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Flag Cha rge Dismissed (Special To The Post-Sttndtrd FREDONIA Village Justice Rocco Crise Wednesday dismissed the charge 61 contemptuous display of the American flag against a 21- year-old Fredonia College junior from Liverpool. The defendant, James A. Conklin of Liverpool, was arrested at about 5:30 p.m. Saturday on Newton Street here by State Trooper C. R.

Holt of Fredonia State Police patrol when he Add he observed the student's station wagon was painted with white stars on a field of blue on the hood and red-and-white stripes on the body of the vehicle. Justice Crise said: "Upon the recommendation of Albert J. Foley, Dunkirk, assistant Chautauqua County district attorney, the charge was dismissed because I discovered that in some magazines one truck manufacturer shows trucks with the American flag painted on them. "I also discovered in another a a i prominently known among firemen that some fire truck manufacturers also have the American flag painted upon them," The judge said the pictures in the magazines were called to his attention by a member of, the Fredonia Police Department. Conklin who was released on $1,000 bail after his arrest was represented by attorney Donald C.

Brandt of Fredonia. The judge also said the dismissal carries a stipulation that Conklin would repaint his station wagon. The student agreed to the stipulation, Justice Crise said. Thief Takes 125 Albums Sheldon S. Williams of 509 S.

Crouse Ave. told Policeman William R. Topp someone broke into his house yesterday while he was away and took more than 125 record albums valued at $400. THE POST-STANDARD, May 14,1970 Rocky OKs A 1 Museum Bill arents Aid Asked Alexander KAL-DE, former lead singer of "The 9 opens Saturday with the Kal-De Trio at the Cavalier Room of Hotel Syracuse Motor Inn. Best known for the pop hit, "You're Never Gonna Find Another he will entertain weeknights in the Hansom Cab Lounge from 5 to 10:30 p.m.

ALBANY Possibility of constructing a new Onondaga County Historical Museum building on a site near the old French fort on Onondaga Parkway, Syracuse, loomed stronger Wednesday as Gov. Rockefeller signed into law a bill which would pave the way for financing the project. The measure, sponsored by Sen. John H. Hughes, Syracuse Republican, would empower the State Dormitory Authority to issue its own bonds to build and equip the new musuem.

The museum would then negotiate a lease- purchase arrangement with the authority to payoff the debt over a period of years. In Calming School of parents and clergy- was asked yesterday by Mayor Alexander to curb disturbances at Roosevelt Junior High School. Alexander revealed he has toured the South Side area where vadalism has occurred this week. He said, am gravely concerned with disruption of the educational process at Roosevelt School. Besides extra police patrols, I am asking black clergymen and parents of children who attend Roosevelt School to station them- selves along the school route at dismissal times." The mayor said he learned the probable cause of an attack on a Roosevelt School pupil that triggered a disturbance could have been a movie at a theater last week that depicted a similar attack.

Alexander said he has instructed Police Chief Thomas J. Sardino to increase police vigilance in the area. Sardino and Deputy Chief John Dillon will have charge of the police operation. This Coupon Worth 15' TfitPurthotetf 1 7 or, box Duncan rownie With $5.00 in ixpiret Sat, May Limit TT -W 1 This Coupon Worth 50 SH Green Stamps With Purchase off Ibi. of Chkkfm Fryer Parts May 16,1970 This Coupon Worth 100 SH Green Stamps With of $3.00 of Frown Fruits or Vegetables ir 1 This Coupon Worth 50SH Green Stamps With of By Syroco This Coupon Worth i 50SH Green Stamps With of Vol.

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I want every one identified. Then we'll know who was responsible and where to put the blame." The mayor rode the single bus that took the black pupils out of the school grounds behind policemen walking ahead of the vehicle. He was accompanied by Sardino. Both stayed on the bus during the trip downtown. One by one the pupils were dropped off without any incidents reported along the way.

Even after reaching his of- fice--the mayor left the bus at E. Fayette, E. Genesee and S. State streets and walked from there to City Hall he felt a concern for the four pupils reportedly injured and taken to hospitals. Alexander insisted on going to each of three hospitals where the pupils were admit: ted and talking to them.

He said he was informed three were whites and one a black girl. The latter passed out inside the school and was re-. moved by ambulance. The mayor said he went to the school on learning of the outbreak. He arrived at about 1:30 p.m.

He spoke from school steps to the white'pu- pils assembled on the grounds and urged them to select three representatives to go in- side the school for a ence with a like number of black pupil representatives in an effort to "cool" the situation. His object, he explained, was to get both sides of the story. He then addressed the. 50 to 60 black pupils who were inside the school, he said, all of whom were in a state of The blacks chose three of their number. A confused situation fol- lowed, according to the mayor's account He said he understood a black youth from outside the school attacked two white youths.

It was obvious that his conference did cot accomplish all that was intended. The mayor said he ap- peared a second time on, school steps appealed to the group of white pupils assembled to go home. He told them he, intended that a thorough investigation would be made of all facts and circumstances leading to the dis- turbance. Besides the mayor, other City Hall officials who went to the scene were Corporation Counsel Edward P. Kearse and Asst.

Corporation Counsel Carl W. Dengel. The latter was hit on the foot by a rock but'not injured. City Lists 3 Bid Openings i Three bid openings are scheduled for next week at the city's Department of Purchase. On Monday bids will be received for two tandem cab.

and chassis vehicles of not less than 53,000 pounds, gross vehicle weight, for the Department of Public Works. Bids for constructing sidewalks, curbs, pavement and related work at Columbus Circle in Downtown One urban 4 renewal area will be received Tuesday. The final opening will be Wednesday when bids will be received for furnishing and installing television distribution systems in eight city- schools. Invite Arts Units To Everson Meet The State Council on the Arts, with the assistance of the Everson Museum of Art, will conduct an open reginal meeting for arts organizations at 1 p.m. Saturday in the auditorium at Everson.

Arts organizations interested in promoting culture in their communities 4 are invited to scrd a. representative to the meeting..