Transcript-Telegram from Holyoke, Massachusetts • 24

nr I rawwwwrwwr Jf HalTriw (Wm a) Tratday WwH 1W American Baptist Convention CROSSWORD ByEvgens Sbeffirt Stop Shop Approve Issue 7 Of Preferred Stock Resurrection Gty A Swamp Tent Blown Down Baron Pleads i 1 Guilty To Charge £ir v' Of Conspiracy RXMan fr Charged In Gang Murders S-Siatlnet SRamaa Starts Wednesday In Boston -SELRaroaatte tttls i 11 Saints (aMr) 1 If mnrtuaina SlMartra -8S1baaea 2 BOSTON Some 1000 rmy a of aubjrato drafojj with Baptiate from all Motion of the both the organization itaeff and ACottm Cabrte Slops 4t 7i HOIIZOSTAL 47 Cut eft Jroi-fTOwa 4S Capture pika 90 JodpBros Woeful 81 Stand ADIsordar flalal 'll The 4111 SSCharias SS-Pravarlcate lamb 14Cgms 56 Hatsow 19 Pineapple naawrt ICPaMaoUera 64Weiiht ITWttlMnd of India 18 Plant bALaln organ VERTICAL SOiEuropona -LVUMs BOSTON Joseph (Bar boss) Baron today was beck in hiding under the protection of UA 'mantuds after- pleading guilty to a charge of conspiracy 84 Cry of BOSTON (AP) The creation of 901000 shares of preferr stock has been approved by shareholders of Stop A Shop Inc' to be used for general corporate purposes Also announced at Monday's annual riureholdera meeting was that earnings for the 10 weeks ending May 17 were up about 14 per cent Hue increase amount! to 37 bents a share the grocery chain raid country will gather at the War Memorial Auditorium Wedne 1 day forthe opening of the an-Hd American Baptiste Cooven-tion During the five-day meeting delegatee will diecum a wide 7 Craved AHIfb- tabtelaiUte 9 Poreeptlbta effort ite ratoticaa with ttw world today Some of the mow eontrover-eial topic to be tfiacuaeed include abortion conecientioue objection and crime and violence in the streets 'AH of the drafts are preliminary in nature and wifi not become official resofuttona until aded on at the eonventmi -According to a convention the preliminary for mnk- aft on abortion ca is rut BteBniln 37 Part SftErtaamtos highly 83 Ring braaatete -SL Bet firmly 88 Transfix in connection with the 1961 alar mg of Edward Dragon The 16-year-old fanner gangland member is one of seven men facing charges stemming from the faffing of Dragan who wm found dead in an alley in Chelsea three yean ago -Baron pleaded guilty Monday Superior Court to one ean- StaOeoetriMd 81 Leaf or a ftea 39 Soak flax 80 Yellow bugle 81 Deep Announcing 4 the appointment ot Answers To pisera $45000Paid For Antique! Automobile mg abortion arinatter of con epmray count involving the slaying or Dragan and entered the S3 Offer -SLUM 84 A beverage 88 Leather WASHINGTON (UPD-Cold wind and relentless rain topple! the dining tent of Resurrection Cfiy today and forced evacuation of sane cf the Poor People's campaigners from huts ramped by five indies standing water The wet misery of the city of the poor grew steadily as a chill rain continued to fall bom leaden-gray skies with no prospect of relief In sight The 15-acre encampment the Poor People's March located a pork that was built on fill land in what once waa a Potomac River Bay Middy Swamp With a naturally high water table it turn into a muddy swamp with relatively littli ram And Washington has hat almost continuous rain for the past two days Meanwhile black leaden the Poof People's Campaign voiced confidence that they would be able to head off threatened defection by Ifexi-can-Am erica ns and Indians who claim they are being discriminated against by Negro majority Today'v Puzzle On Back Page seme plea on a conspiracy charge in the attempted slaying 8S Large usKulata 4SAlHeAby nature 44 Meadows -1 48 Oklahoma i f- of Anthony Stafhopouloi an gc-uaintance of Dragon's last BROOKLINE (Mass C(APK-A record $45000 has been paid for 1013 Mercer Rsceabout Model 35J at an antique auto auction 14 Trench ffilHttf 87 Sprouts 4LBeut 4BAlgarlax I I PATRICK ROBERT 4CZdge 480pm (puetfo) 111 The purchaser was Barry Resnick 40 of Ellen villa NY who USI 711-5130 Mil 534-5595 Special Agent PROVIDENCE EL (APJ-A North Providence man waa held today on two murder charges the shotgun killings of Rudolp Marfeo 41 and Anthony Molei 31 Tbs slayings were supn have been carried out Mcuaie Marfeo defied gangland orders to does a dice game Charged with the crimes was Robert Almonte 41 He was hdd for arraignment later today Col Howard A Franklin chief of police told a news conference that Ahndhte was arretted by a detective Monday afternoon at his Atwells-Avenue Club The chief declined to talk about the possibility of other arrasts--" Marfeo and Meld were kille two masked gunmen in Avenue market April 30 The gunmen escaped in car driven by a third man brother Wifijan Marfeo 41 was shot to death in a -restaurant in 1861 Police said the reason was substantially the lime he refuse to halt a gambling operation on gangland orders Raymond LA Patriarca 91 of Providence identified in US Senate committee testimony in ufii Cosa Nostra cT New England was convicted by a federal jury at Boston last March of conspiracy to murder in connection with Willie Mar foo'i death He was tried with two other men -'The Patriarca Henry Taineleo 67r of Cranston an Ronald Curasao 81 of Somerville were sentenced to five Trearsin prison and fined fl0000 each Franklin would not say what led investigators to Almonte To ravwel gny evidence might jeopardise Almonte's constitutional rights he Mid in Lewiston Maine Judge Felix Forte sentencing until the of the case Baron has been secreted away by federal officials aince he testified for the government in trial involving another gangland-style killing The other- defendants being tried on a varirty of charges Enrico Taineleo 66 of of Boston Wilfred French 88 of Everett Ronald Casseeso of Somerville Peter Iinone 33 of Medford and Louie Grieco 18 of jPeabody i science rather than-lmr on the assumption that the fetas belongs not to society hut is part of the mother's body until la born The prahumety document on oonocientioui objection reaffirms a resolution adopted at the 1166 convention which called our nation to reapect the conscience of those who believe that a particular war or all wars an morally unjustifiable and win therefore refuse to serve in the Armed Forces but seek to serve their nation in other ways" The urban resolution calla for a greater ghetto voice in city affaire and the development of economic and political bases among the city power Other topics slated for discussion include the generation gup the arms race and'the role of the United States in world at fairs A rpnpind lo help yea wh your flnandal iraponribiB--thoM that are inatadiate I aad thaiw that you eea eaticqMta in the future Protactioa lor your your children' growing tn their oducatioa your bh old age your whatever the need then a way tomeet it through thaJohaHaa-cack lifeline Coatiouins Service He wiU be glad to work out also purchased for a record price of the 1000 prototype of a new line of Duesen-bergs that later was not made The previous high paid at an auction for a rare auto was $31-000 for a 1014 Stanley Steamer Mountain Wagon in Denver Colo last November auction officials said Resnick the brother of Rep Joseph Re snick D-NY said he began collecting tare automobiles about four years ago and since has acquired 00 dee-sic cars' 1 Resnick is an' executive of the Channel mas ter Co a division of Avnet Inc' a piaa juet right for you i kept end ihow you how it cen be 1 np-to-date aa your aitnatiou Holyoke Civic Choral Society the Mozart Requiem Wednesday at 8 at Second Congregational Chunk will have ecumenical participants- Rev Rolan Renaud of Sacred Heart Church and Dr Oliver Black of Second Congregational Church will provide background to the performance of tjie Requiem which will bo sung in Latin with an English translation provided in the program The program open to people of all faiths An elephant may indeed be frightened by a mouse the National Geographic Society says A herd may actually stampede when' one of its members is startled by a bound that it cannot immediately identity paul McDonnell IAL SPRINGFIILD GENERAL AGENT S24 STATE ST Sharks excel all fish in jaw power Biting pressure has been measured at a crunching 18 tons per square inch the National Geographic lays KULTURAMA -MEMORIAL PROGRAM TOMORROW AT I The Project Kulturama Memorial Eve presentation by the lift UUDMABCt The word derives from the Dutch far dub kolf -4 jwe carer wiwaiMHin- wmsibb MB MBS equals uuptoqpips MUK 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LOVE Ml URUb tovaafnioHO 1M Ztag laatane Syalleata to) Route 91 Delay Ini Springfield To Be PFobed XOILALOFLOBL INDEPENDENCE Breast Quarters Leg Quarters ThS Split Cut Up or Quartered One letter simply stands or mother In this simple to used or tiie four Es for the three Ns for the two De etc Singiu letter apostrophes and the length and formation of tbs words art aJl hints Each day the letter is different Advsrilasd Man lOsiyat NTT PORTION SHANK PORTION NUT COOKEO SMOKED mm With a food Aral Varaieod STATE HOUSE An invest! ation of the delay of conatruc-i ion of Interstate and Rte 391 in Springfield' wu approved by the' House of Representatives ate Monday The House adopted an order i poniored by the delegation of I pringfield and Holyoke legislators to have a special committee- of five House members investigate why the Dept of- Pubic Worts has postponed completion of the highways until 1971 Members will be appointed' to the special committee by House iker Robert -H Quinn -of Boston -Rte' wort in Holvoke has already been advertised for bid and is now under construction There an two sections of wort in this city remaining and both are expected to be completed in about a month The section from Cherrv St south to Whitney Ave is scheduled for completion June 39 The rampi from Rte 9 Northampton St at Hampden St are alio be completed in about a month Francis Hoey'of the State DPW office in Northampton said this morning wort in Hotyoka is progressing according to imports ttaalhtira RkwhatyoagrlraiL FwyraAtfSupraRteht tenobMimiformflnbnbru' dkkoaty framutead to to tenter and tarty Mdctapai AaA If ym Mm ratted tfcfdoNa you Kha OfeomayowAaPlwrldMMMifaMntsMdl Beef Potties Fresh Spore Ribs Veal Cubed Steaks Rock Romish Hens 55: 1 SV0 gg uverwursv nwc 79: 79: 89: Meat loaf Mix 79: Sliced Bacon £89 Kraus Skinless Franks 79: Swordfish Steaks 89: Cooked Shrimp 9fc kabooHrai aoo eno with sansracnon Vegetable Alfredo Paradisi 71 a retired General Electric Co enr end a resident ol Pittsfield 98 years is dead nMiriiiwwn "Boy our nutcracker is sura POWERFUL! Look what it did to your PIPE!" AU ASP STORQ OPEN TO 9 PJIL WED aOSED THURSDAY MAT 30th 1 1 9 Fresh Cucumbers 3hr29 mi Ftemn fir Mirerial lsy hMsMOuvlF Iceberg Lettuce -rC Plaits ci vl I Mi If 'J rt i -O on I i -X 6 i Filled Coffee Cake 49 UAH WITS SUTTSHHU Bread 2 Sliced Rolls 8291123 of chicops SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY ONE DAY ONLY NO PHONE ORDERS Tomato Juice 3iHaOQc xmV7' MK Mayonnaise hSt Flei Fr iHdaWns'S SiMi Bluubarry Pi -49 Large Donuts 1 '31 oo ctci I ey i Green Giont iSr franuiSitraMiiM A mm 5C offMlMlwtli "174 Wtebl Frail Julies AM wm A tete Thhe" Orang Juic Strawberries --V Repeat Of A Sellout! 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