THURSDAY, MAY 9; 1968

iSlmtrlrrBtrr Eitratns HmUi Av«rag« Daily Net Press Run For Use WMk Ended The Weather Schuetz Receives Citations May 4, 1966 Pair tonight, low near 60. To- • David ICalausky, son of Mrs. Ostrude Paj^ani of 16 Eldrldge For Bringing Cheer to Vets 15,070 ilanrijpatpr lEupntttg Mpralb morrow fair, high In 70*. St., recently received a certi­ Manehetter— A City o f VUIage Charm ficate and silver key for solxAd'- During an epidemic at Fort with much pleasure by both the shlp and participation in camp­ Leavenworth Hospital in Kan­ patients and the staff.*’ VCollege. She Is a 1667 and Hospital. For five hours veterans aU sing the old songs. lish freedom-flgliter who reg­ graduate of Manchester High they bring cheer to about 160 It gives you a warm feeling to DALLAS,H Tex. it (AP) — 1 stranded e x by a high s water In the ularly marches with antl- School. be with the old buddies. Preliminary Peace Talks of the 1,160 vets there. Athens area of East Texas. Oomnuinlst signs at demon- ^or '^om e of these men have Flash floods beset three “ I have learned to know all stratloiu, w&s atabbed today very faithful wives who travbl areas of Texas today after Farm road bridges were William Bracken, son of Mr. these men by their names," as a omitiiigent o f the Poor many miles to see them and turbulent weather caused washed out in the Athens area. and Mrs. Hugh Bracken of 67 Schuetz said. "Some of the Peopfets March boarded Essex St., received second hon­ vets have been there 16 years puah their wheel chairs and five deaths, damage run­ Two tomeudo funnels were PARIS (AP)-^U.S. and HALE sighted on Houston's northern busea in Boston. He was tak­ North Vietnamese repre­ ors for the fifth marking per­ or more.’’ many have no family or (Herald photo by Pinto) ning into hundreds of outskirts but neither touched en to Boaton City Hospital iod at Milford Academy. friends. We see them all." sentatives a^eed today to Schuetz retired from Cheney ...... f/isce...... thousands of dollars, de­ ground. where oftictals said he had Bros. 14 years ago after 61 start preliminary peace ne­ Is a Seven-Leaf Clover Lucky? lilylijiili'iiniiiiil I $ $3 iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii railment of a freight train Water ebbed slowly after ris­ suffered a stab wound on years working there. ShocAly gotiations at 10;30 a.m. The Women’s Auxiliary of and bridge washouts. ing two to sbe feet deep in 600 to his left side. BQs name was It's not a "lucky" four-leaf, but a seven-leaf clover at right. A Manchester resident discovered after his retirement, the Army the Mamdhester Midget and Heavy rains caused the de- 700 homes at Midland In West placed on the danger Hit and Monday following a further the seven-leaf clover, last Sunday as she was gazing at her backyard lawn. Mrs. Earl H. Rudln Navy Club, which he has be­ School Menus Pony\^atba11 Association will A naliment today o( 28 oars and Texas by estimate of police Sgt. he waa taken for Xrays. meeting Saturday on ar­ Sr. of 82 Maple St. also found several six-leaf clovers like the one pictured at left, Mrs. Rudln longed tto since it began in 1016 jp p o n t^ a rummage sale tomor- said that In the 20 years that she has lived there this is the first seven-leaf clover she has the engine of a northbound Cot­ R. D. Lemon. There also was The Incident ooonrred onf- rangements. Sippodnted him their ambassa­ Tow from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. found. She said three and four-leaf ones are all that she has noticed in previous years. The Manchester public school ton Belt freight train at Dauphin damage from a small tornado at olde the offices of the Boston The starting time was worked at the MlaBonic Temple. dor. menu for the week of May 18 in East Texas. Nine inches of Midland. chapter of the Southern out In the session of first contact “ He’s done a great job," ac­ is as follows; rain fell at Dauphin. Christian Leadenhlp Confer­ here today t>etween Ambassa­ St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Official warnings of renewed The Couples Club of Center Mrs. LlUlan PhilUpe, 47 Ebsex cording to James J. Anderson, Monday: Hamburg gravy on One of the railroad cars was ence, sponsor o f the march. dor Cyrus R, Vance, deputy of Hospital Notes Ross Clark, 10 Clinton St. St. local club president. storms went up before dawn, Congregational Church will mashed potato, peas emd car­ fUled with lumber and the oth­ meanwhile, at CTorpus Christ! on the U.S. delegation, and Col. Ha DISCHARGED YESTER­ Also, Joseph MoOavanagh, 50 Anderson said the club recent­ rots, bread, butter, milk, pears. meet Saturday at 8 p.m. in the All evening visiting hours end ers were empties. The rains the Lower Texas Coast, where Van Lau, No. 2 man In the DAY: Stanley Daivls, 338 Oak­ Homestead St.; George 0>1- ly honored Schuetz and his wife Tuesday; Ravioli with meat Robbins Room of the church. at 8 p.m., and start. In tne vari­ caused an embankment to slide two teen-agers drowned Thurs­ North Vietnamese gjoup. land St., Wapping; Erick letlte. Lake Rd., Andover; Mrs. ^ 44 years with a special din­ sauce, tossed salad, French They spoke separately to A meniber of the State Police ous units, at: Pediatrics, 3 onto the track. day as flood waters gushed m will speak about "Organized Erickson, 616 Doming Wap­ Wilma Whdtehouse, Torry Rd., ner night for them. He was also bread, butter, milk, jello with Several trucks and oars were newsmen after this meeting, p.m.; self service unit, 10 a.m.; ping; Mrs. Noella Fuller, 15 Tolland; Patricia Kudlach, Glas- given plaques for "doing the topping. down a drainage ditch in a city M ove Seen Crime.” Those wishing more park. which lasted nearly two hours. Crowell House, 6 p.m. weekdays, Fheilips Rd.; Mrs. Geraldine tonlbury; Mrs. Frances Breen, most for the club" in 1964, 1665 Wednesday: Frankfurt on information may contact Mr. Up to 11 Inches of rain The announcement indicated S p.m., weekends and holidays; Ttacy, 87 Farter St.; Mrs. Qy- 76 Bridge St.; Hotoert MuiUk, and 1966. roll, potato chips, wax beans, and Mrs. Donald Ellis of 26 swamped an area Just north of both sides were prepared to skip private rooms, 10 a.m.; semi- rene Booth, 115 Maple St.; Rob­ East Hartford; Mrs. (Trace MaJ. Francis E. Miner, as- milk, ice cream. T o R e le a se Dartmouth Rd. or Mr. and Mrs. Corpus CHurlatl and four twist­ over possible procedural dis­ private rooms, 3 p.m.; visiting ert Jtdinson, 331 (Darter St., Kadis, 474 Main St.; Mrs. statant commandant ^at the Thursday: Sliced turkey, gra­ Alan Larkin of 62 Somerset Dr. ers in the vicinity inflicted putes which could deadlock the in 310, 314, and 328 is any tiino Boliton; Sdott Hanson, 86 Adh Doris Rickis, 20 Jensen St.; Rocky HUl Hospital, said, "The vy, cranberry sauce, mashed limited damage. conference at the very(ffilwet. for Immediate family only, with St. Ext.; Richard Sarbwell, Mrs. Bernice and^Roger Mar- Humphrey P u eb lo Cre^\^ The Nayaug Yacht Club will smiling countenances ot both potato, whole kernel corn, The North Vietnamese yrere a five-minute limitation. After­ East Hartford; Lisa Richard, Cham, Reservoir Rd., Rockville; Mr. and Mrs. Schuetz have bread, butter, milk, mixed fruit. Fresh flooding developed have its final meetinig of the along the Trinity River and its reported to have asked for the noon visiting hours in obstetrics 499 Woodbrldge St.; Nancy Patrick Shea, (Dreatfleld ‘ Oon- been o f great therapeutic value Friday: Baked macaroni and WASHINGTON (AP) — A first contact today to be held at winter season at a potluck Sat­ tributary creeks below Dallas are 3 to 4 p.m., then begin again Hulser, 186 Henry St.; George vaJeocent Home; Peter Poster, to all the patients, and their cheese, beets, bread, butter, congressman whose subcommit­ less than top level In prder to urday at 7 p.m. at the Marine Finds New during the night as an estimated at 7 p.m. iVlritors ore asked not Fortin, 12 BirCh Rd., Wapping; 65 Baker Rd., Vernon. visits are looked forward to milk, chocolate cake. tee deals In Aslan matters says arrange procedural details, U.S. Corps League headquarters, 10 inches of rain sent water to smoke in patient’s rooms. No there is some indication North officials expressed dlsap^lnt- Glastonbury. climbing into perhaps three doz­ more than two visitors at one Korea is moving toward release ment and said they had been en homes at Ck>rslcana. The time per patient. Slogan of the 82 crewmen of the U.8. prepared to go into full-scale The Democratic Women’s same deluge caused less severe intelligence ship Pueblo. Patients Today 807 Hiiiiiiiliiliiilllllliliilliliiiiljl preliminary talks this after­ Club of Manchester vrill have a flooding farther east at Malak- But admlnlstraUon officials noon. bake and plant sale Saturday RAWLINS, Wyo. (AP) — Vice off and Athens. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: President Hubert H. Humphrey, said they had no new progress Officially a U.S. spokesman starting at 10 a.m. at 677 Main As the waters rose from. Cor­ to report in the long negotia­ would say only that the delega­ St., between Fairway and Nas- Mrs. Eleanor Bolduc, 88 Linden who in his speeches likes to link sicana to Athens, the Weather himself to such DemocraUc tions to win release of the ship tion had not requested this kind siff Arms Co. Members wlshinig St.; Robert Burrill, 82 Felt Rd., HOUSE Bureau issued a special flood and crew. U.S. Ambassador W. Averell Harriman, left, and top Hanoi envoy Xuan Thuy. (AP Photofax) of beginning. more information may contact presidents as Roosevelt, Tru­ warning for five counties trav­ Wapping; Otto CainelU, 648 Av­ man, Kennedy and Johnson, has Rep. Clement J. Zablockl, D- Saturday’s second procedural Mrs. Theodore Brindamour of ery St., Wapping; Laura Calla­ ersed by the Trinity River be­ session will begin at 10:30 a.m. 8 Dover Rd., chairman; or Mrs. also found a slogan. low Dallas. Wls., chairman of the House han, 123 Pierce Rd., South subcommittee on Asian and Pa­ (5:30 a.m. EDT) Francis Pisch of 71 Grant Rd., TO MOTHER.. WITH LOVE Franklin D. Roosevelt had the At Midland, salesman Heu- Windsor; Iver Carlson, 60 cific affairs, told a newsnian U.S. Ambassador W. Averell co-chairman. New Deal, Harry S. Truman bert D. Neighbors, 46, of Lub­ Bombs Hit VC Holdouts in Saigon Haynes St.; Stephen Coutu, 27 that while he couldn’t go Into Harriman and the leader of the had the Fair Deal, John P. Ken­ bock drowned as a torrent car­ Old Town Rd., Vernon; Mrs. details, "there Is some Indica­ negotiating team from Hanoi, nedy used the New Frontier and ried his car into a flooded draw (Mrs. Altden T. Grant of 606 Joan D’Amour, 321 Andover tion that they will be released." Xuan Thuy, stayed in the back­ N. Main St. left by plane to­ „ •» Lyndon Johnson has the Great and battered the vehicle against Lake Rd., Andover; Mrs. Berylo' Society. "There Is no doubt that we ground berause It was agreed In day for a three-e concerned only with In Denver, Ck>lo., and in Atlan­ and Rafael Galvan IH, 17, who ers and artillery rained tons of ing Viet Cong. And the U.S. Command con­ gal. Thompsonvllle; Mrs. May Jos- Pueblo Jan. 23 set off an inter­ communiques indicated the pat­ procedural problems. iiliiiilii**# * iiiliiiiil! tic City, N.J., Ijefore delegates tried to rescue her. A sudden explosives late this afternoon on firmed a report earlier this lin, 26 Nye St. national crisis which is being The Americans from the 6th tern was much the same up and A spokesman said the United gift shell love to wearl! of the United Auto Workers rise rolled down a ditch in the stubborn Viet CJong holdouts week from Pentagon sources In Jehovah’s Witnesses will have dealt with mainly at U.S.-North Division appeared to be driving down the country, except for States accepted this arrange­ Also, Charles King Jr., 60 union, Humphrey trotted out the city’s Lamar Park where a along the southern edge of Sai­ Washington that Communist harassing enemy shelling. a theocrsdlc ministry school to­ Korean talks at the Korean the enemy away from South ment, which was reported pro­ Windsorvllle Rd., South Wind­ phrase, “ New Democracy" and number were surfing and wtul- gon, but generally the war MIG fighters are operating in morrow at 7 ;80 p.m. and a serv­ truce site, Panmunjom. Vietnam’s capital on the sixth But there still was heavy ene­ posed by North Vietnam. U.S. sor; Mrs. Maude Kloppenburg, proposed that he would be able Ing. The current pinned both slowed down as American and the North Vietnamese panhan­ my fire from both sides of the ice meeting at 8:85 at Kingdom State Department officials day of the Viet Cong's "peace officials expressed dlsappolnt- 62 Holl St.; Mrs. Alexandra to deliver it if elected president. young people against a ■ storm North Vietnamese peace nego­ talk" offensive. Intelligence dle south of the 20th parallel for Kinh Dol Canal which fonns the mant that Harriman and Thuy HaU. KraCh, East Hartford; Lorri said Thursday the ship has been Speaking to O>lorado Demo­ sewer grating and it took five tiators prepared to meet In Par­ sources said U.S. and South the first time In the war. southern )x>undary of Saigon. had not been able to begin sub­ Ubby, Wales Rd., Andover; the little girl look ih cool kodel moved from Wonsan Harbor. is. IVI The board of deacons of Sec­ crats named delegates in pre­ men to pull the bodies free. Vietnamese forces had virtually The command said a MIG21 An American helicopter gunshlp stantive discussions Immedlete- Donald McLaughlin, 41 Beelze­ The North Koreans first brought A battalion commander from ond Congregational Church will cinct caucuses—the first step to­ A pileup Invovlng three vehi­ crushed, at least for the time shot down an American F4 making a rocket pass south of ly bub Rd., Wapping; Stanley it there after seizing It In what the U.S. 9th Infantry Division meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at ward naming delegates to the cles killed Robert R. Van Dlne^ being, the waves of attacks on Phantom Tuesday about 145 the "Y ” Bridge across the canal Some foresaw the poseibllity Majeskl, 69 North St.; Marjorie the United States claims were called alrstiTkes and a rolling the church. m in im i Democratic naUonal convention 38, of Dallas on a sharp curve International waters. Saigon that began last Sunday. miles north of the demilitarized crashed a | id burned, }x>sslbly of an extended deadlock over Monahan, 709 Doming St., Wap­ artillery barrage down on the They said one reason for the zone. In August—Humphrey promised near Centerville In East Texas The Reds were reported to brought down by enemy fire. ping; Mrs. Armanda Nadeau, during a heavy rain. last major group of enemy sol­ enemy setback was that U.S. (See Page Fourteen) Trinity Covenant Church will Thursday night “ to bring to have moved the vessel to a The U.S. (Command reported American armored personnel East Hartford; Francis Russell, America a New Democracy.” Another highway accident, in­ diers still pressing the Viet troops sweeping the countryside nearly 3,000 Viet CJong and carriers were strung along the have a Mother and Daughter RFD 2, Bolton; Mrs. Sarah Sta­ ^ M f t i 1 pc. bonded acetate jersey print smaller North Korean port In a speech prepared for de­ volving two cars and a truck, (3ong's six-day-old "peace talk” around Saigon intercepted much North Vietnamese killed in the blrdge. Infantrymen from the Banquet tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. cy, Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington; sleeveless shift, solid piping trim, self about 50 miles above Wonsan. livery in Rawlins today, Hum­ killed Mrs. Maude Bailey, 65, of offensive. of the Viet Cong and North Viet­ last five days of fighting around U.S. 9th DivislDn were deployed at the church. Walter Topllff, 16 Washington tie sash. Black/white, green/white, beige/ The whereabouts of the Amer­ phrey declared, "You've all Quanah during a driving rain The American bombs and namese forces before they Saigon. One U.S. source said In the burned out area south of St.; Mrs. Dorothy Weiss, 6P white. Sizes 10-18,1416-22'A. ican crewmen is being kept se­ stalls devastated a narrow row State News A reached the capital. elements of 19 enemy battalions heard about the new economics. near Wichita Falls. cret and the North Koreans the bridge, looking for snipers Brookfield St.; Mrs. Sally Wood. of homes, shanties and shops Two major developments pressing toward the city had 12.00 Well let me tell you we can have A cold front along a line Unk­ have rebuffed Red Oo.ss etlorts still hidden in the smouldering 82 Center Rd., Vernon; Charles stretching hsilf a mile along the were reported in the air war been repulsed during the past a New Democracy In our coun­ ing Texarkana, Dallas and Wink in behalf of the prisoners. rubble. A helicopter was evacu­ RUBBER STAMPS Zaglio, South Glastonbury. 2.93 southern limits of the capital week with heavy losses. try if we plan for it now and was nearly stalled and moist air against North Vietnam. U.S. ManchMter But Zablockl said he has been ating wounded from Just south Man, 4 2 , BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A work for it. from the Gulf of Mexico overran where 9th Division infantrymen Navy pilots said they blew up Most of the capital was calm Blueprint and Supply, Inc. High-yoked gowns and shifts trmimed with satin rosebuds and informed the Americans are in had clashed repeatedly with the biggest oil depot in the today, with life back to normal. (See Page Eighteen) daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ good health. 600 Hartford Bd. lace. Wash and dry, never-press. Mlnl-gown and shift have (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Four) liam Harkins, 189 W. Middle He also said he knows of no Manchester, Conn.—640-8603 Tpke.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. elasticized baby puff sleeves. In luclous pink, blue, aqua. BockviUe Exchange Ent. 1400 P, s, m, U.S. effort to free the men by Guilty in Alfred Cavallo, 41 Strickland paying ransom. matching C oat ...... 3.98 Representatives of the oppos-. Y ing sides met aghln at Panmun jpm Tuesday—their 16th session M 16 Sale Two Trapped Miners on the Pueblo. There was no A gw o f Heme & Garden Center HARTFORD (AP)—A 42-year- outward evidence of progress old man who admitted In court resulting from the 30-mlnute talk. he sneaked parts of M-16 rifles out of the Colts Firearms plant The North Koreans are calling Reach 13 Others and reassembled them at home on the United States to admit has been convicted of illegal HOMINY FALLS, W.Va. AP) C. E. Richardson, president of guilt and apologize for what sale of two of the weapons. —TVo men trapped four days in the Maust. Coal and Coke Co., they contend was criminal es­ SHE'LL fEEL LIKE A QUEEN James P. Furlong of Hartford said much depended on the op­ pionage within their territorial IN KODEL-COTTON the dark, flooded passageway- «was found guilty after a day­ dt a coal mine crawled a half- eration of the big pumi>s drain­ waters. ing the passageway. long trial Thursday In U.S. Dis­ mile through 10 Inches of water MaJ. Gen. (3iung Kook Pak trict <3ourt on two counts of Vi­ today to reach another 13 known "If the pumps keep working speaks for North Korea at Pan­ G o a f , like we hope they will,” he said, olating the National Firearms to be alive. munjom. The chief American Act. "we hope to have the 16 out by 6 delegate on the armistice com­ The remaining 10 of the 25 p.m." (Conviction on each count car­ a e 't a men, trapped when millions of mission at the time of the ship ries a sentence of up to five gallons of water poured Into the "While some crews moved seizure. Rear Adm. John V. years or $6,000 fine or both. mine through a wall break Mon­ pumps farther Into the mine, Smith, was succeeded at Pan­ Furlong previously worked at day, are presumed dead. There other workers gouged through munjom May 1 by Army Brig. Oolts repairing the automatic has been no contact with them. the other side of the mountain. Gen. Gilbert H. Woodward In M-16, which Is used by U.S. s.9a They were creating another tun­ what was termed a routine shift troops in Vietnam. Tbursday, he Bell sleeve coat trimmed with nylon lace and Mine foreman Frank Davis nel as an alternate route to the In assignments.. (fngarf* d0partm»nt and miner Edward Rudd, isolat­ told Judge T. Emmet Clarie that dainty embraidery. Shirtgawn has pin-tucked yake point where 15 awaited rescue. North Korea, meanwhile, con­ ed 1V4 miles from the mine en­ he had smuggled i>arts of the and tiny cap sleeves. Permanent press kadel paly- AA 6 a.m. the (timnel was tinues to berate the United ester and cattan. Pink, blue, maize, aqua. S, m, I. trance, groped through the mur­ rifle from the West Hartford "about halfway through," but States In what U.S. officials re­ ky waters and reached the other plant to his apartment where another official pinned his hopes gard as a Red effort to extract group at 10:30 a.m. The group he rea^embled the weapon. on the pumps. maxlnium propaganda mileage of 13 was cut off by the flood "In view of the delays entxiun- fromBthe affair. NOW FROM FORD waters one mile from the mine Birch Society Allowed tered In the tunnel,” said over­ North Korea has allowed let­ CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED opening. 8- 10-,and 12-hp lawn and garden tractors night rescue' director C. E. ters front Pueblo crewmen to be To Be In Porado The director of rescue opera­ Stmdstrom, "I still think they sent luto the United States. NORWALK (AP) Tbe John Let a new Ford tractor speed your work the year 'round tions said it was hoped that will be able to pump the water The letters have been sent to Birch Society will be allowed to "we'll have them out late this take part in Norwalk’s Memor­ Here's power,equipment to help you get the joh done easier afternoon.” (See Page Three) (See Page Nineteen) and more quickly. Safe, rugged, versatile, easy to operate. ial Day parade after all. The town’s parade committee, Here are some outstanding features: after a word from Norwalk’s Choice of tires: standard, Cigarette lighter, comfort corporation counsel, declared Thursday night its vote taken wide base flotation or agri­ seat and backrest, tool box Questions and Answers last week banning the Birch cultural treads fenders, footrest— standard Baby-Dress Sleepwear For Her group was null and void. equipment Powerdrive clutch for posi­ KODEL AND CO H O N Donald Reed, corporation tive engagement of equip­ counsel, advised the committee How Would a Surcharge that the parade w as' city-funded ment Automotive-type 4-speed, or shift-on-the-go auto and that the city has no right Handy lift leverfor mounted to ban anyone or any organiza­ matic transmission equipment m lnl-gow na, aHIfts. tion from the march as long Affect .Income Taxes? as the theme of patriotism was 12-volt battery and safety M ore than 50 optional complied with. starter attachments WASHINGTON (AP) —Most days after the signing. The come tax brackets—those who Americans will begin paying treasury Department Is now pay taxes at the 14 and 16 per State Tax Hike Seen Stop by soon. See the outstanding Ford lawn and garder more federal Income taxes planning to begin collecting the cent rates—will pay nothing NEW HAVEN (AP)—"A tax tractor lineup and equipment. shortly. If Congress enacts the additional tax about June 10. more. increase is In the offing” for 10 per cent suVeharge package 0 —What Is a surcharge? (J—How will I pay the tax? worked out by Senate-House A—Beginning with the first Connecticut, says the chairman FORD TRACTOR A—It’s actually a tax levied of the Connecticut Public Ex­ 3.03 conferees—and if President paycheck after June 10, accord­ on a tax. The Treasury and penditure Council. 1 pc. Arnel/Forfrel print skimmer, jewel Johnson signs It. ing to the present schedule, Presh young coal a-drift with lace. Gown beautifully detailed with Johnson administration pre­ Paul V. Hayden, retired pres­ Welcome Here neckline, short sleeves, self button The President has sought the ferred the tax Increase In this your paycheck will reflect a de­ nosegay appliques and a wealth of wide French lace. Permanent trim on A-line panel skirt. Green ond duction covering the surcharge. ident of the (Connecticut Ught tax hike but it Is not certain he way instead of-^ basic change In k Power Co., made the state­ press. White, pink, maize and aqua. P, i, m, I. gold. Sizes 12-20. will go along with congresslwial ratra to preserve Its Identity as For example, if |15 a week la now deducted from your pay- ment at the annual meeting of demands for a $6 billion spend­ a temporary tax and to make it the CPEC Thursday, 16.00 ing cut that would accompany easier to remove once the Viet­ check for federal Income taxes, matching coat ...... 4.98 you will pay an addltlmal $1.60 Solving urban problems will Agway Home & Garden Center it. nam war permits. be costly, Hayden said, and the Buckland Store — Exit 93, Route 15 , for a total of $16.60 (J—When would the 10 per

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 Two Trapped Miners Vernon AUCTION Coventry THEATER TIME Sheinwold on MAKE Y O tR MOTHER’S DAY SCHEDULE GAimOVS FLAVINO MAV B E Reach 13 Others School Theater Group Sets 7 Students DANOEBODS NORTH DINNER RESERVATIONS MAY 11—10:00 A.M. Bunwide—Graduate 7:05-9:10 ♦ KQ2' (Continued from Page One) Cinema I—H»e Fox, 7:16- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 9 Q4 a slope opposite tile entrance O 653 3 One-Act Plays Tomorrow 9:80 Selected for If it’s your ipibiUon to walk AT oqt and rescue the men through dwindled Thursday as a steady BENEFIT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH State^-'Texas Today, «:*0- across Niagara'Fals cm a tight­ A KQ742 the main shaft before the alter­ rain fell. ttie Coventry 9V>oUlghtei« Of up will be presented In the Long- 8:40. ScaliphunterB, 7:00-9:00 Youth Parley rope, you won’t improve your WEST EAST PIANO’S RESTAURANT nate tunnel is completed.” The rain made the drilling of Toko first right oost of Bolton Notch on Coventry Hlgti School will pre- ley School auditorium at S p.m. U.A. Theater — Dirty Doion, chances by carrying a doctor on 4> 65 d 8 7 4 The tunnel crews ran into a new hole—for a pump to drain ^ Rotito 44A •ent three one-act playa at 8 Kindergarten Aides 7:00. Patch of Blue, 9:25 Two girls and fiye boys, all your back. As every experienc- ^ 1 10 98 Q7K7532 6 and 44A — BoHon hard rock during the pre-dawn the center of the swag through p.m. tomorrow and Saturday In Volunteer mothers assisting East Hamttord Drlve-Jh— members of the Junior class at ed bridge player knows, there 0 K742 0 QJ8 643-2342 hours and it all but halted for­ the top of the mountain—diffi­ the school auditorium to raise with classes of the North Coven­ WUd Rebels, 8:10. BDeHoats RockvlUe High School, have is such a thing as being too oau- A AI8 A 10 6 ward movement. cult because dirt roads became funds for the school’s drama try Cooperative Kindergarten 10:00 been selected by the faculty to tlous. SOUTH An engineer for the West Vir­ slippery mud. group treasury. Hamilton Nel­ during this week have Included Ea«t Windsor Drtve-ln—• attend tWs year’s Laurel Girls Opening lead Jack of hearts. A A J 1093 ginia Department of Mines esti­ ” It’s not going well at all,” son of the faculty is the direc­ Mrs. Robert Garrepy, Mrs. Leo­ Bimon Dollar Brain, 8:10. State and Nutmeg Boys State West opened the jack of ^ A6 mated the water pressure creat- - Sundstrom said of the drilling tor. pold Grenier and Mrs. John Ga­ Soalphunters, 10:10 to be held at the Unlversfty of hearts, and declarer hopefully 0 A 10 9 ed at the moment of flooding effort. Ih three days of drilling “ Itie Boor” by Aidon Chekov vin. Mianchester Drive-In—Fire- for the big pump, crews man­ CotmecUcut in June. put up dununy’s queen. East 4k 9 5 3 would have moved an 80-ton ex­ wlU have lead roles portrayed In charge of cleaning the base- creek, 8:16. Sweet November, covered with the king, and South South Weit North East press train. aged to push through only 180 . The girls MANCHESTER PET CENTER by Margaret Haun as Mrs. Pop­ ment classroom in the Second 10:20 are Jeanne Karen ,j^ protect himself Pass feet of the 246 foot distance. Teralla of 38 Burke Rd. and 1 ♦ 2 4 Pass The 10 men were nearest to ov, and Robert Bray m Mr. Congregational Church on Sat------against a possible club ruff, de­ Pass All Pass Carol A. Nickerson, 4 Lewis St., 2 6 4 ft the rupture in the wall to the ad­ Smirnov. urday will be Mrs. Joseph clarer began his {day by draw­ joining McKenzie mine, long STORE DISPLAYS 200 PIANOS with Deborah Carter of Box LONDON—Harrod’s the large MOTHER The second play, "The Man Ploufe aoid Mrs. Ellsworth Reel. Vernon ing three rounds of trumps. With PIZZA KING abandoned. Who Married a Dumb Wife,” Volunteer njothers assisting Mountain Dr. an alternate. Do- British department store, has a that precaution out of the way. The rescuers had gotten to by Anaitole France, will have with the cl&sses of the South bosx-Ertel-tAboc-Hansen Unit ding a borderllne.hand that con­ 423 MAIN ST.. MAMCHBSTCU piano salon in which more than South thought it was sale to within 600 feet of the trapped Steve Nardine in the lead role Coventry Cooperative Nursery 14 of the American Legion Auxil­ tains no ace and that does not 200 Instruments are on display. lead a club. Below Friendly’s men Thursday when they en­ W ILL BE as Master Botal, and Mary Pulis and Kindergarten during this Craft Show iary will sponsor the two dele- West___ _ played_____ low,^ ______and declarer Include Inrermedlate cards such In one week last yedr it sold countered a "swag” —a long as Catherine. week have included Mrs. An­ grates. Girls State Is conducted in "dummy with the queen as tans and nines. 96 pianos. trough in the mine’s 36-inch pas­ The third and final play "The thony Stolgltls, Mrs. C. Peter by the Department of Conneotl- ^ow South had no con- Copyright 1968, Weekend Special Set May 26 sage. Despite continued pump­ deemest Town in the West,” has Van Dine, Mrs. Fred Doyle, cut American LeSllon Aurfllaiy. yenlent way to get back to bis Feneral Features Corp. HAPPY FRI., SAT., SUN.—-MAY 10, 11 and 12 ing, the level in the swag did not leading characters played by Mrs. Michael Tomanelli and A craft eXhlUtion and sale Boys State delegates will... be ^ make the next dub Stephen Robeld as Sheriff Crash Mrs. Jamas Lamb. James J. AnesUs of Riverside drop. on May 28 at the TAC build­ lead. ITie defenders bstd time to f u l l 10” P IZ Z A “ We’ve all been kicking this WITH A GUARANTEED SINGING CANARY Crackdown; Linda Olson as xag Day Canvass Dr.; Hugh B. Campbell m , Se­ loiock out the ace of diamonds, New Cynthia Nykm, and Denise Wen- Tag Day canvass winners of ing on Rt. 30 will feature over neca p r.; Joseph Franceskl, 75 Deaths in thing around and we don’t know OR A LOVABLE PARAKEET FROM THE and South lost one heart, two why the level isn’t dropping ADUlUNCEDi er os Delilah Allure. ’The author the Little League baseball fund 20 Oonneotiout and Massachu- Talcott Ave.; Lawrence La- dtamohds &nd the ace of clidw. fast,” Sundstrom said. ” We MANCHESTER PET CENTER, 995 MAIN ST. was not listed. drive were Daniel Klssane, best sehta craftsmen.______Sponsored by Point, 77 Glenstone Dr., and South prevented the club ruff, Voter Session Set The Nation don’t know where the water is T®..’ '®™ .“ P thrstetertK)^ o f Ckmgregation ™ p e . 14 South St. to be sure, but he was still down Choice of 3 items from ’Ihe voter-making session Sat­ coming from. There’s not more (Cages, Stands, Food and Other Accessories *J_acket.------» Raymond Irvine, PhUlp Tj...—I Tom 1 .If wrUi ^Ho ftw. Miwf opuiKfunfSponsors lurfor theuiw boyswya a^‘%sare one. ’Ihls was not exacUy a George D. Hay than usual coming from the urday will be from 10 a.m. to Blondin, and Joseph McLaugh- " ^ the Aldon Spinning Mills Uor- triumph for our cauUous declar- following: Onions, pep­ in Stock) noon in the Town Hall on Rt. 31. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — McKenzie mine because Davis, Jumbo size. 9 lb. 13 oz. at lln, each a pair of spike base- ^ poraUon, the Vernon Police As- er. pers, mushrooms, Ham­ who is down there, is watching gmorgashord Satoiday ball shoes. All the prizes were George D. Hay, 72, originator of the lowest price we have sociation, Elxchan^ Club, EJariy Lead the flow.” A smorgasbord from 5 p.m. to donated by Nassiff Arms of Wil- e ^ b M n g crOftOT^ the world-famous Grand Ole seen advert!^. MANCHESTER PET CENTER American LegiOh Post 14 and South should lead a low club Opry radio program which be­ burg and mozzarella. Frank Davis, the mine fore­ 7 pAn. wU bo served------in the vee- llmantlc. The collections totaled on hand at his broth to L. Bissell A Sons Insurance at the second trick before draw- Open Mon. thru Sot. 9 to 6 — Thurs. to 9 try of the First Congregational about $360 and wUl be used for d«™ o»«iate or explain bis came a musical byword of rural man, and miner Edward Rudd, Agency. ing even a single round of America, died Thursday. The are at a bend in the passage, Church Saturday, sponsored by team equipment and expenses. OrapWt*. enamete, The Boys State Committee of trumps. West plays low, and We n ow have Giant Hot Pastrami Grindeis (the church’s Senior Pilgrim Little League team scores woiodcraft. Jewelry, btedunndith, program began in 1926 as the mtdws/ between a group of 13 •1.89 649-4273 the local American Legion Post dununy wins with the queen. De- and the other 10 men. ftitowshlp. Doimtlcos will be $2 reported by Franklin Richard- Sketching d WSM Barn Dance. Later, as the PINEHURST __ will, also name a member of the clarer returns to his hand with Phone Ahead 646-0195 For Here Or To Go Davis, Rudd and the group of for adults; $1 for children, and oon, chairman of the Coventry sandoasting, Grand Ole Opry, It was on net­ Juhiof cltusB at Somers High the Jack of spades and leads an- 13 have been in constant touch 302 Main St. no charge for children under six Boys Baseball Association, Inc., creenlng, crewel wont. work radio. School to be sponsored by the other low club, by radio-telephone with rescu­ ySan OC ace. ■ sponsors of the program,.■'> in- hooking, and pei^ter win he honor society of the Legion In West can take the ace of clubs Arthur W. MItcheU ers and have food, water and BuUettn Board dude the following games; among the crafts represented. Two portnqM artists will be the Tolland County area, La and can lead another club for PETERSBURG, Va. (AP) — blankets. The Whlriaways Square American League, Allen’s 7- sketching children and adults Soclete, Des 40 Hommes Et 8 East to ruff, but South is not Arthur W. Mitchell, 86, former Display , at Robertson'Points Up Class Subject Sundstrom discounted the pos­ Dance Club has a club level Bidwell 4; C A C Foimdatlon 6- at the show, one In charcoal Cheveaux, Voiture Locale 1007. dismayed by this development. congressman from Illinois and sibility that an underg;round Join The Fun The peanut and its uses as developed by the scientist, George Stacey Shannon of Bellevue Square, Hartford. They are from program from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Lakeside 3; Rollo’s ll-Bldwell 9, and one in crayon pencil. Ea«A year It sponsors a boy 'The contract is safe, first Neg;ro Democrat elected to spring was contributing to the Saturday at Coventry Grammar and Allen’s 3-Lakeslde 2. from a different high school in The defenders can take one Washington Carver, are explained by Mrs. Joseph Handley, Mrs. Handley’s three sixth grade classes of about 60 students, Largest Election iSix local artists will be the House, died Thursday night. flow. School on Rt. 31, Msuty Win- National League, ’Tomm’s^d'A the county. sixth grade teacher of language arts at Robertson School. including four Hartford children in Project Concern. The smog tiboee exhibiting. heart trick and can then knock Mitchell, a native of Alabama, TONIGHT! But crews, working in 24-hour te n of New Jersey will be guest lo, 19-Zollo’s 4; Nick’s ESso 14- The Boys and Girls State pro­ The whole display case prepared by her students is part of Hartford children, she said, were especially helpful in sup­ Norton Berkowiits, chainnan out the ace of diamonds,- but served in the House from 1936 to shifts, were making good pro- caller. I n charge of refreshments Morneau’s 9; ZoUo’s l4-N. Hale grams are devoted to leader­ South draws trumps with dum­ their study of the Negro's Contribution to American History. plying materials for the display. Her classes have been study­ grress on the new tunnel. By VIUNER’S of the cut department o f E&- 1943. NURSERY PLANTS will be Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gas 2, and Tomm’s 5 A 10, 9- ship training with selection my’s king and then discards Her three listening students are (left to right), Julia Svelnys ing the topic for three weeks and will finish in a few weeks Ungton High School, wlU dis­ midnight they had bpred out 28 Kenoon, Adele Kennon and Nick’s Elsso 1. based on qualities of scholarship, of 326 Tolland Tpke., James Moriarty of 15 Marble St. and with a play they wrote themselves. (Herald photo by Pinto > play his “works In wood.” both losing diamonds on dum­ COLLEGE OPENING feet, with about 340 feet remain­ James Greenleaf. Richardson stressed the ur- character and leadership. A & SUPPLIES These are assemblages of cut my's good clubs. Since the de­ DELAYED ing. n ie Gleanen’ Circle of the ent n^ed for volunteers to serve program of recreation and so- fenders get only one heart, one ltd tPor the benefit The luncheon tect the poor people of Washlng- If they continued at the rate Second Congregational Church as ^Unpiree for both leagues, and painted wood worked into SAIGON (AP) — The new paintings, collages and or.. clal events will«*U* roundiuuiiu uuwout theuic CIUDclub OnOand OnOone nuuilKruffing trick.lii.ii., kiiTuu. South Dolor... fn rn o A n n n t . netted the campaigpi $15,000. ton,” Curtis told the Senate. of 26 feet an hour they should wfll meet at 7 pxn. Tuesday at Beglimers play games at schedule including a Grand Ball, makes his contract despite his FOB pUques. They include such cu-- ponement Monday of the open­ UNDER — featuring — ‘Poor’ Campaign Leaders of the Tennessee seg­ reach the men about 2 pJn. In This Area the Church Community HQu8e 6 pm each Wednesday and from Vern-EU to Meet apparent disregard of safety. tides as plaques, wine racks, ing of the South Vietnamese Na­ 21 ment of the campaign said their The ability of the miners to to go out to dinner at the iMarl- 10 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. The Vem-Ell Assn, for the As dealer, you ludd; Spades, come outside without aid wor­ OPEN DAILY — 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. mirrors and even doors and tional Defense College. • bus caravan would go from Free-fop-All Pace bonxBh TRvMm. ------Help of Retarded Children will K-Q-2; Hearts, Q-T; Diamonds, ’’SOME DEAD BEARS". ried officials. They may have to personalized furniture. Dancing Knoxville to Raleigh, N.C., to­ — 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. The Mothen ’puib of Coven- Manchester Evening Her- hold its final meeting of the sea­ 6-5-3; Clubs, K-Q-7-42. iA ceremony to mark the open­ Each and Gathers Followers YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) crawl on their knees through THUBS.-FBI. Louis Cady, contemporary ing had been scheduled today day, to Danville, Va., Saturday try will have .A plant and bake aid Coventry correspondent, son Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the What do you sayf Night and on to Washing;ton _____ Sunday. Yonkers Raceway announced whichever escape route is open _ woodoexver, use both tradi­ with president Nguyen Van 'THE BREAKERS" By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS are preaching the gospei of Je- SAT. - SUN. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. sale from 10' a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat- Pauline Little, tel. 742-6231. TalcottvlIIe School. Answer; Pass. TTie hand is not 8-12 p.m. An estimated 600 persons'”are t®^ay £>■ special $60,000 free-for-■■ to them, because the celling is urday, eft'^the lawn of the Broth------tional techniques and modem The Poor People’s Campaign ®us Christ. We’ve got to teach Dennis Ferguson, program ^ opening bid. You ™ ®“ speaktog write America that black is Tennessee contingent. all pace for May 17 named in only 36 inches high in placefs. DimOck Memorial Library on power equipment to execute his consultant for the <3onaiectlcut ^ ^ Saigon University and aU pri- continued collecting- followers honor of Ed Sullivan, columnist The crowd of relatives and beautiful. The rear guard of the march Main S i Average Speed designs; His work varies from Association for Retarded Chll- ^ f c ^ e doubleton. enough mary and secondary schools in across the nation today as sep- King’s widow, Mrs. Ooretta is made up of a few campalgm for the New York Daily News friends that has watched the The public Is invited to the , eaity American whales to mod­ dren, will be the guest speaker. optional opening bid. In the capital were closed Monday COMING SAT., MAY 11 Hi and CBS-television star. rescue operation anxiously from “ Fashion Fiesta” ’Tolland Coun- CfflCACO —Motor vehicles em weed pots. arate groups in the massive King, told the assanVblege, “I’m ers who were stranded in TEhihsuA, Ocu^ S p o rln lA He WlU discuss the advantages case you decline the option by order of the Ministry of Edu- march gathered Mrength and sure my late husband is smiling Marks, Miss., by mules that ty 4-H annual clothing review at are traveling Ada Christnvan will display of regional planning for parent the doubleton queen of cation. "THE DEEP BLEUGH" 7 :80 p.m. S aturday^ the Mans- her “bubberfly crafts,” con- organizations. moved on toward Washington. on the enthusiastic and over- needed shoeing. That segpnent hearts la not worth 2 pitots in 'Hie swollen Southern wave of whelming welcome and support was first scheduled to move out lleU abate Trailing Bcbool tn ^ J**® ®'^®™^® ^ struoUons of artUIclaa ilDow- At the close of the meeting, high cards and an additional and "THE INNER DOMAIN" the Longley Auditorium. vehicles was 57.3 m.p.h. the campaign planned to spend for the Poor People's Cam- Thursday toward Batesvllle, era from crepe paper, Usaue the Chl-Craft Club under the di­ point as a doubleton. Also, you paper and foil. This wiU be the rection of Mr. and Mrs. Jos^h tonight.in Macon, Ga., following palgn.” Miss., in about 15 rickety farm FLOWERINU CRAB KWM$M CHEimy Tiijeet87’Sto« - ^ should tend to vote against bld- PINK IN BLOOM IN BLOOM Parents and members of the j v first time these have been dis­ '^.liscione will present a crafts 65 TOLLAND TPKE.—MANCHESTER a daylong pilgrimage Thursday Another benefit was planned wagons and now plans to leave WANTED Mansfield Parents Association played. exhibit. in the native city of its assossi- tonight in Macon as the city pre- today. are invited to the dedication of Roads and state Wgh- Mabel McCann will show her All the articles made by the NOWJ- nated leader, Dr. Martin Luther pared facilities to house and Meianwlille, the Washington the "Projoct 67” Clothing Store departments showed that crewel embroidery and hooked students in the club will be on btoodM Ihtir facti, King Jr. feed the campaigners. area readied Itself to receive A-1 MECHANIC at 2 p.m. Sunday. The clothing “ ® fW f- She has roen teaching sale and proceeds wiU be used gutltd thtir magont Other march activities contin- About 1,000 marchers from the thro-gs. FOR SMALL SHOP $ ^ .9 5 anddroppada ued in Indiana, Tennessee, Ken- Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapo- I:i Silver Springs, Md., stu- Reg. store is located In the Dimock ®**“ m.p.h. or faster. The hooking and braiding at the Ver- to assist in the continued opera- mountain on than Top Wages Paid—^Many Benefits 7 Feet House, ground floor, on the “ *■ ®*“ ®® non adult education classes as tlon of the Chl-Craft Club in the tucky, Massachusetts and Mis- Hs and Indianapolis converged de;its, housewifes and profes- See Jim Sloan $21.95 Reg. $9.95 grounds of the Mansfield State “ ‘J?® P®“ «®«®»' ~ “ -8 well as classes at home. coming year. Refreshments will EXCLUSIVE sissippl. on Louisville, Ky., where they sional people have been gather- Training Scboid and Hospital in m.p.h. Erika Pllver, Rockville Jour­ be served. Campalgners from Mississip- were joined by about 400 per- ing dally at Xaverian College to J. SLOAN GARAGE Mansfield Depot. nal editor, will demonstrate her y AREA pi, Alabama and Georgia vlsted sens at a rally. They heard build shelters for the campaign- CONFERENCE ON FISH "Wild Rebels” I, ROUTE 83—VERNON, CONN. / m i Following the dedication cere- bead earrings. She works with Klng's college, church and King’s brother, the Rev. A; D. ers. An estimated 800 prefabri- POISON home in Atlanta Thursday and Williams King, say the poor cated units have been complet- POTTER ROSES mmdes, the annual talent found- parts of antique Jewelry, beads, Four from MHS DRIVE-IN SHOWING HONOLULU (AP) — Three wire a chain. Her work wrlth EASTHARTFORD dedlcated a plaque at the house must press Congress for equal ed, a spokesman said, and “ sev- CLIMBERS—HYB. TEA FLOBIB. HARDY PINK — RED SO DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 where he was born. justice'and opportunity for all eral hundred more” are partial- University of Hawaii scientists wire is done on an anvil which Michael Laine NO ONE UNDER 18 WILL BE ADMITTED will attend an international she will demonstrate, Win Art Awards The day ended with a musical the poor, both black and white, ly built, IHanrlfFiitFr Billion Dollar Brain" |3JSJ3JSJSJSf3l3J3J3J3J3I3J3J2/2!5f5f3f5fSI3fB/Sf3fSJ3J3J3J5fSf3f3/SI3J3l3J3J3I3I3J3I3J5S conference on toxic fish in Joyce Robinson will display Two Manchester High School benefit show to raise money for Bight busloads of campaign- And in Washington Itself, Sen. the campaign, where an audl- ers were to leave Boston today Carl T. Curtis, R-Neb., called SttFnlns IfFtald French Polynesia this summer, her sandoasUngs made from dlf- atudroto *lm vr“won‘ fire^ [AST WINDSOR 1 m\ The conference, to be held threat colored sands collected medals and two have taken hon- DRIVE IN ' - k RT 5 enoe of about 9,000 persons for Providence, R.I. They lor protectlcn for the city’s poor $213 tn ^4’** Aug. 19 to Aug. 23 on R ^ r o a from C ^ , Stamford, Gro- orable mentions for crafts proj- heard a white d vil i^^hts worker planned to go from there to New io case violence comes with the U v U h ' H IS OPEN Fubltahed DaUy Bzocfit Bundoys vow, “W ell convince Congress if York to be joined Saturday by arrival of the campaigners. He IN BUD AND BLOOM and Holiday* at 18 BlueH Street. AtoU In the Tuamotu archlpela- ton and Old Lyme. The finished ects submitted to the National Excellent Drama! it taloea all sunumer In shanty the Rev. Ralph David Aber- troops should be stationed Kanohestor, Conn. (06069) go of French Polynesia is spon- castings are hung or assembled Scholastic Art Awards (3ontest. M G M|P»eMn11 sored by the government of into wall plaques. ^he medals went to Scott Pal- town.” nathy. King’s successor as pres- in Washington’s low-income PINK DOGWOOD Telopbotio 64MTU DUE TO ILLNESS THE PINORO S BERMAN- EVERY DAY THE YEAR ’ROUND! French Polynesia and the South The exhibition and sale wUl mer s^JT of mT tmd Father James Groppi, the Ident of the Southern Christian neigrborhoods. Sooood flaw Poatace Patd at CUV GREEN PROOUCIION 3 - 4 Foot — $7.95 GERANIUMS white Catholic priest who led Leadership Conference. “ There are' plans to protect Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 5:30; Manrheitar, Oonn. Pacific Commission, an interna- ®pen at 1 p.m. and continue un- ^id Palmer of 16 Timber Trail- ♦ - 5 ^oot — $9.95 tional agency headquartered in «1 9 In the activities building at and to Nancy Herman, daughter CLOSED successful open housing demon- Abernathy spoke at a fund Ibe Capitol, the White House, Thurs. & Fri. till 9 P.M. 3” — 4” — 7” SDBBCaUFTlON BATHS Noumea, New Caledonia. the Agricultural Center. of Mr. and Mrs. Morton Her­ strations in Milwaukee, said, raising luncheon in Boston tbe foreign embassies, but they Bayabie In Advance ’ilie Hawaii delegates will ------I^IC H "The man is going to listen—we Thursday before flying to Atlan- have no immediate plans to pro- One Taar .'...... 6*0.00 man of 68 Elizabeth Dr. present a report on tests of cigu­ Palmer’s entry, a pewter box We Will WHITE DOGWOOD 65c-S6c-$3il5 - SU MonSia ...... 16.60 atera toxin, the most common v e jju J b U s u L Tliree Monliia ...... 7.80 Former MHSer with enamel inlaid cover, had tiFting N 4- 5Foot — $ 8.05 type of fish ixiison. The Total Fem ale Animal! One Meath 2.00 previously won a first place RE-OPEN 5- 6 Foot— 14.95 Also Bedding Geraniums Crafts Winner Craftsman’s Award in the Con­ SIDNEY, SHELLEY necticut Scholastic Art Contest. Tues., June 4th UTA LEVKA-CLAUDE RINGER• CARL MOHNER 6- 7 Foot— 18.95 Miss Joyce Cook of Manches­ Miss Herman won for a POITIER" WINTERS Produced and Directed byR A D LE Y M E T Z G E R - an Amsterdam Film Corporation Production 7- 8 Foot— 26.00 ter, daughter of Mrs. Vernon S. cloisonne (enamel and silver) “ Home of Fine Italian LEE MARVIN 4 for $1.29 Bread and Pizza!” Plus hi color "THE SHUTIEREO ROOM" Lincoln Continental... new or previously owned, is now in progress! Cook of 323 Woodbridge St and (Bread Dough For Sale) a junior at Southern Oonnecti- ‘^ 5 h f l S o n S l ‘ mentions went MOUNTAIN ASH cut State College is among 13 to James Hydock, son of John lU LIA N O 'S llosseii America’s most distinguished motorcar $4.95 — $5.95 — $6.95 — $16.95 — $21.95 student artists who have won Hydock, 137 Parker St., for a BAKERY and P IZ ^ R IA METROCOLOn Orange Berries in the Foil Mother's awards at SCSC’s first Juried pewter box; and to Janette Mon. thru Frl~ “ Blue” 0:28 MANCHESTCR art exhibition. Uzupes, daughter of Mr. and 207 Spruce Street ■ B E CENTER POTTED PLANTS Miss Cook, an education ma­ “ Dozen” 7:10 Mrs. Peter Uzupes, 414 Sum­ Manchester 643-7833 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE FRIGIDAIRE jor, won for entry, “ Pin,” Sat.-Sun. “ Blue” 1:00-6:10-9:26 mit St.; for an enamel and sll- “ Dozen” 2:46-8:68 IN BLOOM a crafts creation. ver^pendant. FBI. “ THE SOALPHUNTERS” 7:00 ft 9:00 WHITE BIRCH She is a 1964 graduate of Man­ Palmer, Miss Herman and Hy­ SAT. - SUN. 2:00-4:20-6:40-9;00 SINGLE — CLUMPS — WEEPING chester High School and studied dock are seniors and Miss AZALEAS n crafts with Mrs. Elizabeth Budd, Uzupes is a Junior. All are stu­ chairman of the MHS art de­ dents in the advanced crafts 4th MONTH! PLEASE MRS, R0BINS0N1 ’TM JOE BASS. 1968 Continental WEEKSPECIAL! partment. classes of Mrs. Elizabeth Budd, GARDENIA \ AT THE NEWLY REMODELED Miss Cook’s mother is a teach­ chairman of the MHS art de­ I HUNT SOALPHUNTERS!" TREE HYDRANGEA er of home economics at Ben- partment and herself a winner \ THE This is our “Best Buy” for National MUMS net Junior High School. of national crafts awards. \ $8J0-$1IL95 The exhibition of first place HHADHffiEf Frigidaire Week. Hurry! 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GUDS shows after 1:00 P.M. on The Story of a girl called Sara m m NORTON SYDNEY POLLACK ELMER BERNSTEIN snlsid, rdHs and buttor. day of performance only. and the key she gave to BEGONIA PLANTS CEMETERY DEISSKRTS PLNAvisiotr S!1!Sm No one under 18 admitted a different man aach month. Choice o f Pie, Frudt JeUo or Pudding Adult IdentlllcatlonJReguired th r e c o r d BBVBRAGBS MORIARTY BROTHERS. Inc. 4BREAKINO WEEK POPLAR TREES e vFt Ra 1^2.25 10 i^rmOO Ooffee, Tee, Milk, Iced Tea or Iced OoMee 9* Flu* “ TEXAS TODAY” Friday atSO ft 8 i« 301-315 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER Saturday ft Sunday 1:86-8 tOO-ailO-SiSO YVw MRy Alro Order From Our Regular Menu n o p m d w J / -rrm w ^ OOMINO WED., MAY 16th — “ D0CTOB~SRlVXQQ” ~ FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE—PHONE 648-4169 LAWN ORNAMENTS BIRD BATHS OPBN DAILY 8 A M . to 11 P Jd. ? rUMlM WH—UIIM-IWMttBO ‘Where Angela Oo, Trouble FoUowa” atia-OiaO li^ISISISiaiBjajaiESfSlSlEBIEEEEiSMEESlEEESIESIESlSiSlSISlSISIfSIESlSJSISIilS ;|CAW m\ “ 40 Guna To Apaolto Paaa” 7:45 Mjetber’s Day Dinners Served From 12- 8 PM . Coming Hlt» — "DR. ZHIVAGO' YOURS, MINE AND OURS" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 PA G I n v i PACK FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 ------his. action is being taken under building tomorrow from 10 a.m. section 125 of the State Basic until noon. Bolton Flash Floods Events in World Building Code. Pre-Annnsl Meeting Whitaunday Experiment the Israelis opened up with me­ Under this act, the town has TTie annual town meeting has WKNiDON (AiP) — Lay men dium machine guns on Jorda­ Dump Closes 80. days to demolish the build­ been schedule for Monday S la m T e x a s and womeq of the Roman CUth- nian farmers working their ing, or to take steps to board nlghit, 8 p.m. at which time School Panel Balks on $3,366 in Cuts olic (alth will take over pulpits Ismd. In Tel Aviv an Israeli up all doors and windows in the some teohnlcallUes will be han­ (OoBlhnMd from Page dhM) unson^s - On Sundays building so that no hazard will dled, but the aotual budget The Board of Bkhicatlon has most of which can be defer­ the education budget should be it. Oopdes of the budget are throughout England and Wales spokesman charged the Jorda­ nians started the fight with light exist. portion of .the meeting will be written the Board of Finance red if the town votes soon for made to support this activity avaHabte in the town offices and k, sending the state’s wild on Whitsunday and teU tlie Meeting briefly last night, the congTegaUons how they would arms fire. A letter from Mrs. Holman adjourned until the following that K wlH be willing to accept renovation plans for the school. as presently budgeted.” wdB be available at Monday’s ■prlng storms into a fifth Board of Selectmen voted to Mbnday, Miay 20. Copies of the $24,604 of the $27,970 reduction The money for these items $1,600 Insurance Cut run the church. Neither Jordatf nor Israel ad­ Femald, secretary of the Lake- meeting. straight day. mitted any casualties. cloae the town dump on Bun- final budget as prepared by the in Ha budget made, by the fi­ would then be 60 per cent reim­ The sum of $1,600 for in­ Seven inches of bain deecend- Candy Kitchen J(^n Cardinal Heenan, arch- view Terrace Association, was Where Quality Candy la Made Freih Dally Ushop of Westminster, told days, begthnlng Mlay.l9, leaving also read, in which Mrs. Fem­ board of finance are being $<6i^Sliof) nance board, but that it "ear- bursable. surance can be readily removed ed at Midland in three hours by printed and will be available as neatly requests that the Board This Hat includes $1,000 for re- because the new bus contract Cknose From Over tOO Varletlee newsmen: "I want to assure Dies Enroute to Athens it open five days a week. It ald asked what action the select­ 702 Idle Oaims unofficial measurement. Hall SALONIKA, Greece AP) — soon as that work is completed. of Finance red'ostate the differ­ loamlng and reseeitog the high "provides for adequate cover­ pounded parts of the city. you that these men and women alao closed on Wednesdays., men planned to take regarding REMEMBER MOTHER’S DAY, MAY 12 school soccer field and $1,600 age as approved by the In­ are not puppets. The bishops George Tsarouhas, one-time The reason for the decision town acceptance of several ence of $S,S06." Filed in Town Most highways leading In and deputy for the Uhited Demo­ The letter was written after a for drainagre of the baseball surance Advisory Board.” out of Midland were closed for a have not made the shots for was given as financial, with roads 'in the development. She CANDY PLANTS field. The letter suggests that And $1,800 could be saved as them to fire.” cratic Left (HDA) party died First Selectman Michael Pesce noted that many months ago, RANGE lengthy school board meeting A 7.8 per cent drop in un­ time and there was temporary for MOTHER’S DAY Thursday after being arrested, Tuesday night, during which the there is a balance of $3,661 in follows: audio-visual aid ma­ employment compensation disruption of lights and tele­ The cardinal said the subse­ explaining that budgets are run­ the association had requested CORSAGES ROSE BUSHES the high school building fund terials and expenses, $400; in­ police announced. ning ti,ht, and ftmds for the that these roads become part board combed its budget re­ claims was reported tor last phone service. quent appearances of laymen in The announcement said Tsa- quest lor possible places to cut. "that can be legitimately ex­ structional supplies at high week in the Manchester office Water mounted briefly Into A box of our freshly made chocolafes Catholic pulpits would depend dump will be short. of the town system, but no fur­ FUEL OIL NURSERY STOCK ANNUALS pended” for these two items. school, $600, at elementary roubas, 60, was stopped by po-' The selectmen also tabled any ther word had been received The letter Includes "the iden­ of the State Labor Department. the emergency room of Midland on how the Whitsunday pro­ lice at 2:30 a.m. along with tour tification of potential areas con­ $8,160 In U st school, $400; office supplies, ■A total of 702 claims Were pro­ Memorial Hospital and Into the beautifully boxed— wrapped free. gram goes over. Immediate action on a letter from the selectmen’s office GASOLINE ARRANGEMENTS PERENNIALS high school, $100, elementary others as they were driving to since late last year. sidered by the board for possi­ The total list comes to $9,169 cessed locally tor the week end­ basement of the county court­ Athens. from Building Inspector Samuel school and guidance office, $60 P. Allen In which Allen stated Pesce said that he will have ble deferment, reduction, elimi­ school, $600 for firebox, $770 for ing May 4, compared to 761 house. Canada Merger Voided Police charged that the tour Daily Deliverku Miade To Surrounding Towns nation or transferral to other school, $600 for firebox, $77 Ofor each; travel tor instructional claims processed tor the week 'TORONTO (AIP)—'Kie On­ that he is condemning the old Town Engineer Hayden Gris­ B A N TLY OIL personnel, high school and Promoted were members of the outlawed wold Jr. out to Inspect the roads town budgets . . . such areas intercom, $800 for furniture, $1,- ending April 27. tario Supreme Court has voided Greek Communist party and probate covmt building on Main WE WIRE FLOWERS being those identified by the 000 for paint, and $1,000 tor a elementary school, $60 each, The Manchester claims tor Henry J. Judd, 27, son of Mr. last year’s merger in Canada of St. in South Coventry village. as soon as possible. guidance, $100. Guard Officei' were eh route to the capital to M MAIN STPnt RT. 44A—BOLTON board, that, if curtailed would truck for the use of both schools. the corresponding week last and Mrs. Albert D. Judd Sr., the International Union of meet with opponents - of the Alien said that several com­ Voter Session Monday have the leart adverse affect on The truck appropriation has "The effect of these cuts,” year were 412. They were 388 398 Main St., was recently pro­ Mine-Mill and Smelter Workers plaints have- been lodged, be­ Townapeople ore reminded 643-8089 Gets New Post army-backed government. RprU..llr f.’S i;7l the total education program." been reduced to $600 "In anti- the school board letter states, in 1966 and 687 In 1966. moted to Army captain at Ft. and the United Steelworkers of While being taken to police cause of broken windows in the that there will be a voter mak­ Any further cuts beyond the ciipatlon of purchasing ai^used "would result in limiting the Statewide claims Increased by Devens, Mass., while serving Mia]. Tlieodore B. Oondtanttnou America. headquarters in Salonika, Tsa- red brick structure, and that ing session in the town office $24,604, the letter states, "would vehicle at the State Surplus purchase of filmstrips, maps, 236 last week to a 29,989 total. with the XIII U. S. Army Corps. of Norwich, until recently serv­ The court thus backed a Sud­ roidias suddenly died. An autop­ result In serious restrictions to Warehouse.” globes, charts and motion pic­ The statewide figure was 18,647 Capt. Judd, an intelligence of­ ing as executive officer of Hq. bury union local that alone of all sy showed that he had suffered the educational program; such If the renovation proposal is ture rentals. There would be tor the corresponding week last ficer, is assigned to the corps’ locals in the 11,009-member a blood clot in his heart, police Oo., 1st Baittalton, 169th In- I Mine-Mill dissented from the as the curtailment of late bus­ not acted upon, the letter states reductions in general instruc­ year. headquarters. He entered the featbry alt Manritesier, taas been said. Tsaouhras was known to es, evening library activities, then an additional appropriation tional supplies as well as New Haven led the state last Army In 1963 and was last sta­ ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 J merger. Mine-Mill was expelled suffer from aterloacleroeis. special areas such as Industrisd reassigned to 41ie post of op- OPEN-DAILT and SUNDAY tifi St8t PJM. from the Canadian Labor Con­ : nterscholastic sports activities, will be necessary. A budgeted week wMh 4,398 claims. It was tioned in Vietnam. He holds the ereiUons and itralnbig officer and ether major instructional expenditure for $1,276 tor the fire Arts, Bus. Ed., phylcal educa­ followed by Wuterbury with 4,- Silver Star, the Army Commen­ Candy Also AvaUaMe For Fm d Balaiag gress in 1949 on charges of wlilli the OofmeoUcut Army Na­ being Communist. SPIOE IN HER LIFE activities such as the replace­ alarm system at the elementary tion, art and music.” 163, Bridgeport with 3,333, and dation Medal, the Vietnamese GEORGETOWN, Dl. (AP) — y IMILIWljnVICt ment of textbooks, workbooks tional Guard’s 43rd Brigade alt J school is not being delayed be­ A saving of $600 could result Hartford 'vdth 3,308. Manches­ Gallantry Cross and the Combat Hartford. The 140,000-member Steel- Passing the salt and pepper and other instructional sup- ter retained its 15th spot among Infantryman Badge. workers Union gave overwhelm- cause of the risk involved. from the fact that a custodian Miaj. Oonstantinou’s a World shakers at Mrs. Ellen Murray’s SATURDAY pUes.” the state’s 20 offices. “ Ing endorsement to the merger. The letter, a copy of which will have to be replaced, and The captain graduated in War n veteran who received hls home on Rldgefarm is no prob­ Later Request Seen was sent to the Public Building the replacement would be hired 1959 from Manchester High - Justice J. M. King said in a lem. at a lower step on the pay scale. School. A member of Sigma Pi oommiasion while serving with “ 17-page opinion, made public The letter concludes that "if OommlBsion and the selectmen, an' armored dlvirion In Salerno, PARADISE POOLS % e has an unusual collection the total amount of re-education urges that the renovation plans A final aaviag of $160 could Fair to Help Rho fraternity, he attended the Thursday, that the one fault in of 1,400 salt and pepper sets, be made in th« fliqperinbend- Milwaukee School of Engineer­ Italy. BY i,' the April 1967 merger was that as recommended by the Board be expedited. ISe has served wKti other without duplicates. of Flmmce is approved at the The school board proposes the ent’s otfico, $50 dn ithe office it­ In Scholarships ing, Milwaukee, Wls. the rights of the minority dls- "My hobby was well under town meeting, it will in all prob­ self end $100 from expenses. guard units In New York, Oali- SPECIALTY BUILDERS m senters were not protected. delaying of another $6,286 as fomia and Texas. is a grad- way before I realized what was SAVERS ability result i.n a later request The Manchester Education As­ * He also noted there was no follows: $4,000 for surfacing play ‘Sincere Effort’ 6 TIMES MORE STUDENTS happening,” she said. “Sort of by the school board for addi­ sociation’s Scholarship Fund uaite of New London’s BuckSley B provision in Mine-Mill's Cana- areas at the elementary school; The Board of Ekhioatdon calls CARBONDALE, BI.—One of High Sritool and the Greek ’The- like mushrooms in the spring, tional funds to support pro­ its sbaibemcat as "sinoere effort Fair will be May 18 from 10 a.m. ^ dlan constitution authorizing it they came from everywhere Just in time for Mother’s Day—These wonderful $400 for a furnace in the high the feurtest-growing universities cdogfcal Seminary. ■> to merge with another union. grams as outlined in the annu­ school garage; $460 tor an ex­ to cooperate 'wKh the Board of to 2 p.m. In the Manchester and from everyone.” al repprt submitted to the Board High School cafeteria. Proceeds in the United States, Southern MiaJ. Robert J- FerroU of Bris­ fashions . . . and a lot more at Burton's Down­ SMILING » SIRVICt haust fan and dust collector in Finanoc.” nilnola University changed tol has suocoeded OonstaniUnou One of her favorites is an an­ of Finance.” the high school industrial arts ’ITie school board budgat now from the event will provide » Propose Ocean Agency tique pair given her by a sister. scholarships tor Manchester from a college of 3,000 in 1048 as executive offioer of the Man­ * UNTTKD NATIONS, N.Y. town Mianchester and Manchester Parkade. Tbe board asked for $12,000 of lab; $860 for six filing cabinets stands at $790,468 and the total to a university of 18,000 in 1067. chester luiit. AnoQier is a hand-carved set lU last year’s cut of some $18.- High School seniors planning ca­ » (AIP)—An IntemaUonBa orguni- Beautiful gift wrapping at no charge, too . . . at the elementary school; $776 budget, to be voted on by the reers in teaching. * zation of legal experts has pro- her son sent from the Philip­ 000 at a town meeting in mid- for musical instruments for the town a t a moating Monday ndght pines In 1942 vdiUe serving in March, and the town granted it. Articles on sale at the fair » posed setting up an agency is- .lust ask for it. high sriiool band, and $800 tor at 8 at the high school, $1,209,- will include clothing, plants, r sue licenses to license govem- the Armed Forces. Unlike other boards and com- round tables at the elementary 959. The shakers are in all shapes nUsslons, the school board can white elephant articles, baked - ments and private individuals to school. The finance board has p.e- goods, used books and records, IN GROUND POOLS and ■ exploit the resources of the and sizes and represent people make adjustments within its Delay nl Paving dicted a tax rate dmereasa of of all nationalities as well as own budget. Other boards are jewelry, handmade items aftd - ABOVE GROUND POOLS J ocean floor. The letter states that the pav­ between IIH or 14% mtOs, de­ toys. There will also be a snack­ m The United Nations Oommlt- cartoon characters. I One set told what items are to be cut. ing of the play area, the round pending on how final plans for shows former President John F. The school board is cut a lump bar for lunches and a portrait We Custom Design Swimming Pools * tee of the World Peace through lO■ M SMILING W SERVICE tables and the files can be de­ a new elententary school are artist. C2>airman of the fair is To Any Size and Shape « Law Center proposed an "Ocean Kennedy in his rocking chair. sum, although the finance' board layed until the renovation plans financed. The present tax mte has items in mind when it Mrs. Carol Lenihan, president J Agency” to open bids tor such are complete. But, as with the (a 53 mills. of the association and an Eng­ SPECIAL • I. licenses with the proceeds makes the reduction. They may repair Kerns, if the plans "fail Custom Home Design not be the same as those the The town meeting can reduce lish teacher at Illing Junior High 26 FT. DIA. ABOVE GROUND POOL—^ 3 2 0 0 ' turned over to the United Na- to materialise an additional ap­ the budget, but canmot increase School. * tlons for economic, social and. ' Manoheator school board chooses. propriation will be necessary to Blue Print A Supply Inc. One group of items is quite PLUS: S health work. meet these needs.” $500 ALL WEATHER ASTRO DOME * Research by the group indi- 690 Hartford Rd. likely to be the same, howeiver. Manohester, Conn. The instruments to be pur­ cates that vast food and mineral AAOJUIDR All the maintenance and repair chased for the band this year PLUS: items at the elementary school. " resources could be recovered BookvUle Exoh. Eat. 14S5 will be limHed to a string base $500 WATER HEATER GAS OR OIL . from the ocean bottom with and horn, and the dust collector both stores^ REG. $4200 ’ proper procedures. \ will be eliminated entirely. •r NOTICE As tor the furnace, the letter y2 y NOW SA V E^SIO O O I Jordan Fire Exchange MOTHER’S DAY In accordance with the re- states that if one of ^ furnaces I o p e n ^ » AIMMAN, Jordan (AP)—Jor- COSMETIC SETS removed from the Community POOL and DOME and HEATER ONLY $ 3 2 0 0 ^ danian and Israeli forces ex- qtdrements of the Zoning Reg- FREE GIFT WRAP matlMis of the Town of Man­ Hall "is usable and the main­ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL » changed fire across the muddy chester, Connecticut, the Zon­ tenance department can install AIRWAY tonite^ „ Jordan River near the Allenby ARTHUR DRUG ing Board of Appeals will hold die chimney and ducts we can ANYTIME 742-8822 » Bridge for 40 minutes today. a public hearing on Monday, reduce this expendKure to » A Jordanian spokesman said May 20, 1968, at 8:00 P.M. in $100.” The heating system in the Hearing Room of the Mu­ till 9 p.m.^ nicipal Building, on the follow­ the hall is being converted to ing applications: hot water. There are three old STA te HBARINO ALSO. furnaces. One is already slated tor mother's day In the interest of your good health and good appearance this article Sun Oil Company, 404-406 to go to the town garage. which appeared in newspapers nationally* is reprinted by I Hartford Road, Business Zone The Board of Education would # cards # q\Hs n. Request Special Excratlon remove $6,200 for the public for gas station, and Certificate health nurse, the substitute # wrappings AUTHORUrCO DEALERS CHRYSLER Look wfMt camo out to shino! of Approval for same, at above MOTORS CORPORMION nurse, and travel and transfer 2 stores e. middle tpke. j location. these items to the General Fund main street —— 2 st Tho umbrollo toto in polont Texaco, Inc., west side of Oakland Street, north of #484 tmder the health department. * I Oakland Street, Business Zone The public health nurse will n . Request Special Bxception also be the school nurse, if the 7.00 for gas station, and Certificate town votes to Join the Rockville of Approval for same, at above Area Public Health Nursing location. Association in town proper But in case the rain clouds should gather, you’ll All persons Interested may at­ portion part of the budget. Her be all set with your umbrella in it’s special com­ tend this hearing. salary has been left in the ZONING BOARDS school board budget, contrary to partment. Bags in yellow, red, white, orange, OF APPBAL8 WeVe Having a War John F. Clifford, the wishes of the school board, 901-907 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER bone, navy, all with black umbrella. Chairman which says that if it is not trans­ John A. Caglanello, ferred "an additional appropria­ .Downtown Manchester and Manchester Paifcade, Secretary tion from the General Fund to ON WEEDS ^STOP KILLIN6 YOURSELF"

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V, a PAGE S I V i N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 ond ALUMIMIIM PRODUCTS ■A Tolland Coventry Vernon ^ S TAR" G AXEK?* Children’s Fair C«iiiiblnoH«i Wlndovf and Doon remember Amts ■«) jKf-AY R. KlIXAN-;------Parents in Carter Dr. Area Chatfield MAR. 2t ^ Daily Acfirity Guida Set Tomorrow mother 7 '^ ' According lo Iho Start. WITH Petition for School Bus Stop CGS Head _ j 4-1)6-27-38 'to develop message for Saturday, ^S 4 -6 S ^ 6 ^ “Charlie Brown Bind his »^45-5A8(W read words correspondingpto numbers 73-75-78 Gang” provide the theme for the SCHRAFFT’S Ql/ALITY A delegctUon of four fathers ______OHver Chatfield has been TAUIfUl ot your Zodiac birth sign. annuEd Children’s Fair spon­ APR. 21 sored by the Vernon Elemen­ ------— CHOCOLATES GIFT BOX from darter Dr. presented the T.nrhg»r TAhrarv «>* ««e ooven- 1 Be 31 Hond* 61 New LiUCKer I^iurury try Grammar School, effective MAY 21 2 Supplement 32 Comes 62 World tary School p ro . The fair will AT CALDOR’S LOW PRICES Board < i Education with a peti­ The TMland Board of BMu- the board of educa­ N 5-14.29-39 , 3 A 33 Concentrote 63 Hove 6-15-25-34^ be held at the school tomorrow MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Tremendous Values on Gifts for Mother... with Love /53-y-83-87 ^ 4 Good 34 Fellow 64 Lood tion seeking a school bus stop on cation has tentatively ap­ tion. Oiatfleid presently serves 5 Lucky 35 By 65 Whot 49- 60-79-86^ from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Game th« street at Wednesday night’s proved the use of the Hicks as principal. of the as yet. un­ OIMtNI 6 Permit 36 Figure 66 Must SAGITTARIUS booths, handicrafts, bakery EST. 1949 — 188 W. CENTER STREET — 649-8091 j-O MAY 22 7 Expect 37 Or 67 Suddenly NOV ; items Eind plsmts will be fea­ meeting. Memoiicd Sriwol lockerroom opened Capt. Nathan Hale 8 Evening 38 M oy 68 And The petition, signed by all llor the school library. Book­ School, and will give up those 9 You 39 Mokes 69 Work DEC tured with lunch served In the Flowering Plants for Mom residents of the neighborhood In­ cases win be placed along duties when he moves to CGS. f S e-22-44-63 to M ony 40 To 70 Lighter 10-18-31-42^ CEifeteria. 11 Heortless 41 Leodership 7! Others 51- 64-70 VS Co-chairmen are Mr. and Our Lowest cluding Carter and Olen View the wall blocking the en­ Just last week, Chatfield was ^ l*-7fr77 t2 Youf 42 Moke 72 Be Geraniums Drs., requested the routing of trance to the showers. appointed acting principal nt CANCiR 13 Smart 43 Between 73 Be CAraKOHN Mrs. C.J. Oolangelo. Those In Price Ever! , JUNE S3 14 Money 44 Mov 74 To DEC. charge of games are Mr. and a school bus around Carter Dr. Hic alternate location CGS starting May 12 when 45 Be 75 Done MOTHER’S DAY Makes , JULY S3 15 The JAN Mrs. D. Santacroce, Mrs. G. Lovely windowsill plant or equally pretty with one stop in the middle. would be a custodial supply Clarence Edmondson leaves to 16 Money 46 You 76 Be 12 to 30 Spokesman Dick Roberts of room under'the school board take an assistant superinten­ 7-19-24-37 17 Moy 47 Doing 77 Chonged 9-17-28-40^ Kem, Mrs. D. Howe, Mrs. D. BAia AND PUNT SALE in the garden. Blooms till frost. dency in New Hampshire. The '48-59-71 18 Extra 48 Cooperotion 78 First 52- 57-67 E - Eden, Mrs. P. Hagerty. Mrs. A. S oz. cups! Carter Dr, explained the chil­ office. )9Ltttle 49 To 79 The Below Original dren are presently out of eight The regular kbrary will permanent appointment of 20 Position 50 Out 80 Mixed AOUAMUS Wgllbillich, R. Oeser smd Mrs. Sponsored by Chatfield was acted on last 21 Choroctcr 51 Your 81 Your JAN. 21 H. Godl. Wholesale Cost! 799 of the homes when they walk be used rtext year for a 22 Plons 52 Change 82 Money FEB 19 The Democratic Women’s Club of Manchester approximately one-third of a claasnoom. The showers and night by the board. . AUG. 23 23 Income 53 The ' 83 Look Chairmen of other booths are mile to the bus stop. Sever­ locker room receive little Chatfield came to Coventry f \ 2-12-23-35 24 Enfhusiosm 54 On 84 Groduolly 1-13-26-36/^ Mrs. R. Eichacker and Mrs. R. 1^^47-58-69 25 0iher 55 Con 85 Blessing 50- 61-82-88^McLaughlin, handicrafts; Mrs. al children from the neighbor­ use now that only third and from New Hampshire last sum­ 26 ResfAjrceful 56 A 86 Initiotive Saturday, May 11 hood win be starting kindergar­ fourth grades are located in mer as principal of the Capt. VIRGO 27 News 57 Plons 87 Brighter Pisces M. Salmon, books end games; 10 A.M. ON ^1 AUG. 24 28 Hove 58 Extra 88 Angles FEB 20 Mrs. D. Cyr, baked goods; Mrs. Hydrangeas the school. The use of wag­ Nathan Hate School and was 29 Brook 59 From 89 Aflomed ten and first grade in Sept­ SEPT. 22 MAR 21 S. Wlersman and Mrs. Weber, ember. . ons to transport the books In charge of seMing up the 30 Of 60Toke 90 Portner Extra large and colorful school for its opening this fall. 1 3-2a30-41 M' Va.S/M, 11-21-32-43/ plants; Mrs. S. Pearson, trash 977 Main SIraet, Manchotler It was also pointed out the bus to the doasrooms was de­ ^55-72-84-89 (^^GooJ ^^Atlvcrsc a jNciitNi 46-68-81-90' blooms in S'.'z inch pot. scribed as Impractical in the He also acted part-time at the and tresisure; Mrs. C. Marbe- presently makes four stops on nau, raffle, Eind Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rd. One of these stops three-story school. high school, carrying out ad­ ministrative duties there. R. Crowley, kitchen. General Electric General Eleclric General Eleclric General Electric could be eliminated entirely by Decorations of "Charlie” will the rerouting and another could ^tw een the Cards and the In- st.; Eric Ellison. 92 Sum- Donald, ThompsonvUle, Gerard 3.99 be changed to the requested stop 3. ^rence u Connor Edwlna Grant, Chartier, 98 Scott Dr.. Vernon; be done by D. SEmtacroce, Mrs. D.. Simonds and Mrs. E. Auto. Toothbrush Aulo. Coffee Urn Portable Mixer Portable Vacuum at Carter Dr., the petitioners safe"a"tJie S d ’^to alfvertrsrfo^he'S SvenSjrValdamer Malc^m Thompson. LaPorte. FLETCHER C U S S GO ■ OF MANCHBSTEB propo66u. , i j ® II *1. «# t-utn. Gravle 172 Hawthorne St. Rockville; Mrs. Bernadette Donations are to be at the Gardenias “S r S n ^ ^ f t e >"4°ue’s “annuaT cu'^ke*"sale' Hafe Sch^ool. ' Also, Mrs. Dorothy Greenway. Claing, Hartford; Mrs. Sophia school by Friday evening with jj(MV-l Columbia; Frank Grimason, Monpetlt, 62 Jensen St.; Eugene baked goods accepted Saturday. “ IFIicn You Think of Glass, 649-4521 Lusii green foliage...well budded. S e rla T fo r jS S u n g bus roJtes An umipre school for all T each er-^rd negotiations on West Willlngrton; Lynn Halo-. Rossi7 189 Oak 9 t.; Mrs. Mar* I 7.70 18.70 All greenhouse grown. nrxA m seriouslv interested in umpiring for salary and conditions of em- 9.97 12.70 burdo, Laurwood Dr., Bolton; garet Andrew, 116 Coleman-Rd. Think of Fletcher** Liglitwciglil model comes with 4 ^ s i d T ^ ^ the Boys League wUl be held ployment are still under way. 8,300 GAMES PLAYED Mixes heaviest batters, lightest D ebor^ Hoff, 108 McKee St., Also, Mrs. Geneva Holda, 24 CHICAGO—New research Indi­ Provides cleaner teeth than hand Easy to use non-drip faucet. In­ uMachments. FREE 3.98 De- Th*e iL art b ^ ^ l h e decision Wednesday at 7:30 at the Unit- with the last session held on Apt. D; Mrs. Dorothy Jodlce, Eldridge St.; Mrs. Elsie Thom- brushing. Six per3onaI snap-in dicator light tells when coffee is sauces, yet weighs only 3 lbs. ^ re e to ^ ^ e n ^ ed Congregational Church. Tuesday night. Results of that cates about 3,300 recognized tecto Bathroom Scale with pur­ 6.99 1510 Sullivan Ave., Wapping; eis, OlEistonbury; Mrs. SusEm games are played In the United 54 McKEE STREET brushes in assorted colors. Cord­ perfectly brewed. Sturdy 3-speed selector switch on chase of G.E. Vac. Offer expires to decline requesU for the school ^ecutlve slsrion lasTnlght bv ^aniela Juszczak, 52 North Lucas, 94 Walker St.; Deborah States. At lesist 2,000 of them less power handle; charger base handles make for easy carrying. handle. Beaters eject at flick of a 5-31-68. Limit one scale per Furhsia lever. Keyhole slot for hanging. to ^ SiS srCw'ofrduc“U''i',^ ?•. «"..»> b™ . n «uiow, u are classified Eia "physically may be wall-mounted. fTB2 Buffed aluminum finish. f|CU-2 family. Ask any sales clerk for One of the most colorful plants, in 7 0 ^ League and the VFW Congrwat^na^ “ ations are also held in closed ^t ; Bernard McDonnell, da Rogers, 32 LltUe St.; Bar- active." TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS lfM-17 details. 4 inch pot. Upriglit variety...... 6 y Kreske cited a heavy schedule ^ ® Longregaiionai session. 184 Ludlow Rd.; Mrs. Patricia bette Wtirren, 6 Murray Rd., from $25.00 to $45.00 ______of acUvltles during May and ____ _ Several aoDolntments to an Morianos, South Rd., Bolton; Wapping; Lorri Graham, 1559 Tuberous Begonias June to which the band is Ed Mrs” K l ln S K a ^ * ^ ‘t f " r a - ad^'hor^u?r£"um 'com m ittee P‘"e St.; Sullivan Ave.. Wapping; Peter a tm , Beautiful heavy blooms in a . O Q C l ready committed and In need «rMrs.8. Kenneinr.ennein .vay,.orKaynor u.OI xu.-lOl ' MrsMrs. Ella Nlnl.onn. Pnlnmhln- K’nino-ir .ClEaffnrrl .UnrlnM' nrnlo> Now Is the ttme to bring In’ your sereens to be rspatrsD. land Green has been elected were made last night, also. Ella Nielson^ Columbia,: Kology, Stafford Springs; Craig rainbow of colors. 4 inch pots...... Mr;a. Maria Paganl, 174V4 Schilllnger, East Hartford; Dan- WANTED Storm window glass reploosd. of rehearsEd time to participate. president of the Rockville Coun- From the communfty at large. clV o r Church Women United, ^ u r residents were named: Spruce St.; Mrs. Gertrude iel Taylor, Eswt Hartford; Clean, Late Model Caladium Don- Rourke, 297 South Rd., Rock- Frank Loto, 269 Skinner Rd., AUTO GLASS INSTALLED A colorful tropical looking plant with O Q Q R ^ * S t* ^^ ^rto n showed the Patricia Jedriewski of Mrs. ^ n a ld C. Smith, vllle. Vernon; , Arthur Ashwell, 102 hoArd an elfilvt Diece sftt Kingsbury Ave. has been induct- Kingsley, J^ se A. Brain- USED CARS variegated leaves. Good accent plant...... 4 ra a x Zr adwol board an e l ^ piece set university of Con- a^d and Zolton Feuerman, and Also, Mrs. Nancy Russell, 65 Woodbrldge St.; John Shea, Bol- SAVE demonstrating the dli^ion of a ed into the Unlve^ Education, Top Prices Paid GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Seaman Circle; Mrs. Marilyn ton Lake House, Bolton; Mrs. ss Visit our Nursery Dept, for a full selection cell, m ^ e ct^opemUvely be- Donald Averlll and G. Rlch:.rd St. Germain, 9 Mlnterbum Elvera Bra^ltls, Swamp Rd., For All Makes! tween Kenneth Krivaneo’s sci- P‘- ^ national no.iorary lor eou „ . Court, Rockville: Mrs. Mildred Coventry; Mrs. Alleen Davis, MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) of flowering shrubs, evergreens, trees, etc. for Mom. ence class and the woodwork- students. Membership Is Messier^______Scott, 118 Greenwood Dr.; West Wlllington; Albert Soblelo, CARTER CHEVROLETI log class of Robert Luglnbuhl restricted to undergraduates In George Stampp, Hartford; Mrs. 226 School St.; Harvey Nobert, CO., INC. PICTURE FRAMING (all lypea) fior next to nothing In cost. upper 10 per cent of their lVrkfs»fi Mary Whilan, 702 Middle Tpke. 869 Main St. 1229 Main St. Tlio eJgbt-pleoe model cost class. x l O S p l t a i iv O lC S BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Also, Mrs. Gloria Wayland WINDOW and PLATE GLASS New Smart Wesb Group p.iTv.iwi«wt Car Wash Tomorrow Phone 649-5238 179.50 fora set purchased ... ^ ...... to Mr. and Mrs. Loren Carr, 729 and son, 35 Marshall Rd.; Mrs. • While through regular sources, he ex- Members of the Tolland Hlg^i All evening vlsIUng N. Main St.; a daughter to Mr. Cheryl Jensen and daughter, 444 ptoined. School ninth grade wUl hold a at 8 p.m., and start. In the vari- ^nd Mrs. David E. Wilson, East W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Jean CK) Non-stidc • Verde Green The board approved a re- car wa* tomorrow from 10 a.m. ous units, at: Pediatrics, 3 Hartford. Garno and son, 171 Branford Surface!'* quest to present a tihphy to to 2 p.m. at the school. p.m.; self service unit, 10 a.m.; DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: St.; Mrs. Collettl and son, 21 the student in the eighth grade The car w a ^ Is sponsored by CroweU House. 6 p.m. week- Faith Talcott, TalcottvUle; Mrs. Madison S t; Mrs. Dorothy 14 Karat Gold 3-pc. Crystal and graduating class of 1968, who the Miodern Language CTub (Rob- days, 3 p.m., weekends Md hoi- D’Amour, 321 Andover Bergmann and daughter, Deep- PROCTORmEX Westingbouse maintoins the higheiA average ert Italia advisor) and the World Idays; private rooms, 10 a.m.; ^aj^g Andover; Donald Me- wood Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Nancy In iKlenoe. The trophy would be Affairs Club (Miss Carol Mature semi-private rooms, 3 P-™-: Laughlln, 41 Beelzebub Rd., Green and son, 36 River S t, Cbrome Salad Set prraented In memory of Paul advisor). Funds raised from the visiting in 8io, si4, and SZ8 is tapping; Mrs. Ruth Mac- RockvUle. 4-Slice Toaster Broiler-Fry Pan Pendants & Chain atoatmar. car wash wUl be used by the any time for immediate famUy ______The achoolboaid was notified two clubs to defray expenses for ®uly> with a five-minute limita------— ------__ ^ Our Reg. Our Reg. ot the tormation of the Tol- a trip to the United Nations In t*®"- Afternoon visiting hours In 8.97 5.69 k n d Aasodatlon of BducaUonal New York. obstetrics are 8 to 4 p;m., then Secretaries during Wednesday Prices for the car wash are 1>«Kln again at 7 p.m. Visitors -.5? 1470 24.49 5.99 4,47 Generous size crystal glass bowl i^gbt's meeting. Mxe. Janice wash |1; wash and vacuum not to smoke In pa- Light and dark toast both at the High cover model; exclusive An elegant choice of tli6 latest Umbrella Table i Q Q Welgold, a secretary at the 91.50, or wash, vacuum and wax tteut’* rooms. No more than with chrome rim, plus two salad ^ same time! A separate control broiler lid. Immers-A-Matic buf­ styles! Included are diamond Our Reg. 22.40 X • « 0 O high school, was elected presi- 96. visitors at one time per pa- for each pair of toast wells. fet styling. Non-stick surface pendants! cultured pearls, servers in gleaming chrome. dent; Mrs. Emily Stoetzner, Members of the Modern Lan- «®ot- Individually boxed set. f 18C Toast 1, 2, 3 or 4 slices at a guaranteed for 1 year. #HL51 genuine stones and cameos. Folding Chair, Our Reg. 7.90 vice president; Mrs. Karen guage Club participating are Patients Today: 305 NOW!. * 6.44 time. §21601 ______Matthews, corresponding secre- Robin Reeves, Jim Jedrziewskl, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: A popular style of furniture for indoor-outdoor use, because of tary; Mrs. Florence Peacock, Joe Zanghl, Randy Blauvelt, Michael Addison. RFD 2, Man- YOU CAN HAVE its cool, attractive look. Lightweiglit yet durable. Folds for stor­ recording secretary, and Mrs. John Rldson, Laurel Smith, Shir- cheater; Mrs. Kathleen Ames, POOL SALE age. Tible 42” diameter. Lucille Smith, treasurer. ley Wilson, Mary ZaWlansky, n Mather St. Wilbur Bennett, I’ . 0 Boys League Notes Cathy Small, Steve ’Turcott, 99 McKee St.; Mrs. Lorraine t'-hr - A baseball clinic will be held Joan Clerk and Donald Gray. Bolleau, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Big-5 Web Folding tomorrow morning at 10 at the Members of the World Affairs Evelyn Campanelli, 22 Seaman Hicks Memorial School ball field CTub participating are: Bar- circle; Mrs. Dorothy Crick- ALUMINUM SIDING for members of the six team bara Grelka, Joan KerUn, Kar- more, Columbia; Carolyn Del AInminnm Chair Boys League. en Lafontaine Gall Woodbury, Signore, 73 Pine St.; Mrs. Su- TTie clinic will feature a Carol Proctor, Joan Clark, Pat- son Despault, Mark Dr... Cov- r demonstratlon by the Babe Ruth ty Flanagan, Linda Lemek, Peg- entry; Daniel Deveau, 322 Oak- INSTALLED team. Clinics for the farm teams gy Noonan, Garvin B oudle,------whl be conducted at a later date Chuck Ramondo, Jaisper Wy- If Satmday’s turnout is good, man, Bob Morrison, Laurel FOR 2.66 according to league president Smith, Gary ’Thlfaidt and Ml- GOOD, RICH, i Our Reg. 3.99 Bruce Stewart. chael Brian. / BLAGK LOAM Sturdy one inch aluminum tubing Opening Day ceremonies are ------by Angelique with smart vinyl webbing. Blue and slated for May 19, beginning Manchester Evening Her- RLL and GRAVEL NEW brother with aparade at 1:16. The par- aid ’FoUand correspondent, white or green and white. 0200 ade will form at 12:45 p.m. in Bette Quatrale, tel. 875-2845.- Bockhoe and PER FOR 2-pc. Crystal and St. Matthew’s Parking lot, and ------Bulldozwr Available SQ. Straight Stitch Black or While Heaven Sent' Eau march down the Green and Old KIDDIE KAR KALAMITY POOT Post Rd. to the Hicks School JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Manwre by the Bskt. 1968 Satin Cologne de Parfum Mist Chrome Saude Set Delnxe Adjnslahle Redwood ballfield. Sports Car CTub of South Africa or Cord Sewing Machine Charles MacArthur of Tolland official Hugh Corder explained Green will attempt an ascention his bandaged hand thus: He had PHONE 643-7172 • COMPLETE STEEL FRAMING Padded Chaise In his hot air balloon prior to overturned in his son’s soap box 19 Our Reg. Between 3:80 and P.M. Spray 4.25 j f " Heavenly the start of the baseball game racer. A N Y COLOR • OZITE CARPET ON ALL DECKS Rtg. $5.00 $ 3.19 Save over $12! 3.5 oz. siza Cologne Value Savings I 2 . 1 1 • PLUS MANY. MANY OTHER FEATURES 37.70 Bowl and clironic ladle, ideal for O R D E R N O W ! Delightful gift for Mother - this Now - buy Heaven Sent at this Noisless action ! 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SIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUf« annual town meatlng. la mage aale ftem 9 u n . to noon Yew— Spreading 18”-20” D ia ...... party’s effort In this year’s elec­ By CATHERIN15 MAY at this point, nearly two school not make too gn’eat a difference, takes the long ride dally at hla quick to point out that their aolieduled (or 8 p.m. Monday at Mlsy 25 in the Church Oomnum- Yew— Upright 28”-32” H igh ...... SJM tion campaign. The Board of EducaUon last years later, they are trying but carrying a child through own wish so he can stay In the “ own” Negro classmates are Oovantry Hlf(h School. The Irty House on R t 44A. Mna Wil- The training will be through Yew— Vprl«ht 22”-24” H igh ...... 3 .8 6 ' Board ot FJnance plana to ad­ Mam Horan ohainusn oJ this night heard the South Windsor want to keep up with from first grade would yield South .Windsor schools. nothing like tWs. a series of regional workshops, the others In their room, the worthwhile results for the When questioned by Board The Board of Education will Arborvitae— Giobe 28”-32” D ia ...... 3 . 8 8 •K journ the budget portion ot the p r (4 ^ wMoh'wUl be the final arranged and conducted by the teachers who have students lAeoUng until May 20 to allow board was told. child’s whole education. member Mrs. Donald Wasik, on meet Tuesday night at the High These are full and nicely shaped plants at wholesale prices. fund raising eMempt for the GOP State Advisory Commit­ from Project Concern state that Several teachers present Same Children Urged the effect of Project Concern School to determine whether 8 -1 0 years old. autttdl^ time to print up the chfb’s projeot of the year "a tee on Education and Training. budgeta the finance membera both (he Hartford youngsters and mentioned -that the children Joseph Tripp, principal of the on the children living In South South Windsor will continue to adwlanliip for a senior Cov- Atty. Robert B. August of South Windsor children have Hartford needed a medl- Wapplng School, said that as Windsor, the teachers stated take part In Project Concern, 44 B,VLDWIN ROAD, MANCHESTER— 644-8049 win recommend. ehtry High School girl,’’ and for Avon, chairman of the commit­ During Monday'8 nipetlng vot- benefited from the program. program which would be- an administrator he most that the children had learned Plays’ Open House the local Public Health Nursing tee, explained that the work­ Kitehen DiM>lays For Sale A t Cost There are 24 children from come a part of the whole Proj- strongly feels that the same much from one another. Many An open house and reception era will be aaked to empower Assoctaitton. Mra Hugo Sdewert- shops will train workers down Floor Model Applioaoea On Sale the selectmen and town traaa- Hartford’s North End enrolled in ^ncern. They felt that the children should be sent to school chdldren 'have become fast will be held at 8 p.m. Monday sen is poster chairman; Mra to the block level, and will cover Designers, Installera and Compete Alteration Service the South Windsor schools im- children should have an annual here in South Windsor, right friends and hav^ even vlaiied at the South Windsor Country urer to borrow for necessary ex­ such topics as voter registra­ Michael Martinlcus, in charge 607 New Farit Ave. 2 3 2 ^ 4 4 0 7 der the program. They attend *’*' perhaps semi-annual check- through 12th grade. Tripp said overnight during weekends and Players ’Workshop, located in penditures and approve applica­ tion, finance, public relations, of satitiiig up for the side and Ell Terry School, the Wapplng which might be arranged further that he would “ plead vacations. the Sullivan Ave. Shopping Cen­ tion for state town aid funds. provitfltag workers and Mira Sur- and research. Action wNl also be asked to School, and Pleasant Valley through the busing project. to have these yoiuigsters stay Accepted as Classmates ter. Refreshments will be serv­ mann, hi dhapge of doughnuts The first workshop will be ed and all are Invited to attend. approve an aj^roprlation of held May 26, In the Higganum School; which have the coom to parents of some of the here” . ' In the classroom, said the and coffee w td^ will be sold accommodate the extra chil- Hartford children, said the Tripp said that the children teachers, the children from Mrs. Gwen Reed of the Weth- $3,000 for social security pay­ at the sale. Elementary School, Haddam. It ments; $1,400 (or police expen­ will ibe for potential Republican dren. Schools such as Avery St., teachers, do not realize the need who come here from Hartford Project Concern are so com- ersfleld Community Players At SA Sunday ditures, and $1,200 (or the dog Chnrdi Club to Dfato workers of the 20th and 88rd which was already filled to ca- health to facilitate the also want to continue here, and pletely accepted that they are will repeat her heralded one-wo- account. The Mr. and Mrs. Club o f Che Senatorial Districts. pacity' when the program be- process. Charles War- he related the story of a sixth not even considered from, Hart- man performance In Eugene Brig. Walter A. Lamie, form­ Yoga Instructor Frank Zarafis in an exercise of body control. ZBA Orsnta Appeal Second Oongregatilonol Church The dates for other workshops gan In the fall of 1967, have not Superintendent of Schools, grade boy who asked early In ford, but simply as members O’Neil’s “ Before Breakfast” . er commanding officer of the The Zoning Board of Appeals wtU be dining out at Somer's will be announced periodically. taken part In I^roject Concern, suggested that perhaps what the fall If he might possibly of the class group. The teach- Long active In lltUe theater, com s of the Salva- has unanimously granted an ap­ Inn May 18. Mrs. Glenn Brad­ Now Open To equalize the work load teachers had in mind was stoy here and attend the middle ers said the South Windsor chll- Mrs. Reed has received citations .. . and his wife will be D & L O ffers the Hartford schools have sent on® health officer to serve Proj- school. dren have benefited from know- for her performances In “ A Rat- speakers foA, TJfloihsuibL, Q cu j. peal of Eklwatd L. LaurUzen, ley la in charge o f reoervations. RICKSHAWS TO GO Sunday at the a teacher, Mrs. Trudy McDon- Concern In all the towns Another teacher related that Ing these dilldren by coming to sin In the Sun” , “ On Vengeance ,^rmy cTtedel. owner of Flexible Tool and Food Sale for 4-H CapitolHearingTold Towns NEW DELHI (AP) — Cycle- ough, and a teacher’s aide, Mrs. a boy in hla class has moved the realization that they are no Heights” , and “ Pearlle Victori- Equipment Co. to u^e the Sebert A food sale wtU be held at Five Qasses rickshaws and hand-pulled rick­ They will participate In the Margery Little, to South Wind- Absenteeism Average Bloomfield and travels for different from the Hartford chll-bus,” and will be remembered Building on Main St. for light ZoUo's store day School program at 9:30 a.m. Replique Spray Mist...... 4.76 K the smaller towns refuse to and the parents of the children be®" tested extensively to de- he attends. The boy could have ed, the teachers said, that the commemorating Mother’s Day sen’s plea of hardship since he sdiolairelhiips to 4-H oamp. Co- in zoning decisions was spelled co-o^rate, the state may find members of the family are be­ .The labor ministry has circu­ DINO’S ommemorating Mother’s Day. from Hartford. termlne their academic ability changed to the new school In problems they see on television Manchester Evening Herald serving for seven years found iit difficult to obtain insur­ chairmen of the function are ing offered by the Parkade’s lated to all the states a five-year After serving for seven years Christian Dior Cologne with out in capital letters by local the need to histitute a metropi>- A Grade 6 teacher said that tdon and was the first president appear in Manchester Circuit on display at the conference. Al­ vision screening clinics for pre­ or a state planning or zoning it difficult to keep correcting done in a bid for the legisla­ pbig trips. The mother blVd fee per child. he considered the program ‘‘So­ of the Tolland County Republl- Court 12, May 27. so mentioned at the conference kindergarten children will be group was given powers of de­ mistakes, while in South Wind­ tive sat in 1962. Gagllardone NEWS SHORTS INS. Anytime didn’t mind, and often remained cially a success but academical­ can Associates, an organization ------was the Coventry Callers, the ocmdiMted from 10 a.m. to 11 cision over the towns, the com­ sor the teachers do not have won by 15 votes In the party WET DOWN THEMSELVES At the D and L on the nest for the ride. ly frustrating’ 'because the chll- of men and women, now inac- BACK TO HIS u grovqp that visits new homeown­ a.m. Tuesday in the Town Hall mittee was warned. as many pupils with speech mis­ BEGINNINGS PHOENIX (AP) — Patrons of Four of the eggs hatched re­ dren he has were not brought ers to Coventry and brings news on Route 31. The clinics are on Regional planning's greatest takes and thus have time for and Gagllardone was again the DENVER (AP) — Air Force a restaurant demonstrated how cently, and Mrs. Lohman took LIQQEn DRUG into this school system imtil ” of the town and its stores. This an appointment basis. Mr. opportunities lie in providing the correction. victor, this Ume by two votes. She 1 ^ been a j n e r ^ of Charles S. Erwin was born to keep cool when a fire broke towns with an opix>rtunlty for the opportunity to relocate thC sixth grade, and are really not I Community Room I group operated under the pub- Mark Spink of Upton Drive is PARKADE CHAMStr It was noted, however, that cquippcu lo cope wun ^® ’^®'^ Fltzsimons General Hospital out recently during the noon nest. She said, “ We don’t think well equipped to cope with fic affkirs' committee and the handling the appointments for individual participation and co­ the teachers had foiuid ti,at things as they are taught and ^ friends to run for o-bouft y '^ ^ ^ ^ near Denver Dec. 10, 1943. He hour—they headed for the bar. the engine of an automobile Is OPEN membership chairman’s direc­ the programs sponsored by the operation together on a volun­ when a group of students from set up in South Windsor schools.. candidacy. She has received as B ^otary and itwo o f them hospital As the dining room began to TUESDAY, MAY 11— 1 P M. tion, both of the local JWC. tary basis, a Wilton official testi­ quite the place to raise a fami­ :45 A M. to 10 P.M. Coventry Public Health Nursing the Project talked together, Often the children from Hart­ the sanoUbn of the three town as chadiroan. since then this year. He was fill with smoke, manager A. V. ; y o g a __ Frank Zarafis of New Haven will instruct The JWC Is baviog a rum­ fied. ly.” Welcome Here Association. their speech patterns returned ford must be given special help conunlttea chairmen, she said. She is currently district vice- flown to the hospital with arm Knox said some 60 patrons left classes in Yogic exercises. Get a new lease on life to their pre-corrected ways. which necessitates going off to and has talked with the dele­ president of the Second Con- leg fractures suffered in an their tables "and some of them with the practice that is sweeping the nation. Learn . Attitudes Seen Changing other rooms, the teacher said, gates o f ithe three towns, who ■gressionajl District North Re- automobile-bus collision in Thai- headed right for the bar and THE PLACE FOR MOST UNUSUAL GIFTS FOR ! to relax, lose weight, be supple and limber and Charles Lyons of the Board of and the children may feel set are uncommitted. publican Women’s Association, land. started ordering drinks.” Education questioned whether apart by this situation. In The 51st Assemblj^'District In the legislature, she work------— ...... 'just plain feel better! Mr. Zarafis has been a Yogi : there had been any change In order to bring the children up Convention will be held June 27. ed on three oommdittees: Public ; for four years and studied under Swami Vishnu- - attitude on the part of Project to g;rade level, or as close to It iMrs. Miller will make her personnel, tnsuianoe and public I Devenanda of Canada. $1 per class. |; Concern students. The teachers as possible, the special help Is first public appearance May 27 welfare and humane institutions, said that Indeed there had been necessary, but it does set the at a meeting of the Andover she was clerk of the latter. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15— 7:30 P.M. a change (or the better, and children from Hartford apart Republican Women’s Club. She She also worked as secretai'J' TRAVEL— Take a trip to Hawaii, Africa, tsoutn perhaps the motivation had from the others, the teacher expects to campaign in 0>v- for the mdldtary and veteran’s - America and never leave your chair. The Daniels | When Is A Three To One Average come from the South Windsor said. entry, also. committee in 1963-65. < Travel Agency will proiide the magric carpet— you ^ school children, many of whom Most teachers present seemed Mrs. MiHer has been active Mrs. Mlilcr lives with her hus- i just sit back and relax. Films of different countries 1 have been trained to know the to share the feeling that the in RepubUoan .iwEtical circles, band, Robert and their daugh- will be featured each wedk to aid the prospective importnnee of their education greatest results could be achlev- She v/as State Central Ck>m- ter on Cook Dr. She works I at DISCOU traveler and for the enjoyment of the armchair Not Average"? PRICES and to strive to excell. ed under Project Concern If the mltteewoman for the 35th Dis- part-time for the Aetna Insiir- •four stores of fashion* When the program began the same students were to be those trict from 1960 to 1963, was ance Co., is clerk of the Plan- tourist. Students can make use of this excellent : Hartford children were lacking selected to participate year at- presldenit of the Tolland Oounity ndng Commission and active in way to learn about a foreign city or country, too! Visit our unique DOCUMENTARY DESIGN FURNITURE shoppe in interest in their studies, but ter year. One or two years can- Republican Women’s Aasoeda- United Methodist Church. (First travel film at 7:30 p.m.. May 15). THURSDAY, MAY 16— 1 P.M. featuring Occasional Furniture, Boston Rockers, Novelty Items BRIDGE LESSONS — Expert bridge player and teacher, Mrs. Carol Graham of New London, will j conduct a six-week series of lessons for those de- ^ For each patient in a Connecticut hospital there are approximately three hospital Our Used Cars Aren't siring to learn the game. Mrs. Graham is a student ? BOSTON COLONIAL of Charles H. Goren and is certified to teach his people looking out for his care and welfare. This ratio of hospital people per patient ROCKER SEWING BUCKET method. She is a life master in the American Con- fe "JUST LIKE NEW" tract Bridge League Standings, the highest national • Solid • Sturdy ranking for a bridge player. FREE. is above the national average, however, Connecticut ^ never been just an average Rock Maple Rock Maple -JUST 100% GUAIANTEED swing Salem Finish • Salem Finish CAKE DECORATING, 7 :30 P.M.— Ever wanted to state. know how those gorgeously decorated cakes you Here’s the first place to look for your second cart with the see at^rties were created? Now you can learn to j. make your own. This course will be taught by Mrs. ^ Ruth Connolly of Groton. She will tmeh the ele- ? i $1QS8 Nehru look mentary steps through intricate design. Students 19^ PORSCHE 1962 MERCURY 1965 FORD will learn by actual participation. Those wishing to sj T-Blrd Hardtop. Full power, maroon. 1 sign for the lessons should do so at this first class S.S. Coupe. 9 9-Pass. station Wagon. PS., auto., 1 as materials must be ordered for each student, g New life-saving equipment and drugs have much to do with modern V-8. in fine 4 F R E E . , ^ i health care, but people are still the most important factor in the quality •2295 •895 cotton twill I FRIDAY, MAY 17—7:30 P.M. t ,of care. Iliysicians, nurses, medical technicians and all of the oUier 1 INVESTMENT SERIES —^ Harry Zimmerman, a | 1964 CHEVROLET 1964 RAMBLER registered representative with Putnam, Coffin & g members of the health care team are responsible for the high level of Also available decorated Monza Spyder Coupe. 4-speed. Station Wagon. Auto trans., radio. i Burr of Hartford, members of the New York Stock g as shown $31.88 green. i Exchange will conduct an investment and securities 1 patient care we take for granted today. 1964 FORD 1 lecture series starting this evening. He will lecture | EARLY AMERICAN SPINNING WHEEL •895 Falrlane 600 Custom 4-Dr. Wagon. V-8, auto., PS., radio, roof rack. •950 Without it you just on various topics and will answer questions during | ^ AND PLANTER J the talk. Mr. Zimmerman was graduated from tUe i 1962 VOLVO I University of Oinnecticut with a major in Eeo- • Solid can’t be with-it. Very 'I'he week of May 12 to May 18 will probably be much the same as any 4-Dr. Sedan. 122S, red, radio, new *1395 1965 OLDS £ nomics. The subject of the first lecture will be g ' Rock Maple tires. Convertible Coupe, Model 98. Full fit for the summer ac­ other week in our hospitals — with one exception. This seven day period 5 “Your Investment Objectives." FREE. | EARLY AMERICAN power, dark green. tion in rich shades of I SATURDAY, MAY 18—2 P.M. | has been designated as Hospital Week. A time to reflect on the impor­ fj TABLES •995 1962 OLDSMOBILE blue or gold. i STORYLAND FOR CHILDREN— Boys and girls tant work our friends and neighbors are doing in Connecticut hospitals Available with Round •1895 ages four through seven will enjoy this story and Dynamic 88 9-Pass. Station Wagon. 8-12 8 1 8 or Rectangular Top PS., auto., radio. arts and crafts hour just for them. Favorite stories — a time to stop and think of what their profession means to our health 1966 TEMPEST 14-18 8 2 2 will be read and then the youngsters will partici­ $ 1 9 8 8 1964 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan pate in arts and crafts geared to the story. Mrs. and life itself. Blscayne 4-Dr. Sedan *995 I Valerie Kelleher of Wapping, will be the instructor f for the series. She is a former kindergarten and Choice of three finishes; •1395 I second grade teacher dnd has two boys, ages two •895 and four. Admission 50 cents per session. Cherry Decorated Added fashion flash 1 Satem Decorated Antique Decorated . . . goldtone or silver- | tone medallion.I i ConuectiQut Blue Cross I i 3 .5 0 I £ New Haven, Connecticut TED TRUDON Ihc. selections of extraordinary Documentary Design Values YOLKSWAGEN^ORSCHE > n o u s OF FASHIOM- OCCASIONAL ■ WALL COLONIAL I DnrvFR^ I r o c k e r ROUTE 83 -u TOLLAND TURNPIKE — TALCOTTVILU ^ PHOf|E 649^838 (D&L, Young World, all 4 stores) TABLES I SHELVES NOVELTIES I (On tfie Monchester-Vemon Lina). MANCHESTER PARKADE

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IHattrl^piitpr Still Himself, Risk Or Credit 177 the Instructors about the I. O. H. children,” Betty Ann Oliver ex­ Tolland p(Ml and Its possibilities. The plained. "But, we had tMa big, Inevitably, IrreelsUhly, like a liijuld of Open roru m enthusiasm and confidence,^ that P eople in four-bedroom house . . . ” Mrs. THINK SMALL 9 1 7 8 4 . 9 0 a certain speclfio gravity finding its own \ Enputn^ l^praUi Wants Alice Madden Back pre«ent.-ls heart warm- Oliver and her husband, Wil­ U « Vi level in aplte of its b e ^ a season for Cook Scores Finance Board DeHvcffsd in l PUBU8HBD BY THE TVv fh- wMter *"»• Furthermore, this challenge liam, adopted two boys emd four > IIE R A U ) FRINTINO CO.. INC chameleons, the lifelong poUdos of Rich­ TO the Editor. Ingenuity and devotion girls since 1969 after 11 years of Equlppad with laatharstto In­ 13 BlaMlI Street ard Nixon is beginning to reassert l ^ f This letter In reference to I. to . a wonderful Idea, Just adds childless marriage. terior, wlndshlrtd wnalur, 3- • Haochester, Conn. For $32,000 School Cut T he News speed electric wipers, haaitar, i THOKA8 F. FBBQUBON in the present campaign, "new Nixon" O. H. and what It has meant to the ever present fire and A scroll honoring her as Adop­ • WALTER R. FERGUSON to the pride and prestige of our determination found in all who defroeter, 4-way safety fUuluaw, ' PublM ien or not. Board of EducaUon Chairman ed up by calling m iiarn Bum­ Actress, Producer Wed tive Mother of toe Year was back-up Uglits, front and rear [ Fuiinded October 1. 1831 David O>ok has criticized the mers. City of village charm, Iff long participate. I have s^ n these NEW YORK (AP) — Actress presented Thursday to Mrs. •eat brtta. That perennial part of the Republican overdue. « teenagers take on problems wltti The'^Pllgrlm Fellowstdp will Zoe Oaldwell, 34, alar of "The Olive by Los Angeles County. front runner which cannot resist the shal­ Boafd Finance decision to My association and knowledge unsurmointable odds and make ' Publisbed Every Evening Except Sundaye meet at the churchSunday night Prime ol Miss Jean Brodle” on ■and HoUdaya. Entered at the Post Office at low, sneering kind of effort to discredit cut the Board of Education budg­ of I. O. H, has been wholly the outcome a success. Me. n , Telaad Tpk. • Manobester. Conn., ns Second Class Mail from 7 to 9. Broadway, has married Robert RFK Visits Parents TED TRUDON et by $83,000. M the parent of an tastructor. ^ TJaeWfifc Misefcittif J Matter an opposition is stUI, when it appears, Whitehead, 52, producer of toe School Lunches Three of my four children have HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) MMtN the worst handicap he carries with him “ In this day of deficit spend­ Lunches at all Tolland schools was to the effect show, according to toe play’s — Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- VOLKSWAGEN • SUBSCRIPTION RATES participated to ^ weU found- Directors of • ' Payable in Advance in his question for publlo favor and con­ ing, it is only natural to cut next week are Monday, barbe­ press representative. The cou­ N.Y., fresh from his Indiana ' O n ^ Y ea r ...... 130.00 fidence. cued pork on roll, potato chips, ^rtlclpated inJh s well fwd- j q . H. wanted a greater adult ple were married Thursday aft­ primary victory, flew to Hyon- SU^Uonths ...... 18.60 back anyone who balances ttielr ed and iwnderfully «u p e ^ sj^ participation In the program, Three Months ...... 7.80 buttered corn, dessert; Tues­ ernoon in toe Mechanicsvflie nls Thursday for an hour’s visit But that part of Mr. Nixon which rep­ ’ budget,” Cook told the Herald. projwt and I e x p ft my fourth been asSiclat- One Month ...... 3.60 day, beefaroni, tossed salad, chapel in Bucks County, Pa., by with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. resents his own unchanging and unalter­ and last child^U feel toe same. ^ j q since its In- “ The school board budget as cornbread and butter, pudding; toe Rev. C. John Miller. It is toe Joseph P. Kennedy. Kennedy • MEMBER OF able natural position on issues is also Beoause I. O H. ^ b ^ n presented and approved last Wednesday, soup, toasted cheese first marriage for Miss Caldwall was accompanied only by Theo­ • THE ASSOCIATED PRESS part of the appeal he does have to those ' The Asaooiated Preas ia exclusively entitled year was “ a comfortable budg­ sandwich, celery sticks, apple­ present in my hoine since 1 ^ , toe time and energy she and toe second for Whitehead, dore A. Sorenson, now a mem- NATIONAL PAVING CO. • 10 the use of republlcatlon of all news die- Republicans who are most enthuslasUc et” , according to the chair­ sauce torte; Thursday, spaghet­ I have a great pride in being through toe 12 years since whose first wife died in 1965. lier of Kennedy’s campaign ' patches credited to it dr not otherwise credlt- 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVN.LE. CONN. ' ed In this paper and also the local news pub- for him. And it is, as well, a mark of man, “ and we will complete the ti with meat sauce, buttered toe father of teenaprs who arc program was first started, team, and formerly an aide to Jllshed here. some creditable and compulsive honesty year with a $80,000 balance.’’ green beans,, cole slaw, cheese ^111^ to give a helpl^ hand never have been allowed Bob Hope Honored toe late President John F. Ken­ , All lights ol republlcatlon of special dl>- The balance includes a $26,000 to toe less fortunate. This has resign toe post of Advisor, DRIVEWAYS-^ARKING AREAS , patches nereln are ?lso reserved. on his part that he does not prove him­ cube, Vienna bread and butter, HONOLULU (AP) — Variety nedy. rebate from Rockville . High always been a teenage volunteer I------self able, In this new campaign, to pre­ frosted brownie; Friday, turkey clubs international presented its DEVELOPMENT WORK School on tuition overcharges. projrot and they well deserve jj,at are so quick to ' The Herald Fiinting Company Inc., as- tend he has changed any of the really hash (Hicks), hot turkey sand­ highest honor—toe Humanitari­ ' Slimes no financial responsibility for typo- He pointed to the budget wich (Meadowbrook), turkey te- the^hlg^ acclaim for such an ju^ge and give advice about a an Award—‘to comedian Bob A ll T y p e s Amesite—Repaired and Installed I graphical errors appearing In advertisement.' deep spots in his makeup. ',n n d other reading matter In The Manchester drawn up by the outgoing Board trazzini (high school); buttered outstanding Job done by them; prog;ram, are ready to show up Hope Thursday. Hope, veteran .Evening Herald. There was a glimpse of the old Nixon of Selectmen, “ which later peas, cranberry sauce, sweet po­ so let’s leave it that way. Once afternoon and movie, radio and television per­ TREAT HER TO Free Estimates— Tinie Payments who has always been a liability to him­ proved too little” . tatoes, biscuit, gelatin dessert toe adults stick their noses in open your own homes up for sonality, was described as toe ‘ Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washlnc- Telephone 646-2431 'Ion Post News Service. self the other night, when he wew found “ This caused the new select­ with topping. and start to make a big pro- meetings and discussions on toe “ most dedicated, tireless, dy- A R O Y A L , Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. toying savagely with the theme that any men to finish the year writh a Kindergarten Assistanto ject out of this program, toe betterment of this wonderful . namic and ubiquitous humani­ , Publishers Representatives — The .Tullus end of a great Idea will be near project. Well my friends, we had Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi­ administration that could let a fourth- deficit of $52,000, or so I have Assisting mothers at the Tol­ tarian of our times.” MOTHER’S DAY cago, Detroit and Boston. read", Oook stated. land (Jo-Operative Kiindergarten at hand. ^2 years and now I rate nation like North Korea seize an The teenagers are responsible think It is time someone made American ship and get away with it was “ We thought we were turning next week are Monday, Mrs. Concert for Pope Paul AT MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ for this gp"eat Idea of helping effort to get Alice Madden VATICAN CITY (AP) — TIONS. back over two mills to the town, Timothy Bertache, Mrs. Mark an administration that needed to be re­ the handicapped one day a pack as sole adult Advisor of American conductor Lorln Maa- Whon Tlio Occasion CaHs for Flowors,' only to find that other agencies Allyn, Mrs. Donald Ahlberg, placed. It would be true, we think, that week; but actually devote much j. q . H.. and turn it back to zel will conduct the Italian tele­ ' Display advertising closing hours had used It up” , he concluded. Mrs. Leon Aldenicolo; Wednes­ GAYEYS LOG Think of Tfio For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. Mr. Nixon would have favored every elr- more Ume to it than every Sun- the teenagers; where it started, vision orchestra in a concer tfor For Tuesday - - i p.m. Saturday. The school board members ex­ day, Mrs. Richard Bowerlng, cunustance of American policy —from day afternoon. There have been amj always belong, Pope Paul VI May 20, toe Vati­ For Wednesday — 1 p.m, Monday pressed disappointment over the Mrs. Lawrence O’Mara, Mrs. CABIN For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. bake sales, car washes, sport can announced Thursday. The Parkhill-Joyce Foi- Fiidoy — 1 p.m. Wednesday our involvement in Vietnam to our spy­ cut in a budget which they felt James Broderick, Mrs. Donald Thank you. RoHt* 87 nights, speakers, and many oth­ orchestra will play Mendels­ For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. ing along the North Korean coast -w hich to be pretty tight. They felt gen­ Bird, and Friday, Mrs. Lyle Ernest G. Oakman Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before er projects too numerous to sohn’s St. Paul Oratorio to com­ Lebanon, Conn. publication. S p.m. Fridav for Saturday helped tie our hands in the Pueblo inci­ erally, however, the cut should Chichester, Mrs. Harvey Cham­ Flower Shop mention to help make toe dream memorate toe 19to centennial of * and Monday publication. dent. “ be lived wribh” , In light of cuts bers, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. WRONG MAN Frank Gakeler, Proprietor of all who have ever been con­ toe martyrdom of Sts. Peter C o ll fo r made in the budget requests Douglas Paul. HONOLULU (AP) — A 20- 601 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER If that was a slimpse of the d d prose­ nected with I. O. H. come and Paul. from other town agencies. true. The goal is a specially year-old hitchhiking saUor was (Next to Hartford Nattowd Friday, May 10 cutorial Nixon, not too responsible in the Holy Name Officers RESERVATION Bulk) built pool Just for therapy and Riven a ride from Pearl Hartfor premises for his Indictments, the formal Danny Thomas March Mark Allyn of Anthony Rd. Adoptive Mother Cited e YES—WE DELIVER e has been elected President o( help to the handicapped. recently. document issued by Mr. Nixon’s office The Danny Thomas March to LOS ANGELES (AP) — "We 423-0256 Phooee: 64B-0791—64»-144S St. Matthew’s Holy Name Soci­ I shudder at toe thought of He offered to return toe favor on the issue of crime was a legitimate benefit St. Jude’s Research Hos­ didn't really plan on so many pital for Children wiH be held ety, for 1968. Other officers toe Board of Education, or any by sharing a smoke with his and reasoned exposition of views Mr. this weekend. elected include Walter Bie- other group of adults, taking benefactor. The cigarette was The Claw And The Purr Nixon and many conservative and tradi­ Ucki, vice president: Stanley over this project that has been marijuana, and toe benefactor Marchers wdll meet at the tion-minded students of modern society Bonk, secretary; John Benedict, so aptly done in the past by was a policeman, If Am'erlcans hopeful of peace in Viet­ Town Hall tomorrow at 9 a.m. have every right to take and represent. treasurer, and Ray Dupres, teenagers. The Board of Edu- When toe sailor pulled out a nam find themselves disturbed by the prior to canvassing the town. marshal. The officers will be There are many who do feel that the They will receive instructions cation is all fouled up now with sack of loose marijuana to roll display of Vietooog violence in and formally installed at the next their own internal problems. A his own cigarette, toe policeman present rise of lawlessness in this coun­ and kits at the Town Hall. Tfaos- 935 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO meeting, planned for the latter program like I. O. H. would pulled over to toe side ol toe around Saigon, there are rationalizations try can most properly be dealt with by a portation can be provided 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS - MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK STREET. MANCHESTER - part of May. just be brushed aside and put road and pulled out his badge, TEL. 643-6171 - 241 AS'TLUM STREET, HARTFORD - TEL. 622-7201 - WATKINS-WEST that can be indulged in. rise, not a drop, in the severity and if needed, and all marchers will in the background for further The sailor was charged with FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 646-7196 toug^uiess with which the law is enforced wear name tags. Bulletin Board The Tolland Volunteej Ambu­ study. On the other hand, this illegal possession of narcotics. It is an old habit for the rulers of on the streets and by the courts. Teen-agers who collect a des­ lance Association Trinkets and project is the only pressing _____ Hanoi to try to combine aggressiveness ignated amount ol money will be This is where his friends and admirers Ftiotographed By Rexinald Pinto Treasures Sale will be held to­ problem an I. O. H. instructor in the field with toughness at the con­ would expect to find Mr. Nixon. This is DRAGGERS OUT OF NEW BEDFORD guests of Dsomy Thomas at a day until 8 p.m. and tomorrow has on his mind, and therefore ference table. And, as a maitter of fact, the direction he would try to lean in, if rock n 'roll show to be held at from 9:30 to 2:30 p.m.. In the can wholeheartedly indulge in MOTHER'S DAY Bushnell Memorial in Hart­ it to the fullest. Teenagers have It is pauit of the code for ail prospective he were President. And, to his credit, yellow house next to Wanat’s I’* CANDY—Whitman’s ford May 28. The show will fea­ a knack for doing impossible even though his document also reaches Shopping Center. |schraffts, Candy Cupboard negotiators to try to improve their own ture the Salt Water Taffies, the The Women’s Auxiliary of the things against great odds, and out to embrace many of the modern pal­ “ bargaining positions” by military pres­ By Rowland Evans Jr. A Thought for Today Box Tops, Soul Rocker Review Tolland Volunteer Fire Depart­ I know If left alone they will liatives, including more psychiatrists, Open Forum and Yesterday’s Children, plus ARTHUR DRUG O F MANCHESTER sure, if they can exert it. Inside Sponsored by the Manchester ment will hold a Rummage Sale succeed In the final goal for and more emidiasls on rehabilitation, it Council of Churches “Doc” Prescribes For "Joe” two surprise appearances. tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 I. O. H. Just ask any one of In this pcuticular situation, Vietnam never dispels the basic impression that To Uie Editor, AddRlonai information may be p.m. at the Leonard's Corner Dear Joe: in the e p r ^ of the year 1968, there is the first and number one thing he be­ Robert D. Novak Look back for an instance in obtained by calling Mrs. Don­ Firehouse. You are right. Our town is ald Barrows, Wrigold Rd. or by Bedrooms. . . O ld World and New Httle doubt that the success of the en­ lieves in with regard to crime is being Report your own life for what seems to tough on criminals. The "new Nixon,” you to have been the most com­ sick. Last week the world had coming to the Town Hall tomor­ Manchester Evening Herald emy's Tet Offensive humdied in Feb­ a chance to' see how sick we row morning. Marchers should to his credit, is not really pretending to WASHINGTON — However when elected Governor in 1964, be dead but It Is dying. Indiana plete defeat you have ever Tolland correspondent Bette ruary had something to do with prodiic-. really are. be at least 11 years old. EXPERIENCED POLISHERS be anything he is not. much or lltUe it really means had ignored the amenities of today is much like the rest 6f kniown. You would noit say that Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. ing that reaaseaem ^ of American alms 1 The prescription for each of politics the past three years. God rules it so, for that does Oongregafiimal Church Notes and capabilities which resuHed in an toward picking the Democratic the country: Moderately affluent us is as follows; Have this County chairmen who had not quite fulfill your notion of Reservations for the Tolland AC7TOR NEEDS OOACHINO nominee for President, the In­ workers living in suburban thought in mind constantly. I For finish work on turbine blades and vanes. Above opening toward the negotiations now scarcely seen him since 1964 God’s nature. Association annual meeting may HONOLULU (AP) — Actor tracts with thoughts pretty "Make my home a better home about to begin in Paris. After that Tet diana primary Tuesday has were-not about to work their However, as you look back be obtained from the Rev. Don­ Richard Boone testified in toe I averagre hourly rates, fringe benefits and profit much like their counterparts in —starting with me. Make my Offeneive had finally been nullified and been a graphic demonstration hearts out for him. Branigin on tbat exiperienoe, can you not ald Miller. The meeting topic Hawaii State Legislature recent­ A New-Old Univensity? Ohio, New York, or Maryland. town a better town—starting I sharing plan. Apply at driven back toward the Jungle, there further ruffled feelings by see how It has been Incorporat­ “ Suburban Responsibility to the ly against a bill that would ex-’ of just how ineffective is the This blurring out of regional dif­ with me. Make my country a We are beginning to doubt that Colum­ passing up the state Democratic ferences in a national homogen­ ed Into your own life and how Urban Problem” , will be ex­ empt film companies from pay­ were ambitious Americsui military ef­ traditional political machine in better country—starting with bia University—or any other Amerlban Central Committee meeting that ization is perhaps a matter of even that hard, bitter, perhaps plored at the meeting to be held ing portions of state taxes. forts to improve our prospective bargain­ the 1960s. me. Make this world a better Ir EU-LEE m e t a l f in is h in g CO., Inc. institution of higher learning—is ever go­ regret. evil Instance has been knit into May 19 in the Andover Ccngie- Before testifying, Boone asked ing position, niere were Immense sweeps The regular Democratic endorsed him for President and, world—starting with me.” Dis­ instead, winging off for a Flori­ the pattern of your own exis­ y gaUonal (Jhurch beginning at news reporters how he should of the countryside arpimd Saigon, con­ ing to be quite the same after the spring organization, led by GoV. Roger But today’s Hoosiers are, in play your thoughts by actions 69 WOODLAND ST.-^ANCHESTER da vacation. tence? If you were to try to 8 p.m. act. "This is different from ducted under code names which signi­ of 1668. Branigin and fed by patronage, sum, out of the machine’ reach. and not by talk alone. But those answers are too eliminate that event from your Speakers for the meeting theater,” the veteran actor said. So far as the question of who is really simply failed against Sens. Rob­ They are, however, well within The world would then realize fied our fierce determination to make easy. Rather, there is sufficient character, you could not do it. ert F. Kennedy and Eugene Mc­ the reach of the meiss media and that we In Mwchester are include John Rogers and James it impossible for the enemy ever to going to operate our universities in the reason to believe that even If For all things are under the Harris of the Governor's Com­ Carthy. To probe the reasons those who can manipulate the growing, tha$^ vAp do stand molest Saigon again. future and determine their policies, the Branigin had been attentive to mastery of God and can be why is to go to the heart of media, which may be a greater straight, and that we will be mittee on CivU Rights; Har­ answer this spring has been all one way. the demands of organization pol­ brought together, welded to­ American politics today. danger to American democracy taller. The prognosis is good, old Peterson of the CDI, and the What has been happening this week On campus after campus, actual control itics, the organization could not gether In one pattern for the It should be remembered that once all the politicians, such as Joe, but time is running out— Rev. Richard Battles, assistant has been the Vietcong retort to these of policy baa been banded over to what­ when Kennedy first entered the have won for him on Tuesday. those in Indiana, fully catch on. promotion of His purpose. to the late Dr. Martin Luther If you really believe that, It so let's begin the treatment much publicized American sweeps. As ever small but bold band of extremists Indiana primary on March 28, In truth, the traditional politi­ King and a Hartford minister. cal organlzaUon has lost touch does something to your life. It quickly for there is much to be Hanoi gets ready to go to the conference happened to occupy offices in the name a Branigin victory was taken done. New Women’s Fellowship Of­ table. It is, once again, demonstrating for granted. Nor was this just with the rank-and-file voter. In means that nothing can happen ficers are Mrs. Charles Warn­ RAMBLER of some sacred sociological cause. So it Sincerely, Indiana as elsewhere. Today’s to you that cannot somehow be er, president; Mrs. Charles Ra- its capacity to infiltrate and harass Sai­ seems fairly well established, by this an impression created by Ken­ Poet’s Corner Doc suburbanite of middle to lower- Incorporated In your total plan mondo, vice president; Mrs. gon itself. nedy propagandist. That Brani­ (Marion Taggart) extensive 1968 precedent, that the future gin would win comfortably was middle Income has neither any of life and that you can make Donald Miller, secretary and Mother’s Day! all things redound to the glory 119 Woodland St. This present phase may be followed operation o f our great undveraiiUes and assumed by Indiana politicians contact with nor any interest in Mrs. Howard Horsman, treasur­ the political organization. A fac­ and g^KHlness of God. Then by renewed American sweeps, designed colleges is going to be in the hands not and reporters. There is so much Joy on moth­ er. AMERICAN Manchester Wins Fame of their presidents, not of their boards tory worker earning $10,000 a things are not as bad as they Volunteers for the Church to improve the American position at the Their assumption was based er’s day — sometimes seem. To the Editor, of trustees, and not of their faculties, almost wholly on faith in the year or more couldn't care less Wide Visitation program May bargaining table by demonstrating Ufat The skies seem more blue, the Chaplain Russell E. Camp 1 would like to offer my sln- regular organization,, a relic of about a $5,000 a year patronage 19 are being sought by the Board Saigon Is clear and secure once again. but in the hands of self-designated groups job. world more gay; OonnecUcut State Prison cerest ^congratulation^ to the times past that persists in In­ of Deacons. Those willing to as­ ... the car that of students. voters of Manchester for their It la tragic and regrettable that the Besides, he has retreated Into Mothers, our Angais, are more sist are requested to contact diana because the patronage undying efforts to make their conference process should be accompa­ Tits routine poasibUity this condition system persists. The Demo­ a private life. He Is worried" beautiful In a gracious way. . . Mrs. Thomas Moore, Browns Mediterranean flavor, 3 pieces 449. Treasures — as mother presses town known. It may now take nied by such back and forth flexing of offers is that of £in extensive experimen­ cratic party worker there is apt about mortgage payments, prob­ Like glowing flowers, touched Bridge Rd. lems at work, and family affairs. child to bosom, she holds its place up with Little Rock, can keep you from miUtaiy muscles and taking of lives, tal period in Amortcan high education, to be a state employe, forking by God, In heavenly array! - Donations for the church Auc­ wealth Selma, and Oxford. In a time If you’ve ever dreamed of a castle in Spain, the headboard and sturdy bronze hard­ during which we see whether a few sup- over 2 per cent of his paycheck To him, the internal machina­ tion to be held May 26 in the many of them, as usual In Vietnam, in­ tions of party politics are a non- Hallowed by God: “ Heavenly when progress is finally being dream no more, for you can have the old to the lush state party treasury. Mi^thers are crowned—Queen for church parking lot may be pick­ ware. The group includes a big 64-inch nocent lives. poeedly inexperienced, inunature stu­ sequitur. Whatever politics he Fattier, bless them with hap­ made throughout Connecticut, Moreover, this ancient system a Day—with hug and a kiss, world charm of the M^terranean in your triple dresser with nine drawers and a dents can do a better Job of running our gets come straight from the tele­ piness, bless them with need­ Manchester has been able to buying an import! But it is apparently going to have to of politics in Indiana has been Their eyes are jeweled with very own bedroom with the Casa Bonita groat corporate educational enterprises vision tube, and the winner there ed health!" jt a y conservative. 46V^ X SOVg-inch mirror, 38 x dS^g-inch given some modern flourishes tears of happiness on this day group. Fashioned of pecan veneers and be faced that both sides in Vietnam are than the skilled career professionals who is now Roger Branigin. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko •^e defeat of Project Concern — including widespread use of of bliss; From BOLENS: solid oak in a warm spice brown finish, the chest of 5 drawers, and a full (or twin not going to be able to resist Jockeying When we surveyed factory St. John’s Church at the polls has made me were in charge up to this spring. computers — by innovative De­ size) headboard with metal bedding frame for military advantage which may seem workers and their families in What son or daughter, could, Manchester, Conn. ashamed to call Manchester design incorporates such typical motifs as But there is perhaps a more hopeful mocratic State Chairman Gor­ like increased bargaining power at fhe Anderson, Ind., In mid-April, such a ho]y day miss. . . my hometown. Even though a heavily molded overlays on drawers, lat­ . . . all for $449. The two-drawer bedside and stimulating possibility, by which don St. Angelo. truce table. some Hoosier politicians com­ We, who are hearts of their firm believer in the democratic tice motif for the mirror top, spindles in chests are $66. each. these upstart youngsters who want to It came, then, as a consider­ plained we had not been polling hearts; yet, more than this able shock to Hoosiers when One Year Ago process of law, I fervently hope While this prospect has to be faced, take over from presidents, deans and “ the real Indiana" —the Indiana that the School Board will dis­ poll after poll showed the same Jt was disclosed that there and regretted, it may also prove impor­ trustees could be outwitted. We could of small towns, of hot political We are the children who can results; Branigin was not be­ had been a minor collision be­ regard this very close vote. tant that, while Hanoi was thus still flex­ change the character and structure ol bull sessions at the grocery store make our dear mothers great tween a U.S. destroyer and a May they allow this match In ginning from a front-running or small. . . ing its muscle on the fringes of Saigon, the university itself, away from the or gas station, of Abe Martin Soviet destroyer which was the darkness a chance to light point as they had assumed but and the Wabash cannonball. it had also seemed to turn softer and great corporate establishment it has now from a position far behind Ken­ For we are their precious gems, harrasstng the American ship in the lamp of knowledge. That “ real Indiana” may not riches of all milder on the diplomatic front. become toward something that wouldn’t nedy. To the amazement of the the Sea of Japan. Sincerely,' P need quite so much management either party regulars, the machine was G.A. Newman Peifaape no stateihent in the long diplo­ from career itnlctilts or finxm student up- as good as useless in a party matic history of the Vietnam issue has aitarts. primary. Solid state ignition had more intensive study than the Hanoi The key to making a new, or, to tell What had happened? The "At 12 hp standard compact statement of May 8, agreeing to the Paris the truth, a very old kind, of university regulars have their answer, Fischetti meeting. For what the statement seemed which exonerates the machine out of tee present kind of structure is Bolens nqw Husky 1220 to say was that Hanoi was not only and puts the blame on the Gov­ to be found in one paragraph in the se­ ernor. Branigin, a highly suc­ has the greatest advance in agreeing to meet, but that it was agreeing ries of resolutlona adopted by the faculty cessful corporation lawyer who tractor ignition systems BRAND NEW 1968 that the meeting, when it did take place, at Cohimbla University the other day. began his first public service since compacts were in­ would be a meeting possibly several “ Inatructors rtiould meet with their troduced—it’s a solid state 220 2-DOOR SEDAN stages beyond anything indicated by students beginning Monday, May 6, ignition that eliminates previous discussions of “ talks about 1968,” said this resolution, “ but the na­ more than 20 "wear out" talto." ture of these meetings should be deter­ Herald parts and sends a full The Hanoi language of May 3 seemed mined by the Instructor in consultation charge to spark plugs for to suggest that the Parle meeting need with his students.” Yesterdays ^ faster, surer starts. The That sounds to us not only like the new Husky 1220 also has not restrict itself to the original single 25 Years Ago item of talking about more cessation of university in its blessed original form, these standard features: bombing in order to get more talks, but but the university os it might take new- Lt. Commander Ward Cheney can take up, in “ formal” talks of its old shape in the future, with merely the writes of meeting several Man­ . Powerful 12 hp engine 1986DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER S own, “ other related matters of interest first of the benefits being the fact that chester men on a South Pacific • . Beltless attachment hookup system such a university wouldn’t need anybody island. *State sales tax, title, reg., ete. extra to both aides.” This is a more buslnese- . Controlled differential to run it. Hotel Shertdan offers all Hke prospect than anybody expected from The definition ol a university we would furniture for sale as It Is to be . 2 speed ranges for 6 forward. New England'look, 3 pieces 449. Hanoi; it opens the possibility that the converted Into' apartments. 2 reverse speeds talks In . Parts, when they begin, can get like to see evolve into reality would be this: A location and convenience for vol­ Police Capt, Herman Schendel - .Choice'of 34 attachments for toward real business much more epeed- talks to Klwanls Club on pro­ mowing, tilling, grading, clearing Soon after the first settlers landed in New istic of 18th century Chippendale pieces. untary association between people who Uy than had been considered likely. gress of dog training for guard snow and other outdoor tasks England they discovered that our native Thumbnail-molded drawer and top edges like to teach and people who want to duty with the Armed Forces. white pine made excellent furniture. It was are typical. This group comprises a 63- It has to be a grim kind hope —that learn. All who could so define their own easy to work and finished nicely. Today the savagery around Saigon may be the Interests would be welcome;-others could inch triple dresser base with a 32 x 46-inch 10 Years Ago (I-, 196S C h ic u K O Duily Nuws | this old time charm is captured in solid cover for a touch of reasonableness at go directly to big buslnese, to the streets, I'lililialifrs-IIiill Syniiicote knotty pine furniture that has an 18th mirror, a 40 x 50-inch chest-on-chest of six Parts —but it is better than any hope to the professional football leagues, to Atty. John S. G. Rottner SEE YOUR BOLENS OEAIER TODAY. makes bid for Republican no­ MOTOR SALES. Inc. century elegance . . .■ as shown in this drawers and a full size cannon-ball poster we baye had before, and if there proves the seats and sources of various kinds DE CORMIER mination for State senator. group. The platform bases with ogee feet bed for $449. Bedside chest of 8 drawers, to be sny real balance in it, there can of power, to the various villages for so­ New pastor of South Metho­ 285 BItOAO ST. MANCHESTER and butterfly drawer pulls are character­ $47.95 each. com e the day when the negotiations at cial experimentation, or to universities dist Church to succeed Dr. Fred Capitol Equipmmont C o . Chester Ports may be able to ooU off die bloody and colleges'all their own if they Just Edgar is the Rev. Lawrence Al­ 38 Main St., Man< Shop tomte until 9:00 p.m. demonstrations of prowess in the field. wanted to run them. mond of Pawtucket, R. i. A So. Windsor' Equip. C o . 89 Sullivan Ave.„ So. Wlndiisor

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three-day meeting. Scientific Tolland County eeaalona with emphasia on prac- tiito administration, new X-ray Nixon Hits law less Society’, techniques and operative den­ #OOIlDON Repko Asks tistry, cHnlcs, seminars, techni­ BTEEL CELLADOORB cal exhibits, bualneas meetings Gtes Crime-Control Course and social functions will be in­ Your First Step to a Modsm Betement School Aid cluded during the three days. it through a Ckirdon Csllsdoo^N^ HBW YORK (A P ) -R lM iard Ha m doned Umltod Use of Ih e annual msetlng theme M. Hbran, saying the United wiretapping, after s court ordtr TUity«ftlx DMifot atat« will be "Educate In ’68!" which Doors art reinforced for idded SUtee has become a ‘lawlaas ptobaMe c ^ . In ^ Senator Andrew R«|iIcd yester­ ctresaes dedication to better day cited the need Cor In- rigidity M d opon i*>Hy with tor­ •oMaty, has endorsed leglsla- g a j* , tnvoivlag seeuri'- service to patients through ed- sion springs. The replseenient crecueed ateite aid for ediicatlon five proposals that wotdd au- ty, with penalties against rave cud (the reivlaion of the state’a ucaUo(n. The .newly formed 8S door eliminates costly removil of member House of Delegates and good sidiw ills end ends wornout fhorlse some terms of wiretap- latlon of any ’'extraneous evl- ■onlnflr regulaiUom ea itwo of ping in major crime and nation- 4once” wMeh might be gate- the major deotaions which must flO alternates will also meet wood door worry and expenw. al seourity inneit 4«Moe. be made at the next leglala- starting Tuesday, at both The Eislar Instillition end low prices Hitton and Hotel Aimeiica. Ctlladoor mike Gordon Doors your best buy. tive aenrion. the tenner vice prasldsnt RecMo la ReeMner re-elecMon Dentists from throughout the charted Wednesday that too *** “ * mate business money that had to a aeoond term In the Senate state will attend, as will mem­ Johnson administration had Com ptotkiy boon acquired lHeal^, a per­ and ie eaipected to receive the bers of the ctate’s hygienists been "lam e and Inetteotual’’ in manent Joint com eselonal com­ unanimous baddng o t the Re- and dental assistants' associa­ I n s t a l l deaUng with "a staggering 88 mittee on oiganlsod crime, pUMloan ooBvention to be held tion, students of accredited den­ P H O N E 528-0300 per cent" rise in crime over the tal schools and members of the strengthening the jnstloe de- Jtine 25 in Roohmille. Replacement Door past seven years. He proposed the state as- state's dental laboratory asso­ Mwmn o -- *1. . o . partmont’s organfsed crime see- «•«* increasing the number stime a more readlSUo shore oC ciation. puhUoan prasidentia] nomlna' of customs cfficlalB. the educational coat burden In tkm, also Oharged that the Su- the state’s tom s and dUde. pwnia Court is "setloasiy Nixon called for higher sala- Honley to Speak hamstringing the peace forces nea for ^ laiw entercement ^ ^ .... offi- * Robert Hoidey of Vernon, the in our society and strengthening onfy announced Democrat ocm- the criminal forees.” grants to io- didate tor the post of Senator n. i_ > Mwi ^ -4 . govsrnments to block grants He said In a e,000Avotd state- . . from (the Sath District, will mant issued by his New York of- apeak to tonight's meeting of floe that " I f the present rate ot the ‘Tolland Democratic 1V»ni BEPEAT PEBFOBBfANOE Oommlttee at 8 in the TVxwn new crime eontlnuee, the num­ ber of rapes and robberies and PHOENIX, Axix. (A P ) — H h U . Highway Patrol Sgt. Ron Kurtx- FYnaainfilH at lamdieon assaults and thefts in the United States today will double by the man has assisted in toe deUveiy IJt. Gtov. AttlUo B’laaslnem of five babies. Ihree of them end of 1912. of ataftordi and Houley are were boni on toe same road in "This Is a prospect America scheduled to apeedc at tomor- south Phoenix. roiw*e luncheon meeting of the cannot accept. If we allow it to ToUand Oounty Democratic hufipen then the olty jangle win Womens Club at the Bolton cease to be a metaphOT . . . ’Dds Lalte House. nation will then be what it is Kennedy Group Fonnlng faM becoming—an armed camp Septle Tanks y 4 , 44 ot 200 million Amerieane living AND Gerveral area poUUciaas are e A exipected to attend tonight’s in fear." ... TV”- meeting to form a statewide His statement was divided Plugged Sewers dtlzens tor Kennedy organi- into four parts: the first dealing nation. wjth measures to fight oigan- Machine Cleaned 'iliod crime; the second with Septlo Tanks, D n WellB, measures to deter "street Sewer Lines Instuled—Cel­ Town DentistB crim e." toe third with ways to lar Waterproofing Done. strengthen law enforcement and ^Period of Adjustment^ at Bowers School Auditorium To Attend Talks toe fourth with prison reform. McKINNEY BROS. Nhcon sfdd his remarks were 118 Pearl St. — $I8-5SM About 30 denUsls from Man­ not meant to apply to city riots Playing the “Haversticks” and the “Bates,” two ter St. The play by Tennessee Williams will be pre­ Sewerage DIspoaal Oo. couples at odds with their respective mates in “Pe­ sented by Manchester Community Players tonight chester are expected to attend' ndilch be termed a "iq)eelal riod of Adjustment” are, left to right, Janet the 103rd annual convention of problem." and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at Bowers School the (Connecticut State Dental Ril^rdy of 14 Kanter Dr., Vernon; Roger Dings of Auditorium, Princeton St. Tickets may be obtained He said poverty played a Association at The Hartford Hil­ heavy role In causing crime but 40 Olcott St.; Norris Andersen of 667 Main St., at the door. (Herald photo by Pinto) ton, Hartford, Tueeday through that its importance had been ■ South Windsor, and Diann Gibson of 246 W . Cen­ Thursday, it was announced by "grossly exaggerated" by toe TREAT HER TO Dr. L. Norman Dutton, presi­ J(tonson administration. from Individuals and $3.83 bil­ as now assumed by the Treas­ dent of the Manchester Dental He said doubling toe convic­ A R O Y A L How Would a Surcharge lion from corporations—$11.6 ury—^wiU increase revenues by Society. tion rate—now roughly one con- bllHon in all. The speedup in about $1.8 billion by June 30, toe More than 1,300 dentiats, re­ vlotion for eight arrests— MOTHER’S DAY corporate tax collections will end of the current fiscal year. lated practitioners and wives "woidd do more to eliminate Affect Income Taxes? mean an additional $960 million This Is only half what jtoe ad­ are expected to attend the crime in toe future than a quad­ to the Treasury while almost $3 AT (Continued from Pnge One) ministration wanted. What isn’t rupling of the funde tor any gov­ $84. During 1M9, your tax bill billion will come from extension collected in the current year, ernmental war on poverty. C^ccigrese emends it beyond that would be $1,170, or $66 above of toe excise taxes. however, will be carried over NOTICE To teciUtate more conviction) GAVEYS LOG point whait it would have been without This raises the total to $16.63 into toe next fiscal year begin­ TOWN OF COVENTRY he urged congreeBlonal approval 0—Isn’t the tax retroactive? a surcharge. bUlicm, including almost $1.6 bll­ ning July 1. of Title n of toe omnibus crime CABIN A—Yes, but it won't affect the ZONING BOARD Q—Who is exempt? Hon In the current fiscal year With increases in defense MU now pending before the sen­ R o u t* 87 amount withheld from your pay- and $14.04 billion in the next fis­ OF A P P E A I5 A—Single persons who pay spending already announced, Alt on exeouMve session o f the ate. He said it would "c<>iTeet check. Tre surcharge on Indi­ cal year. Lebanon, Conn. $196 or lera in taxes will pay toe deficit in the current fiscal Zcnlng Board of Ap­ toe imbalance’’ resulting m m vidual taxes would go Into effect Coveubry nothing additional. The same Q—^Will this reduce the budget year is now expected to run peals held M ay 6tli, ithe appeal Supreme Court dectslons on toe as of April 1. You. won’t begin CoH fo r V r .'o applies to persons filing joint re­ deficit to a reasonable level? A about $23.8 billion. In toe next o t itbe Flexible Tool & Equip­ use of confessions. A- paying it until June under the turns who now pay $290 in taxes —The derficit In the current fis­ fiscal year, if spending is cut by ment Oo., Inc., Mhson Street, The pending legislation would RESERVATION tentative schedule, thus missing or less EU)d persons filing as cal year will be lower but not as $6 billion as voted by the Sen­ Ooventry, was unanimously ap­ permit cases to come to trial more than two months of deduc­ head of a household who pay low as the administration want­ ate-House negotiators, toe defi­ proved. and allow toe judge and Jury to tions from your paycheck. 423-0256 $220 br less In taxes. ed. The over-all tax package—if cit could drop to as low as $3.8 The eftootive Gate idiaiU be May decide whether a confeaelon was Q—Will I be required to pay collections begin in early June bUUon. IMh. voluntary and valid. this later? ()—WUl corporatkxiB also pay Signed: a surcharge? A—Yes, but not until you. flle Grant E. Toothaker, S r . ADMIRAL 22 Cu. R. PHILCO 18 Cu. R. 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\ T ,y v fjum FoumuN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 Section Two FRID AY, y(A Y 10, 1968 FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 Oongregatlonal Church, officiat­ inanrItFdtfr lEuFitiug IfpraUi Pages 15 to 28 ed. Burial was in Veterans Two Plans for Renewal Plot Section of East Cemetery. Full Monday Morning Slated military honors were accorded at graveside, by members of the . For Preliminary Talks To Compete on Price Basis Mtm A. Dauieud* 169th M. P. Bn. of the Connect­ Fund Drive The Mancheoter Redevelop- cost about $260,000. It dM not M m X.DKiru>ta,77,ofWeA icut National Guard, who edso (Contlnned from Page One) HUtA>nl, tether of ‘nioimui J. served as bearers. ment Agency has chosen two of Diurenda of Trumbull, former­ agreement on an agenda for the the old Majestic Hotel, where . . . .• Sealed Uda from, the two Kicked Off the main talks' are to be held. three proposals for developing developers w*U be open- ly of ICanoheeter, died yester­ Mrs. Augusta D. White talks. But there was no way to Jordan «ald under questioning the 80,000 square foot parcel ed at a yet to be determined day at Hartford Hospital. Funeral services for Mrs. Judge whether the details would that "we came prepared to be­ By Baptists Survlvore also Include his Augusta D. White, formerly of 7A In the North End Renewal time, oooordlng to Edward Ryt>- be quickly handled—or develop gin substantive talks today.” area and have asked the two czyk, executive director of the wife, another son, a slater, and 89 Walnut St., were held yes­ Community Baptist Church eigM frandchUdren. Into a prolonged preliminary Pressed for further Informa­ developers who submitted the MRA. terday afternoon at Holmes Fu­ yesterday opened its campaign T b e funeral will be held Mion- neral Home, 400 Main St. The form of negotiation until the re- tion on why the meeting be­ proposals to offer a price—at The price bide must be equal day at 8 a.m. from the Leclerc Rev. William Wllkens, pastor of suite of the first session were tween Harrlman and Thuy was least $19,000—for the land. to or greater then tire $19,000 to raise $84,000 for bi6Mtog a Funeral Home, 28 Main St., Prince of Peace Lutheran known. not set up Immediately, he said When the agency finds pro- price seit on the parcel by the new education center, and solici­ the procedural question was posals for use of renewal land MRA, he said. If only one pro- with a Mass of requiem at All ChuKb,* Coventry officiated. The first round of talks was tation of the membership will aalnts CSiuroh, Netw Britain, at “ suggested” —not by the United equally acceptable. It may poaal had been accepted, he Burial was In East Cemetery. slated to decide procedural continue until 'nuirsday. May 9. Burial will be In St. Mary's States—but he would not say by award the contract to the de­ said, the price 'would have been questions. It had been expected whom. Oemetery, Yonkers, N.Y. Mrs. Edna M. Odell veloper who will pay the most the $19,000. 16. earlier substantive talks would France as the host govern­ FMends may cAU at the fu­ Funeral services for Mrs. for the land. The same procedure will fol­ More than 190 membere and begin today. ment had served as 90-between neral home tomorrow from 7 to Edna M. Odell of East Hart­ The parcel Is on the southeast low on parcel 8A, a 88,000 friends of the church attended a 9 p.m. end Sunday from 2 to 4 ford, formerly of Manchester, ' The American delegatltm In making the arrangements. corner of Main and Woodbrldge squsure foot area behind the 1^ - Loyalty Dinner Wednesday night The announcement of first con­ were held this morning at drove up first in three sedans Sts. Its Garage on Mato St. across at Concordia Lutheran Churrii Burlan ICoss photo tact came after Harrlman and Niohoias Knksa Holmes FuneVal Home, 400 and was followed within min­ Burlaa K o« photo All three proposals were sub­ the street from parcel 7A, to kick off the fund drive. utes by the Vietnamese in an­ Thuy had made separate calls ROCKVILLE —Nicholas Kuk- Main St. The Rev. Earle R. mitted by Manchester men. The Rybezyk said. Developers have Richard Hubbard was master Engaged other trio of black sedans. Two on Foreign Minister Maurice Engaged « sa, 82, of 15 Ellington Ave. died Custer, pastor of North Metho­ developers of the chosen plane been asked to submit proposals of ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. dist Church, officiated. Burial The engagement of Miss security cars follows. Oouve de Murville. are G. Stillman Keith of 172 E. for parcel 8A which will be last night at Manchester Me­ At the t8^’"bf the agenda was The engagement of Miss Carol John McClain led group sing­ was in Wapplng Cemetery. Carole Ann LaPolt 'and Bruce A crowd of 700 to 800 lined the Center St. who pro-osed a two- opened May 24. ing. morial Hospital. the North Vietnamese demand Ann Mooney and TTiomas An­ Bearers were Robert William Stavens, both of Man­ broad Avenue Kleber, near the story bulMtag of n apartment If the MRA decides on more Mr. Kuksa was bom May 6, that the United States uncondi­ drew Jacobsen, both at Man­ Laymen spoke about "What Behling, Robert A. Behling, chester, has been announced by Arc de Trlomphe, as the dele­ t'lree cHiices at a cost of than one proposal for that i>ar- 1886 In Russia, and lived In Hart­ tionally halt its bombing of chester, has been announced by the Faith to AdUon Program ford before coming to Rockville John Oeeb, Norman Holmes, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ gates arrived. Other curious her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Er­ $169,000 and the brothers cel, he said, the developers will Means to the Future of Our hung out of bEiIcony windows North Vietnam, extending the be asked to submit price bids. 40 years ago. He had been em­ Roy Thompson and Frank ert H. LaPolt of 84 Robert Rd. win J. Mboney of 268 S. Mato Raymond F. and Louis C. Da- Church.” They are Mrs. Robert and windows of the Intematonal curtailment President Johnson So far, about five persons ployed In Rockville as a farmer Fomo. Her fiance is the son of Mr. St. mato of 24 Homestead St. who JoTms, a charter member; Mrs. Conference Center itself. There ordered March 31 to the whole have picked up the developers and gardner. and Mrs. J. William Stavens of Her fiance is Uie eon of Mr. (proposed a two-story apart­ Alex Elsesser, a parent; Rdllp was no applause or cheering. country. kit with details of parcel 8A. The The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 26 Cornell St. and Mrs. Arthur F. Jacobsen ment house of 14 units at a coal Woodrow, a Church School The weather was cool and ov­ Until this Is done, Hsmol has MRA proposed use is for indus­ Ellington Ave., is in charge of Miss LaPolt is a graduate of said, the political issues at Che of 387 Hackmatack St o t about $146,000. teacher; and Jerry Richardson, ercast as the cars drew up near The proposal by James F. try or hea'vy commerce and arrangements, which are incom- Market Shows Manchester High School and heart of the war cannot be dlS" Miss Mooney, a 1966, gradu- member of the board of Chris­ red-carpeted stairs leading into a two-story office building to their price is at least $16,000. plero. Skidmore College, Saratoga, cussed. ato of Manchester High School, tian education. N.Y., where she participated in the conference center where the Slight Gain, The United States has limited will be graduated to June from The Rev. Dr. D. Ralph Nichols Mrs. Stella B. Swanson the International Student Travel talks are set In a salon known the South Vietnamese shotdd be its bombing to the lower sector Middlesex Memorial Hospital. of Valley Forge, Pa., Is the Exchange during the summer as "Committee Room 6." A ROCKVILLE—Mrs. Stella Ba- of North Vietnam, requiring Mr. Jacobsen, a 1963 graduate permitted complete freedom to campaign counselor and di­ of her Junior year. She was em­ doorman and protocol official Jorln Swanson, Wt, of V^ted, Trade Active that Hanoi demonstrate recipro­ of Manchester High School, re­ McCarthy choosing the type of government rector. Richard Hunter of 17 ployed as an executive super­ were on hand to greet the dele­ they want. sister of Mrs. Joseph Gworek gates. cal “ restraint” in return for a ceived his BS degree to 1967 Castle Rd.'ls general chairman of Rockville, died Wednesday NEW YORK (AP)—The stock visor for American Telephone from the University of Connect­ "What if they choose to be The arrangement for a ses­ halt of all U.S. aerial attacks in of the drive. They will be as­ night, apparently from bums market edged ahead in fairly and Telegraph in New Yoih icut School of Bustoeas Admin­ Communist?” said one of the sion on planning details was re­ the North. sisted by Andrew Gibson, gen­ she received in a small bmsh active trading this afternoon. Clity. She Is presently employed istration, Storrs. He is employ­ Sad Over students to a crowd o^ 17,600 ported to have been a disap­ If a formula for a bombing eral gifts chairman; William fire that got out of control near After a mixed opening, the av­ as a Grade 3 teacher In the ed as an accountant at Peat, that packed the University of pointment to American officials, halt can be reached, it is ex­ Gilroy, advance gifts chairman; her home. She had been burning erages posted modest gains. South Windsor school system. MArwlck, Mitchell and Co., Kansas fleldhouse. "Would you who had hoped more substantial pected that the negotiators will and George B. Smith, building leaves. Analysts also said efforts to Mr. Stavens is a graduate of Hartford. allow that as President?” Dutch Graphics Displayed at Cotnmunity College talks might begin today. then take up the sticky political Primjary fund secretary. Survivors also Include a outnumbered declines by a mar­ Manchester High School and A November wedding Is plan­ "I think these people have got A U.S. spokesman was asked questions. But no one pretends Evert Maliankay’s "Shining Armor” , above, (1966 — mixed Smithsonian Institution. Woodcuts, gouache drawings, color Other campaign workers In­ daughter, four brothers, two gin of nearly 2 to 1. Trinity College, Hartford, where ned. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS to have the right to choose what Ljmn Beeulleu whether the North Vietnamese to know how long it ■will take to media) is among more than 60 prints and drawings to an ex­ etchings and lithographs reflect universal trends to contem­ clude Glenn GU>{>s, Kenneth other Bisters, and several nieces Analysts a lso said efforts to he was a member of Psl Upsilon Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy has jetod of government they want,” had' requested this approach get an agreement to limit the hibition of Contemporary Dutch Graphics to be displayed at porary art: One trend Is the hard edge style reminiscent Harley, Nathan Joy, Richard and nephews. push the tax increase legislation fraternity. He Will receive his made a glum assessment of his Rockefeller answered. "If that and whether they were stalling. war to South Vietnam's bounda­ Manchester Community College. The public may -view the of Mondrian; another is expressionism; a third is a combina­ Malone, John McClain, John The private funeral was held master's degree in chemistry in chances of besting Ben. Robert A white knight on a portly charger guards the first page. through Congress was an en­ “ I doh't want to characterize ries. is iwhat they want to do, that Is display Sunday from 2-5 p.m. at an Open House at the MCC tion of both styles. And finally, there Is Pop art. Some of the Ruff, B. Burton Smyth and this morning from the John J. June from the University of F. Kennedy to Nebraska, battle­ couraging factor for the mar­ the meeting," he replied. “ The Asked before he left Washing­ their idea of freedom.” campus, 146 Hartford Rd. There is no admission charge. Re­ subjects titles are: “ The Horse of Troy Toppled,” "Mouth,” Philip Woodrow, captains; Mrs. Shea Funeral Home, 99 Wheeler Connecticut, Storrs. He plans to Events ground of the moment to the ket. meeting was suggested and we ton, Harrlman said he "wasn't Vice, President Humphrey, freshments 'will be kerved. Sponsored by the fine arts depazif- and "Space Landscape.” The exhibition will remain on dis­ Lawrence Osborne, Mrs. Harry Platonic Nudes a t, Wlnated, with a Maas o f re­ Changes of key stocks ranged attend medical school in the presidenUal primary circuit. speaking to Denver to Colorado fall. accepted it." hired to be a crystal ball gaz­ . ment, the exhibit Includes works by 10 young Dutch artists play through May 19. Baskind, Mrs. Betty Daniel, MHS Book Features quiem at St. Joseph's Church, tq 2 points or so. Nebraskans of both parties Democrats about the events Mrs. Neilan Smith, Mrs. Walter I dream o t swimming naked A July wedding is planned. About the same time the er.” and is circulated by the Trav^tag Exhibition Service of the Winsted. Burial was in St. The Dow Jones average of 30 American announcement was A French diplomat remarked In Capital ■will ■vote Tuesday. that brought hlR) into the race Macllvain and Mrs. John Ken- and draw pictures of preitty Joseph's Cemetery, Winsted. industrials at noon was up 2.72 being made of a 3 p.m. (10 a.m, privately: “ Unless the United McCarthy said in an interview for the Democratic nomination, sel, hostesses. boys at 914.07. BDT) meeting time the North States capitulates, it will take a CommiHoe Kept Alive Thursday that If it were Just a said It was the war that caused Also, Mrs. Edward Corcoran, Stories, Poems, Art ■wtio smile at preibty gills David H. Brace Bridgeport Man Beefed Kennedy-McCarthy contest he President Johnson to' decide Firemen Quell behind me. ' The Associated Press 60-stock Vietnamese riiief delegate Xuan very long time indeed." WASHINGTON AP) — A new 12th Circuit Minot Guest Police Arrests Mrs. John McClain, Mrs. Fred­ By MALCOLM BARLOW David H. Brace, 28, of Lexing­ average at noon had gained .6 To Tri-Stofe Group Thuy said the meeting would bfi Thuy, who knows Harrlmaui lease on life has been granted a could match the New Yorker. against runiiing again. erick Nelson Jr. and Miss Gall ton, Mass., formerly of Man­ The Aridian, the annual magazine of Manchester to 329.3, with IndustrlEds up 1.6, at 3:30 p.m. from the 1961-62 Geneva confer­ House freedom-of-toformation "If we were meeting head- The President, be said, was a Mt. N^bo Blaze Macllvain, publicity. I dream of running naked chester, died last idght at New NEW YORK AP)—The Tri- Court Cases High School students’ creative genius and youthful sop, rails off .6 , and utilities up .6. The discrepancy in time was ence on Laos, proclaimed a subcommittee that was threat­ on,” he said, “ if it were Just us "casualty of the war’’ as much Town firemen responded to O f Seminar Janice E. Richmond, 20, of and draw pictures o< wln^me State Transportation Comission is now on sale at the sch'ool’s main office. England Medical Center, Bos­ Motors, mall order-retails, not immediately explained. hard line as he arrived Thurs­ ened with being eliminated. two to the contest, I think the as any wounded soldier. an alarm from box 61 yesterday gltls ton, Mass. He was the husband has elected a Connecticut man— 343 Charter Oak St. w a s Aridlan Is an Indian t e r m ------aircrafts, electronics, utilities, The procedural questions for day. He said the origin of the The House voted $225,000 outcome would be 60-50. But Before announcing his deci­ at 4:33 p.m. and discovered a MANCHESTER SESSION Stephen Minot, an assistant who think of frowning boys of Mrs. Deann Reichert Brace. Louis I. Gladstone—for the first charged with shoplifting yester­ Flotilla Seeks meaning "storehouse of pre­ nonferrous metals and airlines discussion at this first session w ar' is "American Agression Thursday to keep €aive*the Sub­ these others who are to the race sion not to seek re-election, brush fire on the northeastern professor of English at Trinity first person, tells of her reac­ I’U never know. Mr. Brace was bom Aug. 6, time as its chairman. day at 2:45 p.m. to connection cious things.” The title was paced the advance. Oils were could include the matter of an and North Vietnam's four-point committee on Foreign Opera­ will hurt me more than him.” Humphrey said, Johnsim told slope of Mt. Nebo. Richard D. Groleau, 22, of Ma­ tion when learning of the minis­ 1944 in Manchester, son of Mrs. Gladstone, Connecticut state College and a 1966 candidate for Candidate for chosen by the student editors of mostly lower. ” agenda for the latot opening program for peace la “ reason­ tions and Government Informa­ B eside the names of the two him what he was going to do. Gusttog winds kept the stub­ lone, N.Y., arrested by Coven­ with the theft of two items of ter’s death. I dream o f keeping naked Dorothy Clegg Brace of 30 Ash comptroller and a recent of Ctongress on the American Inde­ the magazine several years ago A number of big blocks talks between T h u y ^ d the U.S. able, logical and Judicious." The tion headed by Rep. John E. senators, the Democratic ballot Johnson explained that he want­ born flames alive for consider­ try police last Friday, pleaded ladies lingerie, valued at $7.70. "My tears fell on a swallow’s and draw pictures of children St. and Howard L. Brace of Bridgeport, was elected Thurs­ pendent ticket, will speak at the Academy Visit and has been kept by its editors nest, on three tiny babies being ■who are simple to an tonocence crossed the ticker tape, among top negotiator, Ambassador W. key points are American with" Moss, D-Callf. will list President Johnson even ed tbe American people to be­ able time while firemen fought The incident occurred In the Windsor, and had lived in Man­ day at a commission meeting guilty yesterday to a charge of since. I must ehivy. them 110,000 shares of Fairchild Averell Harrh drawal from Vietnam ,find reu­ The subcommittee is a unit of though he announced March 31 lieve he would do anything pos­ to reach the area with hoses Manchester Youth Council’s sec­ Tolland Tpke. department store U.S. Coast ■ Guard Auxiliary warmed by a frozen corpse of chester all of his life before here. He succeeds David J. breach of peace by assault, and It contains only student work a mother. Her glassy eyes Camera at 73%, off 1%; 65,000 An argummt over the agenda nification of North aSd South the Government Operations he would neither seek nor ac­ sible to bring unity and end the and were finally rewarded 'jvlth ond session to explore the con­ where Miss Richmond is em­ Flotilla 17-9 of Manchester Is moving to Lexington a year ago. Goldberg of New Jersey. The put together by an all-student shouted to me.” I dreoim of leaping naked shares of American Hospital could delgy substantial talks In- Vietnam without foreign in­ Committee. The chairman of cept nomination for another ■war, Humphrey said. the all-out signal at 7:28 p.m. received 30 days to the custody ployed. She was released on no accepting application for its He attended Manchester elemen­ commission was formed in the flict in Vietnam. editorial staff. Mrs. Betty Keyes She ends her story with, “ A and draw pictures of the oU Supply at 98%, unchanged; and definltoly, but U.S. officials said terference. the parent committee, Rep. Wil­ term. And a ■write-to campaign Humphrey’s . sriiedule Includ­ The flames scor6hed a rela­ of the state Jail, execution sus­ cash bail for May 20 appear­ tary schools and graduated in early part of this decade to dfeal The meeting, to be held Sun­ Project Academy Introduction Is faculty advisor. white man gone. From a black who dare not even dream 30,000 shares of FMC at 37%, they Imd no word that the situa­ Despite this outward inflexi­ liam LV Dawson, D-Dl., an­ is building for 'Vice President ed a speech tonight to Omaha. tively small area, according to pended after 24 days, plus sus­ ance at Manchester Circuit 1968 from Manchester High with transportation issues and day at 7:30 p.m. at South Meth­ Mission. The students’ - awareness and world. Lea'ving me on the of nakedness. up %. tion would develop in that man­ bility, the North Vietnamese nounced last montii when his Hubert H. Humphrey, whose de­ On Saturday he will visit his old fire officials. pended sentences of 30 days Court 12. School. He was employed as an problems in the metropolitan re­ odist Church, is part of a three- Each year qualified men ore sensitivity to the world beyond fringes . . . Gray." ner. were thought to be ready for a committee’s budget was cut home town, Huron, S.D., before Earlier at 1:65 p.m., town each on charges of resisting ar­ electronic technician at the The averages were helped by gion of Connecticut, New York cision to seek the nomination seminar series sponsored by the Robert K. Kuhlmann, 20, of selected nation'wlde and sent Manoherter is to the short About 40 students contributed Mindy Menscbell William Jordan, an assistant compromise to get the bombing from $876,000 to $566,000 that to returning to Washington. firemen quelled a small grass rest and reckless driving, all Raytheon Oorp., Medford, Mass. a gain of nearly 2 points by Du and New Jersey. came too late for him to be list­ Newingjton was charged with for a "trial ■visit” to the Coast stories of Steve Hoffman deal­ art, poetry and stories. The SohWast&c Gold Key Winner to Harrlman, told newsmen U.S. stopped. Some non-American economize he would do some Kennedy also made a senti­ fire off Riverside Dr, sentences to nm concurrently. Survivors, besides his wife Pont. ^ ed on the ballot to Nebraska. failure to obey a stop sign and Guard Academy in New London. ing with Vietnam and Suzanne art is perhaps the most intrigu­ representatives at the midafter­ diplomats said they thought Ha­ reorganizing and the Moss sub­ mental jjurney TTiursday. He A charge of breaking and en­ and parents, include his mater­ Itek spurted nearly 6 points A prediction that none of the with operating a motor vehicle Candidates participate to all Belluardo about a tutoring ex- ing of all. noon session would be Ambassa- noi would be willing to stabilize committee would have to go. went to Hyannls Port, Mass., to WANTED TO PAY TAXES tering into a dwelling during the nal grandmother, Mrs. Caroline and gains of more than 2 points Navy Extends Contract Democratic contenders will re­ with a suspended driver’s li­ regular cadet activities, attend fierlence in Hartford. The cover, done by Debra Mc- snakes and bunched-up amoe- M r Cyrus R, Vance and PhllTp its troop strength In the South if There were reports that Daw­ see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. PHOENIX (AP) — State in­ ndght was substituted to break­ Clegg of Manchester; his pa­ were made by Fairchild Cam­ ceive a majority Tuesday came cense yesterday at 11:10 p.m. classes, and observe naval tra­ "Ain’t We Got Fun,” a poem Comb, is merely the title, Arl- bajs with an occasional, wot WASHINGTON AP) — The /Habib, a State Department ex­ the United States would do like son was taking the step at the Joseph P. Kennedy. come tax officials have found a ing and entering without permis­ ternal grandparents, Mr. and era and U.S. Pipe. from Nebraska Democratic after being stopped by a cruiser ditions. by John O’Hara, shows the hu­ dfan, repeated in rows of eight ticker tape hanging from Its Navy has decided to tack on pert on Vietnam. request of the Johnson adminis­ happy taxpayer. sion, and was noUed. Groleau al­ Mrs. Louis Brace of St. Peters­ . Up a point or so were Parked wise. chairman John Mitchell. patrolman at W. Middle Tpke. High 'school guidance coun­ mor of the magazine as he de­ letters each and columns of head. an extra 32.38 million t o .^ ex­ Representatives of North Viet­ tration, often stung by the sub­ Tax chief Robert Merrill re­ legory broke Into a home on burg, Fla.; and a sister, Mrs. Davis, Montgomery Ward, Tal- If the negotiations, on th6 Kennedy told the United Auto, and Hilliard St. He will appear selors are a ssls^ g In fHe ce- scribes a funeral and wake. seven. It’s a puzzle at first, Hie 32nd and last page has isting contract with the Sikorsky nam will be Ha Van Lau and committee’s attacks on secrecy ported a Phoenix man sent In a RTlUam Libby of Manchester. cott, Avnet, Control Data and bombing are protracted, some Workers convention to Atlantic ' 3 U.S. Peace Delegates Riley Mt. Rd., Coventry, police in court May 27. lectlon process. Any young man Crowds come, O’Hara writes, a drawing by Marcy Juran of Aircraft EWvlslon of United Air­ Nguyen Mlnh Vy, according to in government. $10 check with a notation. "Al­ but easy to figure out. Funeral services wlU be held Xerox. offieials believe parallel talks City Thursday that countries said. not over 18, to his second or "For where there’s a will there The white knight by Lynn a hondturned egg beater. May­ craft Corp. in StratWrd, Conn. information given the Ameri­ With opposition to his propos­ Are Yale Graduates though I owe no state tax, I feel Monday, at a time to be an­ Prices advanced on the Amer will be started simultaneously "unable or unwUUng” to man­ C o r r e c tio n third year of high s^ ool and are friends.” Beaulieu filling the first page be ft symbolizes the wide mix­ The addition, frolii the Navy cans. al rising, Dawson took a new obligated to 'help pay the coat of nounced, at Holmes Funeral lean Stock Exchange. to settle the g;round rufes of the age their own affairs ought not WASHINGTON AP) — Of the Yesterday’s Herald erroneous­ with a good scholastic record Among the more sensitive suggests an earnest teenager ture ol creativity to the maga­ Aviation Supply QHice, is for air The session was set for the In­ tack Monday and asked the operating the state govern­ Home, 400 Main St. second phase, the negotiations to expect the United States to six American delegates to the ly r,eiHJrted that Paulette J. Law Open Forum may be considered. Potential pieces is a short story concern­ charging forward to do battle zine. frame parts for"CH63A aircraft. ternational Conference Center, House to restore $250,(XX) of ment." Friends' may call at the fu­ at which arrangements for take on the chore. peace talks to Paris, three are of 120 W. Center St., pleaded candidates may apply through ing the death of a minister and with evil on a fat horse of life what had been cut from hU A check of the man's tax re­ neral home, Sunday from 2 to Vietnam’s future will be made. "We can help those who are graduates of Yale University. guilty to a charge of shoplift­ One of the Majority their guidance office or by con­ a girl's reaction by Meg Briggs. not nearly so eager. About Town committee’s budget. When turn revealed that he actually 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. These parallel negotiations able to help themselves to meet They are W. Averell Harri- ing. She pleaded guilty to a sub­ To the Editor, tacting Mr. A. R. Schllltoger, Miss Briggs’ story begjins on Many of the photos demon­ $225,000 was voted Thursday, he owed $6 In tax. Morrill said the Engineering Supplies Loyal Circle of Kings Daugh­ presumably would deal with the needs and desires of their man, 66, delegation head, Cyrus 9 stituted charge of breach of 29 Otis St. Valentine’s Eve with a descrip­ strate the artistic range of the termed it “ the amount we need man won’t be asked for a cor­ Since the'April 30 referendum and Inatrnmcnts Steplien A. Jason ters will meet Monday at 7:46 orker Hurt Seriously^ who will be represented at full- own people for Justice and inde­ R. Vance, 51, and William J. peace and was fined $40 to Cir­ Comdr. Lester Wolcott of tion of the minister. camera beyond merely accurate p.m. at Center Congregational dress peace negotiations and to continue without substantial Jorden, 46. rected tax form. cuit Court 12. there has been a steady flow of Stephen A. Jasoh, 79, of pendence" he said. "But we Flotilla 17-9 also axmounced "He loved the cold so. The and clear prints. A three-picture MMSobester Blneprtet Church. Hostesses are Mrs. changes in our structure.” letters to the editor from resi­ Bloomfield, father of John A. how. The North Vietnamese cannot do this Job for them.” The other three, delegates are that a one-lesson public In­ contrast. The shock of his series by Jim Leggitt makes and Supply, Ine. James Thomson and Mrs. inned Under Compressor Jason of 116 Lockwood St. and have shown no willingness to The United States, Kennedy Lt. Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster dents who were “ shocked,” struction course to ' outboard warmth battling with the out­ good use of dark shadows. 690 Hartford Rd., Frank Fairweather. Paratrooper Change Mrs. Mary Kilgore of 262 E. treat directly with the Saigon said ."must adopt a fo re l^ poli­ Jr., 63, a West Point graduate, "ashamed” and what have you motorboat handling has been side cold. It was what made The fantastic lace created by Manrtnater, Conn.—649-8698 A Wlllimantlc father of two the engine atop the compressor WASHINGTON AP) — One Middle Tpke., died yesterday at government, and the latter says cy which says, cleariy and dis­ Daniel I. Davidson, 31, a Colum­ over Its outcome. Perhaps some scheduled for May 16. A movie his being so exciting and elec- Donna SoWskl Is fearful, dls- Den mothers, Webelos lead­ was seriously injured shortly was the portion of the machine of the Army’s two paratrooper a Hartford convalescent home. it won’t negotiate with the Viet tinctly, no more Viotnams." bia University graduate, and of us (me for one) who are op­ and slides will be shown at Iona itplc.” gusttog and intriguing all at after 11 a.m. today when he that struck Squires in the small divisions will be changed over Survivors also include anoth­ ers, and officers of Cub Scout Chong’s National Liberation An Indication of another can­ Philip C. Habib, 48, a grad­ posed to Project CJoncern have Hall on Regent St. They will Miss Briggs, ■writing to the once. It appears to be made of became pinned underneath a of his back wedging him to the to a helicopter-mounted air cav­ er son, seven grandchildren, Pack 63 will meet Monday at 8 Front. didate’s thinking on Vietnam uate of the University of Idaho. . Stephen Minot sat too quiet too long. With a beg;in at 7 p.m. Np admission Read Herald Ads heavy air compressor at the floor on his stomach. alry outfit. and several nieces and p.m. at the home of Mrs. Peter Bui Diem, South Vietnam’s came to Lawrence, Kan., Thurs­ smile I wonder how the head­ will be charged^ Three other workmen rushed Ticketed for the conversion is nephews. MerisoUs, 166 Broad St. Allied Casting Corp., 260 Tol­ ambassador to Washington, ar­ day when Gov. Nelson A. Rock- council of Protestant youth, en­ lines would have read if the 131 to his aid and with the help of the lOlst Airborne Division, now The funeral will be held to­ land Tpke. rived today to be the chief South efeller of New York, who Is titled, "Crisis of Conscience.” marginal votes had gone the 2x4's were able to lift the ma­ fighting in South Vietnam, morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the The Master's Club of Frlend- The victim, Arthur Squires, Vietnamese observer at the challenging Richard M. Nixon This film, "How We Got to other way. Perhaps with only chine and extricate the badly where combat Jumps by para­ Leslie Carfson Gulllano - Sagarino Funeral ^ p Lodge of Mhsons will meet 34, is listed in serious condi­ peace talks. He told a welcom­ for the OOP nomination, said Vietnam —How We Can Get 7169 votes cast It would have For MOM on MOTHER'S DAY injured man. Home, 247 Washington St., at 7:30 Monday night In the tion in the Intensive care ward ing group of South Vietnamese troopers are rare but maneu­ Easy-Going Out,” will be shown In conjunc­ been considered a "landslide.” ■ Meanwhile the police nad vers relying on helicopters are a Visits Parents Hartford, with a solemn high small Ibdge room at the Ma­ of Manchester Memorial Hos­ his delegation goes Into the "ne­ tion with Prof. Minot's talk. Percentage wise, that is. been notified and an ambulance daily occurrence. Mass of requiem at St. Ger­ sonic Temple. After a business pital with a fractured pelvis, gotiations with a very open A "peace candidate” from But, alas and alack, it lost. Miss Leslie Carlson of Sam from Manchester Ambulance The changeover, actually ap­ trude’s Church, Windsor, at 9. meeting conducted by Robert rib cage, scapula and spine in­ mind” and "everyone hopes for Colorful Cobbler Connecticut’s sixth District, Now we call it a slim margin. Francisco, Calif., arrived to an Ornamental Tree Service was rushed to the Scene. proved more than two years ago Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ A. Haugh, president, there will cluded among his injuries. peace.” Minot now serves as district I would like to ask those whd Manchester today for a 10-day A half dozen men helped push "Unfortunately,” he added,” I but delayed because ol a heli­ dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Full be a talk, "Masonry and Ca­ Squires and another man were chairman for the American In­ were “ shocked” If they would visit with her parents, Mr. and the heavy machine out of Ihe copter shortage, will begin later military honors will be accord­ thedrals,” by John L. Von Deck attempting to move the bulky come without too many illusions dependent Movement. like to see the Board of Educa­ Mrs. Leland V’. Carlson of 199 way to allow ambulance atten- this year. The 101st will emerge ed at graveside. Jr., secretary and past master. compressor to a corner of their concerning the Intentions of our He earned his undergraduate tion reinstate Project- Concern S. Main St. WHITE BIRCH dents to get a stretcher near , as hhe Army's second alr-mo- Friends may call at the fu- Refreshments will be served. workshop when the accident oc­ adversaries. Their attack on degree at Harvard College and and reject the will ol the ma­ Miss Carlson will be an at- the victim and assisted in lift­ bile division. The original is the ' neral home tonight from 7 to 9. curred. The men were using Saigon shows how cynical they his M.A. d eg m • ni Johns Hopi- jority. This to me would be a tendaint at the Dlngwell-Cook ing him Into the vehicle. „„ 1st Air Cavalry Division, also to long 2x4's to coax the lieavy can be.” ktos University. Before Joining shameful act, as it would be wedding tomorrow, and will at­ Jim Ringo Retires Upon arrival at the hospital Vietnam. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jim machine Into place when a sec­ Trinity, he taught at Johns Hop­ the first and biggest step away tend the graduation of her sis­ PURPLE PLUM Squires was X-rayed by a team Gnly one division of para­ Funerals Ringo of the Philadelphia Ea­ tion of pipe, being used as a B olton kins, Bowdoto College, and the from a government "for the peo­ ter, Miss Dennlse Carlson, at of physicians In order to de­ troopers, the 82nd Airborne, will gles, holder of the record for roller, slipped out from under University of Corinectlcut. ple and by tho people.” Boston University May 19. termine Injuries. Witnesses said remain after the lOlst changes Frank A. Kohrlng Jr. consecutive games played in the apparatus that is mounted He is the author of a novel, Let’s Not Let It Perish, During the week of May 20, the man did not lose conscious­ Church Auction roles. Some units of the 82nd are Funeral services for Frank the National Foot\)all League, on skids, pinning the workman BE SURE . . . BUSS has been serving the Home “ Chill of Dusk,” several short Mrs. 'Mildred Dowds Miss Carlson, an ^sistamt to FLOWERING CRAB ness at any time, but was In a to Vietnam, some to the United A. Kbhring Jr. of 16' Griswold retired Tuesday after a l 6-yea!r to the floor. Owner for 86 YEARS. For a cogniplete FREE IN­ stories, and a text on writing 40 E. Middle Tpke. the West Coast editor of The A heavy flywheel attached to great deal of pain. Set Tom orrow States. • St. were held yesterday after­ career. SPECTION of .your home by a Termite Control techniques, and Is advisor to New Yorker Magazine, will be noon at Holmes Funeral Home, An auction will be held In the Capital Footnotes the Trinity Review, the under­ ITALY ATTRACTS MOST at the magazine’s main office Export, supervised by the finest technical staff, ROME—Italy is the favorite WHITE DOGWOOD 400 Main St. The Rev. Felix Rothwell barn on Howard Rd. Wilbur J. Cohen, President graduate literary magazine. in New York City. M. Davis, pastor of Second phone our nearest local office: European destination of U.S. ■ She also plans to visit her starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow. iohnson’s choice to succeed Sunday’s program is open to Bolton travelers. Ranked behind it to The men of United Methodist John W. Gardner as secretary all high school youth In the com­ brother-in-law and sister, Mr., pass port statistics are France, and Mrs. Bernard Iliff of New Church are in charge of the of health, education and wel­ munity. MOTHERS DAY Switzerland, the United King­ York City, before returning to auction and the women are In fare, was confirmed for that Personal Notices (>49-9240 dom and Germany. San Francisco. TIME Apartment Zone Shift Rejeeted charge of the snack bar. Pro­ post Thursday by the Senate. GE1IANIUMS ceeds go toward the building The House has voted, 270 to AZALEAS In Memoriam The Zoning Board has denibd Residents Sought Change in the entire R2 area, fund. 90, to extend the life of the GOLFERS TO FLAME In loving memory of our two a request for a zone change The request for the zone The board held a series A variety of items will be to -Arms Control'and Disarmament BLISS TSKMITE CONTROL CORP. sons, Peter P. and Roy A. Clark. Agency for two years from next TRt FOX GROVE C.C FUCHSIAS which change was made by residents closed meetings, dlBcus^ng the Walker.® A p a X l Hst- b lV . OP BUSS IXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1887 Two years have passed since God June 30. President Johnson Had IFOR EVENING PLAY took you home. apartments "orthern sw^ matter with attorneys, with the furniture, Your beautiful smile, your love ot asked a three-year extension. The Oldest and LArgest in Conn. PLANT lUe, S n g e thrR2 o®r r^Stipfe d^ e? Fernwood Dr. area who were Planning Commission and with stoves, a refrlprator, a console Arguing that there are no con­ Call 649-8312 'Wie hwpiness you always gave us, TIMElI M t These we remember. hne wne t o r n o ^ S l e L e i- galvanized into action when It the to^ra health officer, who has radio, a TV, 'bicycles, a sofa ceivable crlcumstances under It gives us strength to go on with­ Itos was Vefehed to a clwed became known that Lawrence opposed apartments until tltere bed, a typewriter, toys and per- which the United States would ANNUALS out you till we are all together mee’tlmr of the board last night Flano Intended to buUd an apart- Is a sewer system. “ antique or two hidden undertake mass destruction of once again. TOe L f e was 4 ^ fo“ d L l“ ment complex on the corner of Morra Meets Board a box of dishes, populations with gas'or biologi­ TO KILL Your loving Mom and Dad with Osew Krevsto the lone South and Stony Rds. All of that First Selectman Richard Bulletin Board cal weapons, the 2,0(H)-member VEGETABLES member In favor of the change area is zoned R2, as is most of Morra met with the board last The sophomore class will hold Federation of American Scien­ Card Of Thanks T T n a ld L d Z d L Z g ^ ^ Bolton north of Rt. 6. night, at the Insistence of the a car wash tomorrow at the tists issued a statement Thurs­ WHHE Ftor the many letters and cards, day urging discontinuance of EMBROIDERY os well ae the many other expres- ch a lrm i, said th^^^^^^ ^ L d The request, presented by South Rd. resident who were high school fram K. a.m, to 4 ONE SIZE SHELL PINK akam o t sympathy, I would Uke to plans to make extensive changes petition and signed by over 300 anxious for a decision. p.m. Free coffee will be serv- the developing, testing and BANDELIONS PERENNIALS thank the kina and thoughful production of such weapons. 2082 (14-16-18) CORNELL PINK friends who mourn with me the to the regulations for building residents of the area, was re- Tedford said after the meet- eo- . , , THE DEPOT loss of my husband, Harold C. multiple dwellings to the R2 peated at a public hearing April tog last night that he thought The Junior class will go house Licthbridge. who passed away Capital Quote TREAT an' easy-stitch cobbler to an zone however and that the 15. Over 200 residents Jammed the town should make to house taking orders for easy-to-embroider pansy design and WORN day-into-evening during any sea­ "The mugger and murderer son, you'll enjoy a fashion with the COFFEE HOUSE EVERGREENS— FLOWERING SHRUBS Ula D. Lethbridge board will meet In closed ses- .the Community Hall to give provisions for apartments, that aP^ng bulbs to be paid for will not wait; neither must we.” you’ll be treating yourself to a pretty cover-up for kitchen or hostess-duty! interesting rouenes or ouitons, a bow slon next week to begin dlscusa- their ■views on apartments. Most discrimination can work both when delivered in the fall, —President Johnson to letter to and stitch trim. tog the changes them were opposed to any ways, and that people may want Make extras for gifts. Senate urging early action on Pattern No. 2082 has tissue-sizes No. 8357 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in regretfully announces the enforcement of its JOHN E. He said he expects that the apartments to the area to ques- to live In town, but not to thOlr Manchester Evening Herald the administration’s antlciime sizes 8 to 18, bust 31%: to 40. Size 1968 CADILLAC Bolton correspondent, Gleme- 14, 16, 18 inclusive; hot-iron transfer; board win be ready to air these «on for various reasons, includ- own houses, bUI. color chart. 10, 32% bust, 2% yards of 45-inch. l i m o u s i n e well Young, tel. 643-8981. changes at a public hearing log health and safety. He said that the new regula- SEND SSt In coins plus ISt (or llrit-cliss SEND SOC In calm plus 1st for firil-cim s rule, that no one under the 9th grade will be ad- ^ LANOSGAFE ULRIC LIMOUSINE mall and spnclil handling (nr inch pMtarn. niall and iptclal handllni for uch patlnrn. SERVICE around the first week to June. Almost, no one said he was Wons will "work out weU as TRULY BRIEF Sue Buniott, Mttiusheater The changes will Involve larg- opposed to apartments to the lor as controlling the amount D s w g o n S ig n s DURANGO, Colo. (AP) — Tho Anne Cabot, Uwctaesl Evening. Heraia, USD a y S t OP NURSERY TOAS, n e w YOBB, N.Y. mitted on Friday nights. Whitham Air Oonditionied er areas for drainage for each town. They are permitted'In the of apartments In town.” He KANSAS CITY (AP) — Quar- announcement said the City BW YORK, M.T. iiSS. 7 Passenger 1DM6 ■GROW WITH U8” apartment unit, and a greater business zone, and no one added that he Is looking for- terback Len Dawson signed a Council would consider only a Print Namo, Addrtii with ZIP CODE ind Print Nunn, Addrtii with ZIP CODE, Ilyin Ifanoheater—649-3660 distance requirement between recommended changing that. ward to the town’s new com- three-year extension of his con- “ brief agenda.’’ Among ordi­ Stpln Nambir. Numhv nnd Slin. ' Corner of locust and ChurcK Straets, MonchMlwr ROUTE 6, BOLTON—600 YDS. FROM BOLTON NOTCH—648-78M P.O, Box 68—Wepping, Conn. each unit, he said, with perhaps The zoning board was left to prehenslve plan, funds for tract Tuesday with the Kansas nances approved was one ban­ 50$ will bring you the new '68 Spring FASHION conscious women — send OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 9-6:80; FRI. EVENING TO 8 Edmund Ulrijc Parent Jr. a maximum number of units consider a request to change the which will be voted on at the City Chiefs of the American ning topless women entertainers & Summer ALBUM! It's filled with now for our latest Issue of the Spring & Summer '68 Basic FASHION-^ 5 0 4 in each complex. zone in the area to question, or budget meeting Monday night. Football League. in night clubs. dozens ot lovely designs. MAf'CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAOB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY iO, 1968 Shifting N.Y. Times Editor Hits Humphrey ABA Press Guidelines Holidays WAOHINOTON (AP) — The call for closed pretrial hearings Fiijds New managing editor of ’The New in some cases. SHOP YOUR MAIKHESTER NEW CAR DEALERS FOR York ’Times says lawyers trying Daniel said that statistically the problem of prejudicial pre­ Backed to curb pretrial publicity be- Slogan trial publicity is not big. smem^ •• • *• t**".**• WASHmOTON (AP ) — The caiue of concern about defend­ “ Only a Uny fraction of crim (Oontinned from Page One) Houae haa approved a bill that ants’ rights "are using a sledge­ nal cases is ever reported in the “M we do we can have a would give the nation four long hammer to Mil a gnat.’ ’ press and in only a fraction of America free of slums, free of weekenda a year by moving Clifton Daniel crltlcided this fraction is there any ques­ dissension, free of bigotry, free three national holidays to Mon­ Thursday night the American tion of doing violence to the of illiteracy, free of fear and ha­ day and creating a new one— Bar Association’ press-trial rights of defendants.’’ tred. . .an America where invld- Oolumbua Day—also to be ob- guidelines on crime news, ac­ In any case, Daniel added, ual people can make real choic­ aerved on Monday. cusing proponents of such pro­ “ even where pretrial publicity es about their lives. That’s the Rejecting the charge that It posals of heavy-hemdedness becomes an issue, it is not a America I see.’ ’ , TODAY, FRIDAY-MAY 10th waa uprooting the nation’s his­ which “ may wreck freedom of proven fact that publicity ac­ However Humphrey cautioned toric past, the House voted 218 the press’’ and “ shatter the tually contaminate Juries.’’ that unless towns like Rawlins' to 83 to scrap the existing dates very keystone of our democra­ He said the legal profession la and others like it grow, and un­ The Newly Remodeled, Refurnished for Washington’s Birthday, Me­ cy.’’ so obsessed with the problem of less “ we have the courage to morial Day and Veterans Day. He spoke before a seminar prejudicial publicity and preoc­ build new towns...I see no solu­ sponsored by the American En­ cupied with the rights of the tion to what we have come to Under the bill, which faces a terprise Institute for Public Pol­ criminal defendant that “ it may questionaUe future in the Sen call the urban crisis.” and Reorganized icy Research. lose sight of the public interest, Humi^rey, talking to the Col­ ate, Washington’s Birthday ’The guidelines would specify the righs of society as a whole, would fall on the third Monday orado Democrats in a swelter­ limits on the information court the rights guaranteed in het ing hotel ballroom packed al­ in October and Veterans Day on and police officials could pro­ First Amendment, including the last Monday in May, Colum­ most shoulder to shoulder, vide ttews media about a pend­ freedotm of speech and freedom urged them to back President bus Day on the second Monday ing criminal case. They also of the press.’’ Johnson as his teaim of negotia­ in October and Veteran sDay on tors begins talks in Paris with the fourth Monday in October. the North Vietnamese in an ef- • ’The changes would take effect fort to end the war. Jan. 1, 1971, in order to give the Two House Members Urge Such support for the presi­ states time to enact conforming RED-WHITE dent’ negoteting team, Hum­ legislation and calendar-makers Probe of USS Vance Case phrey said, was a “ citizenship time to adjust. responsibility.” Only the District of Columbia WASHINGTON (AP) -2- Two mand of the battleship New Jer­ As well as visiting in Denver and federal employes would be House members have urged a sey. and Rawlins, the vice president Arnheiter and. Alexander both affected by the bill, but the formal Capitol Hill probe into will speak tonight in Omaha and states are expected to go along have shore duty now—Arnheiter the Navy’s firing of a ship’s will visit in his old home town, if the new lineup becomes law. near San Francisco and Alexan­ Huron, S. D. on Saturday before Here's your chance to drive a car that has a real "winning w ay" about it . . . and just in time for Memorial Day! Don't start your summer by taking chances in an unsafe car or one that captain, and one called on the Greater business efficiency der in Boston. returning to Washington. takes all the fun out of'driving by needing constant repairs. Come to Manchester this week for a Checkered Flag Value! and a lessening of absenteeism secretary of the Navy to resign Testimony, not given under STAND were the major reasons given because of his role in the affair. oath due to the unotficial nature by supporters for passage of the of the hearing, turned up allega­ 1 Dies, 1 Hurt in Crash Rep. Joseph Y. Resnlck, D- WILLIMANTTC AP) — A 86- bill, which is strongly supported tions of brutality aboard the 200 W EST CENTER STREET, M A N C H E ST E R .... year-old NorwlcSi man Is recu­ by the U.S. Chamber of Com­ N.Y., concluding three days of Vance before and after Amhei­ perating today from face injur­ merce. unofficial hearings on the case ter’s command. (Owned and Operated by Michael Potrick) FORD CHRYSLER DODGE ies received in a head-on peel- Opponents countered by de­ Chief Petty Officer William of Lt. Omdr. Marcus A. 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Wagon. 6-cyl., nice­ A motion to keep the Washing­ he is not fit to handle the Seaman John dcerich Jr., 22, white with an aqua interior. terior. terior, sold and serviced here. Tempest 4-Dr. Nicely equipped. trans., PS, low mileage. ly equipped. ton’s birthday observance from Navy.” of Mission, Tex., described con­ being shifted permanently to The Navy has maintained si­ ditions aboard the Vance after OUR QUALITY WILL EXCEL! Monday was defeated by a roll lence on the Arnheiter case and Arnheiter left as “ unbeliev­ WANTED call vote of 168 to 141. Similar on Resnlck’s hearings. 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See the But it was the addition of Co­ his contention that an official Toronado. Auto., PS, PB, one auto., PS, PB, factory air con­ er brakes, factory air condition­ automatic, power storing, ra­ 2-Door Sedan. Vinyl seats, ra­ USA in this Chevrolet today. lumbus Day that carried the court of inquiry should be owner. ditioning, one owner. ing. dio, new tires. dio. Ivory, black interior. fight for supporters the bill. called. Itallan-Amerlcan and Catholic Sitting in with Resnick at ' groups have long fought for a Thursday’s hearing were Reps. national holiday honoring the Don H. Clausen, R-Callf., and P IZ ZA R A Y S MANCHESTER MOTORS DE CORMIER MOTORS explorer and its inclusion in the Phillip Burton, DCaiif. Button SllvGr Lan# at Hartford Rood, M ANCH ESTER 643»1511; 643-2411 285 8road St., M ANCHESTER 643^165 bill assured wide stq;q>ort. Joined Resnlck in calling for a congressiottal probe. W ill Be Closed Resnlck said he also wants Re^dents Take Congress to study the back­ LINCOLN MERCURY ground of a change in duty for Until Further Notice PONTIAC Citizeiis Oath an (rfficer who had come to Am­ 66 MERCURY 65 FORD $1795 66 LINCOLN heiter’s defense. He is Capt. Colony Park Wagon. Radio, au­ Country Sedan Wagon. B-pass., Continentals. Choice of 2, one 63F0RD $895 67CADIL $4995 Five area residents became Richard G. Alexander, 46, who, tomatic, PS, PB, factory air pearl gray, red vinyl Int., R&H, black with red interior, one 65 PONTIAC $1895 Due To Illness 2-Door Sedan. 4-Door DeVlUe A/C, like new. jsaturaUzOd citizens of the Unit­ after speaking out for Arnheiter cond., white, vinyl interior. auto., power steering. burg;undy with matching interi­ ed States this morning during at the Pentagon, declined com­ or, both with factory air con- 4-Dr. Hardtop Vista. ceremonies presided over by SFGCm 65 PLYMOUTH $1295 66COMET $1595 ditlgiiing. Judge T. Bmmet Oarie in the Valiant Convertible. Black with Caliente 4-Dr. Hardtop. RftH, 64 CHEV. $1395 65FORD $1195 auto., PS, Augusta green with Second UB. District Court in white top, radio, heater, auto­ 4-Door Impala Falcon 2-Dr. Sedan. Hartford. matic transmission. matching interior. 65 OLDS. $2295 ’They are: Mrs. Teresa Szyk- For Opening Day! They Are Gocld 98 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, 64 BUICK *1995 eruk of 262 Sand HUl Rd., BH- 67 COMETS 64CHEY. *1195 automatic, power brakes, power REDUCED PRICES. Demon­ Malibu 2-Dr. Hardtop. Blue & steering, power windows and 65 PONTIAC $1695 66 CHEV. " $1395 2-Dr. Hardtop Riviera. lington; Mrs. Christa R. Chris­ - i> I T I hiAi strators. 10 to choose from, all white, R&H, e-cyl., standard factory installed air condition­ Catalina Station Wagon. 4-Dr. Sedan, 6-cyl., standard. tensen of 446 Abbe Rd. Kxt., For Friday, Saturday and Sunday! automatic, most with radios. .. trans. ing! Wapping; Mrs. Ann V. BeQe- viUe of 6 Gem Dr., Ellingtmi; Mrs. Blanche M. Crough 62 Wells St., Manchester; and Ern­ FIRM, RIPE PAUL DODGE PONTIAC est P. Somogy of 10 Emma Lane, MORIARTY BROTHERS 373 Main St., MANCHESTER 649-2881 Vernon. 315 Center St., MANCHESTER 643-5135

A GRADUATION PRESENT SCXmRDALE, Ariz. (AP) — lb The latest class of officers from BUICK PLYMOUTH the Scottsdale Police Academy was delayed on its way to grad­ 68BUICK 3AYE 66 BUICK $2495 64 OLDS. $1495 68 PLYMOUTH 66BARRACUDA 66 CHEVROLET uation. The rooMes took time BANANAS Skylark Custom 2-Dr. Hardtop. Electra 4-Door Hardtop. Auto­ 98 4-Door Hardtop. Automatic, Fury III 4-Door Hardtop. Auto., ?-Door Hardtop. Auto., radio, station Wagon. V-8, R&H, one out to oajAure a fleeing youth V-8, automatic, power steering, matic, power steering, pow^r power steering and brakes. R&H, PS, WW and many other PS, factory air conditioning, owner. Special at $1596 vriio had Just disarmed a sher- executive car. brakes. extras. Special purchase from clean as a whistle. Still under IfTs officer and threatened to The Largest Se/ec"tion of FAN CY FIRM Chrysler. A low mileage car Chrysler warranty. Special at 65 MUSTANG which carries the balance of 2-Door Hardtop. 6-cyl., R&H, HU him. 64 PONTIAC *1495 41995. 68 BUICK $AVE 65 BUICK $2295 Bonneville 4-Dr. Hardtop. Power Chrysler warranty. Original list one owner, very nice car. S195 Maricopa County SherlR’s V Special Deluxe 4-Door Sedan. price 43780. Our Special 43298 down. steering and brakes, automatic, 8gt. Tom Bartlett said he was 'Hununel"* Figurines Electra Convertible. Power Choice of 2, V-8, automatic, steering, brakes, windows. factory air conditioning. 66 PLYMOUTH . questioning a youth in the back power steering, executive cars. Belvedere Conv. Auto., R&H, 67 BARRACUGA seat of bis patrol car, when the in the united States i^al cello lb 66 CHEVROLET PS, WW, etc. A one-owner 2-Door Fast top. One owner, boy pulled a gun from under a pkg. 65CHEV. $AVE 65 BUICK $1895 62 CHEV. $895 Bel Air 4-Door Sedan. Auto., beauty, loyr mileage, still under low, low mileage. Fully loaded, f

OpMi 6 Dayu-TlWMra.Thure. wutUl 9:00 P .»L -6 4------8 -'^ lb VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE bunch CHEVROLET f A ! R W > 67CHEVELLE $2495 66 FORD $2495 64 CHEV. $1175 66Yolkswageii *1495 64 Volkswagen $1295 65 Volkswagen $1245 Malibu 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, Country Squire 10-Pass. V-8, Biscayne Station Wagon. 6-cyl., Sedan. Beige, beige interior, 6-Passenger Pickup. White, / /r'T ^ ASPARAGUS auto., power steering and radio. Sedan. Green, beige interior. auto., radio, heater, Wnyl roof, auto., radio, heater, whitewalls. radio. whitewalls. brakes, radio, reater, white- walls, U. S. NO. 1 MAINE 63 CHEV. $1025 66 Volkswagen $1445 b # 67 PLYM. $1795 Bel Air 2-Door. V-8, auto., ra­ Sedan. Dark green, beige in­ 65 Volkswagen $1295 62 Volkswagen $895 Valiant ‘100’ - 2-Door. 8-cyl., 66CHEYEUE *1995 dio, heater, whitewalls. terior. Sedan. Blue, vinyl interior, ra­ Sedan. Blue, radio. Malibu 4-Door Hardtop, Hardtop. V-8, dio. ttorei standard, heater, whitewalls. radio, heater, whitewalls. auto. 64 CHEV. $1545 64Yolkswagen *1145 10 Lb. lb 113 Sedan. Black, radio. o p tn 65 PLYM. *1575 62 DODGE $595 Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, auto., 65Yolkswagan *1245 Fury III Convertible. V-8, Dart ‘170’ 2-Door. 6-cyl., stand­ air conditioning, power stering, 63 Volkswagen $795 Sedan. White, red, vinyl interi­ tonitt Bag standard, radio, heater, power ard, radio, heater, whitewalls. brakes, radio, heater, white- 65 PORSCHE *3695 9-Passenger Station Wagon. or, radio. POTATOES steering, whitewalls. “ Good Value Buy” walls. SC Coupe. Blue, AM-FM radio. Gray and white. w * Im v * a coBipluta FIRM, URGE. ICEBERG CARTER CHEVROLET TED TRUDON assertniM^ ef 1229 Moin St.. M ANCHESTER 649-5238 Route 83, Tolland Tpke., TAiCOnVILLE ______649-2838 metiMr's day cevds Head lb # mofhar # wife OVER 8 0 0 CHECKERED FLAG VALUE USED CARS TD CHODSE FRDM # grandmoHier LETTUCE J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., raiDAY, MAY 1(\ 1968 PAGE NINVnBN PAI» mOHTKBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 faction of the health staff over 2(X),000 nonusers a year from H e b ro n the way the MEA handled ne­ New Labeling Scheduled same causes. ME A Votes Quickly gotiation for that group. The new labeling, for the ben­ TV-Radio Tonight Health staff representatives efit of phyriclans end druggists, -had appeared before the school For Birth Control Pills will be r.equlred on all ship­ board Monday to voice the same ments of oral contraceptives Budget Requests Cut $66^600 To Accept Pay Plan complaint. The group is acting WASHINGTON AP) — The Hetbeit L. Ley Jr., dircebor of produced after June 30. Adver­ HOWTO to form its own bargaining unit FDA’s Bureau of Medicine. A- Harry W « h , Board ot Fi­ started In past years all in one nance is recommending tiiat>all Televinon It took Manchester teachers faction with the Board of Ed- FViod and Drug Administration tisements must reflect the re­ for next year’s negotiations. The British studies showed vised labeling Sept. 1. CONTROL nance <^alrman, visUed both year.” the capMal items totaling $72,- SO) Newsreel omy an hour yesterday to' ratify ucatlon for its effort to alter announced today new labeling 6:00 ( 340) P e n y JU m ii 7:16 the highest risks of thromboem­ The labeling states that under He said the Board of Finance 500 be financed through a five- ( MB) Hike Dooslas 40) N'Bwb (C) agreement unilaterally the administrative requirements for birth control the Board o( Selectmen'a meet- ao-BMO) Taraan (C) adverse reactions, a statistical­ TERMITES felt that some of these items year bond issue. (13) M*nr Oriffln. 7:90 1.1 u™* Board of Fiducation salary schedule, we feel the bolic deaths and diseases in taiK and the Board of ESducation (18) Woody Woodbury pills because of new evidence it women between the ages of 35 ly significant association has niu uuKcnea tor homt could wait. "They are interested These items include $18,500 for <») svum for Today ^™...A*'****” ^*® ^ "package” over-all agreement reached was Move Seen owiuri. Ovsr 1,000,000 last night to explain budget cuts in good roads, ,good education a tank truck, $20,000 for land (B4) MMerozera Neighbor­ fit raises for salaries, a good one and that the fact says Indicates the pills may be and 44. The studies found four been demonstrated between the honiii Mrvictd. Oiir work It hood 40) Wlmrd (C) (B )^ x use of oral contraceptives and tUmsTEIO by (1) Iruci- being recommended by the fl* and good government but we fill equipment, $2,000 for a I18) Lea Crane ^ fringe benefits, and related new that the board agreed to bind hazardous to health. deaths among 'each 1(X),0(X) 130) Combat 8) SVont Row Movie women of those dges taking death or disease from blood Ttrmlnlx, (2) E, 1. Bruco Co., nance board. These cuts were must also think of the average Sander for the fourwheel drive (40) HOHale’s Navy mimey items for next year. before the tax rate was set was. T o R elea se The FDA cited findings re­ Inc. Cutrinito INtUREt by 6:30 Newa (C) ( 3-lB) Wild, Wild West (C) birth control pills for onq year, clots, which lodge In the brain or Amorlcon Employtrt' Iniur- discussed at an executive meet­ taxpayer, and a 16-miU increase truck, $2,000 for a used grader Afternoon Report 8:30 (R) Approval of the package in fact, historic.” cently published by British re­ •nee Co. Cuorontce ovtllablt ing held by the finance board would be unfair,” he said. and $30,000 for establishing a (B060) Theater Thi (Bi) Wortd Press Review through It was the administrators’ searchers indicating those tak­ compared to one death In lungs. lor tno lift of Iht bulKInt. (M) vniic...... ’a New? (10) Movie Pueblo Crew Now low coil prottellos for on Wednesday night. Mill Rate Set May 22 three company fire department. 6:00 ( 3-8-10-13) Newa. Sports, ( 0^) Oomer Pyle (C) M d already approv- hope that "Items neglected by ing the pills increase their Infttftd and nos.lsfoitod The total budget cut proposed The Board of Finance will An amount of $12,600 would be weather (C; (BO@30) Star Trek (C) (Conttnned fropi Rage One) btuitt - old homof, now 9:00 (iiB) SiibacrtpUon TV the board this year may have chances of death or disease due WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED bomii and houiot under is |M,617 from the requested meet on May 22 to work on in­ taken from reserve and aj^lled ui in a Suitcase (R) f pnHin w *** teachers at- top priority in next year’s nego- family members as well as to to blood clots by seven to 10 conitrucllon. $19,000 dam- budgets of the Board of Educa­ come and to set the ahtiolpated to the capital Kerns and a bond (30) .v,n.a .w 9:30 ok Beat t ^ l n g the late afternoon ses- tlatlons,” Cone said. President Johnson, (Congress times. OEO lutrantoo on qaallfltd (B4) Ctoltar (R) Movie Sing Along from the education budget but 9:00 D l^ Roblnaon 7:66 Red Boxr vs. Yankees the board and the MEA and Is­ 1:06 News. Sign OK 10:30 NIghtbeat suance of Individual contracts at the request of the Board of 11:00 News, Weather. Sporta Education he submitted to them WBOH—010 11:16 BporU Filial to teachers before schools close 5:00 Hartford HighUghta in June. the areas and amounts where 7:00 Newa 11:90 other Sda of Ihe Day War Generally Slows 8:00 Oaiiight the finance board thought cuts 13:00 ()ulet Hours Both last year and in 1966, could be made. The total cut WPOP—1410 salary disputes dragged on In­ 6:00 Danny Clayton Show to the summer, and contracts being recommended is $29,860 6:00 Steve O’Brien Gome One— Gome All As Negotiations Start from the education budget. 9:00 Heatherton could not be issued until near 13:00 Gary Girard Show the time for resumption of (ContlBiied from Page One) Under the school board re­ WDiF—1380 quests, the nurses salary of 6:00 Newa CARO PA RTY classes in September. 146 miles north of the demilitar­ 6:16 B p i^ Up of the brl4ge. $7,000 was cut and $8,600 for 6:00 Nms As part of the 1968-69 con­ Several fires were still burn­ ized zone. The Coomnand had other services was deleted. The 6:16 B p e^ Up Hartford tract, some 480 teachers in the reported previously that the 6:46 Lowell 711011188 Marine Hall STORE ing fiercely, and refugees still Board of Finance told the Board 6:C6 Phil Biazuto system will receive salary In- poured from Qie araa devastat­ cause of the Phantom loss was of Education that if the public 7:00 Tbe World Tonight Paricer Street creases totaling $302,300. Raises not known. 7:30 Frank GIKord ed by relenOeas air strikes. health services proved inade­ 7:30 Speak Up Sporta for administrators will total Some were wounded. Previously enemy MIGs had quate, a request for additional 8:00 News $19,000. Teacher increases will always operated in the Hanol- 8:10 Up MON, MAY ISHi average about 7.6 per cent, Oovemment officials reported services could be broug^it to the 13:16 Sign o n AT THE PARKADE Haiphong areas and north of the homeless had swriled to town at a later date. w no—1080 7iS0 those for administrators about those two major cities, well The Board of Finance also 5:00 Newa, Weather 6.7 per cent^ 06,000. Ninety-two clvUlana were 5:16 AftemooA Edition Refreabmente ft Door Prliea above the 20th parallel which recommended cutting the $7,920 6:00 Newa, Weather Sporta Salaries for teachers with a r e in e d to have died in hospi­ 404 W EST MIDDLE TURNPIKE President Johnson proclaimed for kindergarten noon trans­ 6:36 Afternoon Edition bachelor’s degree will range tals as a result of the flghfUng, 7:06 Americana DONA'nON $1.00 as the northern boundary for portation. Both school super­ 7:36 DavU Brinkley from $6,160 to $9,600 in 18 but the number of civilian dead U B. bombing on Maroh SI in a intendent Aram Damarjlan and steps. This year’s BA sched­ is believed much larger. Offi­ bid for peace talks. However, Board of Finance chairman ule is $6,760- to $9,800. cials said at least 2,411 civilians since the curtailment of the tar- have been able to get a ruling Insurance benefits will in­ GENERAL ELECTRIC have been wounded so far. gtit area, UJ3. ptkxts have been on whether it is mandatory or crease by $84,000, to give U.S. troops from the 199th DARINGLY DIFFERENT... flying as many bombing mis­ not. Wlrth said that the fi­ board employes full family cov­ light Infantry Brigade, pur­ PROFESSIONAL sions against North Vietnam’s nance board felt this item could erage on hospitalization and suing ihemy soldiers west of the F O R SALE HOM Will A lw m panhandle area as they former­ wait one year at least because . medical benefits. d ly, reported MUlng nine and All Ftxtnroa, Heating Syatem, Shraba, Wooden Storm \\ Morelco ly flew agrainst the whole of _ This year for the first time, this was such a high budget Windows and Doom, Shuttera, Sinka, etc. Pertaining to Bt m OY WITH... HAIR said they had no casualties. North Vietnam. VJ the board agreed to "bind” on a BEAUTY SACHET South Vietnamese troops report­ year for Hebron. a homer No fiunltiue. Johnson at a White House din­ Ughts Item Cut School Directory a Gift from the CUmss contract before knowing the CLAIROL KIHDNESS SHAVER 25LS ed killing another nine enemy ner Wednesday night warned The item in the contracted INQUIRE total of its budget allocation for 10 home beauty DRYER on the eoufiiwestem edge of the that "Increased Infiltration and On behalf of the senior class of Howell Cheney Technical School, Alexander services for replacement of [ the next fiscal year. . salon attachments otty. sending of new MIGs to new air­ J. Mazeika Jr. of Hartford, class president, presents a complete directory of INSTANT lights in the Hebron Elemen­ O & G CONSTRUCTION CO. Monday night, the. Board of In a snap-open Other government troops said fields south of the 20th parallel all school personnel to Dr. Fred D. Ma nganelli, school director. The class of 45 tary School gymnasium and li­ FM d Office, Hartford Rd. (Opp. Manchester Motors) ' Directors set the school budg­ wallet. they killed 50 Viet Oong in will not go urnoOced,” Penta­ brary to cost $2,210 was elim­ students is the second to complete all th eir studies at the five-year-old facilities Between 7:00 and 4:00 PJM. UntU Friday et at $7,048,860, restoring all HAIRSEHER clashes six and seven miles gon sources said at the time inated and one half . of the on W. Middle Tpke. (Herald photo by Pinto) Sat. 8:00 A.M. to 12 Noon but $98,909 of the Board of northwest of Saigpn. Oovem­ thnt Navy pilote bad reported funds requested for paving at Education’s request for $7,147,- ment casualties were reported seeing MIG2ls in the area the Hebron school was cut. $2,000 ($3,000); audio-visual 769. M O D EL 14 NEWILADY around Vlnh. light. The llnEUice board also sug­ materials, $1,000 ($1,125); General Manager Robert Reg. H m enemy offensive had pro­ The spokesman in Saigfon said gested cutting the tables for the teaching supplies, $7,000 ($7,- ORANGE HALL Weiss had sought to reduce the Fast, portable, professional. duced a rash of battles Thurs­ since the downing of the Phan­ hot lunch program in the He­ 500); admliUstrative meetings, school board’s request by $319,- 23.99 Morelco 4 way heat comfort control day in whkdi the U.S. Command tom Tuesday, other MIGs have bron school included in the $200 ($260); nurses salary, 000. 14 thermostatically controlled SHAVER dial. Hood raises and lowers said 364 of the enemy were been sighted in the Vlrti area The teachers’ salary schedule rollers for perfect results on all easily for maximum comfort. equipment item, totaling $3,600. none ($7,000); other nursing AT M e ile l 15L killed around Slagon. but there have been no aerial The finance members felt that services, none ($3,000); health won by the MEA is only about types of hair. She'll never be. Compact, stores easily. encounters. Two miles to the southwest the tables freed from the li­ suppdles, $6()0 ($645); kinder­ $12,000 less than the $314,000 in­ caught in curlers ogoinl Regular $29.96 South Vietnamese rangers re­ brary added to the tables pres­ garten ^ltransportatlon, none crease the group was holding ported killing eight. One mile ently in the gymnasium could ($7,020); contract services, $2,- THE out for when issues were re­ west of the city, U.S. troops of Several Drivers be used for this year. 390 ($4,600); Biite, $1,126 ($2,- solved at arbitration May 2 . the 25th Division said they killed 125 and equipment, $3,200 ($6,- BINGO The board had previously re­ BEAUTIFUL COLOGNE SETS SPECIAL WAUET SALE SPEOtAL WATCH SALE The administration and board 20. At least 58 of the enemy Given Warnings of education agreed that this 800). EVERY SATURDinr NieHT fused to bind for more than were killed by air-supported ele­ Written warnings were issued was a higher budget year but $268,000. Yesterday’s vote by the staff ments of the 9th Infantry Divi­ to drivers involved in three of reserved further comment until Manchester Evening Herald O R A N G E h a d . came after a report on the ar­ sion near the "T ” bridge. South four accidents occurring on they can refigure their budget to Hebron Correspondent, Mrs. PARKADE bitration by Robert Wolfert, Ifietnamese paratroops said Manchester streets yesterday. see if they concur with the areas Marjorie Porter, teL 2!^9116. Gruen # Walthcnn negotiating team chairman. they killed 06 seven miles north­ Mary J. Mercier, 331 Oak­ cut. west of the city, and the U.S. Budget Gut Breakdown Little things Before the vote, Allan Cone, CHANEL land S t, received a written 20th Division claimed 66 dead 13 warning for making an improp­ The budget cuts as being rec- Bennet Junior High Schcxil vice • Vulcoin principal and spokesman for miles northwest of the city. er left turn at an 4^rsection, ommend<^ by the Board of Fi­ mean a iot... the administrators, expressed Perfume In the air war against North after allegedly taking a turn nance are listed as follows, with With a tiny turning radius of onl^ dissatisfaction that admlnist^- Vietnam, U.S. Navy Jets hit the from McNall St. to Deming the budget requests as submit­ 16 inches, the Bolens Lawn Keeper tors’ salaries and several other XOm Tning Hoa fuel storage St. too Wide, driving her car ted by the various agencies in items had not been made part area and 'barracks 16 miles west head-on into a car operated by parenthesis. is the one riding mower that others The BOLENS of the binding agreement. of Vlnh for the second day in Irving E. Machie, 44, of Coven- The general government cate­ can’t follow. Its exclusive Center- B A R R iC iN i Cologne LADIES ASSORTED During arbitration the board, succession. Pilots claimed that tiy, at 7:42 a.m. gory: Selectmen’s clerk, $1,300 Pivot Steering lets you cut square while accepting the $302,000 they set off more than 100 sec­ Glenn A. Gagnon, 22, of 268 ($1,600), selectman supply and WALLETS & PURSES Lawn Keeper comers, twist through the most chal­ N . Y . raise for teachers, had said its ondary explosions, countless Lake St. was issued a written expense, $400 ($500), selectman Sets Genuine Leather. fires and a huge fireball. lenging obstacles with ease. Seated agreement was contingent upon warning for failure to keep a meeting expense, none ($500), Assorted Styles. Pilots from the carrier Rang­ town audit, $1,700 ($1,800), and up-front for a clear view, you steer a $19,000'increase for adminis­ reasonable distance apart, after trators. In bargaining, however, R « e. 5 .0 0 er also reported touching off a driving his car into the rear tax collector supply and ex­ the front-mounted 32-inch rotary the MEA had sought a $22,000 big secondary blast that de­ of a car operated by Ronald pense $300 ($334.35). • •• tough act mower — aim it where you want to administrative Increase, based A SPtCIAL GIFT for HIR stroyed an eight-truck convoy Also, town cleik salary, $3,- mow — for fast, one-pass mowing. J. Andrash, 23, of 1016 E. Mid­ proportionately on the teach­ south of Vinh. Other Nayj^ pilots dle Tpke. at 7:50 a.m. at E. 300 ($3,600; Jury committee, to follow Rear wheels track front wheels exact­ er's schedule. . I7& 2I JEW EL WATCHES were credited with knocking out Middle Tpke. and Ludlow Rd. $15 ($46): election supply and ly — no shortcutting on turns. 6 HP • 14KGold Cases two missile launchers and two Because the negotiations for Special Sophie Z. Dunphy of 667 N. expense, $700 .($713); zoning several years had operated on • Expansion Bands missile transporters in the area. Lauson engine is in the rear — cuts For her bath beautiful... Main St. received a written agent salary, $600 ($760) zon­ the principle that administrators • Bracelet Straps Mother’s Day The U.S. Command confirmed noise and exhaust problems. For­ warning for Improper backing, ing maps, $60, ($76); insurance would receive a proportionate - a gift to delight her, • Diamond set. Each Price today that North Vietnamese and bonds, $5,600 ($6,100); ward and reverse sp e^ s in two ranges after driving out of her private raise,, the board’s action amount­ gift boxed. Some MIG Jets are operating south of give up to 264 feet of travel per min­ driveway into a car operated sanitary Inspector, $400 ($600); ed to "a breach of faith," (3one styles limited. the 20th parallel for the first 8 by Ernest L. Morse, 73, of 37 fire protection, $7,600 ($10,- ute. Ask to test ride the Lawn Keeper. charged. time in the Vietnam war, appar­ 18.99 Strong St., on Main St., near 000); civil defense, $1,000 ($1,- Its performance is a tough act to He said, "Despite our dlssatis- ently la an attempt to counter Stock PI. at 9 a.m. 826); unimproved roads, $8,- follow ... for any other riding mower. the increased American air at­ Cars driven by George E. 000 ($10,000) and reUef, $1,000- APHRODISIA.. .WOODHUE. ..TIGRESS... FLAMBEAU tacks on the southern panhan- Ross Jr., 38, of ^Coventry, and ($2,600). LADY SUNBEAM See The Original Manufacturers

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that In tee last 30 years every­ aporte BKMior Marion Lome thing social is political.’’ Jaatoe Olnubo«raU Harold Gray Gray, bom in Kankakee, HI., M n«y J m u S«far fiJdlter created the 10- or 12-year-olcl vyH tm MIUt Bob B M Ie r Dies: 'TV’s Dies; Created girl while assistant to Sidney Smith, creator of “The Gump#” T he H igh S chool W orld ckrtoon, after a brief stint a# Aunt O ara Comic Strip staff artist for the Chicago Trib­ EUROPE VOL. XXX, Nn. SO FRIDAY, MAY 10 Compiled b y Stodents of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, F m iiI ^ une. NEW YORK (AP) — Marlon LA JOLLA, CalU. (AP) — Let Europe’s charms and a personal guide who haa The panel first appeared in Lome, who won television Harold Gray, the creator of Lit­ lived and traveled extensively throngbrat Europe (or prominence for!-her comedy the Chicago Tribune and New more than S years show yoa Europe. roles and who had a long career tle Orphan Annie, ageless her­ York Dally News in 1924, and on the American and British oine of 44 years of comic strip quickly gained popularity. At You stodents have studied the coltore, the langoage, Four Begin stages Olid in movies, died of a adventures, died Thursday at 74 one time it was published in the art forms, the religion, the government, the his­ heart attack In her New York in Scripps Memorial Hospital. more than 300 newspapers. tories of Its mnititades, tb# basis of oor own American apartment Thursday at the age Gray drew the cartoon—sev­ heritage; let it all come altbo now by visiting Enrope. of 82. The blank-eyed Annie, her in­ eral weeks in advance—until en­ This trip will give concrete dsacepts to past abstract She rebently had been playing trepid companions and their tering the hospital nine days be­ learnings. It will strengthen yon> Inowledge and nnder- the speU-casUng Aunt Clara in harrowi'ng ' predicaments will fore his death. His physician. standing of yonr fellow man. It WUI prepare yoo . for a Campaigns live on. fuller life in many school areas yoa wUI nndonbtedly the American Broadcasting Dr. Harry A. Collins, said Gray encounter in your future schooling. mu Oo.’s "Bewitched” series on The Chicago Tribune-New suffered from lympho sarcoma, This coming Wednesday, May the Student Council faculty ad- television. York News Syndicate, which dis­ a glandular form of cancer. tributes tee strip, said it will be Jet away to Europe on July Sth. A Volkswagen micro- IS, we the students of MHS will visor, on FWday afternoon. May Miss Lome, iriio made her He is survived by his widow, ( stage debut here In 1905, won continued by Robert Leffing- Winifred. They married in 1929. bus will be awalUi^ you at the Frankfurt AlrpOTt, to be be voting for a new President 3. driven by yonr personal guide daring your S weeks’ By Friday, the political scene her first television popularity In well, Gray’s longtime assistant. His first wife, Doris, died in stay In Enrope. of our Student Council. had changed agsdn. Now, only 1962 when she was cast as Mrs. Although little cSiange is an­ 1925. Ray Kelly, this past year’s four candidates were running. Gurney, tee bewildered English ticipated, “a new man could eventually bring changes, undis- A special meeting will be held at the home of yonr President, will be graduating. The candidates and their cam­ teacher in tee “Mr. Peppers” personal guide, Mr. Walter Klar, Notch Rd., Bolton, on leaving the position of president paign managers are; Susan show vdilch ran on the National cemable at first,” said Henry Friday, May 17th. Everyone will be Included In planning open to one of four Student Moyer — (Chuck Carson), Lee Broadcasting Oo.’s network for HP Raduta, syndicate manager. the tour. The tour wtll consist of four people ^ns Mr. Council members seeking the Potterton — (Fred Butler), three years. Under Gray’s pen, Annie, her FUEL OIL t Mrs. Klar and their son. Mr. Klar, a former Man­ office. Janice Boidiam — (Dale In 1968, Miss Lome joined the dog Sandy, billionaire Daddy chester teacher. Is now teaching in South Windsor. As of Monday, April 29, there Ostrout), and Jim Naschke — cast of the "Garry Moore Warbucks, and daddy’s helpers, 15.4 Nsney I.uckmas Dftvs OolpMs was only one prospective can­ (Ben Gryzb). Show” on Ctolumbia Broadcast­ Punjab and the Asp, conveyed a 200 Oal. Min. O.OJ>. To be assured of a reservation, didate, Susan Moyer. Tuesday, ntils past week has been ing System television and t f social commentary that some 24-Hour Bumer Servloe! critics Interpreted as reaction­ CALL MR. WALTER KLAR April 30, the political scene was campaign we«k. EJach candidate played fluttery roles In comedy R. B. REGIUS Legion of Honor no different. But on Wednesday, and his committee has spent sketches for several years. ary. •40-0041 May 1, by the end of the school Miss Lome lived in Londrni But Gray disputed this view. FUEL OIL No Reservations will be taken after May ITUi A bright purple streak roars The score is 66-69. The MHS long, hard-working Uouns on day, six candidates were posters, murals, and speeches. for mtmy years, playing roles "She’s social,” he said of 649-4908 into the student parking lot. Hie trackmen are three points be­ for comedy to tragedy and also wandering Annie. "It is just noise of a loud James Brown acknowledged. They were Susan Speetdies by each candidate, hind the opposing team at the r . . p„tterton Janice their campaign managers, and managing theaters in associa­ record blasts from the now beginning of the final event, the tion with her husband, Walter idling Jaguar 2plus2. One Bonham, Jim Naschke, Bob others will be presented on 880-yard relay. Manchester’s Herdic and John Briggs. Hackett, an actor, playwright glance at driver—slender face, first three runners, having es- Tuesday, May 14, during the X-period, to the student body. and producer. The couple re­ delicate eyes and curly dbrk tabllshed a slleht lead nass the ^ eligible to run for the turned to New York in 1942. hair reveals that she is none batonh.tnn onto the anchor man. He Of president, .i.,the candidate , Then, on Wednesday, Mhy 16, each student wiU oast his vote Hackett died shortly after­ other than the smiling, mild- grabs it and he’s off. Cranking ^ ® ‘“‘s ye«, and wards, and Miss Lome retired Harold. L, Gray and Marion home THe mannered reporter —Miss Vin­ along Ih a red and white musclt ""“ ‘ have served on Student for the candidate of hla choice. The Students of MHB are from the stage temporarily. Harold L. Gray, 74, and Marion Lom e, 82, died yesterday. Gray was the crea­ cent Blackshadow, Allas Nancy shirt! Pitts cuU a striking pic- ‘o'- o"® e“ her m A rufirg;ed of soccer took place last PViday on foreign exchange students. Many of the .^Fers Miss Lome succeeded the late Luckman. urged to donslder the quaUflea- tor of the comic strip character Little Orphan Annie. Marion Lome played ture as he paces the fastest op- Memorial P^eld as part of the AFS Playday. Shown come from countries where soccer is the national Josephine Hull In the Broadway the part of the flustered witch on television’s ‘Bewitched’ and had a long and It seems that she has taken position runner. The last 100- f candidate n^ust have a tlons of each candidate, and vote honestly. So, let’s get out here are Mr. Danielson, (Mitai Penayo, members of sport. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) hit “Harvey” In 1948. She ap­ vari^ show business career. (AP Photofax) some time off from watching yards is a real dash but he of 75 signatures on the varsity soccer team, and some of the guests peared two years later In \ HARDWARE Sunday afternoon Boston______Celtic Lves up and breaks the tape. there and vute. "Dance Me a Song,’’ a Broad­ ganfies,' old Marlon Brando The team crowds around him ‘o be tunned in to Mr. Olaeser, Bege, ’70 way revue. Among motion pic­ V j STORES > reruns, reading James Bald­ and he is absorbed into it as tures in which she appeared Vernon win and Salinger stories and they all move in thd dtreetten Ten AFS Students Enjoy Weekend were “The Girl Rush," a musi­ editing this year's Aridlan, so of the locker room. cal starring Rosalind Russell; TOP QUALITY that she can do some sports "Could you please tell me Alfred Hitchcock’s "Strangers ALL PURPOSE m u E lEM P ER something about David R. Ool- Lively debates, exhausting Saturday turned out to be a Don Burns, East High Coach, 20-Gallen stories for the High SchotH Editorial sports days, and .above all, perfect day for being outside, on a Train,” and "The .Gradu­ World. pitts?” I ask a member of the ate." Miracle Plofrie team. many friendships prevailed this A kite derby was held at Wlck- LAWN & GARDEN RAKE She is still very busy doing past weekend, as Manchester ham Park, but because of a Miss Lome, whose full origi­ To Address Sports Banquet something in the car. She’s talk­ •’Wen if you go \valt near nal name was Marlon Lome TRASH played host to eight American lack of wind, the kites didn’t IVt tlt I ing to a little girl with dark that 1969 twb-tone RamUer MacDougall, was bom in Penn­ Don Bums, the very success­ the press have also been invit­ HARDWARE WEEK I {< >1 I M Amerioan, bell be right out. Student Vote Is 2-1 Field Service students. Arriving fly bery high. The AFSers also CAN eyes and curly braided hair. Friday morning, the group in- played baseball, visited the sylvania and her father, Wil­ ful coach and athletic director ed. SPECIAL V IN Y L GARD Ttiat miist be Nancy’s student He’ll have a few minutes before liam Lome MacDougall, was Tickets are available for pur­ SALE PRICE eluded students from Austria, playground and toured the rest at Bast Catholic High School, chase by parents and can be re­ from the North End of Hart- he goes to Vernon to seH pJy- Japan, Chile, Germany, Greece, of the park. a physician in Philadelphia. FLOWER BORDER ford. She really enjoys tutoring wood paneling.' For Project Concern wlU be g(uest speaker at the an­ served by contacting the coach­ "Do you know what other Thailand, Italy, and Venezuela. a square dance was held Sat- nual Winter Sports Recognition es of the winning teams; How­ I ’lit -J «■ r r ■ Excellent for lawn and on Saturday mornings. Not on We believe that a large seg­ JEWELRY (XXAN-UF I |i >m« garden borden or trel- ly has she taught the chUdfCn sports he’s active in?’’ We are proud that at our own The students attended classes urday night at South Methodist NEW YORK (AP) — Ameri­ Banquert of the Vemon Recrea­ ard Johnson’s Schneider’s Farm Utility lawn rake; ment of the voters of Manches­ high school the overwhelming with their MHS “brothers and church. Mr. Pascuzzl, a caller 0” lit. 14" above ground, arithmetic and reading, but "He’s been on the Cross- can women apparently are far tion Ctommisslon. Mart, American Legion Post 14 19" head, 20 Stays new. looking because it it Country team for three years. ter committed a terrible act of majority of the student body vot- sisters". A number of them from Coventry, taught the group in the Midget division and Can­ teeth, 4' handle. ^ 0 won't rutt, chip or she hae taught them how to en­ Inhumanity against the poor of ed on April 30th to support Proj- spent time more concerned with the luster The banquet will be held easy to clean. Snug fitting cover. joy lUe. He’s alot more acUve In other in Mr. Monahan's several dances. It ivas a new ex- and sparkle of their home a lli­ tor and Goldfarb in the Junior II* ..... peel. Green or white. extra-curricular acUvlUes. Hav­ Hartford and jiarticulariy ect Concern, by a vote of 976 to A, C, and D period classes. An perience for all of the AFSers, Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the division. Cheerful new colon. This , past winter, Nance cov­ ances and furniture than with Vemon Center Middle School. A ing a great facility for handling against the sbety-two children 412. We believe that this vote In- open forum Was held with MHS and they fared extremely well, tee glitter of their diamonds and Bulletin Board ered Manchester High’s Basket- - - „ u i,™ that are being bused here, by dicates that much of the racism and visiting students, as well as in some cases better than their spaghetti and meatball dinner baU Team. An avid fan of Bill ">®««y’ gold jewelry. vrill be served. An. auction at (the Tolland er of the NaUonpl Honor Society voting as they did in the recent that exists In our community Mr. Monahan discussing such American counterparts. One A nationwide survey by Bulo- DELUXE so Ft. of ■N RusaeH, Larry fiigfrled, and the referendum on Project Con- not prevalent In this school. topics as communism^ the racial group left to visit the Teen Con­ Agriculituiiail Cemter on. Satur­ this past year and has served va Wateh researchers discloeed Bums led the East Catholic Don Bums HEAVY DUTY starting lineup of the UCLA Bru­ cern. We, who have grown up We believe that the vote on problem, and the Vietnam war. ter, and later they reunited for team to win the Class A high day from 6 pjn. to rnddnlght ins, she believes that these play­ sui business manager to the fine th at leas thian 2 per cent of the wtU benefit tee winlterizlng of REG. 3.30— 2‘/a Gallon arts magazine, the Aridlan, to In Manchester, are ashamed of May 13 by the Board of Educa- After school, the AFSers gath- a party given by a local student, oountry’s homemakers regu- school state basketball cham­ 9/16'^ VINYL HOSE ers inlgM have been a great as­ it now. 'Ihere was absolutely no tion should be a YES vote. We ered in the cafeteria for. more Sunday morning, some stu- pionship for the second time tbe activities buUdinig and Helen Benoit, 74 West Main St.; set to the team. Of course, John­ which he also contributed VO- loi4y clean their own jewriry WHEN YOU BUY A etry. He has also served \pn sane reason why 3,646 people know that even a yes vote on discussion, refreshments, and dents attended rellftious services this year. The team has been ktt)Che(n. Adam Kutkauskas, Rockville GAS CAN ny Carson could come and tell at home. By comparison, neariy The American L ^ o n will Memorial Nursing Home; Vera Student Council two years." voted to end Project Concern Project Concern by the Board some guitar playing. Since many with their host families. In the 80 per cent of all homemakers playing In tourneys for five WITH THE PURCHASE OF A jokes during half-time activlUes. Has he ever won any special and over 16,000 others stood idly cannot rectify the act of hatred of the foreign students are var- afternoon, they attended lOH, years, and won the Class B conduct Its menthy scrap paper Boucher, 16 Watson Rd.; Arthur IRUE IEM PER. Her writing talent mwlfests ^ Track or anything?" are said to use household clean­ Gebler, EllinE^ton. by while this happened. This committed against the Negro slty soccer players in their and several students donned ers and poUshes on a frequent, basketball title in 1965. drive Sunday atanUnig et 0 am. ■E \ H.P.— 19' Itself in other areas besides “Not leoily. He has many proved that here In Manchester people In the North End of Hart- American schools, the boys or- their bathing suited and became Bums also led his team to In case of bod weather the drive Discharged Wednesday: Su­ HOSE REEL & CART. newspaper work. Two years regular schedule. san Lute, 41 Ridgewood Dr.; seboiasUo cu^evemenits though. many of us have no love In our ford. But we do not believe that ganized a soccer game. The for- instructors for the afternoon, To remedy tee situation, the win two titles in baseball and will be held on tee next Sunday. ago, Nancy won Honorable Hb’b a finalist In the National hearts for others less fortunate, acceptance of the project In eigners smashed the Yankees Free Aridlans were'glven to the basketball In Hartford Ctounty Rockville Hospital Notes Erich Kaufrfiann, 90 Gerald POWER MOWER Mention In the SdiolasUc Writ­ watch firm has introduced a Conferences. D r.; Leonard LeBlond Tol- I a 9 9 Merit ScbolaTshlp OompeUitloa be they white or black. Our Manchester is Imperative. 10-5. AFSers, compliments of the Art- non-toxic, non-flammable home Visiting hours are 12:34 to 8 SPRING ing Awards and received the and haa been named u Oob- hearts, If they exist, are In our jority of 132 votes either way Meanwhile, the rest of the stu- dian staff. Invited guests Tuesday night p.m. in all areas except pia- land; Anna Sojka, 101 Grand ^ SPECIAL 1“ David Haurtwell Memorial Prose jewelry cleaner that easily Vemon SPECIAL 4488 in ctn. neoUcut State Scholar, last wallets, It seems, and even this Is not a mandate and that the dents played a less strenuous The most memorable event removes the microscopic film of will Include the winning teams temlty where they are 2 to 4 Ave.; Eileen Wandzy, Prize In last • year’s Fine Arts year, be was awarded the wasn’t affected by Project Con- vote at the high school, if taken game of vollyball In Cilarke of the weekend? Perhaps eating in all of tee boys’ basketball and 9:30 to 8 p.m. Center Hts.; Alfred Dlckau, Heavy gauge ttael reel neatly magazine. Tons of letters de­ oil teat discolors frequently Remote controlt, 4' -cycle Haevard IBook Fitse or (he cem, although many opponents into consideration gives a clear Arena. After their respective com on the cob, beating the soc- worn jewelry and dulls the bril­ leagues as well as the coaches Admitted Wednesday: Hen­ Norte Coventry; Jane Martin, coilt 150 feet of hote. Reel de- scribing the antics of herself and beat edi around iwy in hla of it falsely claimed It was. majority to the project. We, and games were completed, the pool * cer coach at his own game, and directors of all the winter ry Welz, 61 Spring St.; Kara 9 Morrison St. Briggt & Stratton Engine. 4. techet from cert end can be thirty-five other girls going liance of fine gems. A dip In the eaty height tattings—rewind dasB.” the other 972 high school stu- was opened, and a game of mastering the "grand-rlght-and- liquid, a rinse under tap water programs sponsored by the lo­ Mustek, 7 Regan Ct.; Anna 'mounted to wall. Cart rolls across the country while on the 'r study- cem will be watching the Board that afternoon, a thoroughly ex- helping a retarded student to cloth restores luster that can’t The all-atar teams In all four Raymond, Charest Trailer Is at 38 Park St., tel. 876-3136 equipped for gratt catcher. ceived by loyal friends and re­ of Education on May 13 and hausted group returned home swim as though he’d been doing leagues, representatives of the Park; Christine Daigle, 33 or 643-2711. News Items may be latives. Constant resuling has Ing?” be attained by cleaning with "Ob, FUite has seen evaiy hoping that It will make the for supper. It all his life. Take your pick, soap and water or ammonia, various town and school depart­ Mountain St.; Russell and Rob­ mailed to P. O. Box 327, Rock- had an Important effect in moral and courageous decision Friday Mght, the students and Those of us who were fortu- ert Rlggott, Warehouse Point; viUe. movie that’s been released In company chemists say. ments, winning sponsors and SHRUB shaping new ideas for her. the past two years and rmd and restore In some measure their hosts attended the local nate enough to host a student Miss Blackshadow plans to moist of the dirty booke—and our confidence in the town of coffeehouse—The Depot. The en- made lasting friendships. It & HEDGE write a collection of short stories others of ooursel In the off Manchester. tertalnment included Joe Hogar, helped to bring us to a closer after attending Boston Unlverei- seaaon, he omdkes emeUy dgars The Editors: Dayson Wrobel, three students understanding of the world’s ty. Future plans Include a and plays expert ping-pong on David Okrant '69 from Trinity, and a g(roup from problems, as well as to teach us Nancy version of the yellow an deobrtonlOB lab bench." Marcy Juran '69 Bolton. what AFS really means. pages, reports from the Grand ANVIL ‘Xlne kwt gueetlon, you Janice Obuchowskl '69 In spite of the weatherman, Marcy Juran, '69 Prlx races, and the acquisition wouldn’t happen to have any Bob Bleller '69 PRUNER 2 5 9 9 of every record recorded by idea what he’s planning to do GRASS SHEARS SPECIAL Froncoise Hardy, Hugh Maseke- HARDWARE WEEK In the future?” Liqhtw«ight, Miy-cuHing ih*«rt. Thumb 1 9 CeMplate wHk N-ft. card la, Antonio Carlos JoWm, Wilson Scholarship Fair CLASS HARDWARE WEEK SPECIAL "Hey Fitte! Why don’t you 45 History Students operated loci. Carbon steel bledei fully and eeid eeaeaeter Pickett, OUs Redding, James let Um anawer that one him- The Manchester Education SPECIAL 2 9 9 hardened and tampered. New pruning iheers with easy Trimi and ihapai shrubbery and Brown, and Bob Dylan. seH.” Association will hold Us draw-out action and high carbon hadgas quickly and profatsional- Slightly flustered now, Nancy itaal blade at natural cutting ly. Side handle for left or right *Tm going to Union Col­ scholarship fair Saturday, angla. Solid brati anvil. gets back Into her car, revs the lege (Schenectady, New Yoilc) May 18. Start saving your Tour West Point hand oparationi. engine and rides off in the (H- Q U ICK GROW //rue I EM PER in September. I want to be a pennies, as a number of A group of 46 MHS students Mansion, Was much more llv- reotlon of Copok^, N. Y. vrtiere lawyer but ru probably end she'll get somevjnformatlon to booths will be offering such left the high school parking lot able. Both estates are located GRASS SEED DYNALITE up teaching French for a few goods as jewelry, baked at 6:16 a.m. May 2 on a bus- on the Hudson River and are A J ^ r o m write an article on Motorcycle years to put myself ithrougb Scrambles. The purple Jag Is goods, records, and home­ trip to West Point Military surrounded by many acres of SHOVEL school. Of course ni have a made candy. The proceeds Academy In New York State, green grass and trees. SPRAY CONTROLLED OSCILLATING completely out of sight. SPRING SPECIAL mekMir Susan Goldberg '68 Mack XKE3 with a plasttc stick­ from this sale will be used- The group mosUy comprised After a break for sack- er on the dash which reads for scholarships for MHS and SPRINKLER FiittemcbUe VI. Do you want a graduating students. HonorsH onnrf U. S. History classes, its way towardbuB W^t Continued on Tho first law establishing com- ride home in Pittso^ile IHT’’ 479 SPRING ^ Q Q puhNiry education was passed In ‘Sure, ThanlhB." SPECIAL Massachusetts in 1642. S. Ooldbeig, '68 Extra light weight One Year Guarantee Ability Counts TTio fifof 1 , j, ■ ""h*ttaJns, and beflore reaebing but still strong Spray area control dial Say Winners a n d sturdy. sets sprinkUr for full area, Round point — partial, right or left side coverage. In Contests dents toured through tee long handle. Tee Pee Tales servants quarters and teen tee onran t h f found the Margaret Brlgge, '68 won mansion Iteilf. The mansion was w A^S^e!L teH^iM Tan SPECIAL Baseball the team by hurling^ a no-hlt.no-mt, no- fflrat place In the Manchester breathtaking In Its richness and ^ „ comnnter S-lb. BAG After starting the season with run game against Hall of West district and second lilace In the royalty. Three floors connected some of the '*^**^® three straight wins, the Man­ Hartford. Backed by good hit­ state level of the 1968 Nation- by a spiral, fully carpeted stair- loved hv the of, «"■ Just Arrived! chester High School • varsity Certri 1100 Squan fqqt ting and slick fielding, Wayne al “AWUty Oounto" Survey case made students vender how i t f baseball team was defeated registered the fourth win of the CJontest. Vandertoilts managed with- West Potel All purpose grass teed twice last week In the city of season for Coach Harry Parks Other (town awards were; out an elevator. Slides of tee This event was m,ieh t Large Selection of Meriden. But on Monday of this agaiqat only two defeats, as he mix grows quickly, free of WHEN YOU BUY A week, the Red and White return­ fanned six and allowed only one erabgrett. 20' ALUMINUM EXTENSION ed to winning ways by white­ free pass. The team challenges and Sizes washing Hall High by a score Wethersfield and Windham to \P ^ H 7" ROLLER & TRAY SET LADDER of 6-0. finish out the week. Meg received »260 tor plac- A tew minutes later tee bus wart f^ 4 6 Z ! ' Priced from $10.00 to $16.00 Platt High registered the first Coach Dick Cobb’s jayvee tag aecisnd in the state. AM drove Into tee driveway of py studmts The bM win over the Indians last team was victorious last week Wednesday, in the Silver City as they won their games against and Mrs. dbyce iDon were glv- hn Delano‘*'® Roosevelt. ®®““® Here io-60 1 where" ‘he parking stnd^ta tot o*^.So^s afIbS by a score of 10-4. The game the jayvee teams from Conard en certificates In the town students toured a museum as teeta apireclatton was paced by two Platt home- and Hall. The jayvees’ record to t^teS Full • liia roller with plastic and runs, which twice put outfield­ awards. well as tee Roosevelt mansion, ers who accomnanled the trto caps, wing nut. heavy plated now stands at two wins and two This year’s contest theme Most students agreed that tee and went home‘sto'dre^ o f^ parts; fk " pllb tor painting rough er Dale Ostrout into a small, losses. was "The Oliallenge of Elm- Roosevelt house, although not what else? Cadets * Welcome Here surtacai. Ladder • loci, lag • type but still very wet patch of wa­ Paul Roger '66 ployment Barriew to the Han- as elaborate as the VandeifcUt Lois Elsesser •«» tray.. ter in deep leftfield. Dale later Tennis ddcapped—a Oohununlty Bur- — —------got even when he robbed a vey," , Bouncing back from a hard ed first prize a |26 gift cerUlt- school was honored with finrt Platt batter of a sure double The contest i» dfiislgned to with a diving catch. Kent Smith opening loss to Bristol Eastern, cate to a local etore. Second and second and third nioo^. u * drove In three of the four MHS ttie MHS tennis team has man- promote the theme that it’a third place winners were Jim Mrs Kelson said rims with a bases-loaded triple, ased ‘o even Us record , at "aWUty that oounte, not dla- Leggltt. '68 and Dave BlackwelT ly have sT v e r!^ Friday’s game saiy Maloney two wins and two losses, with receiving a |16 and »10 gift and some S we have ^® had ” High hand the Indians their victories over Rockville and im not miore than 740 words, certificate respectively. Dale state winners. j ° second straight loss. The Red Bristol Central, the students were to report on Kowell and Jim Fox placed how the bandioapiped workers fourth and fifth respectively In The local finalist posters will and White led the contest for Leading the team are retam- of our community overcame the the'competition, now compete In the state con­ the first eight frames, but Ma- Ing lettermen Tom Boll, Scotty test. kmey tied the game In the ninth, MacLean, and Rob Horton, all ‘Guys and Dolls’ Opens Tonight employment barriers of attl- Prizes were presented at the tude, employer mJsomic^ptlon State Employment Agency. Ctov- Pam Hamilton '68 forcing the game Into extra ’68, and Doug Pastel, '69. Pas- (Herald photos by Buceivicius) Innings. The rest is recent his- tel has won 6 of his 8 singles aiid mlataformatlon, envltxm- Prizes were presented at tee ^ ------John Roy, ’68, in his role as Nathan Detroit applauds for girl friend Adelaide, ment and tranapoitatton. State Employment Agency. Gov- *‘rst school In America tory. The Spartans won the and doubles matches combined, played by .I^thy Kelly, ’08, while Fred Butler, ’68, as Arvid Abernathy, mar- game In the tenth, as they while Boll and MacLean have Tire surveyd wore Judged pri- ernor’s certificates will soon be >®own as . the OoUeglate > niton A*...... A j T>____ marlly oft evidence of researeh presented to these top winners. School and was established In tallied twice, and the Indians earned 8 of their combined ries Roy Wierzbicki, ’68, alias Sky Masterson, and his bride, Sarah Brown, failed to score. The final score matches. Horton has missed two played by Diane Griswold, ’68. Just give them a chance. One siiuare deal, and and slgnUlloiaace of context. About 60 students from Mis. Manhattan Islaftd by was 12-10. matches because of his cracked with laughter and love, excitement and adventure, they’ll bring nack the glori- Poster Winners ^ Kelson’s Art HI classes entered ‘h® Dutch West Indies Oolony- This Monday the Red and leg, but he is hoping to return iuos old days. Days when crap games ruled, and the hand of the law was ai Five MHS students have won tee Manchester area contest. _____ White returned to victory as and be abl^ to play against HSU. ways far enough away. Gime ’em a chance and they’ll bring it back. There are Opm WodiwMkiy, Thursday^ Friday to 9:00 P.M. MANCHEStER SHOPPING PARKADE pitcher Wayne Anderaon paced Oky '60 still a numljer of tickets left, so see you at 8 o’clock tonight! =rap?ed% ;e^?onE SlS. IcJJ^'cJlSr^ Lynn Beaulieu. ’69 was award- This Is the first time that our lege.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTiER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 PAGl^ TWENTY-THREE

Sports Viewing Chisox Back on Road SATURDAY Redesigned Hole Frustrated Red Sox ^ Slowest Decision in Derby History 1:00 (36) RoHer Derby. 2:16 (8) Red Sox vs. Yonks. 3:00 (SO) The Professionals CHECKERED —Baseball. Brings Protests SI To AL Pennant Race 4:16 (80) White Sox vs. Head for New York their pennant hopes. Plodding Toward Its Finish Line Athlo’ Ics. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Controversy raged today NEW YORK (AP)—The • • * 8:00 (8) Race of the Week ______. . fttiflt ainnfi fuMiAttan hajM over the redesigned 15th hole at the plush Lakewood NEW YORK (A P)—The after this season beoause base­ Chicaso White Sox are TWINS-ANGELS— -IThe Withers. (8) New ball "Isn’t fun any more." Orleans Open Golf. (Country Club golf course where the $100,000 Greater 1968 American Lea^rue back on the road to the Carew, last year's Rookle-df- .. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Confusion, discretion, Made timid by toe first dis- —A statement later by one of race—a t about 10:30 a.m. He Harrelson came into WasUng- the-Year in the AL, took another Jingling phones and jangling nerves were everywhere qualification in the 94-year his- the stewards who decide ^spoh said that is toe only dose toe SUNDAY New Orleans Open moved into its second day. season looks more and b i v u r s i d e p a r k ” I don’t think it’s a fair hole.” — St. Louis pennant race, using a new stop on the sophomore Jinx by his knowledge, in 1:30 (3) The Ontdoorsman. too as the league’s top hitter , .. The first extra-distance race today as the slowest decision in Kentucky Derby his- America’s and the things said that nothing waSof- colt had, to said Bob Stanton, the 22-year- The tee waa moved up 60 more like “one of those with a .<00 average. He went ® way—^for them—^to travel. raising his average tolo .M7 withw.u. Saturday tory plodded toward its finish line ^ world’s most famous horse flclal—yet. But asked If Danc- his life. (SO) Red Sox vs. Yankees. Cincinnati 18 old Aussie who fashioned a six- yards on toe hole, making it 470 years” for the Boston Red hltlese in die three games, drop­ ^ hits, scoring after each Riverside Park The end, most probably, will ______^______^_____ race, sources hedged at every er’s Image still might be de- Although his time estimate is 4:30 (8) New Orleans Open. Sox. Little is going right Los Angeles 13 4 The Sox are winning with under par 65 Thursday to take a yards and n par 4. ping 80 points. g who comi Monday when toe o ^ e r . Dancer’s Image, winner of question. All said they didn’t dared toe Derby winner, Leo Just that—an estimate—it would for the members of last 4 home runs. He singled In the first Inning. Speedway and ^ mean toe drug was adminis­ one-stroke lead after the first The hole is a most hazardous Jerry Stephenson, a y o u n g 4% Pete Ward, their newly dls- trainer and handlers of Dane- last Saturday’s Derby waa dls- anything that might O’Donnell said, "No, I don’t round. one to drive because a ball hit years’ "Impossible Dream.” right-hander whose strong arm stole seSnd and scored on Har- w on last er’s Image will appear before qualified after steward at the ‘nflue^e the outcome of toe think so.” tered 150 hours, eight minutes 4^4 covered slugger, smncked two "I think it was a better hole to ‘ ^e right or even slightly to All but one starter collected is offset by wildness, suffered mon Killebrew’s single for a 1-0 rated . Waterbury Ohurchill Downs stewards in a track announced traces of phen- hearing. —A second statement from before toe start of the Derby. 8 sol shots, his seventh and Veterinarians say toe drug nor- , ,, ., . the left could land in the lakes at least one Mt, but the Red his fourth defeat in five de- • 5 eighth of the season, and pow- MlnnesoU lead, but the Angels’ Jap Membrtoo ^ S S ’ hearing to determine who ylbutazone were found in a ' Reporters—and in some Churchill Downs left no doubt. play as it was. said Tom Weis- „„ •l*7igged toe horse, when they urine specimen taken from toe cases,_____ toe general___ pubUc—kept__ _ ,^t said the track where toe Der- mally wears off in about 86 kopf, th.c hAndsome Ohio sbot- Sox managed just one run clslons. He gave up three runs 6 ered the Sox to a 4-2 victory Tom Satriano wiped that out ‘‘’f S s fairway. with a three-run homer off Jim was the victor did It and why. colt after toe race. asking. Where toey*^dTdn’t find hy has been at home for 94 hours. maker who leads this year’s Thuraday idght as the Senators while allowing eiglft hits and Thursday’s Results over the Oakland A’s Thursday Eight of the 10 eagles made In a six-game losliig walking six in 5 1-3 innings. Merritt in the third. «rst 75-lap “d l J L ~ discretion, they found confusion. would recognize Forward If tesUmony at the hearing money w'nners with nearly vea^s touroev' when Los Angeles 6, Ohdcago 0) night. Pass, from toe Calumet Farm, shows only a trace of the drug streak with a 3-1 decision at The Senators scored in the But Ward Is not alone. Joining After Ted Uhlaender’s bunt driving oVbr the "I’m Just plain upset about all *80,000. Weiskopf, Johnny Pott , '¥"®" Houston 6, San Francisco 3 as its 1968 winner. was found in toe urine, it could ’ played at par 5, were made on Washlngtoa. second as Ed Stroud beat out a him have been Tommy Davis, single scored Tony OHva, who this week as the ° . this,” said Mrs. Gene Markey, and south African Gary Player, aPhUade^pUa 7, Cincinnati 3 THE ’’Only one point remains to be be a freak accident. If much the role. bunt, stole second, took third on Luis Aparlclo, Tom McCraw had doubled, from second base Car Racing Oub owner of Forward Pass, who all had 06s. The Red Sox, struggling to Atlanta 4, Pittsbuign 2 settled,” public relations direc­ more was there, it would indi­ "The official records show a balk and came home on a and pitcher Gary Peters as Chi­ in the seventh, Carew and To- the endurance phMe of its c ^ - finished second in the Derby ^Jack Nicklaus, golf’s Golden that there were more birdies break out ot a prolonged early Only games scheduled var singled In the eighth and petition on the Agawam ov^. tor Kelso Sturgeon said, "and cate foul play for certain. wild pitch. cago has turned around from its and was declared toe winner ~ Bear, said of No. 15, now a par 4 than para being made, necessi- season slump, were a frustrated Today’s Games - . , that is the innocence or guilt of In either case, Kentucky rac- A double by Reggie Smith, an Carew scored on Frank Kostro’s Five prograins al«>^y ^^® Herald Angle after-toe'drug was found in toe OOUNTRY CLUB hole playing at 470 yards: "It tatlng a redesign of the hole,” group as they headed for New Now York (Koosmtm 4-1) at 0-10 start to win eight of Its last the parties connected wlto ing rules call for disqualifica­ pinch sacrifice fly for a 3-3 been completed at Rivem oe, system df Dancer’s Image. Following are toe starting was a wonderful par 5, but a said Weiss, York and a four-game series infield out and Stephenson’s sl^ cjuicago (Jenkins 4-1) 13 games. score. with five different d rtv w By Dancer’s Image.” tion of Dancer’s Image and re­ gle off pHchor Phfl Ortega s ^os Angeles (Drysdale 1-2) at Peters went 82-3 innings, glv- times and pairings for Satur- lousy par 4.” "Inasmuch as it was a very opening tonight at Yankee Sta­ With R ai Perranoskl holding emerging with top honora The "It upset me In a way—I was TTie hearing could be more distribution to give the 8122,600 glove tied the game in the Bos- Atlanta (Johnson 1-2), night ing up only five hits, for the lat- E A R L Y O S T day’s Four Ball, Beat Ball Golf " j don’t give a damn what Icng tee, officials decided to dium. KEN HARRELSON off the Angels for two innings other winners have been elated—when they told me we than that. first prize to Forward Pass. ton fourth. PhUadelphia (Fryman 8-3) at est triumph which moved the Sports Editor Tournament at the Manchester they say,” commented Jack play from the very front of the Boston out-hX the Senators Slumping for his first AL victory, Carew Bobby Bard of Westfield, Stew had won toe Derby,” Mrs. Mar- First, it gives owner Peter In any case, of course, betting 10-8, but was stymied in a bid Washington went in front to Pittsburgh (Walker 0-0), night stlU laot-pltace Box only 7% PETE WARD key said. “ Now they tell me Fuller and trainer Lou Cavalar- payoffs stay toe same. Country Club. Full handicaps welss, a tourhament official. "I lee at 470 yards, which is, ac- and Tovar teamed again In the Evonsion of Grandby, Conn, and will be used: to sweep the three-games in play. stay on a pair of singles and an Houston (Lemaster 8-3) at St. games Itehlhd American League maybe we haven’t won. Frank­ thlnk it’s a real fine hole now. cording to the rules of golf, a Homer Streak 10th against Jim Weaver. Dan Devoe of Manchester. Notes from the Little Black Book Is an opportunity to question If any of the drug Is ptOved 7:34—Elch. Karszofl, Hordic. Mn- Washington. Howard, Boston’s 39- infield out In the fifth. The Sen- Louis (Hughes 0-1), night leading Baltimore. ^ . ly, I’m all mixed up.” Just because it’s a par 5 for the par 4 hole. Therefore, the hole is Minnesota broke a third place White Sox ^ e a d to "tay. • • • Nearly 26,000 spectators have procedures used in the urinaly­ to have been in the colt’s sys­ MtrcUa. Trailing 3-1 after_ seven _ in- year-old catcher,catcher. then led off ators added another run on Or- San Francisco (Perry 2-2) at ’The general manager of toe 7:41—Kennedy, WhUlon, Nelson. members doesn't mean It has to a long and difficult rar 4 rather SKNATORS-RED SOX— witnessed the programs so far Providing they can keep up its current red-hot pace, sis and the conclusions readied tem during the rimning of the Anderson. n ln ^ t t o ^ Sac blew fine the ninth with his third single, toga’s double to complete the Cincinnati (Culver 1-1), night tie with Oakland by coming firm that found toe phenylbuta­ be a par 6 for the pros. than an easy and 'sSiort par 5.” from behind for a i-3 lOdnning tripled with two out in the ninth, Ortega helped himself with at Agawam and indications are Rockville High’s hustling baseball team appears tour­ by the rest. Presumably, they race, Cavalarls must defend 7:48 — Olekainsky. BoUn, Hen- soorlw chances in the eighth A single by Joe Foy and a walk scoring in the sixth, Saturday’s Games zone wouldn’t say anything at rlqucs, Budd. nament-bound. Coach Pat Mistretta’s Rams boast a could even question toe staff hianself against the racing rule 7;65_.Bemer. GardHla. Moore. and i^ th . to Carl Yastrsemsfcl loaded the The Red Sox named right- New York at Chicago triumph over CaHfomla on Rod Pitchers continued to t ^ e ad- his bat to his fourth victory, that another Cairew’s double and Cesar TV>- vantage of the hitting windfall. doulding in Washington’s third be on hand for this 15-mlle test, sparkling 7-2 record, which Includes one loss via a for­ all. "I hope you understand, but that conducted it. that provides, "The trainer will Pa^liu^hl. In the eighth, the Red Sox put bases with two out, but Harrel- hander Gary Waslerwskl to ^ n Philadelphia at Pittsburgh ail these questions will be asked 8:02 — Oldham. W. Ed^Tards, var’s single. victory was only the sec- run in the sixth. He scattered Second, it no doubt will in- be responsible for the condl- Crowell, Monoco. runners on first and second with son struck out on a 2-2 pitch to against the Yankees tonight, Los Angeles at Atlanta, N STAFFORD SPEEDWAY feit due to the use of an ineligible player. . . . Don't at the nearing and well answer Rill White Feels Obligated The Washington Senators against three losses for Pe- seven hits in seven innings bC' clude testimony about how tion of Itoe horses he enters.” 8:09 — Fahey. MlffUt. Smiley. one out as Ken Harrison walk- end the game. Waslewskl, due to o b t ^ a p a » Hoivton at St. Louis, N Stafford Speedway Is fast galn- you think the league bowling season extends a little them then,” he said. much of the drug was uncov- ihe hearing, by tradition, Remcfl. _ too long when Daylight Saving 8:16 — Rockwell. Calamarl. Pu*z. ed and George Scott singled to Petrocelll, a 25-year-old riiort- from Ft. Dix, N.J., where he is San Francisco at Cincinnati, N snapped a six-game losing ters, who won hta last g ^ e by fore Baldwin came on. ^ ~nutatlon as the fastest The emotion centered around ered In toe test. This is toe crux would be closed to toto tnc pub- again ithls season with the Ray- AnzaloiiG. , . To Do Good Job as Phillie right Washington quickly ended stop known for his depressive serving two weeks’ Army re- Sunday’s Games streak in the 01^ other AL Wtttog a grand homer. Ed Stroud had singled and ^ half-mS^ o ^ to Time arrives? . . . Ray La- these points: of toe problem and, until the lie and the press. However, 8:23 — Reynolds. D>’ment. John- game, beaUng Boston 3-1 behind Three days later, M<® normally ll^t-hlt- and toe outfielder scored toe » e ^ na Lopianlo and Donna Hebert PetroceUl struck out and Har- gripped in a slump, falling to He Is due to be opposed by Houston at St. Louis ton College, was clipped for by Churchill Downs ’Tuesday In­ comment. Downs’ higher echelons who are Dave Baldwin t^ng Sox and gave Joe Horten first Senators’ run to the second among c a r oamera MO o w prompted Miss 'Tlckey — a Gcnovesl, Carvey, AP NeWsfeatures Sports Editor year, drove in 33 runs and San BYancteco at Chiclnnatl Dave Baldwin. ^ NASCAR to toe five runs in two innings by dicated that Dancer’s Image Cavalaris has said he gave pressing to open this one to help Gkiwiiii.* batted .260. Before that he had relson overslld third and was collect a hit in four times at New York’s Stan Bahnsen, own- grandmother—to pitch again Bill white, toe popular Negro Philadelphia at PKtsburgh Massachusetts last Tuesday. had been disqualified and that the colt two tablets of phenylbu­ restore public faith In toe der­ 8:44—K. Gordon. Davis. FlyUcll. 20 or more homers for six tagged out to complete a double bat. Rico has threatened to quit er ot a 2-1 m ark.______Before that, it was homers by second, took third on a balk and Northeast toe banked pavemOTt tods coming season . . . Lom­ first baseman o fthe Phlladel- New York at Chicago, 2 is attracting more and more "big The local southpaw walked Forward Pass had been de­ tazone on toe Sunday before toe by, a public institution. 8:51—DclIaFem, Ccrina, Stam­ straight seasons, three times hit WHITE SOX-A’S— Ward, Davis and Aparlclo that scored on a wUd pitch. bardi, a iBuH hour special pro­ __ __ phia Phillies, is in the twilight three, fanned two and was clared the winner of toe Derby. Derby—six days before toe big It is set for 9 a.m. Monday. ford Eiencr. above .300 and four times batted American League Ward’s first belt in the fifth broke the Sox out of their horri- The decisive run came In the guns’’ with each Friday night filing Green Boy’s Vince Lom­ '8^58—OUaviano, Spllockl, Pliclai), of his baseball career but before W. L. Pet. O.B. charged with three earned runs in 102 or more runs. UConns Trim Wesleyan inning tied the game at 2-2 and ble start and put some steam in fifth when Fred Valentine sln- program. bardi wlU be shown in Septem­ Katz „ ^ v o «t, Ja- he hangs up his spikes he hopes' Baltimore 16 8 .667 — in the 11-8 loss. B.C. Is 12-6 for 9:05—Daley. Foster, His record, plus toe fact he his ecbnd in the seventh off and Bob Locker got the last out gled and moved around on Bill Tonight starttog at 8, fans the season. ber over OBS ouQeto . . . Hhl to fulfill an obligation he owes Detroit 16 9 .640 M Car Has Few Problems 9:,13—Deskus, RlgKott, Swale, Oor- was treated well by toe Phillies ^ starter Lew Krausse put the as Chicago’s always stingy Bryan’s hit and a ground out. will see well over 85 of these ♦ ♦ ♦ GOodnough wlU be ithe speak­ to toe team. Minnesota 14 12 .638 3 Earns Right when he couldn’t play regularly, Modified stock cars compete er at the annual University of —Atherton, Shaw, Ayers, Va- If the 34-year-old White can’t Cleveland 12 12 .600 4 is why William De Kova White, Pitching Highlights thru heats for stsLrtlng spots in O f f th e C u ff Hartford athletic awards ban­ DARLINGTON, 8. C. (AP) ""g'as—^Elvelhoch, Koxuch, I.rfivey, do a decent Job he says he will Oakland 18 13 .600 4 a man of tremendous pride, Throws Away Weights, Uses Bat to Spark Club toe feature event and a shot at standout performers with quet Monday, Miaiy 20 at toe — Cale Yarborough, a rising <5111A V quit. 12 13 .480 9:93—Jarvis. Ofrla, Chanda. Do- hopes to give toe Phillies toe Wash’n. toe 860Q winner’s purae. Coach Frank Bedstuebner’s Ben- Gengras Campus Center. Turbo Charged Offy star,in stock car racing but 11 13 .468 6 White, you see, admits kind of a season for which they Boston The really fast cars such as net Junior High baseball team •; • • never a winner at Darlington, '*'9 :40—Tarca. Wadas, Hunt. Du- to being about a step and a half California 12 16 .444 6^ are paying him. State Diamond Slate Flemke’s 2X and National this spring have been Jimmy has earned the right to try to **'9?47—Jacobsen, Morlarly. Skln- slower than he was in 1966 when DUBIY SOF19ALL 11 16 .423 6 Short Stuff New York Champion Bugs Stevens' No. 8 Balesano, Alan Noske and Jack rectify that. he drove in 103 runs on 2 ho­ Scoring In the first four in- Strong pitching highlighted Thursday victories by Chicago 8 16 .348 7% Holik. Balesano threw a no-hit- 'World Series of 1967 base­ '’ ®9 :'5fB.R*'G ordon. DoJtn, H. Gar- Phillies Take Over Second are powered by 427 fuel inject­ Threat in 500 Miler He was fastest among della. D. Edwards, „ , mers and a .276 batting aver­ nii«s, the same number of runs three Ckinnecticut collegiate basefball powers—^Bridge- Thursday’s Besulto ter against Wethersfield. Noske ball film wiU be patt of the J0:01—'BoRlnl, Ackerman, Rein­ Kansas Athletes ed Chevies. Hop Harrlnghm’s INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP)—^The accent has been Thursday’s seven qualifiers age. He also stole 16 bases that oorrespooding to flie inning, the t, Yale and Ckmnecticut. Washington 8, Boston 1 M2 sedan eports a 860 cubic inch is the team’s {>est all around per­ regular monthly meeting o f the for Saturday’s $64,950 Rebel hart. Rledcr. Falcons hrfd Klock scoreless strong pitching highlighted on the turbine-powered cars, but the pepped-up Offen- Vo:Of^^Krt''tofr. I-aplno, Ago.stincl- year, his first with the Phillies Gained Result.s Chicago 4, Oakland 2 Camaro with injection and toe former and Holik 1s a fine look­ Mianohester Chapter of A p­ 4p0-mile race at the Darling­ with a 10-0 shellacking on the Thursday victories by three Con- Minnesota 4, California 8, 10 proved Baseball Umpires Mon­ hauser and Ford cars have demonstrated plenty of Pietrantonio. Turley, after being obtained in a trade McMor LM giw M6 with Bill Slater at toe helm ing catcher. AU are ninth grad­ ton Speedway. Barre Perry. with toe San Francisco Giants. After Boycott first league game for both. The necUcut collegiate baseball pow- Innings On Heavy Hitting of Callison ers. Bennet boasts a 4-0 won-loss day night at- the Army ft weight for this year’s Indianapolis 500-mile race. He drove his Mercury at an 10:2^^rton. Manchester. „ Her- December 1966, is fired by a 827 injected Chevy. winners mamged 16 hits while ers—Bridgeport, Yale and Ckm- Only games scheduled record. . .Tim Cohane, former Navy Ohib. The Umpire In The turbocharged Offy of ------= L M d These engines, when running average speed of 14't.t70 "’l0;2O-^a^on, Smythe. Teets. White tore his right Achilles ten- LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Klock oidy had four last night necticut. Today’s Games ■ m k iw YrtRTf (API __ sports editor of Look, has Joined Baseball and 50 Yeans of Base­ Bobby Unser has won three toe ninth that wrapped up Larry ^^ell, win drive toelr cars thru Golfers Record miles per hour for four laps Berger. jBc- lion. University of Kansas athletes at Keeney Flald. Bridgeport’s Bob Meomartlne American League Minnesota (Chance 8-4 and t „ . „ „ ^ the faculty at Boston University ball Memories will also be straight races on the U.S. Auto 10:36—T-aplnsk). Calamarl, Jackson’s third victory. Dick jap times to toe very low 20’s of the mile and three-eighths earthy. Mecghan. After an operation he had his fmve gained some results from Terry Shilling, Joe L«han end burled a four-hitter as the Pur- ^ )-C a r e w , Kaat 04)) at California (Brunet Johnny Calhson sAilown the group starting at Club circuit for Indianapolis- Mar- Batting (40 at Dai8i-4;arew, twl-night thrown away his weights FarreU finished up for Jackson and move thru toe stralg^ta- and will teach journalism. . . Double Triumph track. 10:43—iFauUcner, cmtoiiy. leg in a cast for almost eight one-day boycott of spring foot- Jerry Savitkas an went 3-4 at pje KnighU blanked Western Boston Red Sox Manager Dick 8:30. A business meeting is type cars. shall. Rial. _ Minn., .887; Alvls, Cleve., .821. when toe Reds nicked him for a ways at speeds to excess of 128 Fifteen cars have now been 10:60—’Aneotta, St. John. McNn. weeks. He didn’t start a 1967 ball practice and a threat to the plate with Shilling cracking Connecticut 24). Bill Hogerty of Chicago (John 34)) at Oakland and now his bat is weigh- Williams was 39 last Tuesday set for 7:30 . . . Ray La- Huns—B. Johnson, B alt, 17; run in toe bottom of toe ninth, niiles per hour. The turbocharged Ford, mi­ Finally getting on the undi­ placed in the field of the 36 whe,^. Nash, Me game imUi last ktoy 29 H^^^^ boycott all athletics in support m e home run to pace die win- uConn held Wesleyan batters to KiUebrew, Mbm., 17, (DobsOT 2-1), night ing into Philadelphia’s . . .Two former major league Gace has a 0-1 record with nus many of its earlier prob- vided side of the winning col- which will start. Eight more Detroit (McLain 44)) at Wash- push toward the top of the * * As well as some of these ca n baseball players. Bob Feller of Boston OoUege. The local south­ ijiupdilin. ir-uv T evitow °"® attempts dematnds for n Negro cheer- ner’s hitting. one hit throughout sU innings Runs betted in—Repos, Calif., ASTROS-OIANTS — there are a number of Mod- lems, made its season’s debut at umn, Mainchester High golf- are to qualify In trials today, recovered his Uming and hit ^ ^egro coach and more ington (Moore 0-2), night National - - League. Cleveland and Tommy Holmes paw has httrled 23 innings, all Falocos 128 -400 X — on the way to a 7-2 win. And ao; KiUebrew, Minn., 17. Jlm Wynn and Ron Davis both ified stocks that can turn in a the Indianapolis Motor Speed­ ers won both matcres yester- and the rest in a special 20- IL W -K lem an . Hamilton, Harrl- .283 toe second half. ^ogro professors, Cleveland (McDowell 8-1) at Callison drove in four runs of the Boston Bravos, will head in relief this spring, and has Falcons 128 400 x -10-16-2 Yale’s Brad Jonasson went all Doubles—R. Smith, Bust., fl; 8 homered and Dave Glusti pitch- fine account for themselves with way Thursday. day at home. . mile race late this afternoon. son, Creed. iMinnnella ”i had a g;ood last half and i . , ^ Klock 000 000 0 — 0- 4-5 nine Innings as his teammates ^j^d with 7. Baltimore (Hardin 4-0), night with a double, triple and home a HaU of Fame Baseball School a 3.9i earned run average. Jim Malloy of Denver, Colo., ’The Indians defeated Maloney Ben^t^^ expect to ^ close to 100 per A university spokesman sate Boston (Waslewskl 2-2) at New ed a six-hitter as Houston de- smaller engines and standard Shaw end Smltfa; Goldberg poimded out a 10-2 victory over Triples—Uhlaender, Minn., 8; run Thursday night, helping the this summer in Windham Center The Eagles play at UConn Sat- got his turbo Ford up to 161.5 High, and Wethersfield (ML) 3-2; Crockett (M) even ®ll;25-Slaum, T. Kelley, Bennett, season,” White was Thursday hjght ® ^®Sro wUl^^ York (Bahnsen 2-1 ), night feated toe Giants. Davis also carburatton. Heading this list chosen to fill a vacancy on the and Burrell. ____ Dartmouth. lo tied wtth 2. Phillies beat CinclnnaU 7-3. It . . .Glno Cappellettl of toe Bos­ urday afternoon Automiat- miles an hour. High, 3-2, to better the season Korzenko (ML). Manchester vs. *’’'^.^lzpm kc, Harrison. Carpen- saying at Clearwater, Fla., Just Saturday’s Games drove in another Astro run with would be such c a n as toe XDl pom pom girls’ squad; a course CHURCH 80FTBAIX. in otrer games on the Nutmeg Home runs—Repos, OaUf., 8; was the third straight victory ton Patriots Is only toe second ics are not nearly as popular record at 5-3. Wethersfleld-Becker (M) even a flfto-lnnlng single. driven by HoUy WUder and the "I figured they'd solve toe “'ri -^rpiljdz& WHIcy, Tone. Mor- before toe campaign began. in Negro history will be offered Taking advantage of right er- circuit, the Coast Guard Acade- Oblc., 8. j Chicago at Oakland over toe Reds for toe Phillies man In pro football history to today as they were in the past Results—Man. vs. Maloney— Hastings (W); Rood (M) over "I exercised all winter play- ^Detroit at Washington Hal Lanier, a Giant infielder, 27 driven by Booker T. Jones, problems they’d been having next fall, and the university al­ roTB, Army A Navy Club my nipped Amherst, 7-6, and stolen bases — Campaneris, and toe second straight game win five league scoring titles. Jbhnny Unites of Baltimore re­ with this thing,” he said. "But I Becker (M) over Zanetto (ML) Scentl 2-1; Burdick (M) even U:45-S aarl. Norris, Robinson, paddle baU, handball and Cleveland at Baltimore in which Callison homered. waa tagged with an indefinite The X(31 has a 369 Chevy with Don Hutson of toe Green Bay ports. “I used to oaU them 66 ways is looking for qualified trounced North End Fire, 16-2, southern Connecticut coasted to oak., 11; White, N.Y., 8. suspension and fine by Manager Weber carburatton and a new never thought they’d come up 3-2; Meskell. (ML) over Rood, Laraie (W); Grant (W) 2-up ” lL5^LundeU. Zanelt). Oliva. Du- golf in St. Louis. at Robertson P a A last night un- an ll-l win over Central Con- pitching (2 decisions) — Har­ Boston at New York The victory pulled toe Riillles Packers was the other. Cappy is per cent o f toe time. Now I’m 2-1; Burdick (M) over Langon Crockett (M). ‘I really don’t want to play Negro faculty members, Minnesota at California, N Herman Franks when he report- powersteering set up that makes with anything like this. There ^ 2 :0 0 —Maddox, PrlndJe, Morlli The demand for a Negro der gray and windy sMes. The necUcut. ain, BaK., 44), 1.000; Santiago, into second place, one game called Duke because of ills fine down to 10 per cent. There are really aren’t any problems to past 36. This year is It, or next Sunday’s Games edly threw his bat and helmet u handle like a baby carriage, coach is a matter for future loaers scored their runs In the Bridgeport scored both its 3 ^^., 4-0, 1.000; McLain, Det., ahead of Cincinnati, Los An­ taste for clothes. . .Prof. Gal- reasons fbr this: (1) crowd speak of. I think we can have ^Al^m atcs- T.imdell. Zny-ereVa. year is it. (He turned 34 last Chicago at OaklBuid after being lifted for a pinch The 27 has a 327 cubic inch consideration. opening frame and were unaUe runs in the opening inning, then i.0(X). geles and San FTanclsco and litto, successful basketball noise makes it hard for every­ toe car ready to go full out in a Jan. 8). Minnesota at CsJlfornla Wtter. Chevy with sttuidord carbura- John Greene, Negro student to get any over the plate the hung on whUe Meomartino did s t r lh e o u t a — MCDoweU, three back of idle St. Louis. The coach at Middletown High, will one to bear the new algnel; couple of days.” "If I can’t do a decent Job I’ll Detroit at Washington Dodgers dropped Chicago 6-0, * * * tion. The secret in this car is be among the speakers at the (2) automatics Increase toe I Sports Slate get out. I do owe toe Phillies former football player, said rest of the game. his stuff from the mound. West- deve., 63; Mdiain, Det., 46. Malloy said adjustment of toe Cleveland at Baltimore, 2 Houston downed San Francisco BRAVES-PIRA’rES — the way Jones has set up toe Connecticut High School Coach­ possibility of blown assign­ something. thought the protesting group Wie winners scored in the ern pitcher Gary Lemme, who Rational League manifold was the major im­ TODAY Boston at New York, 2 6-3 and Atlanta topped Pitts­ Rookie Ron Reed won his third running gear, this car almost es’ Clinic Aug. 6-8 at Central ments; (3) moat teams now MN(! STROKES ” I feel obligated, sitting out generally was satisfied with the opening three Innings and again had faced Meomartino in com- Batting (40 at bats) —Rose, Manchester vs. Windham straight game as Sonny Jacksoii seems to drive itself around toe provement, with the power in the fifth en route to the vfii. petition for three successive jijg. .j, A^ron, AU., .378. burgh 4-2 in toe only other Na- CJonnectlcut. Gallitto Is a Cen- prefer to solve opposing de­ 3:30; East Catholic at Pulaski the first half of last year. answers. JOHN OALUSON drove in three runs with a pair oval. What it lacks in brute "nice and gradual” now. by Frank Beard Oonle Banas and Frank Cuneo years, was the loser. The Runs—Rose, Cln., 21; Flood, ____ _ „ • tional League games scheduled tral grad. fenses by toorougb study of 3:80; Bolton at Portland; Cov­ "After I quit,” White addedi All 15 Negro members of the Smoking Bat of Singles and toe Braves whip- horsepower it more than makes ftlms before the game and re­ “ I’d like to go into some busi- football squad triggered the ac- ttiree hits for Army A Bridgeport senior hurler won St.L., 20. U H a r l f o r d C l i n i c xhui^ay;____ entry at East Hampton; Rock­ PHILS-REDB— and rested his tired muscles. P®d toe Pirates. up for In toe way it goes thru sort to autorriatics only when ness away from baseball. I’ve tion by boycotting Thursday s Navy. B » White, Bob WUlls, two of those three encounters. Runs____ batted to — MCOovey, Here ’n There Pulaski Victor ville vs. Windsor: ^uth Wind­ Norm LaRoee, Rick Fontlnella Bridgeport’s record Is now 10- g j l ; Feres, Cln., 20. To Include Egan C a lliso n soent a week last win- The result was a revitalized, Jackson’s bases-Toaded sin- the turns. they must.” Sinking Feeling ^ sor at Bloomfield. been in radio and television for practice session, the 19th of the CBarlle Graff who will coach * * * ter with Gene Berde toe 63-year- spring In which he felt leaner 8^® in. toe second got Atlanta off Saturday —Ellington vs. Rock- 10 years—three in Philadelphia 20 spring practices allowed by and Ben Benevento earii had 6-1 , whUe Western Is 6-5. Doubles—L. Johnson, (3Wc., toe Mianohester Legion base­ Over East Squad Written for 'I n two htts. The Huskies from UConn had jg. cto., . Johnny Egan, former Weav- condlUonlng expert from and stronger than at any Ume th®n he singled Uon at toe Speedway In toe and seven in St. Louis.” the Big Eight. 9 ball team, is on the look-out End of the Line Newspaper Enterprise Assn. vlUe. Wally Irish and Ray Lucas a flashy day at the plate against Triples—3 tied with 8. er High Proridence OoUege and Wakefield, Mass., who was cred- during his career. home another run with two-out special compeUOon events for a catcher. iDave Ware. Rolling nearly 50 pins over Paced by Willie Hall, with BalUmore BUUets baskattoaU developing toe body- He looked streng enough to toe the eighth inning. Jim Brit- scheduled for toe late model Tl- I left off with two holes to each managed two saftles for Wesleyan as outfielder Paul Home runs—McOovey, S.F., Graff reports, will not be avail­ their average, Lori Jones and star now with Milwaukee of toe budding program that turned Reds. to toe first . toning ton, Motoer rwkle, relieved gers with these 1965 thru I960 four first places, Pulaski High play in the Tuscon Open, and the loeen while Howie August Gruner had three RBIs on two g. s^oijo^a, N.Y., 7. able for summer play. TWs Ervin Whipple paced 24 month­ defeated East Catholic High’s ■uw. — ______T,— , ____- reii utuKio— » National Basketball Assn, expan- Yastrzemskl Into base- of Thursday night’s game, he *"®j to the ninth and got toe model cars banging and dam- tied for toe lead with George had four putouts in shortfleld. singles, George Greer knocked s^len bases—WUls, Pitt., hard-working youagater is cur­ ly winners — 12 men and 12 trackmen, 94-46, yesterday in Knudson, Sounds good, huh? ^ OM 0*—16-19-6 In lw o' runs while chalking up Jetown,’ aton program, will Join UofH bail’s top slugger last year. followed a walk to Tony Taylor ttoal out. ^ ^ mtag around toe half-mile with THE FASTEST MILE TRACK IN THE EAST A. AN. ■■■ ■ rently catching for Manchester women—ini the roll-offs lost New Britain. Rich Dyer was a Well, they were two of the hard­ B4ra 200 000 0 — 2- 9-8i two singles M d a double, and ’ ’ ’ Coach Gordon McCullough’s wasn’t a muscle-building and Cookie Rojas’ single with Sreat abandon. High . . . Community College Saturday at the Parkade Lanes double winner for toe Eagles but est holes on the course to par, VIA Benevento and Cuneo; Lucas lead-off man Jack Melen also pitclilng (2 decisions)—Reed, coaching staff at toe first an- thing,” says Callison of the his three-base hit. THOMPfiON HPFFnWAV tennis team sports a 4-1 won- to win all-expense trips to Hall ruled the weight events. and as I related previously, I and Brataard. had a triple among his four hits. a G M 1.000; Regan, Chic., "ual University of Hartford ^^ek he spent under Berde’s Then, after toe Reds had tied Rocky Colavlto smashed his on ^ to^ ^ ^ i^ ra c loes record while toe golfers Washington, D. C., for toe The Eagles are now 4-8 in the ------j nno’. Kelso C to*^0 1 000' haskethall clinic to be held Sat- tutelage. tso annrv in their half of the third homer in two davs for Tv»s i-oming up on toe third rac- should have had the thing locked ■ “Iftt are 6-8 at last reports . - - nationals. Mrs. Jones, a 163- record book. up. of toe American Basketball As- S ;d* i'‘'?M * * i“ ''24) *’ l.OOO;'Ho^'mer _* * * urday and a««M<4ovrSunday, June TttnA fl.O8-9, at .he told. • « me to throw away my first. Callison unloaded his third Angeles and BllF Singer’s three- [^ a U M a /m otofled ^ a ^ W a ^ average roller, turned in a fine Bob Sauldbury, has resigned as Results: This is a very sinking feel­ Player Sold ...... ' ' ’ toe UofH Physical Education weights. He told me all they home mn of toe season In toe hitter shut out toe Cubs. ternauonai modified stock cars 194 score while 'Whipple threw sociatlon Thursday sold forward st.L., 24), 1.000. at toe Thompson Speedway fo- head baskotball coach at Wil­ ing, this early in the year when “ snter. did Is build tired muscles.” tlUrd Inning with Taylor aboard. 2k)llo Versalles and Bob Bai- a 203 game, 49 pins over his 100—Ferguson (P), Dyer (EC), ST, P A U L MINNEAPOLIS g„jith to toe Kentucky Strikeouts—Singer, L.A., 49; Cejiter. cated in the foothills of toe Con­ bur Cross, to accept a Job with Tamuzzer (P). T—10.6. you’ve got a chance to knock off The clinic is open to all Great- g^ Callison climbed ropes, Rojas climaxed toe Phlllie at- ley also connected for toe Dodg­ season average. Mrs. Jones 220—Dyer (EC). Ferguson (P ), Sadeckl, S.F., 45. necticut Valley, off Route 193 the State Department’s ath­ a victory. I said to myself, ” I’m (AP)—^The Minnesota Muskles O>lonels. er Hartford youngsters in through breathing exercises tack with a three-run homer in ers. averaged 153 in league play. Jurezak (P). T—®.3. In Thompson Connecticut, letic program In Africa 440—'Dyer (EC), Jurezak (P), grades six through 12. A tuition hot playing for a tie.” steady Eddie Flemke of New Bentha Tlckey, one of the ali- Both received table lamp sets Kania (P ). T—5(2.6. fee Is required and each boy is ggO--Jotmson (P ). Coburn (EC), The pin was cut in real tight Britain continues of his ram­ time pltcihing greats ,ln wom­ from Bernle Glovlno, Parkade Ryan (E « ). T—2:06.6. ^ . ITZGERALDI FORD INC. required to bring his own equip­ MUc — Vendetta (EX)), Audette on the left on 17, over a bunker, page of early season wins In en’s softball, will be back manager, for winning. ment. Clinic hours will be from Pro Gridders Said Innocent (EXI). Karplcz (P ). T—4:49.5. with another bunker to 'the left. the Bob Judkins No, 2X, a 427 Two mile—-Ricci (EC) LaBelle I burned a five-iron in there and 9 am. ito 4 pm. cubic inch full modified and fuel (EC), Wojtusik (P ). T—10:47.7. Along with Egan, Coach Mc­ 120 )i&h hurdles—K. Welch (EC). it looked good,, but toe ball hit In Federal Gambling Probe injected Chevrolet engine In a Harvey Home Start Ruined Evans (P), B. Welch (EC). T—(16.2. the corner of the green and LET’S FACE IT Cullough will have on his staff 1937 Ford Coupe. 180 low huixho.s—Evans (P ). K. bounded off into the trap. I did toe all-time UofH scoring ace, WASHINttrON (AP) — Pro Bennett Williams, an attorney, Welch (EC), li;;i ■ (D. T—22.4. PLAYOFFS in toe 676 Oom- Flemke will be looking for his 880 relay—IPulaakl. T—1:37.4. well to get it on the green and The customer IS always right with us because football Commissioner Pete Ro- said Jurgenaen and Promuto , . j third------win •— —In -a row over —toe As Canadiens Victors Again Shot put—W. Hall (P ), Lindsay two-putt for a bogey. zelle says four players whose have been cooperating willingly merclai *®“8ue are slated ^ n - newly repaved five eighth mile (P). Ferone (P). Distance—66-0. Discus—W. Hall (P), Lindsay (P), Now to toe Knudson, I’ve got ^ your good will means so much to us. See these names' have entered a federal In toe investigation. He said toe Holiday Thompson Speedway Sunday MONTREAL AP) — Bobby were .the other Canadiens to get Jacques (EC). Distance—143-1. to birdie 18, the hardest hole grand Jury gambling probe axe two players were questioned by Uane®- T r e m ^ Trucking, rom- afternoon in toe “ Mothers Day Rousseau ruined Doug Harvey’s the puck past HaU, while Red JavcUn—W. Hall (P). J. Hall (P). THINK > Glneo (P). Distance—204-10, of ail. I (hit a good drive and entire round. You can still re­ innocent of any wrongdoing. federal officials several weeks ^ 8 from last place, faces Man- 3q> >iap feature event. homecoming Thursday night by Berenson, with two goals, and Long Jump—W. Halt (P), Myers outstanding VALUES! a four-iron. that I thought MIKB HABOBL Pittsburgh taiMe ^ a a O’Bri- ago. cheater Wallpa^r won first The - first...... qualifying event will scoring at 1:13 of overtime to Frank St. Marseille, beat Lome (P), Armemano (EC). Distance — trieve a good score by playing 21.- 6 . blanked toe pin out. But it came en testified Thursday as toe Ttte federal grand Jury decld- honors. "The '^ c k e r s roll- go to the post promptly at 2:16 give the- Montreal Canadiens a Worsley in the Montreal net. them one hole at a time. -mmis! Triple Jump:-J. (Hall (P), Myers up Just on the front fringe. I rand Jury In suburban Alexan- ed to take a five-week recess ®“ second haU honors, with acres of free parking avail­ 4-3 Stanley Cup victory and 3-0 The fourth game of the series (P), B. Welch (EC). Distance—44-5. High Jump—Parsons (P),, J.u. Hall...... picked the wrong club. My chip 1966 Cadillac able and plenty of seats, from lead in the best-of-7 final series is set for Saturday at 3 p.m., (P), K. WelchJEC) “ ' 1963 Ford THINK dria, Va wound up three days ^ r ^ e toe InvesOgatlon p A R K A D E ^ ^ T Y -D o n Mo­ Pi>lc_,vaJH--:flfcmn3V?.®'fp)7 ^ T - fhot looked like it might roll in ot secret hearings. June 12. which the entire speedway can against the St. Louis Blues. EDT, and will be televised by ConverUble. FuU power, Ught blue, .soils (P), Glneo (P). Hclght^l-8. but sneaked H i feet past. Some F-860 Stake body truck. V-8, 4-speed Subpoenas were canceled 'Hie probe Is aimed at alleged Pherson 202, Dave White 218, be seen, with toe newly con- It was the first time in four CBS, white top. 16,000 original miles. situation! A tournament I should trans. Dual rear wheels. CHARTER OAK without being served on Wash- illegal use of interstate fadlitles Ron Ckister 201-663, Aldo D’Ap- structed grandstand area years that the 43-year-old Harv­ have won by two strokes, and I "Safety ington quarterback Sonny fur- to conduct and promote gam- PLAINVILLE STADIUM ey had played in toe Montreal Ye8terday?8 Star8 have to make a putt to tie for SPORTSHOPS. INC. Forum after spending 14 sea­ Two Big Imungs II gensen. Redskins guard Vince Wing in toe Washington araa. M7, Ed T f ^ ^ ® » A 60 lap stock car feature wUl —, OTr. PITCHING—Bill —Dill Singer, second; which meant $4,100 ex­ Promuto and Baltimore defen- Court sources have said wit- 222-693, I^u Pollnskl ^ -6 6 2 , highlight the racing cord sons of glory with toe Canadiens Near Caldor ★ 649-076! R a c e j v l l l f f l l t W i n Dodgers, stopped toe Chicago tra in prize money. Champion 1967 Thunderbird 1963 Galaxie Conv. sive end Andy Stynohula. neraes have been called to give Bob Arno d planned for Plalnville Stadium before being sold to the New FIRESTONE “ Cubs on three hits as he pitched I made it, which points up in Redskins’ President Edward information and not as suspects. ^ rm I d Snence M Saturday night. The first qual York Rangers, Landau. Full power, stereo, :Ur Power steering, radio, heater, white- 5 2 CDt’a back to winning ways for Los Angeles to a 6-0 victory. our g;ame that if you can’t win, In New York, Rozelle said, Thomas 206-6^ Ed Spence M2- .j. , under wav He was called back up alter conditioning. walls. “ “ when we were Informed of toe Ernie W hi^le 660, Bob tile EUtogiton High Ktoghta af­ BATTING—Johnny Callison, there’s still a lot of money to be the Kansas City Blues, with ter they put two three-run to- Phillies, doubled, tripled and made. W HITE- 9 situaUon, we conducted an Averill 210, Ron Nlylson 667. appears that toe race for whom he was playing coach this I relate my experience to the ningB itogetlier to down Bloom­ homered to drive in four runs, Plus Tax season, were knocked out of toe field High, 6-2, yesfterday in boosting Philadelphia to a 7-3 Idea that a golfer shouldn’t let WAUS “ f X ™ . F L A V O *E T T E S -0.« B,H<.n ^ i ' Central Professional League 7.75x14 1965 Dodge Polara 1966 Chevrolet Bioomtteid. The KnlgtiiUi are victory over Cincinnati. one or two bad holes upset his NEW THOMPSON any wrongdoing." 186-844, Shirely Wilson 187-368. competition this year will be playoffs. now 4-5 while Bloomfield lis B-6. 4-Door. V-8, automatic, power steer­ But his duty with St. Louis ing, power brakes, radio, heater, Bel Air 4-Door, 6-cyl., auto., RAH, I keener than ever. was cut short by a groin injury 'Wtoning piitcher Ken Hill whitewalls. whitewalls. SPEEDWAYS and he managed to see only gave uip seven hits, as did Iceer WHITE- $ Junior Olympic brief playoff action against Phll- Ted Eden, ElUngton came from JOHNSON SEAHORSE Mo

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Black. 3,- lent working conditions, GOOD BOOK SECTION HEROES ARE MADE-NOT BORN .TiiWiLLiAM^ PONTTAC Starchlef 1962, 4-door NEWTON H. SMITH & SON — « tHA W Tm Ut *.• c*> disclose the Identity of 600 miles. Runs well. Call week­ valuable benefits. ON BOOK­ "E".' any advertiser using box hardtop power steering, power days after 6, weekends any­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Racking light mer- BINDING.' brakes. Loy monthly pay­ tions, rec rooms, garages, letters. Readers answer­ time. 643-6585. For more Information ments, no money down. Call porches and roofing. No Job chan(3ise in local retail APPLY NOW . . . ing blind box ads who visit our employment of­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK OTIBAL 233-8716 ask for Mr. Dias. HONDA Dream — Black 1966 too small. Call 649-3144. store. Contact Mr. An­ desire to protect their fice at 62 East Center identity can follow this 305CC, with windshield, side derson, collect, New START AFTER GRADUATION procedure: RAMBLER 1966 Station baskets, pleated seat and other Haven, Conn., 777- Street, Manchester, . SN/AKE, WHY ARE' on (Classic 770, fully equipped, accessories. Showroom condi­ Roofing— Siding 16 6404. '7 a.m. to 11 a.m. open Monday through AT THE AIRCRAFT HiDIMS UNDER THAT f Enclose your reply to the low mileage, like new. $1,695. tion. Call 643-8819 between 5-7 Monday through Fri­ Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 box In . an envelope — 649-9018. p.m. THE BEST In roofing — and p.m. Or call 643-4101, address to the Classi­ roof repair. Call (Coughlin, day. Ext. 368. Evening and HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS fied Manager, Manchester 1964 IMPALA convertible, HONDA — 1966 — black 30Scc 643-7707. Saturday Interviews ar­ Evening Herald, together standard V-8, excellent con­ $400. Excellent condition. 646- ranged. with a memo listing the dition. (Call 647-1882. 0410. START YOUR CAREER companies you do NOT WAITRESSES — days only. Roofing cmd Must be over 18 years of age. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. 1967 NEPTUNE blue Karmann 1965 SUZUKI X-6, 1,800 original IN THE FAST-MOVING JET AGE Your letter be de­ Ghla. (Clean. Very low mileage. miles, best offer. Call after 4 Chimnoyt 16>A Full or part-time. No experi­ /SlLREAPY IN FINANCIAL DIFF CULTIE , ME’JEFFSPUPPER ence necessary. Apply In per­ 1 5 1 stroyed If the advertiser Must be seen. 644-0928 after 6. p.m., 649-5176. ROOFING — Specializing re­ THE m TME GULF OF MEXICO OFF «*'oiL c o m p a n y ; c o n s is t in g o f f o u r w e l l s , is in TDU THINK IT COULD is one you've mentioned. son only. Howard Johnson, 89'1 **10UISIANA IS ONE OF THE FOR TROUBLE OF ANOTHER KIND. BE SERIOUS, JEFF? U' pairing roofs of all kinds, new iC P A GETTING THIRSTY ding day with chauffer, Assume monthly payments, no free, 742-9487. interior and exterior, papering oiW>^ood working condi­ RBFPEBHMB switchboard operator for STORES door wagon, V-8, automatic, worth phone call, 742-8262. cial rates for people over 65. at area schools. Aircrafters receive tiUtlon refunds upon A N D F IQ U T , A Devour oom ao. WORTH power brakes, power steering CaU my competitors, then call busy board in East Hart­ OFOTLesa/ Park & Oakland Aves. successful completion of their cours"*. A TRY. Porsonols and power windows. Original WANTED ODD Jobs taking me. Estimates given. 649-7863, ford, 6-day week, Monday East Hartford \\' owner. Tip top shape. Call 649-. care of lawns and yards. Free 876-8401. through Friday, good wages NOEL Adair dry skin foot 4879. estimates, 649-1185. and working conditions, ex­ PAINTING — interior and ex­ JET-AGE TRAINING WITH PAY creme. Lubricant for callouses, SALES AND Service on Arlens cellent benefit progrram. Ap­ 1965 MUSTANG convertible, terior, very* reasonable, free COOK for convent dlrmer hour dry skin, rough heels, legs. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn ply . . . green, 6 cylinder, standard estimates. CaU Richard only. 5 day week, for several IF YOU DON’T HAVE SHOP EXPERIENCE, you may Softens, soothes tired feet. mowers. Also Homelite chain be given 120 hours of instruction and training on the >;/ shift, excellent condition, $1,- Martin, 649-9285, 649-4411. weeks. Manchester Green area. Quinn’s Pharmacy. saws and International Club machine you have been hired to operate. Instruction will 495. or best offer. 742-6092. FIRST NATIONAL Transportation necessary. Good (( Cadet Tractors, Rental equip­ EXTERIOR — Interior palnt- be dn our own machine training school. RIDE wanted from vicinity of STORES hourly rate. No fee. Call Mrs. PRISaLLA’S POP FORD FUTURA convertible ment and Sharpening service ' Ing, paper hanging, 20 years BY AL VERMEER Charter Oak St. and Philip Rd. Skelley, 278-1684. Manpower, ADVANCED TRAINING APPLICANTS may be given 1963, automatic. Assume on all makes. L & M Equip­ experience. C!aU 249-7771 Mr. Park & Oakland Aves. I NEGO —* S U C H A C5RUM BLY' .to State Office Building. Work­ Inc. An equal opportunity em­ courses ranging from 22 weeks to 93 weeks In M)achln- c s o o d ! monthly payments, no money ment Corp,, Route 83, Vernon, Gaul in. East Hartford A M A N M A M C O U L D I W A ^ A L L T H O SE , S T A R T DK3K. ing hours 8:30 jo 4:30. CaU af­ ployer. ing, Jet Engine Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Making, W H O IS down. Call 233-8716 ask for Mr. START WORKING CPUALIFICATIONS.' WORKING a

r i ' M O B TWBMTY-BEB Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Fr id a y , m a y lo, i968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SBVEN AnHqi 56 Holp Wantod— Mdo 36 Holp Wantod— Mate 36 41 Homoliold Goods 51 HowphoM Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 WANTED TO BUY — antiques, Resort Property PRESS OPERATORS SILVER BRAZER — assemble Heesei For Soto 72 Hottsos For Soto 72 He For Sato 72 Lots For Soto 73 Oef Of Town Oot Of Town steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ TH S *!nH[OMPSON House — Oot For __Rent 67 FORK LIFT OPERATORS and, brase, small assemblies. FREE — two double pawed an­ 1968 SINGER slg sag sewing SINGER ZIG-ZAG i&ge St. centrally located, larre rz’______L— ! CONTEMPORARY Ranch — COVENTRY — 100’ treed build- For Sato 75 For Soto 75 CLASSIFIED machine, slightly used, button ed lamps, art glass, primitives, BRAND NEW Five bedroom PACKERS All benefits paid. Blue Cross, gora kittens. Call 649-8488. lakeside FAMILY — aluminum large living room with dining any quantity. 644-8962. pleasantly furnishedfurniahed ^ooms COVENTRY LAKE Colonial in prestige area of Ing lot, reasonable. Owner, 648- WINTERIZED Horn* on Bolban CMS, life and health insuranoe, holes, hems, monograms, etc. Sewing machine, slightly cottage, modem, all conven- ®****"0> 2-car garage, con- L, 2 fireplaces, three bed­ 6724. First Shift, 4S Hour Week parking. Call 649-2358 for over­ town on large lot. 2V4 baths, BOL’TON — Older home, bam, Lake, 88’ frantafo on lake, ax- retirement. Apply Aerokl* 6 years guarantee. Total price used, monograms, makes lences, some select dates still venlent location. Good Income rooms, baths, finished rec CLOCKS bought, sold, traded, night. and permanent guest two car garage, city water and out buildings. 2 building lots eoUant Income produeer. TJ. netlpa, aii^ Hartford Rd. Uvo Stock 42 $04. Easy terms. Call 622-0981, buttonholes, sews buttons available. 648-6980. property. Gerard Agency, 649- room, carport. Large treed HEBRON — London Rd. 200x ADVERTISING EASTERN BOILER A expert repairing. Colonial rates. sewer. Early occupancy. Mr. plus land. $20,000. PhUbrick Oroekott, Realtor, M$-1VTT. ELECTRONICS, INC. dealer. on, blind hems dresses, all Clock Shop, 882 Main St., rear. ------— ------^ __ 0638 or 643-0366. lot. PhUbrick Agncy, Real­ 400, well, sceptic tank. $2,900. PART-mCEMruek driver, and WESTERN RIDING lessons $6. Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, ■ Agency, Realtors, 64V6347. 99 Loomis St. without attachments. Our 6 COMFORTABLE room for gen­ tors, 649-6347- Terms. Goodchild-Bartlett, GLASSIFIfeD ADYBRT1S1NG DEPT. HOURS ' an hour. Alyo horses for sale. Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- Wontod To Ront 6B Ma n c h e s t e r — s - bedroom 647-1418. NORTH CDVENTRY. Beautiful stock clerk, murs 8 a.m. to 1 year parts and service tleman, private entrance, free • .______Realtors, 289-0939, 289-9161, 649- Tolland Riding Stables 87S- 9 p.m. Sundays open till 6 Ranch new aluminum siding. GLASTONBURY — Luxury cus­ Raised Ranch, 2-car garage, 8 AJL to 4:80 PJI. YOUNG MARRIED man with p.m. Apply m person. Alcar parking, 14H Hackmatack 8t. apartment or two un- 4266. 7242. guarantee. p.m., closed Tuesday and Convenient West side location. NEW LISTING-Nlne —yes nine tom crafted seven room Ranch, fireplace, wall to wall carpet­ driver's license for^ general Auto Parts, 226 Spruce St., Sewing Machines bC^een 6-9 p.m. furnished rooms near bus, and Manchester. Wednesday. AU city utilittes, $16,200. Bel- room raised ranch Just over over-looking Eleventh hole, ing, large workable kitchen work in ice cream plant. Call CLEARANCE Complete Price $63.40 stores. 236-0372 evenings. the Manchester-Bolton line dn 10% D O W N Minnechaug Golf course. Two with built-ins, large patio, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. TAG SALE — Sunday, May the FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen .. ______Alr Real Blatate, 648-03S2. MANCHESTER at Royal Ice Cream Co., 27 experienced TRACTOR Articles For Solo 45 a beautifully wooded lot. Dead­ full baths, 2 car garage. Beauti­ beautifully landscaped. Occu­ «iN PJL DAT BDFMUi PDBLIOATION Warren Street, between 4 and 5 NEW ZIG-ZAG’S Or payments of $6.84 per 12th, 12 .to 6 o’clock. If it rains privileges. Private entrance. QUIET, refined lady would Uke MANrHFqTFn------trailer driver. Apply In person. PROCESSED gravel for drive­ $16. weekly. Gentleman prefer- ® heated apartment with - .^CHESTER New listing, end street. 2Vi baths. Four bed­ PHA — VA FINANCING PLYMOUTH LANE ful large lot. Bel Air Real Es­ pancy immediately, $26,660. F. DMiailM for tetartoir aai Miaiajr !• «:M p.n. FHiojr. p.m. Carlson’s Express, Inc., 95 Hil­ month. Call Capitol Sewing sale will be held on following 2-family flat, conveniently lo­ rooms. Quality built by Everett tate 643-9332. M. Gaal Agency, 648-2682. ways and parking areas. Also Never used, makes button­ red. Call 647-1931. stove and refrigerator.-- St. liard St., Manchester. Mgr., Till 9 P.M. Call col­ clear Sunday. You may park cated near center. Ideal for in­ Van Dyne. CaU Mr. Lombardo AVAILABLE TO Seven room Colonial with 2- bank run grAvel and fill at ------_ Bridget parish preferred. Call NORTH CXiVENTRY. Beauti­ holes, monograms, e- $1.40. CaU 1-346-4896 after 6 room Ranch, alumiinum siding, Ranch. Convenient location. ExceUent opportunity for for sewing machines, will train. TOBACCO netting. Good for so baby carriage, very good 2-famlly house included, sensi­ NEW LISTING —Seven room rooms, only $9,800 Hayes rienced. Must be able to work p.m. LOOKING for anything ' in 647-99fe trees, fencing, planters, ga­ Close to everything. Bullt-lns. man experienced in ma­ Good starting salary, many lawns, trees, and berry bush condition, $10. 649-6682. Musical Instniiiwnfs 53 bly priced. Must sell, T. J. FOUR ROOM Ranch, garage, ranch in Manchester. 'Two full Agency, 646-0131. alone, for Manchester contrac­ fringe benefits. Apply in per­ real estate rentals — apart­ rage, air-conditioning unit, Nice treed lot, only $16,900. chine repair and mainte­ BRIDGEPORT operators, day covers. Call RockviUe Scra{> Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. treed lot. Assumption Parish, baths. Ask for Joe Lombardo paneled den, bullt-ins. Owner tor’s office. Salary commensu­ son. The Singer Co., 866 Main Company, 872-6687. HOSPITAL BED with guard FENDER Muslcmaster guitar ments, homes, multiple dwell-, -X COVENTRY Lake — 4 room Hayes Agency, 646-0131. nance. Eixperience with shift. All benefits paid. Blue $17,000. Marion Ediund Real for details. Belfiore Agency, MANCHESTER — English 1-749-6751. rate with experience. Write St., Manchester. 647-1425. rail, modem, exceUent con­ ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real LAND and buildings for lease summer cottage. Excellent bakery equipment desirable Cross, CMS, life and health in­ Estate, 644-0414, 289-4619. 647-1413. dor Colon'al, 7 rooms, plub- Bdx "MM” , Manchester Her­ GE 18 cu. ft. refrigerator ] dition, $116. CaU 64d-2218. ’Read Herald Ads Estate, 643-5129. or sale; suitable for lumber­ area, close to water, beautiful­ SIX ROOM Split Level. 1% but wiU consider either me­ surance, retirement. Apply heated sunporch, 4 bedrooms, ANDDVER — We are proud to ald. MAN WANTED part-time. Ap- GE washer, complete set of yard, boat company, camping 38 PRINCETON Street. 4 bed- BRAND NEW raised ranch ly treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes baths, bullt-lns, fireplace, ga- chanical background. Per­ AerokLnetics, 218 Hartford Rd. MANCHESTER — 4 room apart­ treed lot, wall to wall carpet­ offer this huge California ply in person, Capitol Equip­ Encyclopedia Brittanica with supplies, lawnmowers and room ~ Colonial, ‘ 2% baths, heat­ ready for early occupancy. 2% A g^cy, 646-0131. ■ rage and scenic lot. Owner manent year ’round employ­ ment. Convenient location. ing, antique brick fireplace, Ranch home with 13 rooms on ment Co., 38 Main Street. bookcase, 2 boys’ bikes 28” , a tractors, cold bulk storage, ed recreation room. Fenced in baths, 2 car garage, big lot, 649-4046. ment, above average wages Stove, refrigerator and boat storms, and screens. City utili­ ASHFORD LAKE -^ ^ ^ m U e s 3 acres of secluded, wooded Hdp Wantod-^ola 36 JANITORS part-time, evenings. bureau. CaU 646-8006. Bolton. Showroom and office. yard. Walk-up attic. Near city water and sewer. Call Joe and working conditions, plus AUTOMOTIVE mechanic want­ furnished, $160 per month. ties. Garage. Near bus line, east of Manchester off Route land. As you can imagine the TOLLAND a complete free benefit pro­ Call 643-4463, 876 p.m. only. CaU 626-0010. Bowers, Illing and Manchester Lombardo for details at the MEN WANTED part-time moin- ed. Top wages. Sunset Service TENT, 10x18’ telescopic poles, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. stores, church and schools. 44, shore front lots. Other facilities are too many to de­ gram. Apply, High. Elva Tyler, Realtor, 649- Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. CHOICE NEW AREA ings for .Janitorial duties in SUPPLY CLERK — Experienc­ Station, 666 East Middle Tpke:, full buUt-in floor, good condi­ Priced In low 20’s. Charles Les- choice sites. Easy terms. Ar­ scribe in one small ad. This WE HAVE customers waiting 4469. ' Manchester area. Call 624-0620. ed in insuramce supply. Oppor­ 649-6321. tion, $76. 648-1786 after 8 p.m. Investment Property PRESTIGE ADELAIDE Road perance, 649-7620. thur A. Knofla, 643-6440, 649- home must be - seen to be ap­ Opening soon! ! Lovely high tunity for ambitious man. Ap­ for the rental of your apart- MANCHESTER — New four 5938. preciated. CaU Mr. Converttno wooded lots, % acre and , FOR ”a Job well done feeling” , mem or home. J. D. Real Es­ For Soto 70-A MANCHESTER _ 123 Florence AUTO SALESMAN HRST ply Personnel Department, bedroom Colonial located in bedrooms, 2 fuU baths. Lovely for an appointment to inspect larger. 60 homes to be cus­ Satesincn Wantod 36-A clean carpets with Blue Lus­ tate, 643-6129. Street. 6 room bungalow with FIVE ROOM Cottage. Lake This is a permanent sales weekdays 8:16 to 4:16. Security beautiful Cliffwood, Bush Hill and unique living room with this gorgeous home today. Jar­ tom built to your needs and tre. Rent electric shampooer TWO STORES, 2 apartments, 2 bedrooms. Garage. Good con- Hayward, Colchester, fully position selling the number Insurance Company of Hart­ LICENSED Real Estate sale- Road. % acre wooded lot. $28,- beautiful stone fireplace.. Many vis Realty Co., Realtor, 643- selection. We have plans at NATIONAL $1. Pinewood Furniture Shop. OAKLAND Street 5 rooms. good income, $32,900 Philbrick dltlon. Shown by appointment furnished, ready for immediate one car—Chevrolet. We are ford, 1000 Asyliun Avenue, men with previous experience. 940. Ray Holcombe, Realtors, features, including screen­ 1121. our office. Can we help Bath, shower and heat. On bus Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. only. CaU owner, 649-4117. occupancy. Financing avall- looking for a man with auto Hartford. C^ll Mr. PhUbrick, PhUbrick 644-1285. ed and glassed side porch, you? Please call 649-6306. STORES, INC « montwy. Ma n c h e s t e r , business block or other sales experience, Agency, 649-6847. CLEAN BTLL free for hauling. Park it Oakland Avenues Write box JJ , Manchester ^ jh 6 apartments and 4 stores. SOUTH MAIN St. area — 6 and ‘ 7® ? *17,200 the price Is right. Six cottoge^’fT M ^ iir R e s e l^ ir X interested in $10,000 Income. GOOD RELIABLE, experienced CaU 647-1121 anytime. East Hartford, Conn. Herald. of room for swimming pool, room Cape, center of town. East Haddam. Some work to be If you are being held back painters wanted for year This property is in excellent 5 flat, with 2-car garage, sell­ Take time for a thorough in­ 10% D O W N B &. W ing for $19,900. T. J. Crockett walking distance to shopping done. Cottage ready for occu­ / RARRO'W.q nnrf WAT.T.A In reaching your true in­ ’round work. Call 643-4461 Halp Wonlod— BURNING barrels $8.00. Bi­ AVAILABLE May 16th, 7 room, condition and shows a good re­ spection. Ask for Frank Fil- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. evenli^. Realtor, 643-1677. and schools along with being on pancy, furnished $5,600. P. M. Manchester Parkade come potential, this may be Mato or Fanrato 37 cycle, $12. Rug $6. Hand lawn second floor, apartment. Up to turn. Call for details. Hayes loramo. Belfiore Agency, 647- the bus line, very neat and FHA — VA FINANCING the Job you are looking for. mower $6. Old Doll $8. 289- Agency, 646-0131. Gaal Agency, 643-2682. Manchester 649-5306 ASSISTANT night dispatcher. DAYTIME MAN for dishwash­ 3 children. Call 647-1829. THREE BEDROOM Cape, fire­ 1413. very well sitimted for conven­ We are well established in HAIRDRESSERS wanted, open­ 6860. AVAILABLE TO Salary plus benefits. See Mr.. ing to work in nice surround­ SOUTH WINDSOR —(4 comer place, bullt-lns, garage. Ray ience. Don’t be disappointed. LAKE CHAFFEE, Ashford, TOLLAND — six room Ranch the greater WUlimantlc ings for hairdressers at Magic FIVE ROOM duplex. Adults pre­ SEPARATE SUITE of 4 rooms QUALIFIED BUYERS Warshassky, Gaer Brothers, ings. Ai>ply at Knudson Dairy, YOU CAN’T afford to miss our retail location) near 3 acres, Holcombe, Realtors, 644-1286. Wolverton Agency, Realtors. lakefront 3-bedroom, winter­ 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, 2 fire­ area for over 10 years — Mirror. Apply in person. Mag­ ferred. CaU J. D. Real Estate included In this 12 room con­ 140 Rye Street, South Windsor. 1100 Burnside Avenue, East Basement Sale of new end used over 480’ frontage, city water, 649-2813. ized brick Ranch, fireplace, oil ON THESE FINE HOMES places. 2% acres of land, ga­ selling Chevrolets,and qual- ic Mirror Beauty Studio, 767 Co., 643-5129. SIX ROOM Ranch In exceUent temporary on Butternut Road. HartfbM. items at 62 Margery Drive, $34,900. Terms. CaU Suzanne heat, furnished, $17,900. 233- rage. $22,300. Call 649-3252. . Ityused ,csLTs. MAN for tire service or recap Main St., Manchester. condition. Large living room Too many extras and features MANCHESTER — New listing, COVENTRY — Very clean East Hartford, Satiuxlay, May FOUR ROOMS, first floor, all Shorts 646-3233, or Tim Moynl- 4146. We offer; shop. Good pay. 46-66 hours per with fireplace, 3 bedrooms. to list. Call US for an appoint­ 2-famlly, 4-4 flats, conveniently 4-room Ranch, full base­ PLANT SECURITY Personnel, 11, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 668-6619. utilities, garage, central loca­ han 668-0678. J. Watson Beach liberal salary and commis­ week. .Ml benetits. Must be Beautifully landscaped comer ment to Inspect. - Belfiore located. $19,600. Leonard Agen- LAKE BUNGEE Large ktonchester. Full-time, part- tion. 646-0410. & Co. Realtors. 278-8960. ment, nice treed yard, BOLTON sion plan. steady worker. Experience Agency, 647-1413. cy. Realtors, 646-0469, ask fov wooded lot, with well, ap­ time, days, nights, and hoU­ CAB DRIVER CRIB and mattress, $30. Car­ lot. Owner. 649-3628, evenings. $1,300. down. Full protective fringe bene­ helpful but not essential. Apply days. FuU paid training time, riage $16. Jump seat $6. Shoo- MAIN ST. — 3 room heated Judy Libby. proximately 160’ from lake. Attractive 6V4 room Ranch, COVENTRY — Extra large fit plan. Nichols Manchester Tire, Inc. paid uniforms, paid vacation. V fly rocker, $8. Car seat $2. CaU apartment for middle age wom­ Land For Soto 71 u n su n g —Washington w h a t ? Four bedrooms for less Reasonable. CaU 649-8826. 3 bedrooms, living room Street. Three bedrooirt Co­ MANCHESTER — new custom 54’ 4-bedroom Ranch, coun­ Demonstrator plan. 296 Broad St., Manchester. Time and one half for (10) ten Meui or woman driver for 643-4971, after 4 p.m. an. CaU 643-6015. than $18,000. In the heart of with stone fireplace and General Motors Sales train­ holidays per year. Mature Saturdays and Sundays. De­ When You List ELLINGTON — 200 acres, lonial. Remodeled oversized Manchester? Sure enough! Call built 8 room Colonial located try kitchen, treed lot, $2,000. paneled wall, kitchen and MAN WANTEID to learn pizza ing. men preferred, excellent for pendable person with good CRAFTSMAN (Sears) 21” reel mostly wooded. High elevation. kitchen, 1% baths, larg;e din­ Joe Lombardo for details. Bel­ In new prestige neighborhood, Out O f Town down. dinette area, 2 baths, base­ business. Experience not neces; driving record for Manches­ mower, asking $66. CaU 649- %mile frontage on town road. ing room, suinporch. New roof fiore Agency, 647-1413. 2^ baths, double garage, For appointment call 1-428- retired active men. Clean FOUR ROOM apartment, avadl- For Soto 75 NO. COVENTRY—Must sell ment fireplace, 2-car at­ 1603, John Newman, Sales sary. Prefer young married ter area. 8612. able May 16th. 643-8341 after 4. Tom Minor Broker, 1-876-6042. and gutters. 60x180’ shaded lot. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tached garage or storage record required and must have NORTH COVENTRY — Country this sparkling Raised Manager. man. Serious minded single telephone. $1.76 to start and Shown by appointment only. DRIVE BY 187 Ferguson Road. shed, one acre treed lot, ex- man will be considered. Start home, 6 rooms, one acre lot, Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living $1.80 in (6) six months. Con­ FIVE ROOMS for rent. Avail- STAFFORD Area — 172 acres Owner, 643-0215. Notice the distinctive frame cellerkt location. GEM CHEVROLET, Inc. at $100 per week. Unlimited Boots and Accossortos 46 wooded land. 700 feet borders single car garage. New elec­ room, dining room, fire­ Storrs Rd., WUlimantlc tact Mrs. Vivian Ladabouche, 107 Burnside Ave. able May 16th, second floor. and Roman Brick construction PREFERRED opportunity to .manage your on beautiful lake. Buy on three trical system 100 amp. plus place, den, 1(^ baths, ga­ $32,500 (86. Minutes From Hartford) Connecticut State Ehnployment 16’ MARINE plywood boat, 46 CaU 628-5105. STONE HOME of this recently listed resi­ own store. Call or apply in per­ Your Home year plan. Tom Minor Broker, LISTINGS recently installed new furnace, rage, $2,500. down. office, 806 Main Street, Man­ East Hartford Spacious 7-room stone home dence. Also notice the big two h.p. outboard, trailer, skis and hot water heat. Assumable DRIVERS for school buses, son, Dlno’s 660 East Middle chester, Conn. memy extras. 649-3022. 1-876-5042. in one of Manchester’s most car garage. Observe the love­ ANDOVER — Spacious 6- U & R REALTY CO. Inc. Business Locations > mortgage ■ and financing avail­ Manchester schools, 7:30 - 8:46 Tpke., 643-1188. desirable areas. Large, at­ ly treed front yard. Take our EIGHT room Colonial with room Ranch, partial rec 643-2692 a.m. and 2:16 - 8 :46 p.m. Ex­ ORDER CLERK — must be 17’ RUNABOUT, 70 h.p., Mer- word for It that the rear yard able. $17,600. F. M. Gaal, Agen­ MEN part-time for Janitor and For Ront 64 tractively landscaped lot 2-car garage on a beautiful­ room, large lot, good loca­ ROBERT D. MXmDOCK cellent part-time for third shift able to type, high school ed­ HELP WANTED cury, tilt-traUer, soft top, ful­ Houses For Soto 72 Is equally lovely, is equally cy, 643-2682. floor waxing work, 6 days, 6 with a 12x20 summer house. ly treed lot, 4 bedrooms, 2% tion, needs redecorating, REALTOR 643-6472 workers or retired persons. We ucation necessary, 647-9976. No Experience Necessary ly equipped ready to go. 649- FOR RENT or sale-461 Main treed, and, in addition is beauti­ baths, family room with p.m. to 11 p.m. CaU 640-6884. Street. Building and lot next SEVEN ROOM Colonial featur- Priced to sell at $39,900. SOUTH WINDSOR —Birch HUl, $1,700 down. train you. 648-2414. Will Train 7702. fully terraced. The inside? How fireplace. 7 room Raised Ranch, 2-car GAS STATION attendant. Ap- to Post Office. ExceUent loca­ SO. WINDSOR — $5,640 as­ APPLY With Hayes... cargara1e'Ta5ii\a^,‘^eau: WARREN E. HOWLAND does both an eat-in kitchen and garage, 2 baths, large family ROUTE 85, Hebron. 79 acre ply in person. Interstate 84 12’ ALUMINUM boat, 8 h.p. tion for any use. 646-2426 from SIX room Raised Ranch on sumes this valuable 5 >4% tlful sunporch, fireplace, large Realtor 643-1108 a formal dining room strike room, carpeting, many extras. farm with 5 room house, 2 MobU, 395 ToUand Tpke., Man­ PIZZA HOUSE V 1965 Evlnrude motor, complete 9 to 6 p.m. half acre lot, completed VA mortgage, P.I.T.I. $123. AOOOUNTANT walk-up attic, new roof, re'------you. Also, a unique fireplace Owner-Broker 643-5129. large bams. Approximately 650 chester. 298 West Middle Tpke. accessories, many extras, ex­ family room with fireplace, per month. 6% room Ranch, ASSEMBLY STORE FOR RENT - down cently painted. Value like this SEVEN ROOM older home, ex­ of Tennessee Pink stone—tru­ feet on State highway, stream ceUent. 643-0424. 2 baths, 4th bedroom possi­ 2-car garage, large lot. town Manchester, State in an area equally as fine, cellent condition, on bus line. ly a tasteful feature! Would RAMBLING RANCH. Six on property, good for horses SENIOR Gorgeous yard, $25,500. Wol- Property includes ^ extra bulld- you go for a delightfully Jalousi- ble. large rooms plus enclosed ROUTE SALESMEN HAIRDRESSER wanted, full or SAIL BOAT, fiberglas, 10’ Bos­ Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag­ CALL or beef. Completely fenced, ad­ MEN ton Whaler, one man car top er, State Theatre. 64.3-7832. verton Ageacy, Realtors, 649- 'ots. Marion E. Robertson, ed porch? A kitchen with buUt- breeze-way, fireplace. Two car part-time. CaU 648-6808. TWO-famlly, 6-6, 3 bedroom jacent to state forrest. Immedi­ boat loader, $325. Want alumu- 2 8 i 3 _ Realtor, 643-6963. Ins? For even more features, garage. Carpeting included in CAPABLE OF WORKING A sklUed professional is -units, two heating systems, A1 Martin ate occupancy. 'T. J. Crockett We have exceUent routes num boat and motor. 643- MANCHESTER —Spruce Street throw In wall to wall carpet­ living room, dining room, hall needed to augment our MANCHESTER — New 3 bed­ Uke new condition. Helen Cole Realtor. 643-1677. FROM BLUEPRINTO avaUable in Manchester 9632. ' 216. Small store, heated, $76 ing in the living and dining and breeze-way. ExceUent con­ staff. CoUege or accounting area for ambitious men who PART-TIME monthly. CaU 247-4046. room Cape. Fireplace, garage. rooms, oh, yes, the entire full dition, near East Hartford on Bea Millette VERNON — Recent 8*/4 room school required along with can sell our nationally ad­ MODEL HOMES % acre wooded lot. (juffwood, ceUar la paneled. This truly SEVEN room Split level quiet dead-end street. Several Herm Frechette Ranch, garage, bullt-lns, full INSPECTOR experience in the general vertised dairy products. We MORNING HELP Bush HUl Road. $24,990. Ray fine home is priced right to priced for immediate Sale. quality extras included. $24,900. basement, immaculate, $17,900. Building Motorials 47 Holcombe Realtors, 644-1286. H. M. FRECHETTE accoimtlng field. In addition offer steady employment, WANTED NEWLY REMODELED office ARE sell this, weekend. Would you CaU for particulars. CaU Carol Burke to show you Meyer Agency, 643-0609. FOR AIRCRAPr PARTS to a chaUenglng assign­ on Main St., $85. CaU 643-9878. REALTY guarantee minimum of $100 BARN SIDING, chestnut and TRULY a home for larger fam­ beleive the low thirties? Be­ through. Reliance Associa­ ment, this opportunity will MALE OR FEMALE oak. beams, more than 100 OPEN EVENINGS We have many other homes EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 6% weekly, based on salary BUSINESS zone 2, 950 square ily, 8’/4 custom built rooms In- lieve it. Belfiore Agency, 647- tes, Vernon Professional BuUd­ 647-9993 Paid hoUdays. Paid vaca- provide above average sal­ plus commission, with op- years Old. 643-8770 after 6:30 listed In Manchester and ing. 643-9574, 872-4165. rooms large modem kitchen, 3 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. Ifs As foot masonary building. Double AT . eluding 4 bedrooms, living 1413. vicinity. tlcms. Overtime and liberal ary benefits and exceUent portimlty to earn much p.m. bedrooms, excellent condition, company benefits. Apply at working conditions. Write APPLY IN PERSON overhead doors. Centrally lo­ room — dining roonu comblna- TOLLAND — Near parkway. $23,500. PhUbrick Agency Real­ more. ExceUent company cated. $90 monthly. Paul W. TALLWOOD tton with beamed ceilings and N®W 7 room Colonial ^ th first COVENTRY —Nick has spent stating experience, educa­ floor famUy room. BuUt-in oven Smaller 6-room Colonial, ga­ tors. 649-5347. paid benefits including Dugan, Realtor, 649-4635. a fireplace. A family room and WESLEY R. SMITH some time in the Coventry area tion and salary require­ life insurance, hospitaliza­ Florists— Nurseries 49 and range, fireplace. IMi baths. rage, workshop, acre wooded M cDo n a l d For your unhurried inspec­ a game room, family sized AGENCY and he brought back these two E A.-Patten Go. ments. P.O. Box 1483, Hart­ tion and accident-sickness CaU Rick Merritt at the Bel­ lot, exceUent condition. Only EVERGREENS for sale — less 677 MAIN ST. Ground floor of­ tion of homes that will be of kitchen and two full bath­ listings. One is a 4 room Ranch ford, Conn. benefits. fice suite, 4 rooms, air con­ fiore Agency, 647-1413. MLS $14,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Farms For Sole 76 308 WethereU St. DRIVEJN than wholesale prices. Dig your interest to you. Directions: rooms. 4-car attached garage. Realtor 0131. with large lot and lake priv­ own — only between 8 - 12 ditioned. Ideal for professional, Five minutes on South Main In addition. . .a tidy 4 room poRTER STREET Side of ileges on Morin Ave., at $13,900 STAFFORD AREA — 62 acre Manchester, Conn. insurance or real estate. CaU 648-1567 Applicants should be mar­ 46 W. Center Street noon. 71 Spencer St., next to Good As Sold! St. from Manchester Cen­ apartment or i:'.-lav.' suite. Wol- Rockledge. 8 room ranch in VERNON — custom built 5'/2 and the other is a Ranch with (arm. Ideal for horses or beef 649-0097. ______MAN WANTED for full-time ried, over 21 and be able to Holiday Lanes Bowling AUey. ter, astride the Manchester- verton Agency Realtors, 649- “Picturebook Picturebook” setting amid ______room Ranch. Aluminum sid­ 4 rooms, 2 .car garage and cattle. Approximately 27 acres ’TRUCK DRIVER to deliver stock and delivery. Apply sell and give service to the Manchester, Conn. Glastonbury town line. 2813. ing, rec room, built-ins, dish­ many other amenities for on­ open land. Ten room house, POTTED tomato plants. Burpee, tall, stately trees and lovely MANCHESTER 9 room older buUding material, fuU-time. Economy Electric Supply, 86 public. landscaping. Thermopane win­ washer, excellent location, tip­ ly $14,900. In today’s market, barn, garage, chicken coops. Big Boy, Beefsteak, Hybrids at Houses For Ron! 65 PLYMOUTH LANE — Contem­ home. Hi baths, 2-car garage, these prices are hard to beat. Company fringe benefits. C!all Oak Street or caU 647-6901. dow, thermorlte glassed fire-' top condition. Hayes Agency, All in' good condition. Beauti­ PARTrTIME evenings — Man 34 Eaton St., Hartford, located L. C. GREENOUGH Co. porary split, 7% spacious "excellent condition, near cen­ 289-0235 for Information. For interview apply: HOUSES for rent, furnished or place. Four bedrooms, two fire­ 646-0131. Call the Jarvis Realty Co., ful view. Immediate occupan­ MAN BX>R LIGHT cleanup work and wife to do Janitorial duties, at south end off Wethersfield W* sell 96 I, ot all our li$tingi — homai of all stylo rooms, 3 twin size bedrooms, ter. Only $21,600. Hayes Agen­ Realtors, 643-1121. cy. $37,000. Tom Minor, Brok­ unfimished starting at $176. 647-9921 places. Finished family room. cy 646-0131. mornings 8 to 12. Call Chorches 524-0620. and Franklin Aves. Every day ajl prieas, all locations. If you've got a homo to sail, per month. PhUbrick Agency, 2^i tile baths, first floor panel­ ANDOVER — 8 room Raised er, 1-875-5042. Motors, 643-2791. ed foyer and family room, liv­ Wall to wall in four rooms, Ranch, 2 baths, 3 to 4 bed­ VERNON ~ SEALTEST FOODS until dark. Realtors, 649-6347. JUST REDUCED — $2is,900. Six wa'va got tha buyarwaady, willing, and able to giva ing room, dining room, eat-in plus all drapes wlU stay. Bel­ rooms, family room, tteed lot, EXPERIENCED ...... -IP — : room Ranch, built-lns, rec . 113 Summit St., Manchester kitchen (built-ins). Many, fiore Agency, 647-1413. 1 low 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- COMMERCIAL LOT PLUS Wanted—Real Estate 77 Situations Wanto4— you your full asking pri6a. Whan you list with Heyas FOUR ROOM large Ranch. Fur- BOULDER RD —3 ’ bedroom room, 2 fireplaces, garage, 647-1484 Gordon— Form— nished or unfurnished. Knotty many extrais throughout this 0131. Colonial, Hi baths, rec room, BRAND NEW and Big! 63’ long many extras, acre lot. Mitten Large comer lot on a well PRIVATE party wishes to BRIDGEPORT Fomato 38 you'hava tha bast raal astata "pros" in tha b'usinass pine interior. Convenient loca­ value packed, well maintained COLONIAL BOARD Co. interviews Daily, 9:30-4 P.M. Dairy Products 50 2-car garage,' beautifully set on ranch with -built-in oven and Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. DEBARY, Florida. Building lot traveled street. Lot Is purchase multiple dwelling. tion. Working adults. 643-6389. 1.76 acres, full of stately shade home on near acre wooded lot. range, fireplace, garage. S i x ------.u .------cleared, zoned for business, » FOR SALE — Fresh asparagus, working for you. Yat, tha bast doasn't cost ydu a , near business area. Will trade 643-8446. OPERATORS An Equal Opportunity trees, oManchester premier For appointment call Suzanne rooms plus full cellar. You SIX ROOM Cape with 2 large has 6 storage sheds and Skilled and Unskilled LADY looking for work half also for freezing. 669 Dart Hill penny more. So, you saa . . . NORTH COVENTRY — brand for new or late model car. Employer day. Call in evening. 643-1784. neighborhood, assumable 5% Shorts, 648-3233. J. Wa'fson can’t beat this at $26,900. Ask bedrooms up and extra large good rental income. For "SOLD” is what counts. If you Rd., 876-7919. new all electric Raised Ranch, Beach & Co., Realtors, ' 278- Write Box C, Herald. Elxceljent wages, fuU-time, per cent mortgage. Bel Air for Rick Merritt. Belfiore closets, 4 nice size rooms on further details call Don want to sell your house; cash Top wages, overtime. Ex­ 3 bedrooms, $200. monthly. 6950. 6 days per week, shift dif­ FLOWER PLANTS and d lS Real Estate, 643-9332. Agency, 647-1413. first floor. Offering 3 or 4 bed- SOUTH WINDSOR Sisco at 649-5306 or 876-6611. In on our contracts. We can sell ceUent working conditions. MAINTENANCE man — steel References. 1-633-2138 after 6 ferential, Blue Cross, CMS, getrdens for Mother’s . Day. rooms, copper plumbing, com­ your house. Join our satisfied Apply E A S Gage Co., handler preferably experienced Dogs—4irds— Pats 41 p.m. NEW T.THT T N G — Wnlvartnn MANCHESTER — spaciO U S 7 JOB LOMBARDO offers this bination aluminum storms and THIS 9 R(X)M COLONIAL life insurance, paid holi­ Potted tomaito plants 16 cents room home. ExceUent location, B &. W customers . . . call us today. Mitchell Drive, Manchester. with cut off machines and rec­ Agency offers for your inspec- seven room brand new Colon­ screens, plus breezeway and days, other fringe benefits. GROOMINO ALL breeds. Har­ each. 21 Angel St., Manchester. It Pays To Call Hayes double garage, aluminum sid­ Has 2 baths, 2 family K'dith Real Estate, 649-1922. ords. Apply Dean Machine Out of Town ti(Hi, this beautiful 6 room Col­ ial on prestige Kennedy Road. garage. 7*4 years young. $21,- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron ing, large rooms, bus line, 1V4 rooms, 2 car garage. 2 fire­ Products, 102 Colonial Rd., 6 6 onial, all large rooms, and will­ 2V& baths, 2 car garage, first Manchester Parkade SELLING YOUR HOME? For Rd., Bolton, ea-6427. For Rent baths. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 600, Wolverton Agency, Real­ Progressive and Expanding Manchester. i______HouMhold Goods 51 ing to sell below today’s mar- floor family >oom. Quality built tors, 649-2813. places, 4 bedrooms and lo­ Manchester 649-5306 prompt courteous service that EXPERIENCED oil burner Company ROCKVILLE —■ 4 room apart­ and ready for occupancy. Bel­ cated on a lovely high wood­ gets results, call Louis Dlihock DACHSHUND puppies, AKC, MANCHESTER-7 room Cape, COLUMBIA — oversized Cape, service man. A good Job with LABORER, ” experienced in CLEAN, USED refrigerators, ment, includes heat, stove and 20’s nicely cared for. Wolver­ fiore Agency, 647-1413. $18,900 —Immaculate 6 room ed lot Jn prestige area. Call Realty, 649-9823. black and reds, several litters full shed domer. Formal din- ______7 rooms, 2 full baths, family good pay and good working concrete work, $3. per hour. ranges, automatic washers refrigerator, nice yard and ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Ranch. Paneled recreation Dave Douton for more de­ ready to go, paper trained and Ing room, finished rec room, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on room, large lot, garage, ideal ALL CASH for your property conditions. Stop in or call the CaU 643-0861 after 6:80 p.m. with guarantees. See them at location, $126. 876-7362. room with raised hearth fire­ tails. 649-5306. Mid 30’s. COLONIAL BOARD Co. healthy, Also Pekingese and COLONIAL — large kitchen, for- extra lot of record. Handy lo- for large family. $23,900. Phil- within 24 hours. Avoid red Whiting Corp., 264 Broad St., Weimaraners. 1-628-6673. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 this 7 room raised ranch •with place, ' large lot with trees. ONE TREE Climber and one mal dining room, 3 or 4 bed­ cation. $23,900. Philbrick brick Agency Realtors, 649- tape. Instant service. Hayea 649-1166. 615 Parker Street Main St. CaU 648-2171. THE 2 car garage, 3 bedrooms, fire­ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, B (Sl W ground man wanted, experi­ AKC SMALL miniature poodles Resort Property rooms, den,, famUy room. Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. place, i\i baths. Built-In oven 649-5324. 8347. Agency, 646-0131. enced only need apply, top BARROWS and WALLACE Co. MRS. E. F. LOFTUS — male and female, 6 weeks. screened i»rc!k 2-car garage, r ic h a r d ROAD - 7 room cus- and range. Sliding glass doors wages to right man. CaU 648. For Rent 67 Manchester Parkade Good with children. Call 649- REFRIGERATOR, suitable for large wooded lot In prime ^ape with 4 bed­ to sundeck. Ask for Rick Mer­ ECHO MACHINE Cd. Inc. 8104. (X)TTAGES for rent —Gardner Manchester 649-6306 1116. cottage, $10. CaU 649-4695. neighborhood, $38,000. PhUbrick rooms 2 baths, full basement, ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Lots For Soto 73 Lake. Modem, lakefront. free agency Realtors 649-6347. Man Wanted MAN wanted to work in lum­ attached garage. Pine residen­ BOLTON CENTER — We offer SINGER — Sale-of Sales now broohure,t,plctures. Arrowhead RURAL ATMOSPHERE In Man­ EXTRA large building lots, de­ BIRCH MT. HOME SITES To Burr And Polish MECHANIC - - farm tractor and ber yard. Must have driver’s tial area. T. J. Crockett, Real­ this 6 room Ranch with' at­ YEAR OLD male St. Bernard. going on. Final week. Trade- HAYES AGENCY ■ Grove, Route 354. Colchester, PORTER St. — Quality built 6% chester ! Seven room Ctolonlal sirable Look-Out Mountain c small engines. Call South Wind­ license. Davis A Bradford Lum­ tors, 643-1677. tached garage on a large wood­ Sunday 742-8262. in sewing machines being re­ Conn. 242-9278, 848-7178. room Colonial, assumable on almost two acres of beauti­ area, owner 649-8782. 643-7627 sor Equipment Co., Internation­ ber Oo., 200 ToUand St., East mortgage. Principals only. 643- ed lot for your inspection. Fea­ “Open House” ceived every, day. Choice $17,900 — 6 room Ranch. Beauti­ fully landscaped land. Many ( 2:30 thru 5:80 p.m. al Harvester dealer. 286-3406 Hartford. AKC registered poodle puppies, INC. ■ MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island 7432. tures 3 bedrooms, dining room, selection. Poirobles — con­ fully paneled famUy room. shade trees, fruit trees, garden- LAND WITH road frontage, on days or evenings after 6 p.m., chaniplon show background, 4 _ Summer Resort. Stanton —------^------ll'vlng room with fireplace CUSTOM 3 and 4 Bedroom Ranches, Raised Ranches PRESSMAN — experienced on soles — zlg zkgs. AU drastical­ Large lot with trees and view. plot, nice patio. Residence is Buckland Road, Manchester, 649-0767, attention George SCREW MACHINE operator. black or silver, miniatures, Realty, Realtors.. We have two, $22,600, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed- Electric heat. Beautiful patio ■ ; ( and Colonials on One-Acre Wooded Sites . . . multi-list or A’TF chief. Good ly reduced foriquick sale. Port­ 55 BAST CENTER STREET Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- newly redecorated. Kitchen has Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Sadd. Set up and operate. All bene­ reasonable. 643-6668. three and four bedroom cot- I'ooms, built-lns, recreation A quiet safe yard for young Directions: Bast Center St., Manchester, to Porter St., wortting conditions. Free park­ fits. Apply Dean Machine Prod­ ables from $9.90, consoles from ■ 6824. new birch cabinets,' built-in 649-5347. children. Only $19,600. CaU Dor $19.96 and $29196. Sale-of-Sales tages rentable for one, two or lafg® lot. Near oven and range plus dishwash­ to Camp Meeting Rd.; to Carter St., to Volpe Rd., ing on premises. ExceUent em­ ELEOTRIdAN — Journeyman ucts, 102 Colonial Rd. 646-0131 100’ LOT WITH 180’ depth. A ' Is Smith, Jarvis Realty Co. Home Sites... more weeks for your summer bus'’ and shopping. Hutchins RANCH — 7 rooms, 2 fuU ploye benefits. Salary com­ and helper, fuU-time, steady FIVE LOVELY kittens want a final week Special. Brand new er. Large living room with bay :C zone, water only. T.J. Crockett , Realtor, 648-1121. vacation. Wlnnapaug Road, Agency Realtors, 649-6824. baths, modem kitchen with mensurate with abUlty. See em plo^ent, insurance bene- PART-TIME JOBS from $50. to new home. CaU 649-4096. portable Singers zlg zag sew­ window. 1V4 baths. Big bam Realtor, 643-1677. 1 Mlsquamlcut, R. I. Tel. 1-401- b ^ST CENTER ST., 9 room personnel department, week- flts, paid hoUdays and vaca­ $70. weekly, permanent posi­ ing machine, only $88. Hurry! built-ins, formal dining room, has stalls (or horses. City wa­ BOLTON LAKE — 4M, room LAWRENCE F. FIANO Shop the sale-of-sales today! J 596-2886. house, C zoned, for doctor’s of­ family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- ter. House is newly painted. ( dajrs 8:10 to 4:10. Security In- tion. CaU between 8 a.m.-O. tion, 3-4 hours per evening, car ADORABLE miniature poodle BOLTON LAKE—lots with lake” Ranch, beautiful treed lot, somnoe, 1000 Asylum Avenue, p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., needed. Phone 649-6309 between puppies. AKC registered.' CaU At Singer Sewing Center, 856 fice's, 2 or 3 families, 136’ car garage. ExceUent neigh­ Ask Carl Zinsser to show you front privileges, toilet facilities, 600’ to water, new furnace. Hartford. South Windsor, 644-2421. 6-8 p.m. 649-7406. Main Sti^eet, 647-1426. frontage. Hutchins Agency, borhood, $31,900. Philbrick this one-of-a kind property. Bel­ $495. dbodchlld-Bartlett, Real­ Only $12,600. Hayes' Agency, ( Read Herald Ads 649-6324. Agency, Realtors, 646-6347. fiore Agency, 647-1413. tors, 289-0939, 289-9161, 649-4266. 646-0131. PRTOAY, MAY 10, 1968 Average Daily Net Press Run PAGE TWENT^Y-BIQHT y , For The Week Ended The Weather * t' €twnfns If^raUi M ay 4. 1169 Cloudy thts afternoon. High i n - 70 to 76. Low tonigbt 60 to 66. sliort buabiesB meeting In St. iimtrI|P5itpr furnttm Hrrali) Cloudy tomorrow. High hi low­ Rosary Society Bridget School cafetsrta after 15,070 t er 60«. About Town the Holy Hour. Members are TREAT'MOTHEB XO s o m e NAMVBt Asnonc^ H aneheater— A City o f VUiagm Charm Ite iMwljr rtected board of Plans Holy Hour ash. Rafllsktq. Rlnibaib, H o * -H o t»«w to M ood h reminded to mark their ballots StSP-AIBE Mclntoah aod DeUctaw h L tba Wtmcfi'a AuxMary c t Mbit- and bring them to the meeting, VOL. LXXXVH, NO. 189 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—CONNECnCUT LIFE) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1968 (dasstfled Adverthdag on Page 1 8 ) PRICE TEN CENTS dwAar Memortal HoaiUtad w « The Rev. Mtohael G. Stein- wMoh is dw final one tor this I t K RM t Monday « t 1 v m . at C S i^ hauser of St. M&'lD>l&e Church, season. man Oouae on Haynes St Bld- Brooklyn, N.Y. wlU conduct a Refreshments will be served. NM'd Kbimy, hoofMal odmtnla- Holy Hour Monday at 7:80 p.m. trotUor, w a qpeok at the m«et- tor memhers of St. Bridget Ros­ Sweat Potatoes and New Potatoea . , . _ . tnv* OriMitaitton ftyr near board ary Society at St. Bridget FBUITt Ikaah StnmrbSRles, FeoblHS, Nwdarktoi, Wirte^ menilMn arlH be at noon and a Church. Two Share Win melon, Oantaloupea, Spanish Melons, Hoaeydawa, R ^ , Nght hineh wfll be oervod. Father Stelnhouse studied phU- White, Green Grapes, Poors, Papayas,-Mangoes, Mandarin osoilhy at Cathedral College, In Essay Test Onsagoo, TOngertoes, F ln e a p ^ ODoonats, Navel Oranges Brooklyn, and received a bache­ n A f r e s h c i d e r . ______Forces Kill ■Ole Couples Bowling League Procedures on Talks Fixed Jane Banning, 17, of 64 Lodge a FliOWnfIS FOB MOTHERS DAY a o t the Newcomer’s Club will lor’s degree from Immaculate Dr., and Susan Marteney, 11, of ipeet tonight at 9 at Silver Conception Seminary, Hunt­ WEEKEND SPECIALS for A SPECIAL KATOY! PARIS (AP)—American and North Vietnamese ne­ Lane Ten Pin, East Hartford. ington, N.Y. He earned a degree 218 Hackmatack St. were co- MAC APPLES, Gnde A ...... 16 q t bsket. $ 2 , gotiators reached agreement today on procedural mat­ In d o ^ a tlc theology from the 442 F oe winners in a conservation essay NEW TEXAS ONIONS ...... # lbs. J State University at Innsbruck, ters for Monday’s opening of talks which could lead A UmHed number of tickets contest sponsored by the Man­ NATIVE ASPARAGUS (Prom Town!) bc^ Austria, and has studied arch­ to an end of the war in Vietnam, The otmosphere of are available for the Ladles of chester Junior Women’s Club. NATIVE WASHED SPINACH ...... Ib. St. James Daisy Chain Ball aeology and language at the He­ today’s meeting was described as “ very good*’ by an Jwie 1 at die Manchester Coun­ brew University In Jerusalem. Each won a half tuition camp- SEALTEST ICE CREAM ...... Vi American official. OOHFLBTB UNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! try du b, and may be obtained In the summer of 1965 he was ershlp to Greenwoods Nature Cyrus R. Vance, deputy leader of the American dele­ and ponservatlon Camp from Wa Now Oarnr The Manoheater Evmlng H e n ^ B elow D M Z assistant to Prof. Rudolf by contacting Mrs. John Dia­ a Aiao Otmtoleto a t SBAX/EBST Dairy Prodnots a gation, told newsmen after today’s session: "We have Schnackenburg at the University Aug. 11 to Aug. 17. mond of 46 Diane Dr. at the or- SAIGON (AP) — U.S. U*® enemy dead were claimed concluded all procedural arrangements. We will go into gaidiatlon’a meeting Monday of Wurzburg, Germany, where Jane, the daughter of Mr. forces report^ t^ay kill- American air etrikes and ------substance on Monday.’’ at 8 p.m. at St. James' School he prepared and translated a and Mrs. Lewis Banning, Is a Vance was emphartlo oh one m g 4 4 2 North Vietnamese artUl®»y barrages, HaU. book, ’’Present and Future Mod­ student at Illing Junior. High point: "The atmosphere has em Aspects of New Testament School. She also won a camp- troops below the demili­ U.S. bombers reportedly killed 66 enemy troops between been ■very good.” All cubs of Cub Scout Pack Theology.” In 1966 he was trans­ ership in last year’s contest. tarized zone in renewed He said it had been agreed Susan is the daughter of Dr. PEROI PRODUCir Dong Ha and Glo Llnh, another Paris Riot lator and editor of "Man Be­ sharp fighting, described 68 planning to participate in Marine strongpolnt to the north, with his opposite number, Ool. Clean Up Day will meet tomor­ fore God.’ ’ and Mrs. Pierre Marteney euid 278 OAKLAND STREET. MANCHESTER a 648-6884 by some d ic e r s as another Ha Van Lau, that the confer­ Officers will be elected at a a pupil at Keeney St. school. after a company of Infantrymen row at 8 a.m. at the Waddell phase of the enemy’s from the U.S. 199th light Bri­ ence will be conducted in two of­ Sdwol parking lot. They are “ peace talk’’ offensive. gade came under enemy small Crushed ficial languages—English and reminded to wear gloves. In the enemey’s seven-day-old arms fire and pUUed back. One Vietnamese—with French as the illllliiiililiiiiililliliiiliiiiiiiii attack on Saigon, the American American wae kflled and two working language. This means The meeting of the Polish command reported 60 Viet Cong wounded, that each side will use its own Women's AlUance, Group 618 soldiers killed In fighting In and By Police language In conducting the day Other fighting was reported scheduled for Sunday has been around the capital. Some guer­ to-day business of the confer postponed, and will be h M near Hvie, about 60 miles below PARIS (AP) — Gas-masked ence. But French will be used rillas atm were holding out on the DMZ. 'D iet^y at 7 p.m. at 77 North HOUSE the southern fringes despite riort police crushed the latest for any conference documents "The enemy has definitely es- St. the Real Thing Comes Alon^ hea'«ry alUed air attacku. and biterest student revolt in apd stotements, vrhich can be oalated two-fold," and Col. Mil- the Latin Quarter at dawn today readily translated and under- Mrs. Robert Houghton of 180 and feels as she does, and to obstetrics floor at Manchester In the northern war zone, U.S. ton Hull of Plant City, Fla., The executive committee of aflter 11 hours of tear gassing, stood by both sides, Hawthorne St. practices bathing reduce some of the concerns and Memorial Hospital. DREAMY LUXURY FOR MOM 1st Air Cavalry'Division troops commander of the 3rd Marine Cub Scout Pack 2 will meet to­ fears she may have for herself IK rushed in to reinforce Marine clubbing and warding oft rocks After today’s second and final "Dolly,” the life-size doll pro­ Those wishing further In­ Regiment. night at 7:80 at Second Con­ units battered in heavy fighting thrown by youths. 2 hour and 22-mlnute procedural and her new bom child. formation may contact the Marine officers said they be­ gregational Church. vided for members of the Ex­ Classes cover the period be­ around Dong Ha, where 1,600 Police Chief Maurice Gri- meeting, Lau was smiling MPHMA office. lieve the fighting around Dong pectant Mothers’ classes spon­ fore the baby arrives; the enemy soldiers have been re­ maud said 867 persons were In- broadly, as he usually does, and (Herald photo by Buceiviclus) Ha is part of a general escala­ Cadette CMrl Scout Troop 10 ported killed in the last two jured and 468 arrested in what "iold newsmen he was "very sat- sored by the Manchester Public growth of the baby and moth­ By tion in the northern war zone Will clean up the Utter tomorrow er; after the baby’s arrival and HA 1£ weeks. he called a "veritable guerrilla tsfled.” Asked If there would be Health Nursing Association aimed at giving the North Viet­ from 10 a.m. to noon at Camp action ” ®' iui’^ e r meeting tomorrow, he the physical and emotimal ex­ The army reinforcements and namese a bargaining edge in Merri Wood, Gardner St. Those (MPHNA). Mrs. Bonnie BTnlay, • l o e e periences of mother and father; Marines reported killing 442 en­ the Paris talks. The students, who varied In ‘■Tomorrow Is Sunday.” planning to attend are remind­ R.N., a member of the MPHNA TREAT HER TO Pressed as to whether a Viet­ baby care; and a totu: of the lliliilii iiiiiiiii emy soldiers In the last 24 hours Hull said North Vietnamese n'umber from 10,000 to 30,000 ed to wear gloves and bring staff, conducts the classes. W nam cease-fire would be the In five battles ranging from 6 to forces, reportedly two regi­ during the action, held a square , v , -i*- baskets. Cadettes from other The series of classes starts the A ROYAL 11 .miles below the demilitarized ments, are trying to close the . mile "of the FreAch capital for ^ troops may also participate In first Wednesday of the month he replied: “ No comment We zone. American casualties were Cua Viet River, east ot Dong several hours. This morning, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the MPHNA must leave that to the heads of the dean up. INVITATION MOTHER’S DAY put at 24 killed and 04 wounded. Ha, one of the main supply office, 65 E. Center St., and run several hundred students ,. ____ If the U.S. count is correct, 18 channels to U.S. combat bases blocked traffic along Boulevard the delegations. . Mendieiiter Assembly, Order for four consecutive Wednes­ TO BID AT enemy soldiers were killed for St. Michel and police again used f » ,2*® of Rainbow for Girls, will spon­ days. every American slain. Many of (See Page Sixteen) tear gas to dlsiTrse them. ‘ ^ e d sor a car wash tomorrow from The purpose of the course is Sealed bids wUl be received at the office of the Purchasing 9 a.m. to noon at the drive- to give guidance and counseling DAYEV’S LOG A Dream Is A Wish Two big labor .unions—the vance and Lau were reported to expectant mothers; to help Agent, 41 Center Street, Man­ Communist-led General Confed- ^ have shaken hands at the lot of the Hartford National chester, Conn., until May 24, Bank, 696 Main S t In the event her understand why she looks 1968 at 11:00 a.m. for Globe GABIN eratlon of Labor and the French start of the meeting, as they did of rain the car wash will be Hollow Pool Concession Stand. Rout* 87 Her Heart Makes... OonfederaUon of DemocraUc the first time they met. poslpaned until Saturday, June Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Savannah Next Labor called a general strike qhelr opening rotmd Friday 8 at Iho same time and place. cations are available at the Lebanon, Conn. for Monday in support of the also had been described as po­ students, who have been on a FOR RENT Purchasing Office, 41 Center lite. The Stein Club of the VFW Street, Manchester, Connecti­ CoH for week-long rampage demanding Vance and Lau reportedly 8 — A 16 mm. Movie Pro- cut. university reform and release of agreed that they should give out will have a 'Mother’s Day Dance Town of Manchester, COOL AND COMFORTABLE For Toor’ March Jeetora—oomid or dUout, oloa RESERVATION arrested comrades. as little Information as possible for members and guelts tomor­ 88 mm. sUda projabtora. ’ Connecticut row at 9 p.m. at the post home. By THE ASSOCIATED FBES8"Resurrectlon City, U.S.A.,” In The Federation ot National on their discussions. Robert B. Weiss, 4 2 3 -0 2 5 6 Lou JoUbert’s Ordiestra will WELDON DRUG CO. General Manager The Poor Peoples’ Campaign, a park between the Washington Education also decided to strike The North 'Vietnamese spokes­ i n »«Ata 648-6821 play for dancing. A buffet will hit by a stabbing, ^ m e lack of Monument and the Linc<^ Me- Monday, closing down all man said: “ The Americans sug­ be served. housing and criticism from a mortal. IS' French schools. gested that nothing further be Catholic archbishop In New However, the camping permit ifc: The archbishop of Paris Is- said” and the North Vietnamese Mexico, continued its roimda- authorized for the campaigners sued mi ap^ al t o ^ m and top Other sources eon- mlnlsters of the French gow m - fjmied that this was an Amerl- bout route toward Washington coming from all sections of the Mine Foreman Prank Davis is hugged by his wif e minutes after he was rescued. (AP Photofax) today. country provides for only 8,000 ment met In emergency session. suggesUon. "mimi" The Southern segment of the persons, with the permit explr- The ministers. Including it was widely reported, nev- campaign, which spent the night Ing at the end of five weeks, Jacques Foccard, De Gaulle’s ertheless, that Vance and Lau in Macon, Ga., after housing The campaigners are stdied- Ten Othets Believed Dead closest personal advisor, went had agreed at least tentatively Lovely floral ambroldery and Imported nylon laca problems, was assured of beds uled to start arriving Sunday ih to the presidential palace this that their official languages at its next stop In the Georgia their bid for more federal funds morning, presumably to brief would be English and Viet­ form the round yoke of this BlandolraO Batiste coastal city of Savannah. to help the poor. the general on the situation. He namese but their working lan­ shift. Pink, blue, yellow. Petite, small, medium, And In Washington officials The Rev. Ralph David Aber- Fifteen Chilled Miners Saved Is scheduled to visit Romania guage would be French, mean large and extra large. worked out an arrangement in nathy, leading the drive as head earljr next week. Ing they could speak French in which the campaigners will be of the Southern Christian Lead- HOMINY FALLS, W.Va. (AP) water they had to wade through with the remaining 10 men,” Grimaud said: “ These riot addition to the other two lan­ allowed to erect what they call erahip Conference, has prom- —Fifteen stiff and chilled coal on part of their journey. said C.E. Richardson, president leaders learned, I don’t know guages as they wished. where, rthe tactics of guerrillas. Vance and Ambassador W. ------Ised to keep the predominantly miners rode a conveyor ibelt to The lamps on their hats flick­ of the company. The 10 had ered through the gloom. bean at a lower level than the We are faced with what Is cer­ Averell Harriman, top U.S. ne­ Negro group in Washington all freedom before dawn today aft­ summer if necessary to get At first the 2Q0 friends and others. tainly a subversive operation." gotiator, will use English in the "Icathy" congressional action. er spending five terrifying days pelaUves who had waited most Elwoodi O’Dell was the first Grimaud said a check of pub­ meetings, associates said, be­ • Political Scene of the night around the mine en­ man out. lic hospitals showed 102 students cause neither is fluent in Washington probably seemed huddled in a flooded mine.' trance wcTe silent. Then there The men appeared dazed by a long way off for many of the Left behind, deep in the moun­ (See Page Sixteen) was a great wave of laughing the harsh floodlights and the (See Page Sixteen) Shift in Blendalra* Batista. Shallow square marchers, including those In tain, were 10 of their fellows for MIMI RFK Asserts and hugging. questions being thrown at them neckline. Yoke Is enriched with Imported nylon Georgia who had to settle for whom all hope was lost long by mine officials and relatives. makeshift accommodations In ago. It was difficult to make out lace, alternating with crystal tucking. Pink, Only five minutes elapsed be­ an old brick building at Central It was believed the 10 were any of the conversations os the KATHY tween the emergence of the first blue, yellow, apricot. Petite, small, medium, People Need City Park in Macon. swept to their death Monday scene turned to bedlam. Photo­ man and the last. large and extra large. After a warm welcome In the noon when a break in the wall to graphers’ bulbs went off like central Georgia city, housing an adjoining abandoned mine harsh fireflies. After a few minutes sitting ‘Restraint’ Needed Spirit Change became a problem for the cam­ shot millions of gallons of water There also was sadness down on foam covered benches paigners and one SCLC official through the mine’s wavy pas­ among relatives of the 10 miss­ outside the mine entrance, the The New By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (jJ'oodluufuL G A R D E N S threatened to take the marchers sageway. ing men crowded to the en­ men were led to ambulances. Crisscrossing the Great Plains baclT to AtlMtlu The first miner came out of trance in faint hope. But all did not go. Despite Tax Hike In his quest for the Democratic Hoses Williams, one of the the mine entrance, into the Once the men were safely out, One man.who pame out of the however, an official of the presidential nomination. Sen. SCLC’s spokesmen, has said glare of floodlights and the wait­ mine did not get into an ambu­ Maust Coal and Coke Co., the lance, however. A woman had HOT SPRINGS, Va. AP) — Friday some action must be Robert F. Kennedy says th e 'teat the campaigners don’t want ing arms of his wife and family aow Eis lor Moninrs v«v UNOtSli DIPT. owners, handed newsmen the her arm arouhd his waist and President Johnson’s top eco­ taken to halt spiraling wages CIrargE Accounts , , to sleep in auditoriums, church- art. 5:20 a.m. He had spent a to­ which in turn threaten spiraling Amerlcan people "want a basements, tal of 118 hours and 20 min­ lists. The ages of the missing yelled “ here he Is!" nomic adviser and an official of C o iU lally a Federal Reserve Bank says prices. change that cannot be p r o m i^ utes in itihe mine since he re­ miners range from 28 to 46—all The miner had gene from the IN BLOOM! that even If there Is a tax hike, Okim and Hayes addressed Invitod. . . by i^ llt lc l^ or enacted by the ported for ■work lat 7 a.m. men who have spent most of mine entrance up the opposite voluntary restraint on wages the Business Council at its AZALEAS ALL COLORS! *2.88 most powerful government.” famUles," Williams Monday. thClr lives in the incredible slope, over barricade ropes and darkness of the coal mines. and prices will be needed to spring meeting. Some 100 presi­ Oeranlums ...... 86c-99c The people seek "a change In gald earHer In the Southern leg The others followed in quick was greeted by the woman in Hydraageas ...... $8.45 The pumps which had finally combat inflation. dents and board chairmen of the Potted Mums ...... $3.88 Martha Oeranlums...... $1.45 the national spirit," the candl- of the campaign, succession. front of the mine office. nation’s biggest firms discuss Ivy Qerenlume ...... 81.26 date said Friday in Omaha, six hundred homes reportedly As each man stepped off the cleared much of the passage­ Dr. Lee B. Todd of Quinwood, CSialrman Arthur M. Okun of Gardealae ...... 8244-83.88 way of water were "stilled while the President’s Council of Eco­ urban problems today. Rosea (Potted, in Bloom) rTi.. . 88.88 Daphne ...... 88.76 will be available In Savannah b.lt—anr.lded—a blanket was the mine physician, quickly Okun said the “ journey back i’7 thrown around his shoulder and the men came out. Then they nomic Advisers and President African Vkdets ...... 78c Ylbumum CarlesI (Sploe Bush) .88.95 HIDDEN TSEASURES SHE'U CHEMIH The United States must con- tonight to house the southern looked over each man before he to price stability wlU be a long FudiBhie ...... $1.39-32.88 Bleeding H e a rt...... «»« front its problems and take campaigners, he was led to a padded bench. groaned to life again. was led to the ambulance. Ear- Alfred Hayes of the Federal Re­ “ We will continue to drain the serve Bank of New York told and difficult one” even if Con­ forceful action on them—but not They were black from hard- gress enacts Johnson’s proposed mine until we make- contact (See Page Sixteen) the nation’s industrial leaders for MOTHERS DAY ★ with a let-Washington-do-it ap­ (See Page Sixteen) hat to boot and wet from the 10 per cent surcharge on income i t MORE SUGGESTIONS WOMEN'S TAFREDDA \ Bird Baths, Urns, Potteiy Shade Trees ...... $10-$50 proach, he said. taxes. Heogliig Petasilae ...... $1.99 "We must do so,” Kennedy , "The basic problem for recon­ — a i m — (With Hangen) said, “ not by dictation or flat ciling prosperity and price sta­ Blue Hydnngeoe ...... 88.45 Wteteria Vinee and trees, Flower­ from the heights of power in bility is gtoing to be with us a Rliododeadroiie ...... $3.88 ing C rob op ^ , caierrles, Purple Washington but by returning long time and the need for some (AH Oolore) leafed Plum, Weeping Cherries, that power to the American peo­ kind of voluntary restraint is Androm eda ...... $ 3.88 Magnoltis, Hawtbome end Dog­ ple.” very great indeed," he said. Pyracantha .. .$ 5.88 Kennedy's remarks to the Jef­ Okun did not use the word (4” on pole) « woods in bhwm. f f petti-pert" . . . ferson-Jackson Day fund raising gUldeposts to describe the vol­ dinner were one mOre airing of untary wage-price restraints he one of the dominant themes of advocated. But Hayes said this (Reg. 89c) SCOTTS® LAWN PRODUm Kls campaign: government device needs "careful and sjrm- BEDDING PLANTS All over stretch lace hip Insertions make this nqust be de-centrallzed, given pathetlc re-examlnatlon’’ even HALTS PLUS SPECIAL It tVa c o lo r yon want and good planta, NOW Tafredda® half-slip fit beautifully. The back-slashad back somehow to people. though it is considered out of Save $1’$2 Re^[>ectively! The Omaha dinner was a po­ fashion. yon nmst toy ours! Petuniae, Sweet hemline is outlined with a matching nylon lace. Alyaenn^ Oaleodute Oamattona, litical doubleheader. Kennedy "While direct and rigid gov­ Feeds and Kills Crabgrass Bnope, Blue Baivte Oloiioaa end 200 White, black, champagne. S, m, I. Also short short was heard while the diners were ernmental controls over prices other vaitotlee! Govera 2,500 Sq. Ft...... N O W $ 6 . 0 3 -P , 8, M. digging into their salads and / a and wages must be rejected os From Grower To You! Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ counter to the very principles of 3 Contoinors $2.25 Govera 5,000 Sq. F t ...... N O W $ 1 2 . 9 5 phrey was served Up with des­ free’ comimerce we seek to sus­ 79 sert. _ tain, we must find some way of Fiee Soil Test! (Bring sample of soil) Both men seek the Democrat­ upholding the giildepost princi­ HAH Flower and Vegetable Pood ic nomination but Humphrey ple of keeping wage increases in Free Landscape Consultations! 60 Lbs. (Save $1,001) ...... N O W S 1 . 9 9 THREE PIECE CUT WOMEN'S didn’t get Into the race in time line with average producU'vity Let us help you plan your grounds. . . to be on the ballot in Tuesday’s gains,” Hayes seUd. H&H LAWN FOOD (10-6-4) SOOTTS® No. 2 Nebraska primary, which ‘jif we are successful in mod­ Feeds and Kills Dandelions, Etc. shapes up as a popularity test erating excess demand 'with Reg. $3.39, 50 L bs...... N O W S 2 . 3 9 a a l # i > between Kennedy and Sen. Eu­ (the pending tax-hike bill), then 5.000 sq. ft. b ag ...... N O W $ $ . 9 5 at least we will have moved to­ Save $1.00 b a g ! ...... NOW 3 for 3G .7S gene J. McCarthy of Minnesota. 10.000 sq. ft. b a g ...... NOW $ 1 $ J I5 Some Humphrey write-in, ward a’ situation where the gul- ft'? Feim ^ Covers 12,500 sq. ft votes are expected but he has depost principles can work, and Truly, an excellent buy! Reduced to ...... G 8 .S 0 LIME ...... 3 - 50 Ib. bags. ONLY $ 1 .8 6 cohturo made no effort to encourage it ‘Will then be up to labor and AGRINTTE. Covers 5,000 sq. ft...... S 4 .4 5 ORTHO LAWN POOD...... $ 4 .9 5 them and his advisers expect management to eee that they do the number to be. small. work. Kennedy is favored to top "The lesson of the guideposts i.etr US HBIiP YOU WITH YOUR GBOWINO AND LANDSCAPE PROBLEMS! Our three piece cut slip In Tafredda® with • McCarthy, who is putting more is now less valid them in the FROM "GROWER TO YOU" PTS YOUR emphasis on the May 28 pri­ days when more attention was See us for your Swinuning pini-PiRr stretch lace bock and neckline for a smooth fit. mary in Oregon and the June 4 paid to them—namely that wage CONTURA Stretch straps. White, blaek. test in California. increases in excess of increases Pool Supplies! We carry 7 to II. 10 to 20, 14Vi to 32H. McCarthy, campaigning in Holdup Is in Progress^ in real output can represent Portland, Ore., told backers in a Armed police, one wearing an armored vest and attempted to rob the bar. A patron, arms upraised shot and killed, the suspect was wounded and one nothing more than an inflation­ HTH Products, “Leaders in ary mirage," Hayes told the WOODLAND GARDENS neighborhood headquarters Frl- carrying a machine gun, move into a Philadelfthin in center, tells police of the suspect and then stands of the police was wounded. (AP Photofax). Q uality!” (Bm Page Nine) center-city tavern yesterday after a holdup man aside at right as police move in. A bartender was (See Page Sixteen) ^ LET JOHN AND LEON ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ Dowtown Moin St., ManclMDlur • Op®n 6 Day* — Thur»doyNlghl»tlM9 168 WOODLAND ST.—OPEN DAILY TILL 9— PHONE 643-8474 H ■i :