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WHAT'S ON TODAYMORNING

R M. Court Sittings .. 10.00High Courf Sittings . 10 00

AFTERNOONNurses Assn. Treat for children 72

Arnold Road . . 3 00Workers Rally for PM Monymusk

... 4.30EVENING

Vauxhall Old Students Ball. Courtleigh Manor Hotel .. 8 3D,

THE DAILY GLEANER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 197£

13 Eastas offto EthiopiaThirteen members of and 'brethren1 here

THE WEATHERWeather forcast for today, (as

supplied by the Caribbean MetOffice at Palisadoes) Today fairin meet places. However, brieflight showers are expected in paraof Northern parishes and isolatedmid afternoon showers will affect •few hilly districts in the South. |

Barometric pressures yesterdayjt 7 a m 29 97 ins and at 7p m 29 95 ins

Temperatures (Fahrenheit) yes-tcrdjy at 7 a.m and 1 p m.Kingston. 79 - 91Montego Bay 79 - 84New York . 1 6 - 2 8San Francisco So - 5SDallas . 3 9 - 5 7Chicago 19 - 28Toronto - 1 - 7Miami... . . . ..?. 50 r 72

the Rastafanan organization,the Twelve Tribes of Israelleft on. Wednesday for Eth-iopia, the country regardedby most Rastafanans as theirrightful homeland.

Of the 13 members, sevenwho are executives of theorganization, will be sojourning in Ethiopia for a periodof one month during whichtime they will be gatheringinformation of the country tobring back to their sisters

TODAY'S BIRTHDAYSMAN1.EY, Michael N. - Prime

Minuter - 1921HACLEY, Knox £. - Medical

Practitioner — 1930BATES, Terrace P. - Civil Serv-

ant - 1922

USA BICENTENARYIf happened today 1653:

First representative assembly ofNew Netherland, convened

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CURRENT ITEMS• The passage in Mr W A.

Powells'address at a functionof the St Ann's Bay CitizensAssociation referring to theideals which the nation shouldhold* dear, which was pub-lished on Wednesday, shouldhave read- "Truth, honesty,integrity can only become partof the national way of life ofboth leaders and led subscribeto common standards of behav-iour." The words "and led"were inadvertently left outafter the word "leaders" in thepublished report.

The Nurses Association ofJamaica will be providing aChrinmas treat for 100 chil-dren at the Nurses AssociationHeadquarters, Arnold RoadToday at 5 p.m. '

An -exhibition of CulturePainting'arid Drawings will beput 'on at 'the Institute .ofJamaica by 8 ariUr.es fromDecember 14 to 24. '

Tribute toPM today

Tribute to Prime MinisterMichael Manley for "his 25years of service to the work-ers of Jamaica," will be paidat a specially organizedWorkers' Rally at Monymusktoday — the-52nd birthdayof the Prime Minister

It is the major event inthe Prime Minister s programme for today

The Prime Minister'sactivities during the earlierpart of the day are concerned, he will be campaign-ing in the constituency ofNorth-West Clarendon insupport of the candidacy ofDr Percy Minott

ACADEMIC

LLOYD C. MYRIE ton ofMrs. Ettdla Gilchrist-Barraiof. Falmouth, Trdawny gainedhii B.Sc (Soc.) from die NorthEastern Uoiveriity, Boston,U.S.A. Mr. Myrie migrated toEngland in 1950 where herained a certificate in Machov« Engineering from BotroughPolytechnic College. He plansto read for.jbk Matter* Degreeafter which he will returnJamaica,to work. , (Adrt.).

The six remaining mem-bers will be residing in Ethlopia permanent! j along withother 'sisters' and 'brethren'already there It is understood that it is the orgamzauon s intention to set up anexecutive committee of theTwelve Tnbes of Israel inEthiopia.

Red, gold, greenThe twelve 'brethren' and

one 'sister' were seen off atthe airport by hundreds ofhappy and peaceful 'brethren and 'sisters who worebanners' (knitted tams) ofred gold and green whichare the colours of the Ethiopian flag

When the British Airwaysaircraft look off from theNorman Man ley In te rnational with the brethrenand 'sister' on board thevoices, of the Rastafananswho had gathered on top ofthe waving gallery rose in unison with praises to His Irqperial Majesty Haile Selaisse IPrayers were uttered for asafe flight for the 'brethrenand sister' also It is not thefirst time that the membersof the Twelve Tribes ofIsrael have gathered at theairport to bid farewell tobrethren' and 'sisters' fromthe organizatron but it is thefirst time that the orgamzation has sent away as manyas 13 members at one time

A warningPARIS. Dec 8 (Reuters-

Major industrialised countries could jeopardise their eco-nomic growth, social progressand political security unlessthey reduce their reliance onimported energy by 1985,according to a senior energyexpert.

WELL WISHERS: A section of the hundreds of well-wishers who turned up at the Norman ManleyInternational Airport to bid farewell to their 12 brethren and one sister who left for Ethiopia onWednesday night

Coore expresses sympathyfor two killed

Bajan to beCarib

Rhodesscholar

The British CaribbeanRhodes Scholarship selection

•committee under the, chairmanship Governor-Generalthe Most Hon Flonzel Glasspole, has decided to recommend to the Rhodes Trusteesthat the British CaribbeanRhodes Scholarship 1977should be awarded to Mar-s ton Carl G ibson ofBarbados.

Gibson, 22, was one oftwo candidates interviewed at

The following statementwas issued today by the chair-man of the Peoples NationalParty, Mr. David Coore

"I am sure all decent andlaw-abiding Jamaicans willjoin me m expressing sympathy co the families and rela-tives of the two men who werekilled as shooting and otheracts of violence against thePeople's National Party in Cla-rendon, escalated last night.

"For some time now, PNPsupporters in Clarendon, par-ticularly m the South Westernconstituency have been the vieurns of acts, of violence andintimidation In one incident,the -PNP candidate, ComradeHugh Small was- shot at Inanother, Mr Srpall's organiz-er, Neville Powell, was forcedoff the road at Toll Gate and

stabbed several times,ever, last night's events

How-have

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brought a' newthe situation

"In one incident, gunmen,at 2.30 this morning, shot andkilled Elroy Palmer, one offour Pioneer Corps workerswho were in the site officeadjacent to, a communitycentre project in York Town.Another youth, Desmond Mar-tin was also shot arid is in hos-pital. The four youths were* allemployed on the communitycentre project.

"Earlier in the night,Clovjs Williams, a 19-year-oldcampaign worker for .ComradeO D Ramtalhe in CentralClarendon was stabbed andkilled in May Pen

' There were also olher actsof violence against PNP sup1

porters and premises in KempsHill and Lower Kemps Hill. '

"The People's National Par-ty notes that the stepped-upViolence last night comes onthe eve of the mass rally at.Monymusk tomorrow to paytribute to the Prime Ministerand Party Leader, ComradeMichael Manley, for keepingfaith with the* working class inJamaica for 25 years.

"The forces who want toturn back Jamaica know thatthousands and thousands ofworkers from farms < and facto-

PortlandGazette '

November^, this Jiasaccepted. -

Confusionover schools

closureA number of teachers told

the -Cleaner yesterday thatsome confusion had been1

.caused by media reports thatthe Minister of Education has.

•Ordered schools to end the, Xmas term today

They said they had,».received no such, advice from*• ihe Ministry., " A Ministry source admitted

yesterday that some teachersbad phoned in {or con-

* firrnation. especially, after thehoax on nomination dayNovember 29, when sortie prac-tical joker Had telephonedschools to say they should closefor the day

A circular from the Min-istry advised "decision hadbeen taken by the Minister toamend the closing date for theXmas holiday from the sugges-ted date December 16 to sug-gested date December 10.

"Schools should however,close as they wish not laterthan Tuesday December 14,J976."

Neither the Minister. Per-' roanent Secretary nor the

Chief Education Officer was, available yesterday to give any; explanation as to the change

of date. >

500 demonstratein S. Korea

SEOUL, Dec. 8 (AP):About 500 students staged a

20-mmute demonstration qrtthe campus of Seoul NationalsUniversity today demandingthe full story of a SouthKorean bribery scandal inWashington that has strainedrelations between" the UnitedStates and South Korea.

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ries, from agriculture andindustry, from tourism andbauxite, .from constructionand transportation, will bepouring into Alley tomorrowto confirm that they will keepfaith with Michael Manley inthe same way he has ^cept faithwith them.

"Last night's outbreak ofviolence against PNP suppor-ters must, therefore, have beendesigned to weaken the con-fidence and the resolve of theworkers. <

"In this context, one recallsthe Bob Marley shootings lastweek just before the reggaesuperstar was to give a free-concert

"In the same way that40,000 Jamaicans and the art-istes defied the agents of vio-lence and staged probably thebiggest reggae concert .inJamaica, so too, will the work-ers of Jamaica show solidarityagainst the forces of violencetomorrow The people willshow them that we will not bein t im ida t ed by acts ofdesperation "

PostponedDue to the General Elec-

tions and the Christmas Festiveseason the quarter-finals of theAllan Qole football com-petition has been postponeduntil January.

The eight teams in thequarter finals are: ChampionsIsrael United, Molynes United,Matthews United, KencotUni t ed , Selvin Uni ted,Uniques United, All Stars andRed Hills United.

MARSTON GIBSON

King's House on WednesdayOther members of the

committee were Mr Fredenck Talbot, Guyanese HighCommissioner to Jamaica,Mr Hector Wynter editor ofthe Daily Gleaner; Mr Rich-ard Jacobs, lecturer in Gov-ernment at St. Agustine,Hon Dudley Thompson,Minister of Foreign Affairs;Mrs. Jean D'Costa of theDepartment of English,U W I and Dr E. V. Ellmg-t o n , '•secretary to thecommittee.

A graduate with uppersecond' class honours m Lawat the University of the WestIndies, Cave Hill Campus,Gibson is currently pursuinghis Masters (LI M).

Should he be accepted bythe Rhodes ^Trustees hehopes to proceed towards hisPh D in Land Law.

Gibson who is from StMichael, Barbados receivedhis early education at BoysFoundation School and Harrison College.

He is a Boys Scout and in1973 was receipient of theVenturer Award and in 1974winner of the Queen's ScoutAward.

He enjoys music and isthe base guitarist and singerin a local group. "

He has fpur brothers andtwo sisters His parents areMr. and Mrs, ClaremonteGibson.

, DEATHCHIN — Milton:

Late of Montpelier, St. James died on the 4th. Leaving3 children (Hong Kong), brothers Hector, Dennis, Val-edtine and sister Juana (Hong Kong), sisters-in-law,nieces, nephews and other relatives. Body leaves Mad-den's Montego Bay on Sunday 12th to lie in State atthe Blessed Sacrament of the Roman Catholic Churchat. 3 p.m. Funeral Service 3.30 p.m. Interment in thePye River Cemetery.

PERSONALThe widow and family/ of the late JusiahHill wish through this medium to expresstheir sincere appreciation and thanks toall who in so many ways expressed sympa-thy and kindness byway of letters, tele-grams, visits, cards, floral tributes andtheir presence at the funeral. This gaveus comfort in our recent bereavement.

PERSONALThe family of the late Alice ElizabethMorris (Gangan) wish to express throughthis medium, their sincere thanks andappreciation to all who sent cards, floraltributes, paid visits, attended the funeralservice and expressed sympathy duringtheir bereavement.

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1 IN MEMORIAM I

Cecil Bowen McBean |= In dear and ever loving memory, of my beloved i= husband, who fell asleep on the 10th December =

1975. =T-here is no tune thai we could set =

For parang, =S We who must remain - S= Are never ready for such pain. S— Even our prayer would, be- "Not yet! S

Not Vet, dear God — another day =With us let our beloved stay " S

We must beJieve, when fa/Is the Wow =That wisely, Cod has willed it so =

_ Sadly missed by: — ,=| Wife Violet, sister* nieces, nephews, dear friend == Veronica, and other relatives and friends. i

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BIRTHSCHIN — To Lesley (nee TenA) andKen: A girl at Si. Joseph's Hospitalon the 8th Dec. (003733)HUGH — To fat (nee lal) andFrank (Gary): God's gift of a girlbom on the 7th Dec. 1976 at theNuttal Memorial Hospital. Mottioiand baby doing tineWORTHY — To Karin and Ken a sonSteven Douglas on 7th Dee. at Nut-toll Mem. Hospital. _

DEATHSI BARRACKS — Margarett (Mrs,):

IN MEMORIAMANGttN — (Colbert Joihuo: In nev-er fodlng memory of our loved onewho departed this life (8/12/69)seven years today.Memories are treasures no one canstool,Death leaves wounds no one canhealSweet are the memories jllentlykept.Of one we loved and will neverforget.

Sadly missed by:- "Wife, daughter and grandchildren.

IN MfMORIAM

Age 93 died at her residence inGinger Hltl St. Elizabeth, m Mon-day 6th Dec. leaving children Rase(USA), i Beatrice (England), Iris.Vera, Magnus, grand-children & oth-er relatives. Funeral, Saturday DecUth at Ginger Hill, City MissionChurch at 4:00 p.m. Interment inthe family plot. _ (003568)BRAHAM — Gloria (nee Gardner):Relict of the lota Noel Braham of 2Worthington Avenue, Kingston 5,died «hr December 1976- leaving; sis-ters Veronica (Sister Gardner), Ber-tha (Nan). Mrs. Dalia RodnqaeiJoyce and brother Rev. RobertGardner (Canada), nieces and neph-ews. Funeral service at 4.30 p.m.Friday 10th. St. Matthew's Church.Kitchens St. and thence to the HalfWay Tree Cemetery. _BROWN — Rupert (Angel); late of1 Baldwin Cros. Quhaney Park.Died on the 2/12/74. Leavingmother Evelina, brothers Lester, ,Bryan, Arnold, & Victor, sistersUna, Unell. «Frederica. Eloeta,

.Mavis 8 Alphena, nephews, niecesother relatives & friends to mourntheir loss. Body lies in state, at IBaldwin Crescent on Sunday the12th from 1 p.m. until 2 p.m.Thence to, Brown's Funeral Chapelfor funeral service at 3 30 p.m.Interment In the May PanCemetery.BRYAN - Marlene Angella: Late of8 Cedar Volley Road, Kgn. 6. Died:on the 2/12/74. Leaving motherLena, father Vernal 2 Brothers, 7sisters & other relatives 8 friends.Funeral service will be held atBrown's Funeral Chapel at 4 p.m.on Sunday the 12ih. Interment inthe May fen Cemetery.BYFIEID — Julia (Mrs.): late of Pre-ston. St. Mary, died on 29 11.76,leaving children Mrs. Vanda Morris(U S.A.), Mrs. Adina Dixon, Jane,Rachoel, Dudley. 30 grandchildren,10 great gfand children and otherrelatives. Body leaves. Roman'sFuneral Home on Sunday 12th o±11.00 a.m. to the Preston Land

' United Church Preston, St. Mary.For Funeral service at 4.0d p.m.Interment in Church Yard, transpor-tation will be available.BURKE — Leonard: Late of WindsorCastle Portland, died on the 7thInst. Leaving wife Gudefda. chil-dren Blossom Monica. Ewan,Skeifa, & Sandra, grandchildJanine, son-in-law Stanley and oth-

,er relatives. Body leaves Madden'son Sunday 12th Dec. at 12: noon forWindsor Castle Independent BaptistChurch. Funeral service 3:p.m.Interment In Harthill Cemetery.FORTE — Qrvllle Glanton: Late of21 Rolllngton Ave., Kgn. 2, died InNew York 4.12.76. Leaving motherBenecia, father Eric, brother Bunnyand other relatives. Funeral service9

at Madden's Chapel an Saturday11th at 4.4)0 p.m. interment In MayPen Cemetery.GRANT • Robert Anthony: (Bobby)age 25 years, of 29 Win! Road. Man-deville, died on the 5th in theU.W.I. Hospital, leaving parents,Winsome and Peter, sisters Ann,Katie and other relatives: Bodyleaves Delapenha's Funeral Par-lour, Mandeville on Friday 10th tothe Mandeville Parish Church farfuneral service at 4.30 p.m. Inter-ment in the Mondevllle Cemetery. 'MclNTOSH — Jamas Adolphus:Late 'of 24 King St. Montego Boy,•died opr Monday «th. Leaving wifeAlice, sons,, Lincoln, Beresford,Eric, Wasley. Donald, daughtersClova (Mrs. Basil Morris) Flo (Mrs.WendillSames) grandchildren and •other relatives. Funeral will, takeplace in the Calvary Baptist Church,Montego Bay at 3.30 p.m., Saturdayllth. Interment in the Pye RiverCemetery. (003871)MORRELL — Marcel) (Lena): lota ofPort Royal. Died 6/12/76 at the Uni-versity Hospital leaving fatherRufus, mother, children Garth, Tan-ny. see-Ann and other relativesand friends. Funeral service at 4:00p.m. Saturday December 11, at PortRoyal Methodist Church. Intermentin the Port Royal Cemetery._ ' _ (003696)POLLACK — Joslyn (Brother Chris-tlan): Late of 35 Albert St., Kgn. 14,died 26.11.76. Leaving wife Myr-della, 14, children, brother* & sit-ters, qther relatives. Funeral serv-ice at Madden's Chapel on Sunday12th Dec., at 2.30 p.m. Thence toMay Pen Cemetery.PRINCE — Violet (Mrs.): Late ofAdelpht, St. James died peacefullyon the 7th instant, leaving sonsBryon (England), Lloyd Glen, (Rec-tor Part Antonio), daughters-in-lawEva, Iris, and Shirley, grand andgreat grandchildren. Funeral Serv-ice Christ Church. Marley. AdolphlFriday 10th December at 4 p.m._ _ .(008112)REID — Herbert: late of K.S.A.C.and 13 Sllpe Pen Road diedTuesday 7.12,76 leaving wire Florii(nee Hill), only sister Amy, nieceand nephews, other relatives andfriends — Funeral St. Anne'sRoman Catholic Church 4 p.m. Mon-day 13.12.76 and thence to the Cal-vary Cemetery.SAGE — Hector: late of 109 Barbi-can Road, Kingston 8, passedaway. 7/12/76. leaving wife, Edna,daughter, Helen (Gordon), sons,i Conrad, Tony, daughters-in-law,Sarria and Ann. son-in-law, P.Anthony Gordon, grandchildrenand other relatives and friends.Funeral service at Sunset Chapel,Shooter's Hilt, St. Andrew, at 3.30p.m. on Sunday, (12/12/76). Inter-ment in the Burial Park. No flow-ers, a collection will be taken forthe Heart Foundation at theService. °SMITH — Bridget (Mrs.) "(AuntB.):118 Rum Lane, Kgn. died on1/12/76. leaving husband, nieces,

' nephews & other relatives. Funeralservice at 4.00 p.m. today 10th, St.George's Anglican Church, East St. -.Interment in the May PenCemetery, _THOMPSON — Mrs. Cora (neeNaplen): Late of London and 44Oiisholm Ave, died 8/12/76 leavingparents, brothers, and relatives.Funeral arrangements will beannounced later.WITTER — Clarice (Mrs.) (Myrtle):Late of Morningside, Junction. St.Elliabeth, died on the 7th. Leavinghusband John and other relatives.Funeral service and Interment ather late residence Morningside, St.Elizabeth on Tuesday 14 Decemberat 3.30 i

BRITTON — Monosseh (Britisher):In loving memory of my belovedhusband who died two sod yearstoday JO/12/74.I did notsee you suffer,I did not see you die.I enly got the now* that you d said'goodbye'I often wander to your restingplaceAnd always willFor no one can fathom tne'heartache • . . .When we have to left you cold andstill ,

I Sadly missed by:..Wife Ethel, daughter lucille andViviene *U.K. paper please copy.CUTHBERT — Alfred: In loving mem-orv of a dear father and grand-father who passed away on the 107

today 10 sad years,cluster of happy memories

J with a million leanig God could hove soared youfew more years.

Sadly missed by:wife Olga. son Freddie, daughters.

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FRANCIS — Reginald (Uncle Reo.J:In loi ing and unfading memory« adear husband, father and friendwho passed away three sad years

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,,,,,u» of the loving family andriends you left behind.

j Sadly missed by:!zr Norma. Peggy, Norman otheralativat end friends.

HAUGHTON - Ruby: In loving ntem-

a )f on excellent and devotedland mother who died on the

lOthJDecember. 1975 and was bur-ied December 17th.A wonderful wife and mother laid

Vourj life wo* full of kindly deeds.Helping hands to all in need.A pleasant smile a heart of goldNo finer person In all the world.Though your smiles have gone

ver.And Vour hands we cannot touch

, We nova never lost your sweetmemoriesOf the one we love so much.

Heavily missed bytHusband Raphael, daughter Grace.MASTERS — Caurtland Steve: Inmemory of a dear son who'

- departed this life two sod years onthe'9th leaving behind one babyboy.l-Mother, father, brother, sister* andgrandmother.

'Youri memories we willforget.That wThat I was sweet loving and kind.

.Sadly missed by all.MORGAN — Virginia Elizabeth: Inloving memory of a dear wife.mother - and grandmother whopassi d away December 10, 1974 -today,two sad years.No farewell was spoken, no timeto say goodbye;You jwere gone before we knewand, we will always wonder why:Our hearts still ache with sadness,secret tears still flow;What Is meant to lose you, no onewill ever know.

! -Sadly missed, by:Husbtmd Vyjlltam. children Albert,lebelr. Icil, Apltne, Ante). Edwin,Harold and Lessepp. grandchildrenDona hue, Yanna. Carol, Junior andMorir.FA'

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IE — Aston E.: In loving memo-a beloved son «. brother who

1 il s 3 sod years today.| Sadly missed by.

Mothjr, brother Khjgrfey, slstenMerit n. Enid. Cicely t Volma.PAYNE — Aston: In «vw loving

r of a dear husband andwho left us three "yean

Still missed by:Vonnle ft Andrew.

— Vincent George (UncleIn loving memory of a dearno" and uncle who departed

REIDVin):fiusbathis life on the 10/12/71.If love and care could keep youYou would still be hereBut God raw where you could bearno more.And called you home to rest.

Sadly missed by:Wife Doris end niece tody.SHERIFF — Una (lottie): In lovingmemory of a dear relative anddevoted friend, who left us today,1 year.

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SMITH — Key. Spurgeon S.: In lov-ing memory of a dear husband andfather jrfio went to rest on I0thDecember, 1974, 2 sad years ago,"Menories are treasures no onecan stealDearl leave* wounds no one conhealSweet are the memories silently

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n w we love dearly and neverbrget.Always remembered fay:

Wlfa Zitta, son Spurgeon Jnr. enddaugl rters Cheryl ona Potrldo.WRIGHT • Edith (Mrs.) (Miss Tom):In lo'lng memory of a dear wife,mother, daughter and sister whodeparted this life 2 sad years ago." longer an earth our lives to

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Sadly missed by:'Hfusband Clarence S children, Jenni-fer, Elaine, Donald, Pat, Winston,mother father, sisters, brothers,

'other! relatives and friends.

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PERSONALThe family of the late [DonaldPringle of Rosend, Si. |Maryrexpress then- sincere thanks and apprecia-tion to those who -offered their con-dolences, 'during our recent bereavementby way of letters, cards, telephone calls,floral tributes, visits and attendance atthe funeral. /These expressions indeedbrought cfjmfort to us.