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3 Monday, July 17, 1972 Philadelphia Inquirer Mafia Chieftain Is Slain on "is- Brooklyn Streets Jt VL I Ass tdhk Bprriar to The Inquirer And N. Y. Daily Sews NEW YORK. Mcfia chief-, tain Thomas (Tom ny Ryan Eboli kept a rendezvous with death on a dark Brooklyn street early Sunday. He was shot five times in the face from a passing truck as he sat alone at thu wheel of his Cadillac, apparently -waiting to keep an appointment with one of his underworld peers.

Eboli, 61, was boss of the i Cosa Nostra family once headed by the late crime czar Vito Genovese. Since Gen-: ovese's death in 1569, Eboli lost many of his nob "sol-; diets" and severay of his lu-: crative rackets to rival gangs. DETECTIVES srid they i plari to question Carlo Gambi-' no. "boss of bosses," of the American Mafia and the one who stood to benefit most by Eboli's death, and Albert (kid Eboli had lost much of the crime empire he inherited from Genovese. But he was still prosperous.

He recently purchased a mansion in Fort Lee, N.J., and was trying to acquire a hotel in the Catskill resort area, hoping to set up a gambling casino there when and if the state legalized this form of gambling. So far as police know, Eboli was not involved in the 1971 shooting of Brooklyn mob boss Joe Colombo or the recent rubout of Crazy Joe Gallo. However, a mob informer identified an old Eboli henchman, Joseph (Joe Yak) Ya-covelli, as the man who ordered Gallo's execution. And another Eboli pal, Carmine (Sonny Pinto) Di-Biase, is being sought. He was named as one of the two gunmen who blasted Gallo in a Little clam Jiouse.

The killers abandoned the panel truck a block away. A short distance from the truck, police found a 1965 sedan with an unfired loaded submachine gun in a zippered case on the front seat. The panel truck was stolen Saturday while parked in Greenwich Village. Police said the car also was stolen and its New Jersey license plates were stolen from another car in Newark. "THE CAR and truck are our two best leads, said Inspector William Avl in charge of 50 detectives investigating the latest gangland execution.

Both vehicles were checked for fingerprints but police would not say whether any were found. Once known as the rackets ruler of Greenwhich Village and the West Side waterfront, Is This the Eboli Murder Weapon? N. Y. Patrolman Steve Brew checks machinegun found near murder site Nixon Prepares THOMAS EBOLI slain in car ed, the mobster lunged from the car and staggered about 20 feet. Then he fell face down, staining the sidewalk with blood.

He collapsed at the base of an aluminum street lamp, to which a "no parking" sign was attached. When police arrived at the scene a few minutes later, Eboli was dead and his car was gone. llliilliiliil lC5j Bill ft 1 Kfi CI Qi' imrrii llM i 'f "ii iJ 'Fight For Budget CONGKSSIQNU.QMRURLY Action Lino solves problems, gets answers, cuts red tape, stands up for your rights. Dial CO 3-7000 between 8 A.M. and 8 P.M.

Monday through Friday. Or write Action Line, Box 8300, Philadelphia, 19101. Capitol Boxscore MAJOR LEGISLATION IN 92nd CONGRESS II 1 Drug Unit Asks For Furniture; Need Is Filled By Donations r' Our community association was recently formed to help drug users. We've rented a building but don't have enough money to furnish it. It sure looks bare.

Lauretta Wilkins, Philadelphia. Not for long. A C-Dunhill Office Furniture, 7101 Bustleton Philadelphia is giving Cooperative Community Association at 4204 Lancaster ave. two heavy duty desks and chairs, clothes rack and shelving. Tapper's Furniture, 3939 Market st.

is chipping in as many lounge chairs as needed, tables and other furnishings for homelike atmosphere. The Penn Central property that adjoins mine is filled with weeds and trash. I tried getting them to clean it up, but the debris is still there. Mrs. Helen Flamm, Delair, N.

J. Job's done. Penn Central sent out a truck to haul away trash Blast) Gallo, last of the three notorious Gallo Brothers. Two missing mobsters reportedly involved in the April 7 murder of Joseph (Crazy Joe) Gallo were longtime Eboli, associates. Investigators said Eboli's murder was the result of "a carefully-laid gangland plot." He apparently agreed to meet someone in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, miles from his customary haunts in Manhattan and New Jersey.

He arrived at the rendezvous point about 12:45 A.M. and parked his 1971 car. At 12:50 A.M., a yellow panel truck turned into Lef-ferts approached the car from the rear and pulled alongside the sedan. Five slugs crashed through the left front window of the car and ripped into Eboli's face. THOUGH FATALLY wound- that had been dumped on the tract it owns next to your property.

Company also sent a work crew to cut the weeds. Supervisor said the property will be checked periodically from now on to avoid the recurrence of the problem. Last year, Austrians came up with novel way to clean up weeds in Vienna's "0 1 Danube" lake. They stocked the popular swimming spot with 1,000 Line Line jjfff "jJ HOUSE SENATE FINAL sCItillllU COMMITTEE 1 FLOOR COMMITTEE FLOOR ousing Amendment hearings Anti-poverty Extension reported passed reported passed. Auto Insurance No fault hearings reported Busing Moratorium hearings I Consumer Protection Agency reported passed hearings Desegregation funds hearings hearings Equal Employment Enforcement reported passed REPORTED PASSED SIGNED Foreign Aid Authorization hearings reported passed General Revenue Snaring reported passed hearings Health Insurance hearings hearings Health Maintenance Organizations hearings hearings Higher Education Desegregation Aid reported passed reported passed signed Highway, Mass Transit Aid hearings hearings Manpower Training hearings hearings Military Construction reported hearings Military Weapons reported passed hearings Minimum Wage Increase reported passed reported Private Pension Regulation hearings hearings Rural Development REPORTED PASSED REPORTED PASSED Special Revenue Sharing hearings hearings Transportation Strikes Settlement hearings hearings War Powers limitation reported passed Water Pollution Controls, Funds reported passed reported passed C0NTE.R.ErN(;t Mtbt Welfare-Social Security reported passed hearings Women's Rights Amendment reported passed, reported passed Look, jane, i THINK THAT.

POOR FISH VS LOOKING A flSjk FOR. SOME. 7fFfe.l Mr wirepnoro Armed Guard on Watch During Maryland Prison Outbreak Inmates seized section of Maryland House of Correction Maryland Governor Meets Inmates, Ends Prison Riot Chinese grass fish. Within a few months the fish had devoured all the weeds. In the process many of the fish increased their weight one-half pound to as much as five and one-half pounds.

1 Action Status of Legislation Before Recess Congress resumes sessions today Moves by Fischer, Spassky in 3d Game Congress To Provide Opposition Special to The Inquirer And Wafthinfjtnn Post SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. President Nixon will return to Washington this week for a between-the-conventions battle with the Democratic Congress that will help define the domestic campaign issues. The focus will be on Federal spending, budget deficits, taxes, inflation and busing. To put the spending issues in perspective, the President is considering a special message or speech explaining his concern over the threat to his budget. HITHERTO he has focused on specific spending proposals and used the threat of a veto to try to persuade Congress to trim its sails.

Now he is discussing with aides a statement giving his overall view of the budget problem and his belief that if he loses the battle in Congress, there will be higher taxes or more inflation, or both. In short, he would charge that Democrats are making higher taxes inevitable and threatening the price stability he has been fighting to achieve. One White House aide is preparing an analysis of the cost of all pending bills that might be passed this year and their impact on the economy. If the President decides to speak out on ie whole problem, his statement would be based on this study. ON DIFFERENT days during his two weeks here, the President held special meetings on budget and legislative issues with Secretary of the Treasury George P.

Shultz, Casper W. Weinberger, director of the Office of Management and Budget, and William Timmons, assistant for congressional relations. After the meetings, Mr. Nixon sent Shultz and Timmons out to make public statements criticizing the cost of many Democratic proposals, calling for restaint in spending and threatening to veto bills that might seriously unbalance his budget But Weinberger would not see reporters suggesting an administration reluctance to comment on reports that the 1973 fiscal year deficit already may be $8.5 billion more than the President projected in January. DEMETRIUS, whose election caused a stir among the congregation in the church, is little known abroad.

Born in Istanbul as Demetrius Papa-dopoulos in 1914, he was educated in Turkey and served as a parish deacon and priest until he became a bishop in 1964. Patriarchate sources said his long pastoral work would make him an ideal bishop of the city. The patriarch's role in the church, like the Pope's, is two fold: He must be both leader of world Orthodoxy and its 250 million followers and at the same time the personal guide and shepherd of Istanbul's Christian community. Demetrius, who speaks French as well as Greek and Turkish, wrote a doctoral dissertation Resurrection. GOV.

MARVIN MANDEL 'peace-loving man' on the condition that the rest of the men return to their cells. A demand for amnesty was denied. Although the prisoners finally agreed, they did not trust him. "They (the police) have rifles and if we go back they'll kill all of us," one inmate shouted through the prison yard fence. The rebellious prisoners, mostly young blacks, gathered around the fence, dressed in casual civilian garb and wearing bags over their faces to mask identification.

Rep. Parren Mitchell Md.) a black, guaranteed the inmates they would not be hurt. "Have I ever let you brothers down?" he said. THE INMATES said they My son, a Vietnam veteran, has written two children's books, I think are very good. How do we get them published? Mrs.

Edwin Morgan, Bryn Mawr, Pa. i Ask the pros. Senior editor of children's books at Golden Press, N. Y. will look over son's two books.

Company pub-, lishes over 100 books for youngsters each year. If your son's works have got what it takes, you could see them in bookstores i someday. In September I'm going to Jordan on a two-year volunteer service assignment-5 help Palestinian refugees. Where can I get some informatioi on nutrition and family care? Beth Heisey, Philadelphia. -Keep appointment we made for you.

Eleanor Tompkins, home economist for Pennsylvania State University's Extension Service, will discuss problems you'll encounter over there. U. S. Department of Agriculture is sending publications on teaching home economics in developing nations, plus gardening and child care. From HEW, you'll get batch of publications that should be of some help, along with catalog of more HEW publications.

Others can get catalog by writing: Office of Public Affairs, U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 330 Inde- pendence ave. SW, Washington, D. C.

20201. JESSUP, Md. (UPI) he was "a peace-loving man," Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel on Sunday ended a 10-hour disturbance by 200 prisoners at the Maryland House of Correction by agreeing to meet with inmate representatives. "We were not going to have a repeat here of what happened up in New York," Man-del said, referring to the uprising in Attica State Prison last year in which 43 persons were killed by State Police retaking the prison.

AS MORE THAN 300 riot-geared police stood by, Man-del told Col. Thomas Smith, State Police superintendent: "I am a peace-loving man. Let's talk to them instead." During the disorder, two guards and four inmates were injured and rampaging prisoners caused damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. They set several fires and smashed windows and furniture. The inmates returned to their cells after an angry confrontation between Mandel and the prisoners, separated by two chainlink fences only five yards apart in the rear of the prison.

MANDEL TOLD them he would meet with a dozen inmates to discuss grievances Demetrius ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP). Metropolitan Demetrius, a progressive who became an archbishop only five months ago, was elected Sunday to succeed Athenagoras I as patriarch of the Christian Orthodox Church. He won an overwhelming majority, 12 votes to 3 for Metropolitan Nicholas, after the Turkish government, seeking to keep the Patriarchate under its control, had struck the name of Metropolitan Mel-iton, the outspoken progressive favorite, from the list of acceptable candidates. The 15 members of the Holy Synod chose Demetrius, archbishop of Imbros and Tene-dos, after a brief service in which they stodd around the altar of St. George's Church were unarmed, but several weapons were found in the yard later.

Mandel and Mitchell supervised the placement of the prisoners back in the cells and then they met for 30 minutes with 18 inmate representatives. The two officials said they would look into gripes about food, medical services and guard harassment. Shortly after dinner Saturday, a group of about 60 inmates tried to escape by scaling the 20-foot fence that later was to be the site of negotiations with Mandel. A guard at the rear tower opened fire with a shotgun and four persons were hit, including a guard inside the yard. ANGERED BY the shooting, inmates began their rampage and succeeded in taking over the large six-story building and prison yard.

Billowing smoke could be seen from two miles away and two dozen pieces of fire-fighting equipment sped to the scene. At midnight, State Police cleared one wing of the U-shaped building. "The inside is badly damaged. It will take quite a while to bring the prison to full service," Mandel said. The minimum-security facility is located 15 miles southwest of Baltimore.

DEMETRIUS new patriarch ituality and humility. When the votes were read out, Meliton, standing next to the ornate throne, began in an authoritative voice the traditional cry of "Axios Axios'" Worthy, Worthy which was taken up by the rest of the metropolitans and the congregation of about 200. til nf i 1 V4 I- Action Named Orthodox Patriarch Elapsed time: Spassky minutes, Fischer 102 minutes. 29. KR-K2, K-R2.

30. R-K3, K-Ktl. 31. KR K2, PxKt. 32.

QxB, RxP. 33. RxR, Elapsed time: Spassky 12 minutes, Fischer 110 minutes- 34. RxR, QxR. I 35.

B-R6, Q-Kt3. ZZ 36. B-Bl, Q-Kt8. 37. K-Bl, B-B4.

38. K-K2, Q-K5CH. 39. Q-K3, Q-B7CH. 7 40.

Q-Q2, Q-Kt6. 41. Q-Q4. Fischer's 41st move was'C given to the referee, Lothar Schmid of West Germany, in a sealed envelope. Elasped time at adjournment: Spassky 165 minutes, Fischer 135 minutes.

i Philippine Town Raided by Moslems MANILA (UPI). Moslem outlaws called "bar--racudas" entered a town in. Zamboang Del Sur Province" and burned its public market and several Christian Philippine News Service said Sunday. Many persons, mostly were injured but no deaths were reported, PNSr said. The news service said that national policemen were forced to retreat and advised residents to flee Kumalarang town, a Moslem Christian community about 600 south of Manila.

The raid was said to be in retaliation for the. burning 16 Moslem houses by Christian band "Ilagas" in the same' town last PNS said. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP). Here are the moves in the third game of the world chess championship Sunday between titleholder Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and Bobby Fischer of the United States: Spassky-white. Fischer-black.

(P: pawn; Kt: knight; bishop; rook; queen; king; O-O: castling, a twin move whereby the king is moved two squares laterally and the rook is placed on the other side of the king; a piece is captured.) 1. P-Q4, Kt-KB3. 2. P-QB4, P-K3. 3.

Kt-KB3, P-B4. 4. P-Q5, PxP. 5. PxP, P-Q3.

6. Kt-B3, P-KKt3. 7. Kt-Q2, QKt-Q2. Elapsed Time: Spassky 5 minutes, Fischer 15 minutes.

8. P-K4, B-Kt2. 9. B-K2, O-O. 10.

O-O, R-Kl. 11. Q-B2, Kt-R4. Elapsed time: Spassky 25 minutes, Fischer 32 minutes. 12.

BxKt, PxB. 13. Kt-B4, Kt-K4. 14. Kt-K3, Elapsed time: Spassky 44 minutes, Fischer 35 minutes.

15. B-Q2, Kt-Kt5. 16. KtxKt, PxKt. 17.

B-B4, Q-B3. 18. P-KKt3, B-Q2. Elapsed time: Spassky 63 minutes, Fischer 57 minutes. 19.

P-QR4, P-Kt3. 20. KR-K1, P-QR3. 21. R-K2, P-Kt4.

22. RR1-K1, Q-Kt3. 23. P-Kt3, R-K2. 24.

Q-Q3, R-Ktl. 25. PxP, PxP. 26. P-Kt4, P-B5.

27. Q-Q2, R-Kl. 28. R-K3, P-R4. We sent away for our title and tags around the time of the flood.

We're afraid thjy may have been lost, but we're leaving on a trip this month. Mrs. James Smith, Glenside, Pa. Don't cancel it. Motor Vehicle Bureau in Harrisburg got two weeks behind in their work because of flood.

They got to work on your application when Action Line called and told them about upcoming trip. Tags and title should be in your hands this week. When my cousin came in from Ohio she wanted to visit Pennsylvania Dutch country, but it rained all week. How can I get her some information? A. G.

Coatesville, Pa. Watch for mailman. Packet of information on Dutch Country is being sent by Pennsylvania Dutch Tourist Bureau. Others can get free information by writing: Pennsylvania Dutch Tourist Bureau, 1800 Hempstead Lancaster, 17601. And Action Line is sending ale ng some additional information about the Plain People.

They're called that because of plain garb and style of living including refusal to use cars, radios, tv or other modern conveniences. and sang a hymn praising the Holy Spirit "who teaches the ignorant, makes theologians from fishermen and builds his Church." DEMETRIUS, 58, and a metropolitan since February, was said to be favored for the throne by Meliton, the powerful dean of the Holy Synod. Informants said Demetrius would be guided in most matters by Melton, who is a strong advocate of Orthodox unity. Demetrius, consecrated bishop by Athenagoras, is essentially a pastoral cleric with little experience in matters of state, they said. The new ecumenical patri-arach is a theologian and a former teacher of classical Greek.

He is described as a self-effacing and of great spir- Sound Off SINCE THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY has taken over the task of putting markers in the state's rivers and waterways it has fallen way behind on the job. It is almost the middle of the I suihmer and some rivers and waterways still do not have mark- O. Cherry HiJL, N. J. I 1.