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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1988 PA.GE TWENTY-POUR ' Average Daily Net Press Ran ^uEttfAg ^ErttUt For tta W«Sk Ended Tbs Weather April It, 1958 ForeoMl of D. 8. Waather Bariaa Board of Control membars to the the busiasss meeting in the ab­ ments were served by Mrs. Au^i Columbia Woman club. Penn-Texas Foes sence of the president, Mrs. Terry Blevins and Mrs. Karla Romano- Shewera, aeattered thnaMT- About Town Tha charter night Will ba held at Howard, who was ill. Refresh­ wics. 12,695 showen eeattmdng toaight, aaA- the Country . Club. Wesley Ji. hig early Friday mornlag. Low Heads Young GOP To Meet at Bond ^ Mamber ef tiw Audit tonight near 66. High FrTdagr hi WAF A.S.C. Mt^0. 174 Waihin^ton headquartara of the (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— TWO SL'CTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 19S8 (tnaaeUlei AdvarBahig ea Paga 92) PRICH n V E CENTO USAF Air Waather Service aa an lican Club last night In Bolton, and skit water fishing^ere viewed the Hotel Bond at 8 o'clock to­ dminiatratlve clerk. She la a 1954 She Is the first'woman ever to last night. New membera .of the night for company stockholders. I M E N ^ SSHOPI club are Dr. John F. Barry Jr., ^ e Penri-Texae Glean House graduate of Manchester High hold the office in Tolland County IS* School. Chester H. Mohr, Frank E. \Vy- Stockholders Committee will pre­ lUMomaTRB, coFir. arid the third in the State. Inan, Herbert R. Kingsbury Jr., Also elected at the meeting held sent their reasons for wanting. to Genertils Prohers .Membera of the U S. Air Force John M. Oroman and Domenlc J. oust the present management of Johnson for Easier In the Rainbow Club were Fran Pontlcelli. the company, R^^rva Squadron in thia area will cis Fiano of Boltop, vice chairman; UGHT WnGHT attend a aamlnar on weather and Theodore Blumberg, a member' Top Teamsters ^ Mrs. Sarah Robinson of'Cotumbia, of the-committee and the largest forecasting on April 29 at the ' corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Differ on single . Penn-Texas stockholder, Travelers Weather Station. Elizabeth Jacobus, also of Colum­ SPRINQ JAOKETS Legislation of Labor PiibKc Records will be the main speaker. Produce Files en bia, treasurer. CAtester Walters of The meeting In Hartford will be The Queen of Peace Mothers Vernon was elected delegate-at' For Golfing, Fishing, Circle haa elected the following the first of eight that has been large. Marriage Licenses scheduled for cities across the Next War Washington, April. 24 (/P)—flfi roll call votes on amendments Washington, April 24 en. "We are. i until Wednesday to produce the however, believe^ in the false u - ^Knowland’* proposala, including subpoenaed records. because he cannot dictate its "CoRiMcticHt't Uodin^ Poviim Centraetor" trying to paqs^t without anti-labor requirements, for secret ballots, terms. ‘ Girls Friendly Sponsors of St. curlty that darlvea frpm bellaving leglalation crowding up from the Barred from Office Mary's Episcopal Church wrlll con­ BIrst In Quality—Fairest la Price—blaatest la Servloe the thyUi of mutual de errenee.'' are designed to give union mem­ The latest of the ^ v iet maneu­ HEADQUARTERS for floor on which we have had no com­ bera more control within their Robert F. Kennedy, the commit­ vers was disclosed last night when duct a mlllltary whist in the crypt Taylor, expreaaed the vlea- that mittee action. tee counsel, told the Senators tlmt of the church Monday at 8 p.m. NO MONEY DOWN — TERMS ARRANGED unions. They are generally op Moscow made public a- letter to -under such oonciUtn we are "We expect to be harassed by posed by labor leaders. union guards .at Local 777 head­ president Eliaenhower on cessa­ BRI-MAR JA 2-5750 CALL probably justified in assuming that efforts to pass amendments." quarters have refused to let the tion of nuclear.weapons tests. S t Elizabeth's Mothers Circle 'neither eide would voluntarily Knowland forecast as many aa U.S. marshal in Chicago or com- | has elected the following officers (ConHnutNl en Page Ten) Khrushchev rejected an Ekaen- start a general atomic war," but mittee investigators enter the hewer proposal to resume disarma­ for the year 1958-59: Mrs. Eliza­ . BfctSdGd' ...... office. Kennedy termed the~ln--f- beth Rsch. leader; Mrs. Mildred ment negotiations with technical •The ‘Tt doez^ not follow that the quiry an inveatigaUon of alleged | studies of arms control measures. Arruda. co-leader and contact 'Soviet bloc will renouned other gauigster penetration of unions ighairmah; Mra. Gloria Petrone and WAW-KING THOMAS COLLA The White House said today that furma-~4i4^'4^greasloir''^^4na-".w "Wieana. and husinoos conoerns,------^------Etaenhower is still studying tha 1 5 m stives; Mrs. Jean Adama treas­ iff gaining their ends. It would ._Glimco, a short, chubby, bald­ Kremlin note. Press Secretary urer; Mrs. Ruth Tucker, welfare; - VACATION FUN rather auggest that they will pre- ing man in a neat gray suit, went James C, Hegarty said he does not hfre. Margaret Falco, publicity.-— fsi 'teswr~torinz of military ae- befqre- the GommittMArith hi* law­ know when the •President will re- 1 % yer challenging its authority to —Msjriseii; ■W;-c.- tlvlty pursued at an increased rate troopera who were injured in yesterday’s mass air drop near Campbell, Ky. (AP Photofax).- ■pTy-...... —— ...... Noble Grand Mrs. Yvonne Con' of occurrence." GattforA rrnsTdlk quiz the witness. U.S. officials say the. Soviat tois of Sunset Rebekah Lodge re­ CONTEST TV Dtaagreea with Admiral "They’Ve already prejudged thia have shown unwillingnen to quests all members of the drill a s s e e n on Lamay, former chief of the Stra­ witness,” Benedict F. FitzGerald pinned down to . practteklN. T team to report at Odd Fellows ji'-' ■■ T' tegic Air Command, also differed Jr. a Washington lawyer, told West negotiations that wou\d ttaljf Hall tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. for re­ X with Adm. Pelt on the question of By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Ahower and Secretary of State Dul­ Chairman McOellan (D-Ark). lOlst Airborne ly solve problems. ' , hearsal. a 1958 CHEVY Washington. April 24 (Ah —So- les who met at the White House The lawyer contended this waa ClUng Russia’s cqiilplalnt igMnat (CeaUaued en Page Thirteen) viat Premier Nikita, Krushchev lata yesterday, Press secretary evident from Us recently released U.S. Strategic . Air C oi^ a n d . STATION WAGON haa rejected a proposal from Pree- report to the Senate which Fitz­ Sets Saturday St. Mary's Guild will meet to­ , (■ .J James Hagerty aaid it waa a reply bomber operations In the Far morrow at 10 a.m. in St. Mary's VACATION CAR ident Efiae'nhower to start aswr to-'A latter from Etaenhower to Gerald said described Glimco as North aa a case in point, these offi­ parish hall. Members will bring disarmamitnt negoUaUona by open­ Khrushchev of April 8 and that It "twice arrested for mUrder’* and.az -Cerit Letter Rate For Next Juinp cials say the Soviet government their own sandwiches and the for your family Israelis Mark ing Eoat-Waat Ulks on arms edn- dod not contain “anythin'g'hew." "a crony of Capone mobsters.-" 4 is 'engaged- mainly in anti-U.S. ■hostesses. Mrs. Paul Carter, Mrs. trol measures. Later, acting on behalf of the Refuses to Answer propaganda, not moves for East- AVISCO RAYON IJN T P ^ E FINE The turndown, in a Khrushchev Glimco Invoked the Fifth Amend­ WalUr WIrtalla. Mrs. .Dorothy White House, the State Depart­ Washington, April 24 - administra­ cise, a 2-week mane’ vei, is de­ -'*2. OUR THIRD SHIPMENT! bad proposed tqat he talk sepa­ to go along. nomination for governor of Con­ BuUetin$ Hartford College ■ will present nore Jordan’s protests that the necticut. ed by the Senate and to fix a tion's post office modernization signed to prepare the men for in­ its annual spring festival Friday rately with each of the - three A Moscow broadcast of the new straight 4-cent' charge. progran.. , stant battle if that- ever becomes concentration of military equip­ Bradley, former Republican state from the AP Wires at 8 p.m. In the Whiting Lane audi­ HOUSEWARES DEPT. ment violated the 1949 armistice western ambassadors. note said much the same thing Summerfteld said in a statement "I resent these slurs ai.d implica­ hecessary. torium. The program entitled Western Officials assailed the and quoted it further: chairman, said last night at a that the action would scuttle a Maj. Breault said Saturday's LOWER STORE LEVEL dividing the city between Israel Hartford County Republican din­ tions against the Senat confer­ "Where Do We All Fit In?" wil( and Jordan. Gromyko proposal as awkward "Now it depends only on the 82-billion post office improvement ees," he aeded. jump will be spread over eight and time consuming and author­ United States and Britain whether ner that he had taken a position PAIR HELD IN SL.YYING be given by the choral, dramatic The nationwide birthday party plan proposed by President Elsen­ "I resent the implication that drop zones on this 88,000-acre res­ Amarillo, Tex., April 24 (fib— and dance groups. ities here said that it was clearly nuclear tests will be ended for all that goes beyond anything "that I hower. ervation astride the Kentucky- was touched off by a 10-gun salute have yet said on my availability unless the Pre.>ident ge i exactly A Orrentvich, Conn., couple has broadcaat. the length of the 8,050- designed to divide and confuse the time or whether 'they will con­ Terming the action “a tempor- what he wants t wo.ild scuttle a Tennessee line. The jump starts at Ever Ready Circle of King's western Allies. They argued that tinue.” (or the Republican gubernatorial 8 a.m. (CST). Men of the 502nd been charged by the FBI with square-mile nation. It waa the nomination." a'ry victory for the large business program to irovidi. jobs for the unlawful flight to avoid pros»- Daughters will hold its annual iignal for fireworks displays and Joint talks are reasonable knd that The new Khrushchev letter was users of the malls," Summerfield unemployed." Battle Group, involved In yester­ He has been listed among the day's drop.' will not participate. .cutlon In the slaying of a crip­ spring*rummage sale next Wednes­ street dancing by many of the Gromyko will agree to them if read here as designed to pave tho The admlnistidtlon has been try­ pled Amarillo paM-n broker. Th* day. It will open at 9:30 a.m. In Jtitssia is serious about, arcanging way for calling off the Russian top GOP potential candidates. The The 101st, a streamlined Pen- nation's almost two million Jews. others include - State Comptroller ing since 1953 to get higher (mstal fugitives are David Frank Mc­ the parish hall of the North Metho­ a summit conference. test ns(>;n8ion at some future rates to cut lown the Poet Office tomic division, was the nation’s dist Church. Loudspeakers carried polkas to Fred R. Zeller of Stonington, John knight, 21, and Georgia Bryan, the crowds in Jerusalem. In Tel TTie Khrushchev letter got Eiepartment deficit. first unit of that size to be D. Al&op of Avon, State Sen. Ben­ News Tidbits equipped for atomic warfare. It is also known aa Toni MrKnIght, Aviv more than 1,500 entertainers prompt attention from Eisen- (CohUnued on Page Fifteen) But one Rerublican Senator said 23. They are charged with slay­ The Holy Angels Mothers Circle jamin L. Barringer- of New Mil­ Culled from AP Wires composed of five battle groups — will have a potluck this evening at gave free variety ehowa at six ford. State Sen. .Theodore Ryan of he believed the bill, if passed, origin of its designation. ing Raymond Reed, 52. the home of Mrs. Raymond Tierney PATIO LIGHT . stages erected in main streets. Sharon, and 'U.S. Rep. Antoni N. would run into r presidential veto Treacherous and gusty winds, of Enfield, The members will leave Some'10,000 tourists were In the SAdlak.of Rockville. All but Sadlak because of these "ctions of the ranging on the ground up' to eight TUNIS DROPS ACTION Rcq. $3.98 crowds that pabked Tel Aviv for Exiles who landed in western conferees: Knocking out the S^cent Tunis, .'Vpril 24 (>P)—Tunisian promptly at 7:30 from the Holmes attended the dinner. C!uba' to attempt opening new knots at jump lime, turned yes­ Funeral Home. 400 Main St. a large fireworks display. '(Cabinet The Bridgeport lawyer from stamp, approving a pay raise for terday's exercise into unexpected President Habib Bourgulba re­ All aluminum, rust proof, clamp on tj-pe. Ideal for home, ga­ ministers, rabbis, diplomats and ain Hits front in Fidel Castro's revolt re­ the 500,(KW postal em'plo.ves far treated today on his latest ul­ Westport expre.ssed confidence rage, sports or photography. ported disbanding (or lack of tragedy. The camp reunion, for last sum­ specially Invited German guests that he could lead the party to beyond what the President pro- The victims, among nearly 1,400 timatum to the B'rench. He said mer campers at Camp Merrie- joined in the holiday spirit. victory and that "if we get at the arms and ammunition.. . Sejre-- ..^sed, and making the fwy boost taking part, in the air drop, were he w ould not take. his quarrel IK. V'- - ,:; / ' Almost every house in Tel Aviv job promptly, we^ can plan and tary of Agriculture Benson ''^de­ retroactive to Jan. 1. The admin- with B'rance back to the U.N. Wood. Girl Scout day camp, will clares in New "vYork new's con­ dragged acro.ss the ■ rough' drop be held tonight in St. James' 50-FOOT PLASTIC waa decorated with flags and bunt­ Kremlin’s Meddling wage a atraight-forwerd. hard Security Council. Bourgulba, In ference there is no recession In School instead of at the camp be­ ing. Huge murals of Bible scenes fighting campaign that will bring (Oontinued on Page Seven) (Continued on Page Sixteen) his w;cekly broadcast to hi* and heroes hung across the main farming..'. Steels and motors pace people last Thursday, haOyglven cause of the damp weather. The the stock market to a moderate reunion will bo from 4:30 to 7:30. streets. (Continued on Page Two) the French a w«ek to fo m a Under a clear, starry iky in the Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, April 24-^tendlng as observers rather than ad\ance in active dealings. new govermneat which would LADY BEDFORD NO-IRON ■(/P) —Yugoslavia's leading ' Com­ official delegates to signify the Washington, D. C., spokesman, RUFFLED SEERSUCKER aarly mprning, many camp fires 5^000 Miles in 30 Minutes accept the oompromlae proposed GARDEN HOSE ’2.98 were lit in Tel Aviv parks and munist theorist served further no­ 'Kremlin's disapproval of- Tito’? for the nation’s radio and televi­ by the U.S.-Britlsh gtmd offices tice- on the Kremlin todhy that GUARANTEED 8 YEARS! continued insistence that Moscow sion industry attacks legislation mission and .aocep