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WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 1, 1970 PAGE THIRTY-SIX JlatttliMtpr lEttPtting Most Manchester Stores Open Until 9 O^Cloch Tonight Miss Deborah Snyder, daugh­ A Jimlor High Dance wlB be Reardon Says About Town ter of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Frldny from 7:30 to 10 at the SNET Issues Snyder o f 47 Hig^iwood Dr., was Teen Center. TTie music will Average Daily Net Preea Run 0oott Paimer, son o( Mr. and He Can’t Ban Pinehurst—Today Always Famous For Fine recently elected to the dean’s be supplied by the ’’Rogues” . The Weather. M n. Donald FaJmer ot 16 Tiim- Phone Books For The Week Ended list at Lasell Junior College, Au­ There will be an admission Gradual clearing, breeiy, coot' b«r Trail,. piajred the part ol charge. Bus on Street Jennery 14, 187# M D r . Menders and was st^ e de­ burndale, Mass., for the first Some 66,000 new Manches- U.S. Choice beef cuts, not one, but tonight; low about 80. Tom orrow ter-Rockvllle telephone direc­ sign chairman for the Aurora, semester. She was also elected Police (Jhief James 'Reardon many, are the featured Items this lEuTtiittg to a lh mostly, sunny, breesy; high 40 John Andreo" of 97 Br-ton Bd. tories, with a color photo­ (ni. College Draima Guild pro- to memibershlp In the Blue said today that he cannot stop week. Our sausage maker will to 46. Saturday's outlook — fair, and William Hlllnski of 93 Ben­ graph of the lunar landscape 15,890 ducltian, ‘Ohoata.” A 1968 gnad- Key, an honor limited to sen­ have a fresh grinding of Italian milder. ton St. have been named to the on the cover, will be deliver­ school buses from using Myrtle Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm uato o< Mandiester High School iors who are selected' by stu­ dean's list at the Unlverslv of ed throughout the area start­ St., as a short cut from Miain Style Medium Hot Sausage . . . he Is a sophomore at Aurora. dents and the administration to Rocheser for the fall semester. ing today., The cover photo­ and Bake-A-Loof Meat Loaves represent the college as campus St. tb Center St. graph is a reproduction of ready for you early Thursday. VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 155 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 (OleasUled AdverUsiiig oe Fsgie tl) PRICE TEN CENTS guides . and hostesses during Hia statement was In reply to Mrs. Robert Biatterworth of 92 Three Manchester girls, sen­ one taken from the A^llo 8 freshman orientation. a repeat complaint registered Vennon St. Is on ihe committee iors at the Bridgeport Hospital spacecraft. for the ‘Summer Fhehton Show" School ol Nursing, are member.^ . The entire phone book fea­ at a March 19 Board of Di­ WHOLE scheduled for Seturda.y at 2:30 Miss Susan Palmer, daughter- of the school chorus and per­ tures the theme: "Peaceful rectors comment session: Ihe pjn. in the Physical Education of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Palmer formed at the New England exploration of space — a tri­ oomplaint was from a Myrtle SIRLOIN TIP ^Hartford IRS Computer Center at the Undversity of Hart­ of 16 Timber Trail. Is among 30 Hospital As.sembly in BOston umph In com m unications.” St. resident, who said that TURKEYS Teamster Strikes ford. The show will benefit the Aurora (III.) College students last week. They are Miss Linda Hundreds of space facts school bus use of the street was Full of Mercy Northeastern Connecticut Chap­ working this week at Live Oak Turgeon, daughter of Mr. and appo-or throughout the white a traffic hazard. ter of the National Multiple These plump white prime BEEF ROAST Policeman (Fla.) Advent Christian Home. Mrs. Ade'or Turgeon Jr. of 3 and yellow pages and, in the Reardicm, who said he will try SAN FRANCIBCO (AP) — Sclerosis Society. The students ■will do landscap­ Durkin St.; Miss Audrey Lin­ beginning, there Is a brief to discourage the practice, said grade oven ready 10 to 15 Lba. average. Just as it comes from the packer . . . The regional Internal Revo- Called ‘Massive’ ing, painting and general dahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. story about the role of Bell- also, "I know of no law, regu­ we will cut to order this large family roast. nue Service office says its The Master Mason degree Kills Youth grounds duties, as well as writ­ H. O. Lindahl of 9 Avon St.: com m , Inc. In the space pro­ lation or ordinance that will al­ 13 lb. broad breasted computer center at Ogden, WASHINGTON (A P)—^Trucking and union negoti­ will be conferred' when Frlend'- ing letters for the senior citi­ and M'ss Bernice Mora, daugh­ gram. Bellcomm is a subsi­ low us to restrict school buses HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Utah, received the foUowing ators haggled over billions of dollars in wages today ship Lodge of Masons meets in ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mora diary of The American Tele­ Ralston Purina Farms zens and working with children. from using any street in this Nbietoen-yeaixdd Abraham Rod- letter from the Oallfornia of 330 Hackmatack St. phone and Telegraph Co. and Oven Ready, Carefully Trimmed, while many of the 425,000 Teamsters involved in the the Masonic Temple tomorrow tow n." rtguec, trying to charge out o< minister about Ms 1968 tax Western Electric. Honeysuckle Young Hen national labor talks continued striking in dozens of night. Lodge will open at 6 Tunxils Forest, TaJU Cedars of He said he is considering No Pat Added U.S. Choice Pinehurst Boneless an aReyway past a pursuing w oes: O’clock for the first sect'on. Jehovah’s Witnesses will hold placing a four-way stop sign at cities. ------Lebanon, West Hartford, will Turkeys rate special policeman who had trapped him, “I am a minister of a "There ere indtoatiom of good Grinders will be served in the Wave its 19th annual ■vartiiety group discussdons of Bible aid Myrtle and Linden Sts., "in the WBB shot and klUed by the po- First Church of Christ, Scien­ small church and do most progress,” said a source In the banquet hall between sections. show Friday and Saturday tonight at 7:30 at 18 Chambers Interest of the 'senior citiEens mention for quality and hoeman Wednesday night. of the bookkeeping, includ­ Lodge reconvenes at 7:30 for a St., 281 Woodbrldge St., 726 N. tist, will have Its regtilar mid­ who use the Senior Citizens Cen­ negotiatloRs that dragged nights at the King PhUip School "I saw flomething white In his ing most of the tax reports. through Wedneoday night uid Air Traffic business meeting and second Main St., and 144 Griffin Rd., week testimony meeting to­ ter at this Intersection.” value. In West Hartford, at 8 o'clock. Sirloin Tip right hand and something shiny I received the enrioaed no­ into the early morning before night at 8 at the church. section of the ritual work, with Jack Anderson of East Hartford in South Windsor, and FVench Reardon said that he has in­ tice of a penalty for my re­ terviewed the owner of the bus In Ms left," Patrolnmn Anthony recessing in the second day of Marshall E. Hodge, master, and Manchester is show dl- Rd., Bolton. At Lombardi told PoHce CMef turn being late. Miss Anne Creed of 53 S. Lake- com pany which uses Myrtle St. the naUon’e biggest trucking R em a in s presiding. Officer dress is tails. rector. Frank Gworek at Man­ Thomeui J. Vaughan. "This was an unintentional Boy Scout Troop 123 will and that the bus company own­ strike In hlotery. chester Is the junior psist grand wood Circle was on the dean's TTie ob jects turned out to be a oversight on my part and meet at Community Baptist list for the fall sem ester at the er has promised to discourage OVEN WMle the bulk of Teomstera Miss Kathryn Johnston, Tall Cedar. Tickets will be avail­ portable radio and a screw­ due to our limited budget it Church tonight at 6:30. University of Vermont, Burilng- his drivers from using the drivers remained on the job, Crippled daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben­ able at the door. driver. will work a reel hardsMp to street. cMef Industry negoUator Ray F. jamin H. Johnston Jr. of 574 The youth had been in a car pay for It. I shall pray tor Beagle said the walkouts were WASHINGTON (AP) — Air The Senior CSioir o f Commu­ Spring St., was recently elected Douglas E. Zaccaro of 71 lb that pMlce chased through Hart­ M ercy ." maBsive. traffic remained crippled today nity Baptist Church will re­ ROAST to the dean’s list for the first Adams St. has been named to (JUbert and Sullivan Worksiiop ford’s streets and expressways His Trucking Employers Inc. as unten and government otfl- hearse tonight at 7:30 at thie The m s said the case has semester at Lasell Junior Col­ the dean’s lit? at Bentley College will rehearse Its production otf Early Churches until It crashed into another on been assigned to a tax ex­ group, representing som e 12,000 cia!te disagreed whether a ir con ­ church. lege In Auburndale, Mass. in Waltham, Mass. "lolanthe" tonight at 7 at the they give you more ten­ Albany Avenue. aminer at Ogden, whose first firms, pledged, however, not to trollers W'Cre retundng in atgotl- Manchester High School audi­ Meeting Topic der white turkey slices of BEEF U was the second tim e In a name Is Mercy. call a nationwide lockout In re- leant numbers to thrir oontial torium. than the ordinary bird. month that a policeman had taUatlon as it did three yeeirs towers and radar scopes, "Odd Meeting Houses and (Pre-heat oven to 300°, roast In imcovered pan, add no ego. A heavy spring snowstorm in liquid. Allow 18-20 min. for rare, 22-35 min. for medium.) shot a fleeing 19-yeaikdd sus­ Cub Scout Pack 98 den moth­ Churches’’ ■wlU be the topic of We have some very lean pect to death in Hartford’s pre­ The Industry pledge eased the Midwest added to air travel ers and committee leaders ■will a slide presentation by Mrs. dominantly Negro and Puerto pressure on President Nixon in woes caused by the sick leave U. S. Choice Brisket PINEHURST U.S. CHOICE meet tonight at 8 at the homo Elarl Bissau o f 304 School St. Rioen North End. Just the night Jet Hijackers deaUng with the nation’s latest campaign of the Professtonal AFTER EASTER of Karl Hahn, 53 Willard Rd. Ulbor crisis by averting—at Air Traffic OontrbUers Organl- I lOUSE' at a Center Church Women’s Corned Beef. Lb. 91.39 before, a third man, a 39-year- CUBE STEAKS oM Negro businessman, had least for now—a total trucking ration—PATXX). Little Theatre of Manchester FeUowship meoting tomorrow at been critloally Injured in an­ May Release shutdown. p. Lee Baliey, PATCO’s exec- SHOE will meet tonight at 8 at its stu­ 8 p.m. in the FeUowship Room other incident In which a pohee- One trucking firm In Cleve- uUve director, was raJUA in dios, 22 Oaik St. of the church. man used Ms gun. The busineas- land said emi^oyeB reporting court today to explain why he A relative newcomer to New man wOs reported getting better Passengers for work today were halted by should not be cited for oontem|»t Engtand, Mrs. Biasell came to Wednesday. men with shotguns and pistols, New York, CMcago, Phdladel- troUers scheduled to work Lb. 99e centers and the coronary-dnten- Swiss Steak Slices Lb. that the owner of the car in­ of the passengers—mostly wom­ pand the specialized medical Nixon said in a statemen ed by ice or snow. and New Orleans. Wednesday’s day shift 456 OPEN 6 DAYS—THURS. NIGHTS till 9:00 volved In the chase called po en and oMldren—before flying programs of the Veterans Ad- "This commitment/wlU i-e- slve care units; carry out plans Larger rivers and streams "At this ixiint there wUl be no called in sick, down from 610 945 MAUf ST. — BIANCHESTEB SPECIAL! PINEHURST hoe, reporting that his car had northward for Pyongyang where ministraUoil to meet the needs quire more than dollars to -re- for taking hemodialysis units will rise but are expected to re- precipitate action on the part of the previous day. The Eye of the Round { Oven Ready been stolen. the students Indicated they of the men returning from Viet- deem; it will ^^ulre sound into the homes of veterans suf­ main wltMn th;lr banks, at least the employers,” said Trucking Night shift flgures also Oven Roast Is Featured at Lb. Morales was charged with wished to go. The plane later nam. management of existing VA fa- fering from serious kidney all- today, the Elver Forecast Oen- Employers in its promise not to riwwed improvement but abeen- LAST 3 DAYS! MEAT LO A F auto theft. chanGed Its course and landed Nlxon asked Congress for an cllltles, of existing per- nients;^and hrip^meet Inerted ter s^d this morning. stage a lockout. teeism remained Mgh, particu- Lb. 89c In the first ahooting l7«dd<-nt. at Klmpo Airport just outside Immediate appropriation of $16 soniiel and equipment and— costs of needed drugs and medi­ Travelers wamhura were dJs- Negotiators, headed by acting larly In such major oenters as Whole Packer Cut (18 to 22 lbs.) «i Teamsters President Frank E. New York where only 76 of a Thursday, Friday and Saturday 19-year-old Qery Hansley died the South Korean capital of million for the fiscal year end- most importantly in senslUvlty cines. Boneless Sirloin Hip j 4 ®->n, a s a ow pitzaimmono and Beagle, were scheduled 163 showed up, CMca- after a poUce bullet struck Seoul. ing this June 30 and another $50 to the needs of our veterans, The $60 million requested for which will be cut as you ask. Lb. .39 (In 2 Lb. PAN $1.78) hhn In the back last month. Abe left aboard a special Jal ^ faced with closing /gap be- go' where 66 out of 113 reported milUon In the VA’s medical care personal as well as medical,” the next fiscal year would be ^ ^ rm moved^er the state. u n l^ repo^ de- and Kansas City where ^ o t 63 I lOUSE (See Page Fifteen) (See Page Ten) budget request for fiscal year he said. used to increase the staff of VA Ch^ng smw a^ al^ to ^ ^ in wage wera on the job. 1971- , The President said the $16 hospitals and clinics, to improve The Veterans Administration million supplemental appropria- the staffing of the spinal ^ ^ By Wednesday evening, TOe wide ar^ of weclDltation was on the has a medical budget of $1.64 tlon he requested would be Injury centers and other a ssL *^ with toe ^S^rm improvements In mileage pay, ground at CMcago’s O’Hore a*r- SAVE WITH ECONOMICAL GROUND BEEF MlUon for the current year and spent In April, May and June ‘"iportent specialized medical has asked Cemgreas to approve P^ly to clear up the excesslv ^ P^hase seriously reoch^Into Oonne^cut betWIta, vacations and cost-of- TWA alrUnes canceled all OhU $1.70 blUl«m fo r next year. backlog o f dental claim s o f Viet- o P ^ t ln g equipment the night. It was moving toward cago flights druing the eu au evening "I am determined that no nam veterans. ^ rising drug and southwestern Quebec and lU Some ^ 325,000 o f the Team sters hours. Braniff called o ff a ll (JM- III ALE TASTY TENDER PINEHURST BEEF STEW American serviceman returning It would provide funds also to expected to carry It are city drivers who are paid by cago operations until morning, Nabisco Creos 49c with Injuries from Vietnam will Improve toe staffing of existing (See Page Five) (See Page Three) the hour and average $4 hourly Before the snow stopped oper­ 946 MAIN STREET LEAN U.8. CHOICE and about $10,000 a year Includ- ations toe absence o f 'a ir con­ Nabisco ing overtime, while the remain- troUera was caisaing flight de- Downtown Manchester ^^Women in Ing 100,000 are Imig distance lays up to two hours at CMcago. Vanilla Cremes 47c Ground Chuck u. 89c drivers paid by the mile, now In toe New York area twohour White” (3 Lb. Lota 8Sc) Rev. Abernathy Wonders: ranging from 11 to 14 cents, and delays were reported at Newark average som e $13,000 annually. Airport, up to an hour end 84 DELUXE U.S. CHOICE Got the Del Monte Peas according to industry estimates, minutes on west bound flights “BLAHS?” 4 303 Cans 89c Round Ground Lb.*1.09 (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Sixteen) Try one (S Lb. L ots 96c) Does Voice of Nonviolence of these Shurfine Peanut Butter proportioned Tiny Tender Beef Steak Cubes ...... lb. 9 9 ^ uniforms 3 Lb. Jar$l.l9 Fall on Deaf Ears Today? Nixon Says: on for size. EVERY DAY LOW PRICES By KATHRYN JOHNSON aive acts emd policies in this Jumbo Saran Wrap Hence, w e part com pany,’ ’ he Land O’ Lakes and State B u tter...... lb. 7 9 ^ Associated Press Writer country,” axlded. Trailers One Answer 49c He made It plain he personal­ The fllTBt year after King’s ATLANTA, Go. (AP) — Two Isle of Gold Margarine...... lb. 2 0 ^ ly ruled out violence as a weap­ death, SCLC, a loosely knit or­ years after toe assassination of on for Ms group. ganization of numerous church Try Schubach's New Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the To High Housing Costs Strickland Farms Grade A A Eggs .... doz. 6 9 ^ In a later teievlslan quesUon- affiUatea without formal rank- nonviolent oiganizaticn he led andanswer program, however, and-file membership, tightened MIAMI (AP) — President during toe civil rights' move­ ”A trailer Is ecotwmlcal and Country Fresh he said: its belt ftoanclaUy, cut staff, Nixon says mobile homes are on Sealtest M ilk ...... gal. glass 9 7 ^ ment’s most dramatically suc­ really practical tor me," sold Sparkling Motural Color “I will never lead any pro­ and waited tor something to answer for Americans faced by cessful period, is seeking a new Ellen Williams, a divorced Donuts 45c Box gram of violence In tMs coun­ give dramatic Impetus to its the shortage and high cost of Kabuki T u n a ...... 3 for 31.00 m ilitancy. nurse who lives In a m odem 60- try, but honesty will cause me struggle to survive os a rele­ houses, and many Florida trail­ footer with her 7-year-old son In B. Photograph of Your Child During the 1970s, says the to admit that I don’t know If vant, effective force tor social er-dwellers are quick to agree. Tampa. /WHITE 8WAN\ Rev. Ralph David Abeniaihy, people will continue to listen to change. UNIFORMS There is one Mtch: Most of Her trailer is well fumlahed, who succeeded King as bead ot the nonviolent voice.” That something was the poor, toe parking lots have hung up the Southern Christian Leader­ Is the SCLC being forced—or centrally heated and air oondl- “ The g^reatest thing we have no vacancy signs. Uoned "and it only takes me an MAINE POTATOES 10 • ship Oonference, "we’ve got to wUl it be—to adopt a more mili­ done In toe past two years is to incredible at lift Negroes to a new mIHtancy tant attitude In civil rights en­ "Mobile homes are lesF ex­ hour or so each week to clean make visible the Invisible poor pensive than a house," says a it,” she said. CALIFORNIA LARGE ICEBERG of civil' dlaobedlenoe through deavors because of tougher of tills country,” declared Aber­ wMch we con speak to youth." stances token by other black or­ Stanford, Fla., owner with the Mioet traUer-dweUeni intor- nathy. "'We caused the nation to fervor of a cultlst, "Just os • no age CARROTS pkg. 10c LETTUCI! Heed 29c "Many of the youths have lost ganizations? stop 'and take a look at some­ vlewed boosted of leas apace to roomy, easier to clean and usu­ heat and air condUlon, and nom • -true-to-life natural-colpr film used! V V hope In (he system. And at the Says Tom Offenburger, of thing that has existed for years SCLC’s public Information of­ ally Mive al Ithe m odem gad­ would admit to being cramped • your choice of charming poses! same time, we must hold onto and years." gets.” Just two styles ^om a new shipment too adults who wish to nedoem or making many saerltloas in fice : The Poor People’s Ooimpoign, The average mobile home —just received! • taken by our professional photographer! the soUl of America without "T h e attitude Is that each o r­ taking up trailer life. which Included toe makeshift costs $6,0(X> to $7,000 and is • every photograph beautifully finished! guns and violence,’’ sold the 44- ganization does hds own thing. "In fact," said Mrs. Warrsn Above styles gre made of Dacron— Resurrection City, built In too parked on a lot that rents tor • remaining poses are specially priced, too! year-old Alabama-born Baptist Everywhere you go these days, B. WMtten of Tampa, "Ws have natien’s capital In 1068 to dram­ $25 to $50 a month. ^ j I I is nylon corded knit jersey. • one sitting per child! preacher who took over os chief you hear: 'There are many atize the plight of the poor, dUl as much closet qpacs as In angr "Paying for toe trailer and lot apostle oi nonviolence when ferent ways to work. Let’s don’t not realize Its major goals—to regular house we ever had." com* In: GRCCERY rent usually comes to about $130 The new princess with coachman overtones has split mandarin collar King was assainrinated April 4, fight each other.’ spur congressional action for Mrs. IVMtten’s lO-toy-12-ftwt a month for toe first couple and epaulets. Petite sizes only, 6-16. • wfcon wm'rn opon ovon/ngs A Rare Sight 1968 in Memphis, Tenn, "If anyone argues that non- jobs or a guaranteed Income. kitchen has a buUt-ln rang# and years until you get the trailer 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 7 p.m. INC. Abernathy, in an interview, vioience-ts not ^ right tMng, "B ut It will go down In Am eri­ oven. , Wali-to-waU oarpadiig The convertible V collar is accented by the double chevron bodice. The ’Umbellula’, a primitive, flowerlike marine ani­ paid tor,” said Jack Ritter, a PINEHURST did not spell out In detail whet we''U argue with them. But this ca’s history,’’ declared Aber­ covers the floors In ths ISdiy- • rngular hours Sizes 8-18, also Petite 4-14. mal, is seen for the fire^c time on the ocean floor, he meant by a "new militancy" Is nothing new. There have al­ Tampa park operator, "Then 14-root Uviio; room and tooOi lOa.'m. to 1 p.m., 2 to5:30 / CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE nathy. O/it/iaits® its natural home, in this Navy photograph released but gave as an example the ne­ ways been arguments with “For the most part, our gov­ you only pay $40 or $50 or so a bedrooms. month rent. TTkat looks pretty Saturday ’til 5 p.m. today. The picture was taken by remote-controlled cessity for persona "to break 8CXC on tactics and how far to ernment has demonstrated that The problem right now is to Both styles only 9.98 good to anyone Jiving on a budg­ NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Open till 9 'Thurs. and Frl,— 8 A.M. Thurs., Frl. and Sat. camera at a depth of 15,900 feet in the Atlantic their silence’’ and speak out go In any given situation. in September 1968. (AP Photofax) against what he called "r^xe*- "But wheii It comes to vio- (Saa Page Twelve) et.” (Sss Page gtotosn)

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We got the 0 AK6 next step, toward cleaning up harmed by air pollution, federal LEND- Signed for Renewal Area EXERCISE CLASS for Abraham A. RlblooCf, DOonn., tial patterns) segregation will It’s customary to think of a 4b 10 6 2 automoUle poUuUan in Callfor- offickils said Wednesday. WT be allowed to exist in the South HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Anoth- idea across with merely a look, I *U Mil MMiniO tinease when your side ha« the HEALTH and BEAUTY . Jotataif CknittMii) aeoatani In er film figure who oame back Npt like movies today." I«Mr«l AuIlHiai • WEST EAST Ida may make Lot Angelea' Lake Arrowhead ia in the San PEOPLE The Redevelopment Commis­ The Vernon Square Dance as well as the North," RlUcott aocM]Ue«n of a suit and the op­ ♦ A Q4 Bernardino Mountains several sion last night signed an "early Club will meet Saturdriy at .8 .. . leAiTi to relax and relieve tension their eCfoct to aend a $24.6-b(U- said. from the blackUat: Gale Sender- Somehow film buffs classify ponents have the king. Today’s 4 10732 ■mog worse, scientists say. Hon aid>t&'«ducatton bill back to ynarrt her as- an oriental lady of quiet C? 10 8 7 C? 63 thousand te|St higher than and 60 entry” agreement with Alco De­ p.m. ji/t the Vernon Elementary ,. .acquire energy, overcome fatigue "Ihis is a popular deoisian *u MU AMinn hand Mwwa that you can ttnease 0 I 1042 WiUi 1972 model oars, the miles east of Southern Califor­ velopment Corp., developers of School, Rt. 30, with Jay King pobticaUy. It assures Northern The name conjures a flock of cruelty. *’Yet I only played two PiraiiUI IgMwct I 0 98 a conterenoe oommlttee’, said when thU cHuatlon la reverssd. 1^1973 4b AKQ8 ■tete of Oalitomla wlU require nia’s smog center, downtown the renewal area. The agree­ OB caller tor the square dances .trims and firms your figure whites in their secluded suburbs memories., .the flasWiqf-eyed orientals—b»^ The Letter’ and GP You can aMp QnesNn against a control of emisstonB of oocidee of what yoga can do for you • yeaterday "We mnat begin to SOUTH Los Angeles, whose layers of VT ment will allow the (Jevelopers and Bob and Judy Smith Icod- ... normalizes your weight puraue a policy of true integra­ that nothing will disturb them. beauty who won In 1936 the first "Anna and the King of Siam.^ kiw card end use a trump aa a nitrogen. Theoe oxides are by­ NEW LOCATION! Marine Corps League Hall, _____ ♦ 5 brown-tinted smog crowd ever to take over the commercial ln*f the round dancing. tion in the North as well as the The problem of race is som^dne Oscar presented to a supporting And few of my 'roles were cruel, uiraicTU super - aceu There's more to products Of combustion. “ THENV. portion of the site even thougii 717 Parker St., Manchceter (R eplsi^ Boweni ScImoI) actress., .the versatUe actre* I did play the whi^laahlng sts- AKQJ42 outward. Ideal (er Men South." dse's problem." (Mir 11 nsuiru »ci»iiiiiiiylii| flnesMng than most players Sdentiste know that oxides of The logging is being done by money Is not available right now MONDAY EVENING, APRIL ath and Women of Congress should now demon­ who played everything from ter in ‘Seventh Heaven,’ but Unm «- Mull tUM ai renhae. O Q753 nitrogen are bad tor people. a m n e s i a b eg in n er s 8:30 P.M. • INTEUIMEDIATE 7:«0 PJ4. All Ageo. "A child in the third grade 4b 54 the Big Bear Timber Co. of Red- The commissioners also ex­ who goes to an all-black or all- strate it has the wiU,t6 make "a great men’s wives to dragon then I followed that Mrs. North dealer. Thons to ecuted a deed that will be held Flooding Hits Reglatration Mon., April 6th, at 7 ;00 and 8:00 PM. PleoM bring oommltment to end racial isolsi- South West Rofttonnt Grtortr (Note: Registration ia half hour betore each ctoas) white school'—whether in Miaais- ladies., .the poltUoal acUvist Zola and Empress Bugb(de in Both skies viilnerableL by on escrowee until the land 8 CLA88EB ...... $12.00 8moU Mat tkm nathmally,’’^ said. NO ONI UNOU l> Mmmo Double 2 4b Forest Service. Profit, will go ConloH, Ohio alppl or New York CHy-rhas not who defied congressional Inves- 'Juarei.' " Opening lead — Nine of Dia­ tor in productian of smog, ekong to the U.S. Treasury, with a por­ In question Is coveyed, which is Connecticut . . . YOUR INSTRUCTOR-«H rai.iB YBANgg. .. Ihe problems of de jure—ex­ tlgators and hence, worte an end "The Life of Emilo Zola," in (MllMtMyMiy monds. Pass 3 ^ Pau with hydrocarbons, sunlight and the sHghteet idea that there is a . la Mrtoki MOM) tion returned to local officials expected to be about June 30. difference between de Jure and isting because of law—eegremi- to her movie career. which she appeared with Paul When today’s hand was dealt Pass 4 Z> All Pau ozone. for road and school funds, offi­ I C'l 1970 hr NEA, Inf , Last night tlie developers re­ de facto segregation," Ribiootf tkxn have now been almost com­ Miss Sondergaard Is back in Muni, was her favorite film, In the 1968 national Open Pair But sclentiBts are not alto- lated to Iho commission thd And Environs pletely solved, Ribicoff Insisted. JolUUKHI photo films after a 21-year absence. The Academy chose it best plc- ai 9 IB — P Ghnonplonshlp, Mrs. W. B. cials said. told his colleagues. geiher sure predsely whet role The area will be replanted problems it Is having with the (Continued from Page One) "If segregation is bad in Ala­ "O iw 90 per -cent of all school President She recently co-starred with ture of 1937. Haweo, of Fort Worth, earned a leas you are vulnerable egalnsf ttie oxides play in the smog gen­ Todoy'i FUNNY will poy $1-00 for commercial parcel as far as the well to the west and north of districts in the South, for in­ tie for«top score and a national with such "smog-tolerant” trees eoch "funny" used. Send 9091 to: bama, H’s bad in Oonnectlcut. It Mr-Irs. w«iu.r Kuochunos Jr of Miriam Hopkins and John Oar- The Bibermans remained in nonvulnerable opponents. (Then erating process. as giant sequoia, sugar ptne and Todoy'i FUNNY, 1200 We»t Third St, condition of the fill Is concerned. our area. is time to see integrated, quality stance, have adopted approved rr^m Rd ™ Wn^ J*-- ^ ^ “ “ blacklist. aUe by showing what she knew should bid ono heart.) You In fact, some experts believe Clevelond, Ohio 44113, ■Val Prevedlnl and Sam DiCarlo Rain ■will be heavy at times plans for desegregation,” he 256 about plain end fancy finessing. white fir, said John Wamock, education as a national goal— sor, last mSit’ waf el^"ed ««« <>f “Comeback.” She has mlalng their two chUdren in the hate to make a shutout bid with that a moderate reduction in the Arrowhead district ranger. of Alco said a preliminary re­ today before ending late In the not simply as a penalty imposed said. of the Manchester guest-star roles same large house they have THEATER TIME Mrs. Hawes won the first 80 good a hand tor fear of miss­ level of oocidee of nitrogen in the port of the test borings shows Federal offlc'als are trying to president day, and It will be windy. on the South for losing the Civil She succeeds Smart” and It Takes a lived tn. trick in her hand with the queen ing a slam, but you are even air over Loe Angeles wUl make the fill is not good, and the Skies will clear tonight as deal with de facto segregation Jaycee Wives. SCHEDULE of dlamcnda, foreseeing that War." Mrs. Norman Holmes. The Thief.’’ “I don’t consider those were more reluctant to let the op­ the smog worse—rather than engineers have bit piles of old hlgii pres.sure over the south- Ribicoff said the.oompromise in some Southern oltl''^ by label­ Later this month she begins a lost years,” the actress said, she would n e ^ both top dia­ ponents bid comfortably when cause it to dlsappeccr. brick and other debris. ing It de Jure, Ribicoff said. meeting was held at the home Burnside — The Adventurers, Gov. Rhodes Plans Libel Suit central port of the nation works bill should be returned to Sen­ three-year contract on a day- "instead of being so busy with monds in the dummy for other you Imve such poor dafenM The California Health Depart­ northeastward. But, he added, "We cannot of Mrs. Richard Bohadlk. 8:00. purposes. Declarer then drew The developers now have to ate-House conferees with in­ Also elected were Mrs. John time drama for ABC, “Tlie Best my career, I got to know my against either black suit. ment oautioualy acknowledged decide whether It will be jnore Four to eight Inches of snow structions to reverse their deci­ comitl’'ue this charade. Soon we State — Oliver. 6:20; 6:00. th re e rounds of trumps, dis­ the posslbildty In a report which Against Accusations in “^Life’ Bates, vice president;: M:Mrs. Don E v ^ l n g . " based on the children My h u ^ d and I UA Theatre — Secret of San Copyright 1»7« feasible to take out all of the predicted for psirts of Maine and sion to water down an amend­ will have to recognize that the „ __ onrr-fnru. Rons Joffe novel. learned how to live, one way or carding a low dub from dum­ General Features Corp. said; segregation we find in major Fogg, recording secretary Vlttoria, 7:00; 9:16. fill and replace It or drive piles accumulatlon.s up to four Inches ment which was sponsored by Miss Sondergaard was one of another; the struggle for a llv- my. "Most of the experimental COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — "Life’s accu.sation that I paid for Uie building. Mrs. Betty Lou expected in New Hampshire and Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss. cities in the South is no different Mrs. John Tanl, corresponding South was sure to win six Ctov. James A. Rhodes said' to­ a penalty on my income tax." secretary; and Mrs. Robert Pa­ the last persons to return to ac- Ing can be an ennoblli^ experi- findings indicate that with effec­ Williams, executive director, Vermont. Ribicoff was a strong sujH»r- from that in the North, Uve employment in films and ence. I was hicky to have a hus- trumps end three diamonds. tive hydrocarbon control, day he 'Will bring a libel suit Rhodes said, "like its inference "Those willing to ignore de trick, treasurer. Royal Tour Continues said the developers seem to lean The weather Bureau forecast ter of the Stennis amendment televlalon after the demise of band who Is a fount of creativl- See tf you can find her tenth moderate reductions of oxides against Life m'agazine because about the UcavoU case, was ab­ toward doing the latter. mostly rain for Massachu-sc-lLs when it was adopted. He ac­ facto segregratlon are in effect the blacklist. She and her hus- ty. he was always working on Thousands trick befbre you read on. Maybe SYDNEY, AustraJde (AP) — of nitrogen may not further re­ of a story about him lost May solutely false and misleading.’’ 'This Week's Special" supporting segregstlon on a na- Allowing early entry does not and Rhode Island. MEir$ cused the North of 'monumen­ band, director Herbert Biber- some project for the future. He you, too, should be jSaying in Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II, duce smog effects. In (act, some he said "was designed; to elimi­ Rhodes said In considering the South to .southeast winds 30 to tlcrgd basis, South as well as national tournaments. her husband and two olde«A chil­ nate me from the race (or the action he was concerned with in any way waive the original tal hypocrisy” on the dese'T'e- Manchester man, had been named Commu- never gave up hope that we To Rally For of the laboratory data indicate contract made between the 40 miles per hour sent up gale Rubbers ga&m issue in his earlier North." nlst party members in teetimo- would be working again." Deep Finesse dren left today tor Hobart, Atis- that moderate reduction of ox­ U.S. Senate.” "whether my family and I were Mrs. Hawes led the singleton agency and the developers. This warnings iilong all sections of speech on the rider. Hospital Notes ny before oongresstonal com- Blberman made the film "Salt tralia, to continue a five-week ides of nitrogen emissions may He said the action 'will be filed to be stigmatized the rest of our the coast. Winds were to .shift to Ribicoff said President Nixon spade from her hand and tried MistraUan tour, dn New York State by Attorney lives by this attack.” Is blndbig on both parties, Les­ 3 . 9 9 mittees. They quickly found stu- of the Earth,” «^d Miss Sonder- Viet Victory negate some of the benefits ter Baum, chairman of the westerly tonight. in his message on school de­ Picasso’s ‘Obscenity’ visniNo h o u Hs dio doors closed to them. guard toiu-ed the country with a a finesse with dummy’s eight prlnce Charles, the heir ap- gained from hydrocarbon con­ Louis Nizer of New York City Snow was to change to rain by segregation last week maxie H btermedlate C a M Semi- By MARTHA COLE She felt «iro that ISast had at parent to the throne, had a final commission, said. It Is hoped Likened to Lennon’s "If you were named, you one-woman show. Six years ago trol." by April 18. construction will start toward afternoon over northern sections dear "his administration wUl private, noon-2 p.m„ and 4 p.m. didn’t work; it was as simple as they moved to New York, and Associated Prem Writer taart 16 of the mtoslng 17 points swim on a Sydney beach before Auto Industry scientists are He would not say what relief with clearing weather forecast LONDON (AP) — A defenae t p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- tor his vulnerable notrump the family left and was asked Stock Market the end of April. not act." that," she says. she did stage work while he WASHINGTON (AP )— Spon- lees cautious. will be sought or discuss any The shopping area ■will con­ for all sections by late tonight. Slip-rcsislani aftomey argues that if Beatle e p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. sore of a march for ^ "Oxides of nitrogen at very other details of the action, say­ NEW YORK (AP) — The sole and hed She is reluctwt to talk about prepare da film, “Slaves," stock market moved ahead nar­ sist of one large store contain­ The forecast for Friday is fair John Lennon’s erotic litho­ Pediatrics: Parents allowed those years, but she does com- which was p ro d u ct last year, over the CommunisU in Viet- ^ m a ii'a language tow conoentrations are encoura^ ing Nizer would be available in and cooler except for lingering graphs are obscene so are Pablo any time except nooa-2 p.m.; rowly in more active trading ing about 60,000 square feet and ment that she has no regrets; “I Now. like others on the black- nam" estimated today any- ^ ^ gers of the reaction that pro­ New York next Monday to an­ will be surrounded by seven clouds In the northern sections HAMILL'S PRINTERY Picasso's. others, 2 p.m.-S p.m. where from 25.000 to 160.000 per- ^ ^ Greek word which, r ^ W y duces smog; at very high con­ swer such questions. early this afternoon. The question came up Sdf Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., never felt bitter about what ha{>- list, the yare once more em- The Dow Jones average of 30 satellite stores. The prime area of Maine, New Hampshire and pened. I felt that I had been a ployable. sons wfil parade here Saturtey. «>at West had the ten translated, means "push off." centrations they ere inhibitors Rhodes said the Life story, en­ will be occupied by a super­ Vermont. Custom-Made Wednesday in a court where the 4 p.m.-8 p.m. They said people are coming of that reaction,” said a top titled “The (Jovernor and The industrials at noon was up 1.12 London Art Gallery was ac­ Intensive Care and Coronary part of history, and that made "So there is a happy ending finease worked, to 793.16. market. The concept of the RUBBER STAMPS me proud.” after all," she remarked. "I from 43 states tor the march aeep scientist at General Motors. Mobater," brought up the 1970 shopping area has been approv­ cused of indeoeny in exhibiting Care: Immediate family only, . . since East had to use the queen The auto industry says it’s the Senate race and he said' infor­ Gainers continued to ouanum- Her film career had started in don’t feel sorry for ourselves. down Pennsylvania of spades to win the trick. Blast ed by the commission, but final the Lennon works, which depict anytime, limited to five min- ______the Washington Monument ^ ^ unburned hydrocarbons, the mation for the story "came ber losers by about 150 among •Phone 647-1268* him end his wife Toko Ono in ntea. 1936 with "Anthony Adverse," The ones I feel sorry for were construction ■ plana have not which won her the Oscar. She those who' ii^ d n ’V'walt, '^ o for a 2 to 6 p m. rally smelly fumes from gaisoUne, from political interests that I iasues traded on the New York been approved. intimate sex acts. , Bfateraity: Fathers, 11 s.m.< . . Tr*a TnA aawiA mnitTiA an ao4 ruffed the next chib. that are the chief villains. won’t reveal at this time.” Stock Exchange. 12M5 p.m., and S:8S p.m.-8 she recalled the char- had to go Into other lines of It’s the same route an esti­ The developers were to meet The Gallery’s attorney cited a Declarer now entered dummy And the Oaldfornla Health De­ Riiodes, concluding his second Advances ran through motors, _ _ . -a.______a acted ROtfid sheaHa played:nlAVAd * "In Yhathe book work and —n—can never——— return to mated 250,000 antiwar demon­ with the king of diannonds to some time today with Francis current Picasso exhibition p.m.; oUiers, S p.m.-4 p.m., and strators, most of them youths, partment agrees, to a point. term as governor, is barred by aircrafts, metals, chemicals and vriilch includes some highly ex- S:M p-m.-S p.m. the woman was the mistress of films.” tend the king of epadee. E)ast Pltkat, executive director of the took last Nov. 16. "Oontrol of hydrocarbona akme law from seeking re-election. building maierlals with other Is- Housing Authority, concerning pilclt sex but has so far suttered Age Limits: IS In maternity, „ . . . . put i» the ace (it would have will reduce eye trritation, vege­ Hls primary campaign opponent sues mixed. / no poUce interferenoe. IS in other areas, no limit in ^ d ^ Wm no good to duck since the high-rise housing project for a rnmtaiy rictorjMs sp«^r^ discarded a tation damage, and ozone and for tile Republican Senate nomi- steel issues remained mixed, the elderly to be constructed In 7l!!nW ANDCOLD WEATHER lEtimns Showing one Picasso picture self-service. aerosol formeitlan; and the nation is Rep. Robert Taft Jr., despite the fact amne other ma- PttMidied DsUy Except .Sundays to a detective, the lawyer diamend). South ruffed, enter- greater the deg;ree of hydrocar­ the renewal area. Oart M c ln ^ of t ^ n g a w ^ , ^ with the ace of dia- R-Ohio. Jor producers /followed Republ­ The contract for the project, d u e t o t h e sad Holidays at .18 Bissell Street asked: "Tou didn’t regard It as The administration reminds Maxine Cheshire’s bon control, the greater the re­ The Life story questioned ic’s increase Monday in prices Vaacbester, Conn. (0G040> obscene?” visitors that with construction ' r n o a ie end discarded a dla- which will be financed by the Telephone SlS-2711 duction of the smog products.” Rhodes’ use of campaign funds, of steel b a ^ and other products. “Within the meaning of the under way, paridng space Is ">«*d on the Jack of federal government, was sign­ Seoond Class Postage Paid at ai Council of Christian Church­ But the same report also says said he was forced to pay Republic/is up % at 36'%, U.S. Hsuicbester. Conn. ____ Obscene PubUcattons Act, no,” limited. Visitors are asked tn The rert was easy. that in sufficient quantities ni­ Steel to^changed at 38%, Arm- ed by Alco last September and SUBSCRIPTION RATES bear with the Itespital while the Washington Whirl es. Daily Question $100,000 in back income taxes the project was put out to bid. Payable in Advance __ the detective replied. trogen dioxide—one of the oxg- co Is^Siead % at 26%, and Beth­ The case was adjourned to paridng problem exiats. Listed among the backers are As dealer, you hold: Spades, and penalties, and noted that However, the Department of By MAXINE CHE8HIBE when JacqueHne Onassis’s por­ idea of nitrogen—"can be inju­ lehem is off % to 28%. if a BiiDUia ...... 16.60 Atiril 27. Gov. Lester Maddox of Georgia; 5; Hearts, A-K-Q-J4-; Dla- Rhodes had commuted the Housing and Urban De­ ntree Months ...... 7.80 The Washington Post trait is unveiled. Sens. Strom ’Thurmond, R-S.C., rious to health, damage vegeta­ first-degree murdier con-vlcUon monds, Q-7-5-S; Clubs, S-4. tion, and Impc^ an undesirable velopment did not sign the con- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: WASHINGTON — Stephen He’s one of her favorites. and Barry Goldwator, R-Arlz.; What do you say of Toledo mobater tr'act until February. The time She took Aristotle Onaasis to Rep. Mendel Rivers, D-S.C., .color to the atmosphere." “Yonnle” Llcavoll to Police Captain Retires Robert Hall reduces Peter S. Alosky, 97 Norman St.; Birmingham, the society chroiv Answer: Bid four hearts im- lapse is now making it neces­ the hotel several weeks ago to chairman of the powerful House lULIANO'S WILL Dr. Agatha Magnus, a South­ Anael A$nold, East Hartford; idler who wrote about "Our ern California biologist and in­ gree. HAMDEN (AP) — Captain Al- sary for Alco to put the proj­ Bernard F. 'Bantle, East Hart- Crowd" and "The RigM Peo- hear Short run through hU rep- Armed Services Oommlttee; Rhodes commuted Shop Pinehurst Today — BE CLOSED TILL ventor, contends too much time i669 but *>ert H. Pethick, head of the Con- ect out for reblddlng. ford; Daikel J. Barrett, Hamp- pie", has iui idea for a book ertoire. and George C. Wallace, former [3»4i90>ers. In addition, CaUf, the federial government article.” NEW SPRING COATS in a taxi in CaUtotrnia the last Dr. Meintiro has talked of the Smith, 9 Robin Rd.; Howard M. ing a Paris Review alunruia and is cutting down and selling Rhodes said Ufe made 21 er­ AI8 O: Prospect Ave. and Kane Street, Smith, Emily Rd., Rockville: a Kennedy insider—got hours of time the administration was in march on Ms radio program, THE rors on the subject of his fi­ West Hartford . . . Open Dally 10 to 10 residenoe in San Clemente. In a flyer, the sponsors said smog-damaged trees on 1,010 Also, Nancy E. Smith, 15 tapes recorded before Mrs. acres near this recreatiem lake’s nances and Income tax and that Knox St.; Mrs. Florence R. Longworth’s relatives dlsauad- The phony cabbie presented “ the hiiqxles and the radicals, SECRET Nizer has a document from the^ Klein his miasiiv golf stick end the liberals and the leftists" VILLA west shore. Spooner, 30 Eva D r.; Robert D. ed her from further coopera- OF About two million board feet In tern al Re-venue Service Stefanlak, Blnfleld; Carolyn A. tion. a croas-oountry mileage "bill" have been to Wasiilngton time "shovrtng that I did not pay one tor sometWig; slightly over and Ume again. SANTA of Umber is expected to be sal­ Vermeil, Blast Haiitord; Mrs. Jean’s book was to be Ulus- vaged. The trees —m o s 11 y cent of penalty on my taxes." Aileen S. Wagner, 78 Birch St. trated with pictures already $9,000 "inchuiing tip." Saturday’s march, they said, MARIA U W N ' N BIRTHS MONDAY: A son to taken by playwright Arthur Mll- Ginger Saveli, one of the two is an opportunity for "the Oute- VITTORIA REGULARLY 17.99 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hager, 460 ler’s wife, Inga Norath. women asslstanta on Klein’s Han people who beUeve fiiat with ANNA MAONAia comp, value 21.99 Woodbridge St. That aborted project, which staff, gave the party at her they must stand and give FOODS AMERICAN BEAUTY apartment and brought togeth expression to their strong oppo- MDN. Thru FBI. CONNECnCUT SALVAGE CO., INC. G A I ^ D E N BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A was published finally as a •18 (XHJIBBOOK BD. AT 7:«0, t i U daughter to Mr. and Mrs. magazirte article in the old such odd friends as Bhsenhower sltlon to the enemies of the Charles Noll. West WlUlngton; a Saturday Evening Post, __Press Secretary Jim Hagerty, country, Communlam and any GLASTONBUBY SATURDAY AT 540 HILLIARD ST. (ear. Adami) EACH 53 PIECE DINNERWARE SET CONTAINS: to HEW Secretary Bob Finch and compromises with it" to go to 2:S», *U», 7:15, O ia MANCHESTER. CONN. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wll- stimulate Mrs. Longworth Phent 54f-77$2 SUPPLIES Uam Nevlns, 16 Bdgerton St.; a buy a tape recorder of her the President’s special counsel, Washington. One flyer also men­ 8 Dinner Plates, 8 Soup, 8 Bread and Butter, 8 Cups, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ger- own, and she has been talktrg Murray Chotiner. tions freedom of choice on the CLOSED FOR SUNDAY AT part of famlUes tor their chil­ 2:««, 4tW, f:4«^ • ( • • HI, NEIGHBOR! ot HIng's Suvingsl 8 Saucers, 8 Dessert, 1 Meat Platter, 1 Deep Veg. Dish, aW^bleigh, Elm HiU Rd., Ver- happily away to her self ever The President called in at non; a daughter to Mr. and ance. mid - evening, and everyone dren’s education. VAOA'nON business has been pretty 1 Sugar and Cover, 1 Creamer. Mrs Charles Barrera, 362 Ver- Someone in the family peir- thought at first It was another NEXT: good recently, so I’m writing non St. suaded Mrs. Longworth that her gag. WILL BEOPEN WED. Exdnalve Showing this td in a Chinex restaurant DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; words preserved were money In gut the chief executive wasn’t Physicians Blame Grief I ' while enjoying the |1.23 lunch­ while APBIL IKIH ONLY 99c Mrs. Florence S. Sentlff, 22 the bank for the inheritance of kidding around. He said LONDON ~ An unusually high "MWS^H" eon special instead of my usual Golden Vigoro South St.. Rockville; Philip E. her adored granddaughter, Jo- "happy" and "birthday,” but coronary death rate among mld- 99 cent one. Abo, statistics For Each Stamp—$24.75 FOR COMPLETE SET Stearns, 95 W. Middle Tpke.; anna Sturm somewhere in between he had a dje-aged widowers suggests to show that ads written in Chinese Extra Rich Lawn Weeder & Feeder $ they Henry T. Dickinson, East Long- If Birmingham hopes to get oouple of serious' messages to ‘‘ a group of Britlrfi researchers restaurants outpull those written YOU SAVE OVER 25% (over open stock prices) meadow, Mass,, Orvis E. Lam- Mrs. Lengworth „ to cooperate, J communicate to hla commu- that grief may be an "aggra­ in Italian restaurants by bert 22 Gardner St. ; Mrs. Mary he may as well be forewarned nicatlons advisor. vating or precipitating factor in M. Arcand, 136 Campfleld Rd.; that "the right people” to 26.2%, outpull aib GENUINE coronary thrombosis.’’ written in Greek res-1 last Mrs. Sarah Hancock, East^ Hart­ ■ know in thla case are probably A report from the Tavistock taurants by 34.9% and ford; Mrs. Walter Scadden, 25 her Alsop cousins, Stewart and Rockville Institute of Human Relafions SHOWN AT: 1:20 A 9ri» Oourtland St. Joe. said coronaries accounted for ^outpull McDonald’s _ Also, Heidi L. Prince, 4 Hayes They wielded a lot of influ­ Hospital Notes 77 of 213 deaths in a group of hamburger stands by 1065% (Since they have no liquor IRONSTONE Dr., Rockville; Todd Sperry. ence the last time. men 65 or older whose wives “BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!” license they’re at a distinct disadvanU^). Some day I’m Your Choice of ^ Lovely Patterns Nathan Hale Rd., South Cov­ visiting boors are 12:30 to 8 had died less than six months thinking of opening a combination Chinese restaurant and entry: Debra L. Fornl, 43 Holl CBS camera crews will be fol­ p.m. in all areas except ma­ earlier. ad agency. St.; Eric A. Van CTeef, Hillsdale lowing Julie Eisenhower around Bereavement was Implicated I’d better get down to business before some crass, com- Dr., Ellington; JamesB. Nasalff the upstairs of the White House ternity where they are 2to 4 as a causal factor by the physi­ With each $2.50 purchase you may buy one 99c Din- Willlmantlc; Thomas P. Mella, this Saturday. merdal, money-grabbing ilave-driver (my wife) notices Aat f « and •:34 to B p.m. cians, who said the widowers’ Box Mt. Dr., Vernon. The President’s younger mortality figures were 67 per I’m loafing. She always says we need the money. Here’s nerware Savings Stamp. Paste the stamp in folder. Also. Mrs. Eleanor Weatgate, daughter is going to take tele­ Admitted Tuesday: James Mc­ cent above the expected rate for a partial list of what we’re foisting on the unwary public 81 Elsie Dr.; Lawrence M. vision viewers on one of those Gowan, Ward St., Rockville; married men of the same age. this week: MISSES’AND JUNIOR SIZES When you have saved 25 stamps fum in completed Smith, 66 Hawthorne St.; David inside tours of the family quar- Deborah Pfeifer, Terrace Dr., Westinghouse Elec. Blankets Lane Cedar Chests folder for 53 piece dinnerware set. A. Provencher, 60 Bissell St.; ters ' which tourists never get to Rockville; Carrel Reed, Park touMaJOiNM-F [>^tsCAR0L®D [ii« Typewriten Blankets & Towels Mrs. Anna Y. Roman, 385 W. St., Rockville; Richard Kennl- been left out of Scott’s Clout Elec. Broilers Unlimited variety of solids, checks, fancies, diagonals... Center St.; Mrs. Mary C. Dun­ The color exclusive is sched- gon, Vernon Ave„ RockvlUe; 2 JOt8PHl.LCVINIMimilTS Louvre and Bifold Doors Cameras lop, 101 Hamlin St.; Mrs. Ger­ uled for May showing. Norman OUbert, Stafford ( TMI Lewis OILMflTmUl OP . Living Room Sofas & Chairs Binoculars Shop Pinehursf Every Day For aldine C. Reglnl, 44 Hawthorne The tour wtU be similar to Springe; BMward Masker, Hatch Groceries single and double-breasted... mini and regular lengths... all St.; Mrs. Merle T. Steane, 2270 ones she gave selected smaU Hill Rd., Vernon; Priscilla Den- ' THB ? Norquist Bridge Table 8t Chairs FRESHER GROUND MEATS Ellington Rd., Wapplng; Mr'?. groups of tourists last summer, ,on, Olson Dr„ Rockville; Dean f ADVENTURIRS Pfaft Sewing Machines TV Sets PENOBSCXIT FRESH CHICKENS Jane H. O’Grady. Glastonbury; when she showed them such gtreeter, Windemere Ave., Rock- PANAMSlON'-OOtOa' Ih I Bird Food -----Pool------Tables the wanted colors, all price smashed.. .sizes 8 to 16, 5 to 11. FASTER CHECK-OUT and Richard W. Jarvis, 2315 Elling­ secrots aa the hidden door in the ylUe; Donna Lamneck, Village A PARAMOUNT FCTUne Plus Appliances, Carpeting, Stereos, Tileboard and loti BETTER ALL-AROUND SERVICE, ton Rd„ Wapplng. paneUng of the queen’s bed- gt., Rockville, and Beatrice I can’t even think of. Remember, you can t go wrong at Also, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Cole­ room, the straw mattress on Smith, Orchard 8t„ Rockville. the Glorious Emporium, 'cause we sell with a no-hyd-time n i l s WEEK’S FEATURES: man, 20 Kensington St.; Mrs. Lincoln’s bed and the hideaway Discharged Tuesday; Bernice Ootden CaUf. CARROTS 10c money bade guarantee. Come and browse in our no-pressiue Virginia I. White, 24 Saulters study where her father works. Krsysslg, Pork West, Rockville; atmosphere; the coffee is hot, free and delirious and Ae Grade A Maine POTATOES 10 Lb. Bag 4»c Rd.; Neana N. Neptune, 160 One thing President Nixon Joseph Kwasnlckl, West WllUng- DANCE e^T. 1940 nalivef are friendly. Bring your wife, your kids, your The Finest Iceberg LETTUCE 29c School St.; Maureen McKeever, won’t be working on in that ton; Erwin Kluck, Fox Hill Dr., moAer-in-law and your wallet—we’ll really be glad to see U.8. Choice CUBE STEAKS $1.39 Lb. Mohlgan Lake, N.Y.; Deborah hideaway study, according to RockvlUe, Torvnld Bertlnuson, ‘TH E BRIT€H MILESTONE BAND” A. Cross, East Hartford. Wh.te-House sources, is a com- Melrose; Unda Messier, East you. SIBLOUimp BOAST BEEF, Whole 15 Lb. Remember our exhausting hours, Fridays 10 to 9 and Pac^jr Cut Lb. 96C Also, Mrs. Marie Ann Charest, mencement address to give to Hartford; Harrison Larrabee, Main St., Rt. 30, Vernon; Mrs. Julie and her graduating class­ Saturdays 10 to 5. We test a lot. Oven Beady Cute SIRLOIN TIP BOASTS Pinnacle Rd., Ellington; Nora Cora M. McCloud, Blast Hart­ mates at Smith College. Fortin, Orove St., RockvUls; Saturday, April 4 Any Weight Lb. SLU ford; Mrs. Martha M. Robarge, The chief executive reported­ James Rock, Crystal Lake lUL, 147 Hilliard St.; Mrs. David ly declined on Invitation to RockvUls James Gates, SooU ADMISSION $1.00 Open Thurs. and Fri. tUl Nine Burgess and daiighter, 122 Wal­ speak. Dr. Vernon; Jerry LaJols, Vsr- nut St.; Mrs. Brian HiUebrecht Instead of having the Oarlyls non Ave., RockvUls; ErioPUrce, SOUTH WINDSOR FARMINGTON and son, Staltord Springs; Mrs. Hotri’s Bobby Short play and Birch Rd„ RockvUls; Mrs. . BUnONBALL SCHOOL AT RT. 177 (PLAINVILLE AVB.) Pinehursf Grocery, Inc. Blugene Danielson and daughter. SiSS T> fl niractlom: We’re hard to find near the comer o( ROUTE 5 sfng tor the Duke and Duchess Cecils Benedict and son, Dunn

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.'CONN„ THURSDAY, A1»RIl '2 , 1970 PAGE FOGB M ANdHEtoR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AI»RIL 2, 1970 PAGE n V B Hehron will be announced next Thurs­ don’t mean just someone who is will be held A|)rii 18 at 7:80 Nixon Would day—will probably set a record Bolton ConserVatiouists Unhappy qualified or succesitful In busi­ Vernon p.m. Police Log for the year. ness. It would have been much A state of offloers will be sub- St. Peter’s South Vietnamese headquar- better if it had been some mi tted for approval of the mem­ E xp an d A id tens reported 396 government Litter Drive Over Russell Appointment known, proven type of envlron- Fish d u b bership. Following the bualneM W. G. GLENNEY CO. ARRESTS troops IdUed in action last wee|c, mentallM.” meeting the school wtU be open Patrick LeToumenu, 18, of HI THERE HAEY! comfMired to 890 the week be­ Hr STAN BENJAMIN ; Sets Supper tional Resources OouncU o f Lloyd ’Tupldng, Washington Sets M eeting to give patents an opportunity . 183 Brookfield St., charged yes­ To Veterans fore. The two (alUed com m ands Scheduled Ajwoolmted PreM Writer America, put it: Hickel ”ls representative of the Sierra to visit their child’s room and terday on a 12Ui Circuit Court ctaJmed 2,188 North Vieinamese doing a bell of a lot better than talk with the teachers. MAyw warrant with theft from a per- (Continuod from Page One) WABHINaTON (AP) — Ocm- Club, said he didn’t know any­ r On Saturday and Viet Cong soldiers deed, 168 people thought he would.” .The annual pre-season meet­ Frank McOoy, Superintendent •on in connection with the theft For April 12 ■orvationista have expressed thing about RusseU except Currently 7 per cent of the pa- less than the previous week. ing of the Polish American Clti- Raymond Ranvsdel and Miss * 8 t Peter’s Episoopol Church of a handbag from a woman iUMppointinent at President Russell, now deputy director ‘what I’ve seen in the papers.” In the bigg^ acUon reported Edith Oasatl, chairman of the Bhopper In the Pumtll PI.. VA hospitals and 9 pef ^ U.S.‘armored and to remind people to But some who were suspicious perienced environmentalist in executive position with the Gan­ tion is ibeing formed at the new 1 day with failure to pass to the skills.” immese conflict to the entirety refrain from littering, then admit now, as Joseph W. for wom en and 30-34 years fo r to' a.m. service. left of a parked vehicle. Polloe the job, its in that undersecre­ nett group, of which the Times Center Rooid School. The initial For information on the anti- JOHN'S FLOOR COVERING, Inc. Penfold, chairman of the Na­ men, the registrar general said K ^ Saturday’s rehearsal will last said she was headed west on In the Viet fightings, the of the penlnsiila.” tary s’ job at Interior. And I is a member. meetiiig and miemberahlp drive pollution project, contact Louis in a summary. to aibout one hour, and if School St., failed to see a car North Vietnamese - Viet Cong In Washington, Deputy White Morgan at the high school dur­ 254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. This week’s ^ tranqwrtaiUon is a problem, parked at the curb, and struck "high point” dropped off by House “Press Secretory Gerald to contact either Greenhalgh or about 60 per cent, but a fresh L. Wlarren made clear that the ing school hours. best buys; lit in the left rear, doing minor RHONE 643-9479 R ay Plche. dam'age to both cars. Court upsurge of fighting reported to­ U.S. government had not been School Menu Paint It! to Any children who have not dalte April 20. day sent U.S. casualties rising consulted. The Soviet Union has The menu for next week is; OPEN MONDAY TTIBU FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 8 PJW. — THURSDAYS 9 AJM. • 9 PJkl. Deacon’s Bench to yet brought in their Blaster toward a high for 'the year. already brushed aside a propos- Monday, tomato soup, peanut Toy Chest. Reg. 31.60. Stain It! « 2 8 J 5 to plonta for Ihe Newington Crip- OOMPLAINT8 Eighteen more Americans al from Britain for consultations butter and Jelly sandwich, car- to pied Children's Hospital may on the situation in Laos, end rot and celery sticks, brownies; Breaks into two McNoll St. were reported killed and 138 Antique It ** so on this Sunday at the^lO neither North Vietnam nor Red Tuesday, baked meat loaf, 4-Drawer Chest. z service atatlans, Libby’s Chev­ wounded in more than half a R eg. 138.60. to a.m. service. China have shown any interest mashed potatoes, buttered corn, Woodgi^ln Itl » 3 4 A 5 ron and McNoll St. Sunoco, dozen ground fights, the loss of Bake Sale in peace talks other than the bread and butter, fruit cup; In the next 100 years • •• were reported by police early three helicopters and 66 rocket »' The Hebron Congregational daadlocked Paris negotiations Wedn-esday, sloppy Joe on roll, today. B ^ breaks were discov­ and mortar attacks. ^ Church Sunday School Is spon-. which Hanoi is attending. buttered green teans, tossed ered shortly after 1 a.m. during Twice as many rocket and to soring a bake sale Saturday at salad, gingerbread and top­ routine paitrols. Police said that mortar attacks had been report ping; Thursday, tuna salad, po­ CARRIAGE HOUSE *' Barker's in WUllmantlc. iloy H9W b»auty undartoot in both initances door glass was ed in the previous 24 hours, the to The sale will start at approxi- tato sticks, pickled beets, pine­ , plua atep-aavlng aaae with broken to gain entrance and largest number in eight months. Coventry You won't drive a car. r mately 10:00 a.m. and all pro­ apple crisp and topping; FM- that cigarette machines and EVER-TEX to ceeds w ill go towards the Sun- But despite the drop, a spokes­ day, baked macaroni and iB ojuJtiqiJU L oofn boxes were rifled. The man for the U.S. Command said Police Issue cheese, buttered peas, lettuce VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE ^ day School. eonount of the losses could not - Nursery School enemy activity was still at a and itomaito salad, bread and It w ill drive itself. • Clear-through colors can't wear off. be determined immediolteiy, po­ high level. March Report butter, sherbet. OFFERS Plans are under way for the • - , _ Smooth, dense lice siald. Battlefield communiques re­ surface blocks dirt. Your floor stays * opening of a nursefry school next The Coventry police depart­ Bulletin Board We’ve seen a lot of changes in personal transportation since , giving priority to Hebron ported 01 Americans, 101 South The Bolton Athletic Associa­ first-day fresh for years. 10 DAYS ONLY Five windows art the Oitord ment had a busy month in we opened our doors 100 years ago. But the best is yet to come. 12x12 Vinyl Asbestos * residents and m'Cmbers of St. Vietnamese and 862 North Viet­ tion will meet tonight at 7:30 at • Resilient, restful — provides under­ Village School were smashed ______, MJarch, according to a report of foot comfort and soundrabsorbing to George’s Church in Bolton. namese and Viet Ck>ng troops St. George’s Episcopal Church Marbleized 'Tile Tuesday^ early yesterday, po- jtined in the past 48 hours. The activlrtl:B released today by for its annual meeting and elec­ A Wig Style For Everyone! Before too long, we’ll be riding to work in automatic cars . . . quiat. 12>/2C sq. ft. ^ AppUcatiorw are being accept- » ed now for the school which will _____ American dead Included a brig- CWef Gordon Smith. tion of officers. COMPLETE SELECTION OF ACCESSORIES, IRC Per Carton computerized cars that will do all the navigating for us. You’ll be * be held in St. George's Oommu- The Bolton High School ADHESIVES, TOOLS. FREE INSTALLATION ADVICE. 46 sq. fb Mra. TOby Thmarkin of Wara- The department answered 126 able to program your car with a plastic ticket much like a > nity Hall. house Point complained to polloe Vietnam war. complaints; referred 18 calls to Drama Club will present two For further informetion, con- plays tonight and tomorrow at yeaterday morning that she ^ ® ^ ® the dog warden; investlgfated 17 credit card. In fact, a test ear is already in operation that Tranatorm dull walla Into aya-catching beauty with *■ tact Mrs. Raymond AUain of 8 in the Elementary School Hall. 'fa ir struck a pot hole about two feet ®^®'‘ Americans and 264 axxddenbs; made three arrests $or.oo The plays are “Sorry, Wrong automatically responds to magnets imbedded in the roadway. r* Walnut Dr. or Mrs. David in dtameter and a foot deep on Vietnamese were report- involving accidents; found two * Doremus of Willow Dr. V persons reported missing; gave Number” and “The Uugly Duck­ BuoklazK] St., causing her to ®*^ wounded, ling.” Choice Another likely type of transportation in the 21st Century is the to Library CloMd blow a Ure and bend the right allied commands refer to assistance to other area de- The Douglas Library will be any steep Increase in enemy at­ partanente on 26 ocoastons, and front wheel. Manchester Evening Herald A road-rail car. You’ll ride in it as it travels automatically along * closed the evening of April 8 tacks as "high points.” These made 48 m otor vehicle arrests an electrified rail. When you arrive at your destination, you’ll BRICK Z because of a trustees’ meeting, may last for several- days or ter­ other than ihoee involving ac­ Bolton Spring Correspondent 1. Includes cutting & styling. to However, regular afternoon Firm Changes Name minate in a day. The high points cidents. Cathy D’ lta lia , tel. 049-6009. simply drive off the track and have your car free for local travel. K hours will be observed. Also, m ade 10 twuse ch eck s; Here’s real magic you cam are cUatinot from an enem y o f­ to .Manchester Evening Herald MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Ray­ fensive, wh’jch may last months. answered four fire calls; tound creole yourself Instonitiy. Just to Hebron Correspondent, Anne 2. Can be brushed straight or What’s important to us is that when you buy a new car, either spread on maeUc and apply individual bricks % thick are mond Engineering, Inc., will be Meanwhile, the U.S. (Com­ 10 buildings open; made seven Ugbt in weight so they need no foundation or extra siq^xirt. 4 to Em t, tel. 228-3971. listed on the American Stock mand reported that 79 Ameri'- criminal arrests; investigated 28 curly. tomorrow or in the future, you’ll turn to us for help in financing.^ antiqued patterns plus fieldskone. Z brick is not a cemmic orf exchange as Raymond Pre­ oane w ere killed in aettonr in misoeltaneauB Inctdente; 12 lG SALE NOW We’d like to be a part of your future. plastic. It’s rugged virtually Indestruotable and It’s (fireproof. cision Industries. In announcing Vietnam last week, the lowest breaks and issued 20 motor ve­ IN PROGRESS Murder, Suicide the name change Wednesday, ' weekly tod in two monthsL But it hicle warningB. 3. A washable wig that's aaiy P DGOorate a 4x6 a n a fo r; company officials said the com­ was cl'car from the casualttes This past month the depart­ We’ve been thinking about the future for 100 years. ARTHUR DRUG to care for. *16.20 Ruled in Deaths pany’s trading symbol, REA, reported in the past two days ment did not have to refer any­ / will not be changed. that this week's total—which one to juvenite authoriiUes. Qrld-Mount O f Senator’s K in 4. Never needs setting. LIGHTING FIXTURE “ ENID, Okie. (AP) The Spsdally mads for sinpandod deaths of the father and step­ calling ayatama mother of Mrs. Birch Bayh, 5. Made of 100% Kanekalon® Attaches directly to celling grid; wlta of Indiana’s Democratic provides easily Installed fluorescent senator, were ruled murder and 6. Available in 29 colors. lighting at low cost. Full-width re­ suicide after they were fkaund fa­ flectors and scientifically spaced tubes for uniform, glare-free com­ tally shot in their home. fort. Adjusts to three fixture levels, State Medical Examiner Dr. from 3”. fiqitoa saja JamM Luke said Delbert Hem, •THE SH AG " Only ^ 1 3 .9 0 60, and his wife Patricia, 38, OUR GREATEST died of single bullet wroiBida in the head. Sure beats feeling sorry — so beautiful, too! The bodies were discovered Wednesday by an apartment ORNAMENTAL tenant who had come to pay his rent. Authorities said the Herns The greatest collection of wigs IRON RAILING had been dead since Tuesday night. SPRING assembled in Manchester is • Handsomest way to safe­ Hem was a northern Oklaho­ guard stairways ma farmer whose daughter • Easy 1-2-3 installation, graduated from Enid High here at the Carriage House no drilling School end attended Oklahoma State University. She married W ig Boutique! We are sure to 4 Ft. Section Sen. Bayh In 1962. Reg. $6.40. Police said the shootings ap­ SHOE have a style and color for parently occured after the cou­ ple ftnlahed dinner. “There was everyone. Our hundreds and the living room of the home,” hundreds of satisfied custom-, R rifalt n it eiinafilna rnti attimu ninnm Mrs, Hem’s body was lying im t r i m ers, is your guarantee of com­

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PAOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 . ■■■ — i ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHtarrEK, CONn ., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 PAOB gBVBN I: s sure just why they are joining forces Mercury Contamination? County Officials Tech Collegeg lion request would be used to with one another. relooate Hartford's Stole Tech­ Connecticut Yankee Take Ride On Building Plans nical CoUege to the campus cf £ttpttitt0 ifproli) ’Hiere is no diffusion of effort, or con­ Canada Bans Sale, Export Oreater Hartford Regional Com­ fusion of result. The crusader runs no munity College. By A .H .O . Future’s M TA T o Be Refviewed The building program also In- Dr, Robert E, Paul IN­ danger of saving landlocked Sunflsh or mc ohides the following recommend­ CHIROPHACmC FHT0OC1AM IS BI U Streat Of Erie’s Perch, Pickerel HAR’TFORD, Oonn. (AP) — __ Miulcheater. Cnnn creating incidental benefits for alewlves. It' is becoming IncreaMiigly anxious to censure anybody NEW YORK (AP) — The Met- ed allocations; TOOUAS F. FERGUSON ANNOUNCES THE GPENINa OF HiS OV*TCE FOR apparent that Oonnectlcut Dem.- and sverybotfy who aver daiad Plans for a $28.2 mlUlon, 6-year $8.4 million to W oterbury Stale WALTER IL FERGUSON He is under no necessity to involve him­ flMrtty took WestolMSter County _ PubIWien ocrats are not going to gat out think, talk or vote oensure butidtaig program fur the state's Tech for a oomMnaUon gymna- ______Founded October 1, 18S1 self in any of the pious Infinitudes of the offlclalB for an April Fool’s Day THE FRACrniC» 0!F CSERGIRJUTTBO of their dUemma over Senator eg^Unst tMs man, who M O m five technical ooMeges now face Ston-audHortum, rtaasrooms, la- ride Wednesday on shiny, silver, PuM M ^ Brery Evening Except Sundaya ecological movement. If he helps accom­ with such nobUtty. revisw by the Btato Btilding bdpatorieo and 'administrative AT •ad aoUdaya. Entered at The Poet Offloa at Tom DoAl without paying a “ >'““ cted to Lake Erie and air-conditioned cani the MTA jlitodSeeter, Conn., aa B e o ^ Claaa MaU PianMiig Commission before oM oes. 81 MH)E»jB TURNPIKE, WEST plish this particular mission, he won’t be heavy pnee. Such reactions occur hatide saU it plans to order for use on enough Demoorallo breasts to they become port of the gov­ $2.1 mfillan to New Haven placed on tap as a sucker tor saving A laiYe part ct the price will the New Ha’ven, Hariem and / MANCHESTER, OONN. srascHipnoN rates have to be paid In flie party's give the Senator put of a fer­ ernor's budget message to the Aiwa State Tech for classrooms, Payable in Adveuice something else tomorrow. He is for the Hudson divisions of the Pom next General Assembly. One Year ...... S30.00 own Internal agony. vent 19T0 foHowlng. fme-k ^ queRtloii B,Tt uii- Centml. library, cafeteria and a gym­ 8L- Hontha ...... 1S.60 striper, period. ’The Committee itself is Ihe remainder of the price He gets another segment of Tlte State Board of Educotton nasium. ' TOree Months ...... 7.80 the ban Tuesday and al^°l^d but* a'check" c^ l ^ demonstration cars were approved the plans Wednesday. $3.8 million to Norwalk State ______One Month ...... 3.S0 for the striper, period, which is what may be loss not only of a seat Democrats who, although under in the United States Senate, but no particular Uluricns about the all commercial perch and pick- borrowed from the Long Island The board of education acts Tech tor a learning center, OFFICE HOURS TBUDPHONB MEMREIR ' OF that ”ad hoc” means. You save the num, almost seem to Qnd Ms erel oatcliss w ^ he seUed his “ RaHroad. wMch the MTA ai- as a board of trustees for the classnooms end other fadUties. TUBS. THURS., SAT. __ .THE ASSOCIATED PRESS loaa of the Ctovernor’s chair at O M T w t K t n Ohtarto’rm i^.r™ “ mercury content of 1.86 paadyready nina.rum . ...Th* Asstwlated Press Is exclusively en- striper, and that’s the end of It. Hartford. troubles and mistakes atlmu- oeorge , untanqe ministry part, million, considerably state’s technical colleges, wMch $2.6 m illion to Thames VaHey BY APPOINTMENT J p the uae of republlcatton of all MTA Chairman WllUam J. are located In Hartford, Water- State Tech for an athletic field, news dlsMtches credited to It or not other­ If anyone finds any other one-shot cru­ There has probably been only bating their loyalty to Mm, as mhigher than the maximum eafe- wise credited In this paper and also the one way In which the party a certain mayor of Boston was Ronan,' host on the ride, toM bury. New Haven, Norwalk and improved parking, eMaigsd ad- n ^ s published here, sades in which anyone can enroll on sim­ ‘y o' •“ per million guests and newsmen that plans the Thames Valley. mlntetratton offiots end new la- rights of republlcatlon of special die- might have encaped such agony once k>veid and reeleoted. ‘>y Canadian food and drug Organist patoriM nerein are also reserved. ilar terms and conditions, let the world and such risk. And he has lasting loyally, would l)Bve to freeze them until authoritlee * had been drawn up tor immedi­ Nearly half o f the $23.2 m il­ boratories. tests for mercury ate Improvements In servloe Herald Printing Company Inc., a»* know. That would have been for the deservecUy, from that eoctramiat levels could Because of a lack of precise Clifton Goodale, owner of the no financial responsibility for lypo- be carried out. and operating efficiency on the Senator Mmself to have retired minority which exists only to knowledge about mercury con-- Keyboard Studio of Vernon, will l^jM oal errors appearing In advertise­ Authorities said samples Hailiem, Hudson and New Ha­ ments and other reading matter in The from the race. This column has find a Communist plot some­ tamtnatlon, estimates of a safe ven divisions of the Penn Cen­ be the organist for the second Manchester Evening H e r^ thought, since the beginning of where in every pubUc tssuei. pickerel tsdeen from the annual Miss Manchester Pag­ “We Live In A Country Where—** lake mercury content vary. The tral. Angeles Tlmes-Washln;- hds trouble, that this would be Each of these three elements showed serious mercury con- World Health Organization has eant Saturday, April 11, at 8 ton Post News Service. Our seme of values in this country is tamlnatlon. Without waiting for the new Full service dient of N. E. A. Service, Inc going way out of whack. ’This is a tile kindest tiling tor the Senator rallying around the Senator can set a maximum standard of .06 equipment to be built, the MTA p.m. at Bailey Auditorium of _ Ihtbllthers Representatives — Mathews. hdmaelf, as well os for his par­ be described as having a oapac- ’The Ontario W ater Resources Manchester High School. Bhamon Cullen Inc., Special Agencv good time of year to withdraw into our­ parts per million, and Ontario plan calls for: — New York. Chicago. Detrou and Bmton selves, individually, and find out what’s ty- ity to fight passionately, with- OommtBsion said. its officials scientists use a safety level of —Purchase o f 60 passenger Tickets for the pageant are Hartford fid s Instead, the Senator has cho­ out ever giving up, even after were meeting In Washington one part per million. now on sale and may be obtain­ Thursday, April 3 wrong. coaches from other rattroads by We Hve In a land not only where mon­ sen to fight to run. IiwUnc- 1h^ may have lost. ^ ^ potential effect of the the MTA tor lease to Pent Cen­ ed at the House and Hale De­ and tiveily, perhaps inevitably, he It would be our gueM ttiat PolhiUon Control Commission to government’s action la causing partment Store office, at the W o n d e r la n d ey ts king but where it seems to warp all tral and uae on the Hudson and other values. A young basketball wWz is running not os a candldatie they ore not going to have exchange information and poesi- fears among fishermen, fish Harlem divtstons. 7-11 Store, 806 Green R d., or Pina S t “Protective Reaction” named Pistol Pete Maravtdi, fresh out who has some potential apolo­ m-uc h trouble guaranteeing bly take action to control mer- processors and operators of —Renovation end repairing of from any member of the Man- gies to make, but as one who Dodd at leas^ the 20 per cent in cherter Jayoees. FV>r the first time since we halted of Louisdaiia State University, signs a cury (XHitamlnation from the sport tlsMng resorU on Lake virtually aU peasenger stations MSCOWMf rOYLAMD ManehetlirI has been viciously wronged and the convention he neede to go to U.S. side of the lakes. Erie, which has a $4 mllllon-a- on the three divisions. Goodale started his musical bombing: over North Vietnam, back on five year contract fo r $1.9 miUloni, mak­ ing him the highest paid college atldete persecuted by a wide assort­ prim ary. Kerr said he would also ask year fishing Industry. —IhetaUation of oommunlca^ career at the age of eight with Nov. 1, 1968, a United States jet fighter turned pro in the history of our country. ment of vBlains with ignoble And at that point Am party Ontario Premier John Roberta Currently affected are about tions to keep oommutera to- the study of the accorcHan. When be was 13, he began Open Daily Who said he’s worth that kind of money? and dastairdly motives. will appear almost certain to to asrange a conference of gov- ?0 fishermen on Lake St. Clatr formed concerning operatkxis. has engaged and shot down a North Viet­ studying the piano and organ. The pressures of prafesslonal basketball The Senator’s histrionic tal­ have to pay Its high price, one ernors from U.S. states on the end about 160 licensed, boats on —Addition of new aignel nam Jet fighter over North Vietnamese He has attended the Hartford compeUtton have ruined this Ud tor Ufte. ents have always included a way or another, whichever way Oreat lakes, federal officials I-eke Brie that employ an aver- equipment to make two bracks 10 a.m. ta territory. His own values will never be right again, marvelous ' portrayal of the the primary might oonw out. from both countries and the On- of four men a boat In ... the —Bronx reversible tor han­ School of Music and has studied organ with Gordon Steams of What was our armed plane doing over to say nothing of the hundreds of other modest martyr, and to listen to Its situation could become one taiio and Quebec premiers to ------dling a greeter rush-hour load. West Hartford. basketball stars nearly as good, 11 not him in one of his 1970 pertorm- in wMch it can’t win with Mm establish pollution controls. —New track crossovers to be to psin. North Vietnam? It was flying protection Hie eight contestants in the | as flashy, who have just had their values anoes is likely to make anybody or win without him etther. London Mosque tnetalied at four potaubs for Mercury is used In the manu­ Miss Manchester Scholarship for one of the imarmed reconnaissance knocked into a cocked hat. facture of pulp and paper, chlo­ greater operating efficiency, to­ LONDON (AP) — Sir Freder­ Pageant will ride In convert- planes with which we keep watching Last year It was Lew Alolndor, who rine, caustic soda and electrical gether with additional switch ick BIbberd, the London archi­ heaters. ables in a motorcade sponsored North Vietnam for our own military In- signed up with the Milwaukee Bucks lor appliances. Plant life and fish by the Manchester Jaycees Sat­ the then top figure of |1.4 million. ’IMs tect who designed Liverpool’s —New matoitenanoe facSltles can become contaminated If new Roman Oathotic Oathe«hal, urday at 1 :30 p.m . telUgience purposes and, perhaps, as a kind of doHar sign rating seems to at Brewster, car-washing ma- mercury waste escapes into a wlU next try Me hand at a The cavalcade will start at the warning .to Noiith Viietnam thait we could have no end. Remember when a big Today in History chtnea In Grand Central end at river , and birds and animals moequat. Hla deoign fo r a new Army-Navy Club, proceed up league baseball player getting over $80,- Brewster, and improved fly there and drop bombs again any time Today is Thursday, April 2, t o 1940, AmeriooR troops were can be affected by eating con­ Main St., down Center St. and 000 a year was a big shot? center of worriilp for London’s maintenance at Harmon and we wanted, to. the 9^id day of 1970. There u e ixishing Inland on Okinawa after laminated seeds and sproute or Moalems has been selected In North White Plalne. over Broad St. to the Manches­ ’llie top-salaried oorponate executives 273 d a y s left in the year. one of the largest ampMblous even by breathing mercury open competition fimn 62 «n- ter Parkade. Cars In the calval- While doing this, our jet fighter may in the U.S.; like the chairman of LBM landlngB of the Pacifle war. fumes that escape Into the air. cade ■wlU be donated by the or the president ct General Motors or Today’e Highlight In Hletoiy trieo, 41 cf them outside Britain. have felt the North Vietnamese jet fight­ to 1947, form er P a cific Islands Kerr disclosed Thesday that OIbberd’a plan fo r the $1.8-mU- Manchester Automobile Dealers Standard Oil ol New Jersey don’t draw On this date in 1917, President UConn’s Ecology Grant held by Japan under mandatea the Ontario government had or­ Uon building involvea a tw nsto- Association. er was about to behave in an unfriendly down more than 300 grand a year, and Woodrow Wilson asked Cbn- were assigned to the trusteeship dered five pulp and paper mills ry congnegation hall with a 76- STORRS (A!P) — The Unlver- or threatening mtinner, perhaps with a who says they’re worth that? Certainly greae to declare war on Ger­ not the lowly stockholder. of the United States. to stop using mercury processes feet Mgh dome and a 180-feet «lty of Connecticut has received Powder Packs Protein mind to defend North Vietnamese air many, saying "The worid must and that all other m ills In the high minaret rising from a pool, a $146,000 Naticsial Science We Hve In a countiy where the top Oourteey National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. be made Safe tor democracy." Ten Yean Ago province had been told to stop itie alto to the northwest corner Foundation grant to aid in de- LOUISVILIjE, K y.—a recent against our intrusion. pro tennis player is just now getting The United States warned the dlsoharglng mercury into prov- of Regent’s Paric, an area vellng its environmental sci- development in the soybean field For such a situation, we have, during into the big Ume, financiaily speaking BIANCA MARIA SFORZA: On This Date Soviet Union against any at­ Inclai waters by April 16. He Is a MgMy refined soy protein where his counterpart In golf makes In 1792, Congress MtobHsbed famsd for the sbat^ terraced ence program, the Vietnamese war, evolved special By The Milanese Painter, Ambrogio De Predis the U.S. Mint. tempt to invalldaite the West’s said the Ontario governor had houses of the Regency architect, Announcement of the grunt powder that to about 67 per twice his income and now his counter­ rigMs in Berlin by slgMiig a legaMsUc language which makes it possi­ parts in baseball and basketball quad­ In 186S, during the Civil War, asked the governor of'MlcMgan NUab. “I think tMs to Just what came Wednesday from Oon- cent pure protein. It is used to / / / A / separate peace treaty with East enrtch fends end substitute milk ble to explain how action inside or over ruple Ws earnings and yet his equally Confederate President Jefferson to take similar steps. Nash would have Hked,” says gressmen Emilio Daddario and Davis and most of Ms Cabinet Germany. The Canadian department of Othbenl of Ms mosque. WllUam L. St. Onge. products. the territory of another natiem can be of- hard-trained brethren in other, less-pub- Happy, Healthy Weight Watching Families Ucised qxurts barely make a good Uv- fled from Richmond Va. Five Yean Ago ' flctaily labeled a non-offensive action. kig. Inside By Rowland Evans Jr. in 1882, the outlaw, Jeese The United States said It had It doesn’t quite get to be called a de­ We live In a country where men like James, -was shot and killed by a been decided to send thousands member of Ms gang in St. Jo­ fensive action. pitcher Dennis McLain and entertainer m ore U.S. troops to SouQt Vletp Frank Sinatra, both wealthy through the Robert D. Novak seph Mo. nam. The re^ term eme.iges in the follow­ idolatry of their fans, are still worship­ Report In 1932, C baries Lindbergh ing statement, which was the statement ped despite their puMitdy-known Units turned $60,000 over to an uniden­ One Year Ago EXERCISE! tified man In a Bronx, New Former President Dwight D. with gahabUng eyndicates and the un^ NEW YORK — Although ^// with which our briefing officer in Saigon reason for the enigmatic politi­ If, in Ms last hurrah. Rose York, cemetery In the hope Ms sasenfaowrt' WC0 buried hi the derworld. Where a man Uke the aptly some of the vicious anti-organl- cal games Rose has lately been does go with Morgenthau, the 2-Way announoed this tiir action over North named Dizzy Dean, a broken-down hulk kidnapped eon would be re­ chapel cf the EUsenhower Center zaUon, anU-Arthur Goldberg playing, culminating in Morgen- result could be a fatal blow to Vietnam. of a former athlete, is allowed to go turned. in AMlene, Kan. passian will wash away foilow- thau’s bombshell announcement the Democrats, and Rocke-. Bike scot-free for his Ue-up with syndicate "On Saturday, 28 March," said this tng the Democratic party’s on March 26 that he would run feller’s salvation. ’That’s why gambling and likewise so is flashy Joe R o w e r state committee endorsement for Governor in the Democratic Alex Rose, the little man who briefing officer, “a United States F-Y Namath, but a dumb slob Uke McLain yesterday, the success of the primary no matter what hap­ wasn’t there, was the most Im­ aircraft protecting an unarmed recon­ may be ndned for life. Goldberg gubernatorial cam­ pened tMs week at the party’s portant actor at yesterday’s Current Quotes We live In a country where two suo- Herald naissance aircraft engaged and shot paign depends on something state committee meeting. conclave of the Democratic par­ •9.97 cessful lawyers. President Nixon and At­ else: The sphinxlike mood of It is assumed here that Mor­ By THE ASSOCIA'TED PRESS down an attacking North Vietnamese torney-General Mitchell, are unsuccess­ ty. Yesterdays Sturday steel with tenalon Alex Rose, boas of the Liberal genthau has given Rose a hard Aao-21 near Thanhoa, North Vietnam. fully promoting a medioore lawyer tor party. "What goes on in a classroom spring, n^on and dle-oart. pledge to run as the Liberal Is up to the student and the pcrtni assembly. Non-sM|) floor This protective reaction to an enemy the Supreme Court bench and are stub­ Rose can make or break 25 Years Ago party’s nominee tor Governor A Thought for Today teacher. Once you introduce the glidea. #XR-400 bornly persisting In their acticn despite Goldberg. Without the votes of threat is an Inherent right of self- the obvious harmful effects on the no matter how badly he might Sponsored by the Manchester Except-{or a miniature whirl­ power of the state—telling you the Liberal party next Novem­ do in the Democratic primairy. Council of Churches wind that forced cars side­ defense.” court’s prestige where another lawyer, ber, Goldberg would have to be what you can and cannot do— But maximizing the Liberal ways on E. Center St., weather you’ve become Invol'ved in prop­ 'That is the same useful phrase we our own Senator Dodd, despite being dis­ counted a distinct underdog to party’s vote in the November "Whoever would be great is radiant end springlike on aganda.”—John T. Scopes of credited at home and abroad and now a Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, run- have previously called upon to explain election is only one exjdanajtion among you must be your Easter. Tennessee "monkey trial” pathetic political figure, insists on run­ ing for an unprecedented fourth servant. . .” our occaalional forays daitn neutnal Cam­ ning tor office again, to the detriment of tor Rose’s possible refusal to fam e. The Big Wheel four-year term. ’These recorded words of hds political party where F. Liee Bailey, hack Goldberg. ’The other rea­ 10 Years Ago bodia and our bombing in supposedly Jesus have been a beacon tor "A ll U-ving A m ericans are pol­ well-known Boston lawyer, nationally— Rose’s Liberal party i»ever son Is Goldberg himself. many a traveler along the ways luters.’’—Sen. Frank E. Moss, Bike neutral Laos. Under its benign license known laigely through his own unethical once has backed Rockefeller. Last fall, Goldberg unac­ One hundred and ten con­ Moreover, Republican Mayor of God. They have ever been a D-Utah. you really entitle yourself to go as far seeking of publicity, urges defiance of countably failed to seek guid­ tribute blood at twin visit of Exerciser John V. Ldndsay, who owed' hds ance on his 1970 plans from proper correcti've to the alto­ mobile unit. Deluxe 8-bich the law and federal court orders to Ws "The question arises whether as you please In any direction. If we second-term reelection last No­ Rose, kingmaker in the just-fin­ gether too prevalent human de­ Carlyle-Johnson notes 61 client, the Profeseloinal Air ’Traffic Oon- I, as President of the United really wanted to exercise “this protec­ vember directly to Alex Rose, ished mayoral Tace. He went in­ sire tor recognition, for promo­ years of operations In town. trcdlers Association, which has the ef­ States, shall be accorded the Exerciser would Uke nothing better than tion and self-gloritication. Cut o f $97,317 is proposed by •16.97 tive reacticMi to an enem y threat” and fect of ddsruptlrg air flights aJl over the stead to former Gov. Averell same right of choice in naming to retire Rockefeller permanent­ Harriman. 'That meeting not Of course, the person who town counsel and assessor In our "Inherent right of self-defense” we nation. Supreme Court justices which 30% to 50% savings on Gtont 18” rubber Ure wheel, ly In the gubernatorial race this only angered Rose, who has aim s at less than su ccess In Parkade assessments. We live In a country where sit ol year. life is suspect by most of us. has been freely accorded to my stimgp type pedals, real Uke • could, of course, head straight for the big cities and many of the smaller more than his share of vanity, action adjusts to "iqlMl” or 1.88 It would seem only natural, Yet, the question revolves not predecessors of both parties.” Peiping, where some small arms used cities are actually infiltrated by the but also exposed Goldberg to —President Nixon on the nomi­ our 1969 patterns, are “toTrt.” sXR-276 Roll it off with the wheel exerctaer.. then, that Rose, gently pushed silly charges of being a crea­ around the need for worthwhile Caviar Removed by the North Vietnamese may be manu­ gambling, loan shark, and dope ped­ motives and participatlan In nation of Judge G. Harrold etim. trim and tone waiot and back. by Lindsay, ■would steer his ture of the "bosses.” »BW -8 dling rackets where citizens are too life, but about the matter of ul­ BANDAR PAHLAVI, Iran—A Carswell. factured, and to Moscow, whene ship­ Liberal party into the antl- Goldberg compounded that apathetic to rise up and throw out the timate objectives and what it is Japanese Ichthyologist recently and wall to wall carpets Rockefeller camp by nominat­ error by failing to consult Rose "Go get haircuts and I’H dis­ ments of missiles may begin. But al­ bums even though the rackets are we can contribute to the march performed Caesarean sections ing the same ticket headed by a second time, when on March miss the chargee.”—MuMcipal though the warrant we write out for our­ daily eating Into their hard-earned in­ of humanly. OR two sturgeons at the Irani­ Goldberg which the Democrats Court Judge Hugh Keatii^ of El come In many ways where politics and 19 he announced Ms 180-degree it Is the servant image wMch an Fishery Researrii Institute 3-Way Action selves reads as if it could reach that far, , wtU most likely choose in the change of mind and said he Centra, Calif., to three shaggy the Mafia-run rackets are so closely June primary. fires our imagination because here. After the operation the tee's Patterned 9 x 12 all we really want It for is for mattersij Interlocked that many cities, particular­ would nm for Governor after students /accused of lUegal 8~lnch 2"^^heel Instead, Rose Is now serious­ It was wholly characteristic of fish resumed swimming as if ly in New Jersey, New York, lUtnods, all. . Mtchhlking, Pony R id e r within relatively easy reach of our mili­ ly pondering a wholly different Jesus, the greatest person who notiiing hod happened. Massachusetts and Michigan, and not Intimates of Rose say that he scenario: Robert Mor^enthau. ever lived. He lived, as He Normally, caviar is obtained Exerciser tary arm, and the mein significance of is furious over these sins of "This act seems to represent Axminster Rugs excluding Oonnectlcut, are In the grip the former U.S. attorney for the taught, ”to minister and not by kilUng sturgeons that have our now having exercised this right over of. If not run by, the mobsters where the final step in a program of southern district of New York, omission by Ms old friend Ar­ to be ministered unto.” reached -’maturity — from 14 to •21.97 governors, senators, representatlvee, po­ thur 6oldberg. Furthermore, utter repudiation of the sacred- North Vietnam for the first time since tor Governor and possibly Re­ "Whoever would be great 23 years. This is why caviar is nees of and the right to human •2.97 lice commtsslo"crs and law enforcement publican Sen. Charles Goodell two,v powerful newspapers here among you must be your so expensive. Researriters hope Simulates motions of horseback Nov. 1, 1968, is that this is one more in­ officials have been known to succumb — the Post and the ’lim es — Hfe.” —^Lawrence Cardinal She- “ “ .95 for Senator, Rose and Goodell servant. ...” that a flfii 'whoae eggs have Itan, archblahop o f the B alti­ plding. Synchronized foot bar, Deluxe model. Steel relnforoed gii|> stance in which the war we are supposed and even actively

FAOB BIGHT ' MANI IR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970

his possessions was a photo he MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 PAO l N IN I aald was the first official pho­ Columbia O bituary to of' that motor patrol, and Capital Projects Hawali—to allow this method of was taken in Center Park when Scii&tc Nominaitioii Primary winning nominations by appeal­ Duffey Asks when the Shrine Ceremonial D em ocrats ing (Urectly to rank and file 0«iak OmUno Senate Probe w u held In Manchester in 1966. This Summer Seems Likely members of the political par­ 0«lM> Ctmlano. SS, of Hart­ Survivors Include his sons, Listed by Weiss ties. ford, fom erty of ICanohester, P ick T h eir Of CIA Role EMward C. Latham, of Han­ Town Manager Robert Weiss, in recommending a By DON MEIKLB But a primary seems sssured died Tuesday at hia home. He over, N. H., and Logran t-atham The Duffey forces claim a aol- thie year as Dor^botUes tor ?797,048 Capital Improvement' appropriation for the Aseocloted Preas Writer ______E8T HARTFORD, . Cfonn. was the husband of Mrs. of Ohio. D elegates id 20 per cent. They could fight political survival Television Jeanne Bachand. Cl^ano. 1970-71 General Fund budget, lists the follo’Wng sepa- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — ^ primaries for more dele- OgMs to keep him off the tick- *AP) — Maintaining that "the (iM (1) Psrry Ms s m (It) Caadid Camera My. dm iano was bom Dec. A well-attended Democratic Ben. Thomas J. Dodd, facing his hut Duffey’s strategy Is ot. Although Dodd’s supporters American dlsakter in vieuiam (II) Dssals Ihr Menace (M-4t) News — Weathar — Arthur P. Weingart rate items: Hartford Rd. and BM- (M) 'ThU Mm Ule Sports aad Featare (C> M, 1U6 In Manchester, son of F o r demolishing a town- flnri test with CoimecUcut vot- work through the regular par- tend to regard Ws censure as has shown the danger* of ee- ANDOVBlB-nArOiur P. Wain- caucus this week 'voted 57-38 to weU St., $2,000; Improved turn- (Ml MSsslen 7iM (f| FamBy Affair (C> Ohaslo and Jose|riilne Cimiano, owned structure at 1082 E. Mid- era rince he was censured by organizations as much as .a sort of martyrdom, cooler po- governmental activity to un- (49) ainifSB’s I•laa4 (2t-M) It Coalda’t Be Deae gart, 70, of Andover Lake, hus- aocept toe DemocroUc Town at Spnioe and Oior- 5i25 (Ml Wcriher Watch (t-4tl Pat Paalsea Bhoyr (C) and had lived In Hartford tor .dle Tpke., $1,200; for demolish­ big rada the Senate In 1957, is battling for Po«a*hle. avoiding dlvtslve bat- Utioal heeds tend to regard Wm ®tahle nations,” Joseph ^ * ® y bond of Mrs. June McKibben Oommdttee reconunendattons ter Oak Sta., $S,opO; traftie oign- tsM (I) Stamp tbs Man (O) (Ml What’s My Uae (0> SI years. He was a communi­ ing a structure at 11 Trott<''>- St., a place on the Democratic pri- a mUlstone around the neck Thursday for a Senate (It) Leava It to Bcavar «;M (I) Jim Nabors Hear (C) Weingart. died yesterday after­ for delegates to the state con­ ala at N. Main and OaUuid (M) 1)8 Navy Flm (t-M) That OIrl (Cl cant of the Church of St. Law­ for Municipal Building parking mary ballot. since the Duffey delesates are ‘he Democratic party. investigation qf toe Cehtral to- noon at Manchester Memorial vention. In toe only contest In Sts., $6,000; right-of-way aqidsl- (M) OUltoaa's Ulaa* (Ml Merle rence O'Toole, Hartford. Hospital. expansion, $1,460; tor demolish­ Whlle he may not be the committed to their candidate as whether or not Dodd can telllgence Agency • role n (4t) Traia ar CaaMqaeaiiac «:M (t^ l Bewitched (Cl Survivors, besides, his -wife, toe naming of delegates to toe tlom on w ^ aide of Brood St., 5:U (I) 8kl Beport w. At Tarsi t:M III Merle ing a garage at toe rear of 95 choice of the Democratic state fiercely as any. It seems likely * ^ v e this competitive year, Southeast Aria (t-U) This Is Tom Jsaes (C) Include three sons, Ehigene Mr. Weingart was bom Nov. various conventions, on ’ in­ $40,000; right-of-way aoquiai<- ______Duffey, national chairman of tiM (!-•> Weather — Sparto aad 27, 1899 in Winchester and had Trotter St., alap for parking ex­ convention. It seems kkely that that Duffey will be able to mus- hl« comeback from the depths News (C) t:M (ttMl Drayael ’7t (C) dmiano, David Cimiano and dependent group offered toe tb m on south side qf Spnioa of June 1957 is already one of Americans for Democratic Ac- (18) Mr Fararlto Marttaa It:M (ttMl Deaa Marlia Show (C) lived in Torringford before names of Mrs. Laura Sxegda, pansion, $1,000; tor raxing and St, $4,000; vartoua rigbtaof- Dodd will be one of the partici- ter the 192 votes necessary to (t-U) Paris TMt (C) Robert dmiano, all of Hart­ the remarkable political ungna tion, is also a candidate for toe (It) Hichwar Patrel (U) Tea O’clock Bepert (C> coming to Andover 20 years James Oorey and Albert Hadi- reconstructing the dog pound, way for pro|Kssd tmptwa- pants In an unprecedented state- qualify for a primary. Duffey is (M) MeMala‘t Navy ford; a brother, Renato d m i­ $18,000; for repairing a section of 1970. Democratic U.S. Senate nomina- (4t) Raws lt:M (Ml Tempo It ago. He was a member of gian. The names were placed “Your mailbox is your partner mentS, $2,000. wide primary next summer. confident ho will do better with t:tS (4t) BawhMa ll:M (»-iM-4tl News — ano of Manchester; and two of toe high school roof, $30,000; Ask around the state about tion. grand children. the TbrringTord Ocmgregational in nomination from toe floor by in the fight against cancer,” says Also, construct ParitorOok- Dodd has eveiytoing to gain the party rank and file in a prl- t:M (I) News with Walter Oraa- sad Saarto Church. for refurbishing toe exterior ond nothing to lose for an all-out mary than at toe state nven- ttie censure o f D Britain Ave.. West Hartford, George Peters, Raymond do anything tix>ad other senetoa* resulting in the ouster of Cam- ' (M) HaaMer-BriBkley Bapert BE SURE T 'fT BLISS has been serving the llsiwe Partcer Sears, both of Andover; please, be generous.” The Amer­ Rd., tram Main St. to Etan St., ed to qualify for a primary, he —In an election. t:48 (M) Laeal Raws 1:M (l-M4t) News — Prayhr aad with a Mass of requiem at St. Keefe, Saul Blum and Paul Park Depeirtmient Garage, didn’t do.” bodla’s Prince Sihanouk. SIsa Off Owner for 88 YEARS. For a ooin|iiete ERIE IN- a son, Arthur F. Wemgait of Nsssin photo The engagement of Mias llalr ican Cancer Society’s annual $60,000; improve 8. Gleaaon St, 7:M (11 Oaldea Voyace (C) Lawrence OToo'c ’ Church, Merrick, had toe following slate $7,600; cdr-conditioning units for ** Dodd’s strength Is largely It was reported today that a "The future, of all Americana S;M (I) News aad Weather — Ma- SPEX7TION of your home by • Termite Osritnl Andover; and five grandchil­ The engegement of Miss lory Del Schardt of Boston to educational and fund-raising $3,000; hnprove Oaktand Ter., (M) RaattoyBy . briaktoy Bi Be­ S;2t (II News aad Weather — Me- Hartford, at 9. Buriad will be endorsed for the state conven­ toe Municipal Building and Halt in«pendent. among organization regulars, poll of 1,000 voters throughout la affected by CHA operations to portport_ (Cl meat of Medltaltoa aad Sira Elxpert, super vised by the fineet teehnleol otalf, dren. Rosemarie A. Haynes to David Charles Frederick Landers of Crusade begins April 1st. $6,000; improve South S t, $6,- (t| Troth Or Coaoeqaeaees (C) In ML St. Benedict Cemetery, tion : Paul Merrick, George Pet­ of Records, $7,150; a salt- Thers are four other contend- loyal to him through thick and toe state shows more strength this and other sensitive areas Off phone our nearest local office: Private funeral services will Rochester, N.Y., has been an­ 000; Btorm-dralnago improve­ Bloomfield. A. Costello, both of Manchester, ers and Guy Beck. vehicle storage facility, $15,000; o n tor the Senate nominations: thin. The Duffey people, who re- (or Dodd than tor any of his of toe world. The American peo- SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR GOMELETE USTINOS Friends may call at the fu­ be Saturday at 1 p.m. at has been announced by her nounced by her parents. Dr. and Delegates to other conven­ a refuse-transfer station at toe ments at Dover Rd. and W. —The Rev. Joseph Duffey of gard Dodd as their chief rival, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Middle Tpke., $8,0(», at Blgeik>w four rivals tor toe nomination, pie no longer can permit thdse neral home tonight from 7 to 9. father, Irving Haynes of 80 Cot­ Mrs. Walter Schardt of 31 Blast- tions were endorsed unani­ entrance to the landfill site, Itarttord national chairman of do not dispute toe senator’s The poll was commissioned by activities to proceed in total se- Main SL, Manchester. Burial land Dr. mously, They are: Oongression- Prosecutor Gets $28,000. (This amounts to 75 per Brook in the Shopping Paaiaade, R adio tage St. She is aJao the daugh­ Amtaio&ns for Democratic Ac- claim to at least 20 per cent of Dodd and reportedly shows him crecy, free of restraint by pub 649-9240 Mrs. AUoe B. Molamphy will be at the convenience of Her fiance is toe son of Dr. al, Eldmund Lambert, Mrs. cent of toe project cost. The $17,000, on St. John St from tion and a veteran of the 1968 the convention delegates, (This listing includes onljr those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 the family. Perkiiw St., $4,000, and from well ahead of the other lie or Congressional opimon," Mrs. Alice Burroughs Moltan- ter of toe late Mrs. Losetta and Mis . Philip Landers of Mary Deptula, and Mrs. Sylvia Autopsy Report remainder would be funded un­ preridential (nusade of Sen. Eu- Monagan is believed to be minute length. Some stations carry other short newacaato.) Members of the Immediate Whorf. Hilhard and Braai^ Sts. to the dates. Duffey said. plqr, 82, of Hartford, mother of Binghamton, N.Y. Koendgsberg; senatorial, Peter der a state grant.) gene J. McCarthy, D-Minn.; Bailey’s choice of a candidate WBOB—SM 4:16 Market Report family may call at the funeral Her fiance is toe son of Mr. Hockanum River, $27,000. Duffey also asked that the in­ BLISS TERMITE CONTROL COUP. Robert A. Molumphy of Man- Miss Schardt is employed as Beckish, Mrs. Joseph Jaswlnskl Of Enfield Four Also, extension of toe Mimlcl- —Ekiward L. Marcus of New who would neutralize Dodd and 6:00 Hartlord 4:35 Afternoon Edition home tomorrow from 7 to 9 and Mrs. John F. CosteUo of 20 Also, for a oatdv-bastn pro­ vestigation i(x>k into the "veiled 7:00 News <:20 Weather cfKster and Mrs. Violet O'Reil­ a social worker by the Division and Albert Hadfedan; county, pal Building Parking Lot, Haven, who has been leader of keep the party in one piece. Democrat Lead activities, both past and present, 8:00 OasllaAtt 7:00 Accent 70 DiV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 ly of Bbltoo, died yesterday at p.m. Eldison Rd. Joseph TaAhlik, NeU Bane and ENFIELD, Conn. (AP) — En­ gram, $15,000; toe eecond of 12:00 Quiet Hears 7:06 Report of Chdid Guardianship, Borton $10,000; resurfacing the Saul- the Dem(Ksratlc majority to the Monagan. Uke Dodd, la an Irish of the CIA in Vietnam.” « ¥ o r —1411 7:20 Edwin Newman Reports SL Francis Hoapttal, Hartford. Miss Haimes, a 1968 graluate Myron Berkowltz; 82nd assem­ field police have handed over toren instaBmenta tor a com ­ The Oldest and Largest in Conn.' She is a 1964 graduate of Mim- ters Pemd parking area, $12,000; pactor for the aanltary tand-flil State Senate tor two sessions; CathoHc and has the most con- In Voters 24 "The American people,” he 6:00 MUce Oreen 7:30 Newa of the World Survivors also Include an­ James Holt Sr. of Manchester High School, at­ bly district, Mrs. Emil Malek, 7:00 Rew Dunaway 7:60 Joe Oaraglola chester High School and a 1968 to State’s Atty, John D. LaBelle extending t h e Police Station area, $23,643; a brush dipper —Alphonsus J. Donahue of of Cfonnectlcut’e four Democra- said, "need to be told the full 12:00 B ^ y Rlvem 8:06 Pop Concert other sen, 4 other daughters, a TOLLAND — James Holt Sr.. tended Manchester Oomm unity Mra. James Oarey and Mrs. Manchester Democrats now WIRF—U» graduate of Elmira (N.Y.) Col­ the findings of autopeiee per­ parking area, $10,000; rehabili­ for ’ tree maintenance and re­ Stamford, a veteran fund raiser Ho U.S. representatives. story behind our traglcally-mls- 9:06 NIghtbeat stater, 19 grandchUdren and 27 82. of Hartford, father of Mrs. College. She is employed as an Richard Urban, and probate, lead the Republicans by 24 en­ 6:00 Newa / U .00 Newa. Weather lege. formed on toe bodlea of four tating a building at toe Nike moval, $4,600; topograplidcai and contributor to party causes; It remains to be seen, howev­ ’ ’ guided 'poUcy to Vietnam and 5:10 Uncls Jay 11:26 Sports Final great-grandchildren. Martha McLaughlin of Tolland, accountant at Seeltest BVmds, Raymond Keate, (Jiarles Bail­ rolled voters — an increase of 6:00 News 11:36 other Side of Mr. Landers is attending toe Site, tor a Te«n Center, $17,000; moppdfg;, $10,000. —U.S. Rep. John S. Monagan, er, whether the state convention Us neighboring countries.” Funeral services will be to­ died Tuesday at a Hartford con­ Hartford. ey, Donald Hedbeig. young people stein here last FYi­ 8 over the figures of a month t:10 Walter Cronldl* University of Rochester Medi­ developing a section of Robert­ And, for a water main from the_ , choice , of , state Democratic delegates can he whipped Into 6:20 Phil Burgees morrow at 11 a.m., at the New­ valescent home. Mr. CosteUo, a 1968 graduate Any vacancies which may oc­ day, ago. 7 .00 The World Tonlgni cal School. In 1964 he graduated son Park tor a passive recre­ the Nike SlCe to toe Oieney Chairman Jme first-served older aapplication is given pref­ Charter Oak St., died yesterday military whist and setback Bast Hartford and the late of the New England Photo­ N.Y. admission policy, and urged that erence. Dennis Ootemen, and had lived at a Manchester convalescent games. The Manchester Historical So­ graphers Association, among ciety's final meeting this year Morin has been questioned by toe three-month-old policy be '"nie MHA stioifid reconsider in Manchesber and Hartford be­ home. others. will be In two parts at Tiling Etefidd poUioe, but no charges abandoned in favor of toe form­ toe change in admlasicn poUdes fore going to BaM Hartford Mr. Fatscher was bom Sept.. Royal Black Preceptory will Laramie has won many 25, 1895 in Landstuhl, Germany. Junior High Schtol on Sunday, have been brought against him er policy which was based on made in Decemiber 1969 and re­ about a year ago. He was ent- meet FYiday at 8 p.m. at awards for his photos and in need. He lived in Manctiester for April 12, at 2:30 p.m. in connection with the slayings. turn to a policy based on need, ' ployed as a truck driver. Orange Hall. 1969 was given a Master of Pho­ He also criticized toe League many years. Before his 1900 re­ L. Ellswarth Stoughton, cura­ Morin faces military charges of which Is the only reason for Survivors, besides his wife tography Award by toe Profes­ of Women Voters for recom­ tirement. he was a weaver at tor of the Soantlc Academy Mu­ being absent without official providing low-cori housing for and mother, include two sons, Waahlngton School PTA offi­ sional Photographers of Ameri­ mendations made in its report Cheney Bros. He was a member seum and pest president of the leave from his post at the Bos­ the elderly.” Henry Coleman end Robert cers for next year, who will be ca. on housing in Manchester. One Cronin’s statement then turn­ If You^re Outgrowing Your Home... of toe Zipser Club. East Windsor Historical Socie­ on naval stotlan and of larceny Ooteman, both of Manchesber; installed at toe ’April 28 meet-' He Is past president of the lo­ of toe four recommendations Simdvors include three sons, ty, will speak on the topic of In connection with a 852 theft ed to the League of Womm three daughters. Miss Doris ing, are Robert Thompson, cal Lions Club and is very ac­ the LWV report made was to Ludwig Fatscher of Holyoke, "John Fitch: The True Inventor In Enfield. Voters housing report Oronln Coleman, Mlae Frances Cole­ president; Mrs. Ruth Brennan, tive In the Boy Scouts. Laramie "eliminate toe four-year xesl- Mass., and Warsehde Fatscher of the Steamboat.” Society Enfield PcOlce Clilef Walter J. mentioned the recommendation man, and Miss Roberta Oote­ vice president; Mrs. Thomas Is married to toe former Helen dency requirement for entrance and William Fatscher, both of members will participate in a Skower had spoken of possible (hat the four-year residency re­ man, aU of Manchesber; three McCann, secretary; Mrs. Ar- Yonclas and they have three into kfonchesler’s public hous­ Manchester; and a brother and “ show and tell” period, using extradition proceedings to get quirement be dropped. He then brothers, Roger W. Oolemnan of tour Raymond, treasurer, and children. ing.” four sisters in Germany. Manchester memorabiUa. custody of Morin, but a mtem- added, “The (LWV) hoe been South Windsor, Dermis G. Cole­ Mrs. Edward Delslgnore, Mrs. Lions Show Cronin read his three-page The funer.il will be held Sat­ Fitch had. a local association ber of LaBelle’s staff said extra­ complimented rather widely; it man of Hartford, and Henry T. Joseph Kruzyk and Miss Lynda The Lions Club will produce statement at last night’s MHA urday at 8:30 a.m. from the as an apprentice In Timothy dition was not needed to obtain has been said that they have Oodeman of East Hartford; end Rohlfs, delegates to toe PTA its annual musical variety show meeting. done their homework on this Is­ Qulsh'Funeral Home, 225 Main CTieney’s clock shop in what Is jurisdiction over a man held by two grandchildren. Council. April 17 and 18 In Yoemans After devoting the first! page sue. As a point of fact, in Hart­ The Amerai will be tomorrow with a M a^ of requiem at now cienter Springs Park. Re­ military authorities. Hall, at 8:15 p.m. The show will of hds statement to Ms version ford’s new high-rise apartments at 8:15 a.m. fromi the Newkirk 9 at St. James’ Church. Burial mains of the, dam for supplying In any event, it was expected The National Theatre Co. of be baaed on last year’s format of the history of the MHA’s de­ (for the elderiy) now under con­ and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 will be in East Cemetery. water power to the shop are that a charge more aerious toan West Orange, N.J. yesterday bate on its admission policy, struction one must be a resi­ Friends may call at the funer­ still visible west of Main St. which was very well received, a $62 lairceny would be required Burnside Ave., Elaat Hartford, presented morning and after­ Cronin wrote, "Please let the dent of Hartford for one year or with a Mess of requiem at St. al home tonight from 7 to 9 and rt Is entitled, "Lions Good Time to get the Navy to hand over noon performances of Herb Fitch Is reputed to have In­ Hour.” record be clariOed regardiiig more to be eligible. Here again, Ghiistopher's Church, Blast tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 vented the first successful Morin. Gardner's "A Thousand Four co-chairmen named Mr. Diana’s (Vincent L Diana, all towns previously mentioned Hartford, at 9. Burial will be p.m. steamboat in June, 1785, 18 Meanwhiie, it was disclosed Clowns” for toe student body of were Robert Flirmer, John For- MHA chairman) incorrect state- have a residency requirement. * 1 Blast Cemetery. years before Robert Flilton and that Morin was not, as previous­ Ekist Catoolic High School. ryan, the Rev. George Evans nsent that most of the nation de­ Is toe (LWV) aware of this There wlU be no calling 22 years before toe "Clare­ ly reported, a former boyfriend and Peter Nichols. Tickets may cided on a first-come first serv­ foot?” hours. mont” was launched. A year of Linda Eldmonds. She had I Benefit Game Full Gospel Christian Bhllow- be bought from any club mem­ gone out several times with ed admission policy for hous- (Mrs. Marshall Cohen, one of later, he launched a 34-foot boat ship, Interdenominational, will Morin’s twin brother, Ronald, Ing-tor-the-elderiy. toe autoora of the LWV report, CUnton M. Beckwith on the Delaware River. ber or purchase^ at toe door. At ECHS Aids have a prayer service tonight however, before she began “ Exceptions to this Include all said when toe report came out We’ll help SOUTH WINDSOR — (Jlinton at 7 :30 in Orange Hall. On Aug. 22, 1787, some of the Manchester Evening Herald dating 19 year-old Peter Dono­ towns In this area. Ehifle*d, Ver­ that toe League would like to M. Beokwiito, 73, of Undonville, Student Fund non, Hartford, Etest Hartfootvl, framers of the ConsUtuUon, Columbia correspondent Vir­ van. Ronald emd Joseph are not see the four-year requirement a South Windsor native, *’ nnecticut River north culation of about 2.5aley. the Capitol Regional Council of film projectors, screens, and absent and Chairman Diana de­ president and general manager person waiting toe longest is Tom Sullivan, picked on the To Talk To Computers Electfd Officials (CRCEOt lost tape recorders, with the coun­ cided to defer discussion until Custer, pastor of North United of toe El Peso Times and preai- not necessarily the person who Just Call 646-1700 for a Methodist Church, will offici­ AlI-HCC team this year, is dwt of Times Enterprises, died night alter a regular business cil on alcoholism. everyone was present. Town "t OWSON. Md. (AP) — In toe session in,,-toe basement meet­ ate, and burial will be at the directing the senior team. He movies. Dr. DolltUe wanted to Wednesday, apparently of a "We’re going to try to stretch Manager Robert Weiss tea ask­ ing room. convenience of the family. Is keeping both his lineup and talk to toe animals. In real life. heart attack. He was the son of $46,000 a year into $100,000 a ed toe MHA to submit a writ­ The moiern and wall-lit build­ HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN There will be no calling practice sessions secret. Dr. Thomas L. Gabriele wants toe president and publisher of year by utilizing services and WORLD ALMANAC ten comment on the LWV re­ hours. Event chairmen are Edward to talk to computers. the Times. ing, with all-electrlc heat and facilities that are already ex­ FACTS port to the Directors by May complete air conditioning, was Mr. Latham was affection­ B'itzgerald, junior claM presi­ Gabriele is workbig on ways Brig. Gen. WUlJam R. Bond isting,” said Dana Hanson, GARAGE built on land already owned by Borrow up to -^5,000.00 ately known as Alabama. He dent, and Suzanne Levesque, to teach computers to under­ SAIGON (AP) — Brig. Gen. executive director of the Farmington, at a cost of $1^114,- was bom In Beltona, Ala., and vice president. The foreign ex­ stand people In their natural WHham R. Bond, 51, command­ CRCEO. 000, after the sale of toe old T ax New* had lived in Manchester many change student is traditionally modes oi expression — the spo­ er of the U.S. 199th Light Infanr The C3RCEO received a grant town hall to toe local redevelop- CHICAGO, Hi. (AP) — Tax­ Take up to 5 Years to Repay years. He had been employed attached to the senior class, and ken and written word. try Brigade, was killed Wednes­ of $98,500 in early March from payers forgetting to sign their In several area restaurants and students raise money in their At present, computers under­ day by enemy small-erms fire. m.nt agency. the Hartford Foundation for clubs as a chef, bartender, and junior year. This year's student stand (xily their own language. He was the fifth American gen­ In toe regular meeting, chair­ Public Giving with $46,000 a year federal incxnne tax returns ore Information fed to them must ed by Manchester’s Mayor Na­ vulnerable to extra peradUee. Steward. He often ran humor­ is Jaime Rivero from La Paz, eral to die in action In the Viet­ for two years going toward the ® ' '' ous advertising in The Herald, Bolivia. be tediously translated into nam wa^. than Agoetlnelll, members of drug center and toe remaining (fommerce Clearing House and Included his picture. "computerese.” the CRCEO listened to plans for $0,500 for the Capitol Region, Bays that Is emphasised in a re­ Cynw McComiick a regional drug Information bent Tax Court decision wMoh He had been a Mason and a You can lose a lot of time in HARTFORD, Cform. (AP) — Narcotics Squad. center In Hartford and heard of holds that a taxpayer In foiling Shriner, and was a charte'f' - Shark Ride toe translation. ” 8o dfe have at­ Cyrus McCormick, 79, a grand­ Hanson then told CRCEO progT-BS toward joint waste dis­ lo sign Ms return Is UaUa for member of the Sphinx Shrine tempted to develop techniques son of the Inventor of the "M c- members that five towns and WALVIS BAY, South West Af- Temple Motor Patrol. Among that would train a computer to Cformlck reaper,” died Monday, posal for six towns. They also Hartford had agried that morn­ additional charges to Ma tax rica(AP) — Angler Nlc Davta become fluent in the language 1. Etened to William J. Reynolds, bill. took a ride on a shark. Davln Mcfformlck retired in 1931 as a ing at a meeting with the Met­ Edward Bulwer, 1st Bar­ of people,” snys Gabriele, a pro­ vice president of Hartford ropolitan Dletrict Commission to Fling an unsigned return hooked toe 283-pounder off a vice president of International on Lytton of Knebworth, ject engineer at Bendix’'s com­ Harvester Cfo., the firm founded National Bank, explain the eta- undertake an engineering study form does not meet the legal re­ Personal Notices beach near Here and played It was an English novelist and munications division here'. by hds grandfather, Ciyrus H. tus of state school construction to determine the means and quirements and Inadvertent fail­ Into the shallows after 70 min­ politician during the 18(X)s. The scientist noted that toe McCformick. and loan funds. benefits of cooperating in waste ure to sl|^ is not “ reasonable utes. A companion waded out to The World Almanac notes cause.” In Memoriam company already developed The drug center, to be lo o t ­ disposal. that in 1839 he wrote, "B e­ -In knrlnc memory of our mother. gaff It, but the gaff wasn’t tools that may help man talk to ed on the fourth flr of a Until 1942, taxpayers were re­ Anna H. Andrulof, who pesse-d The five towns are: Rocky neath the rule of men en­ strong enough, so Devin Joined computers. One is a pattern rec­ Canine’s Eyesight building at 176 Allyn St. In quired to make their returu wi­ avings ank of anchester sway one year ago today. April Hill, West Hartford, Bloomfield, tirely great, the pen is S B # M hhn. 'Ihe shark suddenly shot 2, 1989. ognition machine that

PAOB ISN MANCHESTER EVfiWtWd kfeRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAV, APRIL 2, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEStEft, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 1970 PAGE ELEVEN tion has been deadtocked ever The term la still three years Committee's Choice: merce in the Johnoon admlnU- JetHijackers^ stooe. Budget Hearing South Windsor from completion. ATTBNTIONl tratlon., Board of Education Makes H ie pUot, SWnJl UMda, told Hooliganism Both vowed vlgoroua cam- A public hearing: on the Easter Message ofUiftlaiB by radio today that the Members of the flrat, second REAOINQ IMPROVEMENT OUSSES palgne to defeat Goldberg in the May Release passencers had not eaten or town manager’s recommen­ Council B la m ^ For BBOINNIIfO APRIL 17, 1970 . ^ Democrats Okay Goldberg primary June 38. Racial Guidelines Voluntary ded 'budg:ets and tax rates for and third grade claases of the slept well and that he feared the Avery Street Chrlaltan Reform­ AIHHRNOON and EVENING CLARES Goldberg dloclooed that for­ atmoaphete. inside the plane 1970-71 Is schedule for Mon­ For New York Governor mer U.8. Atty. Gen. Ramsey HARTFORD, Ooim. (AP) — didn't meet the legMature’a "In­ Passengers was detrimental to thetr health day. W ill Meet ed Church Sunday School visited Belfast Riot Otaases to r BILEBtEniTARY end HIGH SCHOOL students In a move that In sOoct toaow tent” when it passed the racial the South Windsor Convalescent In Remedial Reading (Phonica, Understanding, etc.). Study I irtmR’Tv Tj V . - Clark would lead hts primary balance law. (OontliiiMd from P are One, and eailety. He asked for food, It will be at 8 p.m., in the ' ■ ■ ^ ^ State Sen. Basil Paterson of campaign as head of a "broadly Um pzoblsm txtek to the leg- cigarettes, water end other pro- Home last week to give a mea- BELFAST, Skills, Oomprehenston, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board The State Board of Education Waddell School Auditorium, On Monday snge titled "The Moaning of TeM Preparation and Oenerail Reeiding Efficiency. mer Supreme Court Justice Ar- Harlem to be the first Negro to representative citizens’ commit- islalure, tha Stoto Bourd of JDd- plaiw MDt to tiring twek pn—an- visiona,' which were handed In Broad St. (AP) — Roman Oafhollc and ,thur J. Goldberg has won selec- nomination tor lieuten- tee In my behalf.” ucaUon has decided to make had a choice open to It after Easter.” The program included Small Claaaea '* Prd-^^^esUng Priogitam H Certified Teachers that—It could have Tewt^ten the |W > of the MJaoked plane. through a ooctqjit window. Some 'The Board of Directors, Protiertant/ crowds threw gaao- tion by the state Democratic ®f New York. 'The state Republican Oommlt- oomi>llanoe with Its oontrover- passengera could be seen Inside Discussion of appraisals and songs by a chorus composed of guidelines, hopelng tMa time tor Ihe hljached plaae hoa which w4ll conduct the pub­ Aoademk Rj^kig: bnprovcincnt Center, line. rin.nniot'.wi n. ..nnHiHot. oome of the State committee tee will meet In Rochester next sial racial Imbalance gutdiines eating: ibe food. the public auctions of the old Nancy Otten, Carolyn Balk, Une bomba and BrUUAi tnopa OommUtoe s candidate for members applauded Goldberg’s week to endorse Incumbent Nel- approval from the review board, •boam it lis perscns, including lic hearing:, will have to May Cheryl Hulstein, Donna Man- 63 a CENTER OT. Call Next to Oavey’s voluntary. H ie plane had been sitting: Town HoU site and the Sadd U- replied ivith tear gas early to- MANCHESTESt, CONN govemor of New York—but saya decision to waive selection, son A. Rockefeller for a fourth The action come Wednesday. or It could have done what It 7 to adopt budg:et8 and set helm, and Nancy Ferwerda. MR. KAPROVB 643-9947 did—let the regidatlons stesul 4be hija«kers end the plane's with one wheel bog:ged down in the tax rates. The 1970-71 fis­ brary, will be among the items ^y in rioting government he prefers to get Into the party viewing It as a show of strength term as governor. The boord’a guidellfMa warn •ov«n-man crew. mud beside the runway cdter it Also, David Berghuls, Lance prima^ry June 23 thq hard way. on his part. Others p r o t e s t e d , ______rejected last month by a leg- and let the legislature Hsrif cal year will begin July 1. of new business examined by Mcloed, Douglas Paschall, Fred sourcee blamed on hooliganlam, grapple with the difficult prob­ landed but It was towed 400 !iw n , The committee’s endorsement questioning the legality and the ioiatlve committee. The board South Kdrea’a de- the Town Council in its regular Gardner and Eric Burch. “without poUtioal undertonee.” VOLKSWAaEK lem. fenae minister hod .told the 16 yards toward a takeoff runway CivtUana 'with riflea were aeen THINK ^A L L JIMMO SEDAN automatically entitled the one- propriety of the move, decided that instead of reyls- today. Offidais said the pilot meeting this Morning at the Bible selections were read by Ddivared In Mannhistor tlmb secretary of labor and A general hubub followed led fog the gutdeUnea It would miake At its meeting Wednesday, MJackera Ms pattenoe was Protesters Hit Town Hall at 8 p.m. Mark Bonnema. Paul Cottle in seiveral streets o f the capital School Menug the boesxl eppsxived a letter to w e a iitig thin. had told them the supports and about 20 ohots were fired, ■quipped with leoitharalta ii U.N. iamboBsador to a place on by one delegate who shouted: them voluntary and watt for the might he ddmi3ig:ed if th? plane played the trumpet during the the 16 towns advising them to "Tou set free the paaaengera, ROTC Offices The Sadd Library in Wapplng reportedly from a .22-caMber rt- terlor, winddiield washer, S- the prinioj^ ballot. “He’s making a mockery out of 1671 General Assembly to more sat in a tilted position too long. program. q>eed electric wipers, hestor, Two hours after he hod been our convention.” The cafeteria menu tor Man­ completely spell out Its Inten- abide by the racial balance law, then we wtB allow you to tly Is now an unoccupied building fle. Troops, bomibarded with and advising them to prepare a with most of its books relocated defogger, 4-way safety fkMhsn, chester Public Schools April tiona out,” said Detovae Minister At Stanford bottles and bdclcs; fired tear back-up lights, front and rear chosen at a stormy convention Goldberg sought to placate plan “forthwith” to bring them In the Plaza Shopping Center in Wednesday. Goldberg said he the disgruntled; booing ^ m - 6-10: The state leglslattire, in Pub­ Chun* Nae-hyuk over the STANFORD. Calif. (AP) — gas 28 times in tt|e moat violent seat bdts, leatlMrstte hoadrests, / into oompUanoe. Masong Receive rented space. 'Ihe lot on which Ministers Plan disturbance in Northern Ireland would waive this ^vantage and binge by returning to the ros- lic Aot 778, ordered ^ State plane’s radio. “Unleas you Demonstrators attacked Stan­ stoning whael look and rear Monday; Hamburg gra'vy on Department of Education to "The State Board of Eduoa^ e«rea to do so, I won’t talh to the old Town Hall stood is now since last October. window defroster. Instead circulate nominating pe- trum to explain that he never mashed potaito, buttered car- tion will continue to receive Deputy Tonight ford University ROTC head­ empty. Pulpit Exchange tltions among the voters. draw up guidelines for achiev­ you any longer.” quarters for the second straight Prime Minister James Chlches- „ . Intended to decline the deslgna- rats, bread, butter, milk, pears. ing racial balance In Connecti­ plans and will furnish assis­ "You should realixe that vou rdght Wednesday, breaklrg a Mayor Howard! Fitts will in­ ter-Olark called military and' po­ TED TRUDON Getting on the primary ballot tlori, but simply to waive Its ad- Tuesday; Hamburg patty on a tance to towns as appropriate,” John L. VonDeck Jr., will be troduce a resolution to create a The Rev. Earl Imswiler Jr., by petition requires 10,000 slgna- vantage-so that all gubemato- cut’s public sdiools. are on Korean territory, not in ofHclally received to Prien^hlo windows before lice officials into a meeting with roll, potato chipe, cole slaw, The board dM that, and found the board wrote. Japan,”TAirsatoi K bea. added. _ cers dispersed JJ_____ < them. Mass Transit CommlaBion to minister of the Broad Brook Cabinet minisbers hours efter VOLKSWAGEN tureo. Including at least 80 froni rial candidates would be on an milk, Dutch apple cake. But William Sanders, Oom- Lodge of Masons tonight as the study the town's transportation each of 47 of New York’s 62' $qual footing, 18 Oonneottcut towns and cities Silence followed -for a while. new deputy grand master tor About 180 persons marched to Congregational Church, and the order had been restored. Wednesday; Spanish rice with out ot botanoe. So It ordeiod mdsBloner of Education, said the athletic bulldin", which problems. The study committee counties. Goldberg gave a hearty en- that compi lance with the law .Then the young hijackers said Diisttiot 6B. He was installed would be involved in ascertain­ Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., min­ A spokesman said later the meat sauce, butitered green them to change the racial ratios they wanted to ae> Japanese houses the ROTC offices, after government took a serious view Goldberg sold this was his re- dor^ement to Paterson’s candi- in their schools, and to submit wUl have to be strictly -volun­ during the ftoal session of the ing basic problems in this area ister of Christian Education at ply to assertions by some of the dacy'saying “It Is about time” beans, bread, butter, milk. Ice Kmhaaqr officdals and cono- Grand Lodge of Connecticut a rally in Cubberly Auditorium of the disorder but did not be­ cream. plans on deadline. tary. by about 300 persons. and providing suggestions os to the C e nt e r Congregational 348 delegates to the state com­ the party advanced a Negro ^■oadents to present their conventijon at noon today. the development of more effi­ lieve It reflected organised com­ mittee conclave that he was “a Thursday; Oven fried chicken, But that order, coupled with views. South Korean and Japa­ Accompanying him will be his About 80 policemen and sher­ Church will exchange pulpits munal strife of the kind that BEAUTIFUL candidate for high office In state cranberry sauoe, parsUed pota- suggested methods of school iff’s deputies quickly broke up cient intra and Inter-town trav­ Sunday In the annual Hartford creature of the bosses.” government.' Extended Forecast nese oHHclals in the control tow­ associate grand marshal, T. el. spread across the United King­ Goldberg had received the to or candied sweet potatoes, busing, raised a storm of pro­ er did not respond. Dye Hooper. the demonstration and arrested East Association Pulpit Ex­ dom provlnoe last year. Goldberg s closest rival In the whole kernel com, bread, but- test from angry {larents, and Sunday and Monday will be The council is also scheduled committee’s selection, von- 'partly cloudy. ’The JtJaxhers say they want to VenDedi was an organizer of four persons, two Identified as change. “On Trial” will be the Military authorities said 17 t ^ voting was Nassau ter, mUk, peaches. after a hearing last month the Friendship Lodge, was its first nonstudents. They were booked to discuss teacher salaries. Un­ soldiers were injured In six EFFICIENCY County Executive ^ e n e Nick- ^ Friday: Baked macaroni and iegisiature’a RegiSations Review Quite cool through the period go to North Korea, and the der a new state statute, it is title of the Rev. Mr. Imswll- NoiUi Koreans say the Being etected master, and has been on investigation of assault with hours of fighting that ended at 4 P®*" of erson, followed by millionaire cheese, buttered peas, peanut Committee decided to disap­ with hlgtis averaging in the 40s. dangerous weapons. Officers now the final approving body on er’s sermon at the 9:15 and IJ „ , industriaUst Howard Samuels, butter tituffed celery, com Overnight lows mostly In the 737 Jet can land in Pyongyang secretary four years. His latter a.m. services at Center Church. a.m. There was no report of d- prove the giSdeUnes. and the passengers and crew duties have new been assumed said rocks were thrown at po- contract negotiations between vUian casualties, although one At The Connecticut Home Show The convention also designat- former undersecretary of com- bread, butter, milk, fruited JeBo. TTie board ruled the guideilinea 20s to near 80. by Charles Q. PUrte, who will hoe, but there were no injuries, the teachers and the Board of A native of Lansdale, Pa., youth’s clothes were seen to wM be returned to Japan Education. Without Its okay, no the Rev. Mr. Imswiler received inunediately. But the South Ko­ pro tern the office the remain- Earlier Wednesday, Stanford catch fire when he mishandled M. A. Peterson, Inc. is displaring a St. Charles Custom der of the year. Itooper has President Kenneth S. Pitzer had contract, even if fully agreed on his associate degree In me­ his own gasoUne bomb. rean govemmenit ia 'MiU trying chanical engineering at Penn­ Kitchen in the 1970 Connectreut Home Show. Don’t to get the passingers off, while been a lodge steward. called on the university’s 10,000 by the negotiating parties, can Three arrests were reported of students for help in Identifying b® e«ect, sylvania State University. Af­ after 1,000 troops were called in Miss Booths 165 and 260, March 31st to April 5tfa at the MJackers are reported ter working for a firm in afraid that the South Korean air Mancheeter Lodge of Masons, those responsible tor the “wan­ Discussdon of the final report to separate ri'val crowds total­ the State Armory. force will aboot down the plane and VonDeck also belongs to ton property destruction” the Of the Historic District Study Farmington as a process engi­ ing more than 600 peraons. Brit­ if the passengers are not Phlljosophic Lodge of Research night before, when demonstra­ Committee Is also scheduled for neer, he returned to college ish soldiers have been deployed aboard. in Hartford. All those .lodges tors broke windows at ROTC the meeting. The study group and received his bachelor’s de­ to keep peace In Northern Ire­ Two American men are are 'within the jutisdlicUcn of headquarters and two other has nearly completed its assess­ gree in psychology from Gor­ land sinoe lost summer, when a among the paasengrers; the rest District OB. buildings. Damage was estimat­ ment of poeaibtllties in making don College, Beverly, Mass. In militant OaihoUc civil rights W . Peterson, 3nc. BMemtohlp Lodge opens to­ ed at $6,000. part of "old” Main St. Into an 1969 he received his master in campaign touched off rioting in from are Japanese. NEW Zenith! night at 6 o’clock for the first The demonstrations were in “'historic dtstiiot” which, by psychology from Gordon-Con: Custom Kitchens i Fifteen Japanese students be­ the protestant-dominoted prov­ longing to a pro-Peking wing of section of the Master Mason de­ reepanse to a recent faculty de­ state statute, 'would protect and well Seminary in Beverly and ince. the 'militant Zangakuren student gree. Grinders wUl be served at cision to allow limited academic preserve the area. In November 1969 he was of: Civilians threw up barriers 607 New Park Ave. 2324407 West Hartford 7 o’ckxA, and the hidge will credit tor ROTC courses. In the Yet to be appointed by the dained by the Hartford East across six streets during the dls- '^COLORTV’S N U M B E R 1 FEATURE oiganisaiion commandeered the oondOOt a business meeting at Japan Air lines Boeing 727 spring of 1969. the faculty sen- council Is a new member to the Association. order today but the piles of pav­ 7:30, at which time the new ate had voted against granting Sewer Commission, recently The Rev. Imswrller is married ing stones and rubble were later Mionday afternoon on a fUgtat grand lodge ofttoers will be re­ W t m t your mttherixed i n i t t f M p m FROM THE MAKER OF from Tokyo to FUkuoka, in any credit tor ROTO. vacated by Kirby Holcombe. and lives in Broad Brook. removed. I ceived. Hie second section of southwestern Japan. They de- the degree 'work will fokcAV. nwnded to go to Pyongyang, the A M E R IC A S N U M B E R 1 oapttal of Oonuntniat North Ko- Tourist Income GIANT-SCREEN COLOR TV ______The piMie refueled a t Fidcuo- NEIW DtELHI, India (AP) — ItBi, made an unmoceostul at- m dia earned $44 mtSiion from tasiipt to enter North Ktorean foreign touiiste in 1966, accord- loirapaoe, end huided at Seotd. ing to official government esd- Elotiorate aitempta to con- mates. 8.K. Roy, director gener- vinos tbs students they ween in al of touiiam, ^ d the average Cnldo! Pyoagsang fatted, and the sittm- tourlot spent 61T2-

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: V . ■ \ , PAOB TWELYB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TtfURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 Section Two THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 iRattd)Piitpr EwNttittg IfpraKt 'THURSDAV, APRIL 2, 1970 Pages 13 to 24 April 16 Primary i Effects Of 1 'M'-' Nonviolence Get Out Your Vote, ft •1 '' i ■ Citizensi Needed Pondered GOP Committee Told 1' (Ooattanad tram Pac* One) Republican Town Chairman M. Adler Dobkin last In Government, tt la mw« prepared to respond night exhorted the 85 GOP town committee members to TMsaoe than It U to nonvlo- endorsed March 5 to “get out and campaign. Get out j •looe, Utalera It U shown that nonvIolaiiUy pieoented petlttona the vote for the April 16 primary. Says Etherington not rov© worthy. Any organization He inatoted, "WIe need iMOIti- criticized the headline writers. on the other hand, is one of business meeting of the endorsed would be i»osdtlvely foolMt to VITTNER'S FLOWER SHOP oal leedeira who are turned on In a question and answer thena. He is an intelligent man, town committee, nad not a aes- keep new peofte, of proven to the times, who are charged, period, he said that he thinks but he 'was born suffering, g:rew Rt. 88—1 ’TollnDd 'Huiqilke slon for an open debate. ability, off Its membership.” CAU ■who have the impetus to under- President Nixon li on the right up in the Black Belt, and had Dobkin charged that at least Ho concluded, "You said you Mancheater-Vemon 643.5117 stand ■what the peoi^e want track in fighting inflation. "How- those bitter experiences that three of those enrolled. Repub- wanted to be on tlio town com- Town Line The people elect those they ever,” he added, "until money librtln never knew.” Ucans who signed’ the potlUons mlttee. Now, get out and prove IMnk can lead them. It’s then for the Vietnam War is diverted Abernathy feels that while the for the primary did so because tt. Get out the ■vote on April 16." up to those elected to listen — to domestic supplies, the un­ Poor People’s Campaign did not to sort out the answers coming employment rate may continue stir enough federal gains, it did from the people, and then to to rise and inflation may con- cause another kind of beginning. stand on their convictions end tlnue. £>ventually, we’ll get In- "The poor began to get to­ reelly lead." flatlon under control." gether," he said. ' "Mexican- EltheringtoR cited his work as He said that, although he is a Amerlcans from' the Southwest, an educator end os head of the supporter of President Nixon’s whites from Appalachia, In- Amertcan Stock Bxchange, with basic Vietnam policy, he is more dlsns from the reservattons, Bolton Students in One-Act Plays Tonight his subsequent nelatlcnships interested in an immediate Ihierto Ricans from the East with Wleahtngton, os quaUftca- cease-fire than long-range Viet- and blacks from the rural South Members of the Bolton High School Drama ClUb rehearse "The Ugly Duckling," by 'A. A. tions lor hte eleeflon to the U.S. namizatlon. and the urban North came to­ Milne, one of two one^act plays opening tonight. Sitting ore, from left, Kathy Geer aM Ber­ Senate. “A ceasaffre now, with aara- gether and saw that their prob- nice Kurys, and Siding, from left, Thomas Manning and Timothy Poquetto. The play, "I intend to 'work v e ry hard toHy - deciiared ptieoeuUons along with "Sorry, Wrong Number,” ■will be presented tonight and tomorrow at 8 at the ele­ lenia were the same.” ODD LOT SIZE tor the nomination end, if I get could bring on VietnomiaaUoii,’’ Political organisation in coun­ mentary school on Notch Rd., Bolton. (Herald photo by Pinto) tt, tor the election,’’ he saM, declared. "I am more inter­ ties with heavy Negro popula- adding, "If 1 don’t get it, I have c(Erted tn halting ihe kllUng pwa tlan win be a major part of trol of a whole county," refer­ whites are brought together in still low on funds but it’s not as STAIR no plans. Howe-ver, I definitely maiming than I am in Vtet- SCLC’s 6iture as it waa in the ring to Greene County, AJa., workshop seasionB to learn to bad as it was.” wUl not stay lazy, as far as poll- hamlzatlon.” year just past. where blacks won a majority on oommunlcaie with each other. In addition to mail appeals, CARPETS tics is concerned." He satd that he thinks the ”We decided to move from SCIC draws funds from founda­ "Ted EXherington,’’ he said, Middle Blast situation "is the GOP senatorial hopeful Edwin Etherington listens while he is b e in g in tro ­ the County Board of Commis­ Much of SCLC’s future work, AND the natton’s capital to local sioners and the County Board of following the pattern of recent tions (for progrraras Itke ■voter "has a heavy 'burd2n. He has dangerous we have fexsed duced. Seated next to him is his wife, Mary Katherine. (Herald photo by Pinto) oommunitieet” Abernathy said. Education. years, will be unspectacular HBducatioa), som etim es from la- to show that he’s 'better than ®>tooe the Berlin Weil or the Cu- "In 1969, we won political con- Mr unions, chiuohes and staff the other ban confrontation,’’ "This was most significant program s that reap big dt'vl- HALL “The kind of government I can offer is one of creativity, of imagination, of Reardon said the Della Oo. dendb but little publicity—such speaking engagements. innovation.”—^Barnes. (Herald photo by Pinto) He said that he la not certain "We don’t have too memy op- and outstanding," said Aber­ RUNNERS he will prim ary, even if he gets to the Mdxldle EUist,’ ’ he Ini- Main St. traffic Detours crew 'Will work a 12-hour day nathy, “This could never have as Chicago’s Operation Bread­ each day until the work is done. Car SlamB Tire Truck the required 20 per cent of the ®toted. "our only way out is to happened unless I had grme per­ basket, headed by the Rev. Beamtiful Sdeetkm Addresses Town GOP convention votes. toilk^lt | I on record as backing Mesktll for the U.S. senator nomination, absorbing the blows meant tor for the nomination. However, ('She has promised to announce of creativity, of imaigination, of 'all society.’’ tumble. And lucky you if you sew. Do to 169 S«. Ft. toetoiss the delegates endorsed for the her decision shortly.) Innovation.” He said that. In the pest four 6 \ Mstoitisls BB« T m t O bIbs at ( GOP state convenUon are not Barnes said lost night, “It Barnes charged that state years, there has been an ixi- Because you can dictate how far ARMSTR0N6 instruct'ed or committed for any might make sense for Ann Uc- deficits are directly the fault of paralleled escalation of unrest in your skirts will go. Mini, midi, candidate.) cello, If rf»e gets the right back- Gov. Dempsey, “With his con­ society, “which, I believe. Is "We must let the public know, ing, including financial, to try sistent overspending, he has now de-escalatlng.’’ maxi or anywhere in between. Say, gy VINYL INLAID and we must give the appear- for the U.S. Senate nomination, brought us to a situation where He said ho is In favor of the ance, that we are practicing if she does, I might sit down it is a case of the lack of politi­ vote for the 18-year-old. “BYom you want to be a little ‘with it’ but KITCHEN CARPET! EMBOSSED what we preach,” Barnes seiid. and talk to her.” cal backbone — the lack of the 96 to 98 per cent o f the young DO IT YOURSELF "We keep saying that we are (Barnes has yet to name his ability to cut back, to make the people with whom I’ve had con­ don’t want to go as far as 9 inches fed up wdth the boiss-controlled preference for the senatorial hard decisions.” tact are able and competent. It !• 100% NYLON • HIGH pENSITY 9x12 \ would be an article of good faith below the knee. You can whip up a Democratic party. Let’s not nomination.) Again attacking Dempsey, he RUBBER BACK • LARGE ASST. OF turn tho^ new voters off. Let’s ^Is speeches. Barnes never skirt that just covers the knee V LINOLEUM said, “Not once has he spoken COLORS. . . not let them think that our discusses Meskill, but sticks out about student campus dte- wels and turn upawide, widehemso V party is also a boss-controlled ^lose to the issues and to his orders, nor on riots in the cities. About Town reasons for being elected gover- He never really become in­ you can drop it later. $ 1 Bames said that he welcomes nor. volved. iScandia Lodge, Vasa Order of America, will have a potluck the many candidates entering Proposes Debate, "The Democratic administra­ At Fabric Fair you’ll find the wid­ , ^ re in 0 tonight at 6:30 at Odd Fellows the many races. "Our chances Today, at a 9 a.m. press con- tion,” he said, "shows a total of victory are directly relative ference In the Hotel Sonesta, Hall. Old Tim ers Night wUl be lack of direcjtion. It appears est range of fabrics anywhere. B U / SQ. YD. to the number of candidates Hartford, Barnes announced observed at a m eeting at 8, Little clingys for minis, smart who surface, and we have them, that he has challenged Meskill that the Democrats are tired of with old time past chairmen governing, and are only sitting their glory I smell victory for the Republi­ by letter to a series of pre-con­ filling the chairs. After the plaidsformidis. And wild INSTALLED! cans.” vention debates back. 'They show a lack of de­ meeting there will be games sire to get the job done. There Let the sunshine in. Let the flowers bloom. splashy prints for to-the-f loor. $9.50 yd. Praise. AgosUnelU He proposed that the debates and dancing. Barnes praised Manchester ^ sponsored by i^-partisan is an evident lack of long-range Towels have never been more glorious. At and short-range planning.’’ All new, all totally unexpected. Mayor Nathan Agostinelli. "I new. The Stein Club and the Stein- these Fabric Fair savings you can flood your have developed a high regard ^W«XMnmltted to-^ra com - Hacks A nn^ Sewions ettes will sponsor a seafood night bath with beauty. Hurry to Fabric Fair and get for him,” he said. "I admire ^ During a <]UMtim and answer tomorrow from 6 to 9 p.m. at the BROADLOOM CARPET period, Barnes s^d that he is VFW Post Home. hla style. He’l go a lor« w ^. ‘^ e a lle d tor ’’true debates, thedroponfashion. “strongly In tevto- of Cannon Monticello Print Velour Towels in a vivid Sculptured Tweed with interaction by the partiol- sessions tor the\G«neral Asaem- The VFW Auxiliary will attend screen printof a Rose Festival design. M any O dors has become well known in the otherwira. he emlaln- bly.” The - proposal will be on the quarterly meeting of the Capltol I^ on O o^ll Of Elect- ^ resem«rtoo^ the voting machines in Novem­ Connecticut VFW Sunday at 2 Reg. Now ed Oftlclal., a. iU chairman. confrontaUone "where each ENCLOSURE ber. p.m. at the Windsor Locks Post, Hie political background and parUdipant reads a prepared Fhirvlew St., Windsor Locks. Bath ...... \2.25 1.25 y d . his desire make him a young text, and nothing more." "Annual sessions,” he said, “is part of die 'whole process of Hand ...... 1.25 75.«iS.ue el I c % N«< «>- V CARPn ad FLOOR COVERING proved; K'a the Democrats wbo Reg...... Now WEEKEND-CASH and CARRY SPECIAL. set iq> the oondtUons to make tt 11*8 ' "W n eceesoiy. 1.00 ea...... 2forl.00 901 MAIN STRUT T IL ilM He concluded with a repeat of his request that be be oonsldeiN Liggetts HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD OFEN DAILY TO 6 — INURS., FRI. TO 9 f M . D b is ic s $ L 6 9 ed tor the gubernatorial noml- HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD 711 Park Street Corbins Corner Shopping Center natlcn on his many yean ol po­ At TIm Purkade 711 Park Street Curbms Comer Shopping Centei Oot o f T o r n cadi OoMeet litical and buttflesB background. OPEN TO 9 P;M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY MANCHB8TBR WESTPDRT . NORWICH OLDSAYBROOK "I believe I know govenanent, MANCHESTER NORWICH OLDSAYBROOK WESTPORT MANCHESTER Post Rd., next to the Clam Box Manchester Parkade Norwich Shoppers Mall Old Savbrook Shopping Center Post Rd., next to the Clam Box Manchester Parkade Norwich Shoppers Mall Old Savbrook Shopping Center and I believe 1 can be a good governor," hs said. ? 'A'n A' ' ,A-^ V \'. \ \ \ ■w \ V '\ \ : \ a '\’ \ \v^' ■\ N \ ' \ ■WA V \

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 MANC^HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 h - PAGE FITTBKN Levines Hope Peace Corps Tour Tolland County They Will Judge Hartford Superior Court At Science Fair Five persons associated with LAWN PROBLEMS? Policeman fnpJ;S: Five-Week Delay Threatens Helps Start Change in Brazil DIVORCES Manchester Oommunlty College Divorces were granted last aire members of the official Stop In and Meet Kills Youth By MARGARET AtIUSIO week by Superior Court Judge Tufr Strike In Housing for Elderly (HenUd R«i»orter) judging tshm today at the 21at (Oonttmied from Pace Otie) Alva P. LolseiUe tb: By TERRY D’lTAIJA Bertha Rita Rocker from annual Connecticut Science Fair Bruce Armstrong NEW YORK (AP) — Tugboat e i ^ refrigerators ore due on Inoluded in the specifications Mr. and Mrs. Carl being held alt the West Hartford Police aald they chased him aft- crewmen went back U> work In (Herald Reporter) Frederick J. Rocker Jr., both Armory. w an eUerty woman was knock­ 'Jh ^ aiuA blueprints they were Levine, after two years in of Vernon, on grounds of intol­ OUR MAN FROM SCOHSVILLE. HE WILL BE erable cruelty. She was granted They are Dr. Donald W. Mor­ ed down and her purse snatched New York harbor Uxlay after a / ‘Mayfair Gardeng," the overly ^a>racTal^t'^l^s 7c- 1‘tem “ “ the Peace Corps, hope they rison, chairman of the Region­ and that he refu s^ to stop. two-montl» strike that ended 76-unit elderly housing velopment because they sold n„,h ,, „ have “planted the seeds" custody of 'three minor children with support payments of $23 al Advisory Council: Robert H. ON HAND SAT., APRIL 3. 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON. ITtoy retrieved a purse contain­ when they agreed U> a 63,5 per Complex In the North End the cost of storing the stoves |>'‘ve to be for what they feel are nec­ Fenn, dean of instruction; Dan­ ing three doUcih. cent incnsise In wages and ben- Redevelopment- - - area will and refrigerators, according------...to T, „ » °y . arbitration. Mean- per week for each child and a TO ANSWER ALL YOUR LAWN PROBLEMS essary changes and ifid- transfer of interest in real es­ iel A. Dolenc and Wayne Shorey In U*e second Incident, 89- eflts ovdr three years. open at least five weeks the contract, must be shoulder- reported that the vancements in Brazil. of 'the biology faculty; and Ul­ year-odd WUUom Chaey Jr. was constnicllon is about 63 per tate and $1 per year alimony. Capt. Joseph O'Hare, presi- cd by Marciano. rich EschoJtz of the physical f*K>t tour times Tuesday night '‘tte, the Manchester Hous- In anotlier development con­ cent complete about seven The couple . returned to Sybil Arlene Church of Elling­ per cent brOilnd schedule. the Unit^ Stfites two ton from Ellsworth Church of science faculty. by a podloeman trying to arrest dent ''' encountered while wait- cedent over the plans and on son Rd. was ofiargeoV with verse, the Levines fulfilled most fore he was token to the hos­ fxvto dock.1^ 1. a^ linerli__ 41.- at V.---, the Hudson ing lor "K deci.« tor decl-rionsonH fmm fram iho KAt-rA the MHA...... t^e bids.. were^ based. «P<>mting an unregistered of their service in Sao Paolo, George Jessel To Get All it takes is a few warm days and dande­ pital, police said. Meanwhile, a moUon to dl.s- “c -v«“'.Su.rr.i.r’’ .. a large city below Rio de Janero WAiNXED lions start popping up everywhere. Ybur best on the southern coast with a Jean Hersholt Award Veterans to Train Under mlsa a suit charging that the The strike began Feb. 1 and Construction Co, of ^9 m ‘oOO April 21. population of million. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The G.L BUI of Bights 'With an bet is to be ready with Scotts turf b u ild e r Hartford Police Department dis­ idled 400 tugs. It co.st an e.sti- me MHA ^eei! ^ Ver- criminates ag^ilnat black and mated $35 million In lost reve- ftrjsetto said that he did not “ ^ Apartments was ctiorged 'there they were able to put to Jean Hersholt humanitarian Approved Coni|Muty In the p l u s -2. Put it on when dandelions start to good use the knowledge and ex­ award will be preeented to co- Plumbing and HeaUng Trade. Puerto Rican people was turned nues and wages but had little dl- ‘he complex could be . “v°.. , ycaberday with failure to obey perience of their professional median George Jessel next Apply at D>Agata, Inc. bloom. It penetrates deep down into the roots, down Wednesday by a U.8. reel effect on the general pub- ^ “Pe" “ » doors on June . „ dispute is of n stop sign a t the com er of SWn- backgrounds. Carl, who passed Tuesday during the Academy 18 Vernon Ave., BoekvlUe. and that’s the only way to take care of dan­ District Court jui^e. 11c. 1* and he a-lded that It might nature and concerns un- ner and D art Hill Roods. He is the New York State bar exams Award oeremoniies. delions. Digging or pulling won’t help—their The motion to dismiss the Ocean liners and freighters middle of July or even electrical wiring, oso scheduled tor Rockville and holds a law degree from Gregory Peck, president of case had been made In Febru­ were forced to dock whm the August before it underground wiring was coifrt on April 21. Boston University, helped a pro­ the Academy of Motion Picture roots grow so deep, they’ll just grow back ary by tile city’s corporation tide was slack; materials usual- "’uuld open fessor modernize his course in Arts end Sciences, said Wednes­ again, p l u s -2 also clears out a couple dozen counaol. He is defemXng those ly moved about on tug-propelled ”^he delays were encountered Brazilian labor law.. day Jessel would be cited tor other non-grass weeds. It even fertilizes at the named In the suit—Police Chief barges were carried- instead by during the summer last year—a Wendy, who has a B.S. degree “hie consistent devotion to the Pine Phaimaey Thomas Vaughan, City Manager trucks at added expense. critical time—and pushed the in occupational therapy, also cause of easing the burdeiw of Cor. Center ft Adama same time, so good grass can take over where EUsha FYeedman, and City Per- Railroad tugs and a number *"uugh framing- work into the from Boston University, worked lonellneBs and pain of American BBXAU, PRODUCT the weeds once were. This year be ready for aoonol Director Richard Krause. of oil company tugs were not af- "dnter months, at two rehabilitation centers to servicemen in combat areas The civil suit, asking for an fected by the strike. Early in More problems regarding the BITUMINOUS dandelions. Pick up your p l u s -2 now, while update Brazil’s "very low stand­ and hospitals thorughout the SALE injunction against discrimina­ the walkout the union agreed to hjoosdng project were brought ards’’ in rehabilitation. world.’’ Free Prescription■Iptio it’s on sale. tory practices by jx>llce, was move sewage plant sludge attention of the MHA Wendy explained that oc­ Former winners of the hu­ Pick-up ft Delivery brought in December by local barges out to sea for dumping, ulght. The 78 Hotpoint DRIVEWAYS cupational therapy does not en­ manitarian award include Bob Service — M9-9U4 civil lights groups and several removing a threat of water pol- ®‘uves for the apartments have Parking ArMa • Oaa Station* • Baaketball Court* tail training a handteapped per­ Hope, Samuel Goldwyn, Martha April Sale dtizens. lution. beefc delivered to a warehouse Now Booking for Spring Work son for a profession, but Raye and Peck. It charges the poUce depart­ Tile strikers had originally East Hartford on schedule as teaches him to complete basic ■ill ment with using racial epithets, sought a 100 per cent boost in ordered, but the Marciano job Early Bird Special dally tasks, Ube dressing and Save $2 making false arrests, unneces­ base wages of $2.96 an hour tor superintendent says he won’t PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A feeding himself. If someone is sary use of torce, and discilm- PRICE INCREASE AFTER APRIL 15 deckhands and $4.03 for caj>- Bx;ceipt the stoves because the AU work PersonaUy Supervised. We are 100% Insured. fitted with a mechanical arm, 10,000 sq ft 04795" 12.95 Inatlon in hiring and promotion I tains. They accepted an coraplex is not ready yet. Ro- W. e. GLENNEY SINCE 19M the occupaUmal therapist is the Also save $1 on practices against blacks, Puerto immediate 20 per cent wage setto told the MHA that the one who 'teaches him how to Ricans or Spanish Americans. DgMAIO b r o t h er s 5,000 sq ft,3 ^6 .9 5 Looking over product samples of the Case Bros. Division of the Boise Cascade hike ■with an additional 10 per complex won’t be able to ac­ cAlX 043-7001 I use .it The defense filed tor the mo­ cent in each of the next two commodate the stoves for Rehabilitation In the Uirited Save in A pril. . . use in May tion to dismiss a grounds that Corp. are Wells Case Dennison, right, w ho announced his retirement as general years tor a total 41 per cent about two months. Seventy States was "made a necessity" the district courts did not have manager yesterday, and Phil Silver, to replace him. (Herald photo by Pinto) with compounding. by the world wars, Wendy says, LAST 3 DAYS!! jurisdiction in the matter and and is now at a very advanced that the plaintifts did not make stage compared to other coun­ specific charges based on con­ Canadian Blues tries. crete events. In Brazil, she says, “Hue doc­ In bringing the suit, the plain­ Wells Case Dennison Retiring PORT HOPE, Ontario (AP) — tors just really don’t understand tiffs said it was the "result of Wells Case Dennison, Demdson is currently active been active in various The “bluea” soon will be pro- what rehaMIitaUon is." a large number of individual president of Case Bros' a® chairman of the Man- raising drives and served on the When khe first arrived in Sao complaints aver a short period Tj,„ nig n RH from lORA Chester Associate Board of Con- town Schoott Building Commit- WE M AKE Paolo, she visited several hos­ of Ome” that gave evidence of locrr ____ rveoucuineoticut Bankoanx anaand Trust iTusi uo.,Oo., as toe.tee. Chamber of Commerce er. These---- T' are pigments called pitals where the standards were a "systemaUc pattern of con- L a member of the area boar^ of bo^ of cor^l the^ZI^ so much lower than ours, "that worl‘. particularly was also impossible, Carl says, in/y .00 Ntew Haven's party-endorsed break Silver in, in what he says, “I don’flike the conserv­ 4x8 PANEL delegation to the Third Congras- describes as a steadily decreas- because Brazil’s "repressive ative turn this country has How To Apply Goldbond If there was crabgrrass in your military government limits ihe taken. But I haven’t been back neighborhood last year, it will stonal DMrlct Democratic Gear capacity, ventkn, candidate Thayer Bold- At the still young age of 66, amount of work you can do long enough to really judge." Wallboard In Your Home And likely be back this year, be­ with poor people.” They will now setUe down in win Jr. wants to challenge the Dennison, who will get a pension After six months of no pro­ New York where Carl plans to THINGS LOOK UP (And So Do Poopio) cause its seeds are in the soil. delegation in a primary. from the company, says he will gress, Carl accidentally met a take up law and Wendy occu­ Save Money But you can stop them before Baldwin, who has been active be occupied in the future with pi'r child professor from a large law pational therapy and where WHEN YOU INSTALL with the liberal (Mucus of (ton- "quite a few personal busines.s 99 they get started — with school who asked him to de­ they hope to meet enough peo­ MR. ANTHONY “TONY" VISCONTI, necticut Democrats, is choUeng- interests that take time," in- plus 50'.' handling velop a course in Brazilian la­ HALTS PLUS. It sets up a ing Oongreawnaa Robert N. eluding his investments in real ple who speak Portuguese so GOLD BOND REPRESENTATIVE. WILL BE HERE Oiotmo of North Haven for the estate. He says that he will prob- and insurance bor law, utilizing American they won’t lose their fluency. CEILING barrier which stops crabgrass techniques of teaching. Democretie nomination. He got ably also take time out ot travel, Of their sense of accomplish­ TILES seeds as they sprout. Full- Brazilian lawyers had been ment in the Peace Corps, it' petittom forms Wednesday and Dennison, bom on Sept. 26, using the lecture method, Carl a PANELS fertilizes good grass at the must ooHect 1,188 signatures, 8 19U In Montclair, N.J., gradu- would seem they had intro­ Saturday, April 4 per cent of the local party reg- ated from Union (tollege, Schen- said, which allows for no dl^ duced some important innova­ same time. All from a single cusslon and Is so “theoretical, Choose from a wide range of patterns Istration, to force a primary. ectady, N.Y. as an economic tions, but Carl modestly says, 9:00 A.M. TO 12 NOON A genuine Full Color Process— it has nothing to do with day- snd taxtursa all aa practicat pa they application. Baldwin's attack is direct^ major and came to work for to-day." "When you leave, you don't against the 84-member d e le ^ C&ae Bros, on a permanent entirely in color . . . not just know whether you’ve been art bsautifyl. . . absorb household Cart introduced the American noise . . . aatlly cleaned. Staple, In­ Save 12 5,000 sq. ft. bag tton to the June 30 convention basis in 1937. There he worked oil tints Shop at Home for Custom successful or not. You've just FOR COMPLETE WALLBOARD endorsed Tuesday night by the primarily in salei until Febru- case and problem method of planted the seeds. Whether stall with adhesive or clip-strip. 14.9S approach to law which allows Democratic Town (toenmlttee. ary 1941 when he was called into Draperies, Slipcovers they’ll take or not, only time * Dramatic new backgrounds S f '. for dlscusaion and deeds with APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Save |1 2,500 sq, ft. bag Signed petitions m'»d be filed active service for World War of TEXTURE COLOR snhanc^ the practicalities of actual will teU." hy April 14 to qualify tor a n In the local Anti-Tank (to., and Reupholstery oases a lawyer might encoun­ 7 M S primary. The primary would be 160th Inf., 48rd Dlv., in which he your child's natural tonse ter. held on May 8. had enlisted as a private in 1940. at Spring Savings Both Wendy and Oarl agreed Baldwin's challenge slots in- By the time Dennison left the that one of the problems Peace RAPP'S v \- .1 \ \ \ \ ■ ' dudes BUIot Segal, tha Demo- mllHary In the fall of 1M8, he Thanks to modern technology you now con hove that beouHful color portrait of \ ■ \ ' \ Oorps people face is a basic dis­ "Jewish StvJe" cratlc majority leader on tlie had achieved the rank of cap- your child you've always w ant^ . , . and at a low, low price too. Unbelievable At Fabric Fair you don't have to leave the house, you don't have trust of Americans. Delicatessen & Restaurant boazd of aldemuo, unsuccess- tain, ha-vlng graduated from In­ realism unturpoued by our profeuional photographers capture your child's expression to lift a finger. Our Shop At Home Consultant will bring hundreds "You don’t go into the top of fill mayoral contender Henry E. fantry Officer’s Candidate School you know to well. No appointment necessary, ages 6 weeks through 14 yean. of super-size samples to your home and give you professional help an agency and start dictating Poricer, snd Vtnoenf J. Birap In Ft. Benning, Qa. and having in making your selections. Then.our custom eJepartment will poBcy," Oarl said. “You have beUa, president of ths Oreater served in lour campaigns in the GROUPS 99^ per child measure the draperies at the windows, cut slipcovers right on the furniture. to go very, very easy and not N«w Haven Central tab o r (toui- European Theater. Limit — 1 per child — 2 per family. And our master tailors will stitch everything up to perfection. There's jrin a m I He returned to Case Bros., treed on anybody’s toes.’' . I Over Stuffed SendwJches dl. You Must See It . . . 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MANCHESTER / •bad treatment and I couldn't *'Enioy at or Uke out anything on rmEET Also! Prospect Avenue snd oor menu '_± ^ ‘ sent IwBus five m totM stockholders made the out-of-area residents may call toll free My, ‘Don’t do tt,’ becai^ I 336 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER early Wednesday after a bomb decision to merge with Boise Kune Street, West Hertford knew they had to accept me os STORKS 429-6429 386 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER e Open Dally 10 to 10! 1-800-842-6320 Manifiold S fio ^ iif Conter|i IMORV ^ • threat was telephoned at I-B6 Oascede Oorp., with annual Bales a ’person first" (Rte. 44A . Ntor Rtt. 195 Nest To A A Pk TEL. 649-5253 e Ample F m Parking! One experience Peace Oorps TEL. 649-5258 TBL. 649-586S—MANCHBflTBB ! P->n. presently at |1.6 bimon, and e “Cliarge It" with your A search by authodUes die- Dennison became general man- O.B.T. or C.A.P.' Master Hartford • West Hartford • Manchester ' closed no bomb. agsr of the Case Bros, dtvlsloo. HiP-WRVICR PRFT iTORIIl

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Addition- Town First Some scholars are even skep­ oo-caOefl aw«at heiha, or thoae S a y s N i x o n By LYNN HEINZERUNG O n Carswell ‘ M a s s i v e ’ ■aBy, the unions reportedly Crippled Associated Press Writer . tical of that. There is no' Loxley asked for a telescoped pay scale ampAoyed ohlefly for fkararing. Aid Course In Nottinghamshire today and so that top wages would be A half-iMiund o f tazragxm is suf- (OoBtlnued tram Page One) NOTTINGHAM, England WASHINGTON (AP) — Foes (Continued trom Page One) (Continued from Page One) Thirty-three town residentu they say some of Robin’s ex­ awarded after eight instead of ftotwrt to flavor 60 or mart gal­ fitid a place to perk a mDlitle (AP) — n»e arrows are flying ploits In robbing the rich to help o ( G. Hamdd Carswtett have were presented first aid cards The union had not issued a the present 21 years of service. from Kennedy Intemvatinal and lons of tarragon vinegar. h o m o . again around Sherwood Forest, the poor apparently took place countered a strong new state­ A postal worker now makes an hour and a half at L a Quai^ by Capt. Joseph McOooe recent­ ment from I*i«Bident Nixon with strlkci call but DavM Halpenny, (M Ln rm T S ! There ere two variotiee ot ly, at the Andover Fire House. •^ou aren’t allowed to buUd i>ut nobody fa getting hurt, In the 14th century. $8,100 after 21 years on the job. dla. another raid on the Supreme another trailer park within the p„v,i„ Christopher Marsden, In a president of Teamsters Local Meanwhile, the negotiators Alrilne induatry sourcea sug­ tarragon. One la grown from 'This brought to a close the larg­ t r im m e d Court n o m 1 n e e 's Southern city Undta ot Tampa,” Ritter legendary book on Nottinghamshire, said: SU In Chattanooga, Tenn., said worked with a restive member­ gested further flight curtail­ ewed, the other atairted from a est first aid class held In And­ stronghoad in the Senate. over. Usually the first aid cours­ said. "Abnoet every park In the brigand of the 12th century or "It is tiresome to be told that ship in the background. root. Only the root plant can be Democrat WUUem B. Spong “ The International authorised ments may be in tire offing dty is tlHed up. It’s the same tViereabouts, Is the center ot a Robin Hood married the Maid TWA and American alraady are . used for seasoning. It la a es are conducted for the firemen TO YOUR Jr. of Virginia said Wednesday the action'.. . The intemational Morris (Moe) BUIer head ot ^ Medlteraiuiean native and Is in the area but this time due to riory all over. People want to row Involving bowmen, local Marian in Edwlnstowe church down 30 per oent, and United he will vote to send the nomina­ is selecting certain trucking the 20,000-member Manhattan- ' kiMwn aa the true, or EVench, considerable outside interest 14 buy trailers, but th^y can’t find hjstorlans and even members of when you are sure that neither has canceled 16 per cent of its tion back to the Judiciary Com­ Bronx National Postal Union taamagon. It to a plant relatlve- non-firemen, including 12 wom­ TASTE! a place to Uve in them.” I^arilament from two nedghbor- of them 'ever existed. But It is companieB ...” flights nationwide. mittee when a recommittal mo­ said Us local 'was afraid of a . ly free from ddseaae but doee en, completed the course. In Miami', mobile hdlne own- Ing Engliah counties. ’Ihe ques- too late to do anything about it. In the postal dispute, union ■T think we’U begin to see tion cornea up fair a vote Mon­ sellout , not like damp feet, or over- era face bulging trailer parks tion is: Where should next Robin Hood is a national posses­ negotiators were ready to reply more conceUation of flights end McOooe, a captain In the Man­ day. The executive board of Man- watering. It grows best In dry, and swift legal action If they year’s world archery champdon- sion. our principal specimen of today to the administration’s consoUdation of fUghts so os not chester ETro Department and a But Spong, who said he had hettan-Broiuc Branch 36 author­ welU-dralned soil, end ne«dB park In cureas not zoned for shilps be held? folk legend: he is a v^uablo ex­ latest postal pay offer, and the to buruen the system,” a certified American Red Cross “ serious reservations’ ' about ized local president Gusta've sun. trailers. They have been fixed for York port and we must not touch head of one uirfon predicted a spokesman for the Air Trans­ first aid Instructor, has conduct­ Carswell’s record, added he is Johnson to call a new strike if Ttarragxm to used for aeazon- Developers say they are will­ in Yorkshire in July 1971. Sever­ him.” Drive C h a irm a n prompt agreement. port Association said. ed two such courses in as many still undecided about how he he saw fit. ing seafood diehea, poultry, ealr ing to open rip new areas, but al -wrought-up members of Par- Robin Hood has been de­ "Everything looks fine,” said The FAA also said mlUtary years In Andover, and Is ex­ will vote on confirmation atto, eggs and cheese dtehes. It Itiat sanitation, plumbing, Uament from the Sherwood For­ scribed by others as "a medi­ Aitty. David A. Golas of 230 Jamea H. ' Rademacher, presi­ Asked how tong he would activity was "drasttcaMy cur­ tremely well liked for his Wednesday If the recommittal to excellent with muahrooms, In thorough covering of the sub­ electrical and zoning restric­ est precincts of Nottingiiam- eval myth sprung from the New State Rd. has been named dent of the National Association 'wait, Jc^uison said, “ I don’t tailed.” M ilita r y aircraft, move falls. cream of mushroom soup or ject. McOooe noted thpt tiie tions are pushing them Into the h re InditgrianUy whipped up a mists of Teutonic pagariam,” a chairman of Manchester’s 1970 of Letter Oarrlers. ” I think ev­ tMide we should wait another though flying mostly from their Spong thus took the same po­ tomato soup. This lierb has a women did well, apparently hinterlands. parliamentary motion demand­ “ forest elf” and “ grandmaster erything will be settled this aft­ week.” own fields, rely, as do the com­ sition as J. W. Fulbright^ D- American Caivcer Society Cru­ moat dominating flavor. To spurred on by the realization Mobile home parks are be- ing that the contest be moved to of the witch cult.” ernoon.” mercial airilnere, on gutdanoe Ark., the only other Southerner sade. some jialatea, It requires a bit that the training they were re­ ootning more luximlous, provid­ Sherwood Forest. Nottingham has a few streets trom the F A A ’s 21 regional con- t u - H o l i to join the opposition drive to Raxtomaoher spoke out after of education, so use It sparing- ceiving could be of vital Im­ ing recreational facilities, land­ Robin, they said, was the best with names like Marian Way Golas, who attended local trol centers to guide high alti­ siend the nomlnEition back to al­ he aivd the chiefs of six other Antiwar Bill portance to their family in case scaping cuiid even schools. known bow and arrow man in and Friar Lane. A statue below most oortatn burial in commit­ schools and was co-captain of A F L - CIO -postal unions con­ tude flights between terminalB. ■ P O U -K - history and Sherwood Forest, Tairagon combines zit'oely of an accident or medical emer­ Trailers are considered vehl- Nottingham Castle shows Robin tee. the Manchester High School ferred with the federation’s Forwarded To The Justice Department Is clee in most staties and the own­ even though It has shrunk ^ m with his quiver and bow, a dag­ with chives. It you’re a lover gency. Spong’s declaraiion came at a President George Meany. t r y ii« for inJimoUcna again^ 200 to 25 square miles, was the football team in 1966, heads a of fresh dandelion gfreens, make McOooe also complimented ers pay neither property nor ger, a rope and a sword. Robin crowded news conference min­ the controUera in 16 cities, Teim- i - O l K outlaw’s hangout. committee of 16 Manchester A spokeaman for the union Gov. Sargent a salted of red onions, the Chief Joseph Armstrong tor his personal taxes on them. Hood once sheltered in the utes aRer Sen. WltUam B. porary restraining orders were Nci; so, said the Yorkshire- business and civic leaders who heads said their reply to the lat­ greens, tuna fish or hard-boiled department’s high Interest and Instead they are required to caves below the castle. Or did Saxbe, R-Ohio, released a tetter BOSTON (AP) — The Massa­ granted in Brodklyn and Clitea- buy lioaises that range in Flori­ nten. TTiiey marched before tele­ he? have volunteered to lead the est government offer would be eggs (or both). Use a gparllcky competence In first aid, as from President Nixon and de­ chusetts Legislature has enact­ go Wednesday but a U.B. Dis­ vision cameras, calling Robin town’s crusade. The committee presented at an €kftemoon meet­ dressing of oil and 'wlne ■vine­ evidenced by the frequency of da horn $21.72 for the one-bed­ clared that he would back .Cars- trict court in Pittsburgh balked, Hood a "petty criminal” who leaders, along with nearly 700 ing with the administration bar­ ed a biU designed to test the le­ gar. Add tarragon and chives, the courses held and that nine of room 30-footers to $86.72 for lux­ ■well in both key votes—aHhoUgh the judge saying no proof of started his career by murdering other volunteer solicitors from gaining team headed by Post­ gality of the Vtetnaon war end s a t and pepper. Or try ualng the men completing the course ury mod^s up to 65 feet long. Town Youth Unit somewhat reluctantly. Irrepevrable E nrage was pre­ The Nixon views on trailers Ws stepfather. the Manchester area, will be master Gen. Winton M. Blount. the tarragon ■vinegar. A nice were renewing the coveted "ad­ The tit-for-tat declarationB forwarded it to Gov. Fraitcis W. sented. They laughed at all the an­ working with more than 2.3 mil­ In the postal dispute, union lunch. vanced” first aid card. came In a report to Congress on Meets Tonight produced no advantage tor ei­ Sargent. .today's housing crisis, saying cient prose and high-flown bal­ lion volunteers across the coun­ negotiators were considering a Florence and Robert Klppax He felt that the people of Aiir ther side In the tight battle. But A t press time an aide to the Vary that apple pie! Add there should be some improve­ ladry about the “ Major Oak” try during the American Cancer fresh government wage offer of 46 KeUy Rd., 'Wapptag like The Town Youth Commission they did whittle down to less Republican governor said Sar­ ralsiiu and coarsely cheeped dover were indeed fortunate t o ment by this summer. where Robin Hood, it is Society’s month long education­ today. Labor sources called the the flavor of tarragon, and they have these ■well trained men In will hold its monthly meeting than 20 the number of still un- gent still was "officially unde­ walnuts to the filling. The present housing goal for claimed, aheltered with such al ■and fund raising campaign. offer a direct response to their like Oornlsh game hens. So, the Fire Department, with the 2 commlttel senators who appar­ latest proposal. cided” about whether to sign or loyal characters as Little John, tonight at 7 in the Municipal “ We have a triple aim this „ Fkxrenoe devised a recipe com- the 1971 fiscal year Is 2.01 mll- ently will decide the outcome. new ambulance completing the Friar Tuck, Will Sceurlet, Alan- April,” Golas aai^. " F ir * , wo Union leaders representing veto the bill, or let it become • blntng the two. “ I Uke to ex- -U.<;.T).A.'G4te>e£ Uoh iinlts, down 185,000 from an Buildng to hear the reports of In Honolulu, the Hawaii Sen­ needs tor a fine first aid service ai-Daie and Mrs. Hood, the Maid want to encourage every mem­ 750,000 postal workers said law without his signature. 1 perrtment. Stooe my husband en- (Herald photo by BuceiviclUB) earHei*-target. In ten years, the Its various committees. ate has adopted a resolution ask­ and one that Is usually una'vail- ber of the community to have Wednesday night they would The Senate passed the bill * joys trying ivew recipes, I can administration says, the nation­ Marian. ing Hawaii’s congressional dele­ MRS. ROBERT KIPPAX able in the larger towns end These heresies did not bother The announcement in yester­ a regular health ch^kup, in­ discusa the latest government Wednesday 29 to 3. EarHer, the I go ahead with a free hand. It al goal is 26 million more units, gation to oppose the conflrmat- cdtles. Richard Gregrson-WiUiams of day’s Herald, saying that the cluding caiKer tests. Examples offer with APL-CIO president House enacted it on a voice vote ; would be very difficult to cook including six million for low and tlon of Juc^e Carswell. oin poratea history. Lot’s quote one TAN T: Flour and butter pans. Those Andover firemen who the Nottingham Information De­ commission yrould meet last of these tests are the Pap teat George' Meeny before returning after a move to kill the measure moderate income families. » 'ahead paragraph on rice: Lemon fla-vorlngflavoring may be used renewearenewed tnelrthedr advanced nrsfirst for early detection of uterine to, the table. failed 127 to 92. Both branches In the short run, thfe annual partment as long as they men­ night was in error. Youth Oom- tioned Robin Hood €u>d spelled cancer, and the procto, an ex­ Details remained scarce, but are overwivelmingly Democrat­ ■ ^ “ To cook rice All the peoples in place of vanUla. May be aW cards were Chief Armstron report prepared for the Presi­ mission meetings are regularly Quintol To Sing . with any Ideas. for w h T rice is meMa^e met with butter frosting «trona.strong. DeoutvDeputy Chief MaxwelMaxwell Nottingham correctly. He is amination for a common cancer, It is thought the government’s ic. dent said, at least $20.6 billion in scheduled for the first Thursday Continuing, Florence For the benefit of some of our B. Hutchinson, Secretary Wll- busy preparing and publicizing cancer of the bowel. best offer until Wednesday was ments “ The game hens are are careful never to stir It white residential mortgage loans of each month. For Grand Night The MU states that no Massa­ to cook younger readers, butter frosting Ham Breadheft, Vice President the Nottingham FeeU-val, two- "Second, we hope to teach a six per cent wage hike retro­ ' fllmole and uncomplicated. If It Is cooking, and never to cook younger readers, outter irosang _ rsoin* secured. The committees to report to­ chusetts resident inducted into , simp an . phiirch on It too long (twentv minutes on Is very easy to make. Use about Thomas Bonneau, Oapt. Joseph weeks jamboree next July People who like Johnny people protective measures active to Jan. 1 and an increase should be sufficient to night are the pollution commit­ the armed services ehaU be re­ . you get home from churen on u too long (twenty minutes on ■’ ^ hitter Beat butter Oomerford, Lt. WUUam Coveil, which will encompass sympho­ Cash's folksy singing will be against cancer. By that we nearly equal to that a few quired to serve outside the Unit­ : Sundays at 11:30, you can serve the average, so that the grains cuP ^ t^ te r. ^ spark aNtomaTOund in housing tee; the letterhead committee, remain whole. Overcooking, re- until very creamy, then gradu- ny concerts, phamiber opera, a entertained by Brian Quintol mean personal action; for ex­ months later. ed States in “ the conduct of •■ guests by 1 o’clock.” productlon\by the siunmer so which has been designing offi­ ducing the rice to a mash, has. ally beat In 1 cup confectioners • “ basketball tournament and the when he sings In Cash style at ample, the use of caution In the One union leader said the sec­ armed hostilities not an emer­ “ Florence’s Oornlsh Game that the coming fiscal year’s cial commission stationary; the national joustin^\ champdonr the eighth annual Grand Night sun to avoid skin cancer. An­ ond hike was tied to post office Hens Tarragon to a great extent, contributed to sugar. Then, add abom 3 taWe- o u ^ received thedr ba»- production taigbt can be met.” gency” unless thene'ls a decla- DW6ER00S TUP ships. recreation poll committee, of Music to be presented by other example is quite famous reorganization, something that • Remove giblets, etc. from the disfavor In which this food- spoons cream or milk, a Uttte ^ T h e ' national nmising goal ration of war by (iongreas. "Our Robin Hood GtJden Ar­ which polled local youth to ob­ Campbell Council, Knights of — an end to cigarette smoking will taike tod' long a time for It also empowers the state at­ I t your horns inturancs I hens Wash Dry ca'vlty well, stuff was held in France. At the at a time to achieve desired does not take into account policy gathering cob­ = SnJ It ,»a tint, ot th. .logo ol Port, to n.vor w«, Atokmog Mr., DKut. Q»(MP$EUJ5*S u P / , . i CENtfeR.oii."SwiSS, . row archery chami>ionships wljl tain their opinions on town rec­ Columbus (KofC), on April 17 to prevent most lung cancer. postal workers, some of whom torney general to file suit in the bile home construction webs? I f youyon haven’t Mrs. Paitricia Bain, attract archers from more coun­ reation facilities; the conceit and 18 at East CialhoUc High broke ranks In several dtles ten U.S. Supreme Court to establish Plu. on. k„poon l.r- whoj .h.r. w.. . ,ho„- K ..-ol • t-»^ ^ ^ The housing crisis was baused "Third, we must raise the checked it lately, you may •^crntMibL j > tries than the world champton- committee, which is planning a School. Quintol, who Uves at 43 days ago, walking off the job. the r l^ t s of Massachusetts : r a ^ n for each hen. Spear one age of bread, enormous quantit- cooks yoHj- 05 by "the harsh erosion ot ihfla money to support ■vital ACS be headed fo r a “ danger­ •' i __...... A Iao vr.wxoimAyf »» ijTg (MlTl 1>G tintlGd WHJT fOOd *La»lO(n, iVUo. ALl'OBJJOr rl2HllVr| V£6t’1'ABLfeSO "^ 8 9 ' shlps,” he said. rock concert to benefit the Drug Oakwood Rd., will perform A labor source described the servicemen under she law. • clove garlic on toothpick and les of rice remained unused tion and the tight monetary po programs of research, educa­ ous trsp.” In ths past it Mrs. Christine Jurovaty, Mrs. The Golden Arrow event will Advisory Opuncll; and the Nike several folk songs in his first tion and service to caivcer pa­ years the value of your I', place In each cavity. Place hens The Kippaxes have two chll- coloring. cy necessary to crub It has Nancy Lee Hegener, Mrs. Lu­ dA(M(>S6U,’S Suop J , / f’V i place on the Nottingham Site Committee, whirii Is plan­ appearance on the KofC pKr tients. We look to the labora­ holome and contents may •' in roasting pan without a rack. dren. A daughter Jean Uves in grievously crippled our nation' cille Kukucka, Mrs. Dlaiuie lyensity playing fields, some ning suggestions' fpr youth rec­ gram. I tories for the final solution to havs increased. I f so, j! Sprinkle hens with garlic salt. Provincetown, Mass. Robert Is housing industry.” our home insurance lim- Landry, Mrs. Algene Roberts, little N®stance from the Major reation facilities at the newly Dr. Robert W. Stoker of 224 the cancer problem. Today •' Roast in 400-460 degree oven married, has one son born less Welfare Topic Mrs. Mary Young, Bruce Jer­ CQlCXEN NCOOIM 'TSOWAP ^ Housing costs. It said, have Oak, which is said to be about Blue Ridge Dr., who has aj>- CORRECTION r;ta should be increased, I' about one hour, basting •with fol- than a month ago, and Uves In acquired Nike Site. there are l.S-midUon Americans too. Be safe, ask ut to re­ ome and Lucas H. Moe. “ risen sharply—Indeed much peared as pianist several times 2,000 yeeihold and held togeth­ Anyone may attend the open alive and cured of cancer. What In our Dollar Days ad last night— WE DON’T HAVE view your coverages. • lowing mixture. Baltimore, Md. Most of Of Filmstrip Members of the Fire Depart- faster than the rise in over-all er by ooncrato and wire. in the past on the Grand Night tomorrow may bring depends Place In pan over heat, un'tll Florence’s Interests have al- I session. There will also be a TIER CURTAINS. We’re sorry for any inconvenience ♦v,„ ment recel'vlng the basic card A cost of living.” The old fOrwt, “ is almost com­ •' butter is melted: waysw«i.vcf centered CLUV9ULabout 4i«r her home The naitlon’s concem over -0 ____ja dvwivwhqh______tir«1 closed session following the of Music will be featured in a on the imagination aivd exper­ this may have caused our customers. Wal- 1 ^ 1 1 Without vigorous federal in­ pletely declmaie4.’’ »ays J- Iilano medley with the KofC tise of scientists and the sup- I 2 teaapoons tarragon anaand herner enuren.church. jsneShe anaand nerher weirarewelfare program aiiuand ilo its vyc.a-opera- oari/m Puv Cardlnlr'ardii Rob- (1/lurteA .sF tervention, housing production regular meeting. Robart J. Sr^Hi, km. Oameron Gifford, ^xflottingham Orchestra. iwrt of us all.” INWDBAiraiaXHB H cup, or one stick, butter or husband are members of Waj)- tion is the subject of this >fiTnr>ttv Hutchinson C»»ANT would have dropped much more Justice of the peace ahd farmer. Paul GAghon of 96 White St., The Manchester unit of the Ml Main St., 1 margarine ping Community Church. Flor- month’s Special Report film- iJmArv J ^ McGuire! severely than it has in the past Gifford supports a schem^to re­ veteran of many shows with the American Cancer Society’s Con­ 54 cup dry sauteme enc« to a member of the Peren- strip, "The Welfare Dilemma," Tjavixi Moe year, the administration said. Autos Top Steel User Garlic clove can easily be re- nial Planters Garden dub. She distributed to Manchester public ” Seaton store the glories of Sheihraod KofC, will again sing with the necticut division serves resi­ NlQlfel'S T b P “ Had I known you were a come­ Florida, hlq Mcond retirement ^ cookbook of m y Izatlo"- Casting Party TtNPER. , S dian, I wouldn’t have come.” as the Rock Oornlsh game hen Mother's. She has made the Also interviewed tor Special The Andover Community Club I k Some of tbei footage in "Love was a fun project for him during for as long as I can re- Report was Patrick Moynlhan, ^ Casting Party for ^ANPVMICH ' of Lite,” up for an Academy his first retirement. member and I have no Idea special advisor to President community Club Play on Award as the best long docu­ Another of ^orence s own ^ ^ but it’s N‘xon on urban affairs. ^ ^ ^be Town ^ T E A . V C S mentary of lest year, is in the recipes I have labeled with the ^ . ------Hall. Neither talent nor member Klppax name. The rule In the television profile, "Arthur Rub- Hot Milk Sponge Cake Banana Skin For Itch? ship In the CJommunlty C31ub Is V h o x C N C 3 > n i(2 .v ^ ------instedn,” to be repeated on NBC culinary busines is that you can­ necessary for attendance. Re- not place youi' name on a recipe 1 eggs on April 26. 2 cups flour ATLANTA—Many and ■varied freshments will follow the try- SPECIALS FOR THURS. FRI. AND SAT.! that is not your very own. If are some: Rubbing with banfCha outs. you take a recipe from a cook-, 1 cup milk ife 1 teaspoon ■vairllla i'vy’B Itxdiing and blisters. Here U.S.D.A. CHOICE. BONELESS book and change It, even ever so ore some: rubbing with banana alightly, you can name it what­ 2 cups sugar ' D E U D f e p T 2 teaspoons baking powder skins; scrubbing with hot Kaoio Uperators ever you wlrh. So, we have: water, salt -water, cornstarrii or LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Rice a la Klppax 4 tablespoons butter ^ teaspoon______salt yellow laundi^ soap; applying Kentucky has mare than 2,600 T o t w r o e v e r g o R e 's Oook rice according to pnek- Scald milk and butter In pan. baking soda, Epsom salts, cala- ham radio operators, of which OOTTAG-E CUEESE SIRLOIN ROAST $1.29 Slft~airdry ’l n g r ^ ^ together, mine lotion; or apply a poultice more than 300 ore active in the saute fresh mushrooms. Add ^ i k and mix. 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V, ■ ' .YJSNb'- r • n;-,' i\ \ \ . '■ Y A\'’ ' \ V -' -\ ' V i'-vv. ,':v \ A - \ '" i , ''? i s \' \ ■ "..1,) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Hands Frantic NHL East Division Race Tigers’ Ace Half-Season Sentence Finds Frontrunners Being Topped

In the West Divlsl(/n, Pitts­ leaders but only one in front of ■plajr except Detroit which has almost did something wrong. McLain, "Commissioner Kuhn maybe there would be seven or permitted him to become a dupe NEW YORK (AP) — It nal Uirce minute* gave St. Louis NEW YORK (AP) — burgh clinched second place Detroit and two up on New three. The Red Wings play To­ the tio with .Oakland and de­ It’s better than we anticipated." eight Boy Scouts pasMng by I of the gamblers with whom he was status quo today as did what he had to dol I can't with a 4-.1 victory over PhlUii-l il* York. Phil Esposito had a pair ronto tonight and then finish the prived the Seal* of an opportuni­ Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Smith was in «. happy-go- the tightest National say I agreed with the decision, might land on." associated." phla and Oakland moved into a for the Bruins. season with weekend games ty to take over undisputed pos­ has dropped the other shoe lucky mood when he> talked Hockey League race in his­ because I want to play baseball Kuhn's investigation lasted McLain said he’d "have to get tie with idle Minnesota for Chicago remained Ucd In against New York. Chicago session of fourth plooe In the in the Denny McLain case about the decision. tory thundered into its fi­ fourth place and a playoff berth points with Boston, and Detroit plays Montreal twice and Bos-, We«t. “ I doh’t think it will affect the right now but he (Kuhn) made six weeks end uncovered an In­ a dictionary” to look up the nal days. by tying St. Louis 2-2. ripped goalie Tony Esposito, ton meets Toronto twice over Bill McCreary had scored ear- and it didn’t land as hard volvement "with certain gfam- meanings of gullibility and ava­ players at all," he said, ‘"rhey the decision and we’ll live by Just five points separate the Jacques I.apeTTier scored the who had three shutouts In his the weekend. VIor for the first-place Blues blers said to be involved in a rice. "But if it means stupid and as some people thought it won’t say when they go to bat it." first five teams in th-» franUc Ue-breaking goal and aseisted lost (our starts. Frank Mahov- In the West, Pittsburgh, In the while Carol Vadnats and Eiarl bookmaking operation." accord­ greedy," Denny added, "yes, I might. ‘. . . good. Denny McLain will McLain had been on tender- East Division race after co- on three others as Montreal llch and Pete Stemkowski playoffs (or the first time, Ingarfleld connected tor Oak­ Oommissioner Kuhn Wednes­ be here July 1 . . and the hooks since Feb. 19, the date the ing to a two-page statement re­ am stupid and greedy.” leaders Boston and Chicago McLain's current problems ripped Boston and kept the scored two goals apiece (or the nailed down second place by land. day suspended McL.aln unUl outfielders won’t say when they commissioner tagged him with leased Wednesday. In January, both lost Wednesday night and Bi^ns tied with Chicago in are mostly financial. His furni­ Red W'Ings, who handed the beaUng Philadelphia. The Pen­ Both Oakland Minnesota July 1 because of his Involve­ go to catch a fly ball . . well, an Indefinite suspension and 1967, according to Kuhn's state- pursii’ng Montreal, Detroit and points at 95. ture is to be auctioned off by the Black Hawks their first home- guins led 2-1 until the final have 66 points with two games ment with bookmaking activi­ Denny McLain will be here July launched a full-fledged investi­ me.Yt, McLain "commenced New York aU won. The Bruins have five fewer ice loss in 11 games. remaining. The Seals, who have Internal Revenue flervioe April stages when Dean Prentice and ties in Flint, Mich. The decision 1. . . gation into the pitcher's off-field placing basketball bets with this victories though and should the New York kept piice by edg­ Bob Blackburn scored empty an edge with 21 vlctoriea to 7—the second Day of the base­ The CanadieiKs blitzed the deprives the Detroit Tigers of Smith said he was sure that activities. operation and subsequently was teams conclude the season tied ing Toronto on a pair of power net goals after the desperate Miimeaota’s 17, finiah the regu­ ball season—to satisfy more Bruins 6-3 but Chicago failed to their star right-hander’s serv­ McLain’s mid-season return That was the result of a face- persuaded to make financial take advantage. Tbs Black in points, Chicago would get play goals by B’ll Falrbaim and Flyers lifted their goalie. lar season with a homeand- than $9,000 in back taxes. ices for less than half of the 1970 would help the Tigers’ chances to-face confrontation between contributions totaling approxi­ Hawks lost to Detroit 8-2. New first place on the basis of most Jean Ratelle. Ratelle's 32nd of Val Fonteyne and Jean Prono homo series against last piace "My immediate problem is major, league season. for the pennant. the pitcher and the commission­ mately $5,700. York remained one point re­ victorCH. the season proved to be the win­ vost scored Pittsburgh’s edrly I.OS Angeles Saturday and Sun­ my Income,” said McLain, an The reaction to Kuhn’s deci­ ‘■’It’ll all settle down untU July er and McLain revealed “ While McLain believed he moved 'from fourth place and a Jean Bellveau had two goals ner early in the third period. goals while Andre Lacroix day while the North Stan fttce accomplished organ player. "I sion was generaliy a huge sigh 1,” he said, “ then on July 1, Wednesday that he contemplat­ had become a partner in this op­ playoff berth by nipping Toronto for the Canadlens, who are third All the contending teams in scored (or Philadelphia. FTiUadelphia and Pittsburgh, when he shuts out the 'Y’nnkees ed committing suicide by jump­ eration,” Kuhn continued, ” . . . think I may start playing in of relief In the Detroit camp 2 - 1 . just three points back of the the East have two games to Larry Keenan’s goal in the fi­ both on the road. where Manger Mayo Smith and ing from a building in New York it would appear that in fact he clubs, probably on some televi­ the rest of the Tigers seemed New York plays at Detroit on when Kuhn told him he was to was the victimi of a crmfidence sion shows. We got bookings for prepared to face the entire sea­ the night McLain’s suspension b e. upsnd ed e scheme. I would thus conclude this fall,” Denny contimied, son without their star right­ ends and he’ll be the probable “ I looked down on the street,” that McLain was never a part­ “ but nobody knew we would (AP Photo(-x) Hesitation hy Cunningham Costly Comets Top hander. pitcher for sure. Denny has said McLain. “ That was the ner and had no proprietary in­ need bookings in the summer.” NO SHUTOUT— Detroit Red Wings’ Fi-^nk Mahovlich follows through after flicking the puck past Chicago Black Hawks goalie Tony Esposito last night. (AP Photofax) “ Just a half a year’s suspen­ been working on his own this darkest moment of my life. I terest in the bookmaking opera­ Now McLain, the organ play­ Blades. Face SPRUCING UP THE OLD PARK—^Wendell Thomas, a groundskeeper, rakes sion.’’ mused Biii Preehan, spring and says he could pitch would have jumped out-of-that tion. er, is available for dates at least ’SlpJiRES I ' the warmup mound at County Stadium in Milwaukee. Crews work to get the McLain’s battorymate and one right now. But he’ll wait. window if I had thought about it “ The fair inference is that his until July 1. He has a date that Bucks’ Smith Left Foot Helps HOME ENGINEERS— Jean of his critics. “ It sounds as if he “ All things being equal,” said much longer. But then I thought own giiUlbillty and avarice had night with the Yankees. tiOS Angeles Needs Improvement Hultgren 180, EdJLh Palmer 209- Greensboro park ready for the Brewers’ opener April • 7 against the California Angels. 180-563, Martha Montany 176- Win Mighty Important Contest 4H, Lee Rabat 190, Dedorta Ulli- CLINTON, N.Y. (AP) — Tbe Stars ‘Mini-Team’ crop 182-473, Leah WWpple 176- Clinton Comets won the right AL President Welcomes Milwaukee, PHILADELPHIA (AP b M r^ e d toward ^ Phll^eN pinpointed the situation when he ^ or^ n ^ C ro for^^the^^EartS Best Teams in NL, —The Milwaukee Bucks V Milwaukee played ------^ Can fish make sounds? How may place Greg Smith’s tee-totalers - Marion well do they see? Can they Defeats ABA Nets foot in their trophy seS^ tt« Smith i90, Dc* HUte - , . ------distinguish one color from an­ Preparation Begins for Opening Day left toot in tneir tropny throi4h the hoop' to send the T,"" ^ 202 477 capturing Uie league’s Northern NEW YORK (A P )—“ How far behind Washington bin. He helped win a buc^ ahead, r- ^ ^ ^ ^ division tiOe. other? Do they feel pain? . , , . ^ i. u i,_4. J i i. T, Cunningham was at his best and 190-466, Liz Waai*urn 176, Rose _ . ____ These and ether questions have are we?” shouted Bill Sharman. Mets, Cincinnati Reds MILWAUKEE (AP)— Brewers apidied for a National mighty important basket- it nm ttei^ nrt that Jim *Aldndor was not re- Lunbruno 182-486, Rita Hamm fascinated fishermen since prim­ League expansion franchise and “ Don’t you think we’d better catch Dallas first?” ball game. Washington tied the score again .. 190-469. ®®‘'*®® '*''^®** itive man first wet a line, say A “moral obligation to a replied a fan. ------;------Here’s the picture. The Bucks at 111 with 2:09 left. The 76erB three, New Ha- friend’’ was paid Wednes- was again turned down. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. stand tip for a full season, they Montreal is tn over its head the fishing experts at Mercury There has been some contro­ The Los Angeles Stars, with he used his team of short men and Phlladedphla 76ers were Ued ^ ^ their Jon Y - Al Plrkey 151-16uri.court. aremeArchie Clark passed Wls., on FTlday .-fe,,..night. -bucks------, cunnu^n^, — — ’ cwist^^-----nojvo rvii-r/. 359 Jrihnmo r^.., Rdder 362 hooked? To some extent, but the ever, the Brewers’ representa­ least 40 games. Maybe, we put th m second to a stiort- Gary Nolan, Jim Merritt and tions to your organisation on its fourth-place Stars - seemingly When the mini-team-guards ’ Haverhill Abounds to Billy Cunningham, White the Bucks and 76ers Jumpirig d r i ^ w m 1^39 Joe sensation of pain Is probably not tive, Atty. Elwin ZarweU, said Warren, Mack Calvin and SHy®' ^no already had scored 50 head west, action resumes to- from the fteid and 6-8 at the foul 37*. Bullgame Canceled age of starting pitchers behind Jim Maloney. return to baseball.” out of playoff Contention barely ®®b Moss., W i ll be on hand when wno alroady but don’t l^t on it. as keen as it is in mammals. Volinn’s decision made the sale ______however, night elsewhere In NBA playoff Hne. Darrall Imhoff and Luke TwarMiite 360, After eating chalk with the St. Fergy Jenkins, Bill Hands and. Sparky Anderson to gambling Preparation began immediate­ five weeks ago—moved a full Andy ^derson Stafford Springs Speedway pobits, (hmnlngham. NEW LONDON (AP)—A »ea- It’s unlikely that a hooked fish final. i;!sT.p'i^“ .N ^ WlUie Wise and ^ r g e Stone, m o ^ t ® P P ® d SmUh’s foot, turned land. Baltimore and New Y ^ k Jackson, ^ n g wite C u n ^ - Louis Oardlnails last spring, this Ken HoHzman. The Cubs have a on rookie shortstop Dave Con­ ly tor opening day, less than one ELKS — Harold Oabourv ®®®-®P®®lfg baseball game be­ strong but thin line of regulars. cepcion but has Woody Wood­ would pull so hard on a fishing The team’s move also necessi­ Orleans and within of Dal- ^be tallest at 6-(o3t-7—took over ^® m re Simdav “ i ankle and as he twisted tied at two games each, meet at ham, helped the 76ers out-re- tween EaMern Connecticut State observer has caught the Met re- line if such action greatly In­ woik away. . mHriurav in thn Remnd n'riod. 0">®n-comi)eff.on race, Sunday, iv,.,, >«in tn MoO, VnrW urtilln Txm Anevtes bound the Bucks 63-46. Mllwau- Injuries to Ron Santo, Ernie ward to fall back on tn case of tated at least two schedule lOfi.B midway In the second period. around. aHowed the ball to New York,"while Los Angelea bound the Bucks 63^6. Mllwau- 1 3 9 ^ - coaat Guatd Hgton. The omazin’s did the con­ creased Its pain. Yet, the baseball teem vincing last September and Oc­ Banks, Don Kessinger, Glenn trouble. Wednesday night stlU officially changes. An April 16tb game Incidentally, they’re three be- New York led 45-31. ’Wien the ^ r a S P^- ‘»®«^b>cked m 5*^*^ Aca*my. scheduled for Satur- Can a fish make sounds? Some Wnd W a sh ii^ ^ and five off P®riod ended the Nets led 66-52. ®n a fuU racmg pro ^ ^ game each, continue their series the field ^ 46.5 t o the ^ ^ canceled because tober and there appears to be no Beckiert or Billy Williams could The loss of Ron Reed was a was the SeatUe Ffilots. with the Kansas City Royals has be disastrous. For a starter they make a grunting noise by forc­ reason to abandon ship despite body blow to the Braves, taking Bankruptcy Referee Sidney C. been maxle part of a ^ -n lgh t fpont-m-nlng Denver’s pace in It remained close u-tll the England Super-Mod- Cunningham hestlated momer.- at P h o e ^ . ®®- Derihup 138-368, Ray Beaure- recent snow has made It Im- are In trouble with Randy Hund­ ing air from the air bladder doubteheader on July 3. And a \ a SOSO record in eprtog train- ■VoUnn Was to hold a meeting In the close Western Divlsioci race, final minutes. Stone \td all acor- Ified Racing Association wUl be tari'y t® gain his balance. As the Bucks’ coach Larry CosteMo Held goals. ______gard 136-347. John Rleder 160- possible to dry the field in time, ley on the injured list. “ through their mouths. Others April 17th game against the Chi­ ii« . Ind.flnite period.. That puts an gnash their teeth. Fishermen in his Seattle courtroom at 1 p.m. Los Angeles has six regular-bea- era with 31 points. Anderson Stafford In full force for the 361, Dick Krol 347, Joe Oataldi Coast Guard officials announced Getting back to the Mets for a cago White Sox will be jdayed The Mete have bolstered the extra, heavy load on Phil Niek- Malaya put their heads in the (EST) today to sign the final son games to play. chipped in with 21 while New marking the third con- 349. Wednesday. one weak ^pot in thedr infield moment, there is reason to be­ ro, George Stone, Pat Jarvis on April 18th as half of a twin- “ We needed movement, York’s Ed Johnson scored 22 3ecutlve year that the speedy lieve that Nolan Ryan may be water and can distinguish the papers transfering the Seattle •with Joe Foy at third base. snd ex-Oakland Athletic Jim direction and types of fish mak­ franchise to Milwaukee. Law­ bill. Sharman said, explaining why and Bill Melchiannl added 21. NEJSMRA cars have helped Trevino Passes Up Masters, They picked up an experienced ready to step up right behind Nash. Another change, according to open Mai Barlow’s half mile. Seaver, Koosman and Gary ing underwater sounds (or so yers Wednesday deliberated for « CARBURETOR IRECIAUSm left-hander in Ray Sadecld. And The Braves are a solid club they claim). 2Mi hours over the exact word­ Sellg, will be to have the Brew­ The super-mods invasion wtU STO#S tTALUfiiO * HARD Gentry to make a formidable TEAM INSIGNIA— A slugger with a beer barrel STARTS - IMAROVCSOAftMILlAOe they will have the fuU-seeson and could repeat with another How do fish manage to sup­ ing of the order approving sale ers play all day gomes during Busy Schedule Causes Move be led by a pair of chargers in A CMOINC RCRRORMAMCt services of big Dcnn Clendenon. staff. Wg year from Hank Aaron. for a chest and a spigot for a nose is the new of­ the month of April, Ed West, the 1969 NBSMRA Seaver and Koosman, of port themselves at various of the American League team to After beating off the Chicago Many regard the Astros as ficial insignia for the Milwaukee Brewers team. The team returns to baseball champion in the famous Z-28 Eyes Greensboro Tourney U m a i course, are the keys. If Tommie depths So effortlessly? Submerg- the Brewers tor $10.8 million. Cubs, Ptttobuigh Ptratos and Uie steeper In the field. That ed, fish Wejgh little or nothing, (sie of the Amerioan Assodar oar and the ageless Silva, the Agee doesn’t hU 26 homers and The president of the Brewers, Oardinala—to say nothing of the pitching staff, led by Larry because the'^ , tqtal volume of Kuhn, at that time, said ball to the city. The groiq> ap­ tion’s best-known names—the 1967 and 1968 'title holder back GREENSBORO N. C. You take off when they’re on on the final day. His finishes SKOAUSTSIM Phillies and Montreal—they Cleon Jones doesn’t titt .310, the Allan H. (Bud) Sellg, said he felt Maravich, Hester Dierker, Don Wilson, Tom Grif- water they occt^>y weighs about among the factors in Milwau­ plied unsuccessfully for Ameri­ Brewers. It originally derives from another successful tour of •/Apx t „ „ Tvovi-no tnnv tracks you don’t play so ■well.’’ have included 72, 73, 74, 75, and ElMCTRONiC EMGME m»wt take on the best in the addition of the ^>eedy B\>y and Cronin’s telegram offidaUy (In and Denny Lemaster set a the same as they do. Bottom kee’s favor to obtain a baseball can and National League fran- from the fact that Milwaukee is * ■ P T O T T the South. So, wWle the Palmers and 77. TVN&HPkndAMALYStS West b^ore they nwdee the long ball Clendenon could take seated the move of the team to strikeout record last year. dwelling species are heavier team were “a major league tra­ Chtoes in August, 1966. known as the bear brewing cap- I fl lll 'T I ^^1 "tt’s an 0P®n competition nave a little som etning eX- j.jigjjiaugeg and Caspers and And with the Masters out, World Series again. uP the slack. Remember, they clobbered than water, Milwa^ee. JL l _ r U . 1/ show,” says BIU Slater, a long- tra g o in g fo r him in m s piayera are concentratlrg on what are his ambitions? -BATTERIES •SPARK PLUGS If so. It paid off a debt that dition, ccntinulng fan Interest, a On . July 24. 1967, the Brewera America. Out of LSU •REGULATORS -FUEL PUMPS The beat in the West could be St. Louis is in a miKkSed sttu- the Mets 10-2 in the season se- How well does a fish see? X time driving favorite at Staf- quest for the $36,000 'topthe Masters, Trevino has his full"Well, I’d Uke to win another any one of five teams. We ex- aUon because of the tUness of baseball commissioner Bowie devoted group of people working ^ n s o re d an exhlbitlcm game 'Wisconsin, naturaiUy, leads the -GENERATORS •POINTS/C ON DENSER! ries. The addition of Joe Pepi- Most biologist agree that fish Kuhn said the sport owed MU- I" the interest of Mll^waukee between the Ghtcago White Sox country in beer consumption BATON ROUGE, La. (A P)— Basketball stars Pistol ford who has assumed ■the Rac- prize in the Greater attention centered on Greens- (U.S..) Open,” he said. “ But •ALTERNATORS • S TA R TE R S elude only San Diego from the Mike Shannon. Red Scoendlenst tone has to help. see clearly at close range but •COILS •WIRES race. Despiae a pitching pit*- has been trying Joe Torre, Phil waukee. baseball and a stadium.” and the Minnesota Twins which with every man, woman and Pete Maravich and Danny Hester have been dropped ing Director’s role. “ The super- Greensboro Open Golf boro. most of ail I’d like to win the •IGNITION TIMING -PCV VALVES The Giants’ Japcuiese junket that their distant view is limit­ The Pilots’ move brings base- attracted a crowd of 51,144 to child downing 27.2 goHons a as students by Louisiana State because they haven’t modified boys have p>X out a Tournament. ^e w n last week to b®«>me Tournament of Champlans. That Ite m that still exists, that raw GagUano and RJehde Allen at ed. Pish can tell one color from “ Is there on obligation from may turn out to have been an baseball to MUwatikec?" Kuhn ball back to this city on a full- County Stedlum, the laigest at- year, according to sbaUsfica + nloacaa ioia iv ------cliailciige to OUT regular driv- ^^® double winner of the would really be somethlng.to DRIVE IN OR power in the Cincinnati Reds' third base. expensive break In spring train­ another. And they have pre­ Older suggests they will outelug Ted Simmons, the rookie who asked at a dinner in January time basis for the first time tendance at any baseball attrac- Season tickets for Brewers H . . . . . » ere here and I expect a num- ^ *"thlng bet- beat all the champions, all the 249 BROAD STREET ing routinie-. However, Juan Ma- ferences. Bass, fer instance, M a ra v l^ -a b u ^ fo ll^ (to- es and ^ither res^nded to a staifford drivers to take tournament to t h a n to make it a trio before guys who have won t o a Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco' is expected to be the No. 1 since the Braves absconded to tlon here. games went lg help and the pitching trio of In the thick of it. ^re fish smart or stupid? Aslt J I, I, Aloha classic tournament which ^unced that if enough of them ® names ^ ^ That’s what it’s all go; 3. St. Louis; 4; Pittsburgh; They have finished second ^.ny fisherman, friend.” of returning major league base- FVxUowlng the 1968 season, the the stadium Friday morning. Both Maravich who is t o said he was glad ,,ppear. they will run a race of ^ concentrating on ^ ^ ’s t o 6. Fhflaidelphia. 6. Montreal. Bob Gibson, Steve Cariton and t o s c ® ^ in major ^ ^ th r o w n . Masters. of the game, man.” West—L Cincinnati; 2. Atlanta; Nelson Brlles is rough. five years in a row. tory. school rather t o n finishing the ..A -v -jn e eoes " savs Slater ® His chances? 3. Houston; 4. San Frandsco; 6. The PhUBes ore rebuilding the The Dodgers are another club that could blow up a storm If to,. N^. semester and possibiy not grad- “ E v e i?b S ? te vJelcome." J®r tests. “ -P retty good. I’ve been ^ay- Los Angeles; 6. San Diego. kids. Installing Larry Bowa at Transplanted Pilots Win First as Brewers reers ended with t o recent Na­ k i* like BUI Buckner and possi­ naming. super-modlfleds guaran- ®nt not Trevino. He s not ^ig pretty good, if I can Just get The Pirates have been getting short and Deimy Doyle at sec­ New Hampshire Governor tional Invitational Tournament bly Steve Garvey come through. “ Pete’s never flunked a tee action and speed. Without P'nylng in the Masters and is pg^t thoseSundays.’ ’. a big play from the sports writ ond in the middle of the infield. In New York. ers In Florida who have been They arc short one outfielder, Much depends on WUlte Davis Offers Patriots Stadium MaravichMaravicn sienec signed ms his lai fat n- con- ®®®nse and this way he could uny weight limitation and pow- °"® few tovltees evw to Trevino, the year’s leading aiwed by that steady battii^ or- Tim McCarver must bounce In center and the ability of Mau­ No Champagne, Stadium Intact, trart with the^^^ional Basket- easily make up the dosses dur- ©red by 365 engines, the super- •i'® prestlgiom event, an money winner at $77,000, has der and the fine early form of back strong If they are to geit ry WUls to play steadily. I ‘ns the ®n>n«n®«- n*- t®’'® ^h® modlfieds are built for speed. contention in all 11 tour- San Diego should move up a CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The Ucipated in acquiring the land w«h t o ®1®®»®® G®o«Tla Tech when On previous appearances at f~ " t by many golf purists. ------naments he has played this of New Hampshire or arranging the parking. D^nve;^ ^k e U d t oAmeri- he gnea *o AUanta," he added, Stafford, the super-modifieds ’’I don’t have a m ^ t ^ year, but has had his troubles Peterson said recently the Daimy Murtaugh and If BUI Ma- Jim Sunning in the pttdilng de- see them getting out of the cel- will offer the homeless Boston Mets Win Series with St. Louis can Basketball Assodation. It’s my teult in a way. For have turned near 126 mUes-per- againstto Masters, Trevino eighth with a two-out single as plosion In the sixth inning as the Dbse-out Specials zeroeki tuid Pene Alley can pertment. ter. Patriots a $9 million, 50,000-seat ^ ‘ ^o sites it possibly NEW YORK (AP)—No " a ji LSU SDokesman said both the first nine weeks of the se- hour. Insistedtoday before teeing off could offer the Patriots. The AP Exhibition Ba^ball football stadium near Rocking­ chainpagne flowed and the tike PhHadelphia Phillies nipped Oincinnati Reds battered Waeh- a th l^ h a d * b U n placed on pro- mester Pete could only attend Included In the super-modi- In the $180,000 Greensboro learned the second site would be Minnesota 4-3. ington 14-9. Kansas City 4, New "York (A) ham Park at Salem, The Asso­ fans didn’t tear up the ballon earlier t o “ excessive, dosses sporadicaUy because of fied Invasion are Carl Tritoerio, event on state-owned land at Merri­ Amos Otis, who had a brief Oonaecutive home runs by SSL^userabsen^’ f r o r T ^ : to g o m ^ who once tom to t o mile Tren- “ I just can’t play t o course. ciated Press learned today. mack. stadium, but the New trial with the Mete last year, Len Gabrielson end Tom Halier ton Speedway In 37 seconids, My game isn’t suited to it. I hit (Cincinnati 14, Washington 9 MSCOMTIMUED DESIGNS ft FACTORY BLEMS Consistent Pinch Hitter, Reliable sources said the Sources said Sullivan was Im- York Mets won another belted a two-run homer as the snapped a 2-2 tie and the Loe Dave Burton, Paul Richardson the ball low and I just spsmd all Philadelphia 4, Minnesota 3 lizesStfiwsI management of the National pressed with the New Hnmp- championship Wednesday Kansas City Royals edged the Angeles Dodgers went cn to and Jim Sheeney. week drilling t o ball into those Detroit 6, Boston 4 FootbaU League club, which shire plan and was pleased with night. New York Yankees 4-3. Rookie beat the Chicago (Tubs 8-3. Ken Slater pointed out that Staf- hills, Chicago (A) 6, Pittsburgh 1 must come up with a 50,000 seat the possibUdty of almost dou- 'They held on for a 3-2 exhlW- sluggere John FUlis end Thur- Henderswi scored from first Agnew Relieves Nixon told opens the NASCAR modi- “ Everybody takes a week off San Diego 7, Oakland 1 stadium or leave New England, bUng the season-ticket sales of tion baseball victory over the nion Munson accounted for the base on Dick Dtetz’ single and fied season Saturday night, some time or other. I’m taking Milwaukee 9, Cleveland 4 Proud of His Statistics' had expressed “ serious Inter- about 16,000 the Patriots had St. Louis Cardinals and cap- Yankee runs with homers. an error by center fielder Jay April 18th, and a number of that week off. I have some other San Fhan. 4, California 3, 10 est” in the proposal. last year through Increased in- tured the City Series of St. Pe- In other action, the Houston Johnstone to give the San Fran- cars are expected to “ run out commitments. Look, nt the start innings In Tossing Out Ball the bugs against the super-mods of the year you go over the Houston 4, Baltimore 2 The outfield belletely respect in a pinch.” t o Prealdent Dwlglft D. serve* as President of the Sen- The phUosopliy cf the man van has held out to try to keep volved and income from the sta­ RBI. who led the National League in Ateton's judgment. ------dium is expected to be enough Bfaenhowar. Ate and votes only to break ties. the team In llew England, one Detroit’s veteran Al Kaline But more Important mattora Asked If Apew w ^ pre.^e pinch-hitting last summer is “ In fact, I like to think that of the nation’s largest television celebrated the news that the Tl- paying the operating coi^. of otate face Nixon, Monday, w s r the Senate J h e characterized by aggressive' there Isn’t one other player who Angel Scont markets. gers’ ace hurler, suspended ness. Perhaps, too, it is the has the rapport with Alston that Sanely, the nomination of G. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Bay State Raceway has of­ Peterson has said previously Deimy McLain, cquld return to venting of frustration. I do. We have Ulked frequently HanoUt CarsweU to be a justice might be <» Oara- Gordon Windhorn, former out­ fered to build a stadium on land he is approaching the stadium the baseball wars July 1 with a on (he Supreme Court. wrtl’a nomination, Warren s^d: 6.60-13 Gahrielson ejqilained explained It this and he is fair and honest. I re­ it owns at Foxboro, and Haver- idea as an opportunity to gain a grand slam in the ninth aming on TO oupraiiB ^ comment on 7.36-U0M6 way: spect him as a man and man- fielder for the California Angels, has been added to the scouting hUl Mayor James F. Waldron major industry for the state. that lifted the Bengals to a 6-4 The Senate vote* on the noml- „ 6.26-140(16 6.66- 140(16 "If I get a chance to bat after ager." aware of what-Jt is staff of the Angels. ., said Wednesday the city would League offidals say surveys win over the Boston Red Sox. A^ omdal doee to me S«»a- three or fouc days d sitting on Alston “ Windhorn, 86, and a resident $100,000 a year toward show a professional football Elsewhere, though, rookies efttod to WftAiimton Post 8poiu sakl h® wsfl twitting'?*** 6.66- 140(16 team usually mqans at least $10 held spotlight, Writer BlH CHMealw money on David E)lBehtower, 9.00-16 of’i^vrite: vi.,~viiirbe'^: be at th jlte ^ lei a Biruce gee poK me. ----- mld-AUantlc states million stadium In his munici- million to $16 million pumped Right-hander Jerry Janeskt AU pricM plus *1.78 to *2.87 All priest plot *1.78 to *2.67 He paused, then put it another doesn” would ^ Wtodb^rn pVaye'd’ tor'ihe Haii'yu ^ , into the economy of surrounding won a spot In the CSdcago White »"» Nixon’# pondn-law, a base- par tin Fed. Ex. tax and 4 per tirt Fad. Ex. tax and 4 ootdd 0$ RFK Stadium. The data oH your car. tlraaoWj g ^ T. .s < *4. t w o ^ much. I also know that Braves of the J^ianese Pacific learned that Gov. W^- 8ox’ starting notation behind ball admirer and a fan of the Tommy John and Joe Horlen by WWte House merely saM Nixon ” the WMte •■What I’m ^ ^ ^ b e wante to be part of a win- League the last six seasons. The I * , recently adth had a •ohedullng conflict. " manageraanager won’t be cheated. I’U “ pieces t l^ a b o v e his teirai won the league Utle the S«lllvan and outlined a tentative stopping the Pittsburgh Pirates 'be swinging. He can rely on proposal lor the New Hamp­ on sbe hits and one run in seven Just before Nixon received his “ ®*“ ® ®“ ®®’ personal goals." last three years but each year oeoaon posoe# Tueoday from that." shire site. Fhture meetings are innings in a 6-1 triumi*. Gabrielson believes the lost the Japan series to tbs Tok- baseball commlsaioner Bowie OabrMson, now 30 and em­ Dodgers arc entering an era in yo Giants, scheduled. Janeskl was acquired from Bowling Since then, discussions have Kuhn, the White House press o6 barking on his seventh season which they will ’dominate, Boston os a replacement for BS- started with Rockingham Park ly Farmer, who was Involved in floe announced Nixon's prtor BROWN’S TIRE $HM> in the major leagues, speaks "I see a dynasty,” he satd. (AT BANTLY’S SERVICE STATION) Going into the final round of to r use of its parking faculties a SoK-SoK trade but came tqi oonunitment and said he would KAGEY —flank WMtke 207, Mghly of Los A ngles Dodger "ThU team has six player*—Ted be roplaced by Vice President JMk fitevens 818-209-006, Jim Manager WaH Alston. Sizemore, WHUe Crawford, Steve the 196$ U. S. Open, I d le r Bar- —a factor designed to trim the AIXEY IMTZ —jUlara True- with a dead am). W E H O N O R CHMHBW Wiese ber led by three shots. Then he initial ooet of a stadlumlond man 184, Oeleeto Sheldon S4S, Sam. Manilla, an outfielder Bptro T. Agnsw, who also Is a Watt 212-680, Vlo Siiuadrtto 210- 333 Main S t, Manchcflter • 649-8973 He might be excused if it Garvey, Billy Buckner, BUI Rus­ MAD BATTER—New York Mete’ Ron Swoboda ii sports fan but whose affections 204-692, Al Husmlokas 212, Nor- otherwise. Oobrieison is sell and BiU Orabarkewitz—who shot a 78 and finWisd in a with the owner of the land Evelyn torentsen 847. trying to jump ftom the Class A HOUBSi MONDAY-FRIDAY T AM.-8 PAL AM ------Carolina League, cracked a mad about his |42,000 contract, but he reidly isn’t nin h« the direction of the Baltl- man Day 204/ Ttm Sullivan 202, aware that faia appearances in might be big league starters for three-way tie Iw plMe, which Isadjacent 1 ® horse mora Oitoea and ■Colts. Jim Jaokson 208, John Fogarty (AP Photofax) SATURDAYS 7 AM.-H PJfi. the etartiiig I t o e ^ T ^ ^ the next •*«»** track’e ^ e parking loU SPICE — Pat Lappen 125, homer in the sixth inning and going to take it out on the umpire bruahing off OPENING DAY CATCH— Robert Bergeron of Gardiner, Maine, gets a neai^ (CLOSED SUNDAYS) A source said no trouble is an- Bartwra Wentworth $48. triggered a two

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Hie Herald la reaponalMe lor only ONE In- KEYPUNCH Operators — ex­ Herald. WINDOW cleaner, exparlenoad. ON ANCIENT ATHENS? SHALL W E ? DEADER THAN YEH? WEST GOT HERE! MISSING! 23 The beagle is 19 Disencumber oonoot or omitted Inaertlon tor any ndvortlaement ttien DRY WALL — remodeling — A DOORNAIL, F irmness 20 Devours 34 Prevaricator 47 Very (Fr.) perienced, days, port or full­ Must be reUabIs. CaU Man­ DOC! OR an English 35 Breed of dog 49 Zoo primate 5 ^ te ^ extent of n **niako good” Inaertton. Errora which paint, repair, or replace ceil­ time. Immediate assignments, iBffl of dog food 50 Play on words do not leooen the value of the ndvertlaonient will not bo chester Window aeanliic Oo., V FOOD • 22 Hardy 37 Biblical ings and walls. Reasonable very Wgh pay. No fee. Apply HAIRDRESSERS wanted in 649-0384. 26 Holds back oorreoted by “make good” Inaertlon. < ' raUs. Call 640-0764. 30 Edges r “ Staff BuUders, Suite 602, 11 Vernon, fidl or part-time. $78 p/anigtw t z 3 t 8” 6 J r ~ nr r r a week, plus 60 per cent oom- 31 Throw YOU ARE A-1, Truck is A-1. Asylum St. 278-7610. qn 32 Tidbit for 12 12 u (BoekvUlo. Ton Free) mission. Call 870-9716. Z5s: an equine Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ ATTENTION ladles, time on PHOTOGRAPHY 33 Roof finial iS 15 IT 643-2711 ways sealed and small truck­ your hands? A Marshall Field BITTER needed during 875-3136 ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- 34 Permits II i r family owned organization Is ^ y . tor two children. Call COME GROW 35 Musical mano Trucking Service toll- conducting a nationwide ex- between 6-7 p.m. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS quality free, 742-0487. WITH US! 36 Restrains panirion program, interested In resceptIONIST — heavy tele- M O -P O N 'T COMB O UT— I MSAH 38 Tardier 23 24 29 27 28 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? SHARPENma Service— Sawa, e m p l ^ g M area ladies to do phone work, some typing and Rapidly expanding nedional 39 Rodent IT * ALMOST KMAPy/^ M knives, scissors, garden and customer interviewing, pubUc contact. Reply to Post oorporatlon looking for im­ lit >»> OH 40 Chum shop tools. Power mowers re­ 41 Oriental 24-Hour Answering Service . Box 222, Manchester, mediate employment of oa- HURRV UP.' CAN'T VDU EAT ANY FASTER 7 }3 paired and serviced. Pick up weeks. WIU pay $800. See Mrs. Cotsi. reer minded folke who ore WE GOT TO GET KIP OF THE OVERFLOW ^ guitar ffi 1»70 by NEA, Kaplan, 51 Market Square, ____ !______DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS QUICK - IF HE FIMRS OUT ITS BEIN' 44 Heat anew 58" Free to Herald Readers and delivered. Sharpall, 080 single, over 21, with car and WASTED I'LL NEVER HEAR THE ENP^ 48 Above Adams St. (rear) Manchester, Newington, Conn. Friday, NURSE — RN-LPN, at Manr who are tree to travel for OF IT.' BW, I PIPN'T 49 GI’s address 648-0800. '/ haven't been the same since I was called up by April 3, at 10 a.m. Chester Manor Nursing Home, ALL FIVE MASTER­ I'VE SEEN THOSE PAINTINGS, A/Om/A/6 BLSE NOT EVEN m JEWELRY, HMM... THAT^ 1 Want Inlonnatton on une ot oar olaaolflod ndroittaowontaT the National Guard to sort mail!" eMtended pertoihi. H.8, Grad PIECES WERE NEATLY KELLY...THEY'RE PRICELBSS. WAS STOLEN/ WHICH WAS ON A TABLE. CROOK IS A , KNOW THERE WAS SO 51 Employer No anowei at the telephone Uatedt Simply call thr partyUme and full-time. Call or equivalent, ambiltlcn, and REMOVED FROM THE ^SPEC/AUST^ MUCH INFLATION IN 52 FDR's dog IT a i r 46 42 17 EXCAVATING — Trenching— PLANNING your Spring vaca­ 048-0129. CORN POPPIN'.'y—' y 53 Young dog tion? Ihen plan bo pay for It pleasant personality can FRAMES, Wwy^ y 18 48 50 51 Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ 54 Nostril (obs.) EDWARDS ing driveways and parking easily by using your own spare FUIXrTTME tile rs for local qualify you! Excellent work­ 55 The dill ing conditions in the field 52 13 u lots, tree removal. Reason­ B un d in g — Painting— Poporing 21 hours to eeU Avon Cosmetics bank. Must have good flgin« 56 Abstract ANSWERIN8 SERVICE in your locality. Call ixyw 289- aptitude and abUlty to meet of photography—no exper­ being se S5 27 able rates. 648-6100, 872-0647. Contracting 14 ience necessary as those se­ 57 Duets 1 EDWARD R. PRICE—Palnt- 4922. public, experience not neces­ (music) BRICK, blwk and stone work, Cleszynskl builder-new ing exterior and interior. sary, wlU train. Send resume lected wlU be fully trained. 649-0500 875-2510 ______WOMAN wanted to baby-sit In All eqibpment provided. (Ntwtpaptr InUrpriu Ann,) Brick walls, patios, outdMr-ln- homes custom built, remodel­ paper h a n g in g Ceilings, etc. to Box N, Manchester Herald. and leav* yoor meeoage. Yoa*U bear from oar aovorhaor m door fireplaces, sidewsUks, my home, days 12:30 -6:80, Fine company benefits. Ap­ ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ Insured. 649-1008. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, ply In person (No Phone Jig time without apondkng all evening at the telephone. chimneys. Free estimates. rages, kitchens remodeled, Domenic Morrone, 649-1604. INSIDE —oiAslde painting. Spe­ and Friday. ChUd accepted, hours 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-8:46 OoUs). bath tile, cement work. 643-1041. p.m., 649-8400. Steps, dormers. Residential or cial rates for people over 66. Automobites For Solo 4 LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Call my competitors, then call VMUng Photographer Rep- Ta> U S F«l ONvn — *H » f >»• rtitrvtS commercial. Call 649-4291. O 1*70 hy Uahi* FtttiMt tynrfkM , Im«. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER moving large appliances. me. Estimates given. 649-7868. rcsentnMve, Mr. Mayrand at 1969 FIAT, 860 coupe, white, Burning barrels delivered, $4. HERALD black Interior, exoelleiit con­ CARPENTRY and remodeling Mbrlow’s, Tues. Ttant Set. 644-1776. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, RITA GIRL March 81-AprU 4, 10 a.m.-l dition, $1,600. 643-4662. oot DOX LETTERS STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, additions and garages. Call H Finishing 24 p.m.; 2-6 p.m. This could be NEED CAR? Credit very bad? fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- CLERK TYPIST — Thto ae- CREDIT INTERVIEWER — tt! Fsr Ymu Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ tlve firm desines an excel- bs meeting the public your All concrete repairs, both In­ HALLMARK Building Co. for ing (specializing in older lent typist for transcription bag? If so this CMild be your Infonnntlon est liouglas accepts lowest side and outside railings, land­ floors). Inside painting. Paper f tiw St MtA In TM Uf m S i oa down, smallest payments, any­ home improvement, additions, work. Short hours end tree Job. TUs local company will OLDER M!AN wanted for gas scaping. Reasonably priced rec rooms, garages, roofing, hanging. No Job too small. parking. To $120. train on aggressive career- THE HERALD wlU not where. Not small loan finance Call 643-0861. station work, part or fuU-tlme. disclose the identity of company plan. Douglas Mo­ gutters. Free estimates. All John Verfallle, 649-6760. minded gill. $82. Call 648-2818. BY FRANK O’NEAL any advertiser using box tors, 346 Main. PIANO tuning, by graduate of work guaranteed. CaU 646-2627. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SHORT RIBS letters. Readers answer- —Hie prealclent of this com- SECRBTTARY — The dtrec- Ing blind box ads who | 1960 AND 1963 Volkswagen, stm- Hartt College of Music. Ward f^f^wrON H. SMITH and Son— Bonds—-Stocks— pany te t o o l ^ for a girl tor of sales te seeking a girt Krause, 643-6336. EDCPERIENCBa) ^ yOURS UNOBR ARREST.'J desire to protect tbelr roofs, both cars in exceUent Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Mortgogos 27 with top notch skills to work pg^yven abUlty to asatet Identity can follow ‘bis condRion. Must seU one. 876- TIMBERLAND Tree Service, tions, rec rooms, garages, ---- in an expanding subui'bQn of- iji a hifi^y geaxied JoobI procedure; 6166. tree removal, pruning, shrubs. porches and rootog. No Job MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, filoe. ExceUent benefits. To oomoany. Tto $180. OIL BURNER too small. Call 649-8144. mortgages— Interim financing $140. , i— J - BJndose your r ^ y 1 and lots cleared. Fifteen years the box In an envelop - JUNK cars iremoved. Call 876- experience. Bonded and insur­ ------—expedient and confidential SERVICEMAN address to the (JlassUied 6359, ask for Dave or leave Mrvloe. J. D. Real Estate WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPUCANT A FEE ed. Free estimaties. Call 647- Roofing—Siding 16 asboc. 848-s u i. Manager. Manebaster Message. $16 per car. 9479. Good pay, good worMne con- Evening Herald, together 1966 FORD, LTD, 2-door hard- ROOFINO and roof repair. dftlaiw. Paid vacation. PMd witb a memo Ilstlv the hotldaya. Free bawranoa companies you do NOT power strarli*, power ™ ^ ^ u ^ ^ ^ b u U d ta « * * * ^ \o ta Roofing Co., Inc. 648- B usinO U O p p o r tu n ity 2 8 RITA GIRL BU?Z SAWYER BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. brakes, yellow wHh black vinyl Free unttorms. top, low mileage, good con­ cleared, trees topped. Got NOW, WHY PIPN'T Your letter wDI be da- 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. ISN'T MOST OF YOUR OKAY. BUILD YOUR CHEMICAL PLANT HERE^ 1 BUT BUILD IT ON THE OPPOSITE stroyed if the advertiser | dition. CaH 646-3824. tree problem! Well worth BIDWELL Home Improvement RUBBISH route for sale. 180 THE WHITING CORP. TRANSPORTATION AS BANNED, ANP THE PREVAILING j END OF YOUR ACREAGE ANP MV ENGINEERS Is one you’ve mentlonad. phone call, 742-8262. Co. Expert installation of stops. Richard Lee, 228-9686. EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER HANDLED BY TRUCK,, BREEZE WILL-CHOKE EDENVILLE WITH j : YOU'LL NOT ONLY SPARE EPEN- THINK OF THAT? ff not It win be bandied 1966 CHEVROLET station wag­ aluminum siding, gutters and 528-9416 646-3441 264 Broad 8t. BOB'S carpet service, wall to MR. HILL? NOXIOUS FUMES. VILLE THE FUMES, BUT YOUR FOR SMOT1N6 THE WBOVe In the usual manner. on, 6-peasenger, 283 V-8 engine, trim. Roofing installation and Mancheater, TRUCKS WILL BE A QUARTER VV/W ON A O E W«Y STRfFT/ automatic transmission, good wail instaitations, and all repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. $20,000 MILE NEARER THE HIGHWAY. condition. Best offer. 876-0040. types of repairs and altera- 648-llM tiims. 646-1680. PLUS ANNUALLY OFFICE CLERK — part-time, DENTAL Teoeptionist — execu- Lost and Found 1 1966 MUSTANG 2-door hardtop, Roofing and figure aptitude helpful. Apply tive secretary for office In V-8, power steering, automatic, MANCHESTER in person. Meadows West Rockville. Send quallficationa DISHWASHER wanted 8 or 6 LOST — White French poodle special wheels, two-tone jiaint. Household Sorvicos Chimnoys 16-A LOCATION Convalescent Home, 333 Bid- tai full to Box V, Manchester nights per week, no Sundays. Saturday, vicinity of Washing­ Very clean, low mileage. Call Offorad 13-A ROOFING — Specializing re­ weU St., Manchester. Herald. Apply Cavey's Restaurant, 45 ton St., Vernon, Answers to after 6 p.m., 643-6600.' pairing roofs of all kinds, new Established proven business E. Center St., 648-1415. name of Snuffy. Belongs to 12- CUSTOM made draperies, slip —you will receive a locatian YOUNG MARRIED girts tor roofs, gutter work, chimneys counter work at dairy and food INSIDE sales correspondent, year old girl. Reward. Call REBUILT 827 Chevrolet en- covers and reupbolsterlng. cleaned and repaired. 30 years' completely stocked and op­ I suppose that’s for kids whose parents can’t afford 876-6868. glne. 1,200 miles on engine. erating, your income starts INVENTORY bar, 11 a-m. - 8 p.m. ahlfts; for New Bing^and Industrial now furnituroP' Budget terms. Established in experience. Free estimates. also evening shifts. Write Box ------Needs valve seals. Call 649- 1945. Days, 624-0164, evenings, Immediatiely. Cash required dtotribubor, customer rdsttons, am - LOST — Pasebook No. 82568 1254. Coll Howley 643-5361, 644- CONTROL CLERK T, Mancheater Herald. 649-7690. —$5,000. CaU collect 413-739- order processing, invsntoiy Savings Bank of Manchester. 8333. control. Company bensfits, MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ______2663. Experienced in perx>etual in­ CAPABLE woman to assist Apidication made for payment. $328**ot handymen want a variety SUBURBAN roofing, asphaU, with cleaning, part-time or one chance for further advance­ slate. Premium ma- ______ventory necessary. Accounts ment lido a aalea oareer. For BUT IT'S STILL PRETTY SNEAKV PON'T YOU WHAT ABOUT MY MOTHER'S LOOT - passbook N^7«893 best c ffe T m S OoiSet, Iraky wood jiayable background helpful. tuU day. CaU 64941820. THE VYAY YOU'RE PULLIN' THE RUG HAVE ANY FEELINGS FOR M E ? IT'S HIGH clean yards, attics and cellars. terials, Free estimates. Call OEIRAMIC and gift (hop, $4,000. appointment caU 627-8198. TIME THAT SHE STEPPED DOWN! STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Savings Bank of Manchester. tranemtesibn, asking $126. 647- Musk have some typing abU- SHERIFF FINN—IT IS OBVIOUS THAT FROM UNDER YOUR OWN MOTHER FEELINGS Reasonable. Call 643-5305. 649-6746 or 289-4898 Jewelry store, $10,000, Beauty TO WORK in SlUrtown Flyer of- p a r t -t im e met p VDU ARE NOT VERY SOPHI5TICATEP — WITHOUT HER KNOWIN' IT ’S FOR HER? THE FACT THAT SHE'S INTERBSTED AppUctMon made for payment. 1663. ity. For further information, 9K .n.wit »vno t^AKT-TIME HELP, tWO men, IN SOMEBODY LIKE YOU IS PROOF F ------^ salon, $10,000. fYechette Real­ floe, 36 hour week, must type WHEN IT COMES TO HIGH FINANCE }YOU! IT IS BECAUSE V PARTLY, COUNT j ' ..YOU WERE NOT RICHT.' MAY I REWEAVING of burns, moth- tors, 647-0993. contact the Personnel De­ and have pleasant telephone midnight to 8 a.m. CaU 849- ANP STOCK MANIPULATION— ENOUGH THAT SHE'S GETTINGy YOUR HUSBAND \ OEL PASSo! I TRAINED TO BE ASK A FAVOR LOST — Passbook' NoT96469 IW* CHEVROLE-T 4-T rucking— DRIVERS NEEDED TCASHCAN. ______oriTHnir i-lBanino- rniltll 6888. door sedan, maroon, good'con­ cial low spring cleaning rates. S to r a g o 2 0 RICHARD P. RITA dition In and out. Very reason­ Fast, efficient service. Call Train now to drive Semi­ INDIVIDUAL income tax re­ able. M7-1016. for free estimates, 646-4220. MANCHESTER — Dellvery- truck, local and over the PERSONNEL SERVICES Hght trucking and package de­ road. You can earn over T i \ ' turns prepared In your home ^ t lx . = . ^ n i i T T J T j by appointment. CaU 649- leeo RAMBLER 4-door, stan­ livery. Refrigerators, washers $4 per hour, after short and stove mo'ving, specialty. training. For Interview and RETAIL STORE MANAGER SALESMEN - Inside and out- 4 -2 S ^ P I ■w MP! TRASH 6606, H. H. Wilson. dard power brakes, power B uilding— AND ASSISTANT MANAGERS, aide knowledge of lighting ftx- Folding chairs for rent. 649- application, call 316-458-2769 You need no previous ex­ Several openings. To 12.6K. tures and eloctricU TAX preparation In your home steering, 282 engine. CaU 649- Contracting 14 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER trash FOR 0861. 0762. or write Safety Dept. perience. We’ll train you at CAN CENT or my office. Buslnesa or per­ Nationwide Systems, Inc., a good starting salary. Val­ BINDERY PDREMAN - At noK sonal. Minimum charge $0- N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter leaA five years experience In *** OH,OM.' S P E L L 2T 7F ^ / O H , B O V ! ! fOR 1909 AUSTIN Healy Sprite, Brit contractor. ______Additions, reraodel- Interstate Terminal Bldg., uable benefits, pleasant ALL p e n t _LL 13 condition, asking $1,760. 648- estimates. 876-1642. New York, 13211. lOK plus. 9.8K. D.O.B. AutomobllM For Solo 4 2668 after 6:80, NAME your own price — p art­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- ing, paper hanging, removal, Visit our employment of­ PARTS MANAOEIR — For very CAPTAIN EASY 1986 CHEVROLET Impala, FORD — 1969, convertible, good modeUng specialist. Additions, airless spray painting. Save. fice located at 62 East Cen­ very progressive auto dealer- Super Sport convertible. All condition. One owner, 048-0187 rec rooms, dormers, porchea 647-9664, Holp Wemtod— ter Street, Manchester. ahlp. 'Ibp experienced men only. WILL YOU KINDLY EXPLAIW? OF TISKA INSTEAD OF WAITING FOR ME TO ONLY WASH MADE AN ACCIDENTAL deluxe features. Guaranteed. after 6 p.m. cabinets, formica, buUt -Ins, Open Monday through Fri­ Saiisry for right man to $176. a THIS JOHN STEFANOS WHO/ 5TEFAN05...THE 6WITCH...S0 THE'/’RE PROBABLY OM B.H. MAGOWAN JR. ft Sons, GET HER OWN STONE BACK FROM Priced to sell. Phone 649-8968. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. F o m o lo 3 5 day from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 week, plus commission. Retire­ ROBBEP M'GIBU GULLY GYPSY GAL WHO lAPlPE, SHE EVIDENTLY AKKANGBP THEIR WAV TO BRAZIL.OR SOMEWhBRB. 1968 OLDSMOBILE Delmont 88, interior and exterior painting ment plan and medical also. -tTH E BROTHER.— GOT ME INTO WITH HER BROTHER TO HEIST RIGHT* NOW... WITH A FAKB O f^l J\ p.m., or call 643-4101, exten­ RAMBLXR Ambassador, 1966, oonverUblle, good condition, CARPENTRY —concrete steps. paper hanging. Thirty years EARN $60 and more in famous THl^ CIRCUS! THE 'OPAL SKULL'I ^ brand item a No Investment. sion 368. Evening and Satur­ V-8, bhie, hardtop. AU power $1,775. 647-9004. floors, hatchways, remodeling experience, tour generations. day Interviews can be ar­ Free estimates, fully Insured. Help friends shop from home. PARTIAL LISTINGS PEES PAID porches, garages, closets, ceil­ Send tor free aU new Catalog- ranged. t e shape. Needs 1#«4 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, 4- ings, attics finished, r q c ______643-7861. m otarte. Bte offer. CaU 628- door, 6 cylinder, automatic, Popular Club Plan, D ^ . Y601, w / „ rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth- jq s e PH P. LEWIS — Custom 63 EAST CENTER ST. ^ im Vt NtA.l. W.la<. TM.TiA t.,.t«f. UV f-. $460. Call 648-4961. Lynbrook, N.Y. 7879 weekdays or 849-4026 of- ' er related work. No Job too Pointing, interior and exterior, tor 8 J>.m. and weekend. small: Dan Moran, Builder, paperhanging, fully Insured. KEYPUNCH operator needed MANCHESTER 6464040 LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN 1968 OHEVROLFT, Impala, V-8. M oforcyelo^ Evenings, 649-8880. For free estimates call 649-9668. for a small progressive de­ SOUTHERN If no answer 648-6362. partment, knowledge of Alpha automatic traiwmUslon, good B k y e lM 11 MASONRY — AU types of s t o n e ______w o u l p Y o u LIK6 \ _ . 2 " I THINK IT'S condition, $896. 649-8692. and Numeric punching helpful. and concrete work. Quality CONTRACTOR — interior, ex- NEW SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, STOCK CLERK and (|g| TO 60 Fishing 1 / o h , l a n c e - faREAT FUKl GLAD T o '^ ^ ' CAN You STEP OP • HONDA SUPER Sport, 135 cc, Call 289-0361, Ext. 220. immaculate condition, 700 Workmanshlp, work guaran- terior painting, paper hanging. hours 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-8:45 or part-4ime, over 18 y so n at WITH Me,L0PlYj TO S H AR E 'l' HEAR YOUYou ’ PACE JUST A Bit, I iI'PLOVEir! 1867 CAMARO, 827, 4-speed. mfle*. 640-3686 after 6 p.m., or teed. Call after 6, 643-1870, 644- Discount on wallpaper. CaU NURSE'S AIDES — 3 to U ENGLAND p m-. 649-8400. «g«. Apply In peraon^ nUmood VOUR ysAY x m . j OaU 644-0646, after 6 p.m. anytime weekends. 3976. Oscar Hebert. 646-8048. p.m., 11 to 7 a.m., part-time , ~ ------PoKce Equipment, 1085 K ola / interests. and fuU-tlme. Manchester Ma­ LANE maintenance, nights. Al- a t UanoiMStar. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON JUNK CARS removed, $12 e ^ . HONDA, 66 cc’a body In 8AVE MONEY! Fast service. r q o ER painting — Interior. nor Nutsing Home, 386 West TELEPHONE so mechanic full aixl part- V' Prompt, reliable aenrlce. CaU very good oondltton. Kick Dormers, room additions, ga­ exterior, oelUnga, paper hang­ Center St., 646-0139. time. Apply In person, HoUday 87»<«8. ______starter does not kick In en- rages, porches, roofing and ing. OaU anytime. 643-0933. Lanes, 89 Spaooer S t, Man- CLERKS — to wccti paiiteM . gtate. $78 or boM otter. 648-4681. Biding. Compare prices. Ad- FULL-TIME, pte-tlm e women An equal opportunity employer cheater. must be over 31. Apply la par- 1988 CHEVY H, 4-door, good A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- D. It B. PAINTTNO service, In­ needed to nm our ptastio mold­ son, Oumberlsad Form oonUtton. Mint sell. $460. Call 0449. terior and exterior painting- ing machines, experisnos pre­ FUEL OIL driver, muct bq 109 Cantor St, 4a Huilocd ¥ •49-8898. ______Bufinors SorvicM Free estimates- Prompt serv- ferred but not necessary. Call experienced, fuU or part-time, Rd., Msaobsstor. , ApoUo Plastics, 873-8555. RECEPTIONIST — part-time good hourly rate and fringe 18t7 AUSTIN-Healy 8,000, BrU- rec rooms, room ______1-5 p.m., Monday through Fri­ t e iwolng grsen. L0W mUeags. beneiSts. Apply Wyman - OU # 1 '' WINDOW Cleaning tor office, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing.' ERWIN DaVts Painting and FASHION Frocks has opening* day, 9 a.iri. - 3 p.m. Satur­ Ca, 548-3458. PORTBR — in Bast HoMofd, ^Bxoelleat oondMloa. 849-4886. siding, general repairs. QuaUty paper hanging- Be tin early tor Managers, Been In busl- day. Car necessary. Write P.O. ___ tuU-41ma, good bMiaats, oa M b __L factories and stores. Let us put 1888 CHEVROLET, standard, you on our route of satisfied workmanship. Financing avail- bird, be wUe. Plan your out- ness over 60 years. Two free Box 222, Mancheater, Conn. JANITORS, pax^^lnsa^ •va- BurnsMa OoBvaliaiiat good condition, good tor sec­ customers. Free estimates, able. Economy BuUders, Dm. aide painting row. Prompt wardrobes a year. Car neces- tongs, Manchasisr area. OaU Homo. Phono Mr. ICally, ond oar. 743-8009. 846-4830. 548-6169, 873-0647 evsnlnga. service. 649-0496. eery. CaU Mary, 743-7658. Read Herald Ads 6454451. M p ju . Ctoly. 9571. I l l # / r

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Help Wonted— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN end WHIPPLE Houses For Scde 72 Houses For Sole 72 Hoiwai For Sate 72 H o w m For Sate 72 Hoiisat For Sate 72 Homot For Sate 72 Out off Town Out of Town $1^900 BUYS tl$ts 6-room hoiwe Mole or Femole 37 T L-RANCH, 6 room*, boaement MANCHESTER — Two^asnUy, For Sote 75 For Sate 75 STAR G A X E R ! * ) ^ MANCHB8TBHI — Top quality In excellent condlUbn, garage MANCHESTER — Key looatlon, »)■ CI.AY R POU.AN T me s ig n s $18,800. IMMACULATE 8H- partially tlntahed, gaiiage, near 5-4, In excellent ocndltion. UCBNSBD real oatate salea- nr Investment property with an and large lot, Haa assumable industrial zone, 8-famlly house, BLXJNOTON — Colonial, tour LIRRA o u l& o e THE. 1 >^10, 1 Room Ranch, fireplace, built- h.gh school. $26,600. Phllbrick Large beautiful lot. Alr-oondl- Your Oaily Activity Guid9 IfFT. 21 r CLASSIFIED man or aaleswoman, excellent R> ■ Income of over $8,000 per year. mortgage. CaU on this one. new furnace, excellent busi­ (X)VBNTRY — 7-room Raised bedrooms, one full and two ^ccordffi0 to tho Start. ' T » ,, - Ins, recreation room. Assume Agency Realtors, 646-4200. tloneni, etc. Asking $80,000. I* HOSPITAL OOOK K Brand new heating system. Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- ness potential. Call nowl Hayes Ranch. Modern kitcheh - with half-baths, formal dining Ocf. 22d> opportunity in an afreaalve' VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen­ Banks will appredse os much. r;^-65-6A7l To develop message lor Friday, company, h lf h commissions. URGE PEACE IKX'I^TAL $48,800. Wolverton Agency, Agency, 646-0181. TWO FAM ILY, 6-6 duplex. built-ins, 1% baths, fireplace, room, modem kitchen with read words corresponding to numbers yi6-27-40#^ cy, Realtors, 648-6824. 66 Hudson St. S49-2088. - 51-72.84-8$^ Call for Interview, Lou Arru- Realtors, 648-3818. Separate hot water fiunaces. family room, sundeck, 2-car bullt-ins, central elr-condltlon- y / TAlieUS of yotjr Zodioc birth sign. ADVERTISING MANCHESTER — Forert HiUa scoapio LARGE 6-room Garrison Colo­ garage, % acre wooded lot, da, 644-1SS9. THE miTENT MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch Walk-out basements. $27,700. MANCHESTER — Larg« 6- Ing, garage. Wooded lot, 160x AM . 70 1 Don'r 31 Ought 61 lo ss ocr, 21 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS NEW T-room Oolonlal,. 2H nial with 1% baths, breezeway -7- Brand new, large oversized 2 Guord 3? .Could 62 Storting rtDOl?- with 3 bedrooms, large living Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, 742- room Ranch. Recreation room, $28,000. Phllbrick Agency, 230’, wall to wall stays. $8S,- ‘l V ’'? Mxif 20 INTBRHJ8TINO — RewanUn* baths, 2 fireplaces, large fam­ and attached garage. Immedi­ Raised Ranch, executive living 3 Todoy's 33 Could 63 Life NOV. 21 8 AAI. to 4:S0 PJI. room with fireplace, dining 8248. garage. Treed lot on deadend. Realtors, 646-4200. 600. Philbrick Agency, Real­ ■''sll-n 3J44 4 A 34 Even 64 Love ily room, built-lns, 2 porches, ate occupancy, $26,900. PhU- in a prestige area. Custom part-time Job cfferinr rlfht room, wall to waU carpeting Frechette Reattors, 647-9998) tors, 646-4200. U55-6071 5 Welromo 35 Fife 65 To«frt spent. Fier ap­ Leaperance, 646-7620. Fully rented with excellent in- 6-ROOM CAPE COD ceramic bath, sliding gloss Ranch, many features. ‘Ihree V V JUfie 10 9 Mf/ney 39 To 69 Ycxjr 848-2813. VERPLANCK School area. Six- IMMACULATE 6-room Cape lOGef 40 Even 70 Ektrovogonc# DEC. 21 pointment wrtte Box R. Man­ . come. Off street parking. Wol­ We invite you to drive by doors to large sundeck, one- bedrooms, dining room, llvtng DoadUne lor SatnnU.T «utd Moada,T la «:M pija. P ili# SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at­ room Cape with screened Cod, fit for a queen with 7-18-32-43 I I New 4 I SmfXJthly 71 Romance 8-19-30-41 jh MANCHESTER — Four - bed­ verton Agency, Realtors, 640- 44 Horton Rd. You will see car garage, on 1% acre lot, room, fireplace, waU-towoll, lyj4-63-73 12 Be 42 You 72 You're chester K\'enlne Herald. tached garage, screened porch, • breexewa s, sun- 52-57-68 room Cape In the Center of porch, attached garage, 2818. a well-maintained (tope on $26i,900. Phllbrick Agency, two - fuU baths, den, family CAHCIR I 3 Agoinst 43 Change 73 Considerobl) 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 14 Aipeett 44 Clue 74 A s CAFRICORN TOim OOOPEBATION WILL M A| A A 9-T111 WARE UV’ AHOTANE town. Paneled kitchen, 3 aluminum siding. Quick oc­ S O T TY ' a nicely ahrubbed lot w ltlK Realtors, 646-4200. room with wet bar, garage. JUNt if BB APPBBOIATKD B lit iNiMPE ^ cMLmoif. formal dining room, large liv­ 2 flrepla. a half, 8.2 ACRES. Good bam, out­ 15 Friend 4SFor 75 You DEC. V I A L I I 41 ^ouRSLEEPwc. o il : baths, treed yard. Asatunable cupancy. Substantial coAh will a 2-car garage. This fine Freahette, Realtors, 647-9998. JULY 27 16 Unexpected 46 And 76 Like LOUIE.' ing room and recreation room, wall to wall throughout. Mid buildings, 0 rooms, family 17 Authorities 47 speed 77 It »MATVl rOING lyv/ OiOyoUCHAHGt mortgage. Only $21,000. TVoI- assume 514 per cent mortgage. home also features 1% VERNON $26,000 " 4 •KKO German Shephervi cham­ lovely landscaped lot with pri­ $23,600. Philbrick ' Agency, 20’s. Brolthwaile Agency, room, 6 bedrooms, 1% baths, CX>VENTRY (NORTH) 3-14-25-36 18 Development 48 To 78 Skills 1-1223-34^ »>' tVERT R vX X f TIIESllEEIbiH verton Agency, Realtors, 646- baths, fireplace and appli­ 8-ROOM RANCH 47-59-70 19 Things 49 Before 79 Rescue 45^7 80S6$ pion sired, black and tan with HeV,s u e .' vacy. Immediate occupancy. Realtors, 646-4200. Realtor, 049-4603. 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency, 4 LARGE BEDROOMS ! ! 20 Aspects 50 Improve 80 Oreid >!L Conflmiud Front Prtcudiwq Fogs 3813. ances. outstanding buy at Here is a home with as LIO A(}UAaius superb tentperament. beauty muofiUKmmi SEE>bUiN Only $26,800. Phllbrick Agen­ Realtor, 649-6324. Nestled in among white 21 Estimoiev 51 Though 8 I More $24,900. 649-6306. many as five bedrooms. 2 22 Friend 52 Don't 82 O f JA N to p tj» brains, Shots, aw m ed THERE OUGHTA ' CAFETERlAf cy, Realtors, 646-4200. JUST LISTED — Conveniently MANCHESTER — New on Mar­ birches and mounitain lau­ H dp W onftd— M du 36 SulusmM Wcurtud 3 6 ^ ROLLING PARK 6 room Cape full ibaths, large paneled .Al/G. 22 23 Obstinote 53 Could 83 Perv^oticev I. It aiM leasb tiatned Three located 4-4 duplex. Just off ket, $2,100 down, (tope, 6 rel, seta this beautiful Cax>e 24 Theft 54 Your B4 Cougkit HI fiE A lAWR' 68 HOLLISTER ST. To settle plus rec-room, excellent condi­ family room, enclosed 25 Coutipn REAI. Estate salesman or West Center Bt. Nice fenced-ln rooms, new roof. Quick oc­ MANCHESTER AREA B (Sl W Cod home. Nice dining 55 You 85 Unprepored 2-IJ24-35/X m ^ths old. fuU.v guaranteed. estate, four-bedroom Dutch Co­ tion throughout, garage, large breezeway and porch. Built- 26 May 56 Your 86 Couse 46-61-82-90 saleeaNxnan. tUU or part-time. yard. Assumable mortgage. cupancy. Frechette Realtors, BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. room, quaint Uvlng room 27 Guests 57 Let 87 Tfjdoy M W n s after pm . lonial. Aluminum siding, close screened porch, large yard, lns, city water, storms and VIRGO rn cti Well estabbahed reabor and Live practically rent free. 647-0903. HOMES Manchester Parkade with raised fireplace; bullt- 28 How 58 Moke 88 SATURDAY WORKERS screens, garage, aasumable AUG. 2i 29 And 59 And H i . I* multiple listiBg office. Vnltmlt- IRISH Setter puppies hw sale, to all schools. Will take back excellent for children. Recent­ Manchester 649-6306 ins, 1 % baths. Priced at 89 Projects $26,800. Keith Agency, 646-4136, mortgage. CaU now! J. 30 Running 60 To 90 Voluobles GOOD P A Y ed eanang ix<«nbal. Meyer 80 per cent mortgage at 8 per Durant St.—4-room Ranch, ly remodeled kitchen. Assum­ only $27,900. CaU J. FTor- MA4. lo ''*^ ^ good hunting stock, fine with 646-1632. Florence, 649-6306. 4/3 h cent. Offers accepted. Austin recent aluminum siding and able 4%% mortgage. Asking MANCHESTER — Just listed— ence, 649-6306. il0-21.29-38 IGood ^N eu tral 6-17-2S39 NO SELLING Agency. Realton. 448 N»*. childreiv call M3-«ai«. SPLIT LEVEL 5F ) Adverse Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 648- MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus­ furnace, figure 8 swimming $28,600. Owner. 640-6622. Kennedy Rd., 0-room Raised 49-62.8:^89 5»6976 TEXAS Oil COcnjaany has open­ eiloRTeiJ 2326. tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, $28,900 pool, assumable mortgage. Ranch. Has everything to be MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom B7 :.,t? & W B &L W Make light deliveries, car ing in Manchester area. No ex­ FREE — T\iv cute kittens need 2H baths, 2-car garage, all Fairly priced at $17,000. desired. Living room with fire­ noceaaary. Apply 35 Oak St.. EAST Center St. — Combina­ Cape, new furnace, roof, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. BARROWS and WALLAC3E Co, perience necwsBtiry. .Age not a grod home. f4S»-Je36. aluminum, private treed lot, Modem kitchen, formal din­ place, wall-to-wall carpet­ T o lla n d Manchester, Friday. 7 p.m, tion home and office, 7-room plumbing. Oarage, family Manchester Parkade Manchester Parkade important. Good character a plush living In the finest of ing room, large living room Hilliard St.—8-rooms, excel- ing also tn haU, dining room, Colonial, offers outstanding room. All jalousie windows. Manchester 649-6306 Manchester 649-6306 to 8 p.m. must. We train. .Air mail W.F. neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, ent condition, originally sliding glass doors onto a sun­ Dickerson. Pres.. Southwestern Uv* Stock 42 HoHsokoM Goods 51 Aportmonts Flats— Out of Tovfn possibilities, excellent condi­ built as a 2-family. Owner Immaculate, $22,000. Meyer deck, modem kitchen with all 646-0131. 2 full baths, garage. Very VERNON — Must seU immedi­ VERNON — 6% room Ranch, Town Wants Land hy Park Petroleum Oorp., FI. Worth, tion. Call Morrison Agency, will hold first mortgage. Agency, Realtors, 643-0600. appliances, family room with DUN PONTES Must »U . Ex­ •A-G OUDE THINGS —Antiques, Tonemonts 63 For Ront 66 nice lot. This Is an excellent ately—Four-bedroom Ctoloteal, heated rec room, treed lot, Tex. Realtor, 643-1016. HEAR THJS — Nine room Co­ bar, laundry room, tourth bed­ cellent for child with some curios. furniture, appliances buy about $2,000 below mar­ Dlndng room, Uvlng roo.m with walk-out basement, excellent RCKRVILLE — 126 High St. lonial. Four bedrooms, foyer, HilUaid St.—B-zone lot with room. Oomplate elr-condiUon- But Finds Price Too, High CARLYLE JOHNSON riding experience. 644-2875 af­ sold, bought, traded, reflnish- FIVE ROOMS, first-floor, cen­ SEVEN-ROOM Cape, four bed­ ket value. Owner anxious fireplace, Hamlly room, kitch­ location. Only $21,5(X). Hayes tral, adults only, no pet. Se­ Four-room older apartment. country kitchen, paneled fam­ moving out of state. all utlUtiea, 60x140. Ing, 2-car garage. Frechette en with buUt-ins, one fuU bath, MACHINE CO. Hdp WoBtod— ter 6 p.m. ing. 260 Pleasant Valley Rd. rooms, two baths, oversized EAGER TO SELL! Agency, 646-0131. Members of the various ttonal areas, opting for random curity and references. 643-4677. Gaa and gas stove. Living- ily room, paneled recreation Realtors, 647-9993. twQ half-belhs. Redecorated! (rear) comer Rt. 5, South two-car garage. Landscaped boards and commissions that strolling through peaceful Mo!o or Ffolg 37 room space heater Included. room, 2% baths, double ga­ Andover—Long Hill Rd., a vacant. Large assumable 5% BOLTON — 6-ropm Ranch. Wal­ Windsor, weekends or appoint­ lot, 108x160’. Marlon E. Rob­ would be involved In the pur­ woods and picnicking. Artkios For Sold 45 LOOKING for anything in real $110 per month rent, $110 se­ rage, 200x3(X)*^ wooded lot. PHILBRICK AGENCY 9-room Ranch with many NEW ON MARKET nut kitchen ca6lnets, double Has opienings for: ment. 644-2616. ertson, Realtor, 643-5863. per cent FHA mortgage, rviin chase o f additional recreational estate rentals — apartments, curity. Call James J. Gessay, CJlose to everything. Hutchins features. A must sea home staliUess steel sink. Needs Open apace land Improves as REALTORS early. Frechette Realtors, 647- land for the town expressed in­ ALL^MINI.*M sheets used as homes, multiple dwellings, no at 875-0134. MANCHESTER 2-famlly, con­ Agency, Realtors, 648'6334. In a pleeaant setUng. Reduc­ ExceUent large 6-room MOUNTAIN ROAD 9993. some ■work. $1,6(X). down. time goes by, the trees get larg­ TAXI CAB DRn*ER SINGER touch and sew with terest in the acqulaition of the TOOL AND CUTTER printing plates, .009 thick. 23x fees. Call J.D. Real Estate venient, central location, 646-4200 ed from $82,000 to $29,900. (tope, completely redecorat­ Pasek, Realtors, 289-7476, 742- er, and the price will rise. cabinet. Monograms, hems, BEAUnFTJL Lookout Moun­ 63-acre parcel abutting <3ran- GRINDER FL'LL OR PART-TIME 36". 25 cents each or 5 for $1 Associates, Inc. 643-6126. double garage. Good Invest­ ed, fuU shed dormer, 2 full SUBURBAN — newer six-room 8243. He recommended that Town embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ tain, large 7-room Raised ExceUent 6-room Ranch, 2 dall’s Park but felt the price 643-2ni. Wanted To Rent 68 SHODDY MILL RD. — 6% baths, paneled fireplaced Colonial Cape on an acre. Counsel Robert King act as a lent condition. Guaranteed. ment. Virginia H. Cellnskl, Ranch, Stone front, 2-car ga­ fuU baths, 3 very large GRINDER OPERA- WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER area — Seven- room Ranch, 2-car garage, wall, 2-zone hot water heat, Large kitchen has built-in was too rich for the town’s negotiator between the town We have a well paring job SCREENED loam, p roc eased WANTED —^Three-bedroom du­ Broker. Please call, 649-1116. bedrooms. kitchen with TOR (O.D.) Fiill price now $56 or 7 month­ for the rental of your apart­ rage, built-lns, 2 fireplaces, room Cape. Large kitchen, partial rec room, large lot, waUto^waU carpeltlng, dish­ oven-range and. dishwasher, pocketbook. and Hayes Realty, leaving It tar a dependable driver with gravel, bankmn gravel, sand, plex. Bowers, Buckley or SOUTH WINDSOR ly payments of $8. 522-0476, ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ HACaCMATACK St. 6 room family room, laundry room, dishwasher, disposal, bullt-ins, $25,900. washer, recrei^on room, bullt-ins, large dining room, formal dining room, beamed The meeting, called by First that the town will pay up to a a good recold lor ou- Bast fill, stone. George H. Grifflng. Green School area. 649-2811. fireplaced Uvlng room, fin­ Good Wages, Benefits dealer. tate Associates, Inc. 643-5128. Ranch, garage, carpeting, city utilities. Trees, trees, fireplace, 1% baths, beauUfuI large breezeway with 2-car fireplaced living room, three Selectman Charles ’ITiifault, certain figure, and if the land is Hartford or Manchester Inc., Andover, 743-7886. ished recreaitlon room with New listing. Six-room Split QUIE3T older couple, non-drink­ stove, treed loL city water, trees! Immediate occupan­ treed lot. Sale price, $27,900. BOLTON—Carter St. 6-iwm garage, d ty utUiities. Near generous bedrooms, 1% baths. was attended by the selectmen, not sold at tht present rate the a m s. Ptease coroe tn to see SEWTNG machine — Singer zig­ DELUXE 2-bedroom townhouse cy. Charles Lesperance, 649- fireplace, C2ttra large 2-car Level. Roomy kitchen, liv­ FOR SALE M EN’S and young ers, non-smokers, would like sewers, 6% per cent assum­ Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- Dutch Colonial, breezeway, school, bus and church. Wolverton Agency, r.ealtors, Conservation and Planning and town would stlU be interested 52 M AIN ST. IB if ycu are immediately zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy apartment, appliances, utili­ garage, tool shed, large ing room, with waU to w bU men’s rebuilt shoes. Sam a pleasant rent in private home able mortgage. Upper 20’s 7620. 6630. 2-car garage, 195x360’ 1(A. Quick occupancy. 649-2818. Zoning Commissions ,the Board hi purchasing It at a later date. available lor assignmeoL designs, etc. Originally over ties, private baeement, etc., treed and professionally carpeting, 3 bedrooms, tiled MANCHESTER Yulyes "Shoe repairing of the or duplex in Manchester. Owner 649-6240. BeauUftU view of the Con­ of Recreation, Board of Finance This was the feeling of the $300. full price now $51. Easy $185. Immediate. J. D. Real landscaped lot. Priced far SEVEN-room Raised Ranch bath, lower level has 12x18 better kind." 23 Oak St., rear Northend preferred, by May necticut VaUey $24,600. and Town Counsel Robert King. majority of those attending, and terms. 522-0931, dealer. Estate Associates, 643-5129'. AS MEMBERS of the Manches­ HOME OFFICE below replacement cost. with formal dining room, EAST HARTFORD of Watkins. 1st. CaU 643-1782 between 7-9 MANCHESTER finished rec room with car­ Those attending voiced the will be the messagie forwarded ter and Greater Vernon Multi­ CHARLES LESPERANCE Must be seen to 'be appre- E3CPERIENCED cabinet mak­ Wont to work from your modern kitchen, family room, peted floor, also cne-cer ga­ oirinion they would be interest­ to the readtor. CAB CO. Model Home Furniture LO VELY one-bedroom apart­ p.m., or 649-0882 anytime. To Inspect these vaues caU cited. k e e p your carpets beautiful ple listing system this office 2 fireplaces, sundeck and ga­ rage, well kept in end out. ed in obtaining the property if Board of Recreation member er, year 'round work, benefits. ment with refrigerator, range, Are you looking for a good homie? Call now to see this the 649-7620 107 BLUNSIDE A\'ENUE despite constant footsteps of a 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL WANTED — 6-room rent, clean has hundreds of choice prop­ rage, on one acre wooded lot. Priced to seU at $24,600. it didn’t coftt so much. Baker dented that the rec board Manchester, 649-5043. disposal' and parking. $166 substantial 6-room family 6-room Ranch. Near , bus busy family. Get Blue Lustre. respectable family cf 4, excel­ erties for sale In all price $26,500. Phllbrick Agency, They were mainly interested is merely interested in develop­ EAST HARTFORD 19 PIECES monthly. Handy to Miain St., home convenient to every­ Line, all conveniences. Own­ lent references. (3all 242-8365. ranges and styles. Let us solve CHARLES LESPERANCE Realtors, 646-4200. In obtaining the property for use able land, noting that 80 per PART-TIME truck driver's Rent electric shampooer $1. $297 calU 644-2427. thing in A-1 condition? Then er muat sell! Hig^ 30’s. FIANO AGENCY Paul's Paint A Wallpaper Sup- your housing problems today. RANCH — Modern kitchen with U&R REALTY C0„ INC. in the future as open space land cent of Ocmdall’s Park is wood­ helper, over 18. Apply Watkins oaU me on this brand new FIVE-ROOM Ranch offering 2 Interior Designer wants re­ Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real­ dining area, large U'vlng room 649-7620 for strolling and impromptu ed land, suitable for nature Rtenebouee, FortWt 8L 843-5171. IF SELUNG is your game sod p»y- MANtUIESTER — Immedialte Ustlng. 646-0191 bedrooms, kitchen and large 643-2692 real eelate ia your field, the liable family or newlyweds occupancy, delightful 3>^-roam Business Proporty ty Co., Realtors, MLS, 643- with fireplace, three bed­ picnicking. trails and picnicking. 1121. C V R living room with picture win­ Jams Realty Co., Realtcrs, THE AMAZING Blue Lustre to accept delivery of com­ apartment, features complete For Sate 70 rooms, bath, plus large pine Rcbeirt D. Murdock, Realtor Ih e oosMsept of the multi- will leave your upholstery ALICE CLAMPET Oonneotlcut VaUey Realty Inc. dow, full basement with den, haa a deak availaMe for your plete Model Display of Qual­ GE kitchen, carpeting, two paneled rec room with bar in MANCHESTER — 4-bedrooms, board meeting itself was new Manchester Evening HeraU MACHINIST besuitifully soft and clean. Rent ROUTE 6 — Business location, LARGE ECONOMY Bruce Little, Shirley Little, SPARKLING 6-room Ranch covered porch, garage, $16,- Tolland correspondent Bette immediate usa We win pro­ ity Furniture just removed air - conditioneTs. Large stor­ “REALTOR basement. $26,900. Phllbrick exceptional kitchen - famUy and met with the approval of electric shampooer $1. Olcott Clara Reznick, EUzabeth Spelt plus heated rec room, attach­ 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ vide all at the tecUitles, the to warehouse for Public age area. Master TV, on bus 280’ frontage, 6-room Ranch, RANCH Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. rooms and bathrooms. P ri­ VERNON — Manchester Line all concerned. Quatrale, tel. 876-8846. Variety Store. 649-4543 or 643-7407 ed garage, new kitchen, re­ tors, 646-4200. ENGINE LATHE rest is up to you. C3all Mr. Sale. Modern 3 complete line. 046-2623, 643-1023, 643-4112, country store. Many possibiU- vacy, quiet rural setting in 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, If we ere to make major rooms with the $1,000 look. ties. Call now, $28,800. Hayes Have a large famUy? This 7- 644-1571 cently painted exterior. MANCHESTER center, 6-room Werbner, 643-1121 for an ap­ P A IR LADIES skL boots, size 1 to 7 daUy. Manchester. Good schools, SIX-ROOM Raised Ranch with aluminum siding, 2% baths, moves, we wtU be getting re­ 8 pc. Convertible Living room Ranch is priced right Pleasant neighborhood. As­ Colonial, possible office and BRIDGEPORT MILLERS pointment to dtocuae tht« op­ 8, laced double Insulated. $16, Agency, 646-0131. convenient to irix>pp(ng. Bam 3 bedrooms, dining room, liv­ first-floor family rooms, ga­ lated boards together to deter­ Tolland i Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 6 AVAILABLE immediately: 3 —^In low 20’a. All conven­ MANCHESTER — Oversized MANCHESTER Texas size lot, sumable 6 per cent mortgage. residential combination, i% portunity. caH 649-0971. with pony stalls and parking. ing room with fireplace, mod­ rage, $38,700. Hayes Ageij^, mine the best road to follow," (SeeiHMl Shift) F>c. Dinette. $10 down, you rooms, heat, hot water, stove, CONVALESCENT home, long iences. Must be sold! CaU four-room Ranch. Full base­ ranch, 7 spacious rooms, Upper 20’s. Owner 643-9386. baths, 2-car garage, $24,600. Acre lot. Additional buUding em kitchen with built-ins, base­ 646-0131. Thlfault explained. may purchase any room In­ refrigerator. Garage avaU- established business. Always now! ment, oil hot water heat, 2-car paneled family room. Immacu­ Hayes Agency 646-0181. I NEED a nice backyard for lot available. Principals only. ment is partially completed Perhaps more important than MnK be dau A all around dividually. Immediate deliv­ able. Adults only, no pets. $90. full, great opportunity for right garage. On bus line. Char-Bon late condition. Only $28,900. $24,600 — LARGE custom built ^Blithe Spirit’ a swimming pool. Must be a Owner, 649-3408. with laundry room and half tAe eventual meeting of the men. Capable, industiiouz. monthly. Security deposit re­ person. For more information, Agency, 043-0683. Immaculate Raised Ranch, MANCHESTER — $18,900. 127 \STTY NOT LOOK INTO A private borne. I am in the pro- ery or free storage. Hurry! Hutchins Agency, Real­ bath facilities, 2-car garage. Wontod— Rm I Eslota 77 minds regarding the purchase Overtime, afi benefit*, quired. CaU 648-1369 after 5 call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ C V R buUt-ins, fireplace, 1% baths, Highland. Three or 4-bedroom oeas of starting a new season CAP & CCP Oiarge Plans MANCHESTER — Large 7- tors, 649-5324. Situated on large wooded lot. was the chance to get the feel­ Rescheduled air-oonditiaiiing. Immediate REAL ESTATE CAREER p.m. tors, 646-4200. garage, large wooded lot. Colonial, new fur-ace, lot 88x LAND-SITES-PARM8 — Acre­ and must display actual Also, our own Instant Credit (tonneotlcut VaUey Realty, Inc. room Raised Rancdi, 2 fire­ Lots For Sate 73 $26,000. Philbrick Agency, ings of thoee involved in the opertnga. excelWtt oppor- JUST reduced — Six-room Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 226. Helen D. Ctole, Realtor, age. Large, unzoned parcels, models of our new 1670 Plan Bruce LltUe, Shirley Uttle, Realtors, 646-4200. town government on a given MANCHESTER — 20,000 square places, laundry room, family Cape, buUt 1968. Treed lot, 1% 649-6324. 643-6666. ONE acre wooded lot with all areas. Louis Dimock Real­ tODtty fer advancement. Fast growing dynamic real luxury pools. I wUl work out Clara Reznlck, Elizabeth Spelt tx^c. T o May 2 DISCOUNT FURNITURE foot masonry industrial build­ room, 2-car garage, built-lns, baths, fireplace, garage. Ex­ frontage on two streets in. pro­ ty, Realtors, 649-6823. I A pply; estate firm looking for ag­ Furnishod VERNON It provided a sounding board a tantastic deal for the fight ing, Wj acres, central location, large lot, city utilities. R e­ ceUent location. Very clean. HIGHLAND PARK area, new RANCH, 8 rooms, modem kitch­ The Tolland Junior Women’s gressive, career minded per­ looatlon. CaU me, Stanley, 1- WAREHOUSE 644-1571 fessional area, $6,600. Phil­ HIGHRIDGE ESTATES ! ! IF YOU ARB thinking of sell­ tor a wide range of ideas, giv­ Apartments 63-A all utilities. Many possibilities, duced for quick sale. Charles Only $23,600. Keith Agency, 6-room Raised Ranch, 2 baths, en, 2 fireplacea, 3 bedrooms, Club has apologized for the son to enter the profession NOW 2 BIG LOCA’nONS brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Now available for Imme­ ing your home please let us ing file selectmen a broader J. T. SLOCOMB CO. 677-2776 or 1-684-2311. including commercial use. JUST listed — neat five-room Lesperance, 649-7620. 646-4126, 646-1922. 2-car garage, handy locaUon. paneled basement, handy loca­ postponement of the play, of the 70’s. High Income po­ FTJRNISHE3D apartment, 3 4200. diate occupancy, large 4- , help you. We offer no guaran­ 3580 Main St. Hartford Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Ranch, with three bedrooms, A good buy at $36,600. PhU- tion, city utlUties, garage, $27,- perspective on which to bcuse “ Blithe Spirit," and announced 66 Matson HUl Rd. tential. Ebetensive training. CAMERA — Nlkkormat-FTN, rooms, modem, on bus line, bedroom Colonial. First tees, only a promise to do our 522-7249 carpeted living room, large MANCHESTER — $2,000 dow)i- brick Agency Realtors, 646- 600. Phllbrick Realtors, 646- TOLLAND — % acre building their aoUons. tts rescheduM date of May 2 Glastonbury, Conn. CaU Peter Gutterman, for with 66 mm. f-1.2. (tost $400 (former F ille r Brush bldg.) sdults only. After 5 p.m. call OWNER will sell brick building, floor family room with cor­ best to find a buyer ready, There is a queaticn regarding kitchen, aluminum siding, ga­ MANCHESTER Vacant (tope, 6 rooms, central 4200. 4200. lots, $1,500-$2,600. Hayes Agen­ at 8 p.m. In the Vernon Center 633-9485 confidential Interview. new, $226. Excellent condition. 175 Pine St. Manchester 649-4425. approximately 8,000 square ner fireplace. 2% baths, willing and able to buy. CaU how much property is involved rage and treed lot. $21,600. location. Available tor im­ cy 646-0131. . / Middle School. Two years old. Also Tamron 646-2332 feet, one acre, near oommunl- &1ANCHESTER — $24,600. Hill OWNER relocating, must seU city utUlUes, bullt-ins, 2- Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty in the parcel of land offered to Wolverton Agency, Realtors, mediate occupancy. Frechette The play, presented by the 136 mm. and 28 mm. lens for (former Norman’s Fum.) NICiELY furnished 3-room ty coUege. 649-6148. Central Location, older 6%- overlooking parkade, at­ immaculate 2-bedroom Ranch. MANCHESTER — Lots with car garage. Nice treed lot. HURW IT & SIMONS, 649-2813. Realtors, 647-9963. Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. the town by Hayes Realty. 0>. Dynamic Tlteatre of South PRODUCTION workers, open- Nikon, $110. Also filters and Warehouse apartment, in 2-famlly house, room 2-story home, specious tractive Cape, fireplace, AU city utlUUes, griU, air- sewer and water, excellent lo­ Priced at only $34,400. Jim AcoorcUng to Hayes, there are heat and electricity. $150. J. EXCELLENT Main St. location. living room with carpeted ALL CASH for your property Windsor, has been postponed tn gB on second and third shifts, REALTORS close-up lenses. 648-3688. at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. BEAUTIFUL location, five- MANCHESTER $18,900 nice 3- aluminum siding, recreation conditioning, large tool shed, cation. Starting at $4,000. Florence, 649-6306. 64 acres plus a house, with the D. Reel Estate Associates. 643- Owner very anxious. FVUy alr- within 24 hours. Avoid red due to the Illness of one of the starting rate $2.87. Apply to Mon.-Frl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 room Ranch. Pine paneling, floors, good size dining area, bedroom Ranch, cabinet kitch­ room, garage, wooded lot. convenient to shopping and bus Hutchins Agency, Realtors, option offered for the purchase 1138 MAIN ST. K E E P your carpets beautiful 5129. oondlttoned. Call Mr. F re­ leading actors. Rogers Corp. Mill and Oak- built-in oven and range, 3 en, aluminum storms, oeUar, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Une. $16,600. Owner, 646 4202. 649-6324. tape, instant service. Hayes of 63 acres of land at $27,600. EAST HARTFORD despite constant footsteps of a chette, Frechette Realtors, 647- fireplace, recreation room, B & W The May 2 performance is the teiwt Streets, Manchester,' or bedrooms, modem bath, near bus. Assumable 5% per Agency, 646-0131. The total package Including the THREE ROOM, newly decorat­ 9993. breezeway, garage. $27,000. 649-5824. MANCHESTER — Six - room BARROWS and WALLACE Go. only presentation of the play bui^ fiamUy. Gel Blue Lustre. Wearing Apparel— $12 ,000. 6%% assumable cent mortgage. Hutchins Agen­ MANCHESTER — For execu­ house would total $40,000. Ac­ call Marge Hampeon, 643-6163. 289-9525 ed fully furnished apartment, Owner, 644-1321. Ctolonial in the Bowers school Manchester Parkade which will benefit the Mansfield Rent electric shampooer i$l. mortgage available. F\ill cy, Realtors, 649-5324. TWO-FAMILY. 6-6, with attach­ tive or professional. Prime cording to Town Counsel Robert An equal opportunity employ­ Furs 57 includes living room, bedroom, area. Formal dining room, Manchester 649-6306 State Training School. Pinewood FHimlture Shop. BOWERS School area — Six- prd.ee only $18,000. ed garages. Excellent condi­ wooded building lots with 'view Logoi Notieo King, the asking prioe is about er. kitchen, and heat, second floor, Investment Property MANCHESTER — Odonial, 6 country kitchen and three bed­ AH tickets for the orlgineUy RA(3COON fur coat for sale, room Ranch with large tion throughout. Large lot. of Hartford. Peter A. Thorne, AT A COURT OP PROBATE, $600 per acre. SORRY SAL is now a merry on Xfadn St. over bakery, pri­ rooms, 1% baths, garage. Own­ rooms, 1% baths, garage. SOUTH WINDSOR — New Uot- scheduled M arrii 21 perfor­ B(X)KKEEPER — experienced excellent condition. Call 649- For Sate 70-A modem kitchen, fireplace, $27,600. Wolverton Agency, Broker, 649-6281. held at Manchester, within and for According to the aerial maps gal. She used Blue Lustre m g vate entrance, $125 per month. U&R REALTY CO„ INC. er wonts fast sale. WIU Usten Perfect family home. Wolver­ tog — 6%:room Ranch, 1% the District of Manchester, on the mance wUl he honored on May through general ledger, 37% 0654. recreation room. Very neat Realtors, 649-2813. 2Sth day of March 1970. the plot Includes edxiut 36 acres, and upholstery cleaner. Rent CaU 646-0299. CENTRAL A-1 apartment site, to offers. (toU now. Frechette ton Agency, Realtors, 646-2818. MANCHESTER — Building lot, baths, fam ily room, garage, 2. Further information may be hours, fringe benefits. Call 649- and well maintained home, Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, altbough it is pomlhle there are electric shampeoer $1. Man­ 13 - rooms, two - family 2% 643-2692 100 X 143, $8,600. Frechette new aluminum Biding. Only Judse. obtained by oontacting Mrs. An­ Read Herald Add $26,000. Phllbrick Agency., Realtors, 647-9993. more parcels of land combined 5361. chester Hardware & Supply, baths, 3 - car garage. Easily MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- Realtors, 647-9693. $26,900. Frechette Realtors, Estate of Joseph Needham of Man­ drew Sllvay or Mrs. John Kon­ Wanted— To Buy 5B Realtors, 646-4200. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor chester, in said District, an in- by Hayes to ariiieve the 64 877 Main St., 643-4426. Business LocoHons converted to more units. Elnor- room Split, tip-top condition, 647-9993. rad, both of New Rd. 37 cabbie peraoa acres. Help Wanted— Mate or Female WANTED — Antique furniture For Rent 64 mous lot. Broker, Owner, 649- Lacy Set fireplace, FamUy room, gar­ MANCHESTER — Two acres >e conservators, having exhibit­ Ambulance Association TAG SALE — April 3rd and SIX ROOM Cape, beautiful loca­ (COVENTRY — 4-room Ranch ed their final account with aald The Board of Recreation, ac­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or 5051, 647-1388. age acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. wooded, Birch Mountain Rd., The Tolland Volunteer Ambu­ MAIN STREET office space, tion, hot water, heat, fire­ with fireplace and attached ga­ estate to this Court for allowwice, cording to member William 4tb, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.., 40 Har­ other antique Items. Any GARRISON Colonial — All The Jump-Suit Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Frechette Realtors, 647-9063. it Is lance Association will meet Sun­ place, aluminum storm win­ rage on oversized lot, $16,600. lan St., Manchester. quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- 100 per cent location near MANCHESTER — business rooms exceptionally large, ORDERED: That the 16th day of Baker, 'walked the land for two- day ntght at 7:30 at the Town dows, garden, city water and Philbrick Agency, Realtors, April, 1970, at two o’clock afternoon 8709, 165 Oaklaind Street. banks, air-conditioned, auto­ block with 6 apartments, ex­ formal dining room, Uvlng IMMACULATE 7 room Co­ and-a-haU hours and feel It is Hell. CXJNPEJRBNCE table in wood- sewers, convenient to schools 646-4200. at the Probate Office in the Munici­ matic fire sprinkler. Apply cellent condition. Owner will room. 14x24’ with fireplace. lonial, fireplaced Uvlng room, Land For Rent 73-A pal BuUding in said Manchester, be not 'worth the money asked. Stranded Motorists grain formica 4’xl2’ used less WANTED — ANTIQUES, used Marlow’s, 867 Main St. and shopping centers. Reason­ Master bedroom 14x24’, ga­ dining room, eat-ln kitchen, and the same is assigned for a hecu^ The terrain is rough, accord­ finance 80 per cent at 8% per GLASTONBURY — 24 lot ap­ GLASTONBURY —(Justom 8- ing on the allowance of aaid account The Tolland Volunteer Fire TREASURE thEin year. Manchester 649- furniture, partial or complete ably priced. Available imme­ rage. Owner wants quick sale. paneled family room with sUd- ing to Baker and others who 474 M AIN St., 3-room office or cent. Terrific income produc­ proved subdivision, high, room Ranch, formal dining, withrltf aakl ■ ■ estate, sad ■ this 0>urt di­ Depaiitment’s new rescue truck, 6043. estates. Call 646-0004 after 7 diately. Owner. Write Box <3G, Priced below replacement. rects that notice of the time and walked it, and 'would be expen­ er. CaU now, Ha3’es Agency, ing glass doors to patio, full heavily wooded, city water, 2 baths, double garage, family was pressed Into service Sun­ p.m., 633-2300 days. commercial use.' 646-2426 from Manchester Herald. $27,600. Phllbrick Agency, piace assigned for said hearing be sive to de'velop for recreational 9-5. 646-0131. bath and 2 half baths, central prime area. One acre eatdi. room, wooded lot, 30’s, Meyer given to aii persons known to be day to transport people stuck Realtors, 646-4200. Interested therein to appear and be purposes. SEVEN-room, 2%-story frame air-ootMfitioning, garage, large Peter A. Thome, Broker, 646- on 1-84 ito the Leonard’s Corner CITY HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques Agency, Realtor, 643-0609. heard thereon by pubiuining a copy According to Thifault, the Boats and Accessories 46 MANCHESTER close to shop­ Colonial styled house. Gas lot, 6% per cent assumable of this order in some newmaper hav­ Fire House. bric-a-brac, locks, frames, 6281. state Department of Transpor­ Houses For Rent 65 ping, 4-famlly with 4 room hot-air heat, two-car basement mortgage, $32,600. Ebccluslve. ANDOVER — 8-room Raised ing a clrcuiaticn in said District, at The Leonard’s Comer station glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ ieast seven days before the day of tation’s plans for the widening apartments, 4-car garage, new garage. Lot size 67x130’. Call Evans & Clapp, 647-1464. Ranch. Four bedrooms, one said, hearing and by mailing on or was opened to accommodate 13 14’ BOAT, with trailer. $275 lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 COM PLETELY furnished 3-bed­ of 1-64 would not affect either heating systems and roof, Mid 643-2667 between 9 a.m. and 6 PRESIDENTIAL RMoit Propoity full, 2% baths, double g;a- before March 98, 1970, by certified persons overnight. The nation’s largest, fastest growing promotional Call 643-6624 after 6. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. room Ranch. Redecorated and HIGHLAND Park School area, mall, a copy of this order to The Oandall’s Park or the addition­ 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. p.m. rage, sunporch, paneled rec­ The truck arrived last week ■ carpeted. $250 monthly. plus large 7-room Colonial with 1% For Sate 74 Conn. Bank and Trust Co., co-coo- al land offered by Hayes. self-service DEPARTMENT STORE 76 H.P. EVINRUDE motor, con­ VILUGE reation room, two fireplaces, servator. One Omstitutlon Plasa. and is equipped for rood and baths, fireplace, screened Hartford, Conn. 08116! David A. Many of those attending ex­ trols and tank, very good con­ Rooms Without Bocod 59 “ d security re­ EXCELLENT C-zone comer FOREST HILLS — Four-bed­ Center St. A Thompson Rd. COVENTRY — Log caUn sum­ shed for horses. 4.8 aci%S, other emergencies. Included In quired. Available April 1st. porch and 2-car garage. Many Lynne, cd-conservator 18 Ledyard pressed the thought thst Oan- dition, electric start, serviced parcel. Ideal for professional room Colonial, 2% baths, Manchester mer cottage, fireplaced living trout stream. $35,900. Assum­ Ave., Bloomfield, Coim. 06002; 'The the equipment are materials for THE THOMPSON House—Cot­ 843-1279. extras. Mid 30’s. Philbrick Conn. Bank and Trust Oo. ad- idail’s Park ivill overload its every year by marine me­ offices, and-or apartments. paneled famUy room, custom room, completely carpeted, able mortgage, (toodchild — scuba diving and water rescue tage St., centrally located, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. mlnistrator c.La, of the estate of swimming facilities in the next chanics, completely serviced Must sell immediately. Offers kitchen with aU the nice enclosed porch, excellent con­ Bartlett, Realtors, 643- Joseph Needham, One Omstitutlon work. COMES TO large pleasantly furnished Plasa, Hartford, Oonn. 06115; Ekl- few years, but the pond on the ready to go, $200. 644-1912. invited. Heritage House, 646- things. Peter A. Ihom e, Brok­ 1 Si 2-Bedroom Apartments MANCHESTER 6% - room dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes 2098, 289-0939. The truck will also serve as rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 Out of Town ward R. Kuehn. Atty., 968 Farming- property offered by Hayes was 2482. er, 649-6281. • Oomplebe electric kitchen Rambling Ranch in a country Agency, 646-0131. W*»t Hartford, Conn.. a communication center on the for overnight and permanent ANDOVER — Dutch styled described as shallow, weed- EVINRUDE big twin outboard For Rent • 66 setting with trees, aU rooms 06107. and return msUce to this scene of a disaster. Radio equip­ guest rates. ’I'liREE-PAM ILY, stone coi>* • 2 Air Conditioners Court.. choked and as having a mud- WETHERSFIELD motor, 25 h.p. with 5 gallon large including central hall Raised Ranch, 2 full baths, _____ TOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ment to include all local fre­ VERNON — Mount Vernon struetton, plus single cottage, Out of Town . bottom. quencies and Hartford county gas tank. $45 as is. (toU 643- • Wall-to-wall carpeting and foyer, 2-car attached ga­ 2 fireplaces, double garage, Apartments. Immediately 8' in business zone. A good in­ AT A COURT OP PROBATE, According to Ckxiservafion Is located in the truck. 6624 after 5. ‘ MANAGER rage, $29,900. Philbrick Agen­ For Sote 75 family room, sun deck, $20,- held at Manchester, within and for Apartments— Flats— rooms at $145, 3% at $160, 4% vestment. More Information on Committee Chairman Lyle The truck was ordered a year • Master TV antenna cy Realtors, 646-4200. 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. district of Manchester, on the Tenements 63 at $180. Heat, hot water, re­ request, $66,000. Philbrtok BOLTON — Ciape, S bedrooms, 28th day of March A.D. 197ft Thorpe, the pond could be used ago by the Fire Department. SOON frigerator, oven-range, dispos­ TRAINEE • 1% baths Present, Hoa John J. WoUetL Fud ond Food 49-A AgetMiy ReoMors, 646-4200. 2 baths, dining room, scenic BOLTON — Spacious six-room Judge. to drain additional water into Bulletin Board ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart­ al, dishwasher, wall to wall wooded lot, aasumable mort­ Ranch, 1% baths, custom EsiMe of Erie E. Daly late of Crandall’s. There are two old The ToUond High Schoci Band POUR FAM ILY, aluminum sid­ for Connecticut area na­ • Laundry, storage area in Manchester in said district, deceas- ment, heat, hot water, electri­ carpetihgr air - conditioning, gage. Mid 20’s. Owner 643-6072. kitchen, beautifully land­ dams on the pond, however, he will host ithelr Etast Hampton ing, central location, good in­ tional company that the basement eoL SEASONED fireplace wood for city, stove, refrigerator. Adults, swimming pool, tennis courts, NOTICE scaped. Louis Dimock, Realty, Upon applicaUon of WUbur B. warned, and as the town is find­ high school counterpart In a no pets. References, $125. 649- basketball court. Parking and come, good Investment. $87,- leases retail shoe de­ (COVENTRY — North. Owner AVAILABLE sale. Call 228-9585. Many Other Features 649-9823. ing out, "old dams can be white special concert tomorrow nig^ 6324. storage all included. No pets. 000. Phllbrick Agency Real­ partments in top depart­ PUBLIC HEARING aays sell, piioe reduced by ------„ be the butt will and ADDITIONAL testament of aald deceased be ad­ elephunts.” at 7:30 at the high school. IMMEDIATELY Call HarUord, 627-9238, Ver­ tors, 646-4200. On Bus Line $1,000. Cute 6-room Randi on VERNON CENTER, new 6- ment and specialty stores APPROPRIA'nON mitted to probate, oa per applica­ The financial realities 'were The ToUanders Square Dance Fartilliars 50-A THREE-room apartment in non, 876-8721, 876-4869. a large treed lot, vacant. room Raised Ranch, 2 full tlontion on file.file, Itit lale SST througrlHHit the country, MIodels open 1-7 P.M . or BOARD OF DIRB3CTORS voiced by Board of Finance (3ub will hold a club dance F ri­ Department Managers wooded setUng, Ideal for one 5099 Ready to move in. Aasumable baths, double garage, near OIWEiRED: That tliir foregoing offers challenKing worit TOWN OP MANCHESTER, appltcaUon be heard and determin­ (3iairman Donald Morganson, day at 8 p.m. in the Meadow- person or couple, large living LAU REL ST., Rockville, 4- Land For Sate 71 By Appointment mortgage. Frechette Realtors, schoeds, lai^e lot. $28,900 ed at the Probate office in Man- Clerks nn., un­ before April S, 1970, by cerllfled Many of those agreed with speech here Wednesday night, Payroll Clerk FOUR-ROOM duplex, 1% baths, air-conditioning, swimming both hat and bag. modelled kitchen, bath, taste­ mall, a copy of this order to Grace with spring. Good condition. Ranch, basement garage, tiled N o . 8319 with I’HOTO- 6END 806 Is eelni fsr fSdi sst- Proposed additional ap- til April 16, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. Morganson when he stated the (Congressman John ,S. Monagon heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ pool, tennis courts, basketball POSITIONS NOW AVAIUBLE ------— ------fully decorated, sewer suid Brooks, 68 ConweU Rood. IMIerldeo, Cashiers Very reasonable. 649-6912 be- vanity bath, Anderson windows. (iUll)E is in New Sizes 8- lira ts IscIsOt flrti-cliii sulllsi. priation to General Fund (or Conn.: Eleanor Kimball, 17 West major thing to recommend five urged the Nixon administration erator, laundry facilities, cen- court, parking and storage all water $21,900, Morrison Agen­ King at.. Old Saybrook, Ckmn.; tweien 6-9 p.m. Owner, 649-3600. 18 (bust 31%-40). Size Aane Cabot, Maacheliter Budget 1969-70, Regirtrars RCXHLEDGE AND LOOK­ land purchase Is Its proximity to work (or quicker withdrawal tnally located. May 1st occu­ Included. No pets, (toll Hart­ Experienced preferred, but we will train mature Evealig Herald, 1160 AVE. cy, Realtor, 643-1016, Jamea Lamb, Si Dove Drive, Merl- Interviews conducted by 10, 32% bust . . . 3% or AMEBICAS, NEW YOBK. of Voters —$6,000.00 OUT MOUNTAIN WATER Jktnea Daly. 30 Dsoke to Crandall’s Park. of American troops from Viet­ M AYTAG automatic washer pancy. Call after 6 p.m., 643- ford, 627-9238, Vernon, 872-4400. MANCHESTER — $2,900 down, men and women for interesting sales positions. Ap­ yards o f 46-inrh. at., Windsor. Conn.; Wilbur B. Dowd, If Y XM0G* for Republican Town (k>m- STORAGE TANK SITE Cqsservatton Neceeeory nam. He said that "tragic In­ and Whirlpool dryer, excellent 9774. duplex, 6-6. Immediate oc­ ply at once during store hours, ask for Mrs. Burns HMD 61$ Is esisi Icr ssdi sab nint Naait, AdSriti win ZIP CUSTOM aluminum sided Rais­ Main at., Hartford, Cimn. 06103. and Mr. Giello or Mr. Costello SMALL 4 room house on 2% tin l«.lsols6* flrat-clssi siilliBg. COOI as6 ttyl* Nssikfr. mlttee Primary, to be fi­ IMPROVEMENTS. ed Ranch, 1969, Huge trees, return make to this Court. 1 Wornlhg that the town must cidents euch as the killings at conditton. 643-0630 after 6 p.m. cupancy. li'vo tn very reason- or Mr. Cohen. ______JOHN J. W AUJTr. Judge. FX)UR-R(X)M apartment, mod­ acres, $110 monthly plus de- ___ Manoheitc^r Send 50^, odd 15< for nanced from unappropriat­ Bid forms, plana and specifi­ stone walla, double garage, 1% come up with a basic o'veraU My Lai do not have their basla Saturday, April 4, between 9 a.m.-l p.m. able. Don’t waft. oaU early, Bveatag ■____ « 1189 AVE. MOTOROLA black and white em kitchen, hmt, hot water, p o ^ . ciouple, no children, ref­ Frechette Realtors, 647-9998. or AMWiOAf, NEW YOBK. postage and handling for ed surplus. cations iua available at the baths, fireplace, formal dining recreaUonai plan, Thorpe ex­ in the condition of the partici­ 2 000 Silas Deane Highway TV, excellent condition. $100. sunporch, garage central loca­ erences required. Call 1-684- 1V*T IM96 u.copy of tho '70 Spring James F. Farr, General Services Office, 41 room, buUt-lns. High So's. Mey­ Manners in Yemen pressed the ofSnion that the pants but in the fundamental tion, middle aged ociuple pre­ MANCHESTER — Ctopes, Mst Htae, «66rtii witk Zir & Summer album. Center Street, Mancheiter, town must begin looking to­ brutality of war and Uite oooe 647-6690. 4881. /, ’ coot, ityte Nssitir ss6 tits. Secretary, er Agency, Realtor, 648-0009. WETHERSFIELD ferred, no children. 649-7128. R ic h e s , Colonials — If wo eiNTINNIAL . . . ion efstsrr Board of Dlrectora, Ctonneotlout, -In Yemen, It le the height of wards land which ceustot be de- emphasises the need for a firm C5 ^ Send 60^, add I6f for trssii . . , Ibtrsiss’i March, CLEAN) US&D refrigerators, HEBRON - W ALL ST., four- don’t have Just what you want, Town of Manchester, VERNON — Manchester hne-r- bod raonnerB to point the soles vwloped for recretttkmol pur- timetable to close out our mill- nesH Of postage and handling for Ytaktt’l Paolt ss6 Isa stlisr Manchester, Oonn. / ranges, automatic washers FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. room apartment, heat, hot wa­ we will find It for you. Gall dtiliai sf Ptiter* pltesii OIrte- Oversised Raised Ranch. Ex­ of one's feet at anybody — a taiy Involvement in Vletiwm." (Next to Popular Market) a copy o f Spring & Suin- fsr Dated at Manchester, Oon- Connecticut with guarantees, see them at Heat| hot water, centrally lo­ ter, carpeting, etc. Available us. Bel Air Real Estate, Vin­ Utsi. 9106-60$, 166 V11$ ' cellent buy. Owiter wonts flwt MANOHESTEli PABKADE mer '70' Basic FASHION. petlait as6 ktaallsf. \ necticut, this twenty-sixth day Robert B. Weles, guest Is eocpected to sU with feet M ct« and more today psi^ile Monogan U ninnlng for the B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 cated. Adults only. 648-2171 immediately. $176 monthly. 646- cent A. Bogginl, Realtor, .648- of March 1970. . General Mimager sale. OaU on tlda one. Frech­ turiiad to one side or folded un­ and youngetets ore w o lk ^ DemooroUc Party's U.B. Benato ^laln St. CtoU 648-2171. days. 0882, 649-2871. 6382. ette Realtors, 047-9998. der him. away from developed reezeik- nomination. *».'*•# i' w I; \ ^ A: - A A,

• \* ' \ • ’'1 \ 1 Vi. ■ 'V'. \ ; PAOiE TWENTY-FOUR \' THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1970 Avorage Dally Net Preao! fllanrijMtfr lEnjiting litralii For llw Weak BaM The Weather dannary 14, MTt Fair, cool wMi dknMaMng wlnda tonlsht and tomorrow. 1 5 ,8 Low SO to SB; Saturday*# Mali 00. Sunday, okMidy, am ao n U t. THE PUBLIC "RAID" STARTS 9 “ THURS. fo SAT* 9 “ LIVING ROOMS. BEDROOMS. DINETTES. lUaneheater— A City o f Village Charm VOL. LX3 Appliances, d in in g r oo m s, o c c a s io n a l pieces, all revealed t o area "raiders" I, NO. 156 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 3,1970 Adreellalat *m riHpa t l ) PRICE TEN CENTS

I Intensified Attacks EXTRA EXTRI Mailing Cost Hike FURNITURE GAZEHE Continued by Cong Proposed by Nixon ■ — Tlw North Field reporta sold 39 South yietnaniMM and Viet Oong ke|>t VletnameM troopa werto killed WASHINGTON (AP)—^President Nixon urged Ckm- DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE • HARTFORD • MANCHESTER • SOUTHINGTON upUD theirtfaetr newMur "Mgh "Mirfi point” no t IIn- n , eind__fM, 83_____ wounded__ n-______In Thuraday’a t e ^ e d attaedca aorooi South action near Cal Be, a dtetrlct gress today to increase the cost of mailing a fint-clnu wtinem today, ahalilng 60 poet- town S3 mllea aouthweat of Bal- letter to 10 cents to help pay for the postal p u t of tkms and battknE South Viet- gon. the new pay raises proposed for about 6.9 million fod- n m w t i ^ in the notthem South Vietnameae headquar- eral personnel. MMCctaa Delta, and Amerloan ten aatd the 7th Infantry Divl- In a speclaJ messoga, Nixon Coroea near the Cambodian bor­ aion forcea, made up of two bat- sold Ms admiiUstratton "is com­ der. taltona and a roconnataaance mitted to a policy of pay«s- Teamsters Caaualttea oontlniMd to itoe. company numbering up to 1,000 you-go.” He described that os Official but incomplete reports not only good business but in­ aaid at leaat 76 Amerioana, 367 (See Page Sixteen) surance against InOation." Returning South Vletnemese troopa and The Prertdent announced that 770 enemy had been killed einoe the planned 6 per cent Increase Tueeday night, when the Com­ for all federal ctvfHan and mill- To Work DARM C M V U tH T ROBBOtY munist oammand launched Ha Bay State bary personnd, retroactive to beavleot attaoks in eight tast Dec. 27, will reqidre "fur­ WASHINOTON (AP) — Tlwu- montha. ther octloni which will result in Another 438 American and 748 some modification of our 1971 sands c< striking truck drtvars South Vietnamese troopa were Challenges budgetary program." went back to work todsy vsuimr HARTFORD DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE BOYS'ROB* reported wounded. Without going Into details. a tentative agreement Utat rs- At least 104 Vietnameae dvU- Nixon said ttiat he wlU propose portoffiy wlM Mke Ifaeir avarag* iana were reported kUed and VoS.on Viet "addUiDnal revenue which wllf wagie by more Itian f l an hour 383 wounded. 3580 Main Sf. NATIONALLY FAMOUS FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS BOSTON (AP) — The state of neither reqtire extending ttie over th i^ years, The number of ahelUng at- mrtax nor raising Income tax Teamstert union aoUi« prsrt- tack. wa. on the decHne, having ratos." dent EVank \E . FKaOnunora EXCLUSIVB STORY FROM ••WILD-RYAW OF DISCOUNT been 180 from 8 a.m. Tuesday to ^ Former Fuller Brush Bldg. LOOK FOR THESE uae of U.8. amved forces in the About the oidy specific ttitaig aoSioA the sMkers to luturn to DIscotiif PlBRiiml This "Robbery for Many MoRtht and 8 a.m. Wednesday, 78 In the ho mentioned in Oie tax ana their Jobs pendl^a vote by neoct 34 hours, and 60 between 8 Vtotnam fighUng without an ex­ SALESMEN FOR SAVINGS! press congressional mandate. was a plan to accelerate coUec- the 436,000 w orken Qovmrad bjr Next To Consumer Sales Now We’ve Decided to Release flie "HOT" Bai|;ahis For YeuI" atm. Thursday and 8 a.m. to­ (ton of estate and gift taxes the tenUdive agreement aii- day. But a ^wkesman painted Atty. Qen. Robert H. Quinn y o u '// want to etUeb tbest mombtrt of tbo "Mwg" i said he would seek a quUdi test which would provide a one- nounoed Thurrttay. X On Windsor Town Line tboj urt londed• ...... uritb "loot,"...... IntUo btformid^dSmbm ^ fnbih out that thte was much higher ttmconly federal windCaU of Mlort of the 438,000 d ^ sn than the 34-bour average of 13 of a new state law provkHiig M l" % The Mwa la out . . . nVUd-Byaa” aqoeala to the lout buys and bur emus is nvnUsblofrom tins* hs*s»b*n that as matters stand servioe- 61.8 billion In receipts in the hsd stayed on the Job after i whole area. The Disooimt Farnltnre Warehoaae "npprebond' thtm right menyt jb ty but)* tb*t* Ibtod such attacks in Mardi and 18 in 1071 flscal year that begins July old contract o xp kn a boys have completed the greatest DayUght Kobbery February. men from MassachueettB oon of their many years of bnalneaa. Leading mann- priuet plus s*v*ral bsmdred mort *ud tbty mr* pnggr refuse to take part in such hos- Passengers of the hijacked Japan Air Lines jetliner leave the plane at Seoul L. midnight but wBdoat stiikea in MANCHESTER 1.:., The aMied command refers to tUtUes. For the current fiscal year dooens of cities added up to tbs taetorera have been raided and the “loot” la how dispos* of tv tr y last pUee, Com* mob* yOur boM uous Mt any steep increone in enemy at­ today after being held for more than three days. (AP Photofax) Passengers SOUTHINGTON Uirown on the market a t nnoomparable pHoea. The ending June 80, Nixon said, the -biggest trucking walkout to tbs outstaudiug m*rcbaudis* ou really "boP' prices! tacks as "high points.” These Quinn said 19-year<>ld JoMi J. brand names are aothenUo and the valnea beyond O'Brien of ISedford, a ootdler 6L2 -billion cost of the 6 per cent nation’s history, 175 Pine St. oompare . . . the pnblio can now “steaT’ these bays may last for several days or ter­ retroactive pay boost "can be ^Tentative agreement bos 52 Main St. minate in a day. The high points under orders for shipment to Call Pirates Fonnar NbrnMn'i FumHur* a t ^ o e s never before posslblo. Every fiwd dtUen Vietnam April 19, already had met from budgeted and surphis been reached on monetory is- WarahouM, Comwr Pina In OonneoUcnt has been Informed of this “raid” and are dlsfnct from an enemy of­ funds.” sues for a new contract," ssid a Former Furniture.World are now able to Join In outstanding savlngsl Ton fensive, which may last months. offered hlmaelf for a legal test. Hijackers Release Passengers & Forest Sfreats The taw went Into the books The 6 per cent pay raise for Jotot announcement by Fltadn^ mnst bo early, the “loot” has been hidden In all I Flighting contlmied near the Quite Polite WILD RTAN NOI^nT PAUL hideonta In Hartford, hfanchester and Sonthlngto^ Thursday wrlth the signature of all civU service and military m an and cMef todusby nsgo Cambodian border 44 miles Republican Oov. Francta W. personnrt was worked out In ne- ilu to r Ray F. Beagle of Truck- bnt act fast . . . It will bo disposed of gidcklyt nortbwest of Saigon, but field PUKUOKA, Japan (AP) — "WiU-Sytif’ md M htwchmm, “Hornttl Tbeoe bnya are the “hotteot" merchandise made Sargent, who commented: gottations between edmlnlstra- ing Emidoyera Inc. THE "LOOT" IS ALL HERE available this season on brands yon can trust . . . reports said contact was sporad- In Trade for Japanese Official Fukuoka Airport -was the scene tlon nfflclala end the heads of "The parties substanlialy PmU," teitt A* m AS* prmhn to bolp "The issue is whether and tonight of a confused, happy and in too ih p o u l of this onUlomUng "loot," brands the Discount Fnrnltnre Warehouse boys ic and the bulk of the enemy ap- . ^ seven AFIAXO postal unions. wortosd It out tor thsmsslvas,” Yon ton toUh tb*m ond tbok "gonif* are proud to make avaflaUel ponenUy had pulled back toward Conrtitutlcn. a SEOUL (AP) — Nine young slstonce. None of the passengers destination when their flight sometimes tearful reunion of Thousands of Dollars in Furniture Buys started three days ago. The Subject to approval by Oon- aaid J. Curtis Counts, dtaactor with fonUstit ooimtt ottgroot looingi. a major base camp called the dUaen ~can be c o a te d to en- Japanese ultraieftlsts who hi- negotiated with the students.” families and friends of passen­ gresB, the agreement calls also of the Federal MedtoHon and Angefs Wing inside Oambodla. gage in a oonfBct that tacks a „ Junko Kubota, one of the four priest decided to visit friends in gers released from a hijacked oongresstonal declaratton of Jacked a Jet airliner over Japan stewardesses, told an Impromp- Seoul. j for revision of the portal sys- OonciUation Service who hod Acting on an int^Ugence re­ Japanese airliner. tern. Including collective bar- pazttdpated to the talks. Hs FIN8IRS AL OHAOt MORRIt TRlSfHl OAVt ‘*®r.” Tuesday released 103 persons news conference In Seoul that Meanwhile, the big Jet with port, the U.S. 38th'Divfaion had The new state taw says that In "I feel fine," said Herbert gaining rights tor the employaa caked the agreemwnt “aa sent in a small Ranger patrol to here today, took a Japanese the three days with the hljack- Ore htjackers aboard apparently BriU, one of the two Americans and another 8 par cent Increase achievement for ooUeettvs bar* the absence cf such a declara­ government official aboard as a ers were marked by "terror and landed In Pyongyang, the North check the wooded region early tion, servicemen from Massa­ aboard the Japan Airlines for postal workers when the new gaining." Join The Public ‘Raid’ For Big-Buys On Complete ‘Loot’! CONTEMPORARY Thursday. North Vdetmimese new hostage and flew off to exhaustion." Korean capital. South Korean Boeing 727 that was taken over system becomes effective. Drtalla of the agreement wars chusetts are authorized to de­ North Korea. Those releeised "We were not given much to officials lost radio and radar troops surprised the Rangers, Tuesday by a group of radlocal Nixon’s first pn^w sal to Oon- wltfahsld p e n d ^ results of tbs cline assignment to fighting were cheerful and In good eat," she said, "while tension contact with It 80 minutes after LIVING ROOM siimi opening fire oh them with rifles Japanese rtudents. gresB was tor e u iiy enactmoit niail referendum among ths which is "not an emerKCtKy” health. continued throughout, exhaust- It left Seoiil and assumed that Walnut frame witlr channe, and machine guns. Two Rang­ "The students’ behavtor on tte of the 6 per cent pay raise. worheas but sMUoee in the nego- DELUXE and "not otherwise emtborised Among the 69 passengers and Ing us both physically and men- the pilot had landed. Early American BEDROOM Chair. Slim line ers were kiUed and seven were plane was absolutely oorreot," "At the same time,” he went tlattons confirmed ths wage COLONIAL tour stewardesses freed after 79 tally *' SPECIAL REWARD! wounded. President as Oommandor in ______The Japanese edrliner took oft he added. "Thiere was no vlo- on, ”i urge the to take hika figure of more toon 61 per 4-Pe. Group consists of Dresser, Mirror, Chest, and VINYL "The Rangers' mtaston was to „ hours’ captivity were two Amer- that Tuesday when for NorUi Korea with 18 persons knee.. They did not bother me.” action to retorm the poetal serv* hour for the epprooamatiljr Panel Bed. All pieces in fine mapletone plasterized SPANISH MEDITERRANEAN BUNK BEDS Formorly Sold try to And the enemy before the Under the oonsUtutlon the living in Tokyo, Her- plane landed at Klmpo air- reported aboard: the pilot and "Howevar, I would rather sit loe” and "ted U* ac- 83IL000 city truck driven# These finish. for $340 enemy found them,” aSid one riglit to declare war Is speclfl- York and the p^^t—disguised to look like the two other crewmen, nine WJack- In the plane than go to North tlnn bsen taken earBer, die port- men now avenge ateiM |4 an I LIVING ROOM COMPLETE source. "It kioks like they got cally vested in Congreas. Rev. Daniel S. MacDonald of {forth Korean airport at Pyon- ers and Shinjlro Yomamura, Ja- Korea. Foremort in my mind al work stoppage would faa-ve hour and ediout $10,000 a year RECLINER the tables turned pn them." The state law requires the San Franciaico. The others were gyang—the students were Inl- pan’s vice minister of transpor- was to be pattent and trust the been averted.” with overtime and other teas* Formerly Sold $ Sofa and Chair, covered in fine decorator fainiedii Maple Rnish About 80 minutes later, more Mnwsncfausetts attocney general Japanese. ttally fooled and were Jubilant. tatlon. Yomamiu'a volunteered Japanese officials.” If postal reform becomes law, fito. forSI89 beautiful jade tone. Dark oak tone wood trim with Sfnet Snvtr Large size. Heavy vi- infantrymen pushed into the to represent any Masaachusetta BHikukoa Airport In Japan, They thanked the passengers to be a hostage to insure that Brill, formerly of New York Nixon aaid one Immediate result There was also a reported all foam cushioning for lasting comfort nji, 8 position chair area and came under heavy ri­ serviceman seeking Ms protoc- where the passengers landed omd apologized for "causing the plane would) get to North Ko- City, is marketing director lor would be an additional wage In- taiaa of 144 cents a mile toe the 109 complete set is 2 beds, fle and machine-gun Ore. Heli­ tion. here, -became a them trouble," Miss Kubota rea, and after hours of arguing Peprt-Cola, Japan, and lives crease of at feast 8 per cent lor 100,000 tang dteance drivers with soft cushion back 2 springs, 2 mattresses, 5"Pc* copter gunshlps and Air Force Sargent said, "The bill is sln- scene of confused. Joyful and said. Two hours later when they through the window of the cock- with his family In Tokyo. He iwstal -workers—an increase de- who are vauf paid from 11 to 14 5 PIECE —all colors. ___ , ______sometimes tearful reunions of found out they had been tricked, pit, ithe young radicals agreed to MATTRESS Formorly Sold "RAID" ladder and guard rail. NEW PiniacaB flghter-bombera attacked the oere, -but Its eCtects are doubt- and the Rev. Daniel Mac- signed to put them on an equal- cents aanlle and earn on aver* North Vietnamese force, esti­ ful. if sigMng this MU will bripg tomllles and friends of the long- they were angry, scared and let the passengers and the ste- Donald, a Maryknoll priert from pay footing with nongovernment age of $18,000 a yea r, DUCHESS and for 1879 Decorator 72-inch door Triple mated to number about 4oo an answer from the U.S. stranded passengers. disappointed, wardesses go. PRICE Formerly $119 Formerly $89 9an Francisco, were the only emi>loyoe. 'Ihe contract prmiosil atao to* I I DINETTE BOX SPRIN G *219 Mrs. Mhrors, large Chest of Draws, men. preme Court, then I believe teel fine,” aaid the unshav- The passengers’ enforced stay North Korea gave the green two foreigners aboard the hi- From the stantipaint of the ckidea tocreoMS to peMkaai, "ROBBERY” PRICE "R0BBE9Y” PRICE Headboard make np this ^reat steal;* ^ One heUcopter was t ^ t down, Amertca will be well served by en BriU, who observed that the aboard the Japan Air Lines light for the flight to Pyongyang Jacked plane. Father Mac- housdwlder, the impact of the heoltti and weUara benefits, va- Bronzetone or Chroine-Mlca Hotel and motel type—Mul­ but the crewmen escaped unin­ «Mb act." hijacking students were "very Boeing 727 far exceeded the pre- top table and 4 stuidy vinyl although it denied any cotmec- Donald remained In Seoul BVi- Nixwr plan would fall faeavlert cottons and cost-ot-Uvtog p ^ . ti spring construction. All jured. Legal experts said Quinn’s courteous all the time to the vlous record of 48 hourn estab- on mall users, notably by scrtqp- The trtal Ihree-yaar cost of covered chairs. sizes. tion with the hijackers. It gave day night. EARLY AMERICAN $ S gM Fighting continued until dark­ fijiTEt lYDOve would a motion passengers," lished by equally unwilling pas- no indication what it would do They were among 96 pasaen- ping toe present 6-cent letlrt toe agreement was reported at ness when the North Viet­ betone the Maa«achvse(tta Su- “There was no violence/’ he sengers on a Braxlllan Jetliner rate for the recommended 10- weil over $3 MlMon, Reg. $89 for$S79 with the youths, who identified gens and tour stewardesses re­ ‘ 4 9 Rt^. $79 8 8 namese withdrew, apparenUy pr^e Judlj^ Court ^ s^. "They did not ^therjne. wjacked from Uruguay to Cuba as members of a leased by the student hijackers cent rate. Fltartnunons and Beagls said *5 9 2-Pc. LIVING ROOM *54 leaving a rear guard to cover mlselon to fUe a complaint with However, I would rather sit In in January In addition, Nixon sold he wUl some renaaining details on gao- miUtant student taction known in exchange for a Japanese gov- the withdrawal. Five Americans ttre U.S. Supreme Court. the plane than go to North Ko- After a light meal and brief tjje Red Army, ;rarenT:ffl^ as h ^ . ‘^’e utgo an $82 mUUon boort to sec- te Graceful upholstered Winged Sofa and Chair cov­ MAPU If the U.S. Stqneme Court de- rea. "Foremost in my mind was QUILYirt were killed and 19 wounded in physical examinations at an air- Several of the students brand- hijacked plane took off tram ond and third ctass postal rave- the national contract will os ered in green tweed fabric, and cushioned in long- dined to entertain the oom- to be patient and trust the Japa- 4 Pc. D A N ISH EARLY AMERIUAR the second phase of the battle, port building, all but Father (ahed samimil swords and oth- Seoul Friday night and was re- nues tor fiaoel 1971 end a $125 worked out by next week, 4 Pc. Classic Modern BEDROOM lasting foam for comfortable seating. . DELUn while 82 North Vietnamese dead plalnt, Quinn then could, bring it nese officials,” he said. "None MacDonald left on a special million increase In parert post "The agreement haa been op- 5 Pc. were claimed. In a U.S. District Court with the of the passengers mode any re- plane for Fukuoka, Japan, their (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) rates. proved toy both union and man* Suite consists of Double Dresser, Mirror, Chest and Kfea of working Ms vray up to "In all,” he said, "I am pro- egement nsgettattng teama and Formorly Sold i u t t r e G Casualtlee were heavier, end Bookcase Bed. All in rich walnut tones. "ROB" $ WALNUT BEDROOM DINETTE at no cost to the enemy, when the Supreme Court by a longer posing added postal revenues by wiU now go to the Tcamrtera JikUcIbI procem. for $319 PRICE 42” round table with 4 or Box Spring E^tia fine troops of the U.S. 11th Brigade congressiJonal and admlniatxa- membentaip for ratifloatloo to a Beautiful straight-line suite with plasticized finiah, Mate’s dialn in Salem Ma­ In top quahty. triggered an enemy booby trap Sargent directed that toe bill Uve aetton of $2.6 billion." But mail referendum," the aa>* 159 ple finish. become law tmmedtately, in- Rog. Sold Consists of DoiUble Dresser, Mirror, Chest and full- while on an operation 90 mllea Many Wonder: toe bulk -would come from toe nouncement sold, southeast of ^N an g . Tten men *’**Sl? tocrease in first-closa reles. On the bools of toio tentailve for $249 size Panel Bed.' waiting period. Rog. $179 ^ 1 1 9 Rtg. were klHed, including seven "Tbese revenues are essential agraement, FUaednunena faos rw ‘129 4-Pc. Spanish Bedroom Amerlcazie, a Viet Coo*; defec­ Sargent has no puMc Image to meet the salary needs cf port- quested by tetagnun that local tor, another former enemy srt- as either a dove or a hawk on al workers,” he said, "to wipe unioeis advise their meenbera to Formorly Sold "STEAL” Virtnom, but aaid in rreponsi^ to What’s Beco] lie of H. Rap Brown ? OAK FINISH dier serving os a scout, and a out toe postal deficit, emd to retinn to work. It said. for $220 NOW a newsman’s questloa that he contribute to toe efflolency of In Tampa, Fla., however, un­ l i v i n g r o o m Vietnamese oivUian. Nineteen NEW YORK (AP) — Where Is The doorman at Mrs. Brown’s staying with friends in various were the bodies of two friends of These beautiful pieces are a large Triple Dresser, PROVINCIAL Americana were wounded. "Joins with other Amertoans In the postal system.” ion membm formed piokrt .149 LIVING ROOM apartment house in Upper Man­ places since the address of the Brown—Ralph- E. Feathers^e Mirror, Chest and full size Bed. All have easy-to- -wanting to see toe war -end.” H. Rap Brown? What wUl happen to the lines today at a truck terminal. In the fighting in the northern hattan said Thursday he hasn’t apartment was printed In news- and WilUam H. "Che” Payne. Foam biscuit-tuft Sofa, Chair and matching Otto­ clean plasticized Hnish. He said he is aatirtied with The militant black power present 10 cent air mail charge And Don Young, toe termlnaPs Full fmitwood frame Sota and Ch|llr ee&erad M Delta, troops of the South Viet­ seen Brown, "In weeks, maybe papers. "There are three poeslbiU- man in fine tweed fabric. _ ...... President raxon’s gradual with­ when the surface moil rate Is operoUone nmnager, reported fine msset-tone fabric. Foam-iofted bohks and namese 7th Division suffered drawal of troops from Vietnam, leader has been missing 26 months." He also had not seen Brown left for Bel Air March ties," KunsUer said recenUy. foam cushioning. heavy losses for the second Formorly Sold "REWARD" days. He -was tart seen March 8 Mrs. Brown recently, and no 8. "One, that he was taken out of (Bee Page Four) (See Page Dm) Rog. Sold 'ETXRA REWARD' straight day. (See Page Sixteen) the blown-up car before it was for $299 PRICE by his wife when he left here tor one answered the door at her On March B, a car blew up for $329 Regoliily Sold a Bel Air, Md., court appeaiv apartment. Jurt south of Bel Air on toe road blown up and has been kept *179 LIVINB ROOM • OEDROOM • DINETTE SU in ance, accoiding to his attorney, KunsUer said ahe had been to Baltimore. In the wreckage somewhere—kidnaped—or mur­ 179 for 1489 WUlleim KunsUer. dered. That’s the theory that “We’ve had no word what- worries Mrs. Brown ths mort. In Hartford aoever. It’s incomprehensible “Two, toe theory of the au­ Heavy Winds Buffet State, 3-Pc. Modern COMPLETE 3-ROOMS why we haven’t heard from thorities: that the two men Mew Mm," declared KunstlM’, wt» themselves up while carrying a NYLON SECTIONAL Policeman ReKeved of Duty says he doesn't know where device with some nefarious pur­ Trees^ Power Lines Felled PLUS FREE RECLINER CHAIR INOUIDEDI Brown is. pose—perhapa to bomb the MODERN or EARLY AMERICAN Brown’s wile could not be nmrby state trooptrs’ bairacks »y THE ASSOCIATED PBB8S "There are smaU-car wanUngs Living Room Suite reached. 'Ibe ERI aays it does —and Rap waa not In- Near-hurrlcane winds gustlng issued.” A tree earllsr had fall* Pending Probe of Shooting up to 70 011160 psr houT buffeted en across one of toe « d t ram ps This very functional gronp consists of 2 Arm Ends, not know Brown’s whereabouts. 10-l>l6ce famous-make Decorator Living Room Gronp, HARTFORD, Ooem. (AP) — Vaughan did not elatoorate on Brown was to stand trial on "Or three, that he’s under. 2 Armless Sections and one curved Comer Section. 11-piece nationally advertised Bedroom Gronp. Police Chief Thomas J. bis letter at a news conference. charges of arsons and Incitement In nn n**»kn. TI o •• of Uie state, gals-force winds Greenwich. All pieces cushioned in foam and heavy onalitr Vaughan relieved patrolman An- He eaid he "would not want to to riot stammliig from a 1667 *K unsU « said be was inclined “Pf"*®** *«®®’ wned pow rt a Penn Cenfral spoksmoan nylon. 60-piece Dutchess Dinette Gronp. tbony Lombardi of duty today prejudice" Lombardi’s "righta” disturbance In Cambridge, Md. to doubt the third theory. Bitwn ^ ^ ^ pending invertigation of a Lombardi and Quirk, 26, both The trial has baan reset tor "could have spht," he said* "al- Central's Danbury bran^ minutes were causM by trees 6*Pe. Spanish Bedroom Group Rsf. Lilt $799 charge he -violated a police reg­ Joined toe Hartford police force April 20 in EUioott City. though It’s iSt likely M my , P®™ Central commuter dov^ by gMe-f^a ^ Beautiful dark oak 72-lnch72-in<^ dresser, frampd f t ^ e d ^ ▼ C 0 0 Formorly Sold "HOT” $ l-Pi. OelHlal Maple Bmp ulation "relative to the use of Feb. 19, 1968, and were in the Dotohster County fitate'a in addilion experienced delays cent to the tracks of tte ,Dan*. chest, chair-back box "DARIN9” "ROBBERY” CoMizte pf K ^d mapto sofa bed that aleen „ . . .. . „ u J -• caused by a washout. Thurs- bury branch. spring and mattress. for $400 BUY firearm s." same class at the police aca- Atty. William B. Yates Jr„ "PRICE” 2, matdiing chair and ptatftnm rocker m demy. proaeOutor in the caae, said “I "f***”* day’s dowiq;>our also caused the 275 prlnta and twaeda, 8 tablet and 2 lanpf. Lorhbardl was the policeman ways shown up at every pre­ The wind in Danbury hindsr- >499 “ “”“■*" Farm River to overflew, forc­ who killed______Abraham Rodriquea, . . An InvertigaUon of four recent nothli* ti* base any con- vious trial, "even at a muMi ed firefighters’ efforts to ex­ 19, In a North End aBoy Wed- ohooteiga by poUce in Hariford’a J******* on, but I toiitk he’ll ap- ing the evacuation of 80 fami­ tinguish a bouse blaas on Cham­ headier time — when he was a lies in B art Haven.*\ nesday night. Lombardi said toe predominantly Negro and Puer- P®**" tor trial." much more hunted man than bers Road this morning. S-PiEM DELUXE DINETTE youth advanced on Mm brand- to Bioan North End waa called Yates said toe addMlonai aev- The U.S. Weather Bureau In The gustlng winds also hamp­ iNCHBSTER now." Brldg^x>rt at 8:80 a.m. record­ Large Round Table in marble design Mica tigl, lifting a screwdriver. for Thursday by tour city ooun- en-y®" P®nalty for not showing Brown 26, is appealing a five- ered 'firemen to Elastan this D iscou; n S P M E S IK H ettanen. might be some Inoei^ve tor ed a storm-force wind of 70 morning who were ttytagr to t ------re*— ^ re own— FREE 4 vinyl covered chain of duraUe sted tubfi^.. The MUef said Lombardi year prison sentence tor vlolat- - I WImlWR IRfWHMWe MR^Ho niM W rWISiMMR would be paid while relieved Two of the rttootkigs were fa- Brown to appear. "Wa have on ing toe federal firearms act. He ^ ^ ,ve *a reconverzea reconverted nifarm houm. of duty, fiimultaneousiy, be an­ tal. Md expreasion down here In was convicted in 1908 In New '” ** ‘w»**tofy »«»Mteg WM gut- nounced that a police InvesUga- The oouDcUmen saM the coun- Cambridge that applies,” he Orieans. The terms of his ball ^ »>ut no ens one was hurt. DELIVERY R•^ $IU9 night was 40 m.pJi. At least 1 Uon haa shown patrolman David Ml should set up a committee added, "he’U either haul sand or limited Ms travel to New York, "The wind was no haip," to FURNIT of (tarea with the power to sub- fish"-maanlng Brown will seven targe plate glaaa windows the way Chief George PMek Of HARTFORD Quirk "acted in seU defense" In except for trial appearances. toe critical wounding of busl- poena wltneasea and pMfea rec- ®U*>®t ahow or not show, If he falls to «q>pear for the were blown out of stores in toe Trumhull'a Long HIU tepart- ON city. IS M K M N S m E I neaaman WilUam Casey Jr., 89, orda and taka tasUmony imdar "I tool this, reaUy, that he's Maryland trial, toe Judge may ment put It. III oath. not daod," KunsUer said Thurs- r fWlir Im b BsMlRi.RaA li OmoM M m on Tuesday Mght. declare Ma 610,000 boil forfeK. „ Winds also -blew over toe mo- Tlia. strong wlMto phis tbs Ca WhiAif HiHfiM Um RAID” Vaughan said in a letter to MeanwhU. rtvaral gath«lng. !?*! The defense unsuccessfuUy «<>n picture mreen at the N«. heavy rains caused a n ln r YOUR walk Drive-In. taiMtaUde In Newtown, hut the VIQUtEH( Lombardi pleaded for an Indefinite ad­ DISCOUNT FURN. WAREHOUSI horn hM n ra- *M*Mnts to ooUoga stu- ®M"®®^ra sonMUma t e B turn journment on grouwta that The Connecticut Light and lenitaUde caused no «w«to mat TMuwtay aaVresult „ Power Co. retMxted that faUlng During tte iH iour ( SOUTHINGTON vlawad by mq and mambars M ^ teoSog incident "If ho’a underground," Kun- Brown could not be found. LOOT! THURSDAY 9 A.M. - 9 F.M. Where U He? "We’U be there on toe 20th," tree Hmbe knocked down also- tegan late Wedneediy sa t iMh opil mcnrifl sjuMNsnen ' my staff and it .has been con­ sUar eaid, "it would be hand tor trical vrirea In parts of Dan- ^ most of Thursday, the U4. cluded that there la reason to Although the ecseiona were Militant black power leader Rap Brown has been said Kunatlur. "If he doesn’t FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. dosed to newamen, representa- anyone. do you bury, Newtown, Bethel and Red- Weather Bureau in INflMir M Pt£l beUeve toere' Is a vtolatlon of missing for 26 days. He was last seen Blarch 8 by shqw up, we’re thinking of a SATURDAY 9 AAI. - 9 F.M. * Uvea said Uter they would send communicate? By letter? By number of things—eeeking to In- ding. Outages occurred In eev- Locks recoeded 3.1$ l a t t m a t dapartmental rules" dealing phone? Then you give youiwlf his wife. The FBI says it does not know where oral parts of each community. with “toe use of Srearma." (See Pago Bight) away." Brown is. His trial staits April 20. (AP Photofax), (Bee Page Fifteen) Ona state trooper Joked: ($6e Page new)

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