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JOURNAL -Journal Photo By Mark Chesnutt Mrs. Wallace Watches Gov. Wallace Take Oath Of Office From Brother Jack Beasley Sworn In As Lt. Governor Jere Beasley, Alabama's lieutenant governor in more months, was sworn in at 2:05 p.m. Monday five minutes before George Wallace took the oath on the same spot as governor.

The 34-year old lawyer from Barbour County filled a vacancy created when Albert Brewer succeeded the governorship following Gov. B. Wallace's death in May 1968. Circuit Judge Ed Tease of the 11th Judicial District, a college friend, administered the oath on the capitol steps. Calling for "divine wisdom i in a new age, in a new era," the Rev.

John Vickers, pastor of Trinity Methodist Church in Opelika, preceded the ceremony with an invocation. Two hours later the state's new attorney general, Bill Baxley, was sworn into office at the State Bar Association Building. The oath was administered by Baxley's father, Circuit Judge Baxley of Dothan, before a crowd of 700 young attorneys and law enforcement personnel. The ceremony was opened with a prayer by Dr. Paul Duffey, minister of the First Methodist Church, Montgomery.

The Houston County attorney told the audience that he "will represent all Alabamians without regard to age, race or station in life." Aftery paying tribute to his parents, his Dothan supporters and all that "voted for me because of your recommendations," he closed the ceremony with the Pledge of Allegiance. Mrs. Juanita McDaniel, a' state employe and, Montgomery resident took the of office as associate public service commissioner at 3 p.m. Monday, replacing Sibyl Pool as the third PSC member. She was sworn in by Judge Ann Lola Price, presiding over the State Criminal Court of Appeals.

State Auditor Melba Till Allen was sworn in for a second term by Circuit Judge Richard Emmet of Montgomery. Thanking his employees for loyal service, Agriculture Commissioner Richard Beard took the oath for his second term from a Supreme Court Justice Thomas Lawson. At noon Secretary of State Mabel Amos and her longtime friend Judge Price faced each other with right hands raised and exchanged oaths of office. Mrs. Amos is beginning a second term and Judge Price begins her 21st year on the bench.

Sworn in at her Montgomery home, Mrs. Agnes Baggett began a second term as state treasurer. "You are dealing with a very delicate and technical job, that of molding the minds of your people of State Board of Education's outgoing vice chairman W. M. Beck Sr.

told incoming members Monday. The first elected board took their oaths of office from Associate Supreme Court Justice Pelham Merrill. Among the new members were three women: a former state auditor, Mrs. Bettye Frink of Leeds; Mrs. Isabelle Thomasson, a former Montgomery County board, member and Mrs.

S. A. Cherry, was elected to District 7, a Dothan homemaker. Huntsville attorney and Resuming his position as legislator Roscoe Roberts board member from District 1 will represent District 8. is Dr.

James D. Nettles of Arl- The newly elected ington. will serve staggered terms Moundville banker Victor Mrs. Cherry, Dr. Nettles, Poole of District 5.

and the Rev. and Cox serving for two Harold C. Martin of Birm- while the others will serve ingham, District 6, are two terms. Wallace appointees elected to year the board. All subsequent elections return to Attalla banker H.

Ray Cox be for four years. Further FHA Cut Is Urged By Sparkman HOUSTON (AP) The prime interest rate should level off at 6 per cent, the chairman of the Senate Banking, Committee said here but Sen. John Sparkman, added there should be a further reduction in the FHA-VA interest rate on housing. Sen. Sparkman was in Houston to speak to the National Association of Homebuilders at their 27th annual convention.

"A further reduction in the FHA-VA interest, by as much as would qualify another 3 or 4 million families for new homes without subsidy," he said at a news conference. Last week Housing and Urban Development Secretary George Romney lowered the FHA-VA rate from 8 to per cent following the drops in the prime interest rate. "Romney was rather late in OBIT OBITUARIES ALEXANDER, Dr. Arthur S. CALLOWAY, Percy B.

CROUCH, Mrs. Daisy G. EAVES, James E. FINLAY, Miss Minnie I. HAMPTON, Roosevelt HOWE, Fox JONES, Mrs.

Kattie B. JORDAN, Mrs. Willie LEE, Mrs. Emma P. LIGON, Willie MILTON, Mrs.

Vera R. NELSON, Howard B. OAKLEY, Walter F. PINER, Mrs. Gracie PITTMAN, Donald R.

RODGERS, Fred Sr. ROSS, Harry Nail RUFF, Herbert F. SAMUEL, T. Leslie Sr. STONE, George W.

STUART, Jasper. A. WEISENBURGH, Charles E. YOUNG, Mrs. Gladys M.

WHITE GAMBERG PRATTVILLE. WHITE CHAPEL H. S. Durden G. E.

Vickrey MILTON, Mrs. Vera 65, of the Masonic Home. died Tuesday In a local hospital after an extended Illness. Graveside services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. from Rose HIll Cemetery near Andalusia with White Chapel directing.

Survivors include two sons. Herschel Milton and Myron Milton, both of Montgomery; four brothers. Ollie Duncan, Union Springs, Lacy Duncan, Silver City. N.M.. L.

R. Dun. can. Montgomery, and J. D.

Duncan Dallas. three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. ROSS. Harry Nail, 77, of 1451 Adrain Lane and of Montgomery for 19 years. died Monday at 9 p.m.

in a local hospital after an extended Illness. Services will be Wednesday at 10 a.m. from White Chapel with Dr. Paul- Duffey officiating. Graveside servides will be Monday at 2 p.m.

at the Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham with the Rev. Wesley B. Clifford officiating and White Chopel directing. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Belle Guthrie Ross, Montgomery: sons, Fred K.

Ross. Dallas, three grandsons and one granddaughter and two sisters, Mrs. H. B. Hewitt and Mrs.

Roy K. Pruitt, both of Birmingham. YOUNG, Mrs. Gladys a resident of 1701 Yancey and of Montgomery for 25 years, died in a local hospital at 11:15 p.m. Sunday after brief Illness.

Services were from the St. Bede The Venerable Catholle Church at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Monsignor Joseph McArdle Tuesday, January 19, 1971 Lost and Found Calley To Undergo Tests For Sanity For Next Month FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) For the next month Army psychiatrists with Vietnam experience will examine Lt.

William Calley Jr. to determine whether he was sane on My Lai's day of dying. The issue of Calley's mental state arose from testimony Monday by a defense psychiatrist out of the jury's hearing, and abruptly caused the twomonths-old trial to be recessed until Feb. 16. Calley knew the difference between right and wrong, Dr.

Albert La Verne testified. "Did he have the ability to adhere to the right?" "No," said La Verne. "He had a compulsion to carry out his duty as an officer." Adhering to the right, in legal terms, means the ability to pursue what one knows is the proper course. Col. Reid Kennedy, the military judge then ordered examination by a sanity, board of three service psychiatrists, all of whom have practiced in Vietnam.

It will be carried out at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, D.C. Calley, 27, who listened to the testimony with chin cupped into his hands, grimaced to his attorneys when Kennedy ordered the examination. "I think it is unwarranted and unnecessary," Calley told newsmen afterward. "We're not No Evidence On Diplomas MOBILE, Ala. (AP) School officials say a check of the records of 2,690 Mobile County principals and teachers has not uncovered any evidence that any bought their college degrees from diploma mills.

Asst. Supt. J. R. Martin said Monday the check was made after incoming state Board of Education member Ray Cox of Gadsden called for a probe of the educational qualifications of every teacher in Alabama.

Cox charged that "some teachers in the state may have bought their degrees from diploma mills, primarily in Florida." Martin said teachers coming into the Mobile system are checked on the basis of their transcripts and teaching certificates issued by the state Department of Education, Kibbutz Dedicated By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A new paramilitary kibbutz has been deeicated in the valley west of the Jordan River, the seventh forming settlement since it took the -from Jordan in the June 1967 war. Israel's Arab enemies consider such settlements in the occupied territories evidence that Israeli has no intention of withdrawing, which the Arabs have demanded as the first step toward peace. from Bushfield Primitive Baptist Church with Elder Herman Hyde officlating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Johnson Funeral Home directing. Survivors include one son, Archie Stuart, McKenzie; four daughters, Mrs.

Clyde Whiddon, Pritchard, Mrs. Lela Mae Bennett, McKenzie, Mrs. Corene Victory, Mobile, and Mrs. Alpha S. Lee, Clinton, 19 grandahlidren; 37 greatgrandchildren; and three great-greatgrandchildren.

Searcy ENTERPRISE STONE, George Washington, 53, of Rt. 1, New Brockton, died Monday morning, at his home. Services were at 2 p.m. Tuesday from New Hope Baptist Church. Burial will be in St.

John's Baptist Church Cemetery with the Rev. Silas Shepard officiating. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Lois Virginia Stone, New Brockton; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Turner, New Brockton, and Mrs.

Rex Parker, Jack; one son, Edsel Stone, New Brockton; four brothers, Louis Stone, Jack, Fred Stone, Jav, Lonnie Stone, Brundidge. and J. D. Stone, Andalusia; two sisters, Ola Mae Allen, Jack, and Mrs. Lucille Allen, Brundidge; and six grandchildren.

Searcy Funeral Home is directing. Johnson Funeral DOTHAN OAKLEY, Walter F. 77, a resident of Columbia, died Sunday night at his home unexpectedly. He was member of the First Baptist Church of Columbia. He was a Mason, a past president of the Bank of Columbia and at the time of death, he was a Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the bank of Columbia.

and he had served several terms as Mayor of Columbia. Services were at 3 p.m. Tuesday from the family residence with Dr. E. W.

Ware, the Rev. James A. Brown and the Rev. David Bentley officiating. Burial was in the Calumbia City Cemetery with Johnson Funeral Home directing.

Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. W. F. Oakley Jr. Columbia; two daughters, Mrs.

Fred P. Waters, Shallmar, and Mrs. Wilbur Underwood, Russellville; two sons, W. F. Oakley 111, Columbia and Donald F.

Ockley, Hueytown; brother, Marion L. Oakley, Columbia; and nine grandchildren. OUT OF STATE MIAMI, FLA. ALEXANDER, Dr. Arthur formerly of Montgomery, died in Miami, Fla.

Services were Tuesday at 2 p.m. at "The Riverside." Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Bertha Alexander, Miami, son, Lawrence F. Alexander. Nashville, daughter, Mrs.

Kathleen Samuels, Atlanta, six grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. A. M. Rosenthal Baton Rouge, La. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Peek Pavement Marking, has completed all items of work for Montgomery County Alabama, Proect MC-7-70 for County wide center striping.

All claimsfor labor or material should be filed in our office before date set for final settlement. Peek Pavement Marking, Inc. P.O. Box 4051 Columbus, Ga. 31904 Ala.

Jou. Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2, 1971. WEIGHT Watchers, is here.

Sear's For opening, call 6:30 263-3406. p.m. further information WATKINS "YOUR YOUR PERSONAL DOOR" STORE AT Automotive 20 Automobiles -Domestic -trying to prove I'm insane and I don't like it." The testimony of La Verne, senior psychiatrist of New York University-Bellevue Medical Center, was the first time anyone had raised the issue of Calley's mental condition. It surprised the judge, seemingly, the the prosecu- detion and, fense. "Was his judgment impaier," the shot, bald psychiatrist was asked by defense coun-! sel.

"Yes. He could not challenge the legality or illegality. of: an order he believed was given him by Capt. Medina." Capt. Ernest Medina was the company commander.

a said, Calley "like was, an the automaton-a psychiatrist, On cross-examination, the prosecutor, Capt. Aubrey Daniel, asked: "Do you nave an opinion as to Lt. Calley's sanity?" "Yes, sir" said La Verne. "He was perfectly sane." "Did he know right from wrong?" "Yes, sir, he had the capacity to know and the awareness; but he could not analyze a complex decision because he could not think it through." The recess means yet another delay in the verdict for Calley. Business Service AAA ADDITIONS CO.

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YOUNG'S CARPET CLEANING Special, low, get-acquainted prices. Free Estimates! 263-4721. 5 Lodge Notices Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 173, AM, 215 N. Jackson Ala.

Street, A Montgomery. munication will be stated. comheld Tuesday, Janu. ary 19, if 1971, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Work any to be announced at the meeting.

Members urged to attend. Visitors welcome. Edward S. Whatley, W.M. OAK LODGE No.

864 will 1 ren Jan. hold munication 19 cordially at stated 6:30 Tuesday, pm. ed. Vernon Horn, W.M. John R.

Jones, Set'y Lost and Found COLLIE LOST 13-year-old, sable and white. male, wearing BirmIngham license and rabies tag, in Carriage Hills. 272-9236. FOUND. Dogs, Also, Cats.

See. Humane Shelter For adoption if unclaimed. FOUND, Real Island area, Lake Martin, brown and black spotted puppy. red collar, 263-4849. FACIAL Body and Ingrown hair permanently removed by reaistered electrologist.

Call for free fion. Jack London Hair Removal Service, 122 So. Ripley, 264-1814. IF YOU employees, NEED call Montgomery efficient Help 264-6613. ASSUME PAYMENTS Newport Sedan 69 Galaxie 500, 4-door 70 Maverick 2 door, radio, heater, shift, white walls, like new.

J. ELLIS 601 E. Jefferson 262-6363 BARRACUDA 60 340, 4-speed with air. Only $1795 McConnell 288-0180 BARNES. LINCOLN-MERCURY owned and operated by hometolks, 601 So.

Court St. 264-0233. Bank Financing 68 CHEVROLET 2 door Impala V-8, radio, heater. powerglide, nice, white tires $1695 67 PONTIAC 2 door hardtop Catalina, radio, heater, matic $1495 door hardtop, Fury 111, V-8 power steering and brakes, radio and heater 67 CHEVROLET 4 door Belair, heater, radio, V-8 double power. clean $1295 65 Ford 4 'door Galaxie '500 $895 65 PONTIAC CHEVROLET 4 door 2 door Catalina Impala V-8.

factory air, power steering, white tires $1095 63 FORD 4 door V-8 $295 63 BUICK 2 door, rough, runs good $195 JOHN SHAW Bibb Wilkerson St. 263-2114 BUICK ELECTRA 1966 One sowner, fully equipped, low mileage. Exceptional condition. Call 293-6541. BEL AIR, 1968 4 door, air, power, $1500 or 1964 Olds F-85, air, power, $800.

Must sell one or the other. Call 263-4563. Want Ads Work Wonders BY Original owner (a teacher) Olds Jet Star Bucket seats, automatic, loaded, like new. 263-1081, 272-3728. CHEVELLE, 1966 SS, 396 4-speed, best offer, 288-7320.

CHEVROLET, 1962 Station wagon, 4-door, 283 V8. Radio, heater, air conditioned, automatic transmission. Recently overhauled, clean. $295. 272-8465.

COBB-KIRKLAND Motor. Co. "Owner Certified Mileage" Cars 141 Catoma 265-8511 CHEVROLET, 1966 Caprice, 4- door hardtop, air. power steering, brakes, $1,000, 281-1063. CHEVROLET, 1957 4-door, needs some work, $125, 263-6959.

CHEVROLET, '66 Super Sports, 327, air, power. Red! Sharp! $1175. Bennie Todd 272-8222. CADILLAC 1967 Calais 2 door, clean, nearly new radial tires. $2500.

By owner 288-3315. CHEVROLET '63 V8 door, standard shift, good tires, radio, heater. green. 263-7689. Afternoons.

CAMARO, 1970 Rallye Sport, all power, 5,000 miles, air. Take up payments. 265-4419. CHEVY 11 '69 Coupe, 6-cylinder, automatic, like new $1995 SAINT'S MOTOR CO. 240 Catoma 263-3464 CHEVROLET.

'67 Call Belair station $995. Individual 272- 8217. CADILLAC. 1967 Sedan De Ville, AM-FM stereo radio, fleetwood Interior, one owner, $2750. 272-6344.

CORVAIR Monza, 1967, factory air conditioning, powerglide, owner, excellent condition. $1175. 264-0140. Want Ads Work Wonders CAPRICE '70, executive car. Fully equipped, original list price $5640, $1850 disc DURDEN, 9.00 miles.

GILLESPIE Prattville. 365-6747. CHEVOLET '64 $395 PONTIAC '63 DATSUN $795 COMET $895 VICKS 37 Clayton 264-2251 CHEVELLE, '67 SS, speed. door hardtop MODERN 262-4486 CHEVROLET. '68-Impala 4 door hardtop, nice.

owner, air, power steering $1995 GILMORE FORD 365-6758 Check 62 IMPALA door 61 CADILLAC 4 door hardtop $495 59 FORD 2 door 442 Bell St. DOWNTOWN MOTORS 265-4961 CHEVROLET 1960, V-8 tires, automatic, hardtop, new Interior, good $350, 265-3744. Macon. shift, CHOVROLET clean, 1961, 4 door, automatic $290. 263-6931.

runs real good. dio, COMET, good 1961 condition, Straight, local rabest offer, 272-6834. car, $325, or CAMARO, transmission, 1967 Red, standard gas mileage. original owner. Good $875.

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4-door, $500. 265-7387. radio, heater, FORD, automatic, 1963 $395. 6-cylinder, Call real clean, 272-5927. after 5 p.m.

FORD, owner, '67 4-door, Galaxie V8. Original new tires. $1450. 264-4826. air, power.

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new. FORD Fairiane. Squire heater. wagon. $995.

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equipment. hardtop, Galaxie factory 500. air, 1965. Two door FORD Ing. $895.

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$3495 240 IMPALA, 61 door hardtop, 263-3464 USED speed. CARS, 330 V-8. Jefferson, BUCK'S 348. 262-3285. 68 BELAIR, CHEVELLE, 4 4 door $1691 BELAI door $1397 CHRYSLER Newport $1259 PLYMOUTH FURY 111 $1395 66 IMPALA BONNEVILLE A 4 door 4 door $1388 GRAND PRIX, loaded 66 OLDS 98, LS 881 CUTLASS Supreme $1258 DART 4 door CORONET air $1135 66 VW Sedan, OLDS, 4 door $1095 LTD 4 door, loaded $998 IMPALA Coupe $889 CATALINA 4 door $697 GALAXIE $199 CORVAIR 2 door $273 OLDS Station wagon $288 CORVAIR Pick-Up $495 58 CHEVY Station wagon $295 61 CHEVY door 55 FORD Station wagon $199 LET US SELL CAR FOR YOU.

small brokerage fee and assume monthly payments. AUTO BROKERS 439 Montgomery St. 263-3839 A CLEAN USED CAR To Buy or Sell. See: DOUG HALLMAN MOTOR CO. 671 S.

Court 269-2335 69 EL CAMNO, loaded FOR FORD ton Pick-UD. CHEVROLET Needs transmission repair, 66 TEMPEST, Sport $675 Smith Auto Parts, Inc. 1660 N. Ripley JOE SMITH 264-2421 ALL AIR POWER 69 Chrysler $2595 State Plane Crash Kills 2 while former Jr. members with Poole years four- will waiting as long as he did to drop the rate," Sparkman said.

"I hope he doesn't tarry as long this time." Romney also was in Houston for the home bullder's convention, and he said he knew of no plans to further reduce FHA and VA interest rates beyond last week's drop. Romney told delegates to the convention that exorbitant costs, particularly for construction wages, are the primary deterrent to a sharp increase in home building. Sparkman also hit at rising costs in housing. "For the first time in many years, things look ripe for a great takeoff in Houston," he said. But the pace will be impossible, unless interest rates and other housing costs such as construction and labor costs are kept to a reasonable level, he said.

Eddie Lee Adams; two brothers, Mose and Freddie D. Eaves; and other relatives. CALLOWAY, Percy Bernurd, of 559 Smythe Circle, died in Atlanta, Georgia. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday from Ross-Clayton's Chapel.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Clementine Calloway; one son, Michael Calloway; his mother, Mrs. Hattie Phillip, his father, Percy Calloway, two brothers, Percy Calloway Jr. and Grant Phillips; four sisters, Mrs. Dorothy G.

Calloway Gladney, Miss Marie Calloway, Netie Phillip and Letie Phillip; grandmothers, Mrs. Sophie Lewis and Mrs. Rosa Butler; a grandfather, Frank Lewis; four uncles; a great-grandmother; and other relatives and friends. Jones Goodman WETUMPKA PINER, Mrs. Gracie, 43, of Rt.

2, Tallassee. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday from Flat Rock Baptist Church with the Rev. H. H.

Williams officiating. Burial will be In the Oak Valley Cemetery with Jones and Goodman Suneral Home directing. Survivors Include her husband, Aldrick Piner, Tallassee; three daughters. Miss Dorothy Piner, Tallassee, Mrs. Mary Skipper, Dayton, Ohio, and Miss Martha J.

Piner, Tallassee; two sisters, Mrs. Ozella Hicks, Tallassee, and Mrs. Mary C. Gibson, New York; six Zack and Fred Buchanan, both of Tallahassee, Isaac, Tommy, John and Ruly Buchanan, alt of New York; two grandchildren; two aunts; two uncles; one son-in-law: 11 brothers-inlaw; a mother-In-law and father-In-law: four sisters-In-law; 20 nieces; and 19 nephews. The body will Ile in state at the church from 1:30 p.m.

until the funeral hour. Burton TUSKEGEE LIGON, Willie, 60, of Rt. 2 Box 208 Opellka, died at his home Friday morning. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday from the AME Zion-At-TheHill Church with the Rev.

Robert Devose officiating. Burial will be in the churchyard cemetery with Burton Funeral Home directing. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Bessie Ligon, Society Hill; two daughters, Miss Katherine Ligon, Societv Hill, and Miss Betty Jean Ligon, Atlanta, sons, Lonnie Ligon, Kansas, L. C.

Ligon, Phenix City, Milton Ligon, Columbus, Ralph Ligon and John H. Ligon, both of Atlanta, Ga.r Wilite Ligon Bronx, N.Y., Sgt. Mai D. Ligon, U.S. Army, Germany, Albert Ligon and Jerome Ligon, both of Society Hill, and Ike C.

Ligon, Los Angeles, two brothers, Jock Ligon, Hurtsboro, and B. Ligon, East Chicago, Indiana; six daughters-inlaw: 12 grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends. Corbitt's TUSKEGEE RUFF, Herbert 49, died accidentally Monday morning in Notasulga at his farm. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Corbitt Funeral Home. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs.

Pauline Ruff, Notasuiga; two sons. Jimmie Ruff, U.S. Army and David Ruff. Notasuiga; three daughters, Mrs. George Tinsley, Miss Cindy and Debby Ruff, all of Notasuiga; two brothers.

Robert and Brewer Ruff, both of Notasuiga; four sisters, Mrs. Lorine TALLADEGA, Ala. (AP) Two Georgia men have been killed in the crash of their light plane on Cheaha Mountain a heavily wooded section of Talladega National Forest, authorities reported today. The victims were I. B.

Davis, a casket manufacturer, and his employe, Robert T. Crabb, both of Americus, Ga. Two pulpwood cutters told authorities they saw the twinengine aircraft disappear into a cloud bank which was hanging low over the mountain. A few minutes later, they said, they heard an explosion. The wood cutters said the explosion 0C- curred at about 2 p.m.

Monday. Members of the Clay County Rescue Squad located the downed plane in a remote section of the forest Monday night. The two men had left Americus early Monday bound for Anniston, according to Ralph Kiker, airport operator at Americus. He said Crabb was the pilot for flight but that both men had pilots' licenses. Davis reportedly had business interests in the Anniston area.

Exemption Bill LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) State Rep. Leroy Blankenship introduced a bill Monday in the Arkansas House to exempt from state sales tax flags of the United States and Arkansas, apple pie and "aprons to be worn exclusively by mothers and-or grandmothers." Allen, Sylacauga, Mrs. W. B.

Roundtree, Montgomery, Mrs. Joe Stevensen, Chattanooga, and Mrs. Elba Ruff, Orangelake, Fla. ting. Burial was in Cemetery Annex.

Survivors include her husband, W. H. Young, Montgomery; one son, Ollie Cain, British Honduras; and one brother, Joe McSweeney, Mobile. Pallbearers were Owen Courtney, T. F.

Skinner, Charles Becker, E. J. Marcinowskl, James Schroder and John Starr White Chapel is directing. PITTMAN, Donald Ray, 30, 0 resident of Coosada Ferry Road, died unexpectedly at 6:15 a.m. Saturday.

Services were from the Open Acres Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev. Carmen Parrish officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery, White Chapel directing. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Willodean Pittman, Montgomery; his mother, Mrs. Beatrice Cullpepper, Montgomery; three sons, Ricky Pittman, Danny Pittman and David Pittman, all of Montgomery; one daughter, Cathy Pittman Montgomery; one brother, James E. Pittman, Okinawa; and one sister, Mrs. Barbara Allred, Montgomery. WEISENBURGH, Charles Edmond, 85.

Services were from the Church of the Ascension at 3:30 p.m. Monday with the Rev. Mark Waldo officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery, White Chapel directing. Pallbearers were GIll Shackelford, Warren Rittenour, Charles Lamphier, Frank Grove John Shaffer, Dave Wood and Melvin Evans.

FINLAY, Miss Minnie Ida. Services were from the Pollard Methodist Church at noon Monday with the Rev. Wallace Dismukes officiating. Burial was in the Pollard Cemetery, White Chapel Pallbearers were Louis M. Finlay A.

Lane Brislin, John David Finlay Paul Owens, Richard Finlay and William A. Finlay, SAMUEL, T. Leslie, a resident of 300 Richmond Road and of Montgomery for 72 years, died In a local hospital at 4:30 p.m. Sunday after an extended illness. Graveside services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at Greenwood Cemetery, White Chapel is directing, with the Rev. William Dudley and the Donald Grahom officiating. The family requests the omission of flowers. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Jeanette E.

Samuel; one son, T. Leslie Samuel Jr. Montgomery; two grandsons, T. Leslie Samuel 111, Monmouth, N. J.

and Franklin Samuel, Montgomery: two granddaughters. Mrs. Lester Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Miss Laurel Samcel, Montgomery; two nieces, Mrs. Guy Waller and Missi Sandra Waller. MEMORY CHAPEL B.

R. Brooks M. N. Romeo CROUCH, Mrs. Daisy Gresham.

Services were from Leak-Memory Chapel at 2 p.m. Monday with Dr. Donald C. Graham officiating. Burial was In Greenwood Cemetery.

Pallbearers were B. W. Richbourg, Herbert Dowe, Bill Royal, Dr. Herbert Smith, Pat Patterson and Gayle Sherman. NELSON, Howard B.

61, a resident of 21 Stuart and a lifelong resident of Montgomery, died in a local hospital Monday after a brief Illness. Services were from Leak-Memory Chapel at 3 p.m. Tuesday with the Rev. Tommy Sinclair officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Mary Virginia Nelson; one son, Howard B. Nelson Opelika; one daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Wright, Jacksonville, one brother, J. Steve Nelson, Montgomery; one sister, Miss Lola Nelson, Montgomery; and several nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers were Luke L. Britton, J. Pete Brock, J. Purser Pugh, Walton B. Johnson, Lloyd M.

Bryant and Charles E. Dowd. Welch MONTGOMERY RODGERS, Fred 534 Smythe Curve, died Sunday at a local nursing home. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Rodgers, Montgomery; three daughters.

Mrs. Ardella Hoyle, Montgomery, Mrs. Emaster Gray, Compton, and Mrs. Lou Goggan, Detroit, three sons, Jack Rodgers and Arthur James Rodgers, both of Gary, and Fred Rodgers Jr. Chicago, one brother, Sim Rodgers, Montgomery; six grandchildren including Mrs.

Marie Hoyle Seard, Washington, D.C.; six great-grandchildren; two great-greatgrandchildren; a host of nieces and nephews; and other relatives. He was a member of American Beauty Lodge No 858 and the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Welch Funeral Home is nouncing. Ross Clayton MONTGOMERY HAMPTON, Roosevelt, of Pike Road, died in a local hospital. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Wednesday from RossClayton's Chapel with the Rev. R. Parks officiating. Burial will be in Fannie Mathews Cemetery. Survivors Include his widow, Mrs.

Orada Hampton; four daughters, Misses Lorene, Gloria Jean, Annie Lee, and Betty Jean Hampton; two sons. Roosevelt Hampton Jr. and Lee Hampton; one aunt, Mrs. Ethel Mae London; one cousin, Mrs. Willle B.

Thomas; and other relatives. JORDAN, Mrs. Willie 3., of 1420 O'Connell died in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Ross-Clayton Funeral Home. Survivors include his mother, Mrs.

Gussie Starks; one son, Turner Jordan: two granddaughters, Misses Sandra and Lodilla Jordan; one niece, Mrs. Mary Alice Britton; two great-nieces, Voncile Gowdy, Washington, D.C., and Ingrid White, Chicago, a nephew Washington Britton; a step-sister, Mrs. Lillie B. Wyman; a daughter-in-law. Mrs.

Mary E. Jordan; and other relatives. She was a member of Hutchinson Street Baptist Church. EAVES, James or 1521 Moses died at his home. Funeral arrangements will be announced by RossClayton Funeral Home.

He was member of Union Academy Baptist Church. Survivors Include his widow. Mrs. Rochell Eaves; four daughters. Mrs.

Mattie Louis King, Miss Mildred Eaves, Mrs. Katie M. Brown and Miss Carolyn Eaves; two sons. Eddie E. Eaves and Fred D.

Eaves; four sisters, Miss Johnnie M. Eaves, Miss Emma Mrs. Louise Boyd and Mrs. HOWE, Fox, 70, died Sunday at 6 p.m. in a Tuskegee Nursing Home.

Services were Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. from the First Baptist Church In Tuskegee with the Rev. James H. Butler officiating. Burial was in Tuskegee Cemetery, Corbitt Funeral Home directing.

Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Elma Griffith Howe, Tuskegee; four daughters, Mrs. May Leila Farrell, Birmingham; Mrs. Betty Fox Vail, Fairfax, Mrs. Barbara McLean, Huntsville; Mrs.

Sara Grimsley, Tallassee; 10 grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Eugenia H. Bridges, Montgomery, several nieces and nephews. Active pallbearers were George Jackson, J. B.

Crewnshaw, Tall Flowers, Ed Wilcoxson 111, Tom Spence, Tommy Tucker, Jim Eason and Paul Wildes. Honorary pallbearers were Bill Moore, Vernon Walton, Felix Creighton, Eldon Blake, Cliff Edwards, Bill Beall, Eldon Blake, Cliff Edwards, Bill Beall, Jack Bolling, Cliff Oswalt, Richard Lightfoot Jr. Billy Hare, Joe Edwards, J. T. Daniels Ed Wilcoxson Harold Hendon, George Boles and B.

A. Baltzer, and Dr. Robert H. Storey. Patterson Williams AUBURN JONES, Mrs.

Kattle died Jan. 11 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Jones, 1048 Zellers Auburn. Services were Sunday at 3 p.m. from the Bell Baptist Church with the Rev.

E. W. Ellis officiating. Burial was in the Baptist Hill Cemetery, Survivors Include a daughter; 10 stepchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Annie McCray, Tuskegee and Mary L.

Thenve, Atlanta, two brothers, Will Perry, Gary, and Taylor L. Perry, Auburn; son-In-law, Bishop Jones, Auburn; seven grandchildren, 22 greatgrandchildren and other relatives. Johnson GEORGIANA LEE, Mrs. Emma 74, of McKenzie, RI. 1, died Sunday in an Andalusia hospital.

Services were at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Bushfield Primitive Baptist Church with Elder Herman Hyde officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Johnson Funeral Home directing. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Ida Lee.

Pritchard, and Mrs. Gracie Mcintyre, Rt. 1, McKenzie; two brothers, Hill Paulk, RI. 2, Red Level, and Paulk, Rt. 1, McKenzie; two sisters, Mrs.

Callie Lee, Red Level, and Mrs. Mollie Lee, Rt. 1, McKenzie; one halfsister, Mrs. Lena Lowery, Maylene: and three half-brothers, Hubert Paulk, J. D.

Paulk and Demon Paulk all of Bessemer. STUART, Jasper 91. of McKenzie, died Sunday in a Georgiana hospital. Services were at 10 a.m. Tuesday Capitol Floral Co 265-0521 910 Adams.