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A Fn; Aug." F3. 1965' ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH $600,000 ESTATE RICE AND BAKED BEANS PORTLAND, Me. (UPIHSign on a drive in Maine: "Chinese Food Boston Style." capital. Mr.

Johnson replied that the United States had not bombed Hanoi and had no immediate intention of doing so. Ho Says Hanoi Has No Choice But To Fight Till Victory Redeem the Mailer Coupon press agency PAP reported that Ho said. PAP said that the Communist leader "did not hide the difficulties facing his republic" but declared that the Viet Namese Communist party "foresaw these difficulties and together with the people will solve them." LEFT TO BLACKBURN 1 2 STATE CHECKS is CASHED GREENFIELD Triple Action BABY CRIB '2 uooi UMM.I 1ALI Wlltf If inhtslinil landscapers The bulk of an estate valued at $626,894 was left by Miss Isabel Bothwell, 5707 McPher-son avenue, to Blackburn College, Carlinville, 111. Miss Bothwell, who died May 9 at the age of 84 years, accumulated the estate by the wise investment of the proceeds of 5 AVI 50 ON SUNK lEOt WARSAW, Aug. 13 (AP)-North Viet Nam's President Ho Chi Minh told Polish reporters in Hanoi yesterday that his country had no choice but to "fight till victory or accept the fate of slavery." The road has been chosen end the Viet Namese people cannot be turned back," the Polish HOurwooo iids a ood chistsi ti Im it mill cist.

MISSOURI LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS 214 S. KlrkwMd U. TO. I-234S frf. ill Mlrfflfr oil found on property she owned in Illinois, it was said.

After specific bequests of 500, most of them to ellemosyn- ary institutions, her wil lot Oct. 24. 1958. leaves the residue to wmMP (g(5)(o)U the college. The bequests include $5000 to the Old Folks Home of the Methodist Church at Lawrence' ville, $5000 to Blackburn College for student loans; $2000 to the Kate Duncan Smith School, Grant, $1500 to three friends; $15,000 to a sister, Miss Marion Bothwell, Fairfield, $1000 to the Fairfield Public Library and $1000 to the Shriners' Hospital for Crippled "Charge It" Beat the Heat for Just Pennies a Day with BIEDERMANS Low Sale Prices and New Charge Plan! Children.

By a Post-Dispatch Jefferson City Correspondent JEFFERSON CITY. Aug. 13-Twelve stolen state checks have been cashed for a total of about $5200 since Aug. 1, the Governor's office has reported. Eugene Walsh, administrative assistant to the Governor, said the checks were taken from the 6tate comptroller's office.

Five more checks are missing. The theft was discovered when the checks went to the Central Missouri Trust Co. here for clearance. All were signed with the name Howard L. Jackson.

The name of State Treasurer M. E. Morris was forged on the checks. Walsh said that two of the checks were cashed at St. Louis county groceries.

Others were cashed at Kansas City and Springfield. Gov. Warren E. Hearnes ordered the Highway Patrol to investigate. The forgeries were relatively easy to spot at the bank, Walsh said.

The treasurer's signature is stamped on state checks by machine in the treasurer's office. On the forged checks, Morris's name was written. The checks are kept in a vault In the comptroller's office, but the vault is open during the day. The inventory, filed in Probate wuri ioaay, listed corporate stooKs valued at $616,626. They included 1000 shares of the Gil Auociated Pma Wlnphots Hayato Ikeda Former Japanese Prim Minister dead.

HAYATO IKEDA DIES; JAPANESE EX-PREMIER From PMt-DUp(ek Win Benrloet TOKYO, Aug. 13 Former Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda, died today in a hospital. He was 65 years old. He was admitted to the hospital July 29 and underwent surgery Aug. 4 for a throat tumor.

Doctors attributed his death to post-operative pneumonia. Mr. Ikeda was long considered the keystone of Japanese political stability, particularly in the four years after the turmoil of 1960 when the left and right government wings fought over the United States-Japan security lette worth $37,000, and 660 shares of the Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, valued at $35,475. Dr.

King FROM PAGE ONE directly commences or carries on any correspondence or inter course with any foreign govern ment or any officer or agency thereof, with the intent to influence the conduct of any for 1 1 III treaty. eign government in relations to any disputes or controveries with He was considered the archi Walsh said. tect ot japan's program to dou- the United States commits I ble the nation's national income a punishable crime. in 10 years. Maximum penalties of three years In prison, a $3000 fine or both are provided.

Plan Leaks Out r. King said word of his plans leaked out when he wrote to the United Nations recently for ad dresses of the government heads he Intends to communicate with North Viet Nam, Russia, South Viet Nam. He would also write President Lyndon B. Johnson. Dr.

King, in one of his first 01- mey say major statements on international affairs, told his Southern Christian Leadership Conference CASTRO DENIES HE MADE STATEMENT ON FISCHER 0 IMS. New Tort Tlnm Ntwi BerrlM NEW YORK, Aug. 13 Premier Fidel Castro of Cub denies that he said he saw a "propa-gandistic victory" ki the refusal by the Department of State to allow Bobby Fischer to go to Havana for a chess tournament. "Our country has no need for such fleeting propaganda," Castro said yesterday in a cablegram to Fischer, the United States chess champion. A spokesman for Fischer said he believed that "this opens the door for Bobby to participate by telephone in the tournament." Fischer had sent a cablegram to Castro on Wednesday saying he was withdrawing from the tournament because of the ment that attributed to the "propaganistic victory" state-Cuban leader in reports from convention in Birmingham last night that each side must take "a small first step" to show good faith.

YOUR BEST YET IS AT He urged the United States to consider seriously cessation of bombings of North Viet Nam and said, "The employment of some of our forces in rebuilding some of the villages which have been destroyed immediately would be a solid indication to Just 16c a Day ($5 Monthly) the people of Viet Nam that our interest is in the development Havana the day before. Buys Either of These Famous Name 4,000 BTU Room Air Conditioners! of Viet Nam and not its de )GSiTJMn GIGS aw SI EMERSON "KOM-PACT" air conditioner will bring you re-laxing cool comfort now and all summerl It turns the temperature in your favor quickly. Dehumidifies and filters the air tool Features a permanent slide-out filter. 4000 BTU, 115V. $OJ GENERAL ELECTRIC THINETTE 4,000 BTU air conditioner is' lightweight and you can install it in minutes no special wiring needed.

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Mr. Bevel proposed an international peace army to mm cLi 1 1 jB WESTINGHOUSE tiHiRaCgItsllliiiIli How much did your "go to war like all other armies," but its objectives would be nonviolence and peace. 4000 at Convention Dr. King, speaking to 4000 whites and Negroes in the municipal auditorium, stated that as miniser end an advocate of non-violence, he had been pained greatly by the Viet Nam war. "Ho Chi Minh and Chou En-lai (Red China's Premier) must express unequivocably their desire to alter their position in demanding the unilateral withdrawal of American forces from South Viet Nam," Dr.

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