y •• I ''• ‘ f t I ^*' 56 ** * 1 » ' ^ • ' «C« DtOy Nat Plan Rtti nor n « Week Ended The Weather ■[I’n April •, 1M8 Chance of Mattered showers k ' i iianrl|fat^r Siimtttg tea U i txmlght. Low in 40s. Tomorrow ■ , /• 15,425 moatly sunny. High in 60s. Manehetter— A City o f ViUt^e Charm (flneelfkiil AdvertUhic oa Page 17) PRICE TEN CENTS VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 160 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTHONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 Several Big Cities Thousands of Mourners Calm After Violence Start March in Memphis By LOUISE OOOK While the violence In most ot the violence and more than 300 Associated Press Writer the major cities ebbed, trouble Injured. One official said there had been 420 fires set, 600 stores Violence, lootlnfi: and ar­ struck again In Nashville, Tenn. Only hours after segments of looted and more than 1,350 per­ son scourged sections of the 4,000 National Guardsmen sons arrested. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Thousands of mourning Baltimore and Pittsburgh, were on duty, the ROTC build­ More than 1,800 National Negroes and civil rights leaders marched from a gray Sunday, but Army troops ing on the campus of Tennessee Guardsmen marched Into Pitts­ stone church toward the ultramodern city hall today in and National Guardsmen, AAI State University, site of re­ burgh's predominantly Negro silent tribute to the man who had planned to lead them, rushed in to quell the dis­ cent racial violence, was de­ Hill District Sunday night, but stroyed by fire Sunday night. by early today a state police of­ the slain Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. orders, enforced an uneasy The marchers walked in ranks of eight, but on the calm today. Police said It appeared to be the ficial said "things are settling I l i work of arsonists. down.” I 0 front row there was a vacant space. That was where Washington and Chicago, King would have been. They stepped off at 10:16 a.m. hardest hit by the violence Violence in Baltimore broke Scattered flrebombings and which broke out In bhe wake of out Saturday and threatened to looting were reported far Into PEACE CST. spread Sunday Into Baltimore the night, but the frequency In the front ranks were Percy the assassination of Dr. Martin Sutton, Manhattan, N.Y., bur- County, causing Maryland Gov. dropped sharply about three Luthdr King Jr. Thursday ough president; Charles Cogin, Spiro T. Agnew to call for feder­ hours after a 7 p.m. curfew nlgtvt, were quiet. Authorities president of the American Fed­ went Into effect. The streets CANDLES,L turned to the tank of trying to al troops. Bulletin eration of Teachers: Jerry Almost 2,000 soldiers rushed were almost deserted by late provide homes and food for the KMaoIOOO M l Wurf, international president of to the city to aid 6,000 National evening. vtctUms o f the riots. M ill IHIMMlI the American Federation of Guardsmen, and shortly after Twenty-four have died In the The shaky calm In Chicago MRS. KINO AT MARCH State, County and Municipal trouble which struck more than midnight officliails said the sit­ and In Washington was being MEMPHIS, Temu (AP)— Employes; Walter Rcuther, uation seemed to be under con­ a dozen U.S. cities. In addition, enforced by nearly 22,000 Army Mrs. Martin lather King Jr. president of the United Auto more than 1,200 have been In­ trol. came to Memphia today and Workers, and his wife. jured and almost B,000 arrested. Four persons were killed In (See Page Four) joined the silent march of Many of the marchers wore toousands of Nogros and olvll black bands on their arms and rights leaders in honor of her carried signs identifying thedr slain huaband. Mrs. King and organizations. \. three of her four idiUdren King’s widow, Coretta, and 103 Survivors Reported joined the march, whidi had the three oldest King children halted a few rntnutea after It left Atlanta aboard the jet plane started to wait for her, at the of singer Harry Belefonte to join comer of Main end Beale the march. Jetliner Crashes in London Streets. She had arrived at "I've got my three children 11:17 a-m. OST from Atlanta with me —and that helps," she LONDON (AP)—A BOAC jet­ were migrants flying out to Sir Giles Guthrie, chairman of aboard the private jet jdane said. the state-owned airline, was at An hour before the march was liner with 126 persons on board build a new life downunder. of singer Harry Belafkmte. The plane's pilot radioed just the crash scene. The plane touched down just to start, hundreds of helmeted crashed in flames on a runway alter the plane was airborne A short time later, however, one minute after the march National Guardsmen, bayonets at tandem's airport today just that one of the jet engines had BOAC said it knew of 103 survi­ had started from a gray stone attached to rifles, stood on the after taking off. broken off. vors. church and headed toward wide plaza of the modem city hall, overlooking the Mississippi The British Overseas Airways It crashed on No. 6 runway In Airport officials said the C ity H a ll. River, and throughout an area Oorp. said It knew of 103 survi­ the center of the airfield. plane's pilot, Capt. Charles Tay­ stretching three blocks in every vors. The airport fire brigade The plane's first stop was to lor, radioed two minutes after reported three bodies recovered be Zurich, Switzerland. Other takeoff that an engine had fallen direction from that point. A National Guard helicopter from the wreckage of the four- stops were listed as Tel Aviv, off. engine Boeing 707 bound for Israel: Tehran, Iran; New Del­ The plane made a left turn, circled constantly over the building complex through which Australia. Police said they knew hi, India; Singapore, and Perth attempting to reach a cross run­ Dempsey of five killed—three women, a and Sydney, Australia. way. On impact the port wring the march route passed. Despite threatening skies, pa­ man and a child. Eighteen per­ A BOAC spokesman said the fell off. rade marshals refused to allow sons are missing. plane carried 116 passengers Black smoke poured from the ScoUand Yard reported It and 11 crew. plane as It lurched In. Airport Proclaims marchers to carry anything that knew of 22 xwrsons injured in BOAC said five of the air­ emergency services rushed out could be used as a weapon —in­ hospitals, some of them badly craft's technical crew—the men alongside it. cluding umbrellas. In tile cockpit—were sale. But A witness said: "There was a hurt. Thirty others were in the Holiday (See Page Eight) airport medical center. * they had no knowledge of the terrific pall of black smoke and Australia House in London six stewards and hostesses flames coming from the air­ a'*: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS said 24 of the Jet's passengers aboard. craft. Two thirds of the plane appears to be Intact writh the Tribute to the memory tail end still sticking up. slain olvU rig(hts leader Dr. “ It lies almost In the center of Martin Luther King Jr. contin­ the airport, BOO or 600 yards Guardsmen clear area in Pittsburgh Hill District yesterday. (AP Photofax) ues today and Tuesday to re­ Mansfield In Lindbergh Law from the main buildings in the shape Connecticut activity rang­ central area." ing from school sessions to 30 It crashed within sight of local Democratic delegate pri­ Cautions Queen's Building, the main pas­ maries. Death Clause Ruled senger terminal building. Gov. John Dempsey has pro­ 5,500 More Square Miles claimed Tuesday, the day of Israelis, Arabs Battle King's funeral in Atlanta, Ga., Congress a stateiWde public holiday. As Unconstitutional Israeli troops In helicopters a result, the elections of dele­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen­ chased a band of Arab cjpiman- gate slates to the state Demo­ ate Democratic Leader Mike WASHINGTON (AP ) — Hie kidnaping case where the victim dos out of the Negev Desert and cratic convention has been put Put Off U.S. Bomb Limits Mansfield cautioned Congress deaUi penalty provision of the pursued them six miles inside off till Wednesday. However, he added: "Whatev­ Jordan south of the Dead Sea to­ SAIGON (AP) — President ment because he wanted to clearer weather, as the north­ The state's chief executive today against Impetuous action Lindbergh kidnaping law was er might be said of Congress’ day, the Israeli army reported. Johnson has put almost 6,600 leave open the option of bomb­ east monsoons move away, also urged Sunday night that In the wake of racial violence ruled unconstitutional today by objectives, they cannot be pur­ The Israelis withdrew after In- more square miles of North ing up to the 20th Parallel, or made the increase possible. all schools remain closed and that followed the slaying of the sued by means that needlessly the Supreme Court. flioting a nuniiber o f casualties Vietnam off limits to American some 226 miles above the DMZ. The fliers attacked North that businesses and industries Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. In a 6-2 decision, the court chill the exercise of basic con­ and blowing up part of an Arab bombers, U.S. sources said to­ The U.S. Command in Saigon Vietnamese supply lines and suspend operations Tuesday. He also said that plans for said the provision, enacted by stitutional rights." guerrilla complex, the army day. Below the demilitarized declined comment on the report­ gun positions, with the northern­ Dempsey said the day of pub­ President Johnson to address a Congress In 1934, needlessly Stewart went on to say the added. zone, allied groimd forces re­ ed new bombing limits. In most target an antiaircraft posi­ lic mourning for the assassinat­ joint session of Congress were chills the exercise of basic con­ goal, of limiting the death pen­ A military spokesman In Tel ported killing more than 700 Washington, assistant White tion 160 miles north of the de­ ed spokesman for nonviolence "very indefinite." At the same time an aide to stitutionalJLWUUUiUAA rights. alty to cases--- In which the -jury - Aviv said the action wras a limit­ North Vietnamese and Viet House press secretary Tom militarized zone, the U.S. Com­ would be extended to all banka H ie provlrion says the death recommends it, U an entirely le- ed one that lasted 106 minutes. Cong in weekend fighting. Johnson said (here is no change mand said, f in the state by separate procla­ House Republioan Leaders Ger­ He denied a Jordanian claim ald R. Ford said the Michigan penalty may be Imposed only on gltlmate one. Informed sources in Saigon from the March 31 order. In the ground war, the U S. mation issued today. congressman will not support ^ the recommendation of a Jury. "But that goal can be that Israeli armored columns said the American air forces Although the area open to at­ troops that lifted the siege of Meanwhile, the city of New and helicopter troops covered immediate House approval of The high court reasoned that achieved without i>enallzing have been told to keep their tack has been reduced, U.S. Khe Sanh reported killing 118 Haven retains much of its Sun­ by jet fighters had Invaded Jor­ the Senate-passed civil rights this discourages trial by Jury those defendants who plead not raids below the 19th Parallel, warplanes have more than dou­ North Vietnamese soldiers in a day calm today under a procla­ bUl, dealing a blow to hopes the and encourages guilty pleas guilty and demand Jury trial," dan. which is about 17Q/ miles above bled the pre-curtailment num­ series of clashes over the week­ mation issued Saturday by May­ Jordanian miliitary headquar­ bill might avoid lengthy work In since the case Is thereby taken he said. the demilitarized zone. In the ber of strike missions against end as they combed the jungled or Richard C. Lee. He ordered ters also reported fighting north a conference committee. out of a jury’s hands. The Llndbeigh law was last four days U.S. bombers North Vietnam's southern pan­ hills around the base on the all city offices and public of the Dead Sea near the Allen- But Ford, the aide said, does "The defendant ingenuous patssed in the aftermath of the have struck no farther north handle, mostly against enemy northwest frontier. schools closed and asked mer­ by Bridge, a major crossing not plan to make a leadership enough to seek a Jury acquittal infamous kidnaping and murder than 160 miles above the DMZ. supply lines and convoys. The troops also reported find­ chants and industries wherever point between Jordan and the issue of the controversial mat­ stands forwamed that. If the of Charles A. Lindbergh Jr., Inf- Publicly, Johnson's order of U.S. pilots flew a total of 134 ing the bodies of 198 enemy sol­ possible to observe the day In Israeli-occupied sector of Jor­ ter, scheduled for a House vote jury finds him guilty and does nat son of the aviation hero. Col. March 31 setting the 20th Paral­ missions over the North Viet­ diers who apparently were mourning. dan. The sound of gunfire could not wish to spare his life, he will Charles A. Lindbergh, in 1932. lel as the northern boimdary for namese panhandle Sunday, the killed by U.S. artillery and air Leaders of New Haven's Black Wednesday. be heard in Amman, 26 miles Mansfield was asked at a die," said Justice Potter Stew-o It was exactly 32 years ago to- air attacks still stands, and the highest number in three strikes. Coalition had urged the day be- cast of the cease-fire line. grt. day that Bruno Hauptmann was sources said the President did months, since 144 were flown on (See Page Four) (Sec Page Seven) (Bee Page Ten) Stewart, for the majority, re- electrocuted after being convict- (See P a ^ Eight) not publicize the new curtail­ Jan. 6. Military spokesmen said cognized that the provision ed of kidnaping the child, avoids “ the more drastic alter- Justices Byron R. I ^ t e and native" of mandatory capital Hugo L. Black dissented, punishment In every Interstate White, speaking also for /r_ ^ ______Black, said the provision should 39 Dead, ^3 Missing not have been struck down. Instead, he said, the court should have made It clear that pleas of guilty and waivers of Wreckage Probed Trudeau jury trial "should be carefully n. examined before they are ac­ cepted in order to make sure Electeci that they have been neither coerced nor encouraged by the 'A In Indiana Blast death penalty power in the RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) — veStlgatlng the possibility of a . jury." gas leak as a factor in the ex- j Justice Thurgood Marshall, a Weary searchers continue today By Party plosion. ' former solicitor general, did not tugging at the wreckage of buildings shattered by an explo­ "It seemed like somebody^ ■ /v t ta w a m debris after explosion Saturday in Richmond, Ind. (AP Pliotofax)

■f. - I':' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 PAGE THBlBi PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY; APRIL 8, 1968 found giUlty of aiding In the kill- communications and other Tolland Ingrs but were not sentenced be- equiprpent on board were func- 39 Dead but Mr. Aitiano’s grasp of mu- ford Ballet was seen here for cause they were subordinates Honing normally. There was no alcaj structure and its transla- the very first time, but I didn’t Hebron S h e in w o ld on Bridge News in Fiue Ballet acting under orders. further «mnouncement today. tkm into dance patterns was see it. I wish I had, for tills r e p e a t e d f in e ssin g NORTH Eight-year prison terms were but the Russians usually wait extremely gfood, utiilzing visual is fine ballet, MFW Post Votes to Erect Ruins Probed KEEPS OPPONENT OUT given to tw^ former police chief until a space mission Is corn- At Millard albatractions expressed very Donald Elng'U^, Jon Crlsto- ♦ 63 The W orld 55 Sign Up AQJ commissioners, Wolfgang Hoff- pleted or near completion be- cleverJy In the standard “bal- fori, Diane Fleming and Denise ‘‘THE WAY By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Veteran Memorial at Green 59 Seconds Too Late In Explosion .By JOHN GRUBER let d’ecole.” Warner were featured and ac- 0 A 10532 manii, 61, and Julius Wohlauf, tore reporting further on It. HITES MILAN, Italy (AP) — A new H ie Hartford Ballet Com- Next came a very extended quitted themselves In excellent For Teams When you have a dismal head­ 4, A 64 VFW memben and represent- Matthew’s Church begin tonight 58, and to a 68-year-old sales- Luna 14 Is the first announced aUves of ^ e o ^ ;^ a ^ ^ Z formed to v^rk for a db man, Kurt Dreyer. Fonner po- Soviet litioon shot In 16 months, pany offered the first o f three Pas de Deux called ‘‘The Lady manner, both 'technically and I HEARD FT’ ache because one opponent Is WEST EAST 7 5 At Indiana " ’ vorce law In Italy lost its lice commissioner Arrton Beck- Luna 13, launched Dec. 21, 1966, re|>ertory performances at MU- of Tearful Regret,” danced by from a standpoint of understand- Little League, farm team and 4 AJ874 ♦ 1095 tending yesterday’s sp ecia l feaalona will be heard tomorrow dangerous, you may use any chance to get on the ballot for ’er, , was sentenced to six made a so'ft landing on the lard AtidKoiium Saiturday eve- Julia Fi'ederick and Earle Slev- ing. Pony League registrations 9 9542 O 873 meeting of the VFW Post 241 night from 7 to 8 p.m., and Mass 68 (Continued from Page One) by John Gruber the first time by 69 seconds. years and a sign painter, Hein- moon, dug a rod Into the surface nlng, and It was thoroughly ellng. ‘This was likewise choreo- “ Ballet Egyptlen,” to the method you choose to keep him 0 6 O Q 974 voted to erect the proposed Vet- will be held at 9 p.m. totaled 66 during last week’s The Pro Divorce and Solidari­ rich Becker, 53. got five years. and sent back television pic- Neighboring buildings were tom woethwdille. The last of these graphed by Mr. Albano, as In- somewhat banal LulginI score, out of the lead. For example, * Q I0 8 4> K 72 erana Memorial on the G re^ Regular confessions will be sign up. It Is anticipated that an ty Movement tried to file candl- They were charged with aid- lures. apart. Flames damaged other presentations will be seen there deed was everything to be seen had the most spectacular set- you may use the subject of this SOUTH by a 44-8 vote. additional 36 to 40 boys will sign thls evening and If you haven’t throughout the engagement, ting of the evening, and was 2 ^The 'decision on the loca- e 7 m heM general ing in the murder of Jews in the , , buildings. week’s articles —the finesse. ♦ K Q Uon of the memorial will be election for seven Milan seats Ih Lublin district of Poland. After Some of the dead and Injured aibtended, I strongly urge that Based on a poem by Edward the most spectacularly concelv- up before tryouts are held on (7 106 ExoduS from Red China There are numerous Items of so be Israeli, Yemenite, and Opening lead seven of spades. K WV.H luiB memorial wui oe at 8 p.m. the chamber of /lomiHoadeputies. 'TheThe lo- ^ five-month______.t. trial, .u-the ______court HONG KONG____ AP)__ _More ____ w®re "trapped i..In ..amcars aamnl.demol- you try to do so tonight. Albee wjfth music by William ed ballet, as well. Here, Mr. interest which you should know ^ r i l 20. 0 K J 8 Lebedoff-style singing. West leads the seven of 000 pe'rsons' have fled ‘ shed by the blast and falling Saturday’s program opened Flanagan, the central theme Boros, who had done nothing about and this time I’ll try to 'Those who were unable to 4, J 953 ’The program features a dance spades. East puts up the nine, papers were ^ggeg Wohlauf in 9,200, Dreyer from the counties of Hal Fung debris. One car was h\irled 80 with Josei^ AJbano’s choreog- of this dance-drama is the dom- remarkable In “ Suite For Sym- give you a rundown on some of sign up last week, may get ap­ North East South Is need^ lujon and 8 to 6 'p.m. ‘Seconds after the troupe, a choral group, several and you win with the king. You West In 1,907, Anton Becker in 1,807 and Lu Fung In Red (China's feet. Officials said more than raphy to Lou Harrison’s “Suite inance of woman over man In phonic Strings,” showed excel- them. Let’s begin with the se- plications from Cello’s Grocery Pass 2 NT permission for the Thursday Mass with proces- deadline, at 8 p.m. last Thurs- vocalists, and a chamber sex­ need four diamond tricks, but 1 0 Pass and Heinrich Becker In 1,828. Kwangtung Province, In the 160 vehicles were demolished. for Symphonic Strings.” Harri- today’s society. , lent style and understanding, ries of Pop Concerts to be of- Store In Hebron Center or the 3 NT All Pass ereoUon of the memorlfa on slon will begin at 7:80 p.m., fol- jav tet. The various types of offer­ you cannot afford to let East past six months, arrivals from Several hundred volunteers eoti’s music is dlsUncUy better jngg Frederick and Mr. Slev- both with setting and costumes, fered by the Hartford Sym- Town Barber Shop dn Rt. 66. t o ^ owned property. lowed by Adoration of the Bless- Angelo D’Alesslo. the head of ings will be explained by a nar­ In since he would lead a spade. Soviet Space Launch Canton reported today. joined police, flrmen and Na­ than the average modem com- demonstrated excellent Mr. Albano’s chroeography for - phony. rator. It is free and will be held Applications with appropriate memorial wUl ed Sacrament until midnight, party’s list of candidates, If you're a constant reader to take a finesse with the eight MOS(30W AP) — The Soviet The travelers said rival Red tional Guardsmen searching the position; he was a pupil of both techniques and rapport with this one was not as spectacular They are held Saturdays at at Gratensteln Auditorium, 1166 fees should be left at these des­ coMist of a p u s h e d granite The Passion and Death of the g^id the applications were of some other newspaper you of diamonds. Union’s new space venture, Guard gangs clash almost daily rubble. Many of the dea^v^re Schoenberg and Cowells. Mr. Albano’s choreography as either the costumes or the 8 :30 and begin on April 27. Many Chapel Street. ignated places. Mae topp^ vrith a 40-foot flag- Lord will be observed Friday at turned In before the deadline , , , BE SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home lead a heart to dummy’s jack Since East has both the queen in these two countries. burned or mutilated. Bodies Aibano’s choreography gave ^jijch was generally excel- scenery. It was good but a lit- people who wouldn’t think of ’Those of you who are de­ ^ \ Its locati^ on the Green 3 p j„ ,; stations of the Cross at bu^at the office for senatorial Presumably was speed- AU Pemy League applications and return a low diamond to and nine of diamonds your were taken to the temporary Owner for 88 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN- excellent visual point to the again, but with some parts tl® mundane; this can likewise attending the winter subscrip- votees of Gilbert and Sullivan, . ^ into c ^ c t with represent- 7;so p.m. followed by Venera- candidates. The party’s two »ng toward the mvwn today atnid "Moot of these escapees fled must be In soon. 'The Hebron finesse with the jack. If the fi­ two finesses work, and you morgue In the armory of this SPEChlON of your homo by a Termite Control music. In six movements, tt y,at seemed juqt a bit too ob- be said of the musical score, tlon series are Intrigued by mu- should journey to UConn on ^ e s of the Tolland Historical Oon of the Cross. delegates ran to throtoer side “to v^-anion.Canton, wnerewhere some semo-semb- Baseball Association has en­ nesse lost you could run the rest make 10 tricks. If West had eith­ city of 44.000 on the Ohio line. Expert, supervised by the finest technical staff, utflized the entire company and ylously contrived. Essentially, It Finally came a work for corps sic In lighter vein, and for the April 19th. You’ll see a puppet ^ l e t y M d some others who Holy Saturday Easter VlgU be- of the building to the office for a t t ^ to send a craft lances of order existed and tered the team In the Wllllman- of the suit. In the meantime. er the queen or the nine of dia­ An FBI disaster squad worked phone our nearest local office: comprised sections for corps de ^vas an erotic work, showing con- d® b^let, part of Mr. Albano’s past lew years these spring con- production of ‘ ”1110 Mikado,” tlc Pony League. 'The Hebron the advlsabUlty of gins at 7:30 p.m. Easter Sun- candidates for the chamber of f T West cannot continue the attack monds he wonld win a diamond back to earth. by boats," one arrival said. on Idei^Uflcatlons, taking finger­ bellet as well as variations for siderable advance over a slm- larger composition titled “Ives certs have enjoyed Increasing featuring a blend of 'Oriental Pony team will play a -game n n *^ on the Green. Masses will be held at the a^uties but got there just af- 20 on spades. trick, but then you would still prints, noting scars and unusual soloists and small ensembles, oarly conceived opus which Mr. and Me,” to music by Charles patronage by Greater Hartford and contemporary puppets rang­ schedule. 'The age bracket for "rhe unmanned spaceship was Another said the most mili­ It’s a brilliant idea, but the make your contract. It’s just a posal to locate It at one of the n g 8 ^“ ’ ^ body marks. During the work, Manchester’s Albano presented a couple of Ives. Despite Lennle Bernstein’s residents. ing from 18 Inches to 4 feet In Pony League registrants is 13 .45 launched Sunday. An official an­ tant Red Guard group came execution is flawed. Your fi­ matter of reading the right schools, where the flag could nouncement said it was an auto­ Janet PopeOskl was featured yga^g bag^j to music by Charles conviction that Ives Is a good The first one features Skltch height, ‘The production will be before Aug. 1 but not 16 before Bulletin Board Ex-Nazi’s Sentenced from Hunan, the home province 649-9240 nesse wins, but East still gels newspaper. with Julia Frederick In a duet Frink. In many ways It was the composer, I remain uncon- Henderson both as conductor imder the direction of Frank Aug. 1. be raised and lowered daily,------"*«=iijjgn interested in playing Inin HAMBURG, Germany AP) matic space station and would of caialrman Mao Tse-tung. 'The Much Bauxite Found a diamond trick, and his spade Daily Question titled “Viola’s Reward.” bggt offering of the program vinced. I suspect the composer and pianist. To Judge by the Ballard, with 27 UConn students Although there Is not a Pony M ^ a ln ten a n ce would be con- the Men’s Softball League are A Hamburg court sentenced study “ near lunar space.” group advocated “ retaliatory lead defeats the contract. Partner opens with one spade, SYDNEY, Australia — No alu­ I was not overly Impressed artistically, though confined as intended to satirize American advance program listings, this pulling strings. League Ball Field In Hebron, ■ Invited to attend an organlza- five members of a former Nazi Previous lunar craft have action” against all other Red and the next player passes. You minum was produced in Austra­ BLISS TERMITE CONTROL COUP. with Julian Boros’ costuming, was to only two protagonists, b^®. but performers seem to will be the jazziest of the four If you’ve never seen puppet it is possible for the team to Flawless Finessing " noe "»°'*“ ” '®nt wlU be fl- tional meeting tonight at 8, In police battalion today to prison landed on the moon or gone into Guard groups, he said. hold: Spades, 6-3; Hearts, A-Q- lia until 1956, and none from It was not partlci^arly spectacu- Play him stmlgljt. offerings, with such numbers as theater, this would be an excel­ play all away games. Donald To make sure of keeping East 6 public fund the V.P.W. Post Home on Rt. terms ranging up to eight years orbit around it. They sent back He added that the towns of DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 lar. This was the case Saturday “ Slaughter on 10th Avenue,” out, lead a heart to dummy’ J; Diamonds, A-10-5-8-2; Clubs, ve, spemrored by the VFW. j^j. giving in the murder of information on l-unar conditions Hal Fung and Lu Fung now look home-mined bauxite luitll 1960. Ouatom Home Design lent offering to begin on. Amer­ The Oldest and LArgest in Conn. Another extremely strong evening, with both the music and “ Fascinating Rhythm,” etc. ican audiences tend to brush off jack and return the ten of dia­ A-e-4. Town Meeting Postponed VFW Post 241 will hold a 25,000 Polish Jews during 1942- In preparation for an eventual “ like ghost cities” where people Now three major bauxite Manohester What do you say? work was “ The Minister’s Black the choreography. Both smacked Gold and Flzdale, a two piano this type of entertainment but monds from dummy. If East scheduled regular meeting tonight at 7:30 43. manned flight to the moon. dared not walk on the streets deposits nave been found, one Blue Print A Supply Inc. Postponed Answer: Bid two diamonds. Velk” to music by Charles ot the ending to a George M. team of long standing, are fea- In Europe, marionette theaters plays low, you let the ten ride , for I h u ^ a y night at 8 will be p^gj Home. Six other defendants were "The first announcement said after dark. containing 3 billion tons. 600 Hartford Rd. Frlnk. Actually, only two sec- Cohan production. In the days tured on the May 4 program The Democratic delegate and then repeat the finesse with The hand Is a bit too strong “ The VFW Auxiliary Drill t e a m ______Manchester, Conn. are extremely well thought of, tlons of the five-section work when he was prone to wave the which will be conducted by Har- and many people journey hun­ primary will be held Wednes­ another diamond to the jack. for a response of 2—NT since Wi^esday, ^ 1, practice tonight at 8 at the 640-869S It counts not only to 16 points BookvIUe Exch. Knt 140S were presented. ‘The entire work American flag meaninglessly In ry Ellis Dickson. 'There will be dreds of miles to see the offer­ day from noon to 8 p.m. Pri­ East cannot save himself by Holv 'ThiimH ® vdto pggj honje Present and prospec- was offered In 1964 when Hart- order to assufe tumultuous ap- some quite serious music on this ings at Salzburg, for example. maries throughout the state covering the ten of diamonds In high cards but also has a ' auxUlary members interest- plause at the final cuijlaln. one. Including works by Italy has revived Its “ Plccoll,” have been postponed from to­ with the queen. You win with ten, a flvecard suit, and three 'H'®®7* ed ‘n participating In the drill PatriotUm has Its place, but Poulenc, Milhaud, Brahms, and though I understand In smaller morrow to Wednesday because the king of diamonds, lead a aces. ^ now ^ he d April 17 at 8 ^ mri^ted to attend. A It should not be confused with Bizet. Lighter music will be of heart to dummy's queen, and Copyright 1948, , p.m. in the Hicks Memorial "rhe Tolland Volunteer Fire scale than before the war, when of the funeral of Dr. Martin School. chauvinism. the “ show-tune” variety with Luther King. lead another diamond In order General Features Oorp. ' Department Auxiliary will meet they used as many as TOO pup­ Kindergarten Open House t. ■ ------stuff like “ Fiddler on the Roof,” pets at one time. * Schools and town offices will tonight at 8 at the Leonard’s "rhe Meadowbrook School will SPECIALTY BUILDERS be closed tomorrow. Corner Blrehouse. Members are • ■; ” Thursday at 7 p.m. in the He­ ham St., has been placed on "hold an open house April 22 from Refuse Workers Back Earl Wrightson and . r Lois . „ Hunt . Parent-teacher conferences expected to bring a gift for the A little further from home, bron cbunch. the Dean’s List at the Univer­ 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for all children WEST HAVEN (AP) — Sanlta are featured on the next con- Social Hour. the^e will be a Festival of Amer­ scheduled for tomorrow have The deacons of the Gilead sity of (Connecticut tor the first ' entering kindergarten in the Uon workers of Local 68L Mu- cert. May 11, which Dickson ican Music, featuring Richard been postponed to Aipril 23. Ohiuxrti will meet to rehearse semester. He is a student in Fall. 'The Business Committee of the C&STOM HOME IMPROVEMENTS nlclpal Employes Union, begin will also conduct. This comblna- Rodgers, Aaron Copland, Dave the Maimdy Thursday service the School of Engineering. United Congregational Church today carting away the tons of tlon was the opener for last sea- 'The purpose of the open house Brubeck, and Virgil 'Thomson at Dzienis indicated the lack of a on Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at , la to acquaint the chUdren with rf*”,™®®‘ SIDING OF AU TYPES refuse that have accumulated son’s series and was most pop- Fairfield University on May 1 1 . field at the April 2 meeting of the Gilead Congregational Manchester Evening Herald " the physical set up of the school. BuUdlng. during their week-long wildcat ular with the audience. Again This Is a Saturday afternoon, the Wlllimantlc League. At pres­ Church. Hielr service will be Hebron correspondent Mrs. •; Guld^ tours WlU given every 20 Republican women It will be “ show-tune” music POOLS & COTTAGES and the four gentlemen will get ent there Is a search on for a presented Thursday at 8:16 Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. minutes by mlnth grade rtu- 7 ! ^ ®®“ ®® 'The workers voted 26-11 Sun- with other works by Saint-Saens honorary degrees at the Uni­ field by the Baseball Associa­ p.m. day to return to work, accord- and Rossini. , versity's hUltop Bellarmlne Ter­ tion so that a partial home The Gilead Men’s FeUow6hip A school bus wUl be parked Ing to a union spokesman. ’The Mitch Miller will wind things race, overlooking the Sound. schedule can be established. w41 meet tonight from 7:30 to Illing Students at the school to permit oTe 260 f ‘ North ^ veiitry Commun- strike began April 1 while con- up on May 26. He has chosen This Arts and Honors Program Anyone wUTng to allow the 9 p.m. in the social room. A eHgible kindergarten youngsters ‘ V ^ouse on Rt. 44. The Repub- tract talks were In progress. works by Weber and Schubert is open to the public without Baseball Association even tem­ film will be shown. At U.N. Today to become familiar with the ve- “ can candUtete for The proposed contract, to re- in the more serious vein and charge and is expected to draw porary access to a suitable play­ jjjgjg man, Peter Mariani, will be the place the current pact July 31, of course there’ll be a “ slng- The Women’s Fellowship of thousands of New Yorkers and ing area is asked to contact Hebron Oong;regationa Church Approximately 120 pupils Parents are asked to accom- guest 5 >eaker The l^ a l Repu^ has not yet been approved by along” lor which the bearded New Englanders. Ifcan Town Committee has al- Tom Hovey or Donald Dzlenls. will meet at 7:30 'p.m. Wednes­ from Mrs. Carol Lenthan’s 7th •' pany their chUdren to school for both sides. ‘The strike was the maestro has become famous, Information can be had from Such a field should be relative­ - the open house, according to ready endorsed Marianl’s nom- second one this year reportedly incldentaUy, the Hartford day. They will hold a recipe grade social studies classes at Vincent R. D'allesandro Jr., Of­ ly flat, having a square area swap. A those attending are to Vlncent Lamo, director of Read- ‘nation. _ . , _ . triggered by reports from the Symphony Is conducting Its an- fice of Public Information, Fair- IlHng Jimlor High School trav­ Ing, for the local schools. Olfloe#, Sohorfs aoaed bargain sessions. of 260 to 300 feet on each side. bring n recipe and a sampe. nual Sustaining Fund Campaign field University, Fairfield, Conn. All possibUitles wUl be looked The Women’s Fellowship of eled to New York City today Teacher Attenda Parley ^ which will continue for eight 06430. into and all steps will be taken the Gilead Congregational to tour the United Nations. Robert Italia, chairman of the schools will be closed tomorrow weeks. ‘The orchestra presents to relieve the property owmer department of Foreign Langu- for funeral of Dr. Martin Church will hold a pastic A visit to the Museum of Na­ SIDING 5PECIAUJT5 over 60 concerts a year, of of any legal responslbUlty. ages at Tolland High School, Luther King, HanrljTfitfr housewares party from 10 a.m. tional History was also sched­ which I cover only a dozen or The Hebron Baseball Associa­ to noon in the social room. The recently attended the Northeast In a statement Superintendent 1 ^; so. Likewise, Its musicians offer Vernon uled. ALUMINUM - WOOD - VINYL - SIMONE tion will hold a meeting tomor­ women of the Hebron Church Conference of Teachers of For- of Schools Robert BraMon said demonstrations in schools round row night at the St. Peter’s have been Invited to attend. The group left Manchester elgn Languages at the Fifteenth today, "'The Ufe this great Amer- by bus at 7:30 this morning, Annual Conference held In New lean gave was dedicated to flnd- ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED IN WRITING S?n‘^ ‘°ai^uai“ l% ^ S c h o o l M c n U Episcopal Church Annex to In Vietnam work on details In comiectlon and Is due to return at 6 p.m. York. ‘“Y peaceful solutions for com- Manchester. Conn. (06040) fo r a b ro ch u re to the Hartford Airman 1C. Geoffrey L. In addition to Mrs. LenUian, UP TO FIVE YEARS TO PAY V ern o n Center Junior High with the coming baseball sea­ Klrkham, son of Mir. and Mrs. 'The conference chairman was plex problems, and wlU stand Telephone 643-2711 Symphony, 16 Lewis St., Hart- School: Monday, orange juice, son. who planned the field trip, Robert O. Mead Jr. of the UrU- as an Inspiration for men and H'arry Klrkham, Hebron Green, chaperones are Andrew Vin- Buy Direct No Middleman Second GLaes Postage Paid at hamburg patty, mashed pota- On Health Agency versHy of Oonrtecticut. 'Ihr^e itetions.” Manchester. Conn. is on duty at Phu Cat AB, Viet­ cens, nUng vice principal; Mrs. tatoes, gravy, buttered com, First Selectman P. John Per- nam. He Is on administrative primary ■topics were discuss­ - WE SERVICE WHAT WE RF.T.T. - The Boston Symphony will Alice Hammar and Nathan Manchester Eveidng Her­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES bread and butter, brownies; ham has named six people to specialist and a member of the ed at the conference Including Payable In Advance open Its 31st Berkshire Festival Koppel of the guidance depart­ ald Tolland correspondent, FREE ESTIMATES 'Tuesday, shells with meat serve on the board of Dtrectors F ^ lflc Air Forces. 'The Classroom Revisited, In- 7 4 2 - 8 8 2 2 One Year ...... 330.00 July 6 at Tanglewood. Erich ment; James Oomaratta, Sth Bette Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. sauce, grated cheese, butterod tor the Tri-Town Public Health Before his arrival in Viet­ travative Programs, and Liber­ Six Months ...... 15.50 Lelnsdorf will conduct his sixth carrots, Italian bread and but­ grade social studies teacher; ated Expressions. Shop talk ses­ R.R. #3 Box 113 Coventry,.06238 'Three Months ...... 7.80 Agency being formed for the nam, Klrkham was assigned to season, which Is to be his next ter, cake with topping; Wednes­ and Robert Manwarren, a prac­ sions were divided into langu­ One Month ...... 2.60 to last. There are orchestral towns of Andover, Hebron and Stewart AFB, N. Y. He Is a tice teacher from Eastern Con­ day, pizza with tomato and Codumbla. 'They are Mrs. War­ 1965 graduate of Rham High age groups M d the showing of concerts each weekend; Fri­ cheese sauce, tossed salad, wax necticut State College. films on audio-visual techniques. days at 9:00 p.m., Saturdays at ren Smith; Mrs. Ray Burt; Mrs. School. beans, easorted fruits; 'Thurs­ Robert Caffazzo; Rev. Herbert On Dean’s List Oongregattonal Church Notes 8:30, and Sundays at 2 :30. Guest day, hot dog on roH, potato Holy Week services at the conductors Include Aaron Cop­ Kalsey; Mrs. ^wa'L''d Foote, George M. Garrlty, 44 Bum- sticks, wedge of cheese, v e g e ­ lhiikiiiiNiuR-iw4«r ‘ United Congregational Church land (Aug. 23) Sixten Ehrling representative from the Hebron ta b le sticks, peanut butter Board of Education, and Har­ ■ begin Thursday with the! VlgU (Aug. 2) Josef Krips (July 28) aandwidhes, applesauce and M A T R E EAST , of Tenehrae and the Ixird’s Sup- Charles Munch (Aug. 17) Stan- vey Desrulsseaux, Board of Fi­ cxx)kies; Friday, no school. Des­ ' per at 8 p.m., including the re- ELECTRIC CO. Islaw Skrowaczewskl (July 19) ance representative. STATE I sert and ron "I Open Daily 9 to 9, Sat. 9 to 6 sandwiches, scooter pies; Congregational Church 'will Note: Available for Weddings and Baaqaeta O N T V • fO U R STORES O f FAIHlOH elry drawer are wonderful for keeping earringjs easily access­ Thursday, hot dog in a roll, meet tonight at 8 In the Smith- ible and neat. Each pair oan baked beans, potato chips, Gellert Lbunge to rdiearse the Only During Thla Periodi have Its own little compart- Easter dessert; Friday, no Office of Tenebrae service ; SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF GREETING CARDS mont. school. which will be observed Mauncly

\ , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVBIfmO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 South Windsor Coventry Bolton Mansfield R«d Feather Service •‘Are you a Burburbanlte? STAR eA X E lC ’-^O -By CLAY R POLLAN- Are you considering taking Five Oinics Aims CRPA Asks Rt. 5 Expressway MAR 22 Mrs. Butterfield Asks Moves « a core city youngster Into Y o u r Doily Activity Guide your home for a couple of Planned for According to the Stars. To Ease Tinancial Crisis’ weeks this summer? If you Instead of 1-91 Connector “j r s S l -^-v 1-48-58^ To.develop message for Tuesday, 4- 5-13.16/< - Anderson-Little need Information on the pro­ 5>'68-75-79-89 read words corresponding to numbers bl.4957 of your Zodiac birth sign. Mrs. Virginia Butterfield, a mlMa, on a I960 property eval- Congress gram, telephone Mrs. Fisher The Capitol Regional Plan- Vision Tests ^ TAURUS SCORffp member of the Board of Educa- uation, at per cent assess- New Correspondent P-\ APR. 21 OCT. 24 < ‘ 66 of the Red Feather Informa­ ning Agency has sent s mem­ 1 People 31 Hove 61 Photo tlon and former member of the ment. Property will be revalu- (Oontinned from P« ko One) tion and Referral Service of orandum to town officials of starting today. The Herald A program for vlilon ecreen- ^ MAY 21 2 Romorxe 32 Leof 62 Moy 3 T u rn 33 Don't Board of Finance, has appealed ed next year. the Greater Hartford Com­ correspondent in South ing for pre-Mndergarten chil­ .^.'^40-53-541 63 Of 12-27-29-52^ to the taxpayers of Bolton In The town has recently given news conferettce if he thought South Windsor and neighboring cS/61-6473 4 Your 34 Now 64 Snop munity Council. You may Windsor wUl be Mrs. Kather­ 5 Money 35 You 65 Believe S2-69-82-87 ^ towns advioaUng establishment dren has been estabUghed since a prepared statement today "to the go-ediead for final plans for the events of the past few days telephone her at 621-4620, ine May of 17 Gulloy Dr., OIMINI 6 Better 36 Zoom 66 Women SAGITTARIUS the local public school system 3Q MAY 2J 7 Over 37 Yo u'll 67 Specioi evaluate the financial crisis a new elementary school, and pointed up a need for new legis- Fxt. 42 Monday, Tuesday or of a high priority rating for Wapping. NOV 23 ^ j s j JUNE 22 0 Post 38 Men 68 Th e ir whlch is In process of becom- for preliminary plans for re- laMve proposals. Thursday momlnga.'' the construction of a new lim­ News items may be called will have a kindergarten class 9 Quorreis 39 W hile 69 Appeor “ C 22 Ing a fiscal reality." novating the present elementary He replied that there are ,11-17-25-33 10 Or 40Doy 70 Is 2-10-15-20^ ited access Rt. 6 expressway in to her at 644-2298 or maU- in September. The program has n Toke 41 The "If drastic measures are school Into a middle school. some things that Congress ought ..... REAL O]51-76-81-88 71 Better 44-6083-841 ed to her home. News items been set up by the local Pub­ 12 Oldtime 42 Then 72 In PRE-EASTER not taken at this time," she SchooU, Offices Oosed to look Into, but he added it remove what he caldera de through South Windsor. may also be called Into The lic Health Nursing Association 13 A ffo irs 43 Iron 73 Shots CAPIIIC04N said, "the average UApayer will Bolton schools and town of-. should "not act Impetuously." J^ta, Wore the House acta The------memorandum written ------by ESTATE U Possible 44 W ill 74 Hot DEC. 23 Herald at 648-2711 or mailed and wm be covered by flve not In a few years lie able to flcee will be closed tomorrow Mansfield said Jartlcular,^ it will tag reconstructed, the CRPA t o , V Robert Gantner. There will be from the JWC of Coventry. nalists’ escorts. The queen will Transportation (Committee says, jj^^'ttag toe Rt. ' act, and alerttag “townspeople Joseph Tracy, tarred by* looting, bumtag and be McCarthy vs. Sen. Robert F. no school April 12, Good Friday. Anyone having toe name Euid receive a 3100 Savings Bond Diversion of traffic to existing 91 co im e ^ p ^ e d for Laurel to become more fiscaUy aware” 7 J7,,. -im ogt on Its doorstep, Kennedy ta Wednesday’s Dem- Scoffs Lav/n Produefs Junior Women’s Meeting address c< other Coventry boys when she Is "crowned" at toe parallel streets such as Rt. A t® Manchesteir. of the drain of all taxes upon Adve^ement ^,,id heed Johnson’s plea and ocraUc primary here, 6 The pubkc is invited to a serving there should contact ball and the other finalists will them. mo™ action on the The party-endorsed slate of 13 and Rt. 6 during the reconstruc- meetiiig a t 8 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Thomas McGrajto of Mark each receive cash prizes. tlon of 1-91 could cause conges­ « 2 .3 3 "Once the town has nullified pay suto Wgh tax ^ clvll^riahts bill this week. delegates to toe state conven- Rt. 9 Crash Kills One H&H LAWN FOOD the Coventry Graminmr School Dr. Garden Club to Meet responsiblUtles,’’ toe concluded, coming? To have ap indicated Sunday he tlon abandoned its "uncommlt- tion and inconvenience, the re- Covers 6,000 sq. ft. of the Junior Woman’s Chib of Mrs. Louis Goodwin received Coventry Garden Club will “there will be nothing left but complexes In our back y^ra. opposition to an ted” stance and came out for port adds. HADDAiM (AP)—A 33-yectf- Coventry. Dr. A. Elmer Diskan first prize ta needlework for a meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at a nonentity at the end of one of Attend public hearing, Ap Mriv vote Kennedy over toe weekend. Several sections of 1-91 are oj^ wemen was injured fatally H&H PLANT FOOD ^ 1 .99 e t Manchester, who has worked quilt she entered ta the A f r ­ the home^jf Mrs. Ernest J. Star- the long arms of the Regional at 8 p.m. y represented Mon- nedy over the weekend. already overloaded at peak Sunday night when toe car she ican Home Day at too Hotel 60-lb. bag for many years on the ship kel on Upton Drive. Mra. Star- Octopus. ’The Town of Bolton ' ------feeling that each mem- Democratic ’Town (Chairman hours, according to (3RPA statls- was driving and another ve- UBS HOPE will give a talk. Statler. This was a Eitate-wide kel will demonstrate flower Eir- WERE $30 to $45 wlU be Just a memory.’’ Advertisement— ___ wlr m ust make his own decision James M. Fitzgerald explained tics. If four more lanes were hidehicjg carrying two teen-age Piersons interested ta attending contest for edl women ta toe ranging. Mrs. Eva Toedt suid 100 MlUs By ‘71? ^ w h X r t o accept the Senate the acUon by saying that "the added ta 1971, only ' ------temporary gjria coiUlded head^m on Route See our complete range of Landscape Materials: Shrubs, are asked to oontact IMrs. Al­ Federation of J'unior Women. Mrs. Esther Katzuing will be Mrs. Buttersfleld said that, go- the P” P“ ®^. -- gent It to a Lnate-House voters should have a choice* relief will be obtained, the 9 Ornamental and Shade Trees, Needle and Broad Leafed beit GustBfocn of Alice Dr., or 11 Queen Contestants hostesses. tag by her prediction, toe mlU plexes. It h a s^ n said, ^Iton w ith President Johnson out, agency predicts. xhe victim, Mrs. Eleanor Gll- Evergreens, Perennials, Vines, etc. at LOWEST PRICES Mrs. Harvey BatreMe Jr., of The "Queen of toe Ball” con­ n>ta on July 1, 1970, could be must have I n g r e s s .” If the 5 ^ o d e s of Arlzo- there would have been no 1-91 will become overburdened pert of Haddsjn, was alone ta FOB FINEST QUALITY! Come and see for yourself • Avery Shores by tomonow. test has resulted ta 11 girls at Manchester Evening Herald 100 mills,miUs, and that If the new sight 01of «60 ) ggarbage a r o ^ e emu.cans stacked Rep- ---r- - - jjQ p .. Spring coats in shetlan(is, diagonal weaves, agalns by the year 2000 unless the car, according to police ta- Dr. Dfokan attended Urstnus Coventry High School entering: Coventry correspondent, F. elementary school Is approved together along toe side of a roa^ ^^^Lmittee said he was "reas- Tom 1 approved together along toe side 01 a oommlttee said he was "reas- Tom Foran. chairman of the aa slmUar similar north-south north-south express- express- vestigators. vestigators. She She was was pronounc- pronounc- ■ 0(81ege in CollegeviUe, Pa., and Of Grade 12, Mary Welles, Joan Pauline Little, telephone 742- plaids and checks. Single or double breasted. before June 30 of this year, the Is progress, ®®^® ^sTtag" his poslUon. Rhodes or- local McCarthy committee, said way is built somewhere in the ed dead at the scene. H I W | 1 | | | | I | I M | | Temple Univeralty ta Philadel- Murdock, and JEinette Boisvert; 6231. rata for July 1, 1968 could be Igtaally favored sending the bill today today he welcomed a confronta- same general area, the CRPA lOss MaryMary LoizeauLoizeau ofof ChesterChester | WW W W Ir L fw ll Ir W d l U w l l w Side button closing and belted styles. 71.4 mills. tlon between supporters of Me SAYS. gjid Miss Carol Lombardo of "If bonds are floated after Community Hall and_sup^rt g number of Carthy and those of the senator The State Highway Depart- Deep River, both 19. received 168 WOODLAND ST. 643-8474 Misses, Jrs., Jr. Petites and Half sizes. June 30. 1968, taxes due July 1. the Zone change from Zone RH J®®J"®g”g;,g„, ,t was Ji^m'^NeTYor mentis present thinking calls for head Injuries and were taken 1969 could be 84.38 mills. ’These to Zone RI. learned, to whom Johnson sent "The confrontation will put the use of the divided highway to separate hcepltals. mill rates aUow a two-mUl ta- ^ Iltterrurgini? prompt action on the eyes of the state and nation section of present U.S. 6 as part crease for to^ operating Manchester EvMtog clvU rigl^ bUl and Its hotly on East Hartford,” Foran said, of ita planned future route, ac- costs,” she added. Bolton correspemdent, debated open-housmg provi- Most of the slates opposing Me- cording to the report. • -yx ■* ' ’The piusent tax rate is 63 well Young, teL 643-8981. Carthy slates ta Wednesday’s "This would offer only a tem- Ho^e Democratic Leader primaries are uncommitted. porary solution” according to /h Carl Albert of Oklahoma w a s ______Baltimore, Pittsburgh another. Previously made pub­ lic was a letter to House Speak­ Ybu never M er John W. McCormack ta R>r all those women who which Johnson termed the Calm After Violence rights bill "the most immedi­ Choicesf Meafs In Town! didn’t want to be bus drivers. ate” of “ the many actions Con­ (CoaUimed from Page One) gress can take.” troops and National Guards­ calm, but guardsmen continued His letters also asked prompt need cash men. to patrol the streets and an 8 ”^‘i;vrother bOls* almk TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Cyrus Vance, President John- p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew was still at easing ® slum tensions and NATIVE WAYBEST Eon’s riot troubleshooter ta in effect. r- dealing with the disorders which Washington, said shortly before In New York City, both Har­ reached a crescendo after the lem and the Bedford-Stuyvesant midnight: "The city appears to assassination ta Memphis of Dr. Chicken Breasts NOW be experiencing anotoer night section of Brooklyn—both pre- Luther King, Negro of relattve calm. We are not dominantly Negro-were quiet, „ nonviolence, and Legs a tT h e yet out of toe woods, but I am following luting Friday night. omnibus housing "Mix or Match” hopeful toe encouraging trend "It’s been 1 ke a tomb said a long-term goal of 10 wUl ponttaue.’’ policeman in Bedford-Stuyves- , , i_p„™g dwellings. (Llnalt 6 Lbs. Per Gostomer) Washington Mayor Walter E. ant. "The only unusual thing Is anUcrime bm. Washington announced a series tae number of policemen on SALE PRICED! of emergency measures to duty. ,. favors the rights HIGHLAND PARK MARKET “ meet the human needs." Long Elsewhere ta the country, vlo- ^oi^d said he la^^^ Phone Store. lines formed outside the few lence flared sporadically. ^ 1^ li^isted that it be 317 Hlgiiland St., Manchester—^Phone 643-4278 open supermarkets and commu- Firemen ta Joliet, 111., were worked over & nlty groups collected food for hampered by Negroes as they c o n fe r e n c e committee, to meals and tried to find ways to tried to battle a series of blazes. ______provide cash for famUles left A block-long complex of three penniless by the disaster. warehouses was burred to the ’The violence left six dead and ground. An 8 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. the death toll may rise to eight curfew was imposed for a sec- “THE CARRIAGE HOUSE” If two other deaths are ruled ond night. riot-coimected. 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The Princess® homeless, however, and a serf- Roving bands of Negroes ta II Spring suits tailored in colorful checks and ous food shortage was expected Wilmington, N.C. wrecked sev- 9 9 phone. All the newest colors and styles. because stores ta the riot area era! business sections, tossing plaids, soft-tone tweeds and solids. had been either stripped by rocks and bottles through store Pick out what youjike best. Or, if you’d like a little more Single and double breasted styles. looters or closed and boarded windows. Some 760 National The Den «» up. Guardsmen patrolled the streets time to think about ft, take home a free copy of our colorful Detroit, where two persons and Gov. Dan Moore mobilized catalog. Th e Telephone Line. (In case you can’t get here in Misses and Junior sizes. were killed ta violence ’Thurs- an additional 1,000 for possible featuring G VOLMWAQIH or «HIRieA» tNO. day and Friday, remained duty. person, we’ll be glad to send you a copy. 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South Windsor 5,500 More Square Miles Rham District Two Who Walked Trudeau On the night of the assassination of Manchester's Oldest Dr. MarUn Luther King, when the news Easter Sunrise Service Set Put Off U.S. Bomb limits King Service lEvrpntns IfproU) Open Form with Finest Itself was like a sudden, mad hot wind Elected (OooliiiiMd from Page One) PUBLISHED BY THE blowing Into every dark comer of At 6 a.m. by Church Council Set at Rham HERALD PRDrrm O CO.. INC. Five hours before the guard tral coast 230 miles northeast of Facilities 13 BImmU Street America, there wem two American be. No matter how they finally Saigon. Uanoheiter, Conn. ‘If You Can at All’ There will be an Easter Sun­ was changed at Khe Sanh, mayors (there may have been more vote In the April 9 prlmarJsg, By Party — South Vietnamese para-___ A service in memory Of Dr. THOMAS F. FEROUSON To the Editor, rise Service sponsored by the New Correspondent North Vietnamese troops under WALTER R. FEROUSON whose action has not come to our 1 write this with anguish and the majority of the Democratic cover of darkness attacked a bi­ troopers said they killed 23"viet Mlartln Luther King Jr. will be Publlshera South Windsor Inter- Church (Oonttimed from Page One> Cong soldiers five miles north- held tomorrow morning at 9:30 Founded October 1, 1881 notice) who reacted In the same way and despair at the death o f doc­ voters of Hebron proved to be starting today, ’The Herald vouac of South Vietnamese par­ after the news had reached them. warm, friendly and open mind­ Council on the grounds of St. correspondent In ^ p u t h east of Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut I** Rham gymnaaltim. Area Publlehed Every Evening Except Sunday* tor Martin Luther King. I write youth-supported Trudeau band­ atroopers southwest of Khe clergrymen will participate In In New York, Mayor John Lindsay ed In their reception of ui. Peter’s Episcopal Church on Windsor will be Mrs. itather- airbase in the 29-day-oId Opera and Hdldaya. Entered at the Poet Office at this with the fear that we will wagon. Sanh and a mile and ahalf from the service. Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall went out and walked the streets of learn as little from his death For this we owe them our Sand HIB Rd. next Sunday at Ine May of 17 Gulley Dr., As leader of the ruling party, the Laotian border. tlon Quyet Thang—Resolved to Matter. Win—around the capital. Seven Residents in the area are in- Harlem, as he had already done on other as we obviously did from his thanks, but we have a greater 6 a.m. All are welcome to at­ Wapplng. the 46-year-old Trudeau, from The South Vietnamese opened paratroopers were repotred ■vited to attend. SUBSCRIPTION RATES nights of tension. No one knows how life, and that Black-White re­ debt. We have learned a great tend this service of music and News Items may be called Quebec, becomes prime minis­ fire and directed their artillery Payable In Advance deal about the democratic proc­ wounded. “The Rham District budget One Year ...... 380.00 much It helped to have him do this; lationships will further deteri­ prayer which will last approxi­ In to her at 644-226S or mail­ ter when Pearson retires two on to the enemy troops on the meeting 'wihleh was -adjourned Six Months ...... 15.60 orate. When will we be able to ess during our visit to Hebron, mately 25 minutes. ed to her home. News Items weeks from now at the age of perimeter of their own defen- The U.S. Command said 2,613 Three Months ...... 7.80 perhaps It played a very Impoihant part and most of all we have learned enemy troops have been killed last Monday nigM because of One Month ...... 3.60 see our own roles, .those rodes so Family Services Talk may also be called Into The ‘^9- slve positions. Within 20 mln- the power blackout In Hebron In keeping Harlem as relatively quiet that the faith of those men who Herald at 643-2711 or mailed in the sweep through five prov­ MEMBER OF clearly xx>lnted out to us in the The regular monthly meeting It was generally believed that utes, the North Vietnamese will be held tonight at 8 In the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and restrained as It did remain. In any recent report on civil disorder, framed our government was of the Ladles Guild of St. Mar- to County Desk, c /o Man­ inces around Saigon .It said 104 Trudeau’s policies will follow broke contact, leaving 71 of auditorium. Excerpts from an The Associated Press la exclusively entitled case, there was the mayor of the city, in the roots of the holocaust? not in vain: The American peo­ gRret Alary Church will be to- chester Herald. Americans have been killed and (0 the use of republloatlon of all news dis­ those of Pearson. He told a' their dead behind along with 11 Voters in the three town dis­ unsoUolited letter doing what he felt he ought to do, and Mfuichester Is a burning ex­ ple do stop to think, to con­ night at 8 In the church hall. 904 wounded, and South Viet­ patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ news conference, however, that South IVetnamese Wiled, tricts win be presented with a ed In this paper and also the local news pub- what he had to do, regardless of his own ample. To have asked for a sider all sides of the Issues and James Watt, assistant executive chief Phillip Crombie or there should be a thorough reas- T^e South Vietnamese namese casualties were 189 ^ . completed budget of $842,588 AU li^ ls of republlcetlon of special dis­ referendum on busing at the candidates presented to them. director of the Catholic Family Deputy Chief George Cox. killed and 464 wounded. personal safety. ® « « “ "d '» « c te d their for 1968-69 to accept or reject. patches herein are dso reserved. time of Its first proposal two ’They vote not only with con­ — A Viet Cong company am­ In Hartford, Mayor Ann Uccello went Services of the Hartford Arch- Schools, Offices Closed policy wim a boost In foreign artillery on to the enemy troops The budget shows an Increase (Excerpts from an luwoHclted letter) years ago was to ask for an viction, but with knowledge. aid expenditures. - j f bushed U.S. 25th Dl'vislon Infan­ The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ out and walked the streets of Hartford’s diocese, will explain Its role in Since itomorrow has been de- on the perimeter of their own of $95,000 over last year with sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ abnegation o f the powers of ’That’s a good thing to know; Stanfield,' former premier of trymen and South Vietnamese graphical errors appearing In advertisements North End, talking to iU people, keep­ the community wUh emphasis dared a legal holiday In oom- defensive positions. Within 20 the majority of the increase In and It has become a debt we Nova Scotia, was chosen con­ regional forces “sweeping near Dear Mr. West: and other reading matter In The Manchester ing communication with them. No one elected officials; .to ask for a upon Its foster child program, memoration of the tragic death mhiutes, the North Vietnamese salaries to staff, professional Evening Herald. can never repay. servative leader last September Tay Nlnh City along the Cambo­ referendum when there were The Guild also reminds mem- of Dr. Martin Luthr King Jr., broke contact, leaving 71 of and non-professional. Other In­ Again accept our thanks for an efficient knows, either, how much she may have ’Thank you, In a contest which saw Diefen- dian border 60 miles northwest Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- already slxty-’two children In­ bers and friends that the an- all offices of the town of South their dead behind along with 11 creases were in program Im- lon Post News Service. accomplished. In helping to keep that volved was a display of thought­ Michael H. Schwartz nual family spaghetti supper Windsor will be closed. Schools baker defeated along with other of Saigon. Eight Americans and and excellent job, done modestly and well. Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. night In the North End less trouble­ Janice Zeppa South Vietnamese killed and 28 10 enemy solSers were reported Proyement and expansion In- Publishers Representatives — The Julius lessness and cruelty not to be will be held on April 29. Tick- throughout the town will bewell-known conservaOves. wounded. Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi­ some than it might otherwise have been. countenanced. Do you think Carolyn Brett Wlled in the 3%-hour Hght, 14 eluding provisions listed In Pub- eta will be sold ait the door. closed and there will be no Stanfield’s election had a lot Seven to 10 miles southwest of lie Act 627 for special educa­ cago, Detroit and Boston. But she did what she felt she ought that the black people of Hart­ Mike Whalen Americans were wounded and ORT Meeting adult education classes Tues- to do with the selection of Tru- Khe Sanh, U.S. artillery and tion, inrtructlonal material, of­ • ESTABLISHED 1874 • MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ ford cannot read ? Do you think John Yanowig The Women’s American ORT day night. deau by the Liberals. The ques- South Vietnamese casualties to do, and what she had to do, regard­ ro c k e t - f 1 ring helicopters fice and maintenance. TIONS. ______that the black people of Hart­ Judy Bumsteln wlll meet next Tuesday at 8 p.m. There will, however, be a tlon asked most often by dele- were reported light. less of her personal safety. smashed four enemy trucks and The budget breakdown for DlHiIay advertising closing hours; ford do not know that you can at the home of Mrs. Burton Gold Board of Education meeting at Kates to the three-day conven- — North Vietnamese troops It was a night of trial and courage a tracked vehicle, presumably a the three towns is: Andover, I^Dr Mondav — 1 p.m. Friday. vote to send a representative "To Dull the Sense of Shame” at 48 Diane Dr. The speaker the Timothy Edwards Middle tlon was not who will make the fired sporadic barrages of For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. for many people In many places, and by tank, U.S. headquarters said. $197,000; Marlborough, $262,- For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. to the parents of' chiUren who To the Editor, will be Mrs. Barbara Suplensky School at 7:30 pm. Among best prime minister, but who 75mm recoilless rifle fire Into a Ftor Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. no means least for the two mayors who 999, and Hebron $309,330. An ONLY 8 DAYS TO GO! have already shown themselves The recent senseless tragedy from the Connecticut Light and Items on the agenda is a discus- can beat Stanfield. At one time, an estimated U.S. 4th Dl'vislon arltllery and For Frldav — I p.m. Wednesday. patrol base 19 miles west of ostlmated $84,090 is expected For Saturday — i p.m. Thursday. walked. to be just like your children made me realize that our town, Power Co. who will demonstrate sion of the middle school cur- Although Trudeau Is known as 20.000 North Vietnamese sur­ Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day before Kontum City in the central high- building grant and state and In 'school, to say to these par­ Manchester, has a very real how to make party hors rlculum and completion of something of a swinger, there is rounded Khe Sanh but the latest publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday lands. The U.S. (Command said federal reimbursement, and Monday publication. ents, sorry, we voted you out? race problem: ’The white race. d’oeuirres. plans for the public hearing on some similarity between him estimate is 7,000 enemy troops. S e t ie h , 9 ( w u u ^ To remedy this, and perhaps In casualties were light and mate- Bulletin Board A Bombinsr Halt, A Bombshell Which of you will go to these Choral Concert April 28 the new high school to be held and the Conservative leader, Some enemy units were be­ Trlgon Players, Rham’s dra- Monday, April 8 parents? a small way to dull the sense of A special choral program will at the Town Council meeting Bdth are scholarly and both are lieved fading back toward the trial damage was moderate, in­ To this year of seemingly Implausible shame that must be a part of dlcating considerable damage. matlc clPb, is presently work- In calling for a referendum, be presented by the Mendels- on Thursday night. Reports more likely to appeal to the In­ hills of neighboring Laos. But and even Impossible political happen­ in Saigon, government Ing on Thornton Wller’s “Our we have shown our Ignorance all of us I would urge the fol­ sohn Singers of Worcester, will be given by the various tellect than to the emotions of North Vietnamese gunners fired ings President Johnson has now con­ lowing : sources said South 'Vietnamese Town” 'to be given May 10 and and our callouness; we have be­ Miass., at the Wapplng Com- ad hoc committees, the voters. Neither is a practi­ 300 mortar and artillery rounds tributed the most extraordinary event. 1. We must all do our home­ into allied positions late Satur­ Premier Nguyen Van Loc has H- The players are under the Inside Disaster It could win him a larger place in history come, albeit unwillingly, bear­ muntty Church on April 28. The Players Meet Tonight tioner of 'the fiery type of orato­ INCOME TAX work, by first looking at our­ signed a decree raising the direction of Mrs. Paula ers of fuel to the fires of ra­ hour long concert of sacred and The ^ u th Windsor (Country ry which characterized Dlefen- day and Sunday, killing one than a bitter last-ditch fight for renom- selves in the mirror and exam­ draft age from 33 to 40 and re- Straight and Harry Blow, cism, because we live In a town baker’s campaigning. American and wounding 47. Whait does a nation of supposedly free, Ination and re-election. ining our feelings toward the secular music will begin In the Players will hold ithelr monthly calling older veterans to mlU- 'flhe PTSA will hold a special where six of our elected offi­ meeting tonight at 8 at the It appears that the next elec­ Inside the Khe Sanh base, the Intelligent people do about preventing For by accompanying his dramatic an­ Neg;ro and to each other. If an Church sanctuary at 5 p.m. tary service. This appeared to meeting tomorrow night at 8 in cials could not see the Indecency tion will be more a contest of 5.000 U.S. Marines who under­ disaster when disaster has already nouncement of an open-ended suspension individual has to lower his or Tickets for the public perform­ player’s Workshop in the Sul be the first step In the general the Rham cafeteria to discuss of offending their neighbors personalities than of Issues. went the 11-week siege prepared of the bombings of North Vietnam with her eyes because of past feel­ ance may be purchased from Ilvon Avenue Shopping Center mobilization promised by Presl- breaking a/way from state affil- struck? members of the Wapplng Choir in Wapplng. Casting for the Trudeau has been a Liberal only move out to fight elsewhere an abdication of his own quest for office, . . . and ours. ings and actions then that per­ dent Nguyen Van Thleu. lation. The PTSA executive If you care at all, make your Player’s spring production, slnce 1966, after a fllrtaUon wiUi and 4,000 Army air cavalrymen How does a nation extijjcate Itself he gave significant credibility to what son can regain some self es­ or by contacUng the church of­ Even before pledging general board is proposing beginning a gesture, albeit a token so small, fice. Proceeds will be used to de­ “The Little Foxes”, has been the left-wing New Democratic began moving In. The change from situations which could have been would otherwise have been discounted teem by present and future ac­ mobilization if necessary, Thleu separate organization in the to welcome the children of Proj­ fray the cost of new robes re­ completed, but additional back- party and has been in the Cabi­ was expected to take several prevented only by decisions and actions as a desperate political gambit. tions. days. had said about 135,000 men district without state affilla- Most of the world —Including Hanoi ect Ooncem so overwhelmingly, cently purchased by the choir. stage piersonnel are needed. net as justice minister less tlian which might have been taken long ago, 2. I uiTge the Board of Direc­ a year. would be added to South Viet- tion. —believed he stood on the verge of an­ by so huge a majority, to Man­ tors to get another legal opin­ BsrlMlck Dinner Set Anyone interested in learn­ The Marine commander at nam’s regional and popular The varsity baseball team As a result, he has not had Khe Sanh, Col. David Lownds, and were not taken? other rough political setback at the han(j§. chester on April thirtieth, that ion in regard to Project Con­ On April 16, the South Wind­ ing the “behind the scenes” forces by mld-1968. will play Portland at the Rham at least you may show the di­ sor Fire Department will spon­ workings of little theater is time to develop a firm program. 47, of Plantation, Fla., said he of Sen. McCarthy In Tuesday’s Wiscon­ cern. One of the points recently Gen. William C. Westmore­ Athletic Field tomorrow after What does a nation do when It finds rection o f the tide in Manches­ sor a testimonial dinner for urged to attend this meeting. Neither has Stanfield, who probably would keep his com­ sin primary, to be followed by a mount­ made was that the relatively land, commander of U.S. forces school. Itself engulfed by a flood of tragedy to ing Kennedy offensive. ter to be turning toward good small amount of additional mon­ Deputy Chief Allen Barbrick. No experience is necessary. proved an able administrator as mand post and several Marine School Menu will, toward acceptance and Lutheran Church Activities head of the Nova Scotia govern­ artillery batteries at the base Vietnam, met in Washington MORE DAYS which there Is no solution? As an isolated move, his peace ges­ ey that the referendum would TTie dinner, to be held at the The menu for the remainder peace. In the spirit of Martin Podunlc Mill on Ellington Rd., The following activities wUl ment but has served in Ottawa for several more days. But two " ’ith President Johnson over ture would Inevitably have been cost was “ trivial” and therefore the weekend and said in a pub­ of the week at the cafeteria is : Luther King. will honor Ohdef Burbrlck for taike place at the Our Savior only as opposition leader. Leathernecks posted a sign say­ To See H & R BLOCK Such are the questions the American construed In most places as a frantic ef­ the stated law in effect could lic statement: “Militarily we Tuesday, spaghetti with meat •Sincerely, his 30 years of service to the Lutheran Church this week; ing: “Khe Sanh—under new people have been trying to find the an­ fort to minimize another debacle. The be overlooked. I maintain that have never been in better rela­ sauce, garden salad; Wednes­ : OUARANTEI: Judith R. Klau Deportment. Tomorrow the Confirmation management.” swers to, during these past few days of pleas for "unity” that preceded his mo­ the amount Is not trivial, and In tive position in South Viet­ day, baked luncheon meat, po­ W» guo)Ont«« occurot* prtporolion o( •w*ry lox rtturn. If Chief Barbrick joined the Class will meet at 4 p.m., and At Hue, enemy mortarmen tato salad, peas and carrots; w# mok« ony •rrert thol coil you ony ponolty or inloroit. violence, prayer, rioting, kneeling, tears, mentous declaration about his own plans the light of events a referen­ Area Students nam.” sounded like a conventional campaign dum on Project Concern Is Il­ South Windsor Fire Depart­ on Wednesday the Junior Choir blasted at the airstrip Inside the Thursday, orange juice, grind­ ^jrr#^jrriII^^£a^^^fho_gonoUjf_or__io*oroiL^^__^ ______talk, shame, hate, penitence, bitterness. Students Thank Hebron ment in the year of its found­ rehearsal ■will be held at 7 p.m. Citadel, battered in heavy fight­ With Johnson at his side, ers and potato chips. speech. legal. On Dean’s List Westmoreland said "the spirit To the Editor, 3. If a referendum Is held, ing In 1938 and has served con­ and the Parish Choir rehearsal ing in the Viet Cong’s lunar new The spring recess will begin How do we talk, act, decision, legis­ But the dimensions of his words were suddenly altered by his assertion that We, the undersigned, would then every decent white individ­ tinuously ever since. He saw the wUl be at 8 p.m. Nineteen Manchester and area year offensive. South Viet- offensive is now preva- at the close of school on Thurs­ late, or police our own way out of the he had decided to withdraw from the like to express our deep grati­ ual in town must vote for Prjo- first motorized fire apparatus On Thursday, Maundy Thurs- students at the University of namese rangers nearby report- l®nt tliroughout- Vietnam on day. Classes will fire which consumeqr us? race. There will be skeptics who cling tude to the DemocraUc voters ect CJoncem-. ’Those who object come to South Windsor. Last day Worship at which Holy Connecticut School of Education killing 114 North Vietnamese allied side and advantage la April 22. America's Largest Tax Service with Oyer 2000 Offices r troops, and a squad of Marines being taken of “the enemy’s to 'the view that he still envisages of Hebron. Although we had all to it by pseudo-rational argu­ September he retired from ac­ (Communion 'will be celebrated made the dean’s list during the said it counted 38 enemy dead weakened military position. ’ There are no good answers. There a "draft” in his own behalf —If the become involved In Students ments that it is not enough. . . tive service according to the will be held at 7 p.m. <3ood Fri­ first semester. To be eligbjle, a ' are no easy answers. There are no par- Portraiture By Sylvian Oflara Department tiy-laws. day Worship 'will be held at 7 student must receive a 3.0 (B) after ambushing about 200 Westmoreland win leave his Manchester Shopping Parkade — Inwer Level Democratic split deepens and If his own for McCarthy with deep con­ we should be doing more. . . Vietnam command by July to LOFT S KITCHEN etc. should realize that even He still, however, is on avid pm. average for the term. North Vietnamese soldiers. To­ Between Sears and Grants Rear Entrances I tlcular answers to be selected and em- overtures for peace talks are rebuffed, SENATOR EUGENE MCCARTHY victions that the Democratic become Army ghlef of staff. though it is but a small step, it fire fan and serves as the Fire On Blaster Sunday there will Those making the list are: tal announced allied casualties ; phaslzed because they offer any special or most miraculous of all, if this action Party and the people of the Government ^flcials In Wash­ FRFSH CANDY is a meaningful one. We have Department Radio Coordinator, be a Sunrise Service at 6 p.m. From Manchester: Mrs. in the two clashes were five ’ degree of hope. leads to some semblance of peace be­ United States had found the ington said he and Johnson Weekdays 9 A.M. to 0 P.M. and Is a member of the inves­ Eiarly Worship and Holy Com- Georgette Anderson, 46 Charter South Vletnmaese killed and 27 fore midsummer. leader we had hoped and prayed to do this, and more. Our agp'eed on Westmoreland’s suc­ W'->>lon Druq Co, failure to act will be as wrong tigating committee. He also m'unlon will be at 9 a.m. with Oak St.; Susan Crane, 179 Green wounded. Sat and Sun. 9 AJVL to 5 P.M. — 236-1981 We can pray and we can resolve, and A more serious and convincing analy­ for, we were more than a little cessor in Saigon and the choice -,(i 'I \ I \ - m ; I I I as those who resort to violence. heads the units sent to the vari­ Late Worship and Holy Com­ R d.; Doreen Golas, 17 Brook­ A U.S. Marine reconnaissance we can have memorial services, and we sis would conclude that he recognized worried about approaching the will be announced soon. ■ NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY ■ By Rowland Evans Jr. Sincerely, ous firemen’s parades. munion at 10:30 a.m. field St.; Joyce Kellerstrass, 33 battalion said 68 enemy troops can hold a special session of Congress, he had become the captive of faulty coun­ Inside voters. On his way back to Saigon, sel .and dead-end cliches, a man en­ But there was no reason to Melvin Horwltz The many friends of Chief Bates Rd.; Mrs. Joyce Leavitt, were killed south of Da Nang and we can rush forward collectively after the Leathernecks called in Westmoreland stopped dn Palm trapped between failures at the front and Barbrick are urged to attend Manchester Evening Herald W. Middle Tpke.; Eileen Pack­ and Individually with heartfelt token ard, 69' Durant St.; Lorraine artillery on an enemy unit of 160 Desert, Calif., Sunday night to their discordant domestic repercussions. Robert D. Novak the testimonial in his honor. South Windsor correspondent, brief former President Dwight Shea, 28 Otis St.; Ellen Stur­ to 200 men. They said there contrlbuUons, now, to the cause which His replacement of Gen. Westmoreland R or t Tickets may be obtained from Catherine Mayi tel. 644-2295. D. Eisenhower on his talks at geon, 46 Lake St. were no Marine casualties. didn’t quite concern us vitally and per­ plainly represented an admission that and helpfulness to those in need the White House. ROCKVILLE: Dorothy Arzt, Enemy actl-vity also was re- sonally yesterday, and still the dark, the gaudy hopes on which he had been of any LBJ posters or stickers Rather, even thdugh more about us. WASHINGTON — The main A Thougrht for Today 26 Reed St.; Patricia Jedrzlew- ported on the road to Hue Every Day Is Bargain uayDav At sad verdict Is this: that this tragedy nourished so long had been blasted. At reason why Sen. Eugene Mc­ in these blue-collar neighbor­ radical than Kennedy on some Submitted by In Lindbergh Law Council of Churches ski, Kingsbury Ave.; Mrs. Mar­ through the A Shau Valley, 40 the same time the McCarthy insurgence, Carthy’s substantial victory over hoods, one LBJ operative con­ questions of civil liberties (le­ Pastor Kenneth L. Gustafson must be suffered before It will pass. Sponsored by the Manchester sha Roger, 23 Willie Circle; miles to the west. U.S. B62 followed by Kennedy’s entry, created a President Johnson in ’Tuesday’s fided to us last week in Mil­ galizing Vietnam draft re­ Calvary Church Elizabeth Steves, South St; Mar­ bomibers made 11 raids over the FUEL O IL portrait of a nation so deeply divided Wisconsin primary did so little waukee that McCarthy might sistance, for instance), McCar­ There Is no sudden mercy available. A Taste For Blessing garet Yesulaites, 28 North St. weekend on enemy positions in that he had no reason to believe that to expand his support for Presi­ just pull a surprise in Milwau­ thy’s calm urbanity soothes Death Clause Ruled 14.9 There Is no miracle formula. We do not VERNON: Mary Anne Bohme, the valley. even the most strident appeals for sol­ dent is his ghastly showing in kee. suburban Republicans who are In his lifetime, John D. Rocke­ Herald know for certain there Is any formula 98 Warren Ave.; Joan Kloter, 24 Other battle communiques re­ 200 GAL. MIN. O.OJ). idarity could any longer by effective. the working—class sections of ’The fact that he was wrong frightened out of their wits by feller gave many millions of dol­ Susan Rd.; Mrs. Julia Poole, ported : 24 Hour Notice Fbr Delivery at all. .Now there is at least a chance that his Milwaukee. testified to McCarthy’s lack of Bobby. ^ lars for the support of educa­ Yesterdays tion and Christian institutions. Uneonstitutional Box Mt. Dr. — South Korean and govern­ voice will be heard in Hanoi in different McCarthy ran more poorly appeal or even of identification Like many candidates, McCar­ ment Infantrymen reported kill­ CASH OIL CO. We do not know that, even now, this terms. Even his detractors ma’It concede of opinion on Vietnam or any thy likes to campaign where he One time he was asked to speak 25 Years Ago (Oonttnued from Page O n e ) ------(COLUMBIA: Sally Slonski, ’relephoiie 289-7013 AUTOMATIC REDUCTIONS nation has not passed the point of no among the blue-collar vote to his son’s Bible class in New men "m ay be prosecuted for Lake Rd. ing 280 North Vietnamese in a Mandiester—^Eost Hartford that he has been tall enough to confess against non-candidate Johnson other issues, the Milwaukee is liked. In Wisconsin, that “ The Infirmity of the death violating the act, but they can- three-day battle that ended Sun­ return to the possibility of gradualistic York Chty. Speaking on the sub­ Edward Richardson, advanced COVENTRY: Lee Beth Kara- 24-Hour Burner Servloe the fallibility of his hard-line advisers, than even his own supporters vote was simply a sigpi that the meant the pleasant small and penalty clause does not require not be put to death under its au- day near Tuy Hoe, on the cen- cooperation between Its g^reat racial and to indicate that he seeks to be re­ voters had not the foggiest idea medium towns which he car­ ject of giving, he remarked, piano pupil of Fred Werner, sinskl. had feared. While carrying the total frustration of Cton- thorlty.” BOLTON: Marianne .Alexan­ divisions. There Is no guarantee that membered as the man who broke the who Gene McCarthy might be. ried handily. But facing Ken­ "When I was fourteen years old gives recital In Federation every other county, he was in­ I did all I could to help a little Room of Center Congfregatlonal der, North Rd. mutual education, mutual adjustment, deadly deadlock by sacrificing personal undated by Johnson votes Ironically, this weakness nedy and Gov. Roger Branigin gress’ basic purpose-that of EPIDEMIC FEARED BARGAIN SHOP parish pay off a de'vt of about Church House. mutual reverence lor the one dream ambition. among both Negroes and Po- scarcely detracts from McCar­ (nmning as a favorite son) in making interstate kidnaping a p a t n a , India AP) — Small- thy's potential as the Demo­ the May 7 Indiana primary, Mc­ 32,000 on a church to which I be­ Town Treasurer George H. supposedly common to all Americans The alternative was clear; we should lish-Americans—passionate foes federal crime. pox Is expected to reach epi- like to believe -that he deemed It intoler­ cratic nominee. Preliminary Carthy must open up a fast and longed. It- was one of the Waddelj Is guest speaker lor Can Trace Opium 935 AVUN STREET - MANCHESTER will get a new chance to be moylng us in racially divided Milwaukee. keenest pleasures of my life, Men’s Friendship c3lub of the “ By holding the death penalty demlc levels in India this year able. That was to escalate the war to a survey results by one leading frantic courtship of -the blue- GENEVA —Technicians at DANIELS and likely will be especially se­ forward toward Justice and decency. This not only prevented Mc­ pollster show that McCarthy collar vote. To run as poorly for there I acquired the taste South Methodist Church. clause of the federal kidnap act calamitous climax, to stand for re-elec­ vere in Bihar state, where about the United Nations NarcoOs We are In the dark, with terror, and tion as the symbol of our national pride Carthy from amassing a vote would get just about as much among them in Indiana as he for giving and for influencing unenforceable, we leave the of the size that would have lilted 20 per cent of all India’s small­ Laboratory have developed we do not even know that there Is a and to engage In an increasingly furious of the low-income Democratic did in Wisconsin would mean others to give.” 10 Years Ago statute aih operative whole, free TRAVEL AGENCY eyebrows even though Mr. John­ pox cases occur every year. methods of detecting the geo- tunnel where there might, some day, assault on those who dared to challenge vote against Richard M. Nixon a poor third finish for McCar­ There is a great promise in of any constitutional objection.” son had announced his non-can­ Public protest to proposed All India Radio stations here graphic origin of opium. Sei­ r him. He has approached that tone in re­ and George Wallace as any oth­ thy and the effective end of his the Bible to the one who ac­ The ruling came on a case in­ PRESENTS be light again. didacy. More important, his lack town budget Is mild, but a cut in the Bihar state capital will zures made by national police What a place to shop! The Bargain Shop offers bar­ cent weeks. Possibly a g;rowlng pri­ er Democrat. itmazing campaigpi. quires a taste for helpfulness. volving the highjacking of a of appeal to the masses costs Is due. broadcast special programs. yield opdum extracts that are vate awareness of where he was head­ Moreover, he might just be (Proverbs 28:1-28) He that trailer truck In Milford, Conn., gains every day in the week. For this is the depart­ Nonetheless, we must try. We must a cloud on his coming primary Twelve Main St. property own­ In September 1966. The truck urging people to have their chil- checked against known U.N. ed —intensified by a remembrance of able to draw away Republicans gives to the poor shall never ment where we close out discontinued patterns, try, though we blunder. We must try, tests with Sen. Robert F. Ken­ On This Date dren vaccinated and warning of samples to identify the country 1968 Weekend and the poor guidance he has received In so better than any other Demo­ lack. There is also a threat to ers sue town claiming that as­ ond its driver, John J. Grant III though we cannot be sure that what nedy where he must make a re­ sessor’s valuation 1s "Grossly the dangers of the disease of origin. samples, odds-and-ends and shop-marked pieces and many other crucial intervals —^persuad- crat. His phenomenal showing In 1730, the first Jewish con­ the one who blinds his eyes to of New Haven, were taken to Al­ we try Is the right thing to try. spectable showing or disappear groups. Everything is sharply reduced at once . . . ed him to pause before a final, fatc.ul in Republican areas in Wiscon­ gregation to be organized in the miseries and needs around excessive, disproportionate and pine, N.J. Vacation Tours as a candidate. commitment to blind, all-out war and sin (particularly on the ultra­ America consecrated its syna­ him. He shall have many a unlawful.” Grant was tied to a tree and then . . . if it remains around longer than a week it Above all, we must realize that, lii For these reasons, McCarthy’s the role of super-patrloteering President. conservative North Shore , just gogue in New York City. The curse. suffered rope bums on his wrist. 57 percent total in Wisconsin did We are living in a time when Personally Escorted from is reduced again, and every week until it is sold or all this turmoil, all this terror, all this Whatever happens, Sunday night’s above Milwaukee) would no congregation dated back to 1655. Today’s Highlight In History Charles Jackson of New York not markedly advance his credi­ many people who have had a On this date in 1513, the Span­ WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES | it reaches 10% of its original selling price. If you like grief, all this Ineffectuality, our dead­ spectacular developments must be seen longer be written off as a Re­ In 1826, Secretary of State City and Glenn Walter Alexan­ bility as a potential nominee taste of luxury are living only ish explorer. Police de Leon, Manchester and Hartford liest sins In the past have been sins of as a niajestlc triumph of our often de­ publican effort to embarrass Henry Clay fought a duel with der De La Motte and John Al­ bargains (and who doesn't?) you should visit The with party leaders, according to for themselves. We need ot de­ landed in Florida, seeking the omission rather than those of commis­ meaned democratic processes. ,It was Mr. Johnson once the President Sen. John Randolph of Virginia. bert Walsh of Jersey City, N.J., Bargain Shop regularly . every time you're down- our extensive telephone check. bowed out. Neither was hurt. velop a taste for compassion fountain of youth. Day In...Day Ouf... sion. It Is not so much that we did late last year when a lonely man from The large body of anti-Bobby were indicted under the kidnap­ WASHINGTON WEEKEND TOURS town. wrong as that we failed to do good. Minnesota named Eugene McCarthy Democrats now looking for ing law. first raised the banner of political chal­ With his ruling, Judge Tim­ Complete Tour of W ashin^n, Transportation Includ­ someone to stop Kennedy doubt ed, 3 Days. Departing April 12-19-26; 9 C 0 7 R $169.00 48” Modem Love There was not, for all the cynical bit­ lenge to Mr. Johnson’s renomination. He that McCarthy is the man. bers dismissed the indictment. PRESCRIPTIONS $59.50 34” Modem Walnut terness on the tongues of those who ac­ was scorned and derided when he began Indeed, the Polish and Negro FischelH The Supreme Court ruled to­ on May 8-10-17-24. Chest, 5 drawers, concealed Seat, foam cushion, walnut legs, his New Hampshire pilgrimage. But day, however that the three gay red-and-green floral cuse this nation of having done too wards of Milwaukee where Mc­ 01968 Chicugo Daily News . . . resulting in meaningful pulls, walnut-grained plastic little, the evil In our hearts that could . there and in Minnesota alike he achieved Carthy ran so poorly are pre­ rubHiheri-lIall .Syn I t CO ^000 * PAOB m G H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTCR. CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 PAGE N IN E union a dues checkoff. Vemon ______,4 Thousands of Marchers toeb, after urging his friends Jet Crashes received and witnessed the sults from reassignment o f de- to attend Sunday’s memorial TV-Radio Tonight V em on Masons Perform work of the Manchester lodge. Branch Library imrtment (jersonnel at the West service in Crump Stadium, did EASHR GAHDY In appreciation of the Man­ Side Rec. where the branch is not a/ttend himself. At Airport Preliminary ^Yes’ Expected Novstttes — Toys Start March in Memphis In Rhode Island chester Lodge visit, the Masons Closes Nights located, because of a shift to A March 28 demonstration Cards — Bomlea of Rhode Islahd presented to the spring-summer recreation here, in which King led t.OOO TelevUion Manchester Lodge of Masons The Manchester Library « I front Fat* One) On Community Action Plan Drugs No Problem Here—Yet Reichert a check for the Mason- scKedula. strike sympathizers, erupted in In London 6:00 ( » d o ;Perry____ Mason 7:80 (18) Les Crane Board has voted to diiMX)ntinue ARTHUR DRINI program of nonviolence. ( 8) Kinr Family Hooter presented its version of ‘die ic Charity Foundation of Con­ Evening hours will be rc- Hie marohera were lined up brief violence and left one i>er- ( 8-10). Mike Douatee By JUNE LINTON slble that the smaller., less so- evening houra at the West Side Federal and state investiga­ Town Planner John McAlmoht oody Woodbury Show (C ) ^ completed a week of tatenrive j,egroe for more sun'ied in the fall. curb to curb for two blocks dead and Negro business (Continued from Page Onei (40)‘ Cha««e Chan T h eater__ necticut. Branch, 110 Cedar St., effective tors continued their hunt for the Space Anxlety In today’s society may phlstlcated middle-class com- training on the general handling down Pontotoc Street and at Jr., expects he wlB receive pre­ im Mere Qrifiin_____ (lOdOdMO) The Moofeaea (C) not be reserved exclusively for munlty is the least vulnerable,” than 700 Mason in Cranston, today through Oct. 8. person who shot King to death The Tel Aviv communique King Service (M) MMarocers NeicMxrr- (13) Ounomoka (C) of drug cases given by the Bur­ least four blocks down Hernan­ liminary approval of an afipllca- hood (3 1 ) OfsatDeeiilaa {>arent8 of teen-agers, but much he said. eau of Drug Abuse Control, a R.I., Saturday night. The announcement was made Domed City Projected Thursday as he stood on the Dal- ^ ni„n said the Israeli force entered Ministers of the Rockville (80) combat 8:00 (M) The French Chef do. cony of a Memphis motel. returned April S to plan Uon for the development of a (ilOdOmO) Rowan and Mar­ o f It comes their way. Now The recond (actor and one new law' enforcement arm of The lodge, which has made Elections Set by John Jackson, head librar­ ORLANDO, Fla. — Plans for Jordan 36 miles south of the Clergy Council will conduct (40) MCHole^a Navy Today’s march had been today’s march, but was shot by Community Action Program by 6:80 (18) Aftemoon Report tin 's lio u l^ 'ln (Ci)__ there woUld a{>i>ear to be some- which should mean less com- the U.S. Food and Drug Admin- several previous trips to that ian, who said the board agreed a huge amusement center near ran. (HI \ U.S. Atty. Oen. Ramsey Clark , . . . . . ^ Dead Sea near Dahal, part of a memoriid service for Dr. (30) Insisht and I%nel Di»- 8:80 I“ “ Subsoriptlon TV {fanned by King as a demon­ _i.a o.....*... i ka* a snl{>er who fired from the win- cuMlon Lucy Snow (C) Uilng new for parents to worry placence is the dependence of Istration In Washington, By Chess Club Instead to open the brand) an Orlando include a new com­ said Sunday in Washington that dow ^ of a rooming house aeroas across the alleged Arab commando April 16. Martin Luther King tomorrow B oating state, was the guest of the Fifth stration in support of a strike by investigators have "one man on (24) What’a New? about, the problem o f teen-aged an adult society on {>ep pills and additional afternoon during the munity, which may be called .the street from King’s motel. McAlmont has been working at 10:80 a.m. at the,Union 6:00 ( 8-8) News. Spoi^, Wenlher ( 8-10) One Mbre TlmeJC) Masonic District of Rhode The Manchester Chess Club Ifemiihis garbagemen, most of the run." He added, "We h<^ complex hit by Israeli troo{>s in ^C) 9:00 ( »-13) 8-13) Andy OriflUfaOriffi ((h youth turning to drugs to get tramqulllzers, on sleeping pills period. E{)cot (experimental prototype them Negroes. After he was As the FBI pressed its man­ on the appUcatlon since he was Congregational CHiurch (34) Opinion Washington (34),J4) NST NBT JooraalJoaraal _ ■what has been termed "mean- and alcohol. McOeary said, "The Island. It made the trip by bus, will hold an election of officers The new hours ■will be on to have an early conclusion to their lightning strikes inside (10303380) Danny Thomoa community of tomorrow), will ilaln Thursday, It became a me­ hunt, sections of major cities hired as the town’s first planner The hour of the service wlH (m Hdlale's Navy ingful ex{)ericnces.” observant child sees it. If moth- Tax Aides Here returning home early Sunday Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday have about 20,000 people liv­ 4 the investigation, followed by In­ Jordan on March 21. (33) HighlMU (C at its Thursday night meeting morial march for King as well. were hit by violence which fol­ late last year. coincide with funeral services (18) Mere OrUfln (2) Felony Squad ( 0 _ To parents in Vernon or any- er requires a {)ep pill to get go- morning. dictment, trial and conviction.” The Israelis gave this ver­ 9:80 ( 8-lh FafitUy Affair (O and Friday from 2-5 pm. ing in a wealther-controUed at­ At the stsutlng point, the lowed the assassination. The program will not cost the in Atlanta, Ga. . (1 3 ^ ) News, Oembat On Wednesday William Reichert, master, at Iona Manufacturing Co. at 8 PER "We have a name we’re worki sion; 6:30 ( a -w Walter Crooklte (C) (13) Winston ChurchiU where else the Immediate re- ing and a tranquilizer to calm Jackson said the change re­ mosphere. diurch from which King led a Washington, Chicago, Pitts- town any money. The town’s The Rev. Paul J. Bowman (20) FUm ( 8-40) The Oreat Mating action is apt to be the ques- down. Junior won’t balk at tak- presided, and the Fellowcraft p.m. GALLON A hellcopUr patrol spotted the (10-3330) Huntley-Brlnkley Assistance in the preparation G.O.D. M a^ U d em oM tratlbn lh at ex- ^ bit more than we did two burgh and Baltimore were the com m ando/ in the Negev near share of the $68,877 cost will be of the Union Church will be 10:00 (10303^) .1 Spy (C) tlon. "Is it happening here?” Ing amphetamines when they Club presented the degree In The offices open are vice in charge of the service and of 1967 Income tax returns will ploded into a flurry of window ^ ago." most serious trouble spots. the Bin % h a v Kibbutz, a com- paid in services, equipment and Bob Young (C) 0-13) Oarol Burnett (C) State adult probation officer are available." costume. president, secretary, treasurer, We Guarantee . . . $1,000 Re­ breakings and lootings, large space. The actual money will other member ministers will (34) What's New? (R) (34) 'TBA be available in Manchester on on.« io n » Organtzers of the memorial Palm Sunday memorial serv- niunity farm. Other helico{)ter8 6:46 (30) Nerws 10 80 (18) SiAacrintton TV Paul J. McGeaiy, whose work Asked if any attempt is being A buffet dinner was served In and tournament director. The Galling 2, 3, 4, 5 Year Olds To Visit The Brand New ward If proven that the oU ^gns were handed marchers come from the state under a partlcl{>ate. 7:00 ( 3) Movie 10.:00 ( 0IUM3333O) News, Sports, load of over a 100 cases Includes made to insure that the orob- Wednesday, for the fifth and last Doric Lodge of Masons, Crans- you buy from us not equal march said Mrs. King would be *'®*^ across the nation ^jth sharpshooters aboard were (10) Alfred HHebcock a«11 a t ..__. .. ^ ai__ aa.i______«•«__ __a _a. office of president is automati­ reading, "Honor King — end new federal program. "^(»)* Lowland Mr. Jones all of the drug cases in the ar- jem the town doesn’t have. It tlme this year. Two agents of ton. In 1 late afternoon, and the or superior to E in y other on at the head of the paradet. President Johnson called in. (34) GuMar with Frederick cally filled by the vice presi­ KIDDIE KORDAL the marYet!! i/clsm ." McAlmont said he also plana ways and means o f meeting the Noad U:» ( 3).M qn^.j»J^^j ea, replied recently. "Indlca- won’t have. McGeary stressed the Hartford office of the Intern­ degree work was in the gym of However, Mrs. King said in At- proclaimed U a day of mourn- hellco{)ters swarmed ( 8-13) Truth. Oonse(iuences 11 (10303330) T . dent of the year before. Roger Circulars were distributed to apply for federal and state needs of the nine suggested (13) Late Movi^ tlons at this time, and I stress that education is the only an- al Revenue Service will be in Cranston High School. AIX. DAY—HOURLY—WEEKLY lanta, "My plans are not at aJl „ down on the commandos as they (O Asselin will be president, suc­ ijrging all participants to stop definite.’’ ^ Negroes every- toward funds for the following: Multi­ areas. (23-40) News, Weather 12:00 { »-10) Nows, Weather. Sports that the picture could change In- swer. Plans are being made to the Municipal Building Hearing The program opened with an Re6()oasIble cane of your child while you COOPERATIVE buying the two daily newspa- (r(30) “Huntley-Brlnkley ■ ------(C) (C) ceeding Norman Arey, who was work, shop or keep your ap{>olntmeatB. March organizers, working '"'*'®** ^ respect the memory of Jordan. Sharpshooters picked purpose housing EUid recreation The scheduling o f priorities, stantly, are that we have no show films and give talks to Room from 8:80 a.m. to 1:30 Inspection and Review by a {iers. ’The circulars read, "Stop SEE SATURDATm TV WEEK FOB OOMPIJDTB LISTINGS elected charter president last Hours: 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mon. thni Sat. throughout the night, said Martin Luther King,” said off several of them in the 12- and social service facilities; ac­ an analysis of sources of finan­ drug problem in the town of junior and senior high school p.m. (Commandery Drill Team from OIL COMPANY being a traitor to the Negroes' April when the club was organ­ (Hot Lunches Served) depending on Mrs. King’s wish- ®®" Hooks of Memphis, mile chase. quisition and development of cial and technical data will lead Vernon." students, including one well- The deadline date for the mail­ the three Providence Comman- - fight for freedom.” ized. 9 DELMONT STREET. MANCHESTER es. they may represent King’s Negro selected to preside Once across the border, the open space; a child day care to a five-year projection and Radio He went on to say that there publicized film "The Mind ing of the returns is April 16. deries of Knights Templar, with _WE’RE OPB»( ALL YEAR ROUND! music by the Palestine Temple Any persons who are Interest­ 643-ISS3 , Four U.S. Marshals showed place In the front rank with her over a Tennessee Court of Israeli helicopters set down out­ center and other social services; then the final action plan. (This listing includes only those news broadcasts of !• or U had been Just one arrest in con- Benders " Those who ap{>ear for assistance up at the starting {mint. Others Record. planning and development of on Wednesday are requested to Shrine Drum Corps. The Grand ed in Joining the club will he PHONE 649-5531 by a vacant position, or by a side the commando complex MbAhnont said once the plan minute length. Some stations ••srry other short newsensta.) nectlon vdth drugs, that of an change in Approach Give 24-Hr. Delivery NoUco aiqiarently were spread along "He would not have wanted Vemon industriiU park, and ur­ bring all {>ertlnent pa{>ers and Master of Masons In Rhode able to do so immediately after ____ ,___ b Bring The Childrem To Vlstt Us! young girl dressed in white and near Dahal. The Israeli soldiers is completed it is expected it adult picked up by police a few ^here is also a change in ap- the march route. About two doz­ burning, looting, stealing. In his launched ban beautification and historic WDBO—1I66 wno—1166 records. Island, Robert Markham, was elections. 318 Broad St., Manchester bearing a wreath. a. ground assault will be used as a guide (or the 6:00 Dhdc RObinooc 6:00 Nows, Weather weeks ago and charged with pos- p^oach in handling the case of •• 4 V < ♦<« "jO-'V Jr*''-" •4--;, en persons were sitting across The march has a second pur­ name we cannot do it. We make against the complex and inflict­ preaervaitlon activities. 6:00 Joey Raimolda 6:16 Aftermon BdiUon session of an unspecified amount drug user when he is ap- the street from City Hall, where profane all he stood for when we future develoxxment of the town. 9:00 Ken Ortffln 6:00 News. W ea*^. Sports pose, said the Rev. James Or­ ed more casualties. One house The planner said he hopes Unlike the comprehensive {>lan. 1:06 News, Stm Off 6:86 Afternoon Eldttloo .to. . prehended. McGeary explained they said they will wait for the bum and rob and loot. At the in the complex was blown up. work will start on the project WHCH—i l l 7:00 Amerlcaiia ange, one of King’s staff mem­ It covens the human as well as 7:36 David Brinkley Other than this one case there tf,e new law. Public Act 868. . • march. same time, it is senseless to The Israelis then withdrew. 6:00 Hartfoid IfiihUgMl bers. It is to push for a settle- wiithln a few months. He {Mint­ the physical resources o f the 7:00 News 'f:80 News of the WorM has bren no rippl® of trouble, ^hlch went Into effect Oct. 1. Clip these valuable coupons The Rev. Ral{>h Abernathy, keep calling for law and order In Amman, a military com- ed out that one of the items 7:46 Joe (huaglols 1 j ment of the garbage workers , ^ „ ■town. 8:00 GaallgM 7:60 sing Along no hint there is a problem allows a user, but not a posaes- munique said an Hsraell invasion which may hold it up would be 13:00 (}Uk)t Hoibs strike that brought the Southern “r ® , Schools, Offices Closed 7:66 Elmphosls brewlng. TOere were a few cases a seller of drugrs, to have 1 may be redeemed by planning your ershlp of the ^ u ttem Christian Christian Leadership Confer- , ^ force of armor and helicopter- the fiscal ploture of the state, WPOF—1416 8:06 Pop Concert ...save valuable money 1 Mayor John Grant of Vemon 6:00 Danny Ooyton B b o w 9:06 N lghtb^ of g ue-snlfflng brought to the at- the prosecution or charges leadership Conf^nce from Memphis in the ^ prove especls^y in Memphis borne troo{>s , "covered by a Panel to Be Named 7:00 Lee ''Babr' Simms B and Francis Prichard Jr., first ll:(n News, Weather, Sports aga'nst him suspended provld- 1 with one ’ 5 purchase 1 " ' i ( s Easter shopping early! King, and other SCLC officials that he did not die in vain,” said thick umbrella of Israeli Jets” ijjjg Board of Representa- 13:00 aary Olrard Show 11:26 Sports Ftosl tooritles but nothing to indicate ,ng he consents to medical treat- Mon., Tues. or Wed. were held up in AUanta for a ’ . Memnhls Tommy Powell, president of the ^rove into low-lying country „ . ^ meeting Anril selectman of Ellington, have WINF—UM U ; » OttiisF Bids of the Day ordered that the schools and the 6:00 News that tols was ^despread. „aent and follow-up care. Drug S:16 S p e^ Up Sports M c^ a ry added, "The kids are dependence is now being recog* ^feaksto/^^ to take psut in the march. administrative offices be closed 6:80 Harry Beosoner be because they continue to said Jordanian troops engaged a coordinating committee for 6:86 Speak Up Sporta deluding themselves with this, nized and treated as a medical Mrs. King said she had defi­ all day tomorrow in both towns...... fight for what Dr. King was the invading force and that (^ A P . 6:00 Keira All It really does is cause rather than a criminal problem, > nitely decided only an hour or ^ ^ . . The officials said the action 6:16 Speak Hartford LIGGEH DRUG CMANklV ^ heavy lighting ensued. McAlmont noted he will sug­ is in kee{>lng with Gov. John 6:48 LoweS Thomas anoxia, but it has a toxic ef- >phjg approach is also being two earlier that she would make At the same Wne, it added, 6:66 Fhk Rlizuto down,” said Bayard Rustln or- gest a committee of about 14 Dem{>sey’s request to honor Dr. PARKADE feet and could cause perman- reflected In training which Me­ tionrtP^l the trip here. She planned to re- . . . . ____ . New London 45-mlnute and 10-minute artil­ 7:00 The Wortd Tonight 20 people to consist of representa­ Martin LuUier Mng. Flags will 7:16 Frank (Hfford ant serious brain damage as ciaaiy is now taking at the State lery duels raged across the 7:80 Alexander Kendrick OPEN u, i« th. i.te «.«. • x .T h”S to tives of local service groups, also be flown at half staff. well as^ damage to other vital Mental Health Center in New cease-fire line north of the Dead 7 : » Speak Up Hartford r:45 A-M . to 10 P.M. k S h o p Breakstone coordinate things here. Gun Accident students, {>eople involved In 8:m N ^ organs.” Haven. This has to do with Chock full o’ Nuts I Broken glass, old picket signs, 8:10 Speak Uo Hartford r Stop & Shop Sea in the Karameh area which governmental affairs and inter­ rocks and shattered bottles re­ Rustin said he had no word on 13:16 S lri Off Area learning methods of group ther- whether President Johnson was another target of the Israeli ested citizens. When asked why drugs use apy for the reformed dnig de- mained in the street at the . . . . . State Guards Give Aid Kills Boy, 5 strike March 21. wiasn’t a problem here when it pendent {>erson. Eight or ten starting spot, reminders of the ^ ** a representa­ 2-lb Cottage Cheese tive. The Israeli army listed 16 sab­ means to make a town assess DANBURY (•AP) Several seemed to be everywhere else, subjects, carefully selected trouble-plagued march King had otage incidents In the Arvav Salad Dressing The 6,000 Tennessee National NEW LONDON (AP) — Five- Ito present faclUtles and Its fu- .5® MicOeary hastened to point out inake up one group. They free- COFFEE 5 9 with this coupon THINK SMALL 9 178 4 .9 0 ' with this coupon r > S S u T £ i e I 5 l i “ here after y®^>--®W a y d ® ^ i,v s o n Jn ^ ^’'®®S^ls ture needs and make provisions recUonaa InaU1«tlon here arc In that the town wasn't exactly jy air their own views and ith this coupon and a $5 purchase and a $5 purchase King's death will be denloved Saturday night shortly after be- the port of Elath so far this them. Washington, D.C. today asaist- 1968 VolkiwBgea Sedan free oi it and not to assume discuss the problems they en- and a $5 purchase day’s m ^ h . He said he wanted deployed Ing shot accidentally with a gun year. ing that city’s Jail force. Delivered in Mancheater Coupon good thru Wed., April 10. Limit 1 pkg per customer. throughout the city—many of The program will run for a that it was just because ft counter in adjusting to the so- Coupon good thru Wed., April 10. Limit 1 }ar per customer. to prove it could be done peace­ he found in his family’s apart­ Three Israelis have been 00 William King, a public Infor- Equipped with leatherette in­ them along the line of march. pGirlOG Oi 22 monuiSt The f l r s L 1 terior, windshield washer, 2- might seem that way. He cited clety from which they turned ful^. ment. killed and 37 wounded in the at­ ___ J .______maUon officer for the Federal Rustin has hel{>ed train 600 month will be used to organize speed electric wlpera, heater, two fhotors that would have a Ben Wright, a Black Power . ^ ^ Police said the boy had been tacks, the army said. Bureau of Prisons, said the Dan­ the progrram and to determine defroster, 4-way safety flashers, great deal to do with the fu­ McGeary has also recenUy figure clad in colorful Nigerian P®*^**® marshals and marchers playing with his younger sis­ This included the mining of a bury guards are among a force how to get needed information. back-up lights, front and rear ture picture. fM b. arrived at the temple and " e getting full-page memos ter, went into a bedroom* closet, Tel Aviv school bus near Be’er solicited from several prisons to In the second month of anail- seat belts. One is that the town literally touchedtrauehMl off oATriAsome mmniAtiAn.commotion. reEoUlgf, reached up and took down a Ora March 18. "Dr. King died In Memphis ysls of the “ 701” program study aid in the handling of {>er8ons surrounded with areas that do He identified himself as "an in- The army claimed in a com­ arrested during disturbances in trying to hel^) us. Today we hon- being pre{>ared by a consultant have the problem and it could tereiBted i>arty." He slipped and fell, stiU munique that the guerrilla or Dr. King for the great work ®“PP®‘* and the planning commission the nation’s capital. TED TRUDON spill over into Vemon. He men­ There were, no police or clutching the box. The gun buildup in the Arava included The number of men coirtribu- he did for all people and partic­ will be made. This study is tioned the Umiverslty of (Con­ You’ll find the grandest values in our early Easter guardsmen in sight at the start­ slipped out and discharged, po­ regular Arab forces. Among nearing completion. During the ted by the federal Institution VOLKSWAGEN necticut as a problem area, al­ ing point, and the hundreds of ularly for his great love and lice said, and the bullet struck these were men from the 141st • Baskets This can foe third month It is plamied to u{>- here was not disclose. so Hartford and possibly Man­ marehals trained in special Clyde !n the head. He died in Egyptian Fedayeen (Comman- done If we do not lose our heads. date the open s{>ace program. chester. McGeary discussed the O Bunnies classee Sunday by march lead­ Lawrence and Memorial Hospl- do) Battalion under orders from type of community that Is most ers were keeping order. This can be done if we let , no tal. the Eg;yptlan Embassy in Am- Surveys Planned • Novelties During the fourth through vulneraible ,to drug abuse, )iam- Percy Sutton, Manhattan, Last summer, Clyde's father man. Ing both the high income level into violence for his own ugly 12th months there will be a sur­ • Candy N.Y., borough president, also was killed in an explosion at The Israelis charged the and the low, the affluent society purpose.” vey and inventory of the nine arrived to march. the Valley Metallurgical Co. in Egyptian raiders, working and the ghetto. Dr. King came to Mem{d)lB to "This will be an orderly, dig- Essex” through the guerrilla organiza- areas listed by the state: Hous­ LIGGOT DRUG nlfied march,” Rustin told ing, health, social services, eco­ He thought it likely that these help Btrlidng garbage workers, ------tlon, had made several attacks extremes each breed their own at the Parkade fnostly Negro, win bargaining newsmen at a briefing. “ We THUOS NAMED BY INDIA Including the blowing up of fuel nomic development, public util­ have called upon all people who ities, public safety, transporta­ kind of human alienation with rights from the city, on issue NBIW DB3LHI — A TTuiggee tanks at Elath Jan. 14. drug abuse resulting. "It is pos- imm^pncmff parade that had become a community- bdleve this strike should be set­ soot of early 19th century pro- The army said it had informa- tion and circulation, cultural wide symbol of Negro oppres­ tled amicably and nonvlolently fe(Bslonal tebbers in Northern tlon that the saboteurs planned and public administration. We reserve the right to limit quantities sion. to come In. We will accept any­ India specialized in strangling to strike at installations at So- The second year 'will start But an all-night effort to one who will follow that.” thedr victims. Fiwn such sav- dom, Timna and Elath in the with a formulation of goals and reach agreement before the King came here to help 1,300 came the American word, thinly populated southern Ne- ot)Jeatlves with some six to sev­ BsHsIaasw svl^as fOA aa4lf n Av» aarA6s1rA«4a ‘ ^ march failed. Negotiators, In- striking city santltatlon workers “thug.” gev. en months to be devoted to the Girls! duding Labor Undersecretary —most of them Negroes. The yomr excuse Each beautiful James Reynolds sent by Presi­ strike moved into its ninth week TRES CHIC Early Week Special . . . Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday! petal says \ dent Johnson, sUently filed out today as federal mediator BEAUTY SALON aiTicwluct! “Happy Easter" N -' < ^ of a hotel at 6 a.m. shaking James Reynolds, here at Presi­ their heads. dent Johnson’s direction, contin­ "First for Everything!" Nationally known persons in ued his efforts to settle the dis­ 303 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER 5 Flowered many fields gathered for the si­ pute. DOWNTOWN MAIN Quality Candy lent walk in honor of the slain The central issue has been the MARLOW’S STREET, MANCHESTER PHONE 643-2483 dvU rights leader who received refusal of Mayor Henry Loeb to Easter Lilies the Nobel Peace Prize for his grant the sanitation workers’ New clothes (oi Eeetst iterted centuries eRol for EA ST ER Newly-beptlzed youngetere Attractive SPECIAL! ONE WEEK ol eerly deyt wore white germenti ol new linens, holiday plants eterting the Eseter Sundey for the tradition ol new clothes. $ ' Tuesday, April 9Hi thru Saturday, April 13th There's an ancient saying traditional . Sal, starting In Ireland: "For Chrlit- Easter touch! Tuaaday morning mas food and drink: (or Best Center Cuts SOLID CHOCOLATE Easter new clothes": See. V v not ell Is vanityl BUNNIES & CROSSES Flour chops and brown In fat. 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Fecteau of Vernon; a brother, Section Two MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 David Ldimann of BHllngton, About Town V e m o n Hancliratrr lEnrnittQ 1|rraUi Pages IJ to 20 Obituary .and five grandchildren. Dempsey Offices, Schools, Business Funeral services will be held ’The Hockanum Dog Club will tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Whlte- mfet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at M m Braljni B. Btronc Registration Olbcon Funeral Home, 60 Elm Wapplng Community Center. Close for Dr. King Funeral M m Bv«lyii Randall Strong, St. Ih e Rev. Richard E. Bert­ Proclaims Mrs. George Donahue and Miss League Opposed to Change 81, o f CMdMstar, former teach­ ram, pastor of First Lutheran Barbara Cook will demonstrate Planned for celed*^ Its meeting scheduled tor Memorial to King er at OotanMa and Hebron In accordance with Gov. off tomorrow’s weekly. Dutch- Church, will officiate. Burial will how to d tp poodles. ’The event tomorrow night at the Post Sobo^, died IWday at a CM- treat luncheon at the Shoreham In School Board Election be in Grove HUI Cemetery. Holiday is open to the public. John Dempsey’s proclama­ Home. cheater oonvaleacent home. RuthLeague tion declarinfir tomorrow a Motor Hotel, Hartford. It iWU Friends may call at the funer­ be resumed the following ’Tues­ All town libraries will be clos­ The (MeaMhester League ot ming, wherein aU opposed the M m Strong waa bom In Ool- (Oonttriued from Page One) Dr. Milton Helpem, chief Women Voters, by a unanimous Attended by 800 al home tonight from 7 to 9. The Grot regltltnaitlon for the legal holiday for Dr. Mar­ day, with tomorrow’s scheduled ed. opposed charter diange. cbeatar, and waa employed for medical examiner of the city tin Luther King’s funeral, Mtion, is opposing the propoawd The LWV committee atudyiqg fore Lee’s proclamation that the Vernon Babe RUUh League lgmund Gozdz of TaJeott- twice a week was also suggest­ tkm. al Churdh,' opened the Memo­ Trade Name of our leading apostle of prog- was struck in the rear by a car pionship by defeating the Can­ mission to do so, upon request the University of Connecticut’s “ 6. There has been no demon­ Our Lady of Sorrows Church, vllle; a brother, Wilbur H. nonballs in three straight g;ames ed as well as having an exter­ In atUMlon, it cited the re- rial Service with a ’’Call to Robert J. Bosrtrom and Jac­ Toaa through nonviolence. driven by Ross D. Vlbberts, 20, to his supervisor. Jorgensen ’Theater has been strated need tor change. Man- MEA Council Hartford, at 9. Burial wlU be SmlQi of Columbia; a sister, 15- 11, 16-4 and 16-4. minator four times a year with suHe of a .poll taken o f pest Memory,” which acknowledged queline C. Boetrom, doing busi­ "The Rev. Martin Luther King of 46 Delmont St. Saturday at "Employes at work on ’Tues­ postponed ito another' day. chestei; has reasonably good in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Mrs. Charlotte Oibbs of Rock­ the custodians controlling week­ ^members o f the Manchester the greatness of Dr. King. "He ness as Jacqueline — Robert was struck down by the bullet 12:10 p.m. at the W. Middle Ellington’s American Legion day will be requested to ob­ Mwchester Rotary has can­ schools under the present sys­ Bloomfield. ville; five grandchildren, three ly- school board and former Super­ Wants Busing acted for us as individuals, and Agency, 241 Gardner St. of an assassin—a bullet trig­ ’Tpke. entrance to the Parkade. team became the new B Divi­ serve a moment of silence in celed its meeting scheduled for tem and no strong reason for a EYlends may call at the fun­ great-grandchildren, and sev­ intendent of Schools Arthur all of us tc^ether. In hls cause Marriage License gered by the sickness which too Grlmshaw allegedly pulled out sion champs by winning over memory of Dr. King.” tomorrow night at Manchester Two new places have also change has been made eiddent." eral home tonight from 7 to 9. eral nieces and nephews. for peace,” the Rev. Mr. Davis Richard Jose)^ Berube, Hart­ long has infested our society” In front of Vlbbert’s vehicle, the Hilltoppers In three games Banks and other financial In- Country Club. been added to the list of res­ To Continue Funeral services will be held taurants, Al’s Grinder and Piz­ said, “and we h'Ove come to­ ford, and Susan Phyllis Dona- he said. while attempting a left turn wlrth scores o f 15-9, 16-13 and stituUons wlU also be closed. Nathan Hale School FTA has Mrs. Edith Maepherson tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Talcott- 16- 13. ’The Manchester Educa­ gether tonight to honor our hue, Hartford. Dempsey acted under a law from the Parkade lot onto W. Most downtown stores will canceled its meeting scheduled za Shop, Vernon Circle and ’The BOLTON — Mrs. Edith Laura ville Congregational Church. The ’Trophies will be presented to tion Associatlan’s representa­ brother, Martin Luther King.” Building Permito which gives the governor the Middle T’pke., police said. close until noon as wUl most for tonight at the school. The Teespoon Snack Bar, Golfland, Schools^ Business Places Slayden Macpberson, 96 ,of Hart­ Rev. Truman O. Ireland, pastor, power to declare public holi­ the Dlirision champions by the Rt. 83. tive (Council, maxle up o f dele­ After the hymn, "Were You Jeinis Krumins for Emanuel Sunday at 10:67 a.m., cars Parkade stores, Caldor’s, and program on Project Concern will ford, the oldest member of the and the Rev. Robert Shlmoda, days. Sunday was apparently Recreation Commissions of Ver­ gates from all toiwn schools, There,” the Rev. Mr. Davis and Joann Scafa, new dwelling driven by Robert E. Ballsieper, most of the stores at the Bun- be rescheduled as soon as pos­ Tile inspector also checked 36 United Methodist Church, died former pastor will officiate. the first time the 1963 law 30, of Hebron, and Richard B. non and Ellington who co-spon­ other local eating places and Burglarized on Weekend has voted unanimously in fa­ asked for a silent prayer, be­ at 480 Vernon St., 616,000. Saturday at her home. She was Comer Shopping Center. sible. Burial will be in Mt. Hope Ceme­ waa implemented . Dion, 36, of M Kensington St. sor the highly successful volley­ classed them as good. vor of continuing Project Con­ fore the Lord's Praiyer. L & M Homes Inc., new dwel­ the widow of Louis Maepherson. St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ 'Ihe Manchester Community tery. collided head-on, on Porter St. ball league. Police r e ^ r t ^ that the Man-J. KltUe, was walking his dog cern In Manchester next year. A group of 16 young people, lings at 60 Redwood Rd. ,616,- Mrs. Maepherson was bom ters of Isabella, has canceled Y 'Will be closed tomorrow and Talk on Head Injuries There are no calling hours. near Kensington. ’There was no Camera Club Meeting Chester Country Club Pro Shop nearby when he heard the sound Announcement o f the vote, tak­ “The Depot Singers,” sang 600; 56 Redwood Rd., 615,000; Aug. 11, 1872 in Bolton, a daugh­ its meeting scheduled tor to­ all classes schedued for the day The medical staff of Rock- and 70 Redwood Rd., $15,000. The Newkirk and Whitney police action taken. The Snipsic Camera Club will morrow night. 'vlUe Oaneiol HospltBl has in- was broken Into late Saturday broken glass. Kittle ar- en IVednesday at a regular ’’Blo'wln’ on the wind,” “Seek ter ot Robert and Ann Cowles funeral Home, 318 Burnside Homestay Plan have been canceled. Carol L. Diaz, 76 W. Middle meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the State Republicans have called idted membeirs of the Tolland nipht «Hti, *'*'’*^ frighten a MEA meeting, was made by and Ye Shall Find,” and closed Slayden, end lived In Hartford Ave., East Hartford, Is in charge ’The American Legion has can- i ^ t with the thieves making dIreoUon Moves Slowly ’Tpke., was the operator of a Union Congregatlcuial Church at^ Volunteer Ambulance Associa- President Kenneth dinner. vrith the song so closely Identi­ Poodle Still No. 1 48 years. of arrangements. car which struck a car driven cial rooms. “ The Art of Leon­ off with an as yet undetermined ©f Main St., empty handed. Under the project, 62 disad­ itlon to attend the noon lunch­ fied with Dr. King, "We Shall NEW YORK — U. S. dog lov­ Survivors include a son, Rob­ The family suggests that those by Donald E. Gowdy, 41, of ardo DaVincl" slide program amount of golf equipment. ------vantaged Negro and Puerto Ri­ The Homestay prog;ram eon meeting on April 12. Overewme.” IXulng this last ers own more than 2 million ert E. Maepherson ot Hartford. wishing to do so make contribu­ Coventry Sunday at 8 p.m. on will be shown by Charles Oote can dilldren from Hartford’s lOH Resumes Program^ A lecture on ‘Treaitanent of Tlie burglars gained access song the audience becams visib­ poodles. The American Kennel E^lneral services will be held tions to a Memorial Fund at Tal- planned this year for Manches­ Main St. near Armory St. No of East Hartford. There will al­ Inner city schools have been at­ Acute Head Inurles” by Dr. to the shop by breaking out two ly touched and se-veral In the Club is registering about 22,000 tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Rose Hill cottvlUe Congregational Church. ter and the area is coming along police action was taken. so be a Kodak film on night School Board tending Manchester Schools auditorium joined In with the John Sadowskl 'will include the 4 x 3 windows valued at 6100 poodles a month. Poodles have Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Roc­ slowly, and more homes Cars driven by Steven L. photography. Calls Meeting for April 15 since September 1966. young people, until a spokes­ ky HIU. The Rev. Klngsland Van- first aid treatment o f head in­ been the most popular breed In Mrs. Antoinette Morin Beaulieu, 16, of 31 Overland St., Each member is requested to each, according to the golf pro, Continuance of the project man tor the singers asked that Winkle of Trinity Eplsc<^al are needed. Manchester’s Instructors of juries. Dr. Sadowskl Is a Hart­ registry figures for eight years. ROCKVILLE — Mrs. An­ and Gertrude A. Chapman, 440 bring four slides for selections She could not be reached to­ Alex^Hackney. Police said that To Hear Bair for the 1968-69 academic year •-all sing. Church, Hartford, will <^ciate; Miss Lorena Dutelle, a teach­ the Hcuidicapped (lOH) yester­ ford neurosurgeon and consult­ toinette Morin, 49, of 54 Pros­ Keeney St. collided on Keeney for the May NECXJ contest. day to confirm her purported in ithelr haste, the thieves Is being asked of participating Friends may call at the fu­ er at niing Junior High School day resumed its regular pro­ ing nuerosurgeon at RockvUle Rabbi Leon Wind, of Temple pect St. died Saturday night at St. near Primer Rd. Sunday at Plans will also .be completed resignation. One source said dropped a number of golf baUs towns by the Hartford Board neral home tonight from 7 to 9. who Is coordinator for the lo­ gram of swimming instruction General Hospital. On Bus Plan Beth Sholom read from the Rockville General Hospital. 10:24 p.m. ’The accident Is still for the special feature program she will be asked to reconsider. near their entrance point. of Education. The Manchester The family rnggests that those cal program, said she has re­ for physically and mentally On April 16 Dr. 'Vincent An­ 16th Psalm of David In the Old Mrs. Morin was bom in Can­ under Investigation. to be held in May. She has guided the lOH since Another break (was reported board has voted to defer ac­ CHARGE YOUR wishing to dd^so make memor­ ceived about a dozen phone driole, Yale Medical School MedUl Bolr, Hartford’s .su­ Testomertt which begins, “(why ada. Bulletin Board handicapped youngsters from 1956. at Manchester High School Sat­ tion ‘until after a town advisory ial conftrlbutions to United calls for applications so far. Manchester and area towns, kidney expert, wiU be the fea­ perintendent ot schools. Is slated do you Etond so far off Lord?” Survivors Include two daugh­ Tolland County Art Associa­ John Dormer, aduH head of urday night when the night vote, to he included as a ques­ Methodist Church. She said the program hopes a spokesman at Manchester ’iBlessed are the peacemakers,” PRESGRIPTION ters, Mrs. Edmund Gallagher Fem on tion welcomes new members to the lOH corporation, was out of tured speaker at the semi-an­ watchman noticed a window to attend tonight’s bl-monthly tion at the Town Referendum to place about 25 studnets in High School said. the Rev. Joseph irujs of St. and Miss Jean Morin, and a a demonstration of egg tempera the state on business and could nual meeting of the ’Tolland broken in the school’s machine meeting of the Board of EMuca- April 30. Oliristoplier Bauer local homes. The Homestay son, Daniel Morin, all of Rock­ painting by artist Alexy Von ’The program had been can­ not be reached. County Medical Assoedation. He shop. A quick Investigation re­ MedlU Bair, Ifoitford’s super­ Christopher Bauer, 68, of 48 program is one in which a stu­ Car Sales Firm Uon to discuss his board’s re­ ville; a sister, Mrs. Ceclle Schlippe at 8 p.m. tomorrow at celed a week ago yesterday, It was lesirned, however, that wlU discuss “Recent Advances vealed that the instructor’s desk intendent of schools, (Win ap­ dent from France comes to quest that Manchester continue lYebbe Dr. died yesterday at Rochefort of Berlin, N.H., and the Rockville Public Library. amid unconfiimed rumors that he has called a meeting of cor­ in the Treatment of Kidney In­ had been forced open with a pear before the Manchester America to study. He joins the Reports Break to participate In Project Con­ Xerox Copy Service Maifcbester Memorial Hospital. four grandchildren. The Golden Age Club will Miss Alice Madden, the organi­ poration members for April 16, fections” at the meeting, which screw driver, but nothing was board tonight to dlscuas hts Mr. Bauer was bom April 20, family, and. lives as an Ameri­ cern next year. Funeral services will be held Vernon police are investigat­ meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the zation’s adult 'supervisor, was presumably to discuss plans Is to be held at the Somers Inn r^x>nted misiiliig. board's proposal. MaBoheseer 1009, In Kohlberg, Germany, and can. ’The meeting Is set for 8 p.m. BliM|irlnt and Siqtpljr, Ine.. AT tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the ing a weekend break at Man­ PAC aub. resigning because of a disagree­ for continuation and possible In Somers. Tbrec teacbers’ desks and In Its resolution of support lived in Manchester 26 years. In the board room at Bennet Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ The purpose of the program chester Plymouth on Rt. 83. The ’The PAC OuxlUary will hold ment over policy between her­ reorganization of the program. ^There will be two guest four classroom door for Project Concern, the MEA WO Hartford Rd., M nohester For the past four years he was windows Junior High School. PINE PHARMACY pect St. ’The Rev. James L. Ig to familatize French students break was discovered at 12:46 its monthly meeting on Wednes­ self and the teen-aged Instruc­ The youth group has sched­ speakers from Hartford Hos­ said, employed at Mai Tool and Engi­ were damaged (Eut Verplanck A report by Bair on Hart­ Grant, rector of St. John’s Epis­ ■with the American culture. All a.m. on Sunday. day at 8 p.m. tors. uled the use of the MHS pool pital at the local hospital this "The council agreed the proj­ Centar St. ddS-Nld neering. He was an honorary Scbool on Oloofat St. after bur- ford’s intentions for the proj­ Serious family group leaves after attending memorial service for Dr. King. copal Church, will officiate. French students accepted have Police said a rear window was Rockville Hospital Notes ’The MHS source said a full for five more weeks, with the month. On FUday Dr. Michael glora entered late Saturday by ect has been beneficial to both member of the Hartford Lleder studied English in their own ect haq been sought by Atty. Burial will be In Grove Hill broken, several offices were ran­ ITsitlng hours are 12:30 to 8 program operated at the MHS exception of this coming Sun­ Lazor will speak on the ’’Com- forcing open the door leading Manchester and Hartford chil­ Krans, and the Zlpeer Club. schools. Herbert Phelon, a board mem­ Cemetery. sacked and two metal cash box­ p.m. In all areas except mater­ pool yesterday, except for one day. plications of the Newer Potent to the girls’ shower room. The dren. Suidvors Include his wife, Miss Dutelle said a program ber. Friends may call at the fu­ es were forced open. The nity where they are 2 to 4 and group of children from the ’The program ■wlU not oper­ Diuretics” and on April 19 Dr. desks were ransacked but noth­ “Not only has It provided for Firemen Called Mrs. Katherine Adams Bauer; like this is similar to a Peace Manchester, one of the Great­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. amount of money taken has not 8:80 to 8 p.m. Mansfield ’Training School who ate that day because of Easter. Peter Amato will speak on ‘Tn- ing was reported missing. educational and social exper­ a son, Robert A. Bauer of Man­ Corps Idea, since it promotes In­ er Hartford suburban towns been determined. Admitted Thursday: Carleene did not attend. MHS Principal A. Raymond testlnal Diseases.” iences not before possible, but For Grass Fires chester; two brothers, Andrew ternational good will. Conyers Construction Co.. 21 currently participating In Proj­ JUl6, waa of June and the playgrounds are u a t v Course for Cook recenitly appoln'ted the tary school for the rest of the ------Highland St. United Aircraft Corp., Windsor Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the same address, belonging to charged 'wtth breach of peace scheduled to open June 26. five Andover members to the week will toe: Wednesday, Members of the Eighth Dis­ Locks. He was a member of St. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Albert W. Pettlnato of East and resisting arrest a lte r* ^ - Parish Group Meeting XXX thiree-tewn Public (Health Nurs­ trict (Fire Department respond­ Boniface Church, Ai^edm . St. The Rev. FeUx Davis, pas­ Hartford. Nothing was taken ilce took him into custody at First Aid noodles end franks, . orange The executive board of the ing Agency. Columbia, Hebron Juice, wax beans, bread and but­ ed to grass fires at Ooleman disp^^^ Survivors include a son, tor of Seoond Congregational from the Pettlnato 'vehicle. 4:16 p.m. yestenlay, OonfraternityVif Christian Doc­ and Andover have all voted to ter, lime jell-o; Thursday, roast Rd. Sunday at 1 p.m. fuid 148 Frank Hajduk of North WUbra- Church, wih officiate. Burial A pair of spotlights' were ta­ James W. Havens, 20, of 31 'The Andover Volunteer Fire trine of Sacred Heart Parish NOTICE ken from the WINF radio sta­ Department has announced that join the tliree txnvn group to turkey, meshed potato, salad, will hold Us monthly meeting Hawthorne St. Saturday at sdoWTOOtt^’ ham. Mass.; two daughters, will be In Elaat Cemetery. Marshall Rd. was arrested by provide a comprehenaive nurs­ Mrs. Henry Lidias of Anaheim tion tower shack on Love La. a First Aid course Is being start­ rolls, fruit. Milk is serv^ with tonight at 8 o’clock In the par­ 1:35 p.m. Friends may call at the fu­ police yesterday a few blocks ing service, including the school and Mrs. John Pardus of Day­ late Saturday. The lights were ed on Wednesday for members all meals. ish library, Rt. 80. neral heme tomorrow from 2 from his home. Police arrived at health needs. GLENN CO. MILLWORK tona Beach, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. to 4 end 7 to 9 pjn. valued at less than $3 each. the residence shortly before to of the department and other un­ Manchester Evening Hreald (A DIVISION OF THE W. G. GLBNNBY CO.) Catherine Csajkowskl of Rock­ Two windows were reportedly answer a complaint filed by the its in the area. The course will Charles Phelps will represent be taught by a Red Cross in­ the Board of Finance, (Mrs. WU- Andover ooreopondent, Law­ ville; two stepsons, . Joseph Mrs. Dominic Campanelll smashed In the lower gymnas­ youth’s mother that he was structor George Farley, of Wil- UOm KowBilBlci will act for the rence Moe, teL 742-6769. Formerly of High Street. IS NOW LOCATED AT 336 NORTH MAIN ST. raubac of Rockville and John SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. ium located on the south side beeiUng her. PROFESSIONAL CAa llmantic and will be held every Board of Education and three THINKING OP REMODELING YOUR KITCHEN Dlubac of Worcester, Mass., and Anna Marla Clampanelll Cam- of Manchester High School, fol­ Havens appeared in Man­ C E ^ S S i C Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at people will serve^as members- BY ANY OTHER NAME six grandchildren. panelll, 89, of 1107 Ellington lowing a Saturday night d^ince. chester Circuit Court 12 this SUEDE CALL GLENN CO. MILLWORK the firehouse for a number of ait-laige, Mirs. Howard Stanley, t h b The funeral was held today at Rd., wife of Dominlq Campa­ ’The building apparently was morning and his case was con­ SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — FOR CUSTOMIZED WORK •weeks. Mrs. Anthony Tlemann and St. Boniface Church. nelll, died yesterday at an area not entered. \ tinued to April 16 with 6200 Warden J. E. Baker has an­ CLEANING EOa It has always been the policy Mrs. Ailidrew Gasper. Selectman erV»V>\e A graveside service will be convalescent home. bond set. Mrs. Haiven’s, appear­ nounced that there will be no A\so C o n v ' of the Andover unit to keep its Oook will be ex-offtedo member. DONE ON PREMISES s p e c i a l \ hdd Wednesday at 0 a.m. at St. Mrs. Campanelll was bom ing In court as his guardian more , “ inmates" at the state DIAL 649-3283 FOR W e Bernard’s Cemetery. members up-to date in first aid The permanent nursing sendee penitentiary here. In the future April 2, 1899, In Bonefro, Pro­ Driver Attempts told th6 judge she did not want techniques. ’The Increasing num­ Friends may call at the Whlte- is scheduled to start July 1 at all those who are confined are # Complete Kitchen V,\nco\n „ H « « > W vince of Campobasso, Italy, a him released If he continued to ber of calls for the rescue truck Parkade Oleanan Glbson Funeral Home, 65 Elm daughter of Frank and Carmela take “those pUls.” which time the pilot program of to be called residents. Remodeling St., tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. To Hit Cyclists Indicates an even greater need I Told You * Antonlco Clampanelll and lived When patrolmen arrived at for this training. o\n ConVin S A l-t— There will (be a recitation ot In Hartford 25 years before the Havens home yesterday * L i w the Rosary tomorrow at 8 p.m. Two young Manchester Woy- A review of the annual acti­ coming to South Windsor 12 cllsts were reportedly nearly run they observed red welts on Mrs. # Estimates Without Lost Year at the funeral home. vity report of the department years ago. down Saturday afternoon by a Haven’s arms and neck and at­ shows that there 108 calls for Obligation Survivors, besides her hus­ fanatical motorist. tempted to take the youth into assistance for the year ending M n . Robert B. Bertaohe band, Include four sons, Joseph custody. He fled through a rear To ROCKVILLE—Mrs. Alice Leh­ Ross Hunt of 4 Tyler Circle March 1. The total was one less UNUBBD Campanelll of South Windsor, and Bruce Bergerron of 93 entrance and was caught five # Mantles D ealet- mann Bertsche, 47, ot SO Earl than m the previous year due Frank Campanelll of Ellington, Waddell Rd., both 11, were tak­ blocks away. St. died yesterday at Rockville to a big reduction In calls to OLD JEWELRY We'll pay you cash for your old C o /// -6 \ 3 6 Anthony Campanelll of Windsor ing a bicycle trip, and were One of the patrolmen stated 6 4 3 General Hospital. She was the put out fires at the disposal ar­ ------# Bbokcases Covigw^ Locks, and Dominic Campanelll just across the town line into ithat Haven’s attempted to LYINB AROUND diamonds, jewelry and other gems. phone wife of Robert E. Bertsche. ea which now operates with the Jr. of Stafford Springs; a daugh­ Glastonbury, when a speeding jump out of the window o f the Single pieces or entire estates, M n . Bertsche waa born sanitary land fill method and N E W SYSTEM ter, Mrs. Lena Peluso of Thomp- motorist, driving a green and police cruiser os he was being THE HOUBB7 # Formica Counters March 7, 1021, in Rockville, a very little burning of refuse. discreetly handled. From individ­ Cotvnec sonvUl'e; a brother, .Donato white convertible, reportedly transported to headquarters. Five of the fires in town in­ LAUNDRY daughter of Mrs. Ruth Senior Clampanelll of Italy, and f i f t ^ nearly ran them down. Another policeman said that uals, banks or trustees. Phone or Lehmann of Rockville, and the volved structures, and In all grandchildren. ^ The boys told police the car the youth was impossible to fin­ cases a quick response to the come in. # General Woodworking AND DRY CLEANERS late Paul O. Lehmann, and had The funeral will be held C e n t e r had been traveling on the op­ gerprint and photograph cmd alarm and proper handling of ON HARRISON ST. (44) lived In Rockville all of her life. Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from posite side of the road and had to toe restrained while be­ # Bathroom Vanities Oft East Oenter St. She waa a member of the First the D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, then, on approaching, crossed ing processed there. BvangeUoal Lutheran Church 286 WethersjField Ave., Hartford, the center line and came Mrs. Havens told police the Opposite the Oetnetery and ita Altar Guild, and a 25- with a solemn high Mass of straight at them. boy attacked her with the buck­ EVir Plidoip and IteUviery yaar member of Hope Chapter, requiem at St. Francis of Assisi They escaped injury by quick­ le end of a wide leather belt Easter Cards GLENN CO. MILLWORK OoU 649-'il758 DBS. Church at 9. Burial will be in ly clambering up a small em­ 'When he refused to give him JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 Bianohres at: Burvlvori, besides her hus­ M t. S t. Benedict Cemetery, bankment at the roadside. In­ 610. He then allegedly threat­ Easter Baskets (DIVISION OP THE W. G. GLENNEY OO.) I>owntown Manciieater at 968 Mialn Street 501 Hartford Rd. band and mother include a son, Bloomfield. vestigation of the matter has ened to burn the home down Timothy O, R, Bertsche of Tol­ ARTHim DRUa 886 N. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Also Pine Cleaq m Friends may call at the fu­ been turned over to the Glas­ with gasdUne, when she at­ 656 Oenter Street land; a daua^ter, Mrs. Robert neral chapel tonight from 7 to 9. tonbury Police Department. tempted to phone police. 649-8288 P i n TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN

F e n to n man oC the Redeivelopintnt oom- a t Haitford. It wfll contain the project wUl move along also as mlaston said. "It really looks as Superior and Oommen Fleaa soon as the courthouse is start­ New England's Leading ... i-X U lfW a t . Goldeteln, though we are gelnK to get go­ oourU for TVAtand County as ed. tA li w . .Carteir Dr., RockvUIe; WiUlain COME SEE! COME SAVE AT THE NEWLY REMODELED... - Groundbreaking ing." well as all ot^tbe neoeasary Two-Year Professional 43 8 D Brannlck, 3 Hartiand St.; WU- For Courthouse On Thumday, Aloo Develop­ oMoea and a very adequate li­ The Baby Has m ent Co. o t Meriden moved a brary. The circuit court wM still School of ® ^ Mai^aret TedToid. Set for April 17 largo thaUer Into the renewal be oanduobed In the admlnte- MANCHESTER GRAND UNION area. This wM serve as head­ tration buflding. R IE L OIL 4kva 8 William Carroll, H e w 'l H Groundbreaking ceremonlee quarters during oottstruotkxi. Present at the ceremonies tera- ^ W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Rose April 17, other than the rede­ ACCOUNTING rooms 10 a.m.; (judalUa, WtotdaorvUle; Mra. for tho Tiolland County Court­ The Meriden company was too OaL MhL C.OJJ. ®?orence Vlaeoe, 1 Oak Dr., He- 9 , \ \ Been Named house wlU bo held Aptti 17 at awarded the ooHtraot to develop velopment commissioners, will S4-Hoar Brnncr Servleat 410 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST the area. Hie company wlH be Val Prevedlne, president of y,?’ ?,** 'won; Mrs. Katherine Olbert, 08 2 p.m. in the redevelopment HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING Stth Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Btole area in Rockville Center. build the oourthouse and lease It Alco, town officisJs and repre­ R. R. R E G IU S q itft® '*'' Plans for the oourthouse have to tho Mate. sentatives of the Tolland Coun­ F U E L O IL 66 Forest S t, Hartford—TeL 2 4 7 -lllB LL_ m “”***“**®®- Bard, 73 Mather St. Snider, Mnrk Dallaa, eon o( Charles Harland and Edith ty Bar Association. vM ti^ hoars in ob- ^-lao. Mrs. Susan Kerr. 336 Epllng Snider, 8 Becker Place, Rockville. He was bom April been in the worics for a number Flans for the butMIng were 649-4908 It is expected the rest of the Charter Oak St.; Henry Ste- ^ a* 0*’“ 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother of yeans. Leoter Baum, chair­ drawn up by Kane and Fairchild phenaon, 35 Lawton Rd.; Vinsel PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER is Mrs. Juanita Epllng, Elisabeth, W. Va. His paternal grand­ m uKed not to smoke In pa- watktns, 36 VUlag'e St.; Rob- wide*. B loc parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Snider, Elisabeth, W. Va. He 1® TumIbuM Rd.; has two brothers, Michael, 11, and Steven, 6. * * » • • ** Henry CSienette, 140 Clinton “ Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. Doloires Boldnc, Cynthia Marie, daughter of Leandre O. and Con­ LOW Patiente today; 300 Cr.. BlUngibon; to o ’- stance Lacroix Bolduc, 67 Ridge St. She was bom April 1 at MANCHESTER Yor Garden Frozen Mrs. Maureen Bradley, Mark Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents D E I m o n T E CAL g o ld mEDHL '.ADMITTED FRIDAY; Dr., Coventry; Kenneth Morin, are Mr. and Mrs. Jules Laicrolx, Lewiston, Maine. Her pater­ liomlnlc BeletU, 54 N. Elm St.; Virginia Lone, Tolland; Thom- nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bolduc, 69 May Mrs. Nettie M. Boylngton, Wll- as Sullivan, 62 Winter St.; St., Hartford. She has three brothers, Bert Lee, 8, Michael Da­ PILLSBURV oRnncE luitE FRUIT COIKTRIl or FLOUR Ungton; Mrs. Nellie Bradley, 44 James Oonnoily, Storrs; Mrs. vid, 7, and John Gerald, 3H; and three sisters, Susan Janet, Oyeenwood Dr.; Oscar Ohetelat, Cathleen Massell, Blast Hart- " ^ p o r t e c 18, Diane Anita, 12, and Patricia Anne, 10. * • * « • RSD I, Box 139; Mrs. Con- ford; Mrs. Luella Alien, Goose stance M. Davey, 61 Elale Dr.; Liane, Tolland. McCray, Amanda Ann, daughter of Lee and Shirley Co­ ts o o lb Blmeat Carmen De 'Cioccio, 127 Also, Richard Malone, Broad ined McCray, 280 E. Middle Tpke. She was bom March 31 at 6 oz Biasell S t; Albert'F'oumler, 210 Brook; Rachael Barnes, 421 ^ams St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. Her maternal grandparents Bag Bmedict Dr., Wapplng; Elwln Lake St., Vernon; Mrs. Emma USDA are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coluccl, Torrington. Her paternal cans 30 01 USDA W. OUdden, 66 Clinton St.; Latley, 24 Harvard Rd.; Mrs. CHOKE grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McCray, Torrington. She cans Dtuia Hanson, Box 208 Hebron Carol Hagenow, 86 Branford St.; CHOKE 4-lb. has two sisters, Rebecca Kay, 3, and Melissa Mary, 1%. • * • • • Rd., Bolton; Trofem Nedweden, John Hlldltch, 68 Summer St.; BXltngl'ton; Mrs. Rita Helm, 21 Ruth Chapman, 188 S. Main St.; Tantlllo, Victoria Ann, daughter of Richard Franklin Sr. 1339/449 Ridge St.; Arthur L. Hlghter, Mrs. Carolyn St. Pierre and son, and Dolores Hedding Tantlllo, Star Rt., Chaplin. She was bom Box 69, RFT) 1; Mra. Nancy 462 Matn St.; Mrs. Lorraine March 29 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Horafield, 260 Oak St.; Mias Czelusniak and son, Thompson parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Parlante, Windsor. Her paternal Irene M. Jacobs,- 105 A. Blue- Hill Rd., Columbia; Mrs. Mar- grandmother is Mrs. F. Tantlllo, Tolland. She has a brother, field Dr.; Mrs, Bknma P. Lalley, garet Carter and daughter, 114 Richard F. Jr., 8; and a sister, Carol Ann, 11. S.lb ♦ • • • * 24 Harvard Rd.; Michael Ly- Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Dolores p9 l209lgi Ougllelml, Steven William, son of William Peter and man, 16 Maple St., Wapplng; James and daughter, 98 Palmer Hilkka Ruuskanen Gugllelmi, Baker Rd., Vernon. He was MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY SPECIALSI Mrs. LUUan R. McCarty, Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. Mary Stan- bom April 2 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal Wethensfleld; Mra. Ethel H. kevich and son, Warehouse grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ruuskanen, Canterbury. Mbhor, 123 Main St.; Robert A. Point. SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE EAUT NOIM His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vito Gugllelmi, Mongell, 70 Brent Rd.; Mrs. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Plainfield. He has a sister, Karin Anne, 1%. Frances U. Pantaleo, 776 Park- Michael Lyman, 16 Maple St., SLICED BACON • •***, F ir s t All cuts er St.; Cynthia R. Penardo, Wapplng; Ehiest Steffens, Buff DEEZrOOT Tillotson, Penny Louise, daughter of Earl W. and Ann Elcho M ., Coventry; Mrs. San- Cap Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Gloria Orand Union Extends (RUCK one price dra L. Pruitt, Forge Rd., Coven- Prior, RFD4, North Coventry; LINK SAUSAGE lb. Noyes Tillotson, West Rd., Ellington. She was bom April 3 at N a tio n a l Passover Greetings B-THXim Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are only! try; Ralph D. Pulford, 544 Dem- Mario Ansaldi, RFD2, Manches- To All Our Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Noyes, Pike, N.H. Her patet^tal grand­ S t o r e s Ing St., Wapplng. ter; Lea Sartori, Stafford FRANKS parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Tillotson, Wllllamstown, Vt. Also, Mrs. Florence M. Rau- Springs; Mrs. Margaret Gray, Jewish Friends She has a brother, Jon Earl, 2. tenburg, 127 Hemlock St.; Miss 88A Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon; Lea Sartori, Stafford Springs; Nicholas Wojclk, 138 Wetherell GRAND UNION m m m m m DeCaril, MlcheUe Lynne, daughter of Dean Wayne and STEHR Ernest P. Steffens Jr., Tolland; St.; Mrs. Marie Saucier, Broad FFIfeSH ueAN -- ______: GRAND UNION Sharon Cooley DeCarll, 196 E. Main Bt„ Rockville. She was lb John R. Waddell, 279 Lynwood Brook; Arthur FVller, Lake Rd., bom March 80 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal Dr.; Sandra B. Williams, Gilead Andover; Robert Arendt, 86 OROUMD JCHUCK grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cooley, 24 Hickory Rd., Rd., Andover; Robert W. Za- Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Dlan Curtis, BONK^SS SO-TTOM OR ^ BONELESS HAMS Marlborough. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. pert, Hebron. Wales Rd., Andover; Mrs. Hel- ■Mb. Antonio DeCarll, Muddy Brook Rd., EUlington. She has a Easter CHUCK ROUND BONELESS STEAKS AD MITTED SAT UR- en Fitzsimmons, 671 Hartford can brother. Dean Wayne n , 2. DAY: Mrs. Annelle Anderson, Rd., Apt. 7. CROSS.Rill .RSAST GROUND GROUND LONDON BROIL Elm Hill Rd., Talcottville: Mrs. Also, Mrs. Helen Hite, 122 Lb. 69c Shoulder Antoinette Cecere, East Hart- Oak St.; Mra. Rita Helm, 21 ford; Thomas Clinch, East 271 Henry St.; Iona Munnett, BUMBLE BEE Parade of 0 I. $189 Q » $039 CUBE (Chuck) Hartford; Mrs. Emily Cushman, Hazardvllle; Donald B\ildord, GRADE A’ MAINE O m |«» 3 BVancls Ave., Rockville; John Hazardvllle; Donadl BXUdond, ...o/ fhe Parkade SHOULDER lb Edwards, 72 Vernon St.; Cecil 644 Demlng St., Wapplng; Mrs. WHITE TUNA Penn, 395 Woodland St.; Gerald Mary McCarthy, 170 Warren LIPMAN CHICKENS Hodge, 119 Cooper Hill St.; Mrs. Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Norma Lee, CHUNK n 7 Oz, QO a 4 to Troditionol for iPinastUeS/ All cuts one price only CSiristlne lanni. East Hartford; 140 Diane Dr., Wapplng; Jay O Cans 0 # W 5-lbs. March through any department in our store and Beef Liver 39 Theodore Jewczyk, 24 Eastfleld Molr, East Hartford; Robert Avg. you’ll find the h ip est quality at the lowest prices! St.; Theresa Kelly, 261 KelTy Mongall, 70 Brent Rd.; Cynthia Wt. lb. Halibut Steaks Rd., Wapplng: Richard LaCha- Penardo, Echo Rd., Coventry; pelle. East Hartford; Daniel Alfred Going;os, 142 Oak St.; FIRST CUT BEET CHUCK , Fillet O’Brien, 308 Autumn St. Philip Pedorchak, 48 S. Haw- HOT OR SWLET PASSOVER Polish Sausage a 89 5-lb boi 2.39 FLANKEN RIBS Flounder Also, Joseph Pelletier, Broad thome St.; Timothy Morris, Brook; Mrs. Blanche Thibodeau, Suffield; Louis Simon, Stafford CHUCK STEAK BEELPO^VB/U. First National Stores Home of the Fuuy Meat Oaparfment 132 W. Center St.; Susan Turn­ Springs; Oscar Chetelat, RFDl, ITALIAN SAUSAGE er, 37 Hyde St.; William Wilk, R ochester; Enola Perry, Tal- MtAtlzDAFNlX lb. BARiciNi of N.Y. Candy East Hartford. cottvlUe. Lb. 39c FIRST CUT Extra Large' ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Also, Mrs. Patricia Whitcomb MIDDLE CUT lb. 4 9 e RIB ROAST Cookies for James Breen, 4 Green Hill S t; and son, 148 Bdssell St.; Mrs. O R n n c E s SUNKIST Michael Devlin, Lake Rd., An- Moira Nichols and son, 60 Scan- AT THE PARKADE dover; Mrs. Florence Dexter, tic Meadow Rd., South Wind- PROGRESSO ITALIAN TRAY PACK-MAINE LIGGEn DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST 32 Norwich St.; Jerfm Edwards, sor; Mrs. Helen Regan and Hnast 1 lb Make First 72 Vernon St.; WUllam Fergu- daughter, 913 Pleasant Valley CUT UP FOWL Colombian Coffee 1 0 0 % cin SPINACH Crisp, Tender 29' National Your son, 16 Franklin St.; Mrs. Kath- Rd., South Windsor: Mrs. Dl- TOMATOES Lawn & Garden erine and Margo Pettig, 37 Ed- anne Lyonnais and son. East I 3 oz Supplies SCHRAFFTS ,, 29' ward S t; Mrs. Katherine Hartford; Mrs. Anita Canosa FRANKS 69' Jell’ O Gelatins pkgs Gula, 103 Starkweather St.; and son, Hoffman Rd., Elllng- Headquarters PLAIN 2 79c Mrs. Marcella Howard. Somers; ton; Mrs. Glenna Hill and daugh- F»RFaiET2;£99' CARROTS 2 25' Mrs. Helen KaspuUs, 16 Acad- ter, Beverly Dr.. Coventry. Aftenfion! 7 oz We have a Large Selection of Fresh Easter Plants 3-Diamonds cent emy St.; Mrs. Grace Little, 4 ------Crown St., Rockville; Mra. Lil­ SOLID W H ITE-IN OIL GRAND UNION 3-oz. REAEIflG IMPROVEMENT CUSSES lian Mayo, 1709 Ellington Rd., Tolland County pkg. Wapplng. Also, Mrs. Mary Mlkolelt, 28 STARKIST TUNA CREAM BEGINNING APRIL 29, 1968 Finast FRENCH raSiOVER nODS Congress St., Apt. Jl; Harry Police Group W E L C H ’S North, Vernon Haven, Vernon; AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES CHOOSE FROM OUR WIDE SELECTION GRAPE cans AT OUR LOW, LOW PRICES Prank Orllck, Lake Rd., Coven­ WELCHADE DRINK C lasses for ELEMENTARY and HIGH SCHOOL students in try; Herman Pietrowskl, 114 Oak Sets Dinner Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.), Study APPLE PIS 2 T St.; Mrs. Yolanda Roy, 17 Pio­ c a c t f R neer Circle; Mrs. Helen Ryland- Inter-State P\>llce Of- Skills, Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board Test MATZOS GEFILTE — Mix or Match Bread Sale! — , MenIschewItz er, 20 Dorothy Rd.; l&s. Mar- Aasoclatlon will hold Its Prepasatlon and General Reading EMciency. Mrs. tha Salenleks, 81 Jarvis Rd.; SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN ■k Small Classes k Pre-Testing Program k Certified Teachers Strelts, Ooodmen FISH Adler's Annual Diimer and Dance April LIQUID y HEADQUARTERS • ITALIAN • OATMEAL Mrs. Marilyn Schmidt, Storrs; 2 lb f l l i e • HEARTH RYE J M Leslie Spencer, 460 Lake St.; 27, at 7:30 In the Crsytal Lake DETERGENT Acoctemic Reading Improvement Center, Inc. 139 Keith Stanley. Norwich; Mrs. Ballroom, EUlngton. Jw FOR • WHOLE WHEAT # | M b Martha Stronsahl, Capital Lake The dinner will feature anti- CLOROX BLEACH a EE. . CENTER STREET Next to Oavey's & WHITE a m Loavss Rd Rockville; Donna Thomas, paste and filet mlgnon. Cor- 'HAM(OCBESTER, CONN. Telephone 043-9047 679 Graham Rd., Wapplng; Mrs. sages will be presented to the TIDE • PLANTS Jeanette Vennart, 102 West St.; laxUes aJbtendlng and door prizes Sheri Warburton, East Hart- awarded. Gal. ford- Mrs Anna Zamlchlei, 76 Over 400 people attended last • FLOWERS Tunibull Rd. year’s event. Tickets for this 3 Lb. 1 Oz. 69c b ir t h s SATUBD-AY: A son year’s dinner are limited and ORDER TODAY... • CANDY to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shur- none will be sold at ,the door, kus ^ Huntington St.; a son according to Walter Bleleckl of to Mr and Mrs. John Kettle, 3 Tolland. • FRESH EGGS Bruce St., RockvlUe; a daugh- Members of inter-state Police ter to Mr. and Mrs. WlUls Gay, officers Association from Con- HGinZ Products 81 Oakland St. nectlcut, Rhode Island, Massa- • DAIRY FLORIDA SEEDLESS p USE WEIGHT BY FRIDAY BIRTHB YBS’TEIKDAY : A chusetts and New York wlU at- SNOW WHITE TOMATO 14 oz 12 oz doug-hter to Mr. and Mrs. Ale- tend the event. The organization lb. 59' CRAPGRAPEFRUIT 5 69' JuM take a tiny Easter Toys, Books, MUSHROOMS LOGS WBIOHT Btl. CHEESE lard Bernals, London Rd., He- was formed to give police ckw- GARDEN FRESH IMPORTED 7 pkg Hungrtx tablet before KETCHUP @ THB FIRST DAYI SLICES bixm- a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- er ties between states, meals ...end banish those Baskets, Egg Coloring Kits seph Krukas, 68 Willard Rd., a Tickets may be obtained from ARTICHOKES 2,or 29^ SSpanishpanii M elons s^ii'. .o 69^ Thousands now lose hated extra pounds as dBXjghiter to Mr. and Mrs. John Bleleckl or from Joseph Ned- IMPORTED P l A e RRUSSET-UK. U S S E T -U 5 . nNO. o . 1-SIEE "A""A " ,, n A f . you banish hunger! Why?^ ^ weight who never thought with this Coupon and $5 or more purchase Coupon and $5 or more purchase Pheips, ®9 Richard Rd., Ver- -wled, Walbridge BUI 'Rd., Tol- ^ N u u r e o they could...report lb. Baking Potatoes 10 w Because Hungrex is Valid Mon., Tues., Wed. April 8-9-10 only non. land. BLACK GRAPES 59 59 ^ A N D u n i o n I remarkable weight losses on., Tues., Wed. April 8-9-10 only the most powerful Limit One Coupon Per Adult d is c h a r g e d FRIDAY; rcdudiw aid ever of 7...20...even Coupon Per Adult __ Mrs. Mary Anne Sharp, School SUGAR felcasedfor public use 41 pounds in a short N aliosiall Rd., RFDl, Andover; Mrs. In­ 58c GOLDEN RIPE adthout prescription! while. So if you're tired grid I. Tult, 173 Franham Rd.. Can Suppresses hunger pangs ^ of half-way measures, South Windsor; Michael T. so effectively, it actually j and want really effective Cocmey, Glastonbury; Morin U H lO H help in reducing Merita, Coventry; Delbert Car­ \b. c o " INEAPPLES limits the ability of your body to produce ...send for Hungrex ter. 237 Oak St.; Mra. Evelyn gnawing hunger today. Hungrex will simply S King, 43 Salem Rd.; Miss Worth amaze yOul You'll be MlcheUe Hren, East Hartford; aensations! Result? You BIRDSEYE don’t feel hungry... down slimmer next week or your , Premium 39 oz Datorgant Mrs. Anity L. Kehlenbach, East Knowing Detergent GRAND UNION goes your calorie intake...' money back. No D m pkg Ivory Snow Bold 49 oz pkg 79c Hartford; Mrs. Doris E. Solen- and down goes your preKripiion needed. skl. High St., Coventry: Edwwd SARA LEE Detergent 20 oz WllBon, 64 Parker St.; Joan Wen­ 12*oz. FRENCH FRIES 49 oz pkg 83c pkg Conditioner jar zel 16D Forest St.; Debra We read that when it comes BUTTER Oxydol Gentle Care X 40 oz to stadiums we have to pkg. Dash Detergent pkg Parolls, East Hartford; Linda sewr. ASMtaW PBamml OirnnUos outdo the Romams, -who built Detergent 19 ozi J Hallenbeck, 46 Horton Rd.; the Circus Miaxlmus, an POUND CAKE 9>ox. Tide 46 oz pkg 79c pkg*' Martin Scl>on, Warehouse Point; arena which was 1,876 ft. lb. Liquid Datargant 12 oz Anna M. Hansen, East Hart­ by 626 ft., and could seat pkgs. 22 oz btl 59c btl solid Detergent 21 oz Scot Towels Ivory ford; Mrs. Nancy Johi^n, 260,000 people. The Colos­ 51 oz pkg 79c pKgs Loehr Rd.. Rockville; seum, adjoining the Ftorum, Cheer Liquid Datargant 12 oz Orissa L. Krest. LakewoM built of stone in the first lTh« No«l PoiMr/ul RMfycfnf Aid • MAKES QMVT Joy 22 oz btl 59c btl Heights, Coventry: Mrs. Ruth century A.D., had a capacity PHILADELPHIA .. Gravy Master 0000 E Llsk 144 orchard St., Rock­ of some 50,000. We the 1 We«r JI«fMM«d far Fmilte Vtaf } PINEAPPLE-OKANOE, PINUPPLE-aMPEniUlT word, circus, from pre-diris- pkf tiZ vlUe: Mrs. Mary E. W hlteh^e, TREE TAVERN Glad Food Storage Bags ■f 20 Dole Frozen Drinks Broad Brook; Mrs. Helen Cher- Uan Romans who used it to | BIRDSEYE COUNTRY DRUG t 2 « 'i a 4 5 ® 59“ designate the circuit of rac- m West Middle Tpke. { 10c did wlnskl. WlUlmanUc; Mra Vic­ li^ chariots. Then iit came CREAM CHEESE Manchester, Conn. Nu-Soft Fabric Softener pick 20 Mule Team Borax. •J? 79“ toria A. Twerdy, 738 Tolled to mean any arena toU'ilt for Tpke.;. John J . Flandrau, 14S SntXWiERMES PIZZA □MMiegiilirndSsepflyeflhagrexiirtlhMAfsr : 1 1 m A n c sports and entertainment. |9. S Pilisbury Flour Prince Romano Cheese U' Strongheart Dog Food MRS McGuire Lane. i Inddentally, our capacity for | S 114 01 S'! 82 6 Also: Mrs. Josephine M. Idz- deUvering TOP VAJjUE and □ Send me eeononipsiie 42-diy supply (or only |9. S Borateem Pkf service is uniUmdted! GRAND UNION— CHILLED Prince Parmesan Cheese Prince Stuffing Shells 33“ kowskl. 13 Seaman Cjr., Quick QREEN LABEL S S J. Nagle. 11 O^lee 15>oz. M s. Brer Rabbit Molasses 24 ai fell IJe Bumble Bee « u CQC Dr.; Maureen D. Wckral, 8 W. DILLON Thaw L & P Worcestershire Sauce » 2 MRS Q J l Middle Tpke. Sales & Service, Inc. ORAHGE JUICE Mra. Nancy L. Bulger, and 2 < ^ 39 ‘_ aon 71 iPalrfield St. 810 Main S t, Manobestor PRICES E ^C T IV E THRU SAT., APRIL 13th. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES □ Ryment'Bi!cI6aed''-i-‘ 26b for handhaf GET IN ON THE BIG. BIG SAVINGS AT OUR PRE-EASTER PARADE OF FINAST VALUES,... WONDERFUL S&H GREEN STAMPS, TOO! d i s c h a r g e d SATURiDAY; Phofie 648-2146 ■ef#s##*sss#s,*i##,»,#f fvttssses H i l M1'«>'««i Plocharczyk, 236 Union We reserve the right' to limit quantities. Beer, cigarettes and tobacco exempt from stamp offer Prices effective First National Super Mirkets

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Around the Phils Caught in Baseball Rundown Frattaroli Town 10-Pin Champion Grapefruit League Los Angeles THE FLY SWATTER Double Loss! After Win over Wyman in Finals WITH Opener May Mars State: Big Mario Frattaroli, Earl Yosf former University of Con­ G>llege Slate= necticut football captain, HKRALD SPORTS EDITOR Be Set Back * waited a full year for a Double losses by chance to win his first NEW YORK (AP)—The the Coast Guard Acade- Manchester 10-Pin Scratch Williams Not Upset Philadelphia Phillies were my spoiled Connecticut’s Bowling Tournament. And when causrht in a rundown be­ chance for a clean string he did, he made the most of it. With Spring Record tween Walter OTMalley and of college baseball victo­ Defected by a one-point mar­ Warren Giles today as the ries during the weekend. ; gin last year by Bill Wyman In Los Angeles-Dodfirers con­ All five other collegiate teams the finals, Frattaroli made It all sidered opening the 1%8 in acUon Saturday against out! the way to the top yesterday af­ ternoon at the Parkade Lanes By EARL YOST most games In the final three Relaxed Camp baseball season all by of-state teams were victorious; or four Innings when our re­ themselves. The University of Bridgeport with a 3-2 game decision over WINTER HAVEN, Fla. won 9-1 over Iona College, Com Wyman. No champ has- ever re­ — Before the stroke of serves were playing." ‘‘This has been a more re­ Los Angeles owner O’Ualley * * * laxed camp,’’ Williams stated. necticut turned iback South Flor^ peated. midnisrht last Oct. 1, Bos­ was to decide today whether or "And a more confident one. not to go ahead with Tuesday Ida University 10-5, Fairfield Other winners In the annual Set Lineup event were 17-year-old Mark ton was on top of the pack "We’re the team to beat,” the night’s scheduled home opener University edged New Yorli Wreckage of Lotus Ford Which Clark Drove to His Death in, the final American ■*We have a set lineup. Only manager said confidently. against Philadelphia—a game Tech 5-4 In 11 innings. New Ha; Royce, In the Men’s Handicap Leasfue standings. 12 days problem we have that I can see "This spring I’ve delegated the Phillies have refused to ven College ran riot against Decision, and Ginger Yourkas later, Boston ranked second Is to find out who our starting more work for my coaches and play. StonehUl in a 17-2 contest, an] in the Women’s Handicap Divi­ Yale University ran up a 16-1 best In all baseball after losing pitchers will be. My five start­ this gave me an opportunity to The Dodgers were left holding sion. score against Fordham Unlverj Line scores for the scratch the seventh game of the World ers have looked great but our obeerve. The coaches have han­ the ball Sunday when the St. Clark Met Death in Rain slty. I Series to the St. Louis Cardi­ bullpen has not set the world dled most probleiUB. Louis Cardinals and Chicago finals were: nals. In New London, the Cadets Frattaroli (3) on fire,” he continued. "Last spring we had to White Sox pushed back their HCX3KENHEIM, Ger­ at the nearby Heidelberg Hospi­ been the greatest driver of all lost each end of a doubleheades 168-200-183-146-180 start of the 196S American The starting five, at the mo­ change the whole system, com­ Tuesday openers one day, Join­ many (A P)—^The auto rac­ tal, where he was pronounced time,” said Wilfred Andrews, by close margins. Norwich Uni-. ' Wyman (2) League campaign the Red Sox ment, consists of Connecticut’s pletely. We had to learn funda­ ing seven other major league dead, said he had been killed in­ verslty went all the way Into) ing world paid tribute to­ chairman of the Royal Automo­ 194-187-174-186-165 are still losing. Gary 'Wlaslewski out of Berlin mentals. We had to work a lot clubs which had postponed stantly from a broken neck and the 12th Inning before scoring' day to Jim ClRrli, who was bile Club in London. Frattaroli carried a 181 season TTie dUb wound up In a tie High, Gerry Stephenson, Jose harder. Don’t get me wrong, opening home games in defer­ a compound fracture of the two runs to win 8-1. Darkness killed in a crash Sunday. "CHark was unquestionably average, compared to 184 for for ISth place In the final Santiago cmd newcomers, Ray we’ve worked Ju£t as hard this ence to the memory of Dr. Mar­ skull. halted the second game after n ie 32-year-old Scot, winner Grapefruit League standings Culp and Dick Dllsworth. spring, but it’s been a lot earl­ tin Luther King. A bachelor, Clark won a the greatest racing driver in the Wyman. with a record of 0-18. Only the five innings with the score of the Indianapolis 6(X) in 1966 world,” said Andy Granatelll In Royce, a 187 shooter, defeated The buUpen corps which has ier and a lot more fun.’’ Funeral services for the slain record 26 Grand Prix races and hapless New Tork Mets of the again tilted Itt favor of the Vert and twice world driving cham­ Indianapolis. Granatelll is presi­ Clem Quey, 3-1, on scores of let Willaons down consists of “I credit volleyball for add­ civil rights leader will be held was the world champion In 1963 National League compiled a monters, 1-0. ; pion, met death In the rain at dent of the company which 198-266-245-244. He had a 23-pln John Wyaitt, Lee Stange and ing fun. As long as I manage Tuesday in Atlanta. and 1966. Three of his Grand like record In pre-season activ­ Bridgeport drew on the comt the Hockenheim Motodrom sponsored Clark’s Lotus cars In handicap. Quey, a 21-pin handl- Sparky Lud John Quinn, the Phillies’ gen­ by taking advantage of seven Prestl, 3-1. A 162 average roller, hitting last season but that has at Chain O’Lales Park) to eral manager, said earlier his ing over several times. Doctors "Jim Clark may well have funeral will be held Wednesday. nine. been the biggest reason for the play.” Iona errors and nine walks. The Mrs. Yourkas had games of 168- But what has happened to club would not take the field at win was Bridgeport's third with 193-174-164. Her foe rolled 174- poor spring showing. Mr. "Last year the baseball ex­ Los Angeles Tuesday night, at the defending Jimlor loop Everything, Carl Yastrzemski, perts picked us for ninth place. only a Ue marring their record. Few Golfers Expected to Be on Hand 178-198-163. The winner had a 26- REWARDS FOR CHAMPS— Bernie Giovino, Park­ bowling winners Mark Royce, Ginger Yourkw and the risk of a possible forfeit and Fairfield and New York Tech champions? for example, failed to hit one We fooled 'em sdl. This year pln handicap, Mrs. Prestl 31 per ade Lanes’ manager, presents awards to 10-pin Mario Frattaroli. (Herald Photo by Buceivicius) This loaded question I asked fine—because of the King funer­ were at 4-4 In the 11th Inning game. home run, he came up with they are picking us for the sec­ al that afternoon. Williams before the Red Sox only one extra bakse hit and ond division. I think we’U sur­ when Stage shortstop Dennis Each winner was presented departed from Florida In quest The other opening games in HurUe stole second base and with a trophy and cash. POWDER PUFF — Catoy drove in only seven runs. prise ’em again, the manager each league, including the pres­ Augusta Course to Open Today Jensen’s Scores Highlight Shoot of a repeat American League "I ’m not worried about Yaz,’’ said. raced home wlUi the winning Wynn 183-489, Gaye Cav­ Opener Off flag. idential fixture at Washington, run. Williams said as we talked be­ This is definitely a better Led AUGUSTA, Ga. (A P )— final 36 holes of the tournament only four-time winner, Is ran'..:d anaugh 175-464, Rae Hannon First schoolboy baseball Two perfect scores by John Other fine scores posted were: all were set for Wednesday. Tech held a 3-0 lead until VILLAGE MIXERS — Clay­ "Games won and lost down hind the betting cage. "He’s Sox team than a year ago, de­ were postponed until today by a high among the challengers. ton Murphy 205-541, Bill Quack- 213-202— 562, Rena Wolcott game of the season for a lo­ President JohnsBasketball As­ Many golfers who will play In rassment. The Chicago Cubs visit Cincin­ at a virtual standstill to­ eign amateurs. Uonal League baseball opener sociation playoffs get under the Masters, which begins Gay Brewer will defend the ti­ nati and the New York Mets are Portions of the last two day as the sports commu­ at home Tuesday night against way again Tuesday night with Thursday, are competing In the tle he won In a last round duel at San Francisco in National rounds will be televised nation­ nity joined the. rest of the Philadelphia. The PhlUies have New Orleans at Dallas. Pitts­ Greater Greensboro Open Tour­ with Bobby Nichols, and the Yaz Not Going Out on Limb League afternoon games. Pitts­ ever-dangerous Arnold Palmer, ally by CBS. s nation in moumins: the said they will not play, at the burgh is ait Minnesota Wednes­ burgh is at Houston and Atlanta idRilPEFRIlT nament In Greensboro, N.C. The m on route to the AL’s Most risk of forfeiture and fine. day. BOSTON (A P )— A year chance while with C2iicago and at St. Louis under the lights. death of Dr. Martin Luther Postseason play In |the Nation­ ag^ Carl Yastrzemski ^ ew valuable Player Award last the Phillies in the National While O’Malley and Bavasi King. The other 18 major league al Beisketball Association re­ polite smiles or friendly pronounced himself fit League. This Is quite an honor pondered the possibility of open­ The funeral for the slain civil clubs will open the season APPLY NOW sumes with Philadelphia at Bos­ Utidto laugfhter when he predicted and I want to make the best of ing the season without an oppo­ rights loader wlU be held Tues­ Wednesday. Three g^ames. In­ It.” cluding the presidential opener ton and San Francisco at Los Olympic Basketball Team the Boston Red Sox would .• h h i * * nent, LA Manager Walter Als­ day in Atlanta, and few sports By EARL YOST In Washington, originally were Angeles Wednesday night. Ellsworth, obtained with Oliv­ ton checked Into an Inglewood, evenits will be held until after WINTER HAVEN, Fla. — START AFTER GRADUATION the services. scheduled today. Six had been pennant as 100-1 longf- cause of the travelling on the er from Philadelphia during the Calif., hospital Sunday for treat­ This was a banner spring for winter. Is being counted upon ment of a kidney stone and the set for Tuesday. Caps Reset Game shots. banquet circuit In the winter,’ ’ Exceptions included the final the Red Sooc —and the city of To Depend on Quickness to take up much of the slack Dodgers whipped Cleveland 5-1 All of the final baseball exhi­ Now the Triple Crown winner he said. "However, I regained two rounds of the Greater HARTFORD (AP) — Semifi­ Winter Haven —with 11 games while Lonborg attempts to re­ In the lone exhibition finale. bition games Sunday were can­ ------A ______Armed__ 1 Forces—Mike n r jtp A Barrett, smiles politely in refusing to my strength gradually and now Greensboro Open <3olf Tourna­ nal play between Hartford and attracting 24,104 paying fans, a gain flexibility In his left knee, All the other exhibition games celed with the exception of the ALBUQUERQUE, N.M make any predictions on the I feel strong.” ment set for today, an Interna­ Wilkes-Barre In the Eastern Pro 62 per cent increase over a year 6-2, 155, U.S. Navy and former injured in a skiing accident last were canceled In' line with the Cleveland-Los Angeles game at Murphy Fails 1968 flag chase. Young Joe Lahoud, a Dan­ tional Hockey League playoff at Basketball League tournament ago. Last spring the Red Sox (AP) — U.S. Olympic bas­ West Virginia Tech collegian; December 23. designation of Sunday as a day San Diego, Calif. bury, Conn., product who will Muskegon, Mich., and an Amer­ wUl take place Thursday at 7 ;30 drew 16,892 for 11 games at ketball Coach Henry Iba of ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. "You just can’t make any of mourning for Dr. King. John R. Clawson, 6-4, 200, U.S. predictions on how we’ll do at be 20 next Sunday, is expected Despite the Red Sox’ 9-19 ex­ ican Hockey League playoff at There was no action Sunday pjn. In Hartford High School. Chain O’Lakes Park and 16,035 (AP)— Calvin Murphy, the A Dodgers team physician Providence, R.I., tonight. Some Oklahoma State feels for­ Army and Michigan; Mike SlUl- this time,” Yaz said while wait­ to play right Held, replacing hibition game record, Darrell In major league hockey and bas­ The game, originally sched­ In their first year In 1966. The nation’s second highest scor­ said Alston, beginning his 15th man, 6-6, 26, U.S. Army and ing for his turn In the batting Conlgllaro, whose career may Johnson, the new pitching horse racing also was on tap. ketball. uled for last Sunday, was post­ Sox have seven more years re­ eign competition will be er last season has been pass­ seasKen Spain, 6-9, 226, Ellsworth Wednesday. right kidney. "As soon as It tell. "Last year I knew for sure cheekbone and a serious eye In­ day because of rain and Sunday with Chicago at New York, T h e Wilmlngton-Allentown Sox lured record crowds for baU team. Houston; Jo Jo White, 6-3, 194, passes we’ll let him go,” said A 12-man U.S. team was Both Murphy, former high the talents was there,” he said. jury when struck by a fast ball "1 think our pitching is a lot In deference to the memory of Montreal at Boston and Los An­ game, to be played at Allen­ appearances in St. Petersburg) Dr. Robert Woods. He said doc­ named Sunday, banking more Kansas; Bill Hosket, 6-7, 228, “ We had Tony 0>nigUaro and thrown by California’s Jack better than most people think,” Dr. King. geles at Minnesota. Philadel­ town, Pa., was also postponed. Fort Meyers, Port Lauderdale, school star from Norwalk, tors migjit use a tube to remove on quickness than on size. Ohio State, Charlie Scott, 6-4, Jim Lonborg healthy and ready Hamilton last Aug. 18. Johnson said. "Ellsworth, Jose Orlando, West Palm Beach and Conn., and leading scorer the stone if It had not passed to­ Pete MaraVlch of LSU were 180, North Carolina. Build your future in the at the start. Now things look Lahoud is due to start against Santiago, Gary Waslewski, Jer­ at Winter Haven. The Olympic trials ended Sat­ day. absent from the team list an­ Alternates—Don Issel, Ken­ fast-moving jet age bad for Tony and Lonborg may right-handed pitchers. Ken Har- ry Stephenson and Ray Culp urday night with the NAIA All- nounced Sunday. tucky, Tom Black, Goodyears, miss the first month. relson, normally a first base- have been great this spring and Boston doghouse includes Stars whipping a cold-shooting Reasons weren’t given, but George Carter, U.S. Army; "You just can’t lose a player man, and Gene Oliver, a catch­ our bullpen is going to be all Tony ConigUaro. Manager Dick AAU team 64-59 In the tile sportswriters reported that Charles Paulk, Northeastern like Tony and not feel it. He er by trade biit.capable of fill­ right. I think we’re going to Stock Car Pilots WUUaras made no bones about game. More than 80 players neither Murphy of Niagara Oklahoma; Rick Mount, Pur­ won a lot of games for us be­ ing In at first base or the out­ fool a lot of people." his displeasure with the outfield­ were considered in the three- University nor MaravIch due; and Joe Hamilton, South­ fore he was hit by that pitch field, also worked out In right Manager Dick Williams or­ Fail in Feature er being as Injured In an early day tournament In Albuquerque. played exceptionally well west Christian, Tex. last year. And Lonborg is one dered the pitchers to report for morning auto accident In Bos­ A 46-man committee picked In Smiday’s practice. during the three-day trials. of the best pitchers In the Southpaw Dick Ellsworth, a a 10 a.m. workout today. Other Heavy flow of traffic heading ton. "I thought he was going this team; Iba said the 12 first-team se­ Murphy’s best performance lections will gather at Alamosa, game. veteran of eight National players were given the choice North toward Agawam, Mass., back to Boston for an Army re­ NAIA—Glynn Saulters, 6-foot- ' -V was Saturday when he was Colo., in early September and "We have too many ‘Ifs’ to League seasons, has drawn the of practicing or taking the day Saturday Indicated that the serve meeting,’ ’ Williams said. 2, 176 pounds. Northeast Loui­ second high scorer with 18 four weeks of hlgh-altitude make a sound prediction —but opening game pitching assign­ off. stock car racing season at The only headache Williams siana; Don Dee, 6-7, 205 , St. points for the NCAA White training before exhibition I’ll guarantee that we’ll be ment at Detroit Wednesday. A full scale drill is scheduled Riverside Park once again was knew about was the one Tony Mary of the Plains, Kan. team. shooting for It all again.” "This Is my first opening as­ for Tuesday afternoon before underway. The oval opened C. was causing. Conlgllaro bad AAU—Calvin Fowler, 6-1, 170. games against professional Yastrzemski, who hit .326 with signment,” the 28-year-old left­ the club takes off for Detroit in with Manchester being repre­ told newsmen after the accident Akron, Ohio, Goodyear; James teams in New York’s Madison Square Garden, Cincinnati and 44 homers and 121 runs batted hander said. “ I never got the a chartered plane. sented by Buddy Krebs and Jim he came to Boston to have his Spencer Haywood, 6-8, 230, Trin- King, 6-7, Goodyears. possibly Albuquerque. McOavonaiugh. A crowd of eyes checked. "All I know Is Junior College All-Stars— Idad, Colo., Junior College. 5,000 ihivered through the pro­ What I read In the papers and gram. he wasn’t observing the team Krebs, driving a car owned by curfew at 1:80 in the mcmlng.” Bob Oliver of Manchester, 10- Vnser Speeds into Flames Pins, is In his ISth year as Thanks to I'ony C’s "illness”, driver. A bent king pin hamper­ Connecticut’s Joe Lahoud got an To Win Phoenix 150-Miler SPRING SALE ed the performance of the car unexpected caU-up from the PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) —Bob­ burned. but it was only the first night. minor league camp. The former e a r l y b i r d s —Vivl Bayer by Unser, Albuquerque, N. M., The accident was touched off d l McCavanaugh, in his third Abbott Tech athlete from Dan­ year as a chauffeur, drives a 163-362, Jean Beauregard 139, sped through a flajning plleup to when A1 Unser, the winner’s AT THE AIRCRAFT bury iwnlks with a decided limp car owned by Andy Johnson of Grace 'Brenner 125. capture the Jimmy Bryan 160- brother, had the engine of his and Is flat-footed. After 60 days mlle. U.S. Auto Club race at car blow up, throwing oil across Springfield, Mass. FYont end In the army he was discharged problems hampered the handl­ OOP WOMEN—Clara Wal- Phoenix International Raceway. the track. Bobby Unser narrow­ already picked out their jobs-with-a-future and because of his feet. ly avoided the resulting plleup. If you want to start your career in a job where you ing qualities of the car, which lett 182, Rita Anderson 177, Unser, driving a turbo­ can get,ahead, look into the fast-moving jet-agd! plan to start work after graduation. If you’d like seemed to have plenty of pow­ charged, rear-engine Offenhau- McCluskey, Rutherford and Dick WUUams, when manag­ Eleanor Crafts 468, Beatrice er. ser, averaged just over 100 Mario Andretti, Nazareth, Pa., Industry, boats, utilities and airlines all need more to join them in a jet-age career, come in and talk ing Toronto in the International Bagley 494, Ceclle Ray 193-501, Both Krebs and McCavanaugh miles per hour to win the Sun­ skidded on the slippery surface over your future at Pratt & Whitney. Aircraft! League, liked the way Darrell Barbara Dickie 459, Katrln and more jet engines ... so the Aircraft keeps Vehicles quaUfled for the main event but Wel'tl •460, Patricia Ftonstrom day race, after seittlng a one-la- and crashed Into the upper wall, Johnson, ' then manajlng with the Rutherford and Andret­ growing. And you can grow with us in an excellent neither finished In the money. 464, San Leonard 469. quallfylng record of 124.089 EXPANDED EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. 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Well ...THERE HASNT B Eej 19 Waste allowance 25 Sea nymph 40 Peruser iSy *• «*P«i*»«* »«r OBljr ON* laeor- A PTERODACTYL ...OR AT LEAST 22 Anger 27 Stir 41 3.1416 enumerated worth phone call, 742-8252. n RECEIVINO clerk to wOik (ab.) ON THIS PLANET THATS WH/CT W E 23 Noise 28 Letter of 43 Small washers ilS***?* J" BawHIoaiiieot aad thm only Require ability to do accu­ In modem alr-e IS « procedure: Top pay 628-3468, 688-2832. n o w e i x w ith LApy mark m ax 1963 PONTIAC convertible, good Coll 649-7968. Pickup and de­ 6667, evenings. Uncloee your reply to the condition, must sell. 644-1735. liver. HOUSEWIVES THE KEYPUNCH operators — Alpha box in an envelOTe — Numeric. Temporary, full or GLASS films Installer, no ex­ I addreas to the Classl- 1966 CHEVROLET Blscayne, 4 Moving — ^Trucking— MCDONALD’S part-time. Days, nights, start perience needed, we train. High tled Manarer, Manchaater door sedan, standard transmis­ LAWNS mowed. Call 649-8798 Storago t20 Is now employing women for PHONE now. Excellent pay, no fee. pay, excellent benefits w d con­ Bvanlng Herald, together sion, 8 cylinder engine, 43,000 anytime. ■ part-time work. Staff Builders, 11 Asylum ditions. Interesting varied with a meino Hating the MANCHESTER Delivery—light work. Call Elmore Associates, miles. Best offer over $1,160. FOR your child’s room! Your STORE Street, Hartford, 278-7610. oonqtaniea you do NOT 643-9483. trucking and package delivery. 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. East Hartford, 289-6288. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to aee your letter. child’s favorite cartoon char­ Refrigerators, washers and GENERAL office work, pricing Your letter will be de- 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, 4-speed, acters hand painted on a bed­ stove moving specialty. Fold­ Apply in Person and extending invoices, etc. GARDENER — part-time, tor atroyod if the advortlaer 2-door hardtop, $20.50 a week. room or playroom wall. In­ ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. You need no previous Some typing required. Apply mowing lawns, must be re­ la one you’ve mentioned. No money down. Assume 36 quire at 12 Brainard PI. or MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN experience. We’ll train in person, Gear Brothers, 140 liable. References. 46 Oak St. If not It will be handled write Manchester Herald, Box you*‘bt a good starting 649-5334. In the usual manner. monthly payments. Call 233- 48 W. Center 8t., Manchester Rye St., South Windsor, Conn. 8715 ask for Mr. Bake. K, for further information. Painting— Poparing 21 salary. Valuable bene­ Have brush, will travel! fits, pleasant working TYPISTS — copy — statistical. MAN wanted to work In lum­ NEAH.THIS TIME I'LU 1963 FORD GALAXIE 600, 8 au­ L. PELLEHER — Painting — conditions, opportunity Many needed for assignments ber yard. Must have driver’s -rev S0ME1HINS DIFFERENT. WOMAN TO WORK In small license. Davis & Bradford Lum­ Lost and Found 1 tomatic, $9.60 a week. No Interior and exterior, papering office In East Hartford, answer for advancement. near home. Temporary, full­ money down. Assume 24 month­ Housohold Sorvlcos and paper removal, fully in­ ber Co., 200 ToUond St., East LOST — Tuesday, gold Masonic phone and light typing. Cal! for time or 9-3 p.m. Immediate Hartford. ly paymeints. Call 233-8715 ask Offorod 13-A sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. appointment 289-6166. Visit our employment jobs. Highest pay, no fee. emblem ring on Main Street for Mr. Dias. between Locust and Forest office at 62 East Cen­ Staff Builders, 11 Asylum St., POSITIONS OPEN on first, sec- VENETIAN blinds — repaired, EDWARD R. Price — paLntlng, WOMAN In veterinarian office Hartford, 278-7610. Streets. Reward. Call 649-6908. 1962 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- retaped and recorded. 646-0273, interior and exterior, papering, ter Street, Manchester, ond and third shifts. Apply In { C?HE SQUID jets AWAY, Receptionist, office assistant, open Monday through person. Klock Co., 1272 Tolland ff-8 door, 8 automatic, $7.60 week. 649-2971. paper removed, ceilings, etc. typing and records. General SECRETARIES — temporary, .1 ^ LEAVING BUZ IN A LOST —Recently a Hallmark No money down. Assume 24 Fully insured, 649-1003. Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 Tpke., Manchester. I CLOUD OF INK. gold watch with bracelet, in­ hospital work. Must be able to full-time or 6-3, Immediate IH I Vt NIA. Im T w le« U S OH monthly payments. Call 233- REWEAVING of bums, moth p.m. Or call 043-4101, itials M.E.S., vicinity Spinning INSIDE-outside painting. Spe­ handle animals. Will train. Jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff STCKIK MAN — part-time, to 8715 ask for Mr. Bake. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Ext. 368. Evening and Builders, 11 Asylum St., Hart­ 4*8 Wheel, Rt. 83. Rockville. Re­ dow shades made to measure, cial rates for people over 66. Apartment available. Prefer Saturday interviews ar­ work in local retail store. CaU “ Maybe things were a lot cheaper 35 years ago. ford, 278-7610. 643-2833. Cramps, but people didn’t have the credit ward. 742-6829 1963 CHEVROLET, BEL Air, 4- all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys Call my competitors, then call someone willing to live on pre­ ranged. mises. Position open late May. MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARlf^ to pay for them!" door, ^tom atic power steer­ made while you wait. Tape re­ me. Estimates given. 649-7863. LOST — Passbook No. 78S07 ing, $9:50. a week. No money corders for rent. Marlow’s, 887 876-8401. Apply Dr. Richard Olmsted, 663 THEN IT'LL BE ALL Savings Bank of Manchester. down. Assume 24 monthly pay­ Main St. 649-6221. Woodbrldge St., Manchester. OVER, SUNNY/ NOW Application made for payment. ments. Call 233-8715 ask for Mr. JOSEPH P. LEWIS — custom No phone calls. This May Be Just The Job For You! S n t h e S TA TE THE LETS SEE HOW ALLIE BY WALT WETTERBERU Dias. LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deUv- painting, interior and exterior SEAU-FINALS, PHIL'S POES IN THE SECOND, LOST — Passbook No. 70-365 ery, yards, attics, crilars clean­ paperhanging, wallpaper re- WAITRESS WANTED early A LM A AAATER, FRAME' c IHI k, HI*. Ik. TX. I.|. U J. fit. 0«. Savings Bank of Manchester. 1965 MGB roadster, 4-speed, $13. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. pioved. Wallpaper books on re­ morning hours, 6:30 a.m. - 1 MANAGER FOR RETAIL SOUTHSIDE HIGH, IS Application made for payment. SOUTHERN BOWLING AGAINST . w-G weekly, no money down. As- 844-8962. quest. Fully insured. Free es­ p.m., good working conditions, call Mr. Childers, 643-9940. SHOE DEPARTMENT' CURTIS HIGH. FOUND — long haired gray E u m a 30 monthly payments. timates. Call 649-9658. SOUTHSIDE PROPPED Call*33-8715 ask for Mr. Bake. NEW THE FIRST GAME, AS male. Call Bolton Dog War­ PAINTING — Interior and ex- HAIRDRESSER — experienced High Rote of Pay for ALLIE LAYNE TURNED den, 649-7601 . 1963 PONTIAC Catalina. 4-door Building— terior, very reasonable, free preferred. Excellent salary, IN A DISAPPOINTING estimates. Call Richard conditions, and potential. 648- Aggressive and Responsible Person! 17Z. hardtop, 8 cylinder, power Contracting 14 ENGLAND steering, power brakes, $10.75 MarUn, 649-9286, 649-4411. 2483, 649-1792. All Store Benefits, plus Pleasant Surroundings, RepUes I n t h e SECOND Announcamants 2 CARPENTRY — concrete steps, GAME, ALLIE'S weekly. No money down. As­ TELEPHONE held in strict confidence. FIRST BALL WAS ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ sume 24 monthly payments. floors, hatchways, remodeling, A S TR IK E . ers, sales and service, bonded Call 233-8715 ask for Mr. Dias. porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Floor Finishing 24 ings, attics finished, rec We Also Need: FULL and PART-TIME representative. Alfred Amell, FLOOR SANDING and refinish­ Stenographer COMPANY 64T-m9 or 643-4918. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ SALESPEOPLE er related work. No Job too ing (specializing In older Trucks—^Tractors 5 small. Dan Moran, Builder. floors). Inside painting. Paper­ Personnel Department An Equal Opportunity MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY REMEMBER Hospital Thrift Address Your Reply to: Shop when you clean closets. Evenings 649-8880. hanging. No Job too small. Interesting poslUon in busy Employer John Verfallle, 649-6760. office. Involves Interview­ WHAT B IT 7 rrfe BECAUSE w e're ALL CHIPPING IN TO HIRE Donate clean, saleable cloth­ 1962 CHEVROLET, % ton truck, Box “F” c/o Manchester Herald .WHAT? ing and housewares, delivered HOMES, GARAGES, porches, ing, light steno, maintain­ ANOTHER THIS 7IAAE? WEIRE HAVING A FUU-TIME COLLECTION excellent condltoln, 876-3780. rec rooms, room additions, FLOOR sanding and reflnlshing, Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. (06040) WOULD YOU ONE? AN 1 DIFFICULTY t a k e r . , to Penny Saver, 616 Main or ing records, compiling re­ 1951 CHEVROLET half - ton kltcliens, roofing, siding, gen­ old Emd new. All floors treated ports and many varied du­ CASHIER wanted with experi­ CARETD enqageaaent?1 getting our MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLL call 649-3297. Thank You. with 3 coats of hot wax. Also CONTRIBUTE 7 ^ pick-up. Newly rebuilt motor eral repair work. Financing ties. ence, 6 day week. CaU 643-6122, A I OFFiCEWORK available. No down payment. cleaning and rewaxlng. Call 289-0266 anytime from 8 a.m. TO THE WEDDING? ^ DONE. and transmission. Call 643-6712, 643-9840 after 6 p.m. to 6 p.m. COLLECTION? Parsonolt after 5. Economy Bu.ldcis, Inc. 643- Company offers competitive 6169. starting salary, 8:80 to 4:30 hours, excellent benefits, CLERK typist for general of­ INCOME TAXES prepared by NEWTON H. SMITH t SON — Bonds— Stocks free pg|klng, subsidizing fice work, accurate with fig­ Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. Auto Accessorios— Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Mortgagos 27 cafeteria, congenial co­ ures. Apply tn person. Dean tions, rec rooms, garages, Machine Products, 102 Colon­ Tiros 6 workers and excellent work­ , iNOTICE JONES 4- S O i i . porches and roofing. No Job SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- ing conditions. ial Rd., Manchester. RlRSEMA'/ INCOME Tax Returns prepar­ NINE low-mileage Urea 16’’ 8- '' •^*11 iwwwii too small. Call 649-3144. limited funds available for sec­ PART-TIME HELP, must be ed. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329. 900, 6 mounted on wheels. Call ond mortgages, payments to 4-8 L...... WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ APPLY over 18. Apply In person, U-A Flushing of the water mains of the Town of RIDE WANTED from Vernon after 8 p.m. 846-3006. suit your budget. Expedient Theater East, Manchester modeling specialist: Additions, service. J. D. Resdty, 643-5129. St. to Rockville, Prospect St. rec rooms, dormers, porches, FIRST NA-nONAL Parkade. Manchester Water Dept, will begin April PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER area, leaving between 8 and Traitors— cabinets, formica, bulIt-lns, STORES HAIRDRESSER wanted. Apply' 8:80 a.m. Call 843-0128. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. 9, 1968. Flushing will continue Tuesdays . THIS IS . T I'M NOT / ^ I ' M Mobito Homos 6-A Business Opportunity 2B Park and Oakland Avenues Marlow’s Bequty Salon, 887 "TWE DIPLOMAT. W O R R IED ( w o r r i e d A ft L Remodeling, Inside and LUNCHEONETTE for rent or East Hartford Main St. through Fridays until completed, .O U R T O P ABOUT RAIN ABOUT . Automobilos For Sole 4 NIMROD camping trailers — MODEL/ ^ SEEPINrS-, MASHED sales and service. .Camper outside work. Fire escapes lease. Small investment, good NATIONALLY known company IN.' POTATO and rec room included. 1-872- return. Call 648-2126 between 6 NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Town, Route 140, East Wind­ HOSTESS — Night work in­ in appliance field, located in SANDWICHES Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ sor, Com. Open evenings and 8866 or 1-876-4017. a.m.-4:30 p.m. East Hartford, Conn., has a po­ s e e p i n g CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER cluding week ends. Four nights TOWN OF MANCHESTER OUT.' est Douglas accepts lowest weekends. Rentals available. ADDITIONS, , remodeling, ga­ per week. Must be neat appear­ sition available for person In credit department with knowl­ down, smallest payments, any­ 628-1941. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms Proven Profit Center ing • and enjoy meeting people. WATER DEPARTMENT TH' COPB ( PE6CRIPTI0W where. Not small loan finance tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Will train. Apply in person on­ edge of clearing credit, cash NABBED company plan. Douglas Must Be Sold application, and following ac­ YOUR HI­ M otoreycles— ment work, cellar floors, pa­ ly. Howard Johnson, 804 Tol­ JACKER, Motors, 345 Main. tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- counts for payments. 6 day Personal reasons require land Turnpike. week with all company fringe WASH 4 B ity c la s 11 zynskl. Builder. 649-4291. sale of Wgh profit potential ■ 1946 MERCURY, mint condition, Wa1:t RESS — ll;30 a.m. to 2 benefits. Salary commensurate new engine, transmission, 6 1908 SUZUKI motorcycle, 160 CC AAMCO Transmission cen­ with experience. Call 289-7031. 3 ter now operating in large p.m. dally. Apply In person, m . tires, runs well. Best offer. 1962 with electric starter also sad­ Jane Alden Restaurant, Tri- Mr. Spaethe or Mr. Donahue. Tempest, 4-speed, 4-barrel, dle bags. Call after 3 p.m. 643- Spacial Sarvieos 15 market. No experience re­ An equal opportunity employer. quired. AAMCO will train City Plaza. Vernon. I hf "n IA, lee. T M. tea. U I- OH bucket seats, new engine, 6 7172 accessories. HELP WANTEB - MALE wheels and tires, good second COMPLETE professional work and direct you. Terms TELEPHONE work, stay home WOMAN for manager of smaU 1966 HONDA CB 450. Excellent of drapes, cornices, installa­ available. BY BOB f.TTRRRRR car, $396. 1960 Austin Healey and make money, no selling. r®toU store, RockvlUe area. ROBIN MALONE Sprite, “Bug Eye”, best offer. condition, $700. 649-9620, any­ tion. No Job too big or small. CaU 649-0646. CaU 875-6763. Fast delivery. Reasonable, call BOX No. G Looking For Work Near Home? I WONT U 5 TBH TOANV NOW,MY PEAR, KINDLY RAY Call 643-0890, 278-4737 ask for time. - 1 043-1613. $50 IN famous brands free If you Rapidly gtx>wliig industry. Steady work, good pay, paid life HOIB PRIVBL ABDUr RUNNING .ATTENflON AST EXPLAIN B. J. 1966 SUZUKI 60 CC. motorcycle. Manchester Evening Herald HOW‘OPERATION W.O.W." run a weekly shop-by-mail club ■nsuianoe, hoepItaUzatian, hoUdays, vaoaUons and other FOR PRBGIPBNTf 1961 VALIANT 4-door sedan. Windshield and helmet includ­ for few friends. Send for de­ .W ILL 6WEEP YOU INTO Good condition, economical ed. $176 takes all. Call 643-0636. PHILLIPS Petroleum Co. has a WANTED benefits. S WHITE HOUSE ' RooAng~~Slcling 16 tails and free 488-page catalog. second car. Call 649-6818. modem 8 bay service etation No obligation. Popular Club dean. Late Model Experience Not Neoeeaary — Wilt Train YAMAHA 50, less than a year tor lebae. Excellent opportu­ LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON old, 1,000 miles. Can be seen THE BEST In rooting — and Plan, Dept. T602, Lynbrook, Wonderful O i^rtunlty For Advonoement 1966 CHRYSLER New Yorker, roof repair. Call Coughlin, nity, paid training program N.Y. Copi. '66 Cen’l Feolurei Corp. like new. All power. 18,000 at the Dairy Queem, 242 Broad USED CARS TM'Woild Righli Rivd. N I / 643-7707. Call 2M-Sno aftei 6 p.m or miles. Private owner. 649-9842. St. 1-201-S77-8I00. INCREASED business from Top Prices Paid APPLY IN PERSON Po l i c e ROOFING, siding, carpentry. Avon’s TV and magazine ad- i r 1962 FORD convertible, Sunlln- 1967 HONDA scrambler, 160 cc Fol' All Makes! f Excellent condition. $495. Call Gutters and ceilings. Workman­ verUsing necessitates placing er, fully equipped, $696. Call ship guaranteed. Call R. Dion, women Immediately. Un- CARTER CHEVROLET] CAVROK MFC. CO. 649-2426. after 6 p.m., 649-8765. Htlp Wontad— 643-4352. Fomoto 35 equaUed opportunity for high C O ., IN C. 1962 RAMBLER. 4-door, auto- 1967,HONDA 306 scrambler.'!,- ' ' ••• ----- part-time earnings in your 1229 Main St. 60 EAST MAIN STREET—ROGKVILLB RACE matic, 0 cycllnder. Good run- 600 miles. Purple custom paint SECRETARY for local law of­ ' neighborhood. No experience nlng conOItlon. $126, call 646- Job. Immaculate condition. 643- U e r & l d A d s fice. Write Box GO, Manches­ needed to start earning Immed­ Pfitme 649-5238 An Equal Opportunity Employer +-8 ter Evening Herald. iately. CaU 289-4622. . PAOl EIGHTBBN MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 PAG E NINE7TEEM Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 HousohoM Goods 51 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 a : 72 Hoor n For Solo 72 Our Of Town SINOER automatic xlg sag sew­ SEVEN ROOM older home, ex­ BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room Oat Off Town PBKINOBSB for sale, female, BEBRY’S WORLB For ing, machine, excellent condi­ cellent condition, on bus line, Colonial, located In the center M^CSIESTER —2-famlly, 4-4 OOWNIAL 8 rooms, 1 % bnths, JUST U8TBD — 8 famUy, 75 For Soto 75 CLASSIFIED “ Hom e of |40. «48-8417. tion, monograms, hems, but­ property ineludes 2 extra build- of town. New on the market, nnt, convenient west side loon- “r* condlUon, 2 years old. 84W, over $800 monthly In- ELLINGTON r- 8% room S e r v ic e / tonholes, fancy designs, etc. lag lots. Marlon E. Robertson, 4 large bedrooms and bath vp. Uon, immaculate, $19,900. Fbr PbUbrlek Agency Real- come, 2 oar garage, permanent VERNON - MANCHESTER FREE — Puppies, 6 weeks old, 2-famlIy, 8-room Ranch. Convenient location. and ^ Originally over $300. Our price R ealtor, eM-896S. Downetalre has living room im m ediate aale. B el A ir R ea l H0-SS47. sUUng, city uUUUes, H. M. units each BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER 7 males and 3 females, mother with 3 bedrooms, Close to everything. Bullt-lns. Quality’’ i V now, $39.80 or pay $8 monthly. with fireplace, larg® dining Blstate, 848-9812. Frechette Realty, 647-0098. near Vernon Circle. Excellent TOLLAND TURNPIKE ADVERTISING Irish Setter. 876-4956. ’HUNK BIO about this one be­ MANCHESTER --- English Tu­ Nice treed lot, only $16,9(X). _L Call 522-0931, dealer. room, kitchen with bullt-iiu, financing available. Wesley R. WOLVERTON AGENCY. Your dor OiUonial, 7 rootos, plus Hayes Agency, 646-0181. MINIATURE POODLES — 2 cause everything about it Is. den with fireplace, eneloeed IMMACULATE 6 room Cape on Sm ith, R ea ltor, 848-1867. r SOUTH WINDSOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ELECTRIC STOVE — 80” Frlgi- dream come true. One extra heated sunporch, 4 bedrooma, black males, AKC registered. Nine big rooms in4 acres, secluded. buffets, desks, portable TV- in coirvenlent end desirable lo- It Is custom built with a A shady front porch and a^ shopping, excellent condlUon. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, by perance, 640-7620. Only $1,700 down required. SAVE SAVE RCA, carnival punch bowls caUon. Must be shown by ap­ dining room, a big kitchen tached 4-car garage, acre lot. Selling tor $22,900. For further appointm ent. $19,900. 840-2818. TOLLAND—$17,900, buys this 6 TOUB OOOPBBATION W nX and cups, cut glass, lamps and THREE FAM ILY —■ aluminum pointment CaU Alice dampet, and two bedrooms. A good Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Information, call the R. F. room Ranch. Assumable 614 BB APPBBOIATBD DIAL 643-2711 SWIMMING POOL antique leaded shades. Call SPLIT LEVEL, 8 rooms, siding, 2-oar garage, convenient R ea lto r, 649-4848, 848-7407. value. $12,900. CaU D. Sisco, 649-2818. DimoOk Oo., 649-8245. FHA mortgage. evenings 048-6847. Sam Nuss- baths, fam ily room, den, fourth looaUon. Good Inoome proper- . ,— ;— —— 649-6306. VERNON—$24,600, Cape Cod, 7 Redwood pool 20’x24’, one dorf. bedroom, garage, $27,600. PhU­ ty. Gerard Ageney, 6494)818 or S A lovely Cape Cod Conriniwd From ProcodIng Pago home only a short waik from rooms in all. Must be seen to year old. Originally $1,800. brlok Agenoy Realtors, 849- 8484)188. ------LEGAL NOTICE stores, churches and schoolk. B &. W appreciate. Must sell, make an offer. Machinery and Teolf 52 8847. ^ WoBfwl— Mole 36 Holp Wontod Molo 36 Foreclosure Sale O f Real Estate By Public Auetkm MANCHESTER — Immaoidate Ultra-modern In every respect, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ROCKVILLE—$24,900, 3 family, Manchester Parkade 8-5-4. Good condition. Annual SHOP equipment —like new MANOHBSTOR — T room eus- Garrieofi Colonial in exeouUve this home features 0 rooms, 2 Call 643-1728 Pursuant to an order of the Honorable Walter J. Sedor, Manchester 649-5306 income, $3,400. BALBUnCBlN and crew manaf- conis, cathedralcauiedral celilngs,ceilings, “'8. baths, 2-car garagegarage. phester. manure. 643-9604. Antiqoes 56 other land of Ernie J. and Claudette P. Chasse and the Southwest sale, 100x100 treed building lot, (C) IM kr NEA, Ik . BBAUTIFUL 6 room Raneh, ter. Dead end street. Peace and acres for $10,900. 60 acres for PASSOVER FOODS AT: corner of the land herein conveyed (said point of beginning may close to lake, lake privileges utUltles. A treed lot, $21,- M AN TO work in shipping and 40 Hours Weekly PROCESSED gravel for drive­ WANTED TO BUY — antiques^ further be located by measuring 280 feet Northerly In said U ai* rec room, 2 flraplaeea, quiet wltti 78 X 160 lot. Built 600. 10 per cent down. Meyer $44,000. Terms negotiable. "If we let him become too alienated at an early age he'll $1,990. P h llb rick Agenoy, Burr Corners Shopping Ploza i’ecelving department for elec- Some Overtime ways and parking areas. Also steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ Easterly line of said Old State Highway, U.S. Route 6 from Its boUt-lns, basement gnraga, In 1961 and not a scratch. Just Agency, 643-0609. The Above Property Shown 725 Middle Turnpike, East trical wholesalers. Excellent Uniform Plan bank run gravel and fill at ed lamps, art glass, primitives, have nothing to look forward to!" intersection with the Northerly line of Hendee Road); thence many extns, acre lot. Mitten lovely at $19,900. Wolverton R ealtors, 649-6347. By Appointment Tolland Turnpike opportunities. Must be high any quantity. 644-8962. running from said point of beginning Northery along said East­ A gen cy, R ea ltors. 64I-9980. VERNON — Non-development 3 Medical Plan our screening plant or deliv­ Agency, Realtors, 640-2818. EXCELLENT building lot in school graduate. Beacon Ught erly line of said Old State Highway U.S. Route 6, 124 feet to MANCHESTER — New List­ bedroom Ranch, fireplace, rec R. J. FLAGG COMPANY Pension and Profit Sharing ered. George H. Grlfflng, Inc. Glastonbury, Just over one Supply Co., 180 Walnut St., CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, a point; thence turning by interior angle of 90° and running ing. Immaculate 7-room Colon- Ranch, near Park- room, garage, country sized Lawrence Rampellini, Broker COLONIAL FULLY COOKED Plan 742-7886. expert repairing. Colonial Businass Locations Housos For Scrit 72 acre. Good frontage on road. 876-0774 flartford. Easterly along land now or formerly of Benjamin J. Chasse, 300 lal, one block from Center. Excel- treed lot, $19,600. Ray Hol­ feet to a point; thence turning and running Southerly along land Close to school. Earle S. Ro­ Outdoor and Indoor Work REDUCE safe, simple and fast Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. For Rant 64 Elreplaeed living room, formal condition. $17,5(X). Call combe, Realtors, 644-1286. 1266 Hartford Tpke., Rockville Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- MANCHESTER - four room now or formerly of Ernie J. Chasse, Percy J. Chasse and Ben­ han, Realtor, 643-7433. m i E SERVICE man, 46-55 with GoBese tablets. Only 98 dining room , 1% baths, den o r M3-6611. hours per week, must be steady 9 p.m. Sundays open til 6 677 MAIN Street, ground floor Raneh on bus line. Near shop- jamin J. Chasse, (A.B.C. Concrete Products), 124 feet to a point; VEPJfON-CIose to Rt. 88 and Ready To Eat cents. Weldon Drug. fourth bedroom. Low $20’s, for THREE worker and married, paid va- p.m., closed Tuesday and office suite. 376 square foot, ping parkadc, excellent eomU- thence turning and running along other land of Ernie J. Chasse FAMILY — poMiUe, 100’ LOT W ITH 180’ depth. A Vernon Circle, 7-room Split Wontod— Roal Estota 77 REX LUMBER and CHaudette P. Chasse, 300 feet to the point and place of Immediate sale. Bel Air Real . Ration, insurance, bonus and SORRY SAL is now a merry Wednesday. containing 3 rooms, private tloa. CaU now only $14,600. presently a two family with zone, water only. T.J. Crockett Level, 3 bedrooms, family S H A N K H A LF beginning. Said first described line and said last described line E state, 643-9332. H ayes A gen cy, 0484)181. extsUng rooms for third apart- ______Realtor, 648-1677. SELLmO YOUR HOMBT For . ether benefits, experience help- gal. She used Blue Lustre rug lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad­ make an interior amgle of 90°. room, Priced to sell. Wesley HAMS prompt courteous service that hil but not essential. Apply In COMPANY and upholstery cleaner. Rent jacent to bank. Ideal tor pro­ HOUSE L r a - 1^50x300 plus. ______R. Smith, Realtor, 643-1667. ______BUn HALF HAM ■ 69^ ib. Mrson. Nichols Manchester electric riiampooer, $1. Olcott Wanted— To Day SB fessional, insurance or real MUST BB SEEN, 8 room Cape SECOND PARC EL: Located on the Easterly side of the utlUUes, $23,900. Phllbrick gets results, call Louis Dimoek rcsldentlBl, Globe HoUow b OLTON CENTER __ Sullivan Avenue Variety Store. with enclosed porch, fireplace, Old State Highway U.S. Route 8, bounded and described as TWO FA M ILY Agency Resltors, 649-8147. Would R ealty, 649-9828. Tire, Inc., 296 Broad St. HOUSEHOLD lote — AnUques estate office. CaU 649-0097. liv in g room 16x14, dining room follows: Beginning at a point on the Easterly line of said High­ School area. Phyllis Jackston, you believe a 6-room Ranch, DISHWASHER wanted, part- South Windsor BE GENTLE, be kind, to that bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, STORE FOR RENT — down 12x14, beautiful large kitchen way, distant 166 feet from the NorUierly intersection of Burnap BOWERS BOROOL, 7 room Broker, 649-8782. (Will co­ IH baths, 2-car garage. Gold AtX. CASH for your property C O L O N IA L - 12 T O 14 Ib. A V G . glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ 6-4 duplex with separate broke). within 24 hours. Avoid red tim e. Please apply In person. expensive carpet, clean it with town Manchester, State 11x18. Beautiful room slses to Road, also known as Hendee Road, with said Highway; the line heat. Modem and clean R am blin g Cape, 8 o r 4 bed­ Medallion electric heat, kitch­ G asligh t Restaurant, 80 Oak Call 289-9879 Blue Lustre, Rent electric lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Theatre Bldg, inquire Mansig- •ay nothing about how gor- runs thence Northerly along the Easterly line of said Old State rooms, formal dining room, en buUt-ins, one acre lot with tape. Instant service. Hayee Lake St., Bolton. 640-3247. Highway; 124 feet to land of Ernie J. Chasse and Claudette P. apartment. Convenient lo­ DEKUIABLE A zoned building Agency, 646-Oltl. St. shampooer $1. The Sherwln- er, State Theatre, 643-7882. geoue the bouse is. Truly, a cation. den, IH baths, $24,900, PhU- lot 110’ X 160’ on Woodbrldge shade trees, new wall to wall WHOLE HAMS WlUlams Co. must be seen home, $21,900. Chasse, being the first piece herein described; thence at on in­ carpeting in a superb location WE BUY and sell antiques, and brtek Agency Realtors, 049- Street in Manchester. Buy now PRESS OPERATORS FOR RENT or sale — 461 Main Wolverton Agency, Realtors, terior angle of 90° with the last mentioned line and running 8347. for $26,900. For further Infor­ TRUCK DRIVER'S helper. Work used furniture, china, glass, sil­ Easterly 300 feet to a point at land now or formerly of Ernie and build a home to suit your­ ' FORK U FT OPERATORS THE PROVEN carpet cleaner St. BuUdlng and lot next to Poet 849-28U. Why Not Own Now? mation call R. F, Dlmock Oo., WEST VIRGINIA for a 94-year old concern still ver. picture frames, old coins, J. Chasse, Percy J. Chasse and Benjamin J. Chasse (A.B.C. self. <3all Nick Convertino, Jar­ PACKERS Blue Lustre is easy on the Office. ExceUent location tor Less Than Paying Rent $22,000—7 ROOM , 1962 G arrison 649-5245. Listings Needed SEMI operated by families of the budget. Restores forgotten col­ guns, pewter, scrap gold, any use. 646-2426, 9-5. FRANK FILLORAMO offers Concrete Products); thence at right angles with the last men­ Colonial, 4 bedrooms, flreplace, vis Realty Co., Realtors, 648- ' First Shift, 45 Hour Week founders, where you will be as­ ors. Rent electric shampooer, watches, old Jewelry, hob­ this newly listed room Con­ tioned line and running Southerly 124 feet by land now or former­ 1121. VERNON BONELESS ly of Ernie J. Chasse, Percy J. Chasse and Benjamin J. Chasse IH baths, aluminum siding, HAMS sociated with fine home fur­ $1. Paul's Paint A Wallpaper by collections, paintings, aftic SPRUCE ST. 214-218. Small Noyman S. Hohenthal EASTERN BOILER A temporary in the prime Ade- to land now or formerly of Percy J. Chasse; thence Westerly trees, privacy, suburban. MOVE RIGHT IN! ! Desperately nishings. Fringe benefits in Supply. contents or whole estates. Fur­ store heated, reasonable. 247- lalde-Waranoke Rd. area. Four ELECTRONICS, INC. along land now or formerly of Percy J. Chasse, 300 feet to the Realtor 646-1166 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Rosort Pi Owner transferred and leav­ elude participating Insurance niture Repair Service, 643-7449. 4048. bedrooms, 2 full baths, lovely 5324. I have buyers who are willing, SLICED -CENTER CUT W Loomis St. point of beginning. ing Immediately, so price and pension plans. Five day glassed and screened porch. For Sal 74 able and ready to purchase sin­ week; 18 years or older; n

iitmrlffBtfr Ettpttittg Iffralb Avwnfn Dwllr Nat P pbmi R od FM The Week Bnded The Weather Mrs. Marlon Crothers of 718 Rainbow girls and advisors Ajbril 6, 1966 About Town planning to attend the Grand E. Middle Tpke. recently was Clear tonight. Low In upper Worthy Advisors reception at elected a director of the Con­ Limerick Quits Post OF MANOHESTEB 80e or low 40e. Tomorrow fair. Kutin«r Chapter o f the FLETOHER OUSS CO Vernon Center Junior High, necticut Licensed Practical 15,425 High In 60e. Amerloan Society of Safety will meet sit the Masonic Tem­ Nurses Association, Inc., at a ■nglneera will meet tomorrow ple at 7 tonight. convention in Stratford. Manchester A City of Village Charm a* the Colonial House, Hamden. As District Fire Chief •When You Think o f Glass, 16W-4521 The executive board will meet Friendohlp Circle of the Sal­ The cast nf the Little Thea­ Think of Fletcher** VOL. L X X X V n , NO. 161 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTldNS) MANCHESTER, C O m , TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1968 (Otawolfled Adrertlahig oa Page 17) PRICE TEN CENTS at S:16 pan.; dinner wlU be vation Army wlH have a wor­ ter o f MianoheeterNi production Fire Chief Francis J. Limerick, 69, has resigned his served at 8:30, and the regular ship program tomorrow at 7:45 of "Barefoot in the Parit" will post as head Of the 8th District Fire Department, effec­ meeting wiU be at 7:15. Louis p.m. at the church. MaJ. Mary rehearce Act I tonight and tive May 1, citing “ personal reasons’' in his surprise 54 McKEE STREET J. Proulx Jr., chief of Air Pol­ Jane Shaw of Hartford will be Wednesday, and Act in Friday announcement. lution Control Section, Oon- the guest speaker. Hostesses at 8 p.m. at the theater’s stu­ He declined to eleborate on nooticut State Department of are Mrs. James Munsle and dio, 22 Oak St. The production those "personal reasons,” ex­ TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Health, w il apeak on "Air Pol­ Mrs. Thomas Blevlne. staff will work on scenery Sat­ cept to state that they were not from $25.00 t o $45.00 lution." urday at 0 a.m. for health reasons. Some 61,000 Troops Americans Bid Farewell St. BridgetItosary Society will Eighth District president Vic­ Jesse Bralnard, past master meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Kiwanis Club will meet to­ tor Swanson said that Limerick’s Now is the time to bring In your Mreena to be npolN d. of Uriel Lodge o f Masons, will St. Bridget Church for Rosary morrow noon ait Manchester letter of resignation, received Storm window glaas replooed. speak on "Antique Bottles and and Benediction. After a brief Country Club. The board o f di­ last week, contained only one CUass" tomorrow at 8 pjn. at a buainess meeting at 8 p.m. at rectors will meet at 11:30 a.m. sentence and gave no reason for AUTO QLASS INSTALLED meeting o f the Nathan Hale St. Bridget School cafeteria, the action. I n T roublje^d C itie s Square Club at the Masonic Maj. Samuel Rome of the State The board o f directors o f the Limerick said today that, al­ OUSS FURNITURE TOPS By BOB MONROE car and stabbedi t a b ^ to death Mon- largest such force ever turned To Martin Luther King Temple m Merrow. Hie event Police will speak on "Organised Lutz Junior Museum League though he Injured Ms leg sev­ Aasoolated Frees Writer day night at 'tnethe heightheig of rioting out for a civil emergency In the is open to all Masons, their Crime.” The ladies of North wUl meet tomorrow at 0 a.m. eral months ago, it has not kept Some 61,000 National Guards' In several ifegro sections of the United States. faenUies and friends. Methodist Church will be guests o w at the museum. Guest Speaker him from his duties and .that - MIRRORS (Firapl»* D ) men and Army troops were de' at the meeting. Refreriiments Baltimore police said they the injury is not the reason for ployed In the nation’s trouble' The death brought to 28 the had confirmed five separate Manchester Rotary Club will will be served. The Women’s Home League Dr. Raymond Veeder of the his resignation. PICTURE FRAMING (all tyim) meet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at wracked cities today to curb the number of known dead in five sniping incidents Monday night o f the Salvation Army will Institute of living, Hartford, Limerick, a 40-year veteran of the Manchester Country Club. spasms of violence that have days of rioting In dozens of clt- at locaUons around the heart of ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — An audience of America's HoUts Circle of South Metho­ meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the the North End Fire Department, WINDOW and P U T E O U S S Blgln Zatursky of Manchester will speak Wednesday, April 17, shaken the urban centers since, les. AU but four of the dead the city. No one was hit. It was famous said goodbye to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in dist Chiirch will meet tomorrow Junior Hall of the citadel.. Mrs. became chief in October 1961, IQgh School and a group of stu­ at 1:80 p.m. at the annual meet­ the death of Dr. Martin Luthet- were Negroes. More than 1,600 the first outbreak since the start formal funeral services today while thousands thronged at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Brig. Geotge Simons will lead after serving as assistant chief dents who made a recent trip King Jr. have been Injured and more ©f burning and looting Sunday. outside. Robert Burroughs, 267 Green the worship service. A film on ing and election c f officers of for 11 years and lieutenant for 9 to the United Nations, aided In An additional 1,900 federal than 10,000 arrested. n.!-,... Rd. Mrs. Gary Cornell will lead "The Life o f Christ" will be the Women’s Auxiliary of Man­ years before that. During World Senators, governors, civil rights leaders, relirious port by Rotary Funds, will be troops dispatched to Baltimore The death toll Included 11 In te Manchester Memorial Hospital Swanson said today that the Gryk. LIQUID OR CREAM $3.00 ton remained imder guard by a total figure of $6.6 million. Lt. Gov. AtUlio R. Frasstaelii p.m. Members will participate ican Medical Association, Hart­ Mitchum Anti-Perspirant kets all were closed. rent asunder by the black mass­ district board expects to ap­ OO^ay supply. ___ 14,000 federal troops. The 7th Street corridor sus­ Disorders that began after is represenUng Gov. Johq eace moves. But biggest Allied offensive of the Two major steps must be tak­ tinued the rigid enforcement of ments of the Army’s 1st Air Most schools, legal and medl- the 2 p.m. public service in toe crimination in the sale or rental senior U.S. officers said they en first. the dusk-to-dawn curfew Mon­ war—Quyet Thang, or Resolved Cavalry Division took over toe cal offices, munlclpsJ opera- quadrangle of Morehouse Ool- telephone Manchester Assembly, Order of about 80 per cent of the na­ saw no signs that the enemy to Win, in which some 50,000 The Initial move was a vote day...... bunkers which had sheltered toe tlons and other actlvlUes are lege. of Rainbow for Girls, will have tion’s housing. The bill al^o U.S. and South Vietnamese scheduled for today by the ^vemment agencies closed Marines during their 77-day shut down for toe day. It was at Morehouse that King would seek protection for civil troops combed toe jungles and a business meeting tonight at House Rules Committee, which early Monday to clear the ™ese officei-s said toe termi­ siege. Numerous businesses — earned his bachelor’s degree FREE rights workers, penalize rioters nation of toe five Allied opera- villages in five provinces 7:30 at the Masonic 'Temple last month refused to give streets for toe 6 p.m. curfew. As South Vietnamese paratroop­ among them toe Southern New and first shaped his doctrine of Members are reminded to bring TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON and extend constitutional guar­ around Saigon 'to prevent a re­ England Telephone Co. and Uni- peaceful social dissent. Dr Ren­ DELIVERY immediate clearance for a antees to American Indians. that hour neared, young soldiers also did not necessarily ers reported killtag 11 enemy their baby pictures. SALE posted on downtown street cor- ® de-oscalaUon by the al- newal of toe Tet offensive soldiers four miles southeast of ted Illuminating Co.—announced jamln Mays, retired president House showdown on the bill. Whether the assassination last against toe capital. The second and final congres­ ners with unloaded rifles slung ^ Khe Sanh late Monday and said closedowns in their offices for of Morehouse and one of King’s week of Neg;ro leader Dr. Mar­ From time to time we close The operation accomplished Tour order for drug needs The VFW Auxiliary wiU meet sional step—a vote on enact­ over their shoulders ogled mini- ___ one government man also was today. college instructors, leads toe Barbizon's tin Luther King Jr. and the sub­ that, but most of the more than and ooametlos will be taken tomon-ow at 7:30 p.m. at the ment—'Would be taken Wednes­ ^ e d secretaries hurrytag Miied. Many large industries decided public service. sequent violence in big cities— one senior officer for Gen. Wll- 13,000 Viet Cong and North Viet- core of Immediately. post home day if the committee acts in re­ through a light spring rain. U.S. B62 bombers flew seven not to halt operationd( In Wa- Afterward toe funeral cortege including rioting near Capitol 11am C. Westmoreland’s staff namese troops that had been re­ best-selling sponse to leadership hopes and TTie Civil Service Commission raids Monday night tind this terbury, Scovill Manufacturing will go by car to the South View Memoria T>emple, Pythian Hill Itself—helped or hurt the said. “ We cannot announce toe ported in toe area eluded toe requests. encouraged agencies "to be lib­ morning, six of them against Co. said that instead It was put- Cemetery, five miles from the KRAKUSdAMS Sisters, win meet tomorrow at BINGO bill's chances was debatable. new ones immediately. It may searching force. U.S. headquar­ suspected North Vietnamese ting up $50,000 in King’s honor college, where King will be en- Even opponents of the bill ta eral ta granting annual leave" Some members said the trend be a day or so. This does not ters said 2,658 enemy were (jJsddojnii, 8 pjn. at Odd FellowB Hall. petti-slip its present form voice doubt Hostesses are Mrs. Clsra Rob­ ORANGE HAU EVERY TUESDAY of their mall was that (Congress (See Page Two) necessarily represent a de-esca- killed in the month-long opera- (8ee Page Seven) (See Page Thirteen) (flee Page Ten) 787 MAIN ST.—648-6821 they can further delay a deci­ should not be pressured into iU>. $ 9 Q Q Freaerlptlon Pharmacy inson, Mrs. Martha Leemon and PETTI-BEAU sion. They lost one of their fol­ Mrs. Mazy Conn. hastily enacting such a major C o n lowers over the weekend when bill. Rep. John B. Anderson of 1111- Others said their constituents nols, one of the live Republican ^ calling for prompt action 5 Lb. Krokus Hems ^.39 Rules Committee members. as a possible means of averting AT BURNHAM & BRADY switched his position. more violence ta toe summer U.S.^ Hanoi Confer 1 2 L NOW Anderson was on toe winning months ahead and as a memo­ 3 and 5 IV. cans of Ham fn>m side of toe 8-7 committee vote rial to King. ' Oscar Mayer . . . last month that slowed dowif toe There was an apparent weak­ J f c t 3.10 bill’s progress. ening in toe remks of House Re- Folly cooked MoneU’s Hams (in meie The issue before the Rules blue wrapper) 11 to 14 lbs. . . . panel and the House Itself Is (See Page Two) On Meeting Sites DIM whide or butt half. H E U . 4 M tftM IMBWOBD Folly cooked First Prize 11 to i o m B i The United States originally "We shall be trying," he said, THURMONT, Md. (AP) "to work out prompUy a time 14 lb. horn. Whole or butt half President Johnson said proposed Geneva as toe place Ib. Both Morrell and 1st for U.S. and North Vietnamese and a place for talks." todajf’ the United States is envoys to get together, while By talks, Johnson did not Prize Hams are hockless and Pilot of Flaming Jet in touch with North Viet­ For smooth fit under knits, North Vietnam proposed Phom mean a fuU-scale peace parley. shaiddesB. MILK CHOCOLATE Hanoi thus far has signaled that this tov.ly lafreddaS oaltl- nam about alternative sites Penh, the capital of Cambodia. White & Pastel Pops Pectin Jelly EGGS 4 9 < t bag which could be convenient Johnson did not disclose what its Initial interest is ta gaining a slip f.aturM Spandex hip promise that toe United States inserts. IM S 7-1S, Miss, S, to both sides for prelim- alternative places the United I ARniT Colored Praised by Survivors will halt unconditionally all ' In delicious oentars- M, L, X I In whit., black, inary peace talks. states had suggested to the Ha- Coconut new U.S. bombing of North Vietnam "end 9 "We are ta agreement with uol in toe new U.S. exchange Butter Cream, Fudge, navy. nude. all other acts of war" against LONDON (.AP) —One engine Some of toe passengers saw our allies,” Johnson added. with North Vietnam. Nor did he SWIFT PREMIUM CHICKIE POPS 65^ Marshmallow Cocoanut, Fruit & that country. caught fire and fell off and toe the plane’s Inner left engine "and are prepared for ambassa­ say where the diplomatic mes­ SMALL Eggs TafrMiciaS is Barbizen's ® break off and plunge into a wat- sage had been passed on to toe The Camp David conference woven bland of polyester left wing was ta flames. But gravel pit southwest of dorial contacts just as soon as b u t t e u b a u !4 lb. Slicing Eggs for 49< arrangements can be complet­ North Vietnamese. came against a backdrop of dip­ All lodlvlduftlly pack" and nylon. Capt. Charles Taylor landed toe London, narrowly missing near- BUNNY POPS 2 for 29‘ ed." On a previous occasion toe ex­ lomatic fencing ta which toe big Jetliner and "we must owe by houses, change was through Vientiane, North Vietnamese government c i i o c o i ^ i Ejgs 1|,_ Ejp to'gg. Johnson spoke to newsmen MEDIUM our lives to him,” said one of growing all the the Laotian capital, where both has implied that toe next move TURKEYS Boxes. briefly after a breakfast confer­ countries have diplomatic mis­ is Johnson’s. 20 to 21 lbs. toe 121 su^lvors. time, but toe pilot brought tjie ence with Ellsworth Bunker, BUNNY POPS 39‘ Jelly Rabbits , Five of toe 126 persons aboard round and we landed sions. And thousands of choco-| U.S. ambassador to South Viet- Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy 1 Ib. Slicing Eggs for M.39 were killed and 22 Injured in the minutes later,’’ Deltsch Bunker, who arrived this Trinh of North Vietnam told 10 to 12 lb. Buttorboll Hen Turkeys ... ,1b. 39c LARGE . late bunnies, chicks, crash landing Monday at Lon- nam, and other senior advisers . * . j ___ Many Other High . ^ eggs made with our own at Camp David near this town ' “ "^^PT’dent V aries (tolling- 11 to 14 Mb. OoMen Harvest Turkeys .. .ib. 45c don Airport. Survivors and offl Base, Md., outsid/i the nation’s wood of toe Columbia Broad­ BUNNY POPS 59‘ Quality Confections excellent coatings.--— “ It was a beautiful landing. of 3,000 persons. HOUSE dais of British Overseas Air The pilot was brilliant. He real" - capital, flew by helicopter to toe casting System in an interview In all sizes. Johnson disclosed Monday an Special all white Grade AA large Strickbind Farms ways Corp—BOAC—said toe ly was brlUIaht.’’ camp. He was accompanied by broadcast last Saturday: skill and courage of toe pilot, a official response from Hanoi to Everything s6emed "beautl- Secretary of State Dean Rusk', "In toe course of this (iniUal) New Zealander, prevented a his bid for direct contacts to get Secretary of Defense Clark M. E G G S Doz. 49c BHH'T FORfiET YOUII FAVORITE fuUy under control," said anoto- talks going between the oppos­ contact toe American side wiU (Jnat wliat you wont for oolorlng and for Easter OPEN Til 9 p.m. much more serious accident. passenger. Miss Helena Mor- Clifford, and Gen. Earle G. specify toe date when the un­ ing sides in the Vietnam war. breakfasta . . . ) We are making Two minutes after toe Boeing ^ ^ Wheeler, chairman of the Joint conditional cessaUon of toe U.B. eiiMtLATBS M ONE/ TWO. THREE the popular 707 jeUlner took off from Lon- The President reported today: on was stlU Chiefs of Staff. bombing raids and all other acts HAMS AND TURKEYS IN A U SIZES xm F iv i f r o n d bo xes; "LAST SUPPER" don for Sydney, AustraUa, I coming through toe loudspeak- "We have consulted with our In announcing toe meeting of war against toe Democratic Chocolate mold Wednesday, April 10 looked and saw toe side was all allies about the (Hanoi) mes­ Monday, Jolmson disclosed toe Republic of Vietnam will be­ READY FOR YOUR SELECTION again this year sage that I referred to yester­ receipt of a' formal reply from HALE I? ‘WO genUemen stood come effecUve;- then the two Deitsch, 27, of Teaneck, N.L ^ aside to let the women get off day on alternative sites, and we Hanoi to-his expressed wlUtag- sides wlU reach agreement on owm m so/fm ss t h r u Sa t u r d a y t i l o p .m . Thursday, April 11 “ I first down toe escape chute. I are back in touch with Elanol ness to undertake preliminary the date, place and level of toe nNEHURST GROCERY, INC.\ $1.59 got a choice. Eltoer he larute toe ^ ^ and discussing a number of al- diplomatic wntacts with repre­ Friday, April 12 illiiliiiili iiiiiiiiiii formal talks between the Demo- CORNER BfAIN and TURNPIKE WM. Edit H«rHbrd • 209-2724 plane or the wing will fall off ^ (AP Pbotofaz) ternaUve locations which could sentatives

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