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PAGE 4-4JNI0NT0WN. FRIDAY, JUNE II7i PUZZLE PICTURE FIND THE DIFFERENCE! Earl Wilson On The Town The Morning Herald Fayette Countf Only Morning Newspaper Founded January 8, 1907 Published by Uniontown Newspapers, Inc. (-10 Church St, Uniontown, Pa. 15401 P.O. Boi SU TELEPHONES Uniontown, 438-2501 Brownsville, Pa.

7854602 Connellsvllle, Pa. 6284040 Sw 6. W. CUMni Egg ir SSffij SU Editor ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP $ta aSSSSm I Ib entitled exclusively totew repr oaueUonot UKCniFTIONB Wj A(lj C4unU Areas 1 Month iSSSS i.5 iuS Published every mornlnj except Sundiy nnd holiday) "SS" 1 NEW YORK Joan Diener suffered a concussion and was hospitalized at Lenox Kill during rehearsals of her famous rape scene in "Man of La Mancha" when one of the rapists got overenthusiastic while flinging Can Bobby Beat Boris? Championship chess is a contest that calls for prodigious amounts of physical as well as mental exertion. To determine how much energy is actually expended by a chess player in a tournament game, a bio-kinetic experiment was conducted at Temple University in 1970.

Pulse, heartbeat and other physiological mea-' surements were taken on 12 volunteers during play. The surprising result: Chess is as physically taxing as a strenuous session of boxing or football. Thus both Bobby Fischer of the United States and JBoris "Spassky of Lhe Soviet Union are keeping their bodies in fighting trim as they prepare for their world championship chess match in Reykjavik, Iceland, starting July 2. The close-lipped Spassky has declined to reveal details of his training program, although it is known he likes to play tennis. Fischer's daily regimen includes morning calisthenics in front of his television set, followed by swimming, tennis and bowling.

By the same token, professional football players find that chess sharpens their mental agility on the field. Ron Johnson and Bob Tucker, both of the New York Giants, are engaged in a marathon match that has been in progress for several years. But Harold C. Schonberg argues in Harper's that chess brings greater rewards: "It is an affirmation of personality. The game requires imagination and creativity the ability to see, or sense, possibilities hidden to less refined minds." Dr.

William Brady Personal Health Victor Reisel Reveals Inside The Labor Front A MEAL THAT STICKS TO IBS A meal that is adiquate-that supplies not just one or two but all af the elements required for good nutrition sticks to your ribs, sustains you until next mealtime comes. The elements required for good nutrition are not just carbohydrate (starch sugarl but carbohydrate plus fat plus protein plus cellulose (wood fibre, indigestive matter, filler), vitamins and minerals. If instead of an adequate meal vcu take just lea and toast, coffee and a roll, cakes and syrup or fish and chips ynu are likely to get an empty feeling or a let down before next mealtime and resort to candy, a soft drink, gum-chewing, smoking, aspirin, a stimulant, a quick one at the neighboring bar, or even a narcotic drug never quite satisfies the craving, which is the demand of the undernourished body for food WhenT say undernourished, the term applies whether the body is underweight or overweight. I 'believe the national malnutrition, the nutritional deficiency of well-to-do people who don't know how to feed themselves is a common causative factor of drinking and taking drugs. One periodic inebriate explained that he went on a bout when he "felt the need of a stimulant" or when he "wanted to feci better" Both feelings are common in persons with malnutrition.

In fact it seems to me that most acute illnesses or indispositions of the American people todav are due to respiratory infection, which is preventable, and most illnesses and mdipositions of long duration (chronic) are due to nutri tional deficiency, which is preventable. If this view is correct, it follows that most Illnesses requiring medical care and most of the common com plaints which lead victims to the use of dangerous pain-killers and habit-forming "sedatives" or narcotics should be ascribed to ignorance. Take aspirin, for instance, If you do so as a frequent or routine practice you're oh, well, you're smart enough to choose your own category, Or take acetanilide, or rather don't take it, not even in the attractive form that appeals to the sophomoronic portion of the population, ont until you have studied tbe chapter on The Abuse of Analgesic Drugs In the booklet, about heart and artery troubles). And if you arc cultivating the barbiturates" and "Drugs and Sensibility" in the booklet, "Nerves and Nutrition." For either booklet send 35 cents and stamped, sell-addressed enevlope. Let's be amiable about il and agree that some of us try ta worry along on a namby-pamby type breakfast just because we are careless or maybe unconcerned about nutrition.

As for myseir, if you fetch a plate Df genuine yeast-raised buckwheat pancakes, plenty of maple syrup, butter, and unboiled coffee and yell, "Here, I'll come a-running, and the heck with adequate breakfast. That is, say once a week, on my day off. One who has the namby-pam by breakfast, habit, or, worse, the no breakfast habit or, worst, the coffee and cigarette habit can still achieve some degree of regeneration if he or she will use enough self-disipline to- hold back the coffee and cigarette until after one or two courses of an adequate hreakfast, say fresh fruit or fresh fruit juice and or an egg or other protein item. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS They Learned to Eat It As a young mother of 35, trying to raise 4 children in the most, sensible way, I have found your teachings truly helplul. As a girl in Hamilton, Ontario, I remember my Dad lived by your health principles.

My husband and I enjoy fine Health since we learned to eat calcium, not take it. Now he rarely suffers from what had become frequent sick headaches, and both of us are less edgy with the children, which Is a tremendous blessing. I have had no recurrence of the bursitis which felled me three times in our first year here. I am now trying to persuade my mother, "back in Hamilton, to become a calcium eater -she suffers terribly from leg cramps at night Stamped, elf-addressed envelope and 40 cents enclosed, lor hay fever and acne pamphlets for our oldest son. (D.L.) is heartening to know that you and your husband eat your daily ration of Ca D-Most readers only lake it for a week or two and then quit for fear of "calcium deposits" or some such.

Little Lesson No.26, "The Calcium Shortage," (35 cents and stamped, self-addressed envelope) may help your mother to get lasting relief from her painful nocturnal leg cramps. invalid surviving on intravenous feedings, intricate pump systems, and 24-hour nurses. Books and Wins turned the Mafia into a grim hut lovable network of interrelated families who took care of their own. Then Crazy Joey, lionized by the Broadway-Hollywood London Jet Set in Umberto's Clam Bar last April, was cut down. That burst the glittering public relations bauble.

The authorities zeroed in on the free form intra-Colornbo family civil war. The rest of the mobs' watched. Then indictments billowed out on scores of charges. Banks they owned or Influenced have come under sharp scrutiny. About a month ago members of the National Commission, especially those in this metropolitan concentration began making contact, This is a political season and there are always votes in nailing Mafiosi.

Furthermore, the street troops of other families were getting jittery. A lot Df this mob action, on tbe waterfront, in real estate, restaurants, legitimate businesses, the unions, especially among some construction locals, is interrelated. AJsd, with one Colombo faction holed up on one street, such as is the uptight Gallo crowd, and with the other factions disappearing from their nighttime Brooklyn haunts, rackets are una t't ended. Loan shark payments are not being picked up! There's no action on the waterfront. Truck hijacking is at an all-time low in the Colombo territory.

So the other mobs' men have itchy fingers. This could lead to twitchy triggers, The National Commission, being unhappy with the Colombo civil war, did not want a new national gang war, So there was a courier "meet." Not what you might call an old-fashioned sit-down. The dons got caught at that kind of conference in La Stella, a restaurant not far from the airports, and at lunch in a Manhattan Chinese restaurant. So the couriers of Don Carlo "Waterfront" Gambino, still boss of his own family; Carmine (Mr. Gribbs) a i operator of bars, restaurants and once with powerful influence in Laborers locals here (now boss fthe old Johnny Dlo-Tony "Ducks" Corallo-LucheSe family) Natale Evola, big man in trucking, who runs the Bonanno family, and Alphonse (Funzie) Tieri of East Harlem, who because Tommy "Ryan" Eboli has had three heart attacks is acting boss of the Genovcse crowd.

The couriers exchanged and explained their bosses' opinions. The decision was made. Tt was passed on to the two rival civil war leaders Persico in the Atlanta Penitentiary and to the surviving Callo brother, Al. Either make peace or don't kill in puhlic. Persico said no peace.

Now we'll see who suddenly disappears quietly from favorite haunts and restaurants. The Mafia is returning to Phase One. (All Rights Reserved) Despite the need for brawn as well as brain, chess is regarded with indifference, at best, by most Americans. The game is thought of as boring and strictly for the cerebral elite. As a result, the United States ranks about as poorly in world chess circles as il does in international Ping Pong competition.

The Soviet Union has around four million chess players who compete in tournaments, the United States only about Still, the unofficial world champion of chess in tbe mid 19lh century was Paul Morphy of New Orleans. Since organized international competition began in 1948, the Russians have had a monopoly on the title. Not only that, all challengers in the final rounds have been Russians, too. Now, Fischer is given a slightly better than even chance of dethroning Spassky. But skeptics point out that Spassky has beaten Fischer in all five of.

their previous meetings. The two finalists already have jousted over a site for their showdown match. Fischer wanted Belgrade, while Spassky favored Reykjavik. A compromise under which games would be played in botli cities finally fell through. The entire match, consisting of a maximum of 24 games, will take place in Icelandic capital.

challenger, Fischer must amass 12 Vi points to win, while Spassky needs only 12 to defend his title. Iceland may seem an odd choice for a championship sporting event of any kind. as chess columnist Harry Golnmbek of The Times of London pointed out. "There is a long tradition of the popularity of chess in that country, going right back almost to the beginning of the game in Europe." The oldest known European set of chessmen, now on display in the British Museum, is believed to have been made in Iceland in the 12tli Century. Many other countries, including India, China and Spain, also have contributed to the lore of chess.

The word checkmate, signaling the end of a game, comes from the Persian phrase shah mat. Appropriately enough, it means "The king is dead," NEW YORK If any of the Colombo family executioners decide on a slight case of murder, the warning from the Mafia's National Commission is that slaying must be handled discreetly from now on. No more gory sidewalk or restaurant puhlic killings. The old-fashioned way is better a hit at night, into the trunk of the car, or into the river with cement shoes, or a fine, heavily flowered funeral for an old friend who just happened to die of a strychnine Induced heart, attack. This message not only was relayed to the princely leadership of the feuding factions, Carmine "The Snake" Persico and Al Gatlo, by the Commission's under bosses, hut it has now seeped down to the street troops tn cities right across the nation.

This is no Godfather script. Public killings such as the slaying of Joey Gallo by contract are bad for business hundreds of millions of dollars worth af annual business in this New York-New Jersey metropolitan area from which springs control of most of the Mafia's national operations. Furthermore, the street blood ran through the Mafia's recent euphoria like hot strawberry sauce through ice cream. Until "Crazy Joey" got it, the Mafia was enjoying its greatest puhlic relations since Capone left Brooklyn to make good in the big city ot Chicago. You can believe it.

this was one of the most skillfully orchestrated nubile relations campaigns since Carter discovered little liver pills. Then, according to the best of Justice Dept. sources. Joey Gallo set up the public Joe Colombo shooting June 2B, 1971. Generally the public doesn't know that "Joey" was not from a rival family but one of the faction eliicfs inside the Colombo clan.

Colombo, who in her aDoul, and overshot. Instead of landing on a table of her derriere, Joan, bound and gagged and unable to cry out, tended on her head on the floor with a crash. Joan refused to Identify the muleteer who she said, "went a little wild" his realism. Her husband, Albert Narre, the director, spoke to him pretty sharply, but nobody was fired, and the show's revival at Lincoln Center is to go on tonight as schedulde with everybody being slightly restrained, she said. Carroll O'Connor, little known when "Kelly's Heroes" was filmed with Clint Eastwood and Tim Rickles a couple of years ago, wasn't given billing hi some heaters.

Now O'Connor in some theaters gets top billing OVER Eastwood Liz Taylor Richard Burton next do a 2 -part TV special "Divorce. Fis, Divorce-Hers." (Nothing to do with Eddie Fisher) Tab Hunter is expected to marry Joan Cohn Harvey after her divorce from Lawrence Harvey Beautiful German waitress Christina Vack at the B'way -51st St. Wienerwald says she's very happy working Sundays "because I'm off Monday and Tuesday." Thanks, thanks far all the letters from dog lovers urging us to get another Schnauier to replace Sam Spade who died And the letter with pictures o( beautiful children suggested for TV commercials are being sent to a qualified agent. We were enthralled at the 75th opening of the Atlantic City Steel Pier by George Hamid's new Big Band 16 pieces led by Frankie Lester playing from 'he songbooks of Glenn Miller, Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey and other masters, with big pictures of 1hem flashed on the wall, almost making you think you were hearing them again. The Steel Pier Big Band'll probably play Carnegie Hall in the fall.

Almost nothing else in Show Business has been running 75 years. The Steel Pier starred Annie Oakley when it opened in '98 and followed with John Philip Sousa, John McCormack, Marion Talley and Galli Curci. For its diamond jubilee it had one uninvited guest rain. The widows of Howard Lindsay (Dorothy Stickneyl and Russell Crouse (Anna Grouse i were stars at the festivities when "Fiddler an the Root" broke the "Life With Father" record. Thep said Lindsay Crouse met Producer Hal Prince the day "Fiddler" opened and wishes him luck.

"They couldn't have meant this much lock," Miss Stickney said. She aba thought that Linds-iv wuuld have roared, "OH, GOD!" and have called "Fiddler" a "Russian 'Life With THE MIDNIGHT EARL Guy Lombardo was 70 his week Ryan O'Neal, whose fighter Hedgemou Lewis became welterweight champ in NY state, celebrated by taking Lewis and a party to see Dick-Gregory at Upstairs at the Downstairs Harry Hershfield sent get well card and champagne to hospitlized Harriet Waldron, widow of comic Jack Waldron. Last time he gave her champagne, she won a Charleston contest (192D Washington Rumor: There'il be an investigation Into alleged "undisclosed ownership" of certain greyhound tracks. TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Its Georgie Kape's lino: "The Dei wcrats have a good chance this year-- but they'll probably spoil it by nominating somebody." WISH I'D SAID THAT: Bob Orben described a B'way character: "He looks phony he has the kind of face yDU expect ta see on a S3 bill." REMEMBERED QUOTE Tolerance is sometimes the uncomfortable feeling that the other fellow may be right, after all." EARL'S PEARLS; The language of ecology is becoming popular, notes Al Bernie: "For instance, a woman no longer says she's getting a divorce now she says she's being recycled." Mark Gindi boasts of his clever nephew: "He recites Lincoln's Gellysburgh Address, and he's only eight. Lincoln didn't do it until he was 50!" That's carl, brother.

Emergency Network By SAM BOYLE WILK newsman, his station ar- Assoeiated Press Writer ranged a telephone feed to WILKES BARRE, Pa. (AP) WAZL in nearby Hazleton. Oth- When it became clear that er stations were then contacted rising flood waters threatened and agreed to take the feed, radio stations here, an emer- Early Friday, the flood wa- srpnev network was set up iPr? knra-M nut Bell Telephone herited his powerful en- tertainment business friends which was to become a lifeline generators in Wilkes-Barre and About People By BETTY CANARY from his late predecessor, Joe to the entire Wyoming Valley. DeC'Dsmo turned to a- two-way Profaci, was the composer of When the Susquehanna River radio in his car to link Civil De- the public relations. began to rise tast Thursday, fense headquarters with the So beautifully tuned was this, area stations whose trans- yyrLK newsroom, the jitterv Nalinnal Commission mitters are located along the station WY2Z-FM, located on leaders began loving it: They river feared they would be higier then transmitted enjoyed it even after Colombo knocked off the air.

reports to other stations on the was bulleted into a comatose According to David DeCosmo, sst gWing Emergency The Neighbors By ni-i, 2. Running away from home would necessitate coming out of the house into the sunshine. The entire day is saved at last when a big black cloud appears on the horizon. I have just enough to drag my iawnchair Inside before the rain pours. I stay inside, watch out the living room window while finishing my coffee.

The children? They are outdoors, of course. Joined by other children in the neighborhood, they are happily splashing about in swiftly forming mud puddles. One problem remains. What do you do with a perfectly good, unused copy of a book called Games to Play Indoors When It Rains? Short Comment Across The Desk By JIM YADAMEC Who would want a live rattlesnake? Plenty of persons, it seems. The Herald Standard recently ran a story about John Wilson of Markleysburg who bad caught a 48 inch rattler and was offering it to the public free of charge.

We checked with Mr. Wilson two days later to see if he had any takers. "Did the 60-yeHr man explained. "I bad about. 20 calls the first two days and my phone is still ringing, day and night," Mr.

Wilson said he didn't know who to give the snake to some persons offered to buy it), so he gave it to the first fellow who called. What's he going to do with it? "He told me he was going to take il. to a dentist and have it defanged," Mr. Wilson chuckled. "He wanted it as a pet." And what about.

Mr. Wilson, the gentleman who catches rattlesnakes for a hobby, is he afraid of them? "I sure am." Then why? "I had a brain tumor removed several years ago and am disabled. My doctors suggested that I do anything to 'excite the That this would help me." Mr. Wilson has "excited the nerves" eight times in the past two years, that's the number of rattlers he has caught. But he's quick to point out that you don't have to catch them to gel excited.

Sometimes just going hunting for them is excitement enough. It's a golden afternoon and I take coffee outside. I sit, wriggle my toes, savor the rich summery air. I thuik of a line from Shakespeare, "And summer's lease hath all too short a date." From the depths." of the house where my children seek shelter from sun and air, I hear the whining chorus. "What'H we do now, mother?" "A picnic?" I suggest.

"Unbhhh," they reply. "I know. Collect some moths in a jar!" They venture as far as the door in order to stare at me. I take this opportunity to tell them how ungrateful they are. They have bicycles to ride, tennis courts just up the street, a badminton set, volleyball, croquet.

They roll their eyes. "Leave me alone," I cavort on the beach or something." "Molherrrrrr," Ihey groan. "I have it! Run away from home. You don't even have to get ready I can pack your suitcases in about minutes." They seriously consider the last suggestion but reject it for perfectly legitimate reasons. 1.

Where could they go to find one who so willingly listens to their complaints about the dullness of summer? Network. Eventually, water threatened the WILK newsroom and the station was lorced to evacuate shortly after 9 a.m. Friday. An Army field telephone was brought in and lines were run from Civil Defense headquarters to WSCR in Scranton and WYZZ-FM to keep the network alive. As of Thursday, there were still about eight area stations operating on the network, according to DeCosmo.

At the height of the disaster, there according to DeCosmo. At the height of the disaster, there were more than 15 AM and FM stations on the hookup. "We were not news per se. we wore information," De-Cosmo said. The hnnk up proved to be a primary source of information throughout the flood area as telephone service remained out a week after the flood.

DeCosmo said the network broadcasted the names taid locations of evacuees, detailed reports of Civil Defense procedures for returning to the flood area and recommendations Issued by a variety of agencies for keeping health hazards at a minimum. The Upper Room ssssstsstf 1 A Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. (Psalm 119:105) PRAYER: Dear God, help us lo absorb Your Word so that we may me able to walk with certain step. "Now tW I'm your new 'girl Friday," Mr, Dtvir, I cculd also work 1 Thmdtyt oeewioMlly fee ovfirtinn, of eoune." 1.