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(08332), WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 10, 1971 Do I(pifc(i South any Crushed 7 Pen In Collapse Off VA Hospftal Reported In bos SAIGON (UPI) More than 10,000 South Vietnamese troops) mm mm A llss AiKins iviiliil ail III iicllK Luuay ill their push toward the Communist supply center of Tchepone for the community wot important. It come to a halt on Friday when service on the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines came to an end. ANOTHER ERA This picture it representative of another era in Millville when the train station ihown here at High end Brood Stt. wot on important place.

In pait days, passenger train service U. aircraft took advantage of a break in monsoon weather Says She Killed; Clears Manson LOS ANGELES (UPI) Rescue workers using jack-hammers, acetylene torches and cranes pulled more bodies today from a veterans hospital smashed into "three floors of compressed by the Los Angeles earthquake. The death toll in California's worst quake in nearly 40 years rose to 40 23 of them in the twisted wreckage of the hospital which crashed down on 91 patients and staff when the 'quake struck at dawn Tuesday. Two miles away, police ordered 120,000 persons to stay out of their homes below the Van Norman Dam, cracked in the massive quake and shaken by hundreds of subsequent aftershocks. Nearly 1,000 persons were injured in the massive temblor which shook 300 miles of California and devastated parts of a 40 mile section of the Los Angeles area.

Damage mounted Into the hundreds of millions of to resume support of the Lao tian drive. rn mi Era mm rains Military spokesmen said the deepest penetration of South Vietnamese troops into Laos was slightly more than seven LOS ANGELES (UPI) Convicted murderess Susan Atkins related a whole new version of miles although field reports the Sharon Tate murders TtjpRday one in which she said Some Black Panther re- One ii a and eight dollars. over the Pennsylvania-Reading TEMPERATURE REPORT personally took the blame for years oi railroad passenger business. However, like the stage coaches, trolley cars and Gov. Ronald Reagan alerted connaissauce units were as far as 15 miles.

"Some of our units have service came to an end in Mill Seashore Line between Millville and Camden. In 1863, the booklet says, the line was taken over by the Cape May and Millville Railroad Company. It continues, 10 National Guard units. Vice ville last Friday at 7: 05 p. m.

President -Spiro. A gnew, dis Crewing the last Budd car hacks that were once used to provide transportation to Jocal residents, the Camden-Millville crossed parts of the Ho Chi when the one remaining passenger run concluded its final patched to Los Angeles when Minh TraiL" a military spokes "On August 29, 1879, these two companies along with man said. He said there had run is now a thing of the past trip to Millville. President Nixon declared California a disaster area Tuesday, the actress' death and absolved Charles Manson of all guilt. The dark haired Miss Atkins poked holes in the prosecution's theory that Manson ordered the savage murders because he wanted to touch off a black-white bloodbath hie called helter skelter.

"Charles Manson is an innocent man," Miss Atkins The demise of the service was to meet with Reagan and The Millville Centennial Souvenir book of 1966 states, "After three years of agitation various other lines in South Jersey, were merged with the West Jersey and Seashore R.R. YESTERDAY 12:00 Noon 34 1:00 P.fA. 34 1:00 V.M. 35 3:00 P.M. 34 4:00 P.M.

33 5:00 P.M. 30 6:00 P.M. 28 7:00 P.M., 37 (:00 P.M. it :00 P.M. 24 10:00 P.M.

21 11:00 P.M. 22 TODAY 12:00 Mid. 20 1:00 A.M. 20 2:00 A.M. 1 3:00 A.M.

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It 00 A M. 21 10:00 A M. 24 11:00 A.M. 24 disaster officials todav. occurred without bally-hoo and went unnoticed except to a few interested persons.

Company. On June 25, 1933, trip, was George DuBois, engineer; Walter Lemon, conductor; and Norman Eames, brake-man. F. R. Morris, local passenger-freight agent, said today that there is now no passenger service on the line between here and Camden.

The passing of the service will undoubtedly recall varied memories of a once thriving Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall blamed the earth quake, on "developers The last passenger train to the West Jersey and Seashore R. R. and the Atlantic City R. R. Company, a Reading subsidiary, were united to form by Richard D.

Wood and Fur-man L. Mulford, prominent residents of the community, the first railroad in Millville was built in 1859, extending from Millville to Glassboro, a distance of about 22 miles." arrive here, at least until a who developed and people who built where they time of new attitudes or a new era, was part of the once-a-day trips north and south "We know where the fault the Pennsylvania-Reading Sea ONS YEAR AOO TODAY High 50 Low 3 shore Lines. said. "It all started when I killed Gary Hinman." Miss Atkins told the Superior Court jury which already has convicted her, Manson, Leslie lines lie," Udall said at San been no significant seizures of Communist arms and supplies, a major objective of the operation. The South Vietnamese Command denied Communist Path-et Lao reports that the town of Tchepone, 27 miles inside Laos, was under attack.

It is a major goal of South Vietnamese for-es striving to cut Communist supply lines in the Ho Chi "Minh complex. The South Vietnamese said they had killed 55 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese since opening the drive across the border Monday. Military spokesmen listed South Vietnamese casualties at 18 killed Jose State College Tuesday night. "I think some of these Southern California problems the floods and fires they've Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel in the seven slay had. are environmental disas Commercial Tp.

Elects Board ings, that it was the a e's School Board Election Held Rotary Names Acting Officers star witness, Linda Kasabian, who conceived the murder ters, people caused." In Washington, Sen, Alan Cranston, said he plot. would press for a full congres Miss Atkins said the "Man- Two incumbents ana one George Streeter tendered hl son Family" quarreled with Commercial Township Board of Education had a small, turn out of voters yesterday for the resignation as president of the sticker candidate won the three three-year terms in the an and 56 wounded, tmusician. Hinman over money U. S. B52s bombed ahead of and when they went to his school election.

With five per Millville Rotary Club last night due to the fact that his business now demands that the advancing South Vietna sons running for, five positions nual school board election yesterday at the Maurice River Twp. Elementary School with house to collect it he pulled a gun "and fired a shot at Man- on the board there was no sional investigation of the VA hospital collapse. Working all night under the glare of searchlights, rescue workers at the VA hospital were "going through three complete floors of compressed concrete rubble," a fire department spokesman said. Some persons were pulled be out of town too often to per mese units and American helicopters resumed their support role after more than 24 hours Trip The Imm son. "I couldn't see by love kill mit him to serve.

He remain asa member of the club. competition for the candidates Secretary Frank Buono reported that the current ex only 157 voting at the one polling district open from 2 to 9 p. m. There were no void in which monsoon rain, fog ed," Miss Atkins testified, so Several weeks ago Asher and low clouds in which U. S.

she stabbed Hinman to death ballots. pense was approved by 6 votes with the totals 46 yes and 40 Millard resigned from the club for similar reasons. He wai Another member of the aircraft were grounded. The South Vietnamese Com ABOARD THE USS NEW ORLEANto America's Apollo Luther R. Jeffries Fox Port Elizabeth, received no votes.

The total ballots used out badly injured bat still alive after up to 14 hours yesterday was 140. 101 votes with Samuel Veach "family," Robert BeausolieL was arrested for i a n's death, and the women discuss Biand said the number, of troops in Laos had grown from 6,000 buried in the rubble. The results for the election Delsea Drive, Delmont, re 14 astronauts completed a nearly perfect moon mission yesterday afternoon when they splashed down a 4:05 P.M. in the South Pacific ending a nine day 1.15 million mile voyage to the moon and back. The mission of Alan B.

Shepard Stuart A. Roosa and was, for member of the Board ed what to do to get him out of to "more than 10,000." In a delayed report, the U.S At the badly damaged Van Norman Dam two miles away, disaster workers frantically of Education for the three jail, she said. Miss Atkins claimed Mrs seats of three years: Incumbent ceiving 128 votes. Mr, Jeffries just completed a one-year unexpired term of Warren Riley, who resigned in 1969. Mr.

Veach who has been president pumped out water and said Willie Guy 103, Rosalie Lang- Command said a U. S. Army UH1 Huey helicopter was shot down Monday over Laos wounding two crewmen. Two Edgar D. Mitchell was hailed by President Nixon, space officials and scientists as George Low, acting administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Adrrunistration said he could only give the they were hopeful the dam would hold barring a strong serving as vice president.

On recommendation of th Board of Directors, Past President Fred Rechsteiner was named acting president for the remainder of the current term, until June, with Van H. Neher as acting vice president. Also at last night's meeting the nominating committee recommended the following slate of officers for the 1971-72 year: President, Van Neher; Vice President, Clarence Dicks: ley 69 and Floyd R. Morris 69. For the two-one year positions: Lawrence E.

Edwards 71 and for the past year and one half, newi. temblor. others were missing. The com- Kasabian suggested they "make it look like somebody else did it. Do a copy.

Make some more of the same, lots of them everywhere, and they'll cut Bobby loose and everyone will be starting his fifth three, year term. mand also reported the loss of mission an "absolutely perfect score." Dr. William Carpenter said a thorough examination of the astronauts showed they Carl J. Mastrovito 61. Walter Police told all residents of an 18-Square-mile area below the Charles Ashton, Port Eliza Garrison received one write-in vote for the one year position.

dam to stay out at least until an Army Cobra gunship in the Mekong Delta 142 miles southwest of Saigon on Tuesday. No beth, conducted a sticker cam tonight and possibly longer. casualties were reported. will go free." Miss Atkins said Mrs. Kasabian selected the Tate residence for the murders because South Vietnamese? spokesmen paign and received 36 votes to be the third member with a term of three years.

Martin Raflne, Dorchester, appointed Brief Session reported two battles and one were in good condition. Shepard and Mitchell, in their 33 hours on the moon's surface, gathered rocks that may be as old as the moon itself and set up an atomic-powered science station that is already working smoothly and providing valuable information. Yesterday's splashdown was one of the most accurate ever accomplished, less than five miles from the prime recovery ship. Frogmtfn dropped into the water seconds after the capsule landed and helped the astronauts into a life raft. The spacemen were given flight suits and face masks to screen out any moon bugs they may have brought back and she had been spurned once shelling attack against the gov Treasurer, Frank Sherry; Secretary, Ted Oye; Sgts.

at Arms, Raymond Clark and Sumner Lippincott; Directors, Rudy Fauerbach, Arnold Gif for d. member of the board since ernment forces taking part in when she tried to buy narcotics there and wanted Tevenge. Miss Atkins contradicted Nardelli Gets Complete Vote Alexander Nardelli, Main St 1970, received 14 votes as a write-in candidate. Prior Of M.R. Court the drive into Laos late Tuesday.

One South Vietnamese Russell Konschak and Dr. Jack Renyo. The nominations were to this past year, Mr. Raflne served for several years on the Maurice River Township ranger was killed and three wounded in the biggest clash six miles beyond the border unanimously approved by th board. This will be the first were air-lifted to the flight deck of the recovery ship wherel Court was' brief last evening membership.

Mrs. Kasabian's earlier testimony that Manson was awaiting the group when they returned to the a Ranch. She said no one was waiting for them and that when she Cedarville, received a vote of time Mr. Ashton has served with only four cases for Judge Paul Van Embden to hear. Ken Stone, YMCA secretary.

on the board. they were given a rousing welcome. Then they stepped into a quarantine van to begin 17 days of isolation. The men will fly by helicopter to American Samoa tomorrow morning, transfer to a jet transport and fly directly spoke briefly before the club There were three candidates running for the two one-year confidence from the voters of Lawrence Township yesterday at the annual school board election by receiving 100 percent of the votes cast. I Paul Harden 221 S.

Third Millville, paid $10 and $5 awoke the next day she wasn't at which time he said he has found Millville friendly and certain if she had had a night to their quarantine laboratory an Houston. its people warm. He congratu for illegal backing on the highway at the intersection of Route 55 and South Delsea mare or if the events had- really happened. lated the community on the from the Allied forward command post at Lang Vei, South Vietnam. Eight Communists were reported killed.

In the American tion on the Vietnamese side of the border, American spokesmen said one GI was killed end another wounded Tuesday in fighting 11 miles northeast of the former Marine base of Khe Sanh. Hobart Hines board sec unexpired terms with all three newcomers to school board elections. Walter Camp, of Port Elizabeth, was top with 97 votes with John W. Don "So I went in and watched retary, said as far as he knows this is the first time in the Drive. fine YMCA which is the type, a great many communities 6till dream of having.

television, and like wow, it history of Township James A. Webber, Cumberland, was Three Missing In Newark Blast was real, she said Only 135 Vole For School Board He brought with him color nelly of Heislerville, receiving 73 votes. Lois T. Martin, of that one candidate for the an ed slides of the various activities at the YMCA which were Menhaden, lost by nine vo.tes No Mail Deliveries found guilty of two motor vehicle violations and was told to pay the "total of $45 today or face a jail sentence. Mr.

and received 64 votes. narrated, on tape, by Assem nual school board election received all of the votes cast. There were 51 votes cast. He will serve for a second three year term on the board. Mr.

reported in a shelling attack On Monday, ret). I The voters passed the three NEWARK (UPI) Two work blyman James Hurley. Only 135 voters visited the nine miles west southwest of Webber was found guilty of financial figures on the ballot with 88 yes and 30 no for the men and the company owner were missing and feared dead Vernon Young, officer in charge of the Millville Post Nardelli concluded his first Clarifies Charges 1971-72 current expense figure today in the wreckage of twin three-year term, but he did Khe San near Lang Vei. Total American casualties in the campaign, beginning with an operation inside Vietnam that two polling location in Downe Township yesterday with both the Dividing Creek School and the new Newport School open for voters from 5 to 9 p. m.

There were 30 votes at Divid serve an unexpired term of one illegal use of plates issued for another vehicle with a fine of $35 and and operating an unregistered vehicle with a fine' of $10 and $5. Frank Montana, Orchard Vhifelaiid," was Mind not guilty Dismissed By Court According to a report receiv year to give mm a total or chemical firms demolished by a series of early morning explosions in Newark's heavily industrial Ironbound district. started Jan. stood at 16 killed and 49 wounded, ac four years on the board. of 82 yes and 32 no for the capital outlay figure of and 81 yes and 33 no for the $20,000 transfer from current expense account to the capital outlay account.

ed today, charges of threaten ing Creek and 105 at Newport. There were 39 yes votes and Office, reported there will be no mail deliveries or window service on George Washington'! Birthday, Monday, Feb. 15. The Millville Post Office will only be open for box holders in the lobby from 7 a. m.

to 5 p. m. The local Post Office cording to unofficial' figures Firemen and detectives said 1 wo incumbents and one 11 no votes at the Myron of speeding. ing, not threatening to kilt, were dismissed against Ernest R. Paolillio, 607 in Mu Powell School for the 1971-72 current expense figure of The Maurice River Board two large blasts followed by a number of smaller explosions occurred beginning at 3:55 a.m.

and destroyed the Radom nicipal Court on Monday eve newcomer won yesterday with one incumbent, Joseph Viscuso, of Newport, defeated by 15 votes by receiving only 63 votes. will reorganize this coming 645.60 with one voter not vot Monday, Feb. 15, 7:30 p. m. ning.

The disorderly cha rges Legion Rescue Squad Responds To Calls Several people were trans ported on Tuesday by the Am erican Legion Rescue Squad. ing for this lone financial figure. This one polling district will be open and there wijl be Mrs. Dorothy Goff, violation clerk, reported collecting six motor vehicle fines this past They are all below: Lawrence Peachy, South Del-sea Drive, Millville, paid $10 and $5 for an expired, regis Chemical at 63-67 against Mr. Paolillio, made by Oliver Green, of Newport, was open from 5 to 9 p.m.

mail delivery this Friday, F-eb. 12, Lincoln's Birthday, said Mr. The regular monthly school board meeting slated for Thursday, Feb. 11, has been cancelled and will be held on two fathers of boys, were dis was high man and received a Lexington a two 6tory brick frame factory. The complex also included the Norell Chemical Co.

Young. The reason being Lin missed for non-prosecution. total of 99 votes. Clarence A. Higbee of Fortescue, was tration.

The reorganization of the board and the regular February monthly meeting will be held on Monday, Feb. 15, 8 p.m., at the Cedarville School. William Beebe, 5 E. Depot and Myrtle Doka, 717 N. Monday, Feb.

15th after the coln Birthday is not a National Holiday. "Joan Mc Master, Vineland, The plant reportedly manu reorganization meeting. second high and collected 86 (Continued on Page Two) Summons Issued Kathy Ortiz, 17, of 104 Mid For the first time in many months, Maurice River Town factured chemicals used in making penicillin, but Deputy Fire Chief Thomas O'Boyle, at the scene, said that there were Hub Cops Stolen The theft of two hub caps Announce Birth Wallet Is Lost dle Ave was given a summons paid $10 and $5 for failure to yield the right-of-way at the Route 55 intersection with South Delsea Drive. Morris Lave Dehaven, N. paid $10 and $5 for operating an Fifth St, were taken to Millville Hospital and were admitted as medical patients.

Frederick Schwegel, 303 W. Powell was transferred from Millville Hospital to Temple Hospital, Philadelphia. by police on Wednesday morn Carlo Mathlson. 306 N. ship will now have nine" members of the board.

They did not replace two terms when mem from his car was reported to also apparently large vats used ing for having fictitious tags. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peek, Eighth reported 'to police police on Tuesday afternoon by bers resigned in 1970 thereby in some sort of lacquer process and many cans of lacquer ni, 1013 E. Main St, announce the birth of a son, Sean Chris UNUSUAL GIFTS FOR unregistered vehicle.

See be on Tuesday afternoon that he lost his wallet containing personal papers. Joseph Carty, 707 Dock VALENTINE'S DALTON'S giving them only a seven man board. discovered in the ruins. He topher, Tuesday, Millville Daniel Vivarelli, 31 Vassar Place, Vineland. He said they were stolen while he attended a basketball game last Friday.

2-9-3t-fp was taken to Millville Hospital and was returned home later. speculated fumes from these products may have exploded. There were many write-in Hospital. Sean joins a sister, Emily Jo, 23 months. Valentine Charity Ball, Amer.

LEGAL HOLIDAY MONDAY votes for the three three-year The squad also' made a trip' to another Dock St. address Some 30 store and home Sat. Nite 5. per couple. Feb.

15, Washington's Birthday terms and they were: Ruth windows on four blocks on 2-10-2t-fp I UNUSUAL GIFTS FOR VALENTINE'S DALTON'S 2-9-3t-fp( Camp, 2 votes; William Ever- CITY NATIONAL BANK 2-10-2t-fp where a person refused to go to the hospital. Smith, Cape May Court House, paid $10 and $5 for no registration in possession. George Thompson, Cherry HilL paid 1 0 and $5 for speeding. Jane Walton, Cape May Court House, paid $10 and $5 for failure to have vehicle inspected. Troopers Maloney, Ragone, and Jisley were in attendance last evening at the Maurice River Tvpr Hall.

FREEDMAN'S SHOE STORE SALE ON LADIES' BOOTS Vi PRICE! 2-10-lt-fp nearby Fleming Ave. and four other streets, and most of the land, one; Howard Russell, one; Something Warm and Human and Wonderful happens Gordon Fisher, one; Charles windows of the South Market Lapihuska, one; Larry Ashton, NOTICE when you send Flowers. Street School were blown out Sam Mick's Barber ShopClosed Next Week February 15-20. 2.40-lt-fp one. The following writ -in Man-Made Diamond Rings PARENT'S 410 E.

PINE ST. All City Hall Offices Closed Friday, Feb. 12h (Lincoln's by the blasts, and police reported ceilings had cracked votes for the two one-year un Ready to Wear. Guaranteed. 2-10-lt-fp and light fixtUTes were dang NOTICE All County Offices Will Be Closed FRIDAY and MONDAY February 12th and 15th For Lincoln's and Washington'! Birthdays Board of Choseri Freeholders 2-10-lt-t Birthday) and ot day, Feb.

15th (Federally designated as BOZARTH'S expired terms: Martin. Rafine, two; Charles Maxfield, Ralph Polhamus, one; Rex Open Daily 8 prry Evenings Weekends by Appointment. Ph. 785-1284 or 785-0710 ling as a result. For Your Valentines Cards, Candy, Gifts.

Open Every Nite Send Your Valentine "Sentimental Flowers" i. Roses Are Red Violets Are Blue Your Girl Friend Is Pretty Our Flowers Are Too! MARCIA'S FLOWER SHOP 2-10-lt-fp LaGem Boutique, 33 Union Washington's Birthday). By Order of Board of Commissioners of the City of Millville Barber, one; Philip Bennett, one; Charles Ashton, one; Lois LEGAL AID 109 N. High St. Friday 7 to 9 P.M.

'til 9 Including Sunday Dividing Creek. PARENT'S 410 E. PINE ST. 2-9-2t-fp 2-10-lt-fp l-10-lt-fp Turner, one. 2-10-2t-fp- I-9-3t-fp.