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;. v :a V . A \ -A A ■'N \ TUESDAY, % \ > : \ > \ ■■■ PAGE EIGHTEEN iiattrljM tfr Etiftiing ®pralii ■ V. . Average Daily Net Frees Ron Ladle. Bridge Group 1 of the sponsible and ■permanent citi­ The Mothers Club of John For The Week Faded The Weather Mather Chapter, Order of De- Manchester' Newcomers d u b of zen concern with'thelr homes. About Town January 14, 1970 Cloudy, warmer thia after­ molay, will meet tomorrow at the YWCA ■will meet tomorrow Housing Objectives 10. To establish an over-all noon, high In the 40a. tittlo Hm VFW and iU ewdUary 7:80 p.m. at the home of Mrs. at 8 p.m. at the honie of Mrs. authority to coordlnaito land use, Pul your OIL wtU aponaor a bingo tomorrow rehabilitation, and multi-family chatooe of rain. Snow toegliSdBg R o c C O FtancoHne, 616 Spring St. Frank Livingston, 317 Ralph the Newington Veterans dwelling maintenance standards 15,890 after midnight, mhnd nHtti or dianged to rain. Low upper 90s. Hospital. ‘Ihose planning' to at­ Manchester Little League Adopted by C-DAP among concerned government tend wtU meet at the VFW Post Blanche$ter—^A City o f VUlage Chariti Ladies Auxiliary will meet to- Manchester Emblem Club agencies, private profit and non­ Home at 6:30 p.m. will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 p.rri. Members of the C-DAP Agency last night adopted profit owners and operators, moiTow at 8 p.m. at the West goals and a 10-point list of housing objectives for Man­ VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 154 Side Rec. The meeting Is open at the Elks Home. William Ly- with guidance nnd support of CnilRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONSl MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 Boy Scout Troop 08 of Buck- (OkoMlfled Advertlolng on Puge 8S) PRICE TEN CENTB aU members ard women in­ don of the Oak Hill School for chester’s proposed Community Development Action state and regional authorities; ley School has a few openings hands terested In the Littie League. the Blind will speak at 8:30. Ulan and added an 11th new objective. nnd to provide the means of for boys ii years old or who Before completing action on ------— , keeping the public Informed and win ibe U by June 80. Those ^ Manchester High School Class Gilbert and Sullivan Work­ the proposals drawn by the task read, "To establish a plan- concerned with over-all nefeds, whMng more information may of 1935 Reun'on committee shop will rehearse its produc­ force on housing, the agency ngj urban development zoning plans, ocoompUahments, and oontajct CSiaiies RiemliUs,' 71 tion of "lolenthe” tonight at 7 members spent more than four regulation ( -acre>minimum.)” limitations. Barry Bd. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at 60 the home of Mrs. Elsie Klein at the Manchester High School hours agonizing over the word- xhe remaining 10 objectives, 7 ^ adoption of the housing Cong Attacks Sweeney, 90 Bald'wln Rd. In­ audUorlum. Ing apd implications, passed as adopted, were as follows; goals and, objectl'ves leaves the Teamsters Hie Five Podht Club of Tem­ vitations will be prepared for several substantially os sub- i. lyj encourage private or- C-DAP Agency with five of the ple Ghapter, OES, 'will meet to­ the reunion, which will be held Lakota Council, Degree of mitted, and amended and re- ganizatlons to Invest their 12 planning areas under study morrow at 7:30 p.m., at the June 6 at the Manchester Coun­ Pocahontas, will meet tomor­ wrote others. managerial abIliUes and take yet to consider: Recreation, home of Mrs. Walter Person, try Club. row at 7:30 p.m., at Odd Fel­ public sOifety, public utUties, so­ 187 Madison St., Blast Hartford. The list on housing had been responsibility tor development lows Hall. There wlU ba a social tackled at an earlier meeting and maintenance of needed cial services, and transporta- At Highpoint Stage Striker Mra Janice Hodge and Mrs. De Manchester Grange will meet Ume ■with refreshments after tton. We'll give your burner the full treat­ Lola HtU are in charge of re­ but was tabled tor further dis- housing tor moderate income tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Its new the meeting. cussion. Last night, George households (l.e. MISAC.) The agency is slated to gl've ment . . . to make sure that it is func­ freshments. SAIGON (AP) — 7716 North era. There have been at least home at 206 Oloott St., the form- Katz, chairman of the housing 2. To encourage employers a progress report at the April tioning properly . . . to give you WASHINGTON (AP)—^Thousands of driven tr Bunco School. Members are .Delta Chapter, RAM, will task force which drew up the who need, and unions who rep- 7 meeting of the Board of Di­ carefree, economical heating comfort. Vietnomeee and Viet Cong half a dozen regional highpotnts walked out in spreadins: Teamsters strikes over dead> reminded to bring articles for have a business meeting tomor­ objectlves, was present to ex- resent, unskilled labor to assist rectors, then to submit the fin­ Day or night, routine or emergency, Munched lliedr toeavieet coordi­ In the interim. locked talks today after their nationaV^contract en>ir> row at 7:30 p.m., at the Mason­ ished package of proposals to nated atbacks acroas South Viet­ "We think they’d try to sus­ an auction table. Refreshments plain the proposals as sub- and cooperate in providing we'll take full responsibility for the ed, and the Nixon administration plisaded with' tnem wiU be served after the meet­ ic Temple. After the meeting, mitted. ' suitable low and moderate In- the directors at a special meet­ nam in seven months Tuesday tain it for a week, 'but they’ll be operation of your burner. And we able to keep tt up only three to handle essential cargoes. ^ ing. theire will be a socdal hour with ing around mid-April. night, hitting more than KX) "It's spreading like wildfire,” ------refreshments. The session at times was ex- housing, The agency will continue its make prompt delivery of famous days,” said one American offi­ tremely confused, ns Katz and 3- encour^e local p v e m - bases and towns and inflicting said Teamsters Business Agent Diisabled American Veterans Atlantic heating oil. cer. "Experience has shown us the six agency members attend- through to housing work sessions at the Municipal ttve heaviest allied casualties Ctiorles Moore in Cleveland, one Auxiliary will meet tomorrow Registrations are still being ATUMTIC Ing offered varying opinions and authority nrvore fully to a^mne Building tonig^ at 8. For full details of our complete burner since last August. of half a dozen or more major at 7 :30 p.m. at the VFW Home. taken for the introduction to (See Page Ten) solutions to the wording of the resp^sib llty to provide low service, call or write Reports were sUU incomplete, cities hit by strikes in the dis­ Air Traffic Mrs. Walter Von Hone is in public health nursing course be- topics - which incoVrated but the BlUed commanda and pute In-votving a total of 426,(XX) charge of refreshments. gimiing Thursday from 7 to 10 HALL FOR RENT other souFcba in Saigon said drivers across the country. p.- expect it will get worae be- • OPEN WED., THIIBS., FlU. till » • ly, but two Thai civilians were Aiken, senior GOP member of &yAng, and the plane’s hijackers humanitarian treatment if the westtirn Japanese city of Fukuo- coming" ceremony ■was ar- ^re industry In retaliation to snow" an ATA substantial revisions of the injured. strin g ^ z ^ repilatiom. statements, which had both the Senate and its Foreign demanded to be flown north at plane came to our side.’’ But it ka, and let 23 pessengera off. ranged. scattered strikes. mxikesman said. ’ NOW were Intended to make multi- The, Phantom was escorting a Relations Committee, called daybreak Thursday. added: "Our side cannot as- The pUot then tried to fly to As the plane landed, one An industry source, asked if a Some Improvements were not- t JUMBO GARMENT BAGS S OPBJN 7 DAYS A WEEK read as follows: reconnaissance plane and was In a radiotelephone cenversa- reme responslbililty for a poesl- North Korea but reportedly was South Korean major and two decision on a lockout this time Eastern Airlines resum- fhmily dwellings permissible in (6. To develop specific zoning Mansfield’s statement "the sort the 11th American warplane re­ tion with a Japanese official a accident on the plane Itself." driven away at the border by sdrUne employes rushed’ toward has b®en made, said; "not yet.” shuttle flights between E Travel and Storage Bags, Blanket Bags # MANCHESTER PET regulations with standards of of speech that can be very help­ ing ‘out of the poUtiicai arena' ported lost in action over North ful to the President of the Unit­ spokesman tor the 15-odd Japa- The Japanese Red Cross re- North Korean antlairoraft fire Strike action was scattered washli^rton. New York end Boa- 2 and Quilted Shoe Bags. From T # W J CENTER density and design tor interior b y d ^ away with the s j ^ ^ ^ ^ o r living space by You Can, Now Have Vietnam since the halt In U.S. ed States and to the secretary of nese radical .-5tud:nts who seized ported In Tokyo that It had ca> and fighter planes. He then flew officer shouted over a with local union oftlc’als esU- gyj. gybjgct 3q' 906 Main 8L—649-4273 e « j e | ^ regiriotl^ und^ approval of multi-unit bombing there 17 months ago. state." the plane Tuesday demanded bled the North Korean Red southwatx), and (he Seoid olr- portable loudspeaker: ‘"nils is motlrg some 10,OCX) on strike at y, ^ minute delays, that the plane d ep i^ for Pyon- Cross asking for aH possible port was quickly disguised In an Pyongyang! We wlKrieheartedly St. Louis, about 3,000 in St. alrtlnes in PhUadelpbla Mon.-Sat. 9:00-6:00 which apartment construction is ^e granted with On Tuesday, the U.S. Command Aiken added: "In 1967 I gyang at a.m .local time—i help in graining the early release attempt to make the hijackere welcome you." Paul, M ^ ., inore th ^ 2 ^ in business was better today Thurs. tiU 9:00 currently granted due regard for property owners reported that a U.S. Navy Phan­ warned President Johnson he 6 If apartments were allowed in NYLON STRETCH p.m .EST today. of all aboard the plane shoidd Qtlnk it was Pyongyang. hyoqkera In the develand and about 1,000 at Tuesday. Sunday 12H10 to 6K)0 tom shot down a North Viet­ could not be re-elected in 1968 if every zone on slltea identiffled by acteristlcs of the neighborhood, namese MIG21 Saturday during he did not wind down the war. In the pest the students have the aircraft fly to North Korea. Signs identifying the airport ... New York, the FAA oold wad. only! enrirt stock the town as suitable. Oris Should g .j-o develop a similar regu- only pr. another re^tsmaissance missdoin Now Sen. Mansfield is giving demanded ^ t tJ» plane’s 100 xhe ailrliner was commandeer- were taken down and the con- ^ ra walked out Induded Kansas controllers at iU IsHp prevent concentrations of apart- jatien for reridetitSal multl- HOSIERY 39c over the North. the same warning to President crew members and passengers ed Tuesday morning by about 16 trol tower said over the radio * ® San F r a ^ ^ a n d X ^ *“ 1970 flowar vcgatobla scads —among them two Americans Ameri'cans on the ground.^Howground. How City, San Francisco ^|Bna and Oak- 3 a.m. shift, one less ments in any given area. Katz in proodmlty to A communique from U.S. Nixon. But I do not think Presi­ FOR —make the trip to North Korea can Americans be in Pyon- Imxl, Calif., dncinnatl and Oo- s a id . downtown areas, which eStnlb- headquarters reported 114 rock­ dent Nixon is going to fall Into than on Tuesday’s corraspond- with' them. The North Korean g y a t ^ i " lumbus, Ohio; Indianapolis, ing Mdft. TMrty-two of 60 ware Several a ^ c y " l e m ^ , standards aippropriaJto to et and mortar attacks Tuesday the same trap.” announcement said the passen­ He also asked the officer to I™*-. “ *d Des Moines, Iowa, out in Kansas GKy, eight leas however, felt that by identifydng ^ M e r l y , sSngle PANTY HOSE 79c iright, 39 of them against Ameri­ C o o p e r, also a Foreign Rela­ C osm etics gers and crew would be sent Missing Photo Played Role bring North Korean Premier Negotiations were deadlocked (ban Tuesday. But in Chicago ^jeclflc apartment site areas, persons, and ymmg married tions Committee member, said and with .'the Industry and the Team- can air bases, divisional and back to Japan immediately. Kim Il-sungs portraits ___ the number ____ calling in oick in- the town would be contributing coupiea, and wirich restricts brigade headquarters. A spokes­ he hopes Mansfield’s advice IT S . to a Jump in the Hand values. high-rise oonstniotion to the South Korean officbals today North Korean flags to the plane f creased by five with only 66 of WHEN YOU PURCHASE man said 44 of the 114 attacks "will be followed. I have every In Failure of Airport Ruse as evidence. ^ three-year wage agreement, j controllers worldns And so it went over several downtown area. expectation that it will be.” reiterated their demand that the more hours as afoncy members _ . , caused casualties or damage. The officer repUed that the HT**^*^ oitored 90 Baggs undariMcra- 8 GALLONS OF GASOLINE Meanwhile, Secretary of State students allow the passengers of By 8EUG S. HARRISON 116 capOvea prompUy pointed airport was a military base and “ ’O Teamsters demanded ^ Liggetfs questioned. r o p h i ^ and South Vietnamese officials the Japan Air Lines Boeing 727 said 11 attacks were made In or William P. Rogers advised the The Washington 'Post out — 'where were those bigger- "ot have Kim's portrait but Most truck drivers n o w ------,------’ ------Adopted the vartous hoiBlng olv FROM OUR SERVICE STATION committee he would prefer his get off before It flew northward. average $4 an hour. news conference he expoote JedUves and ended with a styn- “ by the housing near provincial capitals and TOKYO — The most improb- than-llfe irfiotos of Kim n Sung? would bring it soon. At The PiariaUk testimony Thursday be behind The hostages, after more than some day-to-day lnq;>rovemant, thesis of agency and task force toroe. __ major cities. Initial reports said It took some time for the Elarly indications had pointed closed doors, rather than in pub­ 30 hoiua inside the Boeing 727 Able moment of all In the saga while loudspeakers , , __ boomed but predicted some controUers MANCHESTER -o 7. To provide a program for seven Vietnamese ci'vllians to efforts by some Teamsters of­ woiUd remain on steike for some lic as hod been planned. The re­ Jet, were reported in generally of the hijacked Japan Airlines simulated Oommuniat pro- Koreans to locate the por- To the 10 task toroe objec- rigid e»ritor(^« i t ^ were killed and 23 wounded. fair condition. The pitot report- Boeing 727 jet came Tuesday traits and flags. By then the hi ficials to head off work stop­ time unless told specifleaUy oth­ quest was granted. pages, but some local union offi­ tlves, the agency added an 11th ^ ^ 'Hie last countrywide high­ ^ r o m n e r o s u fle r S T fr ^ when South korea tried to put ^^e stu- jackers appeared too skeptical erwise by their leaders. State Department spokesmen ^ ^ m e suflering from ex- elaborate Dolltteal m a s - ^ comradely reception, cers said they did riot consider Of Its «wn, suggested by John point of enemy activity was to be fooled. Beggs and Secretary of Trans­ sidestepped a question on why, the walkouts wildcat strikes I Harkins, assistant town mana- Sept. 4-8, when the Viet Cong o ? ^ l N^rth Korean Querade and make the Seoul____ “« ^ ‘=‘’ ed After the masquerade failed, portation w...... John A. Volpe met but Aiken said the switch was ' ger and C-DAP coardinator. * v ld ^ h o m e s and multinfam- FREE! FREE! FREE! and North Vietnamese shelled r»ws agency KCNA said In a airport look like the North IrA^flcally for the scarcest com- Japanese and Sduth Korean offl- *he drivers no lotrger have with leaders of the ftve made because of “ a very setisl- 4 0 0 M A IN STREET ■ MANCHESTER, C O N N Because C-DAP planning is ‘‘y 81 bases and towns, killing sbe brief broadcast from Pyon- Korean capital of Pyongyang, modlty In their tlghUy policed cials went to the control tower contract. air controUers unions not In­ tlve situation” in Cambodia and tor a 20-30-year period, there are f ^ o r a t l n g Americans and wounding 75 oth- capital. Possession of even the and by radio tried to persuadeIn Cleveland, Moore said 2,000v o lv e in the slowdawn by tlM HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES Laos. gyang that the United Nations It was easy enough to take should be an objective relating ^ ^ b l i g t A ^ areas of moat modest photo of Kim II the hijackers to let the passen- to 3,000 of the union’s 8,000 Professional Air Traffic Oontrol- PUIM B^O UT The session with Rogers is de­ to the completely planned com- town. IT .... -i.i ~ . . 1 .j V j ' I .1. 1 Sat'S! i® enough to get you Im- gers off before continuing to members were believed off lera Organization (PATOO). signed to cover a broad range of ^ this m o i ^ g In an rt- Bilans and bedeck the airstrip ^ ^ l y executed lymigyang. work. "We’ro trying to get it muirity area — wirich would in- ret aside in undeveloped Meanwhila’, a federal judge Anyone who sees sorrow daily tends STOP foreign policy subjects, but with empt to solve the deadlock te- with red flags welcoi^ng ^ anU-Commu- Kanayama, Japan’s stopped, but I tW ^^lt may be corporate a "m ix” of residen- areas appropriate sites for agreed to postpone until Ttnm- emphasis on Southeast Asia. either to become insensitive to it or to tiai, commercial and industrial noighbodhood service stores and Tourists Held « nlst law aimed at North Korean ambassador to SouU^ K ^ , cut ^control now." day a scheduled hearing for at­ W fS Rogers last testified publicly be- South Koreans. army.” But one thing was miss- subversives. talked to the group three times. A St. Louis trucker said the develop a permanent sense of despair. The uses, Harkins malntaiited. dusters of m'ultl-famlly dwell- The Oommimist broadcast ing, as the 16 hijackers en- torney F. Lee Bailey, PATOO's The totally planned commu- toga so that land use may toe foia the committee In July 1969. industry "Is shut down from St. 25,000 promised that the “ safety of the trenched in the plane with their (See Page Twenty) (See Page Seventeen) executive director, to aiwver funeral director must avoid these tenden­ 16 nity concept has proved sue- more economical and equitable, By Bandits Sen. George S. McGovern, Louts to Kansas City." contempt chazgea after PATOO cies. He must keep a hopeful outlook cessful in Elurope, particularly and overcrowded areas bal- meanwhile, called "exceedingly One teamster local offi'clal at oontrollera called in sick deaplte St. Louis called it a “ stoppage" which will make a positive contribution to In the "new towns" of Engtond anted. risky” the Nixon administra­ federal court injunctions. and to Sweden and Finland, he 9. To encourage Joint owner- In France tion’s combination of Vietnam rather than a strike, and said no The requeot for the delay wiu the outlook of bereaved families. pointed out. atrip type mutU-unit construc- troop withdrawals with a "polit­ pickets were being posted by his made by attorneys for BaUay local. As adopted, the C-DAP objec- tton to order to develop re- VILLiEGRANCHE - SURMER. ical mission of prop>ping up the and two other PATOO offlciaia. In Indianapolis Local 135 GREEN Prance (AP) — Four gunmen Thieu-Ky regime and pacifying Court’s Rule on Chaos Bailey, at a news conterence wearing red sweaters, their lead­ the Vietnamese countryside.” President Loran W. Robbl'na I nUem bel I CONCENTRAT8D LIQUID . ,. . .. . Tuesday, urged the oontroUera J *4t 4VI M D er a mental hospital escapee, The South Dakota Democrat, told m e m ^ they w ^ d y, ^ g-.i SOi •« THionotR fV' 10011> ■ ' DRAIN OPENER . CLEANER OFTHt seized tour tourists as hostages a persistent war critic, said be required to work If they de- tuaUy were 111. However, he ex- GOUlin STAMPS today and shot one in a day-long Gen. William C. Westmoreland, • RATS HAIR O f t C Seen Soothing Edgy Judges ^ toat hla "rtarl- RUU siege at a Rivera hotel. contract In effect.’ • EATS PAT the Army chief of staff, and oth­ fying statement” might be tak­ The gunmen hurled a gre­ er military leaders reportedly About 600 of 2,100 Teamsters SORTH SIDE FOR EXPERT WASHINGTON (AP) — The en as an effort to avoid the con­ out him and the defendant was Given Away Every Week nade, fired a burst at a police­ calling for delay in withdrawals orderly progress thwarted and In the Dayton area weint on ENTRANCE MANCHESTER WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALAI$ONG Supreme Court’s response to the convicted and sentenced to to tempt proceedings. men and shot down an elderly "may be right/’ 10 obstructed by defendants strike at midnight, saying "no (X)MPLETE BRAKE SERVICE tumult and ahouting In the na­ 30 years in prison. "I do not advocated a sick­ ^AROWARE & SUPPLY West German tourist, Mrs. "There is a better alternative brought before them charged: out,’’ Bailey said. "It is an in- RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE 1st PR!ZE—12,000 STAMPS Hons Tlsche, with a volley of tion’s courtrooms is that, above Last July, the U.S. Court of with crimes." (See Page Seventeen) all, there must be order. ^ 877 Main St., Mnnoheater SEE machine-gun bullets. The wom­ (See Page Ten) Appeals in Chicago invalidated The only notice Black took of (8m Page Ten) M PRIZE— 8,000 STAMPS an, wounded when she tried to The virtually unanimous ap­ the conviction, saying Allen’s Pbone Ma-44as the fact Judges sometimes pro­ flee, was in serious condition in proval Tuesday of the removal constitutional right to face his voke the outbursts by short-end­ 3rd PRIZE— 5.000 STAMPS of a madcap Chicago defendant CLARKE MOTOR SALES a h o^ tal. accusers had been violated. If ing defendants on their rights "Give us a car in front of the should gratify and encourage necessary, the appeals court was the observation that "being RT. 6 and 85, BOLTON—643-9521 trial Judges whose nerves are door and don’t foUaw us," the Senator’s Kin said. Judge Nlemeyer rtuuld manned by humans, the courts .ifrtStSaf'.M s s men in Room 100 of the luxu­ fraved quickly. have bound and gagged Allen. are not perfect and are bound to I Read Herald Ads ^ u m e r e must collect their stamps by 9 p.m. the following Saturday rious Verseitles Hotel told the Strangely, except for Justice TUs suggestion later was make some errors." poUoe at mldafternoon. "Let us William J. Brennan Jr., who used by Judge Jtilius J. Hoff­ have the Ume to make 100 kilo­ Found Dead Brennan’s concurring opinion Bhrawing Every Monday. spoke only for himself, no Jud­ man In Chicago to bind and gag •••i*...... QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 ...... meters” —about 60 miles—" in sought to soothe Mbenals’ sensi­ icial notice was taken of modern Bobby G. Seale, one of eight the direction of Italy and we'll means of maintaining both de­ bilities by counselii^ that the Of Gunshots radicals charged with inciting SPRING TIRE SALE let the hostages go." corum «ind the defendant’s right guarantees of Uberty, Justice WE riots at the 1968 Democratic "Before Losses Happen Insure W ifb L<^ppen!" But the demand was turned to face his accusers. and equaUty "cannol endure (f down by Rene Mathieu, Uie po- ENID, Okla. (AP) — The bod- convention. we allow our precious heritage See chlrt. He also said no to an k8 of the parents of Mrs. Birch And but for a single, vague The net result of the Supreme of ordered liberty to be ripped NEW LEE offer by the bandUs to free the Bayh. wife of Indiana’s Demo­ sentence In Justice Hugo L. Court’s ruling is that all the apart amid the sound and fury DOUBLE hostages if Mathieu would ride cratic senator, were found today Black’s opinion for the majori­ Judges e'vldently did the right of our time." In their home In this north-cen­ Halfway House XL-200 away- wUh them in a ou'. ty, only Justice William O. thing. SignitlcaiAly, though, even Under the bondlta’ guns were tral Ojdahoma town, police re­ Douglas recognized that a trial If a defendant ignores (he J iV g r e e n s t a m k ported; Elach had been shot once Brennan, a recognized liberal, We’d all agree that it would be impossible w n a Mrs. Tische's husband, 73, and Judge may be wrong and the de­ Judge’s admoflftion that he ooupled liberty with order. to live in half a house. And yet almost 50 Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Despog- in the head. fendant may be shouting to as­ Enid police detective Ron ahould behave and makes fur­ ( ^ y Douglaa, in a separate of the homeowners in the U. S. don’t have NYLON CORD WITH A ll FILLUPS non, 67 and 68, of Paris. sert his constitutional rights. ther proceedings impoasible, he oplidon, stressed that "prob- enough insurance on their homes to cover Mrs. Despagnon was released Duncan said the bodies of Mr. William Allen, who is now sit­ and Mrs. Delbert Hem were can be forcibly removed. If the lema o< poUUoal indiotmenta . by the bandits later in the day, ting in a.' New Orleans Jail replacement cost. If you’re not sure about found in their home after an Judge decides the best way to and of political Judgment raise your own home, call lus. iE fTTER^ TH AN leaving the two husbands as awaiting trial for robbery, was profound questions going to the hostages. apartment tenant stopped by to deal with a rebellious defendant .pay his rent. a most unruly defendant in Cook is to bind and gag him—that’s heart of the social compact." FIRST U N I The siege began a 6 a.m. County criminal court 14 years when police, called to the hotel Duncan said he and detEctive all right, too. Douglas recounted the story May We Quote Rates and Assiat You As We Have So Many Others? ago. The Judge, Grover Niemey- by en^oyees who ixiUced a Gerald'David found the body of And of course. Black’s deci­ of William Penn, the genUe 7.76x14 Blackwall er, was a very patient man. weapon in the baggage of four Hem sttliTg in a reclining chair. sion noted, trial Judges may use Quaker, who was tried In Lon­ 7.76x15 Blackwall male guests, began to make His wife’s body was found lying Allen, whose defense to a $200 their old standby conten^it pow­ don in 1670 for causing a riot door4o-door checks. A burst of on the dining room floor. tavern holdup was insanity. In­ ers to cite a stubbornly defiant when all he did was to preach John H. Lappen, Inc. NO n U D E SALE 1 WEEK GORMAN BROTHERS pMol fire answered the police Duncan said both had been terrupted the examination of defendant and throw him in Jail. a sermon on Grace Church oearch. shot once above the ear. A prospective Jurors, tore up Ida The heart of Black’s opinion, Street. 770 MAIN STREET weapon was found in Hem’s fUe, ignored the Judge’s warn­ When Penn'persisted in ques­ M A N C H E S im The gunmen tried to leave the in which technically all jusUcea Insurers and Realtors CHAMBERLAIN'S ATLANTIC tntei by atidlng down knotted hand, Duncan said. He said two ings that he should behave and except Douglas Joined, is this tioning the legality of his Indict­ 164 East Center S t, Manchester • 649-6261 u s EAST OENTEB ST. MANCHBSTBB, CONN. THE BRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STREET bed sheets but gave up, and spent shell casings were found finally told Nlemeysr; "When I observation: ment he was Jailed by the panel crawled along a balcony that nearby. go out for lunchtime, you’re of Judges who tried him tor S4S-27M "It would degrade our country ^ v e le r s , many of whom were delayed in th itr *4strthBled by Mercury Ou Co. led to, other rooms. One of the The bodies were discovered going to be a corpse." ' and our Judicial system to per­ "contemptuous conduct." shortly after 7 a.m. when Ker- journeys by the Blaster weekend slowdown :ll ii iijiii " 'i' , '|i'i 'iiiij:! ijlj; liiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii gunmen clutched a valise be- Hie Judge ordered Allen re­ mit our courts to be bullied/ in­ Observing that the Judges in air transportation, gather in one of the terminals at (8m Page Ten) moved, the trial proceeded with­ sulted and humiliated and their (See Psge Twenty) (Sm Page Fourteen) O’Hare Airport in Chicago, 111. (AP Photote) ' ■( \ ,\ A

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, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 -'-A \ PAGE TRREEI P A O l T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970. Motions for Dismissal Proxmire: Strip Power Lauren Bacall in ^Applause’ IWaUIEIMnNQB Sheinwold on Bridge FORmilENIBANO Of Purse from Pentagon ydunqfcople DUMMY STAYS CALM NORTH Denied for Panthers Gets Critics’ Rave Notices IIM .WM.M t# M* nMifi It •» Mm* ONE DAY OF YEAR NHSW h a v e n , Oonn. (A/P) — Ibis grand Jury was a body duly By LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON Ing to Its specUtcaUons and (Hd fMNi. ttattiet tn.iMM)i t# A K 5 4 ' Associated Press Writer not exceed (tie esUmalsd ooat," By WILXJAM ‘OLOVBR minx with quiet eloquetKW. Len ■** ewiwK ieMfi**i* iMk CWWWI By ALFRED SHEINWOLI) A 6 3 Superior Court Judge HaroW M. representative of the county," AP Dram. Critlo Caiiou, a. Misa Bacall’s amour; 0 A Q J 103 Mulvey denied tour more de- ^ WASHMOTON lAP, - ^ EATOWI NEW YORK (AP) — "Ap- Brandon Ma«rgart, Robert Man-, Today's hand was ]4clyed at . One of the defense attorneys, 41 87 plause,” a musical to cheer tor dan and Lee Roy Reams, as I Mi. UiS AM im O fense attempts on Tueaday to p,y„n, ^ad atguod that SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD ^Mural Audimit a bridge club In a large Ameri­ EAST exceptional and exciting accom- playwright, producer and make~ WEST Pentagon of lying to Justify the otack heads together, can city. Dummy watched the 4 109 8 6 have chargee of m urder and the 14th Amendment to th e U.B. osnosl a pUshment, lit up the Broadway up-man, avoid oarlcature that ♦ 7 kidnaping qgainst five Wack Constitution requires a Jury cost of multlMlUon dollar weap­ lew contracts, deny promotton AU Atll ABMimO (? Q J 8 C? 107 5 2 "WHERE QUALITY ALWAYS Moaon Monday night in pre- could easily harm, play with an unconcerned nnlle to mi'lltary managers and out sn Pwintil Guldawi Su n o M O 7 6 2 0 K984 Panther Party members dls- “free from any systematic ex- on* syateme, has urged the pow­ m iere a t the Palace Theater. . Field, lllce. Aghayan in his GP on his face end congratulated agency’s budget,” Proounln EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" K Q J 1064 ♦ 9 mlssed—Including a claim that elusion of any group living with- er of the purse be stripped from Lauren Bacall gives one of first Broadway assignment, has hi. partner on winning 10 tho grand Jury which Indicted in the county.” sold. “Then we wtU g at change her finest, most fiery perform- provided three blockbuster pro- SOUTH the generals. tricks. And all of this could them wasn’t representoitlve. Flynn maintained (he exclu­ and action.” OUR BEST. CENTER CUT ances, with a lot of superior tal- duction numbers for the dancing RESTRICnO 4 AQJ32 The Wisconsin Democrat said I Undtr ir nquirai tcconatnyitl happen only on the day that 9 K94 The Panther Party members sion did exist, but that it wasn’t Over the past year Proxinlre, ents amund vying for attention ensemble, with a title tune lay- Pwtnt or Adult Guwdlon falls between Maix^ Si, and are among nine .remaining de­ he wants on indepcindent civil­ co-chairman of the Joint in the unusually Miong story. out that explosively tells why .3;^ 0 5 deliberate on the part of the ian agency to take charge of the April 3. 4, AS32 188.8 i» - 7 t fendants charged tn (tie death elected officials involved. congressional Eoonomlo Com­ To complete the pKme cred- show business is like nothing South dealer. procurement of military equip­ mittee, held hearings dlaclaalng its, also note the brilliant cos- else. West North Eart *9Baimt^Ofuig of Alex Rackley, a Black Pan­ Mulvey also dlsmlesed claims ment under theee marching or­ NO ME UNOiR ir AONtmO North-South vulneraMa ther member poUce say was the Air Fforce’s C-B tnanaport, turning of Ray Aghayan; the The Strouse-Adams score con- (A(i IMIt mty Mry 2 ♦ 2 0 Pass that the defendants’ constitu­ ders: End waste, make sure p o r I c h o p s Opening lead—King of Clubs. IRrsteMovtot being built by Lockheed Air- cleverly complex settings by centrates on promoting the sto- Ml cortMi M M ) Pass 4 A All Pass slain last spring because he was tional rights were violated be­ South took the ace of clubs, weapons work and are ready on craft, would cost 83 btUian to o n Robert Randcdph that evoke the ry more than opting for hit thought to be a police Informer. cause they weren’t present In time, prevent the bllUon-dollar than original estimates. He w«s drew four rounds of trumps, ChfoReSiwwi The motions denied Tuesday midnight world of ijackatave times, although "But Alive” and «i e BB MS ■ IMS— s on the calendar to avoid hia the grand Jury room while evi­ overruns of the past and knock a key figure in SetMde do- showbiz; a sensible, meaningful “Good Filends” could make the O'** and then led his singleton dia­ Sat. 1 1 :8 ^ were entered on behalf of Eri- dence against them was being heads if necessary to do the Job. MMa K1US OOM Of HMMIUMS partner’s sarcasm. bate opposing deployment of the score by Charles Strouse and pop hsts. mond to try a flneese with dum­ cka Huggins, Margaret Hudgins, Daily Question given; because the indictments “The disgraceful fact Is that antlbaHlietlc missile system and Lee Adams; that adaptation by Ehiough of an outline. Just see my's queen. Bast played low Partner opens with one club, Rose Marie Smith, George Ed­ didn't distinguish well enough neither the (XMitiactors nor the other weapons proposals. Betty Comden, Adol^ Green, "Applause" and you'll clap for with a carnal air, and declarer triumphantly cadied the ace of and the next player passee. You wards and Lonnie McLuoas. between the defendemts; and Pentagon teMs the truth about book called tor a reorgan- and shrewd directing by Ron Joy. The Panthers’ naUonal chair­ because the charge of kidnap­ THEATER TIME diamonds to discard a low club, hold Spades, 10-9-8-8; H earts, 2KNM:80-7rt)0.«:80^ the cost of weapons,” Proxmire iaation of govemment hMtltu- Field. What other critics said: man, Bobby Seale, is one of the ing resulting In death is tanta­ sald in a new book, “Report uons on every levri—White The production is an unusual Richard Watts Jr, New York SCHEDULE Convinced th at West had the lO-T-Mj Diamonds, K-0-8-4; ^Richard BuBTOif other defendantae. mount in legal consequences to Fri>m Wasteland,’’ his views of House, Budget Bureau, Panto- combination of tried and new Poet; " 'Applause' and ' the king of diamonds, declarer led Clubs, 8. Genevieve Butold In his memorandum dismiss­ first-degree murder, but doesn’t the midltary-lndustrial complex, gon. Congress, Oenetalt Ac- craftsmen. splendid Lauren Bacall should Buirolde - The Adventurers, diamond add do y^ sayf ing the motions, Mulvey soiid “They deliberately lie about countii^ Offlce^ln order that The story, derived from that be with us tor a long time.” g.QO ruffed with his last trump. Answer: Pass. You hate to fit the legal definition of flrst- the claim that the selection of degree murder. the coat," he declared. “They we mny Judge, analyze, cslil- cinema classic “All About John Chapman, Daily News: State •n>eatre — OUver 6-20 Nothing dramaUc happened on pass with a singleton of part- Five,” telb of the sweetly vl- “It Is the beautifully coordlnat- ’ ■ ’ this trick, so South took his two aer’s suit, particularly In the grand Jury 'plated the de­ Mulvey wrote that the state purposely underestimate the cize, review and recornmend 9:00. fendants constitutional rights Is cost of these weap(ms syriems policies to' control the procure- cious r'se of an ambitious girl to cd work of many fine talents— UA TTieatre Secret of Santa tricks and scared the chibs; but It’s even more dan- supreme court has already ruled tlieatrical eminence. The eseen- show business at Its best . . . the game and rubber. gerous to Wd. Avoid resending “without merit,” rmd that at- that defendants aren’t neces­ tn order to get them established ment of modern weapons: syz- VlttoriB, 7:00, 9:16. and to get the Congress and the terns ’’ tial famlhaiity Is transformed remarkable Lauren Bacall . . . Believe It or not, everybody ® points. temx>ts to prove the contention sarily entitled to attend grand Into interesting credibility by and oU her playmates have smiled amiably at the way Copyright 1070 “have totally failed." Jury sessions and that there Is country committed to them.” -.pi^mrement of inlUtary the Oomden-Green dialogue and brought a smarting hit to the South had played the hand. No­ General Features Corp. L L A THEATRE EAST “The only statutory qualifica­ “no foundation in the evidence “At (he present time,’’ he hardware and contracts for mll- wTofe, “R Is not Inaccurate or itary research and development those smoothly perfected por- Palace.” Police Probe body asked South what time tion prescribed for grand Jur­ or In fact” for the claim that (Herald pboto by Buceivlclus) lb trayals. The singing collertlvely CUve Barnes, New York that morning he had learned to Foul Play Ruled Out d ors” In Oormecticut is that they the grand Jury didn’t give each unfair to describe the U.8. abouM be carried out by an In- Is a lot better than In moat re- Times: “Whatever It Is Mias play bridge; nobody declared s r» u r» Anthony Quinn in be “electors of the county,” client separate consideration. weapons acqulalt'on system as a dependent civilian agency,” he cent musicals. Lauren ’ Bacall possesses rtie Shooting In that they shoot horses and lock UaUDUry Ueatll Mulvey sold. Bolton Church Antique Sale Opens Tomorrow kind of welfare system for the said, As for the third claim, Mul­ military brass and the defense Miss Bacall, as the estab- throws It around most beautiful- PC* r i 1 « lunatics up. And If you believe DANBURY (AP)—Police ruled “The princlnle should be to let THE “This grand Jury, on the evi­ vey said it was “Ingenious but Mrs. Carol Smith of Bolton shows antique items to the Rev. on sale at the church’s third annual Antique Sale and Show to­ bureaucracy on the one hand Ushed star who unsuspectingly ly, most exqulsttely and most I p a T T l C P 3 l l l l all of this, take another look at out the possibility of foul play dence presented, would not only that Is as far as it goes.” the military fight end detennlne fosters Hhe upstart, handles her excdtlrgly In a musical called Hugh Gluts of Bolton’s United Methodist Church. They will be morrow from 1 to 19 p.m. and Friday from 1 to 9 p.m. and the top aerospace and mu- today’s date. Tuesday in the death of Charles sBltisfy the requ'rement.s of the the weapons it needs to fight If Sovtt A t Ltost 30c Lb.! tricky emotional gamut with In- ‘Applause.’ . . . Miss Bacall Is a SECRET The kidnaping statute, he said nftions manufacturers on the HARTFX)RD. Conn. (AP) — Did His Best Barrett, 39, whose blood-cov- statute but would appear tq be it can convince the President, g^raUating poise. Romping with sensation . . . This is a musical OF “provides that any person com­ lUsted w riteio he turned out the OSS' In which th e w riter had other. n A Hartford man, shot four Omes South did his best to go ered body was found in Ms one composed of people of dif­ mitting the crime of kidnaping He said the svstem eoeB far and the American peo- abandon In Jiving, ^ t-c^ ptay t^ ls b ^ .^ tty , (M ^ ^ poUceman' who said he down, but the cards were scripts for he television series served during World War n. He Hc said the system goes far pj^ ^ needed.” Proxmire ^ apartment. SANTA ferent racial, ethnic and econ­ re.sulfcing in death shall be ‘sub­ beyond a simple allianoe be- “Rcxi Are There,” which re- was reluctant about the assign said. “Let the clviUains procure MACHINE SLICED, COOKED w and' f,^ w« acS« in self-defense, was well distributed that be made An autopsy Tuesday night omic backgrotuids and from ddf- ject to the penalties provided Hollywood Blacklist mented by the fears of lo^ ^ condition after sur- his contract In spite of himself. creatied historioal- events—“We ment until Rosenberg agreed to tween Pent^on and defense weapons under rigid bust- showed he must have fallen YITTORIA ferent areas of the county. by the general statutes tor the picked stories that conoemed give him screen credit. contractors. It Is a mllltary-in- mw-Mtin-A ** geiY early this morning at Mt. If FJast had held a second club nessUke procedure.” spectacular femininity. what rfiow business ought to 6«ry early this morning against a kitchen window, gone With ANNA MAONANI 1 “On the evidence presented. crime of murder.’ ’’ dvil Mberties; that was our “I told him. ‘You’ve got a dusrtrlal-4xireaucratiC'tnade as> W hat snow ousmess ougn Hospital. he would have taken the king of Proxmire insisted his propos­ Penny F^llle^ does tl»e am oral be.’’ into riiock and bled to death Over After 20 Years form of guerrilla warfare.’’ deal,’’’ Polonsky recalled. soci'aUon-labor unlon-inteHec- Police identified the man as diamonds In order to return the ^ MON. Thru IFBI. By BOB THOMAS time, prei«ring a film for Sol Soon Polonsky was engaged in "ntat meant the btackHiit was tiial-technlcal-aoadernic-serv- als would not weaken national American SALAMI William Casey Jr., 39. club; and then West would accident, poUce said AT 7:00, 9:18 Associated Press Writer Siegel. I wasn’t fired; they kept a thriving busineaB of black over.” ice club-polttlcal complex whose (tefense. They sAtd he drew a Jack- have defeated the contract by SATURDAY AT HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Last me working at home. marketing .scripts to television pervasiveneas touche nearly “The United States Is better knife on a policemen w k> was taking three club tricks, Many Companies Adopt 1 Protect TreaaureB 2:38, 4:60, 7:15, 8:48 Debate on Economy month th e W rltenj GiRld of “But there was so much pres­ and movies, including some big every citizen.’’ served by the truth than by trying to arrest him tar going South should make sure of LONDON (AP) — Home Sec- America at its annual awards sure fnprm he government on productions-”! don’t want to Extended Forecast He said this combine of pow- sweeping unhappy facta under through a stop sign at about his contract by taking the ace retaiy James CaUaghan has SUNDAY AT or- dimer presented the Laurel the stuiilos that they had to tot name them, because other writ­ The extended weather outlook erfiS Interests serves to Justify the rug,” he said. ‘It may Slow Payment Policies 6 p.m. Tuesday night, and then of diamonds after drawing four dered utgent action to protect 2:00, 4:20, 8:48, 8M Award for longstanding ochteve- m e go.” ers put their names on them." for Connecticut is for a chance further spending for weapons round absurd to say such a scuffled with the poUceman. rounds of trumps. He then the nation’s church treasures, Eat and Mouse Game ment in film writing to Dalton Polonsky returned to his home systems that either do not work thing, -but surely we ore strong- By JOHN CUNNIFF Iceberg. Fieeling that the stow- By JOHN M. PEARCE the community” rise and say, He also yrote novels, short sto­ of scattered showers Saturday, .Vvwn Ko nvipn- anm anmo policeman, Davld Quirk, leads the queen of diamonds which ore being rifled sjatemat- NEXT: town. New York, where he fig­ ries and essays which were pub- or fall far short of spedfica- er if our weapems work than If AP Business Aanlyst Associated Press Writer “if there is a cat, it will not be Trunibo. remaining cloudy or tiecoming seBers are reluotot to nreas old his gun and fired four from dummy. If East plays icoHy tyy professional gangs. Exclusive Showing The award caused no audible ured he could be himself—"New HShed under his own nam e. t'DRS. they do not work. long now before we will all partly cloudy Sunday, ^ulte cool NEW YORK (AP) — Unable w slow oavinir customers times, wounding Oasey In the k>w. South discards a chib. Oommunton cups, wine flagons, WASHINGTON (AP) — The ohtcry. Yet 13 years ego Trum- York is Indifferent to everything Three years ago Potansky re- ^ ^ “The frightenl-^ truth about “Wo are more secure facing know. Any cat woilhy of the to obtain loans or unwlUlng to i„ the cr^t of an uptum^-end *'**^’^ ***<> Wng of «Uver croeses and candlesticks bo won another award-the Oscar including the (ximfort and safety cetved a call from producer our weapons procurement sys- facts and subjecting Pentagon "M*A*S*H” names were changed to protect name will not stay hidden indef­ pay the current hi^rh interest gurvevB shcpw that many bualr groin. diamonds and could win thla are among the objects stolen. It —and was unable to claim It. He of its Inhabitants.’’ Frimk Rosenberg at Universal highs averaging near 40 and tern is that one can search in actions to criticifim,’’ he said, (he guilty, but Morgan Guaran­ initely, I promlK you. Mean- rates, many buslneas customers nessmen are dtecounting the Jackknlfe’s blade was 2?4 trick he could then get only two 1» eMlmeted that Britain’s 12,000 « ^ ^ t j A , -A. had been accused of being a Polonsky was not out of work wanting him to write a pilot overnight lows in the 20s to vain for a weapon that was pro- ‘than covering up the prob- today are sponging off their sup- ^ad economic news and Hooking Potice said. other club tricks. The contract parlrii churches are custodians tee T ru st Oo. left no doubt about U ^ , do not panic and take rarii ^^nimimtet. and CommunistB„for long. With two other black- film tor a television series about u®9r 39. duoed on time, worked accord- lems.” pUers’ working capital. valley to an uptrend hi * preUmlnory InvesUga- would stlU be quite safe. of something Uke $40.8 milUon the oast of characters in its action over a cat that may or iitoltolble to receive Os- may not materialize.” LB. The motive briilnd the trend aa]«s_the company that de- Po“ce Chief Thomas When this ruffing finesse sue- worth of valuables. “There was eiaborate fable dramatizing the (xurs. Is obvious: to have possession to dun Its slow payb^ Vaughan gave this account of ceeds. South can continue with * time when Ihierves were held Robert Rich, the Psendonym notianai debate on the economy. of money that should have been customers m l^t stand to bene- tiie Incident: the Jack of diamonds, prepared back toy the thought of sacrilege of Dalton Trumbo, was named T4, usfd in paying bEUs; moreover, Vaughan said, had to ruff whenever East lUays the but now they don’t care,” said “The Fable of Oat," appear­ O s(^ winner for the script of ing between weighty articlea on Strike Hits to have use of the money at a paitjp tn self interest, turned a co m er in front of his jj^^g. D eclarer thus gets 12 B.B. Btonebii^ge, deputy gener­ “The Bravo Bull." To date no Dtt- (he busUieas situation and the zero rate of Interest. ic?*?’? easy tricks and need not rely al manager of the BJccleslastical one has (dainved Robert Rich’s "MINUTES FRESH". ALL BEEF worth believes nevertheless that ~ . , _ „ . ^ j j U.8 . balance of payments prob­ Makers Of Says A. A. DUworth, president should press tor pay- S I Insunanoe Office. statuette, a fact that Tmmbo of American Credit Indemnity the payment lem In the monthly “Morgan Dictaphones enjoys chuckling over. Spectacular Spring Values Co., “It’s much easier to moke ,3 overdue, he maintains, the alleged vt^on. Guarantee Survey,” gently ribs The W riters ChiUd honor to your suppBer wait a month or 1^33 HkeHhood there te that It Casey Vaugh^ saW, b^ eootiomic policymakers, politi­ BRIDGFJPORT, CJoiui. (AP) — Trumbo again focused attention cians in general end a handful so instead of going to the bank ^ coUected In fiiU, belligerent’’ and Quirk Employes of Dictaphone Ooip. on * diopter in HoUywood histo- HAMBURG of Industries. and paying high rates.” by lieurer. went on strike today alter thdr hhos, when And his collection vice presl- But if Oompony A Isn’t reoedv- alleg^y pulled toe The foible told of a town m eet­ for ALL Homemakers! ing in MlousevUle w here “after contract expired and marathon had chlUed the eu- dent. J. W. Eller, adds: “It’s mg its payment frortl Company scuffling — N O T IC E — i * ” getting tough to separate them b , how does tt pay Company C? ^ response nine years of peace €Uid quiet a bargBining cn a new pact broke phoiria of victory over the Oer- from their money.’’ Eller be­ ______drew his pistol. down to the early morning houre. mans and Japanese, onetime $^■99 lieves toe trend became very Then came toe four shots, the Into the neighboihood.” ' J Ckmummlsto and their syanpa- trip to toe hospital, and sur­ A ll TICKETS FOR The cat, of course, symbolized Oon^ , preslc^ of became fair game In he Quilted Tailored Bedspread noUceahle about six months the union local representing 820 “ Rhode Island gery. the first recesedon since 1961. movie toduatry, Oongi«*wmen ago. employes at Dictaphone’s main Casey was not tm m ^at^ THE The mice of Mouse ville were lietd heaxinga at which fomoMB Some companies make no ef­ offices cm H oward Avenue eind Mulls Bill To charged by poUce with any crime economists, poUticians, industri­ names were oiccuaed of Red or Ruffled Edge Print Quilt fort to hide their practice of o th er facilities here, u rged mem - skw pay. But others are offer­ but they asdd they would ask NutiitlDn is like a chain In alists, and confused citizens. leanings. Otitlaw War ELKS SW INGING DANCE which all of the essential berO to set up picket lines. ing ooUectlQn agencies and a prosecutor to issue a wairant “When the squeak of dismay XT .1 A1 I..AA. AA, Highly paid actors, dtrectors, credit rating orgardzationo some specifying charges of assault Items are the separate links. died down," the fable spun on, N eg o tiati^l^en the com- ^^^J^a^Tproducera sudd«ily PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) SCHEDULED FOR If the chain is weak or Is ingenious explanations. vdth intent to kill, failure to “the chairman hastened to ex­ pany end Dlictaphone Bmpfoyea ihemariwee out of work. Chicago i^ratlon and broken ait any point the plain that reports of a cat were F^ral I^bor Unkm 247« broke ^ managed to SATURDAY, APRIL 4th whole chain falls. If there off a t 6.48 a.m. alter 29 hours working by booUeggIng LBS. are 40 items that are essen­ no m ore than (hat. No poodtive identification had yet been of fndtiaas ^ Sunp^L ^T'tesftoe s^ are no tial in the diet, and one of said. The old conteoct expired ^ bte with their computers whoi It legauiy 01 t„unedlate plans to suspend HAVE BEEN SOLD these is missing, nutrition made. And there was considera­ comes time to pay toe btlis. The introduced In officials fails Just as truly as It would ble difference of opinion among midnight, of work. Such a bdU was introduced In ..gtyj jo him” and PLUMP. MEATY real problem, he said. Is that if half the links were mias- knowledgeable members of the The company and the union Pgr some, the blacklist lasted toe Rhode Island General As- ^be incident Is stUl belt* In­ ing. The absolute lack of any community as to whether such a started their contract talks in fgr 29 years. One of the last to 6.99 ^ have adopted slow pay as a T ^ y by '^ “ nai^Jld vestigated. item (or of sever^ Items) cat even existed.” January but were reported far ggme bock was Abraham Polon- x i ‘ American Ciodlt. a leader In results In ill health and “I say there is too much loose apart on the issues of wages, ^riio is now enjoying Puff quilted wjtl\ acclale. Printed in Luxurious cotton cover, acetate or The bill, Uke toe one that has eventually death. It is not talk about a cat,” said one poislon. Insurance and ooe*-of- warmth of a succees; various allraetive colors. Filled style poly fiMcd. Styles to fit twin, full, won initial approval in the Mas- Dempsey Turns Down necesaary that every item ports a 20 per cent increase “ ______moi»e—Identified by the aril- living adjurimenta. Them WSlHe Boy Is in twin or full si/e. queen size betJs^Ruffled all round. sachusetts Legislature, would Nothing has been left out Of T h e A dventurers" be furniahed hi required Turkey Legs de’a author as Arthur P. Burns, Robert Murray, a vice presl- which ho wrote and i fo r over a year sigo in toe number , , j , _ require a congressional deciara- Commuter Group Offer JOSEPH E. LEVINE PRESENTS amounts at every meal or of slow pay filings. And the size .. ^ ^ _, HARTFDRD (AP)—Gov. John every day, because our bod­ the Fiederat Reserve Board’s dent of the bu^eas recording Universal, gli-CO- ' -■ of. overdue accounts „ T_a„ has risen -- Amto tkm of w ar before a state sol- THE LEWIS GILBERT FILM OF the cloBhTg dler could be required to serve Dempsey on Tuesday turned ies ^ways carry some re­ new clradrman. company, said the workers had “F\w me, (hio ’ said (be *1,000 from *800. , K A mm down a suggestion from a group serves. But as soon os the “I heartily agree,” said an- been offered the largest- increase of the The danger, said DUworto, Is ® , THE reserves are lost, however, Ptdondey, Arcaro said he views toe bill of angry commuters that he re- other, said to be Paul W. Me- jg wages and fringe benflts cheerful, shins Fashions that toe situation has a snow­ they must be replenldied. It was a long not as an “unconstitutional ef- place the three-man Public Utll- ADVENTURERS Crocken, head of President Nix- in the company’s history. “Bu I balling effect that grows as MR. STEAK, 244 Center on’a Council of Economic Advi- He alao said it was the first business conditione become fort by a state government,” ities Commission for not yet de- MWMUCMA.COLQH.AMMMOlNTKIWi 1*^ H e. been a 82,999-aTweek Sewinft __ but as “a call to Congress to nylng a Penn Central request Street, 646-1995, is the sors. Both said substantially stoppage at -Dictaphone in tighter, “Some of the Ijest cus (hot at OongresslQnal hearings years. “■Body and Soul”’—and (Center tomers are now aiowing up,’ be reassert its own constitutional to increase some commuter A Bised on te Novel ~THE AOVENTURERS' greatest link in the chain —“FVjroe of E vil” — A Fantastic Assortment! authority and responsibility." fares last month. for said. by HAROtD means of many good restau­ Then, In a parody of a com­ when (he -btacklOri hit. Then fate Perhaps______accentuating, the— pat- Meanwhile, toe Massachusetts .-That’s not toe remedy,’’ f f j rants. We are America’s name stairted coming up in (he ment mode by private econo­ San Juan Marshals Sportswear Patterns tern is a teiicency of business In Dempsey said. "We must all r - CHARLES AZNAVOUR - ALAN BADEL favorite family restau­ m ist FTierre R inlret of New teaUmony before oangreaBionall recent years to be less liquid ^ to ^ together.” York, a former Nixon advisor, committees. Polonsky waa sum­ * CANDICE BKROHN rant and cater to the Jones’ Show R^eipls Notions ^r^uSA^kesmanfor^PUCh^ the fable said: moned, and was- an uncoopera­ Fabrics ROSSANO BRAZZi children. Be sure to caah or securities, many compa- eho another answer for the ooimniit- bring them along for “An even more reassuring SAN JUAN, j^ft. (AP) — tive witness. Beautiful nies would ratt^ inveat in hv lu^rity t ^ e K^up. the Westport Com- OUVUdeHAVILLAND sbatement wasTTOA. maxle..«™ by- -a Marshals acting” on a court or- 'TMa is a ouritoua town, HoUy- Spring/Summer Yarns dinner or luncheon . . . mouse who ^ audience knew tier obtained 1^ a union have at- wood,” he observed. “M you nin for Pan Is, Skirls, Play wear Fabri cs!. ventories or iq blreer sales. without a declaraUon of muters’ Action Committee. The BEKWFIHMIUJL- we have a very special toge war by Congreaa, would dQ-ect spokesman said they don’t have THOMMYBEROOREN held ioarned degrees in political tached 83,360 In box office re-- over someone with your car, «v- Charmette by Lion Brand in 14 new A Steal A t This Price! m l menu just for them. Join ggommy—even though hla ceipte tor a performance by erybody wants to help you cover Spring shades plus while. Orion " Our Reg. to 1.66 yd. b i^ e of caah is an ^jpen the state attorney general to de- ^ woi^y-^ ^ as toe PUC DELIA BOCCAROO us soon, won’t you ? Open up. I was working for EV« at (he acrylic blend is machine washable and tion for a raider to m a ^ a bat- fend a state aokBer in a test does nothing toe new rates can’t statement sometimes lacked a singer Tom Jones, Al] lop notch tahrics from famous $ ERNESTBORQINia ^ _ Sundays, too, 11 a.m. to seme of total commitment to ,-TTie marshals were expected dryable. No blocking needed. 89L milts, including kill clolh, piques, tie against the existing manage- ease. go Into effect. MEATY. FRESH PORK. "COUNTRY STYLE' 9 p.m,l proper English, usage. With his io impound the 84,790 balance of 4 oz. Worsted Y am ...... 99c Puccinellos and love-ins. All perman- ment. It’s best, they feel not t o ______•\i Yd.^ cigar stabbing the air for i^ - an 88,000 unton- claim later from WANTED 4 02. Orion" Sayelle Y am ...... 1.29 en! press, 44/45 inches wide. leave honey tor the bear. HELPFUL HINT phaais, he stated: “There iJn’t a bank where 8126.000 In ad- M ANCHCSTIC The preaent situation devel­ If you sto re parsley in wat-> gonna be no cot!" vance ticket money for the show oped from a ptertod of unprece­ CENTIR Clean, Late Modd NOW lion, tten Tban. 848 er In a tightly covered con­ A builder, mutual fund man- Monday was deposited, dented economic expansion, FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE Fri. A Sot. 8ta8 - 8 0 8 SPARERIBS when alm ost edl businesses em ­ tainer In the refrigerator It ager and auto dealer were sure The Fhierto Rican Association BURNSIDE H "c 8«Hiday a t 8:M-S.‘004i:M the cot was around because erf Artists and Technicians USED CARS phasized sales and eften simpU- will stay fresh. Top Prices Paid Candy Print Lenos, Summer Morning Glory fied terms to a degree that BURNSIDE AVE EASTHARTIORO tmsinesB was off. A visiting claimed the money as union would have frightened old time BEST FViechnouse—^Milton Friedman dues and a contribution to Its For All Makes! Print Crepe businessmen. W inn er of CMcago—said, “We are emeigtency fund. The tbow pro- L inens Voiles, Sheers Breeze Cottons During a slowdown, however, ■*Ti •bound to have a ferocious cat ducer said he refused to pay be- CARTER CHEVROUET PICTURE R*«. 1.97 Rag. 99c Spacialt Dressy, glamorous, Spscitil sales play a less Important role 6 ibecause (he cheese wpply has cause Jones already was a C O ., ibeen flat for nine montlw.’-’ dues-paying member of the me. 10091 Celancse acetate and coHeebons grow in relative OF THE {Acad em y "lolanthe” Is Here” 1229 Main St. D ots, fasliion prints “ W d A A icrrit'ic assorlnWiil of m g m M Jacquards, liinos in A A crepe that's crease re- ■ 1 Impoctonoe. But this sudden In­ NOW The “cheese supply” repre- American Guild of Variety Art- Willi coordinated solids. B Ilie newest prints i«i ’ / / W V pure, easy-caic cotton. 1 A w a rd s L The Maadieator OHiBEBT and 8ULUVAN Workshop, Ino. sislani, shrink coniroll- B terest In collections comes at a AT sented the money supply and ists. Phone 649-5238 Non-crushabic, machine 1 most wanted I'abiics. 1 Soft pasiel shades. I YEAR!” — Pieoenta — 1 Yd. e d . Widths AAI4H B Yd time that many bushiieases ate Friedman, the leading miooetaf - ______wash and dry. M Yd. All 44/4.^ inches wide. ^ _ ^ 'Y d . inches. II II 1st am ong A m erican econo- unable or unwiUlng to comply. Popular M< Dliwerto describes the prob­ Prices! lOLANTHE mkris, is anxious for the F)ederal lem as “not eptdemic but in­ April 8-4, 8:18 P.M __^Mntlnee Sat., * P.M . Reserve to aUcw it to grow. Sultana Dress & Sport 4 4 /4 5 ” Wide 5 2 ” Wide creasing,” and feels tt Is likely Jit’ * The foble also tooK a poke a t PRECISION TUNE-UPS ■AILEY AUDITORIUM, M.H.S. the prestigious Natlonei Bureau to continue increasing so long as ’A ir, ^ dS) CARBURETOR SPECIALISTS D irector: Mlsa M artha TTblte of Economic Research, which y trOPS tTALLINO 4 HAND P rints Printed Terry Knitted Terry corporate profits and liquidity ITANTS • IMAHOVet QAS MIUKAOC Burlap Mnstelana: Mancheater Ovlo Oreheatra A IMOINl KMPOHMANCI deterloraieV usually defines when a reces- 1 b e n e f i t o f Tile new fasliion craee! The increase In overdue fil­ L 0 3 . SWIMMING POOL PBOJEOT slcn ooouns. Ideal lor sporlswcai or w ^ Bold or neat prints on 1 0 0 ‘ ( cotton 1 iH ^ U se fo r boutique ^ ings, in tact, 1* believed to rep­ M.H.8. BAND UNIFORM FUND The Mouse viUe chairman luim c decorating. Sanil- A A t p cottons and cOtton fl B Summer playweai. Lus- 1 ^ resent only the very top of the said, “The test time the insti­ Clous, cohufasl prints I “ fashions, for. the slick Godfrey Oouriey—Lord Chanoellor SPEOAUSISiN . ired lot lasting rresli- blends. 1 asy caie finisli. look. Machine wasli- y . ness. .lH/.)‘> in c h e s . 44/45 inches Wide. ^ y t J on shrink controlled B Robert OordoM Lord Moontararat tute was called upon to make a ELECTROMiC ENGiNE able. Judgment about a cat was 1960- wide. fabric. lb ioha Begga—Lord ToUoUer TVNE4JP mm! ANALYSIS I John Lombardo—P riv ate WllUs . . gL It took the better port of a ^anrliw t^r Bob Deinrapero—Strepbon year to decide that there hAd Janet Acker Queen of the Felrlee •BATTERIES •SPARK PLUGS LONEL' Ibsen a cot. But, as a matter of •REOULATOftS •FUEL PUMPS Pat Thraer lolairthe general pnuotlce, the institute •GENERATORS •POINTS/CONDENSER^ SuFttins fi^raU! B^RTS Mary KaUrfMaeh-OeUa •ALTERNATORS • S TA R TE R S Save A t Lecot 25c Lb.! Victoria Loaadala LaUa does not announce (hat there is •COILS •WIRES MANCHESTER WATERBURY- SALI WID. thru SAT. PUblMicd DaUy Except Simdmys ■% Jstl Lyoae Plata a cot until the oat ho* left (he IG N IT IO N T IM IN G >PCV V A L V E S WALLINGFORD sad Holidays st 18 B l s ^ Street Lakewood & Wolcott Rd. " ‘ Ner, Conn. (OSOM) ■ay DeoMstad—Phyltla nelgUbofhiood.” DRIVE IN OR CALL 1145 Tolland Turnpike 2380 Dixweri Ave. George B. Crulkehank, a Rt. 5 At Meriden Line Telephone 848-3711 / Rt. 69 Open Lata Every N I| N t SPECIAL ftr THURS., FRI. nui SAT. BMeod Ctaas Poatege IPald ri BreMiW Parformaiieat Adulta gl.at ItiMerta $ tjs 'member of the Bunney staff 249 BROAD STREET ItoncheMer. Ooon. \ lahBday MattaMai AdoHa |I.B 8 K udeata 78b Other ttorea loeeted In Danbury. Nbrwelk, SttiwfB Rherride. feekAlll. aedford Hlllt, Kln«iton. Poughkeepele. WorthroHWoo * fremln^iem WB BBSSBVB M B MOW TO UM R WAHTRIBS ■DBSCRlPnON BATCB ^ ^ m m { , IsB&rae 8 wrote (he taUe and sold Ma con- MANCHESTER WB Ju D ca rr vooo etAiora Partirfe la AdraoM TlekMa a t WatktaM Btoa. Vanwn Drug, oturion wM his view. SMISL Qa* Tear ...... 819.99 at ths doer, er eaU MS-88M f i r MeoIlM ...... 18.80 He had a "veneiable elder of three Mentlw ...... Tjo aliQi \\ \W A ^ ■ \ K V i \ \ . \\ A \ .

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January, declaring that "W a l­ mentioned one problem which Utah appesir to be two of the lace wanted to ocntrol the state best examples—efforts ^ have because savings are back in fashion . apparently has plagued the A IP o f ’Texas end neelsied any effort everyvriierb. “ We got 80 cents In been made to orgenlse from the A lP in a Fragmented State to organize state parties on the the maU the other day,’ ’ he grass roots up. precinc^ and county level.’’ said. Idaho has A IP chairmen in S4 BITUMINOUS In some states, such as Penn­ of the state’s 44 counties and sylvania end Iowa, the AIP may A IP officials In Indiana 1 »y they will offer candidates tor plans as assembly In June to en­ As 1970 Elections Approach attempt to run write-in candi­ dorse candidatea. dates. secretary of state, state treesur- DRIVEWAYS SMILING m SERVICE Utah has organlsatlona in 16 By TED SIMMONS The survey turned up only one expected to take a firm grasp of Party activity elsewhere Is er and state auditor, as well os Parking Areas 4 Gss StattiUis • BaskettMUl Oonrta AaaooUtod Preaa Writer -state—Tennessee—^where Demo- the party reins. Shearer has local offices. In MUssburi, candi­ of 29 counUes. State Chairman Now Booking for Spring Work varied. Some examples: Clyde B. Freeman says the par­ crats and Republicans express running mates for lieutenant Harvey H. Wilder of Hagers­ dates have ennounoed tor the ATLANTA, Cfa. (AP) — Two ty hopee to hav^ a fun elate of concern about the growth of the governor, secretary of state and town, Md., has announced tor U.S. Senate, the U.S. House and Early Bird Special y m n B g o , George Wallace of candidatea this year, declaring, AIP. U.S. Senate. the Senate sent now held by Jo­ one legislative seat, but dialr- PLACE VOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OP A AlfklMuna won a place on the “We realise we're small now, seph D. ’Tydings, a Dempcrat, man Elmer Smith says this to PRICE INCREASE AFTER APRIL 16 '^baBot of aU 66 atatea as a third Officials there say the partyV The American party of ’Texas but we’ve come a long way.’’ All work Personally Supervised. Wo are 199% Inauied. now has organizations in 70 of hot only has had dissenUon In and party officios say candi­ Just to keep the party on the paffty camUdaite for president. ballot. Tennessee’s 95 counties, and i Its own ranks, but dlftlcidtles dates for governor and other Remove lumps from pow­ He A d it through the efforts of state offices wiU be announced. There are other candidates DsMAIO BROTHERS a group of state organizations “ solid commitments from sev­ with Wallace headquarters as dered and brown sugar by plac­ CALL 943-7991 But Lawrence B. Scalley, ex­ and potential oaikUdatas scat­ using varloua names, but re- eral big contributors that they well. ing sugar in a warm oven for a Bard Logan of San Antonio re­ ecutive secretary and general tered throughout the states, and flE ired to generally as the Amer­ will back us in elections this In a few instenoes—Idaho and few minutes. signed as state chairman in counsel for the Maryland party. ican Ind^Mndent party (A IP ). year.” At the peak of hds campaign, Although no one has an­ there was speculation that Wal- nounced, the party Is expected lace’a organizaUon conceivably to offer candidates for governor, could form the nucleus of a ma­ at least two congressional seats, jor permanent third party offer­ possibly a U.S. Senate seat and ing state and local candidates many of the state’s 132 seats In and competing with Hepubll- the legislature. oane end Democrats in some But even in Tennessee, pros­ states. pects of success are not bright. As the 1970 elections draw Elsewhere they are dimmer. l O SMILING ^ SERVICE closer, howerver, the AIP, al- In North Carolina, Ohio, Cali­ naost everywhere, is suffering fornia, Michigan and Texas, the from a lack of funds, a lack of party is split by factional fight­ organization and from intra-par­ ing. ty squabbles. Its GALLON l er, Dr. McKee Rargrett, has Manchester Parkade Downtown Manchester announced that he wtU run for MT. VERMON and govecnor. Manchester Parkade But indtoath)(» at the moment DAIRY STORE W e promise to go to all lengths (fashion lengths includetU to bring to Manchester the good are that If Hargrett, a riate leg­ 244 BROAD ST. islator, makes the race it will be MANCHESTER old fashioned savings on the things you need. Yes... lecwe it to Burton's to give you the savings in the Democratic primary. A fight between Walter Oar- ruth, Arkansas state chairman, and Jim Johnson, natlonsd com­ you're iooking for these challenging days... to give you the "smiling service" you like...

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Manchester evening herald, Manchester, conn., wedi^ day, april i, 1970 PAGE SEVEN PAOB s a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN., wiU)NESDAV, APRIL 1, 1970 Vernon et Increased by more then $1 S«qud To Erfurt mllllcm. A great portion of this Hlanrl^PBtpr Inside Report Is due to the many programs What could poaeHdy have inspired the now being demanded by ■ the Low Hike in Town Budget state In the area of special edu­ IEppnitt0 ifpraU) tour powers who have been partitlofilng (Oontinued from Page Six) bylng effort wOtliin the Senate cation, the board said. t, Oermany tar the laet 36 yean to hold ^ . . Republican hierarohy. As rank- FuauiHiiD anr tob of D e Angeles, the conservaUvo RepubUcen on the Senate Borden said he will now set V. H in lu ) PRiMTnra co.. m. their flret meeting In partitioned Berlin Laid to Decrease in Needs M Blaad Btraat Democrat contesting Uiiruh for JudteOary Committee, Hrueka up a schedule of workshops for MADtihestep. OoittL Tha minimal Increase of $68,- be paid at the end of this fiscal in 11 y ea n ? the nomination, was eyeing Wes euthorlty to handle the the Board of Representatives to r a w itB T. I'BRauaoh 000 In toe proposed general gov­ year with the exception ot about WJOJmi & FBRauso^ Jewish Democratic money when naminatlxm and resents efforts review toe budgets with the PutSiWicn 'The answer is easily found. ernment budget Is due to eev- $ 2 ,200. IViundad October 1, Un by the Senate’s elected leaders, various department heads ■ be­ he recently said he would have eraj favorable factors, accord­ A new fire .truck was pur­ Britain, France, RusMa and the United particularly the minority lead­ fore presenting them to a pub­ PubUehed Ibrenr Breninx Elxcept Sunday* backed Mayor Joseph Alioto ol chased last year at a cost of Md HoUdaya. mitered iu the Poet Odtoe a< er,, Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennayl- ing to Director of Administra­ lic hearing. States had some instinct to talk to each San BYanolsco (the Wyman $ , . No such equipment Is Banoheater, Conn., aa Second Claae MaU vanla, to move In on retuotant tion Richard Borden. 66 000 Matter.______clique’s favorite for governor) being budgeted In either of the other again about the problems of the liberals. But oa a hard-line con­ Borden, expressing pleasure had he run. However, a good proposed budgets of the two fire SUBSCRIPTION RATE? city and country they are partitioning servative, Hruska’s Influence that toe Increase dropped to toe "Muhiple Births Payable In Advance many of Alioto’a proepectivc departments. However, such One Tear ...... IW.Mi beosuse of the meeflng that had been Southern California money men 'with the Uberals la mlntocute. $63,000 figure this year as com­ » Montha ...... U.60 pered to toe some $800,0(X) In­ maijor .ttems of equipment will LONDON (AP) England Tbree Montha ...... 7.80 held the week before at Shfurt, in Bast love Yorty no .more than thev • • • be considered In toe capital Im­ and Wales had 3,783 multiple One Month . ; ...... a.ao______love Unruh. Another sign that President Vivacious Leslie Uggams, inter­ crease In the current budget, provement budgets. births in 1968—Inchidlng one set Oermany. * . • ' * Nixon has no serious Intention national singing star and Broad- said the debt service and prin­ MBMBBR OP of sextuplets end one of quadru- t h e a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s As late as last week, two ot permitting higher oil Imports way-TV favorite. Joins the grow­ cipal accounts are down and In the current year the police The Aaaooiated Preae la exclualveiy eii- 'niere the heads of state of the two plete. dtled to the uaa of republtcatlon ot all Republican senators still uncom- to drive down consumer prices ing parade of celebrities against less new equipment will be department had to have eight halve* of Germany, WlBy Brandt and Only two of the eextuplets, newa diapatchea credited to It or nut oUier- mltted on the touch-and-go con- *8 evident In Wa conslderaUon cancer. She urges everyone to bought In toe coming year. new cruisers. Purchase of wiae oradlted In thla paper and alao the Another factor accounting for cruisers has now been schedul­ two teys, were born alive, but looal newa publiahed here. Willi Stoph, staged the Ont such meet­ flrmatton of Judge G. Harrold o f a notorious protoctlpnist ’ for support the 1970 Crusade of the AU rli^ta ot repuhiloatlon ot apeclal dle- the small increase Is that toe ed on a rotating basis so only aH four of the quaxlngklet glrle ing in the 36 y e a n of the pcutltion. Hley Carswell had not yet felt the axecuHve director of hla new American Cancer Society hy oatohee herein are alao reaerved. r slightest political heat from the Policy Oommlttee. $25,000 a yeenr which has been four will have to he paid for were born alive. flghting cancer with a checkup Tlie Herald Printing Coamiany Ino., ae- quoted Goethe to each other. They be- White House asking their sup- To toe oonsternattwi of ad- paid for the water line to toe out of the propoeed bu^et. Of the total multiple births, aumea no tlnanclal reaponalblllty for typ<- r port. ministration officials stUl fight- and a check. Feeder Rd. induatrial area will The Board of Educatton‘budg­ 8,697 were twins and 84 triplets. graphloal arrora an>eaii1nc In advertlae- .gan dMcusaion of the poasthle basis for I.; 1 mcnta and other readlna matter In TTie That odd fact points up the tog tor a liberalized oil imparts Mancheater Evenlnc Rerald a future easier relationahip between the ^ A damage to President Nixon’s pdWey. toe leading proapect tor m m ' Sufaacrlber to Loa Anselea Ttmea-Waelilnf. two halves of their country. struggle for Carswell ttirt re- toe Job la Elmer F. Bemett, a too Poat News Service. Full aervice client ot N. E. A. Service Inc And they raised the apectre of what Is J suited from oVer-sealous White veteran bureaucrat wtth a long PubUahera Rapreaentativea — Mathewa. House lobbying tor Judge CSem' proteoUDnlst record. Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Asency certain to happen, some day, if the — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boaton ent Haynaworth, Mr. Nixon’ s A former executive secretary 936 MAIN 8T. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • TEL. 643-5171 • OPEN 8 victors of World War n don’t pull them- first casualty In the battle to to toe late Sen. Eugene MUiikln A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN THURS. AND FRI. UNTIL DIaplay advertialns cloainx hour* ~ of Colorado (the Senate’s most Iw Monday — 1 p.m. jMday. sehree and their partitioning out of Oer­ fill the Supreme (Jourt. 9 P.M. - MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-6171 - For Tuesday — l p.m. Saturday Pressure on wavering Repub­ effective protectionist two For Wedneaday — 1 p.m. Monday 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD - TEL. 622-7201 - WATKINS FUNERAL For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday many some day soon. What will happen licans from poUtloal xMwieir-cen' decades ago), Bennett served HOME • 142 EAST CENTER ST. - T E L 649-7196 For Friday — l p.m. Wedneaday. ters back home Infuriated such eight years In President Ehaen- For Saturaay — 1 p.m. Thuraday Is that the Germane will get together of Cbanitled deadline — 6 p.m. day be­ their own accord and by their own means emlnent conservatives as Sen. bower’s Interior Department fore publication. S p.m. Friday tor Len Jordan of Idaho, who de- and reached the post of Under Satarday and Monday publioatlon and make their fint act of unity one of nounced the White House tactic Secretary. Wednesday, Aptfl 1 throwing Britain, France, Russia and the and voted against Haynsworth. As such, he was a leading United States off German soil. Taking a leaf from ‘that note- ‘archltoot of toe mandatory oM book, the able new dilef WMte import controle program and f Order In Tke CoartT So, when Britain, France, Russia and House lobbyist, WiiUam Ttai- publicly defended it on several OF MANCHESTER the United States held their first meet­ mens, ordered his staff to play occasions In 1960. With that Those who thought that eome part of It cool in lobbying for toe om- background, his aelection to run ing in Beitln in 11 years, part of their the terrible disaster to the dignity of Jus­ battled Carswell. the Oil PoUcy Oommlttee staff purpose was to reassure e another Also hurto^ the confirmation woUld be a clear pre-election tice which occurred during the trial of that they vinere still aH there, still In con­ battle Is the fact that Sen. signal that the oil end gas the Chicago Seven had to be credited to Roman Hruska o f Neibraska is industry has notolng to fear trol of the German situaticn. the inadequate character of the Judge keeping tight control of the lob- from Mr. Nlxon^______presiding there were tremendously And underneath their dlsouasion was heartened and encouraged by the course their worry about what they had better Amsterdam Turns Church chosen by New York Supreme Oourt Jus­ do to keep the situation from slipping out tice John Murtagh In his effort to deal of their own control. Into Heaven for Hippies with pretrial hearings Involving 13 Black Wlsety, but also inevttahly, one of the Panthers. first things they thought of was a token By GOI^FREY>I$FBXJ™ ANDERSON But bodies sprawled every­ Ihe defendants before Justice Murtagh eaaiiig of one of their own controls. The Aaaooiated Press Witter where across the floor In a thickening haze of smoke. had begun the familiar formula for dis­ three naUcsis o f the West offered to make >AM, HoHland (AP) ^ few sit dazed and bemused rupting a trial, with continual outbursts, It easier for cltisens of Blast Germany to ■ They’vb turned a former Pro- cosmic theater, where and a steady stream of filthy language travel West. tertant dhurch Into a hippie strobelights and strange psyche- heaven with toe city fathers’ ^ellc forms contort to music devoted to the Judge MmseK. ’Ihat small action exemplified the Ucaoing. across a wall. Justice Murtagh, in response, permit­ large basic truth of the big power situ­ ’The place reeka wUh mortjua- ’There’s a second hippie heav- ted himself no visible, emotional kies of ation in Germany. It is that the only way na but hard naroottes ‘are out. en called Fantasio. ’Ihey were ’Ilie hippla heaven, celled not set up, even In Amsterdam, temper such as had been seen from the they can avoid loeing their rule in Ger­ Paradtso, 'oomee under toe without some protest. Oonaerva- bench in Chicago. He seemed to keep many is to begin giving it up, with as I city’s "creative playgrounds’ ’ tiVes on the City Ctouncil went Icfly calm. But he did take action. His good a voluntary grace as they can program , for which It allots somewhat unwillingly along action was to suspend the court proced­ muster. $136,0(X> a year. with the Idea. The decMwaonated churdi. Some Protestant churchmen ures and remand the defendants to Jail wUch once lielonged to a sect complained there was too mudi f until such thne as they would be willing called the Free Oommunity, la emirfiasis on nakedness at to pledge him, in wiiting, that they Fischer’s Modesty painted in gau^y shaidea of red times, but they were told: "You Ptioto^riuphed by BytvWu) OCteem and blue. It stands by a canal a see nakedness everywhere these would behave themselves in the court­ ’They asked Bobby Fischer the other PAINTED SCULPTURE, PLATES IN CERAMIC, WOODCUTS: iMxidred yanfa from Leldae- days. You Just have to adapt.” room. pledn, the hub of Amateedam The clubs were closed last day who was the greatest chess player in David Hayes Show At Gengras Center, St. Joseph College, March 21 That was way back on Feb. 26. Hfe. year tor a time "for reorgemiza- the world. TMa aUy ihmks wtth indul- tion” after it was found that Since then, while Justice Murtagh has Fischer, who is now 27, thought back genoe on 'bars end dubs cater- narcotics traffickers had been been waiting for the Black Panthers to over his own career, which first came to homosexuale, leaUena, using them for business. There’s sign such a statement, there has been A Thought for Today treneveaUtes and so on. Ivo stricter control now. Addicts Into prominence when he won the Unit­ atunloaldfn, who as burgomoa- found with drugs get treatment considerable legal controversy over Inside Report Sponsored by the Manchester ed States champlonahlp at the age of 14, Council of CTiurches ter is alao the chief of police, in a clinic, whether JuMice Murtagh was himself O pen Form and then gave his answer. by feels the boat way of keeping "You need to tell people why behaving legally, in that he seemed to some ‘Control on things Is to these things are hurting them, Jeremiah received hte word of "It Is nice to be modest," he said. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak have the hippies off toe streets. It’s no good Just forbidding it,” be denying the defendants speedy Jus­ the Lord "For I will satisfy the "But it would be stupid if I did not tell Coventry sad CDAP eminent domain powers, much The high vaulted entry to Par- said a city official. "And as for I tice. But one thing was sure, aside from the truth. It is Fischer." WASHll^G’rON — Well-heeled reidenisher of the state party’s weary soul, and every languish­ To the Editor, like a typical redevelopment adiso glows with fiery red Mgbt- Paradlso and Fantasio, we all the fine legal points involved: a good Jewish Democrats in Los treasury. Under Wyman’s p r i­ ing soul I will replenish.” While the controversy over agency; 8. CDAP can block any Ing Hke the entranoe to DeUite’s shouldn’t be afraid of things Just We move to correct his logic. many people were hoping he could stand Angeles who four years ago bat­ ding, these same fat-cats had ’Thorvaldsen’s statue In the Ooventry airport vs. the State dev^opment project inttiatod mtemo. because they are new. We have It wouldn’t have been modest at all. tled to refeat Republican Ronald contributed handsomely to three Church of Notre Dame In Copen­ of 0 »n. hearing is stiU fresh by a trmtitkmat town board, Hippies by the hundred pay to support worthwhile experi- firm. losing campaigns:, Pierre Salin­ ’The most Immodest thing any extra­ Reagan for governor have now hagen typifies the comfort of In residents minds, we wish to such as a planning commisston. three giAlderB, about 76 cents, ments.’ Developments the other day incBcated secretly pledged to give him fin­ ger for the Senate (1904), Ed­ God as revealed In Jesus of register our vehement protest, So Ooventry, beware of tMs when they halve it. ’Ihoee with------ordinary talent can do is to disclaim its that he had, for one reason or another, ancial backing — a sign of their mund G. (Pat) Brown for gov­ Nazareth. It Is the statue of the and urge others to do the same, sugar-coated pill being forced out funds hang wistfuUy around own existence, thus forcing everybody intense displeasure with his ernor (against Reagan in 1900) “ outstretched arms” which com­ over the problem of Ooventry upon Connecticut towns and cit­ in toe hope of sighting a friend. Duffey Oaims felt forced to yield In some degree. What probable Democratic opponent, and Hubert H. Humphrey (I960). else Into a continual redtatiem of w tet monly is known as "Come Unto residents vs. the State of Conn, ies and then ask yourselves; Bslde, toe city fatoers have happened was that counsel t(gr. the 13 State Rep. Jesse Unruh. Rightly or wrongly, these Me.” It is best seen, I am told, regarding CDAP. Why? seen to it that thetre’s no iton- the inevitable ego present Inside every Democrats blamed those defeats Backing Needed Bkick Panthers appeared before Justice ’The surprising pledges camo when a person Is upon his knees, ’Though a (JDAP (Communi­ Paid and ’Tlnka Diehl sowe. ’IlKi.. narrow railed peuk extraordinary talent is always eager to at an unpublicised limcheon two on lack of enthusiastic support for only by that posture may ty Development Actloiv Plfin) Shore Drive sage past the ticket office is Uke Murtagh and said that their cUents were from Unruh, a statewide power For a Primary hear. weeks ago at the Bistro Restaur^ one see wondrous beauty upon won’t cause poUuticHi or be a Oovenfry, Conn. the entry to a sheep pen. Hetfty as speaker of the state assembly. ‘ 'rea

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saying "the food la gxxxl and no­ State Court Rules: body's out to get you." Residency Rule today's Swedes Looking to the Day Dcors to the one-man cella are CLAY R. POLLAN ------FUN N Y PLAZA DEPT.*$fo**V In Divorce Law ARIII u ir A Th« Weathsr mostly unlocked, and prlaoners M/48. 21 JW Your Dally AetMly Gulda SPRING When Prison Walls Tumble are free to mix with each other B. MODOIJB TPKE. (Next to PopoUr MW.) According la tha Stan. ‘Don’t Bother Me’ the Same OPEK WED., 1111188., FRl. tUl • Unconstitutional I* F orecast of U.B. and; to some extent, with “care­ 1 ^ 7- 8-io:2tl To develop mestoge for Thuridoy, By FRANK SCHMibTBAUER ning their future, these men ■ (We Have A Notion To Please) HONOLULU (AP) — A OUw 13-27-34-60/^ Weather Bureau. takers." The term warden has 1^32-45-79-83 read words corresponding to numbers 78-84-89^5 SALE OBSTERAAKER PRISON, 'come back to us again and been banned. Thcfe are faclU- oult Oourt Judge )i m overturned of your Zodiac birth sign. SCRATCH Sujmy day. If you As Taking Fifth Amendment y f TAURUS again,” said prison doctor K.A. .lt» one-yeer raoMenoy require- SCORPIO take advBJitage Sweden (AP) — Some 'visitors for studying, playing chess MOTH REPELLENTS # . \ AM. JO 1 Advtnfurc 31 Aliionttf 61 Toitt ocr. 21 HARTTORD, Ooim. (AP) — When KHmcsak went on trial, Toemqulst. or table tennia and watching nMnt of HawiU’ dhraroe Uw on 2 Add 32 A 62 Your Now In of thM apeelsU; think it’s a Une Jail with its "es­ Swedl^ convicts have been ( ^ MaV 20 3 Gaitry 33 Somt 63 N tt NOV. 21 Tlw State Suimme Court has the prosecution tried to intro­ television. tile gimnxii that it le unconftltu- 4- 5-12-171 4 Ntw 34 Compony 64 Of a dark uid cloudy cape-proof” walls, but SiyecHah staging hunger strikes to point Nug^ts, Crystals, Balls tintwl. 1. 3-14-21/?. overturned th e oonsfjtraxsy oon- duce this exchange with Rundle Anyone requiring privacy can 5 ftomonct 35 Art 65 Livir>g 23-42-48 Progress! one If you don't ytctton at a man whose anewer as evidence in order to show sociologists look to the day up demands tor shorter working Judge N^oon K. Dot ruled OIMINI 6 Btoury 36 Fimth 66 FinorKiot hours, visiting rooms suitable transfer to a special department and Flakes. From 37c 7 Don't 37 And 67 Irritoblt SAOITTARlUt to a ^ate poMoeman should not when sudi walls come tumbling Mbndey In favor of Mre. John 8 Try 36 A 68 Mind and DENT S-A-L-E! "consciousness of guilt"—a nec­ tor sexual Intercourse, and where no social demands are for full pound NOY. have been arhnltted as ovtdenoe essary Ingredient in conspiracy. down. Whitehead, a former rerident of r o /JUNC 20 9 You 39 Pro|tct$ 69 Storttd more time.to watch television. made. 10 To 40 Origirx)l 70 And Die sfaliHt iitm. Kllmcsak’s lawyer objected, Samuel S.^ L,eibowltz, retired Btuebelle, Utah, who Hied tor KEITH'S FURNITURE BIG SPRING “SCRATCH 'n DENT SALE”—STARTS TOMORROW! ITEMS PRICED tO SAVE YOU MONEY! Sympathetic puWldty has The scientifically designed "^47-50-59-67 11 Ntw 41 Comfort ' 71 Of 36-39-52-69| Kven though Beter KHmcsak but Superiof Court Judge Ray­ Justice of the New York State divorce here laat Oct. 21, three y70-^-81-85 I2 0 r 42 Fritndthip 72 Btfort been given to such organized ac­ wall has. In a sense, already 73 Gain 72-76-86-90'wvi of New Haven dented hnowlng mond J. Devlin allowed Rundle Supreme Court, recently told a ntantfa. after orrivliig in Ha­ CANCIR 13 Avoid 43 Idtos tions. The Sodallst newspaper been partly demoHshed since an 14 And 44 Your 74 Hours CAPRICORN two other men aqoused of be- U.S. hearing on penology that waii. 21 75Todoy WITH THE BEST OF HOUSEKEEPING. WE SCRATCH AND DENT NEW FURNITURE WE HAVE FOR to testify. Aftonbladet runs a daily column average prisoner spends only a 15 Strivt 45 Ont*ptr»on tog ooootMptratoni, his denial After Rundle's testimony, the Oesteraaker Prison was “the lh a atate objected to the dl- 31 16 Ptrhopi .46 To 76 Btginning JAH. IP A Note From SALE. THIS SALE GIVES OUR CUSTOMERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE BY SELECTING THESI was used as an adrtiiSBion of most modSm and best I have detailing oases of alleged mis­ third of hte sentence in Jail 17 Rtntwtd 47 Ntrvous 77 Emotiory}! state then tried to show that 'vorce ctotlon because Mrs. 0^33-40-54-57 18 To 48 Indicottd 78 And 11-22-28-43, fuSt, the Mgh cmirt satd. ever visited.” treatment and disregard of pris­ proper. Another third is spent in Our Chuafied PIECES. WE HAVE BEEN THROUGH OUR 4 HUGE FLOORS AND INSPECTED EVERY PIECE. IP Kllmcsak did know the thieves the limited freedom of an “open W hftebead had not been an la- ■Sy63-66-73 19 You 49M odt 79 CItan-up 5A62-68 £ KHmcsak also told the state Lcdbowltz was Impressed by oners’ human rights. Dr, Robert E, Paul 20 Improvt SOOoy 80 Homt AQUARIUS Editor: THERE WAS ANY EXCUSE TO REDUCE THE PRICE. WE DID IT! BUY NOW AND SAVE! €uid w as l3ring when he said he institution" ^md then the law lead realdent for 12 months. LIO 21 Exciting 51 Pouiblt 61 U ptttt poiloe ofttcer, "Don’t bather the 23-foot wall of reinforced Sune Olden, Oesteraaker dh CHnUXPRACTDC PHY8ICXAN JAH. 10 didn’t. provides for release on proba­ The law was challenged on 22 And 52 Alrtody 82 Rtcognilion mS"—words whldi Imttoated he concrete with a sharp Inward rector, says plans for a factory 23 Ntw 53 But 83 Dtportmtnl ’Thus the evidence about KUm- tion. her behalf by attorney Steven 65L-A0G. 22 fit. II was asserting Ms oonstitutional Todo/s-FUNNY will par |1.60 for curve at the top to rhscourage extension, dedgned to keep con- ANNOUNCES IHK OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR 24 Bt 54 tdtoft 84 Spttdy cs^'s denial "warranted an in­ Christensen of tiu Legal Aid So­ ^ 9-26-30-38 55 Your 85 Prtvail 15-I8-2044(^ Serving light not to be required to in- eoch .'hinny" uied. Send gags to: escape attempts. ylcts occupied, have been Experimentally, convicts 25 FttI ference of consciousness of guilt THE PRAOrnCE OF OHIROPRAOTIC ciety, udio argued that it vtolat- ;gy61-7l-82-87 26 Moy 56 Crowd 66 Ntw 49-64-65 elim inate MmseW, the Suprem e Todoy'i FUNNY, 1200 Weit Third Si., But the very presence of the shelved. He denies this has any­ have been idaced In suburban 27 Bo(/ 57 Could 67 Today Cleveland, phio 44113. «d the equal pnotecticn clause of VIRGO PISCIS The People Court eald. and must be conceded to be evi­ wall disturbs critics like Swe­ thing to do with pressure from houses and given regular work AT 26 Crtotivt 58 Conttnttd 86 Now 9 A.M. dence of ‘guilt itself,’ ’’ said the Mth amendment. 29Tirtd 59 W htrt 89 Vthicits After 'brbghjg out the fapt den's newly appointed attorney with the company of wife or 90O nti ■SO HOURS ONLY of Our the outside. 31 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST Dot agreed and granted Mre. sm. 22 '3 0 G tt 60 Lott MAR. 20 TO that KUmesak denied knowing the State Supreme Court. "Its sweetheart. Authorities hope to 4/2 gencTal, Lennart Gedjer, wlio is ”We Just feel that rehabUlta- Whitehead a di'vorce cn grounds 16-19-25-291 2- 6-37-41^ Trading other two men accused of taidng admission Into evidence there­ find out if detention can be MANCHESTER, CONN. (^Adverse ^Neutral Elm City Judge Tapped heading a drive to change the tlon would be more effective if of grievous mental suffering '53-58-75 46-55-80j8R> p a rt In a 19M' tHeft, th e ptnose- fore may have been a critical changed to mere supervision In SI For State Planning Post country’s already progrressive detained persona were given end rxmsupport. oution went on to show that factor in the jury’s finding of therapeutical work only,” he certain cases, but so far the re­ TUIIDC APPII nil detention policy. 1 ^ 9 9 P.M. Over 70 Years! Under Hawaii law, an interlo- KHmcsak did know them. Thus participation by the defendant HARTFORD (AP)—Oov. John “Tlve walls could be ripped says. sults are inconclusi've. IllUlfo., fIrlllL ZI1Q In the conspiracy." outory divorce decree would re­ His denial cunounted to a dam­ Dempsey named Superior Court down with no sense of loss,” Olden wants to transform his "Moreover,” said the court, OFFICE HOURS TELEPHONE quire a six-month waiting peri­ Negro Counselor aging' pteoe of enddenoe. Judge H arold M. Mulvey of New Geijer commented. “Places like prison into a kind of “drug clin­ "The words ‘don’t bother me’ TUBS. THURS., SAT. 64S-e8M od to become final if there were Kllmcsak was arrested Oct. Haven to be co-chairman of the Oesteraaker should disappear.” ic” since he feels drugs and BY APPOINTMENT Everett Keith s a y s : “ READ THIS IMPORTANT MESSAGE WHICH CONTAINS U, 1S64, in Wallingford and are equivalent to an assertion of This view is reflected by criminal tendencies can be WANTTED children 18 years old or young­ Connecticut Planning Committee er. Mrs. Whitehead’s marriage Supports Carswell charged with driving the get- the Fifth Amendment privilege” Swedish doctors and sociologists linked in many cose histories. Veterans to Train Under ‘Tuesday. w as riiUdliees, so the decree w as awy car for the two suspected —the rlgh^ not to be required who claim that prisoners often All stimulants, except coffee O.I. Bm of RIghU With an WASHINGTON (AP) — A Carswell was the federal dis- JUST A FEW OF THE MANY ITEMS OFFERED AT SAVINGS UP TO 60%!.'..” He succeeds . State Supreme Approved Company In the absedute and became final with tMerves. to testify against oneself. come out of Jail looking for and tobacco, are banned here black government ofHclal saya trict Judge In Tallahassee before State Police Capt. Robert Also, the court said, Klimezak Court Justice John P. Cotter of drugs and unequipped to cope and the general atmosphere ap­ Plumbing and Heating Trade. the Judge's ruling. Rundle then asked Kllmcsak was entitled to have his lawyer Hartford, who has resigned from Apply at D'Agata, Inc. $199.50 Kroehler contemporary love seat 55" long, extra strong stain resistant, color fast Vectra with life. pears positive. A man con'vlct^ 18 Vernon Ave., B4Kdcville. ® hteiJ^onTthe“cLrtTIp- whether he knew the two men pre^nt when Captain Rimdle the committee. “Lacking a facility for plan­ of theft voiced,a typical opinion. Read Herald Advertisements tile ruling would be ap- favorable to G. Harrold wilson said he had fre- suspected of committing the questi^e^ him, "but, in viola­ ‘**^mould Mrs. Whitehead sub- Carswell’s Supreme Court Norn- quenUy represented clril righta cover $149.95 . . . $114.50 Kroehler Hi-Back chair, Scotchgard print cover $79.95 . . . $89.98 theft. Rundle mentioned their tion of the^ixth Amendment to names, and Kllmcsak said he the federal cOn^tution he was sequenUy marry,” he said, "she Inatlon and denies the Justice Carswell In the for the young modern, Kroehler blue nylon occasonal chair with casters, Zepel finish $59.95 . . . didn’t know them. He also said, not provided \\dtb such assist­ ru2W Oxe risk of reversal and the Department pressured him Into 1 8 ^ 3 ^rl<«. "Don’t bother me." ance." probaible InvalldatUm of the writing It. Cranston leveled his ch a^ $339.98 Kroehler Spanish style 82" sofa, fully upholstered. High arms, very comfortable $249.00 ^lerriage." Charles F. Wilson, deputy at a news conference Monday. Christensen f'ld Dod’s ruling chief conciliator tor the Equal contending Wilson also withheld . . . $41.00 loose cushion club chair. Turquoise vinyl cover, wood-like metal frame $26.95 . . . oould open the door to a wide at- Emplosrment Opportunity Com- ^ o rm a ^ that C a^eU h ^ tack F l i i r h t nomination of the Tsllahas- But Wilson said later th at be- ^ , ___ see, Fla., federal appeals court fore writing the letter he had John Sampson, the Sun’s v ^ wiarplaneB to Israel for the time cover $59.95 . . . $47.50 Cape Ann reproduction all wood chair, black decorated, pine seat euan New York oarrespondent, b^ing, calling it “not a rebuff to (AP) Judge. ' told Rehnqulst that It would — African am his "Obviously, most of the peo- deal oidy “with my vle'ws . . . sayn 'the current rash of bomb- ’liet' .^'vtv but a truce signal to $34.95 . . . $409.50 Italian Provincial 4-piece bedroom with 62" 9-drawer dresser and niirror, 5- tttgB in large cities In the United Moscihv to Join in keeping the *°***^,f' pie associated with me most of only how I had been treated.” ^ MaaarajigadM very unhappy,” he Asked how he stood on Cars- Staltes indlootea "a country Middle Eqirt arms race down drawer chest, full size bed and night table $359.00 . . . $229.00 buys a pair of quartered oak and bioRi of nevnluUon fanes a death . . . The g^eiiade of escalBiUon nwer and emerged atiye. j jj, ^y nomination, Wilson eald straggle with people who seek to has been tosaed .:^ack to the Rus­ **^1)?** - ter are my views." "I would prefer a man more Uto- pecan veneered night tables by American of Martinsville, buy both for $99.00 . . . $99.50 yellow overturn it iby revolution.’’ sians oitd we can 'only hope that and Cranston, DCaUf., eral, with a better clvll-Uberta- Sampson said there’s not theiy too will keep thodr fingers yo u w ant ho.n.v tj- . 1^ - 1^___iT i opened the controversy Monday rlan record. But that Is not my lingerie chest, 6 drawers 23" wide, tall $79.95, . .$24.50 white vinyl washable headboard 4 ft. wide much chance the bombi>lantlng on the pin." tacM U^craT^rito^tafli^ ® ^ »dgment to make.” revoluUmiarties wUl succeed. The Times, noting the ra(|h of high quality poundiiig tt cn the bead, so It tel Opponents to klU the $9.98 . . . $59.95 Sealy Rest Guard mattress or box spring, twin or full size $49.95 . . . $33.00 buys ED m x But the danger, he says, is that kithiepingB of diplomats by Lqt- le ^ tite woman knd snapped *®*‘«*'- nomination when the Senate Buyer and Solee Manager there wiS emerge no heroic fig­ ia American revolutionaries',, ito Jaws shut on his ^ h S d ! ^ ^tty. Gen. Richard G. votes April 6 on a motion to a pair of Howell dinette chairs, bronze frames, pink beige and gold cover, buy 2 for $19.98 . ure who can channel the revolu- said the tactic pnohahly "will Hanging to the biwch of on Klelndlenst told a news confer- send It bock to the Judiciary ttonary, leal of the bombers into spread across the oooUaent end oveihengiiw ttoe, the African ®”®® Cranston’s charges Committee. But supporters $24.50 one odd maple dinette chair $10.75 . . . $89.95 set of 4 spindle back maple dinette chairs oonotructlve paths. perhaps to other contlinente.” fought desperately tor 10 mfri- i^'ere "absolutely false.” And maintain the recommittal mo- "H h alternative m ight -very The paper added; "It is ob'viDUS- utes to stop the cioc dragging Assistant Atty. Gen. William H. tion wilH be rejected. U that hap- $79.95 . . . $179.95 solid maple 5-piece dinette set with rectangular table that extends to seat 'weR be a reecU onary 'who, in ly undesirable that America Mm Into deeper 'water. Then be Hshnqulst said Wilson had 'vol- pens, a vote on confirmation wiping out the forces of revolu­ fdiould interfere in the domestic bad an Idea. "I told niy wife to uiXeered to write the letter to will be April 8. 6 or 8, and 4 mates' chairs $149.95 . . . $179.95 maple dinette set with large round table, pedes­ tion, will 'Wipe out so much that concerns of her neighbors, but If m m o n d iwmove the doth holding the (I*® Senate Judiciary Commit- Sen. Milton R. Young, R-N.D., is in American Hfe," Sanp- the guerrilla bonds deliberately baby to her back. I stuffed the ^®- aimounOed Monday he will vote tal base, 4 mates' chairs $149.95 . . . $98.00 set of 4 black decorted mate's chairs $89.95 . . . son wrote. "It is a depressing attack her servants end her pro­ you want target doth Into the cix>oodile’a mouth ^ letter, Wilson said that against recommittal . and for thought" perty, they cannot in reason and forced It to release my fui n black lawyer representing Carsweira confirmation. He $124.50 maple dry sink 34" wide $99.50 . . . $499.50 Beautiful Country Squire China by Amori- Anottier Britlah newspaper, complatn If she uses whatever that lives a long, hand. We then ran tor safety," plaintiffs In school desegrega- (Mid Carswell would give the Ihe Ouar^an, -wnuderad what means are in her power to de­ he related later. The African tion and other civil rights ccuiee court "a better irtilloeophical can of Martinsville 55" wide, mission oak and pecan, lighted interior, glass shelves $299.50 . . . 'wnn behind th e bennUng last fend them.” beautiiui life hod to have several stitches In In Carswell’s court, he always balance" and credited him with week of the OleveiaRd Art Gal­ Two Rome newapepers com­ fats hand and Us wtiEe was tretU- received fair and courteous a reputation for concise, under- $659.00 walnut and oak dining room group including 40" drop leaf table that extends to 70", lery’s casting of Rodin’s statue plained that Miriielangelo Anto- ed tor a crushed wristbone. treatment. standable opinions. Ihe Hdniter. iticni’s tUm "Zabriskije Fblnt’’ Is large china, 2 arm chairs and 4 side chairs $599.00 . . . $29.95 walnut dining arm chair, I only THEBEaA GABBITT tery'm casting of Rodin’s statue being unjustly attacked by Ottlce and General The lUnfcer. American critics. The Oommu- m m m O n d . « . $19.95 . . . $59.95 Cherry chair side table from the Century Group by American of Martinsville Blanager "Was It a protest against nist party’s L’Undta called the you want tolortui, Thought Itaetf, that dtangerous movie "a beautiful end inoptred $29.95 . . . $149.95 set of 3 Fruitwood French Provincial tables, 2 end and i cocktail $99.50 . . . ftuilt in the human spirit which film, and agonizingly simple." pervert’s man’s natural desire n M^seggero, somewhat right staln^resisting $69.95 Mersman Fruitwood and marble formica drum table $39.95 . . . $34.50 Mahogany George­ to fteelc out mindlessly at any of center politically, coocluded moment?...When drugs are that the American criticism -wae fCumuloft® nylon town muffin stand $19.95 . . . $44.50 maple chairside end table with gateleg $29.95 . . . $39.98 Ung, thought is an anachron­ "partial and unjt»tl Its tdle can ism ... be exptedned as a ebauvinisUe pile maple trim table $29.95 . . . $119.98 square chair-side end table with 2-door cabinet base $69.95 "Or was the bombing a blow reaction to having a foreign di­ for enother kind of freedom, the rector put his finger on the na­ . . . $16.50 wood grained vinyl toy chest $12.98 . . . $12.98 Thayer chrome high chair - easy to Aneedqm of tliei m en on ihe tion’s sore spots In a very Im- Cleveland omnibus to go home iriiouB w ay.” clean $9.98 . . . $74.50 Maple curio stand, can be used as a room divider $59.98 . . . $159.98 dark unmolested by the sight of nudi­ ty in a public place?" oak, authentic Spanish style curio cabinet $129.95 . . . $49.98 white metal china cabinet with ’Ihe paper hsd a suggestion Julie, DavilF Have Role for a replacement; “A fully sliding doors $29.98 . . . $159.98 genuine Lane maple Lo-boy cedar chest with blanket drawer In Carrier Ceremony clothed statue cf an ajU-Ameri- HAROLD TURIONOTON WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ $139.98 f . . $44.50 Ornamental brass base table lamp with white silk shade $19.98 . . . $29.98 tra­ can boy injecting himself with Appliance, Bard Surface heroin Hiould plectse both tac­ dent Nlxion*s datighter Julie and tions." her husband, David Eisenhow­ ditional brass table lamp, leaf decorated base, white silk shade $12.98 . . . $14.98 coffee colored Buyer and Haleaman Ihe oenservattve Daily Tele­ er, wlU take part in the April 18 graph and the Independent keel laying ceremony tor the nu­ fluorescent desk lamp $7.50 . . . $19.98 Contemporary table lamp, white and gold silk shade $3.98 Timea of London took dUfeting clear powered aircraft carrier . . . $32.50 these traditional table lamps were originally priced $32.50 each. They are deep blue views on Presiident Nixon’s Dwight D. Ellsenhower at New­ schnol desegregation policies. port News, Va. pottery base with white shades, buy the pair for $29.95 . . $19.98 traditional table lamp, white “Mr. Nixon’s Uberul oppo- Announcing this Tuesday, the nonts will na doubt redouble White House said Secretary of pottery base trimmed with antique brass, white shade, trimmed blue $9.98 . . . $49.98 complete their complaints that be Is neg­ Defense Melvin R. L,aird will be lecting race relations In order to the principal speaker. Others fireplace ensemble including screen, I pr. andirons, I set of tools $29.98 . . . $24.98 genuine maple appease the South," wrote the who will take part are J<4m H. fnagazine rack with compar,tments $17.50 . . . $39.98 large ^ I d framed plate glass mirror 28" x Dally Tetegnapb. "He can reply Chaffee, Secretory of the Na'vy, that, despite eU their criticism, Adm. Thomas H, Moorer, chi^ 40" $24.50 ... 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MAKCHEiSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY^ APRIL 1, 1970 PAdB E U B V m \ 'v PAGE T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHJSRri’EK, CONN.,* WEDNESDAY, APRIL"^!, 1970 Coventry NTSB Finds No Evidence f/.S. Urged Air Traffic Bolton Obituary Mail Census Form Today Crashed Plane Refueled Heralding Politics Today is the day fOr Man­ 1. Oflierwise, people may be ToKeep Out S low dow n Vision Test PZC Votes 3 to 2 WASHINGTON (AP)—A Pfl- try to land at New Haven, Mr*. BDmi K. FyrrI* chester and are* residents to listed who moved away or died ------—By Sol B, V.ohnn------grim Airlines commuter plane Conn,, instead, miased on op- Mr*. BUm Kvans .FVmtI*, 77, fill out their census forms and a day or so before, the authori­ A total of 1,032 delegates will for the GOP nomination for mall them to the Hartford cen­ ties say; and others may not be Scheduled 'With five aboard that dtsap- praach mere, and was en route M e r of Mrs. Qurte SUmpMii Of Cambodia Continues For Airport Plan peered over Long Island Sound bock to Groton when he radioed of ManoiMster, died yesterday attend the June 19-20 Republican governor, is scheduled for to­ sus office. listed who either Just moved in MITES two rnonm* ago left no evl- he was running short of fuel, at New Britain General Hos­ (Continued from Page One) State Convention, with S17 dele­ morrow night in Hartford. It (Continued from Page One) The forms, containing any­ or were h<»7t on April 1. The planning and Zoning The shop Is open from 10 to gate votes needed to name where from 23 to 89 questions, A mother and baby , are to be Next Week denoe It had refueled before The board- Mid the crow's last pital. She was the widow ot WU- to both the Ntxon plan and the will be at 7 in the Grand Ball­ convenience to the American Commission, by a mree to two 12 and 1 to 4 doily. Items not taMng off, the NaUonal Tram- miessage to Groton wo* "that Ham H. pyrris. nominees for governor and U.S. room of the Hartford Hilton. were delivered by mailmen to listed even if they are in the The Bolton Junior Women Included In me half price sole Afmy effort to delay the Nixon public and should be terminated each area household last hoepltal. Club wlU sponsor a free vlskm 'vote, has gone on record as portaUon Safety Board sold mey were low on fuel,> loot power Survivor* also include « sons, senator. To force a primary, a The principal speaker will be are Jewelry, bric-a-brac, and plan," McGovern said in a pre­ at once.'- Saturday. Census officials advise people screening on Monday and Tus*- being in favor ot the propoaed ISMSday. on one engine, looing power on a dauchtera, another slater, a candidate will need 20 per cent, newly elect^ Gov. William T. one lot of books. pared Senate speech. or at least 207, of a total vote. Following Bailey's statement. Census authorities have re- to read the yellow instruction day next week. The clinic will The pilot was delayed In bad th® other, and that mey were brathfar, l l Krandchildren and 11 Cahill, Republican, of New Jer­ B(4ton-Covantry Airport. The “ Let us immediately stop our And a total of 960 delegates the Federal AviaUon Agency re- qu^g^ed individuals not to make sheet before starting. They al- be for pre-school chUdren ages Vision Clinic weeUier tor nearly an hour over gota* Into the water." (reat-craitdchlldren. sey. action came at the requeat of The funeral will be held Fri­ far-flung military operations in will attend the June 26-27 Demo­ ^rrentages ^of form until today, so the so suggest the use of a pencil, three to five and will be held The PHNA Vision Screening Kennedy Airport In Now York ''the pilot, Alfred Crofts of South Vietnam and consolidate cratic State Convention. Here. controllers. II rtporting >i •for .u-the count for the U.S. pop- so that if misteJcs are made, from 9 a.m. to 13 p.m. in the the Town OounoU, which had qjhIc is operating each Tues' while waltlDg to land. North fitonlngton. Conn., and the day at 10 a.m. from the Rose asked all town boards, com HUl Funeral Home, 580 Ebn St., our forces temporarily, in pre­ 481 delegates taites will be need- Town Manager Robert Weiss midnight shift, particularly in ulatlon wilt be precise for April they can easily be erased. Congregational Church Educa­ day Morning from 9:30 to 11:80 He radioed that his fuel was copilot, George Fox of Orient mission* and agencies to react Rocky Hill, with a Xtaas of re­ paration for disengagement, in ed for nomination and, to force been invited to testify on New York CTty, hardest-hit by tion Building. in the 'Town Hall and will con­ running tow, one engiiM was Point, N.Y., were lost In Ihe quiem at St, Jatnes Canirch, well-defended areas near the a primary, a candidate will need Manchester’s fiscal problems, the strike. The screening wiU be done by officially to the stAte's propoeal tinue through me end of this dead and the omer wo# failing, craah and their bodlea were not ■ea," he urged. In Chicago, an FAA spokes­ Mrs. EYederlck Norton, Mra. tor the general a'vlatlon facU- B* he tried to return to Groton, foun^ although the wreckage of Rocky HiU. at least 192 of the total vote. at an April 10 pubUc hearing Youth Charged Donkey Game O ff rnonm. Prienda may call at the fu­ This step, he said, should be ------by the 24-member State Reve- man, said all nine of scheduled Joel Hoffman, Mrs. Joseph Ity. The clinic, which is tree Conn, on Fob. 10. the twin-engine DehavlUend CK- controllers reported to work at The donkey baseketball Haloburdo and Mrs. Terry PZC members supporting the Harold E. Turkington Richard W. SpUler neral home tonight from 7 to 9 accompanied by steps toward a GOP Registrar of Voters Fred nue Task Force. He said today In Breaks and of charge, is tor diagnosing A preliminary report lamed by ter plane was recovered, game scheduled to take D’ltalia, who recently attend­ issue were Chairman Robert the NTSB showed the twin- The mree paaronger* missing pim. and tomorrow from 8 to 5 South Vietnamese gov- Peck said today that all schools that he'will attend. The hearing O'Hare tower for the early "lazy eye bhndness,” also know emment and renewed efforts for will be in session April 16, when will be at 10 a.m. at the State "'ot^ug shift, while 12 of 22 place at Manchester High ed a training seasion run by Ganmer, Steven Joncus and ei«lne plane hod been in the and presumed dead were WlWs and 7 to 9 p.m. Purse Snatch as ambliopia, in three to five Division Leaders a negotiated' settlement. ■“Manchester Republicans hold a CJapitol. scheduled to work reported for School tonight has been can­ Connecticut Society for 'Preven­ Charles Funk. Everett air Tnore than two hours when O, Worchester, an engineering BE SURE r r ; BLIBB I*m bee* scrvlag the Hsow duty at the Aurora control cen­ five-year-old children. This con^ Clarenoe 0 , 0011* townwide primary for town com The task force, created by a Manchester police detectives celed. The van carrying the tion of Blindneoi. and Alternate Mildred the fuel ahortage was reported, dean at Virginia Polytechnic In- Owner for 88 YEARB. For * (Ximplate FREE IN­ ter. Strength was at 70 per cent, donkeys reportedly was in­ No appointment is necessary sen, sitting in for absent mem- dfilon can be ^ corrected ^ , if Ckrence D. Hills, 82. of mittee members. special act of the 1969 General in The board is etlil invesUgatlng sUtute; David F. Baker of Ohio SPECTION of your hotne by • Temdte Osntral He said that no provision had compared with 40 per cent on have made a second arrest volved in an accident. for the screening. Drop in at bdr Norman FSarsaU, were «»Ia«vely a tormal finding of the cause State University, and George T. Expert, supervised by the flneBt technical shilf, Bloomfield, a Manchester na­ Raymond Says Assembly, is studying the long­ the midnight shift. connection with a purse snatch­ your convenience. The Bolton j easy to detect in a series of Town Lodges Cited phone our nearest loo^ office: tive, died last night at St. been made in advance for clos- of me crash. West Jr. of the University of ing them for primaries, as for both the state In New York 76 of 158 sched' ing that took place in the Cooperative Nursery children AtaTattendUig me PZC meet- deolgnad for detection Francis Hospital. Hartford. The NTSB Umetafole revooJed Michigan. They had JuU. paM a He'll Run For regular elections, when agree* and local governments, and is reported for work on the pumell oarkiiur lot on Feb. 11, will be tested during their Mr. Hills was bom Aug. 1, ing at which me action was pu*T*»®8- . the commuter flight had to oirc vtolt to the Ccaat Guard Aoad- menls lor the closings were evaluating alternate methods of Tuesday night shift, brinrin*^ school hours. taken was Alternate Stephen Appointments for the clinic At Masonic Parley cle in a holding pattern near emy in New tondon Conn. 1887 in Manchester and had Weicker Seat providing revenues. It’s recom- strength to 4 8per cent, up from" and also for several house Police Log reached with school officials. The Vision Clinic is the spring Loyzlm, one of me local lead- may be mode by calling Mrs. _ ...... • • Kennedy for 64 miiuitea because ——------lived in the Hartford area for The polls will be open from mendaUons wiU be presented to lows reaching 10 per cent. An breaks over the past several project of the Community Af­ 649-9240 NORWALK, Conn. (API—Pub- era In me fight to keep the air- Andrew DJiounas, Mrs. Stanley First place. awards in their respective diYisions were ^ showers and • —■>tog which ■ many years. He was employed noon to 8 p.m. April 16. Voting ibe 1971 General Assembly, FAA spokesman said, however, months, ARRESTS fairs Committee of the Junior MelanisCic Bird* at I ^ t t and Whitney Division lishing executive Allen A. Ray- port out of Coventry. After mo Harris, or me PHNA office, and presented to Manchester’s two Masonic lodges, during cioad one runway and cut will be in all seven of the town's Twelve of the task force it did appear to be a "real william Lee Ubby, 19, of East Richard William Bazley, 21, Women. The <»mmlttee's chair­ vote was taken, Loyslm said those making appointments are Grand Master’s banquet at the Hartford Hilton Ho- visibility to a quarter-mile on Melanism is me opposite of of United Aircraft Oorp., Blast mond of Westport made it a voting districts. Voting District members were appointed by trend" toward man is Mrs. Norton. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. a back-to-work Hartford was charged with theft of Blast Hartford, charged with he thought he should resign, requested to keep mem. other appraaches. • alblnlam and is caused by an Hartford, before he retired in contest for the Republican con- 2 has been moved to the Robert- Gov. Dempsey and 12 by its movement. Twenty - two members of St. tel last night which opened the 182nd annual conven- from a person, four counts of breaking and entering with but added he felt he (xiuld Uon of the ConnecUout G r a n d ------Tlie pilot, according to the excessive amount of dork plg- DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 1960. gressional nomination in the son School cn N. School St. Its chairman, Frazar B. Wilde. Similar gains were reported breaking Maurice Knights of CTolumbus breaking and entering with criminal intent, and two counts probably fight me airport more District, and his esaoclate NTSB, made no mention of a ment. Melandstlc Urda are Survivors include a son. Fourth District by announcing former location was the Com- _____ in a number of other cities, al received Third Degrees recent­ The 01d«9t end Lexigeet in Conn. Arthur E. Hills of Manchester; bis candidacy today, criminal intent, and four counts o( larceny. Man<;hester police effecUvely as a PZC Alternate. St. M ary’s Club T h e a w a r d s — plaques—went grand marshall wiUl be T. Dye fuel problem to Kennedy con- darker than is normal tor a munity Y. Top Republican leaders in the though sick calls remained high. ly at St. Martha’s Church in Ehi- a daughter, Mrs. Robert Ran- While acknowledging that Flieht delays ranelne from sev- larceny- Later, he was ar- detectives picked up Bazley yes- The PZC’s acUon was taken to Richard W. Splller of 55 Elro Hooper. troUeirs, asked for permisalon to given speedee. _ . . , , First (Congressional District are field. kin of Ellington; a sister, Mrs. State House Minority Leader er^ mlnutL to ^several hours ^ h a ^ n e ^ connecUon with the They are William Andro- on me state's airport proposal Meets Friday Sit., end Harold E. Turkington Irma Root of Etast Hartford; Stewart B. McKinney of Fair- didatedida?e w^li!l Wallace Barnes, who is '<>«• a "on'biee , ,, continusd at most airports. on a court warrant charging yjoft of a <»lor television from levlch, Anthony Armentaiw, itself, and not on me results of of 16 Berkley St„ who were me him with possession of narco­ six grandchUdren and a great- Held has "a pretty good head speaking in Manchester tonight. V i ' Bailey said his statement a truck parked at Norman's Richard Bettez, James Boland, last week’s hearing on me is­ The 60-60 CTub of St. Mary’s worshipful masters in 1069 , for tics. grandchild. start" in the race, Raymond told has scheduled a press confer- Hartford Mayor Ann Uc Tuesday did not mark a shift in Inc. of Hartford Rd. in August, Roger Bolduc, Stephen Brime- sue, at which more than 900 Episcopal Church wUl have a Manchester Lodge of Masons Funeral servltjea will be Fri- a news conference this mom- ence for 9 a.m. tomorrow, at the cello turns down pleas for her position. Taken in chronological order, and in connection with the theft combe, Arthur Chamberlain, area residents were present, potluck Friday at 7 p.m., toUow- Friendship Lodge of day, at a time to be announced, ing that "the timing seems ap- Hotel Sonesta, Hartford. to declare for the seat. I have never been an support Libby is accused of the follow- of a refrigerator from B.D. Louis Cloutier, John Connolly, .■ almost all ot them strongly op­ ed by a Las Vegas Nigbt dn Masons, respecUvely. Manches- at the John F. Tierney Funeral propriate and I have made the The press release states, "Sen- Manchester Mayor Nathan of a strike,"- Bailey said, "but acts: Pearl’s on Main St. in January Daniel Corrow, Robert Czar-, posed to the airport At that NedU Hail. jg (n me large lodge Home, 219 W. Center St. Burial move." ator Barnes will make a stat»- Agostinelli is high on the list have hoped a dialogue could be Nov. 30, 1969, a break into a of this year. necki and Rudolph Detucido. hearing, Gantnor was one of Mr. and Mrq. Myron Rice, division, and Friendship Lodge will be in Rose Hill Memorial Raymond, a former chairman rnent regarding a new phase of of those being considered. As started and the situation not po- Ralph Rd. home where a stereo Bazley was processed and re­ Also, David Dreselly, Hugh two who spoke in favor, and chairmen of the dinner, will the small lodge dl'vlstoin. U i Park, Rocky HiU. both the Westpoft Board of A 8100-a-ptate dinner, honor- chairman of the Capitol Region larized.” Asked what the ab- and television set were taken, leased on a $1,000 non-surety Eldenbum, Rltdiard Farnsworth, Loyslm was me leading spokes- be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Also receiving an award was u Friends may caU at the fu- Education and the regional ing Sixth District Cong. Thomas Council of Elected Officials, he sences had accomplished, he Dec. 1, 1969, a break into the bond for court appearance April John Fisher, Raymond Le- man for me oppoalUon. Randall Toop, Mr. and Mrs. James Griswold, master last IN neral home tomorrow from 7 to school-board association, said he Meskill, the leading candidate is well known in the district. responded: "Nothing construe- Red-Lee Co., 69 Woodland St. 30. maire, Donald Lessard, WllUam Hie PZC acUon will probably Horace MoCoan, Mr. and Mrs. year of Stepney Lodge in Rocky 9 p.m. bawl resigned as president of tive so far, except making peo- where an electric typewriter Lessard, Andrew Maneggia, have lltUe effect on me Town John Kunz and Mr. and Mrs. Hill. He is a Manchester naUve, ------CCM BYofessional Magazines, pie aware of the controUers’ sit- and two adding machines were Robert Putlock arid Donald T ^ (JouncU in it* review of various Leonard Lawson. and his famer and brother, Clyde S. Boober Inc., of Darien to conduct his uaUem." taken. David Lee Allen, 18, of Farm­ ford. agency reacUons, since it is a Oiarles Lindsey wlU be the Hayden L. Griswold Sr„ and ington, formerly of 29 Dover The following officers also at­ Wippin* CTyde S. Boober, 64, of 42 campaign. OCM publishes edu- Compromise Outlined The controllers have com- j ^ „ h 6, 1970, a break into falriy safe bet moat omer town houseman in the Las Vegas Hayden L. Griswold Jr., have ToUuid . Devon Dr., husband of Mrs. cational magazines and Journals. plained they are undermanned ^ St. apartment where Rd., charged with conspiracy to tended: Harold J^aws, grand agencies will expross opposition Night entertaimnent. Men lead- both been prominently involved commit break and entry. Man­ knight; Ray Cocconi, chantel- Hutlocd Ruth L. Doyle Boober, died eari Questioned about whether he a” d overworked to the point of a pistol was taken. to the proposed airport. ing the games will be Thomas MaiKhester Masonic circles. t n chester police arrested Allen in lor; Wilfred Cote, Treasurer, ly this morning at Manchester would wage a primary if he fatigue and their equipment is March 11, 1970, a break into The three PZC members who Stiingfellow, Paul Bernard, Tbe awards were made by ROUn 83 • VIRNON, CONN connection with the Dec. 15 Keeney Hutchinson, trustee, failed to win the GOP nomina­ On Main St. Parking outmoded and inadeauate. a Kerry St. home where a port­ voted in favor of mo proposal Harold Davey, Dominick D’An- william F. Boom of New Memorial Hospital. break into the home of Gregory and Eldward Zakowski, tinan- tion in June, Raymond said he The National Association of able television set and two rifles cited a number of reasons for grom, Robert Emery and Rob- Haven, graird mEister and honor Mr. Boober was bom Aug. 30, Mlodzinskl of ‘85 Dover Rd. (dal secretary. Andrew Fisher, toAx I Mn(n« nnd h a dwould------"e only if he felt he had The State Department of Transportation last night Air Traffic Specialists, a rival were taken. melr stand, among mem mo art Zaccaro. the masters for meir program- where a television set was tak­ another member, also attended. need for advance planning by Miembers may make reoerva- nilng and Masonic leadership, ji!^ talSe^^sinw 1945 presented to town officials and a committee of mer- “ bed President Nixon to Libby is also accused of tak­ en. Allen was released on a The Knights of Columbus will the state for such a faclUty, tlons at the meeting for me din- Manchester Lodge ■won me S a v o r s , besides his wile, party's ^ d d n ^ ^ c a u w " o/*'a outside mediators. ing a purse from a woman Feb. chants a compromise plan for parking along downtown $1,000 non-surety bond for court sponsor a Fhmlly Ocanmunlon and me fact mat the 40-acre ner-dance ocheduled f<>r May 1 award previously In' 1966. That include a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Main St. which would allow a mixture of angle and v'We recxignlze that there is no while she was walking in "deal.” appearance April 13. Breakfast in the church hall site is largely undeveloped at ***® Moncheoter Country game year was the first year • S U M simple, magical solutions to this Pumeii p i. parking lot. A. Peck Jr of Coventry; a Raymond said he knew of no parallel parking and result in a loss of only 37 parking following the 10 a.m,', Maas on this time. Conridertlng poUu- O’BrigW pro- priendahlp Lodge was eligible brother, John Boober of Port- such deal now. spaces. nationwide air traffic problem.” L*®vid Krajewski, 22, of 71 Fos- ACCIDENTS April 12. lion factors, *11 three felt that danro mumc. R ^ r v a - jbe compeUUon, having Tickets may be obtained from tand, Maine; and two grand­ The 47-year-old former Repre­ Bruce Watkins, one of the j. Eric Potter, Manchester a telegram to Nixon said. "But ^®r St. has also been arrested me posMMe 876 or so homes u®ns may atoo be made call- been chartered In 19(86. lit has EM S BAKERY PRAGUE SHOES merchants attending the session. Town Planner, who represented there is a strong chance that bi connection with the purse A Manchester police cruiser, William Androlevlch, Tolland children. sentative Town Meeting chair­ which could go hi on the site ^ Robert ^ ^ e ^ placed first in its division each said today that most of the com- the tIONS mmunication wim children; The following description of Stonebouse Rd. weir>e not seriously injured. WINCHESTER, Va. (AP) — tem is installed and tested in claim mey have lost missions of "His aim is to make noise. COMPLAINTS and being afraid of children. me compronaise plan, presented In TV Special William David Simmons. 74, operaficn. dollars because of the slow- He lives at 50 Cushman Dr. by James Rice of me Depart­ When he doesn’t have activity. $200 stereo record player FORMERLY White House receptionist under ment of Transportation, was Weiss reportedly told me down. The Air Transport Asso- he has a morale problem He ‘ “ *‘en from me locked car Two Connecticut buildings Those who w lA to attend are cdatlon says an average of 500 -- _ four U.S. presidents, died Tues­ obtained from Watkins and from group last night that a repre­ considered to be architectural requested to cad me hostess. flights have been canceled each can’t expect me support of me day. He was appointed in 19*1 sentative of Crouse-Hinds (Do., and engineering achievements DRY CLEANINO BY TAYLOR by President Friinklin D. Roos­ manufacturers of the present day because of me work stop­ parked at Caldor’s. Lamenzo page. anything. ’They have to will be featured ton)orrow night evelt and served throu»'h the lighting system, inspected me he told police he found a wire coat In a one-hour NBC television first-year of Ihesldent John F. , Manchester Area lights at Ids request. While ren­ Two air - traffic controllers ^ « 7 - " - ‘ ‘o ^ e ca-rJhi'chTe- ^ ^ e cta lT u e r-’U ^ u ta n T Be The Kennedy’s administration. ovating me system was possible, failed to report for work at it could only be done at great Tweed-New Haven Airport loses support Of t“ p S He : m fer. NANCY PRICE ’The special is sponsored by NEW OWNERSHIP expense and me system would ’Tuesday, but the bad weather maintaining his presence to let WORTHING, E-gland (AP) Rockville Woman Injured ------the Bell System and will be still be antiquated, making me slowed flights enough to keep Us know he’s still mere and still — Nancy Price, 90, British ac­ a threat." A spare tire. Jack, t(X)l kit, narrated by Lee Marvin. The act on impractical, he said. operations normal. tress whose career spanned EarUer Tuesday me Ameri- w-indshield washer and fan belt pop singing group, " ’The Fifth In South Windsor Pile-Up Weiss also reportedly cited Bom of the absent controllers were stolen from the trunk of a Dimension" will provide mpslc- more than half a century in are members of me Profession­ traffic studies showing that Conboy Of al background. which she played 442 roles, died pear in Rndition. The accident enated by a minor after he al- About Town aid of snowy weather, opera- Among the targets of me ene- Spring Luncheon only two-sided building in the DAILY 9-dO A.M. to 9J0 P.M. happened on Ellington Rd. Two legedly left me scene of an ac­ tions were on schedule. nay rockets and mortars were world, and me skyscraper K of Ac*w ft** Mtacknttr CLOSED SATURDAYS Matmew F. DeChirico, direc- C building was built wimout a Coaasirtt C*ll*$* DRAPES FAN FOLDED of me cars involved had to be cident on Harriett Dr., Vemcm. Little Flower of Jesus Mom- Tower officials at Bradley In- the major U.S. air bases'at Da Found Dead conventional foundation. In- towed from me scene and me Pianciera is scheduled to ap- ers Circle will meet Friday at terratlonal Airport in Windsor Nang and Blen Hoa, the. latter tar of me Hartford office of omers left under meir own I>ear in Rock-vdlle court April 14. 8 p.m. at the- home of Mrs. Locks said all 11 controllers 18 mUes northeast of Saigon, Central District of (Child and hulldlng is support- Of Gunshots power. John Feltman, 64, of 123 Or­ John Meason, 236 Autumn St. slated to work mere during me and American divisional end Pamllv Ser\-lce border and 78 miles north- Camolic School of Social Ser- , n o t T L i" quantity dent on Rt. 85 mis morning. tion and information personnel MACHINE WASHABLE no answer. He said he saw H'r the pam of another car driven quette booklets were given to west of Saigon, American tanks ^-ices of Camolic University, SNETCO phone stores, The Videll car collided wim in the eastern half of the roun- ______•itting in the reclining chair by Donald Wolff, 34, of 87 Tum­ 20 scouts. and armored personnel carriers Washington, D.C. Before: as- ~ ------one driven by Ronald Richards, POLYESTER PRINTI with what appeared to be dried ble Brook Dr., Soum Windsor. try were flooded wim telephone smashed a North Vietnamese suming°hls present position, he 26, of Gilead Rd.. Ariderver. calls. Club To Visit 60” wide, 100% polyester in border bkxxi on his head. A car driven by Edward G. Airman I.C. Michael A. force and Wiled 30 of the enemy had been director of professlon- Police said the front dcxir to Police said Videll ^ d he was Daunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- That’s one of me reasors me wlthout suffering a casualty, me al services •wim me CamoUc prints and regular prints. Original price Fri.drich, 19, of 157 Union 3t„ Southern New England Tele­ Historic House the home was locked. Th.' Rockville, men struck me Wolff blinded by me sun as he was thur L. Daunt of 108 Walker St. U.S. Command said. FamUy Services of Hartford, $6.99 yd. Ck>me see, sew and 6 ’X investigation is continuing traveling norm and he drove is on duty at Da Nang AB, Viet­ phone C3o. Tuesday reported a The attack on the Da Nang co-director of a four-yeEir re- save. 'The rage of readywear. yd. W car. Into the soumbound lane. After ntr steEp increase in phone calls. Cosmopolitan a u b members Bayh’s office in Washington nam. Airman Daunt is an base was me first in nearly four search project on Services to will visit me Harriet Beecher No police action was taken swinging back and form to The snowstorm and ch’ldren reported the senator was some­ against any of me drivers. Traf­ trtiffic controller wim a unit of months. Associated Press rre- Unmarried Momers sponsored Stowe House, Forest St., Hart- aw 'd each other, me two cars horn-? from school for tprinr va­ spondent Jay Sharbutt reported by the National Institute of where over the Atlantic Ocean fic had to be rerouted until me the Air Force Ctommunlcatlons collided after almost com’ng to cation were other reasons that flying to his Washington home cars were removed. Service which provides global that one of the 100-pound rock- Mental Heaim, and on the staff meet in^m^RnbhmT*n a stop. Videll is scheduled to many customers experienced de­ from me Inter Parliamentary Other area police activity: communications and air traffic ets ripped into a cluster of ahan- cf the Diocesan Bureau of Center ‘z PRINTED ACETATE SURRAH appear In Manchester Circuit lays in ftlpcing calls. ties Just to me northeast of the Social Services in Norwl i^viltans and wounding held after me program, for blouses, dresses and scarfs, wrinkle mer Bayh nor his wife, who was Hartford was charged wdm fall- m ^ 'b e made by calling Mrs. reported to be in France, was (.o obey a stop sign after a Arthur L. Peterson, 24. of Rt. Manchester Community Col- >ta busiest days in memory, eight others. One Soum Viet- Reservations for the luncheon resistant. Reg. $1.49 yd. 0 0 # » lege. volume higher than dur­ Charles E. Ubert, Bolton Cen­ aware of the deams. iwo-car accident on Old 31, Coventry, was arrested yes- namese airman was Wiled and may be made by calling me ter Rd. Buy now and save! yd. ing me blackout a few years three omers wounded when an- chairman. Mr*, (ieorge Walker Rd, yesterday. The Mountain Laurel Chapter SNET said, ^ e worst tele- ©m^r rocket landed in a training -of 17 Harvard Rd. After me tour a short meet­ Police said me Doyer car col- '^arrant charging him with ing and tea will be held in violation of probation. chorus of Sweet Adelines will phone delays were reported in­ compound. No American <»Bual- Personal Notices lided with one driven by Doug- “ land, with service along the Robbins Room. Mr*. FTed W. las Anderson 31 of 13 Franklin Pohee said Peterson turned meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at me ties were reported. Woodhpuse will be me hosteos. OPEN DAILY 9:30-9:30 St Doyer is'scheduled to ap- himself in at the police station. Russian - American National coast normal for a snowstorm. Among me Soum Vietnamese T a sk F o rce In Memoriam bases hit was me Chi Lang mili­ pear in Rockrille Circuit Ctourt He is scheduled to appear in Center, 211 Wethersfield Ave., FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A CLOSED SATURDAY In lovinc memoo' of 'niomajt 12 April 31 Manchester court April 6. Hartford. Women interested In tary training center in the west­ Tomiljuon. who p&asied away April Bird Traveler* new 15-member force to Long Bridge Ut. 1066. Donald Hlckton 37, of T Lillian Bendzan^s of Lake singing four-part barbershop Nighthawks and born swal­ ern Mekong D,ilta, which has fight malnutrition in Kentucky land was charge with im- View Dr., Coventry, was arrest- harmony may attend any re­ been under rocket Euid mortar The longest bridge in the SUVi.—10 AM .-6 PM . Thou^ hlf «mlle ha« fone forever. lows nest as far north as Alaska u.«er 4 behaviortal observer, wortd outside the UiUted « * t i^ And hU hand we cannot touch. proper parking on Vernon Ave. ed yesterday and charged with hearsal. For further informa- and winter as far south as A U ROADS LEAD TO TRI-CITY PLAZA • PARKING FOR OVER 1200 CARS We »haU never lo»e »weet memories. Wtack aU w ^k. The attaclu t)r. Robert Straus of me Unlvert is the p 3 i e r A n ^ Of the one we loved ao ‘much. after his car was struck by one operating with an unsafe tire, tlon! call Mrs. Truman Cradall Argentina, a distance of 7,000 teve caus^ at I w t 200 c s ^ - ,j^y Kentucky. who-wlH try to Bridge over the Tagus IUvIm^ driven by an unidentified driv- She is scheduled to appear in o f'58 White St, or Mrs. David miles, according to En- Ue* — most of mem wounded — suggest way* of motivating peo- Portugal. The 3 328-foot s i ^ §iu

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Higher president and actuary. it will set up a tuU-tlme claim Tickets may be purchased at up to them to decide whether Doctors for Malpractice rates are charged for doctors A marionette showing of Say It Best!” Oarsdn said Ms company office at the oseodlatlon head­ various Manchester stores, ROOFINfl Treat Addicts there would bo future poUce in hlgb • risk specialities and "Hatuiel and Oretel" will be started (he coverage in the Loe quarters, The staff will develop from club members, or at raids. If the students ppttced K A R TFQ R D , CJomi. (A P ) — the Hartford Insurance Group, th ose Who have had malpractice presented by the Syrotlak Angeiee area because the prob­ legal defenses for doctors sued RMfinc and R^aln MEDFORD, Maw. (AP) — themselvea, there would be no Group molpraotlce Insurance, which calls the idea an inno­ suits brought against them. Just Marionettes of Bridgewater the door the day of the per­ lem is biggest there and the for malpracUce and help others form a n ce. OoM RgaUstlcidlr Tufts University oiflclails have need for intervention, he said. ^PENTLAND the Florist termed an industry "first," vation. as aiitomoblle drivers who have Saturday, A pril 18, at 2 p .m . at doctors are more awrare of the avoid such suits. agreed to work with students to The dean reminded the stu­ M BIRCH ST. eU-4444 • H3-9U1 wttt be providod for doctors In The oontract, announced Tues­ had accldente pay more. the Manchester High School au­ Free Fgttwtgg set up a treatment center tor Open Motiday tfarouyh Saturday 8;>0 AM, to 5 it t Lios Angelns County In Califor­ day, provides aubsorlUng phy- "This contract lepresenU a probleme of getting such Insur­ dents that the decision to call ditorium . To prevent scratches and drugf-addlcted students and oth­ police came only after the ad- nia, an lareia ihat has the high­ aiclana and surgeons with a rather bold innovation for the an ce. In a world Inhabited by count­ Call 649-2373 The event Is open to the pub­ scars on linoleum, put rubber ers. mintstration learned ot a g row ­ Why Not Uve A UtUe! Flowers From PENTtANlVB est Incidenice o t mediool mnl- basic $100,000 in protection, plus Insurance industry, parilcularly The Los Angeles County Med­ less skilled fishermen, one of mu Brighten Up Your World So Much — DoUveiy lic and Is sponsored by the crutch tips over the feet of 649-1516 The imtveTslty pramlsed to ing uae of drugs on campus, ac- praoUoe suits in (ho country. optional coverage on an Indi­ in the light of (he Increasimf ical Asoociation had proposed the beet Is not a man—It's a Anywhere In The World! Manchester Junior Women's kitchen chairs and stools. Join In a cooperative eiffort but componded by an increase in Ooveriiig win be provided by vidual basis of up to $0 mil­ incidence ot raa^ractlce suits the group insurance, saying the fish. made n o spe^c ooonmitments. thefts o< students' property. Dban of Students Alvin R. The university made no com­ Schmidt and Provost Albert D. mitment on another strident de­ Ullmon voiced the university’s mand that Hies on each student position In a talk with Mudent be opened to them, and that representatives at a rally of such files should not be dla- some 600 students Tuesday. cloeed to outsiders without the AN EXCITimi PARTY IDEAl The sesalcn come several student's permission. Cusfonwr Plefc>Up BufFats, and hours a fte r som e 100 students gave up a ^t-ln at the adminis­ Broilers Gain Faster Honw DalivMwd BufFatk tration building, a protest against weekend campus raids ATLANTA — In the 1930s, in Raody-l«-5nrvn Containortl broiler chickens reached three in w hich 12 students €tnd fou r For further Information ooB other persons were arrested on pounds in 14 weeks on KVi pounds SICMdB OP drug charges. of feed for each pound of gain. OARDEN OROVE CATERERS tat. Before ending their occupa­ Now three-pound broilers are MS-6S18 or MS-6314 tion, the students scaled down produced In eight weeks with their demands and dropped one 2)4 pounds of feed per pound that asked Tufts to pay the legal o f gain. Shop D&L, Manchester Parkade, Thursday & Friday nights to 9... Saturday till 6 ^ le r ^ s f e l

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and Friday nights ... Saturday ’till 6, Special savings for all the family> L\ ^lolanthe^ Performances This Weekend r The Lord Chancellor (Godfrey Gourley) is telling weekend at Bailey Auditorium of Manchester High girls’ stretch Lord Mountararat (Robert Gordon) and Lord Tol- School, at 8:15 Friday and Saturday evenings, and in a 2 o’clock matinee Saturday. Proceeds -go to the loler (John C. Beggs) that they may not marry lOH Swimming Pool Fund and the MHS Band Uni­ slacks Phyllis (Kay Donnestad) because he wants her for form Fund. Tickets are available at Watkins Bros, himself. “ lolanthe” will be presented by the Gil­ and at Vernon Drug, and also will be on sale at 4-7. Reg. 2.60-$3. the door. (Herald photo by Pinto) 2.99 and 3.99 bert and Sullivan Workshop in performances this \ J 0 9 and 2 .1 9 in the serial number listed on him It would be all right to re- and the offices were closed, so I regularly 4.50 and 5.50 •.tri' His ^Typo’ the regiatrotion slip. gister my two-door sedan tern- had to wait and do It all over 8-20. Reg. 3.60-$4. We went back Inside and he porarlly until I can WTrite New again Friday. Choose from a gang of solid called the supervisor at the Miexico and get the serial num- I hope they spell my name colors in marvelous stretch Preserved county courthouse to tell him ber straightened out on my Utle. right. It might take an act of the slacks to wear now right thru Ckitton knit shirts in solids, what had happened and advise But by this time it was 4:3<) legislature to correct that. stripes, plaids . . . with collars the summer season. 4-6x, } In Red Tape 7-14. or mock turtles. } ■ r ap-to-the-minute special dress sale By CHUCK NOLAND cotton hlend save on men’s and AMoclsted Press Writer famous make sleepwear young mens’ sport coats spring coats for jr’s,, misses’, petites DB» MOINES (AP) — "There AFTER-EASTER K is," I told the lady at the Polk girls’ cotton knit permanent press Cbunty Oourthouse os she kmlnd through her book to see 3.99 to 5.99 28.90 to 46.90 10.90 to 15.90 SALE! polo shirts 29.99 reg. $35 to $45 how much it would cost to trans­ boys’ shirts reg. to $9 reg. $40 to $70 reg. to $36 fer my car's registration from Neiw Mexico to Iowa. "A model AIVB STOMBt n « All by famous makers, all easy care no-iron cot­ Take your pick from shapely classics, coats to 300 deluxe, two-door sedan. 3.49 A varied selection including plaids, checks and Choose from ensembles, 2-pc. styles, pant- 1.99 to 2.49 ton blends. Choose from shift gowns, baby dolls wear over pants, belted and double breasted dresses and A-lines . . . Dacrons, acetate knits, T h a t's i t " solids. 3 button or 2 button styles in Dacron styles. Choose from homespuns, double wool “Wait a minute," she said aft­ and sleep coats . . . solids, prints and beautiful polyesters and rayon linens. Dress sketched by regularly $3 to 4.50 reg. 4:50 to 5:50 embroidered styles. White, beige, blue, pink polyester blends or all wools. Sizes 36 to 46. knits, acrylic knits, shetlands and flannels. er a few seconds. “There’s stack-up on savings Regular, sl^rt or long. Kelly Arden at 13.90 (reg. $28). aometUng wrong here." and aqua in the group. Petite, small, medium Sizes for juniors and misses. (D SL, DreMM , aU ■torca) Somehow, you Just knew it An assortment of bright and Famous maker shirts for and large. (D&L, Coats & Suito, aU stores) was going to be one of those ex­ (DAli, Lingerie, all atorea) (DAL, Men’s Shop, all stores) p erien ces. colorful knit polos to team dress or sport. Solids or “According to the serial num­ up with her active sports­ stripes, all short sleeves. Sizes ber on your New Meodoo regis­ wear. Solids, stripes, 4-6x, 8-20. tration certmeate you’re driving 7-14. Small group of suits including 3-pc. pant Ladies' umbrellas, nylon & acetate, 10 & a two-door station wagon," she 16 rib, reg. to $6. 3.44 said. 9.90 suits and dresses with jackets, rog. $46 to I’ve been driving that car for requkirty $14 $ 110. 33.90 to 77.90 oarer two years, end while there Leather wallets for ladies and men. Other are a lot things I don’t know boys’ famous about it, I’m pretty sure It's a girls’ flare leg Durse accessories included, reg. to 12.50 two-door sedan. I told her so. 1 Splinter jeans Impotred camel hair coats, 3 styles, sizes Vz off don’t think she believed me. print slacks Walk in to D&L’s shoe to 16. reg. $70. $54. She called her supervisor 8-12, reg. and slim. 6 over, explained the problem to Costume jewelry by famous makers. A him. The number listed on the dept, and save on Karlee Reg. $5 to 5.50. 2 .9 9 Taupe, navy 2.29 and 2.99 large, varied selection of pins, earrings, registration certificate indicated stacks during this extra 27-30 waist. Reg. 6.50-$7. the car was indeed a two-door or white Nylon tricot sleepwear including shift regularly $5 and $6 3 .9 9 necklaces and bracelets (pierced earrings sedan. But the first Uve num­ special value event! gowns, mini gowns and baby dolls. Prints included), reg. $2 to $15 Vz off bers of the oar’s serial number You’ll walk out in style Texas made Splinter jeans of and pastels. Small, medium, large. —which are supposed to be the All the girls want flare leg some as the registration num- permanent press cotton and 3.99 & 4.99 ber--inctioated tt was a two-door and comfort. slacks and we have them at polyester, with safety knee. Costume watches for ladies and men. Some station wagon. big, big savings! Assorted Blue, white, maize, green, pendants, some ring watches. 12.90 "Ota, that’s the problem,’’ said cotton prints, 4-6x, 7-14. wine. the supervisor. (DAL. Shoes—all stores) Famous make lingerie including slips, petti­ "Oh, I see,” said a function­ Toddler boys’ overalls, reg. $7 3.99 ary who had stopped to watdi coats, chemisettes and scantios. Nylon tri­ the show . “It’s a two-door sedan,’’ I cots and taffe knits. P, S, M, L and 32 to mumbled, beginning to doubt sale of girls’ hoys’ famous make 42. rog. $4 to $9. 2.99 to 4.99 Assorted toddler knit shirts, reg. $3 1.99 my convictions. Bone/truffle/ g r ^ I invited anyone who was in­ boys’ famous make terested to step outside and ex­ multicolor sportswear Banlon shirts Assorted toddler jump suits, reg. $7 3.99 amine my two-door sedan. That Spring jackets Famous make girdles, panty girdles and was my second mistake. long leg panty girdles. Original price tags “Even If It la a sedan, we 1 /3 off 4-7. Reg. 8.50. 2 .3 9 Toddler spring jackets, reg. $11. 5.99 can’t correct the registration,” 1 /2 off still on the garments, reg. $ 10. to $ 12. the supervisor said. “The state reguraly 3.50 to |8 8-20. Reg. 4.50. 2 .5 0 boys would have to do that." Vj off TVylng to oalculate the value regularly $6 to $14 Men's famous make chinos, Dacron poly­ ester blends, permanent press. Assorted of my time, I asked how much In this group you’ll find Short sleeve Banlon knit more it would cost to 'register a Lightweight, zip front jack­ shirts by a famous maker. colors. Sizes 30 to 42, 28 to 33. reg. $8 station wagon. I Should have skirts, slacks, shorts, shifts Nylon tricot briefs, lace trimmed, embroid­ and midriff tops. Sizes 4-6x, ets of nylon, polyester and Blue, brown, navy, gold, 5.99 known I couldn’t get away with cotton in solid colors and ered or tailored styles. WhTte, beige, pink, tt. ' 7-14. white. So, some time lator, I found plaids. Sizes 4-7, 8-20. blue. Sizes 5 to 8. reg. 1.15 BSc pr. myself al the vehicle registra­ Men's short sleeve dress shirts in new fash­ tion oCtloe of the lowu Depart- ' ion tones. Stripes, solids, whites.^ Regular, — - ■ ■ I « * p ment of Public Safety, being spread or button down collar. Sizes 14V} save on famous make utoered into a cubicle. Bonnie Doon opaque panty hose with run a lively group of to I '/ . reg. $5 3.99 "Would 'you larfc at my car Black, brown girls’ sleeveless Texas-maker little hoys’ guard construction. Newest fashion colors. 6 2 girdles, panty girdles and tell If it’s a two-door sedans girls’ spring coats or a two-door station wagon?" I or tiTiffle Save $ 1. 2 pf». 4.99 asksd. nylon shells i»oys’ slacks sportswear sale Men's Bermuda shorts from top famous 4.99 & 5.99 He dtafo’t appreciate my little makers. A large selection of solids, plaids, But he did come outside, 2 0 % o ff reg. $15'to $40 reg. $10 to $12 where he determined to his sa- 2.99 8-12, reg. and slim. Reg. $6 New spring and summer handbags including checks, reg. $8. 4.99 tiafoetton that my car was in­ 4 .S 9 1/3 to 1/2 off Two groups . . . one consisting of panW girdlM wet patent looks, grain and crush fabrics, made especially to go under pants. The othar deed a two-door sedan and that regularly 4.50 Choose from a wide variety of styles including Special sale of dresser trays in assorted th ere was a typographical error 27-80 waist. Reg. 7.50. regularly $3 to $12 capes, ensembles and cape coats I Wools, Orion reg. $ 10. $»49 group in light control power net trimmed with shapes, reg. 7.99 4.95 misses’ and women’s knits, rayon lineps . . . solids, prints and checks. scallopcKl lace. Girdles, panty girdles and long LOAFERS Mock turtleneck shells fash­ A great opportunity to have a beautiful coat at leg panty girdles in small, medium or Urge. ioned of Helanca stretch ny­ Famous maker knit shirts, a great saving! Sizes 4 to 6x and 7 to 14. White, beige. No-iron chino slacks by a very shoils, overalls, jackets and Straw handbags, noturaj and colors, reg. Mohawk natural bristle brushes in assorted lon in assorted colors and famous Texas maker. Assort­ (OaL, Foundattnaa, aU atana) r«g. $14, with new higher heel. 8.90 stripes. Sizes 7-14. slacks. Sizes 4-7. to $7. 3.99 shapes, reg. 6.50 3.99 ed solid colors. (DAL, Yoeof WoiM, oU stena) 7 7 4 Also shop D&L, Corbins Comer, West Hartford this week for extra special Corbins Corner Anniversary Buys! \ \

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■ fi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 .PAGE rOU RTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEpNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 PAOB FIFTEEN . \ • vlUo; Betty Gtordon, Highland Mcuichester Ave., Rockville; Homer Walts, Thompson Court, Rockville; Hospital Notes Eric; Pierce, Birch Rd., Rock­ ville: Martin Burke, Reed St., Visnofo BOVBS Rockville; Torvald Bertlnuson, .OMt« Semi- Melrose; John Poor, Somers; frtTkte, noani>:ipg space Is vil>®: Robert Ballaid, Old Staf- Ilmited. Visitors are asked to Kd., Tolland; Jerry Lajole, bear with the liospital whUe the Vernon Ave., Frances Kronlck, problem Grove St., Norman LoBrie, .. Skinner Rd., Alice Wallace, Ward St., James Rock, Crystal Patients Today 294 Or- ADMITTED VTPqTTTRnAV- ’ Friend. I f i YESTERDAY, ^haird------St all Rockville; Flor- Mrs. Florence R. Brown, oa t r ence Stiles, Holden, Mass. Madison St.; Yvon Caron, 32 __j ___ ^ -i., Hibbard, Vernon Ave., ^ k ^ 63 Union St.; Arctiangelo J. ,,,11- . ^ m James J. Emmerling, 118 Henry SI, JS.b.T'NY.r'Z? ^ Paul Brown on String Baas at ^ Zanchuk, Hemlocks Conv. St.: D o m ^ c G e la n ^ 32 Es- RockvUle; Louis Smith S t; Mrs. l^ r is ^ u s . vem viood Dr. ston; Hercide J. Gilbert, East Vernon; Wil­ Clairol liam Witinok Jr., Newell Hill W h ite Rain Cannon Jazz Quintet To Play Hartford: WlUlam O. Molde, Ladies Rd., Rockville. Misses Loomis Rd., Boltmi. King's After-Easter J Also, Mrs. Patricia F. Mur­ Shampoo Nice 'n Easy PRINTED MUSLIN NYLON SATIN / At MCC Free Concert ray. Enfield; Mrs. Irene 100 % COTTON B. Rice, East Hartford; Mrs. 'The Paul Brown-Bmery Smith eduoationeJ televlalan presenta­ Proportioned tions. Nancy F. SoaxUen, 26 Court- G>urt Verdict Quintet of Hartford will provide Big 14 Oz HAIR CLEARANCE Brawn, who has made many land St.; Mrs. Dords M. Shaf­ Denim an evening cd modem jazz to­ road tours and recordhigs wMh fer, 2S2 HQton Dr., South Wind­ Half In Favor morrow in the Hartford Rd. such artists as Sarah Vaszghn sor; John Sharrock, 276 E. Mid­ Bottle COLOR Slacks building cafeteria of Manches­ and Jimmy Tyler, is a msmlMr dle Tpke.; Kathleen J. Thomp­ 72x 108 or ^ Petites, Misses ter Coituntxdty CoHjege, starUizg of the Community Renewal son, 4 Goalee Dr.; Mrs. Mary O f Decorum Slips Twin Fitted, ' ' at 8 o’clock. Team (CRT) of Hartford. Bs- Zaviskas, 411 N. Mlain St. (Continued from Page One) ITte puUte is inviited, end ad­ cause of his personal acquatat- $ ■ i ' 81 X 108 or mission Is free to the concert BIRTHS YESTElRiDAY: A for $ Full Length Untrimmed ances in the jazz world, be Ins son to Mir. and Mrs. Kenneto "were sincerely, laiw-and-order Full Fitted $ $ bedng jointly sponsoixed hy the been aUe to draw some of the Hankinson, 332 Oakland St.; a men of their day,” Doi^las MCC program committee end biggest names in the business Smooth, durable cotton muslin music workshop. to perform at the Hartford sum­ son to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Die- asked; "Would we tolerate re- Choice of lotion, terle, 109 Carman Rd.; a stm moval of a defendant from the .'1 with 140 threads to the sq in. 'The other musicianB ere Nor­ mer jazz festiveL 'IMs Is a lemon or clear. Sham poo in Sturdy denim in Nylon satin tricot to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown, oourtroom during a trial be- natural look­ Multi-floral or rosebud print. COATS man Gege, alto aax; Bobby seven-week ooncert series in in w hite, blue, prints, plaids & Johnson, tenor sax; and Mi­ originated three years ago, and 174 Brook St., Wapping; a cause he was insisting on his ing color. pink or maize. daughter to Mr. and' Mia. Cyril constitutional rights, albeit vo- solids. Stovepipe chael Duquette, drums. Led by continues to praduoe in ooszM*®' Banks, 64 Park West Dr., Rock- clferously, no matter how ob- leg. Sizes 8-18. Sizes S-M-L. ■ bassist P i^ Brawn and Ceetur- tion with the CRT. vdile; a son to Mr. and Mrs. noxious hds philosophy might ing Bmery SnUth at the piano, 'Tomorrow night, the qidntet the quintet is well known in jazz Paul AchdUi, 78 Keimpetti Dr., have been to the bench that r ' r " ' ... 25 % O ff will play several! origiml oonv- Vemon. tried him? Girdles from New York City to posltiane aitd errengements by Boston, and has also been fea­ Smith and Brawn, as weU as a DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: “ Would we uphold contempt Famous Makers Mens Tremendous assortment of up-to-the-minute styles for in that situation?” everyonel See luxurious wools and blends, acrylics, Jr Boys tured in concerts sponsored by variety of jazz works by such Mary Morrl.son, 953 Main St.; Kodel^-AvriU jazz otgUnizatienB in the Hert­ Douglas agreed with his' col­ mensweor plaids, laminates, and more in all the oocnpoeers as Thetasdus Monk Mrs. Grace R. Gess, 26 Little 100»/o NYLON ford area, including sevenal and Duke Pearson. St.: Rosemary Haraburda, leagues that a criminal trial H an d wanted spring colorings. Sanforized Glastonbury; Lawrence M. Votl- cannot exi^ In bedlam. But he TAFFETA and, 01 Hawthrone St.; Holly AU«n ovldentty was men- C u rta in s t o >011er. Brookfield Rd.. Bolton; taUy ill and'a ruling on the sen- Boxer Tolland Glenn E. Smallldge, Enfield; active issues of courtroom order Boating Leon Naud, Bast Hampton. ^wuld have been put off to an- 24", 30" or T o w e ls MISSES Also, Mrs. Margfaret Derby, other day. $ Jeans 104 Park St.; Robert E. Coflell, Only Brennan, and he by iiMfl- 36" Long for Jackets ORLON Selectmen Oppose Glaslonbury; Mrs. Karen W. recUon. noted there may be Frederick, 26-1 New State Rd.; ways to observe both a need for Knit Mrs. Anna C. Putney, Staffoid decorum and the right granted Valances for Coventry Airport Springs; Mrs. Mildred Treybal, by the 6th Ameirfttnjsnt to de- 2 ,.^ l 56 Cambridge St.; Peter J. fendants to face their excusers. Perky ruffled Cope Codders in permolient Hie Board cd Selectmen last the town hall. They instruotsd Vests Sanforized cot­ Knight, Glastonbury; Donna M. Allen’s own appeals lawyer, press Kodel® polyester-Avrild rayon. Tiebocks Luxury quality, super-absorbent night agreed to oppose the crea. ton. Elastic waist, her to keep the office open, Maus, Brooklield Rd., Bolton; H. Reed Harris of Chicago, said included. White, yellow, melon, gold, lime. cotton velours and double woven tion of the proposed BoUon-Oov using the servicesi ot nsiilstntit Jeffrey F. Goodrich, 76 Pine St. both needs could be met by 2 front pockets. terries. Jacquards, solids and Storm collar, 2 entry aiiport which abuts die clerk Mrs. Btesnor Also. Jo-Ann Mott, 42 Spring placing the unruly defendant In * Kodel® - Eastman Registered Trademark Navy, loden, blue, prints in decorator colors. button cuff. Navy, Toiland town Ikie. Wright. St., Rockville; Mrs. Mabel E. a soundproof booth in the court- M l gold or brown in green, blue, gold, Both First Setectmcui Chaites 'The 'Tolland Midget Football jSanson, Windsondlle; George A. room or televising the trial to K<'., - >. y V : - ' " V.i size 3 to 8. TMfaiult and Selectman Robert orange. S-M-L-XL. League advised the actenitmen Olsaver, 67 Seaman Circle; him outside. Dumont were emphatic regard- Mrs. Robert Hallowell and Brennan did not suggest el- l i s i i i l i Newest fashion ravel ing their dedsion. as they act- ? ?? "* ? T L * ? * daughter, Rocky Hill; Mrs. John thier method diirectly. But he ad- See-thru crochet look ^ o n a nesoluttan p r e s e n t by Lylis and daughter, Storrs; Mrs., vised trial judges to "make rea- atuart Danfarth ^ r ^ d a i « June 18, and the kws. in orlon acrylic. 7 Eugene Caruso and daughter, sonable efforts to enable him Swamp Rd. Selectman CharMs bicn from the Green to CZaii- fashion colors. S-M-L. Boys Newington. (Che excluded defendant) to IVon-Allergenic Girls Rcuimndo did not attend the dall’s Park. The new loostton communicate with his attorney meeting due to bustneas com­ was okayed by ThiilBukl provid- and, if possible, to keep ap­ TIE FRONT Knit and mitments. li:g it is cleared through the Rockville prised of the progress of his Bed Pillows Misses ThiifaUIt spoke againd the Board of Recreation. trial.” ORLON airport at last week's public Roads and OompUlnts Hospital Notes “ Once the coiut has removed Proportioned Sport hearing in OovenCry. Sevesnl Items relatizig to the the contumacious defendant,” Acrylic The flight pattem of the air. upkeep of the town roads and Visiting hours ai-e 12:30 to 8 Brennan said, ” lt Is not weak- Fiber Filled Crochet Shirts port would send the ptones dl- condition were brought up p.m. In all areas except ma- ness to mitigate the disadvan- 2 J 3 ]\o-Iron xectly over <»e. of the town's *»rin« ^ meeting, teriUty where they are 2 to 4 tages of his expulsion as far as more denseHy populated areas. Highway Superintendent WU- Plumpacrylic filled pillows. 21 x 27 size. Vests The selectmen approved the SeveUe replied to a letter and 6:30 to 8 p.m. technologtcally possible In the TWO RECORD CANNON OR 5TARTEX Cotton ticking. Odorless, mildew-proof. Skirts circumstances.” appointment of Democrat Jean - of the need to cut down aeveral 24 X 48" pictures, attractively Girls Slacks * 1 2 . „ d * 1 5 • 7 Admitted Saturday: Elke Em- Uccello In her office Monday Heavy gauge stainless steel for better pointed at a special meeting trees on Metcalfe Rd., OraiZt framed to blend with any de- Thursday lUght, prior to the Hill Rd.. New Rd, Anthony Rid, mons, Rockville; Sharon Wil- iiftemoon. cooking, easier cleaning. Choose 1 or 2 qt Laminated fabrics, Asaorted styles and presentation of the selectmen’s Buff Cap Rd, Old Stafford Rd, son, Center Rd., Rockville; Hausman said Republican Na- saucepon or 8 inch trypan. novelty trims. Sizes colors. Broken sizes. budget to the Board of Finance. Crestwood and the ooraar of Ceclle Bepedix;!, Dunn Hill, Tol- Chairman Rogers C. B. 4 to 12 in the 2 ,0 .^ 3 Due to prior oommltments, Anderson ai»d Cider MUl Rda. land; Bonnie LeBlanc, Terrace Morton had "nudged” MIsb Uc- group. Dr„ Rockville: Dorothy Cald- to run for Congress when Stovepipes ond flares in Fortrel® poly­ none o f the selectmen wlU be The State Highway Depart- well. Swamp Rd., Coventry; ^ Hartford area' In ester-cotton or cotton. Sizes 7 to 14. able, to attend tomorrow night's ment has agreed to ereot warn- Raymond Mulroney, Talcott- l^ohruary. meeting of the Capitol Region ing signs on Rt. 74 at the ap- vUle Rd„ Monica Lemek, South declared council ot Elected Officials proach to Robin d role from St., Gerald Utter, Keith Breton, candidates for the GOP nomlne- (CRCEO) or Thursday night’s both dtrections, acoordtng to North ■ Park St., Renee Yost however, nine meeting of the Middle School 'IhifauK. The town will tnatall Chestnut St., all Rockville. Demoertas vying to succeed Con_ Womens and Teens Building Committee. a stop sign on the road, wMeli Discharged Saturday: F ^ a eT®saman Emilio Q. Daddarlo, Both ThlfauU and Dumont was the scene of an aeddeat to- Berwick. l»ndon Rd., Hebron; ^ running for governor af- ■wiU attend programs sponsored vol'vlng Mrs. Mary Mdteod. R George Klh)gman, Eudy Court, representing the First Dis- S a i l c l o t h by ttve Connecticut Bank and was at her instig^on tbet the VeiTKin; Frank Bigda, Suffleld; for sb^ terms. 1 e l Trust Oo. on municipal finance signs are being erected, Gertrude Huebner, Windermere X and one on street lighting spon- Joe Rapoaa of Old Poet RA, Ave., Rockville; Michelle sored by the Connecticut Light appeared at the meetilK lo Palumbo, Tolland Ave., Rock­ Dull 'Worship C a su a ls and Power Oo. northern divi- complain about the ooiMlltlao of ville; Lana Dobson, Cottage St., STOKE, England (AP — RockviUe; Russell Bradbury, Bishop Cuthbert Bardsley of sion. street which has not been Glenvfcod Rd.. Ellington; Wa'l- Coventry, chairman of the 45 PC MELAMINE SELF-ADHESIVE Spalding BODYBUILDER Kites ThifauK has selected mem- sanded In three days. DcopRe bershlp on CRCBO’s municipal complalnU to the road miperite lace Bolton, Laurel St., Rock- Church of England's Men's 8o- TODDLERS 100°/o NYLON vllle; , Dora Embleton, Burke ciety, told members at their an- Dinnerware Set Kwik Kover Golf Balls Keducing Hheel NEW SUMMER WHITE functions and services Commit- teivdent he was ttUl unsatM M pd., Rockville; Frank Sabonls, nual servioe that he was contln- tee as his first choice, and with the road's oondltlon eaS Bno^ Brook; Elfiieda Krah, ually stmek by the unimaginatl- Mesh Sleepers Briefs & Bikinis Jewelry transportation or law enforce-“ had to make two sUtemptS to Broad Brook, and Frank Cie- veness of so much church wor- $: ment oommitteeo as alternate get up the htH Ui4 nl# K . Uto chowski, Chamberlain St., ship. He added: "Sometimes I roll dot fault agreed to take ttM pnto RockviUe. come away from a service say- The selectmen agreed to lem up with flevcik aenta. 8 each: dinner plates, soups, salads, cups Fomout Spalding Por-Flite high psrfor- The wonder wheel waist reducer and Sure-footed comfort and good looks Admitted Sunday: Joan ing to myself that, if I were not Decorate it yourself with washable, self- 3 » , * 1 send iW n Clerk Gloria M6u- -j ThUault repotted be toad and saucers. Plus vegetable 'dish, platter, monce bolls. Extra dqrability, lifttims body builder. Relaxes muKles and relieves •1 2 ^ ^ 1 to add spring to your stepi Cool, Bryner,. Glasslx^',' N.J.; a priest let alone a bishop, I just adhesive vinyl. Sticks to anything. 18" rent to the spring and tsU /celved 72 complaints fNOZ taab covered sugar, creamer. whiteneti. . tension. Quick and eas)r. Coot cotton mesh. Short sleeve, long leg. Nylon satin tricot in pink, blue, moize- Neckbees, long ropes, eorringsl The latest durable sailcloth uppers. 5 to 10. Jeffrey St. Germain. Middle could not bring myself to attend wide, 12 ft. long. Aitt potterni. elections conference on April 10, dento regarding toe oaodltlait or white. Locy or tailored. S-M-l* fashions in spring and summer jewelry . . . of Rd., EUlngton; Cynthia Hub- worship In that particular Gripper waist. Pastels. Sizes 1-2-3-4. , Sept. 18 and 19, but did not go iheir roade from toe — sr» frosty white and Americano colors. bard. West Villa Apts., Rock- chiuch because it is w dull.” along with her appeal to dooe storms of toe late two daps. V l \ \'-

PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 tiiANCHfiJStfeR EVENING HERALD. BfANCHESTfiR, CONN., WEDNESpAY.’ APRIL 1, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN orlgiins o f the M iddle Ehut p«x)to- beret the museum—Including a work by ‘TomldnB has the ad­ for the evening is semi-formal; Keane Elected Kennedy Plays officers of the lodge will wear lem s. vioiet argument over whether to vantage of giving the reader an Waka Teumoba In-depUi nairatlve. tuxedoa. Club President Jet Given keep the place open on Sundays, ‘The author has an easy, fluent At Lodge Dance Ttck-ets may be ordered Repe John Dowdy AccuBed Book Review and a big brawl over the Cesno- from N orm an F . P ie rce o f 162 MERCHANTS AND MASTER­ style that makes it a pleasure to John K eane o f 164 Miaple 8t. la I Collection, brought to the read this 360-page, tale of the fa­ Dave Kennedy and his or­ Lawrence Rd., South Windsor, PIECES: Ttie Story of the Met­ iwsntly waa etectod president Go-Ahead Of Accepting $25,000 Bribe Metropolitan by its fist dlirec- mous museum’s first century. chestra will play tor dancing b efore A p ril 11. ’^ W e e w hich THE FILM DIRECTOR AS Chapters on Lawrence after ropolitan Museum of Art. By of the Brltish-Amertoon Club tor. MUee A. Smith at the Manchester Lodge of seat five couples may be re- - WAflHiNCrrON (AP) — Rep. Dtstrlot of CMumlite oourti, gUFERSTAR. By JoMph Gel- the war dleal with the emot’onal Calvin Tomkins, Dutton. $10, at its annual meeting. He suc- To Land ’Tomkins also has ferreted out Masons annual dinner-dsnce served in advance w h en o rd e r­ John Dowdy, a conservative and charging the firm tissd fraud to mto. Doubleday. $«.W. turmoil be went through, specif­ The 100-year history of New a good many anecdotes about ing tickets. . ceeds Howard Pemberton. ootorfu l ea st T ex a s D em ocra t gpt ow ners o f k n rln o o tn * iiouB> At Last! Someone who hnowa ically how he a.»k"d John Bruce, York’s Metropolitan Museum of the personaUtlea involved down Young Go To Work Saturday, April 11 at the Glas­ (Continued from Page Oae> Also elected were Donald Ea- with nearly 20 years in Oon- Ing to sign horns impravimilit "4hen It’s at” with the New the Scot, to whip hlih on behalf Art is told with conslderaWe through the years—trustees, di­ GENEVA — By 19T0 the tonbury Hills Country Club. 1310 Aussie Oil Out,^ut ,Up gleson, vice preslcleRt; Leo Bar­ g e ttin g a ooU raaponae aooh gress, has been charged with contracts for amounts fsr in sot- Movie, who appreciates film as of an Imaginary uncle who g;usto in Tomkins’ book. rectors and curators—and por­ world will have 230 million event will open at 6:30 p.m. CANBERRA ^ The output of rett, treasurer; Lorry MoLaod, tim e. taking a $26,000 bribe to inter- cess of what the tiome awamm an art and is aware of flbn as a wanted Lawrence punished, ‘The author has dug eneigetl- trays many of the major donors workers under age 20 and an wlOi a sodel hour, and a din­ petroleum products from Aus­ financial secretary; Melvin Ea- business, shares with us the wdt though the authors try hard to cally into the early, formative whose collections have been ac- additional 21L million between ner will be served at 7:30. pilot, SMnJl Irtilda, urgod vene in a federal InvesUgaUcn claimed the repairs were groith. tralian o il refln eriee in 1968 w as gleson, recording secretary; and wisdbm of 16 of the cine­ explain the psychodyramlcs of years of the Institution and pre­ qu’red by the Met. 20 and 24. B^IOSO, It Is .esti­ Proceeds from the event, tile ■mbnnaador to let tba piumt of fraud by a now-defunct oon- Dowdy said he beoanw so* 161 million barrels, 9.8 per pent Robert Blssell, easlstant sec­ ma’s New Heroes: the direc­ the man, the subject remains as sents what amou 'ts to a cultur­ Ifi oompeiison with Leo Ler- mated, the f%urea will have which is open to Masons, their struction company. ■ qusinted with Cohen and Otoffe higher than in 1967. Consump­ retary and treasurer; CSiaties ■toavo b ecau se itai ooptora a p ­ tors. elusive as ever on this score. al assessment of New York in m an's “ The M useum : 100 Y ea rs increased' to 246 million below families and friends, will bene­ His indictment Tuesday by a ****•■ giving a speech to pros- tion w as 149 n ^ Iio n b a rrels, a Morrison, auditor; end peared to be armed with explo- Joe Qehnts, movl? critic and However, tWs book provides a the lats 19th century. He relates and the Metropolitan Museum 20 arid 264 m illion betw een 20 fit the Widows and Orphans federal grand Jury In Baltimore psctlve Monarch cuetomers and 10 p er cen t Increase. LtmeU, auditor. writer tor Nowaday and this fascinating look at some o l the at length the early storms that of Art,” reoeitUy published, this and 24. Fund of the' lodge. The attire rtveu. Sevieml paweangera also ch a rg es D ow dy w ith p ick in g up ra lssm en in 1964 o r 1966 s t tb s year’s rdiairmon. of the presti­ pleaded over the radio that a caah-fUled briefcase in a 1966 req w m t of a oonsUtusnl. Hs said gious New York FUm Oiiics, nothing be done to Incite the M- Jockers. airport rendezvous, two counts ‘*** rscelved for the has gathered his interviews of conspiracy to obstruct the "P*®®** money hs got Itie youths reportedly were taped over ttte test year or so Investigation and five counts of Pto*' with the moat importanit film isntioiml Savings During tbelr owrylng plaUria, three-ln®wdy sold the committee the ptoee of the director In the the hijM kers to tot 16 of the pos- said the 68-year-oUl Dowdy, who Invertlgattoo hut New Otatema (as superstar); his sengera o« because o t th eir la unopposed in both the May »» basis for dwice of dtiectors makes a sig­ ages and 'phyoical ocnditlorai. Democratic primary and the *belr oompkaint, The youths mode no respoiwe. nificant point in Itself and re­ fall general election tor a 10th "Cohen came by to o m d m a When the plane landed at flects accurately the current full term In the House. time or two alter ttioit. He wo« "revolution” in the globed fUm Seoul, one wheel slipped off the Indicted with Dowdy were worried and wondered industry, and his brief personal New Blockbuster Best Sellers! runway and bogged down In Myrvln C. Clark, former aolea Dowdy eoid. "I notes preceding each questlon- mud. The alrUiter was parked at and-emswer-style Interview give “ Up The Organization” Hoover Custom the end of the runway as radio manager of the Maryland con- ^ * lawyer.” added perspective. negotiaUona between the hljack- etrucUon firm that waa aubject Dowdy hae been in Oongreee of the taveatigation In which winning election to flU (he Ihere is no self-servltig Rex ers and offtodals continued. Air­ by Robert Townsend Dowdy allegedly Intervened, re«nalnder of an unexpired term Reed-type cleverness or do-you- Convertible port authorities said it might sleeplrbthe-nude puff; with pe­ net be able to take off without and Hugh J. McGee, a Waahing- *** won re- Pub. ton lawyer eleoUion tone timea, only one o< netrating. respectful and knowl- some kind of help. Secret Spray Dura-Gloss Nail L ilt Vacuum Cleaner Natiian H. Cohen, another tor- wa« by a doee voter, edgealde questions, (3elmls gets 5 .^ Our Sandwiches and drinking wa­ to the significant soul of the Polish Remover 4.17 ter were sent out to the plane mer olflcial o t the firm, Mon- congreranmn cinema through its true stars; Deodorant Every businessman should read this every Lowest Tuesday afternoon. The provi­ arch Conatruction Co., waa ^ hto wife on Wa payroD Our Reg. 39c Our Reg. 69.88 "Outsddors” McBride, De Pal­ Our Rsg. 1.27 workingman should, too. He got everyone to try Price sions were taken up a ladder named aa a oo-conapirator, but outlawed by ttw ma, Downey, Mailer, Warhol harder. and handed in through a cockpit not indicted. Cohen, with Clark, “^iltoopotiam law of 1987, Dowdy Your Ever Save (“We haven’t made a ‘movie’ Choice 9 4 1 1 9 * window. Airport officials said recenUy pleaded guUty to "*^ **‘" ^*« yet . . . Jurt photographing what Contafns Wonder Moist, ‘‘Everythjiug You Always An the hijackers did not give the chargee of defrauding Monarch annually, Choose super spray o liappenB” ), Cassavetes; Euro­ helps prevent dry, brittle Extra food to the passengers but had customers. —— super anti-perspirant. nails. Wanted to Know About Sex ” peans Anderson ("If” ), Berto­ $22 47.70 some themselves, ptUng the rest A Cup of Coffee for the Benefit of the Cancer Fund (Jlark also waa Indiotod in lucci, Ftorman, Poland (now by David Reuben, M.D. up in the aisle and In other New York along with Waahlng- He*6 Air Force’s HoU3rwood’s); and Hollywood avoUabie spaces. ton lobbyist Nathan P. Voloshen Independents Oorman, Coppola, Mayor Nathan Agostinelli accepts a cup of coffee from Mrs. the Cancer Society’s coffers tomorrow when the members of the Highest Ranking Negro 1 Features: triple action cleaning power, 2- The hijackers said they were last February on a charge of Pern, Lester, Nichbls (inter­ Best Seller speed motor, 3-position handle and 4-posi­ members of the Red Army William Sleith as Atty. David Colas, Manchester Cancer Cru­ Women’s Division of the Manchester Unit will have coffee and perpetrating a mail fraud WASraNGTON (AP) — Dan­ view, basteaUy on “Catch 22,” S 4.87 tion rug adjustment. # 1020 group, a militant faction of the sade chairman, and Mrs. Eleanor LaZarre Feinstein of West doughnuts for sale from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Connecticut Bank iel (Chappie) James has re­ scheme Involving the use of the has appeared in Atlantic), and But were afraid to ask. Written by a medical Japanese liltra-leftist student ceived bis brigadier general’s Hartford wait their turn during a sherry coffee this morning and ’Trust Co. Main St. office. Other fund raising individual office of House Speaker John W. K u b n ck . doctor. movement Zengakuren. Japa­ star, making Mm the highest- at the Sleith home, 32 Wyllys St. About 100 attended this so­ coffees are being planned for this month at various Manches­ McCormack, D-Maas. Norm Oiddsteln nese police said the group has ranking Negro in the Air Force. been trying to "mastermind a cial event for the benefit of the American Cancer Society. The ter homes. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) McGee was charged with one At the televised Pentagon cer­ ANOTHER PART OF THE world revolution” wUh head­ mayor, as well as all of us, will have another chance to add to count of conspiracy, to “Influ­ emony Tueeday, Defense Secre­ HOUSE By Winston M. Estes. Unbreakable Caldor quarters in Pyongyang, Tokyo, ence, obrtiruQt and impede . . . tary Melvin R. Laird oloo swore Lippinoott. $8.96. Save An Extra Chicago and Cuba. government’s offer,” indicating Device Found seives to basic Republican prln- of crime, corrupiton, diareepect proper admlnUlra- James in aa deputy oaototant Boys have been the narrator Combs, Pkg. of 8 Aspirin 100*s A bout 100 m em bers o f the o r ­ Nixon Makes the Nixon administraitlon has clples” Luptfm told a GOP for the law and the self-destruct- ^1°** (^® law” and three secretary for public atilairs. Sperti Portable ganization arrived in Tokyo to­ dropped Its demand that postal gathering Tuesday night, “and Ing kind of fear which can only counts of perjury. James is a veteran command of some pretty solid tales. The Our Reg. 27c Our Reg. 22c In School After boy who tells this one Is speek- day to attend a rally. Sources in pay and postal reform be tied as Republicans, lead the people Isadi us all to diaaater if we More than 26 civil suits have pilot end a hero of the Vietnam «hg from a IttUe town in the 'e Tokyo said poUce believed the New Offer togeth er. of thds country out of the morass allow It to conquer us.” been filed against Monarch In war. 1 9 * hijacking had been planned to Bomb Threat T ex a s panhandle b a ck in Ui 1 7 20% Off S u n la m p The talks began after a wide­ Enough for the whole coincide with the rally In an ef­ 1930b—a place and time when For that headache or cold. Our Reg. Low Prices On All To Postmen spread walkotit by pootal, work- MIDDLETOWN, ______Conn. (AP) itoougbt, dust storms and the family. fort to boost the group’s morale. era crippled mall deUverfes In _"Re^n«M ii"to’a wam- Great Depression were making . But the Tokyo police banned the .... Our Reg. 18.88 WASHINGTON (AP) — The many areas of tte natl- Larry (a 10-year-old who tella Zippo, Bentley, Zaima or ”I am obviously worried,” posal reported in the neighbor- Ctarie also hnposesd a $300 fine 10:16 a.m. today, police said, us Uie tale) and somettmeo Un­ Dlspozalite. Save $4 said Brill's wife, who Is In Tok­ hood of 6 per cent. Tuesday on James J. Godfrey, The device was mind by search- 7 cle Calvin, a sort of maveiiick yo with their three children. Three wage proposals were on president of the local branch, ers, who had been tQM a bomb M a n c h ester who oomcB to stay when he is Scented Woodbury Exemples: Every Day the table as the negotiations, Although letter carriers In was in a men’s toilet.'' out of work. Adjustable table m odel PoUce declined to say if the Talcum sunlamp for that healthy being held behind closed doors, other Ootnecticut cities, includ- Lany has his problems, grow­ Shampoo Our Reg. 1 .1 9 ...... 9 6 * is a Sunny Day nroved Into the sixth day. ing New Haven, Bridgeport and device actually contained explo­ SAVINGS ing ig> in a time of stress. He Our Reg. 67c Many outdoor look. Complete Teamsters sives or how the warning was Our Reg. 61c b ur Reg. 4 .7 9 ...... 3 . R 5 at Home with protective goggles. The first admlntstrotlon offer Waterbury, itiso took part In the baa Tad as a hero figure and waa made to union negotiators strike last month, the govern­ receiv ed . 14 oz. Styles! Our Reg. 8.7 9 ,...... 7 . 0 4 H P109. Unde Calvin as an example of 3 7 * Stage Strike M onday a fte r P ostm a ster (Sen- ment does not plan any action Students were allowed to re­ the wrong aide of Ufe. He 3 7 * ■ eral Wlnton Blount conferred against them, U.S. Atty. Stewart turn to class .after a search of A LOAN doesn’t really comprehend his Choice of three fragrances Keep your hair beautiful. H. Jones told the Judge. the buUdlrig was comploted. imported from England. Unbreakable plastic bottle. (Continued from Page One) with Nixon. father’s fij^t against the A union official indicated that Jones said Branch 86 In the Several bomb threats have DepresBlan, but realizes that his contract, no work.” They set up the offer did not exceed a raise Hartford area was in contempt been telephoned to Wilson High father is a kindly, hcnest man Ideal For Storage or Cainp! picket linee at more than a doz­ cf about 6 per cent across ihe of court tor four days, March and other local schools during who tries to help his neighbors. General Electric 21 through 24, but the unton’s the past week. Racial tensions en freig;ht companies. board. There Is a tragedy, and one of Metal Foot Locker After Nixon’s newest offer lawyer said It should be oon- also have been running high in the main themes of the story is FM/4M Portable Radio In Chicago, where separate Tuesday, union representatives sldered only one day because the school system during tthe that a family :|tands together at O ir Rag, 8.99 talks were being conducted, un­ countered with a three-point the mailmen needed time to re­ same period but the two prob­ times of stress. ion officials said the 60,000 proposal of their own. By agree- spond to the court order. lems have not been connected. There may be readers who Popular “Take Along” Style Teamsters In that area would Tnent ■ between the parties, the The order had been issued on will fed this is a novel of too not strike this morningm spokesmen declined to etaiborate March 20 by U.S. District Judge Lupton Scores foolin’ much nostalgia and sentiment, "W e may get this thing solved on any of the offers. William H. Timbers in Bridge- which are not very fashionable 7.47 very shortly,” said a Chicago Some unions have talked of port, Silent Majority Prestone traits these days. Book is not Simoniz Vinyl Teamsters leader. seeking 20 per cent pay in- Godfrey said he had tried to sticky. It has a genuine emo­ Wax Pak Black baked enamel Although national Teamsters creases. Estimates of what the persuade hs men to stay on the SUFPIELD (AP) — State Sen. tional warmth. Top Cleaner 27.70 sheet steel on 3-ply headquarters had Issued no offi­ admlnletraUan might agree to Job, In accordance with the John Lupton, a contender for Three ways to earn /I the U.S. Senate, says the silence construction. Strong cial strike call, sources indicat­ range from 6 per cent to the 11.1 wishes of the national leoder- Estes’ first novel Is a good Built-in cord for two-way power. of America’s majority "Is en­ one. In a sense lit is an historical S * 1 . 1 9 lock. Size: 30"xl5% ed the walkouts had the silent per cent raise contained in the ship of the union. However, tm- Solid State batte^ saver circuit. der questioning, Godfrey ad­ couraging many of our poUticol novel, chronicUng a way of Ufe S 6 9 * Includes sponge, car wash AFC on FM for drift-free listening. x 12'/4” #898-10 blessing of top union officials as most liberal of the pnstal pay Cleans, restores and mitted he had imarched In a leaders to practice business-as- that would be hard to find new. and chrome cleaner. a tactic to bring the stalled hula before Oangress. protects all vinyl hard tops usual'. Miles A. Smith Restores car shine with no V. wage negotiations to a head. A union official said there picket line carrying a placard and convertible tops of all on the evening of March 21. "We now must rededlcate our- biggest dividends ever! colors.______hard rubbing.______Apparentiy even some Team­ were "no ccndltionB tied to the THE SECRET LIVES OF sters' local officials were con­ LAWRENCE OF ARABIA. By fused about the strike. Phillip Knlghtley and CoUn Convenient Way To Serve! “There are no togal pickets Simpson. McOraw-HlU. $8.96. Lawn Darts anywhere,” said Teamsters’ Dividends compounded daily! Since some 30 books already BusinesB Agent Wilbur Mathis have been written on Lawrence T.V. Snack Set in Atlanta, where two firms of Arabia, If authors wldi to do (MIdor were being picketed. Mathis de­ another, they’d better have a PrieadI scribed them aa wildcat strik­ Our Rtg. 7.97 3.49 good reason: These two corre­ e r s . V The Great spondents of the London Sunday "It certainly Isn’t ^w ildcat,” An exciting game that provides the fun said a source in ‘Plmee do. 'They got access to and skill of horseshoes. new material hitherto unavaH- headquarters here. New Two Year Certificatas A wUdeat strike Is one In ahle due to; ‘The dedsdon of the at the highest dividend Public Record Office to release 5.88 Professional Frisbee which workers walk out while a Mower some documents; Lawrence’s Charge Itl contract is still In effect. The ever. $ 1,000 Initial Deposit. brother's decDsian to release Teamsters’ national contract ex­ Dividends compoundfld Lawrence's papers in -the Bod­ Set of four cups with pired Tuesday midnight. Now 1 Q Q Acting Teamsters President daily; payable quart(|rty. leian Library at Oxford; and plates in colorful roost­ Only Frank E. Fitzsimmons has said the decision of a Scot who came er pattern. No rain the union would never call all Give­ to know Lawrence after the checks. InourGiftDept. New intercollegiate sport model. Play Arab revolt to teU his stories. catch at 10 or 200 feet. the truck drivers out at once, Thomas Edward Lawrence ttoas preclpitaUng a nationwide entered the Middle East scene crM s that could bring iiiterven- One to Two Year Certifi­ aa the 400-year-old Ottoman Em­ Official Soccer Ball Uon from the Nixon administra­ cates pay 51^ Ve dividends, pire was about to crumble and tion and Obngress. But a ration- away compounded daily; pay­ powers such as Britain, France, Save An Extra s 2 3.99 wide lockout could have the RiMda and Germany began some effect. 5 able ouarterly. $1,000 In­ looking for the choioeot cut of “y 5.88 The Tuesday right recess itial Minimum Deposit. the pie. come after the Industry Im­ “Far from furthering the Big Boy Adjustable Laminated 5-pIy, 32 panel black and white proved Ks orlglnsl wage offer cause of Arab freedom and in­ design ball. Split action valve. by a trickel a year to 40 cents an dependence,” the authors say, 20 hour the first year and 28 cents Regular Passbook A c­ % Off each the second and third years "he (Lawrence) waa intent on 24” Barbeque Grill counts* Deposit and with­ making them part of the British Our Reg. Low Prices On 3-Game Combination Set for a total of 90 cenU. The union had demanded draw anytime; any amount. that Lawrence promised the Our Rag. 9.99 that Lawrence epromised the Our Rag wage Increases of 70 cehts an Dividends are compounded Arab freedom because he knew Processing* 14.99 12.50 hour tive first year and 80 cents daily, day of deposit to day It was the best way of getting each the second and third years of withdrawal; payable them to fight, but all along he Including Developing, Printing, Enlarging. Complete tetherball volleyball and badmin­ tor 'a total of $1.70, plus substan- knew that British policy would ton: IV4” heavy steel poles are included in Haiiy larger liKreases In mUe- quarterly. •By Our Leading Ind. Lab. never allcw them the irdepend- Jet black finish, heavy gauge steel set for each game. age pay, pensions, health bene­ FREE MOWER ence they imagined they were fits, vocations artd cost-of-Uvlng Applies to films left for processing now through bowl. Adjustable grill with 5” wheels. fighting tor.” Haaketball Goal Net pay than the Industry Is offer- Saturday, April 4.______\______Not assembled. #2401 1.49 The book teUa how Law­ in g . "" with your niew International® Cub Cadet® Tractor rence’s hatred of the French Ths union also reportedly of­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ motivated Ms actions, of the in- fered to soften the Impact of its That’s right! You get a FREE Inter- time only—so stop in today, select irtgue involving the fate of first-year t)«ge demand by tional rotary mower when you pur­ a new Cub Cadet from six models, MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Palertiue, and how he wore SALItW ID. thru SAT. •putting It In six-month seg­ chase a new International Cub and get your rotary mower . . . Arab olothee end adc^ted their MANCHESTER WATCRBURY ments—40 cents Immediately custooM to win the trust of WALLINGFORD and SO more cents after six Cadet lawn and garden tractor performance-matched to famous 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET-TEL. 649-4588 Emir Felsal, ihe military leader Ifk iw tti A W#l<9tt R4. It., 4t now! This offer is good for a limited Cub Cadet power at COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 1145 T9IIm 4 T 9 r ip ik 9 M iwflII Av«. Rl. 5 At M triAti U m monkhM. of the Arabs, with the opject of >fMunsters covered by the Open Late Every Night PBIOB8 START FOR ’TRAOrOR AMD MOWKR FROM 9766. influencing him and so ensuring Othar itofto locatod in Danbury. Norwalk. Stamford. RNaraida. PaakakiU. Badford HWa. Kkifrton. Poughkaapaia. Northampton ft Framinflham ooatnet ,Include about 826,000 Mm suoceM of Brttltii policy in cHy truck drivers who now av­ inii! the Middle East. enge $4 per hour, or shout SOUTH WINDSOR EQUIPMENT CO. $10,000 a year Including over­ « 9 SULLIVAN AVE. TEL. 289-8406 SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. Jiiliiillliiiiiiiiiilliliiiiiil tim e. PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNEI^DAY, APRIL 1, 1970 Section Two WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 ^ PogeS 19 tO 36 INCREDIBLE CRPA Asks ‘New Neighborhoods’ Basic Changes Urged in Area Housing By BETTE QUATRALE will find difttculttes In tocaUng (Herald Reporter) Housing Goals for the Region housing. Faoed with on expending pop- Details of the housing report win be aired at tonumxmr's reg­ utsMon which will require living llie Basic Goal ts: "The opportunity of a decent home In a healUiy environ­ ular meeting At the Oapitol spejcw for 4,800 new houeehtrida ment for stil person.." Region Planning Agency to b* 'eajoh year between now ond Opportunity expreme. the key Objective that: held at Penney Higti School In' 1900, the 20-iown Oaipitoi Re­ A. every household must be allowed the greatest pMsible East Hartford at 8 p.m. gion must look to basic changes choice In selecting its home and environment. The report wUl be presented A decent home means that there must be; by CRPA staff members Dents in the present housing petitom Jones and Ann KendaH. Serv­ ot the region. B. enough housing to shelter all households. S A V E 46% T O 68% C. adequate variety In housing to meet the needs and ing a* commentator* toe the Ill Its 48-page housing report preferences of the groat variety of households. presentation wlU b e Bruce Hay­ retoesed la^ week, the Oa^tol D. quality in alt housing to promote sound physical and den, vice president of Connect­ Region Planning Agency deteJas mental health. icut General, and Robert BUss, iths present housing problems E. latitude ctnd encouragement for the expresion of Iden­ director of the Hartford Rede­ 41" High, Mediterranean along with reoonvmendaiUons de­ tity and individuality In housing. velopment Agency. . signed to ease ithe tuture de­ A healthy environment means that there must be: A public hearing on the re­ mand. Nelghbortiood port wlU be held in Manchester R ock-A-Lounger THOUSANDS OF $$ OF FURNITURE The reoommendattotw are de­ F. well-designed and maintained neighborhoods. on May 7 at the Bowen Sdwol signed to meet ihe demands of 0. proper neighborhood facilities and services. Auditorium at 8 p.m. a changing populaUon end their H. nei^borhoods accommodating a variety of house­ Area CRPA members involv­ dUtering lita styles. holds. ed In the preparation of the Oovering the gamut of hous­ 1. nelghbortuxxis accommodating a variety of housing CRPA houaing report are Fred­ ing dens'.tles, new neighbor­ unit t3rpes. erick W. Lowe of Manchester NOW $ hoods, changes in taxing etruc- Rogion. In his capacity as vice chair­ MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATaY! tuneis, m ortgage financing, tech- J. a variety of neighborhoods within the Region. man of the Health, Elducatlon nologicai Improvaments, rising K. residential development that relates to the natural and and Welfare Committee of buUding costa and more eCfi- social resources of local communities end the larger CRPA; Hprry Friedman, El­ BEDROOMS . . ..DININO ROOMS . LIVIMB ROOMS. .T d IRETTE OCCASIONAL oient land use planning, the re­ regional community. lington ; Peter Nlchota* of South Big Discounts COLONIAL FLOOR port details the region's housing Windsor, and former member on All Reclincrs! SETS . .. CHAIRS . . . SOFAS . . . SECTIOMALS . . . TABLES TABLES problem s. John Buroka* ot Tolland, all of LAMPS Noting that studies miist be From CRPA’s report, “ Preliminary Housing Plan.' Priced from BUNK BED the HEW Committee. TOO HAME IT, EV ER nH IH O FOR THE HOM L SAVE S150 OR undertaloen to determSne con- Also invodved were Herbert MORE OH SOFAS AHD 2-PO. UVIMO ROOMS. DIMIHO ROOMS RE­ $ 23.00 sumera’ preferences and needs Capitol Region towns Into In- those In the inner suburbs. The Helm of Ellington; Jack Xnuf- Las Vegas Night Saturday Will Be a Good Deal ■as they relate to housing, the ner and outer suburban cate- 10 to 30-year-old group will Jack, Vernon, and former mem- DUCED 1250 AND MORL PRICES HAVE DEER SUSHED. REG. $4*AB report Is critical of txxkay’s gorles. Area towns listed In the slightly surpass the under 10- ber Raymond Houle o< Andover, *58 building ‘trends which force per- Inner suburb category are Man- year-old category, with those In ail on the Land Use Oommlt- CliMM from ft.,, "Keep it honest” warns Jack Hunter, center, as he lic. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Top or cMkt.il. points out the fine points of dealing to Neal Tyler, prize will be a weekend in New York City. Two rons to fit the stereotyped hous- cheater, South Windsor, Olaa- the 30-year and over age group tee. ', other weekends will be offered to the Colonial Hil- Ing types o< the past. tonbury and East Hartford. minority. Other ttema on the agenda left, artd William Thornton as they warm up for To meet the greatly increas- Those Included In the 18 out- Housing construction In the for ibomorrow's agency meeting the Las Vegas Night on Saturday starting at 8 ■ ton in Northampton, Mass. An orchestra will play tag housing needs o< the region, er suburbs are Vernon, Tbl- outer suburbs will gain sharply, are actions on the recommen- MAN-SIZE DINING p.m., at the State Armory on Main St. The event, for dancing during the evening, and refreshments the report prodiebs the paastag land, Ellington, Bolton, Ando- '’®aohlng a balancing point with datlons for a oomprehenatve ROOM ROCKERS which is sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of will be available. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) of the typical one-family house ver and Hebron. Inner suburban population by health planning agency to serve RECLINERS Manchester Memorial Hospital, is open to the pub­ On Its hraiif to one-acre suburhan a greater percentage of con- according to the Oapitol Region and apptxiVBl As low St SUITES As Low As lot, lined up alosig the street al- strucUon activity In the inner CRPA’s predictions. ot the 1»T0-71 program and budlg- Priced From moBt Identical to tte nedghbortag suburbs will Ise devoted to multi- ^® Hartford, con- et. houses, a housing pattern typi- family dwellings than to single multi-family d w e l l ------$ 68-00 Court Cases cai of the 1980’s and 1960’s. family, according to the report’s ‘"Xs will Increase slightly while Bike Dress, Hobble Skirt, Ih It* place, CRPA visualizes recommendations. Construition ®*ugle family construction al- Erie County GOPs Okay > 2 6 8 " Oie creation of at least five will surpass that of the 1960’s. ceases. Kemp for House Seat AU Styles on Sale! ciBcurr 12 "new neighborhoods’’ through- In the inner suburbs, housing CRPA Meeting Tomorrow Rockville Session out the region designed to oc- age groups will show substantial The over-30 age group far BUFFALO. N.Y. (AP) — Maxi of 30s Put on Parade comodato from BOO to 1,200 new majorltie's of the residents In the exceeds that of the 10-30 age Quarterback Jack Kemp of the short sesoton of By AUOE EVANS hide dellchted the audience in She wore a hiHeit can of lace " - ---- Carcult housing units. 10 to 30-yeor-old range, with ™nxe and Uie under-lO-year- Buffalo BIUs' profeoalcnal toot­ 2-PIECE (Herald Reporter) her gray wwl tank suit com- and carried a replica of her yesterday. Half ^IgWiarhoods” as detailed tho.se under 10 years of age olds In the oitjl of Hartford. ball team has been endorsed by 4-PIECE repuca cases scheduled were by ORPA would provide a mix- slightly outnumbering the over- Overall housing needs tor Erie County Republican leadei* Over 200 members and with moth holes, wedding bouquet, LIVIUlROOnt BEmOOMS continued due largely to the ^ o* housing In one overall 30 category. those in the 25-44-year-old range as candtoate for the 89lh Dts- guests of the Women’s skirt, During tatermiaslon. which made its appearance in was a hat show. Mrs. Helen planned development. Single family construction will will receive the fnost demand, trlct seat in the U.8. House of Pricad fram Pricad from Club of Manchester filled 1915 was worn bv Mrs William Elliot had the oldest hat In Ihe A Springfield machine opera- , Homogeneous groups of hous- continue to outstrip multi-family a change from the present Repre^ntatlve*. Fellowship Hall of Second Wa^er Her goiL of ruby red parade, tt was a black velvet tor who walked out of a local ^ housli^ In the outer suburbs, ^Indnce by those In the 45- Kemp has no aimounoed oppo- Included in a new neighbor- according to the report. Con- 65 age group. Congregational Church velvet was fashioned with long flower trimmed bonnet of 1875. Vernon supermarket slUon in the June party pri- ^ nooa. Supporting facdlitles ta- structlon of both types of hous- The greatest demand tor mary. Monday for the first of sleeves, V neckline, daslngly The most original hat was worn paying $27 worth *198 *168 ., , , , ...... ___ _ L II. .1 t - 1,1 eluding schools, perks and tag w(ll double that experienced housing will be for households The seat now Is heM by Dem- Sofa and chair. All itylee leleeell the club’s spring activities included, during the 1960’s. to accomodate three and four oomt Richard D. MoCbrthy, a planned to celebrate its ^ ^ ’'kh^ * * * ««y *o the success of the new The age of the outer suburb persons. Those with large fam- candidate tor hte party’s i ^ - 50th anniversary, ^ Heawwis. Recetving hono^le ford to feed his children on his nelghbortioods would be ttve resident is lower than that of iUes of six or more membera naUen to the U.S. Bdnate. "Fabtfloua Fariiions, Past and The early 1930 fashions were mention tor their creations present pay and cotadn’t find wiser end more respectful' u s e ------Present" were modeled by dub quite so gay as in the roar- were Mrs. Pascal Priginano, another Job. The Judge gave of the land. Examples of the membera. Some of the gowns inX 20’s, taut Mrs. Albert Katt- Mrs. David Shearer, and Mrs. Stuart S. Reynolds, 26, a 80- concept are Heritage VUlago In goit^ back to 1886 were part of zung’s 1930 black party drem Terrell A. Rice Jr. day sentence on the charge of Farmington and Wesleyan Hdb the Seers Bnebuch coUecUon with tiers of swinging fringe >phe last port of the show fea- larceny and suspended it. In Middletown. HUNDREDS MORE! tJM.t toui*^^the country a atm had the ztag of the pro- tured clothes, prorvlded by Sears Walter B. Mhloon, 44, of Wes- H*e indlvMuaa half-acre or decade agfo. The rest of'the depreaston styles. Mrs. Ptatil and Roebuck, tor the club’s May ton Pi., Vernon, was fined 905 more bulldtag lot would be period fashions were provided Dodg® modeled a farmal gown weekiend In Fiottugal. One of on a charge of breach of peace ■acnUlced to give larger area* by members of the oUib. Bajck- «*« <*1®* worn by one (jie attractive outfits worn by brought beoause of a domeattc ^ ^P®*” which can be en- gronaid music tor each period J**® Cheneys. Of red Mm. William Hooher was a disturbance. AdditKmal chargee Fine Early American at Worth While Savings was played by Mde* Karen Krliv- velvet. It reminded one of the pantBuit with a giant yellow and belmr found intoxtoeted and nelghboihoad would In- jak ptantet. gowns worn by Mrs. white plaid Jacket with cape arres* ware rolled range® of housing from Mr*. H. John Malone, the ~ ‘ o m ^® rate ^ ix p ie c ts ^ commentator, opened the flrot P «shi^y- Wlthltsheworeawlde brim- Rr^ltviUe pl^- ^ portion of the show wear- A* Bto got rougher in the med navy blue straw hat. Anoth- of ^ ^ ^ enlSSO promenade dress of 1930s. the clothes drooped to er ensemble perfect for travel- Single family houses would be k95 ttay red and^ta^^ecks with what we ^ ^ sightseeing was the gaily iSlfort «>™buoted town Wax* vWvot edging the manda- l«>k- Mrs. Stanley Cross model- eoorfed turquoise dress ai»d coat „ "I houses, condlminlums and rinoWiax With *t, she wore a alpaca maxi coat that worn by Mrs. Elmer Odel'l. Lorayne Miaigiotta, 28, of apartments, iaSCRMFLETE black velvet edging the manda- woUd look as smart totoy as it ^ Steej^GiMt Apto., H ai^ Moferate Income 2 nwffVfT r'tMwvsF«vtMte, . _ ghoes ■^«*®** Swena- Portugal’s warm suimv davs In ’ ^ *’=vlUe, pleaded Inno- Houaing tor the region’s low •A■AKLY R liY AMeeiCANAM ------ML CONVilMfOliMty Perfect for the working girt »hc a snow bunny ^ jiitft. Per- ^ ^ ^ moder^ toc^ groups to of the 1890s vwi* the typewriter her 1934 snow wlto a ^ ^ grant half the highway and his an ^ dress of green ond ten wool NaM the turquoise cocl^ dress ®“ ® ^ continued tor trial by with fartrionable leg of mutton ®r pants and fl^ lined booi^ ^ Heaveno ‘he court April 14. stoeves modetad by Mrs. Har- with its soft Wgh collar, spark- Oiorges nolled Included Wil- ^ iry Berdat. 1919 wi»e rq^sen^ by Mrs. waistline and ma Sweeney, 258 IWoottville region a In- That year, the bike dress was Hla^ ^ 1^ In a lovely gown ^ Vernon, breach of peace; , ^^^SJ^’a^e^veri^ ^ilS ^rL '^^or^to IMS One of the favorite outfits 43 24% Snip- bS^xdd.^ toTfam ily party. Bringing the ®hown was the elegantly ro- ®lc St., Rockville, brea^ of ^ ^rood variety of ages 42" ROUND EX- CM O A OR the side to^^ lo«» matWrtag Emanuel Lucek in a 1966 dim ^ D w i g h t Phelps, ^ of majority of theae lower TENSION TABLE V I C ll-W U to anew long maicmng ^ Marjorie Lane, Vernon, failure jnoome famBtes axe white, ac- WITH FOUR CHAIRS a new century and huttons accenting the front. Near ^ end of toe show, to display headUghta. ootxitag to the CRPA report, 25 with tt the new kne^aigth ™ b portion of the show EeHx Davis modried an------per oeitt are Wderiy and only baihing suit. Mr*. Beidat was closed, as do all good spring r* 1* C * 10 per cerrt arefblack or Puerto rector a swim to the 1900 teBWon shows, wita a bride. ‘^ h ^ J a c ^ t t o ^ a ^ G athollC ScOUtS 3 Cushion • s^ to a red and white candy Mr*. Hayden Griswold Sr. was ^ o'* P^c® bathing * P*® mtawlty groups ore to- Style Foam striped suit with knee-length g?'ven a standing ovation when ______10 Jlave KctrCat ®®tod to highly concentrated 4-Pc. Contemporary Suite striped suit with knee-length After the program, Cushions with pants edged to ruffles. With it she appeared to the gown she areas of the cltiea, however. Al- Zippers with 3-Dimensional Effect she wore a matching ruffled wore at her wedding on June 22. e served. "PoIlutlMi of Body and Soul” though overt hotning discrim- tmfKtnp cap. The suit* w ere stUi 1918. The gown was flashdoned will be the theme of a three- the same length ta 1920, but a of Cheney aatdn and hand em- exdsta, acoordtog to the report, Exciting new look of today featuring sweeping lines tttitle more form fitting end broddered lace and was de- PubDc Records day retreat for Catholic scoute efforts by the real estate busi- uncluttered by hardware. Recessed panels on 66" In Charter Oak Council, BSA, ness do not moke sutNclent at- wlthout frills. Mrs. Paul Wll- signed with a saitta court train. Certificates of Condemnation triple dresser, chest, mirror frame and opap panel A starting Flriday at Camp Brad- tempt* to match these people headboard give the suite.a unique geometric, three- State of Connecticut, by Oom- dimensional. Superbly crafted with flush bases in rich, ▼ m mlssioner of Transportetion '®y ^ij iefforts must be improved if aU warm walnut color. Nit* Morlarty Bros. Inc., 0.02-acre ™ ^ adequate housing sidtabte to Stand. $49.95. parcel at Broad and Center ata., nee*. «*e report says, 4 Pieces for state highway reo(Histruc< Qfwtoi«ncr tHA m Effloats imiet be made to brtng Uon p u r p o s ^ ^ t ta line with L * I. ^ recUon of the Rev. Augustine H. ^ nncketlmok* of the maloritv State o f Connecticut, b y Com- cMusanl. mlsaioner of Transportation The lectures by scouters will ^ ^^Srt the re- Cte^e J CtonkUng, a g a l^ ^ be on pollution of air and water, vamping structures to seph A. Della Fera et al, 0.02- conservation, neighborhood llv- reUeve the property tax burden acre parcel at Pine and Cen- ing, black history. narcoUcs, on housb* wtoch i* out of pK>- ter Ste,, for state highway re- and gtrt talk. portion to that on land and SOFA and CHAIR ’ 2 4 9 construction purposes. Fbr more information call the other types of buUdtogs such as Trade Name CYO office, 125 Market St., manufacturing. BOSTON Lester D. Carlow, doing busi- Hartford. The report recommends crea­ ness as B ft L Roofing Oo., 145 ------tion ot a state income tax to ROCKERS Adams St. ~ remove tte property tax hous­ PINE BnUdlng Permits A* lliailC C 06 IT 6 S . ing burden, and provide a more equitable taxing stnicturo. se^lur^tToo M r^ Ends Tomorrow Also recommended are mort­ ’ hit the n a il o n the head gage subsidies and greater ef- ’“iSLxjd Circle Inc.,, dwell- »>y ... Choose just the right liquor, wine tag at 49 Tim ber T roll, $47,000. «>«> home financing, ta the tte ^ or beer for your purpose— and let our I Toi»i ** lamlly finance arid concept of puWlc housing. Lifetime Pools Inc. tor John consumer protection, sponsored popular ta former years to expert counselors advi^ you! Choose Greene swlmm^ pool at 42 by the Manobeatar Adult Bv*- meet tte needs of low Incmme MAPLE $28.00 a beverage to suit your taste—and a a u "hig School, will bo held ta famUlo^ your pocketbook 1 Ask about our Robert Norman Clark, addl- ^ Manehattar Hurfi Instead, It recommends tions to dwelling at 164 Or«m tom ^'^S^S; a t ^ Kr®»‘*r participation on tte wine-of-the-naonth club. We. deliver Manor Rd., $800. tomorrow night at 7 ^ ^ -p r iv t f housing freei Master Charge welcome. Everett W. VanDyne tor Ml- sector." This should be acoom- chael Palleln, additions to ahaiwa*” *** public free ..jo encourage tte po- dwelllng at S^Santina Dr., $$,- . tentlal for Individual Improve- 500. WUUam ^ household self 1 Johnson, secretary-treasurer of ^ • „ SILK CITY LIQUORS thefltA fla«*Savings4nmB Daml*Bank of Manohes- nxamrte* * * of thU concept are Vast Salt Beds Found ter; John A. Hedlund, assistant yj, MlSAC-sponsorod Botatt- S U O O R 9«U>«fi4n4L 8 4 OAKLAND ST, i 3 ARACAJU, Brasil — Vast ti'oasurer of the Manchester Apartments ta Manohos- M A NT HI. ST ID M bed* o f rook salt, m ixed with Saving* and Loan As|K>ciatlon; j^r, financed under tte federal 917 MAIN STREBIV-AIANCHESTEB potassium, magnesium and • representativ* of tiio moit- 2 3 j.d.s program which uses ,^FURNITURE other salts, have been found In kV® departmeni of tte Con- non-profit siXMisors to bring YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOBS 810 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN. Open Saturday Till 5 Serglpe state, . the Ministry of nortlcut Bank and Trurt Oo.; moderate income houaing to Ti 1. 649 -13 85 ''<'’^ 8 Mines reports. The beds are and a representative ot the the euburbe. eaid to be tte blggeot ever mortgage division of tte Fed- Inner-Outer SubutlM STORE HOURS — Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. found outetde tte Congo. eral Housing Admtalstratkm. The report aeparates the $9 \ /■ ' A Ai ^ X \

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the Boeing 727 into Seoul’s Lost Photo Kimpo Airport. Army Charges Medina ’The hijacking occurred Tues­ BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: TV-Radio Tonight day monUng over Mount Fuji NOW! JANE PARKER WE DON’T THINK Hampered after the Fukuoka-bound plane Accountable for My Lai had departed from Tokyo with BRINGS YOU ... YOU CAN FIND... w e care Buy your meats from a 131 passengers and a crew of ATLANTA, Oa. (AP) — The nade after a helicopter pilot re­ Television Airport Ruse s-v^'n.. Pilot ttiinjl Ishlda re­ Army charged Capt. Ehnest L. ported seeing a Viet Cong with a spMkiNtt, where the se- 5: (S> Perry M m o u 7:St (3) Hee Haw (C) ported over his radio that two Medna (nday wMh murder in weapon. hetfon is wide and var* DleeovertMT America (St4t) VirfflnUn (C) (Continued from Page One) men armed with Samurl-style <18) DennU tke MeBace (8-4t> Nanny and the Profes­ Jie 1968 attack on My Lai, and ’Ibe latest charge against led. Shop Western Beef (St) MBBtlere sor (C) The only llfe-slied likenesses swords entered the cabin and aid the charge makes him re- Me^na was preferred by Lt. (4t) OUllcaa*! Itlaad (18) WhaCs My Line ^ (C> threatened to blow up the piano Mart for total savtnq on] \ 5:Sfi(4t) Wealher Walck 8:tt (8-4t) CoBrtahIp of Eddie's of the North Korean leader .ponslble for the 102 alleged Col. Herman L. West, oom- \ Father (C) with dynamite If he did not take slayings for which Lt. William mandlng officer of the Ft. Mc­ oH meat purchases. ft:St <8) Stamp tke Stare (C) available In the city were quite (It) Leave It to Beaver (18) Movie them to Pyongyang. L. OaMey Jr., wlH be tried next Pherson Troop Command. (St) Film 8:30 (3) Beverly HlllbUlles (C) literally the photo-mcumiklns The pilot pleaded that he had (St) OUlaaB^B lelaad (8-tt) Room Sn (C) month. Although Medina’s records ANEW ABETTER (4t) Tmtli or ConeeaveBcee 9:tt (3) Medical Center wide television audience after a "Capt Medina’s immediate (18) Dick V i^D yke (18) Della Reese (C) five hours later, however, did na was charged as a principal (St) New Hor^ne (St) Sea Hoat futile effort by airport author­ commander (West) has for­ PURE (St) Huntley-Brinley Beport 11:S5 (3) Movie the South Korean authorities under the Uniform Code of Mili­ 6:iS (St) Local News \ ities to disr.uade the students. warded the new charge together 11 :M (St4t) Tonight Show JohBay asknowledge In a letter sent ’Twenty-three women, children tary Justice, and did not have to 7:0t (S) What in the W ^ d (C) Carson (C) aboard that the pl(me was in be present during the alleged with a recommendation for trial VEGETABLE (St) Hantley - Brinkley Re­ (8-4t) Dick Cavett Show (C) and ailing elderly passengers by general court-martial to the port \ (C) l:t t (8-30 4t) News — Prayer and Seoul. Promptly rejected by the were freed shortly before the killings to be held responsible, (8) Troth or CoBeeqBencerx(C) Stan Off next higher commander, who SHORTENING (18) Candid Camera \ 1:15 (3) News and Weather — Mo­ students, the letter offered to takeoff, leaving 108 passengers ’The Army said, “The new mpany C Joined two other During the morning vana full sions. parted from Fulnioka under or­ Infantry companies early in 1966 of black uidformed riot police Monthly Reports Asked surrounded the three-story hotel Most were adopted as sub- cy facility should help free po- ders from (he students to heed to form ’Task Force Baker, 5 9 * and sealed 'off access to it. At mittied by the pobUc safety task u<.e to spend a greater part of for Pyongyang. On State’s Finances which conducted the raid on My the same time Mathleu began ^Ib. lb. force, two were revised, and their time on preventing and de- ’The North Koreans didn’t HAR’TPORD (AP) — ’The Re- Lai. negotiating with Sorlni, but the four new objeotivee proposed by teotlng crime. know what to make of this publican state chalriTLon has PORK Galley, charged Sept. S, 1066, agency members were accept­ oonveraations got nowhere. 'Ihe They also agreed with Hoops' "strange plane” which bad not asked the state oomptroUer to was the first to 'be ejccused. Sub­ ed. police agreed only to allow a assessment that "What we are made an advance request for la ue monthly repoora on the sequent investigations for the ot the obJecUves were obJecUve Is bem bpy to carry two packs of clearance to land, Nakasone de­ state government’s Osci^ situa­ most part have involved mem­ cigarettes to the gunmen on a co n sid e re d ^ u n c l^ . of the need for clared, and greeted it with tion in vi»w of a predicted^ tlSO bers' of Medina’s company. and will be returned to the ^ silver platter. a public safety commission.’ ground f’re when It approached million t(u«tpet deficit for the Medina has specifi'oally de­ ’The bandits agreed, howeiver, task force for -added informa­ current biennium. In line with their desire to in­ w^tbiin 40 ml'es of F*yongyang. nied that he ordered any masaa- to let a British family, staying ROAST tion. crease the proportion of time North Korean Mlg-21’s hustled ’Ihe last financial statement ore, but admitted that he shot a tn the room oicngsdlde theirs, One of the four objeotl-ves Issued by Comptroller Louis I. the plane southward to the South Viet (3ong woman who was leave the floor when they added by the agency inxjpo^iea spent by .police and firemen in Korean border, added Naka- Gtodstone was in November and HERSHEY wouiided. learned that a 13-year-old boy thajt the state ‘consider a med- professional dut.es, numbers sone, praits’ng the North Korean indicated the state woidd have “ I did not see any slaughter was a diabetic and needed an leal costs program for injured addred the fourth new objective: aictton as “ good for Japan and a 3KX),486 surplus at the end pei'soois who are innooesit. vie- “To pursue the elimination of at My Lai 4 that day,” he said insuSin hxJection. good for North Korea.” of th« bleiudum on June 30, Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Sow- Chocolate Syrup tims of criminal violence." non-related public safety func- D'rect'y contradictory to the 1971, GOP leader Howard E. during a news conference in It was suggested by Dr. Sed- Uons from the police and fire Washington after appearing be­ den, of the Isle of Jersey and Nakasone report is the official Hausman said ’Tuesday in a their children, Gary, 13, SaHy rick Rawlins, a dentist, who services.” fore a committee investigating South Korean version In which (letter to Gladstone. Ann, 12, and Jayne, 8, were bar­ reports of the meissacre. 11b. said that several times in the Three items proposed by Dr. the plane was Intercepted by two Hausman noted that the Con­ ricaded In their room for five can course of his practix;e he has Rawlins for discussion were South Korean F-6 fighters before necticut Public Expenditure “ None was reported to me. I hours. ’They said they saw very had patients who were crippled held over to another workshop It could ever cross into North Council, a piivs^te research or­ did not order any massacre at little of the gunmen but Sow- both literally and fihanoially as due to lack of time. They con- Korea. Whether or not this was ganization, predicted recently My Lai 4,” he declared. den commented; “ To think I the result of assaults In which cemed controls on police use so, both versions agree that that th? state will be |1S0 mil­ Medna said he shot a woman came here for a little sun and they were Innocent victiinis. of guns, high speed chaise by South Korean aircraft escorted lion In the red by then. he believed had a gun or a gre­ peace.” He told of one man, aetruok police cruisers, eind control of by emother with a golf club, traffic lights In emergencies. “The victim, partially .paralyz- • One of the objectives revised ed, received no financial aid— by the agency originally had but tl>e guy who hit him wias not called for police turd fire re- FOR THI UUNDRY . . . CLUNS AND DEODDRIZIS only given the services of a gponse to emergencies "within lawyer, but was also rehafaiUtat- five minutes.” WATCH FOR OUR lb ed by the state,” Dr. Ramrlins Members tigreed that cur- said. renUy response Is well under SUPREME FOODS 'im ’The consensus of the mo()or- the five minute limit (usually g i g a n t i c PA«f ity was voiced by the Rt. Rov. about two minutes) but may be R » SECTION Msgr. Eklrvard J. Reardon, pas- difficult to meet as the town A&P Bleach tor of St. James Church, who grows. SUFERMARKET tom ROAST 64c Lb. viewed the concept of protection As rewritten, the objective CIRCULAR ^ ^ B tO u n tar the crime victim ’'Os simply reads, ‘"Ito insure cmtinuance 485 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER FKOZEN AAP BRAND a matter of social justice.” of prompt police and fire re­ FULL OF VALUABLE Store Honrs: Mon. thni Sat. 9 a.a. to 9 p.m. OUR E)(TRA LEAN Chairman Lyman B. Hoops, sponse to all emergency calls however, took a negative stand for service.” WELL TRIMMED CENTER CUT .saying, “ We’re going to protect Minor changes in another ob- ourselves right out of busines.s jective were made, to read, COUPONS I can foresse all kinds of ’To establish a liaison with the trouble with people taking ad­ educational system of Man­ PLUS MORE Handi-W hip I9n. vantage of this.’ chester to develop student un- PORK CHOPS Former Town Director John dgrsetandlng, cooperatUm and lErtt. Garside also ^voiced concerned ijjjerest toward pubMc safety.” SPECIALS! 6RIEN GIANT over how such a plan would be objectives which paid for: “ Alter all, we are the or ROASTS the public safety task force .state.” Bui most of the other wUI be asked to amplify read Whole Kernel members reasoned that the Idea 1-lb. j j ...... as follows; “ To provide for dls- tributlon of manpower In ac- task was to propose Ideas, not cans cordance with the work load or Cream Style to spell out how they should be FAMILY PACK of the Police and Fire Depart­ RIB, LOIN & CENTER Corn 1.00 accomplished. The vote on the objective passed 7-1, with only ments.” Hoops dissenting...... 'The agency 'wants ... to know Patrick Donlon proposed two VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON of the other new objectives, both P>*- manpower on a e ^ mm inW TMt 0M9tw M l fmolMW 6f SI «r Mtm of which passed unanimously. ** PORK They were worded as follows: reassigned to the firrt aWlt 1. "To upgrade and maintain demand fw serviccB JESSO VEGETABLE SALE! ® 3 s s g r water supplies to meet minimum work load ■is presum- Ground Chuck J O* O F F requirements for fire protec- o-Wy greater. ^FRENCH GREEN BEANS* SLICED tlon.” The other two objectives tor CHOPS lb. CARROTS* CREAM CORN * CUT ANY i>ft. (AN OF 3-46 es. CANS A«P Explaind Donlon, “ We can’t whdeh tlie agency wants more provide for the public’s safety detail aire 5 RIB CUT PORTION WAX BEANS* NHOLE BEETS 7 ^ * b 54-»U>K without adequate fire protection, ‘To minimize the liKddence of % » i e * . and we do have some areas in crime in the cammunity.” PORK ROAST FRUIT DRINKS town which are now below mini- “ To establish a fonnaJ plen- FULL LOIN HALF CANS BULK OR PATTIES 43mA Cui^^^nm 3!Wmf Imum standards.” Fred Thrall, tdng function to consider meth- Ceeiwli VaM ibiw AfiA Ob 0 # « ■ * retired Water Department super- ods of Improving public safety PORK ROAST Intendent, agreed with Donlon’.s wiUiln the Urie services.” assessment. Last night’s session leaves the U,SJi.A. CHOICE BONELESS 2. “To develop an authority agimcy w«h four more C-DAP that will handle and serve all planning areas still to consdder: W ax Paper PrIcM •ffoctiv* thru Sat., April 4lh in tMs Cammunity and Vicinity. We reMrve the right le limit quantltiecl types of emergency calls.” Public utllMies, social services, CHUCK Ground Round Donlon said that a single, cen- transportaiion, and culture, CUT RITE trolized facility, with personnel ’The next session has been set lb. 125 Ft. Roll trained to respond quickly to all for 'Thursday at 7 p.m. In the ROAST types of emergencies, will be- Municipal BuUdJng. 24« t o n J U.S. No. 1 Grade come more and more Import------99C ant as Manchester’s population---- KAL KAN We Beeerve The Bight To Umlt qiiMnHH«^ “A” Sire grows. ' Dodd Given 810,000 SWEET LARGE SIZE (C- He envisioned a facility man- J '— / *' For Campai)^ Fund CAt ned by civilians, who would HONEYDEW KIndo y dispatch police, fire, medical WASHINGTON (AP) — The FOOD and clergy services as neces- Democratic.Senatorial Campaign POTATOES 20-99 »hry to meet a given emergen- Ooramlttee ha* given a |10,000 ORE-IDA CRINKLE CUT cy. The facility would have a to Seq. 'Thomas M E L O N i , .. single phone number for cltl- who focee a possible WESTERN tens to call, regardless of the* P” "***’Y fight In his campaign SUNKIST NAVEL M j French Fries emergency situation frorotlonnectlcut. For Such a facility should enable the i/Mim . 41. 7, treasurer of the committee, said preDrimaty aid ha. b e e f WN m fire professional serv- bee„ ^ ORANGES 1 2 3 ^ $1 Ices, ^ o n r e in e d . “ Why tie turned d ^ the up a police cruiser and a man oUer, he Plaid for an .emergency requiring an Four other Democrat* are ambulance?” seeking the Democratic nominal 81 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHISmI Agency ■Wembera agreed that tion for the seat Dodd, haa oc­ DOUBLE S&H STAMPS EVERY WED.! OfM Toae.. Wed.. NO. tin t — Than., m . tm • estabti^hig ‘a central emergan- cupied for two 6-year terms. >VV V ; w \i.\ 'A\ ■ ' ■ ' ■ V \ \ A' , \ . A', . ^ V ^ ,v- ■\ A\\ ■\^ " \' X'V' ^ ; \.v I'- . " V ^ i\' . ^ \ -V ■ : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUHJbftfl’lUit, (JONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 A PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCiHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANPEDC eixhlbiai wUl bo offltdols Is that the combat namese di'vlaiona, two U.S. Judged by a team of Judges strength of U.S. forces In Viet­ Army dlvtsions and am Army (ram.the AT02 Stamp Club of More Troop Withdrawals nam Is becoming rather thin, brigade, phis some South K o­ *Stamps % New York ORy. MANI>BX ’70 and they arc not overly confi­ rean .marbles. wlU be held from 1 to 8 p.m. at Expected for Next Month dent yet that the South Viet­ Nixon told a news, conference THIRD ANNUAL the Manoheeber High School, on namese army la capable of as­ March 2 that devetopments In April 12. There will be no od- WASHINOTON (A P ) — Pen- edgie that den. Creighton W. suming the load. Ijbos—where the North Viet­ ANTIQUES SHOW and SALE tnieslion charge, and refreah. tagon sources said yesterday Abrams, U.8. commander In So far, the United States has namese and Pothet Lao have menta will be avaUaMe. A large they exject more U.S. troop Vietnam, and Ambassador BU- withdraw an some 34 ground pushed further than ever before dealer's bourse and an auction wlthdrawals from Vietnam to bo sworth Bunker would prefer a combat battalions, nearly one- —hod not changed his thinking UNITED METHODIST GHUROH will also be featured. ordered !n April. stretchout In troop wtUidrawale. third of (ho number In the battle on more troop withdrawals. They disKMunted the likelihood The Joint chiefB of staff also at the peak last June. Since then, the Laos war has of €my major delay In ordering would prefer a slower paced U.S. military men consider lulled a bit, but the overthrow of ROUTE 44A, BOLTON, OONN. Prince Charles *Dips!’ a (urther U.S. cutback despite withdrawal, looking at the proto­ the next ■withdrawal cut to be neutralist Prince Sihanouk In developments In Laos and Cam* lem from a military standpoint, particularly crucial, because it Cambodia has raised new strs^ With Iceberg dub bodte). But Pentagon sources said Ukely will bring the first major teglc and political questtons. THURS. AfRIL 2, 1 PJIf-10 A Ji SYDNEY, Australia (A P ) — U.S. forces are due to be down there has been no formal' re- Lest of South VietnanrMse ability Prince Charles, who is with the to 134,000 men In Vietnam by quest to delay emother pullout to hold up a major share of tmo FRIs APRIL % 1 PJI.-9 P.M. British royal family on an Aus­ April 16 under a previous with- which is eocpected to be In the combat burden. Shrines Branch Out tralian vMt, got In an unsched­ drawal authorization by Presl- 60,000-man range, One likely possibility In the Sponsored By TOKYO — Once subsidized by uled early morning swim at dent Nixon. Wlthdra'wahi so far authorized coming withdrawal segment Is the government, Japan's Women’s Society of Christian Servloe Bondi Beach today. The approach of this date represent a total manpower cut the virtual end of major U.S. shrines and temples now are go­ Reg. Adirnlsslon 31,60—^Wlth Ttala Ad 78c Each Spectators included a couple brought periodic reports U.S. of 106,61)0 froom the peak U.S. Marine combat In Vietnam. ing Into many businesses. They of security men. and 26 mem­ military leaders are urging de- committment and another wlth- The one remaining Mlanlne di­ rent halls and operate parking bers of the Bondi Iceberg Club, lays in the next round of with- drawal segment is Mkely to drop vision is likely to be pulled out lots, apartment houses, public Who swim the ypar around. It drawals and possibly even a the U.S. troop total In Vietnam of the country, leaving the de­ baths, camera shops and even was a bleak morning, with the pause. below 300,000. fense of the sensitive rjorthem- l i B M i filling stations. Read Herald Advertisements bm D !P» temperature a t 60. Pentagon authorMlee acknowl- What concerns U.S. mlUtary most area to two South Viet­

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One of the displays at the • More Tender • ia*y to Carve Coup es Saturday International Stamp Exhibition Frozen Food Specials! HADDOCK or FLOUHDER...... 79*^lb. Customer was a recently discovered pane • Leu Fat and Bone of the 6-cent stamp commemo­ Cooper rating the centenairy of base­ Club Steaks Bonalatx, Rib lya 1 .9 8 ball. IMQselng was the text FRENCH FRIES SHARP CHEESE...... 95 lb. "Professional Baseball, 1886- Seoltett Fresh Filet of Sole 9 9 « lb. 1668, United States" aa we\J os USDA Choke Beef Seafood Specials! the denomination "6c". R n ast CalHomia Roast awch, BeiM In HADDOCK HLLET F«r Club Mxmbert ORAHGE JUICE...... 3 c t.. The Republic of Guinea has only Regular or ■en elu t SHENANE)GA-H Issued two new stamps to com­ CbiKh. Bene In Select Choice Brisket s a f a r i California Steak Skinlasz * # IF ® memorate the meeting of the Crinkle Cut A Beneleti OuKh O.E.R.S. ’(OrgadzaiUon of the miet Steak Swerdliih Steekz * I Halibut Steaks «.». mn.. e | CORNED Riparian Btates of the Senegal Top of Rib Pot Roast LIGHT & LIVELY ICE MILK River.) Ip addition to Guinea, Ixtra Larga Smelts e ! these stafes include Mall, Mau­ Perch Fillet » " * “3 Short Ribs of Beef Flounder Fillet HMtan. e l PREMIUM GROUND BEEF 69< ! lb. by Seoltest ritania ,'and Senegal. Both Veal Dinner stamps pave the same design showing in map of Africa high- SLICED BACON STAR 89<^ lb. WHITE BREAB THICK Half Ughting the area of O.E.R.S. Bacon Sole Fnmhfart Sole ARMOUR IC i ------Health dk Beauty Aids! Brookside Forms FRANKFURTS SKINLESS 7 9 ‘=,. CUTS G allon j MANPEX ’70 lb . The djesdgn of the MANFBX 2.29 Size MORTADELLA,""*’”’'’I Half Pound 6 9 « ’70 carilet feoturra the Unllted First Cuts...... 99^ lb. Narionai emblem celebrating the $100 20th aradversary of liiait osgonl- zatton, fOnd the 10th annual POPUUR VALEHCIA c 6 oz. PALS’ S -“-1“ ROYALON Break Resistant MELMAC stasnp ' exMfattfon sponsored by Tkttt Pjw>tiu«e DRAHGE JU IC L..... 3 G ins the Manchester EhUetello Ek>- clety. BIRDS EYE The awards for (the 10th M AN­ Diol 3 s " - 99' Doiry Specials! LGE. PE X were speoifiicaily designed l^wMvirAVAv^^^ Ip y p v A v p u M ^ Cut Green Beans/ French Style Green Beans for the show. A gold medal with a ; plUlHiieliq ttwme fa mounted 1.15 7 oiy yc BUN. . y Mixed Vegetables This Week’s Speciol-DESSERT DISH I f f l Pi ® SAVE 8t THIS COUPON SS! !S CAVE 1^® —THBCOUPOM9£ in a bkick of dear lucdte with S h e W U V Rh - «r Dry SAVE 15^ (HuSAiniWICFS Calif. Broccoli a blaok backing. The words Ttwndf FUfdwM ef Om 4 bar pkg Tawardi perdwM af Two 1 h pkgs I LBS. 0 W o i. ■Manchsster FhUaibeUo Society’ ’ Choice of 2 Patterns are , wMMn the block, and a Cortland Apples L p h o - Mazola Margarine small plate engraved ’ ’MAN- ^Noxzema IVORY SOAP PEX^’70—l«t Award’ ’ is mount­ «•«» jiUff StiENANOeftH C e i^ Valid Tbni Sat, April 4,1970 Caepoe VaM Thni Sat, April 4,1970 EA. JENO’S PIZZA ROLLS A »Blt»rn in levtiy cofot* wr>iH ed on the outside. These prices Flavorful Sweet Pineapple MCtni pDCti >n Avocwdo BAd Wh>tc wtll be givsn ta best of show, Fkit Natieiial Supaniiarfcat Chiffon Margarine ibeaX Jixdor eochiblt and all flnrii, WHIiaat Cn pm ___ mim | 3 ^ .A N B second and third award whxien. .. ^ — S i i g . - - H u s Jumbo Calif. Naval Oranges lO^ot 79< Ty-D’lol Cteaiiff 12ox. boHle 78I> Best of show, will, tn othUtkxi, (3-=^SAFAR! receive tt desk pen suitably en­ u;4r A bBBuldwt r.ofXtmpOfBfv »*ttfrn mnIPi ' e I^AVAVAVAVWMliK !9A*MiWyAlllBsj Tip Top Eiilisii MiffiRS Pkg. of 4 2S( graved. Bcc«nt pt*ct» m Tad *nd Wf»rt* With each $3.00 purchase Western Fresh Carrots ctuo Z""* 29' / OanapeUtlon Is open to all Imy CroM Wifen ven. .r as.>i. 9Mos. pkg. 3W who wish to enddUiL Ooplee of the proapeotui may be obtained ■mt, OadritM Mri r*tMw Frtfecli Ixeepl I from MANFBK, P.O. Box M, PrlcM (lltitlv* Thru Sxlurliy, Ayrll 4,1*701* FIril NitlMtl f« e « f iA«1 Wt ■•Mm th* tialrt I* U t> VALUE ETAM RS W EDniEERAY THRU SATURDAY! BMitll WlbMteor, Conn. 00074. AU k ■ T V r

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Tolland Redeem yoiir valuable coupons f % From Florida, tender, delicious Marvelous mini-priced values for you! I. and choose from a wide $election of Historical Society Granted INIWIWPPI Portion of Old State Jail Facial Tissue Peaches The Board o f Selectmen and The Board of Selectmen si^- Green Beans Masterpiece • *'\7 the ToUand Hlatbi!icil Society ed the tease. Wft’re growing OHtward Lowest price this year! Fashion Show Slop & Shop Slop i Shop laet night aigned a leaae grant­ SLICED or HALVES. So ro- • m St. Matthew's Ladiea Guild with another now iloro Fine, fiavorful green beans like A soft but sturdy tissue ing the ^lietorical aoclety use of will present their annual spring these are a delicious low calorie at a low, low price. A great freshing for dessert or for a portion of the former state fashion show, "Garment . . . opened Tuesday in Enfield, addition to your menu planning. Bring Reproductions offer (or you. ‘ S te e d ‘‘ v: a fine between meal snack. jail for a 10-year period. Garden," on April 10 at 8 p.m. Conn. This makes 141 modern Be sure to pick up some at this The lease prepared by Town in the church Parish Center. hom ea Counsel Robert King details the Stop & Shop stores in New economical price. with coupons from $1 Guild members wilt model England, New York and New bit o f requirements of the agreement, fashions from DftL, In Manches­ Stop & Shapes pkis which permits the society to use Jersey to serve our favorite Indian ter. An additional attraodon will River lbs, greenery! ol the facUitlea for $1 per year, be the modeling o f cMktoen’s Florida Juice Oranges March 2 Roto effective today. people— our customers. All of 200 fashions also front D&Li's. our Stop & Shop stores turn 2-ply Signing the lease on behalf biinch 240 TO CHOOSE FROM .. of the Tolland Historical So­ Mrs. Barbara Dumont will fresh Broccoli > Cellfomia Philodendron serve as general chairman of the routine of food shopping Choose from a wide variety of ciety was its president Clyde into an exciting experience. Jondro. the event, assisted by ticket favorite subjects and artists, chairman Miss Ursula. WoheU- You’ll love shopping in Stop & CLIP THIS VALUABLE COUPON Pothos or ranging from Old World masters Incduded in the requirements, bee; Mrs. Maureen McWay, de­ VAAWWVVW tXAXAWSVVWrtVVXWiV which are In line with the town Shop .. home of mini-pricing®. to ftne American contempo­ corations; Mrs. Betty Walser, meeting granting approval to Mixed Foliage raries, to modern impression­ the use, is a hold harmless makeup; Mrs. Sue Lemek, ist . . . 240 in all! agreement protecting the town models; Mrs. Jackie Warn, door WHh this coupon on any bag of Hardy plants to from any action which might be prises, and Mrs. Nancy Oeppl- Apple Sauce taken as a result' of society's elli, program. delight any in­ Also, Mrs. Jean Lasure, wel­ door gardener. stop & Shop Stop & Shop use of the facilities. Enhance your pictures with frames by Syroco! L«ased to the society will be coming; Mrs. Sandra Shaok- E.asy to care Grade A Fancy qual­ A great way to add to Bird Seed your meals and recipes. 10 01 the ceH block section on the way, pubUoity, and Mrs. Diane for, they give a ity—the best you can Maxi-Size Frames 99' «. *4.79 buy! Why pay more You save money with mlnl- cans first floor, the former radio Kopsik and Mrs. Mlobelle Del- or Snnfiower Seeds room a homey prlclng® ! Pontl, refreehments. when It Isn’t neces­ Lord Clark stands next to a 6th century Celtic room next to the cell blocks Coupon good thru touch.4 lack ^ each Mini-Size Frames 89' » ’1.99 sary! 3 - 8 9 ' and the kltchoi as well as the Tickets for the fashion show Sat., April 4 only I Siitkti J cross in Iona, Western Scotland, founded by St. former women's detention will be available alter all jBstopeShopi.r-r::iz L ,i WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Columba in 543. A sacred spot before St. Colum- quarters on the secxmd floor. Masses Sunday. ba’s arrival, it was the center of Celtic Christian­ The society agreed not to sub­ Elementary School l^yplng ity for four centuries. There are reputed to have let the premises and wilt not Children in the learning dls- conduct any business In its sec­ ahlUtles program at Meoxlow- been 360 such crosses, nearly all of which were tion that could be deemed ex­ brook and iOcks Mentorlal thrown into the sea during the Reformation. Lord tra hazardous without consent Schools are being taught typing Clark’s 13 one-hour color films, “ Civilisation," of the town. through the auspices of the Stop & Shop quality is your best buy! originally made for British television, will be The Mstoiical society further ToHand Junior Women’s Club. shown on seven consecutive Sundays and Mondays agreed to malntsdn Its section ^ The typing lessons are an ef­ An exciting sale from mini-pricing'! in Krieble Auditorium of Trinity College, with the in good repair and to assume fort to deal more effectively premiere on April 12 and 13. responslbiUty for damages to with several different learn­ (T the leased portions which arise ing problems. Typing for some from the neglect or careless­ children helps with reading, ness of the society or any of the language, spelling, fine ooordi- Trinity To Show occupants. nation and alphabet. It WHS further agreed that the It is also an extremely use­ society would comply to all ful tool for those chttdren hav­ regulations, both state and lo­ ing difficulty with penmanship, ‘Civilisation’ Films cal, governing health, nui­ according to school authorities. By JOHN JOHNSTON sance, fire, highways and slde- Brands The students were taught by ven more on (Herald Reporter) walte. Mrs. Richard Symonds and by Trinity College, on Sunday and Monday, Ainil 12 They also agreed to provide Mra. Terry Bwitichenko of the and 13, will premiere the Connecticut showing of “Civi­ their own heat and electricity high school staff on d(Hiated lisation,’’ a subscription series of 13 color films, ptetn- for their section of the Jail, or typewriters. to reimburse the town in ftiU ned, written, and narrated by Kenneth Clark (Lord Six children received teasons eSark of Saltwood), dlatln------for its use. We reserve the right to limit quantities for several weeks and are now gulahed art acholsu'. It covers ^ tndtvlduai dominaitai ttae All expetisea for alterations, putting to good use what they Vitamin C enriched! 12 centuries ol Western cMU- ^axty Renoiasance o t the IBth painting and decorating of the learned. ^ We take the trimming... Stewed Tomatoes satton from the time of Chaile- century, eymboUaed h y the premlsee wiU be bonte by the School officials termed the ex­ magne to the beginning of the smoiLocaled beauty a t Fteren- htshoricai sodelty, and lit wiUl periment "very successful,” you take the meat! stop & Shop 20th century. Une art and orcMtoctura. need town approval before mak­ and expressed the hope that it Snow Crop Don't miss this offer on The 18 fttma will oontliMie over AprU 2C-27 ing any rtruotural alterations to How much actual meat do you get will be continued in the future. Stop 4 Shop full-fla­ seven consecutive weeks, with THE HERO AS ARTIST. the buikUng. from each roast you buy? Only your vored stewed tomatoes. 4 c.“ 89* Sunday showings at 4 p.m. and Romo in the high Renalaaenc*, Finally it must leave the Manchester Evening 'HeraM butcher knows for sure. That's why Monday at l and 4 p.m.. In and Ms three tttana: Mltdielon- premises in as good a state bb Tolland oMrespondent Bette more than a million shoppers de­ the Clnestudio of Krieble Audi- gielo, Raphael, and Da Vlnrt. it received them. Quotrale, tel. 8T8-M48. pend on maxi-man butchers every Orange todtum ch R e v o H ^ it. Morton Pot Pies air view of the cloverieaf pot- a*"®® of Ireerto, but ma- present their budget to the Roost ers for a really flavorful treat. A fire extinguisher should be Back Rump Roast Jars tem aroutvd an Aiherioart me- J®®" artlrts arid wrWera m liw Board of Finance tomorrow Top Round be located near the bailer room night at 7:30 at the Town Hall. lb tropolitan center. despair and tsolallcn that foi- door. The Tolland Junior Women's A boneless oven roast with the superb flavor of steak. Solid Season with salt and pepper, dust with flour and roast uncov­ Chicken, Oommlashmed by the British >ow enthu^sm. Wilhelm reoommends the meat, no waste and trimmed Just right by our maxi-men . . . ered 20 minutes per pound in 3S0* oven. Make gravy with pan Broadcasting Oorp.» Lord Clark May B4-M Club Public Affairs Committee Beef or awailebiUty of fire exitts from will meet tomorrow night at 8 ifagrandl drippings. took two years to make the HEROIC MA'TERIAIJ^. the rear of the building on the at the home of Mrs. Claudius Turkey aertes with two producers and Modem man, heir to Victorian first floor, adding, this exit door 0>le of Grahaber Rd. Soft Margarine a threMnan crew. Over that miartieriaJism and on uneasy conr fihould have "panic hardware” The United OongregHtionai Rooft A delicipus pot-pie period they "traveled 80,000 science, struggles to give Ma tnetelled on it. Church Womeo's Fellowship Swiss Steak Eye Round ready to eat amd stop & Shop miles In 11 countries, filming clvillzatikm new diiectton and All doors to the building enjoy in minutes. paintings, sculptures, artifacts, forward thrust. will meet tomorrow night at 8 Another great value frotyKStop should open to the outside and in the church ReUgtoUM Educa­ An outstanding value. Full, rich flavor in a lean, juicy roast. Your family will enjoy two delicious meals from this one eco­ Morton uses real­ Accompanied by music, the — & Shop. Go mini-pric]hg(R to­ fire extinguishers should be lo­ tion Building. Remamber, at Stop & Shop we never add fat or larding to any nomical meat buy. You get a nice piece for roasting, plus ly fine ingredients series rturwa some of the great- - steaks to pan-fry- day 3 « 9 5 ‘ cated on both the first and sec­ The Middle and High School roo it in their pot pies. eat works of art In the Western O oll Llllt) 2 IflIlS ond floors. Building Committoea will meet world, with a running oommerv . i t v A fire alarm should be con­ tomorrow night at 8 in ttte tary by Lord Oark delivered A p r il 11 U & 1 1 C 6 nected to the fire department Mieadowbrook School Bbrary. from such places as the banks * headquarters. of the Setne, Ravenna, and Members of the Manohootar Tilt use of the bam is no Manchester Evening Herald Fresh from our own bakery! Montlcello. Humanist and Country Club and their (UMto problem for storage of equip­ ToUand correspondent Bette Succulent main dish! Caterer's Kitchen Sealicious stMfood specials! Make Stop & Shop ^‘Spring Cleaning Headquarters* scholar, he makes the point will honor club president Jo- Build a mountain high sandwich Spears that the race has taken giant g«ph s. Skinner, and his nsw ment, since it has three doors. Quatrale, teL 87S-284S. Wilhalm further recommend­ Stop & Shop 4--89‘ Fine quality, mini-priced products to make your Spring Cleaning steps toward clvlllzatlion to ^vlfe, the former Olga Johnson with tempting Stop & Shop 'treats! stylo Broccoli Sandwich Bread ’ 1 ed the town take out insurance Barbecue Chicken easier and more economical. periods when men have striven Havey, at the first PrasldSBt'S coverage on equipment housed for "something extra,” whether champagne Dance to bs hold Ratchford CitesDrafting Your dinner prepared for you by our Swordfish Steaks stop & Kitchen Cupboard In the garage owned by the Broiled swordfish, green 19-oz pkg the all-embracing love preach- clubhouse on laturday, Stop li Shop Brood master chefs! We season theOe Just Shop 5 *1 state. Of Bill Re School Money beens witti muehtooms. Disinfectant Daisy Donuts ed by St, Francis of Assisi or n, beginning with a 1-lb pica i right and cook them to a golden Onion Rings The report was read at last .Sliced Bologna brown. Your family will prorwunce onion tinge and a 7-oz can ju B ■ F it StoD & Shoo M A c Initelleotual order worship- cocktail hour at 7 p.m. HARTFORD (A P )—A blU ia tossed salad. A lue- Lysol Spray night's meeting of the Board of OHv« PicMt & Pimtnto them the moistest, tfttiest chickens E O R i r S 16-0* pi's O ^ century jmaic for the ocoaslan, the being drafted now for introduc­ youVe evsr served. 59 cioua menu for to­ Stop & Shop VllW U iaiC LViaiia ^ , 5 W # raUonaBsU flrrt seml-formsl dinner danos Selectmen by Thlfault. Of DOtogrw—0 oc. pkg : Stop & Shop tion in the 1971 seasion of the Cold Cub night's dinner. 7-oz pkg ...... ■ —■ ------Following are the dates, ^f the new season, will bs (or- Appointment of a , 10-member Scallops 14-oz can advisory committee to prepare state legislature, to relieve the Roosttd Chfektof 591 Foaming Cleanser filmB, and a thumb-nail sketch nlshed by the "Bophlsttestss.** burden on communities that will Salami and Bologna. 1-lb pkg Health & Beauty Values! a comprehensive plan for use of Bonus Pack Shop & Shop Cheese of each; Deadline for making rssorvs- have to borrow from private 22-oz AprU 11-18 tlons with Victor Bennettl, obib the building by the town will be A real value on Caterer's Kitchen 12-oz pkg made Thursday night on the sources this year to finance 'l b can THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH, manager. Is Wednesday, April Imported Danish Sliced Ham Formica Floor Shine Bradlees 4 recommendation of Thlfault. , school construction. House _ / 1 Man Is snatched from the abyss be on a firsC-OMna Cotton Swabs of the Dork Ages by an upsurge Hrat-served basU. Appointment of the commit­ Speaker William R. Ratchford, Aunt Stop & Shop D-Danbury, says. By the piece. pkg. A A c In cnealivlty, reflected in his tee was tabled last night by Se­ Liverwurst or Bologna Potato Salad Cooked Flounder Filets 85 Jemima Bradlees 16-oz can 31 count can A # ■' crafts and search for ideals lectman Rotert Dumont. RatcMord taid the bill would Ydri'llyI i'I love every bit of this fla­ W affles Window Cleaner Plastic Strips Stop a< Shop brand of beauty and learning, THE New Mother-General College Credit Course pay communities the difference vorful potato salad from our GREAT THAW. Channeled by Hie Tolland High School All Meat Frankfurb 1-lb pkg Cooked Scalops Basin. Tub & Tile between the four per cent in­ Caterer's Kitchen. Try some, the Bar— Hendries Mr. Brad 2 the church, a springlike burst DUBLIN (AP) — Blstsr M. Science Department in co-oper­ 17oz can terest proipised them by the price is low. 12 pack Shave Cream ol physical and Intellectual StoUa Phelan qf Thrbsrt, Oowty ation with the University of state and the higher interest aeon M b pkg Cooked Fish Dikes S 9 ‘ energy sweepe across Eiirope Kerry, haa been ttaotad Molll- Connecticut is instituting a col­ they’ll have to pay on the pri­ In the noos. er-Genetal of the' Madfoal Mfo- lege credit program for superi­ vate loan market. AprU le-to skmaries of Mary In sticBMttan or high school students. Dove Silver Dust Rinso ROMANCE AND REALITY, to Ita founder, MottMT Mary Victor Ovadia, chairman of The state Bond Conunission Martinson's Fleischmann's B e r b e r Sunshine Nabisco .Oreo S p r y Active All Wish Cold W ater Surf decided to dit^ the state’s Color Bleach The fimtosy of the 18th century Martin, who haa rsttgnad at TT the Mgh school science dM>art- ‘ Off Label Liquid Detergent Blue Detergent gives way to' the hard - nosed becauae of U1 health. Mottwr- promised loans and keep only All F^lrpose Coffee Corn Oil Margarine Baby Foods Vienna Fingers Swiss Creme Sandwich Shortening , Detergent Liquid Detergent 15 naent, and chemistry teacher 12 oz 2-lb, 6 oz Q#€ 49 oz practlcaUty of the rising mar- house of the MlaMonartw a t the outright grant pcurt of Uie Cereal 6 an C 9 g 3 .,b ,^ o z 8 3^ Find Pedsrsen were asaistsd in i S 47* 49» a .” 364 16 oz A 9 a bottle pkg o/^ pkg chant claM, as the splrlfual Bt. ICary Is at Droghada, ODHBly their efforts by ToUand High state school construction pto- 87^ iilS Sixee A pkn a X M.49 bottio Francis exiu, and Giotto, Louth, but moat o f Ha ttttan • principal Richard Olson and grain when it was disoovered »* painter of the new reality, eo- ars in Africa. EMer IM oa, Richard Rycroft and Barbam that the program is more (baa te n . MAN, THE MEASURE who la 44, la rtOmSag ifsm Palmer of the Guidance Depart­ (180 milUon short of meeting 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, M AN CH KItR. Slop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. o r ALL TKINOS. The digntty Uganda to taha up irir pHt. ment. the demand tor fundi. Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons

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' . ., ' , PAGE TWENTY-NINB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (50NN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ETGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 unless this system Is consider­ Board and there seems to be Youth Group Simple Shift >^ernon ed a menace to health and they an air of 'you take care of me, are ordered by the Health of­ and I'll take care of you next month when your development ficer to tie in. Meets Today The Baby Has Proposed Charter Changes The commission last night comes up’." acknowledged a letter from Mr. Ih e Bartons questioned whose The Town Youth Oommlselon Intetests are being served first, and Mrs. George Barton ex­ will hold Its monthly ipeeitlng Ready To Go to Town Board pressing their feelings concern­ those of the town and its people or the board member "who tonight at 7 In the Municipal Been Named ing a matter previously dis­ Incidentally does not represent Building to hear the reports of TTie CJharter Revision Commis­ which goes by his property cussed regardli^ the makeup of whether he connects tq It or not. you or me since he has been sion completed] Its work last the Zoning Board and the 21on- Its various conunittees. ntgrht when It met tb refine the Bryant charged that a few appointed, not elected.” ■nie committees to report are Ing Board of Appeals. The proposed revisksts have recommended changes to be hundred citizens will be victim­ the poUuUcn conunlttee; the let- by the Inquirer A letter received from Donald already been presented to the Nnia, Oatherlne Adale, daughter of Donald and Heater presented this coming weekend ized because of geographical lo­ Sadrozlnskl several weeks ago cation under the proposed puUic at a hearing led by the tertwod committee, wW«*» has Seaman Nute, RFD 3, Box M, Coventry. She waa bom March to the Board of Representatives. suggested that anyone connect­ One member of the commis­ Cterter Revision OammlsBfcm. been designing official commis­ 31 at Manohoater Memorial HoepUal. Her maternal grandpar- change. ed with land development, sion filed a minority report con­ Bryant also referred to the Following review of the Board sion staUonary: the recreation anta ora Mr. and Mra. Erwin Sosmon, Bakersfield, Calif. Her builders, realtors and such, of Representatives that board cerning one of the proposed fact that when the Consolidatlan poll conunlttee, which polled lo­ paternal grandparezitB are Mr. and Mrs. Malvln Nute, Lltoh- should not sit as members of will also hold a hearing. When Each w*ek, The Manchester Evening Herald will present "Potpourri" . . . dedicated entirely to ai» i changes to which he strongly Charter was passed It did so In fleld. She hoa a brother, Jomea. either of these boards. The com­ finally approved, the revlslpsiB cal youth to gauge their opin­ ' • • « «i objects. one district by a majority of ions on town recreaUen fa­ you in the fine art of shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking mission discussed the matter wUl be put on the voting ma­ Arthur J. Bryant, referring less than 30 votes. He said this cilities; the concert committee, Toomey, Sean Patrick, son of Capt. Kevin and Linda and decided that these mem­ chines In the November dec- and get all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. to the proposed change In Chap­ was possible only because at which Is planning a rock con­ Garmon ’Foomey, 9 Paige Dr., Coventry, R.I. He was bom ter 13, having to do with tying bers should decline from voting tions. the present c h a rts provision cert to benefit the Drug Ad­ March 31 at the Naval Hoepltal In Quonset Point, R.I. His ma­ In to the sewer lines, said the on any particular matter that protecting property owners. He visory Oouncll; and the Nike ternal grandmother la Mrs. Willis Garman, Amdaton, Ala. His Chapter presently provides that would Involve a conflict of In­ Site conunlttee, which is {dam­ paternal trondparents are Mr. end Mrs. C. Francla Toomey, the owner cf property past which felt a moral obligation is owed terest. New Industry ning auggestiona for youth rec­ 28 Lyndole St., Mancheoter. /Ground Town ...... Subi a new sewer line Is laid, need these people and also those The Bartons, referring to the BANGALORE, India (AP) — * « * « at the Parkade ...... Main Street reation faciUtiea at the newly not pay any assessment until he people who have repcdred, re­ members not voting If a con­ India will 'market from April Sprenkel, Mary Ellen, daughter of Terry and Ehlnor Kitchen Aid Dishwasher actually connects Into the line. placed or improved their flict of Interests exists, said, 1971 Its crystal electronic wrist acquired Nike Site. Senior Citizen Special Wrap-Round Anyone may attend the open Rider Sprenkel, 78 Palmer Dr., South Windsor. She woa bom BERNIE’S TV and APPLI­ THE 'TOYOTA‘-"rU m ian ’s ^ The proposed change would eli­ lying on the protection granted “ In actual fact this doesn't watches built with Swiss collab­ PARISIAN COIFFURE at 66 March 18 at Monclmster Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ANCES at the ParkO(de ds fea­ oar now on display at MORI- CAPTAIN M^C’S SEAFOOD, minate this provision ai^d re­ by the present charter provision seem to be the way It happens.” oration,-a spokesman said here. session. There will also be a Oak St. offers senior citizens grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rider, Danvers, Mass. turing KUdhieti Aid Dishwash- ARTY BROS, on Center St. *78 Sullivan Ave.. South Wind- quire that property owners pay bf the present charter provision They sold, “We have obMrved The $1.3 mllHon project already closed session, following the any Mon., Wed. or Thurs. a . Her paternal grandparents are Mr. end Mrs. William Geasey, From $1,836 deUvery. S e e a n d «>r now sjibciailzes in King that they will not be charged It many times In the Zoning has iMen inaugurated. negtUar meeting. eta — BuUt-ln and Portable Shampoo and Set tor $2.60 and a portion of the cost of the line test drive one today. Once you 81ze 'n Chipa . -to_ tohe Rydal, Pa. She has a sister, Bethany, 10. models are now on dlsiday in a haircut If needed $1.60 more * « «i «i «> have your hands on a myota— ®tit. AI60 Baked Stuffed Slurimp new excMlng decorotior colors. or get a Permad>ent—Including Green, Jecelca Fowler, daughter of David and Laura See BERNIE’S complete selec­ you'll never let go. and/Lobrier ready for you to shampoo, haiircut, and set tor ------ppp into the oven. . .plus a large Buonooore Green, 7 Turner St., WUllmantlc. She was bom tion — open dally 9-9. $9. Tel. 643-9832 for appoint­ m wash a trash can outdoors, Selection of fresh fah and shell March 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ment. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buonocore, Norwalk. pour in a poll or two of hot soap ftah. Closed — Monday- Tuew- If you have been troubled with Her paternal grandparents are Mr. (and Mrs. James Green, 130 Fairway For Parttes or detergent suds; swish this day -Wednesday ’—Open ’ITmitb- colors running from new dark When you plan a party—sec around wHh a long handleid day - Friday - Saturday—10 Bryan Dr., Manchester. towels during laundering, wash We Sell it Like it is-Low Priced *. « « « « the assortment at FAIRWAY brush and empty It on the spot. a.m. to 7 p.m. them separately until they lose Lnntta, Thomas Scott, son of John and Dianna Thomas iu.w. v..=j, Eveiythlng but the food surface dye. Then the towels fh, „„ The flower-pot-daisy no matter what the party, we To get grlHwork clean when Good and easy dessert; Crisp Liuntta, 170 Oak St, Manchester. He was bom March 18 et can be washed with your other Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are pocket makes a most at­ have the supplies. washing the cor, work around crackers served with cream \ colored laundry. Mr. and Mra. R. H. Thomas, 18 Lilac St, Manchester. His pa­ tractive trim for this these narrow bars with a bottle cheese and guava Jelly, sew-simple shift! Your ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eerol Luntta. Poodle Groomers brush dipped in thick soap or • • * » • little girl will love wear­ detergent suds. Pwidora’s For Fashions "Cuf From Young Corn-Fed Porkers” ing this bright dress. No. ,Now In town, professional WHY MoAlmont, Adam Cameron, son of John Jr. end Mona ‘2172 has tissue . . . sizes clipping and bathing — have Stop In end see the new spring Hutchinson McAlmont, 30 Nye St., Rockville. He was bom 3, 4, .5 inclusive; full di­ D _ D f™ .. bubblied and bowed at Free Wigs fashions arriving doUy et PAN­ March 10 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ rections. .... Burr Com er rlaza l b m o n a n d l i m e . Dog Get a tobuhnis Kanelkalon DORA’S BOX at the BoMm PAY parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bldward Hutchinson, Sharon. His pa­ SEND SOf In colni lor oodi not- Groomers at 216 Spruce St., Tel. Notch Shopping Plosa. A unique tom to Incindo firit-cloto molllni. Miracle Wig FREE! Have a ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John McAlmont, .Lin­ ______Msnehester Beauty Special 649-9641 or 649-4236. wig party. Call tor further de­ women’s apednlty shop with ttie coln, R.I. He has a brother, Alexander; end two slaters, MORE? Eveninx Heraltl, lUO AVE. Ladies — get In on a good ------tails. FASHIONABLE WIGS, oavingeat prioea arounxl. Open Amanda cmd Samantha. OF AJiEBICAS. NEW YOBK. Fri. till 0 pjn. Pork Loins ■«, « <*, « *> N .Y . 190K. thing I SPELL OF BEAUTY TVywels taken to the beach 649-9190. Print Ntme, id d r iii with ZIP SALON, Burr Com ers have a should be laundered (after ea ch . Dougan n, John Robert, son of John I and Joan Crom­ CODE nnd Styl* Numbir. speci(al “ Beat the High Cost of use to keep them stain-free and When wasMng gym dothee Should you want to dsoorote well Dougan, 13 Santina Dr., Manchester. He was bom March Send 50^, add 15f for LOIN PORTION Living Days.” Mon. thru Thurs. sanitary, and (sneakers, ocrub on a sohi- a cake made In a tube pen tor 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ po.stagc and handling for tion o4 pine oil cleaneir before Easter, cover the role in the ■Htullh t BMUty AUt' a copy o f the '70 Spring where its only $3.25 for a Sham- — ents are Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Cromwell, 60 Ooolldge St., Man­ putting them Into the wariilng Center o f the cake with a thin & Summer album . poo and Set. Phone 649-2806 tor Junior Fashion Fling chester. His paternal grrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John machine. 'HiIb gets out ttie etigar cookie and Ice over It as MIX & MATCH FLOWER OUILTS . . . Six appll your appointment. Come In now at HOUSE X: ib. 59c Dougan, 44 Gardner St., Manchester. He has three brothers, qua and six placed dailfnt! ______HALE, Main St. and see the ground-in dirt as well as tar 7®** *** “ 1* cake, Right Guard Dry "vrr Pattern p ie cat, directloni for Scott, 7, David, 4, (and Kyle, 2V4- that may collect from play- *' * « * •( f ill 0101—sot, add ISC lor pott- Prevent the whites of poached Collection of svringy jun- 4 9 aza and handlinz. Head & Shoulders RIB PORTION g;round surfaces. Stock Quotes Pellegrini, Cynthia Marie, daughter of Gary and Earlene eggs from spreading while cook- ‘or SHOP BUI SPAIN and Stariael, Inc., OOUBK iOOi White Pellegrini, 346 Pallsado Ave., Windsor. She 4ras bom by a d A a few drops of Diced carrots and celeiry Rt. 83 Verinon ProfeiBB*onal FIRST CUT DNLY BY THE PIECE March 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal vinegar to the water In which “ P'*” ' ______fo r make a delicious vegetable dish Blades ' 2 ^ J _ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Aaron White, Springfield, Officers Chosen the eggs are being cooked. Bldg, have the latest Eilectnandc Boneless CENTER CUT Slab ______Over 20 Years Experience when cooked in one saucepan. Mass. Her paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Greeno Price Intormstlon cauhxmiefit. Cut in even pieces so both For instant quotas .from N.Y. I WHY PAY MORE? Fresh $ ] ^ 0 9 Bacon Pellegrini, Thompeonvllle. By Eta Chapter Remove the shine from navy P’or *h fast, reliable Pork Chops blue material by sponging it QuaUty service on tailoring, al- vegetaibles will be done at the American exdwurres, OTC or Scope Mouthwash 79^ Briskets ib lb. *v * * * same time. Season with butter Hart, Bruce Harold, son of Thomas and hCarion Sharp Mrs. Joseph Gonaalveo of 98 undiluted vinegar. The iaraitions and dry cleaning visit Quick to make from your mutual funds call 643-1106 or I WHY PAY MORE? or Roasts Lyness St. recently was elected ghine disappears and so does MODERN TAILOR SHOP 39 favorite m a te r ia l, this and a little aalt. 876-0769. %119 LEAN A FRESH Hart, 69 Tanner St., Manchester. He was bom March 24 at Adorn Hair Spray ‘ CUT FROM YOUNG STEERS Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hls maternal grandparents ere president of Eta Chapter, Beta ^nce the material PumeU Plaice, downtown. Tel. wrap-skirt is always a Ground Sigma Phi. She succeeds Mrs. ^es. 649-3477. welcome addition to the 18c OFF LABEL ^ e < lA A Sliced Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp, 246 Foster St., Wapping. Hls pater­ CUT FROM RIB PORTION OF PORK LOIN John Caparaso of H a r t f o r d . ______• wardrobe. No. 1372 with Chuck nal grandmother is Mrs. Harold Hart, 30 Walker St., Mianchee- PUOTO-GUIDE is in New I Vote Toothpaste Others elected and their posi­ COUNTRY STYLE RIBS a 5 9 ‘ • ter. He has a brother, Eric, 3; and a sister, Kimberly, 20 Sizes 10-18 (waist 24"- tions include Mrs. C. B. Hudson Cesers/ Atefdbssdiss (.>■,, iwais > Sfv'e'r ( .49 * . 79 " months. 31") . Size 12, waist SELECT GROUP of Hartford, vice president; Women in Military Service 2514" . . . 1% yards of Mrs. Robert Paganl of Cryrtal (.All uS I.AI . A S m 0 Horan, Peter Christian, son of Donald and Judith John­ 54-inch. OF RED EXTRA FANCY son Horen, 37A Mt. Vernon Dr., Rockville. He was bom March Lake Rd., Rockville, treasurer SEND S5t Ib coins for tacS .Plt- H e ’s Out for a Little Sun Trash Can $ 2 ^ 9 9 U rn to Incindo t ln t - c lilt malflnt. FRESH CALIFORNIA 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hls maternal grandpar­ and Hartford City Oouncll Protest Gnderella’s Ghost KNIT SUITS Delicious Apples representative; Miss Janet Bae Bsmett, Mancheoter This is a seasonal snow sculpture or an unseasonal one, depending upon how with Cover BmiTE. WEDLESS. MDlANRIVER ents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson, Naugatuck. His pa­ Evenlnx Herald, IIW AVE. timed down each AND joFF you look at it. In either view, it is appropriate for April 1. The bunny was Large Grapefruit ternal grandparents are Mr. (and Mrs. Thomas Horan, Nauga­ Richmond of 123 Richmond Dr., WASHINGTON (AP) — The teers being OF AMERICAS, NEW YOBK. ffsM s fsarfs recording secretary; and Mp. N.Y. ISItB. built Monday in the backyard of the Anderson residence at 40. Avondale Rd. by Broccoli SUNKIST tuck. women’s rights movement has y®®*". Frint Name, A d d rtii with ZIP Joseph Ruschak of 164 Surfinlt CODE, Stylo Nnmber ind S lit. DRESSES M ^ in Scott Anderson and a friend, Michael Shearer of 271 Green Rd. This A U VAHit T ii S Navel Oranges reached into the Pentagon. CRISP Arendt, Robert Kenneth, son of Gustave and Linda La- St., corresponding secretary. , ^ . still designate jobs as *his' and Cend 50<‘, add 15< for morning the bunny looked healthy and cheerful, but that was before the Pepperidge Farm ; C Q C More Arendt, 91 Union St., Manchester. He was bom March 23 Beta Sigma Phi Is an inter- Two women leaders-one in .^^^8’.” a practice she said Is of postage and handling for Pascal Celery a copy of Spring & Sum­ spring sun had reached its warmest for the day. (Herald photo by Pinto) Cakes O JUICY at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hls paternal grandparents national service and social so- Air Force blue—are out with dubious legality, mer '70 Basic FASHION. Florida Oranges are Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Arendt, 38 Williams St., Manches­ rorlty with some 800,000 mem- public statements deploring Although the law has been I ALL VAR1ETIE8, BANQUET ter. He has a brother. Albert. 7; and two sisters, Usa, 6, and here in 14 countries. their sex’s second class status changed to permit lady g e n e i^ ______2-Lb. Main Dishes S 9 9 ‘ Natalie, 4. In the service. als, no YYoman in uniform has FBI Charges IRS Agent •'k-x > X’-A Col. Jeanne M. Holm, director gygr risen above the rank of If you find candle wax on your ZHOP-HITE "ORAOE A " CAULIFLOWER or MW r'fUlc URrtven vrtwuirwwovKn w ^ M of Women In the Air Force, colonel or Navy captain. tablecloth, scrape away as much Broccoli Spears 4',°;:; 89^ WHY PAY MORE sAye: rxr Turner asserted "the need “ possible, then press the I IHOP-RITETATER BITES, HOME FRIES — ^ Cold Power.j] "To date, top-level manage- ^ woman’s talents as mem- ^ ^ In 1967 Kidnap Mystery Shoestring Potatoes2 79^ Shop-Rite ment and executive poalUons ^ military services ^ b lo tt^ , •aU M M M t Applesauce ^ Detergent b LDS ANGELES (AP) — A agent, was in a poeltiion to ob- by frequent violence from both ALL VARIETIES. GRAVY A MEAT SLICES. closed to military wiomen except -jHinr- grease. Flimuy sponge with or FREEZER QUEEN' MIX S MATCH " Q Q l LADIES' DBESS 8B0P man authorities say was an In- tain personal Information as to the extreme left and the ex- those dIrecUy Involved with supply is therefore ____ terfnJ Revenue Service taitelll- the ransom victim's access to treme tight for several years, Banquet Cookin’ Bags WHY PAY MORE! SACRAMENTD ' • R ' r t S N * *“ ■ COLDRS SHOP-RITE Move with the times.. women’s programs, than ^ half ^ of the_ population in BOUTS 88, TAUXyrrVILLE, OOIfN, gence agent by day and a thief cash and such things as Ws prl- Three American embassy ofH- I MIXED VEGETABLES. FRENCH or CUT C Q Q ( 5 Add celery to stewed tomatoes Tomato Juice 389^ Facial Tissues SOOct. X ’ Dr. Hester Turner America Viemale." Mom, IlM a, Wa& 10 A JL to • PJC by night has been charged In vale unlisted telephone number cials have been kUled: Ambas- Wa«A S 1 i of the Defense Advisory Ooim- what the FBI rated the natien's and could even have tuned in aador John Gordon Mein on Birdseye Green Beans all FLAVORS 1 Qt. 14 Oz. Cans SHOP RTTII u oi. can m u « «m i«, m 10 AM. - 0 PJi> — ItoL OM AJC. • 040 P Jt Appttinr Dtpl. mltteemittee on Womenwomen Inm theme Serv-iserv- tn vain the hleh> biggest imsblved kidnap case. the federal shortwave frequency Aug. 26, 1908, and two military Hl-C DRINKS 3 cans 87c W li^ GroeR Be«s ices, suggests the inlUtary f^ s ^ gtand^ of performancepert^ance in Hie accused, Ronald Lee Mill- conununi- attaches. Army ' Ool. John D. fish or eggs. u K L W u n it M • SHOP-RfTE ^ c 4 to use women’s taJents to the military defense. er 38 came within three days cate kidnap strategy. Webber and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Er- fullest, and says: o f’ escaping the three-year stat- The grand Jury charged MUl- neat A. Munro, on Jan. 16 the Fruit Cocktail 4;.ir. *lSolid White Tuna 3.Z*1 Without suggesting an upiris- Take the Plunge "It'It Is18 doubtfulO O U D H U I thatx n a i a militarym m i a r y coming among women In ute of limitations after which he er under the “LitUe Lindbergh" same year, system which does not itself Turner said, couldn't be prosecuted for the *aw, which carries a possible I IMPORTED SPICED SHOP RITE CHERRY, FRUIT PUNCH, ORANGE, picvlde equality of opportunity "there is a revolution emerging April 3, 1967, kidnap of Kenneth death penaHy. Officials said he DEL MONTE GRAPE m $| for Its own members can truly lb ORANGE JinCE now” in women’s demands toor John Young. could be so charged because of Luncheon Meat 69^ 11 qt. 14 oz. cans DRINK ^ 1 qt. 14 oz. cans I Envoy Reports ensure . . . freedom tor its coun­ equal rights “ and It could exp­ Mfller was Indicted Tuesday allegations he hurt the lad by STDRE SLICED SHOP RITE WHOLE KERNEU. CREAM STYLE CORN try’s citizens." lode." by the Los Angeles grand Jury, striking him on the head and Eagle Crew In I Muenster Cheese lb. 89^ CUT ASPARAGUS OR GREEN GIANT PEAS, e $| TTiese statements ' by Ool. His attorney said "he told me drugging him, apparenUy to sl- 15 oz. cans 9 1 lb. cans ■ Col. Holm had some practical 3 3T Holm and Dr. T u ^ r ap ^ a r^ advice tor women In live battle ha had nothing to do with It." 1dm. ‘Fine Shape’ NEPCX) (NC) WHOLE OR SLICED WHITE TEABERRY, PUNCH, CINNAMON The Jury ordered Miller held somewhat surprisingly, to ^ break with men. The FBI says it threw 300 LIVERWURST '/2 lb. 59c’ SHOP RITE POTATOES || $4 CLARK CHEWING GUH g |gc without bail. normally dry-as-durt .-it ^ Mgh time we stopped 8WEATE RS agents into the case in aU. But , . PHNOM PENH, Cambodia 0 1 Ib.-cans I MlUer, who is married, at- __ u.g. Charge d'Affalrw WHY PAY MORE? CAMPBELL TOMATO Management Joi^ l a Pen^ children that girls don’t MOTT’S DAWN FRBaH LARGE gon pubUcatlon devoted to dto aptitude for mathemat- bouU of $250,000 ransom that tended ,,, law *school ^ a partUme a. LloydJ?*',, M.« “RiveswTv m mei meVtodav loaay wiui with MOTT’S APPLE JUICE A Me SOUP m g j c GRADE A W at bot. W 4 10^ oz. CaJMI V f cusslng ways to stimulate cost engineering, science, etc. Herbert J. Young, president of ^ V b i h m O. Swann of the reduction and efficiency. .... the WAP colonel sold. Gibraltar Savings and Ix>an As- ^ ^ hijacked American muiUOons UMONADt LHOlUlATi 1,HA‘ i There are more than 40,000 ..jjegt girls ... are stlU Ration paid tor «l»e ^ r e - ^ ^u u ^ n ^ 5^ ship Columbia Eagle and re- ini’ Mill Sin I 0 . MAi .1 I Mill I MU V H ■MONIITt- ' women serving In the Army, g romantic image of ported both Swann and radio of* tm ^ hls^, Kenneth,^ U. ^ aparU^nt. Navy. Marines and Air Force, uf^-school, marriage, famUy Deputy Diet. Atty. Richard W. » ** a fleer Orville Mills are Elberta ALL MEAT or ALL BCEF Stokely Cream Style doing mainly clerical work, — they lived happily ever Hecht says the ransom, all In ^ ase* the kldna'pera'Tf ®hape.” medical administration, aitd after. n ^ IIW bUls may ^ hi a w ^ t Germ aky^ ailf^ssador to OscarMayer Bologna',\T 69^ Drinks Corn / Peaches certain technical assignments. "But Cinderella is dead!" Swiss bank and the FBI Is Guatemala were expected today incommunicado since CANNED-' _ 'Various commissions and oth­ looldng Into it.” to demand the relw se of five members hl- Shop-Rite Ham 3.*^2®® m ^: $ 1 er agencies In the part have MlUer was fired as an IRS Jacked the ship more than tw-j 4 terrorists captured a week ago...... cans 6 a » l ; - - - - 8 9 ' called tor Improving opportuni­ agent after he was arrested last ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF First Theatrical Season u K. Officials awaited word from ties for women to the military, Shop-Rite Franks 69^ WHY PAY MORE? the abductors of Count Karl von Thailanc^ irith a load of thiM reducing the numbeir of The first recorded theatrical bdng $17,280 from a theater and beUeved to be leftist homba tor U.S. bases there, VAC PAK -A. .AA. * Tetley Tea Bags rr^79^ Select Ripe Olives 4^11* 1 men called In the draft. season to America was con- a market In suburban Alham- ^^^^1108. Hours passed without The two hijackers are now at Bacon a189^ CHICKEN A TUNA. LIV8RBCHICKEN/QIBLET a-asw-aw But Col. Holm complained ducted In Neiw York In 1760-61; Colonial ^ WHYPAYMolfF - • a a ransom demand, but the pat- “ Cambodian naval base ouMde TURKEY/KIONSYACHICKEN/CHOP8AROINES ^ WMVPAVMOBf? « that arbitrary limits on the the first play of this season Ttose robbe^ cases are stl tom In past Wdnapings of d l ^ Phnom Penh and have asked for 1 l^lde Of The FarmCatsup4 m . * 1 number of women may was "Richard m," In which pending, and MlUer was In JaU ^ asylum. They said they hijacked Friskies Cat Food serve result in qualified volun^ Thomas Kean played Rlriiard. AttCOlDBZ.3cOFFLABfLaDUNTYJUMiOTDWlLZ «cOfVtlWWt«ZF FLAVOBIO , , . ^ b l e to 1 ^ ^ 8 7 5 premii^ freedom of poliUcal prisoners. ‘he ship to protest U.S. Involve- fLOMlDAClTHUS PlASTii (U St ^ ^^ty ^ for 1^1- „ ^ ment In the Vietnam war. ^ the FBI got a bre^ in the ^ ^ diplomat In Latin Am(^ica G*"- N<». Cambodian Fresh /I Qc Scott Towels 4 H Red Heart Dog Food "J:"' 1 ^ shioe last September and Guate- Premier, has said the ship and Orange Juice H’Zy pUce (implicated MUler, agenU third. of the seven crew would be returned to the SHRIMP SALE GERI-ANN ENRICHED II ^ antd dlplomats have been Ameri- United States with the help of a WHITE BREAD The alleged accomplice said neutral nation, probably India. Whipped Cream Cheese 29^ 26-80 COUNT 1 J 9 6 1 lb. LOAVES 999 The men who snatched Von Arrengements tor the turnover PLAIN or PINEAPPLE. CALORIE COUNTER ^ a # Get in shape for clingy, swingy knits, mini-s and pants the 1963 kidnap of Frank Sinatra „ ^ were exnected have not been announced, how- TURBOT FILLET lb. ShDp-Rlte 8” Size ChDOOClato . . . and begin with Lilyette’s new BARE THERE . . . Jr. from Lake Tahoe In which fP r^ ever Cottage Cheese *1 EcUdr/Pineappla (Jheaee f CENTER CUT AOc the bra that does a disappearing act under your most to demand the release of five ^ver. YELLOWor WHITE PAST. PROC. SINGLE SLICES ^ $240,000 ransom was paid by his The Viet Cong, who praised SWORDFISH lb. .9 9 FRESH BAKED KO^ decollete fashions. It has a beautiful divide and uplift singer-actor father. The mis­ members of the Rebel Armed PIES 1-lb. S-oz. « V « Fopcea, captured in a gun battle the hijacking two weeks ago as Kraft American Cheese Vit'59^ takes made by the kidnapers. . . . lower underaiTO sides and pull down tab for the March 23. The five are charged o- demonstration against the barest back possible. Designed in smooth Crepeset kidnaping Foreign MUUster American "criminal war" In nylon tricot— it’s perfect under knits and clingy fash­ ^ to Mme^Tl^^ Alberto F^emea-M^r on Feb. Vietnam, Tuesday called the GIANT GIANT 1 GIANT GIANT ions. (jome and let us add the magic of professional fit 27, U.S. Labor Attache Sean M. seizure a "fake.” to this fantastic new bra and you’ll be in the greatest rated the Young “ “'“y March 6 and banker In a broadcas denouncing the OXYDOL CASCADE ' CHEER BOLD shape ever for Spring and Summer ’70. abduction the biggest unsolved G^brleld Plguria on March 6. ^mbodlan le ^ rs who deposed lOc OFF LABEL lOc OFF LABEL 10c OFF LABEL SSTit.'Sffi kidnap cose in the naUon. and Fuentes and HoUy were re- Prince N bro^m S lh ^ n h ‘ Helen of Glazier’s said it involved the third highest leased in exchange tor prison- March 18. four days ^ e r the W- Pimwim nald ««: Plguria paid $10,000 ran- jacking, the Viet Cong Radio k^Sirils 8hor$'600.000 was som. said the ^Izjm e of the ship was ?t73<= 1^ 6 7 ^ ?:v 8 3 ‘^ ? .t 7 3 « — > turned over to the kldnapera of Two carloads of men Inter- planned by the U.S. government Bobby Greenlease, 6, of Kansas cepted the German ambassa- to supply military equipment a t y , who was klUed’despite the — 4TI RtSBfcWssS EM . napecs were arrested and pioee- dition requiring periodic nvedl- wMch says In entirety: "I have !93^ AAIN; 8 T 7 MANCHESTER outad. catiffii. not made up my mind on this is- W« rMSFY* lh« right !• Kmil quwnlillM. Wsto igBwriblB fsF tygegfeghkoleriBiS. McsBBHBciivBtlMW SolMfday, AfiM4,1970. Authorltles sold Miller, as an Guatemala has been plagued sue as yet." iV \ \ . . \ ‘ ^ . r i A ^ ■. ^ \ V\ A \\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAilo.lilANCHESTBR, CONN., WEDN jIs DAy I APRIL IV 1970 PAGE THIRTY-OI •PAOB THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 Pirates Bomb World Champions, ? Bullets Gunned Down the Knicks, Grapefruit League A t. W illi Yankees Continue to Flatten Foe ^ Hawks Had a Hazzard for Chicago EARL YO ST •4»i ------— --- “ The Bullets gunned Earl Monroe’s clutch shooting Milwaukee’s Bucks, with su­ In the waning minutes kept the The Hawks atanost didn’t get Herald Sports Editor down the Knicks again scribed by Cfoach Dick Motta of per rookie Lew Alcindor, play Knicks from overhauling Balti­ their 10th stralgM victory— with Earl "The Pearl” the Bulls "as the best team in at Philadelphia in tonight’s only more and denying the Bullets they’d won the last seven In reg­ Rookie Ellis basketball,” can win the series 4 pulling the trigger while NBA playoff game. The Bucks the chance to win two straight ular season play. Off to an early Friday night in Chicago and get Dodger Manager P aces Attack the Hf^wks had a Hazzard some rest while waiting on ave a 2-1 lead In the Eastern from Wew Vork for the first 14-polnt cushion, they trailed for the Bulls. Phoenix and Los Angeleg, tied Division series. Phoenix end time since the 1968-69 season. 73-63 late In the third quarter That wae the story Tuesday 1-1, to com plete their playoffs Los Angeles resume their play­ Monroe wound up with 84 points after (Chicago had rallied behind Begidns 17th Year W ith H om er night In the National Basketball for the other Western Division offs Thursday in Arizona. and has now scored 107 in the Shaler Halimon to take a 64-61 Association playoffs. Baltimore championship berth. "W e're somerwhat dented but four playoff games. halftime lead. Hazzard and Hudson got hot NEW YORK (AP) — By EARL T09T. beat New York 102-92 to ev«i The Knicks were the only undaunted,” . said WaH Frazier “Monroe Is as good an offen­ The baseball establishment TAMPA, Fla. — Biggest first their Etestem Division best-of-7 team in the NBA to win tom of the Knicks after New York’s sive player as there is in the for the Hawks earty tn the VERO BEACH, Fla. — Year laurels last year. Crawford is taking great pains to base coach In Ui'e major leagues sem ifinals at 2-2 end Atlanta, straight In the 1969 playoffs. second straight loss to the Bul­ game,” chortled Bullets’ coach fourth quarter. Atlanta pulled Is still held in high esteem by put Jts troubled house in hae to be Tod Klussewskl of the winning Us 10th straight, took a New York, in the semifinals a lets. Gene Unie. “No one can Mop Into a tie and finally went ahead Only four men in the long 93-91 on Hazzard’* field goal. history of mujor league the Dodger brass despite two order before next week’s Cincinnati Reds. The muscular comm anding 3-0 lead over Chi- year ago, knocked o ff BaHi- And Willis Reed, the New him. He can be contrOUed some ex-first baseman has ballooned oago with a 106-101 victory with Hudson scored 30 .points tor At­ baseball have b^n manag­ di^pointing years. season openers, but spring more, which had won the East­ York captain and the league’s but he cannot be stopped." “We won’t hae as much * iq> to 276 pounds. Walt Hazzard scoring 82 points ern Divlelon championship, and Most Valuable Player, said of Frazier was hl^ for the lanta to go with Hazzard’s 82. ing one club for a longer pitching depth as in the past, Cleaning for the Hawks. , the Bullets are Just now starting the series: "We’re starting aU Knicks with 25 points while High for the Bulla was Halimon period than Walter Alston but better catching and the hit- ure trip for the Pittsburgh “ I don’t want to believe any ot Atlanta’s Hawks, already de- to recover from the setback. over. Now it’e a best-of-8.” Reed ixmtrlibuted 20. with 22. who is ready for his 17th sea­ Ung will be better. We don’t Pirates and New York the Btories (hat I’ve heard about son \rith the Ix>s Angeles Dodg­ have home run hitters, but I Yankees. Joe Fepitone,’’ Manager Harry ers, and 30th as a 'manager in feel that wo can score a lot of While two off-the-field dllem- Walker ot Houaton said. “ AH I the pro ranks. runs with good speed,’’ Alston mas—the Denny McLain case know ie that Joe haa been play­ Columnist Murray Nam ed “ The big dUference that I can said as he ran down hie pro- and the Seattle Pilots caper— ing good ban with our club thla Rockets Increase see today over 17 years ego spects. neared resolution ’Tuesday, the spring,’’ he said. Joe’s play when I Joined the Dodgers," Al­ “ Essentially, we’ll have about Pirates and Yanks continued to wasn’t bU Mg fault In New York Sportswriter o f the Y e a r ston said as we talked In the the same club as a year ago, but roU up scoies in exhibition play. but hie extra ourrionlar after- Margin over Caps SALISBURY, N. C. (AP) — CTem McCarthy, who died In home team diigout, " Is that the wlUi more experience.’’ Pittsburgh bombed the world dark esoaipadea. l^e’s stiU wear­ PINETTES — Lena VarveUl The National Sportswriteirs and 1962, was Inducted Into the os- ptayers coming up now have The manager plans a foui^man champion New York Meta 12-3 ing a mop, or a wog, If yon pre­ NEW YORK (AP) — Denver's Rockets are rising 178, Ran Rlngrose 194, Bae Han­ Sportscasters Association has ggc,ation’s Hall of Fame. He less experience; and we have to starting pitching staff headed by for its seventh straight victory fer, under hla baaeball cap. while Los Angeles’ Stars are slipping in the hot West­ non 208-202-561, Helen Downham named Jim Murray, columnist more tlnve teaching them a pair of 20-game winners, and the Yankees brought their was a National Broadcasting apeni ern Division race of the American Basketball Associa­ of the Los Angeles ’nmes, _ the fundamentals, including Claude Osteen and Bill Singer, spring record to 16-7, best In the Here’s one vote for Walter Al­ 186, Loretta Griffin 212-473, 'i*'*’* sportswriter of the year for the Co. sports announcer notedjw personal instruction. Don Sutton missed the charmed majors, with an eight-run ninth .v:A' ston. “He's tlie best manager in tion. ‘ ------Wanda Raselauskas 178-510, The Rockets increased their »**« that $1.9 million contract toorOi straight time. his Kentucky Derby descri|>- “ Back hi 1964, a player had 20 Club by only three wins. It’.s hming volley that flattened baseban," Houston’s Harry lead over idle Washington to two I*® recently got, paced Denver Ruth Smith 462, Marlon Vogt ttiree to five years o t experi­ a great one-two-three punch Minnesota 9-2. Walker reported. “Hasn’t he Curt Gewdy ot the National tlons. . games with a 119^ decision with 41 points and 17 rebounds, 466, Ronnie Newberry 610, Lor­ ence in the minor leagues be­ which may match the Sandy jn New York, m'eanw'hlle, kept his Job for the last 17 Broadcasting Co. was chosen Awards tor specify (AP PhcHofax) over the Stars Tuesday night. George Stone was high for the raine White 455, Marlon Haines as ffportscaster of the year at went to Joseph Dowiail o f tto© fore be reached the majors.” Koufax-Don Drysdale tandum Commissioner Bowie Ki*n POWER SLIDE—^Washington Senators’ Frank Howard thuds home as Chicago y ea rs?" Alston, known as a strong, si­ WALT ALSTON which propelled the Dodgers to scheduled a roan, EST, press The toss put the Stars 6% gomes Stars with 26 podrts. 175, Judy Rlchnrdaon 186-491, the assoctation’s annual meeting Detroit News in AuotmobHe rac- lent-type man,has enjoyed botih pennants with their crafty and conference at which he will an- White Sox’ catcher Ed Herrman puts tag on Howard. Howard tried to score Catebers warming up pitobers back and Just a half-game ahead In other ABA games, Dallas, Suzanne Doiron 190-464, Betty Tuesday. J®7ry Atkin o t the R oa- of last-place New Orleans, also exploding for 50 points in the fl- the frutts o t victory as well as fiulahes before wlnning mound performances. nounce the fate of McLain, the from second base on Ken McMullen’s .drive to right field yesterday in Sarasota. before the gamee and In between Plumley 189-463, Millie Denley Other nominees for sports noke, Va., Times, hone dicws; expati- idle. nal quarter, beat Indiana, the 456, Joyce Oorriveau 606, Betty the thorns of defeat during his ^.L. member- Detroit pitching aoe who has Innings almost always wear writing were Joe FaUs of the Mayer Brandschaln, Phlladel- New Orleans, with eight Ete.teim Division champ, while Sharp 464, Sunny Poncderai 470, Ulustrious career In Uie Dodger ^ dubg Buckner Impressive been under indefinite euspen'ilon their masks. For many yesra JIL Detrodt Free Press, and syndl- pbla Inquirer, tennis; Mrs. only catchers who warmed up fAP gomes to go. still has a mothe- Kentucky downed Pittsburgh Lori Jones 463, M arie BoUs 491. oalted columnist Red Smith of Anne Ghristmas. Washington family, first when the club was Fourth la.st year in the N.L.’s Best looking young talent In since Feb. 19 for Involvement in New Team Set for Opener Against Angels matioal cl^uice of wlniring the 117-114. Ron Boone led the Dol- based ki Brooklyn and now In western Division, Alston sees a the Dodger camp centers 1967 bookmaking activities. knuokleball pltchera wore the BULLET BLOCK—Earl Monroe of the Baltimore Bullets blocks a shot by New York. Star, Steeptechaise, and Gordon extra protective covering over Willis Reed of the New York Knicks, last night in the NBA semifinals. Balti­ Utte but a m uch better oppor- las scoring with 26 points whUe FLORAL—Jan W right 233-176- Nominated with Gowdy tor Marston, St. PMersburg, Fla., Los Angoles. „ew ray of hope as the season around outfielder Bill Buckner, In Seattle, a federal banknipt- tunity of mak': g the playoffs. Bob NetoUcky got 21 for Indd- their faces. 511, Arlene LaPointe 198-626, sportscaster honors were Chris Times, power boating. * * * rapidly approaches. a 20-yoar-old who has batted cy referee cleared the way for more defeated the Knicks, 102-92, and now best of seven series is tied at 2-2. . Denver, however. Is home for ana. High for Kentucky was Jim Louise Kozm a 196-642, Kay Schenkel of the American The association also picked This Time Around “I’m optimistic,” he replied over .300 with three teams in the transfer of the flnandally- its ifinal seven gomes. Ligon with 34 while Pittsburgh T learned a long tone when asked what he felt his two minor league seasons. crippled Pilots to Milwaukee, Referee Approves Pilots Sale, Tampa paid a well-deserved Nordqulst 180-484, Beverly M oc- Broadcasting Co. and Ray Scott the top sportocaMer and spoits- salute to A1 Lopez, it’s favorite Spenoer Haywood, playing rookie John Brisker tallied 43 In Lachlin 461, Dee Bender 460. ago,” Alston mused, "that last club’s chances were. Infielder Steve Garvey has Formal announcement of the like a man who rertly appreci- a losing effort. of the Hughes Network. writer in each state. year doesn't count. It’s only * « * drawn the biggest notices with sale of the American Leiigue baseball son. with a recent day Last Stop Before Masters Tournament what you do this time around.” Improved Club ^ spri-g club, to be renamed the Brew Milwaukee Gets AL Franchise In his honor at At Lopez Field, What the manager was refer- “i taow that we are a better ^ problems ers, was expected today, Lopez, one of the real nice guys among the managers, played 19 rhig to was hia Mx pennant win- ^ yg^y ggg but the ^ erratic arm. Back in New York, a federal SEATTLE (AP) __ The tary-treasmer, said he was re- are afoot to have County Stadl- nbig years In the National clubs"ere improved"to^',” K’s PC"v®rful enough but I flinch Judge set May 18 as trial date b e ^ the ‘leved to be out of the financial urn’s 47,000 seats occupied when G olfs Leading $$ Winners LieagUB and four World Series he warned ^ ^ Flood’s suit challenging DCCame xne ^ entanglements, but the erstwhile PiloU make their % “ “ triumph*. “ We’ll be better because we’ll way. He’s as good as any rookie the reserve clause and Marvin Mllwaukw Brewers *^68- j.gp.gtte on sale at the stadium ____ winners, return to the paring tor a major try at Iris ment winners as Dole Douglass, record matching fourth Masters Casey Stengel, Joe McCarthy traded back to the Dodgers. Be- Baseball has tightened up so rally with a three-run homer. spoken decision Tuesday night Milwaukee.” shortly after formal an- battera golfing wars this week, Don January, Pete Brown, Bob and Mack are the only man- fore being dealt to the Pirates, much In the past few years that Philadelphia withstood a five- was as good as his written ap- Eveyone but the Milwaukee nouncement of the franchise gyej.g~g.^g j_ ^g American title end already, is in Augusta, Lunn, Ron Cerrudo and Bert honing their considerable Oa. practicing. 4 DAYS ONLY! agers to win more World Series the base-stealing whiz, the all- several clubs in ea'-h divlefon run St. Louis burst in the ninth proval. Brewers Baseball Club Inc. as- transfer. League among acUve plavera is skills for the prestigious Yancey. than Alston. time king with 104 thefts in 1962, are given good shots at winning, and edgsd the Cardinals 12-11. The contract already had been sumed today that sale of the Individual tickets for thfe first i>anny Cater new New York LitUer, who emerged from a Among the question marks Sears On the other side of the pen- played seven years with the The Dodgers must rate with the Ex-Cards Byron Browne and sig'-ed and approved by the Seattle American League fran- two games In Milwaukee, April Yankee first baseman Cater has Masters. four-men playoff tost year, is are Frank Beard, Bruce Devlin ney, Alston’s club also finished Dodgers. dubs with a shot at all the Tim McCarver paced the Phil- league, leaving the Brewers free chlse to Milwaukee was a fore- 7-8 will be offered later in the g lifetime 275 average which is Palmer took a week off from the defending champtan at and Dan Sikes. el^th once and had two seven Sizemore won RooWe-of-the- marbles. lies with four RBI and three to go about thdr baseball bud- gong conclusion. And after four week. g„od for seventh place. a very heavy schedule last Greensboro but tt would be (Bf- Greensboro 'also servos as the Bu^ 1... Save respectively. ness. years of taciturnity, even the Stadium manager BUI Ander------week. Casper is back alter an ficullt to make trim the favorite. last qualifying spot tor the Mias- w ■ w ^ 41 A d "B Oakland snapped a seven- Vollnn approved the sale after Brewers allowed themselves a son has announced the field will Bobby Valentine, former Rip- absence of more than a month The Calilonria vintage car buff ters. A list of Mx are token on and LltUer also ts returning to has made a muMi slower start the basts of season long per­ . . . the tour after on eriended ab­ this year than he did in 1969. form ance, wtth R.H . SUies, T er­ B117 2 SaY^ .S'*'” ^ couldn’t pay $8.13 miUion in "Certainly.” Brewers Preal- tickets went on sale today. Ush- atUete haa been in 8prto Tigers’ Ace Pitcher w lir° ^ ba^es-loaded vrcuu. " ' ------LA Kings Drop 51st Game troll llgers, suspena ^ McLain, who insists he will be able to pitch il------U 1 I ... going to do (about Mci>aiii. wno insists he will be awe to pdten in a ni'-c-ht eame at the Astro- L. L>wyer, sped^ as^t^t further comment until all details Milwaukee fans aren’t likely * the & digit long through July 1 by also has been plagued with fi- on opening day in Washington dome settled, which might come to get a look at their new play- J>y Leo Durocher when he • • • YF-.l _ * ^ ^ *’ UVSIilC. cifflA QVwl t4 i a ArrOlTA f a r U/OOWlTKY. - na AAaala n*IAl> (]oininissioner Bowie Kuhn nancial troubles recently, de- Mon^y if he is allowed to. AUanta slipped past its Rich- “ ®“ -ly “ “>ls afternoon and ers unUl the day before the served as coach with the Dodgers. Valentine won AII- today. spite earning an estimated McLain was the sparkplug mond farm club 1-0 In 11 Innings ^ ^ d a m a ^ e sit'which ^ «^®- The club winds * honore In f^th^T thC^ The commissioner cited the $200,000 a year from ba^ball who led Detroit to the American Clno'nnati beat ita Indian- , _*g,g th® first ball Is thrown out In up Its exhibition season on Sun-______Collins Gets Rich, years when he talUed 53 touch­ r m reason as McLain's "becoming and his outride activities, such League tttie and the World Se- poUs affiliate 4-2. owaltlne removal County Stadium day against the Cleveland In- downs. A reported 250 colleges the victim of a confidence as playing the organ at night- ries ohamplonriiip in 1968. san Francisco, back home ^ Tuesday. dlans at Tempe, Arlz., and it sought his services but he de­ scheme” involving Flint, Mich., clubs. Kuhn suspended McLain In from a Japanese exhibition ® However, despite the official won’t reach its new home until That suit contends that the cided to sign a pro baseball Stars Still Alive Schoolfield Signs reticense, obviously some plans late Sunday night. gamblers. Mel gin, who met with Kuhn February, a day after McLain tour, cut nine players. Including jg ™ - yjotated the state’s anU- contract. b o s t o n (AP) — Wide receiv­ "A thorough investigation has “»® February suspension, votot^ly appeared be^e a slugger Jim Ray Hart, who was Jr^ aw s by excluding compet- ST PAUI^MINNEAPOLIS (AP)—BiUy CoUins ^ er Kent BchooKleM of Florida not revealed any other material planned to be in secli^on some- f^rat grand Jl^ in De^it sent to Phoenix of the Pacific bas^^ bustoess Six of the 12 National League joyed another $200 night, and the AAM has signed a contract with facta beyond those I have oe- whc''® I^ etod, Fla., at tot is tovestl^tlng organized Coast League. Minnesota made ^ restm tning trade tn vairi- C ese Baseball Nine Ready Clubs w ill feature Astro-’Turf In- Stars jumped into fourth place in the National Hockey the Boston Patriots wtio picked scrlbed.” ® announce- crime and gambling. n squad cuU and asked waivers areas. As a result of the al- flelde this season, St. Louis, League’s West Division. trim as their 16th round choice McLaln was not present at the '"®"‘- ^ Fed.^rai attorneys declined to on veteran Bob AUlson. antitrust viOlatKms the Cincinnati, San Francisco, In the recent National Football For Season Opener Friday The North Stars, with Collins CoUlna netted only nine goals Two fiber glass belts beneath the tread reduce tire-killing “squirm" and news conference. He was re- "I know what to gay what the testimony con- Other cutdown casualties in- Houston, Phltadeli^ila and League draft. getting two goals and on assist, each of hla first two years with "wiggie” . . . gives you up to twice the mileage of most non-b e lt e d ported at Lakeland. Fla., where commlsatooer’s declrion ^rill cerned. However, U.S. District eluded pitchers Dick Hughes j^agjj;.ggg8 gy«gr economic NEW BRITAIN — Coach staff, well backed up by 6-5 IHttsburgh., Chicago la the r the upcom- pair o f coveted wins over arch- clubs are expected tp feature wet, slippery roads. Also built with two nylon cord plies for a d d e d Cup pdayoff hopes alive. Stars in the first period sendtng man, 217, Houston, knocked out The Detroit right-hander had was before the noon conference...... __ ta, outfielder Joe Lahoud of strength and safety! Guaranteed by Sears to wear for a full 36 m o n t h s . When Kuhn announced the ^ a c'lij Magnuson and Henry M. ing season. foe Southern Oonneotlout. But, tills product. The Oaldand Seals, who play k it ^b down 8-0. to greatest year in 1968 when However, McLain, the two- suspciision in February, he said and pitcher Sammy Ellis ja^ikson—have sa^d they will in- It’s a good thing the Blue perhaps somewhat unlike ttie ----- Rufw BrasseU, 199,« M iam i Buy now and save! tonight at St. Louis, fell one Eddie Shack beat he won 31 games, received th : Ume Cy Young Award winner it was based “substantially on * troduoe legislation taking away Devils are! Because, weather ’69 campaign, the Blue Devils Good luck for many Beach, Fla., 1. as the best pitcher in the Ameri- point behind the North Stars to j^y^gg^ta goalie CJesore Manla- MIAMI BEACH, Fla.—Jeff Cy Young Award as to Ameri­ certato admiarions made can- , ...... - baseball players thetr battle for the final playoff breakaway and with a can League’s outstanding pitch­ can Le^, said he not to me by Mr. McLain.” ly upset over his demotion J.' to soon as Congress reconvenes campaign Friday in a road the i>ttching department this Is to^e^kT tlieir uniform shirt Merritt, New York, knocked out er, was the League’s Most Valu­ be available for comment until decision was No. 4 man in Cal’fomfa’s start next week. game at Wesleyan, to first Of time around. wlUf^h® top button opened. spot in the West. The 8»1 b behind the blue line John Hudgins, Miami, 2, hoavy- ALLSTATE Panenger Tire Gnanuitee late tto aftermxm or torigM.” have tiiree more games to play ^ m argin to 3-2. able Player €tnd Pro Athlete of There was no doubt that the 21 encounters for the Majlinger- Denied a tournament berth a , / ------weighiB. "I plan to be away all day. ^cle manv Tempe. Arlz., a-d returned to YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio—TED Tread Wear-Oat the Year He had a 24-9 record ot club couldn’t meet its debts as "i®"- y®nr Ri® Blue Devtls make /’‘Clever In all my yean in That was all the Kings got to Guarantee McLain said. ’;it’8 J«m et^ will prove to be ^ Angeles home. CoUina scored nls 27in ana . . _ . ttame o f ttoe (JulUck, 196, Youngstown, out­ In 1969. they came due and socn would Under MaJUnger, Central Con- ho effort to conceal their Inten^/boseiball have I ever seen a Ouaranteed Acalnati Tread McLain, who became 26 o.n that I planned a long time and U ------28th g ^ io f the ae^ n tore^ »ea^ tying the 1968-64 Chl- pointed EJverett Copeland, 244, nociaal road I------waar-out. be insolvent, Vrilm said. With necOcut wdH present a veteran and desire to get one from Hie player Improve so murii In one to oiatarial or warkmaaahlp. Sunday, first was suspended in­ Just turned out to be the some McLain, who also haa kept hte bonus Hawks for the most New Y ork CUy, 10. For Haw lew s: Tha aiuBbar to baseball season only a week team replete with players who NCAA this trip. , ^ year as Johnny ElUs. He hits for every goal he makes past ^ one year. ' SACRAMENTO, Oailf.—Ra­ ForHowLoagi ForthalUrof ot mooUia apacMad. definitely by Kuhn on Feb. 19, day as the tight-lipped about the case. T r ia l D ate away, the Pilots were In an played important roles a year “Wo’U play them onb at a everybody, and wtth authorl- tha orifioal traul. What Baara W ill Do: la as- fael Outierrea, 168%, Bacramen- pending the commissioner’s fur­ McLain said h® wouW ^ hov^er, the major printed emergency eituaticn, he added, ago as the 1969 Blue Devils roll- time, however," oli^rivee MieJ- ty,” Ralph Houk said of the What Saaia Will Do: Rap^ I (or Iba lira, raplaoa tl. ^°“I guess Wren mair thought Oakland finishes against Los to, knocked out Nojeem Adlgun, nail puncturaa at do ebarfa. lo ther Investigation. have a representative allegatlOTB against him were The only other solution was to ed to a Dine 15-1 record. The Unger, adding, ’^thw see how New London native. “EUls has I would orfy get nine this year,” Angetes on a htoi^-^-h^® caaa ot tailura, in tzchanta tor Kuhn announcement. F or Flood tha tiia, lopiaoa it charfina untrue. force the American League to returnees iiKlude ace right- things stand qt^the end of our real good hands and can make 169, Lagos, Nigeria, 6. He Slid hi was going to spend COlUns eeld about hts general harts Friday ooly tha proportioo at currant lonanea: Kutin scheduled a news McLain’s latest financial trou­ carry the team and with it defi- hander Rick Fusarl, 7-1 last season. the first to second to first base ragular aallUf pcioa plua Fad- the day on a business matter. manager and the 1969-70 con- nights. Minnesota winds up with aral Kadaa Taa that u ptaaanta Maatha Oa oorterence at 12 noon at the — . ^ w nbles i came e M arch 18, when —- the Set for May clt financing amounting to over season, and the entire infield. Several- 'other newcomers, in play real well. He looks better tract that carried the bonus pro- Philadelphia Saturday afternoon Rode Four Winners tread uaad. lllo M lOK Americana Hotel to announce There was a strong y internal Revenue Service (IRB) $5 miUion during the next three Bob OonstanUno at first base, additiph to the sophomcre pitch- than I hoped he would. He’U yjglon. "** Pittsburgh Sunday night. PAWTUCKET, R.i; (AP) — 27 to r i 10ft to decision on McLain, who the get-together was seized to furniture and beiong- NEW YORK (AP) — ’The trial years. Dave Campo at second, Co- ers, ^ivlll give Central Oonneett- be available to catch or play Apprentice Jockey Joe McKenna WBB su^nded indefinitely Feb. a round of golf wltto ^ r t Ings In to Beverly Hills, Mich., of Curt Flood’s suit challenging VoUnn said It would be unfair Oapt. Rick Ripley at short- cilt a good bench, with several first base when I need Wm.” rode four winnera Monday night 19 pending Kuhn’s investigation driving distance of L^keiana. home for payment of $9,460 In major league baseball’s reserve to make the league bear that stop and third baseman Mllie hew faces more than ca- Danny Cater Is the first base- as Narragensett Park swttched Inlo gambling allegations. McLain has been working ou back income tax. clause was set ’Tuesday by a kind of financial border with the Rltacco. pehle of moving into starting man and Thurman Munson the Nation’s Number One Fan to racing under the Hgbta tor TubaiaM Rtgutor SALE SALE SALB In February, Kuhn said he with Ids brother, ’Tim, at to Blocltwall Prict wim With With 2 With 4 Rxclw Tsx A court attempt to collect fed^pgi judge for May 18. team’s oply hope of profit. King other veterans are C3or»me Court Youig; and Gary Von Btten, In- Inflrider-cwtflslder Lou Rco- the best drawing cord In FIcr- WABHINOTON (AP) — Preal- of Its rip. 7.35x14 $29.99 $24.99 2 for $45.98 4 for $87.96 $2.35 BoSox Trim Squad, home was, sub let. A attorneys for Flood and the Tuesday that the stte se- figider Tom OolUns, and such Ids Is the Mew York Ysnkees. dent Nixon, the nation’s number Nixon called Ramos himself friend, Tom Weyland, said he j,gggjjgjj ieg~,gg lection tor to stadium should other ’69 ibserves as jixdor Miaijllnger, htmself, will take a That honor belongs to the one bosebaU fan, couldn’t wait at spring training camp in Flor­ N e w Haven 7.75x14 $31.99 $26.99 2 for $49.98 4 for $95.96 $2.55 was trying to work out a settle- brought suit against or- pending a cUff Bugyl, Nick Economopou- improsslve record Into Amosln’ New York Mels. Tbo tor the season opener neoct week ida laM Saturday. ment vrith the landlord. eanlzed baseball after belnr •<». "lated to hold down ““ up®«nlng campaign. ESnter- Ysnkees sre not even s distant to get the nsidown on the Wash- Nixon also oonunented that 825x14 $34.99 $29.99 2 for $55.98 4 for $107.96 $2.67 rv ja* The pitcher haa h^ myriad ^ In New York, Baseball Com- regular outfield posts thla time 22nd season at the helm second, Boston bolds down tlist Evens Series Lahoud Sent Down togtm flenators’ chances this “ Lefty G rove *tiU won gam es > T.V mu * -D-nA Qrwv financial troubles, con- phlladeluhia Phillies Bow*e Kuhn eald “m> around, Infielder - outfielder ^ ®*“® ^Devils, he has dl- spot, both home snd swsy. seescti. , after losing his fast befl In Ms Other sizes including 15-inch and whltewaOs WINTER HAVEN Fla. (A P )—The Boston Red S< cemlng Wa ______to.the______entire SeatUe- Marc Lyons, catcher Buddy WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (A P )-T h e Boston ^ - r So he called Washington Post lest few years.’’ | With &>mets today trimmed their roster to 27 players, just two over prises, which at one Ume Includ- *" Milwaukee situation, Brennan and righthanded hurl- end has never had s taring club. also available at similar saWnga. sports coMimnlet WWlam OUdea The White House laimounced the limit, by cutting eight men from their training.^ ed a paint firm m suburban De- eluded Richie Alien.. r,u * .™ ««d schedule. S - i------Bowling (A A ) 2 the oonversation. comeback bid to three Mn era Joe Latx^ and ,Don Lock, ^ .^^gjj ^g ggtgj,, was added to a^rtbimr hla financial prob- dered that any distribution of MaJUnger. “ We lost tour every------“I reed your cohimn today games In the final playoffa V to* ®o*®hlng staff. Thomas had terns, funds from the sale of the Pilots day 'regulara, outfielders John LEADS DENVER BEARS Philadelphia 12, St. tb u ls U Garrett with Giants the EkuMem Hockey League's and enjoyed it,” Nixon told Oil- ritom o2w *>««" handicapped tto spring by Also in late February, McLain INTERCHURCH-J>hll John be made only on the order of his PorteiM, Billy Pomfret and DENVER (AP) — EUls (Oot) M ontreal 2, Kansas City 1 Northern Division title. "Shop Your Nearest Sears Store dea after reaching him at home.' - NEW YORK (AP) — Jim 6$rne ^ cracked bone In the hand suf- told reporters that “I’m in fl- son 215-594, Dick Nleae 212-206- court. Mike PttruzeUa, and catcher De*l. now msnsgw of the Den- .New York (A ) 9, Minnesota 2 Last Thursday, ths Blades w A rn w av “If (pitcher) Pete Ramos can Garrett was named as on asslM- SraiNCFIELO WEST HARTFORD WESTSTRINCFIBLO 572, Dan Frailer 204, Earl White C3wnces of a review of Vol- Rfoh Shek, and it won’t he easy ver Bears in Amerioan As- Pltisburgh 12, New Y ork (N ) trailed S-0. In the beotof-seven BRIDQErORT HAMDEN ORANGE Vet«i4n pttoher Ron Kline, lered when hit by a pitch. nancial trouble. Whet am J oonve through, I tirink they can sRt ooaob and acout Tuesday by -HOI Dtiwrll Aw. so Roiton fort Rd. IMSRaSaaRd. Cocbln’i Conwf I3S Miatodal Aw. ssilert Vdtarll ______slugger from Dan- going to do for money? I’ve got 224, Tony Baluk 222, Cy Per- (im’s decision appeared slim u> r^ace them. But. we have sootaUon, waa a right-handed . OaUlocnla 4, Seattle a series. But three ahutoitts in a Ufrytiw fhia who-had b ^ cn the Louisville Lahoud, a win the pennant.’’ the New York Giants of the Na- mater “a*l^ buTV CJorrtT was sent down to a famUy to take care of. kins 211-587, Ray Roweitt 201. rince Washl-gton would have to a good nucleus and a nice Wend pHcher and a swttcbJitttlng out- Oakland 18, Chicago (N ) 7 tionel Football League. GorrMt, row BgolMt Ointon have dona tears Hie President and Gtldea dls- NORTHAMfrOM to rite k ^ Uve Red LortsriUe wtth one option lelt,. "Oontrary to belief, 99 per ------put up a bond o t at least $20 of ptomUlng prospects." fielder In hia pUylng days. Ban Diego 6, Olevetand l onew head coach at Susquehan­ the trick, arid tonight’* game DANBURY HOLYOKE NORWALK VESTFIRLO cussed Ram os ’ quaXUes azid ■E A M , KOEBUCK AND CO. MANCHCSTCR MIDDLETOWN TORRINCTON MMalaRI. . Bktttroore 6, H ouitoa 2 wtil declids the winner. IIS Main 81. I Oty Hall Court SO Wall f L 44 thla Rl. •■X Sox was riven Us fwitrisht re- He had been stinging the ball cent of my proWems Mem from gy. JAMES — Marguerite million. .Yuaari, qulbe naturally, ta fig- These Included brief stints With Nixon reportedly said he was na OoUegs, bss been a scout I ts Mkidic Tptr. w 2Si Main SL WlaaladRd. Tb^ (rilnolring gams wlU bs ^ then was sidelined with a business. I made a lot of lousy Agostinelll 126, Sally Phillips Maut Soriano, the Pilots’ ml- ured to again be the bellweaith- the BoMcn Red flox and St. AUanta 1, Rlohm ood (IL ) 0, sorry to leera the 84-yeer-old wtth the Dallas Oowboye tor the Veteran Thomas a pulled hawixtring muecle. Investments,’’ ho said. 129-343. nority shareholder and secre- er of the Oentral CoimecMcut IxwU Oerdtnele. 11 Innlnga hurlsr’s fast ball had tost .much past two yean. played tn Clinton, N.T,

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MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^ CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1, 1970 ^ PAOB THIRTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1670 PAGE THIRTY-THREE OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY iusliiMs S«rvleM H«lp Wcmfci HoIpWonttd- Holp Womod Mdo U O ffm d 13 35 F«inal« 35 OKAV, I GIVE UPl WILL VOLT WELL, AAAOS, LETS NOT ELECTRICIAN or clootrtolaiKa WORRY ABOUT LOST HIKERS.' AMw«r la PiMloai Pa»*l* BERRY'S WRRLR STAV FOR DINNER? ^ SHARPENINO Service— Sawa, DRIVER for adxxil bus, 7:80 to SECRBTTARIES — Typlsta twlper, aervlo* and repair alao- ULP/NOT BUT JUST SO NOTHING COES CLASSIFIED TOO BAP knives, scissors, garden and 8:45 a.m., 2:15 to 8:80 p.m., Clerks and other office sklll.s. trlc signs. Ltowise not nsosa-. I THOUGHT YOU'D THE-RAIN a g a i n .' TO WASTE, WOULD > 0 0 Japdn ^ 7 N eV B R ASK PUT OUT e a t h i s d e s s e r t T shop tools. Pow«r mowers re­ Mancheater schools. We train Many needed for assignments sary. We will train you. Per^ , MARTHA, PET, 1 STRAWBBRRy paired and serviced. Pick up you. Premium wag* scale. near home. Temporary, full­ manent Job, top wag** with ((! OUR CAAAP- i SHOfrn;AK.B' character FIRE... ASSUPe >PU THAT ACROSS ADVERTISING and delivered. Bharpall, 686 648-2414. time or 9-8 p.m. Highest pay, opportunity to earn extra ta> [SOMETHING HAS 4 Adjective t WAS L JapaneM Adams St. (rear) Manchester, no tee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ oome. Call Mr. Raddtng at REALUV ' CiONE AWRY.' SOMETHING suffix CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TELLS ME BUSTER drink 643-6306. SALESGIRL wanted for full­ lum St., Hartford. 278-7610. 538-3288 betwaen 8:80-10 a.m. h u n g r y .' BUSTER SHOULD 5 Seine BE EATING OVERPLAYED 'iSTypaof 6 Worthless 8 A.M . to 4:3 0 P.M. time days, five-day week. Ap­ or betwaen 4-6 p.m. tor lnt*r- Japanese n o r m a l l y .V. HIS HAND.' remnants EXCAVATINa — Trenching— ply Youth Centre, Miancheater vlew. BY NOW./ drama 8 Rent Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ Parkade. 7 On the left 9 Mountain COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ing driveways and parking DIRECTOR OF NURSING c a p a b l e man« steady or part- aide (naut.) range in OFFICE clork^ full-Ume, tm 9 Spanish saint 41*0 PJI. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION lots, tree removal. Reason­ time, 21 or over to do awning Slovakia New England Industrial dis­ SERVICE (RN) 13 Japanese 24 Shoulder . 39 Cutting tool Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4 iM p.m. Frtda.i able rates. 648-6169, 872-0647. and home improvement work. 10 Epoch tributor. Hartford branch, Apply In person Saturday* 9-1, capital 11 Japanese (comb, form) 41 Deed 14 Allure 42 Ocean vessel BRICK, block and stone work. small office. Pay depending AdmlnMnaiUve poattlon in weekdays, 11-1 Mancheater greeting 25 Japanese PLEASE READ YOUR AD 16 Tokyo’! old 12 Maple genus emperor 44 Prophet Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in­ upon experience. Call tor ono stxny extended care fa>- Awning Oo. 196 West 0*nt*r BY V. T. HAMLIN name 15 Three (comb 27 Voluminous 46 Friend (coll.) C l o n e d or "W ant Ada- are taken over Uie ptione as a door fireplaces, sidewalks, Interview, Mr. Roberts, 527- cUlty. Looated In northern at. ALLEY OOP 47 Cut with 17 Decay form) talk (coll.) **ad hla ad the FIRST chimneys. Free estimates. 1876. Ccnnectlcut. Minimum one- 19 Sooth----- 18 OrganizaUon 28 Exposed to scissors WINDOW cleaner, expertenoed. 49 Japanese DAY IT ^P E A M and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the £>omenlc Morrone, 649-1604. year experience in a similar THAT TAKES . .. OKAY, TOU FOLKS DON'T FORGET,OOOLA, | I 'L L ___ 20 Lachrymal of American view KEYPUNCH Operators — ex­ Must be reliable. Call Man- PICK-UP IN THIRTY y REMEMBER, I LUCK! mountain next Insertion. The Herald la responsible tor only ONE In- position with skilled cane VOUR SUPPLIER ARE NEXT! HOP drops States (ab.) 30 Pharmaceuti­ oon ^ t or omitted insertion tor any advertlaement did then LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also perienced, days, part or full­ cheeler Window Cleaning Oo., DR.WEST! ABOARD! ^ DAYS' DOCTOR! 22 Boundary cal salt 50 Seraglio nursing or convaJeecent 20 Gateway to a only to the extent of a "make good" insertloh. Errors which moving large appliances. time. Immediate asslgnmenta, 649-6834. (comb, form) Shinto temple 32 Small dram rooms home required. Excellent 51 Pause do not lem n the vahie of the advertisement wlU not be Burning parrels delivered, |4. very high pay. No fe*. Apply 23 District in 21 Family 33 Make lace corrected by "m ake good" Insertion. compenasiUen and fringe London meml^r (coll.) edgings 53 Alike (comb, 644-1776. Staff Builders, Suite 602, 11 benefits. State quallticatlans form) 26 South Asian 23 Japanese 35 Coterie Asylum St. 278-7610. and experience in reepume. PHOTOGRAPHY capital currency 38 Bug (coll.) 55 Escape (slang) (Rockville, Ton Free) STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 29 A n b fireplaces, flagstone terraces. SECRETARIES lyplsts - (Tsm- Write Box "B” , Mancheater r ~ chieftains r - r " I” r " r " 643-2711 All concrete repairs, both in­ porary) work In your own Herald. COME GROW 31 Scholar ■ 0 1 875-3136 side and outside railings, land­ areas, top rates, free parking, 34 Persian water r ~ scaping. Reasonably priced immediate openings. Call 622 WITH US! wheels 4 If" 0492. COED temporaiy service. NUR8®’S AIDES — 7 to 8 p.m., OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 36 Former Soviet Call 6434861. Rapidly exfnndlng national 100 Constitution Plaze, Suite 3 to 11 p.m., full and part- police chief IS" h TT" Ifl H 9 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? oorporatlon looking tor Im­ PIANO tuning, by graduate of 800, Hartford. time. Call 649-4619. LISTEW BUSTER, VOU CALI Y JEALOUS AH'5HOOK ,Y WHATEVER 37 Tankers mediate employment of ca­ r 40 In ecstasy Hartt Ckillege of Music. Ward TAKE THIS STUFF RISHT / HUH, BECAUSE THAT / POSSESSEP ATTENTION ladles, time on ^'AAHION Frock* has openings reer minded folks who are BACK TDTME KITCHEH Y MINI-BRAlU OF M E TO TH IK JK I 41 Tree Krause, 643-6386. t UTO >T HU, Ix.TM I f 0*1_ 5 T 24-Hour Answering Service single, over 21, with car and 1 CUPBOAKP.' JUST BECAUSE j YOURS AIN'T COULP5WEAK 43 Banquet event ST your hands? A Marshall Field Be«*» in busl- IW A 5HORT ' rr'3 VOUR TURM POR KP - / cCAPABLE ta p a b u e oOF f clCOM- 45 Fragments 31 33 TIMBERLAND Tree Service, ® H70 br NtX, Inc., family owned organization is “ S'®®"- who are tree to travel for NAP B EFO RE a r Free to Herald Readers DAVY JONES BY LEFF and HcW ILLIAHS 12>lli3HT. PON'T THIKJK IN' UP W ITH AW' IDEA 48 Deep respect . tree removal, pruning, shrubs, conducting a nationwide ex- Mrardrobes a year. Car neces- extended’periods. H.8. Otad LIKE THIS.HAH? d i m m e r t - YOU CAKJ <3ET AW AY 49 Because Ham Inlonnatlon on -jne ol our claoslfled advertisemenMT and lots cleared. Fifteen years "W e 'll know who's REALLY in power in Cambodia, as panslon program, Interested in ^ or equivalent, ambition, and ^ W ITH FOl£»TlW<3 O F F LISTEU -lOURSeLF 52 Ill-fated ship HL MAPAM BUTTIWSKV- Lmmm No aaowei at tho telephone Ustedf Sim^.v caO thr experience. Bonded and insur­ pleasant personaUty can BE GRATEFUL THAT NO W HAT W AS (SOB-SOB) FIVE ^ PAPER PLATES AH' 54 Evade s r soon as we find out what they rename 'Sibanoukville'." employing 20 area ladles to do HAIRDRESSERS wanted In DON'T LET THIS ONE BUG TH E Y S T A Y / qualify you! Excellent work­ >;:r : ONE WAS HURT, KELLY ^ S T O L E N ? PAINTINGS... ALL C 0P 3 OW US, 56 Refinement ed. Free esUmaibes. Call 647- ______customer Interviewing. Vernon. lull or part-time. »76 YOU, EITHER. YOUR PAD’S v r M jm ing conditions In the ftold OIL WELLS WILL MAKE M-MASTBRf^£CES. 57 Hindu princes IT 9479. 16 hours per week to r 7 ^ week, plus 60 per cent oom- Vi SI EDWARDS of photography—no exper­ UP THE LOSS IN A DAY ^ ^ YOU DON'T 58 Italian river IS UNDERSTAND, 59 Haze TREE SERI/ICE (Bouder) — Roofing—Siding 16 Businoss Opportunity 28 ^ 870-9716. ience necessary as those se­ M ANSWERINC SERVICE Trees cut, building lota DAVY, DEAR. DOWN B2 BIDWELL Home Improvement Newington, Conn. Friday, BABY SITTER needed during lected will be fully trained. cleared, trees topped. Got a All equipment provided. 1 Gratify to the ST S) Co. Expert installation of RUBBISH route for sale, 130 April 3, at 10 a.m. the day, tor two children. Call tree problem! Well worth Fine company benefits. Ap­ fuU 649-0500 875-2519 Eduminum siding, gutters and stops. Richard Lee, 228-9585. 649-6720 between 6-7 p.m. 2 Footless ST phone call, 742-8262. PLANNING your Spring vaca­ ply In person (No Phone \ trim. Roofing Installation and animal and leav- your mcesage. You’ll bear from our aoverbeer Ut tion? Then plan to pay for It OFFICE CLERK — part-time, Calls). Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. 3 “Mikado” repairs. 649-6496, 875-9109. easily by using your own spare figure aptitude helpful. Apply (Ntwipeper Cnterpriie 4un.> HousohoM Sorvicos $20,000 In person. Meadows West ROOFING and repairs done hours to sell Avon Cosmetics Visiting Photographer Rep­ I-C l Oon^escent Home, 333 Bid- Automobilot For Scrio 4 Offorod 13-A reaUsticelly. Free estimates. P PLUS ANNUALLY in your locality. OoU now 286- resentative, Mr. Mayrand at & S Rooting, 649-1616, 649- 4922. well St., Mandiester. 1969 FIAT, 850 coupe, white, CUSTOM made draperies, slip MANCHESTER Mlarlow’s, Tues. Thru Sot. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 2373. '■ . March 31-April 4, 10 a.m .-l HERALD black Interior, excedent con- covers and reupholstering. TO WORK In Sllktown Flyer of- MATURE woman wanted as LOCATION p.m.; 2-6 p.m. Tt^ could be (Mtion, 31,500. 643-4652. Budget terms. Established In floe, 36 hour week, must type companion tor elderly lady not It! BOX LETTERS Roofing and EMabUshed proven business cuid have pleasant telephone an invalid, no housework or BY KEN MUSE S ii^ A R ? ' d^edit ve'ry bad?' voice. Call 649-3627 after 6. laundry, Uve-in A ------second week, work alternate ------oompletely stocked end op- PUU j-TTME tellers tor local weeks, pleasant surroundings. OLDER MAN wanted for gs* SOPPY, BUT I NO 'NOT BUT THE GUY SAYS THE est Douglas accepts lowest TWO handymen want a variety r o o FINO - Specializing re- eirating, your incom e sitaita ,^-1 (^seHHAH Infomuitloii down, smallest payments, any- of jobs k by., day or i...... hour. We bank. Must have good figure write Box HH, Manchester station work, part or fuU-tlme. THAT I OWNER pairing roofs of all kinds, new immocUately. Cash required a b o u t T h a t JUST LENT IT RDR WHY M O TH E R S O E T QR a Y where. Not small loan finance clean yards, attics and cellars. aptitude and abUlty to meet Herald. Call 643-2819. MYSELF/ BOPPOWEDIT Wa n t s i t e e ie v ic e THE HERALD wlU not I roofs, gutter work, chimneys —$6,000. Call collect 413-739- B C O < Y O U TO A FRIEND/ disclose the Identity of company plan. Douglas Mo­ Reasonable. Call 643-5305. public, experience not necea------I cleaned and repaired. 30 years' 2563. FROM..,. B AC K .' any advertiser using box I tors, 345 Main. sary, will train. Send resume RECEPTIONIST — heavy tele­ BORROWED.' experience. Free estimates. phone work, sstne typing and SHORT RIBS letters. Readers answer­ REWEAVING of burns, moth- to Box N, Manchester Herald. EXPERIENCETO ing blind box ads who holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Coll Howley 643-5361. 644- pubUc contact. Reply to Post ' ~ T desire to protect their 1967 CAMARO, 327, 4-speed, dow shades made to measure, 8383. NAME BRAND GOODS free. Office Box 222, Manchester, identity can follow *his | Call 644-0546, after 6 p.m. all size Venetian blinds. Keys SUBURBAN Help Wontod— Help friends shop with few dol­ Conn. OIL BURNER procedure: rooting, asphalt, lars weekly. You get things JUNK cars removed. Call 876- made while you wait. Tape re- slate. Premium ma- Fomolo 35 corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867- ______free. Write tor details end free SERVICEMAN Enclose your reply to | 6359, ask tor Dave or leave Free estimates. Call Main St. 649-6221. teinals CAPABLE woman to assist all new catalog. Popular Club Help Wanted—Mole 36 the box In an envelope — | Message. $15 per car. 649-5746 or 289-4898. address to the Classified with cleaning, part-time or one Plan, Dept. Y600, Lynbrook, Good pay, good working oon- LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ WANTED licensed pltunber, ex­ Manager, Manchester 1966 FORD, LTD, 2-door hard­ fuU day. CaU 649-5820. N.Y. dittona. Piaid vacatton. Paid ery, yards, attics, cellars cellent working conditions. Evening Herald, together top, power steering, power hoiildaiyis. Free Inaunance. cleaned and removed. Also odd Hearing and Plumbing 17 Call 646-2112 for appointment. with a memo llatl^ the .brakes, yellow with black vinyl Free uniltorma. jobs. 644-8962. A. B. Chick Plum b^ ft Heat­ 1 companies you do NOT top, low mileage, good con­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and want to see your letter. Heating. Bathroom remodeling ing, Inc. ______BTi^ROY CRANE dition. Can 646-3824. LIGHT trucking, cellar and at­ BUZZ SAWYER Tour letter wUi be de­ and repairs. Free estimates. RITA GIRL THE WHITING CORP. £ 3 tics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, stroyed If the advertiser 1966 CHEVROLET station wag­ Call 649-3808. MR. SAWYER 70 SEE YOU,M R.HILL, I'M GOING TO LAY MY CARPS ON (" very unperstanpable , s ir . WHAT/ YOU CAN 4-1 Is one you’ve mentioned. and trees cut and removed. 254 Broad St. ------so LET'S on, 6-peseenger, 283 V-8 engine, BOOKKEEPER — Full SECRETARY — Would you MACHINIST THE TABLE, YOUNG MAN. THE SAVE/HE MONEY^ It not it will be handled 643-6000. GRANT’S PLUMBING service. Miancheater, PlREaORS DIDN'T MAKE ME START WITH automatic transmission, good chaige. Local firm Is seek- enjoy the fast peuied exdte- 7 ^ ' SEND HiM IN ... In the usual manner Quality work for reasonable ing a gtrl with experience ment of television? All we 649-1166 BUT HE'S WASTING PRESIDENT OF THIS CHEMICAL AN IPEA THAT HERE, erlence necessary, 649-3936. cated In Andrews Building. 649- openings, excellent oppor­ order processing, invenitoiy “That won't be necessary, Prestin. We have ade­ come true. You’ll be. typing good figure aptitude. Will be 8038. tunity for advancement. control. Company beneflta, quate means of assuring they have nothing left!" YDUND: Large, m^[^ m DID YOU POINT IS I DIO FIND OUT STEVE CANYON Call Dog Warden, 646-4665. MANCHESTER — Dellvery- Glastonbury, Conn. mUbiight to 3 a.m. Call 649- LEXICKO G E T THAT ABOUT IT — AND W HAT , but rest good, asking $325, or HELLO, SHERIFF FINN! Building— Hght trucking and package de- 633-9485 6334. IWN'T you PLEASE STEP COMPANY? INFORMATION? YOU'RE DOING IS A PREATHTAKIN6, WE KOAtANS OF TODAY EXCEPT THAT WE NOW HAVE NOTICE is hereby given that best Hvery. Refrigerators, washers RITA GIRL INTO MY OFFICE! PRETTY ROTTEN THING/ tranamiaSlon, asking $125. 647- Contraering 14 COUNT PEL LOVE BEAUTY AS MUCH BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN WOMEN Optional Share Book No. 14265 and stove moving, specialty. 99 EAST CENTER ST. PASSO! OUK ANCESTORS DID, TO ADMIRE ! JULIUS CAESAR Issued by the Manchester Sav­ 1653. N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter Folding chairs for rent. 649- 800 SILVER LANE AND MARC ANTONY PIP NOT DRIVER for school bus, 7 :S0 to jaTi ings and Loan Association, In- contractor. Additions, remodel­ 0762. EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER KNOW WHAT THEY MISSED ! 1964 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. 8:46 a.m., 2:16 to 8:80 pn»., T ) A X J T ^ TPT T ThiT? oofporated, has been lost and Regularly serviced. Needs ing and repairs. Call anytime 528-9416 646-3441 Manchester schools. We train l-lfxiM IN . 1 application has been made to cam shaft. $250. 643-1038 after for free estimates. 875-1642. you. Premium wage scale. said Association for payment 6 p.m. Pointing— Poporlng 21 648-2414. Experienced male commer­ of the amount of deposit. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- ______cial bank teller. Excellent 1964 FIAT, 600 series, $195. modeling specialist. Additions, NAME your own price — palnt- SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, WAN’TED — Experienced trac- advancement potential. Ap­ NOTICE is hereby g^ven that Good condition. ’Two new tires. rec rooms, dormers, porchea, jng^ paper hanging, removal, hours 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-8:45 tor trailer driver. Apply in ply in writing to Roy R. Optional Share Book No. 12446 Cadi 643-1290. cabinets, formica, built -Ins, airless spray painting. Save, p.m., 649-8400. person. Carlson’s Express, Browning, Executive Vice IsBued by tho Manchester Sav- bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. 647-9664, OPERATORS ------Inc., 95 HlUlard St., Manches- President, South Windsor Inga and Loan Association, In- i969 PON’TIAC Firebird, ______WOMAN wanted to baby-sit in ter. Bank ft ’Trust Go., 1088 oorporatod, has been lost ani 265 h.p., blue, black vinyl t<^, CARPEN’TRY —concrete steps, b .H. MAGOWAN JR. ft Sons, my home, days 12:80 -6:30, Route 5, South Windsor, application has been made to 4-speed, dual exhaust, power floors, hatchways, remodeling interior and exterior painting, WANTED Mmday, ’Tues^y, ’ITiursday SERVICE STA'TION attendants Conn. 06074. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY flaid Association for payment steering, power brakes, r^ y n porches, garages, closets, ceil- paper hanging Thirty years and Friday. Child accepted. ”Vernon area. Days, nights, o f the anuMmt o f deix)elt. wheels, $2,850. 742-7607 after 6. ings, attics finished, r e c experience, four generations, 643-1041. weekends. High hourly pay . WHY DOn Y MIND IF I BORROW THESE FUNNY CITY DUDS rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth- Free estimates, fully insured, AT plus oommissions, plus bene- ______VDU PUT SOME OF YOUR OF HIS SHOULD S C A R ^ 1961 EKJDGE Lancer, 4-door sta­ er related work. No job too 643-7361. fits. Part-time, fiiU-time. C3all PAINTEUIS, experienced only, LITTLE P 09S 7 tion wagon, automatic trans­ UP A CLOTHES? AWAY ANY KIND small. Dan Moran, Builder. coUect, 272-0359 or call locally, top wages paid. CaU after e AAAN—TAA WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Porsonah 3 mission, radio, heater, exerf- JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom GROCERY ASSEMBLY SCARECROW . OF BIRD. Evenings, 649-8880. 649-0294. p.m. 649-4411. HAVING P INCOME TAX preparation serv­ lent runndlng condition, 40,000 Painting, interior and exterior, PROPLEAAS HELP Cma^. CLERK I DONTBOmsZVOO ice. Please call Dah Hosier, mUes. $260. 649-2062. MASONRY — All types of stone paperhanging, fully Insured. WITH YOURSELF / T/WUPLAlW/ Workmanship, work guaran- If no answer 643-6862. A night <^>ening from 6 p.m. RICHARD P. RITA GETTING ANYTHING \ Motorcyclos— N to 2:30 a-m. Experience ^ d . Call after 5, 648-1870, 644- CONTRACTOR — Interior, INTO THE THAT INCOME Taxes prepared by Bicycks 11 ex­ helpful but not necessary. PERSONNEL SERVICES GARDEN SEEMS Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. terior painting, paper hanging. . Company offers good wages SUITABLE. HONDA SUPER Sport, 126 cc. g^vE MONEY! Fast service. Discount on wallpaper. CaU and working conditions, con­ TAX Returns prepared In the Immaculate condition, 700 venient tree parking and RETAIL STORE MANAGER SALESMEN — Inside *nd out- Dormers, room additions, ga­ Oscar Hebert. 646-8048. above average btoeflts. AND ASSISTANT MANAGERS, aide knowledge of lighting fix- ctmvenience of your home. mUes. 649-2686 after 6 p.m., or rages, porches, roofing and T PIDSeWAV Apply: Several openings. Tb 12.6K. tures €uid electrical supplto*. Business • personal. Call 648- anytime weekends. siding. Compare prices. Ad- ROOE^ painting — Interior, 5838. A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- exterior,, ceilings, paper hang­ BINDERY FOREMAN — At least five years experience to BY AL VERMEER 0449. ing. CaU anytime. 643-0923. You need no prevlcms ex­ FIRST NATIONAL PRISCILLA’S POP INDIVIDUAL Income tax re­ perience. We’ll train you at all phases of bindery. Outatand- SALEISMAN — F\>r a radio *ta- turns prepared In your home Business Sorvicos STORES, INC. DORMERS, garages, porches, ft E. PAIN TINa service. In- a good starting salary. Val­ Ing company and benefits. ’To tton. Excellent potential. Tb THE ORAMA CLASS . c o m e d y ?.» by appointment. CaU 649- lOK plus. 9.6K. D.O.B. R O M E O A N D C ^ (JENNY Oflforod 13 rec rooms, room addlUone. ‘ «*'*°*' exterior painting. uable benefits, pleasant Park & Oakland Avenues PU T ONI A G R E A T 6606, H. H. Wilson. COMEDY TODAYS, JULIET” IS C V F A L L I kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing. Free estimates. Prompt serv- working conditions, oppor­ H A R D L Y A ^ \ C\THE BALCONY V-/ ------WINDOW cleaning for office, ------. - x^o YOUNG married men hopis Improvement, a d d ition s,______Hoor Finishing 24 NEW partment of Manchester Me­ B U T r WISH '/OU'P ( TELEPHONE DENTAL recepUoniat — execu­ chester. M// \ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ John Verfallle, 649-6760. partments in top dspartj /T3 DRY WALL — remodeling - tive secretary for office' In ------—— JUNK CARS removed, $12 each. tions, rec rooms, garages, paint, repair, or replace ceil­ Rockville. Send quaUfleations ,FUEL OIL driver, muct be ment and spsdoltjr Mono Prompt, reliable service. OoU porches and rooting. No job An equal opportunity employer ings and walls. Reasonable to full to Box V, Manchester experienced, fuU or part-time. throughoat the aoontrjr, 67a-04U. too small. Call 649-3144. Bonds—Stocks— rates. Call 649-6764. Moitgagot 27 Herald. hourly rate and frtog* offers chaUeoginc won 1968 CHEVY U, 4-door, good a r w a -i TniPk U A-l ------—- benefits. Apply Wyman OU with excellent opportm* I4ft0 Call ARS3 A*l. TTUCK la A-l. emUtton. Must seU. $40O. Laii j^ve- H o o fin g Siding 1 6 m o r t g a g e s — ist and 2nd. RECEPTIONIST — part-time YOUNG MARRIED girls for Co., 648-3488 ity for advanceoMBt. 649-8898. way* sealed and small truck­ ______— '* ------mortgages— interim financing i-6 p.m., Monday through Frl- oountor 'work at dairy and food ------Send resume to S t l4M k r o o f i n g and roof repair. —«xpedlant and oonfldentlal day, 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Satur- bar, 11 a.m. • 8 p.m. ahlfts; JANITORB, part-time, ev*- 196T AUSTIN-Heiriy 8,000, BrU- ing done A-l right. Call ’Tre- Shoe Con. Boa EB Unto Coughlin Roofing Co., Ino. 641- servloe. J. D. Real Estate day. Car necessary. Write P.O. also evening shifts. Write Box ndnge, Manchester area. OaU M i racing green. Low mUeage. mano Trucking Service toll chaster Herald. 7707. Amoc. 8484019. Box 222, Manchester, Cionn. T, Mon

PAGE THiRTV-POUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 \\ MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-nVB N rH Ih o n SO-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN oiid WHIPPLE Ho w m For Soto 72 Housm Per Sole 72 Hoiwes Far Sola 72 Housm For Sola 72 Homos For Solo 72 $10,900. IMMACULATE 6Vi- Out of Town Our of Town Our of Town life's lumps MANCHESTER — Top quality $l8k000 BUTS thle 5-room houae cow manure delivered. Call Room Ranch, flrajdaoe, bullt- MANCHESTER.— Key location, $24,900 — LARGE custom built For Sola 75 For Solo CLASSIFIED ^ m u G . Investment property with an In excellent condiUon, garage 75 For Sola 75 THK r 742-8358. Ina, recreation room. Assume Industrial zone, 8-family house, Immaculate Raised Ranch, A PRIZE Income of over $5,000 per'year. and lAtga. lot. Has assumable (COVENTRY — 7-room Raised VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen­ new furnace, excellent busi­ bullt-lns, fireplace, 1V6 baths, VERNON — Manchester Line ^ M E E D Brand new heeitlng aystem. mortgage, CaU on this one. Ranch. Modem kitchen with ELIJNGTON — Colonial, four cy, Realtors, 649-5834. ness potential. Cali now I Hayes garage, large wooded lot. 4-bedroom Oarrison Colonials, FAM ILY4 BE AlWREOtATED D IA L 643-2711 embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ aluminum siding. Quick oc­ IF YOU ARE thinking of sell­ nalely, the sidewalk on which he Fisher — The big dream FROM SOMEOKE WHO*S SEEM iT ALL BEFORE - utilities. Priced to sell. Charles mortgage. Only $31,000. Wol­ rooms and bathrooms. Pri­ baths, garage, family room. lent condition. Guaranteed. cupancy. Substantial cajElh will MANCHESTER AREA HEmON^ ing your home please let us was standing was slick with ice. His Godey — Never put off tiU to- Lesperancst 849-7620. \ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- vacy, quiet rural setting in $29,900. Meyer Agency, Real­ Pull price now $56 or 7 month­ assume 0% per cent mortgage. help you. We offer no guaran­ fool slipped and down he wenl. morrow what you con klU to- MOW MERElS WHERE THE PRIVATE 3818. HOMES Manchester. Good schools, TWO FIREPLACES!! tors, 643-0609. suffering painful injuries. ’ ConHnuud From Prucudlnq Po ^ ly payments of $8. 522-0476, SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at­ $23,500. Phllbrick Agency, Seven room Raised Ranch, tees, only a promise to do our ^ V E SMEARS INTO THE BEDROOM> convenient to shopping. Barn Could he collect workmen's com- uever Thn dealer. tached garage, screened porch, JUST 'JSTED — (Conveniently Realtors, 646-4200. best to find a buyer ready, AMD s t u m b l e s o v e r with pony stalls and j>arking. big family room with fire­ BOLTON pensalion? Was this an “on-the- Hdp Wantud—Mol* 36 Help Wanted— 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, D m w t at.—4-room Ranch, willing and able to buy. Call CLEAN, USED refrigerators, THE GREAT PANEf located 4-4 duplex. Just off Acre lot. Additional building place — sundeck — 3 bed- GET IN SHAPE job " accident? Jenkins argued that formal dining room, large liv­ recent aluminum siding and Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Male or Female 37 ranges, automatic washers West Center Bt. Nice fenced-in tot available. Principals only. ipooms, bulH-lns garage, % By clearing these three lots ing room and recreation room, furnace, figure 8 swimming it was. because his oufstretched with guarantees, see them at yard. Assumable mortgage. SPLIT LEVEL Own--T, 649-3408. acre o f trees. You will be alt Bolton Lake. You can Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. arm had been .across Ihe property —Night boat from SATURDAY WORKERS LICENSED real estate sales­ lovely landscaped lot with pri­ pool, assumable mortgage. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 Live practically rent free. Fairly priced at $17,900. near new Route 0 for easy have them In good shape so line, over Ihe company’s properly, ° “ **'*® Vedra man or saleswoman, excellent vacy. Immediate occupancy. ALL CASH for your property GOOD PAY Main St. Call 648-3171. $26,900. Keith Agency, 646-4136, ?28,900 commuting. A whale of a you can be In shape by the at the moment he slipped. Potter —^The way of an eagle opportunity In an agressive Only $25,900. Phllbrick Agen­ 649-1933. buy for $28,900. Call now. within 24 hours. Avoid red Hilliard St.—8-rooms,^j^xc«l- Lots For Sola 73 time swimming season However, Ihe court denied his — An affair of the heart NO SELLING company, high commissions. SEWING machine — Singer sig- cy, Realtors, 846-4300. Mr. Lewis at 649-5306. tape. Instant service. Hayes M odem kitchen, formal din­ ent condition, ortginaJiy starts. All three lots for claim, noting that his feet had still — Central Pork under- Call for interview, Lou Arru- sag, buttonholes, hems, fancy MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus­ ONE acre wooded lot with Agency, 646-0131. 68 HOLLISTER ST. To settle ing room, large living room built as a 2-fomlly. Owner only $1,600. Call John Mc­ been on the public sidewalk. The ground Make UgM delivertes, oar da, 644-1589. designs, etc. Originally over tom 7-room Oarrison Colonial, with fireplace, 3 bedroOma, frontage on two atreets in pro­ estate, four-bedroom Dutch Co- will hold first mortgage. B & W Laughlin for directions. 649- neceeBBry. Apiply 35 Oak St., $300, full price now $51. Easy 2% baths, 2-car garage, all 2 full baths, garage. Very fessional area, $6,500. Phil- 5306. judge pttinled out that it was his **‘**'^ minds kmial. Aluminum aiding, close BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Legal Notice Mlanoheater, Friday, 7 p.m. terms. 523-0931, dealer. aluminum, private treed lot, nice lot. This Is an exceUent brick Agency, Realtors, 646- fool, not his arm, that did Ihe ~ ^ •Upptog-Awn llte Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 to all schools. Will take back HUUard St.—B-zone lot with Manchester Parkade to 8 p.m. plush living In the finest of buy about $2,000 below mar-' 4200. AT A eXJURT OF PROBATK, ^■lipping. Non-FIctlen Model Home Furniture 80 per cent mortgage at 8 per neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, all utlUtlM, 60x140. Manchester 649-6306. B on application of Herman massive living room with rooms at $145, 3Vi at $160, 4^ ily room, paneled recreation Raised Ranch, 2 full baths, premises, he is on his own. io m "* ®>(paa Agency, Realtors. 643-0609. children. Call 643-6916. to warehouse for Public pliances, heat and electric In­ and a two-famlly in one parcel. $25,900. BOLTON — Spacious six-room ed at the Probate office In Man­ swimming pool, tennis courts, room Cape. Large kitchen, tive o r professtonal. Prime SEVEN-room Raised Ranch pany’s “sphere of influence.” Block —^FlngerprinUng Sale. Modem 3 complete cluded. $250 per month. Paul Fully rented with excellent in­ SEVEN-ROOM Cape, four bed­ BEAUTIFUL Lookout^ Motm- Ranch, 1% baths, cu.stom chester In said District, on the 14th TEUCAS Oil Company has open­ W. Dougan Reciltor, 649-4535. basketball court. Parking and dishwasher, disposal, bullt-lns, wooded buUding lobs with view with formal dining room, day of April, A.D. 1970, at eleven Thus, an employee who was hit Bcaddon — The siege rooms with the $1,(XX) look. come. Off street parking. Wol­ rooms, two baths, oversized taln, large 7-room Raised BOLTON—Carter St. 9room kitchen, beautifully land­ o’clock ki the forenoon and that FTIEE — Two cute kittens need storage all included. No pets. fireplace, 1^ baths, beautiful of Hartford. Peter A. Thome, modem kitchen, family room, by a car while on his way to lunch Brumberg — in quest o f Jt»- ing in Manchester area. No ex- 8 pc. Convertible Living verton Agency, Realtors, 649- two-car garage. Landscaped Ranch, Stone front, 2-car ga­ Dutch Colonial, breezeway, scaped. Louis Dimock. Realty, notice be given to all persona In­ a good home. 649-9236. FIVE ROOMS, first-floor, cen­ Call Hartford, 527-9238, Ver­ treed lot. Sale price, $27,900. Broker, 649-6281. 2 fireplaces, sundeck and ga­ terested In said estate of the penleno^ neoessairy. Age not Room. 6 pc. bedroom, 5 2813. lot, 109x150’. Marlon E. Rob­ rage, built-ins, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, 196x380’ lot. 6499823. was held entitled to compensation, tice; protest and dlment In tral, adults only, no pet. Se­ non, 875-8731, 875-4859. Mitten Realty, Realtors, 649 pendency of said application and Important. Good character a pc. Dinette. $10 down, you ertson, Realtor, 648-5653. family room, laundry room, Beautiful view of the Con- rage, on one acre wooded lot. the time and place of nearing there­ when it appeared that his lunch the Soviet Union today curity and references. 643-4677. 6980. $26,500. Phllbrick Agency, VERNON — 5*/4 room Ranch, on, by publishing a copy of this or­ must. We train. Air mall W.P. may purchase any room In­ HEBRON - WALL ST., four- 5.2 ACRES. Good bam, out­ city utilities. Trees, trees, nectlcut Valley $24,900. hour was paid for by the company. Busch — The Emperor's owoixl Liva Stock 42 MANCHESTER 2-family, con­ Land For Bant 73-A Realtors, 640-4200. heated rec room, treed lot, der In some newspaper having a Dickerson, Pres., Southwestern dividually. Immediate deliv­ FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. rooni apartment, heat, hot wa­ buildings, 9 rooms, family trees! Immediate occupan­ circulation In said district, at least Under these circumstances, the Dauven — The powera o f hyp- Peiaoleum Ocnp., Ft. Worth. DUN PONIES. Must seU. Ex­ ery or frea storage. room, 5 bedrooms, baths, venient, central location, HOME OFFICE walk-out baaement, excellent seven days before the day of said court found him to be sufficiently nosls “v r Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ ter, carpeting, etc. Available cy. Charles Lesi>erance, 649 To Inspect these vouea call GLASTONBURY — 24 tot ap­ FIVE-ROOM Ranch offering 2 hearing, to appear If they see Tex. cellent for child with some CAP & eXJP Charge Plana 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency, double garage. Good Invest­ the location. Only $21,600. Hayes “on the job" to be protected. De Toledano - One man alone- cated. Adults only. 643-2171 immediately. $175 monthly. 646- 7620. Want to work from your proved subdlvtelon, high, bedrooms, kitchen and large cause at said time and place and riding experience. 644-2975 af­ Also, our own Instant Credit Realtor, 649-5324. ment. Virginia H. Cellnaki, -. Agency, 646-0131. be heard relative thereto, and by By the same token, in another Hiohard Nixon days. 0882, 649-2871. home? Oail now to see this heavily wooded, city water, living room with picture win­ ter 6 i>.m. Plan Broker. Please call, 649-1116. mailing on or before March 28, icy sidewalk case, the victim did rnfl>e,^a„ _ -m* unoompteted 6-room Ranch. Near bue prime area. One acre each. dow, full basement with den, ANDOVER 1970, by certified mall, a copy o f MANCHESTER—Newer luxury LAUREL ST., Rockville, 4- MANCHESTER this order to Paul A. Schuetz, 23 collect compensation because of nest Halp Wanted— MANCHESTER line, all conveniences. Own­ FIANO AGENCY Peter A. Thome, Broker, 649 covered porch, garage, $15,- DISCOUNT FURNITURE 2-bedroom apartment, avail­ room apartment, heat includ­ $10,500 Summer St., Manchester, Ck>nn., and two extra factors in the situation. ^ 8-ROOM COLONIAL!! . 74 SCHALLER RD. er miast aeU! High 30’s. 6281. 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ Living room with huge stone retuin make to this (jourt Mai* or Fomala 37 Artleles For Solo 45 WAREHOUSE able now. $185 per month in­ ed, first floor, parking, yard, We Invite you to drive by 646-0191 First, the sidewalk was used almost Owner anxious to sell well kept Are you looking for a gxxxl tors, 646-4200. flirepiace, two bedrooms, JOHN J. WAL1.ETT, Judge, exclusively by company employees. j „ ' against the elder- NOW 2 BIG LOCAnONS cluding heat, appliances and appliances If wanted. $130. 180 Ferguson Rd. You will cc; Herman Yules, Esq. ALUMINUM sheets used as 3-bedroom Split Level. Ideal lo­ substantial 6-room family large enclosed porchi A carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, mcnthly. 6464)882, 649-2871. see a lovely Dutch Colonial SIX-ROOM Raised Ranch with Second, the company was supposed printing plates, .009 thick, 23x 3580 Main St. Hartford cation. 4%% assiunable mort­ home convenient to every­ Rotorf Propaity home suitable for year LIMITATION ORDER just 4 years old. This fine C V R 3 bedrooms, dining room, liv­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE, to keep it free of ice. ^ • WHY NOT LOOK INTO A 36” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1 522-7249 Realtor, 649-4535. gage. Price reduced to $28,900. thing in A-l condition? Then OanneoUcut Valley Realty Inc. SPARKLING 6-room Ranch For Saig 74 round Uvlng, oil hot water held at Mtanchester, within and for These factors, said the court, _ _ 643-2711. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) home features 4 , bedrooms, ing room with fireplace, mod­ the District of Manchester, on the MANCHESTER — 5 room sec­ call me on this brand new plus heated rec room, attach­ heait. Financing availatde. brought the sidewalk area within dWerant REAL ESTATE CAREER 175 Pine St. Manchester Wanted To Rant 68 2H baths, bullt-ins A many 643-0640 Bruoe Little, fflilrtey Little, COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ ern kitchen with bullt-lns, base­ 26th day of March 1970. ond floor apartment with heat, listing. ed garage, new kitchen, re­ Ideal starter home for new­ Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, the scope of the job',’ justifying grows up SCREENED loam, processed 646-2332 other choice features. Im­ Clara Reznick, Elizabeth Spelt mer cottage, fireplaced living ment Is partiaUy completed $165 monthly. Children accept­ WANTED —Threic-bedroom du­ cently painted exterior. lyweds. For complete de­ Judge. protection for workmen who were “ Taonpton Forgotten children gravel, banknm gravel, sand, (former Norman’s Pum.) plex. Bowers, Buckley or mediate occupancy. $40,- AS MEMBERS of the Manches­ room, completely carpeted, with laundry room and half Estate of Karolina Kasevlch aka Fast growing dynamic real ed. References, security de­ PloBsaint neighborhood. As­ tails caU 6495306. injured there. ®**“^ ® '* * ~ Amazon fill, stone. George H. Grlfflng, Warehouse 900. 649-5306. ter and Greater Vernon Multi­ ALICE CLAMPET 644-1571 enclosed imrch, exceUent con­ bath facilities, 2-car garaige. Karolina Kazevlch late of Manches­ estate firm looking for ag­ posit. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Green School curea. 649-2811. sumable 6 per cent mortgage. ter in said District, deceased. As one judge put it: Gordone — No place to be Inc., Andover, 743-7886. at com er of Pine A Forest Sts. ple listing system this office REALTOR dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes Situated on large wooded lot. gressive, career minded per­ Upper 20’s. Owner 643-9386. On motion of Antoinette Ado­ “(A workmen's compensation oomebody QUIET older couple, non-drink­ has hundreds of choice prop­ ROUND UP TIME with this Agency, 646-0131. $26,900. PhUbrlck Agency, B &L W maitis, 109 West Center St, Man­ son to enter the profession FOR SALE MEN’S and young Mon.-Frl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 LOOKING for anything In real B & W chester, Conn., executrix. law), because of its humaneness, Healy — Emergency and dte- ers, noMnnokers, would Uke erties for sale In all price 649-4548 or 648-7407 eight-year-old, five - room Realtors, 646-4200. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. of the 70’s. High income po­ men’s rebuilt shoes. Sam estate rentals — apartments, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. MANCHESTER — Capes, ORDERED: That three months should be interpreted liberally in after planning tential. Extensive training. G.E. frost-free refrigerator, ex­ a pleasant rent in private home ranges and styles. Let us solve Ranch with acreage right here Ranches, Colonials — If we Manchester Parkade from the 26th day of March, Yulyes “ Shoe repairing of the homes, multiple dwellings, no Manchester Parkade (XIVENTRY — 4-room Ranch 1970 be and the same are limited harmony with its purpose to pro- Hertz — Antique collecting men Call Peter Gutterman, for cellent condition, reasonable. or duplex in Manchester. your housing problems today. in Manchester. Ideal for don’t have just what you want, Out of Town Manchester 649-5306 better kind.” 23 Oak St., rear fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Mancherter 649-5306 MANCHESTER — Oversized with fireplace and attached ga­ and allowed for the creditors within tect injured workmen and their Hertz — The toy ooUecter confidential Interview. Phone 568-4219. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Northend preferred, by May CaU Doris Smith, Jarvis Real­ horses. Use your Imagination, we will find It for you. Call For Sole 75 which to bring in their claims of Watkins. four-room Ranch. Full base­ rage on oversized lot, $10,600. ANDOVER — Lakefront S-room against said estate, and said ex­ dependents.” Ilchman — The 1st Qall 643-1782 between 7-9 ty Co., Realtors, MLS, 643- . partner. Loads of possibllitieB. us. Bel Air Real Estate, Vin­ ROLLINO PARK 6 room Cape ment, oil hot water heat, 2-car BOLTON — Cape, 3 bedrooms, Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Ranch, quiet protected neigh­ ecutrix 1s directed to give public KEEP your carpets beautiful WE HAVE customers waiting p.m., or 649-0882 cuiytlme. 1121. Asking $31,600. The Paul W. cent A. Bogginl, Realtor, 643- notice to the creditors to bring In An American Bar Association pob- econom y o f change BEIGE Barcolounger recliner plus rec-room, excellent condi­ grarage. On bus line. Char-Bon 2 baths, dining room, scenic 646-4200. borhood, year 'round comfort HURWIT & SIMONS, despite constant footsteps of a for the rental of your apart­ Dougan Agency, 6494585. 9332. their claims within said time al­ Ik aenrice featme by WOl Bernard. -^eckBMi — Dlaaent in the Bu- chair, $60. 649-6237. tion throughout, garage, large Agency, 643-0683. wooded lot, aasumoble mort- plus swimming, boating, fish­ lowed by publishing a copy of this busy family. Get Blue Luetre. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ LARGE ECONOMY order In some newspaper having a © 1970 American Bar Association ,_*’^ * ” * (3ourt REALTORS screened porch, li^e yard, gage. Mid 20’s. Owner 643-6972. ing and skating. OiUy $19,900. Rent electric shampooer $1. tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. MANCHESTER Texas size lot, HIGHLAND PARK area, new circulation In said probate district Kreh — (Citizen nallon MAPLE twin beds, one wMh Business Property excellent for children. Recent­ RANCH MANCHESTER — Large 7- ranch, 7 spacious rooms, (HLUMBIA Louis Dlmock Realty, 6499823. within ten days from the dat« of 1138 MAIN ST. Paul's Paint & Wallpaper Sup­ 9room Raised Ranch, 2 boti», ______l«oour-Gayet — Everyday life box tq>rlng and mattreae, one DELUXE 2-bedrDom townhouse For Solo 70 ly remodeled kitchen. Assum­ room Raised Ranch, 2 fire­ paneled family room, immacu­ 2-car garage, handy location. EAST HARTFORD — Brick FIVE ACRES this order and return make to this EAST HARTFORD ply. with spring. Good condition. Have a large family? This 7- four-family, two bedroom court of the notice given. _ > , U.8. before the (dvtt apartment, appliances, utlU- able 4%% mortgage. Asking places, laundry room, family late condition. Only $28,900. A good buy at $36,900. Phil- BOLTON — 6-room Ranch. Wal­ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Very reasonable. 649-6912 be- ROUTE 6 — Business location, room Ranch is priced right room, 2-car garage, bullt-lns, apartments with all appliances Five minutes to beautlfiU nut kitchen cabinets, double 289-9525 THE AMAZING Blue Lustre tios, private basement, etc., $28,500. Ovmer. 6496822. Hurry 1. Hutchins Agency, Real­ brick Agency Realtors, 646- NYC Blast Victim , twem 6-9 p.m. 260’ frontage, 5-room Ranch, —^In low 20’s. All conven­ large lot, city utlUties. Re­ including air - conditioners. lake. Large 4-bedroom, two- stainless steel sink. Needs AT A C50URT OF PROBATE, , Levtomon — Executive streon wUl leave your upholstery $185. Immediate. J. D. Real iences. Must be scad! Call tors, 6495324. 4200. hed at Manchester, within and for coimtry store. Many possibili­ MAN(HESTER — 4-bedroom duced lor quick sale. Charles $62,000. Wolverton Agency, bath home. Extras includje (Some work. $1,600. down. the District of Manchester, on the s a id B o m b e r O f **cCaU - The theatre of Jeon- beautifully soft and clean. Rent Ertate Associates, 6434S129. now! ties. CaU now, $28,600. Hayes Cape, new furnace, roof, Lesperance, 6497620. Realtors, 649-2813. carpeting, built-ins, storms, Pasek, Reattors, 2897476, 742- 25th day of March 1970. Pam Sartre electric shampooer $1. Olcott JUST reduced — Six-room Present Hon. John J. Wallett, Musical Instrument!; 53 Agency, 646-0181. plumbing. Oarage, family Cape, buUt 1958. Treed lot, 1% screens, covered porch. Im­ 8243. Judfire. L le c t n c C ircu s McNVALESCHNT home, long C V R overlooking parkade, at­ Dord, 3-bedroom Ranch, re­ Maocheater. in said District diecean* MOONLIGHTERS "NEVER USED anything Uke GRETCH, NashvlUe, guitar, Immaculate, $22,900. Meyer ceUent location. Very clean. age on two roads. Below (re­ ed. aCUctata say a 23-yeor-okl col- Apartments 63-A established bualness. Always NOTICE modeled kitchen, bath, taste­ Irene H. WUsmi, administratrix it,” say users of Blue Lustre Pender amplifier. Excellent Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. Connecticut VaUey Realty, Inc. tractive . Cape, fireplace, Only $23,900. Keith Agency, placement. 40’s. SOUTH WINDSOR lege student who wnZ klUed Set- ~ P®*'i full, great opportunity for right Sealed bids will be received fully decorated, sewer and of the estate of Olive L. House, de­ economy got you down? I for cleaning carpet. Rent elec­ condition. $376. firm. Ciill af­ AVAILABLE April 1st, fiumish- Bruce UtUe, Shirley Uttle, aluminum siding, recreation 646-4126, 6491922. ceased administratrix of the estate urday In a ICartiattan apart- — "n*® pennynaver cook- person. For more information, at the office of the Director of water $21,900. Morrison Agen­ have many people who earn tric shampooer $1. The Shei^ ter 6 p.m. 843-1680. ed two-room apartment. Oak Clara Reznick, Ellzahelth ^ I t room, garage, wooded lot. FLOREN(CE (X)URC)EY of Harold S. House, having: exhibit­ call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ General Services, 41 Center cy, Realtor, 643-1016. ' New listing. Six-room Split ed an account of the dotngrs of said ment expketon has been identi- $100 a week, one evening win-Williams Co. Lodge, 643-9171. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, deceased administratrix with sakl fled as the man who planted a Morrison — Hawxirth harveft; tors, 646-4200. Street, Manchester, C oia i., im- 633-4525 Level. Roomy kitchen, liv­ and Saturday, as a world EAGER TO SELL! 644-1571 6496824. (CUSTOM aluminum sided Rais­ ing room, with wall to wall estate to this Court for aillowance. bomb last week in the Electric ^ story of the Bronte* book host or hort.ess, simply PAIR LADIES skik boots, size Wearing Apparel- FURNISHED axHtstment, 8 NOTICE tll April 16, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. OR it is MANCHESTER — 20,000 square ed Ranch, 1969. Huge trees, carpeting, 3 bedrooms, tiled ORDERED: That the Hth day of Olrcua, an East Village disco- Nielsen — The great powers showing our products. No 8, laced double Insulated. $15, rooms, modem, on bus line, JUST listed — neat five-room SIX ROOM (jape, beautiful loca­ for Furs 57 foot masonry industrial build­ NEW ON MARKET OF TOWN MEETING stone walls, double garage, 1% bath, lower level has 12x18 April. 1970. at three o'clock uter- theque. and Africa experteiuae noceaaary. Call call 6490971. adults only. After 6 p.m. call Kawdi, with three bedrooms, tion, hot water, heat, fire­ ROCUCLEDGE AND LOOK­ TIM MOYNIHAN noon at the Probate Office in the RA(X)OON fur coat for sale, ing, 1% acres, central location, carpeted Uvlng room, large APRIL 6, 1970 .... baths, fireplace, formal dining finished rec room with car­ Municipal Building In said Manches- Tile police said TXteaday that Perldns — Next year's diam- J. Moser, vice president, 649-4425. place, aluminum storm win­ The electors and citizens OUT MOUNTAIN WATER 568-0678 er. be and the same Is assigned I NEED a nice backyard for excellent condition. Call 649 all utilities. Many possibilities, ExceUent large 9room kitchen, aluminum siding, ga- room, buUt-lns. High 20’s. Mey­ peted floor, also one-car ga­ Ldiimael Brown, who died dur- pione idght, or day, 666-5666 col­ dows, gairden, city water and qualified to vote in Town STORAGE TANK SITE for a hearing oh the allowance of 0654. including commercial use. Cape, completely redecorat­ er Agency, Realtor, 643-0609. rage, well kept in and out. said administration account. with Ing an explosion in his apart- Picasso — Plcaa*o’a private lect. We will get you earning a swimming pool. Must be a NICELY fumisihed 3-room ra g e and treed lot. $21,600. sewers, convenient to schools IMPROVEMENTS. J. Waitson Beach Hayes Agency. 646-0131. ed, fuU a b ^ dormer, 2 fUU Meeting of the Town of Bolton, Priced to sell at $24,500. said estate, ascertainment of heirs ment, was identified by an Elec- tkawings money immediately. private home. I am in the pro­ a/partmen4. In 2-family house, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, and shopping centers. Reason­ Bid forms, plans and specifi­ VERNON — Sparkling 3-bed­ Real Estate Co. and order of distribution, and this baths, paneled fireplaoed (Connecticut, are hereby noti­ trie (Circus employe as the man Porter — The coUected e*- cess of starting a new season heat and electricity. $150. J. 6492813. ably priced. Available imme­ cations are avaUable at the room Ranch, large kitchen, 750 Main St., Hartford Court directs that notice of the time Wanted— To Buy 58 (XWNER wlH seU brick buUdtng, waU, 2-«me hot water heat, fied and warned to meet In the and place assigned for said hearing and must display actual D. Reel Estate Associates. 643- diately. Owner. Write Box GO, General Services Office, 41 547-1550 approodmately 8,000 sqinre waU-ttHwaU carpeting, dish­ BEAUTIFUL locatirm, five- Town Meeting to be held at the dining room with large win­ U&R REALTY CO., INC. be given to all persons known to models of our new 1970 WANTED — Antique furniture 5129. feet, one acre, near communi­ Mondieeter Herald. Center Street, Manchester, dow overlooking rear yard, be Interested therein to appear mid ^ u ^ *ortly betore the bomb ^f Katherine Anne PorteT^ BOOKKEEPER — experienced luxury pools. I will work out washer, recreation room, room Ranch. Pine paneling, (Community Hail In said Town be heard thereon by publishing a through general ledger, 371^ glass, pewter, oil paintings or ty coUege. 649-5148. Connecticut. bright fireplaced living room, 643-2692 copy of this order in some news­ a fantastic deal' for the right THREE ROOM, newly decorat­ large breezeway virlth 2-car fireplace, recreation room, on Monday, the 6th day of GLASTONBURY —(Custom 8- Brown' wes connected by po. ^ ~ » a n t lc •note- hours, fringe benefits. CaU 649- other antique items. Any Town of Manchester, garage and plenty of work paper having a circulation in said location, esu me, Stanley, 1- ed fully fumiabed apartment. garage, city utilities. Near breezeway, garage. $27,000. April 1970, at 8:00 p.m. for the room Ranch, formal dining, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor District, at least seven days before Uce with what they described as _ _ 5361. quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- (Connecticut area in basement. ExceUent Includes living room, bedroom, school, bus and church. Owner, 644-1821. MANCHESTER foUowing purposes: 2 baths, double garage, family the day of said hearing, and by a plan by the Black Panther 677-2776 or 1-584-2311. 8709, 165 Oakland Street. Investment Property Robert B. Weiss, value at $21,900. Keith Agency, mailing, by certified mail, on or be­ kitchen, and heat, second floor, Quick oocigxancy. 1. To vote to change the room, wooded lot, 30’s, Meyer fore March 26. 1970. a copy of this Party to get even with the Elec- ^® tenacity of prej- BOWERS School area — Six- General Manager 646-4126, 6491922. CAMERA — Nlkkormat-FTN, lonial, possible office and garage. Lot size 57x180’ . CbJl a storage maintenance buUding same amount already received. Stan Freeman, president of ZONING BOARD mission will hold public hear­ of Manchester, Connecticut, EAST HARTFORD trailer, $275 ping, 4-famlly with 4 room 643-2667 between 9 a,m. and 6 GARRISON Colonial — AU at Herrick Park and to author­ Proposed additional-appropriation to General Fund the Electric (Circua, denied the residential combination, i% ings on April 6, 1970 at 7:30 will hold a Public Hear'ng In Call 643-6624 after 5. THE THOMPSON House—Cot­ Houses For Rent 65 apartments, 4-car garage, new p.m. rooms exceptionally large, ize the Public BuUding (Com- Budget 196970, Board M E d u ca tion ...... $2,160.00 OF APPEALS dtodotbeque had a dispute with HI n iS lO rV baths, 2-car garage, $24,000. There will be a Public Hear­ p.m. In the Municipal Building the Hearing Room at the Mu­ tage St., centrally located, heating systems and roof. Mid formal dining room, living for the “ Handicapped Dlveralfied Work Experience t4>© BJack PanCli6T9. ___ EVINRUDE big twin outboard COMPLETTELY furnished 3-bed­ Hayes Agency 646-0181. FOREST HILLS — Four-bed­ mlssloa to expend said sum to hear and consider the fol­ nicipal Building, 41 Center IF SELJUNG is your game and large pleasantly furnished 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. room, 14x24’ with fireplace. ing Monday, April 0th at 7:00 ”We have benefits to raise ASSOCIATED PRESS motor, 25 h.p. with 5 gallon room Ranch. Redecorated and room Odonlal, 2 ^ baths, and to execute any and aU Program” to be operated at Bennet Junior High lowing petitions: real estate is your field, the rooms, parking. CaU 649-2358 MANCHESTER — $18,900. 127 Master bedroom 14x24’, ga­ p.m. In the Town Building to Street, Manchester, Connecti­ money for the Panthers all the Today Is Wextoesday, April 1, gas tank. $46 as is. CtaU 643- ca rp eteA . $250 monthly, plus paneled famUy room, custom agreements necessary and/or School through June 30, 1970, to be financed from a Item 1 Robert A. Wolverton— Jarvis Realty Ck>„ Realtors, for overnight and permanent e x c e l l e n t C-zone corner Highland. Three or 4-bedroom rage. Owner wants quick sale. consider the following appeals. cut, Tuesday, April 7, 1970. at time,” he said. "We have gxxid ^ ®f 1270. There ora 8624 after 6. utiUties. Lease and security re­ kitchran with aU the nice incidental to commence the Grant under P.L. 90-576. Zone Change. N has a desk available for your guest rates. parcel. Ideal for professional Colonial, new furrace, lot 88x Priced below replacement. 1. Charles E. Punk HI, Old 8:00 p.m. to consider and act relations with them.” 274 days left In the year. Thte la quired. Available April 1st. things. Peter A. Hiome, Brok­ construction of said storage Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Request to have the zoning immediate use. We wiU pro­ offices, and-or apartments. 226. Helen D. Cole, Realtor $27,600. Phllbrick Agency, Eaglevllle Road, appealing Ml the following: ~ Freeman said he believed the April Fools Day. 75 H.P. EVINRUDE motor, con­ NICE LARGE ROOM In private 643-1279. er, 649f^l. maintenance building. Budget 196970, Board o f Eklucation...... $48,800.00 changed from Residence A vide ail of the facilities, the Murt sell immediately. Offers 643-6666. Realtors, 646-4200. from the decision of Zoning Proposed additional ap- exptoslan, which caused Injuries TMtey’s HlghUgM In HIsIsiy trols and tank, very good con­ home. OaU Ames, days, 643- Dated at Boltpn, Connecticut, for the 1970 Head Start 6A Program, to be financed to Residence C for a single rest Is up to you. Call Mr. Invited. Heritage House, 646- Agent dated March 9th, de­ priatlon to General Fund to 17 persons, was "an indlvi- date In 1789, the UJk dition, electric start, serviced 4444, nights, 643-4520. this 80th day of March 1970. by a State Grant. parcel at 370 East Center Werbner, 648-1121 for an ap- 2482. RANCH, 6 rooms, modem kitch­ nying permit for construc­ Budget 1969-70, Registrars dual act” carried oiit by "a man Hmi#® of Representottvas heU every year by marine me­ Out of Town Board of Selectman Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Street, being on the south pointment to discuss this op­ chanics, completely serviced en, 2 fireplaces, 8 bedroonu, tion of garage. Location of of Voters —$6,000.00 who wanted to show the world first fuU meeting in Nser ______For______Rent M t h r e e -f a m i l y , stone con­ Richard Morra Budget 196970, Board o i E d u ca tion ...... $1,876.00 side of East Center Street at portunity. ready to go, $200. 644-1912. paneled basement, handy loca­ property West side of Old for Republican Town Com­ he could create havoc.” York City. Apartmenw Flan ■ struction, phis single cottage, JoMph Llcltra for Mini-Project #MP 4S-B, "Tutorial Program for RCXjKVILLB — 125 High tion, city utlUties, garage, $27,- MALE ASSEMBLERS Eaglevllle Road. This appeal the corner of Munro Street. mittee Primary, to be fi­ ______On This Dote in business zone. A good in- Raymcnd Negro Retarded (Children with Emotlonai Problems,” Item 2 Zoning Regulations — Tenements 63 Four-room older apartment. 600. Phllbrick Realtors, 646- AND comes in under ordinance nanced from unappropriat­ In 1578, the EhigStdi p**}******** vestmoiit. Moce information on 4200. through period ending August 31, 1970 under pro- Proposed Amendment ed surplus. ATTRACmVE 3-room apart­ Gas and gas stove. Living- 10.8. Because of terrain, re­ Current Quotes dtooovered the oiroulatten request, $65,000. PhUbrlck vistons of Title VI-A, to be financed by Grant. The Commission proposes to ment, heat, hot water, electri­ room space heater included. BRAZING OPERATORS questing a variance ,of 25 James F. Farr, Agency R eakon, 646-4200. OWNER rekteaUng, must sett Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund adopt a new Section 13 In •To picturo the' mlHtary as was’'t f ^ to' city, stove, refrigerator. Adults, $110 per month rent, $110 se­ For Aircraft Parte. feet to be approximately 60 Secretary. erivocatee of war is to do them a “ FqUuatooe, Iter MEN & WOMEN immaculate 3-bedraom Ranch. Budget 196970, Board of Education ...... $2,030.00 Article rv concerning signs. no pets. References, $180. 649- curity. CaU James J. Oesaay FOUR FAMILY, aluminum sid- PRESIDENTIAL feet from the center of the Board of Directors, cynical injustice.” -G e n . Wli- ^ Wi.* t All city utUiUes, griU, air- for M ini-Project #M P 1-A, "Summer School Food This section describes pur­ 5324. at 875-0134. hig, central toMtlon, good In-- E. A. PATTEN CO. road. This appeal comes In Manchester, (Conn, Ham C. Westmoroland, Army ootiOMiooiBti, large toot ahed, Service Tranlng (Coutm for Retardates’,’ through pose, general requirements, «ome, good investment. $87,- 808 WE'I'HBRICT.I. gx . VILUQE under hardship. Dated at Manchester, Con­ ahief of Staff. «»Mtesa Earn Extra Money VERNON — Willow Brook oonvendent to shopping and bus period ending August 81, 1970 under provWons of function, construction and THREE-room apartment in 000. Phitbrick Agency Real­ MANCHESTER, CONN. C«iAer at ft niompson Rd. 2. Edward Bzdyra, Dunn Road, necticut, this twenty-sixth day "Waste Is a product of the prt- ra wooded setting, ideal for one Apartments. Immediately new Une. $19,500. Owner, 640 4392. Title VI-A, to be financed by Grant. lighting, and the type of of March 1970. tors, 646-4200. Uberal benefits, first ehlf^jgreytly working OO-boor ' Manchester Proposed additional appropriation to General Ftmd appealing from the deter­ ^ e n t e s p i ^ e o o ^ . i f the b SL x^ ^ S J person or couple, large Uvlng 8H rooms at $160, 4H at $188, mination of the Zoning Agent signs, etc. which are permit­ MANCHE8TEIR — Six - room Budget 196970, Board o f BMucatton...... $8,625.00 private sector does not find rawme m a r«n-m ^ Deliver Telephone Books room with picture windows, Heat, hot water, refrigerator, (jokmlal in the Bowers school IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY dated February 26th, ap­ ted in each zone. oven-range, disposal, dish­ to be added to Town Account #006, .Project I, ways of Reeling with ft, then the i„ jgjg, at the end of the Bpoa- private patio and carport, area. Formal dining room, 1 ft t-Bedroom Apartments plication for a trailer occu- A copy of the proposed new New Plan washer, wall to wqll carpeting, Remedial Program - Project 77-2, .to be financed heat hot water and appliances Land For Sola 71 PBiDcy by elderly parents. Section 18 may be obtained HUDDERSFIELD, England ^ Ifti Oivu war, the Untted Matra Men and women with cars or light trucks to country kitchen and three bed- e (Complete electric kitchen by Grant a^ t^ -Chairman Edmund S. recognised the govsraimnt ot included. Immediate occupan­ air-conditioning, swimming rooms, IH baths, garage. This appeal comes In under from the Tow^i Planning Of- (AP) — The Rev. Stephen SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap­ Proposed addlttonal appropriation to General Fund Muskte, D-Maine, of the U.S. firnrrnlksftiiu Fnnoteoo FlMb cy. $180. monthly. Phllbrick pool, teimis courts, basketball Perfect family home. Wolver­ e 2 Air CondltionerB Mctlon 8.1. Hardship Is ^ flee. Hatcher, a 25- year-old Method- deliver telephone directories throughout Man­ proximately 6 acres with 641’ Budget 196970, OontroUer • Mlsorilaneous Appropri- Senate Subcommittee on Air oo. Agency Realtors, 645-4200. court, parking and storage all ton Agency, Realtors, 049281$. claimed. Cppies of these petitions and ift mteiiater, wants to dose included. No pets. Call Hart­ frontage, half mile to Martin e WiaU-to-wali carpeting atiom ...... $18,000.00 PoUuHon. In iw#, the Uiftted Stetea tetd chester, Wapping, Bolton and surrounding PART-TIME EVENINB SALES 8. Robert T. Veltch, Grant Hill this notice have been filed In down and sell off the churches, THREE-room apartment, heat, ford, 627-9288, Vernon, 872-4400. School. Owner wUI finance. M. MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- to cover Increased coats In Blue Ooss Insurance Judge (Carawell has spent his cXiba ft would gtva up tateW e Mastsr TV antenna Rd., appealing from the de­ the Town Clerk’s Office and church halls and Sunday schools area. Apply Tuesday, March 31, and Wednes­ hot water, garage. Just re­ H. Palmer Realtor, 645-6821. Ratos, to be financed by an Increase in MisoeUane- life upholding our constitution, held In (Cuba during WotM War room Split, Up-top condition, POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE termination of the Zoning may be inspected during nor­ In Britain and give the money decorated. 646-8572. SMALL 4 room house on 2^4 a IKi baths ous Revenue. He Is a Southerner. It is for n . day, April I, 1970, between 8:30 and 4 P.M. fireplace, Family room, gar­ Agent dated February 20th mal office hours. ^ raised to (Christian Aid. An add­ acres, $110 monthly plus de­ Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund these two reasons ctione that a Ten Years iiga age acre plus lot. Mid 20’a. Experienced preferred, but we will train mature e Laundry, storage area in application for a mobile If the new section Is adopted, ed advantage of his plan, he, at PRODISCO, INC., c/o Knights of Columbus FOUR-ROOM duplex, 1% baths, posit. (jouple, no children, ref­ Housos For Seda 72 Budget 196970, Poitoe Department ...... $8,000.00 far.out Uberei group Is bent on France cnndmrted Its ssoaod Hayes Agency, 046-0181. inen and women for interesting: sales positions. Ap- the basement home on hia property. the Zoning Regulations will be rays. Is that clergy of all de­ heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ erences required, (jail 1-684- for Special hotvlces, to be financed by an tocrease character assassination to stop successful nucteor teat to Hall, 138 Main St., Manchester. erator, laundry facilities, cen- 4331. L-RANCH, 6 rooms, basement ply at once during store hours, ask for Mrs. Bums Tlila appeal comes in under amended wherever necessary nominations would then be free portlaUy flnlahsd, garage, near iACMACfULATB 7 room Oo- Mlany Other Featuros to current servtoes. at any coat his nomination to Saiutra Desert, trnBy located. M ay 1st occu­ or Mr. Cohen. ordinance 8.1. concerning sign requirements. to get on with their real work In- high school. $26,500. PhUbrlck kmlal, fireplaced Uvlng room, Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund the Supreme Court.”—Lt. Gov. Five Years‘Aga * pancy. (Jail after 6 p.m., 643- MOUNTAIN VIEW Apartments, On Bus Line Planning and ftead of having to worry about Agency Realtors, 646-4200. dining room, set-in kUtdisn, Budget 196970, General Manager's Office ...... $28,125.00 Hardahlp la claimed. Ray Osborne of Florida. flirftia of $7 Inrnzdnsa MEatf Bring current auto insurance policy, driver's 9774. Vernon. Spacious 3V4 rooms, AU Intereated persona lu'e In­ Zoning (Commission organ ftmds and church repair psneled family room with aUd- for Community Development Action Plan, to be “I hope neither of us neeili 271 peraom to lotto, ntaotei avaUable April 1st, Including Modste open 1-7 PM. or vited to attend. M. Adler Dobkin, aocxNints. He considers it "sftf- license and registration. HIGHLAND Park Bchocri area, tog igtade doors to patio, full ftosnoed by State OranL the other’s services.” —MaJ. Wteoofzftn, Mtehigan, MI m w FOUR-R(X)M a|)artment, mod­ wall to wall cairpeting, freezer- Chairman Ish, sett-centered and a terrible large 7-room Colonial with IH bath and 3 half baUis, central By Appototment JAMBS F. FARR, B m arfU rf Signed: Robert L Ouftiwa, a chaplsln and Ohio, em kitchen, beat, hot water, refrigerator, heat and hot wa­ (Clarence W. WelU, waste of time and money” to Telephone clerics and loaders also needed. baths, fireplace, screened alr^xindlUanlng, garage, large • riom or wwMito'- Boaiil of Dlreotora , Grant B. Toothaker Sr. with Ihe 82nd Airborne Divlaton, Oo* Yaar Ago Miqwrch, garage central loca­ ter, dishwasher, range, dis­ 646-2623 Secretary maintain antiquated bulMtoga porch and 2-car gangs. Many lot, 0$4 per cent aaaumable * • * Manchester, (Connecticut I Chairman to his twin brother, M sj. Uloh- Rescue worhen tratw Uytog tion, middle sgsd couple pre­ posal, air-oonditioning. $160 Dated this 80th day of Maroh toat are used maiidy by a hand­ extras. Mid 80’s. PWbrick mortgage, $$3,900. Exchislve. 643-1023 ^ Datsd at Manchester, (Connecticut, this twenty-third day I ICavtd Roach. ant L. Oiubwo, a divifton pfaysl- to rsoiffi ftomo IM ferred, no children. 6497128. per month. Coll 875-4901. UAMCBXATWat PABKADB 1970. ful of elderly people ^ y once Agency, Realtors, 646-6300. Evana k Clapp, 047-1464. 643-4112 of Marah, 1070 I Seorataiy cten, before their first panv caught to • oosi ntois - or twice a week. ofauto Jump tofftbar. at Btmtmnu, ~~ ’ \ V ,' J \ ‘ ^ V \ w t \ . 1 .A V

WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 1, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-SIX JlatttliMtpr lEttPtting Most Manchester Stores Open Until 9 O^Cloch Tonight Miss Deborah Snyder, daugh­ A Jimlor High Dance wlB be Reardon Says About Town ter of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Frldny from 7:30 to 10 at the SNET Issues Snyder o f 47 Hig^iwood Dr., was Teen Center. TTie music will Average Daily Net Preea Run 0oott Paimer, son o( Mr. and He Can’t Ban Pinehurst—Today Always Famous For Fine recently elected to the dean’s be supplied by the ’’Rogues” . The Weather. M n. Donald FaJmer ot 16 Tiim- Phone Books For The Week Ended list at Lasell Junior College, Au­ There will be an admission Gradual clearing, breeiy, coot' b«r Trail,. piajred the part ol charge. Bus on Street Jennery 14, 187# M D r . Menders and was st^ e de­ burndale, Mass., for the first Some 66,000 new Manches- U.S. Choice beef cuts, not one, but tonight; low about 80. Tom orrow ter-Rockvllle telephone direc­ sign chairman for the Aurora, semester. She was also elected Police (Jhief James 'Reardon many, are the featured Items this lEuTtiittg to a lh mostly, sunny, breesy; high 40 John Andreo" of 97 Br-ton Bd. tories, with a color photo­ (ni. College Draima Guild pro- to memibershlp In the Blue said today that he cannot stop week. Our sausage maker will to 46. Saturday's outlook — fair, and William Hlllnski of 93 Ben­ graph of the lunar landscape 15,890 ducltian, ‘Ohoata.” A 1968 gnad- Key, an honor limited to sen­ have a fresh grinding of Italian milder. ton St. have been named to the on the cover, will be deliver­ school buses from using Myrtle Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm uato o< Mandiester High School iors who are selected' by stu­ dean's list at the Unlverslv of ed throughout the area start­ St., as a short cut from Miain Style Medium Hot Sausage . . . he Is a sophomore at Aurora. dents and the administration to Rocheser for the fall semester. ing today., The cover photo­ and Bake-A-Loof Meat Loaves represent the college as campus St. tb Center St. graph is a reproduction of ready for you early Thursday. VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 155 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 (OleasUled AdverUsiiig oe Fsgie tl) PRICE TEN CENTS guides . and hostesses during Hia statement was In reply to Mrs. Robert Biatterworth of 92 Three Manchester girls, sen­ one taken from the A^llo 8 freshman orientation. a repeat complaint registered Vennon St. Is on ihe committee iors at the Bridgeport Hospital spacecraft. for the ‘Summer Fhehton Show" School ol Nursing, are member.^ . The entire phone book fea­ at a March 19 Board of Di­ WHOLE scheduled for Seturda.y at 2:30 Miss Susan Palmer, daughter- of the school chorus and per­ tures the theme: "Peaceful rectors comment session: Ihe pjn. in the Physical Education of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Palmer formed at the New England exploration of space — a tri­ oomplaint was from a Myrtle SIRLOIN TIP ^Hartford IRS Computer Center at the Undversity of Hart­ of 16 Timber Trail. Is among 30 Hospital As.sembly in BOston umph In com m unications.” St. resident, who said that TURKEYS Teamster Strikes ford. The show will benefit the Aurora (III.) College students last week. They are Miss Linda Hundreds of space facts school bus use of the street was Full of Mercy Northeastern Connecticut Chap­ working this week at Live Oak Turgeon, daughter of Mr. and appo-or throughout the white a traffic hazard. ter of the National Multiple These plump white prime BEEF ROAST Policeman (Fla.) Advent Christian Home. Mrs. Ade'or Turgeon Jr. of 3 and yellow pages and, in the Reardicm, who said he will try SAN FRANCIBCO (AP) — Sclerosis Society. The students ■will do landscap­ Durkin St.; Miss Audrey Lin­ beginning, there Is a brief to discourage the practice, said grade oven ready 10 to 15 Lba. average. Just as it comes from the packer . . . The regional Internal Revo- Called ‘Massive’ ing, painting and general dahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. story about the role of Bell- also, "I know of no law, regu­ we will cut to order this large family roast. nue Service office says its The Master Mason degree Kills Youth grounds duties, as well as writ­ H. O. Lindahl of 9 Avon St.: com m , Inc. In the space pro­ lation or ordinance that will al­ 13 lb. broad breasted computer center at Ogden, WASHINGTON (A P)—^Trucking and union negoti­ will be conferred' when Frlend'- ing letters for the senior citi­ and M'ss Bernice Mora, daugh­ gram. Bellcomm is a subsi­ low us to restrict school buses HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Utah, received the foUowing ators haggled over billions of dollars in wages today ship Lodge of Masons meets in ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mora diary of The American Tele­ Ralston Purina Farms zens and working with children. from using any street in this Nbietoen-yeaixdd Abraham Rod- letter from the Oallfornia of 330 Hackmatack St. phone and Telegraph Co. and Oven Ready, Carefully Trimmed, while many of the 425,000 Teamsters involved in the the Masonic Temple tomorrow tow n." rtguec, trying to charge out o< minister about Ms 1968 tax Western Electric. Honeysuckle Young Hen national labor talks continued striking in dozens of night. Lodge will open at 6 Tunxils Forest, TaJU Cedars of He said he is considering No Pat Added U.S. Choice Pinehurst Boneless an aReyway past a pursuing w oes: O’clock for the first sect'on. Jehovah’s Witnesses will hold placing a four-way stop sign at cities. ------Lebanon, West Hartford, will Turkeys rate special policeman who had trapped him, “I am a minister of a "There ere indtoatiom of good Grinders will be served in the Wave its 19th annual ■vartiiety group discussdons of Bible aid Myrtle and Linden Sts., "in the WBB shot and klUed by the po- First Church of Christ, Scien­ small church and do most progress,” said a source In the banquet hall between sections. show Friday and Saturday tonight at 7:30 at 18 Chambers Interest of the 'senior citiEens mention for quality and hoeman Wednesday night. of the bookkeeping, includ­ Lodge reconvenes at 7:30 for a St., 281 Woodbrldge St., 726 N. tist, will have Its regtilar mid­ who use the Senior Citizens Cen­ negotiatloRs that dragged nights at the King PhUip School "I saw flomething white In his ing most of the tax reports. through Wedneoday night uid Air Traffic business meeting and second Main St., and 144 Griffin Rd., week testimony meeting to­ ter at this Intersection.” value. In West Hartford, at 8 o'clock. Sirloin Tip right hand and something shiny I received the enrioaed no­ into the early morning before night at 8 at the church. section of the ritual work, with Jack Anderson of East Hartford in South Windsor, and FVench Reardon said that he has in­ tice of a penalty for my re­ terviewed the owner of the bus In Ms left," Patrolnmn Anthony recessing in the second day of Marshall E. Hodge, master, and Manchester is show dl- Rd., Bolton. At Lombardi told PoHce CMef turn being late. Miss Anne Creed of 53 S. Lake- com pany which uses Myrtle St. the naUon’e biggest trucking R em a in s presiding. Officer dress is tails. rector. Frank Gworek at Man­ Thomeui J. Vaughan. "This was an unintentional Boy Scout Troop 123 will and that the bus company own­ strike In hlotery. chester Is the junior psist grand wood Circle was on the dean's TTie ob jects turned out to be a oversight on my part and meet at Community Baptist list for the fall sem ester at the er has promised to discourage OVEN WMle the bulk of Teomstera Miss Kathryn Johnston, Tall Cedar. Tickets will be avail­ portable radio and a screw­ due to our limited budget it Church tonight at 6:30. University of Vermont, Burilng- his drivers from using the drivers remained on the job, Crippled daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben­ able at the door. driver. will work a reel hardsMp to street. cMef Industry negoUator Ray F. jamin H. Johnston Jr. of 574 The youth had been in a car pay for It. I shall pray tor Beagle said the walkouts were WASHINGTON (AP) — Air The Senior CSioir o f Commu­ Spring St., was recently elected Douglas E. Zaccaro of 71 lb that pMlce chased through Hart­ M ercy ." maBsive. traffic remained crippled today nity Baptist Church will re­ ROAST to the dean’s list for the first Adams St. has been named to (JUbert and Sullivan Worksiiop ford’s streets and expressways His Trucking Employers Inc. as unten and government otfl- hearse tonight at 7:30 at thie The m s said the case has semester at Lasell Junior Col­ the dean’s lit? at Bentley College will rehearse Its production otf Early Churches until It crashed into another on been assigned to a tax ex­ group, representing som e 12,000 cia!te disagreed whether a ir con ­ church. lege In Auburndale, Mass. in Waltham, Mass. "lolanthe" tonight at 7 at the they give you more ten­ Albany Avenue. aminer at Ogden, whose first firms, pledged, however, not to trollers W'Cre retundng in atgotl- Manchester High School audi­ Meeting Topic der white turkey slices of BEEF U was the second tim e In a name Is Mercy. call a nationwide lockout In re- leant numbers to thrir oontial torium. than the ordinary bird. month that a policeman had taUatlon as it did three yeeirs towers and radar scopes, "Odd Meeting Houses and (Pre-heat oven to 300°, roast In imcovered pan, add no ego. A heavy spring snowstorm in liquid. Allow 18-20 min. for rare, 22-35 min. for medium.) shot a fleeing 19-yeaikdd sus­ Cub Scout Pack 98 den moth­ Churches’’ ■wlU be the topic of We have some very lean pect to death in Hartford’s pre­ The Industry pledge eased the Midwest added to air travel ers and committee leaders ■will a slide presentation by Mrs. dominantly Negro and Puerto pressure on President Nixon in woes caused by the sick leave U. S. Choice Brisket PINEHURST U.S. CHOICE meet tonight at 8 at the homo Elarl Bissau o f 304 School St. Rioen North End. Just the night Jet Hijackers deaUng with the nation’s latest campaign of the Professtonal AFTER EASTER of Karl Hahn, 53 Willard Rd. Ulbor crisis by averting—at Air Traffic OontrbUers Organl- I lOUSE' at a Center Church Women’s Corned Beef. Lb. 91.39 before, a third man, a 39-year- CUBE STEAKS oM Negro businessman, had least for now—a total trucking ration—PATXX). Little Theatre of Manchester FeUowship meoting tomorrow at been critloally Injured in an­ May Release shutdown. p. Lee Baliey, PATCO’s exec- SHOE will meet tonight at 8 at its stu­ 8 p.m. in the FeUowship Room other incident In which a pohee- One trucking firm In Cleve- uUve director, was raJUA in dios, 22 Oaik St. of the church. man used Ms gun. The busineas- land said emi^oyeB reporting court today to explain why he A relative newcomer to New man wOs reported getting better Passengers for work today were halted by should not be cited for oontem|»t Engtand, Mrs. Biasell came to Wednesday. men with shotguns and pistols, n, a s a ow pitzaimmono and Beagle, were scheduled 163 showed up, CMca- after a poUce bullet struck Seoul. ing this June 30 and another $50 to the needs of our veterans, The $60 million requested for which will be cut as you ask. Lb. .39 (In 2 Lb. PAN $1.78) hhn In the back last month. Abe left aboard a special Jal ^ faced with closing /gap be- go' where 66 out of 113 reported milUon In the VA’s medical care personal as well as medical,” the next fiscal year would be ^ ^ rm moved^er the state. u n l^ repo^ de- and Kansas City where ^ o t 63 I lOUSE (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Ten) budget request for fiscal year he said. used to increase the staff of VA Ch^ng smw a^ al^ to ^ ^ in wage wera on the job. 1971- , The President said the $16 hospitals and clinics, to improve The Veterans Administration million supplemental appropria- the staffing of the spinal ^ ^ By Wednesday evening, TOe wide ar^ of weclDltation was on the has a medical budget of $1.64 tlon he requested would be Injury centers and other a ssL *^ with toe ^S^rm improvements In mileage pay, ground at CMcago’s O’Hore a*r- SAVE WITH ECONOMICAL GROUND BEEF MlUon for the current year and spent In April, May and June ‘"iportent specialized medical has asked Cemgreas to approve P^ly to clear up the excesslv ^ P^hase seriously reoch^Into Oonne^cut betWIta, vacations and cost-of- TWA alrUnes canceled all OhU $1.70 blUl«m fo r next year. backlog o f dental claim s o f Viet- o P ^ t ln g equipment the night. It was moving toward cago flights druing the eu au evening "I am determined that no nam veterans. ^ rising drug and southwestern Quebec and lU Some ^ 325,000 o f the Team sters hours. Braniff called o ff a ll (JM- III ALE TASTY TENDER PINEHURST BEEF STEW American serviceman returning It would provide funds also to expected to carry It are city drivers who are paid by cago operations until morning, Nabisco Creos 49c with Injuries from Vietnam will Improve toe staffing of existing (See Page Five) (See Page Three) the hour and average $4 hourly Before the snow stopped oper­ 946 MAIN STREET LEAN U.8. CHOICE and about $10,000 a year Includ- ations toe absence o f 'a ir con­ Nabisco ing overtime, while the remain- troUera was caisaing flight de- Downtown Manchester ^^Women in Ing 100,000 are Imig distance lays up to two hours at CMcago. Vanilla Cremes 47c Ground Chuck u. 89c drivers paid by the mile, now In toe New York area twohour White” (3 Lb. Lota 8Sc) Rev. Abernathy Wonders: ranging from 11 to 14 cents, and delays were reported at Newark average som e $13,000 annually. Airport, up to an hour end 84 DELUXE U.S. CHOICE Got the Del Monte Peas according to industry estimates, minutes on west bound flights “BLAHS?” 4 303 Cans 89c Round Ground Lb.*1.09 (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Sixteen) Try one (S Lb. L ots 96c) Does Voice of Nonviolence of these Shurfine Peanut Butter proportioned Tiny Tender Beef Steak Cubes ...... lb. 9 9 ^ uniforms 3 Lb. Jar$l.l9 Fall on Deaf Ears Today? Nixon Says: on for size. EVERY DAY LOW PRICES By KATHRYN JOHNSON aive acts emd policies in this Jumbo Saran Wrap Hence, w e part com pany,’ ’ he Land O’ Lakes and State B u tter...... lb. 7 9 ^ Associated Press Writer country,” axlded. Trailers One Answer 49c He made It plain he personal­ The fllTBt year after King’s ATLANTA, Go. (AP) — Two Isle of Gold Margarine...... lb. 2 0 ^ ly ruled out violence as a weap­ death, SCLC, a loosely knit or­ years after toe assassination of on for Ms group. ganization of numerous church Try Schubach's New Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the To High Housing Costs Strickland Farms Grade A A Eggs .... doz. 6 9 ^ In a later teievlslan quesUon- affiUatea without formal rank- nonviolent oiganizaticn he led andanswer program, however, and-file membership, tightened MIAMI (AP) — President during toe civil rights' move­ ”A trailer Is ecotwmlcal and Country Fresh he said: its belt ftoanclaUy, cut staff, Nixon says mobile homes are on Sealtest M ilk ...... gal. glass 9 7 ^ ment’s most dramatically suc­ really practical tor me," sold Sparkling Motural Color “I will never lead any pro­ and waited tor something to answer for Americans faced by cessful period, is seeking a new Ellen Williams, a divorced Donuts 45c Box gram of violence In tMs coun­ give dramatic Impetus to its the shortage and high cost of Kabuki T u n a ...... 3 for 31.00 m ilitancy. nurse who lives In a m odem 60- try, but honesty will cause me struggle to survive os a rele­ houses, and many Florida trail­ footer with her 7-year-old son In B. Photograph of Your Child During the 1970s, says the to admit that I don’t know If vant, effective force tor social er-dwellers are quick to agree. Tampa. /WHITE 8WAN\ Rev. Ralph David Abeniaihy, people will continue to listen to change. UNIFORMS There is one Mtch: Most of Her trailer is well fumlahed, who succeeded King as bead ot the nonviolent voice.” That something was the poor, toe parking lots have hung up the Southern Christian Leader­ Is the SCLC being forced—or centrally heated and air oondl- “ The g^reatest thing we have no vacancy signs. Uoned "and it only takes me an MAINE POTATOES 10 • ship Oonference, "we’ve got to wUl it be—to adopt a more mili­ done In toe past two years is to incredible at lift Negroes to a new mIHtancy tant attitude In civil rights en­ "Mobile homes are lesF ex­ hour or so each week to clean make visible the Invisible poor pensive than a house," says a it,” she said. CALIFORNIA LARGE ICEBERG of civil' dlaobedlenoe through deavors because of tougher of tills country,” declared Aber­ wMch we con speak to youth." stances token by other black or­ Stanford, Fla., owner with the Mioet traUer-dweUeni intor- nathy. "'We caused the nation to fervor of a cultlst, "Just os • no age CARROTS pkg. 10c LETTUCI! Heed 29c "Many of the youths have lost ganizations? stop 'and take a look at some­ vlewed boosted of leas apace to roomy, easier to clean and usu­ heat and air condUlon, and nom • -true-to-life natural-colpr film used! V V hope In (he system. And at the Says Tom Offenburger, of thing that has existed for years SCLC’s public Information of­ ally Mive al Ithe m odem gad­ would admit to being cramped • your choice of charming poses! same time, we must hold onto and years." gets.” Just two styles ^om a new shipment too adults who wish to nedoem or making many saerltloas in fice : The Poor People’s Ooimpoign, The average mobile home —just received! • taken by our professional photographer! the soUl of America without "T h e attitude Is that each o r­ taking up trailer life. which Included toe makeshift costs $6,0(X> to $7,000 and is • every photograph beautifully finished! guns and violence,’’ sold the 44- ganization does hds own thing. "In fact," said Mrs. Warrsn Above styles gre made of Dacron— Resurrection City, built In too parked on a lot that rents tor • remaining poses are specially priced, too! year-old Alabama-born Baptist Everywhere you go these days, B. WMtten of Tampa, "Ws have natien’s capital In 1068 to dram­ $25 to $50 a month. ^ j I I is nylon corded knit jersey. • one sitting per child! preacher who took over os chief you hear: 'There are many atize the plight of the poor, dUl as much closet qpacs as In angr "Paying for toe trailer and lot apostle oi nonviolence when ferent ways to work. Let’s don’t not realize Its major goals—to regular house we ever had." com* In: GRCCERY rent usually comes to about $130 The new princess with coachman overtones has split mandarin collar King was assainrinated April 4, fight each other.’ spur congressional action for Mrs. IVMtten’s lO-toy-12-ftwt a month for toe first couple and epaulets. Petite sizes only, 6-16. • wfcon wm'rn opon ovon/ngs A Rare Sight 1968 in Memphis, Tenn, "If anyone argues that non- jobs or a guaranteed Income. kitchen has a buUt-ln rang# and years until you get the trailer 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 7 p.m. INC. Abernathy, in an interview, vioience-ts not ^ right tMng, "B ut It will go down In Am eri­ oven. , Wali-to-waU oarpadiig The convertible V collar is accented by the double chevron bodice. The ’Umbellula’, a primitive, flowerlike marine ani­ paid tor,” said Jack Ritter, a PINEHURST did not spell out In detail whet we''U argue with them. But this ca’s history,’’ declared Aber­ covers the floors In ths ISdiy- • rngular hours Sizes 8-18, also Petite 4-14. mal, is seen for the fire^c time on the ocean floor, he meant by a "new militancy" Is nothing new. There have al­ Tampa park operator, "Then 14-root Uviio; room and tooOi lOa.'m. to 1 p.m., 2 to5:30 / CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE nathy. O/it/iaits® its natural home, in this Navy photograph released but gave as an example the ne­ ways been arguments with “For the most part, our gov­ you only pay $40 or $50 or so a bedrooms. month rent. TTkat looks pretty Saturday ’til 5 p.m. today. The picture was taken by remote-controlled cessity for persona "to break 8CXC on tactics and how far to ernment has demonstrated that The problem right now is to Both styles only 9.98 good to anyone Jiving on a budg­ NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Open till 9 'Thurs. and Frl,— 8 A.M. Thurs., Frl. and Sat. camera at a depth of 15,900 feet in the Atlantic their silence’’ and speak out go In any given situation. in September 1968. (AP Photofax) against what he called "r^xe*- "But wheii It comes to vio- (Saa Page Twelve) et.” (Sss Page gtotosn)

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