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10 THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE, Friday, Dec. 27, 1963 LB.J Furniture Appliances 21 Furniture Appliances. 21 LB.J BACKERS -(Continued From Page 1) but Mrs. DeSahazor argued that terms of the contract do not properly specify, how and when Bauer will be required to make these improvements. A number of spokesmen defended the contract in talking to reporters Thursday, and genby Bauer that news coverage erally took the position voiced on the matter has been "slanted." This was the position taken by W.

A. Elliott. Don Lenertz also said he thought the news coverage to date has been "one-sided, but said that "we've simply been taken." let the opposition get there first," he conceded. As one point in what he considers news coverage, Lenertz pointed out that a statement by Mrs. DeShazor two weeks ago said that she had "more than 300 signers" for the petition which she had been circulating asking for the referendum.

In contrast, he said, when the petition was submitted to City Council Monday evening there were only 273 signatures on the several copies, some of which were deleted because the signers were not qualified city voters. In addition, he said, more than 40 persons asked to have their names stricken from the petition. This left a total of slightly more than 190 qualified signers, he pointed out. The 190 signers, however, constituted a sufficient m- ber of the total qualified voters to require calling the referendum under terms of the Port Lavaca City Charter. No details of the program by merchants in support of the 2 Men Hurt In Collision Two men were injured Thursday morning in end collision involving cars the (600 block of West Constitution Street.

Daniel Vasquez, 28, of Steel City, was taken to Citizens Memorial Hospital where he was treatment of a chipped bone in one of his knees. "lead, Charlie passenger Gomez in the of Vasquez Pleasant Green was treated at Victoria Hospital for minor cuts on his face. City Patrolman Cary Taylor said Vasquez was driving east on Constitution when his car collided with the rear of a vehicle driven by Pablo Arredond of Taft. The accident occurred at 12:45 a.m. Children Start Fire On Local Property A grass fire which firemen said was set off by children playing with matches burned over an acre of grass, numerous fence posts and two junked cars near the Callis-Odem intersection Thursday afternoon.

The property on which the fire occurred is owned by Charlie Raska, Henry Otto, Joe Wash and Riley White. Bauer-council position were released Thursday, but it was learned that directors of Port Lavaca Chamber of Commerce have endorsed the lease agreement. The directors also have voted to have bumper stickers prepared supporting Bauer and the city in the dispute. Goren on Bridge Goren BY CHARLES H. GOREN te 1943: By The Chicase Neither vulnerable.

South deals. NORTH A K1074 0 Q7543 0 10 9 4 A 10 WEST EAST A 83 4 J952 A 10 (92 0 AK6543 0 082 4743 408652 SOUTH 4 AQ6 9 KJ86 0 QJ7 4 KJ9 The bidding: South West North East 1 NT 20 30 Pass 39 Pass 9 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: King of 4 When an opponent overcalls your partner's opening one no trump bid, it is no longer possible to employ the two club convention to probe for a major suit fit. However, the same effect can be achieved by cue bidding the opponents' suit, as is evidenced by North's three diamond bid in today's hand. North's call announces, "Partper, it is my intention to play this hand at game. If you have a four card major suit holding, I expect you to show it at this point.

If not, you may proceed to three no Altho North technically lacks by one point the required 10 high card points for a game forcing response, possession of a five card suit plus intermediate strength in the form of three tens provide adequate sation for the. apparent deficlency. South dutifully showed his heart suit and North carried on to four hearts. West opened the king of diamonds on which East signaled encouragingly with the eight. ace was cashed next and East completed the echo by dropping the deuce.

His highlow indicated that he had doubleton, so West led a third round of diamonds. Declarer ruffed with the queen of hearts in dummy as East took a discard. South led a small heart the jack in his hand. West was in again with the ace of trumps which completed the defensive book. South's opening one no trump bid appeared to preclude the possibility of the defenders taking trick in either black suit, but the use of North's high heart on the third diamond suggested to West that a further assault on declarer's trump holding might prove profitable.

West led back a fourth round of diamonds on which club was thrown from dummy, East realized that South was void of diamonds also so, in an effort to do something for his partner, he ruffed ip with the nine of hearts. Declarer was obliged to overruff with the king. However, in so doing he established West's ten of hearts as the master card in the suit. The defense had administered a knockout blow to the declar er by means of the to Previous Puzzle Shipyard ACROSS makers 87 39 Electric Scheduled SABOT PET tape 41 40 Age Small bed SE superintendent 42 Pay 32 Plato's ideas 45 Written 13 Above (contr) message 34 Scent of 49 Celebes flowers 50 Lion 15 Esau (Bib) 82 Gaelle 16 Work steadily 53 Ship's pl 17 Canteen lunch 54 And so on 18 Greeting to an 55 Girl's Dame officer 56 Camera part Colored 22 Awkwardly 20 Implacable 57 Mall (India) 10 Vocal spread Connecting out 22 Legal point 58 Spore 11 Divided 5 23 Propelling DOWN four parts (comb. form) implement 1 Observes 10 Number 26 Ship DA Foreigner 2 Verdi's I Consumes 89 38 Tennis 7 Man who caught 4 Below Pedal di Diana bathing 3 Object of 35 Rinse 41 Time (Gr, myth.) worship 6 Adjective 42 Lament 81 Sbellac 4 Nocturnal forming a 43 Concerning 32 Supplies (abl) spirits (Rome Blind impulses 33 Female deer 6 Cables (Gr.) 40 Woody plant B4 Eggs 6 Fish 28 City in the 47 Anglo domestic Saxon aleve 55 Roman 7 Ship 1 Netherlands of hope basins 29 Seep 48 Peruse 96 Daunt (coll.) 8 Winged 30 Require 51 Greek letter 15 24 53 ENTERPRISE ASSN.

OBITUARIES (Continued From Page 1) town to do nothing but rubber stamp the executive's demand is rash and altogether out of order. The House of Representatives was subjected to a similar tactic, which probably succeded only because it came on Christmas Eve," the telegram said. "I recall that President Johnson in his speech to us on Nov. 27 spoke of the Congress as his home and indicated his respect for an independent legislative branch. His action on the foreign aid bill contradicted that." In case he is unable to attend the Monday session, Goldwater told Trice, "please record me as opposed to foreign economic aid and particularly so if it fails to protect our taxpayers on the wheat deal." Whatever Goldwater decides to do about seeking his party's presidential nomination, he already has been dropped as principal target of Gov.

Nelson A. Rockefeller, the only announced candidate. Associates of the New York governor indicate this stems from a belief in the Rockefeller camp that Goldwater has become a less attractive candidate against Johnson than he would have been against the late President John F. Kennedy. They make no claims that Rockefeller has passed Goldwater in popular support but believe the field is now wide The reasoning is that there would not be much to gain in continuing to single out one man among many who may be considered for the nomination.

And if Goldwater is not going to be backers don't want to alienate, the nominee, Rockefeller's the Arizonan's supporters completely. LEADERS (Continued From Page 1) completing measures to put all forces under command of a Briton. The three countries maintain forces on Cyprus as cosignatories of the treaty which has guaranteed the Cyprus constitution since the island achieved independence from British rule in August 1960. The decision to reinforce British army strength on the island was taken after a day of highpressure activity in London. Prime Minister Sir Alec DougHome vacation cut in short his Scotland Christ- and mas returned to the capital for talks with his senior ministers.

The new British troop men movement called for 1,000 in a British infantry battalion to be flown into Cyprus from Britain by Friday night. The first detachment of 250 left Thursday night. An armored squadron based in Libya was to bring 22 scout cars equipped with machine guns onto the island by Friday. AID (Continued From Page 1) dent asked for recommendations on 1. How to simplify procedures and make aid administration more effective; 2.

How to enlist greater help from business, labor, universities, states and cities; 3. How to encourage more self-help by aid-receiving countries; how to promote greater aid contributions by other prospering countries, and 4. How to achieve economies and efficiencies and cut aid payrolls to a "practical minimum. In addition, Johnson called upon the committee to recommend machinery to be used by Thomas C. Mann, the new assistant secretary for affairs, as he shoulders his responsibility directing Alliance for Progress policy.

CALLS (Continued From Page 1) posit totals forecast "new reclords for both the financial and production sections of the economy." At Borger, bankers said the reports added more optimism for the future, augmented by civic efforts for new industry and the expected 1965 completion of the Canadian River Dam 15 miles from the West Texas city. Abilene's record was attribluted to good crops and more activity in oil and at Dyess Air Force Base. Said a Fort Worth banker, "The recovery from the Nov. 22 shooting death of President Kennedy has been marvelous: due to adequate communications and that the nation had the best qualified man ready to step into such an emergency than at any time before in the history of the nation." BANKS (Continued From Page 1) October. (No December, 1962, figures available.) The local reports generally reflected the state-wide condition according to The Associated Press which said that reports from throughout the state indicated Thursday that a new alltime record in deposits would be set.

BID (Continued From Page 1) signed channel 38 for commercial use and channel 25 for educational use. Once another commercial channel is assigned, a one could apply for authority to use lit. Entertainment Frank C. Jelinek Frank C. Jelinek, 45, of Bloomington, died at 12:15 a.m.

Thursday in a Victoria hospital. Funeral services will be at 9:45 a.m. Friday from McCabeCarruth Chapel and at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church with the Rev.

Gino Bernasconi officiating. Catholic Burial will be in Resurrection Cemetery under the direction of McCabe-Carruth FuIneral Home. Mr. Jelinek, was a farmer and did oilfield work for the Reserve Oil and Gas Co. of Dallas, had lived in Bloomington 40 years.

He was formerly from Agua Dulce, where he was born Feb. 12, 1918. He member of St. Patrick's Catholic Church of Bloomington and the Holy Name Society of the church. He is survived by his wife; mother, Mrs.

Agnes Jelinek of Bishop; two daughters, Virginia and Marlene Jelinek, both of Bloomington; a son, Frankie of Bloomington; and five sisters, Mrs. Mary Richey of Bloomington; Mrs. Josie of Louisiana, Mrs. Annie Washington of Arkansas, Mrs. Rosa Kruppa of Houston and Mrs.

Lillie Browning of Bishop. Pallbearers will be Edward Kocian, Charles Hilscher, Jim Skarda, Donovan White, Frank Janis and Jody Voholik. James A. Taylor Funeral for James A. (Scottie) Taylor, 75, a native of Scotland, will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday from McCabe-Carruth Chapel with the Rev. J. M. Schedler officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery under direction of McCabe Carruth Funeral Home.

Mr. Taylor, who lived at 509 E. Stayton was a self employed painter and decorator. He was a member of the Lutheran church. T.

P. Schoenberg Funeral services for T. Phillip Schoenberg, 45, will be at 8:30 a.m. Friday morning from McCabe Carruth Chapel, and at 9 a.m. from Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church with the Rev.

E. A. Hermes officiat- ing. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery in Yoakum under direction of ruth Funeral Home.

Pallbearers will be Franklin Alkek, C. J. Scherlen, Johnny Leopold, Howard Goldstuker, E. E. Dischinger and Pete Larson.

Mrs. Eunice Fellers Advocate Port Lavaca Bureau PORT LAVACA Funeral for Mrs. Eunice Irene Fellers, 51, of Zapata, was at 2 p.m. Thursday at the First Assembly of God Church here. Burial was in Green Lawn Gardens under direction of Richardson Funeral Home.

Mrs. Fellers died at 6 p.m. Monday in a Houston hospital following a lengthly illness. She was born Nov. 25, 1912 in Skidmore and was a former resident of Victoria and Ingleside.

She was a member of Victoria Rosebud Rebekah Lodge 47. Survivors include her husband, W. F. Fellers of Zapata, her mother, Mrs. Martha Elsworth Claypool of Port Lavaca; three daughters, Mrs.

R.L. Miller of Magnolia Beach, Mrs. John Wotipka and Mrs. Kenny Dean, both of Ingleside; two brothers, Smothers and Fay Smothers, both of Victoria; a sister, Mrs. J.

E. Boyd of Port Lavaca; and three grandchildren. Pallbearers were her six nephews. Louie C. Sauer Advocate Cuero Bureau CUERO The body of Louie C.

Sauer, 66, who died in Victoria Thursday, will lie in state at Freund Funeral Home in Cuero until 8:30 a.m. Saturday when it will be taken to First Baptist Church in Smiley. The body will lie in state at the church from 9:30 a.m. until 10:30 when services will be conducted. The Rev.

Buddy Wilcoxin will officiate. Burial will be in Smiley Cemetery, Mr. Sauer, a retired farmer from the Smiley area, died at his home at 706 S. Depot in Victoria. He had been a resident of that city for 15 months.

He was born in Cheapside, Aug. 9, 1897, of Robert and Ada Hancock Sauer. Surviving are two brothers, Ben Sauer of Victoria and Robert Sauer of El Campo, and four sisters. Mrs. C.

A. Bartlett of Smiley and Mrs. B. A. Chur, Mrs.

C. R. Haas and Mrs. Frank Miller, all of Victoria. Ricardo G.

Cantu Advocate Lavaca Bureau PORT LAVACA Funeral services Ricardo G. Cantu, 40, of Point Comfort, who died Tuesday from injuries in a car-train collison, will be held Friday at 8:45 a.m. at Rendon Chapel and at 9 a.m. at Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church with the Rev. Vincent Verderame officiating.

Burial will be in Port Lavaca Cemetery under direction of Rendon Funeral Home. Pallbearers include Abel Maroquin, Damon Falcon, Simon Benavidez, Fedencio Luna, Martin Velasquez and Salvador Cantu. Flower committee includes Mrs. Dominga Martinez, Miss Lupita Martinez, Miss Rosita Cantu and Miss Julia Hernandes. WE RENT FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Rental Price may be applied to purchase WAREHOUSE STORE 2003 E.

Rio Grande Phone HI 3-7463 ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES (and Guests) DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT 9 'til 1 o'clock (No Charge) Music by Rozy Saenz American Legion Home, 1403 N. Navarro For reservations, phone HI 5-4281 DANCE TONIGHT KIT KAT CLUB music by Jimmy Robertson, Arlie Carter, Wally Haley Gents 50c Ladies Free Also KELLY HAIRELL on Fri. and Saturdays We will be open Christmas day FREE WEDDING DANCE INEZ COMMUNITY Sunday, December 29th March Starts at 8:30 p.m. DANCE INEZ COMMUNITY HALL Saturday, December 28th music by HENKHAUS PLAYBOYS DANCE SCHROEDER HALL Saturday, December 28th music by BOBBY BROWN AND HIS SKYLINERS of San Antonio For reservations Call HI 3-7002 Classified Ads Get Results Special Notices NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE BRIDGE INN Music by the MUSIC MAKERS Bill, Bryan, Warren, Allen and Herman 8 'til For reservations Call HI 8-7053 or HI 3-4289 FREE DANCE THE TEXAN Friday, December 27th music by JO, LOY CARL COMBO DANCE WEESATCHE HALL Saturday, December 28 music BAY CITY DUTCHMEN Admission Gents $1, Ladies 50c Dancing from 9 TONITE THE PLAYROOM Music by THE HEARTBEATS Special Notices ANNOUNCING THE WINNER of the Gift Spotter $50 Cash Award STEPHEN BENNETT 1206 N. Navarro who registered at UNIQUE BEAUTY SALON FINAL $10 CASH AWARD WINNER RUTH ALBRECHT 1708 E.

Poplar who registered at ROSE PIANO COMPANY Use Classified Ads College. ALL KINDS of typing done in my home. Legal, business letters, themes. $1.50 per hour Call El 3-3753. DON'T miss your 1963 tax deduction under the Keogh Bill.

You must act before December 31, 1963. I have information on the plan and a list of the contracts approved. Call day or night, accountants welcome. Dick Turpen Agency, Franklin Life Insurance Co. Dial HI 5-4405.

Business Services ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaners Sales Service J. D. NICHOLS 1001 N. Cameron HI 3-4435 SHAMPOO and Set, 89c. Haircut, 89c, Permanent Waves, $3.99 and up, Victoria Beauty Legals LEGAL NOTICE Notice of amendment of Cosmopolitan Enterprises (John Tibiletti and Phillip J.

Tibiletti) FM application for Victoria, Texas. An amendment was tendered on December 24, 1963 to the Federal Communications Commission to reflect changes in section IT (par. 1), III (D) 2. III (4) d. and III 1 (a) and V-G providing clarification of (a) financial matters, (b) construction and operation data, (C) hours operations, (d) clarification of location of antenna and possible air hazard.

(184) Special Notices PURCHASE OFFERS RECEIVED PM 52259 McCoy PURCHASE OFFERS ACCEPTED none PURCHASE OFFERS REJECTED none Personals COLD WAVES Wed. Thurs. Only $10 Cold Wave $5.99 $15 Wave $8.99 $25 Cold Wave $13.99 (Complete) Tues. only Shampoo Set $1.25 BUTCH ABSTON'S AIRLINE COIFFURES 2204 E. Airline HI 5-7551 tr liquor your problem and you sincerely want belp to quit drinking write or call Alcholle Anonymous Box 2204.

Dial 5-9371. HI 5-4848 Meets every Monday, Thursday and Friday at p.m Suburban grOUp meets Tuesdays p.m. St. Francis Episcopal Church. Male Help Wanted ROUTE MAN NEEDED For Victoria, Port Lavaca, Gonzales and Edna, 60 stops per day.

$105 per week. Guarantee. Plus monthly, annual bonus. Prefer young married men with car. Call Mr.

Volturo HI 5-7225 Female Help Wanted 12 WAITRESS and carhop wanted. Day or night shift. Apply in person only. The Corral, Houston Highway. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.

Apply in person, Snack Shop. EXPERIENCED waltress wanted immediately. Apply in person only. Totah's Fine Foods. Salesmen Wanted $400 PER MONTH UP Customer service representative for established route.

Five day week. Paid vacation. Free insurance. Apply in person, 806 E. Rio Grande.

Male-Female Help Foss Cates Employment Agency. Secretarial Sales, Technical and managerial positions. Dial HI 3-9817. EXPERIENCED woman or man to train for manager's position in personal loan office. Salary commensurate with ability to learn.

Write Box 417. Beeville; Texas. Situations Wanted LICENSED NURSERY Special weekly rates, either full or half-day sessions. Also by the hour. Well supervised.

1405 Rosebud Phone HI 5-1359 REMODELING Repairs Painting Patios Driveways. 12 years in Victoria. Call anytime HI 5-8039. CUERO area: Child care in my home during night or daytime. Call CR 3-3390.

Cuero. Instructions Training YOU CAN EARN $1,000 NEXT MORE YEAR Easily and Quickly With Speedwriling Typewriting, Bookkeeping PBX-Switchboard Receptionist Secretarial Stenographic Civil Service Training Accounting Comptometer Drafting Electronics IBM DURHAM COLLEGE 1602 02 N. Laurent HI 3-2381 HIGH SCHOOL Better jobs go Graduates. Full 4-yr. Diploma awarded.

Prepare for College. Ask for FREE Bulletin and Details. AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. V-1 Box 3394, Corpus Christi Miscellaneous 17 GIVE ANYONE having anything to AWAY. Dogs, Cate, Dolls.

furniture, planta, etc, May run an ad FREE of charge in this Column for three days. Miscellaneous For 11 FOOD SPECIALS Mohawk Hickory Smoked Half or Whole SLAB BACON lb. Mohawk Chieftan Boneless Fully Cooked Lean Half or Whole HAMS lb. Mohawk fully cooked lean Canned HAMS 3-lb. Can $2.29 Sun Valley Solids OLEO lb.

40 other Specials E. POST FOOD MARKET Corner North Brownson OPEN Sundays and afternoon New Year's Day Heaters Round table and four captain chairs China cabinet Gun cabinet Reclining rocker DOCS TRADING POST 1809 E. Lone Tree Rd. SHAMPOO and Set, 89c, Haircut, 89c. Permanent Waves, $3.99 and up.

Victoria Beauty College. LIVE and post oak wood for sale. We spectalize in wood for fireplaces, will deliver. Phone AT 5-9282, Hanselman Road. Stiner Caldwell.

BARBIE Clothes, Inexpensive and beautiful, casual and formal. 1007 East Rosebud. Dial HI 3-9682. DON'T miss your 1963 tax deduction under the Keogh BilL. You must act before December 31, 1963.

I have formation on the plan and list of the contracts approved. Call day or night, accountants welcome, Dick Turpen Agency, Franklin Life Insurance Co. Dial HI 8-4405. BARBIE Tammy Clothes, ready made or made to order. Dresses, 50c, novelty outfits.

Come by 1701 Morningside. Dial HI 5-5080. BARB wire, $6.50 Paint $2.50 gallon. 1914 E. Juan Linn.

GEESE, young corn fed for Christmas, and New Years. $4 each. Dairy and Salem Road. COMPLETE used garage and office equipment. Dial H1 3-9911.

TAKE up payments on cam type zig-zag sewing machine. Very clean condition. Sews all types of fancy work. Has balance of $67.49. Dial HI 3565.

THREE regulation pool tables. Call John Coggins at HI 5-9167. COMPLETELY automatic zigzag sewing machina. in nice console cabinet, Will do all fancy sewing. Has long term guarantee.

Original purchase price $329. Assume balance of $128.70. Dial HI 5-3987. Miscellaneous Wanted 20 WANTED: Shotgun, pump or automatic. Also pump or automatic 22 rifle.

Dial HI 5-4227. Furniture Appliances. .21 PUBLIC NOTICE PO-BOY FURNITURE Now moved to new location. For better used Furniture Values, go to 1006 N. CAMERON (Next to Wig's Furniture Co.) Dial HI 5-7681.

CASH for your used furniture. Po-Boy Furniture, 1006 N. Cameron. Dial HI 5-7681. LIVING room suite, wingback rocker, coffee table, old model Hide A Bed.

Dial HI 5-4156. EARLY American, like new: Bedroom suite, living room suite, Ethan Allen desk and chair. chair and TV. Call HI 5-2251. NEW bedroom suite and playpen for sale.

Dial HI 5-3765. Trailers, Boats, Motors 22 Try The Boat Center for an outboard motor repair job. Prices are reasonable and they do good work. Their specialty is all O. M.

C. motors. "Don't disappoint your mate keep your motor in shape. BOAT CENTER 505 N. Main HI 3-4562 14-ft.

Extra Wide FISHING BOATS 48" 52" bottoms 16' lengths PRICED RIGHT KEN NATHAN FIRESTONE STORE 201 W. Rio Grande HI 5-7464 16 foot Lamar fibreglass, two 35 HP Evinrude. Little Dude trailer and all accessories Dial HI 3-3489. Must see to appreciate. $1,000.

Hard-to-Beat and 5-1451 I Call Mobiles Homes 23 Our Best Wishes for a Very Merry Christmas to all! See the Big 62x12 Mobile Home Now on Display At Southern Trailer Sales Inc. HI 5-4902 (closed Dealer for Alumination Sundays) Roof Coating 5912 Hallettsville Hwy. Building Materials 26 Personals SHAMPOO and Set, 89c. Haircut, 89c. Permanent Waves, $3.99 and up.

Victoria Beauty College. LOUISE Ardell. American reader advisor. Solves your problems. Reliable advice Here nine years.

807 East Goodwin. Last Found LOST and FOUND Days FREE! LOST: Bulova Lady's yellow gold wrist watch. In Town and Country or Lone Tree Shopping center. Reward. Dial HI 3-2067.

FOUND: Lady's short coat at Greeson's Dairy. LOST: Billfold with $61 cash, also license and other If party that found this papers. billfold does not want to return the money please return the papers to Remoner Youngblood, Vidauri, Texas. FOUND: One Liver and White pointer. Approximate, 5 years.

Call R. Dobbs. HI 5-2790. LOST: Strayed from pasture at Raisin, week old white face baby calf. Call A.

V. Willemin, HI 5-2079. STRAYED from 3104 Mayfair Drive, small white toy terrier puppy, answers to with black ears and black heart shaped spot on back. Child's pet. If found, please call HI 3-4866.

LOST: Tuesday, ladies' billfold, money, papers, keys and reading glasses. Fell off car on Moody Street. If found, call HI 5-4807 or bring to 805 North Moody, FOUND: Small toy terrier. Dial HI 5-2622, to identify. LOST: If you've, by mistake, picked up someone else's 8 mm movie film at local drug store, call HI 5-2826.

LOST: Men's call HI glasses. Reward. If found, 3-3688. LOST: One male Siamese cat. 3405 Meadowlane, Dial HI 3- 3510.

LOST: Pair of prescription glasses with dark frames. One ear piece missing. Dial HI 5- 3358. LOST: Man's stainless steel watch in front yard at 2303 Mimosa, Christmas Eve. It found Dial HI 5-2351 for reward.

No questions ask. Business Opportunities SMALL downtown business for sale. Individual operation. Write Classified Key Victoria Advocate. ONE-THIRD interest in the Meat Center.

Navidad Road. Edna. Includes cattle and land. Call Karl Reckaway, OL 7-3776, Edna. Male Help Wanted WANTED: School age boy with scooter for Houston Press afternoon paper route, Sundays, Hi Call Raymond Herendez, 5-4056.

ONE Mechanic. See Sam Cameron, Ivy Jones LincolnMercury. Classified Ads Get Results WRECKING HOSPITAL BUILDING FOSTER FIELD Lumber-Below Pricel 2xis 2x6' 2x10's Creosoted Doors Windows fittings kinds of pipe Electrical fixtures wiring Plumbing Supplies 2x4's under 6 ft 4 BUILDINGS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP CARL D. HUNTINGTON Dial HI 5-7674 nights only. OPEN 8 5 ALL DAY SUNDAY.

Livestock Supplies HORSES, boarded. Dial HI S- 7001. Feeds, Seeds, Ete. 30 HAY for sale. Herbert Billo.

Dial HI 3-3422. Pets Supplies 31 POMERANIAN PEKINGESE Sired by Registered Male. Females Only 3 left, $15 each. 203 Leisure Lane, Dial HI 3-3370 BLACK Dachshunds, full blooded. Ready for Christmas, Call HI 5-3403.

AKC black, poodle pups for Christmas. Championship blood lines. Call Barbara Tippit, 524-2486. Port Lavaca, AKC registered dachshunds. price, reduced for Christmas.

Females, $20, males, $25. Dial HI 5-5236. SIAMESE kittens for sale. Dial HI 5-2265. 3003 Bobolink.

REGISTERED fully trained male pointer. Four years old. Dial HI 3-3469 after 5. BEAUTIFUL dachshund puppies, registered, red, fine bloodlines, Buckley' Dachshunds, 10022 Highway 9. Corpus Christi.

WI 5-1362. BOSTON bull terriers. Dial HI 5-8824. 402 W. Magnolia.

Rooms For Rent PALMS Hotel Pleasant quiet rooms Private mowers. Bridge and North Street. Dial HI 5-2381. AIR CONDITIONED rooms, private entrance, shower. North Glam.

NICE, South, sleeping 100m with modern conveniences. Dial HI 3-4403. 1008 Taylor. ROOM for gentleman. Private entrance and shower, $8 per week Close in.

608 5. DeLeon. Dial HI 5-3718. REDECORATED, newly furnished room for gentleman, Close In. Linens, towels and maid service, $8 per week.

507 East Santa Rosa. Dial HT 5-3433 OF HI 5-3511. ROOM for gentleman in bome separate from landlord. Inquire 2008 Bloomington Road or Dial HI 3-4273, Apartments For THREE room turnished ment 105 HI 3-4953. NICELY furnished No garage apartment for couple.

Call RI 5-3584..