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THE HOME NEWS NEW BRUNSWICK. THURSDAY, JULY Cold Front in Midwest Brings Rain to the East A.m! til '3 Dl from NATIONAL WATHft i I A044, U.S. Dtfit. ot Cdmmttct 77 tLAft Na 79V LL7rm r) U.S. Temperatures II i art and low temperature and mtiir in the United fetatea Wednesday were.

the low 70s to upper 60s. Becoming partly cloudy Friday but chance of a shower or two, high in low 80s except for mid to upper 70s along the south shore and eastern end. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A cold front Middling from Michigan to Kansas pushed warm and humid air over tin1 eastern half of the nation today and triggered showers and thundershowers. Severe thunderstorms hit parts of the mldcontincnt. One rumbling through north-centra! Kansas dropped hail up to on Local Readings iivh in In (he Kust.

weakening tropical depress in Virginia brought a threat of heavy rain. Flash flood warnings were in effect for small streams in the Shenandoah Valley and along the Blue Ridge Mountains, through portions of western Maryland, northeastern West Virginia and much of the Appalachian region of Virginia. Texas and eastern Florida also were doused by scattered showers and thunderstorms. The western third of the nation was mostly fair and dry, except for some showers in the northern Rockies. Temperatures before dawn ranged from 104 at Needles.

In 51 at Crnnd Forks, FORECAST New York City and New Jersey: Occasional rain most of tonight, low 70 to 75. Some fog likely early tonight. Becoming partly cloudy Friday, chance of a shower or two, high 80 to 83. Outlook for Saturday partly cloudy and warm. Rockland and Westchester counties: Occasional rain most -of tonight, low near 70.

Some fog likely early tonight. Becoming partly cloudy Friday, chance of a shower or two, in the low 80s. Long Island: Occasional rain, drizzle and fog tonight, low in Trmpemturr from 7 m. yea itcrday to 0 a.m. lo- Allium, cy Ailnntit, Aiiiiiic City, Boston, Ruif.do, cy Burlington, Cliii'auu.

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cy Seattle, Tampu, pt, cv. Wmhmiton, cy C-clear; cy-cloudy; cloudy; rain. Guv wer! 7 l.m.-7J 8 a.m. 73 0 a 10 a.m. HO 11 a.m.

fin Noon 1 p.m. HI 2 R.m.-H 3 p.m. 90 4 tn.HH 5 p.m. 07 BO Yesterday; 7 p.m. in.

80 9 m. 77 10 m. 75 11 74 Midnight 73 1 a.m. 73 2 a.m. 72 3 a.m.

72 4 a.m. 71 8 a.m. 70 a.m. Max. 90, Mm.

87 Toilets for Dogs CAPE TOWN, South Africa fAP) The City Council is studying plans to install toilets for dogs, to prevent them from dirtying the streets. fio Until Ftidoy Morning yW B) 71 1 1 79 70 AP Photo: pe partly Occasional rain most of tonight. Chanco of showtrt tomorrow. Fischer Bothered by Movie Camera, Threatens Chess Match Walkout Continued From Pago Ont Fischer couldn't unblock because Spassky's bishop could protect his position from long range. Finally, after Spassky's 56th move his king approached the jam on the queen's side Fischer resigned.

He reached over and stopped his clock. He offered Spassky his hand, folded his scorecard and walked out move an Ineffectual sidestep with his king. In ensuring play, all the pawns on the king's side were lost. Fischer shifted his king in a hopeless struggle to the other side of the board, where two of his pawns and two of Spassky's blocked each other's passage. and drew twice when he played white and had first move.

Fischer plays white today. With a one-up leg on the score, Spassky gained an important psychological advantage in the view of experts like former Yugoslav champion Svctozar Gligoric. Experts observed the course of the play was astonish-ing in retrospect: Spassky made no attemit to hasten exploitation of the slight advantage which the while pieces and first move gave him. Until Fischer's costly pawn capture at the 29th move on Tuesday, the game proceeded dully, with Spassky inviting exchanges and the prospect of a colorless draw. Move-by-Move 15.

GR-B1, KR-Q1 16. Kt(K2) Q4, KtxKt 17. KtxKt, B-R5 18. Kt3, BxB 19. KtxB, RxRCh 20.

RxR, R-QB1 pausing once to wave to the audience, which was applauding the Russian. Fischer left the hall by the stage door and hurried to a waiting car. From the car he spotted John Collins, a paraplegic sitting a few feet away in a wheel chair. Col lins had taught Fischer the game. Fischer rolled down the car window and said.

"I'm sorry. It will settle down." He left immediately for his air-conditioned hotel suite. Fred Cramer, a U.S. Chess Federation official who-sometimes speaks for Fischer, said the American would take some strenuous physical exercise Wednesday night to get in shape for his second game with Spassky today. When Spassky left, a crowd shouted congratulations, the Russian came to the hall yesterday expecting to win.

his associates reported. He was unruffled throughout his faultless chess play. Robert Byrne, a U.S. grandmaster and second-ranked player in the United States, said after the game: "It isn't necessarily all that significant. Either of these players can come back and win.

Under scoring rules, one point is awarded for a victory and a half point goes to each player for a draw. As defending champion, Spassky needs only 12 points in the 24 games to retain his title. Fischer must score 12li to seize it and put an end to a 24-year Soviet monopoly. Fischer has played six games with Spassky and has yet to win. He lost four times playing the black pieces 21.

22. 23. KB1, KB1 K-K2, Kt KS R-QB1, RxR 29. P-K5f B-KRP 30. P-Kt3, P-KR4 31.

K-K2, P-RS 32. K-B3, K-K2 33. K-KI2, PxP 34. PxP, BxP 35. KxB, K-03 36.

P-R4, K-Q4 37. R3, K-K5 38. B5, R3 39. P-KtU, B4 40. K-R4, BS 41.

PxP, KxP 42. K-R5, K-B4 Thus B-Q2 indicates 43. K3, KS 44. B-B2, B4 45. B-R4, P-K4 46.

Kt5, P-KS 47. K3, B3 48. K-Kt4, K4 49. K-Kt5, K-Q4 50. 5, P-R4 51.

B-B2, P-Kt4 52. KxP, K-BS 53. K-B4, KtS 54. KxP, KxP 55. K-Q5, K-Kt4 56.

K-Q6, Resigns that the Bishop has been moved to 1. 04, Kt KB3 2. P-QB4, P-KJ 3. Kt-KBJ, P-Q4 4. Kt B), B-KtS 5.

K3, 0-0 6. B-Q3, B4 7. 0 0, Kf-B3 8. QR3, B-R4 KI-K2, OPxQBP 10. BxBP, Kt3 11.

PxP, QxQ 12. RxQ, BxP 13. P-QKt4, B-K2 14. B-Kt2, B-02 In describing chess play, Knight, for Queen, for Vamp Overcome In Bound Brook 24. 25.

26. 27. 28. BxR, P-B3 KI-R5, Kt Q3 03, Ql KI-B4, B-B2 five volunteer fire companies. One fireman, Harold Neidiin-ger, overcome by smoke, was treated at Somerset Hospital and released.

Fire Chief Carmen Rifscetta said Ncidllnger may need additional medical, attention. BOUND BROOK A faulty refrigerator in an attached garage filled attic crawl space with smoke at the home of Fred Nerger. 781 Watchunp Road, last night. A general alarm, sounded at 6:30 p.m., called out the town's stands for King, Kt for om the end of the board in front of the second square fr Rook, for Bishop, for a move, the a capture the position on the board. the Queen original position.

Pawn. The hyphen indicates of a piece, and the numbers Teen-Ager Charged in Fatal Kicking MS' I 3 1972 Chrysler Chrysler 1972 American Motors Ambassador Gremlin Hornet Javelin AMX Javelin SST Matador Continued From Page One a bungled mugging by four youths. Smalley indicated that to his sister, with whom he lived at 58 Joyce Kilmer Ave. The assault occurred about 9 p.m. on Drift Street between Townsend and Redmond streets as Smalley was walking home from a visit to the Elks Club on Livingston Avenue.

Apparently Smalley believed he was the intended victim of a street robbery. But detectives, who questioned mor than 50 persons, found otherwise. Investigators said that Mc-Cutchen and three companions also were walking along Drift Street on the opposite side Chrysler Imperial 1972 Lincoln Continental Continental Mark IV 1972 Plymouth Barracuda 'Cuda Duster Fury Valiant head. Angered, the boy ran across the street and kicked Smalley in the stomach. McCutehen's friends already were fleeing from the area, and the 5-foot 9 youth raced away after the assault.

Although in pain, Smalley apparently thought he was not seriously injured and continued walking home. Some six hours later, he was taken to the hospital where he was dead on arrival. Under the direction of New Brunswick Detective Lt. James Moore, Detectives Ronald Weber and Anthony Mazzei of the Juvenile Aid Bureau joined in the investigation with Detective Lt. James G.

Caffrey Jr. and Detectives Matthew Ollowski and Joseph Zimmerman of the prosecutor's office staff. With no description to go on, the investigators, nevertheless, believed that the assailant might be a juvenile. Questions on the street turned up several suspects, who were ultimately cleared after they submitted to examinations by Zimmerman, a polygraph expert on Kuhlthau's staff. When the investigators obtained information linking McCutchen to the slaying, he was taken into custody at his home yesterday afternoon.

Detectives said the youth's mother, Mrs. Helen McCutchen, gave her permission for Zimmerman to examine the boy on the polygraph. It was then that Weber signed a complaint charging McCutchen with juvenile delinquency in the fatal kicking of Smalley. The youngster, wiiose scrapes with juvenile authorities previously had been only of a minor nature, was lodged in the Middlesex County Juvenile Detention Center in North Brunswick, Today he will be scheduled for an arraignment before District Court Judge C. John Stroumtsos in County Juvenile Court.

Last night Detective Capt. William A. Keyes of the prose cutor's office recalled the comment of one investigator who was referring to the tragic link of incidents that night on Drift Street: "Everybody must have been uptight." and were pushing and shoving each other in hedges along the way. When McCutchen called out to one of his friends, "Hey, you Smalley assumed the remark was aimed at him and replied, "Mat are you punks doing?" Detectives said Smalley threw a stick or piece of wood that struck McCutchen in the 1972 Dodge -Colt Challenger Coronet Dart Demon Monaco Polara 1972 Cadillac Calais deViUe Eldorado Fleetwood 1972Buick Centurion Electra 225 Estate Wagon GS LeSabre Riviera Skylark Sportwagon "197201dsmobae Custom Cruiser Cutlass Delta 88 Delta 88 Royale F-85 Ninety Eight Toronado Vista Cruiser School Poses Dilemma 'Store Fronts Mirrors Glass for All Purposes Auto Window Glass 572-3600 HIGHLAND PARK GLASS CO. 176 W00DBRIDGE AVE.

4 WjVjtj 1972Pontiac We will lend yoii $15,000 Visit our office just once after approval to pick up your check Continued from Page One the status quo should be maintained for all students; then no one has problems. I think that's an equitable solution." North Brunswick's seventh, and eighth and nine graders could attend the new school if it should open this year, Brenner added. Jack Borrus, township school board attorney, said opening of the new high school would benefit not only North Brunswick but New Brunswick as well. Borrus said the New Brunswick high school situation must be "defused," and one of the best ways, he contends, is by reduction of the overcrowded conditions that have forced the school on double sessions. Enrollment at the high school was 2,207 cn Feb.

29 of this year, Borrus said. The "normal operating capacity" of the school is 1,469, according to state education department formulas, while the maximum capacity should be 1,835, he said. 1972 Ford Custom Custom Ranch Wagon Galaxie Galaxie Country Sedan GranTorino LTD LTD Brougham LTD Country Squire Maverick Mustang Mustang Mach I Pinto Thundcrbird Torino Bonneville Catalina Catalina Brougham Firebird Firebird Esprit Firebird Trans Am Formula Firebird Grand Prix "Grand Safari Grand Ville LeMans LeMansGTO LeMans Sport Luxury LeMans Safari Ventura II 1972 Mercury Comet Comet GT Cougar Cougar XR-7 Marquis Marquis Brougham Montego Montego GT Montego MX Montego MX Brougham Monterey SECONDARY 1972 Chevrolet Bel Air 1 Camaro Caprice Chevelle Corvette Impala Monte Carlo Nova Vega MORTGAGE LOANS Call collect anytime to start your application 230-2106 Borrus took these figures from a letter sent by former high school Principal Willard Lindslrom to former New Brunswick School Supt. Morris Epps in May 19G9. In that letter, Lindstrom predicted serious overcrowding at the high school and said it would weaken teaching, guidance, -administration and other areas.

"All these predictions of what happens when a school becomes impacted have come to pass," said Borrus. He cited "unrest, violence, disruption and decline of the academic program." Meanwhile, the attorney said. North Brunswick has been planning the orderly transfer of its students from New Brunswick to the North Brunswick high school over the next several years. "We've hired a principal. He's been working over a year.

The school's educational specifications have been designed and submitted," Borrus said. "The only thing waiting is the signal to go ahead," according to the attorney. Borrus termed the withdrawal of North Brunswick 10th graders from New Brunswick High "an interim measure" and said he sees "no harm to anyone" resulting from it. In order to budget for the new school, plan it properly and staff it, Borrus said, "it is essential that the commissioner give his approval to withdraw now." "Time is of the essence," Borrus said, if North Brunswick is to hire quality teachers and give them the in-service training the township school board feels is essential. Textbooks must also be ordered, he said.

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