Quick viewing(Text Mode)

Justices Say Old Law Bars All Housing Bias

Justices Say Old Law Bars All Housing Bias

ATMagc Daily Net Ptmb Ran VW Ibe WMk Ended Jm e 18, 1MB The Weather Cloudy, cool, occaalonal riaow - 15,105 ers. Low 58 to 00. Tomorrow • • ■ 4 cloudy, high in 70e. • • , ^ Manche»ter— A City of Village Charm

VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 219 (TWRNTY.EI6HT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) BIANCHESTER, 'CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 (Olnertfled AdveeHalnc oa JPece SB) PRICE TEN CENTS Justices Say Old Law

vJ _ •* ______I . .* • j Bars All Housing Bias

WASHINGTON (AP)—The Supreme Court held 7 to 2 today that an 1866 civil rights law bars all racial dis­ Graduation News crimination, private as well as public, in the sale or rental of property. The Herald is providing its usual expanded cover­ “Congress meant exactly what it said,’’ Justice Potter age of school graduations in the Manchester area. Stewart wrote in the court’s far-reachjng decision. Many readers usually order extra copies of the paper The Reconstruction p e r io d ------carrying the graduation news. Cheers should be law reaches both private and Inatlon in most of the nation’s placed with the circulation department in advance. public action, the court said, housing. Congress dictated that Graduation exercises ha Vie already been held, last and Its enactment by Congress the racial barriers come down Thursday by East Catholic High School and Friday was held to be a valid exercise In stages. by Manchester Community College. Following is the of congressional power. In today's ruling, Stewart said Justices John M. Harlan suid the 1866 law and the civil rights graduation scheduled this week: Byron R. White dissented. Tuesday: Coventry High and Bolton High. act of 1668 were In sharp, con­ The 1886 law provides that: trast. Wedne^ay: Manchester High, Vernon High, and “ All citizens of the United For Instance, he said, the Re­ Howell Cheney Technical School. States shall have' the same construction statute deals only Thursday: South Windsor High and Rham High. right, In every state and territo­ with racial discrimination and ry, as Is enjoyed by white citi­ not with discrimination ^_on zens thereof to Inherit, pur- grounds of religion or national chase, lease, sell, hold and con- origin. vey real and personal proper- Moreover, he said, Uie 1866 ty.’’ law does not deal specifically Russian Copters It was invoked by Joseph Lee with discrimination In the provl- Jones, a Negro, and his wife, services or facilities In Barbara Jo, who Is white, when connection with the sale or rent- they were barred from buying a a* of a dwelling. home in the Paddock Woods It does not prohibit advertis­ Reported in War Subdivision outside St. Louis. ing that indicates discriminato­ As a result, the court, 102 ry preferences, he said, and it SAIGON (AP) — U.S. mili­ near toe eastern end of the DMZ years after the law was passed, does not refer explicitly to dis­ tary headquarters said today and north of toe Ben Hal river, ruled for the first 'time on Its crimination in financing ar­ meaning that they were over full scope and its constitutiona­ rangements or In toe provision that aircraft "suspended to be of, brokerage services. 6 0 P senatoriai cai^idate E d ^ n H. May Jr. and toe demilitarized zone itself or lity. enemy helicopters” ' were fired Beyond that, Stewart went on, to toe north. In doing so, toe Justices re­ Mrs. May receive a standing and enthusiastic ova­ toe 1866 law makes no provision on during toe weekend near toe jected toe notion that toe 1866 May. Starts Campaign The announcement from the for intervention by the attorney tion from close to 2,000 delegates and alternates, demilitarized zone that divides law was intended only to prohi­ U.S. Military Command said: general and while toe old law following May’s nomination Saturday by acclamar Vietnam. bit housing segregation that had "Headquarters has received re­ can be enforced by an Injimc- A brief announcement added official sanction. •• tion. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) that a daylight reconnaissance ports of radar sightings of uni- tlon, he said, it contains no ex­ The law, Stewart said, “ in By Blasting Ribicoff was made today to ascertain dentifled aircraft In toe vicinity press-______authorization_ for _ a______federal damage and obtain other infor­ of toe eastern end of toe DMZ plain' dnd unambiguous terms order toe payinenrof Withstands Assault HARTFORD (AP) — Edwin H. There are three avowed Nixon mation, but “ no results are and north of toe Song Ben Hal. • • • grants to all citizens, with- damages. May Jr. has launch d his cam­ supporters on the 16-member available,” No visual confirmation has been “ “ t regardto race or color, 'toe stewaii referred to congres- paign for the U.S. Senate with posslble because the sightings same right’ to purchase and gional testimony that toe 1968 rd national delegation from this The statement from toe mili­ a blast at incumbent Democrat state. The others have been tary command tended to partly occurred at night. The low- 'safe property ‘as is enjoyed by ^e necessary even if Abraham Ribicoff, saying' that publicly neutral but are pre­ confirm other reports1 that umi fromirom aircraft were suspected white citizens’ . . Tlmt right upheld the 1866 stat- Hausman a Winner Ribicoff must share toe blame .sumed...... willing.. ~to go with...... Rocke-. 2 to 12 Russlan-bullt helicopters ^ heUcopters and Im^^lred as effertlvely yte, because this year’s law for toe Vietnam war. feller if the party leadership de- had been downed over toe week- '*^®*^® «heen no recurrence of pain since Shafer announced toe en­ Former Alp,,bama Gov. (See Page Twelve) Permanent Tax Hike Needed to return large numbers of help­ toe Initial episode toe night of dorsement at toe end of toe Re­ George C. Wallace returned his less, sometimes dangerous and June 16th,” a medical bulletin publican Governors Association third party presidential cam­ frequently unsanitary inebriates fnom toe hospital said. “ No Conference at Tulsa, Okla., over paign to the South—Richmond, Signs of heart failure have ap­ the weekend and estimated 46 to Va.—today after saying In To Combat Social Problems? to the streets of our cities with­ peared. 60 of Pennsylvania’s 64 Republi­ out even the opportunity to so­ Washington he would emphasize By HOBART ROWEN people should expect no tax cuts if the The bulletin said that Eisen­ can delegates would Join him in law enforcement, rather than ber up adequately which a brief Powell Sure The'Washington Post other programs are to be carried out. hower has remained “ alert and backing Rockefeller. gun laws, as president. Jail term provides.” in good spirits” since his heart Said Rockefeller: "In the last WASHINGTON — You’ve got to “ tell Schultze, drawing on his years of ex- Chief Justice Earl Warren “ If I get to be president,” toe story toe way It Is” . Thus, there Is ^ perience running toe federal budget, and Associate Justices Hugo L. attack Saturday night. To Win Seat week, my campaign has really Wallace said, “ I’m going to “ Mrs. Elsenhower has visited taken off.” But he said further a need to face up to toe probability that goes a step beyond. Black and John M. Harlan stand with the police and we’re “ To put toe matter in Us bluntest with him frequently. His son, endorsements from governors If this country is going to meet its so­ Joined Marshall’s opinion. Jus­ going to have an orderly socie­ cial problems, it will have to raise taxes form,” Schultze says, “ toe only way to tice Byron R. White concurred John and toe general’s brothers who are now favorite sons could ty.” From Harlem to pay toe bills. make really large additional resources in the result for separate rea­ have been kept fully Informed of also release delegates to Join He was interviewed on ABC’s Nixon’s already substantial I mean a tax increase to replace toe available to meet our social problems, sons. his cOndlton,” it added. n e w YORK (AP) — Adam "Issues and Answers.” is to tax ourselves —to decide deliber­ The new seizure was EJsen- -n i. block of nominating votes. temporary 10 per cent surtax that Con­ As toe candidates cam­ gress may pass later this month, and ately that some fraction, of the growth (See Page Fourteen) bower’s second within two was ousted "There Is a delicate balance,” paigned, New Yorkers prepared months. from Congress and then won he said. which almost certainly will expire with in what we might otherwise have con­ to decide toe last of toe major toe end of toe war. sumed for private pleasure we shall de­ Doctors did not minimize the re-election but failed to claim Nixon’s campaign , presidential primaries Tuesday John Mitchell, said meanwhile Most of us have been making toe bland vote to the public good.” danger although stable usually his seat, goes before toe voters -w ith 123 Democratic and 82 That’s plain talk —the kind that Wil­ means the patient’*"treatment of Harlem again Tuesday. And toe former vice president al­ Republican delegate seats at assumption that an end to the Vietnam ready has "more than enough War would uncork some $30 billion — bur Mills, the Chamber of Commerce, and condition are satlsfactoiT. the’s an overwhelming favorite stake. and ^ toe National Association of Manu­ MaJ. George Poster, public af- win renomlnatlon. delegates” to win toe GOP pres­ Democratic State Chairman now being shot away each year —for Bulletin idential nomination and “ will use In needed public programs. facturers won’t like. They would prefer fairs officer at toe hospital, said His opponent in toe Democrat- John J. Bums said New York to expand the private sector, not the In answer to a question doctors ic primary Is John Yung, 62, a not engage in an exchange of 'delegate slates formerly It has come as a shock to many Con­ charge and countercharge with gressmen and others in public, life to public sector. They will say that toe RULE ON WELFARE - said they considered this “ a former member of Powell’s pledged to Sen. Robert F. Ken­ government is already too big. major” attack. staff. Rockefeller.” nedy will remain supporters of realize that a cessation of hostilities will WA8HINOTON (AP) — A Newsweek magazine said Sun­ release only $16 billion of that $30 bil- > But It’s hard to fault Schultze’s logic. The attack came Saturday Whether toe flamboyant Pow- his principles. Mc0artoy back­ ■"One does not wipe out the neglect of unanimous Supreme Court nlght at Walter Reed, where toe ell, vdio is 69, actually returns day its tabulation shows Nixon ers predicted they would win 40 lion —and there will be programs ahead Monday barred Alabama, and only 29 votes short of toe 867 of new social commitments as initial a century at bargain basement price,” 77-year-old five-star general to Washington is still subject to to 60 delegates and Humphrey he says. by implication all states, from needed for nomination, with 673 claimants In the $16 billion. was recuperating from a mild question, even though few in slates were entered in 26 of toe He also courageously points' out why denying welfare aid to chil­ heart seizure which struck him Harlem doubt he will win re- deleg(ates favoring Nixon, 262 41 congressional districts. ' Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, dren simply because their Rockefeller and 146 Callforiiia it is reported, was stunned when he was so much of toe talk of business Investor April 29 at Palm Desert, Calif., nomination and re-election, Rockefeller Is challenged by ment In the ghettos Is a sham: The re­ mothers are having extra­ where he keeps a winter home. Congress may again refuse (o Gov. Ronald Reagan. Nixon delegate candidates for given these hard economic facts of life. marital sex relations. On toe Democratic side, Sen. turn on investing In Improvements — In toe Sunday announcement seat him. Or, a^ he did after the only 11 toe 8 GOP seats at Strikingly similar analyses of the sit­ “ Destitute children who are Eugene J. McCarthy indicates uation have been made by two talented, say In decaying downtown property — disclosing the latest attack, the last election, he may not claim stake.* lega lly 1 fatherless cannot be he plans to step up his presU(en- is subject to Jiormal tax rates. hospital said, "The general his seat. Or he may get caught Delegates were selected by ex-administration economists, Prof. Otto flatly d^ed federally fund­ tial bid against Vice President But Investment in land, rather than spent a comfortable night and up in compUcatltMis stemming party conventions over the Eckstein of Harvard and Charles L. ed assistance on the trans­ Hubert H. Humphrey by press­ physical improvement can yield large his present condition is stable.” from a drawn-out state court ac- weekend in Idaho and Montana. Sohultae, former budget director now at parent fiction that they have ing quesUons on Vietnam and capital gains —especially when specu- toe Brookings Institution. a substitute father,” wrote (Bee Page Eighteen) (Bee Page Twenty-One) other issues he has raised. (See Face Twelve) Eckstein warned that toe American (See Page Twenty-One) Chief Justloe Earl Warren. 1

/ ■ M. X n s j MANCHESTER EVENDfG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 BIANCHfiSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MQl^DAY, JUNE 17, 1968 P A G E T H R E E

S m Y o u r F y t Doctor Soon months as a platoMi leader and o ’ l o i n a Moyers Sees Sheinwold on Bri.dgc Hal B oyle company executive officer with JLFUIB Young 1/.S. Marine Leads the American Marines—without SEE BETTER WITH VISITING EXPERTS LOSE Summer NORTH being scratched. College Faculty “ T H E W A Y HHH Voicing TIGHT MATCH A 6 ^Crazy Water Buffaloes^ From his home In Portville, SAVITT P.O.M.C. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD (? A 9 2 Fat People N.Y., Btmsper won a Naval DavM F. Ctoeenberg o f Tank­ The road to success is paved Theaters 0 AJ97632 By GEORGE MOABTHDR at his side and worked the bat- Academy competitive exam and ers, N.Y., has been appobitad EYEGLASSES New Policies with rocks, which your com­ I HEARD n r ♦ Q9 SAIGON (AP) — For eight tered pack-radios connecting emerged in 1964 as a Marine to the Manchester Conununi^ petitors will pick up and heave More Honest WEST e a s t months a young Marine captain, with the helicopter gunships second lieutenant with a new NEW YORK (AP) — Presi­ at you. A rock of this kind stop­ College faculty as aaslatanf A K104 Don Bonsper, has been the U.S. overhead. bride and a Fulbrlght Scholar- dent Johnson’s former press Ckinnectlcut theatergoers will Storrowton Theatre when "The ped the sly bridge experte who ♦ Q752 professor of bustoess, effeotlTS by John Gruber have a chance to review a cur­ King,” A1 Hlrt, appears with 9 10 6 3 C? Q75 Than Thin? advisor to a bunch of "crazy Although seven had died that ship for U year’s study In Costa next fall. secretary, newspaper publisher call themselves the Dallas Aces 0 Q54 0 1 0 8 morning and 11 were wounded, Rica. rent Broadway box office at­ Pee Wee Young and his VYoung In the recent regional tourna­ NBW YORK (AP)—Jumping water buffaloes.” A member of the bar and a Bill D. Moyers, predicts that traction as "Cactus Flower,” 4 KJ73 It was not exactly what he the South Vietnamese marines A year later, he was In Vlet- Set” June 28-29. ment In Los Angeles. A 10 5 2 registered public aooouittant, Vice President Hubert H. Hum­ to conclusions: had In mind when he graduated were relaxed and sometimes nam. He has spent practically featuring Alexis Smith and CURTAIN CALLS —The first Opening lead three of clu bs.^ SOUTH Greenberg holds a B.8. degree Craig Stevens of "Peter Ounn” of Oakdale Music Theatre’s A AJ983 H you have to trust someone, from the Naval Academy in 1966 even carefree, all of his time here in the field. in accounting and a law degree, We’ve been talking about Incidentally, so vrlll the phrey will soon move away Dallas Ace Bobby Wolff opeh- fame, opens at Oakdale MUsl- summef slate of one-night en­ C? KJ84 you'll generaUy do better by but It has been rewarding, he A little group down the street The only break was a week’s both from New York University. voice, unless it Is properly train­ from the- administration’s posi­ ed the three of clubs when to­ voices In general, and now I $al Theatre tonight for a week- gagements of popular perform­ 0 K says. was having great fun firing a leave with his wife In Hawaii— ed. So will a reed or brass in­ tion on Vietnam. day's hand was played in the putting your taMh In a fat man. He was recipient of the SeM- * Pratcriptioni FiHed want to get down to the types long . ers has been termed "a great 4 8 6 4 BiMiaper's buffaloes are South captured Chinese AK47 subma- returning Feb. 3 and driving man and Seldman . Award strument. Breath control Is In­ Moyers said he has a "hunch” first round of the Los Angeles R'ut people are more likely to be Vietnamese marines of the 2nd chine gun. Others would occa- straight to his battalion which * Lenies Replaced of -voices In particular. The one ’The title of the zany comedy success” by the theater manage­ Knockout Team Championship. e*t North East at NYU for highest grades In timately allied with pitch con­ that Huraphrey will score John' honest than sldnny people sim­ Battalion, which won Its nick- , slonally set off strings of fire- was then also fighting In Saigon, little s i^ e s ts Its Park Ave. ment. Ira Com won with the ace of ss 2 0 Pass tax courses. * Frames Adjifited who draws the most money la trol. You frequently encounter son’s war policies as “ inadequ- name in battle three years ago. crackers taken from the Jum- Now, in the little house where setting or its non shot-om-up It began Saturday night with clubs and relumed the deuce of ss 3 t?.. Pass ply because it ustuOly takes too Greeiib*^ will come to MOC * Time Payments the dramatic soprano, the prlma singers who get sharper and ate” and that the President will The unit charged a Viet Cong bled streetslde shops. Another the Vietnamese marines had set dona, or first lady' of opera. ' plot, centered around a success­ a sellout crowd which watched clubs to the king. All Pass much energy to be crooked. from Bronx Community College, Invited sharper as they get louder and quietly give his blessing to the ful dentist and his gregarious position like "crazy water buf- had patched up a radio and Us- up their command post, Bon- Just what coiistltutea her voice? and listened the new British Wolff was at the crossroads. The more sophisticated the where he has served as asslB- louder. new campaign strategy. . admirer who attempts a little beat was performed by Eng­ foloes,” O’ captured guerrilla re- tend to a love song from Sal- sper peeked at a photo of his Well, to begdn with, she’s I hae^ also heard a well- Moyers spoke on WNEW ’ ra- Did South hold two five-card ma­ conversation at a M«nbofffln tant bustness manager and act>- extracting of her own, namely land’s newest and hottest group, port said. gon’s studios barely five mUes wife, caYefully tucked Inside the We Use America's Best very often not recognized at jor suits or did he have a - a trump to dummy’s ace. ’nil4" W ktall party, the less Hkely it Ing bursar in addition, to teaoh- known opera star admit that af- dlo's "Sunday News Closeup” a gold band. "Cream.” The Vietnamese marines, away. confidential folder of the battal- BAUSCH & LOMB the outset of her training. She ter she has been interrupted by program, ton? Since the bidding suggest­ drew the rest of the trumps Is that half ttie guests present "Cactus Flower” has been Next on the Oakdale one- mostly farm youths with a An American Marine com­ lon’s official combat log. and * 1 * * * " ^ ^ may have a naturally heavy ed that South had real heart and dummy’s diamonds wera„ can jdve the right answer to a law since 1969. Since 1064, he AMERICAN OPTICAL applause, she doesn’t know what “ The problem,” he said, "Is getting good box office on nlghter agenda is an appearance healthy respect for the nation’s mander might take a strict view contemplated his 26th birthday chest register which leads the length. Wolff returned a low p r ^ c a l question, sudi as, has also been teaching evening PRODUCTS the pitch is for her to resume, whether or not Humphrey can Broadway for three years run­ by the fabulous "Four. Tops,’’ good. Tltone scored 660 points' contonkerouB beast of burden, of such light-heartedness but the next month. teacher to believe at first that trump at the third trick. 'How many faucets are ttaere and summer sessions at Hunter This’ is a sad state of affairs, free himself from the incrusta- ning, and has received nothing on tap for July 6. Make early for making four hearts with aq. liked that and now sport a Vietnamese marines have their " I ’ll make it,” he grinned. she should be trained as a mez­ This defense would be correct oh a milk cow?” (toUege. She was talking to a truly great tlons of the last four years and but raves from the New Ytaik reservations! » Overtrick. At the other table shoulder patch showing a wild- own esprit and an advisor has to "I ’ve got 16 days until I go Open Mon. Hiru Sat. 'til 6 zo or contralto. Or she may If 'Sbuth had East’s queen of A fdlow wouldn't mind the Prior to Bronx Community bass who replied, "Well, I can’t emerge as the-Humphrey who critics. “ FOOT BRIGHTS” —Rhode of the match the Ddllas pair^ eyed buffato. get used to it. Along with rang­ home. I’m ready.” have a lighter voice with good hearts and East had South's hlRh cost of sending a son College, Greenberg was a senior Thursday 'tH 9 help you out; I studied violin really wrote the script for most The Wallihgford theater sets Island's noted resident profes­ Who held the North-South cards While Bonsper watched, the ers and an airborne brigade ,the top notes but fuzzy low regis­ king of diamonds. Except t^ugh college if it would Just accountant and assltant budget first and 1 just know what the of what Eugene McCarthy and shows at 8:30 p.m. tonight sional theater, "The Trinity stopped at three diamonds, a" little marines In camouflage marines are Saigon’s shock ter in which she can produce against a tmmp switch. South s^nd Um back home a good SSOOfOOO in Japan Sail officer for the New York City note is.’' Robert Kennedy have been say­ through Thursday, with per­ Square Repertory Company,” sensible contract which cost green were doggedly pushing troops, with the extra latitude tones only with difficulty. would ruff three black cards In them enough international" quarterback. TOKYO—Japan’s sailing popu­ Department of Public Works. The Biggest The bass, of course, had an ac­ ing this year.” formances at 6:80 and 9:80 p.m. headquartered in Providence, through a rubbled street on the permitted such outfits. Training this voice as a lyric dummy and would take his own A man Is stUl boss In the fam­ curate standard built into his On the program, taped Friday Friday and Saturday. 'Tickets will soon be choosing .its six match points to lose the match, western edge of Saigon. Col­ Scratching his head^ Bonsper lation Is estimated at more than or coloratura wHl do no harm five trumps and the two side Daily Question ily if, when they go flopping to­ head. The soprano has to wait the 34-year-old publisher of are available by mall or phone. umns of smoke spiraled sky­ had to reach back to figure out 200,000. Among them are more except to delay Its complete summer productions from a aces. gether In the supermarket, he Bargain At until somebody In the orchestra Long Island’s Newsday, an aft­ MARK TOUR CALENDAR — Partner opens with one spade,^ ward and -the buUdlngs occa- how many men the 6(X)-man bat­ than 6,000 yachtsmen registered Xerox Copjr Serrlco fruition. ’Training the voice as group of nine pre-selected plays Golden Opportunity walks In front of the shopping gives her the pitch. However ernoon dally, said Humphrey Previews of the upcoming Na­ you bid two diamonds, and part­ slonaUy shook from rocket talion had lost since he Joined it for participation In clems racing, a contralto is liable to delay that display a wide variety of Wolff’s switch to tmmps at cart and she pushes It. SAVITT Is common this Is, It is still a has privately opposed Johnson’s tional Lyric Arts Theatre pro­ ner bids two hearts. You holdj" bursts. It was blistering hot. eight months ago. and 20,000 to 80,000 enjoy cruis­ the proper "placement” until mood and talent. the third trick gave a golden I h e reason middle-aged bach­ Bhiepriat and Supply, lae. failure. You’d laugh at an dn- military policies In Vietnam for duction, "After You, Mr. Hyde,” Spades, 6; Hearts, A-9-2; Dia­ Unperturbed, the blond- “ It must have been about 60 ing and various club races. The fine top notes can no longer be Among them are James opportunity to Joe Tltone, young elors hate to have a fresh ro­ P.OM.G. strumentallst who couldn’t time! will be held at. East Haddam’s monds, A-J-9-7-6-3-2; Clubs, Q-91;; Receive First Class Badges crew-cut American checked killed and 300 wounded.” , yachting population has been OBB Rartford Bd., Mim ehMtsr learned. Actually, no voice Joyce’s "Exiles,” Sean Duarte, O lif., expert. Tltone mance during the hot summer sound "A " on his instrument Goodspeed Opera House this What do you say? grease-penciled maps, listened Luckily, Bonsper had gone growing by about 80 to 40 per teacher will be able to say for But, Moyers said, "He Is a O'Casey's "Red Roses For Me,” captured the queen of hearts months is because it gets their Three Cadette Girl Scouts of Troop 688 Friday afternoon received their First a a ss badge, SERVICE when asked; rare indeed is the ’Thursday, Friday and Saturday Answer: Bid three diamonds,*^ to the South Vietnamese major through that—and five previous cent a year. a year or so Just where a voice loyal trouper, as any vice presi­ popular Edward Albee’s “ Deli­ with the king, cashed the king bifocals etU stesuned up. the highest award In Girl Scouting, In ceremonies at St. James’ School. They are, left to right, vocalist who can sound "A ” on at 6 p.m. cate Balance,” a rollicking take­ If partner has five or more Not Up Semc9 belongs, after seeing how It dent shbuld be, and for 3V& of diamonds, and then led a low The troulde with many re­ Elizabeth Thurston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thurston of 628 Spring St.; Ann Ma­ his Instrument without a crutch The show, starring Alfred hearts as well as length In reacts to teaching and practice. years he’s had to express his off on "Hamlet” by Tom St6p- heart toward dummy. West bellions today is that they seem rio Ladyga, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Ladyga of 39 HOrton Rd.; and Mary Hoyt, daugh­ of some sort. Drake and Nancy Dussault, will pard entitled "Rosencrant and spades, he will go on to three' jp3ISI5]S]3ia(SJSi3iSi3(s;5]a;5;SIE513ISISIEMSiSJSISI5I3ISr5I5ISI5l5ISIESIi9I51SISISI3ISI5lDU3ISISiai9i31i!19I3ISiaiSI5iaSI3I3iai^^ Wattrpr«of , Practice should be^n with views privately to one man and played low, and declarer daring­ designed to stir echoes rather ter of Mrs. LesUe Hoyt of 88 Pltldn St. Mrs. Ruel Wicks, leader of the troop, made the presen­ But getting back to the dra­ have its world premiere June Gulldenstern Are Dead,” the hearts. If partner has only four" ‘•vocalises’’ which give flexi­ not publicly to the country.” ly tried a finesse with dummy’s than achieve goals. Elven those tation. The girls met the requirements of social dependability, active citizenship, emergency * 12” matic soprano as a voice, rather 24 and will run through July 13. wildly different "Six Characters hearts, you will be better off” bility to the voice and should Moyers went on: "I do know nine of hearts. who Join In them often can’t ex­ Itreparadne^, and the Girl Scout Promtae. (Herald photo by Bucelvlclua.)______Open 6 Days Every Week — Thurs. and Fri. Nights Open till 9:00 than to its training. Usually, It Edward Albee’s "Tiny AUce” In Search of An Author” by in diamonds than in hearts. give accurate pitch to the sing­ that Mr. Humphrey has always When this finesse worked, plain clearly 'what fiiey are for. develops late, perhaps around ... , . opens at the University of 6on- Luig;! Pirandello, and "Mother er. Usually the flexibility Is South ruffed a diamond and led ; Nine out of ten lads and las­ Dur­ til's 30. In the meantime, the singer ^uesUoned the efficacy of Amer- nectlcut’s Jorgensen Theater Courage” by Bertolt Brecht. tills type'-have been rare. Complete Home Furnishings Since 1 8 9 9 ! Obtained but not the pitch. Quite lean military power In a situa- EXCLUSIVE SHOWING sies who are wearing the new ing World War n , severalera! mov­ may have been doing lyric or June 26, featuring a trio of new­ In addition, Leonid Andreyev’s Contrary to common belief, no­ tion like Vietnam. I know that jtopular Ught-collqr Nehru Jack­ If^llywood Group Plans ies were promoted to benefit mezzo roles. Almost Invariably comers, Chris Grant, Michael "He Who Gets Slapped,” Harold NOW THRU TUESDAY body Is bom with "perfect he’s always felt that a- military ets can’t spell Nehru's ^ t It develops in a large woman, Graves and Rob Kilgallen. Each Pinter's "The Homecoming” ANNB HBimXli) •uST' war charities such as British pitch.” The sounds of our solution was impossible and that ijame without looking it up. But We're Delightfully Air Conditioned for Your Shopping Pleasure for a dramatic soprano must of them has a list of television and Shakesi)eare’s classic Films on Social Ills Relief, the Stage Door Canteen, scales are purely arbitrary se­ a political solution was the only you and I m ew all the time it produce an immense sound. and Broadway credits. "Twelfth Night” afe being con­ the Hollywood Canteen etc. lection from the infinite num­ way' to resolve this seemingly ^as Jawaharlal—or something nils is the type o< voice to Local Jazz fans are still sidered." By BOB THOMAS widow. Jack Lemmon, Paul Last yoax a pilan was smnounc- ber available, and they have to intractable problem In Vietnam. like that-didn't we? sing "Turandot" in Puccini’s anxiously awaiting opening Trinity’s opening date Is as Shown Dafly at 7 :16 A 9 :80 AP Movle-Tdevlslon Writer Newman, Sidney Poltler, Harry ed for an aU-atair film to bene­ be learned. This can only bo opera, soaring out across the "He has not been an advo­ night at West Springfield’s yet unannoimced. §M Sat. 1:80-3:20-5:10-7:30-10:00 ■ One of the first things a pa.- Belafonte, and Lew Wasserman, fit Hollywood’s major charity, Make Outdoor Fun a Family Affair accomplished by careful llsten- footlights and across the very cate, in the inner councils, of Sun. 1:80-3:20-5:10-7;16-9;80 frolman does when he becomdil HOLLYWOOD (AP) — A head of the Music Corp. of the Motion Picture Relief FunA Ihg. large brehestra which seems ut- "?U“ ary approach to the POOR a detective Is to throw away his group of film figures concerned America. but as yet no -such film has Xt always amazes me to find terly incapable of drowning It ProWem of Vietnam. I’m sure COW No one under IS admitted Vide heavy brogans and buy a over the plight of the Negro ^Jooperative film ventures of materialized, how few singers listen to them­ It Is also the type of voice for Elder Sirhan Says Speeches Adult Identification H^utred p«dr of lightweight shoes, so he have Joined In a cooperative With Rugged California Redwood selves, when everybody else Is Wagnerian roles. It frequently ^® ultimate — Plue — 9Ui BEOOBD w"»*« rponey from his bank account. However, Haney said Thurs­ by spending too much time in Martin______Luther_King—tils King—Ms begin- England IntercoUeglate 200-yard Butterfly Champion III or Unemployed. Juit Tell standard, but most of them do voice In their Hftys. Flagstad Wayne Morse, D-Ore., claims If He said his son was born in day the telegram said only that UONS! TlGERS!.rA.x pool halls now has k nlnga In the MvU righto cause, and record holder. Savitt. Jft W ill Gladly Wait, so; many don’t use anything at and Lehman could still sing at Vice President Hubert Hum- alal. A pitch pipe will vary ac­ 70, though not with their orlg- phrey "continues to follow the Jerusalem and had painful the revocation was "pending as­ grandson who to wmeWng Ms rdbufte he received along 'til. You Are Back on Your EUPHANTS! HORSES! career by thinking he can s w . these in power, cording to how hard It Is blown. Inal luster. administration pplicy” in Viet- memories of the 1948 Palestine signment to a unit.” It did not Feet. What Could be Fairer?' ------^------nam he will not be elected Pres­ war, feelings which he had car­ indicate where or when he ALL oi oyn smE Ms way to business success by ^ght down to Ms assassination. L-THAT'S P.d.M.Q.—J ident. ried into adult life and which might be advised to report. idaylng goU at the country club "Then we’ll go to a round-ta­ He said Sunday the U.S. prac­ had been further provoked by on weekdays. i ble discussion'with such figures 4 Piece Hollywood Names to Make tice of sending draftees Into an Robert Kennedy’s “ anti-Arab” One way to teU a man's a ge Is as Harry Belafonte, Marten rhis energy celF "unconstitutional war” there is speeches. NOW THRU TUESDAY FUNFORAwioMGtoeO to toss B penny on the sidewalk Brando, Candice Bergen, Jack Free Social Issue Movies the "great Issue” in Southeast As a child, he said, his son In front M Mm. H he glances at Lemmon, , Don Blocker, Paul powers your Asia. had seen Arabs in Jerusalem It, then walks-on,he's under 86. Lemmon, Sidney Poltler, Nancy Chaise Set $79,00 By CHARLES CHAMPUN ents would donate their services Morse was In Bridgeport to killed by Israeli terrorist gangs BEN SE6AL A BOB HALL PrtMnt If he bends down and picks it Sinatra, Raquel Wdeh, etc. Use Our Revolving Credit! The Los Angeles Times to the films undertaken by the speqk at the last of a forum and had seen a woman neighbor up, he's between. 86 and 49. If he talking about matters concern- Belforie electronio HOLLYWOOD — Several top corporation, and said he hoped series at the Jewish Community stabbed by an Israeli dagger. starts to bend down but hUts tag the Negro. After tiiet, we Hollywood stars, executives and that other craftsmen would Center. Slrhan the boy himself was in­ because back hurts Mm, will take certain persona Into Chaise, 2 Chairs and Round Coffee Table. Enjoy a place for one year! producers Thursday announebd 'work for minimum salaries. He is currently running for jured In the face in 1948 when he’s over 6fl. the field and let them examine in the sun I Frames of 2” thick California redvirood; box- the formation of a new non-prof­ He indicated that future film re-election after >rinning a state an Israeli mortar exploded near Peihaps tito reason fewer the situation firsthand. edge cushions, urethane foam-filled. Cushions are re­ Eltotrenle ventures might, for example:, him, his father said. it corporation to produce films primary contest. bird# nest around homes any­ “We might sit Gregory Peck versible. P l^ avocado covers. "dealing with racial relation­ consider the problems of the The nation’s Voters will "com ­ The father said he does not more to that so many of our down with a bunch of Btock $ 4 9 9 s ships, poverty and other con­ American Indian and might in pletely overhaul” the present know whether he will go to leathered friends have laughed Panthers and let them tell Mm temporary social Issues.” fact not necessarily be confined system of electing the president America "because the situation themsrtves to death watcMng how they feel about the wMte The first film, a semi-docu­ to problems or audiences in the within "a decade” , Morse said the human antics at bacJQrard community. We might put Can- mentary, will center on the life, United States. before his speech. One Show Startlnc At 8:15 „ barbecues. dice Bergen wltii a family in work and death of Dr. Martin Financing, Wise said, would As an alternative to the na­ AIR-CONDITIONED Just when we decide the Harlem and let her sit up all Luther King Jr. Production is not be sought initially from tional nominating conventions £4Sr WINDSOR world has gone altogetiier to the night on their ‘rat patrol.’ In S T A T E DRIVE IN ★ RT.5 tentatively scheduled to begin in traditional film sources but and the electoral college, Morse MANCHISTIR CIHTIR aovu,devil, weww bee, Mv-wnow and—^ then, ——. an - that way, w©we couiacoidd give uiethe ADVANTAGES OF OUR August. from major U.S. corporations suggested, the country should PARK RIAR OF TMIATil 1 old lady plaoliBy at w r k ln her audience an Identity with the Producer-director Robert Wise and foundations eager to bring establish a "national primary Feature at 6:80 A 9:30 rose garden, and decide mere w problem.” ^ SWIMMING PROGRAM and producer-actor Tom Langh- the, power and resources of mo­ day.” m some hope for ipankllld yet, EXCITEMENT AU tills sounds like unusual lin presided Jointly over a pVess tion pictures to bear on, areas "You don’t think the political MGM pieunls An Allen Klein Pioduclion rkrv^tHEiniKEKi End Adv Wed Ym i June M, material for film theaters, but it Approximately 1,626 campers have learned to swim (since conference at the Screen Direc­ of grave social concern, includ­ machines of this country speak Sent June 11. both Brando and Laughlln as- the camp was instituted In 1969) tors Guild here. Joined with ing the diiteiculties of all racial fpr the people,, do you?” asked Tony Anthony pMMaed June U sined that the movie would be A, Over 1,006 other campers have become more proficient in Morse. A C A D E P AWARD WINNER them were Jack Lemmon, Jean and linguistic minorities. geared to compete as movie en­ 'their four baslc^ strokes. Stanley Kramer HURRY! HURRY! Seats NOW on Sale Simmons, Elizabeth James (who Other personalities who have ”A stranger production DON'T MISS THE BIG SHOW •gUTHEBY* AB810MBIENT tertainment. Proceeds from the COMEBACK ★ Swimlng to conducted.In a 6-acre, crystal-clear, spring-led 5 Piece was featured in Laughlin’s re­ pledged support and active par­ in t o w n ” .Spencer i Sidney i Katharine DECATUR, ni. (AP) — Deca­ film project have been ear­ cent film "Bom Losers” ), Can- ticipation Include Dan Blocker, NEW DELHI (AP) — An irri­ A Stum For tht Entire Family-Youni & Oi! pond. Pay in Metrocolor /j TRACY I POITIER ' HEPBURN tur police had a sUthery assign­ marked for the Southern Chris­ dice Berg;ren and Marlon Bran­ Katharine Ross, Nancy Sinatra tated British citizen complained tian LeadersMp Conference, A Swimming exMbitions every other Wednesday evening. SI ment Tuesday. They captured a For One Low Price You Get do. Jr. and Raquel Welch. All of In a New Delhi court that a mat­ Plus Big Co- at 8:00 guess who^s e-foot-long pet alligator wMch wMch was headed by King. W eekly A Individual swimming records ot each camper are kept In Barbecue Wise and Laughlln are on a them plus^Belafonte,-Candice ter which would have been set­ Terry Moore - Jon Murray in TUES.TOSUH.EVESI escaped from Its basement Hto successor, the Rev. Ralph tled in two days in England had com ing to dinner] MORN'S AND MATINEES me. e Six foot 6-board table board of trustees for the as yet Bergen, Brando, Newman, Lem­ mmmrsmr/iBBiiTaFnKMm! Also * 2 5 ^ cage. David Abernathy, is a member taken tv4o months to resolve in SAT. AM) SUN. Savitt Gives P.O.M.Ge unnamed corporation. mon and Poltler will partici­ MGM fHlMNt'., Lynn Redgrave The ll-year-old alligator, of the board of trustees of the A Latest swimming techniques are employed. e Two 6' side benches Other board members Include pate in the Initial production. India. “GEORGY Om i/’ IKUK. LN: MI. lU 5, lUA 2 FJt _ t22»-U}-.4.H named Oscar, belongs to George film cooperative, as are King’s Set $79.00 With Ail Credit Cards Lemmon, Paul Newman, Sidney Evidently, they will be photo­ The magistrate replied "Be­ CHILOKIN II VUM AND UNDID MAD A Survival techniques are taught. Mon. thru Fri. “ Dinner” 0:00 ' 11 ^ IM;MT,l*IUN.IMl -1UMJ3-5J1 A, Bastob, a retired fish breed- Poltler, Harry Belafonte, Wtrs. graphed talking with persons fore you came to India and gave CNIIDNIN » VIADD AND UNDU tUD A Instructional swim In morning and Irr" lervlsed swim • Two Cushioned Chairs us this complicated legal struc­ “ Girl” 7:16—Sat-Sun. “ Din­ Use Our Revolvinff Credit! Martin Luther King Jr. and intimately associated with Dr. ner” 2:00-5:80-9:06, “ Girl” **^PoUce found Oscar basking ln „ ^ In the afternoon. ture, we were settling these Dr. Ralph Abernathy. Proceeds King’s career or involved in In METROCOLOR 8:46-7:20. WBlIiidBd, WilMur C m « Ffcay.. bM M the sun near Bastob’s home and FR EE various groups concerned posi­ things in two hours.’’ milRVATIONS GO 9-1191 A The Gamp Glen Haven Swimming Team to imdeleated from the first film will go to quietly led him back to hto pen. since Its formation 10 years ago. Record 26 WINS and NO the late Dr. King’s Southern tively or negatively with the ra­ DEIIVGRY WKDALE LOSSES. Christian Leadership Confer­ cial question. i .nrPTB!R, 26 YEARS ENEODTE EverythinRf you need for entertaining family and friends in the back yard or on the patio! ^^^ade of rusfged, ence. Wise said Lou Wasserman had AtAMOCKlRDO, N.M. (AP) ARTHUR DRUO • TONITB Fifth & Find Month— The All Time Record Smasher FRIDAY, JULY 5 at 8:30 P.M. SUNDAY, JULY 7 For Further litfermotien, Write durable California redwood to last for years. The big 6-board table is extra wide, comes with 2 full-len^rth Wise made it clear that he pledged the full support of Uni­ MANCHESTER Top — A letter mailed In Alamogor­ and all the other creative tal- versal Studio to the project. It 8:30 P.M. D R I V f c - I N 1st Run \. do during World War n showed GEORGE MITCHELL, Comp Director side benches and two chairs. Plain avocado covens. Distribution of the films will Action THE up this week at Its destination In be arranged through regular Show THE Batavia, N.Y. There was no ex­ (Over 20 Years' Camping Experience) -> < $ ■ iJIanrl^Fatfr trade channels, very likely on planation where the letter had MCMptesenls An AIIhi Klein Pfoduclion Have You Tried Keith’s FOUR A L been for the past quarter cen­ OHAROE YOUR P.O. BOX 13 MANCHESTER. CONN, a cooperative basis involving T-slimnj A ,1 \ “ One-Stop Shopping?” LOOK FOR THE P.O.M C. several distributing companies, Tony Anthony \ THE FUNNIEST tury. or CaH StCN OVER THE DOOR Published Dally Except Sundays to give the films the widest pos­ \ MosTTOuenma TOPS The letter addressed to Mtos PRESBRIPTION • We’U Gome To Your Home HIRT Gamp Dtrectoi^West Hartford, 283-7626 To Advise You! oiilt rttrn iIII 1*1 and Holidays at 13 Bissell Street. sible display. ’*A stranger \ FILM OF THE Blva Clark in Batavia was re­ » J NJ.UI!IMIIJIig' Make Sure You're at Savitt Manchester, Conn. (06040) V YEAR! turned to Alamogordo marked Gamp Secretary—Hartford 668-6770 • Use Our New Revolving Credit Flan! Telephone 043-37U SPECIAL SESSION in tow n ” 8-13 .‘ "3 "unclaimed.” The letter was Assistant Gamp Director—Mr. Jim Brezlnskl, 640-6706 M A N C H E S V C R Second Olus Postage Paid at I. DltBW, TJMIt J U LY ”°sSt • All PurohMes Inspected 1 11 5 M A IN 5 T SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — mailed by a Cpl. Brewer of the Free Brochures available at Krause Florist, 621 Hartford Rd. Before Delivery! Manchester, Conn. Army’s 678th Bomber Squadron Welcome Hera When the New Mexico Le^sla- Howard KEEL-AruALBERGHETTI Nassllf Sports Store, 991 Main St.; Bolton Pharmacy In Bol­ • V/e Have Terms at the old Alamogordo To Please Everyone! Oppwite the Bennet Junior High School on L>wer (South End) Main Street SAVin SUBSCREPnON RATES ture went into special session ton; Hobby Shop, 403 Genter St.; Paganl Barber Shop, Jack­ ” ... For Brienfiy Service Phone 048-4169 .. . ' Payable In Advance recerflly,''it was the 13th special Army Air Base. AT One Year ...... 330.00 BURNSIDE son’s Wayside Market in Wapplng, Stove-Tom's Pizza House ASYLUM STREET TeuntoAtLcJib The letter was maUed June 7, Six MdoUis ...... 16.60' meeting of the legislature dur- iBO BURN'.UJS AVI IASI tiARlIORI' ------UBIW UlIKliwr nWY.UIDDDll ★ AMPLE PARKING FRONT OF STORE, OR IN LOT NEXT TO OUR STORE ★ ing the 66 years IDAS anid showed up^m Batavia in Rockville, and Nutmeg PhariuMy, Vernon. 3S SECONDS FROM MAIN Tliree Kontlui ...... 7.8O of New Mexico PAIttVISION' COtOR FREE PARKING 578 PINE PHARMACY ------£ 1 ------One Month ...... a,oo statehood. Friday, exactly 26 years after it Optn Monday 'HI 6 was mailed. DM Center St GAU-Hld Thuradav 'til « A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 PAGE FIV E PAGB FOUR MANCHESim EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 Irish Republic after serving of the week nre as follows. On All other cafeterias will be clos­ founded Methodist, John Wes­ South Windsor ed Friday. Today in History ley, was bom. more than 20 years as prime Tuesday, ^aghetti with meat minister. ALUMmUM sauce, tossed green salad with In 1940, France asked Germany Belton By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for peace terms In World War Five Years Ago French Dressing, French bread Manchestor EvpnlnB Ilenild, Today is Monday, June 17, SIDING MUSIC RECITALS (high school and Timothy Ed­ 8oiit|i Windsor Correspondent, U. British Prime Minister Harold Town Council to Appoint the 169th day of .1968. There are MacMillan won a vote In Parlia­ Pr»sented by Students of wards only), cake with icing, Catherine R. May, tel. 644.2298. 197 days left in the year. In 1943, the Italian city of PAINTING Junior Girl Scout Members bread and butter, milk. Wednes­ Naples and the islaqd of Sicily ment In the John Profumo and V" ' Today’s HlKhllght In History Christine Keller scandal, but New PBC Member Tonight day, frozen orange juice (ele­ On this date in 1778, the Bat­ were pounded by Allied bomb­ DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER Mike Hegan Sold ers. MacMillan’s position was Esrimpt* Awarded Badges, at Supper mentary only), assoifed sand­ tle of Bunker Hill was fought in shaken. will meet es will be auctioned off. Any- wiches, "potato chips (high NEW YORK (AP)—The New the Revolutionary War. (Out­ In 1963, a U.S. Supreme Court THURSDAY-JUNE 20 One Year Ago Call — Z. LEONE Badges were awarded last Hospitality, Housekeeper, Pets, n library of the one \yisHlng to donate items school and Timothy Edwards York Yankees sold first base- numbered Americans repulsed ruling banned the required re­ FRIDAY— JUNE 21 High School. mfiy' contact Richard Tracy or citation of the Lord’s Prayer or Ctommunist China announc­ C o n tracto r week at a potluck supper tor Toyniaker), Ann Marie Cafro only), pudding, milk. Thursday, man Mike Hegan to the Seattle the British twice but finally re­ The council will appoint a Ray Dankel. Manager’s decision. Friday, Pilots, one of the American treated. Bible verses in public schools. ed it had exploded its first members o( Junior Girl Scout (Aetive-Citizen Magic Carpet) 742-6962 and Mary Schappert (Personal Waddell School (Auditorium) 7:30 P.M. member of the Public Building School Menu Orchard Hill and Pleasant League’s two new teams tor On This Date In 1989, Eamon , De Valera hydrogen bomb. It was the sixth Oommisalon to take the place Troop 667 and their mothers. Health). Tickets ovoikible at the door The menus for the remainder Valley will be serving milk only. 1969. In 1703, the church leader who was elected president of the Chinese nuclear test. Entertainment followed the OIrl Scout Support of Carlo Prestlleo, who resign­ ed as chairman of the PBC on presentation of awards, and. Junior Girl Scout Troop' 6B8 June 2. Mrs. Edward Steele, troop lead­ held its mother-daughter supper Robert O’Connell of Pleasant er, was given a present. and awarding of badges last Receiving awards were Mi­ Valley Rd. has been named tem­ month. The girls presented a porary chairman of the PBC. chelle Barcomb (Magic Car­ a t t e n t io n PARENTS! skit and musical pieces for en­ He’ will serve as temporary pet, Personal Health, Gypsy, tertainment. Water Punt, Carol Carpenter chairman until the Town Coun­ Gifts were g^ven to the lead­ SUMHER READINO CLASSES cil appoints the new member (Active CJltlzen, Cook, Needle- ers, Mrs. Phyllis Laneri and For and the group names a new SMILING ^ SERVICE craft, Dabbler, Gypsy, Water Mrs. Shirley Yoo. Thanks Baemtntory. Ir. High, High School and Oelletie eu**"** Fun), Debra Carron (Collector, chairan. O’Connell’s term on the badges w6re presented to Mrs. PBC will nm until November Cook, Dabbler, Drawing and Ronald Churchill and Mrs. 30, 1969. Painting, Health Aid), Kath­ Small,

won't f«dl into the hands at desperate or Inside insane individuals who don't sign trea- Jles. But it may be neither the om M ons Report Sunning ^pralii nor the loopholes which constitutes the (Oontliuied from Page 8) p u b l is h e d b y t u b real weakness of this nuclear pact. Ttiat HSRAIjD PRINTIXO OO., INC IS BtmU Street may still He in the same fatal fascina­ agatost toe racially restrictive maicfaeeter, Conn. tion with power which has, from the politics of his Southern support­ THOltAS r. FKROUSON WALTBR R. FBRQU80N bftih of the fitomlc age, kept any of the ers, Nixon has not permitted PubUehers holders of nuclpar destructive power them to block his national posi­ FounSed October 1, 1881______tions. His much-acclalmed from any really , serious consideration of PUbUebed Every Bvenins Except S u ^ ys speech on economic black power and HoUdays. Enteced at- tbe PoM Offtte at surrendering Uielr own nuclear arma­ Hanoheater. Conn., os Second data Mtdl was made over objections of his Matter.______ments position to any mutual treaty, or Southern advisors. ’Ihese same to any supranational custodianship, like SUBSCRIPTION RATES Southemers were beside them- Paya^ In Advance the United Nations. sSlves when Nixon worked back­ One Year ...... 130.00 Six MontJia ...... 16.60 Not merely to find a way to keep the stage In passage of the Federal Three Mpnttis ...... 7.80 capacity to possess and use nuclear open housing hill. One MmM ...... 3.60 weapons from spreading, but to find a Yet, even on the national MEUfBEIR OF scene, Nixon remembers his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS way to de-fuse the nuclear weapons al­ f The Aaaoclated Preaa U exclasively entitled ready in the stockpiles of the existing Southern flank. One lieutenant to the use of repubUoatlon of all nevra dla- has spread toe word In the paiobes credited to H or not otherwlae credit­ nuclear powers —that Is perhaps the ed In this i>aper and also the local noyra pub- South that Nixon’s last stated Habed here. real heart of the problem of survival. If position on open housing legis­ AH itahta of repdbUoaUnn of apeolal dla- the present treaty gives an illusion of patches herein are also reserved. lation waa against it. To this safety for anybody, it is itself a danger. date, he has not publicly sup­ The Herald Piintlnv Oompany Inc., aa-.. nunea no finandal responalblllty for typo- . If it ever does prove to lead to some­ ported such legislation. gra|)hloal errors appearing In advertisements thing more real and substantial, we will Such tiptoeing has worked so aaxl other reading matter in The Manchester Ehrening Herald. be surprised. far. Immediately following the big primary win in Oregon, Nix­ Subeortber to Los Angeles TTmea-Washing- ton Post News Service. on was endorsed by Rep. Brad­ IhiU service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. ford Morse of Massachusetts, an PubHshens Representatives — The Julius Awaitins: A Non-Organizatioa Man Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi­ Things ^ t are right, that makq sense, outspoken civil rights advocate, cago, Detroit and Boston. that strike a hopeful, sane note are is6'*' and virtually endorsed by Sen. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIROULA- rare In this world of ours that the con­ Strom-Thurmond of South C aro;/ TIONS. scientious observer has to reach ruth- - lina, elder statesman of the ftfn Crow Republicans. DlMlay advertising closing hours: lessly for them where they exist, even For Holiday — i p.m. mday. How long can Nixon k^ep both For Tuesday — I p.m. Saturday. if. In order to reach them, he must dis­ For WedneMuy — l p.m. Moncav the Morses and the l^iurmonds? For Thursday -• I p.m. Tuesday card other developments of seemingly For Friday — ; p.m. Wednesday He did maintain a North-South For Saturday — 1 p.m, ThurtdaV, greater importance. coalition throughout the 1960 Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before Today, for instance, we throw into the publication, 5 p.m. Fridav for Saturday campaign) partly by slmidy Ig­ and Monday publication. comment discard - f o r attention at noring potentially divisive inci­ ACootlay, June 17 some later date if we ever happen to dents such as Bo Callaway's get around to it —the rather Interesting speech in Jackson. Whether the theory that outer Cape Ood may once same tactic can work in the _____f . . _____ have been the bottom of a fresh water superheated atmosphere of 1968 — The Spock-Coffin Verdict remains to be seen. lake, back in the days of the receding Listening to Roll Call at GOP Convention “ It,would seem to have been both the ice age. Group of notalUes at GOP en, Abner Slbal of Norwalk is s^ ted in second row on rtage front row, from left to right, convention; and Cong. TTionias ~ legeitgUc tactics of the defense for Or. TUs may be a theory, a geological Z BeRjainln Spock and Yale Chaplain Wll- State (3onventdon listen to roll- conceded defeat and called for of the Bushnell Audltoriiun. In are: House Minority Leader Meskdll, permanent chairman discovery, of great Importance. But, for Deaths in call vote for nomination of can­ nomination of Edwin H. May center, with gray jacket and Nicholas Lenge, chairman of df the convention. In ttiird row, 7 liam Sloane Coffin, Jr. plus the ruling the moment, we brush It aside. didate for U.S. senator. Several of Wethersfield by aedamatdon. polka dot tie, is former UJ?. resohittons committee; behind Mrs. May, is former of the presiding judge which kept their We reach, rather, for the appealing, m'inutes aflter picture was tak­ Mrs. May, In the white dress, Sen. Prescott Bush, who made former House Clerk John Ger- Gov. John Lodge. (Herald photo trial In Boston from reaching those areas beguiling fact that this discovery has The Nation ncanlnaiUng speedi.for is&y. In ordo, pesmonent dleilc of the by Buceiviclus.) ^ ot law and moralKy which might have been brought to public attention by" a Turney Allan Taylor . . been truly significant. gathering of what would have to be de­ ~ The defendants in the case chose to BOSTON (AP) — Turney Al­ scribed as the non-members of a non. lan Taylor, 70,.autoor and news­ Events in Capital — try to deny they had done anything ii- organization known as Friends of the paperman, died Sunday in a lo­ About 2,000 prisoners were in­ -> legal udien they might conceivably have Pleistocene. The non-founder of this non­ cal hospital here. Taylor joined *West Point for Doctors' chosen to glory in the clsiim that they WASHINGTON (AP) A mil­ ducted into the Army during a organization is Dr. Richard Flint of Yale toe New York Times in 1942 aft­ three-year period beginning in ~ had committed acts which were, on one er. working on two Atlanta news­ itary medical academy to help c/> University, and It is apparently tribute 1942. ~ level at least, clearly illegal. fill the nation’s shortage of both to his taste and wisdom that in all Its Photos From Abroad By William Bourn papers, the Encyclopedia Bii- "It must be pointed out," said r When they concentrated their defense FTRST AT LE MANS IN 1 % 7 : Ford Mark IV tannica and toe National Real service and civilian doctors has 31 years the non-organization has con­ been proposed by a ranking a defense official, “ that these ~ on an effort to prove they bstd complied sistently maintained its own tradition of Estate Journal. AmQQgJ)ls sev­ men Were not hardened crimi­ eral books are "What Elsenhow­ member of the House Armed ~ with exlstiag laws on the ordinary level, possessing only non-officers, collecting nals,” er Thinks” and “ What Every­ Services Committee. •- they forfeited their option of clsUming only non-dues, and producing only non- Rep. F. Edward Hebert, D- Z they had felt required to follow a higher body Wants To Know About Capital Footnotes puhNcatlons. Herald Wine.” La., describing his proposed A House Agriculture Commit­ ~ law. There were two kinds of law they The reason we have to reach for such academy as a “ West Point for tee report concludes there is lit­ Inside Report Sam(Wahoo) Crawford ~ might have claimed to follow, in prefer- hopefid and encouraging news, even Yesterdays doctors,” urged Secretary of tle hunger in the United States HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Sam — ence to the draft law. They could have though it throws the top headlines about Defense Clark M. Clifford over bait wldeiapread malnutiision Z claimed to be following a higher moral 2 5 Years Ago (Wahoo) Crawford, 88, major the weekend to appoint an Inter­ caused largely by ignorance on the Cape Into the discard, is that we Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak league slugger before toe “ live­ “ law of their own, so powerful within strawberry sales hit an all departmental committee to proper diet. The report says a have a firm belief that the principle of ly ball” era, died Saturday after study the idea. themselves they could never choose to time high at 44 cents per quart. Lament to the Far Ekurt North fights South ofid many survey of 181 counties in 19 non-organization might stlU rescue this WASHINGTON — The un­ publican who served as a Gold- a lengthy illness. Crawford, who Graduates of the academy Z disobey it Eighth grade graduation exer­ die. states found no starvation and poor world of ours. If it could be given intentionally revealing speech water-Wallace intermedlaiy in Charlie hit us hard and ran. South joins North and women holds toe major league record would be required to become little hunger but many stories of Z Or they might have claimed to be fol- cises are held at Manchester Then toe hot pursuit began. half a chance. delivered in Jackson, Miss., 1964, made this clear in a little- cry. for lifetime triples—312 over 19 military doctors for a specified people, especially children, suf­ 3 lowing the law this country joined in Green School for 34 students. Just suppose that the nert time some; June 1 by Howard (Bo) Call­ noticed incident this year. We know not who the enemy Is, seasons, was toe only player to period. Hebert suggested this be fering malnutrition. •> creating and laying down and sentencing away and the thundering silence A party workshop under the Down toe slope we chased toe lead both leagues in home runs. U l body says orguRlzc *1*®^ don’t. Or But each of us have known of about seven years. Congressional leaders, trying •. and executing aermans undercut Nurem- in response to it from the Nixon auspices of the Republican Na­ Cong, He hit 16 for Cincinnati of toe that If somebody says join we don’t. his. By training its own doctors, to broaden a 1963 program to In- high command tell much about tional Committee was scheduled The swamp ahead and not too National Leag;ue in 1901 and r berg. tt is about the only thing that hasn’t Promotion exercises are held Hebert said, the military would ■blffclise toe number of doctors in Republican Presidential poli­ for Birmingham, but Martin long. seven with Detroit of the Ameri­ draw fewer from the civilian " When they chose to fight their own ever really been tried. for 408 eighth graders at Bar­ Our opposition lies at home. the United States, say the sec­ CO tics ' in the Deep South today. announced he was withdrawing nard Junior High. can League in 1908. t medical force and ease the legal battle on a lower levd, they lost The twentieth century awaits the non­ Callaway, just named as Within toe diadow of our dome. tion for federal grants to build - from it because Dr. John Nixon, We came through toe marsh In shortage in both arfias. o » jtheir best and highest chance of creating organization man. Richard M. Nixon’s Southern re­ Negro and state president of the Mrs. Joseph F .' Wallett of Ool. John T. Byrne and expand medical schools is c o chase. Our Fifty States are freedoms He said the proposed Uni­ X) . o ~ a hljhcr issue, and they made their own gional coordinator, told the NAACP, was on one of the Waranoke Rd. is elected presi­ PALO ALTO, Calif. (AP) — threatened by a Vietnam budget z The stagnant stench fell on my call, Retired Army Col. John T formed Services Medical Acade­ crunch. But they say a section “ conviction, in that court on such a level, Mississippi Republican conven--'- panels. Easily spooked by intra­ dent of toe American Legion my, which he suggested be in V) r* something more drab than heroic. The Setf-Accuapg Approach tion that “ perhaps we can get party rumblings. National Chair­ Auxiliary. face. A basic plan for one and all. Byrne, 67, who parachuted into of the program launched by 5 (03 Washington to use existing fed­ m O Z Even had they tried harder, however, Many young people today frankly ad­ George Wallace on our sldb. man Ray Bliss canceled the Berchtesgaden at the end of then President John F. Kennedy >< I cleared toe bush and then I I know my buddies will be back. World War H searching for eral medical facilities, would to help pay the cost of medical O ~ the chances ore the presiding judge mit that they’ve plain given up on com­ That’s where he belongs.” He workshop. produce 100' doctors the first next suggested that Nixon is a feU, Adolf Hitler, died Saturday aft­ educations has worked well. ■n ~ woidd not have allowed them progresq in municating with their elders —in fact, Moreover, Martin is backed At least toe ones whose luck year and 300 a year thereafter. ■n a sizable number seem to have given "constitutional conservative” — by Alabama’s extremist and In my chest flared fires of Hell. won't lack. er a long illness. Byrne during significant direction. He specifically A Thought for Today Hebert is third-ranking Demo- Capital Quote O m — a up on communicating with others. A min­ a Southern codeword connoting racist elements in his race for the war helped plan strateg;y m What other soldier has no Allan B. Kline my. □ But like it or not, the future of the Wal’laceite and, unlike Barry forces in the state party. Yet “ Our Father, Htdlowed Be gressmen.” —National Rifle As­ Z » or to argue that the Nuremberg laws • Is It not toe wish of man. doubt? WESTERN SPRINGS, 111. sociation President Harold W. a o world really does depend in large meas­ Goldwater in 1964, wants no Nixon recently appeared in They Name” (D Z compelled them to oppose that war on To first correct his native land. (AP) — Allan B. Kline, 63, pres­ Glassen. z ure on responsible communications be­ rapprochement with George page one iihotogrraphs of Birm­ Prisoner Draft Rejected > 1 “ pain of guilt for it. * In toe model prayer that To feel his mother’s warm love Oh, we could keep our country ident of the American Farm Bu­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The < tween people. The style of commence­ Wallace. Indeed, key Nixon ingham newspapers in earnest (0 ■" Now that they have tost on the low free, reau Federation from 1947 until Pentagon says the possibility of- fi) ment addresses has moved far away staffers were most upset by conversation with Jim Martin. Christ gave us. He put toe things ray. D 3 1964, died Friday while visltng drafting prisoners for military BIT OF NATURE SAVED C o — level where they chose to fight the case, from the confident bombaist of an earlier Callaway’s indiscretion (par­ Nor does Nixon feel constrain­ of God first. Before any peti­ To thank his God for every If only we could help -It be. ~ If so. It Is too bad they ever edged away Southern Republicans are in Ne. SRVRW.'.'Ji:-.'.' .. " ' f i ' - do to God. Coming Here 2; Z from their own opportunity to rest their treat from its problems. ’The hippies can ernor of Georgia in 1966 and gro votes is seen in Tennessee, a cause. Other means would strenghten o be beguiling, no doubt about it. In prac­ is the party’s brightest light in We must, however, hallow To give my life without a pause. them. * cause entirely upon that belief. moderate middle-South state. MOSCOW (AP) —The chief Q. God’s name also with our lives. ticing values preached by their elders — the Deep ^uth today. Nixon Its delegation in 1964 was all- rabbi of toe Soviet Union left to­ has won and wooed the Call­ We must live as we pray. Says love, brotherhood, peace, creativeness, white, and the only Negro this If I should fight against toe I fear not In my own behalf. day for New York, where he is aways and is not about to sacri­ Jesus: "Let your light shine be­ But what of men to follow aft? ~ More Pomp Than Hope individuality, disdain. for more self-ag­ year will be merely an alternate night. expected to defend the Soviet grandizement —they’ve provided som: fice them out of fastidiousness fore men that they may see Then let It be with freedom’s » Is it 'really a plus to have the United —Sarah Moore Greene, state government’s controversial useful lessons about hypocrisy^ and other over their Wallacelte tendencies. your good work and glorify your light; Ilie men our women love so president of toe NAACP and a Jewish policies. OF MANCHESTER Z Nations General Assembly forwarding flagrant flaws in our society. But some What makes this significant is Father which ' is in heaven.” dear. civil rights activlsl.' Yet, Sen. Not to throw my life away. Rabbi Yehuda Lev Levin, who the draft treaty to 'prevent the spread of the flower children, including it ap­ that Southern Goldwater stal­ Actions speak fouder toan words Yes, fathers, sons and brothers Howard Baker had to twist But help our present freeddm has tacit government approval, of nuclear weapMis to the individual na- pears many of the most promising, toy warts such as Callaway who also here. here. arms to get even that token stay. has been invited by Blll-Gssttllelt Z tions who will ratify it? Is such a treaty with dangerous drugs and other dubious now carry the Nixon banner gesture. Walter L. Abel, Pastor of New York to spend two or c/> ways of escaping the real (and often ex­ have npt altered their lily-white We all know our own concern. Z at least a small gain on the right side While declining to Intervene I do not feel our purpose here. three weeks meeting U.S. Jews. ot human effort? asperating) world. brand of politics in the slightest. Our Savior Lutheran Church Except to deaf a free, man’s ear. But yet we’re sent to Mil and Gottlieb is an official of the burn. - Or la the proposed treaty such a Temperamentally I happen to be more James Martin, the Alabama Re­ (See Page Nine) Wapping American Councif on Judaism. in tune with the activists among you, •• flimsy mockery, such a silly evasion of Jewish organizations In the however much you and I might disagree For people we know so little of. the true Issues facing a mankilnd trying United States, Israel and other about objectives- and methods. For my­ We spend our lives, desert our countries have accused the So­ to survive its own nuclear capacities, self, I can more easily understand the dove. viet Union of persecuting Jews. -• that it might be better not to have it in be-ins and teach-ins and love-ins. It’s Fischetti Rabbi Levin has supported offi­ Z existence at all? the dropouts and copouts and freakouts The world is in turmoil today. cial Soviet denials of any res­ Z One can consider, on the positive side, that bother me. Defend our front, at home, we trictions. ~ the great official toHlo about the treaty All right, the world is irrational, the say. The American Jewish Confer­ put on by Ambassador Goldberg and bomb dangles overhead, money is a de­ ence on Soviet Jewry has con­ W «. Ai. lusion!, the affluent society Is full of Z President Johnson, as well as by some First let’s straighten ourselves demned toe rabbi’s trip as a fakes and phonies. GraOited, for the sake out. “ cynical attempt to perpetrate Z of the small nation diplomats who have of argument, all of this is true, and it’s Then, we’ll take another bout. a g^Mtesque hoax on toe Ameri­ worked strenously and zealously for the not your fault. Even so, in my view. It can public. Z fcreaity. One can note that, however In- makes no sense to rebel against ration­ Lord, bring our boys of battle r.' significant and incomplete It may be, it ality and throw in the sponge. No gen­ home. Sleep your has at least formalized the joint wish of eration ever faces problems of Its own Remove the mongers from our Plans to Decide Future the United State® and Russia to cooper- choosingv.So I applaud those among you throne. Of North Borneo State • ate away from nuclear destruction. One who take.a lively —at times excessively life away ' with r* can welcome the promise of the nuclear lively —concern with the nation’s prob­ All your love and worth release. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — lems. Delegates from the Philippines '■ powers to share the non-military benefits DeUver us from war to peace. Responsibility in the emerging world, and Malaysia laid tiie guidelines Holman - Baker “ of their science and technologn^ with all and the commensurate opportunities, will Perhaps one day, we’U all draw today for a conference whiOT - nations. seek out those who are ready for them near. may decide toe future of Sabah, Did you know ’ the average person sli^ps r But then, on the negative side, there and have prepared themselves for them. And appreciate------love so one of Malayslaa’ North over one-third of his entire life? This is a " are gaps and weaknesses to be listed. ’Those who “ turn on” and "cop out” will dear. ■ ’ states, and its 600,000 innablt- long time to suffer from back disorders just as they fatalistically expect, find Z Not even all the world's existing nuclear J.E.R. no satisfying place in the society of the The Philippines claim that the with your present sagging, back-wrecking powers are now ready to sign and ratify bedding. The ultva-finn Holman-Biiker swdi a treaty. And the problem of con- future. ’The Nihilists who reject respon­ state, which is rich in timber, is sibility, consider the world hopeless, and Musco-Pedic or Verto-Rest bixUling was - trolling nuclear energy is no longer, aa Quotations part of Philippine territory m - ' refuse to grow up, will surely find their der an old treaty made with toe designed from recommendations of tin or- Z many nuclear scientists are beginning prophecies self-fulfilled. The world they You can get a small, spor­ Sulton of Sulu. Malaysia 1 ^ th oi^ ic surgeon, to give those with back Z to realize, limited to nations and natlon- expect is the world they will get. It is adic action and it can look like aald it is willing to hear Philip­ problems the comfort and relaxation of Z slsed efforts. only the capable and imaginative among Armageddon, but' it isn’t. But pine arguments but opposes Ma­ sleepful nights. Even those without back The material from which bombs can you, willing against all odds to dare and if we don’t give live coverage nila’s proposal to place the mat­ problems enjoy the extra-finnhess of Hol- m be mads —almost by anybody In a cel- dream, and ready to seize responsibility, we give rise to the question: If ter before the 'VVorld Court. Shea Among Presidential Electors who will sustain and advance the chal­ you’re not covering this, what Ambassadof GautUer Blsnar, miui-Baker custom built bedding. Come to Z i*r aixip —is being produced In Increas- Watkins new Slumber Shop and try it fbr (ng qualities as a by-product of peace- lenging world of tomorrow. HOYT AM- else are you not telling us Philippine legal expert and head Atty. John F. Shea Jr. of Manchester, chosen as. one of Conne^icut’s eight MIDON, BOARD CHAIRMAN AND about? ^ yourself. $99.50 each piece. •• fill reactor processes all over the world, of toe Manila delegation, said GOP presidential electors, chats with national committeewoman Tina narrow­ CHIEF EXECUTTVB OFFICER, UNIT­ — CBS President Richard 8. hls government Is basing Its Z and there Is no imaginable system of er of Hamden, elected a delegate-at-large to the Republican national conven­ ED STATES 'TRUST CO., IN AN AD­ Salant, on problems of TV claim on a detailed survey car­ Z safeguards which can guarantee ihls DRESS AT HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY /t CONVmiS... coverage of racial dlsoiyters. ried out by Its foreign office. tion. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) PAGE TEN lUANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN 53 Get Scholarships 53 Get Manchester Scholarship Foundation Grants wll 1 major Future Nurses, gymnastics, An audience of 3W par­ High School. An indoor pro­ .(Continued from Page Ten) dent. Dennis is the son of Mr. anasUcs, French Club, Library ett Johnson of 137 Keeney St., will attend Emmanuel College Round gram was planned this year by Atty. Vincent Diana. ns a language major. serving on the Somanhls sales chemistry at Drew University, French, swimming and glee ents, civic leaders and The scholarships, amounts of and Mrs. J. Waine MacArdle of Aides, National Honor Society beesuse, each of the two previ­ 29 Constance Dr., and will go Junior Achievement treasurer. She plans to-obtain her R.N. Her acti-vities included mem- staff, she was assistant dlrec- is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. clubs and Junior Achievement. friends yesterday aM^aud- The final award, the Jaycees ous years, inclement weather S ' S d V i o T u r n u ’ T m ProvlTence Coltog; to « The' H erbrrrH o^e MemoH;d and B.S. In nursing, and will bership in Student Council, Glee tor of the youth choir nt Com- Samuel Mosley of 60 Clyde Rd ed the in^sentation of 615,- attend Wagner College. She Club, French Honor Society, munlty Baptist Church, She was president of Girls Scholarship, was present^ to forced a change from proposed Manchester a degree In medicine. Award went to Kathleen Barry 660 in scholarships to 68 outdoor ceremonies. His- activities include: Intra- of ECHS, daughter of Mrs. sang in the Round Table and French Club secretary, school Two Rotary Club Scholar- Leaders and belonged to the Eva Faulds of MHS by Richard from East Catholic,thi 3 from Bohadlk, immediate past presi­ local and area younsr peo­ The 53 scholarships signified mural basketball, JV cross James Barry of 18 Llnnmore Dr, her church choir„ was a mem- newspaper, editor of the literary ships, one designated as a me- g^lrls’ basketball and field ple at the Manchester Rockville High, and 1 each from country, JV and varsity base- and the late Mr, Barry. She will ber of Student Council and magazine, cheerleaders. Girls morlal to a deceased member, hockey teams. Current Affairs dent. She is the daughter of Mr. a marked increase over last Howell Cheney Technical School, Scholarship Foundation’s year, when 36 grants totaling Spanish Club study nursing at St. Anselm’s Pinkie” at Manchester Me- Leaders secretary. Swim (31ub were presented by Atty. Paul Club, National Honor Society, and Mrs. John Faulds of 77 Ken­ mortal Hospital, and was an of- and intramurals. She was a Mnrte, president. orchestra, band and choir. She nedy Rd., and she plans to ma­ third annual awards cere­ 112,000 were given. ManchesterSSZ-X Community College, B.y.' 8. 1- C 11. 8. r.r H.r R.N. „ d . B.S. mony. ence Club, Math Club, Ameri- degree. fleer in her church youth organl- volunteer at St. Francis Hos- Christine Bensche 'of MHS, was winner of the Varsity M jor in fine arts at Syracuse Uni­ Several new scholarships One student, a sophomore at zatlon. pltal. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. award, and outside of school versity. Mrs. Raymond B. Oowen, came under the foundation's ad­ Fairfield University, received a can Legion baseball and the Kathleen, secretory of the Town Basketball League. senior claas and o t the Future Two awards by the Manches- Louise Petraltla of ECHS, George Bensche of 202 Wood- served as a Sunday School She was a member of Girls’ foundation president, presided ministration during the year. renewal of aid. ter Junior Women’s- -Club daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bridge St., received the Ben- teacher. Lejiders, the field hockey team, at the 3 p.m. event, held in the The organization was establish­ Criteria for selection are that The Manchester Fine'Arts As- Nurses’ Club, also was a mem- soclailon award, presented by ber of Student Council, year were presented by Mrs. William George Petraltls of 263 Green jamln F. Crehore 11 Scholar.ship. Donna, the daughter of Mr. National Honor Society and the auditorium at Bast Catholic ed by the Chamber of Com- immediate past presl- Rd., was awarded the Bernard She will study for her R.N. nt and Mrs. George Carone of 424 Confraternity of Chrlsttlan Doc- to^Sre^Jld^nte*!!?ha*v\ atteMed ^ dent, to Diane Johnson and Fogarty Scholarship. She plah-s the Mary Hitchcock Hospital W. Middle Tpke., will go to the trine, was a “Pinkie” at Man­ Manchester schools. The one ex­ MHS student Elizabeth Dey, lOH, and she served as a Camp The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy volunteer. Patricia Burke, both of MHS. to become a social worker and School of Nursing - in Hanover, University of Connecticut to chester Memorial Hospital, and ception is the LaPolnte Scholar­ Diane, the daughter of Mr. will attend Trinity College. N. H. She was a member of earn her R.N. and a B.S. de- served ns refreshment chairman ship, given by LaPolnte Indus­ Norman Dey' of 605 Hlllstown Kiwanla scholarships also Rd., she has been a member of were awarded Charles Carson and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of 52 At school, she belonged to girls’ leaders. Sock and Buskin, at the Teen Center for three tries of Rocl^IIe to sons and Constance Dr., will major in Glee Club, Art Club, French Somanhls sales staff, the pre­ years. daughters of its employes. National Honor Society and will of MHS and John Welch of attend Swain School of Design ECHS. ^ liberal arts at Drew University. Club, Ski Club, intramurals, mod, AFS and Ski Clubs, and Candidates’ academic per­ She belonged to' National Hon- Junior Achievement, and played intramurals. Outside of formance, financial need and to prepare for an art career. Carson, the son of Mrs. Jo- Sharon Wood of MHS was win- anne Carson of 73 Benton St. or Society, Somanhls staff. Cur- French National Honor Society, school, she was secretary of the participation in school and civic rent ■ Affairs Club, Latin Club She was winner of the Latin Walther League. activities are reviewed by the ncr of the award given by the and the laite Charles Carson, PARENTS Perennial Planters Club arid wUl attend Hofotra University and the field hockey team. She Award, and outside of school The other Rotary scholarship foundation in selecting award Interested In sending your children to n Vocation Bible winners. presented by Mrs. York Strang- for a degree in liberal arts.^ participated In tutoring under- was a Catechism teacher at St. was awarded to John Brozna TTi’e Increase in the number of president. He was a member of the JV prrivil^ed Hartford children and Bridget Church of ECHS, son of Mrs. John Broz­ School that will really teach the Bible? aiiJ^rd^glven Ws y L r was due The daughter of George Wood and varsity footbaU and basket- ,n the Mansfield Companion Pro- The Francis Bishop Memorial The Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce St„ has such a school na of 61 Mohawk Dr., East ready! oartlally to the establishment of and the late Mrs. w8od of 81 ball teams and vice president gram. She was a Scholas Ic Scholarship was awarded to Hartford, and the late John several new scholarships, now Bretton Rd., she wlll study zoo- of boys’ leaders. He w«« n a ^ Writing Awards gold key win- Mitchell Cohen of “MHS, son of Brozna, who will study at the Bible Stories, Handwork Songs and Gatnes are combined Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen of administered by the foundation. >ogy at UConn. Her activities in- most valuable pteyer for foot- ner and the MHS winner in the University of Rochester to be­ to produce a valuable learning experience. The Richard Martin Public elude .Intramurals, German baU and was twice named to 1968 Betty Crocker Homemaker 118 Scott Dr. He will attend come a research chemi.st. UConn to study for a career in Service Award, established in C3ub, Chess Club secretary, th® aU-conJerence t e ^ - of Tomorrow competition His activities Included varsity All Children, Kindergarten thru Juniors are welcoine law or foreign service. wrestling, basketball and .swim­ June 24-J\ily 3—9:00 A.M. to 11:45 A.M. memory of Manchester’s former Sock and Buskin, Current Af- Welch,’who w^l stody law at Miss Bui^e is the daughter of At school; he was presmem president or of general manager after his death fairs, choir and orchestra. She John Carroll Uidvei^ty, is the Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Burke ming Intramurals, Science Club Call 742-9353 or 643-0906 for more infonnation president. Chess and Math Clubs last November, went to MHS has won regional and state scl- Mrs. James of 46 Madison St. She plans to Debating Society, a------member, of senior Stephen Spaeth and was ence fair honors, ■Wedch df 25 Aroellia Dr. study merchandising at the Uni­ and Student Council. Outside of versity of Connecticut, Her ac­ the Latin and German clubs and School, he is an Eagle Scout, presented by Mrs. Martin. Three Manchester Scholarship His oouvitles included basket­ a delegate to the Model U. N. Spaeth, the son of Mr. and Foundation grants, awarded ball, tracl^ and Intramurals, tivities included yearbook sales assistant scoutmaster, and staff, drama club. National and Model Congress, a member member of the CYO. Mrs. Charles Spaeth of 39 Mar- out of the general fund, were Boys’ Leaded, Ushers Club, of the track team, band and was TEEN-AGERS! Rec Baskertbak League, Little Honor Society, and Rhythmic Miss Christine Love of East ion Dr., will attend Lawrence presented by Mrs. Raymond B. ------. ---- « • JV cross country captain. He ~Blljle School Day Oainp for YOU sponsored by Preobyterlan University in Wisconsin, whpre Gowen, foundation, president, to League and M k^et Football Choir of which she was presi­ was winner of ^ speech and dra- Catholic was recipient of the dent. She was a gold key award ChUbch of Manchester If you have completed the 7th, 8th, 7 he plans to prepare for a carw r Pamela Pilkonls of MHS, Wll- He is a winner of the Latin ma award from the University Jonathan G. Ellis Memorial winner in the Scholastic Art 9th grades. in medicine or the ministry. "am Manning of East Catholic, Award. ' . of Hartford, active in the Civil Scholarship, named for a de- " Auno 24-July 3—9:45 A.M.-2:S0 P.M. He was an AFS Exchange stu- Sllerman Lanz of Howell Four awards were ^ven this Contest, Air Patrol, and winner of the ceased Bennet J.unior High stu- Bible Study, Handcrafts, Boating, Swimming, Hiking, Cook- dent, spending last summer with Cheney Tech. year by Campbell Council, -rhe David Dieter e Memmial General Billy Mitchell Award, dent and awarded by Allan Cone outs . . . Bring Bible, Bathing Suit and Box Lunch. in Germ'anv and at ^iss Pilkonls, the daughter Knlghte of Columbus, ahd were Scholarship, presented by Mrs. David Hlcock of MHS also Bennet vice principal, MHS was nresldent ofAFS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pll- presented by Francis Larala, Francis Dleterle, went to MHS Day Canip located at the ROBERT PERSONS, received a Francis Bishop Christine Is the daughter of I>owls Hill Rd., Oo^•entTy f ^ h and nresldent of Instruc- Hoffman Rd., will grand knlglzt, to Joseph Czer-.senior Dale Ostrout, son of Mr. Scholarship. He Is the son * of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Love tore of the Handicanrred Some major in English at Wellesley wlnskl of MHS, Michael Me- and Mrs. Elmer Ostrout of 39 For Transportation meet at the Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Henery Hicock of of 29 Benton Lane, Glastonbury. at 43 Spruce Street—9 A.M. h lf otoer a S e ^ S ^ ^ College. Mahon and Patricia Fleming ol Wadsworth St. He will enter 83 Phelps Rd., and will attend She has enrolled at Bates Col- mine- team tri-cai>tain Bovs’ MHS, she was president of East Catholic, and John Me- Hofstra University and major in syj-j^cuse University to major in lege to prepare for a career as Call 742-9363 or 643-0906 for more informatltfc'. Leadere’ merit a t^ d ,'p r e y e d National Honor Society, and nduff, a Fairfield Cdltege soph- electronic engineering. interpreter. club, Eagle Scout and juniormTor as­as- ^ member of Spanish Honor omore. His activities included Stu- His activities included Student She was president of the sistant scoutmaster. Sunday secretary, MHS czerwlnski is the son of Mr. dent Council and its executive Council, Somanhls staff, Drarna French Club, a member of the School teacher. Announcers president. Current Joseph Czerwlnski of committee. Boys Leaders, var- club. Ski Club and wrestling. Great Books Club, Ski Club, FLETCHER GLASS QOs o f Ma n c h e s t e r Judith Palmberg of MHS. Affairs Club, High School World, 254 Henry St. He will major in sity football, basketball and He is an Eagle Scout, winner of National Honor Society, and Student Council, APS, MEC ^ ath at Clark University. At baseball. He was elected to the God and Country Award, a the Salvation Army tutoring nml^Palmb^g of'71 Lockwood Council, Laurel — jvjhbMHS,, nehe was a junior aavisoradvisor Nutmeg Boys Stateouor« andhjh to the junior assistant scoutmaster, program for under privileged ‘*fThen You Think of Glass^ 64M521 Tre^^Wedfhf first I ^ Slate delegate winner of a gold ^ president of the Na- All-CCIL football Warn his and a Sunday School teacher. children. Outside of school, sh6 F P o ^ ? M L o ria l s” L S the Scholastic WrlUng presl- senior year, and to the confer- (Mary Ramey and 'Terence was secretary of her Girl Scout Think of Fletcher** E. perry Memorial iscnoiarsmp. g^d winner of an award dent of the Spanish Club. Other ence ...... basketball team both his Richter, both of Blast CathpUc, troop. It was presented by John Per- (jjg Connecticut Assocla- were awarded soholardilps from ry, son of the recenUy deceased women’s Deans and lactdviities included Current Af- junior and senior year. 'The Verplanck Scholarship formef^^IHS teacher and math ck^uncelors. fairs Club, Round Table Singers, Karen Krinjak of MHS, daugh- the Manchester Association of ^ent to Miss Lorraine Amirault 54 McKEE STREET intramurals and JV soccer. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Krln- Independent Insurance Agents, m h s and was presented by department head for whom the Manning, the son of Mr. and award was established. j^rs. William Manning of 100 McMahon plMs to major in jak of 216 Fern St., was winner presented by Donald Genovesi, ^ Raymond Rogers, MHS prln- TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Miss Palmberg will attend the gretton Rd will attend UConn biology at the University of of the Daniel Manchuck Memor- presidenit cipal. The daughter of Mrs■*'— ial Scholarship which was Mary, the daughter of Mr. Lionel Amirault of 37 Lenox St. from $25.00 to $45.00 University of Connecticut to pj^ns to work toward an Bridgeport. The son of Mr. and and Airs. Fred Ramey of 30 prepare for a career In political p degree. His activities at Mrs. Richard McMahon of 77 presented by Miss Martha and the late Mr. Amirault, Lor­ White, head of the MHS music Lewis St., will attend Mary- raine will study to become a research. Her activities include e c HS included Student Council, Hawthorne St., his school ac- mount Manhattan ■ College and Now Is the time to bring in yonr sereens to be repaired. membership in the Student football, baseh»dl. Glee Oub tlvitles included varsity foot­ department. commercial artist, at the School Storm window glass replaced. Karen will study at Boston prepare to teach French. She of Practical Art, Boston. Council, National Honor So- Spanish Club, ball and wrestling, track, French Club.i Varsity E Club, Conservatory of Music to be­ WEIS secretory of the Future At school, she was head of the clety, Girls’ Leaders, Spanish Lanz will go to Hartford State come a secondary school mus- Nurses Club and a member of Art Service Squad and the sen­ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Club and Intramural sports. Technical Ck)llege for an as- and Glee Club. He was a bronze medal winner for third place in ic teacher. She was a member the Future . Teachers, ushers, ior dance decorating committee J Lynne Bemardl of MHS was soclate degree in electrical en- of the MHS band, choir, brass awinuning and French clubs. and a member of senior corn- recipient of another new award, ginecring. He is the son of Mr. the wrestling tournament and S U S S FURNITURE TOPS served as a counselor at Oamp ensemble and Round Table Sing- French National Honor Soctoty, niencement committee, Gym- the James and Isabell Worth ^nd Mrs. Otto Lanz of 2. Grant ers and served as a student di- Majorettes, Gymnastics, Club nastics Club and Student Coim- MIRRORS (Firaplace and Door) Duffy Scholarship, which was st., Rockville, and at Cheney Kennedy. rector and secretary of the or- and lOH executive board. She presented by N. William Knight Tech was a Student Council rep- Miss Fleming, daughter of cil. chestra. She played intramural w eis a "Pinkie” at Manchester Two Manchester Board of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fleming of PICTURE FRAMING (all typaa) of the foundation on behalf of resentatlve, member of the Stu- sports, and outside school was a Memorial Hospital, coach of the Realtors Scholarships were pre­ Mrs. Duffy, who could not at- dent Patrol, and winner of the 34 Jensen St., will study the church . choir accompanist, St. James’ swim team for girls, sented by Robert Murdock to tend Sliver Merit Pin. executive secretarial course at member of the Southern Youth sind a Oamp Kennedy volunteer. Janet Mosley of MHS and Donna WINDOW and PLATE OUSS Bay, Path Junior College. She Sh, .RRWWiea u .. iw »ra ri- Band Eind the Gilbert and Sul- Richter Is the son of Mr. and Carone of East Catholic. of her husband Scholarships were presented by belonged to Glee Club, P w livan Workshops, and served as Mrs. Allen Richter of-30 Duval u ^In A AprilArn ^ r i-41 l 19671967. MrMr. ^DuflvDuny H t f f nounaay ^ Sftllbach, president------the following-- of the club,».^iuu, ------andtuiu Futurex-uvuic Nurses ClOD; a Sunday School teacher. St. He will attend West Vir- hooT.^Manebester’s first and RockvUle firm, to the following ^gg g volunteer aide with Miss White also presented the ginia Wealeyan College to ma- . 0^ children of employesemploj currently Manchester’s Head Start pro- G. Albert Pearson Memorial jor in physical education. Ait hoiiiTeader. . and long-time,__ »!_,» ir;. Ki- attending attending colleges, colleges: - _ gram.gram, Scholarship. It went to Gary BOHS, he played varsity foot- Joseph Nesta of Manchester jgjin Mcllduff.'a pre-med ma­ wants memtoer. Youell of MHS. son of Mrs. and ball one year, basketball two uiis Community College, son of Mr, jor at Fairfield, also won a Mrs. Louis Youell of 88 Harlan years, and baseball three years. ^ o o f r f N u re l^ fo r and Mrs. Anthony Nesta of 306 ;” hola'rship'‘last”’year. The son who will major in music ed- Outside of school, he worked w R N ^ e ^ a s b fJi a mem- Vernon Ave.. Rockville; Joseph ^Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Mcll- ucation ’ " at UConn. for the Town Recreation De- L r NaUonal Honor Society. SucheSki, a graduate of R ^k- summer St„ he is a Gary was a member of Round partment and was a member, of vine Hlgn. « n ot MV. and M„ Table singers and the band, CYO. N niaiha nnd a tutor for under- Clarence Suchecki of 105 Club. He is a graduate of which he _____ served as president ______Linda Nadeau of MHS, daugh- prlvU^ed children in Hertford. Ave_, Catholic, where he was a mem- gegior year. He was selected ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel ^ 'TheEdward L. Pouech Schol- Lid Mrs Free- National Honor Society the All-Northwest Band twice Nadeau of 29 Doane St„ was a . S p . ^ L e d for a deceased “ L r^n tain and for the chorus as a sentor. recipieut of the award given former MHS student and lOH e^ven h ^ wI s a m'ember of the MHS by M^^ohelter Lodge of Masons member and establisheil a few Tolian , _* rwci Manchester Kducation gj^^ent Council and chairman of presented by WiiUiam Rel- 0j^fnpbell, a g^rauuaie oi ivno Association Aaai^o^Qt^fm upArowere nrASAntpHpresented hvby the senior . commencement______^ com- chert, msiater. years ago.ago, came unaerunder the foun- g„j daughter of Mr. Mrs. Carol Lenihan, president, datlon’3 admlntetration during Campbell of 137 Grove St„ mittee. Linda, who will major in mu- to MHS Seniors all planning ca­ Two awards given by G.T. La- sic at the University of Con- ye®*’ ^ Rockville. reers in education. Bonne Associates were won by necticut, was a soloist with the It waa awarded to Alan Nesta will transfer to Central The winners are 'Ruth Elses- Susan _Zimmermann of MHS, Round___ Tabic Singens and choir Haroian of MHS by Joha Donn- Connecticut State College to ser, daughter of the Rev. and ^gughter of Mr. Eind Mrs. Wil- g^d with the Central, Northwest, er, an ediult advisor to lOH major education. During high Mrs. Alex Elsesser of 98 Bald- j,g„^ Zimmermann of 38 Bruce g„d All-Connecticut choruses. Haroian, who will go to Drew played varsity foot- win Rd.; Margaret Briggs, . g^^ by Barbara Kautz, of ghe was in the casts of “My University to P'^®®«r® ror a tennis, and intramural daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walk- daughter of Mrs. John pgir Lady” and "Guys and career in medicine, is toe wn ^Jgg^g^ball Re was formerly a er Briggs of 84 Finley St.; Ed- Kautz’of 33 E. Eldridge St. and doHs.” was a Laurel Music of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haroian of the Vernon Little ward Kowal, son ^of Mr. and the late John Kautz. Camp scholarship winner, and of 46 Green Rd. League. Mrs. Edward Kowal of 95 Wood- Susan’s father, a a member of the Gilbert and At MHS, he was vice presi- gucheckl is attending New land St.; and Sharon Gworek, employe, made the Sullivan Workshop. She sang in dent of the Pre-Med Club and york University to study engi- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- tions the Connecticut Opera Associa secretary and vice president of gggj-jgg At RHS, he was man- mond Gworek of 30 French Rd. She will major in home eco- tion’s production of "Alda,” and the Audlo-Vteual Club. Other gggj. of both football and bese- Miss Elsecse:' will attend vomicanomics nvat theme University of_____ Con- three Christmas___ - ______operas____ at activities included German and ^ member of the Varsity • Smith College. At school, she -ggeticut At MHS, she was a Rartt School of Music, where Latin clubs, band, swimming g„j the yearbook com- was in High School World,, g^g^ber of Student Council, sen- she studied under two competl- team. Nutmeg Boys’ State, and gjj^gg Round Table and National Hon- ^jg^g gecretEiry, and partlcl- tlve scholarships. lOH. Ho was vice president and jg g gophomore at or Society. She was president of jg Qj^g Leaders, Current The Civitan award, presented president of his church youth ^gjj.gj Connecticut State Ctol- the Manchester Youth Council ^j,gtrg aFS, and the Ski Club, by Dr. Irwin Kove, president, group. jg„g majoring in education. At and of her church youth group. Barbara Kautz will prepare to went toLynn Nettleton of MHS, Susan Grant of MHS, daugh- „f„g jgn High, he was a mem> Margaret Briggs has enrolled become a kindergarten (eacher daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl G ^ t ..B , , jjgnor Society, at Boston University. Her ac- “ attending Hilldale College.' sell Nettleton of 379 Bldwell St. of 421 Parker St., was awarded drarna Club and Inter- 'tivlties Included National Hon- R e / “ X m e s were: : Senior Lynn will go to Western Con- a new scholarship given ggtional Club. dr Society, High School World, vlcos . president._____ French necticut State College and \rill mously to a student and lOH CampbeU. a sophomore Round Table and orchestra. She ® National Honor Society, ' major in music education. She member with an interest in aid- . joggpb College, is prepar- was secretary of Aridian, the g-gJitor school publication. Ski was'piaho accompanist for the ing handicapped children. become a teacher of tor- literary magazine;, vice presl- nresldent. Girls’ Bennet Junior High choirs, 9th Known as the lOH Member languages. She is a mem- dent of the Junior Classical . A_g Library Aide, Student grade choral ensemble and MHS Recognition Scholarship, it was ^^g Qjgg club and serv- League, and was winner of an _ ’Tigber’s Club lOH sec- choirs and was a member of presented by Donald Brown, ^g j„g gpRng dance com- award from the National Coun- ^ " 1, . treasurer of Iona Manufactur- ^ t RHS. she belonged cll of Teachers of English and “ hlevement-company ‘"B to National Honor Society. of the Raphael Angri Award tor J ™ Acnie ^^^g. 7 Susan's actlvtles: Sentor class The Manchester Kiwanis (31ub work with the retarded. Outside g ^ r J^ard Hartford tutoring DELIVERY! secretary. Student Council. Cur- topped the Ust of organizations of school, she is a member o ^ YOUR ™ . A ? .l„ * F 8 . . *8 ’SnR.ch.rd., danghUr.. Junior Classical PRESORIPTION 4 GREAT STORES TO SERVE YOU assistant secretary and vice deMgnated as memorl^ to re- uin. , ,,, , . ^"^Barrv Rd^ a^^ an MHS sen- HARTFORD . ROCKVILLE is our most 527-1164 875-9263 She will go to Hilldale Col- by N. William Knight as fol- at MHS Leaders, S J'p t^ b lc J'w a s ^prYsented by important MANCHESTER WINDSOR lege, Mich., to major in spe^ ,oWs^ S e t b a U and baseLall. T w a L MrL Robert Bombardier, presi------, A------11 ------A------A _ l _ ------J 643-1505 688-5283 clM „ c„n”of M / and Mrs. John April soccer team captain and was dent. . responsibiiityl Four other miiows; of 22 W. Center St., received the elected to the All-CCIL soccer Karen who will major in ™®^*^ 'Ready daughter of E J HoU Scholarship. He will team. Outside of school, he be- at Southern Connecticut a e Sheila Ready, ^®“f " „ attend Boston College to major longed to CYO and played College, was a member of band, i x i NqfTARY Hartford County His school activities Included Sharon Gworek, the fourth and of the National Honor So- received , Assist- Student Council, yearbook ed- MEA scholarship winner, ...is, clety. Outslde of school, she PUBLIC Association o . . ^jjgg ^gr public spesiklng, dramatics, salutatoriEm of the MHS Class sang In her church choir. Parking! Mts award, presented y t.rac/ cross country. Library of 1968. She was treasurer of The four scholarships given r p ARTHUR Marilyn Rothberg. Aides’ Spanish Oub, and Junior the Spanish Club and Spanish this year by the Lions Club were She is a Rham High ^ad^ A chleve.^t. Honor Society and vice presi- designated as memorials to de- ^ Onmmirnltv Col- Bloulse BeauUeu of East Cath- dent of Girls Leaders. She play- ceased long-time membe^ and ^ DRUG STORES Manoherier ^g. guc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ed field hockey and basketball were presented by Harold lege, where she in the Sylvlo Beaulieu of 78 Niles Dr., and was a member of National Parks, club president, to the MONEY w art an was awarded the Maurice Mori- Honor Society. She will attend following: HARTFORD-MANCHESTER-ROCKVIUE m ^ c a l arty Scholarsh^. She vrill study Hartwlck College. Kathleen Sernoffsky of ECHS. ORDERS of the at caiamberlayne Junior C!ollege The Manchester Bar Associa- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Terence Richter (Stephen .Spaeth Joseph Suchecki John Welch' Sharon Wood Gory Vovell Susan Ziiuniernuiii CJathollc blgh was iriim become an executive sec- tlon'Aivard was presented to ert Sernoffsky of 30 Wind Rd., Wrapping Kathleen Seriioffsky new Manchester Athl^O LIUD Pamela Johnson of MHS, East Hartford, received the Award, which was prescni y activities Included gym- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ever- Rocco Salerno Scholarship. She Dp, chi Bolsoneau, club prew PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 his chance," she said 8unday plan while 30 i>er'cent were op­ posed; and 83 per cent for the was required,” said a Coast guaranteed work plan VdtH 18 Guard officer. after the sighting. "I felt he’d Tolland County . Politics Poll Favors Assured Work^ posed. Man Crossing Ocean Alone made It then and I know haH per cent opposed. The Coast Guard said the With respect to the guaran­ bearded Delta Air Lines pilot make it now." Opposes Unearned Incomes teed work plan, 77 per cent of Spotted Near Cuban Coast was making about 1V& knots and She said he may be living off 1aY siloppers whites were In favor and 19 per Mtdl Deluge Ahead could sail into Miami’s Biscayne the sea by now. He bos a hand Marianif After Sibal Loss^ ‘Reassessing* PRINCETON. N.J. (AP) A cent were opposed. Eighty six craft April Fool were*sighted by Bay within a week. line for fishing, she said, and he was favored by 78 per cent of per cent of nonwhites favored MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Hugo By BETTE QUATRAUE out alliance favoring Richard FAIRWAX majority of Americans don’t those questioned and opposed WASHINGTON — The 760,000 Vihlen, who set out March 29 an unidentified vessel off Cay '^''■J^ccordlng to Vlhlen’s sched­ knows which fish he can eat special! like the Idea of a guaranteed an­ this plan while 12 per cent were employes of the U.S. Post Of­ Lobos, an Island about 25 miles ule an the 4,700-mile trip, he raw. Peter Maranl, ithe sole Repub­ Nixon for President.' The alli­ by 18 per cent. The 4 per cent opposed. from North Africa to cross the ance was headed by St&te Rep. nual Income for nonworkers but balance voted no opinion. fice Department, now handling Atlantic Ocean In a boat the size from Cuba's north-central coast should have run out of food last When the April Fool and Its lican candidate for the OOP approximately 80 bllUon pieces John Boyd of Westport and overwhelmingly support a plan By comparison, the guaran­ Those surveyed with family of a bathtub, bobbed along the and some 240 miles southeast of Friday. Itewever, his wife, one-man crew arrive. It will be nomination for U.8 . Congress­ Marian! In eastern Connecticut. that would guarantee everyone teed minimum income plan was incomes under $3,000 a year fh- of mall a year, look forward to Miami. Johnnie, refute^ to request an to all the civic hoopla that two mail volume that may reach coast ol Cuba today. man from the Second C7-9 cup criuminum lower a person’s income the would privide a four member ' candidacy, Marianl replied "It for senator, however, several more Ukely he was bo support a family with a minimum $3,200 i may, anything Is possible. I am privately admitting he Is not guaranteed minimum income. per year whether or not family reassessing my effectiveness well known In the area. percolators members are working. within the Republican party." The county delegates are But the survey added that a Maranl, a candidate for the looking for the candidate they significant fact reported was A breakdown of those re­ ‘ OOP gubernatorial nombiatlon feel will help them elect their that an overwhelming majority sponding to the survey accord­ sDr. Sedriok J. BawttM Rev. Herbert Bmlfli two years ago, was disappoint­ state senator 'and representa­ your of persons in all Income levels ing to race, .found that 33 per ed over the failure of district tives with the widest possible and of all races supported a cent of whites favored the guar­ delegates to support him In his margins. choice plan g»iaranti6Ihg work rather anteed annual wage while 60 per D r. Rawlins One of Seven bid for the nomination of Abner Should Marian! decide not to than money. . cent were opposed. Sixty six per Sibal of Norwalk for state sena­ pursue his candidacy for . U.S. $ The guaranteed work plan cent of nonwhites favored the Forming New Parole Board tor. Representative, which Is consid­ Only two delegates from Tol- ered unlikely, one of two things HARTFORD (A^)—The major 1989 General Assembly under land County voted for Sibal, out could occur. irfans are com- the provisions O f the Correction of a total of 42. The balance of Since less than a week will orgunlsauonai steps com delegates voted for Edwin May elapse before Saturday’s Con- 1.44 plete for the July 1 activation of Bernard Gates of West of Wethersfield, the choice of gresslonal Convention In WllU- OonnecOcut’s new state Depart- Hartford, executive director of the GOP State Committee. mantle, Marianl could hold off regularly $1.88 ment of Correction. the Connecticut Prison Associa- The two Sibal votes were cast any decision and be drafted by to $2.44 ooeh timely savings event starts today at all 4 Davidson & Leventhal stores Goy. John Dempsey a n - Won for the past 10 years. by Ronald Brown of 'Stafford the convention, giving him a vote of confidence among the • Corbins Corner, West Hartford • Bristfjl Plaza nouncid the appointments Sat- —Dr. Sedrick J. Rawlins of and Magnus Peterson of Som ' Manchester Parkade • Dov/ntown New Britain urday of seven members of the Manchester, chairman of ^,the ers Eastern Connecticut Republi- state board of parole. present three-member state “Slbal’s nomination was tied cans. up with the efforts of the Fair- A less likely possibility could both stores are open Q Dempsey said the appoint- board of parole, thurs. end fri. nights till # Ds^LifOUK STORSS OF FASHlOH ments are "the final action I —Mrs. Geraldine *" Johnson of field County-Eastern Connect!- be the re-emergence of,Nicholas must take to bring my long-time Bridgeport, administrative as- 2 locations: main st. and east middle (pke. goal of a unified and centralised slstent to the Bridgeport super­ correction department to reall- intendent of schools. ty,» —Mrs. Gertrude Koskoff of The new parole board re- PlalnvlUe, former stale repre­ May Starts Campaign places the existing three-mem- sentative. ber state board of parole and —^Howard R. Sacks, dean of absorbs the parole functions of the University of Connecticut boards of directors foa. several School of Law. By Blasting Ribicoff Want $5000? correctional institutions which —^The Rev. Herbert Smith of have been included In the new Hartford, pilnlster at large for (Continued From Page One) department.______'Riese______other boards the Christian Activity ^uncil The poor showliK by the Sibal New Britain, and Vice will be Urmlnated July 1, the ot the Congregational Church of ^ i ^ t o a decision by Peter Chairman Anna-Mae SwltasW, effective date of the Correction Greater Hartford. . p Marianl of Groton to "reap- New Britain. Alternates (Herald photo by BucetvlcluB) Ant -Stephen K. EUlott of South- ^ 3^., candidacy for the -S tate House Minority Leader Peter Mariani speaking at the (JOP convention. The appointees, aU of them Ington, a member of tee board ^n_eBslonal nomination in the Nicholas A. Lenge of West Hart- suhject to confirmation In the of directors for the state prison, ------District A ct. 1 TM State^ n Chairman Ml 1.1 Norton of Colchester,- who with- His alternate, Emma Lincoln of Marianl, a Sibal backer, eald drew from the race with Marla- New.J-ondon, voted for Sibal In he had hoped to deliver more . nl last week. the roll call and is reportedly a South Windsor than the handful votes cast Constance Collins of withdrawal announce- Nixon supporter, for Sibal by delegat s from east- Hartford. ment, Norton threw his support Somers Town (Committee em Connecticut. Marianl had Representing the EMrst Con- to Marianl, stating "he Is the Chairman Robert L. Keeney Jr. no serious competition for the gresslonal District—E. Clayton man who can win.” was elected.to the electoral col- 12 Teachers Hired congressional nomination, which Gengras of West Hartford, Norton is relatively unknown lege representing Tolland <3oun- is to be decided next Saturday. James E. Bent of Hartford. .M- in Tolland (bounty, although he ty. After the convention chairman, temates—State Rep. Jean higjg been Included In the rolls Democratic Convention For High School U.S. Rep. ’Thomas J. Mesklll, ’Thornton of Glastonbury, and of promising young Republicans Democratic delegates to to- closed the convention Saturday Edwin H. May Jr. bf Wethers- throughout the state. morrow night’s State Senatorial- 'Twelve new teachers have A t the ■nmothy1)1 Eitwairds afternoon, the Republican State field the party’s nominee for the GOP Delegation Spilt convention for Tolland County been Idred to teach at South Middle School: Central Committee elected How- U.S. Senate. The Republican National are expected to unanimously en- Windsor High school starting In S f S S e s ' ^ ard E .Hausman of New Britain Second District—Jordan and (Convention delegation from the dorse the nomination of Robert to his first full two-year term John Mullen of Stafford Springs. Second District is split with one Houley of Vernon, the fall and 10 have been hired Hantford and has three as chairman. Alternates—Emma Lincoln of vote for Nixon and one uncom- Houley is the only declared Come to where to teach at “nmothy Edwards teoichlng experience. Mrs. Hausman, who Is imcommltted New , Richard O’Brien mitted vote. The alternates to candidate for the post, and has miMin School. Dickinson Is a -graduate of In the presidential race, took of Haddam. the convention are also split. been meeting with the dele- Those hired for the high school Tkenton State .(Mlege in New over ______as chairman 16 months____ Third District—George Monta- John Mullen, Republican gates from the various towns. the money . JetBey. Httr last position was micceeVUng A. Searle Pin- no of New Haven, James SulU- State Central Committeeman He is a inember of the Vernon Come to the people ■ ■ cff Shopping loam. AU . of ** Jackson, NJ., Junlor-B^or ^ Brookfield. van of Milford. Alternates—West from Tolland CCounty will attend Board of Representatives, and whose on/y business is x O • kfndsof loans. Forcaah - High School. There are three known Nixon Haven Mayor Alexander JZar- the convention as an uncommlt- former chairman of the Vernon making loans. 8000 loans fast, come to. where the Women’s, Misses’ w em raaeld, w ^ Kathryn H. Dimlow wUl supporters on the Connecticut nowskl and Herbert Pearce of ted delegate as will his alternate Economic Development Oom- a day. Bill clean-iip. loans. money is. Or phone. Now. rviitAVA In teacher of physical eduoa- delegation—J. William Midden- North Haven. Richard O’Brien of Hlgganum. mission, graduate ol Hasungs She Is a South Windsor jorf of Greenwich, who is the Fourth District — Mlddendorf William Jordan of WlUlman- The convention will be held Nebraska, Md receive ner ^ graduate of party’s national treasurer, John and Curtis. Alternates—Norma tic will attend the national con- tomorrow night at 8 In the Staf- BENEFICIAL iFashionable M.A. ^ m me Springfield College. Miss I>lm- curtls of Darien, and State Cen- Frost of Fairfield, Gordon W. vention as a Nixon supporter, ford Town HaU. FINANCE & MORTGAGE CO. schools ^ ^ taught for one year In tral Ciommltteeman Wllllaim O. Reed of G r e e n w i c h . ------ye^’ Went Hartford. Jordan. Fifth District-Sheriff John Loans $1000 to $5000 ^MnciaT' Since 1981 she has Mtao Evelyn Eieenhardt, a The other 18 are noncommlt- Prevldl of Danbury, former Famous Brands | | outstanding values in men’s famous make dnn Senior Hhrh Counseling at grtuhiate of Central Connecticut tal and presumably willing to Mayor Frederick W. Palomba 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER HKh School. State College, wUl teach Eng- go with the wishes of the party Jn of Waterbury. Alternates— Shafer’s Support Next to Singer Sewing Center • 649-0808 She is an East HarVord leaders. William Menna ofAnsonfa, Dor- OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR HOURS Miss P a m c m Brady, a ^ w - and t t o la her first Here Is the lineup of dele- is Olsen of Trumbull, summer sleepwear summer dress shirts kte of R « ^ College m w . teartiing aoslgnnienit. gates and alternates; Sixth District—State Sen. Wal- this Leonard D. Gorman, who now Representing the state at lace of Farmington, Boosts Rockefeller Uvea in Hamora ^ SpMngfleld, Mass., will large—National Committeeman Malcolm Baldridge ol Wood- (Continued From Page One) ------3.39 ecu is her first teaenmg pom . remedial rradlng. As John Alsop ol Avon, National bury. Alternates-Mayor P. Ed- • In other Statement from an reg. $5 the University of Commltteewoman Tina Harrow- Torrlngton, Republicans (Connecticut ments: DRESS SHOES I 2.99 to 4.99 3 for $10 Homo Eoonomios. She MaasaiidiUBatts, Gorman has six- er of Hamden, Chairman Haus- Mayor Paul J. Manafort of New also named a 16-member panel —Rockefeller reportedly sug- pire^ticketed at EvcB in EBtngton end is a grad- and-a-half years teaching ex- of uncomitted delegates to the gested to feUow RepuMcan gov- Cool values in these VERY famous make riafe of Fltchbutg Stalte ’Teach- perlence. emors at Ttilsa that ReSgan be $4 to $9 shirts. Dacron polyester and cotton, national convention. The state s leading role at the na- AIR CONDITIONING era College. M r» FooiUBr haa w ilU am F . H anklnson w ill be 100% Dacron polyester or all cotton. Withstands Assault Democratic convention will tional convention In televised three yeaiiB expertowo and laat 3^ teach er o € science. A M!an- All famous makes with names still erienco,______^ ithe__ tost the Woodrow _ Wilson Middle . . . ° of fViAthe MtlAssAVkhAviamicrophone. flanSen. Tli«an*)>Bush'S havtetg bean a t North HUb High school in Middletown. son, a Texas Congressman, Is Long before the convention Bctioot In PlWrtxurg from 1 ^ - ^ Sugarman will being mentioned as a possible convened Saturday morning, in dungarees 1968. t.^ ETX .T“erad.late"oi “ Kookrfellcr for President forces “ The old window air conditioner was Mtos Beverly Griffin wlU a a rk Unfvcralty, Mrs Sugar' P>-e®‘1ent- ,1^ ^ i f I great, but gee, we couldn't all stay in tench ;■ buriiiees education. A man comes from Rlverdale, Seconding speeches for May nut k t^ ra on the siwwaJk ^ t- ] HUSH PUPPIES graduate of the Uotvwrity of New York. This wUl be her first were given by former New side the Bushnell. The k itte n the same room. I mean a guy needs hi^ Haimahlre, she te a native teaching position. Britain Mayor Paul Manafort, latw was brought ! ^ the lobby, privacy when he grows up. (I'm prac­ otf HudaoiL N. H., and te Joseph Zamuka will teach Hartford Ck>uncllmaii Collin Ben- The members of the press, ra- tically eleven). So Pop decided to have for the entire fomilyt m her llw t tendilng poelUoii. mathematics. He lives in South nett, new Waterbury Mayor dlo and TV wero ^e ll taken care n' John Danyer, a graduate of Windsor and Is a graduate of George Harlaman, GOP Legis- of by the Republican State whole-house air conditioning. A wide, wonderful selection of beautifully tailored Ber- the Unlverstty of Connecticut, the University of Hartford. Ho latlve J^ommlsslqner Joseph Central (Committee. A plentifiU Goldberg of Norwich, and State supply of coffee, doughnuts and “Boy, it sure is nice! Now, Mom mud^ in stripes, plaids, checks, solids aniJ wm teach EngUsh. He hoe two Is a beginning teacher. L CHILDREiyS WOMEN'S Choose from cottons, bleeding madr^ and c-^ n yoaiB experieotoe a t Southbury ------Rep. Barbara teiKulIe of assorted sandwiches was pro- makes chocolate cakes and stuff all the High School. He now Dves in Litchfield. vlded. blends. Some are lined, some have belts . . . all are Naugatuck. Marine Weather A demonstration by 20 May time even tho it's hot outside. And Sis sizzling values! Sizes 8 to 18. I ADI -in,» Girls, dressed In blue and white, ’The Invocation was given by got rid of her hay fever— at least she's 5.90 6.90 William J. Proposki will WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—'The May’s nomination, the Rev. William Rupper, chap- tWeV exdfihs'hews teach mathematics. A native of u.S. Weather Bureau says tides ' p and S the lain of the Rocky Hill Veterans not sneezing all over the place any­ Lawrenw Mass., he la a gradu- be high along the Connectl- , ^ u f e d o n ^ a ^ e e r ! Home; and the benediction by more. it sure is better around here! V ate of Merrimack college In cut shore today from 4:16 to S . T d T en T taS ^u p f the I ^ . Anthony J. Bombo- in your ftiflire! “ P.S. Pop gave the old window unit to ■ M EN’ S girls’ summer happy rfartTeY chrL^m eT stage,’ leading ' r c r r a “^of Itokl, of Cyril and be his first teaching assignment, brook today Is 10:46 a.m the delegates. Methodius Church, Hartfbrd. the neighbors. They love it.” Frank Tupper will teach n ; i 6 p.m. Semina DeLourentls of Never before have fabrics been more exciting chemistry. A graduate of the Sunset today 8:27, sunrise Waterbury, a young woman with Get real air conditioning— whole- 7.90 cotton knit tops University of Maine, he comes Tuesday at 6:18. ®l^al s name was placed In voice bigger than she Is, sang . . . more colorful, more deftiy woven, more easily famous cotton knit tops from Pittsfield, Maine. He has Boating weather for Long Is- nomination by State Rep. John ^j,e Star Spangled Banner. sewn! Now, with a minimum of time and money, house air conditioning. It provides regularly 89 to $13 taught for three years, the last land Sound to Montauk Point W. Boyd ol Westport, chairman ______you can create fashions in exactly the oolor« style coolness, humidity control, filtering and at Maine Central Inatitpte In and Block Island: North to o* the Connecticut for Nixon and fabric that will flatter you the most! Come air circulation. Keep cool ELECTRIC­ Pittsfield In 1967-68. northeast winds 10 to 13 knots (Committee, Fulton Rode Clyde Boat let us put some excitement in your future! 1.49 1.79 Mrs. l>hyllls Ooldmem will today and 10 to 20 knots to- was Boyd who had intended ALLY . . . and the living is easy. Call ^ 3-6X 7-14 teach home economics. A Rock nteht __ and Ttieadav._____ ^ Variable 1° IntroducCV the resolution CLYDE, Scotland — Robert SHpons and oxfords to make the sidewalte softer in vlUe resident, she received her cloudiness today. M l^ y cloudy which would have placed the Pulton was a passenger on the your dealer or cooling specialist. reg. 2.50-3.50 reg. 2.50-$4 Master’s from Cornell Uni- toitiglit . - and ’Tuteday with convention In, support of Nixon, first trial run of a practical houndawg, silver pine, gunsmoke, gdld, lime, yellow and .sh^ow colors. Discontinued styles. versity. chance oAshowera and thiuider- Seconding speeches for Sibal steamboat. The boat was con- The Hartford Electric Light Company A c(rtorful selection of g&y cotton knits Mlss Gall Allano will teach showers. Visibility 1 to 3 mdles were made by former State structed by William Symington in pert stripes or summery solid shades, social studies. She received her lOf^ly below 1 mile In fog early 3®n. Peter Marianl of Groton, and tested on the Forth and YOUR miSTOR-OWHlD [LICTRIC COMPAHY Short sleeve or sleeveless. Stock up now ' I Bachelor’s degree from St. Jo- morning tropKwlng to 5 who Is seeking the GOP nom- Clyde Canal In March 1802. The “Cheney HaU“—Your Fabric Headquarters Since 1925! seph College In West Hartford miles or more later today. Vis- Ipatlon for congressman from American steamboat, which Not every style in every size 1 for warm days ahead! and her Master’s degree ibUity lowering to 1 to 3 miles ®e Second District; former many authors content was In- 117 Hartford Bd.—Corner of Pine St., Manchester froro the University of Hawaii, locally below 1 mile In showers Meriden Mayor Howard Hous- vented by Kentuckian John Open DaUy till 9 P.M. — Sat. tUl 6 P.M. (DtL, Young World, all 4 atorcB) A Hartford resident, this is her and thunderahowers tonight and ton; MUllcent Best of Weston; Pitch, was brought to commer- Read Herald Advertisemente^ flrst teaching position. ’Tueoday. and Prof. Ralph Marcielll of cial success by Fulton. .i-

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 - , MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 Pages 15 to 28 u ShlUlto of Potomac, Md.; and neral home today from 7 to 9 Section Two iiattrljTHtfr tUTiting nine grandchildren. p.m. There will be a recltdtlon« Vernon Obituary Funeral services will be to- of the Rosary at the funeral Russian Copters morrow at 8:1B a.m. from the home tonight. Burke Funeral Home, 76 Proa------Mayor Seen , , nomas D. Hau^ Rockville, with a Maas Mrs. Bessie K. Welgold Band Ready ____ n o m w of requiem at 9 a.m. at St. Mat- ROCKVILLE -M rs. BesaK Misleading KcpOVtCU Ifl It OV ” U>ew’s Church, Tolland. Burial Klbbe Welgold, 74, of 19 Elm For Events at St. Francis Hospital,“ Hart­ “ ■ will be In St. Bernard’s Ceme- st. died early Saturday mom- (Contbined Fram Page One) ford, after being stricken while tery, Rockville. Ing at her home. at Work at the Royal Typewrit­ Over Budget conducted. No results are avail­ Frlenda may call at the fu­ Mrs. Welgold was bom Sept. Of Summer er Co., Hartford. He was the able.” 12th Qrciiit neral home tonight from 7 to 9. 16, 1893 In Ellington, daughter Town Board Representative husband of Mrs. Thelma Webb Vietnamese military sources The Manchester Pipe Band of Charles and Julia Abom Klb­ Robert has charged-' Mayor Hough. the helicopters were Court Cases is looking ahead to summer Leon Federkiewlcs be, and had lived in this are all John Grant with being "guilty ^ tt o Mr. Haugh waa bom in Masaa- oompetltlon and Its defense of VERNON — Leon Federkle- of her life. She was a member of creating a totally erroneous chuaetts, and had lived In. Man- Wilson, brother of Impression and misinforming Napr P4 Phantom Jeto Saturday the North American Class B of Union Congregational Church MANCHESTER SESSION ohamiplonship won last jrear In Chester most of his life. He was Anlela Gorinskl of Vernon, and the Pythian Sisters. % e the citizens of Vemon” on the . . .. . a U.S. Army Veteran of World died Saturday at his home. The case at Louis J. Laramie, Canada. formerly was employed^ at'the budget for the coming year. ^ ^ 25, o f Bloomflfold, charged with ■And the first competition it War n. Survivors besides his slater U.S. Envelope Co., and the Last week Mayor Grant, prior enemy hellTO^em Survivors, besides hla wife, In- include his wife, a son, a daugh- have been downed in South Vlet- idx ooujfto o f procuring prop­ enters this year takes it back Rockville Leader. to the annual budget meeting, erty and credit under ftUae pre­ to Canada,' to Ormstown, (Que­ clude his mother, Mrs. Esther and three grandchildren. predicted a maximum mill rate "o™- She Is survived by a niece. tenses and four counita of forg- bec, near Montreal. That event McCurry Haugh of Manchw- Funeral services will be said Miss Julia Baker, and a nephew! of 88. ’The rate this year is 60. » was not known whether the^ ter; a daughter, Mrs. Alfred at the F.W. Oarmon Funeral Percv Baker both of RooVviiia He said if the 68-mlll rate was enemy were lifting ftoops h ^ is June 29. The Round Hill Games in Wright of Wapplng; ^ sons. Home. 6 Poquonock Ave., Wind- and Lother niece L d nephew! adopted,'"the additional eight or material or were on a recon- June 20 a n d ^ W c D e ^ « ^am ford are annually held on and Donald C. sor. tomorrow at 11 a.m. Burial Funeral services will be held mills wUl be solely attributable naissance mission. 9 * ^ P«>iw<^ed Haugh, both at home; six will be in Riverside Cemetery, to the education budget, over The Vietnamese sources gave by the count to r e p r o o f'h im . the FViurth of July. tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the brothers, William Haugh, Sam- Windsor. August Is the big month of Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling­ which I have no control." tbls account: Lanamle WM aweated by uel Haugh, Roy Haugh, Miller Friends may call at the fu- ‘”rhe coat of government in- Three turbo-powered, single- Mianciheater pettce June 18 on oompetltlon, including defense ton Ave. The Rev. Paul J. Bow­ of the title. Ihe North Amer­ Haugh and Clarence Haugh, all neral home today from 7 to man, pastor of Union Congre­ eluding public works, fire and *’®tor M14 helicopters, capable Mialn St. on complaint by a k>- of Manchester, and Robert p.m. ican OhampionShipa are again gational Church, will officiate. pollce," Mayor Grant said, "did carrying 14 combat troops or cal merchant He waa said to Haugh of Florida; four sisters, ------not go up a penny, in spite of about 2% tons of cargo, were have a Stolen credit card In his being, held at MaxvUIe, Ontario, Burial will be in Grove Hill near Ottawa, on Aug. 3. Lhat’s Mrs. Leonard Kingman and Howard N. Taft Cemetery. salary Increases in all depart- shot down along the coast by al- posseasdon at the time o f hla Mrs. Norman Lascher, both of ROCKVILLE — Howard N. ments." lied artillery Saturday night. arrest. Elach o f the chaigea are Saturday, and when homeward Friends may call at the funer­ Manchester, Mrs. A1 Verona of Taft, 68, of Rau St. Ext., hus- Disputing this statement, Sunday night the North Viet- In connecticn with the uee of bound on Sunday, the band will al home tonight from 7 to 9. East Hartford, and Mrs. Jack band of Mrs. Gladys Tracy Houley cited budget.figures as namese tried to slip another the card with Manchester mer- stop off at the Thousand Is­ Grant of Springfield, Mass.; and Taft, died last night at Rock- lands for the games there. Mrs, Louise K, Burney presented to and accepted by flight of the choppers down the chants. Laramie was taken to three grandchildren. ville General Hospital. On successive Saturdays Aug. ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Louise the voters with no' changes. He coast, but the Navy Phantoms Hartford State Jsutt In lieu of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Mr. Taft was bom Jan. 30, 10 and 17, the band wUI figure Kellner Bumey, 82, of 53 Spring noted that general government, pounced on them. Nine were bond. (Horald photo by Bucciv1ciu6) Main St., is in charge of ar- 1900 In Rockville, son of Wright In competition at Syracuse, St., widow of Charles Bumey which does not include educa- shot from the sky, and one ex- Francis R Mulvey, 18, o f 40 rangements, which are incom­ and Caroline Gimp Taft, and N. Y., and Quincy, Mass., re- died early this morning at the tlon, totaled 82,277,471 in 1967- ploded before crashing into the Olcott S t end Joeeph E. Mul- had lived here all of his life. speoUvely. St. Maurice Women Aid Church Building Fund plete. Rockville Memorial Nursing 68 as opposed to the 1968-69 fig- sea, indicating it was carrying vey, 20, who Is Stationed with Before his retirement, he was Home. ure of $2,639,203 or an increase ammunition. the U. 3. Marines In ChaiTeston, Mrs. Gloria Goodrich employed at Hamilton Standard At the annual meeting of St. Maurice Council of fund. The money was raised during the year Mrs. Bumey was bom March of $261,732. six In all were downed In the Maas., both pleaded guilty to Mrs. Gloria Goodrich of Santa Division of United Aircraft Corp. _ Barry Praises Catholic Women Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson, right, through the various council projects. Mrs. Brian 28, 1888 In Rockville, daughter He further pointed out that South China Sea, one crashed on charges of breardi o f peace and Monl_ca, Calif., formerly of Rob- Wjndsor of August and Annie Hler Kell- the fire, police and public works the beach and two went down -w«re fined $20 each, outgoing president, presented to the pastor, the Robideau of Coventry, left, is the new president Miss Granstrom and Arthur H. ming, former superintendent of Manchester schools, view the Regulation on Rev. Robert W. Cronin, a check for the building, and was installed Thursday evening. ert Rd., died Friday In Santa ® ner, and had lived here all of budgets for the current year to- farther inland. The brothero were arrested Book of Remembrance presented her among other gifts at her retirement reception yesterday. Monica. She was the widow of Moose. ------X ------her life. She attended Union teled $899,631 against the new U.S. Air Force planes spotted 29 In conneotlon with a She has been Bowers School’s only principal. (HeraJd photo by Buceivlclus) Mailing Guns Clarence A. Goodrich, who was Survivors, besides his wife, Congregational Church. . increase and destroyed four MI4 heUcop- fj-h t occurring In an Otoott Green St., Rockville; Mrs. Bar­ Gingiias, 85 Henry St.; Mrs. president of Case Bros, at the focfode a daughter, Mrs. Jo- of $164,439, approximately two ters and two of the huge Soviet apartment, State Sen. David M. Barry of Hospital Notes bara Gagnon, 96 'White Terese Boyle, East Hartford: State Promises tlme of his death in 1946. ®eph Hayden of Rockville; two Survivors include two daugh­ Comment Session ters, Mrs. Joseph Affricano and mii*®- MI6 helicopters last Oct. 6 at a Other cases' disposed of In­ Manchester today praised the Also, Michael Zeruk, 44 High George Slevcrts, 68 West St.; Survivors include a daughter, brothers, Clarence Taft of New He charged, "To state that field 30 miles west of Hanoi, All evening visiting hours end To Pay Rent Mrs. Harold W. Kloter Sr., both Sehulas Wed 25 Years clude: Conrad M. Banas, 41, of Miss Granstrom Cited The Manchester Board of recent action of Postmaster Tower Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. iJiargurite Spicer, 05 Mrs. Jacqueline G. Rockefeller York City and Phillip Taft of these budgets did not go up a at 8 p.m., and start. In the of Rockville; a brotl\er, Carl 193 E. Center St., charged with General W. Marvin Watson In Wesley Frost, 82 (Jhambers St.; Ctoleman Rd.; Janet HllHard, .54 of Santa Monica; and three sis- Sacramento, Calif.; two sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Se- Andrew Elliot Sebula, a gradu­ penny is therefore a complete Directors on Thursday will various units, at: Pediatrics, 3 The Town of Manchester, A. Kellner of Ft. Lauderdale, ate of the University of Con- operating a motor vehicle with­ conduct another of Its semi- tightening the postal traffic Mrs. Pauline Jones, 22 Trum­ Emma Lane, Rockville; Mrs. ters, Mrs. Samuel N. Robertson Berton Elliott and Mrs. bula of 271 Phoenix St., Vernon, / r.1. falsehood.” He said, “ My critl- Public Record p.m.; self service unit, l(Ta.m.; Town Manager Robert Weiss Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Clarence out a license and failure to re­ morrtllfy comment sessions, a regulations on firearms. bull St.; ^{^s. Judith Skewes Dentse Gleason, 33 Hyde St.; of Los Angeles, Mrs. Bercy Un Paul Donze, both of Rockville; were feted at a 26th wedding nect cut School of Pharmacy clsm for this type of irrespon- Warrantee Deieds For Education Service Watson announced last Crowell House, 5 p.m. week­ said today, has the assurance Brovm o f Rockville; three new license, $30;' Bruce H. regular program of the board and daughter, 11 Williams St.; Mrs. Joan .Amelotte, Enfield; derwoo^ of Elgin, 111., and Mrs. a grandchild, and several nieces ernployed as a pharmacist at s,bie statement is prompted be- Howard______E. Keeney. ______to Clinton days, 3 p.m., weekends and holi­ of state community college of­ gmndchlldren, four great-grand­ celebration yesterday afternoon Middlesex Comeliuson, 24, of Coventry, A steady stream of parents, teachers and friends of week that any package contain­ Mrs. Greiba DaOoata and son. Mrs. Elaine Johnston and son, Gwendblln S. Cooper of Clalr- and nephews. Hospital, Middle- cause I feel it is extremely un- C. Keeney, parcel on east side for over a year. days; private rooms, 10 a.m.; ficials that, prior to the end of at Flano’s Restaurant, Bolton. town failure to obey state traffic Miss Esther Granstrom, retiring principal of Bowers ing guns must clearly be label­ Bast Hortiford. 57 South SL, RockviUe; Mrs. mont, Calif. « Funeral services will be held and several nieces fair to suggest that the Board of Keeney St., conveyance tax, It will be from 6:30 to 8:30 semi-private rooms, 3 p.m.; this month, the town Will re­ About 60 friends and relatives Mrs. Sebula, the former Mar­ control signs, $25; James J. Sthool, came to the reception in her honor from 2-4 ed “ Firearms,” and that ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Joyce Simon and son, 25 Leona Burial, will be in East Ceme­ tomorrow at 2 p.m. at White- nephews. of Education and its budget is $1.10. p.m. In the town counsel’s of­ visiting In 310, 314, and 328 Is ceive Its $2,400 rental fee for from Manchester, Vernon, Col­ garet Rowe of Roscoe N.Y., has Dazy, 17, of WlUlmantlc, ar­ delivery of such a package will Helen Smith, 295 Main St.; Pr,, Rockville; Mra Kathleen tery at a time to be announced. Gibson Funeral Home, 65 Elm P^'^ral services will be the sole reason for overall Carmelina Salata to Robert I. yesterday afternoon in the auditorium to share reminis­ fice In the Municipal Build­ any time for Immediate family the old Keeney St, School, plus umbia, Rockville, Hartford, and lived In the Manchester area rested In Boltmi, speeding, $40; not be made until th^ chief law (Tornelius Clark, Stafford Pohlman and daughter, E2iUng- Watkins-West Funeral_ Home, St. The Rev. R.G. Sands, pas- Wednesday at 2 p.m. at White- budget increases.” Wolverton and Richard C. Har- cences and extend her best wishes for the future. Well ing. only, with a five-mlnute limita­ approximately $9,600 as part Thompsonville attended the sur­ since 1941. She Is employed at Patricia S. Goss, 1|[, of 128 enforcement officer of the com­ Springs; Mrs. Mary Whiteside, ton. 142 e7 Center St., is fn charge Gospel Church, Houley termed as reaJiSf.lc mon, lots on Eldridge St., con- over 800 attended. The public hearlnga are for tion. Afternoon visiting hours in payment for rental of the high prise party, given by the cou­ Crestfield Manor Convalescent Helalne Rd., failure to drive a munity to which It Is address­ 699 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Inez of arrangements. officiate. Burial , will be in Paul J. Bowman, th» budgeit as pnesenited and veyance tax $18.50. The Informal recepUon was gnyi 1936, Miss Granstrom those Manchester residents obstetrics are 3 to 4 p.m. then school, both being utilized by ple’s children. reasonable distance apart, $30. ed is notified. Johnson, East Hartford; Ray­ There will be no calling Grove Hill Cemetery. Gnlon CongregaUon- Hospital, and her hobby is flow­ adopted, adding that increases Kenneth W. Gibson, et al, to highlighted by a brief program Served as principal at Lincoln wtio wish to comment or begin again at 7 p.m. Visitors Manchester Community College. Mr. and Mrs. Sebula were Also, Ross A. Haynes, 24, of • Barry, a member of the In­ mond Rowett, 63 Irving St.; hours. Friends may call at the fu- Church, will officiate. Burial ers. Her husband, a native of at 3, at which she was present­ and Green Schools before being complain on any subject ore asked not to smoke In pa­ HRC to Consider Still to be resolved is pay­ married June 16, 1943 in St. Manchester, Is employed at Al- W ° southlkgton, arrested In’Bolton, terim Judiciary Committee of Belton Lathen, 208 S<^ool St.; ____ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. be In Grove Hill Cemetery. the budget wus arrived at after erty on West Center St., ed several gifts and lauded for appointed to supervise at Bow­ within the board’s jurisdic­ tient’s rooms. No more than two ment of the entire 1967-68 year­ Bridget Church. They have three lied Plastic Mould Co. In Ver- evading responsibility, $50 and the General .Assembiy, said that Kevin Lewie, 18 Sherry Ctrole, ------' Friends may call at the fu- her outstanding service to the ers. ’ tion. visitors at one time per patient. May Suggestions ly rental fee for the high school, Mrs. Ethel R. Smith chlldren, Donna Sebula, a stu- non. He is a member of a bowl- thorough and open discussion veyance tax $24.20. failure to drive In the estab- the committee presently is draft­ Tolland; Barbette Warren, 6 Mm. Mary C. Woron neral home tomorrow from 3 to Manche^ater schools by Arthur She has been the school’s only Suggestions and complaints ing gun control legislation, for estimated by town officials at Mrs. Ethd Root Smith, 82, of dent at Vernon EKmenUry Ingteagu,. anJ enioy. wood- 'J -Thoiaa, P^lKKama Jr. aad ^ ^ Patients Today: 263 Murray Rd., Wapplng; Wallace ROCKVILLE —iMrs. Mary C. ® 7 to 9 p.m . H. Ullng, master of ceremon­ principal sincq its completion are referred to the appropri­ The Manchester Human Re­ approximately $26,000. IVeat Haitford, mother of Ly­ School; Linda Sebula, a .w a n t Bern! «t f J MoK.n.a lo R.bart presentation to the 1969 General Butler, 56 Ann Rd., South Woron, 71, of Mansfield, mother ------ies and retired school superin­ shortly after World War n. ate town agency for action. lations Commission (HRC), ^Welss, when toe Board of Di­ man R. Smith of Manchester, at Rockville High School; and (Herald photo by Buceivlclus.) Bduoation. L. Edelson and Gail Edelson, tlon of state traffic control Assembly. Admitted Saturday: Kevin Ad­ Windsor; Mrs. Barbara Hub­ of John Woron of Rockville, died tendent, and by Supt. William She plans to travel after re­ rectors meets for an Informal died Saturday at Hartford Hos­ He concluded, “In view of the property on Edison Rd., con- signs, $15; Ronald W. Hodgkins, He said that he expects that ler, 71 Breezy Hill Rd., Wap­ bard, Kdngdbury Ave. Ext., meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Saturday at Natchaug Private H. Curtis, who also retires this tirement, but will continue to the 1969 Legislature will vote session tomorrow night, will pital. Funerals faots presented, I feel It Is veyance tax $19.60. 16, of Coventry, falliu'e to drive plng; Otto Ausburger, Wllll- Rockville. the Probate Courtroom of the Hospital. is scheduled to appear In Rock- wrong of Mayor Grant to try Heronlms Tichovskis and month. make her home in Manchester to tighten g;un laws, whether the ask (or authorization to sign Survivors also include a a reasonable distance apart, Two-way Radio mantlc; John Barno, East Hart­ Also, Mns. Nellie Bradley, 44 Municipal Building, will con- Survivors also Include her Manchester Area ville Circuit Court 12, July 11. imply to the people o f Ver- Anna M. Tichovskis to Arthur Ullng praised her "complete at 50 Oakwood Rd. Congress acts or not. leases (or 1968-69 use of the daughter, a brother, two sls- $35; Richard C. LaBrec, 24, of ford; Mrs. Carolyn Bennett, Greenwood Dr.; Mrs. Evelyn gijer ^ y g of implementing husband, five daughters, a sis­ Lance CpI, Michael A. Machle Louis Curet, 28, of Bronx, N.Y. that departments under his Kittredge, property on Dale and undivided attention and Reported Stolen "There Is no questlon-that the facilities by Manchester Com­ ters, and a grandson. Amston, arrested In Manches­ Warehouse Point; Joseph Cap- PaganI, 38 Alexander St.; Mrs. suggestions made at its May ter, and six fn’andchlldren. COVENTRY — Military fu­ energy to the generations of gun laws need some revision,” munity College. Funeral services will be held was charged with failure to ^ responslbliUty do a good conveyance tax $30.26. ter, making unnecessary noise, A two-way radio, veilued at puccio, 512 Taylor St.; Tina Margaret Ryan, East 'Windsor; meeting. . Funeral services will be to­ neral services for Marine Lance Three Held drive in the established lane pupils she has served,” and taken "While sportsmen have tomorrow at. 10:30 a.m. at Tay- job while suggesting that other Connecticut Bank and Trust $20; Gerard Labrolx, 54, of 227 Auto Damaged, more than $1,(X)0, was CJharlton, 40 Olcott St., Apt. 307; Mra. Eurtdlcl Volanos, 182 Haw- Ned Coll, head of Hartford’s morrow at 10 a.m. at Holy ’Trini­ CpI. Michael A. Machle - o f when he lost control of his car a legitimate Interest in main­ for and Modeen Funeral Home, departments do n o t” Go. to Charles H. Pettis and said, "It is almost impossible from a Wyman’s Oil Oo. truck Thomas Elliott, 80 (folumbus ithome S t; Raymond Laithibp, Revitalization Corps, appeared ty Russian Orthodox •• Church, Snake Hill Rd. were held Satur- and skidded into trees along the Main St., found intoxicated, taining their rights to have fire­ 136 S. Main St., West Hartford. Houley I3 seeking the Demo- Pettis, property on to single out all her outstanding Rolls into Pole between Friday evemng and St.; Christine Gelineau, 185 Val­ 265 Henry S t; Albert Adams, at the May HRC meeting and Antibiotics for India WlUlmantlc Burial will be in day mofning at the Holmes Fu- In Theft of side of the highway. His court nolleij. characteristics. It Is well known arms, the public welfare de­ Burial will be in the Old North cratlc nomination for state sen- locust St., conveyance tax Also, Salvatore Scalise, 17, of Saturday morning, according to ley View Dr., Wapplng; Fred 53 Marian Dr.; Mrs. Margaret explained how Manchester reel- RISHIKESH, India — Asia’s the Russian Orthodox Cemetery, neral Home, 400 Main St., Man- date is July 9 in Rockville that the special attitude and mands that the risk of guns Cemetery, Hartford. ator from Uio 35th distrlot. $24.78. 36 Flower St., speeding, $80; A oar belonging to a 60-year- Manchester police. Griffen. East Hartford; Karl In- Haskell, 23 Hartland Rd. dents could aid In programs for largest antibiotics plant at Rlsh- North Windham. Chester. The Rev. Earle R. Circuit Court. spirit for which Bowers In falling into the wrong hands Friends may call at the fu­ Car Parts ■Mlayor Grant declined itoday Quitclaim Deeds Frank, H. Smith, 58, of WIIU- old Manchester,man was dam­ Wyman officials told police sogna, Wolcott; Mrs. Louise Jes­ Also, Mrs. Evelyn Gates, the disadvantaged. ikesh in Uttar Pradesh State, Friends'may call at the Potter Custer, pastor of North Metho- Daniel Barlow, 17, of 60 Spring known are, In great measure, should be reduced as much as sup, Manchester Manor. neral home tonight from 7 to Funeral Home, 466 Jackson St., dist Church, Manchester, of- St., Manchester, was issued to comment on Houley’s Manchester Properties Inc., to arrested In Coventry, aged Saturday evening when that the truck, which had recent­ Windsor Locks; Paul Luty, 70 The HRC, tomorrow night, has begun to produce strepto- 9. The Wethersfield Chapter, Three EUlng(ton teen-agers charges. p a r ie s H. Pettis and Irene B. operating under the Influence due to her Influence.’ ’ ly been repaired, had been park­ possible.” ■Also, Mrs. Allda Johnson, 82 Wllllmantlc, today from 7 to 9 ficiated. Burial was in Buck- a summons to appear in Rock­ Its parking gear broke, allowing Barry conceded that “ no set LevriB Dr., Wapplng; l^ula will determine which o f the myoln. The plant is scheluled OiES, will conduct a memorial were arrested yesterday by PettlB, property on Locust St. of liquor, pleaded nolo conten- Curtis said Miss Granstrom ed behind the company offices Biglow St.; Lucy Kaclnskl, Bktkt Kiyzak, 20 Spring St.; John many programs recommended for full production of ,292 tons p.m land Cemetery, Manchester. Mi­ ville Circuit Court, July 2. He It to roll down a hill, crashing of gun controls will avoid all of Hartford; Mrs. Bertha Matkof, servtoe tonight at 8 at the fu­ Marcla J. Frechette to ElmeE jioo; udo Ernst, 28, of "has rated r i ^ at the top of at 24 Main St. litary honors were accorded at state police in connection with was charged with failure to into a uUlity pole. the senseless killings that have Donahue, 305 Porter St,; Omer by Coll merit priority. of antibiotics a year by 1970. neral home. M. Frechette, property on Aali- 37 Qienwood St., failure to outstanding principals,’ ’ and PoUce said the thieves simply 22D Case Dr.; Mrs. Rose Pal- William J. Barry graveside by ' members. of the the theft of auto partsoarts at the Brantgrant one-half the hierhwavhighway and U l U r The owner of the errant auto, beaomo oU too frequent to our worth St, went on to express his gratitude cut all the connecting wires and lait, 1311 Ellington Rd., South William J. Barry of Oakland, Marine Corps Detachment of Meyerhoff junk yard, Cry­ drive In the establlahed lane, John W. Adamy of 197 Eldridge society” , but added that "sojne M n . Eophemla T. Suitor Stuart H. V. Carlson for her loyalty and support. pulled out the entire unit. Windsor; John Rowe, 160 Mc­ Calif., brother of Mrs. Eliza- Hartford, who also served as stal Lake, Ellington. S'i“Vres"°“ At Eugene East pleaded nolo contendere, $85. St., told police the car was new controls would be a step COVENTRY Mrs. Euphe- S.H.V.C. Inc., property on A framed certificate of ap­ Jennie Scolsky, 167 W. Center Kee St.; Mrs. Edna Trares, bath Elwood of Manchester, bearers, Arrested and charged with lar- The Barlow, car skidded on THe cases of Kenneth C. parked near a (Jhestnut St. in, the right direction. mla T. Suitor, 68, of East Hart­ u on ..cjncj Arthur ------preciation for the retiring prin­ St., reported that her wallet, Crestfield Convalescent Home; died Saturday at the Samuel ceny under $16 were Maureen thf wet pavement on Center «rm ur Miller Main SL Hartley, 21, of North Windham, residence when it rolled down “ Prohibiting the sale of liquor Mrs. Ruth Unden, 19 Winter St.; ford, sister of James Taylor of Merritt Hospital, Oakland. Logan 20 Box 256 ’Thomas Me- Rd., striking a car driven by ^ at Eugene East, the Release of Judgment Uen cipal’s of service in containing $50 cash and personal and his brother, Richard D. the hUl striking the pole near to minors^ doesn’t completely Mrs. Nellie 'Whitehead, 91 Laur- Coventry, died Saturday In Nor­ I^fn 16 I ^ r d ^ ’ 7n T R otert Thomas Conti, 40, of Tumble- ^ “ «®al cabaret at1112 Main Joseph V. Rlvosa to Manches- Manchester was presented by XMipers, was taken from a purse Survivors also include a broth­ Hartley, 23, of Coventry, ar* Forest St., on the right *haiKl prevent mlnprs from getting el St., Wapplng. wich. I Laln, 16, I^rd Rd.. and Robert ® Hartford. tomorrow ter Lumber Co. Mrs. Anita Murphy, a member on the front seat of her car PRICE! er and another -sister. Jail Terms rested May 22 in connection Pallansky, 16, Laurel Rd. ’Two of the Board of Education . side of the road. liquor, but It cuts down toe Survivors, besides her brother, ’The Thomas P. Parley Fu­ and both drivers were treated , ,, Attachments with an accident in Coventry, sometime Saturday morning. Admitted Yesterday: Joy Bau- juveniles, apprehended at the William E. Moore, 49, of 11 consumpUon,” h® saldJ’Slinl- Hartford; Mrs. Lydia include two sons and three neral Home, 96 Webster St., at Rockville General Hospital. , Miller, who lives in Roxbury, Beverly A. Griswold against were continued to June 24. A wallet and key case, travel­ She told police the car was same time were turned over to BatUsta Rd. drove his car into grandchildren. Hartford, Is In charge of ar-‘ For Drunks A second accident on Rt. 83 If about Roger H. Griswold, property on They have been released imder ing case and gifts of money were parked in front of her home larty, gun cxmtrol teiwa muat in- g^oderson, Brewster St., Coven- juvenile authorities. the rear of a car driven by Jo­ sure, to toe extent it Is possible, Byme, 18 Dart Hill Funeral services will be rangements, which are‘ Incom­ in Talcottville caused Benjafoiii' ° P'"*' “ delegate from Victoria Rd., $16,000. the no cash bail compact. among the gifts presented. Mak­ with the doors unlocked. try; Patrick Byrne TTie three arrested are seph A. Yungk of East Hart­ that as few guns as possible are Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the plete. Davis, 60, of 39 Main St.. Tal- Democra- Judgment ____^ ___ _ ing presentations were Mrs. Ten dollars in cash were tak­ Rd., Wapplng; Jay Cfolllns, 1005 Pass Test scheduled to appear in Rockville Kenneth Hartley is cliarged sold to undesirable person.” Whitcomb Funeral Home, 102 cottvllle, to be Issued a warn- ® ,°P®"® William J. Maguire and Hope with operating a motor v^Fcle kfortln Foley foi; Uie PTA, a ford Saturday at 2:57 p.m. at en from a small bank by a thief Strong Rd. Wapplng: Alton (3ow- Circuit (3ourt 12, July 9. Washington St., Barre, Vt., with Mrs. Bertha Olszewski ing for fallure tq grant right of Baxter, The United Bank and while under the influence of group of Girl Scouts and Brown­ Center and Griswold Sts., m - who seemed to feel right at les, 363 Keeney St.; Julie Cran­ (Continued from Page One) George P. Bisson, 45, of Well- the Rev. T. Murdock officiating. COVENTRY — Mrs. Bertha way. ^ \ Rartford will sing first. Trust Co., to Carmelina Salata, liquor, failure to drive In the ies from the school, and Mrs. cordlng to police rejiorts. dall, 58 White St.; Michael wood Circle, Rockville, was home in the apartment of John Burial will be In Wilson Ceme­ Olszewski, 63', of East Hartford, Four justices dissented. They Another warning for the same as JaM property on Eldridge St. establiahed lane, operating a Helen Ener for the faculty. Jimmie Hyatt, 24, of 181 S. Art, Craft Items Dzamba, 17 Canterbury S t ; warned for inattentive driving R. Stratton, 424 W. Middle tery, WebstervUle, Vt. sister of Walter Siwek of Cov­ are Abe Fortas, William O. thing was Issued to Leonard ®°'” P)®‘® Judgment Uen motor vehicle with unaafe tires, A Book of Remembrance con­ Main St. backed his car out of David FAlrbanka, 117 Hawthorne after his car skidded on the wet Tpke., Saturday. M ends may call at the New­ entry, died Saturday morning Douglas, William J. Brannon Jr. Descheneaux. 16. of Ellington ^ Shoor Bros. Inc. against Hugh and breach of peace. Richard taining photographs, messages a parking spot at Main and Sought for Camp St.; Thomas Flllaramo, 376 S. pavement on Snipsic St., Elling­ Stratton told police that some­ kirk and Whitney Funeral In Southwlck, Mass. and Potter Stewart. when his car struck one operat- ,® and Theresa Hayden, property Hartley is charged with two from pupils and friends and oth­ Myrtle Sts. Saturday at ,. 9:56 time between 1 and 6 p.m. the Moncherter ortl arta .^Idents St.; Tracy Gilbert. 236 Hll- ton and hit a telephone pole. er mementoes, waa prepared Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Survivors, besides her broth- The court ,had been asked to ed by Richard Melnann of 140 ^ ^ ^ ® ‘ “ e >ate Sen. Robert on School St., $194.69. counts of breach of peace. a.m. crashing into a car driv­ thief entered, searched the Bisson and his two passengers, and hand411uminatea.m. Burial peal by Leroy Powell, a $12-a- made it possible for her to de­ itenals, our counseJors and staff 2333 promises. ^pke., $2,600. they refused to be folcen to the ly 6:45 p.m. Damage to the Li- burglar entered the dwelling Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. Bes­ jn Poland and was a long-time will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, week bootblack in Austin, Tex., after a three-car accident at Rt. gregational Church. will suppy tho imagination.’’ ______!______hospital for treatment. vote so much time to her career. entta car was slight, according through an open kitchen window sie Pansullo,. Stafford Springs; resident of Tolland. East .Hartford. Who has been arrested at least 140 and 83 In Ellington Saturday. "Because of their help and The suggested donations, to Montego Equipment Included At This Price Optional The other drivers Involved Past matrons of Temple Other cases oontlmied In­ to police. after removing the screen. Paul Richard, 36 Bigelow St.; Survivors include a son, Ed- Friends may call at the funer- 73 times since 1949 in Travis be left at the Bast Side Rec, Heater, 3-speed fully synehroinized manual transnviasion, Optional Bquipment were Soren Sorensen, 46, of Agfa- Chapter, OES, will have a pot- clude: EItta Badstuehner of 177 the help of so many others, I David Smith, 9 Robin R d.; Shar­ ward Jendrucek of Tolland; two al home tonight from 7 to 9. county for public drunkenness. School Sit, are: 200 cu." in. 6-cyL engine, curved glass aide wtodows, simu­ Available: 302 CID V-8, wam. Mass, and John Haynor, luck at their meeting Wednes- Vernon Irving St., failure to obey a am'proud to pass on to my suc­ on Smith, Storrs. daughters, Mrs. William Hornor ’There will -be a recitation of Shoe and cigar boxes, card­ lated walnut instrument penei, color keyed carpeting, Sdeot-Shift Mercomatlc, day at 6:30 p.m. at the home of stop sign, pleaded not guilty, cessor what I fosl 1® out­ • 12 Control D/ews Lenge Speaker Power Steering, Power of Carlisle, Pa., and Mrs. ’Thom- the Rosary at the funeral home 49, of ’Thompsonville. standing school community,” board tubes, thresid spools, but­ pleoited both or all vinyl interior, curb molding, veritless Mrs. Robert Richmond, 19 for trial by court June 27, Fran­ BIRTHS SATURDAY: A son Disc Brakes, Vinyl Roof, tonight at 7:30. Other area police activity: ZURIQH — According to stu­ tons, costume jewelryi socks, aide windows, windshield waaheis, padded doSh and visors, Barry Certain VERNON Clearview Ter. ’Those planning Konicki Asks Local Hearing cis E. Cresenzi, '25, of 123 E2- she said. A t C O P A ffair to Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Po- seat belta, badnip lamps and a host of other Mercury Stereo Tape System, Air During her remarks, she dis­ dies of the International Press laces, fringe, yarn, seaa(hdls. John T. McHugh, 19, of 67 to attend are reminded to bring dridge St., breach of peace, vinelli. East Hartford; a son to custom aiecessories. Conditioning end More! Gary L. Chamberlain played to the audience an oil latitute, there still are 12 Euro- House Minority Leader Nlch- f^^grthers, pine cones, macaroni Mr. and Mrs. Robert CJoehring, Of Nomination Hatch Hill -Rd., was charged place settings, July 22 at Manchester; Daniel Penonal Notice^ BOL’TON Gary Leigh Un Increase in Water Rate Femlno, 45 of Hartford, arrest- painting of the one-room school pean countries, with a combined olas A. Lenge of West Hartford arid noodles, styrofoam, plasbeir 365 Center St.; a daughtea to ■Chamberlain, 19, of Collinsville, with improper passing and ^ . . « «. ______1 — A.I______1.1. ^ ______nW/\ .will . ^ 1 1 be the speaker tomorrow The four-town Fourth Senato­ warned for driving after drink- Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, Representative Joseph Konlc- the Initial hearing session has ®^ ^ Manchester, operating a In Columbia where she began population of more than 360 mll- of Pfuls moAds. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Boulay, 88 We Have Several Models In Stock grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ at the weekly statei^de Repub­ rial District will hold its con­ ing after being involved in a will hold a potiuck picnic Thurs- kl has requested that Mayor b«en held locally by the PUC. motor vehicle while llcenae is her teaching career 46 years lion people, where channels of Also, used flash cubes and West Sti, Rockville. In Memoriam seph Chamberlain of Bolton^ ago at age 16. Information are under govern- lican Dutch-treat luncheon, at In lovlnir memory oi Robert D. , . * j i a« vention tomorrow ’ to” . nominate ...... — two caf accident Saturday. day at the summer home of jojm Grant arrange for the --R®presentatlve Konicki said tuwler suspension and operating bulbs, springs, soda bottle tops, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Ready For Irnmediote Delivery! After teaching at Barnard ment control, surveillance or the Shoreham Motor Hotel, BeConneH, who passed away June was killed yesterday in an auto state Sen. David M. Barry ot As the McHugh car changed Miss Janette Fraser, Giant’s -p,,... **® ^®®*® ^^® '^®ter company under Uie Influence of liquor, moitchboxies, coffee and short- to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Gra­ 16. 1669. accident In Norwich. Manchester for re-eiecUon to the (now Bennet) School from 1928 censorship. Hartford. - erring cans, ooibtoge choeso oon- Remember . . . MOriarty BrotiMn neariy 35 yectrs of fine service is your guarantee ot lanes he lost control, spun Neck, Niantlc. ’Those needing should be denied its request at June 24, all at Manchester. Lenge, an attorney and a dy, East Hartford: a daughter Conqilete Customer Setisfoctloa! Gone but not forgotten. Survivors also Include his state Assembly, around and struck a car op- transportation should contact Q- public hearing in Vernon this time. He suggested that ^------talnera, maxgarine tubs, postage '^ r. and Mrs. John Julian, member of the State Assembly parents, three brothers, one sis- The convenUon will be at 8 stomips, greeting cards, artl- Stafford Springs, Sons. Davtd. Dennis and Gary erated by David Gormley, 43, Mrs. Basil Nodden of 221 Hack- the proposed Increase In the the company borrow the money since 1963, was chairmim of the, ter, his maternal grandmother, p.m, at the Buckboard Restau- water rates. for the filtration plant and then flcial flowers and fruits, wood ■ I of 2 Jan Dr., Vernon. McHugh matack St GOP resolutions committee, DISCHARGED SATURDAY: In Memoriam seyeral aunts and uncles and rant, Glastonbury, The R^kvlUe Water and as for an Increase In the ireneUng or masemite, spin- In loving memory of my father, Court Bans which drafted and introduced Donna Volslne, 102 Village St., SAFE-BUY" USED CARS! one niece. The nomination of Barry will Acqueduot* Oo. has requested rates after the water is Improv- painting equipment, sand box Jene J. Powell, who passed away the Republican state platform, Rockville; Mrs. Mary Mihallak, Hay 3. 1968. The funeal will be held be the only item of business. a 60 per cent increase in the ed. end white sand. ‘My Daddy’ adopted at the state convention Stafford Springs; Mrs. June 66 MERC. $2195 66 LIN CO LN 65 MUST'G $1495 Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from Barry first was elected to the rates to Us customers to ofifoet Mayor Grant said he request- Housing Bias Oamp Kennedy wfli open July Board to Review Contract on Saturday. Anderle, 60 Park View Dr., ParWone 4-Door Hardtop, OoniUnental. Black with Hardtop. Blue, radio, boat­ A man and bier, and broad, the Charles H. Vincent and Sons State Senate early In 1966, to the cost o f a $1.2 million fil- ed, in a letter to George J. Giif- (Continued From Page One) 1 end will ctoee Aug. 9, op- erybk— He was elected an alternate South Windsor; Peter Ready, 24 Arcllc white, blue -vinyl burgundy interior. With er, automatic, whitowdUs. I loved him all. Funeral Home', Albany ’Tpke., fill the vacancy created by Fred tratlon plant It Is planning to fin, executive secretary to the WilItT I erating fkn- three sessions _ _ _ factory air ocxndltioning. perty." C O M P im delegate at-large to the Repub­ Goslee Dr.; Mrs. Frances Interior, R&H, automatic, Thbi was, H y Daddy. Canton, with a requiem Mass poocy of Wapplng, when he was For Project Concern Todny build. PUC, that an informal hearing two weeks each. The oamp will xrombley, 8 Keeney St.; Mrs. at 9 at St. Patrick’s Church, appointed lieutenant governor Justice Harlan, In a dissenting lican national convention. power Steering and '67 COM ETS He worked eo hard, and laboured Mayor Grant said he already he held locally so customers j l M C t l J i i . be cAosed July 4 and 5. Patricia Christensen, 88 Oak long. 'Collinsville. Burial will be In by Gov. John Dempsey. opinion in which Justice White Lenge is a former corpora­ brakes. 7 tloh on an experimental basis 'wrote to the PUC five days ago could express their views on Reduced Prices 65 CHEVY $1695 He taught me right, and never The Board of Education Is tion counsel for the Town of St.; Derek Sheffield,' 62 Weth- wrong. Calvary Cemetery, Collinsville. Barry waa re-elected in No- to request that a local public .the proposed Increase. jointed, said he believed the MSURANCE Dcmonstraitors. 5 to slated to review policies and two years ago. West Hartford. He has served erell St.; Deborah Leclerc, 69 Chevelle Custom StaU Wethersfield; Richard La- seats, windows. This was the name he chose for me to continue In the project anoth- board will hear several corn- meeting as useless, saying, "R interest. clslons which touched on the REAL For Hartford Project 65 JEEP top. RAH, automatic, ■As I became part of hda family Mrs. Charles A, Keene nominated June 25, when the Is the PUC that will determine Konicki urges customers to 1866 law. Lodge will open at 6:30 Chapelle, East Hartford; tree er year, asked tof an adminis­ mittee reports, including a WASHINGTON (AP) —The Wagoneer. 6 cyl, 4-whcei 63 LtNC. $1595 power steering, white­ WAPPING — Mrs: Laura Republicans of the District hold whether tJie request will be through special dispensation of Charles Qoulette, Shoddy Mill He loved me. My Daddy. trative review of current pro­ progress report from the fi­ contact the PUC by mall or Harlan, with White, said the ESTATE Department of Housing and Ur­ drive. Bxoelleait condition. Oonblnental 4-poor Sedan. Dorllla Vlncelette Keene, 73, of their convention, also in Gleis- granted, not the water compa­ the grand master. In order that Andover; Mrs. Lculse Fully recondUtoned and Honey beige, fUU Conti­ walls. Beautiful burgundy When I became grown. cedures- and regulations and nance-personnel committee phone to ask the hearing be "right” the 1866 law speaks of Is ban Development has approved Bloomfield, mother of Edmund tonbury.'' ny. To have this meeting of held. The watfr rates went up a right to equal status under the the lodge can complete all its Ohace, 3 Academy St., Arthur ready to go! nental equipment with matching interior. I moved far away. recommendations before re­ which has been working to com­ a grant for tb > 'Vbn Block Ave­ My loving thoughts P. Keene of Wapplng, died yes­ Manchester delegates to to­ this kind and then send the just about a year ago. Prior law, meaning the statute oper- business before toe summer re- Buckler, 47 Holl St.; Have always stayed newing the contract. plete negotiations with employes nue urban renewal project in MANY, MANY OTHER USED OARS TO CHOOSE FROM! terday at St. Francis Hospital, morrow's Democratic District Town attorney to 'the Hartford to that time a public hearing ates/ only against state-sanc- cegg Maude Kloppenburg, 92 Holl St,; With you, My Daddy. A report and review, prepared and to come up with final V Hartford, Conn. Hartford. (invention are Olof Anderson, hearing and expect him to re- was held in 'Vernon and many tloned discrimination. The two District D e^ty Clarence Mrs. Adelaide Picket, 613 Main Ifou became sick . . . by Assistant ' Superintendent recommendations fo r . items to I heard you mocui . . . Survivors also include her Dr. John Barry, Mrs. Marion member all of the objections customers appeared to object to justices;lc (hereby rejected the A £ h a T S b lco T r)-(fo ?m ..® to e S«nlth will make his ofAqlal Vis- Florence Donofrio, 336 Ronald Scott, and Isidor Wolf, be included in the 1968-69 But I could not stay, husband, two other sons, two Clifford, Mrs, Mary Cotter, Ed- that were made Is humanly Im- the Incretise because of the Idea that the right is “ absolute” $320,664 grant wUl permit clear- a"*! will be accompanied Burnham St. UP to 36 MONTHS TO PAY ★ LOW BANK RATE PINANCINO I had to return home . . . daughters, two sisters, and nine win Edwards, Kenneth Gibson, project coordinator for Man­ budget. I love you, M|y Daddy. posslible,” Konicki said. "poor quality" of the water. to be enforced against private ance of the 7.3 acre site for- its by Edward Gobell, associate Also, Mrs. Eileen Enrico, 209 grandchildren. James Halloran, Raymond Lari- chester, will be presented at to­ It is expected that the board The PUC has scheduled a The PUC did grant the re- individuals, grand marshal. Center St.; Sarah McChisker, I stayed one night . . . night’s session. will adopt the budget at Its ROBERT J . SMITH, K redevelopment as a predomin­ And cared for you, The funeral will be tomorrow vee. Matt MOriarty, Mrs. Ter- hearing on June 26 In Hartford quest for the arise in rates with They, too, ■ referred to the antly low and moderate income Alter the business meeting Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; John ■And there wasn't enough . . . at 8:30 a.m. from the Taylor and ry Paria, Herbert Stpvenson, Tlowns participating In Project June 24 session. Page, 15 Beelzeibub Rd., Wap­ I could do, and tJie Board of Reprefcnta- the provision that the water congressional history of the 1866 residential area. the Master Mason degree will MORIARTY BROTHERS (J6ncern each draw up' their 6wn The board - will also review jVir you—Sty Daddy. Modeen Funeral. Home, 12 John Sullivan and Atty. Richard tlves at its last meeting re- company make improvements In law to support their position, MSURANSliiniS SURE 1914 The project area was former­ be conferred, with Harold V. plng; Mrs. Tealle Oourtrighit, Seneca Rd., Bloomfield, with a Woodhouse. regulations for the program, bids- tonight before awarding quested that the town attorney the quality of the water. The In the case from St'. Louis, 15 Mill Sit.; Roy Otis, Bast “ OouneottouVa Oldeat Unoota-Merouiy Deakr” Now you’re at real ly used by the Hartford Public Hubbard, master, presiding. With eternal peace. requiem high Mass at Christ the Manchester has 13 of the 24 which Involves the busing ot the new three-year bus trans- attend It. company has over Uie past year Jones, a ball bondsman, Works department as a yard for There will be ^refreshments af­ Hartford; Peter Murphy. 301 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 643-5135 My tlioughts of you King Church, Bloomfield, at 9. Dtstrlct delegates. The other non-white Hartford children to portation contract. Konicki further pointed out taken many steps to ^o this but claimed he was turned down by 649-5241 Storrs; M ». Eldna Villa, 149 Wul never cease, storage and maintenance but ter toe meeting. Oed Bless you, Burial win be in Mt. St. Bene­ towns in the District are* Glas­ suburban schools. It is slated to act on several that on other occasions when none has been effective enough, the developers, the Alfred H. «M MAIN m O T. MANCHUm was almost ontireily abandoned Officer dress Is summer for- Loomia 9t.; Roger Burke, Bll- My Daddy. tonbury, Marlborough and East Manchester has participated dict Cemetery. additional teacher resignations rote Increases have been re- That Is why It now plans to Mayer Oo. and other Mayer-con- «kMii4 Ptow N«it ! • Hm $i A Hall) in 1966. mals. Ingtoa; Mrs. Bdna ^tebeU, Mildred Powell McKee Friends may call at the fu- Hampton. In the program since its incep- and new appointments. quested by the water company, construct the filtration plant. trolled firms, on racial grounds. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 such stocks might be sold to a mented, "Once a bank trust offi­ did they permit this to happen? afford computers unless they critical industry begging for few months if they don’t per­ cer would have been ashamed Answers are freely offered. merge with another broker. $90-a-week clerks to bad it out Israeli Premier Certain Halley^s Collection Comets Wall Street Sinking form. —might even have been fired— . ; Here aire a few: That or go out of business. of paper. TV-Radio Tonight Goading them on are "report to shovy too much action. Now —tH iIs business ,1s a paper —A broker speaks: "You Just cards" Issued by several bro­ he'd te embarrassed not to business and always will be. It can’t find good 'workers today. To Make AUon Successor Across Skies of Fashion kers which show month to show plenty of activity.” can’t be fully automated. How The central city has been emp*, RANGE In Sea of Paperwork month just how well a fund ta Small investors haven’t been can a machine, even an educat­ tied of good clerks these days. JKRUBAIiKM (AP) — Pre- president of the World Jewish .By Derotby Le Seoer cake, tor Halley does make sensible day fashions too. Hal- Television perforihlug. Computers now asleep to what Is going on. They ed machine, tell the difference The gflrls we get just aren't mler L«evl EUhkol seems certsln Oongress. The Wasfclivte* By JOHN CUNNIFF this growth might haV||;*been permit the same techniques to between a stock and a bond? sharp. The college-trained glrla IsraAi and Jordanian troopa ___ ley customers when they ( 6-40) Cowtwy In Africa (C) too have stepped tq> their tiad- to win cabinet approval of his 6:00 ( S-IO) PeiT>- Nason AP Business AiuUjrSt handled by old metoods^ccept be applied to funds left with like to work uptown near the FUEL OIL clashed across the Jordan River NEW YORK — George Hal- aren’t at fabulous balls wUl ( 8-S) Nike Douslas (R) ing, spurred by the urge to out- —Wall Street laid an egg in (10-2002-30) The Hookees (C) for another factor: This was banks for Investing. stores.” proposal to make Tigal AUon, early today, with each g;bTem- ley's 1968 faU collection is wear by day, dothea complete- (13) Nerv Griffin /n \ NEW YORK (AP) — As Wall race inflation. With institutions, toe 1930s and so It didn’t attract PROFESUldNAL (U) Woody Woodbury (13) Billy Graham C) "performance," and it multi­ they have helped to set volume GASOLINE rival of war hero Moshe Dayan, ment acctising the other of fir­ pcobably the most opulent ex- ly understated, subtle and mod- (20) Film ti^eet sinks under a sea of pap­ In some instances, for exam­ new blood. It wasn’t until the A more realistic answer Is (34) Dissenters ‘ plied many times the impact of recoids almost dally. IN ing first. There were no casual­ (30) Combat 8 00 (103032-30} Cbampions (C) ple, large Institutions give toelr mid-1950s that talent ireap- that toe brokerage business, . DUEDE deputy premier. travagansa that has been shown *rti. ___ (40) NoHale'a Navy (24) French Cbtt erwork its walls have a plain­ this stockholder growth. ties on either side. Suits are paired down no­ 5:30 (18) Afternoon Report funds to three manageta for in­ This soaring business—more peared. So now there’s a gap to while forecasting toe boom to EshkoTs proposal is seen as so far this season. 8:30 (18) Subsci^lon TY tive, hurt tone, a quality you Performance means a portfo­ •k. ______j j An experiment to allow exiled nonsense-types definitely tail­ ( » ) Insicht and Panel Dis­ (13) Lucy Snow (C) vestment, thereby puling all than 21 million shares on toe settlor management. other industries, failed to pre- BANTLY OIL GLEANINQ The thundering response by cussion (24) Boating night expect from an innocent lio always must show toe best three in oompetlfaion with each New York Stock Exchange to pai*e for its own. Having sold P a l e s S i s living in parts of ored to the body but never 5:46 (34) FViendly Giant ( 8-40) Rat Patrol (R) —This is an Industry of small buyers (some stores were rep­ record. Funds and trusts once 1 1 MAIN • T fc n I fense Minister Dayan the pre- relaUves abrupt. Most arc shown with 6:00 ( 3-8-13) News. Sports. 9:00 ( 2-12) Andy OHffitn (C) (R) child or a dog that was unex­ other for the beat perfoirnance. one day—leaves many brokers businesses. Many brokerage the idea of stock ownership. It DONE ON PBEMISB8 miership when the 72-year-old resented in great blocks of bought stock and left it idle In in the Israeli-occupied West Weather (C) (10) Monday Movie I ’nadlng boots aa a result. almost hopelessly outdated, and houses felt they could survive then couldn't deliver the goods. premier steps down or is forced seaU) seemed to Indicate that (30) McHale's Navy (2032-30) College Queen : pectedly and unjustly punished. vaults, confident that some year Bank sector begem Sunday. (33) HislUights Pageant (C) A spokesman for a large In­ some are to serious danger of with old fashioned methods until Now there is something path­ R<'fk».i’r U7\ out in elections at the end of they have customers who can ^ t h m a t ^ ascots and berets Pailcadf Cltaneri "The experiment is for one (20) Hen In Space (24) NET Journal nils punishment by paper tt would begin to grow. Now vestment banking firm com­ losing bookkeeping control. Why a few yearb ago. Now they can’t etic about such a powerful and I960. afford a couple of thousand dol- ^ . (34) Nisterogers Neighbor- ( 8-40) Felony Bqimd (C) (R), month only," Ool. Shlomo Gasit ______; - _ Small knitted berets were )iood 9:30 ( 3-12) Family B fa lr t o (R r was not without warning, how­ lars or more for evening dress- ... Eshkol told the Cabinet Sun­ told a news conference. "After (12-40) News. Combat ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) „ ever. True, not all could have day he wants AUon, 49, as his es' without batting an eye, al- n ® Walter C r ^ t e (C) 10:00 ( 813) carol Burnett «?) (R) we see how it works, we wUl though dome manufacturers ^ t s ’T ^ (30) Indust^ on Parade (24) NET FVstlvai , foreseen toe causes of the paper second in command and minls- ( 8-40) Big Valley (C) (R) consider the next batch. We do (10-33-30) HunUey-Brinkley $ltlt—the growth of stockhold­ ter for immigration absorption, intend to permit them to haim confessed that less than «» (C) > (2030) I Spy (C) «y Irrldescent. 6:45 (20) News (12) Direct Question speculation. But there were 7:00 ( 3) Movie 11:00 ( 38-10120040) News, Sports. warnings. dominant Mapai party’s leader- xieeria." There may not be a great When you have decided Weather (C ). „ renaissance in the fashion world lhat no-oolors are the best col- (34) Guitar wkh Frederick •vf-oc Ftasc«s R. Idkkowaki ship bureau approved the move group visits will be al­ Kenneth Irving Bird Jr., son Noad (20) Law and Mr. tjones To say that paperwork is the' thls season but the irenaissance e splseh of bright red ( 8-13) Truth or Consequences 11:G6 ( 3) Monday Starlight ' 13 Seaman (Srcle was in- Friday. Dayan and other mem lowed to the occupied Gasa 11:30 (1020-32-30) Tonight (C) culprit Is to say that nobody is of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. theme is obvious. In the case of eo">es along. It will be a great (C) bers of the Rafl wing of the par Strip, but Gazit said individual (40) News, Weather ( 8-40) Joe^ BMiop (O to blame. But a lot of people be­ scaCed Wednesday night for Bird of 38 Harvard Rd., was hbIi. v there are sensational color *°r faU. There are also 7:30 (18) Lea Crane (12) Late ty boycotted the special meet appIi(mtions will be <»nsidered. lieve that mtaiuanagemeHt' ta bar j ecoexi term as presidait i ^ In Am m aT awarded a doctor of medicine medieval doubleU that just heauUful shades of peach and SEE SATDBDAT^ TV WEEK FOB OOBIPliETE U R IN O B one of the real reasons Wall og (be Maacheater Registered On another political front. Dr. government placed some 50 degree from the Temple Univer- l^ e ly cover the Jower ^ e n c la M mav have reUred Street is so dangerously snafued Nurses As30 0 a::o«i, m ctremon- Nahum Goldmann abandoned companies on a trade blacklist gjty school of Medicine at June Thew faU tops made of rich ciirves-ln-front. mefon- In bookkeeping that It must cur­ Radio tail Its hours. WUlie's Steak House. den of the World Zionist Organ- violating the Arab trade boycott ^ 1959 Manchester u r t t T whJSi arT ^ «>one them to the relief of (TUs listing lachides only tboae news broadcasts •< M or IS For years torf exchanges pro­ Other officers insitailed are ization and said he planned to against Israel. school graduate, attended “ stores who no longer have Ben mlnnte length. Some ststtona iiayry other short newiessts.) moted the (K>ncept of every Mrs. Stephen Koaki, vice pres- establish a new Inteimational American a stockholder, and ideot; Miss Sharon MU'.er, sec­ C o w ^ U E S r t ^ t i o f ^ “ Rensselaer Polytechnic InsU- ^ accessories for these page Zuckerm ^ to turn to. -^ ey fit WDBC-UM _ WTI4>-ltt9 coordinating body for unafflllat- Coca-Cola “ ___ _ jute for two years, later trans- costumes were high tongue mature figures which the cou­ 5:00 News, Weather now there are 24 million of retary; Miss JtxAnn Fisher, ed Jewish groups. French aircraft 6:00 Ken Griffin 5:15 Afternoon EdtUon m nAufl^rTr M areerD ^'ault ° the University m Herbert Levine but if ture marxetmarket cannot ignoreIgnore as 6:00 Joey Reynolds them, a 260 per cent jump to treasurer: and Miss Diane Kli- 9:00 D id Robinson 6:00 News. Weather, Sports Goldmann announced his ieto CoiuiecUcut where he received „ „ „ reaUy want to go all out and mo*^ <>» O’ ® accounts of 6:86 Afternoon Edition one decade. They encouraged mas, (»rresponding sectetary. go 1:06 News. Sign Off 7:06 Americana withdrawal during the 27th these matrons have also ma­ W B ca-«u institutions—funds, insursmee After dinner, the Village World, Zionist (Congress amid played a decisive role in last set the mcxxl, you uld add 7:26 David Brinkley He is a member of the U.S. g. round bottomed lute and brush tured and they can afford the 6:00 Hartford HIghUcbU 7:30 News of the World companies, banks—to use toelr Charmers, a barbershop quartet had interfered with yearts Arab-IsraeU war price tags. 7:00 News 7:46 Joe Gnraglola facilities. from Mountain Laurel Oiapter However, Jordan removed Army Reserves, and expects to up on the court music from the 8:00 GasUght 7:60 Sing Along Israeli foreign policy by meet­ The Chesterfield look is back. 7:56 Emphasis o< Sweet Adelines, entertained from a previous WacWlst the serve his internship at Temple, tlnie of Ferdinand and Isabella, J:00 Quiet Hours At toe same time, brokers ing with Sen. J. William F^il- You see it in coats as well as WPOP—14U 8:06 Pop Concert ' ADMIRAL the group. bright thechairman of the U.S. American Studebaker Cbrp., He is married to the fom er THe very short look for eve- 9:06 Nlghtbeat ^ ^ emphasized sales rather than suits. Silhouettes that seem 5:00 Danny Clayton Show 11:00 News. Weather. Sports service. Front offices were pol­ Miss Idzkowski is a gradu­ Seitote’s Foreign RelaUons Sea and Ski Oorp. and the Prel- Miss Trudy Recknagel of Man- ning (indeed it could not have 6:00 Steve O'Brien 11:15 Sports Final IS Cu. FL neither full nor slim often are 9:00 Dick Heatherton 11:30 Other Side of the Day ished. Backrooms, aptly called ate of William Backus Hoepital Committee. Goldmann remains cad Co. Chester. been shortly) was also seen in 12:00 Gary Girard Stiow ------—------charming little dresses with double breasted, have high cages, seemed like stage set­ School of Nursing, Norwich. waistlines and are finished off WHiF—1239 lio-Frast 7 low neck-lines, kmg tight tings, with green eyeshades, She has studied at the Univer­ with a pleat in the back. 5:00 News sity of CJonneoticut and Nerw sleeves, high empire waists a;id 5:16 SpMk Up sleeve garters, spittoons and Hebron This was a very comprehen­ 6:00 Nows ^ ^ OVER 3 MIIsLION Upright Freezer bouncy full skirts. metal-shaded light bulbs. Yorit University. She was form- sive genuinely couture collec­ 6:16 SpMk 'Up Hartford PR€SCRtPT10N$ eriy an administrator and head A casual but elegant look for 6:46 LoweU 'riiomas The Bawl Street Journal, an tion that puts Halley and his 6:66 Pha Rissito Safely Compounded! evening that came off well was nurse at a (Hsstonbury ocm- wife, Claudia, who not only 7:00 The Worid Tonlgln Irreverent, once-a-year spoof of valescent home. Kie is employ­ the ribbed sweater. One bulky 7:30 FraiA Gifford the investment community by * 2 4 6 School Nurse Service Approved works with him in the design­ 7:30 Speak Up Sports gray sweater vritli a big turtle ARTHUR DRU6 ed in the spccisl care zone at ing room, but mtxlels his T News toe Bond Club of New York, 550*Lb. Oapadty . . . Manchester Memorial Hospital, The Hebron Board of Educa- The bids received for paint- up ^ tjiere is the (rf the clothes, ri’ght up in front in iIsS jibed that one firm jumped into Door Lock, ^9sher and is a diabetic clinic instruc- tion has approved the revised resurfacing the hardtop, w k-m anager to review these d ^ l r t Imgth with a chain belt American fashion design, automation with two adding ma- Drain System -tor at the hoepital. tlon has approvea me revmeu jj, ugtg before awarding them. and tlgbte. ® ^ ^chines and a Monroe calculator, health policies and the agree- Ubrary chairs and ta- The committee, conslating of Again, sweaters were shown 1834 model. ment for provision of public replacement of chalk- Gordon Lassow, Marvin Ross witli enormouiJy full long satin WE MAIMTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES k With the arrival of toe volume MAGIC CHEF Safe Cubicle schools of Hebron. ' boards were not considered due and Edward Patroskl, are ac- skirts n ^ row wa^t llnea Four Killed business It had hustled to at- In the agreement the public to the budgeet cut. These were cepting appUcaUons for cook- ^ combinaUOT t l» t t o n ^ 4racit, the flnaaqlgl (xipummity Tri-LeYel health nu^se ^ T provide one some of the items estimated managdk-and will btfgln screen- been since the days of In Mishaps .^ound Its oyateras and methods For Sirhan h o T of nu^stog service per from the 1968^i9 budget. ing the appHcants soon, 'mose J««® P ® ^ - „ „ Say In...Day Out... outdated. How could 1890 meth- hour of nuraWK ®®"*®® accepted for wishing to apply may contact Although Halley didn’t ac- )jds i^cord toe business of mu­ Hl-Oven S c ^ c t o 'l“ heSm pto^am s c t o l e j^ m e n t and fuml- any member of the committee, ^ l y tavtte the to By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tual funds, whose assets had ris- Le-Oven During T rial during the school year^ IiTad- ture. Davis ^ Nye of Water- The Board of Education voted Into a never ^ e r t o d of fan- persons lost fiielr Uves !en $R> nOeas Umui $1 billion to dltlon toe nurse J l l be avail- bury was awarded toe bid for to tru e st that toe kltch^en piN- ^ ^ on PRESCRIPTIONS more than $40 billion to $0 ELEGTRIC The Lo« Angeles Times nhi» for anv school planning two-drawer files. Their bid was chasing committee purchase toe ^ c ® ™ 'o® the tok in g & b s b jhe weekend in Oon- years? How could they handle LOS ANGELES, June IS —A Z ^ h "^ r^ m l,d rtrT tK »3«.60 each. InlUal stynrfoam dishes and t W ^ became c u r i ^ t o ^ ^ ^ ^^^^icut, another was crushed . . . resulting in meaningful ■government forms? ^to curlousler and e^nantlng. death while repairing a car, RANGE Plus bulletproof partition or cubicle at any time from September to The bid for 14 table and bench racks needed for transporting A few brokers still think that units was awarded to Hamilton lunches to Hebron. Wm she a Uonew? No, ^ e was ^ drowned, savings to you every day! Ftug-out bumeia, Bborage^ may be built In a courtroom to September udien mutually con- a lion wearing a rich satin dress , ^ drawer, auto, clock Manufacturing of Weston, Mass., Damarjian reported on toe covered with Hons faces that A i»Uce ch^ to E^eld No ape and downs In yonr Prescription bred. protect Sirhan Bishara Sirhan venlent. for $207 per unit or $2,898 toUl Regional Study Committee. The had UtUe orange toungues. The ®“ >y Suntoy end^ oosts-n o '’dtecounts” today, “Regnlar ig he stands trial here for the Under the agreement, toe cost. Although thU was the high group has held two meetings mane was a ruff of feathers causing death, to Wendelto prU»s’’ tomorrow! murder of Sen. Robert F. Ken- ^ “ to bid, it was felt this table bench with discussions centering repeated ait the wrists and hem Worttitogton, 16, of Somers, ac­ No “lednoed spedals”—no “temporary nedy, toe tos Angeles Times P>®">®?‘ unit would be more serviceable, around what toe four boards in of this con^>l tely covered up cording to investigators. F’ive reductions’’ on Preecrlptlons to lure learned Thursday. the school. This expense would Other bids were received from district, Andover, Marl- 0 Jest Proves be. bonie by toe Board of Edu- full skirted, narrow waisted others were injured to the crash custonoers! The plans involve toe addi- E. and\ J. Associates of Old borough, Hebron and Rham, will when the car struck a tree on tri-town agency ball gown. A t the same time, tlMre Is never any tionall-IVtlCM possibility|/VOOtW6AlVjr V6of constructing 60 VA UA, WA6^ ®»tion, _il6..6^ OttYUrWIiSaybrook lUFfor $2,796.50 CUIUand Davis V 60 <1° ^ when any one town reaches _ Route 6. a bulletproof corridor from the would supply a sutatitute nurse Waterbury for $2,- t^® when by law it must Have picket line .sandwich compromise in service or qwtllty! Others taken to Hartford Hos- RCA 20 Inch cell to toe courtroom. in toe absence of toe regular provide its own superintendent hoards iiMluenced Halley? May' iWrinkles Go health nurse for a minimum of be, tout thoae coats with flap pital were Marty CJordelra, 17, Sources indicated that toe Property Checked schools. I YOU GET OUB LOWEST three hours a day. panels to trox)it and back, deep of HazardviUe, and Portable trial probably would be held in Damarjian reported that toe Hebron will reach this point PRICES EVERY DAY OF ’THE The public health nurse will, inverted pleats at the side real­ Chase, aliso of Somers. We D riv e r the 1 ^ 1 of Justice., rather than administration had met with “ metime to the n ^ r future. ly looked more like the clothes YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE Black & White to toe newer County Courthouse on school days, be in toe Gile Thornton Secor Jr. and walked The ^ must provide iU ovm .The driver of the car, John Everywhere the cards wore when Alice Rose, 22, also of Somers, was MORE THROUGHOUT THE where such an arrangement HUl School approxlmatehr 1.3 Fast TREYISION would not be feasiUe. hours dally and to toe ^ -Thers'" *or"iJ" eleme”Lry ±1^ (toarged with negligent homi- YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR In the Hall of JusUce, Siriian Elemen^tary School a ^ t 2.4 schools. At present toe superto- then there were pussycat eyes clde,cide, evading responsibility, anaand PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. could be brought from a Jail houro dallj^ When leaving toe n h ^ ^ h n u tendent for toe district is pro- inpreariontatlc operating a motor vehicle wlth- COLOR TV a ^ ball field, a hard ball Department narrow eyes peer- out an operator’s Ucense. He ceU on one of toe upper floors building slto wUl toave an Itln- field and possibly two of Education Rural Supervisory ^®*** ^ **®“ $1,200 bond. TRY US AND SEE n s a to toe courtroom without having eraiY teleptortfe m im ^r at courts. which she may, he reached with Service. Not just to toe Halley collec- the police said. Doors to pass through a public area. Secor attended the meeting Up Front Although no decision has been ^he principal. Thursday and presented rough The group Will meet again on ' John J. McGann, 40, of Bast made, Dlst Atty. Evelle Young- School health records will ______^ ^ ___ 8- Hartford, was crushed Saturday tuning plans to accomplish the project. It was reported that five phantoms some of which er said to a press conference malntainpd^ on each child and jj,g^ approximately 5000 under a car he was repairing vacancies still remain to toe ®®®m to stalk around like night- and later died at Hartford Hos­ ‘ntursdky that “ to all probabili- toe s c ^ l health program will cubic feet of earth would have Hebron elementary schools — mares. At least those sho'wn to ty’’ toe Hall of Justice would constats of physical extuntoa- pital. to be moved. a third gfrade position, one full collection were not preda- be used for the trial.------tlops, vision testing and observa- Secor said toe total cost of Gary L. Chamberlain, 19, of The defendant is now to a tlon, hearing testa, weii(htog fourth grade and one half time imY- earth movement, seeding, ferti­ fourth grade, a'fifth grade The evening group was ex- Collinsville, . . . was . killed . Sunday G-E 6JNI0 BTU ceH In the County Central JaU. . and measuring, dental pro- lizing, and lime would total poslUon and a teacher for toe tensive because this designer of whentoe car he was to ammashed Sources said that pretrial mat- gram and 'Tine testa, lUte . about $3,500 to $4,000. Under Educable Mentally Retarded whom It has been said that------he ‘"to a stone ledge ^ on 2 Air tors may be dealt with to/flte In addition, toe nurse will the Greenspan program, some e]ggg_ is to.) successor of Norman Nor- Seriously injured to the acet AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. *® 9- $ 55 0 jail, possible in the pttapel confer with each teacher in toe $800 would be re-lmbursable The estimated enrollment for known for his ball gowns dent^as Timothy J. Maher, 19, Gonditioner where Sirhan was arrai^ed. fall and spring review toe from the government. this time made last year was and toe fabulous workmanship ot Collinsville. ‘ See Marvelous Results The presiding judge of toe Los health of individual children. The Board at Education ■voted 575 pupils in toe elementary which not only includes cutting Robert Hughes, 17, of Web- 'tuning Angeles Superior Court, Donald Principal’s Besponsibillty to ask toe Gilead Hill School schools. At present, Principal *>nt beading, embroidery and ster. Mass., was killed to a , in just 2 w eeks o r Test • R. Wright, will decide on toe A child who becomes lU dur- Building Qommittee to set up Rgy e . Gardiner reports there various rich delectable toppings, boating mishap Sunday on slte of a trial. ing toe nurse’s absence will re- ! Costs Nothing ns3 a committee to continue plans gre 638 children enrolled to toe Proper background for these School House Pond near Route Bulletproof docks for de- main the responsibility of toe ...... a for this project. The committee two schools. gala fashions would be the 193 in Thompson. JOIN THE FUN I fendants have been used before, principal until released ^by toe coifaprise one member ' 2-Speed . .. Gold Game Tonight chateau to the Loire Valley or Hughes fell Into the water and ’ Through the amazing benefits^ Control and Quick Nazi leader Adolf Elchmann, nurse, parent or (>jher school jj^g Board of Educa- The Little League Tigers will Malmalson for the .Tosephtoe disappeared under toe surface ^ of a suMtance new to cosmetics," duri6)g htai.,1961 trial to Jerusa- personnel. tlon, Board of Selectmen, Rec- play the Bears tonight at 6:15 dresses with low decolletage, while boating with other teen- ■ named Genaya. aging skin can^ Mount Style AT THE D&L ' now look younger and younge lem, was enclosed by a box to Immunizations for smallpox, reatlon CJouncll and Building p.m. on little league field. minute puffed sleeves and high aged friends, toe state police the courtroom. diphtheria, tetanus, whooping 'i t ’s true! Genava acts in^ Ommlttee. empire waist lines.said. His body was recovered • entirely different way to odfrect Thd lower part of toe box was cough and polio may be ar- Mm. Hadlgian Resigns Manchester Evening Herald It wasn’t all let them eat several hours later. 'aging dry-skin wrinkl^rcrow's- ot .steel-plated wooden construe- ranged for by toe public health The______Board. of______Education ac- Hebron . Correspondent_____ ,______Mm.— COMMUNITY ROOM Ifeet, thin papery teztdie. Small RCA Swinger Uim, and toe upper portion was nurse under the direction of toe cepted toe resignation of Mrs. Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. •wrinkles disappeajueven deep- ■of a steel frame wWcfi held school physician. Any cost for Barbara Hadl^an as physical • est wrinkles shmygreat improve- Portable bulletproof glass. this service will be assumed by gducaUon teacher effecUve the ■ ment. Skin becomes smoother TUESDAY, JUNE 18 • in appearpnee. Now you can the parents. end of toe school year. ’ prove t^oTC amazing results to STEREO In the event of a serious accl- Mrs. Lynne Decato of Storrs TIMELY SPECIALS FROM 400 SQUARE FEET YOGA—1 P.M. Mr. Zarifls has studied Yoga for four years 'yourte' Students Jeer dent or illness which requires jjgg ijeen hired to replace Mrs. and has his own sivananda Yoga Center to New Haven. Convertible Immediate medical attention, Hadlgian. She received her B.S. flake Half-Face Te^it OFFICE SPACE WOODLAND GARDENS! Beplumed Guard *^® 'j® contacted anti physical Education from the ,-(ppIy Genava twhw daily-un- I asked to contact its family phy- University of Connetrtlcut in FOR RENT GERANIUM ORIENTAL POPPIES *^der iw e-u p and ovetadght'-to 0 •-1 - i : "•ofiwasher LONDON iAP) — University slcian. If delay is judged to be 1967 ghe will be on a part-time Potted; Pink and Bed .only one aide ot your face. In SALE! (Beg. 99C) W EDNESDAY, JUNE 19 ‘ just 2 weeks sUn ta to on the SoUd State, 4mmlttee, reported that Call Mr. Johnson 65*^ 50 lbs. LAWN FOOD •pletdy gone! They shouted at-one dismount- members of toe family who the hot lunch prog^ram Is ready 849-5203 1 0 iv,r 10-0-4 Covers 8,000 sq. ft. [And, mind yoO. flits is not a >• R ■ ed slx-f(X)t trooper: "Hey, tin cpuld transport and assume toe to hire a c(x>k-manager. The list H .0 0 Special!'$2.39, 3 bags $0.15 ■cover-up, not astringent, not G-E Portable ««■••• - I • • • • • soldier, you wouldn't know how respoii^ltitllty' ter-. Uus.iC^^. of equipment has been dra'wn THURSDAY, JUNE 20 'temporary. Dry-skin wrinkles /.f, tf 'I ffai n I 9 V lA to use that sword." In toe event that Immedldtd^’ HANOINO POTS [retiily do dimlniih or disappear DISHWASHER ^ ' $ 41 4 I * The trexjper da.shed out, point- hospitalization Is needed, toe POPLAR TREES Ot LARGE PETUNIAS BRIDGE LESSONS—12:45 P.M. Mrs. Graham’s lertlse to entirely. S to Feet ing hl.s .saber at the crowd. principal or delegated staff 8 (Beg. $2.89) NOW $1.89 this game Is ot great benefit to both begtoners^ Id advanced I (Reg. $1.89) ^ Get Visible Results ' Hu** The students fell back hur- member may assume responsl- Full of Bloom with Hangers players. NOW 3 for $1.99 Many Otber Hanging riedly. An officer appeared, and blllty for removing the child by or Money Back Kiddie Korral Ideal for Windbreaks Potted Plants CAKE DECORA'nNG—5 :30 P.M. and 7: P.M. Plato layer 7 order was restored. car or ambulance for emergen- cakes are transformed Into works ofyArt. 8. Connolly, ■ Use Genava for 2 weeks. If you "The trooper behaved with gy care, 50 lbs. GARDEN FOOD decorator of cakes. are not thrilled with the re^rk - Nursery School and Day Care 5-10-S Special I $2.18 Spray Now for: Aphids, able improvement -if you do not great restraint and dignity to a ,pj,g public health nurse, as 9 Delmont St., Manchi^ter Tent Caterpillars, etc. 'see viaible improvement in dry- “aPtoity. dish ' difficult situatTon," said a .school nurse, will have a plan­ [skin wrinkles and lines—return spokesman for toe defense min­ Phone 649-5331 • SCOTTS® ned health education program BEDDING PLANTS ■ unused portion of Genava where istry. prepared Jointly with the princi­ Turf Builder plus 2 ■you bought it for immediate 3 ^ Y C L E OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND Weed n Feed Now! SATURD^, JUNE 22 pal, teachers and school physi­ (R*g. 89c). NOW 79^ [cash refund. Stores are author- W O O D TO P QUEEN OF THE ROAD $0.45-$9.05-$13.95 STORYLAND FOR Cl JRBN—lO'.SO A.M. Mia. Kelleher «ized to refund money on request. cian. Site 'Will counsel Individual From 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 9 to 12 plants per flat 1. Clears out dandelion, [Genava. $3.60 for the SD-^y TOP LOADING FERRIS, Tex., (AP) . — . Mrs. , pupils, administer first aid and • S for $$.20 keeps children (ages foji "to seven) occupied and happy whUe plantain, buckbom and mothers shop. Fee- I supply, $6.00 for the 76-day George Mae Nixon has driven sudden illness and co- Inquire about our SUMMER and FALL other rosette weeds. •supply. See this dramatic iin- almost a million miles in her 33 her actlvlUes with toe NURSERY PROGRAM . . . Vegetable Plants flat O80 2. Controls cblckweed, ■ provement.in wrinkles yourself ...... ------— ------years as a traveling saleswo- ^,^^gg ground Ivy, clover, knot- [ or the trial costs nothing. man. and has gone through 13 weed, and other vlnlng MUk Bid Awarded HIBIC OUR COMPLETE Yot^Mv/^s^GetJdoreforYoin^4oneya^jorrfion^s^Pjt^^ cars in toe process. The Board has awarded toe weeds. The 84-year-old_woman, who LINE OF: Landscape Ma­ year to Dart Dairy of Man(dtes- admits to being a fair hand at terials: Shrubs, Ornament­ bld for milk for the next school THINK SMALL *1784.90 al and Shade Trees, Needle Let John and Leon Za- changing a tire, has also be­ and Broad Leafed Ever­ padka help you with your come quite an expert on car ter at .0672 per carton. 1008 Volkswagen Sedan Landscape and Gardening 'Die board received two bids Delivered In Maiiitoester greens, Perennials, Vines, Buy On Long Easy Terms! sounds. can tell by the sound Problems! Remember . . " 1 Elquipped . With leatherette In­ and Swimming Pool Sui»- If anything's wrong with my car for fuel oil for toe schools- He­ “ It’s From The Grower To bron School uses No. 5 oil and terior, windshield washer, 2- pUes at LOWEST PBIOES and right away it goes to a me­ FOB FINEST QUAUTYI You — That’s Why We D ^ I j speed electric wipers, heater, 1148 TOLLAND TPKB. chanic. You might say my car Gilead Hill uses No. 2. Please!’* •/'OUJl STORES OF FASHIOH- % Dahl Oil of Willlmantic bid defroster, 4-way safety flashers, eats before I do,” she laughs. back-up lights, front and rear MANOBESTBB Niommmm’s When vacation time comes $.128 per gallon for No.' 2 and seat belts. Exit N, ^nibur OioBB Pkny, Take Up To 3 Years To Payi around Mrs. Nixon takes a trav­ $.062Lper gallon for No. 5. Gen­ eling saleswoman’s holiday— eral Oil of Hartford bid $ .12 10 WOODLAND GARDEI per gallon for No. 2 and $.0790 she goes for a leisurely motor TED TRUDON TsIfsttrlMt-Manthtittr 1$8 WOODLAND ST. MANCHESTER PARKADE trip. So far she has visited ev­ per gallon for No. 6. The board ery state except three, and once awarded the bid to General Oil VOLKSWAGEN Read Herald Ads drove all the way to Alaska. Co. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CUNN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ )AY, JUNE 17, 1968 When vacationing Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, too! He lost his speech stfter a strtAe along the Sound ... (Show er 6^ years ago. News in Gun Lobby Begins S.TAR GAXElC* Edward Kennedy and Ms visit our newly ------By CLAY R. POLLAN- mother spoke from white wicker AMS chairs on the lawn overlooking MAH. 22 Doing Well The W orld remodeled Stop & Shop Its Counterattack Your Daily Activity Guide Nantucket Sound. ’’ According to Iht Stan. OCT. Mrs. John F. Kennedy BOAC Pilots* StHke • in Old Saybrook! (OaattwMd from P «c» One) FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover To develop message fof^^fdfsdoy, After Attack watched the taping but did not 5y45.52-« 21-29-32-31^ GERANIUIIIIS Costs $ 8 4 0 fi0 0 a Day reod words corresporj^^iglo numbers WeVe all new from stem to CMQUITA~ takes the same view. "Tou have 41-46-61 take part. lawyer, gets very annoyed by to get a license for you dog," he / TAUtUS of your ZodiocJjjrtKsiga scomp 'CoBttnnad tram Page One) LONDON (AP) —Two thirds stern, come see what a food \ APR 21 references to the NRA as a gim told Congress last year. "Tou OCT. 24 j of BOACTs Jetliners were store should be . . . a truly m a y 21 1 You 31 Or 61 Awoy The hospital Sunday said lobby. 21__ 32 Are 62 Smoller NOV. 22 ' English Scene Copied grounded today by a pilote’ have to <»t a license to drive 4- 7-2064 here was no change In this re­ Largie Size- masterpiece of a store! "All this talk about the gun your oar. Tou have to g^et a li- ______jcthing 33 Mode 63 Hoiint 15-17-56-57^ strike that ie coating (he airline lobby is baloney," he said in an .765-66-74 4 N««d 34 Keen 64 Definite port. CHRISTCHURCH, New Zea­ cense-t to go Into various busi­ 5 Nice 35 Foce 65 Decision 50-71-82-88^ $840,000 a day. interview. "We don’t tell anyone 6 Gift land—The English who settled ness ventures. I see no great M A Y 22 36 Competition 66 is UGITTARIUS Mrs. Eisenhower was with Spokesmen for 1,000 striking to write-to their congressmen.” •7 For 37 Nice 67 Then NOV. New Zealand wanted South Is- Brand new Stop & Shop problem to the individual in JUNE 22 8 Bought 36 Beginning 68 Remember him at the hospital. (While They Last) pilote wdio quit their planes at BANANASThese bananas have worked extra hard that's Last Saturday, a two-page let­ Miid'to' be a copy of all that qulring all guns to b^ 9 Or 39 Pr^lem s 69 Up d e c ! midnight Saturday demanding why they have earned the right to the Chiquita ter signed by Glassen went to ' 3- 8-1025 lO M o y 40 W os 70 To No details were given in Sun­ they had left behind. Hence Open in Wethersfield tered." /28-508085 11 Heor 41 To j4S44-55-58^ an American pay scale said that all NRA members. "Unless the 71 Horn* 170-75-79-8^ day’s announcement, but sever­ CHiristchurch has a Gothic cath­ Brand blue label. Housewives, if your family de­ FBI statlstics^shtl^ that near­ CANai '12 Something’ 42 Misploced 72 Awoit by tonight oidy 18 of the air- Visit this beautiful food store sportsmen of America clearly 13 Forgotterj 43 Keep 73 Victory CAPRKOtN al factors indicated no extreme edral, restful parks and the Riv­ ly 60 per cgBf*M the murders in , JUNE 23 Unete 46 planes would still be at Turnpike and Jordan Lane serves the best, they deserve the ChiqUita label, ejqiress their views without de­ 14 Pleosing 44 Pitchir>g 74 Apparent danger for the general, who now er Avon winding through its this c p w f^ are commited with j JULY 23 IS T o k e 45 Might 75 Goin Florist flying. where the maxi-men wel too! lay to their senators and con' 16 Thot JAN. 20 has suffered five heart attacks center and'smooth lawns and a C In 1966, the last year for 46 Roll 76 M oy KRAUSE BOAC chairman Sir Giles come you! gressmen," it said, "Individual !T>v34-36-51.53 17 The 47 To 77 More promenade. In fact, the over-all which figures are available, 1- 2-11-23^^ since 1966, when he was inca­ Guthrie said neither the compa­ will be prohibited from a 5^73-77.78 18 Promise 48 G*ft 78 Enjoyoble size of New Zealand is that of 621 HARTFORD RDt*-MANCHESTER 5,860 persons were murdered 19 Love 49 M ay 79 Thon 37-47-68 vSi pacitated for even weeks. ny nor Britain could afford to ing long guns (riflesantT shot­ LfO with guns. In 1968, there wer 2 0 A 50 Worth 80 Reoch AQUARIUS One Indication that the attack England. MA in Education agree to the pilots’ demands. guns) in intersl^«’°rommerce 21 Dork 51 Con 61 You JAN. 21 ^ 5.016 gun nmirders. 22 Love 52 Turn 82 And was not considered grave came They are asking for raises and general.^^arms registra­ . AUG 23 FEB.' 19 Mrs. Carol J. Hill ot 169 Glassen argues that If murd­ 23 Something 53 Moke 83 The in the announcement by the hos­ based on the weight and apee'd tion wUl>«TOine a reality." ) 13-18-30-33 24 Token 54 Squorely 84 You 14-19-26-31/^ j pital that Eisenhower’s original Summit St. has been awarded .*8 ability to generate erers had no guns they would 49-63-84-87 25 Not 55 You've 85 Price of the planes and the routes 26 Messoge 48-76-8081^ plans to return June 24 to his H A m c use some other weapon. "A man VMOO 56 Bull 86 Lose a master of arte degree In edu­ they fly, the formula by which J1 is a major ingredient to its 27 M ay 57 By 87 Todoy PtSCfS Gettysbury. Pa., home will be Service y II MANCHESTER bent on homicide will commit AUG 24 <0: cation by the University of Con­ American pilots are paid. successful fight against tough 28 Be 56 More* 86 Act delayed, seemingly implying Ond ^ 1 BURR COR.-^ERS SHOPPING CENTER gun control laws. NRA officials homicide,” he says. "The avail­ SCPT 22 29 Clouds 59 They're 09 They Q u o I| ty ' * ^ ^ 'V TOLLANO TURNPIKE necticut. Members of a union for scien­ ability of a gfun hats nothing to 30 You 60 The 90 Appear MAR 21 € 2 that doctors expect the move to tific, technical and managerial have boasted in the past that 5- 6- 9-22 35-39-54-59^ do . . . with the.overall homicide h irV -n ( 2 ) Good HjAdvcrse be made later on. Employed by the Manchester workers were making tentative they can depend on their mem­ 62-87-89-90$ Board of Education, Mrs. Hill is rate.” Also, when the former presi­ ^ SOUTH WINDSOR plans for steel strikes In South bers to flood Capitol IBll with up popular Su l l i v a n a v e ., s h o p p in g c e n t e r a primary grade teacher at to SOO.OOO letters within 72 And he often says that Japan, dent was considered in more Wales, Scotland, Lancashire lb which has very strict gun con­ dangerous condition the medical / ...... Lincoln School. and the Midlands. Railway hdurs. Sunday Post. She is a 1969 graduate of Veterans of earlier battles trol laws, probably has Just ats Kiselstein posted signs in his bulletins were issued at much unions were threatening a go- The guns were to linve been downtown store late Sunday ^ V- MANCHESTER Martin Van Buren High School over gun control legislation high an overall murder rate as more frequent intervals than slow strike next week for an Inr sold for $49.96. the ad carried In Queens, N.Y., and received don’t doubt NRA’s claims. “ The the United States. night announcing the cancella­ the 24 hours between the first crease, and the big Ford plant a photograph of the weapon and tion of the sale. her B.S. degree from Central first surge of mail after an as­ NRA is not alone in its fight announcement and the second at Dagenham was faced wtQi pointed out it could be pur­ Connecticut State College in sassination is always over­ against gun control laws. Bridgeport Mayor Hugh C. report, scheduled at 10:30 a.m. partial closure because of a chased with no down payment at Curran has proposed establish­ 1964. whelmingly in support of strict Among its allies are thousands today. strike of 187 women who sew $1 per week. She is the wife of Randall R. gun laws," says one congres­ of gun and sportsmen's clubs ment of a city ordinance requir­ Elsenhower was taken to Wal­ seat covers. The women are de­ liie ad also said the weapon Hin of Manchester and the sional aide. “ But about a week and conservation groups across ing registration of all guns in ter Reed by Air Force Plane manding a raise of 5 cents an could be used for "all year the city and barring certain cat­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. later the NRA mall takes over the nation, as well as the gun May 14 after his doctors indicat­ FadyinthemieelL hour to give them the same pay round fun, plus protection 'for Charles F. SpraglM of ?8 Alton and continues for weeks." and ammunition industry and egories of persons from possess­ ed he had recovered enough as men. your family.” A coupon was pro­ ing firearms. St. some of Its offspring—the Na­ from his April 29 attack, de­ Much of the new mall will be vided for mall orders. No men­ Kiselstein said he would "wait tional Shooting Sports Founda­ scribed as a myrocardlal Infarc­ Soviet Ship Captured, aimed at memibers of the House tion was made about purchas­ and see” about development of Judiciary Committee which by tion, the Sporting Arms and tion, or blockage of an artery in Held in Venezuelan Pori 7 er’s age in the coupon. the ordinance before planning SPECIALS a tie vote last week rejected ad­ Ammunition Manufacturers In­ the heart, to be 'moved. Bolton' "One phone caller who object­ any possible future sale of the OARADAB, 'Vene^ela (AP) ministration-supported legisla­ stitute and the Naional Reload­ ed to the gun sale commented guns. He had been reported improv­ —A Soviet khlp has been cap­ tion outlawing mall order sale ing Manufacurers Association. he 'was Oswald calling," Kisel- Under the ordinance planned ing and received a visit last tured in 'Venezuelan waters and of rifles and shotguns, over-the- But some chinks are appear­ DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS Church Unit steln said. The caller presum­ by the mayor, persons possess­ Tuesday from President John­ is being held in a Venezuelan counter sales of these guns to ing in the previously solid coali­ ably meant Lee Harvey Oswald, ing firearms of any kind such as son. Eisenhower tsilked to his port, the notlontd news agency out-of-state residents and sales tion. On Saturday, three gun EVERY WEDNESDAY the man identified by the War­ handguns, rifles, or shotguns, visitor while sitting on a sofa. Names Slate reported today. to anyone under 18. ’Hie com­ manuf acturers^Remington. The Sunday announcement Savage and Winchester-Wester ren Oommission as the assassin would have to register them . Government and military offi- mittee meets Thursday to re­ of President John F. Kennedy. with police. was short: consider its rejection of the bill. —Issued a Joint statement sup­ 3t. Maurtco OouncU o f Oath- cials maintained a tight silence “ Authorities at Walter Reed OMc Women held Ms toMtsUaUon on the matter, and It could not $69liig If lie iiv ir ^ «•«dbclipH kts in Mir s t P iw c Iw A The NRA’s monthly maga- porting a ban on mail order General Hospital announced this REDEEM YOUR COUPONS rlne, the American Rifleman, sales. The companies suggested, morning (Sunday) that former banquet test week at WtlUe’s »»e and various special bullettas however, that states be allowed Vernon tary, commercial or fishing. President Dwight D. Eisenhow­ Steak House, cloeing out ac- usually reliable sources said keep members abreast of the to exempt themselves from the er suffered another coronary FROM OUR SUMMER STAMP t ty t lb ls B for the past year, which the ship was sighted Friday by battle against stiff restrictions. ban. heart attack last evening at ap­ Members are supjdled with To charges that it opposes all Public Hearing Set Tonight FESTIVAL SUPPLEMENT! a vattaty o f projects. Venezuelan naval vessels, com- proximately 9 p.m. manded to halt and idenUfy it­ polnt-by-polnt interpretations of gun control legislation, NRA Tbe imataUaitlcn ceremony Uv- Special! Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, too! proposed legislation—interpre­ spokesmen reply that the asso­ "The general spent, a com­ self, and was taken to Puerto (Herald photo by Pinto) On Sewer Assessment Rule fortable night and his present dtuded a candteUghit servioe. In^ tations that are often quoted ciation supported Sen. Roman •taUIng oCdcerB were Mis. Ger­ condition is stable. v a ? u e Venezuela has no diplomatic Home-bound Student Graduating word-for-word in subsequent let­ Hruska’s, R-Neb., amendments Public hearings *>n two pro­ Discharged Thursday: Leo UP TO 3900 EXTRA STAMP ald BouJanger end Mrs. Wayne ters to congressmen. to prohibit shipment of firearms posed ordinances will be held Carter, West Stafford; Shirley "Mrs. Eisenhcrwer continues relations with the Soviet Ui^on, jjigg Susanne Reopell of Bolton, who will receive her diploma with him at the hospital. Tin At, preeldciilt and vice pr«i»- Sen. Joseph ’Tydings, D-Md., into states which have laws tonight at 7:30 at the Adminis­ Kush, Dobson Rd.; Deborah but for more ihan a week a Ven- Bolton High Schbol tomorrow though she has never en­ “ In view of this development dent o< the RockvlUe District gives an illustration of how against such gun sales and to tration building prior to the Fenn, 10 Rau S t; Alfred Dick- BONUS COUPONS! ezuelan trade mission has been tered the school. Miss Reopell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Car- the previous tenta'tive plan for Oomoll of OaithoMc Women. closely the letters follow NRA bar all Interstate sales to {>er- regular meeing of the Board of eau. North Coventry; Gary _ visiting Eastern Europe. The son Reopell of Camp Meeting Rd., haS had a disease since Gen. Eisenhower to return to publlcationa. One NRA Docu­ sons under 18. Representatives. Maynes, Talcott'vllle R d.; Lau­ Newly in^aJUed ofIfloerB for Venezuelan government said It Grade 8 which makes it difficult for her to keep her balance, ment misspelled his name “ tid­ The 'Ordinance most apt to be rie Gerber, Dart Hill Rd.; Ells­ his home about June-24 must be 196S-69 aro Mrs. Brian Robi- been studying the posslbili- But the NRA strongly opposes delayed.” so she has received Instruction at home. She will be at the ings,’ ’ he said, and "I got liter­ controversial is the one estab­ worth Jensen, 132 High St. deau, presWent; Mrs. EMaatoeth jy diplomatic relations. ceremonies tomorrow, though, to accept her diploma. any registration system or res­ Since suffering his first heart Ftano, vice preaklent; Mrs. Rob- ally thousands of letters and po­ trictions on rifles and shotguns. lishing the method of assess­ For A Sparkling Clean Wash - POPULAR stcards from my constituents all ment for users of the sewer sys­ AdventLsement— attack In 1955, Elsenhower has ■ert Simmons, socreitaiy and Mias South Korean Boats Retired military officers been hospitalized eight times in­ Nancy Gitffln, kreiaBurer. misspelling my name and all abound in NRA hierarchy. tem. The othe rconcems regula­ Wanted: Newsboy or newsgirl Seized by Red Koreans giving the line that was in the tions on outdoor burning. for Brooklyn, Cedar, Hammond, cluding Ihe current stay at Wal­ Cteoeral chtatanaR end LEAN CENTER CUT Fhranklin L. Orth, NRA execu­ ter Reed. chairman event were Mrs. SEOUL (AP) — Five South propaganda issued by the tive vice president, is a former An equitable method of assess­ IBgh, and West Main St. area o f RockvUIe. Also School, Cot­ Three of these illnesses came LAUNDRY DETERGENT Courtney 'tick er and Mta. Ro- Korean ftshlng vessels were NRA.” deputy assistant secretary of ing users of the sewer system After President Kennedy’s as­ has been a problem with town tage, Prospect, Mountain, and in 1967 when he was treated two tend MaaaeL seized by 10 Communist North J the Army. Of the six NRA field sassination in November 1963, officials since the governments Lawrence St. area of RockvUIe. times for gastro-intestlnal trou­ Hie gueet opeoker was Sfciter Korean Y»itrol boats near Yong- The Baby Has representatives, four are retired bles ahd once for an enlarged EQinaboth Selton O.P. from the pyong Island In the Yellow Sea scores of gun control bills were Army colonels and one is a Ma­ were consolidated three years Call Herald Circulaition Depart­ with ment 876-3136. Mr. Cordera or prostate gland. teouMy ot Northwest ChithoUc this morning as South Korean introduced in Congress. None rine Corps Reserve major. ago .The fire district had been POUND passed. primarily serviced by septic Wilson. In 1966 he underwent surgery controlled HiKb School, where she iteoches senltlnels guarding the central- . Until late last yea, NRA to correct a gall bladder condi­ n-iMi diieots the high school Wb- eastern sector of the Korean In 1964, 189 gun. control bills members were entitled to pur­ tanks. A sewer line was install­ BOX The Herald’s . Vernon Bureau tion, and in 1966 he suffered his suds oratory for speedi and draime. t«>nt reported killing an armed were proposed in state legisla­ chase surplus government rifles ed in that area when the middle Been Named tures and city councils. In its Is at 38 Park St, tel. 876-3138 second major heart attack. Under ,1h» topic, ten - North Korean Introder. from the Defense Department. school was constructed and 1964 annual report, the NRA or 643-2711. News items may be He was hospitalized in No­ After criticism that military people along that line have been nut Heaven to Thiixl Row Cen- , “ " L * noted that "members reacted mailed to P.O. Box 327, RoQk- vember 1967 with a mild cere­ ter." Sister Sbton poinibed out the b ^ te s ^ e d ra®oed they weapons were falling into he able to hook in. promptly, firmly and in force. According to the charter those vUIe. bral stroke, and in June 1966 that drama relates to reel life were being taken ° Jhe « o ^ . Dailey, Carrie Lynn, daughter of Edward Robert and hands of criminals, the Penta­ when doctors operated for an STOCK UP ON GREEN ANT No serious restrictive proposals along the lines do not have to and that parents are on stage more toan 40 men Lynn Olschefskle Dailey, Cosgrove Rd., West Willington. She u gon cut off such purchases. The were enacted.” hook in, qnlesB, in the opinion intestinal Inflammatiori'. to estaWlSr the prindpks and were aboard the boats, fishing was bom June 3 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her ma­ But the present drive for gun Defense Departnj^nt also ended south of the fishery restriction ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Olschefskie, .51 Boneless Pork Cutlets 84'^ib last year its support of NRA- of the health officer, the present discipUnes for 'their own family. controls appears to have a bet­ system of sewage disposal, is a Atom Powers At the dose of the event a line. Flower St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ sponsored National Rifle Match­ The army reported that after ter chance of succeeding. Presi­ health menace. check was preSteited to the Rev. ward Dailey, 264 Crestwood Rd., Fairfield. Her maternal Blade Cut Pork Chops 58 ^ es. Kennedy Family killing the border intruder. dent Johnson, governors and The proposed ordinance pro­ n i b l e t s Robert Cronin for the use of the great-grandmother is Mrs. Grace Hollerlath, 235 Brentmoor mayors have Joined in the call In its 1967 annual report, the To Give UN South Korean troops sweeping Rd., East Hartford. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. vides that lots be assessed on a Thanks Nation building fund by Mrs. Keeney Countrystyle Pork Ribs 58' lb for strong legislation, and some NRA listed its net worth as $11.9 the area found four hand gre­ A. F. DeRose, Fairfield. million and said its total income front footage basis but also Hutchinson, outgoinig preMdent key memibers of Congress are HYANNIS PORT, Mass (AP) nades, a radio, other equipment ik « 0 for the year was $5,797,441.. Of makes ' exception for unusual Safety Pledge During the past year the shifting their positions. — The Kennedy family haa ex­ 1 2 o z . and personal belongings usually Countrystyle Pork Roast 58 its Income , 65 per cent came sized or shaped lots, with the oo^pa^clpatedin^etown Edgeriy, Timothy John, son of Stephen Thomas and Ger­ Lean and sugar-cured . . . N One is Senate Majority Lead­ u n it e d NA'nONS, N.Y. pressed its thanks to the nation aldine Walker Edgeriy, Boyer Rd., Rockville. He was bom from membership dues—$6 a exceptions to be determined by clothing dri'vo, engaged in a er Mike Mansfipld, who said for their response to the death cons I June 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal year for individuals—and 25 per the Board Representatives. (■AP) — Britain, the Soviet Un­ service project at Mansfield Saturday he would support a bill of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Walker, 78 Colebrook Rd., cent from advertising in the In addition to the fron footf ion and the United States plan Training School where St. introduced by ’Tydings and nine Remarks by Sen. Edward M. Chiang Again Predicts Glastonbury. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Ruby Edger­ American Rifleman. Most of age charge, the ordinance' pro­ Maurice COW and other par­ other senators which would ban to give formaT'assurance to the Kennedy and his mother, Mrs. iy, 23 Laurel Dr., East Hartford, and Thomas Edgeriy, 91 this advertising is placed by gun vides that those connecting to ishes in the Rockville District Chinese Civil War mail order sales of rifles and re­ U.N. Security Council today for Rose Kennedy, were taped Sat­ Cross Dr., East Hartford. He has a brother, Kevin Thomas, dealers and manufacturers. the line will be required to pay have adopted Merriitt Hall, pro­ TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) — quire registration of all g ^ s . a sewer connection charge which the safety of nonnuclear coun- urday at the Kennedy compound 4%. NRA chief Glassen appears The NRA is classified by the vided layettes for the Norwich P r e s id e n t (3hlang Kai-shek pred- 0 *1 !.*« <» »:» will be $100 for one- and two- • tries .which accept the treaty to and telecast later in the day. Center Cuts worried. In his letter Saturday, Internal-Revenue Service as a Dlooese CathaUc Charities, icted again Sunday that all-out family houses and $75 additional check the spread of nuclear The Massachusetts senator, Grant, Kerry Ann, daughter of Edward A. Jr. and Shir­ he said "the right sportsmen social welfare organization and weapons. made beptismaj robes, support- civil war will come to the for each dwelling ynlt over two. the family's lone surviving son, ley Johnson Grant, 304 Colonial Rd., Bolton. She was born in the united States to obtain, its Income thus is tax free. A re­ ed the Bolton Youth Forum and Chinese mainland "in the not Institutional, commercial or The three nuclear powers said every American mu5f de­ SMOKED Junk ] 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal own and use firearms for proper cent IRS "fact sheet’ ’noted that were to declare that they would cide how best to fidfiU the goals 5 oontributed to the Oancer Fund, too distant future .. . and the •grandfather Is Albert L. Johnson, 60 Farmstead Rd., Wethers­ social welfare organizations are industrial buildings will pay $500 P O R K C H O PS lawful purposes is in the great­ of Ms late brother. Girl Scouts and Oenaxde Retreat PekUtg regime will collapse and per acre of developed land. In seek immediate Security Coun- field. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Edward A. Grant -Sr., est Jet^rdy in the history of not barred by government regu­ cU action to lielp any such coun­ Hhuso in Middletown. perish." the case of farms, frontage wll "And each of us will have to 50 Horton Rd. She has a brother, Patrick Michael, 1. oin: country.” lations from lobbying. tries threatened or attacked by decide in a private way, in our An annual' donation o f $1(X) Chiang told cadets of the Cen,-— •. *. *. • * Interviews with a number of be figured on the basis of the was give nto the parish library tral Military Academy the first nuclear' weapons. own hearts, and In our own con­ Bronke, Patricia Beth, daughter of Victor William Jr. congressmen indicated NRA of- house lot if a connection is for the purchaso o f new books, stage of the power struggle P lea b y P riest The treaty, aj^roved by the sciences, what we shall do in ON SALE TUESDAY and Priscilla Hill Bronke, 25 Lakevlew Dr., Andover. She was . flclals are. seldom in direct con­ made, with the remainder to be within the Communist regime, General AsMinbly Wednesday, the course of this summer and bom June 10 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandmother tact with members Of the House Goes Unheeded paid when the land is developed. the party purge, resulted In the would plbdge countries with nu- future summe*S,’’ 'he said. ■ is Mrs. Laura Ecabert, 679 Center St. Her paternal grandmoth­ and Senate. The second ordinance to bo re'- NO. 1 DRESSED disintegration of the party or­ (Conttnned from Page One) .clear weapons not to transfer Joseph P. Kennedy, 79, father er Is Mrs. Svc l Uronke, 299^Maln St. Her maternal great­ "We have yet to spend one viewed will outline the types df Romney’s Son ganization.-He said the political them to others and pledges the of the slain senator and the late grandmother is Mrs. Louise Ecabert, 461 Center St. single dollar on lobbying," Glas­ "M y desire in issuing the call burning contain..s which will others not to acquire them. President John P. Kennedy, sat purge which foBowed brought sen said. "We have never hired was to make a point. If they re­ be allowed and the type of ma­ Hurt in Crash about conditions In which var- The Big Three i worked out in a wheelchair beside his wfle. COD FILLET „ in'II SMELTS ,, 39' Krieger, Kristine Kaye, daughter of Robert Carl and spond even in the internal re- terial which may be burned out­ a lobbyist." their declaration 6id a councU BORDEAUX, France (AP) — t^omimmist leaders Includ- Sandra Foraker Krieget, 115,Cemetery Rd., Vernon. She was Neither the NRA nor any of ' cesses of their hearts, it certain­ side. , ' resolution supporting their ,ir I, iriu r, " " r,, m Ing President Liu Shao-chi had bom JUhe 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal its national officers is registered ly will not be wasted.” JSillietin Board Walter Mitt Romney, 21, son of “ ‘s warning to ease the fears of Center Cuts-Lean J been repudiated. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foraker, 220 Fountain STOP & SHOP ... WHERE THE MAXI-MEN MAKE with congress as a lobbyist. But The 30-year-old priest, who Tonight at 7:80 at the Ad- Gov. George Romney of MIchl- o^iang said a military purge countries worried about protec­ St., New Haven. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. . Charles to keep its members informed last December protested the mlnlstratloa Building there will tion U they give up the right to gan, was reported resting com- is now In progress and has MINI-PRICING® WORK FOR YOU! be a special hearing on or­ Krieger, Westfield, Mass. She has two sisters, Kimberly, 7, ond of g ^ control proposals and Vietnam war by mailing his make atomic bombs. fortahly today in a hospital in created a split among the com- ^ w e i c e r Kelly, 4. ‘ other bills, it'has a "leglsldtive draft card to the goveniment, dinances concerning outdoor A fourth nuclear power, the ndailby village of Bazas, fol- manders. Some of them are de- service" with a budget of said he got the. idea for a gun fires and tnethod of assessment Prance, boycotted the Geneva CHUCKSTEAKS lowing an auto collision. fylng orders from Peking, he ■' Nadeau, Paul Brent, son of Donald N. and Sheila Clark for sewer lines and rules for $131,000 in 1967. tum-lri"^ wheja a' Navy Reserve negotiations which produced the Friends reported he suffered said. Nadeau, 67 Prospect St., Glastonbury. He was bom June 10 at In a recent House si>eech. sanitary sewers. Imported Sliced lieutenant' commander handed treaty and abstained from vot­ tom ligaments in one elbow and ------— Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Stop s Shop Ice Cream & 69° Rep. Richard D. McCarthy said A 'Board of Representatives in Jilfl' shotgun during a 'fh'emo- ing on- ths General Assembly head injuries Sunday, but they ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Clark, 61 Prospect St., Glastonbury. His "The NRA does not have’^to hire rlal Mass for Sen, Robert F, meeting will follow the hearings. For A Tasty Resolution endorsing the treaty. were said not to be serious. He ] V o i * Y n a n T h o m a S paternal grandparents are Mrs. Thomas Gadbus, 136 Whiting lobbyists in the technical sense. Kennedy. Order of the Eastern Star will Posture sontetiiAes poses a But France’s U.N. delegate said Meal is expected to leave the hospital - . Rd., East Hartford, and Edwin Nadeau, 189 Beacon St., Hart­ It has active members r i^ t in Richard Hale of Battle Creek hold a business meeting at 8 his government would act Just problem to some women. Do you P O R K RO LL in about two days. An earUer re- L l S t American Cheese 691 have a "dowager’s hump’’ or ford. He has a sister, Sherri Beth, 1%. SBJUVOB this chamber." walked to the altar last Monday p.m. tomorrow with a "fun as it it were signing the treaty. port from the hospital said he Glassen said he didn’ t know night and gave Father Huhn a night" following the meeting. the beg(lnnlng of forwaird shoul­ . topouftiiir Three three-power warning ders? Perhaps It’s time for you was not injured. HUNTINGTON, N.Y. (AP) — Carlson, Jennifer Ann, daughter of Craig Edward and how many congressmen be­ 12-gauge shotgun which he said Officers are reminded to wear was aimed mainly at the fifth A passenger in the car with fjo^man Thomas, 83, the slx- Save on our Stop & Shop street dresses. to practice the following rou­ WITH Deborah Henry Carlson, Apt. 40B, Vernon Garden Apts., Ver­ longed to NRA, but estimated he won in a sales contest. nuclear power. Communist Chi­ tines every day in front of a Romney, Leola Seeny Anderson, socialist party candidate Pilisbury .a .. Biscuits 10 89*^ ’GARDEN GOODNESS’ non. She was bom June 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. about 40. Among the more ac­ Hale, general manager, of a The Suburban Women’s Club na. The Chinese (Jommunists mirror: Walk balancing a book 67, died during the night of her president, was put on the 7 Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Charles Henry, Novato, tive backers of the NRA view lumber company, said he had a executive board meeting tomor­ have charged that the treaty ds on the top of your head; try to injuries. She was originally j,g Hungtlng- Calif. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Willard English Muffins are Reps. Bob Casey, D-Tex.; strong belief that the use of row at 8 p.m. at the home of a Soviet-American plot against follow a straight line across A REAL SWEET TREAT—CALIFORNIA from San Bemadlno, Calif., but Hospital following surgery, Carlson, Evergreen Park, HL, J < ^ D, Dingell, D-Mich.; Cecil guns is no way to settle any­ Mrs. Bernard Baker of Tolland them. the room. The book acts as a has recenUy been in Par- hospital announced. «•*>**'« Perx Coffee Lightener 3 1 R. King, D-Calif.; and Robert L. thing, ' ’ ‘ will be hold to discuss plans for weight that keeps- your spine in In debate on the treaty in the Thomas was admitted to the F. Sikes, D-Fla., all NRA mem­ line, your shoulders In place, MacDoinald, Eileen, daughter of Robert P. and Joan Sul­ ic We reserve the right to limit quantities. The priest, who intends to de­ the annual picnic. Mrs. Warren assembly’s main poliUcal com­ your derrlere tucked under and hoopltal Sunday for what_,his livan MacDonald, 11 Thomas St., Thompson'viUe. She was born bers. stroy the shotgun. Issued a plea Ball will be co-hostess. mittee, some countries argued Anderson are Mormon mission' Surveys show half of all your stomach muscles In. Be­ son, Evan, described as "a liver June 7 at Manchester Memorial.Hospital. Her paternal grand­ for other parishioners to follow American Legion Auxiliary that the Three declaration come a perfectionist about the aries in France. households in America have one CANTALOUPES ailment." He underwent sur­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald, 60 Burnham St. Hale’s example and to bring Unit 14 will hold its final gro­ 1 would not give give them any way you walk and glance at gery the same day, a hospital «*,*'•* 2-39 or more firearms and NRA their guns to the altar during cery social of the season tomor­ assurances that are not already your reflection in mirrors and to -open Zimmer, Richard John, son of Richard Joseph III and members Casey says millions of the offertory of the two Masses row at 7:46 p.m. at GAR Hall. In the U.N. charter. Even some windows in the streets and any­ Five-Day Forecast "‘^heT^keTman did not speci- persons use weapons “ very pea­ Sunday. He also asked children , Rockville Hospital Notes supporters of the three powers where you go. PEACHES Southern Beauti^ 3 Lbs. 59c Theodis Rlcard Zimmer, 183 N. Elm St. He was bom June 7 Save on our Feafherlile ceably and pleasureably," says to bring in toy guns. But no one WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)-The fy the nature of the operation. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is COFFEE SALE! Visiting hours are 12:80 to 8 say their resolution does not in­ We are perfectionists at U.S. Weather Bureau says tern- Thomas was transferred to NRA member Casey. "I don't did. p.m. in all areas except .ma­ volve them in any new commit­ Joseph L. Rlcard, 816 Pleasant St.. WllllmanUc. His paternal SPELL OF BEAUTY, Caldor peratures in Connecticut Tues- the hospital- from a nursing see why they should be punished ternity where they are 2 to 4 ments. NEW POTATOES ou» 5 Lbs. 49c grandfather Is Richard J. Zimmer Jr., 1235 Sullivan Ave., Mansion inn Brand Shopping Plaza, Tolland Turn­ day through Saturday are ex- home in this Long Island corn- Sponge Cake because of a ibunch of deadbeats BRIDGEPORT (AP)—A "sen­ and 6:30 to 8 p.m. But they also say .the fact that pike, 649-2806. Let us give you South Windsor. day through Saturday are ex- munlty. He was admitted there «( Two pounds are better than and nogoods." '''...... sational” sale on 19-shot auto­ Admitted Thursday: Donna the Soviet Union, the United complete hair care on a regmar Fresh from our own il7 one of this all-purpose grind, Another NRA member is Rep. matic .22 rifles equipped with basis. High Styling . . . Per­ SWEET CORN Golden Yellow pected to average below*hormaI last November after suffering a Seypura, Lisa Marie, daughter of William and Alfonsine ovens... the light­ Miller, Hazardvllle; Howard States and Britain together are 5 For 39c est sponge-cake-of- fine blend of coffees. Save 2-lb Cl James H. Scheuer, D-N.Y. “ I telescopic sights were canceled Taft, Rau St. Ext.; Lori La- reaffirming previous commit­ manents . . . Coloring . . . with dally highs averaging 76 slight Broke, Frescatore Seypura, 71 Lyness St; She was bom June 10 at while you savor a good cup to 80 and overnight lows 66 to Evan Thomas, who also llys Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother 1s a-hundred uses im­ am as enthusiastic a sportsman today by the proprietor of a lo­ mothe, Thompsonvllle; Kathy ments should carry special Manicuring . . . Revlon Ck>s- with the of coffee! I 60. Cool Tuesday and" near nor- in Huntington, said doctors con- Mrs. Rose Azola, Schenectady, N. Y. Her paternal grandmoth­ aginable! 7 oz. size. as any member of the NRA but cal Jewelry store. Sunderland, 2 Bancroft Rd.; force against nuclear blackmail. mjeitlQs ■ - - Oleg Cassini Wigs, 50 EXTRA V^UE STAMPS purchase ot Wiglets, Falls . . . Open; Mon.- mal Wednesday, then cooler the sidred his father’s latest all- er Is Mrs. Joseph Seypura, Schenectady, N.Y. She has two I totally abhor the NRA’s stand Benjamin Kiselstein, proprie­ Roberta Cox, 68 Hillside Ave.; Thq resolution is expected to Tues.-Wed.-Sat. 9-6, Thurs-Frl. rest of the period. ment "a moderate setback." brothers, Daniel, 10, and Brian, 7. 29 on gun control," Scheuer said in tor of Samuel’s Jewelers, ex­ Kevin Slattj^, 36 Wilson Lane; be approved Wednesday by a 9-9. 2 Heads ICEBERG LETTUCE or The hospital on Sunday had an Interview. plained he had been "flooded D a W n Ramsdell, Ellington; vote of 10-0 only one more than Precipitation may total three- AT OUR MANCHESTER fourths of one inch or more with listed the patient’s condition ag^ Boyle, , . Lisa Ann, daughter ot James Brian and Karen STOP & SHOP STORE! "The registration of all guns with phone calls from people ob­ Rhonda Flood, 104 Prospect St.; the .majority, ot nine required ,to HELPFUL HINT: Baking Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupous rainfall likely at the beginning fair, but it was changed early'- oivot Boyle, Andover. She was bom June 10 at Manchester is no more an infrlngment of an jecting to I my selling of the Zelma Lali^, 33 Ward St. adopt it. Indications are that soda is a perfect polish for 1 pkg. POPULAR TOMATOES chrome. Rub it on diy, using a of the period and again Thurs- today to critical, possibly as a Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother .is Mrs. Ed- IndlvlduaTs inahenable rights guns" since an advertisement Birth Thursday: A son to Mr. Prance, Brazil, Algeria, India dry cloth. Then use it on a day and possibly sometime Frl- result c ery, the ward Peronko, Andover. Her patehial grandmother is Mrs. than the registration of cars an

Arms Flow Freely Year award. The senatorshlp, Steak House In Manchester-. Herbert Dunn, state director, CarcacoB StreetB Busy Daddario 'Oles Vernon the first given by the group and Guest speakers at the evSnt Robert' DuBeau and Thomas Ma­ were Gklward Ulozls, outgoing son, directors. CARACAS — The Venezuelan one of the highest awards oT the capital, contained by mountains . People Misuse organization, was* presented to chairman of the board, end San­ Jaycee Wives' officers include Manchester's Oldest in a narrow valley 15 miles long Donald Caldwell by outgoing ford Blitz, national director for Lois ' Unterborn, president; HARTFORD (A P )—The Uni-, Jdycees Cited and less than three miles wide, Reds Double Supply Network to South president Marvin Weinberg.' the Connecticut Jaycees. Patricia Clapp, vice president; ted States is abusing its tech-' with Finest has one of the world’s greatest Both the Jaycees and the Jay- Toni Pike, secretary; and Gall nloians, by "permissive use of Keyman awardq were given to traffic problems. Citizens of Bj B- north-south routes to transfer aircraft machine guns, and com- home and. abroad for want of and Astronautics. GRAND UNION FULLY COOKED ped by fallen comradea. tions vulnerable to amburties The symptoms of the “ tech­ UNION troops from one area of South munications gear. Some of the deoisive action to choke off the (Ebccerpte from an unsolicited Wtter) They don’t need theae aban­ Vietnam to another, aa the equipment captured by Allied enemy's supplies and reinforce- and to Ml-and-run raids, the nician gap," he said, are: troops would not attempt to doned weapona, for they are 331C Division wae recently forces bears dates of manu- menta.” —Needs for increased efforts SUPERMARKETS equipped by an efficient "under­ shifted from the Khe Sanh area facture in China only two or The best available answer to bold ground, but only to shatter improvd nationally the qual- Dear Mr. West: SEMI BONELESS the trails. ity of technological education. ground” Bupply ayatem run­ to Kontum, about 200 mllea to three months earlier. his comments are comidex and and kindness you ning through South Vletnam'a the south. Troops have been moving ultimately unsatisfactory. Many officials argue that ef- —The need to provide ade- A ll the services "neutral” nelghhora, Cambodia down the trails at the rate of Pear of further Inflaming fective action in Laos would quate numbers ' of technlclanB rendered to us at e time of . . . are Ohmbodta’s road am d river and jrratefully ac- and Laoa. routea handle about one-fourth well of 20,000 a month since the world public opinion and of ex- demonstrate to Slhanduk that for sp^ialized rt>ies. deeplj^ appreciai H A M S lb —The-need to permit trained Relnfbrcementa — more than to one-third o f the logLstloal beginning of April. Truck traf- tending the virar has prevented his beHef in an inevitable Oom- muhist victory in Vietnam is technicians to use their skills 100,000 men ao far thla year — tnafmc into South Vietnam. fic E'ince the March 31 bombing the United States from cutting erroneous. He then might move in performing tasks for which safe p a r k in g o n prem ises Save 30( a lb...cry-o-vac wrapped. Full cut ...no center slices renovod aa well aa weapmia, ammuni­ Weapons and ammunUion come restriction has exceeded 15,000 the supply routes with ground with confidence and vlg^w they were trained. tion, food and fuel flow along in pcimarUy through the port vehicles a month, deplte losses action instead of relying on against the supply lines through —The need for balanced edu­ ESTABLISHED 1874 the Ho Chi Mhrii traila in Laoa of Sihanoukville, Gambol, of more than 15 per cent In­ partially effective air attacks THICK CUT BONELESS BRISKET Cambodia which help sustain cational opportunities in the FRESH DRESSED and the Sihanouk trail In Cam- then move norttimard over the flicted by Allied air acthm &i and heraasmeot by native irre­ Laos. gulars in Laos. the Viet Cong. United States. m m m m m m m m bbdla. Sawnoux trail. Two Area P^W A Employes Awarded $2,500 CHICKEN PARTS CORNED BEEF Without theae reinforcementa Prince Norodom Sihanouk of icon - worn OR ASSOtTEB LEGS with thighs B R EA S TS with nb and supplies, the war tn South Oeunbodia has acknowledged EFonald G. Fagleson of Bolton, left, and Harold O. Pugh of Manchester, third from left, are 0 0 Vietnam might have ended a that the Viet Cong receive rice among six maximum suggestion award winners in P ra tt,-* Whitney Aircraft’s monthly VIVA TOWELS 3 . *1 year ago vdien the Allies routed and medicine from Cambodia, awards program. Each winner received $2,500.«Second from left is William P. Poole of Bast the local Viet Cong. He denies, however, tiie almost HartfoW, another winner and at right is Bruce N. Torell, division executive vice president. Because of these routes, th eeq u a lly obvious floiw of weap- F irst Bagleson, who lives on West St. in Bolton, recommended an easier form of welding for a jet TOUUETTISSUE 3 ?! 7 7 war la no longer a'guerrilla con- ons. engine p ^ . Pugh, who lives at 332 Windsor St. in Manchester, recommended use of the same G R t t . N GIANT filet, but a wholly new engage-.. These sums enter Sihanouk- tools in several machining operations on similar parts. ■ TW IfTTim iBI ment best described as a "semi- ville consigned to the Royal National 4 - conventional war.” Cambodian army or concealed MUFORNIASTfiAK . 7 9 * FRANKFURTERS .59* North Vietnam’s switch in in coal ^ p m en ts from Hanoi. 60 M A !?r M VALUES Stores The Way It Is SWEET PEAS ocoNA-nBocm mid-1967 from a traditional guer- The arms are transported open- rilla war to a strategy of seek- ly to points hear the Vletnamwe SHOdHER STEAK . OS' Frying Chicken Ing major victories brought in­ border, where they are trans­ O S C M N A m to heavy use the latest major ferred to porters or to samiions Permanent T ax Hike Needed is89* addition to the supfriy system— vdiich ply the web of canals CHUCK FILLET ' . 89* H A N SLICES Ho Chi ICinh trail H. and rivers that criss-cross the MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! *nie old Hb Chi Minh traU southern part of South Vietnam. To Combat Social Problems? s u n BI ANT goes through M l Gia pass in "The big VC supply base at h: 4 £ 8 9 * the annamKe mountain range Batu is just 15 minutes from -f-A- programs put on the books in the past CREAM CORN (OoBtInned from Page One) B U n W O O D just below the 18th parallel, then here by helicopter, just on the W I N ¥ o " few years which got very little money ruaw turns southward through the dif­ other side of the Cambodian lators can. force zoning changes. "The when the great society was dumped PicKUD Beets 4 , ’ 8 9 ' ficult terrain of Eastern Laos. border,” said Brig. Gen. Nguyen iim nop sniE whole system of rewards and penalties,” overboard for Mr. Johnson's adventure cur BOT-AI-DEE WITH NEAT H ie new route. Ho Chi Minh Xuan Thinh, commander of the Schultze points out, "which heavily in Vietnam. trail n , starts baUway between South Vietnamese 2Sth Division, favors land speculation as compared to Examples: SPAGHETTI SAUCE 'iw"33 the 18th and IMh parallels where with headquarters at Ducfaoa, physical Improvementsr'* is perhaps the The Elementary and Secondary Ed­ Keo Nua pass pierces the an- about 20 miles from the Cam­ greatest single promoter of urban blight.” ucation Act of • 1965. Meant to provide PINtAt'Plt PINKGKAPtTF-^l iT IRAUSS namlte range diving North Viet­ bodian border. loin Schultze’s arithmetic on the reduced supplemental money for some of the less HTGRAK lOLOGNA M , nam from Laos, and runs'about “ yjven from our side, you can HOOO post-Vietnam military budget works out affluent school districts, it;has never got­ . 7 9 * 310 miles, fln t westward and see 10 to 15 Cambodian army LIVERWURST *nm . 4 9 * POLISH RINGS this way. ten funds, Schultze points out, amount­ PARU then south to the BoUvens pla­ trucks unloading every day. The (HOPS Taking into account restoration of mili­ ing to more than 6 per cent of total local ARNOnSTAR .. ' teau, the rice bowl of soutiiem helicopter regularly draws fire tary programs that have been cut out TO Alive AUNUT-AUttir w k ausage . 9 9 * PLAYING spending on education. Billions more I KANKd c u m a bacon . 6 9 * L S Labs. from Batu even though it’s over or reduced, price increases, and the could go here. Doubling the capacity of the Vietnam,” he added. costs of cirilian reconstruction In Viet­ GRAn UNION-SUCD #t SWOT'S PUNIUM The Rent Supplement Program. So [ 3 or $100 routes through Laos, the new Ho Gen. Thinh lit a cigarette and nam,, only about $16 billion of the $30 . far, it’s not had more than a paltry NEATSTURU%^bEEr3r pkgs. JL SLICED BACON 7 9 * Chi IGnh trail n provides a road continued. billion qan be "saved." $20 million a year. over which some North Viet­ “ All the VC do is give the This $16 billion win be Just about off­ Water Pollution Control Act. The ap­ namese replacements have rid­ province chief 1 million (M) * ’ B O N D S '’' set by the expiration of the 10 per cent SHO* GRAND UNION EOR THE propriations have been only half of den in trucks all the way from piastres a month, and they can (HOPS surtax arid restoration of the expenditure FRESHEST RROOUCE IN TOWN Hanoi to Kontum in central move anything — even SAM those authorized. COFFEE cuts Congress has forced through —as­ SRAIBUNIOM Soutti Vietnam — about 800 missiles if they wanted to.” suming this necessary fiscal program is There is yet another claimant, with miles—in 11 days. Captured North Vietnamese passed by Congress. pzowerful political support, on federal re­ UQUID BLEACH Troops going farther south soldiers and local porters con­ Administration i>ollcy-makers, how­ ceipts: The 60 states, which have been SRAminnON fV A r toward Saigon and the Mekong firm the intelligence on the B 1 N 6 0 ever would have an $11 to $13 billion boasting their own taxes, will likely force delta use the continuation in supply routes provided by air “ kitty" to jriay with, arising from larger through some kind of revenue-sharing LOCAL SODA 1 0 ^ 7 9 ' WATER Chmbodia of m Chi Minh troUs reomnaissance and electnmlC' PLAY TODAY. . . JOIN THE UST OF UICKY WINNERS tax receipts as the economy grows stead­ program —and not much of this money I and n, called the SHumoyk sensors. ily. But look at the claims on this; Ex­ rirlll find Its way to the poor. Most is trail. These trails in Laos and Oeun­ isting Social Security and Medicare costs likely, instead, to relieve the existing Moving northward on the Si­ bodia have been the key to the C lo virla lt will be rising, with population increas­ burden of state and local sales and prop­ hanouk trail are many of the problem in South Vietnam since Here Are Just a Few Winners! ing and medical costs soaring: Vietnam erty taxes. supplies which fuel the insur­ the Insurgency was renewed In SLICED BACON 69® L nm B M veterans wlH be taking advantage of tpe So where do we go? Schultze’s bold B O U n U K ___ C A U rO M U rection in the southern part of 1969. r-‘ SlletR o * G.I. Bill of Rights; Veterans Administra­ answer is to take a sizeable chunk of South Vietnam. The flow of The guerrillas knew that they 29* LEMONS 49* COMBINATION M M I^ P lb tion costs will grow, an aftermath of the our huge national resources and funnel PINEAPPLES r u n TENDER weapons, g^asoline and food could neither maintain an in- BEEF LIVER 4 5 » Chops 1 Stew for Barbecuo war; federal pay Increases will be need­ it into really meaningful urban pro­ niLOWAm through Cambodia, often in surreotion nor raise tiieir ed to keep , pace with private wage grams. And you have to take it by tax­ GREEN BEANS 19* trucks of the Royal Army, has strength to the level necessary scales; and even routine government es. GREEN SQUASH 25* Increased sharply during the to overthrow the Saigon govern­ The presidential candidates of all us Gradi A functions will expand. H IM m - US. 01 rUNCI COT. j . past year. ment unless they had secure parties, if they mean the words they Hand Cut Schultze’s estimate: Half of the $11 to f a n c y crisp a R P C Ho Chi Minh trail n , by being supi^y lines from their base in (hichen Breasts lb $13 billion will be soaked up immediate­ say about new opportunities for Negro reen eans farther west than the original 5 9 Americans and poor whites, ought to G B Rosn North . Vietnam. AH previous ly by programs like those listed above. m m m n n a HO Chi Minh trail, is out o f ' the guerrilla insurrections in Sopth-;... That would leave, say $6 billion a take a good look at Schultze’s hard- Cucumbers u ° oreen Peppers ib£u usual range of native patrols east Asia which lacked sij^h year —would it not? But hold on a min­ nosed analysis. If it can’t be challenged, INSTANT PIZZA led by U.S. £q>ecial Forces and supply lines had failed. ute longer. it ought to fie taken as a basis for ac­ BRAnonoNnun ____ Central Intelligence Agency of­ The supply routes run through There is a vast range of fairly new tion. ficers. Laos and Camfbodia because the ’500 WINNER ’500 WINNER ’500 WINNER SANDWICH POT PIES Tomri%niA Two traila from the North, in­ demilitarized zone, 50 miles long stead of one, m e ^ dispersed Mrs. Bitty Zak Anthony St. Paul Mr. Andrtw Bunk and six miles wide dividing GRAND U N IO N SLICED g r a In d u n i o n targets fir U.S. bombers. In Norih from South Vietnam since Huntinflen, Conn, Gratnfiald) Man. Stymour, Conn. Powell- Sure N A N C Y lY N N addition, the communists evi­ Wallace Doubts Effect t{ie Geneva accords of 1964, is P a K N E S Finail Super Soft VESETABLE OIL dently believe that air strikes on too susceptible to observation APPLE PIE AMERICAN CHEESE the new trail w ill be • deterred and partial control to allow mas­ To Win Seat 1 - p t . by a population denser than in $f00 sive infiltration. At the end of Of Gun Control Laws 8” 8. o . > f l 0 0 8 - o z . southeastern Laos where the old l '/4 lb ■ 3 p k g s . O R September, 1967, Communist From Harlem By REX THOMAS Wallace said the only real de­ p ie b t l . Ho Chi Minh trail runs. ' "m ain force” imits consisted of The North Vietnamese have RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — terrent to crime "is to enforce 58.000 soldiers of the regular 4______Loavai J ■ C O L O R E D stationed 63 regular combat bat­ Finast (Continued From Page One) George C. Wallace .back on his the criminal laws and reverse Nortii Vietnamese anAy and 62,- talions along the new trails in George C. Wallace, back on his some of the decisions of the fed-''| 000 Viet Cong. tioh involving a libel suit he eral courts which make It al­ POinURT HUNGRY ^ JUNM Laos, as well as almost ttiat the South, says federal gun con­ 12l100H Today, there are 85,000 North lost. meuiy service troops who DOnUT SALE trol legislation will do little, if most impossible to uphold the ^ ; ^ 4 3 ‘ SARANWRAP roll 57* 'Vietnamese in regular units and JACK BISCUITS 2 operate and maintain the routes Powell has ruled the 18th anything, to combat crim e.. laws.” WISK 40.000 in ,the Viet Cong. About Plain • Sugar • CInn. •Orangt MTERUIIT p iu s m T and major fixed installations. SUHKIST Congressional District for over Wallace interrupted his cam­ "Seeing a murder punished," X' 29* haJf'. of the "V iet OMig” are LEMONS paign swing through Dixie long he added, "is more effective SNOWY BLEACH 73* PANSHAKES Ttie ^ liv e n s plateau at the ’100 WINNER ’100 WINNER ’100 WINNER two decades--of late from self- LAXATIVE fbuthern end of Ho Chi Minh actually Individual replacements enough Sunday ^ fly to Wash­ than any gun control legisla­ DITERGENT pkg. e ^ e on Bimini,' the preacher- ^'Uall n is a virtual ‘Tltoerated sent from the Nortii along the Jottph Pulaski Mrs. Richard Rdeehatta Mn. Jottph Orlando Firm, crisp haads ington for a network television tion.” I SNOWY BLEACH *1®* FEENAMINT 0< 16 L a u n d r y D e t e r u e n t area” rich in rice, catUe and wane-. Hamdtn, Conn. Nerwleh) Conn. Paweatuek, Conn. 1 2 ~ 2 9 CABBAGE poUticlan’s own sunny Elba in show and then to Boston. Wallace said the assqssinaii UBULAR U N other food. The area around t h e ------the Bahamas. His schedule todqy at Rich­ tlons of Sen. Robert P. Kennedy i-w"..' 'SARANWRAP "’T OIL 63* cities of Baravauie and Attai>eau, ■ Many Hariem voters feel mond included a Aews confer­ and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr H«lps You Ovoreeme ence, a $26-a-plate diimer and a were tragic and senseless but red-dominated until 1862, Is now Powell got a "raw deal” in 1967, SPICY ntOWN ______„ wholly under Communist sway, when Congress expelled him, political rally tonight. that "it is just as tragic that a In Virginia, the former Ala­ working man’s wife can’t go to $119 atthougfa the cities themselves FALSE TEETH overriding a select committee remain nbn-Oommunlst Islands. •that had recommended censure bama governor ran into a feud the supermarket in the big cit­ GULDEN'S MUSTARD 17' Loosonoss and W orry BIRDS EVE miRIKlE Franco between his American Inde­ ies for fear of her life.” The two Ho Cbi Minh trails Ho longer be annoyed or feel U l-»t- and a fine. . are not dlreot higlwrays, but esae becauae of looae, wobbly false Powell had held his House pendent party and the Virginia On other Issues, Wallace said: gal- ' “ complex. Interwoven netwoilw teeth. FABTBBTH, an Improved seat for 22 years before expul­ Conservative party which wants .—Poor Negd’oes "are being aUcaUne powder, bolda platee firmer Wallace for president and Cali­ used” by the Poor People’s WATER CONDITIONER - 77* which include weU-comouftSged ao they feel more comfortable. Avoid sion on charges of misusing embarraaement eauaed by loose false Rmeriinn fornia Gov. Ronald Reagan for Campaign in Washington. LAUNDRY DETERGENT ^ all-weather roads ou some public funds and flouting New teeth. Dentures that fit are eeaentlal vice president. —^Most congressmen who ad­ niSKIES-LIVER I ^ stretches. Lnteral east-wert to healthJee your dentist regularly. FROZEN CONCENTRATE SALAD DRESSING SPAGHETTH-O’S York state courts in the libel OR 15-oz. G et FABTBBTH at all drug counters. The Conservative party has a vocate school integration refuse w m KNOWN routes link them at several judgment case. CnCK EN co n s pkg. M lje WISH UQUID ^ $6-a-plate dinner tonight at the to send their children to public points along their le o ^ . Not "W e still feel he was jobbed CAT FOOD ^ ofiojl ’100 WINNER ’ 50 WINNER ’ 50 WINNER same time as the Wallace din­ schools in the nation’s capital. ASPERGUN on ^ tracks, but hslt-tracks and s^OO out of his Job because of his BEErCm CKCN ner. Wallace flew to Bostpn in sup­ COFFEE even tanks move along the Oiwtom Home Design Rest Dragalin Mrs. Ed. Malloy Mrs. Robort Flandirs quart race,” said the Amsterdam iS'iiBOX“ BOUILLON^?39* Btaeon Falls, Conn, Thompsonvilloi Conn. Stratford, Conn. In his TV appearance, on port of a petition drive to get his OEANING FLUID trails. Manchester News, Harlem’s JlegTO weekly Jar ABC’s "Issues and .Answers,” name on the presidential ballot VEB.,CMlCUN,IEEr . ^ . . The oommunlets' training Blue Print * Supply Ino. newspaper, dn endorsing Powell Y U B A N m ^ T . EHLER'S in Massachusetts. He said he 7 and at a Boston ne^s confer­ osmps, bospltails and reel and 690 Hartford Rd. COFFEE-AU61UNDS H e r b o x B o u il l o n 3 ".a ZS* p k g . last week. ence, Wallace once again took a plans to return, probably late recresitlon centers are generally Manchester, Conn. 4 7 B ^ 8 9 After the expulsion, Harlem SWOT'S FOTTED stand against tightef* gun con­ this month, and spend about a'- TEABAGS o f 1 0 0 on Laotlnn and Oamhodlan ter­ 049-869S BOIVUS B O I V U S sent Powell back to Washington n e a t trol laws. He said they would do week campaigning in that state. MAXWELL HOUSE > y t ..2 3 ‘ ritory, while the major supply Rockville Exete Hat. 1485 EXTRA i( B i i v r o o B I I V O O _he won re-election overwhelm­ ESTEE-ALMOND. . nothing more than "keep guns He already has'met ballot re­ SWIFT'S CHOrPED „„ P R IZ E S L IP P R IZ E S L IP EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! ingly in a special election last m T A N T COFFEE PROGRAM *241 • PROGRAM >241 out of the hands of law-abiding quirements in 25 states and ex­ HAM n-81 year. However, he didn’t try to PRIZE citizens. The criminals will get" pects to qualify In^lO more with­ CUriOV-AR DEE . MILK CHOC. BARS Cream Cheese>'<>^»<«v.'29‘ Cheese Spread"'‘*-‘^.‘89' relclam hds seat. He said he them like they always have." in a^ on th , Wallace said. NESCAFE pkg. RONZONl A wouldn't go back as a freshman CHEESE PIZZA 1-lb. SLIPS Instant Coffee Flout |H 99* Tomatoes “ 4-/89* and demanded restoration of the COFFEE-AU SUNOS ___ e m e U N K E F II 0-0* p k g s. seniority that had made him pkg SPAGHETTI 2 a former public relations aide, be dispersed by one more sftoll RICE-A-RONI Richmond Coffee 'e»59* Margarine chairman of the E3ducatlon and entered • the primary against by Powell up teeming Seventh MAXWELL HOUSE ■ IRDSEn _ INSTANT COFFEE ^ ______Labor Oomriilttee. Powell. Avenue. n rv T C * ousK Powell didn’t appear dn Har­ CAUfATlON-AU FLAVORS B t t l a t u n r 39* Fabric Softenern«>t ^ 59* Ice Cream i*59* Young Ignored Powell’s taunt: Young charges that Powell lem during that campaign. He pkg. UROSCYE "Any Negro crazy enough to won’t bother to serve even df life CHASE & SANBORN ClJT OUT CNTIHE SLIP 16*01. 37* once said that his followers of 6 0kg. ON DOTTED LINE Spaghetti ^ Detergent p '^ 3.A'.r nm against me is the first Ne­ is electfed. I n s t a n t B r e a k f a s t P otato M A n s O 'iR m would elect him "until I die, and COFFEE ro to be crucified in the Powell once said it would be 'lIRDSm-IOinATVRES Gallon Bieach ns 39* even after I ’m 4ead, I ^hlnk CARNATION-AU FLAVORS E X T R A BON US! Eacii weeli ne will prinl EiIra Xlame Book and you arc on your way to winning . Mayonnaise ’>»»• ^ 49* North.” "ludicrous” for him to return POTATO PUFFS X '27* some of you wdll lyrlte my name pkg- Bonus Bingo Prize Slips in our newspaper ads. Cash Prizes. without his seniority. But now CHASE & SANBORN Campaining hard with limit­ I n s t a n t B r e a k f a s t of 10 SWOT'S JUNIOR - AliyMkllii V/alch for these ads! Cut oul (or copy ) and use It you copy, hand print in plain block lotlcrs on In ** ed funds. Young has tired to he says he'll go as a freshman them together with all the Prize Slips of this a plain piece’ of paper the Program '. C.ime Until recently, no one serio^- representatdve "because at least MEAT DINNERS 2 z 37* COFFEE program you receive at our stores to help you win take advantage of growing re­ SRAND UNION-FROZEN Value, Lcller and Numher as they appear" on ly challet^ged him on that. No I ’ll have a voice and a vote." SWOT'S - NEAT ycur sh.itc cl Prizes. Slarl v.ilh the Extra Prize rach ii'-wspapct Prize Slip, prsled inyoiir p.ailic- sentment to Powell’s long ab­ mRtu one could match the personality Tm CFROM CHASE A SANBORN lli| 5. in this A ’l! M.iili them in your Bonus Bingo ipaliMg slyie. sences from home and of report­ T O R B A B IE S 4 99* —of the pastor of the 10,0(^m em - To protect your wall-to-wall ORANGE JUICE FLORIDA ImRleyiitif Firit Halionil SlOfdl md immediate fimiliei i^fli|ibt« l« ciilicipiU In Ihit prlinm ed opposition within Powell’s ber Abyalmvlan Baptist Church. carpeting when painting base­ c Copyri|Kt W. J. JtHeiy 1K4-AII Ri|h(i Reserved Slralei’c Mctctiandisini JO Path Ave. N Y C. TOP QUALIHy LOW PRICES, WOHDERFUL STAMPS. . . THAT’S TOTAL VALUE! ■ . Lost March, Powell came ehur^. '■ PRICES EFFICTIVR THRU SAT.. JUNE :^2nd.WtUSR8VITMIR«CMT TO UfAir OUANTITIfS. boards, use w14p mastoiiig tape. back to Harlem, hfter Iri^g " I honestly don’t sc® much of £ Most hardware stores carry a granted freedom from arrest for a John Young vote," says State pfiikade. Middle Tnrnpike, West— Triple-S Redemption Cevter, 180 MDiket S^ORie, Newincton masking tape which can be ap­ wMitempt of court. H e ^ r a d e d Sen. Basil A. Paterson of Har­ ‘ Open Friday Nichte to 9—AU Redcmptioii Centers dosed Mondays ^ P.ices effective First Netion§l Super Markets plied to carpetlitg and removed Cigarettes, and Tobacco exclusive of Stamp Offer W6 fM N M the right to limit quantities through the crowded a lem. And, Paterson adds," much easily once the paint is dry. hw o returned. In April, Young, of the anti-Powell sentiment can

SM

t r ' . * Jr.'Jrn.**; 4-

» PAGE TWENTY-THREE ZVMOm TWBNTY-TWO BIANCHESTER EVENlkfi HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17. 1968 % Joker, Quipster, Wise-Crackipg Comedian End of Great Series Mets Cross Strategy Laughing Lee Trevino Ties Record h e - . • « Mvl^Vk m I Arnold Palmer closed with a For RSox^ Lonborg O f i^i^anks and Split challenged, moving within three Sunday's triumph was his He had rounds of 69, 68, 69, 76 for 301 and 66-year-old Sam ROCHESTER, N. Y. 69—four consecutive under par, strokes. first professional tournament Snead had a two-underr-par 68 Jim Lonborg looks good in his Loptorg, who had a 22-9 (AP) — He’s a joker, a- and never matched by all the That threat was repulsed Nafional League CLEVELAND (AP) — NEW YORK (Al^i — BRAVES-CUBB— Wills’ double touched off a quipster, a wise-cracking victory. But you can bet the greats who have played the when Trevino rolled In 36 and for 2^6. w. L. Pet. OB The Indians call the game first start. He had good stuff, i^f^coir^ast year and won the Cy Torre, who suffered a broken four-run fifth inning burst In the rent money it won’t be his last. Trevino made his debut on the St. Louis 38 particularly In the last o6uplei(tf.; Young Award, was wild the first Herman Franks thought second game and the Pirates comedian, but there could Open. No one before had" ever 20-foot birdie putts on the 11th *05 — walks and homers. Boston he’d put one over on Gil jaw when hit by a pitch by be jjthe stamp of golfing "I’m going to keep on playing done It. and 12th holes. pro tour In the 1967 Open, finish­ San Francisco 34 calls it the end of a great Innings." two Innings and loaded the' Chuck Hartcnsteln early in the rushed four more runs across in Atlanta Hodges and Atlanta was greatness on laughing Lee as well as I can, and as long as But still Trevino wAsn’t satis­ "Man, I just wanted to get so ing fifth. The $6,000 he won X series. And a comefloack for Lonborg worked five,; Innings bases twice. He got away with sea.son, paid the Chicago rellev- the eighth, spraying 16 hits there — he was a $80 a week as­ Los Angeles Sunday and gave up three sin- onjy one run—on a sacrifice fly afraid Joe Torre had around Forbes Field to com­ Trevino. I can,’’ he said. “Sure, I’m fied. far out In front I could bogey ^ Jim Lonborg. OT back a bit with his game­ He came up the hard way, going to play some bad rounds. In," Trevino said. sistant pro before that — Philadelphia gles. It was his flrit start since by Lee Maye In the first. He bounced one over on the winning double. plete the sweep. I’ve played bad rounds before. "I came up 18 looking for a Nlcklaus finished with a 67 for launched him on the tour. Chicago "The long ball sure hurt us,' the'*World Series last year. He gave up four walks and struck Aaron had walked and was • • * from caddie and boot black. birdie," he said. "I wanted all Chicago Cubs. He’s victory-hungrry and tough- But I’ll keep plajring. I’ll be 279 and second place. Yancey, He’s won about $120,000 since Cincinnati Indians’ Manager Alvin Dark underwent knee stlrgery follow- ^ut three, Franks had his lefty-rlghty gunning when Torre hit Harten- RED8-CARDB— playing this game when I’m 100 yie records. A birdie would the leader at the end of play New York said Sunday. a skiing accident during the strategy cross up in the second steln’s pitch to right center. "I John Edwards drove In a pair minded as the marine he once have broken Nlcklaus' scoring then and now owns one-third of Petrocelli’B eighth homer years old.’’ each of the first three days, fell the club ■vdiere he once worked. Pittsburgh "It wasn’t the home run that winter, game as Hodges’ New York was afraid the ball was going to of runs with a fifth Inning single . ^was. mark. gave Boston a 2-1 lead but Joe His 275 winning total matched back to a 76 -for a 281 and third. Horizon HUls In El Paso, Tex. Houston killed us, It was the bases on "I thought I had pretty good Mets nipped toe San Francisco bounce over the fence and Aar­ and toe Cardinals dropped Cin­ ■ And, at 28 the brand new U.S. He didn’t get It. In fact, he balls," said reliever Mike Paul, stuff and my arm didn’t bother single cinnati. Edwards’ hit climaxed the lowest score ever shot In the Bobby Nichols was fourth And what abbut the $80,000 Sunday’s Results Giants 3-1 for a split of their on would have to stop at third,” <\ Open golf champion is going to had to scramble to salvage par. who should.know. He gave up me," Lonbirg said. "No. I a three-run comeback for the ; be around a long time. open, set last year by Jack with a 69 for 282, followed by first-prize money from the San Francisco 4-1, New York Sunday doublehender. Ray Sa- said Manager Luman Harris. He started the day one stroke Don Bles and Steve Spray, at 1-3 two walks In the eighth inning didn’t get tired but I didn’t want Paul replaced Sonny Slebert dockl’s five-hitter had given the It stayed in play and Aaron Cards, who spotted the Reds a He proved In a single year he Nlcklaus. And his four sub-par Open, the Mexlcan-Amertcan to open the eighth and walked rounds on the 6,962-yard Oak back of Bert Yancey; his play­ 284. Spray closed with a 65, Pittsburgh 3-n, Houston 1-2 before Ken Harrelson rapped to push things too much." Giants a 4-1 first game victory. scored easily, making a winner 2-0 edge on Leo Cardenas’ could play with the world’s best wais asked. Boston took three straight P'nch Jerry Adair and bases-Ioiidcd single. professionals. And . now he’s Hill Country Club course set a ing partner, and both had bog­ matching the best closing round Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia 1 his 14th home run to beat the In­ Torre’s long double scored of reliever Jim Britton, who had eys on the first hole. But Yan­ ever shot In the Open, and tying “I’m gonna buy the Alamo Atlanta 1, Chicago 0, 11 in- dians, 5-3. from the Indians, who now have George Scott. The young south- Hank Aaron from first base taken over for Phil NIekro in Dal Maxvill singled, Ray (I showi} that he can beat the best record in this most prestigious and give It "back to Mexloo,” he and demanding of all the cey faded back with putting the record for nine holes, 30 nlnga Rico Petrocelll homered in lost six In a row. struck out Carl -yaslrzem- with toe only run of Atlanta’s 1- the lOth. Washburn-., walked and Lou —and beat them In record-shat­ quipped. • • • Brock singled for one run. TTien tering fashion. world’s golf tournaments. ^ ,troubles, and then Nlcklaus coming home. St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2 the seventh and scored behind "I sure hope It’s only 0 11-innlng victory over Ctoicago Today’s Games Regg;ie Smith, who walked. slump,” said Dark. "I think relson poked one over the left but only after it came danger­ EIRATESA8TROS— the runners advanced on an In­ LosiAng;eIes (Drysdale 8-4) at Red Sox Manager Dick Wil­ that’s what it la. We’re not fence, ously close to bouncing over the Roberto Ciemente drove in field out and Edviards singled Philadelphia (Short 4-6), night liams was understandably hap­ pitching real well now but I The Indians came back with wall for a ground rule two-bag­ one run with a triple and set up them across. Cincinnati (Maloney 6-4) at py. "A gp'eat series for us," he know that’s a solid part of the one run In the eighth on Max Al- ger that would have left Aaron another with a single in toe first . a • • * Few Minor Deals Atlanta (Jarvis 6-4), night said. "We not only win three but team." vis’ sacrifice fly. at third. game and Pittsburgh extended DODGER8-PHIL8— w Houston (Ghistl 4-7) at Pitts­ In other National League its winning streak to five games Bob Bailey ' scored Los An­ burgh (McBean 6-5), night games, Pittsburgh swept a dou- by walloping the Astros in toe geles’ winning run on a fourth TED’S LATEST—Do­ blehcader from Houston 3-1 and nightcap. inning passed ball and the Only games scheduled. Pair of Two-Run Homers Pace Third Straight lores Wettach, 32, who Dodgers beat the Phillies In Before Deadline Tuesday’s Games 11-2, St. Ix)uls trimmed Cincin­ Ctonsecutlve doubles by Maury i c was^ Vermont’s entry nati 4-2 and Los Angeles spoiled Wills and Jose Pagan tied the Skinners' first game as Phila­ Houston at New York 2, delphia manager. NEW YORK (AP)—Major league teams, failing to twl-nlght in the 1965 U.S.A. Bob Skinner's managerial debut score for the Pirates in the (' come up with any major deals, moved a number of sec­ contest was married to by tripping Philadelphia 2-1. fourth inning of toe opener and The Dodgers were leading 1-0 Cincinnati at Atlanta, N Super Stroke by Clark Kent + * * when Bailey and Zollo Versalles ond-line players before the trading deadline. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, N Ted Williams, fom er Clemente’s single followed by a The last trade was made only Red Sox baseball star, OIANTS-METS— ground out gave Pittsburgh the singled starting the fourth San Francisco at Philadelphia, Franks started left-hander lead. Pagan singled and Cle­ against loaer Rick Wise. Then minutes before last Saturday’s record and a 3.77 era In 81 In- 2, twi-night last fall. Williams was Country Club midnlght deadline and sent married twice previ­ Bill Henry in the second game mente tripled for an insurance catcher Mike Ryan let a pitch Chicago at St. Louis, N Saves Decision for Yankees and pulled a quick .switch to run in the eighth. get away and Bailey scored. FOUR BALL BEST BALL b. V Houston’s regular center fielder, * ' , . _ . f..»s American League ously. Ron Davis to the St. Louls‘ Cleveland and California trad- NEW YORK (AP)— Then, Bobby Cox beat out an Jim Lonborg, making his first righty Bob Bolin in the first in­ Saturday W. L. Pet. GB ning after Hodges had inserted Jim Horvath, Joe Zanettl, A Cardlnals for reserve ed , the Indians send- Detroit 41 Horace Clarke stagger^ infield single and Clarke, who aitttpt for the Bed Sox, pitched Dlck Simpson and rookie rellev- InK Vic Davallllo, 20, and 714 Rick Clarke to get the New managed one extra base hit three-hit ball for five innings be- Shofner Decides .some right-handed strength in Offensive ManagerSkinner Russ Johnson, Ray Temes 69- Baltimore 32 _ _ _ ® na double . . . oilall aaaarwt season, «__i-_i____ nill T his starting line-up. HELP ON BIRDIE—-Lee Trevino srives it a little body English as he steers in 16-64; Bob McCurkin, Rod Dolln, er Hal Gilson. his .239 average to_the Angels 8 York Yankees off the fore giving way to Bill Landis, Cleveland 33 u J. -i i. 1 homered over th* right field who picked up the victory with To Quit Football Bolin came on to face right- birdie on ther 380-yard par four 12th hole in final round. (AP Photofax.)______Jerry Dubois, Austin Weiman Earlier In the day, Baltimore for Jimmie Hall, 30,'“lilttlng -.210. Boston 29 9% ropes, but at toojt a super ,ence. Clark walked feoy White PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bob fore Sunday’s game that he’d traded for outfield protection The Yankees sent Jim Bouton, late-belp from Lee Stange. FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) — handed batter Cleon Jones with rather his ballplayers hit away 69-15-54; Dick Ottovlano, Wil­ Minnesota 31 by and was replaced by Wright. * * * Don Bosch on first base and one Skinner says he’s an offensive In case Paul Blair Is inducted a former 21-game winner and stroke Clark Kent to get Del Shofner, who holds New then but to advance runners In fred Giguere, Dick Nelson, Jim OaMand 30 J® them off the hook. Mantle then sent a drive over TWINS-SENATORS— York Giants’ records for most out. Jones crossed up the strate­ manager. Now all he has to do Not Head-to-Head Match Harvey 68-14-64; Steve Matava, Into the Army. The Orioles got World Series hero, to the 1969 New York 29 gy with an RBI double and then the early Innings. Fred Valentine, 33, hitting .240 expansion Seattle club, and he D California’s Clark had the the left Held fence for his ninth The Twins put together three pass receptions in a-season, has Is find an offensive ballclub and ■ t Pete Foster, A1 Harrison, Milt California 28 ■*2 Yankees down 1-0 Sunday until homer this year. scored another nm on a pair of He let his new team do that on in 36 games, from Washington was immediately assigned to straight victories for the first retired from professional foot­ a couple of occasions—and Katz 65-11-64; Low gross Chicago 26 12V4 caarke ripped a two-run eighth ball. wild pitches. Art Shamsky later he’ll be-all set. Dick Cronin, Fred Smiley, Don in exchange for disappointing Seattle of the Pacific Coast Washington 24 16 inning homer and Mickey Man­ time this year in trimming homered for New York’s final The Philadelphia Phillies, came out oh toe short end of It. right-handed pitcher Bruce League for the remainder ot the A’S-OBIOLES— Washington, which has lost five The veteran receiver an­ Forstrom, Dick Dulaney 66. Sunday’s Results tle unloaded another two-nm nounced his retirement Thurs­ run. playing their first game under Example!*: Bob Goalby Satisfied Howard, 26, who has an 0-2 season. Mike Hershbergers’ two-run In a row, behind Dave BosY^ell’s their new manager, were any­ —In the '.second Inning, with INTERNA’nONAL, LEAGUE ''< BEST NINE ' ^ Chicago 3-1, Detroit 2-6 blast off reliever Clyde Wright. pinch homer in the eighth inning day in a phone call from his In the opener, toe Giants J Oakland 4*6; Baltimore 2-4 The Angels, however, rallied four-hit pitching and a 12-Hit at­ tagged Dick Selma with his first thing but offensive in a 2-1 loss toe teams Scoreless, toe Phillies 'Class A — Steve Matava 29- capped a three-run rally that tack. Cesar Tovat clubbed a California home to Wellington Unloading seven runs in the 3-26, Jim Horvath 31-4-27y Ralph Boston 6, Cleveland 3 for two runs in the ninth before Mara, president of the National loss after six victories as Willie to the Los Angeles Dodgers Sun­ got toe first two men on base. shot Oakland past the Oribles In two-nm homer for, toe Twins ■While some managers might Not Being Rich Man fourth Innlngi the Lawyer’s de­ DeNlcolo 29-2-27, Bob Me- All-Pro Defensive End Honored Mlilnesota 4, Wartilngton 2 Andy Kosco, the bespectacled the opener and Sal Bando drove Football League club. Mays and Jack Hiatt hammered day. New York 4, California 3 outfielder who is fast becoming after teammates ' ’Tciny Oliva home runs. Mays’ leadoff shot Skinner, who took ov<;r direc­ have the next batter bunt, Skin­ feated Norman’s, 10-1, Saturday purkln 81-4-27; Class B —Joe in three runs with a double and and Ted Uhlaender poked run- Shofner set a club record for ROCHES'TER, N. Y. (AP)—It’s said that winning at Verplanck Field. The losers’ ^ p e ttl 31-6-25, Milt Nelson 32- Today’s Games New York’s answer to the Su­ two singles as the A's completed most catches in a season, 68, in in the sixth inning snapped a tion of the team after Gene ner let Roberto Pena swing and scoring singles. hp hit Into a forceout. the Masters Gcllf Championship is worth a $1 million single tally came in the last 7-25, Henry RockweU 31-6-26; Cleveland (Hargan 4-6) vs. perman cartoon legend, flashed their sweep. 1961. scoreless tie. Maudi was fired, admitted be­ but the 1968 champion says, “I don’t want to be a mil- inning as Rob Pltulzzello hurl­ Class C—Sonny Monaco 36-11- Top Football Award Chicago (Fisher 1-3) at Milwau­ to the rescue despite a falso Chuck Dobson, 4-6, stopped ed A two-hltter. 25; Austin Weiman 38-13-25; kee, night start and saved the Yankees’ 4-3 Baltimore on five hits, including liopaire.” Rick Letts cracked a homer, Ray Lavey 37-11-26; Bill Phelan Washlngrton (Moore 1-3) at victory. "Sure, I want to win money,” Sunday Goalby and DeVlcenzo homers by Fred Valentine and single and double for the win- •34-8-26, Calvin McCarthy 34-8- Minnesota (Kaat 3-3), night With two out, one run In and Bob Goalby said. "That’s one were paired In the final round df To Packers’ Davis Curt Blefary, in the first game. ners while Greg Hager stroked 26; Low gross — Steve Matava * Baltimore (Brabender 4-2) at two Angels on the bases, Kosco Lew Krausse, 3-7, survived reason I play in a lot of touma- the U.S. Open Golf Champlon- two singles. For the losers, Mike 7i_ oick Cronin'71; Blind Bogey Oakland (Odom 6-4), night lost B^bby Knoop’s fly .to righit prank Robinson’s toree-run ho- ments. But money Isn’t every- ship. CHICAGO (AP)-!^Willie Davis, All-Pro defensive end Quesnel and Jim McNickle l^d _ Jerry Dubois 87. of the Green Bay Packers, was named Sunday winner New York (Bahnsen 0-2) at In the sun. It fell for a double. mer in the nightcap but needed thing, a man has obligations, to Vicenzo carded a par 70 Oalifomla (McGIiJthlln 5-4), scoring Rick Relchardt and who want an exciting career the only singles. PRO SWEEPS of the National Football League’s top award for contri­ eighth inning relief help from SENIORS his famUy. and Goalby a 73. Lawyers ' 100 702-10 9 2 night *’■> sending Bubba Morton racing Catfish Hunter. "I doubt if I could make a Steve Matava 71-6-66, John butions to his team, league and community. toward ’jhome from first base Both insisted it was not a Norman’s 000 001-1 2 5 Rieder 85-20-66, John Perragallo Davis, who last week received ------■------Only games scheduled. D « >.1 miilion because of the taint put head-to-head match. Pltulzzello and Saunders; Vas­ Tuesday’s Games with tod’.tylng run. WHITE SOX-TIGER8— on my winning the Masters.’’^ 72-6-66, Frank Klernan 75-9-66; a master’s degree from- the Uni­ But K^co, whose broad shoul­ “The Masters Is over, let’s ques and Walsh. Low gross — Dick Cronin 71, versity of Chicago, received the Harvard Crew Baltimore at Oakland, N The White Sox tripped up De­ Goalby, playing behind Rober­ (AP Photofax) New York at California, N ders, good looks and clutch hit­ to De Vicenzo, fired a 66 at Au­ forget about It," De Vicenzo AMERICiAN LEAGUE Ralph DeNlcolo 72. . Justice Byron Raymond "Whlz- troit In the first game on Tom­ said. JUST LOOKING—Far back entering the final zer" White Award at the NFL’s Washington at Minnesota, N ting have earned him the gusta to tie the Argentine for Effective two-hit pitching by BEST 16 Too PoweTful "Clark Kent’’ lag around the my Davis' seventh inning homer Hv the locker room, the ^ulet, Jack Maloney paced Police A round, Arnold Palmer watches grimly as Bert second annual awards night din­ (Cleveland at Chicago), N and led 1-0 In ithe nigthcap be­ first place. De Vicenzo, mean- Sunday Boston .at Detroit, N New York clubhouse, fired a while, was signing an erroneous soft^poken Goalby said he was Fire to a 7-0 win over Dillon Class A — Jim Horvath 60-4- Yancey works on his putting during practice^_____ ner, a $100-a-plate affair. Against.'Ufale strike to toe plate, easily nailing hind Cisco Carlos’ one-sit pitch­ scorecard that dropped him to taking at least two weeks^f. Ford Saturday at Waddell Field, 56, Woody Clark 62-3-69; Class The awar8 is named for the; NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) Morton for the final out. ing until toe Tigers exploded for second place. and going home to BelleVOe, Maloney fanned eight and walk- B — Stan McFarland 66-6-61, U.S. Supreme Court justice who Harvard did it again—this Billiards Divide The Yankees' third straight five runs in the eighth. “I never got credit for that 111. ed two In the six Innings he toll- Larry Gazza 67-5-62, Carl Bolin Patrick Sends Best Wishes was a former All-American and time by 12 lengths, victory, left them .in seventh Tom Matchick's single, a hit 66.’’ Goalby said. ’’They think I He is the father of two young ed. 69-7-62, Frank Kir man 67-6-62; professional football player. ' it was the 103rd traditional In Weekend Tilts place in the American League batsman and an error by Carlos backed into the tltlf. I didn’t.' sons, Kye and Kel. The winners unloaded for six Class C — Austin Weiman 74- Funds from the dinner, at­ Yale-Harvard crew race on the —one game behind Oakland’s filled the cases and chased the To quote a jtopase from a Chicago starter. Willie Horton’s They say De Vlceniio blew the Goalby had rounds of 76, 71, 73 rons In the third inning, led by 13-61, Maurice Willey 69-8-61; Ryun in Record Mile Run tended by 1,800 football players, Thames River, and the Massa­ ^ong, "Whait a Dlffarence a Day surprising Athletics, who swept UUe. and 73 for 293 In the Open. Brian Kilpatrick’s two hits. Jeff Low gross — Jim Horvath 70. business leaders and fans, went chusetts oarsmen had no trouble a doubleheader from second infield hit off reliever Hoyt Wll- Gott had the losers’ two hits, BERKLEY, Calif. (AP) — Not in the race at this meet H ^es,’’ and this ■was truly the _ __ helm tied the ggme and Wll- PRO SWEEPS to the Better Boys Foundation of at all, against the Ells. case for Center Billiards soft­ place Baltimore 4-2 and 6-4. The both singles. The Harvard crew crossed the O r t ^ e s ''i i p ^ 7% games be- helm walked anotoer run across Low gross — Jim Horvath Dave Patrick has sent his best where Soumern California de- Chicago. Top defensive awards ball team. Police A Fire 006 lOx-7 7 0 . _ fended its team tile was Ryun went to Ray Nitschke of the finish line of the four-mile down­ “ before Jim Nortorup s two-run M 71, Woody Clarke 74; Low

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'fER, CONN., MONDAY. JUNE 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE

BUG6S b u n n y : OUR BOARDING HOUSE ;; with MAJOR HOOPLE MotorcyelM— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H«tp Wofllfd— Help BieyelM 11 3B 35 r,NEXT TIME X MEET < ..THEN ARIGHT^ HEY, BUSS, MAYBE YOOl BAH t XX) TXJLLAITOS ...TH' BOOK S«V6 B u t ligten t o her sp iel o f f -mosE WHAT'S FOR CLASSIFIED I m p o r ta n t historic dat€s ? the'I’re WOMAN part-time, five hours OWIN' OCVELOPS GOOD THAT BULLY BUTCH SHOULD 4 FORGET THAT THE z Aiiiw*^ fo Prariou* Pvxxia 1994 LUMBRETTA Scooter. 180 LUNCH s t r ic t l y GREER TO BRATIHELLA - vital sta tistic s a t hom e JONES HE GETS A WHATeVei? BECAME OF- (change your Y ow ls ABE AVERY cc, very good condition. Call RN — 7-3 shift, full-time, part- daily for light typing and T TH' MID- VOU6 CAMRAI6N FOR 4LOGANI FROML SOPHISTICATED In d ia n s, 649-8962 after 6 p.m. time. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. clerical work. Call 649-5119. SECTION. "MAJOR f -# GROUP/NO ONE CAN BRATlMELLA,\NHAT UH-LETS SE E -I MAMA WAS BGRM IN 1 9 2 1 .' PRE6IDEHT? AFTER ADVERTISING 1969 HONDA 305 Super Hawk, ST E p'uiF TO AVON. Dignified year did V(?U VtorJTUEtJl^TRlC;^ PROGRESS* ) 7 Win their support ACROSS 59 Withered COLUMBUS TMIHR IT.WAS 15 9 4 SHE GOT her dental PLATES , part-time employment for wo­ iTO*MlNOR / / USINGTHETIBED blue, excellent condition, cus­ NOMIHATIOM X 60 Shakespear­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS tom handle bars and mufflefs. DISCOVER "'OR MAYBE W 74... IN 1 9 4 4 WE TOOR A SECOND men of all ages. Our national- GBOD , SETBACK*.// 1 POLITICAL CLICHES 1 Pueblo AMERICA OR I411?ICAKT HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS EXPECTED YOU TO Indian ean king 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Call 643-0374 after 6. MORTGAGE ON OUR HOUSE ly advertised products make 4TA6EAWHIRLWIMD 61 Novel REMEMBER EXACTL'/. IN 1 9 5 9 ; OADOV HAD A Mgh hourly earnings possible In is Siouan 62 European OR SOPHOMORES DRIVE' Indian now 1067 HONDA Scrambler, 160 cc. HERNIA OPERATION \N a territory near home. Call 289- in Oklahoma river COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Excellent condition. Call after 1961 r AND For waitress work, part- 4922 for appointment in your (var.) D O W N • 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION 6 p.m. 649-8766. home at your convenience. 8 Blade------ni>ii=i SI time after school and sum­ 1 Protestant M I= JM Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Friday. (Sac chief) reformer 1966 HONDA —CB 160, blue and mer. Good pay, good gratui­ TYPISTS—Secretaries, Tempor­ I* IHI hr WaiMr IrM.- 1 2 Preposition (contr.) 38 Drink ties, no experience neces­ Ait« Im 2 Public gray. Excellent condition. 3,000 ary, full-time or 9-3, immediate TM R*« US fat OH. A-/7 IS Bullfight 3 She saved 20 Isaac’s son deeply PLEASE READ YOUR AD miles, $375. Call 644-0629. sary. Apply in person. y cheer 40 Officer , Jobs. Highest pay. No fee. Staff Capt. John (Bib.) Builders, 11 Asylum Street, 14 Repeat sound Smith 23 Boat pusher defeated Cleaaifled or “ Want Ada” are taken over the phone aa a AUvSTATE, 1966, Black, 250cc, Hartford; 278-7610. ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 15 Divided into 4 Incomer 25 Hesitated Sitting Bull convenience. The adverttaer ahould read hla ad the FIRST oil injection, - low mileage, parts 26 Unci? Tom’s 42 Intrigue BRASS KEY 5 Hebrew D AY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the cream puff. $289. — 1-633-0356. TELLER wanted —experienced r PONT THINK I WANT .„BUT I PONT SUPPOSE 17 Large measure friend 43 Infirm next inaertion. The Herald ia reaponalble for only ONE Incor­ but not necessary. Apply at TO MONKEY WITH rr WAS WE'LL EVER KNOW IF mammal .6 Downwind 27 Masculine 45 Snake rect or omitted Inaertion for any advertlaement and then only YAMAHA 50, 1967. 1,100 miles. RESTAURANT QUITE AN T HAP ANY EFFECT 601AR ENERGY 18 Trap (naut.) nickname 48 N o ^ god to the extent of a “ make good” Inaertion. Errors which do Helmet, goggles, signal lights, Middle Tpke. office of Hart­ ANY M O REi EXPERIENCE, ON THAT ASTEROlP.' 19 Small Danish 29 Sky 49 Tree ford National Bonk and Trust ALL RIGHT! 7 Marries not leaaen the value of the advertiaement will not be corrected $176. Can be sepn at Dairy 829 Main St., Manchester weight (pi.) .8 Jew (Chinese 51 Father (Fr.) by “ make good*’ Inaertion. Queen. 242 Broad Street. Co., 320 West Middle Tpke. 21 Musical note 9 Playing card philos.) 52 Belgian river Manchester. CiOOKS 22 Musical 10 Cetacean 30 Concise 54 Chinese Instrument pagoda LIKE 11 Moslem 34 Garden tool GIRL F R ID A Y /o handle com­ 24 Number 35 Hostelry (var.) 1967 HONDA S-90, excellent con­ y\HE's d o n e , bible 643-2711 875-3136 plete office re.sponsiblllty in THEN 26 Black (poet.) 16 A b o v e 3 ' T o m a i} 5? M ^ liJm dition. 643-4623. Help Wanfad— Mala 36 <-n i| haOeV (Rockville, Toll Free) L J small company. Should have .Q 28 Algonqufan I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10 11 Indian background in office procedure 31 Aperture u Business Services and light bookkeeping. Typing 'i OUl OUR WAIT BY J. B. W ILLIANS 32 Stead and dictation necessary. Salary MANAGER TRAINEE 17 O ffered 13 > ■•«>. U. S. Pal Ofl —All r,fM« rtM 33 Greek letter iS 16 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? If6l by Uo.ied >aai»a >r"d»«a*a. commensurate with ability. /■t I G O T CAU6HT IN TH E RAIN ^ DO W E TE L U H IM N O .l’P 36 Social insect 18 -A LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also. - - Call 649-5119. Due to expansion, we need JUST AFTER 1 LEFT THE PRUO- IT'S TIM E FOR U! RATHER 37 Gaze Intently C-17 r TO START DIN- /SENDOUT ■ 24-Hour Answering Service moving large appliances. Burn­ a man to train for a mana­ lAot. STORE— AN' TM PRVIN' IT OUT. 38 Plant shoot i2 1 1 H 2 4 Building— Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— WANTETD part-time book­ *»]«7 n e r , o r ...? J FORSOME- ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- gerial position. Good start­ ^ IH8 hr MIA. Irc. T.M. »af. U.t. »#♦. W\ r a th e r THAN LISTEN TO THE 39 Oak nuts keeper and receptionist for den­ H IN G A N P y 41 Danish i s r 1775." Contracting 14 MANCHESTER Tavern — Good Female 35 ing salary while in training. MUMBLES AND AM3ANS AROUNP 26 ir Free to Herald Readers tal office. 649-5675. h e r e ABOUT TRYIN; Ip REAP length unit T central location, only $4,000. STENOGRAPHER TransCrip- Company vehicle provided. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 42 Event 31 34 36 TREE EXPERT — Trees cut, ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ ■ A s o e e y Want information on one of our classified advertisements’/ Call Everett Agency,' 649-8538. TIRED of going to Hartford to Must have neat appearandc (LaUn) No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the building lots cleared, trees top­ rage, rec rooms, bathrooms tionist, experienced electric Y ou WON'T BE I'M GOING TO PAVY, I I UNDER- ^ s r work? Secretary wanted by and good personality. Many 44 English ped. Got a tree problem? Well tiled, klt6hens remodeled, ce­ EAST WINDSOR — Sandwich typewriter, willing to learn MT. H a r p y t i n t z ' s f i g h t ABLE TO VISIT STAY AT A NEARBY W O N 'T BE STAND, PIANE. ■ ST operation, Manchester of­ local Insurance agency. Ex­ employe benefits. Apply in FOR LIFE HANGS IN THa YOUR HUSBANP H O TEL, CXJCTOR. I HOM E FOR nobleman worth phone call, 742-8252. ment work, cellar floors, pa­ Shop, family size, easy to man­ I ’ LL LOOK AFTER 46 Indefinite 39 40 perience preferred. Good person. BALANCE, A S EVERY BEAT FOR A T l e a s t WANT TO see Q U IT E GARY UNTIL EDWARDS tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- age, good income, small ex­ fice, 37 Vi hours. Call Mrs. Kel­ OF HIS TRANSPLANTED HEART I Z W E E K S , MRS. HIM THE FIRST P05- AWHILE., YOU AND HARDY article d I : t r u c k in g . Light'truck­ working conditions, air-condi­ 42 4^ synskl. Builder. 649-4291. penses. Priced to sell. Call Har­ ly, 649-5361. IS ANXIOUSLY MONITOREP. TINTZ RETURN 47 Cease ■ ■ ANSWERING SERVICE ing done. Attics and Cellars IT 48 61 62 ‘4: old Hlncks, Realtor, 872-3279. tioned office. pay com- THE SINGER COMPANY 50 Saponaceous W" cleaned. Trash hauled to the WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- ______FABRIC saleslady for part-or mensurate with ability. Full or 53 Cable post modeling specl^isL ^Additions, EMPLOYMENT Agency — Es­ full-time work at Pilgrim Mills, part-time. Write Box G, Man- 846 MAIN STREET (naut.) S3 ss 649-0500 875-2519 dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- 5846, 643-9673. rec rooms, dormers, porches, tablished clientele/. Owner will Hartford Rd. Apply to Man­ Chester Herald. MANCHESTER 55 Argues Ss 59 ages. Open 10 a.ni. to 9 p.m. 57 Wings B7 and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In cabinets,, formica, built - ins, train. Terms 'arranged. Write YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A-1. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. HOUSEWIVES — work from 58 Feminine <1 Jig time without spending all evening at the teleimone. Box ''C’’, Manchester Eve. 5 T 17 Cellars, attics, yards, drive your home telephoning Fuller ------• ------appellation nlng Herald. ! ways sealed and small truck- NEWTON H. SMITH & SON STENOGRAPHER Brush customers, neighborhood BUTCHER WANTED —good Autamabilos Far Sola 4 Ing done A-1 right. Call‘ - _Tre- Remodeling, repairing, addi­ areas, very profitable, Call working conditions. Apply Ver­ mano Trucking Service toll tions, rec rooms, garages, Personnel Department 247-1949. non Circle Market, 649-6329. 1964 FORD XL — 4-door hard­ H ERALD free, 742-9487. porches and roofing. No Job Schaals and Classes 33 CARNIVAL BY DICK TUM'IER top. Excellent condition. Orig­ EXPERIENCED tractor trailer too small. Call 649-3144. Exciting position in busy of­ inal owner, reasonable. Call BULLDOZER, backhoe work, SEWING INSTRUCTIONS — driver. Steady work for quali­ fice involves interviewing, BOX LETTERS 521-4553, after 3. land clearing, septic tanks in­ Professional. Teen-agers enroll fied person. Apply S & D, Inc., WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE light steno, maintaining rec­ CLERK stalled, drainage fields. Paul Raafing,"^Sidlng 16 now for beginner summer 95 Hilliard Street. Manchester. McKsughi Srwlwstr, Inc. ords, compiling reports and For Your., CHEVROLET 1962 Bel Air, au- Schendel, 649-0465. course, 8 weeks, $16, adults, FOR WAREHOUSE OFFICE tomatlc 6, radio, heater, good THE BEST in roofing — and $20. Individual attention. Ad­ many varied duties. Com­ TEACHERS especially of ele­ 4-n In fo rm a a o n condition, $476. After 6 p.m., MITCH’S LAWN Service —Com­ roof repair. Call Coughlin, vanced classes available. Cali pany offers competitive No experience required. mentary grades, needed for full C l«M W MU. kt i||i' tSiRAMPAW 649-6869. plete lawn care, seeding, mow­ 643-7707. 742-8206 or 742-6657. starting salary, 8:30 to 4:30 Figure work involved. Must or part-time summer positions. t-P1 THE HERALD will not ing, rolling, etc. Also odd Jobs hours, excellent benefits, be able to start at 7 a.m. Please call 742-9289 between disclose the Identity of 1962 PONTIAC 9 passenger sta­ cleaning cellars, attics, yards. erViL Service Tests — Prepare free parking, subsidized caf­ Excellent benefits and 7 a.ni. - 8 a.m. any advertiser using box tion wagon, power steering, Raofing ond at hom^' for government en­ eteria, excellent working working conditions. Apply Free estimates. 649-1185. ASSISTANT traffic manager — SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL letters. Readers answer­ ■power brakes, good condition. Chtmiwys 16>A trance exams. For details send conditions. Apply, at employment office, ^ ing blind box ads who 649-6126. SALES AND Service on Arlens to National, c-o Box B,' Man­ salary, good benefits. Apply -in desire to protect their Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn ROOFING — Specializing chester Evening Herald. person. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye Identity can follow this GOLD 1966 Mustang, deluxe in­ mowers. Also Homellte chain pairing roofs of all kinds, new FIRST NATIONAL FIRST NATIONAL Street, South Windsor. procedure: terior. Top condition. Extra saws and International Club roofs, gfutter work, chimneys STORES, INC. STORES INC. clean. $1,695. Cali 649-4350 after cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ Enclose your reply to the Cadet Tractors, Rental equip­ PARK & OAKLAND AVES. 6 p.m. experience. Free estimates. Help Wanfod— Park and Oakland Avenues box in an envelope — ment and sharpening service ATTENTION TEACHERS address to the Classi­ on all makes. L & M Equip­ Call Howley 643-5361, 644- Femola 35 East Hartford EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 1963 AUSTIN HEALEY —. 3000. 8333. fied Manager, Manchester Mark II, silver blue. Low mile­ ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, TEACHER TRAINED Evening Herald, together 875-7609 Manchester Exchange with a memo listing the age, clean throughout. Best of­ full-time permanent position. TEACHERS especially of ele- ______fer over $1,350. Call 643-2754 be­ — Enterprise 1945. Heating and Plumbing 17 Excellent salary. Should be SUBSTITUTE TEACHER BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE companies you do NOT ,mentary grades needed for full WANTED — Woman for clean- want to see your letter. fore 5:30, ask for Carl. SHARPENING Service — Saws, familiar with machine posting. ing, one or two days a week M & M Plumbing & Heating. •or part-time summer positions. cpHtY SWIM UNDER THE DOCK Your letter will be de­ knives, axes, shears, skates,- Norman’s, Manchester. Call for Please call 742-9289 between 7-8 or part-time. Call 649-5820. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT V aNP t o THE OTHER SIDE... 1966 MUSTANG, hardtop, new Service calls our specialty. No stroyed if the advertiser rotary blades. Quick service. appointment, Mrs. May, 646- a.m. is one you’ve mentioned. tires, low mileage, excellent ‘jb b '' is too small. Free Capitol Equipment Co., 38 0115. BAKER'Y counter woman. Ap­ We can employ part-time fcl7 If not it will be handled condition, $1500. 872-3816. estimates gladly given. Call ply ih person. Davis Bakery, while taking courses or full­ in the usual maimer. Main St., Manchester. Hours 649-2871. ' daily 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9, 521 Main Street. time. Salary range . . $50 to WHOEVER SAID, "A BIRD IN 1962 CORVETTE - j 2 tops. Ask­ Saturday 7:30-4. 643-7958. CLERK TYPIST TRAIN. SECRETARY — good typing $150 per week, A Marshall THE HAND IS WORTW TWO ing $1,700. 649-6801. Millinery, and shorthand, diversified du­ Field Family owned group. Lost and Found 1 BACK - HOE available with For information and de­ IN THE BUSH.‘-A N V W A V ? operator, trenching, cellars, Dressmaking 19 FOR THE ties. Excellent benefits. Air- LOST — Pair of woman’s sun­ conditioned. office. Dynamic tails, Join us Tor breakfast 1957 LINCOLN, GOOD running septic fields, pools, sewer lines Postion open for qualified glasses with Debella and Reale PROFESSIONAL ALTERA­ FINAST Controls Corp., 8 Nutmeg Rd;, at 9:00 A.M. Saturday, June condition. Best offer. 649-4013. etc. New equipment. Reason­ typist with good figure apti­ cover. Call 247-1345. TIONS and dressmaking done tude. This position offers a South Windsor. 289-5808. 22 at Statler Hilton Hotel, able rates. 643-6166, or 666-8870. LEARN TO USE Suite 416, Hartford. Em­ AUSTIN—Healy, 1962 Mark H, in my home. ..Home fittings variety of interesting work. 6-n LOST —LITTLE girl’s watch CLEANING WOMAN wanted ployment begins Monday, 3000. Black roadster, cream TREE removal-Trimming. Rea­ available. Call Mondays or any Company offers competitive THE one day or 2 mornings per AlLENTLY, BUZ AHP THE OTHER HAVY DIVER COME UP IN o m i fcf NIA. Ut. XM . U f US. M - Off. vicinity Chestnut Apts, and leather "top, mag wheels, red sonable rates. Covered for evenings after 7 p.m. 742-6657. starting salary, excellent June 24. V 7 H E WEEPS. ON THE DOCK OOZES AN ARMEP GUARD. week, vicinity Garth Rd., Call Walnut St. 643-8784. interior. Call 876-2416. benefits, free parking, sub­ COMPTOMETER "You say this hurts you as much as it hurts me? My property d ^ a g e . Got a teee DRESSMAKING — Alterations, 643-5396. problem? Call Dana’s Tree sidized cafeteria and excel­ ...... teacher says there’s something wrong with people who l o st —Passbook No. 26 010363 1966 PONTIAC Lemans hard­ zippers replaced, etc. Excel­ Service, 622-8429. lent working conditions. Ap- Do 'you have an interest DENTAL assistant, full-time WANTED — CLERK to work 8, Savings Department of the top, overhead cam, floor shift, lent workmanship, 649-4311. ^^^eAL fc’ l7 hurt themselves on purpose!" pi.v. and an aptitude for math? in retail package store, part- MICKY FINN Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. bucket seats, console, $1,695. LAWN MOWERS sharpened orthodontic office, in Manches­ BY LANK LEONARD Do you want excellent time. Write Box N, Manches­ Application made for payment. Call dwner'643-9859. and repaired. Engine tune-ups, ter. Write resume to Box Maving— Trucking— working conditions, fringe ter Herald. STILL— I'M WILLING TO GRASP reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and ■'HH’’, Manchester Herald. LOST—Passbook N6. 2{r-008541- Starag# 20 FIRST Na t i o n a l benefits and advancement AT ANY STRAW.' I'D SURE LIKE deliver, 649-7958. ARE VOU SURE HE WAS THE TO CLEAR LOGAN — IN SPITE STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF 8, Savings Department of The jggg CHEVROLET, opportunities? Training be- WANTED — CLERK —Typist EXPERIENCED oil truck driv- standard MANCHESTER Delivery—light STORES, INC; (Phil ONLY ONE BESIDES LOGAN ----- , OF HIMSELF' Connecticut Bank and Trust transmission, $1,000. 628-3696. RUBRISH — trash removed to g!ins immediately. To begin, good at figures, full-time. Write er. Excellent fringe benefits. HAS JUST WHO HANDLED THE CASH?, SOMEBODY^ PUTTING^ - AND WHEN POOTZI REPORTS TO HER POOTZI FAILED To ▼ A YANK SEAMAN trucking and package delivery. Company. Application made for the dump, lawns maintained. Park and Oakland Avenues you receive . . Box L, Manchester Herald. Apply Harry VanCamp, W.G. RECEIVED YOU ON, POOTZl/l'M NAZI SUPERIORS SEE THE PAJ^TV TATTOO, WOULD HAVE WEL- 1 14,000 Refrigerators, washers a n d ------Glenney Co., 336 No. Main St SOME payment. 1965 CORVAIR Corsa, Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. East Hartford A YANk — BUTFORA WAIT laUIETLY^ BUT I THINKiHALK IS COMED FREE KISSES' miles, radio, heater, turbo- stove moving, specialty. Fold­ PAID DURING MOTHERS — Working 3 nights ______^______^______INFORMATION FREE TlCKETToGENEVA POOTZI.' WE'LL REALLY -HANS MARz7 - HANS MARZ WAS A ing chairs for rent. 649-0762.. a week from 8 to 11, will earn- FROM / r NOTICE IS hereby given that charge engine, 3 on the floor, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, TRAINING - I WENT ALONG WITH CALL YOU WHEN LADIES'MAN-BUT TOO Optional Share Book No. 11253 you $60 or more selling Queen's DRIVER WANTED, small de- TOMMEDILL, 'RE NEEDED/ SHREWD ID REVEAL $1,200. or best offer. Call 649- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. issued by the Manchester Sav­ 2118. All concrete repairs. Reason- Painting-'—Papering 21 receptionist and secretary THE OPPORTUNITY TO Way to Fashion, $300 In fash- livery truck. Call 289-1668. THE PARTY TATTOO ions free. Call Meridith Ray, ------,------TO ANV FEAULEIN ings and Loan Association, for real estate office. Call LEARN A VALUABLE 1966 FORD Galaxle, 2-door hard- _ ^ ^______649-2269. .. WHO HAPPENS BV ' Ipc., has been lost and applica­ L. PELLETIER — Painting — 649-5347 for appointment, ask SKILL tion has been made to said As­ top, V-8, standard trans-' EXPERT SHARPENING—Pow- interior and exterior, papering for Mr. Philbrick. sociation for payment of the mission, $1,695. 649-7608. er mowers, hand mowers, pow­ and paper removal, fully in- ___ and wjjen you successfully BOLTON amount of deposit. er saws, hand saws, electric sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. WAITRESS wanted Apply to complete the course 1 1967 MERCURY Cougar, white, hedge clippers, knives for home Mr. Flink at Cavey's Restau­ BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE l o s t — Lfidy’s wallet contain­ radio and snow tires. Askihg or restaurant,rotary blades, cli^ INSIDE-outside painting. Spe rant, 643-1415. A PERMANENT The Bolton Zonlhg Board of '//•••Vvv* s^m $2,100. Call between 6 and 9 ing valuable papers and large cular saws 6” to 24", lawn and clal rates for people, over 65. .------—— ------FULL-TIME POSITION PUBLIC NOTICE Appeals voted to deny the re- 643- p.m., call 649-0473. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY sum of money. Reward. garden tools. Satisfaction Call my competitors, then call Accounts Receivable Clerk The Bolton Zoning Board of quest of Germaine Labrle of 69 8205. < me. Estimates given. 649-7883, , ,,, , ,,, Appeals voted to grant R. K. Concord Road, Manchester, 1963 HILLMAN Super Minx. Ex- guaranteed. Sharp All, 585 R7K.«4ni debit - credit APPLY 'cellent condition, can be seen Adams St., Manchester, 643-5305 ______' ______knowledge of bookkeeping, & E. M. Jones of Bolton a vari- Conn., for a variance on a par- 'V) ance on an undersized building cel of land located on the west Annauncamants 2 at 174 West Center St., $696. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ some typing experience — FIRST NATIONAtL SALLY A4AY I wanted as accounts receiv­ STORES lot located on the east side of side of Quarry Road. The re- INTROOJCE ing and papering. Call Phil Clark Road on the grounds that quest for a variance was denied MORTY MEEKLR BY DICK CAVALU ^ECTROLUX vacuum clean­ Household Servleos Denoncourt, 742-6173. able clerk Jn modern local YOUTDAAAAN )) ers, sales and service, bonded office. Park & Oakland Aves. a hardship did exist based on on the grounds that a hardship W HOHA9 3ZS^ZEEZ2Z Trailers— Offered 13-A East Hartford the fact there is no other land did not exist. The Vote was MAH — MY DAD SAY S V/HEPB WE CANT AFRDCD TO T A k ^ A representative. Alfred Amell, PAINTING — interior and ex- ' A D M IR E D APPLY available at this time. unanimously carried. APE 'iOOP RXACS COULD WE ODGeiBLV GO VACATTDN TH ie YEAC, E IT h iE R 647-1719 or 643-4913. Mobile Homes 6-A REWEAVTNG of burns, moth- terior, very reasonable, free VOUFROM BOLTON ZONING BOLTON ZONING GOING AWAV THAT WtXILP BEANY BETTER holes, zippers repaired. Win­ estimates. Call Richard IONA AfiARPOR LIMOUSINE Service — 1968 FOR SALE or rent—home made WAITRESSES wanted, full or BOARD OF APPEAI^ BOARD OF APPEALS -mieeoMMEP., THAN RIGfTTHBZEATHCMEl dow shades made to measure, Martin, 649-9286, 649-4411. A IjONG Cadillac yours for your wed- CSiuck wagon, storage trailer. MANUFACTURING CO part-time. Some days and eve­ John Morlanas, John Morlanos, FQEDDie? 10x12’ tent, 876-6124 after 2. all size Venetian blinds. Keys jo g g p n p. LEWIS custom ding day with chauffer, REGENT ST., MANCHESTER nings available. Please apply Chairman Ch^rman made while you wait. Tape re­ painting, interior and exterior, in person,' Gaslight Restaurant, air-conditioned,. 7-passenger. 1960 SKYUNE, 10x66’, excellent Howard P. Jensen, Howard P. Jensen, corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 paperhanging, wallpaper re­ ‘ Ulric Limousine Service, Ed­ condition, -bedrooms, "washing An Equal Opportunity 30 Oak St. Secretary Secretary ^ JONES *-1^ 2 Main St., 649-6221. moved. Wallpaper books on re­ W06£iW\l7 mund U. Parent Jr., 649-3680. machine, near Storrs. Call 1- Employer June 17, 1968 June 17, 1968 NOW IS THE TIME to protect quest. Fully insured. Free es­ JOHN MERZ is now working 928-2144. PART-TIME bookkeeper for and restore original appear­ timates. Call 649-9658. at Russell’s Barber Shop, small contracting firm. Gener­ ance of your amesite driveway PAYROLL CLERK PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VBRMEER corner, of Oak and Spruce. FIFTEEN FOOT travel trailer. al office work, benefits. Write wim a good coat of protective ing, .paperhanging, paper re- Box ’’A’’,. Manchester Herald. Call 643-4665 after 6 p.m. sealer. Free estimates. 742- JL. Person with above average i > - ! 7 movai. Free estimates and dec­ ¥ Dctr Partanalt 9487. orating service. Quality work­ PULL - TIME ottltfc^ cnshiqt ..^erlcal ability and back- manship, neat, competent serv­ Pive days including Saturdays. s NOEL Adair dry skin foot VENETIAN blinds — repaired, AnnUr w/ O' ContptometerContptometeF — e x p-Lfi6fii4 ■ GET OUT TO ice. Call 647-9564. Apply W. T. Grant Co., Man Are You An creme. Lubricant for callouses, retaped and recorded. 646-0273, Chester Parkade. helpful.. Excellent wages, CAMPER 'TOWN free benefit program, con' BY LESLIE 'TURNEM dry skin, rough heels, legs, 649-2971. PAPERHANGING Specialist — CAPTAIN EASY fioftens, soothes tired feet. verilent free parking. Apply, JANI’TORIAL services — win­ Free estimates. S.j J. Cornelia, 7 Evenings or Saturday G05HiMR.McKeE~PEOPLBARE SNICKERIN' YOU DIDN'T \ Quinn’s Pharm acy.______- dows, washed, kitchen floors 876-7401. \ J ^ .______OVER VOUR RESEMBLANCE TO , BURN IT. OR X And Save. On ATTENTION TEACHERS Experienced K00NTZ9 'ROBBER BARON’ l WOULDN'T Be RIDE wanted from Broad and washert and waxed, general FIRST NATIONAL inthispileawm; Woodland to downtown Hart­ maintenance. Wise Mainten­ ______Floar FlnlthiiM^ 24 TEACHER TRAINED STORES INC. 1 r iL FIX KOOMTZ ford. Working hours 8 to 4:10. NEW ’68 NIMRODS ance, 643-2603. FOR THI51 FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- PARK & OAKLAND AVES. Call after 5 p.m., 649-1251. AT SPECIAL LOW •-I7 LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ ing (specializing in older SUBSTITUTE TEACHER But I'd happily ery, yards, ’attics, cellars floors). Inside painting. Paper- EAST HARTFORD, CONN. COMPOSITOR? TRUCK LOAD PRICES t r a d e Automobilef Far Sale 4 cleaned and removed. Also odd hanging. No Job too small. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT I'm well VGPsed on And other such All the ordiiress lb be able to ‘Swim Jobs. 644-8962. John Verfaille, 649-6760. the life of Attila memorabilia, I'v e m a d e like Priscilla. » NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Rt. 140 (North Rd.) IMMEDIATE' OPENING AVAILABLE We can employ part-time R.N. or L.P.N., 11 to 7 a.m., Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ East Windsor, Conn. FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- while taking courses or full­ lull or part-time. Laurel e st Douglas accepts lowest Ing, old and new. All floors ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS Building— time. Salafy range . . $50 to Manor, 649-4619. After reviewing the many fringe benefits, down, smallest payments, any­ Rentals Available treated with 3 coats of hot wax. $150 per week. A Marshall . where. Not small loan finance 1-823-1941 Cantracting Also cleaning and' rewaxlng. yau'll wander why yau. waited sa lang ta X hA-MAPAM what c?pTriis, W R Lw e- I wAwryej yes, vss, MIKE f Field Family owned group. company plan. Douglas Mo­ Call 643-0381. '■ SHARK,/, OUK WCMAW eACHorHE/iA6AW... T o c o / m r o TeLLMewHEfzer For information and de­ [ain us. 5HA1-K tors, 346 Main. 1966 DELUXE Space Age pick- CARPENTRY— concrete steps, ONTHe HEAPIWe AM" up camper, sleeps 4, sun deck floors, hatchways, remodeling, tails, Join us for breakfast WANTED .?nzBer HER Bands— Stack* at 9:00 A.M. Saturday, June 1961 LARK, V-8, standard trans­ and ladder, refrigerator, bot­ porches, garages, closets, ceil­ • Clean, Late Model' Apply In Persan A t The OVER- M/SS/WG mission, good tires, recent tle gas or electric, gas stove, ings, attics finished, rec Martgages 27 22 at Statler Hilton Hotel, (jODKING HUG6ANPS LITTLE SPORTS BY itOUSOR brakes and tune up. 643-8084. oven, exhaust fan, double sink. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth- ______Suite 416, Hartford. Em­ USED CARS HOBIH& ’ voice*' mono-matlc toilet, 30 gallon er related work. No Job too ployment begins Monday, APMtm&JT w u u t f u r f y limited funds available for sec­ 1 ^ ca /& 1966 DODGE Polara Sedan. water tank, pressurized water small. Dan Moran, Builder. ” ~ June 2^ Top Prices Paid W 06E „ V-8, power steering, radio, ond mortgages, payments to \ ' / GYM system, gas, 12 volt or 110 Evenings 649-8880. For All Makes! MANCHESTER EVENING heater, vinyl interior, 3-speed, lights, intercom, formica coun­ suit your budget. Expedient wipers. Excellent condition, $1,-. HOMES, GARAGES, porches, service, J. D. Realty, 643-6129. ICARTER CHEVROLET] ter, carpeting, Jalousied ,wln- CLERK-TYPIST to handle n 700. Call 875-0196. ______dows, screens, Jacils. 643-7490 rec rooms, room additions, C O ., IN C. kitchens, roofing, siding, genf variety of work lor industrial OLDSMOBILE convertible 1960, after 5 :30. Business Oppartunlly 2B HERALD eral repair work. Financing supply firm. Modern East 1229 Main St. . white, 38,000 miles, fully equip­ available. No down payment. WILL LEASE — Villa LoUlsa Hartford. location. Salary and Phone 649-5238 13 BISSELL 8TRE;ET ped, excellent condition. Must fringe benefits. Call 289-8291 for C«R>. 'M Ota'I faetvra* Cerg. o o i - n Economy Builders, Inc. 643- Hotel. Call Paul Plano for de­ (DIIM kr wtA.iiK. TM-Wfld |»»I»W fcW, be seen to be appreciated, $600. appointment. Read Herald Ads 6169. tails, 646-0191. 649-1867 after 6 p.m. I iy

PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, 17, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Out of Teum Wonfod To tout M ArtielM For Solo 41 Invectmenr Property Out Off Town Out Off Town ^ NEEDED by August 1st, three He For ScBe 72 For Sete 72 Houses FPr Sole 72 Tired Pigeon Finds Way DARK rich otone-freo h I wffffvfffvni* « 3 F o r R M t 7 5 or four bedroom house in Green For Sole 70.A 7 1 For Sole $10. Pool and patio i ------PORTER STREET area — -fi BERRY’S WORLD MANCHESTER —Five room 'RCCKVHjLE — Two room fum- Manor or close, by. .Plnase call MANCHESTER — Older 6 room EAST HARTFORD — Ranch OH CLASSIFIED f o u r f a m i l y — central, with STAR that shines —: OH room room bide** home. Excellent ELLINGTON — 5H room atone, fUl, fravel, aand newer apartment. Excellent lo­ ' ished apartment. Heat, hot Colonial, aluminum aiding, To Expert Hospital Care manure. 643-9004. 649-T061 after 4 p.m. extra 4-fomlly lot. Call 643-1111, Ranch on H acre treed lot. condition, rtuge closets, ga- Ranch. Convenient location, rooms large modem kitchen, 3 cation and tiptop condition. water, $109 monthly. Call 875- large rooms, $17,900. H.M. bedrooms, excellent condition, ask (or Mr. Lindsay. Principals Built-in oven and range,. cen­ rage. Only $18,000. Hutchins to everything. BulU-lns. By Phil Casey pigeon was very quiet and Oarage. Adults only, $140. 1237. FAMILT OF four desires four Frechette Realty, 647-9998. $23,500. Philbrick Agency Real­ PROCESSED gravel for drive­ only. tral vacuum cleaning system, Agency Realtors, 649-0324. treed lot, only $16,900. The Washington Post didn't even move." ADVERTISING ways and parking areas. Also monthly. Hayes Agency, 648- room apartment. Total rent not fireplace with paneled wall, 3 tors, 649-0347. 0181. to exceed $120 a month. Call MANCHESTERr—7 room Cape, MANCHESTER — 2-famlly flat Hayes Agency. 646-0181.______The lap the bird was in be- bank run gravel and fUl at TALCOTTVILLE —6 room du­ nice bedrooms - with comfort­ WA8HINGTON — A longed to Magdalena Holguin, CLAS8IFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 649-1618. full shed domer. Formal dln- near Center, nice lot. Ideal for a n d OVER ANDOVER — 8 room Raised our screening plant or deliv­ MOINERN, 4-room, first floor plex, $180. monthly. 648-7449. Houses Fer Sole 72 lng'*room, finished rec room, able sized master bedroom and Statep-Islsind pigeon walked in- an 18-year-old Georgetown Unl- ered. George H. Griff^ng, Inc. full walk-out basement. Im­ in-law situation. All city con­ Ranch, 2 baths, 3 to 4 bed- . . . j 8 A JL to 4:80 PJI. apartment, heat, hot water, extra lot of record. Handy lo­ STARTER HOME PLUS rooms,' family room, treed lot, tp the lobby of Georgetown Uni- verstty student from Colombia. 742-7886. ROCKVILLE — 8% room apart­ c o m p a r e t h is 6 room Cape veniences: Bel Air Real Estate, electric range, refrigerator, cation. $23,900. Phllbrick maculate, $20,300. Wolverton Bushtoto Propurty with others. This one Includes 643-9332. All the conveniences of a low 20’s. Hayes Agency, - verslty Hospital the other day country location, $180. Adult ment, heat, hot water, stove Agency, Realtors, 649-0347. Agency ^ altors, 649-2813. moi vcioivj . w J. hospital—around 1 p.m. Wed- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. OLEANINOEST CARPET clean­ For Sedo 70 a breezeway and garage. Three ______lake front property. This 5 couple, no pets. 048-7066, after and refrigerator, nice yard, EAST CENTER ST., 9 room ' ______^ ____ and '^topped by the Information nesday — and the lobby was er you ever used, so easy too. $110. monthly. Also OH rooms, CONTEMPORARY Ranch — room Ranch with oil heat­ «tto r jL DAT nanMUB pdblioation 8 p.m. MANCHESTER ' GREEN — or four bedrooms, full walk- MANCHESTER — 0 rooms, Im- house, C zoned, for doctor's-of­ desk. crowded with people worrying Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric second floor,- $115. monthly. out basement. Nice picture win­ maculate condition, fireplace, large living room with dining ing system and large stone DMdUM for Sotortop Itatoiy lo 4iM p^Bi. shampooer $1. The Sherwin- Three parcels for sale. Fouy fices, 2 or 3 families, 188’ Wanted— Real ^Vale 77 "HC was wobbling, very un- about the bird. One alert by- 870-7862. dow, large kitchen and dining sunporch, attached garage, L, 2 fireplaces, three bed­ fireplace is a buy at $13,000. Williams Co. family house, *‘C” lone lot and frontage. Hutchins Agency, For steady on _hls toet,’’__said_A_llce st^der^ checked ^ room and occupancy to be de­ prestige area, near school, bus, rooms, IH baths, finished rec Call John Sledesky to see. F u m M w d a 10,000 square foot building. 649-0324. A, , MnoDonald the receptionist, tlon tag on the bird’s leg termined. Wolverton Agency shopping. Char Bon Real room, carport. Large treed Exclusive! 649-0306. prompt tourteous service that Macijonaia, me t,” TOBACCO netting. Good for Unlimited potential. T. J. DIAL 64»-2711 Apai'Inw Hi 43-A Resort Propurty Realtors, 849-2818. Estate, 648-0683. lot. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ f i v e r o o m h o m e , garage, gets'msults, call Louis Dlmock "and I knew something was the hospital found out he lawns, trees, and berry bush Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. tors, 649-0347. registered as belonging to Per- covers. Call Rockville Scrawl For Runt 47 ameslte drive, aluminum com­ Realty. 649-9823. T9fO ROOM furnished apart­ MANCHESTT^ — three family, B &L W Whaf 8 wrong with the pigeon, O' Thanasoulls, who operates Company, 872-6087. RAISED RANCH — modem bination storms, oil hot water ^ Continuud From Frocudlng Po^i* ment. Private bath, heat, hot COVENTRY LAKE —laikeslde THREE WISHES excellent income, needs repair, heat fully Insulated. Excellent BARROWS and WALLACE t o . LISTINGS wanted, buyers avail- a homing and racing type, isn’t Perry’s Luncheonette in Port water, stove, refrigerator. Ap­ kitchen with all bullt-lns, cottage, modem, all conven­ H.M. FYechette Realty, 647- value only $17,900. Paul J. Cor- Manchester Parkafie able. Courteous efficient serv- clear. What is clear is that he Richmond on Staten Island. ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Invustmunt Prupur^ formal dining room, family Thanasoulls, who was reached REDUCE iences, some select dates stlU If peace, comfort and loca­ 9993. rentl ’Agency. 648-0868. Manchester .64«-6306 IcC. Your satisfaction is our won’t fly. 34 Help Wontod Mato 34 F o r S d u room, 4 bedrooms, 2H baths. by phone at his noisy luncheon­ available. 648A9S0. tion are important to you, ______° * ______——*T------concern. Call us now. C. J. "He’s physically all right,” Safely, simply and fast with 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, $34,- ROOM custom built Co- NORTH COVENTRY — near Morrison, Agency, 643-1015. ette Wednesday, said the bird DUMP TRUCK driver and grad­ SMALL 2-room apartment, 801 noriTMRlA Lake — Small wa- INVESTMENT property, three better look this over! On said Dr. Joseph H. Galloway, GoBese Tablets'. Only 98c. COLUMBIA Lake Small wa ^ center St. 900. Phllbrick Agency Realtors, Attached brcpzeway and Parkway. Older three bedroom is not his. It belongs to another SHEET METAI^ worker, experi­ ing for working with driveway « Main St. 648-4074. the bus line; convenient to director of the University’s vi­ terfront cottages, June, July, 649-6847. Cape. Three car garage, five ALL CASH for your property member of his club, the Staten enced in duct layout or duct and parking lot crew. Connec­ location. Realistically priced. schools and shops; and all MANCHESTER GREEN garage, fireplace. Authentic varium (animal care facility). August. 648-2898 or "Columbia acres, privacy. Only $16,600. within 24 hours. Avoid red erection. Good pay, fringe ben­ ticut Construction Co. 201 WELDON DRUG STORE Inquire about this Investor’s of these "plus’’ features: SEVEN ROOM older home, ex­ Coloni.al paneling and decor. Hayes 4,” Rt. 87, Columbia. Hayes Agency,"'646-0131. tape. Instant service. s;ri' efits also oil burner. Call 028-. Broad St., Manchester, 643-9560. special. Morrison Agency, 648- T w o. large apts. (6 & 0), Custom built 6 room Colo­ cellent condition, on bus line. Four bediooms if needed. cally disturbed, neurotic, or “ Tnanasouus, is vice Imlnuts LocoHofit Bullt-Ins and convenient Walk- Agency, 646-0J31. 7707. PICNIC tables — all kinds and store on g(round floor, cor­ nial with a solid 2-car ga­ Property includes 2 Mtra build­ MAN WANTED part-time. Ap­ - 1010. up attic. One of Manchester’s sizes, $20 and up. . DellTered. For Runt 44 ner lo t . In Bus. Zone 2. In­ rage, enclosed porch,' land­ ing lots. Marlon E. *Robertson. NEED 4-bedroom house in rest ""tt w ^ the I L pigeon • that Thanasoulls said the bird was ply in person, Capitol .Equip­ Wtfntud To Runt 48 better locations. Priced in up­ COVENTRY & BOLTON one of hundreds that were taken PART-TIME W. Zinker, WlndsorvlUe Rd., EAST HARTFORD — Bum- come of approx. $8,000. Ex­ scaped private yard. Priced Realtor, 643-0963. • dential area for qualified ever had walked into the hos ment Co., 38 Main Street. STORE FOR RENT — down per 20's. For appointment call PORTER EUington. Cali 872-4848 after DESIRE 3-bedroom apartment side Ave., 3-famlly, showing 20 tra lot Included. Complete­ to sell at $20,600. Don't be buyer, up to $25,000. Call Paul lo^y"im d Mrs. MacDonald Wilmington, NJ3., and town Manchester, State MANCHESTER — 0 room old J. D. Real Estate Ck>., 643-6129. LINE MEN WANTED part-time morn­ within commuting distance of per cent return on Investment. ly modernized. disappointed, call now. W. Dougan, Realtor,nonitnp 649-4530.Mfi.48.36. iu-..-,..thought -Apeople m - should ka be riAti.notl- released last Monday to race Mornings, 5-day week. 4 p.m. ’Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag­ stone Colonial home. Seven ings for Janitorial duties in Manchester. References provid­ Contact Bob Blanchard, at the 1MI br NEA. Ik . er, State Theatre, 648-7882. Call today. The price will acres, 4 possible extra lots. Apply to Mr. Petro Manchester area. Call 024-0620. ed. 646-0146 week days between Keith Agency, 649-1922, 643- w S fei^ w lllT bu ’i S ’ ”i o ^ \ High Assumable 53/4 % VA t h e APOLLO project calls for the nurses, birds don’t m^e surprise you! Warren E. Howland $36,900. Ray Holcombe, Real­ kitchen witn puiii™ , lorma o g j b ' **, you know," said Thanasoulls. TOR RENT or sale-461 -.Main 9-0. Bill Hutchison. 1646. PLUMBER — EXPERIENCE POOl/CHEMICAL SALE "How about teaming up Ronald Reagan and John Wayne tors, 644-1286. dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1% M ortgage. Only $144. Per moon-which used to require O’® "The reason that bird doesn’t W. T. GRANTS Street. Building and lot next Realtor 643-1108 baths,V..UA family ------room,----- garage "io r ig K y justaguyandagallHereon ‘om a^ galloway^^^^^^^^^^^ steady work, new construction, —for b picture, I mean!" Manchester Shopping Parkade to Post Office. Elxcellent loca­ BOB BLANCHARD of the BOWERS SCHOOL — Cape, 6 laiYe lot, $27,600. Phllbrick good hourly rate with overtime. HTH Chlorine Month Pays All Earth, the place to come for , Z onTboeausrhe a"d being lost. But he’U tion for any use. 646-2426 from rooms plus pacfieled office, Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. REFRIGERATION service man Inquire Imperial Plumbing Co., Tablet or Granular NOTICE realty is, Keith Real ^y- « "d his way h ^ e now - 9 to 0 p.m. KEITH REAL ESTATE at treed lot, gar&ge, $21,600. Phll­ experienced In refrigeration 989 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ MANCHESTER —Central, quiet Two year old 6-room Raised Estate. 649-1922. managed to He’s out trf It M^y W i^ v ^ . ’’ Reg. Sale Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Eighth brick Agency, Realtors, 649- HENRY Street — Walking dis­ and air conditioning. Top pay, sor 644-1521. HottsuhoM Goods SI Apiutnuulu- 649-1922 or 643-1646 street. Modem 6 room (Colon­ tance to all schools. Four bed­ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Ule j ------' wobble through the double Meanwhile, back at the vlvar- $34.05 $27.00 ... UUUUes District of Manchester, Conn., will be held Wednesday, 6347. good benefits. Must be state li­ 100 Lbs. M NEWLY REMODELED office jy^e 26th 1968 at 7:80 P.M., D.S.'P., In the AasemWy Hall at the ial, IH baths, paneled family room Dutch (Colonial. Remodel­ bath, living room with pic- ' doors to the lobby. 0>e bird is m < ^ g around WANTED — part-time gas sta­ 36 Lbs. 17.95 13.50 11x22’ wool beige rug with pad. ' censed. New England Mechan­ ____ on Main St., $65. Call 643-9678. Bentley School, Hollister St. for the following purposes, to wit: MANCHESTER —4 bedroom room, wooded lot, garage. On­ Just reducIe d ^ $2s,90o. su ed kitchen, 1% baths, over­ ture window and raised ' ‘'He must have waited for case refusing to lift a tion attendant. Hours available 8 Lbs. 8.95 5.95 ical Services. Phone 649-7384 Several pairs of d'rkpes. Call l q o k iNG for anything in home on big wooded lot, 2 fire­ ly $22,900. Hayes Agency, 646- room Ranch, bulltdns, ■ rec sized comer lot. Mid 20’s, own­ hearth fireplace, dining people to open the doors and wing. Galloway and his secre- mornings, afternoons, nights. 6 Lbs. 4.95 3.95 646-0496. INDUSTRIAL zone space lor 1st. To choose a moderator. room. Kitchen with lots of or 528-4216 after 6 p.m. real estate rentals — apart­ places, large living room, for­ 0131. room, 2 fireplacw, garage, er. Call 649-3260. People in then walked In behind them.” (ary, Margie Bowen, hope for Saturdays and Sundays. Call 3 Lbs. 3.95 2.05 rent. Heated or unheated. Ideal 2nd. To hear the reading of the warning. cabinets and bufit-ln stoVe. ments, homes, multiple dwell­ mal dining room, IH baths, many evtras, acre lot. Mitten Mrs. MacDonald theorized. (be best. 649-2871. SINGER’S "Hawaiian Happen­ for storage, machine shop, etc. 3rd. To approve the report of the Acting President, as pub­ NEW USTING ^ Cape, 6 SIX ROOM Cape In very central Rec room. Dad can have ings. no fees. Call J. D. Real lished in the Manchester Evening Herald on June 22nd, 2—car garage. Central location. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. "Anyway, a 'pinky*, that’s a Galloway was asked If he had ALGACIDE ing" now going on! Big cele­ Located on Rt. 6, Bolton. Call rooms very clean, aluminum location. One car garage, no his work shop In the cellar. Estate, 643-5129. Bel Air Real Estate 643-9332. volunteer hospital aide, came niade any diagnosis .and what HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS r e a l e s t a t e career opportu­ Gallon 3.95 2.95 bration specials on used ma­ 649-2871. 1968. siding, garage, well landscap- MANCHESTER basement. Selling for $16,600. Washer and dryer room. T h e N e w s nity for two sales associates in chines. Drastic reductions on 4th. To approve the report of the Treasurer, as published in and sat beside me and held the he thought bout toe bird. He RENTALS handled — apart- ed yard. Bowers School, ask- jj^ yS E OF THE MONTH T. J. (Crockett, Realtor, 643- Aluminum storms and OR SOPHOMORES and around East Hartford and Acid—PH Plus or PH M^inus portables, consoles, zig zags. SEPERATE building, paneled the Manchester Evening Herald on June 22nd, 1968. SPLIT-LEVEL — 8 rooms, 4 Vance Yale Trustee pigeon In her lap while I work- gazed long and thoughtfully at mentsj homes, multiple dweU ing $21,900. Hurry! H. M. 1677. screens, hot water oil heat, Vernon, investigate our super­ Save! ^ e our $88 specials — office for rent. Ideal for Sth. To approve the repoit the Tax Ckdlector, as published bedrooms, IH bhths, large ed and we waited for help,” the bird, For kitchen work, machine lings, business. Courteous, e^ in the Manchester Evening Herald on June 22nd, 1968. FYechette Realty, 647-9993. Here is a large 7 room Split 2-car garage, % acre cor­ NEW I^VEN , Conn. (AP)- — ior commission policy,. modem 6 Lbs. 4.96 3.95 ' brand new sewing machines, lawyer, doctor, dentist, etc. Lo­ family room, new wall to wall ______FIVE ROOM Ranch, sun deck, sold Mrs. MacDonald. "The "BeaU me," he said. dishwashing and other var­ ficient service. Call us now. 6th. To approve the report of the Chief Engineer of the Manches­ Level on a huge comer lot ner treed lot. This home Is (Cyrus R.’ Vance, diplomat and air-conditioned office. Call Mr. 2 Lbs. 2.96 1.95 vacuum cleaners, TV’s. SavC! cated Grove St., Rockirtlle. Call and draperies ^ y . Garage, MANCHESTER Lookout basement garage, good neigh­ ied duties. Good pay, pleas­ C. J. Morrison Agency, 643- ter Fire Department, as published in the Manchester Eve­ ready to move into. Too In excellent condition. Im­ deputy negotiator at the Viet­ Govang at Reliance Associates See the Hawaiian Boutique — 649-2871. $27,600. Phllbrick Agehcy Real­ Mountain. New 7-room (Colon­ ant atmosphere. Apply in ning Herald on June 22nd, 1968. many extras to list. Excel­ borhood. Gerard Agency, 649- mediate possession, now va­ nam peace talks In Paris, was Real Estate, 643-9074, 872-4168. full of Hawaiian-Inspired a c c e s -______1015. tors, 649-0347. ial, tiled baths, central hall person. POOL SUPPLIES, INSTALLA­ MANCHESTER — 10,000 square 7t!h. A. The election of the President. lent neighborhood. We urge 0538, 643-0360. cant. named Sunday as a new trustee Britain's Lords^ Comn^ons series and gift ideas. Now at p jv E ROOM apartment includ- B. The election of two Directors (3 year terms). with Montowee floors, bullt-lns, of Yale University. MAN WANTED for light main­ TION AND MAINTENANCE feet of industrial space. Prime FIVE AND FIVE flat In the you to Inspect at $27,600. Singer, 856 Main St., Manches­ ing heat, hot water, new stove C. The election of the Tax (Collector. dinette, 3 fireplaces, central Vance, U.S. Ambassador-at- BRASS KEY tenance work, year, 'round Job, location, inside loading dock. south end of town. Owners Call J. Sledesky, 649-5306. ter. and refrigerator. Newly dec­ D. The electiim ol the Treasurer. vacuum system, large fanrily Lots For Soto 73 large, won out over William L. To Clash over Rhodesia RESTAURANT mornings between 8-12. Call FREE DELIVERY Call lor detaile. Hayes Agency, must sell, ha've been asking CALL OWNER 643-4348 orated. Adults, no pets. Call E. The election of the Clerk. room with bookcases, sliding Buckley Jr. and businessman 829 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER lor appointment between 9- COPPERTONE dinette table 646-0131. 8th. To see if the voters will vote to approve the proposed $19,000. Fairly good condlUon LAND WITH road frontage, on By FRED OOLEMA N the country through economic 643-6166 649-0134. glass doors, picture-window, 2- B &L W John Musser. 11:30 a.m. only, 649-0072. with eight gold chairs, like budget, as advertised in the ManchMter Elvening Herald throughout. Two heating sys­ Buckland Road, Manchester, ------Associated Press Writer mlsmangement. Tltey said La­ 474 MAIN ST. office for rent. car garage, hot water oil heat, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, (COLUMBIA — oversized Cape, Yale President Kingman new, $70. Call between 8 a.m.- 4H ROOM Townhouse — ap­ on June 22nd, 1968 for the 1968-1969 fiscal year. tems, garages, small lot. Ex­ large lot, city utlliUes. (Charles —A constltu- bor’s loses In parliamentary BRIDGEPORT operator — day Cehter o f town, plenty of park­ 9th. To see if the voters will vote to lay a tax and make the Manchester parkade 649-0347. 7 rooms, 2 full baths, family Brewster Jr., in announcing the .. , WANTED production lathe 12:30 p.m., 647-1780. pliances, utilities, parking. cellent terms. T. J. Crockett, Lesperance, 649-7620. by-elecUons over toe past 18 shift, all benefits paid. Blue TREAT RUGS right, they’ll be in/, 646-2426. 9-5. rate therefor. Realtor, 648-1677. Manchester 649-6306 room, large lot, garage. Ideal election ^resulto a t jh e annual ^ t o e B riU s ^ k rT ^ ^ months underscore their duty to hand with some experience. Private basement, $170. Call BOLTON LAKE — Lots 500’ Cross, CMS, health and life a delight if cleaned with Blue 10th. To see if the voters will vote to authorize its otflcerg tb MANCCHESTER — 6 room for large family. $23,900. Phll­ oppose. Fifty hour week plus benefits. j : D. Real Estate Co., 643- set up a Reserve Account of $75,000 as a definite fund to LARGE MODERN home plus from water, treed and In very insurance, retirement plan. Ap­ Lustre. Rent electric sham­ Musical Instrumanfs S3 GOOD-BYE, TENSION! Ranch. All large rooms, fire­ brick Agency Realtors, 649- 30,000 Yale alumni took part In The move was- led by Lord Apply in person, Metronics, 5129 or 643-8779. meet the District’s share of the Installation (xwts and re­ 5 room older home with barn nice area. Priced to sell. the balloting over the past two stake was the political future of ply Aerokinetlcs Instrument Co. pooer, $1. Olcott Variety Store. place and attached garage. 5347. Salisbury whose family has Inc., 640 Hilliard Street, rear. H o u m s For. Rant 65 quirements to coijiply with the State of Conn. Water Pol­ This house stands on a and 100 acres of land. $85,000 Hayes Agency, 646-0131. th House of Lords that has 218 Hartford Rd. Manchester. PLEASANT 4-room apart­ Wall to wall, new formica strong ties with the Rhodesian BASS GUITAR, just like lution Act #57. deadend street—away from for toe package. Phllbrick (XIVENTRY — on the lake. Four ment, country atmosphere, FURNISHED or unfurnished counters, and Stainless steel The " announcement did not regime. DONUT FRYER and baker’s LADY’S McGreggor golf clubs. $70. Phone 649-7120. 11th. To see if the voters will vote to authorize the orj^anlzation the hustle and bustle . . . Agesjcy Realtors, 649-0347. -CHOICE RESIDENTIAL area. rooms, full cellar, new base­ walking distance Caldor’s. Mid­ large Ranch: ■ Knotty pine in­ sink along with beautifully and mention the actual vote count, “ "V Wilson has a majority of helper, full-time. Apply In per­ Used once, $40. Call 649-0004. of Fire Company #3. Wa’lklng distance to new Globe board heating. Also a 3-room on who finished second or third. Defiant ^ n serva tlve ^ ers, ASSEMBLY MEN dle aged couple preferred. No terior. Floors refinlshed. Con­ 12th. To see if ^he voters will vote to authorize the purchase of A 6 room Ranch: Deep well*maintalned grounds. Real MANCHESTER — Forrest Hills Hollow school, near golf about 70 in the House of Com­ son. Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 venient location. Working summer cottage. Both for only Vanw, a 1939 Yale graduate, w**®®® WELL KEPT carpets show the OLD "nME PLAYER piano, $70. children. 649-1741. a pickup^ truck for the Public Works Department, not to back lot with loads of huge doll house, $21,900. Wolverton — New custom built 8-room course. Call 649-8782. mons and does not have to caU Center St., Manchester. adults, 643-6389. $14,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- will assume his new duties July _ results of reg^ar Blue Lustre as is, firm. 644-0628. exceed $2,200. shade trees. The price — Agency, Realtprs, 649-2818. Colonial, 2Vi baths, double a general election until 1971. Capable of working from bluer THREE ROOMS, all utilities 13th. To see if the voters will vote to authorize its officers to 7475, 643-4208. ALUMINUM siding Installers, spot deeming. Rent Electric $18,000. gaWige, family room, city utili BUILDING LOT close to Man- 1 as a fellow of the 19-member Z b o r ^Mvernment’s Tory peers cannot topple his prints on aircraft pai^. furnished, ground floor. Apply HOUSES for rent, furnished or expend sm amount not to exceed $2,000 to cover expendi­ MORE THAN sixty, one an'd experienced or will train. Ex­ shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & ties. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Chester — Vernon town line, v E R N O N Yale Corporation, the universl- government, but they can rally 195 Spruce St . unfimished starting at- $175. tures for the possible acquisltimi of the Manchester Water two - family homes f r o m ______W.r^v.n.l„sbo,rt o,mst..., fu«h.r.upport.j.lnrtU. perienced man will become Wallpaper Supply. KEITH REAL ESTATE $3,600. Call Paul W. Dougan, of (Jommons on toe Rhodesia ^ , Antiques 56 per month. Phllbrick Agency, Co. $13,900. Financing arranged. t Ru LY A home for larger fam SPACIOUS COLONIAL The term for six years. BRIDGEPORT crew foreman with overrides on Realtor, 649-4535. question The Rhodesia order, imple- WE HAVE customers waiting Realtors, 649-6347^_-.. 14th. To see if the voters will authorize its officers to designate 649-1922 The Meyer Agency, 643-0609. ny^ custom built rooms in- Transferred owner offers, Vance succeeds William Mc- OPERATORS crew’s production. Inexperi­ WANTED "ro BUY — antiques, the official depositories for the funds of the District. The 'Tory peers rejected La- mentlng sanctions adopted by (or the' rental of your apart­ eluding 4 bedrooms, living ONE ACRE, 206’ on 44-A. Bus!- with immediate occupancy, Chesney Martin, chairman of enced men will be completely Boats and Accessories 46 steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ MANCHESTER Green area — lOth. To see if the voters will vote to authorize its officers to TWO FAMILY — $19,500, 4A bor threaU that they may vote O’® Dni(®<( Nations against toe LATHE OPERATORS ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ $18,900 — LARGE 6% room room — dining room comblna- ness zoned, near .... Notch. —$5,900. 2 year old 8 room (Jolonlal the board of the Federal Re­ trained. Only those with the de­ ed lamps, art glass, primitives, 7-room house available Immed­ borrow sufficient funds to meet the necessary obligations flats. Convenient location. As­ themselves out of a Job and '"'hite minority regime In SaIJs- 21’ TROJAN cabin cruiser, tate, 643-5129. Ranch. Fireplace, 1% baths, tlon with beamed ceilings and Terms. Owner. Call 742-8274. on lovely treed lot. 214 serve System. termination to make better any quantity. 644-8962. iately, $170. Inquire at the W.H. of the District, and give the District’s note, notes of other sumable mortgage. Call Judy bullt-ln range, basement. Quiet vowed to oppose sanctions. strongly opposed y TRAINEES h.p. Mercury motor. Best ------obligation or obligations therefore, when, in their oplnl^m, a fireplace. A family room and baths, family room on first than average money need ap­ fer. Call 649-9622. England Lumber Co., 040 E. Libby, Leonard Agency Real­ street. Hutchins Agency, Real­ TWO LOTS bordered by Nor­ against Rhodesia In toe upper right-wing Tories In ^ r d s . HUNDRED YEAR old violin, it is for the interest of the District to do so. a game room, family sized floor, 4 bedrooms, 2 ga­ Brother Takes Pulpit LiberiU benefits. Presently ply. Call Young & Co. 643-6166. SIX ROOM duplex, adults only. Middle Tpke. between 9-12 a.m. tors, 646-0469. wood and Farm Drive, approxi­ house Tuesday night. The Tories have ^ seats to 16th. To transact any other business proper to come before the tors, 649-5324. kitchen and two full bathrooms. rages, etc. Mid 30's. 649- Lords, Labor 110, the Liberals working 60 hours a week. 1909 JOHNSON outboard motor, small leather covered tnuik. $140. 646-2426, 9-5. mately half acre total, wood­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — (Jommentators from all , , ^ EIGHT ROOM rambling Colon­ meeting. 4-car attached garage. In ad­ 6306. 10 h.p. with standard and gas 649-4239. THREE—BEDROOM Split-level. ed, city water and sewerage. The Rev. A. D. Williams King gjiajes of the political spectrum independapta 100. CLEAN 4-room apartment first ial, partly furnished, indoor, dition. . .a tidy 4 room apart­ Solesinen Wanted 36-A tank. G < ^ condition, $120. Call EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT 2 full baths. Ideal neighborhood Will be sold as one parcel. Call will take over the pulpit of his agreed today that such a chal- The Rhodesia ofler is already floor, stove Included. Available outdoor fireplaces, garage, PRICE REDUCED ment or In-law suite. Wolver­ E. A. PATTON CO. between's a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Clinton E. O’Brien, Acting President for family. (Jail for appointment owner 649-2392. B &L W slain brother, Dr. Martin Luther ,enge could touch off Commons ‘n ®((®®( *’“ ( confirmed LICENSED Real Estate sale- 647-1780. Wearing Apparel— July 1st. Call between 5-7, 649- large lawn. Working adults. 643- Dated ait Msinchester, Conn., 643-6939.*> ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Hing Jr., at Ebenezer Baptist action to weaken the remaining ("y (*’® House of (commons o- 303 WETHERELL STREET men with previous experience. Furs 57 1928. 2880. this 17 day of June, 1968. Immediate Occupancy BOLTON LAKE — Vernon, M an^wter Parkade Church to Atlanta. p ^ e rs of Lords. day- With the large Lalwr ma- Call Mr. Phllbrick, Philbrick COLONIAL — 5 bedrooms, wooded building lot 100x100, Manchester 649-5306 The Rev. Mr. King announced under the system of Britain’s J°Hty there, It was In no da^er_ MANCHESTER, CONN. Diamonds— ^Watches— LADY’S LEATHER ' motorcycle formal dining room, dream Agency, 649-0347. Sparkling clean 6-room Co­ 7-ROOM CAPE lakefront privileges, Good- ______during a sermon Sunday at mother of parliaments that has “ (h® Lords reject K. (he order J e w e lry 4 8 Jacket, size 12-13. Half belt and kitchen, large paneled family chlld-Bartlett Realty, 289- ANDOVER — Overlooking lake. Louisville’s Zion Baptist Church evolved since the 14to century, remains in force until July », l^ t s , $30. Call 649-9054. lonial, 3 large bedrooms, room. 2% baths, one off master fireplace, garage. Owner . . Three bedrooms 0939, 289-9161. Clean Cape with full shed that he will assume the associ- Commons can force a bill (he end of a j28-day period after, HALF CARAT diamond neck­ bedroom. 2-car garage. Excel­ Y O U ^ MAN wanted to learn HelpH e lp Wanted— says "SELL"! ! ! One bath dormer. Four rooms down, one ate pastorate at Ebenezer. He through l .pjje magazine named one of widowed school teacher and ment has lost the confidence of 646-0445 Man needed for general Lste iiodel with ■fates. This maked us the only Agency In town to belong to three Realtor Boards, and the built-tos, formal dining room, maintenance t h r o u ghout 1-638-2282. cabinet. Make, buttonholes, first local Real Estate firm to computerize our listings. We have made a substantial family room, J bedrooms, 2- CLEAN comfortable rooms for «srs t Tiiiv Pripp go. 36. Of unemployed >• rnsir mechan- ■“r"'-.«; partment store vice president. ______factory. Excellent fringe sews .on buttons, blind hems Investment In the Manchester area—one which we are confident will be juatified. car garage. Excellent neigh­ benefits, such as pension dresses, makes fancy stitches, refined gentleman, also 2 room borhood, $31,900. PhUbrlck TOY POODLE pups — Call af­ * ’ unnamed«“lo friend. .r r "‘ executive ’''’'.r'"' producer of (JBS Re- plan, profit sharing, group all without attachments. Com­ efficiency. Free parking. In­ The computer, when combined with our ■ now greater range of operations, should result Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. 568-1547. ter 5 p.m., 643-0403. In an ever increasing quality of Seriilce, whether you be buying or selling property. Build­ cy , On the evening before Kenne- ports, is the Edward R. Murrow Insurance and paid holi­ plete price $07.80 or payments quire Scranton Motel and Ca­ RIS ers and developers should also find this a boon to faster sales. Best of all, our computer dy was shot, Life said, Sirhan professor of broadcast Journal- days. Apply, of $6.80. a month. For ' further bins, 160 Tolland Tpke., 649- $22,1500, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed­ Go/ng On Vacation? 0826 before 6 p.m. can be used In conjunction with newer concepts of real estate service as they appear rooms, bullt-lns, recreation "had Just been thrown out of a ism at Columbia University’s WHITE TOY poodle pups, AKC information call cr^ lt manag­ on the market. Out Off Town er until 9 p.m. If toll, call room, garage, large lot. Near victory party being held by Graduate School of Journalism. MANCHESTER MODES registered..Cqll 043-9232. ROOM —-front, downstairs for ______backersFor Sola 7 5 of Max Rafferty who He also Is an adviser on televl- collect. 246-2140. Please' understand, however, that our attention and interest in each situation will bus and shopping. Hutchins Why not keep pace with your home town INC. gentleman. Kitchen privileges. Agency Realtors, 649-5324. ANDOVBR LAKE — ‘Summer had won toe GOP senatorial sion matters to the president of PINE STREET SPRINGER Spaniel puppies ------not be' diminished one lota regardless of ‘'.his or succeeding changes in modus operand!. AKC registered, brown and SINGER ZIG-ZAG, sewing Free washer and dryer. Park­ Rather, more time 'will be available from each of us for the all important and highly home that just has had electric nomination.” the Ford Foundation. , by having yoUr Manchester pvening MANCHESTER. CONN. ing. Call 649-7055. MANCHESTER —A pleasant white, five weeks old, $00 each. machines 4 to ' 5 months old, personal task of finding the right home for you. heat Installed. Five rooms. Because he was coatless and Friendly’s marrlge to the for- makes buttonholes, sews on walk to shopping, school, etc. porch, fireplace, full bath. Ex- without a tie, the ptory says, an mer Dorothy Greene ended in Herald mailed to you each day? Call 1-633-4189. ATTRACTIVE sfeeplng room There are two main reasons for these moves: First and foremost, our sales volume buttons, blind hems dresses, This well built stucco home is cellent location. A good buy at Ambassador Hotel waitress re- divorce. His marriage to Mrs. MAN WANTED for shipping and WANTED -H om e for part an- gentleman, shower bath, pri­ has increased to the point where It has become imperative to expedite all of our pro­ located on a nice shaded lot. overcasts, monograms, makes vate entrance, free parking. cedures and to' make them as efficient as possible. Secondly, we believe that the Real $12,900. Immediate possession, fused to serve Sirhan a drink. Mark took place at a 'Jirivate receiving, must have good gora kittens, housebroken, 643- Four large rooms, bath and fancy stitches. Now only $68, Apply 195 Spruce St. Estate business will see more changes In the next five years than It has seen in the-last T. J. Crockett, Realtol’, 643- “ He put up a fuss,” Life said, home with a few friends In at- working hab\ts. Modern East 84(M. or payments of $8.80 per large enclosed porch down. 1577, “ and contemptously tipped her tendance. Rabbi William FilKin the below application^ and mail Hartford location. Fringe ben­ fifty. The challenges, we think, will he formidable—but the opportunities and rewards will month. For further informa­ ONE ROOM In a private home. be commensurate with the'challenges. Wc intend to be as progressively| modem about *rwo bedrooms and en- ’ ____^------J20 ’for nothing.’ A security Braude performed the ceremo- efits. Call 289-8291 for appoint­ PUPPIES and kittens, register­ closed porch up. Full basement CXJVEITTRY — Ranch 4 large g„grd eased him out.’’ ny. tion, call credit manager until Gentlemen preferred. 119 Coop­ changes in technique as we are solidly old fashioned about a hard day’s (and night’s) \ \ V it to The Herald along with yot^r check! ment. ed and mixed. All breeds on work. with new furnace, city utilities, roomk Year round home. on toe other side of the lobby, 9 p.m., if toll, call collect. 246- er Hill Street, 649-0695. ' \ \ hand or available. Wild Cargo Low taxes. $18,500. Offers In­ Porcli, garage, full basement, the magazine j|(ld, Rabago nod- Hope Rests Eye 2 weeks: $1.20 — 1 month; $2.60 — 3 months: $7.80 EXPERIENCED O.D. grinder, 2140. We are both happy and humble about being the first Agency in Manchester to do the Pet Shop, 643-6108. CLEAN, FURNISHED room for vited. Gaston Realty, 649- trees, private beach. Excellent ded in the direction of toe Em- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Come- 7 top wages, fringe benefits, over­ above. We owe the good people of this area a heartfelt vote of thanks for their patronage WASHING MACHINE, re­ gentleman. Apply 4 Pearl St., 5781. _ (all mall subscriptions are payable in advance) time. Apply at E & S Gage Co., WANTED — good homes for over the years. Also, we, are indeed fortunate to be members of the Manchester Board of value for only $13,900. Phil- bassy Room and said, "Robert dlan Bob Hope will rest at home frigerator, stove, bedroom set, Mrs. DeMute. brick Agency R^ltors, 649- Kennedy might help the poor.” for at least 10 dajts after recelv- ^ Mitchell Dr., Manchester. three tiger kittens. 649-6480 af­ Realtors and their Multiple Listing Service. W e think that the simultaneous competition and ATTRACTIVE 6-room Cape in desk, two lawn mowers, e t c . ------cooperation that our fellow Realtors provide cannot be matched anywhere. Our special 6347. "" At that, Sirhan was quoted e(s ing treatment (or a recurring ter 6:30, anytime weekends. May be seen between 6 and 8 BROOKFIELD ST. Three good condition, conveniently lo OIL BURNER service man of- thanks go to what we believe—and with excellent reason—to be the very best sales staff onVinnta bus and ------r------shouting, “ Kennedy—Kennedy ailment in his left eye. Name p.m. at 60 Garden Street. gentlemen, twin bedroom and in town. Our Sales Manager, Joe Lombardo, and Carl Zinsser, Rick Merritt and Frank ferlng good pay, vacation, paid SIAMESE kittens, Sealpoint, ten single, next to shower, park­ shopping, firenlace’ oversized —h6 should never be president. Hope, 65* underwent photocoa- holidays, uniforms, insurance weeks old, box trained, $12. Call CLEARANCE new zig-zag sew- Fllloramo are ' truly partners in our progres s, as is Mrs. Joseph Butler', our effictent office 2963 Kennedy helps himself. He’s gulatton treatment Saturday at ing. After 6:30, 840-6801. secretary. ' f • garage, flnlsneu rec rou; plus land $20,000. FnllDricK _ using the poor Cai^’t you st. Vincent's Hospital in Los An- Home Address and other fringe benefits. Call 872-6372. ing machines, never used. sale by owner, 649-7515. Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. that?" geles. The process consists of 289-0481 or apply Kasden Fuel Overcasts, makes buttonholes, ROOM for rent — gentleman So much for the big news in small prln t. Now, back to work. The William E. Belflore 8158 MATE Flowers in pretty em broidery,______Co., 340 Tolland St., East Hart­ WELSH CORGI pups, cham­ only, free parking, central lo­ Agency. Realtors, 431-433 Main Sitreet — 347-1418. each in its own picture-frame, can be DELIGHTFUL Princeton Street vBRNON—MANCtHESTER line- In another developmeht relat- directing a powerful light into pion sired, AKC, top quality sews on buttons, blind hems 10-20 Mailing Address ford. dresses, does fancy stitches, all cation. Call after 5, 643-2693. • set together so easily lo create a area offers this 7 room Colon­ 7 room SpUt Level. Private ed to the assassination, police In the eye to cauterize a ruptured and disposition. For appoint­ lovely heirloom quilt! \vlthout attachinents. Now only ial. Three bedrooms, 1% baths, treed lot Near school. Im- San Gabriel refused to comment blood vessel and stop hemor- j a n it o r i a l — part-time, eve­ ment phone Rlckwood • Acre A DELIGHTFUL v.ardrobe booster (or summer’s informal occasions is simply Pattern No. 2963 has hol-iron tranp- nicely landscaped yard. Maijy mediate occupancy. Only $19,- on a gunshop owner’s disclosure rhaglng. nings, Manchester area. Five Kennels, 1-603-3232. ‘ $32.40. Or payments of $5.40 ler for 50 motifs; color suggestions; per month. For further In^ a shirt-dress. Shown here sleeveless, custom features, only $26,9(>0. 900 Havpr Affsnev 646-0131. that he sold ammunition to Sir- , nights per week, 0:80 to 8:30 Aportmento— ridto full directions. ______companions five formation call credit manager its neat and tripi appearance will do Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- y Ay y, FDR Grandson Marries p.m. Qall Hartford, 249-6889 be­ SHELTIES (Toy Collies) sable SEND 3 il In coins plus lor first-class and white, top quality'and dis­ until 9 p.m., if toll, call collect. Tenements 63 you well this season. mall and spoj^al handllni lor each pattern. 4535. BOLTON —Large custom built days before the killing. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — tween 8 a.m. and 0 p.m. No. 8158 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in SpUt Level,' 7 rooms, firepUtoe, Ben Herrick, 42, owner of a James Roosevelt Jr. of Pasade- position. For appolntrtient 248-2140. SIX ROOM duplex close to Main Anne Cabot, Mancheater sizes 10 to 23, bust 31 to 40. Size 12, Evenliw HeraM, UOi AVB. OF $28,000—7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison m baths; 8-6ar garage. Only store In this Ixis Angetos sub- na, Calif., grandson of President PRESS OPERATORS phone Rickwood Acre Kennels, St. and bus atop and walking AjraUOAS, MBW YOBK, N.V. 32 bust, 2Vt yards of 45-inch. Oolonlol, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, $24,900. Hutchins Agency, Real­ urb, said the three bought four Franklin D. Roosevelt, has mar- Start Date ...... Stop Date FORK UFT OPERATORS 1-603-3232. distance to High School. Avail­ 1M86 ^ THREE piece living room set. SEND SOe In colnJ p lu i IS t tor llr i f - c l ii i Print Name, Address with ZIP CODE and 1% battaa, aluminum eltUnf, tors, 049-5S24. boxes of .22-callber ammunition rled the daughter of a Cam- PACKERS able July 1st. Will accept two mall and sptclal handllni lor aach pattern. $60 or best offer. Call 649-9977. Style Number. trees, privacy, suburbtui. for $3.99 on the afternoon of bridge public school official. children. Write Box P, Man­ YOU'LL want a copy of our new '68 Hutohlne Afenoy, Realton, Mt- VERNON 3 bedroom Raised First Shift, 40 Hour Week Articles For Sale 45 June 1. The death g(un was a Roosevelt, a member of the LIVING ROOM and bedroom chester Herald. Spring & Summer from which to 5821. Ranch, rec room, 2 baths, 2- .22-callber pistol. class of 1068 at Harvard, wed Make checks payable and mall t o ; EASTERN BOILER & SCREENED loam for lawns and furniture. Also electric range. choose needlework patterns Only 506. car garage. Large lot. Leonard THREE BEDROOM Townhouse pJSS*Nima, Addreti with ZIP CODE. Style MANCHESTER — 6 room He said two of the boxes con- Ann Martha Conlon Saturday to MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ELECTRONICS, INC. gardens. Delivered. George H. To settle estate, very reason­ Number and Slia. EARLY AMERICAN. Generation to Gen­ Agency Realtors, 646-0469. tatoed miniature magnum St. Paul's Roman Catholic — Includes appliances, utilities, eration designs fit handsomely into to­ Ranch. Two baths, family c/o Circulation Dept. 99 Loomis St. Griffing Inc., 742-7886. able. 649-4624. . FASHION conscious women - send VERNON-5 room Ranch. Real shells, which he described as Church. The bride was graduat- parking, private basement and now tor our latest issue of the Spring day's decor-Triple Irish Chain, Weath­ room, . breezeway, garage, 13 ^Issell Street JANITORS — part-time, eve­ ADMIRAL color TV, brand new TWO TELEVISIONS, RCA. One private patio, $200. Call J. D. A A Summer '68 Basic FASHION — 50«. er Vane and Basket of Tulips! Pattern screened porch, park like yard. buy See It to believe It. $18,- the most powerful ammunlUon ed from Radcllffe College to Mahebester, Conn. 06040 nings. Call 643-4403, 8-6 p.m. left over 1967 model, $890. with 21” , one 24". Need some re- Real Estate Co., 643-5129 or pieces, directions for 12 quilts. 50( for Mid 2(Vs, Hayes -Agency, 646- 600 ’ Call 875-6781 No agents available for a .22-callber wea- 1966 and Is a graduate student a copy-Q109. pledge pon- at Boston University. only. servlce. Call 643-2200. pairs. Cheap. Phone 844-0304. 643-8779. 0181. ..t , f ; - ' " i " r... ' T I ' * H- ' f ^ I 1 PAOB TWENTY-EIOHTt - MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1968 AyMEffe DfiUy Net P ran Ron m anrlirater £tt?ning'B?ntlb' For The Week Knded June 16, 1666 The Weather the present method of collection,. Tonight clear, cool. Low about A bput T ow n Board to Meet Informally submitted a price bf $868,000 for Richard L. Schauator, aoti of Carl'Gourinski a three-year contract. He d id ' 15,105 50. Tomorrow, fair, warmer. not bid on a one-year contrabt. Mr. and Itra. Joacph SdiaiwUr Manchester— A CUy of Village Charm High about 80. of 32 Cumberland St, received For Garbage Pickup Talks In addition to advlsong Town Choicest Meats In TownI » i the Oonneetlcut Society OPT Manager Robert Weles on the 'The Board of Directors will of having served a rntmlcipallty award of a garbage contract, YOL. LXXXVn., NO. 220 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1968 AcoounUnc Award for «k- AdvertMug oa Page U) PRICE TEN CENTS oeU^nce in academic^ achieve­ meet Informally tomorrow ' to of'a t least 80,000 population In the board tomorrow night will TUESDAY ONLY SPEDIAL! ment, at recent Claaa uay cere­ dlaipuw the award of a garbage three of the past five yean. discuss three other matters: (1) the wording of a proposed anti- monies at Fairfield UiHrerslty, and refuse collection contract BoUicello's prices for a three- Fairfield. He received a iMohe- year contract are: $910,751, for litter ordinance; (3) the word- for the next fiscal year. , The lor of science degree this month the present collection method : ing of a proposed backyard­ from the university. meeting will be at 8 p.m. In the of twice a week backyard pick­ burning-ban ordinance; and (8) Municipal Building Heating up of garbage plus twice a week the designatlo of a potUon of U.S. Plans the Olobe Hollow tract, in the Miss Marilyn J. Reid, dati|d>- Room. curb pickup of refuse; $852,919 At bid openings last Monday, for once a week backyeiitl pick­ vicinity of Garden Grove Dr., —BOX or Match Them— £ Rm . $ 2 .2 5 I Senate Unit Backs Bill ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jtdm F. for relocating the Mt. Nebo ( Reid of 1ST PariMr 8 t is on the only one bidder met specifica­ up of garbage plus twice a week ^ 38 AJDW* MVr JC-Maaaa^/ ^ ski slope. (lim it 8 Lba. Per Faailly) New Cover Dean's List at Southern Connec­ tions. He is the present contrac­ curb pickup of refuse; and 1795,- ticut State College for the sec­ tor. Anthlony Bottlcello of the 128 for twice a week curb pick­ ond semester. She will be a jun­ Sanltaiy Refuse Co. of Man­ up of both garbage Arid refuse. • HI6HLAND PMIK MA1IKET • chester. d.. ior at the school in the fall. His price for a one-year con­ 817___ Highland. . . 8t., Manc|ieate^PlHme____a______648-4178 For Planes The only other bidder, Sam tract for the present method of aouRliiia; V;' Lombardo of Bast Hartford, collection is |8M,200. Oeat Flay WeeW^iy ■vcatagat Banning Mail Gun. Sale By FRED 8. HOFFBIAN M ai^ester Rotary d u b will I # # #'# #'G# # # # # # # #*# G G although submitting the lovf A y Fox Grave 0X1. have an outing Tuesday at 6:80 Bid specifications permit the AP Military Wlitor price, declared Ineligible., . .Kearay f$.,:Nkas8lble." Lyman Hoops,0 .V pA % sldent of the control section now on his desk. protect against totenslfled Viet Johnson to ban mail order out the gun control bill I recom­ Hruska switched his position Mandiester Chamber- of Com-” Johnson has criticized this Cong rocket and mortar at­ mended to the Congress last today on the hoOy debated Is­ merce, will speak' about. "The sales of shotguns and rifles. section as too weak; it bans tacks. PrcMems Facing Manchester," The bill waa approved vrith week. sue. He had led-the fight during only the mall order sale of pis­ "Recent attacks on Air Force at a meeting of the Klwanls u>nly one change, an amendment "I urge the full committee Senate action on the omnibus tols. He asked for the broader bELses to Vietnam have demon­ d u b TtMsday noortj at the Man­ ;ti^tening proposed restrictions promptly to approve the cbcUon crime - control bill, against pra- controls that ere in the bill the strated the need for better pro­ chester Country dub. . on the sale of ' destructive 5®* of its subcommittee and send hlbitiiq( mail order sales, of long subcommittee has now ap­ tection of aircraft’* than the cur­ — — V _ylces like anti-tank guns, bazoo- the bill to the Senate floor for guns. -kas.and mortars. proved. immediate consideration. rent roofless elielters now in WIttam T. BnaCkm, son of Johnson, on a flight back from He said.that at Wednesday’s use, the Air Force said Monday Mr. at«d Mrs. Huglt J. Bracken , The subcommittee voted 9-0 to "Americans should not have meeting of the fuH Judiciary report the bill to the full Judl- Texas, quickly Issued this state­ to wait any longer for a strict in response to questions. of 67 nasex a t, recehred sec­ At present, the alrcntit, most tolary Committee, after rejecting ment today: gun control law. 1116 time for (See Page Eight) ond honors for the second costing at least $1 million each,- semeMer and for Ifhe 1967-68 6-3 a substitute bill that was a h em n iM "baUed up by Sen. Roman L. are parked on bsises to South year at Milford Ajoademy, Hruska, R-Neb. VietoEun to roofless revetemente where he recently compklted his Chairman Thomas J. Dodd, made from earth-tilled steel senbor year. . D-Conn., and other subcommit- walls five feet wide and 12 feet high. ,tee members predicted that the On the Political Scene Mhncbecker Lodge a t Maenns Because the enemy lui^n’t ^ull committee will approve the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS wIB raeet tomoirow at 7:30 pan. ladmlnistration bill Wednesday his public life," the spokesman McCarthy waa the oqly major made air raids Eigainst ^e - said. alt Masonic Temple. The (Master ■without waiting for hearings to Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy— presidential candidate ■ to cajn- bases these shelters were Maaon degree wHl be conferred. be completed on more far­ wrapping up his New York pri­ Senate Democratic Leader palgn on behalf of delegate thought adequate, at least until Mike Mansfield sEiid he had no -reaching registration and llcens- mary campaign—says Demo­ states in final days before the toe Tet offensive cEU'ly this yesu: reason to believe that Hum­ showed them vulnerable to Senior MeSiodtota of South -•A ... ,ing bills. Methodist Churtdi wSI Have a cratic presidential rival Vice phrey’s private views on the (8ee Page Eight) rocket and mortar fire. President Hubert H. Humphrey war were any different 'than The first stepq. taken to carry ptcnSc Tliujwday nt noon at should make public any private Suait^iildi Wodey H A those the vice president Iwis out the progTEun Eire now under NHkfV 'i!'; doubts on the Vietnam war. stated publicly. Mrs. Quiim Bars way to the form of teste to de­ are peWkwIetinlieliare cowered MRS. JOSEPH L. CARL JR. "I think everyone has private MEUisfleld told newsmen he termine the >bpBt materlEil to use dhh. " doubts,” McCarthy said at a Strike Shuts had never had any private con- A ccep tin g Post to building rciofs for toe current Mias Sophie M. Gourinskl of rlage by Alfred Rolfa of Weth­ Harlem rally Monday; “ There versaf'ons with Humphrey on Mandiester Chapter of Dis­ shelters. When the tests Eure fin­ Glaatonbury, formerly of Man­ ersfield. Mrs. Walter Backus of comes a time when the prlvtfte the war. abled American Veterans will Opponents Offer ished to the ■ ncEU" future, con­ Manchester was, matron of doubts of a public man must be­ Of the vice president’s public \ fAP ^’tiototex) meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the chester, becune the bride of ^Boat Builder struction will start. honor. Miss Lisa 'Raffa of i« come public doubts.” declarations of support taf ad­ HABTJiURD (AP),-Mrs. Oli­ Poster of man sporting a neat crewcut, though ‘cut American Legion Home. , Joaeph L. Carl Jr. of CHuston- Wethersfield was flower girl. When the damage from the of­ dRlMnh... He referred to a prediction by ministration policies, Mansfield ver Butterworth of West Hart­ and bruised’ from bullets and shraiinel o f month- fensive wEra tallied, it WEra found bury, Saturday morning at St. Richard C arl,of CHastonlbury In G roton former White House press sec­ commented: "I take what he ford refused early today to that 192 aircraft were either de­ Mystic Review of North Amer­ James’ Church. served as his brother’s best D ra ft CaU long battle in Cholon section of ^ igon , still grins retary Bin Moyers that Hum­ says at face value.” serve on the Democratic State stroyed or badly damaged from ican benefit Association will The bride is. the daughter of man. U ^ers were John De- from the debris of a Chinese barbershop. GROTXJN (AP) — TTie elec­ phrey soon will begin spelling The majority leader declined Central Committee. the;, bombardment. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Odd the late Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pasquale of Manchester and tric Boat shipyard, the nation's out his differences with Johnson to speculate on Vietnam policies ShO was nominated for the Gen. Elarle G. Wheeler, chair­ Fellows Hall. Mrs. Richard Gourinskl. The bridegroom is Edmund Libera of Glastonbury. Turned Down lerading builder of atomic sub­ administration policies includ­ If Humphrey becEime president. seat last week. The state con­ man i f the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Outxmer will serve refresh­ the son of Mrs. Gertrude Carl David Bourque of Glastonbury ing escalation of the war. "No one knows now what the ments fdlowing the meeting. marines, was shut down today vention delegates from West A Faint Voice) told a Senate committee earlier of Glastonbury, and the late Jo­ served as ring bearer. s h by a walkout wMch union lead­ But a Humphrey spokesman situation will be then,” Mans­ Hartford, who support Sen. Eu­ ■XI M ! this year ,that more than $182 seph Cali. A reception was held at the said in Washington "the vice field said. B y Colfax The American Legion Auxili­ Nsiliiniy ends ers said was unauthorized. .. gene McCarthy for president, million in U.S. aircraft had teen The Rev. Joseph Vujs of St. American Legion Home, Glas­ prje^dent does not follow the On the Republican side, Rich­ ary will hold a poUuck tonight Only a handfiil of the 8,900 iW voted 15 to 5 to replace destroyed or dwoged on the James’ Church performed the tonbury. After a motor trip to pM4'c(^e of thinking one thing in ard M. Nixon called on Presi­ ^ PITTSBURGH ( A P ) ^ . David at 6:80 at the American Legion production workers were ort'the Miss Katherine T. Quinn of West ground to V le tn ^ . double-ring ceremony and was Canada, the couple will live at private and saying another dent J (^ son to stop "dragging ColfEuc, a University of Connect­ 100 Viet Cong Home.. A short business meet­ job today. Hsirttord with Mrs. Butter- ■Wheeler contended that spe­ celebrant at the nuptial Mass. 609 New London T^ke., Glasttm- The striking workers vowed thing in public. his feet” and sign the tmticrime worth. ' 1 icut sociologist, haa carried his ing will follow. bill. And New York Gov. Nelson f 1 cial protective belters plEumed The bride was given in nuur- buty. to stay off the job imtil law- “ He intends to discuss all the ______protest Eigainst the Vietnam war issues that Eire vital to this A. Rockefeller took his hunt for After Mrs. Butterworth's res- for U.S. plEines bEused in Europe Cadet Old Scout Trot^ 10 will rence Taylor, president of BoU- Ignatlon, the delegates voted 11 a (lltep further—by refusing to could have held those losses to ermakers’ Lodge 614, was re­ country just as he has been dis­ delegates to Capitol Hill in hold a Court of Award tomor­ cussing such issues throughout WEishdngton. to 9 with one abstention to nom- take a step forward Give Selves Up about $7 million. row at 7 p.m. in Nelli Hall sit instated In his job. Ta^or had ^te Mss Quinn for her old ^ Secretary of toe Air Force' Police Arrests been suspended by BB Monday St. Mary’s Bpiacopol Churdi. EDITOR’S NOTEt Associated ing behind the Giac QuEuig pa­ Harold Brown Ims urged <3on- Nine scouts will receive the first in connection with the refusal But Miss Quinn also refused recruits stepped forward at Press photographer Dsing Van goda to Gia Dtoh on the north­ gresB to ax>proprlate money for class award. The eveut la en A Bronx, N. If. woman was of some 20 lead-bonders to the seat. "Due to the fact that toe Army induction center Mon- Phuoc watched as more than ern outskirts of SEiigon. rHie ma­ an extensive Edrciaft shelter to the public. charged wltii sluipllftlng In a work. so msuiy of the delegaites wanted day to signify their entry into program at eJI overseas Vases The lead-bondera, who object-' 100 troops surrendered to gov­ rine battalion fought them for Manchester department store a ch a n b " she said, " I ^ not ^,6 armed forces. ernment mEirtoes on toe out­ several hours, but withdrew be­ where toe United states luis po­ A regular meeting of the dce- ed to Em’s bringing in additional Workers in France sitioned much of its tEictiCEd Edr Saturday afternoon. lead-bondera from its Quincy, "M y conscience just won’t skirts of SEilgon this morning. cause of darkness. outives committee of Nutmeg ^ toe test intor^t of all t h ^ me to take the easiest power. The woman, Jean D. White, Mass., yards, were also sus­ Here is his rejxtrt. This morning the marines Foret , T bR Oodara o f Lehanon, Democrats to toe FlftoSenatoris^^y By DANG VAN PHUOC He hEia testified that toe swift will be held tonight at 7:80 at was charged after a store de­ pended from their Jobs. went to after them. destruction of the EgyptiEin Eilr lal District by 32-yeor-old father of two to an AP Photographer the Masonic Temple. tective allegedly saw her enter Some 2,500 workers attended Go Back to Posts* nomination now’ force on the ground during toe a dressing room with three a mass meeting this morning She will con- interview ofterwEuti. SAIGON (AP) --T h e voice V. PARIS (AP) — Thousands Seyne left lete than 250,00teof ttoue to serve eis vice chElirman Arab-IsrEieU war lEurt yeEr "dra- dresses o$d retdm with two. She and then marched to the ad­ Submitting to the driift "would came fEilnUy from a tettered Airman Allan R. Keenan Jr., more EYench strikers stresuned the 10-ipllfion strikers still ol(t, of the state Democratic central Other Developmrat^ matlcEtlly demonstrated the vul- was stopped attempting to ministration building. They sent only make me a psirty to a war shed 20 feet Eihead of us to a son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. back to woik today, led- by the accordttg to union estimates. nerahUlW of exposed aircrEtit on leave the store, allegedly writh Taylor and other boilermaker (See Page Eight) I consider shameful," he SEiid. patch of jungle. There were these other devel­ Keenan Sr. of 202 Hollister St„ 65,000 men at Renault auto The major holdouts were the toe ground." the third dress in her pufse, and officials in to see EB General Although men of his age with "We want to surrender, but opments to the war: recently graduated from a U.S. plants who voted overwhelming­ personnel of the government ra­ The PentEigon is asking for held for police. Manager Joseph Pierce, but family responsibilities Eire rtu'e- we aro frightened you will exe­ —The U.S. Command said It Air Force technical school at ly to accept a settlement dio and television hetwork. $17.4 million for toe over-all air- after half an hour went by, May Coniinues 4' ly drEifted, Colfax wEts reclEissl- cute us." had received reports of more Leppard AFB, Tex. He Is a She was later released on $50 worked out by their union lead­ Those strikers on Monday re­ crEift shelter effort, on top of graduate Air Force technical cash bond for July 1 court ap­ called Taylor out again. Ribicoff Attack fled 1-A by his draft boai:d here The South VletaEimese marine North Vietnamese helicopters ers. jected new propbsEils by Infor­ battEdlon commander slgnEiled aJbout $8.5 million voted lEist school at Sheppard AFB, Tex. pearance. own quality The top union official at BB, after he turned to his drsift card operating around the demilitar­ year. "Cars are Eilready coming off mation Minister Yves Guena. COLUMBIA (AP) — The Re­ He is graduate of Manchester Anthony DeGregory, had been at the anti-war rtilly to Wash­ to his men to cease firing, and ized zone Monday night. No ad­ Jon B. Bishop, 29, o f . Bast the assembly line at Fllns," publican nominee for the U.S. But Brown sEiid this is "only urging workers since Monday The central isave was the ington, D.C. last October. we strained to hear the voice. ditional information weis given, Ifigh School and attended Man- Hartford was chatged with said a spokesman for the nation­ toe beginning of what we thtok to stop the walkout. strikers’ demsuid for a govern­ Senate, Edwin H. May, Jr., hEis Through the brEUiches I could but other sources said as many dieater Community' College. operating a motor vehicle so as alized Renault company, refer­ The ensuing order to ClolfEuc should to the end be a program FbdiM photo When DeGregory appeared be­ ment pledge to seek parliamen­ renewed his attack on Sen. see a trenchltoe running from as 10 to 20 enemy choppers had to cause excessive noise Satur­ watch with ring to a plEuit In a Paris suburb Abraham Rlblcoff begun at the to report for Induction was pro­ amounting to the order of $100 tary action insuring freedom of the building EdieEul Eind figures day at 7:06 p.m., after being fore the crowd outoidS the ad- tested by his fellqpv fEiculty been spotted on radar. Engaged at- which strikers and police the network’s news programs outset of his campaign and said moving there. One young ma­ million or more in Europe" over miiristratlon building this morn­ members at UOonn,j. university —The U.S. Command still re­ stopped by a crusier patrolman. clEished last week. from government control. "clear differences” exist be­ five years. The ei^M «m ent of Miss BUz- He will appear in court July ing, he was shouted down and president Homer D. Babbldge rine iratoted to toe left and I fused to confirm or deny reports .The spokesman said all Re­ Guena offered only to set up a tween the two. Further, Brown said, the Air abefh’ HAnoah-JEUers of Nor- 1. retreated back Into the building. Jr., the Americain Federation of couiq see a mEui with a bandEige that somewhere between two the 8-year nault workers on the first shift "commission of notables” to May spoke Monday night to Force has Euiother $50 million to wialk to Tknoithy Merrill Wright DeGregory Is president of the on his heEbd. William Ursln, 43 of Bolton reported this morning. ' ■ Teachers, AFL-CIO, the Ameri- and 12 of the Russian-designed mind for this kind of protection of Andover has been announced Metal Trades Council of New work out new legislation. the Women’s Republican Club was charged with failure to The return .to the Renault CEin Association of university Shadows of other people were enemy helicopters had, been in the Pacific area, including by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. London County, a coalition of The radlo-TV strike has re­ of Columbia. He noted "the real obey a traffic signal, in connec' > strikers plus 10,000 at the Sav- Professors, Emd other groups. to the same area. "There must downed by artillery and U.S. South Korea. Donald B. ESdara of Norwalk. unions which represent the BB duced campaigning via those, challenge” of the forthcoming tion with the alleged running of * lem truck plant in Lyon and They charged that to Colfax’ be about 100 of them,’ 'a marine warplanes to and near the DMZ Her fiance is the son of Mr. unconditional production workers. The MTC media for the National Assem- campaign’ would be to bring to said excitedly. Saturday and Sunday nights. a red light at the Center yester­ about 30,000 shipyard (workers CEise, the draft weis being used and Mrs. T. C. Wright of Bt. —)A ConimUnist MIG21 shot telep h o n e day at 7 a.m. 2 | K | tt (See Page Bight) at St. Nazaire, Bordeaux Eind La (8ee Page Four) (See PEige Eight) to punish dissent. The voice again pleaded for 6. Ursln is scheduled to appeeu* mercy. The nuuhies tensed ex­ down a U.S. Navy PhEmtom Jet .(Miss BMers received her BA , in court July 8. ' pectantly. Suddenly a tattered oBr Sunday over the North Viet» degree In psychology from Na-' guarantee BS DIFFERENT STYLES namese pEinhandle, the U.S. Lone Sailor FREE figure arose from alongside thoi thanlal Haiwthohie College, An­ . ,1 wooden shed and WEilked toward Command said. The two fliers trim, N.H. She is employed as are missing. DELIVERY us, his rifle slung across his Fires Flare a Grade 2 teacher in'Shelton. FOR MEN AND W DMEN shoulder. Mr. Wright is a graduate of Actors’ Strike Douses Broadway’s Bright Lights Then hEiU a dozen more Rham High School, Hebron. He The area was sealed off and Four order for drug needa moved out from the right. Soon As Greeting and oosmattca will ba taken Joined the U.S. Navy in August ALWAYS SSS.TSTD $ 4 0 5 NEW YORK (AP) — DoUy there was a streEun of battered hea.vy fighting raged for one can Of ImmedlaMy. 1964, and served as a crew- didn’t say hello and Fiddler men gathering to -a clearing hour. Then government psycho­ MIAMI, Fla. (AP). —IHiHugo man-navigator aboard several logical warfare teams appealed N.Y. D R A M A didn’t fiddle as a strike by Ac­ surrounded by the marines. Vlhlen, a bearded jet pilot with Douglas A3B bomber type air­ FO R QRADU^ATION These were the huAgry and over loudspeakers to the enemy a weakness for slow teats, said tors Equity closed 19 Broadway, craft. He 'was discharged 1 ^ B tmv exhausted remnEtnts of a battal­ troops to surrender. This meth­ hello with a gaudy orange flare October, and is employed as a CRITICS AWARD shows. ( ion from the Viet Cong Quyet od has proven successful In the Monday and then turned back to (x)sddoJtL sales representative for the H M S ltt Curtain time Monday night recent Saigon fighting, particu­ I toe business of sailing his six- 767 MAIN 8X^-646-5661 ;:!g $3i.B^TO saee ^ Tliang—Resolved to Win—regi­ Westingtiouse Credit Cora., found only a slow procession of: larly when the enemy soldiers PreacrIpUon Fhaimacy ment. foot sailboat across the ^Atlan­ Hartford. f pickets --under toe darkened The enemy had been discov­ were low to anununitibn, tic. f' The wedding is planned W marquees .at such hits eis "Cab­ Vohlen was 26 miles from Tlie Choose bracelet watches, ered the previous Eifternoon hid­ (See Page Eight)/- Ainil 1969. „ aret,” "George M!”, “HE4lr," CubEin island, of Cay Coco Eind m strap watches, sports "Hello Dolly!” and "Fiddler on 2(0 mile$ from home at Home­ or dress watches, diamond toe Roof." stead, FJa. when he'fired , an or­ watches, automatics, (The strike also closed nine ange flare to greet an EiirplEine road shows Im cities from that carried his wife, son and waterproofs and calendar, Wilmington, Del., to Seui Fran­ newsmen to check his progress. watches, in stainless steel, cisco. But it did not Eiffect Off Ray Extradition The sea was too rough to per­ Broadway productions. mit their amphibious ptone to gold-filled and 14K gold. The wEilkout was caUad by Ac­ lEind and Vihlen probably didn’t Incendiary Best of all, your graduate tors Equity after it (Eilled to know who was aboard, but he To Be Heard June 27 waved a greeting anyway eis toe new perfume gets 3 years of service reach agreement with -Broad­ from France way producers on wages and By LAWRENCE MALKIN plane circled his boat, its triEUi- Stregt today for the second time gular sail billowing. absolutely FREE. other items to replace the con­ Associated Press Writer since his arrest 10 days ago. Yoii’te itenr livid, tract that expired two weeks Arnold Markowitz, a MiEimi l':!S LONDON (AP) — A British Thp magistrate ordered him re- Yoh’vi never loved This remarlcable value offer ago. magistrate today scheduled a HerEdd reporter aboard the . WHITE STAG will beVithdiAwn June 22ad. turaed to Wandsworth Prison. plane, reported to a copyrighted 'Til you’ve been wa(pted by Producer David Merrick, who hearing on June 27 on the U.S. Invo attorneys from Blrming- Einnounced the death of two of government’s application to re­ story today that Vlhlen, “ ful- Ooldflre han4, Ala., Arthur J. HEines and t * his shows after the strike begEUt, turn James pari Ray to Tennes­ somely bearded and apparently TENTS his son, Arthur Jr., are expect­ to full control of the April Fool said after a City HeJI meeting: see for trial on a charge of mur­ y. Exquisite Perfume ed in London Wednesday to as­ Eind the sea, looked ' like he SUEPINO lAGS "This strike could lEWt for five dering Dr. $Iartln Luther King sist Ray’s British attorney. AIR MATTRESSES years. There’ll be nothing left of Jr. didn’t need a thing. He Just sort ' made and sealed in The hearing today weis the of tod^ed along there, orsuige COLEMAN toe theater when It’s over." Ray’s British attorney, Roger customary two-mtoute session The pickets who strolled toe Frlsby, indicated to Bow Street jacket and white sails on a field STOVES. LANTERNS •France > when a court has decided on a, of deep blue.” Call toeater-ltoed streets off 'Tlmea Magistrate’s Court that the 40- postponement. V Vihlen’s wife, Johnnie, rigged FOLDING COTS H os. SO.OO $10.00 w u a re cEirried signs reading, year-old escaped convict would The courtroom was smEill a floatable plpstic bag contEdn- Colognes $2.60 Boxed Soap $1.60 ^Actors on strike—no show until fight extradition. TTie lawyer FOOT LOCKERS filled with about 100 persons, Ing a jug of i^ed tea, aspirin, a Batli Fragran6^2t60 ^we get a contract.’ ’ They .dis­ asked Chief Metropolitan Magis­ mostly newsmen. ’ DUFFLE lA G S NEW SYSTEM newspaper, a personal note and Bath Powder tributed "fact sheets” to psw- trate Freink Milton for as much Ray, wearing a blue checked . TARPS Isershy. time EIS possible to prepare his a can of.- ^eodorant—noting LAUNDRY suit and glasses, sat impEtsslve- laughingly: "H e’ll need it." LIFE VESTS At the. theater hour toe nor­ cErae. ly to the dock while attorneys AND DRY CLEANING But the oqly way to drop-the mally thronged stdewEilks to toe Milton said he wEinted to hold and the magistrate discussed DINING CANOPY parcel was'through the pilot’s ON HABBISON ST. (44) arek were hirgely empty, res­ the hearing as soon eis possible, MESS KITS details. window and the a'viator said the • OU East Center SC. taurant msiitre d’s presided ahd they compromised on After Milton fixed the extriidi- Charge with CAP - CCP TJiursday of next week. V bag would be sucked Into the OiULY to 6:00 PJM. Oppocite the Oemeteiy over deserted tables and taxi­ tlon hearing date, Ray spoke propeller. All Tour Camping Needs cabs were avallalble lor the Erak- British extiudition hearing^' only two words: ‘"rhank you.” Eleven-yeEir-old Dana Vlhlen For Piok-up and Delivery ing. usuEilly last a day or two, Emi| MANCHESTER He WEIS separated from the pressed hard against the ptone Call 646-nS8 JEWELBRS-SILVEnSMITHS SINCE -jSaO Disappointed playgoers; some U\e magistrate generally givek , , (AP Photobuc) spectators by a wall of police­ window to peer at his father as [SURPLUS SALES CO^ of whom had bought their Uck- his decision as soon as he hears ' 166 N. MAIN A ' Branohea aCt 1145 TOLLAND XPKE. "Members of Actors EJQuity picket the Imperial H way’s legitimate theaters. “Cabaret” was among men and detectiveg^ Police also toe plane circled the bobbing S$1 Qartford Bd. all the evidence. MjC PBPOX SQ^-648-7111 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AT 968 MAIN STREET , Theater in New York as strike blacks out Broad-^ Broadway hits picketed by Equity strikers. (8ee Page Four) Ray WEIS brought to Bow and Pine deanera MANOHKSXBB (See Page Eight) (8m P o fo MIm ) •66 Center Street Exit 93, WUbur CroM Pkwy. Also: New Haven, Milford, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Meriden, New Britain, Bristol, Torrington, Hartford, Middletown, Provldenof, Pawtucket

Top View