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22 Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Tuesday, November 23, 1971 Nixon Speeds 'Early Out'for Soldiers In Viet SAIGON (UPI) American soldiers in Vietnam who would normally be due to return to the United States by Jan. 15 will be home by Christmas, the U.S. Army announced today. Army, spokesmen said the normal annual "early Christmas has been speeded up this year by President Nixon's program to withdraw another 25,000 GI's from Vietnam during December and 20,000 in January. Military sources said that the President's quota would probably be exceeded in December by several thousand while January withdrawals would be correspondingly less.

Army spokesmen cautioned however that any GI who would normally be going home after Jan. 15 but who secured an earlier withdrawal date will go that date and no PIES AND MORE PIES Getting ready for the Thanksgiving season, James Bryant of Washington, D.C., pours pumpkin, filling into pie shells at the Fairfield Farm Kitchens, a division of the Marriott Corp. Thanksgiving is the busiest time UPl-Doily NEWS Facsimile of the year for this modern food preparation center. Huge ovens roast mountains of turkeys, immense vats cook 42,500 gallons of giblet gravy and pies run off the automated bakers by tens of thousands. No Motto Swi Mass Murderer; 5 Die 30, BALTIMORE (UPI) Raymond Ferrell-El, had worked at the PPG Industries' paint brush plant in southwest Baltimore since June.

Until Monday he never was late for work. Ferrell-El did not show up until late afternoon Monday. When he arrived, he was wearing camouflage military fatigues, a knapsack, and a canteen. He carried two rifles. ARVNIn Blunt Red Threat In Cambodia SAIGON lumns of co- South Vietnamese home on earlier.

This includes soldiers whose City Youth Runs Into Side Of Moving Car A four-year-old local boy escaped serious injury and possible death Monday afternoon when he reportedly ran into the side of a moving vehicle at Seventh and Willow Streets. Treated at Good Samaritan Hospital following the mishap was Kenneth E. Weiser; 3 Hornet son of Eugene Weiser. He suffered bruises of the head arid face. This was one of five vehicular mishaps reported to city Monday.

Sgt. Anthony. Faricovic said the Weiser child ran: into the side of a car driven by Anna May Kopp, S. The police report said when the child made contact with the car and fell to the street the driver swerved to her right and thus avoided the possibility of running over the boy with the rear wheels of fcer car. At the time of the mishap the car was traveling west on WiU low Street and the boy was running from the south to the north side of the street: Damage, at $600 resulted -from a two-car crash Monday afternoon at Eighth and Poplar streets.

Edward Curtin, 57j 621 S. Seventh and Wi Walter Erdman, 83, 101 Mifflin were listed as'the drivers. Damage to the Curtin car 'was estimated at $350. and to the Erdman vehicle at $250. Lee Fenstermacher, 804 E.

Lehman reported to city police that his car was damaged while it was parked near his home. The damage was estimated at $60. Two accidents were reported on private parking lots. Cars of Alfonso Colon, 1138 Church and Barry Daubert, 539 Hill were reported in a mishap on McDonald's parking lot. All of the damage, estimated at $90, was to the Dau- vehicle.

Cars of Edna M. Wise, Lebanon RD 5, and Came Grim, 1310 Weavertown were listed as involved in a mishap on the Weis Markets parking lot Damage to the Grim car was Smoking Is Allowed In School For 20 Days (Continued From Patt criticism both by the pupils and fellow faculty members. "I know that some will say 'Why don't you suspend these pupils' Boltz continued. "When we suspend a pupil for three days that doing the pupil means the pupil can go hunting. If we call the parents and tell them their son or daughter is smoking in school the parents will say, 'What's wrong with that; they smoke at he added.

In Other Schools Terming the smoking, school problem one that is estimated at $350 Wise car at $125. and to the AKC Saint Bernard end AKC Old English Sheepdogs BfMTIFUL PUPPieS FOR CHRISTMAS Rag Time Kennels Lebanon, Pa. WILD BIRD SEED BRANDTS MILL 830 Maple Street Lebanon, Pa. squally rampant in most if not all high schools in the area, Boltz said he came to the elusion that a new approach had to be taken to the problem. He said he then asked the Cornwall- Lebanon School Board for mission to inaugurate the 20 day experiment which ends with the Christmas vacation.

The experiment, he added, confines smoking to one lavatory each for boys and girls; At the end of each school day these two lavatories will be fumigated so smoke will not.travel into other school areas. Each lavatory is equipped with sand buckets for butts. that when the 20- day experiment period is conclude he will present his evaluation results to the school board. "It will then be up to the board to determine whether or not we should continue to permit smoking in school." Along with the inauguration of the program permitting smoking, Boltz said a number of rules and regulations were placed in effect. One calls upon teachers to confiscate and destroy any cigarettes that can be seen in the possession of or on the person of pupils in classrooms.

Another regulation prohibits smoking in any portions of the school other than the two lavatories approved for smoking. Smoking is prohibited in any part of the school at night. Boltz also emphasized that a regulation absolutely prohibits smoking in school buses. An fraction of the rules will result in a 20-day suspension and academic demerits that may insure failure for the school term. "If someone had told me five years ago that I would propose to my school board the action on which we are now embarked 1 sure that there is no smoking.

Legal Age 16 As he reviewed the smoking situation at his school Boltz related that contrary to what many think, the legal age for buying cigarettes is not 18 or 21. nd a pupil for He read section 3502 of the is generally Pennsylvania School Code which a favor. It se at 16 the age at which it is legal' for children to purchase cigarettes. He also pointed oul that the school code generally requires compulsory school attendance by those under 17. As he charged teachers with failure to assume their share ol responsibility in the matter of smoking by pupils, Boltz said a school regulation calls for pupils to secure a pass to go to a lavatory' during class' periods "Some teachers allow only one pupil to go at a time.

Others permit a number to go at one in time, even though we aske( them to allow one at a time," he said. Boltz said he Is hopeful that now that the experiment has been started it will eliminate what he termed the challenge on the part of some pupils to smoke. "I think some of the pupils only smoked in th'e lavatories because it was forbidden," he added. He said some pupils are a a i smoking and in some instances anti-smoking pupils have directed physical against those who smoke. Boltz readily admitted that the school faculty had voted agains the smoking experiment by a two-thirds but added, "Those against the pro posal had no substitute tc offer." He also said there wer seven school directors present a the meeting at which th experiment was approved.

A seven gave their approval, added. would have said crazy," Bollz told, a from the Daily NEWS. they were reporter wake of reception Tax Assistance Forms Here For Sr. Citizens HARRISBURG Rep. H.

ack Seltzer (R-Lebanon) an- ounced today that various State and local government of- ices throughout the county will have available in December, ap- lications for assistance for senior citizens under the new- y-enacted Senior Citizens Property Assistance Act. "The applications will be available in all tax collectors' officers in the county including hose of all boroughs, and townships," Seltzer said. "They may also be picked up at the follow- ng places: (1) bureau of employment security offices, (2) offices of county boards of as sistance, (3) vocational rehabil- tation offices, (4) the Chief Appraiser's Office in the Municipal bounty Commissioners' Office the Municipal Building, and (6) in the state liquor store's;" Seltzer explained that any units have been deactivated, who are getting an "early out" to go back to school, to teach or to work in seasonal jobs, or who have extended their one- year tours and already taken the 30-day leave granted for such extensions. Normal return dates and the speeded-up ollows: Men who returns are as eturn Dec. 6 will return Dec returns for Dec, 7-8 will be moved up to Dec.

6. Dec. return dates will be moved up to Dec. 7, Dec. 11-12 Dec.

8, Dec. 13-14 to Dec. 9 Dec. to Dec. 10, Dec.

17-18 Dec. 11, Dec; 19-23 to Dec 2, Dec. 24-28 to Dec. 13, and Dec. 29-30 to Dec.

14. Further early return dates Men due to return Dec. 31 and an. 1 will have their return moved up to Dec. 15, Jan.

2-3 Dec. 16, Jan. 4-5 to Dec. 17 Jan. 6-7 to Dec'.

18, Jan. 8-9 Dec. 19, Jan. 10-11 to Dec. 20 Jan.

12-13 to Dec. 21, Jan. 1,4 Dec. 22 and Jan. 15 to Dec.

23 senior citizens who qualify for assistance must obtain their own application either by writing to any of the above offices or by Appearing in person al offices. "There are three groups 6: taxpayers," Seltzer said, "who will be eligible for assistance They include: (1) persons 65 years of age or older, (2 widows 50 years of age er, and (3) disabled persons Also;" Seltzer 1 said, "the tax rebate-benefits have a limit 01 $200 per homestead per year and no rebate will be given i the household income is more than $7,499 a year." Pollster Says Meany Put Nation Behind Nixon SWARTHMORE, Pa. An independent pollster, hired by the government to get a reading on the President's new economic policies, says AFL- CIO President George Meany may have solidified the nation's consumers behind Nixon." The comments were made Monday by Albert Sindlinger, head of Sindlinger and a private polling firm headquartered in this Philadelphia suburb. The survey was made in the Lifts Hood Of Car, Finds Unexpected Gift WALLINGFORD, Englan driver Tim Hartnett lifted the hood of hi truck and out flew a hen leaving an egg behind. "It must have been ther since I called at a farm thre days ago," he said Monday.

would normally Says Parents Should Foster Myth Of Santa NEW YORK noted hild psychiatrist says parents hould foster the myth of Santa Uaus so their young children can accept Christmas, gifts without feeling obligated to parents and relatives. Dr. Bruno Bettelheim, writing the current issue of Ladies lome Journal, said Monday belief in Santa "is the only way some children can permit hemselves to enjoy Christmas presents. "Many children feel they don't deserve presents from their parents," he said. more children sense that accepting gifts from parents or relatives creates an obligation.

None of this is true while children believe in Santa." Belief in Santa is not only pleasurable in itself, Bettelheim said, but is' "an important step in developing adult concepts." troops supported by U.S. jets and helicopters pushed into Cambodia today in a new drive to blunt a guerrilla threat to Phriom Penh and a long-range All children must one day learn to distinguish between reality and fantasy sooner or later, he added. But "they will learn this on the basis of their own experiences." Industry When he left, in an ambulance, five co-workers had been shot to death, a sixth, was critically wounded, and a policeman was wounded in the leg. FerreU-Ei was critically wounded in the abdomen. Arthur Ricker, manager of financial services at PPG's plant, said Ferrell-El's personnel record was unblemished.

Little is known about the mass murder suspect. He was single, he had worked as a public school teachers' aide, and he was born in Baltimore's Inner city. His military record, if any, had not been traced. The scene of the tragedy, which had no motive, apparently was two large buildings used for the production of paint brushes. Ricker said FerreU-Ei walked into the ground floor of one of the buildings, and shot Vernon Ferguson, 23, who died on the way to the hospital.

"He then walked through the shipping department, across an alley into the other building and up the stairs to the second floor adjacent to the dipping' room where he worked," Ricker said. There he shot to death Allen Ringley, 32, and Edward Yienger, 35, both co-workers, and William Cook, 30, who happened to be delivering supplies in the -area at the time, Ricker said. Ferreli-El then walked over a threat to. Saigon. Army of the Vietnam (ARVN) Republic of troops along curving 100-mile front moved in landing ships up the Mekong and Bassac Rivers toward the Cambodian capital, in vehicles into the Parrot's Beak area and by' helicopter into the Krek rubber plantation area 50 miles north of the Parrot's Beak.

UPI Correspondent Stewart 11 a reporting from headquarters for the Krek operation, had been said 25 guerrillas killed Monday and television cameraman Tran Dal flew over the first two today at a cost of 20 ARVN paratroopers wounded. He said three paratroop battalions were lifted by U.S. and ARVN helicopters to landing zones respectively one, two and nine miles northwest of Krek. UPI independent news Minh areas by helicopter and reported paratroops fanning out through the jungles in search of the guerrillas. The only contact, however, was reported by patrols sent to the Chup, 25 miles northwest of Krek.

Kellerman reported 35 ARVN and 30 Army helicopters lifting troops and flying gunship missions in support of the Krek column. The three columns were 'ruck Operators Urged limit Weekend Trips HARRISBURG The Pennsylvania. Motor Truck Association today-requested all truck operators to limit their ervices to emergency essential deliveries during the coming Thanksgiving' holiday weekend. The request was issued in an effort to help reduce the heavy volume of holiday trafifc. Professional truck drivers who must be on the highway during the period were urged by PMTA to use extra caution and to extend every: possible courtesy others using the highways.

A spokesman for the statewide trucking organization noted that Thanksgiving traditionally marks the beginning of the fall and winter holiday season with many people traveling during the period to be "home for the holidays." The fourrday week Rocky Profit Road Seen Because Of Phase II Controls CLEVELAND A rocky rofit road is ahead for busi- ess due to the price controls nder Phase 2 of the new ecb'n- mic policy, Industry Week magazine said today. Next year is expected to be a recovery year and in normal imes, profits would rise about 5 per cent, the magazine re- lorted. But with the 2.5 per cent price increase guideline and the rule that higher prices cannot be used to increase a business' margin of profit, the inly -way companies would be able to boost earnings would be catwalk back into the first reinforcing- ARVN troops al end holiday observance also marks the beginning 1 of the Christmas shopping season bringing out heavy crowds oi shoppers and others to witness and participate in special noli day programs and observances. "I know the schoql board is going to be criticized and already today I've received a number of telephone calls," Boltz. related.

He said, however, that after he explained the situation the callers generally were sympathetic to the school's problem. Boltz told one woman caller that the smoking permission will be rescinded immediately if she can secure 16 persons who will daily police the lavatories to in- reportedly chilly given the President Schweiker Votes For, Scott Against Tax Bill WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Richard S. Schweiker, voted with the majority Monday as the Senate approved an enlarged version of President Nixon's tax cutting bill by a 64-30 vote. Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania opposed the measure but paired his vote against Sen.

James Eastland, who supported the The smart gardener plan, beforehand how he wants hi, plot to look, and where hi wants his flowers and vegeta bles planted. Careful plannin makes for prettier results richer less work. Arizona's football team wil play three Pacific Eight team next fall. They open at Washing ton State, Sept. 18, play host tc UCLA on Oct.

16 and play a home against Oregon State on Nov. 6. Financial crisis facing U.S colleges and universities ma; affect accreditation criteria says members of the Nationa Commission on Accrediting. by the labor leader Friday at the AFL-CIO convention in Miami Beach. The 658 persons, 20 per cent of them union members, interviewed Saturday and Sunday! were asked their impression ofi what they heard or read about I the President's appearance.

Very Cold Tonight their business vol- Cold To Continue Here; Chance Of Snow Seen The pollster said the predom- The average temperatures Monday was 12-degrees inant resoonse "ttmnv rn i below normal, and more cold weather was expected ume. The business magazine also reported firms were hoping for higher worker productivity next y.ea'r as another means to raise Industry Week said the steel ndustry is counting heavily on next year's first quarter to recover sufficiently to improve irofits. But steel ordering for January deliveries was still too light 'to determine whether strong sales will develop early or late in the period. Demand for late-year delivery of steel continued to edge upward, the magazine reported, although most orders were small and reflected only the filling in of gaps in manufacturers' inventories. Domestic steel mills would find import competition a little lighter next year, the magazine added.

It predicted that about 15.8 million net tons of foreign steel would enter the U. S. in 1972 compared with the 16 million or more tons expected this year. Economic uncertainties added to a low demand have further depressed steel scrap prices generally, although they have firmed a bit in Chicago, the magazine said. Industry Week's price composite on No.

1 heavy melting steelmaking scrap slipped to $31.33 per gross ton from $31.42 the two previous weeks. The composite was based on the following gross ton prices: Chicago $31; Pittsburgh $32.50, and Philadelphia $30.50, building. He walked the length pj a production area past several employes, Ricker said, and shot' and killed Martin Gilbert, 32. Ricker said-. Ferrell-El walked back toward the second building but was confronted by Robert Lock, 45, president of the local union.

"Mr. Lock attempted to disarm him and was shot twice and critically wounded," Ricker saici. 11 El then walked through the main office and across the street to reload one of his rifles. The other had been broken in the fight with Lock. Police arrived on the scene.

Patrolman Kenneth Hayden, 37, was shot in the leg. Police said patrolman Richard Miodzsew- ski, 26, shot Ferrell-El. Ricker said, none of the people shot by was in a supervisory position. "We don't know why he did it," Ricker'said. MY ANSWER My mother insists that I go to church, read the Bible and take part in family devotions.

I think that one should not force religious convictions on others. P.R. ready in place for a new push against the guerrillas. ARVN soldiers have been operating continuously in Cambodia since the U.S.-ARVN invasion there in May, 1970. UPI Correspondent Kenneth J.

Braddick reported from Can Tho headquarters in the Mekong Delta that the mission of the troops brought upriver in tank landing ships (LST's) was the banks of both the Mekong and Bassac Rivers. Supply ships moving. from ietnam to Phnom Penh, miles upriver from the frontier, ave come under increasing ttack by guerrillas fighting in mbush from the The LST's moved, up the arallel rivers to link up with he ARVN base at Neak Luong, midway between the frontier nd Phnom Penh, then fanned ut. ARVN forces in the Krek rea have numbered roughly a ivision, or about 13,000 men, or months. Over the past two ays their strength has been ncreased to about 20,000 men.

All three columns were upported by U.S. jets and lelicopter gunships. The last American artillery units within iring range of Cambodia were pulled out last month as part of resident Nixon's troop withdrawal program. The immediate effect of the hree-pronged drive was to lift he guerrilla threat to the Cambodian capital. Guerrillas ought battles within 11 miles of he capital last week.

In the last three days guerrilla activity around SHOP MEWMASTERS SAVE Chicken Thighs 5 Ibs. $1.95 FRYERS whole or cut-up TURKEY LEGS Ib. Turkey Thighs Ib. 49c Rib Steaks Ib. 89c Large Eggs doz.

39e CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY NEWMASTER'S inant response, "strong from union members," was that the President had been treated with "rudeness and arrogance." Sindlinger added that "George Meany probably solidified the nation's consumers behind' Nixon more than anything." The average porcupine has about' 30,000 quills. 253 South 9th Street Ph. 273-4912 Open Daily 5:30 P.M. to 9 P.M. Monday thru Friday Sat.

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today was 25. Sunny skies and breezy conditions were expected to accompany today's chilly'' temperatures. Today's high was forecast to be in the low to mid 30's. Increasing cloudiness is the outlook 'for temperatures tonight an again are expected to be very.cold with lows in the mid 20's. Wednesday's forecast calls for cloudy and continued cold conditions, with a chance of some snow.

Highs again will be in the low to mid 30's. The probability of precipitation is per cent- tonight and 50 per cent Wednesday. Winds will be northeast at five to 15 miles per hour tonight. A low pressure' system was expected to develop in the Gulf of Mexico and move northeastward, spreading cloudiness and the threat of snow across the state, according to the National POULTRY WRAP Prepackaged poultry transparent wrap can stored as is, because the wrap is designed to control moisture loss in the refrigerator. But poultry wrapped in paper at the market should be unwrapped at home, placed on a platter and covered for refrigeration.

Wrap and 'store giblets separately. I suppose your mother also makes you go to the docto when you are ill, makes you go to the dentist when you have a toothache, makes you bathe when you need it and insists tha you eat at meal time. What a cruel mother! You should be grateful for mother who believes something and for one who tries to ge her children to believe somethin, too. There are not too many parents who believe strongly enough in God, in prayer, anc the Bible, to insist that thei children share their faith. Yoi are a fortunate child; and th time will come when you will grateful you had such a mother The Bible says, "Honor th; father and thy mother," I'm sure that it was your kind mother that God commands to honor.

Too many parent today, I'm sad to say, do no merit the respect and honor their children. They are phys cally able to beget children, bu are incapable of rearing them i the manner'children should brought 'up. You are rich an don't know it; Listen to your mother, follow her example of faith, and you will be spared a lot of heartache and grief. Phnom Penh has almost stopped. The energy of a single tornado rias been estimated at a hundred million kilowatts, or one-third as much as the total electrical generating capacity in the United States, says the National Geographic Society.

Weather Service. The extended forecast for Eastern, Pennsylvania calls for variable cloudiness Thursday and with a chance of snow flurries in the 'north, and fair average in temperatures the 30's and will 40 's. Overnight lows will range in the 20's to mid 30's. Statistics for the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. today are: High 22 Low Ave.

(12 below norm) 30 Sunset tonight 4:45 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:03 a.m. High, Nov. 22, 1970 58 Low, Nov. 22, 1870 34 Friction matches were patented in the United States Oct.

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