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The Ben Bara chapter of Gate of Heaven Mothers Cir Brotherhood in Action will Mrs. WUUam Spatlg of 6SA About Town B’hal BYtth and Charter Oak cle will meet tonight at 8 p.m. meet .tonight at 8 at the KofC Charter Oak St. g e n t ly was j Lodge of Manchester wlH hold at the home of Mrs. Stanley Home. elected to her seventh.term as Averase Dally Net Prew Run The Weather teitor Warctoi Hu«>ld Leg> a Joto*t meeting March 24 at Richmond, 101 Helaine Rd. Mrs. president of the Ftiendriilp I g«tt will 'pretlde tor the FeHow- 8:30 p.m. at'Temple Beth Sho- William Hebert will be the co For The Woek Boded Partly cloudy tonight with Our Lady of Unity Mothers Circle of the SalvaUon' Army. craft degree when FYlendahlp tom. Tile program will be a hostess. Other officers elected are Mrs, FRONT END DYNAMICS Jonuary 14, 1973 patchy fog developing. Low 80 Circle will meet tonight at 8. at lAdgw of Maaona me^ta at 7:90 wine tasting party. Refresh Frank Dtmcan, vice president; to 86, ’Tomorrow Hair with high tom om w night at the Maaonlc ments will be served. Delta Chapter, Royal Arch the home of ifrs. Thomas Park 46 to 60. aaturday’a ouUook — er, 18 Gerard St. Mrs. James Munsie, treasurer I Temple. Officer dreaa la tuxedo. Masons, wUl meet tonight at 7:80 tor her ninth te>ni; Mrs. 'Thom WIi n I Balancins 15,890 rain likely. Refreahmenta will be aerved The Stein Club and the Steln- p.m. at the Masonic Temple. as Blevins, secreikry tor her Maneheter— A City of Village Charm after the meeting. ettee wUl sponsor a seafood After the business meeting, The executive board of • the seventh term; Mrs. Doris How- | For ----- ? night tor members and friends there will be a social hour with Waddell School PTA will meet ard, chaplain; Mrs. Alton Mun Shack Absorbers (CIoMlfled Aldveitlaing on Page >1) PRICE TEN CENTS ICamflieater Oommunity Col Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at refreshments. tonight at 7:80 in the school sie, education, and tellowetilp; : Vert Bandea, direc its Plnewood Derby tonight at Mrs. William Hall, sunshine. tor of planning, are attending tional Church. The Thursday Humphries, Manchester artist, Teacher Strike Buckley School. Oars will be group will meet at 8 p.m. In will give a demonstration in Nixon Bids to Help the three-day international od- checked in from 6:10 to 6:40 The annual Irish tea and I 244 BROAD STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. lege and unlveralty conference the Pathfinders Club at 102 Nor acrylics. Closes Schools p.m. Oars not checked in before man St. Both groups meet week luncheon of the Women’s Home (BEHIND THE DAIRY QUEEN) — PHONE 649-4045 Mail Strike Spreads and expoaltlon in Atlantic City, 6:40 will not be eligible to race. GRISWOLD, Conn. (AlP)— ly Emd are open to friends and St. Elizabeth Mothers Circle League of the Salvation Army, NJ. The Pack charter wlH also be Public School daases tor relatives of a person with a will meet tonight at 8:10 p.m. originally scheduled for tomor-1 Poor Attend College o ______1,800 pupils hero wots can presented during the evening. severe drinking problem. at the home of Mrs. Michael row, has been canceled due to celed IndeflnlWy Wednesday Miancheater Bamudca, World Massaro of 67 White 9t. Oo- iUneas of the members. WASHING’TON (APj — Pro- son whose family earns more after most of the school Wlar I Veterans, and its Auxil The Commission on MQsslons, The Rev. Dr. J. Manley hostess will be Mrs. Eklgar poelng a major reform of feder than $16,000 a year is nine times iary will meet tor a poUuck teachers went on ckrike. the CorranlsBlon on Member Shaw, pastor of South United Berube. The Senior Choir of Center al aid to college students, Prielsl- more likely to attend college Sunday at 2 p.m. at the VFW ship and Evangelism and the Methodtst Church, will speak .at Oongregational Church will have dent Nixon asked Congress to than a young person whose fam Of the 73 toachers in the Throughout Three States Home. There will a meeting p e Commission on Education of a Lenten Quiet Hour Service St. Mary’s Episcopal Church a social tonight at 9 p.m. in IlOUSI /■ //S day to put even the poorest stu ily earns less than $3,000." school system, 38 are mem after the dinner. Members are South United Methodist Church tonfight at 7:80 at Emanuel will not have confirm atlon Robbins Room of the church. dents on an equal financial foot He said it is now time to bers of the striking Griswold reminded to bring' articles for will meet tonight at 7:80 p.m. Lutheran Church. The Eman classes for children and adults ing With those coming from achieve a long-held national Education Association. NEW YORK (AP) — a cnqt auoUion end a dish of food at the church. uel Choir will sing. on Palm Sunday or Easter. fOmlUM earning $10,000 a year. goal that "no qualified student After a unanimous strike The nation’s first letter tor the potluck. Oatvniry Church will hold mid vote at a meeting of 66 SHOE In a special message, the who wants to go to college carrier strike continued to week warship and prayer ser- most arresting feature in a ser- should be barred by lack of memibers Tuesday night, the spread to wider areas of up vtoe tonight at 7 :80 p.m. iee of Nixon-advocated changes money." teachers struck over alleged would greatly increase dollars Another Nixon recommenda failure e«ific date was firms from carrying first-class "buy orders.” Merchants were Association Court have dusted off a weapon WASHING’rON — The world’s aiddressea In every poet offiioe the Job. not set. mall. using prlvalte delivery services that proved deadly to an earlier ical code say that Judges sboidd largest mail center was para In the nation wUl be held, pend The session also was attended be courteous, patient, temperate Before the two men held their lyzed as thousands of New York New York’s mail-order houses to move urgent paipers around nominee—charges of possible one-hour end 46-mlnuto morning town, and executives and office ing an end to ithe stxike. by representatives of unton J, ethics violations. and impartial. City area mailmen staged an Il and business firms generate Telephone aixl telegrairfi traf membdrs at the New Canaan Cranston, a nonlawyer, said session, Brandt was given a legal wildcat strike over pay more mall than Great Britain. boys were also hand-delivering But an administration lieuten noisy and friendly welcome as documents via taxicab and sub fic between New York and the post office. A poet office official ant says any attempt to draw two witnesses before Senate Ju- and working condiUons. They reported Wednesday that peat of the country was heavy. there reported early today that he and Stoph walked 60 yajxjs Following a federal court or- way. such a comparison between dlcary Committee hearings on business was at a standstlU. U.S. employes of foreign aJr- office also would be closed to from Erfurt’s main railway sta jsT, union leaders ordered their Around the country, big mail- Carswell and Clement F. Hayn- Carswell last January had de The major stock exchanges linea honored the strike by re day. However, It opened os us tion to the hotel wfieie the dis 30,000 workers back on the job. sworth Jr. was "reaching a long scribed the 60-year-old Judge as fusing to handle or load mail. cussions were held. But some local officers in New ual. openly hostile. The Washington area — and Union members in New Can way." ’The talks began on schedule York said 'they would stay out Haynsworth, chief Judge of * One of them. Leroy Clark, a with the two delegations seated the federal government — Is es aan and Norwalk are scheduled Highest dividends ever! New 2- Negro and an associate law pro "until hell freezes over" or the 4th U.S. Court of Appeals at opposite at a table covered with Congress makes clear Its Inten ^Fnistration’ Bred Strike pecially hard hit, because mail to meet today to decide if they Year Certificates with a $1,000 fessor at New York University, traffic between the two cities is Richmond, Va., was rejected by a green cloth and containing tion to approve a retroacUve will Join In the sympathy walk the Senate last November, said Carswell had once turned college education and for pay the worid’s busiest. minimum deposit. Beginning April small Elaat and West German pay raise. NEW YORK (AP) — Anthony out. / largely on the strength of his back on him while he was ments on his used car, refriger Although the wUdeat ^rlke About 180 of the ^ Mr fla^ . A picture of East German The strike stacked up 36 mll- Joseph Camera has walked a 1st, dividenas compounded daily* charges he violated the Canons arguing a case and he had been ator and washing machine. was called by leftor carriers, ter carriers in Stamford ore Communist chief Walter Ul- J'on pieces of mall—everything mall route for 24 years. Now he known to do the same to other crafts representing most of the of Judicial Ethics by sitting on brlcht hung on a wall. from registered packages of dia Is walking a picket line. 'The "W e’ll be paying this off the union members. There are about lawyers. cases In which he had a finan Stoph Immediately drove monds to welfare checks and reason Is money. rest of our Uvea.” said the soft- 33,000 rank-ai5d-file postal em 400 postal clerks, and the 160 Cranston said this testimony cial Interest. home his government’s denuind medicine—and caused the Post Camera, 60, Is one of thou spoken letter carrier whose dal- ployes refused to cross the clerks on the morning shift hon- Carswell, a Tallahassee, Fla., was echoed in private conversa for fuU diplomatic recognition sands of striking letter carriers y mall delivery route is In the ptoket line. Only about 3.300 em Office Department to halt all (See Page Nine) FEX member of the 8th Court of Ap tions he has had since with two by the Brandt government. mail delivery In or to the five In New York City. Earning the city's financial district. ployes — all supervisory per 3 ways to earn peals bench who was nominated other lawyers. "On the agenda is the perma boroughs and northern New Jer top armual salary for his classi "I ’m not a protester or de- sonnel — were on the Job. The leaders of the seven mein to the Supreme Court In Janu Cranston’s charge was the nent, basic settlement of the re- sey. fication. his take home pay is spoken letter carrier whose ary, has never owned any stock. first time the opposition brought la Liana between the GDR (East While expressing hope that the now $120 weekly. dally mall delivery route Is In poatal unions issued a back-to- But Sen. Alan Cranston, D- the Canons of Judicial Ethics Germany) and the FTRG (West ctrlklng workers would return to From that he deducU pay tlon. The federal government work staitement late Wednesday. Bid To Settle Callf., told the Senate Wednes Into the Carswell debate, al Germany. R can only be duty today, Postmaster General ments for the mortgage for his has never kepi- Its pomiae to Speaking for the unions, Francis achieved through the establlah- $11,000 home, for a $6,000 loan day Carswell may have violated though the testimony of Clark Wlnton M. Blount announced he (See Pago Fifteen) he took oufUo pay for his son’s (See Page Three) canons 6, 10 and 34 by display (See Page Nine) was suspending In the N«w York Rail Dispute big dividends at ing "a consistent pattern of bias (See Page Ten) Fails Again mnt WASHINGTON (AP) — A new PANTY government effort to peacefully Savings & Loan Foes Accuse Cambodian Prince settle the natioo'wlde railroad labor dispute before a congres aional strike ban expires fell through when the key union AT LAST again refused to n-goUate. a unique lightweight fabric VU» President J. W. O’Brien O f Corruption^ Nepotism^ Killing of the AFL-CIO Sheet Metal that combines'freedom of movement Workers told Asatatant Secre .... . _____ A. ___ AtfwniwAri ognized the *-auf new T*n1 Cambodian re with natural figure control... tested four alleged violations of high government minister, were tary of Labor W. J. Uoery eudi New I-Year Savings & Loan Certificates BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - missar" and with supplylnST ly; to make any predictions or talks were* futile unloes the rail with garterless cuff that really works. Cahibodlan air space last month holding the "real^power.” Members of Cambodia’s Nation arms to the Viet Cong. comment.” road Industry Improved the of that yield 5% %, compounded daily Princess Monique, Sihanouk’s Sihanouk, who received word An amazing lightweight stretch by U.S. and South Vtetnameee The Japanese Embassy In fer his union member# turned al Assembly accused Prince No wife, has been reported In Sin of his ouster just before leaving fabric LETS YOU MOVE FREELY. beginning April 1st.* Initial investment planes and had asked the U.S. Moscow, got a red carpet wel down. rodom Sihanouk of corruption, gapore, while her mother was In (See Page Ten) You move freely and Free Spirit $ 1,000. goverment "to take appropri come In Peking today that Indi O’Brien, in a tetegram to murder, nepotism and protect Eurqpe with Sihanouk and ar ate measures to put an end to Usery refusing to attend moves with you without binding rived In Peking with him today, cated he still had Red China’s ing the Viet Cong before they such provocative acts." support. Wednesday's talks, also zaM no or constricting. ’nie-lrealgnation of the brother- Labor Department official could voted to depose him, the. Cam in-law was announced Wednes Nothing was said about any The official New China News Regular Passbook Accounts require no official protests to Hanoi about act as on unbiased mediator be- JUST THE RIGHT CONTROL bodian Radio reported today. day. Agency referred to him as minimum payments nor advance notice liilll oause President Nixon has Shapes naturally... but gently. A broadcaaf recording of the the presence of the estimated "Cambodian chief of .state," and Bulletin AnoUier broadcast said Sihan 60J100 North Vietnamese and asked Congress to Impose a to withdraw. Starting April 1st, divi debate Wednesday Indicated the welcoming delegation at the FASHION MAGIC CUFFS THAT REALLY ouk had "provoked" the politi Viet Cong troops In Cambodia, mandatory settlement. He had dends compounded daily, oay of deposH many deputies Joln^ In the at cal crisis during which crowds airport Included Premier Chou WORK WITHOUT GARTERS tack before the unanimous vote but the broadcast did report U.S. RECOGNIZES ' also refused to attend a Mardh 6 Hi took to the streets of Phnom En-Ial, Vice Premier LI Hslen- meeting oallsd by Usery. Light and lacy... holds stockings up to day of withdrawal.* Minimum bal of no confldenoe which over new "antl-Vlet Cong" demon- NEW REGIME Penh last week In violent dem nlen, po'.ltburo member Hsleh "On Feb. 19 you, as Aatiatant and panty legs down. ance $5. threw the man who had ruled Btrations In three provinces, in WASHINGTON (AP) — The onstrations against the presence cluding the eastern border prov FXl-chlh and representatives of Secretary of Labor, stated to Perfect for panty hose. ill them for 29 years. of North Vietnamese and Viet 42 countries, including the So United States recognizes the \ Deputy TVlnh Hoahn, who ince of Svay Rleng, a major me you did not believe we want Cong troops on the Cambodian viet Union, Frnace and Britain. new reglino in Cambodia, the ed an agreement. On March 8 Available in 3 styles— called for the no confidence vote Viet Cong staging area. S i' side of the border with South State Department said today. the Labor Department request called the 47-year-old 'prince a Other broadcasts claimed the The Peking report made no SHORTIE $8.00 PANTY $8 .50 LONG LEG $ 9 .0 0 Vietnam. A spokesman, said the U.S. ed both houses of CongrsM to dictator and said Slhanouk’z peasants were pledging their mention of the assembly action Sizes XS, S, M, L. il? ii Embassy In Phnom Penh had enact legislation that Would ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ wife and mother-in-law had Radio Phnom Penh also said support for the coup. ousting Sihanouk. ;i received formal and official make into law the Dec. 4 memo (XL $1.(X) more) made fortunes selling govern Assembly Chairman Cheng Sihanouk had plaimcd last It was believed that the as noUfleation from the foreign randum," O’Brien sold. ment Jobs. He accused SUianouk Heng, who was named a c t ^ weekend to stop In Moscow amt MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION sembly acted at the Instigation oftiee that Prince Norodom O’Brien and negotiators for of running a gambling casino chief of stafe, announced tll«t Peking to ask the two Commu of Gen. Lon Nol, the premier Sihanouk had been deposed three other unions In the diopute 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 for personal profit, "executing a Cambodia will continue to fol and chief of the 49,000-man nist governments’ help in get as chief of state and had been had tentatively accepted itte large number of peasants with low a policy of "Independence, COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 armed forces who quarreled ting the North Vietnamese and succeeded by Cheng Heng. Dec. 4 proposed for a aarant out trial, wasting national funds neutrality and territorial Integ Prince Norodom Sihanouk, deposed chief of state rity” and the government will with Sihanouk In 1968 over the Viet Cong troops out of his coun "Our position,'’ the spokes- hike In current wages of |8.M and blindly toUowlng hit wife’s try. Now tlKire was speculation man said, “ is that the quee- in Cambodia, is shown at leisure during his rule "recognise and respect” all presence of North Vietnamese per hour and a chong* In Job advice." and Viet Cong troops In Cambo he would solicit any Ideas the tloii of recognition does not jurisdiction rules. As seen on TV which ended yesterday. At right Sihanouk takM re- Another deputy named Ouch trsattea which had been formal ly concluded. dia. A report Intercepted by the Chinese might have about re arise.’ ’ Under queeUonlng he Members of the three other ftO«l pml: M0% nrloo, side pmmIi: mrlon, ipandei. CufT clinic: 59% cotton, 23% l«t«, 19% rubber. freshment after a . Royal Palace-Cambodian Army Ek charged the prince with kill South Vietnamese government storing himself t o power. said that meads that recog *Payabla Quartariy soccer match in 1968. At left he enters a pool on ing many peasants "because his The broadcast reported that nition continues. (■ee Page Two) the Btorelgn Ministry had pro said Lon Nol and Slrtk Matak, a So far no government has rec a warm day in Sihanoukville. (AP Photofax. brother-in-law was ‘police com \ V » \ AX \ \ ■X I ' . ^ \ - ■ -X A.' ' A ' ■ ' V ■■ \ \ ^ ' • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 fAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 V PAGE THREE ford; a daughter to Mr. and T^his time, the show will be a Vemon Mrs. Stewart White, Enfield. South Windsor Coventry benefit performance for resi Man Held in Aerial Slaying SheinM^cild on Bridge Manchester frustration’ dents of the Mansfield Training FOR nVRENIB AND DISCHARGED YESTKHDAY; School, with the 12-act variety VOUfMlPGOPlf lONOltf! im uM AND BBlig Hospital Notes James O. Miller, 92 E. Middle May Face Air Piracy Count TO STUDY OROSSEtnnriNO n o r t h Bred Strike Road Sweeping Program Advisory Panel Will Study event set for showing this Sat ^ None Local Control of Education vhanN o houm Tpke.; Mrs.. Jadquelino C. urday at 7:30. Performers are By AOnUDD SHEDrWOU) 109 8 6 iBtsniMdIate Care Semi- Heintz, 87B Rachel Rd.;. Law (Continued from Page One> Coventry High School students, BOS’TON (AP) — U.S. Atty. State police Investigators, rence J. Bilodeau, 161 Vemon „ Herbert F. Travers Jr. says a quoting Wilbur, said Hartley 0 A8732 private, noon-t p.m., and 4 p.m. Will Start Next Week Municipal Data Processing and are under the direction of I Ntlll remember the day K 9 6 3 p.m.1 private rooms, 10 a.m.- St.; Mrs. Jeanne P; Bois, Mer- us. There’s always something in Edumund De Hay of the CHS short order cook charged with lived long enough to wound Dl- UL MU AMliniD when my father called me into Favored by Duffey over Busing • row; Mre. Janice 'L. Sullivan, The sweeping of local roade named Connecticut Boholars. Saurtl Audlwcu EAST p.m., and 4 p.m.-0 p.m. the way of our raize—inflation, Th« Town OouncU has voted to the usideremployed, the large faculty. murder In the aerial gunshot Vivo In a stru ^le for the man’s hU atudy. "Son." h# aald WEST Pediatries: Parents allowed East Hartford; Ruth M. Carey, will be started by the Highway They are Susan Elsenbe’r|', Janet estatdish a CUlsens Advisory faknily or any other low or limit slaying of an airliner copilot .38-callber pistol, 4 A9832 4 QJ6S the Vietnam war . . .’’ Deportment next Monday. The Feathonstono, Pamela Hobby, nervoualy, "it’a tlihe we talked A543 2 By BETTE QUATRAUB any tim e e x c ^ noon-S p.m.; Willlmantlc; Paul B. Black, Coipmlttee on Municipal data ed income household. Manchester Evening Herald also may be accused under the An alrltae statement said Wll- AU AUt ABMinU about the facta of life. Nobo<]|y ^ None ■ (Herald Reporter) others, 8 p.m.-8 p.m. Stuart Dr., Tolland; Daryl A. "This Is the greatest country schedule hae been reversed from Wanda Hubbard, Pauline Uaottc, processing, and Is asking citi Those who may not apply ore fcderal Air Piracy Act. bur did not remember whether firMtl 6uI4mc« ImmM 0 J 10 9 64 0 K5 Burgess, Glastonbury; Sharon D. ta the world and you can’t do y*®4'i "4th cleaning crews Sharon Loomit, Linda Tome) Coventry eorrespondent, Holly ever learned how to croBarufl Dataoorajtlo senatorial candi Self Service: It a.m.-> p.m., zens willing to serve on the those with ready cash and-or Oantner, tei. 748-8796. Conviction on either charge he or hts copilot was shot first, by studying the bird! ouid the' ♦ 18 Dewle, 16 Sherry Circle, Tol- anvthlmr better than work tor Margaret Watson, <4 Q107 date Joseph Duffey, speaking 4 p.m.-8 p.m. land- Mary Lou Brennan 62 ®«ier man worK lor ^ working eastward. The girls were among 1,800 committee to contact Town U.S. Savtlngs Bonds (Series B or oould bring a death penalty. "He did remember Hartley beea." And he showed me the SOUTH Intenalve Care and Coronary Manager Dennis Moore'. H) in the amount of $1,CK)0 for a The alleged assailant, John J. grappling with DlVlyo for the 4 K10 7 4 last night in Vemon, advooatsd Hawthorne St.; Robert J. Weber government,” he said. "But streets In housing develop- scholars selected from an op- u s n itm ' very hand that you are now neighborhood control of educa- Oarot Immediate family only, , According to an , annouhce- family of one, or $1,600 for a DlVivo, 27, of West New York, gun, taking the gim from DlVlvo l(r i; raqulru mcw looking at. C? KQJ7 anytime, limited to five min- Jr., 8 Oak Strcet. Rockville. government should be lead- ments.wUl be first. The current pileant group of approximately family or two or more. N.J., remained under heavy se- ahd shooting DiVivo twice," the PM«nt or Adult IM tion, particularly in the ivorth- Also, Mrs. Maiy Sullivan, 31 Ing ta the treatment of em- P*an schedules cleaning jn the 6,100 candidates. Selection was merlt from Jesse Bralnard, South dealer. 0 Q am states. council aecretairy, “This dommit- Proof of income and ready datlon at Massachusetts (3ener- statement said. 4 A542 Oolway St.; Melvin Backes, 26 ployes, not taking up the rear, following order: Pleasant Valleiy based on n combined score Bid To Settle Both sides vulnerable. Describing local control o< Maternity: Fatbera, 11 n.m.- tee will study the town’s data cash m\Bt be furnished by the , al Hospital after removal of a The shbotlng occurred when Opening lead—Jack Dia Weit North Eart 18:40 p.m., and OtN p.m.-8 Lydall St.: Arthur Stewart, 179 And now we are going to make Estates, Burnham Acres, Park which weighted academic per- bullet from hla stomach the jet was over Franklin, NO ONE UNOU 17 AOHinfD at eduoabkon as one of Gm most base and recommend to the appUoant. I §1 monds. Pass 1 0 Pass p.m.; otbera, S p.m.-4 p.m., and Boulder Rd.; Tracy L. Hallo- «)me waves about it.” and Northview, Ordway Dr., formance indicated by rank in council acquisition, storage and PTO-PTA Meeting Rail Disvute Wednesday. He also was wound- Mass., about 30 miles south of (Aoi limit may vwy All Pass crucial issues today, DuCtsy way, 17 Wild Rose Dr., Wap- Camera lives on Staten Island McGrath Estates, Farnham B3e- class and academic ability as I* amttln MM) Delcarer won the first trlok Pass 4 <31 stated, "Busing doesn’t even OM p.m.-S p.m. retrieval systems to handle the Tonight at ?!S0 there will be J • ed In the chest and right arm Boston, on the final approach to in- dummy with the ace of dia Age Llmlto: 10 In nutemlty, ping; Paula L. Raymond, 92 E. with his wife and two daughters tatee. Roiling Pork, Hilltop, scores e a n ^ oi) town's lawful municipal and edu Aaain during the mllc-hlgh cockpit Ix>gan of a flight from Newark, touch the herd-core problem of Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Elsie Beck- in the two-story home he pur- South Windsor Heights, GrAham i||® Scholastic Aptitude Test of a combined meeting of the Cov Fails ■ m M ■ -umiKsi monds, my father told me,. He ghetto eduoaitlon." ’ 18 In other areas, no limit in cational transactions.” entry Grammar School PTO O struggle on an Eastern Airlines N.J. then ruffed a diamond in his and the next {dayer paaaea. You self-nerrice. with, ’lYjmble Brook Dr., Ver- chased 12 years ago. Their life- Estates, Westbridge, Graham ^"® Ooilsge Entrance Examlna- Citizens with background or and the Robertson School PTA, (Continued from Page One) plane Tuesday night. Eastern said DiVivo, a ninth hold: Spades, A-9-8-8-I; HeMrte, "Black neighborhoods 'want non; Albert Peralil, East Hart- style is a conatant reminder of Park, Dlndale Park and Para- hand, ruffed a apade in the their schools to r e f l ^ their experience in computer systems to be held at the Robertson Doctors described his condl- grade dropout, had told a stew- dummy and ruffed another dia None; Dlannisids, J-10-M-4J The administration remliids ford; Jean Mary Oakes, 167 the size of his paycheck. Lakes. VolleybaU tlon as satisfactory. ardess he had no money for his traditions end culture . . . I analysis, programming and elec Schoo!. un'ons representing machinists, mond In his hand. Cluba, Q-IO-T. visitors that with eonstnidtion Tanner St.; Mrs. Genevieve C. He handles the renalrs and re- Cleaning crews will then , ™® voll^eyball tronic mechanical data process Mrs. Betty Newton and Mrs. electricians and bodHermakers Also in satisfactory condition fare and asked to be taken to have not talked to any inner city mider way, parking apace Is McVeigh, East Harttort; Wil- „,M eltarof ^ p 3 f a " r U t ^ a was pilot Robert M. Wilbur Jr., the cantata. Though Wilbur was THEATER TIME I blushed when my father What do you say bktok group who favors deseg ing would be especially valuable Merle Reynolds of Manchester voted to accept the proposal, described this way of playing Answef: Bid four spades. This limited. Visitors are asked to 11am R. Danahy, 56 Ridgewood rooms, and added radla- HUls, Birch HUla James h e l^ at Hill to this new group’ and should 35, of Fair Lawn, N.J., who busy with his landtag, he admlt- regation through busing,” he will show slides and explain but the sheet metal workers vot SCHEDULE a bridge hand, and we avoided game promises stnmg bear with the hospital while the St.; Mrs Lo^alm A. Caron, tors, ta addition to repairs. It Oak Rklge J®‘“ contact Moore prior to April 16 Project Outdoors, which spon landed the twln-jft DC9, car- ted the man to the cockpit when continued. "They f^el the main parking problem exists. Storrs; Mary CrandaU, 219 Oen- i-ad to be done so I did it ” Estates, Gray Forms, Orchard ^im ^hy Edwards ed it down out of f:'ar the jurisd- rying 66 passengers and a crew told he had a gun. looking at each other. We live support (often five or problem is control of their itiM- «) ” " * Hii), Oy™ March 9. The results of if interested in serving. sors school trips to the Oak State Theatre—The Reivers, in a franker age today, so I cards), a singleton or ter St. He takes his ■wife out to eat ■*®*f*“ ’ Farms, Avery evenlnx nut Woodland Park Food Stamp Program lotlan rule woidd cost them of five, at L/jgan International The airline said DiV’vo or- can say quite plainly that East gjjg and not more schools.” Also, Robert Jarlsh, East about twice a year. The reatau- Spencer Heights, Wood- Grove Nature Center in Man Airport although shot In both dered, "Take me east,” but Wil- 6:46, 9:00 ______Patients today :S05 in first place with a 17-4 record. ApplicaUona from Coventry chester, and covers the cost of many jobs, "nie sheet metal East Windsor Drive-In—Oa- discarded a club when declarer g points in high cards. The Duftey’s a'ppeanance before Hartford; Mrs. Betty L. Cob- rants are the ones on Staten Is- *0)ab. residents for participation in the arms. bur replied that he would first Democratic >town committee leigh. Elm 'HlU Rd., Vemon; It is followed by: Leftovers, substitute teachers in the local workers, with some 6,000 rail mille 2000, 7:30. Fast Set. 9:35 'led - that third round of diamondsj * idea Is to discourage partner ADMITTED YESTERDAY: land not the well-known places Storting with Main St., aiU 1041; KofC and Industronlcs, 15- food stamp program will be re workers. Is the smallest of the His 28-yenr-old wife A'’l'ta, have to land at Logan and start- from the dummy. nvemibers from Vemon, Tolland Mrs. Raymond Cohen and in Manhattan ®‘ker town roads will be swept schools for the days on which once an airline abewardess, said ed a turn Into the approach Manchester Drive-In — Easy from trying for a slam unless and EUlington appeared to laxdc Mrs. Catherine G. Allan, East daughter, 9 Trotter St.; Mrs. 6; Tramps, 14-7; Oakridge, 18-8; ceived by appointment only to- the field trip is held. four unions In the dispute. Rider, 8:50. The Ambushers, This play left East with only . after the developments have Gerber and Temple, 11-10; Wlld- moTPOw at the Town Hall, Rte. she was “very, very proud" of path. he has an unusually powerful the dramatic appeal of last Sun Hartford; Wallace Balkus Jr., j^aygnl Samarasinghe and son. His wlf© purchases |/Ult;i$a0d$ tt= inSTrtf twwn JUiawrsI^-^ U4mi« ww ara-s miu AA-AV, TTl$Ur A question and answer period Nixcn asked Congress to im one club, and declarer could get hand. Box 217, Bolton; Leo N. Fogg, 31, in the registrars’ room in her husband. She said he had "Capt. Wilbur said that when . only one club trick and seven day’s Bolton oppearanoe by Sen 6fi RuflseU St.; Mra. Allaon Zor- will follow the presentation, and pose as binding the' Dec. 4 tenta only ons question when she vis- he banked the aircraft for the of San Vlt- Copyright ItlO Stafford Springs Mrs. LUllan ba ___ and daughter, Stafford I her to. Camera ^ lawns end into ^ r*' the basement. Those who do not tive agreement for the rest of of the eight trumps in the two ator Thomas Dodd. t°rce the program should adjourn by ited him at the ho.'nltal: "How turn, DiVivo ani>eared surprised General Features Corp. Delivering his comments in F. Gardner, 32A McGuire gprtags; ------Gousse add^- does she No-Name, and the Jesters, 4-17. have eppdiintments for tomorrow 9 p.m. this year, but Congress instead East Hartford Drive-In—A hands. Down one. may make them for a later are the Wds?” The Wilburs and began fl'ring his weapon,” Ms usual low-key but intense Lane; James Gladysz,H ^ daughter, East Hartford; About $6 to $12-unless should not be raked into gutters. Voter Session enacted a 37-day ban against have two children, Allison, 4, EJastem’a account sold, Time For Giving, 7:30. Hotel Better Teaching Main St.; WUllom J : Nerltl^ 77 joeeph Ulrich and daugh- H s a s i^ la l occasion like a deportment has also deite. The food stemp program any strike until April 11. 9:20 Nowadays we teach even approach, Duffey was warmly She Has New Name IB adminiatered by the U.S. De- Admissions for and Robert, 2. In Washington Wednesday, . ‘Dolly’ Hospitalized reoelved by those attending the Starkweather St.; Mrs. Mile 'Hill Rd., RockvlUe. wedding. scheduled the start of Its spring LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Co- ^ The disputes Involves 45,000 young children to cash all side bara R. Hlcklng, 39 Park West i pairtment ot Agricultux>e and th© El©otors for the town will be State police obtained a war- the Air Line Pilots Association PHILADEU>HIA (AP) talk. He is saying more in less ^ clean-up and snow plow dam- medlenne Goldie Hawn, the glg- in session at the Town Hall on men but a nationwide strike rant ta East Boston District asked the Justice Department . u>DBtops beforeoeiore beginningw|suuiui|s tx a cross ------r u .. 1 X. ai. Dr., Rockville. would idle all 525,000 rail work K h a m D i s t r i c t nU. immediately after taking Singer Pearl Bailey, star of the time than In previous appear Nixon Leveled with U.S. ^ program for April 1. Any glfng blonde pixie of television’s Thoee alreaxiy receiving Aid Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon, Court charging DiVivo with and federal judges generally to - ______musical ''Uallr,“Hello, rw\llvl"Dolly!” WOSwas ances in the county several Also, David H. Irwin Jr., 92 birthday, he explained. town resident who has a prob- "Laugh-In,” has a new legal ers and quickly tie up other in murder in the copilot’s death give priority to trials of accused the ace of diamonds declarer Deepwood D r.; Stanley G. Kas- to Dependent GhUdrem (ADC) Electors will ex- dustries dependent on rail sup- should cash the ace and king hospltaUzed with chest pains months ago. On Laos Policy; Volpe Entertainment revolves lem in either regard should con- name. muat make thedr food stamp ap- amine the qualifications and act and another chargl-g assault airplane hijackers, and canceled a scheduled per Although oibout 46 persons slt- evich, 27 Hammond St., Rock FT TNT Mieii (AP) text the Wghway department. Superior Court approved the plly. of clubs. FLINT, Mich .(Ap) — Secre- family. Vacations are trips to _ . ^ f«r xxi.a v... plication through their state so- application of any resl- with intent to muider the cap- The association said 21 hljack- Play Choice formance Wednesday night. tended his talk in the Vemon ville; Richard 8. Kuclnskos, 62 School Menu cial worker. dents eligible to apply for ad- Secretary of Labor George P. taln. ers now ta custody are awaiting When these tricks get by, High Ridge Rd., South Wind- tary of Tmasportation John Mrs. Camera’s folks in Missis- „hnnii * husband Wednesdav because Shultz has been summoned to declarer is safe. He can ruff Miss Bailey has undergone Administration Building, about TTie school lunch menu for Ihose who ere ocnsidered eli- The copilot was James E. trial. Referring to the Eastern treatment for exhaustion sever-. 20 more attended a private re sor; Barbara E. McOooe, East Volpe has defend^ PresKtent elppi, spending nights with rela- ^ w eekTitoU iy, ft^tidtirt ‘he couple said their ol^nam e testify b.'fore the House Com Changed For diamonds in his own hand and B u fo rd ; Karen A. Pagoni, 68 Nixon’s policy in Laos, saying, tlVM along the way. glble for the program include applicants must be a Hartley, 30, of Fort Le'e. N.J., Airlines Incident, the associa- spades in the dummy. Bast may al times in recent years, ception at the home of CCO ta a roll, mustard, ^ tsu p and difficult to spell and pro- the following Pittvate pension- United States citizen, or have merce Committee Monday on ^ ^ gunshot wound in tion said: Vemon leader Robert Chamber* Gerard St.; Mrs. Therese ‘^ e have e s k ^ to ^ Many of Camera’s colleagues relish stew nounce. the Nixon proposal and other os- chest. His wife Becky, a reg- "We believe the Justice De- at some stage ruff or overruff A theater spokesman said she ers, socilal security retirees, so- attained their 21st birthday, or Drama Fete with the ace of trumps and lead expected to be well enough to lain. Petro, Forrest View Dr., Ver- ^ vie have a duty to be ^ave second Jobs-moeUy in the The ■old nam es; Kostas and dal security families, those re- established their residency in pects of the 15-month-old dds- nurse, collapsed on duty partment should bring the p~r- Among those attending the r » non; Mrs. Pearl L. Ponchak, ‘h«^- mallrooms of brokerage houses puesdav snairitetU with mrnt Ctoldte Tritchonla. The r at a Hackensack, N.J. hospital son ta this case to trial and ask Riham High School’s Trlgon a trump, but declarer will still appear in the musical tonight. East Hartford; Mary E. Proc- Volpe ^parted fi^m ^ main ^ ^ oeivii^ benefits such as unem- Coventry for at least six months Players have changed their get a total of seven trump ______oeptlon were Ltt. Gov. AttUia ployment compensaUon or P*’tor to the application, "Just because the President when told her husband was for the death penalty prescribed FYaasinelli and Tolland County tor 80 Fairfield St.: David A. theme of a speech Wednesday ^ * s j sauce, cneeae, coosea green sent a message to Congress dead. by law.” choice of play for entry in the tricks to add to the three side Reid North Windham. on the transportation crisis to t "’***' french dressingt Ice workmen’s compensation, VA Patrick’s Dance 1970 Connecticut Drama Featl top cards. Even if you’re a bird State Sen. Rctbent Houley, as benefilclarles, the unemployed, ^ St. Patrick’s Day Dance doesn’t mean you can't med^te well as outgoing Vemon Demo Also, William S. Roche. 88 a dispute,” Usery said in reply val. or a bee, you must agree that truth” and had "leveled with handle another Job,” he school and 'nmothy Edwards, will be the Whlrlaways Square it’s better to score game and cratic Town Chairman Deo Webster Lane, Hebron; George the American people” about ^or does he want his wife french bread), milk; Wednes- — Dance Club’s event for this to O’Brien. ^ ^ e r n o n Instead of "Mary Stuart,” PUZA ithey will present lexcerpts from rubber than to be down one. Flaherty who has not been at K. Schulz, 200 Union St., Rock U.S. involvement in Laos. ^ "I’** rather struggle day, beef stew with fresh vege- weekend, will be held at the "The law (proposed by Nixon) Dally Question tending most county political ville; Cindy K. S u r m a n n, was designed to impose upon "The Gloss Menagerie” by "Some who criticize the have her home with the tables, baking powder biscuit, DEPT. STORE i M S t t r n P B t P r school Sunday from 7 to Partner opens wltfa one spode^ (unedons. Northfleld Rd., Coventry; Amierioan bombing in Laos tend children. ’ spice cake with lemon icing, 10 p.m., with Red Bates and our members the agreement Tennessee Williams at ilie Bris (Wa H*va A Notton Hot Meal Plan Under Study tol Central High School a* 7:30 Speaking to the town com- Michael M. Wleber, 62 Llnnmore to look on it os an Isolated mill- Camera said it bothers him milk; Thursday, hot oven meat that was rejected by them on mllbtee members last night, Duf (Herald ptKto 4>y Quotrale) Dr. To P lease) p.m., Aprit 3. The festival will tary venture far removed firom that after 24 years at one job he ball grinder, buttered gp*een E . MIMHAC TPKE. Enening ^rralii ““ ».a by u.. Dec. 17. It is felt the above men- fey challenged inoumbient Sen. Rev. Joseph Duffey at Democrats’ meeting last night. ~ checks beana, choccriate pudding with Uonied reasons di'squallfy any In Elderly Housing Units continue throughout the day on BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A South Vietnam,” he said. "This has no savings. Pay (Next to Popular BIkt.) Published Dally Except Sundays *tan and Paul Zepke, and soft- Saturday. Thomas Dodd on hts voting rec daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gary is a totally invalid assumption.” come every two weeks and last 'topping, milk, OPIEN WED., THUE8., spd Holidays at 13 Bissell Street soled shoes are a requirement. representative of the admindB- ord, which he feels is of more Hancheeter, Conn. (06040) Boosters Show Vernon’s Housing Authority is to 7 p.m No reservations are The cast of "The Glass poor black children,” Duffey and caucuses throughout the Zawlstowskl, Cook Dr., Bolton; Volpe told the Flint Industrial exactly that long. A salad plate la served daify FRI. UU 8 : Telephone 643-2711 “ o®***™ »"Ow tration as an unbiased media importance than Dodd’s censure. Baby Training Panto, tor,” O’Brien told Usery. exploring the possibility of a necessary and take-out orders Menagerie” includes April Mott related, describing scenes he state. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Executive Club that the Laotian "I’d like to have just $10 left at Timothy Fldwards and the Second aass Poetage Paid at The Coventry High School will be available. as Amanda Wingfield; Renee He placed probable senatorial sees In hls neighborhood. "They Factory Tour West, 34D Mt. Vernon Apts., government asked tor U.S. as- at the end of the week,” he said, high school, Baby Bibs Hanchester. Conn. Boosters Club will give a repeat But, he added, "When we are hot meal plan for the elderly candidate Congressman Jolm Quality Brands SUBSCRIPTION RATES ^ Boy Scout troop 86 wiU hold Cote as Laura; Bruoe Ray as Monagan in the same category. should be flghtl~g to~ether, Duffey toured three Rockville Rockville; a daughter to Mr. sistance because the North Viet- "sometimes there’s not enough State Scholars Prices youH like Payable In Advance performance of the variety advised a significant change has people living ta the town’s hous an Eagle Court of Honor Fri Tom, and Stan Rzonca as the A FILMED RECORD they are both being robbed.” factories yesterday afternoon, Mrs.' Terry Sprenkel, 73 namese government Ixad sent money to say, ‘Let’s go to the The High School has announc- One Year ...... $30.00 show which was so well re- occurred ta this situation that ing projedts for the elderly. MONTGOMERY TO MEMPHIS ...... ^ ,'go oelved In Coventry last month. day at 6:30 p.m. at the First gentleman caller. aB**Dodd’s”” h e '^ '^ d ” Asked if he will have the sup- receiving a good reception at palmer Dr., Wapplng; a son troops there. movies.’” ed that eight seniors have been 7 woiUd put 'more on the table’ A group from Vernon went Congregational Church of Ver Nick Buano is serving as One night only. ”We have to find a way to ®®"' Abraham Rlbicoff, U. S. Envelope, Roosevelt MUls to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S av tao ,______L_ other than what our members yesterday to Mahoney Village, non. stage manager; Dave Ander get more federal money back Duffey sidetraeked saying, "as and AmerbeUe. g5 Birch St.; a son to Mr. and reiJectid. we would gladiy meet of Hartford’s housing for March 24th197D,8RM. The highest award of Eagle son, lighting; Louise Zito, cos to the state and local level to B®®** Democrats, he will xhe Ellington Democratic Mrs. Stanley Michalak. 9 Ai with anyone to draiCt an agree- elderly projects where a hot will be presented to Keith Ed- tumes; Miargaret Traber, prop Tickets $500,tax deductible A l proceeds to reduce increasing state and local support the top candidate. Ctaucus approved a three-man derson St.; a daughter to Mi n)€ht-’’ meal Is servd at noon at a cost lund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl erties, and Ruth Anderson, taxes,” Duffey maintained. According to Duffey the Dem- delegation to the state conyen- and Mrs. Rosalre Lussler, LAST DAY FRIDAY Usery met some 40 minutes of 96 cents per person. If 10 The Martin Luther King.>. Edlund Jr. of 26 Estelle Dr. book holder. Peter Hutchinson Special Fund As do most of the candidates ocrats do not have a strong tion which Includes one Duffey Llnnmore Dr., a son to Mr. an< with* representatives of the in- more sign up the meals can be Representatives of the Boy is ta charge of sound. for the senatorial seat, Duffey leader at this point. "The dele- supporter, Fred Kemp, after a Mrs. John Luntta, 170 Ocik St. dustry and 'the other three available seven days a week, Scout Council have -been invited Mrs. Pauline Straight, first ■termed the tax netorm blU, gates are tlie party leaders close contest Wednesday night, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ro unlofis. Chief IndiMtry negotia- The meals are served ta the to attend. vice president of the Connect community house. UNITED "tax relief, not reform.” right now,” he e)cplalned. The three-man slate had been George, East Hartford. i Cm ikatflievisH tor John P. HUtz said "We ere Bloodmobile Visit icut Drama Associatiioni and He took issue with the drug These telegates are now be- endorsed by the town com- Also, a son to Mr. and Mn stiU exploring thngs but without Vernon's first project for the The Red Cross Bloodmobile general chairman of the festi elderly has such a community ARTISTS bill passed by Congress recent- Ing chosen by town committees mlttoe. Russeli Hallauer, East Han the prlnolpal guy here, it’s pret will visit St. Bernard’s Church val, Is dlreoUng ithe play, as ly including that written by ______ty difficult.” « hall. It was agreed that such a program not only offers a Hall on Martih 24 from 1 to 6 :30 sisted by Peter AuOota and EAST Dodd. "The bill falls to ap- He has refused to aocex>t the good meal at a reasonable price p.m. George Kasyan. WEST MlDDlaE TPKE. pieach the problem of hard UleUwdoirSto! offer of the .three other unions to but it also gives the elderly peo The quota for the visit will be Elizabeth Wright Cited drugs . . . There are no pro open till 9 thurs night, mon, thru sat. 9 :80 to 5 :80 acceipt the proposed agreement 100 pints of blood and persons Elizabeth Wright has been visions for additional guards at pick up ple an opportunity to eat to on grounds it would do no good gether. are being asked to respond to selected to receive the Youth points of entrance Into the coun unless all four unions accept U. Francis Pltkat, executive di the bloodmoblle’s visit. Walk- Cltizenahip Award sponsored by try,” he noted. I The chief stumbling block is rector of the Housing Authority ins will be welcomed. The visit the Soro^m iat Club of WllU- MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Duffey would prefer to see the proposal to let mem'bers of he plans to visit projects Is being sponsored by St. Ber- mantic. Her appUcatton will CHOIRS and ROUND TABLE the drug problems taken out of CASUAL I all four unions do a limited in other towns. nard’s Women’s Guild. now be forwarded for considera the Federal Bureau of Narcotics VISIT ajnount of work ta each other’s Grange Meeting Pinochle Session tion in the New Flngland re Presents and placed under the Bureau of traditional job jurisdictions to Vemwi Grange 52 will meet Winners in the recent Vernon gional competition. Drug Abuse where funds could increase efficiency. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Grange Senior Citizen’s Pinochle tour In a letter to Elizabeth, the The Annual Spring Concert be directed towards rehabilita VILLAGE OUR NEWLY "Certainly It looked hopeless Hall, Vernon Center, when first nament session were William Awards Ck>m'mlttee noted that “NEW ENGLAND CHRONICLE” tion centers such sa Odeasey here this afternoon without Mr. Pratt, 604; Anna Fleschlg, 602, "your application showed an un House In New York v4iere main, ■and second degrees will be — SWEET FREEDOM’S SONG — facing oak IBERIAN ELM O’Brien here,” said Usery, but (XJnferred. and Elsie Nutland 590. usual and very mature grhsp of young addicts help each other with "The Pick of the Portables” The rustic Craftsman® panel added he would continue efforts The junior grange will meet The session today was to local, state, and national alms BAILEY AUDITORIUM toward a cure. REMODELED and problems plus your own with the Meiditerranean Look! to get negotiations going again. Saturday at 2 p.m. when de- start with a potluck luncheon to Friday Evihing, March 20,1970, 8.00 pjn. Unity Stressed grees will be conferred and celebrate the birthdays of the goals and solutions. We think The need tor unity among onth and card playing was to you will make a splendid rep General Admisskm $1.00 party members was stressed by INFANTS & TODDLERS DEPT. INTRODUCTORY inspection held. «ni Rockville The Grange wiU sponsor a Vtitart at 1:30 p.m. The games resentative tor our area and Duffey. He pictures himself as ham and baked bean supper are played at the Lottie Fisk Connecticut.” a catalyst for unifying divergent WITH SPRINB SPECIALS Saturday at the hall from 5:30 Building, Henry Park. elements with the party. Hospital Notes "I have gone to all groups visiting hours are 18:30 to 8 mr WINDSOR within the party structure. . . p.m. in all areas except ma STATE DHIVf i‘. ★ HI . and to the factories and the Feminists Beseige OfHce MANCHESTIR CtNTIR nedgtaboihoodB," Duffey stated. THE ternity where they are 8 to 4 FREE PARK REAR OF THEATRE and 6:30 to 8 p.m. "We must look into the eyes of Prices Shown at 0:48 • 8:00 rUtthitSMinMl- those who have their way of FASHIONS Of Ladies Home Journal • ADVANCED 21,500 VOLT Admitted Tuesday: Sharon life at stake.” Limited Time Only. NEW YORK (AP) — For 87 Newsweek filed a federal m- Noting that he is the only can After Apr. 30, 1970, Kloter, Union St., Rockville; OU KNOW • NEW-VISTA COLOR CHASSIS years the Ladlea' Home Journal platat against that magazine 'C a m ille didate so far to obtain the en suggested retail Raymond Mulroney, TaJeott- last week , charging that they dorsement of a major labor • SOLID STATE UHF TUNER price $14.80 has been advising "Never Un A N D LOVE 4 'x 8 ' ville Rd., Rockville; Stella were discriminated cigaJnst. 2 o o o ” group in the state, Duffey point derestimate the Power of a • SUPER BRIGHT HI-UTE COLOR TUBE panel GrabowakI, Snipsic St., Rock They said there was only one ed to strong support in Falrfieid Woman.” Now 100 feminists woman on a writing staff of 50 County, the stamping grounds of • 180 SQ. IN. PICTURE ville: Edward Tomlinson, Fox men. the probable Republican senator Hill Dr., Rockville; Valerie have demanded that editor John Mack Ctarter live by the motto. ial candidate, Lowell Welcker car'ters- thomas Zwieroan, Alpert Dr., Rock and of Democratic senatorial ville; Ann Connelly, Neill Rd., All day Wednesday, Carter’s Extended Forecast candidate Alphonsus Donahue cute togs ■ fawn $ .00 Special Offer! Rockville; Marie Rose War- fifth-floor office was besdged "We’re not going to solve our beck, (Crystal Lake Rd., Rock by women demanding that Car The extended weather outlook problems until the war in Viet 348 Includes Cart ville; Mary Praxtanlak, Crystal ter be replaced by a woman, for ComvecUcut Is cloudy skies Winner! Golden Gfobe Award! nam ends . . . I don’t see where wonderalls* renzo Lake Rd., Rockville; Gtoia that he Wrc an all-woman edito with periods of rain likely Sun BEST PICTURE OF 1970 we are any closer to ending it ART-PHOTO Bertinasco, East Hartford; rial and advertising staff and day and part of Monday. Tem Steve McQueen now than a year ago,” Duffey elegent heir* curity FYajik Vlslus, Village St., Rock that he allow them to put out peratures will be mild, with 'The Reivers” stated. Your favorite color slide or ville : Sharon Badstuebner, "The Women’s Liberated Jour- dally highs averaging ta the up- THE "We must set a time for with kute kiddie negative enlarged to an 11" Tbompson St., Rockville; Albert nal” as a replacement tor one per 40s to low 60s and night- A Cinema Center Films Presentation X 14" full color canvas finish A National General Pictures Release. drawal, and negotiate 'with the print. Beautifully framed in Saibrowskd, (Jelutng Rd., Tol- Issue of the magazine. time lows ta the upper 30s. —Coming— SECRET people we are fighting, the a handsome walnut finish land, and Irene Suebeefci, Ban- carter said—as the women ______“King of the OrixiUM" NIxF.” wood with golden trim. Ideal croft Rd., Rockville. smoked his cigars, sat In his A Walt Disney Production OF SANTA "We must have a Democratic $ .00 gift for birthdays, Mother's Discharged Tuesday: Charles chair and berated him—that candidate who presents a clear THREE PAYMENT PLANS Day and anniversaries. Bloniarz, Brooklyn St., Bock- they had a point but they could VITTORIA alternative,” Duffey'stated. ANTHONY (JUINN 3 payment planat 278 vllle; D ia n e Michaud, Ward St., not have his job. "We must have a clear politic • Powerful Color Chassis Only $5.99 plus 25( for postage/handling. (Comparative VIRNA HARDY SEROK) 1. SO Daye Ceeh $11:00 retail value). Unframed: $3.99 plus 250 for Rockville, and LeRoy Plmen- The women said they had sln- USI KRUGER’FRANCHl al strategy which shows people *. % Down, •/. 80-00.80 Daye. • Weighs Only 40 Lbs. postage/handling. tal, StoTTB. gied out the Journal, which has U anna MAONANI.i—I what they have in common," ha No-Intereet ------6.9 million readers, because its DEUCIOUS maintained, not one vflilch 8. No Down Payment, Budget To 3 • Super Bright Hi-Lite articles were ” irrelevant, unstl- BURNSIDE divides people, setting one group Y Color Tube Visit our showroom today for full details, Memorial Service Held mulating and demeaidng to the RAVIOLI against another. corn cobbers • 102 Sq. In. Picture and a Look at all of the Weldwood Stars! For 14; Two Brothers women of America.” "We need equal economics They brought along a dummy / CaiMHoni, opportunity, a good mlnlmuni SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) —"I cover tor their women’s libera- wage and working conditions," kleinerts have no sons now,” said John R. tlon issue and several ideas tor IVI IflV*TIUIM he explained. "We must pursue blue bird Hunter, his eyes red from tears, stories such as "Prostitution THEATRE EAST and ScHKogn TONIGHT a policy which makes working OUB OWN SERVICE STAFF as he looked up to the passing and the Law” and "Can Mar- I^ANCHESTe thru TUES. worthwhile." Available at all times, made OH! W't' - Omtlnulng his hard line sup tiny tots formation of six F4 Phantom jet riage Survive Women’s Libera- A Truly Top Show Xo aeeure you of the beet conttnued fighters in the shape of a cross, tion.” for your eating pleasure at RitS h K HA • BOl lUN NUILM port of unions and the working rmanre, we have our own utaff bom . \man, Duffey proposes a floor of Mr, and Mrs. Hunter of near- After the initial five-hour little world tate Uceneed elecUonleto. by Vista were among 35 rela- demonstraUon, 12 feminists be- income under which all who V of Come and see Rtaa and r work can be lifted out of pover tives and friends of 14 men gon negotiating with Carter and Peter — of -Triple Award Winner CauMS TCIURi r«M In MM aid httOm trimfit killed Dec. 22 when a F8 Crusad- several other editors while the ty levets. The costs of the pro IW.G.GLENNEY er jet crashed Into a hangar at rest of the women watched and gram woidd likely have to be nighty nite>alyssa>miss dorissa f'.! Miramar Naval Air Station aft- waited outside, VILLA MARIA phased over a five to six-year er the pilot ejected. The Hunters In the early evening it was an- MATT HEIM period, be said. CO. lost their sons, John Jr., 23 and nounced that the group had m "It’s tragic to see Um flghto Christopher, 20. been offered a special eight- FORDS between the poor white and the MANY MORE LEADING “Thls memorial is a memo- page supplement in an upcom- •18 Golebrook Road rlal to courage and bravery and tag issue and a special women’s OUatenbnry FAMOUS MAKERS the brother-to-brother relation- liberation column each month. HAMILL'S PRINTERY ship beiween men,” Navy Capt. TTiey then went back into CHICKEN FRIES Potterton’s Cuitom>Made 336 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Alfred W. Chandler 'said at dedi closed-door sessions. The dem ALSO A 8PROIALTY DMmM k, COtUMia fictuMt cation ceremonies Wednesday. onstrators hod vowed to stay SWWBraMRUK RUBBER STAMPS “Charge It” With Your Master Charge Card, 130 CENTER STREET FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINCE 1931 TEL. 649-5253 The memorial, in a cypress "until oil our demands are CALL A33-96N PETER FONDA-DENNIS HOPPER TICHMCOUMT m u I grove on the base, has identifi met.” covos C • Phon# 647-1268 • or. Open Up A Cateal Village Charge Account. , . OPEN THURSDAYS TO 9 P.M. cation tablets at its foot. Some women employes at .‘V .. !1 \. \ ' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HJJRALD, MANCHEStElR, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 PAOB f I V l •\ TNII IPACK CONIHIflUTID flV TMf UUiUfHKH PAOB FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 Sports Figures Say Athletics Pardues Face 115 Years EVERY TEEN-AGER MUST SEE Democrat Rule8 In Bombings at Danbury FLIPSIDE Crisis of Confidence yay’s FUN^ In House Under TV-Radio Tonight NEW HAVEN, Oonn. (AP)— T)ie bomb bla-it at the police Puts Them on the Ball Politically If convicted, each of the two station Injiued 26 persona and FRIDAY, MARCH 20th — 8 P.M. .'A Review of Party Perdue broUiers Indicted Wed- knocked out an alarm that By W IIX ORIlMtSLBY AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Trapping Wall Street Television who piloted Amerioan yachts to fomla’s Senate seats. Oarl Max- nesday In connection with the would have alerted police to the -M WASHINOTON (AP) — R«- AP Special Oorreepondent two aucoesoful defenses of the ey, a former college boxing bombings Feb. 13 of the Dan- robbery. The second blasted out By JOHN CUNNIFT' also may hav« taken a subtle Sporto aad Featare (0) 'IWa Movie Reveals 'Ihe Drug TwMed, PsychedsUc Wocld form-minded House Democrats, 5:Se O) Porrjr Msoos America's Cup, la chief of proto champion. Is seeking the Demo- bury police station, the Union corner windows of the bank. AP BiMlneM Analyst turn, and some high ranking se- (IS) Dessla th« BSosae* 7:8t (f) Dr. Sesoo' Hortoa Basra a NBW YORK (AP) _ Big Sam Of The ‘TU ppta” pressing their challenge against Who (0) col In Washington, D.C. Gene oraitlc nomination for the Senate Savlnis Bank and a car will And Uie third demolished the ____ cuiitlea officials are concerned 10 (0) "Hither way, It’a largely a crat» Ralph Metcalf, former Chevrolet will keep the study committee 10:00 (SOM) Dean Martin Show (C) COMING SOON 28, of Liisby, Md. State PoHce and phtof WlUlam O w n e r s age house books. FV>r a yhlle It means a loss of price In stocks, (SO) Highway Patrol (OM) Paris ISM (0) committee matter," explained Olympic runner, in IlUnols, and A oall was put in to Glenn looked as If such problems af- Present congressional think- TIism to from making any recommenda (SO) MoHal?a Navy (18) Tea O’clock Report (C) the 286-pound retired lineback Republican Bill McOoll, ex-Sten- (Junnlngham one of the nation’s o n e life. Asst. U.S. Attys, J. Daniel Tobin of the Danbury Poiloe S. IhWIo , ^ (40) New* 10:30 (IB)- Temper- -U (C» II II Sagarin and Richard P. Crane Depoatment. NEED K^AIRS SEE US FO R fected fringe operators only, tends toward the creation of tions until next Jan. 1. S:0S (40) Rawhide er, now buay campaigning for ford and Chicago Bears end, great mllers, whoee address Here’s where it's at. baby. Tom Hoolt, liM. 11:00 (8-S-S^) Newe — Weather Jr. said the grand Jury hand- John Paidue was acfxed ear But now It is very clear that the ^ insurance program to prot^t Sponsors of the original reso t;S0 (S) New* with Walter Cron- aad taorts SAUNAS the let Dlatrict congreaslonal running In Oalifomia’a 24th Dis was listed as House of Repre- Cigarettes can kili you. e KENDALL OIL PRODUCTS hlte (O) (18) Della Beeee The Detectlvas By Smoke enough and, counts. In connection with the Jam es was apprehended In ^’®**'’**' houses fall. It would bo similar back by June In order to keep nold* (C) 11:33 (t) Movie ‘On the football field, the 11 Jack Kemp, quarterback of Washington, D.C. a FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS (IS) Dick Van Dyhe 11:30 (SOM) Tonight Show Johnny chances are. they will. explosions, the grand Jury RockvUIe, Md., a Washbigton # SERVICE RENTAL CARS This Is the darkest side of the the federal insurance against up the pressure for change. (tO) Canadian Travel FUm Carson (C) PHiOQBKgglVE EUEOIBIO men are a committee and on de- the Buffalo Bills, is being urged "You've got the -wrong man," Today'* FUNNY »ill poy $1.00 lor Rep. Donald M. Fraser of (30) Hnntley-Brlnkley Report For real. For good. And forever charged that the defendants had suburb where he- waa vkdting # CONVENIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN picture: bank failures. ooch "funny" oiod. Sind.ooot to: (8-40) Dlch Cavett Show (C> 148 Main gt., Manchester, Conn. fenae I waa the leader. Ciongreae by Republicans to seek the said congressman Cunningham, Minnesota, one of the leaders In S:4S (tO) Local Newi 1:00 (8) Newscope You've go l /os/ one life. put the lives of several people frlencis. or GMAC BUDGET FLAN Bache A Co., second lan'est The NYSE has Its own fund Todoy'i FUNNY, 1200 Won Third S f, 1:00 (3) Golden Voyage (C) (M) News aad Sign Off la made up Of a lot of commit- (xmgresslonal seat In New R-Neb. "I'm from Nebraska. I In Jeopardy. ______brokerage house In the coimtry, for such purposes, but it may be Clorolond,.Ohlo 44111. the reform movement, said (30) HnnUCy . Briakley Re (40) News Headluiea — USAF An experience In leiouro living. A beneficial health aid, and teea. It’s a queatlon of getting York's 39th District around Buf know the Glenn you're talking The brothers also allegedly To dean a plastier statue, dtp OaU M9-62S8 or Stop In for m Appotatnawt lost $8.7 million In the 13 months showing strains. It has allocated many of his colleagues vdll feel port eaker WUliam R. coming at the time of organisa tion. WROB—818 8:10 Job Line lieutenant governor of Connecti Ulw a shadow In 1970. and that it might siQ>plant cur- Ratchford said Tuesday that the 3:00 Hartlord Hlgbllslit* 8:30 Pop Concert Now . . . it's the COAT PLUS He noted, however, that the cut. h i ^ L l ” ^ ^ Md ®®W-re$ulaUon programs. It nomlnaUon for lieutenant gov- 7:00 News 9:06 Nlghtbeat balanced between profits and jg seeking alternatives. substitute specifically calls for a 8:00 Qaallght 10:90 Places and People "Sports are closely related to ernor not the sort of office a t3:«0 Quiet Hours U:00 News. Weather SERVICE losses and are desperately seek- ______study of the seniority system, every phase of life, and partlcu- • coat plus dross • coat plus pant plus dross man runs for and added, " I ’m WPOF—lU* 11:26 Sports Final Ing an increase In commissions. which was not mention^ by 6:00 Mike Green ll:3S (Jther Side of the Day larty politics,’ said the 220- not running for It." __ , . , , , 7:00 Ray Dunaway For Riiy phanbing and heating repahs call os for One company, Kleiner Bell, Vernon The Danbury Democrat had •'Amo In the original. 12:00 Bobby Rivera pound former defensive end, your plus In spring fashion at Burton's simply withdrew from selling wnnr—usi who quit playing five years ago been asked to comment on spec- There was no roll call vote on 6:00 News estimates on hethrom remodding. Gas, oil or stocks. ulatlon that he was interested the resoluUon, which was ap- 6:10 Uncle Jay FOR to become a travel and market Here's how the great new coats plus are taking shape now. Two Hayden Stone Inc. has appar B ’nai Israel 6:00 News ing specialist. "Government Is In the nomination for lieutenant proved by a standing vote of 8:10 Walter O odU u deetrk heating systems installed. ently averted a capital crisis about 160 to 40. 8:20 Fhll Burgess tha spirit of the people. Spirit Is through the infusion of $17.6 mil To Mark Purim governor. 7:00 The World Tonigni If Congressman John S. Mon- <»mplalnt of most liber- Cosmetics what motivates a ' successful great looks that can go it alone or together. lion by some Oklahoma Inves 7:20 Franlc Gilford ’ agan becomes a candidate for nls against the seniority e}rBtem 8 :10 Speak Up on Sports team.” tors. But other firms may not be This Weekend '7:90 News ' HOME PLUMBING & SMILING m SERVICE the U.S. Senate—as he Is ex- not that It puU old men In Huff and RobustelU are two In Left: Coot plus dress ... in the linen look. Double breasted, pink or so lucky. 9:00 News n*s Oongregation B’nai Israel of pected to do on Friday—Batch- charge of the committees, but 9:10 S p < ^ Up Gregory A Son Is beiiig Ilqul- 12:15 Sign Oft a wave of prominent aporta per- d a t ^ b ^ u s e ~ ^ DroWems wltt RockvUlo will celebrate the hoU- ford, who has long been Inter- that tt puto in old men who ^ WTIO 108S HEA'HNG SERVICE Bonalltiea who are finding that 3:00 Afternoon Bditloi: turquoise Jacquard coat, with fully lined dress with Jacquard caStiU to ^ n C day P«rlm wHh special ser- ested in running for Congress, ^ D«mocraUc party 8:16 Market RepoR Uggetfs an athletic background Is a good its affaire. Two other firms. actMUes Bat- may declare his candidacy for proDosed by *:36 Afternoon Edition 387 (XNTER ST. — *49-28m starting point for a political ca 3:20 WeaUier waist bond, 8-16. 56.00. Right: Coot plus dress ... plus pants. Amott Baker A Co. and Pickard "IgM and Sunday mom- M ^ a^ s seat ^ on 7:00 A ccent 70 At The ItekadA reer Just os Hollywood figures A* BiMPh KAfnir iiniiMotAH Ratchford said hts understand- »>nie oioer memDers on 7:06 Ski Report found screen stardom similarly 7:20 Edwin Newewman R*>por .MANCHESTER la » Joy«w Jewish ing of the nomination for lieu- behalf of the leadership asked 7:30 News ot W.jrid helpful a few years ago. 100% bonded acrylic knit. Double breasted, gray and brown change personnel. holiday wUid) oded>raites the re- tenant governor Is that the can- for a review of "the rules and 7:50 Joe Gara^^^ picks the practices of the caucus, relating 8:05 Pop (Tonoert BSxplolta on the athletic field Another big firm, McDonnell demptton oC the Jews from the dlcate for governor may introduce you more (}uickly man he wants for the post. ^ organization of the stand argile plaid coat, and straight leg pants, with gray double A Co., soon will be In the same death decree Issued against ing committees of the House.’’ to the voters but they won’t get situation, having already an- them In Persia In tha tUth oen- That, he said. Is what he you eleofeed or keep you In of m aan t when he said It was not "I ibeHeve it’s a little murk PLAZA DEPT. STORE : nounced that It was giving up turV- The (Mory of Purim is told fice, most of the politicqtiy breasted dress. 8-16. 70.00. coats something to run for. ier,” said a Southern Demo (We Have A Notion To Plenoo) ' the ghost amid finani^al, b. It w B fea- Thuiwlay: Grinder, apple marking the Democrats’ effort. Buy our beautifully made up baskets or very competitive. Sports teach a meot. At one time In late 1968 games, bootta and a hot sauce, mlHt, Ice cream House Republican Leader Ger A FREE ESTIMATE WILL BE GIVEN man to lose today and come 3.00 each, accessories there were $4.1 bilUim of certlfl- dog lunch served by the sisfer- Friday: No school. ald R. Ford simply announced make your own. back tomorrow. It’s the same In catiM Undelivered. hood. that a Republican task force on THE F. A. BAHTLEn TREE EXPERT 00. politics.” Some brokers were so con On Monday, Dr. Idnl 8. May Duffey E^ndorsed seniority liad been formed. 9tl FABMINOTON AVE. PLAZA has the supplies. R^)ubUcan Bob Mathtas of a fused In those days that certifi will deliver the fourth lecture of WEST HARTFORD, CONN. — 232-768$ Tulane, Calif., Olympic decath cates were simply lost within By Stamford Group the adult education lecture lon champion In 1948 and 1962 their offices. But, it Is feared, series of Great JewLtii Person STAMFORD (AP) — Joseph New Citizen in Guyana and now serving his second many millions of dollars worth Duffey received the unanimous alities. term In the House of Repreaent- have been stolen, a matter now endorsement Wednesday of the GEORGETOWN, Guyana Dr. May’s topic will be ativea agrees basically with his being investigated by state and Caucus of Stamford Democrats (AP) — Viola Burnham, wife of "Malmionldes; Physician and OOP colleague. federal officials. niUoaopher.” The lecture will in his bid tor the Democratic Prime Minister Forbes Bum- During the glory days of the start at 8 p.m. in the vestry of senatorial nomination. ham, gave birth Wednesday to a “As In the case of a movie roiuing sixties, when stock it>se the synagogue, 64 Taloott Ave. Duffey la a former chalrmem girl, her second. The 'prlme mln- star or an astronaut, the athlete like kites and everyone made A discussion period will follow of the Caucus of (tonnectlcut later also has three daughters doesn’t liave to spend thousands money, some brokers and mu tile lecture, ^le public Is invited. Democrats. by a previous marriage. In pUbHc relations to get himself tual fund managers were idol known," Mathias said. ‘But he ised. Now some of their activi can’t get by on his sports ties are being investigated. record. He must know politics. As fortunes changed on Wall He .must build a good name. Street, the business of small in Aiui he must produce." vestors was blamed for being a ^ W e RRR!! Blit Campbelt of Huntington, drain on finances. His efforts to West Va., 1964 National Ama buy stock were thwarted by un teur' golf champion who was cooperative brokers. He was heahan in a bid as a Democrat turned away. for .CJongress In 1962, now Is Now, however, that situation LT.WOOD seeking a state Senate seat as a Republican. LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET "It’s a curious transfer of tal ent, but understandable,” he said of the Intensified move of THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MARCH 19 — 20 — athletes into government serv ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AHD DISPLAYED ice. evergoRe’8 ROYAL-COTE PANEL SALE "You have to have a tough NOT PRE-PACKAGED hkW. -You have to be able to stand up to criticism. You have BUY to be a fighter," he said. "AU of fa w r te J tU a «i]ulpinent you get In sports. Also’you learn to play by GET Itie rules." Oafnpbetl, a Princeton gradu FRESH 1 FREE 1 FREE 't ' ate, said the image of being a ^ CANDIES,.^ gentleman golfer did not work to hla advantage in Ms Weat Vliginla campaigns. 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I ^ ‘-P -Wk FT- \ \ . 'IS'" -N ■■■ ' \ i ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19,1970 PAGE SBVm PAGE SIX } . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCh W tER, CONN., THURSDAX, MARCH 19, 1970 ‘ — Tolland I “Tojrota—We’re Quality OfWntedl” I ^anrhpBtpr What the Army’s top brass does now, Connecticut MORIARTY BROTHERS g iv tt yOU with everybody looking, may be some an easy going ^Rpttinii Ifprali* thing quite different from what it might Quarterly Inspections Voted have done, had it received prompt but Yankee f u b u s b b d b y t h e HBRAU> PRINTINO CO.. IN discreet information on Songmy back in For Cafes and Gas Stations IS Bluell Streat By A.H.O. 4- Door Sedan Hancbeiter, Conn. 1968. : Acting on the recommenda Since then members of the THOMAS F. FE:RGUSO^ tion of Flnst Selectman Charles club have visited the hall and WALTER R. FBR0U80N ’Then even the top brass might have Where the Republloans have Publlahera Thlfault, the Board of Select hosted several parties for them .' Founded October 1, 1881 shared the thoughts posited at the begin a pretty fair chance of complet men Tuesday night authorized With the proceeds the Juniors ing their -1970 Ucket by the de Published Every Evening Except Sunda.v)- ning of this editorial. quarteiily Inspectiona of all local plan to purchase a snack kitoh- and' Hotidsys. Entered at the Poet Office ai cision of their state convention, restaurants and gas stations by en which will dCnitit of a re- Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mai! It would not have been unusual for the Democrats seem to have al Autamatio Matter. SanibaiiY Inspector Leon Dwire. frlgerator, stove, sink and stor- mlsshXL Whits highly placed military men to think that most no chance of avoiding war — Cl tt further instntoted Dwire to age cabinets. At present there tires, ’noted SUBSCRIPTION RATE5 through and beyond thetr state Payable in Advance way. present written copies ct his re- are no facilities of this type In MORIARTY BROTHERS AU vinyl Lintsiiar. One Year ...... ISO.Oi' convention into a state primary. ports to the Board of Select- the building, (DBA LYNCH MOTORS) 90 H.P. engbw, SL* Months ...... 18.68 For even now there are civilians who The Republican chance of rel c a y t k ^ Three Months'...... 7.80 men. The Dynamic Theatre of 801 (Center Street, Manchester to wall , c One Month ...... _... 3.6(' think such “ thoughts and entertain such ative peace lies In the possibility Several complaints have been South Windsor will present the 643-8136 plus Loads that Congressman Tom MbaklU a- Open Eves. Except "Tlmrs., Swt. ury and Sofsty MEMBER OF feelings and who would just as soon let received by the first selectman famous three-act comedy, trasl THE ASSOCIATED PRESS can wrap up the gubernatorial 1 Jtpan't No. 1 AutomobMo Mantifocturot The Associated Press Is exclusively e i- the wholes mess stay buried, with the 100 regarding the oonditlcn of .some “Blithe Spirit,” on Saturday at U tl^ to the use of republlcatlon ' of all nomination for himself and then of these businesses, prompting 8 p.m. 'at the Vernon Center news dispatches credited to it or not other Vietnamese women and children. find the party quite ready to wise credited In this paper and also the the recommendation. Middle School Auditorium. local news published here. give him Oongressman Lowell Selectman Robert Dumont Tickets will be sold at the AH rights of republlcatlon of special dl.^- Weicker as its nominee for the oatches herein are also reserved. frUI' recommended the purchase of door. Group rates are also Senate. the five radios presently .being available. ITie Herald Printing Company Inc., a.^- For Nice Pink Lungs There is no comparable sumes no financial rcsponsiblllly for typ(- leased by the town, an action Dynamic "Theatre’s next pres BEAUTIFUL graphlcai errors appearing in advertise chance of peace for the Demo which will “represent a long entation will be In April In South ments and other reading matter In The ’The fastest growing cause of death crats. Manchester Evening Herald. term saving to the town.” Windsor. among New Yorkers is pulmonary em In fact, It seems impossible to The communications radios Bulletin Board EFFICIENCY Subscriber to Los Angeles TImes-WashIne physema. ’The mortality rate from this Imagine any combination of cir win also be charged to the op- The Democratic caucus to en ton Post News Service. cumstances or developments or Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc disease has gone up 800 per cent during proprlaite budgets, rather than dorse delegates to the various Publishers Representatives. — Mathews. candldaclea which would give Several of the “non-lethal” weapons available to can of hair spray is Mace used by local uniformed to the CHvll Defense budget as state and district conventions Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agcncv the past 10 years. In the same period. — New York. Chicago. Detroit and Boston the DemocraU a ticket wlUiout police all over the country. The largfe thing in back police. It can stop an attacker from 15 feet away. In the past. will be held tomorrow night at 8 At The Connecticut Home Show a knockdown primary battle. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA New York City deaths from chronic is Pepper Fog, a tear smoke generator. “It will The smaller pen-like one next to it is carried by all Four of the radios are used in the Town Hall. Democratic TIONB One can see the shape of the bronchitis have gone up 200 per cent. smoke rings around an arsenal of tear gas gre plainclothesmen and the one policewoman in Man In constables’ cars, while the Town Chairman Charles "Thl- M. A. Peterson, Inc. is displaying a St. Charles (Custom Dl^lay advertising closing hour.* effort the Democrato are going fifth is tin the ambulance. fault urges all registered Demo For Monday — 1 p.m. Frlda.v 'This caiuiot be due to the fact that the to make, to come out of their nades!” the ad reads- The one that looks like a chester. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) crats to attend the caucus and Kitchen in the 1970 Connecticut Home Show. Don*t For Tuesday — i p.m. Saturda* Repotting on a meeting with For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monda* people of New York have been smoking trouble with the least perma Road Superintendent WUliam vote for the delegates who Miss Booths 165 and 260, March 31st to April 5di st For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday more cigarets in the last 10 years than nent hurt. Sevolk, Dumont stateed that will in turn select the candi ttie State Arniory. For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday Congressman Mlm Daddario, dates to appear on the Demo For Saturday — l p.m. Thursday they did before. Sevoik was willing .to' delay his Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day be being entirely free of challenge request for instaUing the radios cratic ticket In next fall’s elec fore publication. 5 p.m. Friday for MACE: Is It Safe for Use on Crowds? tion. Saturday and Monday publication The villain is in the polluted air, even for the nomination for Gover In “Ihe town trucks for another though nobody can be sure Just which nor, and therefore in a position By TERRY D’lTAUA "Severe long .term and poe- allows for a more concentrated damage, there was no lo g l^ year due to the size of his Thursday, March 19 even more secure, personally, (Herald Reporter) slbly permanent ocular damage application and releases the choice but to believe him. He Manchester Evening Herald, ni. Pderson, Jnc. particular pollutant is the more danger budget. th*an that of Mm UII, apparently M A C E that disabllne-tear r a s may occur If the cornea of the gas over a much longer period, looked fine and there was no rMCommendaUon^ ...... from Tax__ , , Custom Kitchens ous. Intends to user'^the strength of preparation that comes in *^an ®y® exposed dlrecUy to jt is this clinging property evidence that his vision was Im- Q^ugrtor Earl Beebe asking per- **'• *’» **«^______Her Little Finger A city medicatl examiner quoted in the his own position to bring Into the aerosol can, may not be as MACE in liquid form,” the causes the medical prob- paired. , , „ mission to raise the minimum 607 New Park Ave. West Hartford “Dr. Elliott Gross, the city’s associate Senate nomination a candidate 232-4407 New York ’Times had no hesitancy about of his own choosing. If, as harmless as many poUoe de- report^said^ ^ r$?0^Tal“ro = " ‘to Toduy in HistOrj medical examiner, said he had found partmenU, Including Manches- j , the general reason for the Increased seems likely, his personal choice t ^ s . have been led to believe. MACE. One team of «^tors, af- ______Miss Oughton’s little finger from her seriousness of such disease for New- Is Congressman John Monagan, A report prepared by the Ooiv- examining over lOT g g^g _ ^ more potent is harmless and produces no ill "Thlfault reported all neces By THE ASSOOIA’TED PRESS right hand in a plastic bag of clothing part of Monagan’s appeal for nectlcut Commission on Human *** MACE, nausea-producing. effects. For Instance, one ad sary work on the processing of Today is Thursday, March 19, Yorkers. reads: and tissue delivered to the morgue last him is undoubtedly the expecta Rights and Opportunities, titled ’’Neither the eme^ency “ da^gewus gks called forms for the Crandall’s Park the 78th day of 1970. There are “On the autopsy table,’ he said, “It’s tion that Monagan can bring a “Chemical MACE: Its effects department nor the department more aang s “Exhaustive Independent test- Open Space request has been 287 days left In the year. Sunday by police. unmistakable. ’The person who spent his bloc of totally loyal delegates of and Proper Uses,” begins by of ophthalrnology ha. s®®" «jy InK hy prominent universities completed and tire application Today’s Highlight In History his own into the state conven saying, “ (MACE) may have ®vld^ce of permanent dlMbil- -Manchester poMce car^ and medical institutions has vol- appears to be in order, prior to On this date in 1920, the U.S. '“A fingerprint was obtained and sent life in the Adlrondacks has nice pink type MACE. "This kind of MACE j^gjg^ jhe effectiveness and tion, thus setting up the maxi more serious consequences than Ity to the eyes or skin." the March 31 deadline. Senate rejected the Versailles to police headquarters here. Since Miss lungs. The city dweller’s are black as mum prospects possible for a Another doctor who also Is being sold by the manufac- harmlessness of Chemical The board approved a schedule Treaty providing for a League many poUoe departments have treated several MACE vlcUms, turer now as more effecUve Oughton did not have a police record In coal.” Joint control of the convention been led to expect by the claims MACE when properly used. office closings used In of Nations. "Oie vote set the tone reported, “one patient develop- than the less potent CN. More than 300,000 MACE weap- several area towns. "Ihe offices for a long period of American New York, there were no prints on file. ’That general conclusion has previously on the Senate nomination. ol the sprays’ manufacturers.” But, unless the Daddario or ed a permanent corneal scar, Manchester police buy MACE ons are In service today In over ^vlll be closed Good Friday, May isolationism. been paralleled in reports of the Public MACE is not an acronym for A check with the Federal Bureau of In ganization and/or the state or some complex chemical for another suffered partial impair- from the Diamond Police 4,000 police departments. It Is 29, July 3 and 4, Sept. 7, Oct. 12, On This Date vestigation in Washington, however, dis Health Service, which has found that ganization, whichever Is which, mula;mum theUW IKUI.C name characterizes ment of -vision due to Incom- Blquipment Corporation, „ 1088 conservatively estimated that, N ov. 11, 26, 27, and Dec. 24 and 1628, English Settlers deaths from lung cancer occur in large nowadays, have surprise muscle the effect of the chemical on Its P*®*® healing of the deep eye Main St. ^ l i a n s pur- pggt three years, police 28. founded the Maasachusette colo- closed a matching print there.” vlctim In medieval times a weeks after ex- chase MAGE itor their personal j^^^g ygg^ the weapon more A letter of complaint reg^ard- metropolitan areas at twice the rural in reserve, a primary would That is a section of the news story still seem inescapable. mace was used to club an ad- posure." use without written permission than 60,000 times without one li^ the condition ol town roads In 1860, the American polUt- from the New York "nmes, describing rate, even when the same amount of It seems impossible, at this versarv into submission. Today. *• ’■«®®"‘ *«•<»» P®1‘®® Chief James M. documented case of permanent and the road superintendent was g,g„ wilUom Jen- smoking Is involved. stage, to visualise a state con MAOE is used to do Uie same England Journal of Medicine. Reardon, and Reardon said he ^jury! received from Donald Barrows Bryan, was bom in Sa- how the identity of one of the victims of djg reported the first documented j^gg never given permission. “The total result has been uni- of Welgold Rd. "Thlfault will re- Let us not, on the basis of such statis vention so well managed that thing without producing lem, m. the blast in that Greenwich Village Tom Dodd, State Senator Mar broken head. case of aUerglc reaction to Recently, "The Herald visited yersal support and approval by ■view the letter -with the road In 1917, the U.S. Supreme tics, render any final decision, one way cus and, Al Donahue can all be MACE Is a trade name for MACE. “Eight subjects w®” Diamond Equipment and spoke concerned individuals, groups, superintendent Court upheld the Adamson Act brownstone house was finally establish The board gave x>ermlsslon to ed. or another. prevented from getting the 20 the brand of spray produced by ®xposed to aJoiowm q u M tl^ ^ DeCapua, a salesman officials and institutions aU “as constitutional. "The law re MACE. In fl-ve at the across a troubled nation.” the Midget Football League to Let us Just say that, for the present, per cent vote required for eligi the General Ordnance EJquip- ---- ^ and former East Hartford po- duced the working day of all The girl, Diana Oughton, was from bility in a state primary. "The impression that MACE hold an “old-fashioned- fair” on •Photographed By WUliam Coe ment Coep. of Pittsburgh, a dl- a lle r ^ “®® ®“ ®®«-- the Green to raise funds neces railroad workers to eight hours. Flint, Michigan. She had, in the last few the individual who wants to do the very Dodd, pitiful, tarnished, but vision of Smith and Wesson and ^®*^ DeCapua rejected findings „Is .. harmless...... has ...... also...... been nur-... In 1941, the United States and CONSTITUTION PLAZA, READY FOR SPRING courageous, still has his white sary for the undertaking of the Panada signed a treaty to devel- of her 28 years, been involved in causes, best he can for his breathing apparatus It is the brand of spray used that MACE is harmful and said tured In the national press. The program. Richard Roberts, „ ._ will give up both cigarets and residence hair and his voice. by most poddee departments. In- tentlal dangers in n ^ e personaUy has been sprayed Nov. 24, 1967 issue ol LIFE of the midget football ^ * h e St. Lawrence Seaway for and a couple of demonstrations. Per If only half the Individuals chiding Manchester’s. **’2?'^**®^ n r James times with no ill side effects. Magazine, on the cover says. anywhere east of the Adlrondacks. association here, estimated It d®*®"®® 1 1 haps, when that house blew up, she was company for the Federal reve Marcus has named to his own One of the main polnte of dls- “ oommiaslo’ier He said that the whole can of “This one-man-sized cloud of will cost $3,000 to get the pro- ^ engaged in making bombs to set things nue lost as a result of the pro campaign organisation In one agreement between proponents ■ Adniln- MACE could be emptied direct- gas produces blinding though gram started. ‘I'® '*®’* capacity or another vote for of MACE and Ite crlUcs is the ™ ly mto someone’s face from harmless Irritation of the eyes." Original Lock Recovered during hostilities with Commu- right in her society by blasting it to In s id e By Rowland Evans Jr. duction cut-off of all Bloc 42 tl.. material. No Istratlon, in testimony given pe j mamifnrtnrer’s ad oon- The Right To Be 18 wells ( a total of 67,000 barrels him when they get to the state proper use of the material. No *^imte"*BUbcommlttee two feet a-way and there would "The manufacturer’s ad con- "The______original^______lock____ end__ key^ for__ China. pieces first. a day), the total loss to stock convention, he wlU be a factor, one denies that MACE is an ef- ExecuUve Re-organlzatlon, be no serious or permanent in- eludes, “Universal support and offered to the Ten Yeai^ Ago It Is the way of parents to be surprised Al Donahue, personable, en-r In Bolivia, the government of But somewhere, somehow, part of the Robert D. Novak holders could easily run Into fectlve and probably more hu- “There were — and con- Juries. approval of I^ C E has been 'Tueoday night by Furlonge again and again by the alternating men Report tens of millions of dollars. ergetlc. and with an impressive mane method of subduing al- to be _ reports of cor- DeCapua said MACE could voiced by individuals, grouje, pjjyjm President Heman SUes Zuozo time, with somebody, she was flesh and tal processes of their adolescent young. "That’s what Hickel wants to low-keyed voice in his radio leged wtong-doers than a clout j conjunctivitis, der- be an effective means of crowd officials and InaUtutlons all over offered to turn over the was crushed in a revolt by a blood, and hope and love, and all kinds One day the off-spring exhibits a sense recommend to the Justice De commercials, has just begun to on the heed with a billy club or chemical burns, and control. He said it Is not dan- the country.” lock and key provldBng a town regiment of national police of responsibility and a clarity of percep WASHINGTON — Exactly five will show that part of the blame mate, in clean - up operations campaign. of confusion and trouble, and no human days before fire broke out on partment. If he persists, the blackjack. What is being ar- g j,g _ ^ g e s in blood pressure gerous to spray MACE on a The Connecticut Commission meeting accepts it in the me- ^''® Yeara Ago tion that make father and mother proud. tor thei oil bust on platform and loss of oil pi^uctlon the offshore o i I operators may Either Daddario is a miracle life should ever come down to the point Feb. 10 In drilling platform Charlie lies right in the lap of day the fire started on plat gued, however, is when and _ up to 100 points in seconds.” crowd. The best first aid, DeCa- on Human Rights and Op- mory of the Rev. WilHam Moe. But it might be only the next day that Charlie of Clievron Oil’s massive wake up, as they did not wake worker, or the Democrats just where MACE and other “non- reports examined by pua said, is simply exposure to portunltles has not given its ue would further approve of reslatence on where it can be identified only by Its the parents are reminded of youth’s sin the Nixon administration. For form Charlie. have to reconcile themselves Gulf Coast oil operations, a con years. Interior has failed to up after the Santa Barbara lethal” weapons should be used., yjg Connecticut Cfommlaslon the air. support to MACE. The com- turning it orver to the Historical Caribbean Island of Anguilla least fingerprint. gular perspective. fidential letter from the Inter If the government decides to disa<*ter, to the suprising fact to a certain amount of invig Also, In question are the ef- earned of “the possibility of But the PoUce Chemical mission’s report concludes, society for an Indefinlta period, and installed a Yet, as green as they are, tgen - age build its enforcement machin orating trouble. ior Department’s regional oil ery anywhere close to the man invoke the maximum penalty that the days of “public be fects of the substance especial- more than transient effects to Agents Manual recommends, “Chemical MACJE Is not harm- pimrvtding the society agrees to After she had been Identified, the New boys are drafted into military service. and gas supervisor warned the for vtolatUms and charges the damned” are over. ly after repeated doses. the exposed Individual unless that “Subjects In custody to less. Improperly used, it can return it to the town should the And if 18-year-olds are valued so much power levels needed to keep the York Times traced her story back to company to get busy and in oil operators honest. Hie report categorically con- treatment Is prompt." which MACE has been applied cause permanent skin or eye godety disband, Dwight, Illinois, the town where she as warriors, doesn’t it follow that they stall offlcially-ordered safety Herald demns the use of MACE as a what exactly Is MACE, how shall be accorded first aid with- damage. It can conceivably ^he selectmen agreed to put deserve the right to vote. Last spring, in his budget for grew up. Here is one paragraph of the equipment. fiscal 1970 (the year ending crowd control agent. MACE is does it work, how does It feel in 30 minutes from the time of cause death. Current medical tjie request on the call of a fu- This is the common argument for low-, Yesterdays generally not harmful when and what Is the proper first aid contamination. Applying cool, data concerning MACE, date tm-g town meeting, Times report: ering the voting age to 18 from 21. But it “There appears to be a cer next June 30), Hickel asked tain hesitancy among some com Budget Bureau approval to used on an Individual but prop- treatment for one who has been clear water to the contamlnat- developed subsequent to Play Presented “The family goes back four genera is a specious argument if one believes A Thought for Today 25 Y,eara Ago er first aide treatment cannot sprayed? ®d w®a »s considered to be ad- Army’s refus^ to appro- "The------Tolland Junior Woman’s that It is a mistake to draft boys when pany field personnel to rely on more than double the pitifully tions here, and the Oughton girls were such (safety) equipment," the inadequate number of Federal Due to the scarcity of pork be cwlminlstered when the sub- MACE la the brand name tor equate first aid treatment. use, indicate the possibility of a j^gg announced that all pro- raised in an American dream, the small they are but 18. what is believed to be letter said. inspectors of offshore drilling Where Cross The Crowded Ways wings of the morning and dwell and poultry, local housewives stance is used indiscriminately one of many irritant sprays "The manual says. “Salves, ’sensitizing’ process to «re m - ^g^^s from “Blithe Sporlt" will wrong is not set right by giving them the in the uttermost parts of the town, the grand house, the private In fact, the phrase “certain operations — from 34 to 86. "The -will have to be content with on a crowd now In use by law enforcement, creams, ointments or warm tlve Ingredient in MACE. Mansfield State Training vote. Why not turn the argument Budget Bureau cut him back to If we look to the man on the sea; even there shall thy hand roast beef or steak for Easter The report says “under no agencies. Other names include water should not be applied be- whereby a person once spray- gd,ool. school and the best colleges.” around? If society decides that 21 is a hesitancy” was an extraordinari cross, we discover that the ver ly mild form of official rebuke a force of 45 Inspectors at a lead me." Psalm 139. "I am dinner, circumstances ^ u l d chemical Streamer, Defend, Curb, Quell, cause they may retard evapora- ed, even if showing no serious September the Junior reasonable minimum voting age, then mere $1 million savings. tical dimension can speak to us persuaded that neither death, Robert Doellner’s $1,(X)0 prize- MAC® or related (aremlcal Peace Maker, and many others, tion of the agent, or Increase medical response on the initial ^ g^opt Blnet perhaps young men should not be draft for suspected violations. "The specific equipment that might Now Hickel will ask Con- of our aspiration, and also in nor life, nor any other creature winning composition for string aorava’ be used as crowd con- All of them contain the same skin abaorpUon, increasing local spraying, may develop dermaU- ^ residence of approxl- ed until they are 21. gress, with or without Budget shall be able to separate us from quartet premiers at Towii Hall trol B«entB" active ingredient, alpha-chloro- Irritation.” 'tis on the second expomire. mately 61 women, as a club Hindsight Conscience Another argument for lowering the have prevent^ the fire—a down- the depth of our meaning, or in hold storm choke—had been sur^ Bureau approval, to give In the depth of our confusion. Man the love of God." Romans 8. in New York City. T et*^' General Ordnance acetophenone (CN). This Is Just Elsewhere, the manu^ says it appears that D^CE can ^ current club That it was regrettable, but not strict voting age is what is said to be the terior 21 more Inspectors under And for man the horizontal Yet toe Oene^ ordnance ^ ^ g j tear gas developed “Improper use of MACE at an effective and safe weapon It ^ quick-ripening of the contemporary teen reptitlously removed from the is not totally depraved. He as ly a crime— offending well several months a supplemental money bill. For pires toward his Creator. But dimension of the ctpss speaks 10 Years Ago Corp., brochure, advents an . world War I. The dlf- less than two feet and-or with used on a one-to-one basis by ^ ager. According to this school, young the new fiscal year starting to us of breadth ol interest, in Judge J. E. Rubinow is ap ”AnU Riot” ference Is that the CN gas is no post-exposure first aid, has law officers who have been sters mature mentally sooner than their ago, a clear -violation of Inter neither is man a God In himself, That the deaths of 100 civilians was ob ior Dept, regulations. July 1, he’ll insist on his origi for he is subject to all kinds of every part ot which God can be pointed chief Judge of the new reads, “Use It outdoors against kerosene-Uke llq- produced chemical hums of the properly and thoroughly edu- parents did. Isn’t the younger generation nal request of 86. Considering discovered by him who truly Circuit Court System. groups of troublemakers or uld. TWs means that when cornea, persistent lesions of ■'the cated In Its proper use and viously a transgression of proper mili politically oriented? Hasn’t that orienta Had the choke been in place, sin and confusion. Man is not as "I’Hm ^VEEK the public fury over industrial ignorant as the amoeba. Neither seeks God. Where the horizontal looters. Its incapacitating for- jg gprayed, it will cling eye and second degree burns ot treatment of victims, tary codes of conduct, but that the life of tion manifested itself in waves of pro the sudden release of pressure mulatlon can be projected dl- „rhere it has been sprayed, the skin with blistering and But as the Inventor of MACE produced by the outbreak of fire pollution today, it is unthink can he comprehend all the se and the vertical dimensions of one American boy would honestly have test. able that Cfongress won’t give life Intersect in the crowded Current Quotes recUy into a crowd or, if neces- ^g^^ ^ released peeUng." says, “"This Is a weapon. . .it What wriggly reasoning that Is. We probably would have choked off crets of the universe. Man is a LARGE EGGS to be considered worth more than all 100 them to him, with or without; strange mixture of such ex ways of life, there is a crisis “The average automobUe me sary, can be ‘rained’ on their ^ evaporates toe As for DeCapua’s claim that should be viewed as such. "This suspect — indeed, we have observed — the flow of oil far beneath the the consent of the Budget chanic earns 40 cents an hour heads." droplets. he had been sprayed 17 times is not a device that is used surface of the water. As it is, tremes. And the Cross can re event, crying out for the dis Vietnamese— that those 18-year-olds who have politics Bureau. covery ol deeper meaning. Oisis less than the unskilled worker MACE has been described as ,j^g i^ase of toe spray with no permanent eye or skin casually.” ' forever on their minds constitute a small after the fire was put out last mind us of this. 85 That, considering the poor press and week, the well started cascading But what is more Inexplicable If we look to Its horizontal is not without its purpose. Crisis on the assembly line In a De “non-lethal” and it is claimed minority of their age group. ’There are than this' shortsighted, penny dimension, the Cross speaks to prods us to discover purpose troit auto plant.’’—Malcolm R. “will not cause permanent poor reputation the war in Vietnam was more better-educated young people than an estimated 1,ort want from clothing rocks? been somebody at the top of the Army summarised, "MAC® can be It is a wonderful thing to be 18 years old. the tops of platforms, that was - Ask lor Mr. Vtabnu L. Port H structure who would have seen to it that It is an age when anything Is possible never installed. used with oomparatlve safety to C etfsot temporary Inoapaoltatlon If these ore your problems, we Ooanecttoat Motor Lodge I law and discipline and Justice were and much Is inevitable—like soon turn Thus, Chevron, which is wholly hove the solution: order your RoEsflYV il, SoiHfcf ing 21. But 18 is too young, an age at owned by Standard Oil of p ro vid in g : HOMO KONQ custom-mode clothes 1N8 URANUUTHB 1 brought to bear on the Songmy Incident. which to assume responsibiliUes there is California, may become the . That the recipient Is alert from us. We offer quality Imported gggMslnat., and in poeeesston of his normal MIN'S CUSTOM MAOS ONLY That Is, however, an assumption we no need to assume. government's first real^test case fabrics, Impeccable, tailoring ot Silk Mehoir, •Tirsi.iBr Suita. . . .fSd.OO J Don’t be too angry with us, all you 18-. of toughening government con protoottve roflexos. le u than ready-made prices. Shorkskln Wool .... . SB.OO make after disclosure, after it has been year-olds. We don’t like the idea of your trol, riding the wings of the f. The spray Is dlreoted at Terylene Worsted .. . 49.00 eatabliahed publicly, by a combination of voting yet or becoming soldiers either. national antl-pollutlon binge, the tndtvldual at^ such a die- * liMPa Owrtom TBilon Silk Wonted ...... 4S.00 private and pollUcal agitation, that what What we do want lor you i« the chande over offshore oil companies taaoe that his normal proteotiTs TropiMl Wonted 41.00 reflexes oan be used. Light Weight CothititM WoM Setlifeetlen the Army now classifies as a “tragedy of to be and act 18. In time — In Just a that operate only by sufferance HOME OFFICE Oneronleed short time — that transcendent privilege of Uncle Sam on federaUy-own* 9. The total duratkn of tbs Jochet ...... 19.00 * TrtJtm 4 tk of Tb * M lm C tm t U i 6 VICTOR OF HONG KONG OpenTo AM Smuy Co. tnJ III diiocioitj eomftmiti. major proportions’ did occur at Songmy will be lost to you forever.—TH E NA- ed land. spray is limited to the mia- All-Wool Light Wolght Jochrt 34.00 Imum required to produce Inoa 955 NIKE n.. WIHSTOE-SAUN, R C ______tlus Feetege end Duty te t PM on March 10, 1908. "nONAL OBSERVER. HickeTs report, moreover, iUf/ CHMC£ oFig^eran^ waio'/w an/sw ue MrretiT?* paoltatlon. A-
EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONK., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 197fr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 PAGE MINE cxunmunicant ot St. Jamee' Andover Church. Two Attacks Planned Diann Balks two German governments, and Obituary Survtvoni, bealdes Ms wife and Court Cases East, West Brandt Is the first West German Exhibit of Hayes Art Work mother, Include a son, Ronald At Criticism Explains Goal chonoellor to oat foot on Com- THINK SMALL JLMIM A.' Boulay ot RockvUle; two Atty. Zihkels nBlKiSea la Louis O. Bartlett To Boost Main Street OntOUIT IB munist-oontrolled Oermsui terri Manoheetor Beeelon Meet In tory. Being Held at Su Joseph ■quipped with Irathzratto i»> ANDOVER — LouU George pro. ter-s plan and beUevea It to sUll O fM H ARole terlor, wtmWiMd wrakhir, 9> Bartlett, 71, of IM Lakeside Rd. of Veio Booch Fla niotlon and one for the environ- be in a *YonmiUve eta ^ ." He Endorsed By East German police set tq> Two man apprehended at Of Model Cities Plan road blocks around Erfurt and Although It Isn’t billed as where they lived untH early last raeed elootrlo wlpora, tteOter, T U ^ a y at a convalescent two hndthero, Norbort Boiuayof mental improvement ot Hie *>e would like downtown Ihe Manchester Housing Germany year, when they returned to dwoggw, 4-w«y Mofoty aaahm, home. ^ j , businessmen to meet with Pot- gunpoint during a break early checked all vehlclea entering such, a David Hayes "Retro- Hartford and Ehnest 'Boulay of downtown business Saturday into the Manchester Authority was supposed to dis- It took Patrick J. Henry, speaking last night at Man Manchester, and, later, Gov- back-up lights, fn n t and rear Mr. Bartlett was bom In Rut- ter to view Ms plans and dls- Democrats the city. It appeared that speoUvef’ wUl foe held this week ew t beUft W h e r itto bettdiwlR, Fall River; a sister, Mrs. Anita Country Club waived hearing cimb a report called "HouMiig chester Community ‘ College, a little more than an hour (Continued from Page One) oritry. land, Vt., and had lived in An- JTv L' 3 “ members at cuss their opinions of It before Brandt’s boats were onxtous to end at the Oengraa Center, St. stoeriiig wheel look and tear fAK .tv v.on. Yvr^iey m newpon, xui., uiiu downtown oommlttee last i» hit—- The Andover Democratic probable cause today In in Manchester," prepared by to come out with an answer to his subject, "Model ment of relatione according to avoid an Influx of East Ger While In Europe, Hayes began window OtCrootar. dover for six years. He had four grandchildren. the downtown oommlttee last Potter submits it to the Man- Joseph College, West Hartford. employed as a machinist n'ght ot Watkins Bros. Fumi- cheater Parking Authority. Town Committee, last night Manchester Circuit Court and the League of Women Voters at Cities: An Answer to Poverty and Slums?” Come it mans during his vMt. working with ceramics, whlc); did, although somewhat colored ------international law end on the ba The nKWt comprehensive exhibit Potter expressed some of his unanlmouslv endorsed th« ordered bound over to the i«at night's meeting, but be- Similar measures were taken range from small i^aites and TED TRUDON Ale. I), TeJIaad Tyke, and not hie own opinion. sis of full equality," Stoph said TekeMviNe-Mtaeketler United“ Aircraft Oorp. ,;2; ' s . ^ . It was the third seasicn of the fer solving the downtown ST cTT A t t T % ^ ^ r i s “au** ‘wo of the flv» MHA the program. The first involves In Communist Romania loot Au of the Coventry-hosed artist has coffee taiMe tops to enormous neral Home, 400 Main St., with "Some people beltove spend- tn his opening addrew. Survivors include 2 sons, Fran downtown committee, initiated parking problem at a meeUng Z r Superior Court. members were not present the the local contribution of one- gust when President Nixon visUt- been assembled by the ahunnae free-standing reliefs. .These are VOLKSWAGEN a Mass of requiem at St. James' tog so much money Just to ‘gild cis Bartlett of Andover and John by the Manchester Chamber Of C-DAP task force on third of the to a minimum. East p.m., with champagne and Sun both of Windsor tocks; 2 broth The first assignment of the preferred a casrtelated arrange- Is a graduate of the UMveraity e ^ l ^ n v L.s««b« Women tor comments mofaUtty’ to xnaike It poeolble for ing to contribute to highways be three million East (Jermans to German, propaganda media Hayes returns tonight from a ers, Joseph Bartliett of Pennsyil- and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ths pieoplo to move from the the West before the 1961 con day, from noon to 6 p.m. dry. two-week trip to Delft, Holland, pramot-onal task force, to have nient which would divide the Of Connecticut a n d UOor^ ‘^cSi^r'club ^ue«lay cause of toll revenue and busi have been stressing that the vania and Leo Bartlett of Dela 7 to 9 p.m. ghetto to a better area." struction of the Berlin Wall. Those who missed Hayes' re where he has been' 'carving a five members, will bo to make downtown area into several Sahool of Law. He is pre««U y S a ^ ^ r ^ b o u t 4 a.m., ness traffic brought Into the purpose of the talks Is to discuss GALA IRISH NIGHT ware; 4 sisters, Mrs. Rbse Rog WhUe Brandt caUed the Well cent exhibit in Manchester two-sided 17 by 8 foot relief to detailed plans for an advertising email parking areas, each sur- enBiged in the p i ^ e of law, cigarette machine and Commission, Heniy, reginai director of so city. It doesn’t hold true when Bonn’s dlplomotio recognition of ers, , Mrs. Blanche Fuller, Mrs. Award Winner "lamentable," Stoph praised It (Community College’s Stairwell ■ be placed In front of a library oampa^gn with the theme, rounded by stores. arxl is employed by the firm of rfflled and allegedly Mrs. MaTShall Cohen, ehair- cial platuitog for the Model the school system, for example, Bast Germany. Antoinette Ouertin €Uid Miss as "an act of humanity.'’ Gallery wlH now have an oppor at Elmira CoUegie Iq Elmira, Saturday, March 21, 1970 "Main St.—Quality St." Plans >rjje environmental task force A 17 - year - old Manchester Spada and Roisman In Hart- found the two on the premJees— man of the LWV's Human Re- CUAes program of the Depart- is to be strengthened.” Brandt has said he Is not pre Aurore Bartlett, all of West Riit- About Town tunity to make amends and to N.Y. The piece was designed in now call for group advertising y^ii also InvesUgate the ac- Hlgh School eenior is one of five ford. Zlnkels is a member of Speller Mding under a dining sources Committee that pre- nuent of Housing and Urban De "It served the vital interests pared to do this but is wtuing to land, Vt.; 16 grandcMldren and The adjoining cities of Tex examine the artist's entire ef Coventry. He must return to A t IB B Cub Scout Pack 64 will have m The Herald during mid-May. qulsltdon of more property for winners of the 1970 schdarahlp the Andover Democratic Town poo„j table and Kukevltch In a pared the riport, spoke at the velopment (HUD), said In some arkana, Ark. and Texas are an of our people and the preserva talk about It. East German offl- a „ great-grandcMld. Plnewood Derby tomorrow -pho environmental task force parking and the possibility of oolHa, Miodel Cities does lend en tion of peace in Europe," he fort. Delft after It dries to apply the awards sponsor d by the Gov- Oommlttee. • stairwell closet. HRC meetli^. She said there is example of the exception to the clals, Uke Brandt, expect that colors. The funeral will be tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Bentley School focus on the oveirall busi- removing the wall In the Forest error's Committee on the Em- Letter Ftom President Both men were returned to a shortage of housing available indlvlduai a few ithousand dol rule, he said. “Both cities have added. the meeting wlU be the first of a Over 120 Items 'will be on dis VFW POST 2046 at the Sacred H ^rt Church, auditorium. Cubs should be ac- ness district area, dealing with and Mein Sts parking lot ployment of the Handicapped. M ss Nina Hope PtonsUehl of the Hartford CorrecUonal Oen- even for residents of Manches- lars to Tnake such a move. a high Mexican population, and Brandt rejected Stoph’e de- series. The two sides agreed in play: Metal sculpture, paln'ted Mrs. Thomas Toomey of Man RuUand, Vt. Burial will be in companled by a parent and problems as the need fc>r Task force ‘ romm itt^ mem- •06 EAST CENTER STREET, MANGHEOTER Mlts Diane Paplneau, daugh- Rt. 87 is the proud recipient of ter to await trial. SpoUer Is In ter. ar>d she accusad the MHA Howwer, he pointed out, the remedial education has been maxtd for formal recognltinn, preliminary talks to hold a sec and unpointed; gouaches (wa- chester, Hayes’ sister, is In ^ r e d Heart Cemetery, .West wear sneakers. increased parking, ft wUl also bens have not yet been chosen but suggested In Its stead that charge of the exhibit. Mrs. Eu ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Pbi a letter from Rose Mary default of a 316,000 bond, and of not being willing to do any- two main objectives of the pro long-standing. About 100 consult ond session In West Germany. teroolors), acrylic paintings, the two governments appoint gene Blackwell of Manchester is Masks Fumialied by .. - -t. .n. members. but will be selected by mem- pineau of 198 Porter St., won Woods, personal secretary of Kukevltch la being held' under thing to handle the local hous- gram ore to find out whether ants answered the call; about East German officials sold to prints and drawings; ceramic ^ Beargeon of Bur- bers of the execuUve committee, second prize of $260. At a lunch- Piesident Nixon containing a $6,000 bend. Ing problem, 60 or 00 promised they could permanent representatives hi night they expect that this meet plates, small reliefs end tile among the many Trinity alum dUee oan plan competently, their respective capitals of Bonn rehearsal tonight at 7 a members of Members of the execuUve com- eon meeting In the Hartford message from the. President. pour chargee lodged agalnot She said, "The Housing Au- bring fifth and sixth graders, ing will take place. panels and rugs. The only work nae assisting. Proceeds will night from 7 to 9. the Bowers School auditorium of and to bring about instituttonal benefit the college building fund. the downtown committee's ex mittee are; Robert Richman, B Iton on April 2ft she wUl re- Nino,, who is 11 years ege book- Willard Jones, 28, of Meadow ward to atedee his hand. Arts from the latter In 1966. Af A spokesman for Branch 60 Survivors also IxKslude 4 other Diana, referring to Mrs. Co City, which has three Model finally convinced local! agencies p.m. at the church. The Chris- i*is estranged wife after forcing ^ „ OuUUe school, Miss Paplneau let entitled, "The President TmU. Coventry, who failed to The latter flew in the face of In a brief greeting, Stoph told ter two years In the Navy, he sons, Robert P. Neff of CMnton, tian Co-ed Growth Group will March 6 at 77 charges of poUutlng hen’s comments, said "It's com fViWesttmatieB Such discharges are barred buirglory, two counts of break- ited as to land and as to money. \ised by existing agencies, im- lems. There are some lawryers famous "kx>p-chargor" that gives CRESTtINER Union Oongregatlanal Church. fencing at Norwich University, Hazardville, charged with shop- Beach Building Ing and entering with criminal I just can’t believe that they ranged from 2,000 to 6,000. Hie under a federal law regulating Uke the Office of Eloonomlc Op- who are not just Interested In you all thrso. Tho perfect engine Northfleld, Vt. He is a graduate lifting. She was arrested yes- Intent, laroeny under $260, and can publish something like cheering continued when Brandt navigable waters. U.S. Steel poctunUy, which judt mov-ed in, making money.” for work or ploy . . . wHh power RENKEN Nornruin J. Tourgee of Manchester High School. terday afternoon after an incl- could receive a maximum fine History Paper HONOLULU (AP) Hawaii’s escape from custody, both to this." entered the hotel, and at one sometimes paraiUeling and to spare. Economical, too, and Funeral servloes for Norman ----- dent at CaWor’s. She aUered- of $2,600 for each count if con SOS Committee says blg-scale 23. MHA member Pascal Mas- sometimes conflicting with point he appeared at a wdndow and made a hand motion calling bookad by a full 2 year warranty. J. Tourgee of 633B Hilliard St., Coast Guard Seaman John A. ly took two sets of women’s victed. Kay could receive the On Drugs Led beach building threatens to shut Carter Reale, 18, of 142 Coop- trangelo agreed with the anony- those Bgenoiea’’ SEE US A T who was killed Tuesday night Ansaldl, son of Mr. euid Mrs. clothing, valued at $36.98, with- same fine as well as up to one the South Shore surfers of Oahu buj gj _ counts of sale nious MHA member who Mrs. When a dty has been desig Insect Jewels for calm. CVmrad Ahlers, West German in a plane crash in Ohio, will Edgar C. Ansaldl of 101 Prince- out paying for them. She was year In prison, T o P rog ra m off from their sea swells In- controlled drugs other than Cohen said preferred factories nated on “executicn city,’’ rep THE CMTA BOAT government preu chief, also ap be held Saturday at 9 a.m. at ton St., has returned to Nor- released under a $100 c a ^ The indictmente represent the eluding those at famous Waikl- narcotics, to March 26. to houses. Mastrangelo said last resentatives, approved by the Topic of Talk NEWARK, Calif. (AP) — Su- kl. peared at a window and wias the John F. Tierney Funeral folk, Va., aboard the U.S. Coast bond for court appearance second time this year that U.S. Timothy U. Duggar, 18, of nierht. "You build a factory and mayor or council, ere elected SHOW— HARTFORD ‘Ihe Women’s Guild of Trinity cheered. CAPITOL Home, 219 W. Center St. The Guard Cutter Chlncoteague March 30. Steel has been charged with pel- san Dusio, 13, is bad news to lo- "We’re fighting the Army,— the Hartford'--artford, taking aa””motor motor vehi- you’veyou“ve *got got a taxpayer, _ _and - from lUie area, which should be Rev. Ernest Coppa of the from a 37-day patrol on Atlan — luting waters in the Lake Mlchl- cal drug pushers. state, the Chamber of — permtsalon. . . . to April.— j cto^ fo r^ v r"m e ) you Covenant Church will meet to Brandt made the brief window ARMORY MARCH The 4-foot-7, 70-pound eighth meroe and the tourists, roughly one-tenth of the city. EgUIPMENT Church of the Assumption will tic Ocean Station "Charlie.” ACOIDENTS gan area. de 16. don’t have to worry about chil morrow at 8 p.m. in F>ellowrshlp appearance after the crowd grader at MacGregor Junior cUires John Kelly, president of These citizens may or may not Hall. Winthrop Ftord Jr., curator sauted: “ Brandt to the win officiate. Burial will be in St. ----- Elliott L. Oliva, 16, of 1701 The Justice Department filed dren.” 88 MAIN ST., MANOBESTER I Bill T O 22nd High School is almost entirely SOS—Save Our Swf — and a have a voice in the choice of of entomology at the University dow! Brandt to the window!” James’ Cemetery. Reservations close Saturday Tolland Tpke. was charged with a suit against the firm and nine Diana said he would have FRIENDSHIP LODGE OF MASONS NO. 145 6U-TM8 responsible tor arranging a surfer here since 1929. staff, Henry said, and oat only of Connecticut will speak on ’Dvere were some countercalls Friends may call at the for the Army-Navy Club Auxili- (allure to drive in the proper other companies In Hammond, been at the HRC meeting Tues week of drug-abuse education " Flighty per cent of the surf- Policeman Says: In an advisory capacity, wdth- “ Jewels of the Sky” at 8:30 for Stoph to appear at a window funeral home tomorrow from ary mystery ride for members yesterday after an accl- Ind., Feb. 18. If convloted on day, but he was busy at work. that taught 640 teen-agers what ing areas on Oahu’s South Sh<»% out veto power. after the business meeting. also. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. and guests and may be made ^ent at New State Rd. and Hil- that charge, the fine would be Why? "The mayor and coun I by contajOting Mrs. Ektward Ser- Hard St. Police said he coUld- $2,600. the drug scene is all about. would be destroyed under cur- Ford will show slides of The historic talks between PANCAKE JAMBOREE “ The response was indescrib- rent oonstrucUon plans," he Militants"Get cil ore always ^ere,” Henry Brandt and Stoph began on Erie E. Daly wo, of 42 Hamlin St., Mrs. ed with a car driven by Charles butterflies, moths, beetles and able,” says Vice Principal Ken- said. “ Prom Koko Heed to Pear Senate Passes replied, "even th o u ^ their insects. The program is open schedule half on hour after Erie E. Daly, 81, of 72 Rus Florence PUbt' of 829 Main St., K. Lynn of 47 Green Rd. There terms of office may change. So SUNDAY,. MARCH 22 Mrs. Charles Pickiott of 613 Main were no witnesses and the neth Strange. "She had help, of Harbor would be Just one big to men and Junior and senior Brandt's arrival. It Is the first sell St., died early this morn Eglonical Circus course, but Susan carried the stone wall." A Portion Of the ‘buck’ stops with them. It’s meeting between chtefa ot the SERVING 9 AX. to 6 P X St. or Mrs. Arlene Robinson of drivers gave conflicting stories Abortion Reform high school seniors. ing at Mianchester Memorial ball from the very beginning Under SOS prodding, 12 bills herd, to determine who speaks 43 Foster St. The event will be but It appeared that Oliva went Hospital. He was the husband Playing at MCC and virtually handled the thing have been placed before the for the city when dtisen groups of the late Mrs. Anna Dowd held April 11 p x l those ptan- U.S. Grants In New York MASONIC TEMPLE over the center line, police said. by herself. It wouldn’t have hap- state legislature to protect reefs ore asked. It’s easy to ask the Daly. ndng to attend will meet ^ 6 Court date March 30. The four-piece Eglondcal Cir question, but not easy to get an 75 E. CENTER STREET p.m. at the clubhouse. pened without her.” and surfing areas from destine- WASHINGICNWASHINGTON (AP) _ —A A L Losoh ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The Mr. Daly wais bom Aug. 26, cus of Farmington will provide The fact that Susan knew tlcn. oowpant has told New York’s strict answer.” 1888 in Connecticut and had COMPLAINTS an evening of "fca vy" under To_fortlfy this point, he cited ADULTS 11.00—CHILDREN UNDER 12, 75c Gregory O. Moberg of 66 Con some teen-agers on drugs led KeUy, 61, estimates there are Angeles ^ u c e ® ^ __ abortion law gained momentum lived in Manchester for the A truck window and a head ground music, progressive rock, her to choose that topic for a 40,000 surfers In Hawaii. investigating ' senators’ an un- after the euwent of the Gov. Nelsoa RocketeUer's pro you could be the way Rd. attained high honors; orig;lnal compositions, and -a BITUMINOUS TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR past 30 years. Before he re light were found smashed and special report in history class. The aces tackle the big and known percentage of $6 million State Senate to a measure that posal to eradt a state offioe tired 12 years ago, he was em and Shawn P. Henegtian of 132 a small box of miscellaneous "light tree” from 10 to 12 to- Bolton St., and Bradford* R. "A lot of kids smoke, but clga- sometimes dangerous waves In In federal and private grants to would make the state’s standard -building in Harlem. “The idea ployed as an adjuster at Royal tOM}ls taken at Rogers Corp. on night In the Hartford Rd. build rettes are not as bad as drugs, areas euch as Sunset Beach and legitimate local civic action pro- one of the most liberal In the na- was a good one,” HDenry com last man on earth...' Typewriter Co., Hartford, My rick of 21 Hillsdale Rd., Wap- Mill St. early yesterday. The Ing caletera of Manchester DRIVEWAYS p'ng, attained honors for the A lot of kids picked air pollu- Walmea Bay, on the North grams has gone to^ tdlegedly re- tlon. mented. However, because o f a Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Oonrts ' where he worked for 40 years. damage and loss was estimated Community College. Admission fall semester at Worcester Poly- tlon, but that’s not as bad as Shore across the island from volutionary groups. Hie measure, os passed k> the number ot opintons expressed Now Booking for Spring Work Survivors include a cousin, Is free, and the public Is In- this Island still technic Institute. Mobeig and ® drugs, so I picked drugs be- Honolulu. Sgt. Robert J. Thoms of the Senate after an emotional de by eerveral Harlem groups, site Mrs. Mabel Dowd of Manches vlted. Myrick are seniors, and Heneg- cause It’s the worst problem.” Younger and leas experienced police department’s Intelligence bate of more than five hours, selection is stfU in the wings. Early Bird Special ter; two brothers-ln-law, Rob Manag'ed by MOC student She sent for some literature surfers have tradlUonally taken division said $4.8 million of the would repeal virtually all re- EVxUowlng a survey of prior han a freshman. Steve Godlewski, the group will PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A wouldn't be ert Armstrong and Leo Wehr, and learned that speakers, exhl- their boards to the South Shore, total was from federal grants, strictlons to abortion, ities in the Miodel ClUes area, PRICE INCREASE AFTER APRIL 18 both of Manchester; t w o Masons Running play rock and blues-type com Lt. Richard L. Trotter of 616 bits and movies were available which Is being lined with the ji.08 million from the Ford The bill still faces a tortuous Henry continued, task forces All work PersonsUy Supervised. We ore 168% Insured. SM^rs-in-law, Mrs. Eldith positions by its guitarists, Exavid Gardner St., a navy heUcopter Her teachers responded enthusl- high-rise apartments of an ex- Foundation and $202,500 from course in the Assembly,’ are assigned, basically In hous- Dowd of Manchester and Mrs. Pancake Event McCue and Greg Loomis, and big enough for pilot attached to the Naval Air aatically to her suggestion for a ponding Waikiki. various church groups. The current law allows abor- health, and education. FTom D«MAIO BROTHERS Violet Daley of South Windsor, music of "Led Zeppelin,” Station, Lakerurst, N.J., re week of programs. There also €ire plans tor Jet- Thoms told the Senate’s Inter- Uons only when neceSaory to t h m surveys, projects result. C AIX 648-7191 two nieces, Mrs. George Brooks Friendship Lodge of Masons -Thrse Dog Nlte," and other cently r:tumed to that stolon "It’s Important that kids get ties, stone abutments, a reef nal Security subcommittee In- save the life of the woihan. The Henry pointed out two prob loth of you! and Mrs. Melvin Kimball, both will sponsor Its annual Pancake pop artists. the right information on drugs, highway and industrial plants, vestigating new left politics that new proposal would leave the lems commonly encountered in of Meriden; and a nephew, from a tour of duty in the Carib Jamboree Sunday from 9 a.m. The Circus recently won a bean aboard the U8S Spring- not liee and exaggerations,” and the Army Corps of Elngl- j,e did not know what percent- matter of abortions to the dla- James Land of Meriden. field. to 6 p.m. at the Masonic sponsored aays Susan, who politely refuses neers hiis a project to alter Wal- tj,g incomes of groups he cretlon of the woman and her Funeral servicea will be Sat , by the Avon Jaycees, and next whenever she is offered drugs, kikl Beach. Identified as subversive and vi- physician. It contains no restrlc- urday at 1 p.m., at Holmes Fu Temple. Pancakes, sausage, will compete In the Our Fabrics Exchange students Miss Mary usually out of school. Melvin Lepine, rtiief of the olent came from such grants. tlona on residency requirements neral Home. 400 Main St. Hie coffee and milk will be served, three-day statewide, Jaycee- Cutts and Miss Karen Vater will She got on the telephone—to state harbors division, concedes jjg Log Angeles or- when the pregnancy may be ter- Rev. Russell Allen, curate of 'nckets for the event, which gponsored rock conference in illustrate their talks with color the state Narcotics Bureau in that surfing areas axe th r«t- ganlzatlons—mostly in black mlnated, where the abortion Puf Your Best St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, is open to the public, may be Hartford. Have Headed slides at eui open meeting ot San Francisco, Alameda County ened but says "It Is a matter of Mexlcan-American commu- rn&y be performed nor how win officiate. Burial will be in purchased at the door or from The bi-weekly music work- the American Field Service to authorities, the private Synonon priorities on surfing versus ex- nlties—had been infiltrated by "wxny times a woman may oto- Foof Forward For East Cemetery. any member of Frlendrtilp shops are a regular feature of night at 8:16 In the teacher's House In Oakland, and to Head- pansion and safety." militants or interlocked with abortion, Friends may call at the fu Lodge of Masons. the MCC music program, under way, another volunteer group In Lepine said a 600-foot Jetty in ylolence-prone groups. measure falls short of neral home tomorrow from 7 to cafeteria of Manchester High Wilbur Chadwick, senior dea- the direction of Robert Vater. School. There will be a social Oakland working to stop the Kewalo Basin had been pro- „ OTants giuaranteelng abortion on de 9 p.m. con, and FYed Popple are co- Groups and singers wishing to spread of drug abuse. posed to calm the waters of the _ . , go.c-ii-rt umbrel- mand. It specifies that the oper- |.00 hour at 7:30. The public Is In chairmen of the event. They pxerform should contact h'm at vited. Susan lined up a list of speak- chaimel and make It safe for , „ ^ „ resnertahle ®-tlon may be performed only If Norman A. Boulay will bte assisted by Hattdd the college, or 209 Henry St. ers. exhibits, and movies, and a fishermen. He agreed with crlt- “ ^ „htatn mnnav mmnnrt the woman and her physician . Norman Alfred Boulay, 66, of Leggett, pancake chef; Ray------week In March was set aside by ica that it would also destroy a . z-' r>i,vame of them have a dlf- demonstrate against Uie con- ®”J^® *" *x)ard8 of directors. mltted to St EliMbeth'a Hnani before coming to Manchester 21 days’ Herald. 1.26 at 769.21. ferent point of view about It .truction trend Thoms said 94 militant lead- S^^‘SSs m o ln ^ of News~Makirig SPRING Winners were narrowly ahead RAINBOWS yean ago. He was employed as now. I hope so." It’s mindless destruction,’ ’ ers were associated with 49 or- Members of the Manchester of losers on the New York Stock - iranlzAtiomi nnH h » hintsi/i tti*v reawtant m i6 CUon. a salesman at Caldor’s Auto V e m o n said KeUy. ganlzaUons and he hinted they ^ ^ Council of Catholic Women are Exchange. by Maintenance Center. He was a were able to Influence group Richard Wright, parsonal reminded to bring good used The market had been drifting Three Men Indicted policy. physician to the spiritual laadM- FASHION CRAFT When space gets tight In the kitohen, It's clothing for the Rev. Salvatore School Menus FABRICS time to make e few ohangee In "woman’s world.’’ lazily upward since the session’s NEW HAVEN (AP) — Three "The reason we have these wclvMocess ‘ of Boston, Tolland She’d lovo an Island work center. It makee a oonvenleni Personal Notices Rosa’s clothing project to to For Next Week opening. men have been indicted by a umbrella-type organlsaUons is “ “ «i»cUon "had not bsm night’s meeting at 8 p.m. in the Brokers attributed the mar- federal gr^nd Jury, two In the to embrace all of the organlsa- tesponalve to therapy at his pet- that will make your cooktop, food preparation oenter, snook area Talk on Quilts or planning desk, while giving more eablnet Church of the Assumption Hall. The follwoing hot lunches will P<>rtorm- $6,651 robbery of a bank in Uons, both good and bad, and *** “f**' In Memoriam be served at the Vernon school Investor optimism gen- Hamden and otie In a $6,000 Justify the legitimacy of It," be . Easter Outfit a Fashion •forage space underneath. Adding one le s m , end In loviiw memory of our son and King___^ David Lodge of Odd— - Set Tomorrow A spokesman for the cardinal brother, next week: crated Wednesday by Indlca- New Haven bank holdup. said. beautiful Qregg hardwood eablnets make It Ctviello,' who ■ dled*fe^actl«f^Sf*G^ » . Fellows will meet tonight at 7:30 Bonds were set at $100,000 for said no report on his condttlon H ea d lin e! exciting. Let our kitohen remodeling experts many Mareh 18, 1M6. Monday, Frankfurt on roll, ‘*°"® the government that "Our American Quilt keri- p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall Richard Magnotti, 33, of New was available. •how you. Cell ue for a freo eetlmete. tossed salad, potato sticks, raaij- monetary policy would be tagie" will be discussion by Miss Aftrnys a allent heartache. berry and vanilla tart. eased. Haven and at $50,000 for Eu The Cardinal has bewn Many a lUent tear. Susan C, Finlay tomorrow niglU Public Records plagued by a variety ot IlInnsBiis Open Daily 10 ajn. 9:30 pjn. But atwaye a beautiful memory. Field Grotea Rapidly Tuesday, chopped beef steak, Federal Reserve Board chalr- gene Onofrlo, 27, of Bast Ha Of one we loved so dear. at 8 at the Tolland County Ag and tn recent years his schedule to marfied potato,. buttered corn, ma" Arthur F. Burns said ven. They are charged In con ricultural Center, Rt. 80. Warrantoe Deed 649-7544 649-7544 Sadly mlaaed by WASHINGTON — T ech n ica l has been slowed by thetr effect. bread and butter, Jello cubes Wednesday that he supported an nection with a March 9 holdup Miss Finley Is administrator Iftmald W, and Ruth C. M o r ____^...... Mother. Slater and Brothers maiqxnver has grown rapidly in with marshmallow topping. expansion in the nation’s money iM t year he was hospitaUaed of the Second National Bank’s of the Wethersfield Properties rtson to Regional Equities Inc., for tests on tila gsiiend' oondl- I— Mamnrinm United States. FVoni 1950 Wednesday-, tomato soup, ha.-n supply by at least 2 per cent per State Street branch in Hamden. of the__ _ National______Society of Co- »f Manchester, property at 67 tlon and for treatment of om ot in mother. *<» 1968 the Thim ber o f tech ni- salad or peanut butter and Jelly year. The U.S. District Court Jury ronlar Dontei." CUSTOM KITCHM Oarmh who crons, en^eera and sciendats J lonlal Dotnes. Butternut Rd., conveyance tax the many resDtratorv ollmMfta GUSTAFSON’S Slrae Store sandwich, potato chips and pint- Since June, 1969, when credit wdered ^6l|^ Borelli, 82 ,of a special feature wlU be a dls- ♦78.70j, hs.ve (xHtasiad Urn for ssv- OlMch 19, ottmbed fromfm m 851,000 tO 2.5 apjde. supply was tightened slgnifl- 896 oBifnai nBUKr *** ** '**'^*^ quUte from around the Oondemnatton Proceedings oral years. Wa often ait and talk of her. miHlgti — an annual growth Tbursday, American chop cantly, the mwiey supply has "Sarvkig Manchester For 83 Ycais!” BfANCTOBanai, oomr. Whan we ore aU together. $76,W bond.He is accused of county. Many of these are heir- State of Connecticut agalnat Cardinal Cushing observed v^lills rate at 6.2 per cent. This com ^FAPRIC DBPARTMBIMT BTORBS , DoUy 9 i» to 8l99 Jtor bar memory la the only thine suey, buttered waxed beans grown at an annual rate of 4-10 robbing the Whalley Avenue looms and on loan for the pro- Nancy W. McCurry, 12 x 00 for the 80ih annlvamary at Ma onM. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AT 705 MAIN STREET Hiai we w * have forever. i pares with a 1.4 per cent rate bread and butter and pesirs. of i per cent. Continued tight *B Fri. tU 9l99 tor the total civilian IfUKW tqrca. m ik Is served with all meals. ;redlt has dampened stock mar- M **• *<»• >»«<« Into UteROTnan C a t ^ A Open Tonight till 9:00—Othar Dajni till 6:30 • 434 Oakland St. • Rt. 83 e MANCHESTER to the public. highway purposes. priesthood last Jun* M. ONeay fUMppliig PMza • WALLOfOFOOD 849 Biwl* V«it Bood • (HtANOB
V/, y- Wi' \ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING ^ R A i ]d, MANCHESTOk, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE nm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 I I tian Science Mbnttor, for the another with a shoehorn as a Coventry haiidle, another with a meial may contact either Mrs. Dixon, STA R GA'KElC * * 0 AP Newsmen beet business news reporting li. S. ^Normalizing’ Relations ------By CLAY R. POLLAN ------^------from abroad. comb, and yet another that C arsw ell Hebron Jan Dr; W., or Mrs. Warren Judge Mulvey Sets April 14 SB. A R I I I folds up Into a pocket knife. Al Smith, Rt. 86. W M/M». >1 J K Your Dally AcIMly Guldt H LIBRA Cited for Tale Of —Arnold C. Brackman, for Fashions—A Family Affair the best reporting on Asia, Ms Buttonhooks though some people remember With East European Nations GOP Meeting If According lo lha Stori. f *120-21-29.441 To develop message for Friday,' s:;a Reluctant GIs book "The Communist Collapte the agonies of buttoning up th e ' Debate Choir Sets The Republican Town Commit As Deadline for Seale Plea high shoes to the morning wMie WASHINGTON (AP) — -nie ty nationalized In Hungary and Family Altklr*’ tee Is holding an open meeting ;^7-72-73 read wards corresponding to numbers 5-33.39-59^ 1 to Indonesia." NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— during that trialk and tho ]ud|^ j f TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign, 61-64-67 NEW YORK (AP) — , Pator —An anonymous Czech photo-- On Display getting ready to go to school, Nixon administration Is cau Czechoslovakia. W«S UtTM dtn»rMfit iMhkM this evening at 9 at the Gilead declared^ a mistrial in Saals’a SCORPIO Arnett and Horst Faos of The It may well be that the younger The pace and extent of theae Broadens Cantata For Hill School. A California attorney wos ol- « I Foca 31 Entarloining 61 Own t F j ^ of grapher. for photographs of the A - T T d l l tiously laying the groundwork rttoira In ««i« Inal nlsM nt Qm case. 2Good ocr, 2) Associated Press ' memters of society wlH yet efforts must be agreeable to tlM John Lupton, candidate for I W MAY » 32 Iflvlla 63 Invailrntnli weri given the th»t countiy during A l lOW ll IIa ll for normaJtzIhg relations with towed to represent Black Pan 3 Bright 33 In tiil 63 Sfoy WOK. 7f Oee) Country Club. nt« _ the CMoego trial Seaie 4 Kt«p 34 B« ■ George Polk Memorial award RuMlan tovatton to 1988. resurrect the fashion, cui they Eastern Europeans, .officials aponaorod by tb« Kwir- U'.S. senator, Is the guest speak ther National Chairman. Bobby 64 Woy for their story about a U.S. have adopted so many of the Eastern Europe—a part of the Stressed. Although these naticna Palm Sunday er and refreshments will be complained he was not al- H>71-77-79-801 5 Don't 35 And 65 Indicoted 2- 9-28-3I,-? A display of buttonlv)okn is tod Itatgnrs Inv rw x. Joto ocuner'* Club ot tto, TtoCA. Seale Wednesday as Seale ap a iM IN t 6 Id M i 36 And 66 To 32 45 53 ’ 'A Army unit which refuted an or oUiers that their edders discard world the United States has not appear to have passed the sotal' Th* oholr of the Blrst Congre served. [owed representation by an at 7.,Ytxjr 37 Modarola the feature of this month’s dis LeiwipiOinl ruertaud wM» pubM- ptnyod to « full bouao durinir « peared In Superior Court ^ I* MAY 21 67 Regardless SAGITTARIUS der to go into batUe to Vietnam, ed long ago. been at ease with to more than llte stage of complete subtervl- gational Church of Hebron will torney of Ws own (diioice. Garry a Con 38 Or 68 Someone Funds To Build murder end kidnaping cl 9 Day 39 On It was ann'junoed yesterday by play on the Historical Boclety’s eMy two nonOia m o. Ibnturod uprtmc present the cantata, "BJaster- Manchester Evening Herald, was ill at the time and a poto JUNe 20 69 Chances Historical Boctety President two decades. ence to Mbscaw, all of itbeifi to a Judg* Harold Mulvey g^ant' lOTtmpar iOHontilly 70 Who's Die. II M l the Overseas Press Club. N ew Schools shelves to the Town Hall. Tlic Robert Boyce has called the at T)ve guiding principle, offi varying degree must keep ' to Ftolk Style,’’ this Sunday morn Hebron correspondent, Anne ponement on 'that score had 4- 7-10-35 11 That 4 1 Your 71 Grounded »r«.. •" ed permisolon to ..attorney /'37-41-74 l2Actly. 42Wi»h I 57-59-66-68^ The award, which carries an collection contains buttonhooks tention of members to the fact cials say, is In President Nix-’ mind what (he 'Soviets might quBtotM nro not rMiloiod to doOios wory brtybt, ing, Palm Sunday, at 0:30 at Enit, tel. 228-3971. been denied. 72 You 70-76-85-841 Charles Ghrry of San FYandsco sCANCIR l3 A ip 4 c tl 43 Indicottd 73 W ont honorarium of $500, Is for "best Gone: Hausman of many varieties that have been that the itett meeting of the So on's foreign policy message to think about tiielr Individual ef the regular worship service at OMM brrotvinr flnnnctal ootudd- aniiwry nnd ooinfortiiblo. Moot to represent Seale, one of eight S:ale did not arrive in court 14 Sacral 44 Jull 74 Voice CAYRICORN reporting to any medium, re fort to Improve relations with the church. ^JUNl II ISChongal- 45 New 75 Advertise riA m r manv vAOT-tt Kv will be held on March 81, Oongr %is last month when he •rntloiis and eonfUcto.'' ’Orano- t t th* aport ooata. tlo». alK Black Panther Party members until Gerry had been granted Die 72 ^ quiring exceptional courage aiid the United States. The cantata, by Rosemary UConn Athlete permission to defend him. He kJUlV 22 16Focts 46 Profitabla 76 FotkJ Most of the state’s bo-d money Mrs. Francis p„Perottl, uuhnsewhose 8 p.m„ to the Society's house said "We Will adjust ourselves ton aald. «poatbor roots, formal attiro and accused of murder, kidnaping, 17 In 47W hot 77 Avoid JAN,fl. I» enterprise abroad." to whatever pace and extent of Hadler, tells of Christ’s life and |rj\22-26^^27-52 18 Hope 48 And allocated for aid to public school on South St. Accordtogly, the administra "TWa seems to me to be pMtt suits asere washable and or aiding and abetting in the arrived to a five-car caravan 78 Arriving 1-16-19 36;? Arnett and Faaa, both Pulitz home to the old Brigham Tavern death from Palm Sunday Struck by Car; from the State Jail to Mtonlville. ft>54-A2-6l 19 Courogoouily 49 Utmost 79 Rash 40-48-81-82^ construction through 1971 is on Rt. 44A Is a Coventry land A fUm, loaned by the Ameri normalization these countries tion was not offended when Hun- reaching a lonj way to try to re- needed little or no troninit through Easter, through tradi murder of 24-year-old Alex LIO 20Cx)od s o il 60 Expenditures er Prize winners, got two other gone, according to Republican can Optical Oo., will be shown. are willing to sustain." giry turned down last tall the Rackley of Now York City last The epectator area of the 21 N tw t 5) Hold 61 You'll AQUARIUS citations to the OPC awards. mark. surrect the tpiesUon of ethlca," Mini. mWl and maxi sMrta tional Negro and white spiri Hospitalized Jl/lY 22 22 Oitcouroging 52 Money State Chairman Howard E. It Is entitled, “Nature Relaxation of travel restric offered visit to Budapest of the court was filled with . about 26 82 Win JAN. 20 Arnett was cited for "contin In the display, there are but HepubHean Whip Robert P. were shown a)on(t with Just' tuals. The performance will take May 21. . AUG. 22 ,23 Privote S3 Faces 63 At Il^usman. tonhooks with silver handles. Rem'otos,” and will be followed tions Imposed mutually <»i dlplo- Apollo 11 astronauts. The Roma STORRS, Conii. (AP) — Mike persons, Including Seale’s wife. t 24 For 54 Or 64 Decisions III. II ually high caliber reporting Orlffln of Mlchifran told a news- «bove. Just-below and Just-to the place of the sermon and will Seaie was brought to Connect >11-14-18-38 inIn a leiuerletter Wednesday peu.ujoua, to txi Gov.xxu>. handles, bone handles and by . James Laldlaw who will msts of the other nations , Is ex- nians, on the otheir band, felt man. "R’s an extremely ten- the-knee len(!ths 'Took In the Zlto, a University of Connecti icut from San Francieco Inst When Gerry asked for a three 25 Influences 55 Possible 65 Of I2-13-24-30A ri from Vietnam," and Faas won be presented from the chancel cut football halfback who holds ^42-50-55 26 Plons 56 The 86 You 69-78-83-84Vg: John Dempsey, Hausman mted handles, as well as a »peak on this subject and show pected to be the first step, the they could entertain the crew of Friday after a long fight to or four month conttouance, the 27 Regording 57 Send 67 Discretion the award for the best dally that the aid Is distributed un uous, nebulous Wnd of a c h a i^ mirror and deride whatv beed area of the church Instead of VIRGO riSCIS number with plain metal handles local eltdes. officlals say. Apollo 12 aome days ago. or accuaation and depends on for you.” Herbert Miller <* the school ground-gaining reo- avoid extradition. Police in New judge said: "Three or tour 28 For 58 Your 86 Needed newspaper or wire service pho- ^ 1^,^, enacted by the last In: 1963, shortly after the Cu from Its customary place in the 6rd of 218 yards in one game, , AUG. 22 29 Comes 59 Gift 89 Your fll. If with advertising stamped on Walter Keller ■will be the lo- The Communist press bandies one person’s opinion . . .It's a Mam'selle. oommentator for choir loft. Haven said Seale was in New what?”—prompting some laugh- [sin. 22 30 Toking 60 Line 90 Wares tographlc r e g ^ General Assembly and signed them. These latter were fre- col Historical Society’s repre- ban missile crisis land to a peri such and similar events with Ut was Injured when struck by a Haven May 19 for a speech at ter- M. 3/20 MAR. 20*^^^ abroad. loner way from a Judge aitttoig on ibe show. said, Five soloists will be featured car on the UConn campus In 3- 6- 8-347? . *’§(5’''' Dempsey. quently given away by the s'noe sentative to a meeting of the od when a large number of in most care,, which means they a stock case." Griffin noted The woung dub women who In the cantata. They are Marilyn Yale University, and ordared After a dlscuaskm the April 14 |C^4!^49'8^M F,2I,@ ^°°^ @ Adverse 1 ^ Neutral 46-75-89-90'& Other wtonersT The law provides for "the shop at the time the button boots Connecticut League of HUrtort- tercontinental missiles were de are almost completely Ignored. Storrs Wednesday evening. the “purge'" of Rackley for al date was agreed upon. —WniUm K. Tuohy, Los An state to make grants to towns " acalnst Haynsworth. largely be- modeled wore the varioot Horton, Helen Condon and Zlto underwent surgery to re purchased, but others cal Societies, scheduled for this ployed, the United States de The ostronatjts, tor example, cause of .the ethics question. , lengths including many minis. Bruce Campbell, all of Hebron; legedly acting as a police in About a dozen platoclothea po geles Times, for his coverage of for one-half the cost of their might be handed out as sou- Saturday in Old Baybrook. clared certain areas of the coun were received warmly by large pair damaged knee ligaments. formant tagolnst fellow party the Middle East. The ethics question was On them, they looked good, TTna Campbell of Cheshire, and His condition at Windham Hos licemen and deputy sherllfB school construction and to buy venlra by any Interested ad- Registration for the seesloti, try off limits to Communist dip- crowds to Bucharest and Itod an raised a day after the opposition The tnfluenoe of the 90's, the Marjorie Campbell of Andover. members. were in the federal buUdtog Soviet Missile Tests Top —Max Frankel, New York from tbe towns their bonds prO' vertlser. which Is open to euiyone toter- lom'ats. Their governments audience with Nlcolae Ceauses- pital In WllUmantlc wa sILsted Hmes, fqr Interpretations of yldlng for Interest at the rate made an issue of Carswell’s fail- so's and Edwardian times was Accompaniment will be by as satisfactory. Seale was given urttil April where the court is located. The The silver, ivory or celIuIol-1 estod, begins at 10 a.m., at the reacted promptly by restricting gy tht country's No. 1 Oommu- ure to disclose the withdrawal evident In the costumes worn Ruth Bodine. harpist, and Helen 14 to be put to plea on the security preoailUons were the foreign affairs. of 4 per cent per annum,” he buttonhook was usually part of a Congregational Church educa- th. movement of American dip- nitt. But thedr ■visit got only a UConn football coach and Ath 30 Since Start of SALT —Marc Rlboud, a French pho- of support of an influMitial fed- by the Sa models Each walked Condon and Christine Welsbrod, letic Director John Toner said charges. Garry, before he was same as during pre-trial hear regular set for the dressing table tlonal building. At 10 :B0 there lomats. paragraph hidden Inside the eral judge. down the red-carpeted ramp guitarists. Jay Bodine will be the the affect on Zlto’s football ca allowed to represent the defend ings during the past few months WASHINGTON (AP) — The Last year, tbe Soviets had up te state, a commitment on should notice that the handles lunch. Dessert and coffee will do likewise. This now is under East Haven will be a senior which states that a lawyer Into 'the court room. terpretation from abroad in a House OKs Bill Hiking of racism. He later withdrew cHadrw's faMdoiw tram Columbia; Patricia Campbell should use his best efforts to sources say. cials reported the Soviets had which municipalities have relied Qf stiver buttonhooks are us- be provided. active consideration In Washing from Andover, and Shirley next fall. magazine or book. In their school and financial ually of the same pattern es GI Education Benefits the offer in a private telephone itats n Teerw warn to many A defensive back as a sopho restrain a cllenit from wrong During the same tour-month launched several more and have During the afternoon, various ton. Schaeffer, Susan Alden, Bette-Lu period, the United States has an addHlcoval 10 to 12 on the way —Steve Bell, American planning,” he wrote. dinner knives, and some people One poritlve rtep already has conversation with CarsweH. traditkm l stytea adtll more, Zlto burst into the rec doing toward a jury or any Meningitis Vaccine Used / Broadcasting Co. News, for his other topics wUl be discussed WASHINGTON (AP) — A bUl Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of the best of the new tahrtes and Burks, Dorothy Kablik, Pat court personnel. test-fired IS missiles. at two shipyards. Hausman added that failure looking at them may recognize ta sessions. been taken: The American am Grenier, Denise Johnson, ord book with his 218-yard per coverage of President Nixon s jjy state to meet its obllga- their own silver patterns, tiooattng GI education benefits Massachusetts, assistant Demo- designed for easy care, oom- formance against Vermont last Garry said he agreed with At Newington Children'’s This 2-1 Soviet margin to mis According to current intelli bassador ta Budapest and hl8 by 35 per cent Is expected to go Melissa Aldcn and Viriglna Holt, sile testing is one comparison gence estimates, the Soviet mis trip around the world. t,,gng to the schools for the rest opposite number in Washington, cratic leader, said Cbrsardl’s fort a a i dunebWty. fall, but his play after that the rule, and the judge then NEWINGTON (AP) — A new ■Alexander Kendrick, Colum- the fiscal biennium, which to President Nixon next week failure to correct the. record Indudk^ the many aatlMa all of Hebron. cited by Nbcon 'administration sile submaiine program is.o mov-1..XXY- . of the fiscal biennium, which Not only women, but men Hartford U StudentB their fimllies and chauffeurs of wtontag quick House ap- GOP Oookbobk opening game was curtailed by g^ranted piermission for Gapry vaccine against meningitis was tag at such a pace the Russians System News, gg i, .-the kind also wore button shoes right up "obviously has to add to the un- worn by tbe rhUtinm a foot Injury. to represant Seale. Garry could used Wednesday to vaccinate officials challenging recent Rus thelr officiail cars now may proval. easiness of the Carswell sup- ware: Mrs. Robert Dixon, president sian statements attacking U.S. could overtake the United States radio interpretation default which In private bust- until after World War I, and the Urge Sweeney to Run travel without restlctlons, and senate Is expected to act of the Hebron Women’s Club, have been refused permission, six children at Newington Chil of foreign affairs. ness Is an act of private long button gloves worn by porters. It certainly has raised Bay Mundell was aH retoy because he is not a member of dren’s Hospital to the second weapons policies. and exceed the U.S. Polaris —Don Baker, ABC Neiws, for WEST HARTFORD, Conn. a similar easing of rettricUons Monday brought the total to six in toe sbeU^to^toe^lsplay, one beside „ g Repreaenta- minor reductions of the areas to ate-Houso conferees agreed on uted by Republican women from during the state’s 1969 constitu cused of crossing state lines to tion’s first clinical use of the Penrtagon officials see this as intelligence that the Soviets are f f ® " l ^ n ^ a baby’s shoe. more than that to swing the sit- The youigeat model, BHIy foment disorder during the past seven days tlve. w)ii':ch American diplomats are the $46 monthly Increase in edu- throughout the country. tional convention. vaccine on children. a propaganda campaign almied testing an improved long-range inTshow on Russia After an anonymous caller Mrs. Perottl says that ehe uatlon from what now appears Beletowics, looked like a mlnl- Democratic National Convention The vaccine already had been Sweeney, a Bloomfield resi not permitted. . cation benefits. The Hebron Club is selling the Two convention secretaries at we^L^ntag the i^ e ric a n po- ABM weapon and ®xP®™lli« said a bomb was to Bristol Cen has found a buttonhook useful The United States also An estimated 1.4 mlUlon ve- to be a confirmation.’’ ature western hero in Us btaie cookbook as a fund-raising proj took about three hours each to to 1968. He was given a four used on adults during two years to fastening the buttons on the dent, would be the 10th con- Mecumliile, another 6th Court and widte stiiliBd polo dilit, BlUon at the upcoming arms their radar coverage. | tral High School, the building t.nder for toe nomtoatlon If Ing to conclude consular ocnCNi’ terans would benefit from the ect. count the words in the docu year sentence for contempt of of large-scale testing at Army talks by playing on U.S. public So far U.S. officials beltevd —Christopher wren look was evacuated about 1 p.m. ctod bock of toe dresses often worn of Appeals Jiidge, John Minor flared Mue levts and wide, low ment. court after repeated outbursts he decided to enter the race. tions with Romania, ■ Poland, increases. To obtain a copy, residents recruiting camps. opinion. toe United States Is ahead of the tile students were sent home for by present-day little girls. Bulgaria and eventually with The bill also boosts ellow- Wisdom, aald in New Orleans leather belt. Russians ta antlmissUe teclmol- * «® ■•«P“rttag from a b r ^ f o r a On the bottom shelf of the The ttudents are using old Wednesday he has not endorsed The fasMonaMe low wakatUne Defense officials said while th-3 rest of the day. No bomb Gene” buttons left over from Hungary. At some point, the ances for vocational rttiablllta/- Russia charges the United ory but there is small optimism i torture and repris- was found. display are several unusual cooperative eduoa- CarswdL was accented with a sprtog yel- tttuatlon win conttaue for als bjteeO ^Junta, WhUe declining comment on low sash on Tracy DeU’Angela’s States with heating up arms —Nornmn Cousins, Look Mag and appron- competition, the Soviets ane very long. rpoKs he had blocked a letter hand-amookto drees of dacnon U.S. authorities have chosen azine, and Carl Rowan, Readers of endorsement by the other 6th and polyiesber. Her sleeves wem pushing ahead vigorously with a ia» toterconttoent^ bal- toe.. course of » a ii,v,itx.Hlimited »viMn-expan- Digest, tor___ toe, best magazine court Judges, R^sdom said he long and poutfad. their own mierconunenuu wm- me course oi «, lui.xixjv. --- nl InrvUtm affairs llsUc mlsalle. submarine- aion of the Safeguard Couctos was cited for an artlelaarticle stands with Tuttle in his misgiv- iMark Fatapehuk wore a navy launched missile, and antlmls- slle system to preserve toe U.S. togs about the nominee. Jacket with a hood concealed how the United States sUe programs. deterrent and ore putting off for spurned three chances for peace Tuttle withdrew Us original Ih ooltor, a red Jensey and Sources todioated the 30 or so a y^ear—to gauge progress or offer to support the nomination and white striped panta. WIDE SELECTION OF PINE ta Vietnam, and Rowan for an Soviet missile tests since mid- lack of progress at toe arms article entitled “Which Will be after It was disclosed CarsweU R«d, white and blue, “new" November have included huge talks—any hard decisions on had he^[>ed incorporate a pri- colors thds year, were wora by the Next Vietnam?" SS-9's, carrying triple war- whether to undertake new offen- —Townsend Hoopee, former vate golf y Terry Nichols to a jacket the hemUne, a black jacket and as a bathing suit cover-up. The can forces remain constant. untU a news conference Wednes- PASSPORT PHOTOS M a federal official Oared-leg panto and ^ long white scarf with a red red and white knit max! drtsa U.S. InteUlgenoo also Is day. IDENTIFICATION a bright scarf. ay- stripe. has a low wide belt, slits at watching anxiously an apparent She is trying for the 76th Dls- HAl-lMtl NAMHFT P tU flO Yhe SL2 miHion Stovepipe or Oare-leg panto. _ the bottom and a low V neck to strong Russian e«ort to catch trict seat being ■vacated by a M l BMri •$., whicfti is oehedMed to be closed wMer t o p ^ ana ora wera ^ dressed up k&sr‘D”iiani^ the front and , up with too United States ta Po- Republican, Victor Veysey, who Mt-21 May 1 as part oft a federal phaMzed . _ in , the cMthes ~ meddled Woodford’s ko basic, long-sleeved Mrs. Larry Oglesby s coat laris type submarines. Is nmntog for Congress. eoMoray move, is not located Regal M ^ ’s 8 h y . and dreas ensemble was made Outfits modeled by hudbend’s drees of black orlon. of brown, white and black hori on land the state can reclaim, Mrs. Robert Gaum’s play out 2 -DRAWER NITE CHEST said Hntond Smith, an assistant of club memfbers toduded: zontal striped Unen. A lightweight dacron and fit was brown terry stretch A gold and silver sequin vest 27" H. X 15" W. X 12" D. dtisMor of the U3. Bureau of wool golden brown plaid sport with a short sleeved brightened the white dress worn Oemuomial Flaberles. coat with flap pockets, two brown halter, tals for the sick, the handicapped Be dispated a claim by Gov. by Mrs. WllUam Belekewicz. “We’ll meet in Tel Aviv!’ buttons and side vents was A lUac, pink and while print The red and white striped cot- a n ’"'om by Steve PIrog over gold- jersey dress with long, cuffed rton knit mini dress worn by en The voice of Little or nothing to counsel, ment. Itoul Hronjak’s Brittsh tan Mrs. Emil Lucek's brown and ed interest to Mrs. William gmith mid hiiHdi ^ docTon and cotton was white print dress had a high Ashbaker’s lace, seei-through Is m t affected bv ertcr ' breasted with set-to jewel neckline, long sleeves and pant outfit. 4-DlAWEI DISK B CNAR 1 promised Arab attack. The voice train and educate a generation of , ■ ^ sleeves, flap pockeito and four inverted side pleats on a flared Joyce Rubin provided back- s r i L i s r .. r.:: on buttcxis. His sport coat was a skirt. ground music on the piano, land acquired by the federal brown, diagonal weave double------lot warning that Israel will still have newcomers who can build their government from private indi' breasted blazer with a deep OEACOirS STORACE BENCH vlduals and through condemna- center vent rind his gold strip ^ SriL14TW .>ITt. tton. X panto were tapered. I Foes Accuse Prince DEEP BOOKCASE |to fight for peace. future if only they are able to find TTie section of the laboratory TTie dark brown, double- 41 y,” H. X 29” W. X 12” D. property_ . . which. was , taken from , breasted striped blazer Peter _ _ J ^ . Of Nepotism^ Murder YOUR CHOICE productive places in society. an older laiboraitory buJldtog and Tay*®*- wore had six buttons, a And this is the voice Israel deep center vent and flap pock- (Continued from Page One) 19.95 SPECIALS for THURS^ FRI. and SA T .-l a o ^ Bhorofront property, Smith ^ ^ a i i d ^ Chlnese do not recognize the said. striped wide tie was cooTqltoat- Phnom Penh said the city was new regime. But lie said if rec- No. 942 Bofrfccase $2 3 - 9 5 These human needs have his In another development re- U. S. D. A. hears 24 hours a day while she iBteiS in Mii/iv 1 K. ^ ®^®®b-cu«ed glme. This appeared to explain ogndtlon did come from the two hopaack pants. the large turnout of foreign dip- powers, he would be finished. torically been met by people who T ^ [ L e a n w ^ b v ^ a ] ! ! In Pe- Hanoi Radio meanwhile said waits and guards against the next from Philip M. Roedel, director Vietnamese govern- 4-DRAWER CHEST al the Bui^au of Fisheries aouble-breafited Eawaraian Tokyo, a spokeoman for the ment had declared it was ready CHOICE war. care. Now, as the screams for the 36” H. x23” W. X 9 (4 ” D. be assured that all poeslble al- ^ ° ® ^ - situation to Cambodia was tual concern” with Cambodia, ternattves to cloetog ^ M ilfo rd before,” a To keep this guard demands all next war drown out a call for help, laboratory or terminating cer- "very quiet.” Reached by tele- Hanoi commentary said, “the tain significant programs are ^ phone from Tokyo, an embassy Vietnamese and Khmer (Cam- 11.95 betog carefully considered.’’ ^ ®"‘®‘®> though some sol- bodlan) peoples must unite No. 74. Bookcase le r energy, all her resources, all you, through the United Jewish However, other parts of ™ jioto’ His olold otovetoro ^ streets in the closely together to fight against Roaidri’s totter relnfonoed the " .w ^ e e v e d morning, none were evident in the U.S. Imperialist aggressors, Appeal, must try to hear that call. government poaitlon that the lab cotton. afternoon. On that basis, all problems of ler money and all her strong citi should be closed. He said "the Randolph E dw ard’ R« there were no tanks mutual concern can be settled BONUS OFFER! [S CUT INTO CHOPS prenent on-gotog research pro- jjjg dacron and wool ®r other signs of martial law. to the spirit of fraternal friend- AND STEW MEAT ^lb. 59c COAAPANION VALUESI FRKffr— 1 Pint Grnssmsn OU Stain SHOULDER LAMB ,b^49c zens. Which leaves little or noth- And you must answer. pam, as valuable as It may atagle-breasted sport coat with An American Broadcasting ship and mutual respect and (flA6 Value) ‘wo-hveh flap pockets, hta plaid, Co. correspondent to Moscow support." lb. S9c stanUally changed oyster hatch tapered pants and his dacron said Sihanouk told the Cambo- Phnom Penh airport re- ANTIQUE KITS or 1 Quart VlnyMd Clear LAMB PATTIES ng for other vital needs. Except ery practices to the near fu RK.1.W Finish ($1.7t Value) ture." and cotton short-sleeved shlit. dian Embassy staff there that matoed closed, and most com- wUh the pnrehase of any SHOULDER A vivid shiit of ixyion and ray- he would form a government to munlcattone with the city were The federal official added that _ n 199 tandtiire pleae! LAMB STEW >i>.49e | LAMB CHOPS lb. 8^c you. "Other aspects of the raeearch * if the Russians and still cut off. K., print Apache scarf, and 5-DRAWER CHEST taten up by multt-colored striped flare pants various state laboratories Inter- p u w (haka af calw. 40" M. X 27" W. X M%" B. lb. Little or nothing to cope with esbed to oysters and their cul and a braided leather belt vms BONELESS LAMB ROLL 89c ture. 8U11 other segments of the one of Emil Luoek’s outfits. Drocrom can beat ba described A oonaervatlve tan sport coat Swim Af Home bunch 39c the problems faced by 300,000 veoA . wuUam AshbekeT had YOUR CHOICE 10 fo r 79c as ‘aervlces’ which, in the pres- IN A CALIrORVIIA W Kwnwea ...... ent taudgabary climate, m utt he laj^ls, a bunch 39c left to industry to provide for ^ r'x12"PtNESHaVI^ CALjlKMfHA BROCCOLI ...... needy immigrahts who have itaelf ’’ •' >- (]a,p pockets. A wide striped BUSTER ORABBE SWIMMINB POOL The major reason cited for “ e, brown pants and a 27“ poured into the country in recent the clostog of the laboratory U ®blrt completed Winner of more national awards than any other 25c a saving of »886,000 a year to i i. .i 'four Friendly Butcher Shopr salaries for employea. Wiiliam Belekewicz wom^gitod pool—it offers Family Fyn and Pleasure — The 9-DRAWER CHEST ______wool and dhcron continental SHELF STANDARD 149 40"N.x2rW.xMM‘‘B. years. \ pants with buckled aide taibs on most complete line in the pool industry — take up wMiOlPS M l Oldeil Univenity I the waitthend and a tradUtonal Little or nothing to build hospi- atogle-breasted coat with notch to 8 years to pay — no'^paintinsr or draining. MANCHESTER TiM oidatt University In lapels, flop pockets and a tick- i ‘i HI i( II \ I,‘M l We hear you, IsraeL tlM Amoclcas is the Univer- tt pocket. sity of aanto Domingo, lo- Bathing suits, coats, dnesses ALL^ASON POOL, Inc. 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. X THURSDAY, m a r c h 19, 1970 PAGE TWELVE MANGHEfiTEK EVENING. HERALD, MANUhinsluJK, CUNTHURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 . THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 Pages 13 to 24 History Will Support Me; Dodd
By SOL B. COHEN .t a ? (Herald .Reporter) ■^1 - U.S. Sen. Thomas Dodd, in an emotional and eloquent plea for support, told the Manchester Democratic Town Committee last night, “ I have been the most lied-about man in American history, but history will bear me out.” ------— —------Ho Hpoke tQ a huahod and -Their obsession with world overflow crowd in the Municipal conquest hasn’t changed ’’ he Building Hearing Room, after charged. "It U at the heart of on introduction by Democratic all world problems. Don’t believe Town CSvalrmBn Tod Cummings, those who tell you the commun- "I present to you a man ists have changed for the better ' !• 1 who’s scrapping back,” Cum- if they have, then why the barb- ,• ; mlngs said. "He’a a gentleman ed-wlre fences, why the armed with whom I’ve not always seen guards, vidiy the searchlights, eye to eye, but one who’s al- why the police dogs7 Why do ways looked me in the eye and people flee It, If it’s a gentle one with whom I've had friend- thing? Why do people dread It’ ’^ a T O cfri A "Now we have 'a Dodd, without once referring worry in the Near Bast and we to his 1967 censure by the Unit- should never forget it. The com- ed States Senate, said, "It’s munists are there to take over been hard on me and my flam- lltUe Israel. We can’t allow it." ily and , if you don’t believe me, ask my wife. For four long "If we took care of Cuba when we should liave," he said, “ there years we’ve endured the palp wouldn’t be the Russian soldiers able lies about me.’’ His wife, that are there now, and there Grace accompanied him last wouldn’t be the Russian soldier night end was in the audience. in South America that there is "I wouldn’t be here, I now.” wouldn’t have come home, if there was anything on my con- , Dodd said that the United States "must keep talking to Artist’s sketch of the new Man authorized by the bank’s 20-mem- Sycamore Corp. of America. It will on the north side, one by remote soienoe,’’ Dodd said. "I’m a sensitive human being and if I people around the world. We chester State Bank, to be located be^ board of directors, has been occupy 6,000 square feet and will control. The anticipated start of must show them that our way is rent out 6,000 feet to other busi construction is May 15 and the an had felt any guilt, I could at the southeast corner of Main approved by the State Banking have gone anywhere. This is a the right way. It’s not perfect, nesses. The lease, to commence ticipated (Jbmpletion date for full big country.” but, It’s a better way than their Town’s New Bank and Maple Sts. The building for Commission. Changes in the 12,- April 1, 1970, will be for 20 years, operation is Sept. 1. The bank’s way, and we must hack away at His votoe trembling, he said, it.” merly was occupied by a First Na 000-square-foot building were de with options to renew totaling 30 temporary offices, for organiza “My soul is clean. I never took tional Store. Originally, the bank signed by the Arnold Lawrence years. The bank will be a full-serv tional purposes, will be at 156 anything that didn’t belong to Asked about the proposal for was to have been in a new build architectural firm ‘of Manchester. ice facility, to include a safe-de Main St. Edmond E. Parker, nam me In my life. I can look you an expanded ABM (Antl-BaUla- Will Look Like This ing, planned for the west side of Bids for the construction will be posit vault and night depositories. ed the bank’s president, will as and all Americans in the eye.” tlcs Missile) system', Dodd sold it hasn’t been submitted to Obn- Main St., between Myrtle St. and advertised soon. The bank is leas It will be of brick modem design sume his duties April 1, at the 155 "All I want,” he said, "Is to ■be returned to Washington, to grass yet and that not too much'''* Gorman PI. The change in plans. ing the entire building from the and will have two drive-in windows Main St. temporary offices. finish my work. The bosses are is known about the proposal. saying I can’t win1 Thev don’t for the first 111% me and I don -t ime t h ^ ^ "to protect this elegant markets in the fashion bomb threat; "They try to get State Insurance Commissioner Williani Cotter asks for local support for First - country against the mlssle net At Jorgensen Hall Peter's Furniture City — Peter's Furniture City Congressional District nomination. (Herald photo by Pinto) I’ve never ibeen their stooge, and home-fumlshings markets. people up tight by creating a and I never will be." work built up by the Soviet Mr. Kenneth’s boutiques end farce like this bomb scare.” Then, asking for local sup Union." Maxine Cheshire's haitmaker Adolfo are buying. The remainder of his speech S INVENTORY | port, he said, “I can win for "It’s a terrible burden for Bendel’s, that enclave of hard- Bomb Threats No Deterrent was devoted to the Importance you. I ask for your earnest con mankind," he said. "I wish we to-impress merchandising snob the Panthers place on the trial Cotter Proposes Himself sideration, and for that I shall didn’t need it, but, as long as Washington Whirl bery, fs ss-iding suits to her to To Black Panther Audience of national chainnan Bobby G. be gralteful.” they have theirs, we must pro have blouses custom-colored. Seale, who faces trial in New UNLOADING ? He pledged, "I ’ll show you a tect against It.” By MAXINE CHESHIRE tary to indicate that the Presi Th® fUt dye expert who is the STORRS, Conn. (AP)—An au "If there Is a bomb in here, Haven on charges of murder cami>algni, the likes of which Dodd said that he isn’t afraid authoritative voice on U.S. tie- and kidnaping in connection Alternate Choice to Barry ,, The Wauhlnfrton Post dent had a personal message to dience at the University of Con I'm not afraid of death,” Hil V was never seen in Connecticut.’ of .peace, , where___ defense plant convey whenever Farmer’s ® there, ready waggish reportei^ are grolng to connect him to the White House girl who pla3red at Wimbledon of staff of the Black Panther dience leave. Genet, speaking through an fore the Manchester Democratic Hartford Democratic Commit- andthat he isn’t BfraWto^i A T" “ ^ ' " ^ W n g all find lrreal8tlli|ly useful when switchboard. and was called "the Shirley Party. Authorities made no attempt int€iT)reter, termed the trial Town Committee last night, tee, then was elected to the decisions.decisions ^ ‘ things." Temple of tennis" when she covering his speeches. "No” said the nurse. ’The Ptmther, David Hilliard, to clear the hall, although a “ a race trial held against all seeking delegate support. Democratic State Central Com- He mentioned the proposed He cited his work and his bills cttlhg again ^ his record la The one dollar pochet-’^ze vol "But it’s the President him was women’s state dhampion of attended "the rally along with university spokesman offered of America’s blacks." "I . realize," he said,—' d "that— ...... mittee...... and— became re «io its i,i treasurer,7:aouici-, merger of ITT (International nn Kun- Cangress, he said, "Nobody’s ume is titled "The Wit and self calling.’’ pleaded Farmer’s AiUzona at age 12. Jeon Genet, the French play another building for the rest of ^ ^ v e endors^ Oave Barry a post he sUll fills. He was ap- Tdephooe and Telegraph) with drug-abuse, on got a better record on labor and secretary. Wisdom of .Spiro T. Agnew.” Pat’s father was the doctor at wright, who also was speaking the program. The audience de ^ pointed deputy insurance com- the Hartford Fire l^Jnnnce Co ^ youj^-apprari- on dvll rights than I have." Theire Is one page of biograph '"niat’s too bad," anajiped Maine Chance, Mamie Elsen on behalf of the Black Panthers. clined. fine candidate and a good sen- mlssioner In 1968, and later com- ‘"The proposed merger is the prl«»i-raform, and He said that he to for Increas- Country Was Moved ator. m fact, in my opinion, aU mlssioner. ™ on other problems. ed social security p a y m ^ J te ^ ical data, tracing his "meiteorlc the nurse. hower’s favorite desert beauty Hilliard had just started to A university spokesman said political career” from president T h e secretary gulped and oasis. speak at about 8;1S p.m., when the two or three threatening Panama aifter it seceded of the ^ d ld a te s ore good men, "it’s worked both ways,” he c o i S h ^ s a l d ^ ^ i ^ l y 1° conUnue to be your to r Increased depend^cy o W of the PTA in Twoson, Md. to told the White House that the a member of one of the black calls had been made to an of from Colomhia in 1903 end and I hope we can resolve the aald. "I ’ve been leward^^ by ^ ances. "You can t raise a T ^ the vice presidency President would have to try student organizations on cam fice in the auditorium building. became an independent re a a'oln later. Nationwide Strikes He refused to disclose if the public, was moved cn the However, he added, it a a hard for the j;arty.” standalone.’’ " T h T w ^ J d ' issue of o „ r '* ? i ‘*C commented. He Five other pages aw taken up pus told him that several bomb long time to the June conven with such routine publishing ac He did. ’The first strike of netlion- threats had been made on Jor building was searched. map from South to North O o^ r, whose speech follow. Cbftter said that he Is for he S "iTthe i ^ u e ^ he to tor tax reform, ‘to H::) ceiled once from his lim America, Geographers re tion and, If you find Dave can’t knowledgements as copyright, wide extent was on the P^m- gensen Hall. Hilliard told the group that make It and you turn to another £d ^ o n e by U.S. Sen. Thom- some party reform in the selec- war and p ^ e T ^tto l ^ mv f . 1 ^ ousine enroute to an appoint sylvanla and the BaUimoire Hilliard relayed the informa gard the boundaries between foreword, dedication, etc. businessmen, politicians and po candidate, I hope that candidate as Dodd, touched only lightly tkm of national oonventton dele- guiding t ^ h t ^ r u ^ w ^ ^ ^ “History will bear me out!” U. S. Sen. Thomas Dodd. (Herald photo by The other pages are blank and ment and had the call refused and Ohio rallroexls in 1877, tion to the crowd and asked lice were enemies of the people. Panama and Colombia as cn the issues. "Ih ey’ve been gat s. He said that a subcom- b f s t T ^ r v e ^ l S ^ r t o ^ that t. again. He did not finally reach the boundary between South Is me." covered pretty fboroughly a perfect notebook for any lib aooording to Encyclopedia what they wanted to do, and He then said the "Establish Cotter said that It marks the by miUee of 'the Democratic State the United States ’’ that drug-axldictlion Farmer imtU 11 p.m., that night and Central America. Ihs anator," he said. to not a crime, it's an illnesa t „ eral joumalMs brave ertough Brltannlaa. they yelled; "Stay.” ment” was to blame for the firrt. time "in 16 years of knock Central Committee now is pre- ..j considered a when dq|Ctors decided Farmer’s He elaborated on hto Vietnam and should be treated as such.” Z f . ^ the vote to taken In the to use it to record Agnew ora ing around in politics” that he is- paring recommendations for „ „ Communism, that I see Mancheater Area ailment wtas not heart trouble. losficn. "Th;r^ was a time in He recommended rehablUtatton "e^^t Wednea- tory. seeking public office. . ro, cs;d c h ^ e a red and that I have a fix on this country when we had doves for users. "Wo should throw the . ^ ® t'® ^aid. "I want to wait The next time someone in Listing_ ___ his _ political _ _ _ quallfica-______sadd filter itis ^>6^cli ithB-t the commimiste ** Ka If First Lady Pat Nixon and •a d hawks," he aald. "Now, book at the pushers,” he add- ^ t«tl- Driver Sought President Nixon’s administration Uone, saia Hiat'hehe has beenbtien i h Mevee the choice for the -Well, let nv^ (tedi you*' he ^ the conflrmaition of G. Har- mony.** gets Ul, the President may de her daughters want to add YOU ARE INVITED TO working for the Democratic DemocraUc first District nomln^ will be said, "that things liave not He said he to for the 18-year- rold CarsweU to the Supreme Dodd, at the end of hto talk, cide it is simpter to send a get- some WasMngton originals to After Alleged Party since he was 14, and that Vietnam, and from among himself, Barry, changed. Communism is at the old vote passed last week In received a standing and re- well card. their wardrobes, they don’t "You will know my position sounding ovation. have to look beyond their own his family was active in party ^ ?h^ I’m a ^ wasn’t there Tolland Assault When Assistant HEW Secre AGWAY’S FIFTH ANNUAL work tor 60 years before then. ^ ^ ™ ^ man and Hartford State Rep. world, and has been tor the past to vote but I’m on record for eidminiatmtion. state police ere seeking the tary James P’armer was taken He Is now 43. James Kenedly. 26 years.” It." h e’said. "When tl*e vote to the National Institutes of Pat Lowry, vdiose husband is driver of a 1963 green C2>evralet Health (NIH) with chest pains a new legal appointee to the In bearing New Hamprtilra mork- recently, the chief executive terior Deportment, has just Heralding Politics -er plates. The driver allegedly heard about it an dwanted to found a pot of gold at the end Democratic Town Corp,mittee Members -assaulted another men iwar express his concern. of a rainbow in New York. Democrat Committee -By Sol R, Cohnn- MUe HUl Rd. In Tolland hurt DISTRICT 1 DISTRICT 4 ndght. The White House switchboard Her colorful tie-dyed fabrics DISTRICT 7 Manchester Mayor Nathan his candidacy for the Demo- Atty. William Broneill Katherine Bourn The vteUm of the aBeged as placed a call to Farmer’s secre have made a splash in the most Henry Becker Agostinelli has been elected to craitdc senatorial nomination 35 Ashland St. 262 Ferguson Rd. sault was George A. Kingsbury Renamed to Office 730 Center St. the eight-member board of di- now ore being que^Aloned. New w Janet Bycholskl Atty. Joseph Conti N. Charles Bogglnl of 44 WUaon Lane, RockvlMe, rectors of the National Confer- reports have been circulating to 32 Strong St. 71 Pitkin St. , who told police he went over to The 70-member Manchester Democratic Town Com- « airong m. 71 S p acer St. ence of Regional Councils, the effect that he will decide Patricia Conti the other car, 'wMoh was mittee last night endorsed itself to another two-year Campbell Dorothy Brindamour AgostinelU Is chairman of the to seek another term as U. S. 71 Pitkin St. parked, and the driver Mt Mm Vffi^eATiiDnAV M APPU 91 - term. The 70 whose 1968-70 terms ended last night, be- R^mond^Damato 6 Dover Rd. Capitol R"gion' Council of representative &smMSATURDAY , MARCH 21 - Sam to 4pm Jack Goldberg on the bridge of the noee and John Cagianello Elected Officials (CRCEO). J ____ _ gan their 1970-72 terrtis immediately. Their endorse- 24----- Homestead St. 119 Wynding Hills Rd. & 86 Crestwood Dr. Hto election was at a March , then left the scene. ments were recommended by a ------Thomas Hencghan Atty. Paul Groobert Joseph Gervais Other area activity: PRIZES AND REFRESHMENTS split vote of a 26-member noml- Democratic Action) Chairman 132 Bolton St. 134 Ludlow Rd. 15-18 conference held in Allan- jjull the ^ a tc h 47 Seaman Circle ta, Ga. He attended with Dana VERNON Dating committee. Joseph Duffey, State Senate Ma- John Hutchinson Atty.'Jules Karp tor the GOP nomination for Atty. Dominic Squatrito Hanson of Bolton, executive di PMlip D. Rose of Storrs was _ H0TD0GS--M1LK--C0FFEE-C00KIES A similar self-perpetuating jority Leader Edweud Marcus 98 Irving St. 114 Waranoke Rd. GIFT SHOP- ir ^ 64 Downey Dr. rector of the CRCEO. governor, has called a press fljraoted by Vernon poHoe yeo- action was taken March 6 by and Stamford bUBlneaam€tn Al- Atty. Davldi Golas Alice Lamenzo conference for Monday at 10; 30 Frank Suomler, chairman Among the speakers at the terday on a warrant chargii^ the Republican Tovim Commit- phontis Donahue. A fifth box is 30C New State Rd. 19 Jean Rd. a.m., in the Heirtford Hilton 977 MAIN STREEJT, MANCHESTER ^ Come in and register for open house door prize Somerset Dr. conference were U.S. Sen. Ed him with indecent assault. tee, when it endorsed 86 com- piiotvlded for those who are un- Mary LeDuc Atty. George Lessner Hotel. He is expected to an Marion Clifford mund S. Muskle of Maine; Rose was held overnight at mittee members.__ committed._____ Af\ 40 Cambridge St. 44 Robert Rd. 98 Olcott Dr. Thomas Bradley. Los Angeles nounce his withdrawal from the the Hartford Oorracttonal Cen- HO PURCHASE Nff-fgAPY ako register tor A6WAY sweepstake carnival DISTRICT 2 Joseph Maoaione race and his backing for Sixth Last night, a 71st name was Fifth District Cong. John Jerry Williams councilman and a candidate t.r in lieu of bond. He was to proposed from the floor by Monagan has scheduled a press Thomas Conran 111 Ferguson Rd. District Cong. Thomas Mesklll. FREE YARDSTICKS TO THE 120 Waddell Rd. last year for Los Angeles may be presented In Manchester C3r- FREE KITES TO THE KIDS FREE DUSTPANS TO THE Steye Cavagnaro. He nominated conference for tomorrow, to an- 96 Washington St. Frederick Nassiff cult Court 12 today. Joseph Czerwinski or; and Martin Agronsky, TV, FIRST 50 LADIES FIRST 50 MEN le e Sllversteln, an active Demo- nounce hto political plans. Re- 61 Steep Hollow La. Vernon police report 14 oaOi WHILE THEY LAST 254 Heniy St. newspaper and magazine com cratlc worker in previous years, ports that he would announce Jay Stager have been rcel'vad at the sta Clarence Foley, chairman Town Man Files mentator. Spring Concert The nomination was seconded nis candidacy tor the senatorial 72 Pitkin St. tion In the past itwo days, aB DRAWING MARCH 2 1 s t - - 2 CHANNEL PORTABLE by Janet Bycholskl. Cavagnaro nomination now are being ques- 85 Hollister St. Robert Stone James Halloran For Bankruptcy Of MHS Choirs concerning ccmplalnts o f oora INTERCOM SYSTEM. A .$ 4 9 .9 5 VALUE and Mrs. Bycholskl, both mem- tloned. New reports have crop- 60 Butternut Rd. Manchester State Rep. Don having been damaged. OPEN HOUSE DOOR PRIZE bera of the nominating commit- clalnilng that Monagan 110 Delmont St. John Sullivan, chairman ald Gerovesi, in a letter to Raymond I>arivee Robert C. Hack Jr. o l 127 Features Ward Police said the cars have oU YOU ALSO REGISTER FOR THE AGWAY CARNIVAL SWEEPSTAKES WITH OVER 4 0 0 WONDERFULL tee, had been pressing for the reconsider^, and that he 00 » 89 Finley St. State Transportation Commis had windows broken The alleg 83 Branford St. Edward Tomkiel Deepiwood Dr. has filed a volun Inclusion of Sllversteln’s name may announce th^ he wUl seek EdwnrH nrrHnrtv' tary petition In bankruptcy with sioner George Conkling, has re Under the direction of Mias ed incidents have taken place in P R I Z E S - - 1 s t P R I Z E -14 HP FORD LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR WITH MOWER ATTACHMENT.2N D 91 Grandview St. quested a meeting !n Manches- "i: s i; ; . the UB. Dtotriot Court in Hart T . w .. p, ...... Martha White, 'MWthe 450 voicea vuRces oiof scattered areas of the town PRIZE-OASIS 3 DELUXE dAMPING TRAILER.3rd PRIZE-7 HP FORD LAWN & GAfilDEN TRACTOR ter, to discuss a solution to the the combined Manchester High during the early evendiy hours. Anthony Pietrantonlo DISTRICT 6 ford. WITH MOWER ATTACHMENT.MANY.MANY OTHER GREAT PRIZES.ENTRANTS MUST BE 16 OR OVER. “ o traffic problem on Oakland St., School chodrs and Round Table The core were all parked. Po Because of the contest last Demooraitlc Town Chairman 228 Parker St. He lists hto liabilities at $4,- -2 Height 56” . Medici Oak Tray [Floor Lamp with between N. Main St., and Tol- Singers, accompanied by an 18- lice -ask anyone having any In- night, election of the 70 com- .pgj Cummings, following last Walter Sinon Edwin Edwards 285 and his assets at $60. mtttee members was by closed ^ ^ vote for town coinmlttee land Tpke. The road is a state pdece orch^tra, will ring out in formation concerning the van Q. Wood Spools and W rou gh trlr^ Shade, White 4.3 260 Hollister St. 38 Wells St. Largest local creditors in baUot of the 63 members pre- membera, commented. "What highway, Rt. 83. "Sweet Freedom’s Song" to dalism to please report It extra special saving s Atty. Allan Thomas Irene LeMay clude Pelletier’s Chevron Serv to I Burlap on Parchment, Black Trim . . . | Genovcsl warned that, be- morpow night at 8 o ’clock from the station. ***'*■ has come out of this contest is 216------Hollister St. 24 Madison St. ice Station of Coventry, $ 3 0 0 ;_____ • Sllversteln received only 20 the knowledge that we must Robert Vater Francis Mahoney cause of increased pedestrian the stage of the school’s Bailey ONE DAY ONLY 1 0 5 0 1 b . Wyman CMI Co., $60; Caldor’s traffte. corrective measures Auditorium. votes, and the entire recom- estaiblish a new criteria for judg- 29® Henry St. 19 Hamlin St. $25 and the Southern New Eng B a g 50( g Unloading Sale Price ? must be take'n before a serious SoloiBts in the spring concert Lutz Courses mended slate was declared en- committee members.’’ Harry Maldment land Telephone Oo., $70. SAT. MARCH 21st DISTRICT 8 18 Scarborough Rd. accident occurs there. will be Mias Suaan Charlamb, „ Me said that the criteria wlU The largest single creditor is soprano, and Vance Larson, Have Openings off PneferenUaJ ballots, to deter- be based mainly on "partldpa- Olof Anderson Pascal MMtrangelo, chairman — — ONE APPLICATION DOES IT! SPECIAL the Connecticut Bank and Trust baritone, with narration by Mtos I $ 2 3 - 0 0 I mlna the committee’s choice tlon In elections and In regular 106 Kennedy Dr. 169 Maple St. Co. charge plan, $1,400; the U. S. Sen. Thomas Dodd is Mrs. Madeline McAwley, VALUE! Roger Negro Lois Steely. LOW COST tor a senatorial nominee, were party efforts, attendance at Atty. David Barry second largest creditor is the being backed for nomlnntlon Lutz Junior Museum' director, 208 Oak St. Robert Ward, composer of the sRCEnust GREENLAWN dMiibuted last. toght to those meet*tigs, and personal contribu- 478 E. Center St. Windham County Memorial and roelecUon by three of Man announces openings are CRAB6RASS 3 V Mary Ann Pazlanos New England chronicle, will be available in the follo>wlng spring Only 26 Lamps At ThisPrice j ooRunlttee members present, tions to the party.” Stephen Cavagnaro Hoispltal, $882. chester's elected officials, all I S LAWN FERTILIZER KILLER GRANULES Tltey were sent by regWlened „ j 79 Woodstock Dr. 106 Foster St. Democrats — State Rep. and present at tomorrow Vnight’s " '" ’ " con olas.sea, which will begin April REG, MODEL B SPREADER mall this morning to thTothsni. Barbara Coleman former mayor Francisf $0414.1^ MahoneyITiCUIl^lVV ’ , ^ . third------1 through 4,«with one exception $4^ for50lbs. AU ate to be returned by Marah « « \ ^ tt e e member examtoe hto DISTRICT 6 and TVnvn Directors An'thnnv P '^*'totlon of hls work any- as noted; REG. $349forlbs. reg. $24.25 $19.95 ^ ' o r her qualifications. "If they 61 Alice Dr, Fntl*JlHf*f» Town Directors Anthony *l*f y®'** “'Y' Use now for a green, green lawn all summer! Applies ae. Mary Cotter r i U i r a n C e r O l i c y Pirtronumlo and Richard Wylie. ^ ^® »*e Wednesday; Rock and lUnsr- don’t measure up to the criter James Bayliss evenly, granular to prevent dust and contains 75% Use how for all-season effective New 40 H). spreader features 74 Constance Dr. The announcement _ ___ ols, 3:30-4;30 p.m. On March 80, the town com- ia,’’ he aald, "they should act 98 Forest St. At St, Bridget announcement of their Nitrogen from long-lasting Ureaform. Uniform feeding ness! Contains Dacthal for pre trailer hitch conversion or may be Theodore CTummlngs; endorsement wns made by Her, ington (Maas.) Choral Society, Thursday; Experimonto In mittee wUl meet to endorse 18 Ulce gentlemen and ladles, and Nicholas Jacksten, chairmen in a 10-5-5 formula. Each bag covers 1250 sq ft emergence weed contfbl pushed by hand. Fast and efficienti 87 Lawton Rd. /•TK. ______.<■ Pert Stevenson, an active work- which premiered the work on Science, 3;30-4;30 p.m. delegates to each of tour ocn- should withdraw from the com 406 Hackmatack St. Dec. 5, 1905. venUens — State, County, First Atty. William FitzGerald Matthew Morlarty Friday; Junior Expiorani, mittee.^’ ed1 uTy^dS^s in yesterday’s Herald,iSrT^’^ but t campaign Steer Biused on manuscripts of ear Congresrional District end 140 Richmond Dr. 76 Forest St. son is on the Democratic Town 3:3(l.4;30 p.m., starting April If OavBgnaro said that he wlU was unclear because of a typo ly American history, “ Sweet Fourth Benatorlal Distriot. ______Harry Howroyd Terry Parla Committee, Is District 3 chair at Natural Sclenoe Oenter, Oak propose on amendment to town graphical error.) Freedom’s Song" opens with the PLUS OUR BIG AGWAY SPRING CARNIVAL SALE 31 Conway Rd. 66 Bruoe Rd..~ man, and Is assistant Demo Grove St.; Intermediate Art, *11)0 delegates to the State Con- oommlttee rules, to be' eonside^' St. Bridget’s School adminis arrival of the first aetUera end Atty. Sanford Plepler Paul PhUUps cratic registrar of voters. S;30-4;80 p.m. EVERLASTMG TOUCHES OF SPRING With hundreds of items too numerouis to mention. venBon will be apportioned on ed ait a future meeUng. His 112 Weaver Rd. tration announced today It Is their hardships, and progresses Saturday; Junior Explorera, 390 Main St. offering admission to any stu the harts of the preferential poll amendment, he said, will pro- Dr. Walter Schardt through the first Thanksgiving, 10;45 a.m.-12:15 p.m., otertint Katherine PcnUceUi dent having academic and gen This Easter p v e everlastinfir sprins: flowers, ■ ’’rvBMmiBi) tor a UJt. Senate nonlnes, pose changes in the method of 81 Eastland Dr. Fifth DLstrict Cong. John Boston, and the Revolutlonarv April !8 at Natural Science Oen- I 382 Hackmatack St. eral qualifications. perky pots fmm Mountain Greenery, or a g&y Agway FURNITURE OITY p k o p u b u m o b leeti” The 70 oommlttee membera choosing committee members. If Leonard Sender Monagan is conducting a press War. ^ ter; Intermediate Art, e:M- William Desmond The offer Is made without re bouquet of flowens imported from F ^ c e and AGWAY HOME & GARDEN CENTER ors being poUed on thetr prefer- adcqpted, he said, the o h a n ^ 114 Richmond Dr. conference tomorrow, to an Ward, who has taught at the 10:80 a.m,; I Wonder, first and nOWNTOWM MAMCHBSTIK at u# MADf mUDBr 3 snoe tor the tour declared can- would be effective In /ie72 116 Forest St. gard to the child’s race or na she wiH always enjoy your thoughtfulness. Herbert Stevenson, chairman Paul Greenberg nounce plans for hls political Julliord School of MimIc in New second gradere, e;80-10:S0 a.m.i dUtoites for the nomination — The toilowtng are tfte 70 com- tional origin. It is aloo ottered future. It will be at 9 a.m., at L 31 0 TOLLAND TNKE 76 Kennedy Dr. ISe Lakewood Circle North York City, won the Pulitzer Touch and See, first sad oso* OPEN MON. THRU SAT. B:80 TO B;80—THUR8. TILL 9:00 BUCKLAND STORE ■| OPEN EVERY NIGHT f« 9:00 q UJB. Sen. 'niomaj Dodd, Na- mittee members endorsed last without regard- to —hls ---- religion,_ — . the Quality Motel in Water- Atty. Richard Woodhouae Atty. Arnold'W au Prize In 1962 for Ms opena, "The ond graders, 10;4e-U:4S a.*m. FWiNCHESTER 643-5123 DAILY 8-5 SATURDAY, 8-4 tiensi ADA (Amsrioana tor nIgM; 448 E. Center St. os provided for in Public Act bury. ______, ..n t n t r AMPLE PARXiNO ^ (SAxinioAini tu siee) ^ 46 Bruoe Rd. Crudble," booed on Arthur Rsglrtration may bs mods at 791 of 1969. Reports that he wlH announce Miller’s play of the sanM name. the museum or toy Petmr's FurnHur* CHy — P*4*r'i Furnttur* City
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explosions appeared to be made South Windsor might be a trial balloon for city Brown T rial by the same manufacturer. ' Nixon Bids plans to make midtown streets "At this point we haven't aub- M ailmen Draft Boards dose to Avert MHA Releases List nr* A • 1 iTh pedestrian malls, Lindsay stanllated any kind of relatlon- Sharkevich Girl^ Escapee^ l O A i d P o o r Shifted T o ahlp" between the bombings, * W F l .k at the Fedeml Reserve’s cat walkout that was never of- Monday. A spokesman said they years, arrived In the dty members from persons who Stella Braun penguin has been reunited with the women’s prison here. Brown, former head of the his owner after taking a gawk Smith, the third woman living fhee. If a university community weekly money supply report to flotally tormied a strike. were shut after business Tues-. Wednesday with Beverly Mc- were denied admission and who Yvonne Pelletier Miss Sharkevich walked away Student Nonviolent Coordinating —like many a tourist—at a In the apartment. She was acU In such a way ^ to dntlml- j,. w Officials In New York City day to catch up on work and Klttrick. a blonde ex-secretary had been eligible for years. Clare Itenn from the minimum-security pri Committee, is charged with ar neighborhood where Hollywood charged with harboiihg a fugi date the free expression of opln- currenev In ithe^handn of the ‘**’®'*’ tV contingency {dans in- that It was "sheer coincidence” j,e says he wants to marry. Edna Gaskell son during the night. Because of The admissions debate . has son and Inciting to riot in con celebrities reside. tive. State police said she may Ion on the part of its own mem- public and bank d^'manda -.™_____ depos^ j..™ , eluding a plan to lock up cn- the closings occurred during a oleason and his wife Gene- Americans Finest Rooflngee, a reduction In her manslaughter bers, or free access to universi baen going on since at least the nection with disorders and burn Mrs. Felix Chappellet says be returned to Connecticut to street mall boxes that can’t be week of demonatratdoinfl. vleve have been separated since sentence by the State Pardons ty functions, or free movement its are Increasing. summer of 1967 when the MHA ing which followed a speech he she drew the drapes at her Bel face a similar charge here In But he contradicted a recent ooUectod by supervisory person- Draft reststers In New York 1964. The comedian obtained a Board, she would have been eli within the community, no out Costs Less Than Sc a pound! received a dlreoUve from the made in 1967 in Cambridge^ Md. Air home Wednesday and connection with the flight of the statement by House Mlnloiity nel snd store mail to make sure had made plans to try to close New York court ruling earlier Albert Gardner gible for parole next month. side force can do much about federal government (HUD) The trial began March 9 In "there was the penguin looking two women to New York. Leader Gerald Ford that the it Isn’t stolen. Manhattan’s draft boards No. 1 this year that he could seek a Edith MaxweU Harford County and two black She is charged with escaping this. For to Intervene to impom I'ntemational mall that nor- through 4, all In a building on divorce under a new state law which said that admissions Flora WeUs in . . . looking at me." She add chances tor a recession are c — should be on a first come first eussociates of Brown were killed ed: "I checked with my neigh from a state institution and theft freedom, Is by definitloni to sup whlch makes prolonged separa Charles Blmle press It.” ’’nil” and that Inflation has been moves through New York Houston Street. served basis. that night when a bomb demol- bors—Jennifer Jones and Eddie of a motor vehicle. Miss Gon B ook m ob ile "defeated ” being rerouted through A War Reslsters League leett- tion grounds for a decree. Bird Bertha Johnson Ished their oar near Bel Air. zales also Is charged with aid Nixon sold that lor this reason Some confusion about the Ru.ng;rega- church of Richmond Hill. He .ound In the debris of the two owner, who keeps It as a pet. stayed In Meriden and Stamford county. they would in that very process plannedi by the board/ to force genate Post Offloe and Ovll In Washington, about 400 tlonal Church. Breakfast will assumed his present pastorate destroy what they i)ominelly tntlereat rates downward. Service Committee urged work- women marched through a cold iiriiM • I The admissions policy came Gladys O'Cionnor be served at 7 a.m., in fellow- on Sept. 7, 1969. seek to preserve.” “All I can tell you, senator. Is to "go back to work.” Me- rain outside the White House up again in September of 1969. Otto Peterson Ov«r San4lwlclM8 ship hall after a communion Tlckeita for the breakfast may Some members of Congress that we have not been idle at said a continued strike and chanted, “ Out of Vietnam, Pickltt • D«liclo«i Solod* The newly-elected chairman, Anna Mlkchounene ^ Ntw Yofk Styl« DttMrft - CIimm Coktt service at 6:30. be reserved by contacting the and others have urged that the Federal Reserve Board. I woidd have a/n "adverse effect” out of Laos.” Aitty. Vincent L. Diana, appoint- Alan Ellis RARI Rodst Mtf HOT CofWtd BtM The Rev. Mr. Tozer, former church office or from members loans and grants under federal- shall atop there,” he said. qjj chances for a postal pay The members of "Woman’s rsq. ft. ed Mrs. Katherine Thompson of 'fhomao O'Neill ’^ LOT SIZE Josephine Jeffers akin to the Rt. 6 problem, and zens to enjoy,” Lindsay said LEG 0’ happy homecoming Hausman has ruled that the Is open to .students furthering Mary Hendsay to plan for Us future. Wednesday. Alice Munsie Manchester Republican Town their education in any field. STAIR The mayor also amiounced with a radio-controlled Basketball League This Includes junior college, SCULPTURED Frank Oaks Committee acted legally and The high school’s Boy Intra the closing o f Manhattan’s 14th GARAGE DOOR technical schools or any of the Street from 2nd to 7th avenues Ruby Rivenburg within the provisions of Its by mural Basketball League CARPETS OPERATOR Francis Corcoran non-degree granting institutions. between noon and midnight* as. laws, when it endorsed an 86- finished its regular season and People not contacted by the TWEEDS AND EUen BronMe play-off gomes Sunday when the part of the protest. • Push-button protection Ann Gustafson member town committee on drive may send contributions to Many business groups ex from bad weather and Creeping Fescue defeated the the PTO Scholarship Fund by Alma Smith March 6. MANY HALL pressed dismay end shock - at LAMB prowlers. Tapioca Tundra by a score of mailing checks to Mrs. Ernest Isabella Dewhurst the plans. The Fifth Avmue As He was asked for an interpre 44-36. ’The Creeping Fescue, led Manning, Watrous Rd. or Mrs. Requires no in-car installation Mp.ry Pearce tation because of a Jem. 12 ac by Captain Tony Falcetta’s 19 RUNNERS sociation, an organisation of Don Carpenter, South Rd. COLORS about 1,000 businesses, called WAYBEST, TENDER 3Va L b . Avg. Clarida Willett tion by the committee. On that points, ended the season with Complete unit; Bulletin Board Beautiful Selection the move "a very, very bad pre Mildred Badone date, It amended Its bylaws, re 12 wins, no losses. ’The ’Tundra The 2k>ning Commission will o f Colors cedent” and said it 'was "abso (1 receiver, 1 trantmltter. Emma Peterson ducing Us l(K)-member commit completed the season with an meet tonight at 8 in the Com Ula Pratt lutely poBed to It.” ^Ib INTBMIUCTOBY tee to 86. However, the commit 8-4 record. ’Three of their four munity Hall fireplace room. Reg. f7 to $10 yd. Lillian Lavigne However, the Elnvlronmental ROASTING CHICKENS $ 9 8 . 0 0 OFFER tee waited to March 10 to file losses were to the Fescues. A Democratic Caucus will be HUda Allison Action Ooalltian, which coordi the bylaws change with the sec The Creeping Fescue team held tomorrow at 8 in the Com Helen Flavell nates efforts to protect the envi retary of the state’s office. m'embers are, Tony Falcetta, munity Hall. Clara Hemingway ronment, called the eiuiounoe- WAYBEST Changes in town committee William McCarthy, Louis Mor Cub Scout Pack 167 and the Sure beats feeling sorry— so beautiful, tool Rose Code ntmt “a major victory for the BREASTS LEGS WINGS rules become effective 60 days gan, Dave B:hrman, Ralph Webelos will meet tomorrow at Daniel McCarthy WALL-TO-WALL CARPET people.” after they .are fUed wrlth the Strickland, Pat Small and John 7 at the United Methodist ORNAMENTAL Irene Peterson state. On that basis, the change Church. While They Last "Earth Day” began as a stu Anne Reed Rys. 100% Nykm Dupont 501 dent moven>ent. Students plan CHICKEN PARTS would become effective In early The third annual basketball 1 591 391 IRON RAILING Helen Finch May. It was filed with the Man Manchester Evening Herald teach-ins April 22 at colleges program had 60 boys participat I Installed Over and demonstrations against pol Lila Hauser chester town clerk’s office on Bolton Spring Correspondent $0.85 Margaret Miller ing. The Purple Luftwaffe (7-4) luters of the environment In • Handsomest way to safe Feb. 9. led all the teams in scoring with Cathy D’ltolia, tel. 649-6609. IMPORTED DANISH HAFNIA Augustine Swan Housman, In a letter to GOP 32 oz. Waffle Pad 9x12 N Y LO N hundreds of commiaaltles. guard stalnNsys a 66 podnts-p>er-game average Reg. $9.95 Agnes Marcin town chairman M. Adler Dob- Lindsay said 14th Street "w as • Easy 1-2-3 installation, and the Creeping Fescue were Bstella Hillman kin, stated that the commUtee R O O M SIZE decided upon to dramatize the no drilling the defensive leaders, holding August Brault acted legally, even under the environmental problem of urban their opposition to an average HLLED areas” because it "is the most CANNED HAMS ^ »3.69 4 Ft. Section Thotant Mozzer old rules. Helen Chedell He explained that the old score of 29.1 points per game. EASTER BASKETS RUGS striking symbol of these prob Janet Cable rule, calling for a town commit Individual scoring leaxlers 98c and up CERAMIC BATHROOM lems: Power plants, changing Reg. $6.40. Oelena Scranton tee of not more than 100 mem- were Wayne Gagnon of the Pink neighborhoods and other as FOR EASTER WE WILL HAVE BIRCHWOOD Isabel Ferguson ARTHUR DRUG pects of the environment.” •5 .7 5 bers,' »gave the committee the 1 1 ______J W . . a T TTVm .-. ^ ^ Alice Shorette option of fixing the number to followed by Mike LaPrancis of A spokesman for the Environ Mary Ames be elected, provided It wouldn’t the Ungood with a 21.1 average » 1 1 9 - 9 S mental Action CoaUtlon said FARM FRESH NATIVE TURKEYS Frances FTtzgerald exceed 1(X). and Milt Jensen of the Luft 49.95 peaceful demonstrations may be Ella Parker “ By endorsing 86,” he said, waffe with a 20.4 average. Beg. eej)o mounted April 22 against the 10 TO 14 LBS. — WHY NOT PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY FOR THE FINEST CHOICE? On Saturday, beginning at 8 Consolidated Edison Co. power Ellen Larson “ the town committee effective OIBJL SCOUT TROOP #10 INSTALLED 4 Sides Finished ENJOY WARMTH IN WINTER Yvonne Trudeau ly fixed the number at 86. Ac in the high school gym, there plant on 14tb Street and against Malzle Keating dordlngly, It Is my opinion that All-Star gome be- the General Motors Building on CAR O O ^ and Fa al CMmb. CHICKEN OF THE SEA ... SUMMER BREEZES Eva Blanchette the number of town committee tween the faculty and the Intra WASH TYC Fifth Aretme. She ooU ttm com Victoria Graham members to be chosen at the mural All-Stars for the benefit ARMSTRONG panies were among those mo^ Chunk Style Elizabeth Humphrey forthcoming primary, If there of the scholarship fund. Facul- and BAKE SALE responsible tor the city’s air pol WHITE TUNA 1-os. can WWW Clatherine Armstrong is one, is 86.” members participating are lution. Henry Hamlin ’The new Republican Citizens Falcetta, McCarthy, Morgan, SATUROAT, MARCH 21st VINYL INLAID AMced if the street closings GREEN GIANT Elsie Gould Committee of Manchester now Jeffrey Helntz, Richard Nietup- 10 AJH. KITCHEN CARPET! Combination Storm Door ‘ Naomi Hulls is circulating petitions with 27 ski, Roger 'Htus, Make Landol- Hartford National Bank EMBOSSED USED NIBLET CORN with Inseet-proot screen. Catherine Malcoln oppoeltion candidates for the phi, John Marino, Fred Audette Parking Lot DO IT YOURSELF Tifw Eva Lutz town committee. If the peU- and Daniel Coughlin, 606 MAIN ST. 100% NYLON <* HIGH DENSITY Dorothy Roach lions are certified by March 26, The AU-Star team has not 9x12 CRISCO Mabel Wilson an April 16 townwide Republi- been picked yet, but leading Across From Library RUBBER BACK • U R G E ASST. OF Here's beauty that's made BICYCLEI to lastahousetimel Mary Kamlnske can primary will be held. candidEites are Gagnon, LaFran- COLORS . . . LINOLEUM uanasST aai-acTiOH or SHORTENING Full 1" thick, fully wpather- HCW BICVCl-E* IN THS Joseph Bars strlpped, ready to Install. Lucille Watson VKNNON ANCA Bertha' Blnkherd Fwfesdsnally As ibM FRESH ' B&M Erica Doug an 9 “ Annie McIntosh STRAWBERRIES Pt. PEA BEANS m cant WWW EUa Brimble •2 1 .9 5 Anna Prentice SQ. YD. KEEBLER COOKIES Rena Nason FRESH CALIFORNIA Geneva Lockwood RIGH N CHIPS 14*oBs 5 9 « Olive Beaulieu m STALLEO! ASPARAGUS Florence PUtt J DISCOUNTS ^ MANCHESTER Anna Skipper $9.50 yd. ICEBERG SUNSHINE COOKIES Catherine Fratola ) ...... Mary Stewart OOGONUT BARS ll-o s . Gladys Barney H O W i LEHUCE [w.V gI fhney 6 4 9 - 5 2 5 3 Rose Coro POST nOAOSHqPFlNO PLAZA Douglas Swartz CROADLOOM CARPET Ll:,:..’ Monette Johnson MAIN STIlf tT. WQUy* 30 CO. " Scutotured Tweed VERNON, CONN. f?M 1 8 i Helen Mathein Many Otriora 3 3 6 Thorn Maloney conditioners B X P B S T w p a b s Minetta Bratsnyder IN C L O S U R l O N M C Y C L K 8 NORTH MAIN STUn Raymond Clark Ruth Frazier MON. THNU SAT. APPUANCE AND » 4 - 9 S tllO TO SiSS r.M. Louise O’Donnell •27.95 CI.OBBO THUR. A.M. Genevieve Jerome FURNITURE CENTER opsN PRi. sy s.__ FIRST FOOD BUILDING MATERIAL—LUMBB^FUBIL SteUa OstrinsU i v - w WUMm lUc. 189.95 AO Bmlly Peterson B .D . P E A R L M6 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER CONN. Isabella Hamilton ELLINGTON SHOP FRIDlAYS TO 8:30 F.M. G L^TO NBUBY VaUda Houley 649 M AIN ST. MANCHESTER 643-2171 (W « R«Mrv« Tlw Right To Limit QiwntltiM) Tvonne Caasista El'tliltlti! A V'- V- \, A \ UANCHESTER BVENDIO HERALD, MjiilCHESlPE'R, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 19T0 PAOE 8BVENTBBIN. PAGB SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970
neariy emjAy post office build laws and that servloe ki the From Your Neifthhor *8 Kitchen Two Unions Mail Strike ings were most bitter at Con Senate Panel armed toroes should be consid Nader Slams Merger Opposition Small gress. ' ered a privilege with Its own ■By VIVIAN P. PBROU80N Givo Support "Nothing win makis Congress dignity and not as a punishment Watflea have been made from Spreads In act,’* said one. "They have their Okays Tarr to ohastiM those who don’t like very early tlmee. They ware At Hearing on C-DAP money and their free trips and government policy. Of ITT-Hartford fire ■old In the atreete and In front To Sen, Dodd -AAfePfT'4 “ T & jcei- don’t give a damn about any In reply to other quottfons of ohurchei at rellgloue holidayi. HARTFORD, Oornt. (AP)- — Three States In Draft Post Tarr—now an Air l^rce official HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — er, be said, beosura "the prra- Baked on hot coals in patterned By wnxiAM CX>B body. If (teople don’t get their ent management cannot make The state’s Teamsters and Op- mail, watch how fast these lazy and formerly head o f Lawrence Ctonaumer advocate Ralph Nad- Iron* with long handles, the (Herald Reporter) ^ (Continued from Page One) WASHINGTON (AP) — The assuranoe for future maiaige- srattng Engineers tmlon offl- old men will I'ston to us." foodlee were browned on one, «’claU have thrown their support A public hearing on Manchester’s C -D A P (Com Semto Armsd Service. Commit- croaUon^^k ^ b fo took cn the government and m ent.” •ide. The iron was then tiirned sey, IS in the New York City And a mailman’a wife, who behind Sen. Thomas J. Dodd In munity Development Action Plan) program last night uniform national draft policy. U.8. industry in two raparate ^^,^j,jpeBBing a crowd of about over to bake the other side. aald her husbfutd takes home tee today approved the nomina his fight for re-election. attracted about 60 persons to Highland Park School, area a~d one In OonnectUut. appearances here Wednesday. ^ oqo ^t the Urtlverstty o f Hort- 1103 a 'week after seven years in tion of Curtis W. Thrr to be the Sen. Richard. 8. Schweiker, Waffle batter is a "pour” bat The 86,000-member Joint Coun the majority C-DAP participants, but encountered little The second of two temporary the service, said anrMly: R-Pa.. and other senators Nader told a group of Insur- f/jeA Wednesday night, Nader ter. The whites and yolk* of eggs nation’e third Selective Service criticized present proce cil 64 of the International Broth- contnwrerey. ------^------restraining orders issued "The congressmen voted anoe executives at a one day oaid pollution should be al- may be beaten separately or to director. erho(xl of Teamsters and the 'RQPST H m Moaion, sponaored by Uw narrowing the areas of plan Wednesday was served today on themselves a 41 per oettt raise. dure as allowing each of the ’’oonsumerism” cUnlc that a tacked by developing new {xM- gether. Most waffles have a 0,800-member state Local 478, The approval which sends 4,000 local draft boards to make propoeed merger between the tlcal preaeuree to force coipor- very crisp surface, Norwegian Houm o i RepreaentaUvea' ning respoqs'blltty and obtain the Brooklyn Letter Cartiers, That’s an ojMn wound in the International Union of Operat ing more technical help from mailmen’s side." Tarr's name to the Senate for a separate draft policy. Harttord Fire Ineurance Oo. and ations to adopt existing technol wafflee differ In texture. Light, Laflalallve 8uba>mmlMee (or Branch 41, ordering Its 3,600 ing Engineers promised to Dodd the DCA, saying he was con- Meanwhile, a New York City co.-tiirmatiion, cam e a fter a Asked about student deter- international Teleplione and Tel- ogy, rather than -by trying fluffy, the aroma is ma^elous tlM Department of Oonununtty today their "unanimous and un vtnced of the validity of "blue- workers not to strike or picket. postal officii said' the sttuatlon hearing in which Tarr ex- my feell^ is teat we would be egniph Cbrp. was not in ttie to ^velop new toolmology. and the flavor superior. While qualified support for renomlna- Affaln, produoed dkdogue oky" thinking by the task The other injunction was served had "worsened,” with mail ac prefsed reservations about the better off without the general -public interest. He said this new kind o f poU- golden brown when baked, they Uon and re-election as our se mainly aanotig the committee should not be crisp as flavor is forces. Wednesday on the union branch cumulating at the rate of 15 mil feasibility of an all volunteer student deferments.” ITT, said Nader, is ”a highly Ucs would reqUre “a new nior senator from Connecticut." m em bera, town oMoiialB and lo represenUrg Manhattan and the Later hb . told - reporters, ” I destroyed. "We’re now 'taking an over lion {>leoea daily end 00 per cent army. predatory company . . . whose brand of cltiaens.” Dodd is hard pressed from cal C-OAP patrUclpanto, who don’t think the occupational de Bette Wolff of Vernon Is of all look at our town, whereas Bronx. of postal-employes In the metro Tarr, 46, a form er college reputation for prevaiioatlon is "In the past 20 years we’ve several sides in his bid for the alnd ttieir views on beneHta ferment has nearly as much Norwegian descent. Both her There was no im m ediate Indl- politan area away from their president, deriared also he be unparalleled.' Democratic nomination to run and problems with the Man- h'eitorlo3aiy we’ve always mov had a revolution In the prooeee oatten of how Brookl}m union of Jobe, as com pared with 85 per lieves most student and occupa merit now as It usbd to.” , parents (now deceased) were again. Also after the slot on.. cheater C-DAP — now eibout ed frosn crisis to ortois.’’ I tMnk State Insurance Oommlasiooer of government which has made ficials 'would Instruct their cent Wednesday. tional determents from the draft bom and raised in Norway. With the party’s ticket are the Rev. seven months old. we'll .come out with a Solid hat WUttam R. Cbtter is currently government more remote, non- members. A clue to their militancy came should be abemdcmM. great pride in her heritage, Joseph Duffey, national chair o f programs and prtorittes.’’ consldeting a second merger representative end almott ocn- Bette recalls with nostalgia her CX a total of eight who es»ke, A nat'cnal embenro ordered from a e-foot-2, 200-pounder He appeared /before the Sen M y L a i C as^: man of Americaiw tor Demo The third C-DAP opponent to {tnopoaal put forward by the two temptuous of otUaen needs and mother’s wonderful cuisine- llAVJiM D&iO only three were opposed to C- at the start of the day-old strike picketing a Queens post o(fic4. ate Armed Qerirlces Committee cratic Action; State Senate M'a- sp e a k was ■ Dr. BYederlck compandes. He rejected their rights,” said Nader. cookies and cakes rteh in butter DAP on phUosophlcal grounds. already had diverted tens of "Anybody that wants to claim confirmation hearing at which Jorlty Leader Edward L. Mar Epvuldlng, who said he was "The government Is not in- and cream, homemade brqads. None « f the three Is a partici milUcns of pieces of mall ad they won’t cross the picket line no opposltdon to his appointment cus, and Stamford mllUonalre oonfuaed at>d bewildered by the Court Martiar *^*^1*^Nader also proposed that the terested In enforcing the law "Oh, how I loved my father’s pant in the program. dressed to New York to storage for fear of bodily harm is abso was expressed. Alphonsua Donahue. program . insurance Industry establish a when it kivotves giant corpora- emoked meats and fish. He al The meetiiig was oaUed by bins in post offices around the lutely right,” ho said. "Nobody Tarr said he has no intention "During his long and brilliant Voitit I b w u ^ s h Q . V X + bureau of design evaluation to tions In their predatory role ways made his own aquavit Francis Miahoney o f Uanches- "It appears to me,” Spauld nation. Mfdl chutes and outside is gonna take food out of my of following either the life style Of MitcheU record of service In Cfongress, ing charged, "that C-DAP sets force the automobile industry to agalntt human beings," Im as- to o !" ter, state repreaentattve for the boxes in New York City were kid’s mouth.” or the administrative methods Senator Dodd haa been one of . produce cars' which will be aaf- setted. Bette’s Norwegian waffles are OavNiO 10lh District and a member of up the Impression of a grass sealed. A postal inspector on duty out of Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, 76, the greatest champlns<;iouB, Though the turnout was not tives received no word by mail 0 ditionally committed to Senator CI4TCKE14S \» I Asked by a committee mem striking Manhattan-Bronx local of fear of retaliation from the^ * "ln Detroit tt Is a crime for serve with ice cream and any large, M eU ler said following the from servicem en In Vietnam. power Into an oil-volunteer mlU- eUeged My Lol massacre in Dodd,” they added. "We believe ber what that leverage is, of the AFLrCIO National Asso tary force by June 30, 1971, the Vietnam. auto industry; close relation- aii todlviduai to relte've himself sauce. L B M o t B E S t i dIsousBdon that lie feH the ses- The business of the huge Man strongly In seniority and we RpaukUng replied it was his ciation of Letter Carriers, pub ships between executives of auto in (tie river, but It is not a 'For Sunday night supper, the sinn aocompUahed its puipose— hattan-based corporations and date the current draft law ex- Mitchell, 29, is charged with fully recognize the power and understanding that C-DAP haa licly appealed to his men to re and insurance companies, Inclu- crime ^or corporations who re w affles may ibe served at the to give the committee feedback government agencies was dis P***®®- assault with intent to commit (Herald iihato by BuoelvloluB) tofluonoe that Senator Dodd will f I mandatory bousing tor elderly turn to work. The union attor ding interlocking directorates; lieve thenisehes of waste in the Wolff household with bac L o t s "I’m sure you people know strike is Illegal.” edthier- cember, Mitchell said he saw no a.te^movem«it.” Nader aald "hehavtoral sanc- He aaM ths meeting was the minimal as union delegates term senator.’’-' more about that than I do,” he But Jack Leventhal, president But he said steps must begin massacre at My T ji.l Nadeft who was a lawyer In ttons should be attached to r ions per person. Do not i>e«l been Women’s (jhampicn twice fourth information • gathering toured post offices, telling the Norwegian Waffles told the committee. of the striking Brooklyn local, immediately to Implement the Army spokesman said the northwestern Connecticut ontirpollution laws.' pne such them; do not do anything to —In 1967 and 1969. nwsnlnn by his group and one strikers to go home, most of the eggs The last of the speakers was said the union’s constitution re recommendations of the Gates probably wiU be a prellml- town cf Wlmted before making sanction he suggested would re- 6 them. Just set them <» the rack Two boys, Greg 18. and Gary No Contempt 'Seen of the beat attended. PreviouB striking mailmen expressed de % cup sugar Btogene Mhntany, diairman of quired three days notice before Oommlaslan which urged that hearing before the court- Ms reputation as a champion of quire executives o f compaideB of a 3(X) or 325-degree oven, and 15 have been active members In Upside-Down Flag “R o i f t v r J f e meetings had been held at En- termination to let the mail pile the nation’s consumers, said the Vi teasp(x>n vanilla the CltlMna Advisory Commit up until their pay demands are a membership meeting to 'vote miltary pay and benefits be so martial to consider motions, guilty o t pollution to live in (he bake until they are tender when of swim teams. Greg is captain liteH, Mjansfleld and Coventiy. increased as to bring enough charges against Mitchell ITT-Hartford Fire merger is the 4 teaspoons baking powder poked^____ with___ _a_____ sharp^ ____ fork or__ ^of the team___ at Westminster______MJNEOLA, N.Y. (AP) — A tee, vdM was questioned at met. on whether to obey the Injunc- polluted area. U iM tAnLi: CUKM dCM U Among Ustenera In the "most disturbing example" of (4 pint sour cream toothpick. Allow to stand out of Preparatory School ■where Gary charge ® Long Island wom- length by the legislators concern "If we don’t get what we tim . voluntary enlistments to permit allege he fired a rifle at a group He coiicluded with a call tor audience last night were LeRoy endln/the draft. ^ 2 cups flour the heat for a moment, then i* eJao a student. Sister Debl 12 an defiled the American fl^ by 'POTWC ing the Manchester program. want, there’s no sense in going That meant the earliest such Vietnamese civilians March 'th« conglomerate movement. young pecq>le to "p la ce im prove Jones, DCA commissioner; Asked by Sen. Stuart Symlng- jg 1-1(4 cups milk. i t e s 15 C He concurred with Hoops that to work ever,” said one, "be a vote could bo held was Satur 1968, while he was a squad He also cBsputed the claim by ment of the (XMimtry above RAW oil 4noo-o-noo*o o«t**® Jackets, is also competitive. She swims flying it upside d<>wn at her Eugpene Pidxipek, C-DAP Dis- more time is needed at the out cause we’re being paid coolie day and the decision meanwhile ton ,D-Mo., how Nixon admlnis- iga-,ja|. jjj a rifle company. both parties to the proposed everything else. It’s your coun- 1 Serve hot with butter, salt, and ^Ith the Ellington Ridge Ooun- home has been dismissed, titot 2 director; Hoiroce Brown set of planning and recommend on whether to return was left to tration officials consider the .er horse shows. All three golf and dlcate a defilement or contempt us the initial time period has prove of the Idea but they have (^re a special Army board, The public should not be Earner Wednesday, Nader 0 Town Committee chairman; reservations about the time The decision to court-martial recipe). Serve to and a few drops of lemon Juice. ^ ^rents. of the flag." He noted that 'POTIIC been far too short.’’ Town Mail Unions Wait^, asked to take a chance on prom- spoke against the proposed and Donald Genoveel, state rep- The task forces have exper schedule ... and the cost. MitcheU, of St. Frandsvtlte, merger of Hairtfond Fire and Sfte&SjIl“caId^^^ orK «’ ^ ® The DamUy owns a Ver- flying the f i ^ noentative from Uancbester's “They don’t tMnk Otey can a(- - ^as made by the corn- ises that the companies’ ma ienced considerable turnover, nagements have made to re International Telephone and '^In ^S ne r^MS (OT^ ^ moot farm whkh Is used as “recognizable ^ of laUh District. Reportedly Favor Strike ford to make the inducements „,Bnder of the 1st Armored Dl- In sele^g J^®«Pe» years ago. Mary Grezladlo, the ^ headouarteia Elizabeth Hubner, 26-yearK>.d Montany noted, primarily be main independent of each oth- Telegraph Corp. Town' Manager Robeit Weiss, cause many people found the the Gates Commission asked tor gj c^ cl^ ls coe^ Gteorge, who was ^ Tom are bridge mother of two. sal^he flew ^ will undoubtedly dlacuas the Is who led o ft the dtscusston, not amount o f time Involved "too Although he’ll abide by the on the date they wanted them ,” ^ t WUUam U C alley J r., the prowi^. Her^ueexMm te cos ^ raised In Manchester, bak- She nainta In oUs flag upside down because (die CUT sue at their regular meeting ed that Manchester entered C- much to handle." national^union president’s re ^ . sergeant’s Immedtete superior, mo^l^ d*® ^ ed onions in thte manner on an ’^ r. di^es^Hl by U.S. involve- next w-eek. Although the meet DAP. "somewhat reluctanUy" To his knowledge, Montany quest tor ]^ t office employes Tarr disagreed with those who charged with premedi- ing was originally scheduled tor have said on aU-voIunteer army murder. Various charges J. womr IS a memnw ® j recall, ehe used white aniens. stolen recenOv Mrs. Hubner was Jailed for and asked rhetorically, "Where said, no one resigned because not to strike and to wait tor fur 'P*PJl3flP«’b J (\r do we go after the initial steps? they were against the program- Thursday or Friday, he might surely Wme i^y a num- paper-Uke covering was „„ ^teDtov at an art show several hours until her husband OMopS How do we pay for thes things He sold he didn’t think anyone ther Congressional lnvestlgatl«i,'Snove It up earlier because of ^ k . and get Ite wlunt^ ^ ^ 3^ g^^gted men ■ Dol places but the te^ member of the raised the $500 ball after the we’d like to do? Unless there was convinced ODAP would local union president William the strike. from young men vrith Uttle edu- ^ connection with the Incident. ym .L offf "I couldn’t forecast how they cation and a disadvantagiea ______86 East CTenter St. ■RlR HqtF is follow-ttwrough by ttw ttate work "all the 'way through," Warner asks, “What good Is leoturer which takes the oouplG ’Nnrwav Italv and Oal* Lxi^teraxi CSiurch of Rockville, to carry out planned programs, but added, “I see it as an alter more Congressional investiga win vote on It,’’ Armstrong said, background. "but I know where their sym At Summit St. about the country. of Child and B^y Services of we're going to fall far ttiort of native to regionalization. The tion going to do?” "i^ ^ the im p^t thi^ te Stalled Cars WhUe the next recipe was Vernon. The WolM Co"" - RockvUte FO B SALE our expectations.” process offers some hope of Warner, who’s president ot pathies are . . . with the strike.” whether we can find the right T < y n P 5 T b Warner's groiip does not reg men to do the Jobs that need to PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — A brought iback from Venice. iBette gportaorlentod (am- Hospital AuxlHary and Jerry’s Barber Shop ‘ R D A ^ T The first oppocrition speaker, state—town cooperation, and at the United Federation of Post WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPEaAL ISis happiest when traveUng In ^ 33 president tart- gram in the next legislature, I union heads are doing the same Meanwhile, Warner said, the draft to punish protesters few hours stalled automobilea The onKm te a member of the Committee. She has and is a Roterlan. T o R je Illy family and haa .been cultt- nament uomimueg. ------ment o f Community Affairs and feel we would have no alter thing. Congress hasn’t done local Hartford union members against it and against the gov- were scattered all over town, native but to keep {>lannlng (or Oommisaiooer Jones. anything in 18 months.’’ were meeting today to decide emment. The service station was closed vated from prehistoric times. S - T E A l d S for the town's futore.” The local clerk’s union will OPEN TO 9 PJd. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Botanists beUeve it originated in “m e dtate (DCA) can change 'Whether or not to strike, and by He said courts are readly until the ^yratered gas could be '^ U C L J C S S a plan, appropriate or not ap- Local C-DAP goals and ob- not take strike action on its own, 12:30 p.m., he had not yet heard avaUaMe tor those who break pumped (kit of Its tanks. western Asia. to-sgik M/a- pnoriate fimds as it sees fit — JeoUves in 12 planning areas however, Warner said, but will the results. ClpoUlnl ■oO'^YS cm ii'izu and I can’t buy the idea that have t>een fonnulabed and ap wait for further directions from If post o ffice em ployes In Pent small white onions. (Jar one man or a small group of proved by the Citizens Axivtaory state and national heads. Hartford strike, Warner said, red white onions may be used men can plan more favorably Oommlbtee and the C-DAP "It wouldn’t do us any good the whole state will be in trouble but are not as good). Add can-- . 7 9 * then the ’various towns. There’s Agency. to go wlldcattlng on our own since most mall coming into or ned plum tomatoes and cook. a lot of poUtioal patronage in K But the groups were unable here in Manchester,” he stdd. going out of the state goes Add one teaspoon brown sugar B o M E L h S S , UtbAOHoioE (C-DAP) and I’m disgueted,” to meet their original tlmetaUe, "We’re too small.’’ through Hartford first. _____ FUU&PART ROLL BARGAiMSi and one handful of raisine lor Chaoe diBiged. which caBed for approval by While Warner, a post office Explaining how the embargo every person to ibo served. Cook clerk, is president of the local for several hours. Simmer dut^ t b R I C H IM P QI/AETtlS. Mrs. Peter Sedloskl, long a the^^lBoard o f D ireotors M arch on New York area mall affects clerk’s union, Victor Armstrong, lig( the last two hours. Serve crtUc of C-DAP, told the legis 3. Manchester, Assistant Post master Edward Sauter says o T ils * lators that Manchester citizens A progreas report to the di a letter carrier, is president of hot as a side dish or over rice. S cotts.^ who questioned entering the rectors is now scheduled for the local unit of the National that mail going through the Goes well with red meets end at-1 COfCfefS regular mailbox channels will TURF BUILDER program were unable to get their April 7 meeting, end they Association of Letter Carriers. BROADLOOM SURPLUS some white fish. For the onions, Armstrong, whose group con come to a hold point in Hartford. figure or 3 per person end satisfactory answers, that the will be asked to formally act on 2 Makes grass greener, and actually nud- directors themselves were hesi the goals and objeotlvee at a tains over ICO members compar- If anyone comes to the local one-balf to a whole tomato p er Mes'TLt.'? post office window with mall lor Uply Turns thin, off oolar tuif tant "about the whole thing,’’ later special session. ed to Warner’s tt, said this peram . i i ^ a thicker, sturcUier ttutra. those areas, it will not be taken. V^fRy and felt they were pressured in morning that file letter carriers ttaUan food seems to have a to starting a plan. STOCK DlSPOSAL univarsal afipeal. When I first Mxnzsus started thla odlumn, I thought "Why force us into something o f aU -the m arvelous dishes SAVE ^2 we can’t pay for? There is no SPECIAL PRICE CUTS ON THESE SHORT END doubt that C-DAP means re made by the many Italian fam G o o L gionalization,’’ rile riiatged. ODD LENGTHS AND PAHERN ENDS OF ROLLS ilies in tUs area. They could 15,000 sq. ft. bag. TEA>< J. Eric Potter, Manchester’s flU a cocririxiok. Because o f my Regular 13.95. 11.95 Sfjuar* Yard ItaUan background I was very town planner, who spoke next, carefud else I be actxised of giv • 10,000 sq. ft. bag. Reg. 9.95. ”6 0 1 * 1 said he was convinced C-DAP Was l» GoiX> t e is worthwhile and that Man ing preference to the Uahan Now 8 .9 S chester "has a tremendous pro Shoes, cuisine. Well, I Just can’t es ^ u c c p G gram" underway. Nylon Tweeds Choice Colors cape It and I really don’t .want • 5,000 sq. ft. bag. Reg. 6.45. 8 .9 5 5 .9 5 to anyway, so I thank cur Nor But he questioned whether Now 4 .0 s wegian iwighbor -for securing the Department of Community for every Affairs was "aiming too high’’ the cippoUni recipe from a very Heavy Acrilan Tip Sheared i* G t«« 13.50 8 .9 5 exiclusl've resUuirent. tt ■was giv by seeking to get citizens to <3wEET Ljrt_ < take neiq;x»sibIUty for planning en to her In Italian but fortun all areas of their future. occasion... Kodel Sculptured Avocado 10.95 ately there was an Italian friend 6 .9 5 along who translated it. DCA should give more "idty- Alex D. Hawkee Is a noted sloal’’ help to the local C-DAP botanist who has traveled the -U JttC JfV people, rather then playing an and for everything W ool Shag Ant. Gold 1 4 .4 7 .9 5 world. He combined hie trips “Vv;ic£ odvisaiy role — and also let the (or botany with a study of fine towns concentrate on fewer children do! cooking. In his lxx>fc, “A World V n n d g !" pbwning areas they consider ■ 5 H I L V Kodel Shag M o « Tweed or Green Tones 10.95 7 .9 5 of Vegetable Cookery," he of .'PiaoDoce* most important. Potter sug fers the following onion recipe gested. among others. In answer to a request by the We have them all. Edwards shoes for dress-up and school, Acrilan Loop Pile G old Tweed 12.95 7 .9 5 "To accomixiny roosU or committee. Potter eigieed to for party or playground, for rough-house or sport. broiled meats, consider baked supply it with a list of skills he onions. Just baked, with no HALTS PLUS would like to see provided frobi For boys: Husky Bruzers, hand-sewn loafers, military types 8 .9 5 frippery—the easiest recipe In Forms a protecrive. barrier that {ire- the state level. 4 .9 5 the world. This Is a versfon of vents crabgrass from sprouting plus Oilmoure Cole, a member that t^ke a dazzling shine, Alpine boots for climbing' preparing onions of ItaUan ori FAMILY SEED fertilizes your lawn. ftlftfoES ■F of Manchester C-DAP’s educa and hiking. For girls: Mirror-bright patents for "party-goers", 9 .9 5 6 .9 5 gin, I believe, which seems Ut tion task force, said he was colorful saddles, lazy loafers, suedes, buckles and bows— tle known in this country." SAVE 92 6«u>ei* Yito A /JW UilKOWMit ^ / A J convinced of the validity of BSked Onioas 6,000 sq. ft. bag. styles for everyone! AUow 1 or 3 firm olsable on- 4 95 ^ {donning "before Megatopolis W ool Red Plush Shag 15.95 10.95 Regular 14.95. 1 2 .9 5 overtakes us," but noted that -TOKIA be was concerned whether task We'fe the style house . . . where proper fit is an absolute must. 1,-iL' A %' \ \■\ A \;r^ n r-A 3 ' f f ■■ \ ' \ A
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• • • Quick as Jackrabhits, Marquette Grapefruit League Livelier X -15 Baseball Runs Wild R For Football Score Spring Games Offers Tough Defense for Tigers E A R L Y O S T NEW YORK (AP) _ 10-8, Ban Diego dropped Callfor- Kirkpatrick homered tor the Cleveland. Denis Menke and Jos Pspl- The T tgers, 22-S, m ust fa ce his M.O point a game average Marquette. 94-8, after watching action. NEW YORK (AP) — If Herald Spoite Editor Jlm Hickman had a pair of tone tagged back-to-baok horn- eighth-ranked Marquette, the with games of a ^ ST, and W.S team blow all but two points St. Join’s beat Army 54-44 in They used the livelier X-15 ^ Vork Yankees RoyaU. ao K„.x.Koil In traininir slugged the New York Mets 8-1, Dick McAullffe cracked two homers and the Cubs won a 82- ers helping Houston past CInobi- Pete Maravich had his tourney favorite with its 10th Riso threw away the 'ball a num of a 17-polnt lead ogaln^ Okla a small war earlier this season, b a s e b a ll in spring training B altim ore iv,L an d txHi O am eseccat co o fd i o f x.ntn urxxAnaa/latrand mont '>»‘«niore defeated the home runs and shortstop Cesar hit showdown with Oakland, natl. Tony Peres connseted for troubles against lightly re ranked defense in the country ber of times, although making homa when the Sooners went again WTOnesaay anu iu o b v Mexico City Tigers 9-4. Gutierrez collected four hlU as Ron Santo’s third hit of the the Reds, that forces bad passes and bad five and nine assists for a total Into a pressing defense in the the Redmen, wants tWs one aa a garded Georgetown and farewell gift—he is leaving alter Royals Im p rov e, of the pitchers weren l ex-. Wllhelm, who’ll celebrate his Detroit walloped the White Sox game delivered Chicago’s win- Nate Ctolbert collected tour Shota. o f . 14. quarter-finals. actly thrilled w ith the ex- 47th tilrthday at mld-searon, with a 21-hlt attack. Rookie nlng run in the ninth Inning. RBIs with a double and two ato^ Oklahoma, how will he do "ahey Jump like Jackrabhits Should the Tigers get by Mar A1 M cG uire, ' the Ifo rq u e lte the tournament to coach the when confronted with an New York Nets of the American periment. knuckled the life out of the X-15 Rich McKinney had four hits Joe Lahoud had a homer and glen tor But Diego with Raphael and they're as quick as cobras,” quette in the 9 p.m. E8T game coach, .promised a sone press But the new wrinkle didn’t and the Montreal Expos. and five RBIs for Chicago. a game-winning single as Bos- Robles adding four singles os ' other press, put on this was the way LSU Coach Press at Madison Square Garden, and a tight man-to-man against Basketball Assortatlon. No Serious Threat However, instead of emotion, mean a thing to old pros Hoyt He protected a two-run leeul A1 Dark, manager of the In- ton edged Philadelphia, George the Padres trimmed Callfomla. time by jackrabhits and Maravich, Pete’s lather, de waiting for them in Saiturday’s LSU, which has been averaging Wilhelm and Bob Veale. ’They produced by Mike Lum’s pinch dians, called the X'^ie expert- Scott had three hits including a Pitcher Fritz Peterson al- cobras ? scribed the Warriors. "If we nationally televised 1 'p.m. final 94.9 points a game, fourth beat Canieseooa will rely on 6-10 Bill PauHs and eharp-riiooting Joe FORT MEYERS,. Fla— ’This Is Metro’s S4th season in might as well have been throw- triple in the sixth lnnlng,^and al- ment ”a disgrace” after Seattle homer for the Sox. lowed two hits in olx innings and No, It’s not witchcraft, al play as we did the last two would be either St..John’s, N.Y., In the country. Best job of any expansion Ing the regulation ball for sll lowed only two base-rUnners in cracked four home runs Includ- Rookie Bill Buckner crashed a rapped his first home run ever, though it might turn out to be a games, they’ll rtm us off the or Army. Armyi, B2.0, is the na- WMle the LSU-Marquette DePre to cut dowm the Oadetts. baseball, which dates back 1037. H e p la yed in the m a jors the good X-ie did the hitters his stint. Coco Laboy homered Ing a pair by Gerry McNertney single, double and triple to raise helping the Yankees defeat the myatery to Maravich and Loui co u rt.” Uon’s best defensive team, and clash has the glamor,- the fixat Although the Oodots are btUe team in the major leagues with Detroit and the Philadel who swung against them. for the Expos. to beat Cleveland. Sam Me- his spring average to .849 as the Mets. Rookie ’Thurman Munson siana State In one of- toiiight’a Press referred mostly to the St, J i^ ’s, 63.6 is eighth. game at 7 p.m. between Army knowm individually with no in 1969 was turned in by phia Athletics. Both Wilhelm and Veale Veale also worked five Innings Dowell, strafed for six runs, Dodgers clipped Minnesota, also homered for the winners, basketbaU semifinals of the Na play of his son, a three-time However, Press Maravich has and St. John’s also should pro starter more than 6-6, Oameoec- the Kansas City Royals, a hurled five Scoreless innlnss, in the Pirates' victory, allowing also bad-mouthed tl^ X-15, call- Alan Foster, Pete Mlkkelsen Baltimore pushed across five tional InvitatiMi Tournament. All-American who fell far below enough troubles worrying about vide plenty of action, bruising ca knows he is in for trouble. fourth place finish in the shrugging off the rabbit ball just two hits and striking out big It "a lousy Joke.” Jack Hel- and Fred Norman overcame the unearned runs In the Uilrd liw American Laague’s Western Few Known Players that hopped all over most other three. Dave Cash homered for semann hit two homers and Ted X-18 with a combined tour-hlt- nlng to beat the Mexico City Tl- Division. The RoyUs finished You need a scorecard to Ident' camps. Wilhelm allowed one hit Pittsburgh. Ford had a grand slam for ter. gers. ahead of long-established Chi ify the Royal players. in his stint as Atlanta trimmed The Cardinals, who learned ------All-American Lanier Out of Bonnies^ Tilt Pistons G et cago and newcomer SeatUe. ’There are a few familiar Montreal 7-6 while Veale al- earlier In the day of the loss of ”We hope to improve 26 per names, fellows who mode names lowed two safeties in hls stretch third baseman Mike Shannon ^ ^ ^ .M SA * * A ■ I ^-1 XI ls. M ah er N am e him by sending him to Louls- llaro must be kept because his In the group. The sophomore supporter of road racing and his with 26 points and John Hav- ment of Anthero ’’Nick” Nlco- m victory over Pittsburgh The Stan, came fWm 18 points “ I know I h ave a n <^>tlon left, vUIe in the International mree cqitlOTs have been used, fUngers are left^ianders Jim wife, Mary, put me property up licek had 22. lau as an assistant football Wednesday night to stay two back at 69-81 to beat the Bucs but I don’t intend to use it,” the games behind first-place Den- jbelr 11th Lahoud is bearing down hard. L L Registration Jachym of Westfield, Mass., for sale eariy in Etebruary. They O n AU-CCIL In other action, runner-up Mil co a th . v icto ry in 18 young slugger sold Wednesday League, ver In the Western Di-vision. He bad two hits and a walk Bob LaMOTtagne of East Hart had paid $190,400 tor the site. waukee knocked off New York’s Nlcolau, the head football games. Andy Anderson, with 12 after sparking the Red Sox to a "The against Cincinnati Monday. He Final registration for the ford and Jemn Staab of Mans The Ulmanns will not com E a stern cha m pion K n ick s 116- coach at the University of The Rocketo m olnt^ their the overtime, won it 6-6 exhibition victory over the wide H oop T ea m followed wim a tremendous ho- Manchester Little League field as well as right-handers ment on their future plans, but lUS and Phila^^hla beat BalU- Br'dgeport tor the past five todlana, Uw the Stars. He scored 26 E a stern D l-vislon cRhm pe, 128' Phlladd^ P l^ ^ major ^ do*, the Job down'here will mer a single against the will be held Friday evening, Bob Kaptan of West Haittord, sources dose to them say me more 119-118. years, will begin his dtitlee im points ovei^all. Brian Maher, -tlie Manches 112. Los Angeles went two over- New York Yankees. Then he March 20, 7-8:30 In me Wad Art Sawyer of Groton and Steve straw that broke tbe camel’s Lew Alclndor paced MU-wau- mediately. Head Coach Vic Fu- ’The regulation game ended at te-gue ball^ I just me ge^ ^ ^ ^ j^mers ^ ter lOgh fteshy llUle baskettball dell, Verplanck and Buckley Swedberg of Westminster, Mass. back came last December when kere« a a possible 10 polnU first game in five appearances from 12 extra days of horse rac ^ Mfiri iMIM M1W •NIM Nrim a team that started the stretch wWi one victory in goal tor the North Stara. and the others are usually ^ut doesn’t feel he Lahoud said. "All I want Is a winners in minors. Bullpen anchored by such os Pete Mikkelsen, Jim Irewer, ■tniiig chalkeng«rR. ^ playing well. chanoe." ing at Suffolk Downs track in •JO-18 •2t.B0 014.76 •33.60 •16.76 M.7I season in reverse, the Chi- Frank MahovUch’a ahort- Al McBcon and Jose Peno. Rating— 8 OONN. MARINE TRADES ASSM. Murphy, former National Am- Elast Boston. 7J0-18 31.26 1 i.§ 2 36.60 17.76 t j f c a s (0 Black Hawks certain- x.5** S^lghtened out his handed goal started Detroit’s The new turn In tbe discus- CATCH ING — Tom Holler hit .263 lost season, probably will retain No. MI-14 31.26 18.02 36.76 77.67 tJ4 g e a r a t office, oomsback and after Wayne Con- ild CHARTER (MR MMIHE BUUIIB ES$B. ’ jrr " ly shifted into high II^® I*®"* Blons came at a time when the I spot. He wos spelled by Jeff Torborg, impatient for more woA. Bill 7T-N-U.4 32.60 1 t.2 6 37.00 18.60 tU r ig ^ S St^ Miklta expkxied his way neUy end Gordie Howe C giv- jif‘i"Soi^".S.S Sayers R ecovers fro m In ju ry rvl-ir” Hi recom when he won more •/ -rnTw-ra- ^ ■» • National Fbotball League own Sudokis is learning the job, too, just in cose. Roling— 8 7.7I-1A 34.60 17.26 39.26 19.62 VA ’^^w te^rolnir in on first J " and CSil- en Detroit the lead. Goals nine* ers were meeting In Honolulu wtrtr^ 37.76 1U.t7 43 .00 21.60 ^ ^ reversing the trend seconds apart by Garry Un«r • 20-11 Leads NFL Ground Gamers and were eocpected to decide INFIELD — Wes Parker (.278 with 13 HRs) stays at first. He’s one of six Ui-i4 41.60 20.76 47.26 23 .62 L ir e ’s East**^DWl^on^ mldeeason. A aU-player and Nick Ubett w ro^ l whether to grant the Patriots BOATS for Everyone! • H-tl on tfcis team older tfcon 29 (he's 30). N L Rookie of Yeor Ted Sizemore iinr** Division, trade with Los Angelea for Detroit year wim $19,629, .... NEW Y O R K (AP) — Gale 1,230 yards in 1908 ons 1,206 in •N-ii 40.26 23.12 82.60 26 .26 **That doe«n*t Indloate how noore tim e, to acquire a playing (271) is ot second ond Maury Wills, 37, is ot short. Mqury hit .297 for ]^u s i D«idardins and de- Bdb N ero’s 200th NHL goal Sayera o f tb e CMcago Bears 1067, slii^>ed to sevenm wim 017 4•JO-11 47.76 23.67 54.60 27.26 field that meets the league’s re Dodgers after leaviog Montreal. Third is tossup among Jim Lefebvra, Bill PMIMAKH • TROJAN a ULRIlHtlN e tRH*IIArT • 11I-1I g 1 rve been oame back ftonj-a knee Injury yards In 106 carries. quirement of at least 60,000 AaMdMBBiHBleaen eal^ 0* yew car. •Aval*le In wWweea eafy. *T«un»oay month and ever since, the-pairiod and the Rangers finally Mid. "It and dethroned arvBland’e Le- It woe Bayers’ second Indlvl- Sudokis, Bill Groborkewitz ond rookio Bill Buckner. Edge to Sudokis with LUNRS • LYMAN • MARION • IRUIIIHt. Ml. • 1 Lefebvre possibly going to outfiold. Rating— B-f- TAMAS • OARVIR • RLAII MR • lUITRII • t v b e a ttn i \ »»y KeUy as tiie Nattenal Btoot- dual ruaMng crown. He led In Ubleae Patriote* President BU- 8 test teams in the league. ' Pittsburgh. rright. i| ^ . That e proba^ ^ League’s lew ^ 1909 1906 wWi 1,281 yards. NITON WHALIR e MRRIITIRArT • TMMNII t ly BulUvan can oonvlnoe' hie col- OUTFIELD — Willio Dovis hit .350 for lost two mantbs of 1969, ended *11)01 moved Chicago within I Just *<”took )V|2!!Iir*i7!livwrsltv a tera®- __ _ of ground-gainer, aocradlng to offl- The Cowboys, tor me flrrt MUTLIRIR • OLD TIWI e AIMTI liA n • o„xx xx., .. ^ Ooall® Gtocomln got the RshUng (former Unlveralty leoguea that there is a chance with .311. He said he'll hit .400 this year. Reoiains to bo seen.'He's ie against the last-place shutout after Pittsburgh’s Keith 0 .0.11.. /«nmu«r Unlversl y ^ ebatisdes rdeased to- time in their 10-year hirtory, tor such a stadium in Boston, a tUIKIRAFT e RATIOIAL NAT WORK! • lALI • Florida golf ooaoh).” center, anyway. Willi# Crawford, still buddiog ond htenny Mote (.315 at kept the Hawks one ahead of LeafO, increasing his total tor MoCnory hit the post \ • ■. , . ; -.. ' ,V\ V RAC» TWBNTY m a n c h b s i :e r e v e n i n g h e r m j ). m a n c h ^ t e r , c o MK«> Th u r s d a y , m a r c h 19,1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 PAoir TW EinYoMt BUGGS BUNNY OITK BOARDING ROUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB IwintM SnrvlcM Halp Wemfad— Halp Wontad— Halp Wemtad— Rtato WHATS WRON6 GOODNESS ' VA NEEDS A NEW / BEATS ME.' RUSHT/ U [ 2 GWACIOUSi J 1 THOLl.' SHE NINE BUT LAST CLASSIFIED LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Ing interviews for an oiipsrl> COORDINATION WITH IN PLAIN MOUSE T m CAVE ME A NISKT SHE... ^ moving large appllanoes. time, days. Manchester only, LAfJSUAGe? enesd inspector. Must ha .VSR PRONTISOROIAL CATCMIN' MOeE TOWEU THAT 2 After (Fr.) Burning barrels delivered, M. COMPTOMETER one child, good pay. Call 647- RUAAAENTl DIRTY LOOVtS STILU HAP COULD TW AT^ DOWN familiar .with aircraft pnrto 1 Kind of nut SEnthiiaiaat 644-1776. 0410. THAN A POue NAP EXPLAIN THE 4 Sea eagla advertising OPERATORS and procedure. Many sxosUant VAULTER. WITH A ON IT.' M A U iP R 'S 6 Thin-aheUed benefits plus quartorty bo 5 Vamlah CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TWO YOUNG married men PKPSO S TIC K .' BUCOUTT nut Ingredient nuses. Apply in person, Klook 11 Muiical will do small repair Jobs and Openings for experienced SECRETARY dnunaa 6'PrMxt 8 A JS . to 4 :8 0 P.BL Comptometer Operators, Co., 1866 Tolland Tpks„ Man 7 Marincr'a painting, also cellar cleaning 13 LcsiaUtive and light trucking; Call 646> FULL-TIME and PART- chester. body direction Shorthand not necessary, 8 Horae's gait COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 2693, 646-3047. 'HME. Must be skilled In all SINGER GO. Due to sxpiUUlon 14 Swogcer phases of Comptometer bookkeeping experience nec ISEmiaaariea 9 Perfume 42 Un 4188 P.M. DAY BBPORB PUBUGA'nOM we have an opening in UM 10 Arboreal (with has) STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, work. essary. One girl office. 16 Lamprey 45 Pierce, as Manchester area, for a man home 27 Remove D«»dltae for Saturday and Monday ie 4iS8 p.m. Frida.i fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Hours 8-4:30. Apply In per 17 Swim abeam 29 Bread wlthaapsar to be trained in sales and oay- 19 Make lace 12 Aquatic 47 Masculine All concrete repairs, both In son. mammal browner Company offers excellent tain phaliM In management. edglnga 33 Lag name PLEASB r e a d YOUR AD side and outside railings, land A LLE Y OOP BY V. T. RAMUN 20 Adult female 13 Pilchard 48 Unit of weiges, above average bene Excellent opportunity for ad- 18 Air (comb. 3 4 ^ e g g a C l o n e d or “ Want Ade» are taken over the phono aa a scaping. Reasonably priced fits, congenial co-workers DYNAMIC METALS hog 36Of beatquaUty Gall 648-0861. vancment for tlm right man. _^fTl6 A .TEU.ME,WHATS 22 Conducted form) 37 Hindu queen 50 Sphere read hla ^ I t o F m T and exceUent working . con PRODUCT CO. Good starting salary, commis remarkable 'THATQApeET 23'nirough 21 Engliih----- DAY IT ^PB A M and SBPORT ERRORS In time for the ditions. Apply; SOE^FIC OVER THERE? 23 Hazards 39 Infant 51 Guinea TIMBBRLAND Tree Service, sions, vehicle pnmded. Many ACHIEVEMENT 24 Small flap 41 Writer’s mark port next Insertion. T te Herald Ie reeponeiMe for only ONE in- 229 Burnham St., East Hartford POCTDRI 26 Horaeman 2S Existed tree removal, pruning, shrubs, 280-6461 employe benefits. Apply Sing 28 Permit o ^ t o SSo^MtSUt •^''•rtleement and then and lota cleared. Fifteen yeara er Co., 866 Main Sjl., Mandisa- r r r r ^ y to ^ extmt of a »mako good” Insertion. Errors which ' 30 Saul’a uncle ** -*?”* - **>o advertteoment will not be experience. Bonded and insur FIRST NATIONAL ter, to Mr. Moore/ (Bib.) 13 corrected by “ make good" IneertloB. ed. Free estimates. CeUl 647- STORES INC. 31 Recent 0470. (comb, form) JT PARK A OAKLAND AVENUES KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 32 'Teacher of fRoekvme. Ten Free) RICHARDk,?. RITA Samuel (Bib.) DRY WALL — remodeling — EAST HARTFORD, CONN. 33 Of the moon 6 4 ^ 2 7 1 1 paint, repair, or replace oeil- Opening tor experienced Al PERSONNEL SERVICES 35 Sprite 875-3136 inga and walls. Reasonable pha-Numeric IBM keypunch- 4 ^ 1 ' 37Decompoae rates. CaU 640-5764. er to work full-time days. AOOOUNTANT—Local. Ag OUT OUR WAY R f J. B. WILLIAMS 36 Convublva cry m i i i i m i n i H WAITRESS — Full-Ume, de rt) Company offers excellent gressive company which Is % 40 Thua (Latin) YOU ARE A-1. Truck Is A-1. pendable woman vriio can O) 42 Capuchin wages and working condi opening stares throughout T b o z t h a t l___ o o k s , BUT THIS IS JUST logically Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? Cellars, attics, yards, drive /lifiM Enm int work from 6-1 nights. No Sun SUMPTUOlOUS—AN’ W PUFFY, BUBBLY STUFF NOW.VeXJ GUYS monkey tions, convenient free park the East, Is in need o< an <1.1 43 Beverage ways sealed and small truck U-S.N10M. LOOXIT THIS LITTLE \ THAT ISN'T HALF SHOULP AVAKE days. Acadia Restaurant, Man ing, in-plant cafeteria and accountant with "retail store 44 Irritate by ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- chester, 640-0698. PAS OF STUFF I OOT/ 1 AS GOOD AS IT ATRAPE-BUT 24-Hour Answering Service above average beneflta. Ap experience." Would consider X SHOULPA ORPEREP / LOOKS.'VDURS HAS you WON'T acolding IT mano Trucking Service toll- ply: D AVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWlLLIABIS OWE LIKE YOURS.' V BOPYANPSUB- 'CAUSE EACH OKIE 46 Undivided free, 742-9487. WAITRESS wanted In Tolland— controHer with retail back STAWOE'-THATS THINKS THE OTHER 49 Spanish dance Free to Herald Readers Pull or part-time. Please call ground. Job would entail alt WHAT ISHOULP IS PUTTIN’HIM ON, 52 0gler EXCAVATING — Trenching— IP IT'S AMV COMFORT. 876-6660. FIRST NATIONAL supervisory duties of the of a n d IT'S STILL 1 CAN'T BEAR IT AROUND HAVE GOTTEN/ AN* TRYIN'TO OUT 53 Expunger Want Inlormation on *jne ot our clasalfled advenssomenter Bob Cat machine, snow plow (B 1770 h NU, fice, plus occasional work MARCO, DAVY PIED STANDING .V No wiBwei at the telephone Usledf Umply caO the STORES, INC. HERE. TAKE ME ASHORE SM A R T HIM.' 54 Untamed ing driveways and parking SEiCRETARY for credit and trying to sa v e the 55 GirTa name t r ET PARK A OAKLAND at some of the branch H E Y / OUTER ESRID6E... ? 5 i r i DOWN lots, tree removal. Reason ______collection manager. MUst be AVENUES stores. No ovemigHt. AU W AIT F O R w nr able rates. 848-6160, 872-0647. efficient and capable of asstun- company paid benefits. Ex lExpectant EDWARDS EAST HARTFORD, CONN ME// desire B u n d in g — Fl4>or n n h h in g 2 4 ing responalbUitles. Challeng cellent posltimt. Salary open. ANSWERING SERVICE LAWN MOWERS, garden trac ing and rewarding position. fNwripeper tMtifrif Am»J Contracting 14 RETAIL DEPARTMENT. tors, chain saws repaired and FLOOR SANDING and refinish Modem air-conditioned down- SECRETARY — Receptionist, MANAGERS AND ASSIST sharpened. Parts and acces- MASONRY - All types“o l l t ^ e ing (specializing in older town office. Free parking. Call excellent opportunity for a 649-0500 875-251S ANTS—We need experienced sories. Mini-Motors, 188 rear and concrete work. (Quality floors). Inside painting. Paper Mr. Roberta, at Federal Col- career in a worthwhile and In and l«uv .voor mosaage. You’D bear from our aaverueer m Middle Tpke. W., 640-8706. hanging. No Job- too small. lectlon Bureau for Interview softgoods managen for an Workmanship, work guaran teresting position In the office expanding retail outlet. jig time without spending all evening at the telepbona John Verfallle, 640-6760. appointment, 646-1213. SHARPENING Service — Saws, teed. CaU after 6, 648-1870, 644- of a d o ^ r In Manchester. Ap- Beautiful working condlUons, lUicant must be a good typist knives, axes, shears, skates., A NEW YOU? Try It on for new stores, reasonable and able to meet the public, AntomobilM For Sola 4 rotary blades. Quick service. LEON Cleszynaki bullder-^iew Bonds— Stoclu— size; a business of your own, hours. Adi company paid Ta. le t . U. S. Pal. ON.— Ail HytM relieved / / Capitol Equipment Co., 88 pleasant surroundings, liberal benefits plus raises com '*'< 1 0 7 0 bv,Uw>led Fy iere l i aE caie. lac. DICK TURNER homes custom buUt, remodel in your own community, sme- afternoons off and every other RETAIL DEPAR;iaburr where. Not small loan finance PIANO tuning, by graduate of Steps, dormers. Residential or statewide. Credit rating tm- tlca. Ready? Phone 289-4622. MANAGER—Hardgbods, do necessary, reasonable, con Saturday morning. Please re /NMOQ aaisdn /J.I HJaOM /•aNVisiiaoNn T For Y4KD company plan. Douglas Mo Hartt College of Music. Ward commercial. Call 649-4291. ply'to Box "W,” Manchester mestics. This (s a high qual ji& ia - 7HE GREAT PRETEMPERS tors, 346 Main. Krause, 643-6336. fidential, quick arrangements 9NI>nVJ. AdLL Informatioii Herald. ity ch ^ they are kx>k- SI 3Si$wan5 I,NOM Alvin Lundy Agency, 627-7971 ing for fk man with a solid 1962 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof, SHARPENING Service— Saws, R o o fin g — S id in g 1 6 SECRETARIES a i n o H S n o A d O > 0 0 1 3KL rokONv aovd 1 THE HBR-OD wlU Wt I 983 Main St., Hartfo(rd, eve BIT J,TNG Department needs retai^ background in domes excellent mechanical condi knives, scissors, garden a n d __ - . . ____ nlngs, 233-6879. HCILVMQliSnr ^nokoiiH sisj disclose the Identity of { capable lady to learn pricing tics.' All company paid behs- any adveriiser using box || tion. Asking $426. 876-6166 af shop tools. Power mowers re- ROOFING and rro The University of Connecti for moving and storage In SHORT RIBS BY FK A^O ’NEAL Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 64S- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. cut haa^several interesting .fiis Including vacation with j LO/ c / n v n c A letters. Readers answer- i| ter 6 p.m. paired and serviced. Pick up voices. Taping required, good 7707. mortgages— Interim financing and responsible scKretarial pay. Ehccellent opportunity ing blind box ads who and delivered. SharpaU, 686 opportunity for mature woman IIVO N V O I FORD 1964, Falcon, 2-door, 6 —expedient and confidential for right man. Starting sal dMlre to protect their Adams St. (rear) Manchester, positions available. Four returning to employment, ^ e ------identity can follow ‘his | cylinder, standard shift. Rea BIDWELL Home Improvement service. J. D. Real Estate years of clerical experience ary to $0,100. 643-6306. Co. Expert installation of fer regular hours ‘^Miimday- procedure: sonable. 643-0986 after 6:30 Assoc. 643-6129. or an associate’s degree in BYlday, 3-6, but consider MANAGER 'TRAINBE^-One aluminum siding, gutters and secretarial aoience, or a p.m. part-time schedule for quali of country’s leading men’s Enclose your r ^ y to trim. Roofing inataUatlon and INSTANT money available for combination of 'both re the box In an envelopeivefope — 1968 CHEVELLE 396, Super Housohold Sarvicas first and second mortgages for fied person. Apply Mr. DlFUore store chains Is looking ft>r repairs. 640-6496, 876-9109. quired. Must- have ability to real sharp, "Ivy League” address to the Classified Sport, 4-speed. In exceUent commercial or industrial prop Hartford Despatch, 101 Park Manager, Manchaster Offorod 13-A type and take dictation. Call type individuals to train os condition. $2,200. Call 643-1064, erty. Stoddard Investment Inc, Ave. East Hartford, or phone Evening Hei^d, together Mrs. Llebler, Personnel of store managers. Fantastic 649-9286. CUSTOM made draperies, slip Roofing and 740 North Main St., West Hart 626-2641. with a memo lieting the fices, University of Con retail education to the right companies you do NOT covers and reupbolstering. Chimnayt 16-A ford, Conn. 232-4867. necticut, Storrs, at 1-429-3811, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 1969 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury, CONCERNED about peoiUe? individuals. You are trained want to see your letter. Budget terms. Established in Eixt. 1281. An equal oppor Become a homemaker! The vinyl top, automatic transmis ROOFING — Spsclallzing re------—------— to manage the completo Your letter will be de 1945. Days, 524-0164, evenings, tunity employer. Manchester Homemaker Serv DID NOT REALLY, MRS. TARRYTON, I SAW THE PICTURE OF YOU AND THE RUDY SEEMED TO HAVE A PREMONITION sion, power bucket seat, air- pairing roofs ot au kinds, new B u sin oss O p p o r t u n it y 2 8 store, NOT slmidy a depart stroyed If the advertiser 649-7590. ice, Inc. is seeking mature YOU KNOW DIFf ERENT SQUADRONS...WT I TWO BOYS. I HAVE A BOY,TOO... AND THAT...THAT HE... BY THE WAY, IT'S Is one you’ve mentioned, conditioning, power brakes and roofs, gutter work, chimneys ------. . . __ . ment. Company paid bene women who enjoy caring for A4V HUSBAND 1 DROPPED BY HIS CABIN WE SOT TO TALKING. lunchtime. WONT YOU if not it will be handled steering. 16,000 miles. Call 840- TWO handymen want a variety anrf i-enalrMl SO vean ’ EXCELLENT nelghboriiood ------fits. Start at $6,700. VERY m u ONENEHT. JOIN ME? In the usual manner cleaned and tavern that serves hot meals, NLTISE’S AIDES - 7 to 8 p.m.. children and helping people a b s h o u l d 9369 after 6 p.m. of jobs by day or hour. We experience. TELEPHONE SYSTEMS MR.SAWVER? M V E a MAKE azs-ssei 644- Pizza, grinders. Fine for a 3 to 11 p.m., full and part- who are elderly or convalesc 1MAT LAST SENTENCE clean yards, attics and cellars. Call Howley ENOINEIBRS—Two or moN 1961 BONNEVILLE, 4-door, couple. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Ume. Call 649-4619. ing. Find out 11 you qualify Reasonable. Call 643-6306. yeara experience as aa In MORE EMPHATIC. automatic transmission, power ------643-1677. for well paid part-time work SALES GIRL, fuU-Ume. Five- staller or repair man on Lost and Found 1 steering, power brakes, good REWEAVING of bums, moth- by calling 648-0611 between 9-4 day week, full company bene Bell or Western Electric running condition. Call 876-2992 holes, zippers repaired. Win Hooting and Plumbing 17 p.m. fits. Apply In person, Arthur equipment wUl qualify you. LOST — Gold charm bracelet after 6., dow shades made to measure, with charms. Reward for re all size Venetian blinds. Keys SAM WATSON Plumbing and SUNOCO Drug, 942 Main St., Manches CLERK-TYPIST for small of Degree not required. To 12K. ter. fice, full-time. Apply In per turn to Mrs. John L. Jenney, 1964 STUDEBAKER Hawk 289, made while you wait. Tape re- Heating. Bathroom remodeling Tired of taking orders? son. Jarvis Enterprises, 288 E. BINDERY POREUCAN-nAl C two by NU. tag., TM le». U t M. OH. 20 Summit St., 640-7718. automatic, vinyl roof, engine corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867- and repairs. Free estimates. Want to be your own boss? S' Z. LIVE-IN^ousekeeper, to care Center St. An equal opportuni least five years experience in good condition. Body needa Mnln St. 049-5221. Call 649-3808. We are presently accepting for one elderly gentleman. In aU phases of bindery. “We’re at an awkward age . . . old enough to get LOST — String of lady’s pearls, some work. Highest bidder. appUcatlons for a new 3- ty employer. STE3REO SICK? Let ua doctor GRANT’S PLUMBING service. Pleasant separate apartment. Fast growing company. Out double strand. Vicinity of After 6. 646-2916. bay service station on Hart d m in trouble but too young to blame it on society!’* it. Radio-equipped — prompt (Quality work for reasonable References. Call 644-1877. RECEPTIONIST — part-time standing bensflte. lOK plus. Church St. Call 648-6664. ------ford Rd. Opening date 6-1- service. CaU daUy until 9, 647- prices. Call for free estimates. 1-6 p.m., Monday through EM- MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD 70. SEKIRBTARY to work in doc day, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Satur DRAFTSMAN—High school, % LOOT — Passbook No. 66172 1966 IMPALA convertible, all 9000. 643-6841. tor’s office. Salary open. Of tech school, or service school Savings Bcuik of Mianchester. power. Call 876-9876. For information call Sun Oil day. Car necessary. Write P.O. & LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv BEEN putting off Installing heat fice experience of some kind grad. Good working knowl HE SAID HE Fl a n s AND THESE ARE THE SHARES BUT IF TOO ^ Application made for payment. Co., 668-3400. Evenings and Box 222, Manchester, Conn. TO SPEND ONLY ABOUT I'M WORRIED ABOUT.' RIGHT MANY OF ’EM 1964 CHEVROLET, V-8 station In your rec room or that extra necessary. CaU 528-1181. edge of drafting a must. STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF ery, yards,' attics, cellars weekends caU Bill Fitzger J GUESS WE WON'T BE TWO HOURS A (My AT NOW r AM SURE OF THEIR ARE SOLD, LOST — Passbook No. 92596 wagon. Good condition. Call cleaned and removed. Also odd room? Do It now. CaU for free ------RECREIATION director, must Zero to two years exper ' THE MUTTON MATTRFSl ald, coUect, 413-739-8093. SCHOOL BUS drivers, B o l ^ school gmduate. Must SEEN' MUCH OF PHIL 646-2766 after 6 p.m. Jobs. 644-8962. estimate 646-8884, 647-1862. ience. Salary to $120 plus. THESE DAYS' COMMNY' r .OLSON, MV NEW YORK HE MAY NEEdN Savings Bank of Manchester. hours 7:20-9 a.m. and >8:46 » AppUooUon made for payment. have ability to Intereat indlvi- OFFICE SAYS DEL PASSO HAS^ A YANKEE 1969 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, LIGHT trucking, cellar and at- p.m., 649-8400. duale and group.s Apply in BEEN H0PIN6 TO EXPORT MONEY PARTNER WAIT WHILE I TURN LOST — Passbook No. 22882 383, 336 horse. Many extras, u^s cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, Mniinary, person. Meadows West Con PARTIAL LISTINGS A SPORTS CAR TO THE THE KNIFE IN THIS Savings Bank of Manchester. Call 649-0610. and trees cut and removed. 19 RUBBISH route for sale, 180 OAOHER valescent Home, 333 Bldwell FEES PAID OTHER MALE E60.' Dratsmakliig lY stops.______Richard. , Lee, ono 228-9686. n«o. andand carry carry lumber lumber yard, yard, 2 2 eve- eve- Application made for payment. ndngs and Saturday. FPr ap St., Manchester. 1668 OLDSMOBILE 442 Navy W8-6000. MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking blue with black Interior, bucket MARINO Services — Book- pointment oaU Mr. McIntyre, 68 EAST CENTER ST. and alterations, expert work 649-0136. Grossman Lumber P o n o n o b 3 seats, 4-speed, very clean and Ing spring clean-upe, attics, manship. 56 E. Center St. Lo Schools and Clossas 33 0>., 266 Pine St. Hoip WanfMl— Mala 36 MANCHESTER well kept. Cai: 644-0011. cellars, garages. Allowances cated in Andrews BuUdlng. 649- INCOME TAX preparation serv 646-4040 on resaleable Items. Ap 8038. BABY SITTEUt, from 8:15 to 6 PART-TIME credit and cdl- ice. Please caU Dan Mosler, pliances, bulky furniture mov BULLDOZER p.m. daily, preferably in my lection. Outside contact man. 649-8329 or 247-8116. Trucks— ^Tractors 5 ed, removed. 644-2616. OPERATORS home, two children, Ver- Hours 10 to 8. Dependable car FULL-TIME grdeery boy. Good M ovIng^T rucking— planck Schc»I area, references. essential. Opportunity for full 1966 CHEVY ^ WINDOW cleaning done at spe- NEEDED FOR SPRING houra, good pay. Inquire INCOME Taxes prepared by S_____ t o r a__ g a 20 Call 646-4685. time, plus advancement If In- camper special, fully loaded. cial low spring cleaning rates. CONSTRUCTION non Circle Market, ask MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Marvin Baker. Call 643-0267. Phone after 6 p.m., 643-0929. dustrioua and ambitious. Call manager. Past, efficient service. Call MANCHESTER — Dellvery-Ught SEASON CATALOG FHEE. I’ll send you Mr. Roberts at Federal Col NO; NO, m a y JOE! the TAX Returns prepared In the for free estimates, 640-4220. trucking and package delivery. all new Popular Club catalog. < 3 1969 FORD % ton 4-speed stake lection Bureau for interview IDEA IS TO HIT THE BALL. oonvenlence of your home. body. Good condition. $826. Refrigerators, washers and Earn top pay. Complete resident Let your friends shop from tt. appointment, 646-1218. f GET READY—HERE i S i w m training program. Part and fuU- EXHIBIT BUILDER OR BACK TO AAE— NOT . . o Business • personal. Call 648- 872-0647. stove moving, specialty. Fold Then you pick $60 and more COME9 MY SERVE' time classes forming now. Call PULVEAIZE it ' WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU 6888. ______BulkAng— ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. In free Items. Alice Williams, LANE maintenance, nights, SKILLED CABINET 1-225-8719 anytime. Popubr Club Plan, Dept Y6(B, Apply in person. Holiday INCOME TAXES prepared by Contracting 14 t h e .w e a t h e r s TDG AND IF YDU ET T ra llars— Lynbrook, New York. Lanea, 39 Spencer St., Man MAKER 6 appointment, personal ' and VNEiU. PLAY 5P1N THE BAD t o RUM AVWAV YOUR FEET WET M o b il* H o m o s 6 - A DORMERS, garages, porches, Pointing— Poporlng 21 chester. KEYPUNCH cu rator — Inter- ______BOTTLE AND POST OFFICE TODAY. YOU'LL GET SICK bustness. Please caU R.J. Belli rec rooms, room additions, AT MY PARTY, WINTHRDP, 649-8786. FOUR lovely used mobile B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, Halp Wontad— eetilng variety of keypunch and DISHWASHER wanted for Good opportunity and beneflU. AND MISS / kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Interior and exterior painting, clerical work In a small com- Saturday nights. Apply Cavejr’s Arplno, 646-0662 for AMO homes, 1966 and newer, many siding, general repairs. QuaUty Fomaia 35 INDIVIDUAL income tax re paper hanging. Thirty years ______puter department. Hie Amer- Restaurant, 46 E. Center St. appointment. extras. Can stay on large land workmanship. Financing a'vaU- turns prepared In your home scaped, rented, lots, or be experience, four generations. pxRT-TIME cleanlng women belle COrp., 104 East Main St., able. Economy BuUders, Inc. by appointment. CaU 649- moved. $8,000 up. Want offers. Free estimates, fiilly Insured, needed for cleaning work in RockvUle, 876-8326. MADEW ELL JONES 4- 6606, H. H. Wilson.______643-6169, 872-0647 evenings. 648-7861. the Manchester area evenings. b u l l d o z e r trainees needed. RlHSEWN 1-429-4266 or 1-429-6670. See Schools and Classes. OF CONNECTICUT, INC. Good wages, paid holidays. WOMAN to work fuU or part- # RIDE WANTED from Wood 1066 BALLERINA travel tiall- CARPENTRY -con crete stepe, CONTRACTOR — Interior, «x 186 Adams St., Manchester CaU 627-9286 or apply Rudder time In catering. No ex land St., Manchester to Bush- floors, hatchways, remodeling terior painting, paper hanging. STOCK clerk, full-time, 9 a.m.- PRISCILLA’S POP er, sleepe 4, stove, sink, Ice Building Service Corp., 167 perience necessary. Will train. BY AL VERMEER nell area, Hartford, dally. porches, garages, closets, ceU- 4 p.m. salary and aU store chest, clean. $796. 640-8480. Dlscoimt on waUpaper. CaU Charter Oak Avenue, Hart Apply Krause Caterers, 466 Working hours 8:80-4:80. Call ings, attics finished, r e c Oscar Hebert, 646-8048. benefits. Apply Mr. Katz, COUNTER help, flexible hours, 1 MEAN n, BOTTS; ^'WE'D SET RICH I'M M O ST OF ford, <3onn. Hills St,, East Hartford. _ thur Drug Stores, 942 Main St. a f r a i d ' m y R E L A T IV E S after 0:80, 640-2264. 1967 DODGE D200 camper spe rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth Monday-Friday, Apply In per LET'S CHUCK OUK JOBS JUST SELLING TO 1 D. ft E. PAINTINO service. In AMO <3 ET US A FRIED . FRIENDS AND NOT' H A V E T H E IR cial ’with 10%’ Yellowstone er related work. No Job too WE HAVE openings In our new son. Bonanza Steak House, 38T O W N FRIED TAX preparation In your homo terior and exterior painting. CHICKEN FRANCHISE.' JiELATlVES! self-contained camper. Many small. Dan Moran, Builder. H*lp Wontad— Famak 35 ly organized grinding depart West Middle Tpke, Monobea- ' C H IC K E N or my office. Business or per- extras. ExceUent condition. F’ree estimates. Prompt serv .FRANCHISES Evenings, 649-8880. ment for experienced ID and ter. Bonal. Minimum charge $6. Call 643-0678 after 6:80 p.m. ice. 649-2476, 6194iM. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER CaU Decker, ' OD grinders. Many exceUent SUPERVISOR Dispatcher — cuff 647-9646. SAVE MONEY! Fast service. benefits plus quarterly bo 18%’ TRAILER, well equipped, Dormers, room additions, ga ^ W I N DAVIS, painting and R ITA GIRL Must be willing to work nights. NICETIMINfi'..„LAPIPEB JU5T L crs HOPE MY PIPE WILL FOOL. ‘EM IHiOHl FR E E WIG, hoateM & wig like new. OaU after 6 p.m., papering, prompt courteous nuses. Come In to see Mr. Some experience in trano- SHOWING FIFI THB ORAL SKlJU,.. VU. KEEP IT M MY B^ET...AND POKB rages, porches, roofing and Orzech, for an Interview at pu ty, sell 6, get one free. 876- 643-6742. service. Tel. 649-(M96. portatlon necessary. libsral L00K5LIKE W B'a PULL THIS (7NB ir.PORWARP UKE A eUNl siding. (Compare prices. Ad- RECEPTIONIST — It you’re PBUtSONNEU, SECRETARY Klock Co., 1866 Tolland Tpke, OUT OF THE FIRE AFTER ALU 8 6 W . A-Level Dormer Corp., 380- a friendly girl with a smile — You’ll be meeting, greot- benefits. No phone calls. Ap EDWARD r ! PRIC^Palnt- Manchester. •• ft 0449. In your voice, this exciting Ing and testing new appU- ply In person, Lombard Bras., Garogo— Sorvieo— ing exterior and Interior, Aiitomebllas For Sola 4 fiOMt desk spot could be cants for this busy firm, WANTED licensed plumber, ex Route 6 €Uid Burnham It., '( 'A Storog* 10 HALLMARK Building Co. tor paper hanging. Ceilings, etc. yours. Previous phone exper- ExceUent typing and mod- cellent working conditions. South Windsor. An equal op 1965 <3HBVROLKT Impale, home Improvement, additions, Insured. 649-1008. lence necessary. Tto $100. orate shottivond required. To Call 646-2112 for appointment. portunity employer. PARKING SPACnSS avaUable, $124. Super Sport convertible. All rec rooms, garages, roofing, A. B. Chick Plumbing ft Heat corner Spruce and Maple Sts., All INSIDE —outside painting. Spe- e irr« V MtA. uc. TM I .. u I. rn. on. deluxe features. Guaranteed. gutters. ETee estimates. CLERK TYPIST — Active, ing, Inc. Priced to sell. Phone 649-8968. Manchester. OaU 648-0601. work guaranteed. CaU 646-3627. cial rates for people over 66. local office 4s seeking a STBJN(X3RAPHBai — Our i \ CaU my competitors, then call bright beginner with good busy cUent is seeking on ac- im iT A 'n o N LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN 1187 FORD LTD, 2-door hard NEWTON H. SMITH and S o n - me. Estimates given. 649-7868. typing to help out in all curate typist with at least ■jm: top, air-conditioning, vinyl BimIm : s Sarvieot Remodeling, repairing, addi pliases of Us work, on bus 80 'wpm shorthand, good NOTICE T O BID VUSve BEEN OK.I.O.K.I gents ***'4 top. Must sell, 8^ ” tions, rec rooms, garages, INTERIOR and exterior paint fine. $77. spelling a plus. $90. MARRIED flP R D M ISe O f f M ^ 1 3 The Registrars of Voters of Sealed bids wlU be reoetved OF c o o t ie porches and rooting. No Job ing, small Jobs only. Free esti I VO, LORI.' FOUR DAYS 1 I'LL LET 86M. ____ the Town of Manchester, Conn., at the office of the Director of WINDOW cleaning for office, too small. CaU 649-8144. mates on aluminum siding. MBIDICAL SBCRETTARY — KEYPUNCH—Just 6 months NOW AND YOU YOU KNOW. JUNK oars removed. Call 875- faotoriee and stores. Lat us put CaU 9-1, 648-685S. will be In session In the Regis General Services, 41 .Csntor WEVER LET -This busy specialist urgently experience could land you Street, Manchester, Coim., until 6869, ask for Dave or leave you on our route of satisfied N. J. LaFlamme —Carpentsr needs an experienced medl- this attractive position In an trars Office at the Municipal ME KNOW! Jo s e p h p . l e w is — custom BuUdlng, Thursday, March 36, April 8, 1970 at UKE a.m. (or L U r ^ SPORTS Message. $16 per car.______customers. Ft m estimates, contractor. Additions, remodel col secretary with good typ- office cloee to' home, free B f B O D R O N 646-4220. ing and repairs. CaU anytime Pointing, Interior and exterior, ing to handle his books. ’To paricing. To $100. 1070, from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m., MATBRIALB — WATBft MAIN 1084 CHB'VROLBT MoUtou. s /lf for free estimates. 875-1642. paperhsutiglng, fuUy Insured. $140. for the purpose of making an m HARTFORD ROAD-MAIN w \ / S o e e tn V-8 automstto transmission 4- BRICK, block and atone work. For free estimates call 649-9668. enrollment of electors who are STREET TO B U I BTRUir. door, alr-oonditioned, radio. Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in CARPENTRY and remodeUng If no answer 648-6862. WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPUCANT A FEE entitled to vote at the Caucuses Bid forme, plana and ^eotfl- Bxoellsnt condition. OnU 648- door fireplaces, sidewalks, rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, __ catlons ore avoUabta at tfea paint- of the Town of Manchester and 8 M H .______chimneys. Free estimates. additions and gmragss. CaU »| A M B your p^rlce General Servtoea Offloe, 61 paper hanging, removal, to accept appUcatlons for the DomSnlc Morrone, 640-1604. Tom Ctorbltt, 648-0086. “ »• RITA GIRL Center Street, Monohsater, Ow* loss VOLKSWAGEN, exceliant airless spray painting. Save. admission of elsctors. necticut. oondmon. Call 649-0188 be- TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — wES ROBBINS Carpentry re- 647-9064. 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. signed, out, huUdlag lota modeUng specialist. Additions, , Edward F. Moriarty, Town of Minelisstsg, ejf* ir NiA. ht. •J-'t twwan 6-9 p.nu > ' Tress EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER e clasred, trass toppsd. Got a rec rooms, dormers, porohea Frederick ■. Peck, Oonnoottoot 1967 (HO, showroom condition. 628-9416 646-fi441 trae ' problem! WaU worth Regtstrar of Voters, Robort B. Wetae. WM miOntained. Not abused. csblneu, formica. buUt j H cFald Ad§ Manchester, Ccm . General Monofer phone oaU, 743-8353. bathroo'ma, kitchens, 649-8440. Hally extras. 648-0890. I- I**-*
'■ \ V V ' ■- ■, ; ■ ■ ' ^ \ V . . •s • ■■ ' ' ' "• ■ ■ ' • ■■ "'■ > ''\ ■ • , \ ■ ■• V - ■ V - ., MANCHESTER EVENINO H^IRAU), MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 ^ q e .'t w e n A- THRIIB, V PAGE TWENTY-TWO ^ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 A' Hom— For Soto 72 Houioi For Soto 72 Out off Town \ BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Land For Solo 71 Homo* For Solo 72 Hoimoi For Sato 72 Outoff flMP O ut off Town ArriciM For Solo 45 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW 124,900 LARGE cuatom built FOUR-room Bungalow Dlus ex. 75 75 0>llege Prexy Needs Moat MANCHESTER — Central, six- For Soto 75 For Soto — ------■ ------MANY CHOICE industrial and roUR-FAMILy on Baat side. Immaculate Raised Ranch, tre lot. Mr. SUnsser, “ F Balflore us ox ALUMINUM sheets used as bollt-lns, llreplaoe, m baths, room (Jolontal plus sun porch, SE^N -room RoiMd R a n ^ BIXJNGTON — Colonial four FIVE-ROOM Ranch offering 2 printing plates, .009 thick, 23x W rOR A gus ULL 'KAi'RE OUTOf VOlJR MIND. riMALb/ IT COMES WITH THREE MORE BEHIND- commercial altes » v a lla ^ ta Large comer lot wllth fara«M. Agency, 647-1418. the Manchester area. Owner AU four-room unite renied. T. garage, large wooded lot. 8 large bedrooms, 2-oar ga with formal dining room,'^}>«drooms, one fuU and two bedroome, kitchen and large Around His Ivory Tower CLASSIFIED 36”, 26 cents each or 6 for 81- rage. 106' frontage. Sole price modem Mtohen, family room, hkl(^baths, formal dining Uving room with picture win will conelder land lease or will J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. Hutohlna Agency, Realtors, DRIVE By 271 Avery St. just By HAL BOVINE sir. He says he's sorry but he 643-2711. MAVBE tNEV RUN ONLY IN 649-6824. bwwly over the Manchester 819,900. Mitten Realty, Real 2 fireplaces, sundeck and ga room,v modern kitchen with dow, full basement with den, J30D-NUMBERE0 VEAR f buUd to plan. Call Jarvis Real NEW YORK (AlP) — Re- has to have his police force SPOTS before your eyes, on 6 ty Co., 648-4112, 648- 1121. ROLLING PARK 8 room Cape line. Notice the neat, clean ex- tors, 648-6980. rage, on one acre wooded lot. bullt-ins, pmtral alr-condltlon- covered porch,, garage, 816,- ADVERTISING ------plus rec-robm, excellent oondl- BEAUTUI*UL Lookout Moun- 826,600. PhUbrick Agency, ing, gara^.v^Wooded lot, lOOx 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real marks that a college president back. CMty Hall Is under at- your new carpet — remove *"*■ - 8-room Rala- gets tired of hearing: tack.” them with Blue Lustre. Rent ------^ tlon throughout, garage, large taln, large 7-room Raised maculote 3-bedroom Ranch Realtors, 640-4200. 380', wall t o ^ ^ l stays. 883,- tors, 646-4200. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Ranch, atone front, 2-car ga ed Ranch, tour to five bad'- 600. PhUbrick Ajfspcy, Real "There's a delegation of out- "In a way I envy you fellaws electric shempooer $1. Paul's HoIMM For Soto 72 acreened porch, large yard, with 2-car garage. Inside, rooms, bullt-lns dishwasher, 8 A JI. to 4:80 PJl. rage. bullt-lns, 2 fireplaces, Vernon tors, 646-4200. VERNON raged students waiting to see who live the academia life. It Paint ft Wallpaper Supply. ^ excellent for children. Recent there Is on honest to gosh carpeting, rsc room, wooded ------:------h SPACnOUS 6^-room Ranch, ly remodeled kitchen. Assum famUy room, laundry room, POUR BEDROOM ROOM—A—PLENTY you, sir.” helps protect you from having country sized—We mean big I lot. High 20'i. Hayes Agency. BOLTON . . . attractive Ranch "Your office will be quite to face reahty.” BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill centrally located, wall to able 4V4% mortgage. Asking city uUllties. Trees, trees, kitchen. The living room has Garrison Colonial with 2-car This home has 6 bedrooms, - OOPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. the first time you use Blue carpeting, fireplace, ceramic 646-0181. attached garage, famUy home high on a cliff overlook-. 28' family room, 2 full baths, shipshape, Dr. Bedrock, as soon "My daughter wrttea and tella 828,500. Owner. 649-6822. trees 1 Immediate occupan a lovely raised hearth fire Ing Eastern Conn. Three bed 4tN PJC. DAT BBFOBB PVBUOATION Lustre to clean rugs. Rent tiled bath, screened patio, ga cy. Cau^lea Lesperance, 649- place. Everything Is spit and EAST Center St. — Combina room, rear porch, pne 22’ broerzeway and a 27’ en as we finish sweeping up the me she can't get her shsepekln rage, aluminum siding, HEART OF TOWN. . .ten (or full and 2 half baths, 'on rooms, HA baths, two car ga closed porch, garage. Nice broken window glass.” unless she pays a 810 fee. What PiwiWIne lor Butawtoy mnd Monday to 4»a> p.m. FHday electric shampooer |1. Olcott 7620. polish clean! Several mirrors tion home and office, 7-room rage, greenhouse, Florida Variety Store. storms, beautifully landscaped Is It 11) room single with 3H will stay! Aluminum storms, Colonial, offers outstanding treed lot. Move-ln condi lot. Desirable assumable “Do you teach anQrthtog at i want to know, frankly. Is-—Is It lot, bus, school, shopping cen baths. Needs some redecorat I4ANCZIESTER — Large 7- tion gives Immediate oc- room. Nine acres in all. Must mortgage. Priced at only this place except rebellion?” really worth it'?” TENT 10x18', 875. Chain saw, screens, doors. For a leisure possibilities, excellent condi be seen to be appreciated. T.J. ter within walking distance. ing. Priced at 826,900. T, J. room Raised Ranch, 2 fire tion. Call Morrison Agency, ' cupancy. Priced tor fast sale 826,000. For more details "There'B no point to trying to "There's a dslegalUon of ouL DIAL 643-2711 865. Outboard motor,, 5 h.p., Upper 20’s. Reale Realty, 876- Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. places, laundry toom, family ly Inspection, call Carl Zinsser at 831,900. Call J. McLaugh- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. call Jim Florence at 049- Asotrr "nME.' win coulon'T at the Belflore Agency, 647- Realtor, 643-1016. live In an Ivory tower unless It raged faculty members waiting 845. One Lunger antique 2 8 4 4 . ______room, 2-oar garage, bullt-ins, Un at 64941806. 6806. has a moat around It.” to see you, sir.” engine, 846. 649-6328. ^ ^ GET HERE SOONER? 6.2 ACRES. Good bam, out- 1413. EAST Hartford — Oversized large lot, city utilities. Re custom 1964 Ranch, near Oak "Well, everything seems to be "No, this tan't a bottlefteld. Continuod From Procodlnq Foqo LOOKING for space? Seven- buildings, 9 rooms, family duced for quick sale. Charles getting back to normal, Dr. Bed- it’s our campus." SPOTS before your eyes— on room older Colonial In good room, 6 bedrooms, IH baths, NEW LISTING —lovely 3-bed B (Sl W St. Wooded lot. By>rmal dining, B &L W your new carpet-remove them Lesperance, 649-7020. room Ranch with fire alarm 6-ROOM GARRISON BARROWS and WALLACE Co. all buUt-lns, fireplace, IH BARROWS and WALLACE Co. rock. The siege o fthe chemls- “i jqiow you must be etarving, Holp Wonlod Molo 36 HelpID WantMl— shape,' 3 bedrooms and bath, 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency, try building has beenjlfted, and gtr. If you'll give me permls- with Blue Lustre. Rent electric 4 large rooms downstairs, so Realtor, 649-6324. system In desirable location. Manchester Parkade baths, garage, family room. Manchester Parkade Mato or Famoto 37 MANCHESTER — Six-famUy Fireplace, eet-ln kitchen, land the disturbance ouUlde the law gion, I’ll try to break through SCSIOOLi BUS drivers, Bolton, shampooer 81. Pinewood arranged lor delightful living.. and a two-feunlly In one parcel. Colonial — Excellent condi Manchester 64041306 829,900. Meyer Agency, Real Manchester 649-6806 hours 7:20-0 a.m. and 2-8:4S Furniture Shop. 819,900. IMMACULATE 6%- scaped lot. Aluminum storms, tion, (two-years new). Many tors, 648-0609. ______school has subsided to minor their picket lines and bring you TECHNICIAN for quality as Large lot, near shopping and Fully rerited with excellent In screens, doors. Early occupan ATTRACTIVE 6-room Roitoh VERNON — Manchester Line street fighting.” back a sandwich. Even though p.m., 640-8400. surance department in small schools, 822,900. Why not call Room Ranch, fireplace, buUt- come. Off street parking. Wol extras, (Walnut woodwork, SOUP'S on the rug that Is, Ins, recreation room. Assume cy. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agen antique brick fireplace, with large bedrooms, MI ANDOVER — Dutch styled 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, "Certainly the board feels you they know I’m your secretary, I BXPBRIBiNCBD * Bridgeport plant manufacturing plastics clean with Blue Lustre. Rent us? Exclusive, Evans ft Clapp verton Agency, Realtors, 649- cy, 647-1418. ceramic bath, sUdlng glass aluminum siding, 2% baths, deserve a raise, Dr. Bedrock, don't think they’ll strike an old VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen 2818. ' bullt-ins, lighted closets, Raised Ranch, 2 full baths, operators wanted. Allied Mold materials. Must be high school electric shampooer 81. Man Co. 047-1464. cy, Realtors, 649-6824. etc.) and convenient Man doors to large sundeck, one- 2 fireplaces, double garage, first-floor family rooms, ga- but let’s look at It reallsUcally. woman.” A Engineering, Subsidiaiy of or technical school graduate chester Hardware ft Supply, SrX-ROOM all aluminum Cape chester location. 826,900. As car garage, on H i acre lot, famUy room, sun deck, |29,- rage, 836,700. Hayes Agency, After all, you’re already earn- t24,906-PRIVACY, huge treed NEW 7-room Colonial, 2% on lovely treed, 200 ft. lot. Just "I hate to twist the arm of an PlastiUne, Inc., Clark Rd., . with mathematical and 877 Main St., 643-4426. MANCME8TER center, 6-room baths, fireplaces, large fam sumable mortgage. 826i,900. PhUbrick Agency, 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 646-0131. more than a master plumb mechanical aptitudes. Good lot, immaculate 8-bedroom 2 redecorated. Immediate oc er.” old classmate. Bedrock, old Vernon, 876-6238. Ranch. Einelosed breeseway, Colonial, possible office and ily room, bullt-ins, 2 porches, City water, sewers, side Realtors, 646-4200. buddy, but for old times' sake L ^ 1 starting salary and excellent TAG SALE, Friday 1-6 p.m. and residential combination, 1 % cupancy. Mr. Lombardo, Bel walks. Excellent value. BOLTON —Three acre lake- VERNON, Attractive 8-bedroom “There’s a delegatton of out COOK and Abort order cook. Saturday 9-5. Some old lltems. 2-car garage, dead end street. large lot, 2-car garage, city flore Agency, 647-1413. SOUTH Windsor — Six-room Ranch on well treed lot. IH can’t you overrule your admis fringe beneflta. Interview by baths, 2-car garage, •24,800. utilities. Priced to sell. Charles front estate includes 6-room raged alumnd waiting to see sions committee and get my son Good pay for the right man. appointment. Call Mrs. Marge 24 Henry St. 643-6600. Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. Split with three extra finish modern Ranch with a plethora baths, finlshedi family room, you, sis’.” Will tndn. Acadia Restaurant, Musical Instrumantii 53 Apentmunts— Fiat*— Out of Town Hayes Agency 646-0181. Lesperance, 649-7620. TWO-f&mlly, central location. ed rooms with mother-in-law to some how? He lasted atonost Hampson. 648-5163. Rogers JUST reduced — Six-room of extras, such as centred air- fireplace, garage. Assumable "It was bad enough for them Maiichester, 640-08W. For Ront New aluminum aiding, new or professiimal office possi mortg;age, Principals only. a full semester at his last col Corp., Mill and Oakland St., Tenamonts 63 66 Cape, buUt 1968. Treed lot, Hi MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch ODEGARD conditiontog, four fireplaces to scatter your confidential files lege.” Boots and Accossortos 46 with 3 bedrooms, large Uving roof. Aluminum storms and bilities. m baths, large lot. (one outdoors) radio operated Call 876-6017. to the winds, Dr. Bedrock, but MAN WANTED as truck driv Manchester, Conn. An equal 16-BAR autoharp, like new, 886. NEW 2-famlly Duplex, 4 large ANDOVER — three room fur baths, fireplace, garage. Ex screens. For details, Mr. Lom . . . , , , There’s a delegatton of out- Call 649-9713 after 7 p.m. room with fireplace, dining PRICED RIGHT 1 Good 6% per cent asstunable garage doors (three-car ga------er and yard man, part-time. opportunity employer. PENN YAN — 1966 16' flber- rooms, Ihi baths, wall to wall nished or unfurnished heated cellent location. Very clean. bardo, BelHore Agency, 647- AGENCY mortgage. 827,000. Evans ft Apply in person at the W. H. glas, trailer, 30 h.p. motor. Only 823,900. Keith Agency, ■ room, wall to waU carpeting rage) etc., etc. Outside there Beta Kappa key—well, that’s carpeting, appliances, base apartment. 742-7541. Call after throughout. Attached garage. 9t. Bartholomew area. Split- 1413. aapp, 647-1464. you, sir.” England Lumber Co., Route 8895. Call 644-0776. ment with washer and dryer 6 p.m. 646-4126, 649-1922. 643-4365 is a professionally landsc^ied VVonfed— Real E state 7 7 really playing dirty pool.” It’s the eovemor on the Situations Wontod Wearing Apporel— 'Wolverton Agency. Realtors, level home with many out WHERE? WHERE to Man lot, yet retaining the ”E\>rest 44A, Bolton Notch, Conn. 16' FIBERGLAS, 60 h.p. elec hook-up. Nice yard. 8190 per standing features, 3 twin HENNEQUIN Rd. Columbia. Fenrato 38 Furs 57 COVENTRY Center — Flve- ASSUMABLE 6H per cent plus 649-2813, chester can you get two acres Charming 8-bedroom Ranch In Primeval” look. The long , :----- tric start Mercury engine, month. CaU 643-2282 or 644- a per cent Immaculate 7-room size bedrooms, closet space lakefront has Its own sailboat LAND-u-aririB-r'Annus8ITE8-PARM8 — Acreacre- gome rrf mv withdraw the 8896. room ground-floor apartment. HACKMATACK ST. — 6-room of land along with a six-room HOLLISTER St.— 4 bedroom a wonderful area for chUdren . Large, unzoned parcels. fought here ” ^ National Guard troops to order trailer. Full canvas top. Many RACCOON fur coat for sale, Ftreplace, 8126 per monfii, plus Ranch with living room, din galore, 2 full baths, large basin with concrete bulldiead. . me were rougnt were. the State Capitol. It’s excellent condition. Call 649- Ranch, garage. Caipetlng, living room with flfeplace, Colonial Cape with breezeway Dutch Colonial, aluminum sid between “A rec area and all areas. Louis Dlmock Real TYPING done In my home. Call extras. Call 649-3786, after 4 FOUR ROOMS, one-bedroom. security deposit and refer ing room, new kitdien, three and two-car garage? For de lake.” Two-car garage, enclos We could go on, 'but why not It’s the mayor on the phone, ^y a detonation of Mato or Fomoto 37 646-0844. p.m. 0654. bedrooms, garage. Convenient stove, treed lot. City water, formal dining room, 2 pic ing, close to schools, exceUent let us show It to you? Just ______ty, Realtors, 646-9823. Heat, hot water, centrally lo ences. 742-7^. sewers, 6)4 cent assumable tails, Mr. Merritt, Belflore financing, 827,000. Austin A. ed breezeway, drilled well, oil —------outraged taxpayers.” cated. Adults only. 643-2171 location. High 20's. Priindpals ture windows, and more. call us at 647-1418. Belflore CA8H for your property REIAL ESTATE sales aaaoclate. WILL CARE for 2-6 year old mortgage. Upper 20's. Owner, Immediate occupancy. Agency, 647-1413. CSiambers, Realtor, MLS, 648- hot water heat, fireplace, fin I M n i l f ^ course, wo admire days. EAST Hartford — Adult couple, only, 643-9386. ished rec room with bar. BulU- Agency, Realtors. within 24 hours. Avoid red Career opportunity for mature child, my home. 820 weekly In Fuel and Feed 49-A Wanted—^To Buy 58 no children. Four-rooms, heat, 649-6340. 2326. ______I'lOTIca* your scholarly reputation. Dr. business man or womeui to Join MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom In dishwasher and range. Only tape, instant service. Hayes advance. 647-9876. ONE-BEDROOM apartment. hot water. Near stores, bus MAN<2HESTER — Oversized FOR QUICK SALE $28,900 Cape, new furnace, roof, COVENTRY — LAKEVIEW, UMITATION OBDBB Bedrock, but what this college our staff as a sales cMsociate. WANTED — Antique furniture MANCHESTER — Six - room 826,000. Lessenger Co., Real Ranch to beautiful conditkm. Agency, 646-0181. RETIRED nurse seeks position HAY — 81 per bale, never wet. Available May 16th. Heat, hot stop. Call 628-0696 Monday four-room Ranch. Full base plumbing. Garage, family AT A (X)URT OF PROBATE, needs is more endowment mon- Excellent commlteion sched glEiss, pewter, oil paintings or ment, oil hot water heat, -car Colonial to the Bowers school tors, 1-423-9291. Evenings, Joan Two bedrooms, gau-age, wo««*»* *^®Uy Dept, between 9 and 4 week 649-9713 after 7 p.m. THE THOMPSON House—Cot free heat, hot water, parking. Realtors, 646-4200. Priced below replacement. look much like you.” days. 622-8877. HilUard St.—B-zone lot with Yankee home. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. d l d a-JB ^ uii T Ammo ^ to ■» my . i i y _____office, the —office______erf the C^rk._ Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, tage St., centrally located, Inquire Manchester Garden all utilities, 60x140. 827,600. PhUbrick Agency, Town Office BuUdtog, RL 81, Coventry, and copies tbeireof are "There's a dedegation of out- SIBERIAN Husky, black a ^ ranges, automatic washers large pleasantly furnished Apartments, 16 Forest St. TWO-FAMILY, 6-6, with attach 816,600. Lessenger Co., Real Estate of Edward J. HoU, late of rawed atudent uHvea whit? male, AKC, 3 months 818»900 BUYS this 6-room house Realtors. 646-4200. *"*' ’ ~ ”” avoRahto for public dilsfBibutitoii. Manchester In said dlatrtct. deceas- aiuaeni auuSMS wives MULTI-CIRCUITS, INC. with guarantees, see them at rooms, parking. CaU 640-2368 Businoss Proporty ed garages. Excellent condi to excellent condition, garagt tors, 1-423-9291. Evenings Joan State Converttlon ed. w aiting to see you, Sir. T hey sa y old. Top champion line. Call B.D. Pearl's Appliances. 649 for overnight and permanent tion throughout. Large lot. Andover—Long HUl Rd., a 9- ODEGARD TWO-FAMILY Sadlon, 228-3080. (^mgieaatonal Conventton 742 6325. 44 PEARL ST. — Six-room du For Sato 70 room Ranch with many fea and large lot. Has assumable foJ^l?at‘/i®naf«'2Sd“i . ^ T ^ 60 Harrison St., Manchester Main St. Call 643-2171. g;uest rates. 827,600. Wolverton Agency, mortgage. (JaU on this (me, 6-6 Duplex. Recently painted. County ConvenUian pany, executor, praying for author!- their husbands, plex, 8140. Security. 649-2814. Realtons, 649-2813. tures. A must see home (n VERNON — Assumable 6 per Sienatortol Conventton ty to compromlre and setUe FREE — English Setter, two SEWING machine — Singer zig NICE bedroom for genUeman ROUTE 6 — Business locatian, a pleasant setting. Reduced AGENCY Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- Live practically rent free. Only cent. Immaculate L-shaped 6lst Asnemhly Distilat Convention doubtful and diaputed claim against PRESIDENTIAL Village apart 6930. 827,700. said estate by Frederick G. Boss YOUNG MAN or woman to help years old, to good home. Call zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy with references, private home, 260' frontage, 6-room Ranch, DRIVE by 89 Branford St, from 832,000. to 829,900. Ranch. Foyer, fuUy carpeted, Notice Is also heraby given that a primary 'wUl be held on 6 4 ^ 1 6 . ments, Thompson Rd. at Cen- country store. Many possibUl- 643-4365 of said Manchester, as by said ap me In my new business. Call designs, etc. Originally over very near Center. 21 Church then call. Here's a clean, well VERPLANCK School area. Six- eat-ln kitchen, 1)4 baths, full April 16, 1970 If a slalte of candidates for any or all conventtons plication more fully appears, It Is Two Women 8300, full price now 851. Easy tei St. New 3V4-room apart ties. CJall now, 828,900. Hayes kept six-room home on dead is filed in acco rd an ce 'w ith S ections 9-382 to 9-460, inclusive, of ORDERED: That the foregoing between 9-4 p.m., 289-8272. FREE PUPPIES, looking for St. 649-4066. ments, immediate occupancy, To inspect these values caU room Cape with screened PASEK basement. Mid 20’s. July oc applloatlon be heard and determbi- good homes. Pleaae call 646- terms. 622-0931, dealer. Agency, 646-0181. end street. Walk to everything, the AS MEMBERS of the Manches cupancy. Owner, 872-3660. the General Statutes. ed at the Probate office In Man Said Blameless LIGHT housekeeping room, ful complete GE kitchen, includes porch, attached garage, 280-7476 Realtors 742-8243 Biorms for petlittonB for ffllng such oandldaciles by or on be- chester...... in.. said...... District,. on the^ 31st 2614. firejplace and^...gal%ge. Low ter and Greater Vemon Multi aluminum siding. Quick oc- A-G OLDE THINGS —Antiques, ly furnished. Linens supplied. seif-cleaning range, dishwash MANCHESTER — 20,000 square 20's. Keith Agency, 646-4126, half of a slate of ennoUed RepuUtoan Party members of other day of March, a .d . 19 ^0. at eleven In Drug Death ACCOUNTANT er, disposal, and double-door foot masonry industrial build ple listing system this office cupancy. Substantial c$ash will MANCHESTER Deluxe cu^ than poity-endorsed candidates may be obtained from Margaret o'clock in the forenoon, and ti^ i'll curios, fumltiue, appliances 801 Main St., 648-6071. 649-1922. • *' .torn____ mm 7-room______Garrison------* - — Colonial, SOUTH WD7DSOR Liv* Stock 42 sold, bought, traded, reflnlsh- refrigerator, ample walnut ing, 1% acres, central location, FIANO AGENCY has hundreds of choice prop assume 6% per cent mortgage. E. JaS bS n, RepubUcon Registrar of Voters, ^ p ea- Lon^ Cov- |‘^®?ed^ln*'»ald Mt^e HARTFORD. Conn. (AP) — Prei>are financial statements cabinets. Carpeting, 2 air- all utilities. Many possibilities. MANCHESTER — Six-room erties for sale in all price 823,600. PhUbrick Agency, 2)4 baths, 2-car garage, all entry* Oonnectiicuit Inatruottona for filing such a slate of can- dency of said application and the Ing. 260 Pleasant Valley Rd. aluminum, private treed lot, WHY PAY RENT are contained in P art 1, Iiutnicftlon Page* of the peUtion time and place of hearing thereon, Two New Britain women have and sales tax returns, rec DUN PONIES Must seU (rear) comer Rt. 6, South CLEAN furnished room for a conditioners. Rental includes Including commercial use. Cape, five finished. Large 646-0191 ranges and styles. Let us solve Realtors, 646-4200. been absolved of criminal oncile bank statements and mature man. Apply 4 Pearl St. heat, hot water, parking, mas Hayes Agency, 646-0131. your housing problems today. plush living in the finest of form, ooptes o t w t d ^ are a v a l^ from s ^ Reglai^. M m JSme‘'n^rap“ ‘’Lv{ns''a rircu- Excellent for child with some Windsor, weekends or appoint parklike yard. Good condition. LARGE 6-room Garrison Colo neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, If you can own a 3-ibedroom to obtaining the petition form, the consent of each candidate to jano.. m g^id dis'trtct, at least seven blame in the death three months related clerical duties. Some riding experience. 644-2976 af ment. 644-2616. ter TV antenae, coin operated Assumption parish. Only 822,- Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real be proposed therein, plus a deposit of 816.00 for seoch such can- days before the day of said hearing ago of Ronald Skorb of a drug Supervision. ROOM FOR RENT, gentleman laundry in basement, large CXINVALESCBNT home, long MANCHESTER — Four bed ty Co., Realtors. BtLS. 643- nial with 1)4 baths, breezeway 646-0131. Ranch framed by trees? ter 6 p.m. 600. Goodchlld-Bartlett, Real room Gape in the Center of Fireplace, full basement, )4 (Udate, must be filed with said Reglatrar. A poUtton for an op- ®PPe“'- *1® “ ““ overdose. MAPLE Cobbler^ bench, 825. only, free parking, central lo storage area, on bus line. Open established business. Always 1131. and attached garage. Immedi posing elate containing the required number of signatures lOf t“ ?etS' ^ ^ Will consider experience in cation, references required. full, great opportunity for right tors, 643-2098, 289-0939. town'. Paneled kitchen, 2 ate occupancy, 828,900. PhU HEAR THIS — Nine room Co acre on quiet street, conven Deputy CtoroRer WilUam J. THREE HORSES, golden palo Maple stand, one shelf, 816. dally, 17, or by appointment. lonial. Four bedrooms, foyer, enrolled RepubUcan Party members In said town must be filed JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, Shea issued the finding Wednes lieu of degree. Manchester mino mare, 16 hands, western; Excellent condition. Antiqued. 643-2603, 649-8160. 648-2623, 643-1023, or 643-4112. person. For more Information, MANCHESTER is 16 minutes to baths, treed yard. Aisumable MANCHES'^R — 824,900. HUl brick Agency, Realtors, 646- ient to schools, shopping, with said Recdstrar of Voters no* later than 4:00 P.M. on March cc: Atty. John D. LaBeiie. Area. call PhUbrick Agency, Real mortgage. Only 821,000. Wol 4200. country kitchen, paneled fam- and transportation. Priced day on the death the 17-yeor- bay gelding, western, 16.2 649-3162 after 4. this oversized custom built overlooking parkade, at 26, 1970, being the 21st day preceding the day of the primary. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, old Manchester, N.H., youth. GIRL OF good character 21-26 MANCUIESTER —Unusual exe tors, 646-4200. verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Uy room, paneled recreation in low 20's. D a t^ at Coventry, Conn., this 17th day of March, 1970 held at Manchester, within and for Send resume to Box “B” , hands; young bay mare, Eng to share apartment with same. aluminum sided, 3-bedroom tractive Cape, fireplace, MANCHESTER area — Seven- room, baths, double ga Skorb was removed umxma- lish, exoell^t jumper. Please TAG SALE — Saturday March cutive suite, prestige location, 2813. aluminum' siding, recreation 2)4 ELIZABEmi R. RYCHLJNG, the District of Manchester,, on the Manchester Herald. CaU 643-2034. 1969 Raised Ranch, wooded lot, room Cape. Ltd^e kitchen, rage, 200x300’ wooded lot. Town Clerk 10th day of March, 1970. oious from an apartment a t 626 caU 649-8353. 21st, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 164 massive Uving room with double garage, fireplace, HA room, garage, wooded lot. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Ellington Rd., Slast Hartford. fireplace, maple paneling, for Invustmant Proparty MANcimSTOR C^>es, dishwasher, disposal, buUt-lns, (Hose to everything. Hutchins RICHARDS & KEHMNA Judge. Mato St., New 'Britain, Doc. 14. colored baths, bullt-ins. High Ranches, Colonials — If we Hutchins Agency, Realtors, fireplace, 1)4 hatha, beautiful Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. Estate of George Clarke aka He was dead «*"« pr«eaing the day of toe primary. held at Manchester, within and for ing from Skorb’s nose and one The Bank That Listens ment, heat, hot water, electri brand new stores. North Main PINE RIDGE Bd., Mrattoeatar — ^*^**!5if*^ Agency, Realtors, Dated at (Coventry, Connecticut, toU 17th day of MMarch, 1970. the District of Manchester, on the of them examined him, but CAP ft CCP Charge Plans St., heavy traffic, air-condi yard. Assumable mortgage. SB- 646-4200. EUdZABETH RYCHLJNG, 10th day of March, ino. is also Looking! Also, our own Instant Credit city, stove, refrigerator. Adults, Live practically rent free. l4ixnry Livhig As You’d SEVEN-ROOM Cape, four bed Present, Hon. John J. . Wallett, could find no heartbeat. They no pets. References, 8130. 649- tioned and parking. Meyer VILLAGE Dtwign It rooms, two batlw, oversized ANDOVER — Lakeside Haven. Town Clerk Judge. called an ambulance. We want to train you to become a Plan Agency, Realtors, 648-0609. 826,900. Keith Agency, 646-4126, B y O am ato Trust Estate teiown as W. Harry 5324. 649-1922. (tae ft Two-Bedrootn two-car garage. Landscaped Uw>er teens. Five-room Cape. England Trust’’ far the benefit of Shea said there is insuffirtent • TYPIST DISCOUNT FURNITURE N ew S tate B d. (arirooB Apartm enta lot, 109x160’. Marion B. Rob Gaurage on choice half acre Gertrude England ^ al under an evidence to conclude that DUPLEX, 3H-room heated trom E. OathoUo High) LEGAL NOTICE agreement dated November 5, 1953. WAREHOUSE apartment. Appliances and Out off Toorn AU O-E Kitchen ertson, Realtqr, 648-6968. frontage. Flreplaced living The Connecticut Bonk and Truat' Skorb’s death was caused by Land For Soto 71 FEATUBINGt Equipm ent room, dining...... room, kitchen.______Notloe is hereby glv«i of toe certification of party-endorsed Compaiiv, Successor-Trustee, hav any criminal act, omission or •TELLER NOW 2 BIG LOCA'nONS carpeting. ()ulet retired or MANCHESTER — Top quality ing exhibited Its annual account with For Ront 66 'ft 1 ft 2 bedroom deluxe Range with Self Gleaning 1)4 b^ths drilled oandidatee of toe Republican Party tor election as membere rt said estate to this Court for allow- carelessn :'ss of either MIm Por 3580 Main St. Hartford middle aged couple preferred. SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap Townhouse ,^>te. Investment property with an ^ ter Hummer’ tlte Town Ckxnmltbee of seid Party to toe Town of Coventry. A ance.^lt Is BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATOR Security deposit. CaU 649-6664. HEBRON - WALL ST., four- .Oven -o Two-Door Refrtg- well. Ideal for summer rolaM Hst r t toe persona so endorsed as candldatea la on file in my ter or Mrs. Andrus. He said M is 622-7249 proximately 6 acres’ with 641' erator-Freexer o DUpooal Income of over $8,000 per year.' ORDERED: That the Slat day of unknown who administered the (former Fuller Brush bldg.) room apartment, heat, hot wa frontage, half mile to Martin 'ft Colored range, retrigera- Brand new heating system. tlon♦1— or yearv.Di- round. Call Bu- being the office rt the Town Clerk^ Town Office Building, March. 1970, at two o’clock aftei^ At our new Education Center on AVAILABLE April 1, 6-room tor, dlshwaater, disposal. o DIahwaaher e Two Air zanne Shorts, 646-8238. J. Wat at the Probate Office In the morphine. 176 Pine St. Manchester ter, carpeting, etc. Available School. Owner will finance. M. .Oonditlonlng U n its a $49,600. Wolverton Agency, Rt. 31, Oovontry, and ooptes thereof are available for public K c fiU i Buiidhi^in Sud'lfmche^ 38 Lewis Street, Hartford duplex. Centrally located, near immediately. 8175 monthly. 646- ft Wall to wall carpets son Beach Real Estate Oo., diatrlbution. tor...... be and the same .Is assigned . . 646-2332 H. Palmer Realtor, 648-6821. Traverse Rods # Venetian Realtors, 649-3818. Hie number of Town Committee members to be elected, for a hearing on the allowance of Come in Today bus line. Adults 8160 monthly. 0882, 649-2871. Blinds o Wall to WoU Realtor, 647-1660. (former Norman's FYim.) 649-6023, after 2 p.m. call 643- ft Air conditioned under party rules, Is forty-fiive (46). said account and said Trustee's two Meriden Bride, 19, Die* or call 244-4811 for an appointment Warehouse .Oarpetlng. Two hodnxnn BOLTON LAKE — Six - room Notice Is also hereby given that a primary will be held on prior______accounta______with said_____ eatate, and 6243. VERNON — Mount Vemon ft H eat ft hot w ater In- apartmenta Inolude one this Court dlreclz that notice of the After Baltimore Crash .M at comer of Pine ft Forest Sts. Apartments. Immediately clnded 16x21 INCHES 2171 Lota For Scrio 73 Cape, double garage. Recrea April 16, 1970 If twelve (13) candidacies (which Is at least 25% time and pla^ assigned for said 8 and one-half bathe. 8347 rt toe number of txiwn committee members to be eleited by ■ ***• .rtl. persons THE CONNECTICUT BANK Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 FOUR ROOM apartment with rooms at 8146, 3^4 at 8160, 4H BWITA’nON tion room, fireplace. Parklike znanoiAss im aKa i*iI iuV1 11 Filftfl in AorwrHnmnA tiHth ItDown to be Interested herein . to BAL-nMORB, MD. (AP) heat, hot water, dishArasher, ft Individual private baee- .Anqile parking. Individual Easy embroidery stitches 38-50 ONE I acre wooded lot with yard. Lakefront privileges, such party In toe m unietp^y) are rued to acco ro ai^ Wira appear and be heard thereon by io.voar.olcl Connecticut bride on AND TRUST COMPANY at 8180. Heat, hot water, re ments with laundry con- bosmient atoi^e, master Sections 9-382 to 19-460, Inclusive, of toe General Statutes by pUDUshlng a copv nf thin nrriftp In CBT SIX-MONTHS old, Glenwood stove, refrigerator, clothes and bright colors make The princesz-like seam frontage on two streets in pro 824,900. Goodchild - Bartlett, copy of this order In apartment size gas range. 880. frigerator, oven-range, dispos TO BID ' neotleiM TV antenna. Oonvenlant to' fnst work of this horo fessional area, 86,600. Phil- peraons other than party-endorsed cantHdates; provided thetoe some newBDt^r having a clrcula- her honeymoon died early dryer In two-family home. al, dishwasher, wall to wall ing on this pace-setting Realtors, 848-2096, 289-0939. CaU 643-6479. Sealed bids will be received ft Sowulprooflng masonry tnuiapoFtaUon, toopping, scope panel th a t will brick Agency, Realtors, 848- number------of such candidates exceeds the number to be elected to daysI,'®" before ihlfthe daydlfv of*injuriesof aald hearing ^ reoetved when Centrally located. 8190 month carpeting, air - conditioning, at the office of the Director of Bchotta and churohea make a conversation style makes it most com said Town Clommlttee. (It number of opposing candidacies filed by mailing on or before March she and her husband were in ly and security. One or two swimming pool, tennis courts, wall between each Apt. fortable to wear. Add a 4200. BOLTON — Box Mountain Rd. is reduced to lese than such 26%, no primary 'wUl be held.) 13, 1970. by certified mall, a copy RU(3fi, 9x12' and 6x9', same pat General Services, 41 CenteY Rental agent on premtaM piece. No. 2171 has hot- long, lean s c a rf for a $19,900 aaaumable mortgage. volved in a traffic accident on tern, brown, beige, tweed. Like children accepted. 643-1442. basketball court. Parking and Street, Manchester, Conn., until MB tm' 1-7 p.m. Alao shown by iron transfer: color Forms for peUtlone tor filing such candldactee by or on behalf *2 the Baltimore Beltway. chart: stitch illustrations. change-of-pace look I No. Five - KKHn home, garage, enrolled Republcan P«ur^ members may be obtained from w Hanr Engim" j7 ’. HELP WANTED new. CaU 643-6848. atorage all included. No peta. April a, 1970 St 11:00 s.m. for appointment. One-quartar 8347 with PHOTO-CUIDE is Out off Town Police identified the bride «s THREE beautiful rooms, near Call Hartford, 627-9288, Ver mSe eaat of Exit M, Wil tlHO 904 Is «•!"» landscaped yard, one acre. Margaret B. Jacobson, Republican"loan R«{Registrar r t Voters, <3ooper silver at., R.F.D.,V, • a,^« I Coventry, T CBigi ^ Qmn.; INSTALLATION OF FENCINO Urs ts Iseisfs nrst-ftoii sisljj^._. in New Sizes . . . 38-50 Marlon E. Robertaon, Realtor, Lane, Coventry, Oosmectlt^ InstruotTons ' ' for filing auch run. can- Elaine M. Malek,i^ek , 499 LydrtlLydall Bt.,St.. Mrs. Rena A. Haalett r t Meri JOBS AVAILABLE IN OUR VOICE OP MUSIC stero built-in downtown shopping, churches, non, 875-8721, 876-4869. bur C ross Pnnewny, (bust 42-54). Size 40, 44 For Solo 75 • - • ■ Manchester, Conn.; Arthur R. Bhig- den. She died at 1:80 a.m. at heat, hot water and appliances FOR ATHLE'nC FAdLITIES Route 16 and 1-84. ^ 84S-69(iS. dldaclea are contained in Part 1, Instructten Page,~rt the petl- JJSd'jcThn'^iimd■ - - di- Iv^'^ -r -’.D..^^ B^- CARDING and MIXING DEPARTMENTS speakers, walnut case. 860 or bust . . . 3'.4 yards of 45- SOUTH WINDSOR—Hired bed- ______St. Agnea Hospital. Har hus included. 668-0838. VERNON — Willow i i ^ -(JHARTBR OAK BARK. TELEPHONE Oil M il ------tlon form, (x^ea rt which a » available from aald Registrar, vue. Coventry. Conn.; rrsnUin D. best offer. 643-4710. ^ forms, plans and spaclfl- Some Apts, ready for inch. room Ranch with attached SOUTH WINDSOR — 7-room prior to obtaining toe petition term, toe consent of each cen- Engiand^very Shores Drive, Cov- band, Ralph Haalett, 36. waa NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Apartments. Immediately new i .i T u m . _ ,,, tIND 144 la Mist ftr isab THREE-room apartment In cations are available at the X oocupanoy Ml-ion MMllt carport. Separate dining room Colonlal with 2)4 baths and at- dldate to be p r o p o s e ^ ; ^ ; plus a tlepoalt^^ 816.00 Ti'^Tbiete ‘ Rd‘!^"vemra.^SSS ! in aatisfactory condition with We will tndn you. Many fringe beneftte, including a MOTOROLA black and white 8^ rooms at flW, 4H at |186. Itrz U lu M e flrttrts'f smilsg, console TV, excellent condi- wooded setUng, Ideal for one General Services Offles, 41 <^ent on premlsea 1 to 5 •m ■ « m 44. with built-in supboard, partial tached garage. Home In ex- candidate, muft be filed 'wiito said Registrar. A petition contain- Louise C. England, 499 Lydall. Bt., head lacerations. '■KOt touring pien. Apidydn i>enoh between 8:M o-n. and Heat, hot water, refrigerator, Send 506, add 156 for /uiiunt ^ twYnrfiHnn wnri Ham Ing A W a ——required reiilaiw r2 number ^ elfnaturea area «4 A 4 4 A .. struck a stalM tniok oti Intar- MJMM SPINMIN MILLS CORP. two-piece Uving room set, 7- heat hot water and appliancea •IUU«M0T8I«’I . . nep, lt|li Neekw asa ttn. Connecticut Valley ' ReaKy, la 100x800’ and heavily wood state IS near CatonsvlUa. pool, tennis oouits, basketball Conneetlout Paul W. Oougah Ageooy Send 606, add 166 for Doted at Coventry, OonneoUcut, tola 17th dayV rt Marchr 1970. ceszor TruzUe, One ConsUI xjkuxnrvujus, cotm. piece dinette set. ExoeUent Included. Immediate occupan court, parking and storage all RotMrt B. Weiss, 849-4686 or tM-lMl Ino., Bruce little, Shirley LU- ed. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, , HUJZABHmi ' a K S l n . o . The Haslett’s home addrasa oondition. 649r4866. After 9 postage and handling for was SM Broad St. Hsridw. cy. 8160. monthly. PhUbrick Included. No pats. Call Hart Osnsral Manager OTHEB APTS. AVAfLABU: a copy of Spring A Sum Ue, 844-1671. 648-1677. Town Clerk ' jomt j. WAUjrrr, Judge. p.m„ 648-74817 Agency Realtors, 616-4200., ford, 0>7-ttt8, Vsmoo, S7a-6400, mer '70 Baalc PASHION.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-POUR Atarafe Daily Nat PrGai Run The Weather iRancirBBtTr CttBttfng Hrralh . Vor The Weak Boded Cloudy, not u oold tonight Jaaooqr 14, 19I9 with rain likely.-Low iO to 40. Sunset Club will meet tomor ’ Marine Cpl. Jacob O. Smith needs. It should be recognized Tomorrow rain endUig by noon. Little Theatre of Manchester that every avenue of asststance row at 1:30 p.m. at the Senior of 362 Adams St., was promoted High in 40a. Sunday* outlook- will have open casting for its to such groups should be In- About Town Citizens Center. Myrtle and Lin to his present rank while serv Chamber Endorses fair, *ea«Rmoble. May production of “Luv" to- vetlllgated and utilized." 15,890 den Sts. After the meeting, ing With Marine Barracks at the Manche$ter— 4 City of VOiage Charm nls^it at 8 at its studio, 22 Oak The letter continues, "Study Spec. 4 'Wllltam J . Csatary^ there*will be a card party. IT.av\l Air SU'tlon, Barbers St. The cast Includes two male arid review should be mode of ■on of Mr. end Mr*. Joseph L. Point, Oahu, Hawaii. rolea and one female. LWV Housing Policy constraints to public and pri tm PRICE TEN CENTS C n tary of Si Irvins' St., la at ■The Part Ch'efs of Memorial MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1970 (OhMoifled AdverUaiag Bage 81) vate development of required VOL. LX X XIX , NO. 144 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—.TWO SECTIONS) Temple, Pyth'an Sisters, will The Chamber of Commerce has given its support to tending an air defense artillery U.S. Army Pvt. Bruce Foss, The 66th Infantry Division of housing (Including local zoning meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the recommendations of the Manchester League of Women weapons cours3 at the U.S. ■■on of Howard F obs, Rt. 6 and 'Vcrld War II Is planning to ordinances and practice), and Army Defense School, B^rt 44A, Bolton, and brother ' of home of Mrs. LilUan Smith, 689 hold a reunion of their veterans Voters that Manchester should recognize its responsi of all alternative proce<}urea. In BIir4rs Texas, The 40 weeks Mrs. Richard Neff of 22 Wad Main St. org.inlzat'on In Atlantic City. bility to provide low and moderate income housing to cluding federal and state grant course provides training In the dell Rd., graduated from basic Past members of the division help solve the national' hous- i------v.------— ------programs.” Luther-Weds of Emanuel are asked to call or write Lin operation and maintenance of training at Fort Olx, N.J., and Ing shortage. conventional housing sponsors. The town Board of Dlfectors Lutheran Church will meet Fri coln Nystrotn of 21 Tanglewood The League piade the recom the army’s miastie systems. is serving at Fort Polk, La. The LWV report pointed to the received the report Feb. 3 and National Economy Wildcat Mail Striket K day at 8 p.m. at Luther Hall. Rd., Farmington, for further mendations In a report called, Manchester Housing Authority passed it on to the Manchester A representative of the State ■ information. "Housing In Manchester, a ns one possible agency that could Housing Authority for Its com Police Narcotics Division will study, conclusion and recom take the lead in providing low ments. The MHA officially re speak. The meeting will be Members of the Manchefiter mendations." The report calls and moderate Income housing In ceived the report at Its March open to all adults of the con Emblem Club have been Invited on Manchester to start to Manchester. Now the MHA deals 4 meeting and will discuss It at Spreads Westward Just Arrived gregation. to attend the Installation of of think of Itself as part of the' only Ip housing for the elderly. a later meeting. Unofficial A t Stake in Strike ficers of the Branford Emblem Greater Hartford region and to Whlle not speclflcajly endors. MHA rraponse to the report has Club on April 4. Reservations assume Its share of responsibil ing all of the League's recom been negative. MHA members WASHINGTON (AP) — close Wednesday, March 26, and mendations, ithe Chamber did NEW YORK (AP) — A EASTER BASKETS ity. feel that the need for housing Postmaster General Winton wildcat strike of mail car may be made by contaoting The report was submitted to ".recognize a definite need for must be proved before they will FiHtd — Empty Mrs. Alfred Ritter, 45 Chester M. Blount said today fail riers that has halted mail LEVIS the town Board of Directors greater consideration to be giv: act. Dr., or Mrs. Alfred Pontlcelll, en to the Increasing need for ure to bring the postal deliveries throughout the Novelties — Toys Feb. 3 and made four recom The Human Relations Oom- 30 McKee St. mendations ; housing." strike to ah immediate halt metropolitan area spread mlsslon discussed the report at will have a devastating ef ARTHUR DRUG 1. Investigate methods by A CofC letter addressed to the Its meeting Tuesday and gen westward today—as far as Pfc. Robert D. Pelletier, !22, which the resources of Man 'town Board of Diredtors, town MORRELL fect on the national econ St. Paul, Minn., and Chica BELL BOTTOM son of Mrs. Yvonne M. Pelle erally approved the recommen chester could be used to create manager, the Planning and Zon dations. omy. go. tier of 18 Oak PL, recently com Blount niade the comment aft a climate of acceptance and co- ing Commission, .the plannlg dl- Among the new outbreaks to pleted a tactical microwave sys operation between Hartford and rector, and the C-DAP coordlna- The C-DAP task force on FULLY COOKED er urging the leaders of the two housing has not officially day were walkouts In Cleveland, tems repalrmem course at the Manchester, and to' coordinate jjj part, "(The Cham largest postal unions to exert DUNGAREES Army Signal School, Ft. Mon received the report, but sever Detroit, FTillade'.phla, and Mil efforts In a manner leading to ber) recognizes a definite need " nil the influence at their com mouth, N.J. During the 28-week for greater consideration to be al of Its recommendations coin ! iam ia the kind you mand” to halt the spreading waukee. mutual enrichment. cide with It. course, he was trained In the 2. A fair housing ordinance given to the Increasing need for serve when you want to employe walkout. As the strike spread, the ROOFING Installation, operation and re should be passed, and an en housing. The Chamber realizes The town Planning and Zon serve something special. Blount’a appeal was made to mushrooming effects on govern pair of microwave stations and forcement machinery establish that the town should gear itself ing Commission has also not The Morrell ham we of- James H. Rademacher, presi ment and Industry reached seen the re()ort. across the nation. Tone of unde- transportable radio equipment. ed. to more efficient planning, and : er for your EJaster eat- dent of the NaUonal Association Roofing: and Repairs The MHA was asked by Gen Uveoed mall plied up every- Done Realistically 3. 'The four-year residency re- therefore goes on record as pub ng pleaeure, is hockless, Of Letter Carriers, and Francis Marine Cpl. Donald Olschef- milrement for entrance Into licly urging the town Board of eral Manager Robert B. Weiss shankless, skinless. The S. FUbey, head of the United whece, affecting 20 million peo ukie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Directors to commit Itself to a to send written comments on ple. Free Estimates Manchester’s public housing round half is almost F’ederation of Postal Clerks. George E. Olschefskle of 61 realistic policy offering reason the League report to the Board Stockbrokers, manufacturers, .shou'd be eliminated. !>oneless. Rademacher met today with CaH 649-2373 Flower St., was promoted to his 4. The town should commit It able aid which would assist con- of Directors within 60 days. 300 branch leaders on what ac mall order houses and others This would mean that the re “ The Marvel of Main Street" present rank while serving with self to a policy of offering all ventional and non-profit hous- tion to take to obtain legislative with nationwide business sought 649-1516 the First Ma^ne Division In port would be due about May 6. •n-sei MAIN m uen, M AN C iam reasonable aid to non-profit and ing sponsors In answering these demands. frantically far alternate ways of Vietnam. FULLY COOKED The administration and Con making deliveries, communibat- or ready to eat? gress have told the striking Ing with cUents or meeting pay workers that they must retzm rolls. Use dlifferanoe hero la vary to work before there will be tury Planes and trucks were enlist simple. A Ready-to-B!at i oonsideration of their demands ed to carry special bulk lots of E a ste r Smoked Ham, despite Ita for increased pay. mall. Telephone, telegraph and name, isn’t ready to eot. It The only thing that can be messenger services were heavi still needs to be boiled beAne done is for the postal workers to ly burdened by the lack of mall F a s h io n •« you bake or try it. go back to work and start mov- service. C^Idor the mall,’’ Postmaster Gen Union leaders from all over When you see the eral Winton M. Blount said the country were summoned to at L ow Mall bags posted for New York City and environs 'nnusday (rfter an hour-long se Washington, by the National As words "FULLY- are stacked on hand trucks at Terminal Annex cret seeston with the House Port sociation of Letter Carriers for Letter carriers picket in front of main Post Office COOKED" on the ham post office in Los Angeles today awaiting an end Office Oommittee. a summit conference. in downtown St. Paul, Minn. A light snow fell when it means what it says. to the growing strike of mailmen. (AP Photofax) “The essential thing is to get Among those in Washington P r ic e s ! the employes back to work," he picketing got uiiderway. (AP Photofax) The ham is fully cook was Gus Johnson, head of the said, "and then deal with the Manhattan-Bronx letter carriers ed . . . smoked to a 148 proiblexns that we face. local which set off the strike degree temperature. “ I don’t ttiilnk the Oongress— and has defied a federal back- that any precipitate action At the same time, if Strike Hits Most to-work court order. Walkout Affects Should be taken at thte time.” National union leaders hinted you want to bake or The White House said “the Take a good look because he may not be at your that the branch leaders may be fry it, you can. thrust of the activity" In the ad- asked to support a threat of a Connecticut Cities rniinlstnation Is to cooperate with door tomorrow. Local letter carriers won’t have nationwide strike by the Car all seven major postal unions All Walks of Life await today’s developments in much to do after today because no mail is coming riers unless Congress meets OUR MORRELL HAM. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that h av j condemned the walk- Washington, D.C. before taking in or going out of local post offices. This^ is William their pay demands by mid- Walkout* by mall carriers in cut and called on strlWng localls NEW YORK (AP) — Effects from her husband in Vlrtnun. in the famous blue moot of the large dUee of Con another vote. Bryce delivering in the Broad St.-W. Middle Tpke. April. of the spreading postal strike to "It was only from ths letters In some communltea, super to go back to work. Congressional leaders contin wrapper, is "FULLY- necticut were expected to spread Prs:ldentlal Press Secretary area. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) day ranged from inoonvenlenoe that I knew he woe olive ozid to amaUer cUiee and town* to visors were going around pick ued to say however, they would and nuteanoe to eooiwmic or safe and well, end this was es COOKED" and as de ing up moil at drop boxes, but Ronald L. Ziegler said Thursday not be pressured Into a postal day, and the flow of mail at laHhough Uie edmlnirtration is emotional hardship. BVw a very sential to me," Mrs. Fyler ssld. licious a waste-free only to hold it at the post of pay raise. those post office* which are concerned about the strike’s af few the walkout prertpitated a —For a Chinese studMit a t Oo- open was meager. fices. Secretary of Labor George P. hunhia Untvsfstty; it m e ^ no ham as you can buy. fect on the pubUc welfare there business bonanza. The only major city poat of In Hartford, state officials as Shultz was urged by union lead letters from Ids Formosa besne. We are taking orders are no plans so far to mobilize For the burtnessman and the fice open today was In Bridge sured people doing business with Strike Impact Hits ers to step Into the dispute. "Ps very lonely to be la a military or National Guard Wall Street financial communi for Easter oh this fine the s t^ that a procedure for ■traz^pe country,” hs said. port. units to move the moll' In the As tbe undon leaders were as ty, which Is particularly depend ham. Hartford, New Haven, Water- manual delivery of important sembling, Postmaster General ent on the motla, tbe strike ity- BV)r some uUUtiM, howevw, bury, Norwalk, Meriden and tetters end checks. New York-New Jersey area. Blount supported that posi Winton M. Blount appealed to tnlied oommurtcatiatw amid rcP emd for firms deeding In other W e a ^ rt, Milford and Torring- Town Tomorrow ports that the Stock Exchange The New Haven Post Office tion, saying ha doubted the use the heads of the two largest fomMi of mail delivery or com- We are selling ready to ten tetter carriers Joined today closed after it reported only 19 might dose Monday if the strike muntoations, the etrlke offered of servicemen would solve the Manchester and area port of that mall carriers were deUver- postal unions, the carriers and eat Hams from Tobin tai the walkout that had begim of the 1,7(X) employes sriieduled the postal clerks, to exert "all persists. bononsa opportunitiea: problem created by the strike. fices were expecting to feel the Ing letters os usual. He noted, FIRST PRIZE . . . the at Stamford Thursday. to work were on the Job tlilB Manufacturers of clothing— first serious Impact of the however, that the 2 p.m. de the influence at thedr com —Messenger aervloes, «n- short shanked Ham for morning. Picket lines also went mand" to halt the walkouts. big and little firms alike^faoed The rush to Join mailmen in (See Page Eight) mushrooming national moll livery and subsequent deliveries ptoyment agencies providhig up at 12 i>osteil facilities in New Blount said if the strikes con tbe prospect of losing Easter those who want to use New York who had struck on Strike with the receipt of thte were not expected because of mrasenger ninnen, air freight Haven and surrounding towns. busDneas because rush orders the shank for pea soup Wednesday for higher pay was afternoon’s mall. Althoug'o the strike. tinue, they will have a devastat companies, Railroad EhqNreas forecasted to spread to almoot Virtually all other employes ing effect on the national econo for their nverchandiae lay bur . . . and the shankless, Manchester letter carriers were Other towns. Including South Agency, trucking outfits, fee- oU of the. major cities and honored the picket lines. my. led in port offices. Boys’ hockless for those who out this morning making de Windsor and Vernon, which are ■fanlle modilne operators end towns of Connecticut as strike The postal clerks are general For those with loved cnee or prefer it. Our Dubuque The Western Union office In Bulletin liveries local postal officiate are also served from the Hartford Western Union reported busi votes were taken by Branches ly honoring the picket Unes of relatives In dkatent places the ness up from 80 to 800 per cent Sport Coats r 7 fully boned fleur de leis New Haven noted on upsurge afraid things will be different office, had not felt any appre of the National Association of in its businesa as people turned striking carriers so that the ac strike meant the emotintial Thursday. is a mighty fine ham, Letter Carriers. In cases where tomorrow. ciable decline In activity as of cumulating piles of mail go un to another farm of communica NATIONAL CUTOFF Port offices • scaibtered hardship of uncertainty end - “It’s bod, it’s terrible,” ster Outfits! too. port oftloes were picketed by thte morning. The Vernon post sorted as well as undrtlvered. tion. OF MAIL SEEN throughout the country have doubt. muttered John Blest, the asrtrt- NALC members, postal clerks master said his men were In In Milwaukee, for example, —Donna Fyler, 22, said her 8 . 8 8 In New London, Bridgeport shut down. The Hartford post ant msmager of a Western Unr were honoring the strike end WASmNOTON (AP) — Tbe the process of delivering mall thte morning’s strike of carriers peace of mind depended on re Our Rag. 7.99 So much for Easter Ham and WlMlmanUc, however, post office is among those closed. New 6 button double breasted, nefusing to work. leader of the nation’s largest and the South Windsor depart caused service to grind to a halt ceiving three weekly letters (Bee Page Three) . . . now to get back to al services were slated to be postal union declared today Hartford is the eeatlonal cen ment head Indicated that his wool blend. Vent back, 3 In Oreenwldi, the strike was in operation today. In Bridge almost immediately as the this week FViday and there will be no national mall ter through which all Manches staff was working as usual. pockets; fully lined. Navy, blue on at a branch post office In port, a meeting of the letter clerks and drivers Joined In the or brass; sizes 8 to 16. Saturday. Steaks are on deliveries Monday unless pos ter mail must go. All Incoming OoB Cob, but the letter carriers carriers’ union was ptit off so Postmasters In the Coventry, walkou. sale and our low price at the main Greenwich port of tal employes get assurances and outgoing mail goes through Hebron, Columbia and Amston New York postal officiate dis of 99c lb. continues on fice voted Thursday night to (See Page Eight) of congreasloaal actloa on Hartford. offices Indicated that the strike closed that tbe embargo on mall Dodd ChfMenged boneless smoked butts postal pay and reform bills Edward Saulter, assistant would not fully affect their to New York, which has kept (daisy hams). by the Easter recess of Con postmaster, said carriers were towns since a sizeable portion such mail i>illng up in post of gress. Before about 800 cheer ourt. this morning ■with yester of their mail came from WlUl- fices all over the coun^, has Rep. Monagan To Seek ing union leaders, ■ Jam es H. day afternoon’s mail and with mantlc. been extended to virtually aU of GROUND ROUND is Rademacher, president of the local mail, but he said he didn’t WlUlmantlc, In turn. Is a re New Jersey and Conmecttcut featured at 99c ib., 3 February Living Costs^Rose National Association of Let expect to receive any mail this ceiving point for many sending Post office supervisors here Democratic Senate Seat ter Carriers, said be will afternoon. stations, tally one of which o were calling the addresses of lb. lots 95c Ib. and A spokesman for the Bolton meet with administration and the New York office. The net registered, perishable and me WATERBURY Coral. (AP)— inee, Congressman Emilio Q Chuck in 3 Ib. lots 8Sc At Fastest Pace Since 1950 coagresalonal leaders later In poetoffice, which receives most effect for towns serviced by dicinal mail, suggesting U.S. Hep. John S. Monagan an Daddario, Monagan said: " I Ib. the day to seek assurances of Its mall through Manchester WlUlmantlc will be a reductltm haven’t been promised the sup WASHINGTON (AP) — Uv- Recreation costs were up of prompt action and then re said that normal delivery had (See Page Ten) nounced today he will challenge port of anybody.” Jng costs continued rising In one-tenth of oma per cent for the port back to union leaders. been mode this morning and (See Page Eight) Sen. Thomas J. Dodd and seek Monagan said Bailey, Daddar- month and 3.7 per cent for the The Frasted Food Fiebruary at the swiftest pace in the Democratic nomination for lo and Gov. -John Dempsey, 20 y e a n with Ug hikes for food, year. with whom he also discussed Senaation Is The only major price category U.S. senator. rtothkig home mortgage In- Monagan said he is not a can- the matter, neither urged him torart mdldng up most of the to remain unchanged In Febru nor discouraged him from en Sara Lee ary was transportation, which (hdate for renomination to the nzonth’s Increase, the govem- U.S. House of Representatives tering the contest . PECAN ment said today. was sUll 4.3 per cent above a He indicatod that be would year earlier. Military Officials Hope where he has served six terms. The Labor Department’s Con "It is my hope my candidacy not be Involved In a primary COFFEE CAKE sumer Price Index rose five- “The rise In charges for medi if he laUed to win a majority cal core services accelerated to will provide a plaoe where Dem tenths of one per cent for the ocrats can unite and that It of the votes at the Democratic large size 66c ea. month to 132.6, meaning It cosU elsht-tenths of one per cent, the State Convention in June, even sharpest monthly increase In will have a harmonizing and ^13.26 for every »10 worth of Uv- ibodian Rulers Cut Cong strengthening effect upon our If be received encxigh votes to nearly a year, because hospital oosbB In the 1967-69 base pe party ticket,” Monagan said. ^ qualify tor a primary, SdJUD STABm MOW ON room rates advanced faster - He also said he had been sd- riod. Cambodian government, the flag vessels to Pnom Penh, the This was an apparent refer than In recent months,” the bu WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. vtteed by some "good fitende” con ‘'Laegyr than seasonal In- State Department announced Cambodian capital, and then ence to his challenge to Dodd craoses In food cuid apparel reau said. military officials are hopieful the shipped on to the North Viet who to fighting for a third term to retain the oongressio^ seat "P rices of beef, pock and Thursday the United States will he now occupies. He said he ixtoes and advances (n charges new regime In Cambodia will namese and Viet Cong. in the senate. GINGER ALE fresh fruits and vegetables were recognize the regime of Chen has no favorite to succeed him for consumer aervlcea, partlcu- If the new leadership In Cam I Asked whether' he had told up more than usual In February shut oft a major channel of war Heng, leader of the Cambodian in ths Fifth congressional Dto- lariy home mortgages, account bodia refuses to be a petrty to *Dodd earlier that he would not CLUB SODA and were responsible for much material for the North Viet NaUonal Assembly. ed for most of the riae,” aald such operations, American offi challenge him tor renomination, Wet. of tbe rise in food prices over namese and Viet Oong through Although most attention has Monagan said his decision to the Bureau of Labor Ststirtlcs. been centered on the infiltration cers anticipate, this source of the 68-year-rtd Monagan said: A. New Fashion COLA Dr. Joel Topkin, assistant all,” It said. the port of SUianoukville. run tor the Senate iwmimtion New Spring Such a move would be a' ma roiites from North to South Viet help for the Vietnamese enemy “There must have been a fail commissioner of the bureau, Dairy products, which usually “Involves some risk, in that I 32-oz. no deposit AA jor plus for the United States nam through Laos, use of Sihan- may also be severed. ure of commuriLcetlon some Sport Coats ■aid tbe Increase In mortgage drop In February, went up, par rrtlnquLsh a seat which is gm- Playwear 3 bottles 09 and South Vietnam as a result oukvlUe as an entry port for Some U.S. military authorities where." Interest rates for the month was ticularly cheese and frerti milk. erally oottoeded to be a saf* of the overthrow of neutralist supplies destined for the North are not roady to cheer yet about "Many of Tom Dodd's friends There were substantial in one tor me and submit myself 2.6 per cent. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Vietnamese and Viet Ceng long developments in Cambodia. don’t believe he can win,” saU Taking quality and price He Mid wttbout this rise, the creases In prices for cigarettaa, to the uncertainties of a situ 24.99 ofUdals Indicated. has been a matter of deep con They are not entirely convinced Monagan. " I spoke to him In 2.99 into consideration, it will over-BU Increase in living costs tdcchoUc beverages, household ation Involving a contosted con cern to U.S. officials. Pemu-preu canvas or denim, 2 to button double breasted or 2 pay you to come to Pine- U.S. officers also are hopeful that Sihanouk may not make a the part two weeks and told vention, a posrtble primary and button single breasted. Deep wotdd tiave been one-tentti of suppUes and fumteWngs, the bu Apparently with the conniv aist’d colors and styles. Infants hurst for U. S. No. 1 the Oambodlans will permit comeback. him I was finding this senti a state-wide eiectiort.” vents. Stripes, tatteriall checks. one per cent teas. reau said. U.S. end South Vietnamese ance of Cambodian officials of Secretary of Defense Melvin ment very widespread In the (Snip crotch) 9-24 mos. He declined to comment on The bureau also reported that However, Monagan ssid hs Toddlen sizes 2-4. 36 to 46. Maine Potatoes 10 lbs. tixx^ to cross the border and the Sihanouk regime, weapons R. Laird sought to avoid any ov- party." ^tflwtoer the federal govern average weekly earnings of feels “the odds are favoenhis" 69c; Idaho Bakers 6 lbs. smash aanotuairiaa from which and ammunition were landed, eriy bullish forecast of beneflU Monagan noted that another and despite "division* In th* 69c; Pink Seedless ment's tight money, high brter- some 48 mlllton rank and file mostly from Communist B. New Spring c. Angel Top Perma-Press Interaction^’ Stretch 8ra New Colors! Dress Slacks the enemy has launched attacks from the turn of events In Cam friend of Dodd’s, Alphonsus J. ranks" of the party, Oonnaoti- Lace or Grapefruit 6 for 89c. ert poBcles were thus oontrlbrt- workers rose $1.08 in February Into South Virtnam for yeara. Chinese and Russian ships, at bodia, but he told a news confer Donahue of Stamford, is also ing to taxation by oatsdng high to $117.18. This was $7.07, or 6.4 cut is sUU likely to send a Dem Dress Shirts with a Flare South Vtrtnam'a Ambaaeodor SlhanoukvUle under the guise of ence Thursday; In the Senate race. "Ih* other ocrat to the Senate this year. Dresses Sets Cotton Duster or Mini Half Slip er Interest rates. per cent, above the year earlier. aid Intended for the Cambodian Cotton Bra "I Bui Diem, meanwhile, said use " I would think that which candidates on the Democratic "We .have today a chaliengs Our Rag. See our display for gen The February rise-in Uving But price Increases in the port army. side ore the Rev. Joseph Duf- Our Reg. of Cambodian sanctuaries by ever government finally comes a*td an opportunity to revivs Your Our Reg. Z99 uine American Ironstone oasts b n x«b t them to a point 6.8 year more than wiped out all of Actually, U.S. office™ long out of this present turmoil that's fay, national chainnsn of Anrver- 3.99 Choice 1.69 2.44 8.99 the enemy Is one reason why the enthusiasm and oohssloiv of Dinnerware and see how per cent obove a year ago, ro- the wage gains. have said, most of thte war 3.44 3.44 2.88 1.47 each Never-iion poly/cotton, Nu-blue, the numerically Inferior North taking place, there will be a Iccuts for Democratic Action, our party," he said, “With the 1.00 Never-preu rayon/nylon solid or the value of the 1967-89 However, In .manufacturing, Eaater styles in Orgznzai, perma Stripe tone-on-tone; gripper or Bra - White in sizes 32 - 38 A and B cup. Soft or slightly padded cup, gold, willow, tan in sizes I4\i to easy it is to reserve Vletnameee and Viet Oong material waa loaded onto Cam UkeUhood that they will be and State Senate Majority Lead retirement of th* govenior and Dress or play in peima-press and stripes. Black, brown, blue, dollar from 80.8 cents to 75.8 the average iwycheck dropped ■meu cottons; prints or solids. Lino weave cottons, royal print. button closure. Full cut; sizes 10 Slip - Non-cling White and pastels in 16, stretch straps. All cotton back. 17. and own this fine dinner- toroes In the South have been bodian army trucks and driven somewhat tougher as far as the er Edward Marcus. other officials sttor yean cf olive, grey; 29 to 38. $1.88 to $180.84 because of sharp to points near the South Viet Size* 9-24 mos. aniL2r4 years. Sizes 2-4 years. to 18. 16 or 18 inch lengths. ftoch Flare Neckwear...... 99< Redlhemmed. ware. cents. able to hold out so long. North VletniameM Influence In Thera have been Indloatione outstajMUng ssrvlos snd with ths In BVbruary, food prices rose reductions in working hours.-In "South Vietnam has felt the namese border and turned over Cambodia." Monagan was urged to run by opening of oongrsesional seats, ■U-tontlM of one per cent and terms of 1987-80 purchasing problem of the Viet Oong and to North Vietnamese ar>d Viet By Hself, the <2ambodlan the Dennocratic state party leaxi- there will b* an opportunity lor were 7.9 per cent above a year power, the average manufactur- North Vietnamese mlUtary Oong troops. army of about 85,000 men Is con ership, headed by tornter Demo many to move Into portUows of SALE: THURSDAY Pineburst setrllsr: Htaurtng oorts were up hjg paycheck of $98.82 waa the preasnoe In Oambotfa for a long Membsra of Oongress. led by sidered too weak to purti out the cratic National Chairman John Importono* where they can ren M ANCHESTiR WATERBURY eighMenlh* of one per cent ^ lowest tn 2M yeara. the burrau time," hs ssid. "It has been one Hep. Charles E. Chamberlain. North Vietnamese and Viet M. Bailey. der slgntfloant servloa." WALLINGFORD THRU SATURDAY the month and 7.2 per cent for aald. of our major oonoerns." R-Mlch., have complained In thd (3ong elerments, estimated at be Asked whether he had been Moiwgnn raid be agrsMi with LfktwtGA A Wtlctti 14. Rt. 4! part that war gear waa reachl-g tween 40,000 and 60,000 men, T ir i^ k G 2M 0 M iw g II A vg. Rt. At MiriAii U m Grocery ths ysar. caothing w s* ttve- The lack of change In tca^S- And perhaps to reinforce what promised the support of Bailey 1145 I M n i 5 tonltis of one per cent In Fetou- portiitlon costs was largely due the enemy after being hauled up (Bss Fags k Amerlosn dlplomato feel Is a (See Page Seven) or the likely gubernatorial nom N*l) Othar rtorai locatad in Dwibury, Norwalk, Stamford, RIvarakla, PaalcikHI, Badtord HHI*, Klngaton, PouUhlcaap*>a, Northampton & Framin#iam Open Late Every NI M ary and was f •• P**' above pro-western attitude of the new the Mekong River In foreign 802 MAli^ ST. a yaar sorlter. (■es^fage Tea) l
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