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24 The Boston Globe Saturday. June 7, 1969 MACHINERY AND TOOLS 2 Extra The Market Basket features the following items fta Day rs ror CONTRACTORS CONSTRUC. 645 Shoveldozer. yard burk-et tc hack hoe. with or without operator for hire on cnnstnic.

reas. rale. Call 443-4633, Bayport Contractois. F0RKLIFT CLARK-ROSS. 6000 lbs.

Will lift 12 ft. hidh. dual tires; S4500. Will take Sioof) with small lorklift. Call FLUORESCENT LIGHTS" 4' and 8', like new.

Call South Attleboio. 761-8790. CASETRACTORS" ASTrcnr.ATFr a-v 'J tt I i Mali Order Basinet Medirsl Suppllca Miscellaneous Muftie Mutiral Instruments Fatrnls Personsl Supplies Phointrsnht Camartl Refrigerators Safes Sewing Machine Sporting Goods Mamas Stnrsge Desks. Store, OAT. Fura.

Flxtav Typewriters Vacuum Cleaners Wsllpsaert Hsnted Washing Machines Airplanes Serried Air Conditioning AntlauM Art Ic Surolln llilllirds. Fool Hooks Business Msehinei Cash Registers riothlnc Furs Coal. Coke, Oil Wool Diamonds Jewelry Dolls 4t Toys Electronic Eaulnment For the Garden For Sale Furniture 6 Anollinret Resting aV Plumbinc Hi-Fi Television Radio Hotel A Restaurant huppllas Let's Swap backhocs. CASSIDY-LEE. Jtte.

in. canton. h-4H msm- AIR CONDITIONING FANS Hotel, Restaurant Supplies FURNITURE, ETC. Hub Schools Boston's junior and senior students and teachers JU oing to classes June and 24 to make up for days missed during the Winter snowstorms. This is a result of the State Board of i-aucation's refusal yesterday to grant the School Committee's request for a waiver of an additional two days.

Tacking two days on to the regular school year could lead to a conflict be- tt '-en Bo5ton Teachers Union (BTU), which expects extra pay for those days, and the school committee which does not believe it has an obligation to pay additional salary. The case could eventually wind up in the courts. D-9 BULLDOZERS Canton. 13 H.P. Economy Tractor i All Gear Drive, fti.tn Call alter p.ni..3H-.-,ii49 BROWN miller, pv rnnii ftw vic.

AIR-CONDITIONER, 18.000 BTU, 220V. used 2 months. oonng no. mucn otner tooling .1 pm. power, try It.

Tel. 8ta-: 642:) TOUR SETS Table tc ehtrs. gas fryer, cash register. Call after 8 weekdays. 484-8011.

SS "salad uniU SS counter with self-contain refria Baker'a asking kuii. Z5t47oa TWO Feddern air conditioners, CINCINNATI TRAY TOP GH cliuu ntu eac Call 395-3999. proof boxes. Jet Soray cooler. 3 i.aine, a a lime used iaw chucks roll, rh DLs WHIRLPOOL.

GJL, Philco. mixer, juh lms tool post, much toolins. on ui to i from aa: oiW jpnpower, try lt. tel. full guarantee.

894-4546. CLEARANCE SALE, tools and parts. Laftoley Gunshop, 937 Ldll SIMARD walk-In freezer 8x10: 8 door front, stainless steel excel cond. call 471-2877. main Mcirosc; to Da eoia s.it June 7, 9 am.

-9 p.m. 665-3100 DBLE. Angle shear. 8x8x'ii Antiques, Stamps and Coins UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY 4 Modern Rooms of Fur nit tiro and Appliances LOT 284 ll-Pe. Danish Bedroom Bel 10-Pe.

Modem Living Room l-Pe. Spare Bedroom 28-Po. Kitchen Set. Repossessed refrigerator or TV oTr 3C0 Easy Terms Arranged FIRST PAYMENT IN IVLt beam punch, Cleveland No. 1: 5 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REWARD ton taierninar crane, su It.

Doom. Tel. J17-666-3400. FORfSALE -yrd. crawler Crane mach.

with M-ft. boom and clam bucket; also backhoe at I WILT-, pny $100 mln. for any Loui3 Vangel, executive secretarv nf iho tsttt clock marked E. Howard ev Co. I am also bu.vins other old clocks.

2-1 mi. anytime. BROWSERS DEALERS tachment, all In exe. with dicsel engine, ready for work. Mane offer, 2 wheel mounted in-'KcisoU Rand compressor, make aft.

6 784-3882. FOR HIRE Cat DH), series I rioier. by day. week or month, i Carl Stoddard. 15 Norwell Norfolk.

628-1072. HIT BY TWO BULLETS IN SOMERVILLE BANK HOLDUP car is examined by owner, Mrs. Jane Tagliatia (Bill Ryerson Photo) Somerville Officer Shot, 4 Held in Bank Heist PIANOS ALL KINDS Bought. 6old and Rented AIXSTON PIANO CO. ST -i-UHil or 2.U-.K10 LOWRY ORGAN HOLIDAY Model.

Call 233-152B. PIANO, Hamilton Studio, $400 Cajl CONN organ. 2 full manuals. 25 note pedal board, exc. S1S00.

Call 646-8798. STOP at the ANTIQUE DEPOT. 522 Western av Brighton, Wednesday and Saturday 8-5 BRASS BEDS WANTED 9H9-6446 or I have Mass Lie plate no S3754, dated 1917. 877-4076; aft. 4:30 o.nv AIRPLANES SERVICES DRUM set $79.

Jaguar $239: Showman amp. $399; Bassman $315; organ tc amp S229. 648-3517 GUILD Starf ire guitar. list $760. asking $350 or best offer.

CaU233-5972; KRAKAUER Consols piano. REPOSSESSED 4 Complete Rooms of Furniture and Appliances 12-Pe. Bedroom Set 8-Pe. Living Room Set 3-Pc. Bunk Bed Outfit INCIXriKS REPOSSESSED RFFRIGERATOR A COMPLETE HOUSEFULL Easy Terms Arranged ONLY FIRST PAYMENT IN JULY SUMMERFIELD'S FURNITURE 33 TRAVELER BOSTON GENKRATOR.

Kohler. Model 85 62. 7S k.w. standby. 120-240 volts single phased.

One 400-amp Wcstinghouse automatic transiei' switch. 120-240 volts tingle phase. The above has been used in a priv. home as a standby for INTERNATIONAL 175 Shovel dozer, power shift, stand, bucket, with teeth cab. new paint.

S14.000. A. C. FTLMORE. INC.

BiUericaJtcl. 663-4247 7 HYDRAULIC RBO dolerTcat 955 Loader. TO 18 hvd. dozer. TD 9 dozer.

Lorain 820 diesel shovel, Lorain 40 truck crane. Bvers B3 shovel with 371 GM eng. Bay City 45 heavy duty b.ick hoe tc ldr. w-diesel eng. Bay City 25 W-271 GM backhoe.

GaTion grader, case 530 diesel tiack hoe CASSIDY I.KE, Kte. Canton.8284300 25 YD Trailer Dump; tandem Marion, $2200; huge truck scale, automatic, a bargain, $20(11; snare K5nn oa.h Cn.i GYROCOPTEK all Bensen parts. Metal blades. Call before II a.m. or aft.

8 p.m. 603-835-6716, '67 CESSNA Skyhawk. 700 txc. rone, gnoa action, walnut ra LES PAUL Gold finish guitar. dio.

best oiler over 9100. 843-5426 A if BILLIARDS, POOL slightly scratched from shipping. $299. MUSIC VILLA, 272- 5888; LOVELY Krakauer Consola piano; also Thomas organ, priced low. By spptt86J-4067.

MASON tc HAMLIN Baby grand. 5' walnut case, recently rebuilt, a real gem. One of the last Boston Mason Ham- CALL 542-8072 POOL TABLE Rale Find. 44yQ hand Plies, excess electric motors 4 Open every day a.m. to p.m.

carved sculptured legs, racks and lins. made 1829. Sunerb tone, res- Saturday to au iikc i oy as is ponsive action. delivered iteinway reconditioned, flrand fi'. iau oio ion, ana urKeis; conveyor, concrete suns, electric motors.

A. A. WILL, 617-3330300 85-FT. telescoping crane, lust overhauled, heaw riutv mount. 5867, ebony $1650.

Rockport, 546-2547. BRUNSWICK 9 regulation slate tnble. eouipned. Excel, 625-9314 or 666-; ed on '62 GMC series 5000 truck. generator ee zoo amp Mobart weiner.

price S8900. Call PIANO FOR SALE Good condition, any reasonable offer ac- reptedaUM-376j)r 296-4867. VERY nice, small fnahoK. Henry F. Miller baby grand mano; 50n.

Miss FIvnn. 27-B Wash. Welleslcy Hills. 2359756 SACRIFICE Bundy Clarinet outfit, eoual to new, cost S149. will sell for S73 332-5423.

I9SH CASE D530 Backhoe loader with cab and curtains and ex CLOTHING, FUR5 i tra tt. bucket, good condition Call 326-5130. 1964 IH 175 shovel dozer. 4 1 bucket, low hours. A-l nest orrcr.

unm Lnnnn aiK- 3230, 438-3231. UNCLAIMED RUGS ROOM SIZES $5 UP SCATTER RUGS $2 UP BIO SELECTION Mill Return Rugs Mill Ends MANY EXTRA LARGE 8IZE8 207c OFF-CASH CARRY RUQ CLEANINQ DORCHESTER 618 Gallivan Blvd. 282-4900 By GEORGE CROFT Stiff Writer Four men were held for armed robbery yesterday following an aborted Somerville bank holdup in which a police officer was wounded. One of the suspects was identified as William J. Johnston, 34, of Montreal, a brother of Boston Bruins goalie Eddie Johnston.

A fifth suspect fled in a panel truck. The others were held in $50,000 bail each after pleading guilty to armed robbery charges in Somerville District Court. They were arrested at gunpoint earlier following the holdup that led to an exchange of bullets in which Sgt. Raymond Peck was wounded. The gunmen entered the Court Bank N.A.

(National Association) on Broadway, Somerville, at 11 a.m., police said and pistol-whipped guard William Landers, 60, forced bank manager Charles Giardella and the tellers to the floor, and scooped up $37,239 in cash. At this point, police arrived. There were six customers present, including Andrew Walker and his five-year-old daughter, Judith. Capt. James Kilmarten, 64, and Sgt.

Peck arrived by cruiser, and with guns MINK COAT Dark natural, full llensth, size 14-16. also stole, pastel with collar, both in exc. cond.Callafter6.383-1951. WEDDING (town, 18-18, veil, like new; maid's gown, accord ion3-wayiniri 322-2440. drawn approached the panel truck, where the fifth gunman was seated.

The gunman jumped from the truck, fired the shotgun, wounding Peck three times in the leg. Kilmarten, Patrolman Wallace Foskett and Patrolman Vincent McDo-nough, the route man, fired several shots as the gunman jumped back in the truck, and fled. McDonough fired one shot as he entered the bank and ordered the four men to surrender. From the rear of the bank where they were trying to find an escape door they returned to the lobby, and surrendered. All standing over 6 ft and weighing at least 200 pounds, the suspects were identified as Robert J.

Dad-dieco, 35, of 61 Revere Revere, a salesman; Peter White, 30, of Montreal, a dock worker; Johnston, and Frederick J. Smith Jr. 29, of Quebec. Arraigned before District Court Judge Michael De-Marco, they were ordered held in $50,000 bail each in the County Jail at Billerica. Three slugs were removed from Peck's leg at Massachusetts General Hospital where his condition last night was described as good.

Landers is a patient at REFRIGERATORS, ETC. 1964 CASE 310 diesel shovel dozer, like new $2500. Call after 6 p.m. 263-5802. Desks, Store and Office ROBBY Sales Company, used refrigerators boucht and sold; $39 and up.

1859 Mass. Ca-n- FRIGIDAIRF. refriu. and Mayra HORSES, CARRIAGES Furniture and Fixtures wasnins macnine: must sen De-fore June 12298-0903. HOTPOINf 16 "ft.

good N.D. RANCH USED STEEL DESKS mates that the tab for two I extra days for roughly 1400 teachers in junior and senior i Jiighs could come to $168,000. School Committee chair-j man John J. Kerrigan, who appeared before the state i board to make a personal appeal for the waiver, de- nounced the board's action a statement issued later, i He said the board's action is a perfect example of the efficiency of an appointed body to deal realistically and justly with the needs and desires of the Commonwealth." In a conversation with newsmen before his formal statement to the board, Kerrigan referred to the fact that four of the 10 board members were absent. "Four of these fakers aren't even here today," Kerrigan said.

"That shows when people owe their jobs to political appointments they are not responsive to the will of the people." The state board of educa-; tion is appointed by the governor. Kerrigan and the rest of the Boston school committee are elected. State Education Comm Neil Sullivan, who recommended that the state board turn down Boston's request explained after the meeting his major consideration was to be consistent with the handling of waiver requests from nthr-r communities. Of the 156 communities that ap-plied for waivers, Boston was the last to come up with a plan to go 178 days the minimum standard set by the state for communities that missed days because of snow. 'Puritanism' Blamed for Pot Illegality By STUART ACCRBACII Washington Post WASHINGTON One of the Federal government's chief science advisers has blamed the nation's "puritan ethics," not scientific evidence for the legal bans on the use of marijuana.

"The evidence that marijuana is addictive is not conclusive at 8li; quite the opposite as far as I can make out. Dr. Philip Handler told a House Appropriations subcommittee in testimony released yesterday. Dr. Handler, an eminent biochemist from Duke testified as chairman of the hoard of the National Science Foundation.

On July 1 he Will hnmma 4 Rt. I HA, Brentwd. N.H. FRESH load of horses from Oklahoma, registered Quarter horses ALL si7.es. colors, styles.

re 6 ft upright a Tyr, 'Aew and un. ECONOMY DESK 4R4-32TI 313 Congress Boston. i HOT POINT. 9 mos. old.

16 cu. I ft excel condition. Avail. July I Best offer. 277-4766 eves.

PATROLMAN R. PECK Somerville Hospital, where he was treated for head cuts. Mrs. Jane Tagilatia, 34, of 555 Broadway Somerville, is a' patient at Central Hospital in Somerville. She suffered a leg injjury and shock when she got out of her car as the shooting stated and fell.

The rear window of her car was smashed by I MOVING ABROAD Must sell Ftigidaire refrig 14 cu. ft. 9 FOR SALE ana rcmsicrcq Appys APPALOOSA yearling stud colt 13.3, dark brown body with white strip down face, white blanket over rump with brown teardrops; priced to sell; also 2 old quarter horse colt by Bar-Money Htanriin at atnri till nlH (mos. ma, aenixe oortanie dishwasher. OE Mobile Maid, UNCLAIMED 3 ROOMS OF NEW FURNITURE Plus Recon.

Refrig. or TV 10 Piece Bedroom Set 36 Piece Kitchen Set 10 Piece Living Room Set Includes Bedding, 4 Lamps. 3 Tables. Silverware, Dishes, Etc. NOW $183 AL 4-0320 A8K FOR MR.

JOHNSON LLOYD'S FURNITURE 16B Harvard Allston 0n Frl. 9-9 will consider tiadc.Call 586-5651. A Bay' Gelding. 16 handsl exc. hunter Qualities, priv.

Pty. only please. 603-329-6659. sra caura-Baai; TRADE IN from 110; GE-rjf. $138; 2-dr SI 59: fully guaranteed.

WARRENDALE 894-4546. USED" Kelvlnator perfect cond best offer. Pleas call 924-749jt USED, FRIGIDAIRE, in perfect condition; $70. Call 623-1892. PLASTIC CONTRACTOR EQUIPMENT Plaster planks, metal lacks, pump machine and hoses, whita mortor boxes, tic.

sacrifice, leaving town. J. Hardy Forsyth. 768 COMP. DISPERSAL 3 horse Turnpike.

Canton. Mass. 1-828- van. noise tractor trailer. 3 yr.

thoro. filly, saddles, buggys. etc. Franklin, S2-'1H2. HANDSOME Spirited 9 yrV Chestnut ffnlrlini.

Itt h.nil. mo ai ier a p.m. KITCHEN CABINETS FRENCH PROVINCIAL rnsi- English or Western. Intermediate-advanced jumper Companion pony English pack avail. 334- SEWING MACHINES below wholcs'e, 442-4411.

Next: Sales Tax Increase? ARMSTRONG inlaid linoleum by the roll. SI nrr so. vrl. liii-nliii trrrnvn ioab n.i. LINOLEUM 1404 Dorchester iLErT0 Deluxe Ii-Mf LARGE box stalls, excel, pasture.

I exercising ring and trails; $1)0. D. BRAND NEW uorcneaier. ttia-BIUU. kl.iiJ: I MA HE- IV hands.

SltTyrLl MATTRESSES $25 mends SSd darnsTi, liihl ride. Em. or wc.toi nlrt n. I JHS'lVCred. Call 527-7849 or weichl and cnmo.rl Onlv IdR an tack, food and sc.

no vices! nOLLTWOOB BDS $50 or S4.A5 per mo For free horn good home mandatory, $225 Call OFFICE BOUN.D electronics demonstration, call NECCHI SEW-executive no lonuer needs Mo- ING CENTER, 89 Main st Brock-bile Iclenhone. Iluy. takeover or ton 588-5676 or 583-0701. C. C.

WHITNEY MFG. CO. i 1111. Fra N.w"rn,;l.i a PORTLAND BOSTON Mease. Office: 337-3160 or eve- SINGER 7.IG ZAG sewing ma Opp.

Hotel Madison No. ks igood conform. cnine wun opaut. aesk caDinet, Dan rs. cobs Hill, t-ach UGDA180-4 Ammonia Air 265-7608 Seekonk.

617-336- 8615. handling units with comnlcte hot! Dlvrnl ffofret eudem kiL unit Knur FnelVnrt riA eMva-! PONY. 6 yr. black gelding. 11.31 hands.

beaut. cnniormatinn. Warehouse. 607 South Union! SPORTING finnfVt GARAGE SALE uiiy ana riacs, sannie orioie, m. i llinc evervthirm.

used comp. access? twin 8787" 00'" wu hhv fuin Ar apro. it rollers cribs, nine doiik table. nA i Vif niare. rides dinrm table net.

books, antiques. rtirhiinH. mfr i ene" SCUBA 11 tanfik new MS um! of Sen David H. Locke (R-Wellesley) and other Nor-folk County Republicans for an increase from 3 to 5 percent in the limited sales tax. Other sales tax ideas include that of Rep.

William G. Robinson (R-Melrose) for a two percent general sales tax. Robinson says the yield will be enough to meet the state's obligations and help out the localities. It is unlikely that any sales tax change will get through the House without some debate over the possibility of striking the exemptions on industrial machinery and on turn-in value in new car purchases. Both of these ideas are certain to run into stiff opposition from the interests affected.

10 uiae rteitt riti Newton gvy -r-'yyi Ctr. Mass. Sat 11-5, Sund 11-5. runner into 244-U52B or LA 7- HIIUI "-i TYPEWRITERS FOR YOUR GARDEN 4 LOST AND FOUND GARAGE RE-SALE INTtKES'i'iNU. niiscell.ineous 4 BEAUT, late model electric typewriters, all makes.

161 each. iiuii.M iioia licnis. siinaav. hi a. in URGENT FEW DAYS TO LIVE RICH LOAM FOR SALE Tcotr cat Is lost.

His name is Hill, Newton exc "'cZ'h naS no til. SIOV artH RfAAnAW mB hall angora with piiiic rnUdrCU I UPNUL. CO. 4 PLUMBING 5i ZSWX HEATING and WASHING MACHINES By DAVID B. WILSON Staff Writer The Legislature turned a cold shoulder yesterday to Gov.

Sargent's suggestion that it come up with its own tax program, and chances are the governor will send in a sales tax message. Neither House Speaker David M. Bartley nor Senate Pres. Maurice A. Donahue had any immediate comment on the challenge offered by Sargent after the House, 164-38 killed the governor's $140-million income surtax program Thursday.

But both of the Democratic legislative leaders take the position that it is the responsibility and duty of the governor, not the Legislature to propose budget-balancing revenue programs. The position conveniently frees them from any political onus that might attach to a new state tax program. They point to the 51 Republican House members, among them Minority Leader Sidney Q. CurtLss, who voted against the Republican governor's plan as evidence that the chief executive did not make a maximum effort for his own bill. Speculation is that a new Sargent tax measure, expected in about 10 days, will be built around some kind of increase in the sales tax.

Although a sales tax hike is likely to run into less opposition than the original Sargent program, most observers believe that only an all-out effort on the gover nor's part can pass any kind of a $140 million program this year. Even that may not be enough. The lawmakers are getting heavy pressure from their constituents against any tax increase this year. At the same time, city and town officials are impatiently waiting for the "cherry sheets" showing official state aid estimates, so they can mail out real estate tax bills. The cherry sheets were due May 1.

Democratic and Republican experts are agreed that without a tax increase in the $140 million range there will be no state employee pay increase, a drastic drop in local aid and possibly sharp cutbacks in higher education. Involved and awaited is the report of the Senate ways and means committee on the governor's budget, cut to $1.4 billion from the $1.5 billion submitted by Sargent in House action two weeks ago. Senate ways and means Chairman James F. Burke (D-Brockton), has promised the budget will be ready for floor debate in the Senate on or before Wednesday, June 18. Sargent might conceivably wait for the ways and means figure before submitting his new Under econsideration in the Sargent camp, which does not realistically expect any tax plan from the legislative branch, is the proposal Another Dossihilitv is $25 REWARD REUPKOL, DIRT CHEAP i PR-slt" LOST.

dk. gray and white angora USING remnants. rtspiinuing fond with Kay pil burner and i 200 for both. Call 643-Crtt, 4 while Utile. Daws.

vie. 15 up; slipcovers 96a-252i tontrols. best offer. 444-5747 '4B some mixture of the income Brighton P.O. (Thcol, 782-4016.

LION-KICHARDS CO. I MOVING. ABROAD Must sell LOST Black Toy Poodle I "7. ZT" Kj- IDUnnVl! in fhn Vin nf RM DC IMIUTCn i V. TCI n.icinu i viiiiuwiik ii mii i tu naaio and sales tax sources possibly a one percent sales tax increase to four percent coupled with removal of the remaining 50 percent deduction of Federal income tax on the state tax form.

ALSO flnttnti ni.c Columbus Egleston sq sneclal diet. Reward 445-3505or783-1917. LOST Large sable grey" Ger- broiiies. paintings. ihiimmmi 266-4487, 'wanted 1 man niicpiiero male vie.

of 'i iiiii fin pi tii miAA raaio nirrrnm i u-v Answer. Km7 MliltHIAL nUU fra." the coa Al8 SILVER COINS COLOR TV GE oorUble. WzrL" fh'3 RMS. OF FURN. Hi A Philrn rnncnln cr-t-t.

MMWIJk llgiiiBig.ea cabinet, from $357. TVV 4546 AI IliMtil FRIGES "om Washington t. ih.V.i 1 wgrd.Ca.ll att. 6. SbKii COMP.

svstcm. amp. tuner. TT. FOR Silver Coins dated 1964 KING-SIZE BED" over SS.teS P1M" ph0M IISJ ULW FOR SALE Record collection.

LOST Long haired grav al- ercI male cat. bob tali, vie pak Hill m-c Newton Center. Substimii.il lew. LA 1 ta. bill.lAL UDIN SHOP for inio call 91-5708.

mammas' WILL ni KE LOST shep. m.i'e And other JV. im fc' etield. Mail. vie Fields "cms.

Uick. r. sal, color TV. never SAL Color TV. never niarK ana sliver, Cor May a.m.! re silver, Wtinahouse 1(1 421- AftfO.

UM II. h)-MUII coi-soie For info, 4fi.S-9."86 22 aft. in. i. lor s.iu couch, card t.ih e.

OLD TOY TRAINS LOST Vic of rfAwniAttn n. rocker, cot lee table, dress- HAM RADIO STATION, estate of EST orires naiH Inr ni4 ton, small black leather wallet cr' oi4-lou, 5-u wktlajs. V1Tcn. vv hlte. Jl' Hallicrafteis "IGl with iii rral CHBniirrD pt m.

Cyclone, transceiver SR400. nowet cct I'lC AV mrphanlral MARTY. 298-4011. Reward, 4211-2644. shoi drapes for" jic.

ail in ixl Iy VF( mod- 4(100 LOST-Lge blk. sheared wHo'tl-M29 after ft 'D octromc kever 5ri OLD rand. dog. answersiCUSTOM made light mev fii.lt JfiLU FASHIONED DOLLS A VTVPs '1J1 Lflnu.v nrw a vii'iniiv iw mucn ni.ir Xr onset Clr. 2HR-1OO0 LOST Siamese cat.

male, scar on tail. Weston area. Reward. 1-922-6121 or nnniii cst "cr qulclt ale-, Highest prices paid foryiufTlTver DOUBLE bed. very gd.

cond. $45. o-M, coins. Contact J. Tearartv 43 Couch tc center t.iblc $30.

6 THII.CO 21 In Console TV-good 'BrpmHeld st. Boston, 482-J398 mo old green rug. 9x12 S25. conrtttinn Reasonable. Calll- Sol.

,0 AllSC" CdU 863- 277-35114. 8946 aft. 4 p.m. tv' an r.7ZZ?7ZZr LOST Red grade book in the vicinity of Auditorium MBTA i iwl Lfnjim iiu III MiaunrL gzo reward. 267-5809.

DINETTE set. with chairs. nents include tane deck, tuner. I "i vniuniiun nnnidi Laird Again Appeals To Hanoi for POW List LOST Boston Post Office -nitv i uihw BOOQ COI1U1-: "il' CilulIiei. tail V-JIOJ.

cm i. ton Book. :on.aii i ZENITH nnrtable steren picyrr vieait un: mi'. iai. DOUBLE bed.

S25. hird nrinU fnr dark wood. ice thrmish Inn MFt kKlV nii. --1. H' of the National Academy of Science, chartered by Congress 116 years ago to advise the government on scientific matters.

"It remains a scientific problem to decide whether or not marijuana is or is not dangerous to our society." Dr. Handler said. "Very obviously," he continued, "if alcohol wore discovered tomorrow for the first time, we would consid-er it in exactly the same light and wonder whether pr not our society should accept it." Dr. Handler's comments were similar to these made in 1067 by Dr. James L.

Goddard, then the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, that touched off a nationwide controver-sy. In his testimony," Dr. Handler disputes the claims of police officials who say that marijuana use leads to the "hard," more dangerous narcotics. "This is not necessarily because of the physiological consequences of marijuana," said Handler. "It may well be the personalities of those who sought the marijuana in the first place." He called the scientific evidence "inadequate" decide on the long-term" physical or mental damage from marijuana use.

"But persons under the influence of marijuana are as mentally unreliable as those who drink to excess," he said. Dr. Julian Goldsmith, a member of the National Science Board and an associ- ale dean at the University of Chicago, pointed out that a person drunk on alcoholic is physically unable to perform some ta3ks. LOST Pair of gold eye framing. 8100 each.

Call 742- with stand $173 or best 413-442-1327; 443-1838 442-. Irames hrown c.isc alsr, I1h 6(i-7Ki4. 7066. mm nun or papers. Call OAS tt GAS Sluvr tor SliH).

lost Fscaped from Milton Pn-! 'a vs o.a. Lall 6. MMtt'mtMtMm By DARIUS S. KUff Writer TPT1. xn Dachshund.

SUH-fltSlii MOD" 9 nc. t'loh'V dm PROPOSALS ivAj-ii'M. wkenn. and aft 6 Newspapers Mark Right To Know Today Good Morning. This is Freedom of the Press Day and your morning Globe is full of information you have a right to know.

But that right to know is ignored in other countries, such as Cuba and Haiti. Their governments were condemned today bv the president of the Inter American Press Augustin E. Edwards. Edwards called on members of the association and others "to condemn all governments which curtail their citizens right to know what is going on in their own countries and in the world." In his annual statement, Edwards scored Cuba and Haiti for their destruction of the fundamental human right to know. Edwards said that nothing can destroy man's capacity to criticize and dissent.

And newspapers, he said, should provide the mechanism for it. "In full and humble awareness of our function, and despite the imperfections which we must strive to remove from our fulfillment of it, we demand the right to inform, to criticize and to dissent," Edwards said. pin. aau. MAHOGANY single bed.

large COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF dresser tt mirror. Cflloric gas PLfaLIc WORKS Sealed proposals for the following r-oiects tOVr. vrrl! riitnH alnmil 4.n Will rt rni t'rt at Rnn J1T IiiA mw poston, massa- lawn until the MOVI OVING ling mow er. 329-3492. ichusetts.

dates and times stated below and at that niaca Liv rm sofa reclin- i'd 'irre publicly npenrd and i-ead: drtaltor SS IV.Wf?ftn,A?.E f'W Ow. mipment. miscellaneous. 566- CAMflRIDGF: iCh. 80) Reeonstrue.

P.V. P.aS Gear. eo MALPEN: Ch. 90 1 Reconstruction cf Webster tc Waplewood Streeu MF.DIORD: (Ch. 80 1 Reconstruction of Monument tc Fairfield Streets WORCLSTtR: (Ch.

801 Reconstruction tc Relocation of Mountain Sli pet Fa.l MOVING must sacrifice, kit set. washer gas dryer, Illke new. Call 298-0721. jNORGE wringer- type washer. Call 234-5077 or 2 87 S.

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34.100. 8 42 10. 2S.300. 3 84 in 1180O. asking nsn.

used Frmdaire IhBI RT-OAh BLI 8: S-156ili excellent condition, $65. 488-2449! Reconstruction of Edsartown Road WASHINGTON De-fense Secretary Melvin Laird yesterday appealed to the government cf North Vietnam to observe strictly the Geneva Convention of 1949 and make available to the U.S. names of American prisoners of war. In a statement issued at the Pentagon, Laird said that broadcasts made by a few prisoners "are a feeble gesture" and "no substitute for the humanitarian guarantees we are seeking." Laird's sharp plea came a day after Secretary of State William R. Rogers spoke out on the same subject at his press conference.

Rogers expressed his "serious concern about Ameri lOKl.MAL. RUG Sacnuk More people find more jobs in hh Classified's busy Help Wanted pages. cans who are prisoners of war in Southeast Asia" and asked Hanoi "if it would permit visits by impartial observers to the prison camps. "For. the sake of the prisoners and for their families, we continue to hope for a positive response from" North Vietnam" Rogers declared.

U.S. sources claim that close to 605 Americans are believed to be prisoners of North Vietnam and a like number are in the hands of the Viet Cong. On May 19, Laird questioned whether Hanoi is providing humane treatment to its captives. I STllilKOl r. H-SOl THBOROt RF-21L26.

Inslal-Intion of Steel Beam Highway lo'ixl, ft. excel, SiOnu i background, floral pat i rtl uinrn on rtoine Form ued. 9x12. 23: 'nirnding bid on any project must 6rst obtain 12x1s. 12x18: pads $9 Orientals R-'nS Recjuest for Proposal Forms ifor Detrrminatmn of si.

diancs. spreads CY 6-2SS0. ti actor's C'ua'i on from the Contract Engineer. Room Sl'VMKR cottage furnitire 2 '1l above address. hich Form mint be completed and sun-P'rce foa'n sect divan with 'cor the Corn-art Eng-neer for approval I'pon approval and t.ihie and 2 end ai'es or me reouirrn amount xne iorpr hu o-Pan od.

chairs. $5 ei 10 mlic-al'v numbered Proposal Book containing Ant pt ln with a set of nl for the project. Payme-it mi hruk ni vtnria ior nall be by cah. bank check, certified check or wonev Driret rn i'V prawn oraer oi xne uepartment ot St.i'.- 'i4'1 Works, which payment will be refunded in accoiaance with THREE pc hv. rm.

set, washer 'er" in te "Votice to Contractors'" contained in the Proposal prv. ping pong table andl'0' display and complete Information available at the 9-4-4ll I i'iwi uie iitaiTipinn, "Mitriiri ana iaumrn Lriirici 4-Yk-OLD General- lee' stove iim, inn i uiv vmre oi ticn oinrr i.i wntiiui mm project is located. TOWARD J. RIBBS. Commissioner of Public Work June 7.

1969 in perfect condition: $40 or best ofter Call 846-33P.