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THE CHA'rrANOOGA TIMES: CHA'rrANOOGA TENN l'HIIIISpAY JUNE 1 1961 4" 4-' 4 4---1 6 -10 4 1 40 1 1141 404 hiot --4 000- o- II 4 THE CHATrAllOOGA 'TIMES CHATI'ANOOGA TENN THuaspAy 11INE 1 1961 3 7 ''M RULING IS ASKED ON 111-11AG STOOK iniTT TIT1 Tfl II1T7T1T ItillillitilbAblitil) TRUE BILIA NAMES 44 STREET JACKSON rfRIIEBI STREE Operator of Liquor Storey Bondsman Indicted on Charge of Bribery ACCUSED BY 'OFFICER Operator Bondsm Charg ACCUSED 'naturally Sp'ort MikDISONAIRE' 1 "NATURALLY YOURS by VARSITY-TOWN CLOTHES 4 II ek4 'Ilaturally Pm (Qa): i sr Sport 1 il A ---4: I Boma Fatten Asks Awifd of Damages Allegin Breach of Contrac -ri Boma Patten Asks Awa -1' of Damages i I 007 Breach of Contract i 4 sk1 i I 1 v' I -) i 4 01 A I ti 4 i 1 ttk 1 1 i 1 14 4 1 1 i'' IA 0 A A 1 ii 1 )0' 1 NA: 'a' 1 Iv I i )1' I A i' fil i I atm I V' 1 Tor -I'V" 'to "27 --T4 -m4 Davis Said $250 Offered Him in Presence of Hales on May 8 Davis Salt Him ir Hale mMimmtimmm William A Street 48 operator of a South Chattanooga liquor store and Clifford Jackson 44 professional bondsman and I retired Chattanooga policeman were indicted Wednesday on a bribery charge The true bill against the two men WU one of 22 retumed by t7-07: bribery charge The true bill gainst the two 1 i 1- a a -ia i'" men WU of 2 one -2 retumed by William A tor of a Sou uor store ei 44 pmfessil retired Chat were itidictl bribery chal The true Men WU on t' i 1 I iti It 11 ik ilt 2 pi 't i EDI VII fit I IN COLORFUL CHECKS AND PLAIDSARE COMFORT WONDER STYLE CLASSICS RFUL AND ARE IRT STYLE ICS IN COLORFUL CHECKS AND COMFORT WONDER STYLE CLASSICS 'N t- p- (Rome) Patten lias filed suit in chancery court for a Judi- icial ruling on several points relat- 1 ling to a stock disagreement within ithe RI-Jac Corp I Named defendants were Edward It Davis Jr and bonaid Davis Ibmthers Mrs Van Datis Seward 'their sister and a North Carolina resident: Robert Davis Sr a Florida resident and Jack Thompson who was identified in 1 the suit as escrow agent holding I tm three stock certificates in the corn- -7 4 The HI-Sac Corp as well as Pat- ten is a complainant in the case It is suing on behalf of itself and creditors who extended credit to the company after Sept 5 1958 the declaration explained Patten became a major stock- holder eihned1958 with proposal havini been Davis brothers the bill said The suit asks an award of 000 plus interest to the corporation for the use of Patten as recovery for money the declaration states was paid by him and an additional But 1961 Rate IsStill Far I 125000 as the balance on a guaranAhead of Previous Years ItY by Patten to American Nation But 1951 Rate IsStill Far11-25' as balance on a guaran- Ahead of Previous Years I ty by Patten to American Nation- ba suit hi chancery court for a Jud filed (Home) Patten i- icial ruling on several points relat- A ling to a stock disagreement within the HI-Jae Corp I Named defendants were Edward It Davis Jr and Donald Davis brothers Mrs Van Datis Seward 'their sister and a North Carolina resident Robert Davis Sr a 1 1 ThFlorida the oe em Thompson car ke ss certificates wi ed oh no 'w a sw arid agent gidei Identified the I ia holding (I I no Wm In A pany The HI-Jac Corp as well as Pat- ten is a complainant in the case It is suing on behalf of itself and creditors who extended credit to 1 fititlfi MI I i I li all 11 I I 1 1 l'-' I AV 44 L-- Av s' 9' -1 it- --T-t 1416 or----1 tha Hamilton County grantl 1 t-om(bw -a- 9111111616140t aiMillainlarliellIMINI0 Aninboo ft- jury ge In tts weekiy report to esti Photo tbs Keister Jud MAYOR SPEAKS LISTENLNG LEFT' TO RIGHT JOHNSON (IN WHITE) MOUL'i'ON TROST CHAPMAN) PINNE0 -Tillman Grant The bribery count grew out! -----f- of a report by Police Lt 111 I TODAY IS OPENING SOning Interchangel BA11)(11UPTCY LIST (Pete) Davis that Street who 1 owns Street's Corner Package I Store se2t5 03 Ot 01 tNiv lml aal gS ti no fe- OF BRAGGER DAYS -Dedicated by Road Chiell DECLINED IN MA) presence of Patrolman Jack presence of Patrolman Jack Spring Creek LIST Dedicated by Road Chiell DECLINED Ill MAY I 4 1 1 't ''u----Aismoomg 4J isinsei eau photo bcpmax Keister OST CHAPMAN) PINNE0 BANKRUPTCY LIST DECLINEIHIsi MAY the Hamill jury lit its Judge Tilln 00 4( 7:1 I 1 ltt -4 I r----A i a--- "T' Lti e' If Ti jL ill' ''-00-------0 fJ----- i Modisonoire's finer fabrics add elegance to light airy coolness There's extra richness to new olive blue golden- a grey hues Authentici but uncroemped natural as breathing modeling assures relaxing comfort t's finer elegance ry cool: extra lew olive a Authen- Icrarriped breath1g assures mfort finer fabrics add elegance to light airy cool- ness There's extra richness to new olive blue golden golden- a hues Authen tic but uncrampec natural as breath inegiamxiodelcionq assure relaxing Pay's three days later not1-172 Downtown Businesses tied City Judge Riley Graham! that it was Jackson who had Wilt Participate in told him that Street wanted to 4-Day Event talk with him at the whisky store a a MA li Inure $3750 Slacks co-ordinate hues $1595 rf 4 q1 44 i li' I -1-' -1 ii111141 14 flir! 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'ii 11x i Iti 1 iii ih ts '1 L-114 11 -a I 1 -h A1: vc $3750 1 lth to Slacks tit' co-ordinate 1 hues Ili! 1' I $1595 TA ii 44 tio i B3rHAL MINCH Mayor Olgiati and other leading citizens of the Chattanooga area were lauded for their work in the construction of the $3- million Spring Creek interchange at dedication ceremonies Recorded in Division al Bank as corporate indebted- Wednesday ness This segment of interstate Highway 75 was dedicated by Sought also in the declaration are There Vas a slight decline in treble ama ges for Patten bankruptcies filed in May overfrom Edward Davis for an al- river ermits total was inducement of Davie broth- Di the rate is still high in 1961ier to breach a contract between On Sale Today vith not a single month having iless than 100 new cases Ref- Edward Davis and Patten relating Ito stock voting eree Byron Pope said Wednes-I The Hi-Jac firm with offices in The issuance of Temtessee driv-I day 1St Elmo manufactures knitted 1 or er's licenses 1961-63 begins te-' ters for drinking glasses i The no filed includes alli coa ers ucenses tor 11K11-06 Degins The 110 filed includes alloasters tor ar mu" glasses' A Yours" Coats in SH 54911 2178 441 fours' tats e- 50 Lire nate 95 SH 54011 2173 le 441' Yours" Coats in SH 54911 2178 441 0 A total of 72 downtown firms'State Highway Commissioner' Seized 2 With Liquor I i ulton to the "safety are participating in Billy Brag -la Mc' The two incidents occurred beginriing today ndleecuritY economy and better- Dart a after Davis and Hales had ar- 1g ontinuin da merit of the nation" Friy Saturday rested two men in a pickup Top officials from all walks truck they followed from theland onday AStrauss pro- tot 42) iu gathered in a warm store to North Chattanooga 1 motion committee chairman of afternoon sun to hear Moulton Davis said 11 cases of whisky the Chattanooga Retail 11er- aa that Tennessee is "making were found in the truck chants Association reported splendid progress' in the con Judge a a dismissed Wednesday Istruction of its 1000 miles in charges of possessing whisky! All of the retail stores arelthe over-all 41000-mile nation for resale against the pair when onenng 8 pec 1 merehandloolwide interstate highv-ay sysAnt Attyi Gen values ome are givin away tem Moulton was the princi no Bowles said be could find at speaker Or the festive oc- the defendants' had vi Bragger Buttons and oth- o-tBilly melon sponsored by the translated iers are giving the new recrea-portation committtee of the Jackson's bonding privileges tion mips of ChickamaugsiChattanooga Chamber of Comb have been suspendod by CrImi- 'Lake The participating David Johnson State Highway Commissionerl Moulton to the "safety eecurity economy and better- ment of the nation" Top officials from all walks of life gathered in a warm afternoon sun to hear Moulton say that Tennessee is making "m- --1" eli A 4 vb I hn 0 thn Ant: Atty' Gen 'tem Moulton was the Pried- Bowles said he could find no 11- ea' a l'''''Y pal speaker for the festive Bragger Buttons and oth- oe- law the defendants' had vio-1BillY melon sponsored by the iers are giving the new recrea-portation cornmitttee of the Jackson's bonding privileges tion maps of Chamber of Com' have been suspended by CrImi- The participating stores'merce David day counties in the Chattanooga New licenses are available at and Winchester division of the Around Town the courthouse office of district ourt: An all-time Court Clerk David Ramsey high high was tstablished last and at the mein offices and when 120 newcases were ItsFM Abraham Feinstein and at the main offices and ue -Oka -atouazoLm-ta gao' March when 12e newcases werel Rabbi Abraham Feinstein Exclusively at CHardte St etri 1 Oh ate diiillommossmita CHardte Zit-laic vb monoolowollEmilloommems lob ammonommume a I Exclusively at Hardie Caudle Alfred Smith Mom Smith NV Tharpe 809 Market St 810 Brao'd St 'rharps Brao'd St I We'll lend you $60 to $2500 and more with 12 to 36 months to repay Easy-to-arrange loans on your signature auto or tientture and first and second mortgages on Real 'Estate Check This Chart for Some of Our 24-Month Loans mats )11 or farad 'Estate th Loans 8 0 50 $100 ONTIELI litSIENtS 80 50 $100 RECEIVE W8 rU OO $161280 $201600 CASII YOU MONTHLY RECEIVE PAYMENTS $20160 $10 $40320 $20 $60580 $30 1 A 1 1 I I A EffifilnifirkicE 804 Cherry AM 64141 Athensi 112 Jackson Harriman: 528 Roane Dayton: 229 Market 'MI tit MOtitY tuna EttrirEt? FitjA ritcE 414 111" 804 Cherry AM 6-8141 11 Athensi 112 Jackson Harriman: 528 Roane Dayton: 229 Market of branches of the America Nation-I Chattanooga attended the five- April lked bt trans-lal Hamilton National and Pioneericase ac one day series of dedicatory cere- ma mg h' 21 arc rec monies and religious convoca- Rams ord ey said Wednesday he has Thus far in 1961 a a 1 tions on the caMpus of Hebrew Joluisonemployed a special staff of clerks: 485 a i been 'Union College Jewish Institute nal-court JudsesGra and chairman were listed as follows: an rupc es have of Religion in Cincimiati to handle the issuance of some That too is a record Campbell Carden pending out-1 Ace Wall Paper and Paint' Motorcade Into City 100 filed 000 drivers' and chauffeurs' I Judge Frost and I come of the bribery count Bailey Music Co Buddy A ahit convertible carrying pm tapped recently erits during June The dead- While Ma sho ed -a decline James Bullinston of Chat- Defendants and charges in Dale Shop Boys' and Yoting line for getting a new license with in the number ior asesItanooga was ecentl IC rnisMoner Moulton Mayor! 'there were two mportant new cbusk other indictments of the grand Men's Shop Busch's Kredittoleati of the out an JulY a other driver's examination for membership in Spades me ss failures hich wound up in hiche Jury's report follow: 11ewelers Chattanooga Federal' oha-in st campus leadership- hon' vitamins ass or Savings and Loan Associationleb a tanooga Chamber Corn i The fee for renewing a driver's month HI preMdent the at Auburn University 1" bankruptcy court during th telli" relontou Ruth Brad 'Chattanooga Gas Co Chatta- merce ded mot into is It s- ie -0 a orcae lay alita Annie Ruth 8tanditer Lea' nooga Shoe Store -Children'sIt Applicants for a chauffeur 'a or Lacey Company ISliss Genevieve I st I a Sul-Carl Herman Coots Berman Minn Caldwell ISho Clark-Jones Music i istro I he it etched a eut a wid ribb the northern- 1 special chauffeurs license must The largest business failure Lansford daughter of Mr and across ventiersrat Clemone Bros the Den Cohen a4 present his credentials at Ram- was the Lucey Alloy ProductsMrs Lansford of 3214 Heard and Roy Co on evids's Diana Shop l'-' the recently com- sey's office Only driver's per -la business Cir received a bachelor ss i ted ntan tffiial Pan worthlests ch -t Miller 4 Eckerd ple i erch ge 's Drug Store mita are available at the banks 'was started more than a completion of the freeway seg Each applicant $3 half-lo a arts degree with the cite- Economy Aut Stores Inc eceiving and Cnntellint StOletti ly open the artery to traffic Vauchn alias Arnoldo The renewal fee on a chauffeur's century ago It wu adjudicated tion magn cum laude at grad a lEarlier Chapin had led the license 'bankrupt several days ago andluation exercises at King Col- inVaushn tint del env of i ust Contribuo inqu a I Shoes Edwards and Le- Vouch's' atlas Arnold Bran Effron's Fielding'' Chit- comp th 11 hot hi ave a small photograph m- 'ordered to file its schedule of tege Bristol Tenn Monday A and basecy Edward clats Vaughn idren's Shop Fields' of Chattalmen will a step that 11- ma self alien he applies for a new liabilities and assets A list of a a ssaid Drivine whsio undor influence et noose Floorcoverings I "Atlanta and Knoxville next-I permit creditors was filed with Merrill Grant Cole of Chatta- ttanstesnt--1ssie Gene a a I Fowler C- Oilman Paint'un(w neighbors eree Pope Wednesday and he nooga member of the graduat- Aare" hintman Viniatine liciPm Stores Grant Co Hardie Moulton a- former 'Cluttta: DEWS PLEADS GUILTY allowed another five days to ing class at Stetson University emslration law Iry citn siptcalt Caudle Hastings Co noogan said that many ItPg- complete the schedule TheDeLand Fla vitt receive- a Violatina state auto Jerry Jarvis Lesley Dana Mes-lHavertv Furniture Co Hendee-ments of the interstate high- IN SLAYING OF GIRL amount owed and the appraisal' fr reserve commis s--a second lagrivins on revoked 116nn Coleman House of Music way system are under con- of the companF assets are ye dieutenant-4 the US Army aim 1 Filler to make miles las ret Independent Paint and Glass struction from Bristol to Mem- James Dews 23-year-old auto to be filed Referee Pope and by-assigned to Army In- urn-- Herm two COUlliftt 1 Co Jacoway's Merfs Clothinglphis from Georgia to Ken- mechanic of 3402 St Elmo he has scheduled a meeting of itelligence ur I commencePubile OusotaiStore ittickyHe said the nation has pleaded guilty to Involuntary Lucey's creditors for June 15! iment ceremonies June 4 at Jack Jacobs Public Dobbs alias Kay Kressirlong a an Wednesday in the The other business fallurelgtetson University Dobbs land Co the Krystal Co Lane highway program" and thatshooting shoo of Ethel Craw 'during the month was StrahleI a a Four no-bills or acquittals ford Piano Co Lawrence Fur none of us need be of 1819 Old Wauhatchiet Johnson Supply Co 1300 Broad! June Whitlock Senators svill were in the report The list of Co the Leader Liggett to wket good highways mean Pike Street a wholesale plumbing and present her pupils in a dance no-bills: -'Drug St ore kout 111" too 1 A jury in Judge Campbell-heating supply company It was recital entitled The Beautiful Pelenictus Johnson Jr-iSporting Goods Co Love i Carden's court fixed punish-lorganized in 1938 see at the Brainerd High mans There are a million cars on Glenn i ment at one year in the peni-1 Ptime thefts-Martin 1 Mange Inc Martin -Thorrip America's highways and ex- i Both companies were brought School auditorium Saturday at Gassing sortlenn 4 'tentiary Dews was immediately 1 Allillait and smiahy- Co Ferrell Mason Florist perts project that within 10- into bankruptcy court by in- 8 'Davie May -Templeton Jewelers the be 11 ma paroled on pas ment co sears num will reach costs 'voluntary petitions After these a a a LIQUOR PRICES GO UP talcCmrv-IiicLellan Stores Co 100 million according to the 1 Att 7 Cu ti petitions were filed however Quinn Chapel )LIIE Chun' rossithe companies filed answers ad- will hold its third quarterly Miller Bros Co Moore King commissioner Ididltan en enot nnce not resist the 8 Raises Ranging to 3 Cents National Shirt Shop Osborn A band furnished by Must- insolvsncy and asking conference Saturday and Sun- He presented the i Furniture Co to be adjudged bankrupt Ref clay with Presiding Elder clans Local 80 and led by Jstate's case in a previous trial 1 Go Into Effect Today 1 Palmer Clothing IL Bails" la ng pyed at the dedica- a a which Dews was acquitted Reid and the eree Pope adjudged the Strahle- st Kingins The price of liquor will edge Payne Co Peacock 's Jewelers ti -hi I ted 1 I on a as approx on first- and second-degree mur- Supply Co bankrupt as speakers up a few cents here today svhen Peacock's-Elesav Jewelers mate 45 minutes Johnson 1 der mistrial was de- 1 1Wednesday I harges A mistr Da and vid Sizer Chamblis an increase in the city tax rate Penney Co Red Food rs- With the answer the plumb-1 Judge Carden because becomes effective who served as oater of eeee dared Stores ttwo stores participat- 'ing supply comTheodre Ellitt Rf Ch monies County Judge Jury could not agree on al pany filed a ose at- The increase from 3 per cent ing) Robineon's Ron Jewelry tanooga students at Webb of its liabilities and and i led 1 manslaughter sing ou ayor mans aug ter arge 1 Bell Buckle Tenn will of the retail price to 36 perCo Cafeteria Schroeder's assets These schedules Olgiati for his contributions to Miss Craw shot to death' cent was ratified by the Center Sears 'Roebuck ss was 1 That the cornpany's delstl 1 speakers at the ass night I the interstate systenvhere April 15 1960 when a rifle dis- Commission in April after Co Sherwin Williams co total $4254227 and its assets Program at the school this year the state Legislature passed en- rn i Southe Coach Lines Sterchi Mayor Speaks charged at Dews home Itotal $16400 that The 21: at unsecured legislation during its Bros Tess Co mayor spoke briefly said at the Grit trial that -and-Aooting' debts total $4027513 bank Miss Alms Katherine Raymo wasa ent last session- iThree Sisters Uncle SantLoan said this is a the" step in th gun fired wh at en the girl-grabbel loans total $222398 that the daughter of Mr ad Mrs Ches- Local liquor dealers said the OfficeViolet Camera Shonicompletion of the expressway barrel at he inventory value as of May Raymo 4106 Anderson Ave the attem ted to tax raise Will increase the Auto Supply CO syetern in and around Chatte- unload it Dw a id that itotaled $492550 at its ac-lis one of 163 seniors who' are retail price on a fifth from 2 tOWootworth Co gave credit to all s' receivable total $L441-ipreparing tograduate June 3 3 cents Pints will go up 1 to 21 the government agencies -with-' BOYS CLUB HERE TOPIC '33' stoCk-in-trade $492534tfrom Saint Mary's Callegei cents The price on half-pints COURSE IN ALGEBRA III out a-hose cooperation he said' I machinery and fixtures a4-'Notre Dame Ind She will re-1 will' remain the same or may it couldn't have been done OF NEWSPAPER STORY 023-5(1 ceive the bachelor of fine arts OPENS MONDAY AT CHSThe Spring Creek Interchange incirse not more than 1 cent 'I 1 Ities the system into two states The Boys -Clot a a I -of -Chatta- A special summer course two municipalities The noogai was the subject of a plc- GLENWOOD RESIDENTS I- a BURGLARS TAKE $185 1 The Lookout Council No 162 A ivBC LIQUOR STOR advance ill be offered at Chatta mathematics Algebra ter mumc i lit East Ridge CI11 s- state is Georgia the oth- ture story and a brief in last United PLAN PUBLIC Commercial Travelers of national edition of the America will meet Saturday at The ABC Liquor Store gi Chapin praised the mayor pa I 1noora Hi School' be magazine section of the New Residents of the Glenwood co a the council hall 404 Monday at ay ag a oo Max ax IL innin 'dt 8 MI :423 Broad St was burglarized tfor his "foresight vision A yout din de- York 1 munity will meet Friday at 8 p1m1Frazier Ave to hear reports sometime a I Wednesday I Vann who will teach the course termination and drive in mak- burro's a the Glenwood school to discuss from the recefit Grand Council eve a ed i morning according to a police: lansuir Wednesda I ling it (the interchange) a real teeth at the club playgroun proposed I zoning changes and meeting in Knoxville report- The course is designed forlit the subject pictures other bj ec th i Th th public issues affecting the 45 i 1 al 3 William Osovsk the owner se niors ho graduate this i Judge Frost said "we are i a 700 bo ys be tween ill Th ages public a scuss on short text explains that some community Brainerd Riwanis Club is reported to the detective de-i rin an4 who will need the grateful to yoa Mayor 01- fi bit di I Is beingwill celebrate its 15th ann1ver-1 7-1 partment that the thieves math credit for collegegiad for your progressive aiii and 18 years are Itsponsored by the Glenwood Gar sari Friday by honoring past away with $185 The store was ientrance Also it should attract tude relates that many a a res en lad ti Club Mrs Fred Quinn presidents and charter members: entered by breaking out a platejuniors who will be linable to Johnson in Introducing the indoor games to dash out an president of the club invites all'at the weekly luncheon meeting: glass window detectives re-Jake the course next term Vann See Pap Foureen Colmn Ns mascot enjoy a romp th th i attend at 12:15 at Brainerd Corn- club a ribs id en the area to a en th 'tu por ted said i land take part in the discussions imunity Center 1 i A 1 i A I 1 hit cents The price on if-pints' COURSE IN ALGEBRA Illtout whose cooperation be moil DUI bLuo nEnr will' remain the mme mayi (IF NEWSPAPFR m-echinery and fixtures 14--'Notre Dame bid She will re-I it rouldn't bay bppn doneI the bachelor of fine arts a vt 611o guy II tori I uriol 1-ne bpnng tTeeK interrna I- ngel I Ities the system into two states' The -Club -of Chatta- ei GLENWOOD RESIDENTS I BURGLAR TAKE 185 A spcial summer course inland two municipalities The neega was the subject of a plc 1 Tbe Lookout Council No 162' AT ABC LIQUOR STORE advanced mathematics Algebra' th state is Id th a' oth ture story and a- brief in laat PLAN PUBLIC MEETING United Commercial III will be offered at Chatta-le er municipality as Ridge 'Sunday's national edition of the America will meet i TrSaatlUerdleil ()f Saturday at I 1 er High School') The ABC Liquor Store Monday a Chapin praised the mayor magazine section of the New Residents 6'4'3 Broad St WW1 8 a Max for his "foresight ISIOn -fork de News II side is of the Glenwood co a the council ball 404 i munity will meet Friday at pmFrazier Ave to 8 bear reports Vann who will teach course A youth din at the Glenwood school to discuss from the recent Grand Council sometime a 1 Wednesday' 'Itermination and drive in mak- you evading a urm 'annouced Wednesday morning according to a polic in it I 1 interchange a real- 't the club la ound is proposed zoning changes and'meeUng in Knoxville 1 report- The course is designed rorlity i "the eet a playground subject of the picture!) Theother public issues affecting the 45 William Osovsky the owner seniors who graduate this' 1 Judge Frost said e'short text explains that some community The Club reported to the detective de- and who will need ed the grateful to you Mayor 01- boys between the ages of The public) discussion is beingwin celebrate its 15ih ehhiver! partznent that the thieves got eztra math credit for iH I nrnrromti km 17 and 18 years are members ltsponsored by the Glenwood Gar-laari Friday by honoring past away with S185 The More was'entrance Also it should attract toe '11'-- I that many a lad tires of den Club Must rs Fred Quinn QuinnIpresidents and charter members: ire a a I ee a indoor games to dash out an pesident of the club invites the wkly luncheon meeting glass entered by breaking out a plate juniors who will be Unable tot Johnson in introducing window detectives re-' tike the course next term Vann' I as oB 0 the enjoy a romp with the clubs residents of the area to attendat 12:15 at the Brainerd Corn- I id 1 See Page Fourteen Column Two ported 0 CO US land take part in the discussions Imunity Center 1 1 14) ON THE PRICE OF PRESCRIPTIONS --A fine new car IN not too expensive 4or the person who can afford it bicycle is too expensive for the person who Can't afford it person citn walk and get to his destination slowly 4 person can ride a bicycle and get to Ma destination somewhat futer person can drive his 1960 auto and get there very fast And so it is with sickness! You can get well very quickly with modern medication but it like the automobile comes at a comparatively high price ON THE PRICE OF PRESCRIPTIONS fine new car is not too expensivelfor the person who can afford it -LA bicycle is too expensive for the person who can't afford it person can walk and get to his destination slowly person can tide a bicycle and get to Ma aesunation somewnaz taanri person can drive his 1960 auto and get there very fast And so it is with sickness! You can get well very quickly with modem medication but it like the automobile comes at a comparatively high price I 1 1 1 It I I TOUR DOCTOR CAN PRONE US when you need a medicine Pick up your prescription if shopping nearby or we will deliver promptly without extra charge A great many people entrust us with their prescriptions May we compound yours? TR 7-137r 104 -f Styled 'I Tnirrid oree-erset ekes kw re i --104M a amp sista Stays aslaIlakiaa 'WU Oat 1 1 If mere leveree earls tree met bre Wee 1 leres ere Worse mew er Pelee NV 4 tresi of mad mma Jw at set a a RUS CHS Now Seabee Letilote 730 mAtuT STINT iontone SLaumG nite Fash 55 Ao co wGD Down From 0 nu SI 1119145G I i i YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine Pick up your prescription if shopping nearby or we will deliver promptly NI WV without extra charge A great many people en- us with their prescriptions May we corn pound yours? TR 7-137r AkkN i RED BAIIK PHARIIACY 4 1----- 1 ie i 3912-11 Dayton Red Bank Area i IL --4t i 4 9 mot A I ''''4 i le t- sir 1 i --)4 SM-ilftlir- foNk amoni 0 --( Fash tone I i 1 i' VloP 't 1 1-ia 4 1----41 L) 41 LUGGAGE- 5 Down I 1 r) 1 A a I 1 From Only Oc i 1' 1 95 14 I 4 ik 50o Weekly ss lb 40 A li 1' 11 '0'1' Tothrld saaftartat Whom els Vet 40 11 a amp Waal Stays asvhailag Tao Mad I 4 -'1 i OWNS WO 11110 VW 118111 bra oho 1 Nt 1 i i laeri" Ina ye amiss wag aa a mmaatal RII 4 i poi C-Imka :2 et Caen BUS OCH-1(11 Lino 101pck OP Slibeeette ead a now i Nov SWAN 10000041 730 mAtuT STINT 1 i ilb -7 1 i I i MORE PEOPLE WILL READ YOURADVERTISING MESSAGE IN NEWSPAPERS MORE PEOPLE WILL READ YOUR ADVERTISING MESSAGE 1 ki NEWSPAP 1 Ile ERS IN NENVSPAPER I 4t solks k144i-a -411114 -7 4 414e lonimiollommE41110mlomolOlimudim---0 RED BANK GRADUATES: Don Raker wu salutatorian Wednesday night atcommencement exercises held at Red Bank High School Marilyn Wood was faculty representative Diplomas were presented by Citairman Charles Lusk Jr ef the Hamilton Cmtnty Board of Educe' lion The class was presented for graduation by the principal Bond John Semmer was class representative Hans Ringlarti valedictorians I RED Rik: exerelses were pre Tbe class rep 1 1 A i'4 7 Jo I -1 z2 RED BANK GRADUATES: Don Baker wu salutatorian Wednesday night ateormuencentent exercises held at Red Bank Self" Marlin' We'ed was filen-11Y rePrellentativr von samer was saiutatorian ueonestiay alga' atcornmencemens ted Bank High School Marlin' Wood was faculty representative Diplomas Cflairman Charles Lush Jr of the Hamilton CoustY Board of Educa- I presenttbd for graduation by the principal Bond John Semmee was Hans Einghacti valedictorian Start GRADtATION: Harold reterson administrator at Er larger Hospital left spoke Wednesday night at graduation exercises for the Mlle et 1161 at Kirkman Technical High With Peterson left to right are Judy Rutledge valedictorian Linda 11sen salutatorian Jerry Adaiztat class president Robert A 141104 principal Ezercbea were at Memorial Atuditorituna -Ttmea Staff -a tiLli tATION: Harold reterson administrator at Erlanger Hospital left spoke a A1" ovallwldada IPA tha 'loa int 121 a lir ivirrriala Toehnimil til tit- KIRK3t4N GRADCATION: Harold Peteneon administrator at Er larger Hospital left spoke VVedoesday night at graduation exercises for the Class of 1141 at Kirkman Technical High With Peterson left to right ars Judy Rutledge valedictorian Linda Mien sajutatortaa ate-- ry Adana claim president Robert A Tallor principal Exercises were st Memorial Atuditorituna a 1 4 I 4 I 1 -4-- 444 4444--- ------14 'r---'-- r' -'--r.

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