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16,1962 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY iPEGAC WASH GREASE THRU SATURDAY Free Pickup Delivery We Repair Auto Air Conditioners After 5-00 weekends. Don't our opening special? ALV1N HOWARD CECIL CARDWELl TEXACO SERVICE STATION 220 Ft. Worth Drive A IWIN 382-4660 PENT.ON I DR. SILVEY ONE OF 7 48 IN WORLD PAGE ELEVEN NT Water Pollution Expert JL To Read Paper In London Hopeful Move Little Egypt Zoning Change Residents Tn c. I Dr.

K. G. Silvey of NTSU I has been invited to present a in London in September at Houses for Sale UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN TAYLOR PARK 12 fHA BRICK MOVES D. B. BOYD International Conference Water Pollution lie.scarch.

His is one of 43 papers scientists from throughout ropean Economic Development and the Internationa! Journal of Air and 'Water Pollution. The World Health Organization will at the confer- of aquatic aclinomycctes. These' DALLAS. (AP) residents of: world selected to appear on the on jbe represented by ence. the are simple plants intermediate I 1 TM 6 community of run- between bacteria and molds.

dovvn shacks in tl middle of A recommendation that the cupied by not more than two doc- For Among other things, actinomy cetes have been identiiied as the! ai ta sc white residential moving Tuesday to cause of tastes and odors occur- hat ey 1vyi be a better 3 A I i acinomycees PR ATT "CROUCrT'R ea 6T Sllvey is distin urification of d) lshed PTMfessor of biology and jstrcams. He will sho Dr. Silvey's topic is the role of ring in surface water supplies in! aquatic actinomycetes in self Jlhe Southwest. But other evidence a nearly 100 ear water HOME IN NOTTINGHAM living, W. KREMER, 382-4708 indicates that their inter-action old histor of a k'egTM commu of the NTSU biology de-(pictures and describe motion with mny have' nit wWch ew fr a parcel of i- efccfc 17 PRATT Realtors conference will be attend- toi-y.

P. 4,000 specialists Britain has Mone in the NTSU water labora- Burman of Great been named the In his London paper, Dr. Sil-; freed slaves deeded to a pair of newly- city's zoning ordinance be amend ed to allow the construction of medical and dental clinics in ar- zoned A-l received favorable action from the Denton City Council Tuesday. A Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation was given to the council on the matter. It vey wUl discuss the possibility! The almost 200 rodents of Lit- contained a provision that suc of these effects in stream gT? 1 their homes in ai medical and dental clinics be-oc- 382-2235 A GOOD BUY (ir1d ri Cf $1 uco vvxzu uanicu lucjui lu Ml eSul puriii-r in at Sept.

3-7. to open discussion ofjcation and suggest the need casil deal to a syndicate which; French, West jDr. Silvey's paper. 'further research which might re- lans a shopping center. Since J97 grants totaling in a better understanding of Tne surrounding area has al-i frl 0 CROUCH Really Co I i Sl scicntific $100.000 have been life cycle of micro-organisms read built into homes for 8 witn two international 'by NTSU from the National In-jin streams.

whites and into another shoj ng lnie 0r aniza( ion Eu-jstitutes of Health for the study Three NTSU graduates will a center 'g'Pt is at one of tend the London conference, major thoroughfare in- as a speaker. He is W. 0. Pipes, itersectioiis. assistant professor of sanitary i Most residents will use the cash engineering at Northwestern I'ni- they received for their homes to versity.

Also attending will into the Cedar Crest sec- Dr. Louis Hemphiil of OWaho-! lion of Dallas, once populated on- tors. Areas zoned A-l are restricted to homes and apartment houses having not more than six dwelling units. The zoning ordinance now will allow for the construction of medical and dental clinics only ia CROUCH Realty Co. Realtor, 332-2285 Anytime CURTIS Insurance 5 S900 EACH 5 WJNT ON NOAH CONVENIENT LOCATION TO ALL SCHOni.s d--, MRS.

LOUIS GROENINO Aecessones, Tlrei Partc TRADE WITH FROST SAVE ON THE COST A.C. S- A.C. 01 Merer Oil, Quirt BUYS 5 52.95' 597. "5TA 1 If 'JL 4-S'drcf cr'cid T3 S7.1-CO. TRIANGLE REALTY.

387-2561 COUNTRY UVING PAULINE' ARRINGTON -Hr Vn? c- Automatic la.Tdry rocrri, PAULINE ARRINGTON 'jjTf i Vj.JCO." with 2 ecrej, S6.toK"5?M BEAUTY QUALITY AND. coTbirt tc VUST rylcn 7 sell. BARNS REALTY NOTTNGHAM WOODS 2006 WIIMAMSBURG srrm S'-D vaiji 93: FROST AUTO J. fcj-h USED TRUCKS Jc20 GREENWOOD, TEXAS MAY 19, 1962 12 O'CLOCK NOON From Decatur take Hwy. 51 North to Greenwood sign, turn left.

one Upright Chiffarobe (100 years old) one solid osk Bed and Dresser over TOO years old four tables (of antique value) two old sewing machines one Chest of Drawers three rocking chairs Many antique picture frames one Air Conditioner three iron beds two radios one Book case one radiant healer one oak dining room table and five chairs Wicker Settee and Chair one Mirror and Comb box one Antique Ciock with dater, temperature and weather indicator. two straight back antique chairs Wash stand one drop leaf table one China Closet one China shelf one 7ft. Fngidaire one pot bellied cast iron wood stove one Tappan gas cook two trunks one MAY sweeper Household linens: bed spreads, scarfs, embroidered pillow cases, towels, wash cloths (new) two Antique Ladies' capes clothing of all descriptions, one crocheted stole very old styes. BOOKS: Assorted bibles, some very old, Blue Back Speller, Many, many books copyrighted over 100 years ago two Coal oil lamps two Woo! Carders one very good condition Buggy lap robe two complete sets of dishes many pieces of odd china and glass complete set of silverware one Elgin pocket watch set of Charcoal burning irons quilted Show Quilts twenty hand pieced and SHOP EQUIPMENT: Hammers, saws, wrenches, Five old fashioned churns one Foot tub two iron pots one Dutch oven Garden Plow ine hand powered meat slicer AM articles rn this home are very old. There are thousands of articles loo numerous to mention, of the late Terry Williams.

Administrator: ELMER WALLACE, MA 7-3790 Decatur Auctioneer: RAYMON MANNSCHRECK Gainesville telephone HO 5-4735 Decalur telephone MA7-3500 NotExpectiiij Rain In Area -2, in which ment houses of six or more dwelling units can be built. The favorable action taken by the council was the referral of proposed amendment to the ordin- lance back to the Planning and i Zoning Commission, which maintained that such a change was' intended when the ordinance was drafted. The next step in the process for; rmiking.the ordinance change will' If the weather forecasters are be up to the commission. ma State University and Capt. I ly by whites but now' largely a I correc area residents will have a Billy Evans, an army biochemist 'Negro community.

A few res-i fcw more dn vs of wailj ng a mucjl Reeded from San Antonio. idents will buy homes in other Heports and papers from the scattered Xegro neighborhoods. MHtMU5ll uu mi UK London session will be published! Minimum payment to homeown-i last of April winds of the in book form by Pergamon Press was $6.500. The syndicate paid i past few davs have robbed top IL i i of Oxford. for the actual moving The commission is expected to notify owners of property in ar- eas zoned A-l of the change and Although sufficient rain fell the' to advertise a public hearing.

The council also referred to the commission Tuesday two soil of all moisture. Farmers re- jporl their seedbeds are dry to depths below regular planting lev- Many farmrs are wailing for rains to bring up sorghum and some cotton that was late in being i planted. Other small plants are Jin need of moisture. i Farmers are not the only ones who are looking for a good rain. City dwellers need rain for lawns By THE.

ASSOCIATED PRESS jPathet Lao guerrilla? were scor-i an raanv sprinkling lawns to successes in northeastern brin them Uirough the dry spell. Laos, the flash point, few riches. cold war's current offers a conqueroi But to food-short changes. One of the requests'was for A-l classification for Lots 1 to 10, Block 3. and lots 1 to 5, Block Owslely Park Addition.

The second asked local business' district classification for located on the north side of University Drive, extending east" from Bonnie Brae. Three Die As Plane Crashes Laos before fighting subsided with! some home gardeners without! TEXAS CITY (AP) A the 1954 Geneva agreement par-j waler lo i rr i ga young vegeta-' priest and two other men died Tititionine French Indorhinn Thip M. i cjas a new plane crashed damaged ori burned Tuesday right A and hich winds. man suffered grave injuries. The crash 4 miles west of here the Rev.

Edward I warm weather fertile rice fields of Asia. I Romantically labeled "land of JjY THAILAND the million elephants and the white parasol," Laos is slightly more than 90,000 square miles of landlocked jungle and mountains i from which its 2 million to 3 mil- lion inhabitants draw a meager! existence. But for the Chinese and Vietnamese Communists, control Laos could the road to the 1 HONOLULU (AP) Lt. "He packed his hag.jsaid he and Murphy arrived here'. irice of Burma.

Thailand, Gam-P am L. Richardson the new kissed his wife, held a couple of Tueseday afternoon in the ibodia, and South Viet Nam, which U-S. field commander in Thailand, quick conferences and took off." which was bought at Vero, Laos' borders has th reputation as a "quiet, chardson will ead a ioint il I QT 1 nnrt 1 rvrvs i Pro-Communist Pathet Lao Roman Catholic priest, and" instructor pilot Doyle Murphy, both of Te.xas City, and George Lee, 22, of Dickinson. Robert Charlett of Bacliff was- i taken to a Galveston hospital 'critical injuries. i Father Sheffield was a flying (Student.

A friend of the pilot, Don itii-nujujuii i i i icuu ii IUU1L soldier and a gentlemanj luc fincJornrintS i mis units in Thailand. asanexperti york direcdv under an flight instruction at the Texas is res; Rjd'c, Ful Drj; A CCE J70 HP, 317 riv, I3.C03 LEGAL NOT1CF 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air, -2-docr Hzrc- fop, radio, heater. V-8, 2 Jor.e paint, liies. An rilce BILL UTTER FORD 412 S. locust 3S2-5-W jth P.25»:c iels already control Lao.s' eastern i border with South Viet Nam.

and JWOFK uirecuv unaer an oia oossf iXoMh VWnamese uetn lla wa far Iwl i longtrmfe' comrade. Gen. Paul! ihave been Curing across it Harkins. It was Richardson! wa" on the twage wa- on me Richar learned who rep aced Harkins when the jSaigoa government. The 1 a sofn eare ac "jlatter was tapped for the fpar: thf? Rpd.

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But for a few Western tO military assistance command job ilast February. CONTRACTORS' NOTICE TEXAS HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION Sea.pj propcjaij for coiifa-ctirg 5.3siitjons, not all welcomed. milej cf grading, jjph.jttJc cor.trttt enir Frcm T. Ovt'Basi jr, There are no ILIJJIUUVU uiu i forces in the Pacific. The st holding To FM 154 on Highway No.

W) nf roads JI4, ccvercd by 353-2-2) in 1 1 County, be' 23, then Piar.s and speclficatior-j including i fru-Ti as provided by ivailabie at the of which few Laotians; 52, moves ihis new job from what is becom: Richardson and Harkins ing the Army's maid-in-waiting had Parallel careers the past twoj assignment. However, he will ears BotJl arrived in Hawaii the! wear his deputy chief of Richardson the dual! he will rrve awa old hat-that same month August, I960, U.S. Army a rk ins taking the deputy Army i thl i western edge of the kingdom. ere Industry IK negligible. Educa- other the Certificate No.

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AT ZALE'S cy certify tha; ll Is 1 I'MOj: LIFE INVKANTJ: COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS Tf.tit ir. rfV.ic.n'V.Vir.ijr.ili.-f.' unc-r tsy ar.d Amt.fl. TrtK. the i IV? 1 I A COStF'ANY DALLAS.

TEXAS cf Tfxjij ir reUt'Tt ca r.v r.ir.i No. lr.rjrar.ct. of the 25th Division and i UtS Army Ha vaii to name! When Harkins was promoted to of the military assistance! from the Pen- force in Viet Nam, it seemed only! TS before he logical his successor would be! short supply. wealth is ac- ilefl onc of his staff officers i cumulated is usually lavished on religious 1 festivals. "While the United Slates was pumping $25 million in economic aid into Laos in the government spent SSOCUXX) on cremation ceremonies for King Sevang Vong, who died 18 months before.

Most Laotians are. farmers, usually rice growers, v.ho seek from their toil only enough to subsist on with little extra for bartering. Thev are gentle and courteous and lead a slow-paced that on the average does exceed 40 years. More thnn SO ipcr cent are illiterate. They practice a form of Buddhism widely with spirit worship.

For centuries, ihe Laotians; jhavv bco'i the pawns of bigger I powers. France got the area, a- of feudal kingdoms, from' 'Thailand Into in the last cer.turv.i l.lapan occupied it during Iwar II. The French returned butj 1919 recognised as an in- I dependent sovereign state. I The pro-Communist I-ao (faction rejected the i government, howcvci, contending lit wasr still a vassal of France. CHj The Oxford AM-FM RADIO STEREO 23" TV $00095 7 7 with Trade TALIAFERRO HARDWARE NORTH SIDE SQUARE Compare Zate's Prices Your Money Back in 60 Days if You Find a Better Value ILTON WATCHES AT ZALE'S DISCOUNT PRICES Ait modern De THE GRAFA AGENCY 332 SEf TMi on, fctas 7 full 1 USED CARS 1960 Bel-Air, 4 door, V-8, glide, radio, heater, steering, power ibrakcs, factory air, tinted white tires.

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