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THE JACKSON SUN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1971 11 Haywood Asks Rule On Civic Center Bids Continuing Study Is Cycle, Auto Mishap Injures Youth A Jackson youth is listed in Daily Report Matter Of Record In The City And County Development Board today were Baxter Smith and E. L. Duke. Bobby Joe Davis, employed last week as a fireman, resigned from the department after one day of service. Commissioner Langford called for bids to be received Feb.

9 on 58 items of industrial arts equipment for the new Parkway Junior High scheduled for completion this fall. The equipment is to be purchased with federal Title III funds. American Oil Co. was award ed a contract to supply the city garage with 48,000 gallons of gasoline on a low bid of 13.13 cents per gallon. Other bidders were: Gulf Oil 13.14 cents, and Delta Refining 15.14 cents.

Commissioner Tobe Bailey announced that future gasoline purchases will be in quantities of 64,000 gallons. East Union Resident On Trial On Felonious Assault Charge An East Union community resident went on trial today in Madison County Circuit Court for felonious assault with a pistol, in charges apparently stemming from a feud between his children and other area chil dren. George M. Beiter, 47, 2180 Beech luff Road, was accused of firing a pistol at two teenage boys as they passed his house on motorcycles last November 28. In early court action today, six guilty pleas were registered before Judge Andrew Taylor.

Those pleading guilty were: Bobby J. Finch, 32, Route 3, Jackson, of petty larceny after the prosecution could not make a case of burglary against Finch. He was sentenced to six months in the countv workhouse on the larceny charge. Murray Bond Pearson, 23. 236 Southern, of burglary last Nov.

13, sentenced to three years in state penitentiary. Johnny B. Hunt, 19, Beech Bluff, of petty larceny Sept. 4. 1970.

He was sentenced to six On Birth Control BROWNSVILLE Haywood County Court adopted Monday a resolution calling for mandatory birth control of mentally retard ed persons. Those subject to such controls would be deter mined by a qualified team of doctors. County Judge B. W. Cobb commented: "From the stand point of society, economics, morality and religion, it is hopeless for children to enter the world in this manner.

It is an injusice against society and God. Such birth control is not designed to discriminate against tne poor or any particular race." In other action, the Haywood magistrates: 1. Voted to join a West State federal economic development district designed to study and decide on grants most suitable to county growth. 2. Approved a resolution pro testing state requirements of the counties on welfare spending.

3. Named Bill Brackin and C. H. Stuart to two-year terms on tne county farm commission. 4.

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19 7 P.M. James A. Barnes, W.M. Jesse Barnes, Secretary St. John's Lodge No.

332 Fellowcraft Degree Thursday, Jan. 28 7:00 P.M. Robert Holland, W.M. Ken Caven, Secty. Study is continuing on bids for constructing and equipping the Jackson Civic Center.

City Commissioner Ben Langford said i The bids, opened Friday by the City Commission, totaled near $4.5 million and are some $1 million in excess of funds previously allocated for, the project. Langford said the architect is checking into details of the proposals submitted by apparent low bidders. The City Commission has 30 days to accept or reject the bids. Scudder and Co. of Union City was apparent low on the general construction contract with a bid of $4,100,000.

Three of the eight other bids were under The best bids on equipment for the five-level auditorium and convention center totaled some $379,306 and brought the total cost of the project to near $4.5 million. Langford said some of the Civic Center funds will come from a multi-purpose bond issue authorized in the previous administration and the remaining money will be included in a bond sale slated within the next few months. City Commission rejected all bids on a $3.5 million bond sale last month. In matters at today's City Commission meeting, public hearings were set for Feb: 9 on two proposed ordinances amend Deaths Stanley Wesiby Funeral services for Stanley O. Westby, 58, a farmer and landowner of Knox, N.D., will be at 3:30 p.m.

Wednesday from the Chapel of George A. Smith and Sons with the Rev. C. E. Taylor officiating.

Bur ial will follow in Ridgecrest Cemetery. Mr. Westby died at 2:50 p.m. Monday in the Jackson Madi son County General Hospital. He and his wife were spending the winter in Jackson.

He was a life long resident of North Dakota, son of the late Ollie and Hanna Larson Westby. Mr. Westby was a member of the Pleasant Lake United Methodist Church in North Dakota. He was married Feb. 18, 1954 to the former Bernice Inez Ed- dleman of Gibson County, who survives.

Pallbearers to serve will be Chester West, Louis Collins, James T. Eddeman, Houston Changler, Gerald Whitworth and Aaron Whitworth. Honorary pallbearers will be Edgar 1 Clarence Church, Hartwick Berg, Moral Shivley, Ralph Bullock and Howard Pownell. The body will remain at the funeral home. Miss Mary Brown HENDERSON Miss Mary Brown, retired teacher, was found dead at her home in Henderson about 9 a.m.

today by her sister, Mrs. J. W. Har ris. Miss Brown had been ill health for the past month.

She was born in Chester County, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown.

They moved to Henderson in 1912. Miss Brown was a graduate of Union University and at tended Memphis State Univer sity. After her graduation, she accepted a position as a teacher with the Chester County school system. She retired in 1968 aft er almost 50 years the classroom. Miss Brown was a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma teach ers' sorority and of the Henderson First Methodist Church.

Surviving are one other sister, Mrs. J. E. Edwards of Henderson, and a brother, John 0 wn, prominent Memphis banker. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

Mor gan Funeral Home has charge. fair condition at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital to day where he was taken at 6.05 p.m. Monday after the motor cycle he was riding was struck by a hit and run driver. Injured was David Carter 17, son of County Court Magistrate David Carter of 118 Arlington. He received compound fractures and lacerations of the right leg in the mishap.

According to Police Chief Harvey Marcom, young Carter was traveling north on Camp bell at the intersection of Camp bell and Division when he was struck by a white 1963 or 1964 station wagon which, was pulling a trailer. The auto left the scene of the accident, heading west on Division, Chief Marcom stated. The accident is under investi gation by the Police Department. months in the county workhouse, David Bowman, Luray, lar ceny last Nov. 6, sentenced to six months in the workhouse.

Frederick Campbell, 22, 108 Jefferson, of larceny, sentenced to one year in the state peni tentiary. Roy Fulton Helm, 489 S. Liberty, of attempted larceny on Oct. 28, 1970, sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. Two teenage boys, Joey Black.

man, 49 Rosehill Drive, and Steve Corneliuson, Beech Bluff Road, testified in the Beiter case that Beiter had run out of his house last Nov. 28 and fired two shots at the boys as they passed his house riding motorcycles. Beiter testified that he had fired a cap pistol into the air on Nov. 28, but he told the jury he did not own a gun on the day of the alleged incident. The incident occurred as a result of feuding between the Beiter children and a group of boys living in the area who rode motorcycles together, according to the testimony.

named James Lewis and during an ensuing argument allegedly threatened to kill Lewis. Subse quently, Bohanan called the Crockett County sheriff and advised him that he was going to get a shotgun and kill Lewis. The conviction was upheld by the Criminal Court of Ap peals which held that shotguns and rifles were included in the clause "or any other dangerous Slayer Pleads Insanity SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) John Linley Frazier pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to day to the slaying of Dr. Victor; M.

Ohta and four others in the doctor's hilltop mansion near Santa Cruz last Oct. 19. The 24-year-old Frazier had pleaded innocent to the murder charges last Nov. 12 after his lawyer received permission to switch the plea to insanity if he wished. Frazier.

entered the new plea during a 10-minute appearance in Santa Cruz County Superior Court- His attorney, James Jackson, asked that Frazier be examined by psychiatrists Judge Charles F. Franich asked that the doctors' reports be sub mitted to the court by Feb. 9. Frazier is charged with five counts of murder in the shooting deaths of Ohta, a wealthy 45- year-old eye surgeon; his wife, Virginia, two sons and a secre tary, Dorothy Cadwallader. Their bodies were found by firemen who arrived to fight a raging fire at the luxurious home.

The victims had been bound, blindfolder, shot and tossed in the pool. Frazier was arrested several days later as he slept in a cow shed not far from the mansion. ing zoning regulations. Both proposals have been recommended by the Jackson Regional Planning Commission. One ordinance provides for changes in the B-l medical zone to increase the height limit for buildings to six stories and to allow banks, motels and restaurants in the zone.

The amendment permitting restaurants excludes drive-in food places and requires that the facilities be incidental to other uses within a building. The second ordinance reduces the side yard requirements in the R-l residential zone from 12 feet to eight feet for structures of less than two floors. Residences of two stones or more will be required to have a minimum side yard of 12 feet. City Commission approved ammendments today to subdi vision regulations governing the acceptance of streets for pubuc mamte nance. Commissioner Tobe Bailey commended the Planning Department for its part in developing the new regulations.

Bank executive Simpson Rus sell Jr. today was appointed to the Jackson Housing Authority board of commissioners to fill the unexpired term of Bob Pow ell who recently moved from Jackson to Jonesboro, Ark. Powell's place on the Industrial Development Board was filled by industrialist Bob Huffman. Reappointed to the industrial Obituaries D. C.

Duke PARSONS Services for Delver C. Duke, 75, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Parsons Mortuary with burial in Union Cemetery in Chesterfield. Mr. Duke died Monday morning at Decatur County Hospital after suffering a heart attack.

He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John M. Duke of Henderson County. He was first married to Miss Inez Biggs who died in 1970.

He later, married Janie Coleman, who survives. Mr. Duke was a retired employe of Continental Can Company of Chicago. Surviving other than his widow are a brother, Alcy Duke of St. Louis.

Man Solicits Ride, Robs Jacksonian Gerald Hammond, 39 James was robbed Monday as he was giving his assailant a ride to his "home," according to Police Chief Harvey Marcom. Hammond told police he had stopped at a drive-in on N. Royal when a man came up to him and asked for a ride. The two men then went in Hammond's car to another restaurant to eat, according to the police report. Hammond said the man told him his name was Lee Johnny Wilson, and gave his address as 205 N.

Royal. He said he drove under "Wil son's" direction to a vacant house at 506 N. Royal, and pulled into an alley behind the house. He said "Wilson" then shoved something into his ribs and told him if he moved he would kill him. Hammond said he jumped out of the car and ran, and then called the police.

He described his assailant as a white male, about 26, approximately 5 feet 10 inches tall, with dark curly hair, wearing a tan sweater. Hammond reported that a .32 caliber pistol was found missing from under the front seat of his car when he returned to his auto later. More Telephones SAO LUIZ, Brazil (AP) The state telephone company said this northern provincial capital's 2,000 telephones will be in creased to 4,000. Sao Luiz has a population of 267,000. State Supreme Court Rules Rifles, Shotguns Not Dangerous Weapons Cltr Coart Willie C.

McKinney. Rout 7. speeding; $30.50 forfeit. Artaur uriasec. isil.

komwooci Gardens, speeding: $20.50 forfeit. Andrew J. Pruitte 413 Cum berland speeding; $20.50 forfeit. wuiiam urantnane. Semis.

speeding; $20.50 forfeit. cnariie a. Rivers, semis, speed ing: $20.50 forfeit Patricia A. Roacn. 38 Coach Drive.

speeding: $20.50 forfeit. Polk uruey, Bemis. failure to yield right of way, causing accident: $20.50 forfeit. Harrison E. Smith.

Oakfield. failure to yield right of way; $20.50 forfeit. Edward Garner, Pin son, speeding; $20.50 forfeit. Bond H. Little.

314 Cedar, mak ing left turn: sio.so forfeit. Sylvester Stewart. 528 Wilson negligent driving: S20.50 forfeit. Glenn E. Smith.

216 Shelby negligent driving; $20.50 forfeit. General Sessions Coart Clark R. Kaylor. Memphis, speeding: $10 fine, $17.25 costs. Clark R.

Kaylor. Memphis, failure to appear; Sio fine, $13.25 costs. Ann M. Young. Columbia, speeding and no driver's license; $12 fine.

$17.23 costs. Marlin J. Edwards. 110 Second St. speeding; $2 fine, $17.25 costs.

Alton Evans, violating bad check law: $10 fine. $43.10 costs. Carl Drinkard Memphis, speeding; $10 fine. $17.23 costs. jerry w.

koss 321 w. Royal, reck less driving; $35 fine, $23 costs. Larry J. Gorman. Oak Grove.

speeding: $2 fine, $17.23 costs. uuiy snumate. Route 4. assault and battery with hands: $30 fine. $20 costs.

Sue McCormick. Route 1. no driver's license: $2 fine. $15.25 costs. Marriage Licenses Dolpus Mabry Yelverton and Flora Virginia Clark Pearce.

Gerald Wayne Brown and Nancy Fay Burton. James Henry Tinier Jr. and Florence Virginia Justice. Hospital Reports Discharges (Jan. 18): Corliss B.

Arnett, 209 Alexander Sonya K. AzbilL Lexington Mrs. Maude L. Beller, Rt 3 Malinda A. Bennett, Huntingdon Mrs.

Ruby L. Cathey. 2289 Beech Bluff Rd. Mrs. Sara B.

Day, 46 Summar Roy H. Dugan, 204 Person Danny R. Floyd, McKenzie Charles M. Franks, 6 Knollwood Mrs. Annie Bell Givens, Rt.

7 Mrs. William Hester and baby. Henderson Donald J. Higdon, Bruceton Mrs. Silas Hood, Bogota Mrs.

Cora F. Johnson, Bella Brandon M. King. Alamo Mr. Kenneth Leathers and baby.

607 N. Parkway Donovan B. Long, Humboldt William A. Martin, Bemis John E. Matlock, Brownsville Mrs.

W. C. May. Rutherford Mrs. Luther Moody, 115 Monroe Mrs.

Johnnie Moore and baby. Hornsby Mn. Ray Mosier and oany, Bens Charlie E. Newberry, Gleason Mrs. Billy Norville and baby.

Gadsden Mrs. David Parchman and baby. Pinson Jimmie Arnold Pipkin. Trenton Ewell P. Porter.

Alamo Mrs. Rickey Presson and baby. 102 Barn am William B. Reeder. Selmer Stacie Suzanne Roland, Adams- ville Noel L.

Steele. Milan Mrs. Jeffery Thompson and baby Henderson WiWam P. Timmons. 21 Grand- view Dr.

Henry A. Turner. Medina Gene A. Wnlker, Selmer Llovd W. Watson.

Finlev Stanley O. Westby, Americana Mo tel Mrs. Edward White. Beecn Bluff Mrs. Marvin Williamson, Denmark Births (Jan.

18): Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Buchanan. bnby Irl Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Burgner, Rt. haby boy and Mrs. Harvey ronune. Okfield. babv girl Mr.

and Mrs. samuei KODison. Pinson. baby boy Mr. ann Mrs.

t-naries Bolivar, girl Occupancy: SOI Ambulance Calls Th fnllnwln la a list of calls made by the Jackson-Madison Coun ty Ambulance Authority: MONDAY 8:13 a.m. Benson Nursing Home in Roneral Hnsoital. Sick call. 9:30 a.m. 1-B parkway cast xo General Hosoital.

sick call. 11 a.m. to General Hospital mrf vr1n RnaH sirk call. 12:10 o.m. tienerai nospuai to 1:45 o.m.

303 Hale to General Wnntal no nick-UD. 6:03 T.m. Camobeil at uivision xo General Hospital, accident. TtMlripnts of Jackson and Madison Countv reouirin ambulance service may call the Jackson-Madison Cn- ty Amouiance Auuiomy ai -uin Wrong Address Given A local address given police by Richard Wright, 37, accused of burglary of South Royal Cafe Jan. 13, is Incorrect.

Wright, now in Madison Coun ty Jail on the burglary charge gave 107 Monroe St as his ad dress when he was questioned by police and The Jackson Sun reported that address. Pot-Loaded Letters ACAPULCO (AP) Postmen stopped some overweight letters bound for the United States and Canada and found they con tained marijuana. Then they started sniffing instead of weighing northbound mail, offi cials said, and turned up 124 pot-laden missives in one day, all headed for Montreal. Save I Place Next to Phone Personals MEN'S WORK Eloves from 48c. Mike Glynn Son, 407 Airways.

Special Notices SMALL BUSINESS bookkeeD- Ing and accounting. 424-8512. INTERIOR Louvered Window Shutters 6x16 99c each. 7x20 $1.64 each. Other sizes available.

Mike Glynn St Son. 407 Airways. WANTED JACKSON SUN CARRIER BOY FOR PAPER RT. IN THIS AREA Bennett Street 500 Blk. Railroad Budde Street 800 700 Blk.

Middleton Payne Street Rivers Street Lincoln Street Booker Street Must be at least 12 yrs. old. Apply in person at The Jackson Sun Circulation Dept. No phone caus. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Mr.

Larry Glenn Graves, has made application to the Madison County Beer Commis sion for a permit to sell "Package Beer Only" at a location on Hwy. 45 north 1 miles south of Medina, Tennessee. Said hearing will be held on the 30th day of January at 8:30 A.M. in the County Courtroom, Courthouse, Jackson, Tenn. Signed: Freddie Pruitt Secretary INCOME TAX Return $4.00 up.

424-8512. CERAMICS Greenware and ceramic supplies. The Shoo, Lawrence Switch Road. 424-2571. Complete Decoupage Supplies Plaques, baskets, decales, prints, boxes and posters.

The Old Country Store 514 Airways NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Mr. William Henry Nix, has made application to the Madison County Beer Commis sion for a permit to sell "Pack. ge Beer Only" at a location on Hwy. 45 N. 3 miles north of Jackson, Tennessee.

Said hearing will be held on the 30th day of January at 8:30 A.M. in the county courtroom, Courthouse, Jackson, Tennessee. Signed: Freddie Pruitt Secretary ARE YOU HAVING PROBLEMS? Perhaps We Can Help. FREE-DAY or NIGHT Confidential Counseling CALL: 422-6567 Jackson Mental Health Association Sponsored. BLOOD DONORS NEEDED CASH PAID JACKSON BLOOD BANK 738 W.

Forest Ave. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Mr. Joe Pratt, has made application to the Madison County Beer Commission for a permit to sell "Package Beer Only' at a location on Hwy. 70 St 1-40, north of Jackson, Tennessee. Said hearing will be held on the 30th day of January at 8:30 A.M.

in the County Courtroom, Courthouse, Jackson, Tennes see. Signed: Freddie Pruitt Secretary Lost and Found LOST White and Black Setter, male. In vicinity of Shady Grove Road. 427-0340 after 6 P.M. Reward FOUND Lady's Glasses Call 427-3333 The Jackson Sun Schools, Instruction OIL PAINTING CLASSES To Begin January 25th Beginners Advance Children Night and day classes available.

U.S. Takes-- (Continued From Page 4) can member of the powerful House Armed Services Committee, says he realizes such il licit operations have been going on for some time. But the failure to do anything about them does not justify permitting them to continue unchallenged. "The failure to enforce the Logan Act gives both individuals and groups of individuals the opportunity to act however they please and wherever they please in dealing with foreign govern ments," he wrote. "Quite frank ly, I find this attitude by those in authority at least question able and at the most reprehensi ble." The law is on the statute books to be enforced asserted Bray, and time it is.

Recent incidents of private in dividuals engaged in dealing with foreign countries, par ticularly North Vietnam, Rus sia and her satellites," contin ued Bray, "have shown that these private groups have been used by our enemies as a source of embarrassment, har assment andd to humiliate this country and undercut our legiti mate foreign policy. INVITATION TO BID The Department of Standards and Purchases of the State of Tennessee will sell at 10 a.m. (CST) January 28, 1971 to the highest bidder the following de scribed confiscated vehicles: One 1956 Desoto Firedome, 8 cylinders, Engine No. 5532; 134 Car is in poor condition. One 1962 Pontiac Tempest, 6 cylinders, Engine No.

55320134. 19311. Car is in fair condition. line vehicles) will be sold "as is, where is." They may be seen at the State Highway Garage, Jact son, Tennessee. Sale of these vehicles shall be for certified or cashier's check In accordance to State Law, Federal, State, County or City employees are prohibited from purchasing seized vehicles.

Bid (in duplicate) must be submitted in writing to the State Purchasing Department, C2-200 Central Services Build ing, Nashville, Tennessee, prior to io a.m. JST) January 28, 1971. -ffilry H. Shaffer Commissioner of Purchases State of Tennessee Jan. 19 IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE EASTERN DIVISION UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA, VS.

ONE (1) 196 0 CHEVROLET TON PICKUP TRUCK, SERIAL NO. OC144-S115033 CIVIL ACTION NO. 2022 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION SALE OF 1960 CHEVROLET TON PICKUP TRUCK BY UNITED STATES MARSHAL This is to give notice that pur suant to an order entered on January 12, 1971, in the United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee, Eastern Division, in the cause of U. S. A.

VS ONE (1) 1960 CHEVROLET TON PICKUP TRUCK, CIVIL ACTION NO. 2022, that I will on Wednesday, February 24, 1971, at 12:00 noon, offer for public sale to the high est bidder for cash, at Bob Parker Servicecenter, Highway 45 South, in Jackson, Madison County, Tennessee, One 1960 CHEVROLET TON PICKUP TRUCK, SERIAL NO. OC144 S115033, which may be inspected at Bob Parker Servicecenter on Highway 45 South in Jackson, Tennessee, at any time during regular working hours prior to sale. Dated January 13, 1971, George R. Tallent, United States Marshal.

Jan. 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF Ruthie Alley. Notice is hereby given that on the 15 day of January, 1971 Letters Testamentary, in resoect to the Estate of Ruthie Alley de ceased, were issued to the undersigned by FRANKLIN IVEY. County Court Clerk of Madison County.

Tennessee. All persons. resident and non-resident, hav ing claims, matured or unmatur ed against her Estate are required to file the same with the Clerk of the above-named Court within nine months from tfte date of the first publication of this notice, otherwise their claim will be forever bar red. Virginia Jones Loyd, Exe cutrix, Estate of Ruthie AVey. Roger G.

Murray. Attorney. Jan. 19, 26 Personals 1 CARD OF THANKS We would like to express our deepest thanks to the Madison County Sheriff's Department. Mr.

William York, and other members of the Civil Defense and Big Citizens Band Radio Club, the Illinois Central Rail road employees, and many other friends and neighbors who aided in the search for our daughter Thursday night May God bless you all. John end Roberta Turland WINDOW GUARDS Adjust able to fit most windows $6.75 each. Mike Glynn Son. Inc. 407 Airways TRUCKS Front end loader.

gravel, all kinds, sand dirt bulldozer. 427-6272 427-6853. BLOWN INSULATION. Lower Heat Bills. Boss Matthews Co.

The Tennessee Supreme Court has ruled that the state statute on dangerous weapons does not include rifles or shot guns. The ruling came Monday as the court reversed the convic tion of Crockett Countian Mick ey Bohanan, fined $50 and sen tenced to 30 days in lail for carrying a loaded rifle and a shotgun with intent to go armed. The defendant argued that the statute states specifically what weapons are to be in- eluded and that neither shot guns nor rifles are mentioned The carrying a dangerous weapon law lists pistols, bowie kmves, sung shots, brass knuc kles, ice picks and tear gas guns, but does not mention ri fles or shotguns. The state, in us argument to the Supreme Court, recom mended that the indictment be quashed. The Crockett County case arose from an incident in July, 1967, when Bohanan was arrest ed by Highway Patrolman L.

H. Maxwell for carrying a loaded shotgun and a loaded .22 rifle. The defendant had a near automobile accident with a man Maxi-Accident LEIRIA, Portugal (AP) A passing car caught a 16-year-old girls flapping maxicoat and dragged her along the street, inflicting serious head injuries and a fractured shoulder, police said. HART SIGNED QUEBEC (AP) Canadian Harvey Hart has been signed to direct "Fortune and Men's Eyes," currently shooting in Canada. He replaces Jules Schwerin.

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