The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey • Page 5

California Grape Strikers End 300-Mile Protest March shop tonight 'til Q) protest march from Delano toembarked on the march on Sacramento, failed in his ob jective of an Easter Sunday FIELD Sacramento, Calif. (AP) Grape strikers who wound up a 300-mile protest march on the steps of California's Capitol yesterday headed home today to plan a boycott of their biggest employer. meeting with Gov. Edmund G. Brown on the Capitol steps.

Eduardo Quevado, president of the Mexican-American Politi- jcal Association, said, "Brown's actions this day will be the basis upon which the state's two mil xMarch 17, St. Patrick's Day. The procession grew and diminished as supporters joined them for short distances then returned to their jobs. About 20 of the starters made it to Sacramento, a trek of 300 miles by map but closer to 400 via the winding rural roads and occasional main highway traveled. On the last few miles they were joined by thousands, including candidates for statewide office, several Democratic state assemblymen, one congressman, Protestant and Catholic churchmen, civil rights workers and SAVE $30 UN SILIEEF SETTS The marchers drew cheers from a crowd estimated by newsmen at 8,000 as they trudged up the broad west steps of the building shouting "Viva la huelga" (Long live the strike).

Grape workers have been striking vineyards in the San Joaquin Valley's Delano area since Sept. 8. They demand union recognition, improved housing and working conditions and more pay. They now receive $1.10 to $1.25 an hour plus 10 cents a box of grapes. They seek $1.40 an hour and 25 cents a box.

lion persons of Spanish descent will approve or reject Gov. Brown, who has in past elections enjoyed (their) overwhelming support." Could Affect Vote Brown, a Democrat, is campaigning for a third term and could face a tough primary fight, and an even rougher general election battle. About 60 grape workers, almost all Mexican-Americans, general sympathizers. repeat sellout! ortho-correct mattress and hoxspring set THE COURIER-NEWS Plainfield, N. J.

Monday, April 11, 1966 4 regularly 79.90 Enjoy luxurious comfort and back support with Resfonlc's hundreds of coils for extra firmness. Lace tufted, 8 oz. woven stripe ticking, pre-built non-sag border. 10 year guarantee! Six widths: twin, full size. Schenley Yields Schenley Industries, second largest employer in the Delano district of the fertile valley south of Sacramento, has recognized the pickers' newly formed independent union, the National Farm Workers Association (NFWA), and agreed to bargain with it after the union launched a boycott of its liquor outlets.

The largest employer, Di Giorgio which produces Fine Foods, has offered to hold an election among cur rent workers to determine if they want a union. Cesar Chavez, NFWA founder, has rejected the proposal, saying it would leave the decision to strikebreakers. Chavez, who led the 25-day save! Vita Posture top quilted mattress and hoxspring set regularly 99.90 Imagine! You get support and restful comfort at this special low price! Diamond quilted surface top and bottom. 252 coils, air vents for interior freshness, jumbo cord welting. 15 year guarantee! Six widths: twin, full.

SLEEP SHOP, GOERKE'S LOWER LEVEL and Elizabeth FREE DELIVERY deluerv range, Jy iP WJ including some A.J. shore areas. gg' fM. 1 onnotti5nsiii More Going Out Than Coming In Trenton (AP) New Jerseyans paid $1.87 for every $1 the state got back in federal grants-in-aid last year, the N. J.

Taxpayers Association estimated yesterday. The association said the state was awarded $225,300,000 under a $10.7 billion national distribution of federal grants-in-aid. The tax burden in the state for the cost of the program was estimated by the association at $421,100,000. INCOME TAX PAYMENTS are just around the corner and it's time for Spring clothes and finery, too! Phone Beneficial for the cash you want now. You pick the terms you pick the payments at Beneficial, where you get that BIG O.K.

for cash fast! Call up and see! BENEFICIAL FINANCE SYSTEM 1600 OFFICES COAST-TO-COAST Loans $25 to $500 Up to 24 months to repay PLAINFIELD Beneficial Finance Co. of Plainfield 9 Watchung Ave. (Cor. Front St.) 6-2780 METUCHEN Beneficial Finance Co. of North Jersey 447 Main Street LI 8-3575 SOMERVILLE Beneficial Finance Co.

of New Jersey 134 W. Main St. (Cor. Davenport St.) RA 5-6800 License Nos. 671, 815, 841 sale! 27x45" lioii-skicl sculiturccl scatter rus 1 2 1.

regularly 7.00 each WSL viva, -MS-i 1 Beautiful, richly carved rugs of rayon viscose, with knotted fringe on both ends! Machine washable, with waffle-pattern, skid-resistant back. Pink, blue, red, yellow, grey, white, gold, aqua, bristol blue, green. GOERKE'S LOWER LEVEL and Elizabeth SHOP-AT-HOME ii Tell them Til he out soon as I finish playing my WURLITZEB Sure baseball's fun (even for girls!) but learning to play her Wurlitzer piano is just as much fun and the future rewards are far greater. Bring your child to one of Griffith's 4 showrooms soon and together look at the fine variety of VVurlitzers on display. Or send coupon for interesting literature about the Wurlitzer.

There's no obligation, either way. 1 Mm VXJOJL J1 JTl'X'Xl GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY 627 PARK AVENUE PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY PL 7-3800 Open Mon. to Frr. until 9, Sat until 5:30 M0RRIST0WN SJROT JE 9-6505 Open Mon. to Fri.

until 9, Sat. until 5:30 SScL cV5LnnEcTKDArMCK R0AD C0 1 3800 Open Mon. to Fri. until 9, Sat until 5:30 NEWARK 605 BROAD STREET MA 3-5880 Open Moiu, Frl until 9, other nights until 5:30 P.M. special! custom slipcover your furniture for spring sofa and SMS) sofa arid two chairs one chair 9.

I special! fiherglas clotted tier curtains in 6 colors regularly 3.59 white pink beige yellow aqua green Add a dash of dots to your windows! Super-wide fiberglas tiers are hand washable, drip-dry in 7 minutes, never need ironing! Won't stretch, shrink or fade. 36" lengths. 45" length, reg. 4.79 4.00; valance 2.00 CURTAINS, GOERKE'S LOWER LEVEL and Elizabeth COMPANY 605 BROAD STREET NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 07102 0 Bring spring into your home with stunning new fashion fabrics. We cut, pin-fit, tailor to perfection; over-lock seams, place finished covers on your sofas and chairs.

GRIFFITH PIANO Please send me free literature on Wurlitzer pianos. NAME. ADDRESS. I I 0 0 SHOP AT HOME dial 756-5900, ext. 4 Representative will come with samples.

No obligation. CITY OR TOWN- CODE. DC Goerkejs daily store hours 9:45 to 5:30 open Monday, Thursday, Friday 'til 9. Phone orders: 756-5900..