-FOUR THURSDAY, APRIL 17. 1969 m anrlirH tpr lEv^tting l|i^rald Averace DnOr Net P n m Ron n » w« The Weather BB, IBBi CBoudy and milA teoigM ood aotnorrwr with O x m tn aad 15,535 iiaiurli^atpr lEiiPttitig Ulrralit •eattuffud tfanduntomui. Low tantcht K to 00. tugb tooMigww l^ancheuer— A City of ViUage Charm bithaOOu. THE BIG SALE THAT EVERYBODY IS VVAITING FOR! VOL. LXXXVm, so. 169 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 (CBourifled Adverttaliv ow Foga B4) PRICE TEN CENTS DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE'S U.S. Flights Being Resumed Off Korea SEMI-ANNUAL WAREHOUSE Protests Feared Nixon Vows Planes Will Be Protected WASHI'NGTON (AP)—President Nixon ordered to­ In Dubcek Ouster day prtAectton afirmnst aitned attack of U.8. initi^isence PRAGUE (AlP) — Pulice ptene fligrhte near ttie coast of North Korea whidh h« D IS C O U N T FURNITUQT VIMREHOUSE' and aiddferB guaixkkl stra- said were 'being resumed after a brief suspenshnv. Nbcon told a newo confaranca tesric pomta in Oziectioslo- the unarmed plans which North vlakta tnday agntnet possi- Korean Jets shot down Tuesday ,ble distuitences in protest t/.S. Lodges with an evident kMs of 81 Amer­ of tihe replacement of Alex­ ican airmen was 90 miles fram ander Dubcek os Oornmu- the North Korean coast at Um nist party chief la pn>- Protest at time. He said It was flying away Mtyaoaw Sltovak. from North Korean territory bo- The nation learned officially cause its mission had been for the flrut time that another of Panmunjom aborted. the leading reforme ns also had He Bald he bad ordered tlie been ousted from a top leader- PANMUNJOM, Korea (AP) flights continued and "they win uhlp role. The official news — A U.S. repreoeiUalive met a protected,” and declared at a SAYINGS agency CTK reported that Jooef North Korean today, protested Point: "When j>lanss of the SmrkovNcy had been dropped Uie shooting down of the Amerl- United States and Ships of Uie Only Twice a Year LOVE SEATS from the eight-man executive can recotnalssanoe plaiM by United States are In IntematlOB- LIKE THESE! Early American wing style .in choice of , committee of the Communist North Korea and walked out aft­ al airspace or In intematioaal eoldn. party presidium, and that the er 46 minutes. It was one of the waters, they are not fair game. During Our Semi-Annual Warehouse Sale! In All Our 3 Big Stores in Hartford. Presidium had been cut from 31 shortest meetings ever of the They will not be In the future," to 11 members. Korean Military Armistice Com- -After Nixon reported the —Manchester & Southington! More than 100,000 sq. ft. of Furniture. Appliances,I REG. SI59 ^ 3 ^ Dubcek remained In the Pre­ mdselon. flights had been discontinued, sidium, the ruling bo^ of the Air Force Mlaj. Gen. Jam es B. he added: "I have today or- OITSTAV mJBAK a l k x a n d e b d u b c e k Bedding, TV. Some Roor Samples. Soma As Is. party. Two new members were ‘ Knapp accused the North»urui Ko­no- dored that these flights be oon- added, trade union leader Karel After the announcement of Us of s return to the dark days of reans of a ...... "calculated act of They will be proteetod. Polacek and Parliament Presi­ appointment, Husak spoke on aggression” In brii^rii^ ...... down Is not a threat It Is m er^ dent Petr Oolotka, both regard­ Stalinism, days when the Stalin­ the rauiio and television snd ists imprlsmed him for Slovak the plane and its 81 ciWmen * rtatement of fact.’ ed as reformers In the Dubcek called on the people "to, keep Tuesdtoy in the Sea of Japan. Senate Democratic leadar tradition. nationalist activity. calm and support the new'lead- The new par^ first secretary Two bodies were recovered Mike-.Mansfield iqrplauded Mx- The names CTK listed on the V»-V -V erahip.” announced that as soon ss the President Nixon, at the opening of hils news con­ Thursday, but there was Uttie on’s decisimi to provide protse- YOU SAVE 3 2 AND MORE WHIRLPOOL new Presidium were Identical to “We are not giving up any of current crisis is mastered, top hope of finding the other 29. tion but told reporters he does those reported ,Thursday night ference today, announces that he has ordered con­ American destroyers and planee not believe such flights NxMild W awhLw^and W AREHO U SE SALE. W e must reduce all our by the Bulgarian News Agency. the great Ideas wUch entered priority will be given to solving SUPER SPECIALS our pubUo Ufe last year," he Czechoslovakia’s urgent eco­ were searching over a wide made "to the extant that tea everi ' do^vn our stocks regardless of original costs or replacement values. W e guaran- But this was the first official tinuance of recoima'issance pPan'e flights new North area. ihoy >uive in the past" word of the changes to reach said, "but It is necessary to see nomic problems. He adso prom­ Yale Police h.v; PLENTY '' ...... • • • “ * WAREHOUSE SALE th.t will WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC RANGE the Czechoslovak people what, where and In what order ised democratic election of the Korea. Nixon said the flights “will be protected.” After Knapp flnlshed reading throu^ their nation's own me­ they can be put Into practice." Parliament and party congress his pmtert. me North KomaS 30" custom diluso ronqt, dia. .The first main task is “to lead "as soon as permitted by the representative, MaJ. Gen. Lee situation." Hie elections have ' Block Entry •ufomotie cooling, gloii door, The IBO-member Central Com­ our society out of this sUte of Choon-sun, said the United In eaily afteRioan, the White 7-PitC6 Concord House Famous Brand Toflon ovtn lintrs. crisis," he continued. “To make been postponed due to Soviet States sent out the plane to ^y House . aimounoed Nixon wioUld COLONIAL QLENWOOD 5>Po, Mloo Top mittee of the Communist party Sit-In Ends After Clash some progress It is indispensa­ pressure. in an act of piracy. Then he de- meat *■M ter...... In Uie...... dtoy. wMh ^ tlie CoRvtiiible * SAVE $121 at, a crisis meeting Thursday Of Protestors SOFA 3-Pc. Maple TWIN 3-PIECE flamed Gustav Husak, the dour ble at this time to Introduce Husak, who Is 66, was Intro­ ddared: ared: "You tell me vriiichwdrfeh unUiinu «»»ifn intoUlgenoe advisory GAS RANGE duced by wUte-halred President board. Ihat Is a panel diatged LIVING AND CNAIR BEDROOM DINEHES MATTRESSES WHIRLPOOL FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR heaul of the Slovak Communist more discipline both in party NEW HAVEN, Com. (AP)— the aircraft belongs to, then I party, to take over the party and social life .... Some people Ludvlk Svoboda, who looked will give you an answer.” with ovemeelng aH aspecte of Wing Bick, Fo«m 30" GAS RANGE AT NOW Specially Purcheied For SECTIONAL Cuitom doluxt, 2-door roilig- Columbia Building About 40 students failed in an ROOM NOW leadership from Dubcek, who imagine freedom Is boundless, weary and uncomfortable as he U.S. IntelUgence aottvttles with Cuthiont , SPECIAL SAVINGS This EventI Mulfi-Coil orotor. Compittoly Frost Fr.it, .u«np. u, ,0.0.»,«. w . I.U. ^ CHOICE OF FABRICS Mattreisei. Use On reg. 299.9S held It since January 1968. unlimited .., but in every or­ amiounced Dubcek’s replace­ a view to reootnnMnding Hugt IS4 lb. top t rio iir. I6,b ment. Any Twin Bed. cu. ft. ovtrtll. Slight eibinot Truckloads of pidlce rein­ dered state there must be cer­ a Yale Undveralty building have anything to say?** changes wtwn needed. "The name of Comrade Dub­ Alan Wloodst a WWte Hoiwe dtmigo. forcements and army armored tain rules of the game, primari­ Seized by Militants Thursday whUe Yale President Lee ..^ te d Ms demand and pr^^'aslZSlS L iS '^ ly adherence to laws, eidherence cek wilt remain permanently In $ ' SAVE $161 cars were outside university buildings, at the National As­ to socla], party and civil disci­ the minds of our people and will About 200 mlHtants seized a whelmtoigly to ask the schod’s ^ executive order, the WHIRLPOOL JET-ACTION WASHER sembly, near student dormito­ pline and primarily emphasis on continue to enjoy our confi­ Columbia University buUdlng two governing boards to reduce the plane bdoi»rf*"to^*^ii^ ** **** reorgiufisod honest work." dence," he said. RDTC to an extracurricular ac­ Supir rtngt wash action gets ries and at factories. for a seven-hour sit-in m marked a r Z ^ to ^ extracurricular ac- ^ ^ and Sfddel^ft^his aides rose from the ta- - ™ Husak attacked Western pro-. presented the privl- elothas claanar. Fun siia tub, No plans for demonstrations hy a vldent dash wtth security oTfe^hties^''**'_ _ _ _ P The 40 tried to enter - ___ walked! out of the ______£ 5-yaar guarantaa on driva were reported. Moscow was pagandists who he said hope to organlzatlMi plan to machanism. said to have warned the Soviet panic Czechoalovakia with talk (See Page Eight) guards as several of the nation’s There are only 322 ^OTC stu- Connecticut Hall where postpast two days. Hs said ttaa campuses continued to stir with denU a t the 16,000wtudent uni- ^™ wster was meeting with Yale “ “ ~ ^ minute^ then meeting witii Nixon had been TV Out They Go HARTFORD SIOR»,iqiNLY occupation troope would step In ODD MODERN 3 Rooms Of If local forces could not keep or­ student unrest. verslty-__-__ but alboUUon of the lltlU-mill- members, but were pre- ^ Mt up prior______to the tool- der. TheTIia Columbia CMimiKiA giroup Wklonfav*.voluntar- tary program hgs been a .. .^-jprime__ VGnitJed bv ‘’X CamiHlS campus poliOG. police. 'Hiftv They Kr/w^-h North Korea had requested...... dent, attiwugh . it .. was oinminoed U vefy High Beck with REOLINERS CHEST list Complete with COCKTAIL SOFA & CHAIR Prague airport reopened to Uy left. Philoeophy Hall late goal of the current student present a list of six de- the armistice commission meet- belatedly. Wing. Decorator Fully Adiustsbl* headboard, innerspring FURNITURE Thursday after being served strike at the Cambridge, Mass., which were delivered to *««- and the Oonununist dele- Nixon told his fifth Fabrics OF Foam Cushion normal traffic today after clos­ In Sirhan’s Guilt mattress, boi spring NOW or STEP with a restraining order. The school. Brewster. The demands are Bal* opened It with a routine conference as Prasldsnt in From Model Home ing to commercial planes Thurs­ on legs. students emerged chanting. Another eeneral meetliw of ‘hose Involved In statepioot in which he charged sponse to the first questlm, that TABLES DRAWERS CHOICE OF FABRICS Modern or Colonial day night. Airport employes CARPETINe said Russian officers had ap­ "Thte Is Just the riart. We wlU the student ^ y was caU^ for Columbia j . , . U^N. -I. Oom------n^ in Korea•w.'oo ^ North ..uiui nurtnuiKorean attackuiaCK on UMthe NOW peared at the control tower. With 80 armed truce violations BC121 had been "m^rovoksd, 9x12 »•«!■ «.?5 Students and young workers Jury Must Choose Two administration officials president told the (See Page ElgM) (gee Page Bight) Mtn-iiitd rtclintr were reported planning meet­ accompanied by eecurtty guards lagt Fridav An informni ^®^'***y A*®* he intends to re­ Wes I4A9.9B chain. .NOW ings to .determine how they served the Z a . order.*^ n ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ uS S T ^ S S 533 would react to the leadership were met by hostile students night^shi^ 7 5 ^ rL^***® disruption, and if Dupont "501" Nylon change. Although Dubcek, 47, Life-Death Penalty who unleaded a barrage of bot- 3 d to ZL necessary he would lost much of his wildly enthu­ ties and discharged Are extln- m Miam^T homemade-bomb ^ 12x12 Rugs $3(1 siastic following as he was LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sir- to the Arab cause, said his love Nixon__ Sees Chances• forced to make concession after explosion blew In the door and Brewster told the facultv that han Bid>ara Slrtion is guilty of tor Remedy turned to hate The officials escaped by shattered windows of the dean .he noHrv h» h! *' Finest Values $ concessltHi in the wake of the first-d^rree murder tor aasoasl- when he decided the New York ttmwlng a chedr through a win- of men’s office at the Unlveialty CHAIRS! 12x15 Rugs $43 Soviet Invasion last August, Hu­ noting Son. Robert P. Ke.medy. senator was pro-Iaraal, dow and Jumping to safety, of Miami Thursday night. No Of Peace ‘Improved’ GO! ALL STYLES. ALL SIZES, ALL COLORS! To $69.95 sak is generally disliked and Now, the same Jtuy that con- tw *-«b r. Three students were Injured and one was In the offlTO and there ^ mistrusted by freedom-minded vlcted him must decide whether oooner' one of the offlclaJs was cut on were no Injuries. Z fumtoniental and WAWnNGTON (AP) — Preel- also declazwd iliat reooisMto- IN 12x1B Rugs $35 trade unionists anduid students. he lives or des.dies. witnesses the wrist .... , protection of dissent, no dent Nixon declared today that saitce flights by American representing Arab countries to The penalty1& phase of Sirhan’s Many of the students then J" spokesman said he matter how extreme. chances for peace in Vietnam planes off North Korea wlH be Values $ the penalty ptiase "to show the "have significantly improved” continued and "they will be peo- 1 9x12 Oval Braided trial begins Monday and Is ex­ surrounding circumstances’’ of To $139.95 pected to last no more than a sinoe he took office—but added tected." NAME Sirhan’s youth In war-torn S ’lsKcn^^^ ruT^’- oonS^“Tn=r r dii day or two. The Jury wUl choose hedoesnotw anttoralsefetae The question was based on tbs R«B$ *38 Palestine “so the Jury can un­ one of two sentences: Ufe In Payroll Tax derstand the situation and un­ Values $ W t Spaelalised liT prison or death in the gas cham­ BRANDS derstand his frame of mind f z l z - -hrirr-X - f^! J- told a _ ^ To $169.95 ber , A Ufe sentence precludes more fully.” Wall-To-Wall Carpets parole for at least seven years. >ph. .1 , . ^ Ithaca, N.Y., a burning cllltles." hds assessment was based on "a o,, . . . . Criticized hy The defense Is allowed to *®^ *^® tvas dropped on the steps Brewster said a refection bv "“mher of developments," but Southeast Asto, N l^ said Unknown until he murdered bring out background and other ctetv ® woman’s cooperative the Yale College (acuity o t hte fl***"- *>* K»ve no optimistic, ^ BLUE BELL, GOLD BOND, SIMMONS, Modern, Contemporary, Spanish, mitigating circumstances dur- Modern, Contemporary, Spanish, Cornell University. It pkai» for handling posJble dis- ‘" “cation that the Communists ^ Contemporary and Danish Stylo Businessmen Nill^OTk was preceded by a series of nine orders would ‘‘^o^ly impair *“''* 8‘snal«d a wllUngness to S ^ to tL ^ and Other Top Name Brands Sectionals, Colonial and Provincial even after the first-degree ver- t»„. 1 __ . . . . . BRIDAL Provincial, Colonial and Danish Style HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — * the capabilities of South ^ “***]SL MATTRESSES or At E hrv^ the faculty of block women students who said found that r?sk more accept Vietnam, Sal^a willingness to ™ ^ ^ ***® severely crlUciaed Thursday by Siihan, passionately partisan (See Page Four) LIVING ROOMS FAIR arts and adences voted over- they felt ill at ease In regular able than being unable to ta!ke *>">« compromise In the ^ lEBIOOM SUITES SOFABED mambers of the business com - ______BOX SPRINGS munlty. “T"" .. epeedy and deci^ve action o< a future government, I- /■ .STORES The suggestion, or trial bal­ An earlier series of four false against those who might "per- ^ g re a ter poUtloal sUblMty In ^ NOW to loon as some Republicans called alarms occurred while a stu- slst in trying to Intlml^te South. ^ *72 ’126 dent-faculty disciplinary board Yale . . . b /^ k ln g to disrupt He said the latter factors NOW to N W* it, was raiaad Wednesday by *72 *144 bvm NOW *22*27*36 0 56-*64 Senate Majority Leader Eldward weighed misconduct riuuges Its normal activities.’’ would "give a bettor oppcrtunl- . « um. We Offer The 5-PJECE SOFABED SETS Marcus, who said it would al­ a ® ^ six members of the Cor- The meeting ended wtthout ‘V *>*• n«Kotiatliig room" at the aownln* d th e ^ v v iLmT Full, Some Twin. Some Lace Tutted, Smooth low tire governor to dispense nell Afro-American Society any faculty action on Brewster’s peace conference. geiice plane Mona^ whIWt if'- i V \ m NtxonNixon made the statement.t.tem.u. at.» e®"®* P“4ie Monay, which or Quilted Tops! * «184-‘223 *295 Biggest Bonus On with some of his most unpopu­ (See Page Nine) * -' (See Page Three) M r 244 276-*385 NOW... *144 to M95 lar tax proposals. a news conference at which be (See Page Eight) Quality Gov. John Dempsey, a t his -ft- , , BUNK BED OUTFITS a Thursday morning news oonfer- Salam Mapla on salact hardwood. Chooso from Capa Cod, Spindia and Wagon Whaal S i enoe, sSU "I’ll admit It looks dasigns. Bunks can ba usad as twin bads. You gat 2 bads, 2 sturdy springs, ladder and ' Merchandise 3-PC. SOLID OAK SPANISH BEDROOM SUITE f guard rail. Usually $129.95 to $149.95. r i- g . o .r .no good.” In Lowered Voting Age Issue At All 3 Rcg.$429 But Republican taaders scoffed 298 at the pnqxMal and qxikeamen 42" Tabic & 4 Chairs for the atete’s commercial in- Bridal Fair 3-Piece tereste dsnotsioed It. EARLY AMERICAN DINETTE SET Ih e state Chamber of Oom- Student Disorders Slow Gains Floor Samples Reg. $159.95 Stores DANISH WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE m eros Issued a stzUsment oon- By JOSEPH R. TYBOR and imm aturity thad will work a change to 18 would mean ap- Reg. S19B tsndlng that a payroll tax would Associated Frees Writer against passage of such legiala- 1 0 0 "plaos a aerloua constraint on praxlmately 800,000 mom rilgl- A drive to lower the voting age tion. ble voters. In Oallfomla, the fig­ the state’s ability to ersato new from 31 Is gaining momentum And the crop of beards and well-paying Jobs." The ctiom- ure is close to a mUIlon. In several of the 40 states where long hair among the nation’s bsr*s prestdeat, Gordon W. Tas­ On Thursday the Minnesota 3 BIG It is a live Issue but campus vio­ youth also is having an effect on Houae Elections Oommtttoe ap­ DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE ker, saU It would "negate the lence is causing a backlash that the debate. state’s present efforts to hold proved a prcqiosed constitutional could halt it. "If we’re going to give these " and sttiact smployets.” amendment lowering the state's LOCATIONS NEVER Legislation on the subject Is youngsters voting privileges, And Arthur Woods cf the state voting age from 31 to 19. A pro­ pending In 38 states and consti­ they should look like citizens,’’ 3 BIG LOCATIONS ttermfsetuTBrs Association sold posal to fewer It to 18 is pendiiv TO SERVE YOU! tutional amendments are before said Wyoming state Sen. J.W. * 1 tlM Seosito ootnmlttoa a payioU tax would be a "crush- the voters in two others to be Myers. tog blow to Oonneoticut indus­ The state’s governor, Harold A SALE decided by. referendum In 1970, Four riates have a voting age HARTFORD WE HONOR try ." LeVander, a Republican, wbo STOP INTO THE SOUTHINGTON MANCHESTER an Associated Press survey lower than 21: Georgia and Ken­ has sold he wUl sign either bU. 3580 MAIN ST. The Mate’s labor spokasman, showed. tucky, both 18, Hawaii, 20, and 175 PINE STREET John J. Driscoll, sold such a told the leglatature: "It is time "National,leaden have come Alaska, 19. SHOWROOM FnniiiT FnlliT I’.in h 52 MAIN ST. SO tax would "be a feasible means to quit preaching at the young out In recent months in favor of Rmliliiij' Former N'nrm.'in'- l''iirri;'ei of eliminating' the current |186 The political Implications of to become interested while lowering the voting age,’’ says any widespread ch^ge are ob­ blocking them from becoming u'lntT Fiiiinturi' World W;ireholl.:e raiUkm daflott” But DrisooU, state Rep. Jtm Beatty of North NEAREST YOU! t'l i :.n. uiiHM prsMdent of the state Lstoor vious. There are roughly 11 mil­ Involved. Let us let them In.’’ At ( ’oriler Ilf 1‘ille .V l''i .re I ' Only Way In Oorollna. "H ie public is moiw lion Americans between the GREAT OouDoU. AFlrdO, added that ccnscloua of the Issue and there A resolution to lower tbs vot­ ages of 18 and 21. There were 73 U P 0 Y P e TO his osNudsaUoB "atiU believes A rowboat is the only way this ruml Gitmd Forka, Mann,, family can s«t into is Increasing sentiment for It." ing age to 19 was passed reoeat- that a state Inooma tax would million voters In the last presi­ ly by the Ohfo Senate, SCeS, and T O « ■ P A Y OPEN MON. thru FRI. 9-9-SAT. 9-9 their home over the flood water of tfie Red River. The house is completely But leglstatDiw in some states dential Section. In some states, say student violence and dfeor- has a good chance to clear the (Bee Flags Flsar) surrounded by water with the small boat ‘tieached" 4at upper left. the number of potential new vot­ dsiw reflect' an Irre^ wnelbikty ers Is substantial. In New York. (See Page Esor)

1/ two MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 MANCIfflSTFa EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 ' Bliitg in Mekong Delta ately aurrounded by an unend­ MOVIE AUDIENCE P A c a ing swarm of kids with cuts, ••••••♦g u id e ******* iTonight through Tutsdoy Mores and (he myriad skin dis­ A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Sheinwold on Bridge' eases abounding in the delta. * _____ AND THEATERS. B olton notch Suggeeted tor Adult Audiences Tenement Owner jOtaiijet C^ls Nightly Signal, ALERT BRIDOE PLATAB itfUtSssHiA — "These people need help and These relinge eppty to filme ^ INVENTS TRICKY PLAY Arrested on 42 Katz waa mlaaBad on fate own somebody has to do it," enid Bo- releeeed eher Nov 1. 1988 NORTH recogniianoa fo r ftirUmr Careutt | o r : State of Seige Is Resumed lander, who has 8i>ent three By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 KQ964 years in Vietnam. THIS SEAL 6REATEST New Violations c®“«* ^ 54 MeKEi 9IRBT A certain type of false card Z> 5 tfy 0«M M B MOARTIIVB Bung, which (a a pleasantly Mostly they were dabbing an- in ads Indicatss ths Rim was Is invented every day by some 0 AKJ82 BREDOlBPfXlT, Oom. (iUP)— Dodd BUI Eases AaMciatod Preaa Writer thrivlng little market town by tiaepUc on open sores and ad- submittad and approvsd undar ♦ 52 desperate bridge player when DOUBLE Abraham Katz, owner of the Now Is the time to bring to jrswr i I t o ft s i day. monishing worried mothers to ths Motion Pictura Cods WEST EAST D ra g O ffe n s e Law OHO Btmo, Vietnam (AP) - of Ssif-Regulation. he Judges that nothing else will kemmant In wtaioh U panons Storm vriadear Mass Jtait after dia* aearv eveniiw a afternoon the residents treatments wing. Aspirin lure declarer away from the ♦85 ♦ AJ72 WlASKDICnOH (AP) — A UU JWMterjM weary ev^ a aurpHsed by the arrival of ^ (i] Suggsstad for GENERAL 1? 1043 Z> AK2 FEATURE died In an Baatar numdng Urn, that w otM repeal pcoivtslona oot. iW ,*r sarMltled militiaman ^ ^ ^ dusty am- ^ pretty rudl- winning line of play.You may AUTO QLASS INSTALUI audlsncst. be the next to Invent this play 0 0764 0 103 waa arreatad Thuraday on Ung mandatory mbeikaam. fed- eBsibs the tmllet-eearred brick bulance with half a doaen Amer- mentary, but there Were no A O 10 98 AA64 3 eboegaa oC 42 violaUou of city oral aentenCea for drug offanaaa S Suggested for MATURE U you are desperate and alert DF OUSS FURNITURE tOFS tWter guarding this Mekong toans aboard. Husky 1st Lt. complalris In CSio Bung. SOUTH houzing regulaUona. waa introduoad In the Senate audiences (parental ditcre- ^ enough—but your task may be Datta hamlet. He fires two shots Marc Mishkin, a 22-year-old ar- By nightfall, perhaps 600 peo- ♦ 103 ’Hiehoualng ooda vkAotiona Thursday by Thomas J. Dodd, MIRRORS (nraplacr m n I O t t r ) tktn advised). I easier If you’ve seen the play that rseound over the paddles Ulleryman from the Bronx, pte, mostly kids but quite a few In operation. O OJ9876 ALL allegedly occurred at two olhu’ D-Oonn. The measure woiftd al­ low federal Judges dlecretlan in and along the narrow Tam Htep N.Y., Inforrned the provlnoe adults, were gathered for the ® RESTRICTED — Persone North dealer. 0 95 buUdfaiga Katz ownz In Bridge- PICTURE FRAMINQ (all setting prfeon terms. River. TTwy signal the resump- chief that he and his men would movie. They saw one outright under 16 not admitted, un­ East-West vulnerable. A K J 7 TIME! port tian of the nightly state of siege be staying the night. propaganda film attacking the Katz, 60, waz alzo charged Dodd’s M il woidd also eepor iats accompanied by parent Opening lead — eight of North East South West . WINDOW aad PUTE OUSS that Cho Bung has endured Furthermore, he said, there Viet Ooog, a short Vietnamese 1 ♦ I NT Pass All Pass vOfnvMHBIMMI with breach of the pawoe iW rata marijuana from heroin and or adult guardian. spades. w J through years of war. would be medical treatment tor and a travel film about 2 O' Pass 2 ^ Pass oszault on the beate of a com- other aocalled “hard” narooUcs Tub Ekidosiire from $30 to $46 plas tnufullifka West led the eight o f spades, wMfa offenwea involving the lot- From' the moment the two anyone in need and a movie in ITiailand. The travel film about ^ ® Peraoni under 16 not ad­ and Blast topped dummy’s king plaint by one o f faiz tenanta shots ring from the 20-foot tow- the dusty market place. To top Thailand is always popular, the mitted. This age restriction that ebe waz ftwolbly removed ter to be m ore sertoua. Uktder with the ace. East removed present federal hvw, Itiere U no' D. D. EISENHOWER DECANTER Ml ar, the surroundlr.g countryside (t off there would be a raffle Americans report, and they still may be higher in certain dummy’s single trump with the only tile faU of the queen of dla* from her apartment in S^tem- ber. dUferentiatUtg between mar4> ABE LINCOLN DECANTER ... Of paddies, nlpa patches end ca- with a fat hen as first prize and '^•’ y. erase. Check theater or ace and then took the ace of monda could moke any Impres­ Now Open Every NightI nals becomes enemy territory, a diaen children's T-Shirts, al- After the movie the hamlet sion on South. T K o H ^ ^ c e id There were 82 alleged vlola- Juana and ‘ h ard’ ’ drugs In the P. D. ROOSEVEL'Y...... ft advartiaing. clubs. West signaled encourage­ Children U n ^ r 12 eebUng of santenoes. Bbccept for the military radio in ways popular in Vietnam, as chief was brought in to officiate ment 'With the ten, and Bast Declarer actually did fall for Hone pending In court regard­ M. L. K I N G ...... Printed ee e public eervice Always Admitted Free ing the buUihng where the fatal the mlUtia's mud fort, Oio Bung cnnsolation prizes. at the raffle. Numbers were continued with the three of clubs the antique swindle. He led a DRIVE-IN / R. F. K E N N E D Y ...... by this n«vif8paper ^ ^ fire occurred, but autborttlee f off from the werid. ^ printed on the leaflets outlining to declarer’s king. spade from dummy instead of Starts A t Dusk NULINE REPRODUCTIONS FROM W 11 11 man 11 C 423* 242 3 have said none of the alleged wwklng in The hamlet chief, slight ‘^e teams has a diamond. Now if South ruff­ LIOOEH DRUB 1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTLES . .set South led the queen of hearts vlotatlone waz involved In Um the ^ l e t - f i v e teachers-de- cheerful SS-yaar-oJd U . Huynh ^ 10-year-oId boy ed low, West would get the set­ 1967 BAG XMAS PLATES ...... to drive out the king, and Bast Otari of the fira. P A R N A M pari by motor scoo^ each aft- ^u, prompUy extended the mother promptly expro- THEATER TIME ting trick by ovemiffing; €«id * Ktw—llnwiiul ThtSnatCImh led another club to the queen. The 42 new housing vlcdaUon OPEN 1968 BAG XMAS PLATES ...... emoon. They travel 10 mllea to curfew priated it. SCHEDULE if South ruffed high. West’s ten W$$t$rnHtro and Matiin ^ ______• Now West saw that a club con­ counts Involve general housing the prori^ mpital of My Tho By 10 it was all over «:id Cho would become the master r?45 A M . to 10 P.M . tinuation would allow South to Three against the w lliU niM i' oonditioni, plumUng uid Ugfat- than stay ovemlngt in 22 local mlllUamen manning the residents went sleepily Bast Hartford Drive-In — trump. His name n iff and draw trumps. South is common- ___ ...an KUArd tower and the shoulder- " ''J ® ‘’® ^ - Candy B:ie, High Oommlasioner would then obviously make the Dally Question ^ Wgh mud pampet at one end of Americans roUed out 7:80. but his kind rest of tho tricks. As dealer, you hold; Spades. is rare! this ^ e of a«^« . -aelr own u,e hamlet. A company of about P®n®*«» t® »le®P ®a the Bast Windsor Drive-In — ■The only chance was to put A-J-7-2 H-A-K-2 D-10-8 C-A-6-4-3. em^onally rooted attachn^t iqo provincial militiamen holds around the market Flash, the Teen-age Otter 7:30, declarer in ,the dummy and What do yon say? to the land keeps them in C3io another mud encampment along Vietnamese Gene with the Wind 8:30. hope that he'd find the, wrong Answer: Bid one club. I f part­ the Tam Hlep where it entem militiamen brought out guitars Manchester Drive-In — Odd way to get to his hand. West ner responds in a red suit, you the town. and began swapping songs with Couple 7:80, Rosemary’s Baby therefore switched back to can bid one stpade. If partner This amount of security clas- * i T 9:80. spades. bids one notrump, you oein raise State Theatre — Where Bagles V, Silver bow! recipients, left to right, are physical tics. Presentations were made 'by David Low, Stu­ M ies the 2,800 residents o f Cho Cashes Diamonds to two or three no trump. You WALT DISNEY Bung as pkclfled. The t Z i ^ Dare 6:00, 8:60. Declarer took the queen of avoid an opening bid of 1-NT education teachers Frederick Lennon ahd Miss Di- dent Oouncil 'preeident;. Jtoet Schaffer, Teacher €ttFnttt0---- ^ ------i|FraU)---- Viet ^ g , however hamlet s idds earlier in the day. UA T h ^ r e — Romeo and spades and the top diamonds, with a very weak douUeton, and ania Tupper, 'and 'Leo Diana, 7th grade bulldrnig ad­ Appreciation Week cammittee chairman; and David PoMlihed Daily Except Sundaya malno an nanra^i... n™. ’ ^ ®"® stretched out on his * Holidays at 13 masell Street, mains so pervasive that no one and niannd h i. ho.d Juliet 7:00-9:16. intending to ruff a third dia­ It’s easy to steer clear of this nMuenoHt m inistrator and teacher o f science and molbhema- Johnson, councl! vice president. llBlicheeter,liester. Conn. (0«H0)(06010) would run for a hamlet council placed his head on danger 'when you have a- com­ his helmiet, a liOtle Vietnamese mond in his hand. It was at lyieph ofie 643-2711 last month when the govem- fortable rebld of one spade. Second Class Poetace Paid girl emerged from a nearby Votes Not Equal this stage that a desperate West H ancbeiter, Ootin. ment tried to hold local elec­ re-invented a play familiar to Copyright I960 4 . Bennet Student Council Podwnn, Dvengmen Rd., Venmn; tions. house and gave Wm a regular General Features Oorp. RockviUe SUBSCRIPTION RATEB pillow of duck feathers. WASHINGTON — Political experienced bridge iriayers. TtCMUmSK Beverly Trapp, MMoalf Rd., Payable in Advance scientists calculate that each When declarer cashed dummy’s Honors Three Teachers Tolland; James IftlBBOk Snipalc One Tear ...... 330.00 By 5 a.m. the market began to Alaskan presidential elector re­ second top diamond. West drop­ Hospital Notes Vtaw HgIts., Roiclcvas; PhyHIs Six Honths ...... 15.00 WONORRRUl. PAMIL.V BNTMITAINMBNT TWO DISNIV HITS ' Aotlvitiea marking Bonnet Girl Leaders, Lennon is buket- JadooBoa, NefU Rd., RodcvUle; Three Ifootha ...... 7.80 S T . “ rs? presents 75,389 voters, while ped the queen. VteMng hoOM am IStSO to 8 One Hooth ...... X60 Junior High School’s seventh ball team coach and advisor to Nora Cbesnet, Bnaul Braok; each California electoral vote Of course, South riiould have psn. In aU anna exneiit raa- the golf club, and Diana is Rtchnid Busriemv L a im l St., counts for 392,980. paid more attention to East’s I annual Teacher Appreciation tomlty whem they am 2 to 4 m t^ rT to t ^ ^ stalls, seventii grade building admlnls- R oricrille and Helen HaStlBo, ten of diamonds than to West’s Week were climaxed yesterday trator and teacher of science and SiM to 8 psn, ARMS OUTRANK EDUCATION queen. Of .course. West’s open­ ' afternoon at a tea held in the Rockville. WASHINGTON—Half the gov­ and mathemattes. . ing lead indicated shortness In Franklin Building cafeteria. Auhnlttod WOteewdsy: Bkl- ' ve-aaiiaiu Ji« »'Z,zcr‘'i '~rr s . c“r c'lsr vr ernments in the world spend YOU’RE INVITED The a'wards were preMnted £g>ades. The fact remata* that . Teacher of the Tear sliver 'wbnd Ortowrid, atnvog A'va, Couateau To Deaign .JHDffiSEAST more on defense than on educa­ by Davk) Low, council presi­ bowls were presented to Miss BockviRo; MBdred Downes, • 4 tion, according to the U.S. dent; Janet Schaffer, cholman Paremeant Ptetaree Presents daylight. The U.S. 9th Infantry t, TO Diana Tupper and Frederick School Sh, RaofcvUIe; Kaitfaleen M u a e u m of the Sea Arms Cksitrol and Disarmament of the Teacher Appreciation ' Lennon, physical education Bxennnn, Ksalt Hartfond; Agnes LONG BEACH, CMlf. (GAP) the FTaaoe ZeOrelll Agency. THE Week committee; and Daidd teachers, who, by vote of the Johnson, council vice president. Ackennon, Regan Oourt, Rock- — Jacques-Yves Ooustoau, tbe P rednetten e ( Student Oounoil, “ have best aa. -mm. . * vruWTlMe® « t ^ UlC the lltUIIl(9l hamleit BJld and lO found no Monday morning, ceimations vtlto; John Howelte Jr., B)ver- underwater explorer, has been Vtetnamese g,g^ ^ vilet Cong mlnea. lived up to the idea of a good were presented to the.entire green Rd., Vecnon; Dtone Ks- named chief deatgimr-plaimer R O M E O , Dance to the Music of ^teacher.’’ A special award was school staff, Tuesday morning bait, Mbple S t, Vernon; Mel- for the Miuseum of the Sea in “ B verv battaiUrm^rr At I American conrvoy BOD JACKSON uckboard 'made to Leo Diana In apprecla- blue ahd white pencils, Wednes­ vln V^Uftver, Oder MW Rd., tile retired Cunard Unar Queen Sion Z r at the B tlon of his 10 yeara’ servloe to q n d J U U E T day morning blue white TbUondi MlotwwJ BoSMbt, Main Maiy. , ■nightcap’ each w eek,'’ r e p ^ s rt The Oountty Cteattemen the council as faculty advisor. bookmarks, and Thursday St, TaloaittvIRe; Olna Tlaosotit, The Mntr is now owned by tbe . iivenlngs 7:M • 9:15 Mias Tupper Is advisor of ttie Saturday 2:01M:S0-7:6*-9:SS . i morning apples. Main at, Taloatlbvine and Grace City of Long Beacb, but the MBj. I5erne Liieiike, an air- S ^SL'T.' .iss Sunday 8:1S-(:15-5:S»-8:4S a ™ ^ost o f manpoweT and Davis, EhmUIn Pork W., Rook- oceanbgraptilc museum will be Moa. h Toee. Matinee at 2:M Dome aololer who often goes out ai vUle. financed by the norproflt Call- r ir iiS s T p ' r r z r j s Steak House BMha Wsteeadoy: Twin foiria Museum Oorp. STARTS Yale Police daugUtars botn bo Mk. and Mrs, Cousteau told a news confw- ;iTpS' s s zU i. ■s.rs c u , . « » „ « t . The hen Sunday Oetald Quay, Van Buren Rd.[ enoe Thursday it will be “ the yet lost a man. TODAY! Honardvilaa largest oceanographic museum In (3ho Bung, the operation k i\ Block Entry MOST CZECHS HAVE TV iwiN X AKT 1 PUSHBACK ^ GIANT _i_ AfPf^ fH DIeohaiged Wsihaasday: Moryin the world.’’ went like a 'village Hair. O H N O ! "Pn™*. A ^ ,r o »* T 1 PRAGUE — Czechoslovakia AUDITORIUMS G A U E R Y SCATS... ^ SCREENJ^-r^LL.v ^ FREErnci PARKIFrMRINir Family Style Buffet Two- Army m^ c s - Sgt. J^k sanies 11th In the world in the fc 3:00 - 7:30 P.M. Of Protestors Bleiganns, 22, Kingston, N.Y., number at television sets per and S.Sgt. Ralph Bolander, 26, capita. ’There is one set for (OonUnned from P age One) Hayward; OaUf—were immedl- Bvecy Friday Satarday THIS SUNDAY WE ARE SERVING every five persons In the nation, D>a RE8TAUBANT propoeals. nithiiig goes right if your underwear’s tight! or almost one to every family. ft FRENCH BUFFET He itold them that Ms fliW 3 ! il t e n s n aisiaftlrrw r it f t u u i I Adults § 3 .9 5 — Children Under 12, 9 1 .5 0 O ff stop In dealing with dtonqrU've ATHC OARKGABU: PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS NO^ actlvides would be to Invite the ^^^VniENLOGH 6 3 3 -5 2 2 5 disrupters to meet with him “at LESUE HOWARD' KAY some stated plaoe at some stat­ isueatztto ros motusi Auoawctsi OHVlAdc IM IA N D M AIN STREICT—GLASTONBURY ed time’’ for a discussion of the 7:00 - 9:05 After dinner we invite you to browse around at I "GONE the many antiques and “old things"' throughout f APRIL issues involved. 1 the Buckboard. If the invitation to dlscussloin WITH ATLANTIC BEACH PARK MISQUAMICUT, RJ. Is Back! (8 BURNSIDE were spumed by the disnqiters, HC B'JP'.S'DE iVE E:ST HiRTFORD Stanley Green Is Proud Tto Announce thru the unlverrity would Infonn TONIGHT FREE PitRKISG ^28 -3333 The Retum, By Popular Request Of APRIL 27 them they would be subject to suq>enaiQn If the AN tURDAT MATt. at I P.M. ■ CENTER whatever force deemed neoee- 'THE KM tMOSr "The Sing A Long" OVER 643-7832 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE sary to restore order, Brewster M*lln*«t I Evening! said. Oampus security poUoe re- &AT NIOHX This Saturday, April 19th At 8:30 PJW. F B I itOO Mta 8t60—BAT., SU N . 1HM>-«|4(H||M>.«|4M) Children or Adulh eouroes 'would be exhausted be­ DAN'S ITALIAN DIRECT FROM THE “BALLROOM INN'S" ll••ek•r Snifi tUO fore any “last resort’’ request Balcony S*ih $2.10 Can B* Purehaitd Only On for outzfde aestetonce, he said. the Day of Ptrfdrmonea The list o f demands present- KITCHEN Stanley Green ed to Brewster by the students “Kinflf of Pizzas and Grinders" Ohtiea Raianai ttiH tl.lO Included dlscloelng and sever­ PARKAOE—BROAD ST., MANCHESTER ing of any and all contractual ROUTE 30 POST RD. PLAZA Raw Avallabla at tha relatione and obUgaUons ■ Tale has with the Defense Depeurt- (Opp, Vernon in€mentai‘y School) TIatat Ottloi — ttata Arnary ment ahd the Ottitral IhtelU- Ph6M — S ll'U lt gence Agency. You Be The Judge O f Our Home Style Pizza Tbe demands also Included Dpin lb A.M. to 6 P.M. repreaei^tkm of all segment or One O f Our Many Other Italian Or Ameri- i i of thw unlveralty oommunHy on can Style Dishes______^______tho Yale oorporatton—the unl- SPECIALS” verrity’z govemhig body. Eor In Our Delightful Atmosphere FRIDAY. APRIL 18 Two representaitiveB o f undert • SATURDAY, APRIL 19 SUNDAY. APRIL 20 gradualtes, two from graduate Or CaN For Speedy Take Out Service and professional schools, two representatives of tha faculty and tvino from the uMveraity’e PHONE 875^125 or ENTERPRISE 5355 nonacademic employes should be on the corporation, the state­ Open Mon.—^Wed. 6 A.M.-10 P.M ., Thurs.—F ri.—Sat. ment said. The letter to Brew­ •the leader in summer wear ster requested a reply by next 9 A3I.-11 P J«: — Sun. 12 Noon - 9 P.M. PARKWAY Wednesday. ______CLOOED AIX DAY TUESDAY The letter was signed by . 10 2 -P A N T $ students, who said It was not the woric of any speciflo group 5 U IT5 RESTAURANT surii aa Students fo r a Damo- 937 CENTER ST. o n tlo Soolsty, but rather a con­ OPP. CHENEY TECH certed aoOon by like-minded In- SPORTCOATS «45 dlvUuida. BOLTON LAKE P I Z Z A When tlw group of 40 students for $3.69 was barred from entering the PERMANENT ALTERATIONS SMALL AA,^ A MEDIUM LARGE faculty meettng wRh Brewster, HANES, , . builds In the suparwaar Reg. $1.15 T Y C ^ a faculty spokesman told the Double-barrel performance from HANES: Now, longer wear. FOR THE UFE OF THE GARMENTI Reg. $1.70 •1.4 0 Reg. $2.25 •1 .7 0 rtudento that ttieir wish to enter plus a new measure of day-in, day-out comfort. This is the Regal riot only (its you perfectly at the time of the the meeting oouM not be gnOnt. HANES breed of dependables that out-performs the others! HOTEL sale but continues to keep the garment fitting per­ sd “without due notloe or under ROUTE 44A — BOLTON. CONN. THE HANES BOXER: Preshrunk broadcloth is full cut with fectly for as long aa you wear it .. . at no charge. G R IN D E R 5 SPECIAUZING IN wider, heat-resistant full waistband, wide resistant fly. ITALIAN and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents SUNDAY FAMILY DINNER MEATBALL. Reg:. $1.25. a a Coventry THE HANES T-SHIRTS Year-round comfort. Remarkable a Jerry Gershwin-Elliott Kastner picture starring shrink realstanta. Ih STAY-WHITE, white! Full Giant Size O # C AMERICAN FOOD — Special'— Police Ciharge . . . FROM THE HANES FAMILY OF FIN^ UNDERWEAR. 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M AN C H B STE R E V E N IN G H E R A LD , M AN C H E STE R , CONN., P R E J A y, A P R IL 18, 1969 P A d l FIVE P A ia .I O D R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 Big Antenna M anch^ter ^Megdphone^ TV-Radio Tonight 1964 VOLKSW AGEN JMfyths About Israel Christianity by the Year 2000: 6 2 3 -1 9 4 1 Hospital Notes • 118 SEDAN fron P*Re «) The pngxletor of a weekly fo r Intelsat Television paper spaclaMilng In pomogra^ VISITINO HOURS Camper Town, lae. • R A D IO Mr a !• M .«anvtiicln( * dacla^ phy ohoos to give K this strained More Variety and In'volvement TKmXJXJa (APJ A lawe 6:00 (S-lp) Parry JfasoB [34) Wtass to the Caribbean riMMi o ( M one could iDteimedlate Oare Semi- iS m Rika 8-U) Truth or Omsequencee • g r a y IntarpratatlMV. Ha Is Url Avnerl, I 140 (N orH i Rd.) Mrienna'aiat can natch a spene <12) Herr Orifflta :10) A I M RtUdtcocir^ oomlnc (ram lo n itf’a private, noon-t p.m., and 4 p.m.- By GEORGE W. CORNELL —A maturing social commit­ ailel those 'voiced Increasingly (18) Voyace to- the BoUom of 30) Huntley-Brlnklw leader o t a one-man political 8 p.m.; private rooms, 19 a.m.- ’••'•■per and turn It Into a loud the Sea • RED INTERIOR u m M popuUr JIg«« and poa- AP Religion Writer ment, yet os physical goa’s are oy many church tMnkers in this ; Windsor. Oonn. 7:80 > U ) WSd. WUd West party advocating the oonveraion I p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. (30) FUth for Today 34) LooM>h>Hand Attain alHa Mtun prime minlatar. NEJW YORK (AP) — A met, a turn t o w ^ greater In­ coun.ry and abroad. “ ■■■■«• 8?«10-13-40) Newi (34) Book Beat yw th g»iq>, was that they, He wrote thsd what Dayan yet putting the religious chal­ Weather, News 9:00 ( 8-13) Friday Night Movie anytime, limited to five These are coming characteris­ Several analysts have projected *1*0 Pacitto Ocean. VOLKSWAGEN — PORSCHE Uks their forebearers, must was saying In edfect w a»-toid lenge in eharper foctis.^ (34) NITT Playhouse mlnotoa. tics of Christianity by the end of It, In a phrase coined by Ger­ » wfll forge a new major link (30)(SO) McHale'e______Navy 8 ^ ) Let's Btake a Deal TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE oonUntie the proceaa at build- be thereupon set down the pas­ "There are both fortunate €Uid (34) The Revrivlns Door 9:80 8-40) Ouna of WUl Sonnett Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. ■ the century as foreseen by a man Oitholic the-U43-8(M0) News. self-service. certainUea, where the pendulum "Massive riiurch blocks will he says. "People become closed wUI maloe HawaJi'a Poumaiu NewaI Sports, Weather three l araall settlementa devel­ quote from the apMrit, the key 730) nim SMILING m SERVICE could awing wither I way. Most be gone, eroded," says the Rev. to recdUy end to aspecto of their earth station toe worid’e targest 7:0 News, Sports, 11:35 oped, respectively, alter World passage of which Avernl pub­ eaUier 11:80 (8) Friday Spectacular The administration reminds expect a decline ln*bluk mem- Dr. Johannes C. Hoekendijk, a own experience. There is a trl- (8) D e ^ VaHey Days (10404136m Obnight War I, World War n, and the lished alongside his article. No­ for oommerclal aatelUte oom- visitors that with construction bmehip, but Intensified quality Dutch Reformed theologian, of vlaltzatlon, of myster, of ecstaiAy munioaUona. (U ) What's My Line (13) Late Movie 1M6 Sinai, war.) where did Dayan mention Jor­ (8-40) Joey Bisbop under way, parking space Is and disciplined Ufe styles. New York’s Union Seminary. in the oonteoct at the speech, dan, Lebanon or Syria. and of awe, and a resulting Im- The antenna, 97 feet across^ SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE USTINOS limited. Visitors are asked to Among other varying predic­ "There will be fewer and few­ povetfshment.” the normal Interpretatlan la that The Arab pamphleteers, how­ (R egn lsily fOBOiOO) wlS pull In the faint slgnala bear with the hospital while the tions: er related to church life . . . Dayan was asUnc for more set- ever, have now added the quo- Y et at the same time, he says, ^<»n toe Itatelsat 8 and sort parking problem —An overshadowirg atmos­ There will be also this whole Right New! $M9uN Uament d( landa within Israel. tarion marks. Their erasure, secularizabkxi eliminates the PICKUP OWNERS! them Into a telephone caU or a Radio phere of technology and secular- trend to the 'underground color televislob program. Some Traveling Music H m stndnsd Interpretation is from the minds and publications tendency for religion to "be tak­ (W h ile TIh f ItaSt) izfl.tlon, which will both reduce church.' " ( m a Ugttng Inolndea only tooee newa broadcasts of 14 or 16 that he was pnposlng settle­ of IsraM ’s neighbors, is itot a Patients Today: 280 en for granted; It is not part of WMh tt, aay toe experts, a Ha­ Rejy Dalpra, 17, of, Orpin’grton, Engrland, solved Ws double bass dilemma in religion's popular appeal, yet Nimrod - El Dorado Open Bvsningn nnd ment of land ly liv beyond. likely prospect. ADM^BD YESTERDAY: He and cithers offered their the accented baggage. Seculari­ waii restdmt ttaephoning Tokyo this fashfon. He’d been turned away by bus conduttors wdienever he wanM to minute length. Some statbina nemr otber abort newocasts.) Mrs. Ruth AzUey, Mt. Vernon clarify the nature of its de­ predictions In tbe current issue wW hear the voice at toe other zation forces people to make AH Dny entardhpB — take his big instrument alboard so l)e took two lengths of aluminum tubing WBCB—eu Apts., RockvUle; Mrs. Vivian mands and values. of World Outlook, a Methodist is on eur iM — 8:10 Speak Up irta choices and makes for a better end aa clearly sa If It were com­ and a set of carriage wheels and mounted it behind his bicycle. Now he has 6:00 Hartford Hlsbllahtr 8:80I Smak‘ ■ ••Up rtfore , Student Violence Auclair, 81 Chestnut St.; Mrs. —A potential alienation of the Journal in a special tssue on situation In which to confront ing (Pom toe house next door. 7:00 News 11:80' Barrrry------Fartier- Katherine Bamum, 124 Park church’s predominant middle 'mission in the Year 2000." no trouble getting to performances of th'e youth orchestra of which he is a 8:00 Oeallsiit 13:15 Blsn Off the religious options clearly." ’Die 'big dish also wfll handle member. (AP Photofax) * 13:00 Quiet Roun w n o —lie* West Solicitors St.; GUbert Bernaid, Canada class membership. , Many of their eocpectations par- 'llie Rv. Dr. Albert Outler, of algnais that wUl keep hundreds WFOF—141* 6:00 Afternoon Edition Slows Progress i j 6:15 Market Repon Laurie Bidwell, EUington; Mrs of teletypes chattering rioroas 5:00 Danny (Xayton 6:30 -- _■ Mjethodlsm's PerMns School of 6:00 Dick Beatliertoii Weather Unauthorized Marie Carl, So. River Rd., Cov 6:36 Strlrtly Sporu In Voting Issue Theology In Dallas, says the the wide Pacific basin—aH in a that fewer persons be reijuired 9:00 BUI Love 6:35 Afternoon Edttloo entry; Mrs. Kathryn Crowley In Sirhan’s Guilt *to«tlon of a second. to suiswer the longer question­ 1:00 Qary Olrard 7:00 Accent 69 Unauthorized solicitations modem secular preoccupottons wnrr—iM» (Oonttnoed from Pace One) for the James West fund are 470 Bolton Rd., Vernon; WUl of the riuircta may be running ir $ a The second Intelsat 8 sateUlte Events iti Capital naires. Three milUon households 7:16 Now 5:00 News 7:30 David Brinkley being made by children In the lam Dennen, 25 Tyler Circle down. was launched Fob. 5. It is part that were slated to get a 4> 6:16 Speak Dp 7:80 Newa of the World bouse. The resolultion is support­ Mrs. OcMistance Dwyer, Ware' Declaration on . Campus Un­ question Ust instead wlU be 6:00I NewiNewa 7:65 Joe Oarasloia Tolland - Vernon - ElUngton " I t would seem to me that we of a aeries that began with the PanAnif AFIAIIO Reach 6:16 Speak ^ Banloni 8:06 Pop Concert ed by Cknr. James A. Rhoden house Polift; Mark Gentilcore, rest," will be distributed to Its asked 28 questions. 6:46 Lowell TTiomaa area. are at the point now whiere we ; RED. WHITE worW’a first commercial com- 9:06 NIahtbeat Jury Must Choose 6:66 FhU Rlzzuto and both political psrtiea. Tentative Agreement 11:90 News, Weather James West Fund co-chair­ 55 Conway Rd.; Mrs. Frances muriicaUoni aateMte. Etarly 1,638 member colleges. Beatty says there Is an even ha've shot our wad in trying to WASHINOTON (AP) Pan Capital Quote 7:00 The World Toolstr 11:16 Sporta Final man Jerome Smith of Tolland Giampaolo, 60 KeUy Rd., Wap- Bird, which flew into apace The paper calls campus dem­ 7:30 Frank OItton] U ;00 IfoWf diance Ms measure to drop the plng; Henry HAmlin, South Rd., play 'worW and we might re­ American Airways and the onstrations "spectacular events "The shooting down of this 7:30 Speak Up Sporu 8:00 Newa last night explaizwd these from Cape Kennedy in 1966. voting age to IB will clear the Bolton; Michele Hren, East cognize that the church has a J AFL-CIO 'Transport Worker Un­ precipitated by . . . extremists,’’ U.S. plane was ’’not an act of youngsters ha've no connection The two Intelsat 8s, each ca­ Hartford; Mrs. Mary Jaooba, Lif e-Deiath Penalty dlstinotlve role . . . ” lie saya ion have reached tentative and saya they should not be al­ 'Self-defense. It was a calculated North Oarolina General Assem­ with the James West fund and BU|E Spring... pable of handling 1,2IX> two-way bly (his year. A similar bill Warehouse Point; Hosea Keith (Oontlnned from Page One) "There is a need for toeologiz- \ agreement only a toort time be­ lowed to obscure the accom­ act of aggression.’’—The Ameri­ dri've are not turning in voice circuits, are^ five times failed la 1W7. Jr., Hartford; Mrs. Ann Levay, tng; for worship, and most of all fore a strike deadline, the Na­ plishments of students, faculty can statement protesting North money they ore supposedly was the complete absence of mere powerful than their com­ 3 Walnut St.; Mrs. Ruth Lucas, have no more relevance to the for a dlscipilned atyle of Ufe.” tional Mediation Board an­ and administrators. i Korea’s attack on the EXJ131 re­ / . 1 In Oolorado, Oov. John A. collecting from homes and Kennedy Intimates. Many of the and we have the mercial predecesBora. / . J Storrs; Richard Noren, South trial than experts on World War With the current overwhelm­ nounced. It warns that efforts to deal connaissance plane In the Sea of liove, a R^ublioan, teamed up 70 people wbo were In the pem- Hawaii’s Paumalu earth sta­ I ’f t businesses. Summer St.; Jane Polowltzer, n or the Korean conflict. Judge ing emphasis on social action, Detaila of the agreement were with demonstrations "torough Japan. wtth his Ueutenant governor, try of the Ambassador Hotel tion, the lasgest, la *■ SU ITIN G S * I the age to 18. The House set the 12th Circuit present the state's argument on (Continued from Page One) atatlcn include Comsat, Ha­ WASHINGTON (A P ) — Vlola- "to remove any implication that to Mr. and Mrs. Jason Stans- desperate than we make them Uons of the law in campus dis­ age at 19. Gov. Raymond P. waiian ‘Telephone Co., RCA, IT T the government Is interested In fleld, 90 Bridge 9t. a ^ n t e i ^ to the Jury which re- be the fairest tax for all ciU- out among the peopte we've sent must be dealt with by po­ an fer, a Republican, supports Jected the defense contention 2jens ” * DRESS FABRICS * and Westean Union. knowing with whom these facul­ Court Cases DISCHARGED YEISTERDAY: scolded." lice, but univeralUes are obligat­ ties may be shared," Stans sold the House proposal. And this is Homemade Darlene Rlckis, 20 Jensen St.; ^ a month’s worth of psychla- Another spokesman for a state The Rev. Dr. J. Ekhvard Car- ed to try to deal with demon­ in a letter to ail membera of the expected to prevail. The refer­ Pamela Wheelocki Rt. 86, Bol­ trie tesUmony that Sirhan was income tax. Hep. George Ritter, The Monster Rghiers ! MANCHESTER SESSION others, associate general secre­ strations before that stage is House and Senate. endum cam ot get on the ballot ton; Mrs. Plerlna Glocolano, ^ mentally dll to be guilty of D-Hartford, said a payroll tax Newsmen Elect Shirley ClongoU of Spring- tary of the Methodist Board for ^ FInost QUALITY at LOW MILL PRICES J reached, the heads of 31 top Stans also said he has ordered FREE INSPECTION FOR HOMEOWNERS • LOW ANNUAL RATES untU 1971. East Hartford; Mrs. Pearl **^ **® ^ I^ murder. would be regressive because It field, after serving 27 days ih Natlanal Missions, says future American colleges say. hi Montana state Sen. Joseph Ponchak, Blast Hartford; Eliza­ We will cite iiacte: his lack of would have to be paid whether Eight to Board RAVIOLI Bruce-TerminlxCo.of New England Jail, was given three 30-day pressures will "purge the The American Council on Ed­ B. Reber opposes a oonstituUon- beth Case, 5 Downey D r.; Stan­ remorse and the effect of pollti- or not a company Is maklig sentences to run concurrently, churches of their essentlAlly ucation disclosed Thursday that al amendment to tower tbe age ley Guay, Thompson'vtUe; Mrs. cal assassination on the demo- a profit. WAfflDiNGnON (A P ) — Hie Rt. 44A Bolton Notch, Conn. ' for two charges o f obtaining non-Christian” members and the educators met secretly in BATTERIES FOR H. PASQUALINI to 19. I f pmwons 19 and ao are Patricia Cabral, 'Blast Hartford; aald. StUI another Income tax ad- American Society ,ct Newspaper Manchester, Conn.: 649-5201 money under false pretenses elements. .Chicago over the Easter week­ Radloe—-Hearing Aids Mrs. Ida SuIUvan, 74 S. Adams ♦u * I. . **P’®tned to the Jury vocate, Josej^ Duffey of the EkktorB Haa eleoteid membera to W. Hartford: 233-9878 allowed to vote, "Itoey Mould and one charge of possession He adds: " It Is my goeps that end to draw up a denunciation 346 Aveiy St., Wapping get a shave and a haircut' and St.; Wllfned Challfour, 462 W. that It (life or death) will be in Caucus of Cormeotlcut Demo- I Us board of dlrectora. Gomes—insthUghte I of disruptive campus demon­ of stolen goods. by 2000 the main thruat' of the Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Hazel Steb- thelr absolute discretion. They crats, said if an Inoonte tax Nearing the end of Its annual The Nationwide Pest Prevention Service be Uketbe reot of us," be says. In impofllng the sentence yes­ energy of the churches will be FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORE strators. Mns, 31A Case Dr.; Mrs. Edith now have to evaluate to their 'would hurt the "business cll- convention here, toe eoclety T E L 6444)604 Wyoming is the other state to the Intellectual and emotional A council spokesman said the ARTHUR DRUe Before buying a home Insist on competent termite terday, Judge Francis Qulrai MockaHs, 36 D udl^ St.; Rob­ chose for three-ye or teemn on where a proposed constitutional told her that since the sen- Wto^ience a proper penalty.” m ate" — as the administration needs of our culture, for physl- Hartford Rood • Monchostor 1,400-word paper, entitled "A Inepeetlen and clearance. Btuce~Termlnlx Termite Clearaneea ert Murray, Stafford; Mrs. Sirhari s tr ^ e into the court- contends — then a payroll tax Ita board Jolm Colburn of the amendment Is before the voters. ■tences would run concurrently, oail needs will hy then have been •re gmranleedf CERTIFIED FHA 4 VA IH8PECTIONS Mary RookwoU, Glastonbury. Opon Doily 10 g.m. to 9 p.m.» Soh 10 o.m. to 6^.m. Whddta ESagle Beacon, Arihur Myers wanted to add a clause to she would only have, to spend *^ *” .i'T**^ would do so even more m e t” Also Dana Getchell, 31 Deep- and tieless, putting out a last —______C. Deck of the Salt Lake Trib­ the amendment requiring that three more days in Jail. those who vote must wear their wood Dr.; Mrs. Ann Kansek, minute cigarette—just_ • uaas nehe naahad une, Paul Neville of toe Buffalo Mrs. Clonginli’s charges on 82 previous cm ' hair "at a length and grooming 162 Hollister St.; Mrs. Diane « p~viou. c.^:, a.„ Capt. M cCaughey Eivenliig News, Newhold Noyes 1 ’Tolland Tpke. stemmed from a $140 MU she Plompen, 66 Green Manor Rd.; GARDEN to meet standards prescribed by stretching back to Jan. .. ^ ^ Jr. of toe Waaliliigton Star and Manchester-Vemoii owed at a local mOtel, 'Euid from Marlene BYucklger, Ellington; the mlHtaiy service." But, tbe He glanced around for his F l i V A o t m . Eugene Patterson of the Wash­ two checks that she and a girl­ Mary King, 12 Parker St.; Mrs. mother Mary, who had been to ^ « * C i y U i r C C t O r CENTER Town Line legislature turned him down. ington Post. friend allegedly took from a Belle Hagenow, 30C McGuire a second row seat most of those „ In Indiana a bNl to lower the Elected to a two-year term on INC. Chai^ge PbmB private home. Lane; Mrs. Kathleen Smith, days. On thU day, she stayed r. ^ c- voting age is bottled up In com­ Mrs. Clongioll told the court toe board was Howard C. Cleonr- VITTNER’S 163 Woodland St.; Ruth BllKOt, home with two otlter sons awtot has been named safety mittee because, according to the that restitution had been made tnger of toe Spokane Dally 2615 Ellington Rd., Wapping; ingIng word on a television set. employes, fa- Ctwoniole, while Howard H. committee chairman. Sen. Mar­ in aU cases. She also said that Mrs. Johanna Hoyt, West Wil- The Jurors, seven men and cillties and vehicles^ He suc­ lin K. McDaniel, legislators are she planned to return to Spring- ceeds Richard Corr, former piw- Hayes cf (he Rtveralde (Catif) OPEN lipgton; Mirs. Alice F.agan, 108 five women, took their seats Press Ekiterpriee and Brady ftirious over campus 'violence. field where she has a chance BluefieM Dr.; Wallaoe Tracy, without a look at the defendant chaslng agent, who left town Supporters of lower voting for a Job. employe April 4. The appoint­ Btack of toe Cincinnati Bkiqulr- 7 D A Y S 468 Parker St. whose fate they had weighed for er were chosen for one-year age bills contend that giving col­ Santos Marin, 30, of Hartford, Also Mrs. Helen Pschichholtz, nearly 17 hours over a span of ment was made by Town Man­ DAILY I’VE lege-age youths the right to vote who is accused of stealing sev­ ager Robert Weiss. tenns. 65 Mountain St., Rockville; Mrs, four days. Their faces were Robert H. Finch, secretary of 9 AJVL to 6 FJd. will lessen student turmoil. eral guns from the Bonvllle Grace Giglio, 22 St. James St.; expressionless. McCaughey, In his new ca­ Gun Shop on Center St. almost health, eduoailon and ■welfare, SAT. end SUN. "Gi'vlng them the right to vote William 'Kilman, WindsorvlUe; “ Ladies and gentlemen, have pacity, will.check working con­ a yeai ago, appeared in court addreased the editara on their fi­ 9 AJW. to 5 PJO. is one of the most singularly im- Kathleen Mackenzie, Glaston­ you got a verdict?” asked Judge ditions and vehicles for safety nal convention day today, be­ poitaint things we can do," says yesterday with an interpreter bury; Stacey Cain, RFD 4, Cov- requirements, will review DISCOVERED Walker, the 69-year-old dean of and pleaded not guilty to fore being greeted by President George R. Moscone, a young erjtry: Mrs. Sylvia Vidal, East the Criminal Court bench ■who Is causes of accidents, both Inside charges of larceny and posses­ and Mrs. Nixon at a White Oalifornla Senate Democrat Hartford; Sebastian Ruggiero, ending his career with this case. buildings and on the highways, from San Francisco. "It would sion of stolen goods. and will moke recommenda­ House reception. % 396 Woodland St.; Mrs. Alice "We have, your honor,” said Marin, who claims to speak be a clear admission on our Neubauerr, 65 Summer St.; Mrs. Bruce D. Elliott, the Jury fore­ tions for reducing mishaps. f ■ . part, on the part of the Estab- no English, engaged a Spanish Alice Anderson, 8 Franklin man. teacher from Manchester High llMment, that we realize times Park, Rockville; Mrs. Beatrice He handed six sheets of paper 'Five Day Foreeast School in a lengthy conversa­ have changed." LaCrolx, 45 Farmstead Dr., to the bailiff who handed them ‘Psyching’ Litlecbugs tion before his appearance and WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn.(AP) Moacooe’s Mil—submitted for Wapping; Randall Munn Jr., to the Judge. He leafed through, demanded that he be tried im­ NEW YORK (AP) — Psychol­ —The U.S. Weather Bureau pre­ VITTNER'S the third straight year—to lower 101 South St., Rockville; Erwin then gave them to clerk Alice mediately because he sadd he ogy can trick Utterbugs Into dicts that temperatures over the voting age ran Into trouble Konesnl, Pomfret; Mrs. Reva Nishlkawa to read. was Innocent, and he also de­ good behavior. (Connecticut from Saturday from some lawmakers angry Newcomb, 88 North St.; Wesley "W e the jury in the above en­ manded that he be paid (or the The Litter Letter, a bimonthly through Wedneaday will average over student disorders at Sen Willett, ThompsonvUle; Mrs. five days he was in Jail. titled action find the defenxlant publication of the National above normal with dolly hlgha BYancisco State College and the Mary Ellen Linderman and son, Sirhan Bb^iara Sirhan guilty of The interpreter, Howard SlMr- Council of State Garden CTuba, in the 60s and overnight Iowa University of California at 77 Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon; murder, in violation of Section FOR ALL MY GARDENING NEEDS sky, when Marin ■was asked suggests several practical ways in the 40a. Berkeley. The state Senate re­ Mrs. Susan Hall and daughter, 187, Penal Code, a felony, as “ How do you plead?" interpret­ of accomplishing this psycholog­ Little day-to-day change la ex­ jected his bill on April 9. Bolton. charged in count one of the in­ ed Marin's long answer as being ical sleight of hand. FV)r exam­ pected. Also, Mrs. Loralne Rich­ dictment. We further find it to ple: Sen. Martin J. Schreiber of "No a thousand times.” Precipitation may total one- mi'waukee, sponsar of one of mond and lalaughter, 101 be murder in the first degree,” Painting sidewalk Utter con­ Marin’s case was continued DON’T DISCOUNT YOUR SAFETY! qutulor to one-half Inch falling three lower voting age bUls in Helaine Rd.; Mrs. Ida Ander­ said Mrs. Nishlkawa. tainers chartreuse. Ice blue, aa rain and ohowers Saturday for a court trial to April 24, \ the Wisconsin Legislature, son and daughter, 139 Skinner "Is this your verdict, ladles sunshine yeUow or terra cotta and Sunday. Bond remained at $1,000. Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Susan Henry Any good mechanic will tell you that cheap brake linings ^^HAVE YOU?” argues: " I f we continue to deny and gentlemen?” she asked. can increase their use by pedes­ In other cases, George B. the right of young people to and daughter. New Rd., Tol­ “ So say ye one, so say,ye all?” trians aa much as 23 per cent. are no bargain. You get what you pay for. SPECIAL PURCHASE! Frank, 29, of 332 Oakland 9t., vote it’s possible they’ll be even land; Mrs. Elvira Jones and "Yes,” said the Jurors In uni­ Putting planters with flowers charged with i larceny, nolled. son, 117 Terrace Dr., Rockville; He’ tell you that Grey-Rock—the 40,000-mlle brake lining more inclined to join militant son. on the tops of parking meters RANGE FAMOUS BRELI SLEEVELESS minority groups." Robert E. Brown Jr., 19, of Mrs. Joan Curtia and daughter, Cooper routinely asked that a can inspire 27 per cent more — may cost a bit more at first but lasts longer. 2-YEA R -O LD 21 Harlan St., charged with 18 Edgewood Dr., South Wind­ But the legislature, which re­ new jury be impaneled for the pedestrians to use litter baskets So, in the long run you’ll save money, and perhaps reckless driving, resisting ar­ sor. yPLOWERINB GRAB cently saw National Guard penalty trial and was turned on the block. The reason: The SHIRTWAIST DRESSES rest, and possession of mari­ something much more important. FUEL OIL troops put down students at the down. The Jurors were told they effect la dramatic enough so PACKAGED ROSES juana, continued to May 1 for a University of Wisconsin In Mad­ could have their wives and hus­ people don't want to spoil it by To save your IHe you can’t get a better brake lining than probable cause hearing. GASOLINE ison, the state capital, is not ex­ Inside Report bands as visitors to their hotel unsightly Utter. HYBRID TEA 1.98 J HAWTHORNE Daniel S. Fronds, 28, of 56% Grey-Rock. Get expert brake service and Grey-Rock pected to axat favorably on any until Sunday night. Another hint suggested that of the bUls. Birch St., charge of breach of (Continued from Page 8) Sirhan also was convicted of Utter containers be positioned linin(U at any of these leading brake specialistSH T- FLORIBUNDA fo the peace, nolled. five counts of assault with a on sidewalks to take advantage A special constitutional revi- tenants feel the only hope for BANTLY OIL ^/SINBLE BIRGH Sion session of tbe Virginia Gen­ deadly weapon with intent to of the fact that most people are ARNIB*S TEXACO ED WILSON'S SERVICE C LIM BERS 4.50 restraint at the Pentagon Is kill in the shooting of five people right-handed. 318 Adams 8t OUTTER ST. PHILUPS ( eral Assembly, wMMi is cur­ Laird and Deputy Secretary 248 Spruce 8 t 486 Center S t BURR or SEAL KRAFT rtg. 13.00 rently in session, killed a pro­ Changes Plea to Guilty near Kennedy when Sirhan Manchester, Oonn. David Packard arrayed against Mantdiester, Conn. Manchester, Oahu. y BIRCH CLUMPS posal that would have allowed opened fire. 8.94 In Indecent Assault tbe generals. Only newsmen were in the Gallstone Surgery CKHtMAN RROS. PETE'S CITOO voters to decide whether to low­ Thus, the generals are how BAMTLT'S SERVICE STA. 770 Main St. er the voting age from21 to 18. HARTBX>RD, Oonn. (A P )_ spectator seats as the buzzer LONDON (A P ) — Former 388 MAin S t BS5 West Middle n>k». A 25-year-old East Hartford man gearing up a lobbying effort In sounded three times indicating Prime Minister Harold Macmll- Manchester, O ai«, Vknehester, Cksaa. FRUIT TREES yM T. ASH Voters in four states—Meiry- Congress of the kind that has Manchester, Conn. facing trial on charges of in­ the Jury. . had------reached a------verdict. lah has undergone an operation HOLLYWOOD SERVICE kuid, North Dakota, Nebraska always been successful to the ^ REUBEN'S TEXACO STANDARD OR DWARF • A tremendous sale of the most wanted and Tennessee—voted down pro­ decent assault and aggravated There also was the same hea'vy for removal of a gallstone, 842 East Center St assault on a 19-year-old girl post. For Instance, Gen. Wil­ CARPENTER'S MOBIL 881 Mkin at posals last year to lower the guard in the fortress-like court- The hospital said his condition 917 Center St ManoiMaUr, <3oi». Manchester, Oonh. y BOLDEN CHAIN dress this season, A-line style switched his plea from innocent liam Westmoreland, the Army room as on other days. was satlsfadtory after thie sur- STRAWBERRIES a«e. chief of staff, to present Con­ Manchcriter, Conn. MAPLE SUPER SERVICE RUFINPS IXTINO A to guilty Thursday. A strange aspect to the trial gery Thursday. Macmillan is 75. 322 B^pruce S t • the linen look, o f rayon and silk Mend In New York, voters rejected gressional testimony, calls for 118-118 Center S t a new state constitution contain­ Kenneth brosbie ia to be sent­ Manrheatei’, Oonn. enced in Superior Court on expensive poatrVleitnam changes DICK'S ESSO Msnrhastsr, Oonh. y WEEPfNQ CHERRY ing a lowered age In 1967 but GRAPES RHUBARB • choose from an assortment c f floral May 9. after completion of a needed to bring the Army to 411 Hartford Rd. MARDnOXTS FLYING A Oov. Neison A. Rockefeller says s e a AUTO SER'VBDE pre-sentence reported. perfection. Manchestar, Oonn. 886 Hartford Rd. prints and solids, in many aton. and then stretch the rest o f It back That doesn't bother me. Not at asked tor (and received the ne- recent off-Broadway play, “City VBMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CmCUTJ over the face they're working on. fUl. I got no hangups about TTONS Ignatlom” of Moran and OMella, Scenes.” Now he is starring feeing a famous man’s son." No philosopher should ever try to tell effective tmmedtately. with Arthur Kennedy and Tere­ Dtaplay adverllelnf cloelng hours sa Wright in Ms firM film, Hs is the son of Douglas and m r Itonday — 1 p.m. Frldar. any of these beauty-questing males that “ The reeignatlonB were re­ “ Hall, Hero,” which cenoerns Ms first wife, actress Diana m r Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday people are, after all, as young as they quested in the best Intenst of m r Wedneaday — 1 p.m. Mondai DUI, now monied to writer Bill m r Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday feel. They know, from morning after the conununity and the police Aather-eon idUtotenoee over long m e Friday — p.m. Wednesday heir, Vietnam and other ele­ Darrid. Mike’s parents were di­ 1 morning of experience of peering in the department,” the statement m r Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday ments of the generation gap. vorced when he was 6, and he (SassUled deadline — 5 p.m. day belon mirror and then eetimating the day •aid. publloation. 8 p.m. Friday for Batuntai Mike himself wears his brown has lived most o f hto life in the and Konday publleatlaB. ahead, that It is terribly easy to feel as Both men will receive about Eart; he still oonsiderB New $8,240 each in bark pay for the hair in the fashionable long old as one loolm. Myle, though he appears to have Yorit his home. With narrow ot Friday, April 18 period their suspension — face and tidn nose, he seems to which foDowed their arrest in passed through tlie hippie stage. That happened In Ms university resemble hto mother more then early 1968. Ihey will receive days. Kirk. Cotter Plan Improves Insurance about $140 ^ each week of Mike’s admiration for. his Sirhan’s Conviction suspensian. “ I had been attending a prep state Insurance Ctommlssioner William schoM in toe cost, «uid toe na- father to obvious. Asked if be Until 'iTiuroday, the two men There could never have been ‘ any R.' Cotter’s legislative package to effect tured progression would have seeks Khk’a advice, Mike re­ had begun proooAires to be re­ doubt that Sirhan Blshara Slrhan was partial refoim In Connecticut’s automo­ been for me to go on to Yale," plied "N ot ion career meXltem. instated to the police foroe. miOty of the murder of Sen. Robert bile insurance and accident system Is a he related. “ But I was ready for But I do Uke to discuss film act­ Their attorneys had stated that Kennedy in the legal sense as in all sound step in the right dliec^ton. It of­ a change, as big a change os ing with him. After all, who since the trials ended wlthput other senses, despite the defense con­ fers motorists substantial benefUs and possible. knows more about It toon he improvements over the present system verdieteL they were “liwoioent I heeird about the Unt'verMty does?” tention that he was incapable of plan­ until proven guilty." ning the murder and understanding Its without subtracting any significant of Oalifornia at Santa Barbara, rights. Along Country Roads With Sylvian OCIara which had four girls Aar every consequences. SKUNK CABBAGE There is no doubt that the, present man, a beautiful campus on the ■nie jury rejected this contention—as system needs Improvement. High premi­ Hayakawa Says ocean, surfing, and all that, that PROJECTOR LAMPS was tor me." did almost edl Americans — when It ums, protracted litigation, interminable AB Types Abraya to Msek found him guilty of murder in the first postponement ot settlements, Inequities, H arvard Chief kQke 'went the whole route: guru, pot, USD. His experience degree. cancellation of policies—these are some A Thought for Today *WCIJ^ DRUG CO. ‘Double-crossed^ with narcotics proved worth­ St. of the disadvant^es of the law as based Inside Report Sponsored by the Manchester Myths About Israel One of the objects of justice in this on the tort system. Council oC Churches while, he believes, “ beoouae it BOSTON (A P ) _ PreMdent case is the obvious one of punishing the The Cotter proposal would not do away b y taught me about rhythm in liv­ By ALFRED FRIEN1H.Y Sinai about 18 mUeB beyond Nathan M. PuMy of Harvard ing. You know how some days guilty person as a means of deterring with the principle of fault through regli- Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Thou Shalt Not Bear Witness genoe, as was proposed In the more radi­ The Washington Post Israel’s 1967 frontier. “ was double-croesed by his fac­ you feel dull and listtese end future crimes like the murder. This ob­ Against Thy Neighbor cal Keeton-O’Cotmell plan. It would sus­ The Knesset map does not ex­ ulty," Dr. S. I. Hayakawa mya Vernon Church Women Plan Fashion Show other days you feel alive? Ev­ jective can be satisfied just as well by WASHINGTON — The Nixon nomizers and the Pentagon ore JERUSALEM—Except tor the pend the “ blame” system In cases In­ What are the duties required ist and never did, in the pre(B- In an interview published today Mrs. CTharles Medlin, IMt, and Mrs. David ’Webster, will be modeling for a fashion ifbow to eryone has certain rhythms and giving Sirhan a life sentence as by put­ administration has now quietly dim and, indeed, may have dis­ conviction that It was Israel volving hospital and medical claims of in the ninth commandment? ent building or its precursor. be presented by the women of St. John’s Church in Vernon Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Skin­ using narcotics helped me real­ begun a monumental and bitter­ appeared weeks ago when Laird in the Boston Globe: U M « f Y A U ting him to death. up to $2,(XX) and lost time claims of up The duties required in the which started the six-day war, The lorigdn of the incessantly re­ ner Rood School, Vernon. The show will cdso feature children’s fashions. Those wishing to pur­ ize this.” He eays he Is no long­ ly contested three-cornered was selecting hds. Assistant Sec­ Hayakawa, acting president to $6,(XX). Property damage, perro-al In­ ninth icommandment are the no belief is more firmly imbed­ peated atory about It has never chase tickets should contact chairman Mrs. Francis Carter or Mrs. Roger Lentocfaa. Tlckeits er a user “ because narootlca 'Another result of the conviction should struggle over military .spending of San Francisco State College, jury and, lost time would Instead be paid retary for International Security preserving and promoting of ded in ithe Arab world than the run dbwn. dulls the senses and you need involving Secretary of Defense said "Pusey was trying to do will also be available at the dioor. (Herald photo by Buoelvichis.) .4$ 8. Adams 8 t.,: be to bring home to people the anguish by the victim’s own Insurance, as is the Affairs — probably the third- truth between men and man, one that holds that Israel is de­ The old Zionist statements . the sharp edges for aoUng. MeMn Laird, the uniformed the rigdit thing" when he inun- which can come about when violence case with health insurance. most-important job at the and the good name of our termined on territorial ex­ have about as much nelevonoe military, and the Administra­ moned police last week to clear pipeline, was constricted. and lawlessness become the chief But accident victim would ha ve the Pentagon below Secretary and neighbor, as ■weU as our own, pansion. to modern Israeli policy as tion’s economic policy-makers. Deputy Secretary. University Hall, Harvard's I n ?iation’s Major Hospitals But by replaying the almoM- means of political and social expression. right, If he were dissatisfied, of filing a appearing and standing for the The Arabs cite the following “ manifest destiny’’ has to Amet^ The $77 billion Pentagon bud­ James R. Scdileslnger, an truth; and from the heart, sin­ ica’s today. And whate'ver he main administration building, of inatantaneous disappearance of claim under the liability law, os a pre­ documentary evidence to prove the dye as the blood swept it The assassinations of the senator, of get for fiscal year 1970, which economist at the Rond Ooip. cerely, freely, Oleorly, and said in the past, Ben-Gurlon has about 2(X) students demonstrat­ sent— with reasonable limits on in­ an ineradicable and iiuiate Jew­ away, they found a tiny puff 61 begins July 1, was hardly af­ Think-Tank In Santa Monica, fully, speaking the truth, and become a vociferous pubUc ing against the university’s Re­ TV Instant Replay Aids boHl StOTBS President Kennedy, and of Martin Lu- tangible damages—or of submitting it to ish intention to create an em­ white on the wrong aide of the fected by this backstage battle. Oalif., and a specialist in only the truth, In matters of proponent of getting rid of all serve Officer Training Pro­ ter King, sprang from a milieu of na­ a mandatory arbitration panel if the pire “ from tl)e Nile to the valve—bad news. TS y What they are fighting about is strategic analysis of nuclear ju<^B(ment and justice, and in eJl the occupfled lands immediate­ gram. ' tional violence. That does not absolve claim la less than $3,000. Legal fees Euphrates” : In Immediate Diagnosis It meant that the gateway a rt o p « i the fiscal year 1971 budget, weaponry, was being boosted other things whatsoever; a ly, If not sooner. “ You let a bunch of kids come those who pulled the triggers from in­ would be limited to 28 per cent of the — Biblical promises to the valve of the aorta not only was which begins July 1, 1970 but charitable esteem of our neigh­ There are, to be sure, right- In and caray out deans bodily FAIRWAY. * award iiEtead of the present one third. for the Job by non-Defense of­ CSiosen People, notably Genesis By FBANK CAREY “ In the tiny heart of an in­ dividual guilt. is now In Us initial drafting bors; loving, deallring, and re­ wing political 'voices in Israel and they occupy a building and obstructed and therefore could / m T_ tonight Htl Thus the plan would provide for ficials of the Adminliatratlon as X V : 18, “ The lord made a A P Science Writer fant," he said, "the diagnostic not open properly, but also stage. That budget, in turn, will joicing in their good name; sor­ demanding the permanent re­ start rifling secret files,” Hay­ Neither would the mood of violence prompt payment of small claim:', wh'lc a coat-cutter. After an Inter- WASHINOTON (AP) — Tele­ dye displaying the anatomy of set the tone for P»re8ldent Nix­ rowing for, and covering of covenant with Abraham, say­ akawa said. "H iat’a the time couldn’t close properly, result­ preserving the rights of victims under ■vlew, Schlesinger was turn­ tention of oil the lands overrun vision Instant replay, the delight the heart’s interior can race absolve from guilt anyone who, carried on's military-economic policy their infirmities; freely ac­ ing, unto thy seed have I given In the six-day -war. These are and the place to call the cops. ing In some leakage of lMood the tort system. ed down by Laird in favor of of millions of sports fans, is es- through the heart In about one fri. night and sat. only! on by the momentum of his convictions, for the remainder of his term. knowledging of their gifts and this land, from the river Why the he'J doeim’t the faculty back into the heart. Insurance officials who endorse the G. Warren Nutter, a University minority elements, smaller In tablisMng Itself as a potentially second. But you can look at the destroys something he might come to At stake is nothing less than graces, hrabea,’’ and a tow furthe:’ from the mainstream of Hayeikawa found dlstlnot simi­ obstruction," Maj. Bteidien rates of from 8 to 20 per cent a year. and 'hard-line cold warrior tion’s major hospitals. make a decision as to what Mep Glaaser of Miami, Fla., said, jiimbo garment bogs institution, a career, a reputation, or a spending can be put in check good report, end unwillingness other similar passages. the natilon’s thinking than, for larities between the turmoil at It should also" go far to relieve the cur­ whose iriews are infinitely clos­ The same type of device that to take next before getting the “ we might have elected to over­ life. once the Vietnam war ends, to admit of on evil report con- —A map carved on the mar­ example, George Wallace's fol­ Harvard and the/ unrest that rent congestion in the courts due to back­ er to the uniformed military’s movie films and X-ray stills." come It by surgically loosening thereby freeing some money for oeming them; discouraging tale- ble walls of the Knesset, Israel’e lowers ane from the American ripped apart hia campus earlier lets you see how the swivel- ed-up litigation under the pre:ent than Schleslnger’s. hipped halfback scored is espe­ Doctors say the new method tl'e calcified valve leaflets.” ' slwtl frtmw, system. domestic spending and tax, bears, flatterers, and slander­ parliament, dellneatli^ thin em­ Consensus. this school year. That decision suggested to the pire. cially valuable in diagnosing ail­ has exlMIng or potential use in “ But now,” he said, "indica­ reduction. Thus, perhaps the' ers; love and care of our own Be that as It may, the Arabs “ You have uproar find and It Is easy to understand why t>-e Ocn- Treasmy-Budget Bureau crowd ments of the heart, where action helping diagnose ailments of toe tions call for removal of the dis­ wM hoM The Israeli Gap most important of the military good name, and defending it A number of flamboyantly have one clincher. A two months faculty grievances afterward," nectlcut Bar Association has its douhts that Laird had no intention of happens faster than in any other Intestinal tract, toe brain and eased valve and replacement budget ■ struggles waged in when need requlreth; keeping of expansive statements from reading of speeches and edi­ Hayakawa saio. “ It’a exactly 16 gcmiwnls! IsraeJi has its own version of the gen­ _ about the plan, and why lawyers were really upsetting the military the same thing...That's why I organ. the spinal cord. with an artificial valve.” Washington periodically since lawful promisies; studying and flamboyantly exponsl-ve Zion­ torials In Egypt, Lebanon and eration gap of course, and now It ap­ in the forefront of those who opposed It budget’s status quo, and noth­ say Harvard is becoming the By 'watching as the fleeting It’s even being used in diag­ The instant replay—pinpoint­ the end of World War n is practicing of whatsoever tWngs ists, all of venerable antiquity. Jordan suggests that on pain of at the recent pub'lc h:iiring. The present ing he has done since has San Francisco State College ot action shown by fluoroscopic nosing eye-movement difficul­ ing the extent of the patient’s 3 locottoiwt mol 1 ot. sod eoat middle tpko. pears it may have its own version of now in the skirmishing phase in­ are true, honest, lovely, and of —Occasional remarks, also losing his union card, evw y o(ra- £yitem is one of the most lucrative, con­ changed any minds. Ironically, good report. the East." X-rays Is rerun over and over on ties and in helping Mutterers ov­ trouble—revealed a jiotentially the politiciaii who couris popularity side the Nixon administration. ancient, of David Ben^Gurion, tor must quote, at least once • both oteftoi open hnra. and fri. 41H 8t00 psn. • i'nually expanding sources of buslne.os the technician leading the eco­ Last Friday, the day after a nearby teleivlslon screen, toe ercome their impediment by serious situation, but not an among the young. Here are the combatants: Westminster Larger Cate­ Israel’s first prime mintetor, a week, IsraeU defense min­ open to the legal profession in Connecti­ nomizers’ assault on heavy University Hall was cleared. doctor can confirm within sec­ giving them an audio-visual re­ emergency one requiring chism written April 14, 1648. laying Israel’s present area ister Moshe Dayan as having cut; the Cotter plan would curtail both Uniformed military: They Pentagon spending is the same Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and onds what he thought he aaw or play of how" they reacted under immediate operation. The Israeli gap is between the ortho- Amazing how revelient 3(X)-year- should not be Its final one. said on July 8 last: the quantity and the quality of accident have launched a heavy lobbying Jiames R. Schlesinger, now an may have missed the first time, a given set of instructions. But it might have been seri­ (k)x faithful and the young people who old thoughts can be. Inoeasant decloratlDns from Sciences passed a resolution cases from a monetary point of v'ew. campaign that. If successful, assistant director of the Budget "Our fathers reached the In one method of diagnosing ous, and the technique’s main Submitted 1^ almost every IsraeU that the condemning both the hall’s sei­ then decide if immediate sur­ In discotheque talk caU them “ super- The lawyers are doing nothing less than would guarantee an ever-rising with responsibility tor military frontiers which were recognised hesurt trouble, a small amounb'or benefit is in finding the serious Rev. George W. Smith nation will not return to Its zure auid Puaey’B summoning of gery or further examination la sonics.” It <18 in part between the im­ their duty, moreover, in questioning the Pentagon budget through con­ spending. In the (1947 United Nations) dye Is injected through tubes cases In time to do something The Presbyterian borders of before June, 1967, but the police. Thursday, the faculty necessary. migrants and the native boms or modification in an ancient and basic struction of new-generatlon nu­ The Treasury-Budget Bureau partition plan; our generation In contrast, standard X-ray threaded through blood vessels. about them. Church of Manchester passed a resolution recommend­ "sabras.” And it is in part between the legal prl-cip'e, that of tort or fault. clear weapK>ns and other costly to new lines p rovldl^ better reached the 1949 frontiers; but economizers have been wholly security. ing that Harvard sever all ties pictures and movie film muM be Physlcieina watch the dye’a As pointed out, however, the plan does modernization of the Army. the six-day (war) generation movement on a closed-circuit establishment which is largely represent­ unimpressed by Laird’s efforts with ROTC. developed, so a diagnosis baaed Sleep Inducer Found not basically abridge rights of victims Laird: He wants restraint on to save money through more ef­ This last suggests frontier were able to reach Suez, Jordan on them, alone can’t be made for TV screen a few feet away. ed by older persons (Prime Minister gon generals who had hoped revisions for military purposes MEXIOO Cl'i'Y— A Mexican while the impro'vements which it future weapons spending and ficient contraotlng and stetch- ■and the Golan Heights. This at least an hour. In a recent dlagnosla, sur­ (jrolda Meir is 70 ( and impatient youth for a new dawn from Mel Laird, rather than expansion of ter­ 1 romlses in cert of premiums and speed greater efficiency on current outs of military hardware and is not the end; for, after the Col. Robert J. Hall, cMet of geons at Walter Reed Irijected physiologist has found a "sleep- »dio want a greater voice in their af- their old friend from his days ritory for IsraeU settlement, Arbitrator Gets and equity of payments would be a vast programs but atlll opposes ridicule his reduction of Viet­ present cease-fire lines, there caurdlology services at toe 2^11 tablespoonfula of the tMck InduclnK'’ subetance In cats’ ,fairs. Part of the restlessness is un­ on the House Appropriations and tiY.s, of course, Is what the imerovement over the present system. wholesale slashes in the Penta- will be new Unee, but they ex­ Army’s Walter Reed General dye into the heart of a 89-year- brains. When removed from a namese B-B2,bombing runs. They Committee, have been bitterly Israelis Insist they mean. The Boles Grievance doubtedly due to the garrison-like state Connecticut as the Insurance State has whole sale slashes in the Penta­ tend beyond Jordan, maybe to Hospital, says toe technique la a old man and confirmed immedi­ sleeping cat and Injected into are now making the point in­ disappointed. other evidence Is also worth of Israeli national life. ;i fine opportunity here to pioneer in gon budget that, he feels, would Lebanon end perhaps to central major help In diagnosing the ately that toe valve controlling the mldbraln of an alert cat, toe side the Administration that Mr. He Is considerably tougher examining. The gitevonoe of B a ^ Botes, Slaving its citizens money, time and in- dangerously weaken the nuclear Syria as well." troubla in infanta born with toe blood flow from hla heart subetance bringq on sleep in'five Nixon must authorize radical For whatever weight it has Manchester H igh SotiDol maitoe- No doubt close observers recognize in conve.-.ience. We hope the legi.rlators see deterrent. than Robert S. McNamara in Dr. Mohammed Hassen El- heart demts. Into the aorta, the body’s main to eeven mtnutea. surgery at the Pentagem If the demanding more fastidious de­ today, the biblical promises do malttra teacher, w ill be arbitrat­ this division many diaracteristlcs that it that way.—MERIDAN RE(X)RD Economic policy-makers: Zayyat, the United Arab Repub- "peace dl'vtdend’’ expected fol­ fense contracting (a tightening not mention the Nile (although ed In tlio Board of Eduoattiion are peculiarly Israeli. High officials in the Treasury Uc’s official spokesman, distri­ lowing the Vietnam war Is not privately urged on Laird by Mc­ all talk of the Euphrates) and room In Benneit Junior H igh Department and the Budget to be lost entirely. buted'- pamidUets buUt about But to the casual observer the split Namara himself). In fact, some for the most part scholars are School MAln BuQdlng Mlay 9 at Bureau feel nothing less than But Laird is by no means a this quotation at his press con­ seems to echo the Inevitable distance Reconnaissance Plane of McNamara’s departing Itleu- convinced that “the river of 10 ojn. Dr. John Oonlcn, osalrt- drastic economies can ever simplistic crusader for the mlU- Egypt" Is Wadi El Arish, a sea­ ferences. And weU he m ig^, ant dean at the Uhtvenrity of between age and youth, the same im­ It is, perhapr, just conceivable, but bring the Pentagon budget and, tary-induatrlal complex. Penta- (See Page Seven) sonally flowing brooklet In the MosMwhusMto School o f BusA- patience with social and political extremely improbable, that the aircraft thereby. Federal spending in (See Page Seven) RHODODENDRONS ncas AuhnindMmlUan, has been strictures handed down by the eager to strayed closer to the enemy coast than general, under control. appotntod artMraitor. the unwilling. wsis intended. 'Yet even a clear infringe­ The most intensive aspect of The grievance wo* ortgfqially PURPUE MANY, ment does not give the injured party the this struggle now consists of a premnted to the board oa Jan. PINK Recently there has developed in mys­ right to seize a ship or destroy an air­ head-on clash between IS by W alter Schotoky, Mlan- IN terious Israeli politic.s, the hints of a craft. The correct procedure —gs has F is c h e tti Treasury-'Budget Bureau on one chMtar Education Asouciotiion 81/D phenomenon familiar to Americans. often happend with Russian spy ships— hand and Laird on the other protesMonal righto and reqponr WHITE RED is for the offender to be warned and that only PresidMt Nixon con (S INt Chlofo Dally Nevn M bOtiM Denmark! Dayan has made enemies among the siveness is, in the long run, counter­ 25 Years Ago provtoten con be nmde and a productive. It puts those concerned on established membens of hla Labor Party, Wayside Furniture Co. on "w ork’*’ day. PBiwieB Over 25 Varieties their guard. — THE D AILY TELE­ Ho eoqiainsil that tofate gteuttr Difference Designed Features the largest and most influential In the Cooper St. suspends operations Discover the locA that turned GRAPH (LONDON) for the duration of the war be­ tton, hto could fbreaetoably bo nation, and he does very little to patch ’R’ 10 hp lawn tractor with electric start standard Scandanavia on! The ever-wearable cause ot shortage of help and oMitald upon to w ork 188 or 187 up the enmities. It remains to be seen if the North difficulty In obtaining merchan­ days, thereby breaiclitng the ^Bolens excipaive Center Pivot Steering gives 21” coat of polyester and cotton Koreans had the equipment in the fonn dise. 185-day contraRlt with the Part of his popularity sAems from his inside turning radius ^ Two speed ranges for six Copenhagen’s brilliant young of ship-borne surface-to-air missiles to The appointment of the Rev. board. He onived at Hto tlgures FRUIT TREES* forward, two reverse speeds Rotary mowers avail­ being a sabra which Identiflea him some­ bring the a'l craft down so far beyond W. Ralph Ward Jr. to serve as by uMng 180 teaching days, two designer, Margit Brandt fw K in ^ . what automatically with the young. Most­ their own legal air-space. If it is proved pastor of South Methodist doya fo r orienKotion and 'cleton- able with 32”, 38” or 42” cutting width G Attach­ Button-off vest, provocative pocketing, ly, however, he seema to please the they did so, there will be a strong re­ Church for another year la \g> bedors m d after the achool APPLE - PEACH ~ CHERRY ments with the exclusive plug-in PTO coupling are acada o f stitching makes this coat stand young by Ma disarming outspoken man­ action in the United States. But it will recommended by the quarterly year, makeup days requiting available for year 'round versatility ner, occsuionally saying things that give initially be asked why the service chiefs conference. ftnsn MMW dayq or otiw r emer- PEAR - PLUM N but in any weather. Gray with Stone, the Arabs a measure of credK. did not know that the aircraft might Community Hall In Silver geeilBleq arid the foatboB goma W hiskey with Peach. Sixes 7 to 15. tun such risks. ReconnaisBance—espion­ Lane Homes and Orford Village The board dented hto gitev- Dnift-Dayan propaganda has appear­ age at an elevated electronic level—is tracts is opened for use as ooM wBifIn thto Uvadiiy peitod MANCHE8TEB BOCKVnXJE ed and despite party admonitions to so cn inevitable accompaniment of the nu­ school for chUdren in those prtewrtbod by oodtmot Capitol Eqolpmeat Oo. W. H. PrauM a 8oiia SS Blaln Htroei IS-IS VUlago atreot do, Dayan has refused to repudiate it. clear balance of power. All large powers areas. ■ Schoteky woq unable to be UNDSCAPE Ha has alao admitted that he might be er'jage In it, and it is an unquestioned 10 Years Ago preasnt rt Tuesday nlght'a SOUTH WlNDtMW practice of the two super powers. . .It mofting to preoeht another tnAioed to bolt ttia Labor Party and Mormons consider building a NURSERY South WindOor Equip. Co. — 89 Sullivan Ave. must be asked why the Western and Whitham (DAL, Coots, all otefra) farm a new one. chapel in Manchester. teacher grtovoaoe involving a more particularly the American Construction of an outdoor torse dey peigonol leave. The 'GROW WITH US' luperfloialfy at least thia all sounds operators seem so much more vulner­ swimming pool at Verplanok board eatpecte to teoelve the able than the Russian. —THE ’HMES BOLENS Is recommendsd to tha Board gitevonoe and hear the party > 8, Bglhm WO Tte. tram Beltoa Notch 8U 78e3 Uiw Amsrlcon poUt&s. (LONDON) of Directors. *M£Dlc///f* Invotead at t ta A p ril 38 meeh- Open Dolly ami Sondoy e-SiSe Read Herald Advertigemeiits MANCHBSTEB EVENINO h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 18. 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 PA O fl N D m money, to oontracepUTe re­ hom», If OMf* Rd., WMt Hut- I. W* Abel’s fat'd.’ Vernon Bowles in Valedictory, search,” ha Mid. Road CloBes Bowtaa alao prataed tonper lary Th* faodly aucTMta diat Nixon Orders Flights Olen Rd. wUl be .dosed to SBtvici WRimi thoM wiriiliic to do ao maka Re-Election Sen. KennaUi B. Keating, fata traffic early nsxf week due Says Nixon Knows India eueceoeor, aa ”a liberal-minded meatotial oontiibutlaiia to Um to Rt. 6 construetlan In the Amoiioaa Oanoar SocMy, 303 8. on” who during three yean Resumed Off Korea Highland Part area, ac­ Hearing on New Town Budget Is Official NEW DEUH, India (AP) — Bowlee defended himself in India In Wbrld War U “devsl- PtUaid, m , Of l i t M anliaUat, Harttonl. In Ms raledietory newa confer- against chargee that he has Rd., huriHoid Of lArs. (Continued from Page One) — cording to Police Chief oped a real offeettan” tor the Pomar PUlard, died James M. Reardon. Pn’lWBURQ (AP) — iba eooae, U.S. Ambaarador Cheater bean axoaealvaly optimtatio oountry. Ooorio C. SOflgr deUberate, withoift warning." search (or sundvora has been Dowlea prataed Presidant Nlxca about the future rt IhiSa. CAU IN KSSON night at hla home. Oaotio C. RUoy, 17, of Boat He reported the plane was unsuccessful. Draws Few, Mostly Critics “ *Stad Steelwotluara ennounD- ad oOletaUy today mart LW. today a. ora who kntra. Uidte. ”,^^erto« who My. ^ "SldS" PUlard waa bora June 3, Hampton, brother of Mrs. Jo- flying away from .North Korea MeanwhUe the U.S. destroyer i m In Mancheoter, aon of Bd- Tucker received from the Soviet Coventry If tba peopla of Vemon are the coet of the special educa- Arthur Bryartt, rtfMrtqg to a.’ Abal won raoleotfon m t prad- ”He’a ora rt the tew prasl- dia ta doing pretty weU ta really aeph Bartolomeo of Mancheater, at the time of attack because Ita peltitton moenUy d rad a ted ln» Aatita who hare been here,” he put tfown r a Mlghtly off hta Syikiey, Auetralla, where they iMIhd and BmUle Henno(iutn died yeaterday at hla home. destroyer Vdoknovenny some deeply concerned about the tlon la reimbursabla from the 4tant rt the 1,2 mlllton metober will take a “slow boat to San PAUL DODGE PONTUC, hic mtanloa had been “otMited," town, which'iwload for Ihs cut- imkm b y 75,000 vritaa. aald. “which give* htan a good head,” Bowtaa sakl ”U doein’t Pfliard, and had Uved here aU SurWvoTB alao include his that la It had been ordered can­ debris of the plane the Soviet pnq^wsed $8.7 mllUan budget state. tm g a t spending on the rtwte- Fronetaoo.” Sra MA1N8T. Of U a Ufa. He waa employed In pai’ants, hia paternal grand­ celed. ship had recovered in the Sea of F i v e I t e m s for educaden and general It wraa then asked If more The union’s international tell­ head start.” at the stereotype. However, I Bowlea complained, however, quh m s no aubatitute for Juit Uie aaoembly dapartment at father, a brother, and another Jiqian. A J ■ guvernmem,government, losilast ngm'snight’s budgetMiogei siuoenis students oouia could bed put In the and federal Isvd, said, “Al-,v ers said Abel polled 376,081 Pratt and Whitney Dlvtalon of Preaunnd)ly the onmoeillaiUon order to cut down tboi«h local apemUng wess a r t votes to 181,132 tor Emil Narlck, that “vary few Araerioara know going on and crtltog ao I om aiater. waa ordered because U.S. radar It Included a 30-man rubber fk'r|f*rh\rA n n t S*^y« no indication, with classrooms in ord Lead$ in Puccini Film United Aircraft Corp., East runeral services wiU be held lifeboat, three leather'Jackets, a ___Just 8B people attending. on the number of teaehere. Mn. mnotlcaed, I feet It wen lotensh,, a union lawyer who oppoaed enough about India.” if’A great deal has been done Hartford. had picked up the take-off of Hcrbat said if more than 30 or ed tohMdude todal igienslng.” him to the Feb. 11 election. "Remautatity few leadm rt lyna, end I’ve iqipeend at some ROME (AP) — Mancello Mae- tomorrow at U am. at the two MIO fighter planes from a parachute, two eiqMSure suits ^ hearhqr was held at the eerOhnora, bealdea hla wUe, In- Spencer Funeral Home, 113 and some aircraft seats which 1 o w n r a r i e y middle school and conducted 36 students are put in a olasa- Budget Fei IM Atao re-elected were Walter J. Amarlca Itave been here,” he times to many rt you aa being troianni and Faye Dtmaway cMOe 8 aena, Richard X. PUlard North Korean field. Main St., H!aat Hampton. Bur­ the Tucker waa taking to Sase- " by------die Board ofRepresentatlvas ReprCsentatlvas room, the children are Charlee Brown then ^queaUcn-. ■ Burke as aecretary-treoaurer ■eld. "D ie leaders r t toe last too opUmtatto. But If you go have been named to leading and M. Terry PUlard, both of The plane, Nixon said, had bo, Japan. A special town meeting heW with Atty. Frank MtoOoy, mayor denied the opportunity to work «d what p e ro e n ta ^ ^ and Joseph P. Moksiy aa vloe administration who came here book and eee what I eald tosre rolee to a moivle portraying the Mancheoter, and Charles R. ial will be In Labervlew Ceme­ tery, Blast Hampton. never gone closer than 40 miles Already aboard the Tucker Wednesday idght approved prMem, In charge. Only three up to their potentiality. of Education budget Is fixed president. for angr length rt lime you can ara very few prepheities I’ve Ute rt the operatic compoeer PUlard of Blast Hartford; B to the Korean coast and at the two ordln- memberre of the 13-member Turaliig hack to the general eoepenaea." Dr. Raymond Rmos-m Burke got 386,938 vots to count on the ftogera r t your made to the past ftva years I’ll <3iacomo Puoctol. BITUMINOUS Friends may. call at the fu­ were the bodlee of two membere 'hrce artlclee fuid dMWhters, Mrs'. Bernard Bana- time ol the attack was 90 nUles of the 81-man crew, the only a^ces, but tabled four other board were Afcsei^ b w :^ Wlikam Helper ques- deU, siqierlntendent of achooh,. Morroa Briimmltt’a 188,999 hand.” withdraw.” xhe ttaltan actor and Mtas vlge, Mrs. Richard Demko, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. from North Korea over the in­ bodlee recovered ao far. ordinances on which wording £^>eaklig' first' was Michael tinned tf the bourdw w goiag to explained that |6,01«,494 of Um - wWle Molony, who waa unop­ 'Hie 88-year-otd tlpkmiat, who Reterrtug to hta predtation Dunaway ware recently peit- Mrs. BYed Venealo and Miss ternational sea. The Pentagon IdenUfled them w il be cteriflod. Briensa who asked for an eoc- ask to r mom than $900 thin | q,3 milUcn budget, or 93 par posed, polled 849,886. Msj. Mstrtin Ooheti decora4>9d by Od. Lester Morris traveled extenehrely throughout that India would become aelf- mrs to Vittorio De Sloa’e Doraen PUlard, aU of Manchee- The reason for the reconnais­ QfTitng year tor the aklswnlk (;ent, la fixed costs. DRIVEWAYS as Lt. (Jg) Joseph Richard Rl- The three arddea approved planation of why the absent Indte during hla finft tewr as sufficient to food gralm by 1972, "Amenti”—“Lovars.” tw, and Mrs. Robert Kondra of Coventry sance (lights, Nixon said, is the acDount. Brown asked what peroentaga PARKING AREAS • GAS STATIONS Oohanbla; 8 brothers, Arthur bar, 38, and Aviation Electron- ire conveyed to the ^ the new elementary r.’sssT' according to comments made tic River Task Force will ex­ He received the medal for in St James’ Cemetery. ** ^ m ight;, during Wednesday night’s meet­ plore the river’s waters and ineritorioua eervlce as detaoh- There wlU be no calling of twro grammar schools prlnci- iUCT’a'^i^v «»« «>ver over there! a iranster of $600 from con- I?®*!, ?®P*: as to the a m ^ rt b en ^ ^ opporhmtty there to lock P^’ ^ T w m Thi S o should have taught rce will again brace the mur­ m maintenance staff ofdcer, 8848 MI Anita B. Rodick left the eystem earlier thla there I’d do It myself." Etruction Oo. tor ooets Incurred Brlenza also questioned the boOded tndebtednaaa We’re the Board rt Representattves members of the state Water ky waters of the 22-mi)e-long Mias Aitoa Ruth Rodick, 84, month to work for the State De­ in the N(g4h Korean area. Rlbar’s sister, Mrs. Jean ’Pay- during the Changeover to a ®ome 24 per cent Increase in the atxxit 80 per oent rt our bond- to bring In some "guertlmate” . Resources (torn mission aAer a river. Technical School, (Jhanute. He The shooting down of the detailed progress report on toe was cited for hta outetandtog of 87 Wellcaley Rd. was decul partment of BMucatian, and Cov­ lor, reached in Ambridge, said ranitary land till operation late 'Yfuae collection budget, not- ii^ oapodlty." rt the tax rate to the next hear-’’ The vaiilious town and regional on arrival at Manchester Ma­ entry Oramrnar School Prlncl- plane ’Tuesday a{q>arently coat until notified rt her brother's last year. '"S; that he did not think a sal- TinOng to the eduoor ing, which la acbeduled for May WRC’s actions regarding vari­ profeealonal akin, knowledge 31 American Uvea. Nixon appar- ance Industries and munlcipall- groupa tovdived to tite Task and leaderehlp. mortal HoqpUal this morning pal Oliver Chatfleld notified the death, the family hadn’t known Ordinances pcissed Included Increase for the refuse com- yo,i bu4grt and Ilia number rt 21- At the same time represen-' ’ FVirce wiM be asked to deter­ after oollipeing at her home. boord some time ago that he ®"“y *'**‘®‘‘ earUer this week he was serving on reconnais­ provtoion that townspeople P“ y employes could bo respon- pimito per olaasroom, Brieiwa tative Abner Brooks was com- • ties presently contributing to toe The major ta preeentiy eaelgn- would not sign a contract for mUltary retaliation—such river’s pollution. mine the eortent r t the recrea­ ed to a unit rt the Air Tratotog Mlaa Rortek was born in Nor­ sance planes. bringing more than 10 non-real- ®‘b‘® ‘®*‘ “tola horrendous In- ^e was to ftivor rt the pUmented for hla work In keep- tional acAivlty they propose, wich Oct. 14, 1984 and had Uved next year. an air strike against the North When asked what U.S. reac­ dent guests to a town beach ” „ , pcMcy rt limning the number ing the tax Increase down to a-' Abutting towns including Cov­ Command. entry, Tolland, Ellington and whether It be a ntajor area He atao received speclel rec­ in Mandiester tor the past 14 The boArd action means that Korean baae from whlrt the tion there should be, Mrs. Tay-’ must contact the Recreation “ artin Kukas then questioned ^ w.wv«»« per wuihb He noted, minimum tor the cumnt yaar. ’ or one for a particular neigh- years. She was emidoy^ as a each school wUl have a principal fighter planes took off. lor_____ said,, "I - Just------don’t know. Committee within 48 hours prior ‘"® ®®ti>urted IS-mUl increase howavar he was ‘kuta thera Betwaen now and the next ‘ Columbia, were encouraged to ognition for hta military Im­ begin planning for toe recrea­ bothood or lovm and to define provement euggestion that Our distribution clerk in the group next fall. Instead of one tor both He decided Instead on a pro- The official calm on the part to the beach use. The ordinance *" *® P*"®*® vvas ooraldatable tot to the adu- hearing the board wUl go over" tea purpoae. pension administration rt the schools, which the board had de­ teat directly to North Korea. of the Nixon administration con- will tighten regulations dealing askw if there had been any butoiat.’’ each budget to see where any" tional development of areas should M v e the Air Force an Lowest .Connecticut Oeneral Life Iiisui^ cided when CSiatfield Infoitoned Prior to hla 11:80 a.m. EB’T near toe river. The definition purpose woidd estimated $816,000. Hta suggae- tinued to be reflected In Con- with truancy rt school rtfldren figure. ------;------Include such deeciOpttone as ”tb Price Eve anoe Co., noomfleML the board he would not return news conference today, the g;reaa today, as well as In other between the ages rt seven and McCoy explained that It waa The Individual town agencies tion waa part rt the oonttououa Survtvors include her per- next year. President ordered a protest Is- jj,,, sixteen. A power of arrest Po®®‘ble to figure the mill were encouraged to present bring tooome Irjto the area,” Air Force-wide coat reduction Robert E. and Gertrude At that time, the board decld- sued against the “calculated act Although North Korea at- would be granted to the truant accurately until^the reve- their, ideas to toe Task Force or "to meet (utura water de­ campaign. Hensrtrte RoiBck of Wellesley ad to have CYane handle both «>‘ agreaalon" by North Korea In ticked the United States as an officer, and parents of these "“® “K'"'® toe surplus (Ig. Nixon Sees Chanees tor incorporation to an over­ mands.” Major. Cohen waa oommta- Rd.— - schoola, but . then .. Oane _ resign- shooting — ..— j down------the unarmedj ure were known. all plan tor the river by the A dejorlption of the type of sioned to 19U through the avta- aggressor and congratulated It- children would be sub'ect to a It “cltontele” (or the pro{x>eed Fisieral servloea will be held ed to accept the position with EC121 reconnaissance plane Kukas also questioned what Task Force chairman. Dr. Hugo tion cadet program and eerved soil tor shooting down the plane, 120 fine for each offense, Thomha of Coventry. area win be Sought including Monday at 11 a.m. at Holmes the state. The oae-prlncipal Idea over the Sea of Japan last ’Tuea- the Soviet Union continued a Scheduled tor clarification are constituted the Increase in the Of Peace ‘Improved’ in toe Medlterrean area to BYneral Home, 400 Main St. resulted In a petition with over day. election account and It was ex­ A legislative bill which would whether they are townspeople, World Whr H. He haa atao eerv­ relatively restrained attitude. ordinances dealing with parking grant formal recognition to toe regional, state, young or old. The Rev. Skneat Harris rt Sec­ 100 names to the board, signed The prolbest, delivered at a 42- In .fact, Soviet deatroyera aid- on town streets or public high- plained ^Is was due to an In. (Continued from Page One) ed to Vietnam. A graduate rt ond Cbngnegatkxial Church will by parents who felt school en­ mlnute meeting at the Panmun- the Czech people,” who sought ~ Task Force, but which calls tor The type and quality lot the Windhain High School to WUU- ed in the search tor the plane ways during show removal ®®®™®^ uiDermoat In hi. mind. no money, ta presently before area shoiild be considered os in ofOclate. Burial wIB be In VU- rollment wraa too high tor Just Jom truce site earUer today, and It war a Russian vessel that operations, exit permit require- to liberalize their (tommunlst'^ mantic he ta married to tha the State Development Legtala- a goal to provide excellent former Dorothy Siegel of lags Oemetery, Canton. one principal. wua the first official U.S. reac-, recovered the first debris from menta tor driveways abating . A query from Kukas reganl- ^ “ ^dng Knr»n that umi future m nmu« f ^ government. Friends may call a t the fu- Hake-vqi Day off North Korea will be protect- tive Committee, according to trout itehlng. Norwich. »lnce the plane waa down^ tj,e aircraft. The Soviet press town roads, licensing of vendora toe increase In the tax col-^ Nixon aald- "This la*not a Back on domestic questions, ' Tolland County State Sen. Roh- The task toroe wto then at- nsral home Sunday from 3 to 6 ’Die school board also voted and the 81 crewrmen apparently |*apQrta have been brief and and permit requirements tor ‘®®tor s account brought the ex- ’ Nixon pledged his support and 7 to 9 p.m. planation that it Is due to an In­ titreat, It is aimpty a statement ert Houley who. attended toe tempt to consolidate these pro- last night that Saturday, May lost. gave the versions of both sides, refuse collectors. of faot.” should Congress approve a con- meeting. Houley ta working to posata, to establish priorities Polaroid 8, wlU be the make-up day The reUtively mlld-worded ------,------crease in salaries for the office stitutional amendment provid­ V em on necessitated by the clotting tor atatement, which called ljn. TO. prnMonttU mmc. M c0arl» CoBlo, DoOnn* Condon, Hont'Bonnl'lmOn. S O aiiT ^ V.S. Lodges liberalize the state’s 1888 abor­ iCANCER Camera Features: faKhide 3 sons, Bernard F. K^C<«»««.Rn 0«C™.. „„,iw ,Jn»..R n 0.rtK.».l, “ in offenalve action by the Com­ The derby wlU get underway Built-in Hve foot range finder. Distance settings visible in this year will be half days tor an official calm after the loss of munists. tion statiAe. SOCIETY Schwarm r t Blast Hartford and promptly at 10 a.m., and to the Show slides at the touch of a button. 500W. blower cooled. wewfinder. New Lightweight developer system. Wrist strap students, following a board de- the plane was reflected to a de- "S inn CO-oonv., Knot ConO- He aald there is no prospect Protest at The 78-89 adverse vote Thurs­ event rt rain it will be held Robert H. Schwarm rt Norwich; gree in the Panmunjom protest, day, after 8)4 hours of emotioh- Carousel tray holds 80 slides. for easy carrying, for ensures accurate tab pulling. Shutter a daughter, Mrs. Walter Phll- dslon on the recommendation that U.S. forces can be wlth- Sunday toetead from noon to 4 of O’Oonnor. ’Teachers will, which contained fewer "bipistUng man, Norman Daviey,' Nancy Lauder, Karen Leemon, Rich- crease In s a la ^ * f o r" ^ mesent h tii on »h vi to, al debate, complete with pic­ lock prevents accidental exposures. Built-in cold clip. Full Hpa of Manchester; 11 grand­ Donton, Nancy Donovan, Robin art, Leicroart Evalvn I^ssard f - Vietnam ■ p.m. words than In past Incidents. Panmunjom tures of deformed fetuses, 0654 Remote Control Model. o u r Rag. 79.99 6 7 * ’ year batteries included. children, and 20 great-grand­ however, be in school on a toll- Dmqrla;. N aiy Engberg, Lori i Z V M c S ’. ®"®^ a greater share of Any boy or glri 18 years rt day basis. ’These are geiferally When the USS Pueblo waa was told he could not drive the toe combat burde'n, or toe Paris means the taoue ta dead tor the children. Fairbanks, Megan Fitzgerald, Karen Olson, ’Terrance O’NelU, (Continued from Page One) age or younger, now living to exam days, and seevral Items captured 16 months ago, the ambulance part-timet when he peace talks produce progress legislature’s 1969 eeaalon, al­ Vernon, ta rilgible to flah. No BYmeial services will be held Scott FVwler, Doreen Gagnon, Marjorie Pass. 200 Militants have to be Udeen care rt by Johnson administration called was fire chief, he noted that warranting such a step. April 10-17. h A did not mention ready to its final days. fishing may be done until to­ Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Holmes Gayle Glaoalone, Deborah GQ- Michele Patterson, Dennis teachers ibetore the June clos­ the seizure a “heinous crime” ky, Eliaabeth-Ann Gold. the present cMef drives a school Nixon brought up Mrnaelf, plane ”It’a really up to the public morrow momtog, however. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. committed by “North Korean Platt David Plocharczyk, Shar bus and he said he did not think Seize Building ing. Deborah Graham, Richard since he wasn’t asked, the U.S...... from now on;” said Albert Ble- Prises wUl be awarded for the The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, gungsters.” ran Regan, Joann Regetts, a part-time cMef should get the pastor rt Center Congregational ’Tonight and tomorrow night Grey, Robert Gruessner, Greg­ view of the government shakeup *^PP ^® ® menthal, a Manhattan Demo­ At Columbia largest flah oawvht to each rt W Buddah Stereo Records Marrdean nines, Donna Sandall, propoeed increase. in Czechoslovakia, with the re- ’''®®d his statement about ’ Church, will officiate. Burial the seventh and eighth grades Administration sources sug­ ory Haroian, Brenda Haynes, crat who has been trying tor four age divtafons: Six years } IS a t Capt. Nathan Hale School gested the lower-keyed tone of Deborah Santos, Robin Sapienza, Robert Harrison then asked placement of Communist party the downed plane, four years tor abortiem reform. win be In Green Cemetery, Margaret Healy, Joanne How­ Harry Schuh, Lori Seeder, Bar­ (Oonttoned from Page One) and under; seven through nine; are presenting the musical play, the Panmunjom protest reflect­ ard, David Hunt, Kim Hyde, (or an expleination (ram the chief Alexander Dubcek by -At no time did our alrciaft ”If they want this law changed, ;V ’ Glastonbury. bara Seavey. Board of Education as to what 10 through-12, and 18 throu$d> IB. Friends may call at the fu­ "Bye, Bye Birdie,” at the ed a difference between Nixon Joyce lovlne, Diane Kellsey, Kremlln-llne Gustav H ^k penetrate or even closely ap-- they’re going to have to let the hemming from vandalism last prises will bMlude sitomtog and JoluiBon administration ap­ Susan Smith, Philip Spina, was included in the special neral home tomorrow from 2 to schiaol, 8 p.m. both nights. Mary Kelly, Sue-Ann Kozak, Nixon said the Sovl®tUnlra is rt^^h North Korean air legislature know.” December, reels, ftahtog reels and brtt 1 % •Indian Giver CNHS Pihiclpal Eklward Ma­ proaches rather than any U.S.- Carol Larivee, Catherine Lari- Merrie Ann Starling, Stephen teachers’ account. It was ex- awareofU.S.^pprovalofthe .. declared. “Since It 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. straight, Patrick Sweeney, Dav­ plained that it was (or all of Rep. Martin Ginsberg, a Nas­ In Philadelphia the LaSalle boxes. honey reports that the play is North Korean deal to play down vee, Sandra Lassen, Judith Lau­ move. He said Americana and ^33 3,, within,, sau County Republican who con­ The laftgeat fUh caught dur­ •Brooklyn Bridge practically a sell-out. Reports the episode. id .Tabatsky, Nancy ’Turgeon, tile special teachers plus new (JoUege Council, an advisory Mrs. Bennett Berman der. people all over toe free world international air space you had tracted polio at toe age rt IS ing the five-hour derby wtU o, from those who have seen ro--- The timing - of the U.S. -protest Dlaire Lawson, Joy Llsk, Bruce Warren, Robin Weir, Don­ ones to staff the new school. see tola as perhaps toe final ...... body on student affaire, voted to na Wiley and Deborah Wilson. Mrs. Herbst said two-Uiirda of no right to threaten or interfere mohths, appeared to have bring to the grand priM rt a • All Bubble Gum Music Mrs. Rita Shoor Berman, 44, hearsals Indicate thait the pro- at Panmunjom waa pushed on jiajy McLennon, Stephen phase In “toe great tragedy of ^thTt, Irt U ^ make ROTC vountary toetead complete splrattog outfit, do­ of Westnr...* Hartford, ^.4^..sister of Alan A1...... - . - . .. . . • ...I__ mv___LX. r g'- swayed some undecided votes to duction is very good Indeed. the administration when North Irene Messier, Stephen the Republlcan-oiHitrolled, ' 160- rt compulsory for freshmen. nated by the Sport Centre, in Shoor and Creighton Shoor, Korea called for a meeting of Moran, Barbara Murphy, Scoti He aald toe debris from the " As many as 200 etudenta have • Melanie plane was found approximately member House. all, 16 prizes will be awarded owneroperators of toe Shoor the military armistice commls- odell, Alan Press, David Ri- Czechs Fear ”I searched my conscience,” held a sit-in at tlie odminletra- to addition to the grand prise. Jewelry Store on Main St., died slon, toe group wMch has met dolfl. Gall Robert. Patrick Ry- Coventry 90 miles from North Korea and ' llon building slnoe Tuesday to • Impressions Missions Topic added: “TTiere appeared to - Gtoaberg said, “and I kept re­ Children must ftah from the yesterday at Hartford Hospital. there since toe end of toe Ko- gj,. Protest over membering a letter from a 16- protest the compulsory pro­ eight each fo r boys and glris. She was the wife of Bermett rean War periodically to talk Karen Sheldon, David Sink, have been no survivors from the '' gram. LaSalle had an enroll­ Of South WSCS 31 mien on board the aircraft." year-old boy I’ve never met. shore end use live baft or Ituos. AND YOU CAN CHARGE 'IHEM! Berman. ! about such items as truce vlola- Andrew Slade, Steven Smith, Dubcek Ouster C-DAP Meets Thursday The boy, a cripple like me, said ment of about 3,800. Parents may aaatat the youngs Survivors also include a son, The Women's Society of Chris­ ' tions. Cynthia Sterling, Mary Ste­ (Continued from Page One) ’’TTiepeeicertitolsBtrelalaoon- ‘ that if this bUl had been passed In Atlanta, trustees of Atlanta e r children to baiting the hook, To toe Americans’ surprise, stantly being disturbed by your ■ a daughter, aiK>ttier brother, tian Service of South United vens, Karen Stevenson, Martin toe Central (Committee’s 31- before he was born, he’d be Univeraity were Idookaded in­ but may not participate to any and two sisters. the Pyongyang representative, Szeber, John Talley, Peter To Fill Four Vacancies actions,” the protest toM Nort|i side a conference room tor two Methodist Church will have an nicmber ruling Presidium, thua nothing but fertiliser for some­ way In landing the ftah. FYineral services were held “Emphasis on Missions” at Its MaJ. Gen. Lee Choon-sim, limit­ Uzupes, Maria Vlrkutis, Thom­ The Board of Selectmen have looks at Its needs and problems Korea. ’’The proper courae tor" body’s garden.” hours Thursday by protesting tfaia afternoon at the Weinstein meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at ed his opening speech to a sev­ as White and Cheryl Zlnker. removing himself from toe top called a meeting of the C-DAP and makes a list rt things that ‘®‘*® Instance Is to State law, dtrong^y supported black students demanding that Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., toe church. en-minute complaint about al­ Grade 8 . post. It was generally believed, agency tor next Thursday and can he done to solve as many ^o^^i^wledge toe true facts of", by New York’s Roman (Jathollc a six-college complex be named Apartment Bidders Hartford. Rabbi Harold S. The program will include leged demilitarized zone viola­ Paul Backofen, Laurea Banla, however, that the resignation ®*’® urging all Interested citizens of them as poaslbte. “*® ®®®® '■ That you shot down bishops, permits abortions only for slain Dr. Martin Lutoer Sliver of Temple Beth Israel, two films, “The Mekong" tells tions—but never mentioned toe Aaron, Bayer, Ronald Brown, waa a collective decision emd to attend, since four places on The timetable of toe things to over international ' when pregnancy endangers a King Jr. WASHINCrrON (A P )— M «. crisis-provoking plane Incident. West Hartfort, officiated. of the international development Gary BuJaucius, CSieryl possloly forced on him. the agency need to be filled, be done becom.es toe basis of toe "'8’t®f'8 at a ptant approoclmately woman’s life. The demonstration ended Richard Mtedtaon says about 80 Burial was in Fairvlew Ceme­ of the Mekong river through U.S. Air Force MaJ. Gen. Champy, Anne Charest, Jam es An official party statement ™® object Is to have the make- plan Itself. 9° *"“®® your coast, and The Blumenthal bill would when the board agreed to meet t****® have been received tor the 42 ” Sq. in tery, West Hartford. Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and James B. Knapp then launched, Colla, Michael (tondon, Gerald said he would remain a member “P the 12-member group to The C-DAP allows a com- .‘W® at w> time en-, also have allowed them when with a student qiokeaman to- family’s Fifth Avenue apart- FYlends may call at her late Vietnam; “The Survivors” ex- ‘"t® ™ but^ Cosgrove, Shlr)ey Cox. Anna of toe Presidium and “will go to be as broadly based within the munlty to take a clear, honest tered your air space.” there was a substantial risk to day. Atlanta. Univeraity is one of ment ta New York, Viewable i-vnnix'H earlier claim that toe cyr, ’’— ------~ i m ______• ...... ' . an,« n.___ Just Say plains the work of toe commit­ ryang'B Joan Donovan, Kathryn a leading state function.” Unof- community as possible. lookai itself and work out ways ‘‘'be North Koreans have, the physical or mental health of six predominantly Negro col- lit* ® 12-room' coopera- a' tee of responsibility. The com­ slow-fiying U.S. propellor plane Donovan, Jeffrey Frltosen. ftclal reports circulated that he C”®® complrte In member- to better aerv« its citizens, And- mrtntolned that toe plane In- the expectant mother, to cases leges composing what ta known tlve, went on the market soon P ictu re mittee was formed In 1966 to intruded deep into Korean terri­ Lynn German, Kenton Geer, would become chairman of the ®blp, the C-DAP agency will ing ways to prevent future <*®*P Into their air space. of rape or Incest, when the ex­ as the AUanU Univeraity Oen- after lha Nixons moved to the tory. CHARGE IT’ bring children badly wounded Gary Geldel, Dennis Gllha, Mar- two-house parliament. prepare an application to toe problems and correct present '‘■bey claim their territortal lim- pectant mother was under 16, tor. White House. by the war In Vietnam to toe The American plane never cle Gordon, Leslie Greene, Ste­ ~Deartment ' ■ of - Community— At • - ijijjg town must, however, “ ® e^dend 12 miles out to -aea. when the mother waa mentally Nixon recently valued ft at United States to be rehabilitat­ flew even close to North Korean ven Hadge, Richard Horton, fairs for participation In toe C- look at all it does and the total Rodong Shlnmoon, toe rtAclal disabled or Incompetent or 8166,880, but real estate men say In Memoriam ed by surgery. At present, there air space, Knapp declared. He Scott Johnson, Ilze Kiselis, Su- Fortune Qaimed DAP program. it probably bring a Mgh bid In lovlne memory of Waller Smo- SALISBURY, Rhodesia (A P I- community, not Just a part of North Korean newspaper, sold ' when the fetus might be so de­ ‘Q u a k e rs!’ W a ^ F la g luk. who passed away April 18. are 64 children In this coimtry "°^®‘*11 Atfi P'an® AVI* debris waa found 90 gan » Krantz, ,,, Sylvia LeFort, Su- Members so far on toe It. today In a statement published., formed that toe chUd would be of $200,000 or more. receiving treatment under the miles out to sea. san Leggitt, Four RhodesianB are claiming a agency are Aaro Aho, Ruth permanently Incapable of car­ 8T0RR8 (AP)—SonM 80 per- "The shooting down of this share In toe OO-mlUion Bbode- In this overall picture of the before the meeting of the armls- ' General We often sit and talk of hbn program. Barry Leitz, Cathy Lescroart, Benoit, Barbara Carr, Ernest town are included the “ 12 basic “ ®® commission: “The U.S. bn- ing for himself. som calling themaalves the When we are all together. Mrs. Dean Patterson Is U.S. plane was not - an act of Larlene Loughrey, Pamela Lu­ sian pound ($168 million) for­ Hamblett, James Ryan, Michael Blumenthal closed the debate ’’Quaker Action Group” washed Ftor his m em ory Is the only thing, se;(-defense,” he said. ”It waa a community (unctiens” : Educa;- psrlallrts had already conduct- 'mat we shall have forever. chairman of toe program com­ kas, David Mal'noski, Kath­ tune of a South African adven­ Wogan, Mark Ross and Shirley tion, housing, health, recreation, fd raconnalssonce many times by looking at Gtoaberg and Im- an Amerloan flag Thursday on GE Stereo Components & Electric mittee. Mizpah Spencer Circle calculated act of aggression. . . arine Marshall, William McKee, turer who struck oil In Venezuo- ploring hta oolleagues to paa* *he UhlveraRy rt Oonneettout —— vi' Sadly lUaaed. “International law and cus­ Wlrtz. Mrs. WIrtz attended last social servlcas, econtanic devel- '‘be environs of our oountry Wke, Mrs. Walter Smoluk. Is In charge of fellowship, and Sheila Meyer, Sheila MUler, la and died more than 40 years night’s meeting of toe Board of opment, public »4iiiu«w and ser- ‘brough their planes, and the bill.- -- ooKtyua aa a proteat against the M r. Il Mrs. Leslie FTorek. the Willing Workers In charge of tom call you to account (or toe Lisa Morehouse, Susan Mosler, ”No one ha$ the right to tell Vietnam war. Mr. * Mrs. Julian Smoluk. ccnaequencea of your violation ago. Selectmen, and volunteered to vices, public safety, transporta- ^®rt toe length that day rt inao- And Orandohlklren. hospitality. James Nelson, Thomas Newu- Tliey ore descendants rt Bei> serve on toe agency. The select- tion and circulation, culture, in- *®®“y ending one of them Into ' my wife, to teU nine mlUkm Ths flag was waahed to a When Someone's of these principles . . . mann, women to New York State they small tub aet up near the Re­ AM/FM Stereo Radio 1 0 lb. Personal TV I “The proper course (or you to nard Webber, whose daughter men commended her tor volun- ter-peraonal communication and ‘be Inviolable territortal air rt , Sick... Doreen Oakman, Lawrence waa disinherited because she leering, and aaked that other general municipal government. ®'“‘ oountry to conduct esplon- can’t go to a hospital to have an serve (Xfleers Tratotog Corps take in this instance is to ac­ Ostrout, Susan Peck, Diane married____ i.- aaguinrt__ A__A W* wishes and nmnnAptlvAprospective vnliintAAmvolunteers shOUld ^One_____ requirement*_____ ^ •(or_- a &DAP *«« aow ®F®-8 ** * abortion!” he aald. “You don’t buUdtog. thera'a a special knowledge toe true (acta of toe Perieone, Maurice Pecrica, have that rigWt. Marty. Nobody Hallmark card in our store • case: “That you shot down our Daniel Pinto, Richard Quinlan, whose only aon was drowned alt attend ‘be Thursday meeting, la toe “m aater plan” or 701 pro- '‘'be U.S. protect atao de- sea. To prevent hie daughter Selectman Donald Davia read $F®m, which Coventry adopted nounced an attempt In 1988 to . gave you that right, Marty. Not to sa y ‘‘gat wall quick." OUR LOWEST aircraft over International wa- Katherine Ristau, Linda Rob- God and not man.” ters at a point approximately 90 ert, Dale Roberts. Jan Rosen- and her ctilldren from benefit- a letter from Hugh McKenzie, In 1966. Tha C-DAP goes quite ®®®®«®!nB*e President Chuiv PRICE miles from your coast, and that toal, Elizabeth SchetOer, Bridg­ iiK from his mottay. he aped- of the Department of Com- tar beyond toe 701 program _ in Park of South Korea______aa Ftr Mtar EVER! this plane at no time entered et Shearer, Daniel Silver.ou*ci fled In hla will that hta wealth munlty Affairs who la working terms rt a good, hard look at ®» the aelauie of the U.S. Bolton Liwit I lanliM DUE JO A DEATH your air space. Janet Sisco, Rtohard'snyder, be divided equally among mem- «dth the t ^ In s e t- up the toe town. IrteU lgi^^p PueUo end the 169™ “We, ol course, expect that Patricia Sobiski, Barbara Squa- bersrt the tWrd and fourth gen- “«®"cy-McK®"®*® One prim* conalderatlon to brutd mWreatment other Scout Banquet 60 Watts Peak Power • Dust Cover Included • Dia­ AU-channel VHF-UHF Reception. Complete solid state tuning. Up IN THE FAMILY you will take appropriate meas­ Squadrlto. Judith Szarka, Deny eratlons rt hta family. f®®"? ®nti«’ety powible that Ow ctoventry’s move toward this crew. U odouaed the North Ko- mond Stylus • Walnut Veneer ^Cabinet • Equipped front controls. Antenna is front mounted, fold down. Personal Ear­ ures to prevent similar Inci­ Patricia Soblskl. Barbara a recent search ftxmd 34 dea- ‘"f®* « tSSf changeover tola i^^also o( ’’ImmmeraWe to- for G.E. Porta Fi • Acoustaphonic Speaker En­ phone and built-in jack. dents In toe future.” Slated Tonight Squadrlto, Judith Szarka. „e„*uit8 brtro ter only tour ®*f®®^ faU to a new form rt govern- tnto the ItepubUc of closures Lined & Sealed WE ARE CLOSED TODAY Lee’s response waa to ask to wa ra- S ment. ttta felt that a C-DAP c«i South and viotation. of what unit toe U.S. plane came ington, Debra Vater, John be rt aaalstance to all the tian- the demiUtaitaed aone.' A total rt 180 (Tub Scouts and from. After the North Korean Walsh, Marcia Wickmam and tate. a formula set up for computing alticnol problems that might oc- Knapp’s walkout was the see- > their parents will attend the an­ general repeated toe question Helga Wlrtz. theae costa. Much of toe coet cur at that time, to addition to ond by a repreaentatlvw rt the nual blue and gold banquet to r IftALUO^I twice, Knapp strode out of toe Grade 9 7 'f’v n o of a C-DAP ta paid for by toe aetttog a new town council off U.Tf. and U.S. oommands In the” Cub Scout Pack 167 tonight at SALB: PRI. and SAT. parley. Joan Benoit, Robin Berga- OMVER A MOVIE • TTMES state. on a Icng-tetm courae rt action. 290 meetings rt the armtaUoe : 6:30 to the education building rt Charge Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. 917 MAIN S1RBBT MANCHESTER Aa toe incident receded (ur- mini, Denise Bessette, John LONDON — There have be«i The (J-DAP, or Communlty- TTie first ateps to the ODAP comontaelon since the Korean Bolton Oongregational Church. lESTOWI a l l YOUR OPIN LATI IVIRY NIOHT. toer Into toe depths of diploma- Bowen, John BuJaucius, Cynthia six Aim veralonk rt (Jhsrlea Developmeitt Action Plan, ta a are to appoint an eight to 12- War ended in 1981. Tlie flrat 00- < Awards win be preaoiited to PURCHASES EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY cy, toe search for toe mtaslng Caprilossi, Richard Crafts, Lun- DtokanV novel. "Oliver Twlat." plan drawn up by a community member C-DAP agency and seek curred April 27, 1989, ^ e n U.S. the 10 top candle aaleamen. Tha crewmen continued, but with da Crawford, Mark Denley, Ml- Silent Alms were made In 1909, setting forth actions which wlU tomm approval tor tha $8,000 rtAciata charged the North Robert A. Warfel Award will be hope for their survival all but chael Derewianka, Scott Dickie, 19t0, 1912 and 1922. Modem help solve community-wide prob- cash share the town would be reana with uaing atNiatva lan- given for the best aU-round cub 8°"®- Douglas Dingwall. versions were made to 1948 and lama and neads. During a two- required to put up tor the pro- guoge. Tlie Nrtth Kcnaiw BCOUt. The Pentagon said today toe Susan Donovan, Darlene 1988. year period, the community gram. have walked out twice. I '

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 ■■■ & V' Manchester Police 3 ms in CCD Constitution , V.' The oonsUtutlon adopted last A chapter must have at least MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 [eW orld Saturday by the State Caucus 10 regular and associate mem­ PAGE BJlJVllf of Connecticut Democrats (CCD) bers if it is to be allocated a delegate. The Manchester chap­ SloiMl BmrpyCirem 1014^ Some Cases Easy But Many Tedious stateb that the organisation will Drug Spoilage Queried operate within the tramea^rk of ter has two driegatea. tUhatm d for Rmmom By MAlifXMLM BAKLOW the Democratic Party, and that Delegates and attemates to DUBUM, intend (AP) — Hie It win have two classes of mem­ the Delegate Assembly, the 18 Several Girls Announce Engagements (EklDtor’ s N ote: Thlk is the third W66 VOLKSWAGiN ttnftof the toctent harp of King “ Thare’s a couple men on bers — regular and associate. designated members of the CCD Nixon Chopping Funds Brian Boro frimi Trinity College in a series of articles on the A regular member may be exe<^lve board, and the CCD top o f the VFW down Manchester Police Department. UliraxT litereh 25 «r«a regarded here," said a Manchester any Democrat reglatered in the officers will be elected to one- 3111 FASTBACK ae a national disaater. Today It concerns the detective bu­ state; any Connecticut resident year terms and will not serve For Disaster Hospitals Green man on the phone at reau. Tomorrow, the foutth and BSUMROOF poMca, acting on a tip, found it adio is 16 years of age or older, more than four consecutive last article will deal with the By mOK BAR^fBS About $15,000 each to reliahiU- • MAROON wrapped in ptaatic and buried in 11 p.m. to the Manchester but less than voting age; and term s. "brass,” the officers in charge AaaeoEated P n ss Writer toto. a mountain quarry near Dublin. Police Department last any fUU-tlme or part-time stu­ The present CCD officers will • BLACK INTERIOR of the force and how they lead.) WAflHDGOTON (AP) — FMoIr Huntley's staff saUmates It Heavily ornamented with a March. dent in the state, who is at least serve until September of this n VERY LOW MILBA6E dent Nixon has moved to oat aU w otdd co st ISO mUUon o v e r the anahe on ita bow and a fish on "H looks kind of strange," he 16 years of age and Is or Is not year, when an annual member­ funds for rtiiahUltating the next five years to get all the its wtltow teame, the harp is said. a resident of the state. ship meeting will be scheduled mnergency hoq^tals stored tor packaged hospitals bock In Ireland's official symbol. Tradi­ Patrolmen were on the soene metallic paint chips in the trunk An associate member may be for new elections. Annual meet­ UMe In event at a nudeor diaaa shape and afflUated with com­ tion says Brian Boru played it from several directions and of the stolen car. any person over 16 years of age ings will be in May thereafter. ter. But officlala ratee the posal- munity hoopitola. before he was killed in the Bat­ searched the btiUdlng, finding ’The paint chips fo the trunk who resides in the state, of any The conatltuUon states that a sledge hammer and burglar UUty that die budget oavtoga Funding for the emergem^ *1695 tle o f CSontarf in 1014, but m any and p ^ t chips oft the oafs party, or unaffillated, or not a "No officer or member of the wBl be affWet by increased drug health actlvlttes is Mparate believe it dates from the 13th tools on the VFW roof. A short were sent to the State Deput- registered voter. executive committee can be a from the regular dvil defense TED TRUDON century. distance away, they picked up ment of Health labs. Results of Associate members have all oandUtate to statewide or na­ The development' comes budget, wfiere proposed 1970 ex- VOLKSWAGEN — PORSCHE Police eaid tte harp appeared a 16-yeaix>ld youth who did not lab comparisons were that the the rights of regular members, tional elective office." A pro­ seem to belong there. Ib e N ixon oidmiiilatrflUtiion pushes penditurea w e re le ft unchanged TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE to be riightly damaged. After chips were from the same except that they may not vote vision id included to provide for ftar an antlbaUistic mtetile «yo- by Nixon at |71Ji ndiUoR. recovering the relic, detectives Men of the detective bureau p la ce. for candidate endorsement or resignation from CCD office, Nixon aiuwunced the review raced back to the city to wait then advised the youth of his Tire tracks at the dumped for officers of the CCD; and, simultaneously with the an­ tom aad rsvlewe civil defenaa “ to minimlae American casual- of the Civil Defense Program at near a garbage can in which rights and began questioning safe proved also to be made by they may not be ofticers of the nouncement that he Is seeking him. the same time he disclosed his Trinity College officials had the ca r. CCJD, or members of the ex­ elective office. ties" in any nudear latthidc. been instructed In a ransom "The kid wanted to make a Three weeks later and the de­ ecutive committee of the CCD, Any regular or associate In hla fiscal 1970 bu%et revi- deoltion to dept(^ ABSMh around slona announced Tuesday, the U.S. offensive missile sites rath­ note to leave a large sum of clean breast of everything,” ac­ tectives had gotten nowhere on or members of the Delegate As­ member may be a member of Preoldmt ataolMd the ptannad er than dUesL m oney. cording to Det Sgt. John I&ln- the case. A young girl called sembly of the CCD. any regular, temporary or ad D O N 'T THINK Jack, acting head of the de­ Borlaaaioaa photo Impending for emergency beattb Nixon said then ‘there is no Ttie detectives closed in at the police with a complaint that Associate members may vote hoc committee or aubcommittee The engageramt of Mlaa linda Xioring ib oto Hia engagement ot Mlaa Lou- services from the $7.6 mtiUen why that we can adequately de­ appointed time and arrested two partment during the recent Ill­ some young men were giving for delegates to the Delegate of the CCD. Ifae Tuxbury of Vernon to The engagement of Miss Bar­ Lortng photo The engagement of Mlaa June recommended by Presideiit fend our dtiea without an imac- men trying to leave the area in ness of Det. Lt. Joseph Sartor. her trouble where she lived In Assembly. Delegates are chosen Hie constitution provides for allen Garry o( Hartford to Ken­ Steven Anthony Botti of Mhn- bara AHoe Rowe of Manches­ JoEmson to $2i78 miUlon. oep table Ioob of life.” This im- C € C I L a oar. Their names were not A 2S-yeaiM)ld man was then a rooming house. Again In rou­ on the basis of one for each the election of a (XT) ombuds­ neth Norman Johnaon of Man- cheeter haa been announced by ter to Richard WilUam Hyland Franoea Dahlquist of Andover to arrested on a 12th Circuit Court tine fashion, police went to note T he c u t w ou ld m oen the PUb* pUed there would also be maa- disclosed. 60 or lees regular and associate man in each of the state’s six cheater haa been annoimced by her mother, Mrs. Ekwln Tux­ o f M'Citairte, L a ., h a s be«n an­ James Anthony Buggte Jr. ot warrant, and he and the youth the complaint Uc Health Servloe must suspend >ive numbers of Injuries around members in a chapter, plus an Congressional Districts, to re­ bury of Main St. She la also the nounced by her motiier, Mrs. Bast Hartford has been an- were charged with about 16 Hie girl explained her her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Its onethlrd completed program cities in event of mictear attack. Reform BUI in Britain additional one for each addition­ ceive recommendations, re­ daughter at Erwht Tuxbury at George Rowe of 88 Oak She breaks in the area since De­ troubles with the men to the ert F. Garry Sr., of Hartford. munced by her parenta, Mr. of sorUig' through $260 million He said (fas clvU defense review al 50 regular and associate quests and complaints from the RockvlU e. is also the daughter of the tete C € € l Shelved for Time Being cember. “They are still facing detectives. She wanted them to Her fiance la the son of Mr. and Mks. John B. Dablquiat ot wortii of prepackaged equip­ would "(see what we can do LONDON (AP) — The Labor members or fraction thereof. Individual CCD m em hers. Her fiaaoe te the son of Mr. George Rowe. court action. stop bothering her. and Mrs. Norman L. Johnaon of Pine Ridge Dr. m en t and dniga Rhaut btane sat there to minimlae Amertoan government has shelved plans and Mrs. Louis M. Botti of 260 Her fiance la the son of Mrs. While in her room, the detec­ 418 B . M iddle T pke. William Hyland Of West Hart­ Her flonoe is the aon of Mr. idle for years. casualtiea” See the Chrysler Air Temp to reform 'the House of Lords in "But things aren’t usually so Bush HUI R d . tives noticed a lot of Jewelry Miss Garry attended Central ford and tiVB tate WlUiam Hy­ and Mrs. Jq^nea A. Buggle ot As much as $8 million worth Officiate in tfae heaMfa mobill- iK^ies this will help it secure easy," Krinjak said. Room Air Con(ditioners at He recalled an arson and and other expensive Items. The Connecticut State College and Miss Tuxbury attended Rook- land. Etest Hartford. of suipUea a year lurve already zatiion dlvialon were asked sev- adoption of legislation to curb girl told them the young men OPEN SUNDAYS 1-5PM viUe High School and la now a the University of Hartford. She Miss Rowe, a gradinite of Mtss Dahlquist is a graduate gone to waste, say otficiala, wal weeks ago to draw iq> a wildcat strikes. ' break case In July, 1967. REM had given It all to her. In fact, la employed at the Connecticut student at the CkmnecUcut Ihali- Mandieaber School, ia em­ of Rham High School, Hebron, through spoilage, )no(tUng or oth- theoretical budget for reduced The reform bill, given top A man entered a small fac­ Reliahlf Expert Maliiieimiice tory at night. He apparently much of It was given to her General Life Inaurance Co. Mr. tute of Halrdreasing, Hoittord. ployed at Aetna Life and Cas­ and la atteeiding Manchester er ddterioratloit resulting from spending. But hours after Nixon priority by the government ear­ worked on the office safe for Just three weeks earlier. Johnaon is a aalea representa­ Mr. Botti graduated from Man- ualty Cb., Hartford. Mr. Hyland Ccmtnunlty OoUega She is em- negleot slnoe they were pur- announced hia budget revl- lier this year, would have Refrigeration and Air Conditioning awhile, but could not en it The items compared to those tive for the Cianada Dry Bot­ cheater High SoEmcl and HOwdl Is a gr^uate of Hall High plcyed at the United Aircraft chased beginning In 1968. tions Tuesday, the division liad stripped Britain's peers of the Then he went from waste bask­ taken from the burglarised tling C o. Cheney Rsgional Technical School, West Hartford, and the Reeeandi Laboratoiles, Bast Dr. Henry C. Huntley, diroo- n ot bean told offlcialBy lit would Repair Service hereditary right to vote in the et to waste basket lighting fires. house. Hie wedding la planned tor School. He is on active duty with H artford IhaUtUbe o f A ccou n t­ H a rtford . tor of the divlaton of health mo- be losing money. 600-yearold upper house of Par­ He started in the second floor "Armed with all this Informa­ O ct. 4, the U.S. Army Reserves at Ft.* ing. He to emidoyed as a pay­ Mr. Bugglo, a graduate of bUlzBitten, sold the budget “Cut Fhren Wednesday, Huntley Resideniial & Commercial A ir Conditioning liament. Hie vote was to be con- Commercial & Industrial Refrigeration offlcea and moved downstairs tion, we took out warrants on D bt, N .J, roll auditor at Aetna Life and Petmey High School in Bast would also rule out any iQNlat- eaid be had been ordered by the Sned to life peers, who are the three men and made th e to the heavy machinery. Hiere No date has been aimounoed Casualty Oo. in HfW O rleans, Hartford, is attending the Uni- In g o t ithe $100 million nst*r«Mi Department of Health, Bduca- 479 East Middle Turnpike named by governments, and a arrests,” Krinjak said. Manchester was evidence of IS separate J i tor the wedding. L a. veratty of Coemacticut, Storrs, medical stockpile. tion and Welfare, which over- restricted group of hereditary Oetting warrants is not easy. .fires. The wedding is planned tor where be la majoring in mathe­ “If this bidding eperation eeee the Public Health Service, Telephone 649-6733 peers chosen by leaders of all First they took all their infor­ The detectives arrived after 'Aug. 80. matics and is a member ot P h i were to oonttnue flor any leiRgtfa not to dlscuas itbe omiount ot tfae parties. mation to the prosecutor of the firemen doused the flames, but Sigma Kappa fraternity. of 'time, it would result in some cuts. Prime MOnister Harold Wilson 12th Circuit Court which is in could only find that an un- The weddhig te plannad for the second floor of the police additional detertoration of tfae ' IllTicn be was ttdd that xe- announced Thursday the gov­ (^>ened can of point thinner hod Juns SB station. If he feels the case is items in Ifas medical stockpile,” portens hod obtained the flguteG ernment was dropping the con­ been moved. They took it to he sold in (answer to a questiion.' I’ouUnoly through HEW inflor- strong enough, he issues th e Sm Our troversial measure—at least for headquarters where It was gtme warrants. A court clerk must The mxon bw$get ‘would fKsejJs niatton channels, Huntley in- '< the present—because It needed over carefully for Ongeiprlnts. verify his signature. BEAUTIFUL MODEL DISPUYS cpemUiona alt leant through June Qubeil again of Us superiors the parliamentary time to push Just one riiowed. 80, 1970. and was told he ootdd miake its antistrike legislation through Then police take the vtrarrants Some time later, Krinjak went Soma 1,780 packaged only tfala brief statement: Lqsf Chance To Take the House of Commons before (to the rircuit Judge for his re­ on, state police arrested a man permanently beautiful, maintenance-free boq>Kate were acqubed by the "Tfae funds for emergency the summer reoess. view. If he signs them, the po­ on several charges. Manchester guvenunenfa old UvU defense preparedneos have been «e- A' wave of wildcat strikes in lice then go looking for their Advantage Of This Sale At police were also looking for him oiganteation between 1968 aad duced to essentially a bcddii« Britain has cut production of ex­ m en. for several cases and detectives Aluiriinum - V iny1 1957, and wera stored In oential operation InUudlng the national port goodh and hurt the already The warrants charged th e talked to him and got his prints. men with two counts of break­ depots. msdtoal ntoekpHe i>endlng d»- tijtit eccMiomy., (Herald Ftioto By Buoelvlclus) The bureau had been routine­ ing and entering, two counts of la 1909 they were dsnned out velopment oC ai oomprebMieive ly comparing the prints of ev­ larceny over $2,(XX) and theft of Det. Joseph Brooks checks out a case Mfi'th Policewomian Patricia Graves. S id in g to communitien for storage, meditaal sarvlceB wMcfa' includes Stage M oney? eryone they arrested with the When Preeldeift Itennedy rs- • fleodUe 'leiaponnm which will LONDON (AP) — A thief a motor vehicle. one print on the paint thinner vamped civil defense oigenlaa- aDow ua to meat oft types of WHOLESALE ’The three young men were sneaked into ‘‘the Mousetrap" "Busting” has gotten more "We’ve had a tremendous in­ can. This time they hit the rounded up finally. Final court quite a few, Krinjak said, but tion earty in Us term, the hoqil- medical emsigenatoa." Thursday night and stole $19.20 •frequent as the town has grown crease In business no matter Jackpot. action gave one of the men a they make too much money to tate weretumed over to the from an actor playing a police- and the bureau’s manpower has how you look at it,” Krinjak be stamped out. q Almig, with everything else, two-to-flve year sentence end The ingagsment of Mtea ly m PubUc Health Service. mcuL increased. Sartor was made the' said. darin g*” *^ the man had a break and en­ gave the other two long proba­ The fences work fast, he said. Xt began aortUg through iKme Ian Cullen, who plays Sgt. town’s first detective in 1666 to s a l e Enien Richmond of Mnnehastsr PRICES try and arson charges with him tion periods. "I believe there’s a definite A Sears Roebuck ^ re break SPRUNG. ‘Trotter in Agatha ChrWtie‘s handle the worst coses. Krinjak to Durene Duane Reneou of o t the medioai mippllen and also as his case went to Hartford "That was a case that .in­ connection between the rise In a few years ago was solved, but lorlBg vboto purebaaed 700 more ot tfae units. record-breaking stage thriller, d id not Join him until 1966. SPRING OFFER For Jhi Mori ii Superior Court. volved a lot of leg worii,” Krin­ thefts and the rise of nsircotlc not until much of the goods had Vernon has been announced by The engagement of Mias Cbntinuing losses averaging qp Pine Accessories, W rought Iron, Brass and said the money presumably was Naultt itioto A much more difficult cose jak said. "It also points ou t Pressure increased and Leo use," he added. He cited a reached Long Island. And that ®®vw yei her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rook- Sandra Lee Westbrook to John to $5 -mlUlon a jrear resUtod taken from his dressing room Orover Joined the bureau. In recent case. The engagement of Mlaa Kath­ Btairtiful LawM involved twin "hits” or breaks how Important a ciUsen’s call was Just 8 a.m. the next morn­ weU W. Richmond of m Rleh- H.Brlggs, both ot South Wind­ from the useful life of dmga ex- ...... it. M If'e .‘itl.ittl Cppper Itgrps, Large,, Asst, of Westmorland by a man who had telephoned to ryn A. Bagiey to Gerard) F. one night in August 1966, Krin­ can be. 1966, Miss Patricia Graves Join­ Last summer there was a ing, he said. m ond D r. sor, has been atmounoed by her Firing before they were rotated ask when he went on stage. Thibodeau, both of MatKbester, Milk Glass. Also Cotored -Glass, Victorian ja k said. "We need help. We accept all ed the department as its first rash of house breaks in town. With more people, more drugs Her Banos ia the aon of M n. parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. War­ Bradtotd' Baolnech proto off storage ahel'ves and uqed. "Poor Joke,” said Cullen. liMfiBIZWji has bpm amwunoed by her par­ ' tU First word of the night’s work we oan get. Without It, our Job policewoman and many of her Police caught .three youths, and more crime, he said, Robert Hicks of Los Angeleo, ren Wostbrook of 28 MouflOaln < r The Engagement of Miss Ju­ lit 1966, $!n mUBan worth oif ‘‘There I was Investigating a ents, Mr. aiul Mrs. John B . B ag- dith Mary Jarvis of Manches­ Ldriips,' Large Selection of Pictures, Black and came from a beauty parlor. The would be five times as hard,” Jobs kept her close to the bur­ charging them with the breaks "There's reason for real oon- Calif., and the lata Dunrard V iew R d. outdated drugs were destroyed, crime in front of the audience before they stopped. le y ot 223 K eeney Bt. ter to Carl B. Hein Jr. of place was broken into and the he said. eau. cem by all.” H om e. oouiriiig such a'furor that a spe­ Gold Eagles, Antiques, Large Selection of An­ while my own pocket was being I Her fiance la the son of Mr. Her fiance, of 46 Florence St, safe taken. It held $1,500. .. He tried to deocribe crime in Ray Mazzone Joined the bur­ ‘"rwo of those kids admitted Mias Richmond la a graduate Rocky HUI has been announced picked for real." and^Mie. Mkynord W. Briggs is the son ot Mr. (and Mrs. R.L. cial study was undertaken to de­ Next, a motor vehicle was Manchester. eau in 1967 a n d Joseph B rooks they were supporting a $40 per I*!® WW CNURGEI of the University of Bridgeport by her mother, Mrs. Elvira 8. tique Picture Frames. of 124 Long mu Rd. Thibodeau of Portland, Maine. Jarvla of 36 Ardmore Rd. She cide what to do wMh the hoepl- found in bushes off Charter Oak "It seems to come in periods. last year. Ernest McNally went day drug habit,” Krinjak said. and is a member of Beta Sigma tate. Zinc for Arteries ®**®«RlteaaltA» Miss Westbrook attended MIsa B a giey Is a 1962 gradu­ is also the daughter of Borvel Japan, U.S. Agree St. It had been stolen from a A certain two or three or more to a Washington, D.C. narco­ "This meant they had to steal Phi sorority. She ia employed ate of BUeworth Memorial High Jarvis of San Angelo, Tex. R resuUed in a program On Micronesian Claims local home which was found to will start operating like a di­ tics school and started working at least $100 per man per day RIXHESTER, N.Y. — Zinc, in the records and reports sec­ Clark University, Worcester, School, South Windsor. She la Her fiance is the son of Carl whereby the packaged hospitals TOKYO (AP) — Japan and have been burglarised that sease. There’ll be breaks of all with the bureau this January. in goods. The fences in Hart­ which is used to speed the heal­ tion of the Industrial Shiglneer- Maas., and is a' student at the B. Hein Sr. of Clearwater, Fla., —^wUefa, hod been stored by the- United States agreed today night. kinds for months. Coses closed and arrests made ford give about a 25 to 36 per ing of wounds, has been found Ing Department at Pratt and University of Hartfbrd. Mr. employed as a secretary at Briggs attended Grabm Junior Colt’s Firearms, Hartford. Mr. and the late Mrs. Hein. oommunlUen in such Uaarre to pay $5 million’ each in settle­ ’Ihe last major piece of evi­ ‘.'Usually we learn who they b y the bureau in 1966 w ere 178 cant return.” useful also in treating hardening Whitney Division of United Air­ plaoe «ta open fM ds and cblick- % OFF M iss J a rv is, a 1964 graduate 30 ment of Micronesian claims for dence gained that day was the ore but we Just can’t pin them. and 94. In 1966, it w as 333 and Just about all goods stolen of the arteries, Dr. Walter J. Po- College, Bostaw. He is associat­ Thibodeau is employed as an cra ft Carp., Blast Hartford. ot Manchester High School, re­ en coops—would he turned over 'safe. A boy found it while play­ Most often they’re Just a group 136. In 1967, it w as 874 an d 164. ’ocally- go straight to Hartford Mr. Reneau ia a graduate ed with Shelbro Inc. in New electrician at Colt’s Firearms. World War II (temages. ries of the University of Roches­ PRICES THAT MAKE YOU BUY, QUALITY ceived her BA degree In Ehig- to community hospitals near ex­ ON A a ANTIQUES ing in woods off Wetherell St. of young punks too lazy to go And in 1968, it w as 431 and 284. fences, he said. Some fences London. The wedding is planned for w M The U.S. Embassy said ter reports. Low zinc levels may student at the University of Con­ lish literature in January from pected nucle(ar target areaa Police took photos of every­ out and woilc. No date has been announced Sept. IS oit the Church of the Charge d‘Affaires David L. Os- The bureau made 32 arrests specialize in ’TVs and appliances be associated with chronic dis­ THAT KEEPS YOU COMING BACK.. necticut where he la majoring the University of Hartford. She The community hospitals thing. ’They searched for prints "Finaily wo bust ’em,” he for the wedding. Assumption. bom and Foreign Minister Kii- in January, 16 in February and while others prefer clothing. eases, Including lung cancer and in drama. He is employed at is employed os a contract ana­ wotdd agree to rotate drugs /to everywhere. Detectives noticed said. FYUem FURNITURE REPAIR SERVICE chi Aichi signed an agreement 59 in March. . Hartford police have busted cirrhosis, Dr. Porles believes. the New Blngland Typognqihlc lyst at the Connecticut General mlUmlze tosses, store the The engagement of Mias Oaiol concerning the Pacific islands Service, Inc., Bloomfield. He is Life Insurance C o„ Bloomfield. equipment so ft would not dete­ NGXT TO FMEHQUtt TALCOTIViUJE administered by the United ROOFING a member of the Gamma Alpha A. StrioUand of Boiton to Ken­ Mr. Hein, attended the Uni­ riorate, and (ievelop a staffing Mu printing fraternity. He oerv- KENTUCKY Open Evafy Day Including Sot. a Sun. States. A note attached to the JOHNS^NVILLE ASPHALT neth J .Wood ot North FranUln versity of Florida and received plan so the packaged hospitals ed tor three years with the U.S. agreement gives Japan the his bachelor degree in mathe­ Oould bo used fhuing dtaastere. ROOFING... Air Fbrce in Vietnam where ha has 'been announced by her TELEPHONE 448-7449 right to salvage Japanese ves­ m a tics In 1968 from the U niver­ About two-tbirds cf the pack­ was attached to a special forces parenU, Mr. and Mks. Ralph B. BIUEGRASS sels sunk in Micronesian waters sity of Southern Florida. He la aged hospitals are stiH unas­ unit which was awarded a SMckland of FYench HA. during World War II. Superior q u a lit y ^ bate employed as a scientific pro­ signed. Presidential Citation. He also ia Her flanoe is the son of Itr. grammer analyst at Pratt and The bulk'of thoee which have saturated with a^ihalt, the holder of the Medal of Honor and Mrs. Leo Wood of North Leave Political Activity Whitney Division of United Air­ been assigned to community thickly coated again with and the Purple Heart. F ran idia . To Laymen, Priests Told craft Corp. hospitels were from the newer asphalt and then colorfwt The wedding la plaanad for The wedding is planned for CASTBLLON DE LA PLANA, Miss Strickland is a 1967 grad­ bateh and cost about $7,000 a J u ly 6. A ug. 9. Spain (AP) — The Roman Cath­ materials. uate cf Bottmi High School. She unit to restore. Tfae Uder pctok- olic primate of Spain warned his ia employed as a boefrkeepeg at aged disaater hoqpltala coot Bmest Reed and Sons, Ipo., 1 ^ priests and bishops Thursday to M atuid FnndM Liked Trials Videotaped MAGNOLIAS JAP. WEEPING CHERRY leave political activity to the Introducing: ton. " CUSTOM laymen. FINISHED MUNICH — More West Ger- , Mir. Wood, ai 1965 graduate cf EVANSTON, m. -A m in ici- Vicente Cardinal Tarancon, mana are putting their savings Norwich Free Academy, served pal court here uses two oameraa KITCHENS BASEMENTS for (two years with the U.S. archbishop of Toledo, told a in foreign mutual funds. Cur­ and four mlcrophonM to video­ WE OABBT ALL co.ngregation at nearby Villa- rently offered in Germany ara Army. He 1s employed at the tape trial proceediiiga. The eoc- THE TOP UNB8 real: "The priest, in the tem­ 464 foraicn funds. About UKT-oie Windham Lumber Oo., perlment was undertahen to CLUMPS FLOWERING CRABS poral field, has something to actlvaly oold. ()uotaltfonB for W indham , overcome a aborted of count ARTHim mtUQ say: so has the hierarchy on the The Connecticut Poll 106 appear regulaily in the No date has been announced reportera tai nUnoia. political, social and economic for the wedding. order. But the hierarchy and the prie.st have a sacred mission, and it is not thedr function to FORSYTHIA EARLY AZALEAS mix into temporal things." An increasing number of young priests have been seeking The Hartford Times is pleased to announce the With objectivity and accuracy essential to the to db-soeiate the Church from formation of a continuing poll, conducted on Connecticut Poll’s success, we have commission­ Coiivatt y o u baienient Into a beaitlAil lacnatica loam. the government of Gen. Fran­ Modenize yoof Utehen. Yoa’D get mon « m aad plaMwe cisco Franco and have been a state-wide basis, which will provide valuable ed Becker Research Corporation of B ps| on to fram theae important home impravamanta and yout hoow JUNIPERS RHODODENDRONS working with the couutry‘s reports on the hopes, concerns, opinions and at­ w il be worth mneh moea. fledgling political opposition. As handle this important assignment in accordance 0yX n jJ ijM . the (nirdinal was delivering ^is titudes of the people of Connecticut. with the professional standards set up by the sermon, a prieri was on trial in We are adding this important n&w ingredient » National Committee on Published Polls of the Madrid, charged with conspir­ ADD A DORMER ing with six other men to to our expanding editorial services for the fol­ American Association, of Public Opinion Re­ YEWS LILACS leorganize the clandestine labor lowing reasons: search. ADD A ROOM union Comialones Obreras. “It is you who must be ac­ PORCHES countable" on political matters, 1. To assure the general public in Connecticut The first findings from this important new the cardinal told the congrega­ tion. "W e have enough with our and in Greater Hartford that its views on im­ project, a full report on how the people feel responsibilities. You also have portant issues of public concern will be systema­ about various taxes now being considered for ASK THE MAN IRON 610IE yours." ORTHO — CASCIO tically and accurately measured and reported. Connecticut, will be reported this Sunday in ALUMINUM WINMWS, AWNINGS, PATH) vJUjJ The Hartford Times.. Don’t miss this exclusive 2. To make it possible for the public’s views on HERITAGE HOUSE — GREENFIELD WANTED state-wide report. And look for other findings COVERS AND PORCH EHaOSURES. ' Clean, Late Mmkl important issues to be considered in the delib­ from the Connecticut Poll. They will be appear- erations of stale and city governments. Arm you hkHna the natural beauty of your diamond hi an USED CAR S ing regularly froln now on. > out-of-date setting? Look at our many modern mount- lngs> all dosignad to show your diamond to bost advan- FERTILIZERS Top Priees Paid tage. No chargo for tho workmanship, and our modom For All Makea! oKdnga atart from as little as $M . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 PAGE MANCHESTER EVBMINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRH)AY, APRIL 18, 1969 chine. Finally, the records are are dead, retired, or . unem- note that the refund-getters bomb-proof cavern where, after III Addition to IRS ReWms, rtored on microfilm at the na- ployed. If none of these, t h a mall early, many becauM they the smoke d e a n , the tax oot- M others, ChOdren f T T 1 ^ ^ ' ticnaltional computer compi^r conter center in In Mar- Mar- ex-taxpayer ex-taxpayer cani expect an ear- need money to pay atate taxe*, ledon can pick up where they Nixon Predicts Woman 2nd ANNUAL U n c l e o S l i n V r c t s n iV b llA x g v fig X W i W.va., Whote claim ly visit from a revenue otflear. or for vacations. . left off. GIRL SCOUT TROOP I »-’**xx* a V A P l l C C I l O n to fame to that (t haa every- prank Gen FYank Uermanltto, director r t As of Tuesday afternoon, the ^■3 f lor lic^th^ iPackets As President in 50 Years ANTIOIIES SHOW ft SALE By WILLARD CL6 p T0N J r. If you have paid taxea before, the erron and corrections sec- Philadelphia center was short essed until summer, when your' old reconta are matched ticn, says that taxpayer mis- *^x>ut 2 million returns. They WABHINCROlf (AP) — Proai- Uonal women’s crusade against . UNTITO MBTHOMST CHURCH AND MIKE OAUBEY Rummage Sale The WaahtagtoB Port thto*» are quieter.' with the new return, and even- takes Jumped to about 16 per •hould be showing up in t h e TRftNSMISSION 'o Be D istributed in C apital dent Nixon pradletad to mam- ohacanlty- , * M om U 44A->M toii, Gann. Through a maze rt papers, tually with the W-2 statements cent (because rt the sur- Hiuraday or Friday mall. Many Thb four-day oonfaronca haa. bora of tba laagua of Woman Bponaotnd by . PHILADELPHIA — Besides returns, the center’s of your employer, or anycaie tax) early thto year. But now contain notes saying t h e SERVICE ■WAaUNWOW (AP) — Ifao HUdln •nnou&oed two pro- had ona of tba Wggaat turnoula Saturday, April 19, 1969 MlaoB wrtmintatradop, movliv to gnm a: Voters yeatsrday a woman 10.6 million return, fight- 14(K) workers__ (only 2,000 are else who paid you money In the they have leveled off to about dam p fell off, a broken leg de- in Its history. The - banquet WoMBN'B SOOEBTT OF GHBISnAM 8EBVIOB tnTm--in.r. vi P®"**“permanent) ***>t) manage to move p ^ year. By thto time, 10 per cent. Oermonitto, who * trip to tho mallbax, the m m t mmm «<_<«» ptoMomo •upptomenUJi food would he eledted prssiitont wlth- crowd was so Isrgs it had to ba Than,, April 24,1969—1 P JL-9 PJL hearted taxpayer! in the big the average return through the you have been reduced to the admits he has trouble with one ilor m y wlthhddtag state- SPECMUM 9:30 A.M. • 12:00 NOON ^ PMkoU. wMob certain ln>n-«. 00 yeara. divided between two halls. Tha PrL, AjM 25,1969—1 PJM.-6 PJf. mid-Attantic region have aleo Process In-about nine days. flrrt four letton rt your tart of the IRS forms himself, says n>*nt, and so forth. AHTOMltTK—ITAHDAIO A y r in tte c a ^ . ^ rtohed baby oenal, fniit Juioa "Certainly In the next 10 Nlxona vlsitad both plaaoa and elHweied Uncle Sam with tea Storing Ita trip through the name and jrour Social Security the mtotake level “tont Wdo M clal food padnta tor iniiir yean we ahaU see a woman Begrtar Admiaalon fl.eo — With thto adverttoement, 75c each biql," The taxmen, who like to touch Serviced e lepeired • teteir WOODRUFF HALL the qioaohes wan carriad on bags, a comb, tan lettera, oome <»“««“ng, other people check the number. all thinge considered. all bases, have even planned tor MANOHEOTEB semei^OOO noady motlMn and butter, canned meata presidant—pert>H)8 sooner than closed circuit teleVtoton. ntfcB PARKINO — SNACK BAB — N17BSBBT ntAianoMfoii children. unfan letters, and an unsolicited J^tliinetilte on returns, deduc- Previous customers w h o If you waited until the last the worst —nuclear war. In the and poultry, win be given (o you Milnk,” ha aald at a Whtta The President thanked the (but welcome) 1000-doIIar bill “ *** refund claims. A ma- haven’t filed within a reason- minute to mall your return, event of such a catastrophe, oo. Center Congregational Church The decision to supply IS mil­ needy oUn^ pregnant wom­ House reception. "A woman can women who helped Mm get to as the 1068 income tax season everything, and able time after April 16 a r e chances are that you owe Un- they have stored copies rt all 16 B n ln s rd Ptoos lion worth of "lood for beatth” en and young children free rt and should be able to do any po- the WMte House, those who becomes history. another machine chedcs the ma- sent letters. They ask If you cle Sam money. IRS officials our tax records In a secret paehsii in Wsahingtnn, rimllar beaMi centera in IK^aahlngton. llUcal Job that a man can do." eervs in Ms admiototratloo and to n program Inatttuted aaiUar Nixon spoke Wednesdsy Mght those "who hold Oie handa of The comb was frwn a New ------—______in 78 smaUer communities, was —Some 100,000 youngatera to another women’s group—the the men who hMd-effloa.’’ Jersey resident. He exfdained sponaorsd by Ben. Jacob K. Jav- wtio receive free lunchea at Republican Woman’s Ootifsr- He aald he plana to Imrlts cab­ that after flnlsMng hto form Ma, R-N.T., and announeed school during the year will con­ ence—and promlasd real pro­ inet wives to cabinet meetings 1041, ho carefully tore out hto i nnnsday in bia efSoe by Bacre- tinue to receive them at sum­ gress by next year on Ms three every three months to keep hair. He wondered if somebody tary of Agriculture OUftord M. mer recreation 'centers. "great Issues’’-peace, curbing them advised of eduit their hus- In the government could use his | Hardin; Hardin indicated that the ad- Inflation and restoring law and banda a n doing. hMd tha comb. It was turned over to eur- It anabled the R^aibUcan ad- mlnistTation still hopes to ex- order. first ot these M«mmm tMs weak. plus property. minlstration to seise the IniUa- P*od other federal programs, It was Ms first appearance as The President had some plau­ Tea bags, unused and second Incredibly Priced! ttve on the hunger problem, >^ylng 'on food distribution President baton a huge party dits tor Ma wife, too. Ha aald CHASE AWAY hand, come In from a number wMch until now has been held Pl*)u that are not covered by gatharinr »nd ha told tha 4,800 ■*‘® listened to Ms spaaohaa rt indlvidiiato who also made by a DenworaUc-controlied Sen- ^ monetary oeiUng cn the food guesta: "I ask you women hsn all over the world tor 38 years veiled references to an anti-tax Popular American Made ate committee headed by >bamp program. to hold me and all my Cabinet "and sat there transfixed sa U APIOL rally held some yeara ago ta George B. MbOoveRi, D-8J>. Hie program to Washington colleagues raspcmsibla on these She heard it for the first time. Boston Harbor. They were con­ Javits, senior RepubUosn on marks a major expansion of the three thlnga.” That la service beyond the call signed to the viradte basket. SHOWERS AU Bturdy viilcftfiiied conitniction*AU wuhible uppers*/All long the committee, moved Into the "foods for hunger" program of duty.” The 1000-doIlar bill, In an un­ canvas At today’s sesalon with tha Mrs. Hixon, smilingly, wearing folet. Begin your fun*in*Uie>sun dayi with these rtuation after reportedly be- started last November. Oidy League of Women Voten, Nixon marked envele postmarked rltfifT Savings for every member of the family. coming upset eerller In the 18,500 people are receiving the thanked everyone for what she' Philadelphia, was probably Pilot of Doivned U.S. Plane issued a proclamation urging all called "much too extravagant" W ITH A week when the administration’s aid in the 78 communlUee, corn- cltisens to Join with the league “conscience money," from revised budget failed to add pared with eaUmatee of 40,000 in This photo of Lt. C5mdr. Janies H. Overstreet was In celebrating Its Both anntvsr- praise. someone who felt he had let anything to government food the capital, released by U.S. Navy in Japan Wednesday. Ckwn- sary next yeeu’. QUAKER MAID* the Internal Revenue Service Family Sneakers down In the past. It was turned Look What programe except HO mllUan tor Mayor Walter E. Washington mander Overstreet, 34, from McLaurin, Miss., was And he thanked the rejxosent- nutrltfam education. aald “1Mb to the second Ug de- Invitation Puzzling over to the treasury, along with Wide variety of colors. Child's Our the pilot of the U.S. Navy’s E0121 reconnaissance atlves from throughout the na­ KITCHENI other anonymous payments reinforced rubber tipped . 19 Uilng fato influence behind the Uvery” resulting from President plane w’hieh was shot down by North Korea Tues­ tion tor "stimulating creative BONN — Official Invitations sneakers. Siie S to 12. 9 0 0 ecenes, he ahanged tor Hardin Nixon's vladt to part of the dty from people trying to make Women's sizes 12'/S to 3. Teens day. (AP Photofax) thoughts and new ideas and of­ in Bonn may oenfusa some amends for .part sins against )You Can Buy For ... to RUUm the amouncmeentt wrecked In rioting. The first fering a platftmn to pollUeal guests with their reftaance to and womens sizes S to 10. within hours after the conunit- was Nixon’s order that funds be candidate." "Fruehstudi," wMch means the government’s pocketbok. tee closed three days of hear- made available to clean up Although the deadline Is port, B olton Nixon told the 17th annual Re­ brsakfart. But protocol to based the auition continues ta a sprawl­ Inge on hunger problems in areas destroyed in the rioting publican Women’s Conference on usage, and an official invita- Men's & Boy’s Washington. • last April. A lovdjr Quaker Maid* Kitidien will brighten ing one-story building —said to banquet he would return next tion to "breakfast” In Bonn be four-and-a-half football fields Basketball Shoes 8 year with a> report that "we means what in London and New any woman's day . . . for it's tbe kitchen de­ long —located in the City rt ONLY Dixon Cites Confusion York would ba called lunch. 97 have made real progress" on Brotherly Love. That’s t h e Tolland his three great issues. signed with her needs in mind. Best of aU, she home base for IRS’s midiAtlan- Suction soled for quick stops 88 As he listed Ma high priority and turns. Boys high or low, Over Tax Error Discovery can choose from 17 eiefftat cabinet Btyiea and Uc Service Center (MA8C) and black or white, sizes II to 6. Items, the one moat loudly ap­ the 12.6 millimi wage earners Men's high white, low black or each Zoning Board To Take Up Robert Dlxofi, Republican contributed In great measure to plauded was "stopping the riae 38 attractive wood finiABB. Don't wait for a (including Richard M. Nixon) white, sizes 6V^ to 12. In crime and re-eatabllahlng candidate tor selectman and a figure .But, remember, the w)io fall under Its JtutodlcUon. Toastmaster 2-SUce Toaster B-16 memher r t »w Boaxxl r t Tax deflWtoly not lost any pert ito taw aiM through- 'rainy day'. . . come in or caH us diis week for The District of Oblumbla, • - I Five Requests April 28 tax revenue from this portion." out the United States.' >• Deck Shoe Oxf^^d s Review that recently discovered detaila on putting a QuBlnr K ^d* Kitchen in Maryland, Virginia, New Jer­ Sunbeam Vista Can Opener V-665 (Hie i omtasions were all made The banquet was held in Ixm- sey, Pennsylvania and Dela­ For Women, QMi. Men & Boys^ The Zoning Bocud of Ajqieala peopto, is being erected on the the »2«0,000 error ta BBaeBBmMt this yean, and do H ot ^ teck or of his wife Pat and dau^- your home. ware make up the region which General Electric Deluxe Steam & Dry Iron F-90 will hear four appUcatlona tor south end r t the ToUand Green Hsttams) says tUeut many towns- to previous years.) ten, Tricia and Julie, and the is one rt the government’s prin­ A fabulous opportunity to varlancea and one to ^iprove and la scheduled for dedication peo|Ue ore ooogused about the "The bank axlmltted to me whole family received enthu­ OPERATORS outfit Iht family now, at low, Our General Electric Custom Hair Dryer HD 11 May 81. cipal sources rt revenue. low prices! Smartly styled Oie locattm of a gaa station dur- altuaUoa. that their forms need redesign- siastic ovations. Women crowd­ Quaker Maid* MaatiB Quality Made We reached the MA8C the with wid-resistant soks. Navy a ^ Proctor-Silex Automatic Electric 11 Cup Percolator 70503 The western show wUl be In talking with rortdenhs, tog and are, in (twA, now chang- ed up front to take pictures of MAWm or white; women's and teens 5 tag their public hearing, April other day, Just ahead rt a few to 10, men's 6V^ to 12, boy *s staged by the Ccnnectlcut Coun­ Dlxofi said be found that there tag them to facilitate filling the Nixons and had to be urged dozen bags rt almort-late mail. I And You Can Charge It Too! 88 at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. try Oiiera Association under the back to their seats so the pro­ OPERATORS 316 to 6. , The docket rt bearings la the seems to be ‘ta gresit desl rt them out All of us were deposited at die dlrectlcn rt Chuck Aronson. ntanniidetrtandtag.’’ In on at- "And remember, too, it took gram could continue. ihmehoosorp back loading dock, under the heaviest to be considered by the Hie group is well known Earlier In the day House Re­ . PZC in recent memory. tempt to ctazify the problem, the Board of Tax Review much offers better then avsr- wntchful eye rt Pasqual Leto, throuHiout the area and pre­ Dtaoon has issued the loikMvtng longer , to pinpoint the errora publican Leader Gerald R. Ford aM pay end Kbenal bea»-| dock superintendent, the first Variance iqipUcations have sents top entertainers. atatetnenlt: than the two days the assessors predicted Nixon would end the fits, plus ptassant worh- federal official to get his hands been submitted by Philip and Hekets are available at the Vietnam war and bring taflation I tog aoadRmiB. Evelyn Koslowaki of Virginia "As a member rt the tax re- had to check the tax listing" (be- COMPLETE KITCHEN REMODELING on your money. Hien the day’s Post Home or from members, vlew boned, I feel I libve a rtear lore it had to be sent on to the under control before the 19T0 Apply Ait Lane for a'variance to add on the Diamond Restaurant in congressional elections. :'l Sir,NING«INSTAlLATION • »INANCINC. parade rt mail disappeared a breexeway and two car ga­ understanding r t whalt has tax review board, In compliance somewhere in the opening and New 1969 21” Gas RockvUle, Velardl’s Music transpired. This board, in dis- with a rtate time schedule.) If he does, Ford said. Republi­ rage to their home on the south Studio in Vernon, the Trea Bon cans can win control of the Sen­ h m e m o o sorting section. westerly side of Virginia Lane. Cleaners, Old Post Pizza, Ver­ oovering Use discrepancies, 'was ------ate and make gains in the WIPCO MILLWORK, Inc. The boss r t ' the 140-glrl sec- Charles F. Harvey of Loehr non, Village Spirit Shop In Tol­ really doing only whsjt is part BILLION FOR SAND, GRAVEL House. OORPORATIOtt 78 Inland Tpke., Manelwater tton is Dale Rdy. He’s seen a \ A Rd. is seeking a sideline vari­ land, or by calling Mrs. Muriel rt tts Job." (What the tax re­ CHICAGO — U.S. sand and George W. Romney, the secre­ LooHbsd Befatod Ftaitos 649-5295 lot rt InteresUng mail In his ance to permit construction of Adams. view board did was dtaoover gravel output last year rose 4 tary of housing and urban devel­ I BH auissit on Route 44A, Ume, containing everything Power Mower *260,000 In taxable ptxjperUeB Bottxm, Oexm. a garage on the south side of Bulletin Board per cent in value to Just over |1 opment, urged the women to in­ from taxpayers’ shirts to top Loehr Rd. about 2,000 feet from on the assessors’ cards which bllllcn and the value rt atone volve themselves personally ta Or Oak value stomiM. Ray said that The VFW Post and AtudUary bad not been txanaferred to the Its intersection with Reed Rd. are holding a steak siq>per to­ production climbed 2 per cent to the problems of cities and racial while It shows a real sense rt Peter Downing of Anthony list r t taxable propertiieB pre­ *1.28 bilUcn. discrimination, and uiged a na^ i-Wmr J H S m U t o n I humor on the part rt the send­ morrow night from 7 to 0 p.m. pared by a bank’s data process­ SAVE Our Rag. Rd. is seeking a variance to foUowed by dancing. Read Herald Advertisements er, neither item is aceeptable 70 build a two-car garage on the ing system. Tax Mils are made as payment. 54.70 Hie ToUand Junior Woman’s from the bank list). north aide of Anthony Rd. Club wUI hold a story hour for Most r t tbs women smptoyes 'ttS ’0 about too feet from the Inter­ first graders tomorrow at 10 "To try to explain the oult- at the big operation are tempo­ 3 Ply Construction Denny McLain Sterling Silver P section r t Olenn Dr. a.m. In the Tolland PubUc Li­ ocme rt the investigation os raries. They sit at "tingler E^rancia Yost rt Grove St, brary. simply as I can, I want to sepe^ tables" viiere letters are open­ Powerful Briggs and Stratton 3 H.P. Rockville, is seeking a special note the *260,000 (wMch repre­ ed and sorted. Lest you get the gas engine with automatic choke Fiber Foot Locker Magnetik Baseball Game Pendant Medals Hie United CkHigregational sents the aaaeased value of the and easy spin recoil starter. 3-posi- exception to permit the con­ Church Pilgrim FeUoWshlp wiU wrong Idea, guide Mlartln Demp­ 06 properties or portions of sey points out that the tables tion slide type throttle control. struction of a house on the hold a work day and food sale Large 7” wheels. 5-position manual Our Reg. Our Rag. Gift Our Reg. southwest side of GotUer Rd. properties not Usted on the tax were named for inventor John Low Price 99 Low Price 2 5 9 tomorrow to raise funds for its kat) into two categories. cutting height adjustments. Boxed 2.B9-3.9B at the Snlpsic Rd. Intersection. New York trip. Hngler, and for ix> other rea­ #CA9K21 13.47 3.29 Also on the hearing schedule "First there are a number of son. The PUlgrlm Fellowship wUl listings whlrtt neipresent Tort dol­ Communion or confirmation pendant is the application of the meet Sunday night at 7 at the After sorting returns Into one Vulcanized fibre binding, brass plated steel Denny Vies all the pitches that won him the Onnasac Development Corp. tar lars to the town. The asseesed of five categories, the empty hardware and lock. Blue only; size 31” x ' MVP and Cy Young awards. 3 life-like medals, beautifully gift boxed. . . all with church. value rt these listings total *80,- 17” X 12)4’’. 1836-21 . runners, 2 magnetic baseballs, pitching de- lifetime finish chains. A lovely gift! approval of location of a three- St. Matthew’s CYO will meet letters are "candled" over a New 1969 Self Propelled bay gasoline station on the Sunday„ , ^ ,h ..i t at i 7 ,In *the1. church w 000 ^ but ^the ^ tax revenue ^ from ^ special UgM, to make sure they ^ ^ c e . m d swing-action bat. southerly side of Rt. 80 at the Parish Center. SPECIAL CLEARANCE! really are empty. The envelopes intersection of Arnold Dr. near much less — probably around are later rechecked by a ma­ the Valley View subdivision. Manchester Evening Herald $6,000. chine, which recenUy discovered Deluxe Gas Mower Team To See Circus Trtland correspondent Bette “ Now, after the board’s show *44,(XX> worth rt checks and The Clinton Frees champion­ quatrale, tel. 870-2840. cause hearing A{MtI 12, the *80,- money orders which had bmn ^Terrific Values! Caldor’s Own Rrand^ ^PORT SPECIALsil ship team in the Midget Basket­ 000 has been reduced to *76,000 Girls’ missed by the human oandlers. ball League will be the guests and the poeslbiUty exists that as Refunds are handled first. much as *24,000 more will be Returns which show the tax­ SAVE Our Rag. Beginners rt their sponsor Frank Kalas at 74.95 the Shrine Circus tonight. Power Failure deducted because notices mail­ payer owes money, or with ob­ s io The boys will be accompanied ed to property owners have been vious mistakes, get next prior- Tennis Racket I Darkens P&W returned by the port office. This llty. If your income tax was cov­ 6 4 ’^ by Kalas, Coach Roger Bum- will be pursued by the select­ ered through normal deductions, ‘ ham and Recreation Board A power failure at the River­ Piece Coat New l% 9 3'/i H.P. Briggs and Stratton | 99 men. It might not be conrpletely proc- Chairman WUUam Holley. side substation rt the Hartford engine with automatic choke and Lightweight nylon strung Members rt the championship “Thus, aifter a complete re­ easy vertical pull starter. Electric Light Co. this morning • MWN racket. Laminated construc­ team are Stuart Benson, Mike view rt assessors’ records com­ Combination under deck baffle tion. at 7:10 shut off Pratt A Whitney piled over a io-year period ,ap- Noonan, PYancis Rala, Scott until past 8 a.m., according to for complete grass ejection. Kramer, R ick Jedrzlewskl, proximately *60,000 in ertxna $6|rtie Tanks Deluxe vinyl handle grips. Marvin F. Osterling, Manchester (and I stress the *60,000 assess­ ]!aldor Caldor Caldor Caldor Tennis Balls Glenn Raia, Scott Howe, Ken area manager. AND Large 8” white sidewall ed value) was uncovered. HUs Dress Ensembles 22" cut wheels. i(ICA9FP22S F»«nce, Earl Beebe, Les Le- No other customers were ef­ bespeaks well for a town that Cotton Roll>on Cold Relief Feminine mek, Mike Green and Tod fected by the outage, he said. Hugged Sewers * Wright. pays so little each year to com­ Optional Grau Catcher Bag for either mower 99 Pratt A Whitney has its own 6 .9 9 Hobo Night pensate those who are operating Maehine Cleaned Swabs Deodorant Capsules Napkins Vacuum packed can of 3. emergency generators and op­ a business which Includes a ) ( VFW Post 41 wUl hold a Hobo erations there were not seriously Bsptlo Yanks, Dry Welis, Night April 26 to raise funds grand list of *13,000,000. I Sewer Line* instaiUed—(dd' curtailed, he added. cheillenge any other town rt 2 Man for the organization’s hospital Ur Waterproofing Done. Vigoro Our Special equipment in the sub­ comparable size to so review its fund. station clos^ off the area of "n . Badminton Setl The event, scheduled to begin records £ind do as well.” MeKINNEY BROS. 69c » 4 9 * the fault, preventing further (Dixon said that no recent tax 4 7 * ^ 3 3 * at 7:30 in the Post Home, will power outage, he said. II lU P e a rt B t — 64S-!I888 * review board had conducted Spreader & Seeder Twin Box of 2 oz. size Pack of 12 Box of 40 99 feature prizes tor the best hobo Sewerage Dtopoaal Oo. costume. Those attending are such a complete comparison of 180 Double timed dis- Regular Two nylon stning rackets, net LAND USED FOR ORAZINO tax Hst and assessors’ cards.) tipped cotton integration Super and shuttlecocks in carry^ reminded to bring their own SAVE case. tins for stew. Dancing will fol­ NOME — Alaska has more His explanation continues: Our Reg- k swabs. capsules. grazing land than cropland. "The second portion pertains to Low Price B 4 low to the music of the Saddle 19.88 Pals. Reservations will be ac­ Most rt the 2 million acres de­ the remainder rt the *260,000 — voted to farming are grazing or *180,000. There is little doubt 15** cepted at the Post Home or by lands leased from the federal that Board of Assessors and Swath up to 8 ft. Quick, accurate application of fer­ contacting Mrs. Louise Dom- tilizer, seed, etc. Holds up to 40 lbs. Not assembled. beck. government. bank errors were made which Norge Heavy Duty Automatic Orig. (Old lIB. 35 per stor6, no rainchecki. MAGIC CHEF Officers Elected in stock Erwin Davies rt Trtland Ave. 8 has been elected commander of for 8.97 to 12.97 each 30” Gas Washer VFW Post 241. WhM Tlw Oecorion CoNs for Howon, Oscillating ' Other officers elected at a re­ Think o f Tho Range 2 Days Only! cent meeting are George Sar­ gent, senior vice commander; Lawn Sprinkler D o n ^ Smith, junior vice com-, Parkhill-Joyce mandsr; David WilUams, ad-' Jutant, and Heonan Nltsche, Flower Shop Caldor Priced for Quick Clearance $ “ $ three-year trustee. Our Rag. 2 9 9 Both the post and the auxiliary Frank Qakeler, Proprietor Low Prica •81 MAIN 8T-, MANOBmSTBB 3.99 offloers will be installed at a (Next to Hartford Natfonal and You can, Charge It, too! May meettag. __ B ank) No School Four dial settings give greater pattern control. Lift-up and removable cook top for • TES—WK DEUVEB • easy cleaning. Removable oven JUST SAY ’XHARGE IT’ Tolland Public Schools will be P honee: 840-0781—M f-l*** lull lengtli coats with matching or coordinated dresses. Trouble free motor, brass couplings, filter washer. ll'E50 ' door. Front-mounted controls. closed next week for Spring va- Pushbutton controls«4 Bonded and laminated fabrics, rayon linen and acetates in Available in white, copper, or votion. avocado. speed combination *6 Nursery School Aides plaids, checks, solids and two-tone combinatioiu. Pasteb, red Lopping Shears water combination* A Sri sting mothers at the Tol- 1/^” X 50' Carden Hose JUST SAY “CHARGE IT” Bleach dispenser* Porce­ toad Oo-Oporative Kindergarten lain top and lid* Full 2- YEWS and navy, in a good selection of spring styles. Our a*,, a.it Our ntf. i.ae | ntset wertc are, Monday, Mrs. Full flow - Brass couplings Heavy duly lopping shear for W AQ Magic Chef 30* Electric Range year parts guarantee* S- Upright, 16”-20” High ...... • • acfo year transmission guaran­ James Murphy, Mrs. John Green vinyl plastic - uncon­ 47 the large size pruning jobs. 1 ^ ^ Start and Mop cooking Mitomalically. Oven door ilidci off- WsUs; W ednas^, Mrs. Wil- Upright, 2-21/2 Pt. H igh ...... ditionally guaranteed. 1 ITL2091 Katy tu clean. Surface and oven Indicator lighlt. LaM auto- tee* l-year labor guaran­ Uam WetheoeU, Mrs. WUUam Upright, 21/8-3 Pt. H igh ...... iS * 7 S # 5 4 0 0 ______mativgMhealln|jjkvailabWJnjj^^ 4 7 8 tee. Baker and Friday, Mrs. Daniel Spreading, 2-2^8 Pt. Wide ...... d S j M Batty, Mrs. Paul Balcke. Spreading, 2J/o-3 Pt. W ide...... M .7 5 Weotom Show Spreading (Nigra, Deep Green) A Country Western Show wlU 2-2V4 P t W ide...... SALE: FRIDAY and SATURDAY be held May 8 at 8 p.m. in the ^ 7 5 MANCHESTER Manchester, 114S Tolland Tpke. VoUand H l^ School to benefit Pull and nicely shaped plants, 10 years and older. SALIt FRI. AND SAT. the Votoran’s Mamorial Fund. Very reasonable. AT TOLLAND TURNPIKE We reterve the right to limit quantities. EXIT 93. WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT Tbs monument, a project rt 44 Baldwin Road, ManciwBter—644-8049 We leieivc the light to limit quzntitiee. EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY O M N LATE EVERY NIGHT VFW Post 841 and other towns- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969

was far from the truth. I wap- Section Two FRIDAY. /APRIL 18, 1989 FRIDAY, APRIL 18. 1969 Pages IS to 28 port I should have been more Westport Buying jRflnrljrBtrr lEttrnfng Ruby Keeler, 60, caneful, but the peo|)le at Oo- - * r C L A Y K P O L L A N -’ UtRA lumMa asM if I didn’t sM^ a re­ Cockenoe Island Your Ddtf Actrv#y QuiSm lease they would go ahead and According to too Store. WEftTPORT, Oom. (AP) — ^m.I IW ‘ * Revisits Old Studio use a eompletely fictional wife. About Town To develop metsoge for Saturday, !>- 4- 5- 6 ^ "So I signsd end got very Ut- The puFdwae of Odobano* Is­ C-DAP Agency Names read words corresponding to numbers M346 HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "Come Ue money for It. That was a land tor $220,000 was iqpptoved o f your Zodioc birth sign. stock company. But then she is o * Uoodt ZVUk 47 or Boiflh SCORPIO closed chapter of my life, and I ^ M and meet tboen dancing feet .. . a trifle vague about that port of unanbnouriy by Wertport’a Hsp- TAflbBd CInmeh w B m o ft to- IH d p 31 Your 61 Hkn/hor OCT. 214 "On the avenue I’m talcing you her post,Ask her which was her wanted no more to do with n. NITES ! MAf M 3 T h m 32 Shouldn*t 62 Adoquoto resentaiUvs Town Meeting after « % l * Ut 7 Mt n ts cfaundi. 3 Pcraonol 3SA «or. in to . . . Butvl do tMnk that AI was Hoops, Mrs. Nathan CMM1-334M 63 Now tovorite film, and she replies: a stormy tbeee-bour session 4Conc«mi 34MIOW 64 Stort "Forty-eecond Strait ..." "Gee, I don’t remember. They wrong in not protecting me." S n M M M 6 SS«cm 3SA 65 Your Thursday nligiL >008 M iigne BIxler cC 185 ttb 36’nmt 66 Day The orchestra epontaneously were all so much alike.” Miss Keeler retired from Miost of the aig;ry debate that ® ™ **» S t Is general clmiiMten * Lymari B. Hoiop8 o f 60 Viivinia Rtt. laart night warn 7Moum 37 Enbr 67 Plant SA6ITTARIUS struck up the anthem from thb Ruby K e^r is 00 this year, films in 1941 after a dlsmiU film • Mictog cwrd in ity to be efected the first dhbiman of Manchester’s iAn»4Deni- MAr n • You 38 Youngtr 6SA preceded flee vote was cftttdsm 'jotiiM 9 G « 39Styte 69 Young claaiic 1988 musical; '^42nd but doesn’t look It. The figure is called "Sweetheart o f the Oam- aimed at the town’s Planning Held tunorrow a4 2 pm, at ber O-DAIP (CJammunlty DevelDtimeiilt Actkm Firm) lOMoy 40To 70 An etc. 71 ^ pus"—"it was so bad I had ik> OraMnI HB EU. HartflonL iU-aMM3 Stiieet,’’ It was a i«re, senti­ still trim, the skin smooth and and Zoning CbmnUzskn. a Agency, end M ifl. Jeframe NlKthtaa o f 109 Adeieide Bd. 11 Not 4) Good 71 Anocioto 19-27-3547^ mental moment, for Ruby Kee­ regreto about quitting.’’ She met IVooeedi wlU beneOt the Cen­ 7T 12 Add 42 About 72 Adrico IS4-6D8349M tanned, thanks to daily golf ^ses­ surprise move earlier this week was eOected its secretaiy. e*N cn 13 And 43Moy 73 Impoftont ler h ^ Just walked onto the sions at Newport Beach, where Lowe soon afterward, and their the oommlsskm rejected tbs is­ acle Retmnlt Houae in Mkldle- The O-DAP Agency, appointed 14 Soto 44 Romontic 74 A CAPRICORN movie ~sirt marriage produced four chil­ tSCouid 45 Mokts DK. she has long ll'ved. Her husband, land purchaas idea/—rtUng oflwr by Town Ma2Mger Robert Wetee 75 Potion F lttirg iy enough, the sound dren. ^ j u i r n 16 It's 48B« 76 With JAM. John Lowe, died recently. Her spentHng proijeals menebene felt and oonflnned April 8 by the lYGood 47 PromiM 77 Mottor stage was at Warner Brothers, famous legs? From time to time ftie has would be m ore beneCtolal to the G lrl Scout Ttooep 1 will have Board of Directors, will be re- \ 2•15^3^3^ 15 You 48 Km p 78 Succouful 16-17-3640/^ ^44^-63 19 Don't 49 Outline TPWoitlng <9-5567 ^ where the winsome star had "They seem to be holding emerged from retirement for town. a Turamsge sale tomorrow from spcnsible for the organisation of 20 Mon 50 Money 80A AQUARIUS tiqiped her way through "42nd up," she smiled. "Golf helps. I television appearances. Lately Purchase o f the le- 9:80 a-m. to noon In Woodruff the propoeed two-year C-DAP ^ jutt IJ 21 to 51 Tongle SI Longor IAN. 20 S t r ^ ’ ’ ” Golddiggers of 1933," don’t taldance any more—^why sheaPNHH— ENG THE RE«I land, 23 acres now owned by Hall of Center Gongregatlanal Bludy. Approval, dioapproval, or 22 Bo 52 Perion 62 Money fYmrch. Thoae wishing to donate 23 Wordrobo 53 Oemondt 83 01 ph! It "Footilght Parade," "Damjes,’’ don’t tap dance any more—^why she has been enjoying the re­ United Illumtnating Co., has modification of the C-DAP re­ 24 A 54 In 64 Choin arUolee may leave them at toe I V 8- 9-10 2538-52-57^ "Plirtatton Walk” "Go Into a television show, I could handle newed Interest in those 1930s been the subject of a three-year • ports will be the reeponsIbUity 2SA 55 T rovel SSHov* wert entrance of the church 11-4^42 26Chongo 56 Aggrovote 86Uttlo 99-6572 Your DaiKe," ‘Shipmates For­ It. At least I wouldn't have any muaicale, partfcularly those in campaign ty conservationists 81 SURE h living the Home Owner of the Boaxd of Dlrectore. VHMO 27 Accopt 57 win ■ 87 Priority pisen ever," etc., etc. problem the first day. You know which idle was directed by Bus­ and some town offloiols. lor 89 YEARS. For a lieai the Municipal Building. 28 Knowledgo 58 Let 88 Rooctim FRH INSKCTiON s f Hoops, maitager of the Man- 29Snwtl 59 Appreciote 89Coth PM. It J25 The set ftie visited harked how it is when you exercise: The by Berkcles. She has made sev­ They argued that os long as Chester office of the Southern your hMne by a Termite Cenhel Expert, aupeivised 'Hie Senior Youth Group of sm. M SOOtoor 60 Lieu 90 Mokort MAR. 20 bacA to the same period. It was first day is fine. Only on the sec­ eral appearances with Berkeley the utility eompoity owned the New EngfoTid Telephone Oo., is by the finest temnlRal eteff, phene our neweit Center Congregational Church I1-S04671 )Goo(i JAdrenc 24-29J7-43/<29J743/G for the ABO-Palomar production ond and third days do the mus­ and film clips from their tdd iskmd there was a poaalbillity Immediate past president of the 0 N c 1 / ^ l local efficei will oonduat a car waeh Sunday '6-7M2-9C iti 64-74748488^ ot "They Shoot Horses, Don’t cles start to feel It.’’ films; mort recently at Newport it would eventually become the Mancheeter Chamber of Com­ from 1:80 to S p.m. in the They?’ ’ which centers around Miss Keeler was a Ziegfeld Beach for a benrtit. site of a nuclear generating sto^ merce and is a member of the church parking onea. Prooeeda the marathon dance craze ot the star on Broadway, then came to "I was amszed at bow ingen­ tion—oidy one mile off the Aore 6 4 9 - 9 2 4 0 Town Development Commission. 1930s. kOas K eeler had come to Hollywood during the musical ious and creative were Buzz’s of thde Long IMend BotatS com­ wUI be used for a retreat the Columbia group to planning. Mra. Nathan is a pest presi­ visit her tdrter, who is on extra cycle created by the advent of routines, even though they were muter town. dent of the MaTichester League in the Jane Fhnda movie. t^kles. She was then married to filmed 30 years ago.” Miss Kee­ Because the Planning and Zon­ of Woman Voters. ler remarked. "And I am Later in an Interview, kQss Al Jolson, and their life together ing Oonuniasion recommended BUSS URHITB CONTROL CORP. Laat night’s meeting of the Four Students at Porter pleased with the reactfon ot to­ 'V ernon Kerter said she believed it was was told in a highly flotionized the town not purchase the la- DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 ODAP Agency was tts first OTid the first time she had returned version in "The Jolson Story’’. day’s audiences who see those lapd, the Representative Town waa tor organizational and brief­ to Warner Brothers since the "I never saw the picture," oW movies. They laugh with us, Mjeeling needed a two-Oflrds ma/- Library Plans Lyman B. Heepe In ASK Program Two Years Th» OM m y & LorgOTf in C^n. ing purposes. era when she and Dick Powell said Milas Keeler, "From whet and not at us. That makes me Jority to override the commis­ The briefing was by Weiss and Weiss said, win be a oix-maaai feel good.” sion acUen. Waar Porter School yowigaiteni lootJon at Raymond iLyman. In headed the studio’s misdeal I’ve heard about it, the story Puppet Show by John Harkins, the town’s de­ study, to pinpoint the town’s addlUori, three "back pack velopment coordinator and goals and alms. It wUI be at « « M hwtolved in the oomplete The Puppeteera of the Itook- prafnun of kicei Project ASK trips” will be held three week­ picked by Wriaa to be C-DAP a 840,600 coat, with 838,600 o f ends in April and May with Mrs. vlUe Junior Public Ubrary will ooardlnatar. the sum allocated tor con­ •ctlYStiM during Uie pnet two lAiclua Robinson' planning the perform tomorrow id 10 a.m. '/t4 Weiee said that he will ap­ sultant’s fMs. The consultant, ymtn, aocordinc to Superioten- details. for children in grades 1 through point Harkins to the new post the Traveler’s Ressairch Cantsr, « H t lijm n OoUatte. MoU Carriers 8. when , the town’s C-DAP appli­ will siqtply a thjree-member BocomiitotMliiMone w «t » tbaA Postmaster Mrs. Ruth Sorac- SERVICE IS cation la approved. team, to work with the town’s 8 eoe rtude^ should tnuisfer to The puppeteers constot of a C-DAP staff. chl has appointed two new sub­ group of the high school pages The apphoBtlon Is being filed the OengrRS Center In Hartford, stitute rural mall carrier. Mrs. today wfth the Steto Depart- Results of the six-month another required medical aitd at the Ubrary. They are directed Arnold Slhvonen, Teomaiis Rd., m e . by Mrs. Nelson Oottler and m eat c f Ooraimunity A ftolre. study will be reviewed by the totoelal aarvlce and two atte in wlU substitute for Roy Simpson, WeieiB said that appnovlal is eic- Board of Directors for its the locel qpeolal ptogrem. James PurneU. The show to­ and Donald BeUows, mitney OUR BEST PRODUCT morrow will be "RumpelstUt- pented in five w a ^ to 4bree proval, prior to wwk on the In n apewrii survey, 11 ptqAls Rd., fo r OUve Lester. Mrs. Slh­ sU n." mctithe. next phase. Included will be a epars recommended for therapy. vonen is also a substitute tesich- revtoion of the town’s Master No pre-school story hour wlU The appUoatloo projeeto a The Bowd ot Education wan er and BeUows Is an excavating 8100,000 hudgeit tor the tw(7- Plan for land use. told that the special education contractor. be held next week during the school Spring vaoatlaa. The pro­ year (ootuMly 22 nicatlie) Copies of the application program at Porter deals with Pamela Altaffer Cited study, wtth 8112,600 to be pro- which was filed today were dis­ ptOUams that vary wtth each gram will be resumed on April Miss Pam ela AltaCiler, a ca- 29. There wUl, however, be a • vUled b y a s ta te grant end 8S7,- tributed last night to the ODAP youngster. The queaUen ot whe- dette In Troop SOOl, will be hon­ regular Saturday program on 600 b y town ki-Mnd eervtoee. members. They were not made tlMT or not a rtdld needs the ored by the ConneCUcut Trails April 20 tor kindergarten Weiee said that he pronoeea public nor were they distributed tpmdol program can be reieed ObuncU at G irl Scoute, Inc., SPRING” INTO SUMMER through grade 2. to appoint Hhriflns to the dual to .th6 proM* by the teacher, echool nurse, ad- April 27 at a ten to be held at The Junior Ubrary will cele­ poet of oraMlant nhraiger— The 8360,687-budget iq^pUca. iiiiidatietinn, peuents physician DeKover House in Middietown. brate Natioiial Library Week, O-DAP director. He raid that tion orlgliially proposed by or outaide agencien. Mlss AMatfer has also been se­ April 21 through 30. The theme 80 p er oent o f Haridns eaBery Weiss, but turned down by tbe lected to attm d the "Y ou and A raferral, U needed, can be for this year to "B e aU you can wlM be obaiged to CVDAP sad directors, also had not been made to one or more depart- Tour World’’ oonterence In 20 per oent to the town. made public nor distributed to Bridgeport. She was named be—Read.” ntenhi Then, tram them, a re- Several hundred new books He oeld, also, that be pro- the press.’ t e m l la made' to the ptaumlng "Scout ot the Year” at a local Dressed To Fit Respective Roles POMB to Ure on hdmhiutratlve court o f honor. have been edMed to the Junior aisd plaicement team who would Ubrary. AU children are Invited Original oouturiere fasUens 2iot from Paris, New York or Rome, which WlU be shown at the oeaBatont, wMh 60 per oent o f decide, depending cn the type Grandparents to visit the Ubrary and take out aimual meeting a2id Itmchecn of the Women’s Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial Hospital Mon­ hite eakwy chuged to O-DAP Damage Oaim end uavecity at the problem, on Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Sorac- as many as six books, ,'two mag­ day noon, April 28, at Manchester Country Club, are being modeled by their creators. Upper end 60 per oent to the town. and ot the toitowing: The young- cM have become grandparents COLOR TV & STEREO SPREE left, -Mrs. George Katz Jr. of 46 Butternut Rd. is outfitted tor her poet ea pUbUclty chairman. The O D A P MafV, he M id, w ill azines and 10 pictures. Library Sent to Town Otar la left in (daae with a re­ for the fourth time. Their cards are free to aU ohUdren Lower left, Mrs. Stephen Zane of Cedar KnOU, Coventry, wears her interpretation of ward include a third member, a cleric commended program to be fd- daughter and son-in-law Oaptain attending schools in Vernon. cleik service. Upper right, Mrs. Keith Woopert of 66 Highwood St. is dressed for her post as The ahhuy of the cleric, who to Frederick 8. Hunt of 61 O v er­ kiwed; proteeatonal help is and Mrs. Denis Ne AuxiUaty’s special projects service. Pictured above are, from left Fire Calls ■ fa ff, also wlH be apUt, 80 per with the town, alleging d am age tarded tiM eturtwit would be aa- Elric Alfred, bom April 8 at the to right, Mn. StlUman Keifli ot 861 Porter St as Little Red Reding Hood for the AuxUiaiY’s oent to C-DAP and 20 per For Directors A broken w ater pipe in an to hto car on Feh. 21 on B rid g e ftgned to EMiron or Rham Aberdeen, Md., Proving Ground SOMETHINO Em A ! QUALITY Public Records perscmal viritm: service; Mrs; John Knowlton of 22 Scaihorough Rd. in a sari tor the intern oent to the town, Weten enld St., in the vicinity of the bridge qiecial programs, and it phy- Hoqittal. The HbUkiters have a OFF-THE-SHELF MODELS Only tw o pensons appeared elt hospitaUty service; and Mrs. John Tlemey of 216 W. Center St. as well-dressed photographer older but weh-malhtained home Wetes expteloed that oU of Warrantee Deeds at 264 Hackmatack St. brought scheduled for demoliUoti. ftcaHy handicapped, the child three-year-old son, Donald, bom ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS AT bust Board of Directors’ for the Baby Photo Service. Reservations deadline is next Wednesday, and may be made with the town’s agencies wia be in- Hunt, in a letter ffled yester­ whUlQ his father was in Viet­ Stanley H. and Sheila J. Ro­ Mrs. Donald A. Forstrom, 266 Ttmrod Rd. (Herald idiotos by Buceiviclua.) town , firefighters yesterday at voved in the C-I>AP Mtody, w ith could have bomebcimd inatruc- ocmamat eeeaion and both Jurtt day in the town clrtk’s office, tkm. nam. — Fully Guaranteed ~ senberg to Jerome, and Toby 4:36 p.m. AaaiStant Fire Chief the 21-merober OlflMns Ad- REASONABLE PRICES WITH PURCHASE Raymond Thompaon said there claims that hto car struck a Rodney, property on PhlUp Rd., before ttiie end o f tlw Itwohoura vtoory Oommtbtee tBhhv a ma­ K ite Derby was some waiter damage. , deep hole, causing damage to The Q iil Soouta are planning Manchester Evening Herald, conveyance tax 826.40. aUenatod for ft, aocordkig to jor rote. The OAC wlU be di­ OF COLOR TV! FIRST COME-HRST SERVED! Thomaa H. Dawkins to John This morning at 6:61, town hto tire and rim and to the front their fourth annual Kite Derby Columbia oorrespondent, VIr- OOP Direotore David Odegord Memorial Tree Planting PINTO vided into 12 suboonmikteeiB, to alignment o f hto car. gtnia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. H. and Kathleen Harria, prop­ firefighters went to extinguish P to be held Sunday from a to 4 rtudy the required 12 functtonal erty at 140 High St., convey­ end John Ganide, wim ntonned a car fire at 200 Clxirter Oak The 843 claim to 818 tor a new p.m. on Robineen’a property on PINTO, People Interested arena EARLY AMERIOAN R C A 2 3 " ance tax 819.20. St. tire, 818 for a new rim, and |10 Peat HIU, R t 06. Fathers are GENERAL ELECTRIC MEDflERRANEAN MOTOROLA 51M O the puhllo bearinig. Continues at School Site In Narcotics Treatment Or­ The first phase of C-DAP, for realignment 23" COLOR CONSOLE COLOR CONSOLE Frederick C. Hetser to Thom­ Botti who appeared were ganisation Inc., is now open siqipoaed to help their daughtera EARLY AMHUCAN The Chamber of Commerce Tree Program wUl include fly the kltea and nobody haa • NEEDED • 10" PORTABLE CONSOLE STEREO as H. Dawkfau, property at 28 women. Monday through Weditesday FRENCH PROVINCIAL N. Elm St., conveyance tax One reqaesbad aeaumpltlon <4 ahnoimced this week that, Dr. sugar maples, Norway maples evenhige, 6:80 to 10, in the quite found a way to keep them and mountain ash. away from the event A rain GanM WaMins COLOR TV — DELUXE AM/FM. 100 W a« 827.00. twloe per week back yard Charles E.. Jacobson Jr., the bottom floor of the Williams AM/FM Radio The trees wUl be purchased, Building o f St. M ary’s EplTh SPRINB It la FULL OOtDR al YOUR date is April 27. Easy Color Tuning Leases pfokup of gactfage. M emorial Tree Program sub­ Record Storage with donated funds, from Grant- copal Chiuxh on Park St. Bid Utter Day PhaloaraiAars The Center St. Corp. to John Ttoe clflier praitiefbed Ithe tai- committee chairman, haa made land Nursery on Keeney St., An ex-addict; a parent of a The week of 'May 4 is Rid (lExpetteneed) A. Ferruole, property on south stallaMcn of berms on Phelps arrangements tor tree pUtnUngs WOODLANU Rardtat with Plasb Tlnl FItats! side of Hartford Rd., for four emd will be planted next week. drug user, and a professional U tter Day and Cadettea, Jun­ Neat appearsBoe, friendly at­ ^ • 4 9 9 • 4 7 6 * 1 7 7 * 2 8 7 Rd. She w8d thait toey are an at Keeney St. School this spring. ior Scouts and Brownies have * 2 8 1 years and two mdnths com­ Plans were set after discussions Last fsdl, Initial memorial counselor are on hand to talk titude. inoonvenllenne leth er then a to anyone on an aiwnymous each made separate phms. Oth­ mencing April 1, 1066, with two help and that they were not with Keeney St. School Prin­ plantings at Keeney St. School basis. The phone number, is er Scout activities Include cere- SALEM MEDITERRANEAN 23" options of five years each. needed in the fln it pitooe. cipal EMward TImbreU and with Included 10 sugar maples as MOTOROLA 20" R C A 14 " f r e n c h PROVINCIAL 643-2300. mimies on Memorial Day and a Twin SpBolcT COatSOiE George M. Pozlanos and Anna AShtaugh attendance at the Morgan Grant, local nursery­ street trees along Keeney St. groiqi of girla from Tnx^ B181 NASSIFF OAMERA C O L O R TV C O N n M m A R Y CONSOLE STEREO * G. Pasianoa to John Ceaario, cnimnent sessions haa fallen o ff man. and Primer Rd. a n Main 888-7888 PO RTABLE PANSIES sdll place flags on veterans' ON ROLL-A^UT STEREO CONSOLE WlUie Papaleo and Daniel in renenit mentha, Ttown Eki- Following suggestions by According to Geda’s compre­ graves May 28, under the dl- Manobester, Conn. Record Storage D’AU'eaandro, restaurant at 623 glneer Whiter Benksow, In hie Stanley Geda, West Hartford hensive landscaping plan, ap­ C O L O R TV Main St., for four years com­ landscape architect, trees will proximately 70 trees, both a O V 9 Wood Cabinet AM/FM AM/FM Stereo monithliy report; fo r MCaxch, Police Log mencing Jan. 1, 1069, with two painto a glimmer pAdbuie of be added In the school court­ major and minor, are suggest­ Plant Now! options of three years each. town ocmplotnite. yard and along the entrance ed tor eventual inclusion at Marriage License H e wiftea, ‘T d eeittmaite 12 driveway on the west side of the various locations around the ARRESTS ^ • 5 4 4 houra wete w>ent eoKh day (by school where tree plantings school. The Memorial Tree Pro­ David W. Morriseette, 24, of * 3 5 5 * 2 4 4 * 3 5 4 * 2 9 4 David Edward Wing, Chicopee m Falls, Moss., and' Susan M ary bto departmenltto peraonnni in were started last fall. gram subcommittee con­ 271 Avtumn St., c h o rg ^ with • ]Burly • Cokirful Useftil Large Bailcat templates that it may take a non-support. .Court date May 6. ADMIRAL 23" MEDflERRANEAN LaFond, 82 Wellington Rd., March) tovertUgatlng town com- The varieties of trees to be CONTEMPORARY SPANISH CONSOLE FRENCH PROVINCIAL April 10, St. James’ Church. plainUa’’ planted under the Memorial number of years before this en­ CONTEMPORARY CONSOLE COLOR TV IB" S T E R F ^ ^ tire planting program for A(X!1DENTS 3 Bosketi Only tZ.50 on C A ST E R S AP/^UflMENT SIZE Keeney St. School can be com­ William R. Pearson, 241 Oak C O L O R TV CONSOLE AM/FM pleted. St., was bachtog hto car out of tv/M0 tsAMCHKtrmm Next fall’s memorial tree his garage yesterday afternoon, BUELL’S AFRICAN \» Auto. Color and was tuniing around to head Wood Console 9 0 S? Stereo— Fine Sound Pkg. plantings will) be In Robertson 8 F a te Lincoln-Mercury Leads The Wav! Park and around the new Swem- out o f the driveway, when hto VIOLETS Newest Oolofq! UwgetP’ Fota OMy fhfiO son swimming pool In the North foot Slipped from the brake to * 4 7 9 End. Further Keeney St. School the accelerator, shooting the car * 3 9 9 * 3 3 3 * 4 5 5 * 2 0 9 landsbaplng will be added next forward into the yard next year. door. The car struck a playpen. HARDY PUNTS \ i r to IS” sFREuma FRENCH PROVINCIAL Anyone Interested In support­ a swlngaet, and then hit the 18" PORTABLE COLOR CONIEMPORARY KLH STBIBO ROASraRBO CONSOLE ing the Memorial Tree Program neighbor’s cfir, police said. Damage was not hea^. Delphinum, Lupine, Shasta Daisy, YIWS 3 3 STEREO THEATRE CONSOLBITE 23" may send 86 to the Chamber. A TV w n H MODULE * ' ^ ^ 0 CONIEMPORARY or card of acknowledgement will A town No Parking sign was Basket o f Gold, Bleeding Hearts, plus t w e e k COLOR be sent out, auid a tree pur­ damaged yesterday by a oar 100b of other kindel AM/FM Radio whore Brookfield St. narrows. ROU-^A-BOUT STAN D EARLY AMERICAN chased and planted on public SUSPENDED CEILINQ property in Manchester in mem­ The driver of the car, Cheryl Auto. Color Swivel Base A. Bonadlles of 23 Englewood Here's the great way to a modem now calling. Ai- ory of or to honor any individ­ ual so designated. Dr., slamimed on her brakes, Plaatet troctivs—soty to Initcll—givei your room* perma­ but skidded on sand and went Most recent donors Include nent bsavly. Compists matsrioli oi low ai RIDtOULOUS PRICE! up on the sidewalk and over the * 3 1 8 * 4 1 9 * 3 4 4 Mrs. Philip I. Holway, in mem­ ory of H. Wilbur Stevens; Mrs. slign. George Page, two trees in mem­ Sprin|[^ Spadalsl 15 " PORTABLE CONieulPQBARY P H IL C O CXIMPLAINTS 2-FIECE ory of Mrs. Helen Page Skin­ ner; Lt. Col. and Mrs. Samuel A tape player and cartridge CONS^>^C\lth S61 oiMo inch, V-S enghte 350 HP., oU vinyl bucket sesita, wall to wall - 3 for ^2.00 Save $2.00 Now! Sava 12.00 Now! C O L O R TV LARGE SCREEN C. Harris, two trees In mem­ were stolen Tuesday or Wednes­ 8 /*»«* and vtoora, outaldo nUr view ndsTor, back-up Ughta, winteiitold ’wBstwn, day from a used car parked at Torfbuilder PhM t (W eete otod Itoete). C O L O R STEREO GONSOLETTE Imcoffa, asquanttel turn ftgnals and much, much morel ory of George S. Harris; Mr. Oovera 10,t)M eq. ft. WUg. flA S ^ Walnut Styling and Mrs. Laurence D. Lane, in Paul Dodge Pontiac, Miain St. Shade — AUM> — CONSOLEIIIE Record Storage memory of Russell E. OuUlette; Mrs. Clara Patton, Mrs. May Washington PTA Btolte PlM (Feete omA B ite Smith, and Mrs. Katherine and Oovera 6,809 eq. fh Beg. flAML * 2 5 8 Jackmore, three trees in mem­ * 4 7 8 * 3 3 3 * 5 5 ory of Sylvester L. Jackmore. Renames Slate Ornemental $ 1 2 . 9 5 Tuesday evening at the Oak Atoo, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Grove Nature Center, the Wash­ Flowering Crab (red, white, pink), 1969 COUGAR Carrol, in memory of Charles ington School PTA Installed of­ Purple Leaf Plum, GcMen Chain, HAH Lawn Food ...... 88.46 Kareckaa; W. G. Qlenney Co. ficers tor the 1669-70 school employee, in memory of Oswald Covers 6,888 eq. ft. (Beg. $8.85) 8 lor 8M8 Behind The Counter Or Behind The Tube [JOOEXXMBme}^ year. Mountain -Ash, Magnolia, Dogwood HAH Plant Food ...... 8808 W. W eir; W illiam E. Snow, in Mrs. Arthur Raymond of 24 (pink, white, tri-color), Ciolden Rain ’’AU Pntpooe” (Beg. 83.98) htemory of Mrs. Anna M. Snow; .0 0 Ridge St. was installed as presi­ Tree, Cherry Kwansan, Larch and The Experh... People You Know You Cun Trust. People You Con Mr. ojid Mrs. George F. De dent for the second year. Also UME-Spoclal High Mag. Oormler, in memory of Robert reinstalled were Joseph Duples- many, many more! (Oolometic) ...... 88 Ibo. 88o 8 for $ iM Delivered! R. DeOormter Sr.; Mlse Patri­ sle, vice president; Mra. Max cia Jackmore, In memory of Obermelr, secretary; Mrs. Jo- See Us For-.— . . . Strawberry Plante, Onion Soto, Soete, lawn Seeds, Tools, FortUto- Rely On When It Conies To Service. Your Kind O f People! Sylvester L. Jackmore; Mr. 2699 se{4i Kruzyk, treasurer; and era, Chomicals, Bulbs, House Plante pins a Comidete Oardea Center! and Mra C3iarles L. WIgren, two Miss Lynda Rohlfs, Mrs. Ruth I LOW BANK FINAI^INS WITH UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAYI trees in memory of Mrs. Lena CASH and CARRY Brennan a2id Mrs. Edward Dei M. Paten. Signore, delegates to the PTA FROM ’’GROWER TO YOU” ITS YOUR TV & STEBEO CENTER Atoo, neighbors of Mr. and Council. 5faie» 1939 Mrs. (torio Petrlcca, in memory Past president Rpy Johnson MORIARTY BROTHERS o f Samuel Ranklq: and M r. and presided at the Installation. > UP 1 0 3 * M O N IH S T O PIAIY Mra James Gifford and daugh­ Alfred Fredette, nature cen­ WOODLAND GARDENS NOlRlMlAlNtS "ON THE LEVEL AT OENTEB AND BROAD" ters, Mr. and Mrs. J. George ter Instructor, explained the INC. PouUct and daughters, oTid Mr. purpose aitd philosophy of Prot­ OPEN EVENINGS— Thursday Evanings tiH 6:00 and M ra Samuel E. Zwlck and ect Outdoors. Parents assisted A LET JOHN AND LEON ZAPADKA HELP YOU A 445 HAWIRXU) ROAD. MANCHeSTTER im m l y n u . 9 f j *. — Sa t u r d a y s h u l * p m daughtera, two trees in memory in conducting a workshop activ­ 168 WOODLAND ST.—OPEN DAILY T U I. 9—PHONE 64S-8474 arm 315 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER ' • PHONE 643-5135 of Mr. a ^ Mrs. Clayton W. ity period. I Taylor. Refreshments were served. 'V

MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A ^ , BiANCHBSTER, CONN., ^ I D A Y , APRIL 18, 1969

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 P A G E s e v e n t e e n Sirhan^s Father THINK SHALL . ______...... - ■ - - - ______i______y______■ ■ ! » . \ Thr^tens U.S. Delivered in Manchester South Wind$or Equipped with leatbatwtto interior, With Revenge windshield washer, 2-sposd eloo- Exchfinge Onb ANNOIINCINC trlc wipers heater, dafoggar, g. SPRING SPECIAL TAITEBBSH, Occiqiled Jordan way safety flashers, ba«k-MO SeUs Charal UghU, front and rear seat hollo, TUESDAY M id WEDNESDAY (AP) — The father of Bbhaa leatherette headrests, steoring Blahara Siriian, connoted killer whori lock and roar wridoor do- To Raise Funds SBANPOminJ^SEr AM sAjk ^froatMT of Ben. Robert F. Kennedy, to­ Ifw BxoMuga Okib of BouUi Oondittoiiersnd Color RiMs Inehidsd. ' H n llll day awore “ revenge on Ameri­ TED TRUDON Mis. U . TaSssd fpks. .Whidror wUlbe MWng otatr- We Service Wlga A Hair Plaeas can poUUclana’ ’ If hla aon la exe­ MNsMtoeT ' ' <»«1 Saturday for the bana- cuted. tri-MN ri tha Chib Projeot FunA “The revenge won't be In VOLKSWAGEN In tea paat, thla tend haapifr- LOVELY UDY BEAUTY SALON worda,” Blahara Blrhan de­ riMoad auch Itaina aa tba Ftea- $96 MAIN ST.. MANCHKSnCB . — M S-IMi clared. He did not elaborate. 4om Shrina aC tlia Ugh aohoot *T accept the fact that my aon ■nd tee axamlnlqg tabla In tea killed Sen. Kennedy,” he aald. oOloa of tea pubUo haaMb nuna. “ But Sen. Kennedy was to Salat tenma will ba out be- blame. He provoked my aon by Make Memorial Day - teraen noon and 5 p jn . Thay threatening to supply arms to will be- ottarlng lo pound baga Distinctive the Middle Blast which would of charcoal for $1. Aj^jrana wlah- have caused the death of thou­ Day of Remembrance tag to placa a phone order may GLASSES sands, and the displacement of oall Ektward Ota at W Dogwood many more.’’ Prepare now to choose a beautlAil IkMre La. nr Walter Mealy at I t t Dog­ “ My son did weU,” said Uie Guild Monument to memorialize your wood La. ^ • SB-year-old Arab. Oar Wnte 'Hartford Cotait}^ Me departed loved one on Memorial Day. Blodmi Ejmwmr Cmd “ Many Americans have come The PUgrlm FeUowataip ot tea We have a wide choice of to my house and told me they Oongragatlonal dhuroh were happy to get lid of Kenne­ monuments guaranteed wUl bold a oar waah Satur- dy,” be added. by the Barre Guild. te y from 9:M aum. to 4 p.m. FOWLER Blrhan vltuperatlvely attacked •t tee cfeuroh. TMa aottvtty la deputy prosecutor David Fitts, ter tba benefit of tbete apectel cursing him in Arab expletives projacte tend. —Opfieions and charge “he would not let Hia United Churoh Woman my son defend himself.” My son, as a true Christian wtil hold a MotbarOMld Suggite like myself, is ready to work for tela Wadnenday at ®:80 p.m. ta peace, not only In worda but M on u m en ts tea Church kwar haB. Art Oaana, a local autUt, wilt have from aU his heart,” said Slihan. I Byeglaaaas aeenrately He aald executing the youth itemonatratiiona and projaote ter would achieve nothing “ because SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. teeahlldran to p ariio ^ te to. Camouflaged Dump in Tolland peace lovers wiU never surren­ 470 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER—Phone 648-7782 Iter roaarvnUom call Uhi. der.” Sally Wooden 960 Main S t or It’s hard to beautify a town dump but disguisinig' it is a little burlap in a ch'ilcfken wire fence to provide camouflage fw its Mte. BMlte Starr. easier, Tolland took a tip from the Army aaid wove strips of dump on Old Stafford Rd. (Herald photo by Pinto) Itertan and acr^booka ter Manafiald School and South Wtodaor Oonvaleacent Home Manchester’s newest piece of road, the AlpQne St. Ext. is now To Nixon’s Reduction Order one at Case Dr.; 1,160 feet of a will ba made at tea regular pCsnt to the liglYt and W. Middle T^Ae. heyond the houses Bids Due May 5 12-lnch main in Spencer St., to GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS toaettog of PUgrlm IteUowriiip in th e w ih Ics. 'This View wlals taken from the end of Alipine St. straight ahead. The exteneion curves to the left 'to connect be capped In anticipation of FOR 'ADtlLfTS and TEEN-AGERS tela tomday at 6 p.m. to tea fgeinig north, with the Manchester Memorial Hospital power ■with S. Alton St. (Herald photo by Pinto) On Two Projects Wolcott BuHdtog, Tho young future extension at its west end; trs FDN! nrs e a s t i e v e r t b o d t i s d o in g i r i paopte aro ankad to taring magw- Bids wUl be opened May 5 at and 1,210 feet of a 10-inoh main Learn to jriay the guitar in oar SPECIAL 10-WEEK HCHIBT job Corps Study Report 11 a.m. in the Municipal Build­ in Olcott St., to Join with the CLASS. IPs a well phumed Interesting mefliod teaching gutter rinea and nawapapara ter uae to ing for installing water-main one at the TViwn Highway Gar­ noooknpnnled for folk, western and p o p la r mnsto. thla aottvtty. extensions in Harttord Rd., age. Mre. Muriel Farrington wSI Town Has More Road Problems Than Money CIRIS 13 to 17 Spetuceac St. and Olcatt St. ’The town •will pay the entire Instnierions by Arnold LondtbHrg tenw alldea of her recent trip All Inriallationa will be from cost of the Olcott 9t. extenslan. to HawaU at tee Pilgrim Fel- The wtobar haa laft town to atale funds tor road ropatr Wtotw pot hUea will Still ba Mlddls Tpka. from Mato St. to to work cm them, we need bond Adds Controversial Fuel CLASS STARTS WED., APRIL 23rd., lowridp maatlng on April 27 at te aht^ tUa aprliM. aprtag. In the paat he has flUed by tea town wite town .^road St wlU bo spent close to money," he aald. the Intersection of the three The cost of the Hartford Rd. fiiEGISTER FOR CLASSES NOW! By JOHN BECKUGR However, Rep. Carl D. Per­ and an end,” he said. ” What we roads, scheduled for realignment and Spencer Sts. extensions •will 6------p.m . and no one la more Datotellv *® *'**'’* ***** tee end of tee budget He aaid Ttown Manager enroll now in AflSociated Press Writer by the state. The water-main INSTBUMENTS RENTED — ENROLLMENT LIMITED an overiay of about one and half Major rood repeira aro in pro- year, O’NalU said. TUa will al- Robert Weiaa haa aet up a ito- kins, the Kentucky Democrat see here is a small ray of light be assessed against the benefit- ■ Th* y*"" aware of team tenn WBHam jnohaa «(a-2, an eoccrilent road greaa and planned for tee fu- low tee project to go right on w^*MDlta0* work is expected to start May ting property owners. FEE $20.00 FOB THE 10 WEEK CLASS______WASHINGTON (AP) — A new who heads the Eklucation and after six months that begins to SEVEPTTEEN Labor Committee, said “If all 12 and to be completed in 60 Also on May 5, bids wlU be study that aayu Job Corps grad­ be smothered after 12 months.” tew Hannon Paaacnntall, Ugb- “To atretrii tee oovaraga, al- The ParkarOaUandConnector new year’s budget In July If repair and related^p^ the members of Congress could Harris started the study lari oailendar days. ’The State Is ex­ opened flalnU about tea froan tea corniaotor roadway to varnon St., Keeney S t, Pariier “ Of eburse, tho voterT okay tically. t^ , gravy, buttered whole 1^- xjp to par. oUlng operation, tee town wlU being trucked to tea Alpine St. st., and many more. Tto begin wlU be needed,’’ ho aald. tratkm will take a long look at ago. Hartford Rd., Joining wkh the for underground utility repairs. nel ooni, apple crisp with top­ W O R K S H O P Hie 82-page study, prepared this most enlightening survey." “But we have moro proUema also use a lot of armorcoattog. roadway. One road baa too tor the Office of Economic Op­ ping, broad end butter, milk. than money,“O’NaUl said. This uaea small atonee Instead much dirt and tee other needs Harris also said an import^t A salad plate to served dally at DAL portunity by pollster Louis Har­ finding was the rate of achieve­ O’Neill to planning on $79,000 of sand, ba said. It. ris, was presented Hiuraday to to tee High School and Timo­ ------— Parker - Oakland wlU have ment of black youths, who make thy Edwards. the House Education and Labor up a majority of the Job Corpe atorm sewen but not paving by Committee vfhere Democrats enroHees, T o llan d mldoummer, O’NeUl aald. Alpina ANTIQUES are fighting Nixon’s order to The study, he said, “gives the Manchester Evening Herald' riwidd ba oomptotaly done. Tba shut down 59 of the 118 Job Sooth Windsor oorreepondent that to coating $75,000 until mld- lie to the notion that black peo­ Victorian .Cheats from Chensy Homeotead A course DO girl can af|o!rd to ndas! Corps centers. ple can’t make it in our society. Oaroi Moulton, tel. 644-8714. oummar, and tee aaoond to coat­ Gourmets from First Grade OoUectlon on sale Satonlay, AfxG 19, 9 AJC. Harris, vdio said he was paid This shows that, given the same ing $60,000 totaL When you come ‘to class youTl receive a tote $300,000 to prepeu% the study, opportunity as whites, they can The $57,000 okayed toot faU by at 106, Harttord Rood, ciuli and Oszvy beg plus a text book. said it was the most exhaustive achieve a similar Increase in Tour Meadowhrook Kitchens the Board of Dlracton for re­ MatL fin. bureau, 4 diwo., mfzvor with boxea $26. review ever made of the Job Fire Destroys pairing a torgb aacUon of W. From then on you’ll get wages.” The natural curiosity of first Dockerol Rd., Waller and AKce Wal. bureau, 4 dtws., Ieaf-«arvied piMs, marble top, Corpe. Harris said the study also re­ mirror $25. Blali. fin. cheat, 4 drwa. $45. Mah. fin. instruction in exercise and diet, akin The study concentrated on the Home of Artist, grade chUdran, lad tea atudents Beaton, to Donald H. and fute^ the notion that any in­ of l|(ra. Jeanne Gayson on a Tliereea M. Lniticl, properiy on cheat, 8 drwb. apod-turned tonnd bars $40. care, makeup, hair grooming, figure care earnings of Job Corps enrc^ees crease in a teen-ager’s earnings Paintings Saved tour of tet Maadowbrook School Mt. Spring Rd. an d correction, cIoUm s selection and tips ^before and after their training results from his simply growing kitchen while lunches were be- Tolland Jimlora News compared to youths in similar liMllil older. Job Corps graduates un­ AUSABLE FORKS, N. Y. tog prepared earUer tela week. Mmbera o f tee ToUand Jun- .! on special teenage probkma. You’ll even receive age groups who received only der 18 experienced a 40-cent (AP) — A baU cf 41ro and an ex- a diidrana in beauty know-how. part of the training or dropped The ohUdren bad partiolpated lor Woman’s Club entering to­ hourly increase in their wages ptaalon today destroyed the tal a menu planning course day’ s ToUand-Wlndham County V out of the corps. while dropouts of the same age apeawUng, Adbondack Moun- which paved tee way toward sewing, arts and oralts contest ATTENTION! Harris said one of the most advanced only 9 cents an hour, total home of oontroverslal artist their adopting a lunch menu for aro Mrs. Robert Floury,' sew- First dasa April 26iIl Sat., 10tS(Lll:30 significant* findings In the study READINfi IMPROVEMENT 0LA8SES A major weakness of the pro­ Rookwell Kent, sending the ag- tee oohool for a d a y .. ing; Mrs. PhiUp Nangle, oU Register at the Main Floor Payment Desk was that earnings of Job Corps gram as demonstrated the. Iqg Kent and his wife fleeing After being tostruoted about painting; Mrs. Sigurd Folstad, f UPHOLSTERY BEGINKING APRIL 28, U69 graduates six months after their study, he said. Is that the im­ Into a pre-dawn rataiatorm. tee requlfementa for a balanced crewel; Mrs. John Konrad, AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES Registration Fee $5 training averaged $1,147 a year pact o f the Job Corps fades aft­ Ebwmen aaid tlje bulk of meal tho children selected ham- needlepotot; Mira. Timotey Slipcovers • Draperio eSassea for ELEMENTAKT and m OH SOHOtM, stndenta higher Umn before they entered er about six months and by the Kent’s pednttaigs were In a sep- burg on roll for tee .m ain Hung, .knitting, and Mrs. Jo- to Remedial Reading (Phonics, Understanding, etc.). Study the program. Those who end of a year there is little Free DECORATOR SOVICE onote otudio untouched by the course, supplemented with a a®ph WollnsM, sewing tor chll- Fikric 4 Oniis tampta Skills, Comprehenslaa, Vocabolary, Speed, College Board dropped out, were earning only difference between those who lln . Some art worios inolda tee tossed salad, buttered corn, oar- dren. SksM Is Ysw Hens Teat Preparation and Oeneral Beading Etflclency. $685 a year more than six completed the course and those frame home, however, were rot and celery sUcks and Ice I'^taat prize winners at the A Small dasses it Pre-Teotlng Program A Certtfled M.L FOR AN AFPblNTMtNT Teachers months later. who dropped out. burned. cream tor dessert county ooritest wUl be eUglbie ROCKVIUI “By any measure," said Har­ Harris attributed the drop-off The two-story, ranch-style ine chUdren asked to see ***■ oompetteon on tee state Academic Reading knproveinent Center, h e . C J D ^ ris, “the riudy shows that the to the fact most ex-oorpsmen 875-4765 _ 6$ E. CENTER STBzlET Next to Covey's tiDMi Of Kent home, 1V4 miles from here, teelr menu being prepared, so *®Y^**2f Brtmt Irifit N., TeUiM Job Corps has had a positive went back into the same "world was a total loss. a tour of tee kitchen during tee Tho fflneIBne arts committee of MANCHESTER, CONN. Telephone 44S-W4T Impact on these youths.” of disadvantage, discrimination Fireman Henry Roudosu of meal preparation phase was ar- the TViUand Junior Woman’s Harris did not offer his own and don’t care” from which and SHOW IT Auaable Forks said that, from rangad by Mrs. Gayson and Chib has announced this Judgment as to whether Nixon’s they hEid started. He said a fol­ two miles away, ho saw a ball Meadowhrook cafeteria super- **** closing order should stand. low-up program of guidance and of flame puff up from tee vlclnl- visor Mrs. Alice Btaihetaner. ^ "The question you have to an­ counseling was needed to help ty .of tee Kent home at about As they toured tee kitchen the swer,” he told the congressme*(^, the ex-corpsmen keep advanc­ 2:W a.m. He told reporters he studento raised mapy questlana J" ® “is what it is worth to produce ing. The corpsmen come from the taUeved « bott l^htntog had JoS T ^ B ^ this kind of impact? What we ... Like if is! hit C$1 or near the home. Impressing bote Mrs. Gayson ^ poorest families in the nation, have shown is that, indeed, Kent. 87. has Mvod to teto area and M n^tatoel^. Conservation Committee there is an impact.” Harris said. Their average edu­ Nixon has ordered the elimi­ cational level Is the 9th grade for hv the rtM i In its menu result ***® Toldan^ Juniors will again and their reading ability at the An art^ who :!«» fame tor ^ ^ **f ® detente nation of the 59 centers as an his landscapes, Kent renewed ed to a 100 per cent hot lunch winner of the fniiv economy move. He said the Job 5th g^ade level. • se///ng, leasing • renting A sa member of The Associated Press,this tee lengthy poHttoal storm that partlclpaUon by the class that campersWp to Greenwootto Corps as now constituted and “ We’ re clearly at the bottom operated by OEO Is too expen-' of the barrel here,” said Harris, newspaper receives the most important embraced him when he vtolted aay. Nature and Oonservatlon Camp adding that it Is not logical to Moscow In 1967 and received tee Deeds Filed slve and the results do not justi­ XMM\\rx Pxhfioto i>hba Twelve warrantee oeeda were - ® ...... expect a six-month exposure to Lieiun rea ce m a e. oim-u nfz'.wo Local glrte between the agee fy the cort. He has proposed es­ newsphotos from around the world every day. He donated prize money of filed with Town Clerk Gloria "" tablishing 30 day training cen­ the Job Corps to effect a perma­ ** Meurant during tee first two fourteen are eligible ters to substitute for the rural nent change by itself. A newsbreak in Saigon, in Los .Angeles, in $10,000 to North Viet Nam. ^**T^ ^ ^ contest by doelgn- Uve-ln conservation camps. • The Job Corps is a beginning Kent and his younger wife ^ ^ “ poster with conservaUon hurried from tee burning home f®*" aewly built bomee. teeme. l a i i K Washington, in London, in Moscow -almost In their night clothing. Kent, tranaacti^ wara .^le posters may feature Vernon stUl adtlve but suffering from a Tdland Hills, Inc. to Frank 8. baauUfloatlon, land and water anywhere - is photographed by an AP photog­ hearing loas, went to the honi? Lucetite of Maine, property on peaouncee, or air and water pd- Make sure that the rapher or an AP member. These outstanding of a friend, dressed and re- d' Entries must be submlt- Coronor Gears Driver, 17, turned to survey the damage. J® , I’®** f® schod art teachers. SOLD Sign on your newsphotos are on the AP Wirephoto net­ Much o t the controversy teat LaMotee, property on Dockerel oonservatton chairman Mrs. surrounded Kent began about 20 ^®^ Ci«structlM to oepard Pasterlck, or Girt Scout In Death of Man in Road work and in our office within minutes of the years ago when a House Un- Wetner O. Jr. and Shdla E. leaders'by April 28. Dream House means that American activities Committee KunoU, property to Valley Judges tor tee contest an No criminal negligence has presence of the deceased in the associated him •with what tt View; Monroe Mooes to Warren Tolland art teachers Mrs. ju- been found by Tolland County travel portion of the highway story itself. Yes, this newspaper tells it like it and have avoided striking him. called a “OommudoMront’’ or- “*“1 Barbara Btandley d Cov- etty on Rt. cAsnoM OHEvsounr oo.. may pm alt on automatle tooth- so, . 1226 lliain S t, to be powered by oedi- Also, BUsabsth G. u «g to ' TsI. ' " EAST CENTER MANCHESTER. CONN. 6 4 9 -2 8 1 3 noiy tap water. BHow BuUdera property on ICANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 PAC» N INBTfcEN

one of the children, and would I FA0 9 BGHTEKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 Andover Cheshire Man bring her home for visits. fl/euverea ampton. u p want the Cunard On the day of the incident, T o Clivifivrl I flag-rapraeenting a gold Gets'7-15 Years 1 . 0 l ^ m i a r Q l i i n C Uon rampont, bolding a globe pcvUema, at laaat latent ones, of Alexander Dubcek aa firat Scout Show Mrs. Bbuig had left the child in tlM atatutory detlntUon o t a secretary of the Csechoslovakl- in her huabond’s care. The child T 'i v f * 1 \ In n t h fil ¥ between Its tocapawa. In Girls Death was fuasing, Pickett said, and r IVC ITlOninS LNnnw fAoi scheduled to have been deUv- But theta Im another tgatMem 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Set Tonight WTTniunouni, ATBRBURT, wiaiu. Ootm. ( A P ) - Afterward, Bbuiv called LONDON (A P) , — The (]ueen ------jnet Nov. 1*. This waa de- In the atatuta, too. "There has developed among James Bbuig, 37, cf Cheehlra, neighbors, who po- ®ll*abeth 3, Britaht’e iU-etarrad layed untU Jan. 1, afler a ahake- The law la that no one may Quotes Goto aobuttng in toam oon- Offer Varying Views bn Role some of the young a cult of irra­ who pleaded guilty to man- lice. ' luxury liner, was formally hand- down cniloe over Christmas, hire a InMij/lst on a oontlni^ent 1132 SEDAN tlaoee to flowleb wMh regiflor By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tionality and incivility which se­ MOTORS MNer’a Note: mlttee, or fay the admlntatra- Oarry tUa Interpretation o l lee baala—that la, they can not verely strains attempts to main­ • AUTO. TRANS. ■neatlngi of Pack 134, many alaugfater in the death last Sep- Bbuig had pleaded guilty to ed over to the Cunard Unea to- ***“ ** * delay imuiual tor the halta of the Oomfaotiout tloa. the law a little fuither, and the tell him, “Tou fet that bill kill- "Th e blahopa reatate with tain senalble and deeerft human • BLA CK « wMutlB mode to ininna«'^ the tember of a 8-yaarpId Hamden the charge of manalauglfter In. day—five monthe late. ttale Oepttol duftne a leglaia- it i, appuent that Bailey queadon could be raiaed aa to ed and you yet P W O . Jt you Btrong conviction and growing communication.” — Statement • RED INTERIOR he* aenalaa are often sued with •‘proniote or oppoae, directly or ^whether the wrltera of newa- you fail, all you get la ex* by heads of 21 top U.S. coUegea. . boya on doing what they need concern our oppoaition to abor­ • UNDER FACTORY WARRANTY 7-tolB yean In etate priaon. . hh- i m u mt fcir inat n — .V —" — *• over ua«a wi uon. a w» put m k k p ta g lf eiifalng action, or Inac- tndheotly, the paaaage o f any editoriala anh the broad- i>enaea.” tion.” —Reaolutlon by the Na­ to do to advance, add enjoy­ Cheahlra police found the bat- xueadav^The case waa contln- Wmrolf aatlafled that the ship le untU the line was satisfled the tka OB apeelSc fatlla. The fo* leglalatlan" aa the atatute aays. ceaten of radio and televlalon The intent la oinlouily bo re- tional Conference of Catholic ment of a vaxlaty of aotivlUea. CHALLENGE "One eighth of the federally The troop w ill m eat « t the teredred body of' Margaret DeSte- ^ to^Thumday when Bbuig 5“*’^ rapalra .wp was seaworthy. Smallpelce _ la aa a]ipralaal. of *ae ^ ^ of a ehould be required to duce the temptation to try un- Bishops. fanolanuno ono n the IUMJUOUkitchen tableWUAV veof , a.a. -Jraa ^ to her turbines and comiriethm eatlmated the delay cost Cunard regardtng lobt^rlata end inspected sausage and one fifth elem entary eohool tenigfat at 7 _ lohbylat alai> include, the re- ^ of other sausage contained in­ Eburre home at 833 Coleman ^ „ of the interior decorations. 17 .2 million In revenue. hoar they wot o^ larvae, ------Road_ _ Sept. r - — W. ------She------remained Superior . - Court Judge Ray ***^P Vormally handed Moat o f the ehlp’a 1,800 poa- or en^iloyM lor ootnpefeeatlon." ^ ^ employed for oompenea- g o in f to be paid w lntber or very risky buslnesa and you *1895 peta and bobblea. K ievan boya unoonscloua until her death the mond J. Devlin read m sen- jjj ceremony at Cunaixl’e senger berths are booked tor rodent hairs and other idnda of ^^compare our Rambler to m r DON mciMJE w in raoelve aw ardo. B d Lavoie (hm't go to war over every inci­ filth.” —Consumer advocate next day in Watoihury Hoepltal. t«nc®- London offlee. Anthony Hopper, her dgfaiMlay preview cruise to dent.” —Sen. Jacob K. Javlta, TED TRUDON wUl get the gold arrow under Asst. State’s Atty. Walter M. chairman of the Upper Clyde the South Atlantic staitlng next any other car; compare Ralph Nader, urging reform of boar bodge, Raym ond B radley ■ A im n oItD , Conn. (A P )— R-N.T., on the shooting down of the U.S. food industry. VOLKSWAGEN — PORSCHE Pickett said Mm. Bbuig, a drlv- About 10 per cent of all the ShlpbuUden, signed tor the ves- ’Tuesday. She starta her transat- a U.S. reoonnaiaance plane by the silver arrow trader bear er o f a aehobl bua that trans- maoblne tools manufactured in Mi>g builders. lantic maiden voyage M ay 3 and our prices to any WhMt la a lobllylat? who «•" a~geU »a «M»raalary3r manfrom methe no-Re- *•» — may be aiyued that the unrni nr TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLB b a d g e . Parley Guest that qoMUon was asked of pubUcan State Central Commit- ftmctlon of the edltortal writer | North Korea. India, with about 475 million ported retarded children, be- the Utalted Statee are made In simultaneously. Upper Is due In New York tor the flrst •a e e n l lofafaykte the f ? -haply to comment on event.. ^ people, has a larger population O ther aw ards w ill go to C lay Dr. James Tuipin, founder cAme Interested in Margaret, Vermont. Clyde’s bouse flag was lowered time May 7. ^ other dealer’s^see if than any other country on earth ton Lews, goM enow under rLi. « imptmniitu R l. unUhely that Heuamaa ^ ^ repoetei vM "G od help us without him.” — Prague woman on the removal except China. w df faa^; M ichael iciwur *u. P**®***®"* P roJ^ OoC' you can buy as qiddtly devefcped. would even try to "pstonote or ? “ * ***^*^?? legMation aeskon la over ver arrow trader 'wtrtf badge; <****• hri««t»ltlonal non- Atanat everyone had a diffea^ oppoee" legislation. R wouldn't ^ ^ ^ d who U to know vdiat the Stephen O dem on, dem ter, and profit m edloal relief organlca- much car for so little ” * * _ * ? * * “ * * goo<^ knoe the Demo- as a“ ^?rita? a rm n g e ih «t w e s t T ^ J ^ d t a ^ t^Sayton Loars, aeeia ant denner. tloh, w ill be guest speaker at SELECTED USED CARS hmad Into an aigumenl. crata otanumber the RepubUcana S ri ? « li been on a oonUngent fee k.. i- money anywhere H Bright be more liiBnieave In the Oeneral Aseemfcly nearty tor aU the^tS^^tmiykiw^ to aafe WHO la a lobbytstr twb to oiw. ' “*'**^ *® nTl- CADIUACS w—— i> rwwMTv _ campaign for or againet certain canployw of a loobyiat and D avM ltopes w olf bedro O oanectlcut Stato Federation of else in town” 1 OoooKy, H artg^ The law la ao broad, however, tvne« nt telfllation knowa after the Deaaion la over .y* .^***°y oBenta that It Invltea questlotis, some tl***** whether the tobbytot has been Sohrayer wlU get a denner Sdurday, 28, s e ­ 1969 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille— Light blue with white padded roof. Sharp Car! All Anylca^ lnwry ce ^ tiMm eeenring far-fetched at would seem a perami etfecUve or not. And there Is award and Jeffrey W etngart, as- Valle a Steak Cadillac accessorias including air conditioning. Low, low m ileage...... SA¥1^SAVE ^ “** glance. «» way, under the pre^mt ays- elatant dam ur. 1968 CADILLAC Eldorado Hardtop Coupe— ^The personal prestige car, the popular gold gtale ao^y. end the tWiat ahSa-former Ohio gov- tom, that the stato could MI H ospital O oftoe H our RoMn Otoholte Archdioosee of ,«o r Mlohael V. DiSalle, H whether the euooees of the lob- SPECIAL PURCHASE A w eU -ettended coffee hotra ^ ^ color. Ail power accessories. Factory air conditioning ...... $6495 ®^f***- ■ .. ^ ____ «toopped in at the CiqpUol this ^ bytet determined the alxe of hla tor the benefit of W indham **!*T^„*f. No one doubts that Joe Cooney week to urge rmsal cfttirdeath w «« required to reglater aa a H ospital w aa held Tuesday at M exico. T he project to be- 1968 CADILLAC Devilie Convertible— ^Yellow with black top, black leather interior, air 1908 Is a lobbyUt — and one of the penalty? tobbylst. j, lobbylat's employer I B ox, n u e , meg. Wtk, 1 t ^ h ^ cf M ». WlMtosT AD- ^ conditioning, all CadiHac accessories, all new tires. New car condition . .. :...... $5595 . oad one o f the hlghesfcqwld Even though it was a oneehot tosult would lie in being „reee required to regiort the fee ^FMD MOTM CO. CM S- o f the bunch. bott. AebrtraRd. It was the first ^ appearance. If DisaUe w «a being g ro «I> «l with profeseiom l ^'spe- BEFORE the aeaslim. o r at ifae of a aeries, epenaored by the 1968 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille— Cobr: Doeskin with beige padded roof, factory air But what about John IL Bail­ paid to do what be dM, It would pleadera." The flattery time of registration, however, — - - - ' The Manchester Junior Club ey. flw etate and farmer m- W om an’a A uxiliary of the hos­ conditioning, tilt wheel, all Cadillac accessories ...... - ...... $5595 atem that he should have reg- would lie in being regarded as the state wouM be more Hkiely pital, to be held in tow n. wtU be the hoet club tor the Mcnal Democratic ohsdrman? Istered in the Secretary of the « «• potontlal Influence on to prevent the payment of fees 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500 and XL conference. "I lobby for the edmintotra- ’The auxiliary need* help in State’s offlee and paid his $S course of events in^the Gen- on a oonUngency basis. (And ‘the sew ing of h o ^ ta l garm enta ttoto*’ Bailey enriled and aald fee before he spoke hla piece AsaesnWy. probaMy no one would be hap- OLDSMOBILES ' wIm b the quest! OP was put to 2 and 4-DR. HARDTOPS-4-DR. SEDANS. and si(ppUes. W om en tn tow n in the crowded Senate chamber The above exampiee should pier with strch a requirement w ho w ould liloe to help in iM e Monday moRiing. indtoate that there are some than the lobbyists themaelvea.) Royal Families 1968 OLDS Luxury 98 Sedan— Blue with blue padded roof. All power accessories in­ And, under OameoUcut law, w ork, either as individuals o r in BMley Bright be required to reg- M OST W ITH groups, during A pril, M ay and At Services for cluding factory air conditkming. latar aa a lobbyist—except that JuneJ u n e are a r e aaked to oaU Mrs. l?_ rh. 1989 Ram bler 2-Door Sodan he le not paid aqytUng by the Charles Hill, sewing committee 3 p a iD S H ARE CARS! 1965 OLDS Delta 88 4-Door Hardtop— ^Automatic, power steering and brakes. Real for your summer driving pleasure! Consider one of these Steering, V-8 Engines, Whitewalls, Wheel Covers, Each Carries staged at) the ’Town'Hall with <**®‘* her villa last ’Tuesday at MANY PONTIAC models from 7 to 13 wearing ^® o*’* clean car...... $1495 styles from Buiton’s in Man- Constantine and Queen COMPARE PRICES! DEALERS ARE Balance of Factory Warranty, 5 Years or S0,000 Miles,' charaxr. Mother Frederlka o f Greece, AIR-CONDITIONED CARS _____ ex-King Umberto and Bx-Queen ^ then come In and buy a Rambler at MAKIN8 Manoheator Evening Herald Marie-Jose of Italy, and King PONTIACS 67 MERCURY PARKLANE 67 CADILLAC ^ YOUR CHOICE Andover oorraspondent, Law­ Mihai and Queen Anne of Roma­ rence Moe, tel. 74>-8nM. nia were among 800 titled moui> 1965 GRAND PRIX Hardtop Coupe— ^All blue, automatic^ power steering and brakes, 65 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 65 CADILLAC ners fai the small 18th century console ...... $1595 Selected’ Used Cars WILD 65 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 64 CADILLAC Sacra Coeur church, where the Calvary Plang late queen had regutoly attend­ 1964 GRAND PRIX Hardtop Coupe— Green, automatic, power steering and brakes... . $1295 CLAIMS 68 MONTEGO BROUGHAM 67 THUNDERBIRD ed Sunday services slnoe She 67 MERCURY MONTCLAIR 67 DODGE MONACO came here 37 years ago. BiStu^ Spring Crusade Ambroglo Marchliml, papal nun- '68 JA V EU N 65 MERCURY PARKLANE 67 OLDSMOBILE W AG O N . ___ _ . clo to Swltaerland, conducted SCRANTON MOTORS, INC Md A Spring Qniaade tor cblldran requiem Maae. SST 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, tportshift, antomotk, 67 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 68 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL and youth wlU be conducted Laig, crowds, eatimated by I lillinrni it I h nil I I lit tinted glaes, radio. SOAOR ) Failastfe PromisM 65 BUICK ELECTRA 66 BUICK LeSabre Convertible Tueeday through Friday from p < 5 J ^ to n S r 6,000, aese^ Balance of factory warranty. t:16 to 11:46 each nwrnlng ^ bled in front of the queen’s vllU CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC , » but 68 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL COUPE O ^vnry Church, 647 E. MkkUe ouchy and before the church. ’I^tke. ’The crueede ia open to Ammig them were more than 8 7 5 - 2 5 ^ ' 166 UNION ST., ROCKVILLE, CONN. *^^3 -9 5 3 3 ‘67 MUSTANG Wa Wm Meat I . . . All Are Reasonably Priced and Fully Warranteed . . . | aU young people between 4 and i qoo Spanish royalist* who had 14 years of age. come here by oar and In five OPEN Compatttiea Mrs. Helen Burlce of Hyeiaris, apeclal planes from Madrid, ^Door Hardtop. 289 V-8, sportshift, S 9 A O R kfoas., and Mrs. Kenneth gome of them waved Spanieh auftomatic, r a ^ , heater, wwa. g V T 9 aid Ouflailsan w ill direct the pro- flogs, but obeyed when Swiss FITZCERALD FORD, gram of wonriilp, Bible study, pcllcemen asked them to put the and recreatton. flags a'way. •67 REBEL SST Wa wm SaiviM MORIARTY BROTHERS '‘ToUand Goimty’s Oldest Ford Dealer” “ON THE LEVEL, AT CENTER AND BROAD” USED A epecial oloring isdly ‘wlU be Bight sons and grandwras of C 100% GUARANTEE ON All select used cars A Late - Model Used Car From CARTER’S autcmalUc, 1^ 0, heater. Qim owner. 1 9 7 9 1964 PONTIAC THESE LATE-MODEL USED CARS ARE THE BEST BUYS AROUND '64 RAJMBLER Grand P rix Hardtop Coupe. C3a»ic 4-Door Sedan. Bconamy 6 cyl. engine, V-8, RAH, auto, trans., pow­ 1969 POLARA 68 BUICK $2895 68 CAMARO $2295 67 CHEV. $2295 66 CHEV. $1845 er eteertaig and brakes, fac­ Ctaprlce 4-Door H ardh^. V-8, Impels Super Sport Coupe. S^peed standard shift. • O O R tory air. L« 8abre Custom ‘400’ Sport Sport Ooiq>e. 6-cyl., standard, . Coupe. V-8, auto., power radio, heater, bucket seats, auto., power steering and V-8, auto., opower ateering, A good value,2nd car. 0 7 9 1967 GADILLAC 2-Door Hardfop. Vinyl interior, vinyl roof,' .et®mng and brakes, radio, whitewalls. brakes, vinyl roof, radio, radio, heeiter, bucket seats, k1395 1969 GHEY. PICK-UP heater, whitewalla. whitewalla. Coupe De ViUe. Ptoll power, air 1987 FORD beater, whitewalls. 1988 FORD %-Ton Flareside. Std. shift, 6 cyl., Executive Custom 4-Door Sedan. V-8, power brakes, engine, auto, tram., R&H, 67 CHEV. $2125 1964 PONTIAC Country Squdro Wagon. V-8, auto., radio. Orig. 7,300 mUea. cmuL radio, WWB. Bel Air Station Wagon. V-8, 67 CHEVELLE $2145 '68 AMBASSADOR undercoating, poWer steering,' M 9 iiC 68 CHEV. $2895 Malibu 4-Door HardU^. V-8, 65 FCRD $1495 CUtleas 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, PS., PB., Kudio, wws. Only at Big CAS auto., power ateering, radio, Only at Big CAB Only at Big CAS w Impala Super Sport Custom auto., power steering, radio, Galaxife *800’ Sport Coupe. D P L 4-Door Luxury Stafitm Wagon. 282 en g ^ , power steering and brakes, whitewall tires. A KW Coupe. V-8, Hydramatlc, heater, whitewalls. V-8, auto., power ateering, factory air, Uue. Only at BCg CAS hecuter, whitewalls. automatic trans., radio, heater, power steering, $ 4 2 9 5 * 0 power steering, radio, heater, 67 CHEVY II $1795 radio, Ijaater, whitewalls. power brakee, dectric traiigate window, tint^ •1995-“ bucket oeoU, vinyl roof, 67 CHEV. $2325 •1195 1969 •1495** wihltewalU. Nova SixNt Coupe. 0-oyI., Impala Station Wagon. V-8, windshield, vinylair seat uplndstery. One owner, •3195** lAbtle Profit DoMer lilittle P ro fit D ealer 1968' DODGE 1965 DODGE standard, radki, heater, Hydramatlc, power steering, 65 CHEV. $1395 barely ll,Ck)0 miles. Balance of factory warranty. Little Profit Dealer whitewalls. Im pels 4-Door. V-8, auto., 1964 BUICK Ldttle Profit Dealer Coronet Wagon. 6-oyL, 68 DODGE $2695 radio, heater, whitewalla. LeBabre 8-aeat Station Wag­ Polara 4-Dr. Hardtop. Au­ power steering, raidlo, heater, Scarab gold/matching interior. S 9 0 0 C nloely equipped. Polara Sport Coupe. V-8, au­ on. V-8, auto, trans., RAH, to trans., RAH, $ M M M145 to., power ateering k brakes, 67 MUSTANG $2045 66 BUICK - $1650 whitewalla. Unbeat^le at A079 power Peering and brakee. factory air WWaw radio, heater, vinyl roof, Sport Coupe. 8-cyl., auto., Special Deluxe 4-Door. V-8, GALAXIE 500 Choice of two radio, beater, bucket seats, auto., power steering, heater, 1985 FORD whitewalls. 65 RAMBLER $1295 •1295 1965 CHEVROLET whitewalla. whitewalls. LTD 4-Door Hardtop. P3., PB., 1986 PONTIAC 1966 FORD 1968 DODGE 1967 CHRYSLER Claaelc ‘ttOf Station Wagon, '64 OLDSF85 L e Mans, Oonv. V- , auto, PS. Bal Air 4-Door. V-8. aiUto, PS., Gentry Squire Wagon. V-8, auto., 68 CAMARO $2495 e-oyl., auto., power ete e ib if. radio, V-8, wws. 8 Coupe. RAH, 67 CHEVELLE $2345 66 CCRVAIR $1295 1963 CHEVROLET radio, WW8. 4-DOOR HARDTOP radio, WWB. PS., PB., radio, wwa. .Cbaiger 2-Dr. Hardtop. 800 Ctonv. Siwrt Coupe. V-8, standard, Monaa Sport Coupe. 8-crt., radio, heater, whitewalla. 4-Door Sedan. Bel Air Station Wagon. 6- Only at Big CAS Vinyl roof and Interior, auto, trana power steer- power steering, radio, heat­ Malibu Super Sport Coupe. , Only at Big CAS Only Bit Bkg CAS Only at Big CAS V-8, auto., power steering, auto., ra ^ , heater, bucket V-8, automatic, radio, heater. cyl., RAH, auto, trans., pow­ buokst seaita, console, Ing and brakee. er, bucket seats, whltewalis. seats, whitewalls. 64 CHEV. $1195 er steering. bucket seats, radio, heater, Shiup maroon finish, black interior. Vinyl Roof, 390 Engine, Power Steering, Power .RAH, auto, trana., power vinyl roof, whitewalla. Impels Sport Ooiqw. V-8, au­ *1295 •1495** f - r t o g $2895 68 CHEV. $2645 66 CHEV. $1745 to., radio, heater, whitewalls. •795 •1495-*® Brakes, Radio, Whitewall Tires, Plus Many Extras. •1095^ •1895"* Im pala Ckietom Coupe. V-8, 67 CHEV. $2125 Impala Sport Coupe. 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H W p m r MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE ri' V ■ ■ ■■■ v '.'f /,' ■■ HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE E d itor Sports Editor WITH Nancy Maeombar I9CWTTHIN9!. Feature Editor' Jerry Katona E6A^ HOW (U a 1 EI/ER GET THOSE Senior Editor LOUTISH GOARPCRS OPP MV BRCIC? Aimrir M PmtImm hnlR Betsy Huntw IVE CONVINCED THEM THAT ASTEDNAlTr Linda Jacoba HOOPLE IS COMIN6 TO V/ISIT ME! AND Little Things T h e H i g h S c h o o l W o r l d IF 1 CONCEDE THAT IT WAS A OESi: THEVU. GKiNU m e t o DEATH VOL. XXXI, No. 25 ACBOSS DOWN FRIDAY, APRIL 18 UKE S O MAMV p ir a n h a FISH.' Compiled by Stndents of Manchegfr High School Mrs. Jojrcs Don, Faenlty AdvlEer 1 Small d«frf« iBm all island 2 Spanish IF ONLV k 5 Small particle fS m a ll eneers I C O U L D 3 Delicate color Letter to the Editor AIEET H IM ' quaiitity Students See 12 Cut 4 Declares to be langthwlM tru e The Department' a t HealUi vity Is the first sign of Jhe dis­ 13 Farm 5 Poisonous Recruitment issued a warning earlier tide ease. But even then it is too Pastel and Briggs atructure tnaks late. Day dreaming and elant eR ow ofsca U w«ek. Schoed offlctols have been l4C anl M Yellow bugle Cmyth.) skipping soon set in. The patient 15 Penitantial 7 O il (com b, SOBlttarvetdi warned to watch for an out­ form ) plant As Valuable becomes very forgetful (espe­ ALLEY OOP aaaaon 27 Numeral 40 Scant break of epidemic propoiUons BY V. T. HAMLIN ISIbaenliero 8 Notch 28 ------41Qppoaabene cially of homework); and speaks 17 Courteay title 9 Sew with long The tables were turned last of a highly contageous disease— only of graduation, summer va­ DOCS GOT A MACHINE (note well) authority ..BUT HOW ARE WE OH, THAT'S NO : 1 18 Organic stitches 42Spanlah weric for tmme S3 MHS students Senloritis. cations, and college. A far-away, Lead Class of ’69 29 Related oh TMAn-L n n you any- ALL GONNA GET PR0BLEM...10U compound WHEIC IN TIME YOU INTO THAT LITTLE PEOPLE GO 10 More frigid mother's side gbra nama as they took on the role of stu­ n ils disease oonflnee itself to slightly dased look Is the only "It seems like yesterday that MIGHT WANT TO BE.' PEE-BUSGY? ON AHEAD... 20R evolvet 11 Succinct 32 Swiss canton 45 Ripped dent teachers at- some of the a certain age-group of our pcqni- I first stood before you, and al­ 22 Italian man'a phystesl sign of this lUitess. 19 Unit of 33 Body o f water 40RaUBnal town’s elementary and junior lotion — namely, high school though the year seemed as If title reluctance Numerous cases of the disease 34 Slippery fish 48 ------M axw ^ high schools. These etudents it would never end, the end Is 24 River in 21 Beast of 36 Leas great 49 Argot seniors. With no regards to sex, have already been retorted to France burdm 37 Snarer M Jobit of were given a chance to see what color, or religion, It strikes the health department centers almost here.” The words of 25 Leek of size 23 Deaeit shrub 38 Cadmus’ the leg it is like on the other side of without mercy, and with Itttle around the country. If you sus­ Superintendent Dr. Donald Hen­ 30 Nights before daughteg 53 Nourished the teacher’s desk. w arning. nigan were echoed by the sen­ ,''^HvEI?itJNE PWS eventa 25 Permit pect you know a carrier, avoid Teacher recruitment was timents of many seniors at t^isir PROBLEMS® 31 M usical r* S“ 1“ r “ V r T“ 1 r IT r r The cause Is not certain, al­ him if you cue en underclasa- C tfH .. M . h.Tltt.,»IN.eNL 4-/S quality riarted some 12 years ago and though warm weather, blue rlfien. S ince on ly s m io rs a re Tuesday, X period assembly. 32!Emp~ Employ IT 13 14 offered only to seniors until a skies, and love are the prime suBcepUble, you will o*Uy de­ With Principal A. Raymond 35 Skin few years ago when It was de­ suspects. However, the ssrmp- velop a bad case of envy. Yau’U Rogers, Vice Principal Mr. coloration nr 14 17 Laurence Leonard, and Senior OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 36 Bristle (hot) cided that Jun'ors would have toms are unmistakable. have your turn. 37 W oody plant II i r KT 2T a better chanOb to decide on A defbdte slow-down in acti­ Kathle Knapp '69 Class President Lee Potterton B eth V a n ia on hand, Mr. George Emmer- r h a r d t o t b l l 38I)iaemb^ed teachliq; as a possible career. ABOUT PBOPUE 40 Place of To all, lit was a new and en­ llng announced the two top ^ I M f h MIA. It. TM. M.i, Nt. NOW-A-PAY»... exertion A u joyable experience. At first the ranking students of the class of W O RKERS LOOK 4 3 E )x i^ L Legion of Honor '69. The 1969 class valedictorian DAVY JONES UKE RA5HION 44RiaM up » fl u recruits observed classes and BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS PIATBS.BOVB then gradually took, over some Legislator Replies is Douglas Pastel, and salutor- LO O K UIKB against ■ “U you haven't the strength After all is said and done, one 47 Small spot X of the teaching chores. The stu­ ian to John Briggs. A R G M H .' VOU CAN’ T ESCAPE, \ (5IRLB,AMD to tmfxMe your own terms upon still Ukee to look back at the GIRLS WEAR. 51 Japanese dents were shown that teach' Doug Pastel to tireasuier of YOU C A N 'T SIR... I'VE GOT YOU kimono sash life, you must aooept the tenns past and ponder all the good NHS, and to a finalist In the S T O P M E . SURROUNDED < ■ Ing is not at all a simple job. 52 Bread form r It offers you.” times, the rough scrapes, and I'M ... I’M u ■Iliey had to plan lessons, cor- National Merit Scholarship Pro­ 54 D evisee ■ T .S. EEot the mishaps. To Student Ideas gram. In hto junior year, Doug LEAVING : scheme K. iW t papers, and even do a little v r u An intereatlng. quote... “You For some people It might be received the Harvard Book 55EncounterM counseling of their own. The youth of our nation is short as possible and specified must accept the terms It offers hsuTl; but for this week’s male Prize. Doug to president of lOH, 56 Sea eagle II 14 constantly 'being asked to par­ that much more could be writ­ John Briggs you." TMnk aibout It. When a ^udent had some Dooglas PaaM 57 Anglo-Saxon leglonalre, it’s easy. After all, ticipate and take an interest in ten on each issue. and AFS, and he to the vice alave M t6 47 Beth Ferrts has apparently, "free” time, he was able to go when you’ve led an eKctting our government. But how much Stating that tire class report president of the student coimcll. 58 W inglike part for this lb the phllosophiy rite in to obsein^ other dasses, so Doug to also captain of the Susan Silhavy, Allan' Smith, sen, Linda Herzog, arxl Terry W fo 4A ‘ Ufa, there’s a lot to remeniber. has anyone’Actually done other showed a greet deal of insight 59 Organ pan tries to follow. How can one ae to see more than just one swimming team, a member of Karen Smith, Linda Smith, Su- Sue H rins. J l John Torzsa has had a good than grab onto a protest sign? into the problem of racial pre­ 6 0 P r ^ t iio n method of teaching. An interest­ the tennis team, and to In the mn B. Stackpole, Nancy ^tan- Ellen M. Humiston, Janice tellT TaJne her stand on the draft time these three long peri years. At 'least one group, Mr. judice, Mr. Daddario followed (Ntwipaptr Intvptitt Attn.) ing approach to teaching was Round Table Singers. Uewicz, Joan Starsiak,.. Robert Johansson, Rodney Johnson, systenv: "A person Is given the Mainly, he’s a sports enthusiast. Schwartz's Introduction to Busi­ this by saying that the gov- tights of hte country, so he seen — where students are en­ Salutatorian John Briggs is T. Taylor, Christine. Twomey, Eleanor Klein, Henry KMn, You’ll always be able to find ness class, has done eomethlng. enunent can do only so much couraged to learn more about vice president of NHS, president Marsha Vennart, Wayne Waloh, Laurie Lambert, Pauline should fight to protect these John on the football field, bas­ This course, open only to and that' the solution to the ilglitB.” Or heti view towards a subject by themselves. This of Current Affairs club, and the David Ware, Stuart Wolf and Lavol'e, Donna LawreiKe, E. ketball court, or tennis court. m>phomorm, w as’ doing an In- problem lies wUh the individ­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER method gets away from the president of the German Club. Laura Zoglio.'' Jean Leslie, Barry London^ Lin­ civil lights: "A person’s tights But when he’s not participating depth riu^y 4>f the social, and uals. standard format of the teach­ He to also a member of Sock da Marchtoio, Richard D. Mar ritouM not depend on their race, in some competition, he’s pibb- economic problems of our na­ With regard to unemployment, The following students com­ er rianding In front of the class and Buskin, Arldian, and the McIntosh, Mindy MentcheU, WAYOUT creed, or color.” Both are a b ly a t N ew Y ork Stsrilum In tion. Mr. Briwvartz, feeling that Mr. Daddario stated that he plete the top quarter of their BY KEN MUSE definite. Ih each case she’s the fsUl w atch in g the O tants, or and lecturing for the period. their reports showed much In­ Folk Club. John was chosen as c la s s ; Mary Miller and Susan Moyer. felt it is the “U.S. govemmoit’s a representative to Nutmeg .MrNiafht Syndkstc, Inc. made up her own mind—“the at the Teen Center Sstiurday In one class there were about sight and understand'ng of these major responslblUty to keep the Catherine Albair, Janet And­ Nancy Nassiff, Jacqueline No-, strength to impose your own nights, or maybe he’s home 30 questions on the board made problems, suggested that some­ Boy’s State, and he won the well, Rosemary O’Connell, economy healthy through the Yale Book Prize. He to a final­ erson, Julia Annulli, Keith Bag- te rm s .” reading the comic strip BC or by the students themzelveer one outside the school Eiee.them Judith Paterson, Rayipond Q. ♦/!« POINT OF VIEW use of sound fiscal and mone­ ist in the American Baptist ley, Stephen Barnlirgham, Pa­ BUREAU OF She Udiea a detinllte attitude listening to Stevie Wonder or They were then given a host of for their eocial value. As all tary policies.'’ tricia Barrett, Lyim Beaulieu, Ptorii, Gregory Rein, Cheryl towards her future—attending watching Jonathan Winters. materials arid told to flrjd the were In agreement, they sent Scholarship Program, and he W S s in tern al He added, “First, teenagers' has . also won the Renaselar Barbara Behnke, Katrina Beck­ Relnhorn, Susan Scbelnari, Ctiamiberlayne Jtmior OoUq^ to John likes practically all kinds answers themeelves. This is a the reports to Mr. Emilio Q. Kathleen Shepard, Cyntiila T7T— REVENUE must be strongly encouraged to Mathematics and Science er and Susan Bentley. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL major In Interior Decorating, of people and admlrM honesty way of preparing children for Daddarlo, the U.S. Ropresentai- Sines, Audrey Smith, Bctmie remain in school at least imtil Koran Bissell, Kristina Blake, and “to see the woiid once be­ and fiiendUnees in others. He college and high school, where tive to 'the House from the A w ard. '■ the coihpletion of high school. Mr. EmmerUng also armounc- Linda L. Bowen, Richard Bran- Starr and Emily Steere. fore I leave It.” beUeves one should “try to be a student must work inde­ First District of the Nutmeg C A R I ^ W CAMT FieHT NOW/ Secondly, government training ed the names of seniors gradu­ nick, Marline Bi’ay, Margaret Michele Twerdy, Ricterjl M. To remember the “sad and yourself at all times, striving pendently. State. moctgages programs such as the Job Corps ating with honors. They are as Broadt, Brian Buckley, David Ward, Charlene Wemwrgren and h appy thpieB a t MHS, but m ost­ to be as independent as you The week was considered a Questions tor comment by Mr. Melissa WUbur. must be continued and strength­ fo llo w s : Case, Renee Calhoun, Virginia ly the senior glila’ sldta, the can. He also advises that sports success by rit who participated, Daddario included: “How to ened. Thirdly, private Industry Janet Ackermani, Mark Cataido, WUUam M. Champ and OA-100 pecqde, and of course the cafe­ and aducotion are musts, “ if you and almost everyone at this abolisli predudtoe?” "How can can be aided by the government Ahlness, Debts' Avery, Janet Michele Chartier.' teria,” is the positive way she’ll want to have a good time in point decided to embark on a the govemmient set up adequate to provide on-the-job training Bengiasser, Diane Bennett, Rob- Lyim Chlttick, Wayne Oolla, remember her years at MHB. school.” Also he says, “Make teaching career. training programs to decrease for those with histories of chro­ orit Bleller, Janice Bletzer, Joyce Comber, Edward Con- Any girl interested In orriiery Hits same girl has already as many friends as possible.” Pam Holmes,. ’69, who taught unemployment?” "How can the nic imemployment.” Hie con­ Janice Bonham, Joanne Booth, r»rs, Doreen Decormler, Judith Intramural or playing field hoc­ made up a Uat of Bkee 11118 year John’s courses in­ pre-schooi han^capped children govermnent set up a good edu­ cational system?” He was cUso gressman pointed out that these David Brannlck, Nancy Brand- DeUafera, Janet Diehl, Hal key this spring may sign up with BUZZ SAWYER Cmsculte, water riding, horse­ clude U.B. History, trigonom­ and kindergarten at' Keeney BY ROY CRANE asked to comment on “the lack were only poeslbtUtiea and that er, John Briggs, Maureen Everett, Beth Ferris, Roberta Miss Van Dyke. Archery prill back tiding, water, gmpe ooda^ etry, Etoglish and current Issues, Street School, said that her ex- of motivatkxi.” Burke, Donna Carpenter, Chris­ Fleishman, Deborah Franklin, be on Monday and WednesAay LOOK DOWN BELOW, MR. SAWYER, WELl,AH...I...I DOHT - l a r a ati level two. peiiciice "had confirmed her unemployment Is approaching and clothes) and dislikes (egg tine Clarke, Joyce Cole, Patrick Ihomas Goodin, Susan Gottlieb, DO YOU SEE THOSE LO&S AT THE I WAS KNOW. I ’M AFRAID After graduation, John plans decHrion to become a tearirer.” . In a letter to Vice Principal an all-time low. ■ arxl field hookey on Tuesday tjOA plant, Uver, brussel' sprouts, George EmmerUng, Mr. Dad­ J. OoUet, Susan Cooper and Patricia Haiiley, Douglas Han- THINWHS..,! NOT. I'M NOT THE to Bittend college, possibly South­ Sue Noble, '70, who taught 9th “Care must be taken at an niursday following vacation.' mud, and greasy hair). dario emphasized his regret Lynne DeMck. 1/ WONOER„.IFONLY HERO TYPE, ern Connecticut State. He hopes grade at Beirnet Junior High early age to interest himself in Beth has a specific piece of that he had kept his replies as Jean Dorchespter, Robert Dix­ TURfiEMT.) y SOMEBODY COULD someday to travel to the moon, said that she, “learned what It the great variety of experiences CLIMB DOWH THIS a d v ice to r uhderclasanwn — on, Joan S. Drielinski, Douglas ^ probably to mast new i>eople was like behind the scenes of in the world around him,” was WRETCHED PINNACLE, , "Join as many olufbs and ac­ Elchman, Lois Elseeser, S i:^ II and make new friends. teaching,” and confirmed the son, ’ Sandra Knybel, Eugene the opening statement in Mr. ITMlSHTBEPOSSlBUj tivities that you possibly can E. Eiinmeriing, Sandra Forbes, without them interfering with In the naeantime he may be fact that "the teachers really Lescroat, Jim McCarthy, KeWh Daddario’s comment on the ed­ MHS Evaluated TO 60 FOR HELP... Samhra Frederickson, ’ Joanne THAT IS, IF HE COULD j your studies.” found, somewhat earthbound, at do care about the atud«its.” McKenney, Cindy McNe:ai,^ue ucational system. He believes Bill Strickland, '70, ^ who Moorhouse, Sue Noble, Jacque­ Gut, Marilyn Gray, Maryellen H iat man who was examining in reality, the soboot carries out BUILD A RAFT. There's one more thing about 19 Erie Street In Manchester. that through more teachere and taught at the sixth grade level line Quey, Nancy Rohan, Joyce Halvorsen„, Margaret Heltrick, the buokets in the hallway so ilto phUoMidiy of education Beth Ferris theti’s notable; she O ky, ’ 69 better teaching this can be ac­ said that at first he had de- Rubin, Linda Ruggles, Karen Bruce Huet, Carolyn Johnson, curiously earlier this week was The MHS authorities will get believes that “petqrie sue varied complished, as well as through elded to teach hi'gh school, but Saunders, H olly Shorts, BUI Diane Johnson, Ernestine John- an evaluator, oite of the thirty-- a copy of the evaluators' report. and wonderful.” pong ^ayer. the expansion of the guidance now he is undecided as to Strickland, Pat Sylvester, Diane smi and Kathryn A. Jriinstxm. aix-mem'ber team sent to MHS There may toe eome things c> IMf w NEA. lac. TA i lef. U.1 M . Off. The 16 boys who participated counselors’ duties and the low­ Woulthi’t It be great If we all which age group he will teach. Troutman, Brenda Weise, and Marcy Juran, Deborah Kahn, by die New England Association wMcfa the school wHl have to jSeni could be so assured about life? were paired off to play eight ering of tuitions at the univer­ (best two out of three) games. Joyce Rubin, '70, who taught Mark Wlnzler. sities. He concluded that, "No Lisa KeMer, Barbara Kelly, of OoU^ri* wdr Secondary change wtihln a set time lim it; ¥ "I doh't think Dad ever will grow up and act like an B eg e '70 By the process of elimination, at Bennet, said that at first she The final event of the week man or woman should be pro­ Dale Aime Kowell, Janice Schools (NEAOBS) to evaluate however, most suggestione wlH ladult. He gtill thinks he ihould have the car whenever Krause, Kathy Kirause, Tonu MHS. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD the field was rvarrowed" down wasn’t sure about becoming a was a Pimch Party held at ni- hibited from attending a given be talked over by our facuUy, he wants it!" imtil Phil Clendanlel, ’66, and teacher, but now she is. She Ing Junior High, last Friday. institution for reasons of race, Kuurik, Andrew LaPenta, dif- Now that the evaluators (who 'Which win decide which suBV^ stated that the etuder.i'.s showed The student teachers discussed foid Lapointe, Sheri Levine, are for the iiwst part high tlons shotdd^be ected upon. NOT ON VOUR LIFEi MY AVND IS MADE UP.' Chris Cooper, '70, remained. creed or color.” Q en d a n ie l much interest; their week’s experiences with Carol Utke, Barbara Lundberg, school tearitera and adknitdstra- The NEUC88, wMrii wfll also I FEEL RESPONSIBLE TOMORROW I ' U BE With fineese, powerful slams Finally, In commenting on th a n k s t o CHRIS DUNDEE, FOR WHAT HAPPENED ON MY WAY.' STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFP , The following are the 33 jun­ Dr. Hennigan, Superintendent of Doris kiOtchell, Seth Mbeler, tors from OonnecUout, Massa­ receive a copy of the report, and a curve-ball serve, Clen- lack of motivation, Mr. Dad­ I KNOW THAT HIS REAL NAAAE — AND I'M GOING TO iors, and a few ^nlors, who Schools, Miss Gunther^ a co­ Martha Mustard, James E. chusetts, and Rhode Island) wdll decide next fall whether the IS LIFTV HYSTER— AND IF AW Takes Title daniel took It easily and became dario suggested that this prob­ GO AFTER HIM CANYON, DIP NO, COPPER-SO YOU YOU SAW THFOUOhI T co m e oT MY PLACE took part Ch Teacher B^rult- ordinator of the program, Mrs. Naschke, and Robin Neleber. have liiidrited their three-day sriiool should continue to be ac­ HUNCH IS CORRECT, HE'S AT MYSELF.' VOU PAY THAT the best Instramural ping pong lem stems from one of tw o Li I CAN FIOURE THAT YOU TOMORROW NIOHT- ment: Marcia Blase, June Carol Lenlhsm, MEIA president, visit to the- school;, they must BRISNEE ISLE RIGHT NOW' ' BOy TO ASK HAVE THE POLLEN TO Table Tennis—commonly call-, player in the school. Janioe Obucliowsld, David credited, should be jdaced on AND GIVE M E ' Cameron, Janlne Cunard, Mar­ causes. One cause is the Ignor­ LURE A YOUNG BEE ed ping pong. Equipment— two JL K , '70 and Mr. Suttliffe, principal of Okrant, Donald Osier, Dougtas write up their suggested hn- protMtlon or denied aocredlta- a n s w e r ! lene D'Addario, Anna^Donadlo, ance of the posatbllitlea which WHO p o e s n y know paddles, a ball, a tabla Players llUng and Mr. Vincens, vice- Pastel, Marjorie Pella, Sylvia provenUBiits in a report. tion. TMa dbcMon Is rriAde tor Doug Downham, Barbara Pirn- prin cip al. lie before one, and the other is YOU OWN THE HIVE* —*wo to four. Students ai

PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Welcome to the “Worid” ! Fourteen students have been chosen as new memben of the THINK ■ N O HSW staff. The new members a c t ' were selected on the basis of \ OHHLL4 FISHING! two original newspaper stories. All apidicants were required to CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER submit one example of a news story and one of a feature story IHAVB NO I GOT A WBAKNBBB FORlAtANLY \ aettelr try out. RECENT FHOTOB LAP5 WITH BUfiY LITTLE The follawlng students have FOR*COPIPiB/CJ! BUT d £ PONT, 50 yjU GOI tYa" 1 ^ ^ THEBE AREN’T TOO ------OFFA HIMt now joined the staff and began FLATTERINe— ia t thrir duties with a meeting to­ HERB'B THE BEST SHOULDN'T day In room 218 at the dose of UK0NBB>...A HAVE HUNG WORLD WARE sch ool. June Cameron, '70; Kathy Valda, ’71; Joyce Rubin, ’70; A~\t Jeff Whiteeril, ’71; Pat FarreU, Out of breath? Not this eager group. Meet the Barriosnuevos, Peter Nielson, Martin Fisher, Tom ’70; Cyndl Cohen, ’71; Paula ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS Radding, ‘70; Peter Walden, ’71; MHS track team. (From right to left) Garth Eddy, Chapin, Tony Km>sik, Steve Dieterle, Steve Gates BUen Wann, '70; Karen Winter, David Eddy, John Guard, Tom MacLean, Manuel and Ed Nixon. (Herald photo by Pinto) ’71; Elaine Pereeluha, '70; Anne Klein, ’71; Mldiael Tambling, '70; and Lorrte Brown, '71. 85-^55 Win Sets Team Off, Running Nancy Macomber, '70 In cose you haven’t heard, as they posaeu, winning 10 of 10 Ehreret^ In the two-mlle run, high jump and the triple Jump, LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON most people apparently haven’t. posslWe eventa. Sophomore sen­ junior sensation Jim Burke won respectively. In the pole vault, Y-tm t.trr ttnnK I sation Greg Nolan led the way with a fine time of 11:11, follow­ Lee Potterton seared lO'S” to BUNT C * * « { Manchester High School has an No World (Herald eholo by Buoetvloiisi) in the mtle run with a fine, time ed by Ekldy of MHS. 0ick win that event. In the 880 yd. outdoor track team. Tbto fact of 4:82.4. Tom Chapin M the JagouU won the javelin throw relay the team of Everett, Pot- There will be no “High School was ately atieeted to last Fri­ 440 yard pack with a 67.L Bar- w ith a toss o f 141, m inches. tenton, Gay, and Prior easily World” next week, as the re­ Englishmen, Hillbillies Do Mix day adian the tracksters roUed tone of Manchester also had a BitagUata was Manchester's won with a time of 139.2. porters and editors of' the pa­ to an Impreerive 88-00 Win over cred ita h le run. In th e 880 only double winner, taking the TSieeday, the tracksters open per will, along with the rest of Susan Jacobson, 70, and Phil it wan attended by "Intereating- far behind. Not Intended as a RoofevUle High. ^ “Deet” led the way with a U g h Jump w ith a lea p o f S'O” , their hdnne season. Let’s hope the student body, be opjoylng Cataido, '09 enjoy dancing to ly" costumed oouplee, because fund rafaer, the dance to meaot The traqk team, coached by 2:10, toUowed by Oates. Prior and the tri|de Jump with a mark that more than the tradlUonal spring vacation. Our next Is­ the music of the “ Englishmen" the girls donX let up on their to be a fUn affair. Bobbing'for Mr. Wllhams, who to esristed of Manchester fintohed ahead of of 89 feet lOVi Inches. Lee Pot­ three people show up. to see sue will appear on Friday, May at this year’s Sadie Haw- one chanoe for the year. Many apples oauaed a lot of iMgha, by Mr. Olsen and Mr. Pliinnoy, the field In the 220 with a line terton apd Tony Kuuslk also had th em win. 2. kins Danoe held last Friday of the- girls dUi their beet in 'as boys put their whole heada time of 28 seconds, followed by respectable performances In the showed the overall depth which Steve Armstrong *70 - -..U iteem m night in the cafeteria. As usual dressing up, with the boys not in and came up sputiertng. J . IVKNINQ HERALD, MAI^CHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1989 ICANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FftlDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 THF Collect 48 Hits, Score 30 Runs in Three Wins Herald Angle A^ng But Proud Champious Favored

■» Orioles in Swinging Mood EARL YOST Celts Need Knicks, Celts Game Newest Hero in Pin Stripes OneYictory BOerPON (AP)—There’s dtjr end then IT In a Sd deriefcih rench the LMO career mask. against great pitching." Yankees loaded the bases wkfa Followed by Lakers nothing quite like a visit to ’Ihiireday. Frank RoUnson, off to a tre- Baltimore ooored SO run* and two out in the bottom of tbs lOth CouSd Bobby Miuroer be the next MkScey MBntle? ’"niey Juet beat the heck out nMtKkw* atari, ooQectod seven bad 58 MU in the three games and then Pepitone tagged Me The iDokie third bMMnan is the newest hero wearing For Finals ATLAINTA (AP) — The New York Knielu’ bwttk friendly Fenway Baric to gniid ilan. get the BaltQmore Orioiles at said Red Sox Itenager hlta In the series. His output in- and gave the Red Box’ outOeld- the pin sitripes of the New York Yankees. with the Boston G ^ k s wiH be foMowed dose)]r tonlilit Dick WHUsens before going into duded his fomth and fifth bo- ers quite a worioout Ptadi Mfter Gary Hahnan’s And ft>r good reason. BOSTON (AP) — The by (the Los Angdes Lakers. into a swingikig mood. A i^ a huddte with front otttoa brass The Orloled had 17 oatettos double broke an etidith bating Boston CeHics, who «t nig­ they provicte their own mu­ mem of the season, ralatag fala He kads the Ameridan League In rune scored with th s Arianta Hawka tor a oorterence on tbe otaib’e career total to BOB. He lined a Thuradoy Indudfaig bonos runs tie and pudied the Benaton to gled the bald (giota sion winner. wjsf welterweight champtam to Urn AtmttmSuaaM. League’s B>aat Dtvlalon. But when (he wind 1* bkrring Haro, tor 9 2-5 tontoge. ’Hien be taking the UHnning opener 7-8 indieiw. . . . the famed Policemen’s The aging hut proud deteod- On^^kes legtonril the role InkanTMtin^^ "We’re Mcdng tbe baU pretty out, U e it has been the last cou­ was tagged for « couple of runs on Joe Pepttone’B grand alam Hits by CMtss Btoiwb and Plain Jimmie Band of Geneva, drees ad to Nor ing riwmpion* are rilght fav«r- of favorlte-at least until fight good,’’ Baltimore ICanager Bari ple of daya^ you never taMw Norm Cboh oomltined wMh an Neafori member of the Yankee poleo(nic-*tyle ooetumas, wUl tim e- to defense of his title on bloop Mte and Bddtte Watt home run and dropptag the oast, Jimmie Hall, prefers the ttea to do Just that aa they take Weaver aatd In (be underetate- what’s gotaig to happen to tMs toror by pitcher Vicente Romo make Its concert debut between on the New York Knick* at Boe- tonight against Jose Napmss M ooime in to get the final out, nightcap 0-2. The other teame sprillng of hie fiiri name ala ment of the year before ble Or- ball parte. You can’t have preserving Paknerk aeoond vic­ were not soheduied; and A1 Kallne’e saoriOoe fly Sunday’s twtobiU ah Yankee ton Garden to the sixth gome at tolea M t town. enough runs here." • • • ‘ gave the Tigers tbetar three runs Jimmie Fooex, tbe former home' Stadium. AU member* of the their beet-of4>even aeries. The 81.year-old vetenm from tory without loaa. run MKter with the old PUladel- Hie M olee wore out Boeton’e to the series w i n ^ , Johnson "I’m very pleased with Palm­ TAMIU - SENAT0B8 — In the ntatth. HMn Tony HoriioiFa 96-ptece band ore active police­ But the strong play of the weak pltddng oorps. ’There wae dupBoated take feat of Weekwe- two4un homer pUUed dsveland phto A’a and Boeton Red Sox... men . . . Salute to Joe Fan: nigged, younger Kricks to the choice two wseks ago. Several er." Weaver said. "He pitched Mel Stottlemyre wmi his third Hall broke Into the New York days ago the odds dipped to triumpb to Atlanta waa a Uttle flnesae In the Baltimore day by npptaig four biU. Butord a beck of game In tiris baU pork. straight and Stan Bahnsen lost within one but the todtons felt AU baseball fans to attendance last tines gamee has re-awak­ attack. ’The Red Sox were cltd>- had three hits. Blair had two 'He only gave three runs—I don’t Ms third straight for tbe Yan­ short. lineup wMh a single. It was his. noting birthdays are saluted on ened the hopes of New York even money and take your pick. the first hit of the season after go­ Lateot on the score today was . * **“**.1 t l i ^ ^ r*f REASON TO CESLEBRATE— ^Anytime a fcfflow pitches a no-hit, ^ r u n trame bed into aubmieeion -ee the Ori­ and BSIe Hendklcks and Mark count the hunt two becauae they kees, who ^)Ut wltii the Senai- Mtokey Inltah got oredlt for the oenterfield Information tens. ing aero for 10 with Cleveland... oles pounded out 15 hlta In a 10- Brianger cMpped in two each. were cheap—and rU take that the victory, tale second of tbe aooreboard. Bob Fishri, Yankee After losing the first two Ctokea lOA, with ths poatibUlty ” “ *** ^ as did Bill Stoneman, rigiit, he has cause to sm!.1e. The Montreal huTler was tors. Stadium has been prettied up, the champion and 32-year-old dialt,’’ he said, "untfl ttaa lari 6 victory Tuesday, 15 in an 11-8 Brooka RoUnson had a single to any time here. I think we have Washington tied the opener in season over develond tut tbe public rriations chief, r^xxte games In humiliating fashion, '^cauglit with Manager Gene Mauch shortly after he stopped PhiladelpW coM. many box and reserved seoto that as many as 50 have been challenger would enter the ring wen. triumph called mercUuUy by go with hla homer and now guys who can get three runs the ninth inning on a two-run Tigers needed three leUevers to the Knicks have rebounded, at the Forum to neighboring "®ut It wa* a Mg viotasy dor rain after 7H liminge Wednee- having been pointed a bright honored to one day. If you’re* needs mdy one noore bit to anytime unless we run up homer by ICilce Bpsteln. But the retire the side In the ninth. winning two at home and (taep- Inglewood again on even terms. **■> co™*®* o® rood. Any- blue . . . The attractivriy attired having a birthday and planning ping a 97-96 decision here. candy-ririped usherettea are to take to a Yankee game, dn^) (tokes, defending tbe 157- thne you win on ths road It’* Baitoy Howell, the veteran pound division crown tor the !*«•*• Now we’ve got to work to prettier than ever and at times the Yankee management a note cornerman of the Celtioe,-eays pleasantly dlstiactlng . , . Denny and watch tor your name on sixth time, and NapMoa, a Cu- win one wt hotpa.’ ’ Stoneman Unnerved Major iGogua the key to the New Yorkers’ re­ ban expatriate now llvinf to Atianta Ckacli Rlclfle Gusrin McLain ia scheduled to pitch tor the board. surgence has been that theta- Mexico enty, figured to attract aald, "We’ye to a dittleult spot, Detroit to Sunday’s douMehead- * * * -t guards are penetrating the Boe­ =s:Laadors= ar agalnat Ithe Yanks. Saturday’s S w itd ie n some 15,000 fane and gate trailing 8-1 and golqg to Los An- Beitttaig (15 at bats)—Hend- ton defenwe more deeply. recelpts of possibly $180,000. gries. Tlger-Tankee meeting wUt be "If we can keep ttie Knlcka’ rtohs. B olt, .575; O. May, Cbto., the fiist Ladles’ Day of the Yanks boost four swltchMt- ^Agelsss promoter George Par- Tbe Oeltics aloo ore counting In Hurling No-Hitter .575. .tere, Horace (Jlarfce, Gene guards from penetrating as we naosus guaranteed (tokea ISQJNlb on the boma«oiirt edge tonight year . . . Practically aU major did in the first two ganKes we Runs batted in—Mu roar, leaguers wear tiie protective Michael, Tom Trerii and Roy a record for a welterwMght wtien they try to dineb tlw coaches alwaya said, ‘You’re .a N.Y., 15; OSufoid, BaK., 12. should be suoceesful," be said. - champion, and Napoloa 820,000. Eastern Dlvlshm tU * by hsat- NEW YORK (AiP) — double by Jim Daveeqxrrt to National League batting helmet with the eoctend- White . . . Promising catcher rriterver.’ I was sueneMAd at It break a tie to the sixth inning HMs-Blalr, Balt., 17; IV. Thurman Munson, who was as- Injuries cloud the picture on Tlisrc Is no iktansstlo tele- ing Ibe Kricks. Tliere Was a pwftty good East Divislaa ^ ear flop. The beonlng at both stales, with New York’s reasim why BiH Stoneman so I stayed there.” and went on to hand expansion­ Roblason, Balt, 17; Muresr, Tony OonlgUar(» helped convince to Syracuse, wUl repoilt vision nor radio tooadcast. Tbe OeMtoa Mod to tbe sHlas Chicago .200 — N.Y., 17. W4tit Fraxter and Boston’* Lar­ There Is no rematch clausa s-2, although tbe Kilcka won wasn’t nervous, •’Hie situa­ But Gene Mauch, ipiontreal ist San Diego Ite sixth straight soma of the players that the to FL Dix April 80 to start a loas. Pittsburgh .700 2 Doublea—Fr. Robtazno, B olt, ry Siegfried listed as questlcn to the contracts but'Narolea’ ibrir lari battle in New Task, manager, arid he was im­ Montreal .555 extra proteation was necessary. six-month httch in the Army tion was completely unfem- Winner Juan Marlchal, 2-0, 5H 6; 8 tiw) a t 5. • • • Reserves . . . Weather was Just marks. Frasier ha* a grotn manager, (Juoo Ooode, dtodooed Van Broda Kolfl points out, pressed with Stonsman’s ep- S t Louis .500 5 l i s r . peeranoee against PhUadelpliia, fanned eight before leavliig for Homa runs—Fr. Robinson, perfect for the season’s first moocle puU, while Siegfried has ho wiU give Ckdies a rematch howsvor, that naittMr the Wost- "I never seen came ekee to a New York .800 6 B alt, 5; MinoMr, N.T., 6. Poor Turnout a hamriring pull. If Jose wtoa the title. em cr the Eastem crowns bav* a teanii be .managed for Mne a pinch hitter In the eighth. Phlla’itola .122 twlnblll alt New York . . .> noblttar belloie," said tbe Mont­ • • • 6H Stolen hnswe Harper, Sea., 8; New YCric’s front office Oddity: Frank Howard, Wash­ ^ The Knlckas problem here is Aoked why, Omde repUed |,Mn decided yri. real BxpoW chunky Uttie U sler years laitU he was fired lost West Division ooukki’t have been too pleased summer, and decided to give OUBS • CARDS — White, N.Y., 5, ington’s home run threat and the most serious, staioe Fratier softly, "Simply because he gave ••Nobody to going to datan tbe after baffling FhtiadelpUa with Atlanta 8 2 .800 — with the crowd tor Tmeday’s run* their offense, has led them us the dnxtrtunlty." imtq ft* won," hs |i»«* hbtt a shot at being a etarier. St. Louts Mriiager Red Los Angeles 5 8 .625 2 Pltcbtoff (2 decMona)—5 tied the American League’s four- a 7-0 mastorpieoe Ttuseday Schoendlenst, to an effort to re- with 1.000. base Wng Mat se o s^ . tried to in ecortaig against the OriUcs to Neither fighter seemed oatr Hmrever, the L alun’ ocodi He loot Ms tin t taro tries this San Fran. 5 5 .600 8 82,000 teas tiian the number that season, but was untouchable vltallse\ his detendtog NL Strlkeoute—Lollch, Dri., 15; lay down a bunt but It went the playoffs with a 22.6 average, earned about making 157 dated aixNit heating Attan- The main reason for tUs is Cincinnati 8 5 .522 8H turned out to watch the Mete against the Phlla Tfatawday champs’ ‘ miserableV^hltting, McLain, D et, 16; Segul, Sea., foul. He then blasted a tow Br­ and to one of (he league’s top P®®*id*. after on eimtic atari. otarple: Stoneman was epn- San Diego 8 5 .888 5% open at Shea Stadium the pre­ defonsive performers. Hia loss “Ctokes has trained weU. He _____ kk* ed- night shook up his Itoeiq) by behcMng Houston 8 7 .800 5 15. ing 560-foot double off the left rigned to an apparent life of cb- three of last year’s stars—Lou vtow member centerfteld wall . . . New No. 1 would be doubly crippling to a never really gete out of diap*," i e « teams to Itbeir fiiri tourno- ttvloa In the bul^wn until ras- StonenuuK vriw said be threw a fastball aisl outves with a few Brock, Julian Javier and ’Tim Thursday’s Resultai Nattonal League of the A < ^ GuIW among the ^nd No. 2 Punch with the team like Nerw York, sinoe it Is oald the champlon’e manager, ^ he aataL’T don't know how oued by the Xbqxis In tbe expan- McCairver. umpiree is Ron Luciano while Yanks, Bobby Muroer and Jer­ not strong on tite bench and has D ^ L o r t at D a ^ . ttmeewa tori the haO chonge-Lga, walked five end San Francloco 6, San Diego 5 Batttog(15 at bats)—H. Aai> Oonde does aU the talking tor ^ ^ Blan draft But, it didn’t help a M t The Montreal 7, Philadelphia 0, N on, AtL, .5M; RuaseU, LJL., cn tbe bases. He’s great behind ry Kenney. The pair tatoeritod operated on an Iron-man basis Thursday’s tsilUant effort struck out eight tor the nine- hla noo-EnglUh iqpeaktag wa*^ J S ^ S e n t T ^ game old Expos, marktaig the Cubs’ BiU Hands and PhU Re­ Pittsburgh 5, New York 0, N .560. Ute plate, however. The Amsri- old numbere of retired Bob- moat o f the year. was Us fleet oompleto game In gan teamed to eU^ the Cards on Atlanta 2, Houston 8, N Runs batted In-^ones, Mt,. can League has six new men by Richardson and Ooach Frank "Basically pre go with five h»m ru«Fmr wnrkiul so toW-WSOflng bOtil* ftBSOy the mnjoes, and otdy the second first time an exponrion team ■in blue on Ms 26-man staff . . . hurter bos pMched a no-Mttor in four hits, handing them their Chicago 8, St. Louis 0, N 18; M(mey, PMl., 18, Crosettl mspaotlvely . . . Nsw men, and it could really dlsnqit •—i**^!.**^ was broken open to the tori ssv- to Ms entire pro career. The fifth home loMHn five games. To nuke rooto tor Jlnunle Hall hard for a nfnt, evGn when ^ ^ ---- the teem’a debut year. Only games scheduled Mts—H. Aaron, A t!., 17; La- chant ait the Stadium when our attack if I’m cut,” Frasier RIGHT FOOT—'Pro Alex Hacknefy «t the Manohester Oountry Club heM am in­ he was the No. 1 lightweight ■ " first wan eilh a minor league Hands, 2-0, didn’ t permit a boy, Mti., 16; a Jones, N.T., the Yanka sent Nate Oliver to Kenney gets on base: "Go, Go, eeld while taking treatments. team tau yeerfe agou The eloaeat FMlaiMpliia came Today’s Games Synuouee . . . TankeeJled Sox teresting and mformaitive golf clinic for junior miemibers last night at the to a hit come to the first avhen runner past second and yielded IS; B. WllUams, Chic., 16. Go." And the Oeet-footed cen- "U I can go at all I’U play.’’ ^ S S S l a t o and Jerry That explained the 2B^year- three hits during his eight-to­ Plttoburgh (Blass 0-0) at PhU- game at Fenway Parti to Bos­ • • • diulb'house. Above he shows the proper grip and stance to Robin Wei)r while Deron Johnson smashed a liner Goifbles-H. Aaron, Atl., 8; K he can’t, Ooach Red Holz- Went led the outburst, including oU right-hander, wau* probably ning stint. a^elphla (Jackson 1-0), night Tbny Pietramtonio watches procedure carefu'Wy. (Herald Photo by Buceivicius) Napoles never got a crack . ____ . . , ^ T -m, ~ (town tUrd that was foul oidy by Staub, MU., 6; B. WUtiams, ton Monday Maria at 11 a.m. so Y a n k e e D o o d le a man could start Mike Riordan afU rtls r i the 186-pound titio, . f* * * * ! why be didn’t "tidnk there was AI Spangler etogled to the New York (Seaver 0-1) at St not to interfere with the rim- iFOOOies in hi* place or possibly shift Bill Inches, when CMter fielder Don Louis (Glbs(m 1-0) night Chlo., 6. which still rankles both fighter ^ rirsight poteta sad any prmwre. The nerves Cuba first run to the third, and ning of the Boston Marathon... Just wondering: How much Bradley to the backoouri and and managS; turned^ 78-70 deficit into an tt- Bosch made a shoestring catch Billy Williams doubled to two Atlanta (Niekro 2-0) at Cin­ Home runs—McOovey, R F „ Goaltender Jacques Plante Gets Assist weren’t there. I wasn’t os uerv- 5; 5 tied at 8. Yanks were not too happy longer the Yanks will go with replace him up front with Ca- oos a* I ffawtal have been. I bad (SI D m Mtoiey to the aenond; more to the eighth. cinnati (Merritt 0-0), night with Wednesday’s washout Thdr carter records: Cbkss ,*???• . . . . ___ , . and when Rusty StaUb made a Stolen bases-B rock, St.L., 8; outfielder BIU Robtoiaon. He’s zle Russell, (although the latter 66-2-8, 27 knockouts, atopped good stuff and I was getting tbe • • • Houston (Wilson 1-1) at Loa against Waahington as Mel Stot- been given every chance to long rumtaig catch of a tine Angeles (Drysdale 1-1), night MlUan, AU., 8. stlU limps noticeably from a' once: Nri>olea 82-5-0, 87 knock- West made a tow rieol*, ^ ben ndiere I wanted It" PIRA’TES - METS — tiemyre wa* stated to pitch and make good but be* failed to broken booe in the leg which outa. stopped once. 8®^ roUtag," Yen Breda drive to right field by TVaiy Tay­ Aged Jim Bunnlng struck out Son Diego (Santorlno 0-0) at Pitching (2 deolaiane)—10 tiled than oCnu back Sunday agalnat Before the Bxpoe (halted Mm with 1.000. live up to expeototlona . . . sldrtined htan most at the sea­ vers Blanks Montreal, ______K dff said. lor to tile tUrd. nine and permitted lust three San EVancisco (SadecM 1-0), CJiiee from the Cfakeago OUbs, Stone- D etnflt Mel Stotttemyre at the Yonks Stoneman dkto’t have to face Strikeouts — Moose, Ptit., 20; son. Ghambeilato wound tto wltii generaUy was a reHever hits In a strong six-inntog ehow- night hasn’t walked a bot^ to bis the PhUs’ top aligger, Ricfale Only game# scheduled. Griffin, Houst, 20. Should the lOilcks win and 36 points sod 12 rsbounds and “Fm so ahoirt (Moot- Ing against the Mete. . Short H ops last two starts, both wins . . . even the aeries, the seventh and West scored 23 points. 10) that m y manageiB and Alien, who sat out the game ’The 86-year-oId Bunnlng, (mly Saturday’s Oamea Yankee day game* wlU start with a bruised right shoulder. Chicago at Montreal deciding gome would be played Esposito Triggers Attack Lou Hudson scored 38 lor lb* 5-15 last season, picked up hie CamiUo Pascual of tbe Sena- at 2, doubleheaders at 1 a^d Monday nigjit in New Y ^ . If Hawks,and Zelmo Beaty got 16. Meanwhtie, Staulb bached 2,sooth (sareer strikeout in the Atlanta at (Ttoctonatl T op This! tors, who once owned a blazing night games at 8. Stoneman wMh a homer, three San Diego at San Francisco Boston wine, the Celtics will BOSTON (AP)-Jacques But Joe OridwMl was hold THE NEW fifth, as he atoned for a eheUtog meet the winner of the Los An- Plante’s Ste:^ey Oup goal- seorelesi, Walt doubles and three RSIs. in hie first start this season. Pittsburgh at Phlladelidiia, N MONTVILLB, Conn. (AP) In other National League New York at St. Louis, N — S t B em u d Boys’ Hl|h geles-AUanta Westorn finals tor tending magic has begun only five and BUI Bridges THOMPSON Ron Kline finished up and didn’t the over-'all NBA title. limited to gamee, tbe etsrilng Chicago yield a hit. Houston at Loa Angelea, N Bobool deteeited Fiboli High ^Takes Something Away^ to rub .126 6 Dan Chambero, Don Oaae end 9:09 Ke(*tins. Mountain. Seraphln. ( 8) OsH TtemHunent West Division mwed ahead one day and it Joe Jones for the deddlng run 7-5 but committed six errors to Win on Diamond guy like me," he said, referring The flve-eightlzs-cnile high Plante, who tied Turk Brod^»> AFTERNOON 2 P J)L Karliner * f Okaaipa Kansas City 6 3 .636 — saw Rcckville High coming to the ftret extra Idrame. the Bulldogs one. to the pitching mound which has banked paved oval of the playoff record of 18 ahutouts by 9:10 Ktaeta, J. O ta, Fiodoloay, Shoots Five Under Par 67 The UnlvereUy of Oomectl- NattMii BO$ ( 8) Wide WetM ef (Chicago 5 8 •6n from behind to top' W(X)drow The win went to Mike Fands Wayne Gagnon picked up the been lowered from 16 to 10 Thompeon Speedway, located blanking Loa Angelea 5-0 Tues­ 9:18 Beiwer, JotnsUm, PeiaoeMo. RANC3HO LA CX)STA Calif., be back to Ms own territory. H Wilson High to eighth inning, cut’s basebcdl team won Its sec­ Oakland 5 5 .600 1 to letief, the itMrd RockviUe win and Hayden was the loser. ond game of the season Thurs­ Inches this season on all dia­ off R t 128 In Thompeon will feel day night to the opener of the Keller 50-LAP MODfneD (AP) — Young Dick Lotz, who "It’s always nice to get back 4-3; Bolton High notching its West Division finals, became 9:96 BtartM'* Tkne SUNDAY (California 8 5 .530 IH hurter. i day by edging New HanqieMre monds. the roar of the mighty modified •;M Bnow((i. Bermao. Pwici, Cten- FEATURE tamed tough To. Costa wMh a around your home airea. Ybu’re Minnesota third win in four starts, a 4-3 Boltoa (5) “I’m a curve boll pitcher and the second goalie ever to record tUn 1N2 ( 8) WeeMSestosef 3 5 .520 IH eb a* b po a e rbi 6-6 to a Yankee Oonferenoe stock cars of the NASCAR 8:59 BeeudDln, (Wetnateln, Bloo- fantastic start, held a two- more adapted to the conditions Seattle 8 5 .532 decision over Cromwell; Port­ ROCKY HILL — Rham High Weds, 9b 0 2 0 I throw overhand," the 16-year an aaslat to (hip play aa the 1969 riioke lead gtong Into today’s and you play with mata conR- IH land High thumped (Coventry BV«ddo, lb, 0 5 game. International organization Sun­ ion.^ LoBeHe off to a bad start lost Its third veteran said before taking on day afternoon at 2 p.m. as the Blues edged the Kings 8-3. 9:6b Harrlgan. BeUer, Field*. Eno lri6 ( •) NBA second round of golf's Tourna­ dence.I know the course here. Thursday's Results High, -e-l, and Rocky Hill Kuro. ab. 1 9 UOonn exploded for five rune 9:66 (Bob S'eok, galman, M(e»- 2N2 ( 8) NHL Stanley Onp GRIAND OPENING galme In as nmny istarts as Traycis, o. a no New York at Yankee Stadium. 1262 stock car racing season The Bruins, down 2-1 to their ariull, FomenuLk ment of Champions, but there I (xui’t complain about any­ New York 7-2, Washington 8-6, tramped Rham, 6-1. Rocky HIU (5-0) remains unde­ OmxaoD, p, 0 a on five singles to the eighth best-of-7 set, entertain Montreal 10:06 Oeta CkxiU. FMter PtoyefIS Blbnensen, of, 0 a taming, and was hbiped along "I need that extra height. It’a gets underway in the New Eng­ SUNDiAY, APRIL 20 was an ominous group of five thing.” 1st game 10 Innings Gomes enhaduted textoy are feated. Two 500-foot plus home again Sunday afternoon. St. Lou­ s u i t e('■Ttaia r '* ____ 40$ ( 8) ’reamantent ef Roser, If, 1/ 1 by a New Hampffilre error and Just like starting out aU over land area. 10:91 COrUon. Welsh. Wormnls- charging at Ms heels. His opening 67, five under par Detroit 7, CHeveland 6 Mancheober High (0-0) opening runs by Mike CtruUo, wad'good Baivier, ae is takes Its 3-0 advantage over eon. L. (Aster Huiaon, ri, h 8 a wild pitch. Oonneotlcut 1* now again.” Rank from a successful win­ PLUS THE Lotz, a dark-haired 26-year- for the 7,115-yard La Oosta Baltimore 9, Boston 5 the I960 baseball season by cn- for three RBI’s,- and lefty Ken the King* to los Angeles for 10:80 OriroUB. Tnur- 2-10 for the season. Pascual, who 10 days ago be­ ter racing circuit to the couth tellDtte, MMer TIGER DIVISION old native Callfomlan, tore five Oountiy Club layout, helped. Only games scheduled teriatotaig JSrtstol OenXral (0-0) Rothwell allow^ only a five- Total* as 5 6 aii a 1 a came an American oltiien, 1* Saturday night’s third game. 10:88 HklKMUn, Brody, COllery. Wesleyan defeated Bowdoto ore expected Carl "Bugs” Ste­ “ That was really Stanley Cap P ^ er Hahn Sent Out AND strokes off par in Ids first four But there were plenty of other to a 8:16 game. (Cheney Tech hitter and retired 15 batters on Cromwell a native of Havana, Cpba. He 10:58 Becker, KnwIU, Himilns, Today’s Games strike outs. Ob r po a e rbl 10-6 after riavtag off a Bowdoin vens, Steady EkhUe Flemke, goalbendlng," Boston Otaoh q u a l i f y i n g e v e n t s hoJeaJThursday, coasted to and moans from the select 28-man (00), also to a home opener, 0 reaidea with his family to IkxnriMdV- ^ MONTREAL (AP) — The Oakland (Odom 1-1) at Kan­ OsUrita*. 9b. rally that tied the ecore 6-6 to Fred DeSarro, Sal Dee. Leo Harry Stoden exclaimed after announced that it was nice to field—about the deep, damaging goes sgointit Woodffock Aood- (folUer, Olb, t Miami. DEFENSIVE STANDOUTS— McHitroBl Ctoiadiens’ viSter^rt*'- MCntrool Expoa Thursday srot san City (Jones 1-0), night CROMWELL —Picking up Its a the seventh. Cteary, Hop Harrington, Rene Cheevers’ acrobatics helped end rough. California (May 1-0) at Min­ ekny (0-0). East Oatbolllc (1-2) 1- The righthander la the only Oiarland and a host of other Ted Hatris (10), Serge SlavBrd (18) and 11:(B BearUto, Cholne, Biwnock- rookie ouiUelder Don Hshn to is hoelt to Xovtor (2-d), Oroot- third win to four starts, Bolton Simom, if, a Rooheater trounced CkMot the (anadlena’ skein of succes­ Backstrom stop Shot by. Bruiiw’ Prrf Stansfield 11, Rueeo Vancouver of the Pacific Ooori " it ’s like an alfalfa field," nesota (Hall 0-0) High, behind the hitting of Pete WUUinueo, c, 0 Guard 6-1 and marred the Ca­ American ticague pitcher still top-rp.rfced drivers. sive playoff victories at 11. "He U :10 Peten, ~ FInnesan, Honnoo, said Dave Stockt(m, one of a Seattle (Pattln 1-1) at Chicago well (0-8) travels to Cavaatry Iteber, of. 1 active with more than 3,000 RIVERSIDB SPEEDWAY (17) in NHL ptaynff action test night. Boston won. F e lu n i League to make room on the (1-3) in a 5d a 2-8 British Open champion and an­ ton (Culp 1-OJ plao 5;NorwaHc Community Col­ Loa Angles, both to the Nation­ other season of stock car rac­ against St. 'Louis to the finale. The rangy center scored a firri- tie al St Louie. Plante earned M ellen ’s other member of the quintet Only games scheduled. Sslturday, Manchester

FHERE lUGHTA BE A LAW______BY SHORTEN sad WHIPPLE H 8-A 38 3B .W € M 9 0 S NCIGM60P6 IVWNG A 86EW B u t VACN SUE (SA PS ABOUT-DIE GOUJG6-ON CAMP traUsiB tor sale or rent MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1989 PILGRIM MILXO Fabric Da- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE d a rn el ten t traUera. R oute 190, AT THE CORNER PUB, 6NE U»E6 i4ER COCX'" lU'MiGN SASSlETV - - INSTAMT ■g l AMOUR''! partment Store Is expanding between Weat Stafford and and needs experienced sales Stafford Springs. Rlchens H«lp WcHiMd—Molt M H o n lie ld O oeds 51 Aparhnafiti flqtt 1 TELEPHONE ladles to be trained for our new Trailer Sales, Stafford Springs, ADVERTISING fabric store now under con­ WINDOW cleonen — exper- BERRY’S WORLD LATE modtt GB refrigerator, 63 63 Conn., 1-684-8287. lenoM, steady work, good pay. bronse-tone, apartment else; CLAESinED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS OPERATORS struction on Oakland Street. DELUXE 4-room apartment ^ — CLASSIFIED Mutt be tollable. OaU 646-6884. 80” round dining table, wMte 8 AJL to 4:30 PJf. Apply Mr. Blake, Pilgrim WE HAVE custornsrs waiting loca ted on W est C enter St. In Mills, 177 Hartford Rd., Man­ formica top. Mack Iron ped­ Motorcyetet— YOUNG married men for for the rental of your apart Manchester. Modern In every WANTED AT chester between 1-6 p.m. estal base; f-door large steel ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ Ucyetos 11 counter work In new daily and detail Including fully equipped COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ADVERTISING wardrobe. Custom made off- tate A ssocia tes, In c., 648-6126. kitchen. Abundant off-street food bar, 6 pun. to 10 p.m. white damask drapes, one pair «:M P.M. DAT BEPtHUB PDBUOAnON BICYCLES—new and used. Re­ weekdaya or 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. parkin g. R ental $160 p er CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS for triple window and three FOUR ROOMS, second floor, Dm ABm tor SaUwiaT u d Monday to 4:M p.n . Friday p a irs on aU m akes. Open daily FIGURE CLERKS weekends. Write Box "GG”, month. Lease and security de­ 9-6:80. Manchester Cycle Shop, 8 AJH. to 4:8 0 PJM. matching poire, single window, stove, refrigerator. Adults on­ posit required. OaU The Jarvis Manchester Herald. ly. CaU 646-9428. 182 W est M iddle T pke., FuU-ttme day, must have all 80” long. Three-shelf steel R ea lty C o., R ea ltors, 64S-1121. PLEASE READ TOUR AD kitchen cart Everything in ex­ 649-90W. above average figure, apti­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ Claaallled or "Want Ado” are taken over the tude. Company offers ex­ cellent condttkm. Used only The adverttoer ohonld read Ms ad the FIRST N 4:86 P Jf. DAY BEFORE PVBUOAHON EXPERIENCED short U m ». O all 648-1860. luxe garden type apartments FOUR-room apartment on third cellent wages and working available now. CaU Paul DAY IT APPBAB8 and DBP<»T ERBOBS la ttme tor the 1967 YAMAHA, 860 cc’s, Orand flo o r. C all 648-7778. conditions, convenient free Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Friday MEN FOR W. D ougan, R ea ltor, 649-4086. next Inoertton. The Herald to responsible for only OlfB In- Prix. Best offer. CaU 649-7768. OARAGE SALE — BYlday and correot or onUtted Inoertton tor any advertisement and then parking, subsidised cafe­ . 0 Saturday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. ATTRACTIVE five-room apart­ only to the etrient of a "make good” lasertloa. ’Errors vridoh teria end above average YODB COOPERATION WWJ. Furniture, glassware, dishes, FIVE-R(X>M apartment, second ment, in two-family house. benefUte. Ajq^ily Engine Lathe floor, garage, redecorated. do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be lusiiwss SwrvicM . BE APPRECIATED D IA L 64»-2711 Hitfdinge Chucker e tc. 186 Chestnut Street. Centrally located. Garage. norreeted by “ make good” Insertion. Adult family, no pets. $120 per A vailab le M ay 1st, $128. CaU OffBfwd 13 Bridgeport WASHER, dryer, both Ken- month. References required. Gun DriU 646-7446. (Bookvllle, Ton Free) YOU ARB A-1, truck la A-1. FIRST NATIONAL Continuod Fram Prtcodlng Page more, like new. Also bimk Write Box "JJ”, Manchester OeUars, attlca, yards, drive­ STORES, INC. beds, two baby cribs. Leaving H erald. ways sealed and smaU truck­ 66-hour-Week, retirement plan, States. 644-2031. Pumishod 875-3136 IN HARTFORD P a rk k Oakland Avas., THREE rooms and tile bofl% ing done A-1 right. CaU Tra- Help Wanted Muh 36 Insurance plan, atr-condlUoned Apartmofitf 63-A O shop DINING ROOM table, 40x62” , heat, hot water, stove, rsfriger- ______mano Trucking Service toll- Blast Hartford, Conn. three leaves, oiled walnut, ator included. Middle-age ONE^oom free, 742-9487. AND J furnished apart­ Travble R«aehiiis Our AdverHser? practicaUy new, cott $160, ask­ adults. Security deposit. No ment, heat, hot wafer, stove, TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — LEWIS MACHINE CO, ing $90. Bar-server 19x40H” , pets. Parking. Newly renovat­ refrigerator. Apply Marlow’s, 'MANCHESTER DREAM JOB—keep your full­ plastic top, year old, trultwood Trees cut, building lots clear­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. 22 John BL; East Hertford Conn. ed. $128. 16% B. School Street, 867 M ain St. time Job as wWe and mother finish, cost $110, asking $60. 24-Hour Answoring Service ed, trees topped. Got a tree BuIMIb g — 289-8468 across from Eatt Side Rec. Pointing— PopBring 21 Holp W emf d and earn a weekly pay check. Mahogany HI-FI, "Voice of problem? WeU worth phone ------(1 ------SklUed and unskilled. BxceUent wages. FuU-tlms, 6 days SOUTH Coventry — 4-room self Contracting 14 Femoio CaU 647-9681 or 649-2256. Music” with cabinet and re- LUXURIOUS duplex, 4H rooms, Free to Herald Readers ca ll, 742-8262. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ 35 An exciting fakt-movlng per week, shUt differential. Blue Cross, CMS, life insurance, contained furnished apartment cords, $76. White taboret glass 1% baths, color appliances. HOMES, GARAGES, porches, cial rates for people over 66. Job. You need no pre­ paid holidays, other fringe benefits. tor working couple, $25. week­ Want information on one of our classified adverttoementsT HAIRDRESSER wanted — full- top, $4. Twenty piece flatware, hood, disposal, heat, hot water, STEPS, aldewallDi, atone walls, rec rooms, room additions, CaU my competitors, then call vious experience. We’U TRUCK DRIVER tor ten-whed- ly, can be paid on monthly No answer at the telephone listedT Simply caU the or part-time. Apply Marlow’s A progressive and expanding company. $8. Miscellaneous mirrors, $4- carpeted staircase, Venetian fireplaces, ftogstone terraces. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ me. Estimates given. 649-7868, train you ait a g ood NURSES-RNa and LPNa er, steady work. Call 648-6927. baste. AU utilities and garage. Beauty Salon, 867 Main St. ' 4 $26. 648-8106, 6-8:80 p.m. blinds, privsde entrances, bus AU con crete rep a irs, both In­ eral repair work. Financing 876-8401. starting salary. You'U Not suitable for children or FOR CHARGE DUTY line, storage, parking, $160. No EDWARDS side and outside raUings. Rea­ available. No down payment. WAITRESS wanted, pleasant find pleasant woridng pets. CaU 649-0896. ABANDON all paint problems. IN BAST HARTFORD 615 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER p tts. A 'vailable A pril 16. 649- son ably p riced . C a ll 648-0881. E con om y B uilders, In c., 648- surroundings. Good working conditions, opportunities Help 1M» Kr N(A,.I>C4 Special attention to paint peel­ AnHqnas 55 4842. ANSWERIND SERVICE 6169. conditions. CaU 647-1691. tor advancement and ATTICS and ceUars cleaned, ing problems. All types of re­ 8-11 Shift, top rate, paid meal Mrs. E. S. Loftus 37 'You fwo should get along just tine . . . this is John, a many valuable benefits and meal time, g i^ benefits, BUSINESS couple — Bride and Business Lacatians odd Jobs, light trucking, KITCHEN’S Remodeled — pairs. For free estimates call INTERESTED In home decor­ FULL-TIME teUer, for local white middle-class liberal—meet Howard, a black at SN ET. on bus line. groom, single person. Cm- For Rent 54 64941500 875-2519 trees removed and lota clear­ Herme’s Construction, kitchen 649-4688. ating? Fabulous opportunity bank. CaU 646-1700 tor eqipolnt- middle-class conseryathre!" ANTIQUES venlsntly located on Wells St. ed. Call 648-1066. specialists. Recently featured awaits you with an exciting m ent. SMAIXi STORE near 100 par and leave yoor message. You’ll hear from our advertiser in ATTIC TREASURES near Main there Is now avaU- Jig time without spending aU evening at the tM^tbone. in House And Home and House new growing company being HARTFORD BURNSIDE PRODUCTION lathe hands, full cent Main Street location. Ap­ SHARPENINa Service — Saws, Floor Finishing 24 or part-time. Apply in person, aUe a clean, cheerful, second Beautiful magaxlnes for Introduced In (his area. Only visit our employment CONVALESCENT HOME Articles For Sole 45 ply M a rlow 's, 867 M ain Street. knives, aces, shears, skates, Mstronlcs Inc., 640 Hilliard St. SHEET METAL BRIC-A-BRAC floor apartment of 4 rooms, gas construction and designing. FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- a desire to nutke mtmey is office at 2 Central Row AutomobilM For Solo 4 rotary blades. Quick service. 870 Bunudde Ave. Elaat Hartford J A J BAIT Shop, night crawl­ and gas range for heating and MAIN Bt., comer office, ' 8 Oapltol Ekjulpment Co., 38 Free planning, no obligations. Ing (speclallxlng In older needed. Openings for (acroes from the Old FABRICATOR Carnival - RoserviUe - Ironstone P hone M r. A tlas, 289-9671 LANDSCAPE laborers, no ex­ ers, shlnera, etc. 288 Center St, cooking furnished. Also re­ rooms and lavatory. House ft 1962 CHEVROLETT, Im p ala cmi- Surprisingly reasonable rates. floors). Inside painting. Paper managers. Call 628-0606, 629- Statehouse), or caU us HELP WANTED China - OlasB - Ironware Main St., Mtmehester. Hours perience necessary, $2.25 per with heUarc welding quaUfi- Manchester, Conn. frigerator and gas water beat­ Hale Bldg. CaU •$8-484« after HERALD vertlble, auUnnatic, power F in an cin g a v ailab le. 232-6600. hanging. No Job too smell. 1122, 876-6619. at 278-0220. Much Morel! dally 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, hour. CaU Grantland Niueery, cations. FuU benefits. Apply er furnished. $110. monthly. 6 p.m . brakes and steering, clean and Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7968. John V erfaU le, 649-8760. RB3C ROOMS, kitchens, room 648-0669. in person. '' Male and Female Thurs. WUl consider furnishing in BOX LETTERS good condition. 648-8268. TWO CAPE Cod lawn chairs. roR RENT or sale-401 Mato additions, dormers, complete MANCHESTER PART-TIME RN or LPN. CaH F ri. k 10-6 part. Security deposit required. NAZNBX) painting, sidbig, and MULTI estate rentals — apartmsnts. conditioning, In all modem 1776. W indsor. homes, midtiple dwellings, no companies you do NOT Sunday work. FV>r further in- cury motor, Teenee tUt-trailer, HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, building, $76. per month. CoU No Money Down SOUTHERN (eqs. CaU J. D. Real BJstote want to see your letter. .formatton call 649-8017 or after many metras, $1,460. Call 875- brio-a-brac, clocks, frames, 873-0638 week days. Tour letter will be de­ Paving— Drivewgys 14-A Business Opportunity 28 Associates, Inc., e k k v m . BALCH PONTIAC-BUICK GARDENS roto-tlUed with small OFFTCB WOMAN, general of­ 6, 648-9707. PART-'nME— 9010 between 8 and 8 p.m. glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ stroyed If the advertiser BLACKTOP Sealer —Driveways $2. PER HOUR FIVE—room suite of front Main tractor. 649-7184. M ARIN A on the. Connecticut fice work with boidtkeeplng ex­ la ge P ed d ler, A u ctioneer, 420 is one you’ve mentioned. and parking areas machine NEW Help Wanted— Molo 36 Join our ottUng team tMrvlng loe cream and aandwichea MANCHESTER — One-bed- St. o ffice s , 100 p ercen t lo ca ­ Call 289-6483 River, will lease. Write Box B, perience and some knowledge Lake Bt, Bolton. eM-S347. If not It win be handled FLAT FIELD stone deUvered sealed. 23 years experience in in our new shop opening aooa. Flerists— Narsorios 49 room garden type apartment, tion near banks, air-condition­ in the usual manner. Mlancheeter Herald. of credit control. Good etart- $7500 PLUS OUTDOOR WORKERS— anywhere, atone walls, patios, pavement construction and $146. per month. Including ed, automedlc fire sprinkler. Bob Violette Ing rate, 86-40 hour week (Must ENGLAND HELPER on furniture truck, HOUSEWIVES — .^Working while your children ore in RED LATHAM Raspberry WANTED — Early Colt re­ concrete repairs. 289-7282 eve­ maintenance. CaU Hartford, EIXISTINQ small equipment SHOP WORKERS heat, hot water and appliances. Apply Mariow’s, 867 Main St include Saturdays). Will teach fiUl-Ume, driver's Ucense d»- echool, Mooday-Friday, 6-2, 10-2, 11-3. Hours adjutted. plants, blight resistant. No. one volver. Also early American 1966 . PONTIAC Catallm nings. 249-2636. Evenings, 621-6774 or business grossing well over Experienced painters CONCRETE Private entrance, first floor. data processing procedure. Call alreable. Mutt be dependatSe. FIree 'vocotlaui, excellent wages, benefits. plants with canes. Plants rifle or musket. Does not have convertible. Power steering, 621-0374. Conn. Slurry Pave­ $800,000. Property has over 600’ TELEPHONE FABRICATORS Available April 20. OaU Paul APPROXIMATELY ~~«i6ob Lost and Foond 1 643-2128 between 9 and 12 noon, CaU Mr. PettengUl at Discount will bear this seaaon. Full crop to be in working condition. 643- power brakes, good condition. GARDEN and lawn service. ments Corp. frontage on Rt. 88 and existing ca ll m e n — Third shift workers. Days, full-time or part-time, W. D ougan, R ea ltor, 649-4686. square feet In Bolton can be Casual ViUage Shops, Mandies- Furniture Warehouse, 646-2884. following season. 649-0076 after 4866. LOST —Gold Hamilton watch, Getting cxnnpany oar. Priced to RototiUlng, with tractor. Call building of over 4,600 square Have many openings for 8-12, U-S or evenings 7-mldnlgtat No experience neceaoary. broken down into three, 2,000 ter. COMPANY 6 p .m . FOUR-room apartment, new vicinity Parkade. Reward. CaU sell at I860. CaU 649-3769. 872-6669 a fte r 6 p .m . feet. Priced at $166,000. Finan­ MEXIHANIC or mechanic’s help­ steady work, no experience square feet units. Ample park­ Rooftng— Siding' 16 Apply 1-7 PJd. Rixuns WIHiouf Board 59 building, 2 bedrooms, center of ing, sensibly priced. T.J. 742-6413 a fte r 8:30 p .m . 1966 MUSTANG, power top con­ cial statement available. Jeic- WANTED — Experienced wom­ er. Also man for Ure service. L. A. CONVERSE CO. required, year ’round woik town, $160. 648-4608. queline-Roberts Agency, 646- An equal opportunity employer Good pay, all benefits, 46 to 66 wltl\ overtime, top pay Crockett Realtor, 948-1677. vertible, V-8, 4-speed, heavy ROOFING and Roof Repair. an fo r drug store w ork . 40- Fartilizars 50-A SINGLE and double furnished LOST — Savings Passbook No. 1,000 3339. hours per week. Must be rates, many benefits, union FIVE-ROOM fiat, second floor, duty suspension. 643-6690 a fter Couglin Roofing Co., Inc., 643- hour week. Apply In person. 649-6680 643-4461 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM rooms for rent. 648-0876, 648- 288 M AIN Street, o ffic e s f o r 14973 H artford N ational Bank EMBQ^ED BUSINESS steady worker. Apply Nichols shop. An equal opportunity big rooms, excellent ooixMtian, 5. 7707. Pine Pharmacy, 664 Center St., 766 Silver Lone, East Hartford CURED COW MANURE 6000. rent, $40. montlriy. Ask fo r and Trust Co., First Mauichee- • CARDS Manchester. . Manchester Tire, Inc., 296 em p loyer. $160. p e r m onth phis heat, Musical— Dramatic 30 ACCOUNTS receivable book­ M r. F rech ette, Oif-SOOS. ter Office. AppUcatlon made NEB3D CART C redit v e ry ba d? BIDWELL Home Improvement Broad St., Manchester. PLEASANT funiished room for adults preferred. CaU Paul W. for payment. |6. postpaid. N o C .O .D .’ s PLASTIC Machine operators, keeper, NCR bookkeeping ma­ PART-'nME or full-time clerk EXPERIENCED nurse’s aides Pick up load, $23. Half Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Co. Expert instaUatlon of o r g a n 'L essons — Beginners Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 mature gentleman. Apply 4 Dougan, Realtor, 649-4086. chine. Mu^ be steady worker. wanted: for package store. ALLIED BUILDING aU shifts, fuH-Ume. RN tor all pick up load, $13.60, % pick est Douglas accepts lowest aluminum siding, gutters and only. L|eam popular music, second and third shifts. Will Pearl St. 643-0868. LOST — Little gray cat, with Apply Nichols Manchester Write Box K, Manchester Her­ SYSTEMS shifts, full-time. Porter for day up load $11. Call MANCHESTER — Park Chest- down, smallest payments, any­ S. & R. SALES CO. trim. Roofing installation and chords and: 4iow to be creative. train. Apply Iona Mfg. Co., MULTI-CIRCUITS silver gray face and striped .Regent Street. T ire, 296 B roa d St., 648-1161. ald. shift, full-time. Third cook, THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ nut Garden Apartments. AvaU- where. Not smaU loan finance P .O . B ox 13, W applng, repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109.. 64941731, 648-8110. 260 T ollan d T p k e., M anchester FREE kittens. Call 649-3862. taU. Vicinity Essex Street, 649- full-iUme, 1-9 p.m. Dishwasher, 742-9442 tage St. centraUy located, large able June 1st, 8% room apart­ company plan. Douglas Mo­ Conn. 06087 Rapidly growing firm In the 7063. ROOFTNG, aluminum siding, MALE, over 21, for glass busi­ pleasantly funiished rooms, ment at $186. Heat, hot water, tors, 846 Main. eleotrontcs field extends an fuU-tlme, days 7-3. Pleasant gutters, ca rp en ter w ork, 80 ness, experienced preferred but GOOD cow manure excellent for parking. CaU 649-2868 for over­ oven-range, refrigerator, park­ LOST — Lady's glasses, black Private Instructions 32 invitation to visit our plant rirttM rtv ^ u lra CARPENTER — Layout man, working conditions in a modern FREE—10-month-old male Oer- 1965 PONTIAC T em p est, sp ort years’ experience. Cionnecticut Wlll iram ngni pany. inquire __ , ____ fAellltv a milea tm m East man ahanhnrri. all ahota. Good gfardens, lawtrs etc. $6 and $10 night and permanent guest ing and storage. No pets. CaU frame, vicinity Center Springs LAWN MOWERS sharpened SECRETARY to discuss training ojpoitun- Manchester and ToUand -area. faculty, 3 miles from East man shepherd, aU shots. Good coupe, standard transmission, V alley C onstruction O o., 643- at 81 B issell St. with children. CaU 648-7181. loa d s deU vered. •48-7804, 049- rates. 637-0388 between 9 and 0 p.m. Park. Reward. 648-6236. ftitd repaired. Engine tune-ups. Ities in the following aroas: Plenty of housea. Paid voca­ Hartford. Meals, Blue Cross 1995. CaU a fte r 4 p .m ., 649-1042. 7180. F ree estim ate. and CMS available, wages 8781. After 6 p.m ., 647-1871. Pick up and delivered. 649-7968. MOTEL RESEARCH and DEVELOPMENT WANTED — Journeyman tion and bonus. C all 742-8064 CHIHUAHUA — Beautiful five- ROOM with kitchen privUeg;e8, Fabricafion plumber, good wages, over­ comparable to other oonvales- 1963 VOLKSW AGEN, g ood con- after 4:80 p.m. month-old female puppy, semi- centraUy located. Mrs. Dorsey, MANCHESlira —New 2-bed- Porsonols EXPERIENCES) bookkeeping MANAGERS LABORATORY R outing oent homes. Own transporta­ dltion. Must seU quickly, owner Roofing and time, and paid holidays. A.B. long haired, $66. 743-8630. Househoid Goods 51 14 Arch St. room apartments. Oven, range, and related aooounting services NEEDED P lating Chick Plumbing ft Heating, 649- tion. Apply In person, Mon- goin g ov erseas. 528-6729. 1 6 - A refrigerator, wall to waU car­ professlonaUy tailored to tit Chimneys Full-time position, reporting to Technical Director In cor­ day-Friday, 9-8. South Windsor INCOME TAX service, call Dan porate R & D Lab. Challenging opportunity tor “Girl Ask for Mr. Harvey King 2926. SEWING MACHINES — singer WANTED — Middle-aged wo- peting, heat and hot water in­ 1960 KARM ANN G hla con v erti- your business requirements. O onvalescent H om e, In c., 1060 automatic sig-zag, excellent H osier, 649-3329, o r 625-8263. ROOFING — Specializing re­ Men-Women-Oouples. Both Friday” desiring full secretarial respionsibilltles. 60 Harrison St., Manchester ACCOUNTANT man to share my hnme. clud ed, $176. 141 E ld rid ge St. ble, good condition, |476. 646- CaU M ldd M an A ssociates, 646- pairing roofs of all ktods, new fuU-time and part-time posi­ Main St., South Windsor. Articles For Sole 45 condition. Makes buttonholes, Pri'vate bath, oar necessary. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 1611. 4448 a fte r 6 p .m . roofs, gutter work, chimneys tions. '.Our fully Ucensed . MACHINISTS hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- CsUl 644-2829 a fte r 6 p .m . 640-281$. INCOME TAXES prepared in cleanied and repaired. 80 years’ home study course prepcires To perform various account­ GOLF CLUBS, two-woods, four InaUy over $800., • monthly^ 1961 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof, ANYTHING taken to the dump STOCK clerk — full-time, 9 a.m. y ou r hom e. CaU 643-5338. experience. FTee estimates. you. Placement service COLONIAL BOARD OO. LATHE OPERATORS ing functions Including pay­ Irons, putter and bag. like payments of $8.60 each or pay- FURNISHED light house-room runs good. P r ic e |360. C all 643- Old appliances, bulky furni­ to 4 p.m. Salary and all store C all H ow ley 648-6861. 644- available. Write CENTRAL roll, Inventory control, mis­ new, $60 or best <^er. Reclin­ $61 cash . 622-0981 dealer. fo r a m ature la d y. A pp ly 100 CHARACTER reader and advi­ 5947. ture. Cellars, attics cleaned. 616 P A R K E K S T ., M AN CH ESTER benefits. Apply Mr. Katz, TURRET LATHE OPERATORS BANK 8383. CAREER SCHOOLS, P.O. cellan eou s sch edules. WUl ing couch, Ideal for cottage, Foster Street, Mrs. Morse. sor, advice and help on aU L ight tru ckin g. 289-5866. A rthur D rug S tore, 942 M ain BOX 1085 M iddletow n, Conn. Mrs. E. S. Loftus BULLARD OPERATORS train person with aptitude $26. CaU 643-4362. problems of Ufe. AU readings St. HOTPOINT electric stove, 80” , 1962 M ERCU RY M eteor, good R. F. OONOTRUenON — Ex- 06467. tor detailed accounting HELP are private and confidential. 649-4667 MILLING OPERATORS ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used $25. 649-6680, 648-4461. Apartmanh— Flats— condition. C all 643-0926. cavattng, landscaping and pav­ Millinory, LATHE operator. Jig bore work. Above average bene- GAS STATION ATTENDANT ) Open daUy from 9 to 8 p.m., flite. Write Box “E” , Man­ ' as printing plates, .009 thick, ing, contracting. Gravel, flU Dressmaking 19 operators, second ttilft, ex- VARIOUS SMALL MACHINE CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Tonamaiits 53 6-Day week, paid vacations and holidays, paid sick time. ex cep t M ondays. C all 1-237- 28x86” , 28 cents each or 6 for and loam. Septic tank repairs. PART-TIME secretary wanted. p^enced men only. LeMl cheeter Herald. CLERICAL raryes, > automatic washers Many fringe beneflte Including Ife Ins., accident, major 9746, 91 W est M ain Street, DRESSMAKING and altera- MEDICAL $1. CaU 648-2711. so LOCUST St. — first floor, 4 1968 SAAB, red, excellent con- CaU 875-7216 evenings, 872-6072 Please write Wapplng Post Of­ Corp., 1 MitoheU Dr., 648-2862. OPERATORS with guarantees. Bee them at 'm edical and hospitalisation. Meridan, Conn. tions, zippers replaced etc CASHIER. rooms, heat, hot water, $140. ______dltion. 11,600. Call 649-2130. days. RECEPTIONISTS fice , B ox 126. Local institution. All B .D . P e a r l's A ppliances. 649 CALA. IN PERSON — SEE EARL LEWIE CaU 649-4811. DONUT maker or trainee for AU benefits including all SCREENED loam, processed 646-2426 9-6. RIDE wanted from Porter St. BOOKKEEPER M ain St. Can 648-2171. NEEDED work In new Bess Eaton in holidays. Day and night replies confidential. gravel, - gravel, sand, stone, AVON STEADY part-time work, 7 a.m. FIVB-room duplex, three bed­ PAUL DODUE PONTIAC, INC. to Pratt A Whitney, second jggi CORVETTE without motor FOR ALTERATIONS neatly Full or Part-Time Vernon. WlU tra in . A pp ly In shifts. 66-hq^ week. Out­ Write Box “C”, Man­ fill. George H. Qrtfflng Inc. Household Sorvfeos Work tor doctors, clinics, EXCHANGE HOURS FOR ' to 12 noon, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., TAG SALE —Dishes, linen, rooms, center location. Oc­ sh ift. 643-7466. a n j transm ission. CaU 643-4678. and reasonably done in my Many employee benefits. person, B ess E aton DonUts, 160 standing insurance benefits. chester Herald. A n dover 742-7886. 37$ M AIN ST ., M AN CH ESTER 649-2888 medical centers, rest homes, fiv e d a ys. C a ll 649-6834 betw een bed, various size tables, many cupancy May 1st. Security and Offorad 13*A hom e, ca ll 643-8760. CASH . . . O PPO R TU N ITY to We wlU train. Center St., Manchester. Up to $4.20 per hour. etc. Both pEut-time end full- 6 end 6 p.m. HELP! We are forced to re­ more mtscellaneous items. 18 rentail agreement. CaU 648- Automobiles For Sole 4 LIGHT Trucking—clean attics, DRAPERIES made and all time positions. Our home make good money In a business APPLY IN PERSON 9:80 to 9:80 locate. Removal sale now Delmont St. 1962 COM ET, |150 m ech an ic’s MAN— STEADY, for i>art-tlme BAKERY porter, good wages, INSPECTORS for soldering and 7010, Bari Elverett Real sp ecia l. CaU 643-4362. ceUars. Odd Jobs, mow lawns, types of alterations done. CaU study course fuUy prepares of your own. Start earning at UNIVERSAL MACHINE going on. Everything In our E state. 1966 MERCURY Comet, spot- morning work, Monday good hours, steady Job. Apply wiring Inspection of electric 15 CUBIC FOOT Bradford chest R easonable. CaU 643-6000. 644-0287. '• you. Placement service once representing AVON. CaU store reduced. All the latest leee, 36,000 actual m iles, 289, ROBERT HALL through Friday. A good paying CO. in person. Parkade Bakery, controls. Good clean working freezer, excellent condition. upon completion of training. model Zenith eolo^ T V , black V-8, automatic transmission, LIGHT TRUCKINO, bulk dellv- 289-4992. CLOTHES second Job as order clerk for conditions, day shift. Pay com­ Can be seen anytime. 643-0164. Trucks— ^Tractors * T Write: CENTRAL CA­ 41 Chapel St., Manchester Parkade Shopping Center, and white TV and stereos. Low, blacjL CaU 1-429-9786. cry, yards, attics, ceUars clean­ w holesale dlstrtbutor. CaU 648- Manchester, 649-6820. mensurate with experience and Moving— ^T ruckin^^ REER SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX DENTAL assistant, part-time 89 ROUTE 6, SOUTH WINDSOR low, prices. Modem TV Serv­ 1956 DODGE pick-up, C hevrolet ed and removed. Also odd Jobe, 2626. ability. Apply LaPointe Indus­ Model Home Furniture 1967 FORD station w agon, auto­ 1085, Middletown, Conn. 1:30-6:30 p.m., Saturday a.m. Equal Opportunity Employer r ice, 886'Center St., 648-2206. V-8 engine, body in very good 644-8962. Storage 20 BAKER — Experienced, Jewish tries, 166 West Main St., Rock- 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL matic, air-conditioning, power 06467. No experiences necessary. AUTO mechanic, small new condition. CaU after 6 p.m., merchandise, non-union. Hart­ viUe. 19 PIECES REWEAVING of burns, moth- MANCHESTEIR DeUvery-light Write Box ”F” Manchester shop. Great opportunity tor DARK RICH stone free loam, brakes, power steering, trailer 742-0069. MACHINISTS ford a rea. S alary $200. W rite SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS trucking and package delivery. H erald. TYPIST — diversified, part-time right man. BxceUent pay and CAKE BAKERS — Experienc­ five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, $297 hitch, radio, heater, good con- holes, zippers repedred. Win­ Box "O ,” Manchester Herald. Refrigerators, wariiers and positkm wUh flexible hours. fringe benefits. Apply in per­ ed, all phases, non-union, Ha|t- stone, fill, manure, pool and dlUon. 11,950. 742-6832 eve- 1967 IN TERN ATION AL plck- dow shades meide to measure, Fomole 35 with heUarc welding qualifi­ Interior Designer wants reUable stove moving, specialty. Fold­ NURSE’S AIDES In East Hart- Use of dictaphone and related son, OdeU Dodge, Inc., Route ford area. Salary $300. Room patio sand. CaU 643-0604. ndngB. up, % ton, V-8, custom cab, all size Venetian blinds. Keys Holp Wontod— ford, aU shifts, paid meal' and cations required. Full bene­ family or newlyweds to accept ing ch a irs fo r rent. 649-0762. offloe procedures required. 83. RockvlUe. tor advancement. Write Man­ power brakes, 4-speed trans­ made whUe you wait. Tape re­ meal time, on bus line. Bum- fits. Apply in person at LOST bright carpet epiora. , . deUvery of comidete Model Dts- 1966 PpN TIA C GTO convertible, corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 WOMAN with or without child CaU 742-6100. MACHINISTS chester Herald, Box “J.” PARACHUTE RIGGERS m ission. CaU 643-8339 o r 742- sid e C on valescen t H om e, 870 FHLL-TTME. Young man for restore them with Blue Lus­ Iday of Quality Furniture Just 4-speed, radio, heater. No Main St. 649-6221. to, care for one 2-year-old, 0062 a fter 6 p.m . Bumaide Ave., East Hartford. ' delivery and installation. Driv­ MACHINE OPERATORS tre. Rent electric shampooer removed to warehouses for Pub­ money down, take over pay­ Pointing— Papering 21 weekdays, liumy home. Idesil MOTHERS interestod In work­ , ' AND er’s Ucense. Turnpike T-V, ROLO MACHINE CO^ $1. Paul’s Paint ft WaUpaper Uc Sale. Modern 8 complete m ents. CaU M r. Bake, 233-8715. FORD Van-Ekxmollne, 1963. P hone M r. A tlas, 289-9671. ing while children are in PAINTING — interior and ex­ play area. 647-1141. SlHiations Wanted— Supply. rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 IX>AM, gravel and sand orders school. Apply Manchester West Middle T^ike. (next to 66 E bn St., Manchester Openings on first and second Very good condition. Good terior, very reasonable, tree WAITRESSES and hoeteeses, pc. Convertible living Room, 1965 CH EVROLET Super Sport, taken now . Telephone 649-3709. HIGH SCHOOL girl tor summer School Cafeteria Office, 46 Stop k S h op). shifts for: Mol# 39 tires. A sking $475. CaU 649- estim ates. CaU R ichard full or part-time. Apply Mister LEFT HANDED golf clubs, 8, 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. hardtop, automatic, power 1286. at Crescent Beach, baby-sitting School St., 8-11 and 1-8. PEOPLE WILLING TO LEARN M artin, 649-9285. 649-4411 Steak, 646-1996, 244 Center St., DUB TO expansion we have an 8, 7, 9 putter, 1 and 3 wood, $10 dow n, you m a y purchase steering, bucket seats. Very TWO HANDYMEN want a for tour children. CaU 648-9061, JOURNEYMAN licensed Bridgeport mills RELIABLE BOY wlU do yard opening In the Manchester golf bag and cart, $40. 742- any room IndlviduaUy. Im­ sharp. No money down. Call variety of Jobs by day or hour. evenings. Manchester. ptumber wanted. Good wages, work and other odd Jobs. CaU WE OFFER JOSEPH P. Lewis, custom area for a man to be trained Engine lathe 7090 evenings or weekends. mediate deUvery or free M r. Zak, 23S-871S. Trailors— R eason able. CaU 643-5306, 648- painting, Interior painting, IDEAL JOB overtime, paid hoUdays. OaU 649-8781. 8292. COUNTER girl from 6 a.m. to WANTED — Licensed nurse, in sales and certain phases of Turret lathes storage. paper hanging, dry wall In­ Ray Boulet Plumbing and IT’S TERRIFIC the way we’re 1906 FO RD F alcon W agon, auto­ Mobil# Homos 6-A S p.m. daUy. Apply in person 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. also Director Positions available for 2 management. BxceUent oppor­ G rinders CAP ft OCP Charge Plans selling Blue Lustre for clean­ matic, radio, heater, good con­ RUBBISH and trash removal, stalled and taped. WaUpaper on ly. HiUlardvlUe L unch, 308 of Nuraes. CaU RockvUle Nurs­ more ladles, with car, who tunity for advancement to right H eating, 644-1817. Also, our own Instant Oedit Pertly Paid Medical ing rugs and upholstery. Rent dition. No money down, take CAMPERS HOLIDAY, attics, cellars and yards clean­ books on request. Eheterior Adams St., Manchester. ing Home, between 10 a.m. to can work 6 hours per day man. Good starting salary, ______Trainees accepted. (Xher open- Dogs— Blrd$>-Fats 41 Plan GLASS films installer, outetand- electric shampooer, $1. Olcott over payments. Call Mr. Bake, INC. ed. R .J . Jones, 648-0502, o r 649- painting, aluminum gutters 3 p .m ., 876-0771. making service calls on new commission and car allowance, 3072. and leaders. FuUy insured. 649- MATURE woman to care for mothers. Pleasant and dig­ many employe benefits. Apply 5S 5oio55-=.-«^ H sr- Variety Store. Partly Paid Ufe Insurance 283-8716. Cox Trailers DISCOUNT FURNITURE 9668. I f no answ er, 643-6362. children 7:80-6 p.m. Walker ASSISTANT buyer and sales nified work. Average earn­ Singer Oompany, 886 Main St, moay HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebron WAREHOUSE 1967 F-86 OLDSM OBILE, club CAMPERS HOLIDAY, SI. Own transportation. 643- person In Children's ready to ings $75-$86 per 26 hour Mancheeter. R d ., B olton. 648-6487 40-QU ART mUk cans. CaU 648- NOW 2 BIG LOCA'nONS Contributing Pension Plan coupe. Excellent condition. Fi­ INC. Building— L. PELLETIER PAINTING — 6688. wekr department.'-Apply Mar­ working week. Permanent DACHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, 7406. 3680 M ain S t H artford nancing a v a ila b le. CaU 649-1462. Terry Travel Trailer Interior and exterior painting. low's, 867 'Main St. position. E\>r more Informa­ LABORERS needed —See Don Elmore AsKxdatea, 289-8388. 622-7240 .jClonfracting 14 SALES SERVICE opportunity, Weimaraners, AKC registered CAMPERS HOLIDAY, Papering and paper removal. tion write giving phone num­ Therrien Monday morning at Apply CRAFTSMAN 10” radial arm (former Fuller Brush bldg.) 7 Paid Holidays 1967 FORD Th underbird part-time, to service and re­ PART-TTME. Woman to main­ CUSTODIAN —FuU-tlme, 8-hour litters. Sale subject to vets INC. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga­ Free estimates. Workmanship ber to AUoe MoHoy, Room the beginning of Hackmatack saw with carbide blade, shaper 176 P in e St. M anchester Landau, all power, air-condi­ order greeting cards In retail tain vending cafeteria plant lo­ St. or oaU 648-8177 after 9. day, 6-day week, 2:80 to 11 J. T. SLOCOMB CO. okay. Some ready to go. 1- N om ad E*lck Up C am pers rage. rec rooms, bathrooms guaranteed. FuUy insured. 643- 411, 211 C on g ress St., B os­ head, $166. 8% h.p. Sears roto- 646-2882 tioned. Low mUeage, show­ atorea in the Manchester area. cated in Manchester. Hours 9 p.m. Good working conditlans. 628-8678. Modem Air-Conditioned Factory tiled, kitriiens remodeled, ce­ 9043, 649-6326. ton , M oss. 68 M atson H ill R d., .tUler, $69. CaU 648-2681. (former Norman’s Furn. Must ,,j«ve car and vaUd to 1:80. Must have own trana- CLERKS—To work part-time in ExoeUent benefits. Apply Busl- room conation. No money CAMPERS HOLIDAY, ment work, cellar floors, pa­ South Olaatonbuty, Conn. W arehouse EDW ARD rT PRICE—Painting driver's Ucense, over 86. Write portation. Calf 247-1010. retail store. Mutt be over 21. nees OtOoe, Soufii Windsor down, take over payments. INC. tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- F R E E KTITEN S, caU 647-1108. at corner of Pine ft Forest Sts) exterior and interior Paper­ Box L .' Manchester Herald. PILIXEUM MTTJil Is expanding Semi - retired peraons wel­ B oard o f E ducaU on, 161 N evers Incentive Roles OsU Mr. Zak, 288-8715. Route 66 oynskl. B uilder. 649-4291. CAREEUl POSITION tor a high 16 minutes from Manchester FOR SALE — Night crawlers. Mon.-Fri. 0-9, Sat 9-6 hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. and needs experienced cash- comed. Openings available Rd., Wapplng. Portland, Conn. YOUNG married girls for school graduate, must have 487% North Main Street. 1966 VO LK SW A GE N , 2-door NEWTON H. SMITH k S O N - 649-1003. Uers. Apply Mr. Bloke, 177 eveninga and weekends. Apply COLONIAL dining room set, 1-842-1212. ooimter work In new dairy and pleasing personality and abU- in person, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., FULL OR part-time help want­ sedan, 4-spe^ radto, heater. Remodellng, repairing, addl- Hartford Rd., Manchester. PACKXNG and Inspection f r e e — Female flvs-montb old EDCCELLENT efflcleift and eco­ table, 4 chairs, exceUent con­ CONTRACTOR — Interior ex­ food bar. 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Ity to meet the pubUc, typing Cumberland Farms Storee, m ed for various coostrucUon and No m oney dc^wn, take o v e r Uona, rec rooms, garages, trainee. Man to pack and In­ part bea gle pup. CaU 648-6688. nomical, that's Blue Lustre dition, $160. or best offer. 049- terior painting, pai>er hanging. weekdays or 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. required. Apply Beneficial Fi­ CLEANING woman wanted, 2 Middle T)>ke. or Junction malntenanca work. Oall after paym ents. O all M r. B ake, 288- porches and roofing. No Job spect'motDon WDUs O arage, 18 diester Hardware ft Supply. 877 Mala S t, •48-4480. dog bouM. CaU 64»filS2. •0-6186 this evening 6:60 - 7. Main m., Manchester. ^ a ft e r 6. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 mum rwBSTvsa MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1969 Hoosm For Sdo Howm For Solo 72 Housm For Sdo 72 Housm For Solo 72 Hbuit For Salt 72 Out of Town WontMi To Root 68 Hoiisos For Solo 72 Housot For Solo 72 Housos For Sc8o 72 H o u m s For Solo 72 Homos For Solo 72 Housm For Solo 72 Wontod—ftool btoio 77 WEST SIDB — 8 rooms, mod- IN 'I'Hlta HEART ertlea jewel of a 2-famiiy duplex NEW LISTmo — Centrally lo- building lot, north- PRES'nGE Riga Lane in Bol­ Air Real Estate, Vincent A. OOVBimT — BV>r rent tour- foot industrial building, unlim­ bedrooms, dining room, liv­ ed patio, % acre tree studded baths, full walk-out basement, cated■ - 8-room - Cape- with 4 bed­ east corner of Olcott Street ton, outstanding 9-room Ranch. Bogglnl, Realtor, 8*8-9383. ited floor load, clear span, like this available in any price style with 6 rooms per and Carol Drive. After 6 p.m. room house partially fUmlahed. ing room, kitchen, deti. lot. Realistically priced at$39,- garage. Wtriverton Agency, B & W range. Call Mitten Realty, apartment. 2-car garage. rooms possible. Fireplace. CaU Frank FtUoramo, Belfiore at r paau ______HT above average electrical, sit­ Price $20,000. 900. Call Warren E. Howland, Aluminum storms, screens, 346-4781. liocated on 16 acres wood land. uated on 2V4 acres. Call War­ Realtor, 649-2818. BARROWS and WALLACE Co.' ^®»>‘ora, 648-6980. Nicely maintained with Agency, 847-1418. Close to shopping, schools, RcfUtor, M-UOS. aluminum siding. Selling at doors, 1% baths. Assumable ANDOVER ■’2 K : ren E. Howland, Realtor, 643- Mancheater Parkade IMMEDIATE occupancy —New School M . build- VERNON - 8-room Split, large (tomputerized multi listing Guest C a itte r churches. $180 per month. FPr 1108. MANCHESTER — Six room Mancheater 649-5306 $82,000. I /nortsage! Call Jng lot with viewlHau/ i\ of t fltAthe 1lake,m1»a * * • services available. CaU now. appoWtment csdl the F. H. KEITH REAL ESTATE 7-room Raised Ranch, 3% now I Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Well on property. Call Norman treed lot, prime residential Colonial, exceUent condltioa,' area, many extru. Call J. D. Ralph Pasek, Realtor, 289-7475, Bob Brundage of Danbury will Oaal Agency, 04S-3682. 391 CENTER Street, an eight baths, 3 fireplaces, latmdry CENTER STREET—Anoth­ S. Hohenthal, Realtor, 646-1166. 743-8348. be guest c«dler e t a Kazidws- 649-1922 649-4126 new kitchen, fireplace, ga­ room, built-lns, plastered er fine aluminum sided 2- THE MOST immaculate Green Real Estate Associates, 648- room home with 2-car garage rage. Owner tranaferred. Im------ter Square Dance Club open located in business n xone. wails, 2-car garage, city util­ family with 12 rooms in all. Manor Ranch we’ve ever seen! BOLTON LAKE — Vernon, 5129, 848-8779. medi.ite occupancy. Can now, THE UPSTAIRS ~ ------dance tomorrow from 8 to U Out of Town Dwelling could be easily con­ ities, near school. 80-day oc­ ExceUent condition and top Listen to this — wall to wall treed lots, 500’ to water, pav- ^ p.m. at WaddeU ScbocS. Mr. and $28,500. , Hayes Agency, 646- cupancy. Built by Ansaldl. location. Priced at $36,000. carpeting in the living room, ed town accepted road. Priced VERNON —Owner transferred F o r R u n t 66 verted for professional or com­ MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape 0131. Home sdllng their neat Ranch with W © f lp O H S f_ i& C ilC Mrs. RusseU White will cue die mercial occupancy. Robert J. i Charles Lesperance. 649-7630, dining room, haUway and all to sell. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. garage, wall to wall carpeting IS DOWNSTAIRS LINDEN STREET*— Cen- 3 bedrooms, living room with S a | w a <1 vm ITaisI ®^* *• ®P®*» ROCKVnXE — Maple St. Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, MANCHESTER —Center St. 649-6108. three bedrooms! Home has '-----—------—------in spacious living room with traUy located, this 18-room, had tender lovlhg care and VERNON — 20 acres more or fireplace, dining room and ^ At l U area square dmoe club m a m - Apartments, on bus line, brand 649-6241. fireplaces, in formal dining business zoned, vacant, value! Front THIS 6-room Ranch house new S-room units in attractive AVAILABLE immediately. Im­ 6-famlly dwelling deserves shows it. Belfiore Agency, 647- 2,000’ frontage on 1-84 bright kitchen. Basement has room, on open staircase, in 7 rooms, 2 baths, oil heat, ideal will end all that climbing maculate six-room Cape. AIu- your immediate attention. (Rt. 15). ExceUent commercial reoroom ‘ plus an office. Ter- O n Illinois H om e"‘*^dage, brick building, G.B. range, VERNON — Over 800' frontage investment for office a n d 1418. on Rt. 88. Existing building of master bedroom. Centrally lo­ up and down, up and down, Priced to give you a 10% potential. Ebclstlng 6 - room riflc location, the lot is approx-. rvir t TMoirrr t n m « square dance oaUing as a teen- refrigerator, disposal, air-con­ cated near IlUng Jimlor High apartment. $21,500. CaU War­ up and down. It’s all on one 1^’HERE just off Main St. can ditioner, wali to wall carpeting, over 4,600 square feet. Present By BBA KEITH rage. E V l 11 jit. Walk­ return on your Investment. Ranch with 2 baths and de­ Imateiy 800 feet deep. Start Ten “***■’ W* An* School. Char-Bon Agency, 648- ren E. Howland, Realtors, 643- floor! And thata not all. ing dis ^ ft. Only Buy now and start earning you get a six-room home with tached 2-car garage with 8- packingDacldmr and call TT.J. T Oockett, «««“• ■®‘*®<1 20 years «ago. « H-He ..is chib caller heat, hot water, parking and business grossing over $800,- 1108. nearly 1,000 submachine guns iZ uiw.-T m 000. annually. $186,000. Jao- 0683. The larger the unbroken Three-bedrooms, 1% ceram­ $22,000. CaU now, Pasek Real­ immediately. large, clean rooms and alumi- room apartment. $145,000. Jac- Realtor, 648-1877. storage all included tai the wali space in your living ic baths, large kitchen with ntim siding and aluminum ______and iarsre quantities of other rental of $180 per month, one quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- MANCHESTER — Two-family, MANCHESTER — Six-room Co­ tors, MLS, 280-7476, 742-8243. quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- room or bedroom, the easier many built-ine, closet space storms and screens for $17,- 8889. LAKEFRONT retreat -Five- ammunition Thureday n r h ^ ’ml^dL year lease. Call James J. Qes- 8339. 6 and 6, and a five-room sdii- lonial. Desirable location. it Is to place furniture in the JARVIS REALTY CO. room expandable Cape with ®",«>® home of Rich- Quiet Street. Beautifully land­ a plenty, two fireplaces, MANCHESTER 3007 Ask any of the "cah do” say, 875-0134. TOLLAND — Rt. 30. 1.88 acres gle, all on one lot. Both prop- clear traffic patterns that two-car oversized garage, COMFORTABLE RANCH REALTORS—MLS bo}rs from the Belfiore Agen­ MANCHESTER — 4 acres more 160’ lakefront. Huge fireplaced ^ Lauchli Jr.. 42, Identified ertias In fine condition and will scaped private yard. Stone create an aina of spacious­ or less, can yield up to 5 AA Uvlng ____ room,A 2 bedroonra,_____ den. Aa A.a formAt* former iadleaderHaf ra#of tho tiilUlnols4«*<%8« i€suvajs and national>»wonai oonvoti*oonven- SIX ROOMS, heated, flrst floor, located oh comer lot. Com­ fireplace, breezeway, garage, ■ ness. park like setting. Numerous On a lovely treed lot handy 283 East Center Street 643-1121 cy, 647-1418. mercially soned. Good flat provide rent free living f o r extios. High 30’s. Call right to church, shopping, schools zoned lota. ExceUent location. kitel^n Trtth buUt-lne.T-yeaii Mtautemen. k^ $200. in WethersBeld. Call 644- owner or occupier. Wolverton $24,600. Hayes Agency, 646- THE VERY BEST. Twelve old. Wolverton Agency. ^ 1 - U’®’ Richard Bagloton, 8186. land with plenty of road front­ Careless smoking is the now. •uid bus line. Here is a Priced at $60,000. Jacqueline- Agency, Realtors, 640-2813. 0131. number one cause of home room estate in Mancheater. Roberts Agency, .646-3889. tor, 649-2813. said T.auchli was taken Into cus- i^aver, Oolo., Miami, Fla,, and age for small shopping center, ______^ ______homo .that features alumin­ MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, tody under the Omnibus Crime Philadelphia, Pa. He also has VERNON — Brand new 8^^ car wash, etc. $55,000. Jac- MANCHESTER and vicinity — fires. Don’t leave cigarettes um siding, oven cmd range, each apartment has 6 large Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2% tU- to bum out in ashtiays. NORTH COVENTRY Control Act of 1668. He appears " ^ ® •®^ral recdrdlngs f o r room apartment in lovely resi­ quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- ed baths, large family room, For the best in real estate In CHARLES J. MORRISON disposal, fireplace and ga­ rooms, 2-car garage, central NEW LISTING — Immaculate dential area ]}OBlte recrea­ SWIM AT HOME 1 today before U.S. Commissioner Poihraft Records. 8889. 2 fireplaces, plastered wails, ail price rang^es call Mitten Up tor sizinz up a house: rage. ExceUent buy at $24,- location, city utilities, new oil 6% room Ranch, aluminum Rosort Pro| WllUam Glffln in Springfield, guoet caller is a past tion park, featuring heat hot 600. Please call 649-6306 or Avoid the bumper to bump­ full insulation, porch, city util­ R«alty, Realtors, 643-6930. Look at the small things, the REALTOR burner and siding. Only $23,- storms, screens, siding. WaU er traffic of going to the PI. president of the (JonnecUcut water,' refrigerator, range, way doors are hung, comers 876-6611. 900. Keith Real Elstate, 646- For M 74 ities, built-lns, extra large 2- LARGE Colonial -—7 rooms, 4 648-1015 to wall carpeting. Beautiful­ beach when you can swim The agents said they had Callera Association and has hood, garbage disposal, master Invostmont Propoity car garage, near school, treed meet, etc. If the lltUe thlnga 4126, 849-1922. ly shrubbed and treed lawn. COVENTRY Lake — 2 water­ TV antenna and sliding glass or 6 bedrooms, 1% baths, large are done well, chances are in your own in-ground pool. counted more than 800 subma- served four yean on the board . lot, excellent location. Charle* B &. W Ask for Joe Lombardo. Bel­ front lota side by side. Total In addition this (She prop­ cliine guns at the beginning of hf dlreotora tor the New Eng- doors, leading to balcony oft For Scrio 70-A kitchen, front to back living the big ones are too. M ^CHESTER —$38,000, size 100x160’ approximately. Lesperance, 649-7620, 649-6108. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. bm k 4-bedroom home, fire­ fiore Agency, 647-1418. erty offers 6 rooms with 2 Uieir inventory and more were ia*>d Folk Festival Asaociation. living room. For an appoint­ THREE apartments In one room, built-in oven and range, (1) Conveniently located. 8 The wonder of Tallwood Owner says, sell both for $7,- ment to see this beauUftil, one- dishwasher and disposal, ex­ Manchester Parkade place, garage, patio, trees, baths, fireplace and garage expected to be added. Committees for the event are building, a cottage with one SIX-ROOM CAPE, Bowers bedrooms, living room, MANCHESTER — Four room PORTER ST. AREA — Just 900. Jacquellne-Roberta Agen­ tor $24,900. Please call 649- Some machine guns were hnd Mrs. diaries Bogglnl, story, all brick apartment School, aluminum siding, tremely large and heavily dining room, kitchen, Ranch, ideal retirement or Mancheater 649-6306 Highland Park or St. James listed. Six room Colonial with cy, 046-8839. apartment plus 8 house trailer Elegant Iiomes, set among stately spruce School. Hutchins Agency, 849- 5306. found In and around Lauchli’s door duty; Mr. and Mrs. building. Call 872-0639 week­ parking spaces with excellent storms, walk-out cellar. Asking treed lot. Wolverton Agency, den, 1% baths. $20,000. starter home. Picture book MANCHESTER — Charming 3-car garage. Professional days. Rental $186, adults, no Realtors, 649-2818. and birches on the Tallwood slopes. 6834. area. Nicely treed lot. Peace­ home and 180 turned up In an Grossman, refreshment choir- income. Extremely high poten­ $18,900. Owner, 643-7388. (2) Six-room Cape. Close to kitchen with dishw ater, blue Ranch, five large rooms, fire- abandoned garage about two men, assisted by Mr. and M n. pets. tial on heavily traveled high­ shopping, schools, Through the trees, glimpses of golf V rtnne fireplace in Hvlng room. place, 2 baths, walk-out base- $17,900 buys this B-room Ctepe ful neighborhood. Low thirties Out of Town B &. W miles away. Walter Hamilton and Mr. and Many features you wlU lovei and worth it. Ask for Carl BARROWS and WAUJtCE (Jo. ROCKVnXB — Svroom apart­ way in a business xone. $55,000. churches. Living room courses north and south — the rolling ment, attached garage, spaci- in Manchester. 4 bedrooms, For Solo 75 Eagleton said the agents also Mrs. Howard Hastings. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, with fireplace, 8 bed­ Centrally located. CtooivBon ouB treed lot. Will finance, 1- ovendzed garage. Char Bon 2Uns8er. Belfiore Agency, 647- Manchester Parkade ment, all newly renovated, JACQUELINE - ROBERTS fairways of Minnechaug and Manchester 1418. found in the house about 60 hand ------— 646-4200. rooms. $21,900. Agency, 643-0688. 878-8681, evenings. Agency, 648-0688. EAST HARTFORD —WUl you Manchester 646-6306 grenaaes,grenades, seven rocketsrocketa and a ___^ stove, refrigerator, and beat In- Country Clubs. Children playing, laughing pay $28,900 tor a $3JX)0 swim­ duded, $120. Rowe ft Rowe THREE FAMILY, three room, (3) New six-room Dutch Co­ near at hand. Open space... and TOM CUNNINGHAM has tolned ming pool? What if.we includ­ SOUTH WINDSOR-Once in a ia«ncher, 36 rifles and “rtory Crewman Realty, 875-3167. AGENCY lonial, 2 acres land, 2- our expanding sales staff. CaU Blue Moon we list something several thousand Jumps Ship in Norway four room and five rooms with car oversized garage, 2 privacy. The beauty of grand moments, ed a three-bedroom Ranch, fuU finished basement. Extensive­ TOm for your real estate needs basement, garage, fenced In different and unusual - pric^ ol ammunition of var- OSLO, Norway (AP) — A Pole COVENTRY — two-bedroom, 646-8889 fireplaces, 2% baths, 8 and of little things. Your family should in the Manchester area. Tom ly redeconded, two new fur­ bedrooms, custom built. yard with plenty of shrubs and right! Three bedrooms, mod- , « . , Uner Batory sqwrtment, living room with see it all — the wonder of Tallwood. is a Manchester native and era cabinet kitchen, foyer, ce- .***" bringing to four '^fireplace, kitchen, bath, stor­ naces and two new hot water EXCLUSIVELY YOURS Priced in mid-fifties. OPEN HOUSE ) trees tor privacy. Convenient­ heaters. Property is fully rent­ knows the area weU. Belfiore ly located with Immediate oc­ ramlo tiled bath, luge heated iS**'*? bou^t most of the the number of men from the age, Seven miles to UConn. GLASTONBURY—Breath-taking view surrounds this low (4) Industrial land, 2 to 100 SUNDAYS — 2:30 PM TO S:00 P.M. Agency, 647-1418. rec room with fireplace, emaU Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, ed and now growing over $5,- silhouetted Ranch in one of Glastonbury’s finer residential acres. All utilities. lAfill Limited number of aseumable 7*/* cupancy. Why pay rent when 000. annually. City water and CARL ZINSSER has just listed you can have all this for $23,- basement den with separate Norway in the last two weeks. 646-4126. areas. ’Ibis custom home offers 3 large bedrooms, giant sell, lease, or build to mortgages. Immediate occupancy. The man wm be held in cusio- sewers, aluminum storms sized pine paneled kitchen, large llvit^ room with fire­ lease. a beautiful 7-room Cape with 2 900. CSall the PhUbrlck Agency, entrance, oil hot water heat, Open noon to dark. From BIRCH MOUNTAIN dishwasher, lot 100x201 attach­ *****” ’**'*** government consld- throughout on quiet street only place and paneled featiue wall, huge family room leading full baths on a centrally locat­ Realftons, 646-4200. make them unusable. - political asy­ Rftsort PropMty three blocks from Main St. to outdoor recreation area and large swimming pool. Well (6) Tolland Tp:-« Proposed Manchester Center, drive (QUON-MANCHESnS um ed half acre lot. CaU Carl now ed garage. Immeidiate occu­ Thdustri'^a adjacent BOLTON — Top location, top ‘"ntls stuff was junk in a way, lum. After launching a boat In 6 7 shopping end bus lines. Harold manicured grrounds. Luxury living at $34,900. out South Main Street tor details. Belfiore Agency, pancy, $24,900. Won’t lost long. but in the hands of Lauchli it F o r R o o t to thi CyQiVTes o< land. to the QIastonbury town Maw costom quaUty bollt 3-4 bedroom Colonials, Ranches ft BanohM. GUgh quaUty custom built 6-room an attempt to retrieve the de­ Heller Agency, 742-7141. nor* wooded Iota. Desirable new area, low 89’s, 647-1418. ^ Ostrlnsky, Realtor, 648- .^^e being turned Into very a t- SUMMER vacation home. Lake MANCHESTER—Ploturesque Ranch geared for outdoor liv­ Asking ‘*«36,000. line and turn right onto Ranch. Plastered watlls, cast- fector from the Icy waters o t ing. Includes 3 large bedrooms, large carpeted living room, iron radiation, breezeway, 3- fectlve weapons,” ^ Eagleton Oslo Fjord, the Batory gave up Wlmilpeaaukee, N. H. New If you haven’t bought your Indian Hiii Trail. WMOnONSi l^ t Center St., Manchester, to Porter St., to Camp Meetliis Bd. to EIGHT ROOM Oolonial re­ said. dining area, giant sized recreation room with built-in bar, Carter St., to Volpl Bd„ to (tyon House. ^ « « « n g sea., w production, 2% baths, 2 fire­ car garage. Priced tor im­ BOLTON the search and headed out to 8 bedroom Chalet, fireidace, Land For Sal* 71 convenient kitchen, one-car garage, well landscaped lot in first home yet (or if you He described Lauchli as a clubhouse, heated pool, tennis have one h ^ e too many) places, family room, recrea­ mediate sale.' Hayes Agency, Four-room Ranch with sea. a small lake setting. Priced In the low upper 20’s. Owners 646-0181. “really proficient maohlnlat.'' courts. Reservations filling HEIBRON —^Route 85, approx­ anxious. just let us know. tion room, double garage, 2 bre«zeway and one-car ga­ Lauchli was paroled Feb. 20 v ^ jumped tbe imately 60 acres with frontage STONE & GOLDBERG quickly. 648-0189. LAWRENCE F. FIANO, Doveloper patios, trees. Superb landscap- HARTFORD — 8-bed- rage, full basement, ar­ from the federal penitentiary at on 85. Pond on property. Own­ VERNON—^Suburban living can be yours in this coloniallzed Builders ol Excellence Ing, 200’ fronta^. Hutchins tesian well, oombliiation Terre Haute, ln d .r w h e r e ^ a s HARWICH. Cape Cod — four er will finance. T.J. Crockett, room Oolonial, aluminum sid­ Cape Cod. This home offers a unique layout for the active KEITH Agency Realtors. 649-8824. ing, city water and sewer, full windows. Selling for only serving a 3% year sentence tor room permanent house, V/% Realtor, 643-1677. family. First-floor family room, large eat-in kitchen, living 64»43n $17,600. T. J. Crockett, Real­ room, 2 bedrooms on first floor plus huge finished room on REAL ESTATE Exclusive Agents: L. C. QREENOUQH COMPANY cellar. $21,600. Meyer Agency, llleg^ manutacture, sale and miles to beach, reduced rates Realtor, 643-0609. tor, 643-1677. shipment of firearm*. He was organlzatioo. until June 16, 649-1272 after 5 APPROXIMATELY 70 acres, second floor, 2-car attached garage and 1% acres of beauti­ 647-9921 ' 236-5000 ful land. Priced in the upper 20’s. Reasonable offers con­ 172 EAST CENTER ST. arrrated after negotiating with has found them employment, p.m. located on Brewster St.— Read Herald Ads ANDOVER LAKE-year ‘round BOLTON -5 Custom 7-room Swain Road, Covenry. $38,500. sidered. 649-1622 — 646-4126 Ranch. Double garage, 8-flre- uzidoroover agents for the sole Call 742-6519. furnished home, 8 bedrooms, of $17,000 worth of weapons. large pr. He died Jon. 8. Connecticut, not later than: Only $21,900. Hayea Agency, Deputy Coroner William J. room, formal dining room, traditional fireplaced living BARROWS and WALLACE Co. May 12, 1960 at 10 A.M., Btast- room, large foyer entrance, double attached garage. Set been built than can offer the persomdlzed service of 0366, 649-0638. v i Jacqueline Bostrom, Robert Blanchard, Robert Bostrom. • WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING • G-E RANGE • REFRIGERATOR • DISHWASHER giant of 870,0100 dea^elght Road to the existing Eighth VBHINON — 66’ Raised Ranch, bq lTON 5%-room Ranch tons, h u been ordered from a Utilities District sewage treat­ • AIR CONDITIONING • RANCH STYLE BUILDINGS WITH SEPARATED BASEMENTS 4 years old, George R 1 s 1 e y Kure shipyard by the Ttiiyo ment plant (12,800-phis feet) built, 4 large bedrooms, 26 x with attached garage, one half JACQUELINE - ROBERTS^ block from boating and swim­ Tanker C!o. It will cost between and the North Manchester In­ MASTER TV ANTENNA • WELL-LIGHTED FREE PARKING 34’ rec room with fireplace, 2- 22 and 28 million dollars. terceptor Extension from the car garage. 26 Hansen Dr. ming, wooded lot, $18,900 takes It. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Eighth Utilities District sewage AGENCY 646-4200. treatment plant to a point south BOLTON U ft R built Raised of Center Street (9,000-plus Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 fire- 875 E. CENTER ST, — MANCHESTER o UCUIW..U., BOLTON — Seven-room Ranch NOTICE feet). places, garage, acre lot. very ^ o f f ^ k S m Contract Dociunents includlity. "Clean home. H. M. Frechette, OF SFECHAL Wall to wall carpeting. Acre drawings and technical specif Realtors, 647-6663. TOWN MEETING cations are one file at the of­ 646-3339 treed lot. Dead-end street. On­ TOWN OF BOLTON HEIBRON — Clean Cape, 4 ly $23,900. Immediate oc­ fice of the Purchasing Agent lo­ APRIL 24, 1969 cated at the Municipal Building, years old, 6% rooms, 1% batiis, cupancy. Pasek ReaMon, M in The electors, legal voters and 289-7476, 742-8248. 41 Center Street, Manchester, MANCHESTER — Three bed­ SOUTH RIDGE fireplace, garage, one-acre lot, citizens qualified to vote in Comiectlcut. bordering State Forest, $22,900. rooms, two baths, slx-r o o m Manchester * Town Meetings of the Town of Ctoples of Contract Documents Ranch. Green Manor area. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Forms For Seda 76 Bolton, Connecticut, are here­ may be obtained by depositing Bowers school. Many extras OPEN FOR YOUR 646-4200. by notified and warned to meet fifty dollars ($60.00) with the - - i in the Special Town Meeting to included, upper 203. Principles NORTH Coventry — 6%-room FREE 1989 Spring brochure Purchasing Agent for each set y t . only. Phone owner for appoint­ APPROVAL from Hochberg Farm Agenqy, be held at the Community Hall, of documents so obtained. Etach Ranch, two years old. Raised In said town, on Thursday, ment, 643-1400. hearth flre{dace, attached ga­ Clark’s Corners, Nqrth Wind­ such deposit will be refunded if 8 2-5 SATURDAY AND ham, Conn. Phone WlUlmantic, April 24, 1969 at 8 p.m. for the the drawings and Contract Doc­ NEW 6-room Oolonial, 1% baths, rage. Acre lot. Assumable 6% following purposes; per cent mortgage, $160 pays 1-455-6637. Hot off the press, uments are returned In good 2 fireplaces, built-ins, laundry SUNDAY -PARK April 15, 1969. Please send for 1. To consider and act upon condition within ten (10) days room, family room. 2-car ga­ all. Only $21,500. Immediate oc­ reports of the Public Building after the Bijd opening. 46 HUNTER RD. cupancy. Pasek Realtors, MLS, your free copy. Mailed to any­ rage, city utilities, large 1 o t. body on request If you live In (Commission and Board of FI The Town of Manchester___ __ re- good location. Charles Lesper- “See son, I told you how fast 289-7476, Gay Blair, 742-6621. the U.S.A. nance recommending that a sum serves the right to walve> any V nnce, 649-7620, 649-6108. Come in! You are welcome! not exceeding $8,000 be appro- Informalities or to reject any Discriminating buyers will BOLTON — 6-room Ranch, SOUTH ROAD Immediate occupancy, 2 baths, printed for plans and specifica- or all Bids. appreciate the attractive BOLTON Uons tor renovation of the Bol- Each Bidder must deposit 2139 MUST SEE! features found in this 6-room 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, INVITATION you’d sell it....er, I mean Hayes would!” large lot. Low 80’s. Morrison ton Elementary School on with his Bid, security in the YESTERYEAR’S bonnet is a favorite Ranch. Large easy-care Notch Road for grades 6 amount, form and subject to the hea^overing today for gardening or rooms, 2 tiled baths. Gen­ CONVENIENT TO HARTFORD, MANCHKTER, ROCKVILLE, STORRS, WILLIMANTIC Agency, 648-1016. TO BID Exceptionally clean 6-room o-oi-H hi.1. u . . . that the Town conditions provided In the In- beach wearing! home with an assumable erous closet space. Ga­ Father definitely knows best. The fastest, easiest, most profitable way to Setied bids will 1^ received authorize the issue of notes to structlwis to Bidders, No. 2139 has pattern pieces; full di­ rage. STUDIO WALK-OUT BOLTON — Ftair-room Ranch, U81 mortgage, modern kitchen, From Manehftstftr, Rt. 6 and 44A to Bolton, taka laft on 44A at Bolton Notch, turn right onto at the office of the Director of defray such appropiiallM If Attention of Bidders la par- rections. 8-18 aluminum siding, large en­ BASEMENT. ASSUMABLE sell your home is through Hayes. It doesn't matter how old your home, SEND 5(K in coins tor OKh potUm closed porch. Immediate oc­ MORTGAGE. sacond straat on right (South Rd.) to apartmants. «ra!*?>ri“ W rarM anchisTe; to includo firot-clui nailing. COVER a simple-line dress with a short cupancy. Only $24,900. ed right as a starter home tor Mat 6 1989 ii M T m ^ l p *" “ ‘® «>»““««>■ <>* ®m- ABM CMkX. _ Otenobontor where it's located, or its style. We young couple or as a rotlre- PATnimrs nir Tnwiv 'uV«u. ^ ployment to be observed and jK ket attractively buttoned and col­ a* a ratire- PATCHING OF TOWN HIGH- proceeds from the sale of such minimum wage rates to be paid lared for the little ensemble that goes H. B. GRADY, BROKER ' will sell it for you! And 9 chances out IHE ment home for on older cou- WAYS, ATHLETIC BQUIP- notes. To further authorize the under the Contract. iMii everywhere! PHILBRICK AGENCY Leasing Agent Owner4)eveloper ple. Convenient to new Route MENT AND SUPPLIES, Public Building (tommUsion to Bidders on this work will be Print aaomii win zip cooe m « No. 1481 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in 643-8009 643-0344 6. $16,060. Call ttie F. M. WATER MAIN EXTENSION— kbit I New Sizes 8 to 18, bust 31% to 40. REALTORS of 10, we wilt get you your full ask> expend the $8,000 If approprlat- required to comply wtth the Geal, Agency, 048-2683 for an HARTFORD RD„ OUJOTT ft ed for plans and specifications President’s Executive Order No You’il find the new '69 Spring & Size 10, bust 32%, 2% yards of 45- appointment. SPENCER ST. Summer ALBUM fiiled with many lovely inch for dress; jacket, 2% yards. 646-4200 ing price. Which are pretty good J. D. REALTY LAWRENCE FIANO for renovation of the Bolton 11246. The requiremenU tor doiigns from which to choose patterns Bid forms, plans and speclfl- Elementary School on Notch Bidders and Omtracton under SEND 6S4 ie coins for each pattern LARGE four bedroom, two SOUTH WINDSOR — Dutch in all types of noedloworfc. Only S0< ta lecludt first-clats mailing MANCHESTBR Green area — odds in your favor! 643.5129: 649.S37I Colonial, modern Utohen with cations are available at the Road for grades 6 throui^'s! thVbrdeT’ore ei^U h^ in tha • co$yl bath home just off the bus line. six room cuatom built home General Services Office, 41 Dated at Bolton, Connecti­ specifications. BuiMtt. bullt4ne, formal dining room, Center Street, Manchester, Con­ CRIB ttUILTS. Stitch a cute Bolloon HhwilnE Herald. IMP ATH. > Combination windows, ga­ with bath and a half, eneloeed large living room with fire­ cut. this 18th day of April 1669. » No Bidder may withdraw his Girl quilt for tho girl, or tha Fisher-lid / u m u c . tf. im m TOBH, H.T. rage, excellent heating sys­ HAYES NO CHILDREN NO PETS I.YR. LEASE FROM $140. PER MONTH necticut. porch and patio, one car ga­ AOGNCY, me. place, breezeway, 3-car garage, Richard Morra, Bid within thirty (80) days af­ for a boyl Alto Included - The Posy, print Him, M Iriti wlUi ZIP COOE, Styli tem. . . one of the best buys rage. Located on quiet reti- Town of Manchester, Michael Peace, ter the actual date of the Bid PIty-Blocn and Circus Time. Pattern Hiiiair Ml tiu. on the market for $23,500. Nice dentlal street in on area of enclooed patio, large finished CVmnecticut pltcei, dlrectloni for 12 lovely cover- family room, $M,600. Philbrtek Joseph Ucltra, opening. ‘69 Spring & Summer Basle FASHION big lot with plenty of trees, comparable homee. Low thir­ I t Pays To Call Hayesl 55 BAST CBflBR ST. 646-0131 Robert B. Weiss, Board of Selectmen leti. Jmt 80$ far I cant of B(04. IS now available! Send for one from Agency, ReaUon, 646-420P. General Manager • Robert B. Weiss, too. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, ties. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Town of Bolton General Manager which to pick your patterns during your 648-1677. 648-1677. ^ i i u r i l Only ^ a copy. -BIQBT FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1908 matulrpiiter Ett^ning UpraUi Awanwa IM ty Nat Preas Ron W(Mk KhM The W eather tlM tiUbi Junior Muaeum w tt hiMiah n , leae Rain aading late tonigM, low iTT o w d ba open Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. Says Drug Problem Exists aa to 40. Tomorrow partly aun- Itayinond Oonnan wUt aarve aa 15,535 ny and eontinuad oool, Ugh Order near 50. v m liaTa Only in Minds of Adults Sanehe»ter-—‘4 City of Village Cham Irara > i Brian Wlrta of the U.S. Air Force t*tU be honoied at a Care- ‘‘Tliere is a drug ptoUeni. dents, he said, “I’ve had trou­ VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 170 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) parklBf lot MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1909 Advvrtlitag am Fage U ) attoMl Bulk areil party Sunday troni »- a.m. But it’s only a problsm in the ble with their enthusiasm. They PRICE TEN CENTS until dark at the .Bolton Lake minds of adults. Tlie Uds are do have ciasses back at U- Hotel. Oonn.” perfectly happy now.” accord­ *i3aatnl in rtaaOmm:' a IMP He called the four "drug con­ H m Oouplea Poker Group of ing to Dr. Karl A. Niefbrth, as­ sultants ito society.” DMBBh aim , tliaaaif«BUi In Man- Candldtite W ants alMktar Ooatimualty OoUaga’s the ICanchaater Newcomera Club sistant dean of the School of OkM quitaidBy NIglit aariaa wiU will meet tomorrow at 8:80 p.m. Pharmacy at the University of *H(Hie9t Race* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Czech Reds bn ataam B u u U y at 7:20 p.m. A1 PouUot, 82 Bolton S t The Connecticut. MINNBAPOLI8 (AP) — A Id lha Whttan lib ra ry auditm^ Dr. Nieforth was in the au­ O O R R E C nO N candidate for this city’s may­ U.S. Naval Forces Deploying Ooiqjtaa Bridge Oroup will meet oralty post wants on txmest tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home dience of 180 people listening to Large Oalifomia loeiierg of Mr. and Mra. Robert Jenni- four of his students talk about race—ctM toot after the oth­ Warn Foes er. Ih a Rav. J. Stanton Oonoivar, son, 282 Redwood Rd. drugs and Uds Wednesday night paalor at Bolton Oongragatlonal LEHUGE bead 29c Rayfnond P. Nordln, an in­ in the ming Junior High School PRAGUE (AP) -Ckechoolo- We ehall not call it chlld’e play, ChuRdi, will oonduct a aatvlca cafetorium. Towards the end of dependent, challenged Re­ OCnoere o f the Mandieater and not 9c aa waa ' vakla’a new Oommuniat party but a atnggle, and I am abso­ Stud ay at 8:15 a.m. on radio the session, he stood to make Incorreofly advertised WE'LL BE SEEING YOU SOON KATHY! chier declared political war on publican Dan Cohen and Eknblem d u b wSl meat tonight lutely sure of political victory,” Democrat Gerard Hegstrom, atatkni WWF. TOa program is at 7:80 afc the SUca HiGene for some remarks. last night. thoae who do not toe the Krem­ iponaorad by tha Manchaotar Atty. Robert M. Sharaf Atty. Arnold H. Klaa IVeah Aapangua; Duidelloas, Beet areene, O sM and said Huaak. "Antl-Sovletfsm la to a 50-mile foot race foom To Protect Recon Missions an baataSMUan rehearaal ' “Alcohol is your drug and lin line, Uk informanta aald to­ OouncU of Caiurcbaa and tha YaHow BeaoD Laeka, SbaBata Beigtum Endive, incompatible with the Ideology a t y HaU to Hudson, WU. marijuana is their drug,” he HIGHLAND PARK Bwiaeeki Sproutsi B rocn^, Hot P m era , Fam , day the eWer, Ouatav Huaak, of this party. It is In aitarp cen- Maachaatar C2aigy Aaaociation. said. HoneatT Yep, Nwdln swan WASHiINGTON (A P )—'Poitent U.S. navnl forces, in- Tlw Oouples Bowling Group Form Partnership Tomaitoea, Arttebohes, White and Black Radlahes, Rhu- made aome conoeaalono to gat tradictlcn to the state jmlicy of promised that the etate high­ of the Mancbenler Newcomers “School principals tell me MARKET iMzb, wMto Sweat PoUboeat Plant, WWeroresk OauS- the mpport of Uberala in gov- this state.” dluding the biattileshiSp New Jeruey and possiUy a pair alcohol abuse has dropped off way patrol would Judge the Amerioan Legion Auxiliary Chd> will meet tonight at 8:45 Attys Robert M. Sharaf of He is a director of the Great­ 817 Highland St., Manchester fknver, Oonxm-Oob. ornment. He repeated criticlem that the of aircraft chniers, were reported stcMninsr to new adn meet Monday at 7:80 p.m. sharply. Alcohol is part of the race, at Ms own expense. at Silver Lanas, Badt Hartford. Simsbury and Arnold H. Klau er Hartford Chapter of the One aouroe aaid Huaalc got all Dubcek regime had allowed positkms today to provide proteotixm for American ta- ad the Poat Home. At 8:18, there of Manchester have formed a establishment. Frerti stnawbenTies,lerriea, Oantaloupes, Heneydewv, OpMiiali “And I’d win too, if the There will be a social time with American Civil Liberties Union. Melons, Fhinw, Peachaa Ugll FruM, Temple and Nbvel but five votea of the 190-member “and-Oommunlst” elements to darn guys took me up on it,” tel%€noe missions off North Korea. wffi be a child areUare panel lefreUunenta afiter bowUng. partnership tor the general ' "In the 1930’s there was a Central Oommittae, which ouat- The Pentagon announced re- In 1969 he was a vice chairman mistake. Due to the nature of Omnees, WblenneloaB,RNfooB, times, Jaffa Oranges, Plneapptoa, pluige Caechortovakla into a Nordln aald. dtseuaaion of 'ee, Seedless Or . ed reformlat party chief Alexan- criala. deployment' of extensive forces of the Manchester United Jew­ marijtiana, it was classltied as Reason why the race prob­ may oontact Mrs. Robeit Dnm- 242 Trumbull St., Hartford, and Mbce, Red and Golden DeUctoua, Russets. ,jW Dubcek In a secret ballot Friday shortly after Prnrident ish Appeal Campaign and is a narcotic to keep It away from ’’Where can it lead If our Cen­ ably won’t take place; Nor- Richard Steven Lawrence of mer, Syoamore, Lane. 21 E. Middle Tpke., Manches­ Thursday. Informanta cited Nixon ordered remimpttan of re­ chairman of publicity for the people. The ugly word of hard • Try Fresh Sliced Mucke’s and Grote A Weigel Cold Cuts tral Committee and central or­ din wants to start at 8 a.m. North Korea R ID 8 waa one of 88 atudents ter, under the film name of ttraae reaaone for hla strong connaissance flights with the at Renaaelaer Polytechnic In­ Sharaf and Klau. Both attorn­ United Fund in Manchester. He drugs did prevent people for 28 gans do not Intervene?” he The execulUve oonwnMtee o f ★ WEEKEND SPECIALS ★ ahowtag: asked. “ To what almT To civil promise they will cease to be stitute to achieve a 4.0 cumula­ Nutmeg Foreat, ThU Cedars of eys were admitted to the Con­ lives at 46 Bruce Rd. with his years from using marijuana —Hurak aaaured Duboek aup- very much. ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... head war? •' Claim s f /.S . "fair game" for North Korean tive average for the fall aemes- Lebanon, will meet Mlonday at necticut Bar in 1967 and to the wife, the former Judith Rulnick, porten he would not, for now, Jets. * ter. Ha la a fifth-year architec­ 7:80 p.m. at the Maatmic Tem- federal oourbs in 1988. They are and their two chUdren, Rachel 'Then kids realized society FANCY CUCUMBERS ...... * ft>r “ Should we wait until some­ accept the Soviet invasion aa U.S. Action Flights off the North Korean ture student pla members of the Hartford Coun­ and Benjamin. had lied to them. Marijimna is CHIQUITA B AN AN AS...... 2 lbs. Justified. body provokes the Soviet troops not a narootlc. Now every state­ on our territory into taking Fled Meeting coast were halted Tuesday after ty and State Bar Association. Atty. Sharaf was bom In Bos­ FRESH ASPARAG US...... bch. —He aaeured reformers poHtl- Atty. Klau was bom In Hart­ ton, educated In Hartford ment about marijuana Ss looked some action In dielr defeme?” an EC121 reconnaissance plane on a.s another lie. There is a "OUR HNIABOBD STfmS NOW HAS BVEBYTOINGr cal arresta will not be mode tor Shuts Seven TOKYO (AP) — North Korea with 81 men aboard aiqMnntly ford and was graduated front schools, and waa graduated any "vtolatlons" committed Husak said the March 28-29 Harvard College and Harvard froip Bates College, magna cum definite lack of convmunlcatlon. Wo Carry The Manoheoter Evening Herald anti-Soviet demonstrations in­ said today the United Btatea waa shot down. Only two bodies OOMPLiran LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS prior to his assumption of pow­ Law School. He is the son of laude. In 1964 and from the Yale Parents can’t .. understand er. cluded "acts that were precisely ‘•ned’’ from an armistice com- ^ ROCKVILLE drugs. It’s 'Uke the new matii. Job Qjnters Superior Court Judge and Mrs. Law School In 1967. He Is pre­ Despite these concessions, few counterrevoluiontaiy.” He criti­ mission meeting at Panmunjom Joaeiph E. Klau. He has been a sently a candidate for the We don’t tmderstand so wie cised Prague leaders who "THE KING doubted that Czechoalovakia la WASKENGraON (AP) — The Friday because It feared "expo- »»»** SCRAP CO .. Inc. resident of Manchester Nnce degree of master of arts at can’t help them. Drugs are not termed the demonatratlone triv­ - force* was viewed as' a protec- like our use of aloolMd or sex. OF to f o r , a more authoritarian ial and said: "I am not afraid to Nixon admlnlBtreition has or­ sure of the truth’’ about iU re- tiv« step rather than a th i^ of 1960 and served as its assistant Trinity CoUege. Atty. Sharaf is brand of communism under the third selectman of the town of "If you find drugs in your dered seven Job Ootps centers town counsel from 1962 to 1966. PRODUCE" S8-yearold Slovak. The news use the expression "counterro- North Korea. For the past two years he has Simsbury, ^ member of the boy’s Jeans, don’t panic. It’s vtdutitmary.” to 'begin closing Inwi'ediatoly the Sea of Japan last Tuesd^. __ ...... TO^ PRICES PAID! most likely he 'wmtbed them PERO agency OIK today circulated and six otters to start sHuttiiig The declaration waa made by semi-official Seoul news- been research assistant for the Democratic Town Committee, a Open 6 AJS. to 9 P 3L Dally Starting with Czechoalova- MaJ. Gen. Lee Choon-sun North Shlnmoon reported today committeeman on Simsbury’s found. He wants someone to Huaak’s flirt m ajor foreign poli­ down by May 1, a move likely to Commission to Reviae the 279 OAKLAND ST.—MANOHESTEat—S48-6S84 cy addreaa, made at the'Thurs- Ma’s upset victory over the So­ Korea’s chief delegate to the South Korea wm Criminal Laws of the State of Community Development Action talk to. He has a piroUlem. fan further iteentment in Oon- day-Friday Central Oonunittee viet tee hockey teem at Stock­ meeting, who reiterated North <*• * special alert tiM OonnacUicut. Plan, a director of the Commun­ "Kids today are under tre­ holm, the demenatratlons pre­ greaa. ity Renewal Team of Hartford, mendous pressure. You make session. In which he promised to The awttt action in the oloeing Korean claims the U.S. Navy ^*5’ Atty.i..jaau» helped organize "talfo up the glove” against cipitated the Crists that In- plane carrying 81 persons was “Drtcon n , ’ Is i ^ l - and la ^^Ceently executive sec­ a member of the Regional Coun­ It. They’ve got to go to college. creased the pressure from Mos­ procees came Friday, a week COPPER rightists and anti-Soviiet ele­ after Seicretary of Labor George downed after It violated Com- tvted only when a danger of h ^ They’ve got to be a lawyer or retary of MISAC Corporation, a cil of Northwestern Coimectlcut ments, cow and led to Dubcek’s ouster. munist air spocG. tlllUes GxiitE, A spokGsmsn tor non-preflt organization com­ Community CoUege, alternate a doctor or they’ne a flop. P. ShuMs announced that 68 at "Drugs are their escape." D ow nt^ Slain p A R B E R W A R E "W e ahall not back down . . . the ooiprt I'U centers wIB be The United States, Lee said, U.N, Command would not posed o f six churches and a representative to the Regional (See Page Fourteen)^ was( atymptlng “to reverse comment on the report synagogue, which is building an Council of Elected Officials, and About the four pharmacy atu- closed by July 1. Maaoheater.. ^ C A N O P E N E R black and white” with state- The New Jeresy, whldi had apartment development in Man­ was. the Democratic candidate Sen. Alan Cranston, iKIaUf., BRASS for United States Congress from HOUSE said the Office of Economic Op­ ments that the plane was in tai- been scheduled to arrive in chester. He is municipal agent MMim Shmrpemmr ternational air space. Long Beach, Calif., today afiter for the Town of Manchester for the Sixth Congressional District Open • Days portunity notified the centers by in 1968. telegram Friday. He already The North Korean Central duty off Vietnam, was ordered Manchester Community Col­ CHARIIE YOUR News Agency broadcast Lae’s to turn around and return to the lege, a past president of the In 1967 and 1968 Atty. Sharaf Thun. NItea tiU had announced that he wouM in­ served as chairman of the London Spy Squad troduce a resolution next week statement Lee also accused wtotem Pacific. The 16-indi Toung Democrats of Manches­ PRESGRirriDN U.S. Air Force MaJ. Gen. James guns on the world’s only active LEAD ter, a member of 'the Demo­ Farminrton Valley District of providing "that no Job Corps in­ B. Kn^p, head of the U.N. battiesblp bad been used to shell cratic Town Commiittee and is the Hartford Jewish Federation. stallation be abut down until He waa a director of the Capitol HERE Command delegatkm, of com- tnigeta up to 20 miles hdsnd In a member of the executive “ We Cordially Congress oomplates its notmal mitting a “flagrant violation of Vietnam NEWSPAPER board of Temple Beth Shdlom City Klwanls from 1969 to 1964 Invite Yo’ir Raids U.S. Couple legislative and tnuggetary delib­ and has served as vice presi­ WE H()NOR HALE the Korean armistice agree- vhUe no announcement was (WE HANDLE PAPER DRIVES FOB CHURCHES, in Manchester. Charge erations on this program.” ment” by walking out of the ^ u,e rtrategy to be used dent of the Young Democrats Account . . . . LONDON (AP — An Ameri­ Bertrand M. Harding, acting BOV SCOUTS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS) of Simsbury. He is a member fmastefbharg^ had U.S. pesaports. Another re­ meeting. providing protectfon tor the SCRAP IRON — OTHER METALS can described, aa an amiable port said the raid on their house CEO director, said all OQEX> con­ KCNA said toe walkout c ^ e ,,ec«M.lssance planes, Indlca- FOR RENT of the Farmington VaUey Jew­ [ THEINTMEUjMKCMD j "country club” type In his 60s BATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS came as a result of statements tracts tor Job Corps ' centers were fighters would be ste- . Alao Buyers of INDUSTRIAL SCRAP 8 and 18 nun. Movie Pro­ ish Congregation and the with a slight Bast European ac­ have aorisy termination otauses Nayaug Yacht Club. He and hla Farberware Demonstration made by an Bart German' who started when Lee p r ^ thire where they could come to . TELEPHONE 872-8887 x. jectors—sotnd or silent, also cent was being interrogated had defected to the West. and the notices set the protoees 88 mm. slide prajeotors. wife, the former Ruth Spiegel nTwwL. ttZl ^ the -Witt r»cu7 of any torret- 889 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKV1IX3e7 cX)NN. 08088 with has wife Friday night by a Neighbors said the couple re­ In action. “Ttere’s not going to uidt which the downed r ^ - g aircraft. Fighters Honrs: of Quincy, Mass., reside at 8 will bo hold in our store all day Scotland Yard counter-espion­ be any general locking of doors naissance plane was attached. ,. ___ > i_ WODON DRUG CO. Richard Rd.,' Simsbury, with turned Friday from .the United 7 A.M.-4t88 P Jf. Hon. thru FrI. — 7 A.M.-S:88 PJMI. Sat. age squad. overnight,” he said. Militant Harvard and Radcliffe students picket in front o f Memorial Cliuroh “Finding himself In a fix 787 Main St.—Tel. 848-8821 their children Adam and Alison. S l f l L M States. They said the police had this Saturday, April 19th! No charges were filed against been watching the house for the Installations listed for in Harvard Yard yesterday as unrest continued. The Yard was staked with where he could not escape the ^ Now ell the wondarfid features of the couple and authorities would Immediate dosing are three in responsibility tor this, to e ^ ^ r ttylng w ln r to ^ with the rs- Come in tomorrow and meet our demonetrator and past two weeks. FARBERWARE’t automntlo can not disclose their Identities of or Neighbors said the occupants Puerto Rico—Ouayama, Juana crosses as part of prx>te^ agaiUst 'ROIC and Vietnam war involvement. Lat­ member of toe enemy side let ______see what’s new from Farberware for 1969! . any details of the case. opener plus the eonvanimea of • of ithe house were a small, dap- Dias and Viaouls—iSus Oamp er in the day, Mlbwing university concessions, the students voted 2-1 at a loose a whole string at robber- Beaidea demonstrating and showing thfs fine line — stft, afficlint kntfa sharpinar. Seniors officials of the U.S. !>«*■. gray-halred man of about Kibner, N.J.; Oak Glen, OUif.; like sophistry in an attempt to *he Pentagon *y whrt she’ll be only Iboo happy to answer any questions you Embassy went to Scotland Yard 88, his wife about 18 years Mbrquette, Mich.; and thmtlng- meeting to suspend their strike of classes for a week. (AP PhOtofax) Justily toe criminal act in send- were Involved and t^ a » PINE PHARMAGY may have, to ask . . . for discussions with the dectec- younger, two grown-up sons and ton, W. Va. Ing a spy plane Into the torrtto- nouncement "topped short of tives. British police said they rial air of our country cn April ^>eclfylngp the new pomtkme ac- 884 CENTER ST. stainfess steel a 12-yearoId daughter: Scheduled to start sbutdowns checked with the U.S. Bureau of Neighbor Peter Holcombe Mfoy 1 .are the facilities at Clin­ 15,** aald Lea. tually were in One Bea of Japan. MANCHESTER, CONN. FARBERWARE Investlg^ation before the raid. said the man "told me he ton, Iowa; St. Louis; Poland "When we brought toe U.S. A. Defetste Departmert opokes- More than 60 detectives head­ worked tor UNESCO (United Spring, Maine; Koko Head, Ha­ 25 Atlanta U Trustees Imperialiats to task at toe meat- "tesi ®**Iy the redeployment f?? TEL 6 4 9 ^ 1 4 aluminum-clad bottom ed by Scotland Yard Command­ Nations Educational Scientific waii; Omaha, Neb.; and Moee(S ing tor toe aggressive act nd top and crewmen, of fresh oottee were broutht in The dissidents at Atlanta Uni­ eight-day strike touched off by level meeting since toe plane Another destroyer, the US8 Progress! by camiMB security guards who versity Center, a six-college the arrest of 200 sit-ins at the was downed. Tucker, was ordered back Jo ‘ p a r r e RWARR were allowed by the atudents to complex, were demanding that administration building. The Seoul government and po- gosebo. Japan, with items of Quasar JI go to the third floor, where the the schools be renamed for Dr, However, SDS members and IlUcal parties have withheld aircraft debris which had been rO ASTEH trustees are being hrtd behind Meirtln Luther King Jr. and that about 180 black students seeking comment on Nixon’s news found by search vessels, chained doors. white trustees resign. a lirge voice in setting up a 'conference. in ordering resumption of the C o lo rTV Ev»ryl1iing i Only atxMit 20 students turned One of those locked in was Dr. black studies program, said A q;x>kesman for Prime Min- intelligence fllghU, Nixon pron- up at the mass rally planned tor Hugh M. Gloster, president of they would continue the class Ister Blsaku Sato said Nixon ou„oed them vital to the aecurt- with the "works in a drawer" 8 a m . tod^y, after handbills Morehouse College, King’s alma boycott. Harvard has about waa Juatlfled in onlaring fighter ty of U.S. troops stationed In Ate 12 cups had been distributed aaying: mater and part of the complex. 13,000 students, of whom 6,000 escorts to accompany U.S. re- South Korea, ’ The works are 10 tubalaaa plug-in m j s B are undergraduates. minl-circuita for aolld-atata reli­ "The administration has called He aald he would resign rather connalsaanca fUgMs when toay Nixon revealed for the first ability and fast, at-homa aarvica. the pigs (poUce). We need your than accede to the demands un­ The strike suspension came are resumed over the Bea of Ja- time that toe United States is • This ii th(-ytitt-ah«sd Color TV you'vt help.’,i ’ der duress. after the Harvard Corporation, capable of “reading" radar plc- bM n htaiing about. Ii'a all solid itala s«capi There was no sign of police on a seven-nuui governing board Shlgeru Hbri, rtilef secretary turen of another country from (Of racliliar and piclufs tuba. • Automatic (ina tuning with The Rev. Martin Luther King which with the Overseers sets AFC alactronic pictura lock providsi lha batt poisibla pic- camiNis, however, other than Sr., a Morehouse trustee, of Sato’s ChiMnet, said it was miles away, lura. kaapt it (hat way avan whan you changa channala several campus security long-range policy, generally en­ natural tor the United Stetea to “ We know what their radar a Lightad channal Indicatort on VHF and UHF a Biggatt walked out of the room Friday dorsed a faculty motion reduc- scisan Color TV you can buy, 23" plciufs (maaiursd guards. declaring his family wanted no ad(^ "the best possible mess- showed." Nixon said. "We, Incl- diagonally). MSamshUe, across the street part of the tactics- protesters _ (8ee Page Fourteen) (See Page Foortaea) WUtTQI (See Page Feortoen) dating $1 \M A toast to your good taste. . . avaiy- 8a/ tim si Farberwara’s toaster has aU new features I Nina different aet- U.S. Pilot Assures Soviet Search Ship tin p , plus REHEAT POSITION^Iet NO DOWN PAYMENT I < 2 elevation of toaat-rim ovable enimb 9 tray. Beautifully daeoratad carton. MODULAR, ttoSeupa ‘We’re Coming Down--Don’t Fear’ PORTABLE I 1 qt. Sauce Pan W *M 8 S i ^ A L Va l u e FARBERWARE By PHIL BROWN STEREO If you didn’t iVi Sauce Pan 88JW \The plane was reported miss­ toe radio spoke hardly any Eng­ der and some other aircraft "FAST-BACK" Associated Press Rklter ing at 2 p.m. Tuesday. lish, but ^ a n Winkle remem­ parts displayed. receive our 2 qt. Sauoe Pan 98.U TACSDKAWA, Japan (AP) ~ "A t 3:26 the horn blew and at CHASSIS bered that Hlllyer's copilot on Then Hlllyer headed for the 2H qt. Sauce Pan "W e’re com in g, .down, please 3:41 we vrere airborne," said COLOR TV 20-pege sale ISA8 don’t fear," a Russian-speaking another HCISO at Osan, South other Soviet destroyer. His crew Air Force MaJ. George W. Hll- dropped a radio for wMch Petit • ChM9is out roor of aot 8 qt. Sauce Pan 910.78 Ainorican pilot radioed to a So­ lyer, 34, Tyler, Tex. Korea, spoke Russian. He wa­ .m m Wio 0 drtwor for foal. OMy oorvieo tabkdd in the had written tnstructiona in Rus­ o Automatic dagautaar • Auto­ viet destroyer. 4 qt. Sauce Pan On Wednesday, Capt. Thomas ist. U . Roy B. Petit, 28, Wen­ CT960C matic gain control o Ughtad fU A I Then followed what the pilot sians, and another converaaticn channal indicatora on VHF and mail, please R. Van Wlnlde, 36, Blum, Tex. atchee, Wash. Van Winkle ra­ began. UHF o 4 X r Ooldan Voica 4 qt. Sauce Pot 9UAS called a "cordial'’ conversation came acroes two Soviet dertroy- dioed Hlllyer and Petit to fly out 18"TABLE COLORTV Spaahar o Contamporary atyla Both ships asked the Ainerl- poem RuiFut (4 witu UA muaic y*efM8iy (wwawFWJ cabinat stop in and with toe Russians, who were ers In the search area and tried immediately. p p m i MipGi raHnf) • Two fit * 6 qt. Sauce Pot 115.98 oans to direct them to toe res­ epptikm • OotochiMo iFoalior • PowtrfMl 24,000 voN ptcturo poww (dotign f CUIUE helping U.S. forces search for to establish contact to ask about When his plane arrived. Petit •vorsgo) • Autometk giiii conuol • Ughtod pick up your cue If they sighted survivors. wliifi o OtwMnU/oopphIro ttyU chonnd lodtciiort on VHF ind UHF* BuM-kt 8 qt. Sauoe Pot 517A4 remnants of an American Navy possible survivors. asked toe Russians if the de­ VHF 9(>d UHF anttnn* • Cebintl in wHnut // But Petit said the Russians apy plane shot down in the Sea "It never occurred to me that stroyer had picked up aiw survi­ groinod ftniah. free oc^y. 12 qt. Sauoe Pot ytt fi broke off the conversation when of Japan last Tuesday by the these people would be anything vors or aircraft parts. The sMp asked about ships Hlllyer had ^lecials Are 2 qt. DouUe BoUer fiA oe IM North Koreans. but friendly," he said. They , rejriied it had seen no sign of 2to4eup8 • I W J M The unusual story came out were obviously trying to help us seen the previous night in the NO MONEY DOWN 7” Fry Pan survivom but had some debris area. ' Good thru 8B.9I Sirhan^s Father Vows Revenge today at a news conference with in this <»taatr(^)he.” on the rear deck. Petit replied Futir than Initanb... ixelutin • atylod With beauty On Thursday Soviet ship No. SEE OUR BIG SPRING VALUES ON ALL MOTOROLA PRODUCTS 8H” Fry Pan members of toe search teams. But the Soviets couldn’t un­ the Americans would like to Monday, SUPER-FAST brewing action aasurct I8.U • fingsr-touchbaatarrelMwa Biahara Sirhan, father o f Sirhati B. Sirhan who was convWed o f killing Sen. 429 broadcast hi Bngliah: "Thte • thumb-tip apatd control 'Diey said the 'wreckage they derstand his flashing light sig­ take a look. a rich, perfect brew every ttmcl lOH ’ ’ Fry Pan eu A s saw within four hours of the nals, so Van Winkle dropped a is Soviet destroyer 429. Rsd April 21st! • detachable cord RiobeTt F. Kennedy, stands hoMing a newspaper with reports of the triad in the "Please don’t fear," he told STANEK ELECTRONICS Autcoiatie temperaturi control kcapi 12" crash was too far from the small radio that the HC180 Air Banher Pacific Fleet sends con­ S77 BBOAD STREET Fry Pan 518.87 the Russians at the HClSO began MANCHESTEB it piping hot Truly the flne^ in ^ • stored on wall or In drawer village o f Talbeyeh m 'occupied Jordan yesterday, following the cunvWtion o f North Kreana coast to back up Force reacue planes use to com­ descending. dolences on the loss of your air­ 6 qt. Dutch Oven b ^ ifu l of coffte makers. CrafUd SlTAt • perfect balance, parfact power his son. Bishara Sirhan swore “ revwige on Amerldan jAriiticians" if his son is Oommuniat claima that toe municate with parareacue men The Russians said "come craft." There was no explana­ \ tion at “ Red Banner.'’ k f lN n iln g STAINLESS STEEL 10%'” esUckan Ftya r s S-apaad heavy duty motor plane was intruding In North work In the ocean. ahead," Prtit said, and the 5U.7S • mixanywhani executed. (AP Phottofax by cable from T aibey^) Korean air apace. The Rusrtan who picked up Americans saw a wheel, a lad­ (Bee Page Fearteea)

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