w \ \\ , V. V.\'' ^ \\ ■\ • V-', MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1270 PAOB TWKMTX iaIverMre D a ily N e t Pnaa Ron manrljrBtrr lEwning ®walh F o r T im W«ok iwded The Weother April u , 19T9 Partly cloudy, coolar tomgbt; The board of finance of Manchester AsMmbly, Order kw 40 to 60. ’Tomomnw ouimy, Community Baptist Church will of Rainbow tor CHrli, vW cele­ Masonic Music. mild with high In 70o, 'num- About Town meet tonight at 7:80 in the brate Its 40th an n iversary to^ 15,948 day’a outtook—partly cloudy, mild. Church WoiHHi United will church youth building. night after a business meeting Topic Tonight ManeheMter^A City o f Village Charm have a buaineM m eetliif tomor- at 7:80 at the Masonic Temple. Of Tall Cedars row at 9:S0 a.m. In the Fed­ Preceptor Oamma Chapter, Members are reminded to bring eration Room of Center Ooncre- a grab bag gift tor tiie party. VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 177 Beta Sigma Phi sworlty, wlB The history and devek^tnnant (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 (Claoolfled Advartiolag on Plog« 17) PRICE TEN CENTS gational Church. have its annual Founder’s Day Ticket money for "Hello Dolly" of Masonic mualo will bo tba Dinner tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. should be turned in at this topic of a program to be pi«- Manoheeter CouncU of m eeting. at the Manchester Country ■entod tcnlght after the meet­ 1 ■ , Ohuroheo wlH meat tonight at Ciub. ing of Nutmeg Foreet, Tall 7:80 In Luther Hall of Fmanuel The executive board of the Cedars of Lebanon. Lutheran CSmrch. Members of the Army • Navy Chamlnade Musical Club will The program, "Tite Sixth Hartford To Greet Swigert Club will meet tomorrow at 7 meet tonight at 8 at the home Liberal Art,” will be given at Hie Cherub Choir of Center p.m. at the Holmes Funeral of Mrs. Raymond Sihlth, 81 the Masonic Temide beginning HARTFORD, Conn. (A P) — Astronaut John L. Bwigort will M6tion to Suspend Congregational Church will m- Home, 400 Main St., to pay re- .Walnut St. a t 7:16. AU M asons fro m the bo in Hartford for the Black Bualncaa Show May 9. hearae tomorrow at 8:1S p.m. epet;ta to the late David M c­ area are welcome. Swlgart, who lived In the Hartford area while he waa work­ In MemoriiU Hall of the ehurch. Collum Sr., a member, Parents Without Partners Participants are Bruce in g aa a teat pilot tor Pratt A Whitney Aircraft In 1907-84, wlN new ly-form ed M anchester Chi^>- Schmottlach of Durham, bend take part in a parade down Main Street and be honored at a Memorial Temple, Pythdan Jack Wlgnall, manager of the ter will have a general meeting director and music teacher at dinner in the evening. Slsbera, wlU meet tomorrow at tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Um home Yale Classes Vetoed new European Health Spa now Woodrow Wilson High Sriuxd NOTICE Hwodore Pryor, executive director of the Ebony Buetneee^ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 8 p.m. a t Odd FeUawe H all. Rie- under cmiatrucUon In Manches­ of Mrs. Mary Armogida, 88 in Middletown; and BYed W. L«ague, eald the black bualneMmen wanted Swigert in order' free of extraneous passion and Yale’s Alumni Board, MelviUe Whitney Rd. The meeting is prejudice." treOhniientn w ill be servied. Metn- ter, will M the principal speak­ Mindemiann, past master of "to relate America’s two extremes; ’The emerging block btisi- A resolution calling for Chapin of Boston, called on "sU ben are reminded to bring er at a Rotary Club meeting to­ open to those Interested in be­ Dr. golm y. SolUvaa Gordon F. MoOOllaagh Granite Lodge of Maaone in neee establishment and the technological out-of-sight Amer- But, he noted, "difficult" does Yale ohimnl to support King- aitlOlee tor a cup auction. morrow night at 6:80 at the coming members. Haddam and a member of the Flushiig of iki Wator Mains af tha lo a ." suspension of classes not mean impossible — and he man Brewster at a time whsn maintained he was not sailing Manchester Country Club. His Masonic Culture and Public Swigert lived at 607 W. Middle Tpfce, in Manchester while through Monday because the future of Yale and indeed Associate Professors at UofH Town of Manehastar Watar Dapart- there 1* no chance for a fair t<^lc will be, "The Health Spa Manchester Lodge of Masons Relations Committee and the atte^lng Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute In South Windsor, the future of higher education Dr. John J. Sullivan of 28 mlnlstrajors, the Community of the Black Panther dem­ way to Physical Fitness." Con­ will meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. audio film Ubrary committee of where he earned a m ast^s degree In engineering science in triiil for the Black Panthers In in America Is threatansd." at the Masonic Temple. After Bigelow St., and Gordon McCul­ Forum at Fairfield Univerelty, the Grand Lodge of Connect­ mant will batin April 21,1970. Flnsh- onstration has been reject­ N ew Haven. struction on the $780,000 Euro­ 1986. Chapin also levelled orittelam a business meeting, Arthur H. lough of 46 Dogwood Lane, and the Newtown Chapter of icut. MacDonald had said Brew­ pean Health Spa at 018 W. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Is also ed by Yale Law School stu­ at State Sen. Edward L. Mar­ SELLINe Illing will give an illustrated South Windsor have been ad­ the League of Women Voters. Music of Moaart end Jan !■{ will canUnHa Tnanlapt thiaosh ster’s remarks were "an awful Middle Tpke. began in March sending 10 bleosk scientists from the N ASA program to H art­ dents. cus, a candidate for the Demo­ talk on the "History of Man­ vanced from assistant professor Dr. Sullivan is the son of Mr. Sibelius will be discuaaed. letdown to the courts, the po­ and is planned for completion ford to work with high school science students during the busi­ The students went on to adopt cratic U.S. Senatorial nomina­ YOUR GAR? chester.” to ansoclate professor at the and Mrs. Joseph J. Sullivan of The Tall Cedars wlU hold Fridays until eomptatsd. lice and the people of the com­ In September. ness show, Pryor said. a resolution opposing "any at­ tion, who said on Monday that University of Hartford. Their Elm Hill Rd., Talcottville. He is their businesa meeting at 6 munity in which Yale is locat­ We Boy Clean Uaed tempt to stop the trial of the Brewster’s remarks hod ’‘senrsd The council of ministries of promotions will be effective at married to the former Miss p.m., before the program. Also on hand for the Black Busineu Show May 9-10 will be e d ." Oars Outright The Junior Rhythm Choir of New Haven Panfhers by extra- the start of the next aoademlo Elise ’Tracy. They have five elnger Little Stevie Wonder, African musician Olatunjl, the Higheet Prioea Paid SouUi United Methodist Churrii TOWN OF MANOGHESTER legal or coercive means." Meanwhile, the chairman of (See Pag* Dlgkt) North United Methodist Church year. Rev. Jesse Jackson, director of Operation Breadbasket; ’Ilte will meet tonight at 7:80 in Su­ children. The first resolution was de­ will rehearse tomorrow at 8:30 Five Blind Boys of Mississippi (a spiritual singing group) and sannah Wesley Hall of the Dr. Sullivan Is a 1968 graduate McCullough, varsity basket­ feated on a voile of 160 to 117. TED TRUDON p.m. at the church. aub WiU Hold WATER DEPARTMENT the Friends of Distinction, a soul group. church. of Manchester High Sriwol, and ball coach and physical educa­ However, Law School Dean VOLKSWAGEN tion instructor. Is in his eighth Swigert will arrive at Bradley International Airport at 10:80 The cast of the Little Theatre received his BS in 1969, MA In Louis Poliak indicated there Bonte 88, TaloottvU le Manchester V/ATBS wlU meet year at the UofH. Prior to 1962, Garage Sale a.m. May 9 and will be welcomed In Hartford by Mayor Ann of Manchester production 1962, end Ph. D. In 1968, all would be no penalties imposed M8-S888 tomornoiw at the ItaSan-Amer- he was director of physical edu­ Uccello before participating in the ponade down Main Street. "Luv” will rehearse tonight at from the University of Connecti­ Manriiester Junior Women’s on students who cut classes this cation and athletics, and soccer 7:48 at Its studio, 23 Oak St. toon Club, Bldiidgle St. Weigh­ cut He was a teariilng fellow dub will sponsor a garage sale week. ing in will be from 7 to 8 pan. and lecturer at UOonn from 1960 and basketball coach for three Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, "I think our sense of profs*- The p rogram will Include to 1968, and assistant professor yean, at Alvlme High Sriiool at 367 S. Main St. slonal respmislbUlty will lead us games, and prises will be of economics at Merrimack In Hudson, N. H. A variety of articles will be to continue to offer classes to awarded. College In North Andover, M ^ . A native of New Haven, he is tor sale including furniture, those students who see some from 1964 to 1966. a 1964 graduate of HilBwuse New York Police kitchen ware, boohs, knlok A SMITH me. professional accordance in at­ Chevrolet Owners HSlatcsm Onange w ill sponsor In 1966, he Joined the UofH High School, where he play­ knacks, said children’s toys. COMPUTE tending claases,” Poliak said. a public Monte Carlo wMat toculty. He teaches upper level ed on the school’s New Bn^and Thoae wishing to dontde WIU6AMCNITM4 "At the same time, we would NEED REPAIRS SEE US FOR party tomocroiw at 8 poa. at courses in micnoeconomlc and championship basketball team. sirticles tor the ssde may bring I I M C I 1 9 *4 hope that students who feel there ttw Orange HaU, 617 HHls 8t, macroeconomic theory, and McCullough received a BS in them to the sale alto on Wednes­ May Stage Strike are more important things to do e KENDAIX OIL PRfWrCTS Eiaat Harttond. RefresfamenitB graduate courses in state, local jrfiysical education from Spring- d ay from 9 to 11:80 sum. A ny­ INSURANCE professionally than attend our e OENVINB CHEVBfMAT PARTS will be served. and federal finance. field College In 1968, and an M. one wishing to have lurtlcleo By THE ASSOCIATED PBES8 leader praised its provisions re­ classes would do those things." ' e FACTiMlir IKAINED TBOHNICIANB Dr. Sullivan’s articles have ap­ Ed. from Pennsylvania State picked up may contact Mbs. garding class sine and prepara­ As they approach a midnight The law school Is thus tot murii e SERVICE RENTAL OARS The atewardship committee of peared In the "Indian Economic Univenlty in 1969. In his senior Stanley Sutherland, IBcltocy SERVICE - tion tim e. the same position a* Yale Cbl- • CONVENIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN Emanuel Lutheran Church will Journal,” and ‘“The Metropoli­ year at Springfield, he won the deadline for a strike by 80 per Dr., Hebron. During most of the strike—the lage the undergraduate School, or OMAC BUDGET PLAN meet famight at 7:80 in the tan Area Digest,” a pubUcatlon John Bunn Basketball Award as cent of the force. New York City city has kept the schools closed where Uie decision to attend or church board room. of the State University of New the team’s most valuable play­ Call 649-8888 or Stop to tor an Appototnosnt policemen have scheduled a to the system’s 68,000 pupils. not to attend classes this week Tortc Graduate School of Public er. is up to individual students. meeting to decide thefr response In another development, the Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Affairs. He contributed a chap­ During the past two seasons, REAL »> The resolution that was ap­ to a city-requested court order Chicago Sun-Times reported CARTEII OHEVROLET GO, ING. Phi sorority, will meet tonight ter on "Manpower Needs” to his UofH varsity teama posted • " ... -tilt. proved by the law students Mon­ NORMAN top leadership at the 1889 M AIN ST. — BfANGHESTER at 8 at the home of Mrs. "Urbiut Generalist: A Manpow­ 17-7 and 19-8 won-lost records. ESTATE prohibiting the strike. Else- that the day commits them to "insure where, Minneapolis teachers Thomas Russo, 88 S. Hawthorne er Need for Connecticut,” which He is married to the former Teamsters Union has been sum­ the right of the New Haven Pan­ St. appeared as a research report Miss Martha Mahan of Hollis, LUTZEN moved to end a three-week moned to Washington for a final ther defendants to receive a fair to the OmnecUcut Research N. H. Tfiey have two children. strike. preballoting review on Thurs­ tr ia l." Wunnee Chapter of the Commission In October last New York City obtained the day of a tentative national con­ PLumiNa t Graduate School Dean Donald Questors will meet tonight at 8 yGBT. temporary court restraint Mon­ tract. He edited a 1670 work, "Ex- W. Taylor also announced Mon- at the home of Mra. James day after Mayor John V. Lind­ The contract provides $1.10 an ^ay that the grad school is tak- Rich, Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton. ploratlcns in Urban Land Econ­ 601DG»r HEATim, INC. MontagiuiDl baby sits in the entrance of his par­ NOW... FfSOTSCTlON say charged that the police­ hour in Increased wages over position slinilar to Yale omics," published by the UofH Choicest Meats In Town! Mrs. Clarence Eldmondscm will dependable • Rapafr Wotli ents’ bunker, which is heavily fortified with sand- Sandbag men's salary demands would three years. However, wildcat college. present a paper on "Oanning under auspices of the John C. bssrs at the Dak Seang Special Forces camp 266 "drive the city Into beuikrupt- strikes by truck drivers have Taylor said he hoped that Jars." Plans tor the Questora Ldnooln BiaUtute, which is af- quality-assured miles northeast o f Saigon. (A P Photofax) cy." He added that the "unlaw- devel<^>ed In scattered locations --earti faculty member will un­ spring sale in Mlay will be dis­ fllated with the tmlverstty. • RamodBlIng TERMITE ROBERT J. SMITH, k Bunkers ful action . . . could place In to demand a better settlement. dertake with Iris students, and TUESDAY ONLY! cussed as will the progress of Dr. Sullivan is a consultant to jeopardy the safety of the citi­ "The Bolton 2S0th AnnlverBery” the Capitol Region Council of • Hacrtfiiq SysMm Under the contract that ex­ each department with its stu­ U. S. CHOICE NEW TOBX CONTROL iGas or OU) WSURANSHIINS SINCE 1914 zen s." booklet. In lieu of dues, mem­ Elected Officials, and a re­ pired March 31, drivers earned dents, to make those modifioa- All About President Edward J. Kienian bers are asked to bring an art­ search associate at the UofH with $4.15 an hour. tlons to normal expectaUans con­ 198 HIGH STREET Senate Unit Against of the Patrolmen’s Benevolent cerning academic performance SIRLOIN STEAK lb »e icle tor a silent auction. Regicnal! Affairs Center. He is GOLD CREST CHEMICALS 6 4 9 - 5 2 4 1 PHNOM PENH, OambodU In North Brunswick, N.J., a member of the American MANCHESTER, CONN. Association said the strike, Robert J. Ooar, president of which may become appropri­ C a ll. . . 96S MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR (A P) — Outside Cambodia’s De­ FRESH SNOW WHEnC St. James’ Mothers Circle Economic Association, and the which he contended was a "job Teamsters Local 701, Isaid his lo­ a te.” Can 649-3286 V (GcMsd near Next ta HeaN A Hale) action," was called to back po­ will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. National Tax Association. For Information Arming Cambodians partment of Horticulture and cal has reached the “first major However, Jody Robtoison chair­ MUSHROOMS lb life at the home of Mrs. Santo He has lectured before the Tree Oare is a sandbag bimker lice demands for an additional breakthrough in the East" by man of the Graduate School Sen­ 646-0445 $2,700 In pay over their 27- Sipala, 68 Walker St Sister Connecticut Credit Union WASHINOTON (AP) — The Fulbright said the adminstra- and a sentinel who has vigilant­ obtaining a three-i^ear contract ate, said he doubted that the Burned botdes Utter sidefwalk aeroes from lode’s Christine of the faculty of Elast League, at a Hartford seminar Senate Foreign Relations Com­ Uon ai^fwrently has made no de­ month contract. with wage increases adding up Panther programs would have school library (in background) where a fire of sponsor^ by the Agency tor cision on going beyond what It ly fixed a bayonet to his Chinese Klernan, conceded that the much effect on the regular aca­ ChthoUc High School will speak mittee has made clear to the ad­ to $1.68 an hour. ‘suspicious’ origin broke out Monday morning. In HIGHUND PARK MARKET on "Teen-agers and Music." Co­ International Development, the already has dmte. rifle . plan viidates the state’s Taylor Some Chicago truckers earlier demic program. ministration it opposes any U.S. the wake of the fire the school fire marshal has 817 HIGHLAND SOSEET hostesses are Mrs. Edward lUa- Connecticut Chapter of tite Publlriy, at least, this has He pokes the bayonet, thin as Law, which forbids strikes, won a similar agreement with " I have an impression here . . . M AN O H E 8TE B arms aid to Cambodia despite proposed a student fire watch. (A P Photofax) tau and Mra. Richard Berthi- American Society cf PubUc Ad- been confined to approving a stiletto, over the top of the work stoppages or slowdowns that graduate students have not that embattled nation's plea for carriers and many of the strik­ aume. South Vietruunese shipment of sandbags. Ifls eyes are nor- public employes, the city _ taken iq> the cause to the som e enough miUtary hardware to ing truckers have cited the $1.66 captured Soviet AK47 rifles and rowed in anUdpt^on, If the Viet used It aa the basis for obtaining ^ ^ ir demand. extent as the undergraduates," Shop the Singer outfit a large army. allowing armed foray’s into Cong are not laying siege to the coiul order, but the law has jjj, agreement was Robinson Said. "The committee was virtually Ftr Britor Cambodian territory by South seat of Oambodia’s botanical ex- *>®«n violated In several walk- worked out with Moore Truck- Yale President Kingman in agreement and very firmly Student Fire Watch Vietnamese soldiers. pertise, the sentinel Is p ractlc ®uts. Plecataw ay. Brewster Jr. redefined his stand Lawu I Ganlmi against sending assistance," Monday about how "Bkeptical’’ is When asked whether the ad­ Ing his tecimique on passers-by. has based its salary Meanwhile, pressure mounted NEW ENGLANDERS LOOK said Chairman J. W. Fulbright, he is that black rervolutlonaries D-Ark., after Secretary of State ministration had considered air An American who walked In ® clause i„ the protracted New York Proposed for Yale New PLAYTEX FOR THE PACKAGE support for Cambodian troops front of the building the other newspaper negotlaUons as the can get a fair trial In America— William P. Rogers briefed the and whether this would consti­ and he drew support from a WITH THE “HEART” panel behind closed doors Mon­ night heard the sound of a safe- "J®" J® ^ ^ t «nlwi increased by an NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— School librarian, Arthur C3iar- tute aid, Fiilbright said the day. ty catch being snapped. There to of ser- hour the length of its slowdown^ pentler. question had been asked but a -e geante, who were given a pay at the New York Times Brewster and the chairman of vA volunteer student fire watch Agreeing with Fulbright, sen­ ivas the same sound in front of a Eariy firemen on the scene that he "really couldn't remem­ hike in February, current pay -nie prlntera, members of ^^®’® has been propoaed by Yale Unl- ior Republican committee mem­ bank a Uttle farther down the shortly after 1 a.m. said the fire ber” what Rogers answered. for a first-grade patrolman is r,ew York Typogranhlcal Union ®totemento after the Yale Prert- p l a n t ber Sen. George Aiken of Ver­ road and a menacing glare from versity’B fire marshal following apparently started In books piled Neither could Aiken. $10,960 a year. ^o. 6, Inci^i^dtLlr dally romarks of last Thuradny mont said he Is siuie "the Presi­ another guard. the second blase In lees than on the floor between two shetvee. In Minneapolis, the Mlnneapo- work stoppages today from 1414 '^®'^ attacked by a Superior dent will take into consideration Fulbright said the administra­ The effect is a Uttle comic— They said It seemed to have Us FederaOon of Teachers Local hours to an esHmated 1614 *>7 ® “tote a week at the Law School. how tfaia com m ittee fe e ls ." tion apparently was not overly Cambodia eanteetly defending been set. Fulbright and Aiken met with concerned about the North Viet- its horticultural headquarters 69, AFT-CO, scheduled a vote hours. The estimate was baaed toglslaUve leader. Carroll Shaw, the fire marshal Tuesday on a tentative contract. on the length of the stoppage ^ a letter to Superior Co«irt Yale and New Haven otflcUUa M n newsmen following the 3Vi-hour itamese and Viet Cong troops against Viet Cong attack—but and a former state police ma­ SAVE however, woulcf say only that jor, Investigated the suspicious session with Rogers. The secre­ roving C^ambodia, but believed the sandbags are on almost ev- JubUaUon swept a meeting of during the early part of tbe day Herbert S. MacDonald, V SEEDS the 1,800-member MFT Monday The Times, w ^ h has beeii Brewster said history rixnra that blase early Monday morning and the blase still was being Inveett- tary left hurriedly saying he any substantial increase In their gated. liT a ^ ^ ^ tto t^ h S *fS tton when 'word was received of th'e alibied Vur^y th;"pri^j;ra‘^ r "racial mlnoriUes and un^u- then suggested tbe voluntary didn’t have time to corrunent. activity could threaten plans to In the other fire, wMch was ' 9 Fulbright quoted Rogers as continue winding down the Viet­ about warvKur torfor IB16 years. t^tatlve agreement. Details of the economic pressure, reported *®r radlc^ have fmlc Administration oOlolals de­ $ ( from the Bell Telephone System outgoing, seems about typical. —The Federal Oommuntca- Moat children enjoy travel Power Sweeper* Post Office Department are us­ tracting postal stations make Advisers under former Presi­ nied the talks were dirsotly 4Xii- on the quality of phone service Los Angeles shows the best tlons Oommlsslon retains an- lists of delivery routes available provided it is free of long, vacuum by Singer weighs under 7 ually cited us the most active dent Johnson, and Beryle W. nected to the otook maiket in 20 major population areas, service record In only one of tbe othar.,$rganlsatlQn to fulfill re- to mailers. A post office spokes­ journeys. Because Ibe. Has reusable dust pup, sellers. Sprlnkel of Chicago supported slump. One informant said the travel throws you to­ and is awaiting statistics from nine major teste—Angelenos qu^s tof^tormatlon from Its man here said this was a pos­ Nixon administration oonten- pjle-adjustordial and edge seven independent telephone Recently, Capitol Hill legis­ diacusalon was schfdulsd aone gether, requires that you ^ don’t have to call back so often lators have criticised the la^e data bank. Among the sibility, but added that "It Is ttons that the over-oil price rlsa time ago and was "a fenefol sat at the same time at the nozzle tor cteNlning oorhers. companies. after they order repairs. pracUoe as a government-as­ data routinely offered are the not a general practice.” will slow sharply in the autumn. bull sessloif » kind of eduoa- same table, It/providee the While a final analysis Is sUll But their service can be rated sisted invasion of the privacy of names and addresses of thou­ — The Internal Revenue Serv­ But, as they spoke, other Indi­ tlonal process tor to# PrisMsnt, togethemeee yaa m ey m lee In the works the commission’s sew itig machine beat In general because per- millions of Americana. sands of ham radio licensees at ice \mtll recently sold a list of cations of a sagging economy to let him hear who4 otosrs la at home. Should you travel Oommen Oarrier Bureau U wiU- tormanoe In 'each category Rep. J. Edward Biu-ke (R.- ' a cost of $66 per computer tape. 140,000 names and addresses of caused concern In the business the economic field ere think­ alone? M any pecq>le do. I t ifl ca rry in g case, save while you sew on this Ing to reveal the raw statistics, f ( I you make an effort to talk usually Is above average. Fla.) recently introduced legis­ FCC says it has no Idea how licensed gun dealers and col­ community. versatile zig-zag machine. It dams, mends, monograms. Sewn but not interpret them. in g ." to people along the way, you Whether the phone service in lation to ban all general agenc­ many of these have been sold, lectors for about $140. The In New York, the stock mar­ Meantime a Isrga bank In Cal­ buttons and buttonholes. Yours now in a convenient carrying case. But some of tbe figures speak will eeldom feel lonely. Unth S A Y E ^ e a c h one area la better than in anoth­ ies from selling mailing lists. since all requests are handled agency deleted the names of In- ket's Dow Jones Industrial aver­ ifornia announoed it w «a rsduo- for themsrtves. lo i the ejcceptlon of eome Latin er depends what kind of service Rep. Frank Horton (R.-N.Y.), by the contracting firm. dlvldu^ collectors (after mak­ age feU 13.14 polnU to 788.18, Ing Ito prime kitereot rate fi«m and Arablo countrlaa, women They rtww, for example, it Is studied; and whether any after a confrontation with the —The- Federal Aviation Ad­ ing 43 sale's) and after receiv­ the lowest point since Nov. 22, 8 per cent to 714 per oeot tn a may travel alone as freely Aim! Rie SINGER I to 3fl*Credft Plan tedestoiedtDWMMfbucteet takes longer to get a phone In­ Internal Revenue Service on the ministration offers a list of ing a barrage of criticism from 1968, the day President John F. move It eald was doMgasd to as man. service is good or bad depends 946 ICAIN ST., MANCHBSTEB stalled in New York City than hoar fu t and reliable, one ex­ Issue, will soon Introduce his names and addresses of about Capitol Hill. Among the pur­ Kennedy was assassinated. boost the natloa's economy. anywhere else. And onoe you pects It to be. , own bill to limit these sales. 680,iMX> licensed pilots at $678 chasers were numerous sporting And, in Detroit, General Mo­ R obert F. Parker, wtWM HELPFUL HINT get it, you’ll have a harder time Cup and c.mtr 100% nylon, Sollam Cup Inwtl, 100% Dacron' polyMter. Back Eladlc, 7i% nylon, 22% Spandn, tS4 hdaia Slrant, Mwnchnatwr ^ 647-1428 The FCC has drawn no con­ Last weekend Sen. Jacub (or the computer printout or $40 goods companies and a group tors and Ford, the nation’s larg- Community Nattamt asnli at *0uPon('» rtgititred Iradcmirk / If any dlffloultlsa arise while S74 Whdaor AvwNa. WlndMr ^ 3M-1379. gettin g a 4wnwa4u8iNea*i*g#9 e 1619 er INTtWNATKSNAI. FlATTtK CdUFOUATlON 9BINTCO IN U.S.A. ‘ tha American Umbaasy In to help put your call' through, (See Page Two) . order to halt the ptaoUce. ers were several alrcratft com­ <8ea Page Thirteen) wens down In to e op sn in f qutur- (loo that oountry.. AAiMMwhoiiicaNanooMMfitr 8 \V

BlANCHfeSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 PAGE THRn rACQD TWO \\ MANCHESTTIR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1670 edly soon will find tlMmselves ten aa IMS’e rate xst 1.3 per cent. Andover T A R 6 A Z £ l C « '0 Scott Declares asked if they would like to give Again, It'e thq wont in New THEATER TIME Sheinwold on Bridge ------^By CLAY R. POLLAN------Activists Warn Politicians Sandbag MO ARin again . . .Presidential aasiotants York City, with delay in 18.7 per URRA Hell Not Pledge Blit Baffire and Pat Buchanan SCHEDULE TOURNAMENT CMAMPION - sitting tight. Crane’s willingness 5 Join W ASHINaTON —Ljntda Joh2l- plot takes place during the last miles away, the statisUcs show. AJ762 4 Q104 35 In 65 Nmr Nikon (or a nominoe to the U.S. bozo . . . Not everyone laughed warned poUtlcla2w to take Washington, “Is that it oatab> An old Frenchman who o i The Castaways, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00. for the Democratic nomination behalf of Duffey, the two dele­ to go for broke both in the bid­ 6 SoRMont 36Vou 66A ■on Robb may have reason soon days of her life, ^ j her first attempt fails 2.1 per Au Asn Aomnn AK75 <0 109632 OIMINI 7 To 37 To Supreme Court. at those Student Prince uni­ strong action agolnot environ- IMwd 4,000 oommuaity memhers Phnom Penh during ^ compelled with UA Theatre — M *A»S*H , 7:00, te the U.S. Senate charged that gates said, ‘‘It's true that A1 67 Indicottd lAOITTARIUS to sympathlae with JacquelliM Washingtonians may have to Pmnlal Culdanei SumaMi ding and in the play is illustrat­ None 0 10964 8 Entro 38 Nn. 60 Plant He oald he voted for Judge O. forms Preeldent Nixon ontered nMntal deapoUoni or face elec­ campus groups around tiM oouB- 9:00. the slate backing Joseph Duf- ' Donahue isn’t travelling in ,the 6P 9 Keep 39 May read between the ll2ies to find the day* of the mdochina War i.e per cent two years ago. New ed in today's hand, taken from 10 874 « I 10 69 What Harrold Carowell becaiue he tor the White House police. The tion defeat. ° fey Is “ not representative of the company of iUustrlous movie lOSfMnd 40 By ^ 70 Thom f iK . v C3I Fivuices Spats Leighton, who themselves in that one, but not try that now hava tha ofeBlty to in the l#60’s says the Cambo- York operators fau in 4.6 per a regloned tournament played SOUTH »{5 -n -2 »2 11 In 41 Unditrmin* 71 Ntrvout had given his word to tho Prest- Smithsonian eecurity police re­ The snudl band of ooMege-oge majority opinion of Andover Idote. But thoee o f you who have 4-14-24-37r c wrote Mary BarelllU1 Oollagher's in aiwtoer Mrs. Leighton has In organise tor aotlon.” last month. stoil-aoM l2Proltctod 42 Day ' 72 PltoMi dont. "But I'll never give It portedly asked Secretary S. Dll- students who organised Barth dians seem to have put the of ^ ^ - Democrats.” met him and heard him speak r = ^ l u i i ^ o 4 K85 13 For 43 Hovt ' 41-36M reveaUng secretarial memoriea toe planning atagee' Many o f Ukioa groopo wM Colurnhia I'KV I IMir 17 nqulru aca«Miiyiii| South dealer. CANCIR 73 AAodicol again,” the Pennaylvatiian sold Ion Ripley at a meeting if they ■andbags in the same places as The two delegates are Demo­ know that he has enough per­ QJ )4 M o y 44 Rk .Iv. 74Sp.ll CAPRICORN about life in the JFK household, ghe was reportedly furious Day “are vowing political oc- hold regional maatiiigs In May, Tiwiltr Adult tMrilai North-South vulnerable. 15 Kill 45 With Sunday. could have something snappier tion in November against those cratic Town Chairman Andrew sonal aggressiveness, wisdom, 0 AKQJ83 75 From DK. 22 is gettl2ig ready to do the same several years ago when one of he said, and raglanal ropreaent- the French. But he said the —Calls going out by direct MS' Opening lead—Six of Spades. 16 Hoppitr 46 Invtttioott 76 Diitont to wear (or evening, (unctlona humor and charm not to require ♦ 52 HBUiiV 21 17 D om nilc 47 For JAN. Scott told the annual Black kind of ghosting tor toe HoUy- her editors on a White House In government who do not stives wtn hold a ludtanal msat- French had some important co- dialing are blocked 3.3 per cent F. Gasper, and Mrs. Susan P. If the bidding seems weird, 77 Ploc. . . . Barbara Howar has been Bottomley B. Losee, a member of the the reflected glamour of Holly­ South Weft North ^ 2- S28-35I 18 Documtnii 4S Hovt 78 You J6-47-47-57/Z PoHtloal Forum dlqner that he wood makeup man who did a manuscript turned out to be match toelr rhetoric with ac­ Ing in JuiM. loidal services in buildings that of the time compared with 3.3 , M OSE USOtl 17 ABMiniB it isn't because the tournament 19 P«( 49 Work 79Aivf dating recently-divorced Rep. town committee. A primary wood. His has been a long his­ 1 NT(!)2 0 (!) 5 N T All Pass ^W-60^-88 69-72-76 was reserving his atUtude to­ Cinderella job on Lynda tor gomeone who rerily liked Hce. tion.” said Rep. Paul N. Mc- "Some ooncrata dtoistena now are not strategically signifl- per cent in 1968; direct-dial (Aulteltimywsy ' was held Just across the street LIO 20 Plooiuro SO Oft 80 With Don Ektwardr o f California . . . Closkey, R-Callf. will be held May 6. tory of service to the public is Mrttin tnNi) 21 Ralotioni 51 Lovo 81 On. AQUARIUS ward Nbeon’s latest nominee, George Hamilton. The book wae "My 'Thirty should come out of that on what cant. calls from the Atlanta area are Heads PHNA from Disneyland; a few tourna­ 22Colm Former House members Brtxiks " I think that 76 to 80 per cent 'We are going to a primary and to the Democratic party.” 52 Doing 82 Go JAN. 20 Judge Harry A. Blackiuun of Mr#. Leighton has ^igned a years Backstairs at the White will happen tai too 1970 also------In the mornings,------Phnom Penh blocked„ — ------6.6------per cent- of------the time, Brnest Bottomley has been . w n a, ment players stick to the teTct- 23 Two S3 Go 83 Sooltd Hays and Walter Judd, along of toe candidates rumiing this Uons,” Cotton said. “ Wa will ba Hiey pointed out that late last already sure of a good score tor ^ A U S . 22 24 T v 54 Hoppy 84 HMlIh ni. It ,0 ^ Mnnesota^“I’m going to see contract with World Publishing House,” which she wrote with rideetowork on bicycles and in white those from Phoenix go named acting chairman for the because we belteve A1 Don^ue book methods recommended for ^rane led with former Sen. A. S. (M ike) year will have toe environment OoHecting lists o f eampaigna ” .... ------...... — -,i •—A o ig oun best choice for United month the Democratic caucus 3- 4-19-33 2 5 T I» 55W)iot 85Tr#nd» • 22-34-49-50M that FBI report on Blockmun if to write “Confesslcna of retired domestic staffer Lillian pedicabs, a rolling mass of through the first time in all but tri-town PHNA, succeeding Har- named Andover’s two delegates rubber bridge players. Crane's W to 2 4 A 56 Your 86Stono 66-71-74 1 any senator sees it.” Hollywood M4tke-Up Man” tor Monrony, have formed an or- as a significant part of their around the country and anal^ khaki end beige in the areas .9 per cent of the cases. ygy Desrulsseaux. who re- States , senator, . and that Joseph nn«mno. hirt th- Ws remaining club and took a 27 Properly 57 Fun ' 87 Eat Rogers Parks. ganlzattan (or out-o(-o(flce con­ campaigns,” predicted Sen. to the state conventiem. VIROO 28 Core PISCIS Scott told the audience o f George Miastenf. Ing toe records o f candtdatas. where there are government of- —Incoming direct-dial ceils gjgned. The nominating commit- finesse with dummy's nine. This 58 To 88 Drink Anything too personal or un­ gressmen. If everyone eligible “Supporters of Joseph Duf­ fact that notrump contracts 29 Todoy 5V Dronrotizing 89 Ploctt PM. If 1,300, some of whom Jeered and Masters is toe rouge pot Gaylord Nelaon, D-Wis., who "One idea is to talM a raoson- floes because all civil servants are generally blocked 2.6 per expected to name some- Andover gave him all 13 tricks and a 30 Or 60 You flattering about toe Blseitoow- joins, toey w ill soon be 800 fey fo r the U.S. Senate won Andover score more than minor suits. IS:,;; rO Policiti tJAK. 20 heckled, that "without Hugh genius who msde headlines first proiioeed last Wednesday’s able number of racaa whore we now dress like soldiers. cent of the Ume, compared wiOi Bottomley’s place Democrats. West's overcall of two diamonds ^ •>10-1310-13-2(V39 ers was red penciled or re- strong. They had a hard time demoiutratlons for a healthier can make a clear diotos ba- We have all watched the both delegate positions, one by Tournament bridge is a very )Good § ) Advene 18-39-43-684 Scott in the Senate I don’t know when he made former President ^rd ^T toelii^rU m e^r^d * There are American, French 3-3 Per oe**^ 1968. Phlladel- ^ president until Septem- was, of course, artificial, '-8289 8W' 12-64-79-831 getting their by-laws written, environment. tween the oandidatea and whore growth of the movement head­ a clear majority, the other by comtortable game as Imig who wlU hold the Hne against Johnson’s coquettish daughter and Communist Chinese fatigue Pb‘» has trouble on 4.2 ber. ’70 Schedule promising length in spades and Now Mrs. Leighton is going because everyone started acting On toe morning after Barth om> reoouroea can mako a ed by Rev. Duffey,” they con­ a narrow plurality, ” they said. you dcoi’t look down. the Southern strategy.” kwk like a movie star. uniforms. The women wear of ttie incoming dlrMt-dinls, committee will also find in some other suit. (Don’t both­ _AVWKnSL BSMIlO VIto UOr re-w®taigi® s^ue. ing motions . . . Kay Woesten- ses that give them the look of Raggft who has resigned. ingly signed our primary petl- tournament players agree on try—Denver, Los Angeles, Son bad record—maybe organise necticut delegation for Presl- Little League club. Your partner doubles, and dleck has found toat being Francisco, and other major clt- campaign worker*.'' Fidel Castro’s women’s militia. Mrs. William Zimmer and tion form, that those two cau- this kind of artificial bid.) “I also bought the devil when have included’ Marilyn Monroe, „ ! ! ‘® ..‘I'.. the next player bids two dubs. raisabeto Tavlor Gov Ronald meantime, la going to follow toe Martha MltcheU’s preos eec- -for money and manpower. Cotton said Barth Day Miemy men wear pistols, tuck­ Inflation Mrs. Barbara Soderberg, both If West had led the king of From Tight Money Choke I voted for Haynsworth in toe ing a small holster in the belt s’5.,^’z,."r.rnS,.3“s “ “S The Andover Recreation Com- You hold: Spades, Q-19-4: ^ r ^ ^ c e ^ e peripateUc Mrs. Onaasta any- retary 1. no part-time job. She Most of EUrto Day’s ad hoc “ tutned out a few miUlon paogis replace two Hebron members convention in 1^.” representative of the majority has anitounced the i>®art®. you wouldn’t bo reading Senate Judiciary Committee, went home from work toe other and draping the shirt over it for ehe.it thi« henH R..t T T ri Ho*T«*, lO-H-g-S-Z; Diomoiida, 19- staff In Washington has evapo- in this country ... Hisy*** P*rt opEiUon of Andover Demoorato. Z ^ e ‘tor toe m O U m e By J («N OUNIFF menu rather than ringle family h.^ arid. ref.ning to Judge ci- 'lTr:.*‘“aJ&e'‘r‘^uT2il discretion. This fashUm has who recently resigned. . We refuse to sit passively by ; Clubs, J. debut aa an actreoa in ''The sirs- Gallagher is getting nlght and washed her hair. At rated, leaving only seven or o f something that no poMtloian Slowdown “ We, Andy €ind Sue, want to League program. Games wUl be fP">®' C^® «f® <»J A P Bwsluees AaMyst homies. ment F. Haynsworth, whose brought out a wide selection of The group voted to change the watch Duffey capture What do you sayT PhiladelpMa Story”). to go off to Europe tor 9 o’clock, Bhe wrapped a towel ejght Incorporated under toe a2id no buslneaaman can aftofd establish coticluslvoly what the played at Wright’s Field on toe J*'® Instead of But there is another reason dl- nomination to toe Supreme around her head to take a tele- name “ Environmental Airtten” ; weapons. Mean-looking .45s, de­ reg^ar meeting night from the delegates for a state- Answer; Bid two hearts. You NBBf YORK (AP) HU ghOBtwrlter has a knack televlsdon appearances and a to ignore. Predicted fourth Thursday of the month primary tor senator, m ajority opinion is. We believe following dates by toe following losing the first tm. have only two points in high "*P®* rectly tied to toe present flnan- Court also was defeated in a phone call. At 2 a.m., she was and some o f them weren’t sure tective model Smith and Wesson it is not b^ilnd Rev. Duffey." IBat ^ financially started clal altuatlon. InvestmenU in Senate vote. Scott voted against tor getting goaalpy UdWU out Wg balleyhoo with her oon- to the first Thursday, beginning Losee and Gasper said. teams- **“* Sattsflod cards (don’t count anything for o( her subjecto. tliiental pubUshers, who are still standing there. how long toey could stay. .S8s end at least one Oedt worn housing industry is »'p ««■«» m«or. TO. _ . "**'**“ *' A abigle Hamfiy m ortgage tlea farm o r another. The form er Mrs. John F. DR. SEYMOUR hoped its action will trigger an- The treasurer reported that Gta.1. - Tank.; May 25. Oard. <«• <^ 0.. lap aluba, noOw ^ ______MUNICH—Bees have a mariced But they viewed tola as only a Uke mUltary training in the other round of nationwide prime 2*»saaui»a that will provide up tiM lender's money at a fixed The prolific Mrs. Leighton has Kennedy left toe Nbcon admin- NELEBER streets and parks during the aft- interest rate reductions. Six all towns are up to date on pay­ response sane nouiUbmant (or the time rate of Interest for a long period hist finished a novel Into which Istration something to remem- effect on ogrtculturie. They are temporary slump. ments to the agency and all For Storage at Fields June 1, Cards — Giants; June ran toeuie six diamondsaiamonds to see If ^ Poll Shows Daddario *she Incorporated moet^ of toe ber her •by: A A «<_>.list of «her -^-1-rich^ known Atoim increase nil cherry-tree nsil If >R~ilRn UoVMM Hayes, Interviewed HAS MOVED TO ernoim. Platoons of clerks weeks ego the bank was the na- Copjrrlgbt 1979 being. of time, during which Intereat 3, Yanks — Tigers; June 8, anybody turned blue in toe face. material her editors censored friends who contributed so much fertility th re e f:^ and to raisw phone In OaMfornla, a ^ d h e waa march through a Buddhist tlon’s second to drop its rate bills are paid. General Features Corp. Ahead of Opponenks 9 MIDDLE TPKE. W. It was voted to pairtlcipate In The Board of Education last was received earlier this year, Cards — Tigers; June 10, Giants West discarded two low More money U oomtiw into S»n*rally mljlit continue out of her prevloua books. But to her WTilte House restoration clover fields' produetkm five- getting a "reasonably good re- shrine and park called the from 8% per c^ t to 8 pw cent. ^ ^ ^ night okayed the request of Mias Oheryl Schaffer, a jun- —Red Sox; June 15, Yanks — hearts, then two low spades. tha bousing marketo, It U true, to rise and InflaUon might con- HARTTX>RD (AP) — Con- jbe heroine doesn’t live In the project. Those rtUl Uving report- fold. aponse’ on hla tour and waa im- Phnom shouting, ” Mui, pi, mui, “New car sales are off more __ b u tR l«’tn*sulyeiioughtowTO- ‘^ “®to«r^ethedoUar. ______^ BottonUey, Mrs. McGilton and Nlmlrowskl, prosident lor and student chairman; Red Sox; Jime 17, Cards — Red His next discard was toe Jack gresaman BmlUo Q. Daddario,______—------—------p i” —one, two, one, two. Others than 30 per cent in the first Michael LlUl Lea ®®^®y Hunter, a senior; and Sox; June 22, Tigers—Red Sox; of spades, made with obvious edy tha ocandalous oltuatten lUtely DemocraUc nominee for stretch out on die grass in front quarter and so it goes in ail the of the Manchester The board also voted to renew Jime 24, Cards — Giants, and reluctance. West finally parted In which bilUona of doUara have governor, U weU ahead of faU ^ thr ^rsfo^~to;ra7y ^cc^irac” rJSrtS‘on to "l^ p f3 ""^ June 29, Yanks — Tigers. with toe king of hearts with boon finmeled from housing hito tlm aotto, he can potential Republican in the gutter behind it fortor rulerifle of our economy is measured, De^ment of fectlveness of Earth Day aJcOvl- Games will be played at the even more reluctance. mor. ap««U *liv venture.. instruction. Parker told a news conference. Healto. at Manchester High School. Etementary School field on the Crane knew just what was ■Ihs savings and loan assocU- to a poB oommUrioned by the There are some gigglers, but At toe caiamber ct Oonuneroe at Wladdell, Verplanck, and ______Mrs. Hiomas O’Brien, person­ following dates by toe tollowlng g«ing on. Even though he was Uons, the U ggeat m origaga Hartford Tlmea. most of toe trainees' faoee_ are meeting in Washington, Heller, Buckley Schools. nel chairman, said a replace­ team s: iMders, repinrt a retuin of funda PJJ^**®* hlmaelf The poll Indicate, that if the reasonaUy intent;. Their ato’tude now a University o f Mtenesota The permission is subject to 'P1aTinf>(1 May 11, Yanks —Meta; May ment will be needed for Mrs. final approval of toe buUddng -fV U C llU U 1 I t t l l U C U In recent weeks but nobody U gubernatorial election were held is a lot like the war here: Every professor, told the bisrinessmen 13, Tigers — Cards; May 18, oertaln the flow wlU continue. Daddario would win handl- and sites committee, and toe day it is grt^ easier to take JlSjT^le^nnt ’ the^end'^o^ Cards — Yanks; May 20, Red Money im heartlees; It aeUs lUeU ly—whether hU opponent were town counsel’s opinion on in­ By County 4-H Last NIte for “The Castaways” A “Taagb To Be A Bird” SM it more seriousty. the economy to assure the Sox — Tigers; May 25, Giants— for the beet price. ^ *" J**®! ? Oongreswnan H io^ J. Mes- over-all price rise -will slow to surance coverage. Red Sox; May 27, Red Sox — - The Board o f Selectmen on- The 4-H clubs o f Manchester WED. “ Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” 9M A 9:96 MeanwtaUe, the com m ercUl year reached or State Sen. WoUaoe about a 4 per cent rate at toe Nlmirowski said each build- „ .. Cards; June 1, Mets — Tigers; nounce toat a public hearing toe banks, life Insurance companies P®t Increase Barnes. Meeklll oixl Barnes ai« end of the year. tog would be 20 feet 8 by 12 feet IZ June 3, Red Sox — Mets; June MANCHf STER of the Charter Commission will Hartford County 4-H auction to and the tnisteea of the mdlon’a ^ 5*® vying for the GOP gubernatorial 8, with concrete floor, two doors. 8, Giants — Yanks; June 10, CENTER FCC Reports Sprinkei, sartor vice president be held Thursday In Yeomans enomously wealthy penaion According to an Industry : nomination. no windows, shingle roof, and ^ f 643-7832 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE and economic director o f the Yanks — Cards; June 16, funds have pledged to Increase fj*?*®**l,i mobile h m e t ^ p ^ However, the poll taken by the HaH at 8 p.m. novelty sldtog. He said cinder building. Rt. 6 in Tigers — Mets; June 22, Giants Harris Trust and Savings Bank, The many facets of the char­ by 98 billion their tnveetmenU ^'****® a^njore fe *P *rtm «t houses „ . . sion, the Iward joined to the A L L AD U LT SHOW THE SUNDANCE KID and mobile bomeef Is tliia a bod RUMMABE SALE FCC as of January 1970, stacked HoUAfe pressure, saying there is Tolland laughter, but did not give an March, when the up tola way, from those with the nothing supporting it as a worir- PMUVISION* COLOR BY OELUXE trend, or is it loally the answer MARINE HALL opinion one way or the other, Correction rate reached l.W millloa unite. . fewest problems to those with able method to slow inflation, ‘Blithe Spirit’ when a request was added to But how permmtent me them K S S . toe most; “We all' know that contooIHng permit advertising to be placed The name of Joan H. Utter WED., APRIL 29lfi Los Angeles; Nebraska -and inflation takes time,” he said. along area fences. of Elltogfam was misspelled in Set Saturday — Plus — S?S.1C3L’,S5SS tile pensions of mflllons - of 9:a9AJM.tolri9PJf. Arizona about even; Washing- “We have seen two quarters of In other business transacted, a correction to yesterday's “UNFAITHFUL WIFE” A m e r l ^ be oompeUed to ton, D.C.; Dallas; cleorgia and fdowdown in toe generail eoono- The Dynamic Theatre’s per- the board approved a request Herald noting that she had been liM by toe White House. SponoMod by the serve the housing market In or- Metropolitan Detroit; Western my and we should see the slow- ft^rmance of toe Noel Coward from Waddell School children to granted a legal separation from _Home mortga^ ai^’t Blarine Gorpa AnJdUary Pennsylvania, St. Louis, and down of inflation very ehortly. play "Blithe Spirit” will be held name toe school library toe Norman E. Utter, proBtehle compared with other vw Ungton. Wemhtogton State; Satimlay night only at 8 to toe Ethel M. Robb Library, honor- IN 'tnvestmente, thanks to inflation. Maryland; Northern Ohio; VemtHi Center Mldtoe School'. tog toe principal who Is retiring COLOR/ And B mortgagea aren’t pnfitr fn-^^W § Colorado; San Francisco Bay Paganis Plan The play is sponsored by toe after 46 years of service to Man- able, you con be sure tlMtflnaa- area; Chloago; Tennessee; Ptail- ToUand Junior Woman's dub Chester schools, oisl lasUtuUone won’t volunteril- adelphia; Massachusetts; Trip to Italy to raise funds for toe benefit of Data prooesstog renovations ly oontimie to invest In them. Starts Southern Fhvida; and New the Mansfield State Training at Bennet Junior High School m There sre other Important but York City. month's trip in Italy is School. were approved and accepted as TtHnoRow less obvious consequences of the StatisUcs for toe enUre Bell planned by Romolo Paganl of Tickets tor the event may be complete. Approval was with- bouBing abortoge. Have you no­ Syatem in each of toe nine key 22 Foster St., president of the obtained by contacting Mrs. held from carpeUng tostaUatten ticed toat email local buUdera categortea show: Maglianese Society of Man- John Konrad, New Rd., or at in Lincoln School classrooms are stfll Idte but that high riae ^In January 1968, about 86.8 Chester, and Ws daughter, Mrs. the door. pending toe installation of mold- ? B U T C H Feature at 8:19 and garden apartment projects NITES per cent of regular installaficn Blenvenldo Montalvo. The play’s performance was ing and other correctioiw. are going up right and leftT orders could be met witMn five qiie two plan to -visit toe originally scheduled for March The board -voted to request This is no Illusion, la 1966, days; in January 1970, only 88.2 place of Paganl’s birth — Mag- 21 but had to be postponed at the Board of Directors to e®- BURNSIDE CASSIDY apartment house starts account- per cent were met within that uano, SaWno — as -well as the last minute due to toe lU- tabllsh two washout accounts, FPH P.IPKING ad for leas than 8 per cent of aU time limit. Nortoern Ohio, Venice,_____ , Tivoli, . Sicily, . toe Vetl- ness of Nan Brown, . who .plays _ one,___ _ _ for_ T-i— 86,420.92, is to pur- AND THE WEDNESDAY new unite. By 1998, thU peroent- aervied by Ctevedoikd, ha« th« an

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By CLEMEWEU. YOUNO propoeala. And, In the end, only adopted u part of the inter- connection with Rte. 6 and •UA. (Herald Reporter) one Une w ill alloe through the state system. Its 1-84 desigiMi' The letter to town ofttclato is basiB with whlota to proceed country side on iU way from tkm may be ocnfustng at the signed by Jamea E.~ Ryan, ~ vice with the study and ensure (be ^ Manchester to the Rhode U and moment, because Rt. IB cur-/ presldmt, transportaUcn plan- maximum extw t piartioable border (and cn to Providenoe). r«ntly wears that label. The nbig, Maguire Assoctates. Ryan that the highway location r«- ^ *®“ * ” “ coompatWlng the Manchester bypass and the explains that the opinions and fleets and Is consMant with lo- Transportation have forwarded■“ town officials "Rt. « spur"are beingwhich empties In- remarks of anyone interested In oal goals and objectives.’’ copies o f this map, showing’ asked *40 consider **at feast 28 to_____ Bolton_ Notch are in various the project are being______sought- u m fei %iwo wiu- Ryan exidaiiM that the com- aheinate loca- social, economic and envfircn- . stages o f oompietlon. Construe- an e «o rt^ 'to provide t h T ^ e s t nienu" suppU^ b iP lo ^ L "*“ *** * " *•***» « « » beginning on the WUU- opportunity for effective par- , dais, and other government au- corrldor to officials In ttie com- commets on the csneralgeneral oorrl-corri­ mantle bvnass.bypass. ticinaHmtlclpatlon by all Interested----.... i thorKles at various levels, wlH mimlties affected. dor locations.” .’They are also It is hiterertlng to note that parties in the oonatderation of be used to develop a reoom- Resldents of Bolton, Andover, free to discuss "anything- - else the consultants - did------not------draw--- a highway _ ---- , proposals., —.------mended corridor location, Ooventiy and Columbia, In the they tWnk is pertinent.” Re- Une through Bolton Notch, al- It I f the intention o f the state which wlU bo -dm .se«d to sector west of WUlimantlc, wUl pUes are requested by June 1. though many Bolton offlclala transportation department, he the tranportsUen dopartmemt bo taking out their magnifying CSiarlea A. Maguire k Asso- came to the ooncluaian at says, to present highway oorrl- sometime eariy next year, 0 2000 4000 glasses and trying to acertaln, .dates of Wethersfield and various local meetings that Uiis dor proposals to concerned per- R will stfll be many mesittM which houses go. which bouses Providence have been busy would be the preferaUe route sons ” at the earhest poastble . before the Jotieses, tor exam- stoy. But the Itoies can change since late last year with these through Bdton. Unless the stage at each formaUve stage pie. can say for sure that Ihey oompletdy, depending on the preliminary plans. ‘Ihe pro: plans change drastically, the of devek^nnent.” wlU " have~ to 'look for another GRAPHIC SCALE reaction of town, state, regional posed highway was known as spur would therefore remain Consolidation of the thinking home, or that the Qmlltai oan and federal offtdals to those "relocated Rt. 6” until It was essentially an Interchange and of ah groups,” according to heave a sigh of rsUaf. r,

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Celler Raps Nixon Plea Police Log Industrial Arts Teacher B O Y S C O U T V em on B o lto n Power Interruption Bank Gets Freer Hand D r. Sulman Gets 1-3 Years An interruption to electric T V Tonight On Voting Age Provision A B B B 8TS Asks Relief in Work Load ?fote8 a n d News service for some Manchester See Saturday's TV Week In Abortion; Plans Appeal St. Onge, Four Others cuatomers, to begin at 9 Investing Townes Pension Marion I. Martin, 33, of West tor Complete Listings. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ In a third level grievance pre­ two others directly concerning McCoy Challenged a.m. tomorrow and to last reserved for the states, and that WUlington, chained with shop- P ack IM The Manchester Pensim permission was oidy a formall NO RW ICH , CkXK. (A P )—Mot^ tion committee In (heir hoopl- dent Nixon’s plea to lower the It would therefore not etand the sented to the Board of Educa­ students. Schussler said he has Endorsed by Democrats about 90 minutes, hoe been ta l.” Uftlng. She was arrested last All the dens of Cub Pock 120 Board voted unanimously yes- 6iM (I) PMijr IfiSM ris Sulman, a New London doc­ voting age to 18 by constitution­ teet of (dtallengee in oourts.’’ tion last night, Norman Schus- had no experience with this type announced by the Hartford DeteoUvee from (be state's at- night after she was stopped by presented skits at the pock Under the proposed change, (U) Devil, tb. Mm ... tor sentenced Monday to one to al amendment has been criti­ If the Senate bUl is enacted, sler, Manchester High School of teaching since he taught The Democratic Town Corn- ed for the Braves and the Electric Light Co. terday to recommend three (N> BIc Pletu. (O) torney*# office arrested Bulnpoi a store security officer at meeting A ]»i} 24 at St Jamea* On Budget Hike J ^ i . the bank will have a free hand (M) Ifvutor. cized by a leading congressional Nixon said, "there looms the industrial arts teacher, request­ automobile mechanics some IS mi ttae has endorsed the can­ D odgera The streets to be affected amendments to the town s pen- immediate decislone. three years In state prison cn April 2, 1969 alter tie performed Treasure City in the Parkaxle. School. The four Democratic mem­ (4»> OBUavi*. Democrat as a means of deteet- very real possibility that the ed relief on three asotgnmente: years ago. He and the attorney aOy op p rovod and suabmdtted to didacies of five DemocraiUc are Homestead St., Essex 5:U (4*) WmA w 1Watoh a cbaiga of performing ah abor­ She allegedly took two blouses, Robert Temple, ctdxnastor, akm ordinance, all designed to Several other proposed pen- an abortion on Patricia Fterosk ing the Southem- vast oonvlcUcn. Alter the sentencing C7i arias other teachers; (2) more then as good as that of a teacher The annual Vernon Police­ Congressman William St. pollution, delivered from our fund investments. referred to Town Counsel (M ) OOUzMi’. b lv i8 Rep. Elmanuel OeUer, D-N.Y.., even the next naUcnal Section," the store without paying for proposed general government St., and that part of W. Mid­ Sutoman, a dofonM ottomoy, one subject within Ms depart­ right out of college. awards to boys. Including David men’s Balt wm be he^d May 6 Onge was eiidorsed in his Md source to your swlnunlag pod. The three changes had been Shea tor InterprotaUon, TraOi____ *rw CvuegeMie.. Defense ktwyera said they chairman of the House Judi­ will be jeopardised. them. Court date May 11. dle Tpke. from No. 178 to S:M WMUher — Be.rto vi8 said he had lK^)ed the jui$ga ment; (3) home room and study Also, Schussler said, ma­ Tyo end PMUp MUnw, wolf; budget for an increase being at the Koeciuasko dub, 1 Ver^ to seek the nomination for con­ Master Charge card. The ^ ^ before any recommendations would file the appeal wMh the ciary Ownmittee, termed the “ I strongly favm: the 18-year- K le e r W a ter Co. 648-2226. N o. 182. propoaed by representativea of ^ N v e . „ M eRids'. Navy but be aald he was not our- Brookfield St., charged with his famdUaiity, or lack of It, and P a u l M tu risette, gold az^ O’Brigbt orchestra. Beck o t Mansfield was endorsed Trust Oo., which has managed the Pension Boards acturtal (4*> New. law. Southern strategy to kill the vot­ lief for the next school year, NoUiig they take exception to Bolton Snring Correspondent ruptions are planned tor the prised by (he outootne. reckless driving and causing un­ with them would again i^ y an rows. ' A buffet dliuier will be served In her yet undeclared bid for the fund since 1960. They are; consultants, the Martin E, Se- • :M perior Oourt Judge WUHam P. defense attorney, Itotod OaUforn- vehicle. He waa arrested last Mgh level of safety. He added Lourie, MUsen; Mldiaei Flynn, able from any cf the cfSceni State Sen. Robert Houley was (8) New. with Vriudi Congress by telling congression­ rights and responsibilHles com­ ing that the general government plained that the Interruption amount of the fund which could correcting ex- a.18. Barber eakl: “Tha oourt to not to, Maryland, Michigan, New Cuts Prime Rate night as the result of an on- there has been only one acci­ engineer; Stephen Temple, or at the FoUce Station, Weat endorsed for re-election to the isUag regulations, relating to al leaders in a letter Monday mittee members, Mrs. Carol budget has increased only $63,- Yale Musiciang (IS) Dieh Vaa Djrh. unmindful of the centroveray York, South Dakota and Wtoixm- sight violation on N. School St. dent in Ms shop during Ms years naturalist; Q ary Leonowlcs and R d. poM of state senator from the "is a necessary part of our be Invested In common stocks, recent amendments to the pen- aioniv that while he supports lowering Lenihan and Miss Carol Ttiayer, 000 o r 1.09 p er cent o v e r the continuing modemizatiop oonoerning our preeant abortion sln aa atates where abortion To 7% Per Cent Police charged that he squealed of teaching, and that was not a Donald LalarKette, artist; and Officer Jack Shea Is chair­ 88th THstiict, comprlMng all of with the other 60 per cent to be slon ordinance, (88) Bvill«tr-BrlBhl.y Beyert the voting age he believes it is agreed to waive the 10<)ay re­ current budget, the Democrats To Play at MCC ti4S (88) lo M l Nm n law and those which are simi­ laws reeembling the Oonneotlout Ms tires and zig-zagged tor 80 diaabUng one. Michael Adams, sportsman and man of the bail committee and ’Tolland County. program, to meet increas­ invested In bpnds. The present John B. Murphy, a represen- unconstitutional to do so by stat­ BAKE>RSFIBL1D, CaUf. (AP) ply period required by contract. say this is grossly misleading- ing customer loads and pro­ 7:88 (8) After Dtaaer ll.vle lar in other states." statute had been suooeasfuUy to 100 teet at speeds above the Schussler differentiated be­ Miowman. Police Chief Bklmund Dy«r Is Aloyalus J. Aheam of Bolton A Yale University School of limito. In effect since 1968, are tatlve of the Martin E. Segal (18) Baati.jr - Briahlejr Be- ute. He asked the 18-year-old — A smaU Oailfomda bank that Atty. Donald Deneen of Windsor The four claim his statement irt rincipal. At the second, ed at Oamp Joimaon. to Increase «lo not take into ac­ ination for sheriff In ToHand our abortion law either by the cratic handlers of the bill who another round of nationwide re­ with new machines and sup­ ing cafeteria of Manchester recommended that a minimum the Pension Board that the (18) M art. carry Ms registratiimi. Oourt level Superintendent of Schools count the fact that tMa yeco'a A new slats cf student sanate Spring Prom 8:18 (8) Bed ShaHsa Hm t (0 ) Oenerol Assembly or a tlndhig ductions and energize the "sag­ plies. County. Community ONlege Friday. of 78 per cent be allowed for fund "is on a sound hnsin" and By Green School want to accept the Senate- date May 11. D «iald J. HenMgon granted ttie P a ck 144 hudgot has been reduced by <>tftcets ana sanaten for the (8 -4 «M v rte of unoonstitutionaltty by on ap­ In response to Dr. Hennigan’s AH the endoraementa were the Admiaalon la free, and the common stock investments, on that "U la adequately funded." <8848) M ia (0 ) passed version that would lower ging economy," President Rob­ tMrd item, but denied the first Chfo Scout P a ck 144 recen tly The annual spring prom of pellate court, a sentence for vl- The Manchester Green Sohool questioning, Schussler admitted some $177,000 In ixxt-recuning 1070-71 aosdMnte year at Man- unanimous vote of the town public la Invited to the perform­ the basis that itheyshow a bet- sold that aU service oosU 8:88 (1848) M vria. the voting age by simple stat­ ert F. Parker sold. two. SMuissler, under this held Us Pinewood Derby at Manchester Community OoUege, 8:18 (8) Oavaiear aa« SJ. <0) olatioa of the statute must re­ will hold Its spring ooolal at the George T. Wilson, 27, of no he now has oMy three classes expenoes," the Democrato aald. cheatsr Oommuntty OoBoga was com m ittee. ter Invertmont yield than bonds, prior to 1964, ti»e year the pen- 18:88 (8) 88 MiBBta. <0) ute. He announced the cut from 8 denial. Is still required to teaich ance, which will start at 8 p.m. flect the letter and spirit of school Saturday from 18:80 to certain address, charged on a . Sending the measure to a per cent to per cent Monday It la sponsored by the MCC pro­ The pension board was re- gjon ordinance was adopted, (U) Taa trciarii B ^rt 2 p.m. There will be games, one course In power mechanics, were David Chevrett, Srot the current budget Included body. The BoRcn Homemakers have ate, will be held May 8 from our present law." House-Senate conference com­ after the stock market had warrant with non-siq)port. He to being grantkl relief, he has gram committee and music luqtant to go along with the now are covered. He sold there 18:88 in addition to Ms woodworking place; Douglas Hanely, second additional debt interest of acheduled a bus trip on Wednes­ (8Si88M>**Naw* — WMthar Sulman received leas than the toys, refteshmsnte, aois^ en ft,- reached its lowest point In more was arrested yesterday by a home room and study hall the Brian Fruoker of Staftad workshop. 7 p.m. to midnight in the Plaza proposal and compromised at ^ need now for extra coo- 11:88 mittee for reworking could de­ program. The number of teach­ jdoce; and Brian Turner, third $60,000; additional amorUsaUan day, May 18, to the New Eng­ aad np»i^ :: (0) maximum punishment specified balloono, bake sale, plant sals, than/six years. Hartford police and tnanqxMl- rest of the day. Springs was eleoted prartdMit I naddlticn to mutlclana and' the 60 per cent figure. trlhutfons tor fully • funding ^ Ad^tara. la raradlia feat or weaken the voting rights ing periods remains at 22, with place. o f prliMdpal o f $46,000; fu ll pay­ land Aquarium In Boston. They Room of Hotel Sonesta. for the chiurge, five yeara in and "make your own sundae.'' The prime rate is the lowest ed to Manchester where be was Miss ’Thayer, urging that as- 1110 other offioen ara Janaa dancers, the performance will 2. To remove the restriction them, (88) 8aa B u t (C) statute, said Celler. two added for maintenance. ment of a new fire trick, $60,000, win leave Bolton Center at 9 Tlcketz may be purchased In ll: U (8) M avl. prison and a $1,000 fine. In case of rain, thto portion of rate an institution offers and processed and a $600 M »(y aigiunents be made a matter of Mhzphy n of New Mtain, employ stereo ampllfiera, a for limiting bond Investments He said that the conclusion 11:88 (_88M) T ulch t Shaw ’’Why did he wait so long?” During the questioning. Miss and an additional turn of some a.m. and plaii to return etoout the senate trailer behind the In a statement Issued ititer the aoclal will be held on May 8. goes only to major commercial bond was set. Unable to post policy rather than stated in a •enter vloe president: Mtaa tape-playback unit, four large to those on the legal lists—pub- was reached by an aggregate Oarma_____ (I asked Celler. If the bill fails to Ihayer aald moat academic $28,000 for a water main to the 8 p.m. After the tour of the Hartford Rd. campus building, (848) Dleh CavMt Shew 0}c ) the sentencing, Sulman said he Saturday at 2, there will he a borrowers. bond, he was taken to Hartford letter of Intent, said that if a Junked Autos cawryt Forratt of 617 Vernon apeakers, and lighting effects. lie utilities, banks and Insur- method cf aoturlal review, tak- (88848) New. — rrayerrraye: aad pass, he added, ’’the responsi­ teachers have four claasea a Industrial Park. Aquarium, an early dinner at or in the building by the first had asked his lawyers to appeal feature color film, "U m Sev­ In San Frencisoo, a spokes­ Oorrecticnal Center to await teacher la given an average of St, social vtes proaident: Mka The concert wlU open with ance compeniea. Removal of the b y the moitattty rate and In- SISB ON (0) bility is on the President.” day, or 20 per week. Jimmy's Hohouraide Restaurant floor Student Senate bulletin (8) Naw. ud Wuthar — Ma- the case "if necessary, to the enth Voyage of Blnbad," for man for Bank of America, the court presentation today at 6% class periods, home room, Still Sought "In all, thesa Itema a k »e ac­ Flam PMBipB of 2818 nihMttan "Capprlcclo" by Bulent Arel, a rMtricUon wlU permit Invest- vestment returns into account, m u t al Mrdltatlu u d Blsa ’The blU containing the provl- Deneen questioned the use of In Booton. board. highest oourt In the United children. At the some time, an worid’s largeat, aald: "Tlie Hast Hartford. and study hall next year, a new count for $177,000 of ex- Rd., South WIndaor, treasurer; contemporary work realised by ments in industrial and other On that bosla, he aald, thare OH aion to lower the voting age "maintenance." If it means Anyone iiAsrested may call The eeml-formal dance Is open States.” auction will he held for poioitia Bank of America has repeatedly grievance would be instituted. A repeat invitation to Maa- pMahturas non-iwcuRtag in na­ M ias D a via L s v l o f 88 B n a to id the composer at the OolumMa- hlgk-yleld bonds. no need for setting a ttme- would extend.for five years the major repairs for which the inr either Mrs. August MUner or to all MCC students and their TTm statement said the appeal and other rululte. AnyotM wtoto said the prime rate would be ohester owners of junkad cars, ture, which do not appeal in 8t, reocrdliig saoratwy; IO bb Princeton electronic music IMS Voting Rights Act, which COMPLAINTS atruotor may not be qualified, M n; Walter Custanoe, both of dates. Music wlU be provided 8. To remove the restriction table for fully-funding the Re- Nijcon Names Anderson would challenge tije oonvlotfon Ing to have Items plobed up for topping out and going down In tills year's hotiget, eUmlnatlcn L ynda SofaoM o f 88 N o w S t , studio. whlch requires written permis- Urement Allowance Fund, has been called one of the most Several windows and a mir­ he aald, safety enters the pic­ to bring them to Us yard for Hebron Rd. DeedUne for reser­ by the Orsat Train Robbery. on three grounds: the auction to asked to ooU M n. the Immediate future; It won’t Connecticut River ct wMc$i camart be dataiMd by PuUlolty aeoretaiy; and Mha "KUnf KUvleratuok,” by Ar­ slon by each Pension Board He eocptolned -hat an. ad- effective civil rights laws of ror of a crane owned by the ture. Secondly, he termed Its disposal, wpa ispted today by vations Is May 1. '1^0 ^ucceed Ti;ylor —that the law to vague end Robert .Butterworth, N VeraoBi be feqrt. Th is m ove is not im- the McOoy adrafnlatiatioii," the Unda MoOaan of Brat Hait- nold Schoenberg, will feature \ member before a stock or bond equately-funded and eound fund. modem times. .Supporters say it Brunalli (iJonstrucUon Oo. Were administration - impractical, Above Flood Stage Bulletin Board uncertain. St; orVMra C.B. Ilwmaa, • usual in the over-all picture." Pantaleo's Used Auto Parts, at Denwerats state. ^ lord, partlamanitailBii. piano aololat Paul Klein. The such aa Manchester’a, la one WABHINOTON (AP) — Presi­ enabled m ore than a mUUon reported smashed by vandals since most shops are used The Board cf Finance will Portugal*a Salaur may be bought or sold. —that "the statute to etoo un- (3erord Bt. HAR’TFORO, Conn. (AP) — 77B Parker St. Senators akaoted for tha ocm- elght-j^ece wind ensemble, con­ dent Nixon haa named retired N^m oe in the South to register during the weekend at a road Caiaigtng that the ehmlnMlcn meet tonicht at 7:80 hi the Com­ At present, the bank notifies w«ch employe and town oonstitutional as on Illegal in- The movie and suotton wilt ks every period, and would mean The lower OoiuincUcut River was Pantaleo’s annouiMed on Fri­ iag acartenrio yaar ara DnvM Marks S la t Birthday Adm. George W. Anderson Jr. to vote. "Women Yes; Bikinis No construction site near Gardner of these non-reoutttag rrirmine munity Hell fireplace room. ducted by Preston A. Trombly, the Pension Board of proposed yearly contributions, ^tia in- terferenoe with basto human a teacher impooing upon anoth­ above flood stage In Connecticut day that It will have a oar MoGragor, 44 OampOtM Rd.; to succeed retired Gen. Maxwell held Saturday, rain or rtfte. House Minority Lieaxler Ger­ MILWAUKEE (AP) — The St. Damage was estimated at IroTO the praposad hodgot wots The Ladles Benevolent Society wiU play "betendre" by Ed­ LISBON (AP) — Former Pre­ transactlons, but can’t act un' vaatment earnings, will cover righ ts.” er’s class. Also, he said, K could this morning, reported the River crusher In opet|Uion aU of this WHUam JoanhigB, 108 Mather ward Varese. Inotnimentatlon D. Taylor as chairman of the ald. R. Ford. R-Mlch., said he Milwaukee County Civil Service about $300. through iw efforts cf Mayor Mo- will hold a potiuok supper to­ mier Antonio De OUvetra Bala- til It gets tiw unanimous, writ­ all future benefit payments. —that the oourt acted ervon- not be unifimnly apiSled, since F(»«oaat Center of the U.S. week, and that It will anoefit St.; Patar Andaraon, m Adam s Pieaident’a Foreign Intelligence Oo3T*s srtmtniMzattav Iht Dwno- night at 6:46 in the Oongrega- includes flute, oboe, clarinet, aar, the dictator who ruled Por­ ten approval of the board He said that the $261,000 eouriy in not allowing tha testi­ No ProiMigptlonI ’’violently disagreed with Oell- Commission vot^ unanimously some industrial arts teachers, Weather Bureau. all,, junked cars brought to its B t; Mtae Suaama Owosda, 288 Advlaory Board. crots note the actual Increase In tlonal Ekhioatkm Building. Davia bassoon, tnunpet, French horn, town contribution requested by HONOLULU (AP) — Ob s er'B interpretation of the Presi­ Mtmday to end a long and con­ ‘The offices of the mlMster and drafting, for example, do not lot. Main Bt; RM ard Brawn. 867 tugal for almost 40 yean before members. The procedure some mony of Dr. Stopben Fleck and At 7 a.m., the river was at operating expanses is about Wiggins, Phyaloal Education trombone, and him. times takes days and, because the Pension Board tor The White House announce thing Hawaii doeen't have to dent’s motives. He said he troversial prohlbUian against assistant minister of Center have malntenace problems. ddnma St; Gary QuOiaao, 8 a stroke felled him 20 months Dr. Otorenoe IJavis, memben 18,2 feet at Hartford, where R emphasized that tt w ill not $^,000 or 7.$ per oent not the Dlractor of Manchester, will be Tha aeoond half'of the concert ment Monday said Anderson, of would try and send the bill to Mring women as Mfe guards at Congregational Church, 11 Cen­ Deneen and Schussler pointed W alnut S t ago, m arked hla 81at birthday at. of the many. Instantaneous would be adequate, t>*era « of (he Yale-New Haven Hoopttal siMkeo. Even, in the aoa flood Mage Is 16 feet. It was pick, up any can, and that the $68,000 or 1.M per oent "M r. the ap raker. will open with "Bight Etudes McLun, Va., would take over conference to delete the 18-year- the county’s swimming pools ter St., were reported ran­ out that excessive fatigue,^ Ate, Paul Praehalak, 84 hla home today. changes in the stock and bond the proposed payroll aa of July abortion committee. Because It to iogotat Um M ir a t 1.7 fe e t a t BoiHdn R oek nsar reqxxisibility for Ibrinfliv them McOoy would have the paoole The Planning Obmmteion will and a Fantasy for Woodwind Friday. Taylor has resigned ef­ ohl vote provision. and Lake Michigan beaches. sacked some time after Sunday which affects the safety factor,' Oraoe Bt.. Rookvtila: Mte The stroke left Salazar with a marksta, many opportunities 1. 1970. The two dootora, the statement to brin g Mtoksa to HaaraM, tha Middletown ,where flood stage to Us yard rests with the bMtsva." meet totnonraw at 8 In the Com- Quartet" by Elliott Certer. The oUp by. Any other changes In retire- fective Thursday. The President asked for quick The bikini will not be accept­ activities. Entry to the offices results from oonstant exposure Is e^dtt feet. owners. Rogga, cnaatrailway; speech impediment and paralya- aald. "oame to qourt In my be­ legtolatura poosad a un Itead tr Noting that the budget «fo - , munl$y Hall flreplaee room.- finale be "Kinetlos t” by Anderaon, New Yerk-bom, was that would permit the M ipaite passage of a constitutional ed life guard attire, however, was ^>paQ»nUy gained by pry­ to the noise of shop machines. The liver wUi fall about one- Brian Orteida, rmalirtuirr IB of the left aide. Hla last public AotuaUy, the Pension Board half to testify that my dootokn it said today that a fSw mltted by Ihe mayor may be a Ooachaa and managors of the oonduotoricompoeer Trombly, a chief of naval operations from tion o f tw o noapatooBOHa « n l t e •menknent because the Senate Wbmen have not been em­ ing open a kitchen door on the Hla cUent, Deneen sold, la not haU'foot at Hartford by 7 a.m. Mte Mary PuUa, Mark Cr. appbaionce was six months ago memben, since lOM, always to perform an abortion beowisa Junked cars have been brom ^ neoeonry budget, the iw w >. little League and fhim Lea­ work which he realized at the 1961 to 1968 and was U.S. am­ for the Honolulu eoo- MU "represen te an unoonstitu- ployed by the county es life north side of the church. Po­ asking to be relieved of the Wednesday, the center aald, hut" Oourt, Onventry ; Draala. flta- when he cast hla vote In the par­ have approved the bank’s agreemenU, of the pottont’s mental health in, but not nearly enough to teM d a ta cautten, bowawer, wi.4 the gue will meet tomorrow at 7:80 Tale electronio music atudlo, bassador to Portugal for the fol­ The UU Qterifted that boM ttonal ssaerUon o f oongyeestnnnl guards since the manpower lice said that nothing appeared power mechanics course tor Uttle *ohange was expected at tekld, Daot Hartlanl; M te liamentary election at a polUng recommendations. None were additional towm contributions, to in accord with the standards the work capacity of the amount of “tras Inofoase wmw in tha Oomunmlty Hall. Man- with dance created by Judith lowing three yean. which ara in uea by the abor­ reptite bs mato. authority in an area apeoifleaUy shortage day* of Worid War n. to be missing. persoiua reasons, but rather tor B od U n R ook . >tena Nerti Wiikter; and 1 » plaoe In downtown lAaban. turned down, and the written *'• acknowledged. oruofaer. rant, further M i i S n S L X ogfre and aasebra are otiU need­ O alllgan. \/ \ \ \ u , V -\ \ \ ,v v\ MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHBBTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 PAGE IWVIN n V

PAGE tsa MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNNj, TUESDAY, AiPRIL 28, 1970 Arthur Shields Democrats Rap ■Jr Firm Found \ Dies; H e ll Have G)urt Gases Giaimo Attack Pnalm ity And Proms The Open Forum Hlattrl^p^r Connecticut Military Honors OIRCIUIT II G u ilty Of ■ I- (^m unloatteaa for puUleatlon on the Open Yvmnr. wW not On T hayer Rid ■«1 ama. MHaw< ale. answer to the dlseontent of the girts at thur Shields, a participant tn the torday, but the fine waa remit- eoulnment AirtrttMtUon wUl be rajeotod. for the way he has attacked the Yale. If the news out of Brldgspoirt ;;; Irtoh uprising died fd ««« he told the court the S S i 1 o ^ S f^ E S man challenging Ms bid for r»> Is oorreot, and Bldwsrd Bsivlu- ^^physema after a two-year ^df^rt her^Mlxidaf' W nomination, IVnindad Octobar 1. UU Last faU, Yale made hlatory by ad­ U has lost the title of Ropub- were so faint ae to be almoat u. “The Recent Primary” had sUdded peat me to a stop. Meanwhile, the Giaimo for DELIVERED bad BTji^^,BjaBtB^ ^* 9 ^ Shielde, 74. a younger brother ‘W ex U ten t.’’ f l ^ w a f fo ^ S ? ------^„Jie Port Ofnoa ^ mitting a total of an girl undergrad­ llcan boss there, and will not ^ To the Editor, Fortunately, ' the man who Congreut Ctommittee published 1875 «ar. Conn., aa Baoond Ctaaa Mali uates. be appearing at the .. of the late Barry Fitzgerald, 'The driver, Martin L. Robin- -nje plL. ta^^ect save lived next door to the people advertisements calling the •'WATCH OUR NEW BUILDING TARS SHAPB" . forthcoming state oonrtitlM Now that the ratuma are tn By midwinter, it began to appear that firm-Jlevelopment Enten and tile duet has settled, a few who owned the dog, mw the forces of the challenger, Thayer SUBSCRIPTION RATHS with Brldgeportfs votes in Wt day. Shlelda is the family name, told Judge EU Cramer that af- orlses of New York Inc ^wUl accident and came out,to offer Baldwin, “extremist rebels." ~ 'ria In Advanoa the young ladles had a certain unhaj^- pocket, the state party is In Although both were P«tee- ter being charged for the in- S ^ c o S e s t ^ J ^ i w ^ ’^ t oommenta ore in order regard­ MORIARTY BROTHERS ir ...... ySO.00 ing the recent primary. asrtstanee, which I needed very State eenatorial hopeful Joseph (D.IA. LYNCH MOTORS) oo for sad and confusing days. tante. Shields and hU biOtiier fractiem, which occurred on W. holds open the right to * badly. He helped me to the aide T. Ueberman said Monday he It la difficult to Imagine a ^ - _ -frequently------played' catholic Middle Tpke., he had checked ISLr c^rgS Ir Ftist, let me aay that the 301 Center St,, Manchester 443-I1II s They wen, in the midst of all those priests in films. ^ too road, where I checked is troubled by what he called t body else filling the touchatona ,. the area and found the bnes so may grow out of the conviction. GOP in Mannhaeter has gained Gialmo’s attempt to Uok Bald- ____ HUMBER OP One of Shields’ meet memora- wom from traffic that he “al- IB B ASSOCIATBD^ PRESS men, Icnriy. nde Sandula used to fill. We The firm wa* at one time a ooneldi^y from this e j^ - j my injuries win with “extremist gimqis.’’ TBa Aaaoolatad P r ^ la axoluatvaly en- know well enough that, human UUad to Uie naa of rapubUoatlon of all They demo^trated, some of them, in JIZ. m db^bilto^ fw Ted;nlcrtor."iio" ^ I had severe If the Baldwin forces are only fUapatebea crodlled to It or not other- nature and political nature cleiwman vdio the * t • which also was indicted tor mail abraetone, cuts, scrapes, and a “smaU clique,” as Giaimo eradltad In thia paper and alao tb« front of the college administration, de­ NOW'S THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR ___nawB pabliabed bare. being what they are, there will outcome of a kn. Shannon and Cullen Ibc., Special Agency and —! New Totk, Chicago. Detroit and Beaton. of Yale, ohly SI got invited, by some son in people dealing with peo|de, tional velvet’ ’and “UtUe NeUie '** ^ actual retail value. » vartly expanded p ^ of e l ^ I wlU be out of work for -ayimr that the “small clique’ of Yale, to attend the annual Prom. more than he beUeved In la- KeUy.” IM f ^ t of tire The firm was headed by Bu- ^ ^ ^ ^ unable to drive, un- supporting Baldwin includes sev- Door Canopies. . . MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCUUA- suea. drive-to lo t^ c ro s s ^ the Stemgass, who appeared be- arises. without aid, I can’t ®n aldermen and three of the nONB. This, it should be stated immediately, The actor’s ashes will be To him, an issue was aome- flown to Dublin. demousnea a town judge T. Emmet C3arie to Prom the primary results, It gy lie down without assis- city’s four representatives on the 18 Decorator Cidora! DIaplay advertlalng cloaing houn sandtxtx. make the plea Monday. is apparent the majority of tance, the motorcycle is beyond Democratic State Central Com- iw Monday — l p.m. jPrldi^ is no reflection on the quality and thlng otl^r poUtidans waMad He was captured in the Irish Rearreat was ordered in the Por Tueaday — l p.m. Saturday. charms of the girls at Yale. time talking atbout wliUa ha * uprising and was imprisoned by Origlnally, U counts of mall those Republicans who voted, repair, the dog is dead, and tt mittee. IV>r Wadneaday — 1 p.m. Monday. case of WiUlam L. Libby, 19, fraud were filed against both have sufficient confidence to the yjy have to happen!!! Baldwin, who has been active Por Thuraday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. talked about who was going to .,„ uie British for six months. Later of East Hartford, who faiM to Por Priday — l p.m. Wednesday. They suffer from the same handicap the company and Stemgass. party leaderrtdp t o have cast i , . , . * *n liberal causes. Is fighting a Sot M« For A Good Dooi On^— Por Saturday — 1 p.m. Thuraday. be Mdth whom. he was decanaied by the Irish appear to answer charges of CUasUledBaasUled deadline — tS p.m. day be-be­ which has made generations of lovely He liked to talk about who government. fore publloatlon. S p.m. Priday tor ALUMINUM Batnrday aad Monday publication. Radcllffe women get more dates from was going to be with whom. H. K.V.. ^ ^ ^ v « a ,, And he liked to have the >. actress Laurie Bailey, a daugh­ Princeton and Yale then they could get der $260, in connection with a DOORS • STORM WINDOWS Tueeday, April 28 Btate’a poUtlcal world talk ter, Christine; a son, Adam; Mancheater house break lG8t ^ “ckley said ttie remaining 10 ca«t their ^ in^ only tor myaelf b e c a u s e ^ conyentton. He needs the New from next-door, affiliated Harvard. You about where Sandula "Waa go­ and four grandchildren. September. counts against the com^my and l«nge slate Aould not be haonened coimtiPM nnm Haven delegates in order to GUnERS JALOUSIES Just don’t, wbm you are young and ing to be, in the hext moment Judge Cramer ordered a $8.- S S ^ n t ^ s ^ ^ t T t L S y to motorcycle a districtwide pri- of party showdown. FREE ESTIMATES — EASY TERMS New Haven's Approaching Ordeal venturesome, take to the prom the girl Uiere was never, in any of Manchester r.^^ttr,lVrT$6^0^ T ls'^^ed^ff^u^ iS^b^ Hde". b^ycle ri.tom andjito- ® .atost^^ Next Friday, Saturday and Sunday whose frog you may share in biology these party factimuil show­ ■ P ® " ® lty tor one coSnt T Z T l taken into account to the "}fWl® ^ v e r s not to m entl^ non-surety bond. fraud Is a ii non fiuA thlnkliur of narty leadership. ®tl the pedestrians that are to- w * 1 w a the city of New Haven, and cdl its res­ lab. Proximity doesn't lead to proms. downs, any lock of interest in Hospital Notes Edward J. Osuna, 24, of 12 rauruong pariy y jured every year by these doss In fllffl# * ■«S^ThS'kl*!' BILL TUNSKY where Sandula was going to West 8t„ was fined $100 for tt»elf faces an U- I am hopeful that the OOP neoessary tor It idents, many surrounding consmunitiiea, be. VISITINO HOURS operating a motor vehicle under indictment in the aUeged leadership is astute enough to neoessary tor It and perhaps the whole state of Con­ Each faction haMtuaUy ac- btennsdlato Care Semi- a suspended Ucense. He was «*eme, .which allegedly to- correct the root cause of these (Continued from Page 6) cused the other of trying to private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. continuance to May 18 ^oWed $11 mlUion in fraudulent dtocontenU, and to so d o ^ en- t o ^ T ^ l ^ whTm Phone 649-9095 necticut are gfolng to Hind themselves in Impeaching Justice Douglas S p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Missouri) and preparation of win his support, aad the way' ‘ for imposition of sentence. ^ ^ b eT l^en ao e to five addiiUonal sites. the grip of an out-of-state assemblage each facticxi would put It, a b i^ t p.m., and 4 p.m.-S ^m . Gerald R. Ford, the House Republican Leonam Goetz Jr.. 47, of ^ e ^ r ^ In a switch from last year, of sympathizers and supporters of the leader, has called for the impeadiment the other, indicated that to seek Pediatrics: ParenW allowed any ttme except noon-2 p.m.; South Rd., Ellington, paid fines canaries EMstrtbutlna'Inc of Den t* ^ oavstur ttwit ^ some htunor in watch- the - president------— has r put— ------the Pen- Black I*anther (Party. of Supreme Court Justice William O. the support of Sandula waa ' Douglas. Ford says Douglas “Is unfit and something unecrupulourty far . others, * p .^ [T p .m . of $100 for operating a motor Cok>., a w lx® owned sUto o* Ws own White Seif Sendee: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 'Vehicle under a « susoended Busnendod U- 11- I.Ti.’ _..._____.. m uwoe those of uBus who woraea so nara nun someone. Otherwise they House staff, to charge of the It could be the largest protest meeting should be removed” from the bench. down the poUtlcal scale. None 4 p.m.'^ p.m. cense, and $76 for reckleas C in e - T e c h Ctorp. ‘^*”^Pl^vlU ^ would keep these dogs tied or lobbying campaign on Capitol wne of any Mnd ever staged in Connecticut. Douglas, 71 years old, was appointed but a real rascal, either faction cent intrdparty dlqpute, now restrained. Hill, HO L Intensive Care and Coronary driving. ’ to the high court by President Franklin would say oL the other, would Cotm. stand ready, willing and able to j tjje newspaper where Moreover, a tentative decision D, Roosevelt. He has long been noted be trying to do buslnesa with Care: Immediate family only, Steven C. Samiotia, 16, of 49 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN And conceivably, if its object were anytime, limited to live min- Kane Rd., was fined a total of work even harder with them tor people are diarged with failure has already been taken for Mr. for a somewhat unusual personal life, Sandula. the benefit of the party, and for HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES worthy, and its conduct responsible, it $36 on charges of operating on to restrain a domestic animal Nixon ito go to the country if for his espousal of liberal causes, for AU the time, of course, each Btatemlty: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Smooth Sailing a GOP victory to November. and receive a twenty dollar fine the ABM balance to the Senate could go down into the history of these his travels to distant comers of the faction would be scrambling aU unregistered motor vehicle, Stooerely, 18rt6 p.m., and 0:80 p.m.-8 operating without a license, and and a slap on the wrirt, so to remains precarious, as it almoat violent and cfmtroverslal times aa a world and for his work on behalf of con­ over Itself trying to swtag its p.m.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and Seen for Bill On Frank A. UtaUs speak. But I don't think that surely 'will. Even so, Mr. Nix- Flowers in the church on Easter help servation. own deal with Sandula before failure to observe a stop sign. 230 McKee 8t. thls can compensate for a per- on’s gamble is fraught with dan- praiseworthy demonstration of the 0:80 pJn.-S p-m. He had been stopped on Hart­ to change the focus of Christians from Ford has leveled four principal the other faction could get to Aga Limits: 10 to maternity, Obscene Mail Manchester, Oenm. sons life or well being. ger. • spread of concern end the development charges against him: him. C. ford Rd. driving a motorized My entire purpose is to reach If he fails, by his own esti- crucifixion to resurrection . . . from the IS to other areas, no limit in mini-bike. WASHINGTON (AP) — A of moral courage on the part of Indi­ 1 — Excerpts from Douglas’ new book, Then,' after each faction had self-servloe. Other c&aeB disposed of and landmark biU cracking down on Caused Accident Bomeone and get some action, mate the U.S. position at Vienna end of life to the never-ending renewal "Points of Rebellion,” appearing in the tried its hardest to make its' to tigMen this law, and punish wiU be drastically weakeitod, of life. The same thing applies to fu­ viduals. April issue of the Ehrergreen Review, a own arrangement with Sandula, ftoee imposed were as foUows: o»w*ne mail sent to youngutors To the Editor, these people who are so Ignor- but no more than Ids own posi- The admtoiatiatlon reminds James W. Coleman, 48, of 601 *o adults who don’t want it i would like to take this op- nerals. More than mere decorations or Instead, the event is being awaited, magazine described by Ford as “hard­ the faction which finaUy lost visitors that with construction ------... ------—, ------~ n ------^ _ „ „,K. ®*A not to realize the Import- tion at home. Having buUt ithe core pomognqdiy-” out would proclaim ^ own..,; Hartford Rd.,' ^passing *■----- to_ a no tildWfw ,-,ri j-iAti n Cl .I rh _____ s IS. — »•* M Ai_ 18»8d3“ «® Lsl of this UlIO law.UhW > IfAX XI IW have O iw tJ to, IX/. VipttJMSOstakes ItllClA.high, 1U7he d$9to using UOUK tiSVkJAJfevery a "waste of money," flowers are com­ if not with fear and trembling, at least under parking space Is passing zone, $16; an addition^ that I think to . Hn..AA Importance to everyone. support, I wlU organize a rally Wfn. bear with the hospital addle the Ronald DeOandia, 29, of Rose T h e ^ , House on April 18, 1970, I was to- and park four or five thousand knows what 'this could turn into. The revolution sometimes is Justified to over­ with Reelnald Ptato In Portugrt Btone, who’s going to know, parking problem exists. al throw the Establishment. PARQUE EDWARDS VII, LISBON from now on, bow pure any­ Ave., Coventry, failure to drive looay, oeemes m voived in a very serious accl- motorcycles on the State Oap- Dore Schary Named nSemiei rtaks seem.total. 3 — Douglas has ties with gambling body is? to established lane, $16. terms m J ^ . • ® * ^ dent, concerning a motorcycle jtol lawn until someone will THtoniR and underworld figures. That’s not the end of the ao- Patients Today: 286 WUUam J. Doroaz, 19. of East ®®«»^ ®xcltoment and s a z ^ - and a dog. I was riding the Ustein and recJlze how serious To Cultural Post in NYC OF THE The risks spem total and overwhelm­ sochtotlc abuse considered ob­ eoiocn 4 — Douglas involved himself in a con­ berlng news out of Bridgeport. ' ADMITTBD YESTE5RDAY: Hartford, causing unnecessary motorcycle, the dog ran out this subject is. NEW YORK (AP) — Done RUU ing because, in sUch affairs, the dfingers frightening picture of Soviet scene for minors. from the aide of one of the H I can rearti one person, Schary, the movie producer- flict-of-interest situation when he de­ missile-filing submarines, Attorney George Saden, gen-. ^ James F. Adams, 286 E. Middle noise with a motor vehicle, $16. The American Civil Liberties increase in proportion to the dubiousness clined to disqualify himself from sitting erally considered to be the ' Tpke.; Mrs. Lena Argento, 64 Bruce B. Havey, 31, of 116^4 homes on Ellington Rd. to South that will keep their dog from acreenwriter, has been named SOZTH SIDE By Rowland Evans Jr. claiming that at current rates Union opposed it as cm unconsti­ ENUANCE in the Ginnburg case. Ford asserts. Inside architect of the downfaU of Lawton Rd.; Mrs. Mary R. Ar- Grove St., RookvUIe, pawing to Windsor, and into the road to*- chasing and killing someone or cRy conuntosioner of cultural Af the cause and the uncertainty of its tutional restriction of free The Constitution says that federal of deployment “by 1074 or 1976 pin, 299 Main St.; Mrs. Sharon a no passing zone, $16. ward the motorcycle. I was Seriously injuring someone, affairs by Mayor John V. Und- at the latest the Soviet. . .force Sandula, is actually a adudar-' speech and oaid Congress' goals. Judges can be impeadied only for ly, studibua Mnd of fellow who " Avery, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Robert C. Moriarty, 18, of 709 .A » A traveling at approximately 40 Miaybe your child, then my ita' say. “treason, bribery or other high crimes Robert D. Novak will be superior to that of the Joyce J. ChrisUno, 21 Bremen Main St., failure to obey a traf- fmm thA''r>ri«iiA>M;’« * ' m i l e s per houT, and by the time Juries and my 'work and dedl- appointment, announced These people are appar«itly going to really believes in the impar- and misdemeanors.’’ Report United States.’’ tance of Issues and who might '' Rd.; Eugene D. Cowing, 111 fic control signal, $26. from the PresWenf a Commto- ^ ^ e dog it would have cation to this very serious prob- Monday, carries a. salary of slon on Pornography end Ob­ gather at New Haven under the appre­ Are Ford’s four charges grounds for Mr. Nixon contended that 40 even, in a relued situation, be ' Harlan St.; Alfred K. Depolt, 64 Pedro A.A. Ruiz, 24, of 31 VU- been most unwise to try to ap­ lem shall not be to 'vain. $86,000 a year. Ilie commission­ new ABMs were installed scenity before acting. ply the brakes on the motor- Thank You Very Bbich hension that a trial being conducted un­ impeachment? WASHINGTON — Proof that ’"niose who would ask us to concesaians at the SALT arms- found asking what so and so WlUlams St.; Mrs. Mary Des- lage St., Rockville, violation of But Rep. Robert N. C. Nix, er’s Job is to oversee the opera­ Take the first one — that an article around Moscow last year (mak­ Jeunes, 31 Durant St.; Miss limited license, $16; unsafe Bob Simmons der Connecticut law is going to be noth­ President Nixon has now taken declare a unilateral moratorium control talks with the Russians. might 'believe in before he — D-Po., 'r^ c lp B l's p ^ n s ^ . cy®*«’ ®‘°P ^ ^ M _____ tion of New York libraries and by Douglas appeared in Evergreen near More important. Congress must ing a total of 64), while the U.S. Siisan F. Dion, WiilimanUc; Urea, $10; defective museums. personal charge of hia biggest on MIRV (multiple nuclear war­ would decide whether he want- ' muffler’ ^ ^ to defend Douglas’ Tucker, East Hartford; jgni' a fence dertgned to keep them FACILITIES INCLUDE the newspaper that 9 1 % come back. your oonoem for mo; you were of Congress reads. conduct. Such conduct undoubtedly indeed ooncemed for me, but Ama Ntcklen, 618 Mlaln St.; Or- poUc® ®ald. e Hot Mineral Bathe a TVopical Health Bar a OU of Eucalyptus would be valid grounds for the Senate’s an P. Hlltz, 46 Campfield Rd.; ------Pluck a banjo . .. strum a swing guitar In such a situation the forces of law you had no opportunity. Not a Ultra-Modem Health dub a Mild Progressive Resis­ Inhalation Room . . . strike a chime . . . add celesta . . . refusing to confirm him had he Just been that I complain of want; tor I Mks. EUen Foran, Bunker W for Men tance Exemistog Machines • Grecian Swimming Pool Please send me the Monitor for and order, knowing they are to be deal­ nominated for the hlg^ court by the Hd., Andover; Mini. M arguet a Cold Plimge Pool □ 1 year $26 □ 6 mos. $13 and play the twin mallet marimba or have learned in whatever state e Luxurious Figure a Swlae Facial Machines a Private ThemiostaUo ing with elements instinctively seeking President. But the conduct was not I am, to be content. I know how J. Oebel, 14 Green HIU St.; Mrs, Contouring Solon for Ladlsi □ 3 mos. $6.50 xylophone automatically. Play every­ criminal and th erefore it is not ground Elfaei R. Oestlng, 80 Oakwood a Hydro Swirl Pool (TontroUed Showen thing from the traditional to the latest to create the situation which is uncon­ to be abased, and I know how a Patented EUactrlool Treatments^ a Private Dreastog Rooms □ Check or money order for Impeaidiment. to abound; in any and all cir­ Hd.; Raymond W. HMe, 182 Reducing Machine enclosed rock bo&Le trollable, nevertheless have to try to Fwd is an intelligent man and pre­ a Finnish Sauna Room a Private dothee Locken cumstances I have learned the Oak St. B A I ^RiCiNil a Mechanical Body a Private Ultra-Violet e Yoga Relaxation Room □ Bill me Add exciting new full line styling to govern themselves perfectly, a difficult sumably knows this. Why, then is he secret of facing plenty and Also, Joseph (Maturo, 120 Bol­ Repraportlmung Machtoea Beauty Ray Sun Booths a Individual Programs and the first tone wheel solid state spinet, pushing f PB 18 play in an instant. And well include were entering a dark tunnel, not know­ Hayiisworth and Judge G. Harrold Cars­ to adjust to a situation which 1, Box 68, Coventry; Mrs. T h e part one of the famous Hammond Or­ well. In fact, it was during the Senate NoeHa B. BUtter, IS Phelps Rd.; Visit Available Only During Our Pre-Opening gan Course to make sure you play from ing what anything will be like on the w cannot change. It Is, not easy C h r i s t i a n S c i e n c e debate on Carswell last fall thed Ford to do when sleepless nights. Ill­ Jonathan O. Rodgktos, 4 Hunter the start. Easy temu arranged. Come other side of the three day imprison­ first suggested the impeachmrtit of ness, anxiety or failure comes Hd.; Mlohael Hoth, 66 Fine S t Until Drif SIS MIDDLE TFKE. (WEST), MANCHESTER 647-1471 M o n i t o r * in today. ment in darkness. Only an extraordinary Douglas. and we ask, why? But os port Aleo, Mra. Randall HUl and Box 125, Attor Station Impeachment is a very serious step of God’s family we are suiw He son, 108 Summit S t; Mra. Az^ (IV 2 Moeln Watt of Mw Manehacfar Shopping Parhodt) Boaton. Maaaachuaatti 02123 *AvalUbIe at ttilz price until May 160i. number of those small individual candles indeed. It Miould not be attempted for wlU give us the needed courego Qiieajo D«lty Ntwt thur WarringtoD and daughter, al the PaiMt the Chiistopbeni urge us all to light poUtlcal purposes lest H drag the mem- and rtrength to carry on. He 20 Hudson St can possibly Ughten the New Hayen- ' ' hers of the Siqireme Court, and the court Elves us faith to rise above itself, into the political arena. — AN- handicaps and Hie. presence SONIA EVENINO BENTTNBSL brightens every day. We kxA

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^ACn B IC «T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCRBSTER, CONN,, fUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 PAGE M l ! « Boott, iMtli o< Rlebmomt V*.: m i two gnuidoMUrtn. Suspension aonlng. agsiit refukng to allow census — and those Ogurts ore O bituary SMnenl MrVioM will Im Planners Fear School Problein wUl rotate from month to month I lMmdAy at U aon. at i t » Coventry and town to town. . ths appellant to keep two horras Suit To Force badly outdated. on on undeikaed lot. Local The oongresslonal dtotriots srs Burke F u iim « 1 Home, TB Pra»> O f Q asses Rid U tter **■“*■***’ pect 8t, Rockville. Oeoiv* Kmr From -380 Planned Apartments Rid U tter Weak to coming up regutottons require two acres to be revamped by the 1971 Gen­ Concerned Citizens Group next week and residents are re­ tor keeping a horse; Minion has Redistricting eral AssemMy on the baste of mXJNCraON—Raymond O d- Una, preatdlngr m&ilater q< Je- tlm a Oommlsalon members houMng. About 800 unfta could vln Meaaenfer. 80, of AMmtt hovah'a WltneaiBea, wlU o6 Rejected Bgr TraWT DTTAIM minded that this to on excellent 1.7 a « r ^ . 1970 census figures. M ., died Sunday at Rockville odate. Burial will l>e in WUlta«^ (Ooatianed from Pat* Owe) (HenM Reporter) fOIt that several aohoola would he bu*t. ^ opportunity to gat rid of their Frank L. KosUnga of Slandiki The present dtotriot lines were he forced to go on double see- No Schw rtaMM W ill Broaden Activities Is Rejected drawn in 1984 after Hartford Oenenl Hoapltal. ton Hill Cemetery, WllUntton. to iitfiaide oomxnunMy tenalona Hen- Junk oars ~ at a bargain rate. Road, also appealing from a de- The Planning and Zon­ atom if the complex were built Although Dr. D o i^ __ ^ ^ Wrecker operators in town clkon of the aotiing agent, to re­ Oourant political writer Jock ICr. Meaaenger waa bom In Friends may call at Uw fu- and to enoounure mob action.” Potter said that he was In Mgan, the town superlnt^^ The Concerned ClUsens - of In a recent meetthg, the HARTFORD, Comt. (A P ) — ing Commission was told have agreed to remove Junk cars questing a vartonoe of 80 fek to Zalman filed a sutt claiming the QiiuUiy and Mved In the Oranby- nenal home tomorrow from 7 to Marcus, a Tale graduate, “dW fa vor o f tMs type o f houalng, o f aohoola, was u m v a lla ^ te r Tolland County plan to broaden OCTTC elaborated on Us function, U.S. District Judge M. Joseph Mmabuty area moA of his Ufe 9 jj.ni, not do any service to Tale or last night of plans for a at $10 tor cars within six miles construct a new building on old lines violated the U.S. Su­ betoca moving to BUngton eight 880-unit low and moderate but he said the problems that oomment todsy, the Board of their actlriUea to covw other •®®‘* * “ ■ *>“ ‘ c phUosophy aa and $16 for those over six miles property at Lake and Main Blumenfeld has refused to Im­ preme Court’s “one man-one — .— . to Ms campaign by Ms state* go along with It should be m oor Bduoathm’s 10-year biding years ago. He was a retired Mra. Clarence N. Loplen ment about our President and income housing proj^ect, - u » , from the disposal area. Streets. panel a three-judge federal court vote" ruling. Maed. He —iH "if the towns projactlons do not Indwate any However, more recent rulings tobacco fanner, having worked ______Mrs. Mary ____ Jane___ LAipten,____ _81, i flimly beU^e______diat__ nrealdent ____ similar to the mSAC recant victory In coordinating body to assist the local official Those tntereked are required House Inapeottm to rule on the ooneUtuUonality «* »» op* P*wlslops foT aocommods^ by the Supreme Court have to r CMhnan Bros. Tobacco ^ Bank St., wife of Clarence Brewstw deserves our help and the opposition to the proposed agencies, and also act as llal- to call 742-8846, write or stop In of OofInecUcut’s k x congreeston- Oorp. more than 80 yeaiw. spartments, thst would be housh*, then Uie state school ohUdren from those During the next three weeks, made it clear that the 1984 re- N. Luplen, died early this mom- suM>ort,” Chapin said. lo c ^ ^ on Spmuier St. east provide money tor buUdr areas. Bolton-Ooventry Airport, which between these agencies and the town assessor s w ill be in­ cd dtotriots. SurvlvocB Include' 4 sons, Kingsiey said. Saturday to gllV name,* location districting wxHild not meet the Arnold Messenger of BbilMd, Ing at her home. > inKB original statement by of Hillatown Rd. . now schook.” Ih Ms report oalled MUltl- “the State Department of Trans- rasldente," Kingsley said. Saturday to \ specting and measuring houses Blumenfeld dismissed a law­ court’s present standards, os sk Mrs. Lui^en was bom Nov. 8, Brewster that promptwl the con- ^Itae plan Is to buU ths apart- Kbui, tha execu- Family Houalng fn Manchester, and type of car. - tor re-evaluoticn. Houses to be Alvla Messenger and Raymond portatlon has abandoned, at "W e plan to be discussing After May 9, local police will suit seeking to force the state— forth Ixtk year In the case In­ Messenger, bodi of Mertdm, had b «m made on ment oomptax on two psreala of tjye secivtary of MI8AC, aald fiMahed last faU, J. Brio Potter least for the present. sewers, transportation and In- inspected Include thooe on or the federal oourto—to remap volving New York State. land on Spenoer St. The paroMa that be was in the proc- foresaw the posalMlity of this serve summons to ihe indtridu- Route 8L High M., Nathan Hale and Charles Meaaenger of Den- Thursday to a Tale College fac- Aocordtog to OCTTC Co-Chatr- duatry along with recreation in ato operating a Junk yard, the dlstilot tines. By the 1960 census figurefc, arc ettber owned by crepdoned ^ to Um MIBAC proMem. He wrote that at the Heights, Flanders Road, Flan­ ver. Goto.: 4 daughters, Mrs, 'S y id lu i a i^ ^ a t^ on w «"««““*• man DonaM Kingsley, the group watershed areas to see U this The suit was brought by two Oonnecttcut's Fourth Dtotiict Dr. Tettv to the Greater Hartford Hous- churches In an effort to per- time of the lasuanoe of the re- which oonatoto o f two or nwre A lice Wlnot o f Nerwlngton, Mrs. Brewster told the lOculty to "quite happy” with the would be compatible with local ders River Road, Babcock Hill (lower Fairfield County) has BITUMINOUSI Ing Development B^md, Iho., auede them to sponaor the new port apartmenta were a tax as- wrecked or broken down vehi­ Bridgeport reeldento who were * Jane MciCInney of Bloomfield, ** ^ membeie he was skepUcal of the state’s decision to drop the air- zoning.” Kingtoey added, Road, and Pucker St. nearly 60^000 more residents Dr. Isaak: T e tiv and Gordon F. McOtdIough db have something (GHHDF) the aama group that apartment complex. set to the town, but he cauUon- cles or parts of twb or more represented by George W. Gan- Mks. Anna ABshouse o f Sima- chance that a black revolutlon- port, even temporarily, and will Although people from the Food Bole than the next largest—the Flrk In common; both are on the flseuSty a t the Uhlvondty o f Pkwlded funds to and wore |Qay jg also bu^y with a group ed, "a point to ocnaider is the such vehicles. im, the RepuUican town chsiir- bury, and Mrs. Catherine Locke ary could get a fair trial today be following up on this to make looal political 'parties are In­ Dtotrlct (the Hartford area). Hartford. Stories about both appeared In yestenlay’s HemM, conailtanls for ths MISAC similar to MI80A, from Fast future issuance of children from Rid Litter Week activities are The Adventurers 4-H Club will man of Bridgeport. DRIVEWAYS of Marlborough; a sIMer in New a anyvdiere In the United States. sure the proposal to eliminated volved In the work of the (X!TC, and Dr. Tetiv’s picture was used with both Stories by mistake. being coordinated by John Plas­ ttoJd a food sale at Barker’s In Ganim had tried unaucoess- Parking Areas e Gas Stattona • Basketball Ooorta Torn, » grandchUdren and 10 ^ In Ms letter to MacDonald, gniup. Hartford. TMs group, called the tMs type of dwelling. If rental entirely. many are unaftiliated, and the Now Booking for Spring Work great-grandcM4di«n sIMer, Mrs. Ann Brown of Man- The doctor, a professor of French literature, will speak to ’Ihe firat paroef, som« 18.8 gjast Hartford Interchurrii apartment or pondomlnlum ac- ter. WUllmentic tbto Saturday from fully to get the state GOP or­ Brewster said he hadn’t intend­ Kingsley, said the CX7TC will organization sees this os one Old Glory Wave* PLACE TOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A • Funeral servlceo wUl be to- Chester; two grandchildren, and (Hadasaah a t Temple Befh ShMom tomoiroW irigUt a t 8:18.- acrea tocmeriy owned by Baat Housing COrp., (ESHHC) wants oomodation popularity tends to ZBA Hearing 10 a.m., to 1 p.m. ganization to support the rextis- LYM AN, Neb. (A P ) — The llt> ed to "disparage” the legal sys­ McCuHough, varsity basketball coach and physical education lend its support In seeing that way to give representation to trlcting move. P U C E INCREASE SOON morrow at 11 a.m. at the SimS' several nieces and nephews. Hartford developer Samuel A. develop a 32.8B-acre alts In pre-empt the hitherto deslrabll- the Windbam Airport becomes the Independent voters. The Zoning Board of Appeals Ue Neforaska-Wyomlng border Funeral services will be tem. Instructor, has been advanced from asalStaiiK profeasor to as­ Zelvln, waa aoM to the OHMHT Manchester on Tolland ’Tpke. ity of house ownersMp it will One of the difficulties in re- town ot Lyman was bright with All Work Personally Supervised. We Are 199% Inourad. bury United Miethodiat Church. _ But, he said, "when blackness on Improved sdr facility, and Residents of Coventry, Tol­ will take up two cases at a Adverttaonent — sociate professor, effective In the flaB. In November tor fSl8,000. The cn the Boat Hartford boundary, probably restilt in an increase districting this year, aa Blum- American flags Monday, H»e Rev. Arthur S. Amreln will ^u™ isy 2 P-m. at HMmes and revolution are combined in the group hopes that the state land and Bolton have so tar be­ hearing on May 4 in the base­ other parcel, which abuts the >rj^ would be developed In the number of children per Crystal clear water, free of enfeld pointed out In a hearing The Farmers State Bank of ofneiate. Buriat wUl be In Oen- Home, 400 Main St. Arf«ndant in loro th« w ill eventually take over the come active in the group, and ment room of the Town Itall. poUutton, deUvered ftxxn our DeMAIO BROTHERS ter Cemetery, Gmnby The Rev. Timothy Carberry of AX rri zelvlnZelvln lana land h is ewaeaewn^ byny Lsonl « oii low-to-moderate tooome unit.” oh the suit, to that the cnly of- Lyman gave buofness eatabltoh- Manchester Area Wlnifiiam field to make it a there to room for expansion. The time will be 7 pjn. ____source to your swimming pod. CALL 643-7091 Friends may ca ll^ the Vln- « . Mary’s Episcopal Church AlM>Ut lo w n Podnkvs. The GHHDF has y worth-while facility for this Donald Minton o f South St. to Mjaater Cbatgje card, The ficial population figures avail- ments flags and holders on cen- opden to purchase tiSs 14.6- The next meeting will be held cent Funeral Home, 870 Hop- officiate. Burial wUl be In to me to area. In Bolton Jiute 10, and meetings appealing from a decision of the Kleer Walter Co. 648-2226. able are those from the 1960 dition the flags are flown dally. meadow St., aimsbuiy. today Bast Cemetery. warrant skepticism. 'FW O O & rS O rO sh Brig. Karo Smith, dlvtskmet am»*tract. ‘Tlhe chance of faimeas seems ^ -wjr. g 1? *a commander of the Salvation from 7 to 8 p.m. Friends may call at the ’Ihe two ixyroeis were review­ N ew Y o rk neral home tomorrow from 2, to me especially problematical A ril A A lff 11W flV H iXlE Army, wlU conduct a special ed by the PlanMiig and 2kxSng Fire Calls at the moment because of a n • -mj evangellsUc service *-—•-*-*tonight at Bfia. Jennie P. Brawn 4 and 7 to 9p.m. Oommlsalan when they were politically prodded backlaMi K fllU p lH V d*U 011 7:80 at the Citadel. Police May owned by Zelvln and Fodrave. Eligbth District fireOghtors ANDOViBlR — Mrs. Jende against both blacks and ratU- Palmer Brown, 87, widow of Mrs. Susan Colegrove Ths Zelvln parcel bad of ” Caw driven by Mhrijane Kel- A reguksriy scheduled meet- ^ ^ Lewis A. Brown of Skinner HlU Mrs. Susan Ooleartment units. The Pod- ^vwn areflghters' eoBtfoguish' ,. . Home in Manchester. tal. that' it la cynical to take notloe exit ramp><-iuv In Vbmon jr«>vc>un..~u_„ thot UW SHJppugnfthe stoppages nave oow. have coot She was bom Nov. 9, 1888, Mrs. Colegrove waa bom Nov. seem® to me wrong. causing one oar to break two an agenda. O-DAP goals and ^ f o « nm ^ $1,788,000 in unset advertlatag in Andover. She was a Ooldm guardsnmxA rails, s state ta te police noUce report-reoort- objectivesobtecUvea formulatedtormiibilMl byhv thetha IMO St at 6.06 p.m., and at «■ uwoMi 2 1888 county Armagh, Ire- We badly need more wlUlngneas planned to build the compleK in g .82 p.m. they put out a woods Sheaf iMemoer or Anoover jjg^ Hved in Manchee- to admit the weakneases of our ed today. CAC have been acted upon and The printers and nine other Grange, and a member of the secUonB, — one buUdtag per lot. gre at 282 Spring S t ter tor about 80 years. She was institutions and a resolve to deal Police Bald the car driven by e r e being prepared tor aubmis- This woldd have allowed 176 ______unions have rejected am inade­ Who Saves at S. B. M.? Andover Congregational employed as a winder at Cheney with these weaknesses.” Miarijane preceded the one skm to the Board of Directors. units, but Podrove has never quate an offer of pay increases Church. driven by (Miary. The second one ----- Bros, before she retired. Many Tale University students returned to the Commlntfon ^ A 'n < a trk i*a totalling 24.79 per cent over Survivors include 2 sons. Survivors Include a son, have been on strike since last pulled akmg side of the first. Author - photographer TcBa with the second stage develo|>- o e i i a i O r S O e C K three yearsi The effef was o r Woodrow Clifford of Manches- week to protest what they say poacepoUce saiu,said, Bnaand wmcKMmck uit ction methe ntomSt Niolas, wnoeowhoae ciusMhusband, iia, itUdOiCRixlolf , v o a m TT'* • 1 , ■ made by the ’Etanes, the New and George W. Brown of Miami, ter; a daughter, Mrs. George is the unfair atmosphere to le fts id e causing it to Wt the Sachs, is a teacher at Manriies- F i n a n c i a l R c p O r t Tork Post, the Daily News and Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Elsie Al- posts. ter Community College, wtil ap- Timmins of Willlmantic; 8 sis- which eight Black Panthers—In­ Potter, ihe town planniiig dl- the Long Island Press. berttoe of CbapUn; a brother, Mary K. Kelley was charged pear tomorrow cn Jeon Col- ters, Mrs. Martha Miller of eluding national chairman Bobby recUm told the oommlsslon By Blackmun The printer slowdowns began Raymond Palmer of Andover; witfa reckless driving and oper- bert’s WTIC radio show to dls- Manchester, Mrs. Helen Keeney Seale^-wlll be tried here on members of the proposed low- , . p . MAnch SOi when the uMans’ ocn- 12 grandridldren, 9 great-grand- aiing with unsafe tires. She is cuss her new riiiktren’s book, WASHINGTON of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs. chargee of plotting the kidnap Inoome apartment devriop- . „ . ' ’ tracts------expired. - •------None------of -- the — children, and several nieces and Mary Margaret Christlonsen of and murder of a fellow Panther scheduled to appear in Mian- “White Tails smd Green ment, they all asked the same I®!*®® records of the financial unions have a strike deaiHlne in Chester Circuit Court 12 May 19. Clovier,’’ not yet published. She Paterson, N.J.; 4 grandriiU- last spring. X . j . . .X ^ ^ « aueeOon almost MmuKanem^y Interests o f Supreme Court nom- effect. Israel M. Qidfxmes, 33, of 98 will also dtscuas another of her *1“™ “ a m . Jnwral services ^ ^ren; 10 great-grandchildren. jo*m Heisey, author and — “What are we ghing *o do mee Harry A. Blackmun have Printers earn $184.43 e week Thursday at 1 p.m. W and several nieces and neph- master of Pierson College at West Main St., Rockville, was children’s books, "David and ter Funeral Home, 486 Jackson arrested yesteexlay on a warrant the Seagulk,’’ May 25 on the with the school chMren?” been requested by fow Demo- ^ TaAs UMveratty, has Joined with The commlsMofi members senators. St., Willlmantic. Burial adll be Funeral services will be five lawyers in setttog up a ISBued by Otoouit Court 12 Channri 3 Ranger Stalton pro- to Center Cemetery, Coventry. Thursday at 1 p.m. at St. charging him wifii delivery of gram. know that In the MTflAC com- Birch Bayh of Indiana ^ Butte, Mont., the Silver trust fund to help pay legal ex­ plex thare are 241 cWhken. p^mp Hart of Michigan, E ***^' 9 psn. ficlate. Burial . wiU be in East The six trustees. In a state- kaued following an invx»»si»_v.^ ------— ------full con ®** incident on April 'W, in- will meet tonight at 7:46 at the number/ In other tmro Maryland made the request to a tog operating engineers who ------Cemetery. farced ckxmre of the city’s pub­ Mk® Jane G. Bachsnan Friends may call at Holmes fldence'’ that thpthe murder- yolvtog a 18-ymr old boy. ^®g^ g>n>®nU Home. u2t A lic schools. A Judge set an infor­ chairman Janies O. Mks Jane G. Buchanan of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to- conspiracy cases will be bandied Qu*™»®® schedMed to appear Mala St, to pay respects mal hearing for today. The Bridgeport, a nattve of Mian- night from 7 to 9 and tomorrow properly In the oourto but hoped Rockville arcult Court 12 Edward Scott, a member o f kttle arithmetic ^ * o w e that Bjggtland, D-Mise. about 471 children can be ex- teachers refused to cross the m- cherier,- died Friday at her from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the fund would hrip May 19. both otgantoattons. ___ The committee begins hear- iwv. peoted If the apartment booM. tension stemming from the trial. J® ^^e. ^ w.»>ArManchester Newo^rsNewcomers Club »»»' ««•*<»> couldn’t even get ■‘“®® ^ cency and p<*tlcB as usual In past the planning stages in that loriShifioant. . Mrs. Arst was bom Feb. 25, 1986 when Hedda Hopper died. . time to allaying charges, threats, ‘^ (^ J ^ ;'*^ ;^ J ^ a c tiv lty WiU meet tonight at 8 at the the matter of postal refbm .” 1918 in Rockville, and was a Lfc Oen. Oabaidllaa hostiUUee, w hK * disrupt our due ^ ^ home of Mrs. Harold Clen- Morris Miller, president of the MADRID (AP) — Lt Gen. process and thereby ham not wvsj^anx 26,000-member Manhattan Ufelong resident. She was a Two Hartford men were ar daniel, 88 Meadow Lane, Carios Aaenslo CahaniHas, for- only the defendants but ulU- member of Uidon Congregation­ rested by Coventry police early ------T;t 1 1E/T C* _1_a. Bronx Postal Union that fadped al Church, the Senior Choir, end mer Army mtoiater and an offl- mately tbe very ocnstilutlonal this mendng. Both were riiarg- Members of the VFW Post Fimds. Manpower l^ugnt trigger the walkout told a House the Wennen’s Fellowship. She COT In Gen. Frandsco Franco’s guarantees which protect us ed with breaking and entering and its odor guard will meet ' A O conunlttee "the situation in was also engaged In other rebel army during the clvU war, all.” mmI laieeny. toidgM at 6:46 at the Holmes acUvltka o f the rixirch. She was died at his home Mionday night Hersey is Joined in maintain- Deads Sica, 18, and John R. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Against Radiation PoUnfoon a member of Htq[>e Oiapter, after a long iUneos. ing the fund by C. Newton HortweB, 28, wore aUegiedly In- to pay respects to the late ^ strike because postal workers PALM BEACH, BTa. (AP) — Rep. Paul Rogers, D-Flau, one feel they have been deceived.” OES, and was active in Brown- Schenck m , Rhdiard L . Jacobs, volved to a break at Allen's David MoCoUum, a member Health authorities oaUed yester- of the qwnsors of the 1988 Fed------tea and G irl Soouto. She was Abraham S. UUman, EVm lng Siqwrmaricet on Rt. 44A in Cov- of the Post. ako active lor several yean In Town, Police James and Ira B. Gmdberg. day tor more money and map- eral Radiation Control for the Northeast Sdxx:! PTA. Southern Connecticut State “ S L IS scheduled to be pre- Members ^tb e VFW Aux- PoWer t ^ W radjatto^U...... ^ HeiUth and Safety Ac^ told t^ ABA Endorses SurvlvorB besides her hufoand College will ctoae Wednesday sented In jiancheBter Manchester cveuuC h ^ laaryIMaiy vmxwiU mee^meet ioniumtonight luat 7 « atni. tkm - produced------by-.r —medical------X conference------thef public ~ \ —did , —not be- t i t e i i Choice of Savings Plans Try Mediating Include her mother, Mrs. Elsie evening for the weekend hecause oourt 12 on May 18, and Hart- Holmes Funeral Home, *00 *®y». televk^ sets n^wave come aware of Iw -W ra^- J u O ge B la C k m illl M. LMUe o f Rockville; two sons, Salary Impasse of the Black Panther defessMt ^eU was to be presented today. Main St., to pay respects to the ovens, eleqtronlo derices and tion dangfers dangers until It heard that Frederick C. Arst end David P. rally. late David McOoUum. ----nuclear------power- "*plants. electronic components to some w a BHINOTON (AP) — >ui*e Ant, both at home; one daugh­ Medlatton o f tbe salary nego- sese President HOton C. The potential dangers of color teleriaton seta emitted ra- Harry A. Blackmun’s ter, Mrs. Peter D. Ramoddl of Buley atmounoed the ftiuldown man’8 exposure to radiation diaUen. yen to the Supreme Oourt was Uation tmpasae between the Rockville; one brother, Steritog today, saytog It was due to "un­ Concession Bids from these sources were out- "The pubHc’a concern result- warmly oidorsed today by the town and the Manchester Po­ F. lAtUe of RockvllVe, and one usual rircumstanoes expected In South Windsor lined at the opening sesafoa of a ed In legislation,” Rogers said, xmerlegn Bar AasocteUcii. granddough^. lice Union got under way yes- tbe city cf New Haven this For Pool Invited national conference cn radiation “but we need more public g, roport to flmfitn Judl- and TOP RATES in TOWN Funeral “ services w ill be terday at the Municipal Build- weekend.” control. awareness because radiation clary rv^mWAA. r*«temAn Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Butey______sold______the kmldawn was Bkte wiB be opened May 8, at FISH Issues Representatives of radlkogl- pollution must be considered jgmes O. DdUas., ttie Union Congregational Church. reoomnMaled9“ by “a rnrriismta “ Municipal BuUd- cal health programs In all 80 along with water poUution and a b a federal judiciary oammtt- "Considerable progresa" was Tile Rev. Paul J. Bowman will tive meeting of students, tacuKy, ^ ««**otln g the refrerh- Data Sheets states and tbe federal govern- air pollution. tg* ggjy Blackmun “meets Mgb officiate. Burial will be In Grove made towteud resolving the dif- staff and aitanitMntton.” •*“*** oonceskon at Globe ferences b.:tween tbe town and ment are attending. “The number o t electronic de- standanto of professional mu Cemetery in Rockville. New Haven Oktege, vriioee Swtmmtag Pool and for To Besidents John C. VUlforth, director of rices c ^ M e of producing ra- competence, tAmpAtHiA«w and the tmlon, aooordtog to Town There w ill be no calling hours. campus Is in suburban West Ha- nratatatotag tbe grounds and ^ the U.S. Bureau of Radiological dlaUon has been increasing at a integrity.” Hianager Robert B. Wetas, but The steering committee The ifamlly suggests that yen, is tsmdttog the May Day I«“ ® <*»»• Health, declared to a keynote rate far in excess of the man- Hearings on Blankmun’s nesn- those wishing to do so miy no final agreements were reach- ^ekend ditteratdly. The coocesetoneire wUl pay FISH (Friends bi Service Hare) makelax,.-- memorial--- - -l^t oontributiens___I_<1_ At Ato - - -* a------■ ■ ^ I n la - V power and funding capability of ination to the court begin «eoted In a some kook as weU as Ms aerv- a Ita^ cf an 8 cent hike ^me people. Manufacturing Co. o f Water- BaMl Miller, Lookout Mountain, for all town employes covered .-n»e,g no personal at- .bury. Conn., U Usted among 108 m e e^ sciieduted tor itey cent of America’s sleetrical recent survey leaked exoeskve *®«» ■» sxsoulor of thrsa sStakaa Term., Harry M iller and Clyde under unten ocnfracts. 12 at 8:»^m , m 8L Fetiera come from nuolsar radiation, which could have te r toos. * *unless you bav* $100,000. M iller bath of Portsmouth, Va., enter tbe pioture,” said Dr. produce antipersonnk weapons Rd. and Robert MUler of Waynes­ tlve elemento released U smaU, Rogers said standards ars ex- boro, Va.; five sisters, Mrs. Kennedy To Narrate Bmjamto W l^ . who bead- "dekgned specUtokly to kUl «x l -Ihe kte.1 FISH r t e ^ ^ ^ut they me long-Uved text may prated to be art In aBout two Tossed lEggs Miss ed tbe force. “But the wonting maim people.” mittee to beaded *so long os $S ronwlns .Arthur Latham of Hampton, reach mania air, food or water...weeks tor these ovens, Jiat as *A Lincfdn Portrait’’ of the report may shock some.” A bulky report, titled "The Peters. Other officers ara Mks. 646-1700 In Moount til 0M| of monfh Va., Mrs. H L Duff of Burlli^- U.S. Envoy in Sweden BOSTON (AP) — Not to be The report to to beoonto pubUc Monulabturars of Antipersonnel Richard Barrett, srarsUiy- —About 6,400 U.8. fSotories they wera for «k or TV sets, tern. N.C., Mrs. O. C. AUen of outdoneTv Ms w ife Joan. 8«sl ^ ^ Weapons,” was issued Monday treasurer; Mrs. Mlchaal Ballsy. manufacture ' «» an ssllmatodestimated "H»ors"there ars About 100,000 such 8TCXKHOLM (Af) — Dsm- DT^To^LJur!^ ^ ** .Kennedy to moving state police cleared the hos- SSkTlxid^.^SS oSSl ‘*“***1^“^ T?" Into the concert field. pital earlier to the year of com- oritles. The weapons are cluster public rrlatinns Other mom- I*®**’ ?”*f**^ * *•<**•**?** J>on»ra, Reg- nw Am^cen wbaaaador to ------_ Kennedy wtU narrate Aaron plaints that paUente were pbyst- bomb units designed to be bets on the panel are Mre. liee- *• 1“ ®“ “ ** Copland's "A Litfcoln Portrait” cally abused. The state Oommis- dropped from airplanes, acat- Ue Chapman, Mra. Lawranoa **■ *?**?2i ... this“ thing " before tha ”number ” ”* official opening of a UJI. oultur- gets too g r o a t” al oentar—but mtoaed. Personal Notices when the Boston Pops Orcheatra sion on Human Rights and Op- taring wnoU metal fragpmenta Micbk, Mrs. PVadartok Ttsna- —1“ I®»® «»® was of radioao- opena Its season ett Symphony portunUies also cleared tt of that imbed themselves to bu- sic,. tha Rav. James Blrdsoll tiva matartato In madlclnB in- Other ftpaakan caUed tor U- the eggs ware tbraam an Hk- Savings Bank^ of Manchester Hall Saturday Mght with Arthur oongdalnts of racial dUorimlna- mans. and Sam Brady. ykved three million patients, censing aU psrsens who admin- land walked from his car to tbe In Memoriam Fiedler conducting. tion against employas. Only two oompanlas were Uk------By 1978 tbe number is expsetad totar radiation tor madleal dlag^ building Monday. Pottos arrak WetnbsrFO.lC and ksrtns ntemory of The conoett will be broadcak Wetoel, who to bead {wyohla- ed 'as assamMtag the entlira. Advertisement— to be Sevan mllUon. nosto or treatment. Ttiagr aald ed savan damonstratora on O. »noM.n vtio psnwl April S, US7. locaUy. ' trik at Itortford Hoapltal, waa weapons, Honaywkl, Inc., and Crystal clear water free, of VUlforth aald budgk and UUs type of low-lsval radlatlan tofmad a ring and burned an The senators’ wife narrated chairman of a group of agqparta General Tire and Rubber Co. IwUutton, daUvarad from our manpower cuU had left hto bu- ^ mok danganus to an In. Ainerioan flog. Sstw Goatnnitnt Offkfti to Ssnw T «« ms DHOOty^ls ss dear todar. As to the hour h« psw«d ssrar. ProbofieVo symphonic fairy named by Gov. John Dampaay SoorUl was among thooe Bkad oourca to your swimming pool, raau.wlth only llndtad rasoureas dhtiftal. malnir baoausa Inax Tbs damonstratora wora pro­ tale "Peter and the WoU” with U k year to study tha admtal- aa making apacial parts tor ths Master Otorga card. Tha Klaar for study nuUatfon protao- partanoad paraona aomattmas teoUng U.S. military Invotvw Sadlr Vtesad ot Mm . ShMinaa MeOAna the orcheatra la k i atration of tha hospital. W AterCo. haitttla the o^Mpmint. ment in Vietnam. NANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH A A IA \ .V.' A \- V t ) ' , " ■ ; ■ MANCHEgTBR Evmniro aWHiuj^iiiiJ^ canigniii. ^ONttl toimday, apbil m, mo . M 0 K 1 X K SBction Two TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 iW A am TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 Pages Jl to Vernon' jRanrljFBtFir Evening IfernUi 20 M g : THINK SM U l^MOdlvered yi In ■quipped with leaiUMrotite i|s- t^or, wlnddileld washer, 8- By 1972 or 1974 New Science Ciirriculuin K>eed eleotrlo wipers, heater, defogger, 4-way eafsty Aathera, Men To Be Admitted CoordinatedI in Grades •eftt bdt*, MBOTMtai ■me science cTirriculum for they deam about se«d growth, steering wheel look and tearj Clean State Waters the Vernon school syatem (or desert life, birds and nriammals, window defroster. To Hospital Auxiliary lUndeogarteii through Grade 8 Is healthy bodies, rooks and now coordinated with the same nUnerals and such, Ms, 11, Tetlssd T|i By AUOB KVANS TED TRUDON TshsMvUls-Minslisitsr' Predicted by Gilt format and over-all objectives Miss Kuhidy said the students (Herald Reporter) t4t-2lll in use for all of these grades. who have attended classes in By MARQARET AUU810 The feminist movement took a step backward yes- VOLKSWAGEN (Herald Reporter) Miss Lucille Kuhnly, sdenoe which the guide tor Grades 6, ter

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r- /i^ ■ , .M :\ \ \ \ A PAOB TWELVE r- • .) MA»CH ESTE]^ EE i U l D. MANCHESTEE. CX)NNh, TUBk)AY, APRIL 28, 1970 BfANCHESTER EVENINO HBBALO, M A N V U m im u , CUNM,. TUESDAY,. APRIL 28, 1970 PAOB ■mj|iriTOi oraftied in Thailand, end one of Hebron Senate Unit the two crewman wee killed. IlM.Oembodlane aeld fighting Student Law and Order Becomes Conservationists Fight wee ocntinulng in Chhlong, on ‘KiteDfiy’ Against Aid the Mekong river 120 mile* Fire Watch northeaet of Phnom Penh. They A Political Issue in Britain’ To Preserve Florida To Cambodia also reported heavy fighting on By OODFBET ANDERSON punialunenit. He akm pigpoaed B B H F D m This year, all 119 Houee eeate On Friday V e French rubber plantation at Proposed Asaoelated Press Writer the ahriUlon at spaoUM aew Ptcm Wrtitr are up ter grabs, and many of (Oeattnoed fraia Pag* Om ) Mtanot, near the South Viet- tatioae, so the oourte oaa taave the state’s senators are cam­ (Continued from Page Om ) lDNDO«r (AP) — A year’s MIAMI, FU (AP) — To f t o - V. 'll At School nemaee border 80 miles aouth- more freedom, fitetteiiielng bw o paigning lor higher cfBces. Irien going on for five yeaisT” •eet of Chhlong. Jump of 22H per cent in violent pi* in colder, dirtier cUnuitee Maj. Gen. E. Donald Welsh, crime has pushed the law and is by the Judge ekm*. ’The Jwy*o NAthaniel P. Reed, chairman T im e major aotlvltiM wlU be Bymington. task is limited to deekMi« ttw Florida ha* always been a *ub> of the Florid Air and Water ------e tim M i^ '^ Connecticut’# adjutant ganand! order issue to the forefront of tropio dreamland of clear blue taking plaoe this week at the 'I Jurt hop* that It does not ^ r ^ r t . the guard will British poUUos. guilt or InnooeMS at tbe m * PoUutian Control Boaid, k id cused. su es, apajrlillng watMW leaping Hebron Elementary School. mean that aomewhera back of r o ld e d ^ ’ ^ y ^ Crime* of violence and rob­ hearings around the state Friday 'win be ” KKs Dey*’ with gamo fWi, flainlioyant brought out a constant parade the «lmlairtratlon polloy ihma Put t a ^ d e ^ t i o n ^ S ^ bery on subway* and double- nt* cMef justtoo feels that ibe flMren, and wUdlUle raamlng in starting at 10 ei.m. at tti* 1907 Criminal Justlea Aot, wMoh o f witnesses with ’ ’horrible, boi^ »■ * hedge again.oMolal. told the Viet- ^ decked buses are up by more abundano* aenas fowts And school playground. than half. Claims for state com- Insiato on suspended sentenoes rible stories.” AU the chUdren, Mndergwtan ‘VIetnamtaatlon.’ ” h* h. "ameee, including one group ''^n***' wouldnt’ say how many •wamp*. ^ suapeoted of being Viet Cong be In tho ’’unit,” or pensation by vicUms of criminal for certain orlminala, io a laU- ’Tampa Bay, fouled by city ttamigh Grade 0, Ih v O been ure. It bad bean Intended to help Fkom every where, they came sewage, phosphate mine wastes #tat*S"rtm I *^'*o‘* « t ’# eympathlaeia, ttat amr whether they would carry load- assaults rose 9 per cent to the by mllUcns, matty< aa teuriata luay studying legends, writing •tA^aim of h ir^ nameao who wantad^ go to we^jona U called into action. first quarter o f 1970 over the men go straight and leUeva and chemical company arid onative atoriee and learnliig who fell In lore talih this land of to South Vietnam gouth Vietnam would be aided. "W e’re hoping that we won't like period last year. congestion in the prisons. But spills, dangerous for water songs about kites. the reconvlction rate etMiit Irianda and palm tmea and x«- sports; Patan Beach, water and wl Indictable offenses ’ ’known to under the dlreotion of their B ” Gal. Tvn, Vtetnam Foreign ^ needwl, hut we have to be men getting suspended sao- tumed to settle down. On the air pollution threatening health ctwSaed t o ’ ."aeverrty « « l y .” Walah said. the police” reached nearly IH southeast Florida OoUt Ooaat, a taadhere and Mrs. Rose Oooola, million last year. Only 42 per tences (a high. of residents, Lake Worth dying; art teartMT and lohalmian of the mSnSi t o “ ™>y.m5leota” an In addition to the Guard, po- solid riwln of cities rose out ot cent of them were cleared up. "Mandaitory emtenoing la In- Pensacola, two giant bay sys­ ewent, the children have made omte Cambodia fromto* Indonealan propoaal t o a lice will be in the downtown the swamp. Around Tampa Bay And nobody knows how many iqidtoui,” aaya tae lotd ohiat tems strangled by raw sewage kites with each olas* choosing Southeast Asia, cutthw off >ii ®®*^****®® ®* Aslan nations to area in toco oa the rally gets on the Oulf of Mexico, tfa^ buUt and chemical plant discharges; crimes were committed without Justice. ” lt always leafti to trou­ their own design. rid and burring tos^^mnhimn ?T**'v*” ***** *® ***® ®*htlng in under way on the Green Friday ble.” a teeming megalopolis. Miami, all streams open sew­ r V ever getting attention of (he taw And, as their numbeni muah* The project was undertaken S•uugn b o u g ui h T some ? > „ ^ valley * v S ^ on ^ donealan Foreign Minister«rid Bi- oftenuxT enforcement men. At present, the prisoner doing ers, ocean contaminated by not only for enjoyment but for the moon.” .. Minuter Meanwhile, elx detendanta in roomed, they unwittingly began ’Ihe police force may be hav­ a life sentanoe tor murder has a sewage outfalls; JacksonriUe, a cooperative *chool spirit ef­ McGee aaid he waO the <»iiv MaMk’# jdan was part of the Alex Raokley murder case, to degrade and destory almost air so polluted it Mils trees and ing its worst time since the Gil­ shrewd idea of bow long be fect and to bring all the ohil- one of the 1 1 members attetidlnir f *’*J*^‘^ supporting U.S. includitig National Black Pan- everything that had drawn them idants and peels.paint off auto­ must serve. It oould be only 10 taen together on an equal b*ele tha mZng l!"**'^?'’***; fjOtrosslon" and ther ctormmi Bobby G. Seale, bert and fluUlvan opera ’ ’Pi­ here. mobiles, a giant mushroom of years with orsdlt t o good oon- for a common goal — the older rates of Penzance” discloaed to Industrial chimneys. Jet air­ brown and black slime spread­ «tailntetratlon should be alVoJlr- t h l'u S * ^ *®****** the Victorian public that "a po­ duct. craft and cars clogging streets one* hearing the younger ones. ed to have options on Combo- " ^ ^ew Haven | Monday to the ’Ihe crime rat* remains pto- ing ahead of the St. Johns River aafteiBlfta in CaniiXKUa.* first time since fhAirtheir arreata. liceman’s lot is not a happy of cltiea that host at mimw. vw - as it ooaea into the Atlantic. ’Ihe chUdten are hoping for a « ie .” portionately far bsloer that of tors a year filled once pure sir favorable wind to fly their H e also said Itogera was ’The nature of the meeting, at Reed claims elected offlrials which defense lawyers were ’The chance o f a (bobby’s being Urited States. London’s po- wMh noodous gases. Hiunan sew­ ’ ’still don’t seem to realise the Mta*. “genuinely soliciting the Judg- attacked while pounding his ®rief say*: Then at 1:10 p.m. tbec« wUl mont of members of the com­ present, was not revealed, but age, industrial wastest and Irri­ depth of public feeling.” Vernon beat is now about twice iwtet it “People can still walk aoroas be a conservation assembly in mittee. ’There la genuine solici­ it FTCBumably cmioemed legal gation water tMok arlth fertilis­ But Rogers predicta that the was five years ago. He has only London, across it* perks at In the audMorhnn ter *11 fifth tation . they are not seekh^ aspects of the upcoming trial. er, pesticldee and muck be­ legislature, beset by “the first night, without fesr of vtolsno*, grade classee who have been approval. ’They are seeking ad­ In addition to Eleale, the de­ Ms nightstick for defense. fouled lakes, streams, bays and powerful conservation lobby Arbitration which le more than one con asy studying soil, plant and water vice.” fendants at the meeting were The blue-helmeted bobbies oceans. Famed lIsNng water* ever formed,” will }rield to pres­ complain they are overworked for other ettiee in the world.” died. Drainage ot vital nwnh- oonservation in an effort to in­ Fulbright quoted Rogers as George Edwards, Lonnie MoLu- But even here changliig crime sure and "pass more environ­ Slated For cas, Margaret Hudgins, Ericks and underpaid. Ctampaigns to lands took a deadly toll of birds mental laws than any other ses­ still the tonportanoe of ooemr- eaying the administration be- patterns threaten to end those lleved it could sehd some addl- Huggins and Rose Marie Smith. draw a better class of recruits and animals. sion In history.” vation cf natural resouroee in pleasant ‘evening rtioU*. the minds of the children. tkaial aid to Oombodla without ’The other two defendants, meet only partial succesa. ’The And as the 1970s ar­ Although the full-scale peo­ Custodians bid to grt nonwUtes into the rived, Floridians woke iQt to the ple’s war is less than a year old, John Hbbanl of the Hobran seeking authorisation froip C m »- Rory HKhe and London Oonaervation Commiseton will greas, but it probably would WiUlama, are in Colorado await- ranks seems almost a total fail­ fact that the end of their oher- the first stlrringB were beard . . ------Board cf Eduoaticn and u,a ure. iehed way of life could be near Jan. 3S, 1906—a day on which apeak on oonservation and pre­ ha^tojTrt jynoval to meet tho Custodtaa’a Union, AFD toOonnecticut. MB ms (BeraM photo by BuoelvlciaB) sent each child wMh on ever­ wiKde request Sir John Waldron, 01, commla- at hand. Florida’s once-maglc former Oov. Haydon Bums CIO, Stoner of metroptditan poface, call had been tarnished into a called a hearing to consider a green tree to be planted in their *"Ihia is a very sertoui quea- ’"* ‘ ®** •** *>*«" *'*■ RIVER ROUGE, Mich. (AP) Good Citizenship Winners on DAR Pilgrimage own yard os a temily coneerva- tiort” said Fulbright. “What is etaved by medtatlon beoringa, is — Itactal feeUnga, fraaalad by blames society In part for the siren song, sweetwoumUng but package of Florida puUic worics rising crime figures. deceitful. tlon project. the Ihaaldeiit’a authority tor aohodtaad to go to orbitraifon series cf blaok-white hostility, proposals tor the U.S. Army Mrs. Mhurioe Willey of 112 The pilgrimage include* a ‘ ’‘This is part c f tile day end So nature lovers united for the Corps of Engineers. Tlie tour concluded with Vaber, 209 Henry St.; Rosemary High School, daughter of Mrs. The assembly will then move firing into Cambodia. ’Ihey be- M^t mcntti. remained raw today fat thla In- ARTHlfflimUt Elizabeth Dr. Checks off her list tour of the state library In Hart­ lunch at DcPasquale’s Restaur­ age of permissiveness,” be told llret time, have launched a mas- At the time, the Corps had re­ Chadwick of Blast Catholic High George Eievine, Rlveralde Dr., outdoors to the front and back Ueve the Prerident has the au- _ ...' .. .___ . . dustrlal Detroit suburb, where a before leaving on a pilgrimage ford, and a meeting with Gov. ant as guests of Oxford Parish School, daiighter of Mr. and Mrs. The arfaMraiUaa bearing is a gathering of Fleelt Street alve fight to halt pollution and ceived its first |1 million and Vernon; Nancy O’Connor, Hills­ lawns by the intermediate wing thority to protect the troope In clash between blaric ami write today with the six winners of John Dempsey and Secretary of Chapter. K. W. Chadwick, 688 Center St.; dale Dr., Ellington, and Ann Vietnam, Trie was challenged crime reportleni, ”tiie age of aomehow find ttte road back to­ had started a little work on the where each class will plant five WKh "Cho®! « to fiddling, of everyone Uving up the Good Citizens anvard given State Ella Grasso at the State The Good Citizen girls are, Pamela Goer of Bolton High Skopok of Stafford High School, by the committee members.” i?”** P***y** rock-throwing, looting end the ward an environment beelthy barge canal ommecting the At­ aix-foot red pine trees, donated to the hUt. ’There is Htife pride aimuatly by Ortard Parish Capitol where they receive left to right: Karen Vater of School, daughter of Mrs. Mar­ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Rich- by the faculty of the school. Futbright said he ^ doubted ^ touring of three (Herald photo br BuceMctos) Worrifid AboMt for all creatures. lantic, and the OuM of Mexico Chapter, Daughters of the autographed copies of the state today. Utile dignity, no stigma Manchester High School, daugh­ guerite Geer, Brandy St., Bol­ and Sknpok, Village HUl Rd., On Thursday, there will be whether the Cambodians could L ^ The high achori, a center of In Just a tew moeitfai^ the bat­ across north Florida. American Revolution. register. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert if you appear in court — no tle has brought these results: ton; Joanne Devine of Rockville Stafford Springs. a special faculty meeting at 8:16 absorb all the requested mill- Labor Depertmoit offioea in tension since Flebruary, was or­ Holmes Honored by Campbell Council FALSE TEETH No public hearing had been tary equipment and quoted an Wetbereflield. ______shame.” —under intense pressure hrid before Congress approved for an Illustrated talk on Proj­ dered closed until further notice Coining Loot#? lion for poUutie rituation in the United Nations quired hospital treatment. mwit as chairman of the State graiid knight of the council. Haven, State Deputy Raymond •*®tences for sertous crime. oottns ooolor. FABTEITH la aUta- lution threat to the wikhife of of a handful of buUc cargo riiip- On the whole, the reception of edroattonal needs of minority project cutd its success during to which the unian took excep­ ’The lord chief Justice, Lord llne—won't lour under donturoo. £vergladee Natlooal Fork. pers. body has an affinity tor Florida. was dead and the other telling. the past three years. and he said Rogers promised A state of emeraenev with « Council Retarded OMUren’s Holmes wee cited for hla con- Bedard, John Rogers of Prince No gummy, goooy, pooty toato. Don- No matter where you go, people WATERFORD, Conn. (AP)— the Board of Flducatlon was children, sabbatical rotation of ’’serious cenrideration to that tion end the failure at the hoard p.m to 6 a.m . curtew was or- *'*'°fi**™‘ State Council has tributtons to the KofC, Brother- Hall MasoAs, the Rt. Rev. Magr. Parkelt of Waddington, 70, is turoa that nt are noentUi to health. —The Flmida Power and ”We snowed them under,” ’Ihe board is stUl ittvesUgaUng The program has used the Boo your dentlot regularly. Oot talk about it. Even If they don’t Fishermen have found the body before it makes a formal finding sympalthetic diulng a brief teachers, and the ability of each approach.” to carry unemployment inaur- der^ by Mayor John McEHvan ^ program os its hood In Action, and in the field Edward Reardon, SenSen. ’Ihomas^ fi>bildng on much the same line. FASTzKTH at aU drug oounton. Light Oo. was ordered by a ted- said Wilbam H. Partlnirton, school to carry out a planned theater as Its chief medium In enoe for the cuetodiana. Nathan asked last week for a na­ eral-state conference to prove head of a scientific group called get to come, they like to know of one of five men aboard a on the cause of the crarii. elaboration and dlscusaiion of separating music, dance, Uterar He also said Rogers was hope- after a boxcar burst into flllege Gets actively participated. procedures vary. Dr. Peale Feted reported today. at last night’s meeting. At the Wliite House mean­ rt^ ate^ eT raieiB l lai^iried ***®®'‘ students held a grievance against demonotrators who UncleSam tlcn. Scientists were there from all Paul Wilte, principal at the in the high school gym. were Objecting to her a u i^ - Omgresaman Burke puts the over the nation.” ’The body of David F. Baker, ‘The presentation was made Idaho Court while, press secretary Ronald -B a ck ers of the $20O«aUUan For His Efforts Health Grant by Neil Lawrence, task force Hebron Elementary Schod, was not a town or a subdlvtefam o f a Fighta broke out fai the streets eton cf seven students for their federal issue this way: Cross-Florida Barge Canal, on "But it was soon obvious,” 48, a member of the faculty at L. OSiegler told newsmen he was May Trigger PLAZA DEPT. STORE chairman; John Harkins, as­ one of the writers of the project not in a position to say when itown and (herefore the law doe* round the school. Groups of part* In earlier dirtuibonoes. "When a citizen must provide wMcfa gS8 million has been Partington related, ’ ’that no­ In Mental Health Ohio Slate University, was dis­ Rules States and has served on the continu­ " " black and >vriilte students pelted "I’ve drawn the Une,” Mia. (We Have A Notion To Plesee) body was Ustenlng to us. Our An “Allied-Health Program” sistant town manager and C- PrealdHit Nixon might reach a not apply. informatimi to Ms govenunrat, E. MIDDUB TTKE. (Next to Poprtar Mkt.) spent, are flgtating for the pro­ covered by two lob ^ r ftebermen DAP coordinator; and Eugene ing Board of Advisors. Although medlatioti is each other, police and passing Wexler said at a news oanfei> he should not, as a result, sifo- ject’s life against a mass as­ objections never were reported NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. Nor­ at Maitchester Conunundty Col­ May Be Sued decision on aid to Cambodia. Junk Mail OPEN WED., ’rHURB., F M . till 0 Montany, Citizens Advisory Bed Barn Auetton Asked whether the President binding on either party ooti- cars with rocks and bottles ence. She said the seven had Ject Mmself to harasament ofad sault by scientists. Foes of the to Congress. It was the begin­ man Vincent p k ie received tri- about a mile southeast of Bart­ lege was given a shot in the Saturday, Sept. 12, has been Oonunlttee chairman. BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The oantiriered the situation a crisis, oenieiL arbitration is bindiiig on occurred auspended for the re^ f (Oontinned from Page One) soUcltatiian by private concerns LADIES WOVEN |5 and 86 VALUE ditch say, that unless stopped, it ning of a realization that we had ephoned greetings from Prjsl- lett’s Reef off Waterford. It was arm today by the announcement set as the date for the eleventli hoOi siiifiii during the rock tiirowfaig. the term and d ie would no lonfi^ to get started in politics if we dent Nixon before a dinner Mon­ sighted at 11:40 a.m. Monday Walter Doll Jr., board chair­ Idaho Supreme Court voted 3-2 Ziegler said he would not char­ using iris government-ooUeotod will ruin the valley of the OUa- of an 018,169 federal grant to annual Red Bam Auction spon­ ______As police reinforcements ^ trierate “ violence, ftwioe and (Sen. Joseph Tydlnga has sup­ data.” were going to save Florida.” day night honoring the 71-year- and recovered shortly after by the college. man, called the task force’s acterize it in any way except to waha River, cme of the nation’s Monday to overturn the long- sored by the Hebron Congrega­ soy that Nixon was concerned moved in from surrounding buUy tactics.” ported stringent gun control STRAW PURSES most beautiful unspoiled ’Two years later, when the old minister for hi* work in the the Coast Guard. Called an Allied Professions work a “ blueprint for what the tional Church. board is trying to do.’’ He add­ rianding legal tradition barring and 'was conferring with top ad- C Jx 1 I s. “ Jnibttritles, bar legiriaUon.) Of the United States’ 800,000 streams. Dade County Port Authority an­ field of mental health. Baker was identified through Basic Improvement Grant, It Serving on this year’s com­ Exceptionally Styled . ed he feels “ The best declsiinn lawsuits against the state with­ viaera. o tO C K iT la r K e t youth* set up bamcades on Vie- ti«“ta staged Mt-and-run attacks — The U.S. (toast Guard pro- engineere, leas than ;2 per cent — an unprecedented action, nounced that It would build a Later a taped message from the contents in a wallet In a was made available imder the mittee are Emery Taylor, Par­ gar Street, the central bushtess on several depaitmerial offices, C-DAP can moke Is what size out the state’s consent. Ziegler r^Hed with a flat vldes boat registration for New are women. the state will drain, clean out giant Jetport tor the supersonic the President was played for the pocket. His body, the only one federal PubHc Health Service ry Roberts, Ward SteinmiUer, ______YORK (AP) — ’Die street of the black communities scattering bocAs and pepeTS on Hampshire, Wasrington, Alas- age r i travel on a 38-square- Manritester is going to be. “no” when asked if additional and restore S0,000-acre Lake gathering of 1,300 persons at the of the five victims recovered, Act. Justice CSutrles Donaldson, George Alden and Slrreno Scran­ capturrf‘ si)vlet‘”i ! ^ h a d 'b ^ ™“ *«t moved Mgber ea*^ of River Rouge and the adjacent the floor. Dirties were smartied ka, the District of Columbia and mile site In the Everglades west Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Announcement of the grant There must be some size be­ ’Who wrote the majority opiidon, ton. Apopka near Oriando. Once was taken to a funeral home. yond which everything—roads, sent to Cnanbodla in recent ly tW* afternoon fai moderately suburb of Btoorae, and began ***** ibod was takrti to the caf- Quam. tamed for its fighting bass, the of Miami, the reaction was “ Every American should have A Coast Guard spokesman came from the office of FV>urth said the tradition was based on Anyone who has merchandise quick and decisive. an interest in all Dr. Peale District Cong. Lowell P. Welck- sewers, water — becomes ob­ an erroneous assumption- “ the fl*yS‘ ooUve trading, after reveiaiqg .. ^ a# Hoston’a Interaat stems lake that nature took thousands said 'bodies are more apt to solete.” they would like to donate is ask­ The loss of five more aircraft an eartter decline. . '^'htloo to the thiM store* ^*tii walti^at tfaew- ^ constituent’s /ympiainf of years to create was killed in Warning that the Jetport riands for—a reverence for God float in warm water and the er Jr. king could do no wrong.” ed to contact any of the above would block and poUute the and country, a contagious en­ Robert H. Fenn, associate Atty. Allan Thomas, referring in whMh 18 Americans were At noon the Dow Jene* aver- burn^, sevemal were tom apart to the huUdiag, t^em received sales aoU- a generation by mimicipal and other four might surface soon. to the first objective, which con- Such a theory, he added, “has who will arrange for piriuip. If UUed and six wounded was re- age of 30 industrials was up 1.S2 lootera, who threw some DouglM H. Ifoynart wamM firearms comua- COAT agricultural wastes. "River of Grass”, which nour­ thusiasm and inspiring advoca­ dean of faculty at MOC, when necessary. ishes a wildlife system that has The twin-engine DeHavUland cetna purchase of lend to main­ no plaoe in an era of space trav­ ported by the U.6. Omunand to to 786.67, after betog ott some 8 fioods and fixtures Into the would regtotering with IRS. “The people are in a state of cy of the positive values in life Otter plane was recovered more informed of the grant, said that survived since the age of dino­ tain the nelghboihoDd school el to the moon and the modem ftalgon today, and on accldentaJ pofak* earUer. “twt. ^he New York coevreesmai^ revolutUm,” says Lyman E. —^and, through all he does for than a week after it crashed he is “surprised and happy.” b Advertiseonent — saurs, 19 national conservation (xmeept at the elementary level, realities of life in the 1970 .” bombing by U.S. planes killed 10 Monday’s closing Dow aver- ^t about 8 p.m. * force of *houtod their defiance, and the jq j^ o Rogers, president of Conserva­ his fellow man, a tough-minded whQe returning to Trumbull Air­ He said that the application was Crystal clear water, tree of M groups rallied for a showdown said he cenaiders it “ more |dan- Caiief Justice Joseph iMc- Vietnamese mlUUamen and age of 786.16 repraaented a six- *bout 800 policemen bolstered Hsta could pmduce 8.4 million tion 70b, a new organlsatkm optimism," Nixon said in the in for a long time and that, un­ poUutton, deUvered from our ROUND-UP! fight. port in Gnoton after unsuccess­ ning then educational.” He com­ Fladden dissented, saying the wounded 20. In neifiliboriTig year low. The previoue low woe about 60 State Police troop- reats, moet on csmrgeB ot ciim i- ^ ^^<1 if eacdi of which claims 2S0,000 backers mjBBage. fully waiting to land at Kennedy til today, no word had been re­ aounoe to your swlmmteg pool. Although work on the Jetport Among the gruests were the ceived on its final disposition. mented on the board’s inability ruling overturited on “over­ Master Charge card. The Cambodia, the government said the day Preeident Kennedy ■was ®** began a sweep up the street. **** treeposs end unlawful os- licensee# were aoUclted and says its numbers are in­ was in fril swing, with $13 mil­ International Airport in New to ’’identify where schools are whelming number" of cases in Kleer Water Co. 643-2226. Ita troops had driven Viet Cong asaasstoated on Nov. 22, 1908, The heavUy armed officers a*™.! creasing. President’s daughter ajid son- Fenn said that the funds will lion spent. Gov. Claude Kirk York. It was under 46 feet of to be ‘built until population proj­ which the U.S. Stqxreme Court forces from a Buddhist temple when the Dow average cloaed at marched up the 18-block stretch Demonstrations have plagued agi^ee twitmeiy As the 1970 legislature went ln-4aw, Julie and David Eisen­ water a half mile off Harkness be used for salaries, supplies lined vp with the conservation- hower. Julie presented Peale and equipment, to update and ections are made, and tiiat is has held that a state la immutte Maachester Evening Herald at Angtassom, 86 mile* south of 711.49. dlspeialng the remnants of the coUege for ebout ^ “*“ *!T** , into session April 7, the domi­ ists. Interior Swcretary Walter Memorial State Park. depent to some extent on zon­ from ‘being sued. Hebron correspondent Aime Phnom Penh. Adyanoes ted declines by a crowd as they advanced. w»eb»- Wexler has at- ®®******“ ” j5**“ “ <* *»• nant theme of conversation with a leathcTbound volume of improve existing programs and D. Hickel and Transportation the text of two aennons he had Baker’s body was recovered to generate new ones. ing.” McFraiden said if the doctrine Emt, tel. 228-3971. HSlght Americana were killed small maigin after being behind No figures mt the total num- negotiate student bids .^* ®®**” ^ * W). But autMritire around the state was conserva­ Secretary Jrim A. Voipe worked about IVt miles from where M. Philip Susag said he of sovereign inununlty is to be Monday when an Army UHl ahnoet 2 to 1 earitor in the day. ber of arresta were made pub- * •**»*’■ *** ooUege af- “ ^ ® * ^ tion and pollution. preached at the White House. He 3aid that the ciu-rlcula for out an agreemmt wiOi the Port The dinner was sponsored by the ]dane was found. the "AUled-Health Program" doesn’t regard the d^ectives as abolished, it should be done by helicopter was shot down to the ’Ihe Aaeociated Press 00-stock lie, although it was announced *>ut has condemned vlo- P*y«*y facior to mtoimalbera. the legislature and not the Central Highlands 21 mllee average was iqi .6 to 288.9 at that tour adults and six Juve- ***** vandalUan. “®"*® departmentt, —such Authority to move the Jetport to the American Foundaticn of Re­ All the life Jackets had been includes courses in Clinical such, but rather as anoiUary HALL FOR RENT commerce and defense, flatly another site. court. ' soutiieast of Pteiku City, and six noon. todustrUls were up 2, nlles were arreatod to the dis- ^ asked for police ligion and Psychiatry, which found In the plane. Laboratory Assistance, in measures. He suggested chang­ refuse to provide any names "B was at tWa point,” Part­ Peale helped found in 1937. He Baker and two faculty mem­ operation since 1904; Iiduilation ing a word in the eighth objec­ The ruling came in the consol­ For parties, showers, recep­ ! died 'When a tw ln -en g^ 'AC119 rafls off .2, and utfiMtes un- turbonces near the achool. ^ *** stationed in main oorrl- tions, meetlngB. Complete giBirtiip crashed and burned changed. River Rouge, a community of basement cafeteria and- addresses of individuals ington sedd, “that conservation was honored for his “pioneering bers from other schools who ’Iherapy, since 1965; and Surgi­ tive, dealing with the mainten­ idation of three suits the from their files. became poUUcaUy rewarding.” ance of school fields by the Idaho Highway Board and High­ Utoben facilities. Large en­ Just after taking off from S a l ------18,147 dominated by the smoke- ***** **** bookstore because of leadership In establlSIdng one of were aboard had been atteiKlhig cal Tectuiioian, since 1968. closed parking lot. Inqolrat AU of ihe agenclea that en­ gvergoRe’s Now feeling their musclee, the nation’s first mental health a two-day conference at the Federal rules state that the Park and Recreation Depart­ way Department as the irasult of gon’s TSn Bon Nhut Air Base .r. stacks cf Dotroits’ downriver in- "repeated vandalism, use of -early today. Mechanical trouble P ra v d a CaUo % ailr Orgy dustrtal complexes, has been n>- A’rce and threat of vlolenoegage in the to praottoe emphasise Partington’s FDE marshaled centers combining religion and Coast Guard Academy. grant may be used for expendi­ ment. He would change accidents in which persom were that their chaigee are not loo arientists lor a new, all-out Lithuanian HoM ‘ was believed the cause of the thoee areas." psychiatry.” tures relating to the improve­ “ teasibUlty” to ’’dealrabWty.” either kiUed or iitjured. 24 GOLWAT STREET 'Dance on Edge of O iff ®****y torae for w’ertu. “ealoe” os euoh, but fees to f a w it e l , attack on the barge canal. Pres- Not yet found are the bodies ment of the school’s educational Lawrence stated most citisen ’Hie court did not rule on > latter crash. o f WUUs G. Worcester, decui MANCHESTER cover their labor and maitoriala ktent Nixon has referred the programs, as spelled out In the reactions to date have been re­ whether the state is UaUe for ; A spokesman said the acei- M08(Xrw (AP) - Pravda ex- NEW YORK (AP) - Uni- < \ of the Virginia Polytectanlc In­ Phones: 04S-0018 or OI0-SU5 derial bomUng was done by pressed doubt today that the formed policemen were eta- tJMnaiDa 9UUte Utg ooBte. ’ft project for reetudy to hi* Envl- More Hum One Way— appUcaUen. ceived on objects pertaining to damages in the specific oasee. Probably the moet productive nmmental Quality Control Ooun- stitute College of Fkigliieerlng, two Marine A4 iHsne* support- spirit o f ” Halr,” the U.S. roc* Uonod in the cxirridore o f Hunter NAHA — Ih e United Btatee Columbia, 8.C. (AP) — South government criginafors ot un­ cU; the legislature is oonrider- and George T. West Jr., pcefes- ing ground troope 77 mUes muslexd, wlU lead youth to un- (toUege today as the odminlstra- has more than 80,000 eervloe- Carolina reetaurant owners solicited mail are the 60 state Ing whether to cecMe state sup­ sor of naval arriiitectiue and southeast of Da Nkng. “The ac- deratend the “real struggle” fai tion sought to prevent Airthw men and civilians on Okinawa Eft *ft| 1ilS6£{tSte0€>L haven’t been able to get the marine engineering at the Uni- motor vehicle department*, aU ^ CANDIES,^ port of the project, and the En­ ®*<*eri is under (nveatlgaUcm,” a the wortd. vlcrienoe by dfarident students, and h®* * bllUon doUara’ worth leg jlature to legalize the sale of verelty of Michigan, Am Arbor. of which loutinrty pick up vironmental Defense Fund of liquor l^y drink but they are communique said. In a review of oontomporary Police summoned Monday by of improvement# and Inrtsllar some revenue by selJOng their New Torii has sued to stop the Also missing are the pilot, Al­ The Cambodian governing theater around the world, the President Jiacquellne Wexler ar- tlons there — in docks, Uving doing it anyway for all practical fred Crofts of Stoningtm, and Bat o t motor vehicle owner canal, charging the Army Oorpa purposes—and legally. Influen­ said Ms toece* Soviet CtommunM party new*- rested 18 peiaons, (nchnUng two quarter*, airiteide, si^pply bases reel*tmtioinr~ainoB n>ren of Engineers with violating the co-pilot George Ftox of Orient Cong troop* fPom a Buddhist pa- paper said the cast of "Hair” fsaxOty iSLnberi ritoT ^ InA roads. reglstraticns. Since these soles tial legislators say. Point, N.Y. constitutional rights of the peo­ goda at Angtasoom, where a disrobe* ”as * sign cf ptptest ' memnet*, aner she ana rowi- ______Using a state Supreme Court The National iranaportatim MACSAR’S fTEXACi H ple of the United States by de­ battle has been going on (or ebc against a crasy worfcL” ------ruling that restaurant owners Safety Board beard testimony days. *111* army sofal tts troops “ But tooUiig at IM* orgy I f struction of treasui^ natural can possess liquor on the prem­ resources. April 22 on the crash. It dis­ were mopping up but smaU through the marijuana omohe, iii ises, they’re selUng set-ups and closed that no evidence had been groups ot Viet Cong were stiU and sewing this strange mixture As the 1900 legislature ad­ adding the liquor “free." found that the plane was re- TEXACO fighting. of eexunl revolutkm ilogaii* end journed with most conservation Also lost were a medical evoc- antiwar demonafration* maJus ELEOTRIC SERVICE Rope Yourself A Real Bargain Wile deadt seven men met In Or­ 270 MIDDLE TPKE. ot Brood St. uatiem iieltoopter at the besieged one think: Maybe some of tbaoe ■rC7’>- lando at the Inritatioa of Rog­ WE'VE ROUNDED UP ALL REMAINING STOCK FROM OUR Dak flnang Special Forces camp kids wlU find their way to the INTERRUPTION IN MUIOHESTER ers, a representative for sport­ ONE COURT STREET and on Air Force (ightor-bomb- real struggle, twit for many of ing goods firms who had long CONNECTICUT BRANCH STORES TO MAKE ROOM FOR RocinrHa, ComMcrieut er Mt over tbs Ho CM XDrii trail them thU orgy la like a donoe There will be an electric service interruption in Man* Central Alr- been inttmate with nature la Announces to Laos. Hie figrierbomber on the edge cf a cliff.” Florida. Out of tUs initial ses­ OFFICE $PACE Chester on W^nesday, April 29, 1970. The interrup­ OonditioiiiioE SUMMER MERCHANDISE sion, Oonservatlon 70s was tion will last approximately 90 minutes beginning at formed a month later as a larg­ TOLLAND COUNTY'S NEWEST 9 AJd. This interruption ie a neceasary part of er msetiag in Orlando. People OFFICE lUILOING HEIXIO’a continuing modemiiation program to meet ALL COATS MUST GO! teom all conservation move­ * Near Coarts-B*ak*-Ho*pltal-* Unlimited Paikfaw increating customer loads and provide improved serv­ NOW ments Oocksd to the cause. Business Are* « Elevator ice to the community. We have echeduM this woric \ sicin Originally Pre-Easter Sale Over Florida, other groups * Carpeted # Climate Central * Solar CUaae e Sowi^taef AUTOMOTIVE CENTER different! at a time which we hope will cause our customers the 819.95 t 1 2 . 0 0 working independently claim least inconvenience. A list of the streets effected I89.9S they are making gains in Um ALCO PROFESSIONAL CORP. wsr on pollution. Lawrence That’s the word (or St. Charles follows: 149.95 824.95 t l S . 0 0 Hiprii, a Pensacola attcnisy, 875^789 or 2374858 Custom Kitchens. We feature a rallied thousands of private citl- STARTING MAT 1, 1970 full panorama of decora and Homestead St. 149.95 829.65 «1 8 e tN ) aen* to fight pollution of the finishes.— [ contemporary, tradl<- \, bays. The cemkign he* led so tlonal, prclvlncl^l, cla#alc and Essex St. 869.95 834.95 « 2 1 . 0 0 ASSORTED fsr to industry pledges of (9 mil- spectacular 22 HOUR CHOCOLATES country atyllnga — alll dlatlnp- Irving St. (from Congress St. east to Homest 839.95 tlvely St. Charles. Cornel In soon. J P M for ftea btionfiglen,, 879.95 n 4 . o o 1 lb. S1.95 178 West Middle Tpke. t o the Mancheiter Cycle' I 2 lbs. S3.85 YEWS FIRESTONE TIRE S ^ 889.95 849.95 - m o o NOW UPRIGHT, 24’’-80” High ...... A S .7 S "FREE" 100 OAUONS OF OASdUNI In.case of inclement weather. tjuis interauption (a F08ARTY BROSi, MANY ASSORTMENTS ... OPEN 7 DAYB A W B IX UPRIGHT, 20"-24” H igh ...... planned for the sapu)^ hours on Aprjl 80, \^/ OlVEN AWAY WEEKLY m XO GIVE AND ENJOY SPREADING, 16"-20" Dia...... 'eterdonj Sne MANCHKTER PIT 810 BB/OAD STSBBT EVEN FURTHER REDUCTIONS ON SOME STYLES! CENTER SPREADING, 12”-16” Dia...... 1«» PiI m 80 44\ Baldwin Rd., Mancheitep—644-8049 W Sm M Am m m i Wsa Hartford THE HERTFORfl ELECTRIC UCHTIW. 84 Hear Ouetemer SecvlBe ■eteioy Uti)0 to «iM Me M nhM O aasessoty-riU k lio fiotaOe MAPLE STREET, SOMERSVILLE, CONN^74B-85M fi 9a fi M »- Ttew- te f PjSa. Bat, t to *

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Spark Cubs’ 11th Straight Victory E A m . Y O S T Defeat HaU PHILB • DODGERS — ^11 : / NEW YORK (AP) — staff. But if Monday night’s ertson, but Clemente was nailed and didn’t play baseball until W o rld 'a T o p N et Start D u e at TriMity For Second In a rundown when A1 Oliver June, The Phillies ran their winning game la any indication, Manag­ streak to five games thanks to Tsniiis buffa will nave an opportunity to watch four Joe Decker is a slow start­ er Leo Durocher has finally tapped back to the mou^. Ra­ "By the time I was ready to er, but luckily for the Chi­ found Ms long-sought fourth gan then came on and got Jerry pitch,” he recalled, "the season the potent bat of Rich Wise, a o t the world’s naatMt profeiskmals Saturday and Sun- C C IL W in good hitting pitcher. Wise sin­ starter. May to bounce Into a gante-end- was half over. What oomplloat- n ^ t at Trinity Collsfe when Pancho Gonsales, cago Cubs H^iUc Aguirre gled to start a two-nm rally In and Phil Regan are fast His name la Joe Decker. WeH, Ing force play. ed things even more wsts the Kelt Rosewall, Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle pttform. By DEAIM YOST actually, his name Is George Philadelphia edged Los An­ fact that I’m a alow starter." the tM(d, with Don Money and The attraction at the Ferris Athletic Center will bene­ finishers. ‘ Johnny Briggs singling home Limiteld to only two hits That triumvirate teamed up Henry Decker, but as far back geles 4-8 In the ena to be the last Ume care, by George. Not a:^r the Joe Hoemer oame on in the seat at the Forum, next dow to they won the National League way the 6-foot, 175-pound right­ the final day last season for his and came with two out In the the Garden. Two perfonnancM ning to win the OCIL contest, seventh to nail down the vlotoiy 5-4. It was the Indians second pennant. hander throttled the Pirates on only other major league deci­ third Inning where Glen Beck- of RtafUng Brae. Ciroua were six Mta for 8 1-S innings. sion, is in Ms sixth year as a ert tripled off Steve Blass and after the Dodgers scored twice win against Uitm setbacks and Somehow (tranelaUon: New In the fourth cn WUlle Craw­ canceled due to the Knlcko York Meta) the Cubs didn't win Decker left after Roberto Cle­ pro. But his devek^ment was scored when catcher Manny being Involved In playoff HsU dropped Its third game mente's (xie-out triple in the slowed In 1966-67-68 when he at­ Bangulllen let the relay get by ford’s double and added an un­ without a victory. In 1869. And one the reaeons earned run In the Mxth. gamM. .. . It’s been 17 yean was their overworked -pitching ninth. Aguirre walked Bob Rob­ tended Arlaona State University Mm tor an error. since the Knloks were serious Visiting HaU wen first cn tbs scoreboard, aooring twice in the contenders for. the NBA crown. • * • second Inning and also sending Indian starter, Brian Maher to O ff thaiCiiiy the bench early. It was evident Mojor League Ott to a Oylng start in the that Maher wasn’t effeettve af­ (AF Fhotofex) Baseballs Going Farther, ' Naifioaa) League home run race ter a walk, single to right, a 9 FLYING HIGH— Oakland’s San Bando tries to dance around Boston second = = Leaders: Is Tony Peres of Ohictanatl. The aaetlfloe and anothsr ringte ■.‘.nr.'t-f.-- baseman Mike Andrews. Bando tried to stretch single into double but was out. American League Rsdlsg better hsa slready de- produced two runs. Coach Har­ Batting (35 at bats)—Alyea, poolted nine balls over the old Puks then brought in Brad Minneac^ .895; P. Kelly, Kan­ Jansen May Have Reason fmoe. Last year Perez slugged Steuier In rdlef. sas a t y .883. ’ ST, en indlcatlan that his early Steurer onoa again wen bril­ Runs—R. SmtUi, Boston'15; 3 American fM ga o season bucocm Is m> fluke . . . liant ta Ms reUef role. In the tied with 14. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) “Last year, we, started to get the glue and some without," East Division Beet OoUege s t m heaeball remaining seven and two-third __ , ^ . _ pitchers claim, Infde wrapping,” Jansen said Detroit 10 6 .687 % Central OoiuiecUeut and Blast- Ptrksde Lanes. A g r u d {,0^ only cnee, Boeton 8 S .800 B ' am Connecticut. The latter has *** follow, Pop wlU be missed given though he wlfled only Schoolboy BasehaU Roundup 26; Clarke, New York 25. San Francisco Giants Wash’n. 8 8 .600 S Improved with leaps and bounds *B.. .Good news from ttis steuier’e kmickiebatt wna Doubles—B. Robinaon, Baltl- pitching COach ^ n y J m - Cleveland 6 9 .400 6M in the past two yean under white house — Mancheetor ver- woilclng. Hiere were 17 hoHs hit With Pitching Arm mope 7 ; 8 tied with 6. s©n thinks he knows ■ tho 11 Sl9 6 New York 7 Clyde Washburae; ex-Rhnm •h® — *• Gmt bide have been the Infield fw cute. Jhn Trlplea—Tovar, Minnesota 3; reason, ball go farther faster this sea- dome. West Divtslon High mentor. . . T:^ Mtter ta asked for reoondKlonlng ttw Bsleaano b a n d ie d seven Rockville Triumphs, BOSTON (AP) — Vi- A’s Monday before a crowd of Uke that and it was a UtUe 7 tied with 2. , -Ian«®n. who 1^ teen doli« Tt,” Jm - California 13 6 .70S — the American League is Jerry tennis courts at Memnrial Ftoid chanoM at ttie hot comer and Home runs—Mlncher, Oak- some carving with Ms pocket en says. 10 homers were Mt. Minnesota 10 6 .067 1 Mooes, Boston Red Sox catch- as weU ss erecting two new hobbled only one. cente Romo speaks very Fenway Park. warm out there. After every in­ land 6; W a l^ , MUwaukee 6. knife, claims the newest balls Oakland 8 9 .471 4 er. He’s no .892 season swinger c u m . at the Cfaattor Oak Park Manchester Ut up the soore- little English, so he lets his “ **0 certainly was impree- nlng. I’d nsk Mm how he felt Stolen bases—Yastrzemskl, have a rubberized glue Just im- The Giants were issued 750 Ellington, Rham Bow says Feeney’s public relations (taloogo 0 10 .876 6% but the Mg foHow has added complex. PaUfnoe is oil that’s board In centecfleld five Umen pitching do the talking as ^ve.” Red sox Manager Eddie ^ tl^teU Mm to give me Boston 8; Harper, Milwaukee 8. der the leather cover and that ‘*®*®" of the jjave Grot*. Kansas Chty 6 10 .876 6% considerably to the Fenway reqtdred, even if it takM sever- m a weird seventh Inning. Lead- Picking up its fifth win in seven outings BockviDe a member of the Boston True^tix^ Pttching (3 declstons)-Tlant, balU manufactured earUer do point out that there have been Rod «trwv ^ don’t know whether he’ll ^ l*tue too tired and we decided Milwaukee 6 12 .294 7 etub’s attack. What’e wrong al yean!.. .Fellow with a giant ott batter Ron Norite grounded High defeated Windsor High yesterday aftaraoon, 7-4, Minnesota 3-0, 1.000, 8.09; J. not have the glue. siampeo on uiem. pitching perform- with the Red Sooc, playtag only Job on Ma bends Is BJorl Peter- out third to first. Steve Smyth neu oox. continue as a starter, though, to call in Sparky." Mooday's Resalts in a Central Valley Oonference outing. In other areas. Romo, a veteran reliever until Perry, kOnnesota 3-0, 1.000, 2.57. Charles Feeney, In Ms first Jansen Inspeicted the balls with ances, such as Wayne Simpson’s Clevetand 5, Minnesota 1 .BOO ballT If you have the cuie- sen of Manebeator, state diree- singled to center and, ta an at- ho bOC&IUO -ix'x We’ll have to wait and see how Kasko shook up Ms lineup, Rocky Hill remained undefeated and topped EHlington «»a P1TTIstarter scaw late lastseaea ~ Strkeouts—Loheh, Detroit 44; season as National League preo- Feeney’s signature when Glanto one-Mtter and Tom Seaver’s 19 Boston 4, Oakland 3 wer, send it along to Manager tor ot the^ American Legion tempted pickeff, Austin Walsh season, returned to' the b^:^n u® Md^eU, ClevetaIid*M/ ident. replacing Warren (kies, visited Houston. ClncinnaU and strikeouts, Eddie Kasko. The chib, at this baseball pragramr. .New York threw the bcdl over Kurt Miac- m High, 4-3, in an NOCX! game Wariitagton 6, Milwaukee 6, 10 this Spring.iiur. However, he’s f^-fore- „ ... „ __, „ ^ j ®Pot^ «n the „ batting or- _____ ^^eady Mis denied a dozen times Atlanta. "Every year, somebody says stage. Isn’t playtag Uke any pen- iootbaU CHants/hAve aimouneed Kenste’s bead at firri. Roger and Bacon Academy bombed tag the Red Sox to re-consider George ^tt Nattonal League that the baU is any different "I’ve torn open discarded balls the baU has been changed to nant oontender. The same holds that they faavej completed the Talbot walked and a wild pitch Rham IS (h of Hebron, 17-S, in and put him back Into the start- Romo, vriio threw 116 pitches, to sixth. CoMgUaro went MUess, Only games, scheduled Girl Cycle a Charter Oak Conference tilt. Batting (36 at bats)—Perez, than It was 30 years ago. and found some Giles balls with make It Uvelier. It’s not so. Today’s GamM true for the New York Yankees, signing to contracts of aU their advanced the rtmners to third tag rotation. allowed nine Mts, struck out t>ut Scott put the Red Sox ahead Cincinnati .462; Carty, Atlanta Today's scbolssttc gamM in­ Detroit (Nlekro 2-0) at Kan­ Like Boston, New York is also 1970 ete in American Motor- lasting until the ninth, when he without a loss. Carl Yastrzemskl delivered a Doubles—Hebner, Pittsburgh York (Peterson 1-2), N bron (24) Ylrits East Hampton was the oldest active 10-pin Is the strikeout lowing Jim BYench to score the Cincinnati 14 6 700 as a Ughtwelght and wetter- bailment wortd, recenUy rat^ out two Mts apiece, BM Nardl, (used a try for a prafearicnai It- sbeaUd etther Pereonality or H!gh only decision, is due to be op- Uon, married schoolteacher In aeur and Mark CbuUo stqiplled oath Personality is by Hail To w Rea- ^ ■ In the 10th tantag, heaved Ed Hat, Increasing Ms career total winning run. gan Fran. 9 10 !474 4H weight ta and around Kansas hij, pixigram one of toe Mackenzie and Bob OmlmerB. Day Spent at the Movies cebse in April 1969 after I toe Mg Mows as Roriqr HH re- win ^ t i^ y 8 9801 run- ^ champion race horse and P°®® the most wide-open Derby in ^ ^ the flrot two Twins P**®®- PlttSbunch (Walker 2-11 N ta three years he had 70 bouts, Hoop Opponent and Marsh relayed to first, lost Friday night’s loss to New numerous stakes during a reached base. But he faimed ^® Senators bounced Atlanta (Jarris 2-2) ' toe team plajw as wril together mill in purMe and gold aborts. ey so much as the kleks of pro con won it* fourth gams In six many years. at S t 18 as a pro. He also sparred Yoric, then adjusted hie style ac- So Chamberlain did Ms defen­ Without a solid favorite com­ lengthy racing career. Brant Alyea, Rlrii Reese and bock, loadtag the b e s M on (Torrex 2-1) N The Los Angeles Stars will CCIL as we did timight. "Some people racing that led her to take her starts. Two Derby hopefuls worked In toe gym with such "nam e” o(»dtagly to lead Loe Angriee expect the miracle job because sive thing against the Knicks, ing out ot the series ot Derby George ICtterwald ta order to * “* ^ ® Houston (L em a ^ r 1-2) over (he Knicka KXI-103 ta the case to oouxi. George Hatvlkoslas rixirad out Monday. Native Royallty ^htois* M Aoe Hudidns, ^ ^ ^ Wetoersfleld Wednesday my name is Chamberlain. But and Jerry West driivered the “Racing gives me a feriing I four runs and Dole Keller brit- preps, a field of 18 to 20 8-year- ti«cape. McDow^ el«o liad two Brinkman* htt and Cincinnati (IM an M i N National Baek.toall Association went three-eighths of a mile ta Reed has always been tough for knockout punch with a 84-potat can’t describe,” riie arid. "The od a three-run bemsr tor the olds is shaping up for the $126,- Uts and scored twice for the In- ®*™^ ®®^® PMladelnWaPUlBdelpUa iFrvmi^n (Fryman s 2-0) at ^ o f K ® “®- pkayofts Monday night 34 seconds and out a half ta 46. dtans. _ (») me to handle." performance. tough thing Sor me is that I vrinners. Rham hurlsr Al Shuta 000-added, 1^-mile ctasslc. Los Angeles (Fostor 3-1), N r.Ut-Pri^'^rer*"* “ ^ edit The ttUe-hungry Lakers thus At least four starters were ex­ Mrs. J. Simpson Dean Jr.’s Holy ah r Cbach Joe MuUaney of Loe West imifaably wants tola reached a stage in motoreycltag got toe loss for 3-4 Rliam.^r Land moved a mile ta 1:89 2-6 McDowell said Us preoccupa­ Montreal (Renko 0-2 and That was back ta toe 1980’s. . Bb. 0 0 tied at 1-1 the best-of-7 cham- pected to come from today’s one Kooke. I Angries admitted he needed a riiamptoiieliip as muto os any­ where I felt I wo* quallfled to Bacon scored three runs fllnM and galloped out anofiier eighth tion with strikeouts hurt Us ef­ Waslewsld 04>) at San Diego Bo-when Bob later broadcast bw..« o » pkmriiip series which resumes mUe Derby Trial ta whirii 11 Sports Dial quick change of script after Fri- body. He, along wUh teammate te a iimfiBsltsiai. but that un- first, six in toe second, four ta ta 1:63. fort. "You lose the purpose ot (Oorktas 0-2 and Coombs 1-0), fights tor w n c he Imew where- In Los Angeles with games were entered tacludtag High what you’re trying to do—throw BASEBALL of he spoke. HU btow-by-Wow New York or Kenturty in toe H oU ^ Elgan Baylor, has been close to fair regulattan barred me, oven toe tMrd, three in toe fifth and In otter Derby developments. 2, twl-niglit three and four Wednesday and .... winning a title more times than though my quaXflcnttans and one in the sixth. Rham had one Echelon; California Derby win­ oeitaiir pttefaes to certain bat- Red Sox vs. A’s 7:30„Ch. 22 New York (Gentry l-O) at San deacriptowT of several WUUe Eastern DlvUSon final. Friday nights. **‘® ner George Lewis, Gotham win­ Silent Screen, My Dad. George he cares to remember. eocperienc# were greater (ban tally in toe firri, alx ta the and Charles WtadlCs Oassle Red tere to get them out the easiest and WTTC. Francisco (Perry 2-2), N Pep champtonsMp figfaU around Washington ptays at Denver "I watched movies of the first ner Native Royallty, Supreme "It's hard to describe in some men.” sixth and one In the seventh. were waHoed, Her-Jac Stable’s way possible.’’ Yanks vs. Angels 8:00 WINF Wednesday's GamM toe country hod toe ring of the ta toe seventh and deciding ateurerip, game . . . end I wasn’t too "WeH, Cirri it helps not get- Quality and Admiral’s SMeld. expert he was. He handled game of their best-of-7 semifinal proud of my performance,” said ting so for behind,” said MuUa- wotxls vriiat It means to me,” High Echelon, considered the Naskra was shod and Kuhn’s Chicago at Pittsburgh, N M S 2 4 and Hickey’s Robin’s Bug, win­ Attanta at St. Louis, N such bouts as Pep’s title figbta jdayoffs. New Yewk. holding a the gimpy-kneed Chamteriain. ney, alluding to New York’s 20- said the NBA’s aooring king. lesser half of the Jacobs threat, “Everybody talks about toe ner of the Surrivor Stakes at Houston at CtactazuUl with Humberto Sierra in Ml- 3-2 edge over Kentucky, U hope- ertil who Iri Reed slip by tor 87 point first half advantage that deftaitriy wlU run in the Derby, money ... but peace of mind is CoUege Contests Pimlico last Saturday, arrived Flaws In Young Hitters Philadelphia at Los Ang*ea; N aml’a Orange Bowl, Jock Les- fill cf elimtaattag toe ColoneU if. 0 0 potato as toe Knicks gnabbed had Los Angeles playing catch­ barring Injury, Jacobs said. he in Flint, Mich, and Charlie at West Hempstead, N.Y. ’ up most ot toe night FtidBy. very hard to get. But tf bloodlines were the sole at the Downs. Montreal at Ban Diego, N the t^iener 121-112. Riley ta St. LouU. He also was Should Kentucky beat the Nardl, ab, It was different Monday night “Both lATlt and Jenry (West) "There’s no questten ateut it basis for winning a Derby then New York at San PYanclaoo Noted hy Ted Williams ring announcer at the Bob Foe- Nets, toe seventh and decidtag as Cbamfo.:Tlain turned into on said they were tired after run­ — want toe title bad. It is easy to understand John Last N i^ t’s Fights tor-Andy Kendall title fight ta game of their best-of-7 set will chttmc^ ft>. ning after toe Knicks Friday Chambertata: "It must be Likely on Sundays CHICAGO—Iririi TVmy Doyle, aMmated horror show for Reed. Jacobs’ enthusiasm over Per­ By TED WILLIAMS ball back through the pitcher’s Springfield among other such be played in Louisville, Ky., grifiiio^cf. night. frustiattng to be as great as sonality’s chances Saturday. 210, Phoenix, outpointed Rober­ The king-size Loa Angeles cen­ Blaiiager of bcoc. sttats in booctag. Wednesday night The Stars and iuSbeT rt. TVmight, I IMd Witt to go to they ore (Baylor and West) and FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (A P ) — (^Uege Sports "To him (Hirerii Jacobs) IMs to Davila, 206, Lima, Peru, 10; ter, despite knees ravaged by Washington Hwistoti T ^ keeps your head from In fact boodng U Ms first love Pacers earUer qualified for the toe besket more. You can atop never taste the fruits of vtoto- championships are headed for Sunday action in the fli­ one is the epitome of breeding,” Eddie Perkins, 145, Chicago, to 4 7 0 8 surgery and chixxdc arthritis, Written tor AP NewslealniM flying Into an open position to- -^-and boodng men, fighters, division finals, 1 3 8 4 6 6 7 8 9 TMsls took down a game-high 24 re­ the KMcks’ fast break by ry.' ture and the NCAA has cleared the path for Sunday John said. "He felt now he had outpointed Clyde Gray, 146, To- ,ward tbs right field or left field trainers, referees, promoters— ------Ifancnerier OOOOOOSOz 5 reached the peak. He said he ronto, 10. Bril 030010001 4 bounds, scored 19 points and tn- towl games and other postseason activity. As I look at a lot of young Ut- fence, depending on which side Ma favorite people. SB: Murltr; SAC: Biedler, R. tlmldated Reed. Norioe: ST: Hollk; DP: A. Noriw betag for Attanta ta IStT. Thare tors, ttme are two Uilngs they cf the plate you bit from. If you *> ToUss 863. It took him six yean to get JV’s Trinmph to Otofrii to R. Norite, Bobinaon to The Play of the Game came ABA Most Valuable Player fail to do as far as the mschsn- look at that pttcbsr and ocnoea- — " a Mgh school diploma, dnqiplng .r. » KwriCoozle: LOB: Menrtterier 4, in the closing seconds when »Mpa,” said Oeulea ^ N e ^ taeludiiw toe Now Must Block Blues’ Advance Ics of the swing are oonoetned. trate on Utttag back through *** imesnor out frequently to go to work ta Helped along by *lx Hall er- hsU 9: BB: B. Kaber X «eurer 8. rota, Monchesbnr Hi(h JWa nip- Wri* 7; ^ Steum 1. Wriah 9. Chamberlain practtcally assistant director of the Natton- ^ onIn^COttoiJto»«f. The first Is that they fall to the box, your chancM of keep- W“ *®o 199-80S, Mary Prestl 194- depression days, and for finan­ ------. -..* r waiab 1: HHs off: B. Haber 3 for Jammed a Reed layup down his al Ocdlegiate Atoletto pad the vlaitora S4 ynferdiy 3 nma in IJ onnbica: Abbel 0 tor Award to Spencer Haywood Gator AatroBluaboniwt, Ubar- get ready by cocking them- tag your head still are better Betty RlchardMU 191-SOT, cial reasens never got to col- thixiat. The shot would have tied tion. toge. Yet he developed Into one afternoon at Mt. Nebo. HoU ___ Steurer 6 for 3 rune ty. Sun, Posadana, Tangrrina Kelly Regains His Voice, aelvM for the pitched baU with than any other way of UtUng. H*®*^®** Ooons 1S1-S13, Gingsr 8 tor 5 rune in 7J; the score. NEW YORK (AP)— Spencer and 19.4 rebounds per game In ’’Proposals for Sunday poot- ttieir hands end Ups so that Just look at the physics of it. IIotBhas 302-478, Mary ChavM of toe most erudite sports and Jumped off to a quick 4-1 lead iwVihutty-CiUb^ C ■eason events can now be en- and Peach bowls. - . , . - . 1 jn the after one Inning o f play and led toeurar; L: wririL "I have to give Owmberlain Haywood, Denver’s aensatlonal leading toe Rockets to firri An all-star game was added) when you start your swing you It’s a simple mschaUcsl thing. Graos Bronnsr 4S8, Dm Lil- general commentators crecXl,” arid Reed. ”He did a nxriie who led toe American plaoe in the Western Dlvlalon tertataed by our extra events Disposition and O ptim ism radio flald. He has teen at 6-2 after three fuU tantage. The ^ the Primaylvanla Dutah ADritar really got something going. I’U Look at the poslUon of the bat 039, BariMnt IBglqr 468, heck of a Job rehabiUtattng Mm- Asaoctaticn ta scor- toU season. He set a league commitee. The basebaU play- WTTC since 1986, one of the real Indlane tied tt 64 ta the fourth game In Lancoater, Pa., on Nov. give you an example of wtiat I when you hit the baB back WUppto 466. aelf after that operation on Ms rebounding this season, aiiigle-game scoring record wito oKg ^ |>e the ST. LOUIS (AP) — Pittsburgh A revitalized offenae featuring vetorana of radio. and pulled ahead with a otagle first NCAA ^ top plajwn O>aoh Red Kelly regained his rookie Michel Briere offers mean. through the box. The bat Is at a ------Sound Idea knees earUer tola year. ' waa named toe leagiw’e moot 60 points against Los Angeles in championaMp activity ever ptay- You know. In basketball the 90-degiee angle In relation to OHDEGH — Jack Nosh 317, Bpb la that radio station’s tatty ta tha eavenlh to take the from amaUar ooUagas ta toat voice, Ms disposition and Ms op- Pittsburgh its best chance to ”I play with bad kn:ea and 1 valuable player today. the final game of the regular ed on Sunday.” official Is going to throw tbs ball the direotton of the pitch. You BUI Omnt 314 666, Ralph CSark cMbf annmemer and oondixHa oOBteri. Hall cutolt the boats 8- ERIE, Pa. (AP) — Mark timiam n the West Division break through in the series, know what he’s going through to 30-year4ld Haywood waa season. deciriona were handed _ __ up ta the air to start play. As hs must remember you only have Hlgtoy aio, Art Jclin- Ma own four-hour radio show 6, but (he ooatly errors toM the AU-star gamea Stanley Cop National Hockey wMch will continue through at Hammond; IS-year-oM Cor- play, tt’a a double effort to do tt overwheUntag choice, re- Haywood starred on tho the NCSAA’s poUey- action gets ready to flip the baU into four cr five InchM of hltling fou 216, Bob Blevwa 206, C f alx days a week. toUboard mag- dUforenoe. ry, Pa., jw gator to cany- League semifinals oyer the least Thursday nJ|^t in Pltts- on those lowea.” celvlng 17 firri place votes from championaMp U. S. Olympic making council, wMch winda up pnmijjaco’s Fast UVaat the air te gets a ktUe extra space cn the fat part of Um bat. Pnldna 226 663> Bob KamaiUt tag ool a **epe boy” crusade Chamberlain mioaed 70 games tj,^ 20 sports writers voUng. The baaketball team In 1968 before five-day meeting here today, maml’a Tfiii ill lliwitli weekeitd. burgh. crouch so that he’s ready to tom Now U you puU the ball, your >U, Paul Maddox 213, Bart Is have haeahell oommlo- ABA commiaalcned toe U. S. 'winning All-American honors at Neinas mid Sunday games utmtxomary’a P*in Unir Now the question is whether Briere, a will o’ the wisp, the ball. 'Hila same principle ap- bat has increased that angle to WhIlo 331-210—606, Benko Ban- rianer Bowie Kahn schedule hockey’s Pied Piper can pro- manufactured decisive goals In Moriarty’s in Twi Opener, Basketball Writers AaaoctaUon toe UMverzlty of Detroit, in Ms te allowed if one of toe ^ ^ Aliuno Itoartto^ pUM to bassbaU. Tou have to be a point whars you don’t have os arigo 811-661. ! Wotld Series gamee ri Tennis Squad to make toe sriecttoiL home town. . competing colleges derides duce enough charisma to block both Pittsburgh triumphs and ready to swing. much hlttiiig space. Naturally, aigM. y took). Roger Brown of Irai re- He then elgned with Denver against it. Thera has been Ught the St. Louis Blues’ advance assisted on two others, one each Tbs ssoend failure Um into that makM It harder to «««■«■♦- GOP WOMEN — Wins Opener Into the final round of the play- game. Play Here T uesday Nights Whe a m heard of toe Stl ceived two first place votes and in a cchtroverrial move laat regular season action on Sun­ the first As a youngster starts snUy Ut the boU than tf jrou Ohafto 1T7-M6, Pat per Bowl hetog played on a Mel Daniels of Indiana, loot summer. He had two years cf days In toe past, mosUy toy offo against East Dl\^on While Pittsburgh cannoned 61 swinging be falls to get Us hips triad to htt the baU through tbs 1S1-4T0, Jon 1T6460, Bight oluba wlU oompriae the formad to tha oulflald with Mor- Tiiaeday aftornooe ri one The racquetmen at Manches­ champion Boston beglnMng shots Sunday, the Blues’ produc- tarty’s. ter High got off to a fine etart y®*” MVP. received one. coUege eUglMUty remaining. CatooHc schools.^ into tbs baU. Hs must gst hla middle. Oara Wallett 463, Qmyoe ttiM mambarah^ in tha Hartford o’deokf Hammond queried The 6-foot-8 Haywood started There won’t te any additlan- Tuesday night at the Arena. ticn was trimmed to 24 by fierce hips Into the ball on the swing U Anothsr thing, tbs more you 46S. TwUlgltt Laagua, Including Man- Tha locals will open the sea­ yeoterday afternoon at Me- However, Rick Barry of Wash­ feat Hartford ’ T have an idea It’s Just about Penguin checking, ebaator’a Moriarty Brotoara’ da- son June 4 a t OUlion gtadhim mortal Firid aa Uwy defeated ington was second in toe over­ the season at center but was al bowl games In 197041, on he taqjM to swing with any an- pidl tbs baU the faster you have The yenngBtor la asking fof switched to forward after Joe Sunday or otoerwloe. The NCAA ast (tatoolto High gallan time," Kelly said following Ms Still, said Blues’, Ooooh Scotty thority. to get ptarted. Tour hot has tending regular aaaacn and play- to Hartford on Thiueday night, Platt High of Meriden, 4% to all voting. 8SS enderaemento from lead- Belmont replaced John McLen­ Committee said soqjred a 64 wta yosterday "We hadn’t won at Oaktand, ice." swing. ‘Ths longer you can wait on Jttnlor Bseeball Loague wUl ■farifotd J«ta, wtanara of ttw MB’s wW parform ri Mt Ne­ def. Tara 84, 64, John Childs Haywood received IT potata of records with Ms 3,519 points WatM Series ahooM be made a poesibie 100. and Barry had and 1,687 rebounds. In Ms Tucson (Copper) and Lake Char­ foaled Ctamlay 6 4 ; HaB dalaato either, untU we got into the Bowman praisad Ernie Wake- Toungsten must also learn to ,the pltUi the bettor-off you vrlU taka plaoe tonight frem • to Ooureat’s Santor DIvtelon lari bo. avenaMo te eterienls whe are M. d«f. Felix e-4, 74. playoMs. We’re due in St. Louis ly’s goaltending in the 2-1 defeat (AP VkOtPlUEl summer, and VoUcewagen. bon- Johnaon, meanwhUo, ta look­ DoUMes — Kahn . 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Financing avaU- WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE M anager, Manchaater TIMBHJRLiAND Tree Service, furniture delivery. Must be .®AM cylinder standard, good oendi- tree removal, pruning, shrubs, able. Economy BuUders, too. PAINTINO —Small or medium Evening Herald, together 648-6169, 872-0647 evenings. responsible person, driver's (Slk WAYHB with a memo Ustl^ ^ tion. 649-4046. and lots desired. Fifteen years size houses. Also odd Jobe license necessary. FYiU-ttme. companies you do NOT experience. Bonded and Instuv LEON Cieszynskl buUder—new done. CaU 648-9112. RITA GIRL Call 648-2384. Tiriwt.' jr- U. S. ■ PM. ON.oAH Atih wwreS' ^ want to see your letter. ed. FYee estimates. CaB 647- 9 IfPO kr IMM >>Mw >r«*cM>. Me.' homes custom buUt, remodel­ CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Your letter wUi be de­ Trucks—Tractors 5 9479. ing, additis, dormers. Residential or ing driveways and parking NAME YOUR own price — ucts, 2894491. work. 649-4046. lots, tree removal. Reason- commercial. OaU 649-4291. O l>7D Ilymi., Ii>. painting, paper hanging, re­ OIL BURNER service man, able rates. 848-8169, 873-0647. N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter moval, airless spray paint­ WHY JUST DREAM of a va- STORE CLERK, Monday, Tues- „ HEROES ARE AAADE-NOT BORN cation? Invest your spare day, Thursday, Friday, 2 to 10 experienced only. TY:p pay I€N =- —’ -THETRAnOR- t wi w MIA w t MW at w* 0* Lost and Found 1 T raikn— BRICK, block and stone work. contractor. Additions, remodel­ ing. Save. 647-9864. and benefits. Apply L.M. Gibbs 4109: ing and repairs. Call anytime hours — sell AVON cosmetics p.m., Wednesday, 6 a.m. to 2 Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in­ OUTSIDE painting, special near home — and earn money p.m. Apply in perscot Charest Burner Service, 994 Hartford LOST: Yesu- old gray cat. Vi­ Mobil# Homos 6-A door fireplacee, sidewalks, for free estimates. 875-1642. Tpke., RockvUle, 876-6248. u cinity HlUlard and Woodland rates for small houses. Free for a dream Holiday. Vacan­ Esso, Route 80, Vernon. I960 HALF-TON pick-up camp­ chimneys. FYee estimates. SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL St. Answers to Casper. 646- HALLMARK BuUAng Co. for estimates. OaU 649-1142. cies now. Call quickly 289-4922. PLUMBERS and hdpeis. Ap­ 2006. er, sleeps 4, 12 gauge double Domenic Morrone, 640-1604. home improvement, additions, WOMAN needed for billing de­ barrel shotgun. Call after 8 INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ partment, will train for Friden ply W.C. Gibbs Plumbing It % 3UST -rHlNK THAT THE YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1. rec rooms, house painting, Heating, 994 Hartford T)>ke., l o s t — Black female, half p.m., 640-6361. cial rates for people over 66. COOK wanted, 8 to 4 hours per in'voicing mariiine, typing re­ I CDNYcejecnDTHE ^^A'^0R. IS ORIZYINS rXlOO m Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ garages, rooting, gutters. Free RockviUe. 872-9119. Springer, half Soottie, wearing estimates. All work guaran­ Call my competitors, then caU day. OaU 648-1492. quired. 289-8291. MAVDKS AMTi-NOlSf CAMBUG^-, EECENT TRADES ways sealed and small truck­ license, vldnlty South ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- teed.. 646-2827. me. Estimates given. 649-7868. Wlndsor-Manchester line, re­ Like New—Big Savings mano Trucking Service toU- SA'VE MONEY! Fast service. ROGER painting — Interior, ward. OaU 644-2784. Guaranteed BAKERY DEPARTftlENT free, 742-9487. • Dormers, room additions, ga­ exterior, ceilings, paper hang­ 1969 Shasta Skyflyte 27' FUly l a w n s maintained, rubbish rages, porches, roofing and ing. Call anytime. 648-0928. EXPERIENCED PonoiMds siding. Compare prices. Ad- Experienced wrapping ma­ Equipped—2 doors Save taken to dump. Stones put JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom chine operator to work 7 $1200. around shrubbery, keep weeds A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE URGENTLY NEEDED — ride 0449. Painting, Interior and exterior, a.m. to 8 p.m., days off from Manchester Parkade 1969 Orbit ()uasar 28’ Top of out. For free estimates, 840- paperhanging, fully insured. wtU be Monday and Friday. 'IDU : S, SIT DOWN. AT LEAST VHEVE C?o the line—6 sleeper Save lEVE TELEGRAM FROM HOUY HILL. BUT HE'S AGREED NOT t o ' AT LEAST EDEN- area to Hartford center, Tues- 1868 alter 6 p.m. NEWTON H. SMITH and Sen- For free estimates call 649-9688. LEGAL Company offers good 'wages, SEHTPDR A p a r t ia l VICTORY, 1000. A ,NORArt^ I HIS BOARD OF DIRECTORS PUMP THE PLANT WASTE VIILE WILL SMELL day-Saturday, larrl'ving 8:80, If no answer 648-6862. exceUent working oohdiUens MR, VOTED PO\NN INSTALLING A INTO OTTER CREEK, AND BAD FOR ONLY A 1969 Chateau ISW Rear Bath TREE SERIUCE (Soucler) — Remodeling, repairing, addi­ leaving by 6. 647-1137, after 7 tions, rec rooms, garages, and an exceUent free bene­ SMOKE-FILTERING DEVICE THEY'RE GOING TO SHIFT FEW WEEKS OF Loaded with exitras. Used Trees cut, bulldli^ lots clear- fit program. Apply; ON THEIR CHEMICAL PLANT. THE PLANT SITE SO THE p.m. porches and roofing. No Job STENOGRAPHER THE YEAR, sheriff's ______very Uttle Sava 800. ed, trees topped. Got a tree Floor Rnishiiiq 24 PREVAIUNG b r e e z e : OFFICE ftJTORPEK' RIDE WANTED to Travelen Totem 19’ Six Sleeper, problem! WeU worth phone too small. Call 849-8144. WONT BLOW NOXIOUS ^ j ^ O P D E P S , from 'Vicinity Branford FMUy Sell-Oontained Dual ooU, 742-8283. FLOOR SANDING, and refinlah- Write Box “B,” Manchester Herald. FUMES OVER EDENVILLE. , a t.. ______MASONRY — All types of stone FIRST NATIONAL from 7:15 to 4 p.m., Dinette Only 1996 ing (specializing In older IMS Piok a o n ^ PIANO tuning, by graduate of “«> concrete work. Quality floors). In and outside paint­ STORES, INC. 643-9488. Ward Workmanship, work guaran­ __ S . P ^ e ? K teed. CaU after 8, 648-1870, 844- ing. No J too smaU. John Krause, 648-6886. VcrfaUle, 6494760. PARK & OAKLAND 'Brakes. Seven Tires Com- 2078. FASHION FYocks — can help KB'YPUNCH Operators — ex- AVENUES P Automoblios For Solo 4 plete 3798. WASHING machines repaired, you! Openings for managers perenced, days, part or fuU- H -a 196e' Skamper 18’ Six Sleeper. Maytag, RCA* and Kenmore. Bomb— Stocks— and counselors. Two wardrobes time. Immediate assignments, EAST HARTFORD, ? 0 c > eimhMU.U.-T>l.lM.IU.M,0«L 1961 CADILLAC fleetwood, all Fy>lding Wardrobe, FYir- Fast service, reasonable rates. Roofing—Sidinq' 16 a year. Car necessary. For very high pay. No fee. A^Jly power, in good shape. $200. CONN. nax:e. Spare Tire 1896. OaU 648-4913, 647-1719. M o r ig e m o s 2 7 more information, 742-7862, Staff Builders, Suite 602, 11 “You’re right about Dexter not knowing what money Call 643-9037. R(X>FTNO and roof repair. ~ z ^ 1968 Shasta Compact 18’ Com­ 649-8271, 648-6886. Aaylum St. 278-7610. is for . . . I don’t think he ever heard of it being for plete with Oven, Toilet, Goa Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 848- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, filet mignon, or baked Alaska, or anything like that!" JUNK CARS remo'ved, $16 eau:h. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Ute, etc. 1106. HousohoM Sorvieos 7707. -m en need^-tor Prompt, reUaUe service. CaU 1967 Friinklin 10’ Six Sleeper. bench work ass^nbly, steady, BULLDOZER trainees needed. Offoiad 13-A service. J. D. Real Estate 872-0488. Oomjdetdy self-contained— P A S RfXJFTNO and repairs fringe benefits. Apply in per­ BUSINESS MACHINE See Schools and Classes. WELL, THERE'S NOT YEP/ /VOtVy C'AIOaT ^ done realistically. FYee esti­ Assoc. 648-6129. MUCH DOUBT ABOUT NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Price Reduced. Exception­ REWEAVINQ of burns, moth- son, 10 HlUlard St. OPERATORS THAT/ HIS HEARING STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF al Ckniditlon. „ 600. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ mates. CaU anytime, 849-1616, Bankrupt, repoosesslonT Hon- . . 649-3878. re­ We have openings for IBM est Douglas accepU lowest Mesa Hardtop dow shades made to measure, Businois ODOortUnitV 28 ®XPERIBNCBD eecretary ------"TJ Camp Trailer. This has to imsuiwss w|»|*wniimsy quired for part-time work in lo­ 1260 proof machine opera­ S'TEVE, IT VMS 50 ^ MEANWHILE • OTY ROOM, HIGH OTV COME ON.POTEET^ BEFORE VOU ▼ REMEMBER THAT ] down, smaUest payments, any- all size Venetian blinds. Keys b IDWELL. Home Improvement tors—a new, up-2-the minute NICE OF THE CABIN BOY HERALD-JOURNAL -W EtL HAVE SOME COMMIT SUICIDE YOU OWE ME be the cleanest one in the CERAMIC and gift shop, $4,000. cal office. Send resume to box wtiere. Not omaU locm finance made whUe you w ait Tape re­ Co. Expert Instsdlation of business machine. Your CLERK TYPIST To LEND U5 HI5 KINO DEPRESSING GIRL TALK FROM VEifTBRDAYlF states. 696. Jewelry store, $10,000, Beauty "K“, Manchester Herald. company plan, Douglas Mo- corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 aluminum siding, gutters and hours will be 12 noon to 8 FOR THE CBItBM tm i PLEASE '* THE ENTIRE 1967 Mustang 13’ Pony. Very Prodnotten A P bw zw iiI tors, 846 Main. Main' S t 649-6321. trim. Roofing instaUation and salon, $10,000. Frechette Real­ SECRETARIES TYplsts • (Tem­ p.m. Benefits will include VTEET OUT JT7 STAFF Clean—Folding Bunk 996. tors, 647-9998. I 4 HERE. 1966 Starcraft Starliner. FuU TWO handymen want a variety repairs. 640-6496, 876-9100. porary) work in your own Office 1969 PLYMOUTH SateUite, areaz, top rates, free parking, . 10% SHIFT PREMIUM Power steering, automatic Kitchen. Rolls up like a ot Jobs by day or hour. Wo dream 996. clean yards, attics and cellars. immediate openings. CaU 622- IMMEDIATE PROFIT We need a good, all a w transmiaslon. ExceUent condi­ Roofing and (M92. COED temporary service, tion. 10,000 original mileage. Apache ^yer E^le 196. Reasonable. CaU 648-8806. BUSINESS SHARING Oal Friday to parfonn maKt- 1963 Apache—With Many Ex- Chimnoys 16>A 100 OcxisUtuUon Plaze, Suite ple duttea In a small madoi CaU 649-8848. OUTDOOR barbecues, flre- 800, Hartford. CaU 244-4811 to arrange an tras 296. ROOFING — Specializing re­ Interview or visit our educa­ offloe of a Manebeater moi KARMAN Ohia, sports car, 1968. Bank financing available with places and small masonary OPPORTUNITY Jobs. Reasonable. CaU 643- pairing roofs of aU kinds, new SALES Associates wanted by tion center at 38 Lewis St., nfacturing givtaka. Pena Ebccellent condition am-fm easy terms, up to seven years, roofs, gutter woric, chimneys progressive multi - office real Hartford. nel and prodoottoa sffi< radio. New snow tires. 649- au listed units fuUy serviced 8108. cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ Private Brand Service Ste^ estate firm. WlU train non- work an the prlnaaiy fMne- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY to delivery. Hurry while CUSTOM made draperies, dip experience. FYee estimates. tlon located on Route 44-A license but otherwise qualified CONNECTICUT the selecticxi is good. and Junction of Route 44, ttons of toe Job. Oood typing 1961 CHEI/ROLETT Impala, con­ covers and reuiUiolstering. CaU Howley 648-6861, 644- applicants. Call Mr. Dwyer at BANK & TRUST CO. in Ashford, Conn. F\>r infor­ -itiw* a n deolied. Write Bax OH, PLEASE, GIVE 1 you MAY HOLD MY vertible, automatic, good tires. Budget terms. EstaUished in 8888. 647-1484. SAUy, AAAYI RECTOWN USA INC. mation, call, Hartford 668- 1 Constitution Plaza, Hartford F, 0/0 Herald, today. 6si A^E A BREAK! GICVE FDR A WHILE. $200. Call after 6, 649-8408. Route No. 6 (West) 1946. Days, 624-0164, eve- HOLD ">0011 nii«s, 649-7690. 7146 days. Manchester 649- reaame and aak far on ap- OH, VERY WINTHROP CHEVROLET 1968 Impala con­ WilUmantic, Conn. HtcdingondPiimibing 17 9179 evenings. pointment. An equal oppo HAND? BY DICK CAVALU 203-428-1626 WELL, i 'l l vertible, V-8, automatic, power ODD JOBS, Ught trucking, all tmlty employer. types carpentry, miscellaneous WATSON Plumbing and CLERK TYPIST WAITRESS wanted — hours AAAKEA steering, brakes. 6 per cent Open Weekday evenings tiU Heating. Bathroom remodeling ______10 a.m. to 6 p.m., five-days COMPROMISE. AND / WA©AC7HAI_LV I'M AUVVDST AFRAID TO down, small payments. Dealer repairs, yard cleaning, e f O T L B S S M‘=f?W?TZAND THINKING O P AVA/2KYING 10 p.m and repairs. Free estimates. MANCHESTER Laundry Cen­ weekly. FYill company benefits. LOOK ITOPINTHE Rosa, 646-2668. CaU 742-8288 or 648-7218. ExceUent opportunitiee for Apply In person, W.T. Grant’s, lO LO M E THAT 'v tX l'R H y o u e o H iE OAV/ d i c t i o n a c v . CaU 646-8808. ter — minimum effort opera­ clerk typist offering a var­ 2 2 a:. A M feo&iNisr/ BUICK 1964 Electra, 4-door MOBILEHOME set up In Bol- FLOOR maintenance, sendee tion for represented itet annual Manchester Parkade. GRANT’S PLUMBING sendee. iety of clerical duties. Good hardtop, fuU power, 6 per cent ton. Working individual or on wood and tile floors, win­ Income of $19,800. FOr particu­ TOUR MECHANIC QuaUty woric for reasonable typing and figure aptitude down, smaU payments. Dealer working couple. Convenient, dows and carpets. CaU 688- lars caU Bob . Flath at J.D. WOMEN for counter 'work Week MMirtOfMHico Dogt* prices. OaH for free estimates. required. EixeeUent bene- ends only. Apply in person. Roaz, 646-3666. pleasant location. 648-2880. 1788 Real Estate Associates, 648- OOH&& 648-6841. fiita. Including immediate Dairy Queen, 342 Broad St. 2nd sMft abHt be aMa to 5129. profit sharing. OaU 244-4903 v o e a m CHEVROLET 1966 ImpaU, 4- . . ~ K . hlGHT TRUCKINO, ceUar and ...... “ “■ f ■ perform industrial merhanl- y / or visit our personnel de­ oal repair work and alsa door hardtop, V-8, automatic, A u to D riv in g S c h o o l 7 - A attics cleaned, odd Joba, lawns, partment at 1 Oonstitution «md trees cut and removed. Nurse—RN or LPN, must have abUlty to repair PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER power steering. 6 per cent M iliin o ry , Schools, and Clossot 33 Plaza, Hartford. and Install eleotrloal aqelp- DrtsMMricing 19 8-11 pjn. ment. ExceUent starting r u e NO*! W M O CX TALK BULLDOZER and great fringe benefita. N O T O N E T M IM K - 1 teen InstrucUona. Nervous etu- WINDOW leaning done at spe- pR^oa _ nr«smaMiw CX)NNECnCUT Manchester Manor Nursing lABCXJT TIGHT denU our specialty. For ^ lo w s ^ cleaning rates. OPERATORS OsU for Appetetmenti ^n i c k e l H O W A R D DOC RAMBLER 1966 exceUent trans­ Home. 386 West Center St. Marge Hampeen, dtS-nii H U e H E S ? co m u -i prompt, courteous service, caU Fast,„ efficient sendee. CaU for and alterations, expert work­ NEEDED FOR SPRING portation, 6 cylinder standard, manship. 66 E. Center St. Lo­ BANK & TRUST CO. CaU 646-0129. 4-door sedan. 6 per cent down, 6404160. free eetimates. 646-4220. CONSTRUCITON SEASON cated In Andrews Building. 649- Barn top pay. Complete real- ROGERS smaU payments. Dealer Roes, LIGHT MOVING, ceUara and 8088. BAKERY saleswoman, experi­ CAPTAIN EASY 646-3566. dent training program. Part and CORFORATION BY LESLIE TURNER attics cisansd, nights and full-time classes forming now. enced preferred. Steady work, DRES8MAK1NO end altera­ WOMAN to Uve-in as companion jo c 9MPTHB V0U THINK WB FORD 1966 station wagon, V-8, wseksnds. CaU 649'40e2, any­ CaU 1-226.8719 anytime. to woman. Own room in new good pay, morning hours. Be­ Min and Oakland Streeta tions done in my home. Call fore noon, Parkade Bakery. J09X CANSPMPCA^r standard transmlaalan. 6 phr Storogo 10 time. home, pleasant aurroundings. Ttfinnlicutiif CtML . .IN ALARM. VDU 649-1188. Reasonable, prompt 649-8820. LAMM4RAlN..JtFrER cent down, small payments. CaU 872-3900 after 0 p.m. Dealer Ross, 646-2866. MANCHESTER at Cooper HUl service. An equal opportunUgr TUB WNY W» roto- DRIVERS NEEDED WAITRESSES for day or eve­ HUACKSPNIM St. Oarages, slnglt, $10; double GARDEN plowing and 1964 WHITE Dodge Dart station $30. (or oar or storage. 8$S- tilling. OsU 849-7184. I ning, no experience necessary. ntOMMcKBSl SEWING and alterations done Train NOW to drive semi­ wagon, red interior, 68,000 9067. " ------truck, local and over the CLERK TYPIST Good salary. CaU 872-9188. mUee. Original owner. Excel­ In my home, oaU 848-8708. Bnllding— road. You can earn over $4 FOR TRANSPORTATION A-M lent condition. 648-0641. Moforcyelos— per hour, after ehort train­ PONTIAC Grand Prix, 1967, Conliaering 14 ing. For Interview and ap­ OFFICE convertible. Bley«ot Moving’—Truehlng-ing— plication, caU 308-326-8710 -ANCELOT BY COKER and PENN 428, automatic, CARPENTRY — ooncrsts stops, or write Safety Dept., Unit­ \' BOOKKEEPER, Ftm ie Must seU. After 8 p.m., $1,896 im 9 HONDA super 90, 228 floors, hatdiwaya, remodsUng S to ed Syateme, Inc., Inter­ We need a person with above I auT •nieRE'si WHkT uTs eef/kiR. 644-2976. miles, Uke new. Two months I porobsa, garages, olooots, osU- MANCHESTER — DeUvery- state Terminal BMg. 3178 average typing skills and a Seeking a prtdeeslonel with overaU knowledge ef boek- I ^ eA>G&M4, J HEUCOMPRoMise. HAVE FUN ( upewe ------old. $278. e$94906. I Ings, attics t.flnlahed, reo Ught trucking and paolcags de­ Berlin Tpke., Newington good figure aptitude. Work keeping wlto emphasis on aoeounta reoeivable. Panate GW/60H! i, 601HG I'LL PICK VOO OP rooms', formica, ceramic. Oth­ livery. Refrigerators, washers Conn., 06111. will be variable. Company nsnt, tuU-tlme peoltlon. Young fast growlag eenwiw. 1968 A kx DELUXE sports cfir. 1968 BSA, 660oo, with a 1969 sn- er rolatsd worii. No Job too JNew office building, attractive country teeatton, no traflie TODD'?, IN TWO HOURS, and stove moving, spsolalty. offers exceUent benefit pro­ gins and trsnaihlsslon, mltsrad amalL Dan Moran, BuUdsr. to light. ExceUent salary and fringe beneUte. Apply hi Folding dudrs for rent 649- gram, good wages, congen­ and geared for racing. $1,000. Evenings, 64SS880. ial co-workers and tree park­ person: l i t t l e s p o r t s After 6, 878-7612. 0788. CARPENTRY and remodsUng Holp Wanlod— ing. Apply LOCAL and iotag dlatanoe mov­ roc rooms, dormers, kltohsna, GAVROK CORPORATKIN ing and storage. Frea esU- ______Ftmolo 38 additions and garages. OaU Iwduotrid Porii Rd. Tom Cortdtt, 641-0066. matee. Agents (Or American p r b s SER wanted for silk and FIRST NATIONAL Red BaU. Austin A. Chambers (uu or pert-time. Please STORES, INC. EXIT 97 OFF PARKWAY Oo., 648-6187. call 649-6669. Park & Oakland Aves., Boutoe 18 and •h.-Vaman. Om h . HAIRDRESSER with Mionohea- ter an a following Intorasted In East Hartford V \ \ \ \ ' \ -

PAOjar KICBTBBN MANCHESI^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 \ H«!p W oiitM ^ote 36 THERE OUOHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN Mkl WHIPPLE R tterf Prap«rfy InvMtiMnt P w p*^^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHEOTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1970 PAGE NINETBEN F o r S d t LANE maintenance, nlghtA Al- For Rent 67 THE ig c ; 8ILLOF LADING MAR\«LOOS HOW VOU KEEP Housot For Sola 72 Housos For 5ala 72 H o m o s For 5ala 72 H o m o s For 5ola 72 H o m o s For 5ola 72 Our of Town O ut of Town 80 mechanic full and part- W hekj 0ELERIAWA6 A TOR THE DRACULA BEAUTV EVtRVTMiNO IN ITS PLACE.' MANOHBSTBR — three fsm- O u t o f To w n CLASSIFIED time. Apply In pereon, Holiday MISQUAMICTrr , — 4-rooma, F o r 5 d o FlU>JGaERk,lT\iyA6 A CREME ACCOUNT?, Uy, sxosllent Investment, de­ r a i ^ T OF TOWN—Ten (or MANCHESTER — Deluxe cue- CU®'HJM 8-bedroom Ranch, CBNTRAIX.T located, clean 9- TWO-FAMlLY, 0-6, with attach- 7 5 F o r 5 a la 7 5 F o r S d a Lanes, Se Spencer St., Man­ CXJNSTANT SOURCE OF AunUhed and heated, |U0. lightful area, close to ehop- 7-room GarrUon Colonial, sarage, brick front. bedroom .Ranch with flreplaoe, ed garagee. Excellent condl- ______HERE IT IS. WMUy. CaU 648-0491. chester. AMA7EMEMTTDTHE ping, eohoole, churches. Asking bathe. Needs some redeoorat- 3Vi baths, 2-car garage, vanity tUed bath, Anderson full ’ basement, aluminum tlon throughout. Large lot. HEBRON —a beatrty o f a 6H wtadowa. Owner 649-8600. NORTH Coventry — e-room BOL/TON — New Listing —4- ADVERTISING BOSS TME WH SHE $87,900. Mors Information, tag. Priced Bt 126,900. T. J. elumlnum, private treed storms and sersens. Fit* $37,600. Wolverton Agency, room Ranch on heavily wtx>d- Ranch, assumable EXPERIENCED ooU Morrison, Ksaltor, 648- Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. alarm system. Walk to schools Realtors, 640-3818. ed lot in fine residential area mortgage, room Ranch, needs a Uttls CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS LATHE OPERATOR VWS ABLE t o FIND plush living In the finest of MANCHESTER ~ Fweet IBUii PITI, $127. monthly. Excellent work but at $17,900 it's worth O hI o f T ow ii 1016. ______neighborhood!. Hayes Agency, ■and shopping. Assumable 4% full basement, rear porch. T. lot. Only $19,900. Frechette 8 AJI. to 4:80 PJL THINGS - MANCHESTER -ImmaoulaU Brand new, large oversised per cent mortgage with sub- MANCHBB’ran r- Oversized j crockett Realtor 048-1077 It. Frechette Realtors, 847-8888. Top wages and overtimie. Apply F o r R o n t 66 646-0181. Raised Ranch, executive llvtag stsnUal cash. Mr! Zlnsssr, Bel- taur-room Ranch. Full base- rocnew, Koanor, sw ibt7. Realtors, 047-9998. ait: MANCHESTER — businsse 4-bedmm Cape, new roof, block with 9 apartments, ^ plumbing, furnace, garage, MANCHESTER — Lovely six- in a prestige area. Custom flora Affency, 647-1418. ment. oll hot water he^t, 2-car SOUTH WINDSOR — Oversized ANDOVER — Ws haVe two COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. VERNON — Mount Vernon built. Call for mors details. __; garage. On bus line. Char-Bon VERNON — Jtist over Man­ Ranch homes, worthy at In­ E & S GAGE CO. Apartments. Immediately S cellent condlUdn. Owner wlU wooded lot, Jaloualed windows room Cape with rec room, ga­ Ranch, many features. ’Three «tN RM. DAT BBPOSK PVBUOATION Mitchell Drive CK a finance 80 per cent at 8% par family room, 833,900. Meyer rage, and IH acree of land. Frechette Realtors, 647-9098. FOUR BEDROOMS end thrie Agency, 648-0688. bedrooms, dining room, living chester line, large OVi-room spection, that offer qulst sub­ ' Manchester rooms at |146, 8M at $160, 4H bathrooms I This 7H room Ranch with full basement, fire­ urban living, $39,90b and OeMlIlne for S»turdm.T and Monday lo 4iN p.m. FHda; at flM. Heat, hot water, cent. Terrific Income produc­ Realtore, 048-0609. room, fireplace, waU-to-wall, 55-S«2®"*''' ” *'“*** J r a i ’*iarg7“«^ two - full baths, den, famUy place, built-ins, excellent con­ $34,900. Fiono Agsnoy, 646-0181. SALES HELP Wanted for cloth­ Mgerator, oven-range, dlapoe- er. CaU now, Haj-ee Agency, with 8 bedrooms, large living growing family! Ideal eubur- fooms. two baths, oversized dition. Belling for $36,000. Im­ al, dishwasher, wall to wall MANCHBB’TBR — Large 4-bed­ room with fireplace; dining room with wet bar, garage. TODB OOOPKBATION WILL ing store, full-time, experi­ 6464)181. ______ban atmosphere-pracUcally no tyro-caP garage. Landscaped Freshette, Realtors, 647-9998. mediate occujiancy. T. J. BOLTON — First offering at $%. BD APPRECIATED enced preferred, but not neces­ carpeting, air - conditioning, room Colonial, 3M, baths, fire- room, wall to -wall carpeting room Dutch Colonial. Retlrtaf DIAL 643-2711 MANCHESTER cloee to chop­ traffic, yet close to school and t09xl60’. Marion E. Rob- Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. sary. For further information (^WHAT BREAD? THERE’S NO NO.' IT^ IN THE BROOM swimming pool, Ughted tennis place, attached garages, large LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN throughout. Attached garage. recreational faculties. Moder- ertson, Realtor, 648-6068, VERNON — OH room Ranch, •: ' ------Southward, reason tor sals. W e l l . 6HE'S MARRIED ping, 4-famlly with 4 room wooded lot. $87,800. Heritage call 647-1401, {isk for. Mr. Chris------BREAD IN THE aOsET.'AHD BRING THE courts, basketbcUl court. Park­ Wolverton Agency. Realtors, ately priced ta the very low MANCHESTER heated rec room, treed lot,* ^-O^ENTRY (North) large, 6- Private financing pooslble. tino. NOW, AND IT^ STILL A ing and storage all Included. apartments, 4-oar garage, new House, 646-2482. 649-2818. Oolotilal, 6 room Raised Ranch, IVi baths, $24,900. Flano Agency, 646-0191. Conrimwd Prom Pr«c»A 7764 noon-6 p.m. private basement. Residential MANCHESTER — 8-room Split- porch overlooking lake, ga­ counter work, part to fuU- location, $190 per month in­ basketbaU court, parking and FOUR FAMILY, aluminum sid­ NEW LIS’ITNO — Immaculate 24’ living room, 8 fireplaces, try srlzed kitchen with auto­ bus line, IH baths, new kitch­ nial dining room, fireplace, rage, $19,600. PhUbrick Agen­ serious—not "Just looktag, EXPERIENCED time. Must be over 21. 649- storage aU Included. No pets. Ranch, separate entrance, liv­ matic (Ufiiwaaher. Several oth­ en, new furnace, must see. kitchen with oven, dishwasher, thanks.’’ CaU us for AC- COMPANY HIOHEST quaUty cow manure cluding appliances. OaU Paul ing, central location, good In­ 6 room Cape, 8 or 4 bedrooms, large family room, formal ing quarters. Lakewood Circle, cy Realtors, 646-4200. 8006. W. Dougan Agency, 649-4688. CaU Hartford, 627-9288, Ver­ come, good Investment, $87,- fuU bcMement, oversized ga­ dining room, 8 bedrooms, en­ er extras. Aluminum storms, Must eeU. $21,600. Hayes Agen­ disposal m baths, garage. On­ TTON! KEITH REAL ES­ delivered. $6 and $11 loads, 40 W earing Apparel— $86,600. Llnsay Realty, 649- screens, doors. Lovely H acre cy, 646-0181. ly $28,900. Frechette Realtors, TATE 649-1922 or 646-4126. OIL BURNER and 80 bu^el. Less than 20 non, 872-4400. 000. PhUbrick Agency Real- rage, 121,600. Must be seen. closed porch, 3-car garage, VERNON — Manchester Line PART-’TIME — operate your F u rs 5 7 638 CENTER St. 4H-room Du­ 9168. 649-0086. plus lot. Eiarly occupancy. Bel- 647-9998. 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, ______own Hartford ’Timea motor cents per bushel, 742-8268. ■: ..z:;:: tors, 64e-4300. Wolverton Agency Realtors, $86,900. PhUbrick Agency STEPHEN STHEET—new on IS SERVICEMAN WHITE LACE formal, suitable plex, 13i baths, aU appUances, 040-3818. Realtors, 646-4300. 8.2 ACREsT Good barn, out- Agency, 647-1418.______aluminum siding, 2H baths, i f YOU ARE thinking of eeU- route in the Manchester area. fuUy carpeted, 3 air-condition- market. SoUd four bedroom co- VERNON first-floor family rooms, ga- ing your borne plesuM let ue Monday-Saturday, 1-4 p.m. and for prom. Size 11, never worn. W antod To Rant 6B c e n t e r st., e-nom home, buildings, 9 rooms, family h ig h l a ITO PARK area, new ers, sound proofing, heat, hot ______yards from the center, $30,000 MANCHESTER 6% -room CONTEMPORARY RANCH In tonal, IH baths, two - - car BINGO!!!!! rage, $88,700. Hayes' Agency, help you. We offer nq guaran­ Good pay. good working cem- early Sunday a.m. EbcceUent $16. 649-6186 after 6 p.m. room, 6 bedrooms, IH baths, e-room Raised Ranch, 2 batha, garage. Vacant T. J. Crockett, You’ve hit the JACKPOT!! Household Goods 51 water. Storage and parking, on YOUNG, clean family of 4 de­ for Immediate sale, CaU War­ Rambling Ranch in a country beautiful wooded setting, 7H 646-0131. tees, Ta Buy SB 649-9644, after 6. and foyer, 2-car attached ga­ Agency Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER — Six - room ford, 8-bedroom Ranch, re- Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty IN YOU 649-7878. nice yard by July 1st. under 4200. —Immaculate 6-room Ranch. peting, fireplace, bullt-lns, 2- modeled kitchen, both, taste- $200 a month. Call 649-6908. rage, $29,900. PhUbrick Agen­ Colonial In the Bowers s c h o o l______Co., Realtors, MLS, 648-1131. FULL-TIME money for part- HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques FOUR-ROOM, second - floor Fireplace, garage, aluminum car garage. Nice treed lot. fully decorated, sewer anid THE WHITING CORP. time work. Are you Interested WESTINGHOUSE stove, nice cy Realtors, 646-4300. area. Formal dining room, MANCHESTER — $24,900. Hill bric-a-brac, locks, frames, apartment. Adults only. Heat, APARTTKENT needed Immedi­ Land For 5ala 71 CAPE country kitchen and three bed­ siding, beautiful lot. Assum­ For more details, call Jim water $21,000. Morrisosi Agen- ALL CASH for your property 264 Broad St. in unlimited earning poten­ condition, $60; drum table, $26. glassware. We buy estates. VU- MANCHESTER — Unique il overlooking parkade, at­ able mortgage. Asking $24,900. Florence now. High 80’s. cy, Realtor, 648-1015. Frame technicians are CaU 647-9033. appliances, parking. CentraUy ately for famUy of four. CaU rooms, IH baths, garage. within 24 hours. Avoid red needed in MANCHES­ Manchester, tial? Minimum investment $10. lage Peddler. AucUoneer, 420 located. Security. CaU 649-8190. SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap­ room Colonial. Bhcclusive area. $28,600 tractive Cape, fireplace, Frechette Realtors, 647-0998. 649-6806. tape, Instant service. Hayes 646-1170. Perfect family home. Wolver­ aluminum siding, recreaUon SUBURBAN — newer six-room TER. Job involves test­ 649-1166 Let me prove to you how you SINGER touch and sew with Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. proximately 6 acres with 641’ One of a kind property. Near ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Agency, 646-0181. can make fl0,000-$30,000, and LOVELY one-bedroom apart­ frontage, half mile to Martin Immaculate 7-room Cape in room, garage, wooded lot. Colonial Cape said satats to this Court for allow- dren. References. $30 weekly. Live rent free. Pasek Realtors, room. Nine acres in aH. Must valuable benefits. V.A. PART-TIME custodian wanted, Interior Designer wants re­ large pleasanUy furnished tors, 646-4200. porch, attached garage, 2-FAMILY Only $23,600. Frechette Real­ COVENTRY —H acre building tance to elementary school, “ qrdem jd: That the 14Ui day of ALASKAN Malamutes puppies. liable family or newlyweds 742-8161. 289-7476, 742-8243. aluminum siding. Quick oc­ tors, 647-9093. be seen to be appreciatod. T. Asking $82,600. Call Doris May, 1970, at two o’clock oftamoao "On-the-Job” training hours 6-10 p.m. at the Meadow- rooms, parking. CaU 649-2368 MANCHESTER — 20,000 square lot, $1,700. CaU 643-1084 after J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. ftmifh TAwia nealtv Pn Real- tit the Probate Office In the Mu- beneflts apply. Breed of distinction. Ebccellent to accept delivery of com­ for overnight and permanent cupancy. SpbstanUal cash will 14-Room Rambling Colonial (custom built 1964) Hmitn, j u v u Keaity tx>., tteat- ,jclpal BuUdins k> eold Manebester brook Sriiool, ToUand. Please ALMOST new 4H-room duplex, foot masonry industrial build­ PTTKIN Street — One of the LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, 7V4-room 6 p.m. call 876-0024. with children. Adapts to aU plete Model Display of Qual­ guest rates. most gracious homes in Town. assume 6% per cent mortgage. SOUTH WINDSOR — New Ust- tora, liILS, 648-1121. be and the oome la oeslsned for a situatlona. 742-6884. ity Furniture Just removed IVi baths, sound proof waUs, ing, Iti acres, central location, OVER 4,000 SQ. FT. FIRST FLOOR LIVING Ranch on wooded 100x272 lot, ______bearing on the allowancs of said For more information appliances, laundry room, ga­ all utilities. Many posslbiUties, 11 rooms in all, 4H baths, ex­ $38,600. PhUbrick Agency, ing — e^s-room Ranch, VERNON - Mandmster lin e - *"2 A MECHANIC wanted for general COMFORTABLY furnished 2 (COMPLETE L’s overlooking reservoir and Rfisort Proi to warehouse for PubUc Including commercial use. tras galore. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 646-4200. ort ProDfirty baths, family room, garage, visit our employment repair work in local garage. Sale. Modem 3 , complete sleeping room for older genUe- rage, heat. $180. 649-4188 after country club, flreplaced Uvlng Oversized Raised Ranch. Ex- order'of dlstrlbutioa, and this Court ofHoe located at 2 Cen­ CUTE LITTLE Mttens need a 6:30 p.m. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Realtor, 648-1677. 7 bedrooms, 3 baths, two 80’ Uvlng rooms, formal dining, For 5ale 74 new aluminum siding. Only cellent buy. Owner wants fast djrecu th^ oMct of ^ tlm Five-day work week. No Sat- rooms with the $1,000 look. man. Pcirking. 272 Main ^t., SIX-ROOM Ranch — RecenUy 3 fireplaces, 2 house-beauUful kitchens, paneled den, plus room, dining room, den, laun- $26,9Uand placid tiger mother oat. AU 118 Pearl St. veniently located. Adults only, tag room and recreation room, and dining area. $28,600. Wol­ For 5olo 75 per cent FHA mortgage. CaU room Ranch w lth ^ te d ^ ’Tpke., Manchester. 649-7277. no pets. References required. lovely landscaped lot with pri­ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- early. ETechette Realtors, 847- must find bome^ or separate DISCOUNT FURNITURE Notice Is S e r ^ given of a sale at PubUc Auction to be MANCHESTER — Eccmomlcal NEW LJ8TINO Simply im- room in Rotting^ Woods, Gov- c^ifomlG, And return to this homes or wiU have to be put to AvaBabte June 1st. 649-9368. vacy. Immediate occupancy. 4-room Ranch, desirable con­ maculate ftroom Ranch, fire- ______2813. SOUTH WINDSOR 9993. entry, 6% per c«nt assumable Oourt ^ SOUTHERN WOLVER’TON AGENCY has WAREHOUSE held at THE HIGHLAND PARK SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, ON win JL left f n jwjx *TA4> (VTOI JOHNT J« VTAU iBXT, JUdaO* sleep. CaU 649-0462, after 6 TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1970 AT 8:00 P.M., of certain pieces of Only $26,900. PhUbrick Agen­ venient location with recent place, formal dining room, MANCHESTER — $19,900. for “MUTT H U T ’ mortgage. Call ownar, 742-9781. luehard C. WoodbouM, Attye opening ■ for fuU-time real NOW 2 BIG LOCA’nONS Aportmants flats cy, Realtors, 846-4200. This house is not a dog but ATTRACTIVE ftroom Ranch estate sales person. 649-2818. p.m. p a r ^ of land located in the Town of Manchester, County at Improvements. $17,900. Flano breezeway, attached garage, tWs well maintained ftroom with large bedrooms, fuU 8680 Main 8t. Hartford Tmamonts 63 F n rn islia d Agency, 646-0191. the fact thai they have NEW Hartford and State of Connecticut, as shown on a certain map MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- full cellar. Wall to wall carpet- Ranch with waU to waU, ceramic bath, sliding glass ASSEMBLER, custom motor­ 622-7249 A p o r tm a n ts 6 3 -A or p ^ kmrm as "Final Plan of Ferguson Road Tract, Fbrgu- Ing plus stove wUl stay, Ixrve- aluminum siding, garage bus three dogs Is the reason the (former FuUer Brush bldg.) klANCHEiS’rER — Immediate ft Mountain Road Manchester, Conn. Scale 1" room Split, Up-top condition, MANCHESTER — Huge SpUt owner wants to seU this doors to large sundeck, one- INVITATION TO BID cycle seat manufacturer re­ Liva Stock 42 occupancy, delightful 8H-room fireplace. Family room, gar­ with in'-grotmd pool, 2-car ga­ ly treed lot. Immediate sale une and more. Hurry! Wol- car garage, on 1 ^ acre lot, ENGLAND quires assembler; riveting, 178 Pine St. Manchester NICELY furnished 8-room M S e ^ n ^ r 18, 1966 Town of Manchester Engineerlw Dl- wanted. Mr. Lombardo, Bel three-bedroom Split with one apartment, featiuas complete apartment, in 2-famUy house, on file to th e fb im (Oerk’s age 2 acres. Mid 20’s. Hayes rage, 2H baths. Four bed­ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- car garage and swimming $26t900. PhUbrick Agency, Building(8) and/or structure(8) to be removed Ught work. Full-time. 649-7169. HORSESHOEING Thomas 646-2332 OB kitchen, caipeflng, two fiore Agency, 647-1418. 2818. Rebenhymer. Having a hard (former Norman’s Fum.) heat and electricity. $160. J. Office in Mid Town of Manchester; said pieces or parcels Agency, 646-0181. rooms and family room. pool tor only $26,900. CaU Realtors, 646-4200. TELEPHONE air - conditioners. L a i^ stor­ more partloularly bounded and descrlb^ as follows: Heritage House, 64ft2482. J<4m McLaughlin at 649-6306. Sealed blda lor the resoaaval of the CoUawtag bufidtagta) PROCESS inspector — for sol­ time getting your horse resuly Warehouse D. Real Estate Associates. 648- FOUR-bedroom, front - to -rear _ —^ Immaculate MANCHESTER New Usting, and/or otmetureta) as mota ftifiy deoertbed in Fotm NO. OON dering, wiring and mechanical age area. Master TV, on bus 6129. 7-room Colonial within walking for Spring riding. CaU me. at comer of Pine ft Forest Sts. line. 646-2623, 643-1023, 648-4112, LOT NO. 1 ON THE ABOVE MAP %dlt, two baths, fireplace, rec- MANCHESTER — Immacu­ Raised Ranch, 9-months old, U9C NriU be received by the Ootnmlsfioner of IkaiwiMatatiDn fit An equal opportunity employer assembly. WUl train. Ai>ply Manchester, 643-1490, between Mon-Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 NORTH by Lots No. 304 and 308 of the Rockledge Subdlrislan distance to high and Junior 3 bedrooms, dining room kitch- B (Sl W 69 Newfleld Avenue, HanbCond, Oomseettout, until 11KW AJM., 1 to 7 daUy. FURNISHED one room apart­ reaiUon room, garage, screened late 7-room Cai>e. Large wood­ high, 3 bedrooms, formal dln- NOTICE LaPointe Industries, RockviUe. 6-10 p.m. as shown on a map of Rockledge • Adffltton No. 2, in porch, stove, dlshwariier, fenc­ ed lot, garage. Flrst-foor fam­ en with buHt-tas, IH baths, r a r r o WS and WALLACE Oo. Mhy 6, 1970 then at sold office or at ouch plaae at thM timn SEWING machine — Singer zig­ ment, semi-private bath. Apply p ^ by each. In aU a distance of Two Hundred Twenty- ing room, newly remodeled ADDITIONAL deatgiKted, pubUciy epened end read aloud. Bids must h* aul>- WE HAVE customers waiting Marlow’a 867 Main S t ed yard, lu g e lot. $28,000. ily room with fireplace. Bus. largo famUy room, aU Manchester Paricade zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy for the rental of your apart­ Three and 70/100 (328.70) Feet; kitchen, spacious IH baths, aluminum sided, 3-car ga­ Manchester 649-6806 APPROPRIATIONS mttted on Proposal 'Fcim No. OON U4H ki Bid Bnvdopaa nto- designs, etc. OriglnaUy over EAST ^ land of the Town of Manchester, a distance of Two Char Bon Agency, 648-0683. $28,600. Meyer Realtors, ' 648- vMed by the Bureau of Hl||hiwaya, which msqr be sacund a t 55 Articlas For 5ola 45 ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ FOURrROOM furnished apart­ 0609. shaded lot. Wolverton Agency, rage. Asking $84,600. Frechette BOARD OF DIRECTORS $800, full price now $81. Easy Hundred One and 60A00 (301.60) Feet; Realtors, 649-2818. Realtors, 647-9998. BOLTON — Country living for Newfleld Avenue, HOrtfonl, OamwcUcut. The tstoahoni nton- RICHARD P. RITA tate Associates, Inc. 648-6129. ment aU utUlUes furnished, SOUTH HIGHLAND Park Stdiool area, TOWN OF ber to 656-6800. ALUMINUM sheets lued as terms. 622-0931, dealer. adtUts only. References requir­ loige 7-ioom Colonial with iH MANCHESTER — Clroa 1860, 8 the city executive, 26 minutes MANCHESTER, printing plates, .009 thick, 23x FIVE ROOMS, first floor, cen- to Hartford, 7 rooms pliu, 16x _____A CERTIFIED CHSiCK, BANK CABHIBXt’S CHBOK. PERSONNEL SERVICES KITCHEN set, stove, refrigera­ ed. 69 HoU St. WEST baths, fireplace, screened or 4-bedroom Colonial, all new CONNECTICUT b a n k m o n e y ORiDER, b a n k ‘nUIASURBR’B GHDCK. 36’’, 26 cents each or 6 for $1 tral location, middle aged S/iiSmS) JSf • porch and 2-car garage. Many wiring, copper plumbing, fur- 36 Uvlng room vdth back to Notice _to hereby given_ that______DRAWN upon______n STATE BANK _ft TRUST _ OOMPANT__ _or n RA- 643-2711. tor, bedroom set, odds and adults only, no pets. May 1st. RETAIL STORE MANAG­ ends. 649-2916. extras. Mid 80’s. .. PhUbrick...... nace, gutters, and Interior and FRECHETTE REALTORS back fireplaces. On IH acres the B ^ of Dhectoiw, TVmn T ^ A L ^ N K t o o ^ in the STATe ' oF OONNECriTCUTT oT a ACCOUNTANT—General du­ occupancy. 643-4677. Businoss Loeertions LOT NO. 2 ON THE ABOVE MAP exterior decorating. Minutes of valuable property. Mu*^ - OmnecUcut. U. S. POST OFFICE MONEY ORDER, to the order of TRBAfi- ERS Airo ASSISTANT ties such as payroll, bank DARK, rich, stone free, loam, NORTH h r Lot No. 1 on said map or plan, a distance of Two Agency, Realtors, 645-4200. MANAGERS—Several open­ WHITE space heater, sUghtly For Rant 64 from new Route 6. 88x326 lot ray-Snyder Realty , 348-3429 “ Hearing ta ®TATB OF OONNBOncUT, in on amount not lean ttaui reconclUations, etc. A.S. or five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, MANCHESTER — Newer one- Hundred (300) Feet; MANCHESTER — 4-bedrooms, evenings 621-6448, 289-5980. ^ 'w W% of the ha» bid, whichever to greater, must oo- ings. To 12.6K. two years’ experience. Local. used. Fireplace set, andirons^ EAST backs up to nature center. Up­ , P,RESENT stone, fUl, manure, pool and bedroom Garden type eqwil- MAIN STREET offloe sjMUse, by land of the Town of Maneboater, a dtstonce of exceptional kitchen - famUy ------the Hearing Room ^ the M ^ oampony each Proposal, unleoa the Bidder ahaH have on file with Salary open. D.O.E. patio sand. 643-9604. screen and wood basket, 4- ment. SmaU quiet buUdlng. Elghty-Qne and 60/100 (81.60) Feet; per teens. Helen D. Cole, Real­ TWO - BEDROOM Ranch, oil nlclpal BuUdtag, 41 Center the Bureau of Highwe«ys, a sufttoieist Annual Bond for PrapoMl, RETAIL STORE ’TRAINEES ptece set tools. 643-8993. 100 per cent location near SOUTH ^ Lot No. 8 on said map or plan, a distance of Two rooms and bathrooms. Pri­ tor, 648-6666. $19,800 6-nwm Cape, pennanent efdlng, good starter home. —Many areas. To $180. MUL’n-OPERATORS — ex­ $160 per month including heat banks, alr-condiUoned, auto­ vacy, quiet rural setting ta baseboard heat, basement ga- Street, Mancheater, Coimectlcut (reference paragraph (2) of PraposM ‘Form C»N 114H). SCREENED loam, processed and appUanoes. CaU Paul W. Hundred Three and 67A00 (308.87) Feet and; $22,900 ftroom OolonlBl, IH baths, garage. Make en offer. rage, $16,600. Can 742-5619, 743- Tueeday, May-- 6,- -1970, at...... 8:00 It to undeiwtood the idepostt'wia be forCetitad ta the «v«nt perienced. For very pro­ BREAKFAST set, refrigerator, matic fire sprinkler. Apply WEST by Mountain Rood, a distance of One Hundred Twenty Manchester. Good sdwols, AS MEMBERS at the Mantdies- MANAGEMENT 'TRAINEES gressive company. Outstand­ gravel, benkrun gravel, sand, Dougan Agency, 640-4636. 8485. p.m. to ccnalder and siot on the the successful Bidder iOlto to execute the Oontnact. The Bidderta fiU, stone. George H. Orifflng, dishwasher, washer-dryer com­ M€u-1ow’s, 867 Main S t (130) Feet. oonvenlent to shopping. Barn ter and Greater Vernon HUlti- $23,600 ftnxun Oape, giarage, Verplanck School euea. name risaU appear on the face of thn Cisack. —with or wlUiout degrees. ing benefits. Local. Over­ pie listing system this office foUowtag; Many areas. To $10,000. Inc., Andover, 742-7886. bo, small bureau, 7-plece bed­ ATTRACTIVE 8-room first floor LOT NO. 8 ON THE ABOVE MAP wlth pony stalls and parktag. VERNON — Vacant newer ft Depoetts reoeived in any form othnr fhan spedflod in the time schedule. $140. plus o/t. room set, card table, mirror, SMALL upstairs office, ade­ Acre lot. Additional buUding has himdreds of choice prop­ $24,900 6-room Ranch, aluminum akUng, garage. Manches­ Prcqxtoed addltnonal appro­ apartment, stove, refrigerator, quate parking. 267 East Center NORTH by Lot No. 3 on said map or plan, a of Two ter Green area. room Raised Rarata. Family priation to Oeneral Fund Propneel "may be the loause of rejection of the bid." D-2, CATERPILLAR, excellent sUverware-chest, coffee table, heat, hot water, electricity, Hundred Three and 67A00 (308.87) Feet; lot available. Principals only. erties for sale ta all price room, fireplace, IH betibs. NOTICBS TO BIDDERS: The bidden attention to to PARTIAL LISTING FEES PAID condition. Must sacrifice. CaU drapes, linen, three camp cots St., OaU before 6 p.m., 648-9637. Owner, 640-8408. ranges and styles. Let us $28,900 8-room CJolcnlial, new heating system, huge iDoms, Budget 1969-70, Board of the eOtaMtohed Oosmecflicut State DesnoUtton Code, Chapter adults, references. No pets, EAST by land of the Town of Manchester, a of Only $26,900. Offers consider­ Education $9,000.00 OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY UNTIL 7 P.M. 742-8283. and pads. CaU 643-8698 after 6. $120. 640-6824. SUITE of offices, approximate­ Forty-Seven and 76A00 (47.76) Feet; solve your housing problems central location. ed. Pasek Reeltona 289-7476, S51A of the General fitatutea to wMoh they are to ownply. SOUTH to t/jt No. 4 on said map or plan, a distance of Two today. CaU Doris Smith, Jar­ to be added to exUtlng The dUpoaal of the detarto and demoHUion mstertod shafi be ’TIRE CHAIN, Bled, bicycle tire, CLBIAN, USED refrigerators, ly 660 sq. ft., plenty of free $80,600 ftroom Ranch, garage, H acre wooded lot. Dead-end 742-8248. ’ Town Account No. 009 the reeponalbfitty of the contractor, and he will moke ttu neose- LUXURIOUS one - bedroom parking. Central location. CaU Hundred Six and 16A00 W lW F e o t and; vis Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, golf clubs, and bag, 2 Chevy ranges, automatic washers apartments with every con­ WEST in port by Mountain Road, Ferguson Road and tha NOTICE 648-1131. street. Adult Basic Bduoatton Pro­ aary arrangesnents for dhpoeol. In so doing he must be guided 646-3313. ANDOVER by aU tocal onUnancee and regulajUons. 63 EAST CENTER ST. 14” rims, picnic supplies, etc. with guarantees. See them at venience and comfort. Only 3 arc of a curve forming the intersection of thiwe two PUBLIC HEARING $82,600 7-room Raioed Ranch, 2 batha, 2-car garage. CreOm- “COOL COOL” gram, to be financed by a CaU 643-8698 after 6. B. D. Pearl’s Apidlances, 649 left. CaU Warren E. Howland, ^ ® distance of One Hun­ MANCHESTER center, ftroom G rant Oetwral dean up of the area and removal of fences and HARTFORD Rd.—3,000 square dred Fifty-Seven and 63A00 (187.63) Feet. PURCHASE OF puff! Nestled In the trees, deep hedgwa as diraoted by the EnghMer wfK be required for the fol­ Main St. CaU 643-2171. Realtor, 648-1106. feet, business or industrial. Colonial, possible office and Proposed additional sqpro- WELL KEPT carpets show the REAL ESTATE $84,600 7-room Rafsed Raitoh, one year old, 2-car garage, e s t from the road is this lowing ITEM. MANCHESTER 646-4040 Ideal for machine rtiop, etc. LOT NO. 4 ON THE ABOVE MAP residential combination, IH prlaticn to Oeneral Fund The Bureau of HHhwoya in sccordanoe with the l■1 »llfi«Sls 2 BOARD OF DIRECTORS four-room year round home results of regular Blue Lustre MOVINO — WeU huUt furniture THREE-room apartment, cen- NOmm to Lot No. 8 on aald map or plan, a dtstance of Two batha, 2-car garage, $24,900. alumdnum siding. Budget 1969-70, Board of spot cleaning. Rent electric Loading ramp. CaU 049-7396. t o w n o f with large enclosed porch. of Title VI of the avll Righta Act of 1964 (78 fitot. 353) and the in exceltoit oondiUon. Com­ traUy located, no chUdren. Ref­ Hundred Six and 18/100 (300.16) Feet; Hayes Agency 54ft01$l. Education $900.00 regUtaJtiona of The Department of Oomoneroe (16 C F R ., B ait 5) shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint ft plete household furnishings. erences. Near biu, 649-03M. MANCHESTER, ______$86,600 ftroom Ranch, 2 laaths, garage, immiaculate, FOrent Ideal starter home. Financ­ RESTAURANT — Delicatessen DIE-Makers, two needed. Ap­ BIAST to land of the Town of Manchester, a dtstance of HUls. ing available. FV>r complete to be added to exleting tasued pursuant to 'Such Act, hereby notMea oil bidden that ft Wallpaper Supply. 663 West Middle Tpke., Man­ Seventy (70) Feet; CONNECTICUT Ma n c h e s t e r — six-famuy man over 21 fuU-tlme. Apply In ply at Kurtz Brothers, Inc.. FIVE roonw, 8 bedrooms, $160 details call 54ft6S06. Owner Town Account No. 010 wiU affirmatively Insure that the oositract entsrad into nurauant person^ Mario’s Italian Spe­ chester. ■ distance of Two PROPOSED ORDINANCE and a two-famlly ta one parcel. $44,900 ftroom SpUit, 2H balUa, 2-oar garage. Executive to thto advartioement will be awarded to tha sucoeoaful lo^Min- 847 Keeney St., rear or phone TREAT RUGS right, they’ll be monthly. Occupancy May 1st. Hundred (DOO) Feet and; aektag $10,600. Worth look­ Project P77-1, to be fi­ cialty Shop, Burr Comers 648- 9676. Notice is hereby given that Fully rertted with exceUent ta- home. stale bidder without dtocrlmination on the gxnund of noe, odor a delight if cleaned with Blue CaU 646-1418. PRESIDENTIAL Ro«L • diatance of One Hundred Twenty ing into. nanced by a Grant. or notonal orlghi. Shopping IHam. the Board of Dtrectore, Town come. Off street parktag. Wol- $44,900 ftroom Raised Ranch, 8 baths, 2-car garage. Forest WINDOW cleaner, experienced, Lustre. Rent electric sham­ of Manchester, Connecticut, verton Agency,'Realtors, 649- Proposed additional appro­ The oontrootor to required os part of hta contract bid pataa pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. Musical Instrumtnts S3 FTVE-R(X>M modem apart­ VILLADE Said premises are subject to a right of wav and a HUls. priation to Oeneral FUnd to w p ^ suitable motesial acceptable to the Engineer to com­ APPLIANCE service repair must be reliable. CaU Man­ ment, centrally located. Heat, ■anltary aewer B a s e m ^ as of r ^ a p ^ . wiu hold a PuhUo Hearing in 3818. B (Sl W man, full or part-time. W. H. Onber a t ft Thompson Rd. Budget 1069-70, PoUce De­ plete OM bock -tUl of the odlar hole ftnmedlataly upon ramoring chester Window Cleaning Co., CLEANINGE8T carpet cleaner GIBSON guitar. Sunburst finish, hot water, one child accepted. the H earty Room MANCHESTER Texas Mse lot, $67,600 9-room Raised Ranch, 8 baths, 3-car garage. Cus­ BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Preuss Sons, Route 6 and 44A, 649- 6884. hollow body, with case. $300 or Manchester LOT NO. 0 ON THE ABOVE MAP tom hunt. partment $10,000.00 the txifiidlngs from theft- foundsutitons. The top two (2) feet of ffll 8 41 Center Mancheater Parkade you ever used, so easy too. Get Security. CaU 648-0917. NORTO to Lot No. 4 on aald map or Man, a dlatanoe of Two nlclpal BuUdtag, ,„ c h , 7 ^laclous rooms. for Special Servtces, to be (below adjacent ground level) dwll contain no atone larger than Bolton, 648-9493. best offer. 648-8924 after 4. OIMEDIATB OOOUPANOT nmdnd (300) Foot; ™«noo oc two Street, Msachester, Oonnecti- Manchester 548-6905 WAREHOUSE Helper — FuU- Blue Lustre. Rent electric pcuMled fomUy room, taunacu- financed by an taereaae ta live (6) inches ta fts greatest dkameter. If ths oontrador MANCHESTER — Lftrge execu­ out, Tuesday, May 6, 1970, at For Details, OaU to 'back fill aB celar bdea a t the tto a the buUdtaga sue rs> MAN wanted for Ught yard time, ’Tuesday through Satur­ shampooer $1. The Sherwln- VOX and Blackjack baas 1 ft t-Bedroom Apartments ManchaaUr, a dtotanoa of One late condition. Only $38,600. COVENTRY — 7-room Raised current servioea. work and painting, morning WiUiams Co. tive apartment, jvlvate en­ Hundred Twenty (ISO) Feet; 8:00 pm., to conoldar and act Hurry! HutcMna Agency, Real- moved, it wiU be necensary for hbn .to prateot tha publlo by day. FuU fringe benefits. Ap- guitars, both with cases. Ex- trance, private basement. Ex­ s Oomplets electilc Uteban SOUTH by a right of way owned by the Town of Ranch. Modem Idtohen w3Qi Propoeed additional M>pro- ereettag a temporary fence t» the eatisfactlon ct the rnghtoir hours, between 8-12 noon. CaU ply In person. Forest St. ware­ ______cellent condition. 648-6920. on tha loBowtag: ton, 049-6834. bulU-tas, IH baths, flreplaos, cellent location. Two bed­ e 3 Air OondtUoners adiaUnoo of Taro Hundred One and 88/100 (8Caj8) The purobaae of reel eatate 647-9993 piiatlon to Oeneral Fund payment for the orecUen and removal of thto fetioe ahoU ba oon- 649-0072 between 9 and 11:80 house, Watkins Bros., Inc., 986 eve*f family room, sundeok, $-oar sUered os fcwhided in the contract bid pifoa Tha general rooms, formal difitng room, oonaiattag of one-touith (H) Budget 1909-70, ocn- a.m. for appointment. Main St., Manchester. Boots and Accossorios 46 fultar an^umer. tw o s Wall-to-waU carpeting WEST garage, H acre wooded lot, tours of the sumwndtag ground shall not be ohoigad witiiout 17x29’ Uvbig room with panel­ ?lW®322t" Hundred Twenty of an acre located on the INVITATION Town CUerk t 600. Mo0rlte electric guitart. Sac­ MANCHESTER — Good rest- NEW Listing —OaU early to ta' $26,900. PWbrlck Agmoy, BuUdtag Inspeotlon 9,000. apadftc written parmtodon by the Engineer. BOAT ’TOPS and covers, cus­ rifice, Call 640-0685. ing end beams, two fireplaoes, e Master TV antenna Said premlaaa are sutojeot to a right of southarly aide of tha exten- m addition to the Inauranoe reqdremeste in pomp two acres of land. $280 perl dentlal suwa, ftroom SjUit speot this unique ftroom Cape ReaKora, 545-4300. Hlihway Depart­ tom made. Dave’s Auto Up- aanltaiy sewer Basement1 Mi o^raoord appm. ■ton of Winding Way Rowl TO BID Level Ranch, IH baths, kitch­ on oversised private and graph twelve (19) of ProposHd Form OON 114H the aueouMfUl hdatery, 618 Center St. (rear), GRECX) electric guitar, with month Including aU utUtUea. A • on Lookout Mountain from Sealed \blds wlU be receiv­ ment 39,600. bldded ritoU furniah a OsettBoote of Ineuranoe for tha rama Hard case, plus ampUfler, OaU Paul W. Dougan Agency, For further information or ooplas of daaerintiiau new*, en with buUt-tas, 8 bedrooms. heayUy treed lot, fireplace, BOLTON-CAPB, 8-bedrooma, 3 Welfare and Soolal HELP WANTED 648-8246. • Laindiy, etonge area In Dorothy C. Beach, Robert ed at the office Id the Director living room with wall to waU waU to vraU, dormer, extra full batha, dining room, fire­ stated mtalmum omowte to cover Bxploaton, ^ Dh- two-years old, new condUlon. 649-4686. the basement •jly. *nd rules of eale contact the Qanaral Servioea Offina^^af C. Dennison and Wells C. of Oensral Bervloos, 41 Center Bervlcea 5,000. derground Damage UstaHty (XCU). 2r* Mancheatar, Municipal BuUdtng, 4i Center Street carpeting, finished reo room cloeeta, etc. Wolverton Agen­ place, scenic wooded lot, fiE Insurance 13,000. ITEM No. 1 3 Fhatne Bacne, 14’ ALUMINUM boat and trail­ $110. Violin with carrying case, Manchester, Conn., phone 040-63^wxt itraet, Dennison for the sum of Street, Manchester, Conn., until cellar. Assumable mortgage. MAUS and FEMALE er, Starcraft, 38 h.p. electric good cendiUon $86. 049-6186 af­ LOOKING for anything In real Miany Other Featune on lowor levd. Many more ex- cy, Realtors, 646-3818. 1 diillad Well I-84-4(51Mi $5,100.00. May 8, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. for tras with this home. Lot else Mid 30’e. 649-5979. start Evlnrude motor. $600. ter 6 p.m. estate rentals apartments, M pa pertaining to above property may be axambuA 944,000. S/S Middle Thrnpike, MANCHESTER 4S-1«-4I No experience necesssiy. We wlU train yoo. Many fringe homes, multiple dwellings, no On Bus Uns A copy of tha proposed OrdI- q l OBB HOLLOW OONCB8- loOxSOO. By owner, call qRer SIX-ROOM PLUS Colonial, as- Former property of; MURIEL T. ROBB ET AL XCU OaU after 6:80, 643-1960. Uie General Services Offloe, M i ^ j ^ sumable 5H per cent mort­ ElAST Hartford — 5-4 2-tamlly to be financed by taorease beMflts, including profit sharing plan, gome opeolngB on fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate Conn. 8:80 AM. to 4:80 PJ«., M biKv rS SSjfc sySKT*!?!' — may be seen ta the Town gioN STAND. i p.m., 544-8086. Mtodels open 1-7 P JI. or a e rk 's offloe during buetaeee Rid forma, ptaiw and epwsUl- ^ ..------^ ^ gage. IH bathe, large porch, with etorme and eoreens, oor- ta Mtocellaneoua , Revanue A Ferformsmee Bond hi the amount of lOOH of hta Md or nU three ahlfts. Apply In person between 6:86 s.m. and Assoolatea, Inc. 648-5139. dJUtonM oo0ea of Om oontour m a p ra w ^ $93,000 and $13,000 from $1000.00 which ever is giester, wU be raquliiad of the i lt8S pan. Oflica and 5toro Appohitmcnib- liouni. cations ara available at the fomllea—We have two taduatiial aonad lot. Middle pettag. ExceUent Income. $90,- Town a e rk ’s Offloe for 88.00 per m n . 900. Heritage Houee, 645-9489. Community Ooltoge. bidder. Florists— Nunorios 49 Equipmant 54 BROWN8TONE Apartments, gx Maiudieeter, Oon- General Services Offloe, 41 of them on the eaat aide. Both 90’a, CaU Morrison, Realtor, have four room unite, garagee, Jamee F. Farr, A ospante BE Praponol to to ba aitainittad for the new, large 4^-room duplex, 646-2623 r A M 8780.00 oaata or pertiaad wiU bs m . nebtiout, thto $ith ^ of April center Street, Manoheeter, Oon- 049-1015. SOUTH WINDSOR ftroom BpUt, F im . ALDQN SPINNim MILLS CORF. SPRUCE TREES for sale, from OFFICE furniture for sale, 3 m baths, heat, appHances, quired lor u f b parcel bid upon. ww do ra- etc. T. J. Crookett, RooHor, •aoratory • 3-6’ high. Dig your own. $2. 643-1023 IflO, neotlout ^,9 0 0 PICTURE-BOOK land- paneled flreplaoe wall ta Uvlng H m ehove otnioturas murt tw lemorad wMlifti tfetaty (SO) TALCOTT VILLE, CONN. desks, swivel chairs, file alr-oondltioners, balcony and 643-4112 yoraea F. Farr, Town of Manoheeter, 548-1677. Board of Dlreotore daya from the atutlng date. ^ 'each any size. 646 North arnin cabinet storage oaUnet. 647- garage, oduUs, Oeu 6464786 Ordlnano#?* ^ oflodltlonad upon^vproval by eoaping, one oore plus. Imma- room, country Idtohen, IH Manoheeter, Conn. St. ■eorotory Oonnaotiout baths, reo room, garage, j^tto, I^tadated temagBi of bmoNy Bve doUftra (IMBO) 1823 after 8. or trS-OIOT. LcRANCSi, 5 ftMina, bosameiit oulata 9-badroom Ranrii. Coun­ Doted at Manoheator, Oon- will be for ranh ratonder day of onftr run Booiti of tXrootoce Robert B. WOlei, poitlaUy flntohed, garage, near try kltohan, huge awning, ga­ one mile from Vernon Orole Maaeherier, Oonn. Oeneral Manager neotlout, thto twenty-third

Irish Student Wins St. Mary’s Eplsoopal Church 15,94« will hold a Holy Communion Manchetter-^A City of Village Charm Italian Wine Contest service tomorrow at 10 a.m. i i s ’The Adult Discussion Clasa VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 178 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—-TWO SECTIONS) B y jrOHN J<»N 8TO N of South United Methodist MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1970 (Herald Bepoiier) Church will meet tomorrow at Here’s the picture. It's a wine 10 a.m. in the Reception Hall contest, and you have to hame of the church. ’Ihe Rev. Carl the nationality of the probable W. Saunders Is the leader of winner. Italian T Top notch. SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES French? Very good. German? the group. Not had. 'What about an Irishman? Not The Pilgrim Clwlr of Center very likely. Well, you can’t be Oongregatlonal Church will BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER meet tomorrow at 4:16 p.m. in U.S. Plays Combat Role much more Irish than -Oliver Patrick McMahon, a native of Memorial Hall. Carlow, EJtre, and a student this year in the hotel<«staurant ■me Wednesday Morning maj-jogement curriculum at Bible Class of Trinity Covenant Manchester Community College. Church will meet with the Rev. ’Ibe young man was one of four Norman E. Swensen tomorrow OLD FASHIONED wtanerw among 23 ccnteetants In at 0:30 a.m. A nursery will be § In Cambodian Fi file recent Interoollegiate ItaUian available. Wine Competitlan, sponsored by WASHINGTON (AP)— Asst. Secretary of Defense objective of shifting the Viet­ Henkin, who refused to elabo­ the ItaUan Ministry of Foreign S. Sgt. Gene W. Anderson, son The Pentagon announced Daniel Z. Henkin read a state­ nam war burden to the South rate on his statement, said the of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. ’Tnade In cooperaUcn with the today the United States ment to newsmen saying: Vietnamese and gradually with­ South Vietnamese government Anderson of 60 Academy St., American Hotel end Motel As- ”The United States Military drawing U.S. troops. has described the purpose of the was recently promoted to his will send advisers, tactical sodatlon. Assistanoe Command, Vietnam Sen. J. W. Fulbrlght, D-Ark., operations In the parrot beak present rank. He la a metal- air strikes and other Sup­ The 23 top students were Oliver Patrick MoMason (MACV) in response to the re­ long a crlUc of U.S, Involvement area as "to destroy an extensive smith at George AFB, Calif., port for South Vietnamese drawn from 2,300 enrolled in ho­ quest of the government of Viet­ in Southesist Asia, took a differ­ complex of North Vietnamese ^ with the 47»th Field Malnte- BARGAIN DAYS operations in Capibodia. It tel and food services In colleges nam is ptxipared to provide sup­ ent view, calling the action “a rectors purchased prop^y Squadron, a unit of the called the move “a neces­ and Viet Cong bases and depots ttmoughout New Tcrk and Con­ port” for the South Vietnamese great mistake” and a “major In Cambodian territory, barely there in the past, but Tactical Air Command which ••• sary and effective meas­ operations. escalation” of the Indo-Chinese necticut. Other winners were comli^ to an end, he said It for air Storewide Cleorence with Tremendous Savings! Odd Lots 36 miles from Saigon.” from Cornell Unl-verslty, Cul- ure” to save U.S. and other warfare. used to be possible to buy land of U. B. ground forces, ‘"rhls support will take the “ These bases and depots have imry institute of America, and allied lives. form of advisers, tactloal air, "If the reports ore true,” Ful­ posed an increasing threat to Sullivan County (N.T.) Com- in the west tor W or ^ is married to the former ■The Pentagon thus confirmed brlght said in advance of the acre. But now they’re clomping and a 1986 Broken Sizes~.Limited Qunntities! Be Early For the Best Buys! air coordinators, medical evacu­ the security of free world forces muntty'College. ■n announcement by the South ation, and some logistics assist­ Pentagon announcement, ”it In South Vietnam as a result of down. Now you c^ ’t buy land ^ ^ ^ te of Manchester Hgh Vietnamese Defenae Ministry in would be a g^eat mistake, a Results o f a wriUten test eUm- unless you’re an Irishman.” gehool ance.” Increased enemy activities in toated ell but nine of the most He finds It difficult to under- ___ Saigon of U.S. combat and “ Before the Republic of Viet­ great tragedy, directly contrary Cambodia and along the Cambo- knowledgeable finalists. From other support for a major opera­ to what We have 'been led to be­ stand what lies behind the un- g ^an^ ^ Richards, son nam armed forces launched its cHan-South Vietnamese border,” ithiB group, the wtomera w ere tion in the ’’parrot beak” area lieve.” rest that Is a did y^cu^ce ^ Richards, of current operations on the Cam­ Henkin said. named on their abUHty to se­ Save 1/4 to 1/2 off Our Original Lowf Prices! o f Oam bodia jutting into SouUt bodian border, the United State.s But a measure of support tor On Friday, a White House ^ 11 Academy St., recently was Vietnam ehout 36 m iles from the move came from Chairman lect, present, open, and serve government was fully consulted. spokesman called the presence ^ 1^ that ^ ers me most is J ^Is present rank in Saigon. L. Mendel Rivers, D-S.C., of the naUen winea ’Th^ received The determination was made o f 40,000 North Vietnamese and ^t ‘o the U.S. Air Force. He is a jet Prestdent Nixon moved quick­ 8 cash awards and Vineculture knock the Establiriiment,” he that the action is a necessary House Armed Servioes Commit­ Viet Cong in Cambodia "clearty aircraft mechanic at McGuire ly to explcdn the move to the Fellowships, a twoweek trip to commented. ”I don’t know and effective measure to save tee. He told newsmen he had no a foreign invasion.” Italy In O^ober to study the AFB, N .J., with the 438th Or- American i>eople. The White reason not to support the move why. LADIES' JR. PETITES', JUNIORS', MISSES' LADIES' American and other free world On Monday, White House wtne Industry from vineyards to Malntenance House said he has asked the lives and to strengthen the Vlet- and didn’t feel it would escalate It is comparable to f^dron, a unit of the MiUtary WOMEN'S 1 press secretary Ronald L. Zie­ dinner table serving. television and radio networks namization program.” the war. a lew ago when they de- command which pro- PMT COMMUTES gler told newsmen; "We have Until then, he hopes to work SKIRT COORDINATES Widting for Enemy tor air time ’Thursday evening ■Ihus, the Pentagon—speaking He said Oambodia has been vldes global airlift for U S. 1 to discuss the situation ” as it re­ an over-riding interest in Cam­ hi the New York office of knocked the government then. Dresses for the Nixon administration— used as a staging area for Com­ Gunning for Enemy A Cambodian soldier, grasping his rifle, waits for lates to both Cambodia end to bodia.” the Irish ’Topriat Bureau, and Now England Is In a better pos- force^ further action in fighting (AP Photofax) cast the new development in munist troops fighting in Viet­ Cambodian soldier kicks up dirt and grass as he would like t o becam e essoclBlb- U.S. forces in Vietnam.” terms of supporting the over-all nam. lUon than It w as five years ago. t t (See Page Elglit) aims his machine gun at foe. (AP Photofax) ed wltti iMs Dublin office when The majority has put the pollt- 7 . 0 0 7.00 ^().00| he returns home. leal party Into poww. You tove C. of and 7 . 0 0 McMahon, 23, is the youngest to g lw It t l i ^ . MUUons of Mrs Jam es J of Cen- o f 7 boys and 5 giris in Ms flam- poople are Involved, and the t®*-, St.. hM ^ v e d fw ^ ty at m ■ 1 Uy. A s the top ranking student problems can’t be solved over- Air StaU^, Turk^. A J i W At Senate Hearing of the year in Shannon College, ,t disaster preparedness officer, Oriq. to 14.97 Orig. 9.97 Orig. 14.97 | from which he graduated in ho­ McMahon said he also sees no ts assigned wrlth an Air Force Orig. 11.97 Orig. 14.97 Agnew: Replace te l m a n a g e m e n t last year, he Immediate soluUon to the pol- support unit. He previously was selected to study in this itical-rellgious differences that served at Selfrldgc AFB, Mich, LADIES' LADIES' Blacknlun Pledges oomtry on a acholerafalp. have resulted in riots in London- A 1963 graduate of RockvlUe LADIES' ’The Associated Restaurants 1 derry and Belfast in Northern High School, he earned his BS 2-Pe. Knit Suits , Cotton Slacks Yale’s President of Connecticut, friends of MCC, Ireland In locent years. ”I degree from the University of Spring Coots 1 and faculty contributed to a think we’re headii^ for more Connecticut. He was commls- FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. do not feel that the stu­ travel fund to bring McMahon tiouble. Paisley (the Rev. Ian sioned in 1968 after he com- 2 .0 0 1 0 0 1 Objective Rulings (AP) — Vice President Agnew dents of Yale University can g«t to the United States. He is liv­ Palsley, anti-CathoUc leader in pleted Officers ’Training School, says the president of Yale UM- a fair impression of our country ing with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Northern Ireland) has a seat in Lackland AFB, Texas. LADIES' WASHINGTON (AP) -Judge the Ooaitltuticn is a document versity rtiould be replaced be­ under the tutelage of Kingman Ooltman of 125 Baldwin Rd. the government. I think this wrill ----- LADIES' Harry A. Blackmun aasured of specified words.’ ’ cause of Ms handling of campus Brewster,” Agnew said. ’nils year, a hotel-restaurant be a turn for the worse. He Is Dr. Barney Wichman, Man­ 1 aenatora today tfaat he would not No opposition witnesses were controversy over the Black Pan­ Agnew sold he coukki’t under­ management graduate of MCC, going to challenge Bernadette Chester podiatrist, will be the Famous Moke Blouses I let personal ideas and phlloso- expected. Eastland said he Assorted Tops ther trial in New Haven, Oonn. stand a faculty whose majority Mark Gengras of Wallingford, Devlin for a seat in the EMglish guest speaker at tonight’s din- t o V a o f f Idiy aiifect his decdaictB if con­ would call a committee meeting Agnew singled out Yale Presi­ “votes to endorse a strike in is studying at Shannon College, Parliament.” Miss Devlin is the nsr-meetlng of the Hartford V i 1 1 firmed as a justice of the Su­ ■rhursday to act on the nomlna- dent Kingman Brewster Jr. For stgyport of members of an orgufi- assisted by a fund contributed Incumbent. County Podiatry Society, at the 1 .0 0 premo Court. tirni. A 92 special criticism as he assailed zotion dedicated to criminal vio­ by the Connecticut Hotel-Motel ”I think this will be the big- Steak and Brew Restaurant, Sounding like the strict con­ At the outset, after Blackmun several college administrators lence, anarchy and the deotnic- Association and friends. gest disaster in Irish history,” Farmington. He will discuss structionist President Nixon was sworn as a witness, Ekkst- BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE GIRLS' Tuesday. tkm of the United States of ’The heavy rains of last week he added, ”I don’t approve of surgical procedures for foot says he wanted, Blackmun testi­ land called on him to state his The reeponaibUlty for cfunpus A m erica.” the methods they’re using deformities. A panel discussion 1 fied that he wc^d ccristrue the outside Income sinoe going on might have reminded McMa- violence, Agnew said, "rests not Toddlers' Coats Lest week, after Yale students lum somewhat of Ireland. (Catholics In Northern Ireland), on Medicare and other health Junipers I Oonstltutiion to the best of his the bench. He Is now a member with the young peofde on campus Knit Shirts voted to go eech in New York IDENTinCATION With some merchants boarding tified the alleged explosives only a point at w h ic h he is skeptioal that ”Of eouree this is a chang­ ■The two Minnesota senators out, and 22-year-oId Greg Wells, against the protesters. before the American New^xiper SALEM NA8SIFF PHOTO up their windows in fear of an of the ability of black revolu­ ing world, but I personally feel as “smoke bombs and chemical an evening student at Southern Meanwhile, New Haven’s \b M l m ir n M .. 8 - 0 0 (See Page Twenty) approariilng Black Panther sup­ tionaries to get a fair trial. (8e Page Twenty) - ® » .compounds prepared for ex­ Comrecticut State College. downtown stores voted to stay SU -78M 5 port rally here this weekend. plosives.” Both were charged with pos­ New Haven police announced Polioe refused to say what open during the rallies on Fri­ sessing explosives with Intent to day and Saturday, and a spokes­ 6 - “ Tuesday they had arrested two type of explosives were being inflict injury. They were being yoiuig wMte men on charges of man for the downtown stores prepared, or how strong they held in lieu o f $16,000 bond each. Rug. 7.88 Orig. 10.99 Orig. to 7.97 preparing explosives for the said the vote means the mer­ Human Rights at the Heart vrould be. Police also didn’t say Police CSilef James F. Ahem, FOR gaUierlng. chants are "taking at their 1 which side the suspects were whose office issiKd the state­ Kopechne Inquest Data CONCINTRATED LIQUID WINDOW word” the rally organizers, who The leader of the group or­ expected to be ion in the rally. ment, said the explosives ’’were DRAIN OPENER • CLEANER ASSORTED JR. BOYS' Of High School Rehellion ganizing the rally, meanwMIe, According to police, they seiz­ have pledged to work for non­ Cosmefics Intended for use at the upcom­ violence. To Be Released Today • lATS HAIR SHADES 1 Girls' Sweolers ' repeated that they are aiming ed the chemicals at an apart­ ing weekend demonstrations.” EdUoris Note: What’s behind phere—armed guards, fenced for a nonviolent demonstration. • lATS FAT ITS Mod* to Ordor 1 Tier Curtains ment shared by James K. He didn’t say whether the sus­ (See Page Elgiit) BOSTON (AP) — The court­ 'would stay In the Senate and 98* Sport Jackets ilie wrldespread student unrest schoolyards and in one Califor­ room record unfolds at' last to­ seek a new term in the NerB, Kennedy's automobile. presidential nomination in 1678. 877 3Iain St., Manohester plies answers to often-asked uninspired teacbera to unrealis- Suffolk County Superior Court Until the resort Island aool- MANCHESTER PAINT CO. questions. Uc regulations and refusal of was to release the transcript dent Kennedy had ranked aa a Phone •4S-4«es school administrators end par­ 728 MAJS ST. ' and the findings of a secret in­ top prospect for the Democratic 76 By WILLIAM J. WAUGH ents to Usten to student de­ quest held in January into the nomination. VALANCE 54c Rug. 7.88 Orig. 3.38 AP EduosUoa Writer mands for cm educathm relevant drowning of the 28-year-oId sec­ The Massachusetts Stgireaie 1 WASHINGTON (A P ) — to the world they must oompeta retary. Court, at the request of Kenne­ in. America’s high schools—from She was killed last July 18 dy’s lawyers, ordered the in­ ASSORTED DRAPES MEN'S the ghettoes to the suburbs—to­ Government officials are be­ when Kennedy’s car plunged quest held in cloaed aeailcn and 8 coming increasingly concemed. 1 Girls' Raincoats day e r e Uke bailing cauldrons. from a narrow bridge on Chap- the tranaoript looked away until O ft H PAVING VERY SPECIAL 2.99 Dress Slocks No one can predict when the ”I’m upset with the trend in paquiddlck Island and over­ all chance of prosecution bad 1 pot will boil over, but already the country,” said youthful To- turned Into a pond below. passed. bey Moffett^ director of the U.8, violence, vandalism and noisy Kennedy failed to report the That restriction was olssuvd PRICES ON URCE BEDSPREAD ENSEMBU Office of Education’s section on protsst ere common. accident for more than 10 hours, April 7 when Dist. Atty. Ed­ 1 students and youth. a delay he later termed Indefen­ 3.99 0 . 0 0 In Fsbnnry alone, a govern- As incidents increase then is mund Dints pronounced tbe case DRIVEWAYS -»» roeRt survey showed, there were sible. He pleaded guilty to leav­ closed after a two-day gnnd 1 a demand for stricter rules by ing the scene of cui accident, re­ 5 43 incidents at high schools re­ Jury Investigation atijoumad parents, administrators and po­ ceived a two-month suspended VELOUR DISH TOWELS m m sulting in ponce being ocUled 16 liticians. without reporting any findings. UKRAL HNANCING times to make 257 arrests—and jail sentence and a year’s pro­ But a court hassle over wbo 1 ’’There no evidence that bation. 48c Orig. 5.99 msny tncldejits go unreportsd. should have the right to sell cop­ Orig. 12.97 tougher luies, stricter discipline 1 Thsss oonfrontatioas are like The 764-poge transcript and ies of the transcript intervene IP YOU DONT GET OUR ESTIMATE YOU MAY the steam IssiMng from a bub- or oelHng the. police cools the the 12-pagc report of Judge and produced a three -week Us- ■ bHng tes^xit—they are the most situation. It only serves to In­ James A. Boyle, who presided lay in pUbUcaUen, BE PAYING TOO MUCH ' ASSORTED crease the tension. You ore not visible manifestation of .the behind the closed doors of Bkk Sidney R. Llpman, tbe tree 1 Clearance Shane Storei going to scare kidi into submis­ gartown District Court, repre­ wMespmod student unrest de- lance stenograpber who traa- sion. They have neither respect Summer Jewelry bMtsd hi a nationwide Associat­ sent the last official installment scribed the prooeedinEs; want to nw fear of the poUoe.” BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS 1 in a case that ehook American state, then federal ootirts, in­ ed Press study. 1 .0 0 What’s behind the widespread nUiB BOX OF FliOWEBS WITH BVUBV FBEB EBimATEI 64c Tbe study Indlostsd that only politics. sisting that MassachUBS^ prec­ PhOMB U . Today. Bk»t Bituminous Driveway. IrwtaUed By E im vt., Driveway Bepalia, unrest and the more limited out­ In the bleak aftermath of the edent and praoUoe gave h|M the Driveway . Sealed Tool Pp to 6 Year. Fln .arlngAvallahle. PHONB TCTttAY! 1 a Uny percentage of the nation's right rebellion and radloallaa- 1ST IC E accident, Keimedy sold he was sole right to reproduba a M aeO (Mfer E xpire. B u y lA 18T6 - 1 / 0 n i f 18 oiUUon high school students tion of Amerloa’a teanagers? are In open, sometimes violent, considering resigning- from the copiea of tba traoBorlpt, It’s a oomplloated Jigsaw pus- R IH PWim BHO CONSTRUCTION 00, INO. Boys' Shoes / 3 Senate cuid asked the people of It wao a bak oaUar in aUnop Off hemehk Emreltar rehriUon, But, at the eame time, lie, but Students say they are 1 Massachusetts to register their studmt complaints dominated rapherio tarnis, and ba wantod WeM Stieet, Bottom Oowi. reacting to raclsmi poverty, OOMDOEBCIAL. and BBSHMCBmAL 1 Oraop «if oiioitud popur MpklM, Boons of interviews. BEvono opinions He received a predlot- $803.80 a copy. Bightywavan 3.97 war, low quality of education ■M Sm — OM o< Town, CWl OaDeot, Day or Nigh* 1 Mlae. Maes aiUI Mytoa, 8)^ to •. Vlipif FBDiVHOfllB GUO popG r. piGIGSu Btudsnts from New York to able vote of confidence, in an ware ordered ^ news < 1.0 0 and denial of their rights by outpouring of letters and tels- Orittornla say their schools Sis^-bearars, who said they are Yale students on tiona and lawyara. opm is in a prison^iks atmos­ (•so Fage Tma$y-8U) to press their demands against ‘repression’ of Pan­ grams. strike, picket at RCA Building in New York Ci^y thers who face New Haven trial. (AP Photofax) But in announcing that ba (Mqa rage Twaitty)