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Girl addicts pass bad checks. for Mafia, Bostonpapersdys BOsToN--(AP) -- The Boston Globe said The girls, mostly teen-agers, the sfory said, were recruited by the Mafia on Boston Com- money, stolen postal orders and bank checks mon, in, the night club and theater district or have been passed in the Greater Boston area. in the last month by female drug addicts. in various narcotics hangouts throughout the working for the Mafia. city. The girls were paid at least $200 a week, The counterfeits and other negotiables, the supplied with false identification' to pass the Globe said, were shipped into the city by the checks, set up in motels-and high-class apart- Mafia and distributed to members of the or- ments, and chauffered' to and from the area's ganization. they worked, the Globe said it had learned. '"You only work a few weeks at a time, be- One ginl, the newspaper reported, said: cause the clerks will recognize you, one of the ae sr (pynnnn an Anuon wng) anded Sunnnnd,, girls was quoted as saymig. "But you can al. easy way to make money. I don't get any qualms over it.I just want the money for the somebody like me.' druigs." Police had -no imimediate conment. :1 U,S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, Oct. 20, 1969 tain the U. S..armed forces." The sentence should have read that Thieu's armed.forces.' dollars of U..S., expenditures in Vietnam the-South Vietnamese Vice President. & World Report," page 61, misquoted the Oct. I3, 1969, issue of *U.'S, News Correction jn this part of the world. munist hands. That's important to peace. Rut at.least the country isn't in Com- not be able to contain them entirely. dry season starts. The Laotian Army may Of course, they will try again when the Ffanri aaanur Suqnnq nnt q jny. annnn. the past two years. They have been. lost most of the gains they made during ad right in Laos. The Communists have . pur "For once, you are doing everything ' Said one-high Laotian official: Ime hin the country, nonetheless, is already un- the U.S. with preventing a complete : pers a month. Many Laotian officials credit 'out tJ/Q94/o