THURSDAY', MARCH 21, 1968 PAGE5 TWENTY-FX)UR ifllattrt)i?0t?r 1Ev;entns If^raUi Average DaDy Net Praai Run . F o r Hie Week Ended The Weather March , l$»l Kenneth A. Tiznltsky, son of 9 Rein Ukely tonight end to­ About Town Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Tiznlt- Gates Killed School Menus BethSholom sky o f 40 Vernon St, recently iilanrIfPBtpr lEumtnn morrow. lo w tonight in upper Miss Kathleen Conlon, daugh­ completed Air Force basic train­ T E M P LE ’S Fu&rcSvSNo 1 5 ,5 8 0 30e. Tomomow In mid 40s. ter of Mrs. William L. Conlon ing at Lackland AFB, Tex. He In Vietnam; ’The Manchester public‘'school Board Backs 808 MAIN SXRiEBJr (ACROSS FROM BOURNiB BUIOK) .. iMANCHUSTIW Manehe»ter— A City of Village Charm of 102 Lakewood Circle, haa has been assigned to the Air menu for the week of March been named to the dean’s list Force ’Technical Training Cen­ Lived Here 25 Is as follows; VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 146 ('TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 (Ckuwlfied AdvertUlng on Page 21) PRICE SEVEN CENTS for the first semester at Em­ ter, Lowry AFB, Colo. A 1966 Monday; Breaded veal cutlet, Busing Plan ONE OF THE LARGEST MAGEE CARPET STOCKS «* manuel College, Boston. She graduate of Manchester High ALSO ONE OF THE LARGEST ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING SE- Is senior and Is majoring In his­ School, he attended the Hartford- Pfc. Robert A. Gates, 24, son Temple Beth Sholom’s execu­ tory. branch of the University of Con­ of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. tive board, by a resoluUon LECTIONS IN NEW ENGLAND. -r^ Gates of North Palm Beach, pears. necticut. Tuesday; Baked meat loaf, unanimously adopted last night, Fla., formerly of S. Mojin S t. Seaman Appren. Thomas D. mashed potato, beets, bread, was killed in action Jcun. 26 in has reaffirmed its support of Kittle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dav­ The Orange Hall Corporation butter, milk, cranberry crisp. FIX UP FOR SPRING Vietnam. Project Concern and Is urging id L. KttUe of 9 Pioneer Circle, will have Its annual meeting Wednesday; Sloppy Joe on His iinlt was engaged in a a continuation of the program Israel and Jordan 1s attending a radioman school Rockefeller Move Boosts Friday at 8 pjn. at Orange roll, green beans, bread, butter, for Manchester. at the Coast Guard Training combat assault mission west of HaU. Dinner will be served at milk, harvest cake. ’The Temple, In 1966, was one Center, Governors Island, N.Y. Dak ’To, Kontum Province, 6. Thursday; Frankfurt on roll, of the first backers of the two- SAVE 20% to 50% baked beans, cole slaw, milk, year experiment, which buses Members of the VEW Auxili­ Mrs. E. David Hawkins of mixed fruit. 62 of Hartford’s disadvantaged ON FAMOUS MAKE CARPETS - IINOLEUM - TILE ary will meet tonight at 7:16 Vernon has resigned as organist . Friday; Orange juice, tuna- children to Manchester schools. Each Claim Victory Tyixoti’s Political Stock noodle casserole, tossed salad, at the Whlte-Glbson Funeral and choir director at Emanuel A townwide advisory refer­ tanks and vehicles which die East.” It promised intensifi- J - 9 J L A . J L J.K/ bread, butter, milk. Ice cream. TELAVTV (AP)—Israeli tanks and vehicles which die East.” It promised Intenslfl- Home, 64 Elm St., Rockville, to Lutheran Church and will leave endum is scheduled for April fOIx:es fought their way cf'^Bsed the Jordan River. cation of Arab guerrilla raids, 30 on the question, ’’Should Man­ DUPONT 501 NYLON CARPET REMNANTS pay respects to the late, Mrs. the post in June. back home 'Tueeday night ^ ended, the Ar- ’The United States rebuked Emily S. Ivanlskl, whose daugh­ chester continue to participate Red 15’ X I2*5" — Biscuit Beige 12* x I5'8" — Blue 12' x 13* abs and Israelis debated before both Israel and Joradn, but National Head daliming that ’they wiped ter. Miss Terl Ivanlskl, Is a Members of Friendship Lodge In Project doncern?” The two- Avocado 15* x 8*6" — Lavender 6 x 7*6" . , A u ■ '‘u Security Council and American specialists In Middle member of the group. of Masons who have grinder or­ Of VFW Women year experiment ends In June four Arab guerrilla nought support in the corridors Eas.t affairs expressed guarded ders for the Rainbow Girls sale and the Hartford Board of Edu­ oases and ki'Ued 150 ter- and lounges at U.N. headquar- hope that the outbreak would cation has asked Manchester to White House Governor Mias Cheryl Starkweather, Saturday are asked to turn In To Make Visit rorists in thedr 15-hour in- tors in New York. The Arabs prove just another one-day Incl- their lists tonight to Marshall continue Its participation. vaedon o f Jordanian terri- were reported optimistic that dent. The state Department ac- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Mrs. Walter Bogaez of Meri- A S LO W AS ert Starkweather of 39 Joseph Hodge, junior warden, at the The Manchester school board, tory on the east side of the the council would adopt a reso- knowledged that the Israeli In- Seen Open lodge meeting at the Masonic c’.cn, national president of the although not bound by the ad­ luUon condemning Israel and vaslon was ” in response to ter- Hats Aloft St., Is on the dean’s list at VFW Auxiliary, will make her Joixlan River. Marietta (Ohio) College, where Temple. visory referendum, has tabled wamlng that “ effective steps” rorist attacks” but said It was official visit this weekend to Its decision until alter the April ’The Israelis said they lost would be taken If the attack was ’’damagflng to the hope for a set- she Is a senior majoring In the Department of Connecticut only 80 of their men. ’The Jorda- For D raft MieimberB of the Eighth Dis­ 30 special election. repeated. tlement.” Over Move French. at Hartford. trict Fire Deipartment wUl have Public announcements of sup­ nlans claimed 200 of the invad­ The semiofficial Egyptian Pravda, the Soviet Oommu- ’The second member of the ers were killed and said only 20 newspaper A1 Ahram declared party newspaper, warned NEW YORK (AP)—Gov. Robert A. O’Grady and Rich­ a dlsptrlot meeting tomorrow at port lor Project Concern, have WASHING’TON (AP) — 8 p. m. at fire headquarters. department to be :iamed to the come also from the Manchester Jordanians were dead. ’The Jor- that the Israeli attack has “ bur- Israel to expect punishment for Nelson Rockefeller’s deci­ ard E. O’Grady, -sons of Mr. national presidency, Mrs. Bo­ White House politicos un­ Main and Hilliard Sta. Human Relations Commission, Sq. Yd. danlans also claimed they led forever all chances for a the attack on Jordan. sion not to run for the Re­ and Mrs. Edward O’Grady of gaez will be honored at a din­ doubtedly flung hats aloft the Manchester League of Wo­ knocked out most of the Israeli peaceful settlement In the Mid- ’The Israeli government de­ 72 Keeney St., are on the ner Sunday at 6;30 p.m. at the in glee when Gov. Nelson A. publican presidential! nomi­ Cub Scout Pack 98 of Buckley men Voters, the Green School clined to comment on state­ dean’s list for the first semes­ Hartford Hilton Hotel. Mrs. Rockefeller balked at skim- nation sent Richard M. School will sponsor a paper PTA, and from two top Repub­ ments by the United States and ter at their respective schools. Frainces Anderson of ’Trumbull, Nixon’s political stock sky­ drive April B, 6 and 7. ’Those Pfc. Robert A. Gates lican officials. Town Chairman others deploring its action. But ming his own hat into the Robert Is a senior at Mt. St. the first person to achieve that rocketing today and stirred wishing to have papers or mag­ Francis DellaFera and Town Do Informed sources said Israel ring for the Republican Mary’s Seminary, Emmitsburg, when It met an enemy force, honor. Will also be a guest at One Or The Other heavy speculation about the azines picked up may contact Counsel John Shea. “ has a very strong case and our presidential nomination, Md., and Richard is a fresh­ and Pfc. Gates was mortally the dinner. Carried Supplies Martin Hahn of B3 Willard Rd. position certainly is not shaky.” Although President Johnson possibility of a movement to man at Boston College. wounded by small arms fire. He Mrs. Mary LeDuc of 40 Cam­ The sources said Israel had hasn’t said he’ll seek a second draft RockefeJler. waa Initially listed as mlasing bridge St., detrim ent presi­ CERAMIC BATHRCCM ample proof of Arab sabotage fun term—and faces a rugged ’The governor left himself In action, and was offlciaHy dent, will preside at a quarter­ R i ^ a l Seeiking activities, and Israel’s delegate fight for renomlnation If he does open to such a development. listed as dead Feb. 8. ly meeting of the department It costs so little and adds so much. U.S. Planes Smash to the United Nations, Yosef Te- —there are personal as well as Nixon said, ” I do not l>elleve He was bom Aug. 12, 1943 in Sunday at 2 p.m. at the hotel. State YR Post It lasts a lifetime. Don’t settle for sub­ koah, had been Instructed to political reasons why he would at this point that a draft is like­ Springfield, Mass., and lived (n stitutes. Nothing has the style like present them. rather see nearly anyone other ly unless I make some rather „ , t t f , X Charles L. Rleged of Man- DANIELS Majidiester for nine years be­ CERAMIC ’TUe. “ We’re sorry about the Amer- than Rockefeller representing serious mistake.” fore moving to Norwalk, Calif., fjOCleT-llSpeCtlOllS ®l^ester, past president of the lean stand,” the sources said, the GOP In November. ^ local YR (Young Republicans) 165 Enemy T rucks The former vice president, In 1953. About two years ago “ and the position of the other Johnson likes Rockefeller per- TRAVEL AGENCY Club, l3 a candidaite for chair­ however, said he saw the possi­ he moved to North Palm Beach. Will Continue c powers was to be expected, but sonally. He has been able to get bility of this action. "I would man of the Connecticut Federa­ SAIGON (AP) — American troops kUled 330 of the enemy in Israel could not be asked to re- the New Yorker’s help on occa- He was employed at Pratt and Town Manager Robert Weiss suggest that at the cdnventlon, PftCSENTS tion of Young Republicans, fighter-bombers smashed 160 scattered fighting. fraln from taking action.” ^ gion in lining up support among Whitney Division of United Air­ said Tuesday night that Man­ in the event the favorite sons do which Is holding its annual North Vietnamese trucks car­ U.S. pUots reported 110 trucks The Israeli chief of staff, I_aj. governors for some of the ad- craft Oorp., West Palm Bec.;h. chester Housing Code Inspec­ not make decisions before the state convention and elections 119 rying military supplies to the destroyed or damaged Wednes­ Gen. Haim Bar-Lev, insisted ministration’s programs, tions will continue under the 1968 Weekend and He was inducted into the Army Communists’ troops along the convention, a draft could oc­ sent present procedure scheduled In­ Saturday, at the ’Tobacco VaJ- INSTALLED day in Nortii Vietnam’s south­ that the lightning Invasion was President has no love March 7, 1967, and waa ley Inn, Windsor. demilitarized zone in the last ern panhandle and the Mu Gla cur,” Nixon said. to Vietnam in September. spections of multiple-unit dwel- Free not a reprisal lor recent raids for Richard M. Nixon, left vir­ Up to 100 Sq. Ft. Includes Labor, two days, the U.S. Command Pass area and another 55 de­ by Arab guerrillas but ” an at­ In California, Gov. Ronald Vacation Tours Survivore, boslides his par- lings, and inspections of single- Rlegel, a member o f the Man­ tually alone In the GOP race by IVfoterials and Your Choice of Colors. announced today. stroyed or damaged in the same tack aimed at destroying” the Reagan said In a news confer­ ents. Include two sisters, Mrs. family dwellings only with the chester Republican Town Com­ Estimates Rockefeller’s move. Through South of the DMZ, U.S. mili­ general area ’Thursday. bases of El Fatah, the terrorist ence he believes the delegates Marjorie MoSwain of Santa owners’ permission. mittee, Is heading up the “Ac­ the years Johnson has given Personally Escorted from tary sources said the North “ It’s not a fact that the truck organization which by - Israeli to the Republican national con­ Barbara, Calif., and Mias B o n -^ The Board of Directors ’Tues- tion Slate’’ at the state con­ SHOP AT the former vice president the Vietnamese have moved highly traffic Is increasing,’ ’ a U.S. estimate has 1,000 members. vention will choose the nomine nle Gatos o f Santa Cruz, Calif.; day approved an — ------amended vention, and has pledgfed con­ back of his hand. Manchester and Hartford tinuation of strong YGOP sup­ mobile 37mm antiaircraft guns spokesman said. "It’s a fact Heavy fire from Jordanian —not the primaries. "Right now and his paternal grandiparents, Workable Program, required by HOME up to the U.S. Marine fortress at ____ As for practical politics, to the federal agencies for towns and port to the State GOP organi­ that the weather is breaking. gims slowed down the withdraw­ it would seem a draft could de­ Mr. and Mrs. Edsooi Gates of lOie Sanh for the first time in but Bar-t«v said the whole Johnson camp Nixon apparently cide what would happen,” he cities which receive federal zation. We have been socked In with al, NEW YORK CITY WEEKEND Ashland, Mass. GIAL the war, raising a serious new iweathCT looked easier to tackle than added. ’The mlUtary ■funera'l and bur­ grants for urban renewal and The position o f YGOP state and they have been Israeli force had returned to the Dinner, Dancing and Floor Show at the Latin Quarter, threat to the besieged base’s rewlne up suppUes___ lor ___ Khe west bank___ __ of the „ . Jordan______River __ Rockefeller. governor ial were Feb. 16 In Arldmg^ton for housing. chairman carries with it a seat Another Western governor, “ ister Show at Radio City Music Hall and 643-6662 aerial lifeline. Sanh and other jdaoes. All of a under jet fighter cover by night- would have been a new entry of- Notional Cemetery. Manchester’s Workable Pro­ on the Republican State Cen­ Paul Laxalt of Nevada, com­ NO OBLIGA’nON U.S. heeidquarters also report­ sudden, boom! the FACs (For- fall. Jordan announced that the ^ "®w political banner for mented, "A big, unanswered .. Bw P&m Garden Hotel. SA 1 A A gram has been submitted and tral Committee. ed that ground action In South OUT OF ’TOWN ward air controllers) spot the last Israeli forces withdrew ralljdng Republicans and Demo- question now will be whether or 2 Days, March 23rd and 24th. "0 ■ • W accepted each year since 1962. Rie®;eTs opponent for the post Vietnam “ continued at an accel­ cratlc malcontents The program reviews town Is David Dalton of Torrington. CALL COLLECT trucks.” across the river at 8 p.m. local not this will stop tile draft Duplicate Bridge erated pace” Thursday, and That goes despite Rockefel- programs in seven major cate­ 'lYie new chairman will succeed The weather was described as time. movement.” WASHINCITON CHERRY BLOSSOM & ‘‘significant contacts with ene­ ler’s untested pulling power In a Results in a duplicate bridge gories, to prove to federal of­ Dwight Mayer o f Wilton. “ good” but hazy In the southern Amman Radio claimed that Rockefeller, in these words, my forces were reported in aU national election and Nixon’s game last night at the Ita,lian ficials that the town is carry­ Local deleg^ates to Saturday’s OPEN GAILY panhandle and Mu Gla Pass the invasion cost Israel dearly, •said he Is still available as the corps tactical zones.” Commu­ record as the best vote-getter In SPRIMG WEEKENDS American Club are: North- ing out a number of locally in­ convention are; Riegel, David areas Thursday after a day of It said the Jordanian forces de- GOP candidate: niques reported American, GOP harness—even though he Complete tour of Washington and hotels for 2 nights. South, James LeSure and Clay stituted plans, designed to elim­ Caron, David Odegard, Arthur 9 - 6 South Vietnamese and Korean (See Page Five) (See Page Seventeen) lost the 1960 presidential elec­ "I have said that I stood 3 Days Departing April 5, 12, 19, 26; O C O T K WllEcn, first; Mrs. Leo Berube inate future blight, even while Svensson Jr., Roger Ouelette, tion and a 1962 race for gover­ ready to answer to any true and and Mias Bea Boylan, second, federal funds are paying for the Barbara Riegel, Robert Von — O R — $ THURS. ■ FRI. 9-9 May 3, 10, 17 and 24. 9 nor of California. meaningful call from the Re­ and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bak­ removal of existing blight. Deck, William Von Deck, Karin John F. Kennedy and run­ publican party to serve it and er, third. ’The seven categories are; Von Deck^ Carl Dewey and TUB A R E A PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH WEEKENDS ning-mate Lyndon B. Johnson the nation. I still so stand. I Also, East-West, Mrs. Paul Codes and Ordinances, Compre­ Carolyn Dewey. would be derelict or uncandid INSTALLED Gives Up Fight barely squeaked by In that Lancaster, York, Amish Country, Farmers Market, Barton and Steve Barton, first; hensive Community Plan, Neigh­ Delegates to the YR First were I to say otherwise. Dutch Feast, Hershey Chocolate Factory and Gardens, Mrs. Jeannine Raymond and Ed borhood Analysis, Administra­ Congfresslonai District Conven­ presidential contest. Of course, the President Isn’t "I expect no such call. And I Cenway, second, and Robert tive Organization, Planning, tion are Ouelette and Svensson. Roadside America and hotels. 3 Days Departing April EXCITING PATTERNS IN in the blear yet himself, what shall do nothing in the future, Kemp and B.B. Smythe, third. Housing for Displaced Families Tlheir alternates are Mr. and 13, 20, 27; May 4,11,18 and 25. Special 4 O C Q "T C with Sens. Robert F. Kennedy of by word or deed, to encourage ’The game Is sponsored by the and Civilian Participation. Mrs. William Von Deck. Czech President Resigns such a call.” Day Tour to Kutztown Fair July 4th to 7th. 9 # • m 9 Manchester Bridge Club and is New York and Eugene J. Mc­ Gov. Nelson Rockefeller refused to throw his hat in the ring yesterday and, per­ played Wednesdays at 7 :30 p.m. Carthy of Minnesota unhappy Rockefeller advanced four PRAGUE (AP) — Preslde.nt hours after Deputy Premier tlonary said: "Let us pray to haps to prove it, he gave a wave to those who accompanied him back to his New reasons for his decision not to and Fridays at 8 at the club ARMSTRONG about his Vietnam policy and BERMUDA TOUR Oldrlch Cemik returned from God that everything will go York office after he told the nation he would not be a candidate for president. try again for the Republican at 135 Eldrldge St. Play is open Antonin Novotny gave up his challenging for the Democratic Moscow. well.” nomination—and he pointed to All Jet tour from Bradley Field to Bermuda. Bermu- to the public. fight for political survival today nomination. (AP Photofax). Premier Alexei Kosygin and Meanwhile, the presidential Nixon’s long lead as the first of diana Hotel, Meals, Sightseeing,. Boat Cruise, Trans­ The Sound of Music and resigned after the Czecho­ Almost every presidential an original adaptation by other top Soviet officials told standard, bearing the motto speech—and there aren’t many them. The governor said: fers, Gratuities, Cocktail Parties. slovak Communist party’s new him they would not interfere In "Truth Will Prevail” continued days without one or more—of­ "Quite frankly, I find it clear 8 Days Departing May 5th and C A A Embossed Linoleum anti-Stalinist leaders received Czechoslovakia’s liberal new to fly over Novotny’s palatial at this time that a considerable Singer Touch and Sew Sew­ M/ss Arlyne M, Garrify fers a defense of his position on Returning May 12th. 9"f9»ww the Kremlin’s assurance that It course of "socialist democrati- residence overlooking the Vlta­ ing Machines (less than Sponsored by Makes a beautiful practical floor in colorful 3 dimensional design. Vietnam and a call for unity. majority of the party’s leaders would not interfere with their zatlcm.” va River. There was no immedi- want the candidacy of former 880.00) or finish $6.00 month­ NATHAN HALE PTA The Johnson manner and ap­ U,S, Officials Foresee liberalization drive. Novotny’s downfall began last ate explanation for this. Vice President Richard Nixon.” WILLIAMSBURG VIRGINIA TOUR ly payments. (None over 6 pearance betray no obvious FRI., MARCH 22 SAT., MARCH 23 Its richly textured appearance makes Novotny, a hard-line Commu­ January, when Alexander Dub- Novotny, 63, was named party In a time of deep cleavages of Memorial Day Weekend including Complete Tour of months old). nist, sent his letter of abdication cek replaced him as leader of leader in 1953 and president In signs of worry. He has been Williamsburg, Jamestown, Norfolk and Virginia 644-1269 8:00 P.M. 2:00 P.M. it ideal for just about any room in the mocking rather than blasting American opinion over the prob­ to the National Assembly’s pre­ the Czechoslovak Communist 1957. His term as chief of state lems confronting the nation. Beach. 4 Days. Departing May 30th and Returning NATHAN HALE AUDITORIUM sidium which immediately ac­ party, the position of real pow- was to have ended next year. his rivals so far. So the Presi­ No Quick Pueblo Release Rockefeller said, “ I do not be­ June 2nd. Benefit Performance, Mary C. Taylor Library Fund house and the soft colons will give a cepted It. The party presidium dent evidently has worked up a ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN 60c SQUARE The political demise of the ve­ convincing act or has a genuine lieve that the way to compose lift to any decorative scheme. YARD did likewise earlier today. In an attempt at a face-saving teran Stalinist followed a WASHINGTON (AP) — ’Two inside Korean territorial waters proof that the ship was seized In perilous national division Is to Read Herald Ads Novotny gave up his fight to confidence that he can nab the GRAND EUROPEAN TOUR gesture, C3TK, the official news months-long power struggle brass ring If he wants It at the months after North Korea’s and an apolog(y for "hostile international waters, 15.4 miles create more partisan division.” hold on to the largely ceremo­ service, said he now would re­ which sent Soviet Communist Jan. 23 seizure of the U.S. Intel- acts.” from the nearest Korean land. All Jet Tour visiting Amsterdam, Cologne, Wiesbaden, Democratic convention merry- Further, he said “ personal nial presidency less than 48 tire from public life because of party chief Leonid Brezhnev ligence ship Pueblo, the brink- President Johnson has re- Washington’s reply to Pyon­ combat between two presiden­ Lucerne, Innsbruck, Venice, Florence, Rome, Pisa, go-round in Augiist. the "state of his health.” hurrying to Prague before But the blasting may begin of-war fever It generated has ceived a letter purportedly gyang has been: Return the tial aspirants” would have a di­ Nice, Paris, London, Dublin and Shannon. Finest • Guaranteed let Quality Before notifying the presidi­ Christmas. against Nixon, whose march to- simmered down to a lingering signed by the Pueblo’s 82 sui‘- crewmen and if their testimony visive effect on his party as Hotels. 21 Days Departing June 28th and Returning Armstrong um of the Parliament, Novotny Novotny’s troubles reportedly ward the Republican nomlna- diplomatlc crisis. vivlng crewmen, saying a wash- shows any American violatton well os the nation. July 19th. • Cut from Full Rolls Actress Gets formally asked the 15-member stemmed from economic diffi- tion knocked aside Gov. George American officials, who chose ington apology is needed, "be- the U.S. government will take "It would confuse Issues and T ^ lju d A , 9 / l J o j v / l party presidium, of which he cultles and unrest among wri- Romney of Michigan and, in the dlplomacy instead of force,, say fore our repatriation can be the appropriate action. Individuals, convictions and am­ • Regularly $9.95 CALfFORNIA & MEXICO TOUR MONTINA® himself is a member, to be re­ ters, students and officials of view of some Johnson assocl- they foresee no release of the realized.” Now other letters in Representatives of the two bitions. It would be a dividing Divorce from lieved of his office. the semlautonomous Slovak ates, left Rockefeller without a vessel and her 82 surviving the same vein from individual sides met again ’Thursday at ra<;e between political personall All Motor Coach Tour visiting Abilene, St. Louis, Colo­ The news, carried by Prague Communist party. He was re­ chance. crewmen any time soon. crewmen are. being received by Panmunjom, this time for an ties, not a healing race toward VINYL CORLON radio, spread through this na­ While two U.S. aircraft car- their families, rado Springs, Pikes Peak, Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, .Lean, placed as party c’l'c' by a Slo­ Actually, Johnson hasn’t let hour. It was the 12th confronta­ national purpose.” Las V^as, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Disneyland, BIEHF NOW tion of 15 million. vak, Alexander Dubcek, who up on Nixon In years. riers stand by well off the Ko- ’The letters have been car- tion on the Pueblo at the Korean As his fourth reason, he said A tantalizingly different flooring with Cary Grant rean coast In the Sea of Japan, rylng the communist charge Knott’s Berry Farm, Movie Studios, ^ottsdale, Ju USDA Many expressed relief. Others has fostered reformist policies When campaigning against truce site and the State Depart- he wants to work for his wlde- natural design effect that fits prac- jm felt the resignations was an an­ the antagonists now thrust and that the Pueblo intruded within arez, San Antonio, HemisFair '68, 'ITie Alamo, New S^lid AT ITS and spreading liberalization. Barry Goldwater In 1964, John­ men’s report was as before: ranging legislative program, tically eyery decorative theme. Use it LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ac­ ticlimax because Novotny had Although he rose to power in son pirated a Goldwater slogah parry through spokesmen In se- 7.6 miles of North Korean "No progress.” whereas contending for the Orleans, Gulf of Mexico and many other points. Deluxe CHOICE with everj^hing from modem to ^ tress Dyan Cannon has won an been the target of a long cam-' the Stalin era, Novotny had and said at Pittsburgh, Pa., just crecy-cloaked talks at Panmun­ shores, in-sde the Reds’ claimed State Department authorities nomination would entail leaving Hotels. 23 Days Departing July 27th AA MeaU BEST unconteated divorce from Cary paign of imprecedented criti­ swung toward cautious liberali- before the bsjloting; ” I just jom. 12-mlle territorial limit. The expect more talk, probably lots New York for the campaign feudal. Ideal for both home and busi­ U.S. government says it has and Returning August 18th. O #9»V w ness. Can be installed on floors in Grant but the suave 64-year-old cism. North Korea demands a U.S. , b'efore North Korea seri- trail. SQUARE film star has been giveii partial One leading Communist func- -(See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) confession of criminal espionage positive electronic direct contact with the ground. 19 YARD tracking ously considers freeing the pris- Rockefeller made his an­ cuiftbdy of their only child, 2- ______oners. They figure the Commu­ nouncement to an audience of NOVA SCOTIA TOUR ROUND beautiful colors. year-old Jennifer. nists will try first to extract between 400 and 500 reporters 1 All Motor Coach Tour visiting Bar Harbor, Halifax, *' Preparation and Installation Extra Superior Court Judge Robert maximum propaganda mileage between'400 and 600 reporters in Peggy’s Cove, Citadel Hill, Cabot Trail, Cape Breton A. Wenke dissolved the 32- Island, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick and ROAST month marriage ’Thursday while Outcome of Brain Research (Se© Page Twelve) , (See Page Twelve) Maine. 9 Days Departing August 3rd Grant waa in Bt. John’s Hospital AA TENIX SOLID In New York City recovering and Returning August 11th. 9x12 U. S. CHOICE from Injuries suffered In a EXTRA HEAVY VINYL CLEAR March 12 auto accident. HAWAIIAN & OUTER ISLANDS TOUR LINOLEUM Miss Cannon, 30, the actor’s Pill, Switch Now Can Control Aggression Edition 2 Weeks Old All Jet tour from Bradley F’ield visiting San Francisco, TOP ROUND STEAK u,*1.19 fourth wife, had sought in the RUNNERS two-day trial to prevent Grant By JOHN DAVY menter and a ^ c k a rat; stim­ that outside stimulus triggered the animal became “peaceful Honolulu, Mauri, Hawaii, Kauai, Los Angeles and Las RUGS from being able to see his 'The London Observer ulation In another region mode aggressive behavior. What kind and benevolent.” Vegas. Includes Luau, Malihini Nights, Night Club I LARGE, FRESH, PLUMP, 6-6 Vi LBS. AVG. (laughter except during daylight FOR CARPETS PARIS —Human agression, it ignore the rat and attack the of stimulus would depend part­ Then he put the switch In the Paperback Sales Zip Tour, Pearl Harbor Cruise, Complete Tours of all Is­ hours. She asked $5,470 a month experimenter. ly on the animal’s previous ex­ cage. One Intelligent monkey according to an Ameri(»n psy­ lands plus many extras. Deluxe Hotels. 16 Days De­ j ROASTING CHICKENS Lb 59c $5J» alimony and child support. A female human patient be­ perience. soon learned to press the switch parting August 17th and 9 flO R A A .9 0 Judge Wenke gave Grant cus­ chologist, can now be controlled came aggressive when her brain Surgery could also remove himself when the “ boss” t>egan Returning September 1st. O #9*w w i FANCY, CELLO PACK $9.95 tody of Jennifer 60 days a year with a pill or the flick of a was stimulated In a certain re­ aggressive capacities. A wild to look agressive. On U.S. Riot Report and every other holiday and gion. When the current was lynx had been mode tame by RUGS switch. 'The same thing has now been Many other fine toura are being planned and will be announced birthday. He ordered Grant to Dr. K.E. Moyer, of Pittsburgh turned off, "she became mild- removing part of Uie brain. A done with man. Dr. Moyer said NEW YORK (AP) — Only two range of organizations, public shortly. All tours are being quoted on twin-occupancy and ; SWEET LIFE BACON Lb 75c pay $1,600 monthly plus "ex­ Running Yard University, told a UNESCX) con­ mannered and apologetic for few aurgeons had performed that a Dr. Heath, of New Or­ weeks old, the paperback edi­ and private, have placed bulk Include all transportation, deluxe hotels, admissions, sight­ traordinary medical and dental 3Jn 1 Blend of Beef, Veal, Pork WITH 2*x4* ference on l^raln research here, her behavior.” Thus her hostile similar operations on humans leans, had implanted permanent tion of the report of the Presi­ orders for use in a variety of seeing and are personally escorted. I bills” and $500 a month to a that brain scientists now stand behavior, said Dr. Moyer “ could prone to uncontrollable agres­ electrodek into the brains of vio-l dent’s Commission on Chvil Dis­ projects. Early Reservations Are Recomended On All Tours governess or nurse If one is Lb. MATCHING RUG "on a threshold similar to that be turned on and off at the flick sion. Dr. Sano, at Tokyo Uni­ lent psychotlcs. “ The patient! orders is already soaring to­ For Further Information ic Reservations Apply MEAT LOAF MIX hired by Miss Cannon. At an emergency meeting of on which the atomic physicist of a switch.” She felt no podn, versity, had a patient who now con be brought into the clinic,! ward million-seller status. And Miss Cannon had testified the Priest’s Senate of the Brook­ stood In the early 1940s.” ’The but said that she “ did not like reported that “ he could not be paranoid, raging, reacting vio-1 it’s sparking a number of proj­ Grant was a weekly user of the lyn, N.Y., Roman Catholic conference was considering, at to feel BO hcwtlle." There were angry If he wanted to,” Dr. lently and threatening. He is ects among businessmen, In hallucinatory drug LSD for ten also “ circuits” which Inhibited Moyer told the conference. Diocese last week, members Our Produce Is Truly “GARGEN FRESH!’ a final session, the possible plugged In and stimulated, hav­ churches, and in poor communi­ present approved a. resolution DANIELS years. agiression. Similar techniques havd' en­ contributions of brain research ing no awareness of the situa­ ties. She said he had frequent asking Archbishop Bryan J. The aggression centers ap­ forced peace In monkey col­ tion. His response Is immediate. A spokesman for lb. 49c “ yelling and screaming fits” to peace. Bantam McEntegart to buy 60,000 copies FANCY, GREEN ASPARAGUS It was now clear, Dr. Moyer peared to be sensitised by chem­ onies, he added. Dr. Delgado, He relaxes, his hostility dis­ Books said Thursday TRAVEL AGENCY and had beaten her. On one the pub- and distribute them throughout said, that both man and ani­ icals in the blood. Dr. Moyer of Texas, implanted permanent sipates, he smiles and may say lishing house has just ordered night, Miss Cannon testified, the diocese In sch(x>ls, churches 35 BARRY ROAD mals possess “ circuits” in the said, particularly hormones. (It electrodes in the brain of the something like "let me tell you 70.000 more copies printed, ^ GHIQUITA BANANAS 2 lbs. 25c Gfant "threw me down over his and Catholic organizations. brain which, when stimulated, is well known that castration "boas” monkey of a group, a dirty joke.” bringing the total to 810,000. The MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT body ancl hit me on all parts of The Rev. 'Vincent Powell, Sen­ 5 Beautiful Colors produce “ well organized” ag­ reduces agression In animals). through which an electric cur­ 720-page, $1.26 edition sold TEL 646-3012 my body. It is a short step. Dr. Moyer ate .president, said the resolu­ gressive behavior. There are Rats dosed with one hormohe rent could be delivered to the 300.000 copies in Its first three FORMICA COUNTER TOPS One time, Miss Oannon said, commented, to give the patient tion would not be considered signs of several kinds of such Would attack a frog In their aggression center by radio con­ Foltty Travel Brand Travel Service EXPERTLY aad REASONABLY INSTALLED Grant laughed as he beat her. his own power pack with a but­ “.“ "J® ouUets to formally approved until the al>- HICniLAND PARK MARKET behavior; Electrical stimula- cage,i ignore U If dosed with trol. Whenever the “ boss” mon­ SS Lewis Street 904 Main Street 78 Colors to Choose From A friend of Miss (Jannon’a, ton to pre^s whenever he feels call it the f^test seller since gent members, numbering about Hartford, Connecticut . WilUmantlc, Connecticut 317 Highland St., Manchester, Conn. Phdne 643-4278 tlpn of one part of the brain of another. Such hormones evi­ key began to attack another, Valley of the Dolls. Tel. 522-S188 Tel. 42S-77IS (See Page Seventeen) ia cat made it Ignore the experi­ dently sensitised the animal so Delgado pressed a switch« and 1 (See Pago Five) Bantam said an enormous (See Page T w ^ e ) Agents for McMahon Tours, I.C.C. Brokers #MC-I2S7B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 P A G E T H R E E PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 4. i Irving Dwire, Mrs. David Clif­ • 4 4 th I Pool Fund Tolland ton, Mrs. Loyde Foster, sqid iNew Trial Sheinwold on Bridge -I WEEK I Mrs. Cecil Evans; Wednesday, BUY and SAVE NOW! STAR. GAXEIC*^^ Mrs. Roger Fournier, Mrs. Jer­ APPLY COLD LOGIC TO By CLAY R. POLLAN Ordered in MAKE A PEonr NORTH ' f B i pfpKiNo wwdHTr. r II r ortHtATtw^ Of lOH Now ARtlS Board of Education to Hire ry Fitzgerald, Mrs. Michael MAR. 22 Yoor Daily AdM ty Guide Goldstein, Mrs. Charles Fran­ ♦ A 5 — Sat S t Sun. 2K>0-4:00-6;40-0:00 Parkhill-Joyce By ALFRED SHEINWOLD According to the Stars. i' cis; Friday, Mrs. Kenneth Hall, O Q J 10 9 1 ^ 1 s * j 2 ? ^ 6 : t M : S r - Sat ft Sun. I:45-4:0(MI:*0.8:80 SALE ENDS MARCH 30 At $31,500 6-55^73 To develop message for Saturday, 23 Additional Teachers Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. An­ Gaming Case Few defenders are logical O QJ8753 reod words correspoixiing to numbers tX :4-76-T7 The Board of Education has plus a part-time teacher, are dreas Schadt, Mrs. David Grant. Flower Shop enough to make startling plays. ♦ Q a c a d e m y AWARD Two recent contribuUcms to of your Zodiac birth sign. NEW HAVEN (API—A new ^ TAUMJi SCORPtp Perhaps we're altald of being WEST approved requests for 20 addi­ needed for a total cost of $48,- School LuncJies Flank Oakeler, Proprietor trial has been ordered by the EAST NOMIKlATIONS the lOH (Inatructors of the ^ X P R .2 1 OCT. 24 scoffed at as the Itad Profes­ # 7 4 2 ] More 31 Find 61 Those tional full-time teaching posi­ 660. Lunches at all Tolland schools SOI MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Circuit Court's appellate division # Q i 103 ( M AY 21 2 Fine. 32 Money 62 Help NOV. 22 sor, so that we put up a con­ C? 8 6 4 Handicapped) Pool Fund, of tions Eurd three pEirt-tlme teach­ The teachers are needed in next week are, Monday, meat (Next to Hartford Nattonol for 19 Bridgeport-area men con- ^ AK752 7-19-30-41 3 Don't 33 Antogonize 63 In 5-20-31-421^. Bonk) M c l ventional defense instead of fol­ $200 and $75, respectively, have •4 You 34 Colm 64 Worthwhile ers for September. These posi­ the areas of English, social balls with gravy, buttered mac­ O K9642 O 1 0 « ) 5 1 -52-72 52-63-82-84VS5- • YES—WE DELIVER • \icted of frequenting a gaming 5 You 35 Original 65 Thot tions, including the hiring of an studies, mathematics, biology, aroni, buttered carrots, peanut lowing our logic wherever it ♦ 63 4b K42 raised the fund total to nearly GEMINI 6 You 36 Let 66 Be Phones: 649-0791—849-1448 house. SAGITTARIUS additional custodian, raise the foreign language, homemaking, leads us. SOUTH $81,500 club members announce. Q M AY 22 7 Meetings 37 Get 67 Promotion butter sandwich, Jello with ONCE-A-YEAR... FACTORY-AUTHORIZED A three-judge appeals pctnel 0 Money NOV. 23 Opening lead fotu* of hearts. j S j JUNE 22 38 Up 68 Despite Board of Education budget by industrial arts, and business ed­ fruit; Tuesday, hot dog on roll, was critical of the handling of 4 K986 lOH Is the teen-age organiza­ 9 Try 39 Be 69 Well-advised DEC. 22 West opened the four of $146,000. ucation (part-time). lettuce salad, potato chips, but­ ^ 3 tion that teaches swimming to ^ 1-14-25-35 10 Ploy 40 Pressure 70 Untongled 9-16-27-38^ a pre-trial hearing at which the 11 Relax 41 People 71 In tered vegetable, apples Eind hearts, and East won with the O A handicapped children Sundays '4 7 - 5 8 ^ 9 49-70-78 The additional staff is needed Special education teachers and defendants indicated they had 12 Mointoin 42 Hidden 72 Finonces pudding; Wednesday, fish king. The defenders had agreed ♦ AJ 10 9875 during the school year at the CAN Cn 13 Aspwts 43 Hunches 73 Right CAFRICOtN for the 600 addltlonEd pupils ex­ personnel approved by. thq decided to hire a different law­ sticks, mashed potatoes, but­ to lead the lowest card from East South West Manchester High School pool. , JUNE 23 14 Difficulties 44 The 74 But DEC. 23 ^ pected in kindergarten and school board for September, In­ yer. 15 Rest 45 W ork 75 Goins tered com, tarter sauce, roll ANNUAL SALE x-x-x, and this together with ^ JU LY 23 JAN. 20 Grade 1 and for the Inaugera- clude a part-time art teacher 1 2 4 Pass 16 To 46 Orgonized 76 Repress 'The appeals judges said that ' ISCNMIE) The group’s long-range goal Is and butter, Jello; Thursday, sttStltyiHG CONN. S/NC£ >»J$ South’s violent bidding told East Pass 2 4 Pass ^84u«flO|«*WI9lt*nY tOilOlflbflATlWHWI ^ J to establish Its own nll-weather , 3-18-29-40 17 Differences 47 Actions 77 Anger 2-13-24-35^ ‘ tion of Grade 10 at the high and part-time nurse $2,070; Judge John G. Cicala put the de­ 18 Try 48 Out 76 Situotion oven fried chicken, buttered that South had a singleton heart. Pass 5 4 All Pass ^1-71-79-85 45-56-67 school. reading teacher, $7,600; guid­ fendants on the witness stand, JHN1COLON6 PNONIWARNEN BROS. SEVKN ARTS W pool, where Instruction could be 19 W ith 49 Some 79 0fffclol rice, buttered pcEis and cOlery, It was clear also that South had ______no 20 Moy 50 Avoided 80 Be AOtlARIUS Elementary school teachers ance counselor $7,600, and phy­ ...on many magnificent and exciting models! ostensibly just to confirm that carried on throughout the year. candied sweet potatoes, bread the ace of diamonds and the The $200 contribution from the JU LY 24 21 Your 51 Could 81 Foir JAN. 2) include five kindergarten teach­ sical education teacher $6,860. NOW FROM »0W FROM all 19 agreed to the change L-i king of spades. In short, East to win two spade tricks instead, "CASINO ROY ALE" 6:35 & 8:55 22 Could 52 Opportunities 82 Unsuspected and butter, lee cream; Fri­ lawyers. Manchester Teen Center repre­ AUG. 23 23 Your 53 Expect 83 Todoy FEB.' 19 ers, budgeted at $34,260; one The Eidditional custodiEui is had a very accurate picture of Logic can be quite profitable, 24 For 54 Powers day, barbecued tuna on roll, • Astro-Sonic Color Stereo Theatres ’BBO** • Custom Stereo Components *99** But then he proceeded to grill sented the proceeds of a beneflt ^ 8-17-28-39 84 Ptoces 10-21-32-43/<- second grade teacher $6,860; two budgeted at $4,638. r the South hand. DsMy Question ^5A6081-84 25 Indicoted 55 M ay 85 Position buttered green beans, potato dance held In February. kO- 26 Then 56 And 86 Compromise 53-64-75 Grade 6 teachers, $13,700 and The school board hire two jrew • Color TV Consoles *349“ • Quality Portable TV •79" the defendants in “ a wide-rang­ If East tamely returned a dla- As dealer, yon hold: Spades, chips, banana split, ing inquiry calling for answers chael Walsh, Teen Center Presi­ VIRGO 27 Squore 57 Judgment. 87 The PISCES two Grade 7 suid 8 combination teachers at its meeting Wednes­ • Astro-Sonic Stereo High Fidelity »268" • Solid-State Portable Stereo •64" mond. South would take the ace K-9-8-g; Hearts, 8; Diamonds, 28 Con 58 Be 08 Others' day night including kindergar­ wihich might be perUous because dent, and Erin Crowe, treasur­ 29 To 59 Into 89 World teachers at $13,700. of diamonds lead a spade to A; dnbe, A-J-14-8-8-7-B. Mon. thru MAR. 21 Manchester Evening Her­ • Big Screen Monochrome TV •159" • Solid-State Tape Recorders ^44" injurious disclosure might re­ er, made the presentation. Ac­ 30 Important 60 Through 90 Opposition <1, The sEdaries are estimated by ten teacher Sandra Cobb and the ace and return the queen What do you say? Fri. 7:00-9:15 sult," said the appeals court. cepting on behalf of lOH was ,12-23-34-46 11-15-26-374T the board, because the teacher second gfrade teacher Jeralyn ald Tolland correspondent, • Solid-State Stereo Consoles •ISB" • Solid-State Portable Radios •8" of hearts to ruff out East’s ace. Answer: Bid one club. Do not 57-68-88-90 ( 9 ) G o o d ’^Adverse 48-59-87-89^ One of the defendants "was THEATRE EAST Sat.—Sim, salary negotiations are still Jones. Both teachers hold BS Bette Qiiatrale, tel. 876-2846. South would next take the king open with a shutout bid of three Sharon Flavell, an Instructor. asked to give the names of his ■ U C N m i M IM M - 049-S401 2:10-4:25-0:40 The $76 donation to the fund being conducted. The exact sal­ degrees from EEistem Connect­ of spades, ruff a spade In dum- or four clubs when you have and 9:05 Kltohiffii Displays For Sale At Cost acquaintances, the place and the was by the 36 employes in the aries of new teachers is Eilways icut State College and will be­ my and discard his last spade such fine high-card structure. Floor Model Appllonoes On Sale date where they had met, and NOMINATED FOR 4 ACi^EM Y AWARDS! Manchester district office of make a joint contribution to questionable because the admin­ gin on the first step. Designers, Installers and Complete Alteration Service MAGNAVOX 282 sq. in. BIG SCREEN TV on the jack of hearts. He could You might easily miss a game Never Climbed It Custom Home Design MAGNAVOX the purpose of the meeting.” the Metropolitan Life Insurance a worthy cause. istrators do not know how many The board accepted the then cheerfully give up one or even a slam. ruman Capote s 607 New Paris Ave. 232-4407 . . . the ideal second set according to a footnote to the Co., 868 E. Center St. lOH members themselves Pike’s Peak, the most widely years of experience a new teach­ resignation of Mrs. Bonney Hen- Manchester TABIE MODEL or trump trick to the king. Copyright 1M8, court’s ruling. IN COM) BLOOD hold various fund-raising activi­ known mountain in the United er has had. schel with regret. Blue Print ft Supply Ino. Open Dally to 6—Thursday to 0 PJVL—Saturday 4 P.M. Gan Stop Buff General Features Oorp. Raymond Dampf, district PORTABLE TV "Obviously, it was perilous for manager, said employes this ties throughout the year. A States, was never climbed by SsUaries are based on the num­ Assisting Mothers 890 Hartford Rd. ‘East could st< 9 the ruff by Manchester, Conn. this witness to answer,” it con­ major effort is their annual its discoverer, Zebulon Pike, ber of years of teaching exper­ Assisting mothers at the Tol­ leading a low cluh at the sec­ year agreed to abandon the 849-8603 tinued, "for, if he acknowledged Hi G Acquires Firm water show. It will be held a U.S. Army officer and explor­ ience. land Co-Operative Kindergarten ond trick. But South would win custom of sending each other RockvUle Exch.. E nt 1406 to such acquaintances, it may have NEW YORK (AP)—Hl-G Inc., Christmas cards and Instead to this year ewly In June. er. Seven high school teachers next week are Monday, Mrs. Read Herald Advertisements directly connected him with the in dummy with the queen of of Windsor Locks, Conn., has codefendants and possibly other clubs, n iff out the ace of IN COLD BLOOD entered Into an agreement to crimes." hearts, take the ace of clubs and give lip a trtek to the king of acquire Defiance Printed Circuit 2n d ONLY The defendant asked three times for permission to consult clubs. South would get to dum- Corp. of Lawrrence, Mass., for "ONE OF THE S m a s h with his lawyer, but "these re­ my with the ace of spades to an undisclosed amount of stock, W e e k ! quests went unheeded and the take two discards on the jack Hl-G manufactures electro- YEAR'S 10 BEST!" and ten of hearts. mechanical devices. The an- interrogation continued.” —N .Y. TIMES • N .Y. POST • N .Y. OAIIY NEWS ’159®“ ...... East’s logic told him that he nouncement was made Thurs- "In our view of the prellmln-. CUE MAGAZINE • SATURDAY PEVIEW ary hearing,” said the appeals not only had to kill dummy’s 4ay. NATIONAl BOARD OF REVIEW • JUDITH CRIST. NBC-TV court, "the defendants were ruffing trick but also dummy’s ______WITH boxed in a paradox." trump entry. Only one card Di-' lei by NOW ONLY *94®“ Cicala had addressed himself could do the job, so at the sec­ Richard Brooks CART to the new defense lawryer, Hen­ ond trick East returned the king ' ^ JO'iES Enjoy sharpest, most stable ry B. Rothblatt of New York, of clubs. ' .j'ni;i3 Rc’C.Ise 71 sq. in. pictures—even from in asking whether there was any This startling play cost East In P:inavision' distant stations. Model 116, objection to the defendants, tak­ his trump trick but enabled him [ Pp»iliw^motaunOwl6»dmie«du«'letSKCon'pin.ed by > pjtenl w ggniun (s m a |4 with telescoping antenna, ing the witness stand. But when NOW!—Ends Sunday concealed carrying handle, Rothblatt later tried to object Enjoy pictures almost four times bigger than plus highly reliable space-age to the interrogation, the judge Sterto 7;«0 today's average portable- TV . Wonderfully mobile Bonded Circuitry chassis. said to him: "I am indicating and compact model 5500 has amazing station-pulling Available in your choice of to you that you are not In this case.” II [ASTWOI power plus remarkable picture and sound stability. Auto­ several beautiful colors. I A W O M A N " m m .Mon. - Fri. 7:10 and 9:15 The "paradox" In which the CO«»IK>« »T [»IT to S A W «T CONSOlIIiTlOH UU! matic Fine Tuning always "remembers" to keep each defendants found themselves Sat., Sun. 1:30-3:30- pins "THE FAST SET’’ Phone 528-2210 was this, said the court; "A law­ channel perfectly tuned. 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SAVE STEREO COMPONENT SYSTEM be represented by counsel at ^■coumtHPOinr TRACY 'POITIER WAY the preliminary hearing; yet, Katharine there can be no doubt that the criminal prosecution had com­ DOXUS DAT HEPBURN menced and the defendants KVENINOS AT I P.M. were, at all times thereafter, tWL nm Tkurt. tU* guess who's entitled to have the assistance PH. aaS iti. of counsel for their defense,” Mstlneei at 2 P.M. Wed. * Sst. "Doug McClur* “ BEAU GESTE*' com ing said the court. w in istr to dinner MEN'S LONG SLEEVE MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE The 19 defendants, arrested t«f. S h l B1.BI f 4S r WINDSOR LADY BVD 1 MISSES' MEN'S S w Office It » P.m. March 12, 1967, were eventually DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 LADIES’ PANTIES 1 convicted by a jury, with Cicala DRESS & KNITS & presiding at the trial and Roth­ SUPPORT HOSE 1 SHIRT SHIFTS STRETCH HOSE blatt acting as defense counsel. 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Shapes and Coiors sion, easy-to-read slide rule tuning. and Main* Amateur Utles, was DtSPLAY MODELS ONLY 1 MOST CARS L ic e n se d visiting his wife’s parents at the 1 Set of 12 1 In several colors, complete with bat­ 1 wiHi Casters time of the theft. GLNCnAl CIN i MA C (] DPUR A T ION FOR > “ teries (life up to 400 hours) and Electronists UNDER 39 private listening earphone. 21 Featuring 4 n 50% off ■■1 35*^ The Funniest, Most Touching Reg. $2.99 Reg. $1.99 to $3.99 Voiues to 79c Dancing THE TUFFS" Voliies to $40.00 Reg. 67c Set Hk Matnre Film of the Year! —B. Drew, — AND — Adults “ ’nm es” Each THREE WAYS TO BUY Night III II Academy Award Nominees! THE BREAKERS KODAK 1. so Days Cosh 8-12 pjn. r / 6 FT. LONG 50-STAR Large Assortment, Children's 2-GAL. CAN 2. (4 Down— (4 90 Days—No Interest or Carrying Charge* Best Picture! Director! — PLUS — Actress! Clnematogn^hyI SOVEREIGN S. No Down Payment—Up to S Year* Budget ENDUST KODACOLOR FiLM \ AMERIOAN FLAGS B44K$ THE SCORPION MATS LINOLEUM MAT MOTOR Oil WiTH PROCESSiNG Our Reg.$3.39 \ \ "BESTDIRECTDRr LIGHT SHOW" 50% off \ ANNE BANCROFT Reg.99c Price As forked * 1 $2 Tonight \ ^ 2 at 7:00-9:10 ) \ DUSTIN HOFFMAN Reg. $1.29 WWi Pole,$2.00 - Reg. $3.77 Voiues to $1.00 Reg. $1.69 s SAT. • Com ing Sat., MorcA 2S Reg. $3.59 Potterton’s 2 Matinees \ kathamneross \ 0:10-1:10 'THE CREATIONS" THE THREAD-LIKE GROWTH MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Juit toy ‘•CHARGE-ir* 130 CENTER STREET CORNER OF CHURCH ijjio 4 i||i|ii|ii^^ of Grand Woyl BURNSIDE (SPREADING) Open Mon. thro Sot. 9:30 AM. to 9 P.M. bBO BlJRNMDt AVI lAbl rlAPIlOHJ PAMVISIOir COUR U n llU U fllC FREE PARKING 578 3,H.i 65 TOLLAND TPKE. — MAN(!IIE,STEU PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. MARCH 22, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 PAGE FIVE

actions to pave the way tor with Ellington over the possi­ Mekong Delta to Saigon was an­ know." Research 1s needed to You Can't Boot A BONANZA Sttok! Vernon Vernon Kingrflsher, quietly staying out bilities of using a dump site in nounced by the U.8. Command, Pill or Switch Can Control find out. But ithere remain of the controversy waging in Ellingrton, which has subse­ TREE ond SHRUB SPRAYING U. S. Planes Smash the sixth allied operation dis­ phliosophloal, ethical and so­ Vernon. , quently been tied up by court closed in the last two days. ciological problems. Just es war Vernon Mayor John Orunt- action. Place your oilers now for dormrat qirayi^on Named "Operation Peoples Aggression in Human Beings to too important to be left to 3-Town Industrial Park Backed Cooperation and the Chamber of Commerce your piaiitfaigs to control scale and over wfaterfa* Roa4” and centered 40 miles the generals, so to the “physio­ This summer’s actions illus­ (Oonttoned from Page One) logy of peace too important to ^ ^ tj. M , , -IS sa ■ n n ■ JB B B B a B 'w pointed to the benefits bo the trate some of the problems insects. P-65 Enemy Trucks southwest of Saigon, its goal is 1116 creation of a tri-town A study of the proposed area Shows Limite ___ _ „ „ . . . u ...... ^ algniflcanoe for IJie pop- be left to those of its who do ed "I don^ f^ this la a worii- kJAWTT o ^ increased industrial standing in the way of inter- to secure the frequently cut Na- industrial in the Vernon, to determine its advantages It is also a good Onje to prune and trim your trees. For North vietnameiie fnma. The operation totolerable hosUUty coming on. ulaUon at largo? brain reeearrii.” able solutkM^ he a M . A ^ retention of the town co-operation, as mention­ Complete tree's^ce. can (Oonttimed from Page One) Tolland, Ellington area is ad­ and the available existing fa­ TOomas Moore of Enfield, A l l 1 1 1 6 A T C a industry in the immediate area. hrohr^e ^ launched March 1. but the A number of drugs are now "K to not Inconcriva^le," he He may well be right in his cilities could be m ad^ under In the Area ed in the Capitol Region Plan­ tect weather Wednesday* «ii,tanrA At n u « ni«n Phn Oonunond said there has known which can control hoe- • “W, “that specific aintl-hos- vocated by the Capitol Region CKPA r^ re ^ U U v e Md other officials looked at the ning Agency’s Trl-Town Indus­ Implication that in oompartoon the co-operative basis. ’ chairmw of the L«nd Um intertown co-operation in situation differently, viewed CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. « spokesman said the trucks 1954 ^ot down contact so fan, m antoMto, and which agents can toe placM in with the powers emerging Planning Agency in tts latest The Intertown EDC is likely trial Park study released last apparently were loaded with report released last night. Committee which oversaw the ^ economic and in- the immediate loss of the com- night. 643*7695 plane after plane trying to para- u.S. soldier wounded. have tooeai tried on violent crlm- peaceful population. This is. 'from brain research, the dis­ to evolve into a special district, ro^rt 8 preparation, pou^d ^jugtyiei development of the party’s tax revenue from the (ael and iunmunltlon including chute supplies to that belea­ covery of nuclear flsson could Hie Trl-Town Industrial Sur­ when the need for governmental Coim. State licensed and Unsored ||Dcketa ______Inals. These are not ■'tnan- of course, frightening, tout the vey report specifically deals out the report WM im l*“ Oi^ vemon-ToUand-EIllngrton area Vernon Grand List, and devel- guered fortress or bombing in come to seem fairly trivial. action and approval is needed, mational p u rp ^ s and “would considered last summer, oped the attitude that if you quiliMTS" to the ordinary sense, potential is there whether we (Distributed by The Los An­ with the Oranby, East Granby, but genuine "antl-hosUUty are frightened by it or not. the report's consultants pointed not be rammed down anyone s concept was advocated don’t want to locate in Vernon, The daUy Shelling Of Khe Sanh Biggest Pickerel geles Times/Washlngton Post Simsbury industrial site, but out. AUGUSEt, Maine (AP) — agenbe.’’ And it will not disappear just also delves into general prob­ Rockville Area Cham- you don’t need our sewers. Homme Richard raked, 14 , differ- continued on a reduced__ _ scale- i,.- News Service) Boundary Problems Imertowm ^strict stops ^ Commerce which repre- Vernon Representative LieOEn DRUG j-ent groups of trucks along a xhursdav with North Viet- The biggest pickerel ever Thus "the control of man’s because we ignore it.” lems and solutions which wotdd ■ ■ He Usted some of the ques' affect inter-town industrial Town boundaries do not pre­ oonsideralbly short of other jjents the three towns. Gooigie Risley explained the PARKADE lou’CMettt stretch ’4Ao t ju||uwa,yhighway 40w milesnui«a namese Vunners sunners landinglandino 110 tom Maine ivuune was ww reported repwwni aggressive behavior by physio- sent any problems, "until gov- Miggeat^ alternatives suth a.s ip|jg proved to be a hot town has to look out for its OPEN •south of Vlnh, adiere many ro.inA. nf arHiierv *>y toe Maine Fish and Game logical manipulation is here tions which must now be an- parks throughout the region. j trucks deriPoyed the day m Z ^ on to e ^ i* I^ .l Department Wednesday. It said now,’’ Dr. Moyer said. "It is swered; Can hostility be re- Engfineerinji Supplies The Vemon-Tolland-Ellington emmental actinn is needed," ac­ metropolitan distriots or state jpetato at the time, however, own needs first and claimed the r:45 A M . to 10 P.M. BITUMINOUS cording to Rdbert Bryan of control and regrilaitlons, dropped after Vernon sewers in the area were already {before. Pilots reported touching 3 j,f ^f nossibly more simlfi' IJ*wellyn Daigle caught a pick- -here whether we like it or not, duced without affecting Intel- and Instruments site is one of ten recommended It fits into ORPA’s concept ~ inter-town industrial parks sug­ Bryan and Penioo, planning officials refused to extend sew- Representative Abner Brooks ■ off numerous fires. cance was a 100-round bamure “ inches long and more and whether we consider this lect and aimblHon? Can hos- HOUSE consultants on the rep^. as estahUriied In the agency’s ^ ung, to the new Klngfleher remembered Tollsind’s lack of I Air Force pUots also attacked poured into two U S a r ^ ^ Inches around the mid- step to be progress or not.’’ tiUty be reduced without re- Mancheetor Blueprint m m gested in the report. Two other and Supply, Ino. Local governments may Govenunental Functions report pjant in Tolland. co-operation when Vernon need­ • several fuel storage depots s^ngpolnts that support Khe •“* WaWoboro. The fish While such techniques have duclng initiative and creatlv- area locations suggested in­ of keeping the governing body DRIVEWAYS 690 Hartford Rd., The relocation of Kingfisher ed a place to dump its refuse, ; north of the Mu Gla pass and re- Sanh from the east toe Rock Waldoboro. The firii olbvtous medical applications dty, or man’s capacity to resist Z87 Middle Turnpike West clude one on the South Wind­ block the achieving of ithe goals Parking Area# e Gae Stotions e Barira«Ndl Ooorte Manoheeter, Conn.—649-8603 tor a regional industriail park as close as possible to the peo­ from its present facilities in even though Vernon agreed to •parted their 750-pound bombs Pile and Camp Carroll weighed six pounds, four tor those suffering from uncon- injustice and oppression? sor-East Windsor town lines, ple Involved. Now Bookliig for Seasonal Work and other on the South Windsor- through their divided power to Vernon, to a new plant to be extend sewer lines to the Tol­ F U E L O IL .touched off four secondary ex- aP correspondent Edwin Q. ou"®®®- trollahle aggressiveness, what His answer: “We do not East Hartford boundary. act, he explained. Local auton­ The Intertown dtotrlct would constructed in the ToUand In­ land Burroughs plant at the jpioeions and two huge fires, white reported from Da Nang omy is not a workaible solution be composed of lepresentpitives dustrial Park Just over the time. 14.9 Early Bird Special I with smoke rising 2,000 feet. that the shelling was the heav- Co-operative efforts toward from only the towns involved. the establishment of a regional under these circumstances, ac­ line, aroused considerable con- The Vernon Board of Repre- MO OAL. MIN. O.OJ). , In all, U.S. pilots flew 108 mis- test at Camp Carroll in some industrial park are recommend­ cording to the planner. trotversy in Vemon Including sentatlves reversed themselves M Hour Notice For Delivery 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL 5Ui • slons over North Vietnam time and could he the beginning CAR MILESTONE FOR 1868 Kingfisher’s request to extend a short time later, and grant- ■ AU work Personally Supervised. We are 186% Insured. , Thiusday. Other key targets in- ©f a harassment campaign ed to start. This could best be The results of independent DEARBORN, Mich. — Auto- CASH d L CO. achieved by the formation of sewers past Burroughs in Tol- ed their other neighbors, EUlng- j eluded three airfields, and eight against the two bases, U.S. com- town action, without co-opera­ moblle memufacturers expect to land to the Klngflriier site. ton, limited use of the Vernon Telepboiie M9-7018 an intertown Economic Devel­ tion with neighhorlng towns, Maiwhsaivr East Hartford DuMAIO BROTHERS , railroad yards and sldlngB along tnanders believe that before the 1 ^ i IMIUHO W WVICt opment Commission, according build the nation’s 250 millionth ToHand approved the sale of sewers. M-Honr Bonier Service CALL 61S-7861 ‘the vital northeast and norto- North Vietnamese can make a could result in dux>Ucaticn of vehicle in 1968. the land and other necessary Vernon had been negotiating to the report. This commission sewer systems at a greater I, west railroad lines to Commu- serious attempt to overrun Khe SATURDAY could be composed of cost, and streets that don’t 'hist CSiina. One of the strikes Sanh, they must silence the big was within 24 miles of the 175mm howitzers which back up D v y S t W s representatives from the towns meet, he claimed. Involved. Chinese border. Kh^ Samh from the two posts, to Certain problems are intro­ The debut of toe Communists’ the east. duced when two or more towns 37mm antiaircraft gun around B52 bombers flew two raids each have the power and the Khe Sanh was termed setioiis Thursday night against inflltra- NOTICE reqx>nsU)ility within portloins by one U.S. officer who said: tion routes, troop concentrations of a paitloular “matjor em- SAVERS SPECIAL TOWN "It’s a very good weapon. We and a bivouac are southwest of ploytnent azea." want to get them out as soon as Khe Sanh, while U.S. fighter- MEETING Aniong the problems are a we spot toem.’’ bombers struck two North Vlet- The legal voters of the Town potential tor a ladt o t egree- of Coventry are hereby warn­ Fleld reports say seven of the namese airfields in the panhan- nient on the goal or model for 37mm guns around Khe Sanh die, a fuel storage area near the ed EUid directed to meet at the the Industrial area. This could ■ M SMILING A SERVICE Coventry High School, Ripley are believed to have been de- Mu Gla Pass and railroad lines lead to disordlnated town ac­ stroyed, and no planes have running from Hanoi to Red Chi- at Burton's—you’ll hear our folks say Hill .Road, on Wednesday, tions on each aide of the town March 27Ui, 1968 at 8:00 p.m. There is a Good Reason why... been lost to the new antiaircraft na. dozens of times every day: “If every­ m line. The divided power to take to act on the following arti­ weapon yet. But the reports say In the ground war Thursday, thing isn’t just right . . . p’lease let us Q u a t& W ? action on land cn the other the guns have opened fire on U.S. infantrymen from the cles: side o t the town Une, end the know’’—^we mean it! Be assured tlm t we Article 1. TV> consideo: and C130 cargo planes making sup- Americal Division opened up failure to achieve economies by ply drops and on Jet fighter- with machine guns from tanks want to be sure that you are satisfied. take action on the recom­ Joint eiftorts, single design, ad- mendation of the Board of Fi­ bombers escorting the cargo and armored personnel carrlesr ministiatiion, construction end carriers. to kill 129 Viet Cong in the nance and Board of Select­ financing of public projects men to appropriate the sum More Connecticut residents joined Blue Cross last year than any time in our recent history. In fact, U.S. sources said toe 87mm coastal lowlands near Hoi An, of 830,700.00 tor the purchase were dted as potential hin­ gims have an effective range of south of Da Nang. Eighteen of a new Fire Truck for the drances. approximately half of the people in our state are now Connecticut Blue Cross members. One reason for 8,000 to 10,000 feet and pack "a Americans were wounded, use of the South Coventry Co-ordinated Action lot more punch" than toe 60-cal- Less than a mile away. South Fire Association. An additional proftdem is the this overwhelming trend is the fact that people today are more concerned with their health and the cost Iber machine guns the North Korean Marines killed another Article 2. To consider and take potenitlal for lack of oo-ordinajt- of modern health care. They know that coverage purchased from Blue Cross provides far more benefits Vietnamese have been using 36 Viet Cong while suffering action on the recommenda­ ed action across the municipal against Khe Sanh’s only supply three killed and nine wounded, IT J IMfUW lJMViet tion of the Board of Finance boundary when proper timing for the premium dollar. route. A U.S. Marine helicopter was and Board of Selectmen to end staging of projects may be With an effective range of downed by ground fire in the a{^>roprlate the sum of 820,- essential to achieve the success about 4,000 feet, the machine same general area, and two 800.00 tor re-assessmerat and of the venture. guns and other automatic wea- Americans were killed in the O u i/v t& i^ S aerial maps as requested by Difficulties in sharing inter­ Blue Cross benefits have changed over the years to match scientific advancements in health care. But pons have knocked down three crash and the explosion that fol- the Assessor. town costa, responslhiUtles and Marlne Jet bombers, two cargo lowed. Article 3. To cohsider and take benefits ere also cited. just keeping pace is not good enough. Therefore, we will endeavor to anticipate changes in health care planes and several helicopters. Air Force and Navy choppers action on the recommenda­ The planners advocated the so that new levels of coverage may be developed. One of the cargo planes carried came upon an exposed enemy tion of the Board of Select­ tormation of a special district 49 persons; all were klUed. force 10 miles northwest of Hue men to acc^t Forge Road to the specific case studied and The S7mm guns also are a Thursday and ripped into it with and Northfleld Road to the generaUy appeared to flavor threat to U.S. fighter-bombers machine-gim and rocket fire, development known as this method for the other sug- that have been fl^ng an aver- The Marines reported 45 enemy “NortMleids’’ as part of the gwrted paries, The cost of health care is another area of concern to the providers of care, the public and Blue Cross. It age of 200 strikes a day against dead in the fields, Now in Progress! highway system of the Town The totertown district would is our objective to enable the public to obtain the best in health care at the lowest jpossible cost. That’s the estimated 20,000 North Viet- A new offensive thrust by the Coventry. bo formed by the approval of namese troops besieging Khe U.S. 9th Infan&y division to se- Article 4. To consider and take the towns Involved, why we believe in area wide hospital planning, central purchasing, utilization review of the patient’s Sanh. cure the main food line from the action on the recommendation It would achieve unified ef- Annual Belle Sharmeer of the Board of Selectmen forts In the areas of de- health care needs, standardized data reporting and various medical economic studies. to accept 1000 feet plus on sign, construction, admlnistra- Reynolds Drive between Bev- tion end financing of the site, Support Stocking Sale! eriy Drive and Homestead The report predicts these dls- drlve; 226 feet on Dorothy .trlcts could be created and Blue Cross was created to fulfill a community need and founded on the principle of public accounta­ HOME GARDENERS’ Drive located to the north of made operational within six bility. Times have changed, but our philosophy remains the same. Reynolds Drive; and 100 feet months. CLINIC ea. on Carol Drive located to the The premise of the sharing of 2 F.. *7.75 *3.95 southwest of Woodlawn expenses for the Granby, ESast A Series of Four Lectures Dr^e in the development Granby, Simsbury Industrial regular $4.95 ea. For topping off all the fashions this known as Actors Colony Es- Park is based on “he who bene- Presented By season, the long sleeve turtleneck tates as part of the highavay fits pays’’ Bryan stated. ‘The 4>* system in the Town of Cov- primary benefit in this case is Specialists From The University of Conn. pullover is tops entry. taxes," the planner noted. These are the beautiful Whisper Sh^rs of And to transact any and all ‘Would Never Pass’ How Each Dollar Was Used Last Year nylon-and-spandex, that you can have in your other business that may prop- CRPA Representative Bert- March 26—Lawn Development and Care. own proportioned size . . . 8V^ to lOV^ short; «4.00 erly come before said meeting. len Turner of East Granby dis­ SYi to 11 medium; 9i/^ to lli^ The You never have enough of these 100% cotton Doted at Coventry,Cboimectl- puted the concept, claiming it April 2—Fruit Trees in Your Own Back Yard. colors are surfside, woodhue, white or glow. cut, this 20th day of March “would never pass through a pullovers, which are an absolute must to team 1068. town meeting.” with slacks, skirts and culottes. A basic that Michael J. Peace, Tire idea of the study was to April 9—Ornamental Trees and Shrubs For Foun­ you can’t be without. Pink, navy, white, black Donald S. Davis, have the costs of development dation Planting. and yellow. S, M, L. D. William Sleeper, shared on an equal basis be­ SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENSE BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1967 Downtown Only Downtown and Parkade Board of Selectmen tween the towns, he maintain- April 16—^The Back Yard Vegetable Garden. Membership D u e s...... $61,443,807 ASSETS Slponsored By Hospital Care Expense...... 57,574,656 Cash...... $ 1,266,986 THB^ Operating E x p e n se ...... 3,288,176 Investments*...... 34,915,922 f J iMiuM awwyicw Accrued Interest...... 258,455 MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL 1968 DODGE Total Expenses...... $60,862,832 Accounts Receivable...... 1,472,313 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Land, Building, Equipment...... 1,215,534 ROOM A-7 7*9 P.M. Q u A ) » F i S Operating G a i n ...... $ 580,975 Other Assets ...... 169,000 Brand New Coranet Sedan Investment In c o m e ...... 1,475,734 No Begistration F ^ Required V-8, Auto. trans,, R&H., windshield wipers, back­ up Ihghts, power steering, full wheel fO /a O C Total A s s e t s ...... $39,298,210 > covers, whitewall tires, undercoated. X iw T ® Net G a in ...... $ 2,056,709 *At Market Value

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\ PAGE SEVEN P A G E S IX BCANCHBSTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, C( FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 BIANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 Scout Council Senator Asks Probe Signs Contract R For Camp Work Into Sheep Deaths Courteous Service by 'Hve OoimecUout' Veltey Olrt SALT LAKE CITT (AP) — ceptUHe to whatever killed the Scout OouncU signed a cnnlrajot Sen. Frank E. Mioas has asked sheep. wUti the AsBociaiUon Oonstruc- ’Ihe dead sheep were located C ^ ld o r the Army for a full report on 'tlon Oo. of Hartiford, for com­ at the Hatch ranch on open tests conducted at western rangeland where stock has pletion of phase one of their Utah’s top-secet Dugway prov­ grazed for years. Trained Personnel! ACCOl/JVT new resident camp called Tim­ ing grounda on the day before Waldron said that an imknown ber Trails and located in Tol­ 6,000 sheep began dying on adja­ poison which affects the central land, Maas. cent rangeland. nervous system apparently The first phase of the oon- "What we rather suspect is killed the animals, but it might strucUon program is expected they’re using some exotic, even be two weeks before laboratory ito cost a mdUion dollars unnamed agents in the area and tests could pinpoint a cause. and will provide the basic fa- this has caused the death of the Snow still covers the grazing dUUes for the entire camp as animals.’’ the Utah Democrat area and one theory has been well as camper spaces for 320 said today in New Orleans. "If put forth that the sheep con­ girls every two weeks for this this is so, we ought to know tracted the fatal symptoms first season, beginning in June. about it so there won’t be any whUe eating snow to g ^ water. Flans call for an idtimate ca- danger for human lives as well pajclty of 544 girls each ses­ as to eliminate further Injury to Moss said that 156mm shells sion, over 2,000 every summer. the animals,” he added. packing nerve gas were used in In addition, there will be a The Army chemical and bio­ an Army demonstration on the year-round wlnteriaed shelter logical test area Is located about 13th. He said he had reports for fall, winter and spring 50 mUes southwest of Salt Lake that 30 gallnos of a "persistent troop oampdng. aty . agent” were released from a FEATURING OUR high-speed aircraft within 27 The construction of the new Moss said the Army on March 13 conducted nerve gas tests at miles of the sheep that day, and YOUR Hamilton Beach resldenit camp was maxle pos­ that in the same area IM gal­ Sale! Every Capitol LP in Stock! sible by the highly successful Dugway. I^eep were found dead REGULU^ \ ...... ’iH a i c E 0 1 ^ .. the next day within 36 miles lons of persistent nerve gas was SH0l€E 01 Here are just a few examples: camp development campaign burned In a pit by the Army. Portable last year, the largest success­ downwind from the tests . F R E E E A G T E R ^ ful capital funds drive ever un- State Agriculture Commis­ ’The Army at first denied any FREE EASTER S&iVlCESOB Build the Body Letterman - “And Live” E579 F679 deirtaiken by a Girl Scout coun­ sioner David R. Waldron said he connection with the deaths, then •’ r ’ ..'j Mixelle cil In the United States. smd other representatives of said Thursday there was no way s H A M < yet to tell what killed the sheep. TURKEY with these Aids! Beatties - “ Magical Mystery Tour” The camp, which will serve state and federal agencies meet /with any purchase % •• % ' «i 99 49 the over 15,000 Girl Scouts in today in emergency session with One Army spokesman said with any purchase^ 50 lb. Barbell Set "normal operations” were con­ Beach Boys - “Wild Honey” the council area, is located on Gov. Calvin L. Rampton at the during this sale j during^this sale \ k >'* 1 Build 1 strong, herithy body the proven a 1,000-acre site in the Berk- state Capitol. ducted March 13 at Dugway, way. Regular exercise with barbells is an aid 3 8 8 Waldron is seeking help from adding that one such operation OR OR ^ to everyone from 6 to 60. Starter set can be Jimi Hendrix 6.37 dilre Hills, adjajcent to Otis "involved flight.’’ He declined added to with extra weights. Reservoir and the Tolland State federal officials in determining CUTTING •. WRAPPING • FREEZING Weighs less than 2 lbs. Features: large beater whether humans might be sus- to comment further. Bobby Gentry - “Ode to Billy Joe” Save an Extra 20% OFF FVjrest. 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AH Work Custom Mrs. Norman Larson of 9 Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Storm Panels far Bruce Rd., second vice presi­ Jalousie Units. Waterproofing Compound For Tents, Boatcovers dent of the Connecticut Val­ and Canvas. We Do Rescreenlng of Alnmtnum Screens. FULLY U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED ley Girl Scout OouncU and Heavy Dnty Zippers. GUARANTEED GUARANTEED chairman of the camp com­ / s e c t io n SECTION mittee, was among those pres­ OR MONEY BACK s e c t io n SECTION TENDER— DELICIOUS "B” R C i l ent at the signing in the ofiSoes MANCHESTER AWNING CO. ^ "A " of Jeter and- Cook, architects EST. 1949 — 195 W. CENTER STREET — 649-8091 ‘ CHUCK RST. RIB STK. SIRLOIN STK. EYE RST. DELMONICO for

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A 5 2 7 - 7 2 i EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT . We reserve the right to limit quantities. OPEN 9-9 SUNDAY & DAILY • WED. POD RESERVING APPOINTMENtS ONLY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 jamin Chasse, Spring Trail, tional policies and decisions of which Hospital Notes Oiventry; James Conley, Staf- iianri;pBtpr fond Springs; Mrs. Doris Bent­ they themselves do not approve. ORANGE HALL Vtslttng hour* are 8 to 8 p.m. ley, Weat WlUlngton; Charles In all areas excepting mater­ One can Imagine, In fact, a great sym­ Covey, 5 Francis Dr.; Mrs. Dsa- Ifp ra li bolic meeting among the students of the nity where they are *:*• to 4 ibelle ^ y e r , Thofnpson'viUe; p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri­ « PUBLJSHBD BY THE world. In ecstaUc unity against the op­ Mrs. Julia Burnham, Eaat vate rooms where they are HERAU> PRINTmO CX>., mC. pressions and mistakes and blind au- Hartford; Dale ChurdiUl, 77 13 BIb m U Street 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are Mancheeter, Conn. Weaver Rd. thoritiarism of their elders. It could be requested not to smoke In pa­ THOMAS F. F^QUSON Also, Mrs. Valedah Pavan, WALTER R. FERGUSON a general moment of such particular tients rooms. No more than Publiahers bliss aa suffused the meeting of the Rus­ 378 Keeney S t; Mrs. Gloria Founded October 1, 1881 two visitors at one time per BINGO Maid, 230 Diane Dr„ Wapping; sians and Americana at the Elbe, on the patient. Elarl Russell, 84 Meadow Rd., EVERY SATURDAY NIOHT Putitiahed Every Evening Except Sunday* day they had crushed the evil of Naxl and HoU^ya. Entered at the Poet Office at ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Soutti Windsor; Larry Ptrtle, Mamohester, Conn., aa Second Claaa Mall Germany between themselves. Matter. ______Anthony Bayles, 296 Bumhom West WlUlngton; Mrs. Nancy ORANGE HAU The trouble would come next, aa the Small, Converse Rd., Bolton; SUBSCRIPTION RATES St.; Boris Berdnik, 29 Foster Payable In Advance trouble did come then, when such per­ St.; Mrs. Doris Braman, East Mrs. Alice Fody, 368 Hartford One Year ...... fect bliss and understanding turned to Hartford; Leroy Carlson,, East Rd.; Mrs. Harriet Parker, 76 Six Monlha ...... 11.00 l ^ e e Montha ...... 6.80 the task of building a new order to suc­ Hartford; James Collier, 603 E. Country Lane, Rockviaie; Del­ One Month ...... 1.88 ceed the evil order they had so success­ Center St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Ely, bert Carter, 237 OaJt ■St.; Zener Lebanon; Henry Heine, 42 Con­ Tanulls, 121 Ferguson Rd.; FLETCHER GLASS GOi of MANcmssnm M EMBER OF fully destroyed. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cord Rd.; Mrs. Ethel McCollum, Frances Rogers, 49 Vernon The Aaaoclated Prcaa la exclualvely entitled 68 Lockwood St.; Mrs. Joyce Ave., Rockvlile; Joan Sullivan, 10 the uae of republicatton of all newa dia- 'When You Think of Glass^ 6494521 patches credited to It or not otheiTflae credit­ McLaughlin, 172 School St.; 50 Pine St. ed In thla paper and alao the local newa pub- Philip and Sharon Michaud, Also, Thomas Nelson, 533 Think of Fletcher** llahed here. . The Vice President's Tuxedo All r l^ t a of republlcatlon of apedal dla- East Hartford; Brian Morlarty, Woodbridge St.; Alvin SlTvin, pafchea herein are alao reaerved. There are those small-minded com­ 31 Gardner St.; Mrs. Mary Mull, 92 Seaman Circle; Mrs. Donna The Herald Printing Company Inc., aa- mentators on the national scene who Glastonbury. McKinney and daughter, Cedar 54 McKEE STREET aumea no financial responsibility for typo­ Also, Mrs. Judith Murdock, 82 Swamp Rd., Coventry; Mrs. graphical errors appearing In advertlaementa would like to make a great Issue of the and other reeding matter In The Manchester fact that a $8 million dollar Jet plane W. Center St.; Trofem Medwe- Barbara Caramante and son, Evening Herald. was sent back from Scranton, Pa. to den, Glenwood Rd., Ellington; Lffliurel Ridge Rd., Toltend. TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Mrs. Dorothy Samela, East Subscriber to Loa Angeles Tlmes-Waahlng- Washington the other night merely to from $25.00 to $45.00 ton Post News Service. Hartford; Mrs. Fannie Schu­ Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. pick up the tuxedo Vice President Hu­ Publishers Representatives — The Julius bert, East Hartford; Amy Sims, Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi­ bert Humphrey had forgotten when he Frederick Rd., Vernon; Eileen CHAROE YOUR Now Is the time to bring In your sereens to he repaired. cago, Detroit and Boston. packed to fly to address the Friendly Urban, 138 Bolton St.; Mrs. Storm window glaM replaced. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUt.A- Sons of St. Patrick In Scranton that Carol Webster, 70 Honda Dr., PRESCRIPTION TIONS. ______night. South Windsor; Mrs. Suzanne AUTO GLASS INSTAUED Dlrolay advertising closing hours: The temptation, of course. Is to Willard, Broad Brook. For Mondays— i p.m. Friday. BIRTH YESTERDAY: A son For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. make this one more In the long and In­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steb- For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. teresting history of instances of extrav­ 2 For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. blns, 21 Kenwood Dr. WtitMin* H«r« For Saturday — i p.m. Thursday. agant personal use of government DISCHAflGED YESTER­ MIRRORS (Fireplace and Dear) Clasalfled deadline — 8 p.m. day before equipment. Who knows what It cost to DAY: Denise Duda, Thomp- publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday AT and Monday publication. fly that great plane back to Washing­ Courteey National Gallery Of Art, Wo*lnNUTE SERVICE ON ALL CALLS A&H Tax Consult^te no buttons, no hand levers. To ings of the Reardon Report, and the She found a place for the old special group instruction, usual­ I If, as Governor Rockefeller has now "surtax" has taken on a political between Capitol Hill and the 816 per child per year. Exag­ f'T BELIEVE US?—THEN TRY US! • Professional Service head-on confrontations which It implies, lady to sit and got her a drink. ly in remedial reading, by the choose any comfort position you conceded the situation is likely to be, curse. Instead, the President White House and a return to gerating the fl^re by 60% to • Personal Attention by working out voluntary standards The old lady was a fairy, and supportive staff of teachers and wish, lean baclcwaro. The back, the nominees next fall are Richard Nixon must agree to a total revision of fiscal responsibility. But he 825 por child jier year, the to­ izza. Grinders Made The Old Fashioned Way • Confidence Guaranteed with which both can comply. These are she said, “Because you are so aides who came with the chil­ and Lyndon Johnson, there will be only bracket tax rates to increase also was imderestimaltng, as tal cost to Manchester for 62 • Reasonable Fees seat and leg rest adjust to ANY not regarded as restrictions on the kind, hereafter, when you dren from Hartford. It Is ex­ fe C^ook Them OR You Cook Them At Home he SALE IS NOW revenue. What’s more, Congres­ he has for 14 months , what Hartford children would be • 85.00 and up position you choose and all three one difference between them that Is now rights or responsibilities of either. speak, pearls will fall from pected that a similar number of sional powers believe the over­ Mills and the Ways and Means 83,100, a paltry sum for the FOR APPOINTMENT predictable. They are, rather, articulations of the your lips.” local children will have been 7 7 IN PROGRESS PHONE 289-6778 parts automatically adjust to the all extra revenue raised must (Jommittee demand In spending benefits above described. How­ CALL P I A-RAY\ highest traditions of both professions, helped when the figures are 643-0031 ■ IfcfcH n H I O 643-0031 Night and Weekend That Is that Nixon, not having had subsbaixtially exceed the $10 bil­ cuts. When the girl reached home, ever, the story Isn’t over yet. proper angles for complete relax­ principles both now strive to live up to. she explained what had hap­ in for this year. Even if it is ARTHUR GRUG Appointments power and decision during the past eight lion that the 10 percent surtax Nor is ithere any certainty Manchester has received or will 130 SPRUCE STREET ation. This lounge model with its Oregon and Washington, among pened, and the mother sent the ■the same chlldnen who are in­ years, will be a freer agent on Vietnam would yield. that the - President would drop receive by the end of the pro­ others, have developed standards to other daughter to obtain' the volved both years, this Is still deeply tutted back comes in a than Johnson, who Is tied fast to his 2. Spending reductions must the surtax scheme in favor of gram over 863 000 in tuition which Bench and Bar as well as Press same gift. On the way she met about ' 2 % times as many Man­ own commitments of policy and action. be at least double Mr. Johnson’s the higher rates structure de­ payments from Hartford. Imag­ choice of fabric-reinforced, leath­ a poor old man who asked for chester children being helped can agree, and which have functioned figures of last Saturday—that sired by C3ong;ress. Among some ine, all of these education bene­ er-like vinyls in Gold,. Black or This would be true of any Republican is, around $7 billion. That would something to eat. “Get out of as Hartford children. In a re­ smoothly to the public benefit. Else­ Important Administration of­ fits, and a 860,000 profit too! candidate. And It would seem. In the my way,’’ said the girl, "I have cent letter to The Herald, a con­ Olive Green, ready tor immediate where on this page Is printed the Ore­ mean painful reductions in pork- ficials, the surtax —Its form as There are some significant fig­ present circumstances of President no time for you." It was the tributor to Open Forum referred EARLY BIRD COMBINATION OFFER gon statement, which Is the simplest, barrel, Great Society, and even well as Its substance —has tak­ ures in computing tuition delivery from stock! Save $40.00, fairy again, who said, “Be­ to “ imagined values" which Johnson's own conduct and his own per­ some military spending. en on an inviolable sanctity as charges. Manchester every year too! Come in tonight and reserve the clearest, and probably the most cause you are cruel and selfish, "we. . .can well do without.” sistent way of thrusting himself and his Thus, the Congressional tax- a cure for the nation’s economic appropriates a specific sum of satisfactory of them all. Since this contributor is free yours at this tremendous saving! country deeper into his own quicksand, writers are even more respon­ ills. every time you speak, spid­ money to run its schools. The BUY ORTHO WHIRLYBIRD SPREADER A similar agreement on standards sive than Mr. Johnson to de­ ers will fall from your Ups.” with challenges. I will challenge sufficient and Important reason for the amount of money assigned to and principles, adapted to Connecti­ mands of European central Finally, even with a tax In­ Is it Just a fairy story? Yes, him to talk about "Imagined election of the Republican nominee who­ elementary schools divided by cut’s particular genius, would save the bankers that Washington put Its crease plan revised to (Congres­ but also a parable. You have values” to the Manchester chil­ 1 3 9 a Others from 89. ever he might be. sional specification and doubled the number of elementary pupils state from the stringencies of the Rear­ fiscal house In order. Those who known people whose words dren receiving this help and gives the per pupil cost of ele­ Whether current developments vrlll de­ a few weeks ago were willing to expenditure cuts. Congress brought Joy, heaUng, and com­ to the parents of those situ- don Report and from the pointless con­ will buy the package only aa an mentary education. ’The cost of R EG . PRICE velop campaign enthusiasm or merely a let 1968 pass without tax action fort. Haven’t you also known dents. »5.95 <^ni)ic«lc to the income Manchester has thought Johnson would have the best the news. Morbid or sensational details received from the program. BBOO SA n - c6ver ^ area 50 x 100 ft. in 10 adjusts by merely leaning back­ minift€s! Whirling action distrib­ chance of defeating. With both sides of of criminal behavior should not be ex­ This Is the only valid means of s a v e 3 . 3 5 ward, without levers or buttons. plained. the Democratic schism thus sure that computing profit or loss. The utes more uniformly, adds to its "4. The right of decision about the, s a v e B.OO No wonder it has been called the each now has an Improved chance of Lea^ija-figures hold up under economy .. . 0306/9830-0600. news rests with the editor or news di­ this test. I await his "proof" "sleep tempter." The wing model winning. It rather looks as If Governor rector in the exercise of Judgment He of the financial loss he ’claims. CRAB GRASS CONTROL ORTHO-GRO LAWN FOOD is fitted with a reversible latex Rockefeller had set the stage for the should consider that: I began this letter with a sa­ Clean, odorless pellets easy to apply with Whirly- foam rujbber cushion tor added Democrats to do, to themselves what he ” (a) an accused person is presumed lute to Dr. Rawlins. I again ap­ Also kills lawn insects and nourishes with 19-^3-3 bird. Rich 22-4-4 formula. Ideal nutrient. feared his own continued candldaoy luxury, and is available in plains, Wnocent until proved guilty; plaud him for his public sup­ formula fertilizer. 3 big jobs in 11 0307/9824^^-^ 0308/0125. would, do to his own party. "(b) readers and listeners are poten­ port of a worthwhile program. textures ’and prints . . . right from tial Jurors; I would also like to applaud QUALITY__THE BEST ECONOMY OF ALL stock tor immediate delivery. "(c ) no person's reputation should be the League of Women Voters lijjured needlessly. for their tireless efforts In flfid- Save a great big $40.00 on your United, Up To A Point ing the facts about Project Con­ "6. The public Is entitled to know how Wing BarcaLounger when you se­ cern and then publicizing, them Sometimes It must seem, to the stu­ Justice Is being administered. However, to create a better Informed pub­ MANCHESTER SHOP lect it tonight! dent rioters of Poland, and to student it is unprofessional for any lawyer to ex­ lic. Finally, I applaud Project demonstrators in other countries, that It ploit any medium of public Information Concern as an opportunity for might all seem one fair world, with some to enhance his side of a pending case. Manchester to participate In a FRIBAY 139. others from 89. understanding and some chance for a It follows that the public prosecutor program of proven academic 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 unified progress toward common sense, should avoid taking unfair advantage and social benefit 10^“ our own if all the youth of revolt could get to­ of his position as an important source children and those not so ad­ TO 8:30 P.M. gether and form one program and plat­ of news; this shall not be construed to vantaged from a nearby city. form of Its own. limit his obligation to make available 3 3 6 information to which the public Is en­ Sincerely yours, There cannot, In truth, be too much SATURDAY titled. M ;, - Alan L. Benford difference between the students In War-, NORTH MAIN STREET saw who have taken to the streets in "In recognition of these principles, the undersigned hereby testify to their protest against the overlordshlp of Mos­ TO NOON continuing desire to achieve the best Today’s Quotation MLAX VYATOHTV cow, against the chains of Communist to- NMD RUT possible accommodation of the rights of America never stands taller ELLINGTON GLASTONBURY talitarlanlsm, and those students In more the individual and the rights of the pub­ than when her people go to privileged and ifreer America who take lic when these two fundamental pre­ 0 their knees. BUILDING MATERIALr—LUMBER—FUEL to the streets lln protest against their cepts appear to be In conflict In the ad­ VJ UU> you $qU00SH A U tn^ CmfORtABLR* — President Johnson, at a na­ own feeling of being Imprisoned In na­ ministration of Justice.” tional prayer breakfast.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., F R ID A Y , M A R C H 22, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE T ia i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 change in the status of work South Windsor er's production of "The Pajama Blessed Virgin Mary will be / Hebron at the Intersection. Game". celebrated with Holy Commun­ F e m o f i Shroud of Turin N ursery School Burns of Fuller Brushy State Holds Police Arrests Shugrue, on Msurch 6, sent a "The Little Foxes" marks Ra- ion at 9 a.m. on Monday. FU EL O IL Sets Opm House letter to Sen. Barry saying a Fred Ragazzi gazzl’s forth directional stint for On the same day, Broiwnle Subject of Talk survey of traffic will be done the group since Its birth eight Troop 788 will meet In the Jerry L. Oainea, SO, of New Speaker for Chamber Dinner To Schedule 15.4 Education Budget there in April and that road Named IMrector years ago. Previous productions parish hall at 3:30 p.m. ‘•Hie MyetUiry o f the Shroud London waa arreated at hla ’The YWCA Nursery School 200 OaL Milk OjOJ>. ZBA Gives Go-Ahead Joseph B. Burns, vtee prosl- construction may begin In the under his direction Include "The There will be a meeting of 24-Hour Bamer Servloa! fH 1X11411" waa the aub}eot o f an home Wednesday on a 12th Cir­ is planning an open house, Sat­ On Broad St. spring of 1969. ' Of ^Little Foxes’ Man In the Dog Suit", "Bus the Senior Citizens in the pariah iUuMxaibed talk last night at a dent and general manager of R. B. REGIUS cuit Court warrant charging him urday, March 30 from 8 to 8 Reaches $392,000 Shugrue sent the letter in re­ The South Windsor Country Stop" and the April 1968 produc- hall on Wednesday from 2 to 4' meerting lof the Mancheater with embezalement by bailee, toe Fuller Brush Oo., win be To Filtration Plant p.m. for fsimllles and friends Sen. David Barry said this ply to the Senator’s asking Players have announced the ap­ tldn of "Laura". p.m. A talk on housing for the FUEL OH. Council of OarthoUfc Women at police said. the principal speaker at the 67th The HSbron Board o f Edu­ ning and Zoning Commission In morning that he was assured The Zoning Board of Ap- church meets the rising world BarthoUcmew School Hall, of children now attending. State Highway Commissioner pointment of Fred Windsor as Ragazzi has also conducted elderly will be g;lven and re­ 649-4908 Oainea allegedly leased a car annual dinner dance of the Man­ cation completed work on the reply to the Board o f Select- today by a state highway de­ Howard S. Ives what the status director of Its 16th production, a popular annual Actor’s work­ freshments will be served. peals has granted the Rockville hunger crises. It handles many. Tnh« Rev. IhomaaO’Connell, from Moriarty Bros, on Center TTtere will be a folder for chester Chamber of Conunerce. 11968-69 budget at a late hour recommendation that partment official that Gov. of the project was. Lillian Heilman’s "The Little shop for the group since 1963. Water and Acqueduct Com- programs Alphonsus CoUege, SuffJeld. St. and failed to return it, police each child on display contain­ there be a change In toe re-^ Dempsey’s austerity program meeting last night. The total Foxes” . It will be presented at The 1968 Workshop terminated Manchester Evening Her­ I— Keeiiii a «ii ™ chuTch. leBcheT o f pliitoeophy at St. said. He is scheduled to ai^ear ’Itie Chamher will present the qulrement in issuing building'^ does " not...... alter the commitment pany permission to build a til- speaker will be the Rev. ,yaa the Speaker. About SO at- ing some of the art work done the South Windsor High School with a recent one-act play, ald South Windsor corre­ in court here Monday. annual ’ ’M” award at the meet­ of the propo.sed budget i.s $392,- permits. Perham requested the made by the official on the Firms Revise Terms tration plant on the east bide Theodore A. Braun, secretary tended the event, during the year and the auditorium on May 2, 3 and 4. "Squaring It With The Boss", spondent Mrs. Laurette BUllg, James B. Plats, 28, of 0 Bates ing, which will be held April 17 Broad-Center St. Intersection. KALAMAZOO, Mich. (A P ) — growth evidenced. There will be 320, an increase of $83,016 over value of the structure to be Ragazzi, formerly a student at presented exclusively for pa­ tel. 644-8667. of Snlpstc St. for program development of the Fajther O’Connell said that Rd. was charged with operating at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. Asgrow Seed Co. of Orange, displays of paintings, finger the 1967-68 budget of $309,304. built which require a permit be ’This week officials of the the School of Creative Work, trons. How fast The company had asked for Division of Interpretation and >the shroud, which has been a motor vehicle with unsafe Dr. Harvey Pastel, chairman Conn., and Upjohn Co. of Kala­ paintings, and murals done by About half o f the major In- changed from $500 to $200. The Manchester Chamber of Com­ Is well known among "little Church Service The ollbird, which inhabits a variance to allow for future Personnel, United Church Board authenticated by odenUsts, tires, after being stopped by a of the chamber’s meeting com­ crease Is represented In the sal- CommlssUyn replied that they merce met with four state mazoo have revised terms for the children of the school, of­ theater” devotes for his direc­ On Sunday St. Peter’s Church mountainous areas of northern expansion of the proposed $1.2 for World Ministries. doctors and other learned men crusier patrolman on Woodland mittee, said that the recipient the acquisition of all assets of do you read? fering families an opportunity aries o f the principal and teach- did not feel this was feasible at highway officials and were told tion of "Long Day’s Journey In­ will celebrate Holy Communion South America and Trinidad, is million plant. William N. Mac- Before coming to his present as the burial sheet of Christ,St. this morning. He will ap- of the ’’M " award has already ers plus the addition of a teach­ that the cutback In state funds. Asgrow by an Upjohn subsidi- to see what their own children the present time. to Night" ,“A Streetcar Named at 8 a.m. Morning Prayer and one of only two birds that Kensle, president of the com- position the Rev. Mr. Braun was is preserved in a spoclnJ box pear inManchester Clrcult been selected. ing principal for the Gilead Hill could have an effect on street ary. Take a TV resiling have done and also what other School Board Candidates Desire", “ Blithe Spirit” and nursery will be held at 10 a.m. navigate by bouncing clicking pany said allowing for expan- associate director of the Peace with seven locks, on the altar ‘ Ctourt 12 April 8 Burns, a well-known public now it School. The Republican Town Com­ projects In Manchester, and As modified by the directors children of similar ages are "My Fair Lady". His act­ The Young People’s Fellow­ sounds off walls. The other Is test Sion, which will probably be Corps Office. National Council eaker, will talk on "Invcnva- The board voted last night to this Included the Broad-Center of both firms, the ratio of As­ doing. On display also will be mittee named three persons for ing credits include roles in "R o­ ship will meet at the church at the Southeast Aslan swlftlet. necMsary within ten years, the of Churches. He has served Italy, where it is, on occasion, ment.’’ He is an author and has Increase the present principal’s St. Intersection. grow shares exchanged for Up­ clay models made by the chil­ the vacancy on the Board of meo and Juliet", "Wlnterset” , 2:30 p.m. on March 24 and will Their method Is similar to a Sunday... company would exceed the 13 churches in Pennsylvania, Ken- exposed for venerajtlon. written many articles on wage salary $1,000 to $12,000. ’The Education as was requested Barry said that James F. john shares would be based on Dancers, Fil'm dren and some block construc­ "Hamlet” , "The Glass Mena­ go bowling at Vernon Lanes, bat’s echo guides, except that a 3:30 p.m. WHNBj per cent building capacity on tucky anff Illinois. He received The history o f the shroud, end salary satblllzaUon, indus­ can be board budgeted a flg;ure of last night. ’The names, Med­ Shugrue, chief engineer with a market price for Upjohn tions similar to those made in gerie", and more recently, In Vernon. bat’s chirps are usually not au­ the land as allowed by sonlng. hlo 8.T.M. from Yale Divinity the speaker said, is not easily trial relaticms and labor law. $5,000 fo r each part of the ley Hill, D. Benton Crittenden the state highway department, shares Just before the date of At UJA RaUy dally play. the South Windsor Country Play­ The Annunciation of the dible to man. MacKensle said the company School in 1982 and is the author traced, and it Is thought one He is a member of the Hart­ teaching principal’s position or and Mns. Ehila Berglund, will be told him today that there Is no closing. c t the victors of the Crusades Young folk dancers and a fUm This offers an opportunity for ford County, State, and Amer­ a total of $10,000. The Increase will be well within the 15 per ^ Joeeph B. Burna sent to the Board o f Bduoaitlon Bulletin Board brought it beck to France, will ibe featured Sunday at 7 p.m. friends of the school to see ican Bar Associations. sold In teacher’s salaries Is $37,020 cent with the proposed plant so that they may vote on the mitrimmmmmm but pointed out it must look The Red Cross Bloodmoblle where it was for many years. at the final event in the 1968 some of the new play equipment Burns is pest President of the bringing the total to $213,000. person they wish to fill the va­ to the future. will be in Vernon Center at the Eventually It was brought to Manchester United Jewish Ap­ recently obtained. During this Connecticut State Chamber of other civic and national com­ This amount will be for 25 cancy caused by the resignation First Congregational Church on Turin, where it was in a fire, peal, a "Fam ily Rally for Is­ year the children at the school Commerce. He received his aca­ mittees and boards. one* we tog a used fulMlme teachers which in- o f Richard Landon. The new facility is being demic training at the Univer­ Monday from 1 to 8 p.m. Ap- which accounts for the scorch rael,” at Temi^e Beth Sholom. have enjoyed using a well Music for the event will be eludes two new positions, six The Republican Town Ooon- constrocted to Improve the pomtments are necessary, sity of Connecticut, Yale Uni­ marks on It. The learned men Refreshments will be served. planned and extensive outdoor provided by Paul Landerman’s car OK it is. W e moke part-time teachers, 4% days of mltteo will hold toetr next condition of the water which The program will conclude at versity, and the University of , thP Education will hr all fdeWb which have ' ex- play area, and also much equip­ Orchestra. art, three days of music, 3% meeting on April 25. This will 9 p.m. No solicitations will be Colorado. He is a member of ment for construction play, mu­ sure of it. And the days of physical education, 2 ^ be an organizational meeting s^urce o'f'lany complaint- made at the rally, it waa an­ the faculty of the College of concluded that it is trulv the sic appreciation and science days of speech and hearing, a with elections. from townspeople. Rockville Hospttal Notes nounced by Dr. Robert E. Law at the Unlversty of Con­ shroud of Our Lord, Father experiments. price is right. Here's half-time teachers position, and Cub Scout Meeting MacKenzle said, however, vUlttng hours are 12:30 to Karns, campaign chairman. necticut. O’Oonncll said, and mentioned ’There will be a slide show at an amount of $6,000 for sup­ Cub Scout Pack 28 will hold the construction of the new g ^jj except ma- The Connecticut Region Unit­ Burns Is president of the Uni- that its main importance is 3:30 p.m. and again at 4:30 p.m. CAPITOL proof. portive .servlco-s as needed im- its regular monthly meeting on ed Synagogue Youth Folk Danc­ veralty of Connecticut Founda­ plant will probably cause water temtty where they are 2 to 4 that It contains the only au­ showing the children at play In der public act 627. Simday at 2 p.m. In the Gilead rates to double. It wUl be g.gg ^ g ers will present a program. tion, and Is a director for the fOUR STORES OF FASHlOH thentic figure and face of the various activities which are BARBER SHOP Other major increases are: Hiai School. 'Ihe boys will run They have appeared throughout Radio Free Europe Fund, di­ equipped to handle five mUllon Admitted Wednesday: Mi- Chrtst. part of the school program. $15,000 in pupil transportation; their annual “Plnewood Denby." gallons of water which is what F^Lirla, 18 Bancroft Rd.; the state. "Children of the Exo- rector of the United Bank 4c 65 Chevelle $1695 ------, — ------Memibers of St. Bridget Ros- , j Although the program Is pri­ IS NOW OPEN $5,000 in operation o f plant: Etach cub has purchased a kit Trust Company, Hartford CSvam- might be expected on a peak pauline Jennelle, Tolland: Mae ary Society were in charge of » fUm narrated by Zero marily planned for the families TWaMhii ConvertiWia V-8, $7,600 In capital outlay for the oonitalning a block o< wood Mostel, will be shown eifter the ber of Commerce, NaJtinnal Con­ BAito., radio, hoaitor, white­ -ot day in the summer. Windsor; Doroihy toe program and served re of children now attending the TO SERVE ALL Hebron Elementary School site and other necessary items to dancers. It is a 30-minute docu­ ference o f Christians cuul Jews, The average dally use of the Deane, 98 West Main St.; Hen- freahments after the talk, walls. and equipment, and $2,400 for carve, whittle, assemble and mentary which traces the past YV/CA Nursery School, any Connecticut Public Expenditure plant is expected to be about ry WlUey, EllUngton. OUR CUSTOMERS special education tuition. paint a race car. Prizes will be 20 years in the lives of several persons Interested In the Nur­ Council, and Jiuilcr Achieve­ three million gallons, MacKen- Births Wednesday; A son to The administration will pre­ awaixled to the winner of the Israelis who arrived on the ship sery School and Its program will ment of Connecticut He serves zle said. Construction Is expect- Mr. and Mrs. William ManvUle, Minor Accidents be welcome. 843 MAIN ST. 66 Ford $1750 pare copies of the proposed derby. Monthly pack awards to D & L ’ s Young World to ed to take about 18 months with North Oovenixy; a son to Mr. "Exodus” to become fully in­ as a Hearing Officer for the budget for the board of finance tegrated and productive citi­ Mrs. Glenn Oornlsh, director, Connecticut Civil Rights Com- MANCHESTER Ocwntiy Sedan ataitkm W ag­ will alpo be made. completion scheduled for the and Mrs. Albert Lavde, 37 Ver­ on. 6 cyMndbr, ettandard, ra­ and distribute them to the Occur in Town zens of Israel. and Mrs. Paul McKay, assist­ Open Spaces Program end of 1969. non Ave. misaion and has served on many dio, heater, whitewalls. board next week. The Board of ’The Jewish community of ant, will be present to meet The Recreational Advisory Plans call for the construc­ Discharged Wednesday; Mary Education goes before the ’Two non-injury accidents were Manchester, according to Dr. guests and answer questions. Council will hold an open meet­ see the G IA N T E A S T E R BUTNTVY! tion of three tanks, one to be Delclos, 17 Rqgan St.; Ray­ hoard of finance on April 3 to reportqji as occurring on Man­ Kama, is ett this time being Mrs. Clark Standlah wlU be ing on Thursday at 8 in the town 27 feet and the others 26 feet mond BUnn, 28 McLean St.; answer questions on their pro­ solicited to raise funds to con­ •hoartess, assisted by some of the 63 Ford $1050 office building to hear a mem­ above the groutMl. They will WUllam Dettenbom, 15 ElUng- chester streets yesterday. posed budget request. tinue the philanthropic and hu­ mothers. Oalaxlo ’’60(>” 4-Door. V-8, ber of the Department of Agri­ vary in diameter, 83, 70 and 60 ton Ave.; Monica Kloes, Coven­ A car driven by Daniel J. Sul­ Throc:-Town Health Agency manitarian work of the Amer­ auto., radio, heater, whlte- culture speak on the "Open try; Joseph Palrbrother, El­ Make Memorial Day - P. John Perham. first se­ feet. livan, 46, of 9 Edison Rd. stn;ck ican Jewish Agency in Israel. wafia Spaces Planning Program.” lington; Stanley Campbell, E3- a parked car belonging to Gor­ lectman, reported on the pub­ Houses located on the land ’This agency, he said, cares for Tills effort Is endorsed by the Jobless Oaiius lic health meeting he attended purchased for the new facility llngton. don A. Wilson, 44, of 69 Adelaide li^ g e n t Jews in Israel. ’The flOay of Rem em brance Little League and the Football Thursday in Columbia. The 18- will be razed. Because this will ------Rd.,‘ on Blsaell St. near Spruce drive will also benefit the 65 Chevrolet $1645 Association. It is hoped that all make the towers visible, one of The Herald’s Vernon Bureau St. at 9:38 p.m., police said. Dip 11 in Week member Columbia board of di­ Interested towns people will at­ Joint Distribution Committee, Prepare now to choose a beautiful Barre Impala 4-Door Hardtop. 6 the conditions of the agreement ta at 88 North Park S t, teL Shlrleiy Taitin o f Windham toM rectors of public health nursing tend as the need for a recrea­ which cares for destitute Jews Guild Monument to memorialize your cyOhMler, auto., raAo, heater, is that the water company has 876-3188 or 643-2711. News police that her car suffered hit- A slight drop of 11 unemploy­ voted xmanlmously to support a tion area In Hebron Is the Im­ outside of Israel. whitewalls. to either seed and maintain a items may be mailed to P.O. and-run damage when it was ment compensation claims was departed loved one on Memorial Day. three-town agency and are urg­ mediate concern o fthe Recrea­ lawn or plant evergroans to Box 827, Rockville. struck in the right rear fender reported for last week in the W e have a wide choice of ing the selectmen to set a town tional Council. meeting immediately. act as a buffer strip on the by aai unidentified late model Manchester office of the State monuments guaranteed Orange To Meet Chevrolet at 2:86 p.m. Mrs. Ta- A rlyn e G arrity 64 Volkswogen $1145 Perham said the member- Hebron Grange will meet Snipsic St. side of the property. Labor Department. by the Barre Guild. Hour of Wiarlng Service Flags Presented tro stated she was traveling east Gives Benefit Deluxe 2-Door. 4 cylinder, shlp on board of directors for Tuesday at 8 In the Gilead Con­ A special service and offering on E. Center St. when the er- The totals were 681 for the 4-speed, radio, heater, whlte- tho three-town agency would gregational Church Social will be conducted at the Union Bv VFW to Cubs rant car emerged from an uni­ Miss Arlyne Garrity will pre­ week ending March 16, com­ IBARRE^ waUs. be based on population, on Room. Charles Schrelrer of He­ Congregational Church on Sun- dentified intersection,intersection. sent her original adaptation of pared to 692 for the week end­ member per 400 population. bron, will talk and show slides ing March 9. day in observance of the One Mrs. Harry Mahoney, patriotic ‘"rhe Sound of Music" In two i G U I L ^ This would give Columbia 7 on his experiences In New Zea­ Statewide claims decreased members, Hebron, 6; and An­ Great Hour of Sharing. OQHS instructor and Americanism performances tonight at 8 and 67 Barracuda $2495 land when he was there as an Vote with Majority by 798 last week to a 29,436 is the United Church of Christ’s tomorrow afternoon at 2 In the Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., ra­ dover, 5. International Farm Youth Ex­ _ , . . . chairman for the VFW Auxlll- total. ’The figure was 23,454 for Monuments I f Columbia is able to have Channel for quick response __ _ WASHINGTON (A P ) — Both Nathan Hale School Audlto- dio, heater, bucket seats, change representative from when disasters occur. It Is the fligh t presented three Connecticut’s senators voted rlum. the corresponding week last whitewalls. its town meeting soon, it is an­ September 1966 to March 1967. agency through which the American Flags to Cub Scout the majority Thursday Proceeds from the benefit, year. ticipated that the board will This will be a neighbor’s night Bridgeport, with 3,649 claims, SAPORITI meet on April 4 to begin plans _____ Pack 161 eit Verplanck schxxjl. ^hen the Senate approved 41-40 sponsored by the Nathan Hale 64 T-Bird $2095 for the local gp-ange, and they ______school. the Case-(31ark amendment to P^^, will go to the school’snoVinni’n was the state leader last week. for the agency. Perham stated will have members of Marl­ Sport Ooiq?e. V-8, auto., pow­ Earl Wilson, cubmaster, as- the proposed ethics code, Mary C. Taylor Library Fund. It was followed by New Haven MEMORIAL COMPANY that as far as the board is borough, Glastonbury, Goodwill with 3,662, Hartford with 3,496 er dtoeiTng, r a ^ , heater, Xerox Copy Service sisted by den mothers, Mrs. Na- gens. TTiomas J. Dodd and The program Is open to the concerned there is no doubt and Bolton granges as their and Waterbury with 3,204, Man­ 470 OBaiTBR ST., MANCHESTER • 648-7782 whitewaJlB. than AgostineUl, Mrs. Richard Abraham Rlblcoff, both Demo- public. Tickets will be sold at that the Public Health Nursing guests. Bbuaolieswv chester retained its 16th spot Steeves and Mrs. RoUinson, ac- crata, voted In support of the the door before each perform­ Agency will be in operation Church Class Btneprint end Siqndy, lae. ance. among the state’s 20 offices. prior to tho opening of school The Rev. Herbert Kelsey will cepted the flags on behalf of the amendment, which would bar 65 Pontiac $1295 eee Haitrozd mL, Manchester pack. Mrs. Mahoney also pre- tlie use of private subsidies by in September .'ind should be no meet with the member­ ssnted Flag Etiquette booklets senators to meet the expenses of Tempest 4-Door. 6 cyhnder, problem. ship training class In Hebron standard, radio, heater, In other business, the board Congregational Church to­ to 36 cubs. running their offices. wUttewaSls. received a letter from the Plan- morrow morning at 10 a.m .

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•• <.'>. ■■ I PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,, FRIP/^Y, MARCH 22. 1968 Section Two FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 Citizen Complaint Results Mediation Delayed lEuraing In Lebanon Break Arrests From Rec-Park Board A oUlzen's comptatavt filed a* 'MancheBter police led .utaite Union, Town Study MeuiEheBtcr PoUce HeaxlquiBiters aiiUiorlties >to the ddenUflcatioin yesterday has led to the arrest of the men after an irate mo- of two men by State Police on torist complained that a truck, Amended Agreement Mayor Gets Backing charges of breaking and enter- later laenUfied as belongilng to (ng wWi criminBl intent and WUson, nearly ran him off the Local 991, Municipal Employes Union, has postponed laroeny. road. until ^ter Tuesday niflfht a possible request for state AUthbrities a t the State Po- The motorist said he was driv- media'tion in its contract dispute with the town. On that For Bee Complex Hoe Colchester Troop said ing along Tolland Tpke. toward nisfht, in two separate meetbigs, the Board of Directors The Park and Recrea’tion Commission voted unanimous today that Robert J. WUson, 31, Buckland when Wilson's truck and the union niembership wtU —------approval last nijBrht of the mayor’s plans for a community of 72 Cottage St, Manchester nearly struck his car. He told meet to iwUfy or reject an that the cosU would "sky-rocket and Francis P. Smith, 35, 1200 police he pursued the truck. amended agreement, negotiated th subsequent years, because center in the south end of Manchester, The commission Pleasant Valley Rd., South which finally pulled off the road last night by Town Manager everyone In the plan would visit also chose Davis Wifirgin as its liaison man betwee(n the Windsor, were taken into cus- and confronted the driver, who commission and Mayor N a th a n ------Robent Weiss end union repce- W® denUst every Ume he got a Agostlnelll’s "blue ribbon” com- cfcnter may come from State tody last night on changes con- appeared at the time to be In- sentaittve IXxmlnilc Badalato. toothache." nected with the breaking and toxicated. mittee of nine who will do most Open Spaces fund*, the federal The directors wUl meet In ‘ of the work on tee center. . government, and equipment do- entering of 'two homes, which According to the motorist, special session at 8 p.m .In the ADD Mayor Gets pam nations from town groups, tee occurred in Lebanon at approxi- Wilson told him to "mind your chestet would have become the Ctost of tee center in the 860- mayor suggested. mately 5 p.m. yesterday. own business," and drove off The mayor explained his PoUce said the pair nnegedly through the tobacco fields, will meet anu hourr'iem earlier, rrst? at r”‘f,n ^ offer the .rd ‘'"inary eighth graders in a middle right'shoulder of Rt. 44A going 7 e Z o n . wnfmar'k te r e r s e ^reas in Center Springs Park were p re sen ^ to the Park Shopping Center off Tolland Tpke. 1966 FORD s ma Socea Aubut, and Town opens Two Manchester 10 years 4-Door Sedan. V-8, power steering, automatic, air conditioned: Nomlch along with the state aid provid- ditional junlor togh”schcwrwhne a.m. service at St. Mary’s ^Spri'n^PondSprings is now voir for the pond, he said. Blge- SweepingSweepinof Bids Hospital, and was a member of ed If work on the school is not avoiding the pitfalls of that in- son said, into the path of the oil Episcopal Church. Members “slowly turmng toto a cesS' low Brook would be extended truck, also westbound. Tureek said.. "It’s little along the north side of 'the new FOR RENT completed, the Committee stitution,” Superintendent of vvill meet at the church at pool. Gandolfo Sweeper Service of 1966 G ALAXIE 500 Schools was arrested for Im- parking area, or better than Union Pond." field. East Canaan is tee apparent 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro- warned. Schools, Robert Bralrton, ex- • nn/4 a aVv a<4« <1 cr1 * CO ___ 1______Sedan. V-8, Crulsomatlc, power steering. Personal Notices If____ the...... petition to halt. tee...... mid-.. plained. f®P®'’ “ 'J 5,®*’®^“'®'* in Npill Hall, to the event of Bigelow brook empties into A meadow just east of tee bidder for furnishing the Jeotors—sound or silent, also die school construction is vie ^ appear in Circuit Court 12, , the pond from tee east. More proposed softball field at tee S3 mm. slide projectors. torioustorlous at TuesdayTi.e.s^nv nia-ht'snight’s towntnwn of Grades 5 through 8 definition permits Manchester, April 15. Nutmeg Forest will have its construction in Its watershed as foot of a coasting hill Is large sweeper and WELDON-DRUG CO. In Memoriam regular 'business meeting Mon- far back as the Lake St. on Rt. enough for a soccer field, Tur- operator for sweeping the, In loving ^memory“ r"'Theodore J"®®‘*"& children presently the youngsters to act and de- 767 Mato St.—Tel. 643-5321 1963 FAIRLANE 500 ^masaitls wlio passed away March living m town, will have no velop at their own age level day at 8 p.m. at Masonic Tern- 44 have caused heavy deposits eck said. town’s streets and parking lots, Wagon. 3 seats, standard transmission. • ®1®®® .'■®®"'‘® in September 1970, without pressuring them to 1ml- pie. A film on "Fishing silt in tee eastern portion of The Center Springs Annex its prices were low in four of ^wara smiling, happy and content. School Board Ctelarman David tate those in the senior hie’h Czech Head Around tee World" will be the pond. used for public skating may five categories contained In the Lovea and rc«pccted where he rwxL- ^Airi Via riAwwwi** i . ,, senior .nign went. Cook told the4 Committee. classes, he added. shown, and refreshments served Salted roads in tee winter then be set aside at certain bid specifications, ^ ‘^“dim'^*'* darken or shadows Proposed Timetable "Our goal is to provide an Resigns After after the meeting have caused the water empty- times for town hockey teams. Hartford Street Sweeping Rx RECORDS 1965 M U STAN G Thc beautiful memory we have of Cook’s comments were based educational setting in which Last Saturday night, the or- ins ‘nto Bigelow Brook to be Tureek said tee whole plan Service, which had the contract Hardtop. 6-cyl., standard trans., immaculate. on a proposed timetable to meet -year-old pupils are urged to ganization had a Ladles Night hard to freeze. The pond has would preserve tee park’s beau- last year, was tee only other Our efforts are dedicated 12 dinner-dance at Garden Grove. frozen over for skating for ty without spending much mon- bidder. , Sadly mls.scd by ii>® requirements called for in develop as 12 year olds, one in Political Rift to providing you with your Dau^ter Joanne and the petition advocating a cost which they will want to respond several years due • to the salt ey. The commission voiced its Gandolfo's prices are: $197.60 health needs. In addition to Grandchildren™ study of additions to existing in terms of their own develop- (Continued from Page One) and other impurities In the wn- approval. for the dally rate for sweeping prompt prescription service, 1966 FORD ter. The use of fill from tee Lin- streets, $937.60 for the weekly we maintain a complete per­ Ranch Wagon. V-8, automatic, power steering, dark green. In Memoriam ®®Jl^*®' ment rather than the terms of zatlon. In the process he weath- No Release Tureek suggested tee eastern coin School may take much rate, and $3,650 for the monthly sonal record of all prescrip­ In loving memory of luaac Bell The 30-day report date cited an artificially produced suner- ^ ...... tion drugs supplied to you. wio paasetl away March 22, 1934. in the petition efn not be met. ficlal sodai sophisticatton " “ "®‘'‘®" challenges and portion of the pond be filled in. longer than Tureek expected rate. Its price for tee initial Excavation fill from the propos- last night. Due to incomplete sweeping of parking lota is $329 In this way, we can quickly Eacii .‘lacriflce you had to make, Cook’s schedule sets a fall of Bralrton emphasized. ’ developed a reputation for re- Of Pueblo provide your physician with Along the path trod, ed Lincoln School near Bdgelow preliminary plans, tee school and its price for subsequent any Information he may re­ I« remembered by our love one.8 1969 target date for bidding on The middle school unit im- s**>ence and cunning, St. in. the park could be used will probably not be on te e ' sweeping of parking lots (one Ah you rest in peace with God. ' the jidditions, at which time cost proves many of the social and The Czechoslovaks were told (Continued Ironi Page One) quire, and give you a year- PsHmntPs onniH ' ... - ---- . ------With least expense if the school April 30 referendum. day each month) Is $160. end report of your prescrip­ This would no "'’Justment problems that oth- recently that there had been a and concessions from the incl- is built, he said. But Tureek said today fill Hartford Sweeping prices a re : tion costs for tax purposes. ------HL, Wife and Family ®"^‘" *‘® “"y l‘k®- emise "militate against Sound secret plot inside the Commu- dent. The filled area would make a could be trucked to from some $200 for the L l y rate tor Let us be your specialist for In Memoriam X ^ ro o m s h^^umrlpr educational progress.” accord- nlst party to have the army Nothing about the Pueblo’s large softball field roughly 300 other site In town without too streets, $900 for the weekly rate. prescriptions and other In loving- memory of Leonard thI UmpfLi .. Superintendent. thwart the reshuffle that re- unspectacular past suggested by 300 feet. In the winter, tee much expense. and $3,600 for the monthly rate health needs. DILLON who pa.,scd away March 22, Jhe ‘‘m®taWe allows six Plans presently call for the moved Novotny as party leader., she would tvlnd up in North low, flat field could be flooded "The n^eed Is there for tee Its price for the InlUal sweep- momns each for the prepara- moving of seventh and eighth Rumors hud circulated of nr- Korea’s Wonsan Harbor in one with about 18 to 20 inches of skatine areas ’’ he said "re- toe of narktoe lota Is 1875 and E S T O W i| irellm inS^D lanf speeficath^ns, graders Into the middle school mored units on the alert, ready of the U.S.. Navy’s unhappiest water and frozen as is done now' gardlefs of whether tee school Its prlL to f tlS subsequent SALES and SERVICE, Inc. \. PHARMACY II r IWe^U never lose sweet meH^ries, f,”n ^ P*'®ParV u®®" completion of the second to move into the capital in sup- episodes, being the first federal i„ Charter Oak Field, Tureek goes in or not." sweepings of parking loto Is W 319 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER Of the one we loved so much. ‘ion of ta k in g d ra ^ n p , , phase^ Bv that time. It Is ex- port of Novotny, who had been warship captured at sea since said. He noted tee Charter Oak $279. It is low Otoy to ito rate 459 HARTFORD ROAD inp- ^ 4°^* n ij!! peeled the hiprh school will be in almost solitary control since the Confederates seized the The remaining half or more skating area will be closed due for tbe weekly sweepings of His ifruo and FamUy ^ g Committee quoted a 2,617 filled to capacity. Stalinist days. Harriet Lane in 1862. ht the pond would, be a reser- to Rt. 6 construction next year, streets. ®w®epings

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Coventry Tolland Miss Potterton inated fot the post by Dr, Hol­ Fire Hits House said the house was a mass of^ TBC Rules Out April 30 Vote lis Fait, a professor of educa­ flames when firemen arrived. It Nominated for tion at the University of Con­ required about three hours of THINK SMALL TVTRadio Tonight necticut. He is past chairman In Greenwich; work to get the blaze out *1784.90 Project ASK Teachers at Meadowhrook of the Measurement and Eval­ 1988 VoUnwa f ep S e te i On New Lincoln School Plans AAHPER Office uation Section and presently Is Loss $100,000 Delivered in MandMoter Devising Program for Gifted chairman of Us nominating Equipped with leatherette in­ The Town Buildinfif Com- requesting: Changres from Arnold agrer means that because of W ill W id en Television Miss Marcia Potterton, daugh­ committee. GREENWICH (AP)—Fire de­ terior, windshield washer, 2- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George speed electric wipers, heater, mdttee has notified General Lawrence, architect for the the committee's lack of affree- 6:00 (S-im Perry VLamoa (40) NewebesttO M e a ^ b fM k School are meet- Nursery School is preB«vtly ac- Miss Potterton is one of two stroyed a vacant 20-room_ house defroster, 4-way safety flashers, Manager Robert Weiss and layout and size, ment on a plan, It will not be ( Iflke IKX«laa 7:30 ( a-l* WadTwUd West A. Potterton of 171 Avery St., Sponsorship (W Blainray Patrol (34) World Iveas RevieReviewT. ing ’S u n d a y mornings before cepting reglstraitions for the final nominees from throughout here this morning. The loss was Howfast- back-up lights, front and rear the Board of Directors that .. to meet a nine-week tlme- (80) Futta for Today 18) L^^Crane senool, w develop a program school. Children planning to en- is “a lio-uuiuatccandidate forlui theu«; position wthe— country. The ,final selection estimated by a deputy fire chief seat belts. m ^H m inarv hbtnA f o r +ho realizes fully that this will table It had set for completion The Board of Education vot­ (34) lUsterogera NelsUbor- , - ___See the Wisanl ((3) will take place at the AAHPER hood ISO d^ Tunaa (C) for Rented children at the roll for next September, must secretary-elect of the Nation- place at ------at more than *100,000. do you read? eliminate the posslbUlty of of preliminaries and cost esU- ed last night to “ open up” the (80) Cotnfaat |10) IViday Iforie (O proposed new elementary spring: approval.” However, he mates. (40) IfOHale-s Navy ®^® Measurement and Evaluation M The house, at 482 Glenville TED TRUDON Rt*. II, TalUnd TgLs. sponsorship of the Ancillary 6:80 (30) Theater 30 8:30 Donald Parker told this week’s as of Dec. 31 and not more than q .. . .u . March 29, being attend- m Center Spnngs added, it is the opinion of the Th? directors had voted their (18) Afternoon Report meeUng of the school PTA. five years of age Section of the American Associa- ed by the local nominee. Rd., was the home of Mr. and Takes T¥ reading WxU group that "the town win have intent to place the school Services Center (Project ASK), (40) Bob Young Park not be completed "The gifted and talented Classes are held on a dou- Health, Physcial Educa- She Is a graduate of Manches- Mrs. William Taylor. The Tay­ VOLKSWAGEN so that its original sole spon­ (34) What's NewT (34) B ook'B ^ test in time for-the school bond- » better school for less money quesUon on the voting ma- «:00 ( 8CD13-I0) News (O (to) Operation Entertaimnent youngsters at the primary level ble session basis with oarents Recreation (AAHPER). ter High School and earned her lors were reported to be some­ ing question'1:o-be included ultimate.” chines April so, pending the re­ sorship will now be shared by ( 8) Newswlio (O (30) MoHale's NaDr have more or less been overlook- able to enroil their c h ild ^ tor ^ teacher of junior and sen- B.S. In physical education at where in the Pacific Ocean, re­ Sonday... in the April 30 town refer- c®»pt of a cost figure, as many as 20 other districts (34) Oultar with Kodideiick 9:00 I )-13)_lIi ed for many years In relation to either a two-day or threc-dav-e- physical educa- UConn In 1966. She Is presently turning from a cruise In the endum. month to review Lawrence’s However, town charter rules It serves. Noad (R) I I) NET 3:30 p.m. (18) Merv Orlffln 9:30 the attention given slower learn-leaim. weekw«*k basis.haaiH tlon In the Glastonbury schools, working there for her master’s Orient. In a letter to Weiss Donald “ *^f*^* schematic drawings stipulate that the board can As the original sponsoring (30) BporU Show Ing students,” Parker mcplain- Morning sessions run from Miss Potterton has been nom- degree. A fire department spokesman board, Coventry is the first to 6:06 (to) Onnbait K KueW c^m m ltS secretS ^ ' " ^ an alternate plan lor the not approve any Item for bond- 6:16 (to) Bold Venture Read Herald Advertisements «Ld U wa^TS propose 24-room unit, which ing until It first has a specific sign for the year, voting an ap­ *^' 8:30 to 11:30, with the after- 6:30 (34) What's New (R) The studies are being conduct- moon sessions scheduled from unanlmoiw opln- fee bulk on a sloping site bonding flmre propriation of $4;000 for the ( 8-13) Welter Cronklte ( 8) Bob Young (C) Judd for Defense ed with help of Project ASK, 1 to 4. recent to s S UnofflClS^ estimates have consulting services of the ProJ- ■(1O30) Huntle^Brinkley Over the Roddes 6:46 (to) , News____ . ______Jtlon TV a regional specialized services Further informaition and reg- 7:00 ( 3) Death Valley Days agency. Richard Nowakow- IstraiUon forms may be obtained for the school. As of Sept. 1, the State BoEU*d 8A33-3(ito) News. Sports.' ment for 80-year-oId Lincoln (30 ICore Room for Uvihg feather , sM, regional representative for by oontacting Mrs. Hickey, hat “ the nrpapnt niana Both the originalo— r-—-plan and the The xiie xxjtiraBoard oiof niaucauonEducation anaand ®1 iuuui.»uonEducation laIs uuungtaking over ailall (2330-W) Newa Weattier (to) Richard Dtamohi School that (10) I Love Lucy 11:30 (10303330) Toqlght (C) Project ASK is working with the Meadowwood Rd. are not s^flcientiv ^ a d v 3 alternate envision a school con-, the Lincoln School Parents As- federal HUe HI projects, of (to) Runtley-Biinkley <( 8-40) Joey Bishop Mow (C) suiiicienuy reaoy ana gtructed on two levels, with « u- j ______,__..__ a on- i ______J^13) Truth or Consequences 13:00 ( 3) NOAA BaskeebaU Bemi- 1, BuUetln Board will not have been anffirientiv a Sociation had been pressing for which Project ASK is one, so Flnals (O 7:16 (30).Newsrse( Some children have already The Tolland Junior Women’s revised to Insure timely comple^ l^er'^tovef ^ctatc^bvMcept^ce of plans In time for last night’s action opens the 1:00 (13) Outdoors with Stein been tested and found to be tal- club will hold a Pood and tlon of cost estimates for inclu- spring referendum. conttouatcontinuation of the sloping character of the site. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE LISTINaS ®v*. , i v ®thers are Riammage SaJe tomorrow from slon” in the referendum. service. A total of 22 towns are In the original plan proposed served by Project ASK, with n't Hms to put tpring bock Into your homo—and sch^ided for testing, according g a.m. to 3 p.m. at Wanat’s on “ It is also believed,” Kuehl by the architect, the school Menow Rd. Vernon headquarters in Mansfield. Oth­ what boHor way than from our comploto solocHon continued, “ that any effort to would be roughly L-shaped, er towns are now expected to ^ T ia d io bypass the normal review with classrooms facing east and of homo repair and romodoling matoriab. Out* bllltieB*rtf*rtiwi}nnf*” *' ^® A voter registration session take similar action to that of (This listing inclndes only those news broadcasts of lU or 18 for which fAS» V*’ ’’® ^®'^ tomorrow from 10 changes for approval procedure west. The alternate, drawn at Man H eld Coventry’s school board. minute length. Some stations •■srry other short newscasts.) standing, valuos in ovory dopartmont. and passage of these plans. In the request of the TBC, envl- The board last night also ac­ obtained. The gifted children St. Matthew’s CYO wfll hold order to meet the deadline for slons a rectangular structure, ^ WDBO—1864 6:66 Phil Rlznito would attend classes in special­ cepted several teacher resigna­ 6:00 Ikck RoUnsoc 7:00 The World Tonlaht another F’arents Night Sunday this referendum, would result with moat classrooms In a In Stabbing tions, this being the time of 6:(M Joey Reynolds 7:16 Frank Gifford ized facilities probably contain­ at 7 im the church Pariah Cen­ 2 In a school which is not only north-south orientation. 9:00 Ken Orlffln 7:30 Alexander Kendrick ed in a trailer to be parked ■year when these are. normally 1:06 News, fflen Off 7:36 Speak Up Hartford ter. In the more expensive class jn seeking alternates to the A 21-year-old Hodrvllle wom- expected. Ann L. Whithaih re- WRCH—.614 8:00 News outside the building because of The Rev. Donald Miller will than would otherwise be the L-shaped plan, several commit- aji was stabbed early yesterday signed from her position as gym 5:00 Hartford Highlights 8:10 S ^ ^ U p Hartford the shortage of classrooms at 7:00 New s 12:16 apeaik on "Now That’s Done— case, but also would not repre- tee members said they believed morning, but is reported In teacher at the high school. She the school. 8:00 Oesllght W n o —1666 Or Is It” at the 9:30 and 11 sent the optimum functional op- the original design contained “good” condition today at will be transferring to her home 13:00 Quiet Hours 6:00 News. Weather, Sports Another group of teachers is „ WPOP—1416 6:86 Afternoon Edition ajn. services at the United eratlon of the building or best some areas larger than neces- RockvlUe GeneraJ Hospital. town of Ellington starting In the 6:00 Danny CSayton Show 7:00 Americana meeting Tuesday mornings be­ Oangregational Church, Sun­ r utilization of the existing site/’ sary, and also that the building The woman is Jean Kinney ot fall. Other high school teachers 7:00 Lee ''Ba.br’ Simms Show 7:28 David Btinkl^ fore school In a series of group 13:00 Gary Girard Show 7:30 News of the World PLYWOOD CONCRETE MIX day. Kuehl said the committee will would reauire too much site. 156 Windsorville Rd. Vernon resigning at the end of the year WINT—U86 7:46 Joe Garoglote Useful in a number of Do repair work on walks, discussion programs where Pilgrim Fellowship members continue Its review of the plans. 5:00 7:60 Sing Along ways. Interior or exterior problems with children and the The TEC’S letter to the man- police declined to give any de- are June L. Douglas and Val- 6:16 Smak Up Sporta ■will attend a rally at the Bush- 2 7:66 Emphasis patios, driveways now. ______tatis o f the scabbing. jla Brlnn, teachers of social 6:30 Harry Reosoner 8:06 Pop Conceit ty ]^ . Standard 4’x8’ panr education processes are aired, We have concrete mix In nell Memorial Sunday. Police €ire holding John Mey- studies and mathematics re- 5:36 Speojc U p Sporta 9:06 Nightheat els. Good one or both according to Parker. 6:00 News U:gp News, Weathsr, Sports sides. handy bags. F n l l l W l V l I f l Hill Dr. In specUvely. Both are leaving for 6:16 Speak Ito Hartford U :26 Sporta Final Nowakowskl also advises this Manchester Evening Herald 6:46 Lbwen Thon 11:36 Other Side of the Day ziA iA uxcs oonneoUon with the stabbing, personal reasons. group, which has already solv­ Tolland correspondent Bette _ t ^ ■arreated last night and Leaving the (Coventry Gram- ed some problems. The discus­ Quatrale, tel. 876-2845. T ■ t'tim £>1*^ llo ^ charged with aggra'vated as- mar School will be Karen Stan- sion meetings were described by lA /f O A oaiult and breach of the peace, gel, who Is moving out of state; Parker ” as clearing houses for ’Hie girl was admitted to the Barbara Eckstrom and Char- problems. We feel better after To Alter Store Valuation hospltal at 2:30 a.m. yester- lotte Putnam will be leaving wo have attended these ses­ day. George Hersey Robertson. Mrs. sions” , he stated. Peter and Frances Becklsh, The dog warden said ho must Meyens was held overnight In Putnam Is moving out of state, Reading Aid Program f a Y proprietors of The Landmark, catch the dog In the act and on lieu of *6,000 bond. He was At the request of American SCREEN WIRE LUMBER Parker also told of a reading are going to court to appeal the the complainant’s propeaity. presented in circuit court this Legion Post, the aboard agreed HOW TO Now Is the time to repair We carry complete stocks aid program instituted at Mead- FAIRWAY valuation placed on their drug- Brootanan enid, ”I feed gome- morning where bond was reset that the high school band be screen doors and windows. of dimension lumber of owbrook under a federal pro­ store, the selectmen said last thing must be done before some- at *1,000. Meyera ■was unable to authorized to participate In the We have screen wire of all kinds. Just right for gram, headed by Reading Di­ F/RST nlghtl thing tragic happens. This p w - post the bond and ■was taken annual Memorial Day services. CONTROL all kinds. repairs. rector Vincent Lamo, and Mrs. The writ, served on First tlcular type of dog roaming hsis to ToUand State Jail. conducted by the Legion, which TERMITES Gloria Matthews, reading teach­ both stores open Selectman Joseph Szegda has a been known to mangle or even then makes a donation of *100 er at Meadowhrook. tonight tlH 9! In return. F4EE INSPECTION for home return date of April 2 In Tol- kiB wman Is *476.wo.*476.495. rector,reetnr Manchester will have Its second TERMITE CONTROL t/KAS MANCHSSTSR CKNTSR expects It to be renewed under the full use, and therefore the She added that there are 87 progpram Is designed for ^>isl**ybig AKC Sanctioned A- SERVICE P A S i K I N S . ^ 1 the federal program and possi­ # tableware j full potential of the building, persons who pay over *1,000 adults over 18 with eight years OA Match Sunday at Manches- bly eicpanded to include second 2 locations: (? A spokesman for the com- taxes. ^ ®>^ 'ess of schooling, who wish ter High School. Entries will be graders next year. r main st. and east ^ mission said Becklsh "could use The top 12, in order- of ^ second chance for education, taken at 9-30 a m and close BRUCE-TERMINIX CO. OF NEW ENGLAND Nursery Registrations ^ nriddle turnpUce A aU of It U he would simply ^ ^ t s ptid, are Ooime^cut ^h^ ^ , e s are tailored to T T l 60S Now Perk Ave., West Hartford, Conn. 06110 — phone 233 9878 Mrs Howard Hickey, owner comply with present zoning reg- prepare the individuall for en- ludirlnir tlnJ^s ■Maticfieftteli LUMBER^ o f the Hlokery, Dlckory. Dock Illations and conditions set forth ^®rd, Wile Motors, Hartford tj.«|ay»0 4q fHg regular Hirh J 11.30 for No- in Manchester, phone 649-5201 W. H. England Lumbar Co., Authorized Local Raprasantativa by tb. b..M „d by . p^vlbu. Ob-. vote of Mie tow n” Blanche Jones, Harvey Oolllns, wys, German Shep- ^ iH c r ^ ^ 'C o s t a Raymond Judd, Lakevlew Park, ^ sporting and terriers. R i n d r S t o ^ ^ n r e s e n t a - (Wquler) Mrs. Evelyn Loner- Graduate Novice and Novice A

bef^e selectoe^to isciws the ‘^“’iSt^rP^i'^ttag f®r- enwL'"wini^rfi to“^ re^ISs Herbert E n g l^ " r p ^ H c - for others who 2, with judging at 2:30. (Mnrnn miit tyWni jnvoijt ''Y clialrman for the Lions " to develop t^ ir command Junior handling will be judged Try out a Chevv Sm all In ZSSS;.r.““ TS^bf i ^ " « s;. no? " o s s Siz e ... ^ and small group In- class at a point show. «ds to be Included In the students may enter au puppies must be six al Volkswagen. p t t o ^ , operture cards and minstrel program is Monday program at any time. months or older. Breed puppies Try out any of the cars people repair or replacement of every mcilor ^ - ■ ! ™®®' »» judged as a class, the M or^ ibAl the that clarke House In 'Wllllmantic. **®‘^ ®« Tuesday winner to compete against the tradeinfornewVWs. W egetall kinds. working part* 100% for 30 days or 1000 aftOT the equipment is Tryouts for “Uons Love Thursday of next week at winners of the American-bred But w e d o n’t sell them again just m iles.'W hichever comes first, B t t i ^ : ^ or whoever ■willed to Laughter,” will be held Sunday Junior High School. If and Open CSasses for Best of like that. W e check them out first. G ive Incidentally, the guarantee comes TOM m e records, could be at Yeomans Hall from 2 to 4 enough students enter the pro- Breed. Sexes will be judged to- *<1 cnar^oG a fee and over a pe- p.^i. Roland Laramie will out- 8Tam, additional classes will be gether. them the 16-Point Inspection. Fix what- with all our used cars, ever needed fixing. Then guarantee the Even the Volkswagens. *ensInB • Ironsmliilon • rear axle • front oxl* autmbllu • brake lyitem • electrical tyjlem BH-G SAVINGS NOW on the ..00.1 appearing Testing and counseling ser- and some cash prizes will be welcome to try vices are available to those stu- awarded to qualified winners meets spedfleatiens from the out. ^ dents desiring them. Additional H o m e b a L ^ f ^ a a n ^ h e s , Bureal of Standards and will „ ^ ^ ------information about the program coffee and soft drinks wlU be not fade, although humidity and 1964 PONTIAC Machester Evening Herald may be obtained at Manchester sold. CJhlldren under 12 wlU be 1967 roRSDHE Catalina Conv. Ckjupe. Gray, Black 1962 CHEV. CORVAIR temperatuie are possible haz­ Colombia correspondent Vlr- High School dally from 8 a.m. admitted free. The event is Model 911. Blue, Top, Auto., P.S., P.B. ards. 4-Door Sedan. Auto., radio. BKGEST NAMES in COLOR TV... glnla Carlson tel. 228-9224. to 4 p.m. open to the pubUc. However, the company will Tuir’misiini store the film, 50 rolls at *12.50 •5295 *1495 *495 iudkweOQ per year, with no hazards in­ volved. Quipped Morse, ’’Except poeeUbliUty an atomic bomb 1963 FORD PORTABLE. dropped c n our vault and In that qt WOODLAND Galaxie 4-Door Sedan. V-8, auto., Have your child fitted case you probably won’t need PS, radio. 1964 PONTIAC LIGHTWEIGHT, the leoords anyway.” Tempest Custom Conv. Coupe. Black, professionally to Roaming Doga GARDENS! *895 White Top, Auto., Radio, Extra Paul Btookman of OoUins Rd., Sharp. 1962 OLDSMOBILE POWER PACKED Complained to the selectmen of SCOTTS SPRING SPECIAL! roaming dogs who had attacked AFRICAN VIOLETS Dynamic 88 9-Pa.s.‘i. .Station Wagon l A t t k S h o e s LOOK! SAVE *1.00! BUY NOW! WITH 9UALITY _both hto children and his dog, •1595 *1345 P.S., Auto., Radio. PIT for tho child you lovo a miniatiire FVench poodle. SPECIAL ONLY! t He said his wife had talked 2 Scott* Turf Builder and FEATURES! to the dog warden several times REG. $9.95. ^ about the problem and the 3 for $2.25 1964 CHEVROLET *995 warden had admitted he “was . Large Selection of the Latest Varieties! Covers 10,000 Sq. Ft. Monza Spydier Coupe. 4 speed. 1962 CHEVROLET hard pressed to solve the prob­ Convertible Coupe. Auto., PS, radio. See now at lem.” *895 *795 ▼ ▼ ▼ ^1 SCOTCH HEATHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS: 1964 FORD NORMAN’S Cyclamen 4- Azaleas Fuirlouc 600 Custorn 4-Dr. Wasion "fa Y LARGE POTS! ONLY Chrysanthemums-^oliage Plants 1965 SPRITE V-8, auto., PS., radio, roof r a c k .^ ’ YOUR CHOICE! Conv. Dark green, radio. FAIRWAY, In Bloom! Hardy Pink Plants! *3.88 1962 VOLVO *1395 r 2 *995 P-1800 Sport Coupe, r borti stores open j PUSSY WILLOWS PANSY PLANTS It *1495 ^ tonight HH 9! ^ ONLY BASKET 1964 CHEVROLET Chevy II Nova 4-Door Sedan. Auto., 1967 FORD They’ll be ready next Thursday, . radio. 1962 MERCURY Galaxie 500., Auto., V-8, PS. Very Large 2 to 3 ft. Plants. weather permitting ,. . 9 Baas. Sitatton Wagon. PS., auto., V-8. A t graduate of the American Shoe Fitting Institute *895 we are professionally qualified to fit your child and fill Whatever Your Garden Needs Are — We Can Always Help You! *895 *2495 doctors’ prescriptions,

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FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 PAGE B B v m m a a s Vernon Coventry Dkv« Oknut JtHoiM Obucbowrict Israel and Jordan Actress Gets UdMor^n-CMar Senior Bditicr Marcy Juran Bob BMtar Divorce from Hahn Quits School Board; Fealture Bldttor T he H igh S chool W orld Sporte SdKor ' Each Claim Victory Town Weighs Land Purchase (Ooatinaed from Page One) ______Cary Grant Arthur CaUahau Fills Term Reprasentattves of se'veral through first option of refusal The meeting closed with the VOL. X X X . No. 24 FRIDAY, MARCH 22 town boards and commissions ®*' direct purchase. suggesUon by Robert Gantner, Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyee Don, Facility Adviaor stroyedi 46 Israeli tanks and lo r c ^ to hold their bridgeheads (Continued from Page One) 'William R. Hahn, a Republi­ about 60 other armored vehicles longer than planned. Hellcop- can who has served on the met at the town hall last night ^Steitoen Loyzlm, .representing chairman of the Planning and and shot down five Israeli lers shuttled between the battle Mary Grles, wife of film dlrec- Board o f Education for 17 . __ , , . . . ^ the capital improvements pro- Zoning Commission, that planes. It admitted the loss of 10 STounds and hospitals In Jerus- tor Tom Grles, testified that years has resigned effective to uss a topic that all have gram advisory committee, sug- resentattves of boards and com- Com puter ' tanks and 10 other vehicles. alem. Grant once told her: “ This girt Immediately. discuased In their Individual gested that the question be missions meet, perhaps once Israel acknowledged the loss Israeli spokesmen said that at Lyan is heading for a nervous Halm ga'va no resison for his meetings; Land acquisition by brought before a special town every other month, for airing Dance W ell of six armored vehicles and one Ihe height of the fighting, para- breakdown and I hope she has resignation In bis lettei’ to the the town. meeting requesting authoriza- of mutual problems. As had plane but said the pilot para- troopers pushed to within 28 It. That’s the only way I can Board, but he Is one of two ■u-iH ______u™ lion to purchase the land dl- been noted eau’lier In the meet- chuted to safety. miles of Amman, the Jordanian make her Into the wife I wemt.” 'Yemon men who applied for H ^ T h ^ s ^ recommending the tog. town groups often are dls- Attended Bar-Lev said the invaders 'capital. She said Grant commented the position of business mana- conservation ’ ooi^lsslon, the of funding such a pur- c ^ n g the same problems, knocked out El Path's main Iraqi troops stationed In Jor- ^ planned to use “ psy- ger for 'the Board of Education, tu.,, chose. Asscssor-bulldlng inapec- joint meetings would be a good t®*- P' Allen said he method of improving coonllna- To the rrilef of evexyone who base at Karameh, three miles dan took part in the fighting chotherapy and LSD” to trans- a post just established and to ^ a t d and commission mem- botwsen town boards, Gant- attended the dance last weak,' east of the Jordan River, and Egypt’s Middle East News ***• ® Image, be to effort the next school destroyed terrorist staging cen- Agency reported. Adaltoe Gouldt a former agenf year. The oOier Vernon man ' about $1,(X)0 an acre. ner said. Individuals were matched up ters at Dahal, Feifa and Safi. Amman’s civil airport was re- Cannon, said that applying is Russell Andrews. /Thomas, who chaired the Loyzlm added such a pur- Also present at the meeting with other human indivlduala, meeting, said that ail town chase is “ essential for proper were members of the Board of It was the first thrust Israel opened after the fighting ended became enraged and re- Neither, though, has been se- groups are aware of the need not machines. Some seven4iun. has made Into Arab territory but school remained cloeed trt ^ '®®^'® '•®cted. long-range planning.” Selectmen, the Recreation Corn- for land for such things as a Uses of Land mlttee. Board of Health, Sew- dred students had filled out per- since the June war, and the big- day. Shope in the capital had re- ^®**' attend a dinner Arthur Callahan, a former town dump, cemeteries, recre gest engagement since then, malned open Thursday, and Jor- member o f the Board wlH fill fnoimiDP nr p nnopihin As to possible uscs of the ®K® Study Committee, Dump aonallty queationnalree two. The Jordanians saida up to 16,000 danians went about thetrtheir bust- ®li® heardneara Hahn’snann s term whichwnicn will-wui endena atton facilities, or a possible Allan Cahill offered the Study Committee, and Town weeks earlier In preporatiim for sewage treatment plant. He ‘ ®' '-amii otrerea me „ ... officer Dr Robert Bow- Israeli troops crossedled the ~ river, ness despite the sounds of batUe scream Into the tele- next year. Two others also ap- referrad to the meeting as “a ®» _ ^ the Computer Danoe. Tbe gues- The Invaders ranin Into their 26 mUes off. Refugees from out- "Addle, stay out of my pUed for the business mana- tlons which called for preter- get-together to amass Ideas Windham Regional P l^ - stiffest opposition at Karameh, lying areas pressed Into the can- t® break this geFs poslUon, both from out of and reach conclualona on how " town, that encea on Ukea and dlallkes and Informants said, and were ital. girl, I’m going to break her like town and now holding similar aex, height, weight, hair and eye to acquire topography and soil “ ‘^® to await the a pony.” positions. conditions in the town, noting ’•®^®"®' re ^ rt now l^lng done Firemen Answer color were answered on a com­ WnttUB R. O A a Two psychiatrists who exam- The board will not take ac- » V that thera is an ::eIevatlon ®" ®®^^® '®*- 10-tow area puter card which was aent to Bolton Ined Grant last fall testified that tlon on the matter imttl some- The main attraction, however, that runs rouehly Region covers. Cahill said Call on Highway Boston. there was no evidence of erratic time next week. It has made Its has been a llama skin rug from northwest to southeMt- prel'nilnary studies are due in On Friday night, students lin­ behavior in the film star and )choloe but the successful candl- Peru. Children and adults alike hi^heat point lii ° " ®°®® Units from both the Town V.V't.w TV ■ ed up to be admitted to the Bolton Public Library Gets that there was no evidence of date needs time to notify his instinctively reach out to touch jg northv^t sec- ®'‘® available, he will and Eighth District Fire De dance via their tloket atub and damage from the use of LSD. superior. It because of Its softness. sloping to lower eleva- ®®® selectmen have partments responded to a crtl then waited to get a list of num­ ‘‘The evidence shows that Mr. The board said, however, he A collection of wo^en, china fioj,g yje southeast DCV.V.U,. section. copies. Thomas agreed that that a man was trapped In his bers of their "Ideal dates." Grant is no longer using LSD,” hag assured it he will accept and cloth dogs belonging to where sewage is concerned, the car on the Wilbur Cross High- New Books for Adult Shelves ______Soil Limitations Bverybody got ait least two the judge said, “ and he appears the poalUon regonUesa of what Susan Cochran are also dls- „ ,fh ?” * l°wn should work closely with way between Caldor’s and msubctaes, but the most com­ Among the recent additions School Menu to be a loving ” and devoted fath- he Is offered In his present played. ,®®*“, ®'‘® the WRPA. Howard Jbhnson’s et 3:18 p.m. putable boy and girl were to the adult ahelvos of Bolton ® * ^ ^ ^ ® ® ’ twkey er. He should be entitled to tovwi. A figure rt $12,000 was New Scout Troop rfiSit *to extrenTe UmTtetlon Allen said he thought half the yesterday. matched ‘with twenty-two end PuWlo Library are, fiction: ®°“ P , n®®«®" extinguished. iteUgent fkiant French student ^ ®“ ®“®K ‘’*® “ ® “ I ^ i r the years of tola K. of C. Hall, 16 P ^ c t St. :^ ’T ’t®haf h i r S ^ l s Z S toe wet la^d could ^ u s e S ______was known to >haive quite an abundance of matches. Runners Training Lauranoe, k Jest rt a i l n h e r e t 'p ^ u f huTte^^^ Judge’s ruling came after T T rttend^rmeeTlnr^/murt ’^-® It seema oa if all the match­ conservation SIZZLING "Mud and rain, won't atop Nashke '69, and Larry Kahn '70. ing waa done completely on the honey sandwich^ ^een je a n s , one of G r i t ’s three _ attorneys m\rt and'*^!^^ »>® accompanied by one of his * ______com°mlttee M e m b e r "": The town Is under state or- committee member, then mov- ua,” is the cry of the 'Manches- Some others, are Bruce Hust, level. As far aa has been deter­ Where Eaglea Dare; Petrakls, Teachers at Bolton EHemen- Harry M. Fain, said In his final A STEAKS ter Ptrack team as they begin '09, Javeltn, aoid Steven Spak, mined no boys ended up with Dream” of Bangs; Pope! tarjT S^hTOl“ 'wiU L ^ m e r t :* ’^ e lGJklit)‘“ at* to^ THlgW M iTDteSrt reprisOTto- ^®'‘® ‘o convert the town dump ^ present rec- Drumbeat Mighty Good Eating! their spring training. The '68, pole vault. The track team partners of their own sex, nor ^ « ^ d.™u a. ''S'n^S“erfect but as Mr. son. er. Quite a few couples were ertBon, Paradise F’alls—2v.; Richard Clay, former In- daughter happy. .. • Stewart, An Acre of Grass; structor at Connecticut State Frank B. Belcher. Miss Can- ®t^er schools In o w state The present dump is not well ® request to directly purchase baked on the premises! Paul Fhlnney, asaistant coa :h, Dlx '69 paired but in some cases stead­ Truax, With E)qual Giracc, and (Cdlleg«, now associated with non’s attorney, said in his final pomted out he has suited to a long term land-fiU question and get says, ”We must be able to run ies weren’t matched. One senior Wilkinson, A KUllijg Frost. toe Amerlican Book Co., will be rebuttal: "We are not dealing ^®''J'®^ *'''® superinten- operation. ^**’®*- options of surrounding in any weather.” girl complained," . . .he was Non-fiction: Andersoin & ■the constilbant. here with an adventuress who “ ®”“ many members of •^Railbus’ Trial With no disagreement on a l®rid. Under the guidance o f former Successful matched with twenty-one glrle Gaslighf Plzer, Useful Atom; Bromfleld, BuUettn Board walked Into a rich man’s life “ ® ®®®’^®- “ Each board wlth- favorable site, which contains No specific use of the land, track star and oooch Mr. Wen- and I was one of them! Hey From My Experience; Edwards, Cub Scout Pack 167 wini then walked out again. We have exception, has acted Inde- Rims April 2-3 about 16 acres, the next ques- If finally purchased, was decld- Restaurant dall Marratta the scarlet Spring Skiers vriiat’e your number?” BariJory General; Epoteln, The meet tonight at 7:30 at Unit- here a woman who married a Pe"«*®ntly of the previous hoard ____r-,. -vui tion under discussion was how ed upon, but Lacek’s motion so Oak St., Manchester speed^ra prepara to do ^ t - Excellent spring skiing greet ^Students Attend Finally everyone found the fall Rairtcal Right; Fhie, Barrons’ ed Methodist Church. man because she loved him then "® ^"'® P®1‘- ^ huT , ^ best to acquire the land, passed imanimously. Latin Convention Senior-Faculty Game which belonged to each unknown P.ro®ar'l-” Gieater Hartford and ®tate b ^ - X patable computable dates to J !S H ^ m o m s ''^ ^ M r . ? a u i The MBS Junior aassical OiUd; Halockl, A History of Monday and Tuesday from vlous wives. But she ulUmately U®**" concluded by saying he ^®®® ^vernment «®®®” Scheduled Tonight everyone else’s. The people Poland; Hartford & Daffron, 6:30 to 8 p-m. at toe Oommu- was driven from her home be- enjoyed working vrith the Hartfote to Bloonttleld in ) Pbtaney. Mr. WiUiams was the ,^th f t e ^ S r ^ h ^ trin started to dance — with each Oar Repairs You Can Make; nlty IRill. cause of the conduct of her hus- P*'®®®*'! board "and marvel at ® demonstration run April 2 and was’ chaperoned by h S Ma^e^ league Tonight the age-old basketball have the advantage due to their other, not computers. Hoomstein, Readers’ Companion The Board of Education will band.” ^® energy of Its members and ^ **** cross-ooun- Glazier. Earlier In the ConvenOon at Trinity CoUege, Sue Ooldberg '68 'DteM game rivalry between the sen- beautiful and appealing cheer- to World Literature; LeFarge, meet Monday at 8 p.m. at toe The marriage was the first for ^® y®*^ ^®ve accom- E. Clayton Gengras, company week It had been decided that Saturday, March 30. iors and the faculty takes place leaders who will render the Pictorial Hlotory of the Amer- high school to open reblds on Miss Cannon, a native of Seat- PHehed.” president said eight round-trip , ,,The 'track__ . team , ' has _ eight ” the club treasury would nuutu pay The state-wide convention. in Clarke Arena. The highly con- hoopsters oupijun.support mIn onall siutpesshapes -mj -m lean Indian, and Lewin, Report the school transportation con- tie. Wash. He was previously South America Display runs will leave from Central Legion of Honor detteimem retu rn ^ . They are bus fare for all travelers leav- with an expected attendance of battle comes about after and forms. The preliminary M o w n h g y f S from Iron Mountain. tract. married to Virginia CJherrlll, Mrs. Luella Denley of the in do'wntown Hartford. Jim Manning, ’69; Ernie Me- Ina Aniv tVia net Ka both tAnmQteams hnvAhave hnHhad manvmany gamea-ama h willHII feature *v.athe senior ^ ^ Children’s Division, Rockville A bus equipped with Hy-Rail Tn-Ltm.. lAQ. TM«4 ..b a 1a » f> n . — " *' ------be isoo-eoo, W W W V , wm W i l l Cconduct U V IU U C L E b U f id n C S S Alao, Morris, The Naked ------Barbara Hutton and Betsy weeks I had Ju0t reached the hiU’s He’s standing along cm a M . ^ v e D i ^ I e 69s purchased by the skiers. The meeting, elect officers, an- strenuous of secret girls against the women faculty _Ape;__ _ Perry, „ Christmas Card . Manchester Evening Herald “Drake. Public Library, announces that wheels made by Fairmont Rall- summit when I saw a tall wind-blown stretch of four-lane ^ Bounce sriiolarahips, and give Practices. Under the leader- members. The senior girls wlH For Aquaettes Maiglc; Seegers, A t t ia ^ ^ oorrespondent, Oleme- ttems from South America are way Motors has been provided slender girl riding alone be- highway, pea-green army jack- ,a_.Kuuatk, _ 69, _ Ted . Oshewaki, , when the — tows------closed a —sun- awards for ai;uiviLic»activities miuand proj-oroj- ®*'*P - coach------Dickalso Cobb, present one of their Rrogrees; Sims, The Greatest y 648-8981. on display. by Fairmont for the runs. It low. I spurred my horse to a et fastened tight around him, w ; riiyce caipenter, 68 and burned group returned to Man- ecta in the JCL. Lunch for the superior seniors have been fabulous skits at halftime. The memberahlp roster of the Aces; Skinner, Wood Carving; _ _ 2 ______No Foreign Planes These Items have been col- will run on roads as well as the Paul O rigw ’6 8 1 h e lotteirmen Chester, stopping for supper on members will be served on cam- P*’**” -'"? their physiques Into top Will the seniors live up to their Smith, Virgin Land; toe lected by toe International Re- 8.6-mlle line to Bloomfield, gelUop, We drove hard and fast Uack and white strl|>ed scarf 1968-89 Aquaette Club was an­ Desalt the Salt? to catch up. She slowed down wound around his neck, right are weil diveralfled In itSie. dif- the way. . pus, and the coUege will be tour- condition, preparing for all oflt predicted score of 128-02? WlTl American Wert as Symbol and The delicate shading of colors latlons Committee of toe Ver- The company has sent one of ferant tirack events. In the Robin Neleber ’69 ed. battle. the "Pepsi generation” win over nounced recently by Mrs. Su- Myth; Soule, UFO’s and IFO’s which modern man is aWe to SALT LAKE CITY — The state non Junior Women’s Club and its own buaes'to the Fairmont at my approach and appeared awn extended, thumb pointing running events there are Ernie Entertainment will be pravid- c ^ p rumor the teatoatolers? Will the old beth Iger, faculty advisor. Mem­ —A Factual Report; The Tiuv- dieoover only with the help of of Utah and two federal agen- Include such articles as hand- plant in Minnesota for the rail surprised by my appearance. (I west. Mclnemy, who runs 'the 440 was wearing a short hunting "Here’s a clean-cut looking SPANISH TRIP ed by the Manchester chapter! it that llnament Is In great timers Iwt lon ^ r than five bers were announced aa a result elera 100 Years; Waith, Shakes- complicated Instruments were cles plan a nine-month study of carved statues from Colombia, equipment at a cost of $17,000. yard sprimt, Jim Manning, Spanish students going on the toga and leather sandals.) I young man, Martha. He’s go- It Will feature a Latin Horten- The^ay-hairad men- mteutes of play? Come along to of tryouts held on Thursday, peare—the Histories; Williams, seen by primitive painters of the possibility of desalting the a framed holy picture made It is due back early In June. whose speciatty is the half mile, New York trip are reminded to Beyond BeUef; World and Its toe Palaeolithic Age with toe waters that flow Into Great Salt from butterfly wings from Bra- Extensive testing of the plan smiled and began the conversa- ing our way; shall we give him Paiul Orlgno, who runs the 100- any. O u l M « . BHgg, an . ^ March 14. tJon: a ride?’’ turn in permissian slips as soon Gary Jodoin will accompany the senior boy’s challenge to a to these questions and many Peoples— Spain, Portugal, An- naked eye. Lake. zll and jewelry from Chile. will begin then, yard dash, and Steve Dieterle, possible. All slips with the mon- game of roundball on the hard- other pertinent ones as well, New members Include Kathy dotra, Gibraltar; Wright, Yon "You’re Diane Johnson, “Uh-huh.” (Oar pulls to a who also runs the half mile. In singing of ’’Blowdn’ in the Faulds, Debbie Knowlton, Mar­ aren’t you? I was expecting to atop some fifty feet ahead of ey should be returned no later wted,"” "LemoirTTra,” ‘‘MTA* court, are beginning to have Action starts at 7:30 in aarke end. Your Congreasman, and the pole vault Bryoe Oarpemter than Thursday, March 29th. tha Schardt, and Cathy Twom- 1966 VISTA CRUISER WAGON $3195 flnd_ you in my woods today, the hitchhiker, who runs bo the and "Gaudeamus Igltur," a serious doubts about their Arena. Tickets are |.50 with Compton’s Pictured Encyclo­ and Robbie McKinney should Anyone Interested in this trip endurance. ey, all '71. Girls who were re­ O-Passenger. V-8, air conditioning, automatic, ^>ower steering, power brakes. Spring has come with its bios- car.) classical drinking song. S.A.A. and $1.00 without. pedia, 1968 Ed. bring home ■victories for the should obtain a slip from Mr. The seniors can be said to quired to try out to gain a sec­ soming life. Don’t be puzried— "Where are you going son?’’ Buses -wUl leave the MHS Bob Bleller ’69 A 'hook and two record al­ team. Ted Oriieiwskl throws the Slblrsky in room 233. ond year of memberahlp are; bums have been given to toe 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA WAGON $1495 I am Diana, goddess of the “To New York Q ty, sir.’’ Jaivelln, and Tony Kuusik does ______parking lot at 9 a.m. and return Betty Hunter, Sue Maclean, and 4-Door. Standard shift, V-8, radio and heater. around 3 :30 p.m. A1 Rice ’69 library by friends in memory hunt, and your namesake. "Hop in. Ihat’s our desUna- the triple and broad jumps. The Guidance Office has In- ernments but that we will all Elaine Pereriuha, all '70, and I’m glad you came riding to- tion . . . (car pulls onto road) work to better our own sltua- o f Mrs. Alice Lee. The book Is Last year Tony set a new formation on a number______of__ NHS’ers Hear Lisa Kehler, ’69. Two-year mem­ day.’’ . . . Well what’s you name, tlcns on a people to people lev­ Bauer’s "Music Through toe 1965 CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE $2095 school record in the triple jump, scholarships which are avaUable New Honor Society members bers of Aquaettes who were au­ V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. “I feel welcome here—so hap- where are you from ?” el. Ages” and the records are The track team also has some to MHS seniors. Listen for them are reminded that they must Mitai Speak tomatically considered mem­ Handel’s Messiah and Marla py and free.” “Name’s Jim Becker, sir; I’m fine future prospects. Coming on notices and stop in the Guld- pay dues by the end of uus Pam PUkonls ’68 bers are: Joyce Cole, Lynne “The forest is full o f many a senior at Manchester High OaUae as Oarmen. 1967 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE $2495 over from the cross-country ance Office for forms and furth- quarter to Mrs. Van Why or to Derrick, Linda Doll, Sue Mby- Anyone wishing .to odd to V-8, automatic, power steering. creatures, tout sometimes I feel School. Right now I’m headed team are Jim Burke ’70, Jim er information. Dave Ctolpitts. er, Martha Russell, Chris Twom- kmely for the outside world, for the City to spend the week- On Argentina these memorial gifts may do so ey, and Laura Zc«Uo, all ’69. Tell me about your life.” end with some friends. You 'by getting in touch 'with the A combined business and French Club ‘Tryouts were held after two 1967 OLDS. CONVERTIBLE . $3095 “Well It’s a pretty good one, know. It’s a lot ractlcal purpose, I talk was not the typical show Quebec on Monday, and return and Marcia McCallum, vice- welcome. There Is a small fee THE "Yes, I have watched you in ^ person should be allowed of slides of Argentina and South ^ Manchester Wednesday Yellow, Orange president, both ’68, also judged. for showing and for attending. your busy life and often won- ,to sot his own regulations ac- America, but rather his ideas on bight. The trip will be made by 1965 OLDS. 98 CONVERTIBLE $1995 dered whether I w w missing cording to hip needs and taste.’' At a date to be announced, a There will he prizes In obed­ V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. what his A.F.S. experience '’u® ®bd will take about ten make-up try-out wlU be held for something.” “Hm-m. That sounds good. means to him. ^ hours. The purpose of the trip ience, breed and Junior handling. WELL heeled those who were not able to Further Information may be "I really enjoy being with j,ji ^ yoy belong to that Mitai pointed out that he has ^ S*ve the BYench students 1966 OLDS. 98 TOWN SEDAN $2895 attend the first one. obtained from Mrs. Grosvenor chUdren. With them, I can let jjationaa Honor Society they found basically the same rela- e®*be Idea of the culture of V-8, automatic, power steering-brakes, factory air conditioning. Martha Russell ’69 my Imagination run wild. School.” Uon of people to people In both ®'fench speaking Canada. Wadman of Bayberry Rd., who TOE Is in charge of publicity and That’s why I try to satisfy as gut that’s not all South America and North Amer- The cost of the trip will be 1964 CADILLAC $2695 trophies. Those planning to en­ many whims as possible be- though. Honors courses don’t lea. This relaUon, he explained, about fifty dollars. In Quebec, Coupe DeVllle. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. ter _thelr dogs should register fore I cease to invent them.” a lot o f time after study- is that of the poor, exploited the students will have a guided Soundly rounded. Gently squared. Our Bands Merge them by 11 a.m. "And that’s why you came |,ut i like to sing, like In people, and the wealthier class tour of the city, may attend a softly ■w^ed toe that's not too babied to be Dannehy Memorial Fund 1964 CADILLAC $2395 to my forest today. I thought Round Table. I admire people which does the egplolUng. He Play or movie, and possibly blunt. Sedan DeVllle. Green, V-8, automatic, power steering-brakes, air conditioning. A memorial fund has been you’d never tear yourself away .yyho can express themselves, spoke to the gj6up as the fu­ haveya side trip to St. Anne de For Concert from your job.” speak what’s on their minds, ture leaders of toe United States Beaiq>re. established In the name of Miss Margaret A. Dannehy, long­ 'The Whee heel deal? All chunk and spunk. 1963 OLDS. 98 $1395 "Oh yes—It was hard. I real- and I find that in Current A l­ who will have to cope with this The Manchester High School 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. ly enjoy working at the Pizza fairs Club in school.” Only one bus will be going to time public health nurse In the problem as he will to his own Quebec. The seats will be filled Band traveled to East Long- King., Everyone is so friendly. on’t you ever just have and dear” to Miss Dannehy, ac­ who comprise only six or seven talned to Room 268 from Miss Led by Mr. Stephen Foogor- cording to Bolton Elementary Black Patent, * fun, son?” families o f the Argentinian up- Dutelle. sky, the trip to East Longmea- 1964 TEMPEST CONVERTIBLE $1395 “No. My life is with people. ..Qh sure! Weekends are al- School principal John Senteio. V-8, automatic, power steering. per class. The club Is now coUeettog dr.w was fun for the entire band. Church Card Party Dry Ice Patent I think eveiry person should get good for a movie, say The upper class lives to the clothes, toys, records, and oth- involved In life. Bach human jute ‘Morgan,’ or The Catch- Many thought that when com­ The Ladles Benovelent So­ large cities, especially in Buenos er simUar Items for an orphan- betog has some value just wait- er in the Rye’, or 'Eeek and bined, the bands gave an ex­ ciety of Bolton Congregational 914.00 1964 OLDS. 98 $1695 Alres. These people, Mitai ex- age in France. Some students 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. tog to be found by lajjother. I Meek’, in a lighter vein!” ceptionally fine performance. Church will hold a card party, plained, are also those who hold have been making French tapes can’t just sit back alone and *'Say, what are you doing The two high school music open to anyone Interested, to­ positions to the military dictator- for a French-club at the Oak s m m R let life 'go by. But I’d like to next year? How’d you like to groups are looking forward to night starting at 8 In the Edu­ OF BOSTON 1963 OLDS. CONVERTIBL'E $1095 go riding -with you again. at my auto-wash?” ship ^vem m ent which the U.S. HUl School. A party and ban- the concert to Manchester. cation Building. ’There will be Cutlass. V-8, automatic, power steering-brakes, bucket seats. government has supported. Quet are planned for April and Where can I find you?” <.well . . uh . . I’ve already This combined concert to table prizes and door prizes. The dictatorship form rt gov- May. "How alxjut trying the wood- had lots of cleaning experience, Manchester takes place in BaUey Reservations should be made 1962 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE $1295 emment has provided the coim- Nancy Ballard, ’68 ed campus of Drew .Unlver- thanks sir, at the Brass Key, Auditorium, March 27. It is for with Mrs. Ronald Farris or S e m a r Z t ^ h Eldorado. V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. tries of South America with a ------Mrs. Grace Tracy. ^ rity?” Camp Jewell, and Mr. Auto the purpose ot purchasing new ' “JCIl be there.” Wash.” stability which has allowed A’m r N m v v wAmriu*rQ uniforms for the Manchester \ Project Concern Talk MANCHESTER SHOPPING I^ARKADE 1963 BUICK STATION WAGON $895 them to Increase their wealth. . Goddess Diana, ’68 “Yup. Guess you havel Go­ High Band. The entertaining t Dr, Alexander Plante will Special. V-§, automatic, power steering. However, much of this wealth lIff i f VlW a l a n IflV i a **nvffv------MANCHESTER ing to college then?” concert of varied musical styles lead a discussion on Project goes to the U.S. government and Students who ate planning to Yes; then I’d like to .travel a vdll include such selections as Concern and toe community at take College Board Examina- lot.” Industries. The dictatorship pre- the "Tijuana Taxi” and “ West the third Lenten discussion eve­ Open Wednosday, Thursday, Friday to 9:00 P.M. 643-2411 vente the aUeviaUon or m ^era- tlons in May are reminded that “Well, here we- are traveled Side Story,” and should prove ning at Bolton Congregational 643-1511 tlon of the class dIsttacUon ana ANCHESTER MOTORS the deadline for registrations to to New York. Nice meeting to be an Interesting evening for Church Sunday from 7 to 9 Mi Band Rehearses for Concert Anyone Interest^ Is Invited to be received In Princeton is you Jim, aee you ’round. Right all students. Tickets n)ay be 17 South Main St. Corbin’s Corner Green ManorvUle Hopmeadow St. Route 6 Main St. participate. The 'discussions ore HARTFORD' ROAD— MANCHESTER April 6th. Registration forms Martha?” depritPed state of living. Mltal ^-7 from 7 to 9 p.m. The purchased from any band mem­ West Hartford, West Hartford, Enfield, Conn. Slmsbiuy, Conn. Farmington, Conn, Ansonia, Conn. The MHS band, directed by Mr. Stephen Podgorski, is shown rehearsing for the sponsored by the' board of dea­ are available to the Guidance “Uh-huh!” c ^ b in ^ band concert •with East Longmeadow, which will be held on March 27 hopes for toe future that the topic of this session will be ber or at the door next Wednes­ Conn. Conn. Pam PUkonls ’68 (Herald Photo by Buceivicius). U.8 will adopt a hands off pol- "Ftoanctog post-high school day. cons. Icy toward South American gpv- education.” ^ Doug Biohrtian '69 p a g e n i n e t e e n PAXa HQHTBEIN MANCRBSimt EVBNINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. MARCH 22, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 LaHoud Back to Farm lAMPEFlin Monumental Task College Basketball Lists Climax Competition Tough Faces Gil Hodges By EARL YOST ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—Gfl Hodges, every­ As Houston, UCLA Wage Battle ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Among: the Florida vlsitora encoun­ By EARL YOST body’s nice guy, faces a monumental 'task in lending the tered was Clarence "Gyp” Gustafson, vacationing with his wife WINTER HAVEN, Fla. V 111 e of the International their own circuit. CLEARWATER, Fla.— New York Mets out of 'the National League oeHar. mind that they are the better and win the national coU e^te whelmed Duke 100-71 on Mon­ at his brother's home In Largo. After helping paint a house one League. Shipped there with him LOS ANGELES (AP)— (AP) — Competition for Houston bombed Gary Was- “St. Louis win be touyh. A Met original who had been team based on that one game championship Saturday night day. morning, the Hartford banker and his wife drove down to A1 were right-handed pitcher BVed jobs with the Red Sox is lewaki and Garry Roggenhurk I 'fs a p ro v «i club . . . Cin­ a'way from the club since May Houston and UCLA battle and the circumstances sur­ against either North Carolina or Kansas and Dajrton play In Lang Field to watch the World Champion St Louis Cardinals play. Wens, catcher Gerry Moses and the NTT final Saturday after­ • • * stepping up now, with one inflelter Sid O’Brien. In an 11-1 rout as the Astros’ cinnati would have won last 22, 1968 when he took over as toniirht in (xillefire basket­ rounding It.” CHilo State. manager at Wadiington, Hodges noon at 2 p.m., EST. Notre Vacationing in Winter Haven are the John O’Nellla. John Is 10 player cut a l r ^ y made Sento to Ocala to await fur­ pitchers limited the Red Sox to year if Leo Cardenas didn’t ball’s game of the year He added, "It Is unlikely for North Carolina and Ohio State came home last Oct. 11 in a deal Dame and St. Peter’s meet In a well-known locally for his interest in the Little League baseball and another slicing of the ther assigranent were {ritehers Just six hits. It was the sixth get hurt... Pittsburgh wiH two teams as defensively sound are paired In the first game of that sent a bundle of cash and a where one coach expects a consolation for third place at program over the yearn as a coach and umpire, llie O’NeUls squad scheduled at the end Dick Hoban, Mark Scheffer, Ivy straight victory for the Astros, be right up there. All it need­ , J and BO capable on the boards to the NCAA semifinal doublehead­ rookie pitcher to WasMngton. noon. were staying with the John Stewarts, formeriy of Manchester. of the weekend. Washington and Mike Jackson, who are 8-0 for the exhibition ed last year was another pitch­ high scoring showdown ^ave a high scoring game.” er starting at 10 p.m., EST. The Everything Is strange to Oil. Although Houston snapped * • * Ten rookies were ^ p p e d to Infielder Luis Alvarado and out­ season, and left the Red Sox er and now It has Jim Bunning and the other looks for a In addition to matching teams eagerly awaited HoUston-UCLA He hadn’t even seen the Mets on UCLA’s 47-game winning streak Best looking—and the prettiest—ushers on the scene around the farm club training camps for fielder Billy OonigUaro, Tony’s wlHt a 5-8 spring mark. . . . Chicago will be tough. But rated No. 1 and No. 2 nationally, game is scheduled for midnight. teleirlsion since '68. He knew he defensive struggle. Jan. 20 In the Astrodome at Florida baseball camps operate out of Chain O’Lakes Park In further seasoning ’Thursday in younger brother. Waslewski managed to batUe they need a relief corps. They the game continues the duel be- Kansas and Dayton started off had a nucleus of Tom Seaver, The NCAA championship tour Houston 71-69, the Bruins arc fa­ Winter Haven. The girls are all professional models who really the tint roster cutdown by thq The squad now stands at 83 his way out of trouble time and have a good solid club and two All-Americans Elvln the climactic final weekend of Bud Harrelson and Ron Swobo- nament semifinals brought the tween vored this time, ilayes, who got dress up the park. 1967 American League cham­ players, compared to the 28 who agrain in his flve-lnnlng stint, g^xid starters in (Ferguson) the collegiate season by winning da but most of the rest are big rematch to the Los Angeles Hayes of Houston and Lew Al- 39 points in the Astrodome, is * * • pions. can start the season. Manager and trailed only 1-0 when he Jenkins and (Ken) Holtxman Sports Arena where North Caro- clndor of UCLA. the semifinals of the National expected to turn in another The word is being spread around—by reliable sources—that Jim Among them was Joe LaHoud, Dick WlUlams says he plans to left, but was far from impres­ . . . If San Francisco gets the strangers. Invitation Tourney In New York The deal that brought center- Una meets Ohio State In the Hayes scored 39 points In great performance, but UCLA’s Lonborg may not 1^ ready to pitch before July 4—if at all. He has the 19-year-Chicago White Sox. Agee, only Lewls of Houston. "I don’t think A year ago In the NCAA seml- him in January. ner some day, won’t get out of the army until next month. Brett perience. scheduled to play the Detroit seven more in the eighth. gained the Flyers a 68-68 regula­ As Guy Lewis, Houston coach, 26, fits Into Hodges’ long range 71 points will win this one. The finals, UCLA whipped Houston throws bullets on the diamond, which means his fast ball is olive. LaHoud, who spent the past Tigers at Lakeland. After the The Red Sox managed Just Hottest hitter in the Grape­ tion tie and Bob Hooper’s two put it: "We have to beat UCLA plans. tempo will be faster and the and went on to win the title with He's serving under the six-month reserve program. two seasons with Winston-Salem way they were roughed up by six hits, avoiding a shutout in fruit League has been UU free throws with 15 seconds left to win the national champion­ “ We do expect to show Im­ shooting should be better.” Alclndor voted the tournament s • • « In the Carollnas League, was the Houston Astros of the Na- the nlnOi cn a double by Jose White, who la making a come­ Golf Likeable Rarity Not Women! In the OT provided the winning ship and that’s the way it should provement this yetu'. That Houston edged UCLA 71-69 In outstanding player, Dick McAullffe, Connecticut’s gift to the Detroit 'Hgers, has sent to Deland to train with Uonal League Thursday, they’re TartabuU and singles by Reggie back wlHi the PhilUes. After the OIL HODGES Senior girls take on the margin. be.” doesn’t necessarily mean that the Astrodome on Jan. 26 and Houston has averaged 99.1 LEW ALCINDOR taken on a weight building program which he hopes will prevent Boston’s top farm dub—Louls- probably happy to get back to Smith and Tony OonigUaro. first two weeks he was iqi faculty women at Coventry Kansas whipped St. Peter’s North Carolina, fourth-ranked we would have to move out of ^ third are up for went on to an undefeated season points In posting its him from getting tired In late summer. "I feel great,” the Avon ' around the .500 mark. High on Friday night at 6:86. 58-48 on the slick ball handling in the final Associated Press 10th place. We should be a bet- ^ handyman Leads at Pensacola while the loss proved the only while UCLA stands 93.7 and a 32-game winning streak, bat­ resident said. He’s about 10 pounds over the weight he carried Upon conclusion of this con­ tle second-ranked UCXiA, beaten and floor generalship of Jo Jo poll of the season. Is favored ter club than last year, Hodges came with Agee In the deal blemish on the Bruins’ record. 27-1. a year ago at this time. How the time files—this is McAuUffe's “I feel more comfortable at PENSA(X)LA, Fla. (AP)—Affable Tom Shaw has a test of laughs, the senior only by Houston, in the semifi­ White. The Jayhawks complete­ over unranked Ohio State In the Oddsmakers this time favor Can Houston and Elvln Hayes eighth year with the Tigers. third base this spring than I u j 1 j with the White Sox, could wind ready explanation for the jubilant antics on the golf boys will get down to earnest nals of the NCAA tournament. ly stopped the Peacocks’ vaunt­ virtually overlooked other * * * The Mets have flndshed ^ In second. Rookies Dave Bos- do it again? <3an the unbeaten did a year ago,” hUke Shannon business against the faculty UCLA by 7% points and Coach The winner Is expected to go on ed fast break which had over­ NCAA semifinal. Heard along the grapefruit trail: Jim Kaat, ace Minnesota ’Twin of the Cards reported prior to flve of the six weU, Bob Helse and Kevin Col- course that make him a likeable rarity among the pro men with tap up time slated John Wooden said Thursday: Cougars and the Big E once Irienoe emergli* 1^ ^th trying to Impress the more defeat UCLA and Lew Al- southpaw, is still being bothered by a sore arm. taking batting practice. Just a ■■ menu,, t e r around 8. The program is to “ We’ve been hoping for the * • * year ago it was the big experi­ plMe in 1966 under Wes Wes- ^ Kenworifay, bought benefit the Awards Assem­ opportunity to play them agrain. edndor? trum. Tom Kelley, retired Manchester High baseball coach and direc­ ment in the St. Louis camp, ‘ condltioonally from the White bly of Coventry High. There is a basis of doubt in my The top-ranked Cougars, with Question About Chamberlain A shortage of experienced tor of athletics, is making the rounds of the major league base­ transforming the outfielder Into Sox, Is getting a shot at third Sports Viewing pitching, holes at second base ball teams In spring training—fulfilling a lifetime wish. a third baseman, 'nie Idea of base. Others are veteran Jerry SATURDAY and third base and lack of pow­ * * • Manager Red Schoendienst Budiek or Ed Charles, who is er are the most important defi­ The 26-year-old teaching pro Brewer was tied for 75th as 92 1:00 so Championship Championships Play Opens Another familiar face seen on the grapefruit trail Is J. O. Chris­ worked and Shannon helped the not even on the roster. Semitism Started During Childhood Bowling ciencies. at a course in Golf, m., also was Players broke par. Dave Stock- tian, retired University of Connecticut director of athletics, and chib win the National League J. C. Martin, also obtained The outfield appears to be the elated over hls opening round In ^as widened hls stance 2:00 , 3 National Invita­ Mrs. Christian. Christy proudly wears a blue baseball cap with flag. from the White Sox looks like In NBA, Knicks vs. 76er’s strongest area 'with Agree an­ the Pensacola Open Touma- “ because I was falling off bal- tional Tournament the letter C on the front on his daily visits to the ball park. the new No. 1 catcher. He bats 8 American Sports­ wilt Chamberlain, who usual- test while the Lakers oppose the chored In center, flanked by ment, a 63 which gave him a and chunky Bob Murphy Look at the umpires working left-handed and probably will ly comes through as a giant ex- Chicago Bulls in a night game, Swoboda In right and Cleon man “ You can’t get a fellow In shape by not playing him every day,” the games every day and Hie plattoon with Jerry Orote. twoHStroke lead going to to- ^ ^ Familiar Feeling for Zeidel, 8 Auto Racing clamatlon point In Philadelphia All playoff series are best-of- Jones in left. 2:30 Mayo Smith of Detroit said. "Take A1 Kallne (and who wouldn’t?), Except for Seaver, the 1987 •day’s renewal of the battle for Shaw, Highlights little man is almost non-exlst- Jones, a Mobile, Ala. school- vlctories, was a huge question seven. he’s got to see pitching every day to get ready for the season. ent among the men In bine. NL Rookie of the Tear with his the 816,000 wlimer’s check. Deadlocked at. 66 were iRay 3:30 8 Fro Bowlers mark as the 76ers prepared to Final Standings He’s got to bat under game conditions to sharpen his eye. I be­ AU minor league arbiters on iShaiw started o ff with three BottSi, Bobby Cole, Tony Jack- Tour open defense of their National Eastern Division straight birdies, chipped in from lieve In playing my regulars for three at bats dally.” trial this spring are In the big- Un, DeWitt Weaver, Rod Fun- NHL’s Only Jew Very Proud 4:00 3 CBS Oolf Classic BasketbaJI Association cham­ W. L. Pet. O.E * • • to .46. woboda, a potentiaaiy 20 feet for another, and bettered seth, Dave Marr and George man category. veteran Cardwell, with a history SO Pro Ski Racers pionship tonight. Phila’phla 62 20 .766 — dangerous home run hitter—and par on nine holes on the flat, trolt and Chicago In the NHL, Johnny Roseboro will improve the Minnesota pitching, Mayo of arm trouble, and lefty A1 Archer, Gary Player opened NEW YORK (NEA) — Tour The 7-foot-l center, who led Boston 54 28 .669 8 sometimes Just as dangerous in 66,380 yard course which has a but most of his professional ca­ Smith claims. The Tiger manager said of the aging ex-Dodger Manager Gene Mauch of the Jackson, back from the Cards, with a 67, and Doug Sanders— The first reaction to the 6:00 3 Saturday at the tiie NBA In rebounds and assists New York 43 39 .624 19 the outaeld—arrived last year par of 72. still not making his usual spring reer has been with Western and 22 catcher: “ He’s a lot like Elston Howard. He knows the league ■ O-V . Phils may have a point. Here’s have the meet experience. recent incident involving Races and finished third In scoring, Detrodt 40 42 .488 with a .81 mark. Art Shamsky, Shaw’s score matched the surge—shot a 71. American Hockey League clubs. 23 and can get the best out of a pitcher. why he thinks there are a short­ Jerry Kooeman and Nolan Larry Zeidel is a deep-pit 30 Wonderful was In pain at practice Thurs­ Cincinnati 39 43 .476 * * * ex-Clnclnnatl Red, cuid Amos “ When you’re the only Jew Baltimore 36 46 .439 6 age of catchers in professional Otis, another MobUe lad, are Ryan, the strikeout phenom of feeling of nausea. It’s the World ol Oolf day and was first thought to Large billboards on the outskirts of Winter Haven read: “ Bed In the bloody game,” said Zei­ Western Division ball: “ The big guys who once amoiw the army battling for the the minors who hurt his elbow kind of feeling Zeidel has 8 Wide World of have broken the big toe on hls Sox Country.” The better-than-average program sold at Chain were catching now play foot­ del, "you have to prove you can Sports St. Louis 56 26 .683 — spare Jobs. last sununer, look like the best US Ski Team right foot In Wednesday night’s O’Lakes Park in Winter Haven has this inscrihed on the front ball because they know that become familiar with since take the rough stuff more than 6:00 30 Let’s Go to the Los Angeles 52 30 .634 4 Harrelson, at 146 pounds, con­ of the young crop. Ski Notes regular season finale against cover: “ Where It All Started” on a photo of Hie spring training you can get much bigger bon­ he was a youngster in the average player.’’ Hls body Races San FVan. 43 39 .624 13 vinced the Mets he could hit Hal Renlff, the ex-Neiw York Baltimore. has been ripped and scarred ( 0 29 63 .354 27 camp of the Red Sw . uses.” Yankee, is getting a look. So Is At Sim Valley Montreal. 6:30 8 Gadabout Oaddls But Xrays showed no break Chlcag • enough (.254) to hold down a with such “ proof,” Including a 23 69 .280 33 Bob Hendle^NstUl recuperating Zeidel, tough, aging defense- SUNDAY and the NBA’s all-time leading Seattle regular ihortstop Job with Ms fractured skull, two concus­ 16 67 .183 41 Don’t get too excited over Sal Bando of the Oakland A’s. "He “ Baseball is Hie moat stren­ man for the Philadelphia Fly­ 3 Outdoorsman: San Diego sparkling fielding last season. from elbow surgery. Hope for Win sions, torn ligaments In both 1:00 scorer 'was expected to start looks like a good hitter,” Mayo of Detroit noted, but quickly add­ uous sport there la,” Curt Flood Tug McGraw, Cal Koonce and ers, Is the only Jewish player in Joe Foss against the third-place New ed, “ he also played winter bail and those fellows are far aheeul of Ed Kranepool, 23, an $86,(X)0 knees, a nose broken some 12 of the Cards claims. “ You can’t Ixmus baby In the days vdien Dan FriseUa have a chance. the National Hockey League. In 8 Bowling Special York Knicks, possibly with the those who didn’t.” name another sport where a SUN VALLEY, Idaho (AP) — mid-March he and Eddie Shack times and over 300 stitches for * • * Hodges was with the Mets, still The buUpcn wHl be manned pri- Triple Olympic gold-medalist various other woimds. This 1:30 3 National Hockey help of a paln-kMUng Injectton. Draft Choice man has to play eight games of Boston tangled in a stick- Leag(ue The Knicks and the San Fran­ Per usual, the pitchers are far ahead of Hie batten at this stage, has not lived up to hls early marlly by Ron Taylor and Don Jean-Claude Killy of France and list of battle scars does not, of A hard-nosed running back In a seven-day period.” Flood swinging, blood-splattering 30 The Profession­ cisco Warriors are the under­ but by another week to 10 days, Hie batten will have caught up promise at first base. Shaw and possibly Ron Paul. top-seeded Gerhardt Nennlng of course, make him unique. Other and one of the nation’s top spends his spare Hme painting brawl. It was not just another als “ FootbaU” dogs In tonight’s first two play­ and dally team base hits totals, plus an Increase in runs, can be Austria were considered top By BILL SACHEREK veterans have suffered as much kickoff returo specialists last portraits, several of which have of those wild meless so Indige­ 2:00 8 NBA off games. expected. contenders in the downhill event Spring Is here and so are the and more.) season, BUI Moremen ol Flor­ been sold for four figures. nous to the NHL. The fight was 30 Roller Derby The Knicks and Eastern Killer Murders Minnesota today of the American Interna­ Robins, with the snow melting precipitated by anti-Semitic When Zeddel was growing up ida State, has signed hls con­ 4:00 18 Canadian Na­ champion 76ers go at it in Con­ tract with the New York Working out dally and wear­ tional team ski meet. rather fast. If you plan on leav­ baiting, according to Zeidel. In the tough Park Extension tional Hockey United States’ hopes for a vention Hall, one of two courts Football Giants. Moremen ing familiar No. 6 on the back ing for a weekend trip to the Ironically, Shack was not one of area of Montreal, hls was the the vagabond Philadelphians team victory were drakened was the club’s No. 14 draft of his St. Louis Cardinal Jersey slopes, call your favorite ski the six Boston players Zeidel only Jewish family In the neigh­ will call home until their wind- Astro’s Super-Star, Harmon Took Charge Thursday when Jere Elliott, charged with the scurrilous re­ choice this year. Is the retired Stan Musial. He’s area and ask conditions at borhood. Award Announced damaged Spectrum is ready. In­ top-seeded American in the marks. Shack Just happened to “ I got my first taste of anti- Not overy big at 5-11 and a senior vice president with the present. fer Jury-riddled San Francisco, downhill, sprained hls knee liga­ be there when the last straw Semitism when I started school” Bill Newell, sportswriter 196 and not particularly fast, Red Bird organization. At Hogback Sunday, the 18th which fell to third after 6-11 In Ending Bad Skein ments during the compulsory annual Costume parade, and was dropped on Zeidel’s back. he had told the Anti-Defama­ the Hartford (fourant, has been Moremen nevertheless Is a downhill trials. selected to receive an award at Nate Thurmond broke a bone in versatile footbaU player who Y oung Rusty Staub Sugar-on-Snow Party will be “ The whole thing started be­ tion League. “The kids knew I his foot, takes on the Western Bates Captaiuj MIAMI (AP)^The KiUer murdered Minnesota’s ex- U.S. Coach Bob Beattie said held. At 1:30 the contestants was a Jew. They’d gang up on the annual awards dinner of the usuoUy got the Job done for fore the Jan. 10 game In Bos- New England Basketball Writ­ champion Hawks in St. Louis. -a.. LEWISTON, Maine (AP) — kiibition baseball losing streak. he was not sure if Elliott, of will meet on the practice slope ton,” said Zeidel. “ The Boston me. First it was one gang, Florida State. COCOA, Fla. (AP; — Almost ” I held back until I saw the ■ i t - ers Association April 2. The series between the second Donald J. Gelssler of Wllliman- Harmon “Knter” KlHebrew took personal charge of Steamboat Springs, Colo., would and the parade will start players were giving it to me then another. . . Last year BUI was No. 11 seven years ago, or before the ball,” Staub confesses. “ I kept Newell was selected in recog­ and fourth-place finishers get nationoUy among major col­ tlc, Conn., wlU be In the cap­ be able to compete Saturday in 2 with judg(lng in front of the my head still because move­ MAKING A POINT . , . PhillioB Manasrer Gene Mauch makes point to umpire pmling the seven game streak of losses Thursday when good. They told me they were “ I figured If I beat up tire under way Sunday, In Boston Houston Colts, now Astros, were tain’s spot when the Bates Col­ nition for his many years of sup­ lege kickoff return men with ment causes poor timing. he hammered two home runs and led Minnesota 'bo a 7-6 the slalom or Sunday In the Alpenglo. The g^rand prize will going’ to get me. leader of the class gang I d be and Los Angeles. The Celtics T(Mn Gorman, who's decision to allow Atlanta Braves’ Hank Am>n to advance lege basketball team takes to “ I don’t mind being called a in good shape. I kept doing this port to college basketball as 22 returns for 448 yards and bom,' Grady Hatton left his Watching all the hitters helped. giant slalom. jje a season pass for the com- sportswriter and assistant sports face the Detroit Pistons In a na- one base on throw by Phillies outfielder, Don Lock, as ball went 'in dugout. the floor for next winter’s sea­ victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Four Americans were among ing year, dirty Jew. I can take that. I’m through public school and, a 20.4 average. Beaumont, Tex., home to dou­ ” I stopped trying to go for the Mauch was given the heave-ho. Braves won 7-0. (AP Photofax). son. KUlebrew’s second shot b r o k e ------" I g^ot a reputation editor of the Hartford Courant. tlonally televised afternoon con- long bail. I thought I was a six racers taking spills in the Another duel is scheduled for proud of being Jewish. But pretty soon, ble-check on a 17-year-old red- a 6-6 tie in the bottom of the and contributed a dou- Md they left me alone. When home nm hitter when I signed pre-run, and Beattie, comment- (his week and between Bill they went further. haired slugger playing high eighth inning as the Twins won eight-run San FYancls- I got into hockey I thought I’d Larry Zeidel but now I don’t go for the pump ing later on U.S. team chances, ^nd J q ^ CHaude Killy at “They told me they were school ball In New Orleans. their third game in 12 spring rally in the fourth Inning os use the same technique. I’d go Damaged Black Hawks Find All Trouble (the long ball), especially since said he was “ confident—If we 'V alle/'bu t there will be igodng to get me and that I The scouting reports were so starts, Los Angeles Is 5-7. t^g Giants belted the Indians. for the bullies who’d try to run we play 81 games In the Astro­ Confident Skipper of Trusty Ship can get past the downhill.” „o world cup points awarded In was going to vdnd up in 'the high on first baseman-outfielder In other games, St. Louis Marichal allowed six hits—one a None of the other racers was t^is race. The boys and girls me out of the game and let As Bruins Tie for Second Place in East Daniel Joseph (Rusty) Staub dome. gas chamber. I couldn't take blanked Pittsburgh 4-0, Atlanta homer by Lee Maye. Injured. have been practicing since them have it.” ” I stopped trying to go for the thait. My graneJparents and a die Shack had given the Brudns splurge with ex-Hawks Phil Es­ that Hatton, now manager of shut out PhUadelphla 7-0, De- j|„, Wynn, Hector Torres, and Top-seeded among the 26 Tuesday for the two mile run, Throughout hls pro career, The Oilcago Black Hawks did Houston’s National League long ball last season. I stayed troit stopped Cincinnati 3-0, jyan Murrell cracked home lot of other redaitives were almost as much damage to a 1-0 first period edge when the posito and Fred Stanfield quick­ women racers today was Cana- getting ready for the Intema- wrped^out“ ‘ by ti,at“Nazi ^ Zeidel periodically has b^ n team but then director of player back in the batter’s box and Williams in Different Situation Oakland edged the Chicago runs leading a 16-hlt Houston at- themselves accidentally as the Hawks ran into trouble. First, ly upping the Bruins’ margrin to da’s Nancy Greene, a gold and tional team races. Kidd hopes ^ ^ subjected to taunts by fans eind personnel for the embryo team, waited a lot longer. I was very Whlte Sox 6-4 and Washlng^ton that carried the Astros during the war.’’ Boston Bruins Inflicted on them Bobby Hull was struck by a 4-0. John McKenzie and Ken Sox were 100-1 shots to win the silver medalist at the Grenoble show the world hls win in players. In the 1962-63 season, disciplined. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. ing camp. Bobby Doerr works Monday night —Johnson, after Boston coach Harry Sinden teammate’s stick and suffered a Hodge, two other ex-Hawks, thought he’d better get a look at nipped the New York Mets 2-1. past Boston. It was Houston’s Olympics and triple-winner at Roche Chip was no fluke, while playing ■with Edmon­ purposely. the left-handed batter 18 teams ” I might have hit a bit higher (AP) —As a rookie manager pennant, Williams made t h e with the hitters, newcomer Dar- ^receiving word hls sister and said: “I don’t hear any re­ The Bruins routed the Black cut requiring eight stitches Shack and Tommy Williams Also Houston hammered Bos-' sixth straight victory, the Roch Chip races at Aspen, There will be a lot of competl- ton, he had a bloody stick fight were scouting. but my legs were bad all year. taking over a last place club memorable forecast: “ We’U win reU Johnson handles the pitch­ brotherJn-law were klUed in an marks like that. But I don't GARDEN GROVE—Ona Carl­ Hawks 8-0 Thursday and moved around the nose. completed the rout. ton 11-1, the New York Yankees Danny Cater tagged two home Chilo., last week. tion with most of the world’s with the Saskatoon center over "It was in the summer of "I had a lot of help during my a year ago, Dick Williams doubt that ■they mi'ght have son 125-360, Nancy Pontillo 129, back into a tie for second place Then, in the opening minute of The victory moved Boston more games than we’U lose.” ers and Eddie Popowskl and A1 auto accident In California, and edged the Mexico <3ity Tigers 6- runs and Sal Bando hit hls sev­ ------b ^ skiers at Sun Valley. anti-Semitic remarks. As far as 1961,” recalls Hatton "and career but you have to think been said. But I don’t think Pauline Nourle 137, Fran in the Natioal Hockey League’s the second period, goalie Jack back^ into a second place tie of the Bostm Red Sox was Now he laughs when asked Laikeman do erverything. Popowskl, after being notified 4, San F’ranclsco battered Cleve­ enth of the spring as Oakland If our friend Marilyn cjochran, riding by the fans Is concern­ with New York, three points Staub was leading a champion­ things out for yourself. I ap­ dropped the White Sox. Ramon that anybody cailing someone Jamaltis 130, Clara Trueman East Division with idle New Norris stopped a shot by Ed tense. Now, as manag'er of about the 6-1 odds against Bos­ WlUlams surprised many visi­ of the death of hls mother In land 14-3 and the (Chicago Cubs is invited she could be the ed, he said: “ I’m not conscious ahead of the four-place Hawks. ship American Legion team. plied myself and concentrated Webster drove in the Athletics' a Jew S.O.B. is discrimina­ of what they yell In the stands. • 143-360, Reggie Gburski 131-129- York. In the only other NHL Westfall only to have a Chicago the defending- American ton repeating In 1968. tors to .tralntog camp by giving New Jersey. . . blanked California 1-0. eventual winner'. Up to the Na­ New York has five games to After awhile I got so high on on hitting the ball where it was BASKBTBAlli tion.’’ I look at It this way — anyone 371, Olga Ctolla 135-364 Lois game played, Toronto ripped defensemen sweep the puck Into League Champions, he's at He isn’t making any rash pre­ Johnson, a 40-year-old former Klllebrew, who tied Carl Yas- tying run in the seventh and the tional Championships this year play—one more than either Bos­ him I couldn’t trust, my own pitched. John Cavanagh of East Lynn, trzemski for the Amerldan winner In the ninth. SCOSES, He implied 'thait it was just who shouts at me for being a Douvllle 130, Doris Prentice 128- Detroit 5^ the Black Hawks’ net. Judgment. I called In more ease, a confident slapper of dictions this year, tout promises catcher, so much authority. Mass., received a pleasant sur­ Marilyn has lost only two races 131- The first of two goals by Ed­ That started a three-goal ton or Chicago. “ Regarding the chances I had the Red Sox wiU be In the thick However, WiUiams has the ut­ League lead In homers last year Earl Wilson, Mike 'Marshall in her last 12 outings. Here paint o f the game, like people Jew has got to be sick In thq 148-376 Fran Crandell scouts to see if they could find a trusty ship. prise eorUer in the week whUe WEST SIDE PEE-WEE Jean (with men on base) I’m pleased of the flag chase. Hls only con­ most confidence In the man he with 44, cracked a three-run and Les Cain combined on a making remarks aibout the head. I flg^ure he needs more 348, Sophie Burger 132, any flaws. They couldn’t.” Rewarded with a three - year sunning himself in Winter Ha­ aigaln, look for stiff opposiition Mathiason 136-350. FITZGERALD! FORD 1 1 n ^ with the 74 runs I drove In last cern Is with his latching. homer In the first Inning anti three-hitter as Detroit shut out ~Y)a8t night’s action saw Her­ amceatry of the French and help than I do. On Sept. 10, 1961, the day contract for his masterful. Job picked to replace Sal MagUe. ven. Cavanagh, a prominent from the foreign field, along year, but I’m hoping to do bet­ ‘T m not worried about our. then won it with his second shot Cincinnati. Wilson, working the ald Angels defeat Nassiff Arms, Italian players. Nothing per- Anti-Semitism touched anoth­ baseball could sign Staub, nine In 1967, Williams is relaxed and "I don’t know what the pitch­ member of Boston’s Gridiron with the Nagel girls and Suzy PARKADE DUSTY—Ed Kod- ter.” hitting,” Williams says. ” We’re in the eighth. tiret six innings, allowed just 66-10. Every player for the win­ somail. Just an attempt to rile er member of hls family two clubs had made bids. That night goes out of his way to b« friend­ ing rotation Is until Darrell tells duh, received a letter from Chaffee es 200-566,'^ b Arnold 201-200, He drove in 81 runs In 1966 but weU off In that department, Tony Oliva had an inslde-the- two hits. Norm Cash drove In ners scored with Dan Smachettl Glenn Ellen, Mad River and ’tke other guy. years ago when Zeidel played only the Houston and Philadel­ ly 'With visitors. He laughs and me,” WllUams said. “ He’s han­ Gov. John A. Volpe appointing hit only .280. especially with Tony Conigllaro park homer for the Twins and two Tiger runs with an eighth- and “ Dee Dee” Tedone sinking Zeidel and Shack were both in Cleveland. Hls eldest daugh­ Walt Yaworskl. 212-686, Don Mc­ LET’S FACE IT Jokes, but he’s also all business. dling It aU. I’m stricUy an ob­ him a trustee of the Independ­ other areas up north had three phia teams were in the running. Last ytar he came on like a Zollo Versalles, traded by Inning single. ter, Karen, then age 10, came Pherson 203, Bill Ayery 201, Jack Williams, despite his easy go­ coming back after being hit by 22 and 19 points respectively. to six inches of snow on Tues­ fined $300 by .'a : U . gue offiice. Houston apparently made the new Stan Musial. He was hitting server. It will make It easier to ent Industrial Shoemaking Minnesota to Los Angeles d u r ------~ Lastes 220-559, Conrqd Sullivan ing attitude, is as tough as ev­ that pitch last AAigust. reach a final decision on which School in Lynn . . . Lefty Nelson Best for the losers was Ray day. . .See you on the moun­ Zeddel was suspended for four home crying, No two values can be exactly alike, just best offer because Staub signed .368 in late July on the strength ing the winter, homered for the 212, Ken Thomas 290, Ernie er. OiUy a couple of players However, we have to get our pitchers we’ll keep.” of Nahant, Mass., and his wife, Lanzano with four. tain. games and Shack for three. “ A girl at school had told the the next day for $126,0(X) over a of 49 base hits in 30 games. He Dodgers. other children not to play ■with 'Whipple 216, Ray Demers 682, have tested him. They found pitching squared away. That’s Notebook Jottings with the Gloria, were the first to offer CafUed “The Rock” by his as no two of anything are alike. But these four year span. hit safely In 28 of them and for’ Orlando Cepeda, the National her because she was a Jew,” Mark Royse 662. out In a hurry that the field what we’ve worked on most in Red Sox: Johnson and Popow­ congratidatlons . . . Nelson is MIDGET teammates, the 5-11, 186-pound Now, after three years of rib­ the month of July hit .428 to League’s Most Valuable Player iBOWLINGi Zeidel is considered one of the said Zeldel’s wife. Marie. “ Well, ------ARE MAXIMUM VALUES IN EACH CASE! bing by veteran players because boss still has his tongue-lashing the first month down here.” skl are expected to rejoin; the New England manager of Wil­ It was a close game last night Garaj^olA Writes lead such veterans as four-time equipment. last season, had another big day Versatile NBC television and toughest players In the game, I called the principal Immedl- MERCHANTS —Bill Emmons m i k e h a r d e l of his huge bonus, Rusty Staub 'WtlilaniB haa, delegated au­ team In Atlanta this weekend son Sporting Goods and Is tour­ except for the second quarter batting champion Roberto Cle­ Last spring, when the Red for the Cardinals. The big first where Decl’s outscored their op- radio personality Joe Garag^lola He has carried this reputation ately and he put a stop to It. 137, Thurston Stauty 141, A1 is regarded as Houston’s first thority to hls coaches in train­ . . . They flew out of Florida ing basebaU camps. mente and Orlando Cepeda. baseman hammered a home run ponents 26-10 leading to the wins will be contributing a monthly through 18 pro seasons. At 39, “ We grot a kind of wry laugh Heim 136-369, Charles Ecabert super-star. When Houston first trained and a double against Pittsburgh from the affair. It turned out 140, Norm Kloter 138-367, Jim 1965 Mustang Conv. 1966 Ford Country Squire 1 He won’t be 24 until April 1 66-68. BIU Peoples (19), Ken feature to Sport Magazine, start- he returned to the NHL with here in 1964, Staub stocxl erect and lifted hls spring average to Osborne X18) and Ron Noske ing with the April Issue, an- the Flyers, an expansion clul^ the girl was Japanese. And her Aceto 363, Harry Bemls 370, but when he talks about hitting with his feet wide apart. He had 6 cylinder, standard shift, radio, heat­ V-s; Cruls-O-Matlc, power steering, Bullpen^ Catching Needed Strength .400 on 12 hits In 30 at bats. (17) each had hot hands for the nounces editor A1 Silverman. He had played briefly with De- father ■was a social worker.” Harv Johnson 361. .333, as he did last season for the good level swing. Jim Bunning took most of the radio, heater, whitewall tires. I winners. Best for the losers were ______er, whitewall tires. the fifth best batting average in This spring he still has that punishment as the Cards won Jerry Suntava (19), .and Bruce aiU baseball, you get the feeling swing but he Is crouched at the their 10th game in 12 spring NITE OWLS — Carol Michaud Watkins (15). that Rusty Staub knows what plate and getting a better look Pennant W in, Goal of Twins starts. Cepeda in his last six at 187-512, Nancy Taylor 175, Erls 1963 Ford FairlaneWgn. 1 it’s all about. at every pitch. baits has had a single, two dou- Langlola 186, MlUle Sartorl 175- 1965 Mercury Conv. EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATE bles and two homers. 469, Mary Lourle 460. "500” 6 passenger, V-8, standard 1 The Washington Senators ------Green's Boys, under Coach V-8, automBiUc, power brakes and After Obvious Acquirement maintained a perfect record VILLAGE CHARMER 8— Dave Carrier, played fine ball Steering. Red wkth black itop. 21,000 tranamisston, radio, heater, whitewalls. | aga'ust National League oppo- Susan Morhardt 127-844 Joyce downing the EasUes, 85-66. EARLY original mll'ee. ______nents, making the Meta their Owen 133, Emily Turner 126, Green’s controlled both boards JORLANDO, Fla. (AP)— ers but we helped outself with a the Twins. and could score at will. Tom When Minnesota acquired regular catcher to play every 'At the moment It appears that Oifth straight victims. Sam Barbara Wlllbrant 128-341, Paul- 1964 Volvo Sta. Wagon j Bowens homered for Washing- Ine Magnuson 128, Evelyn Rea scored 61 pednts to take John Roseboro, Ron Perra- day and two good experienced Tovar may have to play shorts­ the season’s high. TUm Hassett BIRD 1965 Dodge Polara hands In the bullpen. top because Jack Hernandez, ton and Ron Swoboda connect- Schmulk 137, Nancy Scott 180, 6 cyllndeir, 4 speed transmission, ra­ noski and Bob MIBler from ■ed for New York. 369. (19) and Gary Klein (14) helped 4-Door. V-8, automatic, power steer­ ” I qm very optimistic about -the fine fielding shortstop from ing, power brakes, radio, heater, the Los Angeles Dodgere, it Atlanta’s Dick Kelley threw ------Green’s. Dan Moffltt (13) Pete dio, heater, whitewall 'Urea. 1 our chances. We had a fantastic the California Angles' organiza­ WHITEWALLS wUtewedls. ' was obidous that the Twins five perfect Innings as the CONSTRUCTION — Elwood Sadlowakl (21) and Mark Han­ race last year but It might be tion, isn’t hitting. Rick Renick, na (8) were toe big guns for Your were shooting the works for even better this time. I can’t see another prospect has been hand­ Braves battered Philadelphia. Emmons 172 —411, Ernie Oak- 8.25x14 Two of the three Phlllle hits man 160 —392, Nick Daum Eastles. Choice 1967 Ford LTD j the 1968 pennant. any one club breaking It wide icapped by minor Injuries. Back Court Seven downed WHITEWALLS Plus Tax came In the ninth Inning against 153 —384, Edmund Lamarre 1965 Cadillac Sedan In the trade, Minnesota dealt open. We might go Into late Au­ If Hernandez finally wins the Mota’s AH Stars, 57-49 In fast 4-Dr. Hardtop. V-9v CruU-O-MaUc, I reliever Clay Carroll. Sonny 135-140 — 882, Anton Mayer 8.15x15 off shortstop Zotlo Versalles and gust or September with six or job, vacated by Versalles, To­ and furious game. Rick Ward Full power, air conditioned. Burgundy power steering, power brakes, ratoo, 1 Jackson drove In three rims 168 —373, Harry Buckminster pitcher Mudeat Grant, both in- seven clubs still In It.” var may wlnd.up at third base was red hot from toe outside neater, whitewalls. Only 10,000 miles. | with a pair of singles for the 364, Joel Grout 146 —364, Bob with palomino Interior. stznmental when the TVins won where weak-hltUng Ron Clark Is CESAR TOVAR hitting tor 18 pednts. Steve (Al­ WHITEWALLS Before you rush out to order Braves. Curtin 862, Bill O’Brien 139 — Plus Tax the American League pennant holding forth until Rich Rollins «■ clndor) Rasher scored 16 points. World Series tickets for Metro­ as a home run -hitter and RBI Andy Kosco cracked a three- 361, Gene Parker 360, Don Flav- 9.15x15 in 1966. politan Stadium, heed the cau­ completqly recovers from sur­ Elmer Peteway had a cool r! man was a comforting develop­ ruh homer that brought New ell 143 —369, Burke Plank 868, ■ k ALL OTHER SIZE TIRES ARE PRICED ACOORDINOLY A COOP SELECTION OF NEW 1968 FOBDS A hitting catcher and bullpen tion flag. 'The Twins do not have gery on hls right knee. Rollins ment last year. Ermer has Rick night scoring only 12 points for York from behind In the eighth Bill Riley 356, Henry Frey 151. toe Back Court. Dave Enes (17) NO TRADE-IN RE()UIRED! f r e e MOUNTING! m u m MARCH 23 help for 34|-year-oId A1 Worth­ a regular shortstop. Third base finally made hls first appear­ Reese as a platoon mam in left inning and propelled the Yan- _____ NEW—NO FACTORY SECONDS! ALL 4 PLY TIRES! ington had! been high on the ance Sunday as a pinch hitter. and John Quinn (12) were toe Orrttie soene mporfs aH day on is a question mark. Jim Kaat’s field for Allison. Uhlaender fig­ kees to their victory over the MIXED NUTS —Barbara Cal- shopping ll8t Of owner Calvin only Mota’s men to hit double tender left elbow still is causing Another potential job for ures to be the center fielder al­ Mexico City 'Dgers. lahan 134 —340. . - . NBC MONITOR figures. SAVE TWO WAYS — WE GIVtVALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! Griffith after the Twins blew a concern. handyman Tovar is center field. though speedy Pat Kelly, broth­ The Cubs pushed exnxiss an _____ FITZGERALD FORD, one-game lead with two to go at The Incumbent Ted Uhlaender Brnught1oyoubyf^c3r=\m Every time Ermer talks about er of Leroy Kelly of football’s unearned run in the fifth inning BLOSSOMS—Ann Geagan 1^. f i n a l s t a n d in g s Fenway Park last October. one of the questionable spots on normally gets off slowly and Cleveland ' Browns, swings a and shutout pitching by Rich W L 31? Center St. “Tolland County’s Oldest Ford Dealer” ” We feel we strengthened two the Twins he says, “ Well, ‘Tovar then comes on like gangbusters. good bat. Nye and Gary Ross protected It FLAVORETTES — Millie Shellle's Boys ''12 1 Manchester Windsor Avenue, Rockville—Open Evenings j TED TRUDON, INC. positions,” said Cal Ermer, the can play it.” The versatility of Hairmon KlUebrew has settled Tony Oliva, of course, Is the for the victory over California. Rudin ,138, Jan Kllduff 182. Mdta’s AU Stars 8 1 manager who replaced Sam Cesar Tovar, who drew the only down comfortably at first base. right fielder. Oliva, coming off Nye allowed just four hits in s i x ______Green’s Boys 8 5 643-5135 m 643-2485 875-3369 ROUTE 83 • TOLLAND TPKE. - TALCOTTVILLE Mele last Jime 9. "I feel that vote for Most Valuable Player Rod Oarew,’^ the Roolole of the ■Is first sub .300 years under­ Norton's Nuts 6 8 MORIARTY BROTHERS Innings and Ross gave two In Ken Weinbel ds the new as- SAVES Versalles will come back and honors that Carl Yastrzemski Year In 1967, Is set at second. went surgery on hls right knee the final three iraifngs. sdetont coach o f -track ait Dant- Back Court Seven 6 7 SERVICE THAT have a good year with the Dodg­ didn’t get, la aiU-lmportiant to Bob Allison’' s fine comeback during the o ff season. Juan Marichal worked seven mouth. Eastles 0 18

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ELECTRICUAN — Journeyman NOTICED ANY BREAKS EVERVTHING- 50 Odorless gas No answer a t the tstophone listed T Simply caU the HERE ON TH' 51 Speaks gladly g(iven. Call 646-2871. and helpers, full-time, steaxly THE ENVELOPE IT WAS WHEN WE SAW YOU STOP I GET IT. YOU YEP.' FORTUNATELY MORE/WE ? AND HE STILL COMPANY'S 44 EFFICIENT CLERK-typlst for employment, insurance ben­ BEMEL GAVE YOU D A W 'S TO LIGHT THAT GUY'S TOOK THE EN­ o r t h e DON'T GIT TH' TALKS IT/ defecUvely F you, IT WAS TIME,THAT HE' 52 Promontory Wonted A uto- SALESGIRLS FILE CLERKS , CONTAINED FALSE IDEA AS C IG A R E TTE , WE FIGURED VELOPE 1 GAVE p h o n y s t u f f h e gave BREAKS THAT WON FAME AN' 45 46 48 EDWARDS modem air-conditioned down­ efits, paid holidays and vaca­ DATA, PETER. THE ONLY YOU MIGHT'VE MADE YOU BACK TO YOU. BEMEL HANDED VOO DID/ PROMOTION ? . DOWN Motorcycles 12 Millinory, town office. Free parking. tion. (3adl between 8 a.m. — 5 WAY TO A SWITCH WITH HIM. LUDWIG BEMEL ME THE CORRECT 1 Catalogues 49 S6 Dressmaking | 0 FULL OR PART - TIME. TYPIST Phone Mr. Roberts, 643-1618, p.m. Robert's Electric Oo., T E S T NUCLEAR DATA! ANSWERING SERVICE WANTED —1955 or 1956 Ford ------i t WOULD PREFER GIRLS Y O U R 2 Italian noble 1 for Interview appointment. South Windsor, 644-2421. X. family Si St Victoria or Crown. Body In FOR ALTERA'nONS neatty and W ira_SALES E X PE R I^C E. FIGURE CLERKS LOYALTY, 3 Fourth Arabian Federal Credit Bureau, 806 caliph 649-0500 875-2519 good condition. 1-423-6849, 5:30- reasonably done In my home. APPLY D A L’S, MANCHES- Main St. NIGHT supervisor for whole­ 6:30. Call 643-8750. TER PARKADE. KEYPUNCH sale grocery warehouse, salary and leave your Yon’U bear from our adverttoer In OPERATORS SCHOOL GIRL to help with plus liberal benefits. Apply In Jig Unae wiUioat spend person, Mr. Warshavsky, Gaer aU evening at the telephone. Business Services THREE fabric salesladies, for housework, few days a week, Moving— T rucking— part or full-time work, at Pil­ adult household. Green Manor. Bros., 140 Rye Street, South III- Offoied 13 NOW, Windsor. Aulomobilos For Sale 4 Storage 20 grim Mills Hartford Road. Ap­ CaU after 6, 646-0378. YOU ARB~AJ,^ truck Is A-1. ply to manager. Open 10 a.m. MORE 'THAN EVER MANCHEnER DeUvery—light to 9 H ER ALD 1963 FAIXXIN Future, standard, Cellars, attics, yard and trucking and package delivery. pm. ______IfAlM »U i PiTb** / * —A" » ’*****■ '■* CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER snow tires, econmical, $575. 643- small trucking done A-1 right. IT PAYS TO WORK AT it 7754 anytime. Refrigerators, washers and MRS. HOUSEWIFE. If you have DOX LETTERS Call Tremano Trucking Serv­ stove moving specialty. Fold­ spare time—If you need extra WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 1963 LINCXJLN, excellent motor, ice toll free, 742-9487. ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. money, we will show you how SECURITY A Chance to Move Up F or Your transmission, must sell. 77 to earn right In your neighbor­ MrNaackt Syndicate, Inr. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Birch St. moving large appliances. Burn­ hood. Avon’s guarantee and TV SALARY SCHEDULES Informatloii Pointing— Papering 21 advertising make it easy for THE AAAXIKJ'S •TRWILUAM3 1966 CHEVELLE, 283, standard ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- HAVE BEEN EXCELLENT OPENINBS L »■« tm m Ps ew 5-22.>48 1775. INTERIOR and exterior paint­ you to earn big dollars. No ex­ THE HERALD wUl not sift, 2 extra wheels, 5 extra ing am) papering. CaU PhU perience needed. Call 289-4922 UPGRADED dtodcae the idenUtty of tires, $1,600. Call 646-0371, af­ ITIEE EXPERT — Trees cut, now. AT any advertiser using box ter 5:30 p.m. Denoneourt, 742-61TS. letter*. Readers answer- buUding lots cleared, trees top­ EMPLOYES SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL ped. Got a tree problem? WeU L. PELLETIER — Painting — ing blind box ads who 1966 OLDSMOBILE, Delta 88, interior and exterior, papering BENEFITS EXPANDED PVATT & WHITNEY dealre to proteot their convertible, light top, very worth phone 'saU, 742-8252. Identity can follow this and paper removal, fuUy In­ good condition, call 528-0586 af­ ANYTHING taken to the dump, sured. 643-6048, and 649-6826. procedure: ter 4:30 p.m. EXECUTIVE Contact our Personnel Dept. AIRCRAFT appliances, bulky furniture, at­ Any Week Day Between 0 Encloae your reply to the 1964 FORD, custom 390, T-Blrd tics, cellars cleaned, light EDWARD R. Price painting, 8:16 and 4:16. for those with box In an envelope — engine. Good condition, $825. trucking. Cheap, 289-5860. Interior and exterior, papering, SECRETARY address to the Classi­ Call 289-0564. paper removed, ceUlngs, etc. (Q fied Manager, Manchester WILLIAMS Tree Service, epee- FuUy Iniured. 649-1008. technicol training 3 Evening Herald, together 1961 VALIANT — V-200, good lallzlng In tree and shrub care. SECURITY with a mKiio listing the 643-8104. iNSIDE-outslde painting. Spe- Permanent position avail­ oonqianies you do NOT condition, economical second P ratt & Whitney Aircraft now has a limited number BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE car. Call 646-6818. '’.lal rates for people over 65. able In dynamic, fast grow­ want to see your letter. SALES AND Service on Arlene, CaU my coinpeUtors, then call INSURANCE of exceUent openings for persons with technical Tour letter will be de­ ing real estate agency for backgrounds. 'These positions offer you a chance to SUPPORT SHIP TO HABITAT... DR. RANKIN, OUR VOLCANOLOGIST, Y E S , YESf n'S MOST EXCITlNfi/ I'M CONVINCED VIIEtL BE 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Variant, Hahn Eclipse, Jacobsen lawn me. Estimates given. 640-7868, experienced personable ex­ THERE'S A STRAH6E BUBBLING stroyed If the advertiser mowers. Also Homellte chain make the most of your talents In a leading aero­ IS JU ST BACK FROM ANOTHER CHECK I THE RRST SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION IN HISTORY TO WITNESS to one you've mentioned. 1500 S. square back. Good con­ 875-8401. ecutive secretary with GROUP space organization with plenty of future growth OF GAS AND STEAM IN THE OF HIS INSTRUMENTS. A VOLCANIC ERUPTION BURST FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA. dition, reaisonable. CaU 640- saws anf, International Cub usual office skiUs plus abil­ potential. OCEAN OVERAAULE NORTHEAST. TLL PUT HIMON. If not It will be handled Cadet I'ractors. Rental equip­ JOSEPH P. LEWIS ouetom In the usual manner. 9258. ity to contact pubUc and at­ 1000 Asylum Avenue DO YOUR INSTRUMENTS ON ment and sharpening service painting, Interior and exterior tractive telephone manner, THE SEA FLOOR SHOW AMY 1958 IMPERIAL, excellent mo­ RE/VAIND ID on all makes. L A M Equip­ paperhanging, waUpaper ra- Salary commensurate with Hartford, Conn. THING UNUSUAL?______MB tor, transmission, best offer .77 ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon. moved. WaUpaper books on re­ Experimental Engineering Assistant HAVE THIS . Lost and Found 1 ability and experience. CaU Birch St. 875-7606 Manchester Exchange quest. FuUy Insured. Free es­ Mr. Lavitt for confidential ROSE SHOPTENEP.'' — Enterprise 1945. LOST—Keys In brown leather 1963-JEEP. 4-door wagon, Low timates. CaU 640-9068. Interview. WANTED — Live in housekeep­ You will work directly with our experimental engi­ case. Vicinity Quinn’s Phar­ mileage, 4 wheel drive, $1,250. SHARPENING Service Saws, PAINTING — interior and exta- er. No heavy duties involved, neers performing a variety of duties associated with macy and Center St. 843-5737. Call 649-0382. knives, axes, shears, skates, rior, very reasonable, free ee- for elderly gentleman. Call 649- setting up and conducting tests on experimental 1216 after 5 p.m. engines, fuel cells, parts and components. Minimum NOTICE IS hereby given that rotary blades. Quick service. Umates. CaU Richard Martin, THE SAMUEL M. requirements: A knowledge of mathematics, me­ Optional Book No. 11365 issu­ Capitol Equipment Co. 38 Main 849-6285. 849-4411. chanical drawing, elementary physics, mechanics 5-L ». 1956 OLDSMOBILE, $26. Not In St., Manchester. Hours daily ed by the Manchester Savings running condition. 643-0315. and thermodynamics. Familiarity with experiment­ e INI h MU, kc. TK •» M. 0«. 7 :30 5, Thursday 7 :S0-9, Satur­ LAVITT AGENCY al test methods and equipment desirable. Equivalent and' Loan Association, In- Floor Finishing 24 “He’s one of the most powerful men in Washington. corporated, has been lost and CHEVROLET, 1963 - 4-door day 7:30-4. 648-7988. WANTED of two years technical college. i n He owns and operates several strategic parking lote!*' application has been made to Bel Air. Automatic, radio and RUBBISH —trash removed to FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Clean, Late Model said Association for payment heater. Good condition. 649- 643-2168 Realtors 875-6267 MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD the dump, lawns maintained. Ing (speclallxlng in older Vernon Circle-Parkway Exit 96 of the amount of deposit. 2666. Call 649-1868 after 6 p.m. floors). Inside painting. Paper- USED CARS Laboratory Technicians I EVEN TOLD HIM I'D IS THAT SO? ^ OH, I KN OW THE hanging. No Job too smaU. FIX UP HIS ROOM ANY HMM.I I REASON, SHERIFF' POUND -m ixed breed, Oouii 1659-FORD-SkyUne. Radio, heat- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls. Open 7 Days A Week Top Prices Paid OF COURSE I DON'T MIND TALKING WAY HE WANTED.' BUT , THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG type, male, black, tan, white er, power steering, good con­ John VerfaUle, 846-5760. You will conduct a variety of metallurgical, me­ TO you ABOUT ALLIEi I'VE BEGGED HE REFUSES! fireplaces, flagstone te rra c e s .______For All Makes! on chest. CaU Dog Warden, 643- dition, good tires. 136 Blssell AU concrete repairs. Reason- FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- chanical, chemical or radiographic testa. Openlnga HIM TO LIVE WITH US AFTER STEVE CARTER CHEVROLET are available In both the materials control and AND I G ET /VIARRIED' 4181. Street, mornings. ably priced. 643-0861. Ing, old and new. AU floors V HOW DID VOO ^ AJOTICED V HELLO! I'D LIKETO REPORTA WISE GUY hades made ‘o mea«.r^ p j ^ p g Petroleum Co. fjui a [>OINQ THIS M O R N IN G ^ NEW GUIDE LINE for spring AVAILABLE: Prime site of approidmately 29,940 housecleaning! If you haven’t I960 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, all sizes Venetian blinds. Keys 3 ^ MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALU made while you wait. Tape re- Excellent square feet for development as an Electronic Technicians used It or worn It with enjoy­ automatic, 6 cylinder, g o ^ opportu­ office or apartment house site or TICK ment In the past year, give it condition. Best offer. CaU af­ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 887 nity, paid training program OIQK 649-522 L. TICK A O A M A T m a I P O N T K N O W CK/ALU away. Donations gratefully re­ ter 5 p.m., 649-9444. Main St. Call 286-3770 aftei 0 p.m or related uses. WHY r EVEN tick O F F \ c r . T ceived at the Hospital Auxll- ______^ ^ 1-201-377-8100. You will work with high speed transient recording HAVjE. TOY. lary’s Penny Saver Thrift ^5?^ PONTIAC station ^agon equipment such as direct printing photographic re­ Building— corders, strip charts and magnetic tape devices. Shop, 616 Main St., Pick-up ExceUent condition. Original LOCATION: Manchester Renewal Project No. 1, finish. Tires like new. $860. Contracting Minimum requirements: Familiarity with bread­ aervlce. CaU 649-3297. Schools and Classos 33 Manchester, Connecticut — Parcel board build-up and circuit check-out using osclUo-. ' Call 1-872-4778. 7A, locaW at the southeast comer scopes, volt meters, slg^nal generators and various TWO CEMETERY plots for ------—r---- ^ ^---- CARPENTRY — concrete steps, Call 199B-VOLVO 122 S, red. 2 door floors, hatchways, remodeling, TRACTOR TRAILER of Main Street and Woodbriilge resistance measuring equipment. Equivalent of sale In East Cemetery. two years of technical college. .6494)618. automatic transmission, Ml- porches, garages, closets, ceU­ Street. cheUn X tires, still good for lngs, attics finished, reo TRAINING driving. 8 years on unpaved rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ G. I. TRAINING roads. 643-0116.' er related work. No Job too Some of the Extra Benefits at PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER PRICE: $19,000. Pononols smaU. Dan Moran, Builder. Now approved for O.I. training, Hie Aircraft Evenings 849-8880. New England Tractor TraUer A LIBRARY O P E N IN G TRANSPORTING , ^ . . . T H E r COULD Do THE Trailers— CARD IS LIKE, DCDORS TO Training has heavy demands ONE TO TWE. TOWERINCS I,SAME t h i n g w it h A INCOME TAXES prepared by E d it io n s, r^modeUng, ga­ Interested redevelopers may oTitain a Disj^ition A BIT OF W ISDOM AND EXOTIC TEMPLES ANDES, THE ^CHARGE PLATE.' Marvin Baker. CaU 648-0267. Mobile Homes 6-A from the trucking industry. We lUt containing' technical materials, including en­ Hospital and surgical insurance • Life Insurance MAGIC.. a d v e n t u r e ..^ O F THE S P L E N D O R S rage, rec rooms, bathrooms train on all types transmission, a Retirement program • Nine paid holidays • Up ORIENT.. O F ROME.. tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ gas and Diesel tractors, full or gineering maps, legal documents and disposition to four weeks vacation • Sick leave with pay * nfOOMB Tax Returns prepar- ONE STOP CAMPER ment work, cellar floors, pat­ part-time training. Placement policies by sending a check for $15.00 ■to: Execu­ After hours recreational programs a Largest U.S. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUE TURNER •d. OaU Dan Mositr, 049-8829. ios, roofing. Call Leon Celszyn- assistance upon graduation. tive Director, Manchester Redevelopment Agency, Credit Union a Expanded Educational Assistance skl. Builder. 849-4261. ' Act now. Call Hartford 247-1868 886 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040. Program a IMOOME TAX

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MAMtlUBlWt »VBiqWU RBMIA, OOmi, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 MAIfCinsnR ■YINIIfO HBRALD. MAWCH ICTR. OONN.. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Bostnoss LocoHons Out of Town Out Of Town H * lp W o n t a d — n v i p W anttd— HousthoM Goods 81 Rooms WIHiout Boord 59 FvmMwd Housot For Sdi 71 Howot’ For Sola 71 Rotortort PropoityPi Out O f Town Out O f Tiram Wanttd Rtol Brtof 77 AportiMiifs 63-A For Rout 84 For Rant 66 78 M olt or 37 M o lt or F o H io lt 37 CtiEAN furnished room for gen­ ’n m B B FAMILY — poeaUde, For SaU 74 For Salt 75 For Salt 75 SHIVBN ROOM (Uder home, ex­ VERNON —Raised Ranch, 8 AIX. CASH for your ptopsrty; tleman. Apply 4 Pearl St. Mrs. TWO NEWLT remodeled of- APARTMENT, SH rooms. IM ^nOy a two l a n ^ wltt COVENTRY Lake — 4 room BOLTON Center — 6 room EAST Hartford —2 family du- DRUO CXiERKS, full or part- PRICE A LEE CO. has open­ THREE ROOM furnished apart- flgeB. can be used together or Separate building on bus line. ceUent condition, on bus line, bedrooms, 2 fuU baths, fire­ within 24 hours. Avoid rad CLASSIFIED 1967 WHITEH T ^ 1 ZIG-ZAG DeMute. existing rooms for third apart­ summer cottage. ExceUent Ranch, 2-car gprage, 1 ^ baths, plex, 6-7, $110., $120. Ebccellent time, Experienced preferred, ings for enumerators to work ment, newly decorated, flrgt geparately, on Main St. Call Ideal for couple. Grove St. property Includes 2 axtra buUd- ment. Excellent inoome, olty place In living room, large tape. Instant sarvles. Kayso on Manchester City Directory. ROOM FOR LADY or gentle- _ hig lota. Marion E. Roberteon, area, close to water, beautiful beamed. living room wlth'TIre- location. Aaaumable mortgage. good pay, drivel's license. No Nice condition. Makes but­ floor, no children or pots, am- ms-9678. RockvUIe. CaU 849-2{|71. utUlUes, $28,900. PhUbrlck kitchen with beautiful birch Agenoy, 6(W4>m. Apply 489 Main St. (Odd Fel­ Realtor, 643-5968. treed lot. Only $6,000. Hayes place, one acre lot. SeUlng for Wyman’s Realty, 646-8786. phone calls. Miller Pharmacy. ton holes, sews on buttons, man, quiet, convenient loca- eldVly pW fer^^ ------_ Agency Realtors, 649-8847. cabinets, also oven and stove, ...... lows Building). Agency, 646-0181. 822,600. For further Informa­ ADVERTISING does fancy work with one or tlon. 224 caiarter Oak St, 648- S dta^ *JS ?p„te*,onal people. STORAGE SPACE for r ^ t ^ M VERNON — 8A4 room apart- ™rwT inni>mnu ______$20,600 — 3 bedroom Ranch, fire . oil hot water heat, one car ga- WANTED Multiple dwellings, ment featuring one bedroom, W ^vERTO N AGENCY says MANCHESTER — spacious 7 tion call R. F. Dlmock Co., Manchester and vldnlty, no two needles. 8368.“•*“ 272 Main St. also be used for small work place, garage, % acre nicely rage, dose to school. A real PART-TIME custodian nights, heat, electric range and elec- * * y >Men opportunity ttam t. ExceUent location, Realtor, 649-6246. agents. 649-8861. CLASSIFIED ADYBRTISINO DEPT. HOURS shop. Call 648-9678. Out O f Tovfii landscaped lot. Leonard value at 810,690. CaU Gaston NOW HIRING—Assistant light cleaning. Apply in person, trie hot water heater, kitchen “ >^fe>n«nt Uvlng at double garage, aluminum eld- 8 AJM. to 4:8 0 PJI. day Lanes, 89 Spencer St,, A p o iliimiiU Flati ’TWO LARGE fumlrfied rooms, For Salt 7 5 SOUTH WINDSOR — rambling Agency Realtors, 6464)469. Realty Ck>., 648-8110. heat, electricity, first floor, cabinets, ceramic baOi on first Ing, large rooms, bus line, m ten room Ranch. Breeseway, 2 — Manchester. FULL PRICE $87.40 T«iwiiwnh 83 New Ranches, COVENTRY — for sale or for Working manager for private bath and entrance, H o u sm For Rant 88 floor. No chUdren or pete. 876- baths. Hayss Agency, 646-0181. TOUjAND — Near Parkway, car garage, 2 Mtehens, one b^NSFIELD 9498.----- utmoet cleanliness and walking ______' ^ ' ______rent, 4 room Ranch. CaU 628- NOTICE COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. TWO-BEDROOM town house, porch and parking. 644-8162. neat 4 room RaaOh, 4H aores and two half baths, fireplace, Capes, Raised Ranches, $19,- dairy store. Will train Or Terms of H- Per Month. •Ustance to schools, buses and MANCHESTER — Immaculate 0686 after 4:80 p.m., weekends Dogs— Birds Pots 41 m baths. Includes appliances MANCHES’TBR — Immaculate o< land, privacy. Only 114,900. aluminum siding, large wood­ 900. CaU H. M. Frechette Real­ 4tM P M . DAT BKF(MU) PITBUCATION capable man or wom­ Cape. Four large rooms, fire­ EAST Hartfoi 3 rooms. In- shopping, etc. By appointment, Garrison Colonial in executive anytime. D E aS IO N S Call Capitol Manager Collect and utUlUes. CaU J. D. Real dudes utlU Hayes Agenoy, 846-0181. ed lot. Char-Bon Realty, 643- ty, 647-9993. DfflUmr tor SotorOor and llo«Oojr lo 4tM p.in. FHdojr. GROOMINO ALL breeds. Har- place, garage, on bus line. 1176 id carpoibig, $17,900. Wolverton Agency, prestige neighborhood. Fire- Variances—tpeclal ExoeptlonB an. Excellent wages. Till 9 P.M. Estate, 648-8129. 0688. mony HIU. H.C. Chase, Hebron BusliMSf Loeottem per month. Leonard Agency, $125. J. 1 Estate Co,, Realtors, 649-2818. placed Uvlng room, formal din­ EAST HARTFORD, recent 8 FOUR ROOM Ranch, lake prt- Granted Call 649-4246 between 64841129. vlleges, quiet. Appointment. Floyd E. FV>rde, Special Ex- Rd., Bolton, 848-5427. LOOKINO FOR anything In For Roof 84 Realtors, 646-0469. ing room, IH baths, rec room, MANSFIELD — 7% room bedroom Ranch, city water, BA8T CENTER ST., 9 room 2 car oversized garage. High Call after 3, 742-6010. ceptlon to convert two-famUy D IA L 643-2711 12 noon and 4 p.m. to 666-5662 real estate rentals — apart­ TOLLAND Ranch with aoreage in a neigh- sewer, fuU ceUar, storms, fire­ FOR SALE — One male and HOUSES for rent, furnished or house, C zoned, for doctor’s of­ elevation. Park like setting. By ------dwelling to four-famUy dweU- arrange for interview ments, homes, multlide dwell- 8TORB FOR REMT — down boihood with homes ssUIng up place, 10 per cent down, $20,- one female black Toy French town Manchester, State unfurnished starting at |175 fices, 2 or 8 famUles, 188’ appointment only, Bel Air 500. Meyer Agency, 0434)609. Ing, and variance to convert- '______Ings, no fees. CaU J. D. Real FAMILY HOME to 186,000. We are luq>l>y *<> ______Continuod From Proctdlng Po^t with Mrs. Rieg. Poodles. Reasonable. Call 646- Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag­ per month. PhUbrlck Agency, 67 frontage. Hutehlne Agenoy, Real Estate, 648-0882. Forms For Solo 76 with l o » land area and leas' 4013. A LARGE group of assorted Estate, 64S-6129. 849-aSM. offer you this new home for ANDOVER, Raised Ranch, er, State ’Ihaatre, 4M-76U. Realtors, 649-5847. Immaculate 5^ room * MANCHESTER — 2 acre farm, foot area In apartmenite, household Items. C ^ 647-1192 ^ HAVE customers waiting PRIVA( the pines. Llt- THINK BIG about this one be­ 186,000. For more infbnnatlon rooms, 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, 2 ’TWO WIRE haired Terriers, Raised Ranch, 2-car ga­ 6 rooms, bam, garage, live- oondlUons, 02-94 Spruce ssjamstress wanted to do ai- from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. apart- 5TI MAIN Street, ground floor THREE bedrooms, 2 baths, lots Ue Sei te. Gray, Maine ® ^aP* cause everything about It Is. eaU the PhUbrlck Agenoy, 649- car garage, large wrooded lot. Hftlp WantDd Mote 38 Halp Wontad— Mala 38 rage, IH baths, large wood­ stock, property located in area male and female, year old, ------hbbj j],. office suite. 375 square feet, closet space, garage, base- (near Portland), sleepe 6, breeseway and garage and Nine Mg rooms Indudes 4 bed­ 6847. Leonard Agency Realtors, 646- araw a n d ------tomtlons O n men’s and ladles’ refrigerators, ment or home. J.D. of proposed Manchester Com­ C. R. Burr ft Company, Inc., mostly white, purebred, $25. CLEAN. USED containing 8 rooms, private ment and yard. In nice neigh­ private beach, $100. weekly. only eight years old, formal rooms, a rec room, game room, ed lot, rec room. An excel­ 0466. davi* m a n a g e r trainee - Due to clothing. ExceUent company ranges, automatic washers tate, A\8-5129. dining room, three large bed­ lent family home for only TOLLAND munity College, $16,000. Wy­ Use property for Ingress and floor waxing work, five days, each. 875-1885, after 5 p.m. lavatory, air-conditioned. Ad­ borhood. References, |160; 648- 044-0380. a 86’ Uvlng room-dlnlng room expansion we need a man to benefits. FuU or part-time. Ap- with gua.'auitee.s. See them al man’s Realty, 646-3736. ogress to Industrial property to 4 a.m. to 10 a.m. Call General MANCHESTER — 4 room apart­ jacent to bank. Ideal for pro­ rooms, closet space galore, fuU combination, 2 fuU bathrooms $22,600. Must be seen. CaU ARE YOU FUSSY? 89,600 — Flreplaced, 8 room traln for a managerial posl- piy Box D, Manchester Herald. PERSIAN kittens — 9 weeks B. D. Pearl's Appllancas. 64A 6452. ______walk-out basement, $21,600. now. the south, 418 North Main. Cleaning Sendee, 649-8884. ment. Convenient location. fessional, Insurance or real and cloeets everywhere you Most home buyers are! Ranch, large enclosed porch, H Z Z I^ Z ZZ Z Z IZZ Z IZ Z ZZ Z IZ Street. tlon. Good starting salary while old, pedigree with papers, Mam St. Call 648-2171. Wdverton Agency, Realtors, Stove, refrigerator and heat estate office. C ^ 649-0097. FOUR room large Ranch. Fur­ W anttd Te Rant 68 look. AU this plus an Income Here is a home we are de­ ^ w furnace, l^onard Agency Wanttd— RtoI EsIOtt 77 EMANUEL Lutheran Church Is training. Must have car. Must HAIRDRESSERS wanted, full housebroken. Call 648-8110. 640-2818. Feidx Gremmo, Erect one- or part-time. Apply in person. furnished, |150 per month. nished or unfurnished. Floors producing separate apartment. lighted to show — immacu­ Realtors, 646—0469. ______story 40’ X 50’ building to store looking for a full-time sexton, have neat appearance and good OFFICE for rent. Separate APARTMENT — 4 rooms — 2 PAUL J. CORRENTI ’The Wlggery Beauty Salon, 525 Hayes Agency, 646-0181. refinlshed, knotty pine Interior. A shaidy front porch and at­ late throughout—a custom SIX room Ranch bullt-lns and YOUR ^ 0 ^ 7 For business cquipmer’ SIP East 40-hour week, many benefits. personality. Many employe UNCLAIMED adults and one chUd. CaU 647- MANCHESTER and vicinity — oiA room nanen, oum ms ana prompt courteous service that ’Tnmnibo Main St., Manchester, ’Tuesday A rticks For S a k 45 building with 8 paneled rooms, Working adults. 648-6889. tached 4-car garage, acre lot. Real Estate Agency built (^lonial with breeze­ Apply In person. 60 Church St. benefits. Apply in person, ’The 118 MAIN St. — 8 room apart­ 1241. 60 homes from |14,600. CsU to- hot water heat. 25 minutes to ...ii rum~.v Tump^e. through Saturday. plus lavatory, plus dark room. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 643-5368 way and 2 car" garage, gets res^te. c ^ I^juls Ddmock Barney Wichman, Special Singer Co., 856 Main St., Man­ LAY-AWAY ment, second floor, $110. 646------day. Meyer Agency, 648-0600. aircraft. 2 acres more land Is FULL-’FIMB gas station attend­ KODAK Instamatlc 800 camera, Located Grove St., Rockville. 646-2818. trees, oversize rooms. $27,- Realty, 640-9828. *Txoe(ptlon to erect two-story chester, Conn. 2Vi years old, )25. Call 649-2498 2426, 9-5. Ideal for doctor, lawyer, etc. available. 1-637-6342. ant. See Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan APARTMENT — 3H-4 rooms for INVESTMENT opportunity — 500. 649-6306. office building, approximately after 6 p.m. New 1967 Zig-Zag sewing Reasonable. Call 649-2871. mother and child. CaU 646^179. 2-famlly, 641 fiat, aluminum M ^CH ESTER 2-famlly, 4-4 TIRED of Showing. Garage, Esso Sendee Cantor, PRESS OPERATORS NEW S-room apartment, in­ U&R CAPE on one acre lot. showing? Are they looking you ^0’ * 70’, and variance to per- FORK LIFT OPERA’TORS machine. Sews on buttons, flat, convenient west side loca­ TOLLAND — charming 6 room Route 68, Vernon. PROCESSED gravel for drive­ cluding appliances and utilities. FOR RENT or sale — 461 Main siding, large lot, convenient lo­ Can aasuine 6% per cent mort- ^y^r as a Sunday sport? Better PWkUng spaces than PACKERS WE’VE JUST makes button holes, does all PHASE NOTD COUPLE would like 6 room, tion, immaculate, 816,000. For Ranch, assumable mortgage, B &L W ways and parking areas. Also Call J. D. Real Estate, 648- St. Building and lot next to Poet cation. Leonard Agency, Real­ gage. Jan Drive, Hebron, thosV prospects conditions, 117 LAPPER — Experienced, the latest fancy work, no at­ first floor apartment, in quiet tors, 8464)469. immediate sale. Bel Air Real exceUent condition, treed lot, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Shown by appointment. Call 2 First Shift, 45 Hour Week bank run gravel sind fill at tachments needed. 5129. Office. Excellent location for We Buy Homes, Acreage neighborhood. P r e f e r a bly Estate, 048-9382. beautUul rec room. Priced to Manchester Parkade for you. We bring dlscrimlnat- ^ ^ small shop, all benefits. Sty- and Lots. Listings Appre- owner 643-5947. Price $18,900. BUILT THE our screening plant or deliv­ any use. 646-2426, 9-5. around the North End. Write MANCHESTER — a 11 r a ctlve u r o svua sell. A.G. Burrill Co., 521-3396. Manchester 649-6306 Ing, Interested, qualUled buy- Surowlec JSrect gar Gage Co., 1445 Tolland EASTERN BOILER A A DELUXE duplex. 4Vi rooms. dated. Prompt and Cour­ ered. George H. Griffing, Inc. box NN, Manchester Herald. n*w Raised Ranch, in one of AGENCY — ers to see a property . . . with- ^ 3^ Tpke., Manchester. ELECTRONICS, INC. BALANCE $42.20 IH baths, refrigerator, range, 1,1(X) SQUARE FEET, dry, eas- teous Sendoe. VERNON 742-7886. Manchester’s finest residential Ideal 4 room Ranch, with two SUBURBAN RANCH, over one ROUTE 85, Hebron. 71 acre out bothering the owner. Keith _ " ^ 99 Loomis Si. BEST STORE heat, hot water, many extras. ily accessible space. Cement acre of woodland for your pri­ POSmONS open on first and Or Terms of $4.25 Per Month POLICEMAN and wife desire areas, modem kitchen, dhring bedrooms, 10 x 9 and 12 x 12, farm with 0 room house. 2 1 ACRE BUILDING LOT Real Estate. 649-1922. « ®^*C®*^ve FREE — 200 extra S ~ A ^ Central, rent $150. Adults, no floor, heat and lighting avaU- AUSTIN CHAMBERS living room, kitchen, bath and vacy, 8 bedrooms, big living ______[______as of Maroh 25, 1968. second shifts. Apply In person. MAN wanted — work around us­ apartment in Vernon, Bolton room, femUy room with fire­ large bams. Approximately 600 Stamps with oil change. Truck Call Capitol Manager Collect pets. 649-4342. Call 649-8566 af­ able, 55 cents a square foot. fuU basement. On 60’ x 120’ room, only 8 years old, |17,- High location-prestige area. ------Filed in office of Town Clerk Rloek Co., 1272 ’Tolland Ipke., ed car lot cleaning cars. Apply IN TOWN Realtor Lake or Manchester area, pre­ place, 2-car garage. $81,900. feet on State highway, stream tires, half price, all sizes 6 to Till 9 P.M. ter 4 p.m. CaU 648-8887. treed lot. Approximately $4,800 600. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Wooded and level. Financ­ —March 19, 1968. Manchester. at 345 Main St., Manchester. fer 4 rooms. CaU 872-6686 after PhUbrlck Agency Rcaltori, 049- on property, g o ^ for horses 2 12 ply. Cole’s Discount, 643- ing available. Reasonably Zoning Board of Appeals THREE ROOM modem apart­ SPRU<3E Street — 214-218. Small MLS 4 p.m. by April 30. 6847. to assume 514 por cent mort­ 840-4085. or beef. Completely feneed, ad- INVITATION WANTED — salesman to sell NOW 5332. priced at $5,000. CaU Mrs. John F. Clifford, WANTED—Man over 18 with 666-6662 store for rent, heated. Reason­ gage at $96.22 a month, $10,800. Jaeent to state forreet. Immedl- used cars, no experience neces­ ment, second floor, middle- 0 4 S -2 3 2 S w m w R T n w R iverton Avenev Realtors WINTERIZED home on Bolton lorrox. jmmeui- Luther at 649-5806 or 875- Chairman mechanical background to aged couple, no pets. 648-7688 able. CaU 247-404^ from 9 a.m. WOLVERTON i^ency - - n ^ W o lv e ^ Agency Realtors, fronteire on lake, ex- occupancy. T.J. Crockett Real- f O BID sary. We will train you. Apply \Y/P? \Y/AXTT T O b l u e l u s t r e not only nds Busintss Proptrty 649-2818. Lake, 88’ frontage on lake, ex­ 6611. John A.. Caglanello, work in service station full­ W l i W / \ i N 1 i carpets of soil but leaves pile or 649-0463. to 6 p.m. room? Vacant 6 room Colonial, tor. 641-1677. in person at Solimene Motors, just celebrating it’s 8th birth­ ceUent income producer. T.J. Sealed Ibdds will be received Secretary time. Call 875-0412. soft and lofty. Rent electric vyESTTNGHOUSE 40” stove, For Salt 70 THREE FAMILY — aluminum 367 Oakland St., Manchester. day. AU large rooms, bath and Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ANDOVER —8 room Raised until 3:00 p.m. (B.S.T.) A.prll shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint and siding, 2-car garage, convenient FULL OR part-time mechanic STAFF IT 815. 342 Summit St., 649-9841. ADAMS ST — vacant machine breezeway and garage, fuU Reoeh, 2 baths, 8 to 4 bed­ l 11, 1968, by the Housing Au- EXPERIENCED tractor trailer Wallpaper Supply. location. Good Income proper- VERNON B (S W needed for pin setting ma- shop with 10,000 square feet walk-out basement on beauti­ rooms, family room, treed lot, BARROWS and WALLACE Ck). thorlty of the Town of Man driver. Apply In person. SAD LIGHT turquoise fiberglas ty. Gerard Agency, 649-0538 or clnes. Apply In person. Holi­ SOUP’S on, the rug that is so on one floor, 2 acres of land, ful % acre lot. Mid 20’s. Wol­ PICK YOUR LOT low 20’s. Hayes Agency, Chester, and then publicly PAUL DODQE Inc. 95 HUUard St., Manches­ WITH THE drapes, 60x84, 85.; 120x84^ 810; 6484)366. Manchester Parkade day lanes ,39 Spencer St., Man­ clean the spot with Blue Lus­ 2-family house included, sensi­ verton Agency, 649-2818. o m . opened and read aloud for sup- ter. 144x84, 815. 643-9131 anytime. Manchester 649-5306 chester. tre. Rent electric shampooer bly priced. Must sell. T.J. Build to your plan or adopt ______ipdying approximately 75,000 PONDAG’S JUST LISTED — 3 family, our plans to suit your LAKEFRONT, attractive MAN wanted to work In lum­ BEST PEOPLE $1. Olcott Variety Store. TWO CUSHION 80” gold divan, Oookett, Realtor, 643-1577. MANCHESTER — needs redec­ T- BOLTON — 7 room (Jolonlal, Bunker ”C” No. 6 Fuel Salesman of the Week! MAN WANTED In stock room, 8-6-6, over $800 monthly in­ needs. All lots are well rooms, garage, fireplace, built- ber yard. Must have driver’s good condition. 860. CaU after orating, 6 room quality Ranch, 2% baths, electric kitchen, f«un- 1968-1969 Heating hours 9-4, 6 days a week, with MANCHESTER Green — com­ double garage, 2 fireplaces, come, 2 car garage, permanent treed. City water and city in range, oU heat, cellar, sandy license. Davis A Bradford Lum­ 2 p.m. 643-0008. siding, city utUltles, $27,900. Uy room, 2-car garage on aerb Season. BOB OLIVER driver’s license. Apply In per­ IN TOWN TWO aquariums and all equip­ mercial, industrial, residential plastered waUa, recreation sewer, too. Call Mr. Bogdan beach. $16,900, Hutchins Agen­ ber Co., 200 ’TOUand St., East son, Arthur Drug, 942 Main St. package. Look this one over; H. M. BYechette Realty, 647- wooded lot. Owner, 649-4364. Spedflcatdons and Contract ment, good condition. 742-9182. SINGER touch and sew sewing room, swimming pool, trees. for appointment. 649-5306 or cy, Realtors, 649-5324. ______'Documents may be obtained Hartford. (A) large building with 10,000 machines (less than $80.) or A reed opportunity. Hutch­ 875-6611. BOLTON — Manchester line, from the office of said Author- SHEET METAL workers. We have a lot of openings to fill L opxY p i l e free from soil is square feet with plenty of po­ COVENTRY — Immaculate mo­ MAN wanted to work in lum­ «vAa«* amnItfW...... VkAnt«fl#it1 . ______finish 86. monthly payments ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5824. SPRING STREET — Large quality custom built 3 or 4 bed- ity, 24 Bluefield Drive, Meui- Steady year ’round employ- before we open our beautiful the carpet cleaned with Blue tential; (B) A four famUy house dernized 4 bedroom Ctolonlal. ber yard, full or part-time, 5H (none over 6 months old). 644- Colonial custom buUt for pres- room Raised Ranch, 2-car ga- cheater, Connecticut, ment, good pay and fringe new Lustre. Rent electric sham­ and (C) vacant “ C” zoned lot SEVEN ROOM modem hoaw B &L W Formal dining room, large Uv- day week. Apply In person to, 1269. rage, extra large buUt-ln kitch- The Authority reserves the benefits. CaU Mr. Turcotte which could be used for park­ off Porter St. tn one of Moa- ent o ^ e r s . Form ^ .dining b a r r o WS and WALLACE Co. ing room, den, 2 baths, front W. H. England Lumber Co., pooer 81. The Sherwin-Williams en, paneled rec room with fire- right to accept or reject any anytime. 289-5481. Co. ing etc. Subject to zoning. T.J. rooin, Ubrary, two fireplaces, Manchester Parkade and rear stairways to second 540 East Middle Turnpike. ohesters finest neighborhoods. place, 2H baths, many closets, or all bids, BRADLEES 21” ZENITH TV. Swivel console Crockett, Realtor, 843-1677. finished famUy room, enclosed Manchester 649-6306 floor, 2 car garage, 2 sheds, OPENING In tire recapping Custom buUt with many un­ porch. Rooms larger than ______sundeck, aluminum comblna- Housing Authority of the Ca r e e r p o s it io n for young KEEP YOUR CARPETS beauU- aU channel, 845. C!all 643-8446. large lot. Mid 20's. Bel Air Real shop. Steady worker, year want to fill them with usual features. BeautUul park average. 2-car garage, wooded BOLTON-Ctoventry line — 5H tions, desirable one acre lot. Town of Mianchester man who Is looking for more ful despite constant footsteps of Uke lot. Priced In the low 80’s. Estate, 643-9332. ’roimd work, experience not es­ the right kind of people. People lot. PhUbrlck Agenoy, Realtom, room L-shaped Ranch, like Quick occupancy. Move-ln con- By than a Job, offers executive ca­ a busy famUy. Get Blue Lustre. Invtstmtnt Proptrty By appointment. FhUbriek sential. AU benefits plus (3uist- who like the idea of working M9-5I47. new condition, double garage. TOLLAND—6 room Ranch. No diUon. Only $28,900 or best of- Leon W. Enderlln, reer to high school graduate Rent electric shampooer, 81. Musical Instrumants 53 For Saltkilt 70-i Agency, 649-6847. mas bonus. Apply in person. In the most attractive store Plnewood Furniture Shop. Reduced for quick sale. Hayes money down to qualified buyer. fer. Owners anxious. Lawrence Secretary with pleasing i>er8(mallty, am­ Nlchols-Manchester Tire, Inc., MANCHESTER — 6 room Co­ around. TEN WATT Guitar ampUfier THREE good Investment prop­ Agency, 646-0181. CaU 649-3252. F. Fiano, Realtor, 649-5871. March 22, 1968 bition, aggressiveness and abil­ 295 broad St., Manchester. NEW USTTNG — 6V4 room old­ lonial, sunporch, IH baUu, 2- SLIDE PROJEC3TOR Argus with extra speakers in separ­ erties, offered at $50,000, $32,- ity to meet public. Experience er Colonial, very clean and oar garage, treed lot. Priced model 640, 500 watt with 7 trays ate case. Good condition, 866. 900 and $28,500. CaU for detaUs, In contract work desirable, au- FULL-TIME floor mechanic people who appreciate superior sound condition, central, large to aeU, $19,900. Hayes Agenoy, for 40 sUdes, 840. 643-4365. Call 643-0316. PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, tomoblle a requirement. Good wanted, steady aU year work, working conditions and pleasant treed lot, 2-car garage. Won’t 646-0181. starting salary, rapid advance­ Experienced formica, In-lald, surroundings. And seUlng very ATLAS H-O scale racing track ptan o LA Sninet nlaver nlano 649-5347. last long at $19,600. H. M. M ment ahead for the right man. ceramic man. Top pay, hosplt- good things at very low prices set includes transformer, hand - P ^ P .’ Frechette Realty, 647-9993. SIX ROOM Ranch, breezeway, year old, electric and manual, Apply at Beneficial Finance allzatlon, paid vacation, other for house, home, car, recrea- controls and 4 cars, like new, 2-car garage, paneled recrea­ cherry French Provincial style. BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE BOB says, “If you enjoy do­ Co., 836 Main St., Manchester benefits. Call Floor Town of tlon, and to-wear. 816. 649-9606. tion room, large treed lot, $22,- ing business In a calm at­ CaU 649-3803. Housts For Salt 72 MANCHESTER between 9-6 p.m. East Hartford, 289-0349. ------000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, mosphere where service and \ HOLL ST., smaU two tamUy 649-5324. satisfaction MEAN SOME- DISHWASHER and bus boy. People who like to meet other CAR NOT NEEDED! R o o n i - - - Rockledge Outskirts Rort Boots and Aecessorias 46 flat. Ideal home and invest­ THINO, then see Paul Dodge DEAN MACHINE full-time days, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., people, Antiquos 86 ment property. Both units Walk to schools, stores and FOUR bedroom Dutch Colonial, Pontiac for your new PON­ fringe benefits, uniforms pro JOHNSON 3 h.p. motor, used 1% baths, fireplace, buUt-lna, to roam in this eight-room, Ranch. Plcturebook setting but stUl In Manchester. Re­ Twelve - room contemporary TIAC or TEMPEST or PRODUCTS vacant. Trades considered. T.J. bus. Jarvis built oversized vid ^ , automatic sanitary ma- if this soimds like the kind of very little. Gruman 12’ alum- WANTED TO BUY - antiquos, Crockett Realtor, 648-1577. Ranch, double garage and garage, 114 acres, wooded, 4-bedroom older home close nestled tn tall trees. Two cently listed six-room Co­ including complete in-law GOODWILL USED OAR. chine operation. Apply Knud- job you want, contact us soon. steins, furniture, — <■ — pewter, lead­ — Whafs as Wonderful to schools, bus, churches, fireplaces, 3-zoned heat, lonial Cape, attractive frame 102 COLONIAL RD. inum boat. 228-9617. a magnificent screened $26,500. Suburban. Hutehlne suite. 3-zoned heat, 3H baths, ed lamps, art glass, primitives, shopping. 1^ baths. Ideal wall-to-w^l In 4 rooms. All and stone construction. Foil sen Country Fare, 1100 Btun- For full or part-time work. The MANCHESTER — four room patio to capture summer Agency, Realtors, 649-0824. 3-car garage, estate-like lo­ 66 BUIGK $2695 A MANCHESTER, CONN. side Ave., East Hartford, be- standards are high. So are the any quantity. 644-8962. Ranch on bus line. Near shop­ for the large famUy on a drapes wlU stay, plus teak- rear dormer, 2-car garage, breezes. CaU Grace Dlt- budget. woe^ table. Lovely flagstone cation on a dead-end street. Electra 4-Dr. Sedan. AU tween 2-5 p.m. rewards. ping parkade, exceUent condi­ REDE(JORATED 6-room Cape, enclosed breezeway. T v ^ Housahold Goods 51 (BLOCKS bought, sold, traded, mars for details. patio. ^ rooms of leisurely Complete original plans power with factory air con­ tion. CaU now only $14,600. 2 baths, carpeted second floor acre lot, two more acres Hail Immediate Openings expert repairing. Colonial and den, fireplace, finished modem Uvlng. ProfesslonaUy possible. A unique property. avaUable upon request. This ditioning, mint condltlcm. LOVELY Original Heirloom As Home Sweet Home? Hayes Agency, 646-0131. property is for those who Clock Shop, 382 Main St., rear. appraised for fast, fair sale. CaU now. L. C. GREENOUGH Co. basement, brick and aluminum want the very best. INSPECTORS — Expert- These Careers in per cent wool, 8V&X 10’ ; Z lOO Old clocks only. Open 10 a.m.- siding, 2-car garage, private A A Zone 66 PORT. $2195 enced with aircraft engine per cent wool gold carpet,' 12 9 p.m. Sundays open tlU 6 647-9921 fenced yard. Mid 20’s. 643-9743. Catalina 4-Dr. Sedem. V-8, parts. PART-TIME p.m., closed Tuesday and X 16’, matching haU runner ROOM (S) TO ROAM 8 rooms of modem livabUity. auto., PS, PB, RftH. Retailing Are Wednesday. WOLVERTON AGENCY — Two^Foinily Country Cape EVENING HELP WANTED and area rugs; all excellent BROOKFIELD ST. — 8 room Large Colonial with enclosed Country Colonial TURRET LATHE opera­ Income potential plus —Large condition. Gray tweed rug 10 70 year young house on 2 Colonial, located in the canter 9 room single, possible 6 bed­ breezeway, two-car g;arage, tors, night and day. 7 P.M. to 11 P.M. in convenient Cambridge St. Brand new beautiful Cape I» PONT. nS95 Now Open for X 12’ good for Rec or chUdren’s Wearing Apparel- acres, with kitchen, sitting, of town. New on the market, rooms, fireplace, 2 car garage, 2-zone heat, 2 fireplaces. area. 5-5 flat. ExceUent In­ Seven-room Ctolonial with 2- 2-Door Hardtop. Grand Prlx, room; white lined custom with full shed dormer on dining and living rooms, 4 large bedrooms and bath up. bath and half, 84x140 lot, locat­ QuaUty buUt on a nicely vestment. Ask Rick Merritt car garage on deep lot. Walk­ all power. HARDINGE CHUCKER op­ APPLY IN PERSON draperies, 56” x 10,’ exceUent Furs 87 tree - dotted lot. Dead end The Sweet Price bath and 8 bedrooms. AU Downstairs has living room ed right In center of town, per­ landscaped half acre lot in for detaUs. ing distance to school, shop­ erators, night and day. Both Men condition. Three piece section­ with fireplace, large dining street, 1% baths, garage, 4 LADIES’ COATS, dresses, this for only—$16,000. CaU manent siding. Ideal for room­ desirable Dartmouth WE HAVE OTHERS — ping. bus. Ctountry - sized al sofa; blond end tables; ta­ skirts, size 18 to 20. Excellent room, kitchen with buUt-lns, ing house or 2 famUy crniver- bedrooms possible. Ask for 65 GHEV. M49S Heights. CALL US- Carl Zinsser. rooms. $19,600.00 Bel Air 4-Dr. Sedan. 6-cyl., MACHINISTS — AU ’round, and Women ble lamp; kitchen set, 823; rec condition. Call 633-5440. den with fireplacot enclosed slon. Low 20’s. Must be sold. MCDONALD’S room couch 823; u^olstered standard shift, R&H, mint set-up operators. JOHN H. LAPPEN Inc. side porch. Fine residential Wolverton Agency Realtors, condition. Opportunities in All arm chair, 823; genuine slate You’ll Get area. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 649-2818. DRIVE-IN Departments board 43 x 30’, 87. 844-8644. Wanted -To Buy 58 649-5261 648-1677. BURR HANDS MANCHESTER — five lota of 65 FORD M195 46 W. Center St., Manchester WE BUY and sell antiques, and MANCHESTER — 7 room Cape, record with 7 room house. Pos­ ■ INFANT ANTIQUE hand carved goose Falcon 2-Door. Automatic TOOL MAKERS used furniture, china, glass, sil­ aluminum siding, windows and sible apEirtmeht site or individ­ "TO CLEAR THE AIR"------transmission, R&H. neck rocker, 830. 649-9606. MANCHESTER — New Ust- GIRLS ver, picture frames, old coins, doors, shed dormer. ExceUent ual dweUings. Bel Air Real ing. Large 4 room expandable guns, pewter, scrap gold, When You List It location, beautiful grounds, Estate, 643-9332. AU benefits. Equal oppor­ Cape. Fireplace, garage, con- MAN WANTED as clerk for FASHIONS watches, old jewelry. hob­ $19,900. Mitten Agenoy Real- - COME IN — WE'LL SHOW YOU A "BRAGGADOCIO BIT* 65 PONT. t1895 tunity employer. venlenUy located, on busline. local liquor store evenings and 1967 SINGER ZIG-ZAG by collections, paintings, attic tors, 643-6930. IMMACULATE 6 room Cape on Catalina 2-Dr. Hardtop. Au­ Saturdays. Write Box CO, Man­ MILLINERY Interior completely redecorat­ large wooded lot. Fireplace, tomatic, PS, PB, R&H, beau­ Portable sewing machine, contents or whole estates. Fur­ tiful red finish. chester Herald. niture Repair Service, 648-7449. ed. Assumable mortgage. Im 4-BEDROOMS walk-out basement, aluminum CONTAINING CERTAIN FIGURES ... THEN WEXL SHOW TIRE service man — 46 to LINENS sews on buttons, makes but­ mediate occupancy. Leonard Raised Ranch. storms and screens. Char-Bon ton holes, monograms, over­ With Hayes! H hours per week. Must be REPAIRMAN needed fuU-tlme HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. Realty 648-0683. DOMESTICS casts, blind hems dresses, Fireplace, wooded lot. Assum- 65 PONT. 2195 steady worker and married. for sewing machines etc. Good bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, YOU A REAL EYE-POPPER FROM JUST ONE OF OUR DE­ Paid vacation, insurance, bonus no attachments needed. Grand Prix Sports Coupe. starting salary. Many fringe CAMERAS glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ On,v MANCHESTER-2-famlly. 5-7, and other benefits. Experience Five year parts and service COLONIALS umy parkade, $28,- AU power, beautiful burgundy benefits. Apply In person. The lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 finish, mint condition. helpful but not essential. Apply H A R D Y ^A R E guarantee. PASEK 600. 643-0010. PARTMENTS. THIS SHOULD CLEAR THE AIR — ENABLE Singer Co., 866 Main St., Man­ Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. Did you' know that with almost every home we COBURN RD. — New on MLS REALTORS in person 295 Broad street. market, older 3 bedroom chester. HOUSEWARES 289-7476 742-8243_ MANCHESTER — new listing. 66 PONT. «2795 PART-TIME Jobs from |60 to COMPLETE PRICE $53.20 sell (98% to be exact!) the owners get their full Colonial with 1V6 baths, 2- " Immaculate 9 room older Co­ YOU TO SEE THRU THE HAZE. MECHANIC — experienced in light weight, plywood or metal. car garage, carpeting . . . MANCHESTER — 7 room cus­ BonneviUe 4-Door Hardtop. |T0 weekly. Pennanont poal- A P P L iiN C E S Or Terms of 86.60 Per Month reasonable. CaU 649-0822 after lonial. IVi baths, modem king AU power, factory air con­ thma for men, 15 to 20 hours small engines and lawn mower asking pric^l That's because we're top salesmen many extras. tom buUt brick Colonial Cape, size kitchen, buUt-ln dishwash­ repairs, capable of running 6 p.m. in like new condition, 22 acres ditioning. per week. Car needed. 640- JEWELRY Call Capitol Manager CoUect CHOICE residential area.— er, dining room, 6 bedrooms, P,S, Another good test — Count and compare our listingsl 0809, 4 to a p.m. service department In the fu­ TUI 9 P.M. - - - and top scouts. We know where to find the Off Porter Street, recent 8 high scenic land. Priced fOr 2-car garage, large lot. Excel­ ture, automobUe mechanic a u t o m o t i v e WANTED. — Player piano. 649- room Colonial, with four quick sale. Hayes Agenoy, lent conversion potential. Leon­ 66 PONT. M695 2 considered. 876-7609. 0496. most eligible, most qualified buyers. So call on us, bedrooms, HVt baths, 2-car 646-0181. ard Agency Realtors, 646-0469. Tempest Sports Coupe. V-8, GARDEN SHOP 666-5662 garage. ExceUent condition auto., R&H, showroom con­ and get every penny you ask! SIX ROOM Ranch With 8 bed­ dition. Maintenance - Machinist CASHIERS throughout. Carpeting' In­ Lots For Salt 73 Estate Four Bedrooms Brand N ew Four Bedroom — BEACON Rooms Without Board 59 cluded. T. J. ' Crockett, rooms, 2 full ceramic baths, WESTTNGHOUSE refrigerator kitchen has buUt-ln oven, 1% baths, 2-car garage, alu­ Raised ranch. Seven rooms, Experienced Operators for: COSMETICS Realtor, 643-1577. ONE ACRE plus lota. Residen­ in central Manchester. 14- Cape in geographical center with storage commurtment. THE THOMPSON House —Oot- range, formal dining room, room Georgian Colonial on 3 minum siding, fenced yard, «2-car garage, large dining 64 PONT. M495 Rate Range (days) 18.24-88.48 tial. privacy. New Globe Hol­ central location, many other of town. Nicely treed lot. 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■4 ■! FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 PAGE TWiOTY-FOUR Average Daily Net Prees Run iffianrl|?0tpr Ettening 1|pralii For The Week Ended The Weather March 9, 19$a through Manchester by the fall Rain tonight, changing to andw Members of World War I David H. Johnson of 62 Con- The British Americtm Club Firm Relocates •Barracks and Auxiliary will stance Dr. has been pledged to will have its annual meeting and of 1972. and continuing into tomorrow. About Town Alpha Psl Omega fraternity election of officers tomorrow at The bridge under which the 15,580 meet tonight at 7 at the John Hop Brook Route' High tomorrow 88 to 40. F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 and Scabbard and Blade at 6:80 p.m. at the clubhouse. Din- brook runs will be taken down, Manchester-—A City of Village Charm Seaman Apprentice Frank J. and Bridge St. Itsejf will be­ Tune-Up McLaughlin, son of Mr. and W. Center St, to pay respects Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnic ner ■v^ be served after the busi­ ’The O A G Construction Co. to the late Paul St. Lawrence, Institute. ness meetings. come part of an Interchange. VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 147 Mra. John H. McLaughlin of 488 is relocating Hop Brook, a Sparks said that Bridge St. "will (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1968 (OlBMlfled Adverttaliig on Page 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS E. Center St., recently grad­ a member of the post. stream of water which mean­ Gary Heard of 281 Henry St. not be closfd for quite a while For Easter uated from basic training at the The Ladles Gjjild of the ders in a small valley along has been appointed co-chairmcm Great Lakes, 111., Naval Train­ Members of St. Bartholomew Church of the Assumption will Hartford Rd. and goes under yet.’’ of Spring Week at Upsala Col­ Several weeks ago the com­ ing Center. Ladies Guild will meet tonight meet Monday at 8 p.m. at As­ the bridge ht Bridge St. HAVE YOUR at 8:30 at the John F. Tierney lege, East Orange, N.J., where pany located a heavy deposit sumption • School Library. ’The ’Torrlngton company Is do­ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center he Is a sophomore. He is a mem­ of stone on the south side of Fire Apprentice John P. Tun- ing construction work on relo­ DRY CLEANING St., to pay respects to James ber of Theta Epsilon fraternity, the bridge. ’This would have to Eky of the Coast Guard, son of The policy committee of South cated Rt. 6, and huge bulldozers F. Caffrey, father of Mrs. and was freshman class presi­ •bo removed, either by blasting Powell Comes Back Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tunsky Methodist Church will meet are now uprooting the tree SHIRTS of 38 Buckland St., received ttie Francis Minor, a member of the dent last year. The week will or digging. LBJ Shifts Westmoreland Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the stumps and grading the land. Sparks said ho did not know Antarctica Service Medal while guild. run from May 6 through 10. church. Robert Sparks, project en­ If blasting would be done since serving aboard the Coast Guard DONE BY gineer, said Hop Brook would be the bulldozers have not yet Icebreaker Southwlnd at Palm­ Miss Joan Waldman of 68 Army Spec. 4. John H. Daniel Creamer, son of Mr. rerouted in spots so that It will gone Into the section to strip er Station, Antarctica. He Waranoke Rd. Is appearing In a Schuetz, son of Mr. and Mrs. To New York City and Mra. Frank Creamer of 26t run parallel to Hartford Rd. ’The earned the award while support­ swim show tonight at 8 with Henry Schuetz of 268 Hackma­ the earth. He said it was not tack St., Is serving as a clerk Spring St., has been named to highway Itself will go directly certain how much rock is found ing scientific exploration at the Skidmore College Synchro- over the swampy sections where FISHER the dean’s list for the first se­ NEW YORK (AP)—Har- lems that kept him in self-lm- ‘Keep the faith, sweetheart,” Palmer Station during Opera­ nettes at the school gymnas­ In the 503rd Transportation Oo: there. Staff Position the brook ran. Chief mester at Worcester (Mass.) he shouted as one woman ium, Saratoga Spring, N.Y. near Heidelberg, Germany. lem’a best known itinerant tion "Deep Freeze.” Polytechnic Institute. He Is a O & G is doing the work on d r y c l e a n s e r s leaped and landed with her She will also appear as a solo Baptist preacher, Adam Bahamas, senior, and Is majoring in me­ the 2%-mlle stretch of the new ‘Egypt’ in Illinois arms around his neck. World War I Barracks and swimmer in "Impressions on The Christian vocations and g a ^ P^ell, home scholarships committee of chanical engineering. route from the East Hartford The southern tip of Illinois Is "Daddy’s Home,” the crowd Auxiliary will meet Sunday at Sunlight,” which she herself Free Pickup ^tgnt, sta g in g a Da(jan riots. KNOWN FOR VALUES he held for 22 years. He made Westmoreland, the 6S-year-old test ship USS Norton, which is Christ at the Pick-Congress Hot­ Church will meet Monday at 8 docked at Port Hueneme, Calif. el, Chicago, m. his way through his milling sup­ four-star general who has been p.m. at the chinch. Rout 3,000 Hippies porters to the Renaissance Ball­ U.S. commander in Vietnam fcfr room where a crowd had beeh four years, will become Army The Literature Discussion NEW YORK (AP) — Police pushed the crowd out side building for hours. chief of staff In July, the Presi­ Group of Center Congregation­ using nightsticks broke up a doors. Upstairs on the ballroom dent told a news conference Fri­ al Church will have a seminar SPRING HAS SPRUNG at PERO’S KATHY! milling, shouting crowd of some Several of the long-haired stage, _ Powell—coatless _ _and his day. ICRISP-AIRE APPLES! Macs, Cortlands, McGowans, | Tuesday from, 10 to 11:30 a.m. 3,000 hippies Jammed into youths were seen bleeding about pink-'strip'ed” ’shrrt'' p^"led '"open Johnson also disclosed two Winesaps, Baldwins, Red and Golden Delicious. at the church. Grand Central Station today for the face but the extent of the In- nearly to the waist by the hands VEGETABLES! Asparagus, Peas, Beet Greens, Green, I other major personnel changes a "ylp-ln” —a combination sa- Juries wais not known. that continued to claw him— Yellow Squash, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Rhubarb, Shallots, I Jehovah’s Witnesses will in the administration: lute to spring and antiwar dem­ A police spokesman said offi­ spoke into a microphone. Green, Yellow Beans, Belgium Endive, Leeks, Artichokes, | howe a Theocratic Ministry —Sargent Shriver, director of onstration. cers went into action after dem­ His words were drowned out Cherry Tomatoes, Ripes, Sweet Potato^, Com and Spln- School tonight at 7 and a serv­ the Office of Economic Oppor­ More than 60 persons were ar­ onstrators climbed on the infor­ by the shouts of “Adfim’s I ach. ice meeting at 8:36 at Kingdom tunity, will leave the anUpover- FRESH FRUIT! Strawberries, Watermelons, Honeydews, I rested, and several were in­ mation booth canopy and ripped back!" and “ Keep the faith, Hall, 726 N. Main St. ty post to become ambassador Spanish Melons, Cantaloupes, Seedless, Blue Grapes, IVhlte, jured. the hands off the clock. baby!” One middle-aged woman to France. I Pink Grapefruit, D’AnJou Pears, Temple, King Oranges, | After the police moved in. Among those injured was Don Capt. Richard H. Chapin, a shouted, ‘"The greatest man In —Wilbur C3ohen, whose career Pineapples, UgU Fruit, Peaches, Plums; ALSO Figs, Dates, more than 600 of the demonstra- McNeill, a staff member of the the world has returned." I and Fresh Cider. C141 Starllfter aircraft com­ tors went from the terminal to "Village Voice.” McNeill said as an administrator dates back mander, Is a member of the Later, when he went outside to the New Deal days of Frank­ Central Park’s Sheep Meadow police, in getting him out of the to walk the streets and tour the WEEKEND SPECIALS for A SPECIAL KATHY! 437th Military AlrUft Wing at lin D. Roosevelt, is being pro­ I CANTALOUPES ...... ea. 46c I to ‘yip up the sun." Police said station, shoved him so hard that bars a substantial number of Charleston (S.C.) AFB which re­ three summonses were issued he slammed his head against a moted from undersecretary to ASPARAGUS ...... lb. 40c people appeared Indifferent to secretary of health, educaUon cently received the U:S. Air for starting fires but no arrests glass door and required SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES ...... doz. «8c ^Ive him. A lew young Negroes In and welfare. Force Outstanding Unit award. were made and the youths all stitches at a hospital, J CORTLANDS (Limited Supply) ...... l»-qt. bskt $1.96 one bar commented, "He ain’t The President also comment­ MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE .... 12-oz. $1.89 His wife, Carolyn, is the daugh­ left by 7:80 a.m. Leaders of the Youth Intema- I with us anymore.” ed wryly, when asked how he ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred E. ’The young people, call them- tlonal Party Include Paul Kras- COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! But In the ballroom all was viewed the decision of Sen. Rob­ • Also Complete Line of SEALTEST Dairy Products • Llsk of 482 Spring St. kelves “ Ylpples” ^Tjnembers of ner, editor of "The Realist” ; Adam. When he gave up his fu­ ert F. Kennedy to seek the We Now Carry The Manchester Evening Herald the Youth International Party, Jerry Rubin, former campus sc­ tile attempts to be heard over Democratic presidential nonll- an antiwar group—moved into tlvlst at Berkeley; Bob Fase, the din he raised his fist into the nation that he was "not sur­ the high-domed mein waiting announcer for FM radio station air in the traditional Black Pow­ prised,” then, added: 7 H .P . mower room at midnight proclaiming a WBAI; and Ed Sanders, mem- "THE KIN « lie SALE IS NOW 5 H. P«^rifiing mower er salute and the screams re­ 'T could have made this state­ "ylp-ln.’’ bei of a folk-rock gorup and doubled. Singing and chanting "Hell, founder of the "Peace Eye’’ ment to you this time last IN PROGRESS hos 30" cut, twin bimlos He started on a tour of the ta­ year.” PRODUCEI" has 3-$peed transmission no, we won’t gol” they marched bookshop in Greenwich Village, bles around the edge of the ball­ • 4-gpeed tmoBmission—ball back and forth bouncing bal- Disorderly conduct charges Asked if shifting Westmore­ I 27$ OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER e 648-8384 ARTHUR DRUG • 3 speeds forward, 1 reverse, room floor. land to a seat on the Joint jo in t B teeA tg SALE loons into the air and climbing were placed against most of “ Simday, we’re going to 25" cut, 30" turning radius SALE aitop the droular information those arrested. Six Juveniles Chiefs of Staff, where he will preach,” Powell boomed In the succeed retiring Gen. Harold It. • Depress actuating rod but­ booth in the center of the main were taken into custody, resonant voice that used to sdt • F^ieumatic rear tires, semi- rotunda. Some wore colorful Jerry Gourwand, a "Ylpple” Johnson, Indicated any dissatis­ ton for hei^t of cut ad­ his church crowds rhythmically faction with Westmoreland’s pneumatic in front costumes. leader, said he had been told by rocking. "Then all of us, five justment IH " to 3%" Police moved in after the railroad officials that the terml- Gem. William Westmoreland re(tums to Saig'on after family visit in Philippines. (AP Photofax.) search-and-destroy tactics, • Crank-type cutting height thousand of us, will march Johnson said strategy and tac­ youngsters started hurling fire- nal could be used for the demon- triumphantly down Seventh adjuabnent, to 3" • Heavy-duty nickd alloy tics "have nothing to do” with NO MONEY DOWN cre.ckers and other objects into stratlon If passengers were not Avenue, rain or shine, the decision. NO MONEY DOWN floating fron t axle the main waiting room. About hampered. Low MofiUily Term* He also called on his support­ ’The position of chief of staff of • Towing bar, automotive- Low Monthly ’Tenns 100 patrolmen, members of the At one point, a “ Ylpple" rush • Auto-type differential ers to "walk the streets of Har­ General Regrets Leaving Battle the Army, Johnson said, “has type differential tactlpal patrol force, were on blocked two departure gates, lem with me” this afternoon. been held by many of the great­ hand. VUded by terminal guards, delaying a Boston-bound train Powell said he vl((wed the est men in our military history, they closed the main exits and for 10 minutes. night as "the opening of my such as General Pershing, Gen­ N wiD ^ 11 J IB A l l T E E ofl"*"** defect* '■ moterials campaign for re-election." LBJ Unhappy with Westmoreland? eral Elsenhower” and Gen. I Y R « u UARANTEE and workmanship under normal use amand care “ Any Negro crazy enough to Earle G. Wheeler, the present run against me Is the first Ne­ chairman of the Joint Chiefs of gro to be crucified in the WASHING’rON (AP) — Presi­ Westmoreland's bid for up to nam this summer after nearly even beyond Westmoreland’s Staff. North,” he said, the broad grin dent Johnson’s decision to bring about 200,000 more troops. four years in the demanding own reaction, that contributed The President named no re- The President’s action an- post. to an Impression Johnson had placement for Westmoreland, UN Seeks Resolution of Adam the Politician creasing Gen. William C. Westmoreland his face. nounced abrupUy Friday even- Friends of Westmoreland, cooled toward his commander, but many observers consider his back from Vietnam and make It was understood that Powell Ing, deferred selection of a sue- seeking to counter any impres- whose strategy has been under deputy, Gen. Creighton Abrams returned to face the possibility him Army chief of staff Is cer­ cessor. This raised speculation sion he is being sacked, argpied heavy attack from both the most likely candidate. Critical of Israel of Jail because he hopes to be tain to be Interpreted by somd Johnson might pass over Gen. the Job of Army chief of staff "hawks” and “ doves” since the Johnson said he has asked as disenchanted ■with Westmore­ can hardly be rated a demotion. Communists Jolted the allies tack on Jordan Thursday should free to campaign this year. Creighton Abrams, Westmore­ Gen. Wheeler to serve an extra UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. land’s conduct of the war. They noted that as Army boss with their winter offensive He went to live In Bimini aftfer land’s deputy, in favor of a new year as chairman of the Joint (AP) — Members of the U.N. be condemned. .Westmoreland’s r e a c 11 n Westmoreland will be on the against South Vietnam’s cities. he was excluded from Congress face with a new strategy. Chiefs. Wheeler’s term had been Security Council, weary after The sources said the major heightened the Impression of a Joint Chiefs of Staff and will The President was relatively obstacle to agreement was a in 1967 for misusing public funds Westmoreland, who will re­ due to end July 2. two days of marathon meetings rebuff. place retiring Gen. Harold K. have a major voice in formulat- meager in his praise of West­ Western call for a general refer­ and defying the New YorU In moving up to the top Job at and private consultations on the "I regret to leave this war- ing future Vietnam military pol- morelnad, referring to him only courts. Johnson as Army chief In the HEW, Cohen succeeds John W. latest outbreak of fighting in thfe ence -to Arab terrorist raids into tom land before the battle Is icy. as "a very talented and very Israel and Israeli-occupied Arab He faces Jail as a result of a Pentagon on July 2, said “ I Gardner, who left March 1 to Middle East, pushed ahead to­ over and before peace is re- would hope” Abrams succeeds It also was pointed out that able officer.” territory which preceded Is­ 1966 Jury finding that he deliber­ become head of Urban Coali­ day with their search for a reso­ stored,” the four-star general him as Vietnam war leader. “ I Westmoreland will be left to run This was tepid when com- rael’s large-scale attack on Jor­ ately violated court orders to tion, an organization attempting lution critical of Israel that all said in Saigon after learning the have absolute confidence in the the war for three more months pared with Johnson’s declara- dan. Israel said the attack was appear for a financial examina­ to focus the energies of both tlje could accept. news by telephone. ability and leadership of Gen. —hardly comparable with the tion at a news conference only a in retaliation for the raids. tion as a, debtor. private and governmental sec­ The council meets at noon aft­ Westmoreland said he got the Abrams,” Westmoreland said, summary relief of Gen. Douglas uttle more than a month ago Algeria, one of the most mili­ Powell arrived In Newark tors on the problems of the cit­ er it decided at about 1 :30 a.m’. word from Gen. Earle G. Whee- Pentagon officials said It was MacArthur by President H^rry that he had never known a mlll- ies . there was no hope for immedi­ tant of the Arab states and a from Washington at 10:36 p.m. ler, chairman of the Joints common knowledge In defense S. Truman during the Kdtean tary man in whom he had more No replacement was named ate agreement. Council mem­ member of the council, was said Henry WilUams, one of his law- Chiefs of Staff—not from John- quarters for the past year that War, confidence. for Cohen as No. 2 man in the bers had begun their sessions (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) son, who has been considering Westmoreland would leave Viet- And yet there were elements. And It was recalled that last sprawling department, second Friday shortly after noon after November, following a Washing­ in size only to the Department meetings the day before that 3 H. P. rotary mower 3 H. P. rotary mower ton conference with Johnson, of Defense. Bert Harding, Shriv- hari lasted pest midnight. Westmoreland told newsmen In er’s deputy, was designated act­ Diplomatic sources said it Saigon, "I ’ve been led to believe ing director of the Office of Eco­ at a new low price with eosy-spin starter was generally agreed among I’ll remain in my post.” nomic Opportunity. members of the 16-nation coun­ Changing Habits of Society • New swirl chassis — easv- If Johnson had promoted Johnson’s comments on the • Power-packed engine with cil that Israelis retaliatory at- spin recoil starter Westmoreland to the prestige of report of the Kerner Ckimmis- handy recoil starter SALE SALE chairman of the joint Chiefs, sion seemed to bear out specula­ Bestforiri helps you • 2 baffles give a better grass Breath Barometer Bothers Britians grounds for regarding West- tion that he was less than fully • Convement remote' finger­ discharge (See Page Eleven) (See Page TwMve) tip throttle control $0088 Aiken Scores By PETER DEELEY He Is then taiken to a poUoe fenders of >the freedom of the ing that Mrs. Castle has been • Heavy gauge steel deck- • Austempeiedstedvadiimir The London Observer station and given a second individual” were to be taken able to declare: "la m satis­ 2 control yourself ibreathalyzer test. l i this also as representative of publir opin­ fied that the new law is the lift rugged Made LONDON —In Britain It Is sturdy baked enamel finish principal reason for these strik­ What does it take to have The long-leg panty girdle NO MONEY DOWN Ethics Code often said that you can criticize proves positive he muslt sub­ ion, then British socielty has NO MONEY DOWN ‘been outraged by the breath­ ing Improvements." a great figure? 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Last October, a dauntless Because the breathalyzer is not an absolutely precise in­ the breathalyzer was Intro- rest of this year, Mrs. Castle crossover panels to accentuate your It gives you as much freedom, as it woman minister of Transport, fiery, red-haired Mrs. Barbara strument—poUice in Britain du'ced Into this car-oriented so­ estimates more thtn 1,000 lives, bosom and add soft curves. does figure control. O f nylon and WASHING’rON (AP) — The Castle, hit the British ego on have been advised to allow for ciety. Fatal accidents In Brit­ will be saved. It is with this By Navy Warplanes A 32-36, B 32-38, C 32-38. Lycra® spandex. In S, M, L and XL. EXTRA DISCOUNT... 10% OFF! Senate has approved a code of ain are now running at on av­ tangible evidence of the effect ethics for its members and top these two ultra-sensitive spots a 6 per cent error (a man with with one piece of radical law­ 86 milUgraims of aloohol per erage of 20 a day: it is cal­ of the breathalyzer that she has employee but the one senator been able to rout all critics — SAIGON (AP) —U.S. Navy na and hit the Lang Gial rail­ 3 making. 100 millilitera of htood 'would culated that one In two of those WITH PURCHASE OF 10 BAGS OR MORE OF FERTILIZER opposing it called the new code and in the process come out planes raided a North Viet­ road yard, on the main north­ Shb made it an offense for a often not be prosecuted)—the ■children bom this year wRl be $ 3 .d o $ 7 .0 0 a fraud. "top of the poll” In a public namese chemical plant for the east rail link between China and man (or woman) to drive with only Bclenitific eiddence allowed involved In an injury-produc­ The comment came from Sen. opinion Inquiry conducted by a first time in the war Friday and Hanoi, for the third time this more than a prescribed amount in court is the blood oi* urine ing accident during hte or her George , D. Akin of Vermont, London newspaper Into the the U.S, Marine base at Khe month. Only Bestform offers you such a great little figure of alcohol in the bloodstream, test. The breathalyzer Is rt- lifetime. j the Senate’s senior Republican, popularity of government minis­ Sanh came under the heaviest Other Air Force pilots report­ 5-10-5 and Introduced the Breathalyzer garded as a "screening’’ instru­ With more cars per mile of 10-6-4 10-6-4 as he cast the only negative ters. enemy bombardment in recent ed destroying six North Viet­ Test — a word which has now ment—a rough guidp for a po­ road than any other country In vote Friday. The code was ap­ But brewers have complained days. namese tanks or armored per­ found a place in British folk­ liceman to tell him

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