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Wdntediy, mm II a a ess a. a tv a a m. THI INDIANArOLI) MW Pat 84 Death Notices Public NONCM fUHTOI MAfelON f6imtV PAYRuU i Coopaiitirt fciltmion Sarvica I U03.J 3. 2 Arrested, 2 Sought In Restaurant Fire Auailw IIUU.4J 1 CtnlfJl Data Procaulng 4 Board ot Raviaw earner Two. Asiatic u.OOa 1 services HAYvVORTH Mr Paul H.

Hevwoflh. aon 60. JIM 5l Post (unbend of Gjacn. fajtter i' Jamai, altolalber oi the CHIMES, 1234 Proioerr Ftlindt may call en lime. HURO Mrs.

Josephine M.Hurd, ff ai sua Bertha or Hurd, mother Dom CUrk and Mrs. Nancy Jo Bore World's Eyes Focus On A Chess Board 1 Clark J.OU.4 I County Commiuionari J.lol.U toronar Mt.U Federal agents are for two men after the of Caesar's of Paris res 10 County Auauor 8 I) Dacalur Two. Astauoc Mu.OO 14 taction Board S.KD.M 15 Franklin Tp. Assesior 2,0511 It Mil ion County Jail It Juvanila Cantor IV.64IJ Lawranca Two. Assessor 4.8JJ.J and the other two with aiding and abetting in the arson.

Overt acts alleged against the defendants includethe ADDER, Mrs. Helen C. BROWN, Mr. Herman C. COX, Mrs.

Floy Davidson MILES, Mrs. Evelyn REYBURN, Mrs. Greet K. ROGERS, Mr. Harry RYAN.

Mrs. Nelle Marie TCW.LINSON, Mr. Mary (FLANNERC BUCHANAN I taurant, 1347 E. 86th, and a arend- sister ot Mrs las and Guy Bayer II Jl Marion County Huna 4MJ3.04 children, passed away Ices Friday 2:30 J- yi0SuKS5 FUNERAL HOME LYNMURJl Or. a Parry Two.

Assassn i.iit .42 0 The LM Angeles Times By TED THACKREY JR wnnt tht mnnpv hut I want companion were arrested last contention Foltz and McCahill want tne money, dux i want night on Federal warranta in of liquorfrom 23 Piko Twp. Assessor 3,712.41 Lvnhurtt rw.PFL. 1202 5. pm. 24 Domestic Relations Cnsrg Biuaau attar 7 It will begin quietly Friends may call Wednesday.

next Sunday afternoon, 1 25 County Prosecutor 27.601.84 26 Recorder SJTO Si Iceland. Pmmntlv at 2 n.m. (Ice- 2 Registration 2 Sheiirt Civil U6 2 Surveyor $.406.14 30 Treasurer 13,231.98 31 Warren Twp. Assessor 32 Washington Twp. me line more.

connection with a nre the restaurant the night be- Bobby Fischer at the restaurant in April. fore the fire. The two missing men, Paul also was alleged that 'I uamU ho D- Chiafos, 40, Cedar Rapids, Foltz, two weeks beforehand, would not care to be the Iowa and Jerold 0 had increased ire man that ailOWS the Cham- 45, Bloomington, were ance on the i to pionship to go to another sied tites of discovery of the AprU 24 Naze The indictment savs Chiafos LEAK ItSf Lk Xer Mrs MaSirtt Aim onVEgan, Led. and i i landic time), a Russian and an Amencan will sit down Assessor 33 Wavne Two. Assessor 4,004.96 CUHM CLIFTON, Mri.

Wanda DAVIS, Mr. James M. ROTH, Mr. Dale L. SLUYTER, Mlsi Gertrude A.

41 Criminal Court No. 3 4,315.68 42 Criminal Court No. 4 4.132.47 call. Friends may 47 Presiding Judge, Municlal Courts 27,027.74 50 Circuit Court 2,419.22 51 Criminal Court No. 1 4,527.01 i2 Criminal Court No .2,..

S3 Juvenile Court 60,484.17 63 Probate Court 5,536.60 by sheriffs deputies. They and Conway had front door DONS SpaSSky were released on $13,500 bond Keys to the restaurant in their each, awaiting Marion County possession when they were ar- Bobby Fischer 64 Probation Criminal 7.430.81 rested by sheriff's deputies I Death Notices 66 Superior Court No. 1 LUDLOW Kevin Nathaniel Ludlow, apt Vft years, of 945 E. Tabor otlovtd ion of Michael and Lou lay) Ludlow, brother of Jeffrey, grandson ot Mr. and Mrs.

ThonuM Kirsch, city, Mn. Imotent Lud-low. Speedway end Mr. and Nut. Leonard Adolay, city, passed away Tuesday.

Services a.m. at the DANIEL F. O'RILEY FUNERAL HOME, 6107 Hwy. 31 South, followed by the Mass of the Angels 11 a.m. at St.

Catherine 67 Superior Court No. 2 to play a game of chess in a small auditorium at Reykjavik. During the five hours that follow they probably will not exchange a dozen words. Nor will the audience. To a casual observer, it all might seem about as exciting and dramatic as a visit to a mausoleum But there will be no casual observers.

For this will be the first in a 61 Superior Court No. 3 1, 1 6.65 1.316.65 2,679.99 1,316.65 1,316.65 69 Superior Court No. 4 70 Superior Court No. 73 General Term Law Library What would happen if he loses the world championship to an American? Spassky has a lot to lose. His present life, by Soviet standards, is nothing short of CLIFTON Mrs.

Wanda Jo Clifton, age 54, of R.R. 1, Nineveh, wift of Glenn R. Clifton, mother of Mrs. Donna L. Toole and G.

Frank Clifton, 4 grandchildren, sister ot Donald Harold and Georon B. Curry. Funeral 616.66 76 Superior Court No. 6 grand jury action. The owner of the restaurant, Richard B.

Foltz, 36, was arrested at his home, 9539 N. Kenwood, by FBI agents last night on warrants issued as a result of sealed Federal indictments returned Friday. The fourth man, James R. 77 Superior Court No. 7 McCahill was released today under $5,000 bond by U.S.

Magistrate Thomas J. Faul-coner, and Foltz was being held in lieu of the same amount of bond. The restaurant was destroyed in the blaze and heavy dam- 1,316.65 1,316.65 1,504.28 19,489.15 Center Twp. tl Inheritance Tax of Sienna Church, f-rienos mar can. 82 Capital Improvements 91 Poor Relief luxurious.

Spassky lives with Friday 1 p.m SHIRLEY BROS. IRVING HILL' CHAPEL, 5377 E. Wash. Calling after p.m. Wednesday.

COUCH his sprnnrl wifp Larissa. and series of 24 games to decide the thpir fmir-vear-old son on the Mr. Hugh R. Couch of Mooresvllle, chess championship of the fifth floor of a 25-story VIP McCahill, 35, 7600 Sargent age resulted to Curley's One-Road, also was apprehended Hour Cleaners and Gentry's last night. Hallmark Shop, also located in 8,836.46 92 Poor Relief Decalur Twp.

315.00 93 Poor Relief Franklin Twp. 100.00 94 Poor Relief Lawrence Twp 325.00 95 Poor Relief Perry Two. 262.49 96 Poor Relief Pike Twp 100.00 97 Poor Relief Warren Twp. 166.66 98 Poor Relief Washington Twp 512.75 99 Poor Relief Waynt Twp 1,287.50 Total $553,582.14 Edward G. Hoffman Auditor, Marion Co.

Interment sr. josepn Lcmei.ir. MARTIN Mr. Cameron S. Martin, aoe 41, Huntsville Park, Cass City husband of Myrtle G.

Martin, brother of Alice Wllhitt, Eleanor Baker, and Doris Martin, passed away Monday. Services Thursday 10 t.m. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, SPEEDWAY CHAPEL, 4925 W. 16th St. Friends invited.

Friends may call al tht funeral home. NEVINS Mr. Milton T. Nevins, aoe 78, of 735 S. Temperance, beloved husband of Eftle, father of Darwin E.

and B. Dean Nevins, stepfather of Mrs. Virginia Stidham, Mrs. Loulst Stiler, Dorothy Hill, and Mr. Donald Walls, also by It 'irard-children.

4 a 1 1 grandchildren. the Greenbriar Shopping Cen ter, 86th and Ditch Road. father ot Wallace and Kicnara loucn, brother of Benjamin Couch and Mrs. Emma Frances Misner, passed avay Tuesday. Services Friday 10 a.m.

CARLISLE SON FUNERAL CHAPEL, Mooresville. Friends may call after 7 P.m. Wednesday. CUMMINGS Mrs. Nina Louise Cummings, age 48, of 331 Roseway Drive, entered into rest Monday, wife of Mr.

Harold Cummings, daughter of Mrs. Elsie Oliver, sister of Mr. George and Henry Oliver. Funeral service Thursday 1 p.m. at the Broadway Baptist Church.

Calling after 6 P.m. Tuesday. HARRY W. MOORE ARLINGTON CHAPEL, 5811 E. 38th Street.

O.E.S. Memorial service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. The indictment charges the four conspired for the two out-of-state men to travel to Indianapolis to commit arson, which is a violation of Indiana law. The second count of the two-count indictment charges Chiafos and Conway with committing the arson NOTICE The City of Indianapolis by and through its Board of Directors for Utilities of Us Department of Public Utilities, doing business as Citizens Gas Coke Utilitv. has filed revised apartment building in Moscow.

His income of 550 rubles per month is about five times the average for a Russian worker. He is one of the few Soviet citizens who drives a foreign car (a bright-red Volvo bought after Russia won the 1970 invitational team tournament in West Germany). He seldom rises before noon a sleepy Russian bear, very hard to get moving in the and his important neighbors frequently complain of the loud American jazz played on the Spassky phonograph at all hours of the night. Friends may call it the ROBERT W. STIRLING FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect St.

Funeral Services Thursday 10:30 a.m. Friends invited. rate schedules to recover the 1.37c per FIELDS 787-1331. REYBURN Lea Fields. 4214 E.

Boy Drowns Trying To Cross Inlet Ross Allen Painter, 14, drowned yesterday in Geist Reservoir after attempting to wade across a 50-yard-wide inlet. Four companions tried to Mrs. Billie Boris Spassky Past performance is seldom, if ever, a reliable index of a chess player's actual chances when he goes to the board. For one thing, Fischer has been competing of late as though he were leading some kind of crusade. 'COMPLETE PAIN IN THE FUNDAMENT' Ever since he burst upon the international chess world by MCF increase in the cost of gas purchased in accordance with the Public Service Commission of Indiana order in Cause No.

32485. The average Mrs. Greet K. Revbum, of 9635 residential non-heating customer's bill Trilobl mother of Mrs. Let ft HarM.

Mr. Harrv Revbum. 3 arani children, great-grandchild, passed auuaw TiiacHjiv Pnran Friday morn Man Abducted, Loses $200 ing o'clock FLANNER BU. CHANAN BROAD RIPPLB MORTUARY. Funeral Friday i.iornlng 10 will increase 65 cents per year, ana tht average residential heating customer's bill will Increase $2.66 per year.

Rates to commercial and industrial customers will also be Increased 1.37c per MCF. The increases requested to be effective August 1, 1972 are subject to the approval of the Public Service Commission of Indiana. o'clock St. Lawrence Carnollc cnurcn. Friends may call after 7 p.m.

Wednesday. Rosary I p.m. Thursday. ROGERS Mr Harrv Sinclair Rooarft. 49 W.

More, he has consistently save him, resulting in one of the boys nearly drowning as refused to ioin the Communist winning the U.S. championship I Death Notices Laverock father of Donald (Hiram party and he was outspo- in 1958 at the age of 14 he Rogers. Capt. H. Melville Rogeri, he got into trouble in the water, A 57-year-old man was abducted and robbed of $200 yesterday by two men who abducted him outside a South- brother of Mr.

T. Walter Rogers, has attracted criticism, com kenly critical of the Russian arandthildMn. oassed away Tuesday. Ten minutes after dragging Funeral Thursday 11:30 o'clock towa, wife of Elmer D. Fields, daughter of Dora Cruse, sister of Edna Thompson, Homer Spivey, Rudy and Junior Cruse.

Services Wednesday 6:30 p.m. LITTLE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 1301 Main Beech Grove. Calling until 10 p.m. Wednesday. Graveside service Thursday 2 p.m.

Oakdale Cemetery, Irving, Kv. FOWLER Leonard Fowler, age 44, husband of Mrs, Hazel Fowler, oassed away Monday. Friends mav call i't the TOLIN HERR SINGLETON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1308 Prospect, after 2 p.m. Wednesday. Service Thursday 2 p.m.

Interment New Crown Cemetery. GOOTEE Mrs. Mary G. (McGovern) Gootee, aqe 64, of 6770 S. East beloved wife of Mr.

Victor C. Gootee, mother of William and Donald uootee, city, sister of Donald McGovern, San Mateo, and Jack McGovern, city, also survived by 8 grandchildren, passed away Tuesday p.m. Services Friday 9:30 a.m. at the DANIEL F. O'RILEY FUNERAL HOME, 6107 Hwy.

31 South, followed by funeral mass 10 a.m. at St. Mark Catholic Church. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Parish Rosary Thursday 8 p.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. ment and controversy operations began yesterday, FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may rescuers had recovered the boys' body in 15 feet of water. People tend to be fascinated eastside bar, police said.

by him. Police said Delmos Smith, His disposition would have to 1001 S. Denison, was seized call after 4 p.m. Wednesday. ROTH Mr.

Dale L. Roth, aoe 56 years, Painter, son of Mr. and Mrs. of 3142 Eastern brother of improve by several degrees to outside the Barrington Philip Painter, 7938 E. Penway, Elmer J.

Roth and Mrs. Helen M. Krebs. Funeral Thursday 3 p.m. be called merely impossible.

Lounge, Keystone and Minne- was a Marshall High School BAUDER Mrs. Helen C. Bander, of 1514 Mitt-hoefer mother of Mr. John D. and Mr.

Joseph F. Bauder. grandmother of Mrs. Ann Hapqard, Mr. Joseph P.

Bauder, Mrs. Kathleen D. Musser, and Mr. John A. Bauder, great grandmother of Billy Joe Haggard, and Michael Thomas Haggard, passed away Tuesday.

Funeral Friday morning 9:30 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN FALL CREEK MORTUARY. 10 o'clock St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Friends may call after noon Thursday. Rosary 8 p.m.

Thursday. BROWN Mr. Herman C. Brown, 1331 E. 72nd husband of Mrs.

Helen S. Brown, passed away Tuesday. Funeral services Friday morning 10 o'clock SHIRLEY BROS IRVING I. ILL freshman. CHAPEL, 5377 E.

Washington St. Calling anytime. RUSCH Sheriff's Deputy Robert Hen-drickson said Painter and four other boys had arrived at the sota, about 2 p.m., forced into his truck and driven to a vacant building. According to police, the two men forced Smith to strip and took his Mr. Mathias F.

Rusch, aoe 93, beloved world and this confrontation has drawn more worldwide interest than any other event of its-kind in history. The characters in this drama arg-pure Dostoyevsky: The present champion, Boris Vasilyevich Spassky; a broad- shouldered bear who knofs he must maintain the dominance that Russians have held in world chess since 1937, or the consequences. 2 The challenger, Robert James "Bobby" Fischer; gangling, Chicago-born "enfant terrible of the chess world" who; has called himself the "unofficial world champion'' for nearly a decade and who now must prove his claim. The winner's end of the purse is $100,000 and that alone could be a fair indicator of the difference between the championship matches of 1972 and those of the past. When Spassky won the title from another Russian, Tigran Petrosian (in the last championship event three years ago), the purse was only $1,400.

But the real prize is more than money. -'1 want the money," Fischer said recently in an interview at the New York resort where he- was undergoing rigorous training. "But I want the title even more. Chess is my life my hobby, my recreation, my profession. I have proved I am the best in the past but now I want that fact officially recognized." "We take much interest in chess," Spassky said recently.

"It is as much the national sport of Russia as baseball in the United States. I would not care to be the man who allows the championship to go to another nation. It would be a serious matter, in many ways Just how serious, no one really knows. Certainly it is not likely that Spassky, like the late Alexander Alekhine, would be condemned to death. (Alekhine, one of Russia's great chess masters, was condemned to death by the Bolsheviks after the October, 1917; revolution.

He fled to the West and lived in exile until his death in 1948.) tatner ot Mrs. narry o. jackson, city. Norman E. Rusch, Houston, Texas, reservoir early in the after- brother of Mrs.

Paul Dunn. Lancaster, N.Y., brother-in-law of Mr. Edward money before driving back to noon. While walking around Weisbach. Monrovia, 4 arand GRAY children.

Funeral LAUCK FUNERAL the abduction scene, where he the dam area, they came to FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD HOME 14S8 S. Meridian Thursday 10:30 a.m. St. Mark Church 11 a.m. Rosary P.m.

Wednesday. Calling RIPPLE MORTUARY. Graves de the third inlet above the dam, was released. The suspects service Friday afternoon 12:30 o'clock IOOF Cemetery, Bicknell, Ind. Friends may call alter Triursaay noon.

atter 7 p.m. weonesaay. RYAN Mrs. Nelle Marie Rvan of 725 The other three boys began walking around the inlet, but Painter attempted to wade across. Hendrickson said the fled on foot.

In another incident, John Sones, 19, an employe of the Marathon Parking Garage, Mrs. Lucille E. Gray, entered Into rest Tuesday, age 85. Mother of Mrs. Shirley McQuinn, Mr.

Dallas R. and Mr. Robert Gray, grandmother of 7, qreat-grandmother of 7, sister of Mrs. Mary Shaw. Services Thursday 10 a.m.

HARRY W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E. Michigan St. Graveside services Thursday 1 p.m. Worthing-ton Cemetery, Worthington, Calling anytime.

HUNT And his public pronouncements would have to be all but bowdlerized to make them only arrogant and viciously insulting. He is not popular in Russia. The controlled press there calls him brash, conceited, selfish, temperamental, jealous and uneducated. He is only slightly better liked in the United States. The Los Angeles Free Press (a large circulation underground newspaper) here has characterized him as "a 29-year-old child," "a spoiled brat," and "a complete pain in the fundament." Spassky is characterized as "affable, easygoing, friendly and charming," Bobby as "a sullen, rude, complaining hysteric" and "a loner who lives 7lst, passed away Wednesday.

Funeral Saturday afternoon 1:30 o'clock FLANNER BUCHANAN BROAD RIPPLE MORTUARY. Friends may youth was halfway across be 121 E. Maryland, was robbed of $200 at 7:35 p.m. yesterday fore getting into trouble, can aner i p.m. inuisoay.

THOMPSON Wani-Acls, by two armed men who tied His companions, Steven Earl M. Hunt, age 51 of 6 Mrs. Eleanor A. Thomoson. 1417 Rut.

633-1212 Points passed away unex. invasion Czechoslovakia, which could hardly have pleased Soviet authorities because he was widely quoted in the Western press. He finished sixth in the Alekhine Memorial Tournament last December, and one American grandmaster who played him said there was "a lackluster, uncertain quality to his play that had not characterized it in the past." Tass, the official Soviet news agency, passed this off as "mere camouflage," say- -ing Spassky had not really been trying, was merely tuning up for the matches with Fischer and "is preparing a big surprise" for the American challenger. If he is, Fischer apparently won't be the only one surprised. International chess experts currently see Fischer, as the favorite to win by as much as three to one.

And Fischer is even more optimstic. "Three to one?" he said when informed of the most recent prediction. "Those people don't know what they're talking about. The odds ought to be twenty to one at least!" On past performance, that would be a hard position to defend. Spassky and Fischer have played five games in the past.

Of those, Spassky has won three, two were draws. But chess is not horse racing. pectedly Tuesday a.m. Husband of Knapp, 16; Steven Levine, 14; William M. Hawkins 14; falo.

Beech Grove, wife of Harlan Thompson, mother of Catheana Marie Pond. Larry Wayne and Gary Harlan Lucille, son of Mrs. Irene Hunt of Sullivan, brother of Mrs. Max Davis of Merom. Services Friday inompson, aaugmer or Luia nerknotr sister of Helen Rvrkett.

1 rranddauah. and Miles Craig, 14, attempted to save him. Levine nearly 10:30 a.m. hamp ion-gentry ter. Services Friday 2 p.m, LITTLE him with a neck tie and a phone cord.

Sones told police the suspects claimed responsibility for a previous larceny at the garage. At the Kentucky Colonel Fried Chicken Restaurant at OUNS rUNCKAL rlUUC, 1301 FUNERAL HOME, Plainfield. Friends may call after 6 p.m. main tieecn crove. caning any.

drowned in the attempt. nme arter o.m. weanesna' 45 Bushtss Service! 45 Business Services 45 Business Services 45 Business Services only for chess," with "all the Madison, Judy Kelley, warmth of a hooded cobra." 2. manager, told police she was robbed of an undeter mined amount of cash at 8: 45 p.m. by a man who asked her Their chess strategies, too, are supposed to be wildly different: Spassky is called the "uni- for an employment application.

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359-9453. "It looks like he's dead," Martin said, "but just saying 'it looks like' doesn't solve the crime. You have to come up with definite evidence that the guy is dead" (before Federal authorities will leave the area). After four days of searching the FBI has four clues, including the ransom money. Martin said the manhunt would continue indefinitely until there is solid evidence the man either is dead or not in the area.

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Three men were promoted to during the World War II siege of Leningrad. Both learned the game early. Fischer was six when his sister bought a dime store chess set and taught him the moves from the instructions. Spassky was taught chess at an orphanage when he was five. Both showed considerable early promise.

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Tim L. Martin, traffic. Jan Punrltls. operations. Paul Richard, tralfic.

Lawrence H. Turnar. ImaillullM. TOP SOIL, new lawns seeded, shrubs, lawn care, slone. 356-4135.

PROFESSIONAL CARPET cleaning, free est. No obligation, 247-6870. PDQ Plumbing. (Pretty dart gulck), UT SPIVICP, V-V400. FENCING J.

FENCE CO. All types Free est. 635-3816. MOVING CIRCLE of fence. PLUMBER needs work.

Sewer cleaning, free est. 24 Hr ser. 632-1762. PUMP AND PLUMBINO, 24-hr." Sewer, water and gas lints. 637-8079.

CEMENT WORK WILL POUR ant finish concrete, pa- tlos, drives, walks, foundations, no nb too large or too small. Rees rates. Call Tom, 247-7580, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 16.

Fischer was beating all FLOORS JONES MOVERS. 1 Piece or full house. Fully Insured. Covered van, 24 hours, 7 days. 253-0004.

Promoted to sergeant in the a dozen state troopers, down comers at 10-second cness from a high of 50 over the when he was 10, was a grand- REMODELING FLOOR REFINISHINO, free est. 247-1828 nts. Days, 783-9258 ext. 143, FREE ESTIMATE. TRUCK FOR HIRE, l'i-T.

Cement work. inspection and training division police, who gave it to the FBI. driveways. palios, carports, oaraoes. naming enq moving, B4-jajy.

FURNACES sidewalks, 888-8650, 244-4942. BRUCE'S WESTSIDE MOVERS ARTCRAFT INC, P.O. Bex Painting, (Int-exl) wall paneling, complete lanitorlal service. 635-3144 244-6294 Covered vans, Insur, free est. were: Thomas M.

Jawall Michael Shaman Joseph M. Hnen Lester A. Allien Pxil Whitehead WE SERVICE ind repair, all, gas and coal furnaces. Free est. Mellow Furnace, 639-1474.

DRIVES, PATIOS, PORCHES, STEPS Blk foundations, ponded ins vvl movino, hauling, large or master at 13 and won the U.S. championship a year later. Both are strong and emotional competitors. Spassky burst in i a taaro tirVian Via Ittat on im. ROOFING small, a aays wk.

Low rates, 359 2 87 MAJOR OR MINOR furnace repair. Regardless of make or age. 634-4550, ADAMS moving, storage. Buy turn you don't need. 25 Yrs exp, 631-7974, available NOWI For concnte.

brick-block const. Lg or smell lobs. 25 Yrs. ep. Ref, ins.

Free est. 923-4396. Promoted to sergeant from ROOF LEAKS? GUTTERS DRIP! Wt Install new or repair Quick service. Terms, Good work State police said there were weexena, jomea tne searcn xo-no laundry marks or any other day. visible clues on the jacket that Martin said tne young hi.

might aid in the search. jacker icft an American Air-Searchers had their eyes to iines Boeing 727 jet in the the sky as well as to the ground predawn hours Saturday after today, watching for buzzards taking over a flight Friday that might give a clue to the between st jis and Tulsa, JAY'S MOVERS 4U-7hiT" FURNITURE REPAIR work FIRST CLASS CONCRETE Quick service, 784-4545. Covered vans. Free est. Insured.

portant match in 1957; Fischer ttlls branch were 632-7722 MORTON'S 632-7722 WE REPAIR tcrttchtt, nicks, gouges, cigarette burns, 783-3411. AtJ MOVERS, 1 PC or full hoSt, STEP, WALK, drive, (arte or smell. Free estimate. 253-7359. 787-2709.

'4 nrs, i days, 353-1011, 356-5932, KBSSINOER BROS rooflne, palnllng. Licensed, Insured. SptC a I im Ikl- aa GUTTERING MOVINO AND Hauling, large anT EST IN CONCRETE WORK mo. aiiTnn nums. Q.IO-0 145.

Ward Bros. 293-9681 or 437-1712 Mlchaal O'Connor Thamai J. Hunt Michael Foserty Charlat E. Everts Jarrr Yavnt, oisignod ta tilt city con- roller' affica. Jamai R.

Haatk and Idwird Altai bold traffic. Promoted to detective ser ie ot ine missing airane ni- okla Tne hijacker, armed roofing, Licensed, bonded' end Insured, fret tsl. Cell 24 hrs, WALKS, porches, patios, ditching ant PAINTING OUTTERINO free estimates. otlTTER Cleaning-Roofing, Sm or It obs. Also remodeling.

632-1762. jacker. oamis gug unner nouses. OJH-6151 CHIMNEY INTERIOR and it trior painting, textured ceilings speciality, Iret estimates, 784-7B94. MT "OO'INO, gatiaf service.

Lie, Ins, bonded. a.U4u7e with a submachine gun, forced the plane to return to St. Louis. HAULING CHIMNEYS Built repaired, lines cleaned. Inspected, Lie contractor.

436-3564. was still weeping publicly over a loss or a misplay until a few years ago. And most important of all, perhaps their methods of play are not as dissimilar as they might seem on the surface. Styles among the grandmasters tend to reflect their various personalities. Fischer and Spassky are classicists in the tradition of geant were these men from WALL WASHING, paining, Interior, HAUL ANYTHING large or small, Clean bwit, etllcs, yards.

926-090S. i'st nym vui. ROOPINO, Oylterlm, agunllfy paint Ing. Honest prices, 357-0344. HOUSE and Oarage trash heuiadT Palnllng, 21 ws exp, fret CHIMNEYS, concrete steps, walks, patios, gutters, roofs, plastering, any home repair.

Cheaper. 635-5140. ncnnonauiv, Anytime, 638-11907, rwmniw, comm, 545-71181. SEPTIC TANKS JWIRLSOCEILfNO A car rammed the plane before it could take off and the man, with five crew members and a male passenger as hostages, switched 01 241-1212 the investigations division: Lloyd H. Jmiii Jarrr Hlmlty Danald Wriiht David Bowman baul E.

Harman Phillip E. Oardl Paul A. Annaa Edward T. Palar Robart L. Barnatf The man, who either jumped or fell from an American Airlines jetliner Saturday, had collected $502,000 in ransom, the FBI said.

But a farmer near Peru found a pouch containing $500,000 in his and turned it over to the FBI Monday. James Martin, agent in charge of the FBI in Indiana, SEPTIC TANK cleaned, repaired and CLEANING ALL 3t CARPET, upholstery ant wall washing, 357-8924 anytime. PAINTINO, cleanliness spacTaifyT Quick service, 435-7231. miihmw. Boi-ui, ar-7101, CLAY'S LIOHT-heavy hauling.

Will haul anything, reas rates. 786-7825. TRASH HauTfng. Cleanp garages and basements, 619-6062, CALL I'LL HAUL. Top soli, stone, Irmh, efc.

787-4700. tT AUL I NO of any kind. IsinT rleaning. Free esllmete, 926-7305. STORM DOQR-WINDOWS DON'T WEBP-I'm Int.

ext. CONCRETE planes and ordered it to Can the creat Jose R. CaDablanca. Frad J. Harlla Two other ada, with $502,000 in ransom Tneir Dest games are mmeis Glass, screen and locks repaired, Alsa jwjyjndreplacement.

and tears. Summer trices, Ed Harsln. 354-3703. CONCRETE WORK, patch work, patios, walks, driveways, no ob loo will. Quick serv, reas prices.

Free Call 291-5787. CEMENT MAS6NS. commercial. I. William PAiNTiNO sndropair work, aenefeT Jiomo maintenance, 356-3727.

i V.L..0G.?M AINtrNO," Int and tlmales. 897-341. men, LIOMT HAULINoTlvrnltgre, trash, money and two paracnutes. of beautiful, clear, remorseless Hastings and Jerry Rasche, The FBI in St. Louis said it chess with the emphasis on were advanced to positions of said for the first time yester- Til.

J3-J00, HAULINO, Cleaning, allies, teragasT 925-0834. MiULS enythlni cheap. 24 Hr sarv TREE SURGERY dust, residential Firs, walks, drivel, pallot, etc. 926-7040, 291-3366. CONCRETE WORK, reasonable.

Pa FORESTER! dolne traa prices. aaz-ZMS, lime. 29J-W67, Free estimates. V4-V3, logic (and sometimes the long- technical lieutenants, which delay boobytrap), falling al- involves only a salary increase. tios, sidewalks, steps, 6H-9302.

rates, haul anythlnt, lerte tr smell clean tni'jmm aner a pm. day that the skyjacker, who was unable to account for a had to be shown how to use a passenger by the name of parachute, probably was RobertvJVilson, but added the dead. name could be fictitious. CONTRACTING ovm, atiks, yards, cheap. 926-973.

II.S, ways just ijrt of reckless- They previously served ajjjjeu ness. tenants, 6RADIN0, lap soli, crmh.i stone. TRASH aUlTn a AND clean op, INTERIOR, Inferior HeWjntinT Very reas, Ir.e vve-t una snuihwm. rM-'4v0 VII harralv Call anytime, 63 7-3073 WEED MOWING 357-3284.