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WfllVl HI BIRMINQHAM NIW9 SATURDAY, NOVIMBM 1SS 'eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee HENRY ANNOUNCEMENTS eeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeaeeeee By Carl Anderson ANNOUNCEMENTS MATHS MATH McMAHEN. Mrs. Jennie. past at a loci brother, The Birmingham News Post-Herald WANT AD RATES EFFECTIVE. JUNE 1958 SUPERSEDING ALL PREVIOUS RATE CARDS ALLEN, Mr.

Jame Edward, axe 44, of 3019 Crestlake, South Pasadena. Calif. formerly of Bham, passed away Wednesday In Chtoagb, 111. Survived by his wife. Mrs.

Ruth Holland Alton; 8 sons. James E. Alien Jr. iri Grover Cleveland Brown-Service, 133 Alraeda Thursday p.m. 8urvtvedby one i'sw: isstt, Funeral services 3 p.m.

At Chapel fflciat- Norwood with the RevV Ralph Jolly official Pasadena: par Interment, Elmwood lax. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland E. Bham: Mrs.

Chattanooga; 8 SsSrS from rJ Dr. orary Phi. bama, Auburn and Bhom Southern BrowtvServico, Norwood, directing. IS ex. Funeral mwood Cemetery, aEsKass Sigma PM of Ala- IN MIMORIAM eeeeeeesesseetefesseeeesee.

BARNE8 Margaret c.Treg Barnes, ago Our loved one has gone oa voyage On a beautiful ship called root Away from a world of sorrow of eternal "bliss." r. Peggy, a home We have onto away years Ived and IE deara To treasure through. But its sweetness That beautiful We love you. ut Its sweetni That beautifu love you, yes. our whole life But Jesus loved you more.

And he has sweetly coned you To yonder shining shore. will laat forever, nemory of you. wa lov Cam: two cans, Thomas R. Robert C. Camp, hath of Bham; father, J.

K. Camp al Dallas. three brothers, B. O. Camp ef Birmingham, Z.

F. Atlanta, Thomas Camp. Dallas. three slaters, Mrs. Ivy Lee of MS.

Ste.SS tin of Smyrna. Ga. three grandchildren, Joy, Rodney and Leixh Camp: a number of nieces Going back to ABCs Board to junk 'newfangled' school grading system Wm: The golden gate was a gentle voice said, come! And with farewell unspekr You calmly entered FATHER. BROTHERS. FUNERAL NOTICES, CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIAMS LODGE NOTICES 14 lines or less flot $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $3.50 All over 14 lines per line 49c 53c 77c 65c Ropeot copy without change morning or evening must run next succeeding issue.

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win not bo liable for any eiror la advertisement to greater extent than the seat ef the epees occupied bp the Item In the advertisement. Cancellations gad Corrections The deadline for The Post-Herald Morning is 2 P.M. day before. TheNewa (toadline is P.M. day before.

Deadline For Inserting Adn Peek-Herald. 12 aeon dap bolero. The Nows 7 P.M. day before. PLOWIRS 4 EXPRESS THOUGHTS better than HORST'SFLOWERS and nephews.

Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. from the Hunter Street Baptist the Rev. Charles Bowies officiating, interment. Elmwood Cemrtery. Active pallbearers, C.

H. Gilley, P. W-Brown, C. F. Each Tw.

C. Williams. V. C. Robinson, W.

M. Newton. Honorary pallbearers will be Local Division No. 785. The will lie In state at the church from 1 p.m.

til time of. service. Jonns-Ridout's, 2110 S. 9th direct-inc. CHAPPELL.

Mr. Sam 31. of 3395 DeU Road, pataed away Saturday. 4:30 a.m., at the re" dence. He is survived by his Mrs.

Sam M. Chappell rars. asm m. uikeu ss, CRMETUY LOTS 1 ar- daughter, Lucll Arn Chappell; son, Sam M. Chappell III; Ms pa ents.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam M. Cha: ClltSi tut BIN Wtt -V. Votef to close Cane Creek School near Warrior because of the extremely small student body.

The pupils will bo aiuigned to Warrior schools, -j TURNED DOWN a request by a Jeacher who wrote that she should have been paid. for. the time she absent from school during a Jewish holiday. Agreed to pay salaries of substitute teachers who would take Over while the regular teachers attended a professional two-day seminar at their own expense. Approved the selling on a voluntary purchase basis of Civil Defense identification tags.

The tags are to be sold in the schools for 25 cents, plained that there are no nearby county facilities for the small community that abuts the city near Roebuck. The matter will be brought up again next semester, according to the board vote. Vetoed a request that an old school in New Castle bo repaired and re-opened for the benefit of children from that community who now attend the Fuitondaie School. Said it would consider a Bluff Park request for increased school facilities as one of the most critical needs if the board should receive extra money at the next session of the Legislature. Accepted a $49,190 bid for reconstruction of the Negro school at Brighton that was damaged by fire two months ago.

OAKLAND CEMETERY. For 11m tied time only, beautiful 4-grave ST 5-31 43f0rH A0559 nights A Sun! LOST ANB POUND 7 pell 1 sunt. Mrs. Francis Hare and other relatives, all of Blum. There wHl be graveside services and Interment in Elmwood Ceme- Roy.

Lee is-Ridouts a fi) the officiating. Johns directing. 8110 tth S. LOST, Pomeranian, female, brown, vicinity East Lake. Answers to "Lady." Reward.

FA 3-1530, VE 6-2877. LOBT, glasses, shell rim, downtown business section. Reward. TR 9-9008. i Instruction Nos.

59 to 81 Livestock Nos. 62 to 85 Merchandise Nos. 06 to 03 Room and Board Nos. 04 to 90 Real Estate for Rent 91 to 97 Announcement Nos. 1 to 0A Automobile Noe.

II to ISA Business Service Nos. 16 to 42B Employment Nos. 43 to 51 Financial Nos. 52 to 58 DINNER RING. 27 diamonds, lost in Morrisons Cafeteria rest room Wednesday around 3:30 p.m.

Very liberal reward. ST 7-4596. PERSONALS Finds victims' bodies COOPEB. William Beniamin, age 65, of 1577 Cooper HiU Bham 10, passed away Friday a.m. at his residence.

Survived by his wife, Mrs. Helen Cooper: 1 son, Robert H. Cooper: 4 grandchildren 3 brothers. Frank Cooper of Shady-side, Pete Cooper and J. W.

Cooper both of Bham: 5 sisters, Mrs. E. G. Fallln, Mrs. Ed Underwood, Mrs.

John Outlaw, Mrs. O. B. Kennedy all of Bham. Mrs.

Bill Brogdon of Panama City. a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral srvices will be held Sunday 3 P.m. at Roebuck Chapel, the Rev. Otis Morgan and the Rev.

Maas Wheatley officiating. Interment Jefferson Memorial Gardena, active pallbearers will be the nephews, honorary pallbearers will be the Masonic Lodge No. 55, Woodlawn, Rid outs Brown-Service Roebuck Chapel directing. TREE WORK of any nature. GOOD JOB.

FAIR PRICE G. O. LAWLEY. FA 4-1015 4: Si Real Estate for Sale 97A to 109 THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS COMPANY 4TH NORTH AT 22ND STREET Adtokers FA 4-767 Hours 8:00 A.M. to 7 P.M.

Daily Sunday 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. WILL KEEP children, age 6 wkt to 3 yrs. for working mothers, in my home. 1873 Fulton S.

W. Phone ST 7-2831. Rapist faces probe in other deaths FOR FAST and efficient TV and radio repairs of all kinds roason-lUy priced. Irdndala TV Center, Is AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES TYPING in my home or hand ad-dreasing and Christmas cards. Pick up and deliver.

VE 3-5263. AUTOS TOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALS II 11 DAVIS. Delmar Dean, age II, of 2200 4th Leeds. passed away Thursday p.m. at local hospital.

Survived by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Davis; 2 brothers, Donald and DUlard Davis: MASS SUPERB UFHOLSTEBING. Reasonable. Terms.

ST 6-5741; LY 2-5516: TR 9-9042. FORD. 56 Fairlane. 2-door sedan, -cylinder, radio, heater, automatic transmission. Low mileage, si.

295. 1205 N. 19th St. FA 2-0379. CADILLAC 57 "62" coupe, full power, factory air conditioned, low mileage.

Just like new. see te appreciate. WYATT MOTOR CO. The report card marking system used for the past two in Jefferson County schools for fourth, fifth and sixth grades will be abolished after the next grading period. 'Grading similar to that used in the upper classes will bo utilized instead.

This was decided by the Jefferson County School Board Friday after the members reviewed a complaint submitted by the Jefferson County Classroom Teachers Assn. The system that was put Into effect for the three classes two years ago contained both a progress report and percentages grades, according to I. F. Simmons, school superintendent. The system to be used in the future is based on the more commonly used 8, given as marks to students in grades seven through 12, he said.

The complaint that caused the overthrow of the two-year-old system was the teacher belief that it caused confusion in trying to mark the student two different ways. DR. SIMMONS explained the problem in terms of the duller student who was making a tremendous effort in his work. He said the progress report would indicate that the was doing a good Job for his own capabilities. But, he pointed out, when 'the pupil also was graded on a percentage based on the dver-all achievement of the class he would not fare so well.

This could lead to confusion as to exactly what the pupil was accomplishing in school, the superintendent pointed out. He said that a letter system vas used before the combined grading was put into effect two years ago. At that time marking was "based on E-excellent, G-good, and on down. He said that the. Installation of the new system had been the result of a study by a card committee comprised -of teachers, principals and superintendents.

BOARD yesterday -unanimously voted to place the marking system on a basis Similar to that used in the upper grades. In other actions the school Jqard: Agreed temporarily to pay -a charge the city school system is placing on children in the Oakville community who attend a city high school. School board members ey- KOD "V-F FOR EXPERT LANDSCAPING, GRASS PLANTING, cleaning leaves, call Jimmy. ST 7-9012. Customline 2-door, standard neater, white tires.

$493. 1 sister, Mrs. Joyce Green, all of Leeds, nieces and nephews. Funeral services Sat. 1:30 p.m.

at Leeds First Baptist. Church with Rev. T. L. Collins officiating.

Interment Pleasant Grove Cemetery (Shelby County). Active pallbearer Clifford Leroy Isbell, E. Fr Davis, Bobby Noah, Bobbie Mike Satterwhite, Norwood directing. Dearer. Furron Jle and Brown-Service LY 2-6379 4732 1st N.

VULCAN WILL board elderly ladies la my home, 3 wholesome meals per day, laundry and loving care. AL 2-6065, LINCOLN-MERCURY FA 3-4691 Cor. 7th Ava. A 20th 8. CADILLAC 59, hard top coupe factory, air-conditioned.

Alpine white, driven 2,900 miles. New car war- LIbAraCTRADE AND TERMS Dud Robinson Motors 2030 3rd 8. FA 2-8411 WE HAVE Leeches and Hoyal Jelly Capsules all the time Prescriptions filled at reasonable prices. BOB HARBIN PHARMACY 314 South 20th Street FORD 57 Country eedan station wagon, 9 passenger. Fordometic transmission, radio, heater, power steering, 2 tone green, whitewall tires.

miles. 8250 down gnee easy payments. HA 8-3732, ask Bob Henry AVE VACANCIES for male or female patients. East Lake Nursing Home. 7116 1st N.

WO 1-8997 GARY EXTERMINATING CO. HOLMES. Mr. Addison Lee, ago SI. of 1325 18th passed away Friday p.m.

Survived by hia mother, Mrs. A. L. Holmes Sr of BTiam; 1 brother, Mr. Stewart Holmes of Bham; 1 sister, Mrs.

P. S. Guthrie of Noxon. and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Sunday.

2 p.m.. from Ridouta Valley Chapel, Dr. J. Herndon McCain officiating. Interment Elmwood Cemetery.

Ridout Valley Chapel directing. rigl crl SPE ON. MORELLO NURSERY SCHOOL Licensed, age 2 to 6. 95X3 West Roebuck Hglds. VE 3-2510 FORD, 1954, 4-door Custom.

6-cyl-lnder, clean. Good motor and tires, heater, radio, -undercoated, tinted lass, windshield washers. A good iuy for 9095. See or call original owner, H. Z.

Dye. at Arlington 50-Minit Cleaners, 1 Cotton S.W. FA 3-3013. Nights and Sun. ST7-3677.

FORD. 58 V-8 Fairlane, clean. Sacrifice. Original owner must sell. Radio, heater, power equipment.

Call Mrs. Roden. VE 3-0819. TR 1-7341 CADILLAC 58 SEDAN DE VILLE FULLY EQUIPPED DRIVEABLE "A Beauty to Rebuild" Harry Jaffe Auto Parts 2901 N. 5th Ave.

AL 1-4139 CHEVROLET. 55 4-doer, 6-cylinder, standard transmission, new tags. Cheap. 1949 CMC ton stake. ST 1-1409.

AAA Driving Lessons Safe dual control cara. Call for Appointment. FA 3-4491. CROW, AL 1-8383 Rents modern hospital beds wheelchairs and furniture FORD V-8. 1955.

2-door Victoria, radio, heater. Take up notes. VI 1-4936. LOS ANGELES, Nov. Harvey Glatman, 30, rapist-strangler of three young women, faces questioning in the unsolved throttling of three other Los Angeles-area women.

But he says: "Im In as deep as I can get There isnt anything worse can happen to me. And of Californias method of execution: I guess they can only give me one shot of gas. POLICE FRIDAY brought the mousy, bat-eared television repairman here 40 miles from Santa Ana, near where he was arrested Monday night. A highway patrolman happened by on a motorcycle as Glatman struggled beside a car with his fourth intended victim, Lorraine Vigil, 28, a model like two of his three victims. Before dawn Friday Glatman led detectives to the skeletons of two of them Mrs.

Shirley Ann Bridgeford, 24, divorcee he dated through a lonely hearts club, and Miss Ruth Rita Mercado, 24, model and dancer. The remains of both lay 26 miles apart in a remote, sandy area east of San Diego. A body found in adjoining Riverside County last December is believed to be that of his third victim, Mrs. Judy Ann Dull, 19. Glatman told investigators he raped all three and strangled them with a five-foot length of sash cord.

POLICE SAID Glatman will be questioned in the slayings of Marjorie Hipperson, 24, a nurse found strangled with a stocking in her Los Angeles apartment June 10, 1957, and Mrs. Ruth Goldsmith, 50, ehoked with a stocking in her apartment April 5 that year. Lt. C. W.

McGowan of the sheriffs homicide division said we are by no means satisfied Glatman is not the killer of Mrs. Jean Ellroy, 43, El Monte nurse strangled with cotton rope and a stocking in bushes bordering a school playground last July 15. Shortly after denying knowing of this killing, Glatman confessed the others Thursday. AFTER BEING booked in the downtown police building here on suspicion of murder, Glatman Friday night wolfed his first solid meal in 24 hours frankfurters, corn, French apple pie, ice cream. I really didnt like to kill, he told a newsman.

I didnt have that urge. It was just that I got past that point of no return. I was afraid theyd Identify me. Well, not meN because nobody had my picture out here, the New York and Colorado exconvict added. But the car.

Theyd make that. WHY DID HE USE a rope when he had a pistol? Ever since I was a child, I have been fascinated by rope. It seems as if I always had a piece of rope in my hands. He remarked: It's my mother. I really feel sorry, for her.

This is going to bo harder on her than on me. Mrs. A. H. Glatman, 69, Denver, sobbed on learning of her sons arrest: "Oh, my God in heaven! Not my boy! Not my boy! He was always so good.

He never hurt anybody. HUGHES. The Rev. Arthur Em-mitt, age 81: of 1714 Pike Ensley, passed away Wednesday a.m. In Shreveport, La.

He is survived by Ms wife, Mrs. Helen B. Hughes of Birmingham; two. sisters. Mrs.

May Brooks an! Mrs. Odessa Kraft; two brothers, A. Morgan and Robert Hughes, all of California; a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held 2:30 p.m. from the Earnest Methodist Church (Conconl), the Rev.

George A. Rice officiating. Interment, Oakland Cemetery (Birmingham). Active pallbearers, J. B.

Blatzer, Barrett McRee. El-wood Martin. Lee Masters, Grady Kuykendoll, O. W. Coggins.

Johns-Ridonts. 2116 S. 8th directing. FORD, '55 station sedan, radio, heater. Fordomatic, W.

W. tires, tow mileage. 1,475. LY 2-2088. PHOTO FINISHING, work guaranteed.

8 exposure rolls. 40c: 12 exposure. 60c. We sell all kinds of films, write for mailers and com- lete price list. ervica Photo P.

O. Box 822 Bham, 1. Ala. INSURANCE S-A teeeeeeeereeteereeeeeeeeeea FORD. '53 2-door, radio, heater, overdrive, '53 rebuilt Mercury en- fine.

New paint. $325. 1008 84th. and 1004 N. 81st PI.

CHEVROLET 56, Station Wagon. 2-door. 210, heater, two-tone. Clean. Or will trade.

ST 8-5507. in Birmingham area accidents A 27-year-old Southern Bell Telephone operator was injured Friday night on High-: way 78 West, when her car apparently sideswiped another vehicle, according to Highway Patrql investigators. Mrs. Eugene Godsey, of 2109 lOth-pl, was reported in fair condition Saturday at Car-raway Methodist Hospital. Highway Patrol officers said Mrs.

Godsey car was going west near'Graysville when the accident happened. She was enroute to Haleyville to visit her mother. After the impact, Mrs. God-seys car ran off the road, down an embankment. Owner of the other car was listed, patrolmen said, as Enoch W.

Moore, of Cordova. But the driver of the car could not be located. SIX PERSONS were hurt in other accidents in the Birmingham district. Jimmy Dogett, 7, of 1219 24th-st, playing trick or treat, was struck by a car as he ran into the street to catch up with his companions. He was treated at Carraway Methodist Hospital.

A 6-year-old Negro child, Monica Anderson, 2427 17th-st, was struck by a car at 18th-st and 25th-av, n. She was treated at University Hospital. J. H. Anderson, 7, of 1913 Vanderbilt-rd, was treated at University Hospital for minor injuries suffered when hit by a car.

A WEST END woman and her small son were injured in a head-on collision of two cars at 2400 First-av, n. The injured were Mrs. Edwin H. Self, and her son, 22 months. Officers said a car driven by Gordon Reach, 34, of 721 Lomb-blvd, was on the wrong side of the street when It collided with the car driven by Self, 28, of 1248 18th-pl, sw.

Charles Crawford, 10, of Graysville, received treatment at University Hospital for injuries suffered when hit by- a car at Graysville. Widow of plane victim awarded $9500 by state MONTGOMERY, Alaw Nov. 1 (A) The widow of Hiram J. Bell, who was killed three months ago in the crash of a state-owned plane, has been awarded approximately $9500 by the state Board of Adjustment. Mrs.

Agnes Baggett, state auditor and a member of the board, said the award was in Une with the amount provided in the workmens compensation law. Bell, 27, was a pilot assigned to the state Planning and Industrial Development Board and had given- flying lessons to Gov. James E. Folsom'. He was killed July 30 while flying home alone near Atmore en route from Mobile to Montgomery.

EBSCO head. Periodical Sales both being sued Periodical Sales, division of EBSCO Industries of Birmingham and EBSCO president Elton B. Stephens are being sued in federal court here for allegedly inducing a former employee of Union Circulation of Atlanta, to break his contract with the firm. The suit filed by Union Circulation asks that TBSCO be forced to sever relations with Cecil T. Gay, its former employee, and others whom he induced to leave the firm to join Periodical Sales.

It also asks that Union Circulation be awarded compensatory damages for business which Gay transacted since he became associated with Periodical Sales. Gay, who now holds the title of president of Periodical Sales Division of EBSCO Industries formerly was a crew manager and stockholder of Union Circulation according to the suit. It alleges Gay sold his stock back to the stockholders and, after being released by the firm for disloyalty, was under a two year contract not to cojnpete with the firm. PUCE 2-door, radio. Individual must CHEVROLET, heater, like lie.

sell. Phone ST 5-2007. 31. like new. FORD, '50 club coupe, with '55 Ford motorjg26o.

1712 N. 26th St. DRIVERS LICENSE SUSPENDED? FORD SO. Radio, heater, straight shut; 33 motor. Good condition.

430. VI 1-4993. 4132 49th Ter race, N. S. R.

22' AUTO. FIRE. HOSPITAL CONVENIENT TERMS Day or Night ST 6-1493 CHEVROLET 5 4-door Bel Air, Powergllde. new tires, 1 owner, extra clean reduced to WYATT MOTOR CO. 4732 1st LY2-837 CHEVROLET.

1954, Bel Air spert ipe, Powergllde, radiq, heater. KEEL, Robert Joseph. age 28, of 200 Lexington Wylam. passed away Friday a.m. at a local infirmary.

Survived by the wife, Mrs. Carolyn C. Keel; 1 daughter, Carol Linda Keel; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Keel 1 brother. Jerry L. Keel. Funeral service Sunday. 3 p.m., from Martin Memorial Methodist Church, the Rev.

J- Robert Westbrook, the Rev. Tilford Junkins and the Rev. Robert Bugg officiating, lntertnent Oakland Cemetery. Active pallbearers: Jick Brown. Cecil Brown, Howard Graham, John Coleman Jack Barr.

Ed Coleman. Angwin-Service directing. FORD, 1958 Country Sedan station wagon, 6-passenger, white sidewalls. Fordomatic. radio, heater, Btylewne paint.

$265 down or old car. payments 973.30 mo. Joe Canary, FA 2-3671. or TR 9-6490. AUTOMOBILES SS4 11 AUTOS FOR SALE whitewall tires.

Clean as new inside and out. Phone LY 2-2766. Owner. BUICK. 51.

motor for axle. AL 2-3057. FORD, new 1958, 16 to choose from, 500 Victorias, 500 Clubs, Fordomatic, radio, heater, white sidewalls, Styletone paint, $295 down or old car. Payments $76.60 FA 2-3671 mo. Joe Canary, 2-door, radio, heater, ood.

This is a clean vidual, ST 6-7235. '52 2- mechanically car. 8375. lndl BUICK. 50, 4-dr.

sedan. Radio heater, Dynaflow. new tag. Looks and runs good. 8295.

AL 2-9577. TR 9-6460. Mutual funds CHEVROLET 55, 150, radio, heater, low mileage, excellent condition $850. Owner Peacher HA 5-5261 or HA 5-1304 nights. BUICK 54 4-door Super, coat over 85,000.

A real bargain for sensible buyerr 81,495. LY 2-0272. FORD 30 sedan, take uver 6 notes $26.60. Finance Co. also his 12 other cars that must be sold.

See at STAR MOTORS, corner 14th St. A 2nd Ave. N. NEWS CHEVROLET, 52 2-door de luxe, radio, heater, new tires. 42.000 actual miles.

Extra clean, motor perfect. only $450. Individual. LY 2-2313. BUICK.

53 4-door Special. Radio, heater, automatic transmission. $525. 1205 N. 19th St.

FA 2-0579. KEEL. John Arnold Brooks, age 72 of 8244 1st passed away Friday morning at a local hospital. Survived by his wife, Mrs. J.

A. B. Keel; 1 sister. Mrs. Mary Taylor of Bham; 2 brothers, Dan T.

Keel of Oxford, Sam M. Keel of Holly Springs. a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Sunday 1:30 p.m. at Roebuck Chapel, Dr.

Landon Miller and Dr. Foster K. Gamble officiating, Interment Forest Hill Cemetery Active pallbearers: Sara pill-worth, John Stovall. Daniel Keel J. B.

Keel, Colin P. Johnson, Ed Bomar, Jim Barber, Neil Shepherd. Rtdout-s Brown-Service, Roebuck Chapel, directing. BUICK, 55 2-door hardtop Super. Radio, heater, automatic transmission, power steering, extra clean.

81.145. 8150 down. 1205 N. 19th St. FA 2-0579.

FORDS, the 19390 are rolling in. We have 6 1956 models that we'd like to move at aoma price before tills Saturday night. See or call Bob Patton. ST 1-2611; TR 1-7672, Rfg JIM SKINNER FORD 2109 Ave. E.

Ensley CHEVROLET '55 2-door, straight shift, radie, beater, 4 new tiros. Onto 8795. small down payment, 2 yrs. to pay. JACK'S 904 3rd West ST 7-4887 Boutwell says Legislature will correct docks 'abuses' DICKS, CHEVROLET.

CADILLACS, R-r-D-W Used Cars at bar tain prices. See at Drennen Motors ird S. and 20tb St. AL 1-5121 FORD 59 Fairlane 2-door, a sharp car, extra clean, $1,093. Easy terms.

Contact Tom Anderson. ST 1-3611. POST- CHEVROLET, 48 club coupe, good condition, new seat covers. 9175. 6900 47th Ave N.

LY 2-2357. CHEVROLET, Radio, heater, strah '57 4-door Bel Air I. ight transmission, BUICK, 1938. 2400 miles, V4 my equity and assume payments. HA 5-4888.

FORD 55 Fairlane "8" 4-door, auto Sres" lSa tood- BOB WHITE MOTORS 3918 Ave. E. Ensley ST 7-1061 yellow' and ivory finish. 21,000 actual miles. 1 owner.

$1,745. Easy terms. 1205 NlOth St. FA 2-0579. CHEVROLET, "54 4-door "219.

8-cylinder, radio, heater, automatic ransmlssion. Must sell. $1,143. 1205 M. 19th St.

FA 2-0579. BUICK Special hardtop 1953. au tomatic transmission. Good tires. Pretty yellow and black.

Onto 8495. Tef YARBROUGH0 MOTOR' CO. "Bhams Finest Independent 3018 N. 26th St. FA 4-0491 Aflfflsted mnd Am.

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Graham Moore, age 68. resident of Montgomery for eight years, (tied at his home in Montgomery; 1 son, Graham M. McTeer day. Surviving are the wife, Mrs, Mattie Patterson McTeer, of Mont gomery; 1 son, Grham M. McTeer, of Auburn, 1 sister.

Mrs. Ben C. Fraser, of Tampa. Fla. He is a graduate jrf Ore University of South Carolina.

1913. a veteran of World War 1. and employed by the Pearson, Tiddle and Narrows Architects of Montgomery. He was a former resident of Tallasee and Tuscaloosa. Alabama.

Graveside services will be held at Greenwood Cemetery, Montgomery. Saturday at 10:30 a.m., with the Rev. Paul Duf-fey officiating, with White Chapel directing. ON SEGREGATION, he said efforts must be continued not only to study this question, but the invasion of state rights by the federal government as well. He expressed hope a joint program can be arranged with other, states to work out the problem.

He predicted that any voting qualification law will find a sympathetic response at the next Legislature. There should be a voter registration Saw that, will prevent the registration of those not qualified to do so, he de- not qui CHEVROLET 50 2-door Fleetline, radio, heater, good running car. Needs body work and paint. 175. FA 3-5661, 9 to 5: AL 1-5503.

nights. FORD, 1956 2-dooi V-8. standard transmission. Radio, heater, white-wall Urea. A real powerhouse.

Only $165 down. WE FINANCE ANYONE OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. Jefferson Motors BUICK SPECIAL 4-door 1953, straight shift. Original black paint. '59 tags.

Runs and looks good. Only 8493. Terms to suit your purse. YARBROUGH MOTOR CO. Bbams Finest Independent 3018 26th St.

FA 4-0491 VSerlous abuses at the State Docks are going to be corrected by the next Legislature, Albert Boutwell, Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor, assured a Birmingham audience Friday. In a talk before the Birmingham Civitan Club, he praised the appointment of Earl McGowan as new docks director. Boutwell was proudly applauded when he made the remarks about the State Docks. It was the only time during his speech when he was interrupted by applause. He spoke at the Redmont Hotel.

Turning to education, Boutwell said, Too many local governments are failing to do their fair share. He also said the Legislature should aid cities by removing restrictions on their taxing powers. CHEVROLET 55 4-door. Power-glide. radio, heater, hia.

is outstanding condition for tha lew MOTOR SALE Ptvtoe ST6-3441 600 3rd North FA 4-0197 13.30 14.07 13.73 14.30 18.50 30.01 7.03 8.00 33.33 37.38 18.98 30.53 9.43 10.35 11.45 13.50 7.51 8.33 9.03 9.90 3.84 3.13 11.85 13.00 33.31 34.33 33.41 33.90 15.10 10.33 0.10 0.89 17.54 19.33 13.70 14.97 10.50 11.37 13.30 13.80 8.34 9.03 9.68 10.81 11.38 13.35 5.40 5.93 9.33 10.31 7.00 7.74 9.00 9.73 10.35 11.33 10.53 11.50 8.49 7.11 13.33 13.80 4.09 4.47 9.70 10.07 34.34 35.40 33.35 34.38 10.15 17.03 9.84 10.74 8.87 9.80 FORD 57 V-9. Automatic transmission. Car hist like new. 9150 flown. BUICK.

1956 4-door hardtop Special. Beautiful black and white rinish, beautiful Interior, radio, heater, automatic transmission, whitewall tires. See this on before you buy. Onto 91495. JY2Nm Jefferson Motors CHEVROLET, 58 Vg.

2-door. cayne, radio, heater. Clean. 91791. YOUNGBLOOD MOTORS clared.

FA 44)934 2230 3rd Ave. 8. MOORE. James Travis, age 31. of McDonald's Chapel, passed away Friday n.m.

at a local infirmary. Survived by the wife. Mrs. Flonell Moore; mother, Mrs. Florence Moore; 3 sisters.

Mrs. Nora Har-rieid. Mrs. Lucile Heriaud. Mrs.

Odelia Henderson; 4 brothers. Thomas. Marvin. Marshall Jr and Coy Moore; 1 half-brother, Melvin Partaln. Funeral services Monday.

2 p.m.. from the Southside Methodist Church in Oneonta. the Rev, Gilliland and the Rev. Payne offl-dating, interment New Liberty Cemetery, Oneonta. Angwin-Service directing.

FORD. 49 V-8 2-door, new paint and interior, heater, overdrive, 8185; Ford. 50 V-8 4-door. radio, heater, new paint and seat covers, 165. Both good condition.

Must sell one. ST 1-2467. Boutwell also said he thought the competitive bid bill will need to be strengthened and that a thorough check should be made of old age pensioners. FA 4-0157 600 3rd North CHEVROLET. (2) 1952s.

4-door deluxe's, both 1-owner cars. Extra CltftB. BARNETT CAR CO. 2319 3rd Ave. S.

AL 1-6579 FORD. 97. excellent condition, log mileage, will sell equity or take older model ear bank financed. WO 1-9877: BUICK 55. How about it will you buy a SPECIAL for the prlro of a small car? Dynaflow.

radio, beater, power steering. A solid car. 81,093 BOB WHITE MOTORS 3510 Ave. E. Ensley ST 7-1991 CHEVROLET.

transmission, rubber. An idea WEpFlNAN Architect named chairman of planning commission pomp tinted 53 Victoria, standard ahUt. windows, 9500. CaU VE 6-2724. Jefferson Motors Irian 900.

beautiful finish, original in- FA 441157 00 3rd North BUICK, 1955 2-door hardtop; 2 to choose from; 2-tone paint, radio, heater. automatic transmission, whitewall tires Your choice, only 9145 nFINArJcE ANYONR OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. Jefferson Motors Kuyutone Cast. K-S Cast. S-l systons Cast.

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13.50 13.74 17.18 10.74 11.37 13.41 13.0 14.31 10.30 11.31 11.99 13.97 11.79 13.81 13.57 13.59 13.03 18.01 11.41 13.34 8.94 4.31 7.89 8.03 5.88 8.43 8.98 8.78 0.70 7.33 13.34 13.33 9.04 9.80 11.87 13.08 7.48 8.14 10.55 11.47 11.50 13.57 15.91 17.3 0.08 7.38 5.31 5.96 7.98 8.39 13.94 14.97 PARKS, Mr. Clarence Lee. age 55 of 4720 North 74th Place, passed away Thursday at a local hospital. Me ia survived by 3 sona. C.

C. and C. M. Parks, all of Birmingham: 3 sisters, Mrs. H.

S. Moffett of Beaumont, Mrs. Irta Kernodle of Abilene. Mrs. Edd Reynolds of Birmingham, and a number of nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Sunday. 2 p.m.. from Brown-Service Norwood Chapel, interment Elmwood Cemetery, the Rev. Charles Cantrell officiating. Active mil-berer John Jackson.

James Ker-nodle. Edd Moxley. Paul Dah'ke. Bob Thompson and Emory Crews, Brown-Service. Norwood, directing.

if CHEVROLET. 1053 3-door Bel Air. Standard transmiaaton. radio, hea.t-er, good tiros, extra clean. Only 45' WE FINANCE ANYONE OPEN 9 P.M.

Jefferson Motors FORD. 1997 tertor finish. This La a one owner car with lew miles se: has all ANCfc ANYONE UNTIL 9 P.M. Jefferson Motors 600 3rd North FA 44)197 FORD 53 2 -door custom 9, radio, heater, overdrive, 3 tone blue, whitewall tires. 199 down.

12 payments Including Insurance and to-HA 8-3732. 345.33. torest. FA 44)157 600 3rd North FA 4-0157 600 3rd North CHRYSLExrr1957. 2-door hardtop New Yorker; sacrifice, II equipped.

Take up notes. ST 0921, '54 BUICK RIVIERA Search no more, here is the Bufek you have been looking for. It i red with' a white top and the paint is flawless. The interior is like new, equipped with Dynaflow. radio, heater, like new whitewall tires and other extras.

$995 BROWNELL PONTIAC '( vJ FORD '57 V-8 4-DOOR 300 I NOTICE ge tl MILES MOTOR MARKET 701 3RD WEST ST 5-5981 CHRYSLER. 58 Windsor. Ilk new. 26.000 actual miles. For 81.750 or trade, NO 4-4341.

CHRYSLER. 300-B (1954). radio, heater, power steering, power brakes, white walls. Ermine white. If you want a sports car feel, pms roominess and cenvenlence of a standard auto this Is tt, onto 92,150.

Call LY 2-5744. PATTILLO. Mrs. Nannie Hughe age 73. of 206 E.

Boundary R1 Montevallo. passed away Friday p.m. at a local hospital. Survived by 3 sisters, Mrs. E.

H. Fan and Mrs. Willie Hughes Tarpley. both of Bham; Mrs. A.

J. Wallace of Tampa. 1 brother. N. Hughes of Bham.

and several nieces and nephews Funeral services from Brown-Service Norwood Chapel Sunday, 3:30 p.m.. interment Oak Hill Cemetery, the Rev. William Todd and the Rev. Chest-mitt officiating. Brown-Service, Norwood.

directing. Local securities ST 1-2671 Ave. E. Ensley Bid Asked 70 CHRYSLER 'S3 4-door Wli luxe, power steering, radio, 9809 trade, terms. MAC'S M' ICK 53 Super 4-door, with Dynaflow, radio, heater and deep tread General tires.

A real value for onto t4fts BOB WHITE MOTORS 3510 Ave. E. EnSley ST 7-181 tor. RS. HENRY 31 2-door, 969 down, 12 notes, 922.46, Including Insurance and Interest.

HA 8-3722. Bob Henry. '57 4-door hardtop air, power steering and 1 to 2-3621. 2nd N. DE SOTO 31 4-door.

9173. g. FA 4-1071. ROBINSON. Mr.

Berry Harris, age 74, of 1023 Overton Tarrant passed awa.v Saturday a.m. at the residence. He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Eddie Bowdon Robinson; 2 daughters.

Mrs. Gale Irvin. Mrs. Arthur Lyons, both of Nelson Smith, Birmingham architect, has been named chairman of the Mountain Brook Planning Commission, succeeding Judge Whit Windham. The 48-year-old father of three has been a member of the commission and the Mountain Brook City Council since 1952.

NELSON BEGAN practice as an architect in 1937. He was appointed to the Red Mountain Tunnel Authority in 1955. He is a member of the St. Lukes Episcopal Church, past president of the Birmingham Art Club and the Birmingham Chapter of the American Institute of Architects. Union postpones strike on TWA KANSAS CITY, Nov.

1 (JPh-Machinists Friday postponed a strike against Trans World Airlines so they could vote on a new wage offer by the company. The strike had been scheduled to start Friday night. TWA said it was prepared to cease operations around the globe and furlough its 19,000 employes. Frank Heisler, an International official of the International Assn, of Machinists, said: If the members vote to accept the proposal by the com- BUICK 5 Special rdoor hardtop, adio. heater, Dynaflow.

solid black, like new Reduced to $1.496. WYATT MOTOR CO. Alabama Gat Alabama Fewar 4.30 ae Alabama Fawar 4.90 93 Avondale Mills 90 Calf Fewer 4.94 93 Btasre-Bandley 5 99 COMMON STOCK Alabama By-Produets 199 American Hart tags 7Vh American Marietta Ce 37 Andersen Eleetrie 7 Avondale MOb 17 mothers Fire A Marine 9 Fire A Cas. 15 in A Smelt am Trust 9 45 97 Gin Ivor Newsprint Security First National Bank DeSOTO '52. V-8, 4-door, good tiro and motor, extra clean mtorier.

automatic rad I beater. NELSON SMITH Gh port VE 3-7042. LY 2-6379 1732 1st N. to a DODGE 55, straight shirt, overdrive. radie.

heater, power and brakes air Urea. 9999. ST 8 TESTING 97 91 90 101 190 89 Hi 18 1, 1 om jft Net 10 07 ttb 714 3 1014 83 4314 Ola 514 3 87 1714 3lu Birmingham Nr ms PaklishsO la BIratlashsab Evenlas sag Seagay DMrtkaUr ef Th MraliDua Pest-Heralg anemias Saagat ESTABLISHED MARCH II. ISOS Akserkeg THE BIRMINGHAM LEOOER. Akserkeg THE BIRMINGHAM- AGE-HERALD.

I9t7 THE BIRMINGHAM NEWg COMPANY. Presrieters Batervg as SeceOg Class Matter at the BirieMgkaa Pestefftek. MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Aggress all raa aaaaicatlsas te The Blrnatashaai New, tide earth Avenue Nerth. Birnaiashaw. Aa.

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CARRIES AND MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES FOR THE EVENING NEWS. THE SUNDAY NEWS. AND MORNING POST-HERALD. Mearaias- Eveaalaas. Snaagsy.

I year. S4I.6CS SIO.Ms I SI. VI. week. Stic.

EreaUns aag snateay I year. SIS; SIS. 1 I St. 49; week. 50c.

Mambas a aag Sirngay. I year. Stei SIS; N.M; 1 ED9EL NOOU 7th FA4 Guaranty Savinas Amen Land A Cattle ertyNol sisters. Mrs. G.

E. McPherson of Chattanooga. and Mrs. Luna R. Wade of Washington.

D. C. 4 grandchildren 1 great-grandchild, and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday. 3 from Brown-Service Norwood Chapel, interment Jefferson Memorial Gardens, the Rev.

J. f. Crtm officiating. He was a member of (he Bqvlea Methodist Gnmb and Birmingham Fraternal Lodge No. 384.

and moved to Birmingham at the age of 19. Brown Service. Norwood, directing faiCTST 59 Mentoror tldoor. die. neater.

wOto ridewaU tiro pester jisanag. A real clean ear. sell at wholesale Price. aa nJcRCUBY. 1999 Montclair hard-' taps i to choose from.

These ml 1 1965. Country SSL. FORD tton waj T. Every now and teat the nulling power of these ada by chooe-iag a clean car and giving tt a price. This 1936 Butok coaver Is Spanish coral with a black The Interior is erigteal.

EquI with radio, heater. Dynaflow very good wb'tewall tiro. $1,445 BROWNELL PONTIAC 2900 Ave. Ensley ra- Handley Savinas Ufa yuhlie Ufa Owe Ska Mfa. Ox radio Industries Protective Life (new) Ga.

Natural Goa FORD 38 4-door Custom "V-T dio. heater. Fordomatic, white, like new. Reduced 15 30 ft IS pany, then is a settlement. If they vote to reject it, a new time for ihe strike will be set The union also has scheduled a strike to begin Monday against Eastern Air Lines, with negotiations still proceeding.

strike against Capitol Airlines is in its 17th day. Named Seal leader GREENVILLE, Nov. 1 Dr. Robert N. Bedsole has been chosen to direct the sale campaign of Christmas seals for the- Anti-Tuberculosis Assn.

The 1957 campaign was directed by Dr. Bedsole. in Airways Union WYATT 432 1st FORD 195, wagon. 9 cyL, 23, Uke now. TR 9-9479.

EN UNTIL Jefferson Motors Ufa Life Mat Mfa. bid asC from meml Security Dealer. bat are rial. They de not represent a ettans Mb sot represent actual are Intended as a asm CADILLAC, 49 4 door. 9350; 31 Chevrolet Station Wagon, bargain 9400.

Owner, AL 3-0911. CADILLAC 55 Coupe DeVUle, fill ndtttonad.il mileage car. beautiful 1-owanr, low mileage car. USE NEWS-POST-HERALD WANT ADS FA 4-6197 he'ai- I lid North MERCUBT S3.t week. Hr.

Mamins ar Evening eaaly. 1 year. SUJSSi SI SS.S9; I SI.39; week. sate. Seagar only.

I year. SUMS; 4 err RATES OH REQUEST comtiSsn. InAivlduaL 9T 9-2697. thin which id sold as boosht as roximaterane within wj WHOLESALE CAR CO. FORD.

91. good shape, private owner Radio, banter, atari sen. LY 2-3948 ST 1-191T. 9dsf securities have I lad tested By the "bid." 6899 1st N. 4.