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THE TERRE HAUTE STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1965 13 Lindsay, Beame Say Buckley Hurts Their Chances of Election in N. Y. By JOHN MORGANTHALER NEW YORK (AP) Republican-Liberal John V. Lindsay and Democrat Abraham D. Beame both said Sunday that Conservative William F.

Buckley. Jr. is 'hurting their chances of being day. elected mayor Tues- The polls indicate a photo finish, with Buckley running an unexpectedly strung third. City Comptroller Beame, 59, predicted victory, despite Buckley.

-t- a 43-year-old Republican congressman, made no Sharp Outduels Clark To Take LA Grand Prix RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) A young Texan, Hap Sharp, set a scorching pace Sunday to hold off a determined bid by world driving champion Jimmy Clark of Scotland and win the 200-mile Los Angeles Times Grand Prix for Sports Cars in record time. Sharp, driving a Chevrolet- powered only car in the race with an automa- Patriots Rip Cliargers In 22-6 Rout SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) Boston's Babe Parilli threw two touchdown passes to end Gino Cappelletti Sunday to lead the previously winless Patriots to a 22-6 victory over the previously undefeated San Diego Chargers. Cappelletti, who also kicked two field goals, teamed with Parilli on a 46-yard scoring play with 11:52 left to play, clinching the victory.

Boston is now 1-6-1. The Chargers are 1-1-2. Parilli hit Cappelletti with a 29-yard touchdown pass late in the first period after tie Pa triots had opened scoring with a safety. The Chargers were shut out until 7:08 left to play when fullback Keith Lincoln plunged over from the one. The Charger score was set up by a 61-yard pass from reserve quarterback Don Breaux to Don Norton.

Cappelletti widened the Bos ton margin to 22-0 with a 33- yard field goal after Tom Addison stole a Breaux pass with nine minutes left. The Patriot offensive attack, "absent in a 13-13 tie with the Chargers two weeks ago, dominated the top-ranked San Diego tic transmission look the checkered flag after leading most of the second half of the 77-lap race. His average speed was 102.989 miles per hour. The previous mark set last year by Parnelli Jones was 98.182 m.p.h. Most of the favorites Graham Hill of England, Jones of Torrance, Ritchie Ginther of Granada Hills, and Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa, dropped out of the race with mechanical failures.

The only serious mishap of the race came in the first turn of the first lap when four cars piled up on the were no injuries. track. There first part of the race was Bob prediction, but again charged that Buckley is out to get him for refusing to endorse Barry Goldwater for president last year. Buckley, 39, editor of a politi cal magazine, agreed that Beame or Lindsay will win, but said he didn't care which. His object, be said, is to advance conservatism in the city, state and nation.

All three candidates appeared in 20-rhinutes sequences on television, but added nothing new to the issues of the long campaign. -f ISeame said he and Lindsay have similar programs, but his would cost only a of the $2 billion price tag he put 'on Lindsay's proposals. "The divergence," Beame said, "is in the fact that we can work better with a Democratic administration." Humphrey last week. Lindsay said Beame would open City Hall to "a parade of party hacks," and would continue the do-nothing program of retiring Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner.

Buckley said he was surprised at the favorable response to his candidacy, and said he believes "the majority of the thinking people will vote for me." A turnout of more than 2.5 (million of the 3.6 million eligible i as an Air Force communi- Mat WEATHER FORECAST Rain and showers are expected Monday in parts of Florida and Pacific northwest, while showers or snow flurries are forecast for eastern Lakes' area and mountainous regions of north Atlantic states. Cooler temperatures are expected for most of the eastern half of the nation. (A.P. Wirephoto Map) News of Men In Service Airman Freddy D. Pine, whose guardians, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred H. White, reside at 1355 Buckeye has been selected for training at Sheppard AFB, Bondurant of Los Angeles, whoi struck the wall in turn six of the 37th lap, damaging a wheel. Hej did not finish. i voters is expected.

"offense. Boston red-dogged to throw John Hadl repeatedly for losses. Badl, the AFL's No. 1 passer, completed 13 of 26 for 119 yards and three interceptions. The Patriots got the game's first break when Leslie Duncan fielded a booming Tom Yewcic punt on the Charger two, circled back behind his own goal and Sharp, driving companion of Jim Hall, both of Midland, leld off assaults by Clark and Vew Zealand's Bruce McLaren.

Clark looked as if he could the lead in the final laps, having followed Sharp closely for most of the race. McLaren, once nwre than a lap behind the leaders, forged ahead steadily but failed to overtake Clark and Sharp. Dawson Lifts Chiefs Over Raiders, 14-7 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Veteran quarterback Len Daw son directed Kansas City on an 80-yard touchdown drive in the closing minutes, lifting the Chiefs to a 14-7 victory over Oakland Sunday. The moved the Chiefs ato a second-place tie with Oakland at 4-3-1 in the American Football League's Western Division.

Here's the way the winning drive developed: Cornerback Fred Williamson lartly blocked Mike Mercer's 35-yard field goal attempt. Cur- was tackled for a safety by Jayjtis McClinton ripped off gains of Cunningham. 13, 10 and 25 yards, and Bert Hunters Have Shoot-Out In Alabama; Die CENTRE, Ala. hard-drinking squirrel hunters blazed away at each other with 4. 4.

jCoan raced for 21 to the Oak After the safety, the Chargersj land 19. elected to punt instead of kick off, and the Patriots promptly launched a five-play, 49-yard drive capped by Cappelletti's first touchdown reception. Cappelletti missed a 36-yard field attempt in the last minute of the first half but was successful from the 30 in the third quarter. Linebacker Mike Dukes set the field goal by intercepting a Hadl pass and returning it to the San Diego 28. The Chargers' Herb Travenio missed two field goals outside the Patriot 40 to abort two Charger drives.

But Hadl had a big hand in wrecking one of the efforts. With a third-and-one situation on the Patriot 31, Hadl eluded the Patriot rush and appeared to have an open field ahead. He threw an incomplete pass into the end zone and was called for crossing the line of scrimmage. Then Travenio's boot from the 49 was short. Boston's Larry Garron, who gained 87 yards in 11 carries, raced 59 yards to the San Diego 21 the first time the Pats had the ball.

But Ron Burton fumbled the ball to the Chargers' George Gross on the next play. Parilli completed seven of 21 for 148 yards with two interceptions. Boston 903 0 0 0 mean tackled In end zone Ss-Cappellelti 29 pass from PanlU (Cappelletti kick) Eos-FG Cappelletti 30 Bos-Cappelletti 46 pass from Parilli (fcappellettt kick) 1 Bos-FG Cappelletti 33 1 run (Pass failed) i Attendance 33.366 Kaeowsuriya Wins CHINENGMAI, Thailand (AP) Flyweight Puntip Kaeowsuriya of Thailand scored a unanimous decision over Frisco Saquin of the Philippines in a 10-Tound boxing match Saturday night. Office Furnit VIQUESNEY'S 811 Ohio Street Oakland safety Howie Wil liams was called for pass inter feience against Chris Burford in the end zone. Dawson sneaked over from the one.

End Art Powell of the Raiders was ejected in the final minutes for protesting that pass interference should have been called on Williamson, a former Oakland player, deep in' Kansas City territory. Kansas City's outstanding de fense, led by tackle Buck Buchanan and linebacker Robby Bell, stopped Oakland without a first down in the last half until Clem Daniels threw a 43-yard halfback pass to Fred Bileini- koff just ahead of the missed field goal. Oakland grabbed a Kansas City fumble at the Chiefs' 39 in the first quarter, and quarterback Dick Wood directed a nine- play scoring drive, hitting four straight passes. Daniels cracked over from the one. After Mercer missed a field goal, Kansas City came back in the second period with an 80- yard, nine-play drive.

Dawson hit four of five passes for 64 yards, including the touchdown on a 19-yarder to Burford. That made it 7-7. Dawson hit nine of 17 passes for 76 yards, Wood 15 of 29 for 133. Buchanan made 11 tackles, three on Wood for big losses. Mack Lee Hill of the Chiefs was the top rusher with 74 yards and McClinton had 62.

Oakland jj i run (Mercer kick) 19 pass from Dan-son (Brooker kick) KC Dawson 1 run (Brooker kick). Attendance 18,354. Baker Keeps Title KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) Carl Baker, 187, retained the Jamaica heavyweight championship Saturday night by. fighting to a draw with Edmund guns Saturday in a bloody shoot-out that left three of them dead in a remote wooded area. Of the six who set out from (eorgia on a three survived.

One of the Wood, 28, son victims, told cations specialist. Airman Pine, a graduate of Garfield High School, recently completed basic training Lackland AFB, Tex. at hunting party, survivors, Roy the he of one of authorities killed the man who killed his father and the other victim. "It was the bloodiest gun battle that I've ever heard said Cherokee County Sheriff Mac Garrett. "A lot of beer cans were found at the scene.

The sheriff said Carl Wood, 61, and George Koonce, 60, both of Summerville, were found lying one atop the other near a tree trunk. Jerry Burdge, 25, of Atlanta, Richard W. Spence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C.

Spence, RR 1, Marshall, has been promoted to airman 1C in the U.S. Air Force. Airman Spence is an autopilot repairman at Bent- waters RAF Station, England. The airman is a graduate of Turkey Run High School. Second Lt.

Ronald J. Land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Land, 1325 Davis has been graduated at Randolph AFB, from the training course for U.S.

Air Force pilot instructors. Lt. Land is a graduate of Honey Creek High School, and received his B. S. degree from Purdue University, where he was commissioned in 1964 upon completion of the U.

S. Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program. His wife, Caroline, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R.

Smith, 135 McCaliske Lane. Robert J. Pine, son of Mrs. Jennie M. Noel, 412 W.

Benton Paris, 111., has been pro moted to staff sergeant in the U. S. Ak Force. Sgt. Pine is a materiel Accuse 5 Men of Robbery To Pay Off Juice Loans CHICAGO (AP) Agents from the Cook County state's attorney's office and the Illinois Clime Commission Sunday arrested five men they accused of robbing suburban restaurants to pay off juice loans.

Juice loans have been described by authorities as those upon which an exorbitant rate of interest is charged. One of those arrested today was Robert Vaca, 30, a Chicagoan who was free on bond after he and another man were arrested last Tuesday for two other robberies. Charles Siragusa, executive of wss found dying a few at Chanute AFB, 111. He is a member of the Air Training Command which operates the world's largest techni- away. Garrett said the younger Wood admitted killing Burdge after the Atlanta man killed the elder Wood with a .32 caliber pistol and Koonce with a 16- gauge shotgun blast.

Burdge was killed by a 16-gauge shotgun blast. Wood told the sheriff the hunting party was in remote woods known as the Craig Mill Place when they got into argument "over something." The younger Wood and Herman Mulkey, both of Summerville, drove to Summerville where they were arrested by local police. A sixth member of the hunting party, Roscoe Gardner of Summerville, left when the arguing started and went home to tell Chatooga County Sheriff John Connell that there was likely to be trouble among the nunters. Connell telephoned sheriff Garrett and Alabama to then help drove into out. They ound the three men dead.

Sheriff Connell said "they seemed drinking like and they were all they got into a shooting spree. I don't know what it was all about." Wood was held without bond, Mulkey was held for question- ng and Gardner was released. Length of a degree of latitude varies because of the fact that the earth is flattened at the north and south poles. Pro Football Standings By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Conference Pet. Pis OP Cleveland 5 2 0 .714 167 5L Louis 4 .1 0 Jew York 430 Philadelphia 2 5 Dallas 2 5 rch 2 5 .571 .571 .286 0 .286 0 .286 2 5 0 .286 Western Conference 6 1 0 .857 6 1 cal school system to train personnel for Air Force duty.

The sergeant is a graduate of Paris High School. John E. McClintock, son ol Wayne L. McClintock, who re sides on RR 5, has been promoted to airman 2C in the U. S.

Air Force. Airman McClintock is a medical supply specialist assigned to Clark AB, Philippines, for duty supporting the Pacific Air Forces, the nation's combat- ready air arm guarding the Bamboo Curtain. The airman is a graduate of Glenn High School. His wife, Nancy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Leon Blakely, who reside on RR 3. Army Pfc Edwin A. Ray, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon H.

Clough, live at 1440 Plum has received a letter of appreciation while serving with the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany. Airman 3C Rebecca A. Fields, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pearlie Fields, 2119 Arleth has been graduated at Amarillo AFB, from the training course for U.

S. Air Force administrative specialists. Airman Fields, a graduate of Wiley High School, will be assigned to one of the more than 250 installations world wide Accident Results In Driver's Arrest Jerry M. Waller, RR 6, Terre Haute, was arrested for operating an auto on a beginner's permit without a licensed operator in the vehicle, after the vehicle he was driving went out of control Sunday afternoon and struck a utility pole. The accident occurred near the intersection of North Twenty-second and Locust streets.

Police said Waller was eastbound on Locust Street whe the mishap took place. Afte striking the utility pole, Waller auto overturned. The pole was broken off abou six feet from ground level the force of the impact, an hot wires dropped on thre parked cars in the area. Waller refused medical trea ment at the scene. A passen ger, Terry Zopf, 13, RR 6, wh was riding with Waller told ficers he would go to the ho pital with a friend for treatmen of his injuries.

the crime commission, identified Vaca and these four arrested Sunday: Joe Malek, 32, of Minneapo lis, Robert Hanrahan, 26, of Chicago; Lee Stanky, 28, of suburban Willow Springs, and Anthony Legato, 36, of suburban Oak Lawn. Siragusa said the man arrested with Vaca Tuesday was Robert Davis, 38, of Chicago. Some of those taken into custody Sunday were arrested in the Gigi- a-Go-Go restaurant in suburban Oak Forest Also arrested was Frank Schweihs, 40, of suburban Riverside. Schweihs was arrested when he allegedly assaulted a state's attorney policeman. Siragusa said Schweihs was a crime syndicate enforcer for Felix (Milwaukee Phil) Alderisio, a crime syndicate figure.

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Only 98e at Osco Drug. five state's under attorney's police- the direction ofi Never Overtaxed Sell QUINCY, 111. (AP) Ninety eight-year-old Louis D. Wallac of Nashville, returned Quincy to look over some of th scenes of his childhood. Wallace still is active as a editor of agricultural publica tions for the state of Tennessee He was born in Mason County 111., Aug.

27, 1867. Wallace said he came Quincy "just to see how town looked." He noticed tremendous growth, but recognized some of the buildings still standing. "I have lived long and hap pily," he said, "because I hav never overtaxed my stomac" or my brain and have tried live with young folks." Prince Bismarck, Prussian itatesman, first united thi German people under the gov ernment of one empire, in 1871 Air Force munitions specialist. The airman, a 1965 graduate of Turkey Run High School recently completed basic train ng at Lackland AFB, Tex. Airman Ralph T.

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Airman James Yeary, whose parents reside in Marshall, has been selected for training at Lowry AFB, Christian College. Sgt. Morris R. Russell, son of Ray V. Russell, 702 N.

Court Sullivan, has arrived in Viet Nam with the Army's new 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile). The sergeant entered the Army in 1947 and is a 1944 graduate of Sullivan High School and attended Indiana University. He is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. Airmen George M. Winkles, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse P. Winkles, 4611 Arlington Road, has been selected for training at Sheppard AFB, as an Air Force statistical data specialist. The airman is a 1962 graduate of Arkansas Senior High School, Texarkana, and attended Indiana Stafe University. Chief Investigator Roswell T.

Spencer and several state troop- rs. Siraguso said his agents also are seeking another man allegedly connected with the robbery gang. He was identified as Thomas Sauber, 40. He is believed to have fled to Southern Illinois. Siragusa said that in addition to the alleged stickups of suburban restaurants, Legato has been accused of a million dollar fur robbery in Queens, N.Y.

The crime commission head said Legato recently defeated attempts to extradite him to face prosecution there. Siragusa said the gang als stole getaway cars used in a the robberies. Those arreste Sunday have been charged wil grand theft in that connectio: Schweihs also was charged wit assault. Those arrested today wer charged with the robbery of th Gardens Restaurant in Oak Fo est. No Larks LONDON (AP) Britain Royal Society for the Preventio of Cruelty to Animals said "no to a banquet scene in the Un versal movie "Arabesque." Bu produced-director Stanley Done solved the problem.

Star Sophia Loren and Gregorj Peck dined off a plate of lark, concocted from marzipan London pastry cooks. LEGAL NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission of Indian grrnSN HAUTE WATER WORKS CORPORATION FOR AU THORITY TO BORROW THE SUM OF SI 650.000 TO BE 5y ONE OR MORE PROMISSORY SnTFq PAYABLE TO BANKS. AND THE PROCEEDS THERE- Notice'is hereby given that the Publi Service Commission of Indiana will con luct public hearing in this cause ui Room 907, State office Building. In diananolis.

at 9:30 A. EST, Monday. November 22, 1965. Public participation is requested COMMISSION OF INDIANA PUBLIC SERVJCE By Allan Rachles. Secretary.

Indianapolis. 1965 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE State of Indiana, Vigo County. In the Superior Court of Vigo County. Number Two. September 5 Buttler, plaintiff, vs Hatthew Buttler, defendant.

No Be it known that on the 15th day October. 1965. said plaintiff filec ffidavit in due form showing that he defendant. Matthew Buttler. un- cnown address in Shreveport, Loui- iana is a non-resident of the State Indiana and a necessary party the complaint herein: and that he object of said action is divorce aid non-resident defendant is now herefore.

hereby notified of the endency of said action against mm nd that the same will stand for on the 17th day of December, 965. the same being the llth Judi- ial day of the December Term, P65 of said Court, and unless said efendant appear and answer or cmur to said complaint at said ate. the same will be heard and etermined in his absence. Witness my hand and Seal of said ourt, this 15th day of October. SoNARD F.

CONRAD. Clerk of the Vigo Circuit Court, and cx-officio clerk of the Superior Court of Vigo County, Number Two. SAM BEECHER. Atty. OTICE OF PRESENTING A PETITION TO VACATE A HIGHWAY IN LOST CREEK TOWNSHIP.

Notice is hereby given (hat a petition ill be presented to the Board of ounty Commissioners of the County Vigo, State of Indiana, on Monday, ovember 22, 1965. at 10:00 A.M. (CDT) raying for the vacation of a certain ghway in Lost Creek Township, de- ribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the intersection of the Hulman-Spear-Sugar Grove Road No 74E and Frye-FelUng Road No. 905, said intersection being the Southeast corner of Section 28, Township 12 North, Range 8 West and the Southwest corner of Section 27, Township 12 North, Range 8 in Lost Creek Township, thence North a distance of fourteen hundred and eighteen feet (1418') on the centerline of said Fiye-FeTling Road No. 90S, said road being a width of sixty feet (W).

thirty feet (30') on each side of the centerline, thence East a distance of six hundred nine feet (609'), thence North a distance of seven hundred two leet (702') to the new gate of construction, said distances of 609 and 702 feti respectively being a width of for feet (40'). Witness my hand and seal this 29th ay of October. 1965. A. LEROY LEWZADER, Auditor Vigo County, Indiana.

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101 Wabash 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Appointments Arranged Evenings, Office or Home FIRST CONCEIVED HIGHWA Charles emperor of th Roman Empire and king, Spain, first conceived the ide of an inter-American highway In the 16th century, he orderei that a road be built along thi Central American istmus from Mexico to South America. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that Goldie Olive Fidler Moreland has filed her petition in the SUPERIOR COURT OF V1GO COUNTY to have the time and place of her birth determined.

Said petition is set for hearing Friday, November 5. IMS. 10 A. M. LEONARD F.

CONRAD. Clerk of tie Vigo Circuit Court and Ex-offlcio Clerk of the Superior Court of Vigo County. SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of An Order of Sale No 49189 issued from the Superior Court Vigo County to me directed in favor 01 The Bronx Savings Bank and against Donald W. Burkam and Lila J. Burkam I will sell the following described Heal Estate, situated in Vigo County, Indiana, o-wil: The South half (SVi) of Lot Number Seventeen (17) in Block Number Four (4) in Connery Land Company's Subdivision, situated in the North East quarter of Section 34.

Township 13 North, Range 9 West, in Viso County Indiana, as surveyed. laid out and platted by plat duly recorded in the Recorder's Office of Viso County, Indiana, in Plat Record Number 12. page Two (2), excepting ail tlie coal, fire clay and other minerals lying in and under said real estate together with the mining rights and privileges pertaining thereto. Also: Lot Number Ughtcen (18) less a strip 5.5 feet of even width off of the South side thereof in Block Number Four (4'. in Connery Land Company's Subdivision, situated in the North East Quarter of Section 34.

Township 13 North, Range 9 West in Vigo County, Indiana, as surveyed, laid out and platted by plat duly recorded in the Recorder's Office of Vigo Indiana, in Plat Record Number Twelve (12), page Two (2). on Wednesday, the 8th day of De- ember, 1965, between the hours of 10 A.M. and 4 o'clock P.M. of said ay, at the south door of. the Court ouse, in Terre Haute, I will offer the je-simple in and to said Real Estate together with the rents, issues, income nd profits thereof), to the highest bidder ir cash to satisfy said order of sale.

This 29th day of October. 1965. HERBERT O. BEASLEY. Sheriff.

tate of Indiana, County of Vigo. ss: In the Superior Court of Vigo County, eptember Term, 1965. Union Hospital. vs. The City ol erre Haute, Indiana.

Cause No. 49465. OTICE OP FILING OF PETITION TO VACATE PART OF AN ALLEY. To the City of Terre Haute and the itizens thereof: You are hereby notified that Union, ospital. has filed its Petition in le Superior Court of Vigo County, In- iana.

being designated therein as Cause umber to vacate the following art of an alley in the City of Terre lute. Indiana: Commencing at a point 140 north of the southwest corner of Lot Six (6) of Adkin's Subdivision of Lot Number Eighteen in the subdivision of Section 16. Township 12 North. Range 9 West, thence east 'o the east line of a 16-foot wide alley running' in a 'north and south direction between Donn M. Robert's Subdivision and Adkin's.

Subdivision, thence north to the northwest corner of the following described real estate, to-wit: Commencing 52 feet and 9 inches north of the South East corner of Lot number four in Adktn's Subdivision of Lot number 18 in the jubdivsion of Section 16-12-9, thence north 40 feet, thence west to the west line of Lot number 5 in said Adkin's Subdivision, thence South 40 feet, thence East to the place of beginning, thence west 16 feet, thence south to a point in Lot Seven (7) of Adkin's Subdivision which is on the north boundary line of the alley running in an east and west direction within said Lot Seven (7). thence west to the west line of said Lot Seven (7), of said Adkin's Subdivision, thence south to the place of beginning. The purpose of the proposed vacation to allow said real estate to be used connection with the use and operation the Union Hospital. Inc. Said matter wil) be determined by Judge of said Court at the Court mm of the Superior Court of Vigo unty, Indiana, at 9:00 o'clock A.M., November 24, 1965.

LEONARD F. CONRAD, Clerk. Vigo Circuit Court and Ex-Officio Clerk of the Superior Court of County. OBERT S. RAtCUFTE, torney for Plaintiff.

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C-1753. EDUCATION-INSTRUCTION. U. S. Civil Service Tests ffEN-women IS and over.

Secure starting pay. Short hoars. ment Preparatory training as long as required. Thousands of jobs open. Ex- terience usually unnecessary.

FREE in- ormaKon on jobs, salaries, requirements. Write TODAY giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service. Box 87, Trtb- ine-Star. DIESEL drivers wanted.

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Previous experience not necessary. Train at home in spare time. Keep present job until ready to switch. Men urgently needed pick your location. Local and National employment assistance.

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Jut DONUTS. fresh twice daily. O'BOY Donut Shop. 1326 S. 25th St.

LOST AND FOUND. Pekingese, (one eye), female. Vicinity Rose and Schaal. Reward. BlLLFOLD-Lost, gold.

leather, return money. Reward. C-8480. and white wire-haired terrier, H-9780 or C-9182. TOURS AND TRANSPORTATION.

GOING, to Florida, Nov. 9, Want Lady couple to help drive. Write E. RR 2. T.H..

Ph. 13A, Prairie Creek. ROOM, BOARD FOR AGED. HOME for elderly people, clean room and good food. C-5147.

or semi-private room for gex- Ueman, good food and care. L-8994. MALE HELP IMPORTANT NOTICE The 1964 Civil Rights Law prohibits, with certain exceptions, discrimination because of KX. Since tome occupations are considered more attractive to those persons of one sex than another, advertisements are placed "under the Male or Female column for convenience of readers. Such listings are not intended to exclude per- of either tex 3T BOY to wash cars and general do- Little Detroit Auto Sales, 1352 Wish ave.

BARTENDER Good wages. Night Experience requir-d. C-4245..