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itoiau Kvenliif Glubs ihuw-sday, xeoiucu-y '18, lhll FEBRUARY Manhunt widens Bargain-Days New Mexico alert lor its polic killer z3 United Press International DALLAS The search for the man police believe executed three deputy sheriffs today spilled over into New Mexico with reports someone fitting the 4, I 's- VIM Craftsman 9-In. Radial Saw uji est I I Sears ij fA 1 a95 deputies. The officers were bound and taken to the Trinity River bottom where they were shet as they tried to run away from their attackers. Mosies Guzman was taken into custody Monday night for questioning and charged after he appeared in a police lineup Tuesday. A heavily armed man ting Rene Guzman's description kidnaped a motorist in Levelland, Wednesday and forced him to drive to New Mexico.

They stopped for gasoline in Nadine, N.M., where the motorist took the key to the car and fled on foot. The kidnaper also ran away. Jones said he sent New Mexico authorities a description of Guzman and they said the kidnaper fitted that description. Regular $149.95 Develops 1 HP Cuts wood 2lA-in. thick Key lock on-off switch Professional quality in a light-weight saw unit! Has thermal overload protector, operates on 110-120 AC.

Color coded controls. 9-in. Kromedge blade "CREMATOR" IS BACK Portable space heater shown by City Fire Marshal Joseph Dolan is back on the scene. Outlawed 10 years ago after causing 159 fires that killed 15 people, it is be ing found in tenement areas where Spanish and Italian speaking people live and in the black community. Campaign to wipe them out starts again.

(Bill Ryerson photo) SAVE $71 Craftsman 12-In. Bench Saw An oM 'ldller' back in Boston: Pv new war opens on space heaters 1 Regular $359 4 HP on 220-240 v. 4 HP on 110-120 v. Mic o-adjustment knob positions rip fence Ball, roller and sleeve bearings Keylock switch Anti-kickback safety dutch Stand included and its I fugitive's description kid naped a West Texas motorist. Dallas County Sheriff Clarence Jones said he believed Rene Adolfo Guzman could not cross the Texas border into Mexico because officials had the border "closed upi tight." But if Wednesday's kidnaping did involve Guzman, it means the fugitive may be trying to get to Mexico through New Mexico, Jones said.

Chief Deputy Allan Sweatt said he hopes Guzman has tried to flee the city. may still be holed-up in Dallas and he may have left Sweatt said. "We hope he starts running because a running rabbit is easier to catch than one still in his hole." Guzman and his brother, Mosies Zuniga Guzman, are charged with three counts of murder in connection with Monday night's execution of three God is Mind This means that you can turn to Him for guidance, good ideas, and understanding. You don't have to feel left out of the natural intelligence that comes from God. If you would like to know more about your own capacity as the child of God, or if you would like your children to know more, come with your whole family to our church on Sunday.

We welcome you to our services and Sunday School. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL Thtra ar 35 Christian Scicnca churcKai in Sraatar Boston. Consult your ttlaphona book undar "Christian Scianea" for tha church naarast you. fin mm AIM invariably spring open the chief said, "and we have an instant inferno." It is common for people to take these heaters into a bedroom and place them near the bed, Chief Dolan reported. Then, during the night, they turn, or throw off the covers.

Over goes the badly balanced heater i and again almost instant death from fire results, he said. The oniy type of space heater that is allowable is the large, permanently mounted type that is connected to a chimney flue and has the oil container at least 42 inches away from the heater.8 But these are expensive, compared to the $15 to $25 price of a "cremator." In the space heaters took countless lives across the country and caused millions of dollars in age. In 1959,: the Boston Fire under Chief John Clougherty, undertook a study of the cause of spaee heater fires. It took two years of research to find out why these things exploded. In 1961, armed with evidence, the department went to the Legislature seeking to have space heaters outlawed.

During the same year, space heaters caused 159 fires and took 15 lives in the city. the fire department prevailed and in 1962 SPACE HEATERS Continued from Page 1 The intense cold of the last two" months caused many immigrants in the city to buy up hundreds of space heaters. The unfortunate part of the matter is that the dealers who sold these "cremators" knew they were going to be used in a place of habitation. Worse, some of the space heaters were second hand, and they are even more dangerous (if that's possible) than new space The Boston fire department is again mounting an anti-space heater cam- paign. This time it's aimed at the Italian and Spanish-speaking people in the city.

Within a week, posters will be appearing in all parts of the city where these folks live, pointing out in language how dangerous space heaters are to life and property. "We -hope it works," Chief Dolan said. "I would hate to see a repeat of the '50s when night after night we went out only to find that we were too late. The space heater had taken more lives." Chief Dolan said the principal cause of fires from the portable space heaters is the fact they are allegedly portable. "People pick them up by the handle and carry them from one room to another," he said.

While in transport they Thomas freed by court in cabbie killing A 22-year-old Dorchester man charged with the murder of a cab driver, Dec. 12, was freed of the charge today in Dorchester District Court when Judge Jerome Troy ruled that the government failed to present a Larry C. Thomas, alias Larry Thompson, a laborer, was cleared of a charge of. slaying taxi driver John F. Allen 40, in Mattapan, Suffolk County Asst.

Dist. Atty. Henry Kara, the government prosecutor, placed Miss Patricia A. McKenna, 20, of West Rox-bury on the witness stand. She testified she was the girl friend of Ronald A.

Hubbard, 24, of Baird a taxi driver, who was also slain, Dec. 21, in Roxbury. Miss McKenna said she lived at the Baird st. address and heard both Hubbard and "Larry" Thomas, admit killing a cabbie. She said both men returned to the apartment with wallet, money and credit card of a cab driver.

i Thomas' counsel, Atty. Reuben Dawkins, under cross-examination, got from Miss McKenna that she did not know if the personal belongings were of the slain, cab driver Allen. At this point, the government rested its case. Judge Troy told the government prosecutor he had not "presented a case." He said "I do not read newspapers, except the Christian Science Monitor and Wall Street Journal. I know nothing about this case." He then found no probable cause and dismissed the murder complaint against Thomas.

income mm vt Cut Your fc r.r, YOUR CHOICE Gov. John Volpe signed a law making the use of the so-called "cremators" illegal in a building in which anyone lived. Now, the fire department starts all over again, trying to convince poor people who are cold that they will be killed if they try to get warm using cheap heat a tough job. positon Cbem'ng UU Published by GLOBK NEWSPAPEB Boston, Mass. 02107 h.

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