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23 Linfi.eaplnf 24 THt NASHVIUi TINNISStAN, Wedneidiy, Feb, 1, 1966 TREE TOPPING Trimming and removing. Quality work. Reasonable. Licensed, bonded and Insured. 297-2974.

I A Ueal NalMl GIVE OWCH State Gl Faces Court Martial LASSITER MRS. GLADYS PORTER LASSI TFD-Aoi 67 veers, Monday eft CiMtwy led Kwel H6MM 6 lodge KioHrM Sheriff Fired At, TREE TOPPING Trimming and removing. Ouellty work. Reasonable. Licensed, bonded ind insured, 297-2974.

FROM HAROLD or MAYME LOU Bennetts MELROSE CENTER 291-5664 6-kM fMrf 6-NmnrCbM Cm 2 renoe.lt I tMom. VocoteM SmcoI Noftm 10 ernoon, Jan. 31. Iv66, at the home of her dauahter, Mrt. John McMe-hon.

650 Delaware Madison. Survived by husband, B. D. (Jack) Lassiter, Madison; dau9hter, Mrt. John McMahon.

Madison; son. Jack rh New York Times Ntws Service CiM NASHVILLE TREE REMOVAL Tree Topped end Trimmed Insured, Free Estimates, 291-W50 ll-lnnl 4 1 4. ikV Slays Woman BERLIN Three Germans were sent to prison yesterday I it tmlit It-CoonoN tod Wont Col oj lM.letl Trees Topped, Removed JO becimei Lassiter, Seine Ana, Califj five grandchildren; sister, Mrs. J. T.

Petterson, Neshville. Ttmaint ere et the Cole end Garrett Funeral Home, Goodietttvilie. Funeral service! will be conducted Thursday morninn. February 3. et 10:00 o'clock, at Slater'! Methodist for having unlawfully used American army uniforms and Buy wainoT logs, oe-je, 3-o A Ltial Notice! ing Items taken from their By LESLIE HOUSTON license plates In an escape op 35 lusinesi School.

lhnno taeai 71 G'te wt. vol 2i-U'ionaoi'0 21 MncilUiaOKt Soik JS-Mee. Sweet, 1 fooome Coefrol 2B laMoli loolt, eic 29 laee Cla.t 30-oolmg 4 Soouc OH vow of ttooy 154-1011 BIDS The Division ol Purchases of the Metropoliten Government of Nashville and Davidson County will receive scaled bids af their office, 207 Courthouse, until 10:00 A.M. on Feb Church, by Rev. John Bozemen end Rev.

William E. Lovell. Honorary pallbearers Members of rooms. At the time Mrs. Hathcock shot her husband, Jack, the couple operated the motel and restaurant on a "50-50" basis.

Although they had been divorced for several years, he Slaters Methodist cnurcn, a. a. Anderson. Jesse Baaqett. Joe Bag.

eration in which an iuast merman man and two women were successfully brought to the West last Dec. 19. The head of the escape group, Albert Schueti, 42-year-old barman, told the court be had heloed 399 East Germans escape ruary 9, 1966 on: Rock Salt As per specifications on file. 1 7 Building Remodeling sett, Zelmer Beggett, Paul r)rl-lev, Leon Collier, Jonah Davis, Morris Freeman, Claude Garrett, Finley Jenkins, Pete Hall, Elmer Stat Correspondent SELMER, Te.nn. MrNalry County Sheriff Buford Pussor hot.

and klllpd Mrs. Louise Hathcock yesterday a split second after the woman tried to shot him while he served her with a warrant, DiM. Atty. Gen. Will Terry Abernathy said.

Mr. Hathcock, about 50, owner of the Shamrock Motel and Restaurant which straddles thai Tennessee-Mississippi state line' 12 miles south of Selmer, died in-j The right Is hereby reserved to operated the motel, located in side Tennessee, and she ran the Hinton, o. McMahon, R. T. McMahon, Ewlng Parker, Earl Robertson, Joe Smith, Bill Tal-men.

Gray Temoleton, Dr. George reiect env endor en oios. E. D. White, Purchasing Agent METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT OF NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON COUNTY B.

Hagan and Dr. David Elder. Ac i ii t'i i Mill JOBS OPEN IBM KEY PUNCH PBX Receptionists CASHIERS-CHECKERS Train IS on -Pay Later Tee ebi In Nnhville area. Ne tie limit. Hiih school net re-euirad.

Day er evening claitti. CALL 255-8331 CASHIER TRAINING INSTITUTE 212 Capitol Blvd. to the West since 1962. He was sentenced to five months in prison and a $600 fine. Two United States servicemen who sold pieces of their uniforms to the Germans are scheduled to face Army court-martials tive Jim Patterson, ooen MCRevn-olds, Joe Petrosky, Richard Jenkins, Gerald White, Glenn Jenkins.

In. ferment Sorina Hill Cemeterv. BIDS adjoining restaurant, located in Mississippi. The line-straddling operation had baffled officers from both states, but Abernathy said: "I feel our sheriff and the Highway Patrol have done a good job of policing the place." The Division of Purchases of the COLE AND GARRETT FUNERAL Metropolitan Government of Nash- stantly from "at least one bullet vi and Davidson county wi I re DIRECTORS, Goooietrsvii at United States headquarters in the chest," Abernathy said. ceive sealed bids et their office, 207 Courthouse, until 10:00 A.M.

on Feb GARAGES CARPORTS ADDITIONS REMODELING Custom Designed Homt Improvements KITCHENS. BATHS, PLUMBING, BASEMENTS. ATTICS, REPAIRS, ELECTRIC. SIDINC, PORCHES. PAINTINC, PAVING, CARPORTS, CEILINCS, FLOORS, PANELING, ROOFING, OARAGES.

Liscened Bonded Insured "Terms To Fit Your Budget" ROBERT WALKER LUMBER CO. 527 W. Thompson Ln. Out-of-Town here. Abernathy said the investiga The trial against Pfc.

Michael tion indicates the sheriff acted ruary 9, 1966 on: Dele Processng Forms As cer specifications on file. The right is hereby reserved to reiect eny andor en bids. R. Herman, 21, of Portland, Ore. has been get for today, with proceedings against the other soldier, Specialist 4C.

William G. Taylor, 22, of Hermitage, to follow. E. D. White, Purchasing Agent BIGLEY Dr.

Joel White Dies in Boston MtlROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT OF NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON COUNTY TO PLEDGERS AND PAWNFRS Murfreesboro, Tenn. BOYDSTON JOHN MICHAEL (MIKE) BOYDSTON Age veers. Sunday morning, Jan. 30, 1966, at the residence. Survived by parents, Mr.

end Mrs. John C. Bovdston, Murfreesboro, three brothers, Robert, Scottie. and Steve Bovdston, Murfreesboro; grendoar ents, Mrs. Georgia Ash, Gordonsvilie, end Mrs.

Freda Root. Van Nuvs, Calif. Remains are at J. L. Bass Funeral Home.

Gordonsvilie, where services will be conducted from the Chanel. Wednesday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock, ov Rev. W. Hugh Sheridan and Rev. David Ash.

Interment Gordonsvilie Cemeterv. J. L. BASS FUNERAL HOME, Gordonsvilie. Tenn.

Merced, Sun itar please copy. AT THE TRIAL before the German court yesterday, defense You and each of you are hereby notified that the owners of pawn attorneys argued the men in nckei numoeri: SOS to 1450 Inclusive volved in the deal had acted courageously from a wish to Must redeem the pledges repre sented oy your pawn ticker on or belore Feb. 12, 1966, or your Sam McKissack CONTRACTING CO. 900 12th S. 254-1002 We specialize In room additions, garages, carports, converting attics or basements into family rooms or apartment.

Loans arranged. No down payment. WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN NEW CONSTRUCTION OF APARTMENT JAMES EDGAR BIGLEY et 2610 Essex Place, Tuesday morning, February 1, 1966. at St. Thomas Hospital.

Survived bv his wite, Mrs. Dorothy DuH Biglev of Nashville; mother, Mrs. Bessie Mitchell; one sister, Mrs. Irene Mc-Cullum, both of Memphis; also number of nieces and nephews. Remains are at the Franklin Memorial Chapel, where services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock, bv Rev.

William T. Buckner. The follow-Inj friends will please serve as active pallbearers Robert Caroth-crs, Steve Luttrell, Virgil Taylor, Edward Sullivan, Leo Garland, Hilary Haley Sr. Interment Mt. Hope Cemettrv.

FRANKLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Funeral Directors. right to redeem win be forfeited. HY'S LOAN OFFICE help others. However, Judge Guenther Elith ruled the action was unlawful and could have "brought trouble and difficulties Dr. Joel J.

White, Rear (ret USN, will be buried tomorrow morning with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va. A native of Nashville, he had lived in Cambridge, in recent years. Dr. White died Monday night 4911 Charlotte Ave. Nashville, Tenn.

TO PLEDGERS AND PAWNERS You and each of you are hereby DROPPING OUT OF COLLEGE? Don't lt your time be Idle think ef your future, nrell now, offer complete course! in: AUTOMATION ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL STENOCRAPHIC IBM KEY PUNCH CLIRK-TYPIST RECEPTIONIST Fret Placement Service TERMS Avirif 5 Call per graduate For Further Information Call or write for the American Army and United States command." In his own necessary self defense" hut the matter will "in all probahility" be presented to the county grand jury in May, MRS. HATHCOCK, who shot her ex-husband to death May 22. 1S64, at the same motel, was cleared of charges after declaring to officers: "It was either me or him." Yesterday's duel took place about 11 a.m. in Mrs. Hathcock's living quarters at the motel.

Pusser was accompanied by Chief Deputy Sheriff Jim Mof-fitt and Deputy Peaty Plunk. Abernathy said the officers were attempting to serve Mrs. Hathcock with a search warrant after an Illinois couple had complained of the alleged theft of a purse containing $125 and valuable papers, THE COUPLE spent the night at the motel, discovered the Items missing yesterday morning and drove to Selmer where they swore nut the warrant before General Sessions Court Judge C. S. Treere.

The attorney epneiHl quoted notified that the owners of pawn REMODELING The defendants acknowledged ticket numoers: 66454 to 67167 Inclusive Save your Interest rete and add they had stolen the license plates Must redeem the pledges represented in Chelsea Naval Hospital, Boston, where he had been commanding officer from 1947 to oy your pawn ticker on or be from an Army car parked in a West Berlin street and said they fore Feb. 12, 1966, or your right to redeem win be forfeited, HY'S LOAN OFFICE had received the equivalent of on: If you need to edd a room, remodel, call us, we ere a reputable contractor, licensed to do the lob. Wt will arrange your financing tor vou, call us for free estimates. THURMAN STEVENS CONST. CO.

Office 889-1260. Nights 832-6135 or 883-4970. BYRNE 316 Deaderick SI. Nashville, Tenn. 1949.

After his retirement from the Navy in 1949, he served as medi- J4.O00 for bringing the refugees Lebanon. Tenn, DENNEY DAVE WILLIAM DENNEY Age 68, Early Tuesday morning, February et his home on West Lester Ave. Survived by one ton, Douglas Denney, Lebanon; one lister, Mrs. Alice Ash; one brother, Sam Denny, both of Leb-enon; one granddaughter, Donna Kay Denney, Lebanon; five half-sisters, Mrs. Betty Felts, Nashville, Mrs.

Lena Murcherson, of Georgia, Mrs. Barton Warren, Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Opal Hall, Mrs. Milldred Tucker, both of Nashville; one half-brother, Robert Denney, Nashville. Remains are et Nave's East Side Chapel, when funeral across.

5 Lost Found DOG Irish Setter, male. Lost Dick er son Old Hickory or Bellshire School area. Child's pet. Reward. B9S-51S8.

NO CASH REMODELING ADDITIONS REPAIRS Sadler Construction Co. Phone 227-2233 HANDBAG Ladies, vicinity No. 1st LT. COL. (Rtt) DR.

WILLIAM M. BYRNE Jan. 29, 196 at Dem-ing, N. Mex. He was husband ot Eva H.

Byrne, Deminq, N. ton ol Mrs. Edith Byrne, Nashville, brother of Mrs. Jack Rowland. Nashville, L.

H. Bvrne, Washington. D.C.. Dr. James P.

Bvrne, Deminq, N. Mex. Graveside (military) services. National Cemetery, 2 p.m. Thursday.

Please omit flowers. Donations tn St. Lukt Episcopal Church, Deminq, N. Mex. Remains at COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME.

Krebiozen Caution Given and Cleveland SI. Return keys and ElllaW papers, reward, Mrs. King, services will be held at 2:00 227:1540. DOG Male Beagle, black, tan and white, child's pet, vicinity ot o'clock, Wednesday alternoon, conducted by Rev. Walter L.

Sellers. Pallbearers-Nephews. Interment Wilson County Memorial Gardens. NAVE'S EAST SIDE CHAPEL, Lebanon. WHY MOVE? the couple as saying; they com Lansing Dr.

and Templeton name reward, 298-5986. I Just Change Your garage Into a DOGlrish Setter, male, Dickerson By DONALD JANSON The Ntw York Times News Service CARTER dent we do room additions, garages, cerports end roofing. We complete the lock and key lob. Licensed, bonded. 291-1388.

Rd. White creek Area, lioo re ward, 832-7551. plained first to Mrs. Hathcock but she "appeared under the influence) of alcohol" and told them to "get the hell out." He aaid the officer found Mrs. CHICAGO The American DOG Black with white ttomech.

Medical Association warned that Name Mutt find, urowav erea. CA 7-0894. Hathcock in an "obvious state of Intoxication" when they arrived the outcome of the Krebiozen trial should not be Interpreted DOG Black female Labrador Re triever. S2J reward, lost in Brentwood area. Call 133-2319.

as establishing the effectiveness of the drusr in treating; cancer. DOG-Male, brindle end white bull BUILD-REMODEL Build rooms, cerports, garages, foundations, house leveling, tire-places. Free estimates, FHA terms. L. J.

EDWARDS 269-3438 ROOM ADDITIONS REMODELING Complete Building. Basements, Dens, carports, garages. Cltywlde estimates. Licensed-Bonded. Prompt, Reliable, References, Terms.

832-3074, 249-4132 anytime. dog, straved Brook Hollow Rd. Reward. 292-4235 or 747-4696. Primm Sprints, Tenn.

HUNTER MRS. MARGARET ANN HUNTER -Age 88, died Tuesday morning, Feb. 1, 1966, et her home, Primm Springs, Route 1. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Mery Green, and Mrt.

Irmt Fly, both of Centerville; one ton, John H. Hunter, of Primm Springs; one granddaughter, Mrs. Frances Hunter Blade, of Pulaski, Tenn. Her remains ere et her home. Funerel service! will be held Wednesday efternoon, Feb.

2, 1966, at 1:30 o'clock, at Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church, Hickman County, conducted by Rev. 0. C. Slaughter, Rev.

John C. Meadows, and Rev. Cecil Miller. Interment Kellough Cemetery. Services under the direction of TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME, Dickson, Tenn.

Five makers and promoters of the controversial substance were acquitted Monday and Saturday on federal charges of conspiracy CAT Yellow Persien, neme Peter, one eye. Lost from 1116 iem South. Reward. 291-5601. at the motel.

Abernathy said Mrs. Hathcock came to the door and greeted the officers saying: "COME IN HERE sheriff, I got aomething to tell you." The sheriff entered the room and Mrs. Hathcock turned quickly and fired a single shot from a 38-caliber pistol, Abernathy said. MRS. LONNIE MAY CARTER Age 77 years, Tuesday mornino.

February 1, 1966 at local infirmary. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Jean Marshall, Lincoln Park, Mich, and Mrt. Helen Wifree, Lebanon, Tenn.j ton, Tommy Carter of Nashville; sister, Mrs. Lula Gregory, Goodleltsville, Tenn.) brothers, George, Albert end Jim Sattertield of Springfield, 12 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.

Remains are ef Woodbine Funeral Home, 3620 Nolensville Road, where funeral services wilt be conducted Thursday alternoon, Feb. 3, 1966 et 5:00 o'clock by Rev. Charles Pool. Pall-bears: Honorary, Elmer Moore, Gentry Buchanan, Robert Kimbro. Allen Belcher, John Henry Bvrd, and Jewell Adams; active.

Pete Collins, Minor Fulghum, W. A. Chilton, Tom King and Bobby Hol-linqsworth. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. WOODBINE FUNERAL HOME, Directors.

DOG Lost Pug, beige color, black AAA HOME IMPROVEMENT Specialize In remodeling, new addl- face, child's pet. Reward, ceil 269-6489. to defraud the public by mer chandizing Krebiozen as an anti' cancer agent. One of the acquitted, Dr. An DOG Black wirehalred terrier, 10 nuits, nrw nunnra, cosr I of Ills, i Free Estimates dav or nioht.

I weeks old, lost vicinity loin ana Eastland, red collar, 227-4696. drew C. Ivy, interpreted the not 228-6645 227-6282 BILLFOLD Tan with "Steve" guilty verdict to mean the Jury felt it was "reasonable" to believe the drug was effective. printed on It. 255-9584 or 227-2236.

Reward. Dr. Joel J. White Nitive of Nashville Pusser was quoted by Agent, Warren Jones of the Tennessee Bureau of Criminal Identifies-j PONIES Found, 2 Geldings, ont DR. IVY, 72-year-old former black, one brown, owner Identity, 766-2764.

cal director of the Nashville Re- vice president of the University tion as saying the bullet "whiired by my ear." BRICK HOMES BUILT ON YOUR LOT. $8.50 so. ft. See model on Dickerson Rd. CHEEK JONES.

nc 482, 24251 ROOM ADDITIONS-REMODELING Garages, Carports, Roofing, Aluminum Siding, Storm Windows, Doors. Llcensed, bonded, 254-7538. CARPENTRY And Repair Work, dens, garaqes and rooms added. House Painting, Licensed-Bonded. J.

W. PERRY 297-4791 DOG Black and tan beagle. Vicin gionsl Red Cross Blood Center of Illinois, said the finding had COURTNEY ity Woodmont, Valley Brook Rd. Name "Bugle." Reward. AM 9-6887 given Krebiozen "a clean bill of ine sheriff dropped to the from June, 1950, to November, TRAIN FOR IBM MACHINE OPERATION DATA PROCESSING PROGRAMMING SYSTF.MS ANALYSIS Training Progremi tor i Hiarh School and Collect Graduate Read how you may loin our graduates who accepted poti.

FREE 1500KLET PROVIDES OUTLINES OF 7 Training Programs 7 Entrance Standards yFree Placement Assistance Budget Tuition Class Schedules Opportunities COMPLETE INFORMATION MAILED UPON REQUEST Phon. Write er Visit AUTOMATION INSTITUTE "Nashville Training Clenter" THE BETTER TRAINED PERSON CETS THE OB 166 Slh N. 254.M:S "lnvtiliata belort you enroll" nnor ana urea inree snots as. 1981. DOG Reddish Brown Male grown health." The physiologist, scientific ad the woman sagged to the floor, Cocker.

Last week In Lvnwood end Harding PI. Area. 269-9408. Woodbury, Tenn. MOUNT HOUSTON (SHORTY) MOUNT Sunday morning, January 30, 1966, et Vanderbilt Hospital, Nashville, Tenn.

Survived by wife, Mrs. Lois P. Mount, of Woodbury; one son, Charles Houston Mount) two Misi Paulette Mount, of Woodbury, and Milt Huester Thomason, of Shop pa Springs, Tenn. i father, Harrison Mount, of McMlnnvillt, Tenn.) three brothers, Ollie end Alvin Mount, both of McMlnnville, end Ernest Mount, of Detroit) two sisters, Mrs. Hester Knox, of Auburn-town, Mrs.

Ruth Mount, of McMinnvllle, Tenn.) four eunts, Mrs. Ethel Whiteside, of Gallatin, Mrs. Mary Alexender, of Woodbury, Mrs. Estella Jones, of New Rochester, New York, Mrs. DURING his military career, Jones said.

DOG Black English Shepherd, Hills- Dr. White organized and com vlser to Dr. Steven Durovic's Krebiozen research foundation, said the verdict "should help get boro-Beimonr Ana. newaroi AM 9-6117. CARPENTER WORK Experience, do my own work.

Call 859-5824 after 5 p.m. Carpentry-Dry Wall Repairing, Decorating 242-4138 a test of Krebiozen." Durovic, discoverer of Kre MISS AMBER KATHLEEN COURTNEY Suddenly died Tuesday, February 1, 1966 at her home, 1726 Ith Avenue, North et 1 p.m. Survived by sister. Miss Goldie May Courtney and several cousins. Remains are at McCormick Funeral Home, 1503 Buchanan Street, where services will be held Thursday, February 3, 1966 ef 10:30 conducted by Rev.

William T. Buckner. Pallbearers: Ward E. Akers, Bob Holt, Gene Hensley, James Johnson, Frank Lawrence, and Ralph Menus. Interment will be at Mt.

Olivet Cemetery MCCORMICK FUNERAL HOME 6 Nursery Child Car manded Base Hospital No. 3 in the Solomon Islands. He was awarded the Legion of Merit for his service on Guadalcanal during the American campaign there in World War II. He served as Chief Flight Surgeon for the U.S. Navy and waa Children kept In my home, nights, THE BULLET which missed the sheriff shattered a pane of idase and lodged In a post outside the building1 where it was recovered, the district attorney esld.

The pistol was etill In the woman's hand when Jones arrived, he added. Law enforcement officers have blozen, the foundation and Ivy, the principal defendants in the nine-month trial, have for years sought a government-sponsored IP years, ni-iua. CHILD CARE HOMES UILD OR REMODEL, 242-282 1 REMODELING PAINTING Kitchens, Dens, Patios, and other specialties. CALL 254-1850. White Bridge 269-3066, 292-7734 clinical test of their product on ramiiv muum, ui wui iierawui four sisters-in-law, Mrs.

Asterlene Public Health Officer in houthi eanCir patients. CHILDREN Will keep two little Haiti durinjr the American occu The U.S. Food and Drug Ad girls 3-5 years old. west tno Area, Christian home. 297-5091.

KRUIT complained for several vears'patinn of that country. GENERAL REPAIR CHILDREN KEPT ministration, in a statement issued in Washington, indicated Painting, Roofing, Sheet Rocking, WEST AREA Near Richland School concrete work, 262-1324. about the Shamrock operation. Dr- White was born Oct. 26.

Ten days ago, Tennessee Alcohol 1 1890. In Nashville. He received Beverage Commission M.D. degree from Vanderbilt Mount, Detroit, Mrs. Jessie Mount, and Mrs.

Bonnie Mount, of McMinnvllle, Mrs. Llllie M. Webster, of Nashville; nieces; nephews; other relatives end friends. The remains will be at his home in Woodbury, Tuesday evening, from 6 p.m. until time of funeral services Wednesday at 2:00 p.m.

at the Woodbury Baptist Church, conducted by Rev. Osborn, and Brother Hughes. Interment Donald Cemetery, Au- that the government had no intention of reopening negotiations CAR ENTRY Building, repairs, con prefer Evenings-Nights. 297-64yj. CHILD CARE IN MY HOME.

Bordeaux Hills, 242-8979 university ana interned at St. crete block work. Licensed. Free estimates. COOK.

227-4259. on the kind of tests that would satisfy Krebiozen proponents. ADDITION REPAIRS All types building. Terms. Prompt CHILD CARE Children kept, close to Litton and GaMatin Rd.

262-4471. Service. 227-5083, 242-9022. I I I CALLY," the burntown, Tenn. H.

PRESTON statement said, "this case was REMODEL ADDITIONS Licensed Bonded Terms SCALES SONS, Murfreesboro, Directors. 256-8531 GRIFFIN 292-8114 and State Troopers raided the motel and found 2.2O0 half pints of whisky without Tennessee tax stamps. Mis. Hathrock was cited before Judge Treece who released her under bond. A hearing was scheduled for later this month.

THE ATTORNEY general said there have been several complaints from tourists report- PETER J. KRUIT Monday. January 31, 1966, at a local Infirmary. Brother of Misses Mary and Minnie Kruitt, Nashville; uncle of John G. Ktllv, Nashville, Henry G.

Kruitt, Los Anqeles, Mrs. John F. Ciesielski, Buffalo, New York, Mrs. Richard F. Dougherty, Phillipine Islands, Mrs.

R. F. Hill, Mrs. John T. Barrett Nashville.

Remains ere at the residence, 1812 24th Ave So. Requiem High Mass, Cathedral of the Incarnation Chapel, with Father Patrick Connor. Pallbearers Donald H. Gregory, Robert F. Hill, John T.

Bar-rett Henry M. Winecoff, Joe H. Dixon, Wesley W. White, Frank. A DeMarteo.

Lee V. Colorigh and Elmer L. Henson Jr. Interment Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary was recited at the residence, 7:00 p.m.

Tuesday. Arrangements by COSMOPOLITAN FUNERAL HOME. closed in 1963." In that year, it said, agency New Nursery, My Home Age 2 up, Belmont, Call 269-5788 BABY SITTING In my home at 900 Curdwood Blvd. (Inglewood), mother's care, hot noon meal. Card of Thanks JOBS Odd lobs, carpentry, roofing.

37 Vocational Schoolt Thomas Hospital. In 1917 he married the former Virginia Armistead of Nashville. She survives, along with a daughter, Mrs. H. Carlton Fitz, West Point, and sons, Robert W.

White, Brunswick, who Is area representative for General Motors Acceptance and Dr. Harrison H. White, associate professor of sociology at Harvard University, Cambridge. patch plastering, painting rooms, garage, patio added. 262-9535.

inspectors analyzed Krebiozen ampules "ready for Injection into McEWEN REPAIRS Carpentry, Plumbing, We wish to thank all our friends patients and found them to con 7 Perionali painting, tiecincai, aoor eno window work, SI up, 256-3514 tain only mineral oil, sometimes with a small amount of creative and neighbors for every expression of sympathy shown to us during the Illness end In the CARPENTRY-Plestering, painting, death et our lovea one, Mrs. derivative, and an alcohol." papering, concrete, oiocks, roots, 256-0073 291-1935, Edmondson. Johnnie Bailentlne McEwen. We The statement said there is sha never forget vou. Other survivors include a CkFtTXHTJ arjQDCLT? EteO Husband, Harry McEwen, chil brother, Albert A.

White, Nash-jf0 judication for further test- 18 Concrete tr Rock Work dren, grandchildren and great BLOOD DONORS ALL TYPES BLOOD NEEDED DONOR FEE PAID Mon. thru Friday 8 e.m. to p.m. WEDNESDAY I e.m. TILL I P.m.

SATURDAY 8 a.m. TILL 12 NOON BLOOD BANK FOUNDATION 1921 Broadway 254-3551 NEW DONOR CENTER 1315 Dickerson Road Mon. through Fri. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

McCORMAC villp anrl nine trranrlrrtilrlrpn. run naijri ai grandchildren. Investing Companies NEW YORK (lUTHe follewtnf vote-flens, supplied by the National Auocla-tien ef Securltlts Dealers, are the prices et which these securities could hive been sold (bid) or boueht (liked): ready had determined there was PATIOS Retaining walls, walks, steps, porches, brick, stone, concrete. Tanley, AL 5-4313; 242-2105. In Memoriam I "no such thing as Krebiozen as uiiium iub iiumicu an anticancer agent and the pro UNITED NATIONS Mrs.

motor of the drug had been vie 19 Driveways Built AUSBROOKS In loving memory of my dear husband. Dr. William Ausbrooks, Bid Asked; lid Asked Marietta Tree, former niembrr timizing cancer patients into CINDERS S3 load up, delivered. who departed this life, February Driveways built, hauling any Kina. Shavings and dirt.

CO 2-6853. is "reral AHil Pd e.jj tin jlves Fd u.25 65 57t nited Nations, has been named! The efficacy of Krebiozen for PEYRON ASSOCIATES Income Tax Consultants Individual Income Taxes Prepered Donelson Plaza, downstairs 883-4011 bus 4 jonnstn iiimii.o persona representative of cancer treatment was not at 2, 19A5, A the sun ros in the East, God sent an ant? to this earth. And carried him home to rest, To that home where there is no sorrow, Peace and lov ever reigns. JOHN H. McCORMAC Tuesday evening, Feb.

I. 1966 at a local infirmary, Survived by wife, Mrs. Katt A. McCormac; three daughters, Mrs. Jesse E.

Carney, Mrs. Edward S. Caldwell and Mrs. William M. McCormac; two grandsons, George McCormic Carney and Houston William Caldwell.

Remains rest at the funeral home of Phillips Robinson Company where funeral services will be conducted Thursday morning at 11:00 by Rv David 0 McGregor Active pallbearers: Sterling Sanders, Rawliegn Sanders, Ervin Hollis Guv Edward Hollis. Walton H. Mc-Cormack and Larry McCormack. Int. family Cemetery, Clarksvilie, Tenn PHILLIPS ROBINSON COMPANY, directors.

20 Electrical Repairing HOUSEWIRING-ELECTRIC HEAT Power Increased and reoairs, dryers 2742 Old Lebanon Rd 883-8584 2104 Pierce Ave 269-3452 2700 Franklin Rd 298-5559 1086 Trinity Lane 227-2100 5410 Hardino Rd 297-3576 503 N. Gallatin Rd 865-0273 2523 Dickerson Rd 262-4559 "us bi Thant to issue in the trial and the FDA Cus B2 24 J236M help raise funds for the U.N.'warned cancer victims "not to Cus ifi iVoe'i'to1 International School Develop-, risk their lives or throw away Cus ki to 01 10 ment, fund which started yes- their money on this worthless Cus KJ 6l 7.iterdav. Idrug." Cus SI 24U26 7i vented, mates, 297-0366. He was a loving husband and I Til Am Grtn 7 54 122 Am Inv 3 1 53 3I.U Am Mut 10 54 II SI Asso Fd I II 304 Asin InFrJ 7 31 747 Ait Houihron: Fund A 7.28 7.91 Fund 10 73 II 46 Slock 591 6.4 Sci Flo 16 77 It 2j Blue Rd 1 34 15.47 Bondllk 6 63 7.25 Bost Fd 10 OB 11 02 Houses Rewired, Licensed Electric Heat, Harding. 256-2034.

father, a Christian and a tnend. He did his dutv well on earth. Faithful unchangino to the end. Cus S2 14.28 15 58 Sadly missed by wife, children Cut S3 32 28 24 31 21 Furniture Repairs and grandchildren. Cut S4 6 95 7 59 Int Fd 12.16 115 Knickerb 7 87 8 62 FORTNER UPHOLSTERING Fren estimates.

Terms. 22S-292 hair Removed Forever One Treatment Miss Thomas, RN, Electrologlst 20 Years Experience 59-4451 Budoetprlce 291-1751 CONFIDENTIAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED WOMEN 16.39 1772 iKnick Oth 9.38 10.27 Broad St ROBINSON Quartet's 1st Concert Of Series Balanced 16.19 17,74 Lszerd 17 87 18 12 Bullock TWILLEY UPHOLSTERING, 262-6883 Wl WH 10 26 11.2lilexlnat 11.06 2 09 In loving Memory of Mrs. Mary Agnes Fortner, who passed away one year ago today, February 2, 1965. "Gone But Not Forgotten." Sadly missed by Lee, Billy and Joyce. UPHOLSTERING Free estimates, Anytime, Terms Cdn Fd 19 26 20 S4 i Life Inv 8 68 9 49 spit Inc 10 24 11.23! Life Stk 6 37 6 94 Cepit Shr 55 9.37 Loom Ce 3168 316 Call MRS.

ADCOCK 256-6651 HALL'S UPHOLSTERING, 227-9705 Cent 5hr 13 21 14.44 Loom Sa 16.51 16 51 Chennini Funds: Mass Gth 110162 03 FURNITURE All types. Resteurantti RUSSELL INSURANCE Careful drivers Discount. Lost Drivers License. Required to file SR-22. Insurence cancelled.

Call 298-422. 6an 14 07 15.38 Mass Tr 17 57 69.20 Com Stk 2 24 2 47 Mass Lif 12 97 14.12 done night or dav. Free Robinson's, 228-3881 In loving memory of Thomas Russell, who passed away Feb I 35 Business Schools 35 Business Schools 2, 1963. Sadly missed bv Wife end children. Nashville Strine Quartet (Pierre Menard and Robert Murray, violins; Arthur Lewis, viola: Harvey Wolfe, cello).

Underwood Auditorium. Vanderbilt University. Quartet in maior, Oo. 3, No. 5, Strinq Quartet, Oo II, Barber; Si Bagatelles, Oo 9, Weberni Ouertet in maior IK.

387), rate in texture. Each Is a distillation of an evanescent mood. One called to my mind the flight of an insect into a spider's web where it hung suspended without even struggling. All sorts of unusual effects are orwtn 16 67 18 22 Morton Fundi: Incom 9 34 10.21 Growth 9 51 10 42 I Ml 9 20 Incom 4 56 5 00 Special 2 94 3.21 Insuran 8 21 oo Case Fd 10 29 11.25 'MIF Fd 197621.36 Chtm Fd 16.95 18.53 Ml Gth 6 11 6 61 Cst See 1.68 Inve 11 42 12 S2 Colon Fd 1371 1498 Mut Shn 17 30 1 7 30 Colon Gth 14.13 17 63! Mut Trull 93 1 99 HAD INSURANCE CANCELLED? LOST DRIVERS LICENSE? NEED SR-22? Days 262-0482 Nights 262-1626 NON-DRINKERS SAVE On Auto, Home, Life Insurance IBM 360 Net WSec II 97 12 96 833-2064, 124-2323. l(TOl Hd ggn T5 IBM 1401 LEARN Computer Commonwllh Fds By LOUIS NICHOLAS This first of two "468 series" Want Ad Information elaee Your id, rail Cltsth fitd hours art Monday through Fridev, 8 a.m.

te em. Saturday, 8 a.m. te 17 Noon- Sundiy, 4 ro. te 7 a.m. I Front Counter open daily I em.

t.M e.m. Sunday, 4 P.m. te nw TRANSIENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Hatee ear demanded from the strings, such as a pizzicato slide, playing at the extreme ends of the bow for Naf Inves 20 47 22.13 Nat Sk Ser: Cap Fd 14.38 65.72 ncom 1075 75 PHILADELPHIA Man commuting In fast private plane every weekend, share expenses, 262-3704, Geo. DeJesus, 06 Curdwood Blvd. MR.

WILLIAM ROBINSON Saturday, January 29, 1966, at a local infirmary. Survived by wife, Mrs. Willie Mae Robinson; two daughters, Mrs. Ella Louise Jones. Detroit, Mrs.

Estella Dave, Wild-fiecken, Germany: two tons. Mr. John Rctinson, Detroit, and Mr. William T. Robinson; step-daughter, Mrs.

Amma Adams; two sisters, Mrs. Elia Johnson. Pulaski, and Mrs. Amanda Pullen; two brothers, Messrs. George and Earl Robinson, Pulaski; 15 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; sons-in-law, Mr.

Esco Jones. Detroit, and Mr. Vernon Dave, Germany; dauQhters-in-law, Mrs. Victoria Robinson, Detroit, and Mrs. Betty C.

Robinson; sisters-in-law, Mes-dames Ophelia and Llllie Robinson, Pulaski, and Mrs. Emma Robinson; brothers-in-law, Mr. Monroe Johnson, Pulaski, end Mr. George Pullen; numerous other re'atives end friends. Remains will be conveyed to Bethel AME Church thij Wednesday evening where friends mav visit with the family from til 10.

Funeral services Thursday 11:00 a m. from the church, conducted by the Pastor Rev. Joseph R. Ried. Fiowerbearers and pallbearers selected from friendts.

Interment Mao'ewood Cemeterv, Pulaski, Tenn RICHARD SMITH'S FUNERAL HOME, 706 Monroe, 256 2832. 255-72. Beian 13 01 14 72 rnnp.r. vv tv. thr.fnrh.

Invtit 10 89 11.90 Bond 6 64 7 26 Divid 5 43 5 93new rashvilla String- Quartet, f-rJl! In 5 22 presented by the Nashville Sym- Incom 6.77 7 401. Stock 9 66 l0 5j phony Guild, had a particularly Ntrwet to' and 'ell-blancel Pr- WILL PAY CASH FOR from 'i dent lip- 237 4fti Ave. WEINSTEIN JEWELERS. differing effects, playing with springing bow, using ghostly tremolandos, marked accents, sharp releases, and many more. The group gave an Impressive Stock 10.6811.67 Comlr AH 1 83 ComTr CO 1.90 Comp Bd unavail Come Fd unavail Concord 15.62 15.42 Cons Inv 10.87 11.2S teted en consecutive Inter) Me Days INSURANCE TURN DOWN.

Paying NE A Mut 11.72 11 96! 36c Lin 41c Line 65c l.lne 65c Line account of these demanding High Rete? Need SR-22? SAVEl C. Frank Jernisain 297-4229. CASH WE HAVE IT! Consm inv 4 3t 4 80lNew Ene 11 78 12 74 The Havdn Quartet li one of 4 JJayi 1 Day Daily 1 Day Sunday trifles. miles. Conv Sec I 97 t.SOINew Hor 13 60 13 74 il.

whirh k. ConvGr 12.80 13.99 1 Noreast the earliest in which the quartet Th, i. APPLY AND GET IT SAME DAY Programming and Operation We are the only school in this ana with an IBM 1401 Computer on premise for student use. The New IBM 360 Computer will be installed in our computer laboratory in February, daises on BOTH COMPUTERS ARE FORMING NOWl For Freer Bookie! CALL 242-25 86 F.ee Aptitude Analy.ii INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY 1907 Division (2 LOCATIONS) Brood ot 19th Coro Ld 19 16 20 93iOn wmS 15 45 is 45 1 form is clearly differentiated u. G'T Finance Coro.

AL 5-8754 from the cassations. div.rti.;d(,djrat(,d tQ and wMch JANITOR SERVICE Crown 76 7.39 0poen Fd 23 87 26 09 )V9h 75 61 75 41 Penn Sq 22 01 23 07 Dectl Inc 12 96 14.14 Peocles 11 79 1 2 3 7 Call 262-9520 Free Estimate, In tin, irmpnomn tor hi, sured. Bonded. Ola Fd 100 17.49 Phila Fd 1488 14.31 Diver or 17 91 4 5 Pine s'd Thu9h ''7' vi.Jin quartet composer. The last t-r it 12 predominant, the other niVPmm' showed the fine.

Diver Inv 10 35 11.73'Pionee 9 Special D.v.d Shr 3 86 4 7 Price TR 71 41 21.41 players have plenty to do most svr.il, n-i. DowTh In 7 34 7 94 Prov.dnt 5 47 5 tl. ensemhla woik nf the entite Dreyfus 26.01 28 39Puntn 1M6 12 50 or he second move- with the "Andante: IJIS i XVAftuWFFr iR'Iflv "fluis'tely cantahile" having particular! if 75 a 9 Played Wlth beauty and eloquence. WILLIAMS LEARN TO DRIVE Dual Drive? System of Sponsored by GPOrgt Busby Phone 244-3440 or 883-8151 tvenings. 37 Vocational Schooli 37 Vocational Schools Energy 78 9 28 9 Reo Tech in 56 ana aristocratic phrasing by Thi is a well halanrerl mum FmB M'it llilioi Menatrd.

over the muted and 0f able players, with Menard anj Fed Grth 14 00 15 31 Scudder Funds: I neiicaie pizzican oi ine other assured, if undemonstrative lead WSSSI The and Wolfe an increasingly (Rates eooiv to AH Clattifltd Adver. tlsme originating within a lotmiie reoivt of Iht city ot NastivMi.) Deadline: 17 Noon eocfi eev before PuoiKation encept Sunday which i p.m. Friday. Cancellation Must be made by noon day prior publication. New ads cennot be cancelled prior te publication.

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7 Shr Am 70 64 22 5 i ACME DRIVER TRAINING 189-2331 The second movement of the 'ance gave promise that their MR. JOSEPH WILLIAMS Sunday vrr.pna, Jan. 30. "66. at local hn-Ditil Survived bv two sons, AAr.

Hiilu Minimis. Detroit nd Mr. Jcf I rv WiHiams. Long Pch. t9li on aranddmiqMnr.

Mrv 0(K; Bvkin. Nashvihaj; arartdsen. Mr Jo Garv Jr dauQ'f, Mrs. EHffl Detroit. M-ch threej qrMN fl'eldCrit'dren; Sifter, Mrv ViMte L'ttie.

Detroit. Micrt three nieces and one nohew- other relative? nd fnends. Rerrams a- at Mc-Gavock Martin Bros. Funeral Home wre fend mav visit witi ft jtmiiy tii- 1'r1nHav 1 ev. ring from I until 10 o'clock.

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