The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 6

The Bee: Danville a Monday Oct 27 1969 Virginia Zone New York orecast Stock Exchange mwMtwiuuiiiuiua (Noon Quotations) 60 11 I Nat Genl 40 31 NatGyps L05 American List Vs '4 Vi 1 5 25 33 659 643 1 66 Grade rails grade rails utilities 7 120 51 '25 7 4 365 24 27 139 76 107 106 21 16 149 85 14 24 6 72 1 vi '4 46 161 71 95 52 76 47 31 96 25 47 50 19 415 392 24 66 2 10 832 823 805 904 870 802 910 858 Woolwth 120 Xerox Co 60 Zele Corp 64 15 Rails 8 1576 1568 1546 1527 2079 2177 1480 2174 1656 10 Ind 676 88 23 37 81'4 22 11'4 Gen Tompkins Dies Classmate Of Eisenhower un un 935 906 920 894 922 891 902 880 15 13 99 100 9 78 12 41 70 13 18 44 4 2 18 56 127 X69 3 57 38 15 70 180 70a 140 130 Vt 14'4 874 12'4 15 8'4 20'4 7 12'4 78 40'4 15 New York cents 5473 016 5773 017 4387 016 4183 006 16 76 X23 84 24 23 15 36 4 5 3 53 32 6 29 24 24 10 77 57 6 150 70 6 The 35 163 51 22 6 41 18 52 26 25 22 20 57 31 Vt 36'4 40 58 2576 19'4 40 72'4 5576 83'4 43 29 3474 27 43 3548'4 23 47'4 21 15 35 21'4 17 46 2674 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764 814 783 39'4 99'4 3476 30 16'4 4576 47 28 40 29'4 26'4 57 31'4 50 34 34 43 5786 42 4276 26'4 1476 22'4 28'4 23'4 145 27'4 290 54'4 34 Cooler Weather OnWayToNC Bonds Hioher Second Puhlir Industrlals RICHMOND (AP) Some 12000 Virginia school teachers and administrators began flood ing into Richmond today for the annual five day state convention I of the Virginia Education Asso ciation This sessionn however will be marked by issues a good deal more testy than the traffic jams that snarl downtown dur ing the meetings Up for discussion that looks particularly hot are two items knows as professional ne gotiations and the sional teaching practices The first is intended to legal ize collective bargaining be tween school boards and teach ers If a local associa tion decided it wanted to bar 25 37 28 15'4 52 30 47 21 30 29'4 3274 23 58 74 31 3376 NEW YORK (AP) lock market was mixed in moderately active trading early today i Advances held a comfortable margin over declines at 463 to 246 among individual issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange but the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials at 10:30 am was off 231 at 85995 Some analysts said there was good chance the market could extend its two week rally and register higher gains They said investors were still optimistic over chances of a breakthrough in Vietnam peace efforts and the proved ability to recover in the past two weeks after profit taking Opening blocks included 17000 85764 462 20181058 11890 025 28787 067 7101006 7070012 7780 7926 2674 25'4 65 31'4 2476 2676 23 14 4732 2Pj am 3 P1 4n 31 16 30'4 66'4 44 24 26'4 20'4 59'4 14'4 42 49'4 34'4 33 79'4 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lower temperatures in the wake of a cool front are expect ed in North Carolina mountains tonight and all the way to the coast by Tuesday air but cool weather is fore cast for Wednesday by the Weather Bureau The weekend was warm 'and pleasant in Tarheelia New Bern had the highest reading jn thestate Sunday 7a but in most places the temperature was in the upper 60s or lower 70s Rainfall was reported in a few areas in light amounts ear ly today as the cool front effects began to be felt Cloudy skies were in prospect for today with some showers 24075 160 170 Noon Mon Prev Day Week Aqo Month Ago 1969 1969 1968 1968 81 41 12 39 18 6 47 33 71 46 8 9 78'6 45'4 34'4 19'4 297 60 37 95'4 17 16 39 4574 28'4 50 72 25' 23 44'4 29 24'4 467 17 29' i 24 81'4 37'4 76 25'6 3574 2076 5276 36 5674 46 34'4 2476 112 21 51'4 32 41 2776 35'4 159 22'4 37'4 50'4 7376 RICHMOND (AP) Maj Gen William razier Tompkins a retired Army general who was a classmate of Gen Dwight Eisenhower at West Point died here Sunday He was 77 A Richmond native Tompkins served under Eisenhower when the late president was secretary of the general staff of the War Department After retiring from the Army in 1946 Tompkins became comp troller of the Medical College ol Virginia where he remained until he retired in 1962 as vice president for financial affairs Tompkins served prior to World War I with Gen John expeditionary forces in Mexico During World ar I he was a captain in the Corps of Engineers in rance During World War II he served at the War College in Washington and in the ar East ern Theater Two of his three sons were killed while serving with the Army during World War II Tompkins is survived by his widow Mrs Elizabeth Hamilton Toinpkins a son Christopher Tompkins of New Orleans and two sisters Miss Delia Tomp kins and Miss Ellen Tompkins both of Richmond uneral arrangements are jh complete 1'4 Schedule Revised or Southbound Southern Train AmCyan 36 25 16 306 28 339 39 245 105 214 53 28 47 124 8 152 X54 21 63 2976 iu X32 2 101 68 453 25 133 32 137 56 27 23 2 126 55 174 16 28'4 4U 74 16 147 5 Testy Issues Are In Prospect or VEA Confab 3876 53 1976 2576 2776 139'4 29 10'4 48'4 26 27 42 44'4 15 39'4 99 3536 46'4 30 14 32'4 11'4 26'4 5'4 15'4 776 10'4 30 4461 4381 4265 5144 5135'4184 5311 4356 16 21 33 65 137 25 33 16 6 2 249 53 83 11 77 15 52 19 16 62 12 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2376 55' 30'4 48'4 36 32 97'4 27'6 5'4 2976 1676 57'4 20 66 55'4 75'4 28'4 72 20'4 22 40 77V 671 159 '4 22'4 40'4 32 16 31'4 66'4 45 26'6 59'4 48'4 28'4 39'4 41 31'4 46'4 26'4 58'4 315' 8 7 32'4 18 4276 124 41'4 170 73'4 103 574 X4 141 72 42 1574 11'4 I 32 i I 10'4 I I 4 776 10 6'4 12 32 5 34 3 3 4 16 893 16 7 X4 70 16 27 2374 3 227 2 4676 467 24: 28'4 28'4 9 87 56 27 43'4 29 35'4 27'4 36'4 48'4 23 48 47 5 VI 67 9776 43 47'4 46 51 7'4 NOROLK (AP) Gov Mills Godwin Jr has sug gested while dedicating the new Darden Building at Old Domin ion University that it might be a proper place to begin boosting the productivity of Virginia col leges He noted during the ceremony here Sunday that former Gov Colgate Darden Jr for whom the building is named had compiled enough accomp lishments as governor con gressman and college president to become defender of the status But instead he said Darden had chosen to apply wis dom of his wide experience to the sponsorship of still further Likewise he said Old Domin ion alma mater had grown from a branch of Wil liam and Mary to a four year university in the space of a few years but should not stop there can foresee a the governor said the irrestistible force of the demand for education and the immov able object of taxpayer resist The new challenge he said will surely be to see rath er than simply expanding exist ing physical plants ad infinitum Virginia educators learn bet ter to use what they have cannot advise you how this might be done" he said is the job of the educators them selves I can only warn you in the strongest terms that it must be done seems obvious to me that we cannot continue this geomet ric progression of tax funds without evidence that the pro ductivity of our college plants is Godwin added that qualitative as well as quantitative change also should be the order of the day he said this is one of the things that the students are trying to tell us Underneath their concern about the war in Vietnam and poverty and social problems at home I think there is also a growing concern that they are not being adequately prepared in the col lege classroom for life in the final third of the 20th 4 '4 76 38 '4 25'4 35'4 18 76 2576 7074 '4 22'4 '4 '4 i 32 '4 9 '4 16'4 20 3776 '4 287 4 4476 29'6 28 27'6 8 34'4 40'4 2274 33 1976 44'4 22'4 47'4 53 31 3376 4576 38'4 35'4 18'4 71' 22'4 43'4 42 3676 I 7 I 2988 I 2995 I 2946 2869 3544 3609 6 281 1604 3638 1351 2991 45 98'4 75'4 4074 59'4 1776 9 46'4 9 39'4 23'4 37 25'4 19 24'4 24'4 '4 WZ 'U 71 9 29 16'4 20 8 37 41 28 51 4476 37 40 157 51'4 i 12 40'4 '47 20 50 27'4 27 49 X10 5214 28'4 4474 26 1474 7576 75'4 JU' 22'4 2274 143'4 Revised arrival and departure times went into effect yesterday for Southern Train No 47 on itis southbound run from Washington DC The train' will leavewthe capital at 7:25 pm daily an hour and 15 minutes later than the previous departure time of 6:10 pm This means the train will ar rive at the Danville station at 12:21 am and depart at 12:31 am It previously arrived at 11:06 pm and departed at 111 A Southern spokesman said the new schedule which is ef fective at all points for between Washington and New Orleans was made necessary because of changes in connecting trains of the Penn Central Railway north of Washington also effective yesterday Under the revised schedule will be car ried from New York to Washington as part of Penn Central Train No 173 departing New York at 3 pm daily and arriving in Washington at 6:50 pm In addition the new schedule will permit passengers using Penn Metroliner leaving New York at 4:15 pm and 30th Street Station at 5:31 pm to transfer to the at Washington Northbound from Washington will continue to be carried on Penn Central No 126 with departure time from the capital set at 8:35 am daily five minutes later than the previous schedule Departure times from Washington Baltimore Md Wilmington Del and the Philadelphia station also will be five minutes later with no change in time beyond these points 9'4 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Elton Ya 140 AG 10 E'PasoNG 1 ltra Cn 120 mer Elec 1 exnt I Ethvl Co 72 60b Eversharp elrchC She airch Hiller Inc edders 40 DeotS lr 1 iltrol 2 itestne 160 stChrt 229f linlkole 1 la Pow 152 l'PwLt 188 MC Co 85 oodair 90 roromot etMcK reeoSul niahCn 6 AC CP 50 GA Coro 40 Gsm Sko 130 Gannett 48 GenDvnam 1 Gen Elec 260 Gen ds 260 Gen Mills 88 GenMot 340a GPubUt 160 Tel El 152 Gen Tire lb Ga Pac 80b Gerber 110 GettyOII 38g Gillette 140 Glen Alden Global Marin Goodrich 172 Goodyear 85 GraceCo 150 GranlteC Stl GrantW 140 Gt AAP '130 Cf Nnr Rv 1 Gt west lnl 44 urwnunit vo GreenGnt 96 Greyhound 1 GrummnCo I Gulf Oil 150 ulfStnUt 96 GolfWIn 40a II hurt 105 Harris Int 1 mciawng err Inc HewPack HoernWal Net Last Cha 17 11 31 Vi 5 22' 30 19 Compiled by The Associated Press iu ig to Ulil an Yd un un 747 749 751 807 796 740 823 784 79 18 1876 0876 4 19' 19 57 57' 76 28 28 47 3 47 43 26 26 37 37: 35 23 14 11 15 11 32 11 26' 9 V6 5 6 15 8 7Vt 10 6 7Vi 14 1 12 15 8 20 10 7 '4 12 78 40 15 4 11 7 89 24 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change OV 74 31 7 24 26'4 33 1 47 32'4 49 1 29 776 34 40 Vt 17 19 48 I I 1 vi 5J 31 28 14 876 12 15'4 8 20 10 12 79 4'4 6 89 24'4 38 Associated Press 1969 5J9CK AVERAGES Compiled by The Associated Press is eg Util Stock 1412 1414 1394 1331 1591 130 TheiHo Electrn iHonuvinn zu HolivSuo 120 Homestke 40 Honeywl 120 Househ 110 HoustLP 112 Howmet 70 idahoPw 160 Ideal Basic 1 III Cent 114 Imo Co Am INA Co 140 InoerRand 2 Inland Stl 2 InterlkSt 180 IBM 4 fnt Harv 180 IntMiner 25o IntNIck 120a Int Pao 150 Int T4T 95 Iowa Beef lowaPSv 132 Itek Coro Jewel Co 150 JohnMan 120 JohnJhn 80a JonLogan 80 JoneLau 135 Jostens 60 Joy Mfg 140 Kaiser Al 1 Kan GE 136 KanPwL 118 Katy Ind Kenncott 240 Kerr Me 150 hares of Woolworth off 1 atttco5 no0 nresge S5 40 Kroger 130 Lear Sieg 50 LehPCem 60 Leh Vai Ind Lehmn 161g LibOrd 280 Llbb McN Ligg My 250 Ling TV 133 Litton 189t LockhdA 120 LoewsThe 13 LoneS Cem 1 LoneSGa 112 LonglsLt 130 Lucky Str 80 Lukens Stl 1 LVO Corp Lyk Yng 30g Macke Co 3b Macy RH 1 Mad 356g Magnvox 120 Marafhn 160' Marcor Inc 1 Mar Mid 160' MartinM 110 MayDStr 160 Maytag 1 McDonnD 40 Mead Corp 1 MelvSho 130 Merck 180a MGM 600 Microdot 30g MidSoUtil 88 MlnnMM 160 MinnPLt 120 MobilOil 220 Mohasco 110 Monsan 180 Mont Pw 163 Mor Nor 80 Motorola 1 MtStTT 124 Nat Airlin 40 Nat Bisc 220 Nat Can 80 NatCash 120 Nat Distil 90 Nat uel 168 54 54 za 15 35 15 21 16 16' 25 27 41'4 27 34 18'4 59V 107 146 20 25 24 29 10 31 48'4 13 75 4476 76' 29' 164 38 7374 146 24 27 163 29 27 35 24 19 49 Aqo Hiah Low Hiqh Low BOND AVERAGES 20 Net change Noon Mon 1 1 Prev Day 593 Week Ago 59 9 Month Aoo 597 re Aqo ivov 1969 1968 1968 stocksnes averages 30 Industrials 20 Rails 15 Utilities 65 Stocks BONDS 4U 10 10 10 in NYSE INDEX NEW YORK (AP) Noon Stock Exchange Index: Market Index Industrial Trnsoortation Utility inance 40'4 1 20 6J 1 44 55'4 15 29'4 75'4 26 28'4 '4 72 20'4 17 39 Vt 3776 11 31 32'4 4 4n 16 31'4 43'4 '4 66 A i 49'4 1 34 '4 79 43 52 42 69 27 23 4271 28 Wt 14 50 23 143 27 286 1 25 37 Vi 15 3576 15 1 Vi 4 7 Vi 27'4 27 18 22 Vt 4 32 14 18 44 34 Vi 19 99 56'4 37 26 27 93 Vt Vi 55'4 45 28' 50 72 25 23 Vt 44'4 29 24'4 45 64 7 17 29'4 Vt 25 35 40 51 35 1 45 26 13 94 22 24 38 24 91 34 9 43 52 15 33 17 13 60 35 181 83 38 6 42'4 105 2974 2 93 365 60 97 12 57 57 529 58'4 12 3776 1 2 36 68 9 53 26 35 31 154 5 4 22'4 12 16 32 27 38'4 4 23 7 22 74 14 14 45 8 8 2 16 41 67 X62 35 22 23 8 17 89 9 30 23 11 46 15 9 46f 13 85h 32 250 54 80 8 25 311 79 108 3 45 (hds) High Lew 16 17 17 108 11 1 5 31 31 215 6 5 6 22 22 25 30 197 20 19 37 3 3'4 14 23V 22 19 16 News Leader Backs Holton or Governor RICHMOND Va (AP) The Richmond News Leader today endorsed Republican gubernato rial nominee A Lonwood Holton first time the newspaper has endorsed a GOP candidate for governor in its 73 years of publishing The endorsement said: real questions in this election are whether Virginia for the first time in more than a generation is to have a governor in tune with the national leader ship whether Virginia is to con tinue its implicit support by the election of Democrats tc state office of the policy of the national Democratic party whether finally there is a home any more for progressive in the Democatic party of Vir ginia or later if party labels are to have any meaning at all conservatives will have to move over to the Republican party the party that nationally has been the custodan of collective conserva tive interest the agent of con servative aspiration The Republican party of through Lonwood Hol deserves an opportunity to to try to restore Virginia to the national leadership it used to know and to give estranged conservatives a home once The Richmond News Leader an afternoon daily styles itself as independent publisher is Tennant Bryan chairman of the publishing firm that also publishes the morning and daily Richmond Times Dispatch Appeals ollow ine And Time or Weapons ines and sentences were meted out today in Municipal Court to two defendants found guilty of possession of concealed weapons Warner William Stamps 28 year old Negro of Ringgold Rt 1 noted appeals after he was ordered to pay a $15 fine for drunkenness and was given a six month sentence and fined $100 on the weapon charge Also appealing a similar $100 fine and six month a concealed weapon charge was James Edward Harrison year old Negro of Pelham Rt 1 NC A bad check charge brought James Rodney Armstrong 39 of 878 Arnett Blvd a $10 fine and 30 day suspended sentence Kay gauldin Davis 19 of 616 Hughes St noted an appeal after she was fined $50 on an abusive language Three persons were fined $10 and a total of $15o fw'( fishing without a license and more than two dozen drunkejj nesj cases' comprised the balance of the docket Swift Closing Not To Affect Area Distribution Ths Swift Co distributing outlet on Craghead St will be closed effective Nov 26 but distribution of the meat products to this area will not be affected by the move Plant Manager Burton Beasley said no decision has yet been made on where the facilities will be relocated but emphasized that will con tinue to stay on the market products will continue to be distributed in the area just as they always he ex plained service will be made from another The Craghead of fice has served as headquarters for distribution of Swift pro ducts to retail outlets in the area for many years Mrs Winnie Osborne uneral Rites Held uneral services for Mrs Winnie Wade Osborne were conducted today at 11 am at Wrenn Yeatts Chapel with in terment following in 4 Higiand Burial Park Pallbearers were Jimmy Wilkerson Richard Broome John lora Ricky Osborne the Overton Wallace WaJe Johnny Crenshaw and Harold Wade gain with its board over salar ies or curriculum the act the VEA wants would require the school board to negotiate in good faith urthermore a new state three member regulatory agency would be set up to over see such negotiations The practices act would cre ate another new state commis sion this one with 22 members to give teachers a legal say on who enters their profession how they conduct themselves as teachers wh is ejected from the ranks and on what grounds Both items will be considered by the 2000 convention delegates Thursday Until then the delegates will occupy themselves with work shops seminars and meetings and on Wednesday night a speech by Gov Mills Godwin Jr Hatching and raising catfish is a profitable business in Ark ansas and some other states A wuuwiiiniiuiuwmnnawuutiffliuiiuuum 5 North Carolina orecast UUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIII Coast and Outer Banks: Cloudy with ram or: showers likely tonight and Tuesday morning followed by clearing and cooler during Tuesday Lows tonight 55 64 Highs Tues day mostly 60 67 South to south west winds five to 15 mph to night shifting to northwesterly 10 to 15 mph Tuesday Prob ability of precipitation 30 pei cent tonight and 60 per cent Tuesday Outlook for Wednes day fair and cool Coastal Plain: Rain or show ers likely tonight Lows tonight 48 to 56 Partly cloudy and cool er Tuesday with highs 56 to 65 Much cooler Tuesday night Variable mostly south to south west winds five to 10 mph to night with winds shifting to northwesterly Tuesday morn ing 10 to 15 mph and gusty Probability of precipitation 70 per cent tonight and 20 per cent Tuesday Outlook for Wednes day fair and cool Piedmont: Clearing and cool er tonight preceded by showers east portion during evening Low temperatures tonight dip ping down into the 40s Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler with highs 56 to 64 Variable mostly northwest winds about 10 mph tonight Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph Tuesday Probabilitj of precipitation 40 per cent to night and 10 per cent Tuesday Outlook for Wednesday fair and cool Mountains: Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows 38 to 48 Tuesday fair and quite cool Highs Tuesday mostly 50s Probability of precipitation 20 per cent tonight and 10 per cent Tuesday Outlook for Wednes day fair and cool Arrested GOP Voting Officials Meet The Press RICHMOND Tre Republican party prepared to day to fire another salvo in its campaign to make the vote fraud issue a major one in the current gubernatorial campaign Attorney general nominee Richard Obenshain was scheduled to meet the press with several of the Republican elec tion officials from Dickenson County who the Republicans say were arrested recently for try ing to enforce the elec tion laws two years ago Even as the GOP flew the of ficials to Richmond the nominee for governor Linwood Holton fired off his second tele gram to Gov Mills Godwin Jr on the vote fraud issue The wire sent Sunday cited new evidence that politicians in Southwest Virginia were the mail ballot in advance of the Nov 4 state general elec tion Holton said nearly 850 absen tee ballot applications have been received in Wise County and 650 in Lee County 300 received in the last 10 and 165 in Dickenson County Holton made no effort to tie the ballot activity to any parti cular political party or candi date but urged as he had last week that Godwin send police investigates into he area He said the only way in sure a pure is for such investigators interview the applicants and impound their ballots if it appears that they indeed are not ill and do not plan to be absent from liie county on election Carolina Counts At Least 14 Traffic Deaths By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS At least 14 persons half of them teen agers were killed in weekend traffic accidents in North Carolina The State Highway Patrol said most of the victims were young persons In addition to the sev en teen agers two of those killed were under the age of 10 three were in their 20s and one was 35 The remaining victim was 51 The weekend fatalities pushed the highway death toll for the year to 1422 compared to 1511 for the corresponding period of last year Lucas Taylor 7 of Rt 4 Zeb ulon and Patricia Ann Smith 8 of Winston Salem were the youngest accident victims They died in separate but similar ac cidents when they were struck by vehicles near their homes Six of the teen age victims died in single car crashes and the seventh died in an accident involving only his motorcycle They were Mark Stanley Sin clair 16 of' East lat Rock Jerry Wayne Scott 18 of Iron Station in Lincoln County Ter ry Allen Bryan 18 of Marshall Garry Lynn Webb 17 of Rt 5 Oxford Randy Young Allen 18 of Eden Margaret Elizabeth Thompson 19 of Gaffney SC and William Roger Pickle 16 of Durham Internship Plan In Government IsSuggested REIDSVILLE (AP) An extensive program of intern ships in government business and other fields coordinated at the state level may be the way to bridge the gap between col lege students and the the suggestion of more than 90 representatives of both segments of society who met over the weekend at Chinqua Penn' Plantation near Reidsville to discuss their differences and try to establish Student body leaders from most of North col leges met with state leaders of business industry government and religion in a program called Operation Interface The un usual meeting ended Sunday ine suggestion for the intern ship program to be coordinated Hau wL Al At it iuauuoii me iNonn varonna Board of Higher Education de veloped out of a series of small group discussions Presiding at the three day meeting was Alan Albright president of the student body at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The originator of the confer ence was Roger Jones director of educational relations for Western Electric one of the in dustries that financed the meet ing He said before the confer ence that the sponsors hoped it would across the idea that a siuaent is not just a radical and a businessman is not just a money grubbing During program mum nunn varoima Gov Terry Sanford proposed a spe cial bond issue to provide low interest loans for college stu dents Sanford said such loans would ease the financial burden caused by rising college costs and sky rocketing interest rates Blacks Warned To Be Wary Dick Nixon DURHAM (AP) Dr Reginald Hawkins a Negro can didate for governor of North Carolina in 1968 likened Prcsi dent "forgotten to Ku Klux Klansmcn of 1876 and warned blacks to be wary In a speech Saturday at dedi cation ceremonies at Malcolm Liberation University Dr Hawkins warned his audience not to forget in 1876 the Ku Klux Klan was turned on us mindful of what Nixon and his likes are doing to us to day by turning loose the forgot ten man in the name of law and he said Mrs Betty Shabazz widow of the slain Negro leader for whom the school is named said black people have made tremendous contributions to human historv but thsee have been blotted out by the white man white man has originat ed she said stole it from black people and today we even know the black contribution to The Malcolm school was or ganized to train American Ne groes to establish a separate na tion in Africa Students Protest" 11 Suspensions rA or 'Dorm In' WILLIAMSBURG (AP)' The Student Association at the College of William and Mary will press its case this week fof 11 men students suspended Sat urday night for entertaining co eds in their dormitory rooms?" The 11 were part of a massive demonstration de signed to pressure the admin istration into liberalizing social regulations at the state school' Sunday some 400 placard car rying representatives of the 4 000 member student body par aded around the colonial camp us in support of the 11 and SA leaders urged students to keep the situation peaceful Bob Beason president of the senior class said the adminis (ration action in suspending the 11 had been sneaky and but said anything other than a peacefu demonstration of support to them tears up our The SA agreed Sunday to tike' the case to the Board of Student1 Affairs a joint group made up of faculty students and admin istrators Both the SA andthe board had endorsed the in" Saturday however when girls flocked into the dormit 1 ories college officials distribut ed a two page flyer signed by Dr Davis Paschall presi dent of the school warning that men found with girls in their rooms would be suspended Sunday the SA officials pro tested that the 11 suspended had been only a few of the partici pants in the 'and said all of the participants should be punished if any are The students also claimed that the suspensions 'were illegal since they were not heard by the disciplinary committee but were made on the spot Despite their anger at the sus pensions however student lead ers Sunday voted down prdpo? als for a classroom strike or a campus sit in and decided to await session with the board Steering Group 4 Wants Changes In Abortion Law RICHMOND (AP) An 80 member steering committee ha been formed to study and lobby for changes in cir rently restrictive abortion law The committee was formed Saturday at a meeting at the irst Unitarian Church here where women members protest ed the fact that most laws oa abortion are written by men Abortion said one committee member is "a woman's prob The committee headed by Mrs Betty Kenley of Rich mond passed a resolution call ing for the elimination of abor tions by nonliccnscd persons in nonaccredited and for support of abor tion reform through ment and court action pending of the state's present laws Virginia now permits legal abortions only to save the lift of the mother Our drycleaning gives vour winter clothes a jt a i 4 Xra Wm 1 4 See June on Petticoat Junction CBS June Lockhart's wardrobe main tains a bright touch of spring only her Sanitone drycleaner can provide Your clothes can share this same bright springtime feel now and all year long by de pending on Sanitone l'eiiMasternrydtaKr Other victims included Wash ington Jennings Jr 23 of Lum berton Hilda Wade 18 of Rt 5 Oxford George Solo mon Williams 51 of Harrells in Sampson County Walter Ed ward Dingle 35 of ayetteville and Daniel Carson Blackwell 23 of Yanceyville The Piedmont Plateau in cen tral North Carolina covers 21 000 square miles 'J Laundry Dry Cleaning 1095 Riverside Dr Dial 792 1511 BRANCH OICE Lynn St STAR AST SERVICE 2325 No Main St.