponsor this project. Each dwi- budget request by the Board of this year. Last yegr, townspeo mittee; and Atty.,Richard Seid- '••I t explained that there is an or will be asked to sign an of ple contributed $431. Dr. Joseph Seacrlst of the HOUSE &, HALE Finance. University of Connecticut and man, member of the Manches for young persons who are 14 amount of $800 being held for ficial paper and will receive a Dr. Castagna said that neith From Art to Sex Bklqcatlon MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER— 643-4123 , director of the Connecticut ter Young Democrats. years of age by July 1 will be Hebron to develop recreational Little League schedule and a er he nor the board had re There’s a busy weekend Atty. Seldman, aIthou$^ a held If a minimum of 60 camp 1 Scho^8tlc Debate Conference, areas at Gilead Hill School un bumper sUcker promoting He ceived any notifications yet of ahead. The Bolton Art Club will West Hartford resident, has ers attend. der the Green Span prog^ram. bron Baseball. hold an exhibit of work by its , annOimeed the selection. Con- the reduction. ^tl’s name will be inscribed on chosen to belong to the Man The Tolland County 4-H esunp This $800 is available on a The Little League will hold its The announcement of cuts in members Saturday and Sunday chester Young Dems. He is na programs will be combined with matchlfig funds basis to build first exhibition game tonight at from 1 .to 6 p.m. at the Com , a plaque that is kept permant- the school board and other town ly at the university, tional committeeman • from the Windham County's. Camp Is be- ' .Time to baseball, softball fields and Oth Little League field next to the budgets was made in a budget munity Hall. Refreshments will state to the NaUonal Young ing held at the Windham GVxm- er recreational areas. Hebron Elementary School. The message by Board of Finance be served on Sunday. The public Concl is also the recipient of Dems. ty 4-H Camp in Ablnglxxi from The amount of land that is in game begins at 6:16 p.m. The chairman Roy Peckham at the is welcome. a full four-year scholarship to Atty. Plepler, in early March, June 23 to 28. Ther cost of the Bears will play the Lions and store your volved in the Green Span pro selectmen’s meeUng Wednes St. Maurice Church will sixm- Colby College in WatervUle, was instrumental in getting 6 camping session Is $20. Teen gram is a little over 11 acres at the "ngers Will play the Wild day night. sor its annual antique show and -Maine. In his junior year, he of 13, or 38 per cent, McCarthy agers who are not 4-H members cats. ' will be sent to England where the school site. This particular Dress Down Day sale Saturday and Sunday pledged delegates from Man may also attend. piece of- land is eligible for the The farm team, composed of from 1 to 9 p.nti. in the church ■ he will study at his choice of A student from the U.S. Mili chester to the June 21-22 Demo- Activities at the camp in program because it was former all boys who signed up for little hall. Refreshmeills wilt be avail either Oxford or Cambridge tary Academy coming to talk cratiq State Convention. clude swimming, boating and FURS crop land retired under the crop league and did npt get picked able, and the public is wecome. UnlversltleB. with boys in the junior class Subsequent primaries in 80 canoeing, motor scooter safety, diversion program. The town en for a team, will hold their flryt Teen-age volunteers will be so Connecticut towns, gave Mc . at Bolton High today may have Of the 99 seniors in the grad archery, sports, crafts and cur tered Into a 10-year agreement practice tomorrow at 1 p.m. on liciting contributions for St. Carthy backers approximate received quite a shock when - he uating class of Rham, 50 have rent events. Evening programs with the program last year and the Little League FTeld. Jude’s Hospital in Memphis, ly 20 per cent of statewide dele entered the school. Today is free been accepted and are plan and discussions will cover such is currently receiving $384 an Tenn. This hospital, for the cat gates. McCarthy people will African ExMUt at Library dress day. ning to attend various institu- topics as VD, drugs and narco nually for not growing crops on astrophic diseases of children, have only 5 of the 40 seats on The Douglas Library has an For 26 cents, payable to the ; tlons of higher education foUow- tics, community and social pro this 11 acres. specializing in diseases like v^the State Platform Committee. exhibit of handiwork of African student counrtl, students can ing graduation. The following grams, world politics, recre The matching funds would be leukemia, is supported by the R Idiud Concl I - w tribesmen of Kenya, Tanzania dress in a manner they choose is a list of Uiese seniors and ation, damblng and films. Only the best will do for available during building of and Uganda including carved for this one day of the year. annunl drive and patients re Camp director is William O’ these recreatoinal sites for lime animals on display this month. Principal Norman Shaw, who ceive 21 days of free service. your precious furs. Pro Keefe. Members of the camp fertilizer, vegetative cover and The collection was loaned to the normally casts a disapproving The third and final sex educa V >» tect them in our air-con- STS' im” SSs'Z g"JSlL. planning committee from Tol earth moving only. Any other library by Mr. and Mrs. John eye on many of the current fash tion seminar, offered by the ecu future nliuifl DrydMi and Mark Fries, Con- Monday,'from 7:30 to 9 p.m., if di'tioned vaults all sum land County are Diana Stark, extras would not come under Sibun of East St. ions, seamed quite Intrigued menical group, the Bolton Youth Tho 1, ’ ,411 » .. nectlcut College, JUl Dzlcek; i„ the SUi^'xDlstrict Firehouse, mer. Guard them against Forum, will ^ held Sunday eve Those who will attend Man- University of Hartford, Tim- Main and Hlhlard Sts. He will Vernon; Ruthann Bugbee, Tol the 60 per cent agreement. Scout Camping Trip with some of the outfits worn heat, humidity, moths. EIARLY BIRD The board authorized the ad- The Junior Girl Scouts and ning from 6 to 9 p.m. at *'■ College are othy Fortin, Johanna Nygifen. listen to su g g ^ on s and com- land; Ldnda Olson, Coventjy; today. SPECIAL ihinlstratlon to work with Thorn Cadette Scouts will leave He the high school, rather than in 1 Rowley and Garrie plaints from anjT W n resident, Renee Calhoun, Bolton; Marcia* He reports that there were aid, Linda Erickson, Elizabeth shok; Hartford InsUtute of Ac- __ 1 . ton Secor Jr-., soil conservation bron tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. for many real hippies, with paint the afternoon. All teen-agers in Brlasette, Vernon; Jason Bug- Foote, Stephen Glrouard, Jo- counting, Marianne Groves, and Mrs. Dorothy Gartlde has ist, on a proposal for developing an overnight camping trip to ed flowers on their faces and Grades 9 through 12, are urged seph Gore, Linda Popoff, Peter CRiandler School for Women, been appointed Republiban as- a plan for recreational area at Camp Laurel in Chestnut Hill. to attend. real flowens in their hands, and Shevhenko and Annette Crosby. Pamela Laklng. sistant leader In Voting InkJet FOR ONLY N WE WILL Gilead Hill School to meet the They will return Sunday after a boy in a cutaway, a girl in a requirements of the Green Span noon. They will be accompanied mumu, and another in a paper Manchester Bvenlng Herald Seniors who will be Univer- Also, Swain School of Design, 5. She succeeds Mrs. Grace Platterful of Trout from Hop River Septic Tanks Bolton correspondent, Cleme- slty of Connecticut students are Bonnie Lippincott; Windham ry, who resigned from the GO: # gloie your fur coot 3 p r o g T E tm . by Mrs. Paul Wilhelm, Mrt. . dress that ripped (she later ap ^Dana Sherwood, 16, of Bolton, pulled in a couple of platter- AND Siq>erintendent Aram Damar- Ronald Saglio, Mrs. James Der peared in slacks). well Young, tel. 643-8981. Lois Bailey, Jacqueline Blais, Technical School, Brian Mac- Town Conrmlttee last year. The iils of brown brook trout early this week out of Hop River, # replace loops and buttons lan gave a report on Project by, Mrs. Robert Dixon, Mrs. One member of the senior Bonnie Jones, Robert Keefe and Granor; University of Maine, new appointment was announc- Plugged Sewers which runs behind 'his house on Rt. 6 in Bolton. The largest ASK, a federally approved and George Alden, Mrs. Milton Shaw class took advantage of the at John London. Thomas (Megson; Eastern Con- ed by Robert Stavnitsky, district is oWr 14 inches. Dana, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn # store in our own funded organization for Ttriland and Mrs. Julian Ne'vico. mosphere to advertise the sen Columbia Those who will attend Mitchell n®ctlcut State College, JoAnn leader. Machine'Cleaned Sherwbqd, has been fishing all his young life and never caught and Windham County schools to Ticket Chalnnan ior doss play, a Victorian com CoUege are Wallace Barton. Munson. Earl L. Palmer; Uni------anythlng^at large. Neither )iad a fellow fisherman, in 36 SepUo Tanks, Dry WeUs, air-conditioned vault get help for the chUd with edu Mrs. Kenneth Stevens has' edy, "Life with Mother.” She Barbara (Novell Lawrence Har- 'verslty of Denver, Cynthia Ray- Interested persons have been Middletown Man years of c a s ^ g In the river, which slows to a trickle In the Sewer Lines Installed—Cel cation problems. The project been named as ticket chairman wore a long skirt and old-fash vey and Everett Stone. Bonnie WlUlmantlc Institute of asked to ig;nore the May 3 (to- lar Waterproofing Done. summer. (Hwald photo by Bucelvlclus) # insure your, coot for ^100 has been operating since last for the Hebron Congregational ioned blouse. Blssell will be attending the Hairdressing and Cosmetology, day) date for the next meeting Dies When Car Hartford Hospital School of Serra; Skidmore College, of the Town Planning Commls- fan. Church Smorgasbord to be held Five Fire Calls McKINNCY BROS. The Hebron Board of Educa on May 18 with servings from Nurslng. Scanlon; Boston Univer- slon. The meeUng, actually, man — to concentraV efforts on Met. He was defeated by Dem The normal cost of insurance alone is $4. House & The Fire Department was Runs Off Rt. 6 118 Peari St. — 643-6368 tion voted last night to support 4 to 8 p.m. Reservations may called out five times yesterday, Other seniors and their re- Hartford Is May 13. The May 3 date list- registration. \ ocrat Henry Becker. Hale gives you all these extras at ho additional chiorge. Sewerage Disposal Co. Project Ask for the next school be made by contacting Mrs. starting at 1 a.m. to the scene A Middletown man was pro specUve schools are Gettysburg technical Institute, Robert ed in the Municipal Building is Manchester’s 5,017 u ^ filia t- (Uttle since then has been at Bring your coat in today! rSSw!. SerilfibeU, and Elmhurst College a carryover from last year, and ^^y t ^ w n odds with the town committee year. Stevens. of the fatal accident on Bolton nounced dead on arrival at Rllnol^ Clifford Martinez. never changed. election results. Republic because of his criticism of the Becreation Council Officers Admission will be only by Center and Birotv Mt. Ext. Windham Memorial Hospital CentnU ConiKcUcut State <^1- addition to these colleges. — The RecreaUon Council elect number 9,(»2 and Democrats 8' GOP-controlIed Board of Di- ticket or reservation. Children where LeAvrence Hlartley, an 18- yesterday after his car went off James Davloson, Marilyn students were accepted at the The Democratic Towri'^Com- ed officers last night. The Rev. ctors and Board of Education. under six will be admitted free. yeer-old (Manchester boy was Rt. 6 and struck ten guard rails. Ellls and Katherine Ursin; following schools: Wesleyan, mittee, when it meets May 20, 987. Herbert Kelsey was elected Hfesis not likely to get commlt- Tickets are also available from killed when his car failed to ne The man was identified as Windham Hoepltal, tiPN, Marie Mlddlebury, University of 1* expected to re-elect all of its chairman, Donald Dzenis was the women of the church. gotiate a turn, rammed trees Mark R. Warley Jr., 35. Wilber Little, president of tee-^cking. If he decides to run DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET Desso,------Virginia Slater; ----- Rochester, KOcnester, University umverslty ofor New officers.omceia. They iney are Ted reu (5um-vaim- MAnphp.5tPr Pronertv Own- aealn * elected vice chairman, Mrs. Fellowship Rally and split in two. Police believe the man may November. Helen Hovey was elected secre have died before the car left the ( S e n X era Association, emerged as a The Men’s Fellowships of the Equipment was called to a Durai, gjg college. West Point, Drexel Coleman, vice chairman; Mrs MANCHESTER— Comer of Oak . tary and Ward SUenmlller was road. A witness told them that strong figure, following Tues- No expla'hation has been forth- Hebron and Gilead Congreg;a- grass and wood pile fire behind and Syracuse. Pat Conti, Secretary; and Rog elected treasurer. tional Church will attend a the home of Clarence Anderson the car’s movements shortly be day's special election on 20 comi'.ig fronKthe town manag- HOUSE School Menu er Negro, treasurer. In other action last night, the state men’s rally Sunday at 6 :30 on Rt. 6 at 8:30 a.m ., fore it went off the road indicat Legal Notice referendum questions. er’s office regarding the sUence ------TTie menu to be 'served at the ------council made up a schedule of at VaUo’s Steak House tn Hart During the course of the day, ed the man was ill.'*The .apcl- The results of the vote diow- inactivity oh'^ proposal for OBDEK OF .^NOTICE Rham cafeteria next week is: Atty. Herbert Phelon list night 'o ^ ^ > '"o f'^ rp ri~ v a te ly OPEN 6 DAYS present recreational activities in ford. Moving Day the department went to a truck dent happened at 6:20 p.m. AT A C»tmT OF PROBATE, cpressed the concern of many ed that the electors followed the p u ro l^ - of Ttm prira Hebron and also made a list of held at Manchester, within and for Monday, hamburger on a roU, expressed the concern of many the owned Manchester )8(ater Co. _____ s fire on the comer of Lake St. An autopsy was performed GOP town ibmmlttee members recommendations of those they would like to see cre Workmen in the John G. Shedd Aquarium strain as a tranquilizer before the move. At bottom children and Box Mt. Rd. and another today at the hospital but results ^ potato etops- plcWed beets; ...... _ _ The Board of Directors last Manchester Evening Herald Present, Hon. 'John' J. WoUett. Tuesday, baked ham, mashed over the news that Manchester ® x ated. Hebron Correspondent Mrs. they lift a gigantic Arapaima, a fresh water fish ^iew the fish. The fish was only eight inches long r truck fire on Bolton Center Rd. were not immediately available. LitUe and former Police Chief year authorized the manager to At present, there are these and a brush fire on the highway ■'‘^^uto of JohnThurnerSr. late of Potatoes. peas and carrots; RepuWlcaiw hold a slim 65 lead „ ® treasurer of proceed with appraisals and ne THURSDAY Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. (top left) for a move to another tank. Top right when it arrived at the aquarium in May 1954. It is ,^te2 S 4Sler, in sold tlteirict; de- Wednesday, meat loaf, buttered over Manchester pemocrats^,on H ejn ^ ^ S ch e^ el, treasurer of f actlvlUes: girl’s baseball which construction site at the notch. Ohio State holds the Big Ten organizes in mid .June; wom the 190-pound monster splashes into his new home. a native of Northeastern South America. (AP IT iin 1.-, A T rice green ''lo to s ’ Tliursd^ the voter-registration lists. It is the MPOA, told a membership gotiations. HALE Move had to be done in a minute or less so the fish Photofax). Girl Scout Drive; $509 record for consecutive football 1 S ^ d e r j ^ t a t o i ^ ^ k t e the lowest^GOP lead In the meeU.^ last year that they had en's softball team; little league The final tally on the annual victories—17, scored between A Minnesota afternoon base- Building Permits Chips; Friday, tuna boats, potato aspirations. with four teams, pony league would survive. Water in first tank was sprayed ■with Girl Scout drive shows that and 1956. LitUe, in 1966, had the GOP baU game was postponed and mHted to prolate aa per appUca- salad and cole slaw. Phelon asked the town com and farm team; midget , foot town committee’s e:idorsement reschedtliied as a doubleheader NIGHTS mi 9 ball, scouting program; teen Leap for Month tlon on fU^...... it la mittee to follow a recommenda trol of Shensi pro'vince, in cen Shown Nazi party card with ORDDREiD: Tliat tho foregoing tion by Robert Von Deck, de in his run for state representa- under the lights. It’ll increase center, and the PTA is spon- A dramatic 222 per cent jump ap^ication be heard and deter tral CJhina. According to pre his name on it, Adolf von Thad- mined at the Probate office in ftlbn- feated candidate for town chair- tive from the 20th Assembly Dis- the Twins’ bill. - soring the swimming program over a year ago in Manchester Events in World vious reports, it is the 22nd of den said it wasn’t his. chester in said District, on the 13th Calling this year. China’s 29 provinces, municipal The card was dated Sept. 1, day of Hay. A.D, at three taxable construction was re notice after weathering three o'clock in the afternoon, and that Those other activities they North Koreans Fire ities and autonomous districts to 1939. Von Thadden, 46, congrat First Class ported for last month by Thom months of student demonstra notice be given to all persons inter would like to see established At South Korean Patrol be taken over by the Maoists. ulated a correspondent for the ested in said estate of the pendency Shoe Repairing All Men-- are: men’s softball; hockey; as Monahan, chief building in tions. Officials said it was the of said application and the time and Of The Better Kind! Anti-Maoists were ousted and British Broadcasting Corp. for place of hearing thereon, by pirt>- adult and children’s basketball; SEOUL (AP) — North Korean first university closure In the liaMng a copy of this order in some spector. a revolutionary, committee set finding the card but said he had QUALITY WORK tennis; picnic areas for the history of French education. newspaper having a circulailon in snipers fired bursts from auto up in Shensi on May 1, the pro- never seen it before. Asked if said
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K«rcy Junui BVMbir» m t o r T he H igh S chool W orld VOL. XXX, No. 29 FRIDAY, MAY 3 Corapiled_by Stodents of Manchoster High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Fscnlty Adylaer
(Osattawed from Page One) surance Commissioner William R. Cotter says he Isn't bothered Conservation Expert Recruitment W eek government.” by Connecticut Medical Service's dwtaman Wilbur D. Mills, D- appeal from a ruling he made Ark., of the House Ways and Means,committee, one of those early this week. Addresses Students Proves Beneficial who has been demanding sharp "We can stand the scrutiny spending cuts, said the commit much better than they,” said H ie “Uaea and Mtamiaee of It would be very difficult to By CAROLYN JOHNSON ’69 Most of the recruits attended tee wlU take a new-look at the Cotter at a news conference pump it out. There was also a yfiJM" was the tt^lc of a talk "Class, I know you all are a student council meeting where situation Monday. Thursday. possihlUty o f bringing water in gifven by Mr. Fredertok H. Rus- wondering who oiir visitor la to- the President, Cheryl Sriiaeffer 'Tax proposals and the spend Cotter rejected Monday the gtes to iMra. Becker’s Blolo^ from the Yukon or providing day I’d Uke you to meet Miss presented them with pens for water from a megapolis whidi ing cut voted by the Senate are so-called "Century Contract" d e n e e on Monday, April 20, t» (Mr ) So-and-So who comes Teacher Appreciation Week and ftnSbug bteore a Benate-House proposed by CMS and said he **When You Think o f Glass^ heip in their study of conserva extends from Maine to Wash from Manchester High School, for their work as student teach- ington. He 8 ^ talked of ther oonference committee. would have to have assurances Think of Fletcher'* tion. She thinks she might want to ers. that the plan was firmly support mal polIuUon, oveiheated water become a teacher, so rtie’s Barbara Kelly, who taught Johnson noted that the re Mr. Rutglea is a supervisory from fossil fuel plants and sponse to the action of the Ap- ed by the medical profession be Iiydrologlst with the Federal visiting US this week to find out. seventh grade math —speclflcal- fore he approved it. atomic energy plants, one being Towaid the middle of the week ly square roote, was presented propritatlmiiB OommUbee has 54 McKEE STREET Oovemment^s North Bast Dis the Connecticut Yankee at Ha- been demands for deeper cuts, The' plan was designed to pay trict Flood Control program. she will be teaching your class- with a bouquet of flowers from the full cost of medical care. daam’s Neck. es, and naturally I don’t have her class. The card read, "Now principally from Republican His office analyses chemicals. He also stated that there is leaders. CMS appealed Cotter'.s. ruling TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS to add anything about being on we all have square-root-itis! poUotents, organic wastes, ana a law that says you can put to Superior Court. A hearing Is your best behavior throughout Thanks for all the help." "That may have Just whetted from $25.00 to $45.00 the water fknv. water bcuik into the ocean or scheduled for Jime 4. the week! Let’s make this a re- Mindy MenscheU, adio taught die appetitOi’ ’ he said. He con By use of slides through fats other tKtdles of water five de warding week for her!” grade three at Monidiester tended that such views will only Cotter'said there was no con taNc, Mr. Buggies expicdned grees hotter, but In doing this, Now Is tiw time to bring In your sereens to be repaired. This is the manner. In, which Green school, was amosed and MTVe to kia the MU because nection between his ruling on iMW dependent we are on water it may cause change in aU life. the Century Contract and his Storm window glaeo replaeed. 58 elementary and Junior high pleased at the students’ respect he said (tongress Is not going to to Uve. It costs mdy about |100 Finally he said that we are classes started out the week of for their teacher and for her approve any deeper cuts. Hospital Wedding order to CMS on Wednesday to a year. 11118 isn^ very much, lucky in Connecticut because cut its rates. April 16. Teacher Recruitment as the student teacher. They "It la easy to demand (si>end- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED considering that many other we receive an annual rainfall ing cut) flmres that cannot be Week. The purpose of this pro- all expressed considerable en- Sandra Martin and William Pemishek exchange Mrs. Charles T<»nko, the bridegroom’s sister, CMS has more money than It pleasure tripe we take cost of forty Inches of rain, but in Reached," he said, "and use gram is to give high school Jun- thuslasm —often times raising watches. Sandra decid^ to get married in the hos needs in Its reserve fund, he GLASS FURNITURE TOPS much more. He also explained the Southwest, they only gpet them tor an excuse." marriage vows yesterday in Pittsburgh, at the hos lors an opportunity to observe their hands wishing to be called pital bedside of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Pearl Mar pital because she thought the strain of planning the said, and was relieved of many that the water cycle consists of about six t» seven inches a year. If Congress were left entirely potential claims by the advent rain coming to the ground and However, in all there is a great and actually practice the tech- on whether they were totally tin. Joining them in matrimony is the Rev. Howard wedding would be too much for her mother, a heart MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) nlques of teaching. This expert- sure of the answer or not. They jdone to act on various appro- of medicare. gradually going to streams and deal o f water left. prialUiotiB biUe, he aaild, h e ______F. Peters of Windover Hilb Mrthodist ([IJhurch while patient. (AP Photofax). lakes where it then ocsnes back The students of Mrs. Beck ence may Influence their de- also participated In mad races PICTURE FRAMING (all types) cislons on future education and to see who could hand In his pa- jjoubts the cuts would come any to the atmosphere and comes er’s classes expressed thanks to where near these figures, ex- overseas spending of American down again as rain. Mr. Buggies for his talk on con possible careers in teaching. I P«r first to Use student teacher, WINDOW and PLATE O U S S had the opportunity to work, As one of the recruits I know bept by phony paper cuts that tourists and bustoessmen. The U.S., Hanoi Set Paris About Town Mr. Buggies then said it Is servation. would have to made up later on. Ways and Means Committee de- Police Arrests teach, and learn with Mrs. PHsh, I would like to thank all In- The CathoUc Graduates Club possible to desalt the water, but Mark Wlnaler, ’70 He noted that business and la- ‘ erred any decision on this plan a teacher of seventh and. eighth volved in setting up this pro- of Greater Hartford wiU present bor leaders have supported the «ariler to the session, WUliam K. Hamilton, 19, of As Peace Talks Site grade mathematics at Bennet gram, for it proved to be a the musical comedy “ The Boy tax proposal but that "The Con- Officials said thU time' the Junior High School. great opportunity for each of 643 Vernon St. was (diarged with (Continued from Page One) friend” today and tomorrow at gress has not been that coopera- Pl®“ will be brought before the ’The first two days of my week us to further consider teaching breach of peace and resisting live." Senate____ _ Finance_ . Committee, but ___ j havD never ^elt it w&s use* Uve to hold formal talks with a p.m. at the Avery Memo- 3 were devoted to observation. I -08 a possible career, I thirai we are courting dan- "o Umetable^wos discussed to arrest early last night after po- ^®, sat in the back of the room, The following students par- ger by this continued procrasti- toe announcement, lice bmke up a fight between aeU by d e M - ®r*-®nt to decide with the U.S. ‘ ord. Proceeds will be u ^ tor PARADISE POOLS observing the techniques of the tlclpated In the program: Janet nation, this continued delay,” he Under the plan, the first $7 a the youth and the manager of tog persolX vlew s” In Livance, ®‘<1® ^H*® cessation JJ® college scholarship BY teacher and also the various re- Ackerman, Cathie Albalr, Karen said. person spent dally outside the actions of students. This "ob- Blssell, Janice Bonham, Re The office of Rep. Gerald R. Western Hemisphere would be a Main St. drlve-ln, police said, bombing and \ ll otoer acU of ‘ — servation" became a valuable becca Brewer, Donna Csirpen- Ford of Michigan, House Repub- exempt from taxation, the next After the fight, police brought mscuss me quesu against the Democratic Re- Members of the American Le- SPECIALTY BUILDERS aid when on the third day, I be- ter, Michele Cartier, C3irls Uoan leader, released a state- W dally would be taxed 16 per Hamilton to Manchester Memor- ‘ t*™®*’ public of Vietnam and later to will meet tonight at 7:30 gan to teach: Because of the ob- Clark, Judith DellaFera, Lynn ment In which he said: cent and everything over $16 lal Hospital, using handcuffs and Johnson made the announce- ^bout other matters related toe John F. Tierney Funeral servation, I understood the tech- Derrick, Marsha Elliot, Lois a black Jack to subdue him, po- ment at a news conference sides. Home. 219 W. Center St., to "Republicans are dismayed
THE ^ 0 ' Santiago Takes Up Slack Herald Angle Pitcher^s Duel Won by Kinel and Fast By Nip W ilson Indian Nine Harrelson Supplies Punch EARL YOST Sports. Editor 1-0 on Sixth And Malonev Harrelson and Conigliaro be in his last seven official trips BOSTON (AP) — Jose Schaal’s two out single in the came friends after Ken was fifth Inning. help the Red Sox as a first Majors Not Ready for Ebcpuigiob Inning Run Meet Today Santiago has taken up baseman converted to an out signed as a free agent last Harrelson was left stranded August following his , uncondi How can major leagfue baseball even think of expan much of the slack in the fielder. after beating out a high infield tional release by the Kansas sion when there is such a shortasre o f talent? ex Pitching was on the bill HoipJng to return to winning "I still don’t have my normal ways, Mlanchester High teaitol- r pitching department while chopper in the second Inning, City Athletics. Harrelson and ample, it’s obvious with each passing day that the Dos- of fare and Gary Kinel but fdllowed with two big hits. swing back,” he said. “ My tim ed to Oeppa Field in Meriden Jim Lonborg recuperates ing still is off. I'm just going A’s owner Charles O. Finley ton Red Sox won’t repeat as American League cham- served it to near perfection After Reggie Smith led off the didn’t sec eye-to-eye in a bitter pions unless they can get some help behind the plate, yesterday afternoon at thle afteimoon for a 3:30 pair frofh knee surgery, and out there and giving it every ing with OCMj foe Makmey fourth with a line double to dispute. ahadow of his old self when he East Catholic High as the Ken Harrelson hopes to do right, Harrelson looped a single thing
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THAT SNORING r .AND THE PRINCE FELL f BACKING / WHATEVER)/ IF HE EVER . »■ *^AUNT PETUNIA! BUSS FELL^ THEN Bonding— Businoss Opportunity 28 ASUcEP ASAIN! PLEASE THE I IS DROWNING HEIR TO THE THRONE... A ^ E VOgTHAT_ RUN ONER T f llwa Holp WontMl— Help Wontod MoM 34 Holp Wontod MMo 34 FINISH THIS BEDTIME QUEEN KAGLE AND iMITH IDEA? DIDN’T.you NOTICE BY A STEAM Answer to Praviout Puzzia Mobil* Homos 6-A Confraeting 3 5 ROLLER, HE'D MOBILE lunch wagon, extra MECHANIC — farm tractor and MAN FOR LIGHT elsanup w«wk 1 STORY FOR ME! HAVE BEEN. FRIEND THEY KEPT TRVINO TO Nuns and Monks' a CLASSIFIED equipment. *^New sHcer, freez NIMROD (hampers — sales and ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga small engines. Call South Wind LIER THAN A WET $ELL ME ON th e ir PET 3UST LOOK ON mornings 8 to 12. Call ChorcliM service —Camper Town, Route rage, rec rooms, bathrooms er. Must be sein to b« ap HIGH; SCHOOL GIRL, light sor Equipment Co., Internation Motors, 64S-2791. HITCHHIKER 6IVING IDEAS ? t h e y REALI2E IT AS A FREE 8 Struck with ACRO&S :^ r a r ^ 140, East Windsor. Open eve tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce preciated. 033-5024. cleaning, half day week. Near al Harvester dealer. 289-8406 DIRECTIONS .'BUT THEV'RE DEADLOCKED PANT4 PRESS.' I Mother----- hand '-’N 9 Lymphoid nings and Saturdays. Now ment work, cellar floors, pa Prospect Street. 648-9117 after days or evenings after 6'p.m., REPAIR MAN needed, fuU-Ume WHICH ONE ARE AND CAN'T WIN! 6 Nun'f title advertising TA'Ve r n for sale, owner hM tissues for sewing machines, will train. 12 Avifauna booking vacation rentals. 028- tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- other Interests. Call 649-8181 af 6 p.m. 649-0767, attention George you BACKING ? 13 Autacold 10 Finale CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS I M l. synski, Builder. 649>4291. Sadd. Good starting salary, many 14 French river 11 Legal mailer ter 6 p.m. 13 Exclamation m a t u r e experienced sales ' fringe benefita. Apply in per 15 Certain nuts n 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. APACHE MESA hardtop camp- HOMES* OARAGES, porches, 18 Frozen desserts (var.) sr :i!i women needed full and part- son. The Singer Co., 8M Main 17 Looks with 17 Form o( H er with extras, $000. Call 649- rec rooms, room additions, H o lp time. Apply Peggy Ann Shop, St., Manchester. 647-1428. satisfaction aircraft If 2071. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen- COOKS 19 Old World lizard IC 1 COPY CASING '^ E FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Manchester Parkade. 18 Guido's note r j H a n ------oral repair work. Financing 3 5 MEN WANTED part-time motn- 19 Every one 21 Sail yard (Scot.) U 4.so P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION 22 Sea eagle (var.) APPLlCA’nONS are being tak- SHORT ORDER COOKS Ings for janitorial duties In Cl IW w ■ L i 20 Celtic country — available. No down payment. WAITRESSES — both days and SMWAfH.lM. 24 International 32 Now (comb, 40 Verb forms Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Friday. en for full and part-time wait Manchester area. Call 624-0620. TM US Nt on 23 Monk form) 42 Aladdin's helper Economy Builders, Inc. 048- ' nights. Must be over 18 years ' 27 Malayan gibbon language MotoreyeWo— ress work. Apply, W.T. Grant Si 25 Not wearing 33 Nunnery 48 Woos I I e iso . will start at top dollar. of age. Full or part-time. No AUTOMOTIVE mechanic want 28 Family member 37 Box wUh a )id 47 Portable shelter B ie y e lo s Co., Mancheseter Parkade. A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN (coll.) shoes PLEASE READ YOUR AD experience necessary. Apply In Hours 4:80 to 11 p.m. Excel 26 Prince of . 38 Italian printer 48 Russian lake ------A A L Remodeling, Inside and ed. Top wages. Sunast Service 29 Norwegian (1740-1813) 49 Winglike part 1967 HONDA CB 160. person only. Howard Johnson, lent working conditions. Station, 666 East IiUddle Tpke., HI, WLRPNER! HOW >>** T i* ^ WEV, HOLD ON SAY, NOW, THIS IS NOT A arctic explorer darkness C lo n e d or “ Want A ds" are taken over the phone as a L'Ow .outside work. Flrq escapes TYPISTS ~ 30 Seize 39 Black Sea 50 Soldier of old gmventence ^ ^ mileage. Excellent condition. 304 Tolland Turnpike. % 640-6321. ABOUT USING M3UR/lt,w*TXA> \ THERE.' COOL IT, BAD WEAPON, SONNV BOV.' 31 Taxable unit harbor 51 Oriental tea and rec room Included. 1-872- YOU GET A LOT MORE 34 Music, as 31 Sick Good summer transportation. LOOKS LIKE eUMPIN' n «*; In time for the 8860 or 1-876-4S17. f r o m s e c u r it y THAN OUR MARCO POLO COULD USE...YESSIR.' written 2 3 4 6 r " • 9 10 11 646-1721. SALEISLADT — full-time prefer- MALE HELP wanted to deliver 35 Constellation 1 *■ '« ^ "» * W e for only ONE Incor- NAME SUGGESTS: Inse^on for any advertisement and then only WES ROBBINS Carpentry re red or part-time 1 — 6:30, RESTAURANT Vernon, Rockville area, Fri 38 Monastic 12 ' 13 " H . l l y dignita^y Insertion. Errors which ^ 1068 SUZUKI motorcycle, 160 CC modeling specialist. Additions, Thursday night and Saturday GOOD SALARIES days and Saturdays, can earn included, excellent hourly rate. LIBERAL FRINGE BENEFITS 289-2704 41 Lengthy 14 15 with elecMc starter also sad rec rooms, dormers, porches, $2. per hour. Call 644-1402. 43 Colloquial dle bags. Call after 8 p.m. 648- cabinets, formica, built - Ins, Apply In person or call for ap FREE PARKING appellation 16 7172 accessories. pointment, 643-2128. Casual Vil EXCELLENT WORKING PRESS OPERATORS pw 44 Poetic ■ bathrooms, kitchens* 649-3446. FORK UFT OPERATORS lage Shops, 956 Main St., Man CONDITIONS BRIDGEPORT operators, day composition 1. 21 22 45 Given Into the 19 ■ ■ 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 HONDA trail M. 1867. Like new. CARPENTRY— concrete steps, chester. CAFETERIA ON PREMISES shift. All benefita paid. Blue PACKERS possession 25 2. 8 7 5 -3 1 3 6 760 miles. — Extra seat, extra floors, hatchways, remodeling, AIR-CONDITIONED OFfTCE 48 Arabian seaport 23 24 Croas, CMS, life and health in First Shift, 46 Hour Week ■ (Rockville, Toll Free) new tires $326. Call after 6 porches, garages, closets, ceil ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER OUl OUR W Al BY J. a WIILIAN8 49 'Thoroughlares 30 surance, retirement. Apply 51 Abbatial Insigne ■ p.m., 649-9746. ings, attics finished, rec EARNED VACATION THIS Aeroklnetlcs, 218 Hartford Rd, EASTERN BOILER ft 52 Merciful rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth YEAR ELEC/TRONICS, INC. VEHSHE 11 82 33 1966 HONDO S-66 in good con HOLYSMOKE/.'\ PIE, HE THINKS HE 53 Merchant guild ** BANK AND MANY MORE EXTRAS 09 Loomis St. SHE MUST USE )CAKE, GETS THOSE KEEPS , 54 Bear witness to 1 er related work. No job too 30 30 40 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? dition. $160. Call 043-6647 after A SHOE HORN \COOKIES,\ TREATS BECALISE HER HOUSE' 55 Assumed name 36 small. Dan Moran, Builder. COME INTO OUR PERSON FULL BY 3:30 p.m. MEN part-time for janitor and I )HI hr MtA. Iw. T.M. I«t. U.f. P*«. OM. TO GIT ALU-that) CANDY TH' BOARDIN' DOWN 42 Evenings 640-8880. Proof machine operator. NEL DEPARTMENT ANY IN A LUNCH ^ BAR.. MISSUS UKES FILLIN'UP 41 COLONIAL BOARD Co. floor waxing work, 6 daya, fi A BOARDER 1 More intimate ■ ■ ■ 24-Hour Answering Service Convenient day time hours. WEEK-DAY FROM 8:15 A.M. BOK/ WHERE HIM-BUT SHE p.m. to 11 p.m. CaU 640-5104. D A V Y JO NES BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS DO y o u HEARS WHEN ONCE IN 2 Source of 46 46 47 NEWTON H. S M m , » SON - Call for appointment. The TO 4:16 P.M. TO DISCUSS JOB BOARD, THEY HIRE ANY AWHILE/ wisdom ■ Remodeling, repairing, addi Skilled and Unskilled Free to Heraid Readers Bonneville triumph, $1,025, 1966 South Windsor Bank A Trust OPPORTUNITIES WITH US. NO, THANKS,OLD I HATED LYINS TO DAVY... MISTER 7> NEW GUYS 3 Illusive 46 W 61 tions, rec rooms, garages* WAIT A MINUTE... THIS IS DAVY EXCELLENT.' I'M HERE.' 4 Transgressions triumph, $825, 67 BSA, $826, 66 Co., 289-7407. BUDDY... I'LL PICK BUT IT WAS THE ONLY WAY JO N ES, MR. TIN TZ. GLAD YOU COULDN’T Want Information on one of our classified advertisements? porches and roofing. No job Excellent wages, full-time, AND I'LL DRIVE YOU UP A CAB A T THE HE'D ACCEPT HIS CHANCE-OF- 5 Compass point 62 63 Matchless $776, 67 Suzuki, $396, SECURITY INSURANCE TO THE AIRPORT, PAL. you CAN SEND THE CONVINCE YOUR 8 Singer's prized No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the too small. Call 640-3144. 6 days per week, shift dif CORNER. JUST A-LIFBTIME...WITHOUT ME/ J E T TO PICK ME PARTNER, MARCO, 1966 BMW, $960. Harley David CO. OF HARTFORD TO JOIN YOU.'/ moment s r 56 ferential, Blue Cross, CMS, UP. I'LL BE ALONE. 7 Feminine 2 son Sales, 49 Park Street, Hart- 1000 ASYLUM AVENUE COUNTER girl checker wanted life insurance, paid holi appellation EDWARDS ford, 247-m4.______Roofing— Siding 14 for dry cleaning establishment days, other fringe benefits. BLACK ANSWERINO SERVICE H O j^ A ^ Super 90, 1 ^ . L600 THE BEST in roofing — and full-time, steady work. Apply WOMAN miles. ^ Excellent condition. Best roof repair. Coughlin, at One Hour Martlaiizing, 299 Progressive and Expanding TO P offer. Call 643-6044. 643-7707. West Middle Turnpike, Man FOR FULL OR PART-TIME ■ Company 649-0500 875-2519 chester. ASSEMBLY WORK SEALEI 1966 HONDA 160 with brand new and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In helmet $260. Bike just tuned Roofkng mol OPPORTUNITY CALLING! APPLY Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. and in top shape. Call 647-1662. Great demand for TV ad COLONIAL BOARD Co. Chimnoyt 14-A vertised AVON Cosmetics. CARBON PRODUCTS Inc. 1966 —HONDA, 306 super hawk. 615 Parker Street ta. iift U. 1P«* « ROOFING — Specializing re Turn spare time Into money. 218 Hartford Rd. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER AMtomobilos For Solo 4 Excellent condition. Hi-bars, pairing roofs of all kinds, new Earn good, steady income near Manchester, Cohn. MRS. E. T- LOFTU8 $5.95 custom mufflers. Call 643-0374 H fR A LD roofs, gutter work, chimneys home. Women in your neigh WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE NEED CAR? Credit very bad? after 6 p.m. borhood waiting to buy. No ______6 Ool. Oan Bankrupt, repossession? Hon cleaned and repaired, 30 years' experience. Free estimates. experience needed. Call 289- MATURE WOMAN to work full est 'Douglas accepts lowest BEST BOX LETTERS Call Howley 643-6361* 644- 4922 today. time in specialize^ cheese and LARGE national cpiicem has BETTER down, smallest payments, any- CIGAR ■utinosf SorvicM 8333. gourmet shop. Apply in per openings for a m^at cutter ap MAKE t h e DISPLAY CASe JfZWlU.I4MS 5 .3 . 4* vttiere. Not sma,ll loan finance SECRETAR'? for busy sales W. G. Glenney Go. For Your son. Swiss Colony, Manchester prentice. Good starting pay, 5 THAT A YA ..teTMl,, HI M-M company plan. Douglas Mo Offorad « 13 executive. Interesting work, day, 40 hour week. Call 628- DOZBN.' SOT.' Information tors, 346 Main. air-conditioned office. 876-3886. Parkade. 886 N. MAIN ST. TREE removal-Trlmming. Rea- Hoertingond Plumbing 17 9381. THE HERALD will not VOLKSWAGEN 1066, original sonable rates. Covered fqr m ft M Plumbing ft Heating. SECRETARY FOR local law of- WANTED. Apply af- i.m. daily. Strand Thea SH O RT R IBS BY FRANK O'NEAL disclose the identity of owner, fully equipped model property dAmAfi'(» damage, Got a tree ______%v. #i/*p Wrif*flee. Write Rnv “ Box nn*’ "GG", Man. Man Service calls our specialty. No tre, Hartford. 622-4814. *ny advertiser using box 1300. Beat offer .over $1,100. problem? Call Dana’s Tree job is too small. Free chester Evening Heraild. THflJES A RUMOR letters. Readers answer Call 872-4900. Service, 622-8429. APPLY NOW . . . ing blind box ads who estimates gladly given. CaU WANTED — Middle-aged w o ^ THAT ybORE PLAVINg HARP V SET. 649-2871. an one day a week to do house desire to protect their 1963 BUICK Riviera, burgandy. WILLIAMS Tree Service, spec ______» Bookkeeper-Saleswoman work, caU 643-2672. START AFTER GRADUATION identity can follow this Immaculate. Must be seen to ializing in tree and shrub care. procedure: ieSH be appreciated, must sell, $1,- 643-8104. Millinorv, Part - Time Saleswoman AT THE AIRCRAFT -S 600 or best offer. 643-8024. Enclose your reply to the _■ LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also RELIABLE woman to clean one Drossmailing 19 Manchester jewelry store day a week. CaU 643-7136. j box In an envelope — VOLKSWAGEN 1966, 2-door se moving large appliances. Burn y-3 address to the (^assl- desires two women over 21. h ig h school seniors dan, economical. Assume low ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- PHESSMA!idNG — Alterations, LADY for general laundry work, fied Manager, Manchester zippers replaced, etc. Excel One as a full-time combina payments, no money down. Call 1776. full or part-time. Apply New BY ROY CRANE Evening Her^d, together lent workmanship, 649-4311. tion bookkeeper-saleswoman Mr. Bake 233-8716. System Laundry, 44 Harrison with a memo listing the Cellars, attics, yards, drive and the other as a sales START YOUR CAREER T*^T5o5n!I^UPREMEOF6u!^^ BY THE WAY, I HOPE WEIL, LET'S \ VtAH, WE READ INTHE companies you do NOT woman- for Thursday eve St., Manchester. want to see your letter. 1959 FOftD 2-door hardtop. V-8 ways sealed and small truck THE SPARKLE FROM MY GET DOWN TO PAPERS ABOUT ALLTMOSE ing done A -l, right. CaU Tre- Movin nings and all day Satur IN THE FAST-MOVING JET AGE IZ-CARAT DIAMOND BUSINESS, Your letter will" be de automatic, power steering. g^Truelilng— RICHES IN THE SEA, Call 640-8911 after 6:80. p.m mano Trucking Service toll days. Apply Shoor Jewelers, , A RING AIN'T BUNDIN' HEY, SAWYER? ANDWEAIMTOGETIN stroyed If the advertiser Storag* 20 917 Main Street, Manches la one you've mentioned. free, 742-9487. TOU, OUR COAAPAMyS ON THE GROUND FLOOR ter. UP TO THE AND a E A N UR WELL, 'IHENI WHATS T-’M 'fOO HACP i d -take/ If not it will be handled GTO 1966 Ha r d t o p , auto- MANCHESTER Delivery—light NIGHT Now is the time to pick the jet-age job or paid MINUTE 'ioue P(?06LEM? in the usual manner. matte, power steering. Assume TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, trucking and pau:kage delivery. training you want . . . and start working on the monthly payments, no money buUdIng lots cleared, trees top- Refrigerators, washers a n d ------Y' /'^T YTI tt- down. Mr. Dias 238-8716. ped. Got a tree problem? Well stove moving, specialty. Fbld- M AL your way to profits. Trie- p l O U K C V ^ L l i l \ i k date of your choice after graduation! worth phone call, 742-8262. Ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. phoning customers of the Ful Lost and Found 1 OLDSMOBILE 88 —1963, 4 door, ler Brush Company from your Come in and talk over your career plans with an FOR WAREHOUSE OFFICE LOST —Bunch of keys, with hardtop, power steering and SALES AND Service on Ariens home. Excellent profits. CaU employment interviewer at Pratt & Whitney Air 2 rings. CaU 643-7646 after brakes, automatic transmis Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn Pointing— Pcg»oring 21 247-1949. mowers. Also Homelite chain craft. Find out about our highly-rated paid 'train 12:00. sion, excellent condition. 64'9- No Experience Required r-T ______6502. * saws and International Club INTERIOR and exterior paint- GIRL TO be assistant director ing program and the many good jobs open now. c h NU. Uc TM. Ut ft* OH LOST —Passbook No. 26-010181- ^------Cadet Tractors, Rental equip- ing and papering. CaU Phil of a Y.W.C.A. day camp. Must Yqji’re invited to cwne in any time before gradua 3. Savings Department of The CHEVROLET staUon wag- ment and sharpening service Denoncourt, 742-6173. be over 21 and have a W.S.I. Must Be Able To Start At “ If I'm going to get Jimmy turned on, Mom, you're OonnecUcut Bank and Trust ®{>. *100. Call after 6 p.m., 649- on all makes. L ft M Equip------'------certificate. Call Courtney Wil 11 P.M. tion and plan your jet-age career at Pratt & ^***^_**^ ^ la* mV Pw. going to have to get Dad turned off!" Oompany. Application made for 3074. ment Oorp., Route 83, Vernon, PELLETIER — Painting cox, 289-4377. Whitney Aircraft! M IC K Y F IN N BY LANK LEONARD payment. 876-7609 Manchester Exchange Interior and exterior, papering Excellent Benefits emd 1961 LARK* V—8, standard shift. — Enterprise 1946. P®Per removal, fully in- MVHaafM »•« Excellent' running coniUtion. Working Conditions LOST — Passbook No. 25-010183- ______sured. 643-0043, and 649-6326. KEYPUNCH 9, Savings Department of The CaU after 4 p.m. 640-7800. FORMICA counters, cabinet' ADVANTAGES OF THE WILLETS BY WALT WBITERBERU ^ork, Interior remodeling, ^ n tin g . Spe Connecticut bank and Trust px)RD Futura convertible 1963, OPERATORS Kitchen specialists. Good work clal rates for people over 66. I t'S THE Company. Appllca lon made for good condition, small and FIRST A JET-AGE CAREER TENTH manship at reasonable prices. CaU my competitors, then call TM E BENCVA \S THEREFORE, I AT LEAST, I payment. economical, automatic. Assume FRAME OF ¥ Free estimates. CaU Lou Das- me. Estimates given. 649-7863, FULL-TIME*DAYS low payments, no money down. THE FIRST VERY l/\APORTAMT OQ6UPV A VERY A V E R Y canlo, 640-8986. 878-8401. NATIONAL IH GAME-AND IN BASE.BAL.Ll Mr. Dias 233-8716. PART-TIME NIGHTS Jet-Age Pay * Jet-Ag* Opportunltlos “ SOUTHSIDE IMPORTANT PLACE COMFORTABLE Announconionts 2 ON TRIG PLACE ON THIS STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom STORES, INC HIGH HAS A ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- CHEVROLET Itnpala 1963, auto- painting, interior and exterior, Must be experienced Alpha- H SLIGHT LEAR T E A M ! T E AM ! fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Nine poid holidays ^ P ALLIE HAS ers, sales and service, bonded matlc, power steering. Assume All concrete repairs. Reason paperhanging, wallpaper re Numeric IBM keypuncher. PARK & OAKLAND AVES. I STRUCK representative. Alfred Amell, monthly payments, no money ably priced. 643-0861. moved. Wallpaper books on. re Company offers excellent Up to four weeks paid vocotijon Iw 7 TIMES— 647-1719 or 643-4913. down. Mr. Dias 233-8715. quest. Fully Insured. Free es wages and working condi EAST HARTFORD, CONN. FOR your child’s room! Your timates. Ca^l 649-9668. tions, convenient free park Sick leave with pay LIMOUSINE Service — 1968 1964 IMPALA convertible, stand child’s favorite cartoon char ard V—8. Excellent condition. ing, in-plant cafeteria and Cadillac yours for your wed acters hand painted oa a be'd- above average benefits. Complot* insurance benefits ding day with chauffer, Call 647-1882. rodm or playroom wsdl. In WAITRESSES — Days and air-conditioned, 7-passenger. quire at 12 Brainard PI., or nights. Apply Harry’s Piz 1967 NEPTUNE blue Karmann PAINTING FIRST NATIONAL Excellent retirement plan | MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Ulric Limousine Service, Ed Ghta. Clean. Very low mUeage. ■write Manchester Herald, Box za, 832 Main St. 640-6630. mund U. Parent Jr., 649-3660. Must be seen. 644-0923 after 6. • STORES •m .rbn-n.uw .S’*"™' i n t e r i o r & EXTERIOR . , Largest industrial credit uniop OF COURSE, MR. /^BERNATHy- W SOAAETIAAESI THINK I SHOULD TAKE 4Vil J CORVAIR 19W, 2-door sedan, Comer Park ft Oakland Aves. IFTHAT'S WHAT YOU VI4ANT. M LESSONS FFIOM A DIFFERENT PRO! Portonolt Aircraft Club social and recreational DO-JOU small and economical. Assume TRUCKING. Light truck- a x 7 A a x i East Hartford GOOD, RICH, THINK YOU MORTY BIEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU RIDE wanted to Constitution low payments, no money down. done. AtUcs and Cellars J[ I M /W iiA cleaned. .Trash hauled to the ^ ^ > • activities CAN GET Plaza from Pitkin St. area, 8- Mr. Bake 233-8716. BLACK LOAM AAETDHir f i ^ TAP THIS CALL'S FOP. a o ' ePLAShiDCWN IS ALWAYS 4:30, 643-6378. dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- SONS DENTAL ASSISTANT SHOTS ACOOLHEAD cS^VALU T H E TR IC K IE S T PART CHEVROLET Impala 1968, 4- 6846, 643-9973. perienced prl^ferred but will RLL and GRAVEL OVERTHE -O SyN LAMP, electric cycle, mas- door hardtop, automatic, pow train. Knowledge of typing and Expanded Educational Assistance Program Qiud'lfled AND STEAD/ O F ANY MISSION. SHARPENING Sci vlce. — Saws, Fully Insured ZOO- . NERVES/ sager, exercise equipment. er steering, power brakes. As office procedure. Write Box Bockho* and employes have the opportunity to improve their educa- YARD Lodk and feel your best. Bor sume monthly payments, no knives, axes, shears, skates* EE, Manchester Herald. Bulldozor Avolkiblo Uon through trade, technical and coUege level itraining MARKER? row what, you need at reason money down. Mr. Bake 283- rotary blades. Quick service. ,, ,,,,, . ______at area schools. Alrcraftens receive tuition refunds upon 8716. Capitol Equipment ' Co., 38 tUlablllty, property, workman s WAITRESS wanted. Apply to able rates from A to Z Rental ^Anin SI ZAnTlnVioafAi- ZZ,\ii„a comp.) ZAf. ITIInt/ r-oWA,,’,, OActmt- Monur* by tho Bskt. successful completion of their courses. i b J . Center, 11 TfelWhd Tpke. Rt. Main St., Manchester, Hours Mr. Flink at Cavey’s Restau 1966 FAIRLANE XL hardtop. or Cord JONES 4- 83, (next to Vlttner’s), Man dally 7:30-8, Thursday, 7:30-9, rant, 643-1416. V-8 cruisomaUc, power steer CaU anytime for free estimates. chester, Conn. 643-4611. We de Saturday 7:80-4. 643-7968. n r : f ing. 17,'000 original miles. Dn- PHONE 643-7172 JET-AGE TRAINING WITH PAY liver. maculate. CaU 643-5764 after RUBBISH — trash removed to WAITRESS part-Ume, morning Between. 8:80 and 16 P.M. 1 p.m. Ij*® dump, ■ lawns maintained. 643-1949 and lunch. Call 647-1691. IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE, you may PRISCILLA'S POP BY A^ VERMEER PENNY SAVER hospital auxili be given 120 hours of instruction and training on the ary thrift shop welcomes dona CaU 649-1868 after 6 p.m. 1968 ‘ CHEVRO:DLET, standard machine you have been hired to operate. Instruction will 1 DON'T DO YOU KNOW Howi ABOUT; tions. Men's, women’s, chil be in our own machine training school. REALLY PL/Y) ["CHOPSTICKS'/ I'M C H O P IN 'S transmission: ^Bood ANYTHING taken to the dump. dren's clothes, household arti appliances, .bulky furniture, at PRISCILLA...'' P R E L U D E . S - 3 cles, working appliances, jew condition. $65. Call 649-4466 af ADVANCED 'TRAININQ APPLICANTS may be given 2 8 . ^ ter 6 p.na. tics, cellars cleaned, light Folntliig— Foporing 21 MEN AND WOMEN JK S5 NOT.'. elry, toys, books, small fuml- ___ courses ranging .from 22 weeks to 93 weeks in Mlachin- trucking. Cheap. 289-6860. t ing. Jet Engine Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Making, T JUST ture, sporting gear. All dona- jgai THUNDERBIRD, black. PAINTING —” interior and ex We have Ihforosting jobs epon for you on oil , DABBLE terior, very reasonable, free Machine Repair and Pipe Making. AT rr.' CAPTAIN EASY B Y L B S L IE t u r n e r ttons tax deductible. 615 Main Very clean. Power steering, BULLDOZER, backhoe work, 3 shifts. Attrocriv* wages, group ihsuronc* Street. brakes. $596. CaU 565-3120 af land clearing', ..septic tanks In esUm'ates. CaU Rlchafd APPRENTICE CANDIDATES may be eligible for 1‘LL 30 AKOUNP THIS 5IPB. SOUNP5 LIKE A ter 3:30 p.m. stalled, drainage fields. Paul Martin, 649-9286, 640-4411. and profit sharing benefits. Why not drop in courses ranging from 'three to four years in Jet Engine MltMcKKl yOUAN'JOl CANARY CHEEPIN01 RIDE wanted to Hamilton Stand 00 TH' OTHEK WAV...SUT IL L GO BACK ANP Schendel, 640-0466. and see us? Metalsmithlng, Machining, Tool and W e Making and Be CAREFUL! 0ET OUT THRU THE ard, second shift from vicinity 1969 PONTIAC — 2-door, good E a^ Middle Tpke. Call i 649- running condition, $100. ' Call WANTED —ODD jobs taking EXTERIOR HOUSE painting, Eneotronics. , Ji 627* Ibefore 2:30 p.m. 643-4368 after 5 p.m. care of lawns and yards. BYee "Reasonable. CaU~ " 649-7096. esUmates, 640-1185. AIDON SUNNING CORP. NEED a helping hand with , your x964 FORD—427-rblack. Two 4 TALCOTTVILLE, CONNECTICUT Apply Now . . . Start After Graduation lawn? Borrow everything you barrel carburetors, 4 , mag Hpor Finishing 24 need for a beauUful lawn — wheels. Call 643-7654 after 6. HousohoM SorvIcM VISIT OUR NEW E.MPLOYMENT OFFICE IHI h N(A, leg. mowers, tillers, sweepers, B-3 TM »n US ret Off. Offorod 13-A FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- Willow Street, East Hartford, Connecticut edges, pruners, etc. A to Z Rent 1962 GRAND PRDC—vinyl\ top, Ing (specializing In older al Center, 11 Tolland Tpke. Rt. mag wheels, 4-speed traiUmls- LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv OPEN MONDAY TtpiOUGH FRIDAY ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS floors). Inside painting. Paper- 83, (next to Vlttner’s), Man sion $650. CaU 643-8064. j ery, yards, attics; cellars hanging. No job too small. 8 A.M. TOidiSO P.M. OKA’)' AMKE- yoU'VE QOT THS DALLT chester, Conn.,' 643-4611. Rea cleaned and removed. Also oqd John Verfaille, 649-8760. r n n i SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 12 NOON sonable rates. We deliver. ' jobs. 644-8062. 1961 FORD, 4-door sedan, excel- OtJier Connecticut Plants In North Haven, TRADE a pot of coffee and lent condition. 88 Lockwood St. VENETIAN blinds — repaired, Bonds Stocks Southington and Middletown k C IWIt, MI*. Uc. TM fa. US Oli some doughnuts for a free retaped and recorded. e46-0278 summer wardrobe. CaU 647- 649-2971. I Mortgogos 27 LITTLE SPORTS 1859 ask for Sue. SECONp MORTGAGE — Un- BY ROUSON Trucks— ^Tractors 5 REWEA’VING of burns, mol limited funds available for sec PRAHA r e m o d e l in g ! Re-paintlng? x968 CHEVROLET —% holes, zippers repaired. Wlnl S-3 T ^U oW J ton ond mortgages, payments to T'^Rbyyj4 Do an expert job with the ex- pick-up truck, $160. dow shades made to measure, CaU suit your budget. Expedient Call Us For //y / pert tools you can borrow at all size Venetian blinds. Keys 643-6680. service, J. D. Realty, 643-6129. reasonable rates from A. to Z made while you wait. Tape re WHITNEY. Rental Center, 11 Tolland Tpke. corders for rent. Marlow's 887 A FREE Rt. 83, (next to Vlttner’s) Man Troilors— Main St., 649-6221. Bu|iiMss Oppoitunlfy 2B chester, Conn., 643i4611. Home Estimate AIRCRAFT maintenance tools txir special Mobile H oiim is 4-A NOW IS THE TIME to protect PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has .a eJec. M Oan I f4e*«>ai Cai* ty. We deliver. ^ ^ and restore original appear modem 3 bay service station ^TMWaiW Rigktt Ri.^ (^HBTTRICUC 2-room wall tent, ance of your ameslte driveway for lease.. Excellent' opportu- J o s e p h LEWIS Division of United Aircraft Oorp. 1 10x18' cabin type with floor, CUSTOM PAINTING T with a: good coat of protective' paid training program. An Equal Opportunity Employer excellent, used once, $99. 649- sealer. Free estimates. 742- CaU 236-3770 after 6 p.m. or EXTERIOR ft INTERIOR PAINTING, PAPER HANGING M9-9668 Read Hemlc^ Ads *«» 9487. l-2()l-377-8100.
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i ■ fu.' ;i M U TWBNTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ICANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 196& \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN H*lp Wontpd Mato 36 Artietos For Solo 45 Howhold #ood» SI Rosgrf Fropmty For Silo 72 72 MAN WANTBD part-time. Ap FLOOR MODEL hand miller. MAPLE DOUBLE bed, mat- Toiwmonts 63 For Roiit 67 Housos For Sato Housot For Sato Lots For Soto 73 Ont Of Town Out Of Town 77 ply in person, Capitol Kquip- $22,000—7 ROOM, 1082 OaniNR Wontod—lloal Estato One.power hacksaw. Call af- tress, box spring, matching FOUR BEDROOMS for lesr $17,900 — 8 room Ranch. BeauU- CLASSIFIED ment C^ri .9* Main Street. THREE rooms for rent, second PRIVACY under the pines. Ut- colonial, 4 bedroonu, firoptaoa, than $18.(W0I Seeing Is believ FXTRA large buUdlng lots, de For Sato 75 For Sato 75 ter 8 p.m., 1-878-6078. mirror and night table, $40. 648- tully paneled famUy room. TIRED OF Showing.. . . And floor with heat. No pets. $110 tle Sebago Lake, Gray, Maine, m baths, aluminum stoa t, ing. Ask for Joe Lombardo to sirable Look-Out Mountain ------4971 after 4. Large lot with trees and view. PINEVIEW DRIVE in Vernon showing? Are they looking you DRIVERS for school buses, • per month. Call 648-0601. (near Portland), sleeps 6, trees, privacy, suburban. show you this centrally located area, owner 649-8782. BIRCH MT. HOME SITES Hutchliw Agency, Realtors, 849- is the site of this stunning Rais over as a Sunday sport? Better Manchester schools, 7:80 - 8:48 IfOME MADE utility trailer, private beach, $100. weekly. Hutchins Agency, Realton, MB home on a nicely treed lot. 644-0880. 6824. l a n d w it h road frontage, on ed Ranch with eight rooms full BOLTON — $16,500. let us screen those prospects ADVERTISING a.m. and 2:18 -'8:48 p.m. Ex ' $28. Call after 7 p.m., 648-0066. BILT-RTTE BABY carriage. Ex 6824. Belfiore Agency, 643-6121. cellent part-time for third shift FOUR ROOM flat Adults only. Buckland Road, Manchester, of modem features. Automatic for you. We bring discriminat “Openr House” 2:80 thru 5:80 pjn. cellent condition. Cal) 640-8886. JUST REDUCED $23,900. Six CLAflSIFIBD AOySRTISING DEPT. HOURS workers or retired persons. We 648-8880. WARANOKE ROAD I s a Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, kitchen, large formal dining Trees, privacy, 4 finished ing, interested, qualified buy room Ranch, built-ins, rec CUSTOM 3 and 4 Bedroom Ranches, Raised Ranches train you. 648-2414. 28’ WOObEN LADDER. Call Wan tod To Ronf 68 649-6347. room, sliding glass doors, out Cape, garage. Ideal starter ers to see a property.. .with 8 AJL to 4t80 PJI. MANCHESTER — 4 room du MANCHESTER prime residential area. We itx>m, 2 fireplaces, garage, and Colonials on One-Acre Wooded Sites . . . 649-1777. Moehliwry oml Tools 52 have a 7V4 room Contemporary door swimming pool, finished or retirement home. Con out bothering the owner. Keith MAINTENANCE man — ' iteei plex type apartment, excellent' QUIKT, refined lady would like many extras, acre lot. Mitten WOODED building lot, 160’x260’ Directions: East Center St., Manchester, to Porter St., Six Room Colonial — Aluminum with a peaceful, private yard, family -room, laundry room, ventional financing or as Real Estate, 649-1922. handler preferably experienced THE PROVEN carpet cleaner GARDEN TRACTOR with mow locaUon, one child, immediate V » o m heated apartment with Agency, Realtors, 643-6980. average. Rural residential to Camp Meeting Rd.; to Carter St., to Volpe Rd., ' COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED^ADVT. siding, central. Will listen to attractively treed and land- you name it, it's here. Ask for sume 6%% mortgage. with cut off machines and rec Blue Lu6tre is easy on the er. Also rototlller. Call after 4 occupancy, $110. unheated, 1- s t o ^ and refrigerator. St. zone. $4,600. Paul W. Dougan, ALL CASH for your property Home Sites.. . offers. soaped. Beautiful fireplace Rick Merritt. Belfiore Agency, 4iM rjL DAT ■nrow i pitblioaiion ords. Apply Dean Machine budget. Restores forgotten p.m.,/742-8261. . 638-9067. BridgH^parish preferred. Call Realtor, 649-4636. 643-6121. within 24 hours. Avoid red 649-7221,'"Iwtween 9-8, Monday- framed in stone. Two full ' la 4 iN p.m. IM4ap. Products, 102 Colonial Rd., colors. Rent electric shampoo- Seven Room Colonial — PitUn MANCHESTER GREEN tape. Instant service. Hayes LAWRENCE F. FIANO BIRCH St. — 6 room duplex, Friday. ^ \ baths. Many other features. 100’ LOT WITH 180’ depth. A WHEN IT comes to listin g s^ LAWRENCE F. FIANO .Manchester. er $1, EPinewood Furniture Street, ^sklng $19,900. Agency, 646-0131. ( ------Shop. AnHqi 56 near school and shopping, call Ask for Frank Filloramo. Bel Six room Colonial with at zone, water only. T.J. Crockett BUILDER e DEVELOPER TOVB OOOPBBAnON WIU. 246-1818. ^ R K in O cou] ^ would like M d sales - come to Belfiore. Realtors 649-5371 Zoned for Business — 4-4 two fiore Agency, 643-6121. tached, enclosed porch, 2- Realtor, 648-1677. We produce. Belfiore Agency, PRIVATE party wishes to 649-5371 ra AppudAnD DIAL 643-2711 CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, house with large yqrd, have a 36 TOBACCO netting. Good ‘ for family. Asking $19,900. Needs car garage. Must be sold at 643-5121. purchase multiple dwelling. ( SatofKwn Want«d -A expert repairing. Colonial HIGHLAND OAK Village — im dog. Call 872-0818. ^ ROCKLEDGE RANCH with 8 COVENTRY — 100’ treed bulld- Jawns, trees, and berry bush work. Owner will listen to of once, $20,600. 643-8446. LICENSED Real Estate sale- Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. mediate occupancy. Deluxe 2 Immaculate I'ooms, four of Ing lot, reasonable. Owner, 643- Conriniwd From PrteodhE Fogt covers. Call Rockville Scra|> fers. FIVE DOWN, one to go on popu- VERNON — 6 year old Colonial men with previous experience. Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- bedroom, wed\,,to wall carpet which have wall to wall carpet 6724. Company, 872-6887. .lar Tanglewood Lane in Bol with attached garage on large 0 p.m. Sundays open till 8 ing, dishwasher, disposal, other Apartawnt BiiHdlnf^ ing. Drapes, everywhere will WARREN E. HOWLAND Call Mr. Phllbrick, PhUbrick Three Family — Good income, ton. Call Carl Zinsser on this lot, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms and MEN’S rebuilt shoes —they are p.m., closed Tuesday ' and extras. $170. per month. CelII stay, plus teakwood table in Agency, 649-8847. ^ ______For Soto 5^ us for more information. 7 room Raised Ranch with fam 1V4 baths up, living room with tMp Wmiwd-M* 3i »"««•-*»<* « better than cheap new ones! Wednesday. J.D. Real Estate Co., 648-0129- 643-1108 kitchen. Lovely "Plcturebook” Land For Rent 73-A ily room, garage, 1% baths, fireplace, formal dining room, Sam Yuyles, 28 Oak St. BOLTON — 6 unit apartment setting.. Four bedrooms, two INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE ONE TRB2E climber and one 4H ROOM duplex, heat, hot other features. Big wooded lot, kitchen with built-in oven and PRESSMAN — experienced on H«lp Won tod— WANTED TO BUY — anUques, house situated on approximate ANDdv^R RENT FREE first year, 4% ground man wanted, experi water, stove, refrigerator fur fireplaces, flagstone patio. Ask 6-4 DUPLEX with separate dead end street. Belfiore Agen range, laundry room — % bath mulU-list or ATF chief. Ctood steins, furniture, pewter, lead ly 4 acres. Lots' of potential. acres farmland. 400 yards east. enced only need apply, top Mom or Fomolo 37 nished, $180. a month. , 2,year Owners Retiring to Baham as- for Carl Zinsser. Belfiore Agen heat, nice condition. Only $24,- cy, 643-6121. down, new drapes, carpeting. worhinj conditions. BYee park tocpto qnd Ac c t s o r i t 46 ed lamps, sot glass, primitives, All rented. T. J. Crockett, cy, 643-6121. wages to right man. Call 64S. lease, plus security. Call 646- Anxious ito ^ell. Large L-Shap- 6000. Norman S. Hohenthal, Oak Forrest Intersection, East Near elementary school. Avail 65 Chrysler M995 SSChevralet *1695 63 Dodge *1695 ing on premises. Excellent em- HAIRDRESSERS .wanted, open any quantity. 644-8062. Realtor. 648-1077. Hartford. Call 643-0632. VERNON — Recent 6% room 8104. EOR sA l e — $486. Boat, motor, 0090. ed Ranch. 2-cda^ garage. Acre Realtor, 646-1166. able June 16. Mid 20’s. 875- New Yorker 4-Door. Sedan. ]doye beneflts.'' Salary com ings for halrdre{ssers at Magic Ranch, garage, built-ins, full Impala 4-Dr. Hardtop. Au Polara Convertible. Auto trailer, accessories. 16%' C^s- treed lot. BonuA , . . 22’x83’ 1688. Automatic, power steering, mensurate with ability. See MAN wanted to work in lum Mirror. Apply in person. Mag FIVE LARGE rooms, second basement, immaculate, $18,600. power brakes, radio, heater. tomatic, power steering, ra matic, power steering, power craft, 38 h.p.'Johnson, Hale and greenhouse completely equip MANCHESTER — spacious 7 dio, heater. Low mileage. personnel department, week ber yard. Must have driver's ic Mirror Beauty Studio,' 787 Wearing A p p a re l floor, clean, hear busline. Meyer Agency, 643-0609. brakes, low mileage. Hardy tilt trall&p, 644-0263 after Businun Proparty ped. Ready made business. PALATIAL ESTATE room home. Excellent location, Rosort Propoity BOLTON NOTCH area 4 room days 8:18 to 4:18. Security In license. Davis A Bradford L\un- Main St, Manchester. ______Furs 57 Available Jtme 1st. Adults on double garage, aluminum sid 8 p.m. X. For Sato 70 Bank appraisal $32,000. Helng SOUTH WINDSOR —Birch Hill, Ranch. Owner, call after 6:30 surance, 1000 Asylum Avenue, ber Co., 200 Tolland St. Bast ly. $185 monthly and security. ing, large rooms, bus line, 1% For Sato 74 p.m. 647-1603. GIRL’S shorts, dresses, Jackets, sold for $23,900. Call for mdre Consisting of 12 rooms on 7 room Raised Ranch, 2-car 66 Dodge M995 Hartford. Hartford. Helen Palmer, 649-8877. ADAMS ST. — vacant machine baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 14’ FIBERGLAS, 88 h V e l ^ skirts, 10-16, teen 11, excellent details. what we consider to be COVENTRY Lake — 4 room’ garage, 2 baths, large family Polara 4-Door Hardtop. Pow 65 Mustang *1495 65 Barracuda *1495 trie. Tilt bed trailer. ^’nlly shop with 10,000 square feet Manchester’s finest street, COLUMBIA — oversized Cape, ASSISTANT night dispatcher. PART-TIME JOBS from $80. to CAB DRIVER condition. 649-2848. MODERN 8 room apartment, all SEVEN ROOM Colonial with summer cottage. Excellent room, carpeting, many extras. er steering, power brakes, equipped. Call 289-7044 after 8. on one floor, 2 acres of land. 32 Acres—Long frontage—trees bar none. Separate, 4 room 7 rooms, 2 full baths, family radio, heater, auto, trans., RAH, In good condition. V-8, power steering, auto, Salary plus benefits. See Mr. $70. weekly, permanent posi utilities furnished. Call 643- 2-car garage on a large lot in area, close td water, beautiful Owner-Broker 643-5129. p.m 2-family house included, sensi aplenty. $30,000. will consider unit for in-law situation. room, large lot, garage, ideal vinly Interior. trans. Warshassky, Gaer Brothers, tion, 3-4 hours per evening, car Man or woman driver for 0204. ideal location on dead-end ly treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes 58 bly priced. Must sell, T. J. less. Park-Ilke grounds with MORE THAN comfortable year for large family. $23,900. Phll-^ 140 Rye Street, South Windsor. needed. Phone 040-6300 between Saturdays and Sundays. De -slVontod ■ To Buy street. Large living room \i^?lh Agency, 646-0131., brick Agency Realtors, 649-^ SIX ROOM duplex — available Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. swimming pool. A page full ’round Jiving in this 4 room 6-8 p.m. pendable person with good HOUSEtlOLD lots — Antiques Looking for something differ fireplace, formal dining room, 6347. Florists—Niirwrits 49 June 1st. on busline. Parking of extra value features. ASHFORD LAKE — 26 miles Ranch situated on waterfront 67Pontfae *1795 65 Pontiac *1795 $,9 5 driving record for Manches bric-a-hrad> clocks, frames, LAND and buildings for lease ent? 7 room Ranch, flat roof, four bedrooms, paneled rec for two cars. Adults only. No Come, let us show you. east of Manchester off Route property overlooking Coventry ter area. POTTED tomato plants, also by glassware. We buy estates. Vil or sale; suitable for lumber large rec room, only $16,900. room with fireplace. Shown by Tempest 4-Door Sedan. Ra Safari Station Wagon. Auto pets. Call 649-1963. 44, shore front lots. Other Lake. 8 years young with built- YOUNG MAN the dozen, cabbage and lettuce lage Peddler, Ailetloneer, 420 yard, boat company, camping Call early. appointment only. 649-4437. Wanted— Real Estate 77 dio, nicely equipped, l o w matic, power steering, power Station wagon. Auto Irons., ROUTE SALESMEN choice sites. Easy terms. Ar in oven and range, modem mileage. plants. 648-9800, Krause Green Lake St., Bolton. 049-3247. supplies, lawnmowers and brakes, low mileage. power steering. CHean. BOWERS SCHOOL area — four thur A. Knofla, 643-5440, 649- bath, most attractive fireplace SELLING YOUR HOME? We OPPORTUNITY 107 Burnside Ave. house, 621 Hartford Rd. ------______tractors, cold bulk storage, BELFIORE AGENCY We have excellent routes WE BUY and sell antiques, and - Busliwss Loeertiom doVENTRY bedroom, center entrance Co 5938. along with utmost comfortable buy homes, lots and acreage. Bolton. Showfoom and office. Residential listings appreciat available in Manchester YEWS — 60 cents - $8.80. Dig used furniture, china, glass sil For Ron f 64 Realtors 643-5121 lonial. Lot 63x161. Spacious enclosed porch, plus full base East Hartford Call 626-0010. I m m o la te 4 room Ranch — BOLTON LAKE, Bolton — 6 ed. Austin Chambers, Realtor, OF A UFE TIME ! ! area for ambitious men who your own, afternoons or eve ver, picture frames, old coins',- cheerful kitchen, separate din ment and garage. $17,900, Wol STORAGE SPACE for rent, Wooded lot, $12,600. room summer home secluded MLS, 643-2326. can sell our nationally ad nings. 408 Oakland Road, Wap- guns, pewter, scrap gold, MANCHESTER Green — com ing room, living 'room, fire verton Agency Realtors, 649- CHORCHES MOTORS 3 chn also be used for small hideaway, near water, 3 bed Liearti a new business. vertised dairy products. We ping. 644-1900. watches, old Jewelry, hob mercial, industrial, residential place, good closet space, walk- 2813. work .^op. Call 643-9678. This Won’t Last—64 foot Ranch, ROCKLEDGE RANCH with 6 rooms, only $9,800 Hayes SELLING YOUR HOME? For 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER 643.2791 offer steady emplo}rment, PART-TIME evenings — Man by collections, paintings, attic package. Look this one over; up attic, 1*4 baths, oil hot wa Paid while you learn. guarantee minimum of $100 FLOWER and vegetable plcmts ■ 6 years old, 4 bedrooms, large clean as a hound’s tooth Agency, 646-0131. SOUTH WINDSOR prompt courteous service that and wife to do Janitorial duties, contents or whole estates. Fur FOR REHo^ or sale-461 Main (A) large building with 10,000 ter heat. All this plus 2 connect gets results, call Louis Dlmock weekly, based on salary cemetery pots, dMi gardens. li^^g room, kitchen, dining rooms, two car garage, panel 824-0620. niture Repair Service, 643-7449. square feet with plenty of po ing rooms in basement, profes Realty, 649-9823. Take over your own store plus commission, with op Open weekdays after^ p.m., all Street. Bulfthng and lot next room, only $19,900. ed basement, stone and frame SCENIC TREED LOT as manager. day Saturday and Sunday. 21 to Post Office. 'E xcell^ t loca tential; ■ (B) A four family construction. Beautiful "Ten sionally finished, electrically Out Of Town portunity to earn much REAL ESTATE .sales full-time. WANTED — Boat trailer, large heated and additional bath. Surrounds this custom bulH, Angel Street. tion for any use.^H6-2426 from house and (C) vacant “ C” zon nessee Pink” stone' fireplace. more. Excellent company Experienced. Part-time con enough to handle lightening sail City water, sewer, 8x10 tool 75 4 bedroom Colonial which It’s hard work, the hours 9 to 8 p.m. ed lot which could be used for Both formal dining room and BOWERS SCHOOL are long but if you are paid benefits including sidered. Tract homes. Pasek, boat. Call Russell’s Barber parking etc. Subject to zoning. shed. Under $30,000. Walton features 2 baths, built-ins, EVERGREENS for sale — less H. M. Frechette eat-in kitchen. Delightful Jal- dedicated this is a rare op life insurance, hospitaliza MLS Realtors, 289-7476. Shop, 649-9669. 877 MAIN Street, ground 'floor T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Grant Agency, Lillian Grant, VERNON — custom built 6% 2 fireplaces, 3 zone heating, than wholesale prices. Dig your oqsled porch. Call now. Bel portunity for a solid future. tion and accident-sickness office suite. 875-square feet, 1677. Realtor, 643-1163. room Ranch. Aluminum sid 2 garages, etc. Here is a 3 Bedroom House WAI(TED — Retired man or own — only between 8-12 WANTED —Silver certificate fiore Agency, 643-5121. benefits. containing 8 rooms, private Realty ing, rec room, buUt-lns, c’.;sh- home with character! Mid woman to take couple riding noon. 71 Spencer St., next to $1.40. Call 1-346-4396 after 6 Restaurant experience help SIX ROOM Cape with 2 large washer, excellent location, tip $30’s. Call-649-6306. Sundays. Competent. Call 643- Holiday Lanes Bowling AUey. p.m. lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad HELEN COLE ELL RANCH in heart of Man 646-0347 ful but not necessary. Applicants should be mar jacent to bank. Ideal for pro bedrooms up and extra large top condition. Hayes Agency, 4066. Invosfmonf Proporfy BEA MILLETTE chester! Three twin sized bed closets, 4 nice size rooms on ried, over 21 ,and be able to WANTED — Cigar Bands of fol fessional, insurance or real 646-0181. Prefer married man in rooms, large fireplaced living first floor. Offering 3 or 4 bed- B &. W sell and give service to the Hausahoid Goods 51 lowing brands. Will pay twenty esUte office. Call 649-0097. For Soto 70-A AL MAR’HN early twenties but will con room, aluminum storms and nx>ms, copper plumbing, com ANDOVER — 8 room Raised public. HAIRDRESSER wanted, full or cents per hundred. Fllterela, HERM FRECHETTE BARROWS and WALLACE Co. sider serious minded single 1068 SINGER zig zag sewing STORE FOR RENT — down MANCHESTER — Investment screens. Walk to public or bination aluminum storms and Ranch,' 2 baths, 3 to 4 be^- Legal Notice part-time. Call 648-6808. Medalist, PhiUies, Garcia Y Manchester Parkade man. machine, slightly used, button town Manchester, State package. 6-6 duplex pltis 6 room parochial school. Just listed! screens, plus breezeway and rboms, family room, treed lot, V-ega, Admiration, Webster. 647-9993 Manchester 649-5306 UHITATIpN OBDER For interview apply: holes, hems, monograms, etc. Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag single. Leonard Agency, Real Ask for Rick Merritt. Belfiore garage. T% years young. $21,- low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- AT A OOUM OP PROBATE, Call Peter Mag;rel, 60 Home REPLY BOX "L” 8 years guarantee. Total price er, State Theatre, 643-7882. tors, 646-0469. Agency, 643-6121. 500, Wolverton Agency, Real 0131. ’TOLLAND — six room Ranch held at Manclyeeter. w M w and for stead Street, Manchester, 649- thc IMstrlct of Vhiicheetcr, on the Situertions Wontod $64. Easy terms. Call 622-0931, PORTER Street—Immaculate 2- tors, 649-2813. 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 2 fire asth day ot/'A4>riI. 1968. Manchester Evening Herald SEALTEST FOODS 1687. Amounts unlimited. MANCHESTER, business block BRAND NEW seven room Colo FOUR ROOM Ranch —furnished Present, Hioo. Jc^n J. Wallett, 38 dealer. MANCHESTER -^pruce Street bedroom Colonial. Sunporch. places. 2% acres of land, ga with 6 apartments and 4 stores. nial with paneled family room $11,600. Call 742-6910 after 3 Judge. . 113 Summit St., Manchester 216. Small stoije, heated, $76 fireplace, garage. Close to bus, rage. $22,300. Call 649-3262. Estate of Jacob E. Hampton, late -WOMAN as companion three or USED Singer automatic zig-zag monthly. Call 247-4046. This J2!!Sli>6rty is in excellent on first floor. 2% baths, 2 car p.m. for appointment. Owner. of Manchester, in said IXmrlct, de 647-1484 / shopping and school. Char-Boh ) four days per week with couple with cabinet. Excellent condi Rooms Without Board 59 condition and shows a good re garage, kUchen bullt-lns, etc. RICHARD ROAD ANDOVER — We are proud to ceased. TWO-BAY g&rage with 1 extra Realty, 648-0683. BOLTON —Large custom built ' Oh motion of CUfCord E. Hamp Interviews Dally, 0:80-4 P.M. or lady. Call 640-8378. tion. Makes buttonholes, mono THE THOMPSON House — Oat- turn. Call for details. Hayes Prime residential area. Ask for offer this huge California ton, 22 Ann Street. Manchester, room, close to parkade, ideal Split Level, 7 irooms, fireplace, ConnecUout, executor. grams, hems, etc. without at tage St. centrally located, large Agency, 646-0131. BOULDER RD , —3 bedroom Carl Zinsser. Belfiore Agency, 7 room custom built Cape ranch home with 13 rooms on An Equal Opportunity HIGH SCHOOL senior desires 043-6121. m baths, 3-car garage. Only ORDERED: ’That three months ASSEMBLY tachments. Originally over $300. pleasantly furnished rooms, for any small business. 186 Mid Colonial, 1% baths, rec room, with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 3 acres of secluded, wooded from the 26th day of April 19W. be Employer baby sitting or mother’s help TWO STORES, 2 apartments, $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real and the same are I'lnuted and al balance now $69.60. Assume parking. Call 649-2368 for over- dle I7)ke. CaU 649-6205, 643-6802. 2-car garage, beautifully set on full basement, attached ga land. As you can imagine the er for summer. Call 643-7976. monthly payments of $9. good income, $32,900 Phllbrick BRAND NEW eight room Colo tors, 649-5324. lowed tor the creditors wkhln which When You lUght ahd permanent guest 1.76 acres, full of ttately shade facilities are too many to to bring in thielr claims against I MEN Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. nial with 2% baths, 2 car ga- rage. Fine residential area. said estate, and said executor Is di monthly. Call 622-0476 dealer. describe in one small adi This DAY warehouse men with trac WILL GIVE excellent care to ______1___ rates. NEWLY REMODELED office trees, Manchester premier rage, first floor family room, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ANDOVER — 6 room Cape, 2 rected to ^ ve public notSce to the CAPABLE OP WORKING home must be seen to' be ap creditors to bring in their claims tor trailer experience, good child, age 2-8 weekdays. Call SEWING MACHINES — Singer on Main St., $66. Call 643-9678. neighborhood, assumable 6$& kitchen built-ins, nicely treed 643-1677. baths, lakefront view. Only FURNISHED room, light house preciated. Call Mr. Convertlno within said time allowed by pub- PROM BLUEPRINTS working conditions and bene 643-2661. automatig zig-zag with cabinet, per cent mortgage. Bel Air lot. Prestige location, reason $19,500. Norman S. Hohenthal, llshling a copy of lids order in keeping. Near Main Street. Wo Houses For Soto 72 for an appointment to inspect some newspaper having a circula- fits. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye Bt., excellent condition, button Real Estate, 643-9332. ably priced. Ask for Joe Lom Realtor, 646-1166. man only. Call 649-7969 after this gorgeous honie today. Jar- ■tlon In said probate district within So. Windsor. holes, hems, embroiders, sews Houtos For Ront 55 TWO family 6-6 Duplex. 3 bed bardo. Belfiore Agency, 643- TRULY a home for larger fam ten days from the date of this or 3 p.m. rooms, large kitchen, living $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch,. 4-bed- BOLTON-Coventry line — 8H ids Realty Co., Realtor, 643- der and return make to this court BRIDGEPORT 8 41 buttons. Originally, over $320. HOUSES for rent, furnished or 6121. ily, 6% custom built rooms in of the notice given. List With SILVER BRAZER — assemble Dogs— irds—Pots rooms, built-ins, ^ recreation room L-shaped Ranch, like 1121. Will take $60.60 cash. City COMFORTABLE room for gen room on each side. Immediate cluding 4 bedrooms, li-ving JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. and brascv small assemblies. unflmished starting at $176. room, garage, large lot. Near new condition, double garage. OPERATORS Sewing Center, 622-0476. tleman, private entrance, free occupancy, good locatloil'" on THREE FAMILY — aluminum room — dining room combina All benefits paid. Blue Cross, per month. Phllbrick Agency, bus and shopping. Hutchins Reduced for quick sale. Hayes HOME WANTED for 11 months parking, 14H Hackmatack St. West side. After 6, call 649- siding, 2-car garage, con tion with beamed ceilings and . CMS, life and health Insurance, Realtors, 640-6347. Agency Realtors, 649-6824. Agency, 646-0181. old male mohgrel. Call 643-6142. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, between 6-9 p.m. 2037. venient location. Good income a fireplace. A family room and retirement. Apply AeroU- ranges, automatic washers IMMACULATE 6 room Ranch EAST CENTER ST., 9 room property. Gerard Agency, 649- a game room, family sized LATHE GROOMDfO ALL bPMda. Har SEVEN ROOM Colonial featur- WINTERIZESD home on Bolton netics, :218 Hartford Rd. with guarantees. See them at ROOM for lady or gentleman, near Parkade. One or two old house, C zoned, for doctor’s of 0638 or 643-0365. kitchen and two full bath EXPERIENCED POLISHERS mony Hill. H.C. Chase, Hebron ing 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 2- Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 quiet, convenient location. 224 er children, no pets. $146. fices, 2 or 3 families, 136’ rooms. 4-car attached garage. Hayes... CARPENTERS and carpenter’s Rd., Bolton, 648-8427. car garage, wall to wall, beau-, MANCHESTER — 3 - bedroom cellent Income producer. T.J. OPERATORS Main,St. Call 643-2171. Charter Oak Street, 643-9368. monthly. Write Box "A ” , Man frontage. Hutchins Agency, In addition. . .a tidy 4 room A helpers. Call John R. Wenner- Ranch new aluminum siding. Orockett, Realtor, 648-1677. I For finish worh oii turbine blades and vanes. Above I chester Herald. tlful sunporch, fireplace, large 649-6324. apartment or In-law suite. Wol gren Co. 643-5803. CUTE LITTLE kittens need a GE 18 cubic foot refrigerate^ ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, Convenient West side location. walk-up attic, new roof, re verton Agency Realtors, 649- GLASTONBURY — Luxury cus good home. Call 649-9286 after washer, dryer, twin beds, night gentlemen. Private entrance, AU city utilities, $16,200. Bel- avera^re hourly rates, fringe benefits and profit | TRAINEES PART-TIME truck driver, and cently painted. Value like this MANCHESTER — HORACE 2813. tom crafted seven room Ranch, 6 p.m. tables and more. Call 646-3006, Shower bath. Free parking. Ap- Air Real Estate, 643-9332. I sharing plan. Apply at stock clerk, hours 1-6 :80; apply Out of Town in an area equally as fine. Street—6 room Cape, 1V4 baths, over-looking Eleventh hole, ------^ '------ply, 196 Spruce Street. Gorgeous yard, $25,500. Wol- MANCHESTER — English Tu in person. Alcar Auto Parts, DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, For Ront 66 hot water heat. Immediate oc MANCHESTER —New listing, Mlnnechaug Golf course. , Two verton Agency, Realtors, 640- dor Colon’al, 7 rooms, plus INSPECTOR ' 226 Spruce St. Manchester. black and reds, several litters ROOMS available for rent, free cupancy, $18,900. Will finance. 2-|famlly flat, conveniently lo full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti ROC3CVILLE — Z% room fur 2813. Owner, 1-873-8631 evenings. heated sunporch, 4 bedrooms, FOR AIRCRAFT PARTS ready to go, paper trained and Sewing Machine kitchen privileges Including cated near center, ideal for in ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es RED-LEE METAL FINISHING COh lnc.| SCREW MACHINE operator. nished apartment, second treed lot, wall to wall carpet healthy. Also Pekingese and washer and dryer, free park law situation. Bel Air Real tate 643-9332.. Set up and operate. All bene Weimaraners. l-j628-6673. floor. Nice' location and yard, ing, antique brick fireplace, 69 WOODLAND ST.—MANCHESTER Paid holidays. Paid vacations. 1967 SINGER ing. Gentlemen only. 643-1663, Estate, 643-9332. Overtime and liberal .company fits. Apply Dean Machine Prod 643-1664. $106. monthly. 876-7362. storms and screens. City utili ELLINGTON 6% room Y benefits. Apply at ucts, 102 Colonial Rd. ADORABLE miniature poodle Zig - zag sewing machine COLONIAL — large kitchen, for ties. Garage. Near bus line, Ranch. Convenient location. puppies. AKC regdstored. 649- slightly used, monograms, NOTICE mal dining' room, 3 or 4 bed stores, church and schools. Close to everjtthing. Bullt-lns. 7406. makes button holes, sews Aparttnonto flut* Resort Property rooms, den, family room, Priced in low 20’s. Charles Les- Nice treed lot, only $16,900. E. A. Patten Co. on buttons, blind hems For Rent 67 INVITATION FOR PROftlSALS screened porch, 2-car garage, peranee, 649-7620. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. WAREHOUSE dresses, all without attach «3 Agwoy Home & Garden Center ONE ALL GINGER kitten, two large wooded lot in ■ prime BOLTON CENTER — We offer 303 Wetherell St. ments, 6 year written guar THREE room garden apart COTTAGES for rent —Gardner AVAILABLE: Prime site of approximately 66,470 square feet ginger and white. Call 643-7731. neighborhood, $38,000. Phllbrick this 6 room ranch with attach SUPERVISOR antee. ment, $130. a month including Lake. Modem, lakefront, free for development of industrial or heavy com MANCHESTER Manchester, Conn. brochure, pictures. Arrowhead mercial use. , agency Realtors 649-6347. ed garage on a large wooded heat. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, .AKC SMALL miniature poodles Grove, Route 364. Colchester, lot for your inspection. Experienced warehouse su — male and female, 6 weeks. 649-4686. LOCATION: Manchester Renewal Project No. 1, Manches CAPE —6' rooms, 3 or 4 bed Must Sell Immediately I You’ii Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. Features 3 bedrooms, dining REFRIGERATION service pervisor needed for exten Good with children. Call 649- BALANCE $53.40 ter, Connecticut — Parcel 8A, located on the rooms, wall to wall carpeting, man or apprentice wanted for LOOKING for anything In room, living room with fire sive warehouse facility of 1116. or payments of $6.34 per COVENTRY LAKE —lakeside north side of Hilliard Street approximately 160 good condition, central location Price Drastically Reduced local established company. Call real estate rentals — apart place. Electric heat. Beautiful progressive, electric appl- month. Call Capitol Sewing cottage, modem, all conven feet west of Main Street. for schools transportation, 644-1611. ance firm. Must have super ments, homes, multiple dwell Don’t miss this one. Gor patio. A quiet safe yard for AUNIATURE poodle —ador credit manager till 9 p.m., iences, some select dates still PRICE: $16,000. ' | shapplng. $19,900. Phllbrick visory skill to direct ware able black male, AKC regis ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real Agency Realtors, 640-5347. geous 8 room Raised Ranch. young children. Only $19,600. WAREHOUSE MEN, night toll call collect. available. 643-6930. house ..employes, provide tered. Priced at $76 for quick Estate, 648-6129. Wall to wall carpeting, ex Call Doris Smith, Jafvls Real shiR, good working conditions Interested redevelopers inay obtain a Developers Kit for adequate and systemat sale. Call 649-9464. COTTAGE on Lake Balch, East containing technical materials. Including engineering maps, MANCHESTER — New four tra clean throughout. Rock- ty Co., Realtor, 643-1121. Leave Home and benefits, Q&er Bros., 14 MANOHBSTBR — 4 room i^att- ic storage of materials 246-2140 Wakefield, New Hampshire legal documents and disposition policies by sending a check bedroom Colonial located in ledge area, 2-car gariage, Rye St., So. Windsor. ment. Convenient location. EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 6% and facilitate movement of THREE CUTE kittens with with boat. Good fishing and for $16.00 to: Executive Director, Manchester Redevelopment beautiful Cliffwood, Bush Hill aluminum siding. Open white mitten. TVvo black, one Stove, refrigerator and heat Agency, 386 Main,St., Manchester, Connecticut 06040. Road. % acre wooded lot. $28,- rooms large modem kitchen, 3 LABORER, experienced in goods to’ and from produc swimming. Rate reasonable, House 2-6 p.m. 21 Amott beige and yellow tiger female. furnished, $160 per month. 940. Ray Holcombe, Realtors, Rd. bedrooms, excellent condition, concrete work, $8. per hoiir; tion lines. Good starting ATTIC S,ALE — curtains, rods, 044-1693 for open dates. Letters of Intent will be entertained up until 11:00 A.M. 643-7888. A Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 644-1285. $23,600. Phllb'.'ie’t 1 gency Real CaU’^648-0861 after 6:80 p.m. rate with secure future for small appliances, glassware, Daybg^it Saving ’Hme, on May 24, 1968. Submission must in tors, 649-6347. GIANT’S NECK Heights, 4 room man with proven record of pans, chairs, old dresser, . WE I^ V E customers waiting clude all material specified in the Developers Disclosure ma MANCHESTER — New 3 bed accomplishment In this cottage, 2 bedroom, 2 baths, terial, Deposit and Letter of Intent. COVENTRY — Nick has spent in A Hurry! books, clothing, ^toys. 83 Math for the rental of your apart room Cape. Fireplace, garage. H. M. FRECHETTE FLUFFY KITTENS free. House- large sundeck. Sleeps 7. $90 TTie Redevelopment Agency reserves the right to reject field. er Street, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. ment or home. J. D. Real Es % acre wooded lot. Cliffwood, Realty some time in the Coventry broken. Call 649-1441. . per week. Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. any or all proposals. AOC50UNTANT ^jash or shells. tate, 643-6129j Bush Hill Road. $24,990. Ray area and he brought back 647-9903 these two listings. One is a 4 MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island MANCHESTER REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Holcombe Realtors, 644-1285. Bernard. MAPLE dining room, 6 chairs, THREE ROOM apartment, room ranch with large lot and SENIOR Write Box AA YEAR OLD male St. — Summer, Resort. Stanton 386 Main St., Manchester, Connecticut 06040 Whon you put your homo on tho morkot. It's ewHoo 742-8262. two leaves. Elxcellent condition. stove, refrigerator, first floor. Area Code 203 ; 646-0106 $17,200 the price (s right. Six lake privileges on Morin Ave., ■ Realty, Realtors. We have two', Manchester Herald ------«— , $160. . Call 649-1609. Excellent neighborhood. No I Edward J. Rybezyk, Executive Director room Cape, center of town, $18,900 —Immaculate 8 room at $13,000 and the other is a you W4ihf. And whOn you list with H o y s It's ae> three and foiir bedroom cot children. $90. 644-8184. ..Car Everett T. Kleth, Chairman walking distance 'to shopping • Ranch. Paneled recreation' ranch with 4 rooms, 2 car ga A skilled professional is tages rentable for one, two or - Harlan D. Taylor, Vice Chairman rocix} with raised hearth fire tIon you iy tl Our coniral location, hugo Mo of oirMr An Equal Opportunity ArHetos For Solo 45 needed. ■ , and schools along with being on rage and many other ameni nee()ed to augment our more weeks for your summer , Edward J. Sweeney, Treasurer place, large lot with trees. WOW FROM FORD Employer Sewing Machines' the bus line, very neat and ties for only $14,900. In today’s 300 prospnets, and shmpd solospooplo assura -tlMt staff. College or accoimtlng PROCESSED gravel for drive vacation, Wfnnapaug Road, ■ ( . Francis P. Handley Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ■ very well situated for conven ^market, these prices are hard 8- 10-^and 12-hp lawn and garden tractors I ' school required along with ways and parking areas. Also Mlsquamlcut; R. I. Tel.' l-4oi- Arthur B. Smith ', ' $49-6824. yoinr homo wHI bo sold qulcldy.--at tho prico you ience. Don't be disappointed. to beat. Call the Jarvis'Real experience In the general bank run gravel and fill at 696-2886. , wont. Wemt to movo In o hurry? CoH tho ogont who accounting field. In addition our Screening' plant or deliv CLEARANCE WANTED Wolverton Agency, Realtors. .iilANCHESTER — 9 room older ty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. Let a new Ford tractor speed your work the /M r 'round EXPERIENCED' TRACTOR 649-2818. moves In a hurry--Hayos! to a challenging assign ered. George H. Grifflng, Inc. home, 1% baths, 2-car garage, BOLTON Here^ power equipment to help you get the jt^'^done easier trailer driver. Apply in person. 1968 ZK^ZAG Clean, Late Model excellent condition, near cen A ■ ment, this opportunity wrlll 742-7886. MANCHESTER — new -custom and irore quickly. Safe, rugged, i/ersatile, ^ y to operate. Carlson’s Express, Inc., 93 Hil Sewing Machines, never ter. Only $21,600. Hayes Agen provide above average sal- built 8 room Colonial located “IN-LAW" - EXECUTIVE liard St., Manchester. PARK rich stone-free loam, used, makes button holes, USED CARS cy 646-0131. Here are some outstanding featurfes: / “ ai^ benefits and excellent in new prestige nelghborjiood, working conditions. Write |16. Pool and patio sand, sews buttons on, makes 16 room rambling Colonial If Pays To C<^ll Hayes Top Prices Pbid 2% baths, double ^ rage, SE'VEN ROOM older home, ex Choice of tires: standard, Cigarette lighfpr, comfort stating,, experience, educa atone, fill, gravel, sand and fancy stitches, all without Ranch of quality craftsman For All Makes! Hayes Agency, 646-018y cellent condition, on bus line. wide base ffotation or agri seat arfd backrest, tool box, tion and salary require LEARN TO DRIVE manure.. 643-9804: attachments, original guar ship, superb decor and pic Property includes 2 extra build ments. P.O. Box 1483, Hart antee. . turesque setting. Ideal "in cultural treads fenders, footrest—standard TRACTOR TRAILER EXCELLENT, efficient and CARTER ^HEVROLETl MANCHESTER — NqW Usting, ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, ford, Conn. SWINGING SEDAN ■ 2-famlly, 4-4 flats, cpnvenlenUy law” arrangement. For de Power drive clutch for posi - equipment economical, that’s Blue Lustre CO..T1NC. Realtor, 648-5963. tails call Mr, Lewis or Mrs carpet and upholstery clean COMPLETE PRICE $38.60 1229 St. located. $19,600. Lepnard Agen five engagement of equip NO EXPERIENCE cy, Realtors, 646-0469, ask for Hunter, 649-6306. $68,000. Automotive-type 4-speed, er. Rent electric shampooer $1. or payments of $5,10 per MANCJHESTER — 8 bedroom ment Phone 649-5238 Judy Libby. foyer entrance Cape, attached ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman' n e c e s s a r y The Sherwin-Williams Co. month. Call Capitol Sewipg 1967 VOLVO 122-S or shift-on-the-go auto garage, 100x160 lot. Ride by Handy lift lever for mounted and helper, full-time, steady credit manager till 9 p.m., RANCH — 7 ^ m s , 2 fuU B &. W matic transmission ; ■ IT’S inexpensive to clean rugs 47 Walker St. Only $26,600. Pauli employment. Insurance bene toll call collect. baths, modeia kitchen ■ with BARROWS and WALLACE Co. equipment Train locally on modem and upholstery with Blue 2-Ddor Sport Sedan. B-18 engine, 4-speed ^ Flano, 646-0191. ' Manchester Parkade fits, paid holidays and vaca equipment. Full or part- Lustre. Rent electric shampoo built-ins, formal dining room, 12-volt battery and sanity More than 50 optional Manchester 649-6806 tion. Call between 8 a.m.-6. time, day or evening. Sure er $1. Olcott-Variety Store. , 246-2^40 Mole PraditoHon full sjrnchro tranfe., radio, orthopedic bucket a family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- IMMACULATE well kept and starter attachments p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., training program will quali car garage. Excellent neigh ready for occupancy when you ■ Woriwn ROUTE 86, Hebron. 79 acre South Windsor, 644-2421. fy you for higher incoiOA GERT’S a gay gifl — ready seats, whitewall tires, just a shade over 15,- S borhood,/ $81,900. Phllbrick Stop by soon. See the' outstanding Ford lawn and gardar say. Six room Cape situated on farm with 6 room house, 2 Un the trucking industry. for a whirl after cleaning Openings on All 3 Shifts Agency/Realtors, 649-6947. tractor^ineup and )ment. FULL-TIME aftemoon-nlght TWIN BEDS, mahogany; maple 000 miles. Absolutely immaculate. Ivory with % acre treed lot. Three or four large bams. Approximately 660 carpets with ^lue Lustre. dining table, 4 black arrowback Raites: $2.42 per hour and up. bedrooms,' lovely fireplace Janitor needed; hours to be dis saddle tan interior. I NEW / u s t i n g — Wolverton feet on State highway, stream Approved for training . vet Rent electric shampooer $1. chairs; AM-FM radio; miscel Applications accepted daily. with raised hearth, full walk ■ cussed. Possibility of combin- . I Agemy offers for your Inspec on property, good for horses INC. erans. * Paul’s Paint k Wallpaper Sup Call Mrs. Marge Hampson, out basement. Assumable mort FORD TRA' ing with driving bus. Job spec laneous items. Call after 6:30 tion; this beautiful 6 room Col- or beef. Completely fenced, ad ply. gage, IPT, $119. Owner wants ifications and salary informa p.m.s all day Saturday, 649- 643-8163 oiw l, all large rooms, and wlll- jacent to state forrest. Immedi fast sale. $19,200, Wolverton 55 EAST CENTER S1REET tion available upon application CjALL HARTFORD 0098. Applypply to fo sell below today’s mar- ate occupancy. T. J. Crockett Welcome Hare Agency Realtors, 649-2813. to Andover Elementary School RIDING lawn mower. Call af ROGffiS CORP. DE CORMIER MOTOR SALES,lne. : prices, I960 Colonial in low Realtor. 643-l((77. 646.0131 Otfloe between 9:00 and 3:00. 247-1853 ANYTIME / 20’s nicely cared for. Wolver ter 4 p.m. 742-8261 ROLL—AWAY BED, $10. Call Mill k Oakland SU. SOUTH MAIN St. area — 5 and SOUTH WINDSOR — rambUng Manchester, Conn. ton Agoioy Realtors, 646-2818. after 6 p.m., 648-7098. 6 flat, with 2-car garage, sell ten room Ranch, Breezeway, 2 GAS STATION attendant. Ap- ______26” BOYS BIKE. Good condl- An Equ{^ Opportunity ing for $19,900. T. i Crockett ply in person. Interstate ^ EXPERIENCED concrete curb tion. Rowing machine exercis- 40” KELVINATOR electric 285 Brood Streoti^anehostor ^ SIX ROOM Cape, Rolling Park car garage, 2 kitchens, one Agw^ Home & Garden Center Employer Realtor, 648-1677. ' A Buckland Store — Exit 93, Route 15 Mbbi^ 896 Tolland Tpke., Map- and sidewalk workers. Charles er, never used. Blssell carpet i range. Good condition. Call 289- area, 2 full, baths, fireplace, and two half^aths, fireplace, phester. Ponticelll, 649-9644. sweeper, $2. 649-9429. large cedar closet, enclosed aluminum siding, large wood 1310 TOLLAND TURNPIKE NEAR CALDOR ■ 1 0312. yard, good condition, $20,900. ed lot. Ohar-Bon ■ Realty, 643- ' Open Weekdays 8-5 — Sat. 8-4 Owner, 649-0678, no agents. Read Herald Ads 0683. I
TWBKTY.liaHT FRIDAY, ICAY 8,1968 'Average Dally Net Prara Ron IHmtrliiriitrr Eontitts For The Week Boded The Weather AprU ST, INB Partly doudy tonlgM, low in iiattrijpfitpr lEumtttg fca lb tlie 40s. Vkriable okudlnaM and 1 5 ,0 2 0 cool tomorrow,. high near 60. Manehm*ter A City o f ViOmge Charm
VOL. LXXXVn. NO. 188 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1968 Ml Page 11) PRICE TEN CENTS Ft'-V - f ' Push Continues U.S. May Ask Red Arms Near Dong Ha
K aAlOOM (AP)—u a. troo|» William C .' Westmoreland’s fantrymen called In artillery weary from five days of sharp headquarters said allied forces and Air Force fighter-bombers As First Move Paris fighting pushed through marsh have killed 750 enemy soldiers. in reply hK the enemy’s barrage lands near the northeastern American casualties were re of 120 mm mortars and smell WASHINGTON (AP) — Offi frontier today, trying to drive ported as 75 kUIed and 394 arms fire from trenches. cials expect the first U.8. move back more than 2,000 North wounded and South Vietnamese Two Americans were reported in Paris peace talks «dth North Vietnamese threatening allied losses were put at 27 kUled and killed and 22 wounded in the ac- Vietnam will be to press tor a bases and supply lines. 99 wounded. Uon. cutback In Communist military (Blneaiy troops In bunkers shot Marine intelUgience officers activities In-Southeast Asia. down a Marine F8 Crusader Added to reports from Hue, 45 said they beUeVe the North Viet They afly this would clear the dive-bombing their position miles to the south, these figures namese are trying to envelop way tor a total halt In U.S. miles northeast of Dong Ha. The bring casualties from this Dong Ha, headquarters of the \ week’s fighting In South Viet bombing of the North. pilot was reported kUled. It was 3rd Marine Division, end cut the nam’s northeastem comer to the 2S2nd U.S. warplane lost in Cua Viet River supply line to The talks are due to open May \: more than 1,870 enemy and 110 combat over South Vietnam. other demlUtarised «m e bases 10 under an agreement reached alUed soldiers killed and 563 al v M / r / After repulsing one enemy —Quang Trt, Con Thlen, Camp Friday by Washington and Ha lied troops wounded. noi through their embassies In counterattack near Dong Ha Carroll and Khe Sanh. Vientiane, Laos, ending almost Thursday, the Americans beat Friday’s day-long fighting In The heavy fighting began \ back another one Friday and re volved a battalion of the U.S. five weeks of diplomatic isqiar- Tuesday when a U.S. supply ring on a site. ported killing 67 North Viet Army’s 196th Light Infantry Bri ship moving up the river from namese. In six days of fighting gade, sent to ■ reinforce baxlly the Tonkin Gulf to Dong Ha was Paris represents a compro around the Marine base, Gen. blattered Marine units. The In hit by 82mm recolUess rifle fire mise which, diplomats say, both Washington and Hanoi foresaw k \ and a Marine platoon was land ■j- r. ed to look for the enemy gun many days ago. Each side has ners. shown Itself prepared tor hard “ It’s an offensive on our bargaining, which means pro >'■ part,” said a U.S. spokesman. longed and often bitter negotiat “ It Is a result of our offensive ing in the months ahead. Students Consider North Vietnam said It wants actions In being able to find talks "to decide with the U.S. -- them. They have been In Quang side the unoonditional cessation by the United States of its Reply to Demands Si bombing and all other acts of JL J northernmost, Includes Dong war” against the North. Ha. . •Ci'li' EVANSTON, ni. (AP) — Ne- the Negro group, by Hlnz late Elsewhere, aUIed forces re- Other matters will be dis cussed when that issue is decid gro students at Northwestern Friday night. The document ported Miung 326 Viet Cong •F ed, the Hanoi statement said. University continued their occu- was a statement in reply to the troops In four fights within 28 President Johnson imposed a pation of the school’s business demands worked out in all-day nUles of Saigon, partial bombing ban on U.S. office buUding today as they discussions among umverslty of- *1,^ biggest clash. South planes operating over North considered a reply from unlver- flclals and faculty members aft- Vietnamese Infantrymen and Vietnam effective March 31. He •Ity officials to their list of de- er the students seized control of u_g_ Army heUcopters firing limited their operations to the mands. building early Friday mom- nodtets combined against the so-called panhandle area south On the steps of the building a ^ ^ Viet Cong 283d Marine Force of the.20th Parallel and called group of 50 white sympathizers c®**tents of the sealed en- BaifataMon. After a day-long bat- on North Vietnam for some sim huddled in blankets, sipping velopo would not bo made pub- uo Friday 28 miles southwest of ilar show of military restraint. coffee and trying to stay warm Turner agreed, un- saigon, the South Vietnamese Top administration officials In the chlUy early morning tern- “ ‘1?® counted 200 enemy agree that Infiltration of men neratures dents and then In .conference bodies and 59 weapons left on amd supplies from North Viet fi,.. university administrators, the battlefield. Government cas-’ \ nam into the South has been at I Turner, a graduate student ualtles were reported as nine peak levels since early March. in the Rebecca Crown Coirter head of the Afro-American killed and 31 wounded. Some officials—and intelli some 30 other white e y m p a t^ gtudet Union chapter on earn gence reports from Saigon—say ers occupied the office of Ro- pyg_ referrli* to wtrn;, said, iElghiteen miles northwest of the Increase which began in ear land J. Hlnz, dean of student -judging from the conduct of Saigon, U.S. infantrymen and South Vietnamese soldiers ly March has-continued to grow and university vice president, administrator X would think since Johnson’s March 31 limi who acted as go-between tor ad- ther^ resolution to clashed with 400 Viet Oong Searchers sift wreckage of Texas plane in which 84 died yesterday. (AP Photofax) AUTHENTIC tation order. , mlnlstrators and protestors. situation.” Earlier, Turner troops. Juet before midnight Friday, an estimated 160 ene The agreement Friday to get \ THE LOOK IS LINEN IN The. 110 Negro students Inside said the demands were not my troops tried to overrun the the talks started in a week in studied a document handed to negotiable. No Survivors Reported Paris eased developing pressure James Turner, spokesman tor pceltions of one o f the Ameri ' The seizure Friday morning can baittattons. The counter inside the administration to re was nonviolent and Turner said attack was repulsed and the sume wider bombing over North he hoped to keep It that way. enemy withdrew about mid Vietnam unless Hanoi began to / “ We wUl not start any vlo- night. 84 Killed in Texas Plane Crash move at least on the dlplomatio front. USSR Agrees thing’ in this buUdlng,”% e s ^ t i^ n m d T a w T ’45*‘ n ^ ^ DAWSON, Tex. (AP) — Eigh- The National Guard was sum- al time of 4:68 p.m. when they national Airport said at 4:61 Unless North V I e t n a m 'a SPORTSWEAR by “ We’ll even b n x A toe place up toto S U S ^ S ty-tour ^rson s med in a Branlff moned to control traffic and deplaned in Dallas, p.m. that Flight 352 had van agreement to talk, however, is before we leave, U they want us h„C " ™ International Electra that ex- sightseers. Three minutes after takeoff, ished from his radar scope. matched by military restraint To Let U.S. to*. « -t . 1.1 ao ploded and plunged to earth In The brightly painted, tour-en- at 4:14 p.m., one of the flight When the flight vanished from —such as a reduction in the lev ROBERT BRUCE ||| Hlnz in turn awured the nro- blazlSg pieces Friday as the glne turboprop airliner. Flight deck crew—Capt. J.R. Phillips radar view. It flashed into the el of infiltration—officials be t e S S e l T ^ t S H T t l^ e ri^ t American were klUed crew, bucked thunderstorms 352, decorated to Braniffs Aztec First Officer John W. Foster lesrors uiey wouiu not oe evict- and 23 Americans were wound- inreif with view of people ih and near Daw lieve' this must be an important Mexican motif, rolled to Its and Second Officer D. W. Cross A ROBERT BRUCE GOLF CARDIGAN , . . “Fore”mogt in fasihion PERMANENT PRESS 1 ed. “ We wm not call in police.” ed. south Vietnamese casualties f *^1 „ son. issue for the Paris talks. See Prisoners Chunks of debris fell over the takeoff from Houston at 4:11 land—estimated In a radio re- Dean Montgomery of Corsica It is recognized, nevertheless, with the accent on gualityl 50^ atpaca, 50% wool. he said. were reported light. old Lonnie Wells farm—uninha p.m.—11 minutes behind sched- port that the flight’s estimated na, a private pilot and operator that in the policy decisions to be SLACKS and WALK SHORTS by MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet University seciulty police pat: Two other battles left 67 Viet Sizes: S-M-lrXIx LS* bited and g^wn over by grass ule. arrival time was 5:03 p.m., only of an electrical shop, ■ said he made In preparation tor the Union today announced ratifica roled nearby Friday and hel- Oong dead, South Vietnamese B. ROBERT BRUCE MOC TURTLE SHIRT . . , 65% dacron® poly and brush—two miles last of Following from, about that tlve minutes behind schedule, saw a large explosion rip the talks Johnson has more dramat tion of the long-delayed consular meted Evanston city police di spokesmen said, and govern TAILOR’S BENCH. this little Texas town. time one of the two stewardess- That was the last word as the plane. Then, he said, there were ic choices open to him. - ester, 86% cotton. Wrinkle resistant. New soil release. convention providing access by rected traffic in the area. There ment casualties were six killed Many of Dawson’s 700 citizens es—Jo Carol Brand of Taylor, Electra headed into the turbu- two smaller explosions, and the At one extreme, for example, Machine wash and dry. Sizes: S-M-L-XL. 9* U.S. officials to any U.S. citizen 1*0 disorders and no ar and 29 wounded. and residents of neighboring cit N.D., and Suzanne Renz of lence between Houston and Dal- craft plummeted downward in he could decide to stop all detained in the Soviet Union. rests. In air raids on North triet- C. ROBERT BRUCE GOLF SHIRT with ooAlar . . . permanent press, ies searched the area, and bod South Orange, N.J.—would have Flight controllers said they Jerry M e^ ll, a Dawson High bombing of the North to create The U.S. Senate ratified the The demands pressei) by the nam’s southern panhandle, U.S. 66% Dacron® polyester, 35% cotton in 8 exciting colors. %L. been announcing to the passen- had no further conversation School mathematics teacher, a highly favorable atmosphere document March 16, 1967, after Negroes Included; ies were taken temporarily to Arpold Palmer designed them tor good looks . . . gers that Braniff would give with the plane. The first Indlca- saw a flash in the sky. for the talks and establish a Treated for minimum shrinlmge. Sizes: S-M-L-XL. O extended debate over whether it policy statement by the K s esSmS'w.oS “'®gym^um ^ each of them a voucher for $1 If tion of trouble to them came I looked up and there were record of peace actions by the lilor's Bench tailored them tor comtort . . . you'll involved an additional security tmlversity "deploring the vl- gallons of fuel in 108 missions ^here were no survivors. rigk, clousness of white racism.” A special FBI team was flown the flight was more than 15 min- when the controller at Fort flames all over the plane and it United States. wear them with pleasure wherever and whenever went down," he said. He Arguing against such a The agreement gives Soviet poUcy of gradual Increase (See P«ge Seven) In to help Identify the bodies, utes behind the scheduled arriv- Worth’s Great Southwest Inter- you relax! Easy to care tor — in a permanent press, couldn’t be sure whether the choice, officials say, is that con diplomats similar rights for So- *** *^® number of Negro students ‘soil release blend ot 65 % Dacron® polyester and flash he saw was lightning or tinued bombing of infiltration vlet citizens detained in the * more reaUsUc figure. sudden fire engulfing the plane. routes south of the 20th Parallel United States. —Separate Uvlng units for Ne- 35% Avril* Rayon, they teature the Luxury Look If Flight 362 had reached Dal has been Judged of critical im ot Linen . . . include distinctive ribbon belt with Sovlet action on the agree- 8To students who want to Uve to- las, It would have flown on to portance by military leaders. ment was believed held up by R®ther. authentic Arnold Palmer umbrella emblem on buckle. ward Tulsa, Fort Smith, Ark., At the other extreme, Johnson the general negative attitude to- —A Negro studies course be Little Rock and Memphis. could call for a prompt cease Neat solid colors . . . ward relations with the United added to the curriculum, and There were 79 passengrers In fire covering all aerial, ground 3. States due to the Vietnam war. Negro professors. addition to the five crew mem and sea operations In the Viet The presidium, or ruling —A Negro counselor ” to help bers. All of the crew members namese war in the opening body, of the Supreme Soviet us properly cope with the psy- were based in Dallas. phase of the Paris talks. ARNOLD-PALMER SLACKS (parliament) ratified the consu- chologlcal, mental, and qcadem- lar convention April 23, the an- Ic tensions resulting from dual- ' (See Page Seven) (Sec Page Seven) Slies •15. nouncement today said. ism of our existence as black. ...J The convention was signed by college students.” both countries June 1, 1964. —Establishment of a Negro This Is the first bilateral trea- student union, ARNOLD PALMER SHORTS ty between the Soviet Union and Ira Schaer, a freshman from DESIGNED F 0 | ^ C T I0 N by Slies $2-40 •10. the United States. Pennsaucken, N.J., and a Nations Hopeful It goes imto effect 30 dqys spokesman tor the sympathizing from the exchange of ratifica- white students, said the Negroes tlon instnunents. A U.S. embas allowed im white students Inside *Eaatman Registered Trademark sy spokesman said today no because they wanted the take date for the exchange has been over action to be their own. j set. Turner, referring to the white Over Peaee Talks It will take place in Washing sympathizers, said, “ They have LONDON (AP) --From South munique added, the Commu ton. respon^«A to aset of definltlqDs Vietnam, war allies and many nists can be expected to intensi < fy the war and step up Infiltra (See Page lliree) (See Page Seven) ^ e r nations today . came tion of men and supplies to bet A. ■ K'- V expressions. of approval and •■■ I- —_ ------4_>L------hope for the pijelimlnary talks ter their bargaining position. between the United States and South Korea, which is sup PA North Vietnam in Paris. plying about 60,000 troops to the The Soviet Union and Commu allied war effort, welcomed the “YOUR HEADQUARTERS for ARNOLD PALMER SPORTSWEAR” W orld Views Gains nist Puba relayed the news to selection of Paris as a site tor their citizens in broadcasts and preliminary talks. A foreign printed accounts, but both with ministry spokesman . said that held. official commentary. Red the^French capital is "very ad- By 3 Heart Patients C)!hlna, which wants the Commu vontag^us" as a site for ^uth nist forces to fight on, kept all Korea and other allies bectouse -1*. Laymen and surgeons alike zor received the heart of an old word of.jthe upcoming talks out free movement of their r,^pre- of Chinese newscasts. sentatives will be guarantee^. today watphed closely the pro er but athletic man, the pa South Vietnam’s President gress of three men—two taj the tient’s condition was announced He denied a report that the Nguyen Van Thieu said Paris Seoul government was consider United States and one in London as fair—with a wait-and-see at was acceptable to his govern —who received heart trans titude. ing a plan to have Its ambassa- plants within about 24 hours. The London heart donor was ment ns a site (or talks.' Al- dor to France, Lee Soo-youfng, named by London newspapers though South Vietnam will not attend the Paris talks. South Ev ■ ? The London operation, com- take part In the preliminary. Korea 1 ^ been demanding tl)at vleted Friday night , was the as Patrick Ryan, 26, who died of brain damage suffered in a fall talks, it will maintain contact it should be a full pairtlclpant'in world’s 10th Heart transplant. wi r,h UiS. representatives any negotiations designed to set- At London’s National Heart **"on» a scaffold. A/ throi^h Its consul-general in tie the Vietnam conflict. Hospital the 4S-year-old patient, The London team worked tor “ THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET” an ebtfmated seven hours to Paris, Ngo Tan Canm. Philippines President Ferdl- as yet unidentified, was reoort- Aj communique from the Sal- ^^nd J(arcos congratulated both 901-907 MAJN STREET, MANCHESTER od to be in “ entirely uattsfacto- prepare for the transplant, and go.n\Forelgn Ministry, however, countries for “ their statesman- OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:80 TO D;80 , ry“ condition. ♦he l.eart surgery transfer was said', the government hoped the ^^ip In agreeing to preliminary TnURSDAY 9:30 TO DaflO I reported to have taken two - In Houston, Tex., where 47- © ^ French government would act peace talks in Paris.’” your-old Everett CBatre Thomas only as an Intermediary and not Open a Regal Charge Account Today Tho surgical team was led by A 2,(XX>-man Philippines civic Friday morning received the take todes. qctlon contingent is currently Connecticut Bank and Hartford National Charges Also Accepted hi art of a 16-year-oId bride, Donald Rosa, 46, a Sou‘ h Afri Brainy Gah Have Best Gams? ’Iti| same commtmlque being withdrawn from Vietnam pleasure was expressed at the can who has worked with heart transplant pioneer Dr. Chris warned that the Communists but there are plans to send an outcome of the transplant, but The Hagerstown, Md., Morning Herald decided to Junior College and ran these numbered pictures to would'Rake advantage of the pe tiaan Barnard. other if the Philippines congress was accompanied by a note of test a British researcher’s theory that the brain-^ riod of discussion to make prop The London bospltal state let its readers see if they could tell which legs go appropriates the money. caution. aganda and sew dissension be ment sal^ "the operation was iest females also have the shapUest legs. The news-« with the brainy girls. Given up? The brainy girls “ The whole worljl waits with' At Stanford, Calif., where late paper photographed, the gams of ’ four "brainy”* tween South Vietnam find Ita al go with the legs in photos number 1, 4, 5, and 6. Thursday 40-year-old Joseph Rl- (Bm Pago Seven) tjrpes and four "average” students at Hagerstown lies. At the same time, the com- (See Page Tim e)
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