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Page C-l Tuesday, February 22, 1972 Greenville Piedmont Che grtnbili tUj Angela Davis To Get Annotfficerpents Bail, Hearing should be granted, it would be Attorneys Say Before CAM TrtCP ilt SAN JOSE. Calif rTTPn in California, savins it would Angela Davis' attorneys met with the black militant in her jail cell Monday and told -reporters they were confident she would be freed on bail. They also praised the state Supreme Court's decision to strike down the death penalty PIEDMONT "ALL DAY" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING' Chicken Show Game Club To Name Champion Of Universe The "Champion of the Universe" among Old English Game chickens will be selected 1n a show here Feb. 26 and i That is the title that will go with the trophy to be awarded by the Palmetto Old English Came Club. Club officers have sent entry Information to 425 breeders and owners across the country, and president J.

E. George said he expects 1,500 birds will be I entered in the" competition. The show will be open to the public without charge 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Feb.

26 and 8:30 ajn. to 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. "27- 'V'This is going to be the big-gest and best breed show ever held in South Carolina," George said, i "We're trying to get youngsters interested in the Old English, one of the club jnembers said. The Old English are an interest of many retired men, he said, although the oc- cupations of show participants cover a wide range right on up to mayors of large cities.

Raising the birds is primarily Employment It 150 Help Wanted Misc. Waitresses to 10 pm. No Sunday work. Call 233- loii Tor appointment, vmce rerone Antrim Dr. STAYON PRODUCTS Has 40 Hr.

Work Week That Ends 1 1 :30 am Fri. NEED EXPERIENCED OVERLOOK SINGLE Operators Liberal Fringe Benefits APPLY Hardin Plant Saco-Lowell Rd. Easley, S.C. An Equal Opportunity Employer CUSTODIAN Need Individual with good attendance ft work habits to perform genera janitorial duties In a modern air conditioned industrial plant. We offer a competitive wage scale with an outstanding fringe oenetit program.

Qualified applicants should apply In person to: UNION CARBIDE Materials Systems Div. Hwy. 276, Simpsonville, S. C. An Equal Opportunity Employer NEEDED EXPERIENCED MACHINE OPERATORS (Single Needle) Sleeve Setters Collar Setters Zipper Setters Overlook Side Seamers AND Other Operations Enjoy job security, regular work and many benefits.

Don't Wait APPLY NOW or Call 232-2706 PINEHILL MFG. CO. 1224 Poinsett Hwy. An eoual opportunity employer TEXIZE Immediate openings General Laborers Fork Lift Operators QC Jr. Lab Technician Apply At Personnel Office 8:30 to 5 An Equal Opportunity Employer NEEDED NOW We need a self starter to head up and operate a multi-head saw with a 3 man crew on the 2nd.

shift. This man must be capable of working without supervision. He should have woodworking or carpentry experience and have an understanding of angle relationships In carpentry. Good high school math background extremely helpful. Get In on the ground floor with a fast growing company in a rapidly expanding Industry.

Mac's Trusses Building Components Phone 233-4097 150 Help Wanted Miic. a hobby. When your best chicken monetary with certain restric tions. "We expect Judge Arnason to grant Miss Davis bail," defense attorney Margaret Burnham told a news conference. "We will not ask for and we will fight any delays for the Feb.

28 starting date. We want to go to trial Feb. 28th." Miss Burnham said Friday's decision striking down the death penalty as unconstitution al California was "a tremendous release for the defense." "It means we no longer have to death qualify the jury," said the attorney. "To death qualify a jury makes it a prosecution prone jury." ane was referring to a process wnereoy the prosecution, which earlier indicated it would seek the death penalty for Miss Davis, explains capital punishment to the jury panel and then attempts to eliminate jurors opposed to it. The former UCLA philosophy instructor was charged with supplying some of the guns used in a Marin County courtroom escape attempt and shooting 1970 in which judge and three others died.

Miss Davis said the court's decision on the death penalty would "shake this states judicial system to its very roots with the loss of its most terrible weapon." We welcome the end of legalized murder but caution that the fight is not over," Miss Davis said in a statement, "jnow we must oegm to win freedom for those like Leslie Wells who faces life imprison- ment without possibility of parole." Wells was one of the first prisoners in the state to be sentenced to death under section 4500. of the state pena code. The section gave automa tic death penalty to a prisoner who assaulted a non-inmate Wells had assaulted a guard but was later granted executive clemency. A statement from Miss Davis' defense committee read "For Angela Davis, the decision means she is no longer charged with a capital crime and must be granted bail. To have Miss Davis out on bail will be a major step towards guarantee of a fair trial and an end to the excessive security measures that have been a presumption of guilt." A spokesman for the group said that they would meet any bail the judge might set.

"We have commitments from Aretha Franklin and other people who will provide the money for her freedom, me spokesman said. INDEX TO WANT ADS Announcements ossification 5 95 Business Opportunities Classifications 100105 Financial Classifications 110120 Employment it Classifications 150195 Chess President Rejects Protest It 150 Help Wanted Miic FENCE COMPANY stallatlon. Phone pointment. needs men for In-244-7145 tor P- PETE'S No. 1 needs experienced waitresses, morning shift 1-4.

Call 235- 22 4. CREDIT COLLECTOR FULL time, 40 hours per week. Experience not necessary, will train. Apply W. T.

Grant 1400 Block Wada Hampton Blvd. MORNING DISHWASHER APPLY IN PERSON i Colonial Court Motel Construction General SuDerintendent Do not reply unless experienced as a lob supennienaeni tn an wnaara vi mjm-trial, commercial construction. a Suitt Construction Co. Phone 242-384J An eoual opportunity employer JANITOR Good pay, pleasant working conditions, group hospitauzav tion and life insurance, paid holidays, vacation. Must have own transportation, good working attendance pattern.

Must be bondable. APPLY Canteen Of Dixie, Inc. Old Piedmont Hwy. i At 1-85 Overpass An Eoual Opportunity Employer NEEDED Experienced Sewing Machine Operators (Single TRY. US YOU'LL LIKE US! Apply Immediately RODGERS of Carolina Inc.

Old Stage Rd. Simpsonville, S- C. An equal opportunity employer LADY, to work with 4 year olds, in area's 0351. Report to iob site, Coca Cola rnmbe Street. BUn- Expenenced SHORT ORDER COOK Needed Immediately Good Benefits.

Aooly POINSETT HOTEL COLLECTORS, must have late model car. Apply In person 312 Rutherford or call 232-3910. Mrs. Cline. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY i EXPERIENCED Collar Setters Overlock Top Centers Bartack Bottom Hemming ALSO Automatic Pocket Setters; (2nd shift) Spreaders Warehouse Help APPLY' IN PERSON PERSONNEL OFFICE PIEDMONT INDUSTRIES, Poinsett Hwy.

An equal opportunity employer 150 Help Wonted Misc. ,1 Fred Burns Phone 963-5311 Employment 65 Child CareNurseries MOTHER'S DAY OUT Christian mother will keen your child oy nour or pay. 268-21 1 8. SANs SOUCI NURSERY offers vou child care excellent, with separate groups and qualified staff. Rely en the people who "Make Children Their Business." Mrs.

Sloan at 235-0351 LOVING Care Nursery, infants to preschool ages, school pick up 1 delivery. Woodflelds. 277-4914. Your Want Ad In this space would have been exposed to more than 116,000 subscribers todayl HOLLAWAY NURSERY, licensed, all ages, hot lunches, pick up schools, Wade Hampton-Taylors, 244-3224. REYNOLDS licensed nursery, near Welcome School, not lunches.

Kindergarten, 269-1360. WELCOME CHILD Ci ARE Center, in Jcensed. openings In ang i yr, departments. 269-219. ABC NURSERY PLAY SCHOOL LICENSED, kindergarten, 24 hours.

days, an age groups. Willi. LICENSED nursery has openings for in- taws to yrs. terrace snooping Lanier rea. ui-tita.

75 Schools Instructions ACE DRIVING SCHOOL Operated By RUBY WOODALL CALL 233-7814 AMERICAN ADVANCE DRIVING SCHOOL A WOODALL DRIVING SCHOOL Greenville's Oldest School Phone 235-8404 SEWING CLASSES STARTING, 5-21-72, advanced classes for rutting, sew na ana na. imeresieo men or women. pm. Lynn's Alterations, 7-A Lawyers eiag. uir.H nr-MnnL at home American School, Carolina Office P.O.

Box 6454-G, Columbia. S.C. CECILS BUSINESS COLLEGE 404 Laurens Road Phone 232-2447 LEARN BARBERING. Palmetto Barber college. iuz Muausia ai.

rnune A profitable career in Barbering and men's hair styllna awaits vou. Men ft ujnman ftur course covers everv branch of Barberina including advanced training in men's nair styling ano razor cuttino. All studies ft practice under nulrian nf lirAnspd instructors sty lists For next class only, our regular tuition cost of S600 Is being reduced to $450. Easy payment plans available. Don't delay.

Visit our school and see for yourself the training our students receive. School VA approved. Veterans eligible, special allowance during apprentice period. Enroll nowl Closed Mondays. Business Opportunities 100 Business Opport'y BRIGHT IDEAS 250 S.

Pleasantburg Dr. 235-2478 INVESTMENT opportunity consisting of one coin operated launory. is wasners, dryers. One 4-room bouse one 5-room house one office building. Good In come from all four.

Property located in Greer on well traveled highway. Selling because of III health ft can be bought at a sacrifice. Priced at $40,000. Call Bob Dilloway. Jim Williams, Inc.

233-4101 or 288-3134, CAFETERIA Owner sacrificing well equipped cafeteria. Excellent location. No competition. Full price $12,500. A Real opportunity.

233-9969 242-9490 244-2253 FOR SALE, Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio, 100 N. Main Fountain Inn, C. Established business, 2Vj years. Phone business, 862-3508, home 2994. MOTEL 19 UNIT MOTEL WITH 2 pearoom apartment good location iiuimn income, owner's retiring.

Call Jerry Wade for details, and appointment to see. 244-4076. KELLEY, INC. 233-4635 FOR sale lady's ft children's dress shop in Fountain Inn. Established business, stock ft fixtures, excellent buy.

842-2751. DISTRIBUTOR NEEDED in hiKinK for vourself, full or part time, for 21 year old auto products company NO SELLING SERVICE DEALERS ONLY ha! af(r, Mir hildnAM Profit potential Is extraordinary. $90 for each day you work Is a conservative estimate. A $2,940 investment puts you In business. Inventory secured with a guaranteed ouy-Doc.

Phone COLLECT-Mr. Barden at (214) 241-9254 OPPORTUNITY 1972 Are vou tired of worklna, for someone fiat nn nf the fastest growing companies with one of the greatest oooorTunmes in mci ito ivuct. Be your own boss, working full or part Van ctart inr and UD. For interview, call 744-4091, 10 to 4. Ask for Mr.

Weft Want To Buy A Business? Business Broxers. r.i cwriiDT rciNSULTANTS. INC. 540 Rutherford Rd. 232-8743 LEASE out on lot, will sell ft move coin-op laundry equioment ft building.

$4,000, 1 I Hmhi fi77. lfl7 108 Money to Loan Luthi's Pawn Brokers 24 W. Washington St. Consolidation loans uo to $7,500. Consumer vreon wauiom.

Phone 288-1411 We Finance Individual Sales" STEPHENSON FINANC 140 W. Stone A' Phone 235-9641 Real Estate or Business Loam VitTM TO Call Tom Henry, 232-t4t Employment 150 Help Wanted Misc. BE Sure to see our larger help wanted ad unaer rn same assiritaiion. inc PLANTATION CARPENTER Experienced for first shift work. Apply Personnel Office, 4-5 pm.

Indian Head Yarn Thread AAAarltu An equal opportunity employer LIGHT DELIVERY, apply in person only. Koom 4 iv, KOinsert noiei. See Miss Autry NEEDED FOUNDRY HELP 5 day week. Night ft day shifts. Apply Personnel, AM-4PM.

BAHAN TEXTILE MACHINERY INC. Camp Rutherford Rd. 75 Schools Instructions TRAIN IN JUST A FEW SHORT NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING ACCOUNTING IBM KEYPUNCH SECRETARIAL DRAUGHON'S COLLEGE Wade Hampton Mall CALL NOW, 232-5397 100 Business 30,000 GAL. ESSO STATION The Humble Oil Refinery Co. has on interstate service station available in Greer oreo.

It offers high rate of return on small investment and unlimited income based on your abilities. For furthet information, call J. R. Riddle at 232-7682 or 288-4724, evenings or weekends. sso Employment 150 Help Wanted Misc.

LICENSED COSMETOLOGIST For shampooing Phone: Z44-B3I5 TEWING MACHINF MECHANIC Exenrtence preferred but will consider traininq riant person, rirst snitt work, paid holidays. Time ft half over I hours. Aooiy Western Textile Products Co, Old Piedmont Greenville An equal opportunity employer TYPEWRITER ADDER Experienced mechanic. Call Sam Evans. 583-2754.

MOSS ft EVANS. INC. Spartanburg, S.C. MANAGEMENT RECRUITERS "'The Matchmakers" 1504 Daniel Bldg. 242-4040 MEN'S CLOTHING SALESMAN Must be experienced In all phases of men's clothing sales.

We offer a complete line of quality men's wear. Open to 5:30 and only one night each week. Fringe benefits. This a good opportunity for I sober, experienced person. Call Mr.

Estes EDENS-ESTES, 239-4248 For Interview appointment T-HEK OOKINS FOR A FUTURE? HERTZ CORP. Is offering a areer opportunity In the challenging and Interesting field of truck rental and leasing. Call Mr. Weaver, 2334363 for in terview. TRUCK DRIVER Driver for I ton truck with 5 speed transmission, must oe years or one and have excellent drivers record.

Good pay rate. Apply at LOWE'S, 291 Bypass. No phone calls please. See Ray iweiion. FULL TIME DRIVERS Apply Yellow Cab Company 529 W.

Washington Street LADY to keep 3 chllden in my home to 4: JO, ban autr 3, 0353. TV Technician For Bench work. Must know color. Call 249-3381. Residential Carpenters 2 Experienced.

Apply at lob site In Pel-ham Estates No. 3 or call after 5 p. Lanford's Construction Co. 233-7149 MANAGER TRAINEES Train In local store for store manager position. Top starting salary, usual company benefits, paid vacation, must have good references.

Apply in person Royce Shoes Bell Tower Shopping Center The Macke Company Now hat openings and Is taking applications to train Vending Routeman and Vending Hostess To service and stock vending machines In established modern industrial one location plant. Benefits Include 7 paid holidays, paid vacations, accrued sick pay. profit sharing and group Insurance. Apply To The Macke Company Mauldln industrial Perk Mauldin, S.C An Equal Opportunity Employer COPYING MACHINE Experienced Repairman with electronic backaround to learn repair on other office machines. Call Sam Evans, 583- 27S' AAOSS EVANS, INC.

Spartanburg, S.C. HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL Needs truck mechanic. Paid Insurance, vacation, plus many more benefits. Call C. T.

Evans, 233-43M for Interview. Experienced PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR SHEAR OPERATOR For Second Shift Sheet Metol Shop For interview call FRANK HOLLAND 242-6750 Ramseur's Metal Fabricators Div. of Marshall Williams An equal opportunity employer WANTEO carpenters helpers, good pay. Apply at lob. Crown iuke Apartments, White Horse Rd.

See Melvln Bayne. Also Orchard Trace E. North St. Ext. see M.

0. Parker. Pinkerton's, Inc. Start a first or second career with the world's largest security nrqanlzatlon. Full time, second third shifts available (no swing).

Varied assionments, Greenville vicinity. Excellent starting salary with automatic pay increases. Paid vacations and other liberal company benefits. Aoolv 720 E. North St.

1 PM to PM, Mon. through Frl. An equal opportunity employer McDonalds Now taking applications for part time and full time help, morning and night shift. Apply In person to manager. 291 By-Pass Augusta Rd.

or Wade Hampton Pleasantburg Mfg. Co. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS COLLAR SETTERS Experienced In Overlock and Plain Sew Excellent Company Benefits Steady Work Apply 9 am to 4 pm 333 N. Pleasantburg Dr. OK CALL 7Z-5 (Old Maxon Shirt Bldg.) Service Station Attendant Salary depends upon experience and ability.

Apply Value Service Station. 1801 Laurens Hd. CARPENTERS Wanted In Residential von enier ym, EXPERIENCED OPERATOR FOR JD 300 Backhoe Front and loader. Fringe benefits include group insurance company profit sharing. Reply to P.O.

Box l2v or call 277-0060 giving work record a. references. WINDER TENDERS Needed Immediately second third shift. Apply I to 5. Indian Head Yarn i Thread to.

YcGanty 5f. An equal opportunity employer SALESLADIES Women's specialty shop desires full time or part time combination office sales person Should be a management poten tial. Reply to box Y-T, Newt-Pied 4:30 make it "much easier to get a fair and impartial jury" at Miss Davis' murder, kidnap and conspiracy trial which begins Feb. 28. Superior Court Judge Richard E.

Arnason has set Wednesday for the bail hearing, saying if it is worth as much as $100, you don't raise it for the grocer's poultry department. It's a hobbv that requires a great deal of dedication, however, since you can't develop prize birds overnight, he said. Breeders try to attain birds with the shape, color and other characteristics considered ideal in the breed. A licensed judge will handle and examine each bird in the show, and a point-system will decide how the trophies are handed out. The top award, designated "Champion of the Universe," will carry a $100 prize and trophy in the $500 cash show, according to a club member.

Soviet Premier Receives Muskox EDMONTON, Alta. (AP) Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosy gin was given a muskox calf during i visit here last fall, but Canadian officials said arrangements had not yet been completed to ship the animal to the Moscow Zoo. chosen several sites, Spassky included Reykjavik, the Icelan dic capital, among his choices and Fischer chose Belgrade on his list of sites. Neither could agree, and two weeks ago Euwe announced that the 24-game match would be divided evenly between the two cities as a compromise, assuming match went the distance of 24 gameSj, The "first 12 games will begin in Belgrade in July.

Euwe also said he had told the Russians that there was no special body within the federa tion to deal with their protest and that the matter only could be considered at the congress session in the fall. He said that would be too late. Euwe suggested that the protest be discussed at the scheduled March 2-3 meeting in Moscow of the International Federation Bureau, but he pointed out that the bureau does not have the authority to cancel the decision about the site of the match. Fischer won the right to challenge Spassky by beating Soviet champion Tigran Petro- sian in Buenos Aires last year. To Professor Research Position Offered CLINTON Dr.

Frederick W. Harrison, assistant professor of at Presbyterian College, has been offered affiliation with the University of South Carolina's Electron Microscope Lab as a research associate to facilitate nis biological investigations. Harrison and Dr. Norimitsu Watabe, who heads the lab, will deliver research papers as coauthors this spring before meetings of the Association of Southeastern Biologists, the South Carolina Academy of Science and the South Carolina Electron Microscope Society. In a different area of activity, the Smithsonian Institute will fly Dr.

Harrison to Washington early March to consult with the head of the division of oceanography and limnology on the development of taxonomic keys for the identification of freshwater sponges. Harrison will also do research i Australia next fall, investigating the evolution of freshwater sponges. Engineers To Hold Celebration Area engineering societies will join in a celebration of National Engineers Week with a dinner and dance in the Gold Koom of the Poinsett Hotel Friday, Feb. 25. Greenville Mayor Max Heller will be the featured speaker.

A social hour at 6:30 p.m begins the festivities, with a buffet dinner to follow. The Starlighters will provide dancing music from 9 p.m. to mid night. All tickets should be purchas ed in advance. For further information call J.

L. Rogers at I -RATES AND -I INFORMATION Local Rates Per Line Per Day For Consecutive Insertions: Rates For 3 Lines to 13 Lines lor 2 Days 50c per line 3 days 46c per line 4, 5 and 6 days 43c per line 7 days 38c per line Ads ordered for more than on time may be stopped at any time during office hours and charge will be made for only the number of days the ad actually appeared at the rate tarn-ad. These rates apply to advertisers in South Carolina. Advertisement emanating from outside the state of South Carolina carry no reductions for consecutive Insertions. Ordinary type combination weekdays, 66c.

Sunday, 6tc per line per day. Minimum charge J1.M. Want ads ordered to run In the morning News or the evening Piedmont weekdays appear in both papers the same day. at a single rate. Ads ordered to run Sunday appear in The News only.

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OFFICE HOURS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM SATURDAY. Office Closed. Service by Telephone until 12 Noon. SUNDAY, Office Closed. Cancellations and Error Corrections taken by Phone PM to 5 PM.

DEADLINES Straight Classified Weekday copy, 4:30 PM for Insertion next day: Ads for Sunday taken until 4:30 PM Friday. Classified Display Weekday copy must be In by 3 PM two days prior to insertion. Copy for Sunday Monday must be in bv 3 PM Thursday. REMEMBER No matter where you liv In the Carolinas or Georgia, you can place a Want Ad in The Greenville News-Piedmont by CALLING COLLECT STATION TO STATION 242-5011 Announcements 25 Burial LotsCrypts 2-Grave Lot $250 $20 Down, $20 per mo. for 11 months.

1 mo. iu. no inieresr. pnone Z44-J62Z. WUUULAWIM MEMORIAL PAKK 4-GRAVE PLOT In Woodlawn Memorial Park near the Chimes Tower.

Call 239- Ppr jiJiMitya. 30 Lost and Found LOST: Tool chest, Sunday 3 P.m., Fields Parking Lot, finder pleas return, reward. 248-2184. LOST, German Shepherd, female, named "Sheba." 3 months old, black and tan, wearing brown collar, no tag. Call CE 9- ilVI.

KtWAKU. $50 REWARD FOR- Information leading to the arrest and conviction of person taking Minibike from 321 Hlqnlawn Avenue. Please report to Sheriff's office. LOST: 3 month old part Collie puppy, brown, touch of white. Lake Forest Hgts.

Reward. 248-0247, 244-9273. NEAR TRAVELERS REST, 3 bedrooms, SMALL black dog "Snoopy" with white paws ft stomach. No collar. REWARD.

Call 288-4208. LOST: Bell Tower or Circus, gold bracelet with iade. Sentimental value. 35 Notices 8x10 Wedding Photographs ONE DOZEN, $40 Lake Forest Sutdios 244-8839 BRIDES photographed with dignity, simplicity ft imagination. Call GLENN GOULD, 244-2295.

I will not be responsible for debts made by anyone other than myself. Lloyd Franklin Cox, 112 Loom St. ENGRAVED PLASTICS Signs, desk or doorplates. Call GILLIAM ON GARRAUX, 235-3101 BRIDES Color wedding photographs $40 Portraits, 440 N. Main 233-6849 ART STUDENT will do signs, posters, paper banners art work.

lau Z32-4I68 bveninqs JUNK CARS, will pick up free or will buy complete iunk cars. Galloway Auto Parts, 249-1371. NOTICE TO WANT AD READERS On occasions we have misleading ads placed by firms or Individuals, even though we reiect many ads and edit the others. If you should answer one of our classified ads and find the offer, product or service is not as advertised please notify. In writing if possible, bom the Ethics Division of the Greater Greenville Chamber of Commerce and the Classified Advertising Manager, P.

O. Box 1488, Greenville, S. C. WWWWMWVWWWVVVV 45 Personals I. the undersigned wish to nubllclv thank Mr.

Jimmy Scrlbner, the Inventor of the soiarama oeo ooara electron therapy. Mv husband I were both arthritic and the miracle of Solarama has made us wen. we are erernany grateful. Mr. 5, Mrs.

James Landers, Rt. 4, Brentwood Circle, Greenville, S.C. 60 Nursing Homes VACANCY Thompson's Rest Home. Also vacancy for man ft wife. Call 235-4245 244-2904 after EASLEY Restorlum, clean, new, modern brick rest home, 24 hr.

care. Rates you can afford. 859-3722. 65 Child CareNurseries MCITHFPC my nilT Christian mother to keep your child In my nome. iti-iwt.

KIDDIE Korner Nursery, open 24 7 days week. Welcome and Judson Area. 2M-OS73, Your line News-Piedmont Want Ad will get exposure in mora than 1,508,000 papers during a 7 day run. Total Cost, S7.ll. AMSTERDAM (UPI) The president of the World Chess Federation rejected Monday a Soviet protest of his decision that the world chess cham-phionship match between Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and challenger Bobby Fischer of the United States should be held in Belgrade and Reykjavik.

The president, Max Euwe, said the Soviet Chess Federation had told him in a telegram that it did not agree with the decision, which it said violated the rules. He said he had cabled back that the World Chess Congress of 1971 stipulated that the federation's president should decide where the championship match should be held if the two players could not agree on a site. Spassky and Fischer had No Victims Admitted To Hospital There were no new accident victims admitted Monday for treatment at General Hospital, it was reported. Conditions of previously ad mitted accident victims re-mained the same. Vicki Hamilton, 10, of 75 Crestview Apartments was in poor condition.

She was in a two-car wreck Sunday on Blue Ridge Drive. Denise Langlois, 18, of 20-G Hampton Hall, Taylors was in fair condition. She was in the same wreck. Dennis Greer, 59, of Rt. 1, Easley and Jack Page, 25, of 19 Arch St.

were in fair condition after a three-car wreck on Washington Avenue. Still in poor condition was Greogry Speed, 13, of Rt. 1, Clayton, who fell from a bicycle. Robbery Suspect Is At Large City police were continuing their search late Monday for a black male who robbed the Personal Touch Cleaners and Laundry at Pleasantburg at 5:56 p.m. According to detectives, the man came into the cleaners, I asked for clothes apparently a fictictious name turned to walk out the door, pulled a pistol on the woman attendant and demanded the money from the register.

The gunman fled with less than $30. Detectives indicated that a warrant would likely be signed early Tuesday charging an area man with the crime. j. Nurses To Hear 1 Clinic Technician The Appalachian District Nurses Association will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Green- ville General Hospital Clinic.

Leading the discussion and demonstrating equipment will be Miss Joan Keller, cardiovascular clinical technician at the hosp- PREMIUM WAGES SECOND SHIFT FOUNDRY Any kind foundry experience needed. Also will troin. Employment office regulorly open 8:30 am to 5 pm. On Saturdays, Feb. 19 and 26 open 8 am to 1 pm.

STEEL HEDDLE MFG. CO. Greenville, S. C. An Equal Opportunity Employer Business Services Classifications 200210 Who To Call For Service fjjg Classifications 300 381 Merchandise Clossificotions 400 476 Rentals fi Clossificotions 500 575 Real Estate for Sale fjjj Classifications 600 670 Mobile Homes pp Classifications 675695 Recreational Classifications 700725 Transportation Jp ASSEMBLY LINE OPERATORS AND GROUP LEADER Assembly line operators and group leader needed for new modular furniture assembly line.

Excellent working conditions and challenging work. Apply in person. SOUTHEASTERN KUSAN, INC. Pleasantburg Industrial Park Greenville, S. EXPERIENCED WELDERS FABRICATORS machinists I PANEL ELECTRICIANS 1 and MATERIAL MOVERS Clossificotions 800870 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Phone 242-5011 Announcements 25 Burial LotsCrypts Good salary and fringe benefits.

Work 10 hours a day, 4 5i j- i su -j ci I S3 aays a ween. jtt rnaay, oaiuraay una junuuy. Contact JAMES HUNTER MACHINE CO. i Mouldin, S. JOINING CEMETERY LOTS, Woodlawn Memorial Park.

$450. Call 277-4241 233-6560. mont. 0.