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TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1971 THE DAILY NOTES, CANONSBURG, PA. PAGE SEVEN Chinese 'Thaw Reveals Standing Of Red Economy 'Bad Boy 'Of Chess Facing Tough Foe (EDITOR'S NOTE: Charles Smith, Far East correspondent of the Financial Times, is just ratiirnaJ frAtn a visit Ia lh VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPD Canton area of Communist me Da of world chess conpetition, faces what might be the most crucial period his. young career beginning this, week. By CHARLES SMITH London Financial Times UPI I.rtNnnN fnn nf tha mnct Fischer, the U0 notable feature of the Chinese the MiRtUnion's "thaw" which set in last year with a succession of diplomatic 2r mam laimanoy.

loursaay ai the University British Columbia in four moves and has continued in iQ7i a virH.nen nf quarter-f inal matches being table tennis has been the ed through wrld revelation-or partial revelation The quarter-finals lead to the TO candidates matches to deter- wrth mine wh0 me4M Cham- Thp'naraHnv vhirh BWIt- a P0n Boris SpaSSkv, of the as the "bad boy" of the chess world for the strict restrictions he places on his matches. Religious Rules Observed In Vancouver, he has stipulated that competition end at sundown Fridays and not resume until sundown Saturdays for religious reasons and the public nbe excluded from the room where the match is played. But the University of British Columbia, the Canadian Chess Federation will transmit the moves to an adjacent room in the graduate centre for the public. the quarter-final round between Fischer and Taimanov is expected to last three weeks. Rounds are scheduled for May 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27, 30 and June 2.

The final round is scheduled for June 4. The match will have ended when one player reaches 5V2 points. It at the end of 10 rounds the score is tied 5-5, the first win in extension rounds decides the match. iii IT iw 1Q-70 wantg the title and MEANWHILE, out in the desert an Egyptian anti-aircraft unit keeps a wary watch on the skies for Israeli planes as one of the crew makes a report via telephone. the country is both relatively affluent and at the same time ePerts a good EE) YORKE (SOUNDS LIKE YORK) POT GOES TO GOVERNMENT Biggest marijuana haul in U.S.

history five tons, enough lo make 12 million cigarettes is in the truck on a San Francisco dock, and the jtwo boats seized lie at anchor. Eight persons were nabbed with the $1.5 million hauisitwo on the "Mercy Wiggins" at left, two on the "Andiamo" at right, plus four waiting with a camper-bus at the San Francisco marina. Federal agents worked on the case for a year and a half. The boats are from Mexico. forbiddingly austere.

wiam-c jh The city of Canton, the In other quarter-finals largest in South China and by matches- Lar: any standards an important Uhlmn of economic center, has thTstyle Gfmany PalmaS' and appearance which would be Champion natural to a quiet provincial JWr Petrcn(teke, on Hans town in any other Asian "Vf )Vest Germany in country Milan, Italy; arid, Wctor Korch- In the countryside around "Vafd Efrafr Canton it is still possible to see Sotj1' women pushing heavily loaded Geora- hand-carts or peasants working Expert. End by the thousands on a 3 construction project where the Fls.chfr main tools are the pick and the Larsen ffh end to straw basket. Soviet dominn the game. Yet, the endless green rice Bodar of Yugoslavia, PROGRESS PROGRESS PROGRESS paddies of the Pearl River Basin have some of the highest mateh- wre Mmss Llfe and TO iummiifi and are steadily becoming still ure he thlftoPf more productive as the people's mos talenjed commune year by year add to America has produced since their irrigation networks and PauA He is described as the experiment with imported or ao inLnnc vordnne tha genius the likes of which A short-stalked rice (the strains appear but once in a century." COUNCIL Nude Swimmers Draw Disapproval From Neighbors TREWSOWES, England (UPD The neighbors don't like it but the Rev. Charles Roach smiles with approval as men and women frolic in the nude together in his swimming pool.

Roach, 62, drew the neighbors' ire when he sent out brochures advertising a pool he owns in this quiet hamlet in the south of England as an "enclosure which affords complete privacy where bathers may dispense with their costumes (bathing suits) if they so desire." Since the brochures went out last month, the Anglican clergyman has been doing a brisk business renting the pool to nudists and tourists in general who prefer to swim together in the altogether. "I have been called a filthy But, the 28-year-old native of which, elsewhere in Asia, have been hastening the "green Brooklyn, N.Y., is known also FRANCIS J. BUCKLEY, JR. EDWARD J. NORWOOD In Canton itself, shabby FOOTier PSI 06111 buildings may hide well-stocked department stores selling tran- pOHOWS ROUtlflB THEY Ed Yorlce He has served well for 4 years.

Energetic Young Aggressive He is Chairman of Ihe Street Department which everyone agrees is one of the best in Pennsylvania. ELECT ED YORKE FOR COUNCIL 3rd WARD sistors, watches and sewing oiL, D' iLJ machines as well as the Oil Otll DirtflCldy ubiquitous vacuum flask from which every Chinese family INDEPENDENCE, Mo. serves an apparently endless (UPD While dignitaries from succession of cups of team. Missouri and both major The explanation for the political parties came to apparent discrepancy between Independence, made speeches medieval simplicity and this and fired off cannons, former highly specialized form of President Harry Truman Tax Relief For The Elderly No More Septic Tanks Free Garbage Collection Recreation For All Ages A Return For A Spent Upgraded Police Protection Redevelopment Better Streets Flood Control Ball Fields Co-operation Neighborhood Parks heggar by one of my neighbors One Man One Vote Sound Money Management affluence is quite simply tbatjhiiself ijMg djecausft.af -ihe. decent Wages and Pension Klati tor Boro employees Promises are easy to make but hard to keep.

Vote for the men who make no promises but keep their word. bathing In my pool," he said. "The person must have a warped mind." "There is nothing evil about the naked body it can be a very beaitiful thing," he said. NORWOOD (First On Ballot) BUCKLEY (Last On Ballot) unma is one oi me most nigniy routine oi reaamg ana relaxing disciplined countries in the for most of his 87th birthday, world and the discipline He did receive two additional spreads far beyond the enforce- visitors Saturday at his Inde-ment of a particular patterns of pendence home one of them a consumer spending. surprise guest.

Every factory, every com- Minnesota Senator Hubert H. mune, and even every school in Humphrey paid a surprise 25-China, appears to be falling minute visit shortly after over itself to avoid buying from Postmaster General Winton an outside source (even a Blount chatted for a brief time "fraternal any article with the 33rd President. Hum-that can be made on the spot, phrey carried with him a The doctrine of self sufficien- present, a copy of his own book cy, or, as the Chinese would put he published in 1968 when he it, "solving problems in accor- was running for president, dance with the brilliant thought "It's my propaganda book," of Chairman Mao Tse-tung," is Humphrey said. "The President one of the most remarkable said he would read it with great aspects of China's economic interest." VOTE MAY 18th Paid Political Advertisement. system.

1 "I think the world of this man," Humphrey said. "In my book he's one of the great men of all times." Humphrey said he found Truman to be in good spirits. "He looked wonderful. He was sharp, pleasant, happy and joking." Truman himself made one public appearance on his birthday, though a stamp commemorating Missouri's Young People From Yukon Visit 'Civilization' WALNUT CREEK, Calif. (UPD One young boy reached down and touched the paved roadway in wonderment.

A girl hardly could be tugged A MESSAGE TO THE SILENT MAJORITY: Let Your Voice Be Heard On Election Day. Join The Tax Revolution, And Register Your Opposition To The High Taxes, And To The Waste Of Tax Money. IT'S TIME FOR A Elect A New Democratic Team To Council From Ganonsburg's Second Ward. 3IVE YOUR VOTE TO THESE CANDIDATES NOT TO THE MACHINE! 150th year of statehood was away from the gleaming unveiled by Blount at the with high-priced features plus no-iron care of Permanent Press fabrics. 2 automatic cycles and timed drying Custom Dry control automatically shuts off dryer at time you pre-select 3 settings for proper drying temp Fast, quiet drying Extra-large, top-mounted lint screen is easy to remove and Truman Library only a mile from his home.

A 24-cannon salute to Truman by the former President's World War I National Guard unit opened the ceremonies. An 18-year-old tradition of celebration among some 300 of Truman's friends was continued at a downtown Kansas City hotel with wine labeled "89 and still going strong." The party has been without its guest of honor since 1966. A Truman aide said greeting large numbers of old friends tires Truman. ciean BriMI Onrf At I fort At $139 supermarket. Among the first pictures taken with new gift cameras was the line of traffic at a red light.

None of the children from the Yukon wilderness had ever seen a traffic light before. Two dozen school children from the tiny, isolated community of Ross River, Canada in the Yukon Territory (pop. 250) are visiting bustling California for 10 days. They barely can believe their eyes. "They're completely overwhelmed," said a teacher who accompanied the youngsters to the bustling San Francisco Bay area.

"It's quite an education." In Ross River, many of the children never had seen a stranger, let alone skyscrapers, bridges, freeways and big industrial plants. Their adventure started with an airplane trip and they arrived loaded with gifts of caribou horns and bear traps for their fourth grade "pen pals" in Walnut Creek's Valle Verde elementary school. The children, age 10 and 11, were guests in the homes of their Walnut Creek counterparts, with whom they have been exchanging letters since September. The trip was made possible by a joint effort on the part of both the Yukon children and the Walnut Creek youngsters. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL "Zi ARMLESS ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER COSTS LESS TO BUY up to $40 Um COSTS LESS TO INSTALL needs no vnt or flue.

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