A V\' - t \ \ \ T X ‘J \ \ , ,, V' h V.Vs\ MONDAY, MARCti 9, 1970 w ' ' ' / ' PACffl TW ENTY jflianrltfiatpr lEttWing Hwalh Avenige Dally Net P re« Ron \' For The Week IbUM The Weather January 14, IMS i The Permanent Memorial MFT Says School Board Clear and cold again tonight About Town Day Committee of Manchester l^chool Board Gets Briefing Records with lows In upper teena to low will meet tonight at 7:80 at the Warrantee Deeds 15,890 20s. Tomorrow sunny, oontlnusd ' T1i« •x«cutlve board of the Probate Courtroom at the Mu­ Town of Manchester to Top Not Acting in Good Faith cold. High near 40. UaiichMtar Newoomera Club of nicipal Building. On Teacher Aide Program Notch Foods, Parcel 5 in North Manchester— A City of Village Charm the TWCA will meet tonight at End Renewal Area, at N. Main Manchester Federatloii of board with to enter S at the home of Mrs. Peter The worship and music com­ A video tape presentation of culum can be enriched to meet and Main Sts., no conveyance , !,>■ raised its binding negotiations with VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 1.15 (TWENTY PAGES) (Cloeslfied Advertising on Fnge 17) McDonald, S7 Philip Rd. mittee of Emanuel Lutheran personnel and acUvttles in the their vocational needs, tax. Teachers (MFT) has raised iu j,^ ch ester teasers, of reject- MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 PRICE TEN CBMTi R teacher______aider— program-- ...... will be— Under new business, the j Ixmrd „ Richard L. and Hilda W. voice in the negoUaUons im- compromise setUements Church will meet tonight at • 0 ^ ...111 «« MAllnar ySAnillvMV Members of the Veterans 7:30 at the church reception fflven at Board ot Education '^**1 consider a policy Hastey to Bias and Hath- passe between the of both*, mediators and arbltra- Council of Manchester will meet room. . .. "'^th drug abuse, as prepared arina Stlmac,______, property^ at ______Education an<| - Jlanch^er ■ Edu- ___ -r____ the -- Connecticut - ______State .tonight at 6:40 at the Holmes meeting tonight at 8 in the Ben- by a committee 59 Homestead St., conveyance cation Association (MBA). Bai^ Department of Education, and Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Miss Dorothy Zlno, a mem­ net Junior High School Main Retirement resignations have tax <19.25. gaining between the boafd and ultimately exploiting the Johnny’s Ark to pay respects to the late Army ber of the faculty at Washing­ Building. been submitted by Mrs. Laurie Attachment MEA broke off following ^the Manchester teachers by rigid Spec. 4 Victor Del Greco, who ton School, will be guest speak­ The board cooperated this M. Carlton, third grade teach- The Savings Bank of Manches- March 3 meeting. Mediation adherence to this predetermined Nixon To List SANTA ANA. Calif. (AP) was killed in Vietnam. er at a meeting of the Man­ . , er at Buckley School; Mrs. ter against Charles B. and Bar- procedures are now (being in- pyacadure." — Policemen, hearing year in Initiating the program Catherine R. Doremus, current- Associate of H. Rap Brown chester Area Alumnae Club of strange noises, peeked In tee at Bennet and Keeney St. jy ga leave of absence; Mrs. bara T. Kelly, property on Ralph sUtuted.______if the board U not negoUat- Children four and ^five years Pi Beta Phi tonight at 7:30 p.m. } Rd., $3,900. 35-foot house trailer and saw old are Invited to a ' pre-school School in conjunction with Man- Mildred Tenney, second grade ter':ta ?rit“T !.rio iS y m: mg in good faith, the MFT con- at the home o f . Mrs. George Trade Nome Johnny Whlteriver, lUs wife story hour In the Junior Room Chester Community College. Jay teacher at South School; M d eluded its statement by urging Laos Losses Krlvick, 84 Ayers Rd., Wap- Pearl M. Perrett, doing vestlgatlng what it con cern a teachers “ to declare and their pets: of Mary Cheney Ubrary Mrs. Thelma C. Woodbrldge, a WASHINGTON (AP) — Amid ping. Her topic: "A Year in the Stager, education coordinator at business the number of CIA agents at Three 160-pound bears, a Wednesday morning from 9;4S first grade teacher at Bentley ** ^s®? del^ rate pattern of piwrasu- impasse and promptly Peace Corps in the Philip­ MCC; Allan Cone, Bennet prin- congressional charges he Is several hundred. The newspa­ burro, a wallaby, on ocelot, ' to .10:30. The story teller will oigg; Gone, oennev ^ I t u r e Exchange. 80-38 Oak naUon and execute tee subsequent acUons pines.” dodging demands for disclose of per said their activities include a bobcat, three goats, two be Miss Marlon Jesseman, chil­ cl^ l; and teachers and aldiM jjanchesteir for 20 years, Mrs. ^ntrart ne* (medlatlonandarbltratlon)pre- Killed When Car Explodes photo who arej^i^clpating n the pro- ^ „ „ Marriage Uoenses regarding current contract ne- imposing sanctions U.S.-Laotian involvement. Pres­ recruiting' and training progov­ opossums, a monkey, three dren's librarian, assisted by gram will be present to com ident Nixon has ordered the ernment guerrillas, detecting peacocks, 18 dogs, four cats, Mrs. Raymond Borst, chair­ The worship committee of -.-Ill K. gg y g a „ David George Luetjen, East goUaUons.” on ^ tee town of Manchester.' ^ North United Methodist Church Guild Speaker ment and answer questions. Beginning in 1965 and in each public release of American cas­ enemy troop movements, and six pigeons, five doves, man of the Junior Vvomen’s Club The board will act on four and Doris Ve«111i An. Hie MEA is the authorised BEL AIR, Md. (A P I- will meet tonight at 7 at the The board will act on -requests year since, tee MFT statement ualties and air losses as they oc­ acting as ground controllers for three rabbits, five gttinea education committee. Dr. Thomas J. Donovan of other resignations, a sabbaUcal 2 1. Qent bargaining agent for syatem Two Negro men, one idtiir church. The Council on minis­ for approvaa of two grants. One er Congregational Church. says, tee board's course has cur in tee Southeast Asian coun­ aircraft. pigs, nine chickens, two 110 Westland St., will speak to­ teachers. Asked the numerical tified as an associate of tries will meet at 8:30 at the is for an addlUonal grant of ^ave o f absence, and three try. The six persons killed were geese, 16 quail, two desert Iliere will be, two meetings morrow at a meeting of the Michael George Giguere, 16 been one of “ intentionally ex- strength of his group, Joseph church...... $3,625, for the period Feb. 16 to leaves of absence. Church St., and Laura Goulette, tending contract settlement be- In announcing tee policy identified by the State Depart­ turtles and a duck. All ap­ militant H. Rap Brown and tonignt at the siigiiUi uisinct O'Brien, MFT president, re­ Guild of Our Lady of St. Bar- 30, to employ three teach- Manchester, March 13. yond the budget deadline and change Monday night, the White ment as: peared healthy. the other still unidentified, flreiiouse. Main ahu niHlard St. tholomew at 8 p.m., at St. Bar- )d0 shared by plied, “ That’s top secret in­ House disclosed six civilians Arthur Stillman and Dennis Whtteriver, 37, said he was were killed when an exirio- The Junior Rhythm Choir of Building Permits teto meditation and arbitration At 7, tiiere will ue a dcpail- tholomew’s School. His topic; grade teachers at Lincoln, formation.'’ were killed in Laos Idst year as Mummert, both of International a circus and carnival clown North United Methodist Church European Health Spa of Con- • . . and therefore is guilty, a sive destroyed their car aa ment meeting, and at 8 Hose "The Ever-Changing Role of Robertson and Nathan Hale the result of hosUIe enemy ac­ Voluntary Services, ambushed who used the animals in his it traveled on U.S. 1 eouth Co. 1 will meet. ■ will rehearse tomorrow at 3:30 the Physician in Today’s Con- Schools. The board approved the necticut Inc., commerical build- priori, of failing to negotiate in act. Ing at 515 W. Middle Tpke., good faith with the Manches- tion. by enemy near Ban Nong Keun, o f here. p.m., at the church. temporary Society.” original program on July 28, August 5, 1969. Officers Bald tee Whlteriv- $206,000. ter teachers." ___ Press secretary Ronald L. Whether tee second man was The WCTU will meet tomor­ Dr. Donovan is the senior i969. Town firefighters extinguished Ziegler said tee administration ers hod a bed and cooking The executive board of Jaaui Laine, additions to dwell- -A spokesman for the MFT YOU ALWAYS Chandler Edwards, Interna­ Brown, who Is on trial bare on row at 10:80 a.m. at me iioine surgeon in thoracic and cardio- The other request is for the ^ behind the Parkade will Immediately "Inform tee equipment at one end of the Church Women United will ing at 44 Henry St., $8,000. pointed out teat in the past five tional Voluntary Services, am­ trailer. The burro the arson and riot charges, hod not of Mrs. George H. eisn oi 22 vascular surgery at Hartford establishment of a $2,160 wash- American public about all mili­ and BrooKiiuld sii. co-iiosiesses wui meet tomorrow at 12:30 p.m., Hospital. He is also on the con- out account ito provide super- Bowling Lanes in the parkade Roscoe L. Thompson Jr. for pres- SAVE AT THE bushed by enemy, Ban Soukhou- bears were in makeshift cor­ been positively determined al­ tary aircraft losses and military ma, April 24, 1069. be Mrs. William Rush and Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Normand suiting staff at Manchester vised work experience for men- yesterday at 2:38 p.m. Firemen Richard Salamone, alterations to ented teachers with contracts rals at the other end, and though a state medical examin­ ARTHUR DRUa air personnel casualties in Laos J. C. Merkel, Air America, Helen Graves. L. Richer. 131 Hollister St. Memorial Hospital and several tally retarded students, and de- responded to Box 203 located on dwelling at 257 Hilliard St., P^or to tee middle of June. tee other animals were cag­ er announced a tentatlv« find­ $4,100. The union also charges tee. once search-and-rescue mis­ killed by bullet while piloting ed. ing, based on photogroptis, teat other area hospitals. He and his termlne how the school currl- Green Manor Blvd. sions are completed.” Bentley School PTA executive The Young Skippers Class helicopter, Plain of Jars, Febru­ In six truckloads officials It was not Brown. family are members of St. Bar­ Ziegler said this is the same ary 18, 1970. board will meet tonight at the that started last Thursday at tholomew's Pralsh. took the menagerie to the The second body apparently policy followed on Vietnam loss­ William J. Gibbs, Air Ameri­ Hoimes h'uneral Home, 400 the West Side Recreation- Cen­ He received his BA degree Orange County Animal Shel­ took tee force of Monday nlgbt’e Main St., to pay reopeets to ter will meet In the Washington ZONE A ZONE A A ZONE A es. In the past, casualties in ca, crash of helicopter from hos­ ter auid Whlteriver was ar­ blast. Its hands had been bkMm from Bowdoin College, Bruns­ ZONE A A ZONE A ZONE A A Laos have been lumped with . Thomas J. Woods, husband of School cafeteria, next door to tile ground fire near Nam Bac, rested on warrants concern­ off, making flngeri>rintlng Im­ wick, Maine, and his medical those of Southeast Asia as a May 13, 1969: Mrs. Woods, principal of Bent­ the West Side Recreation Cen­ ing IgndFed traffic tickets, possible. degree from Harvard Medical whole. Ralph S. Davis, Air America, ley School. ter, oh Thursday evenings, be­ School. He has also been affili­ then released .on ball. A search for tee hands was tween 7 and 9. Of tee six civilians, all de­ crash of small fixed wing air­ "It’s hard for people being conducted ai tee site ol ated with Boston City Hospital, scribed as having support rath­ craft southwest of Plain of Jars, Men who would like to join Peter Bent Brigham Hospital to imderstand,” Whlteriver the blast. IS THIS THE er than active military roles, August 19, 1969. said. “My wife and I don’t the Manchester Chapter of the Manchester Gilbert and Sulli­ Dr. Werner U. Spits, deputy in Boston, and the Naval Medi­ three were killed by ambush, SPBBSQSA for singing on van Workshop will rehearse its The State Department did not have any kids of our own, chief medical examdner of Mary­ cal Research Institute, Bethes- one was shot as he wsis piloting Mondays at 8 p.m. at the Army- production of "lolanthe” to­ da, Md. supply further information on so we sort of loved our ani­ land, issued tee finding he de­ a helicopter, and two were the six. Navy Club may call Dennis night at 7:45 at South United Mrs. John Foulds and Mrs. mals instead." scribed as tentaUve after exam­ killed by what the White House The White House confirmed Santoro, 397 Spring St. Methodist Church. Richard Wiley are co-hostesses PROGRESS YOU WANT? ining the remains of the body at called possible hostile fire. Sunday that Joseph K. Bush Jr., for the meeting. tee Baltimore Morgue. St. Bridget Rosary Society All mothers of students at St. Three worked for Internation­ an Army captain, was killed in He said he was baaing his opi­ will meet tonight in St. Bridget Bridget School have been in­ al Voluntary Services, deecribed Laos Feb. 10, 1969, In an ex­ nion on tee ear lobe, nose and Sdiool cafeteria after a 7:30 vited to attend a library work­ Green School as a Peace Ctorps type organiza­ change of fire with North Viet­ Unit Nullifies hairline of the victim. tion, and three for Air America, namese commandos. The ad­ Mass in the church. Milton S. shop tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in Brown’s whereabouts re­ an airlifter of supplies, equip­ Camllleri, -narcotics agent for the school library. Science Fair ministration said his death did mained a mystery. His attomsy ment and people. the State of Connecticut, will not occur in combat action. School Racial tor the trial tore, WHUom M. Bote wire under contrauit with speak. Members of the Ladies Guild Set Tomorrow At Temple, Tex., the widow KunsUer, said ite did not think tee Agency for International De­ of Assumption will meet to­ and parents of Bush said the Brown was the second vlotlm velopment, the State Depart­ Community Enrich- morrow at 8 p.m. at Tierney The Manchester Green School government never tried to keep Balance Plan but added that he did not know ment said. ment classes will start tomor­ Funeral Home, 210 W. Center science lair will be held tomor­ secret the location of the 25- where Brown was. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — row at Temple Beth Sholom and St., to pay respects to Henry row. Judging will be conducted Meanwhile, the Los Angeles year-old captain’s death. Law enforcement officers sold The State Board^of Education, are open to the public. There Skelley, husband of one of the late in tee afternoon, and Times reported in today’s edi­ Carol Bush, 24, said she had that he was in Bel Air Monday whose racial imlmlsmce regula­ are vacancies in the oil paint­ members. meeting, which wlU start at 7 tions teat £t a agents posing as known “ all along where Joe afternoon but his movements ing class fof Grades 5 through p.m. members of tee agency are in­ was. And when he was killed, tions were nullified by a legis­ Bel Air, where the trial of black rebel H. Rap lative committee Monday night, Workmen clean up debris after two men died when since then could not be traced 9 which starts tomorrow at 3:15 Bentley School PTA meeting Children selected experiments volved in military operations In the government made no at­ continues to support “ the cor­ their car exploded in Maryland, one mile south of Brown had opened earlier. (AP Photofax) immediately. p.m. Those wishing more in­ scheduled for tomorrow has in their areas of Interest, learn­ Laos. tempt, so far as I know, to keep rection of racial imbalance and The other man was IdenUflsd formation may contact Mrs. been postponed until further ed as much as possible about The Tlmos’ story from Jack racial isolation," Commissioner as Ralph Featberstone, SI, a Ely Segal, 202 Mountain Rd. notice. the subject, and 60 per cent of Foisie In Vientiane estimated (See Page Eight) William J. Sanders said today. former Brown aosociate in'tbs the judging will be based on 4 * Was Maryland Governor Student Nonviolent Coordinating -this knowledge. Sanders conceded that tee de­ Committee. cision of the legislature’s Inter­ In kindergarten and first State Polics Ckd. ’n ogias TALL CEDARS OF LEBANON grade, a class first prize and im Regulations Review Commit­ tee relieved 13 towns , and cities Smite said Ua invesUgatom honorable mention will be Speaks in Hartford theorised the exjdoslv* WM mode. In second and third of the task of drawing up plans Kunstler Will Call Agnew to alleviate racial Imbalance In being transported by the two grade, there will be a group men. He did not rule out com­ prize lor physics or biology, and Suburbs Must Aid Cities^ public schools. The State Board of Education pletely the posslbUity that it three individual prizes and was i^ontsd in the cor by sonM- honorable mention in both itey- could come up wite revised reg­ ulations, and this may be dis­ As Witness in Brown Case one tUms. sics and biology. In Grades 4 Indianapolis Mayor Says A guard at Brown’s New Totk BINGO through 6, group awards will be cussed at the next regular By PETER A. JAY case, ask the Maryland Court Ttiough the 90-seat courtroom order broke out In Cambridge EXTRA CASH PRIZES N monthly meeting April 1, Sand­ City apartment house Mid made of a first prize and honor­ By SOL R. COHEN 1, after a two-year “ shake- The Washington Post of Appeals to rule before the in the Harford County court­ after a speech by Brown on July Brown’s wife and “tour or five able mention in biology, and ers said. B ^ AIR, MD. — Pre-trial trial begins on the legality of house was packed with report­ 24. He subsequently said that (Herald Reporter) down cruise.” However, the board is expect­ other people” left the imtiAiiiy ORANGE HAU, EVEfY TUESDAY ’ three prizes in physics. In each sparring In tee case of H. Rap removal of tee

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tlon, breach of peace, and re­ sisting arrest, to March 19. Poor Ju^m ent the Reason THEATER TIME SheinwolfI on Bridge Hanoi Says U.S. Withdrawal Giiirt Gases John DeDora, 19, of Hartford, mRmRENIBANO SCHEDULE Maxine Cheshire's larceny, to Miarch 16. SEE TOim DANGER YOUNG PGOfU Film Companies Bankrupt David P. Deyorio, 19, of 87 East Hartford Drlve-Ih — Re­ AND UMIT DAMAGE NORTH C T O cn r i» • aMMSW «f M* IWNW a M MWw Prerequisite for Viet Peace St. John St.; and John Murphy, 9 8 54 IfMicIiMtor SeMloa THOMAS poured Immense amounts of , _ By ALfRED SHEINWOLD Washington Whirl 18, of 28 Trotter St., possession By A 15 EDITOR'S NOTE: Daniel De draiwal, discussiona can be held utlng to restore peace In Viet- Assooiai Press Writer money-potslbiy $60 million- Ea«t_Wlndsor Drive-In -Re- Ohe*t«r Lemrise, IT, of ESast of heroin, to March 23. Whenevsr an opponent leads K8 Luce, who recently returned ond a date agreed on for com­ nam.” By MAXINE CHESHIRE late show movie , . . Barbara HOIX.' (AP) — So into war or antiwar pictures. I^day. Hartford pleaded guilty yester­ Luis Ojeda, 28, of Hartford; I Aa A6U APHnUD a suit In which you and dum- - 107 5 4 from an 18-day visit to North pletion of the withdrawal. Con­ Asked In person to amplify Ms The Washington Post Howar doesn't e4 ^ ct to get ap- Agustin Vazquez, 2S, of Hart­ much has been written This at a time in history when Manchester Drive-In —Look- day to larceny and XKWsession of my riiare great length, you EAST Vietnam, examines In this Q J 9 8 The spokesman offered this an agreement must provide for had tickets to see the opera "La Vincent S.- Holmes, 21, of atem : The management of and "M-A-S-H” are examples— UA Theatre — Funny Girl, the next is to Rmlt the damage. Associated Press Writer elusive Raffles Club on March Tbe youth had been appre­ ^airamount explains in a Life war movies might pay off. But 6:30, 9:16. South dealer. SOUTH version of North Vietnam's posi­ the withdrawal of all American Boheme" at the Lisner Audito­ hended during a January break Hartford, shoplifting (two Have the North Vietnamese 27 to celebrate writer Gloria innim s magazine spread why the studio what will be the fate of 20th Both sides vulnerable. KQJ 103 tion of Marches In receiving twq troops and for the right of the rium the other night, TTiey went at D&Li in the Pargade, where coimts), to March 23. made any significant change in Stelnem’s birthday. The host is (Mr 17 neulru iruiwiSTiM, and its equipment are up for Century-Fox'a |20 million Opening lead—Two of Clubs. <:? 8 representatives of The Associat­ South Vietnamese to settlO their to Constitution Hall Instead and police found him hiding under James Perry, 429 Center St., fsnnt tr Adult 6Mrtlsn / their views on ending the yar? New York State Assemblyman sale. One reason given was the "Tora! Tora! Tora!" with a West opened the deuce of 0 A 7 4 ed Press at the conclusion of an problems among thenuMlves. , ‘""h sat through 80 minutes of a Rus- a stairwell. Illegal sale of narcotics, to April Manchester Andy Stein, who summoned chekov be- greed of stars who demanded film-going generation that clubs, and East's eight forced 41 AK63 The language of diplomacy Is authorized 18-day visit to his That means recognition of the His alleged companions in the 20 . slippery at best. Assessments Manhattan's Gucci-Puccl liber- huge sums for their services. doesn't remember Pearl Har- out the king. South craftily led East country. in^pendence ^ ^ e r e l^ t y “ realizing they were In the case, Steven Flume and Galun Jack Yates, 19, East Hart­ . M out WSDCA IITTO Hospital Notes WesI North must come from those with Nonsense. Why blame the bor? the queen of spades at the sec­ Pass PrevlouBly, on Feb. 28, Vice The Foreign Ministry BjMkes For a l^.d.raTs« for Cesar wrong place The tlcket-tak Newton, both 17 and also of ford, speeding, to March 16. (A|t Mult Pass 2 4 day-to-day knowledge of the ma- stars? They know their earning "Zabriskle Point" offers an VISITING HOURS ond trick, hoping that U West Premier and Foreign Minister man discussed ceue-flre terms ers, who didit't even notice the Bast Hartford, pleaded guilty to Gerard Pouliot, 28, and Rich­ All Pass nevuerings on both sides. Chavez . . . Historians will have years are limited and they atm other exaniple of mlsjudgment. Intermediate Care Semi­ had the ace of trumps he would Nguyen Duy Trifih discussed in after the Interview with the vice mIx-up, sheepishly gave back conspiracy to break and enter. ard Bartlett, 27, both of Bast But during my 18-day stay in to look through private family to get ail the money they can, After prospering with "Blow­ private, ndon-2 p.m., and 4 p-m. play low for fear of capturing an Associated Press interview preihier had been published In albums to find affecUons.tc the Lisner stubs and said "it They were each given 30 days Hartford,- theft of a motor Hearts, K-10-9-4; Diamonds, J- North Vietnam, my hosts ap­ vehicle, to March 12. The court while they can. up," MGM gave Its directof Ml- 8 p-m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- the singleton king in his part­ the terms under-which It might the United States, Some head- photographs of President and happens all the time” . . . suspended, six months proba­ 10-0-3; Clubs, Q-J-9-8. peared eager to press on me a tion, and fines of |2S. set $1,S00 surety bonds for each. The fault, dear Bludhom, lies chaelangelo Antonioni a blank t p.m., and 4 p,m.-8 p.m. ner's hand. If all this came to be possible to agree to a stand- lines in American newspapers Mrs. Richard Nixon. President­ Lewis Lehrman, the pliarma- MORO What do you sayf message they seemed to regard Dale T. Nielson, 17, of Coven­ not in the stars, but in the film check with which to film his Pediatrics: Parents allowed pass. South would win the first still ceaZe-flre with U.S. forces, described the interview as Com- ial assistant John Ehrlichtnan oeutical tycoon who bought the Answer: Bid two clubs, the ad'TkgnlftCant. NEW ^ try was given 60 days suspend­ companies who submitted to impression of America. any time except noon-2 p.m.; round of trumps and would be To a written question on munist insistence on an Ameri- said the other day that his boss, Nixon's New York apartmen:, those ridiculous salaries. Para- Antonioni ran up a bill estl- Stayman Convention, asking Tliey are willing to agree to a ELECTRIC RANGE ed, and two years probation Reports on NegotjMtions others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. able to lead a second round ceose-fire terms, which had can pull-out before peace is pos­ like JFK, doesn't like kissing has had the place completely mount was the leader. A year or mated at $6 million, then re- partner to show a major suit of cessation of all hostilities in foUowing pre-sentence investiga­ Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m.. without delay. been submitted 10 days earlier, sible In Vietnam. The North pictures. Nixon's aides found out remodeled Into "beautiful 80 ago, the studio proudly gath- turned to Rome to assemble his 4 p,ni,.g p,m. four or more cards if he can. South Vietnam, a Foreign Min­ Vietnamese seemed to be aware people” style by Mrs. Henry tion on a charge of Illegal pos­ It was a fine Idea, but South the vice premier replied In writ­ how he toeis about corny pic­ ered for a group photograph picture. When the MGM offl- intensive Care and Coronary If partner bids two hearto, you istry spokesman told me. I f the of how the world press had han­ (sister) Parish . . . Residents at session of marijuana. was soon to show that he had ing: torial sentimentality during the those stars it was paying a mll- cials finally saw it, they were so Care: Immediate family only, plan to. Jump to game in hearts; United States Is prepared to dled the interview. the Watergate who had the pro­ Judge Cramer told the youth $1 Million/^t Is^e room in his head for only one ."As has been stated in the 10- campaign, when he nixed the state could have pressed a lion dollars per lecture: Julie shocked they Insisted he cut it ^anytime, limited to five mln- if partner bids anything else, make a commitment now to point over-ell solution of the Na- The spokesman appeared anx- a staff suggestion that he kiss tection of hundreds of district Andrews, John Wayne, Barbra down to almost an hour in nteg, good thought per hand. East withdraw all Americdn and al­ of Columbia policemen during more serious charge since the won the first trump trick wlUi you plan -to jump to game in tlonal Front tor Liberation and *°us to have It clearly under- Mrs. Nixon goodbye In front of % SPECIAL! Streisand, Clint Eastwood. length. Matemlty: Fathers, 11 a.m.- lied forces from the South in the the Provisional Revolutionary stood that cessation of hostilities the "Chicago 7” protest demon­ case involved , alleged sale of the ace of spades and returned notrump. cameramen when she was leav­ In Teacher Salaries Not only did Paramount bur­ A new management at MGM 12:46 p.m., and 0:30 p.m.-8 OopyrIgM 1070 future. Government of South Vietnam, could be arranged well In ad- strations last month are being marijuana, which is a felony. He the queen of clubs. South there­ ing on a separate Itinerary . . . cautioned Nielson to "look to den its films with enormous tal­ allowed him to restore that cut p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and General Features Corp. "All problems about South on the basis of its principles and vance of a definitive peace set- asked by the management to By J O m JOHNSTON upon lost his contract by play­ Oolumlst Art Buchwald is your future and straighten out ent costs. It also allowed the footage and the film was re- 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Vietnam are linked to the Unit­ content, the parties shall reach tiement, but If all fighting were show a “ tangible expression” of (H e ^ d Reporter) ing the ace of clubs. being urged by a publisher to your life.” film companies to go off on dlS' leased recently to a roasting by Age Limits; 16 _in ______maternity. ed States' withdrawal of all Its understanding to the effect of *o ^ stopped at this time, an write a book entitled "Benign gratitude by giving a minimum tant locations and run up ruin' critics. Many found It Insulting 12 jj, other areas, no limit 7n Care Comes too Late of $6 each to the metropolitan Richard H. Hyatt, 19, of Hart The stumbling: blocK in bargaining between the Man­ ‘No Foreign Travel’ armedu forces,'' the Foreign concluding agreements on the American commitment was re- Neglect” . . . with brother-in- chester Education Msociation (MEA) and Board of Ed- through lack of disci for a foreigner to attempt to self-service. West ruffed the ace of clubs Mlnlscfy spokesman said. relevant questbms with a view QUlred to withdraw all Its mlll- law R. Sargent Shrlver appa­ police Boys Club. . . Another ford, failed to appear on charges point out America's faults—and _____ WASHINGTON (AP) — The bf operating an unregistered ucation was more/than $1 million high. This was part P’*"® and got out safely with a heart. "H the United States will to bringing the war in South ^®fy forces In future. rently getting ready to run for Jackie Onassis letter goes on four In such an amateurish way. The administration reminds White House has poured cold motor vehicle, operating under South played the rest of the agree to carry out such a with- Vietnam to en end, and contrib- At the Paris peace talks, the governor of Maryland, Ethel sale at the Charles Hamilton of the report negotiations, now in the mediation movies MPa^mo^t did is This kind of so-called social visitors that with construction water on rumors that President Autograph Galleries in New a suspended license, and misuse hand with tender loving care, Communist delegates have de- Kennedy memaged to look "in- stage, made. to/he , board • i last j night j. j by u Wilson1 j! E. Dea- _ a,e weirdest------kind of econom’ics. comment—cops are bad, pot la under way, parking space is Nixon might meet Soviet Pre­ of marker plates. Rearrest was but to no avalf. He had to lose m ^ ed "th a t“ tite“uitited'8te^^ rc™teWe''‘wherwmeJne“caille a°ddreMed to km Jr-, assis^nt supenntendent of schools for person- The industry rule is that a film great—will no doubt continue, limited. Visitors are asked to two clubs and his contract. mier Alexei N. Kosygin in Vien­ nil k.. . I®** ^ aaoressea to i.7ear nos. ordered and a $200 bond set. na at the April resumption of must withdraw all Its troops up and kiddlngly offered her a Reaurest and a |600 bond nel and boarn negotiator. must bring in 2% times its cost due to. the film industry's obses- bear with the liospltal whUe the South should make the con­ This was a thank you written He said the MEA requested a Among these were longevity, before it can show a profit. That slon with the success of ---- — — — - - the strategic arms limitation Radical Reorganization and the troops of its satellites Mandel button . . were ordered for William C. Elasy parking proUem exists. tract by playing low when East while she was First- Lday to a $1,000 incroase in the starting health and dental plans, and ac- means those four films would Rider." W e'ir be seeing thirty talks—SAIir. from South Vietnam without set- It’s hard to communicate with former Washington Post report.- I Drohan, 26, of East Hartford, led the queen of clubs. East BA sala^, from $6,800 to $7,- cumulated sick leave at retire- need to amass $128 million in 'Easy Riders" until the trend Is Deputy press secretary Ger­ ting any condition.”. Federal Communications Corn- er, Ellen Blunt. It's a two-page who also failed to appear. He would win the trick but could 800, an ^ a jump of more than ment. "There was also a strong rentals before seeing black ink. worn through and a new one Patients Today: 268 ald L. Warren said Monday the Proposed for Foreign Aid One of the most recent state- missioner (PCC) Dean Burch expression of gratitude for a is charged with breaking and not get the two additional clubs $2,000/at the top step on the request for Class size," he said! Lots of luck. emerges for the film companieB ADMITTED YESTERDAY; President had "no foreign trav­ ments on the subject from the because he has an unlisted tele- favor never performed. She mis­ entering with criminal Intent, he would need to defeat the con- By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Regretting the breakdown in But of course Paramount is to follow. Leon H. Avery, Bloomfield; el on his schedule." But of the 67 other countries. Communist side In Paris was phone number. But one wily takenly bellved the reporter had larceny under $16, and obtain­ -ract. If East continued with the AP Special Correqpondent •me board, he stated, offered negotiations, he pointed out the ®*dy victim of bad judg- Tiat's enough nonsense for to- Mathew E. Burdick, 42 Valley one-third receive only self-help this one, made in the name of crank got the White House kept a picture of Caroline out of jack of clubs, South would play ing money imder false pre­ ment. All companies have day. view Lane, Vernon; Augiust grants ranging between $60,000 the Provisional Revolutionary switchboard to relay a long dls- this newspaper. That's a power which would increase the introduction of e third paify in the ace and would lose It to a WASHINGTON (AP) — After tenses. Carabino, 12 Glenwood St.; and $100,000 each, funds which Government at the start of the tance call the other night. When of censorship Mrs. Onassis, as ;arting BA salary to $7,100, an acknowledgment of failure, trump; but then dummy's ten of 22 years of operation, punctuat­ Edward H. Gowett, 17, of 48, and a $800 increase at the top de expressed the opinion that Mary C. Oandall, 219 Center S ta r t s enable a hard-pressed, back- Feb. 26 meeting: Burch answered, the caller a former newspaperwoman, her­ Doanq St. was fined $76 fqi St.; Albert Dabrowski, 66 Biro clubs would be good. If East, Tomorrow ed by periodic shakeupe, the ward and small country, for ex- "If th eU.S. government an- turned out to be a drunk who self, should know reporters don't of the scale. "I believe the extension of the mediation pat- Lincoln National Learning Instead, continued with a low «o»Ti» u « 4««1 Wed. evading responsibility and board was closer to a true fig- tern—this is the fifth consecu- St.; John E. Dougan, 16 Pearl U.S. foreign aid program Is fac­ ample, to buy the cement It nounces the total withdrawal wanted to complain about the exercise. club. South could play low. needs to build a schoolhouse. from South Vietnam of A m e r i-______for failure to drive in an ei ure than they (MEA) were," he Uve year for Manchester—may St.; Mrs. Doris W. FVaher, 441 ing the most radical reorganiza­ West would ruff away dummy's Triple Award Winner AID'S basic assistance pro- can troops together with those lished lane. Additional ca rg os added. "I don't know of any eventually result In the removal The Benefits of Being First Summit St.; Mrs. Clare (jove. tion In its history. of reckless driving and/lntoxi- East Windsor; David R. Guer- ten. leaving the ace of clubs "EASY RIDER” grams, which are the subject of of the other foreign countries in district in the cotmty, with the of negotiation procedures from In line with a presidential cation were nolled. still safe in the South hand. "THE AMBUSHH18” the Peterson dismemberment the U.S. camp within six months Southern Efforts to Weaken possible exception of Went Hart- the board's hancfe. By JOHN CUNNIFF Although Denny admits to Somers; Daniel A. Guer- task force's recommendation Other eases dispos^ of and Daily Gnestlon proposal, breakdown as follows: without posing any. conditions ford, that will exceed Hartford's Actin«r on the sui'gestlon of AP Business Analyst belng In his mld-iOs, he insists Main St.; Judy A. ENDS TONIGHT for dramatic reforms, Ihresident -Ihtke fines levied w jire as fol­ that his staff is the youngest of Krihsclun, 29 Michael Dr., Ver- Partner opens with 1-NT (10 ^ E c o n o m i c development whatsoever, the parties will dls- starting salary of $7,600." Beldon Schaffer. Deakin said he “Lookhig Glass War” Nixon has promised a "neiw ap­ Voting Rights Seem Blocked lows: NEW YORK (AP) Almost bank in Philadelphia. Most uon; John McOooe, 613 Main to 18 points), and the next play­ loans granted on relatively easy cuss Immediately the timetable Deakin said the MBA package would contact the MEA leader- “The Desperados” proach” to foreign assistance. terms to needy nations. as well as the guarantee tor the Ronald Archa^bault, 86, of also included requests for In- ship about arranlng another every day some "little" bank of the senior officers are in their Eth®l B- Marches- er passes. You hold: Spades, A; WASHINOTON (AP) — De­ counties in North Carolina sub­ The White House fight for ov­ —Providing expert help for safety of such troop wlthdraw- 626 Wetherell At., failure to creases in fringe beneflts, some meeting before mediation ses- somewhere in the United States late 30s, he said. The bank Itself ®ea^t. New M ., Todland. erseas assistance funds has spite Nixon administration sup- ject to the law, vriilch expires such programs as farming, pub- s'®.” drive to the right, $26. of which had a dollar cost, slons take place. inwprs its orlmp interest ralte **'^® years old. Also, John J. Merz, 4 Church grown far more difficult In re- portt Southern senators are run­ Aug. 1. ITie law suspends Htera- ___ 1"*®*^®^ ’^®^® ' ' St., Vernon: Mrs. Edith L. 11c health and construction to There was no mention of the NOW Gary M.- iltey, 17, of Bast and thereby draws to Iteelf the This Is the very type of bank Mockalls, 36 Dudley St.; Steven 6:S0 ning into a stone wall in tiielr ef- cy tests and auttiorins use of 9:16 ^ n seekIni^*to ”cur^U*^"*co!^ achieve a quick Improvement In six month deadline, or any other Hartford, gas tank with attention of thousands or mil- you m l^ t ex ^ ct to inove Into p oriowskl, 3 Lewis Circle, THE men seeamg lo cui. u.o. cosis time fra»"“, . . . fort to weaken legislation ex­ federal registrars. motor $16 (bond for- Columbia MMAVIMN* and Involvement abroad. Nixon production and living standards, time frame. In the discussion *he 1966 voting Rights Ervin lost 48 to 27 Monday ONLY lions of people. such a ripe situation. Any bank pioc^tville; Theodore M. Paiode, TCCHMCOtOir ------grants of with “ “ me. ^ “ e felted) SECRET obviously hopes the new ap­ —Direct financial Act tor five years. night when he offered on Their reasons are various: have done it, for eve^one gjafford Springs; Mrs. Iva V. the kind given South Vietnam Small shifts In language have You get these deluxe NORGE features: Susao' T. Greene of Trow- proach will make the whole for­ amendment to take out of the concern for the economy of Jn the banking bt^lness knew 201 HlUlaixl St.; Mrs. tor military efforts. This year 93 played a role In the diplomatic But the Dixie bloc kept up the M d g e Rd., Coventry, operating OFSMTA eign assistance establishment 1966 act the attorney general’s • "Blended Heat” Oven for perfect baking, Removable Surface Units for safe, MSy 25 Named to Town Panel their area, a slowdown of their that rates would have to fall Qchultz, 94 E. Middle per cent of such assistance goes history of the Vietnam war. pressure. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., witMut a license, $10. CTharges business, the desire to lead, a sometime during the year. Tpke.; Arthur Stewart 179 more acceptalile on Capitol Hill. D-N.C., leiading the Southern power to veto state and local roasting, broiling results. to three countries—South Viet- In January, 1967, Nguyen Duy cleaning. ofyTallure to stop for a school need to express their independ- Government officials had sev- Boulder Rd.; (3ecrge Stewart VinORIA The President won't send his fight against extension pre­ election law changes In states nam, Laos and Thailand. Trinh declar^ in an interview • Char-Coil Speed Broiler seals in flavor. and failure to carry regls- By Republican Caucus ence of larger banks, and aim- eral tlm^es told the country toat j^gjjy Vernon; Olenna Sid- ANTHONYQUINN final recommendations to Con­ pared an amendinent today that automatically covered by the VIRNA HARDY SERGIO —Contributions to such Inter- for The Associated Press that If Porcelain Finished Top Soil Trays slide out lOn were nolled. gress until next January, but of- would base tiie automatic cover­ Act. There were 26 members road In an effort to nrpvpnt Ply—Publicity, for what It’s lower thtes would develop dur- ^ j USI KRUGER'FRANCHl national organizations as the American bombing stopped. » Illuminated Clock and Interval Timer for — clean easily. inere were 20 memoers roaa m an eilort to prevent ing the year. Lower rates tod, rry.nUff ficialB feel the broad outline ^ age formula on the 1908, rather The amendment provided that Richard J. Grant, 29, of UANNA MAGNANI.iJ Nations Development talks "could” start with the timing oven and surface cooking. Moosup, failure to drive a rea­ named to the Republican Town ^ «®h| With interest rates sky high, 'act already spread th X g h E v e l ^ f a ^ I d n g - his final proposals was set out United than 1964, presidential election. If the attorney general believed Togram and its childrens fund. United States.' By the end of » Infinite Heat Controls give complete cook­ Removable Oven Door brings extra con­ sonable distance apart, $16. Conmilttee at a caucus held “®®". instaU^ and several almost every rate financial markets, unaccompan- 57^ Center St ■ StephSi BURKSIDE in the report issued last week­ This move In effect could eUm- an election law change discrimi- last week. w 1 change on the upside during the led by announcements. yincze, 22 Emma Lane, Ver- end by the task force headed by —^Promotion of private capital 1967, Hanoi natory, he could seek a court in­ ing flexibility. venience for faster cleaning. ■ Frederick Hoislngton, 40, of InvestmentI and^ administration A I t t n .."would ij.. start . If bombing Inate all but Georgia andmu* South ouuui Selected were Howard Bates Y Past year, mUllons of brokers. High grade corporate bonds former Bank of America Presi­ junction against Its enforce­ Upton Dr., (Coventry, allowing a of insurance and guarantee pro- ceased. Soon after President Oarolfna from coverage. dog to roam, $8 (bond for­ •esent chairman- Mrs’ contrib- borrowers, economists, bankers, were down more than one-half BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A dent Rudolph A. Peterson. EiYin suffered cuiother round ment. Thia was In line wltti the' I i ;®®®. : uted greatly to the area by i n - ______nolnt from their December a grams to encourage the flow of Lyndon B. Johnson ordered feited). m r A r sUUh^The n L rin k 'w l^ h li ^<>v®n>ment official, were look- ^Int f ^ their D ecem ^r daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John The Peterson report, highly of defeats Monday as he tried to administration’s bUl. American money Into high-risk bombing halted north of the 20th Lowman, Dr. Bruce Bradford, m ^ c ^ t ^ t i^e In coM w e tte r desperately for a reversal. highs. Short term 'Treasury bills Hahn, 72 Linden St.; a son to praised by Nixon, calls for dis­ The bill has sparked another Brian E. McCartan, 22, of 444 areas. parallel March 31, 1968, the change the law he said Is puni' Center St., failure to drive in Mrs. Carta Davie, Mrs. Joh.; -^ e r e lT a ^llevbaU c o ^ ^ t h Whatever Its motives, “ Uttle" were falling stoi^ly, and so- Mr. and Mrs. David Feist, Bast membering the present foreign Uve and discriminatory. voting controversy. Democratic The Peterson panel, whose re- United States and North Vlet- established lane (reduced from Dllworth, Mrs.[rs. Carleton H^w!!Hutch- ^ and net a ^ f fe o U ^ t t C de-.d®' called commercial paper rates Hartford; Hartford; a a daughterdaughter toto Mr.ifr. and and assistance organization, the Republican Leader Hugh Leader Mike Mansfield, D- AUTOMATIC WASHER commendations were called nam agreed to open peace talks speeding), $6. Ins, Burton Ives, Mat! Kolva, posits total only $42,617,419-has were down by about one-half Mrs. AUen Black, East Hartford, Agency for International Devel­ Soott has teamed up with Sen. Mont., has offered an amend­ "fresh and exciting" by Nixon, and the North Vietnamese be- Marc Renaud, 22, of Wilson inzolatto, Peter ^nr. WolmT ...... _ “ ^CHARGED YE6 TER- opment, and scattering its func­ Philip A. Hart, D-Mlrti., In ment to lower the voting age has proposed splitting up the gan lifting a siege against 5,000 Lane, Vernon, failure to drive l^°ton, F ^ s“‘Morell ”(3to- be^' ^ ^ e "t!f 0 !^® Pray other bank of Its size Nothing has the impact on the DAY: WlTfre^J. Robert^,‘ “o72 tions among five new or reor­ from 21 to 18 In all elections— 18-LB. CAPACITY functions of the present system Marines at Khe Sanh. The talks pushing a five-year extension of in established lane, $6. nar 01s<;n, Donald Pearce, Mrs. ^ ^ e ^ l T b e c a u s f of Z »>y being the first to announce a public's magination that the pieaaant Valley Rd., South ganized divisions. the 1965 act as a substitute for federal* state and local. Eileen M. Riley of Ooveritry, John Pringle, John Sullivan, prime rate has however. And Windsor; Daniel R. Pelletier, 90 The report also called for among the following agencies: started In Paris May 10. The Sen. Harry F. Byrd, Jr., D- ■ Porcelarn Tub & Lid —A U.S. development bank to end of all bombing in November tile House-passed administra­ I allowing a dog to roam, $10. Leonard Robinson, Mrs. Kirby t h f tonter Some little banks have been now when the other b^ ks, even St.; Ronald Chpodlcasa, FISH FRY greater emphasis on Interna­ tion bill. Vo., took to the Senate floor to­ handle lending with $2 billion 1968, led to expansion of the Tappan, Miss Gertrude Johns, rhot rh “ '®‘" *’® T,^’*®....‘'®‘*' Hartford; Ronald Peroc- tional cooperation, increased day to protest against lowering ' 6 Water Temperature Steven Sanelli, 20, of Upton appropriation and $2 billion of peace talks In January 1969, Nixon’s bUl, which bans liter­ Dr., Coventry, failure to drive LaVergne WUllams, Robert “ if f o r t h c o m i n g ^ ™‘ ® ''““ " “ " ’ ents, it win seern- ^hio, 96 Oak St., South Wlnd- use of international agencies acy tests tn all states end per­ the voting age by statute rather Combinations Tuttle, Adolph German, Robert extend tee “ ’ ® customers. Lincoln led m e ^ y seeni-that they re ^ol- Jrtm E. McClelland Jr., and more responsibility by im- public borrowing authority. Ex- when South Vietnam and the than constitutional amendment. in established lane (reduced perts think the bank also would Viet Cong joined the sessions, mits the attorney general to from reckless driving), $20. Gordon, Mrs. John Groman and 4M ?eet rem o? **'® ® '®®f, , , , , 164 Irvlpg...St.; CSulstine R. derdeveloped natiems for plan­ "This Is a distortion of the handle, the technical assistance The Foreign Ministry spokes- send federal registrars to any • Bleach Dispenser John E. Schultz, 24, of Glas­ Henry Ramm. rtumi« ^ d ®®“ ‘ ’’ ® 1 iVu Gaunider, 81 High St.; Michael ning and administering aid pro­ Constitutional process and Is nivmArt to Attend Slumps and going to mind at all If appear- ^ o*.-. program. man said neither the Saigon state, squeaked out a five-vote tonbury, failure to grant the grams. victory In the House. clearly wrong," said Byrd. He • Lint Filter upcomhig conventions, all to be *^^ders allowing for tee exca- what are they? Well, to begin ance is mistaken for reality. t» ^ m,.- «w n- u. »..o -wuuw. —^ U-®- International devel- government nor the Viet Cong's right of way at a private drive, At present aid la the product One Ervin amendment, re­ said the voting age is a matter h^d In June, are Morell, Mrs. '‘"‘d® with, new business. "Calls and End Adv. Tues PMs March 10. o f T frequently ~rtormed‘i^^ opinent Institute to do research Provisional Revolutionary (Jov- $16. St.; Joseite F. LiCgl Sr., 1.29 jected by a 48-32 vote, permitted to be determined by the Indivi­ • Automatic Rinse Nelson H. Walsh Jr., 18, of Hutchins, German, congres- compacted telegrams came In from all over Sent Mar 9 21 Bilyue Rd.; Charles F. Har­ of foreign aiMiatance admlnls- on the appUcation of modem emment should organize elec- dual states. WEDNESDAY technology to the development tions In South Vietnam, states and counties covered by Dispenser WlUimantic, failure to obey a slonal convention: Bates, M rs.| I® ^ ‘’ adding two parking the country," said Norman Den------vey, Loehr Rd., Rockville. tration going back officially to of poor countries. Such work "This should be done by a the 1965 Act to go Into U.S. dis­ stop sign, $16. Hill and Lanzolatta, state con- "y. president, Also, Joseph L. Roy, Rt. 81, April 1048, hut actually with an now is scattered through AID provisional coalition of all poUtl- trict courts in their own locali­ • 2 Cycles ventlon; Mrs. Pringle, Kolva .„™® ° ‘*1 “ °"® c^ ^ P ^ y c®‘J«d <«>«» Tolland County Coventry; Gene P. Rouge, Sims­ (ALL YOU CAN EAT) even longer history. PCRR Danbury Branch Cases nolled; operations. cal forces which stand for ties to seek rulings declaring and Bradford, the 82nd Assem- ,®‘® to^speople Chicago with a $100,000 account bury; Joseph A. Chaves, 89 Indeed the length of the histo­ Chapman Gobrecht Jr., 20, of —An overseas private Invest- peace, independence, and neu- changes In their election laws Delayed by Derailment bly District; Williams, Mrs. J? ‘ ® ‘ |*® ‘®®“® ^ d l- because of a gutsy act,” he Twin Mothers Bissell St.; Mrs. Karl E. Smith | ry sometimes seems to be relat­ Kelly Rd., Vernon, reckless Tappan and Ives, probate dls- to the town h^l for office said. The word "gutsy” Is one ment corporation, already au- trallty, regardless of their are not discriminatory. NORWALK, Conn. (AP) — driving. and daughter, 189 Terrace Dr., ed to the strength of the <^^[>oai- The 1965 act permits them to Foiu* cars of a local freight train trict, and Mrs. Hutchins, Gor- ^®®® apparently has appeal to tion- to the annual appropria­ thorized by Congress and proba- past," he said, Dennis B. Hill, 24, of 206 Ter­ Meet Tomorrow RockvlUe. H O W A R D ,, go only into the U.S. district derailed early today on the Dan­ don and Lanzolatta, county con- j *® ® ^ Denny. tions, critics arguing It surely U bly to be given Increased Impor- The spokesman was asked to race Dr., Rockville, fraudulent Walter Kokoszka, local dog He was animated by his bril- court in Washington. Ervin said bury branch of the Penn Central The Executive Board of the time for the United States to do tance in the President's new Identify politicians who might Issue of a check. be acceptable tq his government the effect is to nail shut the fed­ Railroad, forcing the line to bus $ .88 James LaPine, 18, of 00 Bran­ '"*The"newly elected members *^® re^^dts. The 'iv>uTnd*“^ u n t y ''^ Mothers less and less In providing help plans, of the Democratic Town com- , ' ^_.®*™***’ market, for example, club will meet tomorrow night ■An international develop- In the proposed South Vietnam eral courts in the South. passengers using the branch this ford St., failure to drive in the abroad. But Hart said that "prompt­ morning. mlttee include Paul Merrick, ’■0®‘‘ ®‘®d upward on tee news, at 8 at the home of Mrs. An- The first major aid imdertakl- ment council, which would be a coalition. proper lane. A Penn Central spokesman present chairman, George Pe- „ an amazing demonstration of tbony Landelman, Baxter Rd., 4 ng, Lend-Lease, began in March cabinet level policymaking "If Buddhist elements stand ness, uniformity and ixxisisten- 218 John Macsar, 36, of Colches­ lounfon said a reipair car was being used ters, Charles Bailey Jr., Peter "^® Storra. 1041 as a way of helping the al­ group to oversee U.S. foreign peace, independence, and cy all argue for the course Con­ ter, breach of peace. to put the derailed cars back Becklsh, Myron Serkowlte, Hen- ^ “ “ *® market,” said Anyone wishing further In- lies In World War H. It was ter­ assistance activities and coordl- neutrality, it would be natural gress took” when It passed the Albina S. Matushaic of 86 649-6220 in (^ration. The branch was ry Beck, Saul Blum, Mrs. Wal- . h ^ d ai^l if Uip onfv on> ^®"*'y- formation regarding tee organl- minated Immediately after the nate their relationships with to accept them in the coalition,” 1966 act. Highleind St., failure to grant expected to be clear for normal half the highway. ter Deptula, Mrs. James Carey, cln ^m nraL^M onlT te! “ «®'‘®’® » telegram from Des j^^tion may contact Mrs. Mar- war ended. other policies such as trade. he said. The Senate defeated 54 to 2A another Ervin amendment per­ traffic before the heavy flo^ of Angus R. McBain, 16, of East Raymond Keefe. Mrs. Emil aerioi^ew of K t u a ^ w is to P!®*"®®' ®v®" l®fw ^ball Elmer or Mrs. Thomas 394 TOLLAND TPKE Loans to Britain and France —Some kind of office in the "The coalition should be as Malek, Mrs. Joseph Jaswinskl, 8®^*°“®"®“ “ tee situation Is to ^here It is. They say they're huH both of Tolland MANCHESTER, CONN. followed but tire real beginning_ State Department to handle sup- broad as possible. South Vlet- mitting a state to escape cover- commuter traffic Oils afternoon, Hartford, failure to obey a traf­ Joseph Tashllk and Alfred So- ^.®f,‘ ®"d flne them, then we jo keep their reserves ______^______fic control signal and Improper NIWINGTON ■ M of the'presenrald s y s t ^ oaine porting assistance and probably nam has suffered too much for age If it abolished Its voter Uter- he said, racchl . wlUi us,” Denny continued, and GsntloSEiit position for a left turn. I ^ n April 8, 1948, when the United some other activities such as the past of political forces to be acy test. ‘ Scott called « it ------another»•— Meanwhile, — buses were used ■ Teacher Aides He said loose dogs form pecks he offered the view that If peo- Masked Gunm ^ Rob B(RUN TURNPIKE States started Its Marshall Plan disaster relief. questioned. All who stand for device to evade compliance. to carry passengers to stops be­ Ronald E. Wright, 38, of 606 Rlchard Curland, Rt. 87, co- ®"‘* ®'’,® dangerous to oteer dogs pig wanted to park their money Nl XT TO TWO ours ood GK ANTMOOR Spring St., fadlure to drive a for European recovery. One of the principles laid peace. Independence and neu- Under the law, states are au­ tween Danbury and here, vdiere ordlnator of teacher aide ®®,,^® ’ ®® bu*"®"®- to say it it was okay, New Haven Bank T'he foreign assistance eitab- down by the Peterson report trallty are needed In the coali- tomatically covfered If on Nov. the branch links with the main reasonable distance apart, and courses for the University of "®thlug of carnage to spring Local recognition and deposiU ^ HAMDEN (AP)—^Two grmmen Loot Ntto tor »UOM IN WINTEB" at tlSS * 0(M lishment Is now In Its fifth or- was military related actlvltiea tlon. If Mr. Thleu stands for 1, 1964, they had voter literacy line. failure to surrender registra­ Connecticut and ESCS, will *i® alco came to Lincoln. The night tion. ganizatlon, counting from the like financial help for South these principles, he, too, will be tests and fewer than 50 per cent The main New Haven line was moderate a panel dlscusslori of „ ' ^ ® / ‘"®J®*- ® ""f® ® ** aiterThrbTnk dro;^;edTte“rate T1 MANCHESTER original European cooperation Vietnam should be separated accepted regardless of his past, of their voting«ge residents not' affected by the derailment. Oases continued:- teacher school aides at the PTA t<> 8 per cent from 8.6, said Den- f ^ CENTER administration wdjlch ran the from long-term development but of course there's no chance were registered to vote or voted No one was hurt when the cars Jack Spector, 17, of 13 Mil­ mertteg-to'to'held 't^^it ‘at W to $200 ny. ''I w'aiked rnto'a''restaurant ®, ‘“® 3®®®"** ^atlon- ll PARKINf. REAR Of THEATRE work. that he would want it. There are in the presidential election. went off the tracks shortly be­ ford Rd., lUeaded not guilty to ------o - . . - . , 1. and imprisonment for up to 30 and four .people namacame nvof* over anH and Bftllk Of . N6W . H&V611. . . . Marshall Plan. Porter School at 8. Curland 1b Sometimes It’s bOen the State In Its’ 20-plus years AID has few like him—very few. This formula made Alabama, fore 5 a.m., the spokesman said. a sutMtltute charge bf recldess told me they were opening ac- ‘>®"“ employes and three WEDNESDAY NITK- t '’■.VotoV*’*to r * '"'* . with iUegial possession of drugs staff orientation and program NORWALK (AP) A 30- big brothera lii^New Yorki'pwf- switched to a second car. year-old understand It could be carried recent government assignment supported by U.S. bombers. In fuel (marijuana), ail to April 20. values. Marlborough man, adelphia has a provincial repu' M 8<' Stanley P. Oaron, 16, of Rt. James Walker, vteo was Injured tatlon to live down.” ' out largely within a single or- was U.S. Ambassador to the the capital, Vientiane, feara Rec Council Budget ganisation but the view within Vietnam peace talks In Paris In were expressed that North Vlet- 86, Hebron, charged with shop­ The Rec Council will ask for Monday In a two-car auto accl- But seemingly as meaningful lifting under $16, to March 16. an extra $1,700 for Its budget dent, later was arrested at Nor- as any result was the thrust Into the administration Is that Con- the last year of the Johnson ad- nam coveted Laotian territory. ACADEMY AWARD ministration. "Loos has a long history,” the Donald F. Bourque, 22, of 780 at the annual town meeting to walk Hospital on charges of pos- the future that the simple an­ gresa is in a mood for change Q « l lh « The present AID chief is for- spokesman said. "It will remain DRY and WEAR DRYER W. Middle Tpke., Illegal posses­ te held tomorrow at the Porter session of narcotics, breach of nouncement gave Lincoln. "Wo NOMINEE and greater efficiency, If possi­ mer president of Michigan State a kingdom with a coalition gov- no! th# dry and sion of d r u ^ to April 20. School gym at 8 p.m. *be peace cutd resisting arrest, size,” said Denny, his enthu- BEST PICTURE ble. Therefore, radical reorgani­ Iron dryar. Edward A. Coyne, 82, of Val­ Also asked is an increase of state police said. you could tell he meant It The sation and probably sharp staff Unlverslty John A. Hannah. emment.” ley View Lane, Vernon, failure $9,000' tor the Board of Bduca- When Walker allegedly announcement was going to put cuts are generally expected. 200 GAL. to drive to the right, intoxica- tlon for renovations needed to dropped 18 glasslne envelopes Lincoln well ahead of schedule, Today the foreign aid popula­ MIHIHUM PER GAL. comply with fire regulations. at the hospital, a nurses aide 'We ranked 8,100 in depoelts tion sprawls over. 08 countries MANCHESTER Dr. Ralph Wolmer, chairman saw him and reported It, ac- among the nation's banks at one and Involves 10,800 American of the Rec Ctouncll, said several cording to troopers, end wtien time and now we're about and foreign workers with by far MILITARY WHIST sad SETBACK Items have been discussed state police arrived. Walker re- 1,166,” he said. Even a bit bet- ; the biggest single group of em­ SPOMSOBliD BY 8UNMIT REBEKAH UIDGB BiirnnQ ployes, 4,0M Americans and OPEN WED., which warrant the need for portedly struggled with them in ter. As of Dec. 81, American a film wrilten additional funds. an attempt to discard the en- Banker newspaper ranked Un-^ 3,148 natives In South Vietnam. FRIDAY. MARCH 13 — 8:00 P.M. He noted that an electric heat- velopes. coin 1,168 and credited It with a Hie AID apprc^rlatlon (or THUR&, FBI. worldwide economic assistance Daily Except Sunday! er was necessary to keep the Police sold further laboratory $;aln of 100 positions In one year, S a n dofiAbS'd&iasvasi ODD FELLOWS HAU SAVE 3e PER (3AUON appliance w St 18 BUmU Street STARTS ' in the current flsoal year Is OooB. (OMMO) pump from freezing, which tests were needed to determine "We've passed 7,000 banks In meant that the electric bill what Und of narcotics Walker «ize,’ ’ said Denny, his enthu- produced by oils ROZdll from hit novai the arrangement- ;$1.4S blUion, down three-quar. For the benallt of the Oonneottont Eye Boidt TILL I PJI. Ttlspfaoiie C4S-im ’ ters of a bUHon from,«diat Prss- DONAnON Otass Fostsce Paid at would exceed the $128 alloted In had. slasm evident. "We'd like to TOMORROW technicolor* oanavlsion* from warner brjros. per otd of the ment of bruises, an unusual * ' bank. "■ help keep the Vletnamene gov­ ...... 7.80 ernment going. - I ' iy A " \ a ‘^' ^ ' A ■■A; A. \ n i t ■.yi \ ■ lx E 'l r ; X

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CdNN., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 P A O B P O TJK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1070 P A G E i m

STAR South Windsor Speaks in Hartford ,'ii) o i ' Teacher Aids Training Axin •By CLAY JL POLLAN- They Flew Police Log M/IS; V JK Yeur Dotty Atttvtty Guido H UIXA 'Afi. (I V According lo Iho Sion, F Suburbs Must Aid Cities^ Explained to School Board ^IM6-18-4< To dovelop meMOfla for Wodnoidoy, Without Fear ARRESTS faith, hope r ^ words corrMpondIng to numben 4-13129-3^ 'School Football Plan [42334t7-«9l|^ Anthony J. Carter, 20, a state Jay Stager, coordinator of was made in 1668. There are ^TAUKUS of your Zodloc birth ilgn, For ^Therapy’ ward who had been living for Indianapolis Mayor Says and therapy presently 1,100 working in stato An, M 1 C^rt 31SurprlM« 6| B« icotrio Teadier Aides Project (TAP) at ocr. ^ a short time at a Park 8t. ad­ schools, and 192 o f the number I ^ UM M 2 Wcicom* 32 Trovtl 62 And 21 Manchester CommunUy Col­ Slmporfont 33 ConluMd 63 Money BAN JUAN, P.R, (AP) — ‘TU Anderson-Little Stirs Budget Heariog (Conttniwd from Page One) wof. 21* dress, charged yesterday on a lege, a cooperative venture be­ are in the area served by VCC. 7 -1 0-13-3) 4 Turning 34ChMk 64 Don't ed, to make certain that they alt ntict to anyone alet,” tlM Bf BON KAZMABCK $703. He also noted that the Circuit Court 1 warrant with tween the college and the Man­ Thirty are enrolled in . the 5 Romonc* 35 Powarful 65 (n 17-20-36-S7/< RHAM High School), Unlgov is fulflMed their campaign pledges 6 Paopit 36 Fraa M Rotnonca 71-7A88-9 nervoua gentleman wearing ■ (HwaM OoRMpoadeat) board had pared the budget, as indecent assault. chester school s system, opened TAP program at MCXJ this OIMINI not involved in school mergers, concerning Unlgov. 7 A 37Royt 67 Your SAOITrAKlUt oamatloo, told the atewardeoa, submitted by Superintendent of Police said the arrest stem­ last night’s Board of Nucatlon year, he stated, and another II J^y SBChorKai 66Vifallty DeapMe the inalateitce ot bodrd med from Invesngation of the Lugar explained. He said that " It ’s a hard a crass way,” 9 Hits. 39 Pariooallty 69 And N o r . i i ^ g Schools Charles Warner, by meeting with a 12-minute video class of SO Is expected in the ‘ Im t ft beae Rfidle — thet'a membera that the taidgated tnoii- youth’s alleged activities with he sees no disposition on the he conceded, 'but, that’s how lO D oy 40 Stimuiota 7QTonoua D(C. 21 $218,000. (,1 \ I- I n tape presentation on aspects of fall. He is confident 8 or 10 ^3^37-40-41 lIY o u 'v a 41 Ba 71 To going too tar." lea for Mgti school football con­ a nine-year-old girl. Ho was re­ part of Unlgov’s citizens to ac­ it is. You’re not going to solve 121-2441-47, The board chairman dted the I I I i; the program in two schools dur­ town positions could be filled .^60-7i73^ 42 Policy 72 Conduct stitutes a minor amount in the leased on a $800 non-surety cept a merger of civil govern­ U by a bl-partlsan or non-parti­ 13 Of 43 Or 73 Or 6347-72 T lie man, one ot 90 oenwUon $228,000 increase in funds for M \l.-- ing the first semester. from this group In the next CANCIX X proposed SS.03 million school bond for court appearance ment and schools. He predicted san approach. That approach ^JUNl II l4ChorKa 44 It 74 Forword CArXICOIN — bearing membera o ( the "B ty budcet, ft number (o citizens books and supplies as a notable that, if it were brought to a The presentation include in­ school year. |5Tha 45 Your 75 Buslnatt O K . 22 ^ Without r e a r " olUb, would prab- improvement in the budget. Ac­ March 30. proved catastrophic in many in­ )4(/tV II j $ A 46 Idao 76 MorUy* rose at last night's special bud­ vote in Indianapolis, it might stances in Indianapolis, merely terviews with aides, teachers The board voted to request l7You*ll 47 0itcraat 77Krtow JAM. If int ably have liked a ajrmpfttbetlo cording fo him, the extra N12-26-38-49 IB Good 48 Thot'i 78 Appraclofiva hand to hold or a ehoidder to get hearing to speak'on the Bobette P. Hettinger ot 348 lose by as much as three to because too many boards, and with whom they worked, and the Board ot Directors to es­ 5- 9-30-34/ subject. amount will mean niore and ;^51 •76-79-86 19Stond 49 To 79 Making • 62-6841-83^ one. Ian administrator; and shots of tablish a $2,160 washout ac­ 20 Hova 50 Forcaful 80 Tha orjr on if hie newly oooguered Charter Oak St., charged on a too many committees were in­ Opinions—pro and con—-were better school supplies for the LIO 21 W ita 51 Furthar 61 It AQUAKIUS fear of plenee got the beet of Circuit Court 12 warrant with He said that Unlgov "is volved '— none with jurisdiction aides working in classrooms count under Public Law 90-876 given by a number of the 80 town’s children. He also at­ j JULY 2) 22 By 52 Etpaciolly 82 Antwart JAM. 20 him on hie return trip from fraudulent issue of a check. working beautifully,” and that to act.’ and preparing instructional to provide a supervised work 23 Your S3 May 83 It . townspeople present at the hear­ tempted to put the budget in­ L.AUS. 21 fU. It , Puerto Rico to New Yoili. Court date March 23. he can see "no. flaws in it.” He warned against proposals, materials. experiehce program for men­ 24 To 54 Rockt 84 SniMth ing. ICldly vociferous crusaders crease into more palatable fig­ ^ 2- 8-U28 25 Ara 55 Concaming 85 Low J - 6-19-22(C ‘nie 90 New Yorkera hod gath­ "The results we already see in wHe geographic areas, "by TAP is funded this year by a tally retarded students. Work for the sport as a varsity act­ ures by mentioning an expect­ Academy Series ■ ^ 3 2 -4 3 -3 6 26 Good 56 Vitit 86 Acfivltiat 27-61-78 ered up courega leat Wedneaday from Unlgov,” he said, ‘are $9,789 grant from the State De­ will Include food preparaUon 27 You 57 Tima 67 Ba Harry Leister, 80, of no cer­ self-perpetuating boards, '•rch- VIKOO riscis ivity referred to several factoro ed increase in school revenues tain address, charged with in­ astronomical business and pop­ partment of Education under and service at the Senior Citi­ 28 To 58 Worth 88 Haart't for their firat airplane flight and in their arguments. One resi­ of $118,000. cies and commissions, all with Has 5 Vacancies 29 0thar 59Thay 89Wlta « f . If 90 othera who had been tridit- toxication. Court date March ulation growths. We have the the Educational -Professions zens' Center, washing cars at dent said that football was a The result, according to Pii- overlapping appointive tenure, 30 Tha 60 Mind 90 Datlrat MAX. 20 ened by eartler fUghta returned 23. framework for a workable sys­ Development Act. During the a service station, and removing 3/11 sport Mthlch involved extensive and all opposing each other. Registrations will be accept­ 1-23-33-M to air travel after preparing mavera, is a net increase in ACCIDENTS tem and, as long as we remain first semester, . six MOC stu­ Kiyi^Good Advene ^^Neucnl 2349-44-3(V i Only by political action can ed tonight for "Genesis for the leaves and snow for homeown­ '64-77-8062 student participation. Acdbrdlng taxpayer indebtedness of $626,- Mrs. Nancy O. Klock of 63 Imag^inative, it .will continue IL with a aertaa of Mminara lec­ to Wm', nearly the'entire stu­ regionalism become a reality.” dents enrolled in education ca­ ers. 000 rather than the full $841,000 Henry St. was issued a written workable.” 20th Century,” one of two tures and group therapy. dent population, in the form of "Hartford is no different than reers programs completed 12 Approval was given to a re­ increase over last year’s bud­ warning for driving Etfter drink­ courses in the spring semester "W e drew atregth from each players, cheerleaders, majoret­ Lugar posed the question, "Do any other city in America,” he weeks of field work training. quest from Allan Chesterton, other," said Bill Sherr whose get. The board dialrman esti­ ing, as the result of an acci­ tes and spectators would reap we want to live together in said. "The surrounding towns of the Academy of Faith and Mrs. Helene Day, Mrs. Mari­ coordinator of state and feder­ Puerto Rican excursion was his mated the difference . because dent involving her Saturday Physicians Fighting the benefits of the program. domestic peace, or do we want will not be happy about re­ Life. There are openings for anne Chambers, and Mrs. al funds for Manchester, to ask first flight in six yean. "Just of "school revenues” In the night. Police said she was Others considered " the sport to .live at continual war?” gional proposals.” Marianne Lessard were in kin­ the directors to add a state form of state and federal aid, headed west on Porter St. five additional students in the being together has helped us a a crucial area in the school He answered his own ques­ grant of $3,628 to an «xlstlng which are expected to rise from near Adelaide Rd., lost con­ He repeated his warning, class which meets Tuesdays dergarten, special and inter­ great deal. It we see eomecae program. One local resident felt tion, "Only cooperative efforts town account for Project 77-2. Measles Resurgence last year’s $1,068,000 to $1,280,- trol when her right front tire made many times in his 30- from 7:30 to 9:30 through mediate grades at Keeney St. who Is tight we try to calm the actlvly to be "as Important will be our salvation." 000. blew out, and struck a parked minute speech, "Americans April 3 at Illing Junior High school under the direction of The grant will pay for three ATLANTA, Oa. (A P ) —Gov- the 8.8 miUlon children bom them." as any In the curriculum.” an­ He said, "We are in a crisis Towns Compared car. must make the fundamental School. JRlchard Williams, supervising teacher aides to be shared by emment disease detectives re- each year, "Six yean ago," he said, *T other urged Immediate endorse­ of not only necessary services, "Meeting Life’s Crisis,” the first grade teachers at Lincoln, port a nationwide resurgence of —Difficulties in getting many •'nil rough flight from Acapul The board chairman also COMPLAINTS choice, whether they want to teacher, Mrs. Judith Libby, ment of the program to establish but of spirit as well. Our cities other course in the series that common measles—especially in ghetto motbera to have their Y e a n Day and I spoke on the school system’s ait--, Four boys, alt juveniles, were live together or not.” Inciden­ Mrs. Marilyn Lombardo, and Robertson, and Nathan Hale South Windsor In a league are like swiss cheese and will ghetto areaa-only two years pre-school chlldien vaccinated ^ Year’fi resolution uaition in comparison to that of caught in the act of taking $48 tally, his speech was entirely started last week, has a full en­ Mrs. Barbara Belliveau trained Schools from Feb. 16 to June rather than allow it to become become more so, unless the without notes. rollment. in the media center, library, 30 this year. Approval, Chester­ after eradication ot the ancient — even when vaccine la free ^ never fly again." other towns. His figures showed in bills from a secretary’s basic services are provided.” * "Sypsy” team' with no state- The Academy of Faith and English and science depart­ ton said, carries with it a state and potentially deadly childhood "W e haven’t yet learned how answered ■ftnctlooed schedule. Another ■the system to be close to the purse at the office of a local He acknowledged, “ All of us, Lugar was asked about anoth­ Life is sponsored by several ments at Bennet Junior High promlse-:to underwrite the cost malady appeared in sight. to communicate with parenU in dtisen, active In midget football, median for 34 area municipali­ dentist yesterday afternoon. at one time or another, enter­ er of his accomplishments Manchester churches and'^ the School. of the aides throughout the en­ Thanks to development of a the ghetto," said Dr. Maaon, ^ a u s e , N athw C ^ , said he believed that the sport ties. According to a state re­ The four, were detained by the tain the notion not to get which has propelled him into port, which presents an average dentist and turned over to po­ national news — his order in Connecticut Bible Society. tire next school year. He added was necessary to "put the boy Involved. Who really wants to The five new Msed to the Item, missing. Doctors at the U.S. Public cent. courses were also studied. Sev­ "then it will require placing he said, because they can ef­ Mrs. Kates said, “ but I pen- adilch constitutes approximate­ every disadvantaged person in­ fect a non-taxable saving of Health Service’s Communicable ' , icked." ly three-tentha of one per cent eral citizens questioned the ef­ A break into Sears in the Disease Center here say the up- indications fectiveness of the program. Per­ to a barbed wire compound, about $1,000 a year, through the Mrs. Kates said she was look­ o( budget allocations. One resi­ Parkade was reported by store surge resulU from a lowering of maintenance of measlM ry ansfered by remarking that with a police force around it. use of a municipally-owned car. ing forward to the return flight dent said the program, if insti­ officials yesterday morning. Po­ the nation's routine vaccination vaccination programs has got- the courses had been instituted And, except for skirmishes, we He said that, for the first time to New York in the "gigantic tuted, would take away needed lice said glass in a rear door guard after the startling, but in- after the PTA study which indl- could live that way for a time. in years, the city has a waiting 767, because it looks like a thea­ funds for more comprehensive enclosed by a metal fence was oomjriete, gains through mas- expiration last year of the caitied popular approval of the But, that’s not the answer.” list for its police force. tre and not on airplane. I feel physical education programs. smashed and a wooden screen sive Inimimlzatlon programs. Vaccination Assistance Act, idea. Lugar, at 87, is being eyed Among the eight regional like a normal civilian,’ Another said .that iriiys ed pried to gain entry. Inside, a But the . disease detectives i"iBlch earmarked federal funds .. j j^el normal excite- by national Republican leaders groups honored last night was would be "short-changed” if A series of budget hearings case containing watches and have good news on another expressly for such programs as a possible candidate for fu­ the Capitol Region Council of ment. I plan to go to Bermuda the varsity football plan were will now take place within the jewelry had been opened and front: Progress is being made Now states set their own priori ture national office. He is cre­ Elected Officials. Accepting its u G m a t i with the group again In M ay." put into effect. next two weeks. Tonight the an undetermined number of ar­ in a new war against German Hes under the federal "partner- dited with pushing legislation citation was Manchester Mayor Mrs. Kates refused a tranquQ- Mrs. Carol Moulton question­ board will discuss topics con­ ticles taken. An Inventory of the measles, a potential terror for shlp-for-heaRh" program, for Unlgov through the Indiana Nathan AgostinelU, its chair­ ixer which was offered but her ed the wisdom of fund alloca­ sidered In last night’s meet­ missing items is slated, police pregnant women. In contrast to the nonspecific ing. The budget will then be sub­ State Legislature, almost man. seat mate confecsed to having tion to this area when tiie said. n ie y say a recently launched federal financlsd support of bolstered herslef: " I Oilnk moat mitted to, the Town Council by single-handedly. The other seven groups hon­ school system presently works GREAT FASHION vaccination program should common measles vaodne pro- of us have had several drinks March 18. A joiivt session of the Last night, he said that re­ ored were: the Cajritol Region under a schedule which allows Ten stereo tapes and two shift lessen chances of a previously grams, $28 million in federal aitd a tranquilizer or two." Town Council and the board to gional, cooperative efforts re­ Planning Agency, the Greater a half hour of supervised phys handles were reported stolen eicpecte^ new epidemic of this funds was eannarked ior Qer- Heddy Rado Boklan cried last examine the budget will occur quire, basically, a hard-nosed, Hartford Community Council, ed activity during the week as from a locked car owned by A1 disease, known as rubella—or at man measles vaccination pro­ week at the take-off of her first on March 19. The council iwlll political approach — "a guts the Greater Hartford Cham­ opposed to the 48 minutes per Sleffert of 90 Kennedy Rd. yes­ least significantly ease lU im- grams in fiscal 1970. The Nixon flight in 20 years. But os she then reconsider the budget, af­ effort.’ ber of Commerce, the Metro­ day suggested by the Presl- terday at the Manchester High pact. The last epidemic of G«r- administration has proposed an buokled.her seat belt for the re­ ter which It will again meet In Indianapolis, he said, it politan District Commission, d ^ t ’s council on physical fit­ School parking lot. The loss was man meiwlee in 1968-1968 caused additional $16 miUion for fiscal turn ti4p,'Mra. Boklan said, *T with the board. was accomplished by electing the Capitol Region Education ness. estimated at $60. thousands of birth defects in the ipTi. feel surprisingly good." Residents Polled By town ordinance the coim- Republicans to local office and Council, the Capitol Region Li­ cll must hold a public hesuing to the. State Legislature. After brary Council, and the Health United States. And, ^ l e there Is on upsurge ------Board Chairman Ron Prima- A stereo tape player, four Three officials of the CDC— jn common measles, doctors say vera periled the audience on the on the budget. This meeting is they were elected, he said, Care Facilities Planning Coun- presently planned for April 27 speakers and five tapes were party discipline was maintain­• cil for Greater Hartford. Dr. James O. Mason, deputy dl- sharp gains are behig made to­ Doctors’ Rx: subject. Of those voting, 14 be­ re c tor; Dr. F. Robert Freckle- vaednaUng miiUnmi of at 8 p.m. in Timothy Edwards stoilen from a locked car at lieved that the football pro­ the Anthony GiralUs home, 88 ton, director of immunization American children against Qer- gram should be cut from the School. After this hearing, an­ Replacement Ferguson Rd. The theft was re­ P l a i n s ; and Dr ^ o n w Hoi- measles, hopefuUy in time budget while 36 believed it other joint session of the coun­ ported yesterday morning by a should remain. cil and the board may be call­ to minimize an expected epl- For Medicare member of the family who Five More Charged ^ t y servlces-told of the lat- ^ 1971-1918 period. Primavera surveyed the ed, if deemed necessary. The found both doors of the car ^ developments in interviews Q^^man meaolea-commonly SAN FRANCmX) (AP) — group on other topics also in adoption of the budget by the partially open. keeping with his statement that' council is scheduled to take ___ . • called three-day measles—Is The California Medical Assoca- place several days later on May In My Lai Probe The ysald the upm u^ ot ^ the hearing would be used by mon measles'is a matter of con- u >. tion’B oouncU pnqxxwd today a 11. Ten window panes on the west the board to re-evaluate Its ATLANTA, Ga. (A P )—The ing and murder of "one suspect­ cem because the disease can be meaides. TM Its voluntary universal health bene­ decisions. side of Lincoln School were ed enemy” and with murder of a WUer M d crlppler. with high “ fits program-^replaclng medi­ To his question on budget found smashed by B-B pellets Army has named five more men South Windsor another—also during mterroga- yesterday morning. today In chargee involving the care—^whldi would allow every- expenditures, 28 voted the bud­ tlon. One of every 1,1(X) reported get total as reasonable, 13 be­ cause it to be stlU-bom. Mie on onniial choice of his alleged massacre at-My Lai, in­ Medina has said he knows of cases ends fatally. Another one lieved it too high, six too low, LW^^ Meeting ____ In the nation’s last major epi- health coverage plan. cluding Capt. Ernest L. MetUna, no massacre at M y Lai. He told in every 600 to 1,000 may show and nine abstained. Lecture Slated former commanding officer of newsmen in Washington early in brain infection. And In one of ‘l*m lc of rUbella^ln 1968-1966— -me ooui>c11’b proposal called On a budget cut through the Set Tomorrow Lt. William L. Galley Jr. December that he neither or­ every 16 cases, ^there are M,000 babies m r e tor placing administrative re- elimination of band imlforms, On Tax Forms STYLES: The South Windsor League of The changes bring to 10 the immediate, often smous co born with such defects as blind- ponslUUty wHh tile UJ3. Civil estimated at roughly $8,000, 32 dered a massacre, nor heard of Women 'Voters will hold a meet­ number, of servicemen acciued one. plications ot other types. neu, deaf-mutism, bioin dam- Service (Tommlsslon’s Bureau of voted for the cut while two Federal income taxes and the So many to choose from! ing at 8 p.m. tomorrow alt the in the 1968 raid. During the first 12 weeks of “ to certain other forms of Retirement and Insurance. The voted against it. The board's preparation of returns will be Hodges, 24, faces two charges, home of Mrs. Henry Heath, 109 Those charged besides Medi­ one of rape, and another of as­ the 1969-70 meaMes "seasim’’- congenital disease; and an estl- bureau would allocate all feder- Shaped coats-belted coats- subsidization of school lunches covered in the second of four Mountain Dr. na are Capt. Eugene M. Kotouc sault with Intent to commit iw.giniiing In mid-October of last mated 20,000 more still-bom. al health funds-from Social Se- through a $18,000 allocation was lectures on family finance and double breasted coats- The State Fiscal Study Com­ S. Kenneth L. Hodges, Pvt. murder. year—there were 6,811 reported Epidemics of German mear curlty and general tax reve- overwhelmingly rejected by a consumer protection Thursday single breasted coats - mittee will lead a discussion Max D. Hutson and 8g;t. Eisequi- Torres, 21, is acciued in two caaea, a 72 per cent increase sles usually occur In alx-to-nlne nues. vote of 83 to 1. The board had at 7 p.m. In Room A7 of Man­ on the present state tax system. el Torres. from the similar period a year year cycles. After the 1068-1980 : The proposal will come before braid trimmed coats, and many more. previously approved the alloca­ chester High. counts; murder of cne person, All members and interested All five are currently assigned and murder and assault with in­ earlier. outbreak—much more intense the association’s House of Dele- tion after hearing arguments The series is sponsored by the to Ft. McPherson at Atlanta. persons are invited 'to attend Manchester Adult Evening tent to commit murder. "Tbe increased incidence,” than the usual epidemics—^re- gates—for debate on Wednes- that school lunches provided Kotouc, a native of Milford, and give their views on the sub­ School, and is open to the pub­ Additional charges have been CDC doctors reported, "ap- searchers rushed development ®®«‘ ^ budget, ea reviewed, to the .Building Pennlta silk was long used for crosshairs mnet of it in the last fow ''• “ ‘’‘“ ation of women might within five yean. audience. Despite the increase of It in the last w hazard ot giving a He said organized medicine Charles Kelly for White Eagle in surveying instruments, micro­ COIFFURES ot roughly $841,000 over last Restaurant, alterations to store­ In the District of Cidumbla potentUUy dangerous must pursue enactment of a scopes and telescopic gipuights, 695 M A IN ST.— TEL. 649-5224 year’s total allocation, the per front at 69 North St., $1,000. but platinum filaments and en­ alone more than 800 mearies Infection to some women health i»«g r »m p ^ d l n g these pupil operating cost for the Bradford-Buildlng Co. for graved glass have proved super­ cases’ have been reported since ““taoNtogly pregnant elements: . ... next school year will approxi- Robert Melendy, alterationa to ior since they thow an even line C ^ l. In oontrastrOi^ had time of vacdnetlon. -Frw c^foe of phyilolan mate $fl67 as opposed to the four-unit apartment building at and are not affected by temper­ You Are not honn a Miurle case of mea- Tliere have been published re- and hospital, last computed state average of 38-40 Church St., $600. ature or humidity changes. ties reporteinn the capital to a Pn^to suggesting that tbe rubella —Free chMce of «PI^®catloni. In coupon todny. MISS LOUISE Damage . . . BHndnosa. . . D•a^ ideally, health officiate want CHOCOLATES DON'T MISS CALL COLLECT! n O Owner - Maasger neu. . to vaodnata botwaen 60 and 60 THIS OPPOBTUNirr! An* Code Ml thftn 7|000 WMiiiiicton tlis children were vaccinated, and i « . o f o o a i u i d 19. * that I am under no obligation. Please have your representative call. MISS M AR T Dr. MlohaM W. Roaen, a federal NAME ...... doctor In charge of the cam------I We Feature: paign, later told a reporter: a d d b b s s ...... 8 Y W l ^ ^ »c ta FaMtlon Ccriors — Long Hair Stylsa man's and VMn^mRn't "W a baUwa It’a enough to Mop / Anderson-Little c t n r ...... plus Msatcuring noniMiti m ilkfj any furthar htgh-aoala out- . S T A m Bok C lg o n bfM iti*" PHOMB...... CALL MORN. Lluitt Drag ' A Great Name in Fine Clothing A F T. EVE. OPEN ODO dootoce say the i^ a u ife f l D M - ^ H i □ □ □ of oominon maaaloa aeroaa thi IN MANCHESTER Mall tot PYRAMID INDUSmiES Tuss. to Sat. i j S L i 9 A.M. - 6 PAL manchmtmmrk A d e I * ? ^ w e b s t ISV q u a r e oMBtry resuMs from factore Uka ARTHUR at Dm PariuMk J lot16M PestPeat Road,Rsad, Wanriek,Warwlek. RJ. 62886 —.MH S-16 ^ > (Manchester Parkade)WestMiddleTurnpike-BroadStreet Thun. 9 A.M. - 9 PAL OPEN EVENINQS till 9PM R PLENTY of FREE PARKING thsaai Closed Mondays _gnoomplata vaccination of Phene 647- 1451 \ i \\ V U '\ \ ' v ' '\ , A 'V \ MANCHESTER EVENH^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 PAGE SBVBlf MOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 Tolland the new lengths before you BOY SCOUT The Ladies o£ POOFF Long knock them ? Six years ago I got hell tor short skirts. The girls m attrl^ratpr Lost: One Eclipse Connecticut Tax Revietv Board Cuts Notes and News who wore them were accused o( LOOK! Those who warned us all against try­ For Reinstatement of Mini being racy, fast, loose. Those By MARVLOU LUTHER Ihclr confrontation with a real ■“ '^^then are Eu^nittd l$rraii) ing to see last Saturday’s eclipse seem Troop 167 the very ones who’re today mak- GERRI'S DRY GLEANim OENTCR Yankee Grand List by $ 5 8 £ 1 0 The Loa Angelea Times llve designer, Coty award-win- to have been so terribly convincing the Troop 167 of St. Bridget D)' ner S ti; Herma7,"at Saks Fmk 419 MAIN STREET (Near IXcndly lee Onom ) end reauK was that nobody saw the By A.H«0. The Board of Tax Review Service stars were awarded *-*iurch celebrated Boy Scout xBEVERLY»iuyh/ivu» mHILLS, uuo, Calif., iyenue here XaaokMter. has shaved the town’s grand to Mike Morosl, Mark Miller, «®th birthday of Even If they don’t save the March bevan the “ It seems to me ttiat your event. list by $68,810, reaulUng In a re- Billy DImmock, John Gallic, “coutlrg with a troop supper, at- mini, the ladles from POOFF „ ', osklns the de­ fight Is more than just for N O W GIVES rutot Candidate: Now, dtar, I have mised grand list for this year Paul Deptula, Joe Rzewuskl. by about 170 scouU and (PreservaUon Of Our Femlnin- women can’t have a lengtii. It's for a way of life. rabltohan Certainly, standing with one’s back to f\iaiid«d October 1. lan to decide wlj^ttaer to hire a hotel of $27,477,006, compared to $24,- Peter Kaynor and Barry John- tamlllos. A communion Ity and Finances) sure have ^ Youyou want to be able to choose. Pnb bed Ihrjrr Brenliif Slxcept %ipabr> the sim holding two pieces of cardboiuxl, baJlroom, a hotel mite, a motel ■816,680 last year. sort. Mass was held on Feb. B and ‘ uved us from a lot of bad news And In that cause I' m with you k £»ered iit the Poet Otfloe «i lobby, a restaurant loungo, or is part of his answer: 100 per cent. Now If I could just f O OnuL, M Second C9«ee Mall one with a small hole in the middle of As ,a result each mill will Webelos Awards "ras attended by Troop 167, oth- ■'»e"Ktbs are the only ones know that Saks Fifth Avenue Is - PRBSB nificent In covering football games or Candidate: Not all of uo oan la ezcluilreljr eir Wright were cut by $20 000 DImmock, naturalist. ^ Johnson for a district “ Camp- ^ Omwu, IJfe, ^Ime qnd News- that look new to me now. I hate on record as saying It won't buy Bring This Ad When Yon Pick Up 'S T r,™ ibUcatkin------of - all adventures in apace even to the surface afford a ballroom, or fUl it if Alto cut by the Boart of Tax Also, James Klnson, en- m’ee." The patrol was led by '^®®*' defend longer skirts on this more than 20 per cent midl for Itted to It or. not other we can afford it. Your Next $3.00 Worth Of Geaning paper and the of the moon, hcul no convincing com- Review was" tiTe S d S u : ) ! ! K-eer; Mark M o«..l, atklete. P o t « > n e a d e r l^ « i Galvin, As" -•®":®-‘>®«-, ^ news pul ____ here. Wife; What’e wrong with mlt Water Association which outdoorsman; Andy Herman, slstant Patroi Leader Michael ^ ueveriy ^ good barometer of what “ GGood,” said Jull Hutner. ilBta ct rapublloaUon of ap dlr- ‘ munlcation formula with which to take At Gerri’s and Get 50 EXTRA STAMPS oMeiMo• neretat are alao reaerred. something more was down $9 000. engineer, athlete; Jimmy Wll- -Icy, David Rohack, Robert j Is happening in the world “ Now we won’t have to picket anybody into anything that could be around us, and that world has Saks.” n e Bandd Prlnttns Coinpaay Ine.. a»- than a ballroom? Lowered assessments were Tom Cerri-rlone, Zukas, Martin Miller, Robert wershlo of 24 crew to more than "Tr------7 ...... r" aomaa iw financial raaponaibillty tor typc- labeled even the remotest kind of ex­ granted to tour houses tor a and Mark Phelpe, NeUbelt. and Vincent Perry. ^ ® gotten ugly. That’s why dowdy graphleai erron appatulBS hi advenur- Candidate: The moment you ------Also “ getting “ ‘ng out to try their ...... clothes - even ugly clothes — other 'raadlnjr matter in Thf perience with what was .actuary going come down from a ballroom, total put of $6,010 In this cate- athlete. Art Linkictter wonts them tor Manebeatar BraabiK■ • ~:eM3d.Bi gory. Also, Matthew Bres-ahan, hand at wfnter oamping were show are so appealing to today’s on up there between earth and moon you begin to look cheap and Bnbacriber to Lkm Anselea Ttanea-Waatalnp- friendless, as If you oouldn’t Other adjustmente made by °'® "‘>®*’’ ™A " ^ e a r - o ld sympathizer. "It’a my jVU aerrlce oUeM of N. B. A. Service, Inc either afford the epaoe cr fill PobHahen RapraaaitattTaa — Mathewe. a $1,570 cut tor three sheds and Frank Fitzgerald, naturalist. Perry and Waiter Miller Jr., » a note that she wants make you want to wear them, Jbamon. and CuUin Ino., Special Agency So far as people were concerned—and it. artist, scholar; Joe Rzewuskl, Troop Advisor Arthur DisnaulC, help defend the rights of The trouble is the ones you're — new Totk, Chloaco, Detrott and Boaton other buildings. people are the main lnhablt€uita of this Wife: What mokeo you think According to the Hoard of geologist, artist, citizenship; Camper David Wedefrup. Com- American girls to dreos as they ®®eing from Paris are so serious AUDIT BORBAU OF CIRCUIT- you can afford to announce Assessors, the Board of T ^ Deptula, aquanaut; Peter mlttee Chairmen John Joy was p,ea*e. they practically cry. If I can't TIO] earth—the event of March 7, 1970, might your candidacy heroT Review cut the grand Uat bv na‘ “ '-allst, citizen, scl- able to spend the better part of a young Investment banker, bring the mldl out of its Army as well be labeled the Lost Eclipse. Tuaaday, March 10 Candidate; Why not, it's our “ a total Of $^9,?^but added “ 'e day with the troop. Nell Kneltel, has joined thett W look. I’ll get out of the own house, isn’t ItT $10,270 to the list, mostly motor son, craftsman. During this “ Oomporee” cause by organizing SMACK business . . . Perhaps, before the next one comes Cub Scout Pack 16 will hold Troop 167 placed 12th out of (Society of btoles v L Apprecl- ; ‘To ^ ^be Wife: Have you thought, have vehicles that come in from around, our scientists and the guardians other .towns after the assessors I h ^ a t 7 -SO partlcdpatlng and ate Cufe Knees) and volS^eer- '^'’ ole thing, why don’t you try Another Potential Nixon Milestone you ever In your life really of our health wrIU have agreed on some close the books.” ' p . ^ ^ ^ ^bbon along with mg to collaborate in peUtlon thought things through, what it ■ brookUlUUK. SchoolOClllJUl All-Purpose/lil-X'Ul Room,nAHJJIl. their share of co4d feet. signing. Many bUUona of dt^ara too late, and formula by which people can, ■with safe­ is going to cost you to do it grand list figure of The theme tor the meeting Is Mrs. Herbert Hutner, atlll probably more millions or bilUona ty, watch for themselves the way the here at homeT *?uj ^ flg:ure handtcraftB. The Webelos scouts Pack 47 OPEN A U GAY ^ c h toe Board of Finuice wUI will hold an "Arrow of Light” „ . „ , „ , _ POOFF president, now gets away from adoption, we at 'ast have a Candidate: I don’t get it. We Chib Scout Pack 47 received “ SUNDAY shadow moves across the great furnace. Courteay NatlonU Q«llery of Art, WaaMni^n. D.C. use ■when compiling toe new graduation ceremony with the its charter recently from Cltf- mall addressed simply * atralfhtforward prestigious recommen­ invite the prese, and enough 9 A.M. to 9 P.H. THE LIGHTHOUSE AT HONFLEUR: GEORGES SEURAT friends to make the place look v ^ “ » assistance of__Troop 16 Scout- ford Sterling of the Charter ^ dation about what to do with our foreign Remembered eclipses, viewed through “ be- master Ray Blanchette Of all the POOFF happenings friendly, and the media set up Oak Ctouncll, at a Blue and ______• . , ARTHtlR MMie I economic aid policy. smoked glass, or exposed films, had !y begin during tonight’s meet- Bake Sale Gold Banquet at South United ] ^ t week, the most their microphones so I can stend meaningful to their cause was The recommendation cornea from the both reality and majesty, creating both “■* The Tollanders Square Dance Methodist' Church. Paul Du- In front of the fireplace hxiklng . m we Town HaU. c8ub will hold a bake sale Sun- mont, also of the councU, gave beauty and awe, and people who watch­ out the picture window, and special Presidential task force headed Herald Warrantee Deeds day from 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. a talk about courage. that does it. by Rudolph Peterson, retired president ed them felt in closer touch with the By Rowland Evans Jr, Yesterdays F l^ warrantee deeds ,were at the Shurway Market on Rt. gigantic realities of their universe than Wife: Over my dead body that r w ^ e d with 'Town. Clerk 196. j^e council representatives, of the Bank ot America. The task force does it. How long is it slnoe we at any other moment in their lives. O l^ a Meurant last week. - *" 2®“ “ .. , were Ambrose Diehl, InsU- Included both practical financial and Robert D. Novak 25 Years Ago have had this living room done ‘Ihose Wed were Barney The Itolt^ ^(^ngregatloi^l representaUve. and his over? busineas figures like Peterson himself, Last Saturday afternoon, we all pro­ port The 'water' has been let out of Moses to Thomas Levitt of Man- Church Bible Study group will and the Rev Gary Cor- Candidate: I don’t remamber. diester, property on Old Staf- meet tomorrow morning at 10 at ’ associate pastor of South and figures from the academic world, tected our eyes, and saw notldng. the pond in the Center Springs WASHINGTON — When big But it looks good to me. ford Rd; Moses to Paul W. and tbe church. Church and his ■wife like 'Professor Samuel P. Huntington of national Brotherhood of Electri­ came from the President’s park whldi is the official way business belatedly mobUlsed to cal Workers. Rural Affairs Council. of saying that skating has end­ Wife: You can’t think of an­ Roberta M. FuUz oroDertv on I ''* Mental Health Committee „ * ’ „ ' , Harvard. oppose President Nixim’s wel­ Ooncem over Strauss, long­ Stans and^ Schanes proposed to ed there tor Uie season. nouncing a progreisive candid­ Old S t a f f o r d ^ ’ to WIU meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow at q ^ I L nha^Ttlls^c^ First, the task force, in its letter to fare reform, RepubUcfui sup­ time enemy of Yarborough' and divide the nation into ten le­ acy in shabby, dated surround­ STurcl!'"“"‘' master and Co’nrad Uoyd, We^ Family Assistance Plan porters of the reform bill Im­ prominent in the conservative gions, setting up an economic de­ ings like this. President Nixon, defines what w« ought 10 Years Ago ^ ’mS^oltheri^r n . Lucky Horseahoe/i ®>° presented several The family assistance plan, which has mediately sent an S.O.S. tor wing of the Texas party headed velopment plan In each. Robert Candidate: How can you talk Uy he looking for from our foreign aid Health Director, Dr. Nicholas TVx>mev Mancheater nmn! Club will meet tomorrow ni^ht awards and badges. now been approved for action by the help from the neiw hero of the by former Gov. John B. (3on- A. Podesta, a Stans intimate who that way? This fai our home. T ^ m ey j a Manchester, prop- ** Ronald Apter. Rodney Black, right: Vice President Si^ro T. nally, extends to the top of the is assistant Commerce secretary Mandalo recommended a free programs. We quote: House Ways and Means Committee, is Wife: This room and the din­ S t^ ord Rd., end ^ Education will Diana, Brian Donachie and Agnow. AFLrCIO. Lane Kirkland, aide tor economic development, polio clinic in Jime for any Oiarlee J. and Meudelyn Luce . . $ V a o $ Robert Llovd denner* David ‘“nils country should not look for grati­ far and away the most creative and im­ ing room and the study will all itr. fl/v'i ^ tomorrow night4 at 8 in its$4 Ldoya, aenner, u&yia 'There was little apprehension to President George Meany, has would be In charge. Manchester resident who wants portant domestic reform proposed by have to be done over. For pur­ ottiiXB at the Hicks Memorial Trarea, assistant denner; Ron- tude or votes, or any specific short­ President Nixon. thalt lobbying against the wel­ expressed misgiiMngs to the But Stans failed to take into a first, second, think fourth property on Merrow Rd. School. Apter, Dean LeBIanc, Rlch- polio shot. Cost of the cUnlc he poses of the amuMmeement, term foreign policy gains from ouT fare bill launched last week by Humphrey camp. However, Yar­ account the hardened opposition Oub Scout Awards The United Congregational Lenhardt, Robert Lloyd, For sometime it was thoug^it that the estimates at $600. they’ll all be one unit. If you’re program had little chance of clearing the U.S. Chamber of Commerce borough backers concede they from the powerful Sen. Richard Parents of CUb Scouts were church Lenten Series will be Gasy Swanson, David Trarer participation in international develop­ Blood donors yesterday con­ going to do it here, I'll call the either chamber of Congress this session; would defeat it. All real danger have no evidence. that Straiuts B. Russell of Georgia. Georgia urged to participate more ao- held tomorrow night at 8 In toe James Uccello, wolf badges; ment. Nor diould it expect to influence tributed 126 pints of blood at interior decorator tomorrow. now it is seriously being considered by djsappeared when Rep. Wilbur has raised money tor Benteen. belongs to the Ajipalachian Re­ tlvely in the scouting program church Religious Education Kevin Lentl, bear badge. the Center Congregational The rest of the house we can others to adopt U.8. cultural values or leaders of both parttes and is hence giv­ D. Mills of Arkansas, chairman A footn^e: Despite close con- gional Commission, an independ­ ■with their youngsters by Depu- Building. Also, Kevin Lenti, bear nectiom 'with Oonnally, Strauss ent development authority which Church. get by on if I can get a’clean­ en new life. of the House Wa}T8 and Means ty Commissioner of Cub Scout- st. Matthew’s Ladies Guild badge; Kevin Lenti and Jeffry institutions. Neither can it assume that is a Democratic loyalist—in­ is outside Stans’ jurisdiction Mrs. Richard Rhodes end Al­ ing woman tor four or five days ’The plan calls for giving families of Committee, unexpectedly em­ ing Prescott Brown of Tolland, -will hold a demonstration on Slalby, Webelo colors; David development wlU necessarily bring po­ cluding support tor Adlai Steven­ and 'wants to stay that way. Rus­ fred Christensen are elected solid work. four with no Incmne — to cite one exam­ braced the 'biU. Brown made his comments preparations for a Hawalln Luau Burgess, ■ craftsman and sclen- son in 1962 and 1966, a courage­ sell quietly informed the White worthy matron and worthy litical slabUity. Development Implies ple—a federal minimum income of 11600. But AdmUristralilon supporters Candidate: I can’t afford it. during the recent Blue and Gold tomorrow night at 8 in toe list; John Hawkes, craftsman ous act tor a Texan at that time. House he is unalterably opposed patron of Temple Chapter, I’ve got to get out a brochure change—apolitical and social, as well as Those that work, but are nonetheless were fearful that the Chamber’s banquet for C3ub Scout Pack 16. church Parish Center. and aquanaut; Thomas Malos- to Stans’ plan. As chairman of OES. poor, would also receive help. The pro­ lobbying might yield an embar­ and I’ve got to have liquor on Sldts were presented by Dens The Republican Women’s C31ub kle, craftsman; Eric Mltle, I economic—and such change, for a time, the Senate Appropriations Com- posal calls for reducing their assistance rassingly large conservaitive Re­ Commerce Secretary Maurice hand to at leant offer the b oyf 2 -and 6. will meet tomorrow night at 8 at craftsman; Mark Uccello, art- may be disruptive. publican floor vote against It. Stans lost another battle in cittee, he could choke off all a drink. payment by a percentage of their earn­ funds tor it. Gifts were presented to Roger the home of Mrs. Frank Weston. 1st, craftsman and aquanaut; ed Income, up to an income chiUng of Consequently, Republican mem­ Washington’s bureaucratic wars Wife: Are you gotng'to run or “ What the United States should ex­ Moreover, Sen. Jennings Ran­ Gallic, past committee chair------David Wentworth, craftsman. $8,030. bers of the Ways and Means when the White House flatly re­ A Thought for Today aren’t you? man, John Tnainort past cufb- Manchester Evening Herald Gamer wets presented a cer- pect from participation in international jected a scheme to centralize all dolph of West Virginia, another As proposed by the President, the plan Committee appealed to the Sponsored by the Manchester master, and Mire. Phyllis Thom- Tolland Oorre^tondent Bette tlficate of appreciation for his 'I Candidate: Why, lor tba n - development is steady progreas toward White House tor a public pHch economic development under powerful politician from Appa­ i would cost up to $6 billion more than the Council of Churches decoratlng I could hire a ball­ Inn, den mother, honoring all Quatrale* teL 876-2846. work as cubmaster. from Agnew (according to one Stans’ ocmtTol. lachia, who is chairman of the its long-term goals: The building of self- $4 billion currently being spent by the room after aU, and tor what a for their past aervlces to the ^ ' federal government the task force tries there and ft was a good lamp, and to Mrs. Mark Carlyle and University of (Connecticut and S rently pay less than the proposed $1600 scheduled to deliver a full-scale how the campaign comes out. Two Bolton High School sen­ Today in History but now it is shedding light, too, Mrs. Roy Kabrick, wives of the E. (Clayton Oengrcis, chairman to go into the how. to persons with no Income. Payments In endorsement last night at the Candidate: Why in the world iors, Miss Pamela Geer and and that is its real function.’’ past committee chairman and of the Securities Insurance other states would not be allowed to fall banquet of the Order of Ahepa, did I ever talk myoelf into run­ John Warfel, were recently “ U.S. international development pro­ Vincent Van Gogli cubmaster. Group in Hartford. below their present levels, but all states a Greek-Amerlcan fraternal or­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lease- Act; pro-vidlng tor the ning for dog catcher? You take designated Connecticut Schol­ grams,” it wrote the President, “ should Submitted by Den mother jewelry was pre­ Antique Show would get at least 10 per cent savings on ganization. Today is Tuesday, March 10, transfer of military equipment all the fun right out o< it ars for 1970. Miss Geer Is toe Rev. Norman E. Swensen sented to Mrs. Lorraine Mor- The Women’s Society of Chris- be Independent of U.S. military and eco­ their weUare budgete, and the House The U.S. Chamber of Com­ the 69th day of 1970. There are to the Western Allies In World daughter of Mrs. Marguerite Trlntty Covenant Chundi Wife: Much as I love you, I ganson, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. tain Service of the United Meth­ Ways and Means Committee has voted merce moved to the attack last 296 days left in the year. War n . Geer of Brandy St., and Warfel nomic programs that provide assistance dcxi’t happen to think you can odist Church -will hold its Third to Increase that amoimt. The poorer week. A letter sent to 1,600 na­ Marylee Tuller, Mrs. Eileen is the son of Mrs. Robert War­ for security purposes. Both types of pro­ Today’s Hlghllg^ In History In 1946, U.S. B29 bombers be­ be elected dog catcher. But Tm 'Waite and Mrs. Lorraine Gue- Annual Antlcpie Show and Sale states would have to reimburse the Fed­ tional Chamber committee fel of School Rd. gan their first fire raids on Ja­ Current Quotes willing to go along and do what on April 2 and 3 at toe church. grams are essenfial, but each serves a eral Government at least 60 per cent of members asserted: "The Con­ -gel. Mrs. Mary Lafontalne was Miss Geer and Warfel were On this date In 1876, in Boston, pan. A vast area of Tokyo was I can. Only don’t expect me and Mrs. John Erickson and Mrs. what they had been spending on welfare. gress is about to take that first “ The only way to get anything 'commended for her years as among 1,800 to receive this hon­ different purpose. Confusing them In Alexander Graham Bell trans­ set afire. the children to sit here on this Richard Noren are co-chairmen. The great argument for the FamUy long step toward a guaranteed done is to make a little noise.” treasurer for the pack. or from about 6,100 applicants. concept and connecting them in admin­ mitted the first clear and dis­ sun-faded old sofa while you There rae stiU booths avail­ Assistance plan is that it encourages annual income. It is a step from —Actress Jane Fonda, arrested Webelos leader tie pins were All the candidates ranked in tinct telephone message. He Ten Years Ago stand orating your clean ken­ able. Interested dealers should istration detract from the effectiveness people to work because they can keep a which there will be no retreat.” while supporting an Indian .presented to Larry Bresnahan, summoned his assistant from nel campaign. Incidentally, one toe upper haif of their class. contact either Mrs. EMckson, good deal of the money they make. Consequently, it asked them to Israeli Premier David Ben- claim to part of the land of an Tim Smith, Pat Tracey and of both.” another room saying; “ Come more thing If you decide to hold Selection for toe honor was Bunker Hill Rd., Coventry, or ’There is also a requirement that recipi­ “generate as many telegrams here, Watson, I want you.” Gurlon conferred with Pres­ Army tort. Henry Wilson. based on academic perform­ The United States, the task force ident Dwight D. Eisenhower at it here. You really should have Mrs. Noren, South Rd. ents accept job training or work. ’The as possible’’ to President Nixon a dog, lying handsmne-Uke on Achievement awards present­ ance and ability. recommended, should redesign its inter­ protesting the bill. On This Date the White House. “ We are wasting an enormous Bi^etm Board Administration also argues that Family the new rug that would be just ed to the cubs were: Wolf The performance was indi­ Simultaneously, Chamber exe­ amount of physicians’ time be­ There are still booths avail- national development aid poUciea so Assistance will encourage fathers to stay In 1785, Thomas Jefferson was Flve Years Ago at your feet, there, shouldn’t badgeg to Adam FTUler, Louis cated by their rank in class and of Finance meeting tonight at 8 with their families since they can supple­ cutive vice president Arch N. cause of the archaic native of Dumont, Cliff Waite, Lynwood that: named the U.S. minister to the present solo practitioner we? toe ability was evidenced by in the (Community Hall fireplace ment low wages with assistance. Today, Booth sent 'wires to 1,100 local France, replacing Benjamin Three white Unitarian minis­ Shaw, Peter lofontalne, Mark system.’’—Mike Gorman, exec­ scores on the Scholastic Apti­ room. "The developing countries stand at the most states will provide pioney for a Chamber Congressltmal action Franklin. ters were being treated for in­ Drega, David Webster, Cart committees urging them to wire utive director of the National tude Test of the College Eln- The Elconomic Development center of the international development family only If no father is In the house­ ‘ In 1862 ,the United States is­ juries after being beaten while Sailstrom, Jeffrey Crawford, trance Examination Board. OommiUee will meet Wednesday hold. Sometimes welfare brings In mote, their Congressmen. “ Ground- on a Negro rights mission to Committee Against Mental Ill­ Jimmy 'Toombs, Chuck White, effort, establishing their own priorities sued its first paper money. ness. Extended Forecast At Youth Parley at 8 In the (Com'munlty Hall fire­ and the father for that reason deserts. swell puMlc opposition must be In 1848, the U.S. Senate rati­ Selma. Ala. Peter Black and Mark Cham­ and receiving assistance in relation to demonstrated to defeat taxpay­ The extended forecast for Con­ KQss Maureen McDermott place room. A representative of Basically, however, family assistance fied a treaty ending the Mexi­ bers. the Soil Conservation Corps will er burden',” said Booth’s tele­ One Year Ago “ Some welfare rights organi­ necticut calls for seasonably was recently selected by toe the efforts they are making on their own U popular because In the South federal can War. Bear badge to Mark Renlck, be at the meeting. gram. zations are denouncing our fam­ cold weather from TTiursday high school faculty to represent brfmif. ^ payments will go high enough to provide In 1864, Ulysses S. Grant was Greg kerald, Jim>priatlans any case, the present differencee are the party’s new national treasur­ iiilliiliiiiiiiiiliQUALiTYjNSURANCE s in c e 1923111111111^^^^^^ f should be reversed. Additional re­ substantial. In New Jersey, the state with the highest Aid to Families with er against liberal Sen. Ralph Yarborough in Texas, the 9$ wide-leg cuffed pant^, sources, .primarily in support of inter­ Dependent Children payments, the aver­ National Committee can forget "Before Losses Happen Insure With Lappenl national lending institutions, are need­ age payment is $264 tor a family of tour, side-buttoned midi compared to $44 in Mississippi. But about the IndlspensaUe help it ed now tor a new approach to interna­ gets from big labor. whatever the answer, all states will save skirt, side-buttoned tional development.” This was hammered home to . a minimum of 10 per cent, and It looks Pat O’Connor, an intimate of Running In The Red This, as far as it goes, which is, so like Congress will eventually Increase jacket with news mak­ Hubert H. Humiriirey and the This is one way that bad drivers try to far, of course, merely to the attention this percentage. outgoing national treasurer, at a ing collar. Heavenly Criticism has also centered on the save a minute and end up losing a life, a of the President, his Cabinet, and Con- reception co-hosted by O’Connor question of whether $1600 Is enough be­ and Strauss Weihtesday night at limb or a license. Careless driving is cruel blue rayon with the grase, is the strongest, clearest, high­ cause it is so far below the official pov­ the Mayflower Hotel. James and ccetly. If it’s not for you, Auto-Rite est-sourced noommendatlon for real In- erty level of $8000. One answer is that If O'Brien, political action director is. Safe drivers save money witti the low, the holero dress in look of linen. 6 to 13. a family earned $3,000 under the plan. It telligenca in our foreign aid this coun­ for the Steelworker^, told O’Con­ “ safe driver” rates of an Auto-Rite poUc; would get to keep $3900. Another answer nor that Strauss’s selection was Think about it. By Norgail. M # try has yet had. Like the Vliwt real ad­ is that $181^ a month minimum Is a good a ^ p in the 'face of labor. If soutache trimmed crepe vocacy of reform in our welfare sys­ deal better than Mississippi’s $44, or Strauss raised a dime for Yar­ (D a L , Suite, aU .tore*) Alabama’s $64. liberal DemocraU and tem, it comes as something of a sur- borough’s opponent (Lloyd Bent- probably some RepuUlcans may press sen, a conservative ex-Oongress- Ifiajr We Quote Bates and Assist You As We Have So Many Othera? Spirited new fashion for the new season . . ^ prise in the midst of the Nixon admin­ to increase the minimum when the man) in the May 2 primary, the full sleeved black and white dress with fluted istration— a surprise particularly to measure reaches the floor. Cleariy, it party could avss labor off its vmuld be wise to raise the amount either bodice, the extra dash of a bright yellow those who were sure a Nixon admin­ list for even a single Udeet to a at firet or progressively. single fund-raiser. John H. Lappen, Inc. soutache trimmed bolero. Acetate and rayon istration'would be blindly reactionary. TTie Important point is that tor the O’Oonnor replied that Strauss, crepe. Sizes 6 to 11. S 3 6 But the best fbnratd thinking isnd first tinte the United States, is approach­ national committeeman from ing the welfare mess systematicaUy and Texas, hod promised otrtet neu­ Insurers and Realtors recommendation this nation has bad in STOtES OF FASHIOH- to a largo degree on a national basis. trality in the primary. Col Jacob 164 Bact Center S t, Manchester • 649-6261 (DaL, DroMM, aU atorM) t f y sa n of wsUarlam and M years of There are. flaws in the present program, Arvey, national committeeman forsifn Sid has now come across Mr. but the whole direction of the bill seems from Illinois, made similar as­ worthwhile. It is time to make a start. surances to Joa^ih Kennon, sec- litem IT, M!LU£ Ifixon’s -^tflDDLETOWN PRESS rstery-treasurer of the Inter- — -m mm im mJcRny* \ X .‘\n \ A \ A ' \.V A N. \ \ '\ X \ v aV'" \ A ■ \\ \\' L- \ "\ ^ ' ' w . : a \ rAO B BIOHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,\MANCHESTER, CONN;, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 PAGE MINI Nobel Winner at UConn Qbitiiar}' About Town High G)urt Rejects Hearing South Windsor FDNNT Protestant Unification Plan Female Freedom Fighters The board of Chriatlan educa­ today's ______.1 tion and the board of dlaconate Ota Neighborhood Schools GOP Women Plan Auction • " ■ Facing Extensive Revision OkvU I^moh of Trinity Covenant Church will Black LQ. Debate Sidestepped meet tonight at 7:80 at the ■OUTH WINDSOR — David that there may be slgnlfloant By BARRY BCHWEID mlseed an appeal by a local of By GEORGE W. CORNELL Draw Smiles and Smirks church. By CLEMKWELL TOUNO ” It win be seen as oM hot un­ Joaeph Lynch, M, formeriy of (Herald Reporter) r HI genetic differences between Ne­ Associated PreM Writer the Retail Clerks Union, AFL- To Aid Youth Fund Drive AP ReUgion Writer less It Is risoart In ths UMOtogl* Klnr St, ^ed Saturdajr at the (Continiied from Page One) lows the resurgence and shift to the soil and opened all kinds groes and whites. In testing, Llatenlhg 'to Dr. George W. WASHINGTON (AP) _ _ OlO, (hat challenged a ban cn The Republican Women’s d u b In Bchaub’s Restaurant, Bart ST, LOUIS (AP) — Hit by the cal languogs o( ths ‘70’s,” ba Weat Haven Veterana Hodpita:. In direction of the civil rights of opportunities—in the arts, The VFW Auxiliary wlH meet Bea , Wapptag Fair for uniting u big part of Ameri­ DenomlnatlciM tavolvad ^ tbs l t l > In SMth \ ^ d sor, s ^ of refers to a gamut of organlsa- ■ Like blacks, women want this didn’t do the same for women. Home. tive learning ability and leas and Pantry Pleasures” Aurtlon unity process Include K last night at the University of on racial Imbalance. In schooU „ ®-* The following officers were can Protestantism V a s under­ Michael gnd Annie Nicholson Uons, from the work-wlthln-the-time, not Just equality under because wonaen remained conceptual ablUty.” at its March 19 meeting to bene­ the United Metbodlaf, United Manchester Community Play- Connecticut, one had the Im- resulting from neighborhood going extensive revUrions today. livnch, and had Uved In South ,vMam reformists like Bettv “ >0 law, but the kind of moral chained to rearing children, a "Any two populations,” saldt^ elected at a recent meeting of Presbyterian, Episcopal, Proo- winHanr >11 of hia life ut waa sysiem ' retormisis nice lieuy ' and social climate that .hot cannan necessityneceasltv because heeamu. of of the the high hlirh ers will rehearse Its production presslon that he would have hollaing patterns. ^ r l ^ to ^ union ptokets fit the current Youth (Council the Wapplng Fair, Inc.; Levon Including a search for a better M A m v vatan ^ of Worid National Organlaa- ,ree—psy- death rate among the young, "Don’t Drink the Water" by preferred not to mention Arthur Dr. Beadle, ’’separated from Chjef Justice Warren E. Bur- <*«»«Htoed Building Fund'Drive. Membera name for the new church. byterian U.8. (Southern) and each other for lOO years will Parmaklan, president; Tony Christian (DIsolplea of Ctirirt) ^ Uon for Women (NOW) to the cholo'^lcally. socially and eco- and the need for an adequate Woody Allen ^tonight at 8 at Jensen at all. Dr. Jensen ger Indicated .however. It la an “ v ^ o u t mertt” any conten- are asked to bring used Herns president; Several delegates objected to n . come to differ genetically. As and .homemade foods churches, the United Church of population to carry on the work the workshop, B. Middle Tpke. stirred up controversy in the Issue the high court will have to 0 “»^® «» toot this Walter Foster, second vice pres­ the plan’s proposed name, ’’The SuiVtvon Include two broth- W.I.T.C.H. (Women’s nomlcally. a genoUcIst I agree with racial Church of Christ Uniting,” ques­ Christ Including CongregatiaBa> •rs MifUiBel W of Hnrt International Terrorist Oonsplr- A n d like blacks they talk less civilization. ----- field of genetics, and elsewhere, lace ultimately. p ^ r away from the itatsa In explaining the plan, Mrs. ident; Edwin Barber, treasur­ differences but I don’t know tioning Its odd construction. lists, and three mainly Negro ^ of « ‘=y He” ) of ’’Intemtlon^and full How, for the first time. Dr. ’The Golden Age Club will with a study claiming that The Supreihe Court’s refusal 7**f*li** H*tlonal Labor Bernard Ekatrom, the club’s er; Carl Btrout, asst, treasurer; who’s ahead. There can be no came Ute Monday in a 7-0 derl- ^®tlons Board primary Juria- president, aUted, ” We feel we H^^^h Asked at a news conference churches, the C h ristia n Method­ ^ n S e l ^ J ^ r ^ 'r t s t i ^ r i d r o « ’• ‘ “ Peoe” ” ® to say how ^ e r t h ip " t h ^ of ’’eeparat- M«ad «iys, there Is an about meet Thursday at 12:30 p.m. lU Negroes have a lower Intelll- Williams, correspond­ ist Episcopal, African Methodist S e n M d ‘•elong to the movement, {fm .” And as blacks now quea- ^»ee In this situation. Because the Senior Citizens Center. A gence rating-than other racial absolute scale of Intelligence alon In which It called for the <«®P“t®'.. ehould take specific action to what members of It would be for all cultures.” ^ ing secretary; Lorraine John- Eplsoopal and African Mettiod- Mrs Lieoii MuUen of Bnfie'd Anywhere from 10,000 to 60,000 .i-n vvhlte society’s values, so population explosion, hot limch will bo served before groupa early deaegregation of public protection of private ^ ^ young peopte of our recordlni secretory; John called, Mrs. Ralph Stair, of He went on to list some of town that we are willing to ’ •• j . kt Episcopal Zion. **V' Knfle.d. activists would be a eood suess "***' o». nniniv challens- women are encouraged to have the meeting. Members are re- Dr. Beadle, one of the world’s achoola In Memphla, Tenn., un- P«>Perty. wh®th®r a^ home, toc- Schoell, superintendent of Waukesha, WIs., a United Pres­ the factors by which ’’Intellig­ support their efforts. Republi­ No Baptist or Lutheran bodlos a®* ” ■ W o m « 7 X r a U o n ^ 7 “ ^ ..A;^...d^S^nated” p r i 1®“ or no children. And, as this minded tobrlng arUcles for a foremost geneticists, a 1968 der a plan that promlaea to 7**^’ through tre^>asa grounds; BTed Tomazic, zuper- byterian member of the plan- j^ e m w l ll ^ c e l e b r ^ ^ r - started “ ^^19^ and at tWs ^ScepU ^s ^ ^ ^ r o ^ r social situation takes hold, she says, kitchen social which will be held Nol^» P^*® ®harei% an” Pr®®!- ence” Is measured, and said work quickly historically a concern of At St, Mary8 cans have traditionally en- drafting committee, cited the are involved, but the Rev. Dr. that there Is a ’’strong poasl- Tolsr'i FUNKY will 91.00 far Paul A. C row of Princeton, N.J., S ^ h E i^ early stage, is heavily reUant on ^ S r e ' Including Us basic society must open up opportu- after the meeting. dent of the prestigious T^ver- Memphla ’ achool offlclala f ‘®‘ * *t® "Oongresa doreed the concept of seH-help cijmmerclrts Ttm •och ’’funny'’ uitd. Sand nagi ta: name’s initials, COCU, and said u ^ h , Bart H ^ o r ^ Burial ' struemre memuu^ women ouUlde the ----- slty of Chicago from 1961 to blUty of cultural Mas” from the urged a heari-^g on the neigh- "ever undertaken to alter Edward Grant, who has been which these teen-agers ore em- 1*17)!® ^’ ®winia^« Tadoy’t FUNNY. 1200 Wait Third St., with a grin: the consultatiorf’s general secre­ r w Raymond members It has no ^ family. Story Circle of South United 1969, waa delivering the public culture doing the testing, which borhood achool laaue, aaylng '***)" of jxwer.” Involved for many years In com­ ploying. We wish the Youth H®«»>ah Williams publWty Clartland, Ohia 44113. ’’Some people have suggested tary, predicted some may oome he didn’t know how to elimi­ ^uncdl success In Its efforts to ®ha rman and Richard Berrio, in later. national organization, like the t iA sT challenges are taking 'act, she argues. It must Methodist Church will meet to- lecture under the Phi ^ t a Kap- any racial imbalance waa due to ^ other actlona, the court: munity organization in New cocu-nute.” W ends may caU at t ^ Ben- ^ e ^ of Women Voters, with, J o f rovo^ g^ X st dros^ take a hard look at the fam- morrow at 10:30 a.m. at the pa Visiting Scholar Program nate. houBing pattema and not inten- deceived a plea by attor- buUd something of lasting val- P®*t president, *1116 same Initials are the ac­ One provision of the plan re­ Haven, will be the guest speaker S' members and „iease men *Ulng treat- “ V realizing that out of lonell- church. Members are re- The lecture was Dr. Beadle s ” We rtiould think u d act in ticuial achool aegregatlon. ney® for a g^up of Oharlotte ue to the youth of our town.” Directors elected at the meet- Monagan Cites Caution ronym for the organization de­ quires that the first national 1 St.. East Hart- active supporters. ^aa^ "an^ obtects” * being ness and a need for protective minded to bring sandwiches, third for the day. Today he ■waz terms of indlvkhieis, not in tomorrow at the Choral Even­ The sale will. follow the an- tag are Roger Williams, Paul veloping the union plan, the presiding blsh<^ be black. Inatead, the unsigned opinion J?®«~®" ford, tonight from 7 to 9. Women’s Uberatlon is more of manipulated as coLumers In a ties, people will always band Beverages will be served. scheduled to discuss, with his terms of races or ethnic groups. song service at 7 :30 p.m. at St. nual meeting and election of of- Perkins, William Bmlth, Harry To Prevent Depression Consultation on Church Union, reversed the judg^tont of the f®*^ fleers to be held at the home Welles, Michael Bailey, Wll- ■ a s - ^ phllorophy than a coherent, ^ ^ -A v e n u e -m o tiv a te d cap- together, but considering wheth------wife, ” an experimental, In- I want to emphasize this.” If U.8. Ciurt of A ppals in Ctacln- C^rlotte-Mecklenburg Mary’s Episcopal Church. WASHINGTON (AP) — If the which went Into the second day Parliament Square Site Mrs. EHssbeth WhsUey cohesive poUtlcal movement, society being treated as er marrlagj, or some form of Members of the Manchester tegrated urban neighborhood we look at primary goal of sU After the service the Crisis of Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Futt- Ham Coty and Larry Hall. Nixon administration Is not ex­ of a week’s meeting. natl that M em p ^ already has ® 863 Mata Bt., South Wind- The fair is planned for Sept. It la made up of representa­ O f Churchill Slaitue Mrs. Elizabeth Stratton Whal- although almost every organize- ■•miinea piirs" in the use of the tribal or communal society Is junior Women’s Club and their at noon, sponsored by the education and culturlsatlon as diaihantled ** twn-rani. Rnhnnl 3 P ®u. in America Seminar will discuss ner, tremely cautious In Its program a two-pace school at 8 p.m. tives elected from nine partici­ ley of 23 Eldhdge St. died yes- tlon has taken part In some control pill’ not being free better. husbands will participate to- UConn Institute of Urban Re- the education of each person, 2. Upheld unanimourty the the realities of Being White, )3c- sor, 12. This year’s parade' theme to slow down the economy, the LONDON (AP) — Sponsors of Dr. George Beadle system. The federal judge who , . , ...... Square Dance pating denominations which terday afternoon at Manchester political action, such as dem- decide whether to have an I" Sweden communal living night in a game night with the search, and the evolution of it will eliminate emotional over­ has had charge of the case. H ^ t of longshoremen to plckrt ing Black, Being Poor and Liv­ will be the 126th anniversary of nation might suffer ”a depres­ a campaign for funds for a The South Windsor Square the town. have more than 26 million mem­ M ^ o r i^ Hoapltel. onstrating against abortion laws abortion or not; and against be- 1® spreading rapidly. In this resldenU at the State Recelv- corn at a 3 p.m. coUoqulm for tones, he said, ’’end as an edu- ing with the Inevltabllty of 'Viol­ sion such as we had In 1967,” , , . , bronze statue of Sir Winston Mrs. Whalley was born In or protesting the Miss America treated as ’’chicks” by their country, the commune Is still Home' for Boys in Ware- students In genetics and cell Beadle said that he hopes gene- cator, thU Is how I teach.” Robert M. McRae Jr., was dl- Dance CHub will hold a dance Spec. 6. C. John Keefe, son bers. Observers rected to oversee further de- *" ports to protest low ence.” Both the service and the Rep. John S. Monagan, D-Conn., I Churchill say It will be erected Newfoundland, Nova SooUa,, and pageant. colleagues In the peace considered aberrant, but It can house Point. biology. Dr. Beadle did his Uc engineering_ Is a ’’long way .p^ere_____ were______a fewnon-contro- non-cor seminar are open to the public. on Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. at of Ml. and Mrs. John Keefe churches. Including the Roman segregation In line with the high '^ ® f i®’’ American workers said Monday In a statement on in Parliament Square. bad lived In the Hartford area When Women’s Uberatlon ca^usra^etdAovem ^ents' be found from coast-to-coast. genetic work on fruit flies and off.” ’’The gap between what ycrslal questions, and the prob- Grant, a member of St. Luke’s the Wapplng Elementary School. of 614 Foster St. In Wapptag, Catholic, also are attending. court’s standard. who load and unload cargo. the floor of toe House. _ _ They added Monday that . moat of her life. members first surfaced at the jn essence, thew.w revolt_____ —is Dr. Mead calls the new fem- There are vacancies in two corn. His Nobel prize, which is possible,” as In organ trans- quite weary scientist was E p is co p a l Church In New Haven, The theme will be "Shamrocks has finished his Army duty and Although expectations Sot- forth last October ta a »' , ^ ' “ ®‘l unantaously to re- Survivors include a brodier In 1*®* **las America contest, their against attitude that women Inlsts ’’too superficial” to effect tvednesday classes of the Com- he shared with two other scl- plants, and the cost In human allowed to depart and reat up was selected by the Episcopal and ShMlelaghs” Ih honor of St. is i.ow living with his wife in Monagan said the 1967 depres­ malned high that the meeting Churchill’s widow, t ^ y Spenc- Misslsslppi school decision that ®o™“ ®«- “ ®PP®®1 by pubUsher Canada, two slrtersI in...... Nova...... Protest tpok the ------ftorm' of . bra— ^re "second class thinkers”______un- the revolutionary change 1, she’s1.1 _____ „junity•' ------Enrichment Course at entists, was for work on the effort” is enormous and re- today. Diocese of Connecticut to rep­ Palrick's Day. Bob Gcandpne’ Orando, Fla. His brother, Rob­ sion "was brought about by a would approve the proposed un- er-Churchlll, who said recently 8coUa. three grandcMldren,•j— -a hiimiiKr l"»roln8r- n a rath rash n of t K..O bra K..— burnings i..»o to play . a . ....— wholly ,—1»Inde- tnib'ncrtalking about. ohniit She’SShe’s orobablv probably Temple TI..IV. Beth Sholometininm Startingstarting ” gene-enzyme relationships inIn quipesquires decisions beyond the ______standard Is: ’’The obligation of resent minorities at a special 'Will be the caller. Rounds will ert Keefe, Is stationed aboard conscious administration policy Ion plan, after revisions, It ran “I*® thought the statue deserved great-granddaughter, and two loUow^d. pendent role. right, but If nothing else, they tomorrow. They are beginners red mold Neurospora.” purely scientific, he said, every school district is to terml- J*)*®) judgment award to Sen. convention held last September be cued by Russ and Anita the submarine tender H.W. Gil­ of deflation end resulted in deep into a barrage of criticism Mon- a* site of Its own elsewhere ta nate dual school systems at Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., over nieces. No matter how opposed you suffragette Emma Guffey may be laying the groundwork gewing for Grades 6 through 9 The rather large audience In jjp Beadle departed from his f . ^ In South Bend, Ind., to complete White. All club-level dancers are more, now anchored at Charles­ and widespread unemployment day night, with numerous the city, had changed her mind once and to operate now and “ ^Id® that questioned Gold- Funeral services will be to- to sit-ins, lie-ins, inarches phrased It after women serious consideration of the ZM to 4:16 p.ni., and Inter- student Union ballroom sat written speech twice to demon- M-j CLVC l 3 P O f I S the work of the last General invited. ton, 8.C. before It had run Its course.” changes suggested, meet of and made a contribution tow a rd morrow at 1 p.m. at the New- demonstrations, none given the vote in 1917. ! 'Once again, the court swept President, tion voted 9200,000 at assist Park and Recreation Direc­ Manchester Evening Herald ment in Connecticut, he said The sharpest general critique The squara is acroes EA Home, 776 Farmington Ave., ^*” ‘ ® “ a case of the slUies gjm the children class.” 1® here. It Just may do away classes are open to the public, ggnt (University of Nebraska), this point he separated those H r b W f l ] * C l 1 d l 8 aside a contention that It has 'H'® high court, meantime, black self-development. tor Jim Snow will speak to the South Windsor correspondent ’’there are 10,800 more unem­ came from a Methodist theolo­ street from the House of Com­ West Hartford. Oaxwn Douglas Imrnlng. And though they jjp Margaret Mead has been with the cliche long Mpnled by Those wishing more Information summarized man’s genetic and who have followed genetics In not adequately defined what It asked to decide whether The guest speaker has been a South Windsor Exchange Club Ron Kazmarck. All items ployed than there were a year gian, the Rev. Dr. Albert Outler mons. The Churchill statue will W. Kennedy of St. James Elpls- ^ point to make, the stigma preaching for some time now politicians — ” God, the flag and may contact Mrs. Ely Segal, 202 guttural inheritance. In the last newsprint from those who . Jl T J „ a meant by ’’unitary” school sys- Southern officials can close justice of the peace In New Hav- on his department’s “ Plans for should be sent to him at The ago and aubstantial reductions of Dallas, who said the phraseo­ share It with one of Abraham down public facilities rather copal Church of Wert Hartford ^ ^ * ” **6*® has stuck to Women’s ^g a,e on the brink of moUrerhood.” Mountain Rd. minutes of his 60-minute really know their DNA from J x C C O r O . A M C l ejt since 1964. He is an advisor toe Future.” The meeting is Herald, 18 BlsseU St., tel. 648- are predicted for many indus­ logy of the union plan is "quite Lincoln and those of several will officiate. Riirtnl will be in slbce. enormous change In the way so- ’’Motherhood” is no longer a ----- touched on Jensen. their RNA. Burger, in a concurring opln- than integfrate them. and one of the founders of scheduled tor today at 6 :80 p.m. 2711. tries.” literally outmoded.” Britirii statesmen. Ion, said last October’s ruling A petition on behalf of Negro Falrvlew Cemetery, Wert Hart- clety is structured. safe subject. 'The Wednesday Search pro- Apologizing to the scientists ’Turning to cultural Inherit- POMPANO BEACH, Fla. ’’Operation Breakthrough." ant points. In the begfinning, the The birth of civilization, she (Next: Womens Lib — n : gram for young people will con- group, Dr. Beadle gave ance. Dr. Beadle broke this Hi.> j - achieving one goal — the vole person Is to be effectively ex- swimming pools reither than Walter Cavanagh Jr. _Q,gy demands. in the St. Mary’s Episcopal jjjjm-g genetic make-up. He genetically inherited—and ’’put- today and signed hla con- He la a consultant for toe Church parish hall. Church and j^uched on the extra ” y” In” received from the senses, tract in the 9126,(XM nelgbbor- eluded from any school because obey Oie court’s tategmUon or- Eplacopal Churrti Mission As­ Walter G. Cavanagh Jr., 26, And In the end, took pains to re­ East Hartford Fire Razes Locust Sts. A film, ’’The New gj^gmosome which has been He noted the increasingly com- hood that Owner Robert Short of race or color’.” <1®y. sociation of New Haven, oo- ef Somerville, Mass., nephew of assure their opponents that they Morality,” will be shown. There criminals, but plex societies built by man be- termed "the highest In the However, Burger said he ------chalrman of the State Welfare Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Pat- would remain feminine, mother- Warehouse of Case Bros, will be a free discussion peri<^ geneticists don’t real- cause of his ” pirt-ln” Inherl- American League.” would have favored a hearing Citizens Aidvlsory Committee, a ten of S3 Mather St., was found ly, housewifely. tomorrow from 3 to 6 p.m. V em on " ly know enough about this yet tance and the tremendous Howard, appearing with abort on the Memphis situation if the board member of the National Fir. yU rtay .«.n.oon y .1.= bHck .Ad fram, wall. oI th, paaiah ha.l^th. ohirah He said that most persons have changes within the last 100 and Manager Ted Williams in •Bourt did not have one vacant Conference of Christians and four or five ’’deleterious reces­ years in the fields of transpor- an early morning press confer- seat and another justice—Thur- St. Bernard’s Jews, the American Red Cross, .Ad »,o..y had yd atato. — SL.----- — > '«« — I”"’” .... ~ ...aa iTi.ya noTYmnnlpB answered Robertson School PTA and sive genes,” which, when domi­ tation, communication and com- enoe, s^d he had compromised good Mstrshall—was unable to and the Urban League. He is He had been reported miss- er righU would quickly follow, stor®*® m t h r ila r n T ^ d ^ r k e d on Into Grade 6 class wlU present 2 putatlon. on his demands for a two-year participate. Sets Series On also a membec of several other tag from his home on the prevl- despite whatever reassurances north side of Burnside Ave. In the alatni an „hihhom one-act blavs at the school to- nant, cause manyu w if genetic Marshall excluded himself civic organizations. ous Sunday. Seven buUeta were they gave their men. East Hartford, owned by toe morrow at 7-30 p m Mrs Mary diseases, ranging from diabetes The lecturer echoed man’s contract because his one-year dilemma: ’’Here we are, we pact was lor ” a real good Og- from the case without giving Sex Education removed from his...... body. A b u s - There has always been a naaeCase Bros. Division of Boise flames. Men were still at tae m o ^ w ai ^ to monoeoloidlsm.monogoloidism. scene this afternoon cleaning Ann Handley, Grade 6 teach send a man to the moon . . . ure.” any reason. He was chief laW' Hartford National pect has been arrested, close parallel between the civil Cascade Corp. ------... ^_g„. bg.i, nroductlons If persons were tested for and we still seem lncai>able of Short, who flew to Green Bay, yer for the National Association A series of four meetings on charged with his murder, and rights movement and women's The two-alarm blaze broke .. "Haobv Man” will ^ present- thesedeleterious genes, he said, sex education ta the home be­ Three To Talk a ’John Doe” warrant has rights. The suffragette move- out on the north side of the He s a id h^dreds of feet of ^ one In 20 would have to refrain preventing nuclear prolifera­ Wla, Monday night to get How­ tor the Advancement of Colored tion. How can we be at once gins tonight at St. Bernard’s been Issued for another sus- ment grew out of the abolition- building. The contents consist- hrae had to ” ® ron m ^ chowder’ will be present- having children In order ard to agree to termst adniHted People and then for the NAAOP To Democrats so skillful and so stupid?” School library. The lectures, a lect. 1st movement. And. like those ed mainly of pulp and rolled side Ave. ^ d ® Ttok^s wtiTbe ‘o prevent passing them on. there had been a hangup In the Legal Defense and Elducational Progress Reversible Fund for more than two dec­ Cana Conference for the Great­ Funeral services were held who thought the 15th amend- paper stock, according to East cle before firemen c available at the door. Hut even If onegeneration were number of years on the contract On Candidacy available at toe door. Finally coming to education. but added: ades. er Rockville area, are designed last Thursday with a solemn ment would guarantee equality Hartford Fire Marshal John F. the blaze. • i, ___ purged, the imwanted genes for parents and are open to any­ Dr. Beadle remarked that in Burger said the court should Manchester Democrats will high Moss of requiem at St. for blacks, some thought the Armstrong. No cause for toe lire hm ” We compromised hi terms of one interested. offers new The American Legion will because of mu- the absence of cultural influenc­ money.” as soon as possible ’’resolve Ann’s Church, Somerville. 19th amendment would guar- Armstrong said the fire was been determined, but It Is rtiu The first talk tonight will be be addressed tonight by three meet tonight at 8:16 at the tation, he said, es man can revert In one gen­ some of the basic practical candidates for congressional- Burial was In Arlington, Mass., antee equality for women. discovered by neighbors In the under Investigation, toe fire Short, however, refused to di­ by a married couple, the par­ post home after the 7:46 execu- "Genetic Engineering” eration back to the primates, ■problems when they are ap­ seat nomtaationa. They will where he was buried next to Both were wrong, of course, area about 4:30 p.m. It had ap- marshal added. has vulge the exact terms of the ents of six children, Mr. and tlve committee meeting. Past “ Genetic engineering back'a million years. He noted propriately presented Including appear at 8 p.m. at a public hartlcular racial School, on Porter St. Nickerson, who died Jan. 31 in Next week Dr. hQchael Atkina dent of Case balance must be achieved in the The first to speak will be BomervlUe. I IVaS sickle-cell anemian AH* t n In Is An««nAA3 caused by -later development. m There ** are star over a period of yeans and of Vernon will provide the lec­ Survivors also Include his available for comment. regular meeting. schools; to what extent school State Senate Majority Leader choice __ a ’’bad” gene, the same gene ture on the psysiology of sex, districts and zones may or must Edward Marcus of New Haven, parents, a brother, and three followed on March 24 by a pro­ St. Margaret Circle, Daugh- ^® "cnrHer condition” con- be altered as a constitutional a candidate for the Democratic sisters. Look at Other Nations fessional in the field of psycho- ters of Isabella, will meet to- ^®ro Immunity to malaria, matter; to what extent trans­ nomination for U. S. senator. T„ hio -A- ..IM _ believe he Is now the highest sexual behavior not yet an­ night at 8 at the KofC Home. Although he predlcU that In lus work on racial differ- u portation may or must be pro­ He •will be followed by State Mr*. Martha L. Hansen Rap Brown paid player in the American nounced. The last speaker In the ___ chemists will soon be able to ences and education, Dr. vided to achieve the ends sought Sen. Jay Jackson of West Hart­ Mrs. Martha Louise Kindt League. series will be the Rev. Thomas Urged in Drug Effort XI Gamma Chapter of Beta synthesize human genes, Dr. Beadle said. Jensen contends by prior holdings of the court.” ford, one of eight candidates for Hansen, 82, of 27 EJlro St., According to the best esti­ LaFleur, head of the Family Associate Sigma Phi will meet tonight at ~ The Memphis NAACP Legal the nomination for First Dis­ widow of Ludwig W. Hansen, By MARGARET AUU8IO mate, Howard joined the seleot' Life Bureau of the Norwich 8 at the home of Mrs. Robert Defense Fund said in a state­ trict congressman and he will checking account services died last night at a Manttaes- (Herald Reporter) group of only two otiier AL play­ Diocese. Potter, 110 Merllne Dr., Ver­ ment the decision ’’rejects the be followed by former U. S. ter convalescent home. Dies in Blast Packard Pledges to Ease ers with 9126,(XX> contracts or A registration fee of 92 per Our experience with marijuana in this country is non. Mrs. Potter and Mrs. notion that neighborhood resl- Alty. Jon Newman, also of better. They ere Carl Yostre- couple will be charged for the Mrs. Hansen was born Aug. “relatively insignificant” compared to countries where Howard Lundell will be In dentlEd patterns justify fedlure West Hartford, another candi­ (Conttaued from Page One) zemsld of Boston and Ftank series. 1, 1887 in Rost^k, ^ im a n y , drug has been used for some 2,000 years, said Dr. to achieve more than token de- date for the nomination for oon- charge of the program. Lockheed’s Financial Woes Robinson of Baltimore. St. Patrick’s Dtaner and 1 ^ Mved ta M a ^ e s r or Q’Brian, clinical pharmacologist at St. Francis and commit arson in cc^ection segreg;ation.” gressman. WASHINGTON (AP) —Depu- the other three programs—ship- Howard, a 6-fpot-7, 276-pound A St. Patrick’s Dtaner and SPECIAL CHECKING STILL AVAILABLE In another action, the court b^*^ of ^^SnTOrdfa Lutheran Hospital in Hartford, last night. with racial strife in Cambridge, Party will be held by the Men’s ty Secretary of Defense David building, the Short Range At- slugger, referred to as the cleared the 'way for the Fopd Speaking at a drug abuse pro- Md., In 1967. It began Monday. DeMolay Sets Club of Sacred Heart Church A w c h and its Ladies Aid So- Junior High amounts of money are ju st Packard says Lockheed Aircraft obligations on Washington Monument, had and Drug Administration to at the church on March 18. The The trial was moved from _ . , , » canceled CJheyenne hellcop- **®®^ V®®^ ® iS-year major take 86 "miracle” antibiotic Week Events Corp. will be given Interim fi- ter—if the company had to wait l®««b® career last summer dinner will be corned beef, and PASSPORT PHOTOS AND AS ECONOMICAL AS EVER. L u t a J ^ '^ B ^ I ^ '^ o r M L ^ ^ study such ^ He said to crack down on drug Cambridge to Bel Air on a drugs off the market. nancing to keep the giant C5 three to four years for settle- when he smashed 48 hbmers the music by the Tony O’Brlg^it roENTiPiCATION The Federal appeals court ta tor I k E ^ a T il. Hansen of HuU®. E ^ t and Africa where dealere. toe ^poltoe -^ d ^ h a v e change of venue. John Mather Chapter, Order ggrgp plane and other military ment of the contract disputes. drove In 111 runs while hlt- Orchestra with entertainment a ai.i»i NASSI]^ PMOTG Coventry and WUUam C. Han- G»® problems caused by marl- wiretapping Kunstler has asked Judge „f Demolay, next week, will projects going Cincinnati Sept. 19 upheld FDA and dancing. All adults are wel­ Even military spending criti(» ting .296. regulations under which the re­ M l Stoto SL, . a Tj V • four Juana, In Its more potent evidence. Harry E. Dyer for a shift back v • t » , projects gomg. come. A limited supply of sen of Schenectady, N. Y., four ^------gerlous that rep- "We can’t get the organize- Cambridge, In Dorchester ° ’“ ®''^® Jnteroartlonal DeMolay "We’ve been helping them out predicted .Congress will ap- ‘T’*’ ®®ttle tor the aame kind moval is taking place. The regu­ SM-7SW FREE CHECKING ACCOUNTS TO grandchildren, and four great- lorms, were so i propriate most or all the extra year again,” said Howard, tickets are available at the resentatives stronglyongly urged the ti®® without it.” (bounty,______on the__ ^grounds______that Week starting with special celeJ and we’ll continue to help them lations were challenged by Up- church. grandchildren. money after bitter debate, “ Hut everybody want* to Im­ john Co., maker of seven of the i n . United States to adopt the orig- Perelson, representing Day- could not get a fair trial bratlons Sunday. out \mtil we get > a final solu- prove and 1 guess conceivably it Funeral services will be - top, told the audience of his in-. ” We’d have airframes sitting drugs Including four prepara­ morrow at 2 b m" arOonoordia ln®l h®™)' lop, toia me auaience oi ms m-. Sunday’s schedule of events “ ®"-” Packard told newsmen Is within me to Improve.” down there that would never be tions of Pahalba and three rt Al- V.S. Helps Svoedm CUSTOMERS 65 AND OVER. Lutheran <3hui^ The Rev. Harsh forms of Indian marl- '^® lawyer said that whUe the will open at 8 a.m. when mem- Monday. ” We’d have to settle for the bamycta. J ^ r e ^ B o ’artrt pastor. wUl Juana, he said, can cause ” e Daytop h e ^ d him to stop. population of Dorchester County here of John Mather Chapter He said the paymenU will be same kind of year,” WUllams STOCKHOLM — Imports flU Upjobn, supported by the 180- o S t o bS will b e ta E ast chronic psychotic state.” He said the emph^ls of Day- ,g one-third Negro. Harford will be guests of Friendship >«ade pending a decision oi/N _N edzl. D-Mich. This to prob- agreed. ” Yes, I’d settle tor that. 16 per cent of the building ma­ oompany Pharmaceutical M an- terials and construction equip­ Jvmetorv Th® Pharmacologist w a s top Is on ’’values and behavior” county is mainly white and this Lodge of Masons at a break- Lockheed’s urgent appeal last fhly a case where we have to And I think he could have anoth­ ufacturers Assoclatioii« bad told ment Sweden needs for adding evergoRe’s iSim es Funeral Home among five speakers taking rather than the use of drugs ^ould deny his client the right fast at Orange Hall. After '^®«k tor 9641.2 million. But the throw good money after bad.” er like that.” NOW SIMPLE. EASY TO UNDERSTAND 400 Main St Is In charge of part In a program arranged by themselvw. The Idea through to be tried by a jury of his breakfast, chapter members Interim aid will b e ’’very small” ------tlj® Supreme Court the regula- much-needed housing. U.S. sup­ s r L x ^ e n t e three members of the Board of honesty, is to solve the personal pgere. will present a Folk Mass In by comparison, he said. would harm (he drug-mak­ pliers furnish more than 10 per “ * ^ r ^ ‘”no calling hours. Directors subcommittee on problemsProdems anaand msecunuesinsecurities matthat He said there is also resent- theths MasonicMssonl,- Temple. Packard • told the House Postpone Confab ing Industry and affect 980 mil­ cent of these imports; their fawite! Armed Services Committee Unit Nullifies lion of sales by Upjohn (done. share exceeds 98 mfiBkMi a PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNT The family suggest that any vld Odegard, AnthonyaL kL,, Pi»tran-Pletran- In response to questions from tord^ cJunty^ rttizeM^'w^ ^ 1 from* B ^ r t ^J^for'*^” ffleh ®)‘ ®">®- On a third front, the court dis- year. memorial contributiwis niona In Seattle Case made to the Memorial Fund of tonlo, ® ^ A tty . William Diana Some 200 people filled toe Lterttatoar^^’D^"*"^: *® 3 ^ 0 1 ®®T proc“ to C e T r tlves for a final solution to Lock- School Racial Concordia Lutheran Church. Dlgan said that, Drugs are wash Its dirty linen” In Bel park heed’s ’’severe financial crisis” TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The OPEN SUNDAY! auditorium. available to all youth in Man- Air. ^ ' -aw ard substantial Interim fl- 1ifS6£fi{rStev&L SERVICE CHARGES. American League meeting to ^ A ^ ff"b I p e Others participating were Hrown has been free on ^ "®«®‘®K or negotiate a final Balance Plan consider the probleroa of the CANDIES Ernest A. Shepherd, acting com­ Asked to compare marijuana 910,000 bail. ^ ^ ‘ ® Sen David M. B a ^ ^^l „ygr-all settlei^nt of LoCk- (Continued from Page One) troubled Seattle Franchise was Nixon T o List missioner------of the State Depart- . with alcohol. Dr. O’Brian said He also has been out on ball 7,1® u heed-Pentagon disputes over —called ™ ^off today because«* »u »e o.of owthe NO NEED TO If your minimuin balance stays at $300 or above, you pay no service charges whatsoever, ment of Mental Health; Capt. marijuana users often compare on a federal charge of trans- tl contract prices for the C6 and Assembly to act on the matter. lUness of the PUote’ chief offl- rIC E sC no matter how many checlm you write. Wayne Bishop, chief of the a mild use of marijuana with porting a gun across state lines three other weapons programs. mid-January or- ,cer. Laos Losses State Police Criminal Intclll- excessive use of alcohol. He for which he was sentenced tA ar.h» a, DUEL tom If your balance stays at $200 or above, nolnatter how many checks you write, you pay Molay. lit-., member of the Drug Advisory use of high potency marijuana. J____ 7ot ren^ATxpior^ ^pr^^^Tfliereii^i:;::. ^ I aUU a single fixed charge of $1.00 for that month. It quiet toat he had been killed and'Michael Perelson As to a mild use of both. Dr. A float will feature Jane WITH YOU y' In Laos. ’ Dayton, Inc., a rehabilitation O’Brian "^defended alcohol over Mather. John Mather Chapter S n u h ° * i s ‘S :k ‘i n ' l i p ! S His father, Joseph K. Bush center In Seymour run by for- marijuana, because, he said, Agnew May sweetheart: and Lauri Steen, on which each town received Its t a X e l m ^ . " ‘ Sr, said his son had written addicts. ’’People______can drink______just for so- state. DeMolay sweetheart. “ ‘ tractive rolutioiu to toato dbA If your balance stays at $100 or above, no matter how many checks you write, you pay „ . lems,” Packard added. ’^®®' T* u Cronin said no new date or several letters telling of 1^ ac- program was moderated clal reasons^ but people always Since then, Danbury, one of site has been set for the meet- V only $2.00 for that month. tlvities in Laos and never hinted Charles F. J. Morse of the use marijuana to get high.” Be Witness Marching units wlU include Regardless of the final decl- of any government restrictions members of the chapter;.a sion:“ pTokt^'^s.ird. ri^ flo ^ T f t ^ r e ^ a Hartford Courant. Shepherd emphasized the fact color guard and drill unit of financing must he p r o v e d ” lf because ‘*’® the heart decided not wbUlty , . , .It . . might ------have to------be hrtdta Shepherd divided the drug that' alcoholism Is still a major (Continued from Page One) the htotae Corps League; Nut- the government la to obtain the to consider preschool Head Start Cleveland, (1) experimentation. (2) misuse problem in this country, INCOME TAX If your balance should ever go below $100, no matter how many checks you write, you pay Manchester Area ■■■ — ------with a history of racial tensions, meg Forest, Tall Cedars of Le- vital nroducte we onrrentiv T programs as ’’schools.” — ----- And— the * The no league league naa has been been secretive secretive of d r ^ s prescribed by a But, when asked If sotae Yates said Monday that If banon; Fayette Chapter of De- have Bloomfield, another one over the meeting. There have The point ii— onleii you hove BOTH ^ ia U U only $8.00 for that month. Your service charge can never be any greater than this amount. ipetiol training for thi» match, ?®®?'® be controlled man- taere was prejudice In Harford Molay of RockvlUe; the VFW He srtd he b L asked Lock- SLt '^ ® ” ^ “ ** flnaaclally FIDERAL Vernon Youth continued use of wlawful drugs, juana users, like controlled County about toe trial, It was Auxiliary ; A m erica the odds are against you. But Legljm heed to supply specific details AbouT m J e S ^ ^ .l«k franchise might be rtilftod AND About 170 persons ^>peared to Milwaukee. you olwayi win when you let Rearrested „^i, oi... 5s,fri Sir;: = BLOCK do your dueling. Your STATE ~ ■ AiqparenUy the decision to call prize— o complete and accu­ Rzr. C l # off the meeting was made llOo- M lc l ^ L ^ l ^ , 17 of PUls- «p eri»^ n t with di^s** rtop/' I r f *SW^ltl‘‘7itak«f. . he^ed^^J^rrihS^Joha^^ rate return. You avoid worry, ■ I M»B B ■ to I By “investing” some of your funds in a Hartford National regular check-, L ^ a s e M l . auoject <>®y »lght. a number of the own- tave time, often save money. LIFE «■ , ers-did not arrive and Roy Ho- Get the point? UP I I n IN IV ing account, the money you save on service charges represents a greater v F I X j Kj, i T i e e t m g mey, the New York Yankee return than you might earn most anywhere. ecort who was named epeclal OUAMNTII : found them yet." W e guarantee occurote preparation of every tax return. answer to a charge o i tamper- said that drug use has become Hodge, master; Manchester Joseph Ward, chief of soil and supervisor of the Seattle sUua- If we make any errors that cost you any penalty or ; ^ \ \ , \ , Because of the severity of III other pre-trial motions. Assembly, Order of Rainbow Final solution would requite water tag with a motor vehicle. interest, we will poy the penolly or interest. ASSORTED Lupolettl ported a 960 bond impossible for us to cope 'WllAt WO 4a1 mm^ ** wMi w CHOCOLATES for ^>pearance In Rockville It from a law enforcement view. ______P-f*.®®"^ Gmintv irrmH a ™ -. ______of DeMolay of East Hartford; Harney, on leave from the assessment Clrouit Court 12 March 24. Enforcement certainly cannot have made a 1 lb. $1.95 Other area police activity: to a reassessment«ment Of the stands ®L^ School,_ and Boy Scouts from fens. D e n J m e n t ^ . }«S at the Eighth Dtatrict Flro- report to the owners. H‘iii :^i i-a:«>xc 3i :f;coe 2 lbs. $3.85 COVENTRY n r . r l^i: r i r u t u « and we’v r a k e T ^ ;-^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - t o ^ ^ “ ^ i m ^ l begin ^ ^ ^ ^ k e d • whrther the ownem HARTFORD NATIONAL Raymond Macbt, 18, o f CJo- distribution.p-iw...,- of .drugs------started hoi. minute pe ecoroing soeech or Browne 40- „ raraae coorttaatorecoordinators areore mountta* 980 to 840 mil- . : ^ a^ rt wlU ui^ussd lw iw procemireap f t > c e ( ^ naahad been readyread^ 1 America's LargasI Tax Sarvic* with Over 4000 Offices MANY ASSORTMENTS . . . himbia was arrested last night with the Mafia which finally ^ commtents, Yates and Oarrity agreed to ^?®i®® ^Tancoltae and George Uon monthly deficits late this iJL “ cquWtIon of Cose elan on the SeiSeattle tranoblae. TO GIVE AND ENJOY ^ ®ht S te toeSSg '®‘ *‘®'“ ' ^® ^ « » t a g “ • year that w L ld bait production ^ Monobsator Sbofigtag Porkoda — Lossor Level I «ntertxw and Wayne Uaher was so many members got caught ’'f*® arms, use sreepuig privately before It ts offered as commission wants a state park easy to*'**get ” ®’ people AomMioW im r r.D.I.C. Potwowi Seen and Oronto Beer EatfOBoae. . . I LENOX THE CHOICE BANK rtraiged w ^ allowtag a dog that it was ’,’no longer profit- P'«®’ and 'd le’ t “'“v^^re" ta^^Simt At 6:«> p.m., . buffet wlU be UrT'S^dT'het ^ ««««>•-puvuno.’ 4 to roam. Both ore scheduled to able.” They have stayed In the P**l“ "come down on a and reasonable m m ,” D y e M ^ served for chapter membera Mdd. sposk and answer questions on Daley Is ths sols voter tor PHARMACY SMTFOSO . . I M I S a if O S O • w t$i HASirOSO • USWOOO . WINDSOS • W UMKSMUO ■ NtWltWIOS . MAKCMISTH - fMSINOTOS - IIOOMFIUO - TOMIMTOS • HAtWISTOS . FUTSAM • C W t W Mon. tbni Frt. • AJI. to • P Jl. 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F o r, many town residents, the There were broad smiles all Their blueprints, drawn up by The acceptance of the Top Notch supermarket in renting space. permarket on the site, the recur­ of the structure with a drive-in Lucas added that there will be The contract has been sisrned sale for $75,000 of a 4.2-acre tract around the table yesterday in the Frazier and Vigneau, architects proposal last fall marked the third Each time the project failed, the rent problem of interesting a food window, has been operating a tem- parking space for 800 cars. and construction is planned to be­ at the southwest comer of Main M RA’s Main St. office, when ex­ from East Hartford, call for a 44,- time in nearly four years that the MRA opened the land up for bid. market had been solved. porary trailer bank in the area If the shopping center opens Shopping Center Dream gin sometime this month on the and the new N. Main Sts. is not a ecutives of Top Notch Foods, Inc., 000 square foot single masonry and M RA had accepted a proposal for ding again. Then, on the third try, Hartford National Bank and since September. next fall as scheduled, it will have North End Shopping Center, a major, event. But, for the MRA, of East Hartford, developers and ■steel retail building, all on one the site. Two previous proposals, Top Notch was among the bidders Trust Co. and the Savings Bank of Negotiations are now under way, taken nearly five years, but the 44,000 square foot retail building which has been planning the shop­ that's been the dream of the Man­ chief occupants of the site, signed level. It will house a Top Notch both from local developers, were and won acceptance as the best Manchester will both operate says George Lucas, secretary of MRA can still take pleasure in Hie ping center since March, 1966, a chester Redevelopment Agency the contracts which conveyed to supermaket, two branch hanks and withdrawn when their backers plan by the MRA. Since Top Notch branches at the site. Hartford N a­ Top Notch, with other retailers in­ accomplished realization of what A Reality for North End significant hurdle has been crossed. (M R A) for some four years. them the ownership of the land. several retail stores. found it impossible to interest a itself would own and operate a su­ tional, to be located at the east end terested in locating there. was once just a dream-

rest of toe amount. pays a total of elbout $88,000 for drants are available. He said $280 a qiuuler. With the crease was William Pfundsr John Young are contacting reg­ V em on Sen. Robert Hoidey of Ver­ fire protection and the pro­ the difference to insurarice pre­ proposed increase, he said, his Andover ular donors for the Bloodmobile Army Charges ■who said he was speaking «n non, speaking agutoat the in­ posed increase would bring It to miums on a $18,000 home where bill wlU run abixit $540 per behalf of his daughter who has Visit to be held Thursday from Zambian Leader’s Aide Seeks Seale Loses Appeal Sergeant In crease, made a special plea for about $M,000. fire protection Is pro'vlded would quarter. He said he would a family of nine. Arthur 1:48 to 6:30 p.m. at the S*. toe elderly citizens many of Houley challenged a state­ be about $3 to $4.80 more than probably have to go out of Callahan, a member of the Columba’s Church Hall. Mrs. Hearings Set NCO Scandals Water Firm, at PU C Hearing, ■anhom he noted are llvtog on fix­ ment made by the water com­ where it is not. business. Board of ReinresentaUvea, also Wroblli»Hl explains however, State Support for Witchcraft ed Incomes. He also noted the pany officials that insurance The owner of a local launditH “ I expect things to go up,” he noted he felt toe rate of return To Halt Extradition that new donors are needed. On Requests WASHINGTON (AP) — An By KENNETH L. WHITINO manager of an African team quire treatment by witch doc- increase to fire protection to toe premiums are substantially low­ mat, John Drost, said his said, “ but this is ridiculous.” to the company would be Ex­ 8AN FRANCISCO (AP) — aectiUon, had ordered the girls Persons up to 66 years of age ^^my master sergeant, once town. He said the town now er where water itoea and hy­ present water bill runs about Also speaking against toe in­ tremely excessive. may now donate. Persons over congressional tea- Associated Press Writer last year because some of his tors. Because of traditional cus- Defends Rate Hike of 185% Black Panther Bobby Seale has released. players preferred the advice cf toms and beliefs, many .Africans lost Ills appeal to halt his ex- , they had F o r B u d g e t BABBARA RICHMOND tomers for many years were be paid by toe same user who . .. V . . j been represented by a lawyer iSuTnST'SpS• 0“'"'- " . r — “ • "■ (Herald Reporter) prol>ably paying an excessive will shoulder his own todWldual tradlUon to CoimecUcuI to stand rate for an inferior product. burden.” The Board of Finance wlU Persons from 18 to 21 years of his tour there was worth Zambdan astro^Ss on tte "'T,® u w frth«rh!^alera*'^ Armed with pages of facta and trial on murder and kidnapping, ness If their lawyer did not hold public hearings tomorrow donate with parent’s ,000 a year, has been moon has a new cause. He says *h,> uH?chdoc ^ientlntii believe that 115 0 figures,igures, officials of toethe'Rockville Rockville . ^ ® , MacKensle, s ^ that he rv> that over this period, "toe com- feels the reque^ is “ reason- A stay granted last week by ^ n t them interviewed by de- Walk-in donors are charged with larceny, bribery African witch doctora d esert t o f t"h!^ T me^> s^d “ r, w i S a l T S I n T T r i g S L Water and Aqueduct Oo. (RWA) pany and stockholders were en- able,” explained\ toe increase San Francisco Municipal Couri tense attorneys. tnr welcome. ^nd graft. government support cmd should annner »>ihoi an.i amnna- Aatri explained yesterday toe com­ Judge Joseph Kennedy expired Efforts to convict the Panth- quests for appropriations for the Aboard Cruiser The Army said its charges be encouraged to take their Several Rhodesian soccer tribal context and among detri Joytog good profits and slxeaUe toe company will experience to pany’s reason for a request to at 8 p.m. Monday after the 9th ers constitute a ’class strug- 1970-1971 fiscalyear. These Navy Fireman Appren. against M. Sgt. William Higdon rightful place besidemodem clubs employ witch doctors. A balised city Africans, has posl- dividends.” operating expenses due to the raise water rates by 186 per Circuit Court of Appeals denied g?l«” between the revolutionary meetings will be held at 8 p.m. Richard A. McGary, son on Mr. stem from his tour of duty as physicians. spell on the opposing team costs tive qualities. "Now, when they have been new plant cent.’The testimony was present- a„_„ . ___ Another innpatant reason why people Seale's appeal. Panthers and the white power in the Andover Town Hall. and Mrs. Harold McGary, custodian of the noncommis- Nimioao does not |14. Anthropologists describe it as _ _ He said the cost to operate ed at a hearing of toe Public ^ ^ Attorney Robert Marder said structure, F i^ c h author Jean All persons wUl be heard in Waiw R d .^ d o v e r , is now stoned officers andu enUstedCUUDI.CU witchcraft himsell, Governments in several coun- a force which maintains the in- of -water they come to yoii ask- toe plant will run about 8100,- system at witchcraft himself, al- j^jgg enlist the support of witch ner cohesion and harmony of Utilities OommlsBion, in Rock- tog that their butden be peas- 000 a year. This Includes sala- who live by a gas line are caHecHuckies" he did n^ contemnlate anneal- Monday. regard to any appropriaUon serving aboard the heavy men’s open mess system at »hn..I U j g cheminalschemicals and 120.000$20,000 torfor elec-elec­ wtwn toe company's new $2.2 ftaal rd conference at Yale University, commissions have been asked to preparation for its fifth Vietnam charged in connection with an He is best known as leader of ten make it impossible to coimt Witchcraft affirms group soU The mayor, again urgtog toat trical power to pump more than million treatment plant goes in­ ° ®*^’ e 8 . Genet also charged Connect!- submit their request for funds Deployment Investigation into illicit opera- « « abortive effort in space. Nko- the population accurately. The darity by dramatically defining the increase not be granted, one folUidAqu^^ t e ^ l ^ o n g ^ , g tradition of Panther Chairman Tomorrow night requests from V e m o n tialed will depend on the recom- tronauts to beat Zambia in the tribes as tantamount to saying lessen tensions which beset vr- that $200,000 -will be needed to couple of .weeks.” Bobby Seale from Califbmia. the following will be considered: mendation of the commander ot lunar race. This shortage of that there are too many people ery society, M c o n e ' s t e l ^ t o ^ e r construction of toe pay interest on the money bor­ Hie request noted Uiat all Cal­ PoHce claim Seale ordered the Board of Selectmen, treasurer, RHS Students the Redstone Arsenal at Hunts- money hobbled ttve training of and that the spirits should take The ‘South African witch doc- n®- Ptant and not Including flg- rowed to buUd the new plant; ifornia court remedies were ex- death of Rackley. Seale was in insurance Commission, town vllle, Ala., where Higdon is now spacemen here five years ago. some a'way. tor Credo Vusamazula Mutwa, Oalvert, counsel for RWA. urea relating to ita constructliHi. tljke federal government will MacKenzle, noting that the hausted March 4, when the state New Haven to speak at Yale clerk, town attorney, tax collec- l u A r c s D i v i s i o n stationed. The commander will Nkoloso improvised by rolling South Africa’s Suppression of whose name roughly translates Referring to the additional take somci $114,000 in taxes and Supreme Court denied a ■writ several days before the body of tor. Board of Finance, building conduct an, investigation before would-be astronauts down a hill Witchcraft Act provides in part as “ Bushman awakener of the new plant will probably be op­ coet to toe town for fire pro- toe town about $94,000 more In of habeus corpus vdiich wrould his fellow Panther member was official, zoning agent. Zoning G o n O f* !* ! F o s t i v u l evaluating the case against the in o41 drums to accustom them for fines and Jail terms for those Zulus,” insists that his calling erating some time to. May, said tectimi. Mayor McCoy said toe taxes than the company is now W ith gas heat be expeots toe quality of the have freed Seale and set aside found in a swamp area about and Pjtuinlng Commlsskm, Zon- sergeant, the Army said. to the rigors of space travel. who claim “ supernatural means represents the nearest thing to a Increase ■will sunount to $67,896. paying. He figured the tax on water will show noticeable im­ hls extradition. 28 miles from here. "Tiis year a large group of A witness before the Senate Zambia’s version of the Na- in causing any disease or injury psy-ebiatrist that there la for He said toe total revised cost a 68.6 mill rate. This may be Ing Board of Appeals, dog war­ provement two days after oper­ Beale, 33-year-old Black Pan­ Rockville High School students subcommittee investigating club tional Aeronautics and Space or damage to any person or many Africans. He observes: to the town would be $108,318 low as toe present rate is 82.6. ther chairman, is accused in Thiiradav nlirht the following ■will participate in the Eastern scandals scandals last last year year quoted quoted Hlg- Hlg- f^ Administration U tis ^ tio n is is ^ dormant r m ^ tow now,, thing, or who names or indi- “ “ The 1 simple fact that a witch ations begin. which would be In excess of \ Stnto peatcdly potated out, our tax Shattuck, Beverly Berger and Keeney St. School children, llv- meet in the morning. plana for open house festivities Mulvey said in a memoran­ wi^ « ‘ ® ‘8 d e ta in e d solely by our William McKinley. Ing.wlth the 1%-mUe limit and to. S om eto^ the modem and 'ess effective methods to im­ Tiqdc: ACADEMIC PiDIVBE OF THE TFs dum Monday that the release Sen,n. E ^ a r t L. Marcus, who expenditures. The The Eastern Division Concert walking to school on streets traditional claah. ♦!,„ ,„ii „„ at the new fire house. prove toe quality of toe water. , . - .1, i-v.,,,,,,.., tio receipts and expenditures. The The Eastern Division Concert walking to school on streets tradition^ , ing during the fall and winter on A ribbon - cutting ceremony WEDNESnAY, MABCH 11 — 8:16 p-m. ot two minor ^ I s who h ^ w ^ ts the I^mocmtic n o m ^ cnlv way our tlx rate can be groups are composed of talent- without sidewalks, were rejected A star Zai^tan ^ c e r p^^ « ^ S d M tlo n of a guide The customers contended the way our tax rate can be groups are composed of talent and open house la plannqd for been held in custody as materi- tion to the U.S. fenate, raised or lowered Is by the ed musicians from New London, last night by the Board of Edu- has im a ih n ^ wMch, he says, ^^Ich b ^ w l t h Hebron’s In- odor, taste and arents from work. The ultimate goal is threefold. Annual Report five fellow Panthers. "tost earth-shattering issue to Charles Phelpe, Ronald Rich- Friday and Saturday preceding groups to petition the state to Many whites scoff at wltch- per quarter toat a regular met­ First, to educate teachers to The 196B-19(» annual report of The two witnesses released ®®'"® along,” he said. But he gr^s and James Urso. the concert. make a study of these streets craft, but others find it useful. ered customer now pays to ni Mir had at one time been defend- added it shows the "arbitrary Coffee House The orchestra of over 100 and determine which ones con- ______Sin tJK__ StS T $22.28 ‘ per quarter. The town OIL CONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS CORPORATION ants. Their cases were disposed bureaucratic buffoonery” that The Andover Community Club pieces will be conducted by atitute toe greatest hazard. filched from the ganlen one natural science concepts wotdd also have to pay a large of In Juvenile court, and they ®*‘®1® among some educators, will sponsor a Coffee House Gustav Meier, associate profes- Fletcher stated that future bus- expatriate In lAiaaka. The in. «*«y plck «P coplea Increase In its fire protection were granted their freedom aft- Marcus said that “ unfortu- Saturday at 8 p.m. in toe An- sor at the School of Music, Yale Ing would be governed by decls- ^an hired a witch doctor to cast “ ® at any of toe town mon*anta rates for hydrants. "C-i!. V er one of them testifiedWled for the “naieiy ately a student almost any- any- dover dover Town Town Hall. Hall. A A Coffee Coffee University. University The The band band of of 128 128 ions ions mademaoe by oy statesiaie officials. omciais. a a protectiveprotective spell-on spell-on toetoe tomatotomato {~'~"®® »h- m: at the Town Office tottldlng. Mayor Gives Views . prosecution where in the country can obtain House was held last year which musicians__ will be under____ the ba-__ H® r®P®ot®d figures dlsriorod putch and then spread ■word curriculum Fellowship Meeting Towfi< officials are objeoung illicit drugs In almost any 'proved to be extremely success- ton of Larry Weed of the Uni- ^be Feb. 24 .meeting with the afound the nelgMboriiood toat he "^® Women’s Fellowship of to tits Increase in general and -.aaai____ # ..i ___ t v -a___ iaS — i l l ia^ aI . • «_ ** Ri^nfvI n f fWrAAl'ftra thnf a n r i n - i____ s -s_____ « aa . itod ** third, tof*. mshow » teachers y,g' a pretrial ball hearing.**'^*” school,” so “ it appears rather ful. Gordon MacDonald will lead verslly of 'Massachusetts. Board of Directors, that a prin- done so. The thievery ^ “ *® Congregational towns., costs. Ctonnacticut Natural Gas Corporation hereby Unconditionally Quaranlaos Mtisfaction with gas heating ' ' ■ f' Tne girl who testified for the ridiculous for education author!- the program. The 328-member chorus will ®JPfj’® survey revealed ^ 1,369 gtoppgd^ or so the story goes. __^® existing church hold a dessert meet- Miajror -Frank MeOcy took (lie . tor the property to which this guarantee applies, during the first twelve months. state U Aletta Wilson 16' The “ ®® ^ support a policy that BloodmobUe VUlt be under toe, direction of Phil- children walk to school on ^^tchcraft was blamed to tag .tomorrow afternoon at 12:80 stand saying he was "repra- o«..r« « - ’S. bans the serving -of .»vlded as part to attend. ■ carefree, economical heating comfort Defense attorney W. have greatly Increased,” the Paul eight persons in . c M ri. 0, ...r » Frt. a. would o o « . b « « B 2 Day or night, routine or emergency, mayor osutloned that Hm ous- For a low monthly rental charge plus the low cost of the 'd o the job In practically no time at all... whenever it’s Hebron eonreepondeot Anne we’ll take full responsibility for the gas you use, you can have a gas conversion burner unit convenient to you. Convert to economical gas heat now W. «'♦ ood w~ «lv.n • nt,lKut.„c.. Ih. I.tt.r. h. «Pt«. wip- , ,1!^ s m b minl.r. -Vohmteere - - Needed~ ' tel. "8tt-l»n. ‘ operation of your burner. Arid we U c^ ’^ Ita .aid ^ . 1^ ' *®"tonce for toe four years he Cuiombe’e lawyers argued to port, but toat approximately g„f7gg^ p ^ ^ d Four white Judges resigned to make ‘prompt delivery of famous Installed In your present heating system. If you're one of and save. Call your gas heating contractor or CNQ in spent on Death Row. u s. District Court Mondav that one letter In everv BOO la “filed —o™> Blementary * —— — —— — i Uce. ^ said Miss Wilson gpent on Death Row. U.S. District Court Monday that one letter in every 800 is “ filed *"• protest over new lawswhlch i. a, Atlantic heating oil. the Luckies living on an existing C N Q gas line, C N Q will Hartford (525-0111) or Now Britain (224-9157). Join the apparently was rewarded with Culombe, now 48 years old, he should become eligible for with the nastiest, ugliest, mea- been sent b y ^ ^ t a t a «trengthen trsdttlonal tribal fatoers to h ri^ y o u t somentor W o r k run>a line to your home absolutely free. And C N G will Luckies heating with gas. You'll like the change. hM fteedom for testifying for gays a recent U.S. Supreme parole to 1977, which would be nest istatements” he’s ever seen. ... courts and aiiminato tha auto. ______PAS For full details of our complete burner the state. > Court ruling requires that time 20 years after his original im- But toe Geonria governor P®*'taient of PuWlc Woiks to ®«mtaate the auto- freq ptoyground aquipmenL WABHINOTON (A P ) — Law^ service, cell or write ...... ■®"®1 awaiting execution be prlsonment to Jto7. I^w^ero ta anwe^^^ including a 20 per cent con- Cabtaet mliileter Aleke Banda that tlwre h a T t e « a’ naJdtor unpaid*^' . HOOFING tolTAJlt * ^ r i d ^ « ® *“ ® ‘®™- f r he has a reply for toe tlngency*fee, c u r ^ , and tree •«1 (M) BThafi Hp Ltea (H«i«ld OaiTeqioadMrt) ____ SCHOOL_____ with highway patrolmen and National Guardsmen hod been it. (If) IlsBNton fiff (IfM OaMla BtfraMM The bride^ls a daughter of-Mr. <4f) OUlgaa’s Ulaaf (U) Marla A preliminary study for the National Guardsmen, reopened on alert during the last week, Inside the hymnal, you ceui fiU <4f> Waa&OT Watah fiff (I) Ba« WteHaa Baw (O) today without violence, Edthough but thla was the first time they EUid M^s. Herbert F. Meier of fif# (f) Mamp Mm Man Marla _ In the town would allow for con­ two groups of white Euhilts were brouj^t into sight, 160 Croft Dr. TIm bridegroom firms. Nobody has done it eo (ff) rfaa "TTia Lora war'’ struction of the system In the marched in protest of a court- ,one of the first pupils off the Bat Maatanaa (f-4t) Mataaa WaIbf.M.D. Qrlswold Ehiglneers of Man­ for class today, one week after u all happened. My parents told plate passed around at church. (M> MeBato’a Mavr (lf)_Taa(If) Taa O’Ctoak B ap^ white adults clashed on the me if any of those men try to do ’Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield, (4f) Bawa Miff (t) Wha, What, I Whaa, chester nnd Cahn Engineers of performed the double-ring cere­ Or, if they prefer, they can have fiff (4f) BawhMa tnur New Haven. school ground with Negro pupils anything, for me to go right to their donations entered on a fiff (f) Mawa wUh WaNar Oiaa- (Iti TWiiTfaipa If The report, termed an "In­ and state troopers. Normal en- the police." mony and celebrated the nuptial charge form at the church en- Uta . (0) 11 Iff ( f - ifJMf) ^ ) Bawa — Waatiwr Mems. Bouquets of gladloU and (f) Baw* wMk Waak Bw- aaf Iparte (G) terim study" by the engineers, rollment is about 700. Annette Jtdinson, a 16-yearold trsmee. aaMa (0) (U) Dana Baaaa (G) was discussed last night at a The Negro puj^to arrived on said, "Yea, I waa soared chrysanthemums were on the The suburban church has of­ Of) Diak Taa Djrka (ff) faa Haat altar. (If) mat llitf (t) Marla special meeting of the Town buses escorted by highway pa- j „ t week and I was a UtUe fered its 100 membere this serv­ (ff> BaaM«r-l’-BrlaUar Bapart lltff (ffff) Taaiffht >haw fahaar Council to which various town trolmen. The whites came in geared to come today. I was The bride was given in mar- ice for five weeks. f lU (M) Laaal B* fanta 40) 7;tf (f) After Dtaaar Marla (f-4f) DIek Garatt Shaw (G) agencies had been Invited. private cars driven by their par- to see the polloemen and riEigo by her father. She wore eui "People don't think in terms (ff) Haatiar - BriaUar Be- lift (f) Bawtaapa Representatives of the two UCONN a PASTS OF A-Une gown of ivory silk peau of luing It in church yet," says (G) (ff) flea on Bapart HANSFIILO ®"^- , . soldiers here. I don’t know Tratfe ar Oaaaafaaaeaa(4f) Bawa BaafUa«s (O) — OBAF engineering firms present Shortly ^ e r Mhool o^ned, a whether I would come to school de sols and Alencon lace, de­ the pastor, the Rev. Richard r (U) CaafMBaliflau Gaaura VUaa aaf Mga OM stressed the preliminary nature group Of 18 wWte aM U came or not if they weren’t here." signed with fitted sleeves, a vlo- Taylor, 36. "It will take (M^) Bawa — Waalbar — liM (t) Bawa aaf Waattar — Ma- within a Mock of .K- the empus „ torlEm collEU*, and a chapel- ijwrla aail Baatera (0) maat af MafMaHaa aaf Mga of the report, noting that it awhile.” 7;M ttMt) Wlaate tha Baah aaf OH must undergo thorough study where they were met by a force went into the school for a brief length tradn. Her elbow-length Tom SheppEuxl, an airline pi­ of riot-armed highway patrol SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOB OOMPLETE LISTINOS by the council and other boards T a. wi < < .V. time and then left, saying to veil was arranged from a crown lot then on strike, suggested the and commissions directly in­ men. J. P. Strom,om, chief of the „ „ of lace, and she carried a nose­ charge card forms. But the .QToto Tj.«ir ir.r,F,.iw.m«iiE iKiwi. **®wsmen. It Just doosn t soom volved in the planning proce­ State Law Enforcement Divi­ gay of sweetheEUt roses, mini­ strike ended and lie hEis not Radio dure for sewers. These groups sion, said to the group; worth staying In class today. I only saw about eight vriilte Uds. ature carnations and ivy. used the service. (TUe Uating inclndea only tboee neira broadcasts of IS or U would' Include the Plannihg and "This school is under court or­ Mrs. Dan Stamper of Ham­ "At first I thought he was cra­ mlniite length. Some atattona ewry other short newacasts.) Zonllw Commission, the Board der. Move out." "I think it is a disgrace," she zy," Sheppard’s wife said, "but The whites dispersed, al dstid, "that this has happened in den and Miss Virginia Meier of W B O B -« u 8:10 Speak Up on Bporta of H w th and the Economic De- Manchester, sisters of the bride, Eifter we all thought about It, it 6:00 Hartforf BlgbUfhu Newa velopiii^t CommUsion. Then, th ^ ^ h OM ” was"‘"J^ibb^d by « ’* ‘« " “>le that any- seemed like a good idea. 7:00 Kawa 9:10 Speak ^ when an groups have made state authorities and pushed <«« who w a^ an education were matron of honor and 8:00 OaaUgbt 12:16 sign OM bridebmald, respectively. ’They “ It's no big commercial i3:(IO Quiet Hour* WTIC Ifff recommendations, a final re­ Into the rear seat of a patrol ‘ niy Mnior deal," she sEdd. "It’s Just there wror—1411 6:00 Afternoon BdUlofi port could be worked up by en­ car. Police said he was arrested ^ want to graduate." wore gowns of coral crepe, de­ 5:00 Mike Oreen f:16 Market Raporl signed with scoop necklines, if somebody should care to use 7:00 Ray Dunaway il:3S Aftjmoon Edition gineers. for carrying a club. Twenty-nine of those accused it.” 12:00 Bobby Rivera 6:30 Weather In explaining the purpose of I PAST OP MANSPItLD A short time later, 85 more Involvement in the melee last empire waistlines, cuffed, ruffl­ The Rev. Mr. Taylor said one WIBT—U te 7:00 Accent 70 ed full sleeves and matching 6:00 News 7:20 Edwin Newman R,vflopon« the . meeting. Town Council white Eidults, Including 10 worn- week, when white adults armed charge card firm Emcepted the 6:111 Oncla J a j 7:30 News of the ~W)i ‘lid ■ heEidbows. Each carried two 6:00 Newi 7:60 Juld put the initial were located upstresim of the do this. sewers in the northern tip of the belonging to a Natioiud Guard violent integration protest. Mrs. MEUming, a 1967 grad' Mrs. F. PauUne Uttle of Eagle- Mclntlre, a Coventry Cosmetics both public sewers and investigation of septic tEinks in area of need in the lEtke area, aquifer, there is apparently As to financing a project of town where the proposed Bol- uate of Manchester High School, vlUe Rd., Coventry, and High School graduate, is em­ PLAZA Cedar are a prime need. the area.. These inspections had running south Eilong the lake, some possibility that the under- this magnitude, the engineers ton-Ooventry Airport would be is a senior at St. Francis H o s - Charles Little of ployed EM a secretery In the IT'S Lewis also noted that Coven- been done over a period of Emd southeast through the ground water supply could be pointed out that this co n be located, since this area could 'pltEil School of Nursing In Hart- Swamp Rd., Coventry. investment research department trv^uike”i8”t^'town^s ’grea ®o»rd of village to the intersection of the fo^ed. hE indled by the town, and! that Eilso poERtibly co n tain an indus- Civilian-Oriented Agency ford. Mr. Manning served in the The Rev. Robert K. Bechtold of the Connecticut Bank and You will find a complete and colorful stock natural asset, emd that it is in Health and showed that, of Hop and WllllmEintic Rivera. In terms of costs of the sys- there are a number of Edtema- trlEd pEU-k, if th e airport be­ U.S. Navy for 4 ^ years. A of Second Congregational Trust Co. In HEUtford..Mr. Mc- of Easfer Baskets, grass, eggs, dye, fuxzy This would allow for construe- tern, four different sets of flg- Uggetts demger of pollution because of 1,000 inspections, there were 60 tives. The entire cost CEUi be c am e a r ^ i t y . Eyed hy CD Advisory Board 1962 graduate of Manchester Church of Coventry performed mtire, a graduate of Washburn bunnies and chicks plus delicious chocolate the crowded housing conditions septic tank failures, and 14 tlon between now etnd 1975. The urea Eire offered in taible form reflected in the mill rate, with He was told that, due to the High School, he Is a student at the double-ring ceremony. Bou- (Maine) High School, is employ- AtThePsiiniP in much textile UkTaiik" wWch POM“>le failures, all of short term need area, to be ser- in the report. With finEuiclai els- all taxpayers sharing .the cost. extreme preliminEiry nature of James (Dutch) FogEurty,. the ships with offlclEds and serv ice the University of Connecticut. quets of pink and white pom- ed as a tractor tndler driver bunnies and eggs. 'vlced by 1980, would include the sistance from HUD (Eissuming orgEinizatlons. in turn leads to inadequate con- could be considered pos- Or, thoM homes served by sew­ the Eiirport plEuis, no considera­ town's new Civil Defense direc­ ------pons Eind carnations were on MANCHBfTER area northwest of Coventry 'this is available) the total cost by Golden TriEuigle Truddng dltions for proper septic tank ®“»*® sources of lake pollutkm. e rs cEui be aaseesed fo r the sew­ tion had been given to this at tor, and the ClvU Defense Advis­ York G. Strangfeld, council the altar. Leon Beckwith of Buy our beautifully made up baskets or Fuss termed these figures LEike, where it appears popula- of the sewer project gone into member and Red Cross leEider, Co., in PUtebuigh, Pa- InstEdlaUon Euid. (qietpUon. ers, 'With tile Emsessment not to this time. ory Council lELst night discussed Rockville waa orgEuilst. "significant” in terms of pos- tion growth and commerclEd ex- jointly with Coventry Eind Mans- reflect a Uar 'value more timn FUudly, Arnold Carlson^ said the Red Cross keeps a list make your own. Lewis eOso stressed the need slble pollution. pEUVslon la most likely. ' field would be a total of $14.6 The bride given In marriage of citizen response to Einy pro­ the benefit derived from the BoEurd of HeEdth member Eind .ways to reELcUvaite the town's of all graduates of first Eiid by her uncle, Laurence L. Hill posals for. public sewers, since Another daneer is that the ^ *^® long-range, (mUHon), with Coventry’s share, fact that the home is served by hdmEielf a resident of the lake CD program and to interest and courses. He sEdd that In an of Plainvllle. She wore a full- PLAZA has tha supplies. such a system would have a lai!^ vJsefL*^ a public water ®®^«® «^‘®-- o^*®*- “t^*® “ ><1 Eiewers. Or, th ese can be work­ Eirea, urged the Town Council, in-vblve more residenta. Fogsurty emergency the Red Cross is length A-Une go'wn of satin the Hop River, which would be grants, amounting to $5.1 mil' in its review of the report, to equipped to provide housing, long-range effect arttol- Fuss explained also that the bo installod, the town should mantle River Junction, is be- engineers Edso feel, they SEdd, sidered adequate, there PLAZA Simp!y spread a bag of t u r f b u il d e r on would the report ceui stop in during told the director about the pro­ follow the program. MRS. WAYNE PETER BARRETT (topee High School. She is a sen­ pate in .the program: interim report for Coventry consider some changes in the cause of an underground aquifer that a Joint effort with Mans- have to be right-of;way acqui­ regrular Town Hall office hours. posed "paper” drill of a hypo­ An Academic Award Assem­ ior at CentTEd Connecticut State Blanchester High Graduate your lawn and enjoy the difference it will drew on both the WRPA report present regulations to include, above that point. This should be field is vitsd, and the towns sition for others. These costs on weekdays. bly will also be h ^ the same DEPT. STORE Andrew Kearns thetical emergency to find out Ml., Sandra M. NUe« and Bruce N. BldweU of Manche^ CoUege, Now Rritaln, where she (We Have A Notion make. Turf Builder is the patented fertilizer to/ the weaknesses of town depEirt- evening. Recelving'awards wlU Detective Ernest McNaUy Mancheater Police Dept. be Priscilla lippincott and Wavna Pater Barrett both of ‘er served as beat man. Ushers is majoring in elementery edu- To PleiMe) that helps grass multiply itself. It feeds slowly ments and organizations. "It Wayna peter Richard Lyons of West cation. She is a member If Iota E. BODDLE TPKE. Blr. Robert J. Dlgim Coordinator of 'Youth Services, would tEdce the depEurtment Nancy Staslak, art; April Lar Manchester, W®** *^®<* Saturday g^^d Andre Yurkovic of Kappa Tau sorority, (Next to Popular BIkt.) and steadily, avoiding the wasteful surge valiee and Nancy RyrfiUng JdEUicheeter School System heads only two hours time,” he aflemoon in feoncordU Lutheran Lime palls, N. J. WaUach la a graduate of OPEN WED., m UBS., growth that makes for extra mowing. Keeps business and Rdbeit Agnew, said. Chirn^i. After a reception aS Mm - jjanchoster High School and FBL tin • THURSDAY, MARCH 12 — 7 to 9 p.m. grass greener longer too. Pick up a bag this Cynthia Fors, Susan Gore, Kath­ Party euppUes and The plan, developed Eutd reids- T h e bride is a daughter of Mr. Central Connecticut State Col­ ed fay ReicfaenbEmh, has been leen Keefe, Ke'vin Lyman and greeting cards tor St. HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA week end and enjoy a greener, thicker lawn Linda Sherrtek, Ebiglish, and Mrs. Vernon F. Niles Sr. Mrs. ® ^® ‘* . * lege. He was nEuned in the 1968 Patrick’s Day are at AIN presented to Town Manger Bob- of 778 Center St. The bridegroom B e^h. For ®**® edition of "Who’s Who Among Spnsored by BIANCHESTEB ADULT BVENINO SCHOOL this year. ert B. Weiss, who will discuss it Also, Charlene DonEdme, Les P L A ^ FREE U the son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Car- a beige Studente in Americiin Colleges 'With Fogarty. ter Jamieson, Karen Pearson Clirtllan emergencies such as Gal PlzztUAa and June Ry«h roU J. Barrett of « VUlage St. “® ® ® ^ .e rM ^ h ^ i6 ^ 410 Universities." He is a can- floods, broken gas mains, lovsky, history; Catherine Buch T h e R e v . JoteiphRourret pas- dIdate for hi. master’s degree i t natural-dUasters, accidents in­ spies and Patricia Juravaty, tm of. Mrs. Ban4tt is employed as a «" education at Central Oonnect- Save *2 volving several vehicles were home economics; Beveriy PcM programmer by C o m b e r As- Icut State CoUege and Is em- 15,000 sq ft bag 11.95 noted by Francis HJtume, council and Mlcluiel TEUheU, industrial ^ ^ n c e Inc. to New Haven. Mr. ployed as a graduate assistant member, es types of e'vents for arts, Eind Thomas Preatridge and Barrett is employed as an en- 6t the college’s Student (Center. Also save $1 on 10,000 sq ft bag A95" 8.95 CD acU'Wty. "Most people don’t Paulette Soucy, French. JSSTed S : d S ^ S g cSe- E -eer by United niumtoating of ^;j|®^weddlng U plmmed for WHY SHOP AT A STORE? Also save 5(W on 5,000 sq ft bagAt^J" 4.95 WEUit to thiidi of nuclear blasts," Also, Dehra Devine and Jesse he SEdd. 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\ ' ■ / l»AGB FOUBTEEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCi^ES'fER, CONN.. TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 r .. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN Kentucky Tops Final College Poll, THE Herald Angle Pepitone Clouts Astros Past Red Sox ■y Battles Notre Dame in Regionals EARL YOST t v t .*•4- Bpwts MMor Yankees W in SeattleOub Florida State stayed at No. 11 that is the mythical national sent our area in the final The Bonnies finished with 432 NEW YORK (AP) — and Drake regained the 14th • f / A i .'v . champions. game," he said. points—just eight behind UCLA. Notes from the Little Black Book First Game StillLikely Kentucky’s Adolph Rupp spot, while Houston rose from . r •V-'' Kentucky’s first obstacle will Jacksonville had three first Fuel for thought: Norm Hohenthal, one of the origi­ h^as learned to take winning b'or Kentucky, It was the sixth place votes and New Mexico 13th to 12th and Utah State time in the final poll’s top posi­ not be an easy one. The Wild­ State and Iowa one epch. jumped from 18th to IBth. West­ nal Little League baseball players in the Manchester Of Season ToRelocate in stride during his 40 sea­ ern kentucky, beaten by Jack­ r . tion. The Wildcats, who drew 18 cats edged Notre Dame 102-100 Votes are tabulated on tjip program which started back in 1960, reports that pro- NEW____ YORK (A P)— Joe TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Saat- sons as the Wildcat basket­ at Louisville on Dec. 27,as the basis of 20 for first place, 18 sonville, fell from 12th to 18th. iimina^ plans have been made to stage a 20-year re- Pepitone made the big first place votes and 512 points, ’The Top 20, with first place tie's troubled baseball franohlae ball mentor. were No. 1 in 1949, 1951, 1952, Irish’s high-scoring Austin Carr for second, etc. union. Twenty years ago there were but four teams and noise in a day highlight^ votes and total points: Pointo may go down for the l(Mt ttme 1954 and 1966. blistered the nets for 42 points. St. Bonaventure moved up today when the Amerloan But Rupp, who has led his awarded for first 16 places 60 boys in the small fry baseball loop which played all by long ball fireworks teams to an amazing 835-176 UCLA lost last week to South­ Carr broke the NCAA tourna­ from fourth and Jacksonville tu gamez at Memorial, Field, while - - -his former New York League meets to reoonaidar its ment record against Ohio Uni­ jumped from sixth. Iowa and based on 20-18-16-14-12-10-6tc. long a caaualty of progrosa. . . East students Tom Kiellok emd record, has an added incentive ern California and ended up in 512 fate. versity last Saturday with 61 Marquette each advanced one 1. Kentucky (18) Bast Catholic High will open Its Don Provencal. , .The Herald’s Yankee teammates won when the Wildcats face Notre second place with three first 440 Although the league voted points. rung, but Notre Dame shot 2. UCLA (8) baseball seaaon Tuesday, April sports correspondent at Bast, their first game of the Dame in the first round of the place votes and 440 points. The 483 $660,(XX) as a temporary loan to Rupp noted, ’’ I realize that from 16th to ninth and North 3. St. Bonaventure 7, at home against St. Thomas Tom Barrett will enter Fair- spring season rather quiet­ NCAA Mideast Region tourna­ Bruins were the top-ranked 850 tide tile Pilots through spring ment in Coiumbiis, Ohio Thurs­ team last year and most of this Notre Dame is much Improved Carolina State surged from a 4. JackaonYille (8) Aquinas, Ckiach Jim l^enders’ field University In September ly. tratatag as recently os Feb. 11, season. over the time we beat them, tie for lt9h to 10th. 5. New Mexico State (1) 800 squad will play 18 games, nine . . .Joe Dyer will M.C. Monday Pepitone, traded by the Tanks day night. 289 thwre were tndlcaUons that n The Wildcats, who finished the UCLA, which also topped the and there is no doubt that Iowa South Carolina lost to North 6. South Carolina home and nine away. Newcom- night’s Knights' of (Jolumbus to Houston during the winter for move to Milwaukee for 1970 was 242 regular season with a 25-1 mark, poll in 1964 and 1967, ended its and Jacksonville also arc Carolina State in the Atlantic 7. Iowa (1) e « to the slate are Gilbert High JHsh-Sports Night at the Kacey Curt Blefary, knocked In five 168 getting strong consideration. were named Monday as the na­ regular season at 24-2 and cap­ strong. In fact, I think the Mid­ Coast Conference final and fell 8. Marquette of Wlnsted, coached by Moe Home. Honored guest will be runs Monday helping the Astros 128 Experienced baseball men tion’s No. 1 team in the final tured the Paclflc-8 Conference. east Region is the strongest of from third while New Mexico 9. Notre Dame Morhardt, and Windsor Locks Cathy Dyak, the No. I high av- to a 9-6 victory over Boston. pointed out that the mere fact 'Worth Carolina State 118 Associated Press weekly major Kentucky wrapped up its third the bunch.’ ’ State remained the same. 10. High. Morhardt and Pendens erage woman duckpln bowler The 29-year-old first baseman, that the league was holding an­ 117 college basketball poll. consecutive Southeastern Con­ The winners of the Kentucky- Pennsylvania dropped from n . Florida State played college hall, at UCk>nn. in the United States. Speaker after driving In an earlier run 108 other special meeting leas tiian "Naturally we’re delighted at ference crown to gain its 18th Notre Dame and Jacksonville- seventh to 13th and Davidson, 12. Houston . , . Jim McCavanagh has been will be The Rev. Robert Keat­ -with a single, settled the game a- month attar cmnouncing a ds- 92 the confidence that the final bal­ NCAA berth. lowa games will meet for the beaten by St. Bonaventure, fell 13. Penn named ' general sales manager ing a n d Sen. Tom Dodd. . . with a bases-taaded home run f cision to stay In Seattle was tak­ 75 off the Red sJx’ Vicente Romo lots placed in the University of The No. 1 ranking may be Mideast Region championship. from 10th to 15th. 14. Drake at Mdriarty Bros. Mac Is a vet­ Looking back 20 years, three of en as a strong hint that a'ohsnge 61 In the eighth inning. Bob Watson Kentucky,” Rupp said. frosting on the cake, but for Rounding out the top-ten in Niagara, No. 17, Long Bench 15. Davidson eran stock cor racing driver the town's top tennis players was upcoming. 48 also homered for the Astros "We realize that UCIjA is an Rupp, the season Is far from the final poll, in order, were St. State, No. 19, and USC, No. 20, 16. Utah State and was on the autoitiobUe sales are now connected with the If the owners decide to move 24 while Tony Conigliaro, in his outstanding team and that over. Bonaventure, Jacksonville, New moved into the top 20 this week. 17. Niagara staff before hU promotion. Holiday Lanes. Brothers Hip at the meeting, scheduled to 28 llrat at bat of the spring, con­ many other teams In the coun­ "I realize that the NCAA has Mexico State, South Carolina, Dropping out were Kansas 18. Western Kentucky • • « and Paul Correntl were top- start Tuesday morning, the best 16 nected for a two-run shot for the try could have been placed in not been decided and maybe Iowa, Marquette, Notre Dame State, Ohio University and Cin­ 19. Long Beach State notchers and Lee Urbanettl bet would appear to be Milwau­ the same position as we are"— we will have a chance to repre­ and North Carolina State. cinnati. 20. Southern OaUfomla 13 Here *n There held the singles crown in 1950. Sox. Marty Ralbovsky, sportswrlt- The Yeuikees, after dropping kee which has a major league Hip Correnti and Urbanetti are stadium ready for opening day, er on the staff of NEA, will be officers and part owners of the their first three spring exhibi­ (Ap PhotoCox) tions, got excellent eight-hit only four weeks off. the featured guest on Phil Bur­ duckpln house. . .Now’s the OUT AT PLATE— Houston Astros’ Doug Rader is Montgomery. Jesus Alou flied to Carl Yastrzem- E B A Names pitching from veterans Joe Ver- gess' sports show Wednesday time for the Park Department tagged out a%' plate by Boston’s catcher. Bob ski in second inning and Rader tried to score. Mount Inks Pacers’ Contract, banlc and Steve Hamilton and night at WINF radio starting to start thinking seriously of VAp KIKKDCaXI at 0:80. Ralbovsky is the chap rookie Ron Kllmkowski in roll­ Tennis Play MOODY STAR— LSU's scoring ace Pete Maravich sits alone in a pensive mood Outstanding getting the current available ing to a 3-0 triumph over the who has created quite a bit of tennis courts into condition for ■in the dressing room after losing a big one with Kentucky. Maravich, college First of College Superstars interest with |)ls early major Minnesota Twins. NHUs Patrick Trophy To Shore WOMEN'S the 1070 season. . .The 39th an­ Matches Two basketball’s all-time scoring leader, replays the game, especially after defeat. HANDICAP - TToon Stars league baseball pennant predic- The New Yorkers got all the INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. *^® contract is tlonal Basketball Association. Holiday Lanes,Bs, 106 entries. Kay _ kJ I - O nual Connecticut Gallery Rifle runs they needed In the third in­ MacWilliams and Betty Parker ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) tKm carried In Herald as a Match begins FUday thru Sun­ /^ p \ __R ick Mount Purdue y®®rs "at about $40,000 "I don’t think we can afford dally feature titled 'Form ning on John Ellis' run-scoring Power Teams All ^ ATviavi^an V>aalroi-hn11 ^ “ substantial initial to wait,” he said. "As far as split first place money, $26 Waite Bellamy, averaging 30.2 day at the Winchester Range single and a$t RBI triple by Reds^ Players Enjoy Traveling A ll - A m en ca n oasnetuaii gjyen a I’m concerned, until there is a each, with 372 scores. Donna points a game for Wilmington, Charts. . .Zlggy Oozdz, former in New Haven. Two ol the out­ Old Boston Bruins’ Player CAMBRIDGE, Moss. (AP) — Gene Michael. SIgn-up dotee for boys in­ player, became tne Iirst Ol funded program that could pay merger, there is no merger." Bremser, 362, Lorraine Caroen- was named the most valuable local basketball player, now a standing schoolboy teams en­ The $20,000 DSvU Cup style resident of Sandwich, Mass., on In other action, the I%iladel- terested in playing Little this year’s college stars to annuities of up to $60,000 a year The merger would include a ter, 361, Laura Armstrong, 361, player in the Eastern Pro Bas- tered are Rockville High, de­ phia Phillies dropped the New tournament billed as a "World Cape Cod, recently returned League baseball In Manches­ tum pro when he signed a tor 20 years beginning 20 years common draft to end the bid-Ann Kalil, 367, Judy Addaibbo, ketball League at a meeting fending champs, and Manches­ York Meta 18-3, the Chicago Title" tennis match between the ' from Florida where he -visited, Honored at Hockey Dinner ter will be the next two Fri­ United States and Australia was Globetrotters’ Opponents, contract Monday night from last night." ding war between the leagues 355, followed. ’Total of 38 made here Monday, ter High. Cubs stopped Seattle 7-3, the days from 7 to 8:80 p.m. and fished, with Brunlg Moske deadlocked 1-1 today with with the Indiana Pacers of The Pacers, most financially for college talent. the prize list. Bob Raskin, coach of the Chicago White Sox whipped St. Boys who register must be before the latter sold ^hls. inter­ his skating and to suggest that his boss he would not be back Americans hoping to wear down the American Basketball successful team in the three- With Purdue out of any post- pace-setting Allentown Jets, waj Louis 7-4, Detroit blasted Pitts­ NEW YORK (AP) — A accompanied by an adult and ests In Stuart. Oozdz, who own­ End of the Line his athletes skate leaning back­ the next year because he want­ Aueeles Fred Stolle and John Association. year-old ABA, signed Mount in season tourneys, Mount was the CHURCH — Ed Daniels 207- chosen coach of the year, and burgh 8-2, San Flnncisco benevolent smile crossed each boy must pay an in­ Don Ed Mast of the Jets was select- ed and operated an antique Writers covering the CIAC wards to increase blood circula­ ed to pursue his law studies. Neither Mount nor Mike a news conference televised live first of the college superstars 655, Earl White 211-568 bombed Oakland 14-4, Cincin­ Eddie Shore’s face Monday surance fee of $1. Birth cer­ Newcombe, a couple of "iron Game’s Most Unsung Heroes ‘business In Talcottvllle for Basketball Tournament semi­ tion to their brains. Patrick wired Art Ross, then StoTen '^Pacera'^genera^^ manag- rn 'indlanapolta at il’ p.mTES-T this year to become fair game Anderson 202-211-670, Jim Coop- ed rookie of the year. Mast is nati clubbed Kansas City 12-6 tificates must also be pro­ men" as contract pros. many years, retired a year ago finals and finals at Central night as he accepted the Shore insists when a player head man of the Bruins,, offer- The four-man U.S. team, all WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. good “ d many times the a team that loses every night? ^ould reveal any particulars Monday. to the pros. er 258-665, Dick Heck 209-664, fifth in rebounding and amon" Connecticut won’t have any and Cleveland nipped San Diego duced. and settled In a new home in National Hockey League’s skates straight up, circulation is' ing the non-descript Lane in a so-called players eligible to ac­ /API MonHnwlnrk margin of victory for the Globe- Financially, a team spokesman of the contract. Mount only "Rick’s signing has demon- Pete Maravich of Loulsl^a Mike Orlowskl 214, Tom Reese the top 20 in scoring. worry -knowing that Don Clerkin, 7-5 Sandwich. . .Vollyball playoffs, The Meta, defending world Lester Patrick 'Trophy for increased from spinal column to totally preposterous exchange Play will be for boys 0 thru cept prize money, has plenty (AP) — Meadowlark j^m has only been one point, said, the Reds do very well. commented "I’m very pleased" strated to all that the ABA is State, Niagara’s Calvin Mur- 213, John Wolcott 202, Bemie Heading the all-star ^am is Central’s sports tub thumper, a round-robiri double elimina­ service to brain. “ But the -boys today, they for Shore, who was one of the 12. July 81 determines the going for It In the three-day on. Curly Neal and Pablo But even when the game is „ , . p, . J,| new contract, h here to stay,” Storen told the phy, Charlie Scott of North McDonnell 219-684, Vic Squadri- Wilkes-Barre s Stan Fawlak, will be in charge of the pres.8 champions, committed eight er- outstanding age, Mike Nlmlrowskl, presi­ tion, started last night at the bend over forward. Ihat makes top NHL stars of the day. tournament with $11,000 going to Rnhprtnon have become close, the fans gather outside Hrnw^0 iravei. y uiii oeo. .storen had sal in the tonight, conclude Monday slower,” he said. composure oVer the offer, wired the losers . a look at their heroes while tile , European tour to ing a deferred payment pro- Storen had said earlier the ments. r e d LEE CLASSIC — June ‘ “ P® scribes . . . Tops in pushing out In three runs apiece for the "Lester Ftatrick ... I re­ the first week in April. ^ Shore was introduced by ball fans who follow the Reds go ------unnoticed.a, to their countries^ and there are gram and business investment Pacers would try to sign Mount ’The Pacers presented Mount a 178-482, Harriet Coons league. . night, league director Bob copy to sports desks around the Phillies, (fompton had a three- member him,” said Shore, who Patrick simply: “ You’re Myles The tournament on Harvard’s Parizeau reported. . .John Fll- run homer while the Phils’ Rick Myles J. Lane, Justice of the from Shore.” Boys may register at the indoor clay courts is being held antics of the Harlem Globe- dressing room and on to the “^gi^“io' scores of cities in the opportunities, can run weU in regardless of the merger talks No. 10 jersey, the same number 176.193.51g Betty Richardson , ^ T wii state on a college scale is ds generally acknowledged as school in which their resi­ of cities in the , i ’ ,„,„,on .” between the ABA and the Na- he had at Purdue. 176-193-639, Grace Brenner 185- ^^^n Mathis Hamden; Ken Wl - loramo, outstanding lineman UConn’s Joe Soltys, which is Joseph added a two-run blast. the game’s greatest defense- New York State Supreme Court Shortly afterwards, Lfuie was to help a drive tor construction trotters. f®am bus. United States. burn, Allentown: Tony Koski, dence falls at Waddell, But what about Red Klotz, Spinella^ a graduate of the 472, Ruth Smith 183-528, Elea­ and linebacker with East the main reason UOonn gets Billy Williams clubbed a men. “ He used to go by me like and, for a short time, a team­ sold to the Bruins in a etraigjit of a public tennis center In Bos­ ‘"The European tour is the Hartford; and Bellamy. Buckley or Verplanck Jim Boyle and Matt Spinella? University of Jacksonville nor WUaon 494, Barbara Higlet Catholic High’s football team more ink than other state col­ three-run homer and pitcher hello.” mate of Eddie’s in Boston. cash deal. ton. Named to the seconfl team Schools. There are new boun­ They jday every time the Globe- where he was a standout player, best," Boyle says. ’,’They don’t TV Camera Injures Clark 188-478, Mary Prestl 216-530, last fall, wiU appear with the leges . . . Men’s Senior Bowling Ralph Dickey added a bases- Lsine played briefly for the The fifth annual Patrick din­ America will sen'd Its top' Knicks’ GM were Mast, Bruce Spraggins,, It was a night tor memories dary lines for the 1970 sea­ trotters do, but they don’t get says it takes a certain amount >mow much f^ u t basketb^l Leah Whipple 179-611, Ginger East All-Stars In the annual Tournament at the Holiday loaded triple in the Cubs’ victo­ New York Rangers after grad­ ner also honored Jim Hendy, a ranked player, Stan Smith of Hamden; Dave Scholz, Hamden; with many of Fiore’s contempo- ^ son. r^chlttentil of adapttag to ply for the Reds. ‘ htak Yourkas 178-198-519, Miary Nutmeg Bowl football game Lanes this weekend is open to ry over Seattle. uating from Dartmouth. One longtime hockey executive, Pasadena, Calif., against Stolle, Joe Heiser, Binghamton; and Ooco Laboy and Adlopho phll **^?*'“***’£ ,? * * ^ Jtainson, ^ jj approached Lester Pat posthumsotay. Hendy’s son, F'e- the 1966 U.S. singles champion, They are members of the New First, he said, you have to Globetrotters are the bes ® m Chaves 469, Lynn Massaro 458. Aug. 21 at Kennedy Stadium in all, no restrictions to local resi­ - - ^ - Ace Bailey, BUI Cook, King ■' Spider Bennett, Hartford. dents only . . . New town men’s >‘PS smashed solo blasts and rick, then general manager- ter, accepted the award for his in the third singles match to- Jersey Reds, who, about 280 realize that the people come to ^ ® ® Bucks One Man Show ^ ® ^ ,9 , Bridgeport. 'FiUoramo, along Clancy, aitd Cooney WeUand Dartmbuthith Cager Commissioner Harry Rudolph duQkpin bowling king, George Bob Bailey had a two-rm triple coach of the Rangers, and told father. . night. In the first doubles times a year, lose to the Globe- see the Globetrotters and not OOMiMERCIAL — Ken Warii- with back John Wholley, were Joining a who’s who of current HANOVER, N.H, (AP) o • AtBuitaio announced Binghamton was Pelletier feels that the lack of Expos’ rout while the America can ^ck a trotters. you. Second, you have to realize Boyle says people come be- burn 144-383, Ed Spence 147- -winners of the Thom McAn hockey to honor the old Boston John Ryzewic, a 8-foot-4 reserve niatch, fined $2,000 as the result of its top-grade leeq;ues, plus a reduc- Hraves got homers from Hank forward from New London, t®am from Smith, Cliff Richey, ’The Reds have beaten the that the Reds are the straight cause the Globetrotters are fun- Deieats SuperSomes BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)—Ed­ 394, Claude Hendricksen 364, failure to appear for a schedul­ awards, presented in coopera­ Bruin defen^man. Globetrotters only once, andmen for the Globetrotters’ rou- "y- “ f " every funny bit,” he Fred Oakes 374, Ed Scott 359, tion with The Herald. The two ed tournament sechedule, has Aaron and Tony Gonzalez. Conn., Is captain-elect of the Arthur Ashe and Clartc Graeb- ed game at Hamden Sunday. Seventh-inning circuits by Shore played defense for 13 Tall Sophomore Jim Masker tines. says, "someone has to throw thS die Donovan, who a* coach and Irv Schlehofer 376. hurt Connecticut bowlers in the 1970-71 Dartmouth College baa- n®r duel Stolle and New- that was 10 years ago NEW YORK (A P)— First, Archie Clark’s losing pho- Arrangements for post-season Thom McAn awaird recipients Tom McCraw'and Bobby Knoop seasons with the Bruins and was "Actually” says Neal, "they It takes so much adapting pie, and someone has to get hit nOSe. then general manager helped national ranks. Three times Pel­ ketball tecun. combe. Wally JoneS gets defeated by a playoffs will be com plete Sun­ at Manchester High will be an­ gave the White Sox their a first-team AU-8 tar seven didn’t beat us. We thought we that six out of 10 men who try fhe face . . . we get hit.’ guide the New York Knicks nounced shortly. letier was No. 2 In the country, In Fine Year at Dartmouth Ryzewic, who averaged 2.0 I" cq>enlng slnglea Monday What next for the Philadelphia 76ers? day. Just missing on two occasions by triumph. McOaw, who also times and Most Valuable Player were ahead and did our baseball out for the Reds give up refus- Chuck McKay, who is the from the depths to the heights of Coach of All-Stars points in limited action in night, Richey, ranked third in Clark is out with a hip injury less than one pin of being No. 1 rapped out a single and double, in the NHL four times. routine, but it turned out the tag to play second fiddle to the voice of the Glotetaotters says barging into a television surge that put the game out of the National Basketball Associa- Sophomore Jim Masker has games this year, was elected the nation but considered this !! CHICAGO (AP)—Otto Graham Short Stuff . . . Roller derby returns to the tied the contest at 4-4 with his After his playing career end­ completed a highly successful Monday night to succeed Greg country’s foremost d a y player, scoreboard wag broken and they Trotters. that the Reds might be able to ^ National reach. blast and Knoop added a two- W 1 n rr4 4 V< ^ r P v w f f A w a •' Young men behind the cam­ Elastem States CoUseum Wed­ were ahead.” I^ tz, who owns the Reds Md do ^ tter Association game tion, will have a chance to try it who coached the college foot- ed. Shore took over ownerabip season with the Dartmouth Ctol- Pickering. rallied to defeat Newcombe. Alcindor scored 25 points in Sports Slate eras at several East Catholic nesday night, April 1 with San nm shot. Lou Brock, Mike Shon- of th* American League Spring- lege varsity basketball team. Jim Boyle, a graduate of at 60 years old still is a starter "But,” McKay says, ’ It would New York. And _ Monday______an abbreviated appearance, and. again® with the fledgling ® ® Buffalo hall All-Stars “ “ ^s to victories over with High basketball games this sea­ Francisco meeting the Midwest non ‘ ‘ ®W franchise and turned It Into Masker, a 6-10 center for the Temple and a five-year man for the team, probably has the mean Interfering with the com- ‘ jonesVviffered'a rwse in- Intimidated the opposition in an- team the pros in 1958 and 1963, was TUESDAY, MARCH „ 16 son whose work has appeared Pioneers. Last month a turn- inning homers for the Cards. a vaetly successful operation Indians, finished the season In with the Reds, said in an inter- best set shot in the business. edy routines, which would mean . ’ Philadelphia’s 131-112 other one-man show. Once the Donovan’s appointment as named Monday as head coach Class AA Semifinals ati CGSC Willie Horton knocked In two In The Herald, hududing last away crowd watched the actio.i which served as a ^ringboard third place in the overall indi­ NHL Appoints Own view here the Reds really are a So why ^yould he want to own ruining the Globetrotters.” victory over San Diego. 7-2 rookie took the ball away------general^_____ manager ^ of the new lignin of the collegians for their Watkins vs. Latvians 8, Kas- runs while Jim Northrop and Friday’s against Lee High, are at the Springfield, Mass., site. lor majiy players now In the vidual scoring race with 270 I Dalton Jones cracked three hits Jones received the” painful in- from a Seattle guard, and an- expansion” franchise was to Kansas City aen vs. Eart Sides 8:45. NHL. points, for an 11.7 per game jury in the first period and after other time dribbled half the i iiv r n « WEDNESDAY, March 11 apiece in the Tigers’ victory. He became famous for his being worked on by two doctors, length of the court, passing be- oinciany at a news Chiefs, winners of the Windham vs. East Cathobc at average. Hal Lanier unleashed a home somewhat tmorthodox training Crime Department did not bow out until the final hind his back for an assist. conference today. Super Bowl, wiU play the All- CXJSC 6:45 ’ ’ ' Masker, of Vernon and for­ Ski Notes Boxing Referee Tony Perez run and the Giants erupted lor tactics. He has been known to AIC Begins Play seconds of the game. Doctors in- Bob Rule scored 19 points to In a prelude Monday, the 46- Stars at Soldier Field July 31. Northwest Catholic vs. > ^uth nine runs In the first four In­ mer Rockville High and Kings- NEW YORK (AP) — The National Hockey Leaflrue, insist that a player change his ^ood performer, had the By BILL 8 ACHEREK dlcated the nose was not bro- top the SuperSonics, who were year-old Donovan resigned as Graham isIs returning March Catholic at (JCSC 8:15 nings In their rouf ol Oakland. concerned by the recent gambling controversies involv­ Saves Life in. Out of Ring hairstyle in an effort to Improve team’s second best rebound to- Xen, but said Jones probably never In the game. 15 to, the Coast Guard Acad­ 'THTTRSDAY, MARCH M Jim Stewart led a 17-hit Cin­ ing Denny McLain and Joe Namath, announced Monday will be held at Glen Ellen and would not be available for Sat-. New Orleans’ victory over ^ . emy as athletic director. He Hhnd vs. Kolbe at (XSC 6:45 NEW YORK—(NEA) — Tony tell the parents that we’ve seen cinnati attack, slapping out lour tal with 173 but was excellent Md River Glen. Final prepara­ in the defensive category. it was setting up its own security department. In NCAA Tourney urday night’s game in Los An- Kentucky in the ABA snapped absorbed by Coach Red Holz- coached there before coaching Middletown vs. South Wind­ Perez, referee for the Joe Vra- their boy, a good-looking boy. safeties and the Royals commit­ Clarance Campbell, president------— tions are underway as both pre­ "We feel that Jim has de­ geles. the Buccaneers’ eight-game los- , the Washington Redskins. sor at C e s e 8 :15 iler-Jinuny EUls heavyweight hanging around with a bad ele­ ted live errors, giving the Reds Exhibition 'Baseball of the NHL, said he has been pare to host the country’s big- veloped into one of the all- In the night’s only other ing streak and was their first ‘® ^ FRIDAY, MARCH IS championahip fight, has Jump­ ment. We think he could be a five imearned nms. Bob Oliver appointed to head a special EVANSVILLE, Ind. (A P)—A new champion will be gest and most important ski Montreal 9, Atlanta 2 around finest prospects In the game. Lew Alcindor led Mil- since Feb. 21. ’The setback NBA expansion clubs to name a Class S Finals at OCSC good l»sketball player. They knocked In three runs for the committee set up by the W est Holds race of the season, ed in when he has seen eyes Cincinnati 12, Kansas City 6 East,” commented Coach crowned in the NCAA College Division Basketball Tour- waukee to a 124-105 victory over dropped the Colonels to third g®n®ral inana^r. CHeveland, CIAC ‘S’ Results get Insulted. ’My son! No . . . Royals, Including a homer. leagpie’s boiml of govemorh to Racers will arrive Tuesday SATURDAY, MARCH U glassy, legs rubbery, tongue Houston 9, Boston 6 George Blaney. "He was the nament opening Wednesday and that’s the only sure Seattle. place in the Eastern Divis'on, Houston and Portland, Ore., will You must be mistaking him for Rookies Ted Ford and Mike develop such a security force. for the downhlU practice at Cromwell 88, Putnam 54 Class AA Finals 1:00 tied and a head (hat was about Philadelitala 13* New York key to our success this seaaon Point Edge bet of the meet. In the American Basketball one-half game behind idle Caro- league along someone else. .’ Caruthers each knocked in two Campbell said the action was No team has won the champion Glen Ellen. (Conditions have been Wamogo 70, LaSalette 56 Class A Finals 4:00 to orbit. He has Jumped in, on (N) 3 and I can’t help but think that Kentucky Wesleyan, winner of g^ip its first try. Association, New Orleans de- lina. ______"But then you see some of runs in a four-run seventh In- prompted by the cases in which Improving with several snow , ^ ^ Class B Finals 8:00 numerous occaMmu, he feels, Detroit 8, Flttsburgh 2 we could have really done bet­ The Bucs built a 19-polnt lead the Indians to McLain, Detroit Tiger pitcher, In Scoring three of the last four titles, 'The first round pairings: falls and constant grooming. ^ ^ ' i to save a life perhape, in and addicts, and they are 11 and 12 ® P **8^ Chicago (A) 8, St. Lotas 4 ter in the overall standings had JIM MASKER ’The 76ers lost a pair of early, and opened a 63-47 halftime out of the rtas and 13 years old. ‘Oh, my God’ their narrow victory over San was suspended from baseball didn’t even make the regionals. 7 c s t —Buffalo State Ben- More sectional running Is sched- . » , j i. » k 1 1 ti t fVio New York 3, Minnesota 0 Jimmy been healthy.” Only two nationally ranked gals (21-3) vs. Stetson Hatters, tiled Wednesday with a non- H-polnts leads bu t. came back bulge. Jimmy Jones to p i^ the i» with you say to yourself. It’s Uke an Diego Ford’s tw6 Rockets to draw even at 75 40 points. He collected five persuiki* youngsters and young an affair with them. F1>r $2. frequented by "undesirables.” perstar maintained hls league­ South Dakota State and No. 12 Springfield. Mass. (17-7). men to come In off the streets, Philadelphia Textile. 7 p.m. Tennessee State Tigers pUtaser. Saturday, the women’s m‘dway through the third peri- They needed the money to feed • Ctampbell said the NHL would leading scoring average at 81.0 New Orleans home court record to drop back into school, to Another Mikan in Boxscores^ They are in opposite brackets (19-7) vs. South Dakota State their habit. Just standing there, constat with security of^cials in with a 31-polnt average last slalom is at Glen Ellen and the set by Mike Butler of the Bucs kick the narcotics habit, to get and could be ^ Friday night’s Jackrabbits (22-3). men’s giant slalom at Mad Greer and Billy Cunning I was afraid a oop might come other spoi^ and indicated they National Basketball Asso- morning ^am, who hit for 33, led a 76er earlier this season. Interested In something other along and get the wrong idea. I Hopes toFollow Famous Dad wotad collaborate on mutual . ^ championship showdown. But 8:45 p.m. —California River- River Glen. Stmday than mutilating their lives—by elation figures disclosed today. the race really is wide open. side Highlanders (17-9) vs. St. men’s slalom at Glen Ellen, and left and come back with a problems. developing a talent for, say, By MARTY RALBOVSKY, NEA Sports Writer All teams except California Joseph’s Pumas, Rensselaer, will be followed by the women’s woman friend of mine. She MINNEA'POLIfi (AP) — Lar- seasons and one of its leading However,' the NHL president West, although an all-star fixing A light bulb, plumbing a Riverside and St.’^Joseph’s of In- Ind. (21-5). g;iant slalom at Mad River Glen. talked with the girls. They’re ry Mikan Is following hls fa­ scorers. emphasized the security force guard for several years, has Ellington Ridge Golf Cluh toilet or whacking a baseball. diana have had previous NCAA The semifinals will be ’Thurs- Most of U.S. Alpine ski team now Involved in more whole- mous father’s footsteps into There’s a big difference now 13-New York, NL East was Just a precautionary meas­ never won the scoring title. He tournament experience. The two day night with the tliird place will be present, Sabish, Kashiwa, In:the title flg^t recently, El­ some activities—like track and professional basketball. from 23 .years ago when George ure and said no hockey players maintained 'a lead over fast­ Cochran, Pyles and Poulsen will Reduces Membership Fees lis’ manager, Angelo Dundee, field. Really.” Mikan comes of age—pro bas­ first put on a pro uniform. Lar­ are under suspicion of gam­ rookie teams, as the draw would and championship games Fri- PROSPSCTUS: — After last year, closing Lew Alcindor of Milwau­ have it, meet in the first round, day night. be among the missing as they not Perez, stopped the fight. Perez, born in Puerto Rico 35 ketball draft age—when the ry will benefit from the money bling. kee, who has a 28.6 average will be in Norway for the final Recent improvements at the from Connecticut, Massachu- Pund|N refused to allow his years ago, is the first Latin- Minnesota Gophers complete war, currently being waged by one question remains: What can Mats do for encore? Answer: Win it with two weeks remaining in the World (3up race, March 13-15. Ellington Ridge Country Club Rhode Island. fighter to answer the bell for American to be an official with their college schedule. the NBA and American Basket­ Pantalone MVP regular season. and then go to France for the , . ______Th® "®w fees are family rates the fifth round. the New York State Athletic And the 6-foot-7, 209-pound Ml- ball Association tor the top col- all again. G il Hodges' stone face will prevent complacency from set­ HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) San Diego’s Elvln Hayes has A&N Defeats Westown Five, International team race, March bave brought o a include all facilities, includ- "If i l had to, I would have Commlaston. His assignment in plans to play In a game his leglans. Trinity College’s "most valuable pulled three-tenths of a point 19-22. in membership fees and an in- [^g the Olympic size swimming stopped it soon,” said Perez. the championahip flg^t gave )^ier, heavier father dominated “ I signed for |«nethlng like ting in; so will Leo and his Cubs. -‘ It Seover can win the opener (Mets player" basketball award went ahead of Baltimore’s Wes Un- A strong field is expected In crease in the number of mem- pool, sauna, dining and other "A f8w times I have seen a him a new Image in his neghboi^ 20 years ago. $600,” the elder Mikan has Klock Outplays Sportsman still haven't won one), they'll be on Monday night to 6-foot-6 center seld in their down-to-the-wlre man being beaten immerclfta- hood. . George Mdkan, 46, played 10 Joked. the women’s events ^ bers the club can comfortably activities, their way again. Who'da thunk it, and captain Joe Pantalone of battle for the rebound title. Pulling away from a stub' the list of double figure scorers closest foi local ski buffs to Additional information can be ly, and llte man has died. A "I, became a big personaUty seasons in the National Basket- His son will have a problem New Canaan. Hayes has a 16.6 per-game aver­ in the small sports world,” he Casey? referee must always have in ball Association. He led the choosing the league. ^ Seaver , Pantalone, a senior, scored a age and Unseld, 16.8. born Westown Pharmacy, pace- the winners with a dozen. ®®® ^ ® « was announced by Presl- obtained by calling the club and said, "and that’s made a dif­ Hodges P- Game------Westown was .. . once . action, timewise and distance. talking with Manager "Paul ’ I the tKWk of his mind that this league in scoring three times, "My dad was the commission­ record 683 points this season as Johnny Green of CinolnnaU ference In Spanish Harlem. setting Army & Navy Club in Snlke Houston Over at Mt. Snow last week- ...... ’"."T ----- j Martin can-'be happening. I remember was second twice. His 1947-1966 er of (thpe ABA for three years flTCH IN G — Tom S«ov*r (25-7) and Jerry Kooimon (17-9) best 1-2 he became the first Trinity play­ continues to lead in field goal the Rec Businessmen’s Basket- ®“ oplK® Houston, racers idr the Nastar eoH hers who join this year can do Marun. Now, people want my autograph. and he also played In the NBA," me nec Businessmens Basket- 13 bgahets and seven fouls for lor the Nasiar goii ^ stopping a fight between Buster totals show more than 11,700 Dunch in baseball. Youth belies their sav»y, desire. Addition of Roy Sadecki er to pass the 1,000-polnt mark percentage with .6M; Flynn And now, when I talk with a says Larry. "Each league will ball League went on to post a 33 points. John Smith and Skip Ph> holders met In a sectional V . MatWs and James J. Woodie. poirts and 4.100 rebounds. Uom Giants will help, but Gory Gentry (13-12) still No. 3. Nolan Ryan and finished with 1,134 for hls Robinson of Milwaukee tops the boy, he la listening to me wUh •T want to play with the come close to the same money (6-3) ’llh e bounces bock from arm troubles, still bos best potential on H mvb was Only a second left In college career. league In free throw percentage Lunn Tops Tour more respect.” « best,” says young Mikan figure. They’ll both rate me the itoff.'Tim l^lcAndraw. (6-7) ond Don Cardwell (8-10) olso figure. Bullpen r* .’■•I"'",'r •• "■ r “ xs-Srp"" the round. A man asked me af> He averaged 27.8 points per with .6(X) and Lenny WUkens of UK- 1, e n g cap, ock up- Jezouffa torrid England In the (iMla at Anpen. Formerly. It coat over 13,000 "Ih at’s why I’d like to give pro same. It depends on the city, op- set second place Sportsman terwsal why I didn't let the sound with Ron Toylor, Tug McGrow and Col Koonce. Roting— A. game this season, pacing Trinity Seattle is the assists leader with ’The snow was New England the first year to join, but now In $$ Winnings hall a shot.” ' porlunlttez. Tavern 100-74, despite playing shooting, Klock opened a 21-17 fight g o another second. to a 13-8 basketball season. a 9.3 average. m osrof 'fou rtrqJIrtrw tih ftasr peric^^'T eadT urthe‘ sta; the teinp- ,fs a flat $760, for all the stock George Mikan and BUI Fitch, " i have received letters and CATCHING — Jtrry Groto, J. C. Mortin split job lost yeor with sotis.- NEW YORK (AP) —Big Bob ‘T told him I don’t watch the Karen Herbert only four men. hitting eight of 10 tries for 16 f™ “ “ ® “ and s^ny. ^ t e r has been sold. I-arry's coach at Minnesota, fig- calls from guys asking to be my fying result. Grote better hitter, but Mets lose little when they ore inter­ cloefc. When I feel a man is in The tough A4N jumped out to points. memberships -u n - Lunn, who captured the $30,000 Fifth in AAU’s lire young Mikan can make it legal adviser. But they want a changed. Roting— I danger, In the first or last sec­ with the big guys. 10 or 30 per cent cut. That’s a a 26-20 first quarter lead be- Continuing to outplay the “ '® ^ ’ ten ^®‘‘ 3*-y®“ «-<>>'*-"e »»«>. “ rst prize In the Florida Citrus ond of the round, I- atop the Third place was won by Kar- _ _ _ _ _ hind Eric Hohenthal’s .shooting. Sportsmen, Klock built a 62-33 ^ there is no additional Invitational golf tournament "I can't see any reason why bunch of bull. If anyone does It, INFIELD — Hodgoi figure! lo platoon World Serial hero Donn Clendenon fight , ^ en Herbert, 14, of Manchester vuon’t be an outstanding for- It'll be my dad." and Ed Kronepool of (int. Clendenon ii luperior hitter but Kronepool itill Continuing to slowly pull halftime dead with their points .he o /eii fenr ®°®‘® ®‘°®‘‘ ’ Sunday, vaulted Into the money "I Would say I use the same -In the 600-yard freestyle event pros," aaya the Mikan, hta red hair brushed to away, the winners increased tallied by Jezotat. t o ^ tach^s o f that tace Vtafy P'«®®®^ ^ announce moturing, did come through when M eti needid it lo it year. Some lituotion winnings lead, the Professional baala for my work with the In the State Senior AAU Swim- {^tijer. "He can do a lot more one sldq, feels he has made at loeond with Al W ell ond Ken Boiwell. Bud Horrelion, ot ihort, only «-37 at Intermis- The pace slowed during the stuff had fallen and skiing was tof'^ em L ro'^ ^ L ta Wtaff G“ *ters Association announced Olympic CJommlttee. We have ming CSiamplonahips lost Sat- tmngs than I could ever do, I most Impovement in his col- Blon. The smaller Westown third period but Klock manag- jugj 0^«11 members, said Wolff, i^Qyjday infiolder luro of doily job. Third will go to Joe Foy, oequired from Konioi saved some lives on the street urday at Yale. Competing for ^ pivot player. lege game on rebounding and nnectlcut Women’s Amateur BroWn, $32,393; Lee Trevino fram.'Metng them first on the Last Saturday In the Ooimeot- half of the century, iiola, Mikan fought 6-8, 966- y d one tw r try for 31 points. (15) and Bill Fecko (14) had big We don’t have many weeks lo Championships and many many $32,186'; Bert 'i'ancey, $29 089- Mi'eets, hitching onto the sidee of hUMS, throwing rooks at lout YMOA Swim Meet at HUl- "Larry has aU the tools," pound Qreg Jaokaon imder the TOF r o o k ie s — Kid nomod Jeiio Hudion belt youngiler in comp but Jerry McGuire had 22 PO'ala nights. Ken Ferry (24) and go, so why not go out and en- more, including the Tri-State Jack Nicklaus, $27,628- Billy SQUEEZE PLAY— Bill Cunningham of the Philadelphia 76er*s is cimght In

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Opening (or experienced Al­ Charter Oak Avenue, Hart- EAST HAR'TFORD, CONN. » Jl BICYCLES—New and used. Re­ 54BibUcal W H pha-Numeric IBM keypunch- ford. Conn. pairs on alt makes. Open daily I DO SAY.' WHEW I W AS A ^THEY'REY yeah, BUT ORAMPlS mountain er >to work full-time days. THAT KIP WE HAPiSREAT BAS­ AT IT / APP6PA PROP ID 55 Hebrew H" 24-Hour Answering Service 9-6:30. Manchester Cycle Shop, HIGH SCHOOL Juniors or soph- ______ascetic Company offers excellent 50? KETBALL TEAMS,TP;j LIFT AWPHE'3 > (comb, form) at 647-1464. G IRL or woman for Saturday OUT TO DISARM A BOMB. |>\ iwosreoKjo.' 3 Peri^ of U Si • 53 EDWARDS time Business Sorvlcos B u ild in g- Pointing— Paporing 21 FIRST NATIONAL work in cash and carry store. 4 Nobleman 5 T SS ANSWERINO SERVICI S’TORES, INC. Apply Fisher Cleaners, 826 5 Margarines Offored 13 Contracting 14 ERW IN DAVlS, painting and PARK & OAKLAND Broad St., Manchester. Help Wanted— M di* 36 8 Crimson S8 ST -IS papering, prompt courteous AVENUES 7 Courtesy title LAWN MOWERS, garden trac- N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter BEELINE Fashions has oppor­ QUALITY control department SUfoqjiian 649-0500 875-251S service. Tel. 649-0496. EAST HARTFORD, CONN 'li' tors, chain saws repaired and contractor. Additions, remodel- tunities for women who cannot plant inspectors, to inspect (Newipeptr faferpriss A m J and leuv* ,vour message. Yoa’U hear from our aaverhaer In sharpened. Parts and acces­ Ing and repairs. Call anytime EDWARD R. PRICE—Paint­ pre-cqst concrete units during Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. accept ordinary time clock sories. Mini-Motors, 188 rear (or free estimates. 875-1642. ing exterior - and interior, $50 IN FAMOUS brands free if work. No delivering, no collect­ production. No experience Middia Tpke. W.. 649-8706. paper hanging. Ceilings, etc. ing, no investment. Prefer necessary. Prefer Junior col­ SAVE MONEY! Fast service. you run a weekly shop-by-mail Aufomobllos For Sal* 4 Insured. 649-1003. club for few friends. Send for women who have use of car at lege graduates or equivalent. TWO YOUNG married men Dormers, room additions, ga­ Applicants with managerial po­ will do small repair Jobe and rages, porches, roofing and details and free all hew cata­ least two evenings a week. INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ log. No obligation. Popular For personal interview call 846- tential preferred. Allied Build­ CARNIVAL BY DICK ’TURNER HERALD NEED CAR? Credit very bad? painting, also cellar cleaning siding. Compare prices. Add- cial rates for people over 66. ing Systems, Manchester and A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- Club Plan, Dept. Y602, Lyn- 0480. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ and light trucking. Cali 84^ Call my competitors, then call Newington plants. Call Mr. O. 0449. brook, N.Y. DOX LETTERS est Douglas accepts lowest 2692, 646-2047. me. Estimates given. 840-7863. WAITRESS — FuU-Ume, de^- Lavoie, Manchester, 648-0124. down, smallest payments, any­ BY KEN MUSE SERVICE (Soucier) — CARPENTRY and remodeling SWITCHBOARD operator, third pendable woman who can WAYOUT where. Not small loan finance TREE INTERIOR end exterior paint­ AUTO mechanic, ateady work, F or Your cut, building lota rec rooms, dormers, kitchens. shift, four nights weekly. Eld- work from 6-1 nights. No Sun­ C l970Mc?(s«icMS;»el., Imr. company plan. Douglas Mo- Trees good fringe benefits. No Satur­ k=»l Information additions and garages. Call ings small Jobs only. Free estL wards Answering Service, 643- days. Acadia Restaurant, Man­ GRAMR*W/ tors, 346 Main. . cleared, trees topped. Got a mates on aluminum siding. days. See A1 Patch, Service -THE EaUALIZER- , „ J J ° Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. 4610. chester, 649-0898. THE HERALD wlU not tree problem! Well worth Call 9-1, 643-6863. Manager, Carter CSievrolet disclose the Identity of 1965 CHEVY SS, automatic, V-8, phone call, 742-8252. NEWTON H. SMITH and Son— Oo., me., 1229 Main St., Man­ \ 1 any advertiser using box power steering, power brakes. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom chester. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, letters. Readers answer­ Full financing arranged. Mr. tions, rec rooms, garages, Painting, interior and exterior, BY FRANK O’NEAL ing blind box ads who fireplaces, flagstone terraces. 1 SHORT RIBS Samson, 236-4601. porches and roofing. No Job paperhanging, fully Insured. RITA GIRL DISHWASHER wanted fw desire to protect their All concrete repairs, both In­ too small. Cair 649-3144. For free estimates call 640-9658. Saturday nights. Apply Oavajr'a Identity can follow ‘ his 1967 LBMANS, 2-door hardtop, side and outside railings, land­ If no answer 643-6362. Reitaurant, 45 E. Center St. procedure‘ automatic 6, power steering. scaping. Reasonably priced wES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ PERSONNEL SERVICES 1 Full financing arranged. Mr. Call 643-0861. Enclose your reply to ! modeling speciadist. Additions, CLERK T Y P IS T —A friend- EDCEXJUTTVE SEXIRETTARY the box in an envelope — Samson, 236-4501.^ rec rooms, dormers, porches, Hoor Rnislilng 24 DRY WALL — remodeling — ly girl can work right into — with good eklUs und some DEAN MACHINE address to the Classified cabinets, formica, built -ins, this local 3-glrl office. Vnr- administrative background Manager, Manchaster 1968 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, ex­ paint, repair, or replace ceil­ FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. led duties with lots o f phone you can really grow with this PRODUCTS Evening Herald, together ings and walls. Reasonable ing (specializing in older cellent condition, low mileage, contact. $86. new local firm. $125. with a memo listing the $1,600 or best offer. 742-8164. rates. Call 649-8764. MASONRY — All types of stone floors). Inside painting. Paper 102 COLONIAL RD. companies you do NOT and concrete work. Quality hanging. No Job too small. PEJRSONNBL INTERVIEWV- V want to see your letter. 1967 GRAND Prlx, loaded. F^ill YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1. Workmanship, work guaran­ John VerfalUe, 649-6760. VARITYPE OPE3RATOR — EJR—Our client company is Your letter wlU be de­ Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ Has immediate openings— BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE financlng arranged, M r . S am - teed. Call after 6, 643-1870, 644- E X c e 11 e n t opportunity to seeking a g;lrl to interview stroyed if the advertiser son, 236-4501. ways sealed and small truck­ learn a new field If you’re a and t^L Career opportunity is one you’ve mentioned. 2976. Days 7 a.m.-4:30 p.m. S R , AREtrr VOU MR. BALL, CORRECT' SIMPLY BY YOUR ABSOLUretY NO CHANGES/ ing done A-1 right. Call 'Tre- Bonds— ^Stocks— top notch typist. Convenient for an ambitious girl with AN FN6INEER WITH THE TELL ME PLANT MAKING A PLANS HAVE BEEN PRAWN ANP If not it will be handled 1965 BONNEVILLE, 4-door, mano Trucking Service toll- HALLM ARK Building Co. for location. Salary to $100. typing ability. in the usual manner. Nights 4 p.m.-l a.m. CHEMICAL COMPANY? HOWL CAN FEW CHANGES APPROVED BY THE BO ARP OF hardtop, automatic, V-8, power free, 742-9487. home improvement, a d d itio n s ,______Mortgogos 27 IN... PIRECTORS. TAKE it o r LEAVE IT.' steering, power brakes. EMU ALL FEES PAID BY OUR CUENT COMPANIES ^ X -THINK IT VMDULP EXCAVATING — Trenching— rec rooms, garages, roofing, MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, 'TURRET LA’THE—Set-up t AM T H E financing arranged. Mr. Sam­ gutters. EYee estimates. All Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ mortgages— Interim financing and operate. ENGINEER son, 238-4501. work gusu’an.teed. Call 646-2827. IN CHARGE. Lost and Found 1 ing driveways ai^ parking -rexpedlent and confidential serYloe. J. D. Real Estate RITA GIRL BRIDGEPORT MILLING JUNK cars removed. Call 876- lots, tree removal. Reason­ MACHINE OPERATORS LOST — Male black and white 6359, ask lor Dave or leave able rates. 643-6169, 872-0647. Aaeoc. 848-S129. 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. toy fox terrier, vicinity of Message. $16 per car. Roofing— Siding 16 —Set-up and operate. SHARPENING Service — Saws, EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER Orford Village, Manchester. All benefits Reward. 647-1374. 1966 FORD Galaxie, 600, 4 door, knives, axes, shears, skates, BIDWELL Home Improvement Business Opportunity 20 528-9416 646-3441 O ty NtL W., m If. Ui. N*. Off. sedan, automatic, V-8, power rotary blades. Quick service. Co. Expert installation of LOST —Girls Navy Blue belt­ steering. FMll financing ar­ Capitol Equipment Ck>., 88 aluminum siding, gutters and An equal opportunity emirioyer ‘Why don't you take it back and have it ed pea Jacket, with red lining, ranged, Mr. Samson, 236-4601. Main St., Manchester. Hours trim. Roofing installation and goid buttons, at Community dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, DUNKIN’ SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, WOMAN TO clean one or two Vo ^ O’lEAl reprogrammed. Pop?” repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. Ooiiege dance, Friday evening. IB®® CUTLASS, station wagon. Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7988. hours 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-3:45 days a week. Must have own RELIABLE person to run er- Call 643-5046. automatic V-8, power steer- ROOFING and repairs done DONUTS p.m., 649-8400. transportation. Call 649-8646. rands. Must have some know­ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ing, power brakes. EMU LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also realistically. Free estimates. ledge in machine work. Apply SECRETARIES Typists - (Tem­ FX3UND — Male black Labra­ linMclng arranged. Mr. Sam- moving large appliances. Bum- P & S Roofing, 649-1616, 649- OPPOR’TUNITIES AT in person, E. A S. Gage Co., dor Retriever. Bolton Dog son 236-4601. Ing barrels delivered, $4. 644- porary) work in your own I'M SURE SHE MINERVA— I WAS ABLE TO OH OEARi MARVIN, 2373. means business Mitchell Drive, Manchester. WILL, PHILIP— © ROUNP UP SIX MEMBERS OF WILL VOU PLEASE STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Warden, «49-6900. 1778. LADY DUNHILL areas, top rates, free parking, I PO you THINK AAINERVA ARE y o u THE BOARP.' THEY'LL BE HERE CALL PHIL ANP 1968 LEMANS, automatic, V-8, ROOFING and roof repair. Locations Immediately immediate openings. Call 622- GAGE finisher, must have at Iw iL L LIKE M Y NEW JACKET,j SEEING HER SHORTLY-BUT YOU'VE GOT TO APOLOGIZE FOR POUND — Black kitten, white power steering. EMU financing SHARPENING Service— Saws, CMughlin Roofing Co., me. 648- SECY. Legal To; $140. 0492. eXJED temporary service, least five years of experlMice. SU M M E R DOES NOT SEE STEVE - Available’ SEXJY. Exec. To: $180. . A N N IE ? TONIGHT? LOOK OVER THESE RECORPS M E-AND TELL HIM spot, vicinity Cottage St. Call a rra n g e d . Mr. Samson, 236- knives, scissors, garden and 100 Constitution Plaze, Suite' Top wages, and overtime. Ap­ WHO HAS COME IN RESPONSE TO CONORATUUTWNS/ 7707. SECY. Small Office To: $125. BEFORE THEY COME j THAT I CAN'T SEE 649-0974. 4601. shop tools. Power mowers re­ for Franchising in 800, Hartford. ply B. A S. Gage Co., Mitchell HIM TONIGHT/ A PLEADIN6 TELEORAM SI6NE0 SEXJY. ReoepUoniat 'To: $116. paired and serviced. Pick up Drive, Manchester. KO /V\£... FOUND — Small male puppy, MANCHESTER and SECY,< Jr. To: $110. COPPER CALHOON 1969 VOLKSWAGEN. Full fi­ and delivered. Sharpall, 688 Roofing m d black, brown feet, white on nancing arranged. Mr. Sam­ Adams St. (rear) Manchester, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. GAL FRIDAY To: $120. AND SUMMER OLSON BOOKKEEPING - ASS'T CLERK TYPIST A R E SEEINO THE cheat. Call Bolton E>og Warden, son, 236-4601. 643-6305. Chimneys 16-A 849-ltoOO. Our atores are fuUy equipped, To: $126. MACHINISTS SI6HTS — A N P IN ROOFING — Specializing irC” ready to operate. You need no TYPISTS To: $106. THE FORUM- 1966 MUSTANG, automatic, 6 We are looking for a bright, pairing roofs of all kinds, new previous experience because we This selected Ust Includes some THERE IS STILL cylinder. EMU financing ar­ Household Sorvlcos intelligent person to handle • ENGINE LATHE Personals roofs, gutter work, chimneys train yoU. Cash required is ap- of our openings. Cali for a con- ranged. Mr. Samson, 236-4601. Offered 13-A cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ proximately $25,000. Your earn- venient appointment. diversified small office du­ ties such as billing, typing, • BRIDGEPORT MILLING INCOME TAX preparation serv­ experience. Free estimates. Ings can be substantial in a year COUGAR, 1967-XR7, air-condi- i>^0 handymen want a variety filing, etc. Small three-girl ice. Please call Dan Mosler, Call Howley 643-6361. 644- . . . from Just one DUNKIN’ _ _ tionlng, power steering, of Jobs by day or hour. Rea­ DONUTS shop! D U N K IN ’ DO- To $126. — Co. Pays Pee office, pleasant working con- Second shift. Must, be top 649-3820 or 247-3116. brakes, 3-speed transmission. 8333. sonable. Call 643-6305. NUTS—The largest chain of As Gal Friday to the Director ditions and good benefits. notch all around men. Ca­ Excellent condition. Best offer. pable, ambitious. Overtime, MR. ABERNA’THY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY franchised donut and coffee of Marketing in this new ex­ Hours are 8 to 4:30 but INCOME Taxes prepared by 644.0911. CUSTOM made draperies, slip shops In the world with the panding sales office your work woidd consider part-time. all benefits, air-conditioning. Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. covers and reupholstering.- Heatinq and Plumbing 17 will be most diviersifled. Good Apply: : AAY FRiBiD HAONY LCVANEO AAE 1967 GTO, Convertible, auto­ highest average sales volume WILL YOU BE Budget terms. Established in skills and a sense of respon- ABLETD HIS •TRUCK I'D BE IN TROUBLE/ matic, V-8, power steering. EMU GRANT’S PLUMBIING service. per store . . . and we’re still AAR. ABERNATHY IS TAX Returns prepared in the 1945. Days, 624-0164, evenings. growing. Plenty o f room fo r you stbililty needed for this posltiim WARD MFG. CO. AAANA3EA financing arranged. Mr. Sam­ Quality work for reasonable THROWING A RARTX WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU c 4 5181 after 5 p.m. 1981 FORD Falcon station wag­ 843-6169, 872-0647 evenings. 647-9664. All of the following fringe benefits are company paid: lAWATfH.? on, automatic tranamlaalon, ESTABLISHED bakery bual- 1M7 CHEVELLE Malibu, 288, Blue Cross (Including family) damaged body. Call 848-0689. LEON Clesiynaki builder —new b .H. MAOOWAN JR. A Sona, neaa. Main St., Manchester. automatic, alr-condlUanlng, DING-DONG homes custom built, remodel­ interior and exterior painting, Excellent retuma, figurpa AVON CALLING CM.S. (Including famUy) many extraa. Like new. $1,066. PONTIAC Firebird, 828 ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ paper hanging. Thirty years available. Full price, $6,600. Life Insurance Call 649:6r98. - with 4-apeed, power ateering, rages, kitchens ramodeled, experience, four generations. Cali Mitten Realty, Realtora, You can earn $$$ In your spare Accident and Health Ineunmce LITTLE SPOHTS BY ROUSON stereo, excellent condition. bath' tile, cement work. .Steps Free estimatea, fully Insured. time selling guaranteed cos­ 0 Paid Holidays 1066 CHRYSLER Wlndaor, very 643-6980. Muat aell. $1,600. 646-0298. dormera. Realdentlkl or com- 848-7861. metics, tn own locality. Call good condition, $60. Alao 1961 merlcal.' Call 849-4291. COMMERCIALLY soned 286' now, 289-4922. We also have an insured Pension Plan fo r d plok-up, V 8, flat head, 1966 (JUTLASS, convertible. (JONIRACTOR — Interior, ex­ frontage, 2,000 sq. ft. building atraight axle, running condi­ automatic, V-8. power steering. CARPENTRY c o n c re te stepe terior painting, paper hanging. on Route 88, Vernon. Traffic Apidy at our Main Office on Glen Road in MinchaMor VO tion, CM. 649-0406. Full finfuiclng arranged. Mr. floors, hatchways, remodeling Discount on wallpaper. Call count, 20,000 dally. Will lease SBOTETAIUES — 'Typists — Samson, 238-4601.. porches, garages, closets, cell Oscar Hebert. 646-8048. or sell. Contact owner, 648- (Jlerks and'other office skills. Ings, attics finished, r e q — ------Many needed (or assignments 1261 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent ' 2076 after 8 p.m. BOISE CASCADE CORP. 1062 MONZA Oorvair, club rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth- p . A B. PAIN TIN O se'rvlce, in- near home. Temporary, -full­ body and engine. Call 646-1868. (JABB BROTHERS DIVISION coupe, black with red Interior, er related work. No Job too terior and exterior painting, time or 9-8 p.m. Highest pay, r- ' V ^ ~ new tires, 4-speed, dual car­ , MU. let. TM te»..Ut M OH.--- small. Dan Moran, Builder. Free estimates. Prompt serv- RUBBISH route for sale, 180 no tee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ We are an Equal Opportunity BmptojMr 3ho buretors, clean, 1280.., Call VOLKSWAGEN, 1960—Mechan­ Evenlngs, 649-8880. ice. 849-2476, 849-8484. stope, Richard Lee, 288-9686. lum St., Hartford. 278-7610. ics speolal. $160. 644rP77|l. after 8, 844-0288. \ W N- 'A • A A PAQB EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COnk, TpESDAY, MARCH 10, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, .MARCH 10, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN

BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE linliWM LoeaHom Out of Town H«lp WotltEd— THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW * 6 Lamd For Sol* 71 Homes For Sal# 72 Hom*s For Sola 72 HouMs For Sal* 72 Homos For Solo 72 Out of Town Out of Town For R ant 64 For R*nt Faculty Senate Mai* or F*mal* 37 V DON'T f o r g e t ID For Solo 75 For Sal* 75 ! KEEP VOUR COAT HEBRON - w a ll: ST., four- KEYPUNCH operator — new COIIJG TO 9CHOOL, OFFICE SPACE or novelty VERY AttracUve 1068, HIGHLAND Park School area, -no htv.r o o m older home MANCHESTER — Holllater - - AtUConnVote* ZIPPED UP h g n t - and room apartment, heat, hot wa­ commerotal sltea available In 8-bedroom Ranch, built-in large 7-room Colonial with 1% .(*. ------u, nn* Mnnk fiVkTn BOLTON - Spacious six-room SIX-ROOM Raised Ranch with CLASSIFIED • BRATlMELLA'e store. Immediately available. Central location. Early occu­ School la Just one Mock from Installation. Interesting and " KEEP yoUR MITTENS ONL ter, carpeting, etc. Available the M an-eater area. Owner range, large > wooded lot bathe, fireplace, screened Ranch VA baths. custom 3 bedrooms, dining rooip, liv­ Bu n d led u p lh^e Paneled throughout. Central lo­ pancy. Belflore Agency, 647- this 6-room home on Delmont To Retain ROTC diversified work. Apply or call immediately. $176 monthly. 846. Hutchins Agency Realtors, 640- porch and 2-cor garage. Many kitchen, beautifully land­ ing room with fireplace, mod­ PlMieer Systems, Inc., Hale ROR A POLAR 'BVe, cation. Call 876-6141. 1418. St. with 2-oar garage, $24,600. 0882', 640-2871. extras. Mid 80’s. Phllbrlck Flano Agency, 6460191. scaped. Louis Dimock, Realty, em kitchen with butlt-ins, base- 8TORR8, (fonn.. (AP) The ADVERTISING Rd., Manchester, 644-1681, Ext. _ EXPEDITION ty (fo., ,648-41)2, 648- 1121. MAIN STREETT offloe space, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. BEAUTIFUL 7-room (folonial. 649-9828. ment Is partially completed faculty Senate at the University 236, Mrs. Donaldson. An equal - 100 per cent location near GARRISON (folonlal - AU with laundry room and half gf (fonnecticut has voted to re- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BiMliwu Fropwty wall to wall c a s t in g paneled COVENTRY - 4-room Ranch opportunity employer. banka, alr-conditloned, auto­ rooms exceptionally large, MANCHESTER area Seven- family room, swimming pool, *^'n coioniai pius ^ poren, bath facilities, 2-car garage, tain the Reserve Officer Train- with fireplace and attached ga­ 8 AJL to 4:30 PJS. matic fire sprinkler. Apply For Solo 70 Heusos For Sol* 72 formal dining room, living rpom . Cape. Large kitchen, other features. Mr. Zinsser, 8 large bedrooms, 2-car ga- Situated on large wooded lot. corps despite pleas from Marlow's, 867 Main St. room, 14x24’ with fireplace. dishwasher, disposal, bullt-ins, „ ____ _ rage. 106’ frontage. Sale price rage on oversized lot, $16,600. $26,900. Phllbrlck Agency, Students tor a Democratic T~l r o u t e 6 — Business location, fireplace. baths, beautiful Agency, 647-1418. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, O W T CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. p r o d u c t io n WORKERS 8EVEN-R(X)M Cape, four bed- Master bedroom 14x84’, ga- $19,900. Mitten Realty, Real- Realtors, 648-4200. Society to abolish It. UP TO 3,600 square feet of com­ 260’ frontage, 6-room Ranch, roonu, two baths, ovsrsised *'xge. Owner wonts quick sale, treed lot. Sale price, $27,900. SEVEN-R(X)M Cape in Bowers tors, 648-6980. 646-4200. PJI. DAT BEFORE PVBUOATIO^ mercial space. Two expoeiires, country store. Many poeslblU- two-car garage. Landscaped Priced below replacement, ATTRACrrivE 6-room Ranch In a 49-10' vote with three ab- Multi-Circuits extends an In­ -< 3 r O ; Mitten Realty, Realtors. 648- area. FuH-ihed dormer. Nice- MANCHESTER Is 16 minutes reasonable. Wolverton Agency, ties. Call now, $28,000. HSyes lot, 100x160’. Marlon B. Rob- $37,0(XI. Phllbrlck Agency, with large bedrooms, (uU stentlons Monday night, the fao- DcMdUne for Satuntay and Monday lo «:M p.ro. Friday vitation to visit our plant to 8»80. ,y treed yard. Assumable 6% from this 3-bedroom Cape, Realtors, 640-2818. Agency, 640-0181. ertson, Realtor, 648-6968. Realtors, 646-4200. ceramic' bath, sUdlng glass ulty group voted to keep ROTC discuss Job opportunities in _____ PITKIN STREET — One of the Belflore bullt-lns dishwasher. level lot, lake privileges, im­ doors to large sundeck, one- on campus but to place It under the following areas; MANCHESTER — 20.000 square SIX ROOM Ranch, brick front, B'OUR-FAMILY — We have most gracious homes In Man- Agency, 647-1418. carpeting, rec room, wooded mediate occupancy, $16,900. car garage, on 1(4 acre lot, civilian control. 2,000 SQUARE FEET, storage DIAL 64^2711 1st Shift—QC Inspection. g \M U J BRATlNELLAf WHERE^ foot masonry Industrial build­ 8 bedrooms, fireplace, garage, J***t listed a very desirable cheater. Large stately Colonial ABSOLUTELY the moot Im- lot. High 20’s. Hayes .tgency. Meyer Agency Realtors, 648- $26,900. Phllbrlck Agency, The Faculty Senate had met only, Rockville, 872-3664. Experience necessary. A nd coming ing, VA acres, central location, pork-lIke yard. Immediate oc- four-family on the east side, with four roorns plus heated maculate Groen Manor Ranch 846-0181. 0609. S Realtors, 646-4200. 1° consider a controversial pro- HOME SHE'g LUCKV f 'N ^ ^ O O O ••■'toUR BOOTS? ^ LIGHT manufacturing or all utilities. Many possibilities, cupancy. Only $23,000. Hayes All four nx>m units, fully rent- sun room on first floor. Four vve’ve ever seen! WaU to wall ------—---- Po»nl to initiate an Institute tor 3rd Shift—Plating TO HAVE HER Agency, 646-0181. SOUTH Windsor -- BA room goLTON — Box Mountain Rd. Military Education (IME) on ConHnu*d From Pr*c* O U — All scaped lot. Professionally ap­ all areas. Louis Dlmock Real- * P «"-. and they staged a 16- C I f to br Uat'ed I s s lv e Syaditsie. Ia< offices, paneled walls, carpet­ Cape with city water and Immediate occupancy. NIGHT auditor, hours 12 mid­ For Sol* 70-A fuH basement, separate fur- tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, COVENTRY — LAKEVIEW, ty. Realtors, 649-9823. minute demonstration outside ing, car oe divided. Rea­ sewer. Grounds nioely land­ praised for fast sale. Mr. Lom­ BLEX7TRICIAN — Journeyman. night — 8 a.m., 6 days. Ap­ naces, ceramic baths. Built In 2(4 baths, 2-car garage, all Ranch In beautiful condition. ______the room where the faculty met. sonable rates. 644-1639, 649- FIVE inlts, good Income, $f9,- 1867. Mid 20’s. Wolverton Agen­ scaped and close to shop­ bardo, Belflore Agency, 647- p Q R QUICK SALE $28,900 Top wages with benefits. Call ply Fiano’s Motor Inn, 100 START your own business now. aluminum, private treed lot, Two bedrooms, garage, wood- ALL CASH for your property "One, two, three, four, ROTC 2098. 600. Eight units, $70,000. Wol­ cy Realtors, 649-2813. ping parkade. April first oc­ 1413. between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. East Center St. 646-2300. You can become financially in­ Fuel and Feed 49-A Wanted—To Buy 58 Apartments— Flats— plush living In the finest ot ed lot with brook.Only $16,- within 24 hours. Avoid red aids the bosses war” is the way Roberts Electric Co., 644-2421. dependent with a small invest­ Tenements 63 verton Agency, Realtors, 649- neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, cupancy. Priced accurately BRAND NEW eight-room Dutch 600. Phllbrlck Agency, Real- tape. Instant service. Hayes one of their chants went, FIREWOOD for sale, sawed WANTED — Antique furniture ROUND UP TIME with this at $24,900. Please call J. PHILBRICK AGENCY GAS STATION attendant need­ ment if you qualify. Interviews Houses For Rent 65 2813. 646-0131. (folonial on beautifully treed tors, 646-4200. Agency, 646-0131. David Ivry, professor of fl- PART-TIME Janitorial work, ed, full-time, days. Apply in by national sales mamger, and split. Will deliver. Tlm- glass, pewter, oil paintings or elght-year-old, five - room McLaughlin at 649-6306. Realtors 646-4200 other antique items. Any PRESIDENTIAL Village apart­ MAN(XIESTER — business Ranch with acreage right here RAMBLING Ranch In a seclud- lot with panoramic view. For ELUNGTON — 8(4-room Rais- ip> YOU ARE thinking of sell- "®"ce. said after the faculty four hoiura a night, five nights p’erson, Gorins Sports Car Saturday and Sunday^ March berland Tree Service, 647-9479. SIX-ROOM Ranch, 2-car ga­ details, Mr. Merritt, Belflore quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- ments, Thompson Rd. at Cen­ block with 6 apartments, ex­ In Manchester. Ideal for ed coimtry setting, in Man- ______ed Ranch, family room, ga- jng your home please let us "I^ e n 8,000 P«<>ple In this weekly. Manchester area. Call Center, Route 83, Tollcmd 14 and 16, at the Howard John­ rage, $225. per month. Securi­ ■ B ossible room, garage, 900. W. J. Barcomb, Realtors, lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 laundry In basement, large heating systems and roof. Mid Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. UMITATION OBDEB G&S To Donate manager. ranges, automatic washers at $180. Heat, hot water, re­ 4200. 4th bedroom, partially finish- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, MAN(3HESTER 644-8000. or evenings. Call 647-1377. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. storage area, on bus line. Open 30’s. Hayes Agency, 648-<)181. AT A (XIUHT OF PROBATE, with guarantees, see them at frigerator, oven-range, dispos­ ed and heated basement. Wall 649-5324. MANCHESTEIR — Five - room held at Manchester, within and for SCHOOL custodians, full-time, daily, 17, or by appointment. BOWERS School area — Six- Fill! Shed dormer, Cape with (COLUMBIA LAKE area — thethe^DlstricT'of District of Manchester, on the T o Bond^ lO H DISPLAYCRAFT INC. TYPIST, experienced medical B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 al, dishwasher, wall to wall MANCHESTTER, West Middle to wall carpeting. Low, low — ^ home. City utilities. Near shop­ excellent fringe benefits. Apply room Ranch with large and federal, wants work at Main St. Call 643-2171. 646-2623, 643-1023, or 643-4112. Tpke. and Hawthorne St. 20’s. Wolverton Agency Real- ping, bus. Recent-V..,.,... furnace, T*.,,$16, Spacious 4-bedroom Dutch Co- HM?**’john*' J. Wallett, Mma Manchester Gilbert and Manchester Business Office, 161 Nevers Rooms Without Board 59 carpeting, air - conditioning, modem kitchen, fireplace, ter and Greater Vernon Multi- baths. Nioely treed lot. a t y home. Call 289-8106. swimming pool, tennis courts, C zone parcel. 140x140’ plus tors, 649-2818. * ^ ” * Rd., South Windsor or call 644- SINGER touch and sew with CLEAN 5-room second floor recreation room. Very neat pie listing system this office water and sewers. $22,900. 900. What!! $16,900. 'Ihat’ 8 '^°olce"'*tot "" Efute o( Charles W. Broxowsky Workshop will ^ v e THE THOMPSON House—Cot­ basketball court. Parking and usable existing structure. s Agency, 646-0181. ^ aka CTtarles William Brasauskas. three performances of ’lolan- 643-9557 2410. TYPING done in my home, ac­ cabinet. Monograms, hems, apartment, garage, convenient and well maintained home, TWO-BEDROOM brick Cape has hundreds of choice prop- right. Hayes tage St., centrally located, storage-all included. No pets. Heritage House, 646-2482. ______frontage. Private right of way jate of Manchester In said District, the” April 3 and 4. Perform- curate and reasonable. Elec­ embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ location, bus line. Security and Cod with large sunporch and erties for sale in all price SINGER CO. Due to expansion large pleasantly furnished Call Hartford, 527-9238, Ver­ $26,600. Phllbrlck Agency, $24,900-PRIVACY.ACT, huge1 treed to l a ^ Priced In mid 30’s. Lillian S. Bmzowsky, ances will be given at 8:16 each tric typewriter. Call 644-2840. lent condition. Guaranteed. lease required. $175. Heated. rec room. Excellent location, ranges and styles. Let us solve C V R we have an opening In the rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 non, 875-8721, 876-4859. CENTRAL A-1 apartment site, Realtors, 646-4200. lot, immaculate 3-bedroom FV>r details please call Lange 33 coleman Road. Manchester, night at Manchester High STOCK clerk, full-time, 9 a.m.- B\ill price now $56 or 7 month­ Heritage House, 646-2482. 13 - rooms, two - family 2% near schools and shopping. Coll your housing problems today. CXlNNECmCUT VALLEY Agency. 228-9349, 228-3296. Conn.^ atotatatmlri* School’s Bailey Auditorium. A Manchester area, for a man WANTED — part-time work. for overnight and permanent MANCHESTER center, 6-room Ranch. Enclosed breeseway, 4 p.m. salary and aU store ly payments of $8. 522-0476, VERNON — Willow Brook baths, 3 - oar garage. Easily Peterman Agency, Realtor, Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real­ REALTY. INC. to be trained In sales and cer­ People ore my major; figures guest rates. LOOKING for anything In real 2-car garage, dead end street. FAST Hartford — Oversized ‘“e 3rd day of Mareh matinee is planned April 4 at dealer. Apartments. Immediately new converted to more units, Elnor- Colonial, possible office and 646-2223. ty Co., Rjealtors, MLS, 643- EAST Haniora uvereizeu ^ same are limited 2 D m benefits. Apply Mr. Katz, Ar­ tain phases in management. (numerical) my minor. Ex­ estate rentals — apartments, Bruce Lltitle, Shirley Little, Hutchins Agency, 649-6824. NICE bedroom for gentleman 3H rooms at $160, 4H at $185. mous lot. Broker, Owner, 649- residential combination, 1(4 1121. custom 1964 Ranch, near Oak and allowed for the creditors within *1. ' thur Drug Stores, 942 Main St. Excellent opportunity for ad- perience In telephone sales, homes, multiple dwellings, no MANCHESTER — 8-room home Annette Kehoe Qt WrMwiod Irtt nVvrmAl dininir which to bring in their claims The non«proiit organization, FRIGIDAIRE washer, automa­ with references, private home, Heat, hot water, refrigerator, 5061, 647-1388. baths, 2-car garage, $24,600. vancment for the right man. receptionist, reservatlonist, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate plus B-zone lot, 2-family con­ ‘ “ “ now In its 28rd year, will do- JANITOR — to maintain small tic, like new. Best offer. 337 very near Center. 21 Church oven-range, disposal, dish­ Hayes Agency 646-0181. MANCHESTER 644-1571 all bullt-lns, fireplace, 1(4 administratrix Is directed to give y ,. nroceeda to tha Ih- Good starting salary, commis­ clerical (shorthand, typing) Associates, Inc. 643-5129. version easy. Owner will fl- hatha iraraire family room, public notice to the creditors to "are tne proMeds to toe in- office and shop area from 6 Oakland St., Apt. 17, Manches­ St. 649-4966. washer, wall to wall carpeting, PEARL St. — a 14-room du­ Lots For Solo 73 hatns, garage, lamny too ^ claims within said structors of the Handicapped p.m. — 2 a.m. Experience de­ sions, vehicle provided. Many and people meeting. 643-0536. ter, Conn. plex 4>ome. Handy to schools MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- $29,900. Meyqr Agency, Real- time alloi^d by publishing a copy (lOH) and the Manchester High THREE-room apartment In air-conditioning, swimming ONE acre wooded lot with employe benefits. Apply Sing­ ROOM for gentleman only, €ind Main St. Dwelling Is cur- room Split, tip-top condition, toirin foL e ’'®- ASSUMABLE 5% per cent, 7- torn 643-0609 ot this order In some newspaper . . . ___ sirable. Apply at Multi-Circuits Model Home Furniture wooded setting, ideal for one pool, tennis courts, basketball frontage on two streets in pro­ ' havins: a circulation In said nro- School Band Uniform F'und. er Co., 856 Main St., Manches­ kitchen and living room fa­ fently occupied as rooming fireplace. Family room, gar­ A g e n ^ Z - m ^ Inc., 80 Hairison St., Manches­ TYPING done In my home. Call person or couple, large living court, parking and storage all rage, porch, L-shaped living fessional______area,, $6,600.______Phil- bate district within ten days from The lOH Is a group of high- ter, to Mr. Moore. cilities included. Private en­ house showing a fine return on age acre plus' lot. Mid 20’s. the date of thia order and return ___ ter. 646-0844. 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL room with picture windows, included. No pets. Call Hart* ■VERPLANCK Sch(x>l area. Six- and dining room, finished loom brick Agency, R o to r s , 646- SOUTH WINDSOR make to this court of the notice school-age boys and girls who trance and parking. Inquire ford, 627-9238, Vernon, 872-4406. Investment. To reconvert Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 19 PIECES private i>atlo and carport, room Cape with screened given. help handicapped children with PARTS MAN WOODWORKING 118 Pearl St. property to standard 2-famUy In basement, beautifully land- 4200. Three-bedroom Ranch with at- JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, a^imnilng pool exercises and $297 heat hot water and appliances porch, attached garage, C V R DEPARTMENT WOMAN would like to baby-sit ANDOVER — three room fur­ dwelling would require but a MANCHESTER — Key location, scaped lot, $»,900. Phllbrlck l o t on first Bolton tached carport. Seperate dining 40-Hour work week. included. Immediate occupan­ aluminum siding. Quick oc­ CONNECTICUT VALLEY ------therapy. FOREMAN days. Call 875-6381. Interior Designer wants re­ ATTRACTIVE room, private nished or unfurnished heated minimum alteration. For fur- industrial zone, 3-famlly house, Monday through Friday. cy. $150. monthly. Phllbrlck cupancy. Substantial cash will REALTY, m e. Letters offering patron mem­ Experienced man for supervis­ liable family or newlyweds home, central location, board apartment. 742-7641. Call after thur Information about fhls new furnace, excellent busi­ WEST SIDE — Compact three lake and on Route 6. $6,000. Partially room, Agency Realtors, 646-4200. assume 6% per cent mortgage. berships have been sent to area Apply in person. ing high quality custom work. to accept delivery of com­ optional, references. 643-6745. 5 p.m. weU built home in an excellent ness potential. Call now! Hayes bedroom Ranch that soon wUl Call Warren E. Howland, large lot. Convei^ta ^ i ^ k - im T T A T IO N $23,600. Phllbrlck Agency, Bruce Little, Shirley JLlttle, residents, and interested per- • Excellent opening. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 plete Model Display of Qual­ neighborhood, please call 649- Agency, 646-0181. be vacant. Under $20,000. Good Realtor, 648-1108. way. Owner must eeU! Low 20 s. sons may (xmtact Mrs. Robert ROOM for one or two, complete WE HAVE customers waiting STAFFORD Springs — 21 West Realtors, 646-4200. Annette Kehoe BOURNE BUICK DISPLAYCRAFT ity Furniture Just removed 649-0358 rental of your apart- 5241. Robert J. Smith, Inc., T O BID (fordon of 46 Lit(dlfield Bt. The POODLES — Cuddly black light houskeeplng. St. New 3-room unit In brick STEPHEN STREET . . . new on ------financing available. T. J. ------285 Main St., Manchester 643-9557 to warehouse for Public ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ 963 Main St., Manchester. 644-1571 CONNECITCUT VALLEY Sealed bids will be received plan entitles each iMitran to two miniatures, one male, one fe­ 643-6266. one-story garden apartment market. Solid four bedroom co­ (foockett, Realtor, 648-1677. Sale. Modem 3 complete tate Ask>ciates, Inc. 643-6120. REALTY, m e . at the office of the Director tickets, preferred seating, and BXiBCTRICIANS, licensed Jour­ KITCHEN utility man. 5-day male. Three months old. AKC building, total electric, range, lonial with 1(4 baths, two car MANtaiESTER Out of Town , rooms with the $1,000 look. $18,900 BUYS tola 6-room hoi»e MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom of General Services, 41 Center a listing in the program. neyman. Residential - commer­ week. Apply In person only. registered. 643-7422. MANCHESTER —Um»ual exe­ refrigerator, dlsi>osal. Adults garage. Vacant. Choise resl- Bruce Little, Shirley Little, 8 pc. Convertible Living ROOM with kitchen privileges, in exceUent -conaUon, garage OaP®- ^ furnace, roof, For Solo 75 Street, Manchester. Connecti­ cial - industrial work. Benefits. Howard Johnson Restaurant, cutive sruile, prestige location, only, no pets, $116. per month denUal ^ e^ S en slbly ^ c ^ at Assumable mortgage on this 2- Annette Kehoe HELP — We have 6 German Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 5 :K/Ccntrally located. 14 Arch St. SPRAY PAINTER and large lot. Has assumable Plumbing. Oarage. family cut for: Steady work. Rockville area. 394 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ massive living room with rent, $116. lease security. CaU under $30,000. T. j . Oockett, excellent returit. All ap- : All J ^ o ^ e ’ windows. - Just Urted, excel- Shepherd puppies. Reasonable. pc. Dinette. $10 down, you 644-1571 I. LIGHTmG FIXTURES — Call 875-5905. ter. FURNISHEID room for gentle­ fireplace, maple paneling, for­ James J. (fossay, 876-0184. Immediate opening f o r Realtor^ 643-1S77.______pliances included. Near bus line. mortgage, (foil on this one. lent 6-room Ranch, garage. 347 Inspections Also four kittens, free. 643- may purchase any room In- Mitten Realty, Reciltors, 643- Immaculate, $22,900. Meyer CHARTER OAK FIELD UN­ man, all conveniences, near mal dining room with fire­ experienced spmy paint­ fireplace, large kitchen, close COOK and short order cook, 0737. dlvidu^y. Immediate deliv­ ELLINGTON — Pinney Brook er with small appliance FIAST Center St. — (fomblna- $26,000. 6930. Agency, Realtors, 648-0609. TIL MARCH 18, 1970 AT Made in Month ery or free storage. bus line. CaU 649-6914. place, 2 bedrooms, all ap­ to bus and shopping, nice yard HEBRON .'.a beauty of a 6(4 (food i>ay for the right man. Apartments, new 3-room tmlt manufacturer. Good Hon home and office, 7-room . » I —irm —Z------_ . , WEST SIDE — A true family tor the kids. Only $21,900. room Ranch on a heavily wood- il:oo11:00 a A.M.—E.S.T..m . il.b. i . RICHARD P. RITA FREE to good home, male part CAP & (XT’ Charge Plans pliances, heat and electric in­ Will train. Acadia Restaurant, GIRL OF GOOD character, 21- in brick one-story grarden wages, good benefits, and Colonial, offers outstanding OONNECrnCUT VALLEY ym SAl^I built 6-room Dutch SroE A ^ ^ Kolth Agency, 64(M126. 649- ed lot In a ftae residential area. H. m S T A L L ^ O N OF UCJHT- Manchester’s housing code Also, our own Instant Credit cluded. $260 per month. Paul PERSONNEL SERVICES Manchester, 649-0898. Beagle-part Collie puppy. Coll 25 to share apartment with apartment building, total elec­ growing company. possibilities, excellent condl- REALTY. INC. Colonial 3 bedrooins huge 1922. full basement, rear porch. -ING - SYSTEM — _ r-HAPTF.RCHARTER - Inspector------made------347 inapecHons- 649-2091. Plan W. Dougan Realtor, 649-4635. Apply at same. Oall 643-2034. tric, built-in oven, range, re­ Uon. (foil Morrison Agency, OAK FIELD UNTIL last month and ordered 12 oor- ESCPEaUENCElD CARPEN­ frigerator, disposal, air-condi­ ASSISTANT TREASURER— ATTRACmVE 3-room apart­ Realtor, 643-1016. Colony Shoppes Smith Windsor back living ^room with fire- ELUNGTON — (folonial, four ^^J^^reasOTablT^ffws ^wIlT^be MARCH 23, 1970 AT 11:00 recUons, according to a report TER needed, work in Man- DISCOUNT FURNITURE tioner, 3 closets plus walk-ln IONA lly loom. Plus lavatory and For number 3 spot in an ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ ment, heat, hot water, electri­ place, large kitchen with built- bedrooms, one tuU and two considered. T. J. (Jrocketl, A.M.—E.S.T. by the Town Health Depart­ chester-Glastonbury area. Oall LONG HAIRED Chihuahua, 2% WAREHOUSE closet. Adults only, no pets. Unit ot BOWERS Sch(X}l, 6-room Colo­ laimdry facilities. Three bed­ area bank. The right man ly. Central location. Free park­ city. Adults, no pets., Refer­ 644-1571 in oven, range and dishwasher, half-batos, formal dining Realtor, 648-1677. Pre - bid conference on ment. Everett W. Van Dyne after years old, male. Oall 742-8336. NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS $126. rent, $126. lease seciulty. General Signal Corp. nial, possible 4th bedr(x>m, 1(4' rooms and bath up. Carpeting wiU be VP in 2 years and ing. References required. 643- ences, $130. 649-6324. 4-car garage, acre lot. Wolver­ room, modern kitchen with Installations of Lighting Inspected were KM single- 5:30, 246-4781. Call James J. (fossay, 876-0134. Regent Street baths, garage, family style throughout. Enclosed front President In 11 years. Should 3580 Main St. Hartford 2693, 649-8160. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. bullt-lns, central alr-condlUon- HOW ABOUT $12,900? Six System as indicated in spec­ family dwellings and' some ludto kitchen, private lot. Excellent h e a r t OF TOWN . ; . ten (or _ porch. ExceUent value at nx>mst 4 flnlstoed, fieldotone tS: have degree. Salary $12,000 Articles For Sole 45 522-7249 MANCHESTER — Six-room Ing, garage. Wooded lot, 160x ifications, to be held March in 88 two-lamlly dwellings and ROCaeVILLE — 8 Regan St., buy. Mid 20’s. Wolverton Agen- room single with 2(4 $28,000. T. J. Oockett, Real­ to $16,000. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) duplex, one-car garage, nice 230’, waU to wall stays. $88,- fireplace, new furnace, Call 13, 1970 at CHARTER OAK In 21 multiple-family dwellings. ALUMINUM sheets used as Apartments— Flats— four-room, two-bedroom, sec­ cy. Realtors. 649-2813. _ baths. Needs some redecoratd tor, 648-1677. 600. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ Mitten Realty Realtors, 643- Salesmen Wanted 36-A 175 Pine St. Manchester yard, prefer older couple, no ond-floor ai>artment. Ifotal QUALITY FIELD, 10 :00 A.M. Of the 12 corrections ordered, DEPARTMENT MANAG­ printing plaites, .009 thick, 23x Tenements 63 pets. CaU J.D. Real Estate WeU constructed home. tors, 646-4200. 6930. 646-2332 electric. Range, refrigerator, RANCH, 6 rooms, large living MANCHESTER Bid forms, plans and specl- five were for electrical faults, ERS—For several area de­ CX)NTACT MAN 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1. Associates, 643-5129. PRESIDENTIAL built in the 40’s. Must be s'^en Six-room Garrison Colonial (former Norman's Fum.) MODERN three - room apart­ dtsposal, basement laundry room, fireplace, garage, trees, THE TIME IS NOW ! ! BOLTON . . . attractive Ranch flcatlons are available at the three for plumbing, and one partment stores. Retail ex­ National organization will help 643-2711. Warehouse . . . sensibly priced at $26,900. in finer condition now than General Services Office, 41 each tor heating, maintenance, ment, all utilities, CaU 649- THREE-BEDROOM duplex, and storage. Adults only, no VILLAGE , fine locaUon. $27,000. Owner, ''Present owner has vacated home high on a cliff overlook­ LEGAL perience In buying and sell­ you establish your own business, at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- the day It was built. Fire­ CenteY Street, Manchester, (fon- broken windowa, and celling GERT’S a gay girl-ready for a 4555. available March 15th, security pets. $140 per month rental, Oeater Si. A Thompson 644-1821. this one of a kind, 8-room ing Eastern Cfonn. Three bed­ ing required. To 9.1K. furnishing essential financial 1877. place, garage, patio, beauti­ disrepair. whirl after cleaning carpets Mon.-BYl. 9-9. Sat. 9-8 deposit, rental agreement. 649- $140 lease security. Call James Bd., MaiwtieatM; Dutch (folonial. If you are rooms, 1(4 baths, two car ga­ N O T IC i: nectlcut. service In Manchester area. NEW 2-famlly Duplex, 4 large ful backyard and at $27,500 Town of Manchester, In February 1969, the inspec­ SALEISMAN—^To recruit and with Blue Lustre. Rent electric 8538. J. (fossay, 876-0184. seeking a spacious home In rage, greenhouse, Florida Notice Is hereby given of the Positively no Investment of any SEWING machine — Singer zig­ rooms, 1(4 totha, waU to wall Luxury Uvlng Aa Ton’d . It Just can’t be overlooked. Connecticut tors made 644 calls and ordered motivate his own local sales kind. $150 weekly guarantee to shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & Design B A ' quality home when new a fine area the time to buy room. Nine acres In all. Must certlflcatlwi of party-endorsed zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy carpeting, appliances, base­ is now. We consider the Robert B. Weiss, 20 corrections. Since July 1, force. Fantastic OKX>rt.un- quaiUfied man helps you get Wallpaper, Supply. and a very rare home now. be seen to be appreciated. T.J. candidates of the Democratic designs, etc. Originally over ment with waslier and dryer One A Two-Bedroom price of $40,900 outstanding. General Manager 1969, the start of the current ity for the right man. Edu­ started. ‘ Write Manager, Box Apartments Slim Knit Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Party for election as members cation and experience is not CAMERA — Nikon PTN, 60 $300, full price now $51. Easy hook-up. Nice yard. $190 per Furnished PINE RIDGE Popular A-Liner Please call Mr. (fordon, 649- fiscal year, they have mode 1,- 4038, Cleveland, Ohio, 44123. All O-E Kitchen WAKREN E. HOWLAND ------=—— — of the Town Committee of said a limiting factor. Potential mm, F 1.4 lens, tripod, $250. terms. 522-0931, dealer. month. Call 643-2282 or 644- Apartments 63-A 6306. (H'VENTRYXJVENTKY —- Six-roomHix-room vjape,Cape, golton. A 691 inspections and have order­ CaU 643-4421. Eqo^mient REALTOR to 20K plus, plus, plus. A & G OLDE THINGS — used 8896. VILLAGE large lot. Completely re n ^ e l- persons so endorsed ed 72 corrections. Help Wonted— IFOUR-ROOM furnished house, By Damato Range wlith Self CSeantng 643-1108 ^ H o t ^ r h e ^ new a ^ e . ^ ^^^Idates is on file In my FOREMEN / SUPERVIS­ EXCELLENT, efficient and furniture, appliances, collec­ ATTRACmVE 3-room apart­ Bolton Lake, March —May, Oven • Two-Door Refrlg- B (Sl W NOTICE tors items, refinlshing, strip­ New State Bf of the Worid 000. carpet and upholstery cleaner. stove, refrigerator, heat, all quired. Call between 8-12 noon. $26,900 OVERSIZF3D 3-bedroom Z Pleasant Valley Rd. (rear), FEATUBINO: .Conditioning U n its • ZONING BOARD Rent electric shampooer $11 utilities, parking, $130. month­ Adults only. 649-0072. Ranch. Two baths, family ^ The Pamirs, a mountain TRAINEES—For the sharp EEG TECHNICIAN The Sherwin-Williams Co. Comer Route 6, South Wind­ A 1 A 2 bedroom deluxe Traverse Rods • Venetian kitchen, bullt-lns, dishwasher. OF APPEALS ly. Ideal for newlyweds. Avail­ Blinds e Wall to Well. At an'^xeciltlve s l ^ w of the high school grad . Many sor. able April 1st. Call 236-0664. OVERSIZED Two - room fiir- Townhouse Apts. 2-car garage. Wooded acre lot. SCHALXiER RD. 3-bedroom 4 3 4 2 . ______The number of Town Commit- the roof of the world” because areas. IT’S inexpensive to clean rugs .Oarpetiag. Two bedroom be elected, un- (foventry Zoning Board o f Ap- Fully trained, part-time 15- nished ai>artment, ideal for At Colored range, refrigera­ Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. Split level, 1(4 baths, w all-^ SEVEN-room Raised Ranch tee members to be elected, un- v e n ^ Mondav March 2nd great altitude. In India, and upholstery with Blue Lus­ GE REFRIGERATOR, —excel­ WEST SIDE — 6-room apart­ apartments Include one — wall carpet, dlshwariier, patio, formal dining room, der party rules. Is twenty-five, peals held Monday, March 2nd, ^ Pamirs are called Bam-i- 20 hours per week, flexible young couple or single wom­ tor, dishwasher, dl^Msal. and one-half hatha. DRAFTSMAN—High school, tre. Rent electric shampooer lent condition. Reasonable. ment available April 1st, se­ HEAR T ^ S - Nine room Co- family room plus other extras. ^„^grn kitchen, family room. Notice Is also hereby given the following appeals were act- means, Uterally, tech school or service school schedule. For further infor­ an. Call after 5, 646-2293. if Wall to wall carpets Ample parking, Individual m u u e n i ------— - __r , - “ ‘ ■J"! $1. Olcott Variety Store. Phone 668-4219. curity deposit ana' references lonlal. Four bedrooms, foyer. Convenient location. $20,900. „ windeek and im- that a primary wiU be held on ed on...... "ton of the world.” grad to fill position with a mation contact Personnel basement storage, master 2 nr,p..o,., k M". *«"• Mkrtmaal., “•"P «' Dept. required. Write Box H. Man­ if Air conditioned country kitchen, pcmeled fam- Owner 643-0640. growing area company. USED only once. Northland la­ SIX-MONTHS old, Glenwood TV antenna. Convenient to' i ■ 11 lly -room, paneled recreation _ chester Herald. it Heat A hot'water In- tnanaportation, riiopping, $26,600.S l t i T Phllbrlck Agency, Sacles SwTi. (which a. S 2- Drtv., Park. ------Good working knowledge of dy’s skis, size 8 boots, poles, apartment size gas range. $60. Business Locations room, 2(4 baths, double ga­ RANCH — Modern kitchen with This appeal was unanimous­ drafting a must. Zero to two bindings. Call 646-0844. Call 643-6479. clnded 'schools and chuHdies. Realtors, 646-4200. the number of town committee FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. For Rent 64 rage, 200x300’ wooded lot. dining area, large Utdag room members to be elected by such ly granted as an exception. years experience. This is a MANCHESTER if Individual private base­ Rental agent on premises with 7x17’ TENT, used one season, RUGS, 9x12’ and 6x9’ brown, Heat, hot water, centrally lo­ 1-7 p.m. Also shown by Close to‘ everything. Hutchins fireplace, three bed- v e r NON — 6(4 room Ranch, nnrty In the mimlctpallty) are 2. Norman F. Nadeau, Brew- Learn a lot great spot for a beginner. ATTRACTIVE OFFICE space ments with laundry con­ rooms. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL excellent condition. Asking beige and blue tweed. Oall cated. Adults only. 643-2171 appointment. One-quarter Agency, Realtors, 649 6824. , bath, plus pine rec room, treed lot, jn accordance with Section ster Street. Granted a 16 foot Salary $120 plus. available singles or multiples. nections $100. Call 643-2686. 643-6848. days. nilie east ot Exit 92, WH- paneled rec j* " walk-out basement, excellent 9.332 to 9-460, Inclusive, of the side line variance to con­ from 6 4 3 -A 4 I, Ext. 243 RAISED Ranch in one of Man- MAINTENANCE MECHAN­ Centrally located to Manches- Ac Soundproofing masonry bur C ro s s Parkway. basement. ^6,900. PhUbrlck jo^tlon. Only $21,600. Hayes cforieral Statutes by persons struct a business building on MANCHESTER — 6-nx>m, sec­ Chester’s Prime neighbor IC—Knowledge of electricity (XINTEMPORARY dining-room ter-Vemoh areas. Call for ad­ wall between each Apt. Route 16 and 1-84. hoods, modem kitchen with all j^K®"®y- Realtors^ 646^ ____ Agency. 646-0131.______other than Route 44A on a non-(x>nform- LANCELOT ;---- r------Boats and Accessories 46 table, like new, 6 chairs, 2 cap­ ond floor apartment with heat, ditional information, 649-6816. ing lot was unanimously and refrigeration as per­ PART-TIME — Inventory and ______TELEPHONE 64ft-M2S !'c: tains, six-months old. Call 647- $175. monthly. References, se­ of the bullt-ins, 3 bedrooms, 2 REMODELED 9-room (folonial. (COVENTRY — Im- dates; P™]'***®‘* granted. taining to commercial ap- 64S-10n 84S-411S baths. 2 car .garage, plus room Fireplace, beamed living room maculate, 6(4-room Ranch. candidacies p l^ the num^ service, local area. Must have 14’ HYDROPLANE with con- 1016. curity deposit. Hayes Agency, AVAILABLE Immediately, two A letter from Town Counsel pUcatlons Welding knowl­ car, reilablllty most Important, trols. Very fast. Just refinish- edge helpful. All company 646-0131. rooms with alr-condiUonIng In for expansion.. We feel the celling. Double garage. Income pj^epiace. Only $2,200 down, e^Lted Is Incorporated In these pro­ CaU 1-327-6665 collect. ed. $295. 644-0776. centrally located building. price of $86,900. for this prop- producing rooming house. $29.- Realtors, MLS. 289-7476 ce®da ^® ceedings, explaining a (x>n- paid benefits. Very pro- MANCHESTER—Newer luxury erty is below market value. 900. Pasek Realtors, 289-7476, to said Town Committee.- (If motable spot, for second Plenty of off street parking. or 742-8243. stnicUon on a non-c6nform- Help Wanted— Male or Female 37 Musical Instruments 53 2-bedroom apartment, avail­ .John H. Lappen Inc. 648-SMl. Some Apts, ready for (foil today! Phllbrlck Agency 668-1668. number of opposing candidacies shift. Salaiy to 8K. ANDOVER — Dutch Styled filed Is reduced to less than Ing PIANOLA player piano with able now. $185 per month in­ occupancy Realtors, 646-4200.______TWO FAMILY, 6-6 Duplex. SERVICE TECHNICIAN— cluding heat, appliances and Agent on premises 1 to 6 ^ is e d Ranch, 2 f j l h ^ . su^h 26%. no primary wiU be »• rolls and l^nch for sale. Best ASSUMABLE 6(4 per cent plus Newly painted, centrally locat- (Field)—Should have electro offer, 2 years old. Call 649- cEirpet. CaU Paul W. Dougan, Every Day, 8 Famished 2 fireplaces, double garage, held.) granted a 284 square foot CLERK TYPIST (4 per cent Immaculate 7-room ««>• Prtv^® family room, sun deck, $29,- Forms for petitions for filing mechanical experience on 4948 mornings. Realtor, 649-4686. MOLD MAKER Blodek. variance In order to con­ office equipment. This is To work in our Accounting Department. General It Ranch with living room, din- ^''® 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. such candlddacles by or on be­ j 1st class mold maker. | ing room, new kitchen, three Pasek Realtors, 289-V476,. 742- struct a 4 room Ranch House the largest independent com­ knowledge of accounting helpful. FOUR beautiful rooms. Close Paul W, Doogan Agency half of enrolled Democratic to downtown, heat, hot water, Immediate opcnlns bedrooms, garage. Convenient 9248.______FIVE-ROOM Ranch offering 2 p^rty members may be obtaln- for Mrs. George Farrell, an pany In the area. Excellent MS-4686 or MS-1S81 Wearing Apparel- parking, 668-0833. good bcn^iti^ got ^ bedrooms, kitchen and large from William J. Houle, elderly person. starting salary plus car, Houre: 8 :00 A.M. - 5 :00 P.M. OTHEB APTS. AVAHABUB location. High 20’s. Prlihclpals gpxciOUS 8(4-room- Ranch, Furs 57 wages growth poton>| Read Herald Ads only, 648-9385. The effective date t^all be plus bonus. Company paid Fringe Benefits 4%—ROOMS, $139. per month, £asif-f\nit ’cent'ra'lly“ lo^ated, wall to“ w'^i Democratic Registrar of Voters. Itiel. March 7, 1970. RACXIOON fur coat for sale, free heat, hot water, parking. SIZES 8-20 MAvraiFSTFR Oversized carpeting, fireplace, ceramic bawment w en, Bolton, Connecticut. Signed; CHEMIST — Degree re­ Apply APPLY R^Ph lliH “ ‘ed bath, screened patio, ga- ®°ver®d ^ rch garage. $16 - mathictlons tor filing such quired. Should have flw to excellent condition. Call 649- Inquire Manchester Garden 1380 four-room Ranch. Full base- aluminum sldlne Phllbrlck Agency. Real- candidacies are contained in Grant E. Toothaker Sr., 0654. Apartments, 16 Fforest Bt. 10'4 • 24'4 2634 (foalrman ten years experience In an­ IONA MF6. GO. TO UQUIDATB ESTATE I S . . . S m T v .„d.SSd •»». p.„ M™«k„, P„.. tt. alytical chemistry and aero­ CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. David Roach, BROWN plaid belted coat, lamb STRANT ST. First floor, lour Unit of General p.r.g.. On bn. Un., a,.rBo. tPiXlVEB - Lak.ate riiiw * '5 . '' Enjoyable and enlighten­ sols. Local Company. Sal­ 31 Cooper Hill Street IMjg^^Oorp|. This A-liner alwars Knit in Btockinetto stitch Agency, 643-0683. Secretary ing, t(X), LANCELOT it b ary open. trim; white evening gown, size rooms. Heat, hot walpr, ga- and trimmed with cro- ter within walking distance, upper teens. Five-room Cape, ^^e av^able In said Regis-, 12; Samsonite men’s suitcase, rage, $146. per month. meets the occasion with m^ern new comic strip Manchester, Conn. 03040 cau FOR SALE that “ at-ease” look . . . cheted braid, this iB a 6.2 ACRES, (food barn, out- Upper 20’s. Reale Realty, 876 Garage on choice half acre * o^ ce. 043-8781. 643-6666 after 6 p.m. 187-188 SCHOOL STBEET, MANOHE8TBB, CONN. it’s BO easy to wear, and lovely dress . . . it's sure buildings, 9 rooms, family 2844. frontage. Fireplaced Uvlng P r i o r to obtaining the petition New Abbots From in which the hero wint PARTIAL LISTINGS so easy to sew! No. 1380 to be your favorite. No. room, 6 bedrooms, 1(4 baths, ■ __------r------rooi^dtnlng raim. kitchen. 2 ‘ he the battle of the sexes 2034 has knit directions 2 flreplacee. Hutchins Agency, I^N(3ETON ST. y-Seven-rooni Church Family ' PEES PAID TWO TEN APARTMENTS with pHOTO-flUiDE is in bedr<;oms. 1(4 baths, drilled d date to be P r o ^ d theraln (usually!). Follow the 12 Room, Story, Frame N ew Sizes 10(4-24(4 for Sizes 8-20 inclusive. Realtor. 649-6324. Colonla . plus heated pane ed MALE & FEMALE 210 Main St., Manchester P/2 IINI U4 Is Misi Itr SMk ,fst- we...well Idealluea. . for...... summer. relaxa- Ph« ^ depiMlt of $16.00 for each NUNRAW. Scotland (AP) - doily adventures of EXPERIENCED (bust 33-47). Size 12(4, ______recreation room, 24’ living tlon or year ’round. Call Su- such candidate must be filed ^ monk who has five sisters 8-ROOM APARTMENTS WANTED tsra ti Iscisit flrtt-sIsH Mllisi. $19,600. IMMACULATE 6(4- room, fireplace, il(4 baths. Bow- LANCELOT ond his ever- 1st and 2nd Shift 85 bust . . . 2% yards of zanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat- '*’“ h said Registrar. A petition nuns and a brother who 68 EAST CENTER ST. (Just a few leit) 2 Family Duplex Dwelling 46-inch. Room Ranch, fireplace, built- era School. Priced under $30,- lovin', ever-l(»in', wife, MPT. HEAD FOR OIL BURNER Beach Real Estate Oo., containing the required number |g a monk has been elected Ab- Lori in the comic section. MANCHESTER Machine Operators Luxurious wall-to-wall car­ Ins, recreation room. Assume OOO. Elva Tyler, Realtor, 649- son of signatures of enrolled Demo- bot of the Cistercian Abbey at S H O E M P T . STuVJUISi&W 5.T. WM6. ► VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen- 4469. Realtors. 647-1660. 646-4040 General Workers , peting throughout, range,- re­ Each side has living rexMn, dining room, kitchen Prist Nmm. ,MMii *«S 118 cratlc' party members. In said Nunraw, East Lothian. He is frigerator, disposal, dish­ Male or Female SERVICEMAN COBI asS tQis NssMtr. Starting Mondayt Inspectors (HI the first floor. Three bedrooms an(l bath on cy. Realtors, 649-6324. SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at- SOUTH WINDSOR — 7-room municipality must be fUed with Father Donald Mc'OIynn, 86, washer, central air condi- Full-Time BeaeflU * Send 50$, add 15$ for March 16 Janitorial Worker Honing, tiled both. Wanted for Full Time the second floor. Two recently new forced hot MANCHESTER Is 16 minutes to taohed garage, screened porch. Colonial with 2(4 baths and at- said Registrar of Voters not lat- who has been Prior of Sancta ; KnCHBN HELP _ poeltlon Also Need Part-Time postage and handling for Heat and hot water furaWi- Satospersen Enqtloyment air heating systems. a copy of the ’70 Spring this oversized custom built s bedrooms, 2 full baths, tached garage. Home In ex- er than 4:00 p.m. on March 21, Maria Abbey, Hunraw since , available at Manchester Me- cellent condition and has1970 belnR”the 21st day preced- 1967 and now becomes the first Apply ed. Paridng. , Apply Mrs. Fergnmn Sl Summer album. aluminum sided, 8-bedroom formal dining room, large llv- ; mortal Hoepltal, l l :80 a.m.- Apply In Person Lot IM ' X 117' — Zoned Residential “C ." Bend 60$, add 16$ tor many built-in features. Fine ing the day of the primary. Scottlsh-bom (^sterclan Abbot i®m irl)wtFr . 7:10 p.m., 6 days per week, MM MONTHLY postage and handling for cell fuiin . . • 1969 Raised Ranch, wooded lot, Ing room and recreation room, Warren O. Howland, BenMor H O U S E RHAIB a copy o f Spring 4 Sum­ |||1I fir «Kr»*0 s«4 double garage, fireplace, 1(4 lovely landscaped lot with prl- residential neighborhood. Lot Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, since the 16th century Raforma- V weekend work required, (fon- CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. EANTLY ON. C O .. Inc. , For appointment to inspect-^^all 648-8884 la 100x200' and heavily wood- this 6th day of March 1970. tlon. He succeeds. Dorn (folum- Beiital Agent M> MAIN BT. 181 Mata St. mer ’70 Basic f a s h io n . Htsi hr II. colored baths, built-lns. High vacy. Inunedlate occupancy. I tact Personnel De^., 648-1141, M8-11M fsr psttac* mi tasllwf. ed. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Olive H. Toomey, ban MUlcahy, who retliwd as \ Ext. 848. 81 C cx ^ r HIU St., Mancbeater, Conn. 20’s. Meyer Agency, Realtors, Only $36,900. phllbrlck Agen- 648-0609. o /i R«altors, 646-4300, 648-1677. Clerk of the Municipality Abbot last month. \ " \- ■ . . '' \ \, ,■ 'V > y ' y "V \ \ \\ ■' \ \ \ w V . ' '■ -A"- ' ' A' \ ■\ TUESDAY, MARCH 10, lS70 PAOB TWENTY E n d u in g M n n lh Avtragg Dally Not Prloi Ron Vor The Week andsd The Weather Members of St. Bernadette’s Jnnnniy M, lOTO MotheM Circle wUl meet • to­ Ex-Town Man Tax Agsistance GOP Primary Would Mean Clea>, Beaaonabla tonight. Veit About Town night at 8 at the John F. 'TiBr- In 20a. thmorrow mosUy sun­ H m ZIpaer Club will have Ms ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Wrote W ork Two repreeentatlves of the 15,890 ny, breezy, milder, High 40 to ragtter monthly meeUngr tomor­ FOR EXPERT 80. FViday’s ouUook—fotr. Center St., to recite the Rosary Hartford office of the Inter­ Voting hy Paper Ballots Manche»ter-—A CUy of Village Charm row at 7.:90 i>.m. ai the olii> tor the late Henry SkeUy, whose Done in NYC nal Revenue Service wlH be WHEEL Al ig n m e n t —WHEEL b a l ^ c in o boVM. wife le a member of the cir­ in Manchester tomoirow to. , If the dissident ."Republican If the committee posts the fil­ COMPLETE BRAKE cle. “Opera/Septlma,^" a modem offer assistance In the prepa­ Citizens Committee of Manches­ ing fees and takes out the peti­ VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 136 Bt Ann’s Hbthers Circle will piece which calls on . the musi­ ration of income tax returns. ter” forces an April 16 primary tions, it will have to March 26 RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO 8ECTION8I MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1970 (OhMaifled Advertising on Rage M) PRICE TEN CBNTB meet tomorrow at S p.m. at the The Strickland-Borst Group of cians to speak as well as play, They will be in the Munici­ for OOP town committee mem­ to obtain the signatures and to SEE home of MM. Donald DeCapua, bers, as It has said It will, the file them for certification with Second Congregational Church was ^rtorm ed at Lincoln Cen­ pal BuUdii^ Hearing Room BM Tolland St., Saat Hartford. will meet tonight at 8 at the from 12:30 to 4:80 p.m. They primary will be by papeo- bal­ GOP Registrar of Voters Fred ICta. Anthony Oollettt Is co- ter Sunday. home of Mirs. Kaymond Chit- wlU be in Manchester each lots, Town Clerk Edward Tom- Peck. CLARKE MOTOR SALES ■ - -—; bdsteas. The piece was written by klel said today. tick. 132 Lydall St. Hoatesses Preston Trombley, 24, former­ Wednesday during the same Tomklel said that those RT. 6 and 85, BOLTON—64S-8521 i - . . are Mrs. Norman Rylander and office hours ending vdth Tomklel explained that the voting, if the primary is held, MIR V Deployment Second Blast Jars Greater Hartford Branch of Mrs. Ekigar BarracUffe. ly of Manchester. Trombley Is now a student at Yale where he April 8. Income tax returns town's voting machines can ac­ would have to mark their bal­ Transatlantic Brides and Par­ must be mailed by April 16. comodate only a maximum of lots for a maximum of 86 per­ ents Association mtUI meet to­ is studying tor an advanced de­ 60 names. If the primary Is sons. Any ballots with more morrow at 7:80 p.m. at Vet­ Memoniajl 'Temple, Pythian gree In composition. 'Those who appear tor tax N Sisters, will meet tonight at 8 aid are asked to bring with held, he eaid, a minimum of than 86 names checked off _ Delay Advocated Brown Trial Scene erans Memorial duUiouse, Sun­ 'The piece was performed at 107 town committee candidates would be thrown out, he said. set Ridge, East Hartford. Films Tt Odd Fellows Hall. Refresh­ Alice T^ly Hall in Lincoln Cen­ them all jiapers and records ments will be served. which apply to the returns. will be up for election — the 86 The possible paper-ballot, he WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Tuesday MIRV deployment will CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP)—A powerful biast, attrib­ of England and the Continent ter. It was part of a program endorsed last Thursday and the said, would mark a first In I we have a new zelecOon of ■ Bldward W. Brooke haa urged start In June with the Minute- will be shown. put on by the Yale Chamber uted by authorities to a time bomb placed in the ladiea Members of the Army-Navy 22 (or more) proposed by the Manchester since voting ma- Prealdent Nixon to postpone man ITT land-based missiles. room, ripped a huge hole in the Dorchester County Club will meet tonight at 7 at Orchestra. at the problems of academic splinter group. chinee were Installed. l flower pots Members of the VFW Auxili­ The title literally means, composers, and the work pro­ deployment in -The continued momentum Courthouse today. Officials sought to determine wheth­ ary wUhlng to sew cancer pads the J(hn F. Tierney Funeral The splinter group obtained June of mulUwarhead MIRVs toward deployment of this po- Home, 219 W. Center St., to pay "seven people at work,” tmd in­ vided Its moments of In-group consent forms Friday, prepara­ I and plonters pendlng upcoming arms llmita- tenUally destabilizing technolo- er there was any connection with the pending trial of will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. volves the musicians speaking, jocularity, if little beyond that." I in plastic and nietu; all sizes, shapes H. Rap Brown, charged with inciting a riot in Cam­ at the home of Mrs. Florence respects to the late Henry Skel- tory to obtaining petitions to be Soviet Union, gy jg highly disturbing," Brooke ley, a member. and clapping as well as playing. Trombley graduated from filled out and signed. ¥ I colors . ______The Massachusetts Republl- said In a statement. "It could bridge in 1957, or with a car explosion Monday in which Streeter, 160 Summit St. Trombley conducted his own Manchester High School In 1963 The state’s primary laws re­ FALSE TEETH t two Negroes were killed. . ?*!*■ prompt Sen- have the most unfortunate The Sunday School staff of composition. and from the University of Con> quire that the committee must ate action 'on his resolution One of the men killed was a Martha Circle of Emanuel A one-paragraph review of the nectlcut in 1969, That Loosen consequences for the Impending Lutheran Church will meet Zion Evangelical Lutheran field an opposition slate of at cosponsored by 43 ' senators— SLiAT negotiations." friend and close associate of Bulletin Church will meet tonight at 7:30 piece appeared In the New least 22 persons — 25 per cent Need Not Embarrass urging the President to take the Brown. Thursday at 10 a^. at the York Times yesterday. Written of the 86 town committee mem­ Don't keep worrying whether your lead on a U.S.-Sovlelt morato- Earlier, in an Interview, he ohurdi for sewing.' There will at the church. false teeth will come loose at the said that the announcement of William M. Kunstler, attorney by Donal Henahan, it said: M ore Eggs bers endorsed Thursday night. wrong time. For more aecurlty and iriunfi of MIRV tests- for Brown, said he thought the SUSPECT HEID be a business meeting at 2 p.m. "Preston Trombley’s "Opera/ LONDON (AP) — Britain pro­ more comfort Just sprinkle famous Ifie MIRV deployment date Members of the Combined In addition, it must post a $15 PA8TEETH on your denUl plates. Brooke’s appeal came aftre bombing was related to his OAMBRIDOB, Md. (AP)— Hostesses are Mrs. Slrrl Septima” had the composer as duced 40.7 million boxes of eggs Secretary of the Air Force Rob­ means "the genie may well be Lehmus, Mrs. Martha Salo and Catholic Mothers Circles will filing fee for each opposition PA8TEETH Denture Adhesive Pow­ out of the botUe." client's trial, and a state official Maryland and state poIlM meet tonight at 7:30 at the John conductor and seven musicians last year, more than any coun­ candidate and must obtain a der holds false teeth flrmer longer. ert C. Seamans Jr., disclosed said he believed It connected to said today they have “a defi­ Mrs. Mildred Noren. Mrs. Sophia try In the European Common Makes eating easier. Won't sour Seamans gave the date to a Johnson will lead devotions. F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 playing disjunct line and now minimum of 6 per cent signa­ under dentures. No gummy, gooey, the car explosion. nite suspect who Is wUte” In W. Center St., to pay respects and then breaking into a gen­ Market, the British Egg Mar­ tures of all those enrolled Re­ pasty taste or feel. Dentures that nt downtown closed session of the Senate Preparations for the trial had the bombing of the Dorcheeter are essential to health. 8ee your Armed Services Committee. His Chapman-Joy Circle of NorUi to the late Henry SkeiUy, whose erally unintelligible vocal grab­ keting Board reported. West publicans on the voting lists last dentist regularly. Get FASTEETH started Monday 70 miles across County Coartheoae. wife is a member of the group. ble or clapping hands. The Germany produced 37.2 million November —approximately 436 today at all drug counters. MIRV Primer statement was released to the Chesapeake Bay In Bel Air. The United Methodist Church win words, one gathered, poked fun boxes and France, 28.9 million. signatures. public. meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the charges of arson, inciting others Phebe Circle of Emanuel WASraNGlGN (AP) —One "After a number of delays to commit arson and to riot home of MM. Leila Whaples. and stretchouts we will start Hostesses > are Mm . Leverne Lutheran Church will meet to­ of the Pentagon’s new pieces of arose from a speech and subse­ night at 7:30 in Luther Hall of armament that some senators **®’‘**"K Mlnuteman HI In quent burning of a Negro sec­ Holmes and Mrs. IViUiam Mc- want to shelve Is MIRV, a weap- ■J“*'e," Seamans said, adding Village Blast Kendrlck. the church. The Rev. C. Henry tion in Cambridge in 1967.' Anderson w'll continue a discus­ oq that was so hush-hush two “baaed on tests to date we State police stand-guard at Cambridge courthouse It was the second explosion in the area, scene of "I think everything Is related sion of "The Manefesto." After years ago that Defense officiads •*‘*'*' ®«>n«dence In this sys- In these two towns now,” said Manchester WATEIS will meet prohlbited the very mention of ^rovlous statements said early today after explosion ripped the building. Rap Brown’s trial, in two days. (AP Photofax) Triggered tonight at the Italian-American the program, members will fold Kunstler of the Cambridge cancer pads. Hostesses are It. deployment would occur In late CTub, 185 Eldrldge St; Weighing 1970. bombing, which ripped out a 80- Mrs. Edward Mlffltt, Mrs. For peoide who will still won­ feet section of the courthouse In will be from 7 to 8. There Ward Laking and Mrs. HUdIng der what MIRV is all about, The Mlnuteman III, a replace­ By Bunglers m NORMAN’S, INC. BEST BUYS and scattered debris In a 80- win he an amateur show. M . For Slain Black: Bolin. here Is a primer: ment for the single warhead yard radius. William Muldoon is in charge Q., What is MIRV?___ . , Mlnuteman n Intercontinental NEW YORK (AP) — A bung- ' of the program. Hie 118-year-old brick court­ ling effort at producing hbiM- The American Legion Aux­ A. kilRV is a hydrogen bomb. baUlsUc missile, will carry house is located on a square iliary will conduct a bingo to- Literally, It is an acronym three of the MIRV —Multiple made bomba haa been bUuned Mark Swerdloff, coordinator with a grass courtyard In the by police for an explooion that "ight at 7 for patients at Rocky which stands for Multiple Inde- Independently-Targeted Re-en- Idealism Turned into Bitterness middle of town. of Manchester’s new drug cen­ hill Veterans Hospital. Mem­ OF THE MONTH pendeilUy Targeted Re-Entry Vehicle—warheads. . loolt two lives In a flOO.OOO A three-man team of Army ore^n^ch VUlage brownstooe, ter, win be guest speaker at a bers are reminded to be ready Vehicle. As a warhead on a mis- Its sea-based partner, the 10- meeting of the Manchester experts from Ft. Meade Inspect- ^ getting tor a strange to leave when their drivers ar­ slle, It packs an explosive punch warhead Poseidon, will begin to ed the building this morning, as ~„-ferv Rotary Club tonight at 6:30 at rive. equivalent to the blast of many take over next January from As Dreams Became Frustrated nna rMirf /.ill. ^ •/* the Manchester Country Club. one put It to ‘check out the oth' The cause of the blast came to hundreds of thousands of tons of the single warhead Polaris nu- By CABL BERNSTEIN ‘Like a lot of kids who were economic exploitation or pollti- from planning guerrilla warfare er rooms." Rockville Emblem Club will WESTINGHOUSE - BEST BUY AT dimamlte. clear submarines. light 'Dtesday wtien a large The library committee of The Washington Poet singing ‘We Shall Overcome’ In cal InjusUce. to serious efforts to overthrow Sheriff Ira Johnson said the amount of dynamite was uncov­ meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Q. What does MIRV do? Senate Democratic Leader Birmingham, he became ex- "So, when they became bitter, the government.” device had been planted In the Richard Martin School wUl have the Elks Lodge, Park St. Mm . A. MIRV rides. In groups of Mike Mansfield said deployment ered In the wreckage of the 190i a \K>rkahop tomorrow from 9 to Allen Beaverstock is in charge threeuiree to a dozen,dozen in the upperuooer of the MIRVsMTRV« uHU nnmniioote WASHINGTON Ralph Feath- tremely frustrated when it be- people like Ralph looked to the The Rev. Fauntroy had known women’s rest room on the sec- century ceniury townhbusewwonuuse owneduwumi by wjr a» 11 a.m. in the school library. Stases of mlssllea aboard w W the ^ i? \ erstone, who died Monday night came obvious that the white more radical ways of achieving Ralph Featherstone who died at ond floor. He said it evldenUy wealthy advertising sxecuUve. of the program. There will be At;;? m entertainment and refreshments !^J3ed a T S b«s.^M RV tetiof Se^menfwrenTe S km ““ ^ a^out to give up change; and they run the gamut the age oi ZO. stoce the latter was a Umed explosive b ecau i m the tlm . of was a student at Roosevelt High the building had been locked last Friday’s eiqiloatoa were at Dr. Robert T. Unstone, assis- after a business meeting. ■nlPT..mM. files to one enemy target; an- teglc Arms UmitaUon Talks re- co u iW m where Ida friend h ! ...... " ...... ‘ tBijt siq>erintendent of schools other can soar toward a differ- open April 6 In Vienna. R^p Rrown Is being tried, was a School in the District of Colum- Tuesday afternoon and the blast laost two known members of the ,bla. was at 12:14 a.m. Weatherman, a mlUtaat faction in Veimm, win be guest speak­ Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi ent target hundreds of miles But he said he is “keeping his ,,gure well known in the civil er at the Bowers School FTA sorority, will meet tonight at 8 away. One of two eons of James S. Johnson added that a pcgico- of Students for a Demoor4tlc 8o- fingers crossed and hoping we ^ghts movement. Featherstone Sr., (James Jr., man had made a rouUne check ciety, gwA Asst. Chief Inspeetor meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joseph Q. How does it work? can come to some agreement." Birmingham, In Selma, In His topic win be "The Ungrad­ A. After the main booster en­ is deputy director of the may- of the building’s doors minutes Albert Seedman said of the oc- Gonsalves, 98 Lyness St. After ill.., 299 Mansfield also said he fears backwater Mississippi towns, or’s youth programs unit here), before the explosion. The build- cupants: ed School.’’ the meeting, there will be a iilii gine of a U.S. missile cuts off. the time has passed” tor Sen- Featherstone was In the front lesson in pizza making. ^ s ^ e bus proceeds outside ate acUon on Brooke’s proposal unes during the major civU Ralph went on to D.C. Teach- ing was vacant. would say they were mak­ Mrs. Greta Cheney wiU speak • FROST FREE the atmosphere toward enemy calling for the United States to rights hnltlw of the 1960s ers Cfollege, where he majored An official connected vdth the mg bombs. Yes, deflnltely.’’ on “Tile Archaeology of Israel,’’ The Senior High Touth Forum the lead in seeking a mora. Then, with the end of the eta in speech. Brown trial, declining IdentlO- One of the militants was ‘niao- In Room A7 of Manchester H i^ of North United Methodist tkm, the bull d ro ^ off or launch- tortum on MIRV testing. that saw Negroes win accees to After his graduaUon from without elaboration, dore Odd, 28, whose body was i n r " ■'H DCnc, Featherstone taught “JAt he thought the courthouse recovered from the debris short- School t® « « - public accommodattonn-but not is invited. There is no charge. at the church. The Grade 9 speech correction In 1968 and “last "drecUy related’ to the ly after the blast. Ha was a “ “ •®®’**“ to the economto mainatream of 1964 at five elementary - schools u®*™» In the car explosion leader In an 8DB uprising at Oo- Conceptors will also meet at 7 ^ proposal, op- American life — Feariientone ' at Bel Air. . .. r T n? Dr. Burton Meissner will give at the church. • ADJUSTABLE SHELVES puterized brain on the spece posed by the Nixon administra- turned his attention to economic in southeast Washington. lumbia University in 1968. an lUustrated talk on "The tion. "I hope there is sUU development of the biack'com­ Meanwhile, he was becoming Kunstler said he wUf ask for The otbar victim was an uni- Treatment of War Casualties in The Women’s Fellowship of The bus then makes minute grounds tor negotiation of mean- munity and revolution. attracted to the ciirll rights dismissal of the charges Vfhen dentlfted woman, whose head- Vietnam," at a meeting of the Center Congregational Church • SLIM OUTSIDE adjustments In speed and dlrec- ingfig arms limitations," he said, “He was a revolutlohary,’’ movement that was beginning court convenes next Monday in leas body was dug out of the Manchester Registered Nurses wtU have an all-day sewing and Uons with its retro rockets, adding "In my opinkm, it does said the Rev. Wedter E. Faunt­ to gain momentum in the south. Bel Air, saying “I feel a pattern rubMe Tuesday, Association tonight at 8 in the service meeting tomorrow from BIG INSIDE ejectii^ a warhead after each not enhance our chances tor roy, former vice chairman of Like other Washingtonians — has developed and there may be Mlaalng since she fled the doctor's dining room at Man­ 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Fellow­ adjustment. Each warhead can success at Vienna." Washington’s City Council and among them Stokely Carmi­ more and more incidents." townhouse aftsr ths exploaiOB chester Memorial Hoepital. be ordered to a different enemy The administration takes the an aide to the late Dr. Martin chael and Marion Barry — who He said neither he nor Mrs. was another youthful Weather- ship and Robbins Rooms of the base or city, or all can be deliv­ Brown had talked to Rap since map radical, Cathlyn Pmtt There wiU be a brief business church. The event is open to all position that MIRV deployment Luther King, "'becaune be was J'jj had participated In demtmstra- session at 7dH). • 7-DAY MEAT KEEPER ered against the same site. Is necessary tor natlcnal securi- go bitter. tions to win access to public Monday. Maj. W. W. Corbin, Wkkerson, 28, daughter of the women of the church. 'Those Q. Does the United States chief of special forces for the master of tlto house, James planning to attend are reminded WESTINaHOUSE HOLDS 16 LBS. ty and that It will spur the arms "My recollection of Ralph is accomodations below the need MIRV? talks by strengthening the U.S. as a very dedicated civil rights Mason-Dlxon line, Feathersteme Maryland State Police, said "It Pm tt WUkeraon, by hU fitst to bring sandwiches. Beverages A. Defense officials say MIRV is my understanding they don’t marriage. He was on a long m - WiU be served. negotiating position. worker In the early days of the decided, to remain in the deep • VEGETABLE CRISPER Is needed to counter the Soviet Gen. John D. Ryan, the Air student Non-Violent Coordinat- f v south as a SNCC organizer. know where he^is." cation with his second wife in Union’s fledgling deployment of Gov. Marvin Mandel prepared the Britlah West Indies whan the Force chief of staff, said In his ing Committee, Working out of the Atlanta IMPERIAL DUPLEX* NO-DEFROSTINC FREEZER/REFRIGERATOR an antlbaUlstic missile defense tistlmony before the Armed "Then, like most of the SNCC to fly by helicopter to Cam- explosion occurred, DOUBLE DUTY FREEZER- and Us increatsing number of of­ V office with Rap Brown ‘Feath­ bridge. He said he had been x fire official said that "68 to 16 SERIES M O D a ND1606 • GLIDE-OUT ROLLERS Services Committee that while people, he became extremely er”—as he was known In the fensive ICSM sites. the Soviet Union has "not yet frustrated at the faUure of white 1. w,i i. ®®Aed by Cambridge officials gg sticka of dynamite and 100 REFRIOERATOR HOLDS With its multiple-warhead movement - helped establish and did not know their reason, blasting caps" were recovered NO-DEFROSTINC FREEZER/REFRICERATOR tested a hard target MIRV, they America to respond to the basic - PLUMItOUT m LBS. FROZEM FOODS mode of attack, a MIRV system have the technology to develop and leglUmate demands of the 41 M sslsslppi ‘freedom u.a. Sen. Charles McC. Ma- the WUkeraon home, WITH OPTIONAL ADD-ON AUTOMATIC ICE-MAKER • A V O C A D O can throw out more bombs than such a MIRV, and we believe black community, One of the victims of explosion near Bel Air, Md., schools tor black children, thlas and Rep. Rogers C. B. ehough to have leveled the PLANNED CONVENIENCE" FEATURES AND a defensive is capable of Inter­ Monday night has been identified as Ralph Feath­ participated in voting registra Morton, Maryland Republicans, buildings on either side. STOP IS OU. FT. - FROST FREE they will do so.” " I n my last discussions with tion drives in Alabama and "PLUS" STYUNCt • COPPERTONE cepting. Or one MIRV-headed erstone, shown in center of 1967 photo. He is ^ Id they also planned to go to x s K was, one of them was He also said the "Mlnuteman him, I recognized the same kind went to Selma when Dr. King BEST BUY AT missile can handle several as­ in possesses improved survlva- of bitterness that so many of shown with SNCC newsletter attacking the Jews the Eastern Shore town this aft- condemned because of the d a ^ ms • 1VHITE signments against the growing began his campaign there. ernoon. ^ , “8® that radiated from No. 18. bility, penetration capability, our idealistic young people have M S eg. FT..31' WIDE number of Soviet ICBM pads. for alleged atrocities. Featherstone was a SNCC payload and accuracy over the come to feel, program director af^the time. (AP Photofax) (Sm Page Twenty-Seven) Evacuated a . a re«Ut were ac- Q. What Is the big debate older mlnuteman systems." r«i about MIRV? One of the dead was Ralph _____ x«> What U MIRV: It stands f o r ------Featherstone, 31, a friend of w itee™ n®‘ghbora cf the A. Some members of Con­ Multiple Independently-Target­ gress fear MIRV will escalate Brown and his associate in civil u;—* cu , i. , the arms race and carry the ed Re-entry Vehicle and means rights campaigns. The second a, fK 16.6 CU. f i FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR an advanced nuclear warhead, How They Cope with ‘Outside’ man was uiSdMUfted. * United States across the thresh­ tree-lined oasis in the realden-. Automatically old of a new era of hard-to-con- under development by both the United States and the Soviet Un­ John Lewis, former chairman ua! heart of the VUlage, It con- trol nuclear weaponry. Because of the Student Nonviolent Coor- aista of some high rtoe apart- WINDOW CONCENTRATED LIQUID photo satellites cannot tell ion for long-range land- and It’s CDmpletely Frost-Proof! sea-based missiles, with several dinatlng Committee, said In At- ments, three restaurants and a DRAIN OPENER ■ CLEANER replaces ice used! whether a missile carries one Nuns Leaving Convents lanta that he understood FeaUi- small cemetery of a Spanlah- wariiead or many, a strategic components each of which can SHADES • RATS HAIR O O C be aimed in advance at a differ­ erstone was accompanied by Portuguese synagogue. •if Mod* t o Ordor a EATS PAT Fn^t-Proof! (8 m Page Eight) ent target. William Payne. But moaUy It is a block of He said Payne had worked for townhouses, whose residents en- B rin g TOUT old roUeH In nnd * MANCHESTER You'll never defrost againi No SNOC in Alabama and Missis- joy a privacy, an aura of gra- Mve Soo Iper shade. space lost to frosti Defrosts In Increasing Numbers Modtl FPD-lSSn only when needed. LIU J6.S cil. It. (Sm Page Eight) (SMPaga BIgM) HARDWARE & SUPPLY (AHMIttaadard) (First of Two Articles) Miss Linton, who Is a public ling reason," said Miss S., a A. JOHNSON 877 Main St., MancheMer As Secrecy Ends (Roman' Catholic sisters are relatioiu copywriter, chose not member of a teaching order for leaving religious life in ever in­ to continue teaching. But former 22 years. "Right now I am very PAINT CO. Phone 9 U - 4 m 154-lb. Just 32" creasing numbers. How they sisters who continiie In teach­ hopeful about getting married." 728 MAIN ST. i size freezer U.S. Pilots Who Bomb Laos cope with the "outside" Is an ing, nursing or social work us­ In leaving the convent, some ually have little problem find­ sisters continue the forms of Protected lea trays! Cover wide! interesting story, one that can. Attendance Climbs Sharply f t * / ' ' ' only be told by the women ing a job. Catholicism — Mass on Sunday, plue door keeps out food par­ Slide It into the same Hope for Eventual Pay Hike themselves.) For many ex-nuns establish­ Communion frequently, fast ticles. Cover makes' an extra space your peasant re­ By URSUI-A V ll^ ing a social life is a difficult and abstinence from meat on At Integrated Lamar School shelf. frigerator uses. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — based pilots reportedly take the The Los Angeles Times problem. prescribed days. Others arc not More than 800 U.S. pilots bomb- long way home fronii Laos at LOS ANGELES — For 12 'The elder brother of a former so anxious to follow the rules. LAMAR, S.C. (AP) — Attend­ test and what further action was HOLMES nun put It this way: ance climbed sharply at La­ Ing Loos from bases In ‘Thailand least once a month, detouring years she had been Sister Fred­ Asked If she were still a planned, Mrs. Best repllad, "Sally keeps asking me to m ar's Integrated schools today, 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN hope the relaxation of official over the South Vietnamese bor- erick Ann. Now, as she closed Catholic, one-ex-nun said: "We’re just walking. We’re just More door Twin vegetable secrecy about their work will der so they-can get the exemp- the convent door behind her, introduce her to men, but who “Yeah —on my own terms. .while 33 white adults marched out taking our exercise." HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES do I know In her age group? peacefully near a police line to storage Hydrators eventually mean more money tIon. she was again Miss Polly If you mean do I go to Mas? un She refused to answer other 14.7 cu. ft. No Frost Refrigerator for them. Bt2 crews stationed In Thai- Burns. She's 42 now, and the single Sunday, no. I haven't been to protest against the reopening of questions, saying the news me­ 24 egg nests, snack keeper. Hold up to 23.4 qta. ‘The pilots are unhappy be- land also miss out on the (Inan- She had become a nun at 19; men I know In that age bracket Mass since Christmas." the city's school complex Tues­ dia had not reported the vio­ with Automatic Icemaker day. Evan bully cabbage and caUM although they are targets cial boons, except for the in- now she was 31. She entered are either not interested In "If It's a choice," said a lence at Lamar fairly. . In the course of history, the transition 'hiere was none of "the vio­ from pELganism to religion has been close­ celaiy. • Ice bin stores up to 340 cubes! for Pathet Lao and North Viet- come tax exemptions. All the with a high school diploma; she women or divorced, and she young ex-sister, "between the Officials said today's attend­ namese antiaircraft gunners, B62s regularly fly combat mis- left with a bachelor's degree, a says she won't go out with a Roman Church and the Dutch lence that marked Imposition of ance Included 40 whites and 113 ly connected with the transition from ^Year Nationwide • Giant zero-degree freezer holds up to 147 lbs. divorced man." the court-ordered integration ' primitive cultures to civilization. And with they do not receive the combat lions over Vietnam as well as teaching credential an4 con­ . Church, I'd go Dutch. Right Negroes In the high achool and Warranty • Twin vegetable bins pay of |66 a month that Is paid Laos, so the pilots don‘t even siderable academic work to­ One ex-nun who left the con­ now I don't Identify with March 3, 26 whites cmd 74 Negroes in the both transitions has evolved the modern !••••# laMUlhM * to U.S. servicemen In 'Vietnam have to arrange a detour, ward a master’s. vent 2i4 years ago had a more Rome." School officials said 281 pupUs backed by General Motoral 1-yaar War­ • GE colors or white elementary school. A spokes­ funeral service . . . a custom which en­ On Rollers I and ground troops stationed In u.S. troops in Thailand also Getting a job (at a junior high sophisticated view of the dating Sister Anita Caspary, presi­ reported for classes today, com­ ranty for rapair of any defect In the Model TBF-15AE dilemma. man for the school administra­ ables people to honor the memories of Smooth-gllda nylon Roll­ L