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miffllSFiitii fbestfay UlntSsg, SSry If, 1OT PHAEOS-TRIBUNE PRESS, LOGANSPORT, INDIANA Paget Hail, Heavy Rains Pelt Midwest By United Press International Hail and heavy rains fell and occasional tornadoes spotted the skies from the South and Central Plains to the Central Gulf States Monday night. Heavy downpours deluged Southeast Nebraska, causing flash flooding. A tornado touched down near Eufaula, but no injuries or damage were reported. Twisters also were sighted near Killen, 'Kingville, and Salina, Kan. Several highways were reported closed in Nebraska, where flash floods, fed by heavy downpours, were occurring.

Five and a half inches of rain swamped Greenwood, in five hours. More than three inches of rain fell in 45 minutes between Elmwood and Murdock, Neb. Lincoln, had nearly three inches of rain. Hail and heavy rain pelted the Texas communities of Alice, Corpus Christi, College Station and Beaumont and Tulsa, Okla. Scattered thundershowers were dissipating in the Southern Rockies, the Southwest and in the Great Basin.

The remainder of the nation remained fair and dry. Early morning temperatures ranged from 34 at Laramie, to 80 at Key West, Fla. U.S. Chess Expert Given Chance To Win World Title VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPI) Bobby Fischer, the "bad boy" of world chess competition, faces what might be the most crucial period of his young career beginning this week.

Fischer, the U.S. grandmaster, meets the Soviet Union's Mark Taimanov Thursday at the University of British Columbia in one of four quarter-final matches being played throughout the world. The quarter-finals lead to the candidates' matches to determine who meets World Champion Boris Spassky of the U.S.S.R. in Moscow in 1972 Fischer wants the title and experts give him a good chance. In other quarter- finals matches, Denmark's Bent Larsen plays Wolfgang Uhlmann of About 274,000 ships pass through the English Channel each year.

STATE OF INDIAKA )' COUNTY OF CASS NO. 71-101 THE CASS CIRCUIT COURT 1571 TERM NOTICE OF ADMlNISTRATIOJf Notico Is given, that Bank of Liogana- port, Los an sport, Indiana, was, on ila" 7, 1S71, appointed executor ol the Last Will and Testament oJ Robert T. Posey, deceased. All persona having- claims against said e-state, whether or not ncnv duo, must file the same- in said court within six (C) months from the data of the first publication of this notice or said claims will be forever barred. Dated at LoKansport, Indiana, this May 7.

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"SUGAR-and SMCE'. Naughty But they're Pretty Maids All A Row. Maids all in a row METROCOLOR MOM STARRING ROCK HUDSON; ANGIE DICKINSON; TELIY SAVAIAS SHOW TIMES 7:00 AND 9:00 LAST TIMES TONIGHT "VAIL0EZ US COMING" MIDNIGHT HORROR SHOW, May 15 AZLE 410 E. BROADWAY SPECIAL WEDNESDAY ONLY QUARTERED Chicken Breast POUNDS LEG AND THIGH QUARTERS II East Germany in Las Palmas, Spain; former World Champion Tigran Petrojan takes on Hans Huebner of West Germany in Milan, Italy; and Victor Korch- noi and Efrahn Geller, both Soviets, match wits 'in Sotji, Georgia, in the U.S.S.R. Experts Predict End Experts are predicting a semifinal clash between Fischer and Larsen and an end to Soviet domination of the Bozidar.Kazic, of chief arbiter 1 for the Vancouver match, wrote in Chess Life, and Review, is a unique figure in the history of chess, the most talented player America has produced since Paul Morphy.

"He is described as the genius the likes of which appear but once in a century." But, the 28-year-old native of Brooklyn, N.Y., is known also as the "bad boy" the chess world for the strict restrictions he places on his matches. In Vancouver, he has stipulated that competition end at sundown Fridays and not resume until sundown. Saturdays for religious reasons and that the public be excluded from the'room where the match is played. But the University of British Columbia, the Canadian Chess Federation will transmit the moves to an adjacent room in the graduate i centre for public. The quarter-final round between Fischer and Taimanov is expected to last three.

weeks. Rounds are scheduled for May 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27, 30 and June 2. final round is scheduled for June 4. The match will have ended when one player reaches points. If at the end of 10 rounds the score is tied 5-5, the first win in Extension rounds decides the match.

Parker Two Medals Array Spec. 5 Leroy E. Parker, son of Cora B. Parker, E. Canal Peru, received the Army Commendation Medal and Vietnamese Honor Medal, second class, during a ceremony conducted in Japan.

He received the award for meritorious service during his last assignment with Advisory Team 66, Delta Military Assistance Command, U.S. Army Advisory Group, IV Corps Tactical Zone, U.S. Military Assistance Three Area Men Graduate From Air Officer School Command, Vietnam. He also holds the Heart. Purple Color Splurge PETERBOROUGH, England houses in nearby Old Fletton are to be painted in bright colors such as scarlet, lilac and lime green.

"We want to get rid of the dull council Capt. William E. Smith, Capt. Raymond L. Umbarger, and Capt.

William have graduated from the Air University's Squadron Officer at Maxwell The officers were selected for the 14-week professional officer course in recognition of their potential as leaders in the aerospace force. Capt. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, Akron, is being assigned to Whiteman AFB, as a launch officer.

A 1954 graduate of Akron High School, he received his BS degree in business education in 1965 from Ball State University in Muncie where he was commissioned through the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps program. Capt. Umbarger, the son of Mildred Umbarger, Rt, 4, Peru, is being reassigned to' HiE AFB, Utah, as a procurement officer. A 1958 graduate of Bunker High On Honey PAIGNTON, England Hill High School, he received his BS Degree in business from Ball State University in 1967. Capt.

O'Connor is the son of Mr and Mrs. Charles T. O'Connor, 518 Fitch St. He is being assigned to Scott AFB, 111., as a security police officer. He was commissioned in 1967 upon completion of Officer Training School, Lackland AFB, Texas.

A 1962 graduate of Logansport High School, he received his AB degree in 1966 from Indiana University. Calendar May Clinger Estate Angle Berkshire May 14-Lions Club -Gene Angle A .1 May and Mrs. Dwight Kinzie Gene Angle PAIGNTON, England (UPI) 15 Bagwells Auction Room Schaffer, Auct. -Zookeepers said their dwarf j' ear i Snyder Gene Angle (village-owned) bat received scratches on house image," a village spokes-head because the honey on man said. "No more than eight houses in a row will be painted the same color." which he" was fed was fermenting, causing the bat to get tipsy and bang its head.

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