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- WT r fV v - . \ ■ ■.' \ A • I 'V THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1870 ■ A, -1 PAOB TWENTY-FOUR' lTOanrl)f]f0t?r lEn^nins W^rali ATtntge Dally Net PrcM Ron The Weather r o r H m W M k D n M April 11, leie Cloudy, rain, aoattand Onaw The Mane heater Community Manchester Chess Club will Manchester WAXES will have derahowers through tonight; low About Town Y wHl sponsor a mlnl-tour on play 10-second moves at Its a goodwill meeting Sunday at 40 to 45. Tomorrow buootnlng, Wednesday starting from the Y meeting tonight at 6:30 at Iona 3 p.m. at Restland Farms, 15,94« moaUy runny, mild; Mgh in DMn Harry fi. Ckxli, and at 79 N. Main St. at 10 ajn. Hall, Regent St. Dr. Joseph Branford. Reservations may bo 60r. Sunday’! outlook — fair. oouiwdon Mtei Oall Patrick Hif tour wHI Include the CS>e- Pla'tz, at last week’s meeting, made toy, contacting Mrs. John MancheUer-—A .City of Village Charm and RiOfiald <31nton of Manchea- ney Homestead and the Cheney played 13 boards slmultaneou^y Pavelack, 33 Raddtng St. tar Oonun'unlty C3oHeg« will at- and won all games. He is plan mlU, followed by lunch at the VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 174 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 (Olaaatflrd Advertirljig on Page 85) tand tha Naw England Junior Manchester Country Club. Res- ning another such event next Miss Patricia Lessard, daugh V PRICE TEN CENTS OoUaga Studant Parsmuial As- ervatfons are to be In by Friday month. Those Interested In ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel J. aooiaUan workshop Monday at and may be made by calling the chess may attend any Thurs Lessard of 169 Lyness St., has Mt. Ida Junior College In New Community Y office between 9 day night meeting, or for more been re-elected to the Student ton Centra, Mass. Ih e workshop ajm. and 3 pjn. any day. InformaiUon contact Roger As- SeiMite of Central Connecticut ttaama will be “Student AcUvi- selln, 302 Main St. State College. She Is one of four tlaaOlioolanee . . . Reform?” Cam bodifui- B ord er An adult study hour will be representatives of the C3ase of Spriiif^linie is Play Fiiiie! New Violence Hits conducted tonight at 7:30 at Sunset Club will meet tomor 1973. Dr. John .SchUpss of the Uni row at 1:30 p.m. at the Senior versity of Hartford will lecture Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. Citizens Center, ‘MyrUo and Lin by Viet Arms on “Dnigs” tomorrow from 2 den Sts, Members are reminded Junior Women Colton Polo Shirts to 4 p.m, at the Manchester to bring articles for a penny -ay THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nation’s Colleges PUblio Health Nursing. Asso Full Qoapel Christian Fellow auction. W in? Awards ciation offices at 71 E. Center ship, Interdenominational, will ^ e South VidtiiameBe army is putting more artillery By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS St. The lecture is open to the have a prayer service tonight Manchester Junior Women's and troops along several hunched miles of the Cambodi at 7:30 at Orange Hall. Manchester Emblem Club will Students have demonstrated at more than a dosen public. Install officers Saturday evening Club received seven awards at an border in prepamion for more .armed forays into the annual Spring Conference • Solids & Fancie.s • Snap Shoulder colleges across the nation to support demands varying at the Elks Home, Blaaell St. Cambodia in pursuit V North Vietnamese and Viet from an end to military recruitment on campus to In In Bridgeport tn statewide com Bolton Speaker Cong troops, informed Vietnamese sources said today. The event will open with dinner petition with Junior Women’s • lnlanl& Toddler Sizes creased opportunity for blacks. Some of the protests at 6:30 p.m. Members are re 'We have gone Into LIVE MAINE Clubs tn (towns with 40,000 or The Ladle’s Benevolent So(sl- many timer,” raid one rounce. erupted in violence. minded to bring articles to be oarer population. ety of the Bolton Congregadonid Permanent Press At the University of Kansas In used for prises. ”We expect to (XNtUnue. We are The club received first place Church will hold a potluck sup paying more attentton to the Lawrence, more than 50 persons lb awards for over-all participa per Tuesday at 6:40 for all Toddler Play Shorts wertem ride of South Vietnam. Viet Pullout have been arrested In the wake UConn Scene i LOBSTERS *1.49 Parents Without Partners, tion in Mental Health and Help, families of the church. Im of student (Usordera. Manchester Chapter, will hold W« are reinfondng It with more Inc.; for over-all parttolpotlwn mediately following the supper artillery. There are m - 2 for 99e - - - The source said American ad weeks, periiape tmtll it can be For Panthers in New Haven "cnmlea” of the (XHuity sheriff, en In dormitories, private The demoratratkxi began . O ^ Bx. visers ore not crossing into determined whether the North says Seale’s lawyer. homes and automobiles. about 8 p.m. Thursday at the Overnight Guaranteed for 116 washings. Vietnamese intend to mount a NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— “eaxih teacher and each student halt all proposed or existing CARPET and ROOR COVERING Cushion waist and leg opening. Camlbodia with the South Viet r nimaeiT lann exoansion oroirrams ana Garry went over Student leaders ended a class student union and picked up sup namese and their refusal “dis spring offensive. OrgEutlzers (rf the May 1 dem is free to decide forr himselfmmseu land expansion pro^^ programs’’ anaand jjgf ^ members with bovcott bemm last week at port as it (noesed the campus. Newborn 1.44.. Sizes: S-M-L-XL. Recent Intelligence reports onstration on. behalf of the Black whether to hold or to attend not resume them until they have sheriff Fdwnnf t Rievin in a„ oegun lasi weex appointed’’ him. been "submitted to such a com- . I* . ‘ Johns Hopkins University in Some demonstrators called out, have told of several North Viet Panthers predicted today that classes." been submitted to such a com j^ôr Court Thursday during a BalUmore, Md., Ute Thurây “Join-us!’’, to students In dor mMAHnwi nLHUKi He gave no Indlcatfon, howev Brewster acted on the basis of mission for approval.” er, thEd the U.8. Command had namese regiments moving into about 25,0(X> persons would take mitories they passed. I Corps from Laos, and there Is part—and they said if any vl- a recommendation approved res- —^That there can be no place ^*"^*^* t ^ ufT'd when university officials agreed OPEN DAILY TO 6 — THURS.. fRI. TO 9 P.M. Sleeveless tried to discourage the South The protestcre also OEdled out Chix Diapers Vietnamese operations into concern over the continuing oience occurred. It would prob- olution w.™—.. adopted Thursday eve- —in the— university------^ —for those— — who — jjer,°âoer a lormer former jall^guard*^^*'lati guard and a ^ military recruitment on “Free Bobby Seale,” a refer Out Town Gall Collect Cambodia. presence o f enemy tr(X)p (xxi- ably be the fault of the police, nlng by the faculty of Yale Col- would deprive others of the right foundto a courthouse ence to the Imprisoned Black at centratlons above the demllitEU'- “We ain’t going to be carry lege, who teach undergraduate to speak or act freely and non A strike leader said students Birdseye Prefold Curity Undershirts The South Vietnamese opera corridor were among the 20 ôyld negotiate with the admln- Panther leader awaiting trial cn ized zone. ing guns, carrying sticks and students. vlolenUy.” Jurymen murder and other charges with uufumi. iiitiii ARMSTR0N6 tions eumoss the border are forc- Despite optimistic administra He said he himself was “skep- —Establishment of a fund cre- he selected. Three istration on their demands re- Our Reg. Ing the North'Vietnamese and wearing helmets,” said Doug members several other Panttieni tn New tion assessments of progress in Miranda, a young Panther lead tical of the ability of black rev- ated by faculty contributions “to wene Negroes, he ganjing the Reserve Officers A Z69 .OurReg. ITet Cong^ to push deeper into said. Training Corps Classified re Haven. pcusifioatlan, military officers er. olutlonariee to achieve a fair deal with any financial aspects VINYL INLAID -Box Oambodia''and to attack Cambo search for the federal govern- -When the students reeushed 2.09 here say the situation in the “We do not intend a violent «aJ__any where In the United that might hapSrd"^Û» of^'^niet Gulley, they were met by two dian hamlete and villages In Soft, absorbant cotton with extra Cotton shirts with diaper tabs. northernmost area of South demonstration,” declared John States. ent situation’’ in New Haven. ment end educational reform. secnirity poUoe and Asscwlate EMBOSSED Uielr path, the source continued. Vietnam remains touchy. Diu-lng the faculty. debate, and not a cross-section of the About 50 Boston College stu- heavy center panel. Box of 12. Sizes: 6,12,18,24,36mos. He said the North Vietnamese Froines, one of the defendants He (udled widespread preju- community.” Dean of Students John Manning, The 3rd Marine Divlskxt and a in file “Chicago 7’ consplracy alee against the PanUiers "one Brewster took a hand In work _ , , dents continued to (xxnipy the who stood in the doorway. and Viet C inside uiSese UUng 245 North Vietnamese part in a rally and march Thurs- allowed to take the podium early e*^ês to the slaying last pend all classes for toe remain- ONE WEEK ONLY in s t a l l e d Four-way stretch cotton. Sizes: and South Korean marines. to take part in the demonstra you reaHy mean It.” PBEPABA'nO N E X n tA Two-way stretch cotton. Sizes. 1, 2, end - Viet Oxig and (in u rin g Although departure of the 1st day afternoon on the second day jji jbe proceedings. Schmoke “ Alex Rackley, a Panther der of the school year, One girl replied, ’"niat’i right. S-1,2; L-2,4. more than 60 tons of arms and tion. 3,4. . i Marine Division may be held up However, Froines said (Hty of- of a student boycott of classes earned that the danger of “ y was suspected of studente at toe school had TUB anununiUon. for a whhe, the outfit still Is ex ficlals have been cooperative so ^ *" New ‘>®«" boycotting classes for (See Page E l|^) The sources said 28 South .... said was SO to 75 per cent Haven and urged toe faculty to Sheriff Slavin indicatod that more than a week ti? protest a pected to be (Xie of the first ma far and he anti(dpateB no prob Vietnamese troops were killed jor units brought out under succesîd. provide ieadership for the stu- members of the grand Jury planned tuition Increase. FREE ENCLOSURE Fitted Chix All-ArouW snd 127 wounded. President Nlx(xi’s announced lems to getting a permit to use toe New Haven Grem on May , ^®"* ’^® occupied toe of- But while these informants plEui to cut the American com ^ faculty said that individual ipbe resolution adopted by the t'ônds and acquanlntances of flees of president. The Rev. W. INSTALLED WITH EACH COMPLETE Were claiming successes In mitment by another 150,000 men Carriage Sheets Crih Bumper The organizers also pialsed ’’’’and* th^t “'"® wen^** Joyce and toe (xecuUve Bulletin Cambodia, North Vietnamese oaner the coming year. the studente at Yale for launch- — - - 5- ® changes, the one advanced by ...... vice-president.vice-president, The Rev. Fran- troops to the north along the This will Just about close out such a suspension ‘‘would allow black members of th e, faculty. Slavto testified that he was Our Reg. tog a strike to support toe Black jjj concerned and interested cis X. Shea. CERAMIC TILE BATHROOM Our Reg. Laotian border dealt govern the Marine combat role, leaving One amendment stressed that looking for "decent, respectable The Bch(M>l Wednesday an BULLET MOSSES ^ 1.17 .94 5.99 4.47 ment forces moderate kwses in the remaining U.S. gro«^ fight Panthers. parties a chance to discuss the no acta of coercion or violence People.” nounced the de(dsion to suspend CHIANO’S SON EUi attack near the besieged Dak ing to the Army. Yale President Kingman issues and ramifications of toe would be (xxidoned. "It’s my standards,” he said. i Cotton knit prints with 4 fitted Brewster Jr. declared a mora- issues, to plan what direction we all classes. NEW YORK (AP)— A sbot Completely installed walls and corners. Use also for bassinette or Quilted bumper for baby’s comfort Seong Specto) Forces camp. The Marines are down to Black psychologist Kenneth I. “I decide who’s on the grand A college spokesman said, $000.95 and safety. A government spokesman about 42,000 men In Vietnam, torlum on regular academic shoiUd take to this crisis.” Mills said he hoped the mora Jury.” was fired Into a -revolving floor with ceramic tile or car bed. work Thursday night for all stu- The resolution also included hoever, that classes would re door as the son of Chlaag said the Nordi Vietnamese Ed- less than half their peak torium and teach-in period would Slavln’s answers to Garry’s sume if faculty, administration, Armstrong Vinyl Corlon Lin tacked a government battalion strength of 84,000 In May 1968. dents and teachers wishing to me following proposals: head off serious-violence. “We questions provoked several out- Kaiahek entered a mldtown take part to teach-ins and other —Establishment of a commls- and student negotiators reached hotel today. He was not hit by oleum. PBEPAKATION EXTRA of 400 to 500 men less than two The Army still has more than Just might bring it off," he said. bureXs of laughter to the court an agreement on the tultton dis 9X12 miles northwest of Dak Seang. 302,000 men in Vietnam only actlvlUes related to toe Blausk sion including (ximmunity rep- Joseph LaPalombara, a politi room—laughter which Included the gunfire, police said. The Panther demonstrations next resentatives “to take action on pute before the end of the son, Chlang Chlng-kuo, 55, OTeUt reports said 16 South Viet about 63,000 below its maximum cal scientist, said the university Seale himself. semester. namese were killed and 40 in January 1069. week. the issues of Yale's involvement also had to address itself to the At one point, Slavin said he vice premier of the Republic BRAIDED RUGS A U.S. Command spokesman No one is required to suspend with the black community." The students launched their of China, waa going Into the wounded. The South Vietnamese class boycott on April 18 to pro said bombers and artlUery today in effect denied a North classes, said Brewster, but —That "Yale should call to a (See Page Four) (See Page Four) Plasa Hotel, where he wns to Vietnamese charge of “fresh test a planned tuition hike of addrM n luncheon. Two per drove off the attack, and a $600. On Tuesday the students qx>kesmEm claimed 55 North air raids on a number of popu sons had separated from the lated areas in North Vietnam” voted to a referendum to reject 25 demonstrators across the SCULPTURB) Vietnamese were idlled. But a compromise plan by the ad street snd mn to the hotel 69.95 (mly flve weapons were reported by American warplanes last Sunday. ministration for a $240 increase. entrance. Then one of them REG. captured, arousing suiÂclon fired a shot from a pistol, ac- TWEEDS that the government claim was “Definitely no significant inci The Jesuit ach(x>I has an en dent of protective reaction re Genetic Engineering Studied rollment of about 10,000. (xirding to Anthony Oainer- inflated. ano, an Associated Press U.S. spokeemen reported sponse occurred at that time,” Forty-olght persons were ar- MANY bombing th# kpokesman told questioning photographer. Police subdued Imported heavy A m erican (See Page Twelve) the two. COLORS REMNANTS (See Page Eleven) (See Page Seven) To Curb Inherent Maladies Deluxe Nylon Mesh Playpen BIRMINGHAM, Ala (AP) — geons would Implant tiny glass conceivable they ultimately STAIR CARPETS Scientists are studying daring beads in toe womb of a preg could be applied'in toe pre-natal NASA Chief Indicates Childcraft Crib concepts Involving “genetic en nant woman. The hollow beads stage, within toe womb. AND gineering” as part of their quest would be filled with an enzyme The conference waa designed Controversial Drug Wins to conquer such litoerited diaor- ^-a chemical trigger tor a vltsd to .acquaint everyday practicing Our Reg. 13.47 ders as cystic fibrosis and some process—that la known to be physicians—and dentists—with Lunar Voyage of Apollo 14 HALL RUNNERS 48.97 Large size playpei\; thick padded FDA Okay in Cancer Study of toe maladies that can cause missing from the developing the latest developments and fu- 39.79 embryo. WALL-TO-WALL CARPET colorful base. mental retardation. tiute prospects In the relatively Follows October Timetable Attractive avocado crib with dou NEW YORK (AP) — The The FDA gave permission for Conceding their ideas “ ap Through a tiny opening in the new field of medical genetics. beads, the enzyme would slowly Beautiful Selection of ble drop sides. General Electric Food and Drug Administration toe first step toward any ap proach science fiction,” re The field embraces some 1,500 WASHINGTON (AP) — The ders to help cure a minor infec li)0% Nylon Dupont 501 Colors. has given aiqiroval for the test proval—toe clinical testing—by searchers attending an unusual be released Into the circulation genetic diseases EUid dtsorders, tion from which he has been suf $ 0 . 9 9 Food Warming Dish conference here this month said of too embryo—and thereby pre top man In toe naUon’s space Installed Over , $ 0 . 9 5 ing on humans of a h i ^ y con granting a niunber, In this case ranging from Mongolism to (X>I- fering since the flight. Our Reg. A97 troversial anticancer drug, n was aborted after toe rute colti. Decoratw ed mod cense. filed on April 6 by the Me- the “cry-of-the-cat disease" relatively easy to correct, and If ture of an oxygen tank in the WHILE THEY LAST Naughton Foundation of Sanaa- A scientlat in a hospital labo —or ’PKU’ for short. Unless de whose Infant vlcUma cry like Sleeper- Stroller ern design. The drug is Laetrte, toe pro ratory would "feed a certain tected and treatment begun this proves true toe naUon’s service module crippled toe 6.99 prietary name for amygdalto, a lito, CaUf. cats to the controversial "XYY spaceship and left the astro 0urReg.1S.99 synthetic ohemlcal to a virus B(xm after birth PKU can lead Chromosome syndrome" that space program will stay on chemical derived from apricot This does not meein toe FDA that is relatively harmleas to to mental retardation. nauts short of oxygen to 9X12 NYLON pita. haa made any Judgment aa to has been found in some criml- schedule. breathe, water to drink and man. These two eonoeptuai tech- mds. Appearing before the Senate KITCHfN CARPET! While toe drug’s supporters the worth or safety of the drug, Then he would Implant the vi nlqueo—toe messenger boy vi power to (qierate In epaoe. u Other conference highlights DO IT YOURSELF 12.77 claim great benefits among qan- toe FDA offleitd sai(}'. It means rus Inside toe womb of a preg rus,ee and the enzyme-releasing space committee. Dr. Thomas They spent more than three ROOM SIZE RUOS car pafiente, the Amerlpan Con- only that toe proposal to investi nant woman in such a way that glass beads—were described by Included: O. Paine, head of the National agonising days In space, uncer • 100% NYLON • HIGH DENSITY ,Pt;>iny’E>eat osr Society lists Laetrile among gate it In hiunans met ceitato toe virus ultimately would Dr. John H. Menkes of toe Uni 1. New evidence that a tech AeronauUcs and Space Adminis tain of their fate, before return RUBBER BACK • LARGE ASST. OF “unproven" drugs , and says Ihi requirements lUpulated by the reach the developing embryo. It versity of California Medical nique involving tapping fluid tration, ftous indicated . that ing safely to earth last Friday. studies find no i objective' evl- FDA. ■ , would then release faiaide fetal Center. Loo Angeles, at a spe from toe womb of a pregnant Apollo 14 will go as scheduled in Paine said the oxygen ther COLORS . . . donee of benefit ^from It. Other woman—and allowing pre-natal October. mos (lask which n^tured “is a $ w 00 These Include toe names sind cells Its chemical cargo cotialat- cial symposium on “Clinical As %A A .9 S osneer authoriUes have called it qualifications of phyaiciana who Ing of man-mado genes—arfifl- pects of Inherited Disorders” at analysis of heredity-carrying The next lunar exploration, he relatively simple oomponant 4 Sides “dubious” or “worfidoss.” will conduct human studies, re cleil versions of the basic unite the University of Alabama Med chromosomes of the embryo— said, will pnxseed on “approxi and corrective action should not Finished Under federal law, the FDA quirements for data-keeplng, of heredity which researchera ical Center. can save toe Uvea of aignlficsint mately the same s(diedule we prove to be a major taak. *«Bv haa banned eale and use of and genefal outline tor toe pro are now trying, to develop. He said the Ideas “approach numbers of unborn children. have presented before,” he said “If this turns out to be too 19.19urerr W Vf V Lastrlls beosuse It bss not gone posed studlea. The McNaughton In this case, the virus would science fiction,’’ but a d d ^ that These are children who might in his opening statement. case, we should ho aUo to move beliix spring action. Padded plaid through tos procsss of legdl and appUcaUon alao included results in effect bo an emergency mes researchers al're^y ara giving otherwise be considered candi Astronauts James A. Lovell out promptly with the nooa«ary SQ. YD. WE HONOR ^ Deluxe innerspring mattress in at orderly teetlng to ahow that it U senger boy carrying a gene them serious thought. dates for therapeutic abortions alterations and proceed with scjat andbacK. Only 25 per store. of drug tests In animals, and Its Jr. and John L. Bwlgert Jr. en- - GNAMEtTWITH tractive quilted patterir. Two year effeettv* and safe, an FDA report on results with human which pre-natal analysts shows Menkes Indicated that when because their mothers had had Apollo 14 and eitisequent f li|^ * warranty. epcdieainan said. He aaid- this EUid if toe methods are perfect : tered the packed hearing room âstercharg^ —^ ^ — pafiente In other countries is missing or defeoUve tn too previous defective (tolldren or with Paine to sustained ap on approximately the eamo INSTALLED! appMes to all drugs, and that unborn child—an abnonnaUty ed, they would first be applied were otherwise' deemed “high schedule we have preaented to 1 THE IN T m ^ CABO 1 where toe drug has been used plause from toe audience and $9.50 yd. thsss rsquiremants protset toe legally. that otherwise would result In to treat children bom with ge risks” for producing others. The senators, you before,” Paine said. health of people because other- the child being born with oystio netic defects. same technique—called amni Despite (allure ot the Ayolle H m> BT>A apokeaman said the The third ApoUo IS astronaut, wtss anyone could prepare a IND appUcafion, like others. fibroals, a (headed glandular But Dr. Wayne H. Flnloy of ocentesis—can be ueed for pre- 18 mlasion to roach Its goal, tho “ • « . WMb- (>-. bateh of ohemioale and claim it diseaM. toe University of Alabama Med Fred W. Hatse Jr., remalnad In helped ours a dieesae. (Ses Page Fourteen) Using another technique. Bur ical Onter told a reporter It’s (See Page nirteen) ■Houaton, Tex., on doctor's or (goo Pago Tirolvo) Y Y \ \-

MANCHESTER B V lN IN d HERALD. MAMUHHariJUn, CUMM.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 PAOB THRRB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 Book o f Bdcleslastes, and- the Three Rs of Pop Music: Beatles’ "BaHad of John and Diana Dors in Comehack WORLD ALMAMC Yoko," which Beatle John Len STAR Midi Hailed SheinM'old on Bridge PACTS non calls " a gospel song.” ' ;BrCLAYR.K)IX^- f o r r m i e n i b /i n o A Sex Symbol No More Rock ’n’ Roll ’n’ Religion " I ’ m a big Christ fan—the green metal flower boxee A « n UIRA DEMfKIRACrr w o n t ; H E l f Yovr Dally AtHvHy Gukh un. NORTH song Is my prayer,” he says. Attording to tha Sian. By Designer CHOOSE OORRBOT PLAY LONDON (AP) — Diana Dora, Mtoe Don told a bankhiptoy By OEOBOE W. OOBNKLL reristance among radio’ and ’The Rev. John Sheerin, editor 1 8 " ^ 88e 30"— $1.87 19 OCT. IRilMi Slews* laSw SM RW 4 9652 T o develop message for Saturday, 0tmm ,sii*s»«>sss» s . cnee Brihtin’s eex symbol, la court in 1008 that Hamilton once " AP Religion Writer television broadcasters, who oc o( the Catholic World, comment 2^ 1.27 36"-ei.ee 2- 8-21-: eS> ••m m HW i4nSif *V MSr aRSSM. By ALFRED SHEINWOUl C 74 rood words correspotxJIng to numbers making a suooesaful stage forced her at gunpoint to sI|ni casionally have shunned using ing on the religious, notes In pop of your Zodiac birth siga 153-47-49 To the Queen O K74 NBJW YORK (AP) — Hey, Hpovy duty broefeuts___ $1.68 pr. 'TAURUS SCORPIO Democracy la a wonderful •lb KQ 106 oomebook in the part of a btow- over $240,000 worth of assets. some of the discs tor fear they songs, says Its okay for the beat AM. 10 I Trust 31 Is 61 Just L O U ROMiniD mah, it’s a mixed up thing now might otfend conventional piety. and the mood but it gives only a ------■— vcEMs . , ...... 29e M . 62 Duties ocr. 22 By NADEANB WALKER ItMral AtSKKtl thing, but it doesn’t always help EAST ey, loud-mouthed, widow, Bhe testified she was brcAe, 2A 32 No WEST —rook ‘n’ roll ‘n’ religion. Some of the songs convey a "misty shadowy picture of Je 'WATN 3 You 33 0ov 63 People NOT. 21 AP Fashion Writer you choose the right play. If 4 10 7 OrlUce have applauded her with $480 In the bank. >4-14-25.30 4Gtt 34 Influentlol 64 Mutt ♦ 8 The took thumpIngB atways keen element of doubt and ques sus that has scant resemblance 34-34-38-40,. . C? QJ963 <:? A 1 0 8 5 2 anting In the play “’Ihree Thade days a large Bentley /4S-57-42 5 Intuition 35 Right 65 Be 46-f»50 LONDON (AP) — Hardy ML R8I1 RaMimO you held a rapid poll In the mid Months Gene,” Ourloua audl- Umouslne whisks Mias Dora VI have carried a hint of the gospel tioning—Avhlch actually is a to the Jesus of history and 6 Exciting 34Pk p I* 66 5oclol Amies, dressmaker to the qtieen mSil SuMew SisssRS dle of today’s hand, for exam O Q 10 8 0 AJ32 •■MINI 37 Importont 67 Deep SAGITTARIUS GF enoea ctre packing the Duchem from the theater to her country beat, -but now It’s coming on classically authentic note in re Christian ‘belleff.’’ 7T6 and England’s most successful J984 * 32 ^WATlf I 8 Tim* 38 Will 68 Activities ffOK. 12 > ple, you might discover that 36 Theater off the StraivL home in the Berkshire stock loud and strong, breaking out in ligious searching. It’s In line with the Interested OAnnoyoncos 39B€ 69 Meditation high fariiion designer, yesterday per cent of you wanted to SOUTH 40H«lp 70Vithdraw D K . 21 (2 A silver bloiide with a gener broker belt outside London, flhe the lyrics. . For instance, "Superstar" in in Eastern mysticism current In lOGulOo hailed the drop of the hemline finesse, 84 per cent wanted to 4 AKQ J43 41-4BJ1-S5 11 Day 41 If 71 Dealt 5963-44-45, mraicifB ous bust line, Mlaa Doth was has success again, a happy V It’s usually not in traditionally cludes Unes such as "B very youth circles today, he sajrs, ;61-70-72 12 All 42Hord 725ilently as good news that will libsrate IkSr 12 rsiHm iMieMnifN play high and 80 per cent want C K 71-73-77 I once denounced by the archbish marriage and plenty of money pious terminology, and some of time I look at you I don’t under with its appeal mainly In the CANCiR UPursutl 43 Roach 73 With deslgnera hung tq> cn the mini. P ««S *r AM t I s S IW ed to go home and hide. To find 0 965 TONIGHT! HELD OVIS The Great Pyramid of I40n 44 To 74 Prtvtnt CAPRICORN Goldie Hawn Beet op of Canterbury as a wayward In the bank. it may not make much theologl- stand . . . Jesus Christ, Jesus chants and rhythms rather than ^JUHl 21 75Som« "All designers have M t the the right play, you must begin 4b A75 Khufu was built about 2580 sownt 15 You 45 Don't DEC. 22 iîANCHESTi Supportliig AotiMG hussy, dhe figured in the ‘OOe as "Y o u know. In the film s, I oal sense, but It nevertheless Christ, Who are you? .... Jesus the meanings. It offers a "pure %JULY 11 16A 4411 76 Troubit total restriction of the abort at the end. South West North East B.C. as a iflonumentai tomb • 0 Ukopi^ts toi $m. IlCoutiout 47 To 77 Diômaticolly-ÂN. 19 RIIS i • BOl ION NOICH the storm center of oounUeai was always a beul glri with a registers a rellgtous InoUnation. Christ, Superstar, Do you think ly romanticized image" of Je skirt,” he said In on interview. 18M amu II Rawnw South dealer. Pass 2 4l Pass to the l^yptian Pharaoh ^13-l»-17-23 18 Your 48 5orhoono 78 Bear 9-22-39-42i (Aeillelt ■wy w y I 4 public rows, litigations and wild heart of gold,” she lys. "you Variety, ihe riiow-business you’re what they say you are?" sus, he adds, but falls to "face 7-46-48 19 Credit 49 Properly 79 If 144-78^^89 < "It inhibited Ihe Mae of a cos Both sides vulnerable. 4 ♦ A ll Pass Cheops. 'Hie World Alma BO High MnrtSasSM) parties. always knew I waa aU lig M publication says pop music is Misgivings of some stations up to ‘the fact of Jesus’ ’—which 20 Things 50 Asked tume. I never liked the mint, Opening leaul — Queen of nac says that Khufu is the UO 21 For 51 Antooonistt 81 Tiot AQUARIUS Her movies made her a na- really, Maybe that’s how it will "returning to one of its earliest about It faded after several cler Is essential to genuine faith. JULY n 22 Will 52 Km d 82 Too JAU. 20 but had to adjust to It. Hearts. largest pyramids contain I tm ■ wee ttonal ptmip. be.” roots, the gbspel-spirUual influ gymen backed its use, including ,A U0.22 53 And 83 Thot’f F19. 11^ "Now the long sUrt Is defi East won the first trick with the finesse would succeed, and ing an estimated 2.3 million I Stonding 54 Stilt 84 Kttp “I was the first sex symbol ' ence." nitely here. Our smartest the ace of hearts and returned declarer could dlscaxd a dia/- A 5MNKOVICM RAOOUCTION stone blocks totaling about a ' Bismarck, N.D. Catholic 1- 5- 7-10 25Tht 55 You 85------G«r>trous t8-19-24J3V this country hod since Lady Oo- Current albums and turntable South WinoMor ^54^-90 26S«clusion 56 Bo 86Clton 37-52-79-86\ ouabotiken ane ordering them.” a heart. South ruffed, drew two mond on the queen o f clube. I f 7.22 million tons’ weight. prlesf, the Rev. John Owens, 27 In 57 Nogloct 87 In \ m m shows for the young reverberate VIRGO pisen In Ms last collection of spring rounds of trumps and then be East had the Jack of clube, he liifiriD diva,” she says. Penn Central The Greek historian Hero who played It on his radio show, 28 Con 58 Extovogont 88 Brtwing But now, back on the Stage for with the "soul" sounds by var "Paefre’s Platters.” 29Lovtly 59 Contrary 89 Cool- f li. 19 and summer styles, shown hers gan on the clube. would win the third club trick \\m\m B(ir6man dotus visited the pyramid School Menus 4 the Hist time since 1957, A m ious rock and folk groups cmd fun. 22 30 Boll 60 Or 90 FinoTKtt MAR. 20' In January, Amiea made about THEATER TIME The first few club plays were but would then be end-played. in the 5th century B.C., and It "should be a cause of some 4/25 Reports Loss ^3243-47-54] 3-2844-74/f . a third of the skirts midi length SCHEDULE easy. .The correct technique Is I f East returned a diamond, Dean . vows she has become a eeirtoUB estimated that its con IndWldiud baladeers. welcome Introspection," he F or Next W eek S/J ) Advene ^ ^N en tn l 75-744348^^ (top of the calf) and the reat dummy’s king would win a caeni8 lady of the theater. Some of the titles include; says. MITES 3B4042SlaP^ to lead a low club to dummy’s For Quarter struction required 100,000 FLOwer Martin ^ * The school lunch menu for Just knee length. king, return a low club to the trick; and If East returned a "I’m looked on as a theater slaves to work 30 years. "Jesus Is Just AU Right," Also, the Anglican dean of St. Burnside — The Adventurers. Matt Helm ' ® Besides his couture and bou ace and then lead South’s last heart, dummy would ruff while swaGueng Q0U)leH8Mf1> actress instead cf the eexy Joke p h u j Ad e a p h l a (A P ) - sung by the Byrds; " I Guess the Paul’s Cathedral in London, the next week: tique womens’ wear in Shigland, G:00, »;16. club toward durnmy. With any South discarded a diamond; and The Wracking Craw that I’ve been for God knows C o p j^ r lg h t© 1970, Lond Must Be In New York Very Rev. Martin Sullivan, says Monday, baked ravloU with Cinema I (East Hartford)' — the designer la one of the big luck, the Jack appears early, in either case declarer would TECHNCOLOn* uoHcaoir how many yearo.” she obeervea. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. City," sung by Horry Nilsson; some people "may be shocked Zabalskle Point, 7:00, 9:00. Ptrm C«tu*nb*« "I’ve had all the star Wt, the weather, a decline In Shipments meat and cheese sauce, butter Taylor and Morrison three in menswear in America, and there is no problem. discard a diamond on dummy’s "Superstar," a number about by this record" but they should Mandiester Drlve-In — Cac ed green beans, sliced peaches where ^he has a $S mllUon dollar In this case, however, the queen of clubs. wild 'UL. This Is my third moi> by hlgh-volume Industries and over the first quarter lari year. Jesus sung by M urray Head and think again. He calls it “a tus Flower, 9:06; Wrecking - T H o it U id d 2 annual turnover. Jack does not appear, and South D ally Question riage ai¥i I’m determined to even the recent postal strike, ’This included an increase in a backup group; "Reaurrec- desperate cry . .. and a very and cookie; bread end butter, Crew, 7:15. Are Pop Music Finds Amiee went Into menswear in must decide whether to play the Partner opens with one heart, NOW THRU TUESDAY mato the Penn Central ’Traneportation wage costa of about $25 m ôn. tion," by a group called Aum proper one at that." milk. America in I960. His suits sell East Hartford Drlve-In — ’The queen or the ten froiii the and the next player ptuwea. You Co. reported a loee of $12,226.- Snow and ice removal and re and which starts out, "God is Numerous other hits lately Tuesday, frankfurt In a roll, By MARY GAMPBEIX, Percy Mayfield’’ on RCA is a for |1G0 to $175. He may soon Libertine, 9:00; A lley Cats, 7:30. dummy. Here Is where the hold: Spades, 8; Hearia, Q-J-9- 000 f ^ e llmt quarter. pair of storm damage rsmlted Back in ’Town.” have had a religious questing In- <;auup, mustard and relish, c a ll AP Newefeotorea Writer big disappointment. The ar add womenswear to the Ameri East Windsor Drlve-In — Mid 6-8; DIamoiids, Q-10-8; Clube, J- ^tte Davis in^d B.*grn«. subsWIaiy lost In the oountry-Westem cate rangement is dd-faahloned, night Cowboy, 9:26; A lice’s average player would conduct in an additional cost livcrease of gredlent In them, as well as raisins, fruit c»jp can line, he said. an election or toss a coin. B-8-4. Anna M ap i^ aiid the way toey ,*2 ^0.000. said Penn Centrol. about $8.5 million. gory, there are such recent sheer fervor, including "Oh Tlie p milk, DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Music for dancing 'wlU be shares of Norfolk and Western subject to subject in the ap she is very busy, and we go on YEAR’S 10 BEST!” I her real-life husband, Alan its way mto their music.” ’Ihen there’s the long-time hit, A salad plate Is served dally From A gain furnished by the ‘Tony O’Bright Railway Co. stock. This was proved way. And they do grow the assumption that we should of the screen is ali about. COUW BY D BM However, the magaalne says " ’Turn, ’Turn, ’Turn,” simg by at the hlgfh school and Timothy The Oldest and Largest in Conn. Orchestra. Mayor Nathan Agoa- "• done In accordance with an In- on you. Taylor’s lyrics frequent try to make her life eaty. I —Richard Schickel, Life the trend has encountered some Pete êger and taken from the Edwards. ’Ihe Ixw Angeles Times tlnelli 'Will serve as toastmaster. "We love acting together— teratate Commerce Commls- Swaziland Mine Old ly mention rock music and are think the quern has no desire bo Alan’a a brllUan actor end the order, BAN FRANdSOO — "I hope ’Tickets may be purchased i O : MBABANE — Carbon-dated reverent about reUgkma srS>- be on a best-dressed list. chemistry between us la Just The real estate, pipeline and you have fun trying to. figure from committee members W i ash from an iron mine In Swazi Jects. "Steam roller’ ’ la a coun “ She is a typical couture cus right," Diana says. oil producing subsidiaries oon- liam Pagan! Jr., Edward 'Paga- land proves that the mine was try Mues song. out who I UUed.’’ tomer. She hasn’ t a standard "W e met 18 months ago when trabuted $6.8 mUUon to the first ni, Wally Irish and AgostlqelU, MAS« worked about 43,000 years ago. Taylor alnga in the same tin- So ende the laleet letter from figure. We use cuts from the we starred together in a televl- quarter’s emsolidated Income. or from any member of the so It is the world’s oldest known flustered tone rinougbout but San Fnancisoo’s Zodiac killer, collection for her, because we An Ingo Preminger Froduction Sion phty, end vra were monied Total operating expenees of the record Isn’t monotonous. don’t want to experiment on ciety. mining operation. virtually sUent since last year, (Wor by DELUXE* Panavision* seven weeks later. We didn’t the railroad rose $48.7 million Backgrounds go from one gui her. But we have to do it so ehe CHICKEN waste any time." GARDEN CENTER as he surllaced again via a tar to a brass section. is never oonfronted with a wom At 16 Mlaa Dora waa undw The tltls song riiotdd be a hit taunting letter to the San Fran- an wearing the same dress as AND claoo Chronlole. contract to-the Rank Organiaa- single. The LP la No. 36 on Qie hers. tion. She atarred in a clutch of ’Ihe pifldlcity-huiigiy UUer — A besUMlllng charts. “That’s never happened; cer- Britiah filma tttat few remem TOYOTA FLOWER SHOP to whom police have definitely tahily not wlith our'etaUtea. She eORONA 4-DOOR And there’s "lioondance” by ber. then made her mark with attributed at least five bay area started to buy from the bou- FRY van Morrison,' also on Warner VITTNER’S oriUca in "Yield to the Night.” MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWN UNE ffluixleiw—kdalmad to have kill tlque, but more for her prtvato ITONIONI's 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Brothers. Morrison isn’t new; In that she appeared without the $ . he’s had “Astral BTeeks” on the ed at leaet 10 persons aince his Hfe.” last oommimhiatlon. benefit o f roaketq> os a oon- same label and before that was demned woman In the death on Parrot. The airivol of the letter fol lowed by two days the bloody Diamond Earrings ceU. DELIVERED Morrison has a harsh rode Shown at 6:20-0;lg_ [ lAlintHHDM i voice with something of a Jan kUllng o f a 40-year-dd lanp- " I really thought tUa waa tiie Auctioned at 8510,000 opening and sat back to wait for edge. In the caltego^ of navM mafcer, Robert Salem. n . 6 9 ■quIPRM Wim AUTOMATIC TRANSMIlSION, frttli Plr hultr, 4*fm ltr. OPEN 7 DAYS Clayton-Thomas, biit of course The body of Salem, who was GENEVA (AP* — A pair of BURNSIDE ' more serioua otfeara. They never wNIMmaii tim , lintcs flast, MtllrMU, tt H.P. tfltlnt, hilly rKlInint P w amv fniit biKkit tu n , i' dtuS •netrlc I a wulnn, 4 wiy nnlMr IlghK, they don’ t sound alflce. Hto tttle MOKDAY came and I waa bitteriy diaap- ' Impact aDtarhlnt ttatrlng cahimn. 4m I mtilar cyllnSar brakta, 1 pahit Y O U R M O S T C O M P L E T E riasbed repeatedly and had one diamond pedant earrings re DAILY fPEi P.\P-':NG ' ' ' song Is very agreeable, though ear rilced off, waa.foundtn tala portedly owned by fanner ir pointed,” ehe may*. Iraiit Mat tana a > patnt raar Mai balH. aunida mlrrar, nntpraeflns a nadsTMtlnf, vinyl aphalitary, raaattakla Iris, mltaaga, ate. surprising. It has the sound o f a San Francisco apartment Sun Queen Soroya of Iran has fJOJL YOU CAN EAT) So MbH D o n le ft fo r HoHy- very good swing era song done day. On one wall the killer hod brought $510,000 from an anonor* w ood' 'Where she continued in (ToyoU Seln Up 61% in US.A., month of Ftbrnnry) 9 A .M . — 6 PAR. In "today" style, aitd we dkhi’t her aex rote image. Part of the GARDEN CENTER 'Written in blood; “Satan save mous buyer at a Jewelry auc mUANO'S WILL fA\r HAHtfifh'i ad reaUxe Oat was possible. Zodiac.” tion. NOUJARD aex ppojaction 'waa the 'work of MORIARTY BROTHERS SAT. & SUN. her late firat fauaband, Dennia We generally like Morrison’s FDUce inspector Que Coreria The auctioneering firm Identi M CLOSED TILL IN E M A 1 (D.IA. LYNCH MOTORS) tunes better than ills lyrics, fied the earrings ae “ the proper CHUzzLTiHiriivizrnrifl Hamilton. “He tried to make 9 A .M . — 5 P.M. aald, “Probably the pereon we 301 Coiitor St., MoRchetter 443iS13S though the lyrics o f "And It ty of a former queen," but de me into a female Brrol Flym ,” THIS AREA! are after 'wanted ue to think it FURTHER NOTICE Stoned Me” are very strong, was Zodiac. But other i than clined to confirm that they were abe aayp. telling of the exbflaratlon of due to lilness. Please watch the word on the wall, there U a present from the Shah to Soro lounson standing in the rain atid letting albeolutely nothing linMng Zodi ya before he dl'voroed her. the Herald for our reopening. 6494220 the water run down. ac to the murder of Mr. ’Total proceeds of the auction We thank you lor your under- Morrison haa variety, too. PRIVET HEDQE Salem.” Thursday, In which 889 plecee of atandlng and patleoce. WEEPING Three tracks in a row are Jewelry changed hands, w ere 394 T O L L A N D T P K E RHODODENDRONS ‘"Ihcee Dreams of You,” anoth There was little doubt that $8.25 million, described by the lULIAN O 'S HARDY NORTH er one that amazingly sounds the latest letter was genuine. auctioneers as a record for a BAKERY AND PI7ZWUA MANCHESTER, CONN. WILLOW like contemporary swing; K referred to portiona of eaiUer 2 Year Old Potted 4-FOOT PLANTS single sale. 997 Spruce St., Bfewnheeter ATTANTIC BEACH PARK — MIBQUAJdICUT, R. I. “ Brqnd New Day” that has the Zodiac lettera which have never 2 - DAYS ONLY Red, Pink, White kind of soul that rises from gw- been mode public. 8-FOOT TREES pd and is gentle despite that The most re o ^ letter began: 30 For ^ 3 * 5 0 "This la the 2lodiac speaking. ★ TONIGHT ★ and despite Morrison’s strident Each. Any 3 for $5.75 Each voice, end “Everyone,” with Its "By the way, have you crack — Direct From N. Y. — FRIDAY & SATURDAY ed the last cipher I sent you? nminnirffBiui NOW For Baroque . harpsichord Introduc II •1.98 •5.50 100 *25.00 (That cipher has not yet been tion, somewhat less successful Brolted to order and served with baked potato, Texas SILVER CA800SF' Tbday CoaUnnoas—12:89-8:85-4:6*-G'AS A 9A0 than the other two. cracked.) toast and crisp green salad with your choice of dressing. — Plus — Saturday Continuoua—Idi0-S:99-6:90^:00 A 9:00 ’This riwuld be a big album. “My name la .. .(cipher). I ’l l It’s now No. 82 on the charts am mildly curious as to how "YOUNGER SOCIETY OnlyHhttlHgneycouldMlOds and climbing. much money you have on my ROSE BUSHES ORNAMENTAL Another good young writer- bead now. I hope you do not DftRcing—8 P3L - Midnight hurredibileJides^krmtadeenhtret FRUIT TREES singer Is J. F. Murphy, whose thlnlc that I 'was the one 'Who Admission $2.00 Verve album carries his name. wiped out that blue meanle with immsmE DWARF G STANDARD PERENNIALS His songs are personal and of a bomb at the cop station (re TREES ten convey a personal philoeo- ferring to a fatal bombing at a SATURDAY NIGHT • PEACH phy about love, etc. “Sonny San Franclsoo Police Depart Direct from Boston CkxMltime’ ’ says, "Y ou should ment station house). . .It Just Atlantic Recording Artists ■ « B S M t— • PEAR SULBS / Ftowrfng Crab have been learning how to moke wouldn’t do to move In on some- "Joy GHas Bond" It on your own. Sonny Ckxxltiine, one else’s territory. But there la ^ plus "Friwids" ^ • APPLE it’a a rainy day.” more glmy in klUlng a cop than / GoMsn Chahi There o m gospel screamere In ;a kid because a cop can shoot FLOWERINQ SHRUBS ★ ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★ • p l u m the background of aome of back. I have klUed 10 people to jeuu™® IS?'®’ tbeee, but happily, they sound date. It would have more broad loom • CHERRY / Mt. Ash faint and far sway. One of tlie excep t.. . GABBABE AND J* aonga is the p«rioral "If Tou "P.8.: I hope you have fun qiqr Me Mmnliig.” TWa la a trying to figure out who I kill / Pink Dogwood reatfiil album. ed.” LANTERN HOUSE STRAWBERRIES After a> tbeoe contemporary The eignature waa the Zodi- A n LETTUCE PLANTS / Whho Dogwood le, "Percy Mayfield Slnga famiuar crossed circle earthquake of GRAPE ______' symtxH, loUowed by an equal- m RESTAURANT elgb followed by tiie numeral V U 10 EASI CENTER ST. Entertahtm enlt ASPARAGUS FLOWER AND / FlowoHng Chony X). After that the man scrawl- HOUS£ MANCHESTER 643- 5709 SQ. RASPBERRY YO. VEGETABLE SEEDS / PcNil Seoriot Hoyflborno C u n t!tt0 If^ ra U i *^ne Zodiac, who bos intermit- 267 West Middle Tpke., Manohoolw YOUR HOST COCKTAILS YOUR CHER BLACKBERRY DICK MACISTRI LARRY PIERSON PiMMiea Deflr Bxorat Sundays tentiy terrorlsed tol the boy area 820 IknRkllM Aw. (It n, Bridoi • RL 1, OralM Shoppira Mirt, Owln e liKRttst Rseni end BoUdoys at IS BISm II Street einca blabis first murders In Val- 911 NWiliulm Stmt (R m , MM4Mmm • Rt 72, PWnvIll* Sh^ni Plus, VSa^SSrOaan. (0«M0) lejo În ^December, 1908, has PWarib • Alwny An. ^ 4 « $MwF noA NNt HHtfOri • DANCING MephoM 648-3m been silent since his letter to (RHXIMIlMMilt THURSDAY NIGHT FBUXAT A SATUBOAT Postage Paid at > to the to W a ltD iin e y LHi— nil. Oomi. ___ the chronicle last October. 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CRABAPPLE—LINDEN TREES i J: LIBERTINE GOMES ACROSS Today 0«RUauem MriMHAOriOAtie A StSS S«t. 711 6 For .Tw o Batarday CeiNUageao—e t l M i i M i i e A 8t48 SHADE MASTER LOCUST—SUNBURST LOCUST INCREDIBLY WITH WRY HUMOR AND TASTE.’ CURTESY PARKING --A bAjDuanr------a n p a b d--- w------n n m - e t .A cademy Aw md Winner PIN OAK—WHITE DOGWOOD “t h e J j b ERTINE SMJfCT'i PLBDR enVERINB iDANCING THURSDAY W ^ D ISN E Y . ' Catherine Spaak* and Jean>Louis Trin tign an ^ Arrangements Can Be Made To Have ■' I NO ONE UNDER U ADMUnDl t ^ v r FRIDAY & SATURDAY SteJ 9 P.M.- 1 A.M. ... Them Planted m Rifn i y , ; r w ; u.-.,'-: BUTLET "THE ALLEY CATS' I f n'/V'i * v^.y 4 iH * j Tti. 647-1427 r'lii 1 n: * •!« '>.ii p* TVCMMICOiOff • 1HI Wm OUHty I '■ w- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 PAGE FIVB 1 • the auspices of the National ehrined in a great bailtioa Vernon row and Sunday at Henry Park. and 18-year-oIds O through M, PAOB FCniB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEE. CONN., ERIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 I Coventry Oommlttea of the Blue Army of which is 600 years dd. Boys who were in the League 12:80. Our Lady of Flatima, The program is open to the last year need to report tor the All l4-'year-ok) boys, lest NOW violence and wanted to make M in SkiUon and — but that’s In Florida The program will Include puMlo, and a (ree-wlll offering T ro u ts Set tryout sessions, and boys who names A through S are to re OI>IIN 7 D A Y ! A WUDH sure that peace and order p||e- Fast Rom p ,«11 p art o f the hullabaloo. Breast Feeding Defended colored slides and movies and is asked'to cover the expensee wish to try out but have not port at 2:80 and those/with last MANCHBSTIR NTi Service Employes Join 25,OO0Seen will deal with the House of of Father MOdSstus and his Tomorrow In yet registered may do so on names starting T through Z valled inside and outside of the The scene where Pamela CliniR i courtrooVn. Pine and Ekurl DaWs re-enaot Hoosier Herb Shriner, Wife In UConn Demonstration Loreto itself. Experienced engi driver assistant. either of the two days. plus alt lO-year-dd boys tut* to L.A. Teachers’ Walkout Supporting The stud^ strike at Yale Uni Give Players a scene they had played in the neers and geologlets claim that Ruth' League The following schedule will be report a 8:80. . 996 MUn flt-44»-4m versity has disrupted the past In “Private Lives” is mar Wadneoday's Barth Diay pubUolsing the issue. the house was not built on its The United States , uses about in effect on both of the days: Bjr THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ising a meeting of trucker offi ’Tryouts tor the 166 boys Mon.-aat 9:09-6:(M school’s athletlo program as velous. taach-lns at the Univeroity of Reiterating Mrs. BYoehltoh'a present site, but that its thrse-quarters of all the cul 18-year-old boys with last names The population o f Kauai, ects director, as attending physician. smaller classes and higher pay. Black Panther leader to avoid slaps and wrestling with such he dialogue contained Just targets of his wit. After Preal- ' Union President Bertram A. teams have indicated they will dry. country wit. He reached his of the Earth Day activities were ’The following immunisaltlone During the strike, now In Its violence, to swear off'-drugs, and tlnessee it looked like it was the right British flavor and the dent Harry 8. Truman’s iqtaet Powers, cdnsldered the key tm- not show up for weekend con grsateet fame with the TV pro •'panicky “l‘° wHl i^êre^ DOT (dlptheria, second week, nearly half the to “get political.” supposed to look—real. accents were not overdone victory over Thomas E. Dewey ion leader in contract negotia tests. The Philip King comedy (at which Is often the case. gram “Two Ehr The Money,” doning 'breast feeding, ’ by tho tetanus-whooping cough), oral' system’s students have not at Turner led the group to Brew in 1948 he noted: tions with the city’s four major The Yale baseball team con times slightly reminiscent of The auditorium left much to and also appeared on radio and PoMo. P « t vacclnatton, tended school. d ally newspapers, says his un ster’s residence on Hillhouse “No wonder the election poll vinced die school adminlstratlcn Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance be desired as to physical com the Broadway stage. palgn implying that presence of regular measles and totanus. Eld Bratrud, secretary-treas ion’s slowdown at the New York Avenue, where he nailed a list takers were wrong. Look how D D T In not to charge admission for of Being Earnest,” ) Involves a fort. But (or the continual comic Shriner was returning from a mother’s milk was Any child Who has had G e r urer of the service employes lo ’Hmes could force the pai>er to a of black demands to a tree. The many more Democrats there harm ful. games today against Harvard vicar, and his wife who sets Incidents In the play to hold performance in West Palm man measles vaccine Within the cal, said, “We think that by “ point of decision’’ about wheth list called for Yale support of are now than there were before and Saturday against Dartmouth the villEtge on its ear with her the audience’s attention, the Beach. The couple’s three chil Too much emphasis has been past SO days wW n o t b e im early next week the entire er to continue publishing. the Black Panther defendants election .” at Yale. Instead voluntary col blase behavior and her ap hard, small chsdrs would have dren, a daughter Indy 19, end placed on this, according to na munized at this clinic. school system will be closed Powers spoke Thiueday while and Yale help for New Haven’s lections will be taken at the And his 29 mrt Lauderdale. (eel that the ’’emiduMis should service to town yesldents, e0 1 WORTH the nation’s second largest. forced the Times to reduce its The resolution adopted by the turned over to the Black Stu Shriner made his reputation during World War H provided be where it belongs, the con the PHNA hopes that tiwiy will The striking drivers are scheduled 96-page Friday edi prissy, prudish member of the derstand. faculty also called for greater dent AlUance at Yale. as a low key comedian remin him a wealth of material. tamination of the foods we eat.” take advantage of this oppor- trying to force a repudiation by tion to 72 pciges—four pages leas parish who niakes sure the For good sprlngfare, take your responsibility on the part of the Yale Athletic Director Delaney vicar receives all complaints. friends to see “See How They iscing about life back home in —“I saw a newspaper head “The mother does not mEUiu- ilunity. the Teamisters Union of a tenta than the Thursday editicn. university for the city In which Kiphuth said of the situation: Daniel Posnlak makes a most Run” tonight and tomorrow at Indiana in a wry, WIU Rogers line the other day that said facture DDT. It is there In her Hours of the clinic are from tive national contract which Powers predicted a “ critical It Is located. “ I must say I’m impressed with proper vicar as the Rev. Lionel the Tim othy EJdwards M iddle manner. ’Army CalU 40,000 Men.’ Of milk because of the foqds ahe g ;3o ito 9:30 a.m . and th e {dace provides pay Increases of 31.10 weekend” ahead in the dead Other developments at Yale in the kids, and the sincerity of Troop who fidgets with im School. Curtain goes up at 8:30 He actually started in show course it didn’t say what 40,000 eats.” Research Indicates that is the Town Hall, Rt. 31. A do an hour over three years. The locked talks between the papers the furor over the Black Pan their oo^ctlons.” pressive nervousness ijat his p.m. business as a harmonica player men called the Army.” "the advantages of .breast feed nation of 56 cents per Immuni- trucker^, who currently average and 10 imions. He said money ther trial Included publication in Kiphuth Is expected to hear wife’s improprieties.' Pamela with a small group that he —“ I don’t want it to aeem lik e ing fair outweigh the fact of zaticn la requested to help de A FABULOUS SALS H an hour, have centered their and automation were the key Is the student newspaper of a let today from the Yale Corpora Pine as Penelope Troop was formed in high school. ^ I’m runnln’ down the food they DDT In bresiat milk. No baby fray expensns. scattered strikes In the Chicago, sues for his union. ter by the head of a student tion, the university’s governing flamboyant throughout he When ho was 17 ho got on a serve in the Army, but the should be taken off the breast Another clinic will be held on OF WARNER BRAS^ St. Louis,‘ Cleveland and Los The union has rejected an of group called the “E’air Trial body, concerning the status of Angeles areas. fe r providin g 24.79 p er cent role. bam dance program called Army cooks serve the only kind because of the DDT toctor.” June 6. THE LITTLE PRINT Committee.” athletic events scheduled at Yaie Sheriff Had Hoosier Hop at a Fort Wayne Amid reports the wildcat wage increases over three When her husband leaves to of gravy In the world that you On the other hEmd, doctors Square Dance *nie committee chairman, Gro M ay 1-2. radio station, billed as ller- strikes were undermining the years. The offer was made by fulfill an emergency obligation, have to chew.” who have consulted with La TTve Coventry Whlriaways ver J. Rees m , said his group The Yale campus is expected FRINGED OR NOT national agreement, EVank E. the Times, the Doily News, the all sorts of things take place. Friends On monica Herb. Leche have Eusked that mem- Square Dance CSUb will have had disbanded, acknowledged to be the camping ground for Akmg'the way ho began inteiv —When a $4 million Arm y pay !2 e 2 9 regular 4.00 EMtzslnmums, acting head o f the New York Post end the Long Is Earl Davis as Corporal Clive 'bers caution mothers on the use "Singing Sam iMltchell” from that this was “an admission of thousands of persona May 1-8 sperslng Jokes and stories be raise was pit^xised he noted: “ I Teamsters was said to be organ land P re e a Wlnton, a former American of VEirlous sprays used around Michigan as guest caller at a defeat for those who would be who are gathering In New Ha Seale Ju ry tween his harmonica solos and can’t figure out who’s going to BIG NEWS NGW! friend of Pamela’s, comes to the home. ’Ibese can have dance on May 1 at the high reasonable and moderate,” and ven to express support for the later the tostrument was essen get all that money. Probably call. He exchanges his uniform (Continued from Page One) harmful effects, especially to a school. All anea dub level deuic- For that soft, soft look .. . called for a complete shutdown Black Panther Party members tially a prop tor his monologues. it’ll work out that the same fel- - for one of. the vicar’s suits in baby, long after apraying tiEia ers eure invited to attend from of the university to avoid vio scheduled to go on trial on mur had tried to “mix it up” by After World War II service, Iowa will get i t 'that did when I 8 to 11 p.m. Soft-eoled shoes Warner's smooth crepe set Bolton order to hide his service iden tadeen p U ce, and L a Leche sug Stock Market lence on May Day. der aitd kidnaping charges. finding a Lithuanian fo r the he became a featured perform was In ... the beet poker play are required, and tickets will be tity when he takes Pamela off gests swatting files and mos On the other hand, Yale Chap A baseball game at Wesleyan grand Jury. er on many major radio pro ers.” available at the door. bras with on ^ defense table. Is wldsapread. In spite of DDT s t^ statutes, she has spandex all around, white July 12 will be “Salute to day. in Toledo, Ohio, and grew up in fully that the pressure meant “ ^ A# *4^ J-W1A ------I I At noon the Dow Jones aver in human milk, however, there pers^ U- Left: By Sleeveless skimmer topped with a Coffin cited the fact that two New Hampshire Holiday Wde her from v ls ^ mem- At the end of Thursday’s pre- Fort Wayne. -lie had lived in tliat “ come 4 o’clock I Just got Armed Forces in Vietnam Day,” age of 30 industrials was down U no medical evidence that the foBowlng trades: and cola lily. 32.38. National Panther leaders who Florida for about three yars. to have a script even if I have to the Board of Selectmen unani 1.60 at 748.94 after being down PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) — switching to formula will offer ^^trical, elevator, heating, fringed shawl, by College Deb. Right: By Zum Zum, had been sentenced to six Kelly ^ K O^ are for ai in- Shriner once define^ his own aqueese it out with pliers.” 3.06 earlier in the session. New Hampshire will have a hol tba protection to a baby, or that Jûmbing. mously proclaimed last night. months in Jail last week for con toe Bish^ ofinx and definite period to await a psy- Analysts earlier had predicted iday Monday because of a fast Arthur Humphrey reopecUvely. le for public inspec and long full sleeves. Both dresses of acetate market was heayily sold. They J (^ Cutts, “ptresldent of the prisoner who lands at the vicar- motion (or dlsmlseal of Seale’s When The Occasion C e^ for Howorii. tected from all cwitaminatlon necticut announcing that he had Mulvey for causing a disturb tion in the office of the build said there were some indica royal provtatoe cf New Hamp age, conks the vicar over the indictment, Think of Tho seems to be a far better eiction declared the day. ance in the courtroom. ing Inspector. double knit, 5-13. tions of Increased buying. On the other hand. Coffin said shire by the grace of Charles head, and steals Ws clothes. Garry is scheduled to return t o taka.” In other business, the select Oopochln Priest To Speak Declines continued to lead ad feelings about the Panther trial n,” feU ill, and the Colonial The scenes which ensue pro- May 11 to Cabtomia to represent The area La Leche group is SPECIAL GROUP OF men decided to allow the con ParkhilUJoyce Father Mbdestus, secretary 3.99 regular to 10.00 vances by about 2 to 1. Price were running so high that he General Assembly declared a vide some of the funniest fast three Spanlrfi-Americans in a headed by Mrs. Richard Cbx>mte PANTY GIRDLES tinuance of Wednesday evening general of the Universal Con changes among most key issues feared even a peaceful mordi day of fasting and pnayer for his pace I’ve ever seen. The doors case involving the eiaylng of a of Coventry. Mrs. Cromie said i office hours for the town clerk were fractional. might touch off violence. recovery on March 17, 1681. awing in and the doors swing policeman. It was not certain yaaterday that fiva mothers, two gregation of the Holy, House of and tax coUectcr. The change Flower Shop Steels, mall order-retail, air There was violence at Hill- Cutts died in less than a out as the vicar in Ids under- whether Seale’s b«Aringa would of them, emcompenled by their Loreto, Italy, will be guest DOWNTOWN and PARKADE over was maê on a trial basis F ra n li < crafts, dectronloB, and oUs house High School Wednesday month, but Ms fast ^ y re weed* and the American cor- resume befoie then, nursing babies, were on hand speaker a t St. Meury’s C h u rdi a month ago; previously the 601 liiAlNI were generally lower. Chemi after about 200 students attended m ained. poral and the visiting bishop Garry said Judge Mulvey for the protest at UConn tonight e:t 7 :80. A OapucMn hours weare.on Saturday morn (Next to''! The date of its observance and the Russian pursue each knew of Ids legal commitment W ednesday, emd a ll hope they priest, Fatiwr Modestus Is ing. The selectmen’s decision cals were generally higher. an outdoor rally supporting the Black Panthers. varied until the 1949 Legislature aOter in a mad chaise. Somer in CaUfomia. That trial, he add- accomplished something by lecturing In iUs country under makes the change permanent fixed it as the fourdi Monday in here cdong the line^ the vicar ed, could take as much es "one to Wednesday evenings, 6:30 to The outbreak, vriilch involved the smashing of several windows A p ril. gets tûewn in the ckloet with or two months.” 9:30. Man Hit by Train and the setting of several minor I Aloyslus J. Abeam, represent In Poor Condition Ares, was deplored ’Thursday by ing the Rosedale Beach Associa BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— a group of commimlty organlza^ tion, and Atty. John D. LaBeUe, tlons. Including the YWCA and PUBLIC AUCTION SALE representing the E. J. HoU es A S9-year-old advertising execu tive was reported in poor condi the Community Council, wbo TO TOP IT tate, invited the selectmen to asked the Black Coalition r oon- p ^ by each, In edl a distemce of TWo Hundred Twenty- T lu * e and 70/100 (338.70) F e e t; tered throughout the town to dltlon at Park City Hospital with of the eitht defendants In the active little top moving trial, told the Judge on Tuesday ' EAST by land of the Town of Manchester, a distance of Two sell the light bulbs which will a broken leg, brdkeh wrist and cuts. that the party did not sanction Hundred One emd 60/100 (201.60) F e e t; out this summer over be offered in packages of 60, 70 SOUTO by Lot No. 3 on said map or plmi, a distance of Two and 100-watt bulbs. Hundred (200) Feet and; jâns and skirts in All scouts and drivers are WEST by Mountain Road, a distance of Ninety-Seven emd asked to be at the Conêgs- n/100 (97.88) Feet. purple, brown or Uonal Church Eklucation Build LOT NO. 2 ON THE ABOVE MAP ing by 9 aun. to get route as NORTH by Lot No. 1 on sedd map or plan, a distance of Two black. S, M, L. signments and their supply of riulundred i (300) Feet; lljbt bulbs. EAST by land of the Town of Manchester, a dlatance of Bulletin Board raghty-One and 60/100 (81.60) Feet; Tomorrow's meeting . of SOUTH by Lot No. 8 on sedd map or plan, a distance of Two Hundred Three and 67A00 (208.67) Feet and; Bomarco has been canceled. WEST by Mountain Road, a dlatance of One Hundred Twenty Voter-making sessUns wSI (120) Feet. DOWNTOWN and PARKADE now be held, on the fourtb Wednesday of every month be LOT NO. 8 ON THE ABOVE MAP tween 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. at the NORTH by Lot No. 3 cn sedd map or plan, a dlatance of Two Oomnumity Hall.- Hundred Three and 67A00 (208.67) Feet; BAST by land of the Town of Memchester, a dlatance of i Bbrty-Seven and 78A00 (47.76) Feet; Manchester Evetilng Herald SOUTH by Lot No. 4 cn said map or plan, a distance of Two B, MANCHESTEB. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, l»t0 MANCHESTER EVENING HlCRAT..n, MAt^CHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 PAGB SBVB^ PAOB m natiw. 'nien they asked him to ' Viet Pullout withdraw as a candidate. Ora- Alpha 66 Says Invaders how to feed (ha tamning mlUkins Open Fonun mar refused. Morton deplored: "I am sur o f Asia. In Pfntaa of Tee«-agara Delay Seen prised and shocked that this Fighting, Winning Support ITS TIME TO PLANT ^ppnittQ ijprali Today that queatian baa bean an To ins uaitor. tiling went as far aa It did with At toe April m asting^ out consulting Cramer. It Is un MIAMI (AP) — Discounting The communique called on BY THB swered, but a new one has been sub Amatlcan Legion Auxlliaiy, _ N O 00.. m e For Marines conscionable (or this to have Fidel Castro’s claim that an in people in Chiba to help the raid- 18 BiM ell BU««t stituted. The new question Is that of Union No. 109, wa mme» priwl- vasion force has boon crushed, era through sabotage and "pas- ORNAMENTAL TREES happened. It probably will elect. Msnchesteiv 0(#m. legedtoharvo as our guadts tour (Gontlnaed from Page One) militant exiles say their guerril .slve resistance to make life, in THOMAS F. itootraw vriiat to do with the teeming rioe sur-, BUI Cramer." p MOUNTAIN ASH • WHITE DOGWOOD WALTER R. FBROUSON membara of too Youth Oommls- newsmen. "If there hod been a Morton’a oommenta - were las ore still fighting in eastern supportable for the government PuDlWier* __ plusea. Mon of Manobastor. IlMy. Cuba and are winning support until It is overthrown." Fnunded October 1, MC______significant Incident of protective made at a reception at which he • KWANSAN CHERRY And there are other oompUcatlons, be namely, Susan Olgan, Einda from their countrymen. Alpha 66 said exiles were ~^ blM i«d IlMiT Bvenliif^ Bxomt tand«y» (Mtlcn on that date, we would his arma aroi^ C ^ er ■ad HoUdaya. finarad attba FoM Offlca M yond the lack of storage qiace, beyond Plsch, Cart Orier and XMo Wn- , , as a symbol of Ms (rtendshlp. Alpha 66, the Miami-based ex flocking to Its Miami headquar H.OWERING CRAB Mandiaatar, Conn., aa Baoond (Aaaa Mail namon, apoke to us shout the .ve reported It. Cranver Is a Republican no- ile organization that launched ters to 'volunteer (or future ex MaMar.______the lack of customers. ^ X- Youth Oommiaaion, 9ts purpose. He aald he didn't know of any tlonal committeeman from Flor- the expedition one week ago, peditions. Capt. Roberto Rlgal, Such plentlRd produotloci makes the Us hopes and ita aoMsvwnents ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES "insignificant’’ IncldenU cm that ida an^ a longtime associate of said Thursday night "the war of director' of the enlistment pro FLOWERING SHRUBS Payabla In Adaanpa during the seven months that na T a a r ...... price of rice go down. data over North Vietnam since Morton. Cramer also Is one of liberation has started, and the gram , said more than 1,000 men Montba ...... it has been estahllshad. Thty flame of freedom will not die" had signed up for duty. VEGETABLE __ aa Montba ... At the saMe time, the new method wiere aB typical tsair-agera of they aren’t reported. the House leadership group FORSYTHIA Ona Month ...... In Cuba. Meanwhile, the U.S. State De of culture required for growing the new our town. They do have ea«ne>- "Protective reaction’! is the which meets weekly at the "Castro has reasons to be partment said in Washington It PLANTS LILAC MEMBER OF ' thing to aay and It is akraya U.S. Command's term (or ratal- White House with President THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rice required higher expenditure for fer- crying in panic and to be In had no idea vliere the Invading PIM( DOGWOOD The Aaaoclatad Praaa la axolualvely an- aomathlng woithiwliUe. iatory air attacka against ene- Nixon to talk party poUcles. madness,” Exile spokesman An- force originated. PERENNIALS tltlad to tba uaa M ranublicatlon of all tUlaers, insecticides and herbicides. my gunnera or planes threaten- sen. Gurney said at a news nawa dlapatcbaa credited to It or not other- Aa they spoke, wo wera great dres Nazario Sargent said. "Our Castro has claimed Mendez MOCK ORANGE wlaa oradlted In thla paper and alao Sie Thla. In turn, puts most pressure on the ly Impreaaed 1^ toetr eamari- ing U.S. reconnaissance (lighU conference Wednesday that men not only landed successful and his guerrillas set out from PANSIES looal news published here. over North Vietnam. The U.S. Morton told Cramer of the Cars- Engaged OVER 25 VARIETIES All rlitita of republloatlon of apeolaa dl>- ■mfdl * grower, who has more trouble neea, their slnoerity, thrir deep ly, but also were welcomed and the United States. Alpha 66 de Command says Its filers never well candidacy last Monday, be- patohea herein are also reaenred. concern for the welfare and tor The engagement of Miss Joined by fellow countrymen. nied that, but declined to say maintaining capital or obtaining financ the (utune of the communMy in make unprovoked attacks. (ore It was announced pubUcly, where the expedition originated. Oba Herald Prlnttns Company Ino.. as- Gloria Jean Francis of BJvans- "This time lies and speeches L a r v * aumes no financial responalblllty for trpo- ing. whUdi they Uve, and their eagar- Hanoi’s Vietnam News Agen- and asked Cramer to withdraw vllle, Ind„ to Michael Phillip are not going to save him. Cu- grai^loal errora appeajlns In adTeitae- ness to be invOlvod in many mants and othar readlnat matter In Ibe ‘Ihe Mid result seems to be the result cy charged that on April 19 U.S. In the Interest of party unity, Johns of Manchester has been bans are fighting In Oriente’s Elderly 'Woman AZALEAS Manchester Svenlns Herald areas, such as education, pollu warplanes bombed and rocketed Both Morton and Cramer announced by her parents, Mr. hills and desertion oi his forces typical from most technological ad tion, recreation, the drug prob populated areas in Quang Binh have denied this. They both say and Mrs. William A. Francis of took place from the first day of Found Dead in Field • W H IT E ORCHID Subscriber to Loa Anselea Tlmaa-Waahlnc- WINCHESTER, Conn. (AP)— PINK ton Post News Serrloe. . vances in agriculture —a combined rais lem and for a better under Province near the lower pan- that Morton only told Cramer of EJvansvllle. the landing. Help and support Is • ORANGE • RED Full service client of N. B. A. Service, Inc. standing between toe teen- A 93-year-old woman was found Publlshars Representatlvea — Mathews, ing producUon costs and a decline In handle of Loos. the KIrk-Gumey plans' to run Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Kolng on beyond expectation.’’ o i ageia and the law eoloroement dead In a field necu* her home MOST IN BUD — READY TO BLOOM Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency The Vdot Cong kidnaped 200 Carswell, and Mrs. Robert M. Johns of Castro, In a Havana Radio — New York, Chloaso, Detroit and Boston. wholesale prices which tends to offleera of Mancbeator. Thursday evening. She had ap civilians from a village In the Gurney said the Carswell can- 280 Greenwood Dr. broeulcast, said earlier TTiurs- indeed, they are involved and parently died of natural causes. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUIA- eliminate small farmers and drive out central highlands last Saturday, dtUacy was cleared with the Both Miss Francis and Mr. day that all but four of the In TIONB.______they are urging more young peo vaders had been kiUed or cap Friends of Miss Ethel L. New JOHN K the UtUe fellow. the largest mass kidnaping in WlUte House through Harry Johns are attending the New man went to. her log cabin home D M ay advertising closbur hours ple to join with them, not in more than a year, the national Uent, the President’s poUUcal tured and that his troops had Jbr Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. In such a trend, the chief effect of England Conservatory of Music Thursday to"’.,Visit her, but no SV>r Tuesday — l p.m. Saturday vandalism, not In rioting, tiut In poUce reported today. aide for the Soutoem area. surrounded the other four. constructive activities which, in Boston. Miss Francis a one was ther^. Neighbors said For Wednesday — I p.m. Monday. the miracle rice in Southeast Asia might However, White House sophomore, is majoring in cello. Castro said four raiders were For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. done today, wlU to tone prove A spokesman said the Viet . , , - , _ they didn’t know where she was, For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. be to foTve the peasant who is just re killed €Uid five captured. He has For. Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. effecUve. We were proud of Cong moved Into toe vUlage In ^ reported five of his own soldiers and a search was launched with Whitham'rs? ^ ^ Insisted that the White House in French horn. Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day be ceiving title to his own land In land re- these teen-agers and through Pleiku Province before da'wn the aid of police. "OBOW WITH US” fore publication. 5 p.m. Friday lor was not involved In It. A garden wedding is planned killed. them our faith In the youth of and marched the civilians off, ROUTE 6, BtMLTON—500 YDS. FROM BOLTON NOTCH—646-7809 Saturday and Monday publloatloa fonn programs to turn around cuid dis Gurney said that Dent had en (or Aug. 17 at the home of Mr. In Miami Alpha 66 released a Miss Newman, a retired reg today has ibeen renewed and apparently to use them as labor istrar at toe Museum of Na OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY FBL EVENINO tin 8 PJL pose of it back to some large operator couraged Carswell’s candidacy and Mrs. Johns. communique it said had been strengtoMied. Today’s young ers. tural History In New York City, Friday, April 2t and said that his running of sent back to Florida by the again. One of the small Philippine farm people wlS be temonow’s lead-, was found about 75 yards from fered "an Ideal solution" to the landing party’s leader, Capt. Vi era in this troubled world. The , MOSCOW (AP) — Pravda to her house. ers who was in on the new rice early Republican problem In Florida. South Windsor cente Miendez. majfwity of them have ahiSty, day echoed the Viet Cong and has made more money In the past two Gurney had said that polls inti^ty, and a deep concern North Vietnamese criticism of Hasty Action After 180 Years? years than in all his previous growing for others. Jt is our responaibil-' President Nixon’s Vietnam _showed _ . Cramer and , Lt. , Gov. . Royal Cowles How can you haye ‘%aaty action’' If career, but today he finds that the coot Ity—^yours and mine—to encour speecnsneech this week,week assertlmrasserting that OSbome Cramer running contended neck that and age these young people, to IMen It laid toe groundwork for possl New Chairman the situation is one in .whldi Oongreas of everything is going up and that, in ito .what they have to aay an d - ble escalation of too fighting In ' of Osborne. is finally about to act on a proMem jfact, the only thing that lai’t going up to try to understand their viern^ Indodhiim. Of GOP Panel Osborne, at the urging of rk which has been iiesiKlnsr fo r action fo r Is the price he can gat for Ids rice. and their problems for tomor The Soviet Communist .party row our welfare will be their newspaper, giving M o^w 's “ *** Oumey, withdrew last Mo Royal E. Cowles, who realgn- at least 180 years? Such are some of the complications day in favor of Carswell. ed last September as chairman responsibility. first comment on toe speech Gurney called Cars)Vell a of the Republican Town Oom- In what must otherwise be called the MlUlcent M . WaBetlt Monday, charged that Nixon’s The answer and the example woidd be IBOOOO ‘Jr®®’" '” candidate and one mittee, was again elected to moat spectacular piece of progress ever Uidt Child Weliara pledge to withdraw Senate passafre of the same Electoral Chairman, American nuivAT. could bent any prim ary op- that post this week. He succeeds troops by 1971 was a maneuver to Mt Southeast Aslar—a kind of thing pement and ■win against any Robert Wturen who declined to OoUegfe reform m easure udilch has al Legion Auxiliary to lull public opinion "and re that at first seems to save the world, Democrat In the general elec run (or re-election. Grand Opening ready passed the House. tain freedom of action for the blit then, later on, proves, once more, tion next November. All other officers for the new P entagon." biennium continue In the posi The weaknesses of the BSectoral Col Quotations Pravda - singled out Nixon’s that there is no such thing as an un- "This country needs tions they held last term: Mra. threat of effective and resolute lege system began to appear the mo mlxed blessing. blood."—Tom ICcDcnald, a Kilpatrick Third Roberta Gorton, idee chairman; ment political parties began to operate Montana Indian, announcing bte. measures in case of attacks on Mrs. Ernestine Friend, record the remaining American troops STEREO CONSULTANTS candidacy for the U.8. Senate ing secretary; Mrs. ^tty Sa- on the national scene. The Electoral In Vietnam as more significant In Bihle Contest seat held by Democratlo Itojori-' zlnskl, executive secretary, and than his announcement of im College system can result In an Injustice ty Leader. lOke IBanstleld. Fenton P, Futtner, treasurer. pending withdrawals. / Brian Kilpatrick placed third to a candidate, producing the decticn Our Leader Has Fallen! “Agnew tries to heighten our’ Committees and their chair HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER "Washington’s statements in the district Bible quiz con- men have not been chosen. It as President of a candidate who 1s a Ted Tudain, editor of the Stamford Ad differmces, split toe country and make it unpopular to dU-. about the need to protect the in- test held Tuesday at Eastern is expected that Cowles will loaer in the popular vote. It can defeat vocate since 1908, is dead at the age of tervenUoRlsts from some threat 445 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER (NEXT TO FRIENDLY ICE CREAM) 08. sent. He is also selective. When Nazarene College in Quincy, make the appointments Boon. to toelr security can be assessed ^ the voter himself in two ways, first be The entire community, we are sure, a mob turns over a sriwol bus in Teen Dance , onlyATCiar asa A ana n nattempt rta v n n r tor/\ prepeu'ennav-LO T*a * OPEN TUES. . SAT. 9 A.M. . 9 P.M. — SUNDAY 10 A.M. . 5 P.M. — CLOSED MONDAY joins his family in the mourning of his the South he says it was angry' The South Windsor Youth cause there is no guaranteed legal way the ground for a possible further Paid’s First and Secemd Epistles deaUi for Ted was more than just parents. But whMi kids demon council ■win sponsor a dance to to make the elector vote the man his escalation," Pravda said. to the COrlnthlans. morrow night at Timothy Ed PHONE 647-9339 or 647-9000 a newspaper editor, he was an InstUu- strate (or peace, they’re ‘impu-. Nomreelan National Travel Office wards School. Hie dance, constitumts voted for, and second be tl ed with hbn at the Stamford Advocate. Harrold Carswell’s surprise de mittee and ran for reelectlon. tures on strengthetilng w ll pow race. To such obsen||ers a direct popular of what Mr. Nixcxi called “ma want to. We all agree that if He was an advisor, confidant tmd, most w ell's entry in ithe Senate race, er. Satan can always dembUrii' Ihey were directed at Florida cision to run. for the senate. licious character assasainaltion,” everyone would actually love vote system for electing a President of all, a friend. He was a sensitive Kirk and Cramer were feuding these pretensions with blaC. Dent, In fact, was at the core and as the sym>bot o f Southern his neighbor as much as be Gov. Claude Kirk and Sen. Ed would, in any close natlimal residt, lead and sympathetic man. over control of the party. Kirk clever and subtle temptatMns.' ward J, Gimiey, R-Fla., who of the secret negotiations to get Republicanism, Carswelil, they loved himself, that would be toe As a newspaperman, he sternly pursu backed Gov. Nelson Rockefeller We need the power of God to' talked Carswell, rejected (or to a veritable pemayais of the vote re think, has the broadest coat end of our problems at home, ed his tenacious creed that a Carswell into the race. Rightly (or the Presidential nomlnatimi break our ebeUns. the U.S. Supreme Court by the cording process, with temptations to and tails in Florida and might even at workt In our com m unity, na newspaper’s function is to lead, enlight or wrongly, his “clearance” in 1968 (hoping to get the Vice bring in a Republican legisla Jesus CSirlst, sent by God to- Senate, Into entering the race. challenges to possible corruption spread en, provoke —to expose and denounce Presldenltial nomination for tion, and world. We ell know it, rescue us from these chains,* was taken by Carswell backers ture. but doing it is another matter. Kirk and Gurney arranged the ing into thousands of precincts. Any re where required, to encourage and praise himself) wh’ile Oamer backed But with Cramer\ displaying was tempted as we are. He w bs~ Carswell candidacy without no where warranted. That is the hallmark as tantamount to endorsement Mr. Nixon. Kirk also tried to We express In high sounding tempted to bypass the humtUat-. form which does not try to guard against by President Nixon, (despite the an unmistakable thirst for bat phrases toe ideals of love for tifying Rep. WlUlam C. Cramer, of a career that won him the respect drive Cramer out of his Job as tle and with Carswell’s wholly Ing and heart-rending path that- who had declared for the noml- such possibilities has to be labeled “has and admiration of his peers in the world White House announcement that National Committeeman. God first, and (or our neigh led to the cross In favor of one, Mr. Nixon had "absolutely no unknown virtues as a cam of journalism and from his fellow towns bor before ourselves. And we that led to easy, glamorous b v- ty action" even if reform Itsrif Is ter involvement in it” ). Within hours after the Senate paigner, It’s still a gamble. men as welU teach them to our children. But Ing. ribly late. Tile Carswell-for-Senator arch rejected Carswell (or the Su He never shuimed controversy where If we are honest, we know we His victory over temptation ; itects — Gtov. Claude Kirk, Sen. preme Count two weeks ago, it was unavoidable but he ended his ca put our own appetites before was also yours and mine. In His i Hie best compromise scilutlon would Edward Gurney, and State Kirk was wooing some of Cram either God or neighbor. And divine suffering and death, we;; ‘ reer with few scars and a legion of Chairmen Earl M. (Duke) Grit- er’s top campaign aides as the appear to be a system which would re our tempers and petty hatreds, are rescued from itavery to sin,, friends. tendon — talked by telephone first step to getting Cramer out Herald tain the form of the Electoral College, our lust and greed, continue to death, and the poWer of Satan.* It is difficult to imagine the Stamford not once but twice to Dent in and Carswell into the Senate Home but make each state’s representation in Advocate without Ted Yudain but when race. But Oamer's men stuck Yesterdays direct our thoughts to actions. As we hold on to Christ as our. Washington from their smoke- We can’t break these chains. a leader falls another must pick up the (iUed room at party headquar with Oamer. Savior and Lerated by the stem from intemperance. '^But 'With Ch'amer refusing to recognition until the next set exact sound level before or during recording • Stereo I welcome, therefore, helpful edu- century. —: thele very first time he comesl...... to collet, SISMS Intematloaal Rice Research InsUtute In get out, what was planned as line Inputs and outputs to connect lo your external oatlonal programs such as the one spon the Carswell coup now becomes Come try Mir Boston Rocker does more for this young businessman amplifier • 3-dliit tape counter with Initant push-button MeeiL le the Philippines. sored each year by the Woman’s Chris- in our office and let us tell than you may think. It saves him mak reset • Pause switch stops tape Instantly • Built-In pre ■ 4 ^ 50 WAU AM/FM STENEO RECEIVE)! the Carswell gamble. A deep you what we have to offer at Today this same rioe is being grown tlan Temperance Union. bitterness of recrimination and ing repeat calls, gives him more time amplifier • Handsome walnut case • Complete with Walnut encloiurc Includtd All ^ character • building organtaatlcns back-stabbing now threatens to for school and other activities, enables patch cords and blank cassette. on 15,000,000 acres o f poddy field In $99.95 are Invited to cooperate In this worthy tear apart Florida’s Republican him to pay his own bills when due, and Southeast Asia. endeavor. All of us should do all that we party, leaving political wounds enjoy FULL profit from his work. Yes, • It has won Its own way by Instant can to see to it that young people are that won’t quickly heal. it means a lot to him when you always provided with every opportunity to find For example, three years ago demonstration of its ciîacity to double have the money ready for each regular aolutiotts to the proUams associated wiUi Cramer and the then Rep.. Gur collection call 1 WE ALSO FEATURE 0FISHER #QARRARD UNIVERSITY and triple previous yleUM. alcohol and drugs. ney struck a deal, closed with R fA L iS T A T B But the result is not cUl the un i urge statewide support of the com a handshake, that Cramer mendable pbjecavao of the 1970 Youth would support Gurney (or Sen ira'lkMt Oeatar Rtoeei animous rejoicing one might expect. M8-19M 80-4188 AND MANY OTHERS Tem perance BSdueatton W eek. JOHN ator in 1968 and Gurney would ♦/rf f/i U a m u I u p ? ^ •im rliiBtir lEvenins ifiraUi Three years ago, the grsat qmstion -DEMP8ET, GOVERNOR. support Cramer for the Banote

/. A m i V 'V ■ \ A "\- A n\'; \ m PACn BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HmiALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 PAGE NINE daushten, two brathen, four A/ ■iaters and leveral grandchil Convicted Murderer claw your way through ths dren. Police Log Author Urges Participation South Windsor OKituary earth to China^-or anywhere H m funeral wUl be Monday at Unforgettable Moments but there. ____ 8 a.m. from the Benjamin J. Escapes Somers Prison naatmm A Oenoveae CWlahan Funeral Home, leoa ARRESTS O f the Parents in Education Conservation Commission Make Life Worth Living The vast victory of pinning PLAZA DEPT. STORE nwmaa Alan Oenoveae, U, of st„ Baat Hartford, with a SOMEShS, Oonn. (AP) — Ben- Frances L. Coleihaii, 19, of yotlt first diaper on your daugh Enfield, formerly of M^chea- Maas of requiem at St. Mhry’a jamln Reid, who gained fame 486 N. Main St., charged on a facta nor does a good teacher lem by pathBlng. He frighten^ ter without benefit of wifely (We Have A Motloa To Plsaso) ' By ARLDDN ABRAHAMS By HAL BOYLB as a Dutch unole in full view but help. E. MIDDLE TPKE, (Next to Popular Mkt.) tor, was presumed drowned af- Church in Eiast Hartford at 8:46. when he was spared from tiee warrant with giving of nar AP Newsfeatnres Writer believe that schools exist mere- me into behaving but I don t be- Opposes Rl. 5 Relocation Satanic In profile. cotics (heroin). She was releas NEW YORK (AP) — Unfor Breaking an arm and dazedly ter he fell Into the Oonnectlcut Burial will be in 8t. Mary’s electric chair In 1962 (m the day ly to teach cMldren to follow the lleve I learned anything." The paralyzing sight of a OPEN WED., THUR8., PRL Ell t River Tueoday morning. ' Cemetery, East Hartford. he was to die, escaped lat^"**- ed on a 1600 non-surety bond. If you’re a parent, how much do or as a giant baby-sittliw Brenton does credit that LA. Mrs. Louise B>vans, ohslrmsn ident and migratory birds. Any gettable moments of a Ufetime: seeing It dangle beyond control. of the South Windsor Conserva road cimstruoUon there, accord schoolmats in a coffin, first of Asking God for something you Vlahlng with 0ve Mends, the FWenda may call at Rie fu- morning from the state Court date April 27. you know about your neighbor- mechanism. teacher, IndlrecUy with getting Paying a dollar tor a kiss at a his class to be confined in move NEW ENGLAND ILEND tion Commission, has announc ing to the commission, might knew you didn’t deserve—and Oenoveae boy lost his footing neral home tomorrow froiti 7 to The 32-yenr-oId Reid, formerly hood sohooU, their teachers and ô illustrate the difference be- him the best educaUon he oouM church soolai and realizing later less silence. GRASS SEED MIXTURE and slipped Into the river from 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 of Hartford, had been (n prison Richard A. Zimmerman, 27, the educaUonal setup to which t^ên a good and bad Uacher, obtain. After graduating high ed that the group will oppose mean nbt only a reduction in then feeling vaguely frightened that you .could have got a great Hearing the sound of oppor when it was granted to you after a conorete platform at the En since his conviction in a hammer of lUUcr^t Rd., Boltcn, charg you most likely will be entrust- Brenton described the only two school he went on to LA. City any proposed relooaUon of Rt. its "esthetic appeal’’ but also in $1.98 bcKi and 7 to 9 p.m . er value foC-your money by buy tunity knocking on your door aU. slaying of a woman in 1967. He ed with failure to obey a red ing your child tor a minimum of teachers he could remember. College "But I was disWusloned 6 Into the Meadows area along Its value as a conservation area. Covers 1,688 sqonie feet s field Daan. ing tour good clgan. but feeling Just too darned hu Mrs. Marlon Hulse . was reported missing shortly af light at Main and Center Sts. 12 years? And how much will -The good teacher was the wlUi educaUon.'’ He dropped the OonneoUqut River.. Dragging operations were YMGA Plonlo Climbing the Great Pyramid manly lazy to get up and open ter 11 a.m. Court date May 11. the Mhools let 3^ know? first one I encountered In a U.8. out, became a private deteoUve, A etate hearing, open to the The local 'YMCA Is seeking In- t prevented by the current’s pace ROCKVILiLiE —Mrs. F lora E. near Cairo and feelbigi as the It. Vernon with the river near flood stage, Hulse, 74, of Miami, Fla., and A state police alarm described Generally, the answer to pm,u<. school,’’ he explains. "I insurance inspector, took any public, will be held next Tues dlviduaU to help plan and Im him as "very dangerous.’’ Robert O. Higuera, 21, o f 70 both day at 8 p.m. in the high school dawn illuminated the desert, as Stealing a dime from your according to police. Center Moriches, t,.!., N.T. •’ questions is very little,’’ âjg pj j had just come to New job in which he could take Icng plement its annual family day If you were .astride the rooftop mother’s purse as a cMld and He was bom Aug. 21, 1967 fmmierly of Rockville, died The acting assistant warden. Bolton St., charged with driv says Myron Brenton, author of 'jp„m Germany; I didn’t leaves of atwence so he would to discuss the various alterna picnic. Those wishing to serve School Menus ing the wrong way on a one of the world—and oouM, 1^ guUtSy hoping that heU wouldn’t in Manchester, son of Elmo L. Wednesday in Florida. Shp was, Alexander CybulsM, said Reid ’’What’s H^^ned to ’Teach- the language. Tet she en- be free to travel. tives for the road’s relocation. m uld contact Mrs. Ruth War stretching out your hand, touch yawn too soon. way street. Court date May 11. er?" "Unfortunately, pitoUc According to the commission, For Next Week Make Memorial Day - and Darlene Khofla Oenovese. the wife of Marion Hulse. working with four oth- couraged me and gave me a “You ask mo how I got ed^ ner. the Mieek of Deity. Taking an egg, warm to the He was a Grade 6 student at Mrs. Hulse was bom Feb. 23, ‘i“w»t08 on a sewage plant schools here have never had a sense "of stability. ” cated. ’The years v*en I hitch- “any Mghway located In the The picnic will be held at U na O. AUard, 40, o f 746 Opening one of those wlndow- hand, from the nest of a The following lunches will be DU Whitney School in Enfield, 1896 in RockvlUe, dat^hter of P«>Ject outside the prison fence traction of meaningful parent „on the oUier hand when I Mked Uuough TugoslavU, Meadows would destroy . the Brentwood Aquatic Swimming ,,The pride of the New York squawking hen. Parker St., charged with failure pianed envelopee from the Inter served in the Vernon schoola fir Day of Remembrance and played in the HasardvUle Henry and Enima Blengen- *** *way. participation. Our achooU are junior }|ig)i in Loe An- Greece, TXirkey, Iran, Peru • ecological 'balance of the area." School on Buckland Rd., Man Mets, Tom Sesver, makes his Falling off a horse you were to obey a red light at E. Middle fortresses The commission suggests that nal Revenue Servioe and fimiing next week: UtUe League. helmer, and Uved in RockvlUe " » man ^êd to walk fortresses that let in parents gejes. i had this teariier who be- these were the . great educsr chester, on June 8. A num ber o f pitch for support of the Ameri trying to ride bareback. ’Ipke. and Parker Sts, Court "an ecMogioal assessmelnt an unexpected check from a fa Monday, frankfurt on roll, Prepare now to choose a beautiful Barre Survivors, besides his par- unUl about 36 years ago. She stld° only in carefuUy governable si- ijeved he could solve any prbb- tors," he says. recreational aotlvltles will be can Cancer Society’s Crusade. vorite uncle. Being kicked by a cow , iiMlig- Guild Monument to memorialize your date M ay 11. tuatlons, like parents’ night. of the proposed route areas Included in the day’s program. mustard and relish, Waldorf enU, include two sisters. Mar- was a member of the Xhilted P offiSu said It was not The National League ace right The dlsai>polntlng first taste nant because you tried to milk salad, potato cMps, Ice cream. loved one onon Memorial Day. Benjamin Reid The scholarly-looking college ahould be made prior to any Masonic Meeting da Oenovese and Beverly Oe- Methodist, the Order of Bast- hander urges all his fans to give of two things you’d always her. from the wrong side. Tu«>sday, ravioli with sauce, novee, and two bi^rs, em Star, and the Rebekah ‘o let prisoners 1^ fto John J. Bowen, 42, o f 670 dropout first got Interested in final decisions of a road loca- Ehreigreen Lodge of Masons We have a wide choiM thought would be more wonder Hurting your funny bone and buttered broccoli, roll and but Woodbridge St., charged with the problems of our teachers Crusher Comes to Town^ tksi.’ ’ wrlll hold ttk regular m eeting generously when the ACS vol of monuments guarEn- don Oenovese and Daniel Oeno- Lodge, all in Center Moridies. faUure to obey a stop sign at ful-caviar and pomegranates. wondering why they call It that ter, peaches and cookie. vese, all at home; Ms p a t^ Besides her husband, she U “ «»ey ordered a new trial on the and our schools when his daugh The commission also con Monday at 7:80 p.m. at the unteer calls. teed by the Barre Broad and Windemere Sts., and Waiting in darkneee and hear —since you didn’t exactly feel Wiednesday, chicken cro grandparenU, Mr. and Mrs. El- dso survived by a sor^ R j^ ^ ^ *"® ter, Diana, now 8, started demned relocation of the road Main St. temple. A film will be ing the running footsteps of like lau^ng. Guild. had good records. informed of his legal rights be- failure to carry his driver's Bring Your Junked Cars quettes with gravy, buttered mo Oenovese of Manchester; B. Hulse of Center Moriches. school. His own questions about into that area for other reasons. shown. Refreshments will be somecHie eager to m eet you. Trying to creep soundlessly Ucense. Court date May 11. The panel believes, Mrs. Elvans Sen. Fulbright noodles, buttered carrots, bread and Ms maternal grandmother. Funeral services will be to- "niat order was her well-being led to Intervlewa Starting today, and continu- will not pick up any oara and served. (3olng to sleep on a houseboat up the stairs to bed. the first said, that a highway would con and butter, fruit cup. BARRE' Mrs. Elsie KnMfla of Eitfeld. morrow at 1 p.m. at the White- ^ ^ Robert Benito Jr., 48, o f 32 with m ore than 260 teaMiers and Ing through all of next week, that the responsibility for bring- Sets Service Record hotel on the River Nile. tlmk in your life you stayed out administrators the country tribute Blgnlftcantly to the "al Advertisement— after midnight. Thursday, pizza with meat Memori^__ eerwices ^ ^ Oib^_ ê^_ê. « Elm ' Deerfield Dr., charged with fail M anchester' owners o f junked ing them to Ita yard wUl reat Waking up anywhere on any GUILD! eld at 2 p.m. at the Bev. Charles A. Becher, Commutation of Reid’s execu- over, to discussion vrith educa ready high" amounts of air VISIT THE PRODUCTS WASHINGTON (AP) — As of Monday that is a holiday. Starting to carve the initials and cheese topping, tossed der in the beating of Mrs. Flor- tlon by the Board of Paidons ure to obey a stop sign at Moun cars WiU have the opportunity with the owners, lie United Methodist pastor of the Vernon United tional associations and to study pollution‘close to the rlver.» The SHOW at the SOUTH WINDSOR today. Sen. J. W. Fulbright W atching a topless maiden In of your loved one on a tree in salad, vanilla pudding with ine McCHuney in a parking lot cam e at the last m inute—on tain and Ferguson Rds. Court to dispose of them. Assistant Town Manager John cherry. Church. The Rev. J. Arthur Methodist Church, will officiate. ing more than 600 separate arti roadway would also create "the HIGH SCHOOL Friday, 6-11 p.m . breaks the record for length of Ball clim b a hlU with a ja r o f her front yard and being Shout Monumentf early in 1967. June 25, 1962, three hours before date May 11. Pantaleo’s Used Auto Parts Harkins has urged aU those Friday, deep sea doodle on Dahlstrand, pcustor, wUl offl- Burial will be in Grove Hill cles on the subject. possibility o f. . . landlocked Saturday 1-11 p.m . 56 booths In service es chairman of the Sen water on her bead, sinuous os a ed at from a ivlndow by her Testifying in his own defense he was scheduled to die. of 775 Parker St. has announc- "with junked cars hUed over elate. . Cemetery. flooded areas, vrtilch no longer view of continuous entertain ate Foreign Relations Commit panther. mother; "Go away, you naughty a roll, tartar sauce, green salad, during the trial, Reid bad said; The board decided to spare Sandra S. Griffin, 22, o f He A good portlon> of the blame ed that it will have a crusher the winter” to take the oppor- tee. pineapple-rice delight. SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Tile family suggests any me- Friends may call at the fu- could serve In their nde of na ment, dinner served both nights. Listening to Gen. Om ar NM- Uttle b o y ." "I don’t know why I did it." He the life of Reid, who was 24 at bron, charged with failure to for the failure of our schools in operation through next week tunity offered by Pantaleo’% (or Milk is served with all meals. morial contributions may be neral home tonight from 7 to tural flood water retentUm." The Arkansas Democrat Bon Bradley, patient as a friend Landing a job on your own 470 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER—Phone 648-7782 told the jury he had been drink- the time, after a lengthy bear obay a stop sign at Porter and must lie with the parents, be- and that it will accept all juiik- disposing of them. made to the Newington Caiil- 9. Ueves Brenton. "Parents have ed oars, in any condition, pro- "This Is a great first step to- Mrs. Evans also said that the Advertisement — equaled Thiuaday tM- mark o t ly schoM teacher, b rief a grmq> and bragging to your father, ing. ing at the old state prison in Oak Grove Sts. Court date May 11 yean and 76 days set by Re- dren’s Hospital. ------been too Umid in their relations vlded they will be brought to wards ridding the town of the commission believes the Crystal clear water free, of of war correspondents in Nor- "Oh Dad, I’ll never need help Mrs. Meduney, 46, was known Wethersfield. A dozen persons 11. pubUoan Sen. Shelby M. CMllom mandy. with the schools and this is true its yard. many unsightly junked cars," Meadows to be Valuable and pollution, delivered from our from you again’’—and then Mt- to carry large sums of money, spoke in Reid’s behalf "rathar unique" marsh area of niinols, who presided from ting Mm up for two bucks the George A. Ough both in the cities and in the sub Pantaleo’s emiîaslBes that it Harkins said. source to your swimming pool. Getting a "Deer Jas placed on file in his n,ents in the budgets submitted nation’s water suppllee become for almost all clvUlsatlons have EARLY Bloomfleld. mal, there is no danger at all,” Tenants Do Without Heat ward achieving parent power in office a roster of licensed per- for 1970-71 by Town Manager contaminated, more > and more been attracted to springs. Roggl radioed to another pa- from throughout the Friends may call at the fu- sMd harbor police, trolmiui behind Mm to stop the the schools lies in strengthening Robert Weiss. ", Americans are pouring their In the days of ancient Greece, temples to AesculapUzs, the god BIRD neral home tonight from 7 to 9. The last drum was recovered veMcle. The car was flagged the PTAs "so they become more Otementino recommends that drinking water from botfies As Boiler Undergoes Repair of medicine, were built only ------at about 11 a.m., 19 hours after down and the driver, identified than mere extensions of the es- On file are licensed person $13,600 be added tor Blue Ckess rsdher than drawing it from Mn. Ralph Sladore It and four others slipped from a nel for heating, piping and cool to Weiss’ General Fund budget, where mineral. q;>rlngs bubbled ^ „ X. , - ^ On Monday, Mrs. Sheftel said. aa Jehn W. Meehan Jr., was tahlishment." Along these lines, tops. W. G. GLENNEY CO. W S l P SPECIALS . . Madore, cargo sUng being used to load a now, 26 famUles in one buUd- there was still no heat and the arrested. he urges parents to ask relevant ing work, and for plumbing and $8,000 to Ms F ire D istrict budg At least 700 com panies are from the earth. The Greeks be piping work; plus lelebtrical crocessed at questions about their schools, et, and $1,300 to Ms W ater De- now In the business. The Ameii- lieved medlolnal virtues were to town Board of Health end the tractors and Journeymen elec be found In natural springs. Shuxm lEôre of Manchester, Tj,e four other drums were re- Apartments on Garden Dr. headquarters, Meehan was re their programs and the results. partment budget. can Bottle Water Association es- police were called. said, tricians. In addfUmt, he hae a le r t s Caesar’s leglcms also used mi ayments, to to deal with pollution long be- morrow at 8-16 am from the ^ "*”® *ell the weekend. of Health said there was nofo- schools 'View parents as an in keep pace wMh anticipated in geyser. Water shortages, afflu surrounded by GLENNEY’S A Frank P. Nowlckl, 51, of 50 trusion, not as a resource,” he ence and more discrindnatlng foro Americana, (he Europeems Maole Hill Chai^ 382 Made ^ loading sling but four The 106-unit apartment coming that could be deme since the Monday at KofC creases in hospital rates, and to f . Ave Hartford w«h a Maas of the deck of the freigh- Plex Is one of the oldest in Man- boiler repairmen were coming, Poxcroft Dr., urt "Yes," he says with convic Tickets are still a-vallable for new uses are being found all the industry that dwarfs that in (he requiem at St' Ann’s Church at *®*’ Tobias Maersk, wMch was cheater. The approval for con- The health official said his de- Blue C roee. United States. 9 Burial will in Mt St Bene- «UTy the 64-ton sMpment to strucUon was granted in 1948. partment could not provide date May 11. tion, "it Is primarily in the con the program Monday night in He states that the town’s tim e. Manila. There are nine buildings situat- portable heaters. text of a group that parents will honor of James B. Holmes of Understandably, millions of Some 630 mlUlon bottles of diet Cemetery, Bkwmfl^d. Blue Cross coverage has been Evian water 'were sold.. last One of the drums recovered eeth Dr., who is re gallons of botUed water have Friends may ceil at the placed under an experience- year. And Vittel Water of POST from the basin Thursday was the Manchester Gardens Ctorp., that the apartment owner has S. Adams St., charged with caliber of their cMldren’s edu tiring as district deputy tor the been used to standardize the chapel tonight from 7 to 9. merit-rating system. An anal France sold 460 million bottles. ruptured in the fail and had to Bernard Steinberg of Hewlett, agreed to pay the costs tor us- failure to carry his regtstrationt cation.’ ’ Knights of Columbus. taste of liquors, beverages and ysis of the to^ ’s actual ex Many other European varieties be placed in an hermetically N. Y. ing stoves and to pay the costs and faUure to sign his Ucense. Is there any way a parent on Holmes has been appointed other products, and dietetic con Robert H. Wilson perience for the 12-months end are exported to the United Committal services for Rob- sealed container for sMpment Some tenants, led by Mrs. of fuel tor kitchen ranges ^ and He was also issued a written Ms own can go about getting state chairman for the Mental- ed M arch 1 , Clementino ex- siderations have died Jan. 11 in California, »sra Falls, Ont. several agencies and newspa- ing. teacher and I knew It wasn’t her the KotC jstate council, municipal and school employes weren’t foreseen just a decade water. Said Stephane Leven^ will be hold Tuesday at 12:30 The rate of the leak was re- P®** about what they regard as telephone check revealed fault, I’d appeal to the princl- The tertimonlal planned by exceeded by $6,5(X) the pre- ago. Jet aircraft fuel is some- p.m. at East Cemetery. The ported to be at one-tenth the the reluctance of the manage- Cross had not been OOMPLAINT8 pal. If I got nowhere going Campbell Council will be at the mliuns paid. ilmes 'mixed with hoitUed 'water secretary-general of' France’s Perrier-Vlchy-OcsitexievUle Rev. CUfford O. Simpson, pastor danger level set by the federal ment to provide emergency notified of the situation A stereo tape player and through the chain of command, KofC Home starting at 6:30. to keep engines cool during of Center OongregaUonal government. heat and about the general im- „ seven tapes were stolen from a I’d take her out of school, keep The principal speaker for the takeoffs; and it is a final rinse group that sells 1.2 .btlUon bot Church, will officiate. A <3yanlmid spokesman said If preeslon that the management locked sports car owned by Rob her home and tell the board of event will be Judge John Mur- UConn Scene In the plating of space veMcle tles a year: I ert Kies of 56 Peterson Rd., Ver education I was violating the phy from the Knights of Colum- skins. "In Europe we stress the na RAIL Mr. Wilson, the husband of all the drums had ruptured, the doe® not care what happens to expecting a baby in two Mrs. Jessie Staye Wilson, was powder released would have dls- them. weeks A TOrtaWe non, late yesterday morning law and wait to see what would bus national headquarters In .Almost every sales forecast tural quality of water. We must horn Nov. 2, 1896 In Manchester, solved and kllied all marine lUe M™- Steinberg, who said she house to- while the veMcle was parked at happen. But I hope I never have New Haven. Sen. Thomas Dodd Of Protest calls for conthmed Increases in sell water which is bottled right at the spring. Each water has DUMLTIir HB9 BETOLUTION IN BORB DBGOB aon of Thomas and Mhry Mc- In the surroimdlng area. was auihorized to spe^ tor the ^ but she expressed no ser- the rear of Sears in the to do tMs," he adds with a will also afiend and speak, as the business for years to come, its own characterlsUos, its own Gonlgal Wilson, and spent Ms co^ration was caUed totoy annoyance with the prob- Parkade. Value of the loss was sm ile. well as M a^r Nathan G. Agos- a fact not lost on some of the By Students appeal.’ ’ youth in Manchester. He was Voter Turnout Drive and she said her husband had jem. She said she understood estimated at $100. Compared to teachers of 25 tlnelU and Grand Knight John major food and beverage com employed by the Travelers In- done “everything possible’’ to that the furnace was being years ago, Brenton maintains Fitzpatrick. (Continued from Page One) panies which have been buying A good noany Americans FENCE siuance Cos. form 1929 untU-he Ciombined with Study see that heat was restored, fixed, and she said she was ex- PoUoe yester'day aided a that today’s teachers are Ibet- Others at the head table wlU If you agree with the repres- heavily into the industry. mig^t agree, but the vast ma retired in 1961 from the com Mrs. Steinberg said workmen perlenclng no unusual dlsoom- woman pedestrian who feU ter-educated "and probably bet- include State Secretary John Sion that’s going on, then stay In the past year or so Oooa jority seem only to want good pany’s San Francisoo office. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — - clean water, regardless of the A voter turoout drive atoned at “*® complex fort. wfaUe walking near a construc ter teachers." But he feels they Coleman, District Deputy Mi' outside." OMa Co. has purrtiaaed Belmmit The Watkins Funeral Home, " ^® “ today and she said she under- tion area in the driveway at the sUU have a long way to go. chael Droplk, the Rt. Rev. FoUowlng evacuation of the Springs Water Oo., near Braton. source. WHITE CEDAR FENCE 142 E. Center St., 1. in charge of ^ heat would be restored by Manchester Pukade. The vic "Quality varies so much in Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Wal- building, a university spokesman A Ooca Cola hotUer in Los An arrangemiajts. youngsters in the ^ tim, Rose D. iôlkin of 458 W. geles has purchased Arrowhead Edgewood SchoM District in the end of the day. many schools," explaiins the ter Stetson of East Hartford, a said attempts were being In a one-and-a-haU page letter Middle Tê., was taken to the Manhattan resident." Tci often past grand knight and chairman to identify those who entared I cuid Purltos Waters, mo. Donnelly Named BIrs. Joseph PatelU "one way or another,” Supt. Deaths In 8‘ Section that Mrs. Sheftel delivered to emergency room at Mairchester the poorer teachers are protect- of this affair, and John Rogers buUdlng. Also In Southern California, • 3 .4 0 Mrs. Dorina B. PatelU, 78, of '^°®® Baya. The Herald yesterday, she Memorial Hospital by cruiser, ed by the profession. If we per- of the Prince Hall Lodge of Ma- In Fairfield, (Onn, students Foremost-McKesstm has* pur ‘Luv’ Director Rails, 1 Post 44 Garden St., wife of Joseph ^denas said he urged the ebanred that the ihanajrer of the P i^ n d Up The W orld treated for cuts on her legs and mltted the parents of younger sons. at Fairfield University have chased Sparkeletts Drinking Robert T. Donnedly of 7 ,Ly- PateUl, died last night at mX SSenU h^'^^d a^y of Georges Caron left hand, and released. cMldren and the older students Ernest J. Harriman, the gen- ratified by a 8-1 margin a Water Oorp., an operation that daU St. Is directing "Luv," the cheirter Memorial Hosplta,. ^ ‘®-"t® what was haj^n- strike recommended by the stu- .conceivably could tie in with its FENCE and FLOWER Uiemselves to select their teach- eral agent for the lOilghts of Murray Schisgal comedy vdiich BORDER VINYL GUARD YWCA To Hold ers, administrators would be Columbus and the Connecticut dent legislature, dairy eratlons. will be the May production by 1887 in Italy, and had Uved In assistance to the 26 famUies median, died Thursday after a pressured to ux>grade the level state program director, will be The strike, vdiich began -be-/ Borden« Ine., another dairy the Little Theatre of Manohes- Manêster tor over M ye^. befo^Tf^d S rê '^'‘® *®“ attach I^was Z ^ was of teachers, to educate the toastmaster, fore the votes were coimted,' products company has pur iter (UTM). Survivors, besides her hus- Uie primary, ments. a star of "Cfomedv Crackars ’’ CB Mills Tours eMss PRUNER trainable ones and to get rid of ------estimated by a student gove chased Crystal Springs Co., Donnelly has been seen lo- Rustproof, paalproof band. Include a son, j Louis ‘**’'®® Sheftel said that moeUy the CBC’s natlonaUy televls^ A n^nl tour of the Momdies- ment spokesman to be about largest bottled water operation cally when he appeared as Biff SHEAR No. PA12A 90 No. GS28 Family and pat sofa - PateUl of Manchester; a sister, ^® ^ t^ ct a high schools will all of the tenants were either comedy and satire series. ter OiWtey MiUs sponsored by ” Nero Gave Mansions per coit effective. in Miami. And The NesUe Oo. In IVIM’s production of "Death Miss Gllda Baldino of Italy; and attompt to evaluate the impact old people or young coupie.s Brenton defines a good teach- ROME-Emperor Nero was Authentic reproductions of the exquisite colored grains of Early America no ahorp eOgm the M anchester 'YWCA wlU be It was caUed to dramatise de- has pttrehased Deer Park of a Salesman.’’ His many act G 4 . 2 9 ihree grandchUdren. ^ drive, Gardena said. with cMldren. She said two ~Husk O’Haie » ®”® concerned one of the most generous party j _• Easy to put up and held Wednesday, foUowed by a l^pring Water Oo. of Maryland. ing credits Include roles in "The B eg. $6.16 stora _ Private funeral services wlil ^® stressed that the district is famlUes with babies had moveu OHICIAGO (A P ) — Husk with interpersonal relaUone, one givers. He Uked to throw mands tor the reslgnal o ( the with all the time honored qualities you’ve come to expect from Masonite Royalcote. Comfortable 9 2 J 9 9 luncheon. The event is sched The Industry origlnaUy con Chairs,’’ "You Know I Can’t be tomorrow at the Watkins endorMng any cemdidate. emt untU the heat was fixed. O’Hare, one of file first band who attempte to teach kids to m the air at parties, then pre- WilUam C. u a the sponge rubber grips B eg. I 8.N $ 4 a U uled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A slstod o f 'wprbig water oompa- Hear You When the Water’s to* Langfil Funeral Home, 142 E. Center ------leaders to broadcast over ra think and to relate to each oth- sent cash, jeweU and manM ^ university’s j^sldent, and Lower blade coated Soft feel vinyl grips tour at 10:30 at the m ills wlU nies, but now many bottlers bf. Running,’’ "Teahouse of the Au Masonite offers this most gracious new way to step into the pages of U » High St. The Rev. George Nostrand, dio, died Wednesday at the age er.’’ In Ms opiiUon a good teach- to the lucky people who ca u ^ “ revamping of tM admUdstra- with Dupont Teflon-S" Cuts cleanly show the process in making gin with oixUnary tap water, dis- gust Moon," "After the Fall,’’ rec^ of St. Mary’s Episcopal o f 75. O’Hare, known as the gen er doesn't teach a cMld to ape them. tlon to give stuimts and faculty history! This selection of 5 new Antique panelings with their infinitely White or GriMo velvets, upholstery and fake tU or demlneraUze it, and then “View from the Bridge,” and I Church, wiU officiate. Burial FDA Cautions Physicians ial genUeman of the air, set ______more voice In governing the unl- 8 accurate crazing, distressing and' worm holes represent a dramatic new furs., A visit to the Cheney versity. reconstitute the product, per "Don Juan in Hell." He holds wUl be in East Cfometery. long term engagement records Homestead will fMlow. After haps with a bit of real spring the Mark Twain Masquers act- horizon in home decor. Come in and see them . . . be charmed by the There are no calling hours. at several CMcago nightspots. The vote itaa 894 In favor of Against itigh Estrogen Dose ward luncheon wiU be served the 8trikey399 against, and water in order to g iv e life to (he ****• aa the best support- warmth and ^lor. .. and the new possibilities they create for your home. The famUy suggests that any Adeline Genee 77 Ing aefor In a cameo role. He at the Manchester Country Assailants of UConn Student voting nMi&er alternative. Some taste. memorial contributions be WASHINGTON (AP) — The lives in the United States are sSriBR England (API — d u b . has appeared locally in radio Chsek that flood boloro 1,270 o t j ^ school’s 1,800 under Few Aprtng water oompenles made to the Book o f Remem- Food and Drug AdmlniatraUcn taking preparations with Mgher nanish-bom D ^ e Adeline «e. Reservations must be made and TV. ONLY FOR A 4x8 PANEL Threatened with Suspension cast ballots. distribute over huge areas. • 9 .2 5 your houaa becomoa an arkl brance of St. Mary’s kplscopol today advised physicians to pre- estrogen levels, Uie FDA has es-„ee one of the foremost balleri at the Ocunmimlty Y , 79 North Many are still very small opera- Relevant to Ms present as Church. scribe.s c r i^ oral o r ^ contraceptives contraceptives with with tlmated. tlm a te ^ ^H®!’ ^ th^ 1900s, Thp/ student government signment with LTM is Ms ex Wo havo an tho Main St. i>y Monday. Car Cara STORRS, Cfonn. (A P )—I f the How he received his Injuries fo tiona, in port because of the lim sman said Father Mclnnes perience as a professional di ------the lowest content of estrogen, a Low-dose compounds contain Thursday She was 92. vans wUl be organized at the Y ited volume of their source. Now Another Royalcote Ohesler A. Schaffer hormone. ' approximately 50 mlcrograms —______L_ persons who beat up the presi- the goal of a university Investl- prphilsed a year ago to set up rector for more than a decade. LEADERS AND r the tour. Only one company. Mountain Chester Addison Schaffer, 71, The FDA letter to doctors and of estrogen, the others run be- dent of a student dormitory are 8»tlon, wMch is now under way, A triporUte coUege governing Many area dramatic otganiza- GUTTERS On Wednesday, May 13 a tour VaUey Water Oo. of Hot Introductory Special of Stamfonl died this morning pharmacists foUowed appUca- tween 60 and 100 mlcrograms of rof Wadsworth Atheneum In found, they wUl be suspended, ^ tlons have benefited from Ms Hes8 Receives Family ^ vjcuit. ulty and adminiatratora — but Springs, Ark., claims to distrib 10 DAYS ONLY it takes to keep you high end dryl M the home of his son, Beldon tif this type occur, and there Is wanted to attend cIjm w s would tury. 46tifi**ter, a alstert and seven established that women using 'ii-j . F*'**°*‘- wliere he has been since tussle. ter High School at 8:80 p.m. on AU of the so-oaUed sequential ^9^ He was released Uter ^ finding of probable ûse, the be allowed to cross picket lines Mountain VaUey, U Is said, graiidchttdi 6U. the piU are six tim es m ore Hke- preparations contain either 80 City Council Can Alter tMs week. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, students pfurticipatliig, will be Father “ -----Mclnnes ssld MrtIMd was “dtooovereiil" by Hernando M ay 21. 22 and 28. FMvote funeral services will ly to suffer serious blood clots or 100 mlcrograms of estrogen “ ®"’ deputy to AdoM Police Gun Guidelines The sequence of events lead be bdd at Itie convenience of than nonusers. Approximately suspended, said C ^t, “pend- would renudn open end With the sequentials, a woman ” '“ ®'’’ •>®^®«‘e had re- HARTFORD, Conn (AP) — ing to the beating apparently ing judicial fln ^ by Uie would continue for aU file family. Burial will be in one woman in 88,000 using the! takes estrogen only during most *'“ ®^ "®* **** "^*® The City Council does have the sfarted when two coeds, both of Bc^vue Cemetery, Adams, pill wlU die each year because of her menstral cycle ond\ a ®®** ^ prison because he said he power to alter guidelines con them Mack', went to Sousa House MANCHESTER of leg, lung or btain clots, the combination of estrogen and ***** want them to see Mm as cerning use of firearms by po and oUier Uvlng units seeldni; ckms." a student The HMmes Funeral Home, FDA saM. progesterone during the rest. ®' lice, according to Corporation support for a raUy hacking na- Gant said the investigation man said 400 Main St., Is In Miatge of "Accumulated e v 1 d e n c e,’’ The other major type of pre- ^ British military spokesman Cfounsel John M. Fitzgerald. tlonal Black Panther chairman was ordered on the reoommen- General **** BITUMINOUS ■rrsJigemrats. said FDA Commissioner paratloo, the combination pill ^*® Hess and their son, The police union, wMch op- Bobby G; Seale, who Is await- daUon of Dr. Frederick Adams, dav Mvht w 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 .There will be no calling hours. Charles C. Edwards, "has sug- contains estrogen and progeste^ Wolf Ruediger, 8i, arrived at poeed the current council com ing trial on murder charges in the universlfy’s ombudsman. actioJTfL official ___ '7 gested that there Is a sufficient- rone for use at all times during Spandau at about 10 a.m . and mittee Investigation of recent New Haven. in a related development, ^d th~^^ *“ DRIVEWAYS Jnssph OoUettl ly clear relaUonqh^ between the cycle. departed at 12 minutes after shootings by police, two of them Parking Areas s Gas' Stattons s BaakstboU Oeurto The girls reportedly made Hartford’s city counsel has cress, in 1 5*********** **'* Now Booking for Rpring Work presence of estrogen and the The PDA said it had exam- "°®"' fatal, claimed that the use of their request tor support over called for the resignation of Bab- aoianss on torms 3 3 6 3 3 4 ^ ^*^®® thromboembolic Ined the British data as well as Mrs. Hess was 70 years old firearms was a contractual mat the Sousa House loud-speaker Mdge because of the way he *’****' dlrorders (blood clotting) that other experiments from tMs Wednesday and Hess will be 76 ter and not within the power of system and later returned to handled the beating incident. ~ — Early Bird Special NORTH MAIN STRUT the council to change. ■P1.AZ111 YOUR ORDER NOW BEOAUSE OF A NORTH MAIN SIREET A «a ^ afi*!rf ^ n d ie ^ ^ ^ id **®**®'“* *’?”*?* “*« P*** country and Denmark and Swe- on Sunday. He was given a Ufe repeat the statement. Their sec- John Fitzgerald said in a Timber Sfilet But Fitzerald, who hod been PRIOB INaUDABE SOON Si!? ncceas^ get the least possible den. sentence by the Nurnberg War ond amplified remarks were letter to Gov. John Dempsey WASHOfOTON — AH work Fsrsoaally aupervlsod. We nre iaa% Insund. *^. ”*****..**.^*- estrogen that U British medical authoriUes Crimes Tribunal in 1946. asked for a ruling on tMs point, greeted by shouU from upstairs, that Babbldge must have known the Untted tVtts #e«ie?*iw i ELLINGTON SHOT FRIDAYS 10 8:30 F.M. <^LASTONBURY .BUILDING aiATBRIALoÛMBBR—SD8I, said the guidelines are not When the girls returned a tMrd about the Incident, but word did million from Uis sals of ilmfoiv DaMAIO BROTHEBS "working conditions’’ covered time, accompanied by between not reach the pubUo untfl a on their reservaUoiis In O A IX 848-7881 imUNNG MATOMALS—LUMBER— FUEL ELL1NGTDN Hi-’ - -SSr— by the police unjon’s contract 26 end 80 black male studento, Uack student msnUooed It at a i m — 111 mltUoa GLMOCONBURT with the city. Koslck, who to white met rally. In ttie pwloito flSel yiar I

\ X , > ' X > - ^ ' \V , . ■ 0 ^ V ,A' A ;.3\\ ' A W ■ ^ i;' ■ V- ; ■ ■■■ x \. PAGE T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIL 24. 1970 MANCHESTBR BVBNINQ HBBAUD, IfANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 \ A PAOl RLIVKN schools next WMk will bs: Mon Hebron day, ravloU, hrooooll, oiBirait ‘Staff of life ’ Said Wanting firiDHEBaUSSOO s OF u A x a u a m m T V Tonight sticks, fruMmlx; Tuiaday. Duke of Windsor to Unveil Caml] KremUn Fails in Moves ed beans and hot dog oasMtola, As Claimed, in Some Cases 8m Saturday’s TV WMk Nursery School Accepting carrot and raisin salad, psamit MM eKIISTSIIT for Oomplote Listings. buttsr brownlM; Wsdnssday, I S f f i Sculpture at Fuller Brush BorderedBy To Quench Sovipt Thirst WAflHINOTON (AP) — The dients are added to give the hamburg gravy, maahsd potato, Now la Hw Mms «e bring In yonr i to bat house w ife who pays the few breads a distinctive flavor. How ■lonn window' gtam repbieed. Ttie Duke o f Windsor adU ba toarna aurroundlng Elaat Harl- By BIGHABD lUMTON The odmment was made half 8;M (S) PeOy Mm m Registration for the Fall fruit slaw, com bread, banana oents extra for oertaln i^>eciaHy much la needed, they say, is creme tarts; Huirsday, brangs at itte Fuller Bnuh Oo. in Baat k>rd. Including Manoheiter Viet Arms lb s Lm Angeles Tbnes jokingly, but It nevertheless ra* hnedt may he getting nothing (11) D e u b the Mease* largely a matter of taste. (M) Tkesir* M (0) The Hebron Cooperative Nurs adult lunches are not rslmburs- juice, beef atroganotf, riot, AUTO SUES INSTALLED ^ . veals the extent of the problem. substantially different from "A comparison of the surveys (M) MaaelaiS^ Hartford Wednesday to parUd- (Conttaned from Page One) MO(KX>W — There seema al- ^ difficult to say why ths (M l O U lina’e Jelasd ery, Inc. la now accepting reg able. ' gTMn beans, psars; Friday, ...... TTta Duke will arrive in New plain bread. of consumers and manufactur i : U (M ) Weaiker Watoh In an effort to make Hie pro pate in the unvelkiig of a major most no llhiit to flovlet Hus- Russians drink ths way , thay istrations for next fall for nurs fish sticki, mashed potato, com, aUSS FURNITURE TOPS W *^®**^y etrlke* against the Ho CM.Minh A sttrvey by, the Food and ers reveals that some bakers' S:M (8) Stamp Ue Stan (O) gram sUf-supportingt the He fruit jello. piece of sculpture. morning, will fly to Bradley In- ____ sla’s thirst for alcohol. do. Foreign observers -i- and (18) L^ve It Is Beavsr ery school children who meet ~ ' Trail through eastam Laoii euid Drug Administration, guardian formulas are lower than may be (M ) Boetoa Blackle bron Board of Education voted MIRRORS (Flnplaes and Seor) fllie EtngUah nobleman, 76, la tematlonol Aliix>rt and then by a^d onottiw'u.fl.'Air Fm e*1n Ths dimly Ut strMta of Mos- '" “"Y Russians sgrM - beUsvs of the nation's staff of Hfe, con consh^red reasonable as to the (88) OlUlirsa's lelaad. their requirements. The nursery on April B to Increase ^the dally Manoheater Bvsning HaiaM a personal friend of Nathan helioopter to the west lawn of phantom flgtatar-bomber was .. . O'* country drinks out of bore- (M> Trata or Ceaieqaeae** ^ are a driver’s nightmare. shortages and cludes that in some butter, egg, quantity actually present o f the 8.;M (8-8) Weather. — Sport* aad w ill be located at St. George’s price of student hnimea to 40 Hebron oorrespondent Anns FIOTURE FRAMINR (a ll ly|W i) Cummings, who is donating the Fuller Brush. He will daptai iX «hot down (here Thmsday. It potato and buttermilk oreads ingredient that is named on the New* (C) W Episcopal Community HaU, Rt. cents and adult lunimas to TO Bmt, tel. na-apn. sculpture. Cummings is honors- 2 p.m. by helicopter, after toui’- was the sixth Xmerioan plans tbs obstacles are human and frustrations from cramped llv- the amounts of special ingre lab el," said the FDA in its re (18) My Ipvorit* Marttaa (N ) M VM lre Sporta Show 44, Bolton. oents. WINDOW aad PUTE RUSS ry chalnnan of the board of ing the plant, unveiling the lost over Laos hi the t«». i thrss they lurch end weave toward ing quarters contribute, tbsrs dients are unreasonably lany her husband.- plant, near the flagp d e and UTe U.8. Oommapd an- The man sprawled face down io brighten the indtvid- breads were found to contain as gredients covered in the survey hlte (0) Lane, president of Teamsters (8) Near* with Fraah Bay- dents, then St. George’s Parish Church to extend a call to J. The senUpture, "Shnbryo- near the encased, sculptured nounoed that 6,704 Amertcsui In a snow bank in 80 to 40 ds- ual’s Ilfs. And there Is a seem- THE 1970 PHINNEY-HONT much as 2% pats. should be included in bread. aolde (O) Local 600, found the Girl Scout members anil finally to non- Jermaine Bodlne of Amaton to noire," is by the famed EVench wild botir, which symtooUies the pianea end heUoopteni have grees below zero Is not an un- lufly endless winter of dark The average munber of paU The goverrunait proposed (18) Dloh Vaa Dyhe cookie too tough to crumble. “EX P O ’70 (88) Haatley-Brlahley Beporl Hebron residents. Vacanclaa serve os assistant minister be sculptor, Antoine Ponce. bristles in- Fuller BrushM. been lost since Jan. 1, 1961. T l^ common sight In Moscow and frozen cold with no escape found to be present was 1^. or standards for all specialty Delivery of nearly l.S mllUon, 8:48 (M) Local New* may be filled by children who ginning Sept. 1, the Tolland As Invited to the noon unveiling The event will not be open to ta 14 more ttian pravtously re- other Soviet cities. He will soon frbm routine, EDUCATIONAL TOUR three-eights o f an ounce. The breads in 19*1, but when the 7:M (8) Death Valley Days (C) will be 3H years of age by Dec. sociation of the United Church boxes of GMrt Scout cooklM have ' World’s Fair in Japan” Vice President freeze to death If his friends Despite everything, however, (t#) Haatley - Brinhley Be- and to the 12:80 p.m. luncheon the public, company spokesmen porte e r nottceo. C48) Ohoet and M n. Mair opportunity to present a paper ing bundles of drunks tor the About Town variations in the other special Proposed standards for but Registration forms must b; ness agents to deliver them to 8:44 (S) Movie on his Christian experience and Uon from key members of Con- ab^MUng the ^ “ ^ “P’ all profes- short ride to any one of scores The "ta-deptli" touring of Southem CaUbmin wBl oMtr ties ; F ^ m one-third o f an ounce ter, egg, potato and buttermilk (48) Here Come the Bride* completed and returned no later dlatributlon points wUtwut I8:44 (78-38) It’s A Maa’i World faith. Delegates of (he associa grees, and prospecU for early draft 'might be an ideal and a policewomen in Con- of sobering-up stations. Miss Dana Sue Threirtier, a maximum of enbertatament end educational experiences. to Just shy of a full ounce of po breed w ill be presented to the (8) MIsaloB Foailble — n iey than June 1, 1970. Any parent tion wiU then have the opportu chatge. LtC O clearance of hla proposal to goal to work for but "I can’t see old and food are need- necUcut. Send for a revised brochune. A M ay 1st deadllns (o r Utor- tato flour, from one-half ounce aimual convention of the Asso Care lor Their Laad (d) who is Interested in enrolling The eimuol cookie sale ac Once at the station, the drunk daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mer- Part n nity to question him cn his pa abolish college deferments ore any -way to do It now." » j ^ ^ ^ A member of the Manchester Is registered, doused with cold vln C. TbreAer of 76 Scar- vfcrws has been esbaUlsIied. to nine ounces of buttermilk. ciation of the Retail Bakers of their child and hasn’t yet re counts for nearly half the coun (18) Tea O’Cloch Bepert (O) per. TNI HARTFOee lUCTRIC LIONT COMFAHV In doubt. Under current regulations, 1.8 Department since 1906, water, sometimes tied to a cot borough Rd., has been named BeUters say the special ingre America on May 16. (48) Love Americaa Style (0) ceived the necessary forms After the examinatlan, the as c il’s budget. A NOMTNtAUT UTIIITIIU COMPANT Although the coUege exemp- mlUlon studenU hold defer- ^ Mias Graves was graduated Paul B. PUbuisy 18:88 (18) Tempo 18 (C) should contact Mrs. Marilyn and allowed to sleep It o ff to the dean’s Ust for the sec- sociation will vote whether or Uon plan set forth by file Presi- ments, workers with agricUltur- last fall from the Federal Nar- 126 North Ekn It. (8) Ohoet aad M n. Mirir Allaln, Walnut Dr., Hebron. through the night. He pays a ond trimester at Rochester In- 11:88 (8-8.88-48) Newa — Weather not to proceed to obtain Bodlne dent Thursday -was promised an al exempUons total 28,000 and ^^^^tions is rtUl awÛng school In Washington, 10-ruble fine (slightly more'^btitute of Technology, where llonctnnter, Conn. oaoM aad Sporta Hot Londi Program to the Christian ministry. 11 a f early hearing In the Senate, about 4 mllUon men are de- 1*’^ i» o Cambodian q q y, v:,orklng for an as- (18) Adveatarea la Paradiae Mrs. Marjorie Porter, cafeter than $11 In the morning and (die Is a sophomore majoring Tel. $48-1481 UAW Raps Mitchell, (78) BIpeord firmative, plans are for the House Armed Services Commit- ferred because of dependents, to go to Phnom gcclate degree in police science leaves until he is picked up hi photographic Ulustration. 11:78 (8) Friday Speotacalar ia manager at the elementary ordination to be held In the He tee Chairman L. Mendel Rivera, although not all of them because 5^™' “ atrai«e re^^^tlon of Manchester Community 11:78 (7888) TMUyht Show Johaay schools, has asked for continued ag;aln. Caraon (C) bron church in Uie near future. D-S.C., said he planned no ac- they are fathers. Vietnêse ^ o feel threatened ûege. She lives at 119 N. Blm (8-48) Dick Cavelt Show support of the hot lunch pro School Menu tlon on dTEift reform this year, Otiier deferments have been ^ the anuîetnameae cam- Although early Communist 1:88 (8) With Thla Bias 4 Agnew on Repression gram even though there w ill be The menu a t the elementary oriiy a review. Isaued to echool teEichers, criti- ^ ^ m b od lan govern- ]^lIos(^hers like Engels called (88) Prem ier Theatre (48) New* Beadllaea VSAF a price increase effective Mon Nixon aakied the authority to cal defenae employes and poHce whipped up. A South drunkenne(M a capltaltaUc ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP) Mich., Ford Local by 13,600 BeUstoai Film aad Sica Off day. HEY SPORT! end educationat exemptions In a and firemen. Vietnamese government spokes- ______yjg captured^______weapons^__ being disease, Russians were do^- — The United Auto Workers tm- votes to 220. 1:18 (8) Newecope (C) In a letter to peuonta, Mrs. 7:78 (8) New* and Weather —Mo messagê to Oongfress and an- R «p. F. Ektarard Hebert, D- ju®tt Cambexha has------agreed. turned over ^to Cambodia.Cambodia, iY ®- nation of drunkards, unpopular causes. ^ tive. board, including Douglas ‘the red’ as has been true of U SED C A R S What a gorgeous one this is. All the standard proval. wholesale, political draft over- i**® Cambodtan government en- questionable. It was said. But And after the 1917 revolu- .a m e r i c a n T "The UAW takes its stand several towns around us be Fraser, were elevated to newly Top Prices Paid i At the same time Nlxcn an- -haul. tdrely responsible for aU the gunie officers argue the United tlon, the (3ommunlM leaders firmly against the arbitrary Pollution Rules created vice presidenctes. cause of increased cost of 9W AUMakesI Triumph features plus tonneau, wire wheels, nounced a plan to begin phasing But Stennis said he favors glv-consequences resulting from the gt^^tes should go ahead oii(yway. faced the problem. Lenta tried treatment of the unpopular by products." Fraser, W(x>dcock and Great- out Hie draft ta JiAy 1911, when ing Nixon some discretionary delay’ ta making arrangements MUitory leaders are known to prohibition. Stalin -watered Oie government and insists that offi Limit Burning Michelin tires and road lamps. Midnight blue ^ '^ 1 1 house are exmsidered: contenders The hot limch program re CARTER CHEVROiiT the draft law esepires and shift authority to end college defer- tor the welfare and ropatrtatlwi the loss of Cambodia could vodka. Krushchev raised cial power must operate with for the presidency when Reuth ceives some reimbursement to an all-volunteer army. ments. Stennis said however, iiie Vietnamese. Qje so-called domino prices. But nothing worked. respect for individual freedom,” New State air pollution regu C O ., me. with black interior. er retires four years hence un from the state, approximately 2095 John C. Stennis, D-Mlss., certain medical and science stu- He called on all friendly gov- theory and ak the countries of present leaders ta the 1.6 million member unl(» lations w ill severly lim it open four oents for a student lunch, der a mandatory constitutional 1229 Main S t chairman of the Senate Armed dent deferments must be oonU- emments and International or- SouQieast Asia might go under Kromlln have started a said in a convention resolution burning In the town, Fire Mar three cents for milk and some provision barring anyone from Phone 649-5238 Services Cofmlttee, said he ued. gantaatlons to oblige the Cambo- c5ommunlet domination. massive crackdown against FIGHT PpLLUTION adopted Thursday. running after passing the age of t ia l W illiam Lannlng annoimc- surplus commodities. However,' does not thtak on end to the Hebert said Nixon could side- dlan government to stop the klU. Conversely, aid might reverse PoUtburo member "Agnew tries to heighten our 66. ed recently. Under the regula draft "is ta the realm of reality step Congress on the exempUene tag of innocent Vietnamese. the situation and create a Cam- dangers of drifters, differences, ^ lit the (Xiuntry USE AM OCO 5UPBI PREMIUM LEAD FREE GAS The other new vice presidents for several years to come” even through a loophole ta the law ______bodian ally for the United States drunkards ta Soviet and make it unpopular to dis tions, trash, garbage, and wet are Olga Madar, the only wrom- materials may be burned only DE CORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. after the «id of the Vietnam that permits him to abolish col- WASHINGTON (AP) — Some (strong as 'niailand. sent,” said Steve Schloasberg, society. an on the executive board; Nel after a permit from the police war. lege deferments on hia own by top Pentagon officiale are say------UAW general counsel. Benefit St. Maurice OathoUo Tooth Program 643.4165 There seems little doubt that son Jack Ekhvards, a Negro; department has been obtained 285 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER “We should just forget the ruling the armed forcee needs tag privately only owUt and sUb-b AINGKOK, Thailand (AP) — i. AabAIv "He Is also selective. When a Ken Bannon, the union’s Ford Under the new laws, one-day idea that the draft could be require the action. stanUal mlUtary aid can pro- prime Minister Thanom KlttUco- J™ mob turns over a school bus in d^>ariment chief, and Dennis permits wriU be issued for the St. Mcwrice Ccrtfiolic Youth Program eliminated or suspended until But a White House aide said vent a ommunlst overthrow of chorn tadlcated today Thailand the South he says it was angry McDermont, a Canadian direc burning of dry grass, bruA, PiM enta that war is 'well over,” StennlB use of the loophole had been the new Cambodian govern- would extend cooperation to ‘ parents. But when kids demon tor. and leaves only when conditions said. coneldered and rejected. ment Cambodia 11 diplomatic rela- Mithority to have de^wlU^ strate for peace, they're ‘impu You Con Now Have are considered acceptable. No MUSICAL EVENING — ------^------By the same token, some how S C T vered 10 ^ ago are l i i l i i dent snobs,’ " Schlossberg said permits will be granted during ------' the Vtaw that the Cambodtan sit- restored, official sources said. A in an interview. Families Pay Most extremely dry weather or when WITH THE MILLERS” uatio^ If ejqiJolted, might pro- sources sad the prime |ho nUlnS Committee Ilie union resolution, written NEW YO R K —A recent study conditions would cause smoke vide powerful leverage agaiivt nilntater gave the tadlcation to a “ December. NYLON STRETCH by Schlossberg, urged that the shows that alt (east $12 billion to Unger. If smoke from a fire APRIL 24 1970 — 8:00 P.M.. Direct Vote Amendment Vtet Cong end North Viet- visiting group of 32 American Authorities have put a ban House reject a Senate-passed is spent each year for college becomes a nuisance, the permit Donation $1.00—To FBmlah Teen Boom namese forces ustag Cambodian Defense College students led by on the sale of all hard liquor ta "no-knook” law, allowing fed- undergraduates’ expenses and wUl no longer be considered Faces Toiigh Senate Fight berrttory os sanctuary from the superintendent, Lt. ’ iGtan. (dx^ near factwies, ptanU, In- HOSIERY itoiF 39cpr eihl agents to enter premises that 60 per cent of the total vaUd. The fire must then be ex Vietnam war. E. Kelly. sUtutea and other public places without wrarning where use of comes from Students’ families. tinguished immediately. OPEN HOUSE Sat. lt»5 WASHINGTON (AP) — A pro- dtatricta and two other electors This asseoament became Although Thanom did not ope- of work. A second move cuts drugs is suspected. It also urged posed cot)stitutional amendment at large. known Thursday after the White eiflcally mention military coop- the time of sale by three hours Congress to defeat Mitchell’s allowing the people to elect dl- The direct election amend-House______dtacloeed Camtxxha is re- ^,.a;tlcin, it was clear, tiiat such a day ta all stores. And last District of Columbia crime bill rectly faces a ^ rugged final mmt w ^d have to be rattfi^ celvtag ae-veral tiK^sand cap- small- weekÔiey ordered the restau- PANTY HOSE 79c P proposal that would permit pre Rolling Hills, Mansfield round ta the Senate ^ er a by ^ril 16^ *'“'ed enemy weapons from aWpments, the Informants rant markup on Uquor raised ventive detention of persons sharply fought committee tri- apply to the 1972 presidential Vletnam-wlth U.8. ap- ftom 60 to 100 per cent. It ta WHEN YOU PURCHASE awaiting trial on criminal election, tae ^ y difference provai. ’nMitand used to auoblv rifles estimated that one-alxth of aU Jeaaen’s.h iglily modem Rethemaoit Hm m Villages a i« ‘ charges. I throughout Cioonciotfout. The Senate Judiciary CJemmlt- Houae-approve acknowledgement ap- ^ canihodla before diplomatic retail spending goes Ibr drinks. The resolution said the pro aad along the Slutem Seaboard. 8 GALLONS OF GASOLINE posal, which ttie Justice Depart ECONOMY HOME ^ ® T h e ^ n i provided that the Peêd o e ^ to s ^ contra- ^^ôons between the two neigh- mamiy vodka. ment has urged as a model for theM dovbtopmeiita are so high that the higher tnoome group wanta r — 7----- ratificationra^^tirt.^88 Droceaa wouldwouThave h a v e ---- "T. ---- "‘7T boraeo™ were severedseverea byoy theuie Cam-. Thej.»e public puooc campaigno has led FROM OUR SERVICE STATION of Closely fought preilmtaary ^ ess w ^^ m em ^ say aid to^ tx x to bodian chief of state, Prince N<^' to oiber proposals cf a mors the nation, would reverse tae ,?co**omioal enough ao the m ld ^ and avm the lower tn o ^ groups stations. They are partment, and strict bans (m PRODUCT SHOW AT In the House. The senator said Jury StiU MuUs quick heiptag hand to the gov- free world," should understand Identitted by name and piace of wdre tapping and illegal search he hoped the rival proposals ernment of Premter Loo Nol the situation in Cambodia and work. Such measures, in an 25,000 es and seizures. would be offered and defeated, Evidence In which deposed Prince Norodom consider the request reallstical- effoK to tighten labor discipline, The convention overwhelm iy'. could cost toe peracn a out in ingly re-elected 62-year-old SOUTH WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL swing behind the torect election iYMo'vnahan lO y iia n a n Trial in a i sth^‘«A next four or five weeks. It ‘ The government has good salary, even loss of job, amendment or give up on Fh-esddent Walter P. Reuther to WAOTTBRintYCnnn (A T »_ w®* laW- P®"® a critica]; stage will toward the new Cambodian widespread drunkenness his 18th straight two-year term S FRIDAY, APRIL 24th-«-11 P.M. changing the Electoiral CoUege wAiii,rvouni, ^Jo^n. ^ govenmianL government and the Cambodian ^nd addletion to alcchol to in the first contested election for system. The Jury reeumed Us delibera- durlzig that______period,_____ the people," 'Itianonn said. "If and hiArodwt not only for ristaig g Re e n the union presidency in 21 J SATURDAY, APRIL 2SNi-M1 P.M. But Sen. James D. Eastland, today ta the perjury trial ton Nrt forced wouM*^have per- whro relations are normalized, crime, butalso (or many oi the years. D-Miu., Judiciary c^ rm ^ , Timothy Moynahan, a la-wyer haps a 60-60 :r

--J' ' \ \ r A' . \ ' ■ ''V- \,\ V . ' V ‘ A PAOB TWELVE \ CHESTER IW B N n ^ HBIUILD)^ MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, APRIL 24, m b PAGE THlRgiteN amount to tl>l MlUon. Vernon A p o llo 14 All' authorUaUora are mibjeot Surhmer ^70 Heller Just an Onlodker to later fundbiff by ConrreM. Trinidad Mutineers Antiwar Sailor Found T o R e m a in NOW YORK (AP) —Rocket To Consider At Filming o f‘Catch 2 2 ’ ? Elderly in Public Housing VERY SPCOIAL expert Wemher von Braun says Free Six Hostages By BOB THOMAB hook that sold over 18,(W ^ * V Ihnocent of Sedition the natkMt's space plans for the Asseotated r* tm Write* and dkfci’t make t ^ ‘O tm Get NeW Limits on Income PRIDES ON UROE On Schedule decade Include orbiting skylabs, Two Projects PORT OF SPAIN, TMnldad trolling about 80 miles off the WABHINOTON (AP) — A lea” and a reference to Becre- Two community service pro- HOUUYYIOOD (AP) — Novel- A recommendation from the a housing authority if this (Ooatlnoed from Page One) space shuttle vehicles, an un (AP) — ICtitlnous eoWtmw ** ‘Trlniaad, reaSy Navy seaman who publUhed an manned landing on Mars and a Jecto In predomlnanUy Black _ __. ___ ^ _____ to evacuate an estimated 8,000 tat Joseph Hriler w m In town ^ state for an Increased maxi- meant a loss of income to the DRIVEWAYS Ttouraday released six hostages ^ ^ 000. on the Island should for a look at hU baby. “CWch <*»® ®^ o' antlmHitary newsletter while P®®P « moan's FIra ICauro formation, nine-year shot to Pluto during and Puerto Rican sections of M » ing a thousand copiee a w * ^ mum limit for Incomes of those authority. / Thursday Navy Pahie hKhcated that area of the ^ O .^ Tour lineup of - a high-ranking oMoer and ^êrious vkrienoe e n » t. The Biit- , . . . The commlsslononi will ro- serving at the Pentagon was Raymond Perkins, trial flve women — from Tiinklad’a ish Navy‘s two frigates sta- mat’s the wild, wonderful rS^J^BuT^ Uvlng in housing projects for o,o Incomes of all of those found innocent of urging deser- Judge, told the court that In con- UMRAL FINANCING moon remain, as a goal for American mer 'TO General (^mmlttee at main mlUtary base where they tloned In the Oaiibbean were World War n novel which has off the elderly was approved lost Uving In the projects at the Uon and sedition but Is guilty of sldering Uie charges against same future ntisslaa. Newspaper Publishers Assocla- » J?®***"* im in aunnort of ni».»fc not far off If needed to pro- beoom. a modem clasrio-SH night, by the local Houalng present time. This procedure is ___ ,___ -i.-,-,.. I Priest, they should bear In mind "TW. imiy rnglcn rwnalns a tlon m e^ here, Vton Bmun , -nj® K®"®*'^ ‘®®t reridents. mllUon copies sold. Hriler rs- Authority. carried out biennially to bo two lesser charges, j -statements critical of gov- IP YOU DON’T GET OUR ES’nMA’TE YOU MAY malned absent whUe Mike Nl- helped. And Mgh priority objective In our lu- said Thursday the a^rted^- ta StS JriftTS^te, a former ***^ The new schedule sets the sure that Incomes ore not In The Navy cov^ . ****i\wi, * ernment policies are not In and BE PAYING TOO MUCH Chois filmed the $l4.7-mlBion »»• totfU limit tor a single person excess of limits set. directly during the trial with the ^ themselvee disloyal.” " " 'TO mI^ cC t and Wll- commander of frinldad-. WO- say which of t^ rosining garded ««"<>««« » *“ "■ iu„antlc can contribute to on a mmi mrmy, obtained the re- ^ r t ic h .«■■» Uving in a project at $8,968 and Church Speaker broader lim e ***^ ceman a perklns told the court "views Aprilo missions will be sent porary setback. , , . dally bests as part of the Sum- leases in negoUatlotis with the for a couple $6,986. The present The Rev. Cornelius Nichols * °T S flS a n S r t. which act- ‘n oppoelUon to government pol l^w a^H riier included in the maxlmums are $8,660 for a Bakker wUl speak at the mom- BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS there,” Paine said. "I am firmly con^ced that experie^. . rebels at the Tetron Bay base, e d ^ a Jtoy d S the eight- ^ V l e t ,^ are held by sub- FREE BOX OF FLOWERS WITH EVERY FREE ESTIMATE! And even In Apollo’s jA's fall- the apace program will prove to ^le communal ■ sKe of Trinidad's only armory. Ctommonwealth. But most of ^ Bortpt w ritk*. which wae the single. and $6,410 for a couple. Ing worship service of Union work of Buck Henry—”me day trial of 26-year-old Roger ®tantlal numbers of people In Phone Us Today, Hot Bituminous Driveways. Installed B|y Experts, Driveuray ■•{ lire, Paine saw a measure of be one of the moot Important, Manchester will Serrette also peiwuaded the «^ "*y J*, ^trolled ^ A letter to the Authority from Congregational Church Sundiy. Lee Priest of Houston, ruled various walks of life, many of Graduate” . TWe would eeom to ant-WM Jsimea T. Sullivan, assistant His topic' will be “ Has GM Driveways Sealed Tool Up to 6 Yean Financing AvaUaMcf PHONE TODATt EU006t8* creative and beneficial to man- their separate ways durinif muUneers to transfer army o^fi- wWtes, Elsst Indians and S3WI- Priest was also Innocentof three whom are prominent members Otter Expim May 16, lt7fr Cluh PrcBident Indloate temarkable towWw- <>* **™®- commissioner of the Depart- Any Favorites?” Before his re- Cluh Speaker “We regard the recovery ac- Wnd ever undertaken by ^ various al- eers they were holding hostage ^ anoe for a man who dervoted *® make HeHw separate counts that his writ- ot and respected tnembers o tlons that followed the accident 'United States/* said the deputy j*^ja^y,gxlstlng programs In both from detention cells to house ar- Recent dutmbanoes grew out -ra -L^tTmj ^ ment of Community Affairs tirement Mr. Bakker served the a ft H PAVim ftND OONSTRUGTION 0 0 - HN. Mrs. Oiarlea Carsky of Ken- seven years of hie life to writing no longer need write advertleing Arthur XX Tin.. fogs Were designed to Incite Im- professional, acadeonlc, poltUca^ M a gratifying success which juMistant administrator of the Manchester and HarUord. The rest in their quarters on the 0^ a student protest of the Vemon, has been noted that OongreM has in- South Congregational Church of id” nt o^ M an S to X rfa w ?T a cte of In.ub- and government circles.” H.I West Street, Bolton, Conn. Will contribute greatly to the na- National Aeronautics and Space Willimantic group will work base. ^ West Indian students on riot & nowl. copy. crecund the monthly benefits Waterbury Crom 1963 to this superintendentweni oi m aiKîor __ xi«i„valtv. called it a matter of common OOMMEROAL and BBSIDENTIAl. elected president of Qie IMan- ’ ’When I speak at unlverslUeB, S*"'® <**®" ^ payable under the Social Secu- year. He has also served as a schools, wtU speak on "Man- ordination and disloyalty. don’s space flight competence,” AdminUtraUon. primarily In WilUmantlc . . _ i charges in Montreal. The demi- . Priest’s civilian attorney Da- ow eê. MS-8MS — Out of Town, Call CoUoot, Day or Night Iddne arid. Von Braun arid the program projects under con- The mutiny erupted TueiAy onriôns were whipped up ?*®“^*^ ^*!I"®" *_„ . I’m always asked If I had <»«* writing (m rity program. The maximum Is Masonic lectuner, Rotarian and Chester’s Past.” Monday at a Pri®®*’® Assistant nrosecutor U John after Prime bOnl^ WU- ^ ^ ^She ,succeeds Mrs. Ro**®^ worked on the script.” HeHer such films « ^ ^ raised to line with this. The American Legion Post Com- meeting of the Women’s Club vld Rein sa d ^ter the verdict Awlst^t p ^ e ^ ^ The Senate panel Thursday would have practicri appUca- sideratlon In Hartford are a dams declared a state of emer- ,__ ^______^ __ w,______. Dolln. , . «>id. ’ ’When I say there is g»® OJrl.” ” 0 | ^ Roysto”, a^ approved a »8.8 billion spending tlons for commundcaUwi, navi- community service program ^ demanding black control recommendation from SuUlvan trlBI^der. He lives In Manches- of Manchester at 8 P;m_at âs road late ’Ihurs^hev^ a chUd^f He Other officers elected are always a shuffling of feet, Indl- ’'Dingus McOea “ concerned the state financed ‘®*-- 8®«>«<1 Oonpagattonol (Jurch. P*®®®®^ *^®®‘ c^êd the puS^^cation a^serio^ VVUtll^celling for AV* the apCAWspace Iâv^scasssprogram |faVlVMl,gatlcn, \,acrop wj/ oi**surveys., : mapping, • oj/vitcrvasheered by themsx> x,sm»^/vschapel vrari the vlnldtvi# A>HVWI«tra.- ^ nmtorta Priio Painting The guest speaker, who re- innocent of the more serious caiiea me puDiicaiion a senoito shortly after the House passed a mineral prospecting and weatti- Warburton Community Church Mrs. Raymond Borst, the students felt this was ® « and the Ohlldron’s A W i^ T e s Uons by Black ^ e r advoca*^ t;;êr»'and riC T s^ r^ president; Mrs. Mrs._ Alexander wron^.^ 3 Sut^ - then ^ - l I explainexâin to NewNewHai^' Haven” - ” the w r it ^ c# K It was voted last nlrht to an- M” ' °viren qf Vemon, a tired to 1961 as sup^tendent specifications. "The court con- one ... far froni being remote $8.6 billion space authorisatlMi er forecasting. and the Children’s Adventures vmiUui and Elgner, correspondence secro- them that novelists do not nec- deoepUvely easy, then I got member of the Tolland County of Manchester Schools, Is a slderod the whole case and the or abstract rhetoric. measure. Von Braun outlined the apace 1970 program sponsored by the ’^tto^ra .-laim »»ttafled with their lot prove the samesame maximum >nomt)er of the Tolland County of Mancnesier acnooia, is a sioeroa me wnoie casn aim ------tary; Mrs. Steiîen Harvey, rei «e«uiiy script writ- Involvod In the caatlnc and pro- the federaiiv nnnn Association, has been named charter member and trustee of many spectflcatlons and appar- He said Pre>Opening But the House rejected on a projects lor the decade; Horace Bushnell Church. Both • m«-ioritv the limits for corling------secretary;^ «ip«,laHy Mrii. Phillip of their own <»«<=«««- whichwhich took a vast . ii»,^ ®™® U*® pHze winners for a the Lutz Junior Museum. He al- ently decided Priest ihad not language to urge desertion and (AFTER 8 YEARS OF PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION) 58-88 tie vote an attempt to _^luto shot: A lineup ofJupi- are Hartford churohea. ^ Pineo, treasurer; and Mrs. sored projectsits also. Tiie towm paj^^yng entered In the 60th an- so Is a charter member and the done much of anything,” he otherwise promote Insubordina- rilmbiate $190 mUUMi set aside ter. Saturn. Uranus, Neptune Representatives from, each Andover materiri. Nor do pleywrlghts. amount of time.” _ Uas. —J I- 4— VtIbCUCU $11 WltJ WUl lUl* mj la «b viama vva awvas*s#vsa «*aaa« V4V*VO Anothtr Prtftigo Ultra-ModMii $750,000 Rodney Dolin, executive ad- 'Ojects and la to the nlversary -iversarv exhibition exhlbhlon of of the the C Con.mi- first first treasurer treasurer at of the the Manches- Manches- said. said. tton. for a space shutUe and ataUon. and P lu t o - ^ c h last occurred ch m ^ attended y e ^ r d ^ ’a turi i ™ ’’Somewhere along about the delayed the eirii^ process .of planning a fourth. vlaor. thdrd rewrite^ Mike and Buck "®vel No. 2. ’ I never teR ^ necticut Academy of Fine Arts, ter Historical Society and heeds .jjjg court announced Its decl- Priest told reporters after the ■me Apollo 18 mishap ac- 177 years ago-wUI allow a meeting and req^ted from We we im erî^ irico ^ FlTC A llxiliarV Francis Pltkat, chairman of Several club members re Henry showed me the script. I compulsion to write a s e c^ Mrs. Owen was awarded the Its educathm committee. He Is after nearly seven hours of verdict was read that the news- the Authority, told the com cently received awards in ooun- musy aay Î thought it wa« fine,__ novel, but now I tn tryii^ pu^ academy prize for "a painting,” the charter president of the (jû>eratlon. A vote of two- letter would continue to be pub- European HEALTH SPA i T ^ ™ [ ^ ^ 1* for::* « P- pIb ea^h T h e lp toelr ^ « To Meet M onZy ty aris and crafts oompeUUon I everything aside to get tt done,” missioners there is a bill pend Her entry was titled "Winter’s Manchester Rotary Club and a thirds—four of the five men on Hshed. in Enfield. Mrs. Donald W. fou would have to come out of he said. ”lf my kids go away for ing to Congress which would End.” Gerard Doudera of Tol- past president of the Manches- panel—was needed to reach ------W« are Completing PhoM No. 1 of Our Charter Membership "ê enornl* of the program W^d At FirehoUge W<^ X>laced first li^ scidpturo movie script ” ^ summer, maybe I wlU. * limit, . ^ the ^ amount of '’®*'^ ®®*' was awarded the Alice Col- ter Chamber of Commerce. eulltv or not guilty verdict, Enrollment. Low Charter Membership RotM Available Only During lected to equal no more than Una Dunham prize for lUie best Mrs. Mary Ann Pazlanos is In âs delayed until Bell Players one-fourth of a person s total portrait. The exhibit will be charge of arrangements tor the The maxl- Our Pre-Opening there an accident,” ‘"“ •"®- open to the public through May evening. Mrs. Leonard Hokan- Meet Tomorrow Rep. OUn Teague, D-Tex. - . The---- same ^ ^...ws.%ss.>wss»amendment would vTwusô a17 I cDvat thevise Wadsworth vrt Atheneum son and Mrs. Robert Larmett th^tMserârges of Facilities for Women Facilities for Mon 4 of the House Space Committee. ); have the government subsidize In Hartford. as co-hostesses. receive on the lesser charges promoting disloyalty and diso The Now England Chapter of At the Ume of the explosion man crows, will ^ ®“®®.®;^ which Includes classroom and m e mutineers were reported ^ tov^ b^ toSLl to receiving awards in ,even yea», I probably couldn’t wie sprayed a chemJeri In 17- bedience by servicemen would the American Bell Association aboard Apollo 18 two weeks ago, by ftations to them .. . It Meredith Vlcalre and son, Un- and $16.5 million from space ggy jr_ announced a student ref------^------John Mbney, a psychologist of doesn’t have to be no children at Roclt^tiUe. flight operations. erendum on ending the coUege the Johns HopMns University, all—or adoption." ------— Nixon had proposed $966.6 p o x c program foUowliig a alt- to any view—-scientific or popu- in this connection, MacIntyre CL-i* tr»_____ . mlUlwi for ApoUo but the House in his office by about 80 activ- lar—that a male child carrying reported on resiUts of 47 cases OKlIllg DOOming[ Space Committee raised the the recenUy widely publicized of "very high risk" pregnancies jjEW YORK—Skiing is boom- SALE ______Other demonstrators at the BOAT! aberrant chromosome comtitoa- —from thp standpoint of ad- jn the United States and SATURDAY L m o I N otic* college continued an occupaticn Uon, called ’’XYlT,” Is foexora- verse genetic h lst^ —In which Chnada. In the 1968-66 aeaacm ______begun. Monday, of the campus bly headed for a criminal life. pre-natal dmomosomal analysis the two countries had 78 ski A P R IL 25fh AT A P^BATE C»UHT, held ROTC offices smd classrooms. , Money said further studies of the embryo was made by tap- oroas. Incontrast to 686 now. 9:M — ItM at BaUon. within and for the Dta- — , ___ ^ »„ BSD need to be made before conclu- pfog amniotic fluid from the U.S. ski enthusiasts have trlct of Andover, on the 21st day Thedr demand for an end to of April, A.D. 1670. ROTC has been supported by **" five STORK OF FASHIO**-*'^ sUms can be drawn. mother’s womb, end culturing trtided since 1966 and are ex- COMMUNITY jJdSS*"‘ - the Student Assembly and en- On another subject. Dr. Carl the embryonic cells tor micros- pected to triple again by 1976. BAPTIST CHURCH Estate of Pauline Huether Lehr, dorsed by the faculty by a 61-68 M. Pearson of the University of coplc examination. Lost season they spent $200 885 EAST CENTER ST. late of OolumbtaTin said District, deceased. vote. ^ Ju t& D /L California at Lcs Angeles Cen- "Only 11 of them needed to be million on equipment and cloth- MANCHESTER The Executor, havinx exhibited Other coU ês experiencing ter tor Health Sciences, and a interrupted (by therapeutic Ing. ^ r e “ aS2SâSi? student demonstrations and dls- specialist .' and paper h&vin^ a circulation in said College, aAd H6rD6rt Lm Hebron will play for the ^Jwjnyfi&DjrL and ChsLbtilinsOL on the carrier trait to at least order of last year that demand- SO DOES OUR HOUSE PAINT! whole mess of them. And, that’s ex f^ r& e 'S dancing, which will be from one-half of their daughter^.” ed improvement of service with of diatrlbutoes and an order of dls- 7 ;80 to 11:80 p.m. Proceeds •Dr. H. Nell Ma^tyre, ai) foj requirement that earii train actly what they make your lawn look That the 6th day of Irom the affair will go to sup- anatomy profesror from Case meet schedules at least 80 per May. A.D. 1970, at 1:00 o'clodc In port the 4-H Horse Camp in like — a mess. Sa even if dandelions the afternoon, st the Probate Office University Bobool of Medicine, cent of the time. That’s In Bolton be and the some Is assign- ADinglon. sala of Cleveland, said he disagreed penn Central contended that aren’t a problem yet, be ready for ed for a hearing on the allowance The Leaders are also plan- with Pearswj—and vrith anyone ^ railroad’s fault them when they start to bloom. Scotts ptol ) rib^n ^ S “this ^ it “dfoSSto nfog to hold a horsemanship ★ FIBERGlsAS MATERIAL rise holding similar ■views about New Haven fleet was why Executrix to give notice thereof, by clinic at the horseshow area u r n ■ publishing this order in some news- ,1,- m av IS sj^lfically recommending outmoded and said that Uw oom- plus-2 is the sure, easy way to get rid W V to v to g a circulation in eald center. W- agalnst ha'ving children because mission was wrong In stating District. by leaving with, or to Instruction In both EfoglMi SUIUWOOF' of dandelions, plus-2 penetrates to 4 of posriUe genetic risks. that the railroad must continue it lasts LuOnMouWlW* ★ PETIT PAINTS. PLUS "Genetic counselling still is eervlce In the absence of flnan- »noiwrai»i»* the roots, and dandelions soon begin tereated and reaidins outalde said fered. Also, a pejrt of the FO R M ISSES FO R G IR LS $007 not an exact science,” he saU. oial support from the public. to fade away. It also clears out a 2lSia«v.Snaj^brftoo“S25’dSI ffy’® p ro^ m ^ ll be demon- AND W OM EN SIm 4.16 ‘I ’m definitely opposed to uig- The PSO said the Prim Gen longer... rpet|»l- Save in April. . . use in May of hearing, and return make to strations by 4-F' members on ing any couple not to have riiU- tral request for another hearing couple dozen other non-grass weeds tiu* Court. oourt, prepare a horse tor a ★ OTHER MARINE SUPPLIES dren—or to have them.” was opposed by New York Oity, Save $2 10,000 sq ft 12.95 Attest; NORMAN L PREUSS, showmanship class. He said that, In general, tile (ifestobester County, Lorcbmont, Your house actually stretches and shrinks with variations and it full-feeds your lawn at the same ______Thla weekend will be 4-H Save $1 5,000 sq ft > 9 5 ' 6.95 couple riwuld be Informed of the New Rochrile, Mlamoroneok, in temperature and humidity. It’s this expansion and time.i Pick up your plus-2 now and UMiTAnON OBDEB teen weekend at Davis Resort, W pr. contraction that often causes house paint to work loose, Save 50f 2,500 sq ft 4.00 reeg. 89c pr. known facts about ponsible port Chester, Rye, and an or- h.M a t^ M S S S L r.® ^ !^ !?^ ™ ^ ‘ »t®7 J® I rUks, but "you should try not to ganfsotloa called the Tranzport- creek and peel. apply it after dandelions are in bloom. reg. 79c pr. Pittsbu rg h p Imnts new S u n -Proof* Latex House the District of Manchester, on the ’ ’Today’s Hangups.” SALES ^ SERVICE ^ TRADES let your personal blBs\beoome ation Action Committee that leth day of April, 1$70. Discussion groups will focus Permaknit cotton Paint stretches and shrinks with your house . . . this Present, Hon. ■ John J. Wallett, ^ eivldmt . .. Leave It up to represents oommuters, flexibility enables it to. resist the cracking that ruptures Judge. on “People Pressures,” "Com- briefs with elastic them ." ...... — ------— S't'® munlcations.” ’ ’TTuat,” and Girls’ Permaknit an otherwise sound paint film. It has four times the John W. ReynoldB. late at M an "__ • leg or nylon rein He also said he oppoees' ”de- .______stretch power of other latex paints, arid it resists fume cheater In said District, deceased. The Meaning of Person. Dr. straying a child”—through ther- On motion of A cuff. Won’t shrink, unborn child la still a devotovfng .aUSriauSrtx T & e d ^ u> n e w ULM, Minn ( A i ^ - ^mbryo. publlc notice to the creditors to High school senior Chris/Boer- 'stretch or pull out < Parents whose tltsUbom may B AN TLY OIL BUSH HARBWARE CO. bring in their rtolms' wUMn said ner Size 8. Reg. 91- 30 MAIN STREn, MANCHISTIR FH O N I 643-7910 have been deformed or defso- • I i\ii- \ \ I \i time allowed by publishing a copy of shape. White, 793 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ri™this''order’’jin‘’some'‘ n e im Earth Day Utter plckl^ when be ' tlvs should be given another ; Nt \ I \ I i: I I I BLISH HARDWARE CO. . 3 pr. 2 J W pink, blue, maize. Phone 643*4121 / SS?Vu£ir*riiS d S S ^ own gUi-. along a 7:30 to 5:00 DAILY # 7:30 lo 9 THURSDAY # 7:30 to 4KI0 SATURDAY ohonoe to produce a noriMl III 793 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER PHONE 643-4121 Uw date of thla order oM retum gutter. oblkk ftCaolntyrt said. moke to this court of the notice He had k>et' em tlM.day be- (DAL lingerie ai WtoM-oU stores) “ PTCteiid,” be said, “ that you cIteil JOHN J. WALLBTT, JudfE. fore. arc A yat»V ooupls lookliig for- Pittsburgh Paints waid to ths birth of your flrri

•»'V A \ ' \ ■' A \,A. A ■A \ , X V ■■ \ V V . - ■> \ • A) ■ , V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 PAOI FOVBTEEN Section Two FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 lEurtiittS FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 Pages IS to 28 the lata Dr. Bmat T. Krebs Sr., FDA Okays and Dr. Ernst T. Krebs Jr.j of Police Arrest Stello-Ungerer Dolan-Maloney San Franolsoo. The time between the grant Accomplices Of Drug Testing ing of an IND application and fi Hospital Phone On Housing Plan Miss Nancy Joyce lingerer of Dead Escapee Kuehl Resigns Post nal approval of any drug by the Jaycee To Hear Gill Manchester Memorial Hos Cihatham, Mass., formerly of (Continued from Page One) FDA con take years. The oltnl- HARTFORD, CSonn. (AP) -- cal testing is a first step toward pital’s telephone number Manchester CRPA Hearing Manchester, and Michael T. may be reviewed more fully and Police arrested two men early has been changed to 646- Mello, also of Chatham, were demonstrating to ttte s^lstac- today who they sold were ac On Water Pollution As Town Director permission for the clinical test tlon of the FDA that the drug is 1222.. ^ e switch was made united in marriage last Satur ing qould still be withdrawn if complices of Sylvester Cooley yesterday about noon. The Is One of Two Scheduled safe and does what It is claimed Jr., a jail escapee who was ; Water pollution will be the topic Monday night when Republican Donald K. Kuehl has resigned from day afternoon at the First Con cause is found. Meanwhile, the for it. new number makea avail The Capitol Region Planning received with mixed reactions clinical testing can begin at any killed during an attempted rob JoBepn N. Gill, commisBioner oi the State Department able more trunk lines and, the ^ n ch ester Board of Directors. In his letter of res gregational Church of Chatham. of Agriculture and Natural Resources, speaks at a Agency has scheduled an area- toy the agency representotlves, ignation, dated yesterday, he cites "newly-assigned re time. bery thia week. therefore, more people will wide public hearing on Its pro- some of whom praised the re The bride is the daughter of WUllam J. ’Ilneley, M, of sponsibilities at Hamilton-Standard and 6n increased Mr. and Mrs. Rothe HUger of The drug 1s being made legal monthly meeting of Manchester Jaycees. be able to call the hospital posed housing Irian for the! 29- port while otiiers were critical ly available only for the cUnical Stolen Dali Hartford, another jail escapee, GUI, who U also a poultry without getting a busy sig commitment to extensive trav 41 Campfleld Rd. The bride farmer, hsa served In hie preo- town Capitol Region for May 7 of Its findings, groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. studies, not for general use and ai-year-old Robert Quth- nal. In addition, the new at 8 p.m. in the Bowers School Town officials hearing a eling,” as his reasona. Found Near ridge were with Cooley wfien be ent posltldn for IS yean. John Stello ot Chatham. among any cancer patients. number wUl provide better auditorium In Manchester. preaenUtlon of the report Meriden Mayor Kuehl, 44, was elected to the ’The FDA official said no ap was killed, police said. He attended the New Mexico oervlce when the new wing •nie Rev. Richard K. Bailey The only other hearing on the at their meeting of the Capitol board last November. Before of the First Congregational plication had ever been made 1-91 Ramp Both men arc charged with Military Institute, was gradu Is completed. proposed plan scheduled by the Region Council of Elected Of- Asks Cloging Of Church of Chatham performed before for the clinical testing of HARTFORD, Ckxm. (AP) — robbery with Violence, among ated from the University of New' CRPA’a Program Development flclals this week limited their the ceremony. Bouquets of Laetrile. A stolen painting by the surreal other things. Mexico in IMS, and spent two and Review Committee will be dlscuzslon untU more members I School tor Boys spring flowers were on the In Sausallto, Andrew Mc- ist Salvador Dali valued at Cooley, ’Tinsley and Guthiidge years each at the George Wash Michaelangelo’s David held May 8 at the Louise DuHey were present. The report Is ex- „ MERIDEN, Conn. (AP)—The BuUdlng Committee. alter. Naughton, head of the foimda- $00,000 was returned to the invaded the home of 86-yeorokl ington Univenlty Law School in Dressed for Britain School auditorium in West Hart- pected to be discussed In great- Conn^ticut Sch^l a RecenUy, he was named act- The bride was ^ven in mar tion which sponsors and prom Wadsworth Atheneum Thursday. Eddie C. Gray on Kensington Washington, D.p. and the Amer tora. or depth at the next CRCEO riage by her stepfather. She otes development of Laetrile, The wood-panel painting, Street early Tuesday morning, ican Institute of Banking in Now LONDON (AP) — David has The preliminary housing plan meeting, be.ctosM down, says Material D ârt- wore a full-length empire gown said IND appUcatioM had been called "Paranoiac-Astral Im police said. York. come to London, wearing a lig- proposes 22 recommendations to ------age,” was stolen Tuesday after QUl la an ex officio member **??”*^ *^?^ n, n»«nt at Hamilton-Standard, a of silk organza, trimmed with made previously, but that the Gray came up the stairs with leaf to q>are the blushea of the be estabUshed as regional WAVE Honored which ha- kept him away Venlsc lace, over peau de sole, Information and procedures pre noon. a shotgun; saw Cooley, also of the Board of ’TruateeB of policies towards goals designed Vernon Mia. Barbara S u l llvan, ^ designed with long sleeves, A- It was spotted in a paper bag sented had been judged to be in armed .with a shotgun, boldli|g UCcnn, the Board of Oontrol of An elght-foot-taM copy of Ml- to provide greater housing op- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Den- y e ^ . ^ e H« _has ^ e n line skirt and detachable train. adequate or incomplete. He said Thursday morning near an the Connecticut Agricultural Youth Charged Her veil of silk illusion was ac Interstate 91 entrance ramp in hU 16 year-old son at bay; and dielangelo’s statue of David, portunltiee for aU the region’s nls J. SuUivan ot 4 Robin Rd. enable to participate in budget "we and others have felt this killed Cooley with a 'blast in the Experiment Station, Regional which' stands naked and un- residents. and a third class potty officer w m asnipplng bicMmt reviews. cented with Venise lace, and was so, sometimes." the South Meadows area, police Marketing Authority, and SoU With Assault she carried a colonial bouquet said. ’They declined to Identify head, according to the police ac ashamed in Florence, Is the Included In these recommen- ..Hin the WAVES, ^ has been select- er was wounded. ^ In ms letter oi ” rewgnauon, êno Mcâughton said "half a doz count of the incident. Cooley’s ConaervaUcn Advisory Commit center piece of the Italia Ro- datlons are immediate action of roses and marguerite daisies. en top-fUght physicians" will the man who found it. tee. He is chairman of the Con Michael Secore, 17, of 162 March**™ youtha charged with recognizes that his job reqwn- Mrs. Douglas Tomm of And The Atheneum said the $1,000 accomplices fled. mantica, a two-week promotion from pulrilc bodies to begin South St., was atreSted yester- conduct the studies, involving Three men had robbed Louis necticut Milk Regulation Board. over was matron of honor. more than 100 patients. reward it had offered for the - GUI is a past president of the Bridesmaids were Miss Karen painting’s return has not yet Reed, 36, of 270 Bellevue St. ftL Q. l&rgo p ^ _—1 — ^Vfl.rruiit issued hy C3ixiult v’s— ---- *- slayings committed when they workshops and other sessions Word of the approval of the Sunday night, tying up Reed, his Connecticut Poultry Associa Stello of Chatham, sister of the application came from Dr. Dean been paid, pending completion tion, Northeastern Association bridegroom; and Miss Patricia wife and two children and flee Joseph N. GIB Thames Also proposed is a direct hous- - assautt No de- STOdtate of Manchester ^ . .. ___ _ e‘ociea omciw snoura Burk, a well-known cancer re of the police Investigaticm. of State Department ot Agricul- tag a llo V a ^ to all famlUes and High School, she worked as a ^ Hllger of East Hartford. "We are grateful that the ing with $900 to $1,000, poUce ■ - ■ • - reieasea. nurse’s aide at Mansfield State feasible,” Mayor He concludes, "I have en- The attendants were dressed searcher, who is head of the cy said. time and the Btorra Lions Club. Individuals who require flnan- aepor« was released for an- nu™e e *uae at jnansneio Biaie —— -----. *" —r”------tochemistry section, Laboratory finder responded so promptly to He la a member of the National alike in full-length empire our appeail and that tiie picture The trio staged a similar rob questioning state officials about hers of the Board of Directors, gowns of mint green peau de of Biochemistry, National Can bery at the home of Jasper Association of State Depart- Two Target Dates Eyed as offered on the private mar- ctourt 12 May 19. the WAVES in Nov. 1967. cer Institute. suffered only minor damage fnenta of Agilcidture and a past security at the school. and I am thankful for the op- sole with long matching veils, during its absence,” said James Jones, 56, on Wooster Street a Richard Tasak, 23, ot 886 Cem _ _ Dorsey said the Institution portunlty I have had to learn and they carried colonial bou Burk says he thinks Laetrile member of the Mansfield Board Tax reforms to reduce the was arrest^ yesterday Elliot, director of the museum. few hours later, police said, and of Education and School Plan In School Building Plans F u b i l C K e c o r d s shouw be located somewhere ûch more about Manches- quets of yellow roses and mar has a very high safety factor made off with $280. property taxation of housing and c h ^ e d with faUure to obey else. and shows “potential" for treat ning Committee. Warrantee Deeds ter and ita government. I hope, guerite daises. in some way, that I can con Robert Stello of Chatham ing human cancers. He wrote to Miami Doctor Indicted He la also a former member Clrculit Paul A. Schultz to Anthony tills effect in a letter last August of the U.S. Broiler Advisory Bulldtag Committee represen- ber o i ^ ^ there will l»rwm o*»n'®"ded, as is the establish- court 12 May 6. L. Solatia Jr. and Constance tinue to serve Manchester, served as his brother’s best In Medicare Statements Commuter Computer within the limits of the time man. Ushers were Robert Glea to James Farmer, assistant sec MIAMI (AP) — A Miami doc Committee and the board of fotlves, and town offlctola lost ment of local housing authorl- Richard A. Nichtem 28, of C. Salafia, one-half interest in Art Group Picks • a Hartford was arrested by Ver- property at 23 Summer St„ con- available to me.” f son of Chatham and William retary for administration of the tor was indicted by a federal LOS ANGELES (AP) — A .4 ht eyed two target date. In ^ ties In all towns as well as . GOP Town Chairman M. Ad Department of Health, Educa- new computer matching service Farm Bureau. non police early this morning veyance tax $1 1 . Winning Works Siebenmann of .,Dennisport, grand jury Thursday for al ^ school building program. Z n o o e ^ at Nathan Hale , ler Dobkta said today that hU Mass. i ti ®® 1® ‘I'® “^ tln g of court May 19. Devon Dr., conveyance tax bars. The w taneJT^r5e die- ®‘^«*** mal testing of the drug. man Tto^ Con«»rvatlon ây retain an architect for arawl^ and cost P«>Srammtag for public faclll------$19.80. slderation to replace Kuehl on deep pink chiffon. Both wore charges against Dr. Apostoles North American Rockwell engi played. the Board of Directors. corsages of pink roses. The marriage of Miss Kath ton, D.C. She has been em While officials of the National neer, announced Thursday for Satisfaction of Judgment The winners, the media, titles „ ,, _ . “ T Richard Kelsey photo G. Chakmakis, etenming from ^ He declined to release any of A reception was held at the leen Jane Maloney of Milford, ployed as a registered nurse at Cancer Institute were not his reports to Blue Shield of mation of the firm, Compu- ^bert W ^, and Walter Fuss, Keeney St... and Nathan ^ ^bllrti a "iwt larger °* *®'P®** housing Town Will Fix O a H Paving A Construe- cuid places of exhibit tacriude MRS. MICHAEL T. STELLO Wychmere Harbor Club, Har Immediately available for com vice president------of Griswold — —Bkigl-0. Hale onnooi.'si Sdiools; ana and lor tor cunBuiia'’ consulta- ^ ^ plan have been distributed to tlon Co. Inc., on April 14, 1970, Roger Colton, wateroolor, ‘”rhe the names under cwmlderatton. formerly of Manchester, to Jo Park City Hospital, Bridgeport. Florida Ihc., about the munber Transit. He said car sharing wich Port, Mass. For a wed Mr. Dolan received his BA de ment, their associates made It of house caibs and office visits could remove one milUon of the neertag Itoc. and former Dl- yen on the choice ot a third d _ _ public officials futd libraries as Tennis Courts paid judgment of $818 to the Akley Place,” the Savings Baiik He aaiA that a ôn^m M seph John Dolan 'of Buffalo, w ^ r of PubUc Works In Man- jjmior "hl^h' scho^rslte. Follow- the”^ ^ * ^ ^ l t toe ®® *® orgmdeatlons and in- ding trip to Bermuda, Mrs. gree from the Catholic Univer clear that controversy exists he made in 1967 and 1968. 3.5 millirTperty®^S <êney ^ » 7 knit dress and coat with white afternoon, April 4, at St. Ga the -medicare paying agent in ange counties during rush reslgnatitsi from the accessories. The couple will briel’s Church, Milford. tioned at the Lang;uage School ’The drug was developed and the state for the Social Security hours. p;esentaUon, at TBC meeting ^ Z ®®j^ ®‘ < ^ « - Oak \ Construction Wlihey, oH. Disturbances Unimportant live on Ekdio Lane, North Chat at Bt. BUss, Tex. used over the last 50 years by Administration. Cost of his service will be $3. N ine ^ôlunteer8 for a November vote. over the post y ^ . Thomas ^ d Lewis St.. ^®r r e < ^ t n K t ^ • a e lls,” ^ ^ t o n Memorial U- a The bride Is the daughter of Additions to the three schools. Marriage Licenses brary; Mrs. Ada K. Christman, J*me, when William R. Schal- ham. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Maio- — building and sites committee six tennis coints at Manchester oiamase BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Rojas, who charged that the Mrs. Stello is a graduate of Join Camp Staff and purchase of a junior high 7^°" "to vistt 's e h ^ HMtford. on M ^ o r- BonaM Alfred Rlvest, Agn- acrylic, "Problem," Connect!- *«•■ election was stolen from him, ney of MUford, formeriy of site, were part of the school . ® ^ recommended Anyone wishing to comment ^ near E Center St Mass.,, and Dawn June cut Bank and Trust, 364V4 W. “®*“ ®*“* Donald B. Weta The government put down two the University of Connecticut. Manchester, and the grand remained under house arrest %e is a teacher at the Well- Camp Kennedy Director Har- planning overview for the 1970s. 2!!j^ôre*^Dresatag their ®" P*®" ®*‘ *® ™®k® r®<^- ^ two ’kdiacent to the high Johnson, 86 Hudson St, May Middle T’pke. placed him. Both a n plots Oils week, by a few mili daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. *y F. Smith today announced presented by Susag to the «*P'^®®®‘>« mendations may do so in writ- ^JJû2diZ * ^ ^ ^ 2, Bt. Bridget Church. Last month’s awanfo included beans. Wells was reelected; last with memibers of his family and fleet (Mass.) Elementary Raymond Fogarty of Manches tary officers supporting ex-dic some supporters. With only one School. Mr. Stello Is a graduate the names pf nine veJunteer Board of F/luoatlon on March Robert Weiss, big to the Hartford C IÂ of- ^ Wialter Stuart Adams, Hart- Gordon Lunsford, oU, "Home November, tator Gustavo Rojas I>inlUa, and ter and Mrs. Catherine Maloney teen-age couhselora accepted 23. Additions call for class- o«iied last taght’s meeting for reconstructing the ^gh ôrd, and Joyce Marie ’Tower, From the Sea," Savings Bank *H»e last previous resignation per cent of the vote uncounted, of Chatham High School. He is of Vernon. The bridegroom is 6 president Carlos Ueras Restre- the official figures diowed Ro a commercial fisherman. for next nimmer’s damp ses- rooms to Knney, 18 to Robert- ^ ^ ^ weZ 23 Debnont St., June 6, St. of Manchester, 928^n St.; ôre th« by State Rj.. ■po said they were of "no Impor the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugêne sions. son, and a gymnosiiun-cafe- of “*® Problems arising from an Bridget Churdi. Mrs. Peggy Winther, pastel, Francis J, Mahoney, in Jaih}- jas 66,000 votes behind the gov P. Dolan of Buffalo. tance.” ernment candidate, Misael Pas AU from Manchester. they ‘eria to Nathan Hale S ^ ^ ^ e s d e J ^ llT ^ e e b The Wd specs provide that the BuUdtag Permits “K i t t e n , Obeaeiy^li- ary 1969. Mahoney wan elected "T ^ situation o t public order trana Borrer. The Rev. Lawrence LeClair are: Charles Lundbei^, Beth ^ odu^tion^ sp^lflcatlons com- contractor must start work with'- Richard M. White, chicken brary; Gus Estrom, oH, “Surfs" to the G e ^ Assembly N^ in tlie counti^ is now normal,” Retreat Planned of St. Gabriel’s Church perform Egan, Deborah Duff, ^ Bou- “botad be ready within two ^ t a ^ e H n e bt sevm days of the contract coop at 717 ToUand Tpke., $80. Whiten Memorial Ubrory; and vember 1968. He was replaced U eras declared 'Riursday night. 'The closeness of the election ed the ceremony and was cele ten. Missy §usag. aalre Smith, weeks. M oumrw^ groe ^ ------and Rojas’ charges of election ----_ „r».A#liirAa!!ro ^d u ndooted i^ * adopted «®V«rai ^^'^versd bouseheJ^ ^ jjjq annually oe- must have the work Antonas Ramanauskas, fence Ronald Winther, wood carving, <« the board by Mrs. Mary B. Informed sources said that For Retired Men brant at the nuptial Mass, as Susan Petxoskl, WUUam Pitkin Three junior- high - tracts ident- SpKwedures l ^ ^ f ^ f o r ^ S o n ^ an completed in 46 days. Llqulfiat- at 24^26 N. Fairfield St., $400. "Whales," Connecticut Bank LeDuc. Both are Democrats. after Rojas was declared the fraud set otf disturbances Mon sisted by tile Brothers idivler and Paul Smltii. bled at the same time are In y«®™ ®*® „ . . ■ day in Bogota and other major Ifled at the same time are In y«®” ®»® . . . ------To meet ^ di^lenge ^ ^ damages, In the amount of WUUam Morrissette, tool shed and Trust, 884H W. Middle Mrs. LeDuc ran for reelectten loser in lEist Sunday’s presiden Retired men from tliroughout Schuber and Andrew Ritz as AppUcoUens tor volunteers 7 “ ® ^ ®* town: ««hltect for all town buU ^ must looK w> oasic ^ charged for eaDr, Ssdas oxuoo. laaodlote d^foiy. VOLK FOLKS, LOOK HERE! and buckle accenting the waist seboeds. junior high school students. PANSIES line. She wore a matching Superintendent ot Schools Police Chief Glenn Ray said De CORMIER .A . headbow with a veil, and car Donald J. Hennigan noted the he and Ms ipen would "keep our MB IrOai St., Masohtstsr I4B>41BB Mean Spring! 1968 YW 2-DOOR SEDAN (BUD) ried a bouquet of yellow and greatest opportunity tor flexltae noses to the ground and see if Op«n Evm. Leapt Dur«i«y 0 Sehirdiy Basket white daisies with ivy and moss classroom planning will exist at we can sniff out the culprit.’’ green streamers. Colorful Swiss Giants Bridesmaids were Miss Karen 3 fo r «2 A S BMiedict €Uid Miss Mary Betii Plant Hiem Now! i r - Here’s a real sharp one. Automatic stick shift, Benedict, both of Deihy, N.Y., and nieces of the bridegroom. leatherette interior, 4 cyl. engine. Red finish, Their gowns and headbowa BUSH AND CLIMBING were similar to the honor at Hubbard & HaU Lawn black interior. tendant’s, and they carried bou AFRICAN 1495 quets of white daisies with ivy ROSES Fertilizers. Covers 5,000 and moss green streamers. sq. ft., high nitrogen. Terrence Quirk of Wood AU Colors! VIOLETS Ridge, N.J., served as best Formerly Patented— (Buells) Reg. $3.95. Now Only man. Ushers were John Bene Reg. $1.60 DE CORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. dict of Derby, N.Y., nephew of Rag. D-49 92JM 1 the bridegroom; and Edward N O W , | 3 9 Large 4” Pots Marschner of Buffalo, N.Y. HAH AU Purpose Plant Food. 285 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER 643-4165 NOW aa. (Flowers, Vegetables, Trees, Mrs. Maloney wore a pole Evergreens). 89 lbs. reg. $IA6. blue dress with matching ac Get In on the P. M. BARGAIN BLAST! For NOW $t.U. cessories. The bridegroom’s 3 ^3#88 mother vrore a gold colored dress with matching accessories. Both wore corsages of wMte roses. Sov* up t« $1.97 yd. on 54" to 60" wid* Spnciol Group of Wondorful, Woordblo PLANT ^ Hardy Perennials A reception was held at Donait’s In Milford. For a wed BEDDING NOW Delphinium, Lupine, Shasta Daisy, ding trip to El Paso, Tex., Mrs. Phlox and Golden Alyssum. Dolan wore a navy blue ensem Petunias, Snaps, Calandula, ble with red and navy blue ac BONDED SUMMER NOW ONLY cessories. Alyssum. QOa» REMEMBER Mrs. Ddlan, a graduate of NOW ONLY OTC Jonathan Law High School, MU Geraniums (all colors) 4 Large Pots JNI ford, received a BS degree in nursing from the Catholic Uni ACRYLICS COTTONS 39d - LIME ...... 4 bags only THE O F YOUR versity of America, Washing set i C Now’s the time to get your—Onion Sets, Strawberry, Asparagus Plante, $ 2 . 0 0 just Blueberry, Rhubarb: also Shrubs, Evergreens, Tools, Insecticides, Green LOAM FOR SALE yard yard house Potted Plants, Soil, Pots, etc. We have everything good for your MOTHER Gall alter 3 P JL garden! . i. . Come See The "NEW” Woodland Gardens—New inside, new displays WITH A SPECIAL GIFT FROM IM3-7I72 outside—A Growing Place! If you have a problem, just ask for help. We’re here seven days a week to serve your needs!

Adam’s Apple SUBURBAN BOOFENG OO. # 8PBINO PB^CES, AL MEN'S SHOP Gifts & Accessories e FREE ESTIM i^S "The Morvel of Main Sfi‘eef, Manchester" n m 1 fjJooidianiL GARDENS E. Hartford-OsU $8t-4M FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORES Manchester Call • Lay-Away Plan 330A BROAD ST. 901-907 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER-643-2471 LET JOHN, UDON. DiOK on PteDL ZAPADKA p o o ^ TOVI • Gift Wrapping MANCHESTER PAR!IKADE OAKUND ST. • Roiilt fk % MAHOHESTER • Charge Carda Open Mon. to Sat. till 9 PJM. OPEN M ON. thru SAT. 9:38 to.5:30 THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 P.M. IM WOODLAND 8T.-DPBN DAILT TIU . O-^HONB iU -Otli ■ 1 Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 ajn. to 9:30 pjn. Rlead Herald Ads ■>\ ^ V V . ■ w\\ ■ ^ ';Y ■-' . . ■ ^ ■ UANCRESTER EVENING HEBALP. MANCHUSTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN pAcn fintiEEjf MANCHESTER BVEm|T6 HERALD. MANCHESTER. CQNN» FRH>AY, APRIL 24, 1970 Laura Dedomlnlols Oatherins Jdhnson (o Annie Savino i lexoniler Schultoels tor-fine practice woiSd aftoot Judy Dloklnaon- Ib rlm Klsln Diana Dleterle Claudia Kuehl Robin Mbrlnn Jail in Lieu thouMiida of priootteni and Thomas Bmayda Less Eye Damage Caused touoh virtually every jail in the PAUL DOD9E AUTOMOTIVE Bennet Honor Rolo Btwlla DonnelW Jean Lefebvre Golden Anniversary JuUe Donofrio Boott Leona Eric Stafford obuntty. Patty Stanklewtcs By Eclipse Than Feared Of Fine Said "We otonply cannot liava a ' Orad* 7 Mary Twaronlto Nancy Donofrio Susonns- lisb e r I CENTER Jamea R. Adams Carla Volkert Bradford Downey Paul Lukas Bias Stlmac system of justice wMch would Jeffrey Stone NBiW YORK (AP) — The ma cooperation with the medical call for charge account justloe," Lyra Amhraoe Susan Waich T erisa Dvorak Linda Mlsgl To Be Unfair Barbara Anderaon Richard Wassennan Cherise Dsura Karen Carole Stratton HOM E TOUR jor eclipse of the sun last March profession and societies such as answered (ieorge !■. Russell AIR CONDITIONING Marole Strimaltls the Nationat Society for the Pre-’ Jr., Baltimore olty solicitor. Darlene Anderson Kathleen White Nancy Easley Mlohari Maloney 7 flailed to produce the epidemic WASHINGTON (AP) — The Barlele Mlohsls John Sullivan SATURDAY. MAY 2nd. 1970 venlUon of BUndness." Both Bass and Fisher support SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Anthony Blatr Toni Lee Wing Laura EMdy of eye damage the experts had Susan Millsr Margaret Susog Here is the breakdown of eye ancient practice of jalhng peo ed the necessity of threatening Sheri Appelatoin Jill Winter Karan Frost e CHECK ALL LINES FOR LEAKS Wendy Mrosek Soott Bwensen 1 to 6 P.M.—Rain or Shine feared, according to a survey by damage oases reported; Ariso- ple who don't pay'their fines is jail for persons who could pay 9 1 B M EMen Bongaaser Lee Ann Wright John < 3 e ^ e EVACCA'ra AND CHARGE SYSTEM Barbara Bodatnann Linda Glenney Christine Nlmlrowskl WilUam Taylor the National Society for the Pre- na 4; California 18; Colorado S; under strong attack in the Su but simply refuse, but said the Mark Eaitio Janet Veal Donation .^2.00 Florida 4; Illinois 4; Indiana 6 ; JM PCOT T SI*».-^ 1»N —HOSES-CtAMM Lorraine (Bouchard Grade 8 Jam es Gott Judith NoUs ventkyi of BHndneas. preme Court os unfair to Bie law does n<4 differentiate be Itoren Vennart But the survey turned up a Iowa 3; Kentucky 8 ; -Maine 1; Patficla Brwuian Katherine Bourn Roger Granger Wendy Norlbig tween such cases and persons Gloria OrdOB Pam ela Watch relatively and unexplained, Nevada 3; New. Hampshire 1; poor. , Jana 'Briggs Jeffrey Buoy Clara Greenfield SPONSORED BY THE WOMEN'S CLUB OF MANCHESTER who would pay if they hod the Debdrah Parsons Robert Walsh number of oases in Oaiifomla, New Jersey 3; New Mexico 1; Lawyers representing indl- money. Dorottiy Btlndamour Andrea Burr Linda Grenier Kevin CarroH June Hanson Linda Ptsoh Constance Willard Proceeds vriU be donated to the Man ■nckets may be obtained a t: WatMns of where the eclipse was only par- Connecticut 4; New York 4; gents who were jailed because When all else falls, Blass said, PAUL DODGE AUTOMOTIVE Donna BUyak Klmerly Wilson Mancheeter, lift the Latch Gift Riop, they were too poor to make Donna Cavanogh Diane Harvey GayneUe Powers chester Historical Society for the Che tlaily visible. Most states had North Dakota 1; Ohio 1; Rhode the state might be' Justified In Edith Oacaoe Cheryl Wlrta Crlsplno’s Food Market, Creative Coif Immediate payment of flnea Tliomas Chai>ln Gary Carlson Karen Herbert Janice Result two to four cases but CaUfomla Island 1; Texas 2; Utah 8 ; Vir claiming labor In lieu of money, CENTER Colleen Young ney Homestead Fund . . . fure, Community "Y ” . asked the court Wednesday to Laurie Oola Glenn Cooper Pam ela Horton Jonathan RuUnow had 18. ginia 3; Wisconsin 6 ; I ^ r t o but he argued that around-the- Stephanie Zarbo declare the practice unoonsUtu- 878 MAIN STR EET MANCHESTER, CONN, Hilary Cooper Laurie Korwits Christopher Saundehi The nationwide survey of eye Rico 2. clock imprisonment required Jam es Cooper specialists and hospital emer About 6,000 questionnaires tional. (tor Information call 010-8881) Jayme Crealey the Indigent to give iq;> more Mtohnel Darby gency rooms found 96 cases of were sent to ophthalmologists Robert O. Fisher, represent than a day's work. eye d am a^ from looking at the and the society has received n ing a number of Baltimore Indl- Laurens Demers Engaged Engaged Russell aigfued that the Balti sun, not all permanent. This 1,136 replies so far, with a few gents, told the court that letting Amanda ibanidson more case Is moot since the Th« engagement of lUiaB *raicy compares to the 247 cases found more expected. The society also The engagement of Miss Vir an affluent defendant pay Ms Qynthla Dodson after a 1963 eclipse In a far less checked 1,009 hospital emergen fine and go home while jelling a Maryland legislature recently Martha (Eddy Lynn Cook to Hv>mas Meeker ginia Woods Myers of Pitts amended the law to provide comprehensive survey. cy rooms. The eye doctors re poor man for nonpayment Is not I ffiiaron Fates Hlnda, both of Stona, I w been A spokesman for the society ported 87 oases, the hosidtals 8. burgh, Pa. to Second Lt. John equivale'nt punishment. much of what Fisher Is Mldng. ^ Mask FUxslmmons Fisher respMided that many announced by her p o r e ^ , Dr. said the relatively tow number Many more persons, perhaps Denton Mlnnlck of Manchester Stanley E. Bass, representing ‘ Beverly Fuss persons remain in jaB under the and Mra. Bht>en CMk Jr. of of cases this time appeared to in the hundreds, sought medical has been announced by her a Chicago men kept in JaR be Alysa Ckddataln aid after looking at the sun, the old law and judges still have the Leslie Grandqulst Btorrs. She le also die grand be the result of widespread pub- parents, the Rev. and Mrs. John yond his term because he could survey found. “There were a lot power to send a poor man to jail Lucy Handley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al licatton of warnings of the dan Earl Myers of Pittsburgh. not pay an additional fine, said X'nidol for nonpayment if they 'want to. gers. of fright cases,” a spokesnum time spent in jail is a more se Robert Healy bert Schendel of 606 Gardner Her' fiance is the son of Mr. James R. Thompson, minois Charge a t O ne, oidithalmotogist, com said. vere penalty than paying a fine. Diana HoHatrom and Mrs. WllUam J . Miimlck of assistant attorney general, Torrl Johnston it! menting before the survey re Before the eclipse, visible “Society toohs on it different Her flaiice la the son of Mrs. across the nation, eye special 260 Wetherell St. predicted chaos If the court Angela KsHslak turns were totaled, said; "If we Miss Myers attended Davis ly,” Fisher said. "A man who Thomas M. Hinds of AshevlHe, do have as few eeltpse bums of ists ha^ voiced grave concern knocks down the work-out sys Richard Kos N.C., and the lafe Mr. Ifinds. and Elkina College, Elkins, W. has gone to jail is u criminal. A the retina as I think we will about the danger of bums to the tem, particuhuiy In courts Ann LesUe Va., and graduated this month man who has paid a fine has Miss Cook Is a senior eit the have, I would like to think that retina, the delicate inner layer where fines are the only penalty Nancy Lewkdwlci from the Shadyslde Hospital had an unfortunate experience.” E . O. Smith High School In It Is In large part due to the of Ure eye which transmits Im used, such as traffic courts. Patricia OLAoyd Storrs. Fisher also questioned any work of the news agencies In ages to the brain. Scho(d of Nursing in Plttsbuigh. A three-judge federal court In Mlcbael Lombardo MEJlOflHH She 'Will be employed at the foimula that equates loss of Baltfimore upheld the edd Mary Mr. Htaids, a graduate of E.O. GHenn Lutzen CapMolr. Smith High Schotd, aittended the Lankenau Hospital, Philadel freedom to toss of money, no land law but ruled judges had to William MariLoan Univeiaityi of Tennessee and phia, Pa. matter what the rate. take Into constderatlon the indi Calthloen iMaber (SR Hichel Tells Alaskans: Angel MELODIYA ANGEL served for three years in the Lt. Mlnnlck cUso attended "One 24-hour day in jaX does gency of defendants with a view Baihara IMiarch : S A t . U.8 . Army Reserves. He is em Davis and Elkins College and not equal |2,” Flrtier declared, to adjusting the sentence. Susan Morteney OT1APHIM ployed es general manager at is a graduate of the University calling for a ruling that would The three-judge panel also Susan Mayer . imr ^ Famous Artists! ' Markland’a Garage in Storrs. Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline of Connecticut. He is serving require courts to provide other said the practice of requiring In- Joanne MoCaUum The wedding is planned fo r with the U.S. Air Force and means of paynvent, such as by digents to work out court costs Debra Mic(PherBan I iA-\i\ri Jiaie 27. Won’t Hurt Environment" will be stationed at the Colum installments, ' they oouM not pay was unconsti Erllnde Meter ' bus AFB, Miss. A spring 1971 A decision outlawing the JaS- tutional. Mary Messier L.P. Records birds and coated miles of shore RICHTER Charge JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — wedding is planned. Diane Miner lines Hickel said; " I do not B-298 D-498 Secretary of the Interior Walter Scott IMottat 8 -F o o t it! M anchester want another GuM o t Mexico or • FRANCK J . Hickel, told a Joint sesBlon of lin d a Netson the Alaska legislature today Santa Barbara episode In Alas Raymond Fhelips H ospital N otes ka or anywhere else. The petro Tornado Roars P ram A m .. -B R A H M S construction of a transAlaska Susan Plodn • 1.44 2.87 oil pipeline wUl not damage the leum industry understands the Helen Ramey Osr Ref. S9.99 Proctor - Silex A cross M em phis VniTINO HOCitS environment. problem and will spend millions Linda Ruaaell E-S98 F-698 btoniMdlato Care Semi- "The construction authoriza of dollars this year in fighting, SHOlP CALDORfor Qynthia Shanley A nd M ississippi Charge 4-Slice Toaster private, noon-2 p-m., and 4 p.m. tions wlU be igiven only after a controlling and researching oil C i l k l o r Marcia Spano S p.m.; private teems, 10 a-m.- thorough engineering and de spills." ^lairoa Sweeney it! The Interior D<^>artment has (MEMPHIS, Teim. (AP) — A 3.94 Our Rag. 15.99 M p-m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. sign aiuilysls," Hickel said in a GARDEN NEEDS./"ft! Wendy Taylor 4 9 . 8 8 3.44 Pediatrics: Pareots allowed speech prepared for deUvery to moved into the final stages of a pre-da'wn tornado roared across Brenda Tedford Choose from all artists and titles in our inven ■ The ideal family toaster. rn. n n n s iW r t ' frJ.'.W ml r l.i.iT n 'hi n r V t ’ Toasts 1-2-3-4 slices a( a time. any time except noon-2 p.m.; day. “And I can guarantee that plan lor northern land use, south Memphis and neighboring Laura Vignone Reinforced, made o f marine plywood. A perfect tender for larger boats. tory as the Beatles — The Band — Glen Camp- we wlU not approve any design Ibckel said. The department be.l — Lettermen — Jim i Hendrix. Perfect toast with any kind of others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Masai a^tpirf today, injuring more Kirk Woodpnrt bread. Features selectronic Self Service: 10 a-m.>2 p.m., based on the old and faulty con last fall opened a series of meet Grade 8 For albums containing more than one L.P. than 30 persons and Inflicting multiply by above prices. color control, #20535 4 p-m«-8 P-m- cept of ‘BuUd now. Repair ings with representativea of In Nancy Andrulot Electric 1 2 . 7 0 wixlespiead property damage. Intensive Care and Coronary later.' ” ^ dustry and oonservatlcm organi- Deep Green Vigoro Debra Begin Care: Immediate family only, Oonservati(»ists who heard zatlmis that he said today will Hie storm blew off toe same Khren Beqgston Outboard anytime, Umlteid to live min- Hickel’s announcement approv lead to a plan representing "the center which sent high winds Nancy Berdnick e s the pipeline’s right of way very >best and most current through Oak Grove, near Para- D eep G reen Lawn Fertilizer Dayna Bertfalaume Motors Matemlty: Fathers, 11 a-m.- Thursday were openly skephoal theory, and methods of applica gould In northeast Arkansas, Lee 'Sersbader 12:4S p-m., and OM p-m.-S that the Interior Department tion.” and Injured five members of VI60R0 Save $2.00- 10,000 .S(|. Fl. 10 lb. ba'g>;05, 7.95 Joann Brean Our Rag-nS-99| pan.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and had resolved questions about "These steps are only the be one family and destroyed a Melinda Oopel 0:80 pan.-8 p-m. possible damage to the land and ginning in an effort to organize house trailer. Oak Grove High 76 AT Tex 9 7 8 8 Bandy Dloklnsoa an 10-speed Age lim ite: 10 in maternity, wildlife. a total polar effort," Hickel School suffered an estimated Save .50e - .5,000 Sq. Fl. 20 lb. bag 4.95 Maureen Donaoble 12 In other areas, a d limit in But Hickel, a former governor said. 81,000 in roof damage end sever Our Rag. 89.99 Formulated for local soils. Greens grass in 10 days, feeds for Karrle EUta aelt-aervloe. of Alaska, tarid legislators "our al outbuildings were destroyed. Lori England No deaths were reported in weeks. 61-A Tarpon 7 9 5 0 A detaUed examination of the C oiirt R ules Valter Eserlna 3-speed The administration reminds DeepGreon pipeUiM apecillcattons wlU con the storms and Injuries were Jean Faloo' vlsttors that with construction Save An Extra_____ tinue to include review—by our said to be minor. No determina HoUla Franklin Our Rag. 54.99 imder way, paridng space Is Inquest N otes tion of overall dollar damage VIGORO Deep Green Vigoro wildlife experts—^to insure tlmt Baitiara FTeedman 52 Musky Dmited. Visitors are asked tn migratory patterns, such as was made. bear with the liospUal while the Public Records Tanunls FMtton 2-speed 4 8 those of the caribou are not seri Winds up to 73 miles an hour WECM Stephanie Fuss parking problem exists. BOSTON (AP) — The Massa 5 0 % O F F ously disturbed.” w e r e ctocked at Memphis Inter MIT Weeds as it Feeds Faith Gowen 3”x l2 ”Boat Fenders 1.19 He said a series of “shirt- chusetts Supreme Judicial Court national Airport where 83 planes FEEDS Anne Graoyalny Can-O-Matic® says the transcript of testimony C h a r g e General Electric Our Reg. Low Prices On Special Grouping Patients Today: 270 aleeve" work sessions are being were damaged. Several planes Linda Gray and the inquest report of Mary Reg. 3 .4 9 scheduled by the department were damaged at the DeSoto Save $4.00- 10,000 Sq. Fl. 40 lb. Bag 14:05.10.95 Nancy Greenwood Boat Cushion, 2.88 Gan Opener 1 AiDIMlTTElD YESTTEBDAY; with technicians and executives Jo Kbpechne are public records Aiiport in north Mlsalsaippi, Stereo Phono 14-K Gold & Sterling Charms P Matthew Hennlgan » D UI.. ia . 3/8 Dia. W Dia. Our Rag. 10.99 and should be opened to the Alvan A. Atkins, East Hartford; of Trans-Alaska Pipeline Sys where two employes were In Lawn fertilizer with weed control. Kills dandelions and other Candaoe HUton In Our Inventory public promptly. II.S N .vy Approvvd Charge it! tem, builders of the proposed jured. weeds. Feeds for weeks. Stopban Ide ' 2.49 3,88 7.49 Mta. Ftancea Beane, East Hart The ruUng Thursday came line. Most of those injured were Fatricla| Jensen NylonIMmrlavn Rope K axnax Rag. 2.99 Rag. 4.99 Rag. 8 ^ l^'"Gold NOW! Sterling NOW! ' ford; Winfield C9iace. 679 Cen The oil xrl^line will stretch shortly after counsel for Sen. treated for cuts from flying Edward M, Kennedy asked the Inngarti Kaoya ter St.; Frank E. David, 601 800 miles across the arctic Alas glass. The fire deppartment said John Krascella 7 . 7 0 Birch Mt. Rd.; Daniel DelMar- court to order release of the do 12 U.S. Coost Guard Approved iSJusi.. i5«to9” 55'..4+'* kan timdra. The right-of-way its ambulances transported John Lachfor 3 9 . 8 8 Siia-’” Features', exclusive click’n clean ac Un, Etost Hartford; Henry E. cuments. Miss Kopechne permit is for ccmstrucUon o t an persons to hospitals. Firemen Cathryn LinsenUgler Gold in hearts, discs, romance or children. Sterling in sweet tion, powerful magnet, foldaway table Duchalne, 89 Hillside Manor drowned In Kennedy’s car after 20 Solid State design, detachable Dyna- rest, cord storage, assorted colors. access road along 390 mSee.of gave first aid at the scene to Janette leeraoh Life Vests ^ „ 1.99 2.39 2.69 heart, love or discs. _____ Ave., Vernon; J(Sm C. Else- it ran off a bridge last July. to 30 others who did not require Rag. 2.69 Rag. 2.99 Rag. 3.39 coustic speakers, separate volume, #730 the line 'from the ‘ Yukon River Spray Fertilizer . Jane Low balance and tone controls. ; xnore, RiE!D 2, Manchester; to Prudboe Bay. The entire line The court left It to the state hoepitai treatment. Instant Andrew Lowe Mrs. Doris E. Oamadie, Rt. 6, Superior Coiul to remove an or The twister apparently fol Weeds Action for will connect the oil rich North Anne MadlCenrie Oolumibia; Mrs. Margaret M. der of impoundment which is lowed a path from DeSoto Coun Away Fertilizer Acid-loving Slope on PnaBioe Bay to Val Casey Matxma Hartl, East Hartford. dez. ' keeping the papers secret. No ty In northwest Ifissisaippi Plants indication was given when this Sharon Maloakle Also, Mrs. Harriet M. Devy, Hickel repeated his plan to Is through Corp Lake, DeSoto Air would be done. Sam Maltempo Bast Hartford; Rebecca C. Mic- sue the permit once the Involved port and into south Memphis The Supreme Court said, “No Kim Mandly Neary, 14 Knox St.; Mrs. Anna parties reach agreement and all and OoUierviUe, Tenn. In south V igoro Law n W eed Stern ’s M iracid Stern ’s M iracle-G ro Nlcklen, 613 Main St.; Mrs. person hae any private property Memphis’ Whitehaven area, Raymond Martina JY. legal requirements tu*e met. But Ehleen MoDennott Marjorie E. Balch, 20 Elro St.; interest In these documents or four houses under construction he made no reference to a re any exclusive right to make K iller Spray 5 - L b . B o x 5 - L b . B o x Kathryn Merrill Mrs. Patricia C. Dagenais, 69 cent federal court order barring 'were destroyed and other resi . Water soluble — see Trebbe Dr.; Geraldine A. Palko, copies of them." It added that it dences and business places Kills dandelions and Our Rag.Rtg. 3.98 resdlts in 7 days. All Our Reg. 3.99 Water soluble — Our Reg. 3.99 David Mongan J the permit until conservation other broadleafs. save yellowing ever Sharon (Munoie Stafford Springs; Mrs. Anna falls "to see any basis for the were damaged. Trees end pow purpose for plants, groups can air their complaints exercise of jurisdiction by the Multi purpose flowers, etc. Safe to greens. Soil acidifier David NeH Parklngton, 29 Community Rd., against it. er lines 'were tq>nx>ted, blocking ' quarter sprayer. use. plant food. South Windsor.' federal courts In these mat a number of streets and causing 2.99 2.99 2.99 Jeon Postal Oonservationlsts are fearful ters,” BJdwin ()uinn Also, Mrs. Patricia V. Peach, the road and pine will serve as power failures 'which darkened 84 Rachel R d .; John Winthrop This was a reference to a fed traffic Ughts and homes. Angela Rolmondo an unnatural barrier to wander Vinyl Guard Folding Fence Porter, lOOC Sycamoire Lane; eral court action by Sidney R. PoUce CMef Henry Lux or Richard Risley ing wlldUfe, cutting off their Lipman, court stenographer at Lrarralne Rcherts Richard E . Riod, 16 Turnbull mlgratoTy patterns. dered 200 extra men to patrol Protect your flower beds with Our M o t o r i z e d Secret ’ Air Cooled Wizzer Disposable Rd.; Sirs. Renate Rloux, the inquest who contends that the storm area to keep the cu this Gothic design fence in green EMsabetb Rooa Another cfmeera is that the under prevtous court practices or white. 18” x 19 ft. expanded ^ 411 ]?Uster Rd., South Windsor; rious away. Barbeque G rill Mary Shalnln hot oil flowing through the pipe he altne has the right to make size. 99' Seat Cushion by Mattel Flashlight H. William R o b so n , 61 Purnell Kathleen Shanley Deodorant will thaw the permafrost—the copies of the transcript for sale Our Rag. 1.39 PI.; Blair A. Smith, 88 Palmer (.ûiii|tl«‘le with Lisa Silha'vy Our Rag. 2.99 Culdar PricadI selmlfrozen groimd of the tun to news agencies and others. He Spray Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. Ju H om e Phones Gain iiootl. Spit, Motor Daniel Smaohettl dra—and destroy the natmul went to federal court when the Stanley Pruning Shears Antiperspirant dith B. Smith, Apt. 100, Mt. Ver character of the area. Curtis Stager state Supreme Court turned him TOKYO — Ten years ago only r)air _ Joseph StaiSdewtos I I I i n Rag. 1 .1 6 ...... 7 7 * non Dr., Rockville; Mra. Anita Hickel keyed his address to down. Lightweight, nat- „ " I / i ^ Our Rm. 12.99 32-Foot 1 260,000 Japanese homes and- Craig Steely E . Soos, CheehlTe; Mrs Mlnne the idea that wise use of natural ural cut.ting "M. I /I. / The January inquest was held telephones, accounting for 9.6 Ann Taylor Spray B. St. Pierre, 6 Quaker Rd.; resources can bring great gains angle. 1.89 A • S . • 1 . 9 9 1 . 1 9 in secret and the records were per .cent of all subscriber Jlsmee Thomas Rag. 1.16...... 7 7 * Self contained, dependable battery. .• Russell S. Stewart, Box 291, to Alaska without abuse of the Impounded by state Supreme pliones. Today the home total Diane Treadwell Oval Heavy duty fabric and springs. Extra The crazy top, it dangles, gyrates, Unbreakable poly case. On off Manchester; Mrs. Elizabeth M. environment. Court order on petition of Ken has reached 3.3 million, repre if/,r 9 .7 7 Roll-On large size 20"x36". No rain checks, balances, teeters, boomerangs. Limit switch. Guaranteed 18 months of in- Truta, Twin Hill Dr., Coven Citing recent oil spills at sea ■ * W i88Tôppm g*5rear^ COLD CLAD* nedy and others who expected senting 32.8 per cent of all Cuttuig capacity up to R a g.1.52...... 9 9 * only 150per^store. 2 per customer. termittent use. try; Stanley H. Tucker, East that destroyed thcânds of to Im called eis witnesses. I'v" branches. Har Expandable Liner phones In Japan. Chrome plated grid with handles. Perma-lift Hartford; John E. Violette, 9 dened hook and blade. Pool grid positioner. Plated spit with adjustable Pleasant St.; Jdm F. ZIpoU, 69 Clear ash handles. 22" tines. Cold Clad 20 mil Dura- Philip Rd. long. ^3.99 flex is a Doughboy exclu Complete with sive. Permits pool to be rsJIO IR iG IEl Never-Frost BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A deepened to a graduated son to Mr. and Mra. Randall 20 in. Law n M ower Filter and seven feet as your family Hill, 169 Summit St.; a son to grows up. Liner is so ARE YOU 11 YEARS OLD OR OLDER? rugged it has new 10- Nineteen Mr. and Mrs. Roderick EUason, w i t h 3 H P 32 Franklin St. , a r e y o u INTERESTEH) IN EARNING YOXm OWN MONEY? Ladder ypar warranty. s & Stratton Engine Refrigerator DIBCHAROED YESTER > HAVE YOU THOUCRTT ABOUT SA'VING FD R YOUR FU TU RE EDUCATION? DAY: Mrs. Joyce T. Galaska, Our Rag. 49.99 East Hartford; Mra. Irene F , > DO YOU KNOW THE VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN GAIN FROM OWN- OUR LOW OVERHEAO Our Rep. 802.94 if boupht separately Freezer INO YOUR OWN BUSINESS? Abraitls, 62 Teresa Rd.; (m fmt or mployMi) Charles C. Curtin, 116 Brook »HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO OWN TOUR OWN Special lyn St., Rockville; Mrs. Shirley PAPER ROUTE? 4 2 .8 8 MEANS YOU REALLY A. Vltols, 108 Vernon St.; Mrs. y. Purchase Frances Marcial, 69 Ash Rd., Manual height adjusts 8 To 1 Power Zoom| THE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD to 5 positions. Recoil SAVE 20>-50*| Excalibur South Windsor; Mrs. Doris L. top mount starter. Hlckton, Mountain St., Elling HAS ROUTE OPiNINOS IN MANCHESTER AND IN SURURBAN AREAS Briggs 4 Strstton 4 cycle 7 - W e b Super 8 Camera ton; Mrs. Judith A. Sokola. on tho finott guolHy Concours Wax Big 8x17 W eb b i d i n g Our Rag. 159.99 East Hartford; Charles C. Cur ■I CaMar PricadI tin, 116 Brooklyn St., RockvlUe. NEW FURNITURE I 6 4 9 ^ ^ * 2 8 8 Also, Samuel J . Schriver, 192 If y o u a r e INTERESTED THE APPLICATION ' C h a i s e C h a i r . Center St.; Jeanlno M. St. Ger BELOW 'WILL MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU TO TAKE Deluxe\20” Lawn Mower Charge Your Purchase ^Charge it! 1 1 7 9 9 THE FIRST STEP IDWARD OWNING YOUR OWN Our Reg. 69.99 $ 1 main, 1 Pleasant St., RockvlUe; SAM I Mrs. Sandra H. Yamarlk, ROUTE. Deluxe throttle control — T ■PWVgUiWg ^^BFu Wa^NW^Mi I Newport features unitized construction with trlple-treat- Freezer holds up to 203 Fill it out ewii mall to Manebeoter Evenings Herald, handle. Nine position fingertip '7•44 4.44 • Sua Ui Today. ed, (iorru-ribbed steel------*• lbs. of food. Separate Charge it! Duncaster Lane, RFD 4, Ver height adjustments. 7 inch- controls — one in the non; Joseph Sylvestre, East 18 WomU a t , MMintiiafwr 06040. terlock with top and Cleans — polishes — seats car finish. wheels. 4 cycle Briggs 4 Strat- 4 9 .8 8 Heavy polished aluminum (rime ,, ,. , Deck rail is all steel. — — freezer, one in the refrig- Thru-lhe-lens automatic exposure and too Engine. Surpasses all in lustre — brilliance Hartford; Erwin A. Kooesnl, with double tube srmi. Yout choice IE lUNC resistant, baked-on vln^l paint ' erator. viewing. Three speeds . . . 12-18-32 Fomfret; Tlrootby A. Morse, Graig Bag .Atlarhmrnt 6.9*> o f turquoise or pumpkin. Model 88 " " " hardness and durability. Manufac fps. NAME ...... Turtle Wnx. 826 EUlngton Rd., South T^nd- tured by;iamous sor; Thomas L. Burgess, S tt RininillE C8. Deming St., Wapping. m io wHig. I Mrs. Oleim Klnghom and son, SALE: FrI. and SsL M A N C H IfTIt WAHMURY aOCKTÎUtB tTf>m 4 WATERBURY WAUINCFORD Haribotxxigh; Mra. Richanl HAMDIN WALUNOPORD Sale; Fri. & Sat. MAMDEN Htogulw and son, Wellswood Lafcawood Ei Wotoott Rd. OPEN We e k d a y s to to 6 lik«woo4 A Wolcotf R4. Rt. if 1146ToNandTumpika' R t6 0 Rt. 5 A t Maridan Una THURS. A FKI. EVES TIL 9 (it/(lor 1 1 1 0 Miwoll Avot Rt. Y At Mtriioi Um K4-, Hsbrai; Mrs..Thomas Ken- .AOB 2380DixwaU Am. , Opan Lata Evary Night 114S Ttlliii Turiplht Open Late Evgry Nil 4rlck and son, .8 Nike Orcle; Stans Io m M in Danbury, Norwalk, Stamford, RIvarsIda, Pagksklll, Badford Hills, Klngttan, Pouglhkaapsta, Northampton & Framingham Mrs. Edmund Donovan OtMf ateraa loaataa la Panbury, Worwalit. tmiHarJ, Rlyaralda, PaafcaliHt. SaSlard Mina, KIngaton, Peugtihaaaila. Wurtnamptun a PramlngSant MO, 81 W. Middle Tt>ke.

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X.H j; * n economic spring is coming to the Can.ulian Arc- AL tic. The “ice” of lack of knowledge and dark Polar mystery is rapidly being broken up, and the idea of use less, frozen wastes is plain out-of-date. In fact, the vast, unknown Arctic is now just a ro mantic myth. During the last 25 years the northern regions of Canada have been methodically investigated and explored to such an extent that they are better known at present than parts of provinces further south. Arctic Canada has, first of all, been systematically T o ^ i d e mapped, with the help of aerial photography of the whole land area. Hydrographers have charted the coasts and coastal waters, and geologists on land have turn-on! probed rock and soil. Glaciers and icefields have been studied by one band of specialized scientists, the flora and fauna by another. Perhaps the most intensive and sophisticated re search program is the many-sided Polar Continental moch II Shelf Project. It began in 1959 and is still active across the great, frozen flank of Canada’s north western ex tremities, in 50-below-zero temperatures. Among masses of scientific data has emerged the fact that very See-thru Amphibious hovercraft is versatile aid to exploration— pictured here on extensive oil deposits are lying under the Arctic islands ' Herschel Island. and mainland. Research and studies have involved hundreds of shirt millions of dollars, and many thousands of Canadians— most employed by the federal government, but many by of them private air survey teams, crews of chartered commercial ships, and, recently, private oil seekers and mining prospectors. A lot of cold fingers and noses perhaps—but it seems to have broken the ice once and for always. -Arrow Everything about this ’ Topographical surveyor uses tellurometer (electronic distance measurer) on arctic island. sport shirt is go... long point Rancho collar, 4-button long, wide placket.— shaped back,— Short Sleeve—double square-flap pockets,— solid colors with contrast stitching Prospector searching for metals examines rocks in Coppermine district and a self-stripe, "cool”, cool see- Red, white, blue and new! thru voile in Decton Perma-lron that needs no ironing. Come in. Turn on. Mach II -Arrows sport shirts by Arrow $8.50 From Arrow, the colorful m och n white shirt company. rancho collar sport shirt

Here is “total tune-in”. .. Mach II sport shirt in red, white and blue "Ensign” colors. The Rancho collar is as modern as a trip to Mars. Shaped front and back gives you a streamlined look. Stripes are patterned vertically or^ middle panels, horizontallyjon sides. Wide, 3-button cufif completes the Crew of Canadian Coast Guard ship on annual arctic patrol set out to Seismic explosion during search for oil. picture. Decton Perma-lron In a blend of 65/35 Dacrpn\ measure sea ice. Oil drill rig near Inuvik. Thu Week’s PICTURS SHOW-AP NewtfeatiiMf. polyester and cotton needs no ironing. Come in. Turn on. REBAL MEN'S SHBP Mach II sport shirts by Arrow $10. 901-907 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER Open Mon. thru Sat 9:30 to 5:80—Thursday 9:30 to 9:00 P.M. ‘ From Arrow, the colorful white shirt company. Chargo It with Maater Charga. Hartford National or Regal Charge Card/ -DuPont R.T.M. ities such as nursing home or Pdpe Greeted Amid Tumult Doctor Gives home care programs are avail able. W hat ore He recommended that hospi More Solicitors Sought Kenyon Review Will Find As He Arrives in Sardinia Rx (or Rising tals be reorganized into progres QAOLJABl, tardlnta (AP) — land of 'martyra and salnta of siva care units—Intensive, acute No More Promising Poets these little prices doing PCtJa Paul VI today raoalvad a workers and magUtratee. of eat- Hospital Cost and convalescent. He said it In Townes Cancer Drive Wiultuoua walooRur of clang- tors and simple and proud sheo- would provide more efficient de-' big balls, ahowera of gardenlaa herds.” ^ » -‘i n w TWImmI CuMS«r D rtv* la sioii will be held at the Town By 0 |COROB DELL icism to fiction. Though always WA8HINOTON (AP) — Hos ployment of personnel com under way, a«iootMUiic to Caialr- Hall May 2 In conjunction with Assoolatod Press Writer devoted to finding new talent, on our big Impolos? and roaring cheers from half a He briefly reviewed Berdlnla’e pitals can fight rlslnf prices by mensurate with their particular man catariea nittault, and more Scout Pack 15. Boys udio vîlU the Review In recent yean mUHan Sardtelana In a vleit to domteaUon by tee Byzantlnee ' Improving the utilization of hos ■kills and the needs of the pa help la needed in tite area a t b^ eight years of age by Deo. GAMBIER, Ohio (AP) — You this Italian Mediterranean to- the Carteagtelana. the Romani tients. may never have heard of the found Itself in more competition pital facilities and adopting pro aoUolattoo. 8t, 15T0 or who are in the third with maw circulation maga , I and teer Bpateerds. He laid tele Angelldes is a past i>resldent A total of IBO inatttutloaal Kenyon Review but a lot of peo grams of preventive or prospec grade eligible to become zines, according to George Lion- Mlnutoa after hto Jetlteer' history had been a eouroe of tive medicine, a Senate subcom- of tee Aesociation of Hospital soUoltatian letten are beingr Ctd> Scouts. ple vdio write the books you IMPALA touched down, the Pope an 'eufferlng and read knew it well. nteg, who has been with the trial” but hod mittee was told today. Medical Education. aent out in em effcut to booat The Cub Scout pack wlU par publication the past 10 yean SPORT COUPS nounced he had come to reward foêd "your industrious and the oanqialgn over the ti^ of l ticipate in upcoming Memorial I Such Uteraryi greats as Rus- BanUnia’a mteera, shepherds Mlsutiilsation of hospitals is Current AHME President Dr. and its editor tor thne. oohêous people” and kept Jack Hall of Methodist Hospital la goal. Day MtiviUes, and a trip to sias’ Boris Pasternak and Rob and oteara tor their "age-old tee island strongly Catholic. evident in three general areas, ert Penn Warren, Winner of' two Lannig feels mass circula-, BIqul|iiwd wMh 160 V-6, in Indianapolis sedd in remarks Aaaiatlng T1iifa«dt In oonfhiot- the Groton sUbmarihe base baa ,and proven fidelity” to hard "The Pope comee to you,” he said Dr. A.P. Angelldes of Lan- Pulltser prises, had their work tlon magazines have begun buy Turbo Hydrvunollc kenau Hospital, Philadelphia: prepared for Hart’s panel that ing the drive are Kra. Oeibcgi- been achedided for some time ing better material. work and Christian courage. continued, "as it were, to re published In the Kenyon Review tranaminlon, power admioBlona, discharge and pa "follow-through on health care anna Hampton and Mkn. Mari during May. ”I think the Review brought Later, aurrounded by hun ward you for tele ag«K>Id and lyn Danduiand. A cub scout picnic has been before they achieved wide and a rtaering. a m radio, dreds of teouaandi, tee Pope proven fidelity.” tient care and management. programs has locked more like popular fame. to larger audience a lot of Diatrtot CaptaiM have been scheduled from June 14 at full wtwal COMM, Zaia- oenduoted an open-air Maaa be- Excitement wae high as tee In remarks prepared for Sen. a Maypole dance than a appointed and are aeeUng l«70 br NIA, Int. young writen who might not noon. After 31 years of seeking out, otherwise have been recog tor Seal, ouatom seat fore tee BastUoa of Our Isuly of Pope set off for what he Philip A. Hort’e aubcommittee progreeelve plan for advance vohmteera for door-todoor ao- working with and publishing ment and evaluation.” The final oUb pack meeting nised,” said Associate Editor b ^ , whitawUta Prtoa Bonaria, whoee wooden Image would be a day "full of emo- Company CO -..on antitrust' and monopoly, Ucitationa. Those adahiqg to eua> FUNNY »ill pay $1.00 tor promdalng poets and writers, is Angeltdea. said insurance com- cf the year wiU be held May each *‘!unny'* gl«d. Send 9091 lo: Ellington White. "That seems to includaa traihimitaUan waObed ashore here six oentu- tlon.” He recommended a program alat in the drive may oontact 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Meadow- Todoy'i FUNNY, 1200 Weir Third Si.. sue No. 138 has become an epi Captaln Alan B. Bennett, eon paniea are partly to Marne for of prospective medicine that either ThUauU, Mba. Hampton be an invaluable function for a (jliugaa and 'tadaeal rtea ago. , "The atmosphere is all brook School. Theme of the Cleveland. Ohio 44113. taph tor the Review. It fell vic mFigaztee It was to^honor this dirine, changed,” at Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. Den- not providing payment for com- ■would profile an individual’s or Mbi. Dandurand. of this nature.” taxea. said smiling, meeting will be CUb Scout oir- tim to economics after gaining a The t r.a d 11 1 o n continued which alto on a rise above Gag- die-aged Maria Orru. Now nett of 98 Baldwin Rd., haa been prohe^w out-patiem eervloes, health and personal characteris Dlotrlot oaptalna are Mba. cut. position of eminence in the liter thus forcing overnight hospital tics and project his major risks m i through its last issue, in udtich Saving you Harl harbor, and to mingle with there is eo much Joy.” named commander of Company Barnard Banvflle Mbe. School UmebM ary world. Unless a sponsor can $ . atays. of death and disease for a 10- Joanne Hofridna, WUlie Cirole; and h M a fellowaiilp at the the Review’s longest piece, a 1125 tee.uB hardy ...wand strongly Catholic A few early arrivals from the „ tinHaHm leiuh infaiArv School lunches next week in Tale-NorfoHc Summer Art be found Kenyon College offi riiort story UUed "Watch tee Sardtailana, that tee Pope came countryside huddled In blankets ^ Battalion, 16901 infantry Hart’s panel Is studying tee year period. Mba. higeboig Samnback, CMir^ all three schools are: cials say they plan no more is money , . . thaf's what! iiig Rd; Mrs. Ethel RdiMrta and School. He has had sevieral one- Running Wolf,” was written by oh thto ninth trip outside main- through the night outside tee I>lriirton, Connecticut National high cost of hospitalisation. He called such a program pre Monday, hot meatbaU grind sues. Mra. Roaemary MioRteal, Garter nmn exhibitions in die state. He a South Carolina \roman, who IMPALA land Italy over his seven-year I3th century Basilica of St. Guard, located in West Hart- Aflgdldea aJso said misutiUza- ventive aa contrasted to crisis. er, celery sticks, buttered wax Joined the UOonn fae tee Cagliari soccer oons In tee section, discharge in 1964, he Joined the TED TRUDON VOLKSWAGEN hermit bars. Army National Guard’s Rock- wood Rd., and Um Rev. Herbert eastern Oklahoma and heavy som founded the Review on the team.” The team won the Ital- .iThe Pope will spend haK a TOLLAND TURNPIKE. TALCOTTVILLE Clough, ToUand Oreen. Nursery Asstotanto rains soaked much of the area. suggestion of Kenyon (President Atlantic Crossing Again ian major league championship milUoa Ure coming here to Bar ■vUle unit. He was promoted to AMo, Mbs. Gerard Blouin, Assisting mothers at the Tol A funnel cloud was sighted Giordon Chalmers and his wife OLBO (AP) — Norwegian ex tels year far the first time and but this quarter needs tol- the rank of captain in July 1967 Manchester 649-2838 OrandvieW Ter.; Mbs. Kenneth land Co-Operative Nursery near Fort Smith, Ark., end po Roberta, and remained Its edi plorer Thor Heyerdahl wlH i._5« prta. »d to « .M ... Hoke end Mrs. Marie Harrtaon, School next week are Monday, lice said high winds dawned tor for 21 years, retiring in 1909. make a new attempt to. cross Seconds good enough land. of the demonstrators, Sergio Ve- Headqueuters Company, 1st Bat- Virginia Lane; Mbs. Hlmest Mrs. Arndd Sbaige and Mra. trees and power lines at StUl- Ransom, 81, still Uvea in the Atlantic ftooi Africa to The usually subdued Islanders pralo. tederman. Summit Dr; lb s . Richard Cardin, and Wednes well, in the northwestern part of Gambler not far from Kenyon. America in a papyrus boat, It riiouted at the top of their lungs jg persons In two rooms telligence officer and later a USED CARS Ronald Kowalski, Orahaber Rd; day, Mrs. David Webster and ■was as the Pope, In rtilte cassock Misery.” pereonnei officer. M OLDSMOBILE the state. His granddaughter attends the reported Friday. to be firsts AM*- n , r u a-swi, as. We. NOW 12270 Mrs. John Kynocb, Rt. >0; Mrs. Mrs. John DelPonti. A cloudburst dropped 3H college, which admitted women The Oslo newspaper Aftesqioe- and rod cape, rode Into Cagliari '______Bennett is married to the for mer Aldeane Reed of Mystic. 63 PLYMOUTH W« $2178 Wane Trueb, Kingsbury Ave. ToUand Baglea Win Inches of rain near St. Louis tor the first time last fall. ten said he , would start from from the airport in cm open-top zury III, t-OMT Hweiw v-c. Aula. They have three children. M, PB. NOW $1000 Ext; Mbs. Betty Oaron, Old Poet The Tolland Eagles varsity Thursday evening while Fort " I ’m sorry it has to go,’’ Ran Safi, Morocco, early in May I960 CASIABO $2796 19ii FORD $1296 I 1997 BIUSTANO $1996 limousine, waving blessings un Skeleton Identified Rd.; Mrs. Babbara Sokolov, EU der a briglit sun. M OLDSMOBILE W«i $2378 baseball tecun scored its fourth Smith received 3)4 inches. Rain som said on the death of the Re with a seven-man teternatkiaal Sport Cpe. SR. V-8, 4- Fairiane StatiKm Wlagen. Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., A b Migeing Veteran Cxltn* tliHm WsfM. C-PtM. V4, AuM., gin Dr; Mrs. Richard Hoague, consecutive victory, defeating fall (rf an inch or more was com view. crew aboard the Ra 2. speed, radio, heater, biick- e-cyl., auto., radio, heater, PS, nuUo, beater, bucket CagUarl’s ohurrii bells pealed Pt. NOW $2240 Dunn HIU Rd., and Robert BUUngton We(bieBday by a 13-7 mon in the storm cone. Once before, he recalled, the Heyerdahl, 66, waS toroed to eit s e i ^ w/w Urea. w/w tines. seats, w/w ttrea. and sirens screamed In tee har- 63 CHEVROLET < W«i $2373 y flllf DBlgBII 1^ A skeleton found in tee South 10 Impel* teevertlWe. V-(, Ael*., PI, PS. N U sf Hampton, Walbridge IBH Rd. score. Light rain dampened the Review had financial trouble give up his attempt to cross tee 1966 FALCON $1948 1969 POSmAO $2796 1999 BOEBOUBT 68 OLDSMOBILE W«i $177$ Cub Pack tU Notes The victory puts Tolland's northeastern and northwestern and missed one Issue In 1942. Atlantic with the t in t Ra last HaK a million people lined Meadows arm lost toturday Iw AND ~ '- CettiM Me*. V-a Act*., PI. Nk*, NOW 11010 MORIARTY StaUon W«igon. 6-«yl., au Tempest Custom ”S” Montego MX 4-Danr. V-S, tee roads and streets to cheer ldenttfle«las tee remalM 61 PONTIAC W.i 3247S Ted Wisniewsky, repreaenting first varsity baseball team in sections a t the nation, but clear “We sent out slips of paper tc summer. to., radio, heater, w/w Sport C ^ . 6-cyL, auto., auto., PS, radio, taeiater, tee first Roman Catholic pontiff Newton Merritt KMght, w ^ PIrefeM, anr. Herete*. VS, Ael*., PI, PB. NOW $2800 Webelo Den 1, won first place first place In the small school skies favored the Southwest, the subscribers begging tor money The Ra 2 was built in secrecy tiares. PS, radio, heater, w/w w/w tines. Sowtrs 61 MERCURY Wei $2175 SELLS COMPETITIVELY, in the recenUy held Plnewood at Safi by tour Indians from the to make the 38(>-mlle trip since mlaslng since last NOW $2000 dhrMon of the North' Central Central Plains and much of and raised 31,800 after two send 19« V.W. $1795 tires. 19$6 VAUANT $196 AOeer. VS, AeM., PI, PA VMvl reef. Derby alt the Mbadowbrook Connecticut Conference. EtUng- Florida. ings.’’ ' I’ltlcaca lake area of Peru un Pontianus I died an exile In the June. MMhiRt dtanod 67 CHEVROLET Wai 11375 RBAIIf C ITOfl SERVICES COMPLETELY! Deluxe 2-Dr. 4-oyl., auto., 1967 GAMABO $1969 V-100 2-Dr. e-oyl., aband- mines here in 386. Knight, a Navy veteran of Impel* leper Ipert Ceep*. Ael*., PI, pa. IBWff 9 1 IVU School. ton is a member of the large Elaily morning temperatures A gift of 31.800 from the Uni der supervision of Mexican an tucHo, heater, wAv tines. Rally Sport t V-8, 4- ard shut, nadio, haotar, Soptio TsBks, Dry Welli, 67 FORD ' W« $1775 Prior to the final competition ranged from 24 at Ehranston, thropologist Santiago Genoves, "Greetings to you, Sardinia, World War n , disappeared from Sowar lines InstaBcd—ce l school division and was con versity of Louisiana’s review, speed, radio, ; w/w w/w tinea. Ltd, 4«r. Hartlep. VA LerteS lecMInf NEED WE derby, races had been held in Wyo., to 79 at Laredo, Tex. tee paper said. 1999 CHEV. $1776 noble and strong, generous and th® Veterans Home and Hospital lar Wstorprooling Dews. / NOW$IOld sidered one of the strong teams forced at the same time to Caprine Spt. Cpe. V-8, m - ttoes. 1969 PLYMOUTH 67 CHEVROLET Wei BUTS' SAT MOREf whi<^ two finalists from each In Its section. MEIMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — cease publication, coupled with patient, Industrious and proud,” hi Rocky Hill on June 18. den were chosen. Hie final con to., PS, radio, heater, vi 1998 OHEVELLB $2246 Fury HI 4-Door H atdto. said tee 73-year-old Pope to Police said there was no evl- Impala leper Ipeil CeavertM*. v-l, Ael*. 'HQW $1820 The Baês departed from About 20 persons suffered slight the gifts from subscribers, put nyl roof, bucked seats, V-8, auto., air oond., PS, NcKINNEY BROS. test held at the Meadowbrook Malibu SS Cpe. V-8, 4- some 3,000 persons at tee air- dence of foul play, 61 PORD ' , w*f 31475 ^ their previous style of rrtying injuries early today when a tor Kenyon's publicaticm on its feet w/w tires, apend, nadio, heater, buck- PB, radio, hestiar, w /m U$ Pssrt St. — 618-6848 PalM 4-0**r. ;6CyL IFeadanl Iren*. NOW $1820 School decided the overall nado touched down in suburban port outside Cagilari. Knight was identified through solely on pltohlng for Ifaelr agate. DATS ttree. eit seats, vteyl roof, w/w tires. Boweengs DIspoeij'C o. 67 PONTIAC W«i $1775 champions. victories. Oeonering o t ^ eight Wbitehavm, police said. One in Despite the Reidew’s death, "GreeUnge to you, Sardinia, hl« dentures. ^ Tampan 4-Pei*. Hall** Watee. V-l, Aeta, Second jdace went to Nathan jury was described as serious. PI. Air. NOW $1640 Uts in tlNlr first three games, Ransom sees a promising future DRIVINfi SCHOOL 67 PONTIAC Wei $1775 Blauvelt of Den 1. Rldiard Carl they added a total of 16 hito TTie tornado moved into the CaWliaa CeevUMa V-a Ael*. PI. son cf Den 3 and Russell Isch for college publications seeking *A Good Ptoeo To luy A Cor" NOW $1640 in the EaUngton game. area from the south, touching new talent. 869 MAIN STREET 67 CHEVROLET W» $1675 of Den 6, tied fa r third place. down in Whitehaven, then skip Bel Air Z«*ar. VS, Aeta PI, Cleee. NOW $1570 Eagles pitcher Gary Gaccla- “Hiere are so many, many MANCHESTER CHEVROLET GO., ING. 66 CHEVROLET Wet $1475 Derby judges were Bill Ixdley, tore, Ron Oumon and fltove ping over to the Mempiila Inter CARTER magazines now, little magazines Bel Air 4-Oelr. V-a Aeta PI. Air. NOW $1820 chairman of the Board of Rec Kotbs eadi oonneoted for two national Airport, causing minor 66 CHEVROLET Wet $1075 reation and BUI Baker and Er mostly; tuid so much is being 25 Y to n of 1229 MAIN ST. — Open Evenings till 9—Thors, till 6 — MANCHESTER bltot while A1 Tefft, George damage, and moved *into the Blicavae aoter. 4-Cyl. Iteedere. NOW $970 win Davies, commander of Tol published—Verse, crificiam and 65 OLDSMOBILE Wet $1275 Rego and John Rldion scored Germantown area near here, short stories. Students, younger ProfMcfond Drivhm Cellete leert Ceepa V-l. Ael*. PI., PB. NOW $1160 land VFW Post 241. Davies pre police said. ALL AMERICAN sented the pack with an Amei^ three hits opleoe. faculty meimibers, and even old Exporioneo 66 FORD , Wet $775 NOW $890 ZBA Declslen Some 87 horned were dam er faculty members are publish AS Pskea 4-Deer Maa acyi, llwieere Iraaa lean flag. aged; the Parkvmy Village Bap C o EU s Now 65 OLDSMOBILE Wat $1175 Awards presented at the April The Zknlng Board of Appeals ing. TTieyre trying out, so to P-H Ipert Ceape. 4-Cytlntfar. Aul*. NOW $1070 has denied a retpiest to con tist church sustained heavy speak,” he said. 649-6150 Read Herald Adyertisements flAMBLER AMERICAN MIOOR SEDAN 64 FORD Wet $1275 pack meeting were: Webelos, damage and a number of porta 1968 Ceantry leek* llaHee Weean, P-Paw. v-a Richard Bowering, silver arrow, struct a garage with a sideline "Thero’s more young talent Aalematk. NOW $1160 1970 NERCURY MONTEREY v arian t submlttod by Malte ble classrooms behind Goodlett than you’re able to keep track and Ted Wisniewski, John Flyim School were rolled across a 64 VOLKSWAGEN Wet $1075 and BUI lUffe, artist. Sallstrom of Browns Bridge Rd. of,” he added. Set. Ttreteea BxccIteM ceaeaiwi. NOW $990 Associste Professor street into some houses. Ransom estimated there are A beautiful one-owner car that we sold new 64 FORD , W et $775 FUU SIZE 4-DIL SEDAN Den 1, Don Barrows and Ste Trees and utility poles were Pekee l-Ptaeaier Italka Wapwi. «.*JV«**** 1968 RANCHERO i«2399 saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa- ..mmiJttif***' 1970 MUSTANG 1969 GALAXIE 560 eplit, wMlawee llrat, dalax* w)i**l c*«*r* So when a VW dealer says that a ^^>->o«»aaaaaaaaaaaaa«aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae- ....Wte*.****'. muck maral Yes, somebody traded in a Rolls-Royce antee on the windshield automatically. Red, pldc-up, cuto trana, V-8 engine, bucket teats, Tan, 2 dr. H-top, brown vinyl roof, auto trana, V-8 White, 2 dr. 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BLUE $ 1 8 9 5 | WHITE $ 1 3 9 5 WHITE $ 1 5 9 5 . 1 FITZGERALD FORD INCORPORATED TOLLAND TURNPIKE' DILLON SALES & SERVICE, Inc. Open 8. A JI. to 9 PJM . — Convenient Hartford National Bank or Cohnecticut Bank and Trust Co. Time Payment Plans TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. 06080 AUTHOIIUtO OCALCA ‘ Read Herald Aêrtisements TED TRUDON, Inc 649-2838 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER WINDSOR AVE. ROUTE 83. ROCKVIlXE BTS-BBty 643-2485 'X'' ■n ■\v \ A 'A ' /.'a A- A . \ ' A AA V, ' V ^ \ O'.A'.' ' 0^ AAA ; y\0 A' f AOB TWEimr-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. F R pA Y , APRIL 24,\ 1970 \ MANCHESTER EVENING . HERALO, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970' PAGE TWENTY-THREB Yanks Romp Over Senators, THE Herald Angle K^y Contributions Power Bruins Attack

i.'i E AR L Y O S T Cater Raps Out Four Hits American !»•«“* Sports W IlDr F lyers Top Bast Dlvlsloa Drake Relays Open, Just as Cater was enjoying rookie John. Cumberland c ^ e Aaron hit his B60th career hom- Pet. O.B. \ NEWiYORK (AP)—See W. L. Notes from the Little Black Book the see-saw ride up, he went out of the buH{>en to earn his or for the Bravos, Detroit 9 a .no — B lu es, T r a il saws for kids but Dan- New town 10-pjn bowling champion, Dick Cote, is a w n m m down but fast, The O-for-8 mara- Hirst major league victory with 6 It was Pittsburgh’s fourth BalUmore 8 6 .610 1 { • - ny Cater rode a dandy one then horsecollar WeAiesday l-S innings of airtight relief. jaek-of-albtrades at Regal Men’s Shop in Manchester. I l l K l a V O t l S f ) Boston 6 e .600 s New Records Likely in Washington this week, cost him 47 points and he wasm the_ only other ^______gBJnea^ straight loss for the Braves* e . . . Oddity: East Catholic High- has played four base- - « « « Wash’n. 6 6 .600 J DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Distance star Jack ca ter Is one of the new-look back down In the mundane played Thursday, Pittsburgh 10 .876 5 ball games and the starting pitehers have gone the dis- NEW YORK (AP) __ ...... WHITE BOX — New ,York 6 Bachelor, Outstanding Athlete of. last year’s meet, may Mttere who are supposed to world of .298 hitters. Then came downed AUanU 8-6 and Cbloago TWINS Cleveland 8 8 .376 OH tance in each start. Tom Juknis and Mike Jeffries each Wavn« Wnvnn o n Iv a o v make New York Yankee fans Thursday’s 4-for-6 and back up topped Miinnesota 7-B. The Bobby Knoop cracked a home Cleveland be lost in a record smashing shuffle as some. 1,600 col run and Minnesota reliever Ron West Divtslon shows a 1-1 won-loss mound mark for the Eagles. . . At Dieaae 'come back another legians from 121 Bchoolis launch the 61st Drake Reiajrs remember the good old days, to .328. scheduled Cincinnati at 8t. hot M pu„.„ u. o . NB* I , ------CTiAST,' cX5"Bta?k And he did a pretty good Job of Cater and Bobby Hurcer han- Louis game was rained out. Perranoski’s throwing error Minnesota 8 8 .727 H drawing down salaries of at today. 4 .714 n i ^ - 1 on M ncfti Hawks want to paiody tha Bacheler, a durable product Just that Thursday night, rtp- died a hefty share of the Yankee * . • California 10 least 8100,000 a year. By con L’4'^ State’s Heih Washington, who ping four hits- and driving in offense with seven of New PIRATES - BRAVES — the White Sox trim the TXrins. Oakland 7 7 .600 8 trast, baseball has eeven In the of Miami of Ohio, captured the Knoop’s eighth huiing homer three - mile and six - mile runs matched the 'world toidoior 60 three runs In New York’s 11-6 York’s 15 hits. The Yankees also a il Mazeroskl’s three-run Kansas City 6 7 .463 8H $100,000 bracket and .football sprint record at 0.0 tills winter, romp over Washington. coHoctod 10 walks. double keyed a five-run Pltts- tied the score at 4-4 for Chicago .886 4% to emerge the only 1969 double Chicago 6 8 has five. . . . The new TV con home dlub“ “ hod “ “ retreated S J S a STSSto the • SSlXJS’'tS ? W .W pus such swlfties as Gerald Chter went Into the Washing- New York hopped Into a 5-0 burgh explosion in the seventh 3 10 .281 8H ftftvtm Cashman contributed key goals Milwaukee tract the NBA has elgned will dressing room, Showered and Thupg^j^y Boston ^’I^ e two events are listed Memphis atate, Blari Um series batting .268 on 11 hits lead but ,lt was w4i>ed out by the Inning and then the Pirates sur- three more runs—two of them insure each team close to Harris of Oklahoma State and threw Lilia Thursday’s Results was homeward bound. At sea prominently among more than for 41 trles-axlequate but hard- Senators with three of Washing- vlved an Orlando Oepeda grand when Perranoski 8800,000 next 'aeason, which son’s end, a good guess U that over CSiicago 6-3 for a com- Robert Taylor of Texas South ly exciting. Then three tills ton’s runs coming on a booming slam to beat the Braves. Apartclo’s bunt Into left field. CMcagD 7, Minnesota 5 mending 8-0 lead In their Na- a dozen likely to produce new should offset poor attendance the school that stayed around Relays records In the two-day ern. Mbnday and three more Thes- Frank Howard homer. Manny SanguUlen drove In Apariclo raced aU the way to New York 11, Washington 6 such os Was the case tlhs year thmal Hookey League playoff The entry of Brigham Young Only games sdieduled will be In poiff-season play series. carnival on Drake University’s day boosted his average to Then the Ylankees pecked three runs for the Pirates with a third on the play end scored a In Boston . . . Pro basketball, while the other schora will be to match the team otraigfth _34()_mu«di racer company. away, rebuilding their lead and homer and a single and Hank moment later on a sacrifice fly. all-weather racing strip. Today’s Osmes NBA version, caught on fast in on ‘tfie sidelines. The beet-of-7 Etest Diviston fi Right off the bat, Bacheler o f NCAA Indoqr (fliamplan Ksa- nals continue Sunday In Bostem. BalUmore (Chiellar M ) at New York tills season with 30 ft * • will be 'confronted In the threo- eos could produce Drake’s first Li West Eivislon play, Pitts I7doot pole vault and a nsw Kansas City (Drago 1-1), N sellouts In 40 attractions at Short Stuff mile on today’s opening pro Madison Square Garden for burgh downed St. Louts 8-2 to gram by Gerry Lindgren, for 440 hurdles mark. Player Leads Tourney of Champions Detroit (Nlekiro 2-20) at Min cut the Blues’ margin to 2-1 In Major Loague New York Knlck games and the Toughest decision for an um mer Washington State diatance B'YU’s AUU Alartou, aa nesota (Perry 8-0) their best-of-7 set. They resume Olympian from Flidand, dearsd CMcago (Horten 1-2 or Wynne other 10 oonteate were near pire to make once a game has ace, 'Who holds the American started la when to halt play due Sunday In Pittsburgh. 17-1^ tills season and owne a :Leaders: 0-0) at CHeveland (Moore 0-1, N) sellouts. record of 12:68.0 for the event, (AP Photofax) American League « « • to rain or threatening dark After Chicago took a 1-0 lead 4 * best of 17-8. Ralph Mann, BTU’a NUMBER 560 FOR AARON— Atlanta Braves’ rightfielder Hank Aaron cross California Messersmith 2d) at and Van Nelson,' an Olympian Batting (25 at bate)—Alyea, Golf’s a Game of Sorrows ness . . . The hardest pitches in the first period on Clift Ko- from St. Cloud (Mian.) State. NCAA champion, holds the es home plate after blasting his 560th career homer last night against the MlnnsBota .419; Walton, Mil Washington (Bosman 1-2), N Here' *n T h ere for a plate umpire to call la a rofi’s goal, Ciarleton torac a pass American 440 timber-topping Oakland (Ddbsrai 0-8) or Ro Steve Clccalone, fine football Van Nelson holds the Drake Pittsburgh Krates. Teammate Rico Carty happily greets the Braves* slugger. waukee .392. batter’ s half-Bwing or when his from Ekidle Westfall cuid tied mark c f 27:26.0 last year. . record o f 40.6 and won with 60.0 Rum—Fregosi, California 13; land (M)) at New York (Balm- jdayer and wrestler at Blast idew is partially blocked by the the score on a 20-tooter at 8:60. in the Texaa Relays. sen 1-1), N Oathollc High, wiU enter the New marks could pop up to White, New York 12; R. Smltfa, When You Play for Money catcher . . . Lack of hitting The Teams traded goals, then day in the University 880 and Brigham Young also adda BostMi 12; Tovar, Minnesota 12. Milwaukee (Krausoe l-S) at Coast Guard Academy in tiie may result in Eara (Jotholic Cashman shot the Bruins Into a PLANTE CHECKS—St. Louis Blues’ goalie Jacques Plante puts stop to Pitts two more seven-foot leopsrs, Hotmrd Belts Third Home Run Boston (Siebert 0-1) tall. Next month he’ll be hon four-mile baton events and the Runs batted in—Walton, Mil RANCHO LA COSTA, High dipping under the .600 never-headed 8-2 lead a Httie burgh Penguins’ Dean Prentice at the crease on a close jJay in first period. open high Jump, among 10 fi Chris Gallon and Ken Lund- ored aa one of the scholar-ath- marck, to an exceptional h ig h waukee 17; Alyea, Minnesota 16; Calif. (AP) — “When won-loas mark for the first more than six minutes into the nals on the ening day' pro National Iêogue letes by the Hartford Chapter Jump field 'W h ich aUns at a au «o«. yo«;re playing for mony,” time In the sidioorB history. second period. gram. of the National Football Hall of There Is no one on the squad Another...... key, ______oontrtbutlmi_ to„ Individual Matchup, Tempo of Game 'Trails for Saturday’s finals Drake mark of 6-10^. said Gary Player, “golf is East Divtslon Bhmet Foundation, the first boy to date who has shown that he Boston’s big victory was an out- Cumberland Waits Three Years, 22; Clarke, New York 21; Cater, O.B. of a prestigious 100-yard dash The talented Rdays array a game of sorrows.” W. L. P ot wlth attiier local high school to can hit wKh any authority and standing save by Bruins’ goalie New York 21. 3 .797 — also could spice first day ac Includes at least seven baton Doubles-^WWte, New York 6; 'Ihe tough little South African Cailcago 8 bo tapped for the honor . . . Ooadi Jim Penders la more (Jerry Cheevers early In the teams which set world indoor waxed philosophical Thursday Pltteburgh 9 4 .098 — tion, as happened last year Cater, New York 5; Mbnday, Standout battery with Coach than sUghtiy concerned . . . third stansa. . • when Indiana’s Mike Goodrich records this year. Hiey taictude Hurls First New York Victory after cutting out a four-under- St. Louis 7 4 .686 1 M o r 1 a r t y’a Manchester Graduaite of the stow pitch um- The Bruins wero leading 4-2 In Lakers’ Streetcar Named Desire Oakland 5. a set the Drake record of 9.2. Kansas, Texas A A M, Kansss WASHINGTON (AP)__ Weatport, Maine, a suburb of came back after being behind ’Triples—Foin- tied with 2. par 68 and taking the first-round New York 7 6 .686 Community College baseball piring ranks to the Manchester the early minutes of the final 4 The century field Includes State, Oklahoma State and Home runs-Walton. Mllwau- lead in the »1BO,000 ’Tournament Phlla’phia 6 8 .886 team oonslste of Brad Buahey Board of Approved BaaehaU session when Keith Magnuson Michigan State: John Cumberland waited Poland. „ ^ ------; v of chamraons Mcmtreal 1 9 .100 6H defending champksi Mel Gray three vears to iret his first Cuml>erland reUeved starter williams said, however, that kee 5; Alyea, Miinnesota 4; Min- of CT^pdotiB. pitching and Gary Gott catch- Umpires Is A1 Whipple . . . Rec took a para from Stan MUdta, Wheels into NBA Title Game 5t Missouri, this year’s 100 Saturday’s big wlndtqi in- ing. Buahey Is a former Man- ttepdrtment’s Alumni BaaSball NEW YORK (AP) — The winner gets $48,000 and the The Frazler-Weat battle la sig Mo™BIU Burbach in the third Inning ale Douglass, Lee Trevino and PMladelphia (Jackson 0-2) at State CoHege the previous week Rosmarln moves out aa 'varsity wasn’t in the net! One of tiie the series, with game No. 2 Or how about EEgln Baylor? the Lakers’ Keith Erickson will Churchill Downs, site of the Derby just seven days lat- trouncing a rival New Ehigland assistant. The latter has been I hsk tLwin NTssw v\«v\iKoK a r A«.a «ftAA M SftA^ ______■ ------San Diego (Dobson 1-1), N greatest saves I’ve seen. That's bedng played in New York Mon- Is he hungrier than New York’s probably1 be matdied5 as for- Braves’ Move Still Resented Doubles—Gasttm, San Diego Pmnk foe by over 20 runs in the first promoted to the admissions of- er. 7- Cepeda AUanta 6. Nlcklaus and Masters Montreal (Waslewskl 0-0) at the kind of play when all you » Player, one of four men to burgh (Bills 26) pound center, scored a goal a n d ------canceled . . . Noted recently on floor next season. A water main added an assist as Pittsburgh tte’ My Dad Geoage, idctor in 000-added Grey Lag Handicap -213-683, R ick M erritt 219, F red « _ ^^rdenal, St. sweep all the world’s major goU Cincinnati (Simpson S6 ) at St. the STorida Derby, are a(flied- the schoolboy baseball scene, under the gym floor burst and scored three goals In the first at Aqueduct, whera 1080 Hone For Pilots in M ilw aukee Pleclty 664, Frank Pitts 232-567, Loulg 5 . Houston 5; W. îUes, had it slx-under-por until Louis (Carleton 1-6), N Pacers Await Couears uled to lock horns In the seven- he 'bogeyed two of the last three The visiting team, the game caused heavy damage. two periods, then held off last- " _____ W o r ld Cup of the Yecur Arts and Letters MILWAUKEE, Wis. — (NEA) faces meant so much to so Aldo D’appollonlo 225-569, Rem D^vis, Los Angeles 5. furliHig event. was top woightsd at 128 pounds Custer 210-670, Mike Lettieri 241 pitching (3 decisions)—Seav- holes. period thunder by St. Louis. The small plug-in radio was many. ’This partially explained “I was so excited, so charged “ Altogether I think It 'was the Going with them i»x>bably will for the IH-mlle tsst- M otor R a lly be CSiaries Windle’s fleet Casaie pounded and shaken, its dlate why ûaands of Milwaukeean. " up, I guess I kind of rushed Player Troubled hy Situation best game we’ve played,” said Trying to make up for Ms twisted and tugged. Grown men would turn out at the airport to J ^ o^ ML -' T ’..." !?: It a little,” said Player, who Sports Slate Briere. “If we get them Sunday, Home Floor Edge Red^, Sonny WerMin’s Juvenile fourth-place flnisb in tiis Woofl- swore and were answered by welcome the team back from a Strikeouts—Seaver, New York we’U win it in four games.” champion Silent Screent Ekhri Chester, Arte and L sttsn was 556, Bob Malpezzl 212, Frank 37; Jarvis, Atlanta 26. has won over $61,000 in Just Loses Cars static. More pounding and ahak- road trip, and why the cheering six weeks on the America tour. FRIDAY, APRIL 14 P i n k e r t o n Guards Protect He also said he was happier Jacobs’ Wood Memorial winner expected to meet Dewon, Hy- ing. For Milwaukee, this was never ceased at Braves’ home Baseball with hlS' performance in this ROUAINE, Prance (AP) — Peraonallty and Herbert Pales ^ le g is t . Good Mionners, OaeUo Stance. games. As one visiting writer Hebrides M7, Bob Thoni^ “It was a lousy finish,” he Wanted by ABA Caps said. “But golf’s a funny game. Portland at Covenixy game than any all season. Rene Trautmann of EYanoe, in a tine’s Sailstone. Dancer and Never Bow In tha The Stepping Stone, likely to Finally, Joe the bartender, a noted, ’’County Stadium is an 237, Ed ^scher 213, Vic Sports Focus When you make a mistake, you Rham at 'Bacon Adacomy South Africa’s Golf Pro ■T caught them on defense DENVER (AP)—Coach A1 Bianchi and his Wash- Citroen, stiU waa leading the Grey Lag. merciful and erudUe sort, de- insane asylum with bases.” Higuera 202, Lou Pollnakl 214. TONIGHT have to take your punlMunent.” BoMnn at Rocky IBIl several times," he said. ’T was ingrton Caps are IfKiking forward to retumingr to their Worid Cup motor tally at this keep at least tour Derby hopes Another ITBÔDO-edded n o s , manded an end to the savagery- Said Logan, who how sells _____ 8:00 WINF—Yanks vs. Oak Palmer started with a rush, Track AUGUSTA, Ga. — (NEA) - - Just aa happy about that as the home court after Denver grabbed a 8-2 edge Thursday control p ^ t .early today, 1,200 «»»«■ Just 48 hours after the Century Hondloap, topped He told the attackers to accept commercial time for a local ra land turning the fitmt nine in a five- South Windsor at Blast Wind Something of a Jam-up on the offensive play.” night in their Western Division American Basketball miles from Lisbon on the last Commander bounced Into tile hiU at Hollywood Pork, the fact that, though the MU- dio station, ”Our fans would y — Ken Seaton 162-647-413, 10:30 WINF—Knicks vs. under par 31 before, as he said sor green ahead and Gary Player Talking about Briere, Coach Association semifinal series with a 182-110 victory. European stage from Nice. ***‘*^'*^ t-nan ******* waukee Brewers (nee the Seat- cheer anything we did. Uke one EUlott Fish 151-146-411, Pete Lakers derisively, "I got back on my Manchester at Hall took a breather, and asked the Scotty Bowman of St. Louis home team has wwi each ------' Second was Hannu Mikola of **1 ^ ’ **® * ' tie Pilots) were playing baseball of our players ticking off a Brazltis 14S-401, Andy Lamou- four caddies on the bench if SATTIRDAY game.” Tolland, Coventry at Suffleld 8said:BJU. "We w e knewluiew nehe was WUB aU g\wugood Koine game VOto dote OBAe Inin theu»c best-of-sev-Deev-oi-sev- w-wn w1 tivt^T imtvt j ao *®*hfland, asain a casauFord amEtecort;06^ a«3 wamw third « J . warm ft. choice .of tha tona in tlM a few mUes away In County Sta- pitch. Maybe everybody thought reaux 145-388, A1 Plrkey 373, 2:00 (30) Baseball: Braves He double - bogeyed the 10th Stafford at EnUngton they’d please make a place for hockey player. He’s pretty fast. «n series. The sixth game is set B a r b e r INOW INO. d G«y Verrter of France, In a Cl- ricto^ over a 1% mUes on turf. him. Seated, he looked at the " ‘ T-.. . . ^ ft ^ . . a fA L lM V ft T^tVftftw yVftft e» -Im XTA.AMA- AA dium, the radio wouldn’t sur- n was a hit. Don’t ask me. It Roy DeVeau 373, Tony Marinel- vs. Pirates when he left it In a fairway OoU Looks much better than any oth- for Saturday In Washington, j 17 • troen, and fourth Thno Mahl stellar field Thursday In Keene' At Golden Gate ETekhi, sight render the play-by-play .from a was crazy out there.” li 137-136-394, Art Cahral 364, 4:00 ( 3) OoU Classic Penney, Hartford Blast two blacks on hla right and the er offensive player they have y^th the aeventh — If necesoary 111 O till Iience, 172, Pittsfield, (AP iPhotofax) Blast Catholic, South CathoHc he is re Orioles. Four i>eoirfe were bout proper behavior on their Wherever he plays In this U nanim ous SPEEDWAYS the radio, but they gave up. Recruiting Pressure OABYFLAYiai kiBo Trevino continues to lead xii official there said it bed flnlatiers along wMh Action Get- Believe you me, I couldn’t have njot all tho action in base- hospitalized €ind five arrested. iinJemned to fla s h m e s E a g e s a^ i¥ country, a cordon of uniformed U ^^t^-2 ELtem’lM^ the list with $84,780, foUowed by not been confirmed that Ireland ter and Dr. Behrman. OFF RT, 193 THOMPSON, CT stopped them f r o m trying to stadia this young sea- eooraboarda with increased fre- Pinkertons, plainclothes local charged with that teg. Oh, once J^l * * * aUvi mark Mm* imHi Sirrutev Dick Lots With $67,031. Soutii Af- had Withdrawn from the race Anottierj Derby candidate, NASCAR Itune irt in a o Braves’U«»<>«rAa' game.(yawia N/v Although baaebaU has always . Scataa . 134-354.______certain m to cut into the 4 *teenagers’ A A w n sV a m a ^ steaka a I t ’n Cadillaca a a t-tours n i nan Masters. “ He went Into the the Brewers In such large PI'rTSBUROH Dozens of .j,y planting a rival fan on the cameramen not to pixdc cpop- 433^ Jan Wasserman 462. rough on the second hole that named today to ^ _ N a ^ scoring- department by the Caps’ each have off the road near ^ F E A T U R E S AFTERNOON of campuses. of society. It la taken os de rig- Basketball Association’s 1960-70 juck Barry, who also grabbed Trevino^ C ^ r ea^ nave Groolle^. * mr m I dnses. History and personnel, young fans flooded the playing gnoot, never has there been so them up. FlnaUy, baU clubs ------”We need to clamp down,” high school kids are per- PLUS THE NEW ALL AMERICAN ST. JAMES — Dot Thompson first day, and there were 10 men eur In golf. All-Star team. off 17 rebounds, a personal sea- two victories. Of the others on De^te the ^ a u e n m s 478 Mary I»urie 471, Ruth the 8 h o u 1 d e r s of 17-year-old brightest mo^tal.ented prj^ mous selection announced by ter before Denver took over for mour 146-363, Ernie Pepin 146- pecte who receive up to 100 Aiid there were so many A young lady in the gallery, Commissioner Walter Kennedy. isnw yean and, as any hula hoop oated against the centerfleld rourhnesa greguite along the railings of Johnston 484. boys.” good early in the second period 361, Brian McNamara 146-345, scholarship offers could con- gawksrs that Player, after de unaware of the race issue, said -elected bv a manufacturer knows, a novelty fence, and the cage collapsed over the prob- stands for the pur- signing till strategy announced, Player looked tonee. ‘’It must <»i baskets by Haywood and By Proposals on recruiting will be celvaWy take 200 trips. That’s panel of sports writers and ron Beck. Den'ver outecored the SPECIAL 40 Just naturally attracts the pay- under them. There were no In- ^ ^ control is the rom- “ Ladles and gentlemen, you are be because he’s been In the ^ r is L ^ r i!t3 7 r ‘“ ®Evirne among the items dlscus«:d at a bound 'to huk a' bo/In m «y sportecasters In the league’s 14 Cape 18-2 during a three-minute ing puWe. Four times m 13 juries. mlssloner’s office, that hA AJirwuwtfi nrAA.îm#’!! Fred Ricclo 148- RichardBon 135, Joe Desimone five-day NCAA executive meet- ^ya/» In me line.” rough so much today," she sold. years the Braves' attendance . . . ways,' member cities. span for a 60-48 lead which they i t s __ I_____ ,______,,____ . Dennis Boxx 144, Fred 38q_ R^y Bealiregard 340, Rich Ing that opened today at a luX' Croaa said one Idea Is to keep Crowds have been a problem Player’s tanned face under Ms extraeded two million. Brewers’ tor securitv forces at the tourn Reed, center on Nsw York's maintained at 68-86 at halftime. CHICAGOFistflghte that re^" Hansen'367, A1 A-tkln. 37i. ury oceanfront motel. a tally in the NCAA offices on dark crew-out does indeed took officials are - praying - - for broke out In the stands here at firimr out directives with the commijss oner wants fans to 330, Fred Schneider 360, J im ------Elaatem Divlalon chanqilons, Denver upped its lead to 20 each prep prospect. ’ ’When the aments Player enters. Harry drawn. Player, 6-7, 160 pouflde, Milex Electronic mlUlon in 1970, the team’s first wrigley Field during the Cubs’ reguLrity of on Iron Mike. The Bidwards, the black militant, and Frasier, the KMcks’ aggres- points in the third period and certain number of muacular ki • disoreet way, is season in MUwaukee and second home opener against the Phtla- Wmaelf, Mr. ^ playei^ ------said that If Arthur Ashe was re aive guard, mode It tor the first coasted home although Washing no school would a dedtoatad goUsr. as an expansion team in the delpWa PhlUles spilled out onto Kuhn, has already seb ^ to come to p i ^ n e t t ES - Kay Rlngrose Iniiiry Prone Tennis Match fused a visa to play tennis in time, Cunningham, Philadelphl- ton cut the margin to 18 points ft/ be allowed to host him there He hraina oa diUgentiy aa a a’a standout forward, made it at one time midway of the final AGHOVI* êrican League s West Divi- the playing field wh.n the game tied on a plan of action that wlU been Infomied after,” he said. “ It would make ftnith Africa then Player ahould race borae or ei health tedtet, ■ton. ended end a near riot ensued, be instituted forthwith, as he . infomied ta Griffin 180, Suzanne Doiron be refused a visa to play here. for the second time. period. M oves In to Quarterfinals an athlete be more selective and and aoya ha is quite apoUticol Hawkins bos the distinction of Flye Denver players Mt in INCLUDES This figure would not be un- Several ushers were attacked phm Is to ^ 3” -612, And AShe, cognisant of 111 and that, please, ha whfces to be reasonable, except that the „ __ ikuiivu - ______■ —— ______DALLAS_ (AP) - — The__ _Injury-______courts, he- - fought__ = off _____ match wUeges he Is most vlbratlona saM he feared for making oU-atar teams In both double figures,' m Ntw CONI/U I i'OlNi by fans and one of them. interested In." a golfer aad.not • staissiriien. team must defrost a city, hard- 7ace”bIoodled, underwent’emer- ^d theTS ^ **®P® Wanda prone Dallas News Tmnls Clas- point In the lOtti game of the, Flayer’a Ufe. the NBA and the American Bas . . .. « ••a*— toerrarah booths will he esifaao- , ____■ » ______. , , ______■ .1 ___ — #i_.i .iaaiai..a The NCAA Extra Events Com- Hla stondonl oommant la that ketball Association. The cot- ■ NtW (ONHiNStK etied by the Braves’ move to treatment in the Cubs dtectollne wid diplomacy, ‘*®®**“ ^ Kaselauakaa 474, Lori Jones sic limped into the quarterfinal decisive third set. “ I am glad," said a xmUorm- ha doM tove all meei, regar dteoa Attsntain after the IBRS1966 season.eMumn ______oiscipiine anu uj,hed In every major league 489439 , WeeAeWanda ReneHie.Bonadles 184, Dot rounds today. Today’s---- singles matched f®*'®**®*'»****^v**fS2T sd Pinkerton at tha llasters, quick forward waa on all-star training room. respectively. of race OTTrilflaei. And as a pro- ■ NIW ; H.’,Mi'll MUwaukeeans still resent the park and home teams wUl be Whitehead 218-478, Betty Plum- Injuries have caused three Cliff Drysdale of South Africa 1, SAm®* lor the WO- "that I am not assigned to nay- teams in the ABA while with the WA€»WW%ar«KlA #AW AkAVA « ____ _ ftnn. ____ *f1 flAVtAAl VAA S* 'mSASaA l%A«tA K a AM ma)or leagues for allowing the sr.' ^ ^ PlttSbuigh and Mtoneaota frta- AND AN Ail i'- team to be spirited south {by Recently, though, as the pro ^ dfloes and was the league’s (MILFS DISCOUNT STATION 6 cy\. cpr* lAliOK lliNI i.i CUtW o interests. Bob Allen, tour has baen south, Player has (8| cyL cor» S 2 T » ^ * \'- Sr*'*hr*ASf*f*taftUe "*®®* valuahle player lost year, former publicity director for the bean the object of the.crowd’s tee, he mot a b^ s. D^pito Robertson, Cinotnnatt’s (U)AKANUfl) Milwaukee Braves, said, ”lt affeotlon. At Aucustq, where he the heat around him now, he Is ,0, ^ , star reomUy timdsd to was a dastardly deed. I com' can oonotnict them.*' dora 467, Lorraine White 467, hurt In'an auto accident Tuea- Australia and Roger Taylor of missed making tha play-off bv Mlwaukee, mtesed the first At the M skton, ofinr hnUiic a NEED TIRES ? ^ It to Pearl Harbor A lot ^ streamed onto the ,„jasioner’s office to all the ma- if Kuhn’s plan fa'la. he will Sophia Panotera 454, Roee Paa- day night. England against Glmeno. on* pi.’tt, ho was easily the most team for the first time alnoe he D le v ln g field and refused t o lnatniaUng'> tr> »v r,ir Yesterday** Stars playing field and refused to league iteams. Instructing^ be forced to explore other areas tula 467, Pat Griffin 188-483. Glmeno suffered a fractured In other singles matches appiawted player. One hoped the tsfokgr U -fo o t, putt, Player turned pro in 1960. NCLUDES an alV^s **FlnSly**^we*is the matter of '®®^'*®- "^®y ‘bd, finally, when dooble the police forces for a solution. In such a case, rib and bruised hip shortly aft- Thursday, Bmenon defeated FITOHINO — John Cumber- fontare was tor Player’s pUght hraafhsd deeply and • omfie The Big O, acknowledfod os penronnel. The Braves, unlike '‘ I'h ^ “ “ y m at a’l the’r gamra, e ^ lv e to- Curt B lef^ of the Yankees ------KACEY —-- Prank - Ruff 216, er he and Ron Hoamberg of ------Holmberg,- - 4-6,------6-4, 6-8------and Stofie JanfL------Yankees,------soattored four and grit and not for his coun onpt ooroM Us faoa "Never one of the gome’s all-time tn $X DISCOUNT DRIVE IN OR CALL FOR FAST SERVICE the Brewers, came to Mllwau- ““o™®“ toem that tM mediately. U also states that can step forward and formally John Martin 201-588, Will Simon Highland Falla, N.T. upset the defeated Dennis Ralston of Bak- hits in 6 1-8 Innings o f relief and ty ’s patios. It,” guards, was—..ft. joined jAftl.ft.-l In 4m the 44ft. second------a kees were about to forfeit kee with several players fam- ftorteii Uie Jjybs should InfoiTO the po- propose his own pe:.7oi»3j reme- 202-674, Dick Nash 210, Paul top-seeded Australian doubles ersfleW, Oallf., 6-8, 64. earned his first major leoffua But many recall the POA lost goU^ toughed at ttie outraga- forwards John HavU- ON PREMIUMS FIRST LINE WIDE O VALS tUar to the city. Among them * Ijce Oil diJi.y to be sitrtoter than dy. Blefary raid every iWjor Ford 202, John Fogarty 202, team of'Jdhn -Newcombe and In doubles Thursday, Drys- victory aa New York thumped year when a white man In Day- cm llb< cek of Boeton and Ouk Johnson MILEX, INC. "WhyT” Ptoyor asbed UmNlf were Eddie Mathews, Billy Bru; they have been In dealing with league park should be nirra<’.-nd- George Murray 217, Marty Tony Roche. dale and Taylor defeated Rlea- Washtagton 11-6. ton, Ohio, threw a soft-drink cup of Baltimore, center tow Atoin- TRUCK T IR K MB HMlAD f t . ton and! Johnny Logon, all of CLEVBILAND — Sixteen beat- unruly fans. ed by a deep mo't, and tho e Arorian 666, Mario Frattaroll Glmeno came back Thursday sen and Ralston, 6-1, 6-4 and BATTTNO — Danny Oator, with loe Into la y e r 's face. akud, an hs hMit baflora tmlng M ile x (Ifnnr the Pasfen«n to whom had played with Mllwau- Ing* ami robberies were report- “There ahould be, directive who find It uncomfortab'e toi 669. nlj^t, however, to upset the No. Warren Jacques of DaUaa and Yankees,, rapped four hlta and off to t* on tta t tofan iM POA ^ IHIIIM’IL kee’e entiy In the American Aa- ed in the stands here at Munici- impUea ,no second thought about their seats on hot summer days 2 seeded Newcombe, 4-6, 8-6, Emerson, defeated Toriaen Ul- drove in three runs In Now dW XeyerdotojrouJtfi. . S S ^ m o u s COLE'S DISCOUNT STATION MMUT ■ooiatlon. pal Stadium during the Indtans’ ejecil ng v.olators from ball can be cooled Off—and sabered 8P1CE —Jean Miller 129-342, 8-6. Apidylng an Ice pack to his rich of Denmaik R*y Moors York’s U*6 viotory over Wash, "Y ou itooim raclat,' 451 WEST CENTER ST. CaU 643-5332 MANCHESTER, CONN. Nsver have a few familiar home opener against the BaUi- parks. The cluhs have also be«i up, ff need be—in the drink. Reggie Schulte ISC. injured rib while changing of South Africa, 6-4, 8-6. ington. iba; there bean on kMt- « ffs bq thkdM only of golf wiMn l^ J.* * )^ ,^ * * * “ *® ^ ‘•******‘* ih Ptoyor couM be be In gotfing.) TOers, to 1968. t . A /■ •\' 'W- 41 ■ \ \ \ A \\v > 1 V A \ .^\ ' A vÂ \ '■ V \ V • r .A \ -V ^ ’U- > • F ^ ‘ . \. \ •• , \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 - MANCHESTER E3VENINO HERALD, MANCHEErER. 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STORES, INC. g?»i%»5e « 32 Adam’s grand (BockvUlo, Toll Free) partment, knowledge of Alpha 3UST 3 14 Capitol Equipment Co., M INTERESTED 3EALOUS* son (Bib.) 12 Main St., Itenchester. Hours and Numeric punching helpful. Park & Oakland Aves., 34 Epoch 16 I 643-2711 87S-3136 Call 289-9361, Ext. 220. 35 Through IS dally 7:80-0, Thursday, 7:80-9, East Hartford Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7908. 36 Appends 18 IS 26 CLEANING WOMAN one day IN YO U t.. 37 VeiiUlate I or two mornings weekly. Must 21 22 AutofflobilM For Solo 4 WELDING — Shop and portable INTERESTED in home decorat- OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 38 Rob u have own transportation, ref 40 Physics, for 1 28 29 M service, small repairs, light Ing? Fabulous opportunity 23 24 25 26 27 erences. After 4 p.m., 648- THE GUY example RAM BLER 1660 excellent trans- fabricaUng. Call 648-0620, 646- awaits you with an exciting Frame techntclam €0*6 HBRe,oCBiiPPyl EUT I'M NEW HO! HO!.. 1 HERALD 2631. BILL ©IBSONS HEKE..UUST n e v e r SEEN l e a v in g 43 Short-napped 5T portaUon, 6 cylinder standard, 2684, nights and weekends. new gtXTWlng company being In needed In MANCHES IT FAIL/! HITS THE , fabric ■ ® 1970 br NEA, Ik , LEAVING ANP &TAKTEP 1 4-door sedan. 0 per cent down, GAL THURSDAY to assist Gal troduced In this area. Only a TER. Job Involves ^test VBSTEKPAY! THEY ALWAYS JACKPOT 45 Footed vase 3S H 36 BOX LETTERS LAWN MOWERS, garden trac > WEteE ALL- small payments. Dealer Roea, FYlday, busy East Hartford dcslrie to make money is need ing and maintaining cir k ic k in g in EK UH„ WHOS PUT THE a n d t h e ■ 46 Feline breed 1 ■ tors. chain saws repaired and NEWCOMER 39 41 142 646-2660. ed. For Intervleiw call 029-1122, cuits. BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS ♦E-ee FOR eiL-L- E IT E ON 49 Epistle 38 ■ Fmr Y o u r sharpened. Parts and acces "When the lecture bureau told us you were a "naturalist/ firm, requires a woman who DAVY JONES O I0S O N T TH' NEWSUY WON^GET 53 Capital of can type, transcribe, answer 028-0606. HIS PINNER PMPFOR 43 4V 1 145 1969 MOB, GT, low mileage, sories. Mini-Motors, 188 rear we just A SSU M E D your subject would be ecology!" A N P A WHO HASN'T South Carolina ■ iRfomiatkia phones, tile and help make Technical school train JUST KEEP YOUR EYES ( ^ p a v y ...l7l^ ~ k7 HAH* VERRRY EVEN M E T T W O bU bl 62 7,000 miles, $2,600 Firm. Call Middle Tpke. W., 649-8706. EENTBR^STINKl SIFT.' 55 Shakespear 46 47 48 go. Shorthand helpful GENERAL clerk for ^ h a ^ ing and work experience ON THE ROAD, KELLY... TH E GUV WEEK9/I ean character THE HER. win not 649-8600 between 0-7. ^ ® . r ing inventoiy at wholesale WHO'S 1 bb but not necessary. Full-time, required and will be re 56 Roman date 53 54 dlacloae the Identity of TWO YOUNG married men LEAVING/ r any advertiser ualng box beneflU. CaU 628-2164 for inter automotive warehouse. Amerl- flected In starting sal 57 Decay 58 FORD 1666 station wagon, V-8, will do small repair Jobs and Painting— Poporing 21 cem Parts System, East Hart 56 5/ letters. Readers answer BHilding— view appointment. ^ ary. 58 Fits sails to standard transmission. 0 per painting, also cellar cleaning ford CaU 289-7906. ' ship 61 ing blind box ads who Contracting 14 CJONTRAC3TOR — Interior, ex 59 66 desire to protect their cent down, small payments. and light trucking. Call 646- 59 Sandy shore Dealer Ross, 646-2660. terior painting, paper haniging. Must ibe able to advance v V Identity can follow ‘ his 2692, 646-2047. LEON Cleszynski builder—new NURSES’ AIDES, 11-7, tWnl r tract (Eng.) Discount on wallpaper. Call to more complex com procedure: homes custom built, remodel (Ntw$poper [nttrpritt Aun.) 1664 WHITE Dodge Dart staUon STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Oscar Hebert, 646-8048. shift, part-time. 649-4010. ing, additions, rec rooms, ga CLERK TYPIST munications equipment. Enclose your r ^ y to wagon, red Interior, 08,000 fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ALL SNET Jobe offer rages, kitchens remodeled, NAME YOUR own price H. ALERT lady needed In Opera the box in an envelopivofope — miles. Original owner. Excel All concrete repairs, both In exceUent working con bath tile, cement work. painting, paper hanging, re tions Dept, to type dally or Excellent opportunities for address to the Classified lent condition. 643-0841. side and outside railings, land ditions, opportunities for Manager, Manchester Steps, dormers. Residential or moval, airless spray paint ders, answer telephone Inqui clerk typist offering a var tVAYfuf-e scaping. Reasonably priced advancement and many ■womiffa r *y^ Evening Herald, together 1969 PONTIAC custom S, 860 commercial. Call 649-4291. ing. Save. 647-9064. ries relating to moving and iety of clerical duties. Good Call 643-0801. valuable benefits. V.A. with a memo Ilstliv the automatic, power steering, storage. Routine similar to air typing and figure aptitude m BY iÎCK TURNER WES ROBBINS Carpentry re "On-the-Job" training C r*roT7 0~»ed »e«hKe fatA • * C, CARNIVAL companies you do NOT power brakes, cocoa brown EaCCA'VATINQ — Trenching— OUTSIDE painting, special line ticket reservations. Hours required. ExceUent bene U. t —*»»»*•>»*»>— A < aH^* • H modeling specialist. Additions, benefits apply. want to see 3rour letter. with black Cordova top, stereo Bob Cat machine, snow plow rates for small houses. Free Monday — Friday, 8-6. Apply fits, including immediate Your letter wUi be de rec rooms, dormers, porches, system, excellent condition, ing driveways and parking estimates. Call 649-U42. Mr. DlPlore, Hartford Des profit sharing. Call 244-4906 stroyed if the advertiser cabinets, formica, built -Ins, patch, 191 Park Ave. East or visit our personnel de For more information BY KEN MUSE Is one you’ve mentioned. $2,700. or best offer. 649-3804 lots, tree remo'val. Reason WAYOUT bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. INSIDE —outside painting. Spe- Hartford, 028-9061. partment at 1 Constitution visit our employment If not it win be handled after 6 p.m. able rates. 648-6169, 872-0647. clal rates for people over 66. Plaza, Hartford. office located et 2 Cen AND I THINK V-il* in the usual manner DORMERS, garages, porches, PONTIAC Grand Prlx, 1967, BRIC!K, block and stone work. Call my competitors, then call tral Row, Hartford, ABOUT IT WHAT McNau|hl!ixiiil., Inr. A FRIENP INPEEP • im ht MIA l«. T M W U t ^ rec rooms, room additions, X HAVE 428, automatic, convertible. me. Estimates given. 649-7868. WOMAN to live in and care for (acrooB from the Old AUTHE TIME.' IS. IT? Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in kitchens, add-a-levels, rooflng. THIS M-W Must sell. After 0 p.m., $2,000 2 stdiooi children. CelU 628-2780. CONNECTICUT State House). Open Mon door fireplaces, sidewalks, siding, general repairs. Quality ROGER painting interior, CRAZY 644-2970. day through Friday from TRAT Lost and Found 1 chimneys. Free estimates. workmanship. Financing a'vail- exterior, ceilings, paper hang BANK & TRUST CO. EVERYTHING Domenic Merrone, 649-1604. 8:80 a.m. to 0:00 p.m., IDEA.' r IS getting BY FRANK 0*NEAL ing. Call an3rtlme. 643-0023. COOK wanted, 3 to 4 hours per SHORT RIBS LOST — Siamese male cat, 1964 BUICK Special, $800. Good able. Ecemomy Builders, Die. or call 278-0220. Eve SMALLER running condition. Will consid 643-6109, 872-0647 evenings. day. OaU 643-1492. AND vicinity South Main St., Man LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also JOSEPH P. lilW IB — Custom ning and Saturday inter SMALLER.^ er trade for motorcycle. Call moving large appliances. views can be arrtmged. S 'THINIC 'THEPES SOMB chester. Call 649-0686, 643-9008. N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter Painting, Interior and exterior, RIDICULOUS.* 649-6970. Burning barrels delivered, $4. 'THE (3&i€l?NMENT SECRET MIUTARV PODJECT. contractor. Additions, remodel paperhanging, fuUy Insured. LOST — All gray male cat, a n ------644-1770. ^ IS SENDING LOTS O F awers to “Kitty Kat," vicinity CHEVROLET 1966 Impala, 4- ing and repairs. CaU anytime For free estimates call 649-9608. WORKERS ID SIBERIA. Garden Apartments, Main St. door hardtop, V-8, automatic, YOU ARE A-1. Truck Is A-1. for free estimates. 870-1642. If no answer 648-6362. EXPERIENCED 04S-9746. power steering. 0 per cent Cellars, attics, yards, drive SOUTHERN ______!______down, small payments. Dealer HALLMARK Building Co. for B.H MAOOWAN JR. & Sons, ways sealed and small truck Interior and exterior painting, LOST: Pass Book No. 26- Ross, ^-2060. ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- home improvement, additions, paper hanging. Thirty years 010663 3, Sa'vlngs Department ----- mano Trucking Service toll- rec rooms, house painting, NEW PONTIAC LeMans, 860 experience, four generations. LEGAL oi the Connecticut Bank and free, 742-9487. garages, rooflng, gutters. Free standard with Hurst shift and estimates. All work guaran Free esUmates, fuUy insured. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CitANE Trust Co. AJipUcation made for paymenL console. Blue with dark blue LAWNS maintained, rubbish teed.. 646-2027. 648-7861. ENGLAND HO, CUT THEM POWN, HAPPY. Cordova top, deluxe interior, taken to 'dump. Stones put STENOGRAPHER r BUT WHY, PAULA AWE? I'p HAVE BUILT IT LOOK, FftULA LONG AGO EXCEPJ I MAE...ER... BUT I DON'T THINK YOUIL POUND — 2 cross Oermcui and whitewalls, new snow around shrubbery, keep weeds ®AVE M O NEY! service WRY WOULD YOU BUILD A Dormers, room additions, ga floor Finishing 24 DIDN'T WANT TO CUT S'POSE WE NEED ALL THAT NEW ■hepberd pupa, one femsile, tires, ExceUent condition. Best out. For free estimates, 649- TELEPHONE SHOPPING CENTER HERE rages, porches, roofing and Write Box “B,” Manchester Herald. down THESE BEAUTIFUL DECIDED NOT PARKING SRACE AFTER LOST: Passbook No. 92426. dition. 647-1816 after 6. problem! Well worth {dione NEWTON H. SMITH w d S «i— you! Openings for managers available on 7 p.m. — midnight SALES H ELP wanted for clotb- Savings Bank of Manchester. call, 742-8203. Remodeling, repairing, addi and counselors. Two wardrobes shift, 3 or more nights per Ing store, fuU-Ume, experi Ai>pUoation made for pay 1967 BUICK, Special deluxe, tions, rec rooms, garages, Bonds— Stocks— a year. Car necessary. For week. Experience not neces enced preferred, but not neces ment. automatic, very clean, low HMBERLA14D Tree Service, porches and roofing. No Job more Information, 742-7062, sary. Apply In person. Mister sary. For further informatian mileage. CaU 643-0848. tree removal, pruning, shrubs, too small. CaU 649-8144. M oitgagos 27 649-3271, 643-6086. Donut Shop, 206 Wcet Middle call 647-1401, aak for Mr. C3irls- and lots cleared. F lftem years MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, Tpke., Manchester. tlno. “I say they’re brainwashing Dexter in that course on 1961 PLYMOUTH, good trans experience. Bexided and Insur MASONRY — AU types of stone Pononob portation, $200. Call 640-1630 af and concrete work. Quality mortgages— interim financing government he's taking! For anything he spends on ed. Free estimates. CaU 647- —expedient and confidential URGENTLY NEEDED — ride ter 4 p.m. Workmanship, work guaran dalea he insists I come up with matching funds!" 9479. service. J. D. Real Estate PART-TIME finm (Manchester Parkade teed. CaU after 6, 648-1870, 644- Help Wanfod— Molo 36 1962 CORVAIR Monza, rebuilt Aseoc. 64S-012». BY LANK LEONARD area to Hartford center, Tues- MASON WORK expertly done. 2970. WAITRESS AUTO MICKEY FINN engine, 4-apeed, buckets, tach, day-Saturday, arriving 8:30, Stone, bricks, blocks, fire r gauges, g o ^ (XHidition, reason HE’S EATING ] THIS IS HIS THIRD C'MON, 30V— TELL leaving by 6. 647-1137, after 7 places, brick homes, cellar Roofing— Siding U BiînoSs Opportunity 28 For after school hours and SERVICE MEN ICE CREAM?/ HELPING.' THERE'S ME YOUR NAME' STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF able. 649-6386. floors. Steps, sidewalks and re BAKERY DEPARTMENT ■ NOTHIN' TH' MATTER p.m. some Saturdays. Apply In WE’VE CHECKED WITH EVERY pair work. 1-749-6116. ROOFINO and roof repair. (JERAMIC and gift shop, $4,000. person. WITH THAT KID’S AND SUMMER AND STEVE ARE 390 FORD ENGINE, bored to Ebcperlenced wrapping ma • FRONT ENDS PRECINCT, UNCLE PHIL— AND J V FINALLY /MARRIED... Ooughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 048- Jewelry store. $10,000, Beauty THERE'S NO REPORT OF 427 cubic iniAi, balance crank, chine operator to work 7 steel pistons, qew short block, 7707. salon, $10,000. Frechette Real • BATTERIES Aufomobilos For Solo 4 Household Sorvicos tors, 647-9998. BRASS KEY a.m. to 3 p.m., days off THEN CO/V1E5 THE complete. 390-406 heads, mlU- RESTAURANT wlU be Monday and Friday; DAWN AND CLEAR JUNK CARS removed, $16 each. ed 40,000, complete. 390 for ______Offered 13-A P A S ROOFINO and repairs • TUNE-UPS ANCE BVPADIO done reallsUcaUy. Free esti Company offers good wages, Prompt, reUaUe service. Call parts, extra heads. All three r e w e a VING of bums, moth- from shore... mates. Call anytime, 649-1016, 829 Main St. exceUent working condltUms • SHOCKS I 872-94S8. engines $300. 643-6403, after S holes, zippers repaired. Win BUSINESS and an exceUent free bene p.m. 649-2378. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? dow shades made to measure, fit program. Apply: Permanent, full-time and BIDWELL Home Improvement Bankrupt, repooaesslon? Hon- all size Venetian blinds. Keys OPPORTUNITY BEAUTY IS OUR part-time posUlons, avall- eot Douglas accepts lowest ^957 PORSCHE. Best offer. CaU made while you wait. Tape re Co. Bbepert InstaUation of ablic. Some experience nec down, smaUest payments, any- e49-6374. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867- aluminum siding, gutters and BUSINESS FIRST NATIONAL essary. Main St. 649-6221. trim. Roofing inetallotlon and where. Not amaU loeui finance ______Private Brand Service Sta Make It yours—become an Avon STORES, INC. repairs. 649-6496, 870-9109. tion located on Route 44-A ™ o ».ndym.„ wa„. . vW .ly Representative. No experience Good starting pay, exceUenit one. 1961 Nash Metro register PARK & OAKLAND toi*, 840 Main. of Jobs by day or hour. We and Jiuictlon of Route 44, necessary. Own hours, high working conditions, Uberal ed and very clean and 2 more AVENUES clean yards, atUcs and cellars. In Ashford, Conn. For Infor earning potential. OaU im employe benefits Including MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY KARMAN dhla, 1968. ExceUent for spare parts. $250. 649-2584. Roofing and mation, c ^ , Hatitford 063- condition am-fm radio. New Reasonable. Call 643-6305. Chimnoys 16-A mediately 289-4922. EAST HARTFORD, shopping discount and op ANOTHER NICE FEATURE...HE HAS 7146 days. Manchester 649- portunity for advancement. show tires. 649-4427. OUTDOOR barbecues, fire 9179 evenings. CLERK-TTYPIST to perform CONN. COLO WMTBR MV TIME HE WANTS IT! ROOFING — Speclaltzlng re ' i l l ' places and small masonary general clerical duties In small AAR. APERNATHV 1969 PLYMOUTH SatelUte, T ra n o rs — pairing roofs of aU kinds, new BY DICK CAVALU progressive office. 87% hour APPLY TO STORE MANAGER IS LUCKY TO WINTHROP Power steering, automatic Jobs. Reasonable. CaU 643- roofs, gutter work, chimneys Mobil* Homos 6-A week, some pubUc contact. h a v e a p e t transmission. ExceUent condi 8108. cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ MANCHESTER Laundry Cen GENERAL all around man re- Prefer Inexperienced, ■will ELEPHANT HE eHOJLD BE WILLING SOMETIAABS I tion. 10,000 original mileage. SHASTA Astrofllght, sleeps 8, (CUSTOM made draperies, slip experience. Free estimates. ter minimum effort opera- ^ work. Apply A T T V ^ D 1 X 1 / ^ TD CARRY TO LAY DOWN HIS LIFE W O N D E R Call 649-8848. CaU Howley 648-6861, 644- Tp^Zltednetaûal m person. Engineered Metals CALUUK, FOR HISAAASTEC. IF I'M RBALiV refrigerator and stove. Excel- covers and reupholstering, tlon for represented ply In person, Multi-Circuits HIS CLUBS 8883. income of $19,000. For particu Inc., 10 Hilliard St. A O O G . 1968 DODGE Monaco, gold, 383, lent oondlUoti. 643-0697. Budget terms. EstabUshed In Inc. 00 Harrison St., Manches a ^ r o ^ l M . lars caU Bob p4ath at J.D. 1140 ToUand ’Tpke. power steering and brakes, ------1946. Days, 624-0164, eve- ter. TRUCK DRIVERS helper, for 17’ SHASTA Astroflyte, sleeps 6, nlngs, 649-7690. Real Estate Associates, 643- radio, "heater, stereophonic furniture delivery. Must be Manchester gas-electric refrigerator, stove ------Hoating and Plumbing 17 0129. responsible person, driver’s tape system with FM. More. with oven, self-contained, plus ODD JOBS, light trucking, all or call 649-2876 ^ M WATSON Plumbing and' license necessary. Full-time. CaU 647-9000. extras. Excellent condlUon, types carpentry, miscellaneous BUSINESS MACHINE ______Heating. Bathroom remodeling Call 646-3884. JONESth . $1 890. 646-1964. repairs, yard cleaning, etc. Holp Wontod— OPERATORS PllfewR/ 1961 CHEVROLET Impala, con and repairs. Free estimates. vertible, autonniatic, good tires. Call 742-8208 or 643-7218. CaU 649-3808. Fonrala 35 We have openings for IBM 1969 HALF-TON pick-up camp $300. <Û after 0, 649-8408. 1260 proof machine opera BY AL VERMEER er, sleeps 4, 12 gauge double FLOOR maintenance, service GRANT’S PLUMBING service. BAKERY saleswoman, experi- THE GOODYEAR PRISCILLA’S POP tors—a new, up-2-the minute barrel shotgun. Call after 3 on wood and tile floors, wln- CHEVROLET 1968 Impala con- QuaUty work for reasonable enced preferred. Steady work, business machine. Your 649-6301. dows and carpets. CaU 688- TIRE and RUBBER CO. DICH vertlble, V-8, automatic, power p.m., prices. Coll for free estimatea. good pay, morning hours. Be- hours wUl be 12 noon to 8 dAVALU steering, brakes. 6 per cent 1738 843.SS4 1, fore noon, Parkade Bakery, p.m. Benefits will Include MOBILBHOME set up In Bol------649-6830. ' - WHl. INTERVIEW MEN down, small paymenU. Dealer working Individual or LIGHT 'IRU CKINa, cellar and Ro m , 646-3000. » 10% SHIFT PREMIUM working couple. Ck>nvenlent, attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, Miliinory, INTERESTED IN A CAPTAIN EASY TURNER and trees cut and removed. • IMMEDIATE PROFIT 1961 FAUXJNi” 4-speed, excel- pleasant location. 648-3880. Drtssmaklng lent cOnditian. Asking $600. 643-6000. '’COSMETICIANS SHARING FUTURE HOW’POi 5IR..rM A6(3IB CNJIMT^ NAMB9 RiaHT ON THB TIP 01* OaU 64S-9800. WINDOW cleaning done at spe- ~ D ressm ak^ Call 244-4811 to arrange an TIM 5 AY5 'lOU’RB LO ST-, Permanent, full and part- 4 MV TONOUBm and alterations, expert work interview or visit our educa 18M RENAUt/T, very good run G oraqu Survic< clal low spring cleaning rates. time positions are now avaU- M eSAW ...NOw manship. 66 E. Center St. Lo tion center at 88 Lewis St., GOODYEAR HAS EXCELLENT McRAEf MePEB ning condition. $196 or best of Stofoga Fast, efficient service. CaU for able for experienced coo- free eoUmatea. 046-4320. cated in Andrews BuUdlng. 640- Hartford. OPPORTUNITIES FOR STORE fer. 649-8062. 8038. meUclans. MANAGEMENT TRAINEES J,------MANCHESTER at Cooper HUl r o t O TILLE R for hire, custom CHEVROLET 1966 Impala, 2- This is an' exceUent oppor CONNECTICUT St. Oarages, single, $10; double tilling lawns and gardens. Call DRESSMAITOG and altera door hardtop, 4-speed, 896, tunity with a progressive BANK & TRUST CO. $20. for storage. 688- 648-9920. tions done In my home. Call pool-traction. Many extras, im 649-1188. Reasonable, prompt retail store chain. Good sal 1 OonsUtution Plasa, Hartford 9067. ary, liberal benefits, oppor GOODYEAR OFFERS INSURANCE P R O G R ^ maculate, $1,196. CaU 638-7770. LIGHT MOVINOv ceUaia service. INCLUDING PENSION AND RETIREMEOT atUos cleaned, nights tunity for advancement and 1961 CXMIVETTE, 288, 4-speed, AND GROUP INSURANCE INCLUDING LIFE, weekends. Call 649-8062, pleasant atmosphere. WOMAN tp llve-ln as companion needs point, |900. CoU after 6, MotorcyclM— SEWING and alterations done ACCIDENT, SICK BEJ^FITS, HOSPITALIZA time. Apply Now To Store Manager to woman. Own room In new 66Mfr46. ^ BkyelM In my home, call 648-8708. home, pleasant surroundings. TION AND SURGICAL BENEFITS. • • • 1066 M ERCURY Ctdony Park. Jluikfing Call 873-8900 after 6 p.m. 1969 SUZUKI, 200 cc, 38 h.p., -Trucking— CALDOR, ING SOUND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PRO EXPERIENCED secretary re GRAM. EXCELLENT STARTING SALARIES. lent condition, $400. 649-9774. 1145 ToUand Tpke. quired for part-time work In lo (CARPENTRY — oonerete steps; cal office. Send resume to box floors, hatchways, remodeUng MANCHESTER — Dellvery- M anches^ "K ", Manchester Herald. PHONE BUD TOMUNSON porches, garagM, oloaeta, oaU- Hgtit trucking and pstekage IIS'- Hvery. Refrigerators, woUiers or Call 649-2B76 WOMAN needed for bUUng de FOR AN APPOINTMENT AT Ingq, attics finished, reo YOUR CONVENIENCE rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth and stove moving, specUdty. ______partment, will train for Frtden er related work. No Job too Folding chairs for rent. 649- APPLJOATTONS accepted for Invoicing machine, typing re- 646-ClOl smaU. Dan M oran,' BuUdar. OT80. counter work, part to full- qi^red. 389-8391. Eiveninga, 649-8880. be over 31. 649- GOODYEAR STORE KELLY ROAD — VERNON AN BQVAL OPFfHITUNITT m PbOnOk * .J A'. \ \ ■, \ ^ V.' \ V-

PAGE TV^HECNTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FTUDAV, APRIL 24, 1970 RtANCHESTESR EVENING HERALD. BitANCHESTER, CONN., FR ID A Y, APRIL 24, 1970 PAGE TWBNTYJ3EVBN Out o f Town I n v M t n w n t H*Ip Wan»t^->Mdto 36 ArtlelM For Sol* 4R M owhoid ftoodt 81 H o u e*« For Sol* 72 How** For Sal* 72 Horn** F*r So|* 72 ‘ H w m ** For Sol* 72 How** For Sol* 72 Lots For M P e r S o l * 7 3 O u » o f T * w n CLEAN, USEID refrigerators, tmwilwnti 43 P e r R e n t 4 4 O iit off Town RESTAURANT — D«licateMen D-2, CATERPnXAR, excellent HEART OF “roWNT-Ton (or HIGHLAND PASiT ranges, automatic washers KjÎfQIEBTBR — Professl<«. la It 11) room single with 2^ NEWLY LISTED and Immacu F o r S a l* 7 5 F o r S o l * 7 5 man over 21 full-time. Apply In condition. Must sacrifice. Call FIVE rooms, S bedrooms, |1B0 VERNON — Mount Vernon 6-room Raised Ranch, ed garages. Excellent condi MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch MANCHESTER - Lots with CLASSIFIED person, Mario's Italian Spe 7if-8203. with guarantees. See them at al men -Large baths. Nseda some redecorat late 7-room Cape in Howers with 8 bedrooms, large Hying sewer and water, excellent lo------monthly. Occupancy May 1st. Apartments, Immediately • 2-car garage, handy location. tion throughout. Large lot. VERNON ' cialty Shop, Burr Oonters B. D. Pearl's Appliances, 84B CaU 646.1418. room s at $146, 8H at $160, 4H on comer parcel. a4^40*. ing. P riced at $26,900. T . j l area. 1 % bOUu, beautiful Flor room with fireplace, dining cation. Starting at $4,000. VERNON — Manchester line— FOR BETTER cleaning, to Must seU. Ideal offloe building. ida room in rear. Raised A good buy at $86,900. PhU- $27,600. W olverton A gency, 8-ROOM COLONIAL I I Shopping Plata. Main St. Call 648-8171. at $180. Heat, hot water, re Crockett, Realtor, 0A-1$77. brick Agency Realtors, 048 room, wall to wall carpeting Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Oversized Raised Ranch. Ex keep colors gleaming, use Blue FOUR rooms, first floor, all ap^ Heritage House, 646-8482. hearth fireplace, eat-in kitchen Realtors, 6482818. We invite you to compara ADVERTISING frigerator, oven-range, dispos 4200. throughout. Attached garage, 646-6824. cellent buy. Owner wants fast against all others in the $S1,- Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent CROSLEY Shelvedore refrig pliances, ample parking, lovely MANCHESTER —Immaculate plus formal dining room. Now Wolverton Agency. Realtors, _Z_ sale. Call on this one. Frech al, dishwasher, wall to wall MANCHESTER — business MANCHESTER —- 8bedR>oms, 600 range. We feel sure it CLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS H elp. W anted— electric *iam pooer |1. Man erator, l4 cubic foot with frees- yard. Lease, security deposit. 4-bedroom Cape, new roof, wall to wall in living room, din MANCHESTER — $24,900. Hill 640-2818. COLUMBIA -B u ild in g lot, 100’ ette Realtors, 647-9998. er, all in working order, $25. carpeting, air - conditioning, block with 6 apartmsnto, «c- exceptional kitchen • family’ has no equal. Four bed chester Hardware A Supply, M. H. Palm er, R ealtor, 648- swimming pool, lighted teiîls plumbing, furnace, garage, ing room, stairs'. New ceramic overlooking parksde, at frontage on Route 87, near 8 AJM. to 4:30 P Jl. Ma!* or i^mol* 37 Call 64B-3868 after B p.m . cellent condition. Owner wlU rooms and bathrooms. Pri- MANCHESTER — Four - bed rooms, 8 baths, flraplMe, 877 Main St., 84S-442B. 6821. courts, baaketball court. Park wooded lot, joloUBled windows, kHohen floor! Fartlally finlah- lake, $0,600. 228-6812 after 0 tractive Ca^, fireplace, 'vacy, quiet rural setting In room Cape in the Center of "LOTS OF LIVING" wall to vmll catpeting and PART-TIME pharriiacist want ing and storage all Included. finance 80 per cent at 8M fam ily room , $22,900. M eyer ed rec room. Best of all, p.m . OARAOE Sale, 71 South Adams SEWING machine — Singer slg- l Ov e l T one-bedroom aport- aluminum siding, recreation Manchester. Good sctioola, town. Paneled kitchen, 2 a 2-car garage. Immediate OHnr CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIBD ADVT ed for growing’ 'nelghbortiood No peU. CaU Hartford, 627- cent. Terrific Income produc R ealtors, 648-0609. assumable 6% per cent mort PictuTMque older home, St., Saturday, Sunday, 11 to *ag, buttonholes, hems, fancy refrigerator, range, room, gartgs, wooded lot. convenient to shopping. Barn baths, treed yard. Assumable occupancy. CaU J. Mo- pharmacy. Call 64B-M14. 9288, Vernon, 876-8721, 876-4869. er. CaU now, H aj'es A gency, ga ge.. B elfiore Agcney, 647- completely renovated with 4:86 PJ*. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION 6, Household items, bottles, ©tc. Originally ov6r disDosal and parking. S156 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, with pony stalls and parking. m ortgage. Only $21,000. Wol L a u i^ in , 649-6806. . 646-0181. MANCHESTER — Large 4-bed 1418. R*s«rt Prop*rty all modern conveniences. books, etc. 8800, full price now |81. Easy monthly. Handy to Main S t, 6486824. Acre lot. Additional building verton Agency, Realtors, 648 Deadline tor Saturday and Monday la 4:86 p.m. Fridai HELP WANTED during days, VERNON — Wniow Brook room Colonial, 214 baths, fire Two-full baths, large nxmis, term s. 622-0981, dealer. ,m»ii 644-2487, NEnVLY Listed —4-famlly on 4 CENTRALLY located, clean lot available. Principals only. 2818. ^ S m good hours available. Phone SELLING OUT, antiques and Apartments. Immediately new place, attached garages, large MANCHESTER —new listing. 74 2-car oversized garage. Must B (Sl W Burger Chef, 649-8161. _yes 4 acres o f land I Bbccel- wooded lot. $37,600. Heritage 8bedroom Ranch wMh flre- Owner, 6488408, TOUR COOPERATION WILL m A I AA9 9T 11 collectables, shaker bookook col Model Home Furniture BIG one-room , downtown loca> SH room s at $160, 4U at $186. Forest Hills, immaculate over WEST side — Spotless seven COVENTRY — l a g cabin sum be sold I BARROWS and WALLACE Co. BE APPRE<^TED IPIML I I Meat, hqt water, refrigerator, lent Income. Refrigerator and House, 6482482. plaoe, full basement, alumi lection, barbed wire, old in tlon, heat, hot water, stove, re sized 8room Ranch, 8fuU MANCHESTER center, 8room room colonial —four down In mec cotUge, flreplaced living Manchester Parkade 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL oven-ranjge, disposal, dish range with each apartment. num storm s and screens.- FTre $5.00 PER HOUR sulators, book cases, display frigerator. Parking in rear. MANCHESTER — Top quality baths, fireplace, dining room, Colonial, possible office and cluding family room. 114 room,’ completely carpeted, Manchester 6486806 19 PIECES washer, wall to wall carpeting, Tenants pay own utllitlM and alarm system. Walk to schools C V R cabinets, guns, stamps and 668-0888. investment property with an and shopping! Assumable 414 garage, partial rec room. As- residential combination, 114 baths, garages, excellent area. enclosed porch, excellent con- Confinii*d Prom Pr*c*dinq Po y . SIDELINE air-conditioning, swimming heat. For detaUs, Mr. Zinsser, duTonTtorad'';;^ T9"^“'"Ha7e"s Connecticut Valley Realty. Inc. Coventry — 8room arrowheads, buttons, bric-a- $297 incom e o f over $8,000 per year. per cent mortgage with sub sumable per cent. Asking baths, 2-car garage, $24,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- ______' * Hayes BmoA Ranch, assumable nru>rtgage. brac plus hundreds of other LARGE, one-bedroom apart pool, lighted tennis courts, B elfiore Agency, 647-1418. $86,600. Frechette R ealtors, Agency, 646-0181. Bruce XIttie, Shirley Little Interior Designer wants re basketbaU couit, parking and Brand new heating system. stantial cash. Mr. Zinsser, Bel- Hayes A gency 646-0181. 1677. PITI, $127. monthly. Excellent KNAPP SHOEIS sell easy. items for dealers and collec ment, East Center St. location. 647-9098. _ Clara Reznick, Elizabeth Spelt liable family or newlyweds storage aU included. No pets. iMREE-FAMILT, stone con $40,600. W olverton Agency, ftore A gency, 647-1418. lot. Only $10,900. Frechette H*lp W anf*d— Mol* 34 H*lp W ant*d— Mai* 34 Top commissions. No invest tors. Saturday and Sunday, No chUdren or pets. Modem MANCHESTER — Six-family MANCHESTER off Porter St. AMSTON LAKE wooded lot. to accept delivery of com CaU H artford, 627-9288, Ver struction, phis stngle cottage, Realtors, 6482818. 644-1571 R ealtors, 647-0998. ment. Everyone you know is AprU 26, 26, 70 MUl St., Man kitchen, heated. $150 per BRAND NEW and beautiful, MANCHESTER and a two-family in one parcel. paved road, city water, beach LANDSCAPE laborer part-time plete Model Display of Qual non, 872-4400. in buslnees sane. A foed in deluxe custom. built Ranch PLASMA flame spray depart a potential customer. We chester, Conn. month. CaU weekdays, 9 to 6 MANCHESTER $18,000 nice 8 seven-room Ranch with first "TH E GIANT COLONIAL" Fully rented with excellent in es, boating, fishing. $096 terms. 8 a.m., — 12:80 p.m., Odniact show you how. Contact An- ity FumHuro Just removed vestment. More information on Over 2000 sq. ft. o f ll'vlng home, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, avaiiZl aah ------VERNON - Just over Man- ment is looking for an ex p.m ., 647-9908. HOUSE to share, quiet woodsy bedroom Ranch, cabinet kitch floor family room, 2-car ga come. Off street parking. Wol 2-car garage. The very best, bea-u * Chester line, large. 8H-room Whitham Landscape. Nursery, tlK>ny Glonfriddo, 126 Ridge MISCELLANEOUS sale— April to warehouse tor PubUc request, $66,000. PhUbriok space in this 8room over verton Agency, Realtors, 648 perienced inspector Must be area, near Simsbury, suitable en, aluminum storms, cellar, rage. Country atmosphere with Hayes-- Agency 646-0181. oeacn, $600 down. Amston full baths, dining room, fire- ~Ranch with full basement, fire 648-7802. after 1 p.ni. • R d„ B ristol 682-2787. 24 to 28th, 10 a.m . to 6 p.m . Sale., Modem 8 complete MANCHESTER Center — Agency Realtors, 646-4200. size Dutch Colonial, 4 bed famlUar with aircrat insi^tlon tor older couple or business near bus. Assumable 614 per all city utiUties, Including 2818. ^ke Co., 1-087-2647 (open 7 place, scenic wooded lot, full place, buHt-lns, excellent con Antiques, furniture, glass- room s with the $1,000 look. Adults, no pets, 8 rooms, $90; rooms, 2V4 baths, built-ins, days). procedures and specifications. WANTED licensed plumber, ex- woman, pets welcome, car MANCHESTER' — three fam cent mortgage. Hutchins Agen water and sewers! Low main li.------~Z----- T7 MANCHESTER — 8-room Spllt- cellar. Assmnable m ortgage. dition. Selling fo r $20,900. Im ’wore, odd items. 49 Pahner 8 pc. Convertible Living 6 room s, $186. One month se 1st floor rec room and tots MANOTESTER T exas Ranch, separate entrance, Hv- Many excellent benefits plus ceUent 'working conditions. 3EAMSTRE3SS or tailor, work necessary, $110. monthly plus ily, excellent investment, de cy , R ealtors, 649-6324. tenance, quaUty construction. Mid 20’s. 648-6072. mediate occupcuicy. T. J. Drive, (Birch lUll), Wapplng. Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 6 curity. 6294618. of other extras. Imme quarterly bonuses. Apply in Gall 646-2112 to r appointment. on industrial machines uphol shared utiUUes. Write Boot C, Priced very realistically in the J Ing quartera. Lakewood Circle, pc. IMnette. $10 down, you lightful area, close to siwp- MANCHESTER area — Seven- diate occupancy! I Outstand paneled family room, Immacu- • iaaaw WAAUir Crockett, Realtor, 6481677. person Klock Co., 1866 Tolland A. B. Chick Plumbing A Heat stery work, will train, or ex FOUR-ROOM, second - floor low thirties. Mr. Merritt, Bel- Out o f Town NORTH Coventry Bolton line. FOR "a job well done feeling", may purchase any room in- Manchester Herald. ping, schools, churches. Asking room Cape. Large kitchen, ing buy at $86,9(X>. Call Mr. late condition. Only $28,900. Tpke. ing, Inc. perienced. Salary open. Call apartment. Adults only. Heat, flore A gency, 647-1418. new listing, 4-room Ranch, CSOVENTRY —Bolton lin e , 4- clean carpets with Blue Lus dlvlduaUy. Immediate deUv- $37,900. M ore InformaUon, dishwasher, disposal, bullt-lns, Gordon, 6486306. Hurry'! Hutchins Agency, Real F o r S o l* 75 649-7159. Oo'rUn-Gentry, How appliances, parking. CentraUy LOVELT 2-room furnished call Morrison, Realtor, 648- dead-end street. Only $16,900. « » m Ranch, fireplace, private DIE-Makers, two needed. Ap SHORT order cooks, full or part tre. Rent electric shampooer ery or free storage. fireplace, 114 baths, beautiful NEW UsUng—Lo-vely 4-bedroom tors, 6486324. 0.2 ACRES. Good barn, out- h E B R O I^^ ard Rd., Boiton. located. Security. artment, own entrance and a beauty o f a BM Frechette Realty, 647-9998. neighborhood near shopping. ply at Kurts Brothers, Inc.. -time, days or nights. Apply in $1. Plnewood Furniture Shop. 1016. treed lot. Sale price, $27,600. buildings, 0 rooms, family CAP A CCP Charge Plans bath, parking, all utilities in Colonial on beautiful country- B & L W MANCHESTER — Oversized room Ranch on hea'vily wood P riced to sell at $16,900. Hayea 847 Keeney St., rear or phone person only. Howard Johnson Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648 room, 6 bedrooms. baths, MEN, WOMEN, married cou CAMPING articles, vlewlex Also, our own Instant Credit MANCHESTER — Large execu cluded. Must be seen, $120. 649- sized lot. Natural woodwork, four-room Ranch. Full base ed lot in fine residential area, Agency, 646-OUl. 648-9676. Restaurant, 894 Te. MANCHESTER Circa 1860, 8 two-car garage. Landscaped Ranch, many features. Three ■ntis cottage la meant fo r 649-6884. in person. Bess Ehiton, 160 Cen 2 BIG rage, $21,9(X). Must be seen. A m a all nasav D O r 48 Agnes Dr. 6494716. ing and beams, two fireiriaces, School. Owner will finance. M. ter. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore, ______. or__ 4-bedroom Colonial, all new bedrooms, dining room, living ter St. 3680 Main St. Hartford MISQUAMICUT — 4 -rooms, Fireplace, garage. Assumable lot, 109x160’ . Idarion E . Rob honeymooners. Cute 8 two acres o f land. $260 per ' H. Palm er R ealtor, 648-6821. Wolverton Agency Realtors, A gency, 647-1418. wiring, copper plumbing, fur room , fireplace, woU-to-waU, WANTEUJ uUUty man for cdl GARAGE and yard sale, Fri 622-7249 furnished and heated, $160. 6482818. VA 614 per cent. Good location. ertson, Realtor, 648-6063. rooms, furnished, on town Situations W ant*d— > nace, g;utters, and Interior aiid two-fuU baths, den, famUy Fonm For Sal* 76 required purposes for Public tformer Fuller Brush bldg.) month including aU utUltiea. weekly. CaU 648-0491. THE CLEANEST Ranch, we’ve Only $23,600. Frechette R eal road near Coventry Lake. F * m a !* 3 8 day night and Saturday 10 to exterior decorating. Minutes COUNTRY Chib area four- room with wet bar, garage. Works depaiitment at the 6, snow blower, rotary mower, OaU Paul W. Dougan Agency, kCANCHESTER 6^ - room ever seen! Large Hving room tors. 647-9993.' Asking $6,600. STORRS — 8room Colonial, EXPERIENCED 175 Pine St. Manchester from new Route 6. 88x226 lot bedroom, 2V4 bath, English Tu Preshette, R ealtors, 647-9998. Eighth UtUlUes D istrict to fill boat winch, router, W diiU, 649-4636. Hous*s For Sol* 72 Rambling Ranch in a country with fireplace cui^ beautiful (needs reMoratton), 614 acres, an existing vacancy. Send ap- 646-2332 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, 7V4-room backs up to nature center. Up dor Colonial, set on a large asking $16,000. M ansfield, East IRONING done in my home, riiop and garden tools, miscel W ontvd To R*nr 68 setting with trees, all rooms bookcase! W all-to-v^ in sev VERNON — 6*4 room Ranch, (former Norman's Furn.) LOOKING for anything in real 81, SI, Senorita, Spanlah influ Ranch on wooded 100x272 lot, per teens. Helen D. Cole, Real well landscaped lot. Country KEITH REAL ESTATE Rd., 14.8 acres, $2,000 per acre. pUcation to Mr. Osgood, P.O. OIL BURNER ca ll 643-8708. laneous hardware, paints, large Including central hall eral rooms. Three twin-sized heated rec room, treed lot, Warehouse estate rentals — apartments, WANTED to rent by July let, overlooking reservoir and tor, 6486666. living within town. Interna Box 1186, Msuichester, Conn., lumber, fiberglas panels, lawn ence Colonial, seven spacious and foyer, 2-car attached ga bedrooms, Automatic dish walk-out basement, excellent 646-4126 WllUmantlc, 8room cottage, SERVICEMAN at comer of Pine A Forest Sts. homes, multiple dwelUng;s, no 3-bedroom house or duplex by country club, flreplaced living tional Associates, 647-1800. 649-1922 nice condition, garden space, 06040. fertiUaers, aiid many other rooms, central convenient lo rage, $29,000. Philbrick Agen washer, range 'wUI stay. Alti- location. Only $21,600. Hayes M on-Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate teacher, 12 year old child. Ben- room, dining room, den, Iqun- RANCH — Modem kitchen with asking $9,000. ChapUn, R outs item s. 46 Adelaide R d., Man cation, city utilities, many ex c y R ealtors, 646-4200. mlnum storms, screens, doors. A gency, 646-0131. ------EXPERIENCED Situations W ant*d Associates, Inc. 648-6129. net Jr. High area. Yard for dry room, 8 bedrooms, garage. dining area, large living room NEW LISTING — Simply Im- 198, aiproxlmately 8 acres, ^3ood pay, good working con chester. KITCHEN set, stove, refrigera citing features. Morrison, New boiler unit. Truly a Best maculate 8room Ranch, fire LATHE OPERATOR Qoweja desirable and base MANCHESTl^lR — lêluxe cus- Transfer dictates sensible vith fireplace, three bed JUST over Manchester town haH cleared, $8,000, only $1,000 ditions. I^ d vacation. Paid M o l* 3 9 tor, bedroom set, odds and MANCHESTER — Newer two- Realtor, 643-1016. Buy. BMftore Agency, 647-1418. place, formal dining room, EAST HARTFORD — Brick ment. Write Box H, Manches tom 7-room ^Garrison Colonial, price o f $81,600. Bel A ir Real rooms, bath, plus large pine line in lovely South Windsor. down. ChapUn, 8room Coloni Top wages and overtime. Apfdy holidays. EYee insurance. 7.60x14 IIRES AND WHEELS, ends. 649-2916. bedroom duplex, half o t two- breezeway, attached garage, four-family, two bedroom TWO college students 'want ter Herald. SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at 2H baths, 2'icar garage, all SEVEN ROOM Cape with fuH- Estate, Vincent A. Boggini, paneled rec room with bar in Convenient Avery St. location. al, restored, IH baths, 2-son- a t: Fiae uniforms. 7.36x14 tires tor 1961 Ford Gal- fam ily. AU large room s, fuU full cellar. Wall to 'wall carpet apartments with all appliances weekly summer yard work, tached garage, screened porch, aluminum, private treed lot, shed dormer! Central tocation! R ealtor, 648-9382. basem ent. $26,900. Philbrick Immaculate 8bedroom Ranch ed oil heat, bam, pine grove, axle. Call 649-8410, 6-6 p.m . WHITE space heater, slightly private basement. Residential TWO-BEDROOM apartment, or ing plus stove wiU stay. L iv e Including air - conditioners. E&SGAGECO. odd jobs, etc. 649-0198. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, plush ll’vlng in the finest of Walk to schools, shopping, bus, Agency, R ealtors, 046-4200. with 2-car garage. Raised breathtaking views, 60 acres, used. Fireplace set, andirons, location. $176 per month in small house for law student, ly treed lot. Immediate sale $62,0(X). W olverton Agency, MitcheU Drive THE WHITING CORP. OARAGE SALE—829 Hackma formal dining room, large liv neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, treed yard, garage. Assumable MANCHESTER — Newly avail hearth fireplace, a really Ug asking $66,000. Lebanon, 16 screen and wood basket, 4- cluding appliances. OaU Paul MANCHESTER — Colonial, 6 wanted. Mr. Lombardo, Bel R ealtors, 640-2813. M anchester tack Sti, Saturday, April 26th. 'Wife, and four-year old son, ing room and recreation room, 646-0181. 6% i>er cent m ortgage. B el able — 6-room Colonial just 8 country sized kitchen. Several acres, half cleared, high eleva 264 Broad St. piece set tools. 643-8903. W. Dougan Agency, 649-4686. room s, IMi baths, garage. Own fiore Agency, 647-1418. Dogs— 8irds— Pots 41 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.. Bikes, games, from June to early September. lovely landscaped lot with pri fiore A gency, 647-1418. years new and tastefully deco ELLINGTON — Colonial, four extras will stay. Nicely land- tion, asking $12,000. Chaplin-8 MAN — part-time tor lawnând Manchester, Ckmtact Robin Kirk, 249«601. MANCHESTER — Lovely six- rated. Fenced In play area, er wonts fast sale. WIU listen ALASKAN Malamutes puppies. toys, books, odds and ends. vacy. Immediate occupancy. bedrooms, one full and two »c^)ed half acre lot. Mr. room Cape, oil heat, arteslaa parking lot maintenance. Must 649-1166 room Cape with rec room, ga TWO ACRES of lovely land nearby park and pool, and ex to offers. CaU now. Freriistte SIX-ROOM PLUS Colonial, as- half-baths, formal itinfagp Breed of dlsUnctioh. Ebccellent M usical Instnnn*nl8 S3 SIX ROOM Duplex inquire 69 Only $26,900. Philbrick Agen sum able B^ per cent mort Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- weU, 8 acres, asking $14,900. have driver’s license. Api^y in rage, and acres of land. go with this 6-room Colonial cellent school district makes R ealtors, 647-9098. room, modem kitchen with 1418. with children. Adapts to all Birch St., no pets. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. gage. 1*4 baths, large porch. These offerings are sMne o f person at W. H. England Lum GIBSON guitar. Sunburst finish, 8usin*ss PropM ty Make offer. Heritage House, Cape with 2-car garage and this home desirable for the situations. '142-6334. CAMBRIDGE Street — four Industrial zoned lot. Middle built-ins, central air-condltion- the best values in the United ber C o., Route 44-A, Bolton 8oots and A cc*ssori*s 46 hollow body, 'with case. $200 or For Sol* 70 MANCHESnCR Suburbs — 7- 6482482. breezeway! Attractive stone young fa m ily. $26,600. Odegeird Ing, garage. Wooded lot, 160x LAKEFRONT e^te, five BUS BOY, part-time, evenings 636 CENTE3R St. 4H-room Du bedroom colonial completely 20’ s. CaU 'M orrison, Realtor, States and Canadau Appoint Notch, Conn. best offer. 648-8024 after 4. plex, xyt baths, all appliances, room Split, tip-top condition, fron t. P restige $46,000 area. R ealty, 643-4866. 230’, wall to wall stays. $83,- nUnutee from Manchester Cen- and weekends, no experience FOR SALE, 2 mlniplnschera, 14’ lyoOD boat and traUer, ROUTE 6 — Business location, COLONIAL — Ansaldi buUt. redecorated. Oversized corner 643-1016. ment only. Hochberg Farm fully carpeted, 2 air-cendition- fireplace. Family room, gar Selling In the very low thirties 800. Philbrick Agency, Resd- too many features to MAN TO WORK in service sta- needed, 'wiU train. See Mr. male and female, wonderful Eiriniude twin 26 h.p. m otor, 260’ frontage, 6-room Ranch, 24’ living room, 3 fireplaces, lot. Oarage ■with storage. Own- Agency, North VUndham, Coleman, BT uarn, new iwi anu iurnai.e, mop.,loti* Innro __...... FREE — Four fluffy kittens, 40 H.P. Johnson motor with elec Mr. James Cheney done in 1916 per month. Charles Pontioelli, A gency, 646-0181. R ealtors, 647-9998. $16,900. 043-8787. maculate large 8room Colo- path to lake with transporta- W ant*d— R *ol EstOf* 77 ply Bob’s Sunoco, 60 Tolland PART-TIME HELP, two men, box trained, very affectiimate. tric start and tank, excellent $86,600. Philbrick Agency Beautiful 7-room, 8bedroom nlal dining room, fireplace, tton provided! Nine - room by local artist. 644-8962. 649-9644, after 6. CONVALESCENT home, long LAND-SITE8FARMS — Acre Tpke., M anchester. 649-7277. nlghte. Call 640-6334. Call 643-2822 after 6 p.m . condltlcn, low hours, $280. Call TAKE YOUR CHOICE R ealtors, 646-4200. Colonial Ranch on lovely half MANCHESTER — Good resi kitchen with oven, dishwadier, Oontemporary Ranch on • established business. Always acre lot. 2V4 beitha, 2-car ga dential area,' 8 room SpUt disposal IMi baths, garage. On age. Large, unzoned parcelz, 646-2437 after 6 p.m . TAG SALE —Thursday through LARGE 8-room apartment, CONTEMPORARY RANCH in SOLID BRICK HOME! three acre proed setting. Seeing is be body combination man, 40 tiger, gray, some tan with mit ALUMINUM row boat, 12’ with person. For more information, Unique, attractive partial Fhie workmanship inside and out. Ll'vlng room with brick en with buUt-ins, 3 bedrooms, 647-9998. ty, Realtors, 6480828. W. T. GRANT cmtlque server, commode, mosphere. Gentleman or mar ens, tenant pays up-ke^. rooms, carport, large flag lieving! Mr. Zkianer, Bel hours per week. Inquire B A J tens. Free. 643-6029. trailer. Good condition. $126. ried couple. No pets or chil call Philbrick Agency, Real stonework. Many other fea flrei[tece, bookcases and French doors. Attractive open wash bowl set, yarn winder, West side, city utilities, $ 1 6 ,- stone patio. $20,500. PhUbrick living room vdth wall to waU v e r n ON CENTER, new 8 fiore Agency, 647-1418. ALL CASH tor your property Auto Repair, 367 Oakland St., or best offer, 649-0822. dren. Rêrences. $80 weekly. tors, 646-4200. tures. Belfloore Agency, 647- stairway in front entrance hall. Dining room approximately cai^ting fWsh.rf r r a ^ MANCHESTER old China, glassware, tin ware, 000. Assum able m ortgage, Agency Realtors, 6484200. 16’xl8’ and pleasing study. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, room Raised Ranch, 2 full within 24 hours. Avoid red M anchester or ca ll 643-7604. 1418. on lower level. Many more ex FREE kittens, 8 weeks old, Call 12’ ALONQUIN boat, exceUent very old copper pot, lam ps, 742-8161. MANCHESTER — 20,000 square 6%. p m , $166.77. Ruaco storms and screens, oil steam heat, copper plumbing. baths, double garage, near VERNON — 4 bedroom otUonial tape, instant service. Hayes tras with this home. Lot size PARKADE SALESMAN wanted tor estab 640-2462. oonditloa, $76. firm . 7H h.p. much more. 342 Summit St. foot masonry industrial build FOUR-bedroom, front - to -rear CUSTOM 8-bedroomi Ranch, FuU, high basement with laundry room. Screened patio. schools, large lot. $28,9(KI with one full and two half agency, 646-0161. 100x300. By ow nef, c a ll after lished automotive parts dis Evinrude m otor, 1968, only 20 F u r n ls h * d ing, 1^ acres, central location, SpUt, two baths, fireplace, rec basement garage, brick front, Trees, shrubs, outdoor flreplsce. Walking distance to Hayes A gency, 646-0181. baths. FuUy equipped Uteben; INQUIRIES — visits invited, reation room, garage, screened schools, bus -and shopping. A sturdy, 2-sU^ older home 3 p .m ., 644-8636. patio, attached garage with Appliance sales department tributor. Call American Parts hours fresh water use, like ApcnTiMiits 63-A all utilities. Many possibilities. KEITH REAL ESTATE vanity tUed bath, Andersen System, 289-7906. Inbred litter, Belgian Sheep W ant*d— To Buy 58 Including commercial use. porch, stove, dlshwariier, fenc windows. Owner 649-3600. lovingly oared tor, comfortable and so very homey! Still BOLTON —attractive Randi double driveway. WaU to waU is looking for salesman, no new. Cost $339.90, asking $200. own^ by the man wiio built it for himself and family! In MANCHESTER New Usting, LET’S SYNCHRONIZE dogs, exceptional tempera 648-9132. HOUSEHOLDS lots — AnUques NICELY furnished 8-room Hayes A gency, 646-0131. 646-4126 649-1922 ed yard, large lot. $28,000. home high on a cliff overlook- carpeting in Uvlng room, din previous selling experience mid 20’s. Shown by appointment. Immediate occupancy. Raised Ranch, 8months old, You want to aril and some ADULT with sJtatUm wagon or m ent, $50 - $125. Champion sire bric-a-brac, locks, frames, apartment, in 2-famlly house, Char Bon A gency, 643-0688. $24,900 — LARGE custom built ing Eastern Conn. Three bed- Ing room and halls. Lovely required. Applicant selected truck for early morning news and dam. Call 872-0313. heat and electricity. $160. J. Immaculate Raised Ranch, 8 bedrooms, dining room kitch rooms, baths, two car ga- residential area. Walking dis- one dse wants to buy. It’s BOAT TOPS and covers, cus glassware. We buy estates. Vil WALTON W. GRANT AGENCY will receive professional paper delivery, 7 days a week. D. Real Estate Associates. 648- lnv*stni*iit PropM ty NEWER 8FAMILY, brick, with buUt-lns, fireplace, 114 baths, en wlUi buHt-ins, m baths, rage, greenhouse, Florida tanoe to elementary school, easier to do both thru a rep- tom made. Dave’s Auto Up- lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 LILLIAN O. ORAI7T, Realtor, 6481168 soles training, require No collections. Mileage and hdstery, 618 Center St. (rear), 6129. $22,900 PICTURE-BOOK land 4 garages. Assumable 6 per garage, large wooded lot. large famUy room, aU room . Nine acres in aU. Must Asking $82,000’. CaU Doris utaUe agency. We have cus ments necessary are de Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247; For Sal* 70. A Member Multiple Listing Service, Hartford A Manchester alumintun sided, 2-car ga commission. Call Hartford 643-8246. scaping, n. House, 646i2482. and well maintained home, high, 3 bedrooms, formal din Parkade or call 643-1628 for area with unlimited growth op acres, 16 minutes from South each any slse. 646 North Main ANTIQUES and collectables, references required. 648-9672. CENTEUl St., 6-room home, room Colcmlal. Shccluslve area. extras. Mid SO’s. Philbrick built. CaJU for more details. $25,900. Frechette Realtors, en, wall to waU carpeting, fire $26,000. PhUbrick Agency. ing room, newly remodeled ing your home please let us an appointment. portunities. Call 625-4261. Manchester. Box stall, profes St. oak and marble tcq> furniture, yards from the center, $20,000 One of a kind property. Near Agency, R ealtors, 646-4200. Frechette R ealtors, 647-9993. 647-9998. place, pine peuteUng, lntei> help you. We offer no guaran 8usin*ss Lacatlons MANCHESTER — $19,900. for R ealtors, 646-4200. kitchen, spacious baths, sional riding ring, lessons Eirt glass, fine paintings, etc. for im mediate sale, CaU War Ctountry Club. CaU fo r details. com, double garage, one acre. tees, only a promise to do our PART-TIME custodian wanted, SPRUCE TREES—Norway, and this well maintained 8room shaded lot. W olver^ Agency, VERNON — Must seU immedi avaUable. CaU 649-8353 after white, 3-6 ft. $8. each. Any Any quantity 644-8962. For R*nt 64 ren E. Howland, R ealtw , 648- Helen D. Ctole, R ealtor, 648- Many extras. $27,9M. Owner, best to find a buyer ready, LANE maintenance, nights. Al hours 6-10 p.m . at the Meadow- Ranch with waU to waU, MANCHESTER — Six room Realtors, 6482818. ately—Four-bedroom Colonial, 3 p.m . size, dig your. own. Trees on 1108. 6666. 646-4682. wlUIng and aU e to buy. CaU so mechanic full and part- brook Sriiool, ToUand. Please MAIN STREET office space, aluminum elding, garage, bus Ctolonial in the Bowers school Dining room , U'ving room with lot between 260-274 Smith Doris Smith, Jarvla Realty Ume. Apply in person, HoUday call 876-0024. HORSESHOEING — Thomas R o o m s W it h o u t B o a r d 5 9 .100 per cent location near MANCHESTEIR—8-room house, IMMACULATE 6H-room Ranch Une and m ore. H urry! Wol- are8 Formal dining room, MANCHESTER 8room OolMilal fireplace, famfly room, kltch- BOLTON — Country Uvlng for St., South Windsor, off Buck- bus Une, IH baths, new kitch Co., Realtors, MLS, 648US1. Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Man Robenhymer. Having a hard banks, air-conditioned, auto lUus additional B-zone lot with with rec room and garage, 8 'verton Agency, Realtors, 648 coimtry kitchen and three bed en with buUt-tns, one fiUl bath, the city executive, 25 minutes chester. MEX7HANIC wantedi fo r general time getting your horse ready land Rd. WIU be on premises NICE bedroom, for gentleman matic fire sprinkler. Apply utUities. Owner vriU mortgage bedrooms, kitchen has buUt-lns 2818. room s, VA baths, garage. en, new fuinanoe. Must see. two half-baths. Redecorated, to Hartford, 7 rooms plus, 16x 8 a.m . to 7 p jn . April 26, 26 Must seU. $21,600. Hayes Agen repair work in local garage. for Spring riding. CâU me. with references, private home, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. at reasonable rate. Two-fanrUly and dining area. $23,Ci00. Wol- Perfect family home. Wolver vacant. Large assumable 5)4 26 Uvlng room with b ock to L*gal N otk* Fve-day work week>m, for m ale cal repair work and also Bolton, 643-9492. SEASONEID fireplace wood for Please caU 643-648'7 between 10 waU to waU, dormer, extra $26,900. Philbrick A gency, Realty, 643-4866. Oourt for allowance, and filed an 643-2711. only, parking, $16 weekly. Call OVER 4,000 SQ. FT. FIRST FLGOR LIVING' application for the aecertalnment muit have ability to repair sale. Call 228-9686. a.m., and 12 noon. MANCHESTER close to sh<^ closets, etc. Wolverton Agen of distributees and and Install electricsd equip 644-0123 alter 6. 2 (Co m p l e t e l ’ s R ealtors, 646-4200. an order of dla- LIVE BAIT, minnows, worms, ping, 4-family with 4 room PRESIDENTIAL cy, Realtors, 6482818. SUBURBAN — newer six-room tribuUon, it is ment Excellent startbig rate SUITE of offices, approximate apartments, 4-car garage, new COVENTRY (NORTH) Colonial Cape on an acre, i*?**®?^ £f DRIVERS NEEDED nc’s, etc. CaU 876-4179, 80 238 CHARTER Oak S t, room 7 bedrooms, 3 baths, two 80’ Uvlng rooms, formal dining, T u t.k lL t__ êy^ A.D. 1970, at 1:00 o'clock in and great fringe i benefits. F*rtiili*ri 50-A ly 660 sq. ft., plenty of free V lliA D E LrRANCH, 6 rooms, basement ijBTgo Kitchen lifts DUilt*ln th© afternoon* at the Probate Office Osll tor Apîntment: FrankUn St., RockvUle. with private ratranoe, suit heating systems and roof. Mid 3 fireplaces, 2 house-beautiful kitchens, paneled den, plus HERE m s ! ! parking. Central location. CaU Center SL A Thompnon Rd. partiaUy finished, garage, near huge paneled rec room. Each L Is self-sustaining, yet, easily The home you’ve been look oven-range and dishwasher, ki Bolton be and the same U aaslin- M arge Hanipaoh, 643-6168 Train NOW to drive semi- FOR SALE—Good cow manure. able for working gentleman. 80’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. rnrinai *‘1 ‘ hearing on the allowance SOUP’S ON the rug that is, 646-2212. M anchester high school. $26,600. PhUbrick adapted to one large family or office and home situation. ing for. 4 large ’bedrooms, form al dining room , beam ed of said account, and on oald ap- truck, local and over the DeUvered, $6 and $12 per load. $16 weekly. S4S-1746. so clean the spot with Blue Agency Realtors, 6484200. Thia beautifully designed home situated back from rosMl formal dining room, 1)4 flreplaced living room , three plication and tIUs Court directs the ROGERS road. You can earn $4 per 643-7804, 649-8781: HARTEORD Rd.—^2,000 square IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY mneroiiB hedmnms 1U hatha Executrix to give noUce thereof, by Lustre. Rent electric sham rX iE T with circular drive. Picturesque wooded acre, quiet resi baths, raised fireplace in ^ e n ^ Deorooms, l)4 batng. publishing thU order in some new:h hour, after short training. COMFORTABLY fumiahed feet, business or Industrial. AS MEMBERS of the Manches dential street. A fantastic offering far below replacement. CORPORAtlON pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. 1 A 2-Bedroom ApartmMits living room , buUt-lns, d ty Wolverton Agency, nealtora, pêr having a circulatioa bi aaid For interview and applica HIGHEST quality cow manure sleeping room for older gentle Ideal for machine diop, etc. ter and Greater Vernon Multi In the 60s. Please call M rs. Suzanne Shorts, 646-8233. o Complete electric kitchen water, storms A screens. 6482818" District, and by leaving with, or by m MUI and Oakland Streets tion, caU 203-226-8710, or delivered. $6 and $11 loctos, 40 man. Parking. 272 Main St., Loading ram p. CaU 649-7296. GURK TYPIST ple Usting system this office mallli^ letters- postage. xfsge p^pald,PrtP mat DARK, rich, .stone free, loam, dresseo- — each of (he persons In- write Safety Dept., United and 80 bushel. Less than 20 Manchester. o 2 A ir CondUimieni has hundreds of choice prop J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO., Realtors Nice neighborhood. Beauti FTVE-YEAR oW, Manchester Conn. five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, Prodnetton * Personnel ful lot. Priced at $27,900. uiree oea- terested and resldtiur outside said ] Systems, Inc., Interstate cents per buriiel, 742-8268. 8,600 SQUARE feet, consisting erties fo r sale In all price 547-1550 room Ranch with heated rec District, a copy of order, oii stone, flU, manure, pool and o f ^ square feet office, 700 • WaU-to-wall carpeting J. Florence, 649-6380. at least seven days before said day ^ An equal opportunity Terminal Bldg., 2175 Ber patio sand. 648-0(j04. O ffice ranges and styles. Let us room in RoUng Woods, Oov- hSriSi; Lid'«™ nSSK tb lin Turnpike, Newington, square feet walk-in cooler. entry. 6)4 per cent assunmble this Court. em ployer Housahold G oods 51 o Master TV antenna ^ve jroiF l»iu ^ problem i^piijjN STREET—new on VERPLANCJK School area. Slx- Conn., 06111. SCREENED loam, processed 6 3 Balance exceUent floor space, We need a good, all-aioaBd today. CaU Doris Smith, Jar B (Sl W m ortgage. OaH owner, 742-9781. attest: PREU8B. com pletely renovated. 46 Pur market. Solid four bedroom co- room Cape with screened 2 gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, ELECTRIC range, GE, 36" Gal Friday to perform mnUL 0 IH baths vis Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Judge. klANCHEiSTElR — Im m ediate nell Place, 2nd floor. I. L. Bay lonal, 1)4 baths, two - car porch, attached garage, COVENTRY — 7-room Raised flU, stone. George H. Griffing, 'Wide. Will deliver, $38. CaU 648-1121. Manchester Parkade occupancy, deUghtfid 8^-rocm er, Broker, 648-6896. pie dudes In a small modern o Laundry, storage area in garage. Vacant T. J. Crockett, aluminum sldl^. Quick oc Ranch. Modem kitchen with In c., Andover, 742-7886. 640-7878. M anchester 649-6306 apartment, features complete office of a MaaAester man- . the beuiunent FOUR famlles—We have two R ealtor, 648-1677. cupancy. Suhrtanflal cash will bullt-lns, 1)4 baths, flreplaoe, GE kihdten, carpeting, two INVITATION MCCULLOCH 800 chain saw WESTTNGHOUSE stove, nice OatofTowni nfactorlng dlvtslon. Person Many Other Features of them on the east side. Both assume 6% per cint mortgage. b q LTON — New LUting family room, sundeck, 2-car air conditlonera. Lm ^ stor have four roohi units, garages, WANT to live rent free? New- $23,600. Philbrick Agency, ^ ott’s spreader. Model condition, $60; drum toble, $26. F o r R * * t 66 nel and prodneden officq room Ranch, needs a little garage, K acre wooded lot, TO BID 76-8. CaU 649-1250." Call 647-9038. age area. Master TV, on bus On Bus Une etc. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, er 2-famlly In excellent loca R ealtors, 646-4200. $28,900. Philbrick Agency, line. 646-2623, 648-1028, 648-4112, work are the primary fnno- work but at $17,900 it’s worth Sealed bltU will be received ELLINGTON — Piimey Brook 643-1677. tion. City utilities. High 20’s. it. FYediette Realtoors, 647-9993. R ealtors, 646-4200. b l a c k dons of die Job. Good typing Models open 1-7 PJM. or SIX-ROOM Ranch — Recently at at office of the Director of t Decker electric lawn SINGESl touch and sew with 1 to 7 daily. Apartments, new 8room unit Owner anxious! Call now! Con m ower, $46. Call 649-8868 after skills are desired. Wrlte-Box ROLLING PARK 6 room Cape redecorated, three bedrooms, QQuyjNTRY South St. New SOUTH Wlntleor —Colonial on Qene^__ Services. Jd Cen‘" cabinet. Monograms, hems, WE HAVE customers waiting in brick one^tory garden By Appointmaiii* necticut Valley Realty, Inc., 6 p.m . F, c/o Herald, today. Send plus rec-room, excellent condi fireplace, attached garage, as wooded lot In choice reslr Street, Manchester, Conn., until embroiders, etc. Used, excel for the rental of your apart apartment buUding, total elec 644-1671. 6-room Raised Ranch, 2-car 4 resume and ask for an ap 646-2823 Single Family tion throughout, garage, large sumable mortgage. Call owner, garage on 1.17 acres. Also, dential area. Seven roonu In May 8, 1970 at {11:00 a.m. for BLUE LUSTRE not only rids lent condition. Guaranteed! ment or home. J.D. Real Es tric, range, refrigerator, dis pointment. An equal screened porch, large yard, MANCHESTER —New Listing 6488612. all' ( 3 bedrooms) and 2)4 TENNIS COURT CONSTRUC- carpets of soil but leaves pUe Full price now $66 o r 7 m pets. May 1st. home that's situated in an estab* place. $27,600. Pasek R ealtors, ..city sewer and water, A and ______necticut. I, 88, to Sperry’s Glen, follow room set and end tables, best St^JIten nortli--TUm Adorns occupancy. 6484677. PRODUOTS fit. to HIIHard fit^—Turn righ t. AvnIlaUe Imm edlatelyt 2887476, 742-8248. 'B zones. PhUbrick Agency BOLTON — First offering of 6H- a n DOVER LAKE—Waterfront, Town of Msnohestsr, offer. 649-0887 after 4. Large 7-room Raised Ranch, room Dutch Colonial. Retlriiig lit COLONIAL BD. lished neighborhood conven R ealtors, 646-4200. 6-room year 'round home, Connecticut FEMAU MANCHESTER — Newer one- j ^ Apnrtmenta A Central A Air MANCHHU3TER — E conom ical 3 fireplaces, tUe baths, 2- Southward, reason for sale. M ANOH ESnOt stove, fireplace, large rear Robert B. Wstas, bedroom Garden type apart- 4-room Ranch, desirable con-’ zone heat, all buUt-lns, large BOLTON Private financing possible. Seeking a pêaslonal-with overaU knowledge of book- iently located near schools, shop porch overlooking lake, ga General Monsgsr m eat. Small quiet buikUng. Air eondltioned piant venlent location with recent famUy room, laundry room, $24,900. Flano A gency, 646-0191. .y??** «n>Phnals on accounts reoetvilble. Perm a- O e r ^ Tiled Batho In Both 1 ^ * Bedroom Antu.______'THINK SUMMER rage, $19,600. Philbrick Agen $160 p er montii including boat Immediate openinga nights Oarpott_B^ Private Waaement with Waaher ping and churches. Your Realtor Im provem ents. $17,900. Flano 2-car garage, city utUtiea, Now Is the tim e to buy this cy R ealtors, 646^4900. nent, M l-t^ position. Young fast gfmHng company, HELP WANTED and Diryur Hook- large treed lot. Owner anx ANDOVER — Dutch y e w iMHce^bnlldlng, attractive country I m t io n , no tra ffic and appManoes. Oau Paul W. 4 p.m . • 1 nun. . A line of AppUnnoea. A gency, 646-0191. 160x100 lot at Bolton Lake ious to seU. Immediate oc R aised Ranch, 2 fuU baths, VERNON — Manchester Line •o DgBts jBxoMieol uUary ani* Dougun A gtncy, 649-1686. TtnUUBT LATHE can find yog a so you can clear It this sum Fewer House* Started p en on t BXOLUSIVB BBNTAL AGENT MANCHESTER — Huge Split cupancy. 2' fireplaces, double garage, fiat np and oponta mer and have It ready when 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, MALE and FEMALE ATTRACTIVE 8room ftrat floor with tn-ground pool, 2-car ga famUy room, sun deck, $20,- WASHINGTON— NSW housing J.D. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES. INC. home such as this. you want to buUd. Attrac aluminum siding, 2V& baths. iârtment, stove, refrigerator, HABDINOE CHUCKEB8 rage, 214 baths. Four bed 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. first-floor family rooms, ga- Marts are declining, the De Sat np and oparata fit t -g lM CHARLES LESPERANGE tiv ely priced at $1,600. CaU heat, hot water, electricity, rooms and family room. J. McLaughlin at 6485306 rage, $88,700. Haorss Agency, J>«tn»ent of Housing rspotU. PBODVOnON M lU jrafi adidts, refersnees. No pots, Heritage House, 6482482. 649-7620 and make arrangements to BOLTON — Assumable mort e««.oi3l. ^ recent years the United •at up and oparata gage on this Immaculate full- _____ $120. 6494M24. O P E N H O U S E Manchesfer. see It. _____ States had averaged lA mllUoa BBIDOBFOBT mULOrO MANCHESTER — Im m acu- shed dormer, 6-room Cape, n EW USTTNO —Bast Hart- starts a ysar, and lost January MAOHINB OraBATOM Board of late 7-room Cape. Lsirge wood- PmCIN Street — One of the nicely landscaped. Large lot ford, 8bedroom Ranch, re- the rts stood at 1.9 SAT. and SUN. ed lot, garage. Flrat-toor fam- moat graoloua homss In Town, - B & L W for family living, $165. per modeled kitchen, both, taste- units. Hewsver, Boalfon lly room with flreplaca. Bus. 11 rooms la all, 4)4 baths, ex- BARROWS and WALLACE Gb. month pays all. Call now! fully decorated, o«w«r and hit the Industry so hard tbs $28,600. Meyer Realtors, 648 traa galore. T- J- Crockett, Manchester Parkade Must be sold! Connecticut Val water $21,900. Korrioon Agen- rats is expeotsd to fsU to only 2-5 P.I 0609, R ealtor, 648U77. M anchester 6488806 ley Realty. Inc. 6481671. cy, -Rsaltor, 648101$. l milUon by tbs Mto oi U$9. l-\ \ \ \'v:v\ 1 -. V "'' \ '• \ . - ■»■

FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Averaga Daily Nat PTaaa Ran /■ lEiiBning Um ld For Iha Waik IRdpd The Weather Aptfl 1 1 , in a „ Oloar and cool tonight; tdw 40 The gourmet group of the The bowling group of the to 46. Tomonow nraatly auimy, About Tdwn Mancheater Newcomera dub Manchester Newcomens dvt> 15,948 ihild; Mgh in tow TOo. Monday*! will have an International pot- will meet tomorrow at 7:80 pjn. outlook — fair, oianDnalila. Him Martha Black, daughter luck tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at at Silver Lanes, Blast H&rtford. MafEcfceater— /4 City o f Village Charm o ( Mr. and Mr*. BMwatxl F lack ^ Ehurt H artford YWCA.. The of 6S Agnea Dr. and a freah- event Is open to all clUb mem Manchester Fine Arts Associa nMUt at RuaaeU Sage OoUege, VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 175 it bers and those wishing more in tion will hold a bake sale to^ (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1970 (OlaMlfled Advorttatag on Page U ) PRICE TEN CENTS la a mamber of the 13-votoe morrow i^t 10 a.m. at Sears in W o n d e r la n d formation may contact Mrs. '^Sagettea,” who will provMe a David Wampole, 14 LAwton Rd. the Parkade. prognun at a reception-hindi- eon tomorrow noon at the Hotel Chapman Court, Order of Soneata In Hartford for proapec- John R. Larua of West Hart PISCeilMT IWLAWP ford will give an illustrated talk Amaranth, will have a plastic tlv« atudenta, and alumnae of kitchenware party Monday at CQDtSriATIOKS Costa Rican It’s Truly Time four Oonnecticut and one Mae- on his trip to Africa featiuing 8 p.m. at the home of Albert ford fielded a fair team though Bombs Devastate sachuaetta RuaaeU Sage chap- flora, 'fau n a, and foUca, on After the Globe Hollow brook I HARTFORD RP^ PINE ST.. MANCHESTER | Heavisides, 67 Baldwin Rd. very light. They came to play For a Qiange tera. Monday at a meeting of the passed under S. Main St. It ran Youths Riot, Perenhlal Planters Garden Club straight along the foot of a very the GNAC several times and B y Bol B . 0{>hen at 8 p.m. at the home of The executive board of the could be depended on to draw Cub Scout âck 2 of Second steep hill. Between the crest of Wo remind you once more, Mrs. Raym ond Johnson, 90 Ladles Guild of the Assumption that hi'Il and Hackmatack St. a good crowd. Big "Charlie” University Project Congregational Church will hold 33 Injurec] u we do each y«ar, thei Baldwin Rd. Oo-hoeteases are will meet Monday at 8:10 p.m. was level cow pasture large Sault was the home team’s full a fleata fair tomorrow from 11 in the Assumption School 'li back. He usually made good HEADQUARTER FOR SAVIHGS Daylight Saving egito to a.m. to 5 p.m. at Robertaon Mrs. Harry Uoyd and Mrs. enough for a football field. SAN J08B, Ooeta Rica (AP) STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Two firebombs which brary. yardage through the smaller here. School. There will be gamea and Ralph Shaw. The event is open What we now call "football” Prooidont Jose T. Trojos says caused a $100,000 blaze at a Stanford University re to members and guests. was formerly known to O.C. team (called the “Dumiblea’’). Whatever hour you go to a grab bag for the whole fam- bed — remember, the dock search center had a devastating impact on work by 10 FYlendship Circle of the and his pals as "rugby” and the But one day “Charlie" seemed OH BICVaES! Oommunlsts wore boMnd a vl- 1^., Baked gooda and household Salvation Army will sponsor a goea one how AHEAD. scholars, Stanford oficials report. The VFW Auxiliary wlU spon game using a spherical ball to lack enthusiasm and was oient street dem onstration FVl- llema will be aold. Refresh- ham and bean supper tomorrow being held to small gains. Then Don’t make a mistake and Tbe blase to ttie predawn - - - • ------m^ta will be served. sor a rununage sale Wednesday was "association football,” now day night by youths proteetlnk a hours Friday cam« a few hours at 6 p.m. at the Youth Center "soccer." The field was used by the quarterback Leo (Red) Gor push It book — or you’ll find at 9 a.m . at ithe Post Home. deal between Ooeta R ica ancL a In the morning, K’e two after police evicted a group of of the citadel. The event is open the chief team In town, known man gave "Clrarlle” the baH to Ihe Stelnettes of the VFW Items for the sale can be to the pubMc. Tickets may be U.S. aluminum company. hours you tock. anti-ROTC demonstrators from brought to tile aiudUary meet as the GNAC, somewhat secret go through center. Leo got will sponsor a spaghetti supper purohased at the door. around the plleup, reaching his ’"niero Mrere* no students on TouTl have more time to another campus buUdtog. Explosives tonight from 6 to 9 at the ing Tuesday at 7 ;30 p.m . at the but believed to be “ Good News Stanford officials said an ear Athletic Club." TTielr home was hand in between “Dumbl’es” the etreeta but only gangsteie do your choree' — to take a VFW Poet Home. Tlhe event Post Home. Those wishing to Mrs. Akoe Y. M>e, chief psy and profeeslonal agitators,” the ride, to diop the ehaoe, ly assessment indlcatod the have items picked up may call on the second floor of a bam and gave "Charlie’s'’ hair a is open to members and guest. chiatric social wdrker at the most a'wful yanking. Next* line president said. "Oommunist ele To play some golf, to gad most tragic loss was destruction Intercepted Mrs. Florence Piltt, 829 Main behind the house on the north Tlcketa may be purchased at Community Child Guidance up "Charlie" got the ball again ments tried to abuse the civic about, to invito yoUr friends of a lifetime of research data by the door. St. east comer of Maple and Cot Clinic, will lead a discussion (m tage Sts. to go through center. He did spirit of the students, provoking for a swank oookout M.8. Srtnivas of India, regarded as one of the world’a leading so "The Fears of Children,” at a Entrance to the field (tor tor a touchdown and left sev riots in the center of the city.” ' You may lose aome sleep, In Capital ciologists. regular In-service training ses adidts) •was a stile which pre eral "Dumbles” stretched out Thousands of young people from Che hour loot — but the sion for the staff of the Mon- vented the exit of the cows. on the way. took to the streets after Trejos daylight you’ll gain is at UC- Srinivast a sociologist from SEATTLE (AP) — Two PRODUCE— In and Out of S««non of PERO'S diester Homemaker Service, Men didn’t grow as big In signed a contract that wtU allow Ue coet. the U nlveisity o f DeRU, •was not bombs, one addressed 'to ^ Criap-Alre: Mdntosh, Rome, Cortland, Russet and Red Here “Chick" Nelscm stood sell Inc. on Monday evening at 7:80 ing tickets for men to wear In those days and "Charlie" was Alcoa, the Aluminum Oompany So, we remind you again, a-vailoMe tor comment, and a White House and the otbsr to Delicious Apples. in the agency’s training room. colleague, University of Chicago national Selective Bervloe taso^ Garden Fresh; Asparagus, Peas, Green-Yellow Squash, Broc their hat-bands. Women never almost considered a giant but of America, to mine 'bauxite de vriien you go to bed — to A spedctl film on the same attended football games. An •would not be outstanding now. posits at a 66,000-acre site to turn your clock one hour anthropologist Sol Tax, pleaded; quarters, wers Intercepted and coli, Spinach, Dandelions, Rhubarb, New "Don’t disturb him. His mother Florida Potatoes, Boston Lettuce, Watercress, silbject will be shown prior to other ticket seller circulated In He was quite an athlete. A good southern Ooeta Rica. AHEAD! deactivated In WoMngten, Leeks, Shalots, Egg Plant, Cauliflower, Com, the discussion. the crowd along the sidelines to baseball pitcher, experience at The contract, the largest just died this week and now his D.C., after being malted from Chlnese-Savoy CaMtage, Tiunlps, White Sweet nail the adults that skipped the Green^wlch A ca ^ m y . Once at signed by the go-vemment to re entire life’s work has been de here, federal officials say. Potatoes, Artichokes, Bed Onions, Green-Yel Mystic Review Guard Club gate. Knowing that the boys Mt. Nebo a pitch got a^way and cent yeoTB, calls for an invest stroyed.” The packages oontatnsd low Beans. will meet tonight at 8 p.m. at couldn’t pay anyway but would went very wild, "Charlie” gave ment by Alcoa of almost $100 Elsewhere on campus, demon like explosive devices traianMn Imported: Seedless-Blue Grapes, Watermelons, Straw the home of Mrs. Agnes Mor easily scale the fence any a -whoop and, large as he -was. miUion and tor an agreement by Police Hold strators caused on additional call torpedos and use to signal berries, Cantaloupes, Honeydewa, Tangerines, gan, 42 Madison St. where, "Chick’’ 'ipassed them Jumped into the air, did a back Ooeta Rica to spend nearly $11 $40,0(X> damage smashing Irin- an oncoming train it must make Temples, Navels, Umes, Pineapples, Boso and flip as agilely as a small man Tempest at Tea Party dows at numerous' buildings. an emergency stop, U B , Atty. D’AnJou Pears. through the stile with a friend million on highway and dock fa Yippie Stirs The Rev. Thomas J. Barry ly little pat on the pants with could. culties for the company to use. Would-Be Yippie leader Abbie Hoffman is restrained at the White House gates when Loss in the fire at the Re Stan PltUn dtoolosed Friday. WEEKEND SPECIALS of St. James’ Church will con the side of his foot. Only members of GNAC that The agreem ent is fo r 26 years he tried to attend Tricia Nixon’s tea for Finch College alumni. The invitation search Center for Advanced Officials said the first bomb LETTUCE ...... larg:e head duct a service Sunday at 8:16 Helmets and shoulder pads O.C. can recall were “Charlie” and can be extended for another that was extended to singer Grace Slick, center background, was withdrawn White House Study of Behavioral Sciences •was detected about two •weeks a.m. on radio station >WINIF. w ere unknown. A few fellows Sault, "Billie” Sault, Leo (Red) 16. Assassins was figured at $100,(W0, but this ctoTo to routine fluroecoptc CUCUMBERS ...... 2 fo r because she invited Hoffman to attend as her ‘bodyguard.’ (AP Photofax) checks of all packages ad The programi is spmisored by used semi-hard rubber nose- Gorman, John (Bep) Shaw the Trejos signed the contract 47 did not include the sdiolarty ARTICHOKES...... 2 fo r 2 9 ^ dressed to the WMte |louM. the Manchester Council of guards held on by elastic band barber, Tom Healy, Paul F'er- minutes after Congress gave it NEW YORK (AP) — Nation losses, which educators termed STRAWBERRIES ...... pint T ea Party This prompted an alert at fleleo- ' Churches and the Clergy Asso around the head and a part that rls. Printed on the back of big a third and final approval. The alist Chinese Vice Premier "incalculable.” SEE OCR DKIPIAY OF IMPORTED BASKETS! Srinlvas Is one of nine visiting tive Service headquarters, they ciation of Manidiester. was gripped between the teeth, “Charlie’s” football vest was disorders broke out soon after Chiang Crhlng-kuo, son and heir WASHINGTON (AP) —While scholars whose work was dam said, and led to detection' of the We Carry The Mtonebestor Evening Herald which also served like a boxer’s "Here’s Your Mutton.” ward. apparent to his aging father. 876 elegantly dressed ladies had Yale President’s Views aged or destroyed. second several days later, COMPLETE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS The youth group of the Church mouthpiece. The protesters tried to seize Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, their hairdos wilted by a steady There were unofficial estl- Elmer Mooro, head of tbs of Christ will hold a car wash ■Players did have padded (Editor’s Note: The Old Codg the congressional building but has narrowly escaped assassi rain, Yippie leader Abbie Hoff- mates that as much as 76 years Seattle office of the Secret Berv- pants and a tightly laced can er relies laiêly on his memory, were driven back by police us nation in mldtcwn Manhattan. A tom orrow from 9.-30 a.m . to 4 man giggled at the delay he of works might have been dam Ice, confirmed the matter but p.m. In the church parking lot. vas vest that could not be grab which he does not pretend Is ing tear gas grenades. Autbori- single pistol shot missed when a caused and shouted through the On Trial Irk Judge aged. sold he could not comment fur bed like a ^rsey and more infallible. Any reader who tiee reported 40 persons arrest security guard deflected the The proceeds will be contribut Features the Columbia approved coaster White House fence. Center Director O. Mereditii ther becauee It was under tovee- PFPA ed to Ganderbrook Christian or less slltq>ery for a tacMer. thinks he is in error, can write ed and 33 injured, including sev aim of a S2-year-old college re- Hoffman -was turned away I PRODUCE!" NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — voluntary nature and education covery last May of the body of said Sirinlvas' office apparently Ugation by hto office. Oomp in Gmy,Malne, a non-pro What was then oeUed the "Deaf to the Old Codger at the Man brake, banana seat with reflector, hi- eral policemen hit by rocks. aearcher from Taiwan, police when he tried to attend a White Can eight members of the Black al purpose of the strike is Alex Rackley, a 24-year-old Pan was hardest hit. Pitkin, Uke Mewre, declined fit youth oamp attended by a and Dumb Institute’’ In Hart chester Herald.) boy handlebars, 1.75 x 20 front tire, As the students fled from the said. House ladies' tea for FTnch Col 270 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 643-0SM stressed. “Faculty members ther from New York City. "What was burned was a comment on what person or group from this area each sum knobby rear tire, chrome fenders. Bo3fs’ tear gas, they smashed win Police subdued the gunman on Panther party charged to con lege Alumnae as bodyguard for nection with the torture and riiould be free to Suspend .their Coffin had jdanned a demon life,’’ he said. "An entire life to group might be involved, saying m er. I or girls’ model. dows, burned an automobile, the steps of the Plaza Hotel FM- rock singer Grace Slick. and stoned a newspaper office slaying of a fellow Panther classes . . . they should make stration this week against what tally destroyed by people bent Investigation continued. day as Chiang went inside to a "Of course, he’s not a Ftoch "The. packages oontoinsd a end two raOio stations. expect to get a fair trial to New as much time as possible avail he called the political implica on blind, mindless desfruction. The executive board of the luncheon. The gunman. Identi alumna,” noted hostess Tricia primitive device incorporating a f open tonight t ill 9:00 After the disturbance died Haven? able for the discussion of im tions of the arrests. This man has done nothing but Lfttle ’Theater of Manchester fied by police as Peter Huang, a Nixon, who is. "If he had been, smaH amount of explosive of the down, Trejos said the police That question has provoked mediate and pressing issues.” He changed his ]dans after good to anyone and now he to •will meet tonight at 8 at the researcher at Cornell University we would have invited him.” ruined because of a childlrii so type ueed to signal railroad 8 tMightand io f. only! » were to full control of the situa numerous detoonstrations in sev Hie strike appears to be about contempt sentences against two Miss Slick, lead singer of the E ! studio, 32 Oak St. In Ithaca, was charged with at cial tantrum.” crews,” he said. He didn’t say tion. Oosta Rica has no army. eral parts of New England, 80 per cent effective among the Panther leaders were lifted. The "Jefferson Airplane,” declined tempted mutder ahd resisting The wtodow-smashtog spree how it could have been detonat Trejos . said "subversive ele nearly shut down Yale Univer 4,000 undergraduates at Yale. two were among several per to attend the party when Hoff surest. He was held without sity and, most recently, caused followed arrests of 22 persons ed in the package. In railroad ments” to Costa Rl<;a might be baU. Yale’s chaplain, the Rev. WU- sons sentenced to jail terms man was barred. an IhBignaat retort from a Con because of Incidents during pre among more than 100 who held use, It to set off when trsln'a getting, support from Nicaragua, P olice inspector WilUsun Av- Uam Sloane Coffin Jr., is an “We would have been glad to necticut judge. trial hearings before Judge. Har a an ahtl-ROTC fl«n farent con the same group picketed the the United States —and I don’t out of character In "straight” ty of London sockUogtot; John' MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Presi Panther trials and the threat of It was reported that officials clothes, a green suit, white shirt nection among tbs bombings. White House in Washington believe that It Is — It is largely Bunzel, San FYanctoco State dent Francois Duvallejr claimed mass demonstrations scheduled were plaiming to arr.est four However, in a statement ear 9 1 1 1 shortly before the younger because of the trouble stirred and neatly knotted tie. OoUfge poUtical scientist; Prof, r n iEH irdiflil ^ PLAYBIKE today a mutiny in the Haitian to begin here May 1, reached more students. “They lose a lot of guests In lier tills week. Acting PoUes /?■ Chiang visited President Nixon. up at universities by those such and Mrs. Howard S. Uendler, coast guard was "completely agreement earlier this week to Those already in custody were there,” he clucked. Chief EYank Moore said that M- 3-speed stick shift. Front and rear Police also arrested a second as Coffin who are fomenting '' University of California at Los under control.” The airport In halt classrtiom studies on a vol identified as John P. CMaputU, When Hcffman got to the though some of the Incldwto caliper rim brakes. H^vy duty 20 x man outside the hotel, booked trouble and hatred,” said Mac Angeles psychologists; Eklmund Port au Prince, closed FYlday untary basis, at least until early 23, o f .,Willimantic, and Jam es gate, a guard told him, “You stemmed from' parsons with him on the same charges and Donald. S. Phelps, University of Penn ■ PMeUHHDFM si ^125 rear tire, 20 x 1.75 front tire. after mutineers fired on the M ay. know this is for ladies only.” To “ personal reasons or who wers M. Sober, 22, o f New Haven. held him without ball. Ibey “He is one of those calling sylvania economist; and John Boys’ or girls’ model. capital from three vessels, was In the “Yale Strike News Both were being held Friday students from the Northeast which Hoffman replied, “I’m mentally deranged, a numbsr identified him as Tzu-Tsal Rawles, Harvard University reopened to international traf paper,” a student - circulated nig^t at the State Correctional area to come to New Haven on' her bodyguard.” After which can probably be attributed to fic. Cheng, 33, an archltecL • and mimeographed report that began phUosojêr. revolutionary groups who have ■ AIT 6AIKT RAP! An Air F’rance passenger said he was "acting to concert’’ issuhg daily editions today, the (See Page Eight) (See Page Elgbt) (See Page Elgbt) puMioly admltted'tiiat tiwy are plane flew from M iam i to Ffort in the assassination attempt. BAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) trying to destroy our soolety." au Prince this morning and an At the luncheon, sponsored by — Ehcplosions damaged the ex Fbur structures to Beattie’s other flight was scheduled this the Flar Ekuit-America Council teriors of three banks in the col predominantly black central ONE DIAL of Commerce cmd Industry, lege community of East Ijanztng area were rtoped Sunday by EUREKA afternoon, the airline said. MEN'S FAMOUS "CRAIG SC o fl" The coast guard vessels ap Chiang spoke with two security early today. bombs that exploded wltMn a DOES IT! parently tried to shell Duva- men beside him on the dais, but (See ^ ge Eight) (See Page Eight) LUXURY TAILORED, LIGHTWEIGHT ller’s palace. One person was in- he appeared 1 unperturbed and England Not So Merry DIAL-A- NAP* (See Page Elgbt) Sewings Adjutt (or Clean Maeh "3 (8ee Page Eight) ing Normal. Patio and High Carpets and Shags. BOYS' A 3-SPEED Over Troubled Transit SPORT COATS Tool In Mideast War LONDON (AP) — Another box score keeps passenger pas more and more pele come to Pope Says Italian Press fare hike and April’s lingering sions In fighting trim: “Today the city each day on a system • Hygienically Traatad Diapoaabla snow showers have worn thin built decades ago. Downed Egyptian Planes ■ " \ Duat Bag 34 of the Misery Line’s rush the tradiUonal reserve the hour tratos were canceled, two 3 S • Only 6** High. Low Suaamlinad Moscow and Stockhobn have Daaign Clidaa Eaaily Undar Low ^ K E Overplayed Anarchists British commuter. more than yesterday. There overhead electrical wires but Believed Built by Soviets ■f'H Furnitura The riUn-up, queue-up spirit of were 34 escalators and 40 lifts here the first Inch of snow, the 9 • Convaniant Toa Switch, Adjuat- VATICAN CITY (AP) —Pope er the Pope cadled on residents the BHts has given way to a out of service at 88 stations, an first grip of Ice on the third rail, an area between MosfSg and El abla 3-Potltion Handia TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli In Paul VI accused Italian newspa of the Sant’EUa slum district to backlash against derailments, Increase of one escjolator and resMts to a rix>wer of sparks, a Artoh ahd military camps at El • All Matal Construction. Brilliant "pour out” Christian love on the terceptors shot down two Egyp $ 5 4 . 9 7 pers today of turning the story delayed and canceled tratos, ov two lifts.” stalled train and, several hours Arish and Rafah.” • ngularly $25 Haadlight. Lifatima Lubricatad of his visit to Sardinia Friday rich. ercrowded, imderheated ecus, The Evening News, the com tian warplanes today, and the Motor later, everyone trolng along The communique said all tar “upside down” by stressing a The scrap took place as the escalators that dtm’t work and peting daily, took out against military command eald they • Protactiva Vinyl Bumpar, Smooth the tracks to the nearest pub to gets wers left ablaze and all • s o v * a whoppfng $6 A violent demonstration by anar pontiff was leaving Cagliari In striking rievator operators who the southern region’s Brighton Rolling Whaalt •’'call It a day. were presumed to be Soviet- planes returned safely “ except 8-gpeed oonaole shift. chists instead of his generally hto open llmqusine. It left 14 po won’t. line. .A survey concluded the av Rear caliper brake, 16” What burns the commuter built bombers. one hit on Its way back." From one of the country's foromoit manufac "very cordial” reception. licem en and 10 dem onstrators Caught up In the moderni spir erage commuter train from moet, •whether the problem to turers. All now 1970 modeli styled with flair Triple Caro Cleaning front tin with drum A spokesman said the planes Israrii warplanea also struck Speaking to several thousand injured. One officer suffered a it of the rebelUon and Urvolve- Brighton took longer on tbe 30- spring floods, winter snows or tailored with care. Choice of single breasted Power With Powar- brake. Slasy bar with persos at a general audience in broken collarbone. Twenty-one mile journey than Stephenson’a were downed after a bombing guerrilla poeitlons south of the or new double breasted Edwardian ttylei in ment, the bowlei^halt brigade, overtieated journal boxes, to the Dead Sea In Jordan and mili 1. Beals t Driven'Dicturbulator' cushion backraat. St. Peter’s, the pontiff de men and five women were ar trooj;kng Into London each Rocket, the one-lung steam en attack on El Artoh In the occu lolid blazers, muted plaidt, herringbone! total lack of Information from tary targets to Syria and Egypt Shakes I nounced Italian dailies as “no rested. A papal aide later said day from the .‘‘atockbrokers’ gine, of 1830, took to cover the pied Sinai Desert. They were and ttripet. Regulars, shorts, longs. Above - the* door the train or platform crew. Ithe first bombers the Israelis FYlday. Cleaning Tools 2 Sweeps I longer papers of information but the Pope neither saw nor beard belt,” are refusing to pay same distance. Combs f Getting home ' to Pluckley, have claimed downing since the Available at deformation.” the demonstration. their fares and instead handing Not to be outdone, the Dally In one attack on a guerrilla 3. Suction Plumpton or Petworth on a 1967 Middle East war, and Reg. $79.96^-686.00—199.00 Additional' Generator Sardinians gave the Pope a to their names and addresses to Mall further froeted the marrow position 18 miles south of the Cleans! Easy Mounting Ffope Paul said he hod come snarled, snowy evening often brought to 89 the total of Egyp tuijaultuous , welcome in the the ticket takers, as the law al- of British rail directors when Salt Lake, jet fighters klUsd SPECIAL GROUP-^REG. WEIGHT to the neighborhood as “ the ad means dashing up and down tian planes of all types (hey course of his 10-hour visit, but lowe. the weather brought Ice on the throe guerrillas and wounded LIGHTING vocate of the poor... to raise stairs to the •various platform s claim to have shot down to thaf scuffling broke out between po A mUltant group, known os third rail and frooen switches. three others, the PolssUns FAMOUS BRAND NAME NOW ONLY POLO your needs.... to the level of to keep up with the canceled time. lice and anarchists who insisted rights: the rights to decent and London Passenger Action, to Side by side front page storiea Armed Struggis Command wUd. that an impoverished quarter of reported that the trains were on trains. The Israeli spokesman said Israeli planes also pouadod a LUXURY TAILORED SET sufficient housing,' to bread and staging alt-down protests at the the two planes, "presumably of SEAT the Island’s capital needed Victorian terminals where each time to Amsterdam, Stockholm, . Like American railroads, Syrian army omplaaamant In w ork.” the Ilyushin-39 type,” bombed telephone and a pharmacy more weekday morning a half million Zurich iHamburg Paris, ok jSriUsh transport systems at the Rofld sector 1 of Ow,aQton But'he told .the slumdwellers three buildings and killed 80 WORSTED SUITS than a papal tot)r. commuters funnel Into London of them 6 to 88 deg;)ees colder times seem to go out of their Heights and mlUtaiy largato on MOOIL 2020-A that if all wealthy people "al All Italian papers played up that morning. way to discourage passengers. sheep. He said one went down the Egyptian stdes of the south B -Z T m i i u ' lowed themseves to be pene via British Rail, the national the dlsturbance-the first to mar Letters to the Times, usually David FYost, a regular transat over the Sinai Peninsula and the ern or of the Sues Canal, Tel trated by Christian love,” the ized railway syztem. Another a barometer of London’s emo lantic commuter^ found this out other fell to earth' after it Aviv reported. ONE a major visit by Pope Paul VT. lot of the poor might be "quick million or so ride to work on the For Mfe night riding. Front tional nature, dwell at length on one nlgiht when the No. 9 bus crossed back into Egyptian ter The Pope today insisted hto visit ly and more easily bettered, normally efficient but creaklly Elsewhere along the oonolt LOW roar Ughta, gon oiator, w ir li« Makaa any Mko Ilka a play-Mko. ancient equlpnoent, overdue seemed to be negotiating the ritory. The body of one of the pi to Cagliari was “very cordial, without hate, without selfish venerable subway. At peak Egyptian and Israeli forooo PRICE mounting teackato. Includoa aaat and Naay bar. Hanr trains, filthy toilets and waiting Strand at an uncommonly rapid lots was recovered, the spokes to attaoh, very beautiful.” ness, without revolution and hours It can match New York or traded heavy artillery fin. A rooms, frayed upholstery, cHp. man said. The pontiff crossed the without delay.” Tokyo fqr the most number of military spMssman la Cairo chilly, cavernous terminals” In Cairo, a military spokes Tynhenlan Sea from Rome'Fri AiqiartnUy Ifl reply to a sign humans oooupying a square foot “ We’re nipping along sharpish sold Egyptian guna ooorod dt- A 8UQHT CHARGE FOR OTHER reeking of urine and tobacco man said Egyptian warplanes day for the first papal visit to carried by one of the demon of subterranean soli. to miss the cinema crowds,” the n e t Hits on Israeli arm ored smoke” and buses moving In raided Israeli positions In the THAN NORMAL ALTHRATIONI Sardinia since Pontlanus I died strators claiming that the Pope Hie Evening Standard to car conductor explained. cars moving to Um front Uno FURNITURE DEPARTMENT In exUe on the island In 386 A.D. rying on a spirited editorial and convoy formation. April’s 8 to 13 per cent tare in Slnsd today. TIm announosmsnt qnd “infltctod heavy eosuai- Uvea among treasures, he said: carried by the official Middle i USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Fighting between about 100 “The Piqie to not rich as so m all-ln petition oam polgn Part o f the proMem to that crease on British Rail to the sec tie s." 945 -MAIN ST.. MANCt^PSTER Froe Dclivory • Phone ^49-5221 • Charge It With Your "Master Charge” East News Agency said "two anarohtoU and their sympathlz- many people claim. fUe hava against “the Misery Line,' ’ a London, like big U.S. cities, has ond In six months. Last year the A m ilitary spokesman la Am* Downtown Main St., Mancheater— Open 6 Days; Thursday Night till 9:00 era and an equal number of po- subway route which 'goes out 16 been steadily losing population formations of our wmrpisnss O p«n Thur*. to 9 P.M; OR MASTER c h a r g e Ho# erupted within minutes aft (See Paga EIgM) mUes into the suburbs. A dally to the suburbs. Tliat means (See Page Nine) pounded sasmy positions . . . at (Soa Fata BIsM) JL