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8 A F- 22. 1965 ST. LQUIS POST DISPATCH 1961 lXYETOKY SELL-OUT EXPENSIVE QUALITY SAT. ONLYI IIP 200 Tables 1000 Chairs 12 atylM. IS Round, oval.

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$119 to $169 Values 2 SAVE $100 t0 Ol WAREHOUSE FAIR MERCANTILE CCv BARRICADES ORDERED AT OLD WATER TOWER Bricks falling from the top of the old water tower at Blair avenue and Bissell street have forced city officials to take some action. After a new inspection yesterday, building inspectors declared the situation hazardous but said that structurally the tower was sound. Erection of barricades round the tower was ordered. Repeated efforts to get some decision on the ultimate fate of the tower have ended in inaction because city agencies and neighborhood organizations can-1 not agree among themselves. Some say the structure is a landmark and should be preserved; others say it is an eyesore and should be removed.

The Water Division has agreed either to remove it or repair it, providing some other agency will maintain it. Three years ago estimates of costs for repairing it or for removing it were the same. This did not help anyone reach a decision. GHANA HIKES AUTO PRICES ACCRA. Ghana, 22 (AP) The government increased the prices of automobiles and gasoline yesterday in an effort to balance the 1965 budget of (J560.000.000).

Last year's budget deficit was 37,800,000 "501" DuPonf (00 Nylon Pile 'T'AL 'V mm mttu C7 1 1 Id 1 1 1 Lis ru i -1 1 1 1 7h MUCH I TWEEDS PI Ul AH tuarantetd Perfect Cfccc of Most Popular SQ. YD. Dtsiqns and Colors ALSO 100 ALL-WOOL PILE Heavy ftroadloom Texture NEEDLEPOINT WILTON Girls' pile-lined warm winter coats Wool tweeds, plaids, solids in popular 44)00 greens, blue, grey or brown. Sizes 4 to 14. Girls' ski jackets regularly 8.45 12.99 Hooded styles with outer nylon shell and 200 pile linings.

Some re- versible prints. Sizes 3 to 12. TWEEDS AND TEXTURED WEAVES At New Special Low Prle.j ESTIMATING, MEASURING CUTTING. AT EXTRA CHARGE. Y-fr of Haieit and Fair Oeolina.

FRIGIDAIRE- I i I TO! tow, low Mc I Tf 1 I Phon PR- ''8500 7iic7a4H5257 SHAW NEW STORE HOURS DAILY p.n. SAT. p.m. Children's winter clothing clearance Regularly 1.00 to 4.98 crawlers, coveralls, OO slacks, polos, shirts, blouses, sweaters. Off Bg girls' dresses regularly 7.99 8.88 A-lines! Knits! Cottons! Solids, prints.

ETGO plaids! School and ajP fancy! Sizes 7 to 14. Sm Our Completi Line of 1965 Models 40 Hampton Halls Ferry lid. Corner EDWARDS ST. I FREE PARKINS I Acro the Street 4 Blocks West of Kinqshiqhway Lafayette (us Stops at Door Girls' lined wool slocks, red, royal, black, sizes 3-6, 7-12 2 for 7.00 CUT YOUR PAYMENTS REORGANIZATION PLANNED BY RADIO STATION KADY Radio Station KADY in SL Charles will remain off the air for an indefinite period, until a "financial reorganization" is complete. Homer Griffith, acting manager, said today.

The station shut down yesterday on orders from stockholders and with the approval of the Federal Communications Commission, he said. Earlier this month, KADI, an FM station operated by the same company, went off the air. The action was approved by tfce FCC on the condition that KADI resume broadcasting within 60 days, unless an extension requested, Griffith said. The stations are owned and operated by KADY, a Delaware corporation. Rod Erickson of New York is president of the board.

It is hoped, Griffith said, that both stations will return to the air at Dhe same time. He declined to speculate when that would be. COUNTY COUNCIL INDORSES STATE REAPPORTIONMENT Realignment of legislative districts in Missouri on the basis of "one man. one vote" was indorsed unanimously by the St. Louis County Council yesterday.

In a resolution introduced by Councilman John O'Hara First district, the council expressed "complete agreement with the tenor of decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States" and said that "the state legislative districts of Missouri should be reapportioned to comply therewith." Copies of the resolution will be sent to county members -of the Missouri House and Senate. It was announced that speakers would be limited to five minutes each at a public hearing on the proposed zoning ordinance at 3:45 p.m. next Thursday. Questions or views must be submitted in writing in U.S. PLANE STRIKES PEAK IN GREECE; 10 KILLED KALAVRITA, Gree.

Jan. 22 (AP) A United States Air Force C-124 plane with 10 persons aboard crashed and burned near here today. A rescue team said after reaching the scene that "there were no survivors." The plane was en route to Athinai Air Force' Base, near the Greek capital, from Aviano Air Base in Italy. The plane belonged to the 1607th Air Transport Wing at Dover, Del. The rescue party at the scene, 100 miles southeast of Athens, said that parts of the wreckage were scattered over a wide area.

The plane struck the peak of 7200-foot Mount Helmos, covered with 6 feet of snow. Names of the victims were withheld. TEXAS TOWN FLOODED GEORGETOWN, Jan. 22 (AP) Flood waters rising after more than six inches of rain routed occupants from 25 homes last night. The overflow came from normally placid Smith branch in a low section of Georgetown, in south central Texas.

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genie LONDON, Jan. 22-The gov-emment disclosed plans yesterday to put further restrictions on press coverage of criminal prosecutions. Under its proposal, newspapers would not be allowed to publish evidence adduced against defendants in preliminary hearings. Instead newspapers would be limited to printing the name of the accused, the charge and the court's decision to dismiss the prosecution or, as it would in most cases, hold him for trial. British rules for coverage of crime news are aiieady extremely restrictive by American standards.

For example, the papers cannot print a man's criminal record or talk about alleged confessions unless such matters come out in a courtroom. The proposed new limits were announced in the House of Lords and will be embodied in legislation. They follow recommendations made by a government committee in 1958. ITEMS STOLEN IN COLUMBIA RECOVERED IN MICHIGAN Special to the Post-Dispatch GRAND RAPIDS, Jan. 22 Articles stolen in two Columbia, burglaries has been recovered here from Robert E.

Freeman, a former Missouri psychiatrist, and a companion, David A. Barney, police reported today. Police said that Missouri state Senator A. Bassey Vanlanding-ham and former state Senator George Spencer identified a fur coat, tools, silverware and a pistol as those stolen from their homes last December. The articles were recovered after Freeman and Barney were arrested as suspects in a holdup here Jan.

11 in which two persons were shot and wounded. Officers quoted Barney, 25 years old, as admitting the burglaries, and implicating Freeman. Freeman's medical license was revoked in Jury, 1960, by the Missouri Board of Registration of Healing Arts on charges of unprofessional and dishonorable conduct toward patients. SENATE GHOUP CHECKS ANOTHER BAKER DEAL WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 (AP) A business deal involving Bobby Baker, never brought into Senate hearings, is under investigation by the Senate Rules Committee staff, Senator B.

Everett Jordan North Carolina, disclosed today. He said it concerns a project in North Carolina but did not give The announcement said that the Rules Committee staff has "been looking into a new angle in the Baker investigation for several weeks. Jordan said also that the data uncovered is similar to that of the Haiti meat deal and the freight-forwarding cases, which involved alleged pay-offs or referral fees. He said the Rules Committee, of which he is chairman, will include this new item in hearings to be resumed about Feb. 1.

TEEN-AGE DAUGHTER, SON RESCUE WOMAN IN FIRE Mrs. Sarah McGrath was rescued by her teen-age daughter and son after fire broke out early today in the bedroom of her home at 40 Schlueter avenue, Dell wood. Mrs. McGrath's children, Susan, 19 years old, and Jeffrey, 17, said they were awakened about 2:20 a.m. by smoke in their two-story brick house.

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Mrs. McGrath, 43, was treated at Christian Hospital and released. ADM. CHARLES GRIFFIN HEADS NATO FORCE WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 (AP) President Lyndon B.

Johnson today named Adm. Charles D. Griffin as commander of NATO naval forces in southern Europe. In Naples, Griffin will succeed Adm. James S.

Russell, who is retiring April 1. Mr. Johnson nominated Russell for retirement in Cite grade of admiral. Griffin, 59 years old, is now commander of U.S. naval forces in Europe with headquarters in London.

He will be succeeded in that post by V. Adm. John S. Thaoh, deputy chief of naval operations for air. Thach was nominated for the rank of admiral while he is serving in his new position.

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