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Pfc. Gary A. Thompson, aon U.S. Air Force Sgt. Frank J. Junior Warden Russell W. The Senior Cltlsens will spon ATeraga Daily Net Preaa Run of Mr. and Mra. Joseph Thomp Tedone, son of Mr. and Mra. Schlatter will preside f(>r the sor a food sale and gift table The Weather About Town son of 99 Maple St., rtumed to Richard Tandy of 60 Dartmouth Friday, April's, starting at .9 LAST THREE DAYS For The Week aHHI Shower* ending this evonlng Ehitered . Apprentice degree a.m. at the Senior Oltdsens Cen January 14, iaT9 this country recently from a Rd., recently participated In with partial clearing later. Low Pvt. Donald F. Denloy Jr., aon year of oopibat In Vietnam with when .Frienddilp Dodge of ter. The event Is open to all about 40. Tomorrow cloudy with of in', and Mra. Donald F. Den- Exercise Arctic Express, a Masons meets at 7:30 tomorrow gold card holders and to the i -I of 2 Alpine St., haa recently the 4th Infantry Division. Ho high 40 to 60. Saturday’* outlook will finish his remaining SVj NATO training exercise In Nor night at the Mhacnic Temple. public. Sm o or 15,890 — fair. returned from a 18 week tour of months of service - at Ft. Hen active duty at Bt. Ord, Calif. way. An aircraft electrician per Special lecture presentations Mancheeter— A City of Village Charm ning, Ga. manently assigned at Dyess will be given by Harold O. Christopher Cooper, son of Pvti Denley completed an eight* Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cooper week baalc training courae fol AFB, Tekas, he provided essent Staiger, past master of Oriental ANNIVERSARY SALE Lodge of Masons tn Broad at 188 Feiguson Rd., has been VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 149 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—-TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 (Olaadlfled Adrerttidiig on Fage S8) PRICE TEN CENTS lowed by a five-week light Mias Unda Turgeon, daugh ial support for the Tactical Air named an (honor cadet for the v^ilole drlvera course. He la a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Adetor J. Brook. Officer dress Is tuxedo. Command element that flow Refreshments wtU be served fourth marking period at Fred BUY ilOW AND SAVE! member of the U.S. Army Re Turgeon Jr. of 3 Durkin St, erick Military Academy, Ports serve in West Hartford. was recently eleoted corre Cl30 Hercules aircraft to help after the meeting. sponding secretary of the Con transport some 5,000 troops and mouth, Vn. He has also been chosen assistant squad leader Mns. Stanley Batee, director necticut Student Nursing Asso- equipment to the Tromsoe area Bernard Olovtno of the Bruns wick Parkade Lanes recently for Co. C, which is competing Sm oor Carriers Junk of 8buKliieM.er PubHc Health datkm’a third district A fresh- of Norway. The cold weather maneuver testing NATO's air donated a free afternoon of for the Utle of “Best Drilled Fulbright Boosts Nursing Aaaoclellan, reoeaiUy men at Bridgeport Hospital attended the Natkoiial I^eague School of Nursing, she Is presi and sea development Involved bow'Ilng to .the members of the Squad." 917 MAIN .STREET—MANCHESTER ‘Junk Mail’ personnel from United States, Bennet Junior High School spe Package tor Nurahig Assembly of Home dent of the school's drama club OPEN THl RSDAY TO 9 P.M. Postal Worker SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — HeaMh Agendea at the Hotea and librarian of the schoOl’B Canada, Britain, Italy and Nor cial education class of Mrs. Bar bara Damauskas. Read Herald Ada A federiU gr^nd Qmianodore tn New York City. choral club. way. Carswell’s Foes fused to Indict 18 postmen accused of throwing away, ^ sn\. WASHINGTON (AP)—Sen. J. W. Fulbright of Ar instead of delivering, about kansas broke ranks with most of his Southern Demo 6,800 pieces of "Junk mall." cratic colleagues today and announced he would vote The 28-member panel de Still Tied Up in Negotiations to return Judge G. Harrold Carswell’s Supreme Court liberated about 40 minutes SE nomination-to c o m m itte e .------after hearing some five lEaster Essentials for Men and Boys He cUeclosed his stand in a testify in Carswedl's behalf, Sen. hours of testimony, U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate speech, giving a boost to Tydlngs, D-Md., had read tele Atty. James Browning Jr. The chief negotiators on ^ 9^1^^Srr_- d o w n t o w n m a n c h b s t b r the strategy of opponents to try grams to the Senate last week said. pay increases and other he'll be with it all the w ay in these updated fashions to IdU President Nixon's nomi Indicating Tuttle was not willing He said the Jurors ques benefits for the nation’s nation by recommitting it to the to testify for OarsweU. tioned whether there was postal workers left the bar save on Easter Fashions Senate Judiciary Committee. Fulbright said U would be criminal intent and whether • U se Y our Ons question that has been the mailmen had been In gaining sessions Thursday helpful to him and he thought to consult separately with j M aster raised, he said. Is the willing other senators before they vote formed of regiSatlons relat Charge Your Choice ♦ ♦ *» for girls, 7 to 14 ness or unwllUngnesB of Cars- on CarsweU's nomination if the ing to third class "Junk" higher authorities. welfs colleagues on the 6th U.S. mail. Spokesmen declined to char Judiciary Committee would find Twelve of the 18 have re acterize the oetton os tnUcatlng ------^ I Circuit Court of Appeals to en out why there has been a ALL NEW SHAPES IN | dorse his nomination. signed since their arrest last either progresa or deadkMk, but short sleeve c f O S 9 change in Tuttle's position. Feb. 8. Browning said com there had been toreoaats eeiltar TWO GROUPS OF | He said that whUe the Judi- Also, he said, there have been otary Committee record con plaints against all were dlS' that agreement ooukl be buy 2 for reports that Another 6th Circuit missed. reached quickly. tains a letter from former Chief Judge, John Minor Wisdom, eu:- reg. 1.98 ea. Judge Klbert TutUe otfeirlng to Postmaster Gen. Whiten M. €>rt 3 .5 0 tiveiy opposes Carswell's nomi Blount went freon the oanfer- 1 .T T nation and blocked a move for enoe room to "oonsuit with oth FOR BOYS' I an endorsement by the court. er afOctels of the administra- Fulbright tadd that since the Kidnapers tkxi," a spokesman said. He did A. Blend of 65% polyester and 35% Dodd Urged Judiciary Committee completed not rule out the possibility that cotton with perma-press finish. its hearings, there also have Blount would call at the Whit* Regular spread collar. White, blue, been additional allegaUons of To Release House, re g . 10.98 maize, green. Sizes 14'A-17, ToVote^No^ bias against Carswell and var The cMef negotiator lor the ious bar groups and distin postal unloM, Jemes p. Ghdea, OR guished lawyers have an U.S. Envoy left to report to George Meozqr, On Carswell nounced their opposttinn to the president of the AFL-CIO, and nomination. SANTO DOMINGO, Domini Asst. Seoretory cf Labor W. J. B. Easy-cdre 100% nylon tricot strlpei can RepubUc (AP) — An ab in blue, brown, green, grey. Reg HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — He said it would be unfortu- Usery went to confer with Sec reg. 16.98 ducted U.S. air att^ h e, Lt. Ool. retary of Labor George P. ular spread collar. Sizes 14’A-17. The chairmen of the General As- nate if the Senate had to rely on Donsid J. Crawley, will be re sembly'B Judiciary Committee reports of these develop- Shultz. _, ______. ments In deciding how to vote leased by his kuinapers at 3 Other offSettUs of the Post Of- are urging Sen. Thomas J. Dodd eonflrmation, Adding the in p.m. today at the Mexican Em flee Departmerit and the postal to vote against confirmation of lormaitlon ^loudd be obtained bassy here, the dhencellor of the iBiion heads zvonahied In sesrion the appointment of Judge G. through the orderly procedures University of Santo Domingo re to discuss what spokesman do- Harrold Carswell to the U.S. Su- at the Judiciary Committee, vealed. scribed as "tschnlcal pr«*>- preme Court. For these reasons, B\ilbright Dr. Rafael Kiaase Acta told •ems." Easter Blouses 2.66 "The highest court in our said, he would vote for return- newsmen that In exchange for A resumption at Adi negoUs- country deserves more than me- ing the nomination to the oom- Crowley some 20 xxditical pris tlom was scheduled at nddsMier- 1 / regularly $3.50 oners will leave for Mexico noon. diocraty," said State Sen. Jjackets Pentagon reported today that produce a settlement or break fashion accessories for girls nominatiort comes to the floor Carswell's nomination. In Latin Amcriaa's other cur- Defy Court, Remain off the Job of the Setote. Only a few weeks ago, the op- rent political kidnaping, the Ar- 16,000 of the 26,000 guardsmen down. Rag. 2.98 2.59 3 for $5 Connecticut's other senator, poslUon felt Carswell's approval K® government rejected the WASHINGTON (AP) — De- man said delays were not as se- of Kennedy, International, La- aiid' reservists c ^ e d out tor the "Any action we might tahe 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 was a virtual shoo-in. But the demand of the kidnapers of a splte a court order forbidding vefe as Wednesday when some Guardia and Newark alrportsi— New York postal strike are oouid only warp or louse up the Abraham Rlblcoff, has said he baigainliig downtown," sold Real sharp-lookingl Contrasting trim. will vote against Carswell. Bst of negative votes steadily Paraguayan consul that two any strike, about one-Hfth of the nights were up to seven hours 69 of 131 controllers failed to being relieved from active duty. Hidden hoo'd in collar. Elastic cuffs. ■ASTIR H and B agi grew in past weeks as antl-Oars- prisanerB be departed to Para- country's air traffic controllers late. Most points reported de- show for the 8 a.m. shift, the "About 10,000 military person CStokman Gale W. McQsa, D- k Group 1—6-button, double-breasted all wool flannel Explaining why he and Car Wya, of the Senate Post Offioe Zip pocket, Sizes S, m, I, xl in novy, rozzella had sent their telegram weU torcas chipped away at guay- The government said one stayed off the Job today. The re- lays of less than one hour. Federal Aviation Administra nel will be retained on active » blazer or tweed mix . . . double-breasted striped rayon blue, green, maize, brown. Sizes to Ax 8 4 c Rea-11 Committee and head of the Sen to Dodd, Pickett said their ob- What they called the Judge's of the men Is at large, and a gujt ^ a s delays and canceUa- Only two light aircraft man- tion said. At Oakland, Calif., Uie duty for the present to be avail % flannel . . . single-breasted wool plaid. All now colors, J .Sizes 7 to 14 1 .6 8 R*a- I1-9a lackluster record. federal Judge said that the other ^ons of nights Just as the Bast- aged to leave Chicago's O'Hare FAA listed 46 of 84 absent. At able to the Poet Office (Depart ate conferreee. "That iS the only ^ Jection was not based on ques reason tor the delay." » Sizes 8-16. Novelty vinyl plastic T>iv«dAvn» Mvon failnd tn **jld him he did not want to er weekend crundi was ibegln- Held after 2 a.m. as a toot of Kansas City, where busy coast- ment) if required," the Penta^ tions of liberalism or conserva gon said. The negotiatorB started thstr In black and white. tism, but on the quality of Cars nnn«i-mniHnn ’ for w« «rnt l®ave the Country. The k'dnap- ^ et snow closed the runways, to-coast trafHc Is handled. It i Group 2—Fancy wool plaids in single-breasted model Patents In happy col nominee J u ( ^ dem ent F ‘ ^ called Buenos Aires ^ gn<,vv on the runways The A ir. Transport Association Hsbed 21 o< 66 missing. At Chica- Chief Pentagon spokesman seaaions Weshirts said Nixon is standing behind Orowley is the third U.S. offl- busiest airport. ly number—^would be canceled. 7,500 of the nation's 14,000 «wi- I don't think Carswell Is one of The 15,000 include Army E U id negotiations got under way. them." the Judge. clal kidnaped since September The,t in turn affected traffic The CSilcago closing, like the tnollers, said the FAA was play- ^ Latin America and hedd host- gigg^here along the airways. New York air trafHc center ing down the number of absen- Air National Guardsmen as well reg, 3.29 ea. 1.89 2 for 3.75 Pickett emphasized that he as Army, Air Force, Navy and (See Page Eigbt) short sleeve and Carrozzrila were acting zts eg er _^ ^ age tor the release at poHtloal Federal Aviation Agency slowdown, had a rippling effect, tees. ■ASTIR GLOVIS Nixon “Is confident he will be prisoners. Crowley's W dnaj^s ^ normal Planes that had been expected "They are doing this by bring- Mlarine ireeervists but there was Long sleeve dress shirts in white, solid colors, stripes. Individuals, and that their plea confirmed. no immediate breakdown on Perma-press finish. No-ironing needed. Button-dpwn ^^9 reg. 1.00 to Dodd did not necessarily rep said they were members of a ^ ^ controllers went to arrive at Chicago were held supervisory personnel to work in the centers that regu- at the originating Held. Others somV araas, trainees to how many of each were .being collar. Sizes 6-16. / resent the thinking of the entire released from active duty to Census Data rag. 2.39 aa. Nylon stretch gloves that toe Senate R^Wlcan of Prerid^ J<^uin movement of aircraft once set on the ground. ^ork positions," said Robert •a . white only. Four Judiciary Committee. ershlp had notified Nixon that who announced Wtdresday airport reach. At the New York oenter- day. Like the U.S. Senate's Judici styles. Stretch sizes opponemts of Carisweli hod ^ Page Eight) The FAA and industry spokes- which controls flights In and out (See Page Eight) Hie move reflected the contin to fit all. ary Committee, the General As votes to send his nomination uing improvement In the postal Goes in Mail Crew neck pullover knits in a blend of 65% polyester ^ sembly's Judiciary Committee back to committee. Strike situation. The Pentagon clears appointments of Judges— BOYS' REG. 10;98 and 35% cotton with permanent-press finish. Sizes S, M, Ziegler said there are always on Wednesday returned to their L, XL In solid colors. but to the state courts, instead "lots of reports biased on ru normal stations 2,600 regular Tomorrow of the federal courts. mors, os was that one." active duty servicemen brought OR Pldzett and Carrozzella had "I know at no memo sent to Parents Protest out tor the strike. WASHINGTON (AP) — The a l l - quite a battle on their hands the President that would indi Henkln said the prooessinK of govMument is holding fast to its the 15,000 Guardsmen and Re- plan tor the biggest mass msil- Colorful collection of woven plaids. 65% polyester and last year when they recommend cate a breakdown of the vote," ed reappointment of a contro- he said. servlste from active duty would Ing of the decade; Saturday's 35% cotton with perma-press finish. Regular collar. vershil Circuit Court Judge, Rod be done as rapidly as possible to delivery of 68 mllUon census The nomination appeared to questionnaires to almost every Sizes S, M, L, XL. ney S. Elelson of Trumbull. The hinge on how many GOP votes Alabama Textbook Depicts issues were different from the (See Page Nine) home in the naZion. the opposition could muster. If a instal strike erupts again present Carswell controversy, An aide to Ekhvanl W. Brooke, but the debate was Just as heat R-Masa., a leading opponent, and tiee up the maU in New ed. Elelson eventually won con York City then, the Omsua Bu (See Page Ten) Slavery as a Rosy Utopia reau plans to play a wsltbig firmation. Miserable? game. But to the event of a pro By KENNETH REICH happiest ways of life in Ala have as much need tor this kind longed walkout, the bureau w4U The Los Angeles Times bama before the war between of worker and did not fully un setzd some of it corps of 160,000 the states," begins one of the derstand ways that slaves enumerators — moM of them Your Choice . #. e BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A Blame It AD women—to every house snd In Coventry small group of black and white chapters in the edition now in worked in the south." Water - repellent use. "This la life as it was Going on to describe fighting apartment in the city. parents here have startled "A tow days dlftorence In de shell of 50% cotton, school officials by objecting to Uved on the big plantations. . . in the Civil War, the book re On the Gals 50% Avril rayon the owner raised thousands of counts, how northern soldiers livery won't create a real prob- perma-press slacks the standard textbook being A lem," a spokesmsn said with full rayon lin 900 Roar Disapproval used for Alabama's elementary bales of cotton on the big “went about the countryside, WASHINGTON (AP) plantations with Negro' slaves eapeclaHy the Tennessee Val Wertoeaday. ing. Ideal coot for state history classes on grounds ernment analyst is oompUing an The CwstltuUan requires • everyday wear . . . that it describes both slavery to help with the work." ley, burning crops, taking unofflclat report concluding census every 10 years, mainly The chapter then proceeds things that did not belong to roin-or-shine. Boys' 4 .3 3 and the Ku KIux Wan in what most men already believe tor the purpose at decldtog hew sizes 8-18 in solid At Airport Hearing favorable terms. with an account «f life on the them and killing southern many representativea each The textbook, “Know Ala plantation as seen through the men." —whatever alls them can be olive or olive plaid. Fast back jeans with scoop front pockets and facility, lowering of land values state gets in the House. But in hemmed bottoms. 76°'o dacron polyester arid By HOLLY GANTNER bama," Is the only state-recom eyes Of the children of the About the KKK, the book blamed on women. 1910 a housing census was stM- 25% cotton. Sizes 27-38. (Herald Correspondent) In the area, objection to the way plantatibelt loops and use in almost all diskrlcte. ters' where she cared for some would go to the person who had oanoer, arthritis, sterility all re ter pollution and deckle on th* SPECIAL GROUP port sometimes appeared to ap cient to handle general aviation Since five mothers protested sick person," says one passage. cuffs. 50% fortrel polyester and 50% needs in the area for many don3 the wrong and leave a sult from female domiiiaitce of best allocation of ludursl re cotton. Sizes 29-42 In green, blue, proach the decibel level of the to Birmingham school authori "She is the best friend the warning. Sometimes this wam- the family." says Dr. Phon E. sources. BOYS' EASTER navy, brown, olive. airplanes that the vast maj<»- years—these were some of the Negroes have, and they know key factors mentioned by the ties in February about the con ii* was enough, but if the per Hudklns, a Labor Department The mammoth stsusks of ques- Ity of the crowd didn't want to tent of the book, it has again i t . . . son kept on doing bad, lawless lawyer' and economist In the tionnairee, each oddrsseed to a In the area opponenU, most of whom camo been endorse*) (by members of "As you ride up beside the things, tbe Klan came bock Manpower Administration. household tound by such oon- The overwhelming opposlUon weU-armed with prepared stato- the Stater Board of Education, Negroes in the field they stop again. They h^d their courts In The name Is real. <.trasttng methods os surveys cn to the proposed general avia- menu who formally lulopted it tor working long enough to look up, a dork torest' at night; they "It can't be," said a Labor foot and aerial photography, Of the close to 900 people MEN'S REG. $5 UNLINEO tlon facility was clear in the another year. tip their hate and say, 'Good pnnnrd sentence on the crlml- Department official, also unoffi- have been in the post qfftoes t e loud cheers that greeted r ^ people present, about three A 1970 edition of the book is morning, Master io4m.' You Mds and they carried out the daily. sevend weeks. Easter Coats. SIzu 3 to Ax. ihg. i 4.n 12.90 marks by such anU-alrport dozen rose to the microphones now in the final stages of pre- like the friendly way they sentenoe. Sometimes the sen When told Hudklns hoMs a They are to be defiversd by rag . 4.98 golf Jackets spokesmen______m Stephen . Loysim in Coventry High School gym paratlan. Some —^but not all—of speak and smile | they fivow tence would be to leave the 0313 rank in the |16,000 to mailmen Saturday and filled out ' u^D oiiaid Kingsley, while boos to ^ake themselves heard. Bar- the paswges the' mothers ob bright rows of white teeth . . . 7 817,000 bracket, the official next WediMsday. April 1, dMrigte 2 p r . $ 9 BprIng colon. 3 »o 6x. oondtd to rayon. Pretty and hisses were the reaction to njf estimates that the attend- jected to have reportedly been "How's it coming, SamT" "When law and opd^ r ^ wasV re snapped, "He'll never make nated as Census Day by Oon- the only two proponenU who ance would be close to 1,000 altered, although the book's your father asks one at the old stored, there was no'more need OS14." gress. Ivy model dress slacks in 3 . 3 0 BDoke Robert Gantner and WU- not far off, and the gym publishers declined to specify Negroes. “Fine, Marse Tom, Jes for the Ku Klux Klnn." Hudklns, whose 200-pege rt- Sixty per cant of itw houos solids, checks and stripes.' "S lit t le Boys' Sport Coots, Rag. 8.98 7 .8 8 Itam Miller. was set up to handle an even which ones. fine. We got more cotton than State Superintendent^ of In port Is compiled mainly of writ- holds—those in the larger flIHee Also flare bottom herring PermahfnI-prcss, zip-front jocket that is wash No single lactor can be cited croWd. Hie two most controversial we can pick." Then Sam chuck struction Ernest Stone com ings by well-known psychla- —will return the questksmalr es bones. Regulars and slims. able. requires no ironing. Has self yoke, self aa bslng typical of the ow>osl- officials from the State ports of the fourth-grads text les to Mmseif and goes back to trlste, lawyers, anthropologtete. in a poatoge-pslll onrslops, Sizes 8-16. collar. Sizes S, M, I, XI. in solid navy, blue, mented. "I don't feel the things fioM «“au.“c h lik !i7 w lld '“^7o”dl'Wui? browTsm** Uon to the airport, no single Bureau of Aesxmautlcs, the ore those dealing wtUi slavery picking fast a« he can. the book said about the Negro soclologiste and oiher experts, while the oitaw 40 {NT om t wM \\ green, maize, brass, tan, pewter. ihread can tie the arguments group tha.t had called for the In a later chapter, the auth- and the role of the Man. (See Pof* Vifi) Air and nolso poUu- "Now we oome to one of the o(s say, "The norih did not (See Page Ten) (See r ^ e ElgM) SHOP EVERY THURSDAY UNTIL 9 PeM. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ttSr»Mk*oi‘ real need tor the (fieo Page Twelve) ------
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fA O B TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 Is Bobby Watson. Language, the big. For the ultimate In put-ons, Sudtt Station Highatt Sheinwold on Bridge instrument of logic, and a logi- Fim G loves patent flowers or bows snap on THEATER TIME Abilene Hosts Thousands MOVIE IMnNOB Theatrical Frenzy a Search ca< structure In Its own right, or off basic hand coverings. . GENEVA — Europe’s Mghsrt Rogers Asks Negotiations today's FUNNY Fashion gloves might sltow a rail station SCHEDULE FORPARENTBANO Is reduced to total noneommunl- perches onijy 9400 YOUNG PEOPLE KEEP BinFriNO TBICKH 'cation. Hide Winter gllly-laced look or a meshed feet 'below the famous Jung- On Arms Limit for Mideast Of Visitors to Ike a Day WHEN DRAWING TRUMPS NORTH The extreme of the ontlrsol- ring pattern, a ttay tab of red or frau's 18,642-toot pook In Burnside Ttte Adventurers, A s sSlsMiM «f » • nSSit a Is is«M* ♦ 95 To Escape Race to Destruction Istlc theater is captured by Jean brass naiUiead accent*. But erland. The railroad’* flnU 4.4 stsiit Mm sipSsSWIy s» By AIJFRED SHBINWOIJI 10642 By JOHN M. HIOHTOWER request tor 36 more Phantom Jet g ;oo. By CAI.VIN MANON ly BOO movie film reels, and au By DB. ALLAN UGWIS Genet who conatructa a world W orn Hands whatever the detail, the iMea is mites, all tunnel, took 14 yean AP Spedlal Correspondent Bghters and 100 Skyhawhs. Bast Windsor DrlVe-m —King dio tape and records, which, O AK98 no longer functions. Jeon-Poul relative, endlessly unknowable. Assoelated Press Writer In many tnimp contracts the The Loa Angelee Times Sartre, with rigorous lotel- Realism would pigeonhole a per of his own in which evil Is the fun ghMng. ’ to build. Wa s h in g t o n (AP) — The ReaifUrmiing U.S. commit- of the GrissHes, 7:30; A Wlckman said, would run Into Jit KQ 10 highest good and crime the By ARLEEN ABRAHAMS AU U ll MMimo key to sucoesa Is to dnaw pre lectual dlsoipllne, negates all son with a single adjective. In Nbcon BKlmlnlstrattoni, foUtowlng ments to Israel’s security, he Thousand Clowns, 9:10. ABILKNE!, Kan. (AP) One thou.sands of miles of tape. G w iril Audimeit WEST EAST UdHortB Note: Dr. purest of emotional exjM- Associated Free# Writer post values, reaches a final Pirandello’s world "one can up Mat denial of a new sale of jet selld that country has nU the Manchester Drive-In — year ago—April 2, 1969 -former ^he Place of Meditation and cisely two rounds of trumps and 4 Q10 7 3 4 K I 6 ttavla, direotor of the BlwJiea- riences. In ‘‘Deathwateh,’’ a Gkyvea may be a giiT’s beat "no" to God himself. Con never penetrate another’s iden war planee to Israel, has made combat aircraft it needs now Kremlin Letter, 9:16; then prooesd with a ruffing or 0? 98 KQJ peam Fertival In Stiatfcrd, murderer achieves religious friends! 100 President Dwight D. Elsenhiow- Elsenhower’s crypt lead in the ALL ASU AOUimDlimD the demned to be free, man, says tity . . . beneath the assumed a fiW i appeal to Russia to me- and, if an emergency arose, Rifies^ 7 ;i6. Psmtil GulStncs 0 10 5 2 0 QJ63 Ooniiy U author a t "The Con ecstasy. Genet, an outcast, a Do your hands resfembte those er was burled in the chapel of number of visitors. Although GP Ssi^BM-----' crossruffingto plan. If you draw Sartre, creates his own history self lies another self equally In giotiaito a oeUtog on arms ship- Washington could rush more Theatre The King of Jit 9762 A 854 temporary Hieater.V thief, a pervert, a criminal plctui^ in the before rather the Elsenhower Center at Abl- called a chapel, it is not actiiah only one round of trumps, you on toe other side of despair. distinct." ments to the Mldeaat. planes. t^e Grizzlies, 8, 7, 9. SOUTH accepts tils world anfj gives It than the after hand lotion com- ly a church, and rvd religious In his debate with ZSeus, in Although not optimistic eibout Officials stood by Rogers as------run the risk of an overruff; if 4 A842 The theater of th« past decade Alfred Jarry’s "Ubu Rol," a a beauty of its own — a final morciala? Do they reveal Im- services are held there. AIIAICTID "The Fites," one of toe most Soviet agreement to a formal sertlon that Russtan tostaliaUon Undtr If itquiru Knmpwiyliii you draw three rounds, you 9 A753 hoa wdtneMed on unexampled kaleidoscopic fantasy of sur condemnation of accepted pcshslbte-to-grt-rld-cf age spots? Since then, more than 760,000 braced as we can terrifying scenes in modem a m » Kmltetlon. officials a « , of an advanced type of anU-air- v ls lt^ have . .ft Awtnt or AAult SuaKlon wind up wHh not eiwugh ruff 0 74 frensy of Miuatlon-iieekliig — realistic figures, is anottMr fore practices. Have they lost toe battle" of too hopeful the Soviet goveozm ^t ^ U n the Mideast balance of l Y c U l O n 8 W e a l t t e r y l ^ ^ have _^^ug be tor the big ^ h UUs spring drama, Orestes, in terms of N in s ing tricks. o4 AJ3 nude, nonverbal, sweaty, notsy. runner of today's avont-gaude It Is unfortunate but unavoid many detergent*, too much may respond to U.S. aetden this power, ...... , and sumnver. Last year, in the toe 60s, rejects the establish indicates THE ASSOCIATED PRESS church-Uke building containing summer months, we had North deaiter. North East South WsH The living theater Impoaes theater. The first line of the able that In the decay of moral snow and cold, and not enough week on the'llJtoeli request by Information here NO ONf USOIA 17 Aommo Both sides vulnerable. anarchy before confused but ment and chooses exile and play is a four-letter word and unn.-v Crypt. Abilene, population 550.000-600,000 people. At one 1 O Pass 1 ^ PSM ity many should turn to drugs creaming? holding down Ito own arms de- Russia is putting In about 18 (A|t IlMIt M y M iy Opening lead — Three of permUaive audiences and not freedom. "Ubu” may go down In hdtto- Mvenliw to Egypt and other Aralb SAM-3 bases, effective against '"e throng of tour- were averaging 9,000 a 2 <3? Pass 3 NT Pstt and crime and a private world No need to panic. Glove* are BveraeB TO n,gypc ana omer AiaiD ------. pours of rain belted the Madwest ista to become a way of Ufe. expect this many or hi MitAin oriM) Spades. ■o-toleront vice squads. Bertolt Brecht likewise sees ry as the beginning of open ob- of sensations as a cop-out from low-flying planes. 4 IP All Pass human nature os an ever chang the great cover-up. And, moot nations. South refused the first trick _____ Jerzy Grotowskl permits a Bcenlty on toe modem stage. rejected reality. Happenings, Secretary of State WU'llam P ’Two of the new bases are re and parts of the South today as Henry B. Jameson, publisher year,” Wlckman said ing relationship between man Tslay'i FUNNY will poy $100 let Important, they are fim. 09 > but took the spade continuation...... select elite to enter a recon Jarry himself set the pattern for multimedia. and nonverbal aock ’’funny” umI. Sund 0091 to; Rogers called Soviet Ambassa ported being constructed near a tornado-spawning spring Reflector-Chronicle and The presidential library is and society. But where Sartre Hand* are a great indicator of Abilene civic leader, says tour- with the ace and then decided j.y7f the last spade, tf he structed Methodist Church In today’s extreme hippies when theater, theater of the streets, Todoy't FUNNY, 1200 Wttt Third St., dor Anatoly Dobrynin to the Alexandria and two others near gjorm churned out of the mld- Cltvtlond.'Ohio 44111. emotions and so It follows that ism has become a $8-m’;rUon"to P'^^ of the National A rch e s , a to draw a couple ot rounds of chooses to do so, but only with the West Village to participate would have man reconstitute he declared "Every man la sex, nudity, ail spring from the State Department Wednesday Cairo. continent himself within toe present the glove* you choose reveal $6-mlllion-a -year Industry for branch of the General Services trumps. Unfontimately be went trump that was sure to win a In a Mlf-laceratlng tribal ritual. capable of showing his contempt same roots, a return to the and in a B6-mlnute talk urged U.S.-Soviet talks on Middle _ irrfe ArWin Administration. framework, Brecht would your mood. How can you moin- Wiijrtin to: Blast peace collapsed oifter Rus- Twisters dipped into Arkan- the small Kansas community. C f i i f l p n f flA z t llU I lS * “■* *be trump hammer and tonga ^^^k in any cose. South mahea Even Shakespeare is not ex for the cruelty and stupidity of irrational to seek meaning. tata a aerlous man wearing a "We provide reference serv AAS, leading the ace o4 trumps ,,is contract without any further change the social order. All motels have expanded. trumps |j|g contract empt. Artaud's admonition to the------universe- by j ------makingT, ...... hia own...... Much...... of ..It —is extreme,------— „ exag- bera of the Ku Klux Klan in wacky, way-out glove with a —Reconsider its December sla’s reJecUon of the U.S. for- sas, Miss^ri M ice to all who need it,” Wick- "Mrther Courage" is consumed nols Wednesday nfcg'ht. Heavy several new ones ajpe on the and then a low trump. problems. '‘cqlllde with, masterpieces" haa life a poem of incoherence and gerated, mediocre, outrageously conneotlon wUh the staying of belt attachment that brings to retjeotljon of U.S. proposals tor a miula. man said. School Reverses by greed because the society peace-maWng formula so the One proposal Rogers oonsid- damage was reported in a sec- drawing boards and would be East won the second trump Daily Question given birth to a "Hamlet" In absurdity." He followed his pre- Immature and lacking In disci- g Detroit ctvll rights worker. vtoich surrounds her equates mind a mitten-minder? Feeling two big powers can resume era vital to involving Israel and Hon ot northeastern Arkanaas. under construction except for "About 110 researchers now with the queen and was delight As dealer, you hold: Spades, boxer shorts, a "Love’s Labors cept and died young In fUto and pllne. But behind the nonsense, oregg Ltuzzo, on an Ala- regal? Express your elegance in Its Dress Code human value with money. A talks on a peace settlement. It the Arab states in negotiations Moderate damage occurred in tight money. are at work in the library. ed to continue with a third round K.J-8; Hearts, K-Q-J; DU- Lost" with girls on motorcycles poverty, a victim of drugs. lies a search for a way out of bama highway. an evening glove—fringed suede Is understood that some change Is "the Rhodes formula” under Illinois, where there also were Four restaurants opened re- Newspiapett"3. radio and televl- of trumps. 'This left only niondH, Q-J-6-S; Clubs, 8*8-4. and "A Midsummer Night’s new reign of reason where The most important book on world’s mad, logical race Year Ago sets the golden mood. Glove* at WATERBURY, Oonn. (AP) . human values come first can In the Soviet position is a U.S. which emissaries from the two at least two Injuries. cently, and two more are nearly slon all make use of the facili- A student at Watertown High dummy, so that What do you say7 Dream," directed toy John Han the revolt of the irrational Is ^ destruction. q-|jg gg„ g xrinldad cocoa toe beech may be a big put-on alter man, says Brecht. BE SURE rr*: b l is s he* been serving the Home oonditicn. sides would deal through Am- Chicago was staggered by its ready for business. ties In their work connected with School Is back in school after South co^d ruff o^ y ^ spa^ Answer: Pass. You have 13 cock, In which the forest' of Artaud’s "The Theater and Its 9 farmer, Learie Constantine, was -^how doe* one explain pale Owner for 88 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN —Try to create conditions e»i- bassactor Jarring os an interme- second-heaviest snowfall of the There Iws been an active Eisenhower’s life and work. five___ weeks_____ of ___ suspension^_____ for _ in the North hand. South points ______in high cards, enough for Athens becomes toe scene of Few artists, iiowever, have Double," which coined the s • -xx-u . installed as the first Negro hands contrasted with a beach SPECTION of your home by a Termite Control eJblii^ Ambassador Gunnar Jar- diary at a neutral site. season, 10 inches. ’Ihe Weather scramble Tor land along the We’re ireaJly in the reference wearing a mustache. eventually lost two spades and ^ opUoool opening bid, but you Bacchanalian orgies. opted for a positive answer to phraae toe theater of cruelty. 1 O d a V l H H l S t O r y meanber of Britain’s House of umbrella a* an attention-getter. Expert, supervised by the finest tectantenl atoff, chaos. The upheaval In the 60s . . ___ >_____ a 1J I _ •' -- T /-ll—arAaa a aWma- ring Of Sweden, acting under The formula was used on the Bureau inddoated the accumula- main streets. One tract, which business, the bulk of our work student Barry fjurran trumps. Down one. reason to bid rather What lies uehind toe break Arta-ud Lords. Glove* provide toe flnlsh'ng phone our nearest local office: United Nations auspices, to Island of Rhodes In 1948 for tdon before the ^ r m abated would have brought $10,000 a unseen.” allowed to return after the Control you dont’ have a down of tradition and toe wor has been the reliance on the Ir theater as '™ « ASSOCIATED PRESS ------fashion touch. The mldl, the start peace negotiatians liwolv- such negotiations. co«dd surpass the 11.3 inches few years ago, soM recently for Abilene entrepreneurs agree school board reversed Ite-lf and ®°uth was rightIn planning to gf^eng g^it and,since you have ship of sensatioh? Ttie best rational. Its forerunners are personal art.” He called for a Today is Thursday, March 26, WZ 1x1 4 o : maxi, the kxigueAte call fat ex- Israel and the Arab states. Another basic proposal in the that feU last December. $80,000. there ore some unseen facets to ^ change the school drees **'” ® trumps. but he high-card struc- answer seems to be a search among toe most important play- theater of cruelty — not toe th« 86th day of 1970. There are W OU ldn t s ig n tra cover-up, but even the look- —Seek to restore a cease-fire U.S. view is that arrangements Much of the snow fedl during a “This isn’t a one-shot thing the tourism business on their codie. The board voted ’Tuesday have kept control while jg inferior, tor meaning In an age distort- of toe century. cruelty of violence and sadism 280 days 'left in the year, BL PASO, Tex. (AP) — Of 199 aA-me-mlml orie* out for coior- Strindberg started It with his 649-9240 between the countries as called tor withdrawal of Israeli forces n^^tiong thunderstorm and which will taper off,” Jameson side of the street. Who would to.q permit mustaches "so” so tonvlong as After taking the sec- CopyriiCopyrlght 1970 ed by technological mastery. but the cruelty which Induces Today’s Highlight In History peraons approachied in Ooipus oontnarted hands to divert e l l for by U.N. resolutions. from territories won in the 1967 paused scores of power bteck- said. "It will continue indefinite- have thought the tourists would they are neat and not so un ond trick with the ace of General Feature# Corp. It ail stems back to the dream plays. He had mastered trance. t***® <*»-•« Chrirtl, Tex., recenUy, otdy‘ 18 oyea from tegs —Open talks at an early date war must be part of a package tolUphane failures and ly. Eisenhower was not just a boom the drugstore to the No. 1 usual of style as to cause dis- spades. South should immedl- Renaissance, when reason was realism and had found It too Those following Artaud In vaedne to Immunize people could correoUy Identify a docu- spring's glove* boast BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. on Umlting arms shipments to peace settlement. ’Hils wouM to- accidents os well as air- former president. He was an in- spot in sales, with the clothing tj^ctlon ” ® trump, keeping enthroned as toe Instrument by limited to express toe deeper transforming theatrical form against poUomyeUtls ■was an- ment a* a repBcoi of the BUI of ey» appeal. According to elude Arab recognitloni of Is the Middle Eaist. port snarls and the crash of a temational hero and will be re- stare a close second? Even the Curran, who is vice president ®°® ^ »^® which to understand man and mystery of man. He sought to and content Include Samuel nounced by Dr. Jonas E. Salk of Rights. Glove Faahtan Ooincil, the DIV. OF BLI^ EXTERMINATOR CO INC. • EST. 1882 ______Monday rael’s right to exist and agree- Rogers announced light plane. membered through the genera- automobile ^eaters have bene- of the student oounoli, had sued tor the moment. the forces that- surround him. present on stage the lUoglc of Heckett and Eugene Ionesco. Hi® University of Pittsburgh. More than hailtf of the people *aahton forecast to : "Two colors P re^ ent Nixon was delaying ment by both sides on the estab- One man was killed and an- tions, just as Lincoln. fitted, for reinstatement after he was East wins the first round of Descartes’ dualism had ushered the subconscious; to reveal the In Beckett’s "Waiting for ^n 1892, the American poet, approached on the otrert In on better than one and t w tex- The Oldest end Largest in Conn. action Indefinitely on Israel’s Ushment of secure boundaries. other was injured when their "Many weekends last summer “ Some visitors get here a n d suspended______Eeb. _ 18 by the__ trumps and can then abandon In the new age. The "objective” hidden truth of dreams and the Godot,” everyman becomes two Walt Whitman, died In ttamden, experiment by the Ooipus Chris- plane crashed shorUy after tek- we had 10,000 or more visitors a the car goes kerftousy and ihey prii^cirpi, S u m n i Ub- '^th the ace of alone was real, the "subjective” disconnectedness of fantasy; to tramps, caught on a barren N.J. tl OaUer-Tlme* refused to sign a Deep dip colors and pastels, tng off from a suburban airport day, more than the population Huy a new one,” Jameson ’ gmmpe and can then abandon illusory. Cause and effect were give dramatic shape to what had heath, waiting tor a Godot, or In 1913, more than 1,400 per- replioa of the Bill cf Righbi. loosely laced looks and on-going ‘Deerlift’ Rescues a Fawn northwest of <3ilcago during the of the town. Sometimes there said. Curran’s suit named as de- trumps since he has suc- - manifestations of a coherent log been formless. God, who never will come. Man sons perished in floods In Ohio, Norman ksaaos, LortsvIUe, back interest spark the hand- storm. were so many people erlment to might be piping, cuffs, bands or But .Too Late for Its Twin was forced to otoee its runways couldn’t even get across the Hig order. Eldwnrd Keilto, chairman of anything but a tnimp. South ry, reason and science had action have no significance. where, and toough there Is only Foch of BVance was named a recent ocnventkin of the Teoca* bows. The hardware look Is Now. wlldUfe officers esti- ^ Incoming f l d ^ for tvvo gtpeet to get home.” the board of education. would have taken the ace of By STBA’TTON L. DOU’THAT achieved air conditlonen. In- Characters dissolve, vanish, suffering and little hope, men commander of Allied armies in Daily Newapeper Aasodatton. _____ mate there are fewer than 400 Hours before midnight due to John E. Wlckman, dlrec- ^ *® Monday trumps of his own accord, Associated Press Writer rtant communication, computer- converse, disappear. The em- can go on waiting, not with toe World War I. Isaac* said 66 person* aigned deer left The fawn crop has P®®'' visibility. ’The heavy snow tor of the Elsenhower Center, [“ wer was a hero to u s ixatrict Court In Hbrt- After drawing just two rounds laed production and faytorogen phasis Is not on psychological the peUtton akhough more than THE EVERGLADES (AP) — dignity of a hero, but with toe Ten Years Ago HLLED ^ ------out a third of the wiui tfaiiurcHMt.Jameson. ^ mi. ' ^ «!<*•»« ^ roTO,teni but out aaterafter uuuiiiituInformal u»-dto of trumps South cmcan ruff two bombs. But man knew UtUe depth but on images In motion, a third of these didn’t bother to Huddled together in eJChaustlon, been ail but wiped out. _^ .____., ______pathetic submission of the Soviet Premier Nikita EASTER BASKETS G ^ S The problem is water—too t o April 2, 1969, to March, ^ ex- cussione betiwean attorneys t o spades In the ^ m m y without more about himself, his purpose These plays have been misim- tramp. Khrushchev was cm a visit to read it. Of the 148 who declned, ^ ------much water.w^ter".‘”;:;ea“3 Area 3 is usoa torlor "®^ " ^ ~ , w-ji______mo7"''m.'S)^ - Dr. King 'Film Raised arrogant claim of logic to dis changeable, who "have no ______flooding. acre site, the Place of Medlta- At their meeting Tuesday, the instincts and paasioM, had been cover the truth. In “ Right You hunger, no conscious desires It was deed. pery highways and pxmr viallbitl- About $3.5 Million board decided by a vote of six Conservationists and animalon4,v,.i ty in blowing j ■ snow. "nr, Winos__« of on 30 Won, , , where ' Elsenhower . . . is bur- . , eliminated. Are If You Think You Are,” and are bored stiff. But people Wildlife officer Rick Albury / ,n ^ *ed, the library, which contains Tremendous Selections Jumped off toe airboat and lovers clokm. the district’s water----- to 40 miles an hour were nnon.corn- ,cu, . U.B o u.uL'oxjr,j, MFW YORK (AP) — Showine two in favor ot allowing "Down wKfa reason” became each of the three central char who are unconsciously alienated _ __ soon will drown or man in some areas. exhibit spiaoe as well as library , , mustaches, and called the decl- Um bottle cry of modem art. acters has his own truth, ap don’t even know they are grabbed the male favm as it pumps — ~ a museum and Elsen- ^ ® «AAentary film on Dr. Sion "piairt ^of an «rt,af.«aurtout-of-court Martin Luther King Jr. raised Borne, ccntemporaiy play pearances are faulty, lying a bored.” They are devoid of staiieeii^ away. Ho cradled it starve the last of toe herd. But Two and three4nc*i snow falls ® ^ ^ but did not elab- at King's Low Prices! in his arms'Ind looked down at district trflflcers say they are ranged over northern Indtena “ wrights seek a new principle of necessity. To Pirandello, truth passions. They are nothing but th »X «d tiv ln everything possible to and into Michigan. , Landau says. reason to replace the one that and character are endlessly other people. Eiveryone’* name ” 'n*it’a a BdUful sight” he keep toe water down. They ’Thunderstorms extended Landau toW newsmen WE MAKE wiM niarine down at the Small hleune unusually heavy rainfall, southward from the Great addition is being construrted to ^rednesday more than 7(X),(XX) When ChappeU spotted the Lakes to the central Gull stateis Permit r e a x ^ m e n t of exhl- 355 S. cities ar*J ten id ead ioog ” twln fawns Wednesdav.Wednesday, toevthey and into Florida. Hail, severe bits >“ 1® andana additionauainon otor new ones. Cooaihaigein. Ct^zaihagein, Amsterdam Amsterdam and HOUSE CALLS Th» fwliM were less than a were lying on a small mound Hghtnlng and torrentlBi rsln fro- Several toous^d museum Jerusalem attended the $8-a- THEATRE EAST w J ^ o J T ^ r mother had left dredged up last fall by sympa- q u ^ accompanied the b l t ^ J ^ r ^ y pjirlinr scared bv the thetlc hunting chib members, storms. doUaia wiu he t^poraruy All around toe mound was wa- More toon 3% Inches of rata housed-and e x h i b l t ^ - ^ i ^ Proceeds go to the Martin Lu- with free ^ ^^rote^bW ^dn’t have ter. as far as toe eye could see. Poured into West Palm B e ^ , the street to toe pi^ldential b- ther King Jr. Special Fund, ded- ^ ^ m e ^ to keen « ranged in depth from two to Fla., during the night. Two inch- brary building tola summer to carrying on his equal "CACTUS consultations b o o T ^ ^ ” said g a ^ f‘ve feet, except for toe small ® *®» on some west-central In- while toe enlargement progress- rfghts antipoverty campaign. them both aUve,” said game ^ ^ ^ , , diana oommunitlee. \ dril^ toe^^" It is^ to^mtu Hard^ hi* to the «'»rry^ Ubr^ contains 19,000 FLOWER” driver of the ^ t . -the remainlne deer reaidp tornadoes was the area around books, 19 mllMon pages of docu- starring Chappeil ^ A l b ^ took part ^ meager food l^«wport to northeertiein Arkaur ments, 60,000 stUl photos, rough- TONITE In an experimental mercy mis- '^mpeuuon tor me meager rood ____ _ kp™,. THRU Ingrid Bergmaa sas. Several aircraitt end hang- ■curn < t ttt^ S io n staged Wednesday by the supply la fierce. ars and a nearby trailer factory ’TUBS. Walter Matthaa Florida Game arzd Fresh Water ™»Ay of the Islands, the were wrecked. Damage was es John Huston’s Latest Goldie Hawn Flta Commission, which is graze line on toe trees to as high timated up to $200,000. Bbm. - Fri. at 7:«i-9:M tryir* to save the fawn crop of f® sevmfeet—or as high as the Two mobile homes were 20lh Cantury-Fox PrtMnU | largest deer otui reach while ’'* 9 e a in tti^ G a a g ' Sat. ft Son. Oonttanous a stairvingf Everglades ' deer flipped over rveer Paxagould, standing on toeir hind legs. herd. Ark., and the wineb unrpofed 99rsteMavtet A team of officers from the several buUdtags In Jeneaboro. eieeyjiim w l Quality Candy game commission went into a NAACP Raps No dnjurdies were reported to ChwfleSiwee flooded and remote sawgrass the Arkansas storms. PANAVISraN* area west of Fort Lauderdale A tornado near CarbondBle in Sat. 11:80. Color by DE LUXE» Nixon Talk On southern lUtaois damaged more for EASTER looking for toe weakest of the JOta Oeliy> $«• p»rt#e«t Watch For Our Grand Opening fawns, those on the verge of Desegregation than a dozen mobUe homes and starvation. injured two persons sbghtly. 100 ’They picktol up tour fawns Twisters also were eighted in _ ...... u YORK (AP) - The Na- Around April 1 Sfh SOUD CHOCOLATE and a young buck, bagged them Associaitian for the Ad- three other Hldnois towiis end in RIFLES u rto n A MARVIN SCHWARTZ Bunnies - Crosses - Ducks in burlap and brought them out vejxjeonjent of Ooiored Peopdie ^ nannbw of other Arkansas and ^mcHARD B P roduction of the area to ChappeU’s car. He g^ys Presddent Nixon’s m e t o ^ southeartam Mtooourt oommu- Genevieve BmoLD Df i-u»f Milk Chocolate and 'White toen drove them 40 miles to a on school desegregation is ” a "*‘*®®- i«01 MILLBROOK RESTAURANT & LOUNGE WlldUfe tourist attraction near clear invitation” to segregation- ^ ^ Raquel Welch—Jim Brown AT CONN. GOLF LAND—ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVILLE Paim Beach where they were igts "to continue their reals- system roUed « » (FORMERLY TEE SP(X)N RESTAURANT) bottle fed and treated by a vote- tance, to multiply their evasions bortoem Rockies. Stockmeti s EASTER BASKETS rinarian. If toe fawns pull and to turn the clock bock." travelers’ w oiirb ^ w e n e ^ filled with our own quality candy through, other forays will be Jslm A. MorseU, assistant ex- FEATURING OUR FRIDAY SPECIAU-4:30 ■ 8:00 forecasts of snow and blustery Easter made into toe area tor more of cutive dtreotor of toe NAACP, * " " ” FISH & CHIPS — FILET OF HADDOCK — Old GngKsli R«cip« the baby deer. said Wednesday that Nixon’s In 1960, the deer In Ctonserva- message ’Tuesday gives courage Unseasonable ,. ^ cold clung FOIL WRAPPED dale, numbered more than 6,000. to the people who overtumed a ^*'® Rockies froni Our New Bar & Lounge W ill Open Saturday, March 28th The figure had been reduced to school bus in Lamar, S.C. lost CHOCOLATE 1,800 by last summer. month and attacked the Negro P®rtlans ot toe Great Plataa as BUNNIES in all sizes and colors children in It. well. ___ EASTEB MENU: OOUN’TRY SMOKXU) HAM or He said that "in 300 desegre- Ttemperatures b ^ dawn BAKED STUF1FED CHICKEN BREASTS — Choice of Vegetable gatton progmms recently imple- ^ iianrliTBtTr menlBed, there la less busing in ^»rand ^ ^ SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE TO OUR CUSTOMERS 290 than there was under segre- ImperiAl. Calif., and Key Wert, BUT WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS DURING ALTERATIONS gation.*' Ela. to all our wonderftil customers and friends! See Our 75 Lb. Solid White Bunny 9 9 ' to Nixon, he said, was "trying to Some other ei^ly m ornl^ re- NOW OPEN 9 A.M. to 1 A.M. 1EiiTmn0 ilTraliJ OPEN EASTER SUNDAY FROM Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haberin Will Remain As Your Hosts K l y U Y E ^ regular, miniature and block pectin jeUy beaiis, PuNltaed Dally Except Sunday. ^ Y ^ f J ^ c l o S ^ ^ P ^ ^ - 1:00 P.M. till CLOSING . . . Com* s*« our wondorful otsortment of gaily d*cer- Hd HoUdays.at 13„BU«>.. Street ^ d ^ e ^ ^ ^ ^ commit- ^ ^^toudy.^lSiungton 43 E # % 9 I Bl% IV IIdhE^ alio coconut eggs, butter cream eggs, duck eggs, atxd Eaitar baskets. Chock full of delectabi* candy Vsnefaester, Conn. (06040) butter eggs. Telephone 643-2711 Miss June ShagaJoM, NAACP ®l®Ar, Atianta 81 partly cloudy, tr*qjs for boys and girls. Second Class Postage Paid a' education d i r e ^ , also spoke Miami 64 rain, D ^ t 34 m ^ , DEGI’S DRIVE-IN : ^ d* ^ d:^ Manchester. Conn. our own quoUty milk cbocolatie or white. SUBSCRIPTION RATES dtning a news conference. "No Chicago 34 toAmderatorm, Jto- 462 CENTER STREET — MANCHESTER Shop at Home for Custom Draperies Payable in Advance amount of funds con overcome neapoUs-St. Paul 28 partly FOIL EGGS One Year ...... $30.00 Months’ ’ !!.!!!'..!;..’.'.!’.;! 16.60 the Impact of segregation,’’ she cloudy, St. Louis 36 and Slipcovers at Winter Savings ‘n r e e Mooths said. City 37 snow, Dallas 44 U rS M l 60 TO TUI OMkY QUBEHI clear, Denver 20 clear, Phoenix Ohoeolata Baskets — Hollow Ghocolato Eggs An Blaster TradHion At Munson’s Healthy Son Frandsoo 86 clear, Seattle W MM HMMB L t PI T t R 48 rain. Anchorage 40 cloudy. 643-7832 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE' EASTER EQOS FLOWER POTS At Fabric Fair you don’t have Potted Tonight: 6:00-7:00 and 0:00—Friday; Oonthmou# From 1 P.M. 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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCH$3STER. CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 26. 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, ISa RGH 26, 1970 PAOB f iv a On Columhia Eagle DUET Vernon Good Friday Service Volunteers Patrol Bowery School Menus Does Beautiful Things DEPT. STORE Christians will observe Good service, noon, three-hour sor- The cafeteria menu for Mon- Conjstitution Completed Experts Afraid Heat (Ws Have A Notion t o Ploaoo) Frlday tomorrow as the annl- vloe and 7:80 p.m., ataitens of For Your Hair To Aid Men Robbed of Hope dhester public schools March versary of the day Jesus Christ the Croes; Oaivary Church, I 30-April 3: E. MIDMiB TPKE. (Noxt to Poptoar Mkt.) For Lay-Qeric Council was condemned to death, whip- noon. Individual prayer and i The Very Finest In Hair Design NEW YORK (AP) — Heads “I -don't need help,” he mut- Monday: Breaded veal cutlet, marked to a vlstor, -“ 'The MUNI OPEN WED^ THUES., n U . KB • ped, crowned with thorns, meidMaUan, 2:80 p.m., Iloly Might Set Off Bombs No Set Hslr Outs bent Into the wind and coats tered. la a tnlaeralble place, but to mashed potato, buttered pees, between p>arlshdoners and pierded with a sword and cruel- Oommunton. Am an Initial step toward in- Ifalr Conditioning Hiat Beslly Works riutohed close, the patrolleni “But you’ll freeze to death," moot cases'* It’s our only re bread, butter, milk, mixed clergy. The council should also fied. Manchester and area - Roman OathoUc PHNOM PENH, Cambodia minded . by the Central , Intelll- MAKE YOUR OWN BEAUTIFUL S aUtutint: the firrt lay-cleric ploked their way over the Icy, Ula pleaded, bending low and source,’’ he said. "We can take fruit. council of the local Sacred consider as primary functions, churches have planned various observance will In- ~ American naval experts gence Agency to mipply arms to ■low-coveawd pavements, tryliig offering: her arm. “Please, Tuesday: Meat balls, gravy, a 20-member liturgy, community affairs, edu- devotions. . ^ w u- re. concern today that the now right-wing Cambodian DUET BEAUTY STUDIOS the men there to keep them FLOWER ARRANREMEITTS • Heart Church, to Ignore the biting wind that won't you come with u*7“ from freezing to death. mashed potato, buttered corn, steering committee has com cation, social functions, teimlly Events in MancheAer Homan clu^St Maigaret Chu^ Cambodian heat might set government. 587 E. MIDDLE TPKE^49-3906 11*3 and pwrlsh finances. Catholic Churches, will Include In Wappwg, S p.irn^murgy. Ad- ^ some of the explosive “Mere-like lan S.D.S. plot," WM sweeping over the Bowery. “The man eyed her momenta- “That’s our main goal—to bread, butter, milk, orange pleted a proposed Interim con v/hlp. WITH OUR ARTIFICIAL { Bloodmoblle Quota St. James' Church. 3 p.m., sol- ««««» o< proce- aboard the hljaclced munitions said Glatkowskl, referring to In ^^os and threes, they rily. Then he struggled to stand, keep each man alive for Just stitution. walked past the decrepit tone- “Where are we golngT" he one more day. Rarely can we do Wednesday: Frankfurt on a According: to a proposed The B l ^ o b i l e emn Uturgy and 7.30 p.m. 8ta- al«» ^ oominunlom 7 p.m. ^ Columbia Eagle. the militant Students lor a Dem- T U U P S • The Red Crossi Bl^^le em^ . niA ■ .K. ' ■ :,,,ir.Tii i.i^ StOtiOnB ^ ^ ^ ^ godety. The hijackers ments and. shuttered store- asked, more than' that, roll, potato chips, buttered schedule, a 23-member parish set up Tuesday at St. the Assumption, 3 p.m., office Mathew’s Oiuroh, Tolland, 8 arrived In Ph-om Penh said they supported its alms, ftonts, looking in doorways and “To the Municipal Shelter," “So many of the men drink green beans, milk,' Ice cream. council wdll take office this'com- Church Hail exceeded its quota • DAISIIS 2 of Good Friday, and 7:30 p.m., P |n.. liturgical seavtce and 7:30 Tuesday to supervise the depor- Olatkowskil and McKay are peering down • darkened side LUa replied. themselves numb,” John contin- Thursday: Italian spaghetti by 34 pints, collecting 109 pints. - ^ — ANNOUNCEMENT — UW Jtme. Elections are schedul- Stations Jacket and adjusting oll be an advisory and decision in Somers next month. — It doesn’t pay to set your tsi- ( Manchester Protestant Church ® P-"'-- Woy of 750-pound bombs for U.S. planes edly to see Swairn but has not out, too numb to sense the dan- free of charge, overnight. the eyeglasses that help make making body through which the derwear afire to a national for Junk Civrs in Thailand. been allowed to. parish,pa™., asa» a totality, caacan be-oe- KesioemsResidents oiof methe townlown will -ervices tomorrow^11 ^lude ger of freestog*. Once them, John pulled open him appear much younger than est to New Mexico. ’The Columbia Blagle is an For Llla, a high school teach- a heavy Iron door, and with his 36 years. Then he continued, com e involved with the secular have until the end of the month Columbia,’ 8 p.m., Uturgy, 7:16 ■A Thie U.S. Forest Service said chored Just off the port of Slhan- or, and John, a city social work- Lila’s aid steered the man up a “Everytime I look at them I and reUgious realities of the oukvtUe, where temperatures Capra Denies It had billed Troy Wayne Klaus, to remove any Junk cars ^ y CeTLum^r^^ChS 7:30 " Z P'™“ of Cross. er. It was another of Uielr once- .flight of stairs and Into a large can’t halp thinking, 'There but Gary Meinel, a 23-year-old artist, visits at a Salva community. have on their proparty. hover around 100 degrees and 19, of Albuquerque for $61.22. Ko,ri.,o. ‘ ‘*n'WaThe Human T4iimnn Condition,” V a a A'PArea Protestant Church ob- a-week patrol nights. They were reception hall. John spoke brief- for the grace of God . . .’ I was ’The council is to 'be responsi could be much higher in the Plan to Declare tion Army shelter with one of New York Gity’s 'Ihls 'was the cost to the Forest G&H PAVING CO. ble for not only planning or in ^iTtoe Departo^Trf PUbUc ‘Irama; Center Oongregarion^ servances wUl Include St looking for homeless men—men ly to a supervisor and then, tak- an alcohllc for 10 years. I start- Service for putting out a fire Church, 10 am., service led by George Episcopal Church, Bol- ship’s holds. The Coast Guards thousand^ of homeless men. Gary is a volunteer in itiating programs (or the tn need of a meal, of lodging, of ing the man’s arm, led him to cd drinking seriously as a teen- started by burning underwear. . ^ . the youth of the church: Zion ton, 3 to 4 p.m., family service; men expressed fear of an “ inad ForGiaimo Seat a Quaker-run program called “ Toward Ckimmuni- RO U T E 85 BOLTON $ 4 9 ^ 3 parish and with the community the knowledge that someone adjacent room—a bare room ager. I quit nine years ago wltn A Forest Service ranger said 1 Evangelical Lutheran Church, 9t. John’s Episcopal Church, vertent” explosion due to the NBtV HAVEN, aim. (API— ty.” The volunteers help Bowery derelicts find but also for providing leader cairea. about the size of a gymnasium, the help of Alcoholics Anony- KHaus and three friends used T:30 p.m., worohlp sendee and Yemen, 10 a.m., Ante-Oommun- heat. Paul Capra, denied Wednesday lo, director of public works, At 8:15 p-m., eight patrollers with cracked and peeling pea- mous. Now I must do something shelter, food and human warmth. their underwear on sticks ( ship In their realization. Holy Communion; North United ton and noon to 3 p.m.. Three The two young Americans that he planned to take a shot said those having such oars will had left the Quakers’ 16th Street green walls. ■ . .” torches to light their way along The committee proposes that Methodist Church, 8 p.m., Wor- Hours Devotions sponsored toy who hijacked the Columbia Ea- at (he *niird Distrtat oongnes- Friends Meeting House, about About 60 or 70 men, all of "I’d heard about the Bowery after It was (oundetd by a group The volunteers and two full- the council will be a channel be^ ^ notified by moll concerning ship Service: Concordia Lu- the Rockville Area Clergy Ooun- gle toW British newsmen they atonal seat held by Democrat a trail. Bits of the 'burning cloth DRIVEWAYS SEALED which will promote communl- half-a-mlle north of the begin- them ragged and unkempt, derelicts, and one day i saw of Quakers at the 16th Street time staff members also pro- Ignited patches of grass and their removal. ’The town has an Church, 7:30 p.m. Tene- oil; St Peter’s Eptecoped overcoat, hatless Joohn and Lila led their charge helping myself,” she continued, Toward Community operates lems, and spending time tolking Church, noon until 3 p.m.. Good votions and 7:30 p.m., unton the '"’‘ar so we thought we’d out of the 16th Street Meeting to them at Toward Community’s Tennis Courts, for homeowners only March Friday Service ;St. Mary’s Epls- service -with GUeod €uvd First help him a bit,” said Clyde other try In 1971 at the office and gloveless, lying on the ice to a cot, arid helped him lie "It gives me great satisfaction HUDSON Vrr.WHNS McKay 25, of Escondido, CaMf. ■ CLOSED and snow against a building. He town. to be doing something meanlng- House, and runs a community fellowship center, and Of Border with Cambodia copal Church, 10 a.m., cihUdren’s Congregattonal Churches. of mayor. McKay and Ahdn L. Glat- was unshaven, unkempt, of In- "Come to see us,” Llla said, ful> something other than writ- center and counselling service 30 to April 4. Free Box of Flowers given A radio man observed: “Of Richard O. Palmer, the Re- DRUG PHOIH (T.S By CHARLES RYAN kownskl, 20, of Long Beach, Cal determ Inable age. He smelled of handing him a small blue busl- h*g to newspapers and contrib- in space donated by the nearby course, the politicians and the publioan town chairman In liW 1797 Merinos First Associated Press Photographer if., ■were interviewed by lan drlnk. card with Toward Ck>mmu- “ting to charities. Moravian Qiurch. Available At with each estimate. brass that make the decisions fond, also had been mentioned Arab Guerrillas, Rightists "My friend,” John repeated, nlty’s address and {rfione num- "At first I flinched when ThreeI had nights a week, the year MELBOURNE — The com WAR ZONE C, Vietnam (AP) aren’t out here hsihping a peck BrocUe of the London Dally Ex- ^ ^ possible congresslooal can- ALL DAY WELDON DKLf; ( (). “you shouldn’t be out on the her, and the hours its center is to touch these men, to shake round, its volunteers—most of mander of a British supply fleet — The pressure is on 1st Air and gietting shot at, so it’s a lot press and Fred Emery of the Palmer recently 707 Main StrrH whom are not Quakers—take brought the first '13 merino Cavalry Division troopers pa- easier for them to make plans Times of London. ruled hUnsdf out of the race. street. Will you let us help you open. hands with them. It took time, Oasb in Refugee Center McKay told them that on Fri turns patrolling the Bowery. rams and ewes to Australia to At the SaiiK* ‘tooliii^ the vaguely defined bor for us.” Glalmo is In bis sixth term find shelter for the night?” “We’d like to help you in any Now I warm up to them All Work Guaranteed day, March 13, he and Glat- They are there to help anyone 1797. Now Australian flocks der with’ Cambodia. Desipite such idewB Oapt. Lenz BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — remained well in the back- and his district Is considered The man raised his head. His way we can,” Llla added, hid- Immediately because they re- I)irect-Hy-,M:iil Urii'c kowsM “took the chief melbe un who is sick or injured or suffer have grown to 166 million head, In the wnaike of the political says: “When we get Into contact Arab guerrillas end tiie Falan- ground. generally more Mkidly to Meet bloodehot eyes darted back and <*lng the man goodby, as they snond so to human kindness.” A sk for Fn*4» <’at4iloK ing from the effects of alcohol most of them descendartts of coup In that country, they ore with Charlie, every man will put gists, a Lebanese right-wing po- Chanting slogans denouncing der gunpoint," marched him to a Democrat than a Republican. forth, from Llla to John, from turned to leave. Llla joined Towa'rd Communl- or drugs. these original merinos. under orders to use extreme out. They’ll do anything for Mtlcal group, fought a battle Impeiiallsm and demanding the the office of the captain, Donald Although no Republican op- GOOD Jtrtm to Ula. Out on the street John re- ty In the fall of 1968, two years caution to avoid border inci their buddies, Including risking wrlth rockets and machine guns “ extermdnatiion of traitors,’ ’ the S'wam, and forcedw 1. Swann t. to bell . ponent hss yet raised Ms heed, dents which “ might Jeopardize their Uves.” in Beirut today on the third day crowd seemed set for 'violence. the bridge a bomb was about to ^igimo is being challerged by any possible relatloinsbip -with 'This, combined with superior of Lebanon’s latest crisis. But in a graveside address the go off and most of the crew was ^ Demooat, Thayer the new government.’’ firepower, has staff offloers can- Guerrillas in the teeming Tel local Palestinian leader, Shofi- to abandon ship. “Ted” Baldwin of New Ha-ven. Twenty-five men took to the This could mean changes in vinced that the troopers are ci Zaater refugee camp fought it cel Hout, made an appeal for Baldwin, a reform-minded liber itheir way o f fighting the war in equal to the pressure. calm. He ordered the arrest of a lifeboats, leaving Swann, the al,' is shooting for enough votes out with Falangists holed up in two hijackers end 12 others W. G. GLENNEY CO. this thickly - Jungled, much- a branch party headqmrters guerrilla who was screaming at the dtotitot nominating oon- fought-over region northwest of nearby, witnesses reported. “ kill, kHl” and pumping bullets ®boaird. venUon June 20 (20 percent) to Saigon. ’They said a number of wouitd- into the air. queiUfy for a primary. 33« NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER McKeithen, A commando honor guard cooperate or we would sink the Whatever else the CAV troop- ed Falangists were carried out In the 1966 end 1968 elections, If You^re Outgrowing Your Home.. e « do, they must remain ready of the building. A Palestinian fired off a final salute and the there,” McKay said. (Jiaimo’s Republican opponent to deal with enemy forces cross Agnew To Talk spokesman charged npHUerv crowd streamed peacefully out Ne said he and Glatkowskl was SteBo Salmcna, a onetime of the cemetery stayed awake during the two- ing the border—^whether by Desegregation fire hit the camp, killing one television personaUty in the New their owm design, or-under pres Paiestdnlan Heavily relnforoed govern- 700-mlle Journey to Cambo- Haven area. Selmona is not ex MANCHESTER LUMBER CO. sure from the Cambodians who NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Gov. ’Ihe latert otash was one of a. ment security units m eon ^ e ^ by pected to enter the picture this M have demanded that they leave. T I. u- iti. h o o s e r l» In the -D€iat two da'VB patrolled the capital, gfuarding <*et pills from the ships year. Intelligence says one Impoc- John McKeithen says he has ac- ^ l^^Mbulldlngs ^d InteroecUons stores. 255 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER tant enemy unit, the Viet Cong’s cepted a bid from Vice Presi- wounded Miost of 'with armored cars The two men said they resent- batUeHieosoned 96 Ohariie R e^ - ^ent Sprio T. Agnew for a pri- S T f S g i T ^ ’ b ^ n ------^ suggestions that they were Building Rite Held ment, already has moved south meeting here today to talk Lebanese clvlUans and guerrilr ------~i P0PP>*«. mairiduana smok- HAMILTON-^Before ftoishtog from Its normal safe haven jj^gegregation In the ig. T tog Mpptes.” tptiches are put to a new Ber- W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. north of the border into War machine gun fire and 1 O l l C C L i O Q . ‘ "^ e couldn’t b ^ e Intoxl- iiiuda 'buUdtog, workmen take V iW t to a traditianail “ roof-weltr imow whv governor, a Democrat, exploalorw were heard from the ______^ t**®^ were only two of us with a pistol ting" ceremoiv by pouring ROUTE 44A, BOLTON tbe Northeast Louisiana maze of twisting, narrow alleys ACCIDENTS each,” said McKay. champagne or some other aloo- A ment ajrf its headquarters have orient Arthur J. Rivard, 23, of 236 They also derided suggestions hoHc beverage on the roof aWfbed into new territory along ^ ^bat the hijacking was master- slates. the border some 20 miles north- Falangists and guerrillas ten warning yesterday after the ------west of Tay Ntoh aty. a hotel and hold a news traded eboto In the early hours ««. he was driving was to a Early Tuesday B62s pounded conference afterward. of the day before an uneasy rninor two-oar accident on 'W. the Jungle area beUeved occu- ' McKeithen said the meetly cease-fire was begun. Middle Tpke. west of Center St. pied by 96 Charlie. Air bursts was the outcome of twro tele- The Fadangists are a tlghtiy The warning ■was for failure to We’ll help leveled the trees and left the phone calls from Agnew—then disciplliwd and well-armed pri- g j^ t the right of -way. Jungle smoking, but troops In a in Washington—to the gover- vate miilltla regarded as the ------YOUR tollowup heUcopter assault nor’s home In Columbia main bulwark of the CSttlB^ COMPLAINTS found no bodies. Any blood Wednesday afternoon, half of the Lebanon population. Salem Nasslff reported that HOME & GARDEN trails ■were obliterated by the During____ ^ the__ first call, Mc- A poUceman et a roadblock |7oo worth of camera ADY settUng____ ^ dust.____ Keithen said, Agnew asked for near the camp was wounded by equipment -was taken from Ws VALUE STORE The pressure reaches down to his views of the school situation, guerrillas firing out of a passing .photo studio yesterday while he You the ordinary, -grimy trooper. in their second conversation car, authorities reported. was out. NaseMf told police he Most of them trudge through the governor reported, Agnew The guerrillas Wednesday kid- jg(t the studio at 991 Main St. the sweltering, triple canopy ggld he had conferred with naped the son of the Falangist albout 11:16 a m . When he re Jungle hoping never to complete president Nixon about a poesi- party leader. Public Works Min turned at about 1 p.m., he dis ister Pierre Gemayel. ’The son, their mlssioin' ble Agnew-McKelthen meeting covered the following Items Bashir, 'was released after the the enemy. and that the President had said miseitig: Hasselblad portrait SnUfl Com iDal Sole “’Ihat’s easy to explain,” said government Intervened. Gema oamera, on 80 mm lens for the yel has said he supports the one dirt-caked machtoe g;unneT. McKeithen has been carrying camera, and a Hassedibled cam- I guerrillaa as long as they do not gra magazine. Total value was “We only find Charlie when he’s on a national campaign against endajgjer Ltibenon’s security. estimated at from $660 to $700. ready and wants us to find him wh'it he colls “ forced Integra- Eariiler today, thousands of :------tion” with spote on 136 televi Palestine mourners marched Someone broke into the Foam- I’m going to lose some friends sion stations to 40 states, five ( S 1 EXTRA ROOM through Beirut screaming to tgijj village apartments at 1166 and maybe get maimed my- full page newspaper advertise EXTRA BATHROOM avenge 10 Arab guerrillas slain Middle Tpke. yesterday and SAVE $1.00 ON a d f.” ments In metropolitan areas MULTIPIY I Officers such as Capt R ^ ^ advertisement in to a gun fight with Lebanese ■vil took a 16-by-16-foot living room ^ TURFOOD “GREENLAWN” J. Lenz, a 26-year-old West „ lagers. carpet and an ll-by-14-foot bed a a national magazine GRANULAR pointer from Mankato, Mton., Winding their way through room carpet. Polloe said the AGWAY « SPECIAL McKeithen said of President town to a Moslem cemetery. carpets ore a bronze collar. 1 0 ^ FERTILIZER toiS^tojifhe^^sts?^We’d jfSst school ^avei bajmeis calling tor STANDARD RDSES t>e •wasting our time out here If statement 'Tuesday,'Tuesd ’This poor ^ “annihilation" of the moun- only 12^9 for 5D lb. bag $4.29 fo r^ IBs Southern governor was aw- I wedl^Ttftod the enemy.’’ ^ reg. *2^5 Bravo Company of the 2nd '“I'Y miles east of Beirut where the $1.39 each reg.$2.39 Battalion. Sto^valry, which uniforms, car- "But I don’t believe in buying be left on the wrong sld^ when ried huge wreaths to the grave, SAVE LOW COST time with American lives and I you are knitting. Instead, weave Lebanese security forces, to a IMPROVED Just Call 646-1700 for a don’t think any of my grunts out them into the work where they state of alert stooe a series of By Richard A. Repko A. 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Weiss for their expected gen erous annual pay raise for next Sociology CluHs iUattrl|[pHlpr risk-taking by other people In other en-, year. Would It bo out of line to terprlses. In fact, the only thing that can en Forum expect that their work output Spends Vacation might Increase slightly also, buoy up and support and sustain the non Oommunteattong for publication on the Open Foruir. will not without strain, say like a ooupto In Poverty Belt BROAD STREET sense of such, astronomical fortunes for guaranteed pjbUoation If they contain more than 800 of extra loads of pothole p^ch- CINDERELLA, W.Va. (AP) PUBUBHBD b y t h e words. The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish HBRALD P R IN Tm O CO.. INC rookie athletes is the spread of simitar By A.H.O Ing material per day per crew? MANCHESTER any matter that may be libelous or which Is In bad taste. — The 38 members of BUI Du- 18 Blaaell Street In closing, let mo repeat the Also: Firoopect Avenne and Mancheeter, Conn. nonsense, of a similar super-inflation of Free expression of political views la desired by contributions senberry’s sociology class say THOMAS F. FERGUBOK it wasn’t untU Congressman Call of the Wild (Motorist, that they’re spending the best spring Kane Street, West Hartford W ALTER R. FERGUSON already Inflated rates and values, of this character but letters which are defamatory or abusive Is ): • Open Daily 10 to 101 Publlshera John Monagnn gave up his wlU be rejected. vocation of their llves-*-a week’s k' ■ ■ s . I, >. ■ ^ Down with all pothoIesM! • Ample Free Parking! Founded October 1. 1881______throughout our society.' easy berth In the House at stay here in poverty-infested Don't spell ’em out— Appalachia. a "Charge It” with your O.B.T. PublMied Every Evening Except Sundaye If one may say so without .seeming to Washington that we came into or C.A.P, Master Charge and Holidays. Entered at the Poet Office at Fill ’em u p !!II! TTiey came In a caravan of pose ns im old-fashioned grump there a full awareness of what a go- The Eaater Promise succeeded In transferring nol- SILF-SERVICE DEPT STORES Card I Mandiester, Conn., as Second Class Mail As ever, shiny new cjirs last Saturday Matter. _ _ for-broke political year thta Is To the EkUtor, some potholes from town high- has to be some limit on the number of Sherwood Q. Bowers followed by a bus and tractor- getting to be. ^ » As the Easter season ap- ways to a page in your news- SUBSCRIPTION RATES P.8. If I was only a profes- trailer rig that brought eight Payable In Advance millions of dolhirs pix)fesslomil basket Now that we think about It, proaches many churches will paper, at least to the extent of ______, - One Year ...... $90.0(i Hlonal govemment consultant,. I tons of clothing the students SL' Months ...... 16.S0 ball can.j>ay for rookies and expect to we see, of course, that It be having memorials colling to showing In carefully diagram- could colloot at least (10,0(XI.00 Three Months ...... 7.80 gnn to be this kind of yea r with from Jersey City State (Jollege One Month ...... a.SD get back from the performance of the crucifixion and resur- med detail how highway pot- for the above advice had collected from area resi many other decisions which rocUon of our Lord and Saviour holes are formed. dents. MEMBER OF stars these rookies are supposed to be must have caused their makers Jesua Christ. j motorists THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hff'Slng For The Elderly "W e came to loarn,” Dusen- 'me Aasociated Press Is exclusively en come. an equally intensive Inner de When reexttng the account In everywhere are much more In- To the Editor, titled to the use of republlcatton of all bate and personal venturesomo- berry said.. ” Wo hope the cloth news dispatches credited to it or not other Matthew's Gospel one verce tcrested In how potholes ore May I congratulate Mrs. Ray ing will help, but our main pur wise crMited In this paper and also the struck me ■very forcibly and cured rather than how they are mond Finnegan for her recent looal news published here. The Mythical Menace Of Militarism Taking them up In the order pose was to see how these peo All rights of republlcatton of speciaJ dis with deep emotion. I refer to made. The only way to cure letter concerning selection of ple live. Most of our students For the Entire Family patches herein are also reserved. Has America bec»me a militaristic .so of their appearance, we find an Miatt. 27, verse 36. It reads them that occurs to my dull and those "Senior Citizens” who are unparaUeled number of truly have seen poverty before, but It m e Herald Printing Company Inc., ae- ciety? "And slttling down they watch- aging mind ds to fill ’em up permitted to rent a unit in Man was of a different variety. ThLs bnM no financial responsibility for typo all out decisions Included In the chester’s housing for the No question bears more importantly ed hdm there.” with ascertain black substance has easily been the best educa graphical errors appearing In advertlae- 1970 Connecticut campaign. elderly. mentsXand other reading matter In The on tune future of this country. History un The governor, Pilate, had that la both adhesive and co- tional experience any of us have Manchester Evening Herald State Senator Edward Marcus Teens and Womens derscores the gravity of the issue. It’s tried Him and found Him not heslve, that wiU stay where It I recently heard of a family ever had.” decided to take more than a Subecrlber^tp Los Angeles Tlmes-Woshlne- difficult to think of a democracy that be guilty of death but because of 'is put and not disappear under who applied tor one of these The idea of tourism in this ton Post News, Service. year out of his life and an un Full service client o f N. E. A. Service Inc came militaristic and remained a de the tumult fend rioting PUate the stress of traffic, units, long residents of Man poverty bolt was conceived last KING'S ROAD HEEL told amount out of his pocket- handed Him over to the soldiers Publishers Representatives — Mathews. mocracy. And • it’s equally difficult to I am the first to admit that chester. nUs family as I heard summer by the Mingo County Shannon and CullefK Inc., Special Agonev book to gamble that he could — New York, Chlcagih-^^Detrolt and Boston name a militaristic nation that reversed to be crucified. Then the the story had well over $10,000 Economic Opportunity Commis become a second United States I am no professional engineer its course except as the result of a war tnldders took Him and mocked in assets, the maximum one sion (EOC )ond it offered the ______Thursday, or expert in highway mainten D ress Senator from Connecticut from Him, spit upon Him, struck Him may have to be placed on the that is sought — and lost. ance and design, but I shall be chance to visit the area for only Despite the importance of the ques the some ethnic group. In the head and put a crown of eligible Ust tor an apartment, so bold os to offer a few pot $18' a day. ^ o s t of that goes to State Senator Wallace Bomes thorns upon His head and A transfer of property to vari One For The SoIutioiR^s tion, It has hardly been debated at all. hole comments and some ad the families with whom the stu has devoted only slightly loss "And sitting down tliey watched ous other accounts was made Discussed, yes. One need spend only a vice to our DPW. dents live during their stay. Shoes Another ot the traditions by ^ddeh tew minutes at the magazine and paper time and finance to his pursuit Him there.” to a son or daughter (I am not I have noticed that the com The antipoverty agency con back racks of any large drugstore to of the Republican gubernatorial Two thieves were crucified at sure whom) and soon there men once hoped to keep some degree mon technique in local pothole ducts tours and holds lengthy compile a formidable list of critics and nomination. the aame time, one on the taft after these people obtained a civUisation within their relationships is ^ treatment is for the hand shovel discussions. ^ commentators who claim that militarism Governor John Dempsey’s de hand and one on the right. They unit in the housing for the >97 operator to take some tarred The students have traveled now going by the board. In the American saddle — or at least cision not to run tor office ever also spoke out against Jesua but elderly, tacddentally still col sand, etc. out of a truck, throw the countryside to view the The Immunity of diplomats used to A foot In the stirrup. Among the again stimulated the Instinct In Luke’s Gospel we find one of lecting rents from property weather-beaten shacks and the r.e n s and Womens glooni ^preaders are well-known acade- toward blg-declslon making on them repented. He must have j " ^ pothole, and go ■formerly owned. amiount to a reasonably effective guar cool-minea. Bold, shaped heel and wide, ( mtclans,' , sdentlsts, economists, con the part of others, and the stim known Jesus before and seen If we listen to the League of Home for the students has fy -i wide strop. Smart blunt toef. antee that one nation could station its gressmen, novelists, editors, and an oc ulus came not only because he the mighty works He was do- *'®’*“ *^ Women Voters I ■wonder how been with various Mingo County BUCKLED 'n PERFED Sizes 5 to 10. representatives within the borders of an casional retired military officer. But vacated his own spot, but be tag, ho knew Jesus was the Son w aiter some of the loose many of the truly deserving residents—some relatively af what should be a dialogue has been very cause he did present the specta of God and that He came to be P^teWng material and pack Manchester Senior Citizens will other without running risk of their indi fluent, others still li'ving with largely a monologue, with terms defined cle of one man making up one a King for w e’ reed that he ^ **tto the pothole, be moved into the new units outdoor toilets andi pumping wa Stacked Heels vidual safety no matter what political for the convenience df, the speaker. This, mind about one answer. said to the other Udef, ” We de- in the North End of Mcmches- ter from wells. little or no Improvement In the changes and storms might occur in the In itself, does not m e ^ for enlighten Edwin Etheringtion presented serve what we are getting ter; they Imply open doors tor " It ’s been a real experience, smoothness of the pavement. Stylish stacked heels with ment. the spectacle of a man giving tor all the evU deeds we have all regional Sailor CUdzens. well worth the trip and effort,” host country. Common sense in^cates that strop and buckle, pretty 8 8 The relevance of the currimt discus up the presidency of a great uni ooon'mltted but this man hath I accuse no one on the Man said Elayne Werner, one of the ______the loose patching material Sizes 5 to 10. Even if one nation declared war on an sion becomes even more dubious when versity In order to pursue what done nothing amiss.” Then he chester Housing Authority of mainly coed student group. perfs. other, it stilil aUowed the other's diplo we consider the target on which i f fpeus- had to be realistically described turned to Jesus and sadd, "Lord, ®dight to be tamped firmly in being insincere in administer Eddie Klelnman, whose long ea — the military profession. That dO-tiie remember me when Thou potholes if It is to stay there matic representatives to depart peace as a very thin chance at the ing end servicing a very .diffi hair hangs over his shoulders, wrong target. MtEtarism is not a disease Republican nomination tor Unit 0 comest Into Thy Kingdom.” Permanently. I have seen cult operation; but so far as I. said ECX) employes had at fully. of the profession Of arms. While we may ed States Senator. Jesus turned to hdm and sadd, State Highway crews doing this ^ concerned let’s give a fair tempted to “ hide some of the Now, like so many of the Institutions, find in the American military discrete Congressman Thomas Mea- "Today thou shall be with me ^ ye®"" or so, and It Manchester Sender most desolate things from us, attitudes toward discipline, authority, ta Paradise.” What joy must probable that their pothole assumptions, and values of our yester klU seemed to have a comfort Citizens with reference to but w e’ve managed to find and the legitimate or illegitimate use of able lifetime ckreer In the have filled the heart of that Problems do not recur In the future renting policies, for ithem. Other than that, it’s been days, this tradition of diplomatic immu of force, these are attitudes without House at WaMilngton, yet threw dyli% thief. same place as often as the there are numerous Manches great.” nity, this responsibUlty ot the host coun which the military could not function as It all over In order to take the Jm u b fett the awful hatred "Pown’s tor that reason, ter people who need these Wednesday the students a useful agency of the democratic gov men had against Him es He The Pothole Malady always try to guarantee saifety to the guest chance of fighting a tough bat facilities. Many have been born boarded the somewhat ancient ernment it serves. tle for the Insecurity of a R e IttmoeU oald, “ They hated me descends and grows on us every here or local reeldents tor well EOC bus tor a look at a coal diplomatic carps, is being turned and ex Militarism, rather, is the diaease of a publican Governor’s position at wOthnut a cauoe.” In all Hla year from January on. This over 60 ywara, living on small mine near Beckley. agony and suffering He cried year the weather in the early godal aecurity checks ■with few ploited against itself. society that attempts to misapply to Hartford. Later that day, the visitors seeular, civilian problems the kinds of out. “ Father, forgive them for part of the epidemic was most other oasete. Others have used It works ttds way; Congressman Lowell Welcker, traveled to Dingess—one of the attitudes end practices that are entirely perhaps the most Impressive they know not whsit they do.” unfavorable to get out in and up their bank accounts due to most desolate of this county’s A government — so far it has been Fashion Delight proper, and uniquely required. In a freshman member of the House Love took Him to that Cross do repair work. medical expajaeo and hoepltaJ- communlUes—where they saw some Latin American govemment — has military conteoct. If we wish to discover at Washington, decided to gam and oH the"^ peut we had tai it Nevertheless, the only poithoie ization. shacks ■with burlap replacing whether a society has become militaris was our sins. He was hanging remedy I know of Is tor the PRETTY PERFORATED this responaibiUty for protecting the ble his security for the possibil WilUam T. Strain window panes. tic, 'we should look at civilian attitudes— there and shedding His pre- DPW to marshall its employes ity of nomination and election to ------Dusenberry sold his group safety of American diplomats who are not at the mlMtary profession. douB blood tor your etas and In force, along wlith their equlp- the United States Senate. would head home Friday. He The study ot militarism is hardly a nilns. The Scripture says merit and materials, and get its guests. Stamford’s AlphonsiU Donar said he planned "to begin think Womens Shoes new discipline. Serious students have "Without the shedding of blood out and HU 'em up at every A native hebel facUon, seeking lever hue pulled himself out of estab Inside Report ing about next year’s trip.” catalogued a number of Its symtomB. there is no remission of stas.” opportunity. Hire extra trucks Graceful perf design lished business and routine In “ We’re coming back,” he age against its own govemment, seizes Among the most virulent are: When Jesus cried: " It 1# finish and help when necessary. (Continued from Page Six) on grained vinyl. Photographed by Rcfirlnald Pinto order to take a total plunge of said. "Trips Uke these give per- 9 7 ed” He yielded up His spirit and Charge the extra costs up to the the b(x|y of an American diplomat and Oloriflcatlon of war, supported by his own time and resource Into 8}>ective to education that can Classic styling. 5 to CONES died. What a sad and dark day taxpayers; they can’t do any Implored: "Governor, don’t let then threatens to kill him unless the gov etaborate pseudoscientific justifications an effort which had to be rated never be found in books.” 10. that 'was. Two of Hie foUowers thing but pay and squawk, ’em put the niggers In our based on biological, psychological, ethi a long-shot venture. emment makes some conceeslan to the took Him down from the Cross Which they are doing plenty schools.” cal, natUmoUsblc, or economic grounds. And now (Congressman Mona- and ptaced Him in the tomb. now about the potholes. If enough adult Alabamans rebel faction — like letting some of Its The best sellers of this genre were writ gan completes the major list of A Thought for Today His dtadtples were sad and their While I am at It, I might offer see this as their paramount in- PASSPORT PHOTOS leaders out of prison. ten by foreign despots and read here (Connecticut figures who have, Sponsored by the Manchester hopes’ were ensahed, already wlth much hesitation another terest and want to keep Wallace roENTIPICATION ■with horrified disbelief. By llowland Evans Jr. for this 1970 campaign, gone The Latin American govemment feels Inside Council of Churches they had forgotten that He told suggestion, as their watchdog on Nixon, Public deiflca,tion of the military, SALEM NA88IFF PHOTTO through the pressure-cookers of Without a doubt the faithful they might just vote to put him it cannot afford to let anything happen which was last observed in this country them' in three days He would M l Biain St., MaaMtaeoter their own Internal struggle be no about the time of V-J Day. With twelve rise again. Wtwt a victory ■when employes of the DPW are al- in the governor’s mansion. MS-7SW to the American diplomat, and meets the Robert D. Novak Prologue: This week I invite tween caution and desire and ready preseurtag Manager matter what the polls now show. million men and women in uniform, you to read and think about He rose tine third day and kidnapper demands. Report through the attempted pushing representing almost every American appeared to them. How their some words you normally sing. and hauling of all kinds of vari This has now happened three times. family, one could then have said quite hearts rejoiced. It was neces ROBERTSDALE, Ala. — Be creasingly explicit that his re- state'motor pool, says the young With the music in the back ously-motivated friends, associ accurately that the military was the pub sary that He , remain 40 days It bears some similarity to another of pudatlon here would convince govemoK "you don’t see state ground and the meanings there ates, and political leaderships, lic. fore an all-white audience of 5,- with them os Hei hod many Mr. Nixon that the South was in cars at th^^lootball game or the to be seen and contemplated, and come out taking the big the rough savageries of our time — the An elite officer corps, ■with perquisl'teB 000 at a fish-fry in this south more t h ii^ to tsoch them.' One his pocket ior 1972 and, there beach Uke ybu used to.” may these hymns come alive for risk. hijacking of the alrpiane full of innocent, and privileges der-led to most d ’vilians. day while walking end talking Alabama village climaxing his fore, he could move leftward to Courthouse Square crowds In you in some new ways. There’s a lot of manhood Ask any officers in uniform who ever with them He blest them and unlnvolved passengers. first full day of campaigning, seek liberal votes. Greenville and\ Evergreen— O Master, Let Me around, in 1970 Connecticut poli tried to pull rank on a New York taxi Walk With Thee was parted from them and A George C. Waliace unveiled the Brewer's concern about this supposedly Wallaiie country— tics. There is no guaranteed perfect way driver or on a con'iressman about that. taken up into Heaven. Luke strategy that holds his only Tiopo tactic is manifest. Implying that liked Brewer's good gb^emment O Master, let me walk with thee of guarding against its repetition. Pre Belief in a military mystique, un In lowly paths of service free; 24-61. GREEN SALE For the Young Set for political survival. his soft-spoken approach Is spiel. But whether they'Jlked it For the Young Miss fathomable to the layman. Maintainlnig Tell me thy secret, help me bear Dear reader, ■we are U'vtag ta cautions can be increased, both by the The reason droves of news more effective nationally than well enough to retire i^lallace Herald such a mystique in a country with The strain of toll, the fret of a 'wwVl that la fuU of turmoil paper columnists from up north Wallace’s bravado. Brewer sug from politics, depends on '97 where the military still fights an Asian Alabama’s schools, there is a stay, \ Satan gets their minds then hg rugged soles and heels. For with squared heels, big in your hand.s.” tation. land ■war agad'nst which they counseled sounding like George. difference. Wallace remains a And guide them in the home con IriJect all sorts of evU Into SPECIAL NO. 1 active boys. Sizes 8Vi to 3. bow. Sizes 10 to 4. But Brewer knows he cannot 10 Years Ago So how does anybody stop it? There for years, with strategy and tactics at-.: Wallace's appieal for election true believer in segregated ward way. \ them. We see the results of 1970 IM PALA CUSTOM COUPE. Fully equipped In as governor of Alabama in terms outdo Wallace as protector of schools and talks that way pri The Rev. I.,aurence J. Vincent this all around us. We as cluding black vinyl roof, -vinyl upholstery, 300 h.p. V-8, are always among us those who have a ten not of theilr choosing but dictated by civilian leaders, pjiovldes its own refuta of national politics was fully ex the South in national politics. vately. But Brewer feels segre Teach me thy patience; still of Center Church is appointed believers ta our Lord Jesua Turbo Hydramatlc transmission, power steering, power solution to everything. What is their so tion of this charge. pected by the forces of his op Instead, he must concentrate gation as such is dead, and with thee dean of Thomas Hooker Youth Christ need more than ever' to disc brakes, H.D. battery, H.D. generator, electric window defroster, P.B., radio, speed and cruise control, A belief that external natiooml goals ponent and erstwhile protege. on bringing "a moral tone” to Alabama should get on to other In closer, dearer company. Conference; Mrs. Hooks K. John ■ound out the good news that lution to this problem? whitewalls, engine block heater and other extras. Low can be attained only by military means. Gov. Albert Brewer. What ha.s Montgomery—in implicit con business. In this campaign. In work that keeps faith sweet ston, director of religious educa <3alBt Jesus wlU soon come to FREE Would they threaten the death penalty mileage. With few exceptions—none of them In surprised them is the timing. trast to what prevailed under Brewer Is betting that the peo and strong. tion at Center Church, Is named taike Hta place and reign os for such kidnapping? Some of those in recent years—the public has viewed They thought Wallace would ex George and Lurleen Wallace. ple of Alabama agree. In trust that triumphs over dean of women at Smith Confer King of Kings ond Lord of BONUS OFFER Regularly $4215 . . . IjpW periment with state issues for volved are probably already under sen the purpose of our armed forces as Brewer Is a prominent Baptist There was evidence last week wrong. ence. Lords. weeks before settling down to strictly defensive. This view has been layman who brings an evangel that Brewer might be right. Jesus, Thou ore coming, coming SPECIAL NO. 2 tence of death. If they could be caught. the one strategy capable of clos Friday ft Saturday Only shared almost universally by American istic style to the campaign Even here In Wallace country, In hope that sends a shining ray as the King BRAND NEW 1970 CHEVELLE SPORT COUPE. ing the gap between him and On This Date Would they have the United States and military professionals. Certainly public stump and pulls it off nicely. audience response to Wallace Far down the future's broaden To this world of sorrow, happi Equipped with 166 H.P. 6-cyl. engine, P.B. radio, Pow- Brewer by the May 5 Demo belief in the effectiveness of military " If you’ve been to your capitol was muted. But after one speech ing way. In 1776, the independence of ness to bring; ergUde transmlaston, light 'green with dark green the host country join in defying the kid cratic Primary. 5 BAGS OF lately,” he orates, "you don’t at the National Guard Armory In peace tliat only thou const South Carolina was declared. Evil then ahall ■vanish, wars and upholstry. Price Includes all federal taxes and freight nappers, thus sacrificing the life of the power as a solution to world problems, other than defensives ones, is at an all- Indeed, Wallace’s national have to see these agents of cor in Foley, a grinning tow-headed give. * In 1804, the Louialana Pur strife shall cease. charges. \ American diplomat but denying the kid time low today. strategy is the cloud menacing ruption” —presumably influ boy came up to Wallace and With thee, O Master, let me live. chase was divided Into the Ter Thou, O mighty -victor, art the Friday and Saturday Only . . . 9 2 5 9 0 the Brewer camp's euphoria, ence peddlers—"going up and Rev. Ernest k Harris Jr. nappers the object of their crime? An inteirefirting note Is found in the Jan ritory of Orleans and the territo Prince of Peace. SGOTTS uary 1970 issue of The Center Magazine; which stems from amazingly down the halls.” With his new (See Page Seven) Second Congregational Church ry of Louisiana. Euittce Gri mason Would they sent in the Marines? favorable polls plus defections of SPECIAL NO. 3 a publication of The Center for the Study BRAND NEW 1970 NOVA COUPE. Includes raxilo and Would they withdraw all '-American of Democratic Instltutlcms. Neither The old Wallace courthouse politlc- Potholea ans. The disquieting note is that TURF BUILDERS automaUc drive, federal taxes and freight. Center nor Its magazine will ever be de To the Editor, diplomats from every nation where the even Alabamans who no longer scribed as a voice of the so-called mili In lost Mionday rfght’a Herald Friday and Saturday Only . . . 9 2 3 3 5 kidnap routine is tried, thus undoubted want Wallace as governor still tary-industrial complex. Seven associ I aaw Umt our local DPW has ■would support him for President. Skin-Fif Foam Lined ly pleasing the native rebels because oUr ates and cansultants of The Center were FREE with every 1970 Thus, Wallace must prove that Fischetti asked to comment on the question, "Has withdrawal would mean a loss In pres the only way they can vote for U S E D ^ OK USED CARS America become a militaristic society?” NEW Chevrolet or OK Used '-J ’ 1 tige tor the native gxxvemment? him for President is to make ‘■mo Chicago Daily Newi 69 RAMBLER S2545 HANDSOME GRAINED LEATHER Oollectlveiy, they represented five aca him governor again. What would they do, the solutlonlsts of demic disciplines: theology, economics, ^ a r purchased 6n Friday, Rebel S8T Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., power steering, This mean.s Wallace has come radio, whitewalls, vinyl roof. cwr time? maUiemaUcs, law, and the humanities. full cycle in two months. When BICYCLES Among their responses, all the criteria LANaaar aai-ccTiOH or March 27th, or Saturday, 69 MUSTANG $2225 he revealed early this year he Hcw aicYCi-ea in t h e Sport Ooupe. 6-cyl., standard, radio, heater, whitewalls. described above were touched on direct ■VCNNON ANCA Mens Dress Shoes might run against Brewer to March 28th. This will The Million Dollar Rookie ly or indirectly. Six of the seven answer save his third-party “ move PiofcariMially AaaanibiMl 68 CHEVELLE $2125 ed, “ No.” VIEnUH MaUbu Sport Ooupe. V-8, auto., power steering, radio, Unless we happen to turn into a ment,” polls showed public In cover 25,000 $q. ft. and When charges of American militarism difference. Brewer then pro LAOS hater, vinyl roof, whitewalls. Supple leather uppers for real comfort afoot. 197 basketball fan, traveling great distances lucve been made, they generally are claimed that he, unlike Wallace, has a retail value of 68 CHEVY II $1395 Super wear soles. Sizes dlti to 12. to pay our way In to see this or that star hung on loose sind rather rusty semantic had been a "fulltime” governor. Nova 2-Door. 4-cyl., standard, radio, heater, white hinges. Whatever malaise besets this walls. perform, the amount that professional To the glee of the Brewer camp, $27.25 country. It is not militarism by any ac Wallace retorted lamely he h ^ «7 CHEVROLET $1745 teams are willing to pay to sign up this cepted definition of the term. been a "double'time” governor. Impala 4-Door Hardtop, V-8, auto., power steering. or that college playei^ is none of our busi- The military Is open to criticism for That framed a debate over who radio, heater, whitewalls. Mens erroriB lof omiasdon end commission, as was the most competent gover 67 VOLKSWAGEN j $1445 tt should be. It has not, however, com nor, an area where Wallace's Deluxe 2-Door. 4-cyl., 4-speed, radio, heater, whitewalls. WEAR-DEFYING If they think they can get a return on mitted the fatal error of trying to mili emotional appeal would count for tarize American society, and the Ameri- Uttle. OPEN raiDAY 9 to 9 66 FORD $1325 , a (2,000,000 investment in a rookie, that Falrlono Station Wagon. 6-cyl., auto., radio, heater, oan people show no disposition to adopt Now, Wallace is back to a Dress Shoes is their worry, not ours. militarism on their own. p o rr itOAO whitewalls. national strategy. “ You and 66 BUICK $1495 But, in b larger sense. It is also our We are not imperiled by mdlltartem. me,” he tells audiences with main miBBT. * AND SAT. UNTIL S VBHNON.CONN. LeSabre 4-Door. V-8, auto., power steering, radio, heat business and our worry. For this risk But theoie is a real risk that tfxiee who dubious logic, “ are responsible for'Hubert Humphrey not being er, wMtewaUs. >55 the managements of professional sports would exorcise an imaginary devil may, Ifflcm T B E P A D M in the process, dangerously weaken and President of the United States, ON MCYCUPB enterprises are witting to take cannot be seriously attentate from American so and that’s something." Because of Wallace, President Nixon’s ■ MOM. THRU SAT. kept entirely isolated and private. It be ciety, the only agency it has to protect t l i e T O SiSS R-M. Handsome 3-tie oxfords slay it from an external military threat that speeches "look Uke they were CLASSO THUN. ^M . bright and clean, just wipe 'n comes part of a'’ national atmosphere ■written here In Robertsdale.” opsH rm. jy lL - not only is real, but is growliig with each wear. 6 to 12. which has to be defined as a madness. It passing month. TTuis, were he defeated for A n Carter Chevrolet bsoomes not merely a risk one partlcu- This kind of devil-chasing Is about as governor now, the South would useful as beating your wife because the lose its ■vigilant watchdog on the MANCHESTER U r kind of entetprise is taking, but a 1229 MAIN STREET car won’t start. JOHN L. FHISBEB IN Nixon Administration. In com stimulus toward Mmilarly tareaponsible AIR FORCE-SPACE DIGEST. ing weeks, Wallace will ft'-r' ,1 m- -V. ■' A' \ \\ Vi '■\ ,,A \ - V ' . . ■ ■ . ■ \ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 P A G E N I N E
f A G B E IG H T MANCHESTER EVENING ILD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. MARCH 26, 1970 Sion should consider the tact Hehron that more areas will have to be made available tor buslneas os lem by staying off the Joh," he *robe the town grows and this would said. Kidnapers No Need To Ghaso All Ovor Towo Paul Pilkonis Chosen Air Traffic Chairman Appointed be a good time to start. - ' ” Aa tar as I ’m oonoem ed, PZC Vetoes Change Simply whip over to Main Street and choose from these are Illegal, concerted ef Dennis expressed a fear that Chevron Oil Drilling Woodrow Wilson Fellow T o Release If the Planning and Zoning Alfred OocU G>ntrollers forts and we are determined to For MCC Departments By JAMES PHnjJPg our galaxies of accessories, A thousand choices and Commteston doesn’t put aside surface safety BVneral lervlcea for Alfred A Mancheater Hl^h Sdwol fulfill our Jegal obllgattens’’ to In Business Zone Aasocljsciabated Pres* Writer valves. I Srraduate, currently a Phi Beta keep the nation’s air traffic John E. Alberghlnl has been areas now for business and In- . more of the most fashion smart handbags. Ooda, 68, o f Hollywood, F la., Stay O ff Job U.S. Envoy WASHINGTON (AP) A fed- «al«ed the Justice De- fom erly of Manchester who died Kappa senior majcrlns In so moving, Volpe said. appointed chalrmaR of the de The Planning and Zoning would be erswted with traffic Hebron will be mostly Conunlssion has voted against entering and leaviig; businesses residential. This will cause eral grand Jury will Investigate Pa*'tment to investigate the nl- EVom Vera Scarves and Beautiful Custom Jmreiry to Monday in Hollywood, will bo cial psyotKdocy at TOIe, was (Continued from Page One) He said hls departm ent pn>- partments of physical sotonoea (Continued from Pi^e One) recently named one of the 1,- poses to seek injunctions to any changes In the oresent *tom both rides of the street, taxes to rise steadUy because of Chevron Oil (fo.’s drlUlng ooctu- under a federal Gloves and Panty Hose, Ws Have Hiom All at Moiy Lnwl*. held Saturday at id a.m. at and life sciences at Mancheater Mght that he wlH run for anoth tione to see if criminal charges provld<* for fines of 163 wtamers In the naMonal ooro- SturgUI, a PATCO spokesman. force controllers back to work amiMi K they said. the Influx of children to edu- The Only Shop o< Its Kind Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Community College, Robeilt H. 8t. Burial wUl be In St. Bridget cotxhicted by tlw Wood- in every city where slowdowns er term In May. or toan an tner'^^n dS^^to « was also pointed out that “»te. Also the town will be com- should be brought .igalnst the “P P®*' "When we found this out, we got firm for alleged safety viola- egvi im prisonm ent of- com- Oemetery. Wilson FoScwaMp Founda- occurred. Fenn, acting dean of faculty, The U.S. Embassy said It had 400 feet In the present rorw^lnd planning and zoning by-pass^ In the i^ tu n telegrams off to the FAA and tions In the Gulf Coast oU spill. P®"^ «x«mtlvca up to six Frlends may call at the funer- **** Princeton, N. J. OoUege ”In the last two yeeuv alone announced today. received an apparently authen a 127-toot dnerea^also w ltW '■®««taUons. apartment houses ^ause of a lackof land tor al home tonight from 7 to 9 and ^ university seniors thua the Department of Tranaporta- w e’ve got 8,200 additional traffic A part-time Instructor and , ‘"nils is an urgent matter th/it ui^ths. Mary Lewis 829 Main S t 648-8996 tic letter from the 48-yearold 400-foot depth, n ^ ofon^ »>® buHt In any business business construction. Workers tried again Wednes- tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to ®*®K»at*d are Judged to be tion luglng them to stop this ac controllers and we are asking lecturer on the MDC facuMy Ohuroh 8t„ to the boundary M ’^^®t°''e. there could be Hls feelings were echoed by deserves very high priority,’ (NEXT DOOR TO BURTON'S) Qolanel saying, ” I am well. I am • p.m, among the best future ctdlege tion and make a public state for 2,600 m ore in 1971," V olpe since 1966, when the science de the Lowell Cherry property^ guarantee that apartments Joseph Fill, the other commis- U.8. Atty. Gerald Golllnghou^ ^ y “ ^P partment was formed, Albre- 4. said Wednesday In New Or Chevron wolls that have spewed Survivors, in addition to thoso teachers, ment to advise the pubHc that said. in the custody of 50 armed The commission voting two ”®t be built In this area slon member voting In favor of ghlnl was appointed to the full leans. “We don’t know how long a black tide of crude oil Into the mentioned In Irig obituary In ™ *■ Pilkonis, son the system is Jeopardised to a Nearly all flights that had m en.” for and two against, with the ‘**® ®bangea vrare approved, the changes. of Mr. and Mrs. Ray PUkctda time faculty as assistant pro V Chairs Contest It wUi take to develop the Infor gulf, but were reported unsuc Tuesday's Herald, Include a degree as far as safety goes." New York’s three airports on Balaguer'a government had o f C2iai^>aqua, N .Y., vrho fessor of physics in 1969. Since chairman, Richard. McDonald, Among those speaking In fa- where Dennis was so strong- mation.'” cessful. stepoon, Nicholas Russo of Hart "We asked the administrator any leg felt the effects of the announced that It would put dtaqualifying Mmseif because ^® ®banges were Alfred jy jn favor of the proposed Jan Peterson of M Doane fit. No extensive damage to ma- ford; and two stepdaughters,- formerly resided In MuKhester to officially declare the system slowdown. Ihe Air Transport then, he has been active in cur GalUnghouse said the graivl at 47 Hoffman Rd. The faimSy riculum development, and 1s moat of the prisoners demanded of a possible conflict ot Inter- ^bisteln, Sol EUenberg and B. changes, John Slbun waa equal- bas been named chairmoni for would beein cmurideratlm ’'^”® *^^® bns beon reported be- EMERGENCY Mra. John Dldonato of Manches unsafe and he will not,” StiuglU Association, which represents moved to CHappaqua last Au currently serving as chairman by the kidnapers on an Iberia est, defeated motions for two Heggelund, the three appll- jy opposed. ^be Battle of the Bands conteri chevron case Tiifwdav of the spill, but dhrimp ter and Mra. Walter Johnson of said. ’’ITiey are going the os the country’s 33 schedided air Airlines flight We^kiesday Mght other changes. cants requesting------*'— the change*. ’------Rnnniiored hrv the Manchester ''”® case lucsoay. ,,,__ „ , i Obventiy. gust. Ray Is an official of Sarah trich route and pacifying the lines, said 286 flights were can of the tlme-ahare computer as Slbun felt that If an extension *AnriT 17*^m *7^ *^® ^be statement shortly ('"bermon have Wed a $70 mll- Lawrence' OoUege in BronxvtUe, f sisted instructional program. He for M exico a t y . But late In the Defeated was a request to ex- Goldstein, whose request was ^ oxpanriM was requeried be et b't^rtor Secretary Walter '»’ ® public so they think everything celed totally Wednesday, and 20 evening Mexican Ambassador SERVICE Hector Russell N. Y. Is hunky-dory. It Isn’t .” partially. has also been a lecturer in tend the south central business approved tor a 127-foot exten- cause It waa needed he would ^ fit ^ A n t i^ J accused the firm of « ” uP«>y ^ potential damage physics at the University of Francisoo Garcia said Crowley The funeral of Hector Russell, At Yale, Paul was captain of Sturgill said m ore than 2,000 A spokesman said the discrep ^ *^® P*"®*®^ “ b®- “*“•<*<* be In favor of It. Ikiwover, the wlffl niek the ton wholesale violation «of aaie^ysafely *-b® «Uck. FV>r any plumbing' find heating repahv call ns f(Hr 67, of West Concord, Maas, who Intramural soccer team, Connecticut. would not be released Wednes controllers are not working to ancy between his group’s fig day night and the prisoners died Friday at Emerson Hos- J^uriig his ooiUege career, be day. , A native of Hyannis, Mass., feeTSk^t'aC^urlh^ sT Sl^f Ta^d ^ ” ______esthnates on bathroom remodeling. GfUi, oil or Paul A. Pilkonis ures and the government’s was John E. Alberghlnl would not leave. pltal. Concord, Mass., vras held ® Depart- The storm in Chicago negated Alberghlnl now lives In South ^ T ^ » . Shaffer, prerident of W e d n e ^ y a bUI to make th^,- becalise the ATA counts a flight The plan tor the excharRe request dise Farms. Monday In West Concord Union ^ Mental Health In West Hartford, the High Sthool some of the effects of the strike Glastonbury with hls wife and conducting experimental re Also was a request Use Farms. zo^ wMch can create sltua- to «t^ c^X Sn Chevron, responded to Hlckcl’s electric heating systems installed. with many stops as a single was worked out with the help of to expandexpend the south central At uresent. present, the land cannot heino- fon-ed into an ^ . f ^ charges- costs of cleaning It up. Church. He formerly lived at 84 Virginia as a volunteer In VIS- World staff, and played varsity at the Longmont, Colo., air flight—where the Justice De two children. He received a BS search in areas of nuclear and lana ctui^ tion* Of being forced Into ap- and 23 at the Manchester Arm- , The bill provides liability of Florence St. domestic Peapce Corps; soccer and baseball. During the the Roman Catholic coadjutor route traffic control center partment listed each landing or In physics from Holy Cross Col solid state physics. ‘We have been cooperating archbishop of Santo Domingo, $100 per gross'ton of oil, up to Mr. RusseU vras a member of *»»owlng completion of training fall of his senior year, he was where 22 of 66 controllers re takeoff. lege, and hls MIS from Purdue He is a member of five sci t., begin- Is too small. There Is some quested. receive gOK$28. with the government In Investl- the Orient Lodge of Masons In Oswatomie State Hos- The Herald’s football reporter. Msgr. Hugo Polanco Brito, wto. nlng at the southernmost bound- poaslbtllty, he said, that with $14 million total, to case of accl- HOME PLUMBING & ported atek. Despite the cancellations, University In 1969. He did hls entific and physics organiza East Hatltford. Kansas. Outside school, he tutored dis- was to accompany the men on ary of the Hope Valley Estates an addition, toe buUdlng could «« commission ^ b W d vdH ^ y tor 16 v^linve ^ c^ - "P**^- UlablUty 1« unllm- "We’re ai|ticipating that su there was the Irony of many graduate work on a Hughes tions. In 1961 and 1968, he pre Survlvors Include his wife ^ interview wiOi a Chap- advantaged youngsters In Hart- the plane tp Mexica sulxMvlslan a nd continuing be used as a small pro^onal baa never rerolv^ where they ment until the Investigations are K damages r^lto from pervisory personnel may not flights moving half empty be Aircraft Fellowship while a re sented papers on his research zones Bands, and there will be done- Mrs. Elaine RusseU; two daugh- PaQua Patent Trader reporter, ford’s North End in mathe- search engineer with the south along Church St., tor a center. tool additional business m isconduct o r -willful r»egll- HEATING SERVICE have to be used because of the cause prospective travelers at Mexico City meetings of the Msgr. Polanco Brito was one be- Ing during the competition, competed. ters, Mias SheUa RusseU of mother aaiid he hopes to at- mattes. Hughes Aircraft Research -and Americqin Physics Society. In o f three persons the Iddnapeirs distance o f 1,400 feet with We wish to empl«Blze that bad weather east of here,” said stayed away from airports. is the developer of should ^ bl^ clarified Tickets are now on sale and Tha measure also gives the 387 CENTER ST. — 649-2869 Laurel, Md., and Miss Jeanne graduate school at the Prior to accepting his present Development Laboratories from April 1968, his Invited paper, designated to carry out their depth o f 400 feet. toe existing shopping center on }‘ey®» ^ ^ spot »"®y be purchased at the efforts to avoid damage RusseU of West Concord, and University of California at position, Ray was associated for Dale Backman, the cento’s eo- Connecticut’s major airports This request was also made Rt. 86. ” -- - before they go federal government authority to sistant chief. 1937 to 1989. He has completed “Physics and the Community first release plan. TMa called (jpor from oil spills have been com- several nieces and nephews. Berkeley, the University of 27 years with the University of all reported normal operations doctoral program studies at ______begin immediate olean-up ac- In fact, the Longmont center today. College,” waa given alt a meet for the government to set the to Include the southweet aide of EUenberg stated that his In- *®"®- Bands interested In com peting P*^J||^y The McCrea and Tunnlcliffo Chicago, or Stanford Unfver- Hartford, from which he gradu- Purdue and Trinity College. and the tower at Stapleton In ing of the American Associa prisoners free In Duarte Plaza, Church St., beginning at the to- terest at this time In expand- ^ may contact Peterson, o*or «Kei^ Thousands of gallons of crude Funeral Home, Belknap St., ated. From 1957 to 1969, he was At Bradley International Air Prom 1961 to 1969, Alber- The measure paased both ternational Airport' at Denver tion of Physics Teachers, and Santo Domingo's main square, tersecUon of Old Colchester tog the zone to Include his prop- mission member voting. neth Johnson, 32 Walker St. oil have spilled into the gulf Concord, Mass., was In charge Paul was named valedictorian controller and business manager port in Windsor Locks, chief ghinl was a member of the re IvTuscs without a fiis.sentlng Wednesday night guided a gained recognition from mem but the government Insisted the Rd„ and Church St., and con- ery on toe west side of Church with Slbun’s sentiments and Ms since a fire on a Chevron drill of arrangements. of the MHS daas of 1966 when of the UofH, and prior to that, controller Theodore Mattil re search staff at the United Air TWA jetHner with 70 passengers bers of the Commission on Col men be departed. Umilng soutoeast on Church St., St. was mainly In the best In- was the other negative vote. Ing platform off the Louisiana a». S he was 16 years old. He was cashier and controller of Hlllyer ported all the controlleis sched craft Research Laboratories, lege Physics. tor a distance o f 766.78 feet with tereot o f the town. ------coast was extinguished March John Winder president of the F. A. Verplanck College, now a UofH component. to an emergency landing at Sta uled to work this morning re The kidnapers first demanded Half of Army pleton after the St. Louis to Los the release of 24 prisonera, but a depth coinciding with toe He felt that he town needed Manchester Evening Herald 10. Middletown Students, ^ I hop to ferirwroy — wo hovo all of ^ TORRINGTON—John Winder, Chapter of the National Honor While living here, he was a ported on time. Hickel eund William T. Peoora, Angeles flight reported a 76 per the government said one or two boundaries of toe existing Gian- more business and Industry to Hebron correspondent Anne 72, of Torrington, died yesterday Society, a National Merit Little League umpire, and a Mattil said traffic In and out director of the U.S. Geological Staff Discuss Problems your last minuto oostor m ods! ^ cent loss of control. were common criminals and ette property. help cut down taxes. He pres- Empt, tel. 228-8971. ail Corps^ at_ the_ Chau-lotte ^ Hungerford _ _ Scholarship winner, a member past president of the Manchester of Bradley was normal tor this Postal Worker Pay Package The commission took this Survey, said Wednesday govern MIDDLETOWN (AP) — • cards # « 9 9 A resetralndng order was Is would not be released. The ex „ „ ently has no plans to develop Hospital in ’Tontogton ^eV 'm “*« Current Affodrs Club end chapter of the State Board of time of the week. Hiere were ment Inspectors found that 137 Spoloesmen for Middletown High sued Weefoesday against a act number to be freed was not oxition on the proposed changes the area. • candy UlneSB of one week Student Council, the Foreign Approved Baseball Umpires. He some delays he said, but these only after serious consideration __ , ______Leaving NYC of Chevron’s 178 offshore oil School students, teachers and strike by the Professional Air could be due either to a lack Still Tied Up in Negotiations specified. • gross • CUtKNftS He waa a native of Germany Association of G|«ater stlU officiates college games, of the proa and cons presented ‘“ ‘I ® Deaths in wells lacked storm chokes, a axknlnlstrators held a meeting Traffic Controllers Organisation of controllers at other major After the Ididnapers named (Continued from Page One) and lived In Torrington for over (Continued front Page One> by residents at this v4ek’s pute ^ safety device that cuts off the today In an attempt to case ddl- • napkins • ribbons 60 years. He was employed as a at the Travelers Insurance Co., (PATCO). T h e Justice Depart airports or to worsening weath the Duarte Plaza as the reteese lie hearing "^®®^ ®^‘*® Church St. Hls frro them for the Elaster week- of oil in case of a fire. ferences that resulted Wednes- • toys galoro machinist at the Hendey Ma- Hartford, before she retired ment, in seeking the order, sold er conditions In other parts of “EYom the evidence we have packages containing medical site, students tind othe;rs sympa At toe hearing, they were pre- purchase the The Nation ®™ Storm chokes also cut down day In a brief walkout by black Eastern Star operation o f 900 aircraft at air 'die country. supplies. chine Co. for many years prevl- and was a mamber of Its seen lat the bargaining table, we thetic to the kidnaping gathered sented with a petition clrcu- Gianette home as a .M Army reserve officer ^be rate of production, Pecra students. ' oH am fofrwoy pricod, too! ous to hls retirement 16 years Girls' Club, ports In 16 major cities had Less than half of Bradley’s 36 TTie measure provides an 11.1 there and shouted demands fa* lated by Mre. Gharry and i^alden®® to open a Scon- Benjamin M. Kaye called up with other civilian He added the safety de- Most of the school’s 67 Negro been halted by the strike. It did are confident we can wrap it per cent wage Increase, a gov ago. He was well-known as a Survlvors include two broth Slate Seated air traffic controllers are mem Crowley's life until army troops signed by 36 famlliee who were shop In the build- NEW YORK (AP) — Benja- part timers for duty during the ^ices had been InstaUed on the atudente were out of school for not specify the cities. bers of PATCO. up,” said James H. Rademarii- ernment-paid health benefit pro- baseball player and played with ers, Fred J. Reid au»d Willlaim dispersed them with tw gas, opposed to the rezoning. Ing. min M. Kaye. 86, writer of Mt poriol strike recaUed who* some checked by a federal about one hour early In the day, Attorney F. Lee Bailey, exec Control tower, spokesmen at er, president of the AEXrCIO gnam and regional cost-of-livlTig other disorders broke out in the many ban clubs In Connecticut. Reid, both of Rockville; and a Mr. and Mrs. Wadter A. Per- The petition pointed out two He also felt that as a new- plays and popular semgs and an of them had to say; inspector before the fire broke reportedly b^use they dtaa- utive director of PATCO, said National Aasooiatlon of Letter differentials. Congress refused streets, there was some shoot He was a member of the sister, Mrs. Nell Schllllnger of son Jr. o f East Haurtford, for- Tweed-New Haven and Bridge major objections to comer to town. It would be ad- organizer of the Theater Guild, An officer: “Some of these greed with punishment imposed subpoenas would be issued to port Municipal Airports report Carriers. to debate the WU while workers ing, and police arrested at least tk Leisure Time Men’s Club. East Hau-tford. m erly of M anchester, w ere In- changes in the present zone. vanlageous to the town to ex- n could be reached dur The negotiators had sent word businesses to their homes -would n®wcomers. AdUe R. Barnes ^ P®®ora said. made puUic. win be Sat\irday at 10 a.im. at patron amd worthy matron of ministrator John H. Shaffer. fic delays. Five of the seven ing the day on how far back to Wednesday the talks were going Balaguer'a candidacy tor re- The funeral will be held Sat the Ahem Funeral Home, 180 detract from the area with ImmediatelyInvmedlately upon adjourn- nnr'HFqTFRRnr.]^.qTOR Minn Mton iari _ A-A i«lvate.private: Ii needneea to get backdock Hickel said federal Inspectors Students and teachers in- urday at 2 p.m. at St. Paul’s Temple Chapter, OES, in cere "I’ve been dying for a kmg controllers at Tweed New Haven make any pay Increase retroac forward In an “atmosphere that election had been expected for ment of the pubUc hearing, the p,_ p r 1>™.q ^ 'work and make some money, reported an additional 210 viola- volved in the controversy met Farmington Ave., Hartford. aigns and Increased Lutheran Church, Torrington, time to get them Into positl<» to are PATCO members. tive. is friendly and constructive.” some time, but he did not make concentre- Planning and Zoning Commls- I"' P»n a common laborer for a tfons by Chevron for flallure to after the Negro riudents re- Buriad will be in St. Bernard’s monies at the Maisonic Temple. with the Rev. Richard Porrltt, be cross-examined and maybe None of Bridgeport’s control Other union leaders said their James H. Rademacher, presi it official until Wednesday. In a ^ down'town matxcheSTeTj^^ » Cemetery, Rockville. Over 200 members and guests 33 years, a specialist in heart pastor, officiating. Burial will get the truth on the table," Bai lers belong to PATCO. pajokage of pay proposals was dent of the National Association broadcast he said he would Another private: “No wonder offshore wells. Inadequate pro- (dosed about on hour ahead of ^ openjgm^ and frL.iiigMs on ear Friends may cadi at the attended the event. would effect the water supply in attendance to vote r now and could ed where residents seem to chairmen of the deportment of Mrs. Robert Eels, paist worthy as other flights or continua commitments. back tom orrow. I ’m Just getting OueUebbe o< R ockville, died yes- Frances L. G reoie, ley said. eral, press secr..tary Ronald L. country for exile in Mexico, oa be m ore ot a problem if bust- want them. Rt. 85, he said, is a Scandlnavlen studies at the UM- matron, installing chaplain; amd tions,” said Frank Jackson, an The negotiators denied one re berdaor at St. Franda Hospital, dauK^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- In requesting the order the Ziegler reported. the kidnapers imist. Judge nesses were- constructed begin- growing area and the bUsi- verslty of Minnesota end one of '^'rvlro*') * GARDEN Ifortfoid. She was tije w Jfed Oreene of 366 HilUard SL, Albert Heavisides, past worthy American Airlines representa port from a New York union government asked McGuire to Ziegler said Nixon talked “at ot- Jorgie Luque added that Delian- nlng at the boundary of the sub- nesses already eriabUshed there the world’s leading scholars In *]P® Gall! bos been esalg^id to the position pstron, installing organist. Mrs. tive In Chicago. floial that agreement already enjoin PATCO from "In any great length” with Blount ave’s father, also in Jail in coo- division. are doing very well. Scandinavian literature, died VIHNER'SAND 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Survhrots al% Include tliree reservations agent tor Pan Charlotte R. Gray and Miss Dl- Only haU of United’s fUghta had been reached on a pay manner continuing, encourag Wednesday Mght and received a nectlon with Ms son’s activitieo, A defijidte traffic hazard He also felt thsX the oornmi®- Tuesday. . sons, «ve dau^ters, her father World Airways. She ane Jacobsen were soloUts for left Chicago between 10 and li raise. active auty. ing, ordering, aiding, engaging fun report 'Thursday morning. doesn’t want the 20-year-oM MANCHESTER, CONN. p.m., Wednesday because of the and another sister. ’ be sUUoned hi New York tbe evening. or taking p ^ in any work The press secretary said Blount said the discussions youth taleen out o f the country. The funeral will be Saitunlay ®be Is a graduate of East Other officers installed are stoppage or slowdown.’’ combined controUers.snow con Blount told Mm that the negotia will cover all the issues between A few hours eeo'ller. Interior VERNON TOWN LINE at 8:16 a.m. from the Richard OathoUc High School and the Mr. and Mrs. John L. VonDeck ditions and a malfimctioning of tions are proceeding well and the government and the unions Minister Francisoo Imaz an FLOWER4 SHOP PATCO has long contended a radar installation. W. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 "^^aver Airline Personnel School Jr., associate worthy patron and described them os “constructive and t h at understandings nounced that the other prisoner, 649-2623 643-5117 New Britain Ave., West 'Hart- Kansas City, Md. matron; Mrs. Kingsbury, secre- the controllers are overworked, Generally, the 360 airport tow reached by negotiators will be understaffed, underpaid and Eutd friendly.” Alejandro R. Baidu, in Ma early WE HONOR MASTER CHARGE CARDS tord, whh a blessing at'Our ----- tary; M rs. Helen T. E31iott, ers—which handle the depar Ihe Pentagon announced, recommended to President Nix 20s, wasn’t In custody and poltoe mill- Lady of Sorrows Church, Hart- Milton CosUt, a Junior at post worthy matron, treasurer; that their equipment Isn’t all it tures and landlngs-^were affect on for proposals to Congress. should be. They staged a two- meanwhile, that the 2,700 regu are looking for Mm. ford, at 9. Burial will be in Sol- Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio, Mrs. Marshall E. Hodge, con- ed only minimally. It waa at lar mlUtary troops end 15,000 o f But House-Senate coirferees The kidnapers, members of diers Field, Falrview Cemetery, and a former Manchester real- ductress; Mrs. Murray John- day bout of absenteeism last five of the 21 centers that han Cl- June over the same Issues. the 26,000 National Guardsmen split over whether Congress the Argentine National Libera West Hartford. dent, is on tour of Europe with ston, associate conductress; dle Inflight operations between should pass Its own postal pay Your One-Sfop Flower Shop In Boston, Volpe tagged the and reservists assigned to help tion Front, claim that Baidu has Friends may call at the fu- ether students. He is the son James C. Nichols, marshal; airports, that the shortage was raise bill or wait fpr a new fig f J ; controllers’ complaints "exag handle the mail are being re been too badly tortured to be re neral home tomorraw from 2 to Mr. and Mrs. PhtUp OoaUt Mrs. Harry Case, organist; Mrs. felt. ure to be hammered out in the gerations,’’ and said "these men lieved of that duty. leased without embarrassing 1 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of Webster, Mass. DeLola Hill, Adah; Miss Kath Thus, Oakland, CaUf., Kansas negotiations. TTre branches have For Easter Flowers, Corsages, are not in the crippling shape About 10,000 o f the men are the Argentine government. Memorial contributions -may leen Person, Ruth; Mrs. Caro City, Minneapolis and Miami as being retained on active duty approved different bills. They had set 1 a.m. today tor be nrade to the American Can lyn Nelson, Esther; Mrs. Joyce they say they’re in.” well as New York became key Dr. Elouglas H. Smith, chair for postal use If they eu’e need Gale W. McGee. D-Wyo., Dellanave’s release and mid cer Society. Smith, Martha; Mrs. Dorothy “You don’t correct the prob trouble spots. man of Manchester’s City Beau ed, but officials did not request chairman of the Senate Post Of night tonight for Baidu’s free Cut Flowers and Arrangements Kelly, Electa; Mrs. James E. tiful Committee, was a special any such help 'Ihursday. fice Committee, said congres dom, under threat of executing IlMmas Brennan Sr. Nichols, warder; and John S. guest speaker at the Keep Con- OhakrmOi) Thaddeus J. Dulski, sional action might hamper the Woldemor Sanchez, Paraguay SOUTH WINDSOR — Thomas n>««tlcut Beautiful Committee’s Rlsley, sentinel. D-N.Y., of the House Post Office negotiations. But Rep. Tteddeus an consul in Ituzaingo, a small D. Brennan Sr., 81, of Enfield, regional seminar on Com- Members of John Mather, Or- Pentagon Denies Pot Committee said House confer J. Dulski, D-N.Y., said House cUy 900 miles north of Buenoa father ot Thomas D. Brennan niunlty Beauttfteation held re- der of DeMolay, served as ush- ees, who had insisted earlier conferees will press for a 11.1 A ii^ near the Paraguayan bor HUNDREDS OF POTTED PLANTS: Jr. of South Wilndsor, died yea- ce*iUy at the Connecticut Col- era. Miss Elizabeth Brown was that they should seek agreement per cent pay boost for postal der. terday at JcrfuiEon Memorial hi New London. In charge of the guest book. Played Role at My Lai on a bill, agreed to delay fur workers. Sanchez was in the capital to Hoepttal, StaAord Springs. ----- Mrs. Robert J. Richmond, past ther sessions primarily because The postal strike, wdtlch be greet Paraguayan President Al TULIPS - GARDENIAS - VIOLETS - WASHINGTON (AP) — The Survivors also include Ws Miss D o r e e n DeCormior, worthy matron, was In charge In another news briefing at the senators refused to start ac gan March 18, spread to wide fredo Stroessner. He was kid i wife, another son, two daugh- daughter of Mr. and Mre.' ot corsages «uid gifts. Miss Pentagon concedes U.S. troops the Pentagon, Vice Adm. Wil tual preparation of a compro sections of the East and Mid naped Tuesday on the eve of HYDRANGEA - DAFFODILS - ROSES - tMB, a brother, a sister, eight George DeOormler of 379 Porter Mary Louise Dickson, past in Vietnam are using marijuana liam Mack, a deputy assistant mise. west and at Its height more than Stmssner’s five-day Btaite vlstt. ErandcWUren, and aix great- St., a freshman at Elmerson worthy matron, was hospitality The meetings were suspended In unprecedented numbers, but secretary of defense, said the 180,000 o f the 750,000 mall work Three young men who had ex grandchildren. College, Boston, has been se- chairman, and Mrs. Paul Ber- drug problem among U.S. subject to the call of the two denies the drug played any role ers were off the job. But Nixon pressed interest in purchasing HYACINTHS - MUMS - LILIES- The funeral will be Saturday looted to play the lead In ‘"The nard, refreshment chairman. trote Street Argentina. Americans head Valance 1.99 TieBacks69C Thursday night, following en smoked marijua-a the night be House demands for a confer pay would be reached In eight Complete Line of CRABGRASS fads son. A cabinet maker, he Ooventlon vdth four committed fore the operation, said: Wednesday night, kUUng the dri some of the largest companies. dorsement of the 70 committee ence “ because of the great pres years instead of the 21 it now helped with many improvement to U.S. Sen. Thomas Dodd, ver of the smaller one. ; members, asked for a choice “Intensive Interrogation . . . sures from the outside, not from takes. The present pay ranee Is Cape Cod Curtains projects on the Calvary Church three to ADA (Americans' tor developed no evidence that any Chester Lamouthe, 86, ot Da between Dodd, Duffey, Donahue the negotiators, for us to get to 36,176 to $8,442. H ie Unton asked ■t I KILLERS - FERTILIZER - LIME - edllioe and the church purson- Democratic Abtion) national un't engaged In the Son My (My nielson died when Ms pMcup NJarvelous easy care curtains in 65% Kodel" Polyester and and State Senate Majority Lead gether.” for a new range of toom $8,600 Skindivers Find Body age. chairman Joseph Duffey, three Lai) opOrat'on was under the In truck crossed the oenter of the er Ekhvard Marcus. A box was Postal workers in New York to $11,700 aimually. 35% Avril Rayon in white, gold, melon, lime green. Survlvora also Include another for Stamford businessman Al- fluence of marijuana or other etreet and Mt a tractor-trailer, O f Colchester Boy, 5 POTS - POTTING SOIL - FLOWER - VEGETABLE Includ.d for the uncommitted. yielded Wednesday and agreed son and daughter, a brother, phonsuspnonsus , Donahue, uont and three narcotics.” police said. R eg. Now No space was >prpvided for ETfth to go back to work, bringing the COLCHESTER, Conn. (AP)— two slaten, and seven grand- uncommitted, rile Pe-tagon aleo provided a The driver of the larger truck, Democratic town District Cong] John Monagan, strike to . a virtual end. The vote, W indoor Man Anm ted A 6-year-old boy who wandered 2.5Q...... 1.99 I SEED-LAWN SEED-TRELLIS-BULBS-BIRD HOUSES. 'chUdren. br'hkdown- on drug usa"e on Raym ond Baker, 33, o f West 24" chairman Ted Ti Cummings re who entered the race last Fri however, came after union ex oiway (ram bis grandmother's 2.50 ...... 1.99 Ih e L M Funeral Home, W. vealed toilay. Vl-inam last year, saying there wmington, was treated for mi By FBI in Checks ITheft :«)" day, after the local poU ballots ecutive Iboards agreed to accept house Wednesday was found 2.50 ..... 1.99 Third fit., Jamestown, N.Y., Is were 7,787 such casev represent nor Injuries at a hospital and 36" That allocation of delegates, a bill pAiiding in Congress. HARTFORD (AP) 4 A is - dead In Plcksrsl Lake thU monv 2.99 in charge of arrangements, were printed and distributed. ing 16.4 per thousand men. This released. 45" 3.50 ...... to be made by endorsement Cummings reported that, of A symbolic return to normal year-old Windsor man is await Ing.l whldi are InoonqAete. rom pared with 3,650 cases rep 63" 4.50 ...... 3.99 when the Democratic Towh the 70 comntitee members poll was staged by New York Post ing a hearing In U.S. District - Skindivers found the body of OPEN Thurs. and FrI. till 9:00 resenting 8.61 per thousand In Valance •...... -'...... 1-59 1.39 Committee meets on Monday, ed, 23 were for Dodd, 17 were Capt. Smith Blystered? master John R. Strachan who Court next month In oormecUon lltUe Arthur Christoff on th* Sirs. Helen R. Jones 1968. The cases primarily In led 100 letter-carriers down the results from a poH taken of all tor Duffey, 17 were for Dona with the theft of $11,800 worth •“Ifo bottom snd brought K to ROCKVHX,E — Mrs. Helen volved use of marijuana, the RICHMOND, Vo. — Oapt. steps of the mato post office Mils Sohirdoy till 6:00 O'Cloeh 70 commKtee members, to de hue, and 13 were uncommitted. of travelers checks from the shote. The boy apparently 1./ R. Jones of East Hartfoid, for Pe-itaron said. John Smith must have com e In morning to begin their appoint termine their pref..reDCe for a None were (or Marcus, and Savings BoiA of Suffleld. drowned acMdentaby. merly of Rockville, died Tues RIde“hour told a newsman contact witl^. poison Ivy because senatorial nominee. none wrote in Monagap’s name. ed rounds. FBI ogento arrested Stephen Some 200 persons, including Sunday till 3:00 O'Cleck day at St. Francis Hospital, after hls testimony; “It Is my he wrote ^ m Jamestown in “They have a monumental HARTFORD . WEST HARTFORD All returned their ballots by In addition to naming dele Quint OR Wednesday after ktves- state poUoe, vobsitaer firemen Hartford. She was the widow opinion from everything I know 1607: “The poison weed, being task," Strachan said, "but these 711 Park Street Corbins Corner Shopping Center last night, and the results were gates Monday to the state con tigotliig the dlsoppearsnoe of a Ot ntomas Jones. about M y Lad that the use o f In shops but UUle different fellows are experts and they Ota •sarch (or validated by a committee ap vention, the town committee box of obeciBi from a desk of th boy after fie was reported , Mrs. Jones was born In marijuana was in no way a oon- from our English yvle; but be will clear the decks In a short pointed (or that purpose. Of the wiU endorse driegates to the the tMDk Jon. 88. missing sojly Wednssday ailsr- WESTPORT MANCHESTER NORWICH OLD SAYBROOK W E W ILL OPEN EASTER SUNDAY ♦lihuting factop.’’’ ing touMied 'causetti redness, tim s." Old Savbrook Shopping Center Mboaup and Uvsd In Rockville 28 persons named to tho, Hertford Cfounty, First Oongres- A (sdenl warrant olalins ihe noon. Post Rd., next to the Clam Box Manchester Parkade Norwich Shoppers Mall 'I'hroughout the two days of HcMnge, and lastly blyatars... Sacks were heavier than usual and In Om Hartford area for nominating and executive oom- donal District, and Fourth Sen checks (ttsappsared wMle OfOat. Arthur was tbs son of M r. and many years. Sha y/am emjHoyed hearings, Dodd has Inoisted the EV>r a time, they are somewhat and carriers were only deliver was In tlM honk tnquM ng about mUte«% 21 attended s m eeting atorial District conventions. Mr*. ArtiiurChrlsteffof ewebo#. opipositB is true. painefuL" ing first clau, sir mall and buying trwrstani ohsehs.
“J ‘f ' ' y y- , \ \ - \ - % \\ \ ■ ■ ^ -vA M ■ \ y A' \ \ V" \ ^ ’ V' \ : \ ■ \ •■ V \ PAGl) nCN MANCHESTI® EVENING'HERALD. MANCHESTER. CON^I.,. THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDJ^Y, MARCH 28, 19^0 \ PAGE ELEVEN THINK SMALL Big Four Gbod Friday Closings Census Data Dellvarad in Spain Halts C-DAP Members Shy Away Because tomorrow is Good Bkiulpped with iMtlMMtite Friday, several town facili Udor, wlndshtold washer, 2- Open Talks Goes in Mail K>Md electric wlpera, heater, Work For BITUMINOUS ties and services, normally defogger, 4-way safety fhuOiera, open, will be doeed. back-up light*, front and risar From Some Proposed Aims On Berlin All town libraries will 'be Tomorrow M t b3ta. leatherette headreet*. Holy Week closed tomorrow, with Mary DRIVEWAYS lUmiiit high-riae oonstrucUon to have the wherewithal. These steering wheel look and rear Parking Aress • OasiStatlons s Basketball Coorte BERUN (AP) — The Big Cheney Library and Whlton (Continiied from Page ,One) window ditroater. By DIEOO LUIS HORTBLANO Now Booking for Kprlng Work (Heritld Reporter) the downtown area. things eon be realistically done Memorial Library reopoUng If the task force actually was only through state and federal Four ambassadors to Germcuiy wait tor emim«Tator. TED TRUDON MADRID (AP) — Otttoial Early Bird Special proposdng UmltaiUon to the resources." Saturday. if your comi^te, personal dOivmtown, it was pointed out, Garstde, on record as a cuss ways of easing tensions In The emuneratOTs will collect Sl»in alt but cOosed down today PLACE YOUB OROER NOW BEGAUUD OF A All public and parochial the forms in rural areas and VOLKSWAGEN os goviemment oCdctate and mil- PRICE INCREASE AFTER APRIL U health history \^re placed a new, $280 million high-rise staunch opponent of regionaliza and around the divided city of schools will be closed for the apartments — shopping com tion, said he couldn’t possibly small towns, the bureau says, Uons of Spondaids blogged the AU work PerMNially SuperviBed. We are 1M% Insszsd. into a central d ^ storage Wet Berlin. day, as well as the Munici rood* tor Holy Week mint-vsea^ bank, where— by pushing plex plan contemplated in accept the "regional fair share” pal Building. Emergency because It Is more difficult to Bucldand would be out the win section of the statement. Sources said a second meeting get accurate mailing lists there. Mon*. DsMAIO BROTHERS a button—anyone with ac probably would be held, but ob numbers are: Highway, 646- The ttrtt big tourist Influx of CALL MC-7W1 dow. At that point, after three 6070; garbage, 649-1886,; sani It bought Usts from a commer cess to the file could trace It was agreed to ask for clari hours of discussion,. the agen servers predicted It would not cial mailing firm, then asked the year also began. Last year all your past bodily mal come any time soon. .U.S. Am tary sower and water, 649- each mailman to check the list more than 21 milion tourtste fication of that item by the task cy members closed ^ o p for the 9697. functions? force chairman. bassador Kenneth Rush was to tor his route tor accuracy. The Fifty'third Annual visited Spain end the figura is evening. It was their second The East Side, West Side eocpectod to Increeae this year. That prospect made the ma Another objective barely three-hour session of the week, return to Bonn later in the day and Community "Y” centers The bureau’s director. Dr. jority of Manchester’s C-DAP touched on last night, but sure and Is scheduled to accompany George Hay Brown, is con As faotortos and government and they will return to the Mu will be closed during Oo6d Convention of Christians depaitmente halted operattons, Agency members decidedly to come in for considerable dis nicipal Building tonight at 8 Chancellor Willy Brandt to Friday and the entire Better vinced the mail plan will result squeamish last night as they cussion, relates to provision of Washington next week. Gen. Franoisoo Franco eiready to take up where they left off. weekend. Soturday • swim in a better count than the edd was in Pontevedta tn ttie north continued working over the task welfare services by the town. Still to be considered are the Informants said each of the classes at the Elast'°icoat of used to project results tor the ages or sculpture groups that LUTHERAN IBM card for everyone to see.” (Continued from Page One) paint for tbe meeting. entire nation. These Manchester Green School pupils came up with good ex now at Lutz Junior Museum and will remain there until Satur are authezttc works of That theme—what should be Rush, Sir Roger JackUng of A ^Utopia’ Oomputers picked the 20 per EFFICIENCY planations of their science projects when judges questioned them In Malaga, foUawlng an an proposed and legislated by town ssid the senator feelis the oppo- ssked' by Sen. Roman L. Hrus- cent sample to receive the tong day. These winners in clockwise order are Laurie Asadoorian, OIURCH Britain and Francois Seydoux at a recent science fair. In the judging, 60 per cent of the score Andrew Plepler, Deborah Vernier, Debra Thompson, Megan cient tradttion, the Brotheitiood govemment, versus what should sltion Is close to getting the 10 R-Neb., whether he had de Olausonne of France arrived ■form in the cities, while enu of Our Father Jesus has the Ohurrii and Cbektnut Btretts be left to individual enterprise 12 GOP votes considered nec- served as an incorporator of the In Textbook merators (n the rural areas and was based on the pupil’s knowledge of his topic and the rest Lindsay, Spencer Moore, William Stevens, Bruce Charendoff, Wednesday from Bcnn aboard a on the display project itself. The winning projects are on view privilege of freetog a oonviot. —ran through much of the eesery to recommit. Capital City Country Club in U.S. plane. Pyotr Abrasslmov, (Continued from Page One) small towns will carry tong At The Connecticut Home Show Peter Krupp, Kathleen Bailey, and John Dodge. This year a 48-year-old pzisener, HOLY THURSDAY, March 26th, 11 aon, and 7:80 agency’s discussion last night as Birch Bayh, D-Ind., of- 1956. Soviet embassador to Elast Ger forms to every fifth household sentenoed in 1964 to 18 years tor p.m,, Services of Holy Ckunmunlon. the members wrestled with the lered the motion to recommit "No, sir,” Carswell replied, race are derogatory. Slavery to get the additional informar many, received a hostile recep and Reconstruction are part of M. A. Peterson, Inc. is displaying a St. (Charles Custom tolslfiicetion of official docu Sermon by Pastor Anderson, “The Miracle of wording and philosophic impli- i**® nomination in hopes of Und6r further questioning by tion as his limousine drove into tion. In North Carolina: ments, was reieazied. cations of task force objectives wooing more GOP votes.. He Sep. Edward M. Kennedy, D- the history of Alabama.” In Us Although answering the ques Kitchen in the 1970 Connecticut Home Show. Don’t BOY SCOUT livinsr Bread.” ^ . the Control Coundl Building presentation, he added, the book ;on Offers to Free Living procesaloziB are held York Strangrfeld, soloist at 11 ajn.—Anthem by on health, education and hous- ^ 1*1® move is successful. Mass., Carswell said he had grounds. West Berliners booed tions Is required by law—even Miss Booths 165 and 260, March 31st to April 5th at near Barceikma, where 400 ac Ing. iie hopes Ndxon will withdraw contributed $100 to the club and la not ’’prejudiced.” though no one has been jailed ?lote8 and ISews Emanuel C^ir at 7 :80 p.m. and w’histled. Some carried The objecting mothers—main the Stete Armory. Judge Revamps Ruling tors wSl take pent in the Elsper- Another among the list of nomination. could be considered an Incorpor- signs in German and Russian for refusing—the Census Bureau raguera passion play, tour cen- ly wives of Birmingham area emphasizes that everyone’s an health proposals that the egen- James O. EasUOnd, ator. saying "The wall must go.” professional men and some 343 Wounded POWs Pack lU turtes oU. It is pertozmed in a GOOD FRIDAY, March 27th, 7:80 p.m .. Lenten cy diaciMsed at length and end- B-Miss-t said he thoughit his The meeting between the two swers are secret, that any Cen On ^Desegregation Now^ ’Rie tour ambassadors are with teaching degrees them PARIS (AP) — South Vltet- the VIetnameae war Into the big coliseum azid translated sl- Chancel Drama, “The Human Condition” wiM be ed by deleting was one that committee would simply put the ABA representatives was c<«i- also their country’s high com sus employe can go to jail if he Oliftord Sterling, Cub Scout muHafveoualy toto English and selves—disagree. reveals anything outside the bu W . Peterson, Jnc. nam ottered ’’wMtiout cendi- rest of Indochina and of staging commlssiozier, presezited the CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The McMillan integration or- presented by the youth of the church. read, "to increase the avail- nomination back to the floor if f 1 r m e d by "authoritative missioners for Berlin. "Mainly, our objectkwi to the Prenrii. labtllty of medical and dental Bo.yh wins. His coinmittee ap- sources in and out of the ABA,” ’The western aliice are inter reau. itlon” today to return 843 serl- overthrew Prince Cub Soout Pack 112 Charter to Saying he senses a less uigent der Is on appeal to the U.S. 4th book is that we feel U pro No other government agency Custom Kitchens j . Norodom Sihanouk of Cambo- Mrs. Arthur Raymozid, Wash- approach to school desegrega- Circuit Court of Appeals in services by the creation of a proved Carswell's nomination the newspaper said, ested in quesUons effecting the motes white supremacy,” says ou*ly lU or wounded priBooers to ^ EASTER DAY, MARCH 27 physician’s assistant.” (The os- by 13 to 4. ^he Post said the Incorpora- lives of Berliners—improvement —police, welfare department or ington School PTA presidezif, at tion in higher courts, U.S. Diet. Richmond, Va., which has James Eiarl Ray Moved 9 ajn.. Divine Worship. Music by ChenA and Mrs. W. L .Williams, wife of anyone—can get the Information North Vietnam. North Vietnam said dt "reso- a March 24 pack meeting in Court Judge James B. McMlUan scheduled a hearing tor April 9. siatent would be a paraproifes- GOB L e a ^ r Hugh Scott pred- papers, uncovered by civil of movement of people and an attorney. 607 New Park Ave- m m i West Hartford PETROS, Tezm. (AP) — Junior Choirs. aicoial, comparable to the medi- Icted d e f^ for the reconunittal rights opponents of Carswell’s goods between West Germany on any individual. Census says. Tlje otter .wais made at the lutely supports the struggle of Washtogtozi Schooi. She to turn has postponed the effective date The appeals court granted a Jeznies Earl Ray, serving 99 “Secondly, tor a black child “The President of the United 60th w e^ly session of the Btoria the Cambodian people led by its 10:45 a.m., Divine Worship. Music by Eimanud cal corpaman in the military move, bdt a spokesman for the nomination were deUvered to and Wiest Berlin and in coznec- in a segregated or integnnated prezKzited the charter to Robert of his order for big scale busing stay, x>endtog the hearing, on years as the nsnnisiln of Dr. services.) s e n a ^ said he was not ruling Charles A. Horsky, a Washing- States can’t get information tor peace talks. Hie stalement, chief of state Norodom Sihanouk Brenzian, Inetituitonai' repreaen- to achieve a racial balance In the portlozi of the order requir- Choir. Sermon at both services by Pastor Anderson. ttons between Blast and West situatUHi, It’s degrading and hu Martin Luther King Jr., has ’’Does Easter Make a Difference to You?” Using the same rationale as out the posaibiUty It could carry attorney and member of the Berlin. miliating to read about slavery anyone but himself,” Brown We ere your auihoriud Mer/deHpur read by Nlguyen Xuan Phong, against the American Imperial- tative, 'Who aeoepted for the Chartotte classea. ing busing. been transferred from atalte in the case of the data bank, with five or six more votes in ^ b A’s judiciary committee, The allies and West BerHners and the Klan the way they’re said. defiuty chtof of the Saigon dele- ists and their lackeys for the de- scouts. 'His modlfloation Wednesday Chambers and other lawyers prison to NoShviUe to Brushy Nursery for infants — No Church School gation, said the otter was made fense of Its sacred national Scouts receivtag awards in- of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg tor the NAACP Legal Defetxse members agreed that while the tti® opposition camp. Horsky and Norman P. Ram- are concerned that tor the portrayed.” Mountain Prisozl, a maxtomm The Rev. C. Henry Andersonj PeRto asslztant might weU help to al- ‘Hie strategy, the idea of Sen. g^y Baltimore another com- fourth sucoesaive Elaater there The 27-year-old Mr". Williams, "to the ho|>e the Hanoi' admlnds- rights." eluded John Ptakham, wolf County deaegregation plan al- and Education Fund appealed security penitenUary here. lerviate growing shortag^ of Fred D-Okla., ^ vm ^ member, met with Cara- will be no wall passes tor West who holds a master’s degree in tiuUon wlU accept to receive The Hanoi statement sold this bodge and ozw goM arrow jows the board of education to the stay to the U.S. Supreme Tlie 200-mlle tri|p from Nash- Miss Jean Conkhn, Organist and Choir Director di)fctor8 and denttsts - and that out to GOP senators said to be documents Berliners to visit relottves in blolog(y and is one of the few those priiBonerB who ■wi* to be support would continue "until point; Michael ChrUAli», one implement the order when Court, but the high court re vUis, 'Where Ray had spezit ju d “But in fact Christ has been raised from the dead, while the idea should be en- leaning against Carswell' but re- ©venlng of Jon 26 Communist Blast Berlin. West Negroes who have served, a# ,an repatriated, or at deai* provide the final victory’’ of the Cambo- gold arrow point; Ttanoihy schools open next fall instead of fused to lift It. over a year, was made in dark- tacUities for them to rejoin their dian people. the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep.” couraged — the impetus should luctant to vote Erectly against carswell appeared under oath Germans can make the trip instructor at the University of HecM, 'wodf b ed ^ . during the current term. In the new directive McMillan ness and under hea'vy guard I Corinihians 15:20. oDfne from hospitals and the the admintotratinn, SUITS ARE members returned to one edur denying a report the GOP lead- t> A 1« J * tory of Blast Germany’’ and as ers had been allowed to make up, greenup, and actually multiply itself. ment said. dam gave its delegates sdmUar bidding the unauthorized serted that It would be a "major The use of the term "our Instructions toe night before. reuuUnv at nrotest demonstra- full . integration...... was Issued Feb. thought wholesale tzonsfers of cational objective previously ership told the White House -^» I* C rlC llO C 0 S 0 brief presentations, the state Turns thin, off color turf into a thicker, discussed, relating to ”cViinriilschorl mrAov*year.’ ** see more consideration given to votes, saying it would expose represent a work of love, of later editions gra^ally. celved in the same humanltirl- convention delegatlozi. fall’s anU-war mozatorlum ob the "educoJtlonal park” con- them to White House pressure. concern, of Involvement and of years. on spirit in which it is made,” The Duffey backers had COLE The Initiative for the talks The assistant superintendent servances. FLAX cept, under which school chU- go far only four Republican opportunity,” the Most Rev. said that buying a book other Habib said. “We hope toot it aireatened to primary If they RepubUcan OF CALIFORNIA dren of all ages would be hous- senators have announced they John F. Whealon, archbishop of came from soviet Kbreign Min will epen the way to other forth- dW not get approximately that (ucUons were ”an out- lU S ister Andrei A. Gromyko 'who than the state recommended ed in components of a single vrill vote against Carswell’s con- Hartford, said. “It is a fine ex- coming acttoziB by both sides on many delegates. ragoous Invasion of privacy” of campuq. firmatton. The number declared ample of the church reaching indicated in a speech last July one as a basic text would prove toe petooner queslton, thus lead that the Soviet Union was wlU- too costly. ”I am seeking to ^ to g e ^ r aggrieved survlvoza. l l ' j^l The concept seemed like a Democratic opponents rose to 26 out to touch the people and of Preventive medicine ing to an e a t^ resolution of this a delegation from New Opponents of the biU argued Hi logical answer to dwindling We of them. then acknowledged that he was clal assistance for seminarians rejected." The other Senate contendera grant to plan additional hous- designed One particularly touchy Item, one of the club’s Incorporators,” and priests; the Newman Both Tien and North Vlet- aze Alphozisue J. Doziahue of kig, maas transpoztation and Collect at under the housing task force the Post said. 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V \ \ \ \\’\ ' ^ ■ \ V \\' '\ \x\ ■■ -\ A \ / \''- \\ MANCHESTER RVEMNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. -CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 . ^AGE THIBTEBM PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAECH 26, 1970 V in Coventry The Speakers 1 900 Roar A No T o Airport (Oonttaned from P » c « One) Iteajring by law, led oU the. three-hour aesslon with a fair ly detailed explanation of the rationale behind the site Klec- tloR, complete with slldea allow )*- subsided. A little later, cheers Windham Regional Planning If It hadn’t already made up its portatlan offiiolai stood belitad a Agency chairman Arthur Forst 6 hearlng, a somewhat boring Ing end raising both hands, and applause greeted the fact mind. booth Hi the oorrtdor cotskaa In 1968, by actual count, there |jiat the governor vetoed the officially presenting the agency’s Robert Gantner, an advocate the gym, smilingly hsndtaR out Wbtw 1,06S general aircraft, wUt) hearing. The charm was due in “ I ’d say, ‘wonderful__it's won- airport bU — "However,” Impact Study to the Transporta of the airport, followed Loyzim penclis to ItiasB who noodsd a total of 927,650 operations. a large part to the complete derful to have you here to- ease, candor and sense of fair night!” ’ Someone asked him Wetherell paused tor lau^ter, tion Department, Inadvertently and was, of course, greeted by them to slgii the “ Mlsunderstandliig’ ' Otted ran off with Wetherell’e notes, play with which Deputy Com- what hda name was, end he “ the 'legislature overrode the boos, but Wetherell implored the The “pro” sheet Wetherell went on to state and was called back. mlBsioner Horace B. Wetherell c^iollglzed tor not HHdroducliv veto” (a scattering of cheers). crowd to listen, and they did. about 20 signatuMs. After shout ‘ There is some misunderstand Tolland First Selectman conducted the meeting. himself. He then Hitroducsd ” I ’m for the airport, but my 260 names, the "con” rtirsls ing as to the Intended use of (be There continued to be a few Charles Thifault, a strong speak Tension was certainly evident about five other memtoeni of wife isn’t,” he began. Tolland nan out, end the books hod to proposed Coventry Airport. I catcalls, but the audiience began er, was greeted with loud appla ROBERT OAINTNER in glim faces before the meet- hds staff, seated In the front residents grumbled when he call be used, wtth signers osraCuHjr would like to state right here to settle back, listening os of- use, but Coventry’s Steve Loyzim Ing. The Coventry High School row, and began to read fahs ed the Tolland land abutting the fllppHig the sheet over to be and now that It is not our ii^ hdols who had previously re- speaking for himself and other gym, its floor wrapped in paper 20-page summary. proposed site "a swamp,” but sune they wore simliig lbs x%bt tentlon, nor has it ever bera quasted permlsrton begsa to oigonlzations, really stole the Wetherell calmed them down. our Intention to develop the Obventry site as a reliever air port for airline traffic from Bradley International Aixport. It- is being designed to serve prtmartly the general aviaiicn needs of tMs area end the Capi tal Region.” A fish eye lens’ view of last night’s hearing on the proposed Bolton-Coventry airport held in CJoventry High School gjm . Crowd of 900 sat on folding chairs and bleachers. He then noted that since the Hants Report was published Thitault went on at greater "alarming rate” at which pollu a swamp to the north in Tolland pexticularly aggia'vating. IM s (and subs^uenUy the revised and southwest for summer on the floor of the state senate and. . .the airport is not re and a golf coivse to the south is being worked cn, he sok^ plan taken from that proposal operations,” Wetherell said. Ap In opposition to the overriding quired to meet regional needs.” length, stating that as far as tion and contamination in gen In Coventry which would "help but M would be many yea n which halves the original pro- proach zones of 10,000 feet from John Druge, chairman of the he could see, ihe take-off pat eral are progreisslng. Seco.-.d measure. It was his contention act as buffers.” before the problem is solved. It posal in terms of site acquisi the threshold of the runways are that "the enactment of this Economic Development <3om- tern of the airport would have was the fact that the 490-aeie Gantner continued, "Borne was also brought out Unit while tion), the Bureau of Aeronautics also allowed for.' statute violated completely the planes going out right over the tract being considered for ac- say we can’t afford .the luxury one plane alone might not be Initial runway construction mlsslon, rose to offer the state "has been deluged with one inherent rights of tile citizens qulsltion is zoned for residential of another airport now, but if an irritant, the question with an would be 3,!)00 feet and 2,200 some criticism on what be said heavily-populated Gehring Rd.- question in particular — why in the Bolton-Qjventry area to use, ai»d on airport is not a per the state buys the site now, be airport would be one o f many feet, with the additional length New Rd. area. He referred to build Covientry Airport when reasonable repreisentation and was his commission’s feeling mitted use in this zone. fore the land is developed, it planes aU at once, Increaaing to be constructed only if future Windham .Airport is such a a fair hearing,” since no hear that there was not, prior to last what he term'ed the deliberate An airport "would be com will be less costly in the long condiions required expansion. the noise level considerably. short distance away from the ing was ever held on the bill night’s hearing, enough infor- misrepresentation of state offi pletely out of character in this run.” He noted further that the Milier, in continuing his re proposed C>ventry site and is Wetherell concluded by stating itself. maition available for people to cials in calling one of the location. It is an ideal open W RPA report showed that the marks, felt that an airport not being utilized to its fullest that if the project were approv Mrs. Dorothy Miller, who rep make an Intelligent decision on streets bordering the airport space green belt area” , he said. impact of 375 houses on the site would be a stimulus to industry potential.” ed, it would take approximately resents Andover, Bolton and whether or not the airport be site Bread and Milk 9t., since Noise pollution, removal of the would be far greater than an and' therefore have a po^thne One explanatian for this, four, years for the acquisition, Coventry in the state legida- longed in (Coventry. it Is known more widely as Rt. property in question from the airport, except in the case of economic effect on the town. He Wetherell said, is that about 75 desigpi and development to be ture, then spoke to explain that "There has been murti opin 31, and ihe Tolland portion is grand list, and the fact that ■noise, which Ganther said, can said that in terms of l-urlng In n per cent of the use of the Cov completed. ion, but vejry little fact offered,” economic development as a be corrected by the aircraft in the airport amendment during MUe HUl Rd. dustry in town to broaden the STEPHEN LOYZIM entry facility will come from With the floor then open to he said. In seeking assistance result of an airport is ” an dustry itself. SEN. ROBEBT HOULEY MAX FERODBON JTX Ihe 1969 session “ came very ,By referring to Broad and tax base, ”we have to fight for HEP. DOBOTHYMIUES E.H.HOBDraON the westerly side of Coventry. comments from the audience, suddenly, without a hearing, foom the State Development Milk St., 'Ihlfault felt that Tol illusion—a mirage” were oth William Miller, another pro this every Inch of tiye way.” Even with the relocated Rt. 6, State Sen. Robert Houley was and went through both houses Commission regarding eccaiom- land residents were largely un er points C'uea. ixivz m • o ponent, said he thought towns Donald Kingsley, speaking for there is still a time element the first to speak, stating his op with a voice vote.” She claim Ic impact from an airport, there aware of just how close the fa brought out the fact that build people were being misled by in the Ooncemed Citizens of Tol Involved In getting to the Wind position, mainly, he said, be ed she had only enough wain- was Httie cooperation, Druge cility would be to them, since ings buttlt by the stale on the formation from the state, an-J land County, had some remarks cause “ of the highly question Some, Shunning Podium, Still Voice Their Opposition ham Airport, he said, even ing to call some key leaders in pointed out. As a result, the it actually is right on the bor airport site would not be tax that the concem' of Tolland resi as spokesman for that group. By CLEMEWELL YOUNG What Happens Now? though the estimate given is on able procedures used by the Coventry and Bolton, and did economic impact Is hard to as der of three towns, Tolland, able by the town of Coventry, dent regarding take-offs over Referring to the eiiport, as cognizance of local property wouldn’t mind an airport at all. General Assembly’s Committee (Herald Reporter) Uved near Suffield. In 10 years Hale Dr., Coventry, about four ly a 19-minute longer trip for not at that lime get any nega sess from the EDC’s point of Bolton and Vernon. even though they would be leas populated areas was largely un ’’this proposed jetport,” Kings orniers.” •nie noise from the snowmobiles on State Development, whicli no one would want to live near or five miles from the proposed people coming from the west. tive response. She said she felt view, and that group was not "Friend of Aviation” ed to commercial enterprises. justified. Miller also spoke about ley offered strenuous dbjectiona Mrs. Eleanor Coltman of <»i lake is worse than an A ll photos on proposed the legislation that Reeidents of Coventry, Bolton on airport.” site, said he favored the airport. Wetherell continued his pres that with the "financial mess prepared to offer a statement Stephen Loyzim of Coventry Next to speak was one of the noise and decibel levels, noting to the propaaal. Feeling there Manchester attended with a stu- airport, they said, and the burn- brings us here tonight." Houley and Tolland look pretty \ much Terry Moran of Coventiy, a He said he thinks the tpwn It’s Up to the State entation by noting that the Har the state is in now,” she could pro or con on the airport as of was next to speak, referring to two proponents who did rise dur that people tolerate high decibel is no guarantee as to the size of dent of hers from Hanchestier log from the dump causes olr hearing hy went on to say that he thought alike. In the corridor, outside motorcyclist with Idenifying needs Hie economic advantages iris Report recommendation of not conceive of the monies ac last night. himself' as "a trdend of avia ing the evening, Robert Gantner, ratings every day through the the planes or the airport ItseH, Community (foUege, Manches- pollution. Besides, they used to the authorization of the Harris the airport public hearing, it hedmrt in hand, who had test!- it might get from it. ‘The prea- By BMMX.Y O A N T N E R 1.000 acres site acquisition, and tually becoming available for Officials from two other tion,” since he is in fact a re- who noted that the satellite air use of power mowers, outboard Klngaley said, ” It’s not inoon- ter policeman Jerry Calve, who Uve in Bart Orahby near Brad- A. E. Bucei'vicius t v Mseif. Or, it can oaU for a Report "constituted good legis was possible to buttonhole' a fled against the airport, re- ent growth of single family (Herald Correapomlent) three runways (one 5,000 feet towns that would be strongly Kied Air Force reserve officer port system "separates small motors, garbage disposal, and ceivable to oonslder this 490 referendisn, hut again thfo lation, and indicated ■ an alert the Bolton-Coventry site. few and aek them where they lives in Coventry. Mrs. Coltman )«y Field, and didn’t mind, marked that “ motorcycles houses is not the answer, he and two 3,000 feet) was review affected by the airport were who saw active duty in World planes from large planes, and even blenders. He presented acres as merely a down pay wouM not he until after the ai- General Assembly that wanted WRPA Study were from, what they thought teaches American government, Vincent Hennlgan, Irish, with •lon’t circle overhead” end the aatd, because ” it creates school Cbventoy Ttown O o u id l CSiBlfe’- ed 'by his bureau and found to the next to speak. Ray Negro, War II and Korea. Loyzim con tills makes sense. It is needed charts indicating that the noise ment toward 1,000 acres ing of a revised plan, If iadesd to plan ahead for Connecticut’s Windham ‘ Regional Planning about the prospect of an air and both were observHig an Engllrti wife, Uvlng on Twin try home would 'be the In West Hart- problems. The airport would be man Weoiey Lewis oold tort be "in excess of the needs of Bolton selectman, and Charles veyed the "strong, overwhelm for overall safety; however, we level of a piston-engined plane later.” Kingsley also expressed such a plan is filed. furture growth.” Agency Chairman Arthur Forst "American government at Hills Dr., Coventry, sold be anutoach to the airnort ssHl His main opposlUon, a good economic move tor the the state.” ’Thlfault, ’Tolland first select ing and virtually unanimous ob also need more controls that would not be aggravting In grave concern over sir pollu port itigUt, near the e o d p f tbs th n a- Lewis fodfawited hwt niglit, Opposed Measure Jr., waa next to spaak, but only work.” ^«bed the speakers would get ^ .. of ' cl resouroes, which ore needed tor a p o n tt from the town, the state a warrant Issued by d ia S t ” We did not include Industrial isting watershed areas.” a control tower with addition New York e it off s round of outs survival, is the most poIHloal oonefdera the plan approved. area (in the 490-a*.'se proposed STATE SEN. ROBERT HOU al communications facilUes; In the prime rale to f per osnt Oount 12 chssgHig him wkh ah issue before the Amertcon Or, if the town disapproves a tanqitirig to obtain roanay or site.) The Bureau of Aeronau LE Y : ” I contend that if the De Tweed-New Haven requires run from 0>/i per oent. The Dow Hi- people today. I eun told ttet rervlised pton, the case can to to tics feels that, If an Industrial partment of Aeronautics, or the way outline lighting. In view of durtrlele spurted to a gain of goods unfor falsa pratwnsaa. where the state presently plans oourt at the state’s raquast, Zko was rafoasad on a |8M or commercial zone Is estate Committee on State Develop these cumulative essential re the Coventry-BoHcn Airport, ths 10.17. with the burden on “the com- Ushed, it would to the advan ment of the Oenerai Assembly, quirements it seems to us to be drainage wouM be a monumeit- noMursty bond for appraranoe Analysts Mdd pvodK ta k k « mfosloner of transportation to tage of the town if this land or the General Assembly, were the height of flnanclal irrespon tal task, that a stream must a toH of ths advBiwe tneds Hi RockvtUe oourt A i^ 14 sibility to even consider land prove the neoesrtty of the air Arthur Tiakkigton, 80, of remained on the tax rolls of the In faot in agreement with the be moved or put undetground. Hi enrly tradiflg. They also seld town. ' for artother airport. port." Brent Dr., was ohotged Mat m Bolton • Coventry recommenda Therefore, the general ecology there appsnrod to bo some poit- The “town” refemd to here “ The Bureau feels that the tions, then It has a responsi ” It Is more siMuring In view o f the area would be dlstuihed.” foMo lightening In sdraaoe of right wkh follura to obey a stop The Listeners Is the Town OUuncU, sinos tt hrtt rign. He U schsdulsd lor aoele Horace Wetherell of State Board of Aeronauttes led hearing, got boo& 3,000-foot primary runway length bility to present this recom U Uia fact that ths Tow n q( MAX FERQUBON, Ooven- the three day Waster weekend. the power to art la this msttsr riUs oourt April T.
/ \ .V '\' n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 fAOB FOURTEEN Section Two ^ THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 IBanrI|(9atw lutning iwaliii edge o f 'both grammar an^ typ ing. “We’re hying to find people Golumbia Crash IProgram Teaches who ought to be journalists re- gardtesB Of their education or Would Need Si-Mill Tax current occupations,’’ Frlendjy Journalism to Minority Members explained. “I wish I couM reach minority group Americans and . 0 By NAOMI BOOK broBKlcajit arid print. ItM pro OohimUa he grabbed the oppor of the nation’s news media by a make them wdeirtand how Im DISCOUNTS % $15.9 Million Budget AP NewnfeatOMa Writer gram’s M graduatea—43 men tunity, seriiea of rtudiea noting that few portant journalism Is today. and 13 women—were ohoeen ‘"Ihe Oolumbia program gave er than 8 per cent of editorial “ Too few Maicks, Puerto Rl- -'A NEW YORK (AP) — LaM more than 280 apt^oenta. me a chance to do something jobs ware held by Negrobe. oans or members of ether mi Jvnb, O e o g e Lane, 28-year-ohl aununer, Oolumhia Jour- meaningful,’’ Lane said recent One sudi report, issued in nority groups underatand thta I Recommended bv Weiss Mtwr oarrier In Denver, Oob). nallam expects to have at leant ly. “ At flTrt 'I dltki’t want to cov March 1968 by the Natloncd Ad- wish they would ask them NOW! selves, 'Who is in a better posi By SOL. R . CXIHBN of the water rate, provided that not tor individual ones. He said qiilt ttM job be had held for 10 38 students In Its highly Inten er news about Mack people and vieory Oommisslon on Civil Die- sive lOrweek course. aibout the ghetto. But now I find orders, chastisedl the news me tion to influence America—an (Herald Reporter) water rates are increased; or today that he will release a sup- yeara, M t hte wife and two chil other black lawyer, lor a btaok i ^ ’Ihe program, financed by that I cen handle theae sUbJecta dia tor being “shockingly back Town Manager Robert that the sewage charge be plementary budget dren ftir 10 weeto, and came to Walter Cronklte?’ ’’ grants from the Fond Founda better than a lot of my col ward in seeldng out, hiring, J W Q i n M R E c o w A m i s T WeisB.is recommending a p®*' Manliattan to change hto life. tion, teaches the fundamental leagues. R’s a whole new wncld training' and promoting $15,885,771 budget and a J-a-t®. « »® water rates TVk^ aeocge Lane la a race of news reporting and news tor m e." Negroes.’ ’ Ki mill tov vnto tnn- a*"® Increased. ■ He said that hM tentative relartora end povdrty beat re 01-mill w lOr tne welss is recommending a budgets provide tor an eight per writing'—at a grueling pace. The The Idea for the summer pro Oolumbia JournaUsm took the porter fbr Ih e Denver Port. APPUANCE AND General h und R6Xt year— 132,820 budget and a six-mlll tax cent Increase in salariee and students’ nominal 40-hour week gram was conceived by Prof. recommendaUcns literally. ARTHUR DRUR The summer >beA)re Gloria is infinitely kaiger. FOr in addi Fred W. Friendly, chairman of ’There Is no educational requlre- WUInwa's a SckralNs’ PURNirURE CENTM up $1,852,995 and 6.1 millB rate for the Special Downtown wagies tor members of the Osndy Onpboaid Rojaa. 30, left her nkie-year- tion to r.^portlng and writing, Oolumibla Journalism’s regular nuent tor admission, but etu- 6ver the current year. Taxing District.- The budget is Municipal Employes Groiq> (kaer Jrt> as a Newr York City there are' endless reeding aa- ndneHmonth/broadoart program, dents choaen must demonstrate B.D. PEARL And, he is recommending up 12,802. The tax rate is the (MEG) and Local 991, Amert- achoDl teacher to pursue the ca signments, seminars, lengthy and a former president of CSB8. a current or potential writing EASTER CANDY 643^171 a $984,083 budget and a 4.- same as for thisyear. can Federation of State, County reer rtie mlgM have chosen “if research • papers, and special The idea was bom o f critlclam ablUty, and a reasonable knowl 649 MAIN ST. MANCHB1ER 65-mills tax rate for the The »1.86 mlUlon General and Local E 'h p l^ ra . ra my world had not been so hmlt- projects involving cameras, Town of Manchentor Fire increase propomd by agreements reached wlto them. e d " years batons. tape retcxirdenB, film edMIiig and K«A ''’®‘“ provides $949,866 more Ho said that agreemente ore Gtorla Rojaa Ja now a reporter tetevision equipment. District up $147,564 and schodl system, $798,886 stUl pmidkig wlto the police and tor WCBS-TV in New York. While at Columbia the stu .45 mills. more for municipal servlcos, firefighters undone. For budget At 21, Mcnica Kaufmen was dents have no financial wccrles. His recommended General 3105,243 more for Capital purposes, he said, the some working as an 'editorial aide last They are provided with tuition, Fund budget Is up 13.1 per cent improvemenrts. eight per cent Increase flgura year on the LouktvlUe Timee, room end board and, when nec- over the current year, and his Aotually, toe$797,043 Weiss was i»ed for their personnel. when one of the nawepaper’s ex- easaiy, tem ily sUpends. And peoonuYiended Town F ire Dis- recommending fo r Capital He said that adjurtments eouUvee eeked i f she’d Uke to be when they learve they are vlr- trlot budget, is up 18.7 per cent, improvements is $367,748 more were mode in saitarleB fo r de- a reporter. tually guaranteed that the Tho current tax rate is 44.9 than the sum the directors ap- partment heads whore wairant- TVxlax MSotdca Kaufman Is a school win find them a Job. millB tor the General Ftmd and proprlated for thalt account last ed, based on comparisons with feature writer in the Times’ “For me," said Gloiria Rojas, 4.2 mills tor the Town Flire Dis- year, when toey adopted the other towns, Wonsen’e Department!. “the summer program meant a trict. current budget. They addedWelss said that a change In Angela ’PerreU, 32, married second chance. It provided the Elach mlU is the equivalent of $262,800 more after toe fiscal computing pension benefits, to and the mother of two young opportunity to pursue the career $1 in taxes on each $1,000 of year began. apply to all employes, wiU cost ohUdren, worked tor a tim e as a I really wanted—the career I aaseased property. in arriving a* his $18,886,771 an eBtlmatod $104,000 more next seonetaiy in FfaUaidelphia after might have chosen had my To the a-verege property own- General Fund budget, Weiss cut vymvout revealing the spe- two yean of college. She had wKirid riot been so lim ited when er, with a home assessed at $1,422,749 from departmental the (toange Is for begun writing pieys in elemen- the time came to decide what I $18,000, Weiss’ recommended requests. The largest cut, $802,- benefit payments based on an ta.ry school and had continued would do. tax hikes would add $88.16 to 957, was in Capital Improve- c^pw e’s three or five highest writing—poetry, plays, short sto “But being in the ghetto led bis annuel town tax bUl, if he ments, where the combined mu- pav-vears. (Herald photo by Bucelvlcius) ries—but had been unable to get me to consider only tiwee oa^ Uves within the boundaries of niolpal departments had re- the TWn Fire District; and quested $1,600,000. The next arid Itot he will reUi^ , a job in JournaUsm “ because I reers that members of minority $79.30, if he Uvea within the largest cut was In the school his Capital Improyeme s g waa a woman and because I groiqie tradUicnaliy toUow: li String Quartet tieard by Illing Students boundaries of toe 8th UtiUtles budget, which Weiss trimmed ®^ breakdown next w m k . wan blank.’’ brary work, nuraitig, teach Then, last year, she read District, which levies Its own by $809,029. In estimating 1970-71 revenue, Shour, violist; and Dorothy Fidlar, cellist, and narrator of the ing...! never reahaed then that A string quartet from the Hartford Symphony plays Anton ahbUti a unique program. Today people actually decided to go tax for fire protection. He cut the sanitation depart- to support his recommended program. The concert culminated an in-depth study of the The town’s 1970-71 fiscal year ment request by $76,042, the General B^md budget, Weiss Dvorak’s “ American” string quartet, composed dufing his stay ahe la a features and nutuary into radio or tetovtaian.’’ Regular Savings will start July 1. A pubUc hear- h'ghway department by $74,480, lists $12,271,487 from taxes. In tory and evolution of stringed instruments, conducted by faculty witter tor the PhUadeiphia George Lane, on the other in this country in the late 1800s, at an assembly of seventh big on Wedss’ tentative budgets the park depantmenlt by $68,- toe current year, a 99.8 per cent members Mrs. Christine Parks and Ralph Maccarone. The study BuBetIn. hand, had thought to high school and eighth grade Illing Junior High School students. Members to scheduled tor April 6 at 8 162, sidewalks and _ curbs by tax collection Is the determln- included the use of film strips, recordings, and research articles. George Lane, Gtoria Rojas, aibout writing as a career, but are Bernard Lurie and Abraham Mishkind, violinists; Golda Miooica i&ubnen end Angela had discarded toe tde.a p.m. in the WaddeU School, on $60,000, and the police depart- mg factor. Weiss to estimating 33 ment by $42,184. a 98.8 per cent coUectlon tor Oonunu- ’TeneU have more in common end went to woifc tor the port cf- from Johns Hopkins in 1949, and ment of Mancherter Following toe pubUc hearing, >®''en with the cut, the poUce next year. He calls tt a more construction granits wilU provide than their profeasionB. Dane, ftoe. Three yeare ago be took a his Ph.D. in government from ndty (College. toe Board of Directors will con- department budget is at $937,- realistic figure. The reduction about $47,000 more. Powell Named President mas Kouftnan and Mrs. Terrell part-time job as a copy boy tor Columbia University in 1968. He- The Powells, who at 30 tTiK>t budvet workshoDS and wlU “P *128-203 over this year, m the estimate, he states. The Grand List on which toe lAnas an assistant Instructor at Gerard 8t., In Manch€Bteir, now are black and litrs. Rpjas is a the Denver Post. When Post edi Preferred Passbook duct budget workshops ana wtu recommending the means a reduction of aibout tax for the coming year wlU Puerto Rloan. They are mem Johns Hopldna, professor of hto- reside at 178-24 <3henywood tors offiered him sponsorship at have to May 7 to adopt the town be based is $243,146,962, and In Of College in Brooklyn bers of a tiny corps of minority budgets and to set the tax rates. addition of eight personnel—a $3239,000239,000 min rrevenue — equlva^ tory in the evening school of the Lane, Homewtxxl, ID. crease o f $12,472,673 over the groiip journakBto-^tboi«fat to Fttoure to act by then will dete<*ive bureau captain, one ,ent to about one mill. Dr Theodore Powell is leav- Dr. PoweU. 51, resigned as University of Hartford, and — |“ . r., , , t. j j » additional policewomani, and previous one. executive director of toe State guest lecturer at Harvard, Boom ing BusinCBS number about 180 acroee the en make Welse’ budgets and ‘— ^ Other revenue reductions esO- In his general comments, ing a college presidency in Chi tire countiy. And they ere HAMILL'S PRINTERY rates the legal ones. Board of Trustees for Regional Princeton, Notre Dame, Pur- l DVINGTO iC N.M. (AP) — For the Town of Manchester __ _ nnn th/=*o4» in Weiss states, “Inflation, to ^ assume a college presi- ^^miniity among 86 blaclc, Puerto Rtcan Ten years a^ M^chest^’s ^'=^Xent',‘ Wel^'^cut about $m.0M from the ^te, to , , miule ^ (Community Colleges in Con- due, and the University of Mltto- Lea County clerk’s office and MeodoaiKAmerlcani trained Cus'hom-Made General Fund budget tor 1960- , 25,059 from the departmental “®“ toe Invento-ry^, be- dency In Brooklyn, N. Y. The necticut on Nov. 30. 1968. He be- igan. He is the author of three tj,g marriage license busi- over the pest two summers in RUBBER STAMPS or our new 61 was $6,970,964. Five years ^ j ^ provided for the . cult than ever. Cost predictions fnrmpirformer Manchester resident came head of the Chicago insti- books. ness is booming. whtat, thus far, is the crily pro was tuUon on Jan. 2, 1969, and was whUe a town resident. Dr. it all started Jan. 1 when a later, in 1968-66, it had gone up 0,^ additionU I . of six .new r o n fire- - payments - by - toe 1969 State M iio-YChave w to be-.c •— made on—- - a time------y C and S t C r d educator a y ------laUy inaugurated on Oct. powell served three terms as a new Texas law went into rtfect gram of tto kind in the countiy: •Phone 647-1268 • by 36 per cent, to $9,828,341. fighters,____ to__ efiectu^______a re- __ nam ed by the Oty University of b S n g The OohanMa Untveralty gradu Today, Weiss’ recommend- duotlon in work-week hours— ^”8 permit and warrantee deed expenditiu'es—a 11. Before becoming associated Democrat on the Board of Dl- requiring a slx-montoa waiting ate Bcfaoot.rt Joumaiism’a sum ed 1970-71 budget is 66 per cent from toe present 48 hours to an f®®*.iTO., because VIof theVC slowdown ^otlvlt^ginyity at best.’’Desi ■' ^®''’ ^ assume toe presi- with state community colleges, rectors from 1958 to 1964, and in period before divorced persons mer oourae fbr minority group above the one of five years ago, agreed 42. In building cmdand in property " ^ tiknltal Imorove- dency of Klngsborough Commu- he was public information con- 1950 was appointed acting may- can remarry. . . '1. ® surplus on June 80, probably represents the greatest N.Y., received hto AB from Col- tional Convention. He was summer of 1968. Of the 20, aged Water Department for next by court actions on lassessmertwhen toe 1969-70 fiscal year single need Manchester faces gate University in 1948, his MA prime mover in the estabtirti- eastern New Mexico. 20 to 86,18 bad IMUe or no jour- IT'S year —up $38,177. For normal appeals. The appeals resulted etids. The current budget to op- today. If -we are to merit the iiiltsiii experience, end the oth- operations, he recommends a from 1966 revaluation of prop- erating with $60,000 in surplus trust that the public has pOaced era tvere cub reportera for radio continuation of toe present erty. The accumulated ^elloit, funds from 1968-69. on us we must catch up wlto arid trterviaicn statkxas which Uggetts water rate, but, for instituting cleared each year by nev taxes, la addition, too town will not the capital needs of the town sponsored their sojourn to New Improvements to the system, he -would be -wiped out by the $100,- have the benefit of the $166,600 and keep up with our physical Yoric and tortt them, back ee Two -Year recommends a rate increase. 000 appropriation. paid to toe General EMnd this plant, so that its deterioration At The FUkadc I His recommended Town Sew- Weiss’ recommendation for year from sale of lands in the does not rob future giWFeratlons The foUawing summer the MANCHESTER er Department budget Is $418,- garbage and refuse collection is path of Rt. 6. of a substantial part of Its heri- program was expanded to 88 666 for next year — up $83,- to continue as tote year-once- To offselt the combined lost tage.’’ students end two dlvisioas: 489. He states that increased por-week bsAkyaid and twice- revenue, Welss says, the rise Copies of Wetos’ tentative f 1rc$tone revenue will be needed for per-week frontyard pickup. in the Grand List -wUl provide budgets -will be available tor the Secondary Wetes’ tentative budgeU, to about $600,000 in added tax rev- pubUc InspedUon starting Mon- Treatment Plant, expected to be printed dn tomorrow’s Her- enue, the Increase in Manebes- day, iln toe town clerk’s of- "Choice be in operation In the fall. He aid, along with his budget mes- ter’s school population wto re- fioe, in the Muniapal BuUdlng recom m ^ that the sewage sage, khow figures fo r accumu- suit in aibout $182,000 more in and at Mary Cheney Library, it's charge continue at 78 per cent lative salaries and wages, but state granta, and special state ThOodore FoweU Succotash W as Staple GUATEMALA City —When nlty College. 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None of S H US FO R Television On the Gals Asooctoted Press Writer these figures fepreaentod any a KENDAIX OIL PRODUCn Plans Drive (Continued from Page One) ^ _ algnlflcant change from recent a OENVINE OHEVRfMJTr PAKTS Visits UG>im (IM4) Nejre ^ SAIGON, (AP) — American ..yeeka, a FACTORY TRAINED TBOHNIOIANfl •:M (I) Fenr, ^ r t a aad F jfb ra *■ qua* aertmia e(bout Ma oonedu- e BERVIOE RENTAL CARS (ll) Deoab 7lM (8) FaaaUy Affair flghter-bombara edtooked North. u.S. battle deaths tor the Viet- A pril 5-12 (M) This !• the LUe )lkM)DaBlal Baaaa atoiM. VlsInameM gun poalttons inside n^m war since Jon. 1, IMl now a CONVENIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN (M) Mwuterf Sto) rM nwleaa Ihaw or GMAC BUDGET PLAN Law School (44) aU llfU ’t 18) W t ’e My U »a JO) Cambodia 'Tueoday after they April 5 to 12 wtH tw the datea 8 lU (4*) WeiUiier Watofc !i) dba Nabari'Baar ( 0) *J2l?* D«|WPtment («) (1* }o) ■ rt nhMit to touch the report fired on South Vletnemeae rang- ^ Safgon mwwnper sold im Gall S4S-StSS or Stop la for on Appobitn— ♦ M em beni o f the ’Teliand Hs>> for thla year’e Amcaioan dan BiN (I) Btamp lk« Store (U t) Tkat OIri ((II)11) Leave K hi) Mavie with a 10-foot pole, or even an era operating a lc ^ T S T S o n U ^ Pr«4l<*4nt Nguyen V y School libraxy C3iS> recently ' (M) 118 S m n p tm 8:14 (4-44) ^wttofced ‘Ditou is ocnoideriiig a ascreOy cer D rive In BoMnn. caudrman ---- 14| Ireaelde ll-toot pole. southweet of Saigon, the U.S. paid a visit to the Ulkveralty o< (M) Olllliraa'e blaaS negotiatad plan to end the >war CARnU CHEVROLET 00., IIML of the dancer Drive to Mria (44) TmUiTralh ar Caaee , 4:4 !). Command said today. Connecticut Law School library i;SS (1) HM BasaH w. A1 Terml le Tam Jaaea "H e ought to be ftoed,” Miud- A U.S, spokesman said it was and esteMish a ooaHtian govern ItSB MAIN ST. — MANOHEBTBE Loula Cloutier Jr. Area captains 4:44 (1-8) Weallier — SpaHe m 4 • tIE DrERBEt *7# tiered another Labor Depoitp ment with the Vlat Co^ but In West HartfkMd. Newe '''' the•SIW AlaWfefifth timel>*581^ thisMllV year thatblHn fplelM# a*-— re — nai i are Mrs. W .J. A t l ^ Mtoa Bmi- (18) My ravorUe Marilaa isa?‘p^ar74t o ^ o ment offtotal-r«JM> unoffloUly Prof. ffiilrley .Byslewlcs, (18) Tea O’ CSaok B epw l <0| —«JCicip8tlj(g a flood of protonta Am erican forces had cpoacvtoed ^etoSy’ f t ie e /’ ma Chamberlain, Mra. WtlUom (M) Hikliwar Fatral their’ “inherent right of llbmrlan at tX)onn, oonduoted (U) MeHale'e Nary 1» Oonoert "The tooUble to that w« really FRIDAY, MARCH 27,1970 9:06 NIghtbeat ^ don’t have a national policy on enemy-initiated fire originating nothing to the report. Marquette, Terl Marquette, the Manchester Chncer Unit, 4:00 Hartford BtgliUglrte 11:00 Newa. Weather 7:00 News ‘Today was a national holiday, Robin Mcluskey, . Lauryl 237 East Center St, Mancbea- 8:00 aaMtlht 11:26 Sjwrts Final . . _ the family, but PreMdent Nixon from poSUtona inside Cambo Coulombe and Karen Blair. U;00 Quiet Homy 11:36 Other Side of the Day ia moving toward that,” he aoi4 dia.” and TMeu book most of hfa top ter. WPOF—111* official* to Can Tho, the WggMit EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS: Bunny Party GOP Women 8:00 Hike Qreen dropping a name that may give “U.S. Air Force tacUcal air Forty selected students at 7:00 Ray Dunaway Heuaer offtotain pauea about caU- strike* were placed on the ene city in the Mekong Delta, to HIGHWAY 649-5070 The Second Oongregatlonal 12:00 B S * y Rlvere my firing positions . .. with tm- watch him sign into law a oom- Meadowbrook School recently WINF—Uto tag Hudktns cn the offtoiail car D istrict North, PlepubUcan R & R pet. known results,” the commu prehenslvo land reform WU that participated In a Bunny Party Women’s Association, will hoid 5:00 Newa GARBAGE 649-1886 8:10 Uncle Jay He eocptelneid that Nixon’s pro- nique said. ■is supposed to give the country’s under the direction of two read its annual meeting In Pomfret 6:00 N e w e __ ___ rice land to the peaennto. ing aides Mrs. Doreen Diana 1 8:10 Walter O on ld u Painting Sanritee poaed Family Aeatotonoe Plan The atrSoes were made In the SANITARY SEWER AND WATER 649-9697 on A pril 4. There wUl be a buf fi:30 Phil Burgees ito replace the present welfare- northern part of the Plain of TMeu called hla "land to tfw and Mrs. Audrey Wanegar. 7:00 The World Tonight tiller” law a "sharp weapon to fet luncheon at 1 p.m.. In the tiyctem would atop the trend of Reeds, som e $5 mUea w est of Refreshments were Bunnys’ 7:20 Frank Gifford INTERIOR - EXTERIOR help the war end soon.” He Congregational Churrir, Pom- 8:10 Speak Up on Sporte fatliMirs leaving bom n ao their Saigon, where three South Viet- favorites, a wide variety of 7:30 News called on iandawners and peas fret Center. nameoe ranger battalions and freeh vegetables. Bardi child 9:00 News PAINTING wtvea and ofadlih^ oan quaUiy ants aUke to cooperate in the The two announced candi 9:10 Spo^ Up for welfare. armored units were conducting drew and colored Ms favorite 12:16 Sign O ff_ transfer of ihe land and aokod vegetable, including unusual dates for Congress in the Sec WTIO 1488 Special Pricing on HudMna’ report aomowtiat a major operation dose to the ond District, Robert H. Steele 6:00 Afternoon EldUlos the peasants to increase produc results such as purple carrots 8:16 Market Report paraJklB tiioae of White House bordM’. tion ■while safeguarding their and orange lettuce. and Peter Caahman have been o:35 Afternoon Edition Small Homes aide Daniel Patrick Mbynlhan, The government announced Campfire Girls Visit Convalescent Home <:20 Weather new property from the Viet The vegetables were suppUed invited to speak. Reservations ai key aroMtcKt of Nlxon’a wel- today that the operation lasted should be made with Norma 7:00 Accent 70 Cong. by Milton Fleet, proprietor of 7:20 Edwin Newman Rrvpoti 643-4791 fiaro reform plan who prevloualy six days, ending Wednesday aft Landowners ‘WiK be compen Laura Loveland pins a handmade corsage of violets Fire Girls Group 2, last night brought baskets of Tedford or Dorothy Miller. 7:30 News of the World a local grocery, who will be the 7:50 Joe Qaragk^ ootMiluded present w elfare poU- er 152 enemy end 80 Soutti Viet sated by the government for recipient o f the cdiUdren’s artis on Mrs. Jessie Lozeau’s dress in the Meadows Con corsages they had made of yam to patients of the Bulletin Board d m encourage men to leave namese soidlera had been killed home to help them celebrate Easter. (Herald photo property given up to the farm tic renditions as an expres valescent Home while Christine Loveland, left, and The executive iboard of the homo, leaving women to be- and 22 government troope had ers. sion of their gratitude. Jeanne Mader look on. The girls, members of Camp by Buceivicius) ____ Bolton Junior Women’s dub oom« dominant in the family. Miss Martha Szetela of 83 Dartmbuth Rd. receives her National Honor Society been wounded. will m eet tcmight at 8 at the LILIES Bulletin Board ONE COURT ST. ”What diatuiba me moot is emblem from the Rev. Charles E. Shaw, principal of East Catholic Hisfh Three membera of an Ameri All town schools and offices Zinaser, Enfield Nursing Home, Bertlnaaco, East Hartford; daughter, Village 9t., Rockville home of Mrs. Terry D’ltalla, ROCKVILLE, OONNBOTIOUT that acme of the tMnga we tMnk can martor crew were killed end Vernon will be chwed tomorrow in ot^ Admitted ’Tuesday: Bemlce Rt. 44A. School. She was one of 30 juniors inducted into the Msgr. i^bert W. Doyle founr wounded Wednesday night • HYDRANGEAS Rockville Enfield. Sharon Kloter, Union 8t., Den- of normally as dtoeases result Chapter, Timothy Kearns, chapter president, assists in making the presenta servance of Good Friday. •* 1 1\I * Discharged B^day: Francis lelle Mathews, Morrison St., Kreysslg, Park West, Rock- There will be no school to- OFFICE SPACE from female dominance.” eoid when a round exploded in the 490 Evacuate t lO S p it a l iv O ie S Doran, Glenn La., Vernon; Olga Patricia Holland, Village St., all vUle; Alyce Usk, Valley Falls, m observance of Good Hudhtna, a irtlght, baUdbig native tion. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) tiibe of their moitar, military •MUMS Bfanchester Evening Herald VMtIng boura are 1*:80 to 8 Bahler, Maple St., Ellington; Rockville; Roberta VlHanova, Rd., Vernon; Mary Lagana, 'ToUand County’ s Newest O ffice BuUdlng of -WaUaBh, m d, who has been _ spokesmen reported today. Tolland correapondent Bette Rockville Nursing Home, Mark ’The soldiera belonged to a Sykes School •TU LIPS p.m 1b all areas ecccept ma- Diane Montandon, HlMside Dr., Snipslc Lake Rd., Tolland; a Near Court, Bonk, Hospital, vmUU the government for five John AuUn, Frederick Elsaea- Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. Butcher Williams. Prospect St., ’Ihe- Manchester Evening Herald e UnUmited PaiUng unit of the 11th Armored Caval tondty where they are t to 4 EIMngiton; M ary Hartmann, Scott Wheeler, Upper Business Area years. ser, Mills, and Jane Carter. In Bomb Scare Mm. Monica'‘McFall and odore MltcheU, Hale St.. Ext.. Bolton _ _ _ Spring _ Correspondent ECHS Inducts 30 ry ■regiment operating' four • A ZA LEA S and 8:80 to 8 p.m. Quarry St., RockvUte; Diane Rd., • E levator a Carpeted It goes all the way beck to the Also, East Hartford students son, ’Talcott Ave., Mrs. Sharon Phozie Samuels, Ward St. J ^ c;athy D’ltaUa, tel. 849-8609. miles north of Tay Ninh city _____ NegrelU, Oonklin Rd., iRock' • Climate Control s Sm the Cam- Atlanta Mayor vole, Lawrence St.. (Jheryl Rob e Sound Proof Into Honor Society Kearns, James K. Sullivan, Miss School on Pairk St. were evacuat ’Thomas Quinn, Wapping Wo^ 2, Vernon; Michael Vickery, son St., all Rockville. a l o o pkofessional c o r p . handa in Oeneato; “ end he ehaU Generaua, Lussler, Lyons. Miss ed shortly before noon today Admitted Monday: James Tay bins, Crystal Lake Rd., <3ienelle ’Die U.S. Command also re Says ‘Pink Slips’ ■Rd., WUUam Wltnok Jr., New- White Birch Dr., ToUand, and Nixon Ladies 876-(n88 or 875-0780 be vour niBBter.*' At an assembly program yesterday, 30 students from MicVeigh. Miss Suzaime Row- Mrs. Kathleen Dovhan and son, lor, Union St., Rockville; Bever Atwood, Village St., all Rock ported a total o f 110 Amert'canB after a call was received at ell Hill Rd., Danielle Matthews ville, and Anthony Krup^is, Outfitted for Easter '*What tt'0 piroviner ia that the For City Strikers Morrison St., Jeanne BanvUle, Mountain Spring Rd., Rock- ly French, Stafford Springs; Al 'were killed in combat last week. 11:45 stating a bomb was to go viUe. fred Grotheer, Plnney St., Ell- Wlndemere Ave., Ellington. WUHe Clr., all RockvUle; Ml- ■Discharged Thursday: Frank WASHING’TON (A P ) — Pat cal laws,” Hudkins said. Hanlon. o ff In the school at 11:05. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Mfty- Vickery, White Birch National Honor Society; 47 members of three classes Admittedl Saturday; Christo- Ington; Frank Sabonls, Broad v(Hnhat. ClvU Righto Act,” which aims commendation in the National disclplfaiie, end stamina, calling tion were presented to Patricia The Vernon police and Rnok- pared fills we«k for some 1,600 Tolland; Randall Blau- Messier, Bast Hairttord; Scott River St.; Wallace Bolton, Laur- Spring Sk., aU RockviUe; Al Ddscioslng this Wednesday, at equal Job opportunities and Merit Scholarship Program for sacrifioe lof time, effort, and Antanaltls, Miss Budarz, Sharon oalled a “slight” increase in en- 'vllle fire department were call- striking Uue collar city em- welgold Rd., ’Tolland; Pa- JOHN e . Wtieeler, Upper Butcher Rd., RockviUe; Leslie fred Grotheer, Pinney St., the President’s wife said the en pay for women, he said. were recognized. patience.” a J ^ ^ .‘ Lyrnr<^uchrey7Rlch- emy activity m w ^ ^ sever^ ed and a tiu^rough search of the Rockville; Susan Siilivan, I^ el^ G^se Lane, Tolland. itticia Mbngeau, Village St., EUlngton; James WlUlamson, semble was designed by Koun- “We And that manpower poli Mancheoter NHS Inductees Honors "E” A'wards were ard Franzosa, Miss Galvin, Miss clashes in which eight to 10 building did not reveal any Hie workers retjectod Wednes- RockvUle; Robert Ralber, Carol shoron Dr., South Wlmtoor, end Nora Fortin, Grove St., Rock- iMikatflK# Americans were killed East Hartford and Mrs. Lois tess Alexander of New York. cies ore causing these physloal were Candida (3onway, Susan presented to 18 sendore, 20 Gaudlno, Paul Hesketh. bomb. ’Ihe students returned to day------on agre^eht.. ------reached^ by 0r„ RockvUle crystal Lake Rd.. vllle; Gregory Plunkett, ElUng- Deaths in the war tor the first their classrooms about 15 min rnum y ^ Windsor; Kath-_ Wagdnknecht and son, Stafford She said daughter Tricla has and mienbali Ulneasea In the long ciouohley, Patricia Legier, Juniors, end 9 sophomores who Also, Robert Hodgson, Susan MlaaseU and isiion leadeni Tues- gomera. RockviUe. 12 weeks of 1970 totalled 1,078 utes la'ter. WHITHAM .^.■4,... rtoii Q-.vinni SprUigs BJid Mrs. EUa GdU and purchased a white sleevelesB run," HudWisi saDd. “ Many men Marcia McKeough, Sally MUler, maintained at least an 86 aver Keene, Mlkolowsky, Miss Mbr- day night. Discharged last Thursday: about half 'what they were at ’Ihe search, however, turned Discharged Saturday: Robert vine; Arthur Girard, wluiman- South St., RockviUe. Unen Easter dress with an em- are trapped in low Income Jobs. James Olekslw, Patricia age, no graxle below 80, iarty, Paula Moriarty, Joanne LANDSCAPE NURSERY In a separate development Aim ConneUy, NeiU Rd., Rock- lUddHioodStar! up some calendars whl(h were pire line, a bow hi front, and If we aid going to moke moles this time a year ago. North, Park West, Sophie tic; Barbara Huestls, Warren O’Nedll, Stephen Rdstau, Nancy for the 1968-69 academ ic year. Petroski, Nancy Plotrowakl .and "GROW .WITH US" Wcxhieaday, pomible involve- vUle; Jeanne doles, Rachel Rd., matching white straw hat and No new serious out breaks of mtosing from the office. They FTamm, Wlndemere Ave., Ave., Diane Vlens, Worceater the head of the famUy, they Roberts, Glenna Sullivan, Mar Manchester students honoied R afferty. Route 4. Bolton—8M Yds. from Bolton Nptcli—648-7SM ment in ih e strUce by the South- Manchester; Jeanne Loos, Ra- Truck Total Grows fighting were reported today by were found rolled up in one of Jeanne BanvUle, Willie Or., Rd., Donelle Vlens, Worcester white shoes. haVe to have Johs.” tha Szetela, and Deborah Tay were Rosemary Chadwick, Mlkolowsky was master of MAR(3^ HOURS: Mon. - Sat. 10 A .M .- 5:30 P.M. em Christian Leadership chel Rd., Manchester; Eldward either the U.S. or the South the lockers. Carol Neff, Miargaret Zanks, Rd., Patricia Hilt, Worcester WASHING’TON—’Trucks in use ■Daughter JuUe Nixon Eisen He went on: lor. Mias Chapman, Michael Flem ceremonies for the awards as KAHTEB flCNDAY aOCTW • • 1 Oorterenoe (SCLO was men- ott. Mountain St., Rockville; “When It’s aU brought out, Vietnamese conunands. Battle- ______Windermete Avie., all Rock Rd.. all of Vernon, and Lynda In the United States at the end hower chaae a navy blue pique South Windsor students were ing, Janice Goudino, Miary sembly. The Rev. Clharles E. tinned in a rtatement by its Edward ’Tomllnaon, Fox Hill we’U find the eom'e things that field action remained s(mtiered president, the Rev. Ralph David ur., Rockville; James Rickard, ville; Sherry Brennan, Davis porte. West Stafford o f 1969 totaled 17.7 mllUon, a 4 with short rieeves and white ac Deborah Bednar, and Patricia Hayduskl, ’Ihom os LaiBeUie, B3d- Shaw, principal, made the pre- aid causing rising crime rates and generally Ught. Albemathy. Eastview Ter., ToUand; James Rd., Ellington; Randal^ Blau- Discharged______Monday: Louise per cent increase over the year- cessories. Cantwell; and from Glaston mund Mikotowsky, Marybeth sentati<»is, assisted by Kearns. The Nlxosm plan to spend and riots asd ekm causing dia- Spokeanuen said alfled troope “8CLC caimot for much long- Rock, Crystal Lake Rd., Paul velt, Weigold Rd., ’Tolland; Albert, Windsor Locks; Mrs. Ann earUer figure. Combined truck bury, (JhriBtlane Garlasco, Da Mortarty, Timothy Murray, killed 66 enemy In these actions er provide merely verbal sup- JublnvUle, Franklin Park E., Rose Wendus, 'Windsorvllle Rd., ixizik and daughter, Somer.'-, and bus registrationa for 1969 Elaster at th ^ Key Blscayne betes and cancer.” Michelle Sltkus. vid Mills, Ellen Schoetoel, and while U.S. casualties were one port for the workers,” Aber- Karen Marquis. Windsor Ave., Vernon; David MlUec, Hazard- Mrs, Patricia Mongeau and totaled 18.1 million. home in Etorida. Fbist press report* of Hud- Also. Miss Conway, Miss Avco-Lycoming Geito viUe; Mary Skewes, C hestnut------^------^------Idiw’ study attracted the etten- Arlene Silvergleld. killed and six wounded and CARRIAGE HOUSE imlhy nn--U4 Lisa Prentiss, Village St., all Crouchley, Mias McKeough, tion of acme startled offlciolB in Inductees from East Hartford $9.2 Million Contract The majority of the employee Rockville; James Vincent, New St.. Manchester; Vincent Olekalw, Mtos O’Nedil, David South Vietnamese losses were the T-iiw Dephrtment. were James DeGlovannl, Nor- still on strike—oil of whom were Road, Tolland; Mrs. Joyce De- Ruope, Castle Rd., ToUaM; Ce- Ozimek, M iss Szeiteda., M iss 'WASHINGTON (AP) — A $9.2 killed and three wounded, "I saw them lumkig oroisid een Dickinson, Doris Fenneasy, flred by Massell last Friday— CarU and daughter. Reservoir Ua Kanter, ’Tunnel Rd., Vernon; r YOUR Taylor, Linda OoUdns, Gerald million contract for ti)e man- Command’s weekly Ce/igL. BojudtkpjLSL are garbage collectors, mainly Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Mary Po- Mrs. Agnes Fisher end PALATE, the hails, scidBjnlur,” «aid one Ktoniberly Generous, Henry Lus Dupont, P atrick FarreiU, ufacture of parts for ballistic casualty report said that In ad- sler, ’Ihomos Lyons, Linda lUack. dahn and daughter. Evergreen Geraldine Dr., EElington, and source. Vanessa Hagenow ond Marilyn mlseiilee has 'been awarded to dltion to the 100 Americans Mangiotico, Eileen McVeigh, The city is offering a free Rd., Vernon, and Mrs. Jacque- Mrs. Irene Suchecki end son, We Tiy to please Jacobsen. Avco Oorporatton's Lycoming killed during the March 15-31 introduces the Suzanne Robddoux, Peter Ro- 86,(X)0 life Insurance policy to all line Crabbe and son, Main St., Bancroft Rd.. RockvUle. South Windsor receiving "E ” divtolon. period, there were 864 wounded. city woirkers and an increase in Dobsonville. Admitted Sunday: Louise Al- Public Records vero, Marybeth Swlder, and Awards were Philip Bambara, ’Ihe work will be done at the The week before 101 killed Barbara bert, South (Ilenter St., Windsor Beverly ’Tardilf. Mary Budarz, ’Thomas Juknla, Lycoming “ ptoni far Stratford, and 620 wounded were report^. (he city’s minimum wage from Admitted Friday Warrantee Deed $1.67 to $2.13 on hour. The union EUlett, Terrace Dr., RockviUe; Locks; Aldo Bachiochi, Klngs- Chapter members spoke on James Rafferty, Miss Bednar, Oonn., U.S. Rep. Lowell P. South Vietnamese casualties Easier Specials For Thurs., Fri. and'Sat. Joyce L. Bodlock to Joseph H. to asking for an acroes-the- Bessie Hammond, Grove St., bury Ave., Laura Kratzke, El- the four requirements for mem- and Miss Cantwell; Glastonbury Weicker Jr., R-Oonn., an last week were 890 killed and and MlcheUna Hajduk. prop- booxd pay raise of about 4.8 per Rockville; Lois Wagenknecht, Ungton Ave., RusseU Burch, berehip in the NHS, Mias Nancy students Deborah AgostinelU, nounced W^adnesday. 982 wounded, while 3,801 enemy cent for all employe*. Stafford Springs; Pauline Duma- Corey St., Glenn Faust, Burke DUBUQUE HAMS or1(y at 106 Deepwood D r., con Long, vice president, called an ’Hie city saiye Its offer woidd chat. White 9t., Gertnide Hueb- r . of Mlancheeter, Inc., the $2!5 miiUon the union’s plan Anna Boevinka, Wlndemere j^y d r., all Rockville, anyone else, euid anyone oan be Whole Hams, Short Shank, wnuld coat RockviUe; Virginia Discharged Sunday: Glogla tiro parcels of property a* Per- proud to build it within hhn- tett Place, conveyance tax ■ Smith, ’ToUand, and Charles No Water Added! sedf,” podnUng out iit is on attri irtrievrk^r^ $27M. bute (dtaracteristic of a "peraon AMaohment WIG who investigates every problem Jultan Cohen ageing Subixb- ■but avodds none.” en Dewetoptnient C orp., property on ObUond S t , $1,750,000. Of leederahlp, Timotiiy ☆ '...... Oondenuiatloa Keeim, president, eailA "R«- WE KNOW YOU’RE BEAUTIFUL abate of OcnnedUcut, Ocmmls- sponslbdllty has spiraled up- ’ward” in thia “time of preclBe lb Sfener o f Transportation, prop- ^__ artv of 8 «i Odi Oc. of East Hart- expediency.” Today’s lender to ^ M expected "to be a pace-setter, **’“ford on < and at the same time harness BABY! A SHANK END COtoi Trade Namee »25 the present pace and thrurt it OF HAM Lb. 9 T C Oert-Oaie Nuralng Care Cen ter of Mteichester, Inc-, to do into the future. He must poe- buteiesB as South Meadows Oonr sees a deltoate sense of balance I. Includes cutting & styling. CENTER SLICES and sensiti-vity to othens.” OF H SM vatewent Homa, 888 Bldwrtl St. Jack H. es)d Lotose KMaz, to Character, Mtos Carole Chap do buteMtos oa J.HK. Dtotribu- man, secretary, said, "Cannot tani, so CfeusUe Rd. be measured, to not euper- 2. Can be brushed straight or Come in and see our human but human, nor Is It WE FEATURE FLEUR DE LIS HAMS. Marriage Uqense curly. assortment of Baked, Cfaegg Oertkn SneU, Norwich, loud and nelf-advertistaig. It to BOTH BONELESS & SEMI-BONELESS and Lteda Jeon Blohetlty, 17 a simple thing — seeing hurt Fruited Hams and fa) another’s face, defending a Fleur de Lis Hams are fully cooked with Nyie a t , Mlarch 28, North Unti Shoulders. Daisies ful ed MWfaodtot Church. student or teacher, helping the 3. A washable wig that's easy handicapped But it beoom'ea a ly baked for your con no water added. Fleur de Lis Hams are )toiM4tig Permits to care for. venience . . Georga Blhgstone, tool rited sham 'W h e n seU enters.’’ AND WE WANT YOU TO STAY THAT WAY. DON'T WORK sugar cured, so as to have a mild taste I at 81 Ooleman R d., $50. Thom as SuUtvani treasurer, Robert M. Ktornan, free defined service os the "power sign tor business at of mind to dispel fear and 4. Has extra long back and HARD ON YOUR OLD KITCHEN FLOOR SCRUBBING AND Ignoranoe, each Individual’s W«'N Also Have A FuH Assortmmt of: DUCKS. GEESE. 178 W. M iddle T);)ke., $100. sides. . W AXING't CAPONS and ROASTING CH ICK»IS for EostM-l IS GET THE NEW SHINY VINYL NO WAX 5. Never needs setting. Each•2.29 LILIES \ • t » - NOTICE Accepted (W o Booerve Use B4stit To Limit QuanfiOeo) 6. Made of 100% Kanakalon* ^ LINOLEUM by CONGOLEUM EAST, WEST, and BUCKLAND CEMETERIES 9t Your Friendly Butcher Shopl" It is requested that cemeitery lot ovmere AT m. move any winter grave deooratioiis that they wish The New 7. Available in 29 eolers. to keep. JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING. Inc. MANCHESTER Starting Monday, March 80, 1970, weather pesmlttlng, the neceaaary spring dean-up of the GUSTAFSON’S SHOE STORE I Carriage House Wig Boutique 254 MOAD ST. MANCHESTER. CONN. n lii K i/w/A/;/ grounds will begin in preparation for mowing. MAIN '.TRI \ T MANCHI '.Tl U ‘^Sarvliig Manchester For S3 Ycara' , . . Downtown Manchester at 18 Oafc Street. . . PHONE 643-9479 George W. M iott, Superintendent 706 MAIN OTREKT a Open 6 Days—Thurs. Nights tiU 9 OPEN MONDlAY THRU HUIViY • AM. • 5 F M . — 'IHUBSOiAYS $ AM. • t PM. Open Daily 8 ajn.-6'pjn. * Thura. and Fri. 8 ajn.-9 pjn. * Sun. 8 ajn .-l pjn.| MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN Gubernatorial Campaign Seen Request for Check Accoimts By Savings Banks Argned Crueial to Wallace’s Career HARTFORD, Conn, (AP) — sak) toe balance between saV'- Few new arguments were pre Ings and commercial banks has ay RED THOMAS other campalgna, notably Sey- "The people In other parts of been altered since then. sented Wednesday rdgiit in 'the ***®®***®** Frees Writer more Trafnmell, who was the the country wouldn’t put up with Goodspeed sojtL toe ‘Tax Re MONTOOMERT, Ala. (AP) number one man in the cabinet what we hAvie had forced on us. first round of a renewed effort form Act of 1969 ‘‘compMaly — George C. WaJUaoe, aoftpedal-'<^uring Wallace's administration "It's not integration vs. segire- by Connecticut‘s mutual savings changed the tax ttwattnant o f Ing talk of onDlher presldenttei ^ud that of his wife. gation," Brewer saya. "We banks to offer checking ac aavings banks. Both oonwnenolal race, is running for governor of Trammell, who reportedly croaaed that biidge a long time counts. banka ondi aa'vtngs banks wRI Alabama again and fighting one parted company with Wallace in ago. It's a matter of treating Al- law hits savings banks much of the mnst crucial battles of Ms a dispute over canrvpaign funds abafna children like those in At a public hearing on demand deposits ceiled 'by a committee hits aa'vings banks much hsid- poRtlcal career. —and not Ideology-Curing the other parts of the nation.” harder.” 1968 presidential election, is Before he officially became a established by the last General Wallace faews a atrong chal Assem bly, som e 200 bankers end A qpeaker for the oommWolal lenge from the present gover running for state treasurer, and candidate, Wallace said he bankers, Francis M. WMfe, Wallace has said he will not would run for governor If he de Intcreeted ctfizens crowded the nor, Albert P.' Brewer, a one Hall of the House at toe State president and chief executive of time political aUy wlto cam vote for him. elded that was the best way to ficer o f the ColonUU Batdc end There have been reports also keep his national plitical move- CapHol. paigned fo r htan and voted for The savings bankers said they Trust Co., Waterbury, said toe hlm as a presidenUBl flirtrlor in b. few campaign workers on ment alive. But since he started need to enter toe personal ' dual system of commercial and 1968. the county Wei switching from campaigning, he has said noth- cheoktog account field If they savings banks has worked weR, Brewer, who was Ueutenant Wallace to Brewer, who now log about running for president are to compete with commercial and the balance between the governor, became chief execu- controls sfate patronage. again. banks. People 'Want one-stop two should be maintained. tlve when Wladtaice's w ife, Gov, In their cam paign speeches At one point, he em phasized; banking, they argued, and are WMte said to give checking Lurteien Wallace, died in 1968. both candidates have charged ‘‘I'm not running for president. inclined to save where they have accounts to aa'vtngs bonks would Defeat in hta own state could federal officials with dlscrlmi- I'm running for governor.” He their checking accounts. upset the balanoe end wnack seriously weaken Wallace's in- nation against the South in en- said that if elected, he would Norwlck R. O. Goodspeed, braneb banking, sinoa small fluence nationally as well as In forcing school desegregation, "alt In Montgomery” and build vice president of the People’s town commercial banks, now Alalbama. Both say the time has come highways, schools, promote new Saving Bank of Bridgeport and protected from intrusion, would Five other oandldatee, inolud- when the North and South are Industry and still speak out on chairman of the legittettve com get iudden 'competltton from ex Ing former Gov. Jamee E. B\>V- going to be treated alike on this national affairs, mittee of the aa'vings Banke’ az>- isting savings banks. som, also are seieMng the Denrn- jssue. And both claim credit for Brewer, who started cam- sociatlon of Connecticut, was He said eavlngs banks have oratlc party nomination ft>r gov- jhls development. palgnlng first, made an Issue of principal spokesman for the sav grown at about toe same mte Wallace tolto voters through- ^ “fuUtlme” governor, an ings bankers. as commercial banks In Connec fte^ e is between Wallace and campaign fPParent reference to Wallace’s Goodspeed repeated the argu ticut, and cited toe ability to of Brewer. fer checking accounts—and one- for president two years ago frequent travels into other ments advanced when toe sav stop banking—as the only ad- Some observers claim to see forced President Nixmi to prom states during hls administration ings bankers made their Inittel request for checking accounts at vantage that commercial banks signs that Wediacie may have ise to "give your schools back to and the administration of his the last legislative session, and have. Guilford, Stephens gives a eandlestick holder a good turn. lost some of Ms temowing in the you.” And his election as gover wife. rural oounUes o i south' Atar nor, he says, would bring that Republicans nominate their bama, where he has found his about. candidates for statewide office greatest support in past cam "They will know that the pres at a convention In July. There is paigns. sure Is on ,” the fomruer gover no Indication they will put up Oourthouse officials—speak anyone for governor. ing anonymously because they, nor told a rally at Atmore, "emd too, are running again this year they don't understand anything ATTENTION! —claim the voting strength in but political pressure.” He said Man Killed Trying hls eiectioin would be a warning these counties at the mcment To Cross Turnpike Are yon a young man of draft age and feel that yon appears to be evenly divided be to the President to "turn to the MILiFORD, Oonni. (AP) — An have leadership abilityT Are you a teacher, department tween Brewer and Wallace, who light and please those 10 million Modern Night School people who voted for George elderly man was struck and store section head, office managerT Were yon claae ran as a third party preeidenUal Mrs. Felix M. Davis unravels a kniftting prdblem for Mrs. lindii Owens. Wallace” in 1968. killed Wednesday night on the president or captain of an athletic team? M so, the. oandlidate in 1968. Connecitlcut TXmiplke by a car They hedge their opiriiorai, Brewer is challenging Wal nonconunlssloned officer candidate (NCOO) enlistment driven by a college student on however, wMh the observatlKm lace’s claim to leadership In the option may be your way to fnlflU your military obliga his way home for the Easter tion and, at the same tone, gjUn more leaderaUp ex that Wallace is a persuasive school fight. He says Alabama weekend. campaign orator who can is "on the crffenslve for the first G eorge Burr, 72, o f the Devon perience. change many mibnls between time” and that "for the first ,, , , , soetton of Miiflord was hit at Those who have entered this coarse have foond pro E}duoatim tor adults in Manchester now and primary time. toe ^ have some hope of sue- g ^ Some of the oountiies the court motion opportunities In this program among the beat Story By yeans ago was not too unlike that pic cess. tng to c n e a to the south side John Johnston tured by Leonard Q. Ross in "The EMu- iMUse o ffid a is see as about a The governor says that hope of the divided highway, state Some Fashions of the Past in the army. Normal progression through the ranks from tossup now went ^lor W eRece 2 Photos By oation of Hyman Kaplan.” FymnaUy or stems from pressure in Con police said. He was pronounced recruit to staff sergeant is from three to six years, but not, it was popularly known as Night bo 1 and 8 to 1 when he was gress and litigation in the courts dead on arrival at Milford Hos Three members of the Women’s Club of Manchester model gowns they will NCO candidates maye make staff sergeant after aa Albert Buceivicius elected governor in 1962 and School. to apply the same desegregation pital. wear in a “Fabulous Fashions, Past and Present” fashion show Monday at 8 little an 30 weeks in to Army. The offerings were limited, as were gave Ms w ife an even g;reatier rules in the South and elsewhere The operator of the car, Yale majority in her succeostul race in the nation. He has filed a suit p.m. at a club meeting at Second Congregational Church. Mrs. Willard Allen, the students. For the mort part, they E. G eftic, 20, o f Berkeley left, is wearing a blue brocade afternoon dress designed for Richard Sear’s The course is demanding, toe rewards well worth the were the foreign bom. Their needs were for gov'emor four years ago. in federal court In Alabama He'.ghts, N.J., 'was allowed to In Elba, the seat of govern effort involved. It’s your future . . . your decision . . • relatively few, but immediate—to learn seeking to achieve that goal. continue on his way after en in first mail catalogue; Mrs. Hayden L. Griswold Sr., center, is shown in her w a ment in Coffee County, Wallace See your Army Recruiter today . . . Sgt. Frank Brogle la to read, write, and speak a new "When they apply the same vestigation. A ^udent at Bel ding gown of 1918; and Mrs. William Wagner is in a gown of cream lace with and Brewer spoke one hour located at Army A Navy Club. Hls phone number Is language; and to acquire a knowledge over the country, that’s mont College to New Hamp- black sequins and beading which was worn to Stephen Grover Cleveland’s in of the basic principles of American a p a rtlo tt m u r s d ^ aiM relief in Ala- shire, he said he was driving augural ball on March 4, 1885. Fashions for the event will be provided either 648-9162. democrac,y on the way to becoming crotw ^ about equaltaj^». bama,” Brewer told a crowd in home when the accident oc- by the Sears Roebuck Co. or by members. The progi’am is open to members naturalized citizens. couniygaveMm W aU ^an^ GreenvUle. curred. majority over her doeest oppo and guests. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Since then, populatton, times, and in nent in 1966 when Ahe ran aa h er terests have burgeoned. The introduc hmband’s stand-in because Ala tion new machines and meithods, and c t bama 'law at that tbne protaMt- the return to the bisiness and in ed the'governor Inom wooesd- dustrial worlds of people after years of Ing MnuMlf. That rettrietton has absence have necessitated their brush since been removied. ing up and-or keeping pace; more lelsime But a WaMooe sfadkieamen, time has created new hobbies and Taylor Hardin, d ilu te s toe Cill dor popularized old ones; sweeping, and Easter Time is Picture Time! Qorunty offMals’ anolytts: “M sometimes sudden, changes have wd hov* knt ary ttrength. It engendered curiosity about and inter^t iinni/t apparent to toe crowds in other areas of the world, their peo wn drew. We’re getting better ple, cultures, and tanguages. lenpowee than we did betore." Within the Mmltattons of budget, H todeed WeUaice has lott any OUR space, etnd personnel, the Manchester aitoBtanUal strength to toe AduK Evening School has attempted to Bonthem part of toe state, end LOWEST meet requests for courses, workshops, ttdi Is stOi only conjecture, he PRICES! and lectures. This year's more than 60 must make It up to north Ala- courses were scheduled for 2,000 en- iMuina. roUees at Manchester High School, Ben- Bmwer, whose boroe is to toe net and ming Junljor High Schools, Sen Tenneasee VaJtey cRy of Decn- ior dtlzens’ Center, end the Board of btv says he eocpects bo get Ms CHARGE Education Annex on School St. UggesE vote In that part of toe YOUR Subjects ran the alphabet from auto staJto. mobile meiintenance to watercolor, with Both campaigners appear to PURCHASES bookkeeping and stenography; French, be well-ftoanced. 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-A - . MANCUES'TER'Tr.QTir.B' EVENINGF.vTrvTMfi HERALlHF.BALD, Ma n c h e s t e r , CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 ^ PAGE TWENTY^NB PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANc'HESTER. CONN;. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 v —H widow, Jean, who said after re Bond Posted; turning to the -wneer's ranch Finch Proposes Chaiiiges From Your Neighbor's Kitchen home at Temecula; "It was my Panther Held idea that we scatter his ashes in By VIVIAN F; FERGUSON- In Medicare and Medicaid r . the country he ioved." Once upon « time there U-vet) On New Count Gardner, 80, one of history's WASHINGTON (AP) -H op- gandwtlons p! ^ ■ A- a younf makJen named Eether. NE WTTORK (AP)Bond of biggeet-aelUng writers with his irg to stimulate the growth of shown strong, tboiwh o<^ Now it happened that the klngr $100,000 has been post«l for one mysteries starring ace criminal comprehensive, prepaid health elusive, evidence Umt CHOICE of Perala. was advised hy his of the Black Ptinthers Jailed la-wyer Perry Mlason, died p r o g ^ s , the Nixon adminte- provide foUowets to search for a new here since last April on bomb- Miarch 11 at hds home in this tr ^ o n has proposed a major spectrum of high quaUty m rv- queen. It seemed that the reign- ..Ikvv ', conspiracy charges but his re hilly area southeast of Los An- c h ^ e in m ^ S tre and medl- ices, efficiently .md economloel- inf queen was most disobedient lease was held up pending ar geles. caid ly.” Venemnn solid. and refused to appear before raignment today on a new as I . “They have been succeBsful in the guests of the idnf. A widely traveled adventurer, It would p e ^ t y reducing the incldenits and dura- sault charge. he had been curious about Baja In the palaoe, in the city of Relatives and supporters of poor peo-sons to contract for J^hlgher cost InsUtuUonal Shuahan, there Uved a man OaUlomto. since his school days, comprehenBlve medical Bervices the defendant, Richimi Moore, when geographies showed the care," ho added. "Indications named Mordecal who had went Wednestlay night to the from private organizations, a are that many more of those or- brought up his cousin Esther peninsula blank and unexplored, House of Detention in Long Is Hicks said. ^ u X '^ V r ^ c o f u giudratlon. could be developed as his own daughter when she land City, Queens, interKllng to would help halt the rising cosU ^ „movaJ of legal bar- was orphaned. -She was 'brought greet him. Instead they learned Gardner begun short trips to of medical core. rlers which exist at the state Buja about 40 years ago and "Our goal Is that every elder to the palace. . .“And the king of the new charge. level.” loved Esther above all the wom Gerald Defcoart, an attorney peninsula-length Joumeya in ly or poor person covered by The American Medical Asso en, and she obtained grace end for the Panthers, was told that a 1®!^- parties of 10 or 12 per- medicare or medicaid be given ciation was expected to strongly favour in his sight more then all warrant was pending aqainst traveled in four-wheel- the right to choose between re oppose the plan. Finch and the virgins; so that he set the Moore stemming from an al- drive pickup trucks sometimes ceiving seiwices under such a contract and reoelvlng indivi Veneman said. royal crown upon her heed, and leged assault on a prison guard augmented by dune buggies. Engaged "We must promote diversity, made her queen. . .“ Dec. 4 Gardner explored also in hell- dual hospital and physician The engagement of Mi*® services in the traditional man choice and heaUhy competition llte villain of the plot is the Lefcourt telephoned Asst, copters and once surveyed the In American medicine U we are royal prime mlnistier, Haman, DiBt. Atty. Joseph A. Phillips in a blimp. . Victoria Anne Lonsdale to ner," said Robert H. Finch, sec retary of Health, Elducatlon and to escape from, the grip of spi who hates Mordecal for refusing an unsuccessful attempt to have The novelist wrote many mag- Randall <3ene Grous, both of raling costs," Finch said. to bow before him. Haman Moore released. Phillips sa'd he ozine articles and several books vemon, has been announced by Welfare. therefore persuades the king to dW not have authority t6 change about the caotus-strewn granite p^ents. Mr. and Mrs. In congressional testimony issue an edlcb ordering that all the procedure involving an ar- country and the ranchers, min- made public Wednesday, Finch 12 Ex-Po8tina8ter General Jews be destroyed within the rest warrant. ers and fishermen he Uved -with R'Cgl'urld T. Lonsdale of propos^ giving elderly persons kingdom, since Mordecal is Moore, also known as AnaJye on his visits. In 1902, he discov- Cindy Ter. a choice between current pro Under Truman Dies Jewish. Dahruba, was a field lieutenant ered caves wMh primitive wall Her fiance is the son of Mr. grams or prepaid programs of- The unhappy news is told to for the Panthers when he was paintings of men and animals. and Mrs. Alexander F Gtous faring hospitalization, out-pa- < r Esther -by her cousin. Although arrested last AprH 2. Lefcourt friends on the plane Right of 69 Tracy Dr. tient^reati^nt and preventive to CoiOMBlA the queen has not been sum said Moore Was selected for re $ll-a-week letter carrier to hod ajccampaniicd Wm on Ws ex- Mias Lonsdale, a graduate of care Postmaster General of the U.8., moned by the king, she presents lease because of his leadership peditions. In October Gardner Rockville High School, attend'- HEW Undersecretary John G. herself before him at the rhdt of and speaking ablUty, laat visited the area, where his the New England Ouiserva- Veneman said the 20 million is dead at the age of Si. her own life. She reveals her We believe “he will be the one aahes were scattered. tory of Music, Boston, and persons now covered under the Donaldson, who beaded the identity as a Jewess and that most able to help rai'se bail for social security-based medicare Post Office Department under -the others," Lefcourt said. One “We dropped them off and Hartt College of Music, Hart- the arrogant Haman has pre said our ^lent prayers,” sold ford. She is employed at the plan receive hospital benefits President Harry S. Truman pared a gallows upon which her of the group is already free on under one section and payment from 1947 to 1963, died here bail but 12 others including Mrs. Gardner. “I felt we had Connecticut Mutual Life In- cousin is to toe hanged. The out for physicians care and othfer Wednesday at St. Luke b Hospl- Moore are held In 1'i.eu of ba’l done what he wouQd want surance Co., Hartford. raged king reverses the decree graduate services under a second, option- and the prime minister be- ranging from $50,000 to $100,000. Mr. Grous, also a The attorney said the money of Rockville High School, is a al section costing $4 a month. • The son of a postmaster, he oomee the victim of his own plot The figure is scheduled to rise was bom in Shelby County, Dl., while the Hves of Esther’s peo for Moore’s bail was raised She’ll Campaign student at Rose Polytechnic In largely by Yipples and by stitute, Terre Haute, Ind., to $5.30 next July 1. and began his postal career in ple are saved. ■ T o R e-E lecl H er Son The comprehensive program 1906. He subsequently served In This melodramiatic story can churches includi'ng the Good where he is majoring in aero Shepherd-Fladth Presbyterian SAN JUAN, P. R (AP) - space engineering. He will “would be provided under a administrative posts In Musko- be read in the Bible in the Book ______health, maintenance contract gee, Okla., CEiattanooga, Tonn., of Esther. Mlany scholars oon- Ohupch on West 66th Street. Mrs. Rose Kennedy says she graduate in June 1971. sMer It a historical romanoe of PreWai hearings in the case will caanpaign for the re-elec No date has ibe^ ajmoiinced ^alUng: for -payment of a fbced and Kansas City, M6., aa»d. was began Feb. 5 before State Su tion of her youngest son, Ed- for the wedding. annual sum negotiated in ad- a deputy assistant postmaster about 160 B.C. The Feast of vance at the price less than the when nameb to the top J6b in Esther or Piuim< is celebrated premo Court Justice John M. ward M. Kennedy, as Demo- ______Murtagh but were repeatedly ciatlc U. S. Senator from Mos- government presently pays for 1947. to this day by Jewish people all conventional medicare benefits Survivors include the widow. over the world. It is not pri disrupted by courtroom out- sachiusetts. Extended Forecast bursts. “I never miiaa a campaign. In the locaUty,” he said. Mrs. Nell F. Donaldson; a mn. marily a religious holiday as The extended outlook is for ■ Participation would be limited Jesse Jr. of Kansas City; a there is no reference to God in Justice Murtagh recessed the -phey never tot me,” ihe 80- the Megillah Elsther, or Scroll hearlngs Feb. 25 u-tU the de- year-old wixlow told newsmen weathen- Sunday, becoming initially to the small number of daughter, Mrs. Doris Carpenter of Elsther. (Her^M photo bv Buceivlclus) fendants promised in writing to Wednesday alter a two-day tour mostly cloudy Monday with a quallfjdng programs operated of Arlington, Va., three grand- The name of the holiday, Pur- MRS. RONALD LANG AND CAROLINE behave dn court. They have re- of Puerto Rican fac4Mti.es tor the chance of rain. Temperatures by such organizations as the children and three great-grand- Im, means “lots.” It is d^-ved fused so far. mentaiUy retarded. will average a Uttto below nor- Kaiser EVnindaUbn in OaHtomla children. F R E S H WATIVE She said she would start her mal with daily highs in the low- or the HIP Group in New York Services' will be at 2 p.m. BM- from the fact that Haman cast water. Add dry Ingredients, a week she presents a science campaigntog with a speech at a and overnight .lows in the City. day, with burial in BVireEk HUl lots to discover the day most guce six apples and sprinkle program for which she is high- “Several types of health or- cemetery. favorable for his plan for de- witl\ cinnamon. Place apples on ly qualified, ha-vlng previously Author’s Ashes banquet May 10 in Boston. 'low 30p. atroylng the Jews. The holiday bottom, on top or even in center taught the subject. One day, Scattered Over is one of feasting and gladness of batter. Bake one hour in 8” when her children are oldeor, 6 R E Y L E D G E and is centered about the cbil- square glass baking dish at 350. she will probably return to her The Mountains drm. On Purim eve, tile megll- . Fudge Meltaways profession on a full-time toesds. lab, or scroll, is read In the syn cup butter Evelyn’s husband, Ronald, is ’TEMECULA, Calif. (AP) — a w o F S ® agogue. The children are given 1 square (1 oz.) unsweetened manager of the Bio-Medical De- Author Erie Stanley Getrdner’s T U R K E Y S c "g ro g g ers" (noisemakers). chocolatc partment of Hamilton Standard lashes He soattexed today over E)aoh time Heunan’s name is M cup sugar Propeller. He is vloe president the rugged Mexican mountains HoRRtiL ET-z C u t mentioned, they sound the grog- 1 teaspoon vanilla of the board of direotors of the be explored, wrote about and gers. It Is the one time during 1 egg, beaten synagog;ue and is a memlber of loved. LAfAB the year when noieemaking Is 2 cups gpraham cracker the community relatimis com A chartered two-engine plane HAMS permitted in the synagogue. crumbs mittee. carrying 11 persons flew over COhole.- A Purim Is a Joyous, festive 1 cup coconut the Sierra Juarez , some 200 holiday. There Is usually a fam % cup chopped nuts miles south of San Diego, at ily get-together or se-udah % cup butter TV Adviser Says INixon 9,000 feiet to bright weather i i i i - i i D (meal or banquet). EJErther-s He 1 tablespoon milk or cream Wednesday. brew name was Hadassab. The 2 cups sifted confectioners Not ‘Sold'’ to Antericans Sam Hicks, 60, for 20 years sugar Gardner’s assistant in every Women’s National Zionist Or WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi ganization of America, Hadas- 1 teaspoon vanilla (plus thing from gathering material FRESH FROM THE FARM 0 i B . sah, which came into «dstence teaspoon above) dent Nixon’s TV adviser in the for articles to organizing Baja 1% squares unsweetened choc L A A i f on Purim, was named for her. 1968 campaign says it ils a myth CaMomla explorations, slid Purim is a time of sharing. olate, melted that experts in the teleioast me opan the copilot’s window and BIRCHWOOD FARMS Many charitable causes begin Melt % cup butter and 1 emptied the small metal box square chocolate in saucepan. dium “handled Nixon as a pup fund raising at this time. pet and sold him to the Ameri into the wind. FRESH NATIVE, 10-14 LBS. Gifts at goodies are brought to Blend cnigar, 1 teaspoon vanllla, Beside Hicks stood Gardner’s egg, graham cracker crumbs, can people as a product” friends on this glad day which Taking issue with the views took place this year on March coconut and nuts into butter- UBEY'S chocolate mixture. Mix expreased in the book "The Sell SW QET i-lFR 22. “Hamantashen,” trlahgle- ing of the President 1968,” shaped cakes, usually filled with S H R l M i y RAPP'S TVAATO baking dish. Re- BYank Shakespeare Jr. former TURKEYS mashed prunes or poppy seeds, CBS executive who now is direc Jewish Style‘ are reminiscent of Haman’s frigerate while making Riling. Cream % cup butter, milk, tor of the U.S. Information Delkatessen & Resesfauranf three-cornered hat. Raisin honey Agency, told a Sigma Delta Chi ■ P I N E A P P L E “S O I C C drops, apple cake and fudge confectioners sugar and 1 tear FRESH NATIVE, LARGE, PLUMP meltaways were three Purim ®pcon vanllla. Mix and spread dinner Wednesday: s ^UCEO eu u H ic S u i c E r i w e goodies made by Evelyn Lang ever crumb mixture. ChiM in “That message is absurd. No body handles Riehaird Nixon lO a l of 130 Kennedy Rd. refrigerator. Over Stuffed Sandwiches- PIECES All three recipes can be Melt 1% squares chocolate, that way.’’ Pickles - Delicious Salods ROASTING "pareve,” or “neutral.” Evelyn Pour over chiUied mixture and 'The controveraiaj book is by New York Style Desserts • Cheese Cakes maintains a kosher household spread evenly. Store in refrlg- Joe McGinnis, a Philadelphia RARE Rodst Beif HOT Corned Beef '' 6 LB. writer. JfOT Paetromi ' ' h6 t knith» m m m s wherein she adheres to Jewish erator. GRINDERS • Catering - Blrthrlay Cokei AVG. dietary laws. “Pareve” foods Evelyn is president of the Shakespeare expressed the Open Sun. - Thurs. Till 1 A.M. CHICKENS are those which contain neither Sisterhood of Temple Betii opinion that formeir President Fri. ft Sot. Till 2 A.M. ICEBURS- "Enjoy at Ragps" or lake out anything on milk nor meat products and can Sholom, member of Hadas- Lyndon B. Johnson lost public } be served at any time. For the sah, and of the League of Worn- support because he failed to STORKS»■■ ■ 429-64Z9AAA , j' SWIFT — ALL SIZES Vint desserts below, Evelyn substitut en Voters. She is a volunteer oammimdcate ■with the Amerl- ■ Manefinid Slieppliig Cantor^ StOTTS O lA M CR n S es non-dairy margarine tor but teacher at Buckley School. Once can people. 1 (Rte. 44A - Keor Rte, 195 NextTo"AXP)| ter. A nondairy milk substitute CU oiODER. l I T T 0 C F ^ « i S is also used. BUTTERBALL TURKEYS C o t t 'S Cut and ready to serve, the goodies ,at the Lang household TRIPLE M—SKINLESS, SHANKLESS o« a iSioz^ are always on hand in the freezer. The raisin honey drops Not Too Lafe For Easier Whole are a favorite of mother’s for Shank ONIONS the twins, Elisabeth and Debo:^ COME IN FRIDAY — HAVE IT 12-14 LBS. or or PMStiW 1 teaspoon v a n illa CELERY HEARTS Pkg. 35o to 1 ciq> sugar SHORTENING > Lb. Oen 79c 2 teaspoons baking powder 32 Oz. Waffle Pad FRESH, SNOW WHITE NABISeX) CXiOKIES A CHICKEN 4t 5HRIMryl, ^ 8 tablespconf cold water ' 1 Reg. $9.95 ROM AlO 27^. 1% caips flour MUSHROOMS Lb. 69c LORNA DOONES 10 0 a^qiles Oz. 49c O R D ^ O E T T E ^ cinnamon V \ t t K ^ Cream sugar, oil, eggs and |4a>iXS Q attosarr P lii Phannaey Car. Oeotor ft Adams AMEBICAN 3 1 7 h ig h l a n d STREET QUBBTnrae TEMPLE’S M ANCHESTER CONN EASTER CAROS F I R S T F O O D CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING or/ HE (HOKES EMUfS K M lL i — Free ^leeeripUM Pick-up ft DeMvery 308 MAIN STREET ^ TEL. 643-6662 646 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER CONN Rervloe — MMU4 OPEN DAILY TO 6 THURSDAY, FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. (W« Reserve The Right To Limit Quttititkft) V V \ 'v \\ A . ■ ^ \ ' ' X 'V, 4\ A - \ ^ A ■ MANCHfeSlfER iEVBNING HERALD. MANUHipTEW, (JUNn., THURSDAY,, MARCHl^ R G l 26, 1970 PAGE TWENTYr'THREB ■V^V'''^A . • 1 PAGE TWENTYMO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 Jackson Ends Training Holdout, Bruins Widen Lead over Chicago, Grapefruit League w ith Injuries Continue to Hit Camps Canadiens Continue Frantic Pace EARL YOST Herald Sports Editor "YOU have to b e ," said Botoby Pittsburgh, in cHmhing to N E W Y O R K (A P ) — It tory Wednesday night, whipping Boston slugged the Rangers, ortd, dropped PWhuWpWo to Toronto B-3 to take over third converting two power plays of Orr,’ who p9ck»d up an assist was only a little more than Odrt in the West, one point ta- iiaae lin the Etast, just one point their own and cHnohlng the vic against the Rangers to increase Wnd. Mlimeeota fell to fifth In Rains Force two weeks ago ^ a t the beck of Chtcego. tory on a short-handed goal by Ms reoord-biieahliig px»tnt total (he West, one point back of Oak- W e’D Be Better Elsewhere, Bbeton opened its lend in their fight ftor a ptayoff Montreal Canadiens seemed Derek Sanderson. to 109, "Utey’re always In Curtailment all but finished in tiie Na bulge in the Blast to three points of the Black Hawks by topping Power ptay goats by Phil Bs- therw." ^ ^ Ide Joe Hardy’s powar Says Field Boss tional Hockey Leasrue E ast the sagging New York Rangers potstbo and John Bucyk 74 sec PitUburgh snapped a six- pUy goal with 12 seconds left Division race. Suddenly, the 3-1, Plttsbuigh jolted Minnesota, onds apart in thie first period gome losing streak by shutting O f Ballgam es gave Oakland lU victory ovar perennial champions have stnittfhg out the North Stars 2-0 gave the Bruins the quick lead. out Minnesota behind goalie Les Philadelphia. Don O'Donoghue By EARL YOfi?r turned up alive and quite and moving into second place in Barton has scored 73 goals on Binkley. It was the first victory ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. A .00 u, . * 0 . t . w » I. „ N E W '^ 0 E K the (West and Oakland took over power pdays this season, an In 12 games tor the Penguins. tied the game early in the third the. Mets, under the capable Oakland Athletics ^Uld 8T. PETBRSBimb, FU.. — well. pteriod for the Seals, who have “We’ll be better than last The Canadians, unbeaten in fo u i^ in the West with a 3-2 v ic NHL record. Binkley also picked up an as guidance of quiet, methodical have used one of thOSe Word of Warning: "All Pitted lost only once In their last eight year,” a confident Gil tory over PhtlfuSelphia. The Brains, trying to win sist on Dean PrenUce’s first pe- Hodgea, the club put aU their out-of-the-park blasts Reg- burgh needed last year was a eight games, have smxed te Hodges, who guided the wMhki four points of first piece Rugged John Fergwon scored their first NHL regular season rtod goal. The breakaway ended starts. little more pitching and they Ekof Ingarfleld produced the talents .together and the result Jackson was hitting in Boston and seem certain of fin- a paCr o f goals and Bobby Rous title since 1941, reem m ore con a 13-game dry sp>ell for Pren once laughed-at New York wr>uld have been in the World other Oakland goal wKlo BiU was an extra $i6,o(» bonus toot batting practice during Mhdng In the playoffs fo r the seau, Ralph Backs trom and cerned wMti the Oanadtens' tice. Ron Schock tallied the Pen- Mets to the National Series. They scored enough Sutheriand and Terry Ball October U baseball's best, plus exhibition game with 23nd oonsecutve season. Jean BeUVeau one each for the chances of catching them than gtihs' other goal in the middle League championship and for runs." The speaker was Red Montreal turned in a key vic Canadtens. anyone else. p>eiiod. collected the Blyeoa* goals. frosting on the cake added the ckorsemjentB that more than dou- the _ Cleveland , Indians: . . , . Schoenddenst, Cardinal manager, World Series last year, reported bled their regular salaries. ^ y < ^ “"^Ker at Huggins -Stengel Field as we Has complacency set in? Wedn^ay ^ Did you ever see an outfielder talked. "If tt hasVl haven't seen any the Ink was dry on Ms $46,(X)0 looo a glove over the fence while 7b Become World’s Best Golfer, "Just hoiw much better the sign of tt.” Hodgea sold. ^ In the out- trying to chase down a home other teams will be, I can’t say '•I feei that we're going to Oakland. But owner run? It happened in 8t- Pete a,t thls'>Ume, but I -know that the score more runs this year, and Charley F t ^ ' s edict that when Jose Cardenal of St. louls _____ (AP Fhrtofu) INTERMEDIATE LBIAOUE Mets will be -better because of we shouldn't have to scramble Jackson couWta't bat may have Jumped up to prevent a home L E 'F S G ET TOGETH ER— ^Members o f the New York Ransrers and Boston Andy’s w ere crowned Inteov Long-Range Ambition o f Player HOME ENOINEERS — Cathy the axkXUon o f three men, Joe as we did last year. There’s a the A's a spring training run only to see both the ball and Bruins mix it up during first period NHL actin. Rangers' Walt Tkaczuk (18), mediate League champs at the BoJaUan 184-430, Bee Moquln Roy, Ray Sadecki and Dave lot of pride and oanfldemce on vlctoiy. . . . ,. . glove dissappear, A ball boy re Bill Fairban (10) and Dave Balon (17) close in on the Bruins’ Rick Smith. East Side Rec last night as they M arshall. this club. Heck, they are all Jackson played In the outfield trieved the glove. turned iback PFOT 74-36. When M IAM I (A P ) G ary and forget it," aald one pro, who tour. ,, for the final two innings but "Oiu' chances of winning the final season ended In a Player has one OVer-riding, **L«n*I^ PhyUta^H«1tage'^ 188-810, Jennie pros he talked about are whm Ms Ume to ^ n ^ u p ta the Three years ago Tug McOraw should toe as good as anyone’s,” relief pitcher with t o New York Something Old, Something New in Semifinals ithree^way tie for first place long-range ambition: he added as he carefully watch headed by Seaver, Mr. Every- I r e ^ , ^ th t o I n d i^ Andy’s won the play-down game thing a year ago. Kooaman, ahead 4-3, ptach-Mttcr Bob Mete was enrolled ta a barber ed his club taking batting prac college ta the Bowery. Tuesday night against the Court woiftd-nDt m America, mind be” teloeti 12 to iB lA this coisrbv three Zawlstowskl 606, HUma Mo- tice in this Florida Wert Coast Tommy Agee, C^eon Jones, Ron J o t a ^ was use^ Swoboda, Ed Kranepool. and With one ont and b ^ . Jesters and U>en walked off you, there’s a lot of difference," ?!2*^f^Luttcs.^tat he Just be in South Africa, two in A»»tm- Oomb 488, Lou Oustofson 434, City. withurfHv all«11 the tniii-oh.laurels hvby (rtmTOlmrtrimming theUte crow-cutcrsw-cut Mttl»Mttla SnStiSouth African Afrieon t™ * “ JU* in tnum AmCB, tw o m A\»ua. ______j Grote Johnson hit into a double play, The only ones who like night allow ed ■to do my Job, play Ha, two in Britain.” Grace Brenner 473, games in the spring are mar Milwaukee Takes Edge PFOT. BstoL "I want to be known as Last year at this time, the urnnv imnaaiATu H<^ges sees Foy stabUlztng T ! goM.” In view o f recent develop- pto 484, M arge Rosenblatt 438, Meta w ere by far the most tm- JE R R Y KOOHMAN ried ball players who spend a I With BIB Perry doing an out- the hart golfer in the vrortd.” ^ Jean Hatgren 472. the iniieiainfield wnerewhere a nanhalf dozenaozen — ™ : b e ’ar victory.^ Z After- standing job of controlling the And it’s fBc that reason that “ any feel that the m(*cukar considered proved team In the Grapefruit m iqeg. He’s been the talk o t players were used last y e a r - Jackson, at batting lot of time with famlUoo on the League. Their improvement, the Meis beaches or swimming pools and boards, John iWhoUy, for the he conUnues Ms annual Jaunt Playier, fr-foo*-8 and 160 potaidi, " I ’m only 84. lh a t’s too JEW EL — Jih MerrtU 199-803, the Meis’ camp end Is a young third base. “ He brings a pretty was sm-ashlirg the baU out Over 7 6ers in NBA Playoffs second straight night, led Ms around the world and for that already has proved Ms point, wMch was paced by excellent man with a bright future. How- good bat with him and I’m park with monotonous reg- the working man. Managers team on the offense.- - reason that he nuule the first ".T’i.r.i: w « ,M . pitcMng, continued right on e-ver, he may be aent out be- sure he wlU drive in a lot of ularlty. frown on after dark diamond through the regular National cause another young, establish- runs. need another week to get attractions. NEiW YORK (AP) — semiflnral series. Balfimore is at ihs first two minutes. League chamx>ionship season ed ptaiyer Is still around. Bud "Sadecki has won 20 games hito thape,” said the 23-year-old hungry Something old and some- ^CW York tnUght in the other OMcago stayed cloae until the “ ™ ------w ik ioa2 nnh, « « « o»h*r he I’m not as hungry as 1 once andn. into...VO- the ,A-A,A.AA ^ rld Series. Harrelson, a rising performer before (with St. Louis) and I who excited the baseball world "George Scott has resigned to fhinir now— that won Eastern semi. In the West, At- Hawks broke it open with a 14-4 ______I think I am, but maybe SPICE — Jom Martin 138, last season with his homerun do tMngs Ms own Way Bhd he’s Yvette Holmes 128, R eggie ■Pitching is *'^the solid, strong with a great glove, and a major .think he’U have a good chance o f / , ^ o o T®anfla trouncsd Chicago 129-111 third-period burst fo r a 96-79 toMWftCT. * k« ^ He led In money wiisiliKs in I"!*! »>*• point of the Mets. Tom Seaver league experience. again.” slugging eariy -in the season. doing what (xxmes naturally,” Stoiy as veteran Len end Los Angelee trimmed Phoe- lead. Chet Walker tapped the ramd the°hntbiaL 1200 000 19m end topped the list in ’’Now I want to be the, best in SchuMz 138-344. John McNamara, A’s manag M anager Ed Kasko o f thie ^ d pell and rookie Lew Alcm- m -m BiHW with 17 nciMa and a BO-44 buWg® at the end round of the troubled, $200,000 I9m. do that ------andCMIU tJerry J C l ljr XKoosman X U lJ S lU a il lform U l l l l a as o “ We have *W.VX^ jyouth v t u w s going foraw* our * • * good a one-t'wo, righty-lefty duet club. Every men ■wants to Im- er, indicated it would be Satur Sox reported. "He’s worked dor W the ChopoeU, AMto. Bed »»«»■ 5 ^ ,^ <««r. G od Respect the Mets day before he lets Jackson hit In hard all spring and has the aa there J0 In all baoeball. prove. If each didn’t have more There isn’t a team in the Na Bucks to a 125-118 victory playing with bis sixth NBA —Elgin Baylor, WUt Chamber- n » alrUne! has been idled ftw Hefsv^ 10 events in the her® to » Kwat deal dUlferent * * , pride latter the way things went a game. proper mental otUtude wMch is over Philadelphia as the team, scored sewen straight lain end Jerry WesU-teamed ^ on to vie- mSrth^ aiSike. United atates, the last the Tour- » to anywhere else In Oie W a s h in g t o n tional League that doesn’t re- The Indians won t o game (AP Pho«o(aJt)_ I j ,D ■» — la®*- season, then there la some- most important.’’ spedt ithe Mets today, a far cry when pitcher Phil Hennlgan SCENE YESTERDAY — Chicago White Sox’ manager Don Gutteridge sits in National Basketball Asso- pokits to lift the Bu(^kB ftem an ^ Lal^ imd ^ Pickets end armed guards faced namenit of CSwunplons tart year, world. ishould Be Better thing wrong. f r o m t h e drib’s first'seven years drove In the winning run with rain with two fans watching game in which New York Yankees get washed out. elation playoffs got under 99 aU tie. Jan McOlockUn added ^ short of Ms efforts of the Mght ««* other at the rtArance to PSayer, the fattier of flive, “Everywhere else they use Clos es Gap "We should 'he better because "Winning the dhairnplonrtilp when |.]^gythey finished either niirthninth 8tUl on the soapboard Eddie way Wednesday. 19 potato, is in the second! half. Chamtoerlaln 29 and West 27. blrtwe ta M podM^ ^ 2 to® CJountay ClUb of owns a ranch outside of Johan- the Itttte ball, and that makes an an Infield single in t o eighth. Kasko said of Ms Red Sox star a number of our people didn’t and the SerlcB should be a big or tenth in the final standings. on Royal shortstop Jackie Her tors 12-9. ASdndor, the 7-fbot-2 center Billy Cunningham, deepite Phul Silas’ hot hand gave the goals and one free throw And Player was accompanied rteSbuig end now competea in enormous difference. Courses Russ Nagelaon, the Tribe flrst- Oliva, had earUer produced a Carl Yestrcmskl, “Yaz is no play lup to their airlUty," the help,” Hodges reported, What about platoontag? pair of two-run homers. nandez’ throwing error. Bouton The Senators evened the score from UCIbA, led the way with 88 early foul trouble, and Archie «■ flrrt-period lead but g jjjg field goals comtag ta by “■ guard on. Ms round over the Unrted Statas only on a part- are different elsewhere, with O n D en v er sacker, had three singles and a .256 hltt«r. You can bet that he former Brooklyn and Los An- * • » "Platoonlng Is not up to me. The Houston Astros, who’ve has allowed only one nrn in 19 points but the 3foot-8 Chappell, C&ark paced the 76ers with 21 to® Dahers miged In front 61-67 final stanza. Perry once to» 6,923 yard, par 72 layout, time schedule. much more narrow fairways, double. at 8-8 in the bottom of the sev won’t settle (or that this sea geles Dodger first baseman J q ^ T h ir 'd It’s up to the players. I ordy won the most exh''.'biit'on games, Innings of exhibition work. who entered the league in 1962- points and Hal Ck»er had 20. at thj half and boosted it to 94- MgM’s best de- Ihere have been unsiibabanU- He played in 16 events on the Weather is different. Wind is The Washington Caps pulled Don Kessbiger blasted Seattle enth but t o Birds tagged Joe son.” That’s the figure the noted. FVry, the former disenchant platoon to get -better hitting got t o lr third shutout of the Detroit whipped the Phillies 63, scored 13 o f M s 16 potato as Atlanta, the Westenn Division 82 after three pertods. fS isive player as he continued a*ed rum ors o f threats aga^gist Amertaan tour tort year and different. CondHttons a re dWfer- within one-game of firrt-ptaoe hurler Bob Bolin’s first pitch for (Coleman, third of four W-ashing- lefthander had to be content Denver in the Amertaan Basket- “There are still a number of ed ^ R______^ Sox______third baBeman who against certain pitching, spring by declsicnlng Kansas 6-2 with Dick McAuUffe starting the Ducks pitied away in the 11- fteg-wtaners, got 39 potata from Silas scored 28 far the Sims, to do a great lob of reboimdlng Ptoy«r because of Ms nation’s won more than $123,000, fifth on en*. a triple and scored on Glenn ton pitchers, for three runs ta with last season. of ball Association's tonid West- nonHbeltovers, and there should |]fo salary tost year with manager answered Beckert’s single to start t o Chi City 2-0. the scoring for the Tigers with a not peatod. Joe Caidwell and 36 ikom Wait followed by Oonrte Hawldns Andy’s, also did Ms share on apartheid policy. the Jfe averaj^ more tl^ era Division race We^MKlay the next inning. tor be,” Hodges contlnuod. Kansaa Caty, fills the only weak Any difference between being cago Cuba on their way to a 3-0 Jim Bouton, bidding for a solo homer in the first inning. That gave the Bucks a 1-0 Hazzaid in partii* Chicago. The with 24 and Dick Van Aradale the offense as he pumped in 19 "I li (pro- ctontry will be starters, with This is a good Mets’ team, Nine stitches were taken on The oonching philnnnphy o f to know they are the best- kko to have other teams go they just ran out of gas. For S ta g e Great Hoop Showing Benton, 162, {Philadelphia, out- noimced Foley). the two others coming from it may not repeat, but It sure the finger and the Dodgrrs said KACEY — Will Simon 223- EARLY BIRDS — Biert - eOLFERS - John Wooden is couched in -FoU will play here (major Nolan Ryan, Jim McAndrew, has caught t o fancy of aU Sudalds would be out of action 202—609, John Alosky 247-688, BottiosUo 125-126-349, Sylvia It giviCB inem o. poiiMive nuental ^ tind oest. Tne piresjmre is w-and easy approach dpMntag. . ,, . Wednesday idgW eliminated the _ ¥ -1 A171 aimounced Snenoer Haywood The star forward to -leadtag or hSrtTsS « ta^ ^ ’****** ^ ^ , Boston^^^m en Joseph L Hamden Bios from centenUon ThoiHaS Lcd AFL agreed toT^to a new s six-year M ^ the ABA in both soortag and re- he win decide at that time ^ ^ ‘^ T n ^ h e ^ p r o t e c t io n of t o credltora. 8-7. The Twins staged a rtath-in- SI store hTtanSn^ rtgoreua training program that out of our second gome with Llnsey and John C. Pappas said ^ Eastern Bosketljall , _ to a new year oontract totaling $2.9 miUtonh- bounding. whether to appiwe Uie ^ ^ X e sWfi *^I^d be held Voltan said he would -ot make Mnsr rally to do it with John Proudly Announces The Appointment Of S L d ^ ^ ami Utot word Wooden foMowa as goapeL USC," Wooden said, “he didn’t they were prepared to build a champtonBldp. In In tC rC eptlO n S Mghest ever for a profconional NBA teams, beMnd in sign- the MUwaukee Brewere ^ s e - ^ any ruling that vwjuld affect the Sevetk poling a three-run horn- STw o^L team T’fm^Lrem Each day, he walks out to Uke it yery much. He was upset 66.000-seat stadium priyately surged or "'^K ow n siS^Thead In the^ « a wooaen lea praettoe eesstoiiB with a small with me and understandably so. to lease the acreage needed. atMete. 'tags -because the ABA heU the ball enub, Inc., for $10.8 ' of the club pendtag W2 milUon antitrust er off Braves’ left-hander Mike fourth period after three Mp-and- NEW YORK (AP) — Em m ltt The amouncement camet- »a mm.fiirt four lum rounds of Its-iati draft.,—- ,and___ The owner of t o year-old H- considered a damage suR filed by the state McQueen with one out ta t o •‘When the piayere come out I**!®* On that card are But when I sent Mm back In. lota. Pacific Northwest S^rte 3 ^ t U e ta King County Su- bottom of the ninth, for ^STtei;::^ T^t^”t^;;; t^® type of . V o lZ i delayed Ms 17. but temporary restrators oonfldenoeS^ can do ev- ready b^ Taunton dog track. Angelo Cot- win play the wtan^ of Thw atoo made the long- aLwe the $760,000 three- tote gave the Am^can “d^ erythkng they have to funda- year’s championship. Wooden stand Worcester, former own- day night’s game betyveen the ^ IntercepUon. 76 vear contract Haywood, an round Hide of the ABA’s Nsw By MARTY RALBOVSKY. NEA Sports Writer ------er of Tabio Talk Pie O., was WUmtagton Blue Bombers and fop a touchdown. . . —Kenny Olympic star froth Detroit, got York Nrts. listed as one of their associates, the Hartford Caps. Graham led in touchdowns, for signtag tart year with Deb- A $6(X>,000 thrss-year oontrant ^ t e r ^ n n S ^ t on t o con- Seattle lawyer. scoring on two of his four thefts, ver. -Haywood’a college eUgibUI- with -Ihe NBA’s San Dtogc entry 23-San Francisco, NL West FACTORY CLOSEOUT SALE Kansas City led in team inter- ty hadnft ended when he turned was signed by MkcMgon for- ceptions for the fourth straight protessknal and it oort the ward Rudy Tomfjanovlch. He PROSPtCTUS— Thh ii the year Nine ECSC Athletes year, with 32, and also ted in re- Rocketo thetor No. 1 draft chotoe was .the No. 1 ptadc of the ABA's the Giants won't hove to worry obout turn yardage, 690. tlto spring. Los Ang)etos etaso. finishing second again. Too much re- “SAFETY Peters Bolsters Mound Staff lionce on old vets Juan Matichal/ CHAMPION” TIRES In National Magazine Willit McCoroy and Willie Mays Tir^$fone and even they can haya off years. WILLIMANTIC — Nine Eastern Ckinnecticut State Giant form system produces a Mc- College athletes will be listed in the 1970 edition of Red Sox Top Hurlers Covey ar a Bobby Bonds once a dec “Outstanding College Athletes of America.’’ ode, but nothing in between. This is W o OFF on Our Regular Every Day Prices! They are: (soccer) Charles the year it catches up with them. ments o f approxim ately 6,000 McCovey Wade Walker m , Bloomfield, Get Necessary Work Mayi fUU. 4 PLY WHITEWALL HYLON CORD TIRES young athletes vriK> have proven Dow Brabham, (Jromwell, themsehres outstanding in WINTER HAVEN, F!a. (AP)-The Boston R ^ ^ x PITCHING-Morichol wot 2 i-Il with 2.10 ERA in JOO inning* l« t *ee- Faouzl Saber, Tunis, Tuntota, uporti, campus activities and «oa Sooner or lottr, ihoie 300-inning *ea»oni or# going to weor him Geoffrey Nicbokwn, Guilford, u .1 o i^CTh-i- loft nitchinK punch waiting for the Bunne- ) currietdum. SALE! SALE! w S S /!r . bfd'to down. He *howed *igni of it lait ieoion. Gaylord Perry (19-14) 1* behind Victor VUlacorta, Chiclayo, Nominations were made by him. Red of itorter* ihoky. Mike McCormick dill on up-ond-downer. Rich •21.35 Peru; (soccor and basketbcdl) EJastern’s athleUc coaches Roberhon, up from Phoenix, might be ready for No. 4 ipof. Bullpen lound CHRISTOPHER P. McHALE 7.00x13 •19.50 7.75x14 Alexander Thompson Jr., Mid earlier (his academic year. Cri o , . with Fronk LIniy and Don McMohon. Rating— B. ^Vhlte walls Whitewalls dletown; (basketball and base teria for selection included game with the Pittsburgh M - ^ a ff ro fo r. He dUta’t al- ball) Gary KInel, Manchester, sports achievements, leadership retes Wednesday, the Red Sox ^ in 15 InntaigB in hie CATCHING_Still between Dick Dietz ond Jock Hlott, neither of whom Special Agent Bruce Levellle, North Groaven- ability and athleUc recogltlon. did eome ewitehtag *n their a«>earaiicea. ore epectoculor hitter*. Dietz ha* an edge becou** hi* .230 *eoion did in SALE! SALE! or Dale; (baseball) Peter Bonin, "Outstanding College Athletes DltchiiK plana to allow fronUta® The tall lefthander, obtained clude 11 homer*. Rating— C— . Putnam. starters to grt necessary work the CMcago White of America” is sponsored by the IBFIELD_McCovey remoln* NL'i mo*t feared hitter. He hit .320 loit • Graduate of Manchester High Schoo! 1965. "Outstanding College Athletes Outstanding A m ericans Ftounda- 8.25x14 •24.00 8.55x14 •26.05 on the mound. Sox teat December, leesoN with 45 HR* ond 126 RBI*. Ron Hunt remain* at lecond ofter .262 WhitewaUs of America’’ is on annual tlon, a nonprofit' organisation "At Uila stage of training, we against the Ptrates at <3ialn O • P!ayed varsity baseba!! and basketball. Whitewalls awards volume featuring the dedicated to honoring Americans yeor. Hoi Lanier *HII ho* greot glovo at *hort, but .228 bat i* have to got our (ronUlnere takes Park. Jim Davenport, 36, will open at third boio unle** a rookie like Julio biographleals and aocompllsh- of achievement. • Attended Willimantic State Ckidlege. (AU Tires Plus Federal Tax) Dnore* can beat him out. Jim Hart a long *hot po**ibllity. Bob Burdo and Tito Fuente* ore bock-up men. Roting— B. • Member of Centra! (Connecticut State Boaix! of Ajipixived Baeketbail Officials. SP E C IA L ! 8 j5 6 x 1 5 riwstono Dohuo Chompton WhhowaHs (Fac OUTFIELD— Willie Moy*, *till eomewhot Irtepreeilble at 38, even though • Member of Manchester Chapter Connecticut State Board of Approved BasebaH Umpires. tory WomMi)...... SALE $26^95 plus $2,47 fodural tax , s* _ - he no longer ploy* eecond gome* of doubleheader*, hit .283 la*t m o W' CONN. eOLF LAND good enough to keep him in No. 3 *pot in batting ordy. Bond, hit 32 • Was one of the youngest basketball officials in the state at age 19. BABOAINB ON OlHEB MIZIMI TOO! NO TBADiE-IN IS NEOB8SAKY! ROUTE M — TAJLOOTTVHXB HR* lost *eo*on, but .truck out a lot and averaged .259. Other outfield i-c:::: *pot between Jim Roy Hort, who *HII ho*n't lived up to expectotioni, and • Beciune the youngest member in the history of the Mimchester Chapter of the Conn«ticut State Steve Whitaker, who hod .Imllar problem* with Yankee* and Seoftle. Ken Board of Approv^ BasObaU Umpires at age 20. 1 SAVE TWO WAYS — WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS | PAff t - NNHATURE - (KMUUITS y io ..srr.JS'r r s Hendereon and (*eorge Fo.ter in reeerve. Roting— B. of young Ken Brrtt. » ^ opportunity. With • Graduate of Al Somers School for Umpii-ee, Daytona Beach, Fla. DRIVINB MIME - IMKKNi UOlf •A ^ TOP ROOKIES— Bob Toylor, coming off a .331 year at Phoenix, could troubU teta 1^ seMoi^and has an^ 8-9 record, ^ they were ^ hoping • On the staff o f the New York-Penn. State Class A Professional Baseball League. OPEN FRIDAY . SATURDAY - SUNDAY help in outfield. MORIARTY - COMPLETE PRO SHOP been brought who have had trouble finding Prediction: 5Hi in N L Wost BROTHERS GOLF LESSONS AVAILABLE raEPARES 1X)R DEBU T-Ai^ and Le^r^; vrith .xercise ridur (Newspaper tnterprise Xiin.) 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER PHONE 643-5135 AL GAYSON, ProfcMfamal ajiioard, geta workout yesterday at New York’s Aqueduid; Raceway for his 1970 SS«'STX’’o. ."ww ™ "ww- racing debut. Arts and letters’ last win was the Wectchester Stakes in October. a ■' 'VI \ ' 's \ A \ \\ ' \ ■ '\ \. '\ ^ ' \ ■\ . .
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'hSR, CONN , THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-FIVlfi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 PAOID f.F O U R OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Motarcyein— Hwlp Wolitwd- ■ HoIpWantMl- Hdp WaiHwd MiOUB HYPNCmSM ON day. Car necessary. Write P.O. cheater. TH'BULB IT BD6TEB.' MBS APPLEO ^ FPO/W A LL POST- 1 "Uncle-----’• I>ocket 1966 HONDA Scrambler, 260 cc, fice personnel. Hours 8 e.m. to S Q U IR TS Cebln” advertising Box 222, Manchester, Conn. HYPNCTTIC ______battleship, good condtUon, |400. Firm. ENOUGH ALREAPy WrtHOUT 1:30 p.m. Pleasant surround DRIVER tor eohool bus, 7:80 to W A TE R i . YOU SCRAMBLING HIAA i "S in g e--- -ol Graf---- - , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Gall after 6 p.fti., 649-6889. B r i g h t ; Sixpence” ings. Ample free parking avail 8:45 a.m., 2:16 to 8:80 p.m., ^UP.SO/Vie /WORfe.' 56 Golf mounds 8 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. EXCEPT 8 "The Little 57 Oriental coin able. Call personnel office. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Manchester schooU. Ws trslB FO R ^ H E NEkT -nWNE HE^LEAVES ----- Prince” Consolidated Cigar Oorp., 131 d o w n i us msb you. Premium wage seal*. ONK HIS Pl a t e a t s u p t c r t l l 12 "Teles o( e | I SwrvIcM imi iI m i s ''-^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Oak St., Glastonbury, 8:30 643-2414. THING! TAKE Y9UW AWAY/ Wayside Inn 1 Makes lace Offwr^ 13 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., 683-8441. Opening (or experienced Al bi-pw edgings 31 Card gam* 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'nON pha-Numeric IBM keypunch- 13 Notion 2 Margarine the---- PIANO tuning, by graduate of OENERAL all around msn r*- 19 Mother-ln- ( F r . ) eadUne tor Saturday and Monday la 4iS0 p.m. Frida.* DRIVER for school bus, 7:80 to er .to work full-Ume days. quired tor factory work. Apply 14 High cards 3 Email reed 83 Mother Hartt College of Music. Ward law 8:48 a.m., 2:16 to 3:30 p.m., Company offers excellent 15 Far off organa (U tln ) Krduse, 648-6386. In person. 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WHY WELL, WE \ ITS NO IMPOSITION, rLL NEEP ABOUT TWENTY 21 "Shooting of her praises 26 Fielding a Main St., Manchester. Hours good hourly rate and fringe DON'T WANT ) DOCTOR.., HEIL HAVE 44 Painful to toe InaerOon lor any adverOaement and then 'ANT,' E H ? [ THATB DONT I ASK ROCKY TO /MINUTES IN THE LAB,ROCKY... McGrew 9 Measure of parson dally 7:80-6, 'Thursday, 7:80-8, (40 W.P.M.) beneflts. Apply Wyman Oil TAKE MXI PEOPLE FOR TO IMPOSE... / TO CHECK IT OUT, ALONE! S O eiV E ^M A 22 Pseudonym of 27 Floors below 46Sp«:k ^ Error! which FIRST NA'nONAL A TRIAL SPIN? ANYWAY! NICE LONG RIDE/ land 47 Ripped ”* ^ht, advertisement wU) not be Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7838. Co., 643-3468. Charles Lamb 10 Encounter ground level corrected by “make good" Insertloo. 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Drug, 842 Main St., Manches- 34 Genus of ...... ter. HUMOR herbs 21 644-1776. ..Tl.TI+UJi. WOMAN (or cash and carry ______wow THAT VOUR SISTER'S FINISHED’ 35 Expunges a 29 24-Hour Answering Service store, 40 hour week, Monday MATURE 'woman with know- 3-3£ 36 Yards (ab.) i* 25 SHARPENING Service— Saws, ICE CREAM w a s h in c j .t h e k e e n t h i n k i n s ledge orf antique glass and HIND THAT MANEUVER, I TAKE , 37 Roman Cupid knives, scissors, garden and through Friday. Apply In per 31 31 (£) 1170 Inr NEA, liK IS TO SAVE YOU TVMO S T E PS BACK 39 Hardy heroine $6 Free to Herald Readers shop tools. Power mowers re son, Fisher Cleaners, 328 china, to ■work part-time In START AT ONCE 40 Formerly paired and serviced. Pick up Brood St., Manchester. antique shop. Hours flexible. D A V Y JONES BY LEFT and MdWILLIAMS (archaic) W Want tnlonnatlon on one ot our claaelfled advertaaemeoMT "It looks as though the Americans know more about EARN HIGH INCOME and delivered. Sharpall, Call 647-1793. r 41 Jewel 38 No anawer at too telephone listed f Slmpl.v call toe 686 JT activity on the trail than we thought!" CLERK-TYPIST (or small of ALL EXPENSES PAID IT COULD SOON AFTER! ^ w e g o t i t a w a y Y-VE5, s ir : t h a t b l a s t 42 Property Adams St. (rear) Manchester, SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton^ 41 fice, full-time. Apply in per THIS LINE'S SE GO OFF ANY FROM THERE IN WOULD HAVE PUT QUITE item 643-6305. hours 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-8:46 -NO CASH BOND REQUIREO SECOND/' son. Jarvis Enterprises, 283 E. CURED TO THE THE NICK OF' A DENT IN THAT BRIDGE/ 45 Turkish 4/ 41 EDWARDS -YEAR-ROUND FAMILY A hospices 12 43 U TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — Center St. An equal opportuni p.m., 649-8400. B0M6. SIR. 2 ^ imUiU!' Bunding— Painting— Papering 21 BENEFITS 49 Room for Trees cut, building lots ty employer. 49 to ANSWERING SERVICE TWO high school girls tor 3-7 supplies Contracting 14 B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, ^HIGH LIBERAL PERCENT &4 cleared, trees topped. Got a ______p.m. and weekend shift. AGE 51 At this time 52 53 interior and exterior painting, NURSE’S AIDES — 7 to l p.mT, 52 Persian fairy tree problem! Well worth wES ROBBINS Carpentry re 3 to 11 p.m., full and part- Please apply In person. Mister _ a OE NO BARRIER hi S49-0SM 875-251$ paper hanging. Thirty years 53 Bone (comb, ST u n phone call, 742-8262. modeling specialist. Additions, time. Call 649-4619. Donut, 266 W. Middle ’Tpke. form; var.) and leuv your message. You’D bear from our anverueer in rec rooms, dormers, porches, experience, four generations. COLLEGE S'TUDENTS 54 Musical Jig timr without spending all evening at the telephone. WTNDOW cleaning for office, cabinets, formica, built -ins, Free estimates, fully insured. BILLING Department needs WOMAN wanted to baby-sH In (Newi/Mper felerprfit A $ fJ factories and stores. Let us put 643-7361. my home, days 12:30 -6:80, CAN APPLY NOW FOR GOOD WORK, bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. capable lady to ^eam pricing you on our route of s a tis fie d ______tor moving and storage in Monday, ’Tuesday, ’Thuraday SUMMER POSmONS M EN.,. CLIMB Automobiles For Sale 4 Custom customers. Free estimates, MASONRY — All types of" stone JOSEPH P. LEWIS voices. ’Typing required, good and Friday. Child accepted. ABOARD, ON Painting, interior and exterior, CHOICE TERRITORY 1959 FORD convertible, good 646-4220. and concrete work. Quality opportunity for mature woman 643-1041. THE DOUBLE.' paperhanging, fully Insured. ______AVAILABLE CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER HERALD condition, one ow er, $250. BRICK, block and atone work. Workmanship, work gfuaran- returning to employment. Pre teed. Call after 6, 643-1870, 644- For free estimates call 649-9668. fer regular hours Monday- KEYPUNCH operator — In- , , , „ . „ „ . „ „ ^5all 643-0137 alter 5 p.m. Brick walli, patios, outdoor-in terestlng variety of keypunch APPLY DAILY & SAT, 9-5 2976. If no answer 643-6362. Friday, 8-6, but will consider BOX L E H E R S door fireplacee, sidew alks,______and clerical work in a emaU 1984 CHEVROLET V-8 staUon part-time schedule for quali CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex computer department. Tlie GOOD HUMOR BY K E N m rS E wagon. Good condition. Call chimneys. Free estimates. SAVE M ONEY! Fast service. fied person. Apply Mr. DlFlore WAYOUT For Your Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. terior painting, paper hanging. Amerbelle Oorp., 104 East CORPORATION 049-2768 after 6 p.m. Dormers, room additions, ga Hartford Despatch, 191 Park InfomiatkM) Discount on wallpaper. Call rages, porches, roofing and Ave. East Hartford, or phone Miain St., Rockviue. 876-8828. Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy Rd. H e r e ^g ^ n e ^ " T H E ! (CHEVROLET 1966 Belalr, fine YOUNG married men siding. Compare prices. Ad- Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. T why mothers s e t ORAY___ THE HER.LLX) will not 626-2641. ------South Windsor, Conn. 41U& CONGREGSIONAL oSS^aAV condition, automatic, power small repair jobs and A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- I'M LOOKING TH A T WILL dlaclose the Identity ol D. & B. PAINTENQ service. In steering, air-conditioning. Pointing, also cellar cleaning 0449. KEYPUNCH Operators — ex Help Wonted— Mole 36 289-8251 REALLY BREAK RECORD" any advert liter using box terior and exterior painting. FOR A GOOD letters. Readers answer radio and heater, new brakes. liBbt trucking. Call 646-. perienced, days, part or full An Equal Opportunity Ehnployer 2692, 646-2047. DORMERS, garages, porches, Free estimates. Prompt serv Y O U U P .' SHORT RIBS BY FRAN& O’NEAL ing blind box ads who Call 649-6869 after S p.m. time. Immediate assignments, J O K E desire to protect their rec rooms, room addlttons. ice. 649-2476, 640-8434. N ______--- 1963 VOLKSWAGEN. exceUent STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, very high pay. No fee. Apply WANTED Ucenaed plumber, ex Identity can follow ‘ his kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, „ Staff BuUders, Suite 602, 1 1 B O O K / co dlUon. Call alter 6. 875- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. PRICE—Paint ROCKVILLF cellent working condtUotM. B procedure' siding, general repairs. QuaUty '^ 7 Asylum St. 278-7610. throne All concrete repairs, both in ing exterior and Interior, OaU 646-2112 for appointment. t h r o n e 0128. workmanship. Financing avail ROOM ROOM Enclose your reply to side and outside railings, land A. B. Chick Plumbing ft Heat - Itt» an able. Economy Builders, Inc. paper hanging. Ceilings, etc. NURSE’S AIDEIS in Bast Hart- AREA the box In an envelope — 1966 GTO, 1968 400 engine, 4- scaping. Reasonably priced ing, Ihc. 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. Insured. 649-1003. tord, 11-7 ehdft, fuU or pert- address to the Claiullled speed, exceUent condiition. 643- Call 643-0851. Manager, Manchester ttone, good rates and benefits. Circulation Counselor Need- 6167 between 4-6:30 p.m., or - LEON aeszynskl builder—new INSIDE —outside painting. Spe Evening Herald, together TIMBERLAND Tree Service, p€iid meal and meal time, on ed in Growing Circulation He e h e e M e e H Saturdays. homes custom built, remodel cial rates for people over 66.- with a memo listing th? tree removal, pruning, shrubs, bus line.. Phone Mr. Kelly, Area BRICKLAYERS companies you do NOT ing, additions, rec rooms, ga Call my competitors, then call 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, red with and lots cleared. Fifteen years Burnside Ocnvalesoent Home, Steady work, start at once at want to see yoiu- letter. rages, kitchens remodeled, me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Applicant must have a de black, Bug. 37,000 miles, new experience. Bonded and insur 289-9671. either Keystone Masonary proj Your letter wUi be de bath tile, cement work. sire to work with newspa- BY ROY CRANE H O H i tires, exceUent condition. Call ed. Free estimates. Call 647- ect. CaU Keystone office, 1-626- BUZZ SAWYER stroyed - if the advertiser Steps, dormers. Residential or ERWIN Davis Painting and perboys in the promotion NassKf Arms Co., 649-1647 ask 9616, or apply at Job site. Ask o Is one you’ve mentioned, 9479. paper hanging. Be an early and servicing of their' cus EDENVIUX? \NHY,TMATS I'M AFRAID IT MAY for Stu. commercial. Oall 649-4291. for NU La'voie at 47 Sumner St., WHAT A MA6NIFICEMT IN EPENVILLE, if not it will be handled bird, be wise. Plan your out INVENTORY CONTROL tomers. Must be high school CAAAPSITEFOR BOY SCOUTS, SIR. ALONG WHERE WE'RE TO BUILD A BE BUILT ON TME DRY WALL — remodeling — Hartford or ask for Pete Bo- In the usual manner CAR PE N TR Y and remodeling side painting now. Prompit gradua/te with a good driv M NEW BREWERY/ — - BOY SCOUT CAMP NEED CAR? Credit very bad? paint, repair, or replace ceil MR. SAWYER/ WHERE OTTER CREEK, rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, service. 649-0495. CLERK cheee, at Odd Spring Rd., ------— W ^ V E S , GROUNDS. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon ings and walls. Reasonable ing record. (Automobile fur IS THIS PlACEf additions and gsu-ages. CaU Rocky HUl, Conn. BIR. est Douglas accepts lowest rates. Call 640-6764. ROGER painting — interior, nished.) We offer good J. PEAULV FPACrUPEDl Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. Experience In perpetual in down, smallest payments, any exterior, cedlin^, paper hang starting salary—paid Blue 'THEM'iDDAV.' Lost and Found 1 where. Not small loan finance YOU ARE A-1. ’Truck Is A-1. ventory necessary, accounts Cross ft CMS and Major HALLM ARK Building Co. for ing. CaU an}rtlme. 643-0923. PAINTEUIS, experienced only, company plan, Douglas Mo- Cellars, attics, yards, drive payable background helpful. Medical. FOUND: brown, medium size, home improvement, additions, top wages paid. CoU after 6 i tors, 346 Main. ways sealed and small truck Must have some typing abU- moc.grel wearing harness. OaU rec rooms, garages, roofing, p.m. 649-4411. ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- Ity. For further informa Vernon Dog Warden, 878-7934. gutters. Free estimates. All Hoor Finishing 24 T mano ’Trucking Service toll- tion), contact the Personnel Hartford Coxirant 1967 CAMARO, 327, 4-speed, work guaranteed. C5all 646-2627. PLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, ’Z-sa ______POUND: small tdack, mongrel, free, 742-9487. Dept, at Meinchester Me hours 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-S:48 e iw* tr HU, Ik. TM ».«. UA M, puppy. Call Vemon Dog War CaU 644-0646, after 6 p.m. Ing (specializing In older morial Hospital, 643-1141, A NEWTON H. SMITH and S on - Mr. D. K. Welch, Mgr. EXCAVATING — Trenching- p.m., 649-8400. den, 876-7034. Remodeling, repairing, addi floors). Inside painting. Paper Ext. 243. “Junior is very proud of you. Dear . . . that toy you 1967 CHEVELLE convertible, Bob Cat machine, snow plow tions, rec rooms, garages, hanging. No Job too sm'aU. 13 Park St. stepped on was supposed to be unbreakable, LOST — Men’s prescription 283, 4-speed, power steering. ing driveways and parking porches and roofing. No Job John VerfalUe, 649-6760. RBI iT A RLE boy for gardening. you know!" eyeglasses, vicinity Manches CaU 289-7305. lota, tree removal. Reason Rockville, Conn too small. Call 640-3144. OFFICE dark, full-time, for Phone evenings, 649-9638. w mU.Jm .1** g«*. Ut F* ter-East Hartford. Reward. able rates. 648-6160, 872-0647. BY LANK LEONARD f o r d — 1968 Ranch ■wagon, New England industriied dis 875-5286 MICKEY FINN CaU 649-3780. 390, air-conditioned, power Bonds— Stocks— tributor. Hartford branch, Mortgogos 27 FOUND —Beautiful maltere, steering, power brakes, radio, Household Sonricos small office. Pay depending MACHINIST OF COURSE.' BUT WELL, I TRUST PHIL WELL, ALL r CAN THE LETTERS ARE POURING BY MILTON CANIFF automatic, good condition. Roofing— Siding 1^ upon experience. Call for SAY, DEAR SISTER, IN! HERE'S A VERY STEVE CANYON peralan, angora, cat. Bolton MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, CARPENTER — AU around DO TOD REALLY COMPLETELY— AND Owner transferred, sacrifice. > Offmed 13-A imtervlew, Mr. Roberts, 627- /IAORTIMER MINTMORE BELIEVE that HE HE SAID m . MINTMORE IS THAT you UNUSUAL ONE — area. Please call 649-4186. ROOFING and roof repair. mortgages^- Interim financing man tor full-time, interesting, ENGINE LATHE CERTAINLY HAVE WHY BEAT V HOW ABOUT A MEROER AH,SIONORINA,IF THIS REALLY? MRS. OLSON, 643-0826. 1876. IS one of the BIGGEST IS A PERSONAL IS GOING TO HELP USJ CUSTOM made draperies, slip Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- —expedieot and confidential diverslfliied work. Good start- ABOUT THE OF MV HOLDIN6 COMPANY HAD ONLY COME UP A MY SECRETARY, WAS FOUND — Block, brown and NAMES IN THE FINANCIAL, FRIEND OF PHIL'S covers and reupbolstering. 7707. WORLD, MARVIN/ r j SUBJECT ?.. l IN ITALY WITH YOUR NEW DAY OR TWO A60...WE AFRAID OF THAT.'... white male mongrel CaU Dog 1962 FORD service. J. D, Real Estate MONEY? MONEY? " r S ! BRIDGEPORT lOLLERS HAVE ALREADY MADE SHE WILL BE SO matlc transmission, good top, Budget terms- Established In Assoc. 643-6129. Warden, 646-4666. BIDWELL Home Improvement MONEY? Sinn program. EVir interview, CERTAIN ARRANGEMENTS DISAPPOINTED radio, extra tires, new battery. 1945. Days, 524-0164, evenings, (Second Shift) Co. Expert * instaUation o f ------’------caU personnel office, 8:30 a.m. FOUND — Black male mongrel 644-8063, evenings, $376. 640-7690. How to earn a lot of it? Elasy! aluminum siding, gutters and BusilWSS Opportunity 2B to 4:30 p.m. OonaoUdated Ci pup, white on chest. Call Dog ______SeU fabulous AVON COSMETT- Must be class A all arounl CORVE’TTES — Two 1960, one TWO handymen want a variety trim. Roofing InstaUation and gar Oorp., 131 Oak St., Glas men. Capable, industrious. Warden, 646-4656. EXCELLENT neighbortiood JCS during convenient hours, of Jobs by day or hour. Wo repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. tonbury, 633-9441. 1967, convertibles. All In A-1 tavern that serves hot meals, I® home. CaU now, 289- Overtime, aU bensOts, condition. Prices ranging from clean yards, attics and cellars. alr-oonditionlng. Immediate ROOFING and repairs done pizza, grinders. Pine for a FOUND — Light tan male pup. $2,400-$3,000. Must be seen. Reasonable. Call 643-6305. openings, excellent oppor- realistically. Free estimates. P couple. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Call Dog Warden. 646-4665. CaU 228-3176. CONCERNED about people? RICHARD P. RITA ttntity for advancemenit. REW EAVINO of bums, moth- & S Roofing, 649-1516, 649- 643-1677. Become a homemaker! The Apply: FORD Falrlalne 1964, 2-door, holes, zippers repaired. Win 2373. Manchester Homemaker Serv PERSONNEL SERVICES 6 cylinder, standard, needs dow shades made to measure, ice, Inc. is seeking mature all size Venetian blinds. Keys RUBBISH route for sale, 180 Porsonols transmission, beat offer. 643- women who enjoy caring for BINDERY FOREMAN — At J. T. SLOCOMB CO. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY made while you wait. Tape re Roofing and stops. Richard Lee, 228-9685, MR. ABERNATHY 8778, 647-1670. children and helping people least five-years experience INCOME TAX preparation serv corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867- 68 Matson HUl Rd. Chimnoys 16-A who are elderly or convalesc In all phases of bindery. DID >OU n a t u r a l l y THERE WAS A BIG ice. Please call Dan Mosler, JUNK cars removed. Call 876- Glastonbury, Oonn. IT SURE ^ ! Main St. 640-6231. Help Wanted— ing. FHnd out if you qualify Fast growing company. Out 'NUF IS, HAVE WE WAG VERY OLWATERFAU 649-3329 or 247-3116. 6359, ask tor Dave or leave ROOFING — Specializing re 633-9486 i 'l l b e t WORKING w STEREO SICK? Let us doctor pairing roofs of all kinds, new Female 35 for well paid part-time work standing benefits. lOK plus. LITTLE RUNNING CIVILIZED t LESSTHANA Message. $15 per car. FORME IS VERY WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU it. Radio-equipped — prompt by calling 648-9611 between 9-4 BOSS/MAN] WATHR DOWN HOME. \ MILE AWAY! roots, gutter work, chimneys TELEPHONE SYSTEMS DIFFERENT FROM INCOME Taxes prepared by 1963 RED PON’TIAC Lemans service. CaU daUy until 9, 647- MATURE woman wanted as p.m. ONMXIR cleaned and repaired. 30 years' ENGINEERS—^Two or more SALESMAN — Unusual oppor LIFE ON UM-HUH. I'VE HAD D»C*ei. . .TO ANNOUNCE THAT I Marvin Baker. CaU 643-0267. convertible, $290. 644-1796 after 9000. companion tor elderly lady not PLACE? f r experience. Free estimates. CLERK-TYPIST, small office, years experience as an In tunity with leading Hartford THE DO YOU HAVE THE THAT FEELINO OCDT MV ALLOW ANCE- 6. CaU Howley 643-5361. 644- an Invalid, no housework or wiKdesaler. Excellent salary, TA X Returns prepared in the LIGHT TRUCKINO, bulk deliv with aptitude for figures, dlver- staller or replarman on FEFL.INC3 EVER S IN C E r TODAV. 8333. laundry, Uve-ln one week off expenses, incentives. Accounts W AS FC O U SH ctmvenience of yoiu: home. 1968 CHEVELLE Super Sport, ery, yards, attics, c e lla r s ______second week, work alternate sitied work, capable of work Bell or Western Electric TH A T WEt2E BEING Business - personal. Call 643- turned o'ver. Oall 389-4887. FOLLOWED? ENOUGH ... 396, witfli 4-speed, poaltracUon, cleaned and removed. Also odd SUBURBAN ‘ roofing, asphalt. weeks, pleasant surrounding(8. ing alone. 643-1177. equipment wlU qualify you. 6338. In exceUent condition. Call 649- jobs. 644-8962. wood, slate. Premium ma Write Box HH, Manchester Degree not required. To WINDOW clefuier, experienced. TYPIS T — Speedy and accu 12K. . 9288. terials. F>ee estimates. C5all Herald. Must be reliable. Call Man 3-26 INDIVIDUAL Income tax re LIGHT trucking, cellar and at rate for transcription, electric turns prepared in your home 649-5746 or 289-4898. chester Window Cleaning Co., 1985 CORVETTE, 360 h.p., 4- tics cleaned, odd Jobs, la'wns, GENERAL office, pricing, typewriter, willing to leant RETAIL DEPARTMENT 00NE54- by appointment. Call 649- 649-6334. speed. Come and get It. Best and trees cut and removed. clerk, dl'verslfled duties, MT-ST operation, cfiverslfied' MANAGERS AND ASSIST 0606, H. H. Wilson. ANT MANAGERS — Many offer. CUff, 666-3166, 647-1046. 643-6000. pleasant working conditions, work, 37% hours, Manriie^er REFRIGERA'nON Heating and Plumbing 17 convenient East Hartford loca office. Mrs. Todd, 649-6361. openings. To 9. IK. BY AL VERMEER TAX preparation In your home MECHANIC PR ISCILLA’S POP AL MARINO Services — Book tion. Can Mr. Wlnlck, 289-9361. diZ. or my ottice. Business or per 8AM WATSON Plumbing and COMPUTER OPERATORS For modern plant, good salary 1962 CHEVROLET, good tor ing spring clean-ups, attics, H ELP wanted for pet shop, sonal. Minimum charge $5. Heating. Bathroom remodeling WOMAN wanted from 4-6, doUy should have some knowled^ AND PROGRAMMERS— and benefits. An equal oppor second car, $300. Call 742-9009. cellars, garages. Allowances Call Cliff Decker. 647-9646. and repairs. Free estimates. of pets. Houra 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Many openings. Salary open tunity employer. Apply Hart on resaleable items. Ap * * to prepare and serve evening O UH W HU. W. TM 1.1. U1 N». ew. 1967 CHEVELLE, 327, 4-speed, Call 649-3808. meal to elderly couple. Plain Apply Manager, Scufify Pet depending on experience. ford FYeeoer, 241 Pork St., Hast FR E E WIG, hostess a wig pliances, bulky furniture mov f O 'n 'V) m dork blue, black vinyl top. cooking, references. CaU after C e n t^ , Manchester Shopping Hartford, or call Mrs. Oassar, party, sell 6, get one free. 876- ed, removed. 644-2616. GRANT’S PLUMBING service. Asking $1,600. CaU 649-3614, 10 a.m. 644-0711. Parkaxle. No phone calls. ’ 289-2708. 8688. Quality work for reasonable PAR-nAL LIS'nNGS CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER after 8:30 p.m. WINDOW cleaning done at spe prices. Call for free estimates. FEES PAID MEN WANTED tor aawmbly cial low spring cleaning rates. Holp Wantock—fomak 35 W E » LAPIPe herb and HIB TWO 643-6341. on campers. No experteno* HBRE'B MV PAE5P0Rn» ^ INPEBDi M'BlElJ I Fast, efficient service. Call PALF STOLE THI^ VALUABLE OPAL IN5PBCT0R CRAPAUP OF) IN ZAT CAEB .I Aiitemobllos For Solo 4 Trucks— Tractors 5 63 EAST CENTER ST. neoeosary. Apply Vista tUg. T0NI6HT FROM MV BMPLOVER’5 THE POLICE JOPICTAKB /5BMK Wt MTTAK for free estimates, 646-4230. Co., Route 86, Bolton. APARTMENT NEAR THE RUE TAKE you TO 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, MANCHESTER )959 FORD % ton 4-speed Stake nTwnninR barbecues, fire HEADQUARreRB ON Super Sport convertible. All body. Good condition. $326. Millinory, RITA GIRL 646-4040. WANTED — Expwiienced trac placee, and small masonary deluxe features. Guaranteed. 872-0647. Drossmaking 19 tor traUer driver. Apply in Jobs. Call after 6 p.m., 643- Prlcied to sell. Phone 649-8968. SEC/RETTARY — To work CLBIRK-TYPIST — To work person. Carlson’* Exprees, 8108. MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking Vbu can learn T u rn y o u r p a p e r And maWe a lot with the televlslcm manager for a local non-profit or- SERVICE STATION attendants, Inc., 96 HlUlard St., Manohes- Let's try drawlnJ} 1966 PONTIAC Tempest con- jggg g MC, % ton pick-up, ex- and alterations, expert work of a local network. Typing ganizatlon. WUI be trained Vernon area. Days, nights, birds in -fU^ht, w ith ea se : to th e ri<^ht th re e 's. HOME REPAIRS, two versatile ter. vertlble, cylinder, automatic, cellent condition. 742-7035. manship. 65 E. Center St. Lo and shorthand required. $95 In e'very phase o f Uvelr of- weekends. High hourly pay 6 men, carpentry, painting, bath engine Just overhauled, excel------cated in Andrews Building. 649- with two raises the first floe procoduree. Moderate plus commissions, plus bene rooms tiled. No Job too smaU. year. typing. $77. lent running condition, $728. 8038. fits. Part-time, full-time. Call BY COKER and P E N N 647-1694, 649-9779. LANCELOT 648-2687. I T r a llO r l— EXEICUTIVB SECRETARY _____„ | collect, 272-0269 or call locally, MANAGER Mobik Homos 6-A — For the president at a new QIRL-FRIDAY — FV>r 649-0294. X STILLTHIlIICMV 1968 RAM BLER 4 door, stn n -______Builcftng— Movim Trucking— public rblations and mar- depmSmont o f medl- TRAINEE :wisH =-l, /W)oseneAD daid, power brakes, power jggg BALLERINA 181 travel kotlng firm, exceUent skills « « « Insurance oiffl^, I HAD LOOFEP BETreR steering, 282 engine. Call 649- trailer, sleeps 4, stove, sink. Ice Contraefing 14 Storaaa 20 i and background requ li^. Good typing required. $100. u p t h e r b . for CVmneeticut area na 0861. box, clean, $798. 649-8430. $126. iWARRIA«A C ARPEN TRY —concrete steps, MANCHESTER -Delivery-light NURSES’ tional company that U a g n *t LITTLE SPORTS BY ROU80N 1969 MUSTANG, Mach I 390, 4- yELLOWSTONB camper, fully floors, hatchways, remodeling trucking and package delivery, OPEN FRIDAY. MARCH 27, UNTIL 1 P.M. leases retail shoe de barrel, 4-spsed, power steer equipped, mounted on 1967 In porches, garages, closets, cell-, Refrigerators, washers and 1 partments fai top depart Cw.TPOetf>. TP Oesi FetfsfM Carp. Ings, attics finished, r e c stove moving, specialty. Fold- AIDES ^Ta k T OP SootAMS RACE 9 iu.m. m r ing, power disc brakes, stereo ternational % ton camper WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE ment and specialty storea rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth- Ing chairs lor rent. 649-0762. 7 tape player. Must sell $2,700. special. Call 649-2849. S ■ II and 11 ■ 7 throughout the country, CsU after 6:80, 649-9620. er relkted work. No Job too ------offers chaUengin^f wori$ 1967 HIUTOP tent trailer. small. Dan Moran, Bulldsr. RAMBLER Ambassador. 1966 ice RITA G IR L' Monchostar Manor with exceUent opportun W ith hard top, sink, stove. Evenings,______649-8880. __ Painting— Papering 21 V-8, blue, hardtop. All power box. spare tire. sleeps 6. 649- 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. Nursing Horn* ity for odvanocmenL -T — T - r r - — I— r - and automatic, air-condition- 3996. N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter NAME your own price — paint- reaume to S t Look EAST HAR'TFORD MANCHESTER 386 WEST iOENTEB ST. ^ I Ing. Body In good shape. Needs contractor. Additions, remodel- ing, paper hanging, removal, Shoe Corp. Bot EE Man motor Job. $700. Call 628 '7879 _ i j a J ing and repairs. CaU anytime airless ^prsy painting. Save, 528-9416 646-3441 OAU. M8-MM chester Herald. weekday* or 6494038 after 6 H e ra ld A dS (or free estimates. 875-1642. 647-9664, ^ p.m. and wsskends. ’ \ ' ■ \ ■V MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. MARCH ^6, 1970 PAGE TWENTY^BVBM t»AQE TWENTY-SIX (iANCHES'^ER^ EVENING H E R A U ); MAI^CtlEStER, CONN., THURSD a V/^ARCH 26, Out off Town Out of Town Boots and Accossoiios 46 THERE OUQ SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 HeMM For Solo 72 \ Houif« For Salo 72 H o u m s For Solo 72 Out of Town STA R GAXER:'' For Salo 75 For Salo 75 For Solo 75 -By CLAY R POLLAN' 16' BOAT and txdiler, 30 h.p. a p \IP: iroUR-room Bungalow plu» ex MANCHESTER — Deluxe ous- QO^OEOUS brant) new 7-room piVE-ROIM Ranch, cen trally __ ARin LIIRA motor, $280. Call after 5:30 lEENELLA $19,900. IMMACULATE 6V4- tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, Dutch Colonial with first-floor located, comer tot, fenced VERNON -r 6V6 room Ranch, y MAR. II Your Daily AcUvIly Guido HRT. « tra lot. Mr. Zlnssar, Bolflore SEVEN-room Raised Ranch VERNON - Nicely (landscaped Atcording to Iho Stan, CLASSIFIED 643-1990. MAS Room Ranch, fireplace, bullt- Agency, 647-1413. 3H baths, 2-oar garage, all family room, 2-car attached backyard. $19,000. (Jail owner, heated rec room, treed lot, 7-room Raised Ranch, 8 bed Afi. I* ocK II 1ns, recreation room. Assume garage. Ijovely lot In AA zone 648-6208, principles only. walk-out basement, excellent with formal dining room, 0)54-65-56^741 To develop message for Fridoy, ------WERBOOM t aluminum, private treed lot, rooms, kitchen, living room, read words corresponding to numbers 61627-40^ ^ VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen- d r iv e By 271 Avery 8t. Just near school and country club. ------location. Only $31,600. Hayes modern Idtchen, family room, plush living In the finest of dining room, family room with of your Zodiac birth sign. Fiiel and F««d 49-A ^ cy. Realtors, 649-6324. barely over the Mancheeter neighborhoods, Hayes Agency Miiintorauice free aluminum ROUND UP TIME with this Agency, 646-0181, 2 fireplaces, sundeck and ga ^ TAURUS ICORPIO ADVERTISING *^***,.""" -mE GREAT fireplace, VA baths, wall to . ARR. M ) Sm 31 Goin 6) In . lino. Notice the neat, clean ex 646-0181. siding. Ijow 30’b, Belflore elght-year-old, five - room rage, on one acre wooded lot. ocr. 2J, WHITE WA'/- MANCHESTER center, 8-room Ranch with acreage right here SOUTH WINDSOR — 7-room $26,600. Phllbrlck ' Agency, wall carpeting, up and down, I MAT 20 2 Arguing 32 Joy' 62 Meoningi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SBASONED fireplace wood for terior appearance of thl* Im Agency, 647-1413. large tot. City water and sew 3 Romonce 33 Accounts 63 With wor. 2t Colonial, possible office and HEAR THIS — Nine rooih (Jo- In Manchester. Ideal for (Jolonial with 2'A baths and at Realtors, 646-4200. 1^11-22-33-44 4 Turn 34 Let 64 Cheerful 9-30-31-42i sale. Call 228.9588. maculate S-bedroom Ranch ers. Excellent condition. Low 5 Let 35 May 65 Tidir>gt 8 AJM. to 4:80 P.M. residential combination, IH lonlal. Four bedrooms, foyer, horses. Use your Imagination, tached garage. Home In ex 53-58-81-88^ with 2-car garage. Inalde, 74 SCHALLER RD. 30’h. PhiUlpe Realty, 872-8214, GIMINI 6 Newt 36 A 66 Arrive baths, 2-car garage, $24,000. there Is an honest to gosh country kitchen, paneled fam- partner. Loads of possibilities. cellent condition and has FIVE-ROOM Ranch offering 2 7 Moppinett 37 Chorm 67 Ambitiont SAOITTARIUI many built-in features. Fine bedrooms, kitchen and large 649-9258. MAY 21 8 6eir>g 36 For 68 Retentful NOy. 22 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Gordon— Form— Hayes Agency 646-0131. country sized—We mean big I Uy. room, paneled recreation Owner anxious to sell v)ell kept Asking $81,600rThe Paul W. 9 You 39 Eldert 69 Oldtinrie room, 2% baths, double ga- 3-bcdroom Split Level. Ideal lo- Dougan Agency, 640-4686, residential neighborhood. Lot living room with picture win EAST HARTFORD — Brick 10 Exomine 40 And 70 Toctful Die, 21 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PimjOATIOM Dqiry Products 50 kitchen. The living room hae 7-18-32-43 MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch a lovely raised hearth fire rage. 200x800’ wooded lot. ‘’‘ttlon. VA% assumable mort- is 100x200’ and heavily wood dow, full basement with den, four-family, two bedroom n Go 41 Will 71 Stond 8-19-30-41 Deadline for Saturday and Monday le 4 :S0 p.m. Frlda.'i Close to everything. Hutchins K'lge. Price reduced ito $28,900. MANCHESTER — Key location, ed. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, covered porch, garage, $15,- /54-63-73 12 Right 42 By 72 The 52-57-58 KREJSH BOOS by the case or with 3 bedrooms, large living place. Everything is spit and apartments with all appliances CANCIR 13 With 43 Mingled 73 Shockt £ Industrial zone, 8-famlly house, 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real- 14 Could 44 See 74 Perhopt CAPRICPRN dozen. Also ixntatoes. Buy di “ room with fireplace. dining polish clean! Several mirrors Agency, Realtors, 649 8834. 643-0640 643-1877. Including air - conditioners. June 21 VOUB COOPERATION WlLi. room, wall to wall carpeting new furnace, excellent busi------tors, 648-4200. $62,000. Wolverton Agency, I5 0 n '45 Your 75 Beoring DEC rect from the farm and save. will stay! Aluminum storms, ness potential. Call now! Hayes ATTRACTITVE e-room Ranch ------JULY 22 16 Other! 46 End 76 Nice JAN. BE APPRECIATED D IAL 643-2711 Natsisky Farm, Inc., 122 New- throughout. Attached garage. screens, doors. For a leisure Realtors, 649-2818. 17 Comet 47 Snog 77 Surpritet ExCEPr WHEH Wolverton Agency. Realtors, AS MEMBERS of the Manches Agency, 646-0181. with large bedrooms, full SIX-ROOM Raised Ranch with ) 3-14-25-35 16 And 48 Watch 78 Connections 1-12-23-34 marked Rd., Vernon - ^ u th ly Inspection, call Oorl Zinsser ceramic bath, sliding glass 3 bedrooms, dining room, liv (XJVBNTRY — 7-room Raised 47-59-70 19 A 49 Hidden 79 Populofity 145-57-80-85' SHE’6 DOIKIG 649-2813. 'FIRST OFFERING ter and Greater Vernon Multl- 20 Con 50 Or 60 Be Windsor line, off Dart HIH Rd., at the Belflore Agency, 647- pie listing system this office I^A CU LA TE 6-room ( ^ ^ doors to large sundeck, one- ing room with fireplace, mod Ranch. Modern kitchen wUh LIO Continuod Prom Preceding Poqa 644-0304. ♦^ER HOMEWORK JULY 22 21 Letter! 51 Moke Bl Important MANCHESTER — Four - bed 1413. NEW ON MARKET has hundreds of choice prop Cod, fit for a, queen with car garage, on 1)4 acre lot, ern kitchen with bullt-ins, base bullt-lne, VA baths, fireplace, 22 Over 52 Moke 82 Domoged breezeway and garage, stm- .AUG. 22 23 People 53 Mirigling 63 Or then IT^ room Cape In the Center of NEW LISTING —lovely 8-bed erties for sale In all price $26,000. Phllbrlck Agency, ment is partially completed family room, sundeck, 2-car 24 Mote 54 In 84 Firit Help Wanted— Male or Female 37 Fertilizers 50-A MORE LIKE THE town. Paneled kitchen, 2 ranges and styles. Let us solve porch, finished rec room, Realtors, ^6-4200. with laundry room and half garage, % acre wooded tot, 4-162637 25 Hit 55 Where 85 Move! room Ranch with fire alarm Excellent large 6-room j»:-i48-5679-87 26 yown Bla c k H a E o f baths, treed yard. Assumable your housing problems today. 2 fireplaces, bath and a half, bath faclIlUes, 2-car garage. $25,900. Phllbrlck Agency, system in desirable location. Cape, completely redecorat wall to wall throughout. Mid SUBURBAN — newer six-room VIRGO 27 Tolk 57 Co-worktri 87 Grow riKis mortgage. Only $21,000. Wol Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real Situated on large wooded lot. Realtors, 646-4200. 26 Through 58 With 88 People CALCUTTA - Fireplace, eat-in kitchent land ed, fUU shod dormer, 2 full 20’s. Bralthwalte Agency, (Colonial Cape on an suire. AUG. 22 59 Be 89 Met toget fii. n MACHINE OPERATORS cow manure delivered. Call verton Agency, Realtors, 649- ty Co., Itealtors, MLS, 643- $25,900. Phllbrlck Agency, 29 0oM ly scaped lot. Aluminum storms, baths, paneled fireplaced Large kitchen has bullt-to 'i*. %tn. 22 30 Show-off 60 You 90 Affections MAA. 20 742-8258. 2813. 1 1 2 1 . Realtor, 649-4593. Realtors, 646-4200. screens, d ^rs. Early occupan waiU, 2-zone hot wn)ler heat, oven-range and dishwasher, 3/27 )Good (^Adverse 617-28-39 INSPECTOR JUST LISTED — Conveniently cy. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agen -wall-to-wall corpetlng, dish MANCHESTER — $18,900. 127 formal dining room, beamed q o v eNTRY 4-room Ranch Wanted— Rftol Estate 77 0F 5959-78 washer, recreation room, JUST listed — neat five-room Household G oods 51 located 4-4 duplex. Just off cy, 647-1413. Ranch, with three bedrooms, Highland. Three or 4-bedroom fireplaced living room, three with fireplace and attached ga I.AND-8ITES-FARM8 — Acre West Center St. Nice fenced-ln large toreezeway with 2-car Colonial, new furraco, lot 88x generous bedrooms, VA baths. A-G OLDB THINGS —Antiques, SIX-ROOM all aluminum Oape carpeted living room, large rage on oversized lot, $16,500. age. Large, unzoned parcels. MACHINE REPAIRMEN yard. Assumable mortgage. garage, city utilities. Asking 226. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, Wolverton Agency, P.ealtors, Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, curios, furniture, appliances on lovely treed, 200 ft. lot. Just price, $27,500. Quick occu kitchen, aluminum Biding, ga 643-6666. all areas. Louis Dlmock Real Live practically rent free. rage and treed lot. $21,500. ______649-2818. 6464200. ty. Realtors, 649-9823. First and Second Shift Openings sold, bought, traded, reflnlsh- $26,900. Keith Agency, 646-4126, redecorated. Immediate oc pancy. As Others See Us Ing. 260 Pleasant Valley Rd. cupancy. Mr. Lombardo, Bel- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, SIX ROOM Cape, beautiful loca- COLUMBIA — 1 1 -jltear old, 6 649-1922. 649-2813. ANDOVER — Lakeside Haven. IF YOU ARE thinking of sell- ASSOCIATED PRESS "(Joofront Aimierlca with the ts- Company paid fringe benefits (rear) corner Rt. 5, South Rooms Without Board 59 Fumishod Business Property fiore Agency, 647-1413. Hon, hot water, heat, fire room Ranch, 2-car garage, including profit sharing. Windsor, weekends or appoint $24,900 — LARGE custom built place, aluminum storm win breezeway, stone fireplaced Upiier teens. Five-room Cape. Ing your home please let us lo n d q N (AP) - A ntimiber sue and she may do something ment. 644-2615. Apartm ents 63-A For Sale 70 TWO-famlly, central location. CHARLES LESPERANCE b e a u t if u l location, five- dows, garden, city water and Garage on choice half acre help you. We offer no guaran- ^ newspapere around the world to exnrdse Pretend It isn't Immaculate Raised Ranch, room Ranch. Pine paneling, living room, built-in kitchen Apply: CHENEY BROTHERS, Inc. THE THOMPSON House—Cot bullt-ins, fireplace, 1^ baths, New aluminum adding, new sewers, convenient to schools plus 6 acres of lam), $26,000. frontage. Fireplaced living tees, only a promise to do our during the past week ilrere, or that general economic SINGER touch and sew with FURNISHED 3 rooms, modem, MANCHESTER — 20,000 square 649-7620 fireplace, recreation room, room, dining room, kitchen, beat to find a buyer ready, qualRy of American Itfe and social development wild 31 COOPER HILL STREET tage St., centrally located, convenient location, $140. Call foot masonry Industrial build garage, large wooded lot. roof. Aluminum storms and and shopping centers. Reaeon- Keith Agency, 646-4126, 649/ cabinet. Monograms, hems, large pleasantly furnished screens. For details, Mr. Lom breeze-way, garage. $27,000. ably priced. Available imme 2 bedrooms, 1% baths, drilled willing and able to buy. Call came up with aome not zo somehow eliminate dlscrimlna- MANCHESTER, CONN. 649-4425. ing, I'a acres, central location, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Owner, 644-1321. 1922. embroiders, etc. Used, excel rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 649-5324. bardo, Belflore Agency, 647- diately. Owner. Write Box GG, well. Ideal for summer relaxa Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty complimentary obsarvatlons. tton, end you end up wUh mere- all utilities. Many possibilities, SBC ROOM Ranch, tion or year 'round. Call Su Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. much-trumpeted Amerl- ly.the status quo. That is why lent condition. Guaranteed. for overnight and permanent TWO large rooms, suitable for 1413. „ BOWERS School area Manchester Herald. (JOVENTRY (NORTH) including commercial use. 3 bedrooms, fireplace, garage, Six- zanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat Full price now $56 or 7 month guest rates. single girl or yenmg couple. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. BEAUTIFUL Lookout Moun room Ranch with large 4 BEDROOMS ALL CASH for your property efficiency is breaking down Mr. Nixon’s race policy is cynt- ly payments of $8. 522-0476, Gall 646-2293, after 5 p.m. tain, large 7-room Raised VyHERE? WHERE In Man park-like yard. Immediate oc FOUR-FAMILY on East side. Here is a beautiful 3-year- son Beach Real Estate Oo., within 24 hours Avoid red everywhere — transportation, caJ and dlsaatrous. It aims to let NICE bedroom for gentleman chester can you get two acres cupancy. Only $23,000. Hayes modern kitchen, fireplace, Large corner lot with garages. Realtor, 647-1660. dealer. Ranch, Stone front, 2-car ga recreation room. Very neat old, full shed dormer Oape. tape. Instant service. Hayes tole^one service, hoteOs, shops, white America get away with LOOKING!! with references, private home, Investment Property rage. bullt-ins, 2 fireplaces., of land along with a six-room Agency, 646-0181. .\1I four-room units rented. T. Nicely set among birches. otflces, the home,” wrote John thinga for aitother untold num- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, very near Center. 21 Church Colonial Cape with breezeway and well maintained home, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1877. VERNON — Manchester L ine ______Agency, 646-0131. CBT IS LOOKING TOO! Business Locations For Sole 70-A family room, latuidry room, $26,900. Phllbrlck Agency, Large dining room, butit- Sampaon, New York corre- ber of years.” i ranges, automatic washers St. 649-4966. city utilities. Trees, trees, and two-car garage? For de GARRISON (Jolonlal — All ins, fireplace, city ■water, 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, spondent of the Latiden Sun. The Thmea of London said It For Rent 64 Realtors, 046-4200. with guarantees, see them at CENTRAL A-1 apartment site, tails, Mr. Merritt, Belflore rooms exceptionally large, 1% baths, storms and aluminum siding, 2A baths, TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD For People To Train As trees! Immediate occupan formal dining room, living DAZZLING CLEAN ’’Commuting In New Ytork has beHeved the Nixon admlrisrtra- B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 GIRL OF good character 21-25 MAIN STREET office space, 13 - rooms, two - family 2V4 cy. Charles Lesperance, 649- Agency, 647-1413. TWO-FAMILY, 6-6, with attach screens, laundry on first first-floor family rooms, ga EAST HARTFORD, become ao hopelesa that firms tjon had eaioceeded In finding Main St. Call 643-2171. to share apartment with same. 100 per cent location near baths, 3 - car garage. Easily 7620. room, 14x24’ with fireplace. This 6-room Ranch must be floor. $27,900. J. Florence, rage, $36,700. Hayes Agency, CONNECncrUT are (toeing mlUlonB of doUars toe- ..^n approach to the tocOanoe bo- ' BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATORS Call 643-2034. MANCHESTER — $^4,900. HU Master bedroom 14x24’, ga- ed garages. Excellent condi SEWING machine — Singer zig banka, air-conditioned, auto converted to more units. Enor tion throughout. Large lot. seen to believe, all new ap 649-6306. 646-0131. imTTATION cause employes arrive late In it^reen reform and pubUc order matic fire sprinkler. Apply mous lot. Broker, Owner, 649- MANCHESTER ^ Large 7- overlooking parkade, at: , rage. Owner wants quick sale. $27,600, Wolverton Agency, pliances, wall to wall car the morning or have to stay In which is accepted toy the vast zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy LARGE combination bedroom Priced below replacement. ANDOVER — Lakefront 6-room •TELLERS and living room, desk. 2 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 5051, 647-1388. room Raised . Ranch, 2 fire tractive Cape, fireplace, Realtors, 649-2813. peting, king size bedroom. town ovenggl*.” majority.” It seftl this "hws the designs, etc. Originally over $27,600. Phllbrlck Agency^ Call now! Owner must sell I B & W Ranch, quiet protected neigh TO BID $300, full price now $51. Easy closets. Meals for errands. 649- places, laundry room, family aluminum siding,, recreation A oorrespondent for Tokyo’s mart* of disannli« the poten- • TYPISTS 474 MAIN St., 3-room office or MANCHESTER — business room, 2-car garage, bullt-ins, room, garage, wooded lot. Realtors, 646-4200. MAN(JHESTER is 16 minutes to $25,900. BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. borhood, year 'round comfort RE: CONSTRUCTION OUT Yomiuri admbun visited the tj^Uy very violent extreme terms. 522-0931, dealer. 5459. commercial use. 646-2426 from Manchester Parkade DOOR HANDBALL (X)URT block with 6 apartments, ex large lot, city utlUtles. Re Hutchins Agency, Realtors, SPARKLING 6-roo'm Ranch this oversized custom built plus swimming, boating, fish EHeotric Carctis, the psyehedellc right” At our new Education Center on 9-5. duced for quick sale. CHiarles aluminum aided, 3-bedroom Manchester 649-6306. ing and skating. Only $19,900. Sealed bids will be received Model Home Furniture cellent condition. Owner will 649-5324. plus heated rec room, attach C V R rook estabUshment on New Telegraph 38 Lewis Street, Hartford MANCHESTER — Lease brand finance 80 per cent at 8V& per Lesperance, 649-7620. 1969 Raised Ranch, wooded lot, „ „ „ , EUJNGTON — Colonial, four Louis Dlmock ReaUy,' 649-9823. at the office of the Purchasing East Side: ’’U iti^ yi>u ...... 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL Apartments— Flats— MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom ed garage, new kitchen, re double garage, fireplace, 1% ------’------Agent, 740 Main Street, East ^ said the reeaons toeWnd tto new stores. North Main St. cent. Terrific income produc MANCHESTER — Slx-famlly cently painted exterior. Bruce Little, Shirley Little, bedrooms, one full and two VERNON Call 244-4811 or come in today 19 PIECES Tenements 63 er. Call now, Hayes Agency, Cape, new furnace, roof, colored baths, built-ina. High Hartford, Conn., until Thursday than five for an interview. Heavy traffic, air-conditioned, and a two-family In one parcel. plumbing. Garage, family Pleasant neighborhood. As Annette Kehro half-baths, formal dining “WESTWOOD PARK” April 9, 1970, at 10:00 a.m., and ,, ^ panorbad:- hanouk oa <*tef $297 ample off-street parking. 646-0131. 20’s. Meyer Agency, Realtors, room, modem kitchen with Fully rehted with excellent In room. All jalousie windows. sumable 6 per cent mortgage. 643-0609. Here is your chance to build will be opened publicly and read ^ ’corre^SS^ said he Interior Designer wants re ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- come. Off street parking. Wol Upper 20’s. Owner 643-9385. 644-1571 bullt-ins, central alr-cbndltion- a home custom tailored ito ment, heat, hot water, electri MANCHESTER close to shop Immaculate, $22,900. Meyer Ing, garage. Wooded lot, 160x at that time and place for the was toW the young people there CBT THE CONNECTICUT BANK liable family or newlyweds 0609. ping, 4-family with 4 room verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. HIGHLAND Park School area. your rjeeds. We are just AND TRUST COMPANY to accept delivery of com city, stove, refrigerator. Adults, 2813. SBIVEN-room, 2% story, frame large 7-room Colonial with VA MANCHESTER — Capes, 230’, wall to wall stays. $82,- beginning to take orders for ”w ^ living ^ no pets. References, $130. 649- apartments, 4-car garage, new (Jolonial styled house. Gcus hot 600. Phllbrlck Agency, Real plete Model Display of Qual heating systems and roof. Mid RANCH — Modern kitchen with baths, fireplace, screened Ranches, Colonials — If we summer delivery. Westwtxxl ity Furniture just removed 5324. Houses For Rent 65 NEW 7-room Colonial, 2% dining area, large living room air heat, two-car basement ga porch and 2-car garage. Many don’t have just what you want, tors, 646-4200. Park features large treed 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. baths, 2 fireplaces, large fam rage. Lot size 67x130’. Call 643- Help Wanted—Male 36 Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 to warehouse for Public THREE-room apartment in COMPLETELY furnished 3-bed^ with fireplace, three bed extras. Mid 30’a. Phllbrlck we will find It for you. Call BOLTON . . . attractive Ranch Icits with city sewer and ily room, built-ins, 2 porches, 2667 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Bel Air Real Estate, Vln- Sale. Modern 3 complete wooded setting. Ideal for one room Ranch. Redecorated and EXCELLENT C-zone comer rooms, bath, plus large pine Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. us home high on a cliff overlook water. For drtadiia call 649- flee of the Purchasing Agent, ^ predseay the plow crusade.*' SUPERVISOR Dispatcher — rooms with the $1,000 look. large lot, 2-car garage, city paneled rec room with bar In cent A. Bogginl, Realtor, 648- 5306. person or couple, large living carpeted. $250 nionthly, plus parcel. Ideal for professional utilities. Priced to sell. Charles BRAND new 7-room Cape with MANCHESTER ing Eastern Conn. Three bed 740 Main Street, East Hartford, whofe modem maeWnery such Must be willing to work nights. FREE puppies looking for 8 pc. Convertible Living offices, and-or apartments. basement. $26,900. Phllbrlck Sbe - room 9332. Hie newspaper cauUonedr that room with picture windows, utilities. Lease and security re Lesperance, 649-7620. ,fuU shed dormer. First-floor Colonial In the Bowers school rooms, 1% baths, two car ga The right Is reserved to re- ^ lighting and amplifying Some experience In trans good home. 646-2614. Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 private patio and carport, Must sell immediately. Offers Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. rage, greenhouse, Florida portation necessary. Liberal pc. Dinette. $10 down, you quired. Available April 1st. family room, automatic kitch area. Formal dining room, PITKIN STREET — One of the B & W CUTE PUPPIES for sale, CoUie- heat hot water and appliances 643-1279. Invited. HeHtage House, 646- STEPHEN STREET. . .new on en. Attached garage. Main country kitchen and three bed most gracious homes In Man room. Nine acres In all. Must BARROWS and WALLACE Co. when such ac- grotesque effeot.' >' R aalti even Inougn ^ ^ benefits. No phone calls. Ap may purchase any room in 2482. $18,900 BUYS this 5-room house tion is deemed to be for the best ouk's giovemment. leaned to the Shepherd, some trl-color. Call included. Immediate occupan market. Solid four bedroom co tenance tree alumimun siding. rooms, lA baths, garage. chester. Large stately Colonial be seen to be appreciated. T.J. Manchester Parkade La Stamria of Tiudn, Italy, __ „ buMer ply in person, Lombard Bros., dividually. Immediate deliv lonial, baths, two - car In excellent condiUon, garage Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. 643-0926. ery or free storage. cy. $160. monthly. Phllbrlck Out of Town and large lot. Has assumable Beautiful large lot A A zone. Perfect family home. Wolver with four rooms plus heated Manchester 649-5306 Route 5 and Bimdiam St., Agency Realtors, 646-4200. garage. Vacant. T. J. Crockett, '“ rt7«“r d ° ' “".S’ '• "S? -<>»»»■ South Windsor. An equal op CAP & CCP Charge Plans For Rent mortgage. Call on this <»e. $30,900. and worth it. Mr. Mer ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. sun room on first floor. Four Hartford — Oversized 66 Land For Sale 71 Realtor. 648-1677. ritt, Beifiore Agency, 647-1413. bedrooms on second and two VERNON — Sparkling 3-bed T.» o, Ea« H.«.rd S portunity employer. .•Uso. our own Instant Credit MANCHESTER —Unusual exe Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- custom 1964 Ranch, near Oak room Ranch, large kitchen, John W. Torpey, Live Stock 42 Plan HEBRON - WALL ST., four- 6930. ROLLING PARK 6 room Cape rooms on third. iA baths. reexly see the diadow of a reces cutive suite, prestige location, SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap $21,900 — Newly listed, six- NEW LISTING — Immaculate plus rec-room, excellent condl- St. Wooded lot. Formal dining, dining room -with large win Purchasing Agent CAPABLE mon^ steady or part- room apartment, heat, hot wa room Oape with three bed Two-car garage, heated. The sion. Some call it a pause, oth THREE HORSES, golden palo massive living room with proximately 6 acres with 641’ LARGE 6-room Garrison Colo Cape with 3 bedrooms, finish tion throughout, garage, large- extras are too . numerous to all bullt-ins, fireplace, lA dow overlooking rear yard, With 80 Cent§— time, 21 or over to do awning DISCOUNT FURNITURE fireplace, maple paneling, for ter, carpeUng, etc. Available rooms. Beautiful yard and In baths, garage, family room. ers a slowdown. But no matter and home improvement work. mino mare, 16 hands, western; immediately. $175 monthly. 646- frontage, half mile to Martin nial with V i baths, breezeway ed rec room, modem kitchen, screened porch, large yard, mention. Call, we will give bright fireplaced living room, how you call It, tt is a Xlump.” bay gelding, western, 16.2 WAREHOUSE mal dining room with fire School. Owner will finance. M. Buckley school area. (3all War wall to wall In several rooms. $29,900. Meyer Agency, Real garage aito plenty of work Apply in person Saturdays 9-1, NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS 0882, 649-2871. and attached garage. Immedi excellent for children. Recent- details. T.J. Crockett, Onnmunist China’s New dil- She’s Trying To hands; young bay mare. Eng place, 2 bedrooms, all ap H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. ren E. Howland Realtor, 643- Oversized garage. Priced at tors, 643-0609. area in basement. Excellent NOTICE OF weekdays, 11-1 Manchester 1108. ate occupancy, $26,900. PhU- ly remodeled kitchen. Assum- Realtor, 643-1677. na News Agency said the postal Awndng Oo. 196 West Center lish, excellent jumper. Please 3380 Main St. Hartford pliances, heat and electric in ROCKVILLE — Four - room brick Agency, Realtors, 646- $22,700, worth more. Belflore able iA% mortgage. A sk in g ______value at $21,900. Keith Agency, Unseat Murphy 522-7249 cluded. $260 per month. Paul MANY (CHOICE Industrial and ANDOVER — Dutch styled strOtei was "deeilng heavy blows I St. call 640-3363. apartment, stove, refrigerator, 4200. Agency, 647-1413. $28,500. Owner. 649-6622. MANCHES'TER Suburbs — 7- baths, 646-4126, 649-1922. SALE to the U.S. monopoly capitalist (former Fuller Brush bldg.) Raised Ranch, 2 full W. Dougan Realtor. 649-4535. parking, yard. Utilities not in commercial sites available In room Split, tip-top condition, edass.” Ih e Chinese agency said YUBA CITY, (Jallf. (AP) — A 175 Pine St. Manchester cluded. $100. 872-0359, 6-8 p.m. the Manchester area. Owner SPLIT LEVEL VERPLANCK School area. Six- CAMBRIDGE ST. — Four-bed HEART OF TOWN. . .ten (or 2 fireplaces, double garage, HEBRON. . a beauty of a 6A PROJECT NOTES TWO HORSES for sale. Call NEW 2-family Duplex, 4 large fireplace. Family room, gar family room, sun deck, $29,- room Ranch on hea-vlly wood the striking postmen had to ov- 33-year-old housewife w«h an Help Wanted— 646-2332 will consider land lease or wUl room (Jape with screened room Colonial with 2-car is It 11) room single with 2A age acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. 643-6318. (former Norman’s Fum.) rooms, 1% baths, wall to wall VERNON — Willow Brook build to plan. CJall Jarvis Real $28,900 porch, attached garage, garage on an oversized lot. baths. Needs some redecorat 9(X). Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ed lot in fine residential area, Male or Female 37 carpeting, appliances, base Apartments. Immediately new ty Co., 843-4112, 643- 1121. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. full basement, rear porch. T. and sabotage by the reactionary lengftig two rich RefubUcans W;trehouse aluminum siding. Quick oc House has had considerable re ing. Priced at $26,900. T. J. BOLTON — Spacious six-room ment with washer and dryer 3% rooms at $160, 4% at $185. Modem kitchen, formal din modeling. Full baths and two' J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Sealed proposals will be re- axXhnrities scab uniens.” ^ g o P’b U.S. 8«s«te nonoi- ‘ '{B/ AIR-CONDITIONING and re Articles For Sole 45 at corner of Pine & Forest Sts. cupancy. Substantial cash will Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE Ranch, lA baths, custom frigeration mechanic. Ex hook-up. Nice yard, $190 per Heat, hot water, refrigerator, ing room, large living room lavatories, sunporch plus ceived by Housing Authority of Miaidrld’s Nuevo Diorio said Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 Houses For Sole 72 assume 6% per cent mortgage. 6.2 ACRES. Good barn, out kitchen, beautifully land BOLTON —Three acre lake- ,jy,^ Manchester (here- the neoct mlktery base egnee- nation. perienced only. Top pay, paid ALUMINUM sheets iwed as month. Call 643-2282 or 644- oven-range, disposal, dish with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, $23,600. Phllbrlck Agency, another open porch. All In ex Older 2-famlly In good con 8896. washer, wall to wall carpeting, buildings, 9 rooms, family scaped. Louis Dlmock, Realty, front estate Includes 9-room , called the "Local issuing mewt between the United States "I can’t apeud any moee moo- I vacations, profit sharing. Call printing plates, .009 thick, 23x BUNK BEDS, chrome table and MANCHESTER — 8-room Rais 2 full baths, garage. Very Realtors, 646-4200. cellent condition. Sensibly pric dition. Only $133. per month chairs, baby furniture. 16” tri air-conditioning, swimming nice lot. This is an excellent ed. Immediate occupancy. T.J. room, 6 bedrooms, VA baths, for principal. Interest, taxes 649-9823. modem Ranch with a plethora at 24 Bluefleld Drive and ^potn should eocw oppoo^, «- g;ravel, bankrun gravel, sand, ford, 627-9238, Vernon, 872-4400. 646-0131. PRESIDENTIAL e V R sunporch, paneled rec- fill, stone. George H. Grlffing, condition, 2 arm chairs, 6 paneled basement, handy loca- ranch, race) etc., etc. Outside there __ ,___ . . -.mnnn Ko rnmnensCated In any pected to epond up to $2 mllUon DO you have 3 spare hours be MANCHESTER—Newer luxury VERNON — Mount Vernon are incumhent Qeotvs tween 12 noon and 3 p.m.? If Inc., Andover, 742-7886. various sized beds, including EAST Center St. — (Combina PHILBRICK AGENCY VILLAGE tion, city utlliUea, garage, $27,- folding bed and hospital bed. 2-bedroom apartment, avail Apartments. Immediately 3 600. Phllbrlck Realtors, 646- ao, we can supply you with able now. $185 per month In rooms at $145, Zhi at $160, 4% tion home and office. 7-room REALTORS Center S t & Thompson Rd. trout stream. $35,900. Assum USED commercieil type electri Other household items. Call Manchester 4200. Hurry! Hutchins Agency, Real .0 .., ^ eoctra Income from a Hartford cal fixtures. Good condition. cluding heat, appliances and at $180. Heat, hot water, re (Colonial, offers outstanding able mortgage. (Joodchild — Times motor route. Good In after 6 p.m., 649-5797. possibilities, excellent condi 646-4200 tors, 649-5324 644-1571 lakefront has Us own sailboat ■* Nixon’s racial policy cynlotU troo. Call 643-8532, Mr. Crisplno. carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, frigerator, oven-range, dispos IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Bartlett, Realtors, 643- basin with concrete bulldiead. Amount—$1,178,000 disastrous.” Also In the race am loem sr come and oar allowance. Call TWO HOLLYWOOD beds, head Realtor, 649-4535. al, dishwasher, wall to wall tion. (Call Morrison Agency, 2098, 289-0939. 249-8211. Ext. 278. for further Realtor, 643-1015. We could go on, but why not ”If there ■was one 'basic princl- New Yoonk oongreesmswi Richest LOST bright carpet colors, re boards and mattresses, $26 carpeting, air - conditioning, HACKMATACK St. 6 room 1 b 2-Bedroom Apartments A Sew-Simple Series—1st—1970 motivated Dr. Mlartin Barry of Riverside and Robert information. store them with Blue Lustre. PRESIDEN'nAL Village. Cen s Complete electric kitchen Rib-Crochet JUST reduced Six-room GLASTONBURY —Custom 8- let us show it to you? Just each. Call 649-2696 after 6 p.m. swimming pool, tennis courts, SEVEN-ROOM Cape, four bed Ranch, garage, carpeting, call us at 647-1413. Belflore Rent electric shampooer $1. ter St. and Thompson Rd. Im basketball court. Parking and Cape, bum 1968. Treed lot, 1% room Ranch, formali dining, Maturity-November 6. 1970 Luther King Jr. a^rthers wtto A m ee^, HOTPOINT 40” electric stove, rooms, two baths, oversized stove, treed lot, city water, • 2 Air (Jonditionera Agency, Realtors. The Notes will be dated May 6. took the mce Imue to the Un*a« proCoartc^ po«H- Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper mediate occupancy on one and storage all included. No pets. sewers, 6% per cent assum baths, fireplace, garage. Ex 2 baths, double garage, family in excellent shape, teflon oven, two bedroom apartments. two-car garage. Landscaped cellent location. Very clean. room, wooded lot, 30’s, Meyer 1 ^ ^ I be payable to bearer streets, it was that raclaUsm dans, Mrs^Manw Supply. Call Hartford, 527-9238, Ver lot, 109x150’. Marion E. Rob able mortgage. Upper 20’s • Wall4jo-wall carpeting VERNON W kY NOT LOOK INTO A l */2 years old, still In guarantee, (Complete GE electric kitchen, non, 876-8721, 876-4869. Only $23,900. Keith Agency, Agency, Realtor, 643-0609. ALUMINUM awning, 10’ roll-up $150. 872-3902. ertson, Realtor, 643-6953. Owner 649-6240. • Master TV antenna HIGHrYd GE e s t a t e s ! ! ^ two alr-condltloners, wall to 646-4126, 649-1922. If you are looking tor a 4- REAL ESTATE CAREER tjT>e. Good condition. $40. Call wall carpeting, VA baths, mas MOUNTAIN VIEW Apartments, ' strips and so ter. no sui,«rt^ MOVING out of state, furniture MAN(CHESTER — Top quality MANCHESTER area — Seven- • 1% baths bedroom home with 2A per annum fixed In the proposal This is ber maiden try at piAMc after 5 p.m., 643-0417. ter TV antenna, parking and Vernon. Spacious 3% rooms, room Cape. Large kitchen, MANC3HESTER — Oversized or proposals accepted for the Fast growing dynamic real and rugs for sale. Call investment property with an 'baths, formal d l n ^ rchm, otfloe. large storage area. Many available April 1st, including income of over $8,000 per year. dishwasher, disposal, bullt-ins, s Laundry, storage area in four-room Ranch. Full base purchase of such Notes. estate firm looking for ag LOST bright carpet cblors re 649-2962. Uie basement ment, oil hot water heat, 2-car first floor family room, oven LEGAL Her kUtcben toi the dime bMt- other features. Model apart wall to wall carpeting, freezer- Brand new heating system. fireplace, baths, beautiful NO'ncae o f b i d range, cishwadier, disposal, AU proposals for the purchase gressive, career minded per store th m with Blue Lustre. ment open 1 to 7 daily or call refrigerator, heat and hot wa g^arage. On bus line. (Jhar-Bon room rented Marros home Is Rent electric shampooer $1. SEVEN-pdece dinette set. Ex $19,500. Wolverton Agency, treed lot. Sale price, $27,900. Many Other Features The Board of Education, city water and sewer, 2- of said Notes shall be submitted son to enter the profession cellent condition. 649-4866. Af for appointment, 646-2623, 643- ter, dishwasher, range, dis Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- Agency, 643-0688. NOTICE her campaign headquarten. of the 70’s. High income po Plncwood Furniture Shop. Realtors, 649-2813. Manchester, Connecticut, so car garage, on a treed lot, In a form approved by the Local ter 9 p.m., 643-7481. 1023, 643-4112. posal, air-conditioning. $160 6930. On Bus Line licits bids for roof repairs to for $34,400, coll J. Florence, Issuing Agency. Copies of such ADMISSION Her husband, Pete, a eJleimen- tential. Extensive training. per month. Call 876-4901. $24,900—PRIVACY, huge treed tary school tmeher, «uid tfMftr ITS TERRIFIC the way we’re i'A ROOMS, $155 monthly in Lots For Sole 73 the Bennet Junior High School 649-6806. form of proposals and informa OF ELECTORS Call Peter Gutterman, for selling Blue Lustre for cletming lot, immaculate 3-bedroom 68 HOLLISTER ST. To settle Mbdels open 1-7 PM . or Notice is hereby given that two sons Joke about Kay’s oom- confidential interview. cludes heat, hot water, stove, ROCKVILLE — 125 High St. Building (Jomplex and the Wad tion concerning the Notes may rugs and upholstery. Rent elec Machinery and Tools 52 Ranch. Enclosed breezeway, estate, four-bedroom Dutch Co By Appointment ONE acre wooded lot with _ _ „ the Board of Admission of paign but aill are entiiurtartic refrigerator, garbage dis Four-room older apartment. lonial. Aluminum siding, close dell School. Sealed bids will be B W be obtained from the Local Is tric shampooer $l. Olcott USED BOLENS riding tractor, 2-car garage, dead end street. frontage on two streets In pro- J!^ceived”![intll April 16, 1970 at „suing „ . Agency __ ^ ______at the address in- Electors, of the Town of Man- champtens of what rtie says is posal, laundry and storage Gas and gas stove. Living- Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. to all schools. /Will take back Chester, will be In seselon In her csuise—to rertore mid*a HURWIT & SIMONS, Variety Store. 7 h.p., electric start, with roto- faciliities and parking. Adults 646-2623 fesslonsQ area. $6,600. Phil- which time they BARROWS and WALJLiACE Co. above. Detailed Informa- room space heater Included. 80 per cent mortgage at 8 per brlck Agency, Realtors. 646- ^ publicly opened. The Manchester Parkade, . . .. the Municipal Building, Town class values to government. tlller and snow blower, servic preferred. 649-1021 after 3 p.m. $110 per month rent, $110 se 643-1023 OACk Rorwx tion with respect to the condl' REALTORS MEN’S and young men’s re MANCHESTER 2-famUy, con- cent. Offers accepted. Austin 643-4112 4200. Denver dentist’s built shoes. Sam Yuyles "Shoe ed out roto-tiller installed. curity. Call James J. Gessay, . venlent, central location, Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 643- 1138 MAIN ST. Price $349. Call South Windsor FOUR-ROOM apartmient, mod at 875-0134. repairing of the better kind.” em kitchen, heat, hot water, double gfarage. Good Invest 2325. EAST HARTFORD 23 Oak St., rear of Watkins. Equipment Co., 289-3406. ment. Virginia H. Celinskl, sunporch, garage central loca LAUREL ST., Rockville, 4- Broker. Please call, 649-1116. 289-9525 tion, middle aged couple pre room apartment, heat Includ TESTED and approved by mil Town of Manchester lions of homemakers. Musical InstTumenhi 53 ferred, no children. 649-7128. ed, first floor, parkiiig, yard, SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at MANCHESTER — Lota with glass doors to sun deck, 3 bed- Electors of the 'Town of Man- She hopes to get her me By cheater, acroas in talk ehows and Dree Lustre carpet cleaner is tbps. GRETCH, Nashville, guitar. MANCHESTER — 5 room sec appliances if wanted. $130. tached garage, screened porch, PIN E R ID G E sefwer and water, excellent lo Douglas E. Pierce, rooms, 2 baths, large lot. Close monthly. 646-0882, 649-2871. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Vincent L. Diana, The Qualifications are os fol- radio and tetevlslDO spete. HAIRDRESSER wanted, beau Manchester Hardware & Sup Fender amplifier. Excellent ond floor apartment with heat, TRAIN FOR cation. Starting at $4,000. Business Manager to Manchester. Many, many ply, 877 Math St., 643-4421. formal dining room, large liv HutchlM Agency, Realtors, extras. Low SO’s. Phillips ReeJ- Chairman lows; Applicant must be a “America,” expiates. tiful air-conditioned beauty condition. $375. firm. Call af $165 monthly. Children accept VILLAGE United States citizen, twenty- “was based on o»e jonpusstele ter 6 p.m. 643-1680. ed. References, security de Won tod To Ront 68 ing room and recreation room, MANAOEMENT By Daoiato 649-0324. ______ty, 872-S214,' 649-9268. salon. Excellent salary, vaca USED heating equipment. One lovely landscaped lot with pri one (21) years of age, have re- dream.” tion with pay. Apply Margue Chrysler oil fired, forced air posit. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. New State Rd. (actooa TOWN OF EAST HAR’TFORD aided In the 'Town of Manches- YOUNG COUPLE with one In vacy. Immediate occupancy. on full salary from E. CatboUo High) rite’s Beauty Salon, 42 Union furnace, 84,(K)0 output, $75. fant wishes reasonable 2-bed Rdsort Pro| EAST HAR’TFORD, ter lor six (6) months, be able St., Rockville, 875-5674. Wearing Apporel— LOOKING for anything In real Only $25,900. Phllbrlck Agen FEATCRINQ: LEGAL NOTICE State Welfare Worker* One Jaritrol gas-fired forced estate rentals — apartments, room rent, outside of Hartford, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Salary Is one of many F(»r Salc r 7 4 CONNECrnCUT Ndttoe IB hereby given of the certltioation of party-endorsed to read In Ei^Ush and take the air furnace, 48,000 output, $75. Furs 57 622-8877. features you’ll Uke about W 1 ft 8 bedroom deluxe LICENSED real estate sales homes, multiple dwellings, no Townhouse Apts. candidate on the slate of the Democratic P a rt:^ the Town oath prescribed by law. To Get Salary Ralae* 275 gallon fuel oil tanks, $20. RA(X:OON fur coat for sale, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate WEST SIDE — A true family this well-planned Mcm- COVENTRY — Log cabin sum im iT A T IO N of (S>ventry for election as delegates to the conventions of said Dated at Manchester this 26tn man or aaleswoman, excellent COUPLE with 2 children, ages home of seven rooms and 2- agement Training Pro HARTFORD, (tenn. (AP) — opportunity In an agressive Oil burners and furnace blow excellent condition. Call 649- Associates, Inc. 643-5129. W Colored range, refrigera mer cottage, fireplaced living Party anecifiad below. A list of the persona ao endorsed as can- jay of March 1970, ers, $20 to $35. T.P. Aitkin Co., 0654. 7 and 2, ttBnaferred to Con car garage. Down has living gram. Earn full salary as tor, dlshwaober, iHspiisal room, convpletely carpeted, TO BID la on file In my office, being the office of the Town Clerk, Board bf Admissions 'The State Pereonnel Policy company, high conunissloiis. necticut, looking (o rent, 6 room, dining, kitchen cmd fam you train, with frequent Board has approved salary In- Call • for interview, Lou Arru- 27 Tolland Tpke., Manchester, SIX-ROOM duplex, adults, ref increases directly related it Wall to wall carpets enclosed porch, excellent con-' RE: 24 HOUR MONITOR Town Offloe Building, Rt. 31, Coventry, and copies thereof are Mildred M. Schaller, 643-6793. erences and security. $160. room apartment or houM. ily room. Plus lavatory and dltlon, treed lot. $9,000? Hayes RECORDER SYSTEM available for public distribution. Selectman creases averaging $800 a year da, 644-1639. to your progress—and a W Air conditioned Wonted— To Buy 58 Please call 6-8 p.m., 649- Must have stove and re laundry facilities. Three bed definite executive appoint « 8328 Agency, 646-0131. Sealed bids will be received State Convention William C. Johnson, for state welfare workers. "TWELVE 1,500 watt incan 7744. frigerator, reasonable. (3all rooms and bath up. Caipeting ment as Branch ktonager W Heat ft hot water In 8-18 at the office of the Purchasing Congressional Convention Selectman salaries will now range descent Westinghouse outdoor WANTED — Antique furniture 649-8146, ask for Mr. Frank. throughout. Enclosed front cluded 5452 County Omventlon glass, pewter, oil paintings or at program completion. Agent, 740 Main Street, East Senotortal Convention Chester F. Bycholskl, from $7,760 tor beginning case Sihiotions Wonted— fixtures, industrial quality. PRIVATE, quiet atmosphere. porch. Excellent value at No selling, no experience This pretty dress is only im iT A T IO N Hartford, Conn., until 'Thursday, Selectman workers to $18,701 ter program Buy one or all at $10. each. other antique items. Any Porter St. area, $160, 4 rooms, W Individual private base Stripes and bows add a 61st'AsMmbly Diatrict OonvenUon Fomolo 38 $28,600. T. J. Crockett, Real required. Friendly oo- ments with laundry oon- one of lovely garmente darling look to thte April 9. 1970 at 10:80 a.m., and Notice la aloo hereby given that a primary wUl be held' workers and your duties you can make from this 8709, 165 Oakland Street. Business Property nectlons charming dress in,.rib- TO BID will be opened publicly and read q ^ g^^te of /v»tvUAii4«i for any or all oonvenUons is Town Clerk vious spread of $7,190 to ft*,- EXPEREBNOED nurse^s aide (hevrolet Co., ,1229 Mjaln St., stove. 643-9632. will be interesting and pattern. For a change- crochet for the little at that time and place for-the jjiej jji aecordanoe with Sertions #-882 to 9-460, toiclualve, of the •wWng private duty work, Manchester. For Sole 70 challenging. Outstanding ★ Soundproofing msaonry of - pace look, make a Suiled bids will be receive'.'. 040. WANTED — ANTIQUES, used WE HAVE customers waiting girl. No. 5452 has cro- at tht offloe of the Director of above mentioned commodl^es G«nenal Statutes. ^ ^ own transportatioa 644-2826. employe benefits, rapid wall between each Apt. second outfit... a hund- ehet (lirectiona . • • sizes ’ F\>nns ter pettUoM ter fiUng euch oendldacleB by or on behalf An official of the Oonnsotiotit lurniture, partial or complete for the rental of your apart: ROUTE 6 — Business location, P^T^otlon, secure futura Bome pants-Buitl No. 4-12 years inclusive. General Servu"'’, 41 Center and service. State Employes Association 260' frontage, 6-room Ranch, PLASTICS with America’s oldecit and estates. Call 646-0004 after 7 ment or home. J.D. Real Es-i 8328 with piioTo-fiUinK lEND B06 l« eol»* Iw t l d l ill- RN or LPN hailed the action as a victory Dogs— Birds-fPots dT Boots and Accessories 46 p.m., 633-2300 days. tate Associates, Inb. 643-5129. country store. Many possibili largest consumer flmmce is in New Sizes 8-18 lini !• Iscluit flr»t?l*«* April 8, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. for ficatlons, proposal and contract Democratic Reglatrar of Voters, Cooper Lane, Coventry, for the C»E)A In lU drive to company. (bust 31>/4-40). Size 10. «• 1 & sviTTi^ A vav rlLfCep AT T A mT/ kXT • o% w o ^ A M * *W a a #. .... • .. o .. aia. a PENN YAN 1966 16’ flber- ties. Call now, $28,900. Hayes LEADMAN WATER MAIN INSTALLUVnON forms are avaUable at the of- ctoj;nooUcut. Inatructlom ter filing euch a slate of candidates ore Improve the lost of "negteotod” AKG German Shepherd, cham- HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques FIVE ROOMS, first-floor, cen- Agency, 646-0181. 82)4 bust,. . . dress, 2A gt'SSftiffSS.SBTvgSg; — HARTFORD ROAD — MAIN flee of the Purchasing Agent, contained In Port 1, InstnioOon Page, of the petition form, copies 11 - 7 glas, trailer. 30 'h.p. motor Experienced in plootte, In- Please Contact yards of 45-inrh; punts- classes of stole employes, plon sired, black and tan with bric-a-brac, locks, frames, tral, adulU only, np pet. Se- JecUon machine openmons. M.Y. 1M86. ST. TO ELM ST. 740 Main Street', East Hartford, q,; which are available from said Registrar. Prior to obtaining Port-'nine or FuU-’Tlme superb temperament, beauty $895. Call 644-0776. glassware. We buy estates. VU- curlty and references. 643-4677. CONVALESCENT home, long Mr. Boyle at Rome Apts, ready for suit, 4V4 yards. Print Msnu, Bid terms, plans and speclfl- 'The right Is reserved to re- the petition form, the oonsete of each candidate to be propoaod 'The (3BBA Is launching a lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 established business. Always II)M Ml Is MINI Iff CODE M i Styl* NnnUltr. drive to Improve the salartea plus brains. Shots, wormed HOUSEHOLD ooonpaaoy tin Is ImMs flMteUM Send 504, odd 154 for cations are available at the Ject any op all, or any part of therein, plus a deposit of $16.00 tor e o ^ such o a n th ^ e , muat be and leash trained, niree Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. full, great opportunity tor right General Services Office. 41 any or all bids when such ac- filed w t^ M anchM ttr M a n o r of clerks, typlrts and stonognu 14’ BOAT, with trailer, $300. Agent on premlsee 1 to 6 nostufco ttnd hnndluig for phen, said C8EA senior vtoo months old, fully guaranteed. Call 643-6624 after 5. person, fo r more information, f in a n c e CORP. Every Dny, 8 Fornlshod a copy of the '70 Sprang C„,.r M„ch»..r. con. u.n » b. .» ,b. Furnishod call Phllbrlck Agency, Real Nursing Horn* president 'Ihomsa Lyon. A 649-071S after . 7 p.m. Rooms Without Board 59 IONA MFO. 00. 882 Wei* Middle Tpke. & Summ er ALBUM. neotiout. best Interest of the Town of ^ yotera not Uter than 4:00 P.M. on April 14, 1970, being the EVINRUDE big twin outboard Aportmonte 63-A tors, 646-4200. ciMTlNNIAL . • • 1^1^ statewide clerical guild wUl bo Unit of 648-9686 » 'Town of Manchester, East Hartford. ^i^t day preceding the day of the primary. 886 WEST CENTER ST. organised at a meeting at dw PERFECT Easter gift, Siamese motor, 25 h.p. with 5 gallon CENTRALLY located room, AVAILABLE April 1st, fumtsh- Omeral Signal Corp. Paul W. Doogan Agency Ckmnecttcut Town of East Hartford Dated at Coventry, Conn., this 24th day of March, 1970. kittens, raised on TLC. Cali "An Equal Opportunity Sand 604, ■dd for YiMM’i r t ii ir Mi tM sthM OAIX. 0«f01t0 State Captlrt on April 1, Iw gas tank. $50 as is. Call 643- working gentleman or mature ed two-room apartment. Oak Regent Street 649-4616 or ttg -ltU postage and handling for saitpii •! Robert B. Weiss, John W. 'Torpey, ELIZABETH R. RYCHUNG 6494)638. 6624 after 5. Employer" said. working lady. (3all 649-2352. Lodge, 643-9171. Read Herald Ad^ OTHER APTS. AVABUU8U1 a copy of Spring 4 Sum- General Manager Puixliaulng ^ent Town Oerk mer '70 Basic fashion. y ' ■ \ V\ 'W\. ■' \ \ V' '' V'- 'v^ \_ ' . ■■A'' ■ - ; \ \ . >. \ . . . \ THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1970 A , 5 PAOIO TWENTY-BIGHT Average Dally Net Preaa Ron \.. . 1 a W a i The iS9anrl;i?Bt?r Et»ni«g ralb By* TIm Week HUM ' Fair and colder tonlCht with v!'’ j ^ Jamiary 14, i m low In 30a. Tomorrow fair, high , ■ ( -j St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. about n. eunday'aoutlook — be- ' ---n) ' j Manchester Harold Brown, 01 Copper St. About Town oonUng cloudy. fv - DISCHARGED TESTER- 15,890 Hospital Notes DAY: Michael S. Dvorak, 203 The regular Friday night I W her^^pu SAVE on Mimeherter— ^ i t y of Village Charm Mountain R d.; Donald F. Hahn, bingo game sponsored by | 137 School St; Mrs. EMe F. Campbell Council, KofC at the v n trmo hocSs VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 160 M A N C ir^ E R , CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1970 (TTawlllrf AdvacliataMr ea Faee n > PRICE TEN CENTS MwBMdUita Cue 8«ini- JiamM, 73 Creatwood D r.; KofC home will not be held | (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) prtvato, BOOB'S p.in., ond 4 p.m. Theodore C. Wlnot, 14 Bralnard tomorrow. i pJB.1 potVBto rooms, 10 a.m.> P i.; P^wnklln Prague, Oohim- Easter Accessories! S B jn ., OBd 4 p.m.-S p.m. tala; Mra »iy «lB P. Goehrtng, Girl Scout fTroop 613 wlU oon- Vodlati■Most .Aurents sllowod 43 EmZy Dr., RookviUe; Robb duct a bake sale Saturday start «0gr ttaae oxoo^ noon*S p.m .; F. Goehrtiv, 86 WhMe St; Ing at 9:30 a.nu at the S e o » Few Pilgrtms sdMrs, S p.m.-S p.m. Jaanea A. Backus, East Hart Roebuck Store at Mhnohester | Teamsters Break Off Sstt Sorvloe: 10 s,m.-S p.m., ford. Shopping Parkade. v'- - In Jerusalem 4 pjB.'S p.m. Alao, Mrs. Jean F. Brown, Warn iBtsBslvo Core and Coronary Starrs; Andrew L.^ Daniel A. Full Goapel Christian BVtiow- JERUSALEM, (AP) — Osior Immediote fiunlly only, and Todd J. MUer, Noith ship, Iniberdenomlnational, Will New Fashion Contract Negotiations C3iiistian pllgiiiiM, fewer In aByttmo, limited to five mln- oovenby; Henry E. Crandall, hold a prayer aervloe tongght numbers than hi recent 118 Summer S t; Mra. Evielyn at 7:30 at Orange Hall. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Teamsters union an years, walked the tnidltiw- Moteml^: Fathers, 11 a.m.- B. Turktogtcn, 676 Center St Watches nounced today national contract talks with the truck al Good Friday roittm/ot lSi4B p.ni., and OtSO p.m .4 Alao, Rusaek C. Baabero, 88 The Oo-ed Ghrlatlan Growth ing industry have deadlocked and negotiations have Chiirt’s Journey to the jMB.; others, S p.m.*4 p.m., and Doane St.; Marcda A. Hanson, Oroig) of North United Method broken off. ------=------:------Only a, few 1houaB^td pU- 3 Unten.P*.; Mrs. Mary M. Will Olio p.m.>S p.m. ist Churd) will meet tonight at “Negotiationa for renewal of grtms and tourists partici Age lim its: 10 In maternity, Schoteky, 36 OrlawcM St; 8:30 at the church. the rMttonal fkwight agroement pated in the Bipiual proces- U In other areas, no limit In Sebeatlan M. OonlglUJone, Eart Each have reached an Impasse on eion along winding Via WASHINGTON (AP) sell sorvloe. Hartford; Mra. Mary Longoi, 9 Registration for the YWCA I 8.80 monetary and certain local Kidnaped Dolorosa — fttreet of Sorrow Wakait S t, RockviUe; Kennetii With one-fourth of the air spring session of claases may .wortdng conditions,” said — In the I^ y City of Jeru H. Wdls^ Broad Brook; The very latest designs in ususual cases and araffic controllers in the H m administration reminds be made tomorrow from 9 a.m. Ihamteni Acting Prealdont salem. / Arnold D. Oovey, Stoma; Mka. bands! Gold tone metal cases, Swiss move Eaat and Midwest off the vtsltors that with oonstructlon ta I p.m. at the Community Y, Franh-< E. BHtaslmmons of the Paraguayan The/|nx>oesslon begaln at a aader way, parking space Is Carolyn TMdepeiUgti, 40 ments. schpdl beUeved by the faith job, the nation’s airlines Oloott S t ; Dosnenlo A. Oam- 79 N. Main St., either in person | balhs covering some 436,000 limited. Visitors are asked to «K by phene. truck drtve>8 acroas the coun ful to be the sito of the pris- wam^ to^y of increasing bear with the liospltal while the panelli, 1107 Ellington Rd., try. \ Still Missing Bra Slip and the ceremony took eev A |l.7B0,000 aittaohmient has DeapUe the announcement of have received more than 30 trie- eral hours. Since the war, A call Thursday Mght by the Also, Hormcut W. Ooggin, New mini or short lengths, the deadlock the union stUl did ijAone caUs and oommuiUquea Profesalonal Air Traffic Oontrol- East Hartford;' Rosemary been made on property owned however, most Arab Chris by Suburban Development Ooep. the ultim ate in fit and not announce plans for a strike attributed to the Liberation dans have stayed away. Isn Oigantsatton (PATCO), for Haraburda, Glastonbury; Mrs. authorimllan vote among the Front, a tearorist organization a nationwide walkout asemad to Sara Lange, 148 Bissell St.; Mrs- of Hartford, including property com fort White nude, lemon; One man wiio haa aeen the workers Involved. formed test year by dtasident have Ettle effect on the number liUlan D. Lavlgne, 96 Center on Qaidand St in Maftchester. sizes 32 to 38,A,B,C- 3.99 procession for 26 years said A epokeaman for Suitnirben A union source said It would membeen of the pro-Moscow Ar- It was the smallest toumout a t oontroUers a tt the Job. Nor St.; Mrs. Margie J. MacDdnald, taJee ”a couple of days” to take genUne Comnujnist party, dkl a telegram from toe govem- 01 Deepwood Dr., Wapplng; said txxlay th a t sa far as be EXTRA EFFORT he could remember. No-Iron Half Slip a nationwide strtke vote if one According to some of these ment to each absent controUer Emeat O. Mendes, U Essex St.; understands, Julian Cohen, a At our agency “P.S.—Per- An XstejeU official from the were called for. announcements, Sanchez was to Ministry of Tourism said woawlng of "prompt action" for Rachel M. Meserve, 62 Amott genierail oontraotnr from Mssear ■onal Service” i« your ai- N ylon tricot, dainty lace -■ Rd. ebuaetta, is claiming in suit surance of proper protec In announcing the turndown be executed at 8 e-m. today, hds more than 2,006 pilgrims unexcussd sbseaices. tion. Whether it’s planning trim. Mini and short lengths., I Thursday lUgM, the undon snid body dumped dn the Rlachuelo, were in Jerusalem to parti There were 286 abeantees out Also, Otto NelscMi, 24 Church Uwt he was not paid for oon- Many styles/colors. S>1,L. St; lita. Marion S. Pitmen, 32 tzaotlng serviceB rendered tn your program, updating negotiations Would resume to- and managers of all U.8. corn- cipate in the Easter rituals. c8 a total 1,038 normsUy sdMd- your protection, or help day ki an effort to come up with peniee in the country were to be For the first time since the ulsd for a FMdsy day aMft in Lake St., Vernon; Norman G. Enfield. ing with your claims, we Rnsensheln, 77 Brookfield St.; The apoheaman said pay an agreement before the cur- executed If the government did 1967 war there have been no the first 10 air traffic central go out o f our way to make Gantrece 11 rent qontract expires at mid- not release two your.g men the George J. Ryan, 69 Benedict ments were not made beoeuiae ■ure you are completely threats of violence issued by oentana that raported to Federal Dr., Wlapplng; Mrs. Bonnie O. Suburban feels the Job was left aatiified. night Tuesday. armounoements said were ar- Arab guerrillas against those Avtation AdmlrtslralfoH head- Pauty Hose Tlio aeJecUcm came as i » sur- rested last week, quarters today. There are 31' Sparling, 46 Aixdi St.; Nancy L. Inoompliete. Sutburban owns <• •• s > coming to “pray under the Staikweatiier, 30 Farmington St. buildings on property from 31 pthae. Even before the refusal A written communique isaued Jewish flag." such oenlera nationwide. Also, Mrs. Judith M. Swiney, to 161 Oakland S t V l% Run-stop loop stitch for long was announced a unfon aouroe Thursday night and signed by But while the absentee rate MS Birch Mt. Rd.; Mrs. Eleanor wear, ^ ig e , taupe, brown, had said "the lAUmate settle- the Uberaition Front cast doubt Some sleep on the floor, others prefer chairs. They this morning at LaGuardia Airport, which has ex remained constant on Ihs tldrd Westgate, 81 Elsie Dr.; Mrs. off-white. Smooth, wrinkle ment. wUl .be higher than tiris" on the authenticity of these are passengers awaiting departure of their flights perienced flight delays. (AP Photofax) day of the controUers’ demon- Gloria G. .Wood, 629 Doming St., Costs Soar TenfiSd -free fit Sizes A, B, C, D. Industry offer. threats. The com m u nique atratkm, tiwrs was a ttfirtflosalt South Windsor; Mrs. Bernice NOME — DrtUing an oil wcdl 1.99 And a Teamsters offtolnl said daiSmed that the Front hod Postal Pay ctaange In the fatfigeat trouble m w n u iw m iH h . Zook, East Hartfirod. In the reoenUy dhsoovered field we Main It., Manebeeler Ihursday, after releasing news made only two official an- ■pot of all—the foUp, N.T. can TBGrrBRDAT: A hi the Prudhoe bay area is ex- of the rejection, "I’m sure they nouncements; One Tuesday ter that controls t r ^ c for New daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wll- penBtva. Erecting a rig requirea (unfon negotiators) are still op- evening announcing Sanchez' Agreement Toek etty’e Ihrm airports. Only Uam Hayea, 663 Hartford Rd.; 30 days Instead of the usual ttmMtc of a aettiement by itext capture and the desire to ex- Aviation Dispute Has Deep Roots 46 of a normal force of 146 re a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. five end tabor and material Boys' Dress Sbirts Tuesday." clwnge him for the two young ^ ^ _^ .. — — - I '■a.v Iw port^ for work, the FAA said. prioee bring dilllng costs to varying periods of time under tMrst tor power and a disregard Rival ocganlaatlacw 'aay, how HK>nias Flnocchiaro, Glaston Blarlier In the day Thursday, men, and a commun'que 'Ihurs- Seen Near WASHINGTON (AP) — The ever, PATCO has had serious On Thursday half the oontrol- bury; 'a daughter to Mr. and atx)Ut 10 times those in the con UFEaCASUAUV Polyeiter/cotton no-iron a N lx«r adintoistirBtton sour e day rrlght stating that Sanchez current air traffic oontroHers great sti«ss and ere required to for the law. Icra were out. "It's a shame tfaftt cue partic- t i w i t o ooUeottag dues snd hss MTs. John Danahy, 87 Garden tinental United States. fabric. Spread collar, short Iwd aald chances of a settle- would be tried by a “revo’.uHon- WASHINGTON (AP) — Union slowdown ta the immediate re- make fast decistona insucces- Atlanta, where afi 00 comtrol- sdnn carrying fiUeand-deatfa ular union wastes so much time lost naany members. Kenneth sleeves. Sizes 8 to 18. ment appeared "very good,” a ary tribunal” it the prlso-’ers and government negotiators s\ilt of a government-ordered lera were ai woali TIunday, 2.79 oonsequenoes. fighting battles already won and Lyons, president of the Natksaal only 71 came to today. But the sentiment seconded by a Team- were not rotoased. said today they have reached a transfer of throe LouWana- Astoctaticn of Oovernmeat Bm- sters source, who said "I don't The threat to IdU Americans based ccatroZero, but the roots —The frequent dilft changes slaying dragons already dssd,” Cleveland center, stagted out w 1>asis for settling the pay dis Shaffer says. ployos (NAGS), saU a s^ the tiona for new oontroBer post- basoM U dual m«mberaMpe in Easter fireetings from Your Woodland Bardens! tranoter ot the three men from effectively and disnqkt family aftendsnoe rate o4 63 per cent, strike vote. made of the threat to execute WUh President Nixon spend tiens, ooiqpled with a request for PATCO. Dress Slacks Heading off a repeat of the Sanchez, today. the Baton Rouge, La., control Bring patterns. where llw sbeantee rate was ing tile Easter weekend at Key 2,366 more men in 1971, Sbaffer But, be srid, toa duH mem- ■ttuatton three yeaia ago when Despite the flood fo threat.-*, Blacayne Fla., Congress ad tower by the Federal Aviation —Many ccntroBiers fear toey . more than indl Thurstay. "From The Grower Reverse tw ist Ivy waist; wlU be physically unable to per said, the work foroe ooadd in banUp has droppsd to lass toss' In Bostoft 78 of a normal fil (he Teamstera struck Isolated the government refused to give journed until Tuesday and with Agency. crease by 6,000 men over a to You"— that's pockets. Redi-hemmed. trucking firms and the industry in and eaid it would not bargain "1116 Baton Rouge dispute has form their strenuous duttes by 38 per cant In toe last tons ■bowed; at Chicago U 'was N of the country’c postal clerks and four-year period. montin ss oontroUers beesms Brown, olive, blue, black. 4.99 retaliated with a lockout is of with the Md-iapenB. carriers back on tlie Job, nego to be straightened out Immedl- the time toey reach retirement. 106; Indkwpnlta 67 of 70; JaMi- m ajor oonoem to labor-plagued "W e recognize the Beriousneas ^ ly ,” says F. Lee Bailey, ex- Rock said when PATCO made Shaffer said the FAA obtained diMstMed wtto PATCO taetlos. sonvifis, Ela., 103 of 108; Ksasas WOODLAND tiators appeared driving toward civil servloe appravali for re- ARhough the FAA checks oft President Nixon. of the situation," said the U.S. a settlement after two days of ecuthre director of the Profes- the saine statornents two yeors a ty 37 of 68; Mtaml 70 of 78 and Toddler Boys’ The administration has .Just Embassy, addkrg that officials slonat Atr Traffic Controllers before the presidential panel, cloaatacation and promotion dues for 3,680 NAG(B nuembena, WeaMngtom 100 of 130. aetUerrvent after two days of wMch eventually gave more Lyons says toe union legitimate GARDENS gotten through a major postal are "taking the neces»ry Orgenizetion (PATCO). "Until the FAA criOcized Ms organiza The oontrol centers hsndla sir talks. They were to resume dis ttnn U,000 oantroUers a promo ly represente 7,600 of toe 8,488 ■trike, is in the center of a alow- steps" to protect the company cussions this afternoon. the postticris of the three oonr tion for exaggeration. traffic en acute oncA toe flights No-Iron Sboi^talls Sets trollers transferred from their tion to a Mgher grade. oonbroUen et toe sir route traf down by air traffic controllers managers and the rest of the Spokesmen for both sides "The oontrolSers see them (8m Page positions there are restored, selves bumliig out or being har Overtime has been reduced so fic oontrol oentsra. *) Polyester/cotton. Peter Pan and IB faced with a passible na- 6,000 Americans in Argentina, characterized the talks as '‘seri that less than 10 of the 860 air tkonwide rail strike. Forrigi» Minister Juan B. ous” and “ business-Uke” and, there can be no negotlalloiiB.” assed by the administration on Oeorge W. Krieke, exieouMve LILIES “The Symbol of Eastei^ collared shirt, built-up shor- a dally bo^,” Rook says. port controller towers, and 12 of dliwctor of yet enoCher control An industry source said prior Martin detrtled that any epe<^al foUowlng a Thursday night ses But Mlchaerl J. Rock, PATCO the 21 control oentere, are stlfi talls. Toddler 2 - 3 ^ . 2.99 board chairman, says the slow "They see th^ organisation ler group, the Air Traffic Oon- to the TkometecB action that vlr- prot-.cUon was being given the sion that broke up after 1 a.m. on regular overtime work, be tuaUy all contract clauses have Amertoarts, declaring: "The downs als6 stem from frustra- being Ignored and reform being trol Aseociattan (AOTA), eays NOW EST today. Issued a statement said. i p a been wrapped up except the managers of American compa- saying they had "r'eached a ba tlcns over the FAA’s failure to BtaUed.” Ms membsra refuse to take port BuUetin FAA admlMstratar John H. ‘‘Before us lies the passage of ta tilegal strikes sgskirt tbs econondc package and “money n’les are going to be protected sis for negotiation.” Improve working condlUotis In a landmark piece oi legislation— line with the recommendatloos Shaffer denies Ms agency ts en- gov.'mment ‘Tlie action by U now taking the center stage” Just as aU Aigentino citizens are Exactly what that meant, the AvlatloR FacUttes Expan Large 6 of a presidential penel last Jan gngied In a nssdng feud with PATCO cannot be condoned by FOUR YOVTH8 All Occasion Girls’ in the trucking talks. protected." however, was r»t discloeed by sion Act which will provide FOUND DEAD negotiations had been Interior Minister FYancisco uary. PATCO. He says toe three any responsSAe groaip or ccgaiil' the negotiating teams headed by tramfera In Louisiana "were or- some 82.6 ballon ta the 1970s for The panel, headed by an inde Iwrdware improvements In the satlon," be says. ENFIEUI, (AP). Flower Spring Dresses (8ae Page Eight) (See Page Nine) Postmaster General Wlnton M. pendent air traffic consultant, dMted In an effort to upgrade Blount and the AFL-CIO’s airways sysbem," says Shaffer. The FAA collects dusa auto- Four teea-i _ John J. Coroon, oonckided that the profetsslonal level of the Ba matloaly, from paycbachs, for snd n girl—were found skat te James Gildea. ton Rouge facility and Improve ‘ThlB along with our automor the oontroilore’ plmary tool, tion program currently being . 1,310 oontroUeas belengtag to death In as apartment today. On Capitol HIU, meantime, a radar, is inadequate and often over-all morale there.” Joint House-Senate Poet Office taipilemented ta ail to « domestic ATCA, and for oontraUars In Fellee said sB tow ware abst outmoded. "They were not punitive in conference committee that met centers as well as ta the busUst these other grotqw: In tks hand wHh a rifle fotattl The panel also said a shortogie iHiture and there was nothing in the gIrl'B second llssr Viet Cong Launch Attacks to work out a postal pay blU vindictive about our actions,” towers should cure many of the Amerioan Federatiian of Gov- 3.88 of trained manpower has re complatats cdxMit equfpnwert.” emment Etoptayees, 881; No apartment at lin cioln fit. broke up Us session amldrt Shaffer says. "We merely want One and two p i ^ stylet. Washable, inottly per- quired toe FAA to estetiM After a three-day riowdown tional Federation of Fadenal Two of the vtethne Peter charges by the leader of the ed to get some new people In the Doaevsa, 16, of Brand Brook, manent press. Plaids, prints, solids. Sizes 3 to Against Cambodian Troops working arrangements Imposing by 600 controllers last June, the Employees, 17; Inteanaticnsl House contingent. Rep. Thad- lieavy burdens on Mmlted per faculty who hod a broader end Unde Edmonds, II— 6x, 7 to 14. deus J. Dulskl, D-N.Y., that the range of expertence than the In FAA disoontinued automatic AMOcIatlon o f Moobfedsta, 34; Western travelers from the sonnel at some locations, partic riieckoff dues for PATCO mem NatloMa Association of Air were engaged te be married. 3 Flowers 31JI8 4 Flowers 32jM PHNOM PENH. Cambodia, senators were simply marking uloriy on oontroUers who ore cumbents.” The other two vleltme arera (AP) — Viet Cong forces have town of Skoun, 38 miles north lime, waiting for the Blount-GU- The admlMstrator says PAT bers and thus has no accurate Traffic apecHJMM, 1,691. west of Phnom Penh, said pro- fully trained. figures, on its memberelilp. Bai Dues chectaodk for PATCO on Ideuttlled oe Paul Vssiew, launched attacks against Cam dea talks to bear fruit. The Corson committee aieo CO membera have been ill ad 17, and David Oartin, 1A-, y.0 Entire Stock of Girls^ Sihanouk demonstrations had "Any action we might take ley says there are 7,600 mem bodian troops, the nation's pro said: vised and misled by a handful (fim Page Fifteen) both o f Entleld visional head of state declared been held there wUh men who of men with what ho oalls a bers. (See Page Eight) —Many oontroUers work for ★ TULIPS Easter Hats today. seemed to be political officers In a nationwide broadcast haranguing the crowds with the ★ DAFFODILS Cbei« Heng said that since aid of microphones. Pictures of Thursday "the Viet Cong have Sihanouk were reported every ■On Carswell: Our Rsg. begun actions against the Cam where. up to ★ HYACINTHS bodian i>eople and our soldiers. The official Khmer Presa 3.99 Agency said other demonsbra Eskimo Caught Between One Thing Seems Certain: ALL CDLOBB — LARGE, HEALTHY, OOLOBFUL FLANTOl In provinces near the border.” 1.99. Tension was evident in this tions were held In the pro-Slhan sonuiolent cental, where tanks ouk town of Kampong Otam It Will Be a Close Vote raced through downtown streets The agency charged youths In CiMvron'*® Orriio Grow African Violets ...... 89c in the early noxiiing and took cited by the Viet Cong took part Two Cultures Poles Apart WA8H1NOTON (AP) — 8in- Hw vote on the motion ta sot Perfect for Holiday Entertaining or Holiday Giving! up poslUoni on all major roads Cheng Heng said that 900 Vie i ^ LAW N POOD ote maneuvering over the Su for April 6. If it foils a dtaeet Azaleas, Red, white, pink . .f3.88 leading In and out of the cUy. Cong In two different locations Eskimo. Broad experlerrce In the vote on ths nomlnallon taisif By ROBERT H. E8TABROOK been an upsurge In mental Ul- preme Oouri nominstian of O. More troops in camouflage had diatributed pro-Sihanouk Arctic gives him a special sen wlU foUow April 8. Buy 1 Bog — G o t Noxt 1 FREE! D am a^ Tablecloth with N^pkin^ The Washington Poet neu , drunkenness, crim e and Geranhnns, All oolore ...... $1.19 uniforms and carrying Oommu- leaflets and broadcast to vlllag- disease. Frobisher Bay, which sitivity to Eskimo problerrvs. HarraU Ouswell has cranted a Sonw senators looked oa (Coven M.OM aq. f t —Only ISA6) •60” x90” with 8 Napkins nlst-made AK47 rifles were evi era his call for an upriring. Both FROBISHER BAY, NORTH tangle of confUalng croes-cur- Bayh’a move ss en adnnIaBinn of Hydrangeas, Piidt, bhie .... $3.95 WEST TERRITORIES — Urban- vam a detachment of about a The 1,800 Eskimos at Frobish • Elegant Gift Box dent. incidents were in Kampot Prov rants, with ofToalng sKIm weakness by opponents, an ao- LAST WEEK — LAST C A U ! ixatlon has come to Oonada’a dozen Royal Canadian Mounted er Bay are the largest group tn BaMges across the Mekong ince bordering on South Viet PoUce, experiences about one agreeing only that ttw vnte will knowledgement thsy dui't hsvs Chrysanthcmwis ...... $4.45 16,000 Etikhnoe, bringing 'with Chnada. The local tradib features TDBF BUHINDR— Rlvsr leading toward the prov nam, an area heavily Infiltrated murder a year, uauaUy a ttab- programs In Etiklmo. Although be clOM. tos votes to diteat OaitnrsD on inces bordoring Vietnam were by Viet Cong soldiers. tt, permanent housing and mow- Oregon's two RepubUcoa sen Roses, Potted, in bloom ... .$5.45 SOOTT8« EARLY B IW BPECIALI blng by a drunken Ebiklmo. Al most Etiktmos now seek to learn a atrsighUnit vote as ttioy dM hsarily guarded. North Vietnamese and Viet mobiles but also a hort of un- though the Eskimos are full ators JoliMd tbe opposltian Ju4ge OtenMOt F. Haynswofib. Save gZ.M on U,MI aq. ft. bngt Bolved social problems. EhigUsh, they have a written Large Gardenias ...... $4.88 .4.99 Chang Heng riiorged that the Cong dlpiomaU left by plane for Canadian citizens, ''protective" language trarwlated by the ranks Thursday snd caw of Jr., NUon’s first cholos for Ibt HALTS PLUS— Viet Cong was forcing border Vientiane, Laos. Cambodian re In a single generation the Ete- legislation forbade them liquor vdUte rruur Into syllable symbols. them. Mark O. Hstflsld, sent s OOW^ pOGt, Com plate -kimoa have made the trandtlon letter to President Nixon urging African Violets ...... $5.45 Save gLM on 5,Ml aq. ft. bagi vlllagsrs to listen to a tape re- lations with the North Viet untU 1066. Because Ekklmos are. peculiar But Bayh said tbs rsoomnlt. from a nomadic hunting exis htai to withdraw the nomtantton E xtm large 6” t>ots! (Feeds and KHIa Orabgraas) cording of Prince Norodom Si namese and Viet Cong were sus WJdi reduced mortality among ly suscepUbiK to the diseases of tel motion wilt give ths fianste a hanouk, ousted chief of state pended March 11 attar the two tence In tents and igloo* ^ infanU and elderly people, and of the 60-yeor-old TsMohsasM, clwnoe "to axprass daep nsar- travel by dogaled to familiarity white clvlllaation, Baffin Island, now In Peking, caUlng for guer- embassies were sacked by dem with few qualified social work where Frobisher Bay Is situated, Fla., federal Judge. vstiona of oonesre about Iho rUla warfare. with Jet aircraft and pratabrl- ers wlUing to teach famUy Hatfield seld he would vote to nonataM to tha Pnattdntt." onstrators. oated govenunent - dnUgnert has the highest Incidence of LWE... . SO-lb. bag 7S« - 3 bags $2.19 Demonstrations In favor of Si The departing Communist dlp- planning, population growth has tuberculosis in the world — al send the nomtaatibii baok to the M ths fianste soDnvss. hs hanouk wera reported in some lorrvats were seen off by Sovtot homes. shot up astoundingly. The rate though good progt^ess is report Senate Judiciary Oommlttee. ssM. It would be saying in sffoot provinces. and Red Chinese diplomaU, as An extremely praotloel people of Increase Is now 4.7 per cent, ed with cures. But hta colleague, Robert W. to Nixon “find us oiBdMr loaMi whooe resUience Is attested to Pockwood. sold he wns "leM Now Beady and On Display: Evergreem, Trees, Shrube, Aaaleaa, Rhodedeodrena, VIst ODng forces In civilian well as by ropresentives of oth one of the highest anywhere— Almost everyone who deals on whom most o f us can roadUy Fetennials, Petted Reeee and Rhubarb, and much, much mere . . . I Burlap-look ctoOiing were reported to have er countries favorable to Hanoi. by their mere survival ta the although there still are only than eotiuislastlc’’ about tMa rim of the Arctic from Siberia with the Eskimos finds them a attacked a town less than 13 The aheetKe of the North Viet about 00,000 Etiklmos In the move, even though he Intetids to However, Vermont*# Oeoage to Greenland, the Esktavoe have courteous, friendly people re vote against OsrsfreU’s oonAr- Draperies miles trom Phnom Penh. namese and Vlst Cong Embassy world. D. Alkan, daan of the fititaU's Yea ' Plant them out now! Onion Beta, White, Red, 41c lb. Alao.Pea seed, too. Alao: for the most port adapted to ceptive to tralrrlng. "They don't Tuheroua Begonia Bulba, Sell, Pota, Toola, Oraaa Seed, Lawn and plant Food and Bird OfliwiKwlisn tsnks moved from personnel rules out any posribll- The autiiority deaUng wl!li mation. RspUbUcens, said **IIm6*s fotak- •Thick and Thin Boucle Weave the new ways with Jngsnulty get angy about what they can't A nwtton to return the nomlr lead. We're digging, ovorgreena freah from the llelda. Many afe now avallaUel Phnom Penh to the town of Koh Ity that the two sides might ne these problems is J.B.H. Gunn, control," said a white construc tag the lastM.** Ho addsd Na hM “ White and DecoratorColoii pMr southwest of the capital on and good humor. nstlon to the Judlclnry Oonunlt- not dscldad bow to vote oa oon- gotiate to ease the threat of to But acme ore caught between the Canadian Federal Region tion executive who works with • 63" and 84" Lengtha • on formed by the Mekong al administrator for the eastern tee, whtehopisovedttortgtanUy firmatton If fl» tal combat. two cultures. The old subols- them. "How else would they River. cembodlan soldiers by a 18-4 vote, hss bssp pee- movs fofiti. Cheng Heng also said ths Viet tence way of Ufe U almost Im- Arctic, who is in the process of liave learned to live with such a sM traffic In that dlrec- Cong ore forcing vUtogers to transferring to a similar respon harsh environment?* posed by fien. Bkch Bayh, D- Bwtaorg of Ifis OM poMlble. Children go away to Ind., os an indirect way of Woodland Gardens Salat THUMDAY sen lioe to Oomnumist troops In sibility under the decentralised ptokad up thair IM t&OBl. • vocational school, and thsre U In the pest their practicality trytiM to MU or fo n e Ik* wttli- WAUINCFORD Frsaeh sources said by tele- Cambodia. government of the northwest has hod a gruesoms M e In the foeaa IlM nufita of LET JOHN, LEON, DICK OR PHIL ZAPADKA O E lf YODl Lakowood & Wolcott Rd. thru SATURDAY lltUe eteady employment avail arawal of OernweU’s atpetab 1145 Tolland Tumpiks 2380 Dixwall Ava. Dbom tram Koh Ky that 10 per- The government radio report- able in the north. territories. 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