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Denies Charge

UNITED NATIONS (AP) —U t. Acting Unitpd Nations secretary - Genaal has accused his landlord of lying about goings-on in the iashi able eastside apartment where Thant has lived since 1959. William Wholey. who sublet the apartment to Thant. charged in court papers that the UN chief executive per- mitted guests to sleep on the floor. The_papera al the place had to he iumigated to get rid of undesirable odors.

ye so asserted i pired. At that time. he said. he

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permeate the premises that they had to be tumigated; per- mitting ‘animals to sit and sleep on and rip. tear and soil said furnishings and to leave droppings on the carpets and floor and otherwise permitting said furnishings to be damaged and destroyed."

Thant said he had agred to an increase‘ rent last year after his two - ar lease ex-‘

had asked the landlord to re- place some items of furnishings

The caller asked how to join Lake! line at Various American the Seafarers International Un-

"scabs."

Palmer repeated in a hushed voice to Mr. Justice Norris.

"names WARNING

lier testimony brought ‘an an- gry warning from r. Justice Norris against‘ any attempt to‘ intimidate or frustrate his in- vestigationa.

He aimed his remarks at SIU Conn"; Juhn Aheam and guy the National Association of Ma- president Hal C. Banks but 1‘ln9‘E“8l“9€"'- later explained that he meant He said the asreeﬂeiitosgwiai

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Under cross - examination by Maurice Wright. lawyer for the .CLC and four aiiiliatedunions. §Mr. Houtman said that Upper Lakes had agreements at the same time with two unions both

testify under oath that she had n A". ;$Jé§‘”EM‘$;N‘°§° "7 W‘ "F035 7 ' . ' led " . no . Acting UN Secretary-General $7:‘.i.'....., ......“”. ...,.......... ...£i‘.f.... “.§."“.:‘..i°.'.‘i‘...?°‘l.."".:.’."i ’mN”Ay pRu(;ﬂAMs ‘ person. delayed ships oi the Upper

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. °'3° """'—T.mp. "u." a s tement. Thant called the allegations absurd and false. e said documents on file New York Supreme Court would refute the charges. Hhich he described as fabrica- on

which he said were worn and in poor condition. He stated that Wholey had accepted $1,070.00 ‘"ln full settlement" for furni- iture repair costs.

iisizn av FAMILY ..

ment as notice to all parties- not just the Sn}. 4

SIU lawyer Ahern agreed with the Jud: that the phone calls were irresponsible.

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' Th ta-Ge ld Chiiwitn th httiie ,nTh%;§:1:l;mv§:,,be,,t;¥se,f-.;t,T:,‘:n: clarelli the apiiztment liilia beeeii day-l:ng helelglﬂ ivoausg 'lI)‘liliomas mfllll “W l‘°“°“ "3" °‘ lilllllll and mm mm med by mt, mu, used only by his family and for J. Houtman. personnel mana- :‘\‘1mmet}'t.h_\Vlie1"_‘e\cr:p¢;!t'a::lle 1:23

commissioner Robert E small personal and diplomatic ger for the Upper Lakes line 9 83 I all I

. Her- man charging Wholey and three

ca" gatherings seldom exceeding 20 and a one-time officer of theiof 16.000.000,i-Oils B 3600113-

persons. He had acknowledged

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m Ken‘ 8‘. 0”. The rent administrator filed ll‘ 5 bl“ “Cid?” “m“- S T

01190 8330 3-m" 9 5'' the 351.000 suit last spring after "ad °“’“9d 5 9“ Whlch “"1 ~' <1 -- ~ 4‘-v--_;_;— ~ " " ‘~---- ., Thant declined to press be" kept in "'9 ‘ mnel" ' "‘”"” ’

suit claims Thant was grossly

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‘room apartment rent controlled $40 .50 a month

The suit said that for two

c arges. CLAIMS DAMAGES

Wholey claims misuse oi the apartment by Thant resultéd in $6.447 in damages to the turn- isliings. The misuse. he said. consisted ,- of "entertaining great numbers 1 Than? of guests. at which functions a ‘- 3"" '“"°3-595 l° great amount of liquor. food‘5e°°“d lease-

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5:30 p.m.—-scan and tobacco was dropped on. Wholey denied overcharging _ .i 6:35pm.-Television Weathef said property; permitting up-‘ithen. He said he himse was H.“ ..

mo p.m.—Hazsrd wards of 20 persons to sleep on i overcharged by .the owners of . ,. .. ,

t:5o p.m.—1eIavition sports the floor and elsewhere on the the building. and has filed a VAUX "ML

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thrown about and from win- $23,070 treble damsSPS ‘N’ ‘d of sai emises. permit-iihc claimed overcharsﬁl ting such undesirable odors tolanainst him.

jEntire Canadian Economy ils Called Little In Dumps

N13, (CPL. i Mr. Jamar said that Canada . . . Cairncross. the needs good salesmen abroad Scottish economist who con- and must lose its fear of sell-

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Mmhag vm’,dM'm“_ ‘ the economic adviser to the He said Canada will suffer . crcv saoio Bljiish S0V€_l'ﬂmEﬂi ﬁ?_lld- .chronic unemployment and this‘ ‘I: h It‘ is btllifficutltuts disenttlanlgle] lrvoraid be ‘ever worse in the At- ‘ g MONDAY t c rou es 0 5 par cu ar an e reg on. g 6 23 S‘ n on area from those of the whole l Mr. Gallaizher sl§a]idbCa;iada’s D C S S R D i 2 » ' '9 t t i ii w e mDOI'- . "=3°“N°W' 3' W""‘°' colllirt: riaid the Atlantic rcgionlna Klnatlicpociicillntry has to in- 1 ﬁggeoﬁs 5'E:)‘:"l‘:)’}“' 2°~f_::’:°d 2| (i35—Country & Western Roundup shouldn't be "too'depresscri_bylcrcasc productivity. “andseﬁt "K wonder 2111.055. E 655--Nrwl a Weather ‘conditions today-, Proi C31?"-J-i"‘"“"‘ he ab,:,i2,f°';n',}"°g0od, ii. Lounging 5. Mother: cl1il~ Mn _Heb,,,,, ci,,;,,;,,, tic“, cross was speaking in a panel Zfllll raw mda Yhanufacturers suppers Bm_ men 7I9——('ountry_ la Western Roundup d'5_C“55l9“’ 3i M°““l _A"_l5°“ | .m"|‘_| “Mn my ark” 11. 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Eitiiledsu I o.2o—Aii.mic Quiz %‘:"i"v‘:lfmv- ~ - “ T RICE gélgeldcny 18 §i;.gali:ii:1;i 17 Chum E 9.25-—M ' w'ih W'lli ‘ " By ROBE}! - - - ' ' . , 930-—M:rIrri‘l:i.g ul .' ' CITES FOUR VIEWS : TORONTO t_CPl — Evidence gt“ “:11”! —- to» 32 gllum‘-b°" 33’f;'°.f§““"‘5 13 to no—Nawi & wutluir Mr. Jame!‘ said there areloi‘ thuggery, violence and shoot- 25-Texan? mark 8-! St?’ -music “mm i-( i o-os—Noiei a. Music {Our different ‘V as of 0 1nioniings—as well as obscene tele- - 19.3:-oa. _ ‘ _ - P P 23. White bear mi. 33 Picice 42. Exclama. :l5—Win 57 on Britain's proposed move. 3 phone ca1ls—-was placed before 28 India. J3 . .wm1 hams “on E-?°—NoieI 5 Music The first was that o no- . the federal commission investi- ‘men’ P" V 30—Biida Program tional press. which he said “is gating labor strife and shipping 2.'Ingmdiem__ n445—Noies 8. Music not particularly well informed." disruptions on the Great Lakes. ‘or turkey ii-5s—Jimmio Rodgers The second was big in- The testimony went into the numns. elm-News Headlines‘: Weather dustry which has set its course rcco Mr. Justice T. G. 3o_wm.uw 1. . , .io2—Noiei 8. Music ‘ towards the market; the third, Norris as he_again served no- the capital 3 l 7”‘ WM‘, . W__,__N.w. l 30-Montague Entertain: ihc small manufacturers. are tice that he will tolerate no non- 33_Ruge. ; -.| - ‘ I F/NM.” m‘,/ M l40—Noids a. mic confused. while the man on the sense in his inquiry. 35_.m,em_n ,1 _ _‘ _ i.is_3uii.tin some street has "wavered with e‘ Mrs. Thelma Palmer. swltch- PM,” '"| ‘,i A‘: V _ . Mn-—Noias It Music press." b°9l'd 0P9|'3i0|' ll UPPET Isak” g_ A mtmﬂ F. I \'"f "1, . - I.55—Ailsntle News Roundup ' ‘Mug, 0 i O‘ _ . _/ , . ,’ ?'‘‘‘—W t r 40.A.noient '- — i r l. . 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