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THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1955 Nine a "get-acquainted" session at the prison auditorium, and advised years for breaking and entering'Rroline Prendre A lpan 5iga 8 merser agreement, the best chance to avoid. An average 7-inch lead pencil and Xr i lAtty. Gen. Browr.ell said today he. the troublesome problem of be sharpened up to 17 times Most Tict oroduct of India are rice, Sted MerSer Browne11 diseased the Bethle-j Brownell rendered a legal opin- The -toad" in a yencil is not lead.

thera to "mind your own business. seven-man break from Concord on July 13. 1953. Trenholm, serving a 10 to 15 year term, was one of several inmates who escaped from the Essex County Farm last May after seizing a guard as hostage. Woodford is in for three to five serve your own time and let others serve theirs." His talk nnnarpntTv msrla rt Im hem-YntinffStown situation tnriav ion last year rejecting the con- Institute.

souoauon pian. millet, barley, tea. coffee, cane sugar, cotton, linseed and some rubber goods. PHILADELPHIA. Nov.

17 (AP) before the National Industrial Con- If Bethlehem StPel and the ference Board. He said: Youngstown Sheet Tube Com-! "Stopping steel mergers now pression on Barboza, a long-time trouble-maker who took part in a The Upper Peninsula of Michi Iran now export silk cocoons. gan has 150 waterfalls. State Prison Guard Slugged by Convict in Cellblock Brawl Violence flared anew at Charlestown State Prison yesterday when a convict slugged a guard just 24 hours after the atate's new Correction Commissioner had visited the prison and warned inmates to behave themselves. The latest incident involved Joseph Barboza, 23, of New Bedford, chairman of the five-man Inmate Council, which v.

Vj. I --esaaja a. fWW i.m.i 111 ti sj ay 0 YY 11 WTTlOnv i a.oSHP 7- fji irZ2 T- 1 fVO r-. Trif-tll1 Tc largest flannel suit purchase in our history, when flannel suits are the hottest item in mens wear 'r -frf nVi 1114 ETnJ 00 woo FABRIC 1 'IVff LvJ'LJ i lj3 Li L-u I I I lu ii trr 'raft iimufciMl mtm-mm mmmm JOSEPH BARBOZA normally speaks for the prison population of about 500. Barboza is serving 10 to 12 years for an escape from Concord Reformatory in 1953.

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MEN'S JHIItTS STREET FLOOR Natural Retail $25.00 to $35.00 ROBERT TRENHOLM lng up an incident involving two other prisoners in the West Wing during the noon lunch period. Other guards quickly quelled the outbreak, and Barboza and the other two, identified as Robert Trenholm, 20, of Lynn, and Donald A. Woodford, "20, of Roxbury, were put into segregation cells in the Cherry Hill section. Ar a I Quiwcr GIRLS1 COAT SLACK SETS -J ill 100 wools, fteecu a ffthm nttii. uii Fine wool checks, plaids, suedes, fleecesl Awl warmly lined and interlined! Princess or boxer stylesl Sum fur trim.

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IMPORTED Natural Retail $4.99 f1EN'S CAPESKIN i i tmmwmmm I awimim I 1 Vance said he would go into Charlestown Court probably Famous Make :1 lire 1SSES' WOMEN'S Natural Retail 3.S to J4.98 i Only Becuz Manufacturer Is Liquidating His Business Were We to Get Such a Fine Group. today, to seek an assault and battery complaint against Barboza. Golas was not badly hurt. He was treated at the prison infirmary for cuts and bruises about the face. Tipoff to Trouble At 4 p.

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a R. n. TIW 1 IRtN'S rURNISHINQ STREET FLO OS Ml word through the "grapevine" that trouble was expected during the late afternoon recreation period. The day shift of guards was held on duty as a precautionary measure, but no trouble developed. The attack on Golas occurred at 12:40 p.

while he was making his rounds in the West Wing and the prisoners were jn their cells, eating lunch. Golas came on Trenholm and Woodward together in the latter's cell. The two and Barboza are members of the 20-man kitchen force, and during meals have access to the kitchen, which ad-Joins their cellblocks. Golas ordered Trenholm back to his cell. The ensuing uproar drew other prisoners, including Barbo-a, to the scene.

Barboza, it was charged, protested that the pair had "done nothing" and then punched Golas. The guard yelled for help, and Deputy Albert Thompson with eight men hurried to the cell-block. They found members of the kitchen force milling around Golas, but there was no irore violence. Order was quickly restored. The three prisoners were hustled off to Cherry Hill, and the other 502 inmates were allowed to leave their tells for the usual afternoon period In the prison shops.

Extra Precautions Later came the report of impending large-scale trouble during the recreation period, which began at 3:45. Day guards were held on duty until 4:30, to supplement the regular night shift, until inmates were fed and locked up for the 'S FamouslMer's CLOSEOUTS "Seconds ii TOP MFR'S SAMPLES, CLOSEOUTS WOMEN'S IC0 WOOL GLOVES WAY OFF PRICE! 3V mimm Cable itltehod. to tones, trimmed nottlty trim, contrasting etitehing In awl the wanted colors, him L. STREET FLOOR PHENOMENAL at ONLY MEN'S $9.95 lo $12.95 Fall Winter ET JACE Milium Lined Corduroy Quilted Lined GABARDINES and other JACKETS; Self collar, knit wristlets waistband, rayon lined, zipper front style. SURCOATSi Quilt lined, 4 large pockets, Inner wrist-lets, 2 way zipper.

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Ktil. lt Caninets 4" Humy I to ST' ifUF I II night. There was no demonstration. In the wake of the outbreak. Correction Commissioner Russell G.

Oswald Indicated last night he Is considering abolishment of the Inmate Council at Charlestown and similar groups at Norfolk and Framingham. Oswald, who took office Nov. 1, aid that as long as such councils exist, he is willing to it down nd talk with their members. i But he added that since both he nd Vance are prepared to give interviews to indidvidual pns-i oners who request them, he feels there is really no need for any inmate groups. Council End Asked Abolition of the Inmate Council has been recommended by the fWessell Commission, appointed by Gov.

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