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Novelties City FLOWERS Floral Wide Corsages Delivery Arrangements FOR OCCASIONS Wreaths ALL 26. man. vived mains COLEMAN- Coleman, Coleman; 1963, Death Sam by are Out M. at Nolensville, will two Smyrna, wife. his of -Thursday be Coleman, Mrs.

nome, brothers, Town Tenn. and held Smyrna. where one age night. Anna Notices 201 Ed Will 86. The conducted Saturday, nephew.

College Hoover funeral Hager: Sept. Cole- Sur- Doll re- BATES FLORIST 4102 Gallatin Road Phone CA 8-2995 Kelly Lish FLOWERS Green Hills Village AM 9-5611 Death Notices BYRD Thursday, hospital, Sept. Charles 26, Rueben 1963, local Byrd. Survived by wife, Mrs. Anna Jean Byrd; daughter, Cynthia Ann Byrd; son, James Lee Byrd, all of Donelson; father, Fred Darnell Byrd of Byrdstown, sisters, Mrs.

Ben Hensley and Misses Virginia and Ruth Byrd all of Cookeville, brothers, Payton T. Byrd of Detroit, Porter Victor Byrd of Dayton, Ohio, Paul Byrd, Marion, and Fred Byrd Jr. of Detroit. Mich. Remains are at the Hibbet-York-Hailey Funeral Home, where services will be conducted Sept.

28, 1963 at 10:00 o'clock by Rev. Everett Robinson. Leaving immediately for services at 2:00 o'clock at the Dotson Chapel Cemetery, near Cookeville, Tenn. by Rev. Kirby Smith, and Rev.

Harlan Watson. Honorary and Active pallbearers will be members of the Metropolitan Police Department. Interment in Dotson Chapel Cemetery. Hibbett- YorkHailey, Directors, TU 3-2361. DANIEL Thursday, Sept.

26, 1963, Mr. Almon W. Daniel. Survived by son, James A. (Jim) Daniel; sisters, Mrs.

Lucille Ryan of Decatur, Graham, N.C., Mrs. Mildred King of Mrs. Lillian Robinson and Mrs. Estelle Scott of Decatur, one grandchild, Miss Linda Daniel. Remains are at the Chapel of Pettus-Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte where funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev.

Vaughn Fults. The following will please serve as pallbearers, Hubert Cowell, L. J. Tidwell. Harvey Wright, P.

W. Cox, T. C. Cox, and Graydon Reese. Interment Woodlawn.

Pettus-Owen Wood. CY 2-3392. HAGAN evening, Sept. 27, 1963 at her home, 4121 Franklin Road. Mrs.

Flora Mciver Hagan, age 92 years. Survived by daughter, Miss Eva Hagan, Nashville; sons, Frank E. Hagan, Grosse Pointe, Alfred M. Hagan and William R. Hagan, of Nashville; sister, Miss Effie McIver, Nashville; four grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

Remains will be at her home this Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. Complete notice will follow. BraceyWelsh Co. Inc. James.

Suddenly, Sept. 26, 1963 in Cleveland, Ohio. Survivors: former wife, Mrs. A. M.

Hancock; daughter, Mrs. Geraldine H. Polk, Nashville, son, J. W. Hancock, Cleveland, Ohio; grandson, T.

Darryl Polk; other relatives and friends. Communications may be sent to 1478 E. 110th Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Courtesy of K. Gardner.

LANNOM-Thursday evening, Sept. 26, 1963, at a local infirmary, Burdine L. Lannom, Survived by wife, Mrs. Verna Vaughn Lannom; Clay Lannom; grandson, Charles, les Anthony Lannom; three sisters. Miss Bertha Lannom, Mrs.

Ed Warren, and Mrs. W. C. Richardson all of Nashville, Remains rest at the Funeral Home of Phillips-Robinson Co. where funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, Rev.

James T. Hopkins and Rev. William T. Steele will officiate. Active pallbearers, The following nephews, Eugene Taylor, Billy Taylor, Forrest Davis, Maior Johnny C.

Dunn and Paul and Wesley Minnicks. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. Phillips Robinson Co. Directors. MATTOX-Friday afternoon, Sept.

27, 1963, at a local infirmary, Mr. Robert Frank Mattox Sr. Survived by wife, Inez Gill Mattox; daugnier, Mrs. John Burke; sons, Robert F. Mattox William L.

Mattox; brother, G. Riley Mattox, all of Nashville; sisters, Miss Evelyn Mattox, Mrs. Dorothy Antaine, both of Chicago. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus, Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte Ave. Services will be held at the Charlotte Ave.

Church of Christ, Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, conducted by Bro. Mac Wayne Craig. Friends will serve as pallbearers. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Pettus, Owen Wood, CY 2-3392. PITT-Friday afternoon, Sept. 27, 1963 at a local infirmary. Mr. James Martin Pitt.

Survived by daughters, Mrs. N. G. Covington, Nashville, Mrs. E.

D. Cole, Goodlettsville, Mrs. H. B. Lavender, Nashville, Mrs.

M. P. Dean, Butler, Mrs. Wm. Meinhardt, Bowling Green, sons, Quincy C.

Pitt, Nashville, Jack T. Pitt, West Desmoin, Iowa; sister, Mrs. Will Flaft, Newborn, 12 grandchildren; 24 great-grandchildren. Remains are at the chapel of Pettus, Owen Wood, 4506 Charlotte Ave. where services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, conducted by Bro.

John R. Hudson. The following will please serve as pallbearers: W. P. Hulan, Thomas W.

Sanders, Earl Yates, M. W. Butler, Rowland Mears, Noel Demonbreun, Odie Pitt, and E. E. Hulan.

Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Pettus, Owen Wood, CY 2-3392. POTTER- Thursday night at the residence of her niece and nephewin-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman, 1513 12th Ave.

Mrs. Alice Walker Potter. Survived by dear brother, Mr. Willie Webster; devoted and loyal niece. Mrs.

Mary Della Coleman, both of Nashville, other nieces, Mesdames Alice Gordon of Mt. Pleasant, Dallas Gordon, Maggie Buckner and Kattie Mcintosh, all of Sandusky, Ohio; nephew, Mr. Orestis Webster of Hampshire, step-daughters, Mesdames Mary Ellen Harding and Esther McGlothin, both of Nashville; stepsons, Messrs Walter and Ernest Potter of Nashville, and Jasper Potter of Sandusky, Ohio, Wells, and Mrs. Bessie Hill of Nashville; sons, Eston Sanford Sanford of Nashville, and Clifford of Akron, Ohio; sister, Mrs. Ida Shelton of Nashville: five grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren.

The remains are at the Waller Chapel in Nolensville. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock at Triune Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. Charles R. Cunningham, assisted by Rev. Allen Hardison.

Active pallbearers, Elvin, Buford and Ernest Sanford, Jack Sanford McCaniess. Edwin Shelton. Howard Kain, Carlton. Collum, Otis and Ceme- R. K.

Toombs. Interment Triune tery. Waller and Nolensville, Phone 795-2530. -Friday evening. Sept.

27, 1963, at a local hospital. Mr. Herbert Steele. Survived by wife, Mrs. Wille Baker Steele; sister, Mrs.

Lessie M. Scruggs: brother, Mr. Will Bugg; other relatives and friends. Complete funeral arrangements announced later. Witliam Gunter and Sons funeral di- Tommie Potter; a large number of great-nieces; great-nephews, COUSins, in-laws and other relatives and friends.

Remains are at (Mrs.) Martin's Funeral Home, 2624 Jefferson St. where the family will receive friends Sunday night from 8 to 10 o'clock. Remains will lie in state from 11 o'clock Monday morning in the St. Luke C.M.E. Church, 26th Ave.

and Meharry Boulevard, until time of funeral at o'clock conducted by pastor, Rev. John Glenn, assisted by Rev. J. M. Britton, Rev.

0. L. Miller, Rev. H. W.

Henning and Rev. Maynard P. Turner Jr. The stewardesses of the church will serve as flowerbearers and nephews-in-law will serve as active pallbearers, and friends will serve as honorary pallbearers. Interment Hills of Calvary Cemetery.

(Mrs.) Martin's Funeral Home. Telephone AL 5-7636 or AL 5-7637- 2624 Jefferson St. SANFORD -Thursday morning, Sept. 26, 1963, at a Franklin, nursing home, Mrs. Maggie Stanley Sanford, age 79.

Widow of the late Clarence W. Sanford. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Henry Allen of Nolensville, Mrs. F.

E. Out of Town White Bluff, Tenn. GENTRY-Friday, Sept. 27, 1963, at a Dickson hospital. Mrs.

Mary Agness Gentry, age 73 years. Survived by husband, G. H. Gentry; six daughters, Mrs. Vivian Jones of Nashville, Mrs.

Frank Howell, Mrs. Odell Duke, Mrs. Arnold Gill, Mrs. Grady Albert, and Mrs. Jewel Goffett, all of White Bluff; two sons, James Gentry of White Bluff, and George Gentry of Chicago, four sisters, Mrs.

Lilly Creech of Kingston Springs, Mrs. Edward Shelton of Burns, Mrs. Artie Harris of Ashland City, and Mrs. Jack Goodman of White Bluff; 25 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Her remains are at Jackson Funeral Home in White Bluff.

FUneral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon, Sept. 29 at 2 o'clock from the Pleasant View Church of Christ. with burial in the Williams Cemetery. Services under the direction of Taylor FUneral Home. of the est for 7302.

and man 1-B seized Notice Sedan, tember petition Charge. TERNAL in U.S. 0. TREASURY forfeiture IS deliver violation property Any said in 11, for of Serial Alcohol hereby Bomar Clay 1963. a or person October of property will No.

according REVENUE remission one 26 $250.00 Jr. and 21, given County, be P6F may claiming 1956 DEPARTMENT. to or 1963, U.S.C.. cost that Nashville, file forfeited Ford G320173. undersigned, Supervisor law.

an a on bond SERVICE: Tennessee. mitigation Section 2-door claim inter- Sea- Tax, Her- Was and IN- or in on the with Courthouse, 673 nessee. Cemetery Monument 2 Cemetery Monument WOODLAWN Cemetery, grave lot, best location. SACRIFICE. VE 2-4787 AL 4-9386.

MT. OLIVET-4 spaces. $400. 297-4191 after 5 p.m. WOODLAWN -Evergreen Section: graves.

CH 2-4123. MEMORIAL PARK-3 WOODLAWN graves. Call 255-6274. Lost Found RING University of Kentucky, 1959-AB, blue stone. initialed JMF.

Lost August 6th or 7th, vicinity Greyhound station or AAA office. Reward. Write J. FIELD, Box 1193, PEABODY COLLEGE. DOG Manchester mixed, female, black with white chest brown paws, answers to black collar, tag 23471, lost Stoneyway Trail-White Bridge Rd.

Reward, CY 2-0203 WALLET-Lost September 25, 1963, Elliston Pi. or Hillsboro Section. Containing $3 or $4 and personal identifying papers. Reward. G.

P. Montgomery. CY 7-0767. DOG -Bassett hound, golden color, male, taq No 30491. Straved Sept.

12. Vicinity Lealand-Radnor Lake. AM 9-4553. -Sterling Silver Charm, lost Franklin High School grounds, Reward, AM 9-6949. CAT -Male Siamese strayed from McCrory Lane and Poplar Creek Road.

Reward. Days AL 4-0511. DOG -Lost at Greenbrier, Tenn. Brindle female Plott Coonhound, reward, 262-0016, 262-6994. CALF -Stray, Male, Approximately 400 pounds, Brick Church area, C.

W. Cone, CO 2-6021. PURSE-White patent, personal papers, lost, reward, CY 2-8208. Personals FUN GALORE Gain Confidence, be popular with private group dance lessons, Only 65c. Celebrate Arthur Murray's Golden Anniversary offer.

Join the party fun, meet new friends. Phone 255-5575. BLOOD DONORS All blood types needed Donor fee paid BLOOD BANK FOUNDATION 1921 Broadway AL 4-3551 Swedish Massage STEAM BATH 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Downtown, 254-0001 MASSAGE STEAM BATH, 9 a.m.

to 9 244-2488 p.m. Christine Hayes, downtown. LEARN AS YOU SLEEP New scientific way to improve and benefit children, housewives, and business men, 228-7889. CHILDREN Day care. Infants our specialty.

Lipscomb, arrange- Belmont, White Ideal ment for working mothers. Experienced. 297-2347. MASSAGE STEAM BATH-9 a.m. 9 p.m.

Grace Loren (Downtown) 244-1715 WILL PAY CASH FOR Diamonds from karat up, WEIN STEIN Jewelers. 237 4th Ave CHILD KEPT My Home. Dabbs Ave. 254-6208 CHILD KEPT My home, Hillsboro, CY 2-3850 CHILDREN KEPT $10 to $15 week. 254-0826 CHILDREN KEPT Maplewood Ln.

Area. 5 days week. 262-2045. CHILDREN KEPT Crieve Hall Area 832-2893 CHILDREN KEPT Charlotte Park, CY 1-1118 CHILDREN KEPT OR BOARDED -CY 7 6196, CY 8-3649 CHILDREN KEPT Day, hour, week. CY 1-7054 CHILDREN KEPT Fortland Park Area.

CA 8-3710 CASH FOR SCRAP GOLD Broken, discarded lewelry GORDON'S, 12th. Broad CHILD KEPT East 262-3167 CHILDREN KEPT My Home, East, 227-4808 SWEDISH MASSAGE 793-3061 DRESSMAKING Prompt Service. 70 Woodard St. 255-5917. Cold Wave for $7.50.

Arcade Beauty Salon, 86 Arcade (Upstairs), AL 6-9624. REDUCING AND MASSAGE SALON GIN'S 242-7633 SO NON- -DRINKER? Save on auto Insurance 244-2485 CAR INSURANCE Reasonable, call CY 8-4226 FURS RESTYLED Also alterations CY. 1-5776 MASSAGE DONNA DOUGLAS. 9 to 9, 255-6718 5 Special Notices Swimming Pool Equipment Wholesale Distributors NASHVILLE 708 12th S. 2-1777 SWIMMING POOL, CO.

FALL SPECIAL TOP SOIL Rich Creek Dirt Special Tandem Truck Load Price Call VE 2-3600 DOSS UPHOLSTERY FALL SPECIALS No money down. Easy term. Free estimates, guaranteed. 291-4464 Acme Upholstery 2-Piece suite, Fabric and Foam rubber $55. Limited time.

Terms. Estimates, 244-2108, 262-5849. TRY DIADEX TABLETS Formerly Dex-A-Diet. New name, same formula, Week's supply. 98c.

Wilson-Quick Drug. AAA UPHOLSTERING COUCH AND CHAIR $40 244-1476 or 254-3078 CREEK BOTTOM TOP -Prompt delivery, most any place. Buddy Smith. 242-9843 UPHOLSTERING Free estimates. Terms.

CO 2-6883 TWILLEY UPHOLSTERY. AL 5-6557 LEARN TO DRIVE EASY METHOD -Established 1933. CY 7-6526 CY 8-1780 Learn to Drive AIR CONDITIONED CARS, 228-0595 Learn To Drive ACME DRIVER Training. AL. 6-0097 Top Soil -Traxcavator L.

F. BUHLER, UN 5-1448 nights LAWN MOWING Leaf Mulching CA 7-3652 PAINTING Inside. Out Clean Gutters; reliable; 5-0585 LEON'S UPHOLSTERY Couch and chair reupholstered $35.95, 262-4830. TOP SOIL CY 8-2838-CY 2-7633 DIRT -Barn fertilizer, flower kin- dirt "The firewood and dling, MAHAN'S. AM 9-9150.

BLACK TOP SOIL Well rotted manure. Cheap. 254-9003 TOP SOIL Barn fertilizer, Tree topping. 269-4567. 5 Expert Disced, tractor CUTTING, 242-8095 GEHRIG, a PLOWING-Discing, plus TREE per chair HANDICAPPED YARDS Special seeded, after mowing, CA 12 HAULING caning ANNOUNCEMENTS 5:30 hour 8-3747.

bush- Notices per fertilized. p.m. CA of GRADED grading Hog. mile CRAFTSMAN all CA 242-2240 digging. sorts.

8-6681 In 9 7 Travel--U Transportation $3.99 Rent New Car! period pennies Econo-Car, 254-1905 BUSINESS GUIDE 8 Business Services Offered WATER HEATER LEAKING? Call Sears AL 4-5251 for fast emergency installation of a Homart water heater! NO MONEY DOWN SEARS 639 Lafayette St. WHY WAIT? ADD-A-ROOM 10x12 $890 ALL TYPES REPAIRS Licensed Bonded Insured Nothing Down. 20 Years To Pay Capitol Construction Co. AM 9-0064 Anytime REROOFING Siding--Remodeling 721 Main. 242-6491 9 Repairing and Cleaning DON'T BE CAUGHT UNPREPARED Storm Windows, New Homes TENN.

HOME IMPROVEMENT cO. 228-7926 Day or Night Blacktop Paving FHA Terms Free Estimates BUILDERS PAVING CO. TW 5-6600 UN 8-9086 WHY PAY MORE? Free estimates show savings up to on Additions. Patios. Garage to den, bricks, block, concrete, foundations, repair, roofing.

Licensed Contractor. Call anytime, SHEARON, AL 4-9298. CONSTRUCTION Urban renewal, city code improvements, insurance jobs, remodeling, rental building. We do entire job, large or small. Immediate service.

Licensed, bonded. National Builders Remodelers CY 8-4929. Remodeling NO CASH Sadler Const. Co. CA 7-2233 We Stop Leaks NO STOP NO PAY (r) REPAIRS OR NEW ROOFS, Terms.

SOUTHERN ROOFING. AL 5-7506. Septic Tanks CLEANED SEWERS OVERFLCWS BUILT RIPPEY'S. CA 8-7501. CO 2-0626 HOME IMPROVEMENTS REMODELING ADDITIONS GARAGES, CAR PORTS, KITCHENS TERMS, Up to 20 years.

ROBERT WALKER LUMBER CO. 527 W. Thompson 254-3344 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Open Sundays, Holidays Call dav or night. JAMES SUMMERS.

228-5229 ROOFING BIRD Wind-Seal Shingles, Guaranteed Installation: Estimates: Terms. Midsouth 1811 12th Ave. S. AM 9-5719. STONE.

BLOCK CONCRETE WORK, Driveways, underpinning. NAPIER, CA 8-4378. Septic Tanks Overflows built. Repaired FHA Terms. Medley, UN 5-0074 Reroofing, Guttering FHA Financing Free Estimates Work guaranteed, Workman insured, Days 297-9578, Nights 269-3822 Building, Remodeling KITCHENS MODERNIZED FREE ESTIMATES Davis 228-0097, Harris 227-0939 Aar-Dee Cabinet Shop Cabinets Built to Order.

Formica installed. 255-0246. BOAT TOPS Buy direct off, custom boat work. tops. covers.

upholstery. phone 824-8010 dav or night. NICKINS ROOFING Easy Terms, Free Estimates Day 228-9367, Nights 228-1063 Remodeling Additions Garages, Painting, Roofing HANDLEY, 833-0492 ROOFING CO. SIDING, guttering, repair work Licensed, Bonded, Insured. Terms.

AL 4-1307, AL 6-4083. FLOOR SERVICE. Old floors finished like new. Guaranteed Free estimates. Scott-Pierce.

AL 6-7690. GUTTERS CLEANED ROOMS PAINTED $5 Up. Free Estimates. AL 6-5255 CARPENTRY Repairs, Additions, Painting, Block and Concrete work. Large or small.

Estimates. Licensed and bonded, 298-2415. ROOFING, GUTTERING REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY No iob too small CA 8-7280 PAINTING INTERIOR -EXTERIOR Gutter repair, cleaning, general duct work, air conditioning, heating. Day or night, 242-7114, 832-6209. FLOORS Hardwood, laid, sanded, and finished, tile laid.

Free mates. CY 8-1310 anytime. ALL TYPE REPAIRS TO HOMES Terms as as $5 per month. 292-6619 or CY 7-2801 ROOFING Lowest prices- Work guaranteed Green Hills Realty 291-9002 Carpentry Plastering, painting, concrete blocks: roofs, guaranteed. AL 6-0773; CY 1-1935, Edmondson.

tions. Plumbing. Guttering and CARPENTRY Repairs and alteraroofing. Call 832-6116 evenings. CINDERS $3 load DELIVERED.

Driveways built. hauling any kind Work quaranteed CO 2-6853 ROOFING, GUTTERING Free estimates, guaranteed, 255-5595. PATIOS- Retaining walls, walkways porches, steps. brick, stone, concrete work all kinds. AL 5-4313.

CARPENTRY--Jacking UD, gutterinq. cabinet work. Repair service. CA 7-3814 days. CH 2-5458 nights.

BUILDING-REMODELING REPAIRS E. L. BAIRD 255-8991 833-0191 JOBS--Odd jobs, carpentry, patch plastering, painting rooms. garage, patio added. CO 2-9535.

CARPENTRY Painting, House, leveling. Home Improvements. Terms. MURPHREE, 242-9022. CERAMIC TILE- That Old Bath $10.

per month will do it MANNING'S. Have your Furnace Cleaned and serviced for this winter Special This Week Only ENTIRE System, hot and cold air ducts, registers, blowers, burners, chimneys and furnaces cleaned and checked, $7.50. Authorized HEIL QUAKER Dealers HOME HEATING AIR CONDITIONING CO. CALL NOW 256-6920 10 Day. Cleaned, Only Make order CLEAN, increased.

COMPLETE Service Power Repairing Electric to $2.95 $7.50 AIRCONDITIONING Electrical Machine Call BUSINESS calls OIL ONLY Day, or dryers Acquaint $3. AL Increased- HOME and In Heat- HEATING Department old Sunday 212 $2.95 Night 43594 CO. Your You vented, S. ADJUST GUIDE CY Cleaning Licensed HEATING We IS With 11th Home SYSTEM TYPES electric power With Any Our for 15 THE TOOL PROJECT PRODUCT Graduate The Help or requirements. NASHVILLE related products.

DESIGN ENGINEER- machinery in Engineer Engineer in EMPLOYMENT for at Position Wanted--Male Position has products improvement, the with HEIL-QUAKER ENGINEER- LEWISBURG, open open open TENNESSEAN, at immediate experience preferred) following and NASHVILE 15 stores NASHVILLE LEWISBURG in in with testing. TENNESSEE Help control openings and Sept. positions to location. and processes location. tool location.

CORPORATION and EMPLOYMENT 28. to Wanted--Male construction room in card new 1963 production point procedures. Condition- products 19 fab- of or in- ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS 84, Journalist, Dies WASHINGTON Louis Brownlow. 84, distinguished journalist, political writer and former president of teacher, and the District of Columbia's board of commissioners, died yesterdav. Brownlow, who began his career with the Nashville Banner in 1900, became fatally ill while addressing a luncheon meeting government executives at the Army-Navy Country Club.

Born in Buffalo, Brownlow moved from the Banner to the Louisville Courier-Journal, then to Washington as Banner correspondent. He also worked on the old Paducah News-Democrat and for a time was city editor of the Louisville Times. A CLOSE FRIEND of President Woodrow Wilson, Brownlow was appointed by Wilson to the board of commissioners of the District of Columbia, where he served for the last three as its president. Wilson appointed Brownlow to the post in 1915 when the work of the journalist, who was serving as special writer and foreign correspondent at the Haskins Institute, attracted the president's attention. As chairman of the President's Committee on Administrative Management in 1936-37.

Brownlow coined the phrase "a passion for anonymity" when asked to describe Harry Hopkins, Flelix Frankfurter and other close advisers to president Franklin D. Roosevelt. In 1955 Brownlow's book "A Passion for Politics" was published and became a popular work. IN 1957 at the age of 77. Brownlow went to Washington University in St.

Louis as a professor of political science and consultant on the St. Louis metropolitan survey. For 15 years, from 1930 to 1945, he served as director of the Public Administration Clearing House in Chicago. No funeral arrangements have been announced. Mrs.

A. Z. Austin Services for Mrs. A. Z.

Austin, 74, 360 Settle will be at 2 p.m. today at the Cosmopolitan Chapel, Burial will be in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Lebanon. Mrs. Austin died Thursday evening at St. Thomas Hospital after a heart attack.

Born in Stevenson, she had lived in Nashville for 47 years. She belonged to the Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband, Hugh E. Austin; sons, Clyde L. Austin, George D.

Austin, and Kenneth W. Austin, all of Nashville, and Ernest T. Austin, Chestnut Mound daughters, Mrs. Helen and Mrs. Lula Newell, Shelbyville, Mrs.

Irvy Knight, Lebanon, and Mrs. Howard Gunter, St. Clara Shores, sisters, Mrs. Clara Martin, Scottsboro, and Mrs. Grace Davis, Chattanooga.

Almon W. Daniel Services for Almon W. Daniel, 65, 4900 Dakota who died Thursday in a. Nashville nursing home will be today at 2 p.m. at Pettus-Owen Wood Funeral Home.

The Rev. Vaughn Fults will conduct the services and burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Born and educated in Decatur. Daniel moved to Nashville in 1933. He was a member of the West Nashville Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Survivors are a son, James A. Daniel, Nashville; four sisters, Lucille Ryan, Mrs. Lillian Robinson, and Mrs. Estelle Scott all of Decatur, and Mrs. Mildred King, Graham, N.C.; and one grandchild.

Winston J. Nichols Sr. Requiem high mass for Winston J. Nichols 67, of 85 University will be sung at 9 this morning at the of the Assumption. The Rev.

William Davis will officiate. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Nichols died Thursday in a Nashville hospital of a heart attack. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Druzella Phillips Nichols, Nashville; daughter, Mrs.

Josephine Donnell, Nashville; sisters, Mrs. H. A. Brown and 1 Miss Lottie Nichols, Nashville, Mrs. Mary C.

Isabelle, Memphis, Mrs. Corene Chantang, Cincinnati, Ohio; brother, James Nichols, Mobile, two one step-daughter, six grandchildren, and eight step-grandchildren, Burdine L. Lannom Services for Burdine L. Lannom, 72, 1023 Maxwell will be at 3 p.m. today at PhillipsRobinson Chapel.

The Rev. James T. Hopkins and the Rev. William T. Steele will officiate.

Burial will be in Spring Hill Cemetery. Lannom, a native of Nashville, died Thursday at a Nashville hospital after a heart attack. He was a member of the Inglewood Baptist Church. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Verna Vaughn Lannom; son, Charles Clay Lannom; three sisters, Miss Bertha Lannom, Mrs.

Ed Warren, and Mrs. W. C. Richardson, all of Nashville, and a grandson. FLOWERS Harrison Bros.

(FLORISTS) Prompt Countywide Delivery 6th 6-5191 Death Notices NICHOLS Thursday evening, Sept. 26, 1963, at a local infirmary, Winston J. (Nemo) Nichols age 67 years. Survived by wife, Mrs. Druzella Phillips Nichols, Nashville: daughter, Mrs.

Josephine Donnell, Nashville; 8 grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. H. A. Brown, Miss Lottie Nichols, Nashville, Mrs. Mary C.

Isabelle, Memphis, Mrs. Corene Chantang, Cincinnati, Ohio; brother, Nichols, Mobile, Ala. 'Remains are at the Buena Vista Funeral Home, 1503 Buchanan Mass at the Church of the Assumption Saturday at 9:00 a.m., conducted by Rev. William Davis. Active pallbearers will be the friends.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited Friday evening at 8:00 p.m., Buena Vista Funeral Home, AL 4-7511. Repairing HARDING, AL 6-0600 ED BEASLEY'S TV Service St. 7-6335 Night, CA WIRING- -New House heat installed. Maves.

7-0366. 11 Moving. Storage, Hauling $6.50 PER HOUR All equipment labor furnished. Licensed and Insured Anywhere, anytime. CH 2-6675, AL 6-7977 ACME MOVING AND STORAGE THE ONLY NICE THING ABOUT "MOVING" BRAZIL Moving Storage, Inc.

228-1386 MOVING HAULING Large or small AL 5-0060 HAULING Light, anywhere Anytime Trash cleaned, yard work, low prices, AL 5-1524. 12 Painting and Papering PAINTING, PAPERING WALL PAPER STEAMING JAMES HARWELL CH 2-8877 PAINTING, Inside, months to outside, pay, general Cripps 7-2510. CA 8-6561. PAINTING--Inside and out. 20 vears experience.

guaranteed. A-1 reference. Benett, AL 6-1912. PAINTING. $8 ROOM A-1 refernces Harrell, 256-5954 PAINTING PAPERING Reasonable, prompt, work quaranteed.

Bennett AL 4-9703. ROOM By COLORED PAINTER, CH 2-2909 PAINTING Intertor and Exterior. Residential and Commercial. Dry Wall Hanging. Carl Guye, 865-0471.

PAPERING Samples shown. $5 room up. Plaster patching, no waiting. McCormick, AL 4-8089. PAINTING REPAIRS THE "BEST" CHEAPEST', done by Christian worker, 865-2455.

PAPERING- PAINTING Samples Shown Free Estimates WHITED. CA 8-3865 EDUCATIONAL 13 Instruction Schools AUTO DIESEL SCHOOL Office, 3rd Floor. YMCA PHONE AL 6-5637 Shops, East Nashville COURSES: Auto Mechanics Diesel Mechanics Welding Heliarc Welding Auto Body Repair Vistors Always Welcome LEARN ELECTRONICS RADIO ANNOUNCING ENROLL NOW Free Placement Service MID- SOUTH ELECTRONICS 207 23rd Ave. CY 1-7998 CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION- TRAINING Hayes, 254-8828 Radio Announcing Graduate in 20 weeks. ment, Bill Hudson, 256-2705.

BUSINESS COURSE -Night COLLEGE Classes FALL'S BUSINESS 8th at Broadwav AI 6-3679 CLASSES-Day and night. now forming. Mid State College of Medical Arts, 710 17th 244-1830. 410 Exchange Bldg. AL 6-7962 And KEY PUNCH TRAINING TOO THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL MOTELS NEED MANAGERS AND WOMEN P.O.

BOX 2161. Nashville, Tenn. HIGH SCHOOL A1 HOME American School. Gallatin, Tenn. WRITE FOR FREE BOOKLET EMPLOYMENT 14 Help Wanted- -Female HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT ABOUT BECOMING A Dining Room Waitress For SHONEY'S BIG BOY? Why not let us tell you about our program.

We require no perience as we train you on the job. 5 and 6 days a week, with good starting pay and paid vacation. For interview or further Information, call Mr. Brunotts, 297-5330. 5303 HARDING ROAD Young Ladies Urgently Needed TO BE CAR Waitresses FOR SHONEY'S BIG BOY No Experience Required.

Age 18-35 preferred. Apply 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 708 MURFREESBORO RD No phone calls WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE A Dining Room Waitress For SHONEY'S BIG BOY YOU CAN If you are between the ages of 18-35 and possess a neat appearance, we require no experience as we train you on the job. For further information, apply.

1500 GALLATIN ROAD No Phone Calls Must be good with children. in excellent health. furnish good recent references. Call CY 2-4296 or write 2001 Woodmont. Nashville.

SECRETARY In Nashville for Mortgage loan work. Experienced in mortgage, title or law office helpful. Typing and dictation required. Must be dependable and assume responsibility, Salary and advancement dependent on ability. Write Box U-2752 Banner LADY WANTED For Retail Store of National Concern.

Must be experienced in posting Accounts Receivable. Collections and Credit. Age 30 vears up 5 days include Saturday. Replies confidential. Write Box U-2507, Banner -Tennessean.

FRONT COUNTER AND CURB GIRL Age 20-35. Must be able to meet our customers. Apply in person only, SOUTHERN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY. 955 Main St. ESCROW CLERK Position immediately available for someone with bookkeeping or legal background or both to considerable learn escrow acwork.

Involves curate typing of legal documents connected with real estate sales and mortgage loans, and dealing with the public. Applicants should be 25-35 years of age, neat, and personable. Good starting salary. advancement and company benefits. Reply to Box U-19301 BannerTennessean for interview LIVE- IN HELP Nashville couple living suburb New York City wants reliable lady.

age 21 to 50. white or colored, to live in home, do cleaning. cooking and help care for 4 children. 9 years to 3 months. Good salary.

day week. Transportation paid. TOPPING Smyrna; at Walter King Funeral Home, Coleman, Aubrey 28, Doyle Masters, assisted or by Rev. by Rev. Mingledorff, Honorary Men's Bible Pallbearers, Class No.

16. and Board of Stewards of Smyrna Methodist Church, Dr. W. E. Carter, John Waldron.

George Goodall, Albert D. Lawrence, Will Ridley, William Peebles, Jim Miller. Norman Barnett Franklin Weakley, and Urban Marable. Active: Lee Coleman, Sam Barnes Coleman, Howard Coleman, Silas Coleman, Earl Coleman, Warmuth Johnson. and Lytle Hodge, Interment Mapleview Cemetery.

Walter King Hoover FUneral Home, Smyrna, Tenn. Sept. 2:00 o'clock, at Springfield, Ohio FLOWERS- Sept. 26. 1963, Mrs.

Mary Anne Flowers. Survived by husband, Mr. Willie Flowers; 2 sons. Messrs. Willie Jr.

Frank Flowers; daughter, Mrs. Martha Lou Satterfield; 1 brother; 2 sisters, other relatives friends. Complete funeral arrangements announced later. W. E.

Hamilton Sons in charge, AL 5-0582, AL 5-3324. Mt. Juliet, Tenn. GRAVES Friday morning, Sept. 27, 1963, at a Nashville hospital.

Miss Maggie Louise Graves, age 72. Survived by three brothers, Charlie B. Graves, John T. Graves, both of Mt. Juliet, and Harmon Graves, Nashville; 27 nieces and nephews.

Remains are at Nave's East Side Chapel where funeral services will be held at 1:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon conducted by Brother Burrell J. Prince. Nephews will serve as pallbearers. Interment Brown and Virett Cemetery. Nave's East Side Chapel, Lebanon.

Murfreesboro, Tenn. STEVENSON Suddenly Sunday morning, Sept, 22, 1963, at her home, Evanston, 111., Mrs. Melissa Burns Stevenson. Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Lula Burns, and Mrs.

Jeffie McAdoo, of Lascassas, brother, Mr. Mason Burns, of Cincinnati, Ohio; three sistersJessie in-law. Mrs. Burns, of Flora Burns, Murfreesboro, and Mrs. Mason Burns, of Cincinnati, Ohio; several nieces and nephews and a host of relatives and friends.

The remains are at Hellum's Funeral Home, where the family will receive friends Saturday night from 8 until 10. Funeral Sunday at 1:00 p.m. from the Bradley Creek Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. F. M.

Corder and others. Interment in the Milton Cemetery. Hellum's Funeral Home Directors. Lebanon, Tennessee TURNER -Friday morning, Sept. 27, 1963, at Margie Annie Nursing Home, Mrs.

Sallie P. Turner, age 82. Survived by son, Dr. Phillips Turner; grandchildren, Gwyn and Phil Turner all of Lebanon, brother. Harrison C.

Phillips, Nashville, The remains are at the Ligon and Bobo Funeral Home, where funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon Sept. 28, at 1:30 p.m. conudcted by Brother John Smithson Jr. and Brother Dorris B. Billingsley, Graveside services at 3:00 p.m.

from Smithville Cemetery, Honorary Pallbearers, Dr. Sam McFarland. Dr. Bill Howard. Dr.

C. C. Lowe, Kash, Dr. M. William S.

F. Howard. Malone, Nash: ville. Elders of Smithville Church of Christ. Dr M.

D. Ferguson, Dr. A. T. Hall.

Dr. James Bradshaw. Joe Evans. J. P.

McDowell. Elders and Deacons of the College Street Church of Christ. A. Travis Phillies. Sam Gilreath.

Homer Thorne. Fred Maggart. Active. Dr. Lee Cavce, Nachville.

Hoval Johnson, John Richard Hatcher. Edwin Hughes, Ernest 0. Jackson. Jimmy Nokes. Bill Bandv, Lindslev Donnell.

Interment in Smithville Cemetery. Ligon and Bobo, Lebanon. Card of Thanks STRICKLAND- The husband and mother of Mrs. Della Strickland wish to thank their many friends for all floral designs, cards and other expressions of sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement. Charles Strickland WOODSIDEThe family of Charles E.

Woodside wishes to thank all of their friends and neighbors for the many beautiful floral designs and other acts of kindness shown by each and every one during the recent loss of their loved one. especially, the crew he worked with. God bless each of you. Wife, Sisters Brothers Newspaper Printing Corporation AGENT THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Morning-Sundav NASHVILLE BANNER Evening INFORMATION AND TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES (Rates below Apply tc All Class fied Advertising originating within 100-mile radius of the city of Nashville.) Daily classified ads are publ shed SEAN and will be published again first. in THE NASHVILLE TENNESor, the same day in THE NASH VILLE BANNER.

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to ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-B Legal Notices NOTICE OF ZONING AMENDMENT PROPOSALS Public notice is hereby given that the following bill has passed first reading in the Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County, Tennessee, proposing to amend the Code of the City of Nashville, as in effect November 8, 1947, particularly Chapter 42, of the 1960. Code, Article 1, "Zoning Regulations," by making certain changes in the Building Zone Map as follows: BILL NO. 63-107 By changing from Residence A-3 District to Residence A-1 District certain properties fronting on the southerly side of White Bridge Road along both sides of Post Road. Public hearing on said bill will be held by the Metropoliatn Council at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, October 15, 1963, in the Council Chamber of the Courthouse, at which time and place all persons owning property affected by such proposed Zone Map amendment to the Building are invited to appear in person or be represented by agent or petition for the purpose of expressing themselves in support of or in opposition to the making of such amendment. BY ORDER OF THE METROPOLITAN AND COUNCIL DAVIDSON OF COUNTY, VILLE TENNESSEE.

W. M. CLARK JR. METROPOLITAN CLERK NOTICE OF SALE The Metro Government of Nashof Purchases will sell to the high. ville and Davidson County, Division bidder, by sealed bids.

on est October 4th, at 2. p.m. one lot of used surplus scrap office metal. furniture, junk tires and All of the above may Department, be seen at Public Property Peabody Street. Sealed bids will be received until 2 p.m.

October 4th, in Division of Purchases Office, 308 Purchasing Court House. Agent E. D. White, To Pledgers and Pawners: You and each of you are hereby notified that the owners of Pawn Tickets No. 98758 to 99399 inclusive must redeem the pledges represented by your Pawn Ticket on or before October 7.

1963, or your right to redeem will be forfeited. Friedman Loan Company 327 Public Square Nashville, Tennessee disposed before Tobacco their locations WIRING--ALL services Tenotherwise TERMS Air design ing Graduate experience metal out, methods manufacturing equipment selection meet rication, and ENGINEER and Graduate Engineer with experience design, tools, dies, jigs, fixtures, etc. necessary procuring operation. tool metal, Supervise engineers Position at LEWISBURG location. PRODUCTION CONTROL MANAGERExperienced all phases of production including scheduling.

Present control, dispatching, and warehousing. inventory systems involve the use of data processing equipment. Position open at LEWISBURG CONTROL SUPERVISORQUALITY inspection and basic Experienced statistical analysis in direct supervision of plant inspection Should have experience personnel. Position open at LEWISBURG location. 1.

B. M. MACHINE OPERATOR407, 604 and othre types of punch equipment Experienced on Must able to boards and follow programing required. be procedures. Position open at LEWISBURG location.

PLEASE ENCLOSE RESUME WITH REPLY E. W. Beatty of Industrial Relations Director Heil -Quaker Corporation P.O. 128 Lewisburg, Tennessee 14 Help Wanted -Female PARTTIME SALAD GIRLS to 8 -Age 18 to 25 4:30 p.m. p.m.

Apply Personnel Department. VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 25th Kirkand Pl. An equal opportunity employer SURVEY LADIES with Survey experience to 2 Ladies Survey City of Nashville. Easy. pleasant work.

Write The Grolier Society, Inc. 1808 West End, Room 914, Nashville, Tenn. PERSONNEL CLERK Age 21-35. Personable girl, good judgement, trained to give tests. do initial Interview.

Type. Excellent benefits. OPEN KEY PERSONNEL 226 Capitol Blvd. Bldg. AL 5-5722 GIRL FRIDAY One-girl publicity office, about Oct.

21. Must write good feature stories. edit 3 well. Must be exceptionally loval and dependable. An opportunity! A challenge! Write in dence.

Box 1-2248. Banner- Tennessean. ABC MAIDS HAS 50 NEW YORK JOBS Free Room-Board. Tickets advanced. Come, write: ABC Maids.

Church, room 306; 256-8585. WAITRESSES Experienced, for relief shift, Must be neat. Apply Monday or Tuesday, from 9 10 11 A.M. EBONY HUT INC. 1201 Jefferson St.

RECEPTIONIST -for dental specialty office. Must be mature, responsible, neat in appearance. have pleasant telephone voice. typing required. Send resume to Box 1-2650 Banner Tennessean.

MAID--Live on, private room bath, salary $35 week, no heavy work. Write P.O. Box 1342, Nashville, stating age, recent references phone number. WAITRESSES- in person. Hotel Coffee Shop 315, 7th Ave.

North: or p.m. to 4 p.m. at Chariot Drive in, 3416 Nolensville Road. WAITRESS- Wanted, neat, $25 and up. Good working conditions Good tips, apply in person after 6 p.m.

715-40th Ave. North. RESTAURANT HELP GRILL COOKS COUNTER GIRLS Apply in person, BURGER CREME Murfreesboro Rd. at Vultee Blvd. HOUSEKEEPER- Dependable lady, live in, private room and bath, two children, good salary, references required.

297-5733 between 3 and 8 p.m. MAID for Green Hills Gift Store. Reply in own handwriting, giving qualifications, references, age, phone number, P.O. Box 6644, WAITRESSES Experienced. If you want permanent work apply in person.

GREER'S 407 Murfreesboro Rd. OFFICE-Woman Experienced in general office work to keep cost records and inventory. typing required, AL 6-8121, Telephone Solicitors Salary and commission. Apply 304 Church Street. HOUSEKEEPING- Light, days Salary.

room board, working clothes. CH 2-2296 after 7 p.m. 6:30 A.M., apply in WAITRESS. White, experienced. 10:30 P.M.

to person, THE COTTAGE RESTAURANT, 623 Murfreesboro Rd. Counter and Curb Girls Apply BURGER, BOY ATTENDANTS Coin laundry, full parttime, experienced, or train, or apply 12-4 p.m. 3428 West End. BEAUTICIAN Full or part time Call 254-5766 or VE 2-8179 Apply in person 11 to 2, SKYLINE RESAURANT, 1600 WAITRESSMurfreesboro Rd. MAID-4 days week.

prefer with car, recent references. call after 8 a.m. 291-7619 WAITRESS- Over 21 CALDWELL'S RESTAURANT 2905 Rd. to 7:30. Apply WAITRESSES.

KOFFEE SHOP, 2205 Ellison PI. SITTER--for 2 children (1 in school) white only. 5 days. Call 833-1950 after 6 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER And babysitter.

live in. Call 832-7135. BEAUTICIAN-With following, Call days. CA 8-7784 or nights, 262-1560. MAID Live on, good salary, recent references, CH 2-2551, Ext.

63. 15 Help Wanted -Male with B.S. degree in Organic, Physical or Analytical Chemistry. with B.S. degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.

For employment with Courtaulds North America manufacturer of viscose rayon staple fiber, in its plant located on the Gulf Coast near Mobile, Alabama. Courtaulds is now preparing to enter the field of non-cellulosic fiber production and needs ever al qualified CHEMISTS and ENGINEERS in connection with this expansion program. Experience in the chemical or synthetic fibers industry would be most helpful, but recent graduates will also be considered, Excellent salary and very liberal fringe benefits. interested, please write the Manager of Industrial Relations. Courtaulds North America P.O.

Box 1076. Mobile, Alabama, giving complete detailed resume of your educational beakground and experience. MAN FOR General Help around Silk Screen Sign Shop. Prefer man who can Hand Letter but will consider energetic reliable man desiring to learn trade. Apply E.

WOOD CO. 2913 Armory Dr. 242-5682 Heating SUPERVISOR INCOMING INSPECTION National company offers excellent opportunity for person capable of supervising incoming inspection. Three years experience in inspection technique, both electrical and mechanical desirable. Should be proficient in MIL 105 and 414 sampling procedures, Full benefit program profit sharing.

All re including plies confidential. Send resume small photo to Box with X-28712 Banner Tennessean. WANTED LOAN AND FINANCE MANAGER Established company is considering opening in this area. Top come for the right man. Submit detailed resume of past experience.

All inquiries strictly confidential Address Inquiries to Box X-26715 Banner- Tennes- CONSIDER YOUR FUTURE What does your present lob promise you for the years to come? CONSOLIDATED CREDIT of Gallatin, Tenn. offers you position enabling you to learn all phases of the consumer finance business while advancing In position and earning regular salary increases. Applicants having high school education, draft exempt, between the ages of 20 and 30. contact W. N.

Powell, at 111 S. Water, Gallatin, Tenn. Phone 452-3698. LITHOGRAPH PRESSMAN With minimum 10 years man experience, sober. Imaginafive.

accountable for materials, clean equipment, time, and quality work considered. Our jobs are commercial and very diversified, one color and process colors. Single color 17x22 Harris equipment. Permanent, top pay good future. Non-union.

Write lob experience and references we can contact. Box X-26714 Banner- Tennessean. WELDING SUPERVISOR Familiar with Spot Welding. Seam Welding and Gas Welding Operations. Replies confidential.

Submit full resume of past experience to box U-2650 Banner -Tennessean. SALESMANCOLLECTOR National firm has opening for ambitious man. Salary while training. Local Route. Must have dependable car.

Apply in person L. B. PRICE CO. 1827 12th South STRUCTURAL OR MISCELLANEOUS RETAILERS MUST BE EXPERIENCED Telephone Chattanooga, 624-3322 collect Saturday or Sunday. 2 P.M.

to 4. MILL OPERATOR AND DIE MAKER Also men with one or two years experience in tool and die shop. WAMSER-STEWART AND VAUGHN 1000 Mile End Ave. MACHINE SHOP SUPERVISOR To Supervise Tool Die Shop of local established firm. Submit full resume of past experience to box U-2602 Banner- Tennessean.

Route Salesmen Between 25 and 40 years old for established routes. No experience necessary we will train. HAPPY DAY LAUNDRY -CLEANERS PRESSMAN 17th State Street (One Block North of Church St.) COST ACCOUNTANT -for new metal fabricating and finishing plat in central Tennessee. College graduate, age 25 to 35, at least 4 years experience in manufacturing cost accounting including standard cost development, budgetary cost control, preparation of performance reports. Salary commensurate with background and perience.

Send resume to Box U-22100 Banner- Tennesean. ACCOUNTANT -Senior or junior accountant desiring to become associated with public accounting firm in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Good salary. Good future. Write letter in own handwriting, stating age, education, previous experience and other qualifications.

Your reply will be kept confidential. Box X-28713 Banner-Tennessean. ARTIST DESIGNER Several years' formal training and experience in Commercial Art required. Up to age 40. Apply in person to the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE THE METHODIST PUBLISHING South HOUSE Excellent upportunity for experienced Platen pressman.

Kluge, Heidleberg, complete benefit, or top wage plus bonus. Must relocate in Middle Tennessee. Send resume in strict considence to BOX U-2617 Tennessean. FARM HELP Experienced beef cattle farmer. Operate 2.

farms. large acreage, substantial cattle herds. New 3 bedroom house, bath and conveniences. Salary and production bonus. Reply Box U-2689 Banner -Tennessean, giving, present address, age, family, education, experience and references.

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