A vinga Dally Net Praaa Run WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10^ IM I Tho Waatiiar For Om WMk Ended ronoM t of V. & Waathae I lEit^ning l$eral!i April d, U6S Fair, 6aal tohdght. Law nard Faliflald. 80 Btoeb fit; a aoi 13,985 Tomorrow moatty au—y wt to Mr. and Xra. Mdiard PoreD, v o< the Audit tie ehanga to About ■ T ♦ow i Masonic Club Will Sponsor Hospital Notes Wapplng; a aon to M r. and Mm. I at Qrruhittou around 86. / Delwln Flood, RodcvUla; a non to MUmCiPAL BUILDING Manche§ter— A City 0/ Village Charm The stein Club will meet to- Vlslttaig luNm we S to 8 pjio. Mr. and M n . Warner FhioMger, I , \ R nlcht at 8 at the VFW Home. Frolic at Temple April 25 tor all anas, except mataniiW> RodcvUle; a aon to Mr. and Mto. Hieodore Wagner. 23 Strailt S t; r A color film on a convention of when ttiey are 8 to 8 P>i»w at 7:S0 p.m. chester Lodge of Masons will spon Visitors are requested not to DISCHAHOlX) YESTEKDAT: at Tinker Hall. The pronam is sor a "Spring Frolic" mursday, smoke in pattenfe room. No more Mrs. Karin Weat 27F Bluefleld sponsored by the Manchener con- Dr.; Kenneth Vlara, 00 S t John Friday, April 12, 1963 greSation cc Jehovah's Witnesses, April 35, at 8 p.m. at the Masonic than two visitors at one time per State N e w s SOME Temple, m e program will feature patient. S t; Mrs. Bessie Lappen, 036 Egypt, Syria, Iraq and is open to the publia Gardner S t; James Wilson, East • , GOOD FRIDAY entertainers on a "Western Jam ADMITTED YKSTBSIDAY: Hartford; Oleima Childress, 86A The Oolden Age Club will meet boree" program, televised Sunday Larry Dobson, 36 Madison St.; Garden Dr.; Mrs. Madeline McAw- RICHARD MARTIN, Goneral Maiwgor R o u n d u p tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Senior mornings on WHYN, Chicopee, Anthony Ferrigno Sr., South ley, 14 Edgerton S t; Frank Dim- Loses Hope UNUSUAL CiUsen’s elubroom on School St. Windsor; Mrs. Rebecca Rubin, 410 mock, Stafford. To Form Republic Mass! Miss Sheila Gemon will be Tditphow Numbfin: a solist with the Nomads, a western E. Center St.; Yevette Lajole, 17 DISCHAROED TODAY: Mrs. David Orady, son of Mr. and Footer Dr.; Carl Bjorkman, 37 Louise Chsce, Academy St.; Mra. Highway—M9-5070 Padula Enchanted H es. John Orady, 98 Woodland St., style swing band. Hollister St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Os- Antoinette Dent, 298 E., Middle CAIRO (AP)-—The m lenyBabry'a announcement indicated APPLIANCE baa been named to the dean's list Besides Miss Gemon ,and the No borne, Wapplng; Mrs. Marcella Tirpe.; Kim and Sherry LaChap- Gorbi^ 649-7937 that the new U.A.R, will have By Dempsey Stand at the University of Connecticut, mads, the program will include Passet, Rockville; John Yavls, 18 pelle, WllllmanUc; Alfred W l^el, Sanltwy Sawor of Egypt, Syria and Iraq have strong central government, con where he Is majoring in mathe Mias Diane Lee, soloist; the Rand Leland Dr.; Irene Petkaitls, 106 38 Clinton St.; Jeffrey and Wendy agreed to unite their 88 mil- trolling foreign affaire, defenM, ond matics. Family, a group of western style Campfleld Rd.; Jeffrey Kleman, Merrill, Chaplin; Mi^ Beaaie Bay and Wotm%-649-9697 Hon people in a new United economic planning, currency, for HARTFORD (AP)—A Re and religious singers; Bud Alden, 51 Goodwin St.; Geprgella <3ush- er, 219 Parker S t; Mrs. Dorothea Salvagers Find Oil Slick Arab Republic with Cairo as eign trade, customs and taxes. publican legislative leader to The Manchester Jtinlor Square master of ceremonies, square and man, Ellington; Mrs. Marjorie Geiger, 616 Gardner St. But a source who was present at Dance Club has canceled its work round dancing with Jack O'Lieary Howard, 86 Green Manor Rd.; Ste the capital, but they are keep the negotiatlona said purely local day said he was “enchanted” TV BUYS! shop for tonight because of Holy calling the square dances, and re phen J. DeUlio, Rockville; (Charles ing most of the details secret. affairs wUl be kept in local hands by what he called Gov. John W e». It will be held next week at freshments. Norton, 64B (3ieetnut St.; Jeffrey iliiiiiiiiiiiilHiiiiiiliiiiiiinjiiiiiiiiji After four days of unity negotla- rather than under tight Oaltp con N. Dempsey’s “double talk” the usual time. Miss Gemon is a native of Palm Kablik, Bolton; Mark Wenther, tloni, Egyptian Premier Aly Sab- trol as was the case in the pre er, Mass., and has been with the Bolton; Manuel Margarldo, 29 Oli ry announced Wednesday night on the controversial optional vious abortive Syrian-Bgyptlan un party lever bill’ now pigeon Court Set The Ladies Auxiliary of Man Nomads about two years. She has Shlela Gemon ver Rd.; Joseph Wroblewakl, 24 that the new U.A.R. wlU have a ion. chester Barrack, Veterans of also appeared on radio and tele North St.; Craig Hahn, Rotlcrille; ■Ingle flag, a central nUUtary Sabry said the new state wiU holed, in a Democratic Senate 2 Cycle World War I, will sponsor a social vision shows throughout the United Mrs. Millicent Kaakl,. 12 Butler eommand and one nationality for have central control of informa committee. Friday at 7 p.m. at the Rocky Hill States and Canada. She was fea Foley St., chairman; James W. Rd.; Mrs. Barbara Huhald, Glas all. tion and propageuida agencies and Rep. Louis J. Padula Of Norwalk Veteran's Hospital. Mrs. Helen tured with the Randy King Show McKay, 500 Porter St.; John tonbury; Mrs. Lulu Johnson, Tol HOUSE &. HALE Sabry did not eay who will head of education to insure "unified the GOP majority leader in the To Probe Srickson, hospital chairman, on WHYN-TV a few years ago, VonDeck Jr., Sherwood Dr., Ver land; Jerard Charting, Vernon; MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER . . . PHONE 648-4128 the unified state, but there seemed thought for the nationalist union House, which hss already passed Automatic would like volunteers to assist her. and has made several recordings. non, or John Strickland, Vernon. Mrs. Florence Sinatro, 32 Sandra UtUe doubt that Egypt’s President ist trend.” the bill, made the statement in Members may call Mrs. James She Is a regular soloist on “West Tickets are also available at Dr.; Mrs. Annie Schroll, 60 Deer Gamal Abdel Nasser wUl hold the With much etill to be worked out oommentlng on an eXchemge of Sullivan, 88 BUro St., for trans ern Jamboree." Larsen’s Hardware, Park Hill- field Dr. reins. the unity negotiators are continu correspondence between tlw Gov Disaster portation. Tickets for the event may be Joyce Flower Shop and Vernon ADMITTED TODAY: Paula The three original states wUl be ing to meet bt Cairo. Of major In- ernor and the League of Women purchased from members of the p in t and Wplinc-— Hurlburt, 18 Bonner Rd. Three Days Till Easter known as the Egyptian region, Voters. WASHER Temple Chapter, Order of Bhut- F''Mo\vcraft CTlub or a committee may be Imd by writing to Wilhs BIRTHS YESTERDAY: - A liil dyrian region and Iraqi region. (Oonttinied on Page Ten) The Governor wrote to Mrs. Nel WASHINGTON (AP) — em Star, will have a business which Includes Willis Hoyt, 43' Hoyt, P. O. Box 202, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. May son J. Miller, league president, that The Navy gave up today on meeting tonight at 8 at the Ma and Houso and Hale is raady be favored the optional party lever the nuclear-powei^ subma sonic .Temple. Officers are re but that he did not Intend to "use rine Thresher and the 129 minded to wear colored gowns. for all your last minuta naads . . . any improper or imjustlfied force Mrs. Virginia Lewis will head a re or pressure on any member of the men who rode her down into freshment committee. Rusk Wins Approval General Assembly” to get it pass a mile and a half of water 220 ed. miles off Boston Wednesday. The Church Council of Bmanuel IHlii Dempsey said a "maximum-ef Adm. George W. Anderson, chief Lutheran Church will have a spe O N L Y A HTS LIKE A KOREa fort at persuasion wiU be made” of naval operations, made the an cial meeting In the board room to korell For NATO N-Force but he questioned whether “the nouncement more than 26 hours morrow after the 7:30 p.m. serv Governor can and should bring the after contact was lost during a ice at the church. full Wright of his office to bear" deep diving test of the recently NO M O N EY overhauled vessel. PARIS (AP)—The Western al-f>clear. force in which BYance wlU to help promote passage. Waahington Lodge, LOL, will I nmtrn ri* m mtm . “Never in my legislative experi "Very reluctantly I have come DOWN meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange Mea have cleared the way for ore- participate on a limited basis. The to the conclusion that the TTireeher smiDBv. aUon next month of a unified nu- ence,” Padula said, "have I seen Hall. plan could take concrete shape suOh a marvelous e x a m ^ of has Indeed been lost," Anderson elear command with multinational when the NATO foreign ministers This is the Navy’e nuriear submarine Thresher loot in 8,400 feet of turbulent Aitlamtic ocean waiters 200 miles off Boston with said. air and U.8. sea strike forces. meet in Ottawa May 22-34. double talk as the Governor’s 120 men aboard. The loss of the Thresher would be the Navy’s worst peacetime disaster and perhaps the worst in history. (AP 1.75 Down statement to Mrs. Miller ...” And President Kennedy, to a a.e • * Qualified sources said U.S. Sec Rusk outlined the plan to the Photofax.) statement e^resalng his drap dis Or retary of State Dean Rusk has NATO Permanent Council at "How I wish I had such an in genious ghost writer to help me,” tress over the disaster, wrote an Monthly Police Arrests won allied approval for a North meeting here Wednesday. epitaph for the ship's complement Atlantic Treaty Organization nu- The force initially will consist Padula said. of officers, enlisted men and ci 7 .0 0 of the American Polaris subma' The GOP leader went on to say Newsman Tells Bruce A. Mac Arthur, 23, of 81 that he thought Mrs. Miller’s reply vilians. , Kenwood Dr., this morning was KORELL PLUS-SIZES FIT YOU PERFECTLY rines now operating in the Medi Navymen’s Wives He compared them with “their terranean and planes of the Unit to the Governor was "almost as forefathers who led toe advance charged with fraudulent issue of a ed States, Britain, France, West much of a masterpiece.” What It’s Like FREE check, m e count steins from pass . . . with no alterations if you’re 6’-5” or under I House Passes "This charming lady says that on the frontiers of our civilization. ing a check for |20 on or about Germany, Italy, Canada, Belgium "The future of our country will and the Netherlands. The planes She Is 'very happy to hear that the always be sure when there are Deliyery Dec. 1, 1982. at the First National Bill on Works will carry U.S. nuclear weapons. Governor Intends to work for pas Aa>oard N-Subs Sorrowful, B'tter Store on Main St. men such these to give their lives AND The Importance of Being Beautiful . . . la emphasized The unified command for the sage of an optional party lever bill to preserve it,” Kennedy added. Mao Arthur posted a |250 bond force will be under U.S. Gen. Ly- at the current legislative session’ ’’ while awaiting appearance In Man in this 1009^ Bemberg^Rayon print ensemble. The button WASHINOTON (AP) — The he said. By ELTON C. FAT Anderson spoke at a news con Instxillation chester's Circuit Court 12 April 22. pill: House packed up today for a to "Either Mrs. Miiler has her WASHINGTON (AP)—Whatever By Fr £ d OOLDEN <5> ing. All of us are praying.” ference more than 35 hours after Charles L. Grahn, 26, of Root front jacket has a roiud high collar with an embroidered day vacation after voting Presi (Oontinued on Page Six) tongue firmly In her cheek or she happened aboard the Thresher, Groton (AP)—Amid the shock Upstairs, the Harvey’s two the nuclear-powered submarine dent Kennedy a handsome Ekister young sons, John Jr., 11, and carrying 129 officers, enUsted Rd., South Coventry, yesterday was is a good deal more gullible a pres there almost certainly was no and grief there was bitterness to charged with failure to obey a ribbon flower on one point, and 4^ sleeves. The dress has present in the form of a $4eo-mll- Bruce, 8, were asleep. men and civilians was lost to con llilli ident than the many thousands of day as hope faded for the men of At the Klier home, there were 15 Cubic Ft. traffic control Mgnal (red light). the ribbon motif embroidered around the front of the lk» public works appropriation. Senate Vote 50-34 thoughtful members of the league panic. tact some 220 miles east of Cape The arrest stemmed from an on- l i p The 228-184 vote Wednesday ap deserve," Padula said. "I am confi. Submariners have steel nerves. the nuclear submarine Thresher. bitter tears. Cod in 8,480 feet of water. alght violation at Main and Park boat neck. Short sleeves and gored, tucked skirt. proving the President’s plea for dent she is not gullible.” Years of training mean they re Twenty-two of the 97 regular The wife of a crew member Anderson said two main factors more money to make Jobs In a For Youth Job Bill blamed the Navy for sending the influenced his judgment: Sts. Grahn was ordered to appear The controversial blH would act instantly and Instinctively to crewmen of the submarine reside In arcult Court 12, Manchester, hurry probably was - Kennedy’s make use of the party lever on in the Groton area near the sub Thresher through deep dive ma The salvage vessel Recovery biggest congreseianal triumph of WASHINGTON (AP)—The Sen orders, whatever the eircum- neuvers shortly after leaving dry- followed an oil slick detected FREEZER April 22. voting machines optional Instead stance marine base. Colors: Blue, Turquoise, Lug the year. , ate has approved President Ken of mandatory as at present. lights burned long into the dock at Portsmouth, N. H. Wednesday and found bits of cork iiHIl It could be a shallow one, how nedy’s program to put thousands What Is it like aboard a high "Most of the fellows were a lit used in internal construction of Advertisement— .9 9 :!!»■ The GOP House passed the bill, speed, deep-diving atomic eubma- night aa Navy wives waited, wept, gage. Sizes: 12 plus to 22 plus. ever, for there were signs that the of American youths to woric on prayed “"I tle leery,” she said, asking that submarines. Senate might not go along with conservation and community .but it has since been tabled by rine.T aggh.^. .swianprine as the "h»r • name be withheld. “ Hiey Even if therr bad been a com- m e highways beckon. Need Democratic Senate elections Thresher, lost In the Atlantic, per would surtonder uiSTr iBen Alive. Here the House action. ects. "I feel there etill should be a thought the boal;” and said toe LT. Cm d r. jo h n w . h a b w y mimlcati(Hi8 failure or toe Thresh moiyey for a new car? CONNEC The public works money was But before the youngsters can committee. haps under hundreds of feet of Navy “was always trying to do er had gotten out of position in TICUT BANK AND TRUST COM Better Dresses—second floor . . . A majority of Senators is need ocean? chance. The follows are all ex PANY is prepared to help arrange it part of a |1.4-billlon catch-all ap be sent into parks and foreets and ed to petition the bill out of com perienced and know what to do," something new with her.” relation to its escort ship, too Sky a satisfactory financing plan (or propriation bill sent to the Senate into local hospitals and libraries, mittee for action In that chamber. What is it like when a subma said the wife of one crew member. She said she had spoken to oth lark, "surely in the interim there' you. Three offices in Manchester: by voice vote after two days of the House will have to give its According to a recent unofficial rine goes down for hundreds of "Maybe they Just lost conununica- er Navy wives that same night Parents Hope would have bem opportunity for 893 Main, 16 North Main and the ' I' ' ■' ’ illiiliilliililiili ' debate in which Republicans op approval. And this, administration count, the signature of only one feet and then, for lurgent reason, tlona." and they agreed with her that the the Thresher” to have re-estab Paricade. posed the works program as a lieutenants concede. Is no sure more Democratic Senator Is need pushes past the red line marking Thresher was not ready. lished contsMst. / ^ R R O W ^ ‘'political boondoggle" and Dem- thing. on the depth indicator, beyond But a fefw feet away in the same “I conclude with great regret ed to get It out of committee. house Mrs. Billy M. Kller was In nearby Mystic, where wives Skipper Will N O M O N EY There doesn’t seem to be any which mighty pressure builds up have waited for seafaring h:is- and sadness Oat tUs fine ship (Continued on Page Twelve) (Oontinaed on Page Six) swiftly and dahgerously? weeping. Her hukband was also with 129 soule aboard ia loot," An likelihood, however, that this will aboard the ship. She wouldn’t bands since the days of whaling be forthcoming. Proponents of the You remember rides aboard nu‘ ships, the wife of Lt. Cmdr. Pat Return Safely derson said. * DOWN clear submarines. come to the telephone. He disclosefl al toe Same tone ^ lop foshion for collega ond coraar bill say the bill would be passed If A friend, whose husband is as W. Gamer waited and tried not to It got ouft for aoUon on the Senate There is the calmness, toe or think the thoughts that lay in PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The that orderii. fooe out to two Weekend Moot button-down collar stylo in 100% cotton derly way toe ship is handled, signed to another submarine, wait for her. other ThieslieF Mase submarines 25 floor. the low-spoken commands and re spoke for her: ricipper of the missing nuclear —the Permit and the Plunger—to o s O xford... so handsome ond popular with young Viet Nam Chief Fears “I don’t know whether there Is sponses. Crewmen in the mess, "How would you feel it your hope. I don’t want to think about submarine Thresher was de limit the depth to which they may Monthly men everywhere! They go for the trim look of State Library Wing Bid drinking coffee, crewmen at the husband wae on that boat?” it or talk about it,” she said. Her scribed by family and friends to dive pending determination wheth Specials the Mitogo-toiloring too. “Sanforized" labelled HARTFORD (AP)—State (Jhief controls, crewmen in the machin Her hopee were failing as were day as serious, studious, and dedi er there are metal faults tn the 9 .0 0 ery spaces, in the torpedo com thoee of the brother of the Thrash husband, recently promoted, joined to keep its perfect fit. Featured in Dover, a soft, American-Backed Coup Justice Raymond E. Baldwlft.came the Thresher about three months cated to the sea. hull or other weaknesses. before a legislative committee to partments. Submarines are quiet er’s skipper, L t Cmdr. John W. And while an armada of ships The naval chief said a oourt of 19S7 HILLMAN HUSKY Bwdiwm-length collar; button cuffs. ^ q q and nuclear submariners quieter. Harvey. ago. day to arguie for a cause dear to Mrs. Nell D. Shafer of Groton and planes scoured the Atlantic inquiry will investigate, among Station Wagon SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP)—Thft|. Vietnamese officers have been his heart—expansion of the State Therri.was the time aboard the 'Tt looks rough. We might as Ocean where the Thresher disap other things, work done on the Seawolf, second atomic submarine wen face the facts,” said Manning felt a grief as old as the sea: Thresher during overhaul at the Portable TV war against Communist guerrillas warned to avoid becoming inti Library and Supreme Court build "Both my sons. Both my sons.” peared Wednesday, the parents of II In Viet Nam has slowed down be- mate to "the point of suspicion” ing. built. J. Harvey Jr., a Stratford, Conn., Lt. Cmdr. John Wesley Harvey Portsmouth, N.H., Naval Yard liiii eause President Ngo Dlnh Diem's with American advisers. They also The building became inadequate The Seawolf had left Key West, high school football cooch.'s. It was all she could say. clung to toe hope he would return stoce last July. hiil regime fears American support have been told not to share offices for the activities housed in it more Fla., headed on a routine trip to At the skipper’s home bis wife, Her boys, Benjamin, 36, and safely. ' He noted that to toe eourse of i- for it la declining, American and with Americans. than Iwo decades ago, but almost the New London, Conn., base. One Irene, was In seclusion. John, 33, were electririans on the "I have g(reat faith in him, Vietnamese officials say. "The only coup that could ever nothing has been done to alleviate ‘iSbe’a hoiflng for the beet,” a Thresher. They were neighbors. great faith In my son’s ability,” KVwtoned on Page Tea) 1961 OLDSMOBILE High-ranking Vietnamese gov succeed In Viet Nam would be one the situation since then, he sriid.’ (Continued on Pa^e Four) friend said. “All of tu are hop- Each hod four children. said the officer’s mother, Mrs. F-85 4-Door Sedan ernment officials report ^\at de supported by Americans,” Presi- "It seems to me that It’s about * Manning J. Harvey, Wednesday fections from the Communist Viet deiit Diem reportedly told a re time that our turn came around .1 u-.jyiM.g.f night. Cong dropped sharply after Senate cent visitor. for a bond issue," Baldwin said at She and her husband, a retired Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, "We don’t for a minute be a hearing of the finance commit \4.f- television salesman, learned of ’1465 D-Mont., released a report in Feb lieve," a Vietnamese official said, tee. the Thresher’s disappearance Bulletins NO MONEY DOWN ruary in cizin g Diem’s govern "that President Kennedy, the The bill he supported would au while watching a newscast in ChIM from AP Wirea ^ f*- ment. American CIA cu* the American thorize issuance of $2,250,000 in their small, stucco home tn North 2.00 WMkly or 8.00 1960 CHEVROLET The Mansfield report said: Embassy here would ever support bonds to build an addition to the Philadelphia. Oorvair 4-Door Sedan "What is most disturbing is that a coup. building. In his budget, Gov. John "I have faith in God and I have menHily Viet Nam now appears to be, as "But there are some Americans, N. Dempeey has earmarked $1.7 faith that everything will be all SEEKS DIVOBOB it was (in 1965), only at the begin wealthy and Influential Americans million for construction of an ad right,” Mrs. Harvey said, even as WASHINGTON (AP) — Mer ning of a beginning in coping with who don’t like our government dition. reports grew darker. cedes H. Dougloe said today she ’865 its grave inner problems. and who might give coup leaders Baldwin noted that the State U- Harvey, 36, grew up in Philadel will seek a divorce tola sonuner Under Counter “All the current difflcultieB important help. A revolutionary phia, attending high school and from Associate Justloe William existed in 1956 along with hope government like ours has to be (Continued on Page Ten) the University of Pennsylvania be O. Douglas of the Snpreme i l l and energy to meet them. But it suspicious of everyone, even of fore entering the U.S. Naval Acad Court. Mrs. Douglas, in a state Dishwosher 1960 PLYMOUTH emy In 1946. ment issued by her attorney, Jo Fury 2-Door Hardtop le seven years later and 32 billion oitfselves." of U.S. aid later." But an American military He was a first string guard on seph L. Rau Jr., said she was A well-informed American mili source said: the Penn football team of 1945 and icoplirmlng published repeurts of tary source said military progress "These people should realize later played on the Navy eleven. the divorce. ’9 6 5 against the Viet Cong generally that the proof of our continuing News Tidbits "He was no star. Just a team haa been reduced since the Mans support is right In front of them. player," his mother said. JAZZ PIONEER DIES field rep<«t. He attributed this If we wanted this government to from the AP Wires NEW YORK (AP) — Edwin (Continued on Page Twenty-three) 19S9 OLDSMOBILE ehlefly to Vietnamese suspicions fall, all 'we’d have to do would be B. Eddie Edwards, 71, who or •bout American intentions. to say publicly we no longer sup HtaaiiaiMMHMai ganized the original Dixieland Deluxe 98 4-Door Sedan jnm An old bugaboo, fear of an ported it. Within 24 hours it would Unseen rifleman fires through Jazz Bond and helped write ‘"Ti American-supported attempt to fall. But we don’t want it to fall." back window and mlMes contro ger Bag.” the Jazz olaeolc, died NO MONEY DOWN overthrow Eflem, seeme to be etir- versial ex-G)pn. Edwin A. Walker 27 State Men Wedneeday at Us Manhattan wnt again. ' '(Oonttnoed on Page Twelve) by scant inch in his DeiUae, Tex., Here ia a cutaway drawing of toe nuclear sulMnarine Thresher missing during routine tests home. Edwards devoted vlrtnally ’9 6 5 h ^ e . . .Burning gold dust will In the Altiantte. This drawing was provided by the Atlanta OonsUtUbion’s Marvin Wall from 2.2S «vMkly or 9.00 flash across Heavena Monday as his entire lUe to Jasa, selUag Ajmerioan srimtists study ways of material supplied when be and Other newsmen made a orulee on the Thresher a year ago. Were on Sub his bieyde as a boy In New Or dispersing radiation from future (AP FhotoCax.) leans and using the mooey to 19S9 FORD noblear-powered space devices... GROTON (AP)—^The following buy Us first tromboM for 86. Oalaxle i-Door Sedan Emergency Board Starts Drive With price of silver skyrocketing. Connecticut residents were aboard House paeses legIsiBiUon that the nuclear, submarine Thresher REDS PRAISE POPE For Rail Work Rules Accord would remove ailver baokinf from Probers Might presumed lost -in the Atlantic LONDON (AP)—Vlrhtolly aU BED ’8 6 5 - dollar bill, theritoy ftweing 1.3 JFK Word Awaited (next of kin are wives unless oth- pdUtloal faotkms to Weatora Europe unite tn rare agreemsa t i i l i MHdn ounces of metal to be made 4erwise noted): WA8HIN(3TON (AP) — The gov-^ Kennedy’s action in naming the into o(flna. Recall Bailey, 1. Lt. Merriff F. Collier (Helen today to pralee at PoiX) Joha amment opens a new drive today hoard under terms of the Railway President proclalma next week Harvey Cfolller) Harvard Rd., XXIu’e new enoyelioal en peace. 1958 OLDSMOBILE sa Harmony W eek.. .Chancellor Gales Ferry. The leM-wtog end Oomronalet PILLOWS tor osttlement of toe long work Labor Act also served to delay On Steel Price Hike preee was ae quick to Jump tote ‘‘88” HoHday Sedan itilea battle between the nation’s any strike or work riile changes Konrad Adenauer oonfirme pub Kelly Officials 2. John B. Bell (Carrie Ann licity promise he made four Bell) Packer Rd., Rt. 96, Mystic. print wtto favorable responsto 100% Ham Rubbmr talhroads sod labor unions repre for 00 days. This leaves until May as eonservatlTe and Ca tho tie senting some 200,000 on-train em S lor the board to recommend months ago to leaders of Chris HARTFORD (AP)—^The House WASHINGTON (AP)—Presldent^off by jet plane from Andrews Air 3. George Bracey (Letha tian Democratic party that he will Bracey) 39 Red Oak Rd., Groton. new spapers and poUtteiana ’7 6 5 ployes: publicly its proposed settlement insurance committee, newly-arm Kennedy planned today to start a Force Base. L’UnHa in Italy and L’Human- A three-man omergenoy hoard terms, and 10 days thereafter for retire In fall.. .Chinese Commu 4. Steven G. Cayey (Donna Lee Men's Luxurious Arrow Ties nists tom over 144 Indian prison-: ed with subpoena powers, decides delayed Florida vacation trip at The press secretary declined to Cayey) 170 Broadway, Norwich. ite in Paris orgSMs at . appointed a week ago by Presi negotiations on those proposals. say anything about conferences Western Europe’s two Mgieat bi White and Coiuis dent Kennedy called in both sides Members of the board pre Sam ers of war to Indian Red Cri^i... today on the date it will resume 12:80 p.m. BST. The White House 5. Lt. Cmdr. Pat M. Garner 86 OIBEK MAKES AND Very mild heart attaric ijofoea the President had been holding (Alice Garner) 21 Rhonda Drive, Oommuniit parties penfaed tar a midaftemoon start of for uel I. Rosenman, 67, New York a probe into the Democratic ad left open the possibility of some during the morning or whether the Pope’s views eu MODELS FBOM WHICH mal hearings on the four-year dts- attorney and former counsel to Canada’s governor-general,
llANCHESTBU SYlOaNO HERALD, l^KCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 fAOl TBBSl; K A N C W T B R e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, OOMNh THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 19CT I '' ' Mll4i|i $466,000 ends Sunday with m s ^ statutes diaagree), elaiify’ respon* torium at 8 p.m., Including Adora cbly recourse is to a hearing be South Windsor tion o)t the Cross an4 » Com Andover ooatmnitors yet to be hoard ftom. fore the board, or to publib opinion. aiblUty for the voting machines,! Staili Fritey Funds are needed to help handl- and alao give clear reaponsiMlity munion. Stations of the Cross will "It’s Sesier to ket rid of a man- he at 7 pm . at the chapel. cajqied people become iieeful and M «iy Charter Changes ag:«r than a mayor," ha said. . for naming voting places. Sheinwold on Bridge M m m B AN CM or From You'r Neighbor's Kitchen Independent. But oommiatton member AUy. Wants Works Head Board Names On Saturday, confessions will Appeals Unit be heard in the chapel from 10 Reporting that $156 has been re IVKimaA Bailey disagreed. He said Chapter XI, on the Department ceived to date In- Andover, chair HARTS a.m. to noon and from 4 to 5:30 he t h o i^ t that the need for con of Public Works: NOT ALL W EEN S ( BY DORIB BEUNNO man Mrs. John Laws expressed Suggested by Martin tinuity guaituiteed the manager's At present, the manager is the EMt-Wtot vdam U# New Teachers p.m. The Holy Saturday Uturgy Adjusts List HELP YOUR PLAT N O R m A tm kpt far Italian Eaater Fie hope that those who. have not yet poaition, and that the board of di official head of public worka. Mar By ALFRED SHEINWOLD - will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the A A X. 3 er "Pnstera IMGranno" w m given high school. This will consist of ccmtrlbuted will, do so this week. rectors would have difficulty in tin asked that provision be made Do you know the difference be New teachers were appointed Contributions may be mailed to General Manager Richard Martin »ave the Charter Revi- S 2 to Oharle# A. Barbate, 38 Soar- for ns9Gt year by the board of edu bleMings of- the Paschal Candle, To $5 M illion proving the diarter's required to appoint a director for the de tween one queen and another? "It 4 4 $ Mrs. Laws at her home on Mathie- f O O D elmi CatnmiBBion much to think about at a meeting at the “Imiproper performance of duty” partment. doesn't mader except to a Mng,'' borough Bd., by hla mother. She cation at its meeting this week. Easter water and baptismsU wa ____ A A I » 5 8 IlMy Include Miss EllzabeUi Palm ter, followed by the ESaster Vigil son Dr. Municipi^ Building last night, as he discussed his reactions to by the manager. The charter has-provision for a you think. Try today’#-hand, and m n X A sr STAETfi AT had brought tt’ wUh her from her Clifton Home, Board of Tax Re Churdi Notes Bailey wondered if there was board of water commissioners, un BOMBEN A T 8:44 er to teach ’Grade 3 at Orchard Mass. Holy Communion will be you won't be so scomfol of queens. A I 7 4 8 A C 5 f MrthplaM, NajAa#, Italy, more than view chairman, said last night that At Andover Congregational the. chapters of the town’s charter. not some way of making the ad necessary the way the towh is now Hill School; Miss Inis Sandler to distributed during the liturgy, re Conunisiion members also re-^> West dealer 9 M 8 4 9K9CS the corrected grand list, upon Church tonight at 7:30, Dr. J. Good minlstrative 'part of the lowm gov set up. 0 2 O K 7 4 S ■GIirDAY'—’’BABABBAB” At 7tl4-J“PHANTOM* A 4144 BO year# ago. Sh# had trouble find teach the Grade 4 and MIm Susan ligious Instruction classes will be viewed changes miggested by oth East-West vulnerable Brown will conduct the Maundy troUer’s office, as does the town's ernment more reponeive to. the Martin aaid that the IpuUdlng Opening lead — King of Chibe. A K Q M 4 4 A • 7 ing the wheat In New Haven, where Perraa to teach Grade 1 at Avery omitted. which the tax mill rate will be Powerful 20-10-5 formula PLUS er town offlciaU, and set A.prll 22 purchasing agent. Purchasing used Thursday service, including the electorate. committee, which aa preaenUy oon- 'the opening lead you in a o in n she lived, and n friend ordered It St. School. All are graduates of On Easter, Masses will be of baaed, la $5,220,307. urea-form for continuous feeding Bor a meeting with the CiUaens to be done by each department, Martin said that the "improper for her ftom New York City. It 1# Central Connecticut State CJollege. fered at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 and 11:30 sacrament of the Lord’s Supper atituted has been complaining It ia dummy with the ace of clubs. The board heard 58 appeala, re and a Tenebrae service. over several months. for Better Government, the group as personnel management is now. performance of duty” clause could a "rubber stamp" body, was set up You plan to return a red card iww available in all aiipermarket# rMlOB Alfreda Toezko, appointed, a.mj. atrthe high school auditorl- ’ petttloidng for a change frmn the 3. Aeseasmenta for town pro M A B M In toa New Haven area, which 1# to teach Grade 5 at Ellsworth sulting In increasea of $20,037 and On Eaater there will be a sun be eliminated from the charter, to by ordinance to comply with state from dummy, finessing with a red !•»* 8TABTS FRIDAY -ufn. present manager-council form. vided services, such as sewer, make it even easier for the direc law. The ordinance ought to be queen from your hand. But which A 8 - FRIDAY where Barbate obtain# It. School, is a graduate of Clark Unt Parishioners are asked to note decreases of $28,938 to the grand rise service at 6 a.m. on Bear water, curbs and side^valks, are W«tt Naito l « 4 Soato tat RGir lUnglee Out Three tors to remove the manager. changed to specify term of office red queen? tat BUN His mother made about BO pie# varsity. Miss Emily Schuman, ap that Holy Saturday is a day of list, giving a net decrease of $8,901. Swamp Rd. between Pratts’ and point^ to teach Grade 3 at Wap- Oeneml Manager Martin had now made on many different bases. Martin suggested other charter for the members. The correct play ie to lead each year on Holy Tbureday. lliey fast and of only partial absUence. Horne said that most of the ap Hopkins’. Breakfast will be served FAT There are differences in procedures changes in various of the char ^ It IZ it W YOVR BKfBE OF HUMOR WAS BENT »—wwinaiw ping school, la a University of at the church from 6:30 to 8:30 Btany auggestlone. but at the re- Martin said he thought the re heart from dummy. When you P a» 9 A Pm 4 9 INTO fWBIT BY ’’OPEBATIOIf FB/HHJOAr war# given te okiee friends and Morning Masses are not scheduled peals were on land value figures. for filing liens, length of time al ter's 21 chapters. Hartford griuluate. Miss Charlotte a.m. All are invited. In case of quaet at CRC Chairman A.tty. strictions on the committee’s re- win with the queen, lead a Hiade F M 4 A Vom 4 0 ■r TOUR FUNKY BONE WAB BBT raiativni a# Blaster gifts. Barbate on Good Friday and Holy Satur The Andover Grange meeting OVERWEIGHT Sanford Plapler singled out three lowed for payments, interest rates, Stay, a To\>n .sponaibi lilies are necessary. “ Oth to dummy and repeat the finesse. O N FIRE BY “ BOMB UBUB i f IM Er now oarrl## on th# family teadlUon. Schllchting will teach art in the day. There will be no evening con rain, the service will be at the Available to you Without a doctor't A H F M , elementary schools. She !.<: a grad Monday nif'ht will be preceded by proH'roHcrlplion’ our drug called ODRIN* be felt moet prectloeJ and impor for example. All asseosments sho\ild Chapter 1. on Incotporation and erwise,,” he said, "we woifk! lose Now you can draw trumpe, tov- YOU W nX POSITIVELY HAVE A BALL Admitting that he wa# alway# In- fessions today or Saturday. Lent a potluck at 6:45 p.m. at the Town church. be made on a etandard basis, for Openiag M — A K uate of the University of Hartford. KX.'\. You muyt lose ugly (at in 7 days tant. General Powers; the central a\ithority that we have Ing up one trump trick in toe WITH "LOVE IS A BALL" tereatod Ui cooking, Batbato #ald, ends at midnight Saturday. Hall. Mrs. John Yeomans, ia sup The Eaater worship will be held! your money back. No strenuoUs eXr convience of both taxpayers and TTie statement of obligations and Aa a young boy I wa# the neighbor Gordon Small appointed to teach at 11 a.m. at the church. |erciAf. laxatlvc.«i. masKairo or taking of 1. Many town functions are gov been workiig toward." process. This is all you lose, and Hearta, 1 8 1 INamMida, 4-4; R80U. typing and bookkeeping In the A special collection will be tak per chairman. John E. Whitham, 80-callud reducing candtea, crackers or erned by both the town charter town officials. Martin said. po\^'ers could be eliminated. Mar Chapter Xn, on Water and Sew your slam ia safe. hood hlrtoday oak# bailor.” en at all Masses on Easter for the owner of the Landscape Nursery St. Peter’s Episcopal Church ‘Tm not going to make a big tin said, because the state's home Oliib#, A-g-BG-S.--; HOpG high school, holds a master's de cookieH, or chf^wing gum. ODRINEX erage : You go down if you rely on 1b a tiny .ablet and eajiily awallowed. and state statutes, sometimes with What do you say? Italian Easter Pta gree from the University of Con archdiocesan charities. On Good Center on Rt. 6 In Bolton, will give services axe; Good Friday, noon to pitch for the council-manager form rule law’ laid them out. At one time the water and sewer the queen of diamonds instead of an illustrated talk. Mrs. Ricliard When you take ODRINEX, you aUU overlap and frequently with con There seems to be no need, he Answer: Bid thrM netrump. pound whole wheat necticut. He has had four years of Friday, a collection will be taken 3 p.m.. Meditation on the "Seven enjoy your meals, Atlll eat the foodii of government." Martin said in operations were under a separate the queen of hearts. After you Osborne la In charge of the pro Last Words” ; Saturday, 10 a.m., you like, but you simply don't have ■ -fusion. Martin sited the sanitary diacusaing the Citizens group’s sug aaid, to change Manchester from The combined count ia 10 points 1 pound rlcotta cheese experience tn Lyman Hall High for the Holy Land at the 3 p.m. "newer operations and the town commission. In creating the pres have taken two successful finesses 1 dosen #gg yolk# services and at the Stations of the gram. children's service for presentation the urgp (or extra portions because gested charter change. a town to a city. at most, not enough for a slam. School in Lebanon. ODRINEX deprefliW'fl your appetite and lanning commission as examples. ent system, with water and sewer you still have to give up a dia Since your dlstrimtion is bal 1 quart Italian oream Cross at 7 p.m. To Correct Party Lists of mite-boxes, and plants for the decreases your desire for food. Your He said he thought the easiest He said the present chart of the departments, it has come unclear St. Margaret Mary Schedule S[s fluggested that both be deleted mond trick; you have done all anced, go for the gama ia ao- 1 pound sugar At St. Margaret Mary Church, The registrars of voters will hold Children's Haspltal in Newing weight must come down, because aa way to make a change to a strong town’s government is based on whether they are divisions of the your own doctor will tell you, when you from the charter, or that conflicts your work for nothing. What’s tmiinp. (namoBamM 1 teaspoon vanilla the Rev. Thomas C. O’Neil, pa.stor, Manchester Evening Herald an all-day session Tuesday for the ton; Sunday. Holy Communion at mayor-council would be to shift organization, not function. He sug public works department, or sep more, you dan reach dummy only eat leaH, you weigh less. Get rid of ex- between the two sets of rules be gested that a new chart be made Oo-Hit, Alse let Run—"THIRD OF A MAN" 1 teaspoon lemon Juice Is being assisted. In Holy Week South Windsor correspondent, correction of the caucus lists. The 8 a.m. and festival choral Euchar CPHfl fat and live longer. ODRINEX the manager's Jotes to the mayor. arate agencies. once for a heart finesse and you For fihetoiwold's 88 • ipage bool 3 tablespoons dtron, out In Imira Katz, telephone 644-1153. meeting will be at the home of ist at 10 a.m. ANTEE, If not satlifled for any reason eliminated. ahowlng the duties and reeponsi- The charter says that water and services by the Very Rev. Wit coBta S3 00 and la told on this GUAR* But he suggested that depart wind up losing tricks to both red let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge, small piece# Mrs. Ca.rl Stlens, Republican reg 3. Personnel management is now ment heads ^ given assured ten bilities of each town bodies. sewer departments should bill for 11am H. Crane, provincial superior TEE; If not aatlsficd for any reaton kings. send - 80 cents Bridge Botric, Soak wheat for 34 to 48 hours. of the LaSalette Missionary Fa-, BIO BILL istrar. on Rt. 6. Mrs. William Ko juBt return the package to your drug . ■lu'ead among ' many department ure. to insure some continuity in “If you did this, I think some their services. The collector of rev William Root, who presented Manchester Evening; Herald An- gist and get your full money back. No beads, with'the exception of salary need for changes would become The Manchester to Evening Herald, Boil until tender, about two to thers, and the Rev. Edward J. Me CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) walski is the Democratic registrar. Queatlona aaked. ODRINEX la lold town operations. enue has been doing the billing in this hand In the recent Intercol dover oorreepondent, Margery apparent,” he said. Box 1818 Grand Central Sta., New three hours. Dniln. Add remain Lean, executive director of the —Cape Canaveral’s monthly elec Easter Seal Sale with thifi guarantee by: Arthar Drag ^ ndhedules. A charter amendment Lacks Oonttnnity line with the town’s centralized fi legiate Bridge Championships, Montandon, telephone 742-B012, S(orc^94S Main—Mail Ordert FUleA. ■ passed last year gfives the town Chapter n . on Town Officials: TortH, , N.T. ing ingredients In the aboVe order Catholic Library and Information | trical bill averages $145,000 The Eaater Seal sale to raise Martm said that the strong nance management. gives two reasona for preferring Oopqrrlght IMS and ziQx well. Fill pie crust shell alreotors authority to set persoruiel mayor system falls down in its lack At present all towm officials Chapter XVT, on Libraries: the heart finesse: Center. , ndee "except as otherwise pro take the oath of office, whether General Features Ocepw with Ingredients and top with 1st Holy Thursday Mass will be of (xmtlnuity in planning and debt A similar problem arises in the 1. If the heart finesse works, tics crust. Bake for about one hour vided in this charter...... " they are elected policy makers or libraries, which handle their owm celebrated at 7:30 p.m. today at management- “ Somebody has to the contract is made. If the trump St 3Q5 degrees. This makes about the high school auditorium. Com “This does the opposite of what keep in mind the future effect of ai^inted administrators. Many finances although the controller is finesse works the trumpe must administrator* need not be sworn charged with the responsibility. STANUaV W A R NER three pies, depending on the size municants have been reminded to 2'"X thought ought to be done.” said bond IsBues, which means looking divide favorably as well. of the pie plates used. Cool pies in. In addition, Martin said, the BlnA M t Rd.. Bolttm observe the fast regulations. ~ the manager last night. He sug- further ahead than an elected 2. West might well hold off with and sprinkle with powdered sugar. Father O’Neil emphasized that Chapter HI, on Ihe Board of Di charter now delegates all duties the king of diamonds (if he had - geeted the CRC think about putting mayor can. Italian Cream this Is one of the big days In the nil personnel under a single policj’ "One thing people overlook about rectors: not specifically assigned to the di it) to Induce South to waste an STATECO 1 quart milk liturgical year—the day the insti Some method of expediting di rectors to the manager. He would entry on a losing finesse. We.st ITALIAN F0CX)S OUR SPECIALTY bead. the present manager syatqm is that 4 sgg yolks tution of the sacrament of the In answer to a quasUon from the manager can be easily removed. rector's meetings should be writ have the directors delegate duties would have to be clairvoyant to IT IS DIFFERENT. IT IS OARING. ten Into the charter. Martin said, not already assigned as the need % cup sugar Bkicharist ia commemorated. •ommission member Belden Schaf- I think that this is good.” hold off with the king of hearts MOST OF ALL.IN ITS OWN TERRI LE^AL1EVERA«ES 4 tablespoons all-puipose flour referring to a six-hour meeting on arises. On Good Friday, confessions will te r , Martin said he would recom- The manager can be dismissed since South might have started X tesimoan vsnllla be heard in the chapel from 10 _____b>’appotntment the board of directorsa personnel for al- Tuesday. Other. Buggeetions with only two hearts, and West FYING WAY. IT IS A LOVE STORY. Chapter IT, toe General Man Buggeetione from other town of This Easter, why not take a short, pleasant to Mix first four ingredients and a.m. to noon and from 7:30 to 9 teehnlettn operating from ttie eon- i most any reason, Martin said. Hie would then never get a trick with aook In top o f double bolter until ager: ficials for charter cHanges Includ the Villa Louisa for a most enjoyable Easter feast. (Herald photo by Pinto.) p.m. The Good Friday Liturgy will hie kind. thick. Rsmove from heat and add be read at the high school audi- Martin said he thought toere ed: In short, heart tricks are more We will have all the figinRS, from soup to n u ts!----- CHARLES A. BARBATO toould be some provision for an Controller—Set up a central fi veniUa. permanent than diamond tricks Pie Crust acting manager. At present the nance department to take over Jobs and you're less likely to be de of assessor, treasurer, tax collector ^ oup aoft butter acting manager is appointed by ceived by a tricky opponent. ALSO—HOME MADE RAVIOLI... X pmnd sugar Trinity to Hold the directors from other town of and controller. Daily Question "DaYSOFunne I «4S* THE LONG AND ficials, usually toe controller or Department of Public Works — Partner opens with 1 NT (16 • FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 649-8136 • Make the Water and Sewer Da- 3 tablespoons milk' Union Services town counsel. to 18 points), and the next player anoRoses”, 1 teaspoon vanilla HEADQUARTERS 'Tuesday night toe board named partmeuta division of Public Works. passes. You hold? Spades, A-K-8; SHOWN AT 8:06 and 8:481 4 oups all-purpose flour Board of Education —Allow the Chief of Police Jamee Reardon as 14 teaspoon salt Trinity Covenant Church ■will aettng manager. e PRUOD m b s o r r o a s t BBIBr, TorkaMre Puddtng ■■ Et. 6 and 44A—^Bolton For th« conveniGncG of Manchotfer customers PLANTS ROA8T LONG ISLAND DUOKUNQ, Orang* Bauea Phone 449-4684 and shoppers, a new Southern New England Tele ROAST LEG OF SPRING LAMB, Minted Pearl' phone Company payment agency will be opened CUT FLOWERS BROILED BONELESS SHAD AND ROE a rt next Monday, April IS, at the Connecticut Bank BOOK OORNBm GAME HEN, Bing Cherry Burgundy S w es ai\d Trust Company's Parkade office. Telephone' CORSAGES BBOILMD LIVE LOBSTER, OabniM t Dreattac payments will not be accepted at Liggett's Rexall 3(f CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS AND CHOPS’” OPEN GOOD FRIDAY Drug Store at 404 Middle Turnpike Wgst, Man NOVELTIES Salad Bowl — Com Frtttere and Miq>le h n ip MunNysfaTBoranf chester, after this date. FOR Aaaorted Bread Baaket k«Mi Asparagae, Skillandaiae Ouidled Sweat P ntntoee Ami fcr those wiio 'want the ftovr- WheS MiBn FoteSo — Whippad Putatoe# — Ikittemiit SfiuMh •ra that laqaira mo eara whatao- LUNCHES hi addtttoa to oar regular deeaert# OPEN9A.M.IOSF.M. 643-2478 aver, aee our AND Strawliei ry Sherteake — Indian Pudding MONDAY THROUOH FRIDAY ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS LauHia Chiffon Pic — Orange Chiffon Cake Roll We Give fUMCD M K 7 I U PAHAVWlOa H * . T ic i iarc o t o s * • m m $ u n c m I 6 P.M. to 8 F.M. THURSDAYS , . . navrm’B TelegrtH^ihed Aaywkere . . . Ajeerted laa Oream and Sundaea Green DINNERS RCSeRVRO SCATS AT BOK OmCC OR BY ■ Your Stampe QUALITY M BMGM irr M p r AIKOUR Store Jm t Sfkm oi Tba On QUALITY r - — r - — Cornar nwai MaiiB f t YEARLY CUSTOM... MANOHESTER Street 64S-4444 STRAND PLWnHN as4 r/V iT r L O R t S T 648-6247 NARTTORO, CONNfCTICUr SUPPLY 00. THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY U / a ln u t RESTAURANT 522-45U The CLARK'S r . T. BMah Sr.. Pica, and Ttoaa. • OPEN THURS. ’n FRI. NIGHT TILL 9 a Bpeaial Rates fee lehesla. Vaato. ABatt ( “If IPs Hariwera We Have It" < AMPU: FREE PARKING ALL AROUND T WALNUT ST., MANCHESTER—M 8-4428 ’ — W1LU1CAM71C, OOtm. a m Ma4e At Stati lOMIKArrlMmS-fOOl' — W B D B U V E B — •44-4436 ... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,-OONK THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 P A O B I ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,I, MANCHESTER, OOMK4 THURSDAY. APRIL 11. 196t raan at Via aontroU, aallad aft Kelly Heads to S:M and • to S:80 pm. tomor- the depth. ’’paaGiig one hundred, 3*ttour Service s». Newsman Tells paasliig two hundred." end more CMLEASWe The Bishop’s Easter .Charities and mora hundreds. The depth in Set at Church C df C Board OoUection will be > taken up as a TV-Radio Topight dicator aaadla crept steadily to ^ ■ s e c o n d collection Sunday. En What It’s like ward tha rad Una, than passed V. anf RENTALS Plans velopes for the collection were giv "Hw . Sevan Last Words of A tty. Bhigena T. Kelly, otaaf H m autaiartaia was halow tha Chrlet from Vm Oroea,” » three- ilia * hi New i> en out last Sunday. They should proaaoutlng attomay (or OUouit, be marked with name and envelope Aboard N-Subs dapth (or srhloh Ita bull and fit- hour Good Friday aarvtoa, will be tom EsSiibition aunber. thiipi ware taatad. Butmarlhaa aan held tomorrow from noon to • pm. to n d » Ckiurt IS, yoftorday waa atooted Television do this.’/R la hard on Vw boat and la (ha Banotuary at Canter Oon- worriaa. Far tan proaMent of the Muiohaater Cham ** Eplacopal Servloee (O oH aaad Pag* Om ) tP nury WMk wttl b« Good Friday service at . St. 4:00 ( 3) Big 3 Theater On progress)^> ( 3) Award Theatar tanaaa tq> the nahraa, but K is gragatlonal Ohurdi. ber of Commerce. Ha ouooaoda George'# Episcopal Church will be (22) Movie at 6 (In progreas) ( 8-4048) Nation Family dona on oceaalons. 'S m Rev. Clifford O. Stanpoon. Ajprtl *1-87 at Bolton (30-10) Early Show (in progreta) 8:00 ( 8-4043) Donna Reed 8how day out a mataago eama to Jolii D o ^ Frwlarick G. NkssUf of Naaaiff hHd at 8 pm. The altar will be (53) News (22) Biography Tiia oaptafai had ordered: *TUg mialetor: the Rev. Joeo|>b H. Dud fm d A m u . ■With' an anhIbH •mphaa- atripped after celebration of Holy ( 8) Huckleberry Hound (24) House We UvC la in a hm t for a auapactad un- ley, aeaoolata mtnletar, and Mrs. INC. ( 3-12) Perry Mason for qulot patrol” and In a mo- Alfred P. Werbnar Jarvla Real hkm Mbranr aMrrlOM. Communion tonight at 8. (24) American Economy knotm aubmarina hi tha -araa, off mont ”Rlg for uttnmutot” A Hooks Johnston, dlrsctor at aduoa- Phone Ml *-SaU at (18) Subecription TV 8:30 (10-23-30) Dr. Kildara 878 MAIN sra E R ty waa elected first vioa praaldent, Mm. m oor BenUay, librarian, Parishioners who plan to give 6:06 ( 40) Aasignmont Underwater ( 8-4043) Leave It to Baavtr the Florida coast great atiuiiaa eama. ‘nia ordin tion, will partldpats in tha ssrvica. succeeding John Dame of WINF; Biuter lilies for the altar Sunday 8;S8 ( 3) News; Sports: Weather (24) Brush Painting Muale will hs fumlahsd by ths to U «M Mmury ooBunlttae at its 3:00 (12) The Twilight Zoaa Tha tempo changed. Hila.wiun't ary white IMta ware off. The R. B ru ce Watkhu of Watkins should see that they are delivered 6:30 ( 8) Hennesey deep red of'bettle lights touobsd Tooth Choir sad Its soloists, Miss (22) Club House ( 3) The Detectlraa Bros., second vice prealdent, m k - iMotiiir this w«ek, ttuit Pe and to the church by noon Saturday. (24) Turn of the Century practice, a routine training tolera (24) Path To Spare highlights on taesa and Instru Myra Trsshh, Miss linda Jo- eeedlng Atty. Herman Yules; and BRNVICE tUMT aUtf membsra ars prepaid GOP to Meet (40) Adventures In Tima ( 8-4043) My Three Sons tion; thla waa a hunt to aea wheth ments and eontrol Israra, left 8:30 ( 8-4043) McHale'a Navy hamwon, Misa Janat Hynd, Miss Howard Ln Holmes of Hobhea The Republican Town Commit ) 531 News (24) The Red Myth ahadoara hi table black. watsrtala for di^>lay. 8:45 (10-22-30) HuntJev-Brlnkley Newa er there waa a foreign aubmarina, Jssa BUason, Miss Mary LaaUa, Funeral Home, treasurer, succeed tee will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. (10-22-30) Hazel (C) - apecifically a Rusaian aubmarina, Mias Edna Woodbury and John WINDOW SHIBES ; U m of ttia Ubrary by towna- ( 3) Walter Cronkita 10:00 ( 3-12) Nuraes If you watched cloealp, you ing Frank Waaaerman of Federal 4 at the conference room In the 7:00 ( 3) Wyatt Earp hovering off the U.8. coait. Mlnnlok. Walter Onyl), dtreotorof fsopla oontinuM to oUmbi she not- ( 8-4043) Alcoa' Premiere ceuiht crewman staalliig mdek WANHAMJ Credit Bureau. ■.V’'* -'Vm t' .+'.Y Town Offices. (24) -Driver Education (24) Lotte Lehman Master Class Hour upon hour, the aubmarine muale, will he the organist. ad. Har haU-yaar report cm clr- ( 8-12-22-30-40) News. Sporta and glances at rivets and hull fittings Nasalff received a vote of thanka MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Mrs. Dorothy Miller. GOP chair (10-22-30) Bell Telephone (C) cruised, stopping now, moving as tha twrrifle prsasurs of d a ^ Wonttlppan may eoms and go Atty. Bogeoa T. Kelly Alfred P. Werbnier tsiilalUnn ahotvn an Increaaa over man, reports Mrs. Hope Grunske Weather 11:00 ( 3-8-13-22-30-40-63) News, Sports, INTERSTATE and words o f appreoUUon for hla lu t year of 1,100 volumes. The (10) Ripcord Weather then, listening on passive sonar, water built up. shout as-minute Intervals. H>* leademdilp and devotion to oom- of Converse Rd., has been appoint (53) Film 11:15 (10) Tonight ( O closing in toward an area in A9UA SHADES •gura at April 1 waa U,78S. 7:16 (22) Highlights Tha imderaUnding is that a sub pubUs Is invited. munlty aervloe. ed to fill the vacancy on the com ( 3) Movie which planes and shipa had re marine hull usually doesn’t just w, . The number of borrowers 7:30 (10-301 Wide Country (40) Steve Allen f f M Made fa Order mittee caused by the resignation 11:20 (12) Movie ported tha mispacted prasanca of WARM ADVICE ■•Ibo increased aignlftcantly with (22) Schools Match Wits cniah inwards, although tMa prob * WwiVw with Tour ReOen Demand of Charles Warren of South Rd. (241 Passing Notes on Music 11:50 ( 22-30) Tonight (0) an unknown. ably haa happened In aoma ac ST. LOUIS, Mo. - o m - itXT mtw reglatratlona la the flint ------(12) Fair Exchange ( 8) Movie cldants. What prdbaUv happens olaU of the First NsQonsl Bank Bolton news may be telephoned Tha focal point of the aaarch .V K «< ^ SEE SATVKDAT’S t v w e e k FOB COMPLETE LISTING waa rasudied. Hie geawolf hunted in most taiBtanees la mat an In wars puarisd whan a woman FuD Line of CnstiMV 27 State Men Silhouettes Slate Oar Wash to Hie Herald’s county desk, tele and listened high up, neiu: the take valve or 4>ther flttlhg throu|^ phoned aalring how she oould gat Ths Senior MeUiodist Touth phone 848-2711. VENETIAN MJNDS surface, then down deeper. The the proasuro hull .gives way aud- '^soma o f tbosa head aearvaa” that Were on Sub In Popular 'FdloSvAlp will run a car wash active sonar waa turned on. It danly. A oompartmant floods and tha bank was offering for bar \ •’T'- .Saturday at Bpworth House firom Radio sent out its ptnging notes and the praeaura ovarwfarima Via door abildran. L 8. JOHNSON • m ; f » rn to i P-m. Proceeds from Pastor Preaches listened for echoes from, a steel and bulkheads into other ea A UtUe datactlva work revealed (Oonthnied from Page One) the prQl We’re big enough to care for afl of your food needs— yet small enough to give that something delivery service extra that every woman wants. It’s INDIVIDU AL ATTENTION to your ever need— from the ftr Suddenly the stocking non-pre-packaging of meats, to that friendly “ Good morning Mrs. Smith— how are you and the moves closer to the family t^ a y ?” You’U sec what we mean the minute you enter the small town charm of Cov leg at every curve to entry’s Allen’s Super Market! ALLEN has everything for your Easter feasting . . . largest selection of cut flowers give fhe fong-legged look you love. This is : ■ IN the fit that can only be DEL MONTE SALE largest variety of plants achieved by Belle Sharmeer’s individual P E A S ' Tha TU P O P9SM Sarlaa-I»** 4 ^ 8 5 c SNm portebl. with axtra-MMitiva wire service to all ports of the world LEGSIZE. lb n /G C H IN I -tuner, top-tuning eantrola, 4* HAM 29 4 SL 9 9 c tpaakar. talaacof>rng antennal SHANK PORTION ||p CATSUP 2 B ote. 3 9 c — ALSO — FRUIT — and BUTT PORTIONS, HAM SLICES, COCKTAIL 3 ,5 1 9 9 e WHOLE HAM, SHANK HALF, BUTT Elberta SUeed ^ 2^^ O O ,. a complete flower HALF and BOILED HAM Peaohea O O aa s YTC »12“ VALU E KIELBASA BY e NEPCO e FIRST JUICES 3 ^ 8 9 c make-up deporfment T V S T A N D The IINOX nadal 7*40t-l»* PRIZE and e MARTIN ROSOLS wLae you buy aHbar sad Trim table modal (ritlwxtra- sanaitiva tuner, up-front controla I d% |W EKTRA STAMPS with every package of Good I Delicious Fancy MAC APPLES ...... 4 lbs. 49c * avarai dMonaoL ITtM- ha VIemoMe t and 5 X 37 tpaakar Tataacoping antennal H onor Ice Cream. | Large, Frenh, Oispy LETTUCE...... head 19c Always Plw ty af ICE COLO BEER ta Choose Prom hi Our Codor... \ I i\i I n \ I I ,■ ( (■ I I I I \ M I Ml malcG your choice-— fn Tested, Adjusted, Delivered, Gusrantced and Serviced GREEN ^AM PS WED.! B y Our Own Mechanics DOUBLE Famous For Senrlee Since 1931 HOURS: MONDAY thra SATURDAY f A.M. to B P.M— SUNDAY 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. • LARGE FREE PARKING FACIUTIES! • 85 M s t center st. SUPER MARKET Potterton’s comer summit st. Allen’s Manchester’s Largest and Oldest TV, Radio, Record and AppHsnee Stors — LEN GIGUO, owiMr and manogeiw^heiM 643-7083 • «4f-5258 RT. 44A, COVENTRY, C O N N .... (Near the Bdten Town U iie l IM Csntsr St* Comer of Charch St. . lea ■'f- PAGE SEVEN Hehron will eventually provide up to tOO,- in the camps and to bar dlsorfml- atomic ^power, la going to build nation in the facilities on which nucleai" warheads for missiles and Senate Vote 50-34 OOQ Jobs a year to those in ^the Hemodeliiig Task 16-21 - age bracket. the Vouths work. France is determined to be a nu The bill would authorise $80 mil clear force. For Youth Job Bill One would send youths Into camps In a federal conservation lion each for the conservation Set at Parsonage Unless something is done pretty camps and local public service soon other coimtries, like West corps patterned after the old OCC EASTER PLANTS (OonflmMd from Page Oae) projects in the. first year of the Everything First Onaltty Germany and Italy, will want to of the 1990s. The other would ep- The Rev. and .Mrs, John N. become nuclear powers, too. Pret tabllsh a state and community program. BAROENMS Cross, Of Hebron and Gilead Con For NATO N-Force Kennedy men in the Senate had fotoe to work on local public serv For the remaining four years » LILIES gregational'Church, and their chil ?2 ty soon they will be all over the covered by the bill, it would be plade, which isn’t nice to th)nk promised to pass the youth em ice'projects. dren, will be on vacation during Open Every Day 10 to 10 ployment bill before Easter. They The measure was cleared to the up to the administration and Con- the last two weeks of April. They ThrottihMil (OMrtiaiMd from P «c« One) weapons the United- States will about. greM to decide how much money » TULIPS AlALEftS But, so American thinking went, House with'votes of 43 Democrats are to take halt of their annual supply the force. made good Wednesday night, but to go into it TIm man Licmnltier, NATO's supreme The Soviet defense ministry the spread could be discouraged it took a 12-hour session, longest and 7 Republicknp. It was opposed » HYAOINTHS vacation a t this time, and will by 20 Republlcans'Htnd 14 Demo vUlt ftiehda and family between newspaper Red Star charged that if, for instance, the Western allies of the year, before the 60-34 vote HUNTER GETS WOLF HYDRANREAS G°S Money Back Gnarantee -commander in Ehirope. could share in a unified NATO was rolled up. crats, 12 of th^m Soiltfafmers. here apd the Gulf Coast of Texsa. Hatton' the plan for the NATO nuclear TULSA,, Okla. (AP)‘ — Most 9 aERMIUMS SELf-SERVICE DEPT STORE French participation means only force plays into the hands of West force. The idea was pu.shed. Now Although the House Labor Com Republicans centered their at During their absence a new bath that two French air squadrons the details have to be worked out. mittee has approved a bill close tack on the conservation corps men try to keep the wolf away PANSIES room will be Installed In the par German "revenge-seekers” and from the door. Jess Hunter brought 9 DALOEOURM hasad in Germany will join the provides for a further buildup of to the Senate version. House Re section of the bill, its most attrac-. sonage, and In case of any emer- PINE STREET sail HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER REAL TraNO tive feature to many Democrats. ' home with him. unified command. President weapons of mass extermination. publicans promise a stiff fight and SHRUBS AND EVERGREEN TREES sncles the church officers and TARENTUM, Pa. (AP) — A Democratic leaders say they do GOP efforts to eliminate this on the Will Rogers turn Seacons will reapond to calls. This ,Clharles de Gaulle has made no mock disaster shelter exhibition not know if the bill will be passed. failed by 47 to 41, the closest pike, ^ ck the animal, dam coming Sunday the Rev. Joseph 'commitment to put his own nu Problems Ahead scheduled here had to be can It won't be called up for, debate squeak lor the bill in the floor aging U nper and srill of his Duffy, director of admissions at clear bomhers and bombs, now By JAMES MARLOW car in t ilM t and flipping celed. until the holiday recess ends April fight. Pontic^li's Greenhouses Hartford - Seminary Foundation, being developed, into the NATO Associated Press News Analyst 22 and flooi; consideration Is un Managers of the bill accepted a wolf up onto _ will siAatltute for the Rev, Mr. Red Cross workers who were Hunter drove horh th the bool as the British have done with WASraNGTON (AP) — Nuclear to supervise the public exhibi likely before May, said adminis Republican amendment to ban *“ '•‘ W f D A ? » ** ^ } ™ P *™ * Crosa in the pulpits oC the two weapons have taken on the faint dead beast still on hit tmobile their V-bomber force. tion were called to duty at two tration leaders in the House. any exclusions from the program ohUTohttie De Gaulle also is standing firm odor of glue bpt it's the kind that The legislation deals with two on racial grounds. But they reject because, he said, ’’I didn’l Shop King^s with €6nfidence for Quality and Value! real disaster shelters as a result The Gilead Women’s Fellowship in his refusal to buy American will stay sticky. of flood emergencies in the area. programs which, proponents say. ed others to prohibit segregation anyone would believe me.' members recently visited at the Polaris missiles, his decision to The 15 Atlantic allies have de convalescent homes in Colchester. bar U.S. nuclear stockpiles from cided to create a unified NATO French soil and his determination nuclear command. Sounds simple. The plan is to make these visits every month. Some of the elderly to create an independent French It’s anything but. cltisena being cared fpr in these Lord Kingsbury nuclear force. It took a lot of dickering by the Exciting' New for Spring The NATO nuclear strike forces United States. The Russians ob homes have no relatives or friends Will go into action only on orders ject. to visit them. Any one who would Wash 'n Wear from Lemnitzer, who will get his This was the American think like to join this group is invited tnstructions from the President of ing: to do so. Even a visit of once or twice a year would be appreciat DRESS and DUSTER the United States. U.S. law re At a time when this country and Long Sleeve quires the President to retain sole Russia are up to their ears in nu ed. control over the use of the nuclear clear weapons, Britain, long an A t these homes a brief worship service is often held, or the sing ing of songs, in which the pa ENSEMBLE tient Joins; sometimes the show CLOTHING FOR ALL MEN ing of slides; or just a short visit, DRESS os the occo^on calls for. Yester Laminated Duster day the Rev. Mr. Cross, and one or Jacket with INCLUDING of the deacons, visited .the homes and held conununlon services. SHIRTS Anyone who would be' willing to Matching Sheath babysit at the Gilead parish, in order to help out any mother who could be free to go on one of these EXTRA TALL visits, is asked to contact Mary 2 9 7 AND Porter or Charlotte Motyko. 0 9 7 Easter Preparation On Oopd Friday, a Three Hour L Meditation on the Seven Last 1 O Words will be held, from noon to 3 p.m. The cantata, "The O ucl- 8 Collar Styles fixion,’’ will be presented at St. Slim sheath dress, flattering scoop or jewel neck. Lined Peter’s at 7:30 p.m., Good Friday. Oxfords and broad duster with sleeves. Solid On Saturday, the children’s East % cloths. 100% combed er service will be held. The presen colors or checks. Juniors’ 7 to cotton. Semi-spread, tation of their Lenten mite boxes , 15, misses’ 10 to 18, women’s snap-tab and button- is to be ■ made, also the offering i’.4>A to 22%. down oxford. 14 to 17 of Blaster plants, which are to be necks, 32 to 35 taken to the Newington Hospital sleeves. No-ironing. for crippled children. CuIm In Sales Event Hebron Cub Scouts will be sell ing household items during the next two weeks, proceeds to be used to finance troop activities. (Boxes have been given out to the PROPORTIONED Cub ScouU, and they will make house-to-houao visits. The best SHADOW PANEL salesman will be awarded a prlee, M arlboro Gentle Adieu FULL SLIPS A tiny offering of snow fell here SHORT SLEEVE early Wednesday morning. Just iwlnter saying goodbye again. Not 362 ALBANY AVE., HARTFORD a trace left in half an hour or so. Show Football Film 1.67 Open 'hi 6:00 P.M. — Thursday and Friday 'til 8:00 P.M. A principal, feature at the Jones- DRESS Avlsco rayon. White only. Short, Keefe American Legion last eve- average and tall. Sizes 32 to 44. . ning was the showing of the mo tion picture, "Pro Football’s Long est Day,’’ an exciting motion SHIRTS film, considered one of th? best ever shown. It is the official full Misses' Foamy Light color showing of the N.a,ti:8hal Football League championship game played December last be - 'H I tween the Green Bay Packers and Laminated the New York Giants. Memorial Day plans were discussed. Services Tonight A Maundy Thursday Communion service will be held at 7 p.m. in CREPE Semi-spread collars in white the Hebron Congregational broadcloth or cord. Snap-tabs Church, and aL 8:16 in the GUead in white broadcloth. Sizes 14 Church, conducted by the pastor. to 17, Rev. John N, Cross. TOPPERS McDonald Death Mrs. Helen Coleman of Hebron attended the funeral service of her brother-in-law, Donald R. Me Donald of Windham, on Tuesday, ^js i at Potter Funeral Home. Mr, Mc 0 9 7 - .Hi Donald’s death occurred Monday after a heart attack. The Rev. Men's Precuffed John G. Manter, pastor of Wind O hart Congregational (^hundi, offl elated at the service. Smart cardigan, cowl or Acetate Rayon He was retired manager of the notch collar styles. Nov LAVISH LACE ZebcO 202 FOOL-PROOF Z e b c O 77 COMBINATION SPIN ROD and REEL Armour Norwich plant. Born Aug. elty bow .and button 30, 1890 in New Haven, he was trims. Rounded, slash or PETTI PANTS FISHING OUTFIT COMBINATION the son of John and Carrie Porter straight welted pockets. SPINNING REELS McDonald, and was 72 years of Beige, red, black. Sizes DRESS age. He leaves two sons, Frank W. 8 to 18. 88 McDonald of "New Haven, and 097 Richard C. McDonald of Windham 8 7 Center, also four grandchildren Lavish lace trim. White, pink. blue. and a nephew. His wife died of a SLACKS Sizes 6. 6, 7 and extra large. Open face reel, full bail pick up, heart attack only a few years ago. '\ 7 anti-reverse control. 2-piece 6-ft. Robinsons on Way solid glass rod, genuine cork grip. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Robinson SI started oh their way home from Florida last Friday, having spent the winter in their trailer In Pun- It?'- ta Qorda. On their way home 3.67 they spent two nights os guests of Reverse twist solid colors. Belt loop, the Rev. and Mrs. Howard E. plain front. Black, charcoal, olive, 29 Champe, in Lake Helen, Bla. The to 42 waist. Rev. Mr. Champe, former pastor of the Hebron and Liebanon Con gregational Churches, and later of the Shelton Church, plana to leave hla Florida parish in June, and will MEN'S ARNEL and come back to Connecticut to live. The people of the chprch were shocked at heeiring his resignation, NEW FASHION RAYON SLACKS and urged him to remain, but he ' says the -decision is final. His wife Is the former Eleanor Lord HANDBAGS of Hebron. News of Old Friends plus 4.94 Many local people will remem tax Belt loop or adjustable continental mod ber i i n . William Hanmer atiid 2.57 el, or slim model. C-een, gray, black or Mrs. Flora Lord Buell. Mrs. Han brown. Sizes 28 to 42. mer is the former Flora Pancher, 2 Piece Coordinate Casual and dressy bags. Patent or step-daughter of the late N. E. marshmallow vinyl in black, red, Lord of Hebron, and Mrs. Buell, bone, beige or white. the former Flora Lord, dau^ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Lord. They are now In their late 80s, and are SKIRT 'N SWEATER being 'cared for In convalescent home*—Mrs. 'Buell in a home near Xatona, N. Y „ and Mrs. Hanmer In a cofiwslesceot home in Hart MATCH MATES ford. ^ Mrs. Buell received ijijurles in a fail at her home, froip which she neveF fully recovered. Manchester Evening Herald He bron oorrei^ndent, Mba EUuan '3i>SSS B. Psndletoii, teieplioiie »*8-B484. 5.97 NEW. FASHION-FRESH * Smart Prinltd 9 * '^ Cardigans SPRING GLOVES PLAIN OR FANCY HANDSOME NEW * SbM Color Taxtarad Rayon Skirts MEN'S SOX MEN'S TIES ♦ Classic floral print cardigan with pearl buttons. Slim or ' - pleated style rayon skirts, fully lined for shape retention. 87 1.37 ' Pink, blue or maize. Sizes 10 to 16. Washable, double-woven nylon gloves 58 87 in white, black or beige. Sizee 6 to Solid colors and side designs in Prints, stripes and solid colon. 7 % and one size stretch. navy, black, tan or charcoal. Pastels, tone on tones, othen. Sizes 10 to 13. Wide selection of fabrics. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN...’THURSDAY, Al»RIL 11, 1968 PAGE 7 ^ 8 ^ Burance commlaslona have been about taking his eraed “off thfr rocMd, cracked the RepubUoan RockvOle^Verilon Vacancies Bring ■haU either have it or consider peddled out to aub-ageilU wflb per record.” It had been on the record pvty front on the Issue of minor It necessary. form no greater labor fori them for some time, and was one (tf the court reform and thus peihaps Connecticut than the cashing of the checks reast^ he had no chance against opened the way for the first great Personnel Shifts Still, at the moment. West Ger celebrated reform acoompUshmant tAZY.N.RAN< many does seem to have the ap they receive, had his entire ap the “high level appeal" of the m> BY TH8<___ Ball«y-led Democrats when he ran of the historic 1959 session. Renewal Area Model Ihe resignations of two town n i LYDALL sar. (n e a r l a k e ot.) 'INO CO. IN a pearance of voting impatiently Yankee proval. employes have brought about per ISlUaMU StrMt Aaked whether the present sys for grovemor In 1968. . featuring' IfmiicliMter. Conn. for the atom, or some smell of it, By A.H.O. tem should be continued, Zeller During hia testimony, Zeller had sonnel ehifts in the Municipal THOMAS V. #IBROUSON and Russia obviously feels some replied that this was the spoils sys Indicated that, during hia regime, Building which affect several of- ft- FE1RGU80N A Thoafht for Today On View at Agency flcea. nbllehera emotional reaction, as if at the re tem and that to the victor belong* an occasional Democrat might have yoanflifledi October< 1. 1881______Among the many themes and the spoils. Asked whether he foimd hia way on hia list of in Bponsoied by the Mawfiestir Ip o n y r i d e s Mrs. Loretta Volz retired March appearance of some traditional na leads develop^ by th^e first day of OosBoU sf Oharebes 28 after 11 years’ service in the rnUlabad Brenln* Ercept felt Bub-agents should perform surance aub-agent* who partici If Foe'go abopping In RockvUto > Offloeta for next year who will ~ ' and Holldari. Entered at the tional peril. the legislative probe TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1968 Anglers’ Special Citizens Group Criticizes d o se d Good Friday Navy Loses Hope for N^Suh^ JFK Word Awaited OLIP AND REDEEM OOUPON THERE'S MORE TO MEAT than meets the eye! Town Clerk Henry F. Butler ▲Ircraftera and. InsunuMM of \emon has announced an Salvagers Lo cate Oil Slick Acting Manager Appointment oompany wnployM will have a HONEST VALUE ... You f®*' "anglers’ special” in prepara long weekend, because' they Two important Mott prinriplee create and maintain tion for the opening of the firti- den’t work tomevrow, Ckiod Fri too EXTRA penny apent on Motfa “Tender/Trim” meet. We trim (OeEthined from Page One) Ing season April 20. The appointment of Police Chlef^ On Steel Price Hike “cuatomer confidence,” the measure of a superior "W e take issue with the state day. and trim again. Cut away all execaa bone and fat—• The Vernon town clerk will be James Reardon as acting general ment by Director David Barry Bchoola will be cloaed, aa will meat department. , Vila averhaiil and modernization, Hospital Notes at his office on Saturday from manager came under fire today that in many towns or cities the S& H STAMPS leave juat enough for good, nutrition, deliciona flavor. be all municipal bulVUnge, iOamUmmsi fra n Page One) J^ader — waa, viewed wWi "de«p kivolvlnf Inatallation of new 9 a.m. imtll noon, and on Fri from a civic group which seeks to mayor or town manager is also banka and lumber yarda. Town day, April 19, from 6 to 8 p.m., replace the coundl-manager gov concern." witk runhui *( *1 w tm UNFAILING QUALITY . . . Rigid quaHty atandarda There’s no waate. Every pound is real meat value— aqulpment, cuts aa much as yard Vllstlng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. chief of police. This is quite dif Ubrarles will be cloaed tomor fwr the AFLJ30 United 0teel- As In the bitter struggle of ex for all areas, e x c^ t maternity, for the sole purpose of Issuing ernment with a strong mayor type. ferent from a police Chief being to the laat juicy, tender forkful. wide had been made in the row, but open Saturday. Regu workers of America. actly one year ago, the country’s Qoepen Good April 11 thru April 18, IMM. One that govern our meat purchaairig, atorage facilitiea, where tlfey are 2 to 4 p.m., and^ fishing licenses, he said today. John Hannon, chairman of the town manager or mayor. We also lar poatal hours and deitveries Thresher’s hull. These hours will be in addi Citizens Committee for. Better An Influential Democratic legis balance of paymente defloit ii at to a Family. _ Adulta Only. cutting and packaging, take the gamble out of your 6:80 to 8 p.m., and private rooms, feel that if Jthe directors must del wU be observed by the poet of- the heart of the admlnietratlon's He said tests were made to find where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. tion to the regular office hours Government in Manchester, lev egate the power of the town man- lator, who would not be quoted by meat buying— guarantee you dependably freah meat, All of us at Molt’a extend our beat wiahea for the hap —Monday through Friday 9 flee. oppesiUon to a steel price boost Mato Lowt CKgoretteo, Beer out if there were any weaknesses Visitors are requested not to eled criticism at members of the hger to an acting official it should name, said he understood that the piest of Eaatcr holidays. and the indications were there smoke in patient’s toom. Np more a.m. to 5 p.m., and 6:30 to 8 board of directors who, Tuesday which would spread aoonen or la and Fair IVoded Itema Ex uniform excellence, every day of the year. be delegated to a man with a legal ter to autos and thousands at cluded From Offer. were none. than two visitors at one time per p.m. on Monday. night, named Reardon, bypassmg background rather than a law en continuing, informal talks In the MOTTS Industry’s "Human Relations other products. ' Anderson disclosed that the oil patient. Town Counsel Irving Aronson. forcement officer. We congratu 12th Circuit slick was sighted again this morn Aronson, a Democrat, received Committee" Were pointing to an Officials pointed out that Meel'a late the four members of the board loss of eitport marksU to lower- ing at 10:20 and this confirmed Patients Today: 256 support of three Republican di who feel the same way fuid whose G)iirt Ca^s upward pay adjustment. the position of the sub. rectors and of Theodore Powell, a The USW, he said he was ad priced foreign producers has been ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Obituary convictions were strong enough vised, might In return yield some a major contributor to the pay Anderson, asked if any occu Hazel Russell, 46 Florence St.; Democrat. Five other Democrats, when they voted on 'Tdesday, April pants of the sub might be alive, however, voted to appoint the po- 9.” MANGHBSTBR SKiSSlON ground on working rules and con- ments problem. Mrs. Rose Lanzano, 170 Bissell St.; ditiona in contract talks which can The trade balance in steel and said: Mrs. EJvelyn Stenhouse, 46 Maple lice chief. The Citizens Committee is work Clarence J. Burke, 23, of 229 "In my judgment, no.” Mrs. C2iarles E. Lozo Autumn St., this morning was be reopened after April 80 upon steel mill products shifted from a St.; Lyim Newberry, Tolland; Mrs. WAPPING — Mrs. Lucille Star- Hannon issued this statement ing for a system under which rep Asked how long the men in the today: fined $150 for operating a motor demand of USW President Da'vid 8^ million surplus In the mid Mary Wright, 18 Chambers St.; key Lozo, 46, of 185 Benedict Dr., resentatives m the town govern 1960s to no surplus In 1961, while sub might Ukve lived, the Navy's Wilson Phillips, Wethersfield; "The Citizens Committee feels ment would be elected from the vehicle while his Uesnsea la unaer J. McDonald. top admiral said a “ very, very died yesterday at St. FYancis Hos suspension. The off-the-record comment of U.S. steel prices climbed 16 per Howard Gold, ,59 Barry Rd.; Ar pital. She was the wife of Charles that once agadn the board of direc five voting districts, and not at a few other Democratic Congress cent relative to the major foreign short time,” perhaps a matter of thur Snow, Wapping; Katherine tors has ignored its obligation to large. The dispoelttlon followed a minutes. , E. Lozo. change of plea by Burke today be members suggested they would competitors. Yost, Coventry; Albert Peiser, Mrs. Lozo was born Dec. 26, 1916 the people of Manchester m ap In commenting on the appoint not oppose some reasonable wage Steelmen took the position that At least up to the time Anderson East Hartford; Mrs. Dorothea pointing a police chief as acting ment of Chief Reardon ye^erday. fore Judge Borislaua J. Monki- made his announcement the Navy in Aubum, Maine, a daughter of ewlcz. Burke, who waa- arreated.on increase for the steelworkers, who without more profit • they cannot Klein, 5 Fbxcroft Dr.; Mrs. Rob Earl and Maude Campbell Starkey. town manager. This is just anoth Mayor Fhuncis Mahoney said the bad been fighting against the long Feb. 22, originally plead not guilty accepted only modest "fringe” modernize; without, modernization ert McVey, 40 Pine Hill St.; Rich She had lived in Wapping for five er instance of incompetence of Democrats felt that the town est odds, compounded by foul ard Traute, Rockville; Ronald to the charge. Today be changed improvements last year instead of they cannot cut costs;, and with years. the board of directors which is of counsel already has a heavy work higher pay rates. out lower costs they cannot even weather and the depth of the Sloan, 10 Hemlock St,; Mrs. Kath his plea to nolo contendere. Besides her husband, Mrs. Lozo ten found in directors elected at load. Sen. Estes Kefauver, D-Tenn., compete with some foreign steels water, and hoping for a miracle leen Smith, 163 Woodland St.; large. The average director has a Critics of the appointment, - in Burke told the judge today that Ships were concentrated over Ernest Carvaro, Vernon; Juanita is survived by a son. Lawrence M. told reporters in Philadelphia the in the U.S. market. Lozo of East Hartford; four daugh brief knowledge of overall issues and out of town government, con the reason he was driving, al price tocrease would "harm the No other steel company had In the area with the latest search Mitchell, Glastonbury; Mark Mus- facing our town, but very little ac tend it is illogrlcal to appoint a law though his license was suspended, and rescue gear and more were ler, Hebron; Harry Libby, Rock ters, Mrs. Ernest Lescault of En whole economy” If It becomes dicated, up to Wednesday night, field, Mrs. Domenic Angeloni of tual knowledge of the problems in enforcement officer to the overall waa because "my friend was Intox general. Steel profits have - been whether it would or would not fol speeding to the point where the ville; Patricia Sullivan, Wapping; each of the five districts. administrative job. icated and he didn’t want to drive ^^esher cocked its bow planes Mrs. Else Tzimoulis, Bolton; Clif South Windsor, Mrs. Flalph Wood- substantial. If not satisfactory, he low Wheeling's lead. Several said in of New Milford and Mrs. David his car, and asked me to drive.” said. they were studying the question, Wednesday morning and went ford Mathewson, Wapping; Donald "You shouldn’t have done It," down for a deep dive test. Avery, 477 Center St. Spencer of Windsor, Vt.; her moth “ We’ve lost a large part of our and most agreed with W. E. Mul- er of Auburn, Maine; a brother, Judge Monkiewicz said, "and in foreign market in steel and a lessteln, vice president and gen But