The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 35

i i Eyes on the Enemy Marine observers view (he relrealing North Viclnamesc from their base at Khe Sanh in South Vietnam. Paii- Killed In Crash of Jet Trainer LAMPASAS, Tex. (AP)-Two men from Randolph Air Force Base were killed Tuesday when their T38 jel traiuer crashed and exploded on a ranch 16 miles west of Iliis Central Texas town. Killed when the plane disin tcgrated were CapL Robert Gower, 26, whose wife, Adelc, lived in San Antonio and whose parents were Mr. and Mrs.

Rob ert Cower of Springfield, Tcnn Gower was Iho pilot-instructor, airmen al Randolph said. Also killed in the shattering crash and explosion was 2nd Lt. Walter V. Visscr, 27, of Ncrt York, N.Y., son of Mr. and Mrs Raymond T.

Visscr of New York. Randolph spokesmen at San Antonio said the plane was on a routine training mission when the crash occurred about 1:30 p.m. Norman Brister, on whose ranch the plane crashed, said he watched fly over his home at an altitude of about 100 feet. Brister said he looked away a moment, heard a crash and explosion and turned around to see the plane disintegrate in a huge fireball. He said he could carry the largpst piece of the wreckage in his arms.

AREA OBITUARIES Tots Kidnaped And Molested; Youth Charged DALLAS (AP) Authorities barged lot Lewis Thomas, 19, with kidnaping two infants said doctors to have been sexually molested. The babies, five months and 8 months old, disappeared in heir parents' car s.iortly after midnight Tuesday when it was stolen from a Baylor Hospital parking lot. Police said the father of the nfants drove their mother he hospital because she a i from stomach cramps and left his keys in the vehicle as required by the parking lot. ile and a friend had taken turns checking on Die sleeping babies. Officers spotted the car a few minutes after it was reported missing and arrested a man Ihcy saw running from it.

Thomas was held in lien of $50,000 bond set by justice of the Peace Charlie T. Davis after the complaint was filed later in the day. Aniariilo Boilermaker and a member of lie International Brotherhood ol Boilermakers. He was a Baptist nd a Mason. He is survived by a sister, U.

M. Tittle of Mrs. Elaine Wilson Funeral services for Elaine Wilson, 23, of locust, will be al 10 a.m. Thurs lay in Schooler-Gordon Colonia Chapel. The Eev.

Daisy Guthrie, pastor of the Calvar; Tabernacle Church, will oi iciate, assisted by the Rev 3corgc E. Rowletl, pastor from California- be in Memorial 'ark Cemetery. Mrs. Wilson, a lifetime resident of Amarillo, (lied. Monday of leukemia in Bristol General Hospital in Dallas.

Survivors include her bus- Veterans' Land Loans Cut Down AUSTIN (AP)-The interest in veterans land loans is so grea! that loans will not be allowec for more than 10 per cent of any subdivision, says stale Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler. He said, in a stalemenl released Tuesday, that the limila tion is to protect the veteran. "We want to give all veterans throughout the state of Texa ar opportunity to purchase land un der this program," Sadler said "Therefore, we cannot spend al our money in a few isolated areas." "It appears that real estate developers have blocked up as many as several thousand acres in one tract, offering it for sail to Texas veterans. We have large subdividers that have pu Mrs 223 Funeral services will be at 0 a.m. Thursday in Blackburn- jhaw Memorial Chapel.

Burial ill be in Llano Cemetery. Tri-State Area Mrs. Nellie Stevens CANYON Funeral services or Mrs. Nellie Stevens, 69, 900 8th are pending with Crowley Funeral Home i ilraer. Mrs.

Stevens died Tuesdaj ittcntoon in Southwest Con valescent Home in Amarillo She had lived iu Canyon sine 1M9, moving here from Gilmer She was a member of thi Gilmer Methodist Church. Survivors include three sons Julius of Canyon, Ralph Gilmer and E. K. of Dimmitl 10 grandchildren and thre great-grandchildren. Mrs.

CANYON a son, a daughter, her molhcr, a brother a grandparents. Lester E. AIcKinney Funeral services for Lester E. McKinney, 71, of 2022 Crockett, will to at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Central Church of Christ.

W. Dale Pearson, minister of the Eastridge Church of Christ, will officiate, assisted by Paul Snccd, minister of the Church of Christ. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery by N. S. Griggs Sons.

Mr. JIcKinney died Sunda) afternoon in Northwest Texas Hospital. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, three brothers anc two grandchildren. Charlie E. Bryson Funeral services for Charlie Edward Bryson, 83, father of Mrs.

Harold Heard of Bluebon net Drive, will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in the First Baptis 1 prices on their land far above Church of Aspermont. Buria market value in the area, which is discouraging to the veteran and the Veterans Land Board after we have gone to the trouble, time and expense of attempting to process a veteran's application based on market value of the land in the area," he said. Stereo Taken From Car Joe Allen Morris of 1120 N. Arthur reported a stereophonic tape player valued at $110 was taken from his car, police said today.

A rock was thrown through the ticket booth window at the Tascpsa Drive-In Theatre, 2400 N. Fillmore, and 21 adult tickets taken. Damage was set at Jonny Ray Tyler of SO; Mississippi reported his billfold containing $40 and credit cards was taken Tuesday from a locker aV the YMCA while he was swimming. Other reports received by police include: -C. W.

Hudnell, 008 Philadelphia, 15 boxes of scroll will be in Aspermont Cemetery jy Littlepage Funeral Home. Mr. Bryson died Monday in Stamford Memorial Hospita after a long illness. Other survivors include hi: wife, two daughters, a step daughter, two sons, four sisters a brother, 15 grandchildren am eight great-grandchildren. Earl 0.

Kilbourne Funeral services for Earl 0 Kilbourne. 75, of 3500 Taylor are pending with Blackburn Shaw. Mrs. Cecelia Wieck, 53, of Umbarger lied this morning of leukemia i Jrislol General Hospital i Dallas. She was born in Randall Coun- y.

She was a member of St. Catholic Church in Umbarger and of St. Mary's Altar Society. Survivors include her husband, Louie; three sons, Robert of 1916 Manhattan in Amarillo, Fred of 2603 13th Ave. in Canyon and Melvin of the home; two daughters, Patricia and Janice, both of the home, and three iranrtchildren.

Funeral arrangements are pending with LaGrone Funeral Chapel. Pilot Program Set Up To Aid 'Forward' Plan A pilot program to iron oul problems in advance was planned today during a meeting ol the Business Liaison and Job Inventory subcommittee of the Forward Amarillo program, A selected number of business and industry officials will be in vitcd to meet with the sub committee and to participate in the pilot program. Once the operation is going smoothly, the subcommittee will expand th program to encompass the whole business and industiia community. The subcommittee, headed bs John Drummond as chairman is one of several in the Forwarc Amarillo program designed ti provide gainful employment fo the city's unemployed and un der-employcd. A meeting of the Forward I Amarillo executive committee Lunar Soil May Offer Protection From Radiation MOSCOW (AP) A team of iQviet scientists reported today icy believe a toll can be sed to protect man on the noon from radiation, even from jowerful solar flares.

The protection of cosmonauts astronauts on the moon from lie radiation is considered one the key problems to he solved jefore any prolonged stay there possible. Because of the peril of solar lares, flights to the moon will ie projected on periods when he sun is relatively inactive. Tass news agency said the scientists used data gathered rom Soviet moon probes to the nature of the lunar soil. Writing in Kosmicheskaya Biol- ogiya I Mcditsina Space Biology and Medicine they reported rocks are similar to basalt on earth. This means, they reported lhat the topmost layers of the moon may serve as a shield From radiation.

They estimated a roof made of lunar soil about eight inches thick would insure cosmonauts of a safe stay of two months, and a shield of 30 to 43 inches would guarantee safe working conditions for several years. Mr. Kilbourne died Tuesday inischcdulcd for 10 a.m. Thursday St. Anthony's Hospital.

He was born in Lincoln, and was a retired employe of the Santa Fe Railway. He was a veteran of World War I and was a Presbyterian. Survivors include his wife, Rankin; a daughter, Mrs. police lieutenant, inter Alice Spoolstra of Chicago; twoji-upted his campaign for sherif enough to help his oppo Slicriff Candidate Helps Catch Escapee KEY WEST, Fla. AP) Harry Sawyer, a former Ke stepsons, Charles Gardner 3612 Austin and T.

C. Gardner of i ncn Sheriff Reace Thompson 4205 Bonham; a brother, Myron cap ture a prison escapee. Sawyer was on a campaign In through Florida's keys when heard a radio report that Iw prisoncrs of mur(Ie of i a a grandchildren. Mrs. Wanda M.

Kunhcl Funeral services for Mrs.ihad escaped custody. Sawye Wanda Mae Kunkel, 33, of 2906 spotted one of the men along paper and 10 cans of spray paint 5 Seminolo will be at 2 p.m. highway and radioed the she valued at $110 taken fromj'rhureday Schooler-Gordon iffs department. Both prisoner building at 1915 E. 10th.

Black (colonial Chapel. The Rev. J. W. were recaptured a short tim dye and yellow paint poured Roscn ur pastor of the Tenth floor.

Julian, Apt, 162, 11 stereo tapes and two chrome speaker covers, valued al $72, taken from car. Plains Chevrolet, 1101 Taylor, chrome air cleaner valued at 850 taken from new- car. Avenue McLhodist Church, will Briscoe Speaks To Backers Here Texas government must fulfill dual role, a candidate for the 'emocratic nomination overnor told a gathering of ipporters in Amarillo Tuesday "The first is to safeguard the ves and property of our people, 'he second is to insure that ach pf us has a chance to work ut his testiny according to his atenfs" said Uvalde rancher )olph Briscoe. "To safeguard the lives and roperty of each Texan must Iways be our first order of usiness. Riots, looting and awlessness that have occurred other states do not have to appcn.

"These things have not hap- iened in Texas, thanks to our aw enforcement agencies and he dedicated officers of those agencies who have done a magnificent job under very dif- icult conditions." Briscoe made the Amarillo itop Tuesday at noon. His campaign took him to Canyon, lereford, Silverton, Quilaquc, Childress, Vernon and Wichita The candidate was in louse of Representatives from 948 to 1956. He authored the arm-to-markel road act of 1049 led lo establishment of Texas' 36,000 miles of paved! arm roads. Dalhart C-C Honors Larry K. Fuller DALHART The district manager Southwestern Public Service Co.

in Dalhart las been named "Outstanding Citizen" of Dalhart by the Chamber of Commerce. Larry K. Fuller, a resident of Dalhart since 1962, is recipient of the honor. His parenls are Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Fuller of Pampa. Fuller and his wife, Frankie, have three children. Graveside services will bei ncld al 4 p.m.

Thursday in' Groom Cemclcry. DEMO MEETING SET AUSTIN (UPI) State Democratic chairman Will D. Davis Monday called a meeting Friday in Woodville to pick a Dem- xralic nominee for chief jus- of the 9th Court of Civil Appeals in Beaumont. The seat was left vacant when Chief Justice L. B.

Hightower resigned Policemen Converge On Pigeon Shooter VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) Hazlcwood Attends Liihbock Breakfast Amarillo attorney a Hazlewood attended a breakfasl meeting this morning on Lub bock wilh supporters. Hazle wood seeks election as associate Apneals. The candidate planned to campaign today in Tahoka, Brownfield, Denver City, Plains and Morton. her hu rtots his ri- ourvivui a uiumuu ntr MUJ- -band, two sons, two were coming at from all directions, with dogs," he said.

One of officers ordered me to drop my gun and put my hands up." SHEA TO SPEAK Robert F. Shea, vice president of the American Red Cross, will speak at the annual dinner meeting of the Greater Amarillo Chapter at 7 p.m. today at the Villa Inn. her mother, her father, two sisters and Iwo brothers. Paul Revicr Paul Revier, 62, of 1700 Tyler, died Tuesday in Vivian's Nurs ing Home.

He was born In Seymour and had lived in Amarillo lor 14 years. He was a i Police a i later. Brown is an official pigeon shooter for the city. He had called police to tell them where He would be shooting but the message wasn't relayed. Salesman Wanted Wanted, Mate Wcd C5day A 10 19MAmarlll 35 Salesman Watted 18-A Bookmobile Schedule noon Weittrn Plotwu.

3:00 4:50 p.m. MlnTer'j Slore. MOtlLE 1RANCH LIBRARY p.m.- p.m. Grordvlew. IMMEDIATE OPENING PANHANDLE AREA 5-Figure Corning Potential We need a tnon Jo sell cUc- ol (xv rj, loilenffi and rt- loted hardware to the comlruc- rion ond morkels.

Ye-i be ptovtn er, ready take over on ci- labNshtd Panhandk lerrlrory, iudifio Lubboik. Our lyaTcal more Ihcn pir veor. Po'en- (foi Income from Ihli territory Q'OOVC avera-je. The man MI may live In IN arra relocation rvct ntcei- 10ry. Car resulted.

COMPLETE TRAINING PRO- CRAM, FULL FIELD ASSISTANCE. CALL COLLtCT Wltllt man Holldov J7MHI, II noon till P.M. Wed. la arrange Immediate Interview appoint- mcul. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Electrical jsiittant (or work involving industrial application, control, dt- tlcjn, and maintenance.

Drafting it necttitry. Two or years college electrical engineering or electronics preferred. Good opportunity with stable, growing company. Excellent benefit plans including profit sharing. Apply in writing to Personnel Department, J.

M. Hubor Corporation, Box 8 3 1 Borger, a fqtwl owMrtynlty employer MECHANICS WANTED Reiircmenl procroni, paid vocation company Excclltnl working condition t. CodlHx ond iri. (or Interview or oooly In wrwo to irti 0(nnU. GARNEft MOTORS WE'RC LOOKING For mer who would like to tarn a year Jn new uieo cor builnm.

tio txcxrltntt ntctiwry. We train YOU A you WO wieV while vou leorji, hove a retirement dan I an Insurance plan. Afloly in person to Eddie Bowtn join man- McKINZIE 155-657. Help Wanted, Mate 10 icroiea In a lururc. Miat txpefltnce not rtoulrtd.

will train. Mult bt able lo ot Payletl 1119 Korlfteml Itri Slrftl, Too Late to Classify RAM8LER clean, new logt and AUTO INSURANCE i LiobllUv, material a a Reaionoble raltt, Intlallntenll. 3')- THREE txrculwe of lice reception re-cm, well located, adequate ofl itrtef poking, colfee room, ullllllti, Too Late to Classify 3iCO CASH or iSO down, nwnrfi tit ol Your ii(e. See 2721 Wichita (AHlTOR end molnlenonce mon Cor Apply In fwrion. IKt Veil 33' h.

i BEDROOM, In rot dining rocm, den, attached garage, tencedi no down payment, US nrxwlh. 3 icdroont, Scylh, and Soulheast parh Town, no dawn payment, US nionJrt. Larry Rouif), 37J-93M, Jlinmv Tedford, Upshow Really. 37JS56J. SMALL HOUSE nicely furnished, resoling otr conditioned, 1620 PORTER WANTED, 30 to 35 yean ot I960 AMBASSADOR station wagon, air, power, V8, overdrive, one owner, S70Q.

IStJ Fonnln afkr p.m. NICE BEDROOM near Wolllln Village, 355-1696. 1740 FORD pickup V-B, tags, ilJeker. Rynt g-xxJ. 1I4S.

333-4726. 40 ACRES Riviera Park S3JO acre. Termi, Canna Bulbs tl.SO doien. OcoulHul 3 bedroom, UOO Square Feel, IWxJiO' lot. Never rented.

Barflafn. Truck. 7000 gallon lank atrached wIFh pump. Some Uoit. Qlocki, shlngfei, fumber.

Up. LARGE AUCTION SALE TONIGHT 7:30 P.M. HAWBAKER'S AUCTION 3000 S. PIERCE GOOD SELECTION OF NEW AND USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES INCLUDING: REFRIGERATORS, NORGE CHE FREEZER, EXTRA NIC KENMORE GAS RANGE OTHE RANGES III FULL AMD APAR WENT SIZE. GOOO SELECFIO OF TELEVISIONS IHCLUOI) LA.TE fAOOEL COII5OLE IM EARt AMERICAN CABINET, HE MODERN 1 PIECE LIVING ROD SUITES, NEW SPANISH SOFA.

TV HEW CLUB CHAIRS, BROWN MA GiHYDE RECLINER CHAIS, 5E ERAL USED LIVING ROO SUITES, SOFAS, AND CHAIRS, 3 PIECE SPANISH STYLED BE ROOM SUITE, OTHER BEDROO FURNITURE IrlCOI.UOING ME AND USED BOX SPRINGS A MATTRESSES, ROUND DR LEAF EARLY AMERICAN TAB AND 1 CHAIRS, PIECE BRONZETONE DINEIT MISCELLANEOUS ROTOTILLER, 2 3ATHTUB 1 DRAWER METAL FILE CA NET. TABLE TER HEATER. SLIDING DO UTILITY CABINET. SEVER USED DOORS. MISCELLANEO USED CARPETING, BOOKCAS SEVERAL ANTIQUE CHAIRS.

ANTIQUE CHESTS, 7 ANTIO ORESSER5. ANTIQUE OVA STAND TABLE. NTED: Silver CfrllMcolei and ver do'lari. Paylnrj hlgrvttt Ing mini cenli luit orrivetJ. ie Ci Coin ArKt Slompi, Mi CT man.

TM Announcem'ts FhiNic Notices 1 UUlu i FHA Public ic Information Release 'ht hot acqulrec lollowlng proptrlles and loilllon progromi have been ccxn- (ltd: (All oilers on Ihe following Ivcd by me Lubdock, rexoi, Cc o( Ihls lining). lo lo 'aolljn processing wm -Id In Ihe Lubtxxk odlte on tne S' ril working dov lolloping the Qbove working doy period OT II AM. FHA Listing fm AMARILLO-- AREA No. 3 8 429349-203, 191J Phllodelohlo, 110.. 100.

repolrtd ML. HOP. MDR to SSO. MT 30 yrl, AS8 3 1 FA. Correction: Svn i Mon.

JV7 1. B) he Following Piece of Property Is Removed From the Market )J 7-41W7-W3, WT WttMppl Submitted: i iimnta-m, Evtroreen i Foglove 1 9JOMI80-M3, M31 Bowie 1 1107 H. Corlleld USD S. HloMond J.J4tm».»3. Clint Rd.

4205 W. 3rd. Offers Accepted im-amxH, 2005 ooniio 1214 Jolmlne 474 (OTfc44-703, 2414 Ook 47.tS6l6l.3M, 4733 Well ISIfl. 1909 Roosevfll 1720 S. Mom 1712 Roosevell 474.00750-203.

6081 Llloc lone 37194JJ7, 2S16 Redonoo PALO DURO LODGE Ho. 123? 1701 Polk 373-07I2 Weel; Ending Saturday, April )3, 7:30 p.m., F.C., ik lloor procllce and Ed- ucollonol CIOJ1 No. 1. p.m., 2 E.A. Degrees.

Vlslllnrj Masons CHARLES SOUTHERLANO, VIM BILL BRUNE. SeC'y. AWARILLO LODGE No 731 1512 W. luth AVf. 3724941 Ending Saturday, April 13, I9ta Monday, 7 p.m., Floor Jl Tuesday, 7 p.m., F.C.

J-A Degree. VlTyW Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Sloled Meeting. Mtmbers Urgtb To AMend Visitors Welcome Allentlon all (Cnlghls Templor: A Easier ofissrvonce. 1 Sundw, April 14in )l A.M. service, Journey Sfrect 4JOO Sfreet.

Vicar unltarm If you have one. UDIlgatory Service tor Kn ghts Templar. See This Space Daily For FHA Information to 30 months to call HOC Credit WAHT0, txotfltntttj (arm dv 'taf raurxl lob. i oittr 10:00 p.m. Fitona, STEADY WARRIEO man lor form, ranch, nwr Amarlllo, Call WANTED: Married man under 24 for In porlt department, th'pptn? aryj dtflvrry, Ho i necenorv.

A poly to Lorry rllMcolei and hlgrxtt prEcet. liluit orrivetJ. Ci, 2HJ Weil em'ts 1 blic Release hot acquire! and Ihe dii' ave beefl the following nildert-i slmul- led to and re- olllce i alter irie lint Drawing to wilt on tne the abive rlod at AM. ting IEA Mo- 7 itEodelDMa. L.

MDR 3 3 1 FA. on: 7OS (tor, Published A 7 6) i Piece of Removed vAorkel 1, mttted: Everorcen itg love Bowie U. Garlleld isih Klohland Rd. 3rd- cepted Dohfla CAR INSURANCE ien'ry low coil oulo ool' cy. All rltX lyp protection.

nifni piani Coll Bob CnurchiM. ttMm. Recr tcilonol a a rtodlno Improi-emeit, ndlvlduallied tutor no, swimming ttrseniomhir- cneuucaiionoi orodei ti. flrorJiure. Amarlllo referencei on regueil, 3611 CoUlornlo Nor oil, A bvqucrque.

INSURED DRIVEAWAY ICC Cerillirf auto delivery lervlce In U.S, COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTJON BARON DETECTIVE AGENCY M3 Soulh Independence. J73-9992 nlihli JSS4U6. CARS DRIVEN California, not employmfnl. FLABBY ond shopeltij? Relat-a clicr tonci and exe relies. 3A3MJI.

SEE IBM and computer training od, olio secretarial training under 1) A. FREE TRANSPORTATION, model Cadlllaci to be driven lo Lang Beach, California. Gai lo furnliru ed, only. Not for employment, Corv act uifrd car mooaaer Garner Mo! or 3, 372-7313. NGLEJ VfouEd you like lo meel: a lancher, laiewnan, oil executive, eacner, dotlor? Or a blonde iscre- ory, a bro-vn eyed widow, a preti writer? If 10.

call cr write (or Ire Srocriure. "Sciecfroaks: Oueition and W3I-A Ktrkland. JSS 7BS1. OVERWEIGHT? Vi'hY up to lor an elrdronl machine. Any one cart build fi1i ow by fo I tow I no our complek InsUuc tlonj.

Complete IKuilrokd Initruc lions, si.OO. Kll at all parM on In it well W9.9J, Order from: Y. Enlerprliet. BIX U25, AmarUio Texai. BOOK KEEPING Income la Service expertly Fn your home.

ofTtc anyllme. Perional since Tax Service, 35I-73W. FREE If lions In making feclhe Flaweri. Day. night daitei.

37J-A914. PRINCESS Beck, Aitrology, counsel alnlmtfit. Amerlcon Eqwlpmeot ond roller 740 rlonrt rand. EEOtTO MecFxinlc. 5Xlllfd or semi- killed.

hand loofi, and reFeren- CIENTIFIC PfMromrrwri. to three veari experience Tn ngrneerhg and! sdntlflc proaranit. liitln crw. Jit Aoplv mplo'rmfnt Service. 317 Barfltld Elding, 17I-34M.

WO PART-TIME, ervlce tlatiort atfertdonli. Apply of Conoco, 1WJ South Grand. GENERAL farm hord wonted. On Mild farm. Id mllil west, 14 miles twtb, mile we it of Conlacl J.

T. Tlce, S06 1 97-5231. DRIVERS full or Ye Now Cab Company. Wo EXPERIENCED service Italian at. en dan), Mult furnllFi local references.

Coffev Flna Service. I51h and EXPERIENCED dinner took wonted, llx week, cloud on Sun. davi and holidays. Apply ion GJdcJerVi Reitauranl, Weit- ern. SEVERAL cferlcal pojtlloni open for ilrjh school graduolei who wetl, are diaft exempt, and willing to work.

Good benefits and advancement ooporl unit lei with molcr companies who are willing lo train young men lor To Vance Employment Service, 217 Bardeld BulldJng. OPEtWIGs for tft (ollo-iVlno. I experienced line mechanic, 1 from end man, 1 experienced new car get mon, excellent worXIfiq conditions ond binefiti, ofl held conlldenllat, reply to -eonard! F. Smith, Caprock Pomb'tr, 1907 Texoi Avenue, Lubbcck. ESTABLISHED milk route, plus commission, otwve overogt Income, for ambliroui man.

Openings In Pompa, and Amorlllo. 374- oxn. NEED CONCRETE FINISHERS Form setteii Eaufpment mechonlci poinlmenti 37? S463. HOT be reipomlble for any debtj other lhan my own. Billy C.

Etdey. 5210 Travis. BACHELOR, 35, wlsriei lo meet unaT I ached lody 21 to Ji, mar rlage. not sincere (Wn'l iply. 7J04 Fomovi Drive, Oallai Texas.

LUZIER Introduce! Ullra-VJe Protein new concept In skin conditioning Free demonslrollonl Will tralr you to demonitralc 1hli mlraclt you ore Interested In earnljiB money 3S7-U1I. SINGLE PERSON, why pay ren when ycu ccn buy your own home Upshcw Realty, 372-5H3, Tecfford 37KJOW, Roush, MANY OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION DEAN HAWBAKER Auctioneer 3000 S. PIERCE 373-8111 WORDS Cannot adequately excreu cur deep appreciation for Hie. many kind and iviiDolhetic acii ItiaT come lo uj at the lime of our recent tereavtrnffil in th3 losi o( oyr fotfcer and hutband ond alia for the bcaullful Horol offerings. The Smtheri fornlty.

GARAGE SALE, Moving. BlcvcJe, TV, i drill, cols, mlsceiloneoui. TWO blocVs west of Georgia on Comanchc. then two Memory Lane. WILDER TRADES ofl ICIh Comlder Amorlllo 1, 3S3-MJ5.

orxJ Georgia. Boulevord. 374-3 FORD ond olr, nice. S1995. ThFrd Awtnue fAolors, Wesl 3rd.

Card of Thanks 1-A Emplopent Help Wanted, Mate 10 MECHANIC WANTED Prelerobly wlfh ct ence, but not compulsory vocotioni lick leave, nol on comrnhifcn age befwetn 25 ond 40, oood healln reaulred. Apply in person Harrison Implemenl Company 1J1J Eait lOto DRIVERS WAWTED, lull or pai limt, Salewoy Cob, 317 North Hor Ison, EXPERIENCED man to do gefierc lorm woiX. Top pay, oood houie furnhhed. Cfitacl Troy Hufsorv Three miles Kortheail cf frlona Texas, phone AC K6 TRAINEE, 18-21. married, hlgl school education or equivalent Iniurance, Vaccllan.

Apply In person 1300 South Johnson. NEED Men In wash rooms, outline and loading wheels. 10 t' 3S. Appfy Oewey Poiler, 300 Hor rlson. PARTS MAN WANTED Experienced Ford parti mon, aocc working conditions, company Iniur day week, paid vocation too salary a The rlcht man.

Coi 'act Kellh Morlin, SID STOUT FORD Ports Deportment An'c'mts -B VOTE FOR J. W. "BILL" OGLESBY II vou live in Precinct Not. 5, 1, 10. II.

ID. or 19 lor Randall County Commissioner Motors, Wevl 3rd. CHEVY V-8 Bel Air jtollon woqoo, power cndi air, Third AvenujfjMoiofs, KH wei 3rd. NICELY lumlind Two TietfrMrn houjg. IfortrieQtl.

SJO. NICE TWO rrfnj, linens, ly. Kentucky. 373-W, BEAGLE PUPPIES, Lost and Found 2 LOST, Whlt male pocdlt. Vicinity Ol Soulft Wtslern, Gory.

LOST: Fenrio'e German -eeVs mOntM old. VicViHy Win ond George Reward. 37M37D. LEAVING mull rerrijcrolcr, dinelfc, Motor- Itolo 77, 1963 BokV jfoKon i good- I THREE FREIGHT demoted rctxn i Your chdlce- STO No Good ShJD. 907 Tyler.

LOST: ScolfieW cod SlantJord B'b'e commenlory in STRAYED 2S07.A Ttftfoi regard. while nthly. block pocket type billfold. Soulhiown orw. IW.OO reward For return cf eoflTenli.

No aueillorti asVed. WM Parker. 6073. W.rj. TRADE.

't. Vlovp 1 1 slerwi. oi refliono I i jmnCv Eciv I 507 Tyfer. brondi ol jtail TVs end! prtccs. with wMte lhroct, Name Ccn- frcm Carhop- Over 13, lull Jung Drive In.

MARRIED Man (or year round war on term and ranch combination MwJtin Muse on Dcvemenl fuin'iiht wllh or Eicum Rone Company, Rf. 1 Box HI, Dolhov Tcxai, 24-MJ76. ulor implovmint, plui WALT WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION, INC. jna noiiri caihoua Fort Texai 761M MAMS5I Of MA4-14U (An equal opportunlly emolover) NATIONAL CORPORATION permanent mon, rcrnlng op- porlurrity MOO Apply West 81h from 9 lo 10 A.M. AMARILLO GIANTS eedi 3 iQleimrn lo work en ticket ttlet, houri 9 lo 5.

Hourfy role plus bonui commlulon. Apply In pfrwn, Jim Hemfr, Hotel Herring (down- slain). WAHTEO Wan or bay for worJc. Hcgoman 1 Cofeltrla, 1 i Brh. calli.

iOLF Courio hand won fed. Full hour week, '270 month wlJh regular rorin. po'd col loo after one service. Call Bobby Weitfall belwetn a.m. ond o.m., 05WI61.

No ex- YARD "Man, IvVdoyi weft s. VAN TED, Experienced tard man for o-jtslde city. WA TED All around mcfntf man, warding required. Calf DI9-169I, Amcrlllo RiAtferlnq Company. 3I5HWASHER, Nlsfil shift.

and Soni Cofr 5009 Amarlllo Bocfevord A Wonted, good job for steady mon wtm family, Mi or better per Leader Barber 3orger, Teros. ihop, EXPERIENCED Retail lumberman aisiitanl manager position tn a gocd Eostern New yard. Need experience managing small yard or at cmlitanl manager of larqer yard operation. Age 35 to 55 Good future for right men. Contact P.O.

Box 1QT9, Clovli, New Mexico or Ptenc 716-SW4, Ctevls, New NEED PART TIME In Focal busmen. Cell 37J-JW2 for op- OIE5EL liner driver- reaulre 10 veers reffrertcei. Htrefwd. NEED parting lot otltMcn'. young man with loco! reference.

fAr. Loutf at HI Itri ot Harrfion. Claims Management Training Prior Claims Experience College Graduate with degree in bust- ness administration or liberal arts. 21-28 years of age, to enter our management training program. 10 weeks formal training.

Approximately 4-5 years field adjusting; 2 supervision in many levels of management. Attractive starting salary, 3 months review annually thereafter strictly on merit. Car provided, excellent benefit program SHAW ASSOCIATES 374-5511 The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company ort inelr AmcrJi'ro Skire for an Olfice ond Cffdit Woflo- gr. Requirements T. Prefer Groove.

2. awd cpoecrc'xe, Ix oO'e to wiffi crfiert otvj be 3. Wuil Mve flood Co-n- pftte inveitijoTion cl en i conlicJtnthGl, 4. Must hove i Fi'l USED BUT nict. living room suittv i a 7 of olhcr mtd ord furniture.

money down. Eow Gccd Hey Shop. Tyler. A REGISTERED txme) hounds, weeks, (orxriMit poDSri. USED BUT 5'joronleKt, 12 rtfrloer- otors, 5 3 freejeri, 13 oula- molie drvers, 3 TV'i, vovr choice 17.50 month Hr.intr.g down.

Good HcyjeXeeoiao Shop. Tvler. 196? FORD Econollnc exlro ItnQTh. S704 YARD WORK done r-cht, flower rurnetf. 372-9S91.

rwders 0 wanF ad. Call 376-J2H. Raise cosh trf wilVff thlrtai vO'i drn'i Wont an politobfe. Try on Call LOANS for wjrpow Mfrsorw: Leon Service Comoany Bll Pcrlr. EaU Mh.

J7I HARLAN, Aitn tog-r, Iruihfui confirfen'ifli reodlnci, personal (wo- icece, M5 Sowh McxFioo, TRADING STAMPS Ralefsh coutxxii, Gift a i buy, ccr.soiiiore. All klrvdi horxJIrf. Jim Donn, Sicmo Polk ond 374-WOO, MADAME O'MALLEY Reader end advisor. She ditcuties lubfet'i orvj problems nrlcTiv con- Cloned fueidav- 2OS West 470. AMARILLO COUNCIL Alcoholism Informollon Center, FIsV 3739751.

QUAUTY used dolTilng. Mary K's Kfoset, I6ffi end Polk. Win sell clolriing on consionmrni. 37? SM7. wme credit or experience.

We Offer Troinlrvg in toca- 7. Good oBortunifv fcr J. Brglrnino wlcrv wilh IS Fiik Bi 513 ol Salesman Wanted 10-A V.E full or port lime ioi txo. lo jell tile Iniurcrce, ood or fjntfol ifrvlce Ccr.tocr Jomei Tcxnterlln. Box Amorillo.

rexci. 372-2295. Complete fralninq of. tered. Muit be over 2t ond rtttdtnl Cf ICK3S.

INTEREitED IN Orsc rzotloncl work vsiih Iw civic lecxfcn In fund end txjIIc re'ctioni? i i by CNjrjto ond Trcvtl )is mire rodiui; Fwne bom In Amarlllo, DolFci and Lcnqview. Good annual bonus, tfcvel exixnsei ond replies i 1 eoflfldentlcl. Save time ond send fuit details ond Box 25W, OoHai, Terai. SPREAD TERftJTOftY GOLDEK SPREAD TERRITORY" Ptrmffrer.T oosEtjon, good solid future I. Liberal Rejirement insurance Wifh a componv Con tld.OM to first vwr Increosts from Mrst tfforti.

Muit tondoble, ond able lo furnfih Proiro-n voi deMrxjeftts. 5, Annual Bontrt. fi. Vocatron, FOR PERSONAL I I Call Mr. R.

E. Qglnljn Wednejdcv Thuridov EXPERIENCED tune up service sto- lion ottendont, mull i reference. Ace up. Sfortlno solory, JIM week. M01 Poromount.

iss-SSll. NEED ihoo ore welden. experienced. Coll muu. Between ond 5:30 A I A mon, HowtNorne Tcrrxe cfwrocter references.

trotnins. AMI 21 to 45. Coil Gront SHvens. 373-4631, o.m. to p.m.

MondQY Tuesdoy. SALE.WEN, licensed ocenls. Leods. Fcotfi Mr MkiMtt, va Hoyden. 1RONER Netded.

ond Uun- dromol. 1110 West ism. 'our ouiae to btfier voluti ki end used electric ond gas ranots CtassWcollon No. 17 Ul ClosslfM.