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COURANT: STUrJy. April Mum Hartford Storrs COLLEGE Belle de Jour 2, 6.30. 9. Willimantic CAPITOL Smith. 6.

In-credible Journey, 7:40. Upright Piano Sought by Club The Charter Oak Terrace Senior Citizens Club is seeking an upright piano. According to the Rev. Robert Casstevens of Services Performed with Aging SPA, which will offer con-portant in some of the programs in Charter Oak Terrace for the elderly. SPA will offer consultation and services to the Charter Oak Terrace Club and elderly people of the area, will pay for transporting the piano.

Anyone who can help the club' find a small upright piano should contact the city coordinator, services to the elderly at the municipal building, Hartford. 3 TOH 5 i It v-v i "Wwssaa. "sv.iy,.i,i mm W-f I THE HARTFORD If ADVERTISEMENTS Special weekend bus trip to Washington. D.C., May 2nd4th and May 16th-18th. Also Lancas ter and Hershey, Pennsylvania.

ISIl WIUM1 limn.y ouiic win- 15th, June 20th-22nd, July 11th-13th. Reservations must be made as soon as possible. For further information, call anytime George St. Pierre Tours, 1-747-2860. Wiley Gallery is now open for business in their new location at 23 High Street (just off the East West Highway) LOnVen ient parking nearby.

Silk, satin, velvet furniture beautifully cleaned by the Duraclean System. 247-0665. An event you've waited for Betty's Spring Clearance-is now in progress. Great reductions prevail throughout the shop, with many couture fashions at half-price and less. All sales final.

20 Allyn Street. Custom-made ladies' suits and coats. All kinds of alterations for women and men at reasonable prices. Frank's Tailor Shop. 233-1003.

The Epicure Grocery in Farmington Center is your headquarters for out-of-the-ordi- narv edibles. For a deliciouslv different hors d'oeuvre idea, trvi 14 ty A7aoi Sketch ALLYN Odd Couple 1:04, 5:12, 9:20. Rosemary's Baby 2:49. 6:57. ART CINEMA Hagbard, and Signe 7, 9:50.

Turn Me On 8:40. CINERAMA The Shoes of the Fisherman 8. E. M. LOEW'S Where Ea gles Dare 11:05, 2:10, 5:15, 8:25.

RIVOLI-Greetings 7:20, 9:20. STRAND 100 Rifles 1:20, 3:15, 5:10, 7, 9:20. WEBSTER Rachel, Rachel, 6:15, Heart Is A Lone ly Hunter, 8. East Hartford BURNSIDE 3 In The Attic 7,9. CINEMA I Odd Couple 7.

Rosemary's Baby 8:45. Manchester STATE Where Eagles Dare 6, 8:50. U.A. THEATER EAST Romeo Juliet 7, 9:15. Newington CINEMA I Funny Girl, 8.

CINEMA II The Love Bug 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. NEWINGTON Oliver, 8:30. Wethersfield CINE-WEBB The Lion In Winter, 8. PARIS CINEMA I Romeo and Juliet, 7, 9:15. PARIS CINEMA II Where Eagles Dire 7, 9:35.

West Kartfrrd CENTRAL Charly 7, 9:05. ELM Buona Sera Mrs. Campbell 7, 9:05. Enfield CINEMA Charly 7:15, 9:15. Meriden CAPITOL Romeo Juliet 6:15.

8:35. MERIDEN Where Eagles Dare 6:15, 8:50. New Britain STRAND Where Eagles Dire 1:30, 3:35, 6:15, 8:55. Rorkvi'le CINEMA The Ni'ht They Raided Minskys 6:30, 8:30. Southingtcn SHOWCASE West Side Story 7:30.

White House. The youngster also is holding a thank you letter from the White House signed by Rose Mary Wood, the President's personal secretary (Kirk Hatsian Photo). Don Martin of Hartford, a Project Con. cern pupil at Spaulding School in Suffield, shows his Grade 4 teacher, Mrs. Robert Jones, copy of pencil sketch he drew of President Nixon.

The original was sent to the Six Men Are Arrested On Loan Shark Charges WATER BURY (Special) All six men will appear in their canned stuffed grape'and Drycleaning est. 1929, JACQUHJNE Take a 2-Week Trans-Atlantic Cruise to Europe for as little as $582. Call International Travel 82? Farmington Ave 677-8531. We do cleaning, remodelint and re-lining on all leather and suede goods. Leather King, 78 Pratt Street.

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Given Burglar Johnson, 31, 63F Bellevue violation of drug dependency act, a year and a day to three years, suspended, placed in cus tody of mental health commis sioner. Raymond W. Green, 21, Man chester, larceny and breaking and entering a dwelling in the daytime, a year and a day to three years, suspended, placed in custody of mental health commissioner; Edwar J. David, 30, 10 Lawrence breaking and entering, a year and a day to four years, suspended, two years probation; Edmund Szete-la, 21, New Britain, violation of drug dependency act, one year, suspended, two years probation; Barry Gaffney, 25, Hudson, N.H., violation of drug depend ency act, one year, suspended, two years probation; William Gaffney, 18, 24 S. Hawthorne violation of food and drug act, six months, suspended, two years probation.

John W. Murphy, 18, 262 New-field larceny, reformatory, suspended, placed in custody of mental health commissioner; George J. Stroman, 23, 824 Albany receiving stolen goods, two counts, one year in jail and six months in jail, suspended, two years probation; William F. Chojnowski, 23, New Brtain, breaking and entering, one vear, suspended, placed in West Springfield, Mass. CINEMA I The Lion Ia Winter, 8:30.

CINEMA Shoes of the Fisherman, 8:15. CINEMA III Funny Girl 8. PALACE CINEMA Whera Eagles Dare, 1:30, 4:05, 7, 10- Windsor PLAZA Rachel, Rachel, 6:15, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, 8. Drive-ins BERLIN Naked World, Run Swinger Run, Horrible Dr. Hitchcock, 10.

BLUE HILLS The Split, Impossible Years, 7:30 EAST HARTFORD Candy, High Commissioner, 7:30. EAST WINDSOR Flash, The Teenage Otter, Gone With the Wind, 8:30. FARMINGTON Rosemary's Baby, Odd Couple, 6:45, 11. HARTFORD Candy, High Commissioner, 7:15. MANCHESTER Odd Couple, Rosemary's Baby, 9:30.

MEADOWS Odd Couple, Rosemary's Baby, 7:30. MIDDLETOWN Rachel. Rachel, Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, 7:10. PIKE Gone With The Wind. Curse of Mummy's Tomb.

7. PLAINVILLE High Commissioner, 6:45, Candv, 8:40. PORTLAND Goldfinger, 7:10: Dr. No. 9.

SOUTHINGTON Odd Couple, 6:43, 11; Rosemary's Baby, 8: JO. Ths abive tim schedules ar sunn'ied bv the thitrr manage- and are subject to change without notice. DANCING FRI. AND SAT. State and Waterbury police ar-l rested six men on loan sharking "EJ ed'wusurv and estor- i i tion wor Victor Cnlaci.

47. 198 Chestnut and Joseph Marangio, 36, of 612 Bucks Hill Rd both of Waterbury. They posted $10,000 bond each! in Waterbury Superior Court. Four others charged with usury were William A. Lacapra, 51, of 17 Sunset Wolcott; Gino Viola, 48, of 310 Hishland Waterbury; Carmine Yov-ina, 45, of 34 Cottage Water bury, Anthony Pecukonis, 46, of i 80 Bradley Waterbury, Each posted $5,000 bond.

Bay State Man Is Extradited From Oregon KENT (Special) A Massa chusetts man, accused of an armed holdup here early in Oc tober after his escape from the Litchfield Correctional Institution, was returned from Oregon Fridav. This Sunday, April 20, 5-9 P.M. leaves. Sesame oil and tempura batter mix for gourmet cookery are also in stock and for the chili aficionados Wick Fowler's Two-Alarm Texas Chili mix (or, If you prefer a milder flavor, you may cut it down to One-Alarm strength). 3-6 Years Bungling A 23-year-old Hartford man' who fumbled an ambitious burglary five months ago was given three to six years in prison Friday after pleading guilty to the three counts of breaking and entering in Superior Court.

Richard Veres of 267 Wethers-field Ave. was too intent drilling a hole into the Normandie Drug Store from the floor above to notice he accidentally set off a burglar alarm. When police arrived on the scene he fled, but left his tool and a belt imprinted with his name behind. With Veres at the time were two juveniles. They were captured by police.

Veres managed to get away, but was apprehended later. He initially broke into the Nationwide Wig Import Co. on Farmington Avenue where he stole $60 in cash. He was trying to cut his way; through the floor to the drug store when interrupted by police. Others Sentenced Other sentences imposed during the Friday criminal session of Superior Court were: Dave W.

Gordon, 24, Somers, breaking and entering, a year and a day to three years; James E. Jenkins, 22, 2372 Main breaking and entering, two to four years; Jay N. Bailey, 27, New Britain, obtaining money by false pretenses, a year and a day to five vears, suspended, TWO HEAT MBS News Photo No Breach, Court Says DANBURY (AP)-A newspa per photographer charged with breach of peace was acquitted Friday by a Circuit Court judge who said the cameraman had a right to be shooting pictures at the scene of an accident- The photographer, Michael L. Luongo had been arrested Jan. 15 bv officer Richard Read of the Bethel police department.

Read made Luongo back away from the scene of a truck acci dent in Bethel as the injured driver was being placed in an ambulance. According to the policeman, Luongo struck him on the chest "two or three times" but no one came forward at the trial to support this charge. Judge John J. Casale said Friday it was significant that the state could produce no witness who saw the alleged blows, despite the fact that there were plenty of policemen, firemen and s-ectators on tht scene. Luon-jo's at ornev, former Republican State Cliairmin A.

Searle Finney, said ft? U.S. Supreme Court has made it clear that the shte must have "compelling and overwhelming" rea sons for any abrogation of Bill of Rights guarantees one of which is freedom of the press. No such reasons existed for hindering and arresting Luongo, Pinney said. Camp Courant Fund clsrk April 17, 1969 Victor F. De- Nezzo $5.00 Previously Acknowledged $3,390.59 Total to Date $3,395.59 TODAY AT 2:00 A modern-day story of faith, courage, and intrigue! SPECIAL SCHOOL VACATION MATINEES AT 1:00 APR.

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"A SPACE ODYSSEY" fi 3 wr id fic-'s "OBI I l(iilB EVININGS tf HI ii SUMtUV TMK TWUtSMf RM HotAYi MATINEES. IH 1 1 4 WW Xl'iMiw ii Harry B. Rassignol, 35, of unidentified wnite Spring Whitinsville, paraphernalia common-was returned to Connecticut used for the injection of Friday after his extradition on drugs, and a couple of mari-charges of robbery with viol-) juana cigarettes. All the materi-ence, theft of motor vehicle andjal was sent to the state labora-escape from jail. tory for analysis.

State police said after his es-jCharges Made cape from Litchfield late in Sep- Charged with possession of tember, Rossignol allegedly marijuana, possession of con-held up a Long Island couple trolled drugs and conspiracy who were camping in Macedon- were: Albert C. Thorns 3rd, 18, ia Forest State Park in KentlJames M. Prendergast, 19, and early on Oct. 3. (Ronald F.

Potts, 20, all of 23 SAL CERVERA Orchestra With Swinging Sensation Babara Vins JOE GALL0 The Uniques With Groovy Lorralna Belanger SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION Latin Exhibition Dancing by Senior Maderos of Las Vegas SINGLES COUPLES INVITED WRIGHT'S RESTAURANT nu 10, pi.ini. Greek Play Made 'New' AtUofH The University Players of the University of Hartford are presenting a "sock-it-to-me" version cf the ancient Greek comedy, "The Clouds" by Aristophanes. Much of the credit for the vitality of the production must go to Keith Brown who portrays Strepsiad9s. Brown's perform ance as the bclcgured old man unable to pav crcdi'nrs is! nicely sustained in a broad comic style. Brown has developed a total approach, verbally and visually, in his characterization.

He helps himself immeasurably in his comedy by his expert. phrasing of his long speeches, his mobile facial expressions add to the merrriment of the production and yet he avoids mugging for the sake of a few laughs. Dan Verdery Scores Dan Verdery as Pheidippides, son of Strepsiades, turns in a neat tour de force in his performance. In the early sections of the play, Verdery is a languid, bored effete young man who speaks in a courtly, diffident manner. In the course of the play Strepsiades enrolls his son in Socrates' "thinkery" in order that the young man might learn sophistry and confound people, particularly judges and.

lawyers. In this way Strepsiades believes he will be able to skipj out of his debts. However, Phei-j dippides, following his days in! the thinkery emerges as a wan, pot-smoking hippie who de-j plores his father. Verdery's, amusing "new" characteriza-l tion is reminiscent of some of; Marlon Brando's portrayals, David Nylin set out Scorates as the high priest of poppycock which is, of course, precisely what Aristophanes had in mind. Nylin sustained the satirical quackery of his characterization pretty well although I felt he' was experiencing some difficulties with his lines on opening night.

There are a number of good performances among the large cast including a clever sequence by Bob Dio who represents philosophy and argues for a return to the older and more strict methods of rearing the young in Athens. Mark Wallace has directed with a sharp eye for comedy and has sprinkled the production with good touches of comic business. When "The Clouds" is skimming along in its raucous, bawdy style the performance has an engaging elan. But there are sequences in the production which are long, verbose and devoid of much comedy. One wishes that Wallace had either cut some of these sterile sequences or festooned them with bits of comic business to keep the production in a completely mi iorm Key tnrougnout tne eve ning.

The Players' production con tinues through Sunday night at the Auerbach auditorium. If you would enjoy going "up, up and away" tor a refreshing trip in the world of updated ancient comedy, the Players' production of "The Clouds" may be just the vehicle tor you. -WILLIAM McCURDY There are some 32 000 post offices across the U.S.. but half of all mail is handled by 75 of the largest. Three-quarters of all mail goes through 300 of the largest.

The United States government has 6.4 million employes, includ-j State police said Rossignol Burton and John T. Wilcox was apprehended in Vida, Ore-1 22 of 75 Bittersweet Hill, gon Jan 28 and fought extradi- W'ethersfield. tion -til his return Friday. Charged with conspiracy Arraigned in Circuit Court 18iwere: Carline S. Quinn, 16, of at Winsted later Friday, his 208 Oxford Constance M.

case was continued to May 2 Pennington, 20, and David G. with bond set at $20,000. Pennington, 21, both of 303 Rossignol was serving a Washington Jeffry L. Ru- Waterbury Superior Court Tues- dav at 10 a.m.. nnlire saM The -re made by the Criminal Intelligence Division of state police and Waterburv Uetective Albert Caputo, State Police Capt.

Wayne BishP.said more arrests are expected. 10 Receive Dru Case Continuance ine cases or io persons, ar rested Thursday night on cotics charges after police broke up a party at 23 Burton were continued to May 9 in Circuit Court 14 Friday. Narcotics squad detectives, following a tip regarding the use of narcotics, knocked on the apartment door and identified themselves. There was no an swer, but they said they heard scuffling noises. Detectives broke through the door and reportedly found dolph, 19, of 8A Wedgwood Bloomfield, and Robert L.

Wil- son, 28, of 21 Glendale Thompsonville. Charged with possession of marijuana was Irvine M. Ro senberg, 18, of 1 Mayfair Court, Bloomfield. He was released Thursday night on $2,590 bond. Bonds on the chers were reduced Friday morning.

Miss Quinn was released on $500 bond; and all the others except Thomas and Potts were released on $1,000. Burial in China Delayed for Leas TAIPEI (fl The ashes of an American counle who wanted to be buried in China were brought to Taipei from the United States Friday for temporary burial on Formosa. The man was Homer Lea of Denver, the first foreign military adviser to the Republic of China. He died in Santa Monica, in November, 1912, at the age of 36. Lea, author of The Valor of of in 1899 and later commanded a band of volunteers attempting to overthrow the Manchu dynasty.

Called General Lea by the Chinese, he served as a military adviser to Dr. Sun Yat-sen be- fore and after the 1911 re volu-i jtion which ended 46 centuries of imperial rule in China and es tablished the republic headed by Sun. Mrs. Lea died 20 years after, DINING EVERY To The Music of The MINOR MODE tN THE GRECIAN ROOM Plus In Our New Taverna Tht Sound Tempo of Greek Musie by The ATHENIAS placed in custody of mental of mental health corn-health commissioner; Robert missioner. U.S.

Radar 'Reading' Disclosed by Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) Presi-jviously we cannot say how it dent Nixon disclosed for the! works." first time Friday that the Unit-I Nixon also reported that ed States is capable of flights, which have been ing" radar pictures of another; flown at an average of two a TINA'S RESTAURANT year sentence tor breaking and entering and larceny and had about five months remaining of his sentence when he walked away from an off-prem-i ises work detail at Litchfield Sent. 27. He was returned to the Litchfield Correctional Institution in lieu of bond after his Friday court appearance. Glazier Guilty In Dual Assault BRIDGEPORT (UPI)-A 28-year-old New York glazier was James H. Oliver of the Bronx, N.Y.

was convicted of the charges Thursday. After the verdict was returned, Judge Otto H. Lamacchia raised Oliver's bond from $7,500 to $10,000 at tht request of the state. The assaults are said to have taL-on hlni Till. i inco country from miles away.

jday this year, were temporarily preparing to file a motion Fri-The chief executive gave the suspended but are being to set aside his conviction word in affirming that the Navy with armed protection, by "Superior Court jury of two C121 electronics plane whichj Military men said Nixon's' coums of indecent assault on was shot down by North Korea Dian for nrntpctins? fhp aircraft two Stamford housewives last would mean the assignment never came closer than 40 miles: to its coast during its surveit- lance mission. isarily at the wingtips-of the Nixon said the North Koreans; lumbering, subsonic planes, knew this despite their claim While the Pentagon withheld that the unarmed propeller details, officers indicated it plane violated their air space. probably would mean fighters TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! COILEGDATH SOUtXIlD! 8:30 BUSHNELL M.00 $3.00 $2.50 Excellent Seats at Box Office Reservations 525-3177 fighters near not nPpPs. airborne in the genera! area of ECI21 operations either from a land base such as Osan, South Korea, or from a U.S. carrier Leaves Hong Kong One earner is believed on the 1676 Berlin TpVa.

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DISNIY'S "SMITH" and "The Day -we. Know wnat tneir raaar! showed," Nixon told a news conference. "We, know what the Russian radar; showed." JO Miles Out Both Korean and Soviet "an iiuui ul cavil UU1G1 tu Saxon," came to China ra-Vvay to the Sea of Japan. dars as well as a U.S. radar watching from some location he jUSS Kittyhawk, carrying 90l warplanes, left Hong Kong with! in njvauviia icaa uimi uirc nine apart, according to the prosecu- Oliver, who denied the state charges, claimed that at the ume ot tne attacks ne was working at his trade at Stam ford Hospital.

He was arrested by Stamford detectives July 8 as he was working in Bridgeport on the federal court house. No date for sentencing has been set did not disclose all showed the; two destroyers earlier this week same thing, Nixon said: that the for an unspecified destination, plane was 90 miles out in the Pieces of the story of what Sea of Japan when attacked. happened to the EC12I began to The Pentagon withheld de-fall together, with Nixon disclos-tails, but an officer acknowl- ing that the plane received or-edged, "We have a system formers to abort, or break off, its reading their radars. It has nev- reconnaissance minion just be-r been announced before. Ob- fore it was shot down.

SHOWS AT 1:00 HOOK LINE AND SINKER Jtrrr Lewis. Peter Ltwford Ann Frtneit her husband. ling the armed forces..