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Auction Sales 9Auction Sales 3Special Notices Special Notices 13 THE JACKSON SUN FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1972 Fishi RED BARN ANTIQUE AUCTION Saturday, April 1st, 6:30 P.M. Located Highway 70, Hollow Rock, Tennessee Round tables, beds, oak organ, trunks, lamps, Murphy bed, ice boxes, china cabinets, chairs, marble top tables, old phonograph, marble top shaving stand, stacked bookcases, pitchers and bowls, cut glass, clocks, bedroom suite, chuns, lots of iron, wash stands, wall telephone, silver coins, another load arriving Saturday. Auctioneer James E. Travis, License 178. RE-FISH LAKES, PARSONS, TENNESSEE WILL OPEN SATURDAY, APRIL 1st FARM FED CATFISH fj 'x-A H- 1 I- 'J yr Jx If i 34Salesman Wanted Salesman Wanted WANTED INSTITUTIONAL FOOD PRODUCTS SALESMAN For Jackson Area Salary Plus Commission Send resume to P.O.

Box 249 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 OFFICIALLY OPENED The Western Auto Store on East College Street this morning was officially opened with ribbon cutting ceremonies. Among those taking part in the ceremonies were, from left, Russell Doss, Chamber Ambassador; Ernest Frankland general chairman of the Jackson-Madison County Sesquicentennial; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bergstad, owners; William Holland president of the Downtown Jackson Council; Ronald Buckley, territorial sales manager of Western Auto for the Nashville District; and Chamber Ambassador Dave Richman. (San photo by Bob Arnold) Butz Welcomes Food Costs Hearings Injured Man, 58, Held In City Jail For -Eight Hours A 53-year-old man charged with public drunkenness spent eight hours in city jail early this morning before being taken by cab for treatment of what appeared to be a dislocated shoulder.

Lenard Reid, 58, of 113 Wells Alley, lay on the floor of the witness room at City Court this morning for an hour, writhing in pain, while court officials de cided what to do about him. Reid was picked up at 12:10 a.m. on a public drunkenness charge, police said. He appar ently had fallen and injured his shoulder before he was arrest ed, according to police, but was placed in jail anyway. When he was brought to City Court for an appearance before Judge Walter Baker Harris, he was allowed to lie on the witness room floor, adjoining the court room, to ease his pain.

When Judge Harris was notified of Reid's situation, he ordered court personnel to get help, but that help was an hour in coming. Reid's son, Ray mond, came to the court and a cab was called. The cab arrived at 10:05 a.m. to take Reid to medical help. Records on the disposition of the public drunkenness charge against the 58-year-old man said simply "Released." Theft At Cab Firm Charged To Man Police charged a 20-year-old Jackson man just before midnight Thursday with the Mar.

20 larceny of a chain hoist from a local cab company, Chief Harvey Marcom said. William Henry Reid, 20, of 707 E. Chester, was released on bond this morning following his arraignment on the petit larceny charge. He is accused of taking the chain hoist from the People's Cab Company, 420 Sycamore, on Mar. 20, Marcom said.

City Judge Walter Baker Harris set Reid's preliminary hearing for April 19. Farmers, he said, understand work, production and "the importance of giving a day's work for a day's wages." "Too many in our country today, who walk off their jobs, or walk off the Pay Board, or demand that the pay guidelines be ignored, are trying to get more out of the goose that lays the golden eggs," Butz said. Sen. Herman Talmadge of Georgia told the group that the American farmer should be held blameless for raising food prices. "We are in the midst now of a period of ever-increasing food Heport Poplar Bluff, Missouri, and that on the 23rd day of April, 1971, Letters of Administration were issued by the Probate Court of Butler County, Missouri.

As far as known, the decedent at tne time of his death was 79 years old. The personal description of the decedent was: Decedent was 6 feet and one inch tall and weighed 190 pounds and was a Caucasion. and was born at Jackson, Tennessee. Decedent lived in Nashville, Tennessee, from 1892 to 1917; he was employed by the Tennessee Central Railroad from 1907 to 1917. He worked for Missouri Pacific Railroad and lived in Little Rock, Arkansas, until 1932 when he moved to Pop lar Bluff.

Missouri, where he was employed as manager of the telegraph office, and he retired from the Missouri Pa cific Railroad on September 30, 1970. It is believed that de cedent was born in the' City of Jackson. Tennessee, on June 10, 1891. Decedent's father's name was Jerry Burns, and his mother's maiden name was Wagner. He was raised by this grandmoth er who was known as "Granny Wagner and resided at 134 Wharf Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee.

Decedent is known to have had a half brother whose name was Jonas Burns. De cedent's wife, who predeceased him, maiden name was iadie Rhae Kroker and they were married on August 26, 1910, in Nashville, Tennessee. The total appraised value of decedent's assets as shown by the inventory thereof is approx imately $19,398.56. Any person related to tne de cedent by blood or marriage please notify the Clerk of the Probate Court, Court House, Poplar Bluff Missouri. The places of publication of this Notice as designated by the Probate Court are: 1.

Daily American Republic, Poplar Bluff, Missouri. 2. The Nashville Banner Daily Newspaper, Nashville, Tennes see 3. The Jackson Sun Daily Newspaper. Jackson, Tennes see.

Dated at Poplar Bluff, Mis souri, tnis zma day or. eDru- ary, 1972. Bettye England Clerk of the Probate Court Probate Court of Butler County, Missouri, at Poplar Bluff, Missouri Feb. 25, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Personals HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOTHER Love, Junior, Buzzy and Grady NO APRIL FOOLING HAPPY BIRTHDAY C. LOVE, BLOWN INSULATION.

Lower Heat Bills. Ross Matthews Co. 422-3400. JACKSON ALTERNATOR SERVICE has moved to 532 So. Royal St.

Wanted: Nice Deserving Lady on limited income who would like to share a home with elder ly lady. References exchanged. Phone 427-6004 anytime or 422-3713 after 5:00 p.m. Special Notices Week-End Clearance Sale Mary's Antiques, Highway 1 00, Toone, Tennessee off Highway 18 South Sale will start Friday through Sunday. We are selling out of old stock of glassware of all kinds.

Over 500 pieces of depression glass, green, amber, pink and blue. Furniture, picture frames, old bottles of all kinds. Ironware, everything will sell. Come and look. Terrorist Is Captured Alive VI ng Special Notices GUARANTEED Automobile Renair.

25 vears experience Antiaue furniture. Clinton Pear- son. Law Road Highway zu. Trade Day and Flea Market First Saturday April I st. You can Buv.

Sell. Trade for most anything space avail- OLD COUNTRY blUKt Airways Blvd. and By Pass 45 Good Clothes from 25c to $1.00 Men, Women's and Children's 512 Division All day Saturday GARAGE SALE 105 Vance Saturday, April 1 GET SET FOR THE WEEKEND Grace Jodie Pope Grocery Fresh Meats Vegetables Coldest Beer In Town! 6 Pack Non Prem $1.45 6 Pack Prem $1.65 Also Tall Boys Qts. We also have bagged Ice. Open 6 a m.

-9 p.m. Open 6 a.m.-lO p.m. Fri Sat. 789 N. Royal St.

CARPORT SALE Saturday, April 1 7:005:00 763 Skyline Drive Clothing, household furnishings and miscellaneous. Notice Highland Memorial Gardens Lot Owners PLEASE REMOVE ALL WINTER FLOWERS AND DESIGNS FROM YOUR LOT AS THE ANNUAL SPRING CLEANUP AND PREPARATION FOR GRASS CUTTING IS UNDERWAY. YOUR COOPERATION WILL BE APPRECIATED. KIRBY VACUUM OWNERS FACTORY AUTHORIZED PARTS SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE AT 205 E. MAIN ST JACKSON, TENN.

INSIDE WARREN'S NU-WAY SHOE REPAIR 424-8402 DO YOUR THING! Design and Make Your Own Rug With Beautiful Sample Car pet Squares. Various Sizes. Styles and colors to choose. It's easy, economical and smart Carpet Squares 15c each or 10 for $1.00. DUCK'S CARPET Hwy.

45 South FOR SALE Large Selection of Men's Suits Cr Sport Coats $10 to $12. Sizes 44 Long. 1110 Lambuth Saturday, April 1st. 8 A.M. 12 P.M.

Lots and Lots Of RUMMAGE 54 Glen Eden Late Thursday afternoon, Friday and Saturday. BAKE SALE Homemade Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies Candy JACKSON PLAZA In Front of Big Star Beginning 9:00 A.M. Saturday. April 1st East Union Friendship Club lo tne person wno took my brown puppy from Westwood Gardens. Please take care of him, and I hope you are happy in what you have done.

You don't know the sadness you have brought many people. Settling Estate, furniture. Wash er, Refrigerator. Very reasonable. Sale begins March 29.

through March 31. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. Daily. 824 E.

College St. 1 34- Services, Miscellaneous 33 STORM WINDOWS DOORS AWNINGS 10 years experience in Jackson. Donald Harton 424-4786 LAWN MOWER REPAIR 422-5342 Bill Blurton Pick-Up Delivery TREE TOPPING Pruning. taking down and removing. Hen ry Horn.

422-4808. EAST Hill Labor Contractors. Plumbing, all types carpenter work. 427-9752. SEPTIC TANKS cleaned and repaired.

Lines cleaned. Free inspection. 422-1548. Catering Service lot Wedding Receptions Bridal Teas Call 422-3675 after 5 00 NEED A HOUSE torn down and lot cleared. Will give materials plus.

Call 424-759SK STORM WINDOWS and Doors Free Estimates. Ross Matthews Co. 422-3400. Sales Installation. CUSTOM MADE SWAG BOARDS and CORNICES Call 424-0918 after 12 noon SPIDERS.

WATERBUGS. ANTS exterminated. Call Morris Pest Control. Inc. 424-3771.

Mole Help Wanted 36 Person interested in electronic and mechanical work. Send resume and snapshot to: Dept. No. 5 P. O.

Box 398 Jackson, Tenn. WANTED Experienced Butcher, Fringe Benefits. Contact W. B. Shinault, 465-2893 J'S STEAK HOUSES now has opening in management training program.

Am bitious young man with no previous restaurant experi-. ence preferred. 2267 Humboldt Highway EXPERIENCED Carpenter. Call after 5:00 424-0677. OPENING FOR ROUTE SALES TRAINEE To take on an expanded sum mer route.

Some city and some country territory. Prefer a man with soft drink, grocery, service station, or route sales experience. Get started at the beginn ing of the season. Apply now. ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Bonwood Industrial Park Classified Display Sears E' Come In Now No Appointment Necessary CHARGE Your Fee on Sears Revolving Charge Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back SEARS.

FOE BUCK AND CO. Sears ceived by farmers over the past 20 years for his products showed a decline of .5 per cent "Ever more significant is the fact that total farm productmg expenses increased 92.3 per cent, indicating the severity of the cost price squeeze that plagues farmers today." He called it "incredible" that the avearge American farmer would be "denied his fair share of the national income and then be castigated and blamed for the rising cost of food in a peri od of rampant inflation. He said tha instead of at tacking the American farmer, his economic situation should be improved. Talmadge suggested the ru ral development is the answer to the problem. Gerald T.

Williams, Pinson Mrs. Esther Williamson. Atwood Births (March 30): Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.

Davis, Bells, boy Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Dellintrer. Gleason, boy Occunancv: 3B2 Visiting hours at General Hospital are irom to p.m. and from 7 to 8 p.m.

Ambulance Calls lne following is a list of calls made Dy tne Jackson-Madison Coun ty Ambulance Authority: THURSDAY 10:30 a.m. General Hospital to 45 North Bemis, sick call. 11 a.m. 539 E. College to General xiuspuai, sicjc can.

12:10 p.m. General Hospital to iioj Hollywood Drive, sick call. Residents of Jackson and Marti County requiring ambulance service may can tne Jackson-Madison County Ambulance Authority at 424-0111 MediCenter Admittances (March 30): Willy Gibbs, Brownsville Walter Watson, 419 S. Thomas NOTICE After this date. I will not he responsible for debts contracted by anyone but myself.

Signed Jerry Dennis Wimberly in craig Mar. 31, 1972. Apr. 2, 3, 1972. NOTICE TO BIDDERS! Sealed Bids will be received in Room 112 of the Madison County Court House, Jackson, Tenn.

until 11:00 A.M. April 17, 1972 ana publicly opened for the purchase of 500 GPM FRONT MOUNT CENTRIFUGAL PUMP AND FIRE HOSE BODY BUILT ON OUR CHASSIS FOR MADISON COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT. The right is reserved, as the interest of the County may re quire, to accept or reject any andor all bids. pecitications and Bid forms will be furnished upon request to tne ofnee of County Purchas ing Agent, Room 112, Court House. MADISON COUNTY, TENNESSEE HERNDON McLEARY, PURCHASING AGENT March 31.

STATE OF MISSOURI SS COUNTY OF BUTLER IN THE PROBATE COURT OF BUTLER COUNTY, MIS SOURI IN THE ESTATE OF THOM AS WAGNER BURNS, DE CEASED ESTATE No. 5522 NOTICE TO UNKNOWN HEIRS TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF THOMAS WAGNER BURNS, DECEASED: You are hereby notified that Thomas Wagner Bums died on the 20th day of AprU, 1971, at ANKARA, Turkey (AP) One of the terrorists who kidnaped and killed three radar technicians was captured alive today, Interior Minister Ferit Kubat announced. The terrorist, Ertugrul Kur-kcu, was hiding in hay bales in the mountain village where the terrorists and their hostages were killed Thursday, Kybat told Parliament. He said Kurkcu has admitted that the terrorists shot the technicians. Ten of the leftist guerrillas were killed in the shootout with troops at Kizildere, a village in ATLANTA, Ga.

(AP) Sec retary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz said today he welcomes a decision by the Price Commis sion to hold hearings April on retail food costs as an op portunity to let the public know about farmers. "If farmers were to blame for what's happening to retail food prices, I might be running for cover, Butz said. "Instead, I'm gomg to stand and tell the truth about farmers and about farmers' productivity per man-hour, which is 3.3 times more than it was 20 years ago twice as fast a rate of growth as in manufacturing industries." Butz comments were a speech prepared for a state Ag ricultural Stabilization and Con servation Service meeting here The Price Commission will begin a hearing April 12 on re tail food costs, including probes into price spreads between farmers and consumer. "The issue that confronts America is bigger than food prices or farm prices," liutz said.

"It an issue of basic principles, on which farmers may be able to shed some light through the example they set." the rugged Pontus Mountains of north Turkey. In the wake of the killings, several explosions occurred in Istanbul during the night. In Istanbul officials said the explosions were set off by the Dev Gene Revolutionary Youth Organization, a Marxist group which sympathizes with the Turkish People's Liberation Army, to which the 10 dead terrorists belonged. The Turkish government was reported readying plans today to intensify a crackdown on leftist extremists. land, under a compromise agreement reached in Amsterdam by the International Chess Federation FIDE and the two players.

The Belgrade decision was expected after the organizers received no pledge from the world federation that it would honor the Amsterdam agreement. Belgrade chess officials set a March 31 deadline for a reply. Answer to Previous Puzzle 25 Alpine mountain 28 Rave 29 Great Lake 30 Openwork fabric 43 Of a sea force 44 Beast of burden 45 Permits 46 Go away (colL) 49 Yakut river 50 Die with three spots 51 Canadian province (ab.) 53 Individual 55 Malted brew 32 Circus area vUEvil 34 Operatic song 38 Play division 41Belgiau marble 42 Concluded l3RIANiPl IpMCiMlvT EAiig llEill SSTTUE -SEASON fflR rrTL. A tTsMs a Ipiraboi fsffpggp (gA RT2EA Ti EaIie sfr LjEEl ECU EgTEElMl Special Notices ARE YOU HAVING PROBLEMS? Perhaps We Can Help. FREE DAY or NIGHT Confidential Counseling CALL: 422-6567 Association Sponsored.

Jackson Mental Health FRAME OF WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Advertiser note how this ad stands out on the page. When you place your next ad request it be styled so it will have a FRAME OF WHITE. The little extra cost will be offset by the extra attention and readership.

GARAGE SALE Friday and Saturday, March 31 and April 1 Antique bed, trunk, mag wheels with tires, clothes and junk 1760 Hollywood Drive. Schools, Instruction LAST WEEK TO REGISTER Oil Pointing Classes To Begin Week of April 3rd. Mrs. Ken Everett 424-1986. FINISH HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME Books furnished Diploma awarded Approved for Vet erans.

FKiUi; Brochure Amer ican School. W. TN. Office. Box 18343.

Memphis 38118. Check With McCOLLUM and ROSS University of Beauty Culture 449 E. College Ph. 427-6641 For Spring Student Enrollment Special BuildHg, Repairing, Plastering 10 STEEL scaffolding, casters. rent or sale.

Walt Mestan Co 424-1472. White Space INCREASES Readership USE IT! I FIBERGLASS B-grade roofing and siding. Ideal for carports and underpinning. Call Harvey Hardin. 427-5790 Bells Highway after 5:00 p.m.

and Saturdays. Painting-Papering 11 WE PAINT ANYTHING. Call us for Free Estimate. 422-1736 424-7333. PAINTING inside or outside.

Roof repair. Esra. 424-9406. Mattresses Renovated 15 CALL DIXIE BEDDING CO Make vour old mattress like new. Phone 422-3681.

Moving and Storage 17 MOVING anywhere In Tennes see. BLACK ELL TRANSFER COMPANY. Office 427-6231. Res. 422-4737.

Exterminators, Disinfectants 25 TERMITES? For free insoec tion and estimate, call Morris Pest Control Company. 424-3771 Upholstering, Repairing 26 CUSTOM MADE DRAPES slip covers, bedspreads. All work guaranteed. Use Kisber's Revolving Charee. Call Kav Smart Kisher's 424-0400 Roofs, Roofing 30 ROOFING WORK.

Gutter Repair. Chimney Work. Phone 427- 5417. ROOFING. Guttering and Chimney Work.

All types repairs made. 423-9259. Electric Wiring 31 ALL types electrical wiring. Reasonable. Freddie Pierce.

427-2970. Services, Miscellaneous 33 EAST Hill Labor Contractors. Plumbing, all types carpenter work. 427-9752. CENEKAL Caroenter Re- Spassky-Fisher Chess Match Is Off prices, said Talmadge.

ple instinctively but wrongly, blame the farmer." He said that price re- Matter Of Record In The City And County General Sessions Court Ursula Daniel, King of Prussia, speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Moise Domingue. Massilon. Ohio. speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs.

John K. Rigney, Ctlasgow. speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Donald V. Smith, Charlottesville, speeding; S2 fine, $20.75 costs.

Harry L. Hays, Darden, speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Harry L. Hays, Darden, failure to appear; $2 fine, $18.75 costs. Frederick J.

Jacob, Memphis, speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Michael R. Thomas, Memphis, speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Phillip M. Bailey, Henderson, speeding: $5 fine.

$20.75 costs. James R. Roberts, Trenton, speed ing; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Leonard E. Taylor, Henderson, violating bad check law; $10 fine, $45.66 costs.

Dewayne Moody, Henderson, vio lating bad check law; $10 fine $21.42 costs. Shirley Jackson, Montezuma, violating bad check law; $10 fine, $20.75 costs. Rayburn D. Lambert, Savannah speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Robert F.

Wood, Memphis, speed ing; $2 fine. $20.75 costs. Charles E. Goodwin, Memphis, speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Roy Martin Brownsville, speeding: $2 fine, $20.75 costs.

Gene M. Long, Jackson, speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Milburn H. Rice, Trenton, speeding: $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Coy L.

Seagraves, Gleason, speeding: $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Ira S. Brasfield, Gibson, speeding; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Myra B. McMurtry.

Hendersonville. speeding: $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Rcnia F. Thomas. Dyer, speeding: $2 fine, $20.75 costs.

Linda K. btaniord. Cedar Grove, improper passing; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Etta S. Zimmerman.

469 Lexington violating driver's license law; $2 fine. $18.75 costs. Morton A. Goldstein. 15 Royal Oaks, speeding: $2 fine, $20.75 costs.

Larry D. Blackburn. McKenzie, speeding: $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Amy C. Harrison, Martin, speed ing: S2 fine.

$20.75 costs. Johnny V. Brown, Fyffe, speeding; $10 fine, $20.75 costs. John C. Allen Humboldt, speeding; $2 fine.

$20.75 costs. Ewele R. Crowley, Bemis, speed ing; $2 fine, $20.75 costs. Marriage License Larry Wayne Byrd and VJean Rose Stanfield Divorces Filed Cathleen Louise Puckett Anderson vs. Larry Martin Anderson Hospital Reports Discharges (March 30): Richard C.

Ackermann, Alamo Mrs. Vala Anthony, 457 Tanyard Carla A. Archie, Gibson Miss Essie M. Bates, 813 E. Lafayette Paul E.

Blakely. Bethel Springs Mrs. Glenn A. Bruce and baby, Bells Toy Brush, Kenton Billy W. Byrum, Bolivar Mrs.

Lee E. Byrum, 111 Lee St. Miss Naomi D. Carr, Bells Robert C. Caton.

Kenton Mrs. Albert Collins, 316 Circle Drive William R. Crawford. Stanton Casey A. Crosser.

McKenzie Mrs. Ludie Crowder, Route 6 Xris G. Edmondscn, 9 Apache Cove Mrs. James Estes, 118 Rhea St. Walter H.

Fesmire, Humboldt Mrs. Jack Forbis, 689 Westwood Mrs. L. D. Fowler, Florence, Ala.

Samuel E. Gentry, Bolivar Willie G. Gibbs, Brownsville Mrs. Fannie M. Glenn.

416 Lincoln St. Mrs. Ralph Godwin, Bolivar James D. Goff 242 Dancy Earl D. Haddock.

Henderson Donald E. Harston, 1371 Hollywood Drive Jefferv L. Hays, Reagan Miss Cathyn D. Justice, Bolivar Mrs. Milburn Layton and baby.

Bethel Springs Donald P. Moore, Humboldt James P. Murdaueh. 36 A Cavalier Village ivirs. Lime Orment, Bemis Isaac Pavne, Brownsville Mrs.

Evelyn Phillips, Savannah Wilfred J. Rawdon, Milan Mrs. Martha G. Ray. 139 Rockwell Mrs.

Michael Reeves. 1243 White hall St. Mrs. Hershel Rogers. Beech Bluff Miss Patricia A.

Rose. Milan Mrs. Faul Ross. 310 E. Deaderick Nelson L.

Shepherd, Humboldt i Mrs. Carl Simmons. Trezevant Terry J. Smith, Bethel Springs Mrs. Cecil CI Ctwnmr anH hsS Adamsville Mrs.

Wood row StnhhWipM. T-. i ington Joe H. Wall. 441 E.

Forest Walter Watsop 489 Thomas i iennara -M. Weaver. Henderson I Daily BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) The Belgrade organizers of the Spassky-Fischer world chess match announced today they are dropping plans to organize the match in this city. The contest between world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and American challenger Bobby Fischer was set to start June 22. The second half of the 24-game match was to be played in Reykjavik, Ice Famous Poems ACROSS 1" Khan" (Coleridge) 6 "The 2 Monitor lizard 3 Seizes with the teeth 4 Civil War (Poe) general 31 Caribbean gulf 5 Sherwood a2Plowlands (Sp.) 6 Violent 34 In high spirits 7 Came into 15 Science being dealing with '8 Large tank plants Imported 1G cheese hero 10 Zola heroins 37 Greek goddess 11 German, 19 Hnmn Article 20 Long stena I3 Together 23 Pronoun (comb, form) 26 Doctrine 35 border 27 Soviet city- 21 Belgrade VTP 31 Portuguese 22 London harbor district 33 African desert 23 GP 35 Hurt 24 Fencing sword 36 Satiric 37 College official 38 Black cuckoo 39 Mark aimed at in quoits- 40 "Ode on a Urn" (Keats) 44 Chemical suffixes 47 Picnic pesfa 48 Singing voice 2 "The Coming" (Yeats) 54 Place selling liquor 56 Posture 7 Kite 8 Spirited hoxa 9 Crew of workers INonheading cabbage 2 13 rr is 4- I 31 32 35 37 j5 j46 52" 53 5g 8 1 I PUBLIC NOTICE The Board of Zoning Appeals for the City of Jackson, Tennessee will have a called meeting on April 10, 1972 at 3 P.M.

in the City Hall for the purpose of hearing the following appeal. 1. Applicant G. A. Bennett requests the use of the building at the corner of Hays and Deaderick St.

as a Lodge Hall or meeting place, with the necessary repairs. 2' Sfti011 18 Paragraph 4 of the Charter and office code, City of Jackson, Page 1222. Applicant: American Oil Company, E. L. Gaddy, Representative, request required 20 ft.

set back of driveways from intersection of property line extended be re-auced to 10 ft. at the S. E. corner of South Royal and E. Main in order to give proper ingress and egress to this Food Store and gasoline Self-servicer.

The applicant and other interested parties wishing to be heard are requested to be present at the above stated time and place. Board of Zoning Appeals C. D. Ousley Secretary 14 5 I la" 17 la 9 llO ii rr 15 rrrTa r- is JIT a 2a bo" "iSTS 36 38 39 42 44 43" 49 50 5l IT 55 59 I 1 I 1 Mrs, w. t.

white. Paris CLOSETS JAMMED WITH GOODIES? li 3 SELLTHE SURPLUS WITH A FAST Mtr. 427-7078. I Old Hickory Mall. Jackson ACTING WANT AD.