Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 17

VC rocket hits fuel tank, Entertainer 4 hundreds flee raging fire recuperating Alton Evening Telegraph MAKlMAUIJIvE Korean election Candidates for the presidency of South Korea cast (lieir ballots in Seanl. Challenger Kim Dac-jmig and his wife are at left; incumbent President Chung Hee Park and his wife are at right. (AP Wirephoto) SAIGON (AP) Enemy forces shelled half a dozen major allied bases In South Vietnam today In a fourth day of intensified attacks. A rocket at Da Nang Air Base triggered a massive fuel fire that raged out of control and forced evacuation of hundreds of Americans. U.S.

military analysts termed the shelling attacks a "cheap offensive." "They take practically no casualties," said one. "They set up rockets on two bamboo sticks and light a time fuse. By the time the rockets fall on U.S. positions, the enemy has been home In bed five hours." The analysts said captured North Vietnamese and Viet Cong documents indicated more intensified shelling attacks In the coming weeks to mark several important Communist holidays. They include May Day, a traditional Communist holiday; May 7, the 17th anniversary of the Viet Minh victory over the French at Dien Bien Phu, and May 19, Ho Chi Minh's birthday.

At Da Nang, South Vietnam's second largest city, one of four rockets that hit the air base scored a direct hit on a storage tank containing about 35,000 gallons of jet fuel. The fire spread to another tank containing an equal amount of aviation gasoline. Barracks and work areas were evacuated for fear the second tank would explode and trigger a chain reaction among half a dozen other fuel tanks. The U.S. Command that Cam Ranh Air Base, nearly 300 miles south of Da Nang, was shelled by less than five rounds of rockets for the second successive night.

A spokesman said some Americans were wounded. He said there was no material damage. Vocational school bond issue sold Obituaries The $2.2 million In bonds to purchase a site and build an Area Vocational School for the Alton district were sold Monday night to Harris Trust Savings Co. of Chicago. Harris, representing five other bidders a well, submitted the low bid with an effective interest rate of 4.7603 per cent.

Total interest to be earned by the bonds from date of sale to December 15, 1990 is $1,118,797.78. Other bidders representing groups of investors were Northern Trust Company Associates, First National Bank of St. Louis, Continental Bank Trust, First National Bank of Chicago, and Halsey- Stewart Co. Cope will head Jersey supervisors JERSEYVILLE Clyde Cope and Lee Vanfosscn were re-elected as chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the Jersey County board ot supervisors at its organizational meeting Monday. Two new board mi Wilford Campbell of Quarry Township and Lloyd Barton of Elsah township, were seated.

Other business included acceptance of a recommendation that the County Auxiliary Police Department be turned over to the Sheriff's Department until a new civil defense director is named to replace Robert Reese, who resigned at the last regular board meeting. Applications for the civil defense post are being accepted at the office of County Clerk Linda Committee appointments of the board will be made at the regular board meeting on Monday. Cor hit in rear; man ticketed ior ivrong parking WHITE HALL A Roodhouse man was ticketed Monday afternoon after his vehicle, which he had parked while talking to a construe! ion worker along Rte. 100 two miles north of here, was struck in the rear by an approaching car. Leonard L.

Cnim of 405 Palm St. in Roodhonso, was talking to a construction worker at 5:50 p.m. when a car driven by Donniu G. Talkinqton, 22, of 25.1 Israel In White Hall, hit the rear of the Crum car, which police said was improperly parked. Forcl cites high profits DETROIT (AP) Despite a 65-day strike by Ford workers in Itritain, Ford Motor Co.

reported first- quarter profits this year of $169 million, up 37 per cent. from the same period last year The profit, share, was the fourth highest of any lirst quarter in ford's history. Robert Lee Stricklin, 70, of Broadway, East Alton, died ai 0:55 a.m. Monday at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis.

He was custodian at Olin Corp. from 1951, until his retirement in 19(B. Before moving to the East Alton area in 1051, lie previously lived i Raleigh, 111. He was born in Raleigh, July 4, 1800. Surviving are his idow, the former Faye Murphy whom he married in 1923 in Carrier JIUls, two daughters, Mrs.

Helen Jean Bauer of St. Louis and Mrs. Eva Ann Newberry of Jacksonville; three sons, James Lee of John F. of Belhalto and Robert who is stationed with the Air Force in Panama City, Panama; 14 grandchildren; two great- grandchildren; and a brother, Henry of Harrisburg. One preceded him in death in infancy.

Friends may call from to 10 p.m. today at Smith Funeral Home, Wood River. Tho body will be moved to KndRcrs Funeral Home in Eldorado, 111. for funeral services at 1 p.m. Burial will bo in Masonic Oini'lory, Raleigh.

Foutch Mrs. H. Foutch, 78, of -111 Million Wood Kivor, died 'it 7:24 p.m. Mond iv Cclonaides Nur-iinj; Hnnv 1 in Granite t'ilv. rln liacl Ivon a patient one week.

She had lived in Wood River for 27 years, and was previously of Broughton, 111. She was born in Hamilton County, 111., Dec. 13,1893. Her husband. James D.

Foutch, preceded her in death. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Irene Smiihey of Wood River; two sons, John of Hartford and Bernard of South Roxana; six grandchildren; two great grandchildren; three brothers, Frank Johnson of Dale, Barnes Johnson of Roxana and Robert Johnson of McLeanshoro, and three sisters, Mrs. Mayme Gray and Mrs. Endicolt, both of Dale, and Mrs.

Ada Freild of McLeansboro. A son a granddaughter preceded her in death. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the Marks Mortuary in Wood River, where funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday with Floyd Wheeler, pastor of the Vaughn Hill Church of Christ in Rosewood Heights, of which Mrs.

Fnutch was a member, officiating. Graveside services will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Hickory Hill Cemetery in Brou Enker CAKLINVILLF, James Baker, 55, of Carlinville, died at p.m. Sunday at the Carlinville Area Hospital. He was born Oct.

2, 1915, In Carlinville. Surviving are his widow, the former Dmothy Ballero whom he married May 19, 1036: a daughter, Mrs. Joan Bell of Virden; two sons, Van of Wilsonville and Donald of Carlinville; six grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Sylvia Brown, Mrs. Martha Kelley, Mrs.

Melvina Knight and Mrs. Alice Cunningham, all of Auburn, and four brothers, Everett of Divernon, 111., John of Auburn, Thomas of Brighton at.d Charles of Peoria. Visitation will be after 2 p.m. today at the Wiese- Anderson Funeral Home in Carlinville, where funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday.

Burial will be in the Mayfield Memorial Park Cemetery. Pellegrino Vincent Pelli-grino, DO, of 451 Korreck Wood River, died at 10:40 p.m. Monday at St. Phony's Hospital. He was employed as a still cleaner at the American Oil Co.

for 30 years until his retirement in 1946. He was born in Marsala, Sicily, March 4, 1881. For the past 55 years he had resided in Wood River. He was married to the former Catering Signorino In 1911 in St. Louis.

In addition 10 his widow, he is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Sarah Gentile of St. Louis, Airs. Pauline Masurany, Mrs. Mary Dugan and Airs.

Lucy Peters, all of Rosewood Heights; four sons, James C. of Rosewood Heights, Joseph P. of Alton, Sam P. and Ange, both of Wood River; 29 grandchildren; 13 f-reat grandchildren and a sister, Antoinette of Italy. Three brothers and two sisters preceded him in death.

Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at Marks Mortuary In Wool River, where a prayer service will be at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. A funeral mass will be celebrated at St. Bernard's Catholic Church, of which he was a member, at 9:30 a.m.

Thursday. Father Patrick Wright, pastor of the church, will he celebrant of the mass. Burial will be in Rose Lawn Memory Gardens in Bethalto. Early ASiw I i 1 A U.S. officer stands amid rubble of a South Vietnamese army insinuation following an ammo ilunijt explosion Monday al Qui Nlion.

An nu'tuy mortar bun-age triggered a series ot explosions of stored bombs on tbu base. Wirephoto) Ralph Leotis Early, 64, of Rte. 1, Alton, died at 3 p.m. Monday at his home. He had farmed most of his life, but for the last nine years was employed at Alton Memorial Hospital until his retirement one month ago.

He was born in Eldred, 111., Jan. 30.1907. Surviving are his widow, Grace; a daughter, Mrs. Paul (Ruth) Crane of Alton; a stepson, Jack Chester of Oklahoma; and 11 grandchildren. Visitation will begin after 3:30 p.m.

Wednesday at Jacoby Brothers Funeral Home, Jerseyville, where the Rev. Thomas Burke, pastor of Brown Street Baptist Church, will conduct funeral services at 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial will in Oak Grove Cemetery, Jerseyville. Daniel Friends have received word of the death of a former Alton resident, Duery Daniel, who died Monday in Battle Creek, Mich.

He formerly resided at 813 Ridge Alton. Surviving are his widow, Lena; a stepson and stepgrandchildren. Bucklin ROODHOUSE Dr. N. J.

Bucklm, who had practiced medicine in Roodhouse since 1923 and was a member of the medical staffs at both Passavant Hospital in Jacksonville and Boyd Memorial in Carrollton, died at 3 a.m. today in Reisch Memorial Nursing Home in Carrollton. He was 78. Dr. Bucklm, a veteran of World War was a 51-year member of the Roodhouse American Legion Post; and was also a member of the Rotary Club and the Greene County Farm Bureau.

He had served many terms on both the grade and high school boards. His professional affiliations included membership in the Greene County, the Illinois and the American Medical Associations. Dr. Bucklm was born in Pratt County, Kansas, on Aug. 25, 1893 and earned his bachelors and masters degrees at Friends University at Wichita, Kan.

and his M.D. at the Loyola School of Medicine in Chicago. Besides his widow, the former Lois Clark, Dr. Bucklin Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. AUyn Nichols of White Hall; one son Nathaniel J.

Bucklin, of Springfield, two sisters, Mrs. Dulcie Shaffer of Pratt, and Mrs. Zella Sitton of Ford, a brother, Lynn S. Bucklin of Eugene, and four grandsons. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in the United Methodist Church. Interment will be in Fernwood Cemetery. Visitation at Wolfe Memorial Home will begin at 4 p.m. Wednesday with the family receiving friends between 7 and 9 p.m. Grossman EDWARDSVILLE Mrs.

Katharine T. Crossman, 50, of 152 South Gate Road, Peoria, died Monday morning at Methodist Hospital in Peoria. Born Jan. 5, 1921 at Ed- wardsvlUe, a djughter of Mrs. Mildred Brown Tuxhorn of Edwardsville and the late Albert H.

Tuxhorn, she was married Oct. 19, 1940 to William R. Crossman, who survives. Two daughters, Mrs. Gideon Weisz of Williamsburg, and Miss Christine Crossman of Columbia, a brother, Edward Tuxhorn of St.

Petersburg, a sister, Mrs. Eugene Leitner of Edwardsville, and one grandchild survive. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday from St. Andrew's Episcopal Church by Rev.

Michael Pullin, with burial to be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorials may be made either to the Altar Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral of Peoria or the Woodlawn Cemetery Chapel of Edwardsville. The Fletcher Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. There will be no visitation.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Louis "Grandpa" Jones of Grand Ole Opry fame is recuperating at hime following open hear! surgery April 15. "I'm feeling pretty fine although I'm pretty sore around the chest," Jones said Monday. "Oddly enough, I feel better in the afternoon than I do when I get up In the mornings." Jones said ha took a long walk in the woods on his 120- acre farm shortly after returning home from the hospital Sunday. "I came in from that jog In prime shape," the 58-year- old singer-comedian said.

The veteran entertainer, also a performer in the Television show "lice Haw," suffered a heart attack in October. Doctors said Jones should be abb to resume work in about six weeks. Formula for bliss ST. LOUIS (AP) Mrs. Clyde Mauk, who will observe her 70th wedding anniversary Thursday, says living with a mate that long is "easy when he's amiable, nice and doesn't talk behind your back." She's 89 and her husband 91.

Mauk says they plan Thursday to "just set in our big chairs and maybe have a drink with the neighbors." WOOD RIVER ROBERT LEE STRICKLIN Visitation 6 p.m. today Funeral 1 pm Wednesday Rodger's Funeral Home, Eldorado, Illln FRANK J. VOZAK Services 10 am Wednesday, Gout Chapel Rev. John Bealy officiating Burial Upper Alton Cemetery In atata at the chapel after 4 pm Tuesday ANNOUNCEMENTS Alton, Wood Klver Bethalto Legal Legal 4104 A Apr. ORDINANCE NO.

30-13 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE INSTALLMENT PURCHASL DF CERTAIN PROP12RTV THE STATE OF ILLINOIS FOR PUBLIC PARK AND RECREATIONAL PURPOSES WHICH IN STALLMENTS ARE TO BE PAID BY A DIRECT ANNUAL TAX FOR PERIOD OF TEN YEARS WHEREAS, Senate Bill No. 1440 76111 Generul Assembly. State Illinois, which Bill authorized Th Director of The Department Mental Hcnlth, State of Illinois. convey lo City of Alton. Illinois, an which BUI authorized City of Al ton to purchtisa certutn acres situated In Township of Woui River.

County of Madison and Stuti Df Illinois (commonly known State Hospital Property), which wu, passed by the General Assembl' and approved hy the Governor 01 July 3, 1970; and, WHEREAS, said Bill No. 1449. copy of which Is attached to an made a part of ihis Ordinance jo reference purposes, provides fo payment by City of AHon for said 735.36 acres, les a maximum of 258.04 acres at $5- per acre, which 248.04 ncrcs is sub ject to options to purchase by IK thulto Community Unit School Dis trlct No. S. Lewis and Clurk Com munltv Junior College and Fores Homes Civic Association.

whlc options are for one (1 year from date of July 3, 1970 and, WHEREAS, said Bill No. 14-1 provides that the property must used by City of Alton for puhll park and recreational purpose only; and, WHEREAS, the City of AHon in 1 need of additional nml expandei purk and recreation arua. and. WHEREAS, the purchase prlc of this tract of land is deemed fni and equitable; and, WHEREAS, said Bill No. 1443 provides that the City of Alton ma purchase said 735.30 acres, less th acreafiii of any of the prcvio' mentioned options which are cisi'd, under an Installment contrac payable in ten (10) equal annu; Installments togulher with intertb at six (G'Jii) percent on the remain Inp purchase price unpaid fror time to time; and, WHEREAS, an Installment pui over a period of ten (10 years Is deorned to be the mon benefIcinl method of purchase fo the citizens of Alton, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT OH DAINED BY THU CITY COUNCIL as follows; 1.

That the City or Alton. Illinois agrees to purchase -1 purchas OKI-cement I rum the Peourtm.cn of Mental IK-nlth. State- of nois, pursuant to Semite nil! 7fith General Assembly, Stal of Illinois, a certain acre (commonly known ns State Hosi pttnl less options exercised or to be exercised acres thereof as provide, in said Bill No. 144!) 2. That the purchase he made nn Installment purchase cnntnti.

for a price 01 i-IVIi HUN DRliH FORTY DOLLARS (S540.HO per acre for 73. iieivs, less th number of acres upon which a option to purchase Is t-xercisud other fiovernnu-ntul units as vldrrt In mil No, HVV in Mallnirnl purchase; nKn-nment pavablc in ten (10) i-quul unnut installments plus Interest at si (fi i percent per on th purcnnse price from Ume to Urn unpaid. 3. That tho Mavor of the City Alton be hereby nuliinrizcrt nn directed in enli-r into .1 purrlrn nurceniPnl tho Pentiriment of Mi-ntal Health. StHe 01 Illln'tls.

which said purchase shall include the terms as set forth ab'ivu and as provided In Senate Hill No M-tn. 4. Tlmi an Ordinance hu passed fur Ihe levy find of a direct annual tax siifficii nt to p.iy the ten (10) annu 11 inblall- plus iicLTiit'd as prnvjfli-d in tin 1 inst.illtn«m pup contract, which ami mil tax ahull be In addition to and in excess of all taxes now or authorized in Ir-vIM by Alton. nil In compliance with con- lamed Chapter 1170. et Illinois Kcvlned Statutes.

5 That uonn of ihlh Ordi.iunce. Uiu ('iiv f'lerk cause It to be nt least twice within thirty f'W) days ul OK- AUon Kvuntun piil.IU.hed in Hit! City of Alton. lllllloiH. 6. That this Ordinance shall not br full force und effect after Its oassap? mill! sixty have elapsed from date of second publication.

PASSI-D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T1IH CITY OF ALTON, II.1.1- NOIS. THIS I4TH DAY OF APRIL. APPROVF.D BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ALTON, ILLINOIS. THIS 15TH DAY OF APRIL. 1B71 A.

LENZ MAYOR City of Alton Tuesday, April 27, 1971 B-5 By Anderson and Leemlna "He never brushes HIS teeth, and look at the shape they're in." ANNOUNCEMENTS Lego! 1 Legal 410.1 Apr. 20-27 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Filing To the Patrons of the Illinois Bell 'elephonc Company: The Illinois Bell Telephone Com- mny hereby Klvea notice to the )ubllc that it has filed with the llli- IDIS Commerce Commission revl- ions In the rate treatment for Com- nunity Service now being furnished in one hundred twenty-seven exchanges outside the Metropolitan Areas. A copy of the proposed fllinp may be inspected by any interested party at nny business office of this mny in Illinois. AH parties Interested in this mat er may obtain information with respect thereto either dlrjotly from Company or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Commission, Sprlnfifield, Illinois 02706. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY By L.

A. Edwards Manager Legal 4112 Apr. 20-27 May 4 CLAIM NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MADISON COUNTY, PROIJATE DIVISION IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EDWARD D. HERRIN DECEASED No. 71-P-1M Notice Is Riven of the death of tbe ibove Date Letters Were Issued: Apri! 14.

1971. Administrator: Earl R. Hcrrin of 409 East llth Alton, Illinois. Attorney: John T. Roach nf Alton Illinois.

Claims against the estate mny be filed in the office nf Circuit Court. Probate Division, County Courthouse in Edwardsville. 1111 wlihln 7 months from date ot ance uf letters, and nny claim so filed is barred as to the estate Inventoried wi'hln that period Also, copies of claims mu it bi or delivered to ihe adminls irator and to the attorney. W1LLARD V. POKTELL Clerk of the Circuit Court Lefial 4111 Apr 20-27 Mav -1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT (PRO HATE DIVISION) OF MADISON COUNTY, ILLINOIS CTATE OF ILLINOIS ss County of Madison.

IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE OF PRENTICE ALBER'I SWAN. Deceased. Notice is ln-'reb; that All Claims have been so for hcarins In the Circuit Cnur (Probate Division) of Madison Coun ty at EMwardsville, llllnnH. or April 30. A.D.

1071, at A.M. at which time and place you may appear, if you so desire. Dated £tt Edwardsville, Illinois un thlj, 15lh 'lay of April, A.D. WILLARD V. PORTEl.L Clrcuit Clerk By Hllmu Kennedy Deputy.

Refer File No. E-50 Legul Apr. 20-27 May 4 ASSUMED NAME PUBLICATION NOTICE Public Notice 's hereby si von that on April 1C, A.D. lll'I. a curl ideate was in the Office of thy County Clerk of Madison County, Illinois, setling forth the names and post- nffice addresses of all uf tin: PIT- sons owning, conducting nml Li nn tlif business known us CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, located at Collect Avenue, Alton, Illinois.

Dated this inth Lf April, A.D. 1-171 EULALIA HOTZ. Cuumy Clerk. Leunl -JOfiS Apr 13-20-27 CLAIM NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD CIRCUIT MADISON COUNTY PROBATF. DIVISION IN THE MATTER OI 7 THE ESTATE OF GLADYS BYRON MELLINCJ, DECEASED No.

Notice Is given of the duuth of the above. Date Letters Were Issued: April 1971. Executor: Rnburt Moiling of 2711 Godfrey Rd Godfrey. 111. und Ralph C.

Uyron of 015 Cedar, Wood River. Illinois. Atimney Patrick O'Neill ol Allon. Illinois, CUlms the estate may he filed in HIP office of the Clrcuii Court. Probate Division, County rmirlhouse in Edwardsville.

Illinois, within 7 months from cUite of in-ncc of letters; and any claim so filed is barred as" to the estate inventoried within that peril Also, copies of claims mil's he i led nr delivered to the exccu- and to the attorney. WILLARD V. PORTELL Clerk of the I'lruuit Court ANNOUNCEMENTS Legal 1 4110 Apr, 20-27 Mny 4 ASSUMED NAME PUBLICATION NOTICE Public Notice hereby Riven that April 10. A.D. 1971.

a certificate Hied in Hit Office of the County Jerk of Madison County, Illinois. ettiriK forth the names tvnd ifIk-t addresses of nil of the persons iwning, conducting and transacting he business known as DELMAR CLEANERS. loaned at 60S Del- nir. Hartford, Illinois. Dated this IGth day of April, A.D.

EULALIA HOTZ, County Clerk. Card of Thanks 2 27 RUTH would like to take this means of thanking all relatives and friends who were so kind during our recent bereavement, especially Rev. Hollla, Rev. Cooper. Mark's Mortuary, pallbearers, those who sent flowers, food or assisted In any way.

Your thoughtfulness will never be for- 8 Tho Family Personals 7 May 8 Lose Water Weight, body otoat, nufftneaa, etc. Eliminate excess body water. X-Pel Water Pills, Only $3.00 ur Money Back Refund. Thrifty DruR stores. 7 May 15 New X-ll Reducing Plan Tablets S3 .00 Moncv Duel; Guarantee Thrifty Drug Rummage Garage Sales 8 EVERYTHING GOES'.

Wednes- 0-12. 4HOS Blue-Fountain Dr (iodfrey. Nice clothes, mostly 51.00 or less Appliances, records, nooks do shipping crate, duplicating machine, concrete splash blocks. 3 30 GARAGE SALE BETHALTO Sat. ft Sunday, a.m.

to 4 p.m., 311 W. Corbln 2 'SALE Wednesday. April 2K Avon. Rawlclgh. all kinds of' miscellaneous.

MM Twelfth Stre'-'i, Forest Homes. Cottajje IIASEMENT day only, Friday April 'JO, 8-4. Everything niu.vi BO. Electrical appliances, clothing, toys, tricycle, electric wiitch Miscellaneous. 2000 Dlxon Court, UWcr-Alrc Subdivision.

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Don Culchuuri-, MU-(iD37 1.19 Mnywunil, Kust Alton, III. enter- and incere wurk, MALE APPLICANTS WANTED AGES 21-35 FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT OF EAST ALTON High School or equivalent education required. Applications accepted until 12 noon May 15, at Municipal Building..