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The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 53

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The Boston Globei
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Boston, Massachusetts
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i ytTTtf" 't ii i iy i i -j. r-t- "i I 1 i 1 1 i 11 The Boston Globe Thursday, June 6, 1974 53 ASK THE GLOBE Police say gunshot caused prisoner's death England states and upstate New York. and other educational material The organization is located at 1511 N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005.

Q. For easy fishing and delicious eating I would like to stock a large pond on my land with catfish. Can you tell me where I can buy young fish for breeding? J. C. Guilford, Vt.

A. Catfish, is a broad term used to refer to many different species of fish. The most common, in this area, is the horned pout or bullhead. Your best bet is to contact Carter Pond Petersham, Mass. Q.

Who is the character who plays the "Ghoul" on Channel 56 on Friday nights at G.S., Randolph. A. The "Ghoul" is actually Ron Sweed, a college dropout from Cleveland. Before coming to television his most notable occupation was as a gorilla with the touring company of his idol, Ghoulardi, a local stage personality. Q.

In the movie "Lady Sings the Blues" did Diana Ross just move her lips while they played records of Billie Holiday, or did she acutally sing the songs? J.C., Brighton. A. Diana sang the songs and imitated some of Lady's vocal mannerisms. Q. Is it permissible to take one's bicycle on the subway lines? R.G., Brookline.

A. NO. The emphasis comes from the MBTA. by Whalen. He said nont recalled a disturbance.

Whalen said there was little blood in the cell area, in the wagon or at the scene of the shooting. Police turned over two bottles of pills to the medical examiner for analysis. One was found at the scene and the other apparently fell out of Robey's clothing en route to the station. They were awaiting an analysis of Robey's blood. Deputy Supt.

John Barry of the Bureau of Internal Affairs said police appeared to have followed "well-instructed procedures," both at the scene and in the station. Flanagan and Lydon arrested Robey and another man in the Combat Zone on Feb. 8 on charges of armed robbery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. A charge of assault and battery oh a police officer also was lodged against who allegedly punched Flanagan in the mouth. say he was hurt then or later.

They said they did not discover he had been wounded until he was taken to the hospital. Flanagan was taken to Massachussetts General Hospital for treatment. Lydon was treated at 5 a.m: at City Hospital for a sprain of his right hand. Robey, who was alone in the wagon, arrived at District 1 at about 1:15 a.m. The station was busy at that time.

Five otner prisoners were booked, and Robey sat on a bench about 10 minutes before he was put into a cell. Ke was quiet in the station possibly in shock and occasionally kickeed out with his feet. Then said he walked to the cell area. During a routine check he was found unconscious on the floor of his cell and taken to the hospital. He was alone in the -cell.

There were, however, about a dozen other prisoners in the area, all of whom were interviewed By Bob Sales Globe Staff The death of prisoner Walter Robey shortly after he was placed in a cell by Boston police early Tuesday was attributed yesterday to a gunshot wound in the abdomen. Det. Sgt. Frank Whalen of the homicide unit said the bullet, which entered Robery's body above the right hip and exited through the left calf, apparently severed a main artery and caused massive internal bleeding. Robey, 29, was found unconscious in the cell at Station 1 at 1:55 a.m.

and died at Boston City Hospital 20 minutes later. Police said he was conscious when he was placed in the cell at 1:35 a.m. Robey was shot shortly after 1 a.m. during a struggle with two Tactical Patrol Force members on Piedmont street in Bay Village. The policemen, who had arrested Robey in February, recognized him and knew he was wanted on a default warrant from that case.

Q. Can you please find out what is going on? I'm doing this for my fiance who works six days a week and can't spend his time foot-dragging every other week to the Massachusetts tax department. I've called the tax department, written to them, and now it is 1974 and he still doesn't have his 1972 tax refund. The state is quick to receive money owed them but has sticky fingers when it comes to giving money back. M.D., Quincy.

A. Your fiance's refund was approved May 24. He should receive a check in two to four weeks. Q. Could you please tell me something about the National Council of Senior Citizens? B.

Abing-ton. A. The National Council of Senior Citizens is an organization of 3000 autonomous senior citizen clubs, councils, associations and other groups with a combined membership of over 3 million people. It is an educational action group that supports many programs to aid senior citizens. They help organize and develop programs for local groups, sponsor rallies and operate a library which distributes films Q.

On the Huntington avenue side of the Pru-i-'dential Center, across the Colonnade Hotel, the Rhode Island state flag is being flown. Could you tell -ne why P.S., Chestnut Hill. ti A. -The state flags of New York and each of the New England states are i'-l flown at the Prudential Center for periods of one month each. They are flown because the North- eastern operation of the Prudential Insurance based; at the Prudential fc Center, covers the six New Q.

Recently I was traveling on Rte. 128 in Canton and saw a large bus with a McDonald hamburger sign on the side, could you tell me what this bus is used for? B.K., Needham. A. You saw the McDonald "Big Mac" bus. It is used to transport visitors to the McDonald offices in Illinois, to carry company executives across the country and to transport students to Hamburger University where McDonald managers are trained.

WALTER ROBEY made A passerby helped Patrolman Thomas Lydon subdue Robey while his partner, Patrolman Thomas Flanagan, lay on the ground, thinking he'd been shot. Apparently, Flanagan was hit by the spent bullet from Lydon's gun when it left Robey's body. Police searched Robey and found bim unarmed. They handcuffed him and took him to District 1 in a wagon. They said" Robey did not HHHHHHHHH LEARNING SCHOOLS ALL STAR MARKETS OPEN AT 8 A.M.

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