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frltndi f6f WcluMoft in b. paid tin baxei, otit' items, 'lool S. Nelson. De'd KW Auxiliary rummage sale, Hamilton, Good schol and i ige Beautiful cats to give MO t-arage sale; Wednesday and I rsday, 1727 argort sale; tools, cloihcs, es, camping equipment. thru Saturday.

1132 i rig sale: 1801 N. Dwighl, sday thru Thursday, Major iances and small E. Lee and Pampa i Pep Squad, come get your i they're Pati 's School at age sale: Wednesday, rsday. 419 N. Wynne, clorh- i linens, whatnots, electric I a shipment.

Pauline's i.irage sale, Wednesday. 1616 se. Artley nnual Yarn Sale: August llth 1 20th. Lib's Knit Tanetian blinds cleaned and i aired. Pampa Tent Awni 317 E.

Brown. MO i irage Sale: 2118 N. Faulk- i rage Sale: 1121 S. Nelson, cs, dishes and baby August 13, Graves School Of Sale: 1008 Jay, i vnt Garage Sale: 413 Magno! Tuesday, -Wednesday Women of the Moose have a chapter night Jing -at 8 p.m. tonight.

All are-urged, lo come. social for the Builders 1 ij of First Chri- ian Church been indefinitely postponed, originally scheduled for -today. isrican Legion Auxiliary meet in the home of Mrs. 5ie Foster, 1815 Hamilton, at 1 P.ITK today. All members asked to latlend.

and Mrs. -Erwin Richtcr, N. Zimmers, have returned vacationing in California re they met their two sons, and Clifford, and visited Hickman, with brother and sister-in, Mr. and Mrs. August iter.

Perryton Sets 52 Million Bond Elections ERRYTON (Staff) Ochllltee County citizens will go to the polls Sept. 9 to decide on Iwo separate $1 milli6n bond elections set Monday by the county commissioners and the cily council. The county bond issue is to finance a runway extension project for the proposed beef processing plant by American Beef Packers Inc. The city council's bond election will provide $340.000 to extend sewage facililies for the plant and $660.000 to establish new waler rights and expand present waler facilities. Offcials of the beef packing plant have suggested that a runway will be needed to accommodate Boeing 747 freight liners, which will be used in transporting processed beef lo markets.

Details of the meat packing planl have nol been disclosed fully and only preliminary work- as been done to determine slimaled cost of Ihe projecl, according lo County Judge Clarence Morris. No definile action will be until Ihe processing planl as committed itself and le Federal Aviation Agsncy as submitted matching funds. TOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS 'k mliet rollowiriR 11 a.m. Chlrago Live Beef Catlle Futures arc led by the AirmriHo office of il, Lynch. Piert-e, Kenner and Smith, I'rev HlBh 30.40 30.55 80.85 30.TX) 30.77 2S.40 28.60 28.40 2fi.4:i 28.25 2S.25 2S.05 28.07 27.V5 28.00 2S.02 27.90 27.90 27.G2 27.SO 27.90 27.80 27.90 27.57 27.70 27,75 27.65 27,70 following 11 a.m.

grain quotations furnished by Wheeler Grain J1.85 cw-t. following quotations show the range i which these jecui'ltios could have traded, at the time of compilation. 39 Jin Life liar Life Life Holding Ctnt. Life Kid, Life old Line Hrod. Life lies.

Life i. Natl. Life Life Life ec. J7 17 23 1 17 34 7 11 1'20! 36 1 following 10:30 N.Y. slock marke are furnished by the Psmp; of Schneider Bernet Hickman, Inc.

lean Can lean Tel and Tel lean Brand. Steel hree er t-se jud.Shamrock Inc. it aan-Kodak ral Electric a I Motors oil Oil Inc. Roebucit Oil oi Indiana ard Oil of. New Jersey Public SteeJ ughouse 471.

S3 33V 29V 40', 29 63 2.t' 123 74' 83 7S 36 3B 26 323 51 48' 27' 36 66 3S' 58 70 3fi 33 targer Calls For Crash Program DALLAS Jus- ice. Warren E. Burger called oday for a crash program to rovide the nation's courts wilh corps of trained adminislra- ors so judges may spend their ime judging. "Such administrators do not now exist, except for a handful vho are almost entirely con- ined lo state court systems," ie said in a breakfast speech to he Institute of Judicial Admi- nistralion. "We musl literally creale a corps of court, administrators or court managers and we must do so at once." The institute is meeting here conjunclion 92nd annual contention of the American Bar Association (ABA).

Burger pro calling together 10 or 12 "of the best informed people in Ihis country" and asking Ihem lo plan a training program for the necessary number of court managers. He did not say how many are required. "It should begin in the next 60 days," he said emphatically. He suggesled lawyers and judges for the mosl part stay oul of Ihis planning group, which could be made up of experls in public administra- Uon, business adminislration and aboul six presenl court managers where Ihey can be found. Council Okays Change Of Traffic Regulations Recommendations of the City Traffic Commission for changes in traffic regulations in an area between I8lh arid 23rd west of Hobart.

were approved by the City Council today as a program lo be caff ted out over the next two or three years "as time and money permit." The proposals include making N. Zimmers St. a thoroughfare by stop sign installations at 19th, 2lst and 22nd Sis. Installation of 40 yield signs that would make 19th, 2lsl and 22nd streets function as through thoroughfares except where they cross Zinimers and Nelson Sts. Elimination of parking on the north side of 18th St.

from the alleway batween Nelson and Simmer to the alleyway between Wells and Dwight. The traffic, commission's recommendations asked that priorities be given to streets where wrecks most frequently occur. Also included were suggestions for changing the stop signs at Banks and Harvester to stop east-west traffic and solution to parking problems in the Marie Foundation area. In other business today the commission: Appointed Dr. R.

Malcolm Brown to a two-year term as city health officer. Approved legislation changing speed limits on certain streets Sales (Continued Page 1) and begin dealing OIT i businesslike basis, 1 believe the people of ready to lake cafe of thcif obligations." Ffitzlefi speaking for the Retail Trade Committee of the chamber, notified courtcitmen of the two resolutions the ftTC adopted yesterday voicing opposition to the sales tax and requesting that If an election Were called it would follow Amarlllo's sales tax election by at least two days. The Amarillo City Commission was scheduled to meet this afternoon and set Sept. 22 for the election there. The Amarillo balloting will fall on Monday and the Pampa election has and highways.

Awarded bids for the purchase of equipment to Consolidated Equipment Sales of Amarillo and Associated Supply Co. of Amarillo for a total of $53.321.80. Authorized a request to receive bids on traffic signals for three intersections on U.S. 60 inside the city. i been set Iwo days lalet, rtJ on Wednesday Sept.

24. In making his motion to cat thi sales lax election, Councilman Carruth said; "We are faced with the pfoblem that we Have to have mdre td operate the city ana think the people should have the fight lo decide whether they want the one-cent sales tax or an increase in their ad valorem taxes." Mayor Carlson staled he thought if an Section on the sales tax was not called "It would show a lack of good faith lo the citizen finance commil- lee" which studied Pampa's financial mended conditions and recom- tha sales tax as mosl desirable method the to maintain the current level of cily services." The citizens committee comprised of Aubrey Steele, chairman; A. A. Schuneman, Floyd Imel, Crawford Alkinson and E. L.

Green also recommended that the sales tax issue be put up lo the people in an election. Heavy Fighting (Continued Prom Page 1) Marine Division headquarlers near Da Nang early loday. Marine defenders killed 11 of them after several broke through the barbed wire surrounding the base. The Viet Cong killed two Marines and wounded five, some of whom fell in the barrage of 122mm rockels the Communists fired before the ground assault. The worst of attacks was a the Communist mortar assaull Approved Deparlment Stale plans Highway for im- 273 inside on Ihe U.S.

Navy Hospilal five miles soulh of the northern coastal city of Da Nang. It is the largest U.S. medical evacuation hospilal in Vietnam. One 82mm mortar round blew up inside a ward housing 50 palienls, wounding 12 of them Another room. The provement of SH the cily.

Approved payment of $34,924.64 in city bills for July and approved rouline merit salary changes for city em- ployes. Pythians Will Have Monthly Meeting The Past Chancellor Club of Pampa Lodge No. 480 Knights of Pythias will hold its monthly meeting today at 6:30 p.m. in Furr's Cafeteria. G.

R. "Speed" Fugate, president, will preside over his first official meeting and he invites all members, officers and knights to the dinner meeting. Other officers of the club are Wm. Neel, first vice-president and Vernon Wood, secretary. August 16 Sets As Deadline For FHA Directory An Aug.

16 deadline has been set for clubs and organizations desiring lo be listed in a new civic directory being compiled by Future Homemakers of America. Clubs that want their names listed should send the following information to Mrs. Kathy Hufstedler, 1909 Hamilton: name ot organization or club, president's name, address and phone number, when and where they meet. Tiie directory will include an organization page, city map, a daily date book for the upcoming year and a history of Pampa. It is scheduled to be ready in October.

blasted an operating mortar round that exploded in the hospital's operating room wounded three Navy medical corpsmen and three hospital staff members. Eleven 82mm mortar rounds hit the hospital. The Communist shelling at tacks included bombardment Saigon's suburban 4th Precinc with 122mm rockets. More 122mm rockets smashed into Hue on the northern coast. The Saigon area attack caused neither major damag nor casualties.

One Vietnamese North Vietnamese charged an American brigade base camp near Quan Loi 62 miles lorthwest of Saigon and the Americans killed 78 of them. The Communists fired machine tins, hurled dynamite bombs and grenades as they attacked. Six Americans were killed and 42 wounded. The Communists managed to seize one American bunker and destroy an American plane on a nearby airstrip before they were driven off. About the same time, North Vietnamese troops attacked a 1st Cavalry Division camp near Phuoc Binh 60 miles north of Saigon.

The camp defenders killed 60 of the attackers at a cost of two Americans killed and eight wounded. In a third attack, the CommunistvS sent ground troops against landing zone Becky southeast of Katum and 65 miles northwest of Saigon for the second day in a row. Eight Americans were killed and 39 wounded. The defenders killed 54 of the attackers. 'civilian- wis killed and others wounded at Hue.

Obituaries CANYON Funeral service! for Mrs. Llllie Mac MeCarlcf, 70, mother of Hay McCaflif, Pampa, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church of Canyon, with burial in Dreamland Cemetery in Canyon directed by LaGronc Funeral Chapel of Canyon. Mrs. McCarter died Monday In Neblell Memorial Hospital after a short illness.

A native of Sevlerville, she had lived in Canyon 32 years and was a member Wings of Faith Tabernacle Amarillo. She was married i 1 1 i a in A. McCartei Papa Indians Will Do Study On Milk Plant Representatives from Pampa Southwest Indian Organization are leaving today for El Paso, Where they will confer wilh officials of a mite by-product plant, Farmer's Daughter. Inc. SIO sub chief Marland Hays said the group will study the feasibility of establishing a similar plant, in Pampa.

Under consideration is the purchase of. cn j. ic a r)R lie died in i a Today Ann Casey leaving for I Irip Id Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. W.

It. Raymond, 911 K. Browning, proudly showing A "Mis and Her" cantaloupe to friends. members of First Methodist Church Winsome Class going lo Coffee at Hie home of Mrs. Robert Kt-agy, 1807 Evergreen.

Those weren't Bassctt puppies Jewel Walker was seen taking care of Monday. Ihcv were a franchise for the distribution of the product and the struction of a plant, here. A special meeting has been called for 2 p.m. Saturday Alkerson, Amarillo; six the Gray Counly Courthouse alJEldon. liobbs, N.M.; winch time the details of the Irip will be discussed in detail.

Hays said James L. Fritz, executive vice president of Farmer's Daughter, Inc. and Hillary a a I of Washington, D.C. director of Survivors are three (laugh- ters. Mrs.

Willie Mae lluskey, and Mrs. Wuaniln Brown both jof Amarillo. Mrs. Eslelle sons, Billy, Lockney: Roy and Sherman, bolh of Canyon; Ray. Pampa: and Carroll.

Amarillo; onej sister, Mrs. Linda Price. Bowie; 24 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Smalt Business Administration, will be in Pampa Saturday and will attend the meeting in (he courthouse. Making the inspection trip lo El Paso Wednesday with Hays and his wife are Mrs.

Gage, Miss Marguriete Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blakeney, members ol Ihe SIO board of directors. Beagles. going full strength lo water the lawn and rosebushes at Mobarl Street McAlislef of a used Foster St.

dealer Georga alking to friend. Bill checking Ihe hood car at a west automobile New berry And Overheard: "Is she coming back is thai her?" $300 In Accessories Token From Car Theft of approximately $300 worth of articles from his automobile was reporled to Pampa police by Jerry Pritchard. 2005 N. Hamilton. i I a reporled four hubcaps, a stereo lape player and several tapes were missing from his vehicle, parked in the driveway of his home.

He valued the items al $283. Reported Missing Two Ures and wheels, valued at $1.20 were reported lo the Gray Counly Sheriff's office as missing by Don Omara. Omara, 601 Zimmers, told Gray County Deputies I hat the tires and wheels were probably laken sometime within Ihe past week. He said they were in the back of a pickup. Registration Set For WD Students WHITE DEER (SPL) Registration for classes at White Deer High School the 1969-70 school year will get underway Aug.

18, according to school officials. and juniors are to White Deer Youth Active In Theater WHITE DEER (Staffs-Kim Wheetley. son of Mr. and Mrs, R. K.

Wheetley of White Deer, Is assistant company manager al the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts al Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria, Calif, 11 was assistant director for thp musical "Stop The World I Wanl To Get slage manager for Chekhov's "Three assislanl slage manager for Shakespeare's "Merchant o( Venice" Rodgers and merstein's "King and At the end of the current season, Wheetley will return to his position as drama director at Santa Maria High School. The repertory company f.i composed of over 150 professionals and students from all sections of the country. POISON GAS WASHINGTON tUPI) Germany and Okinawa are the only two places outside the United States where U.S. supplies of poison gas are being stored, according lo the Slale Department. more to Ihe big screen lo slar a science- iction thriller for Warner Bros.

Olio Disorderly Conduct Charges Dropped Complaints of disorderly conduol against James R. Bowers and his wife Linda have been withdrawn, according to Juslice of Peace L. Anderson. The complaints were withdrawn by Mrs. ax-ley Woods, who ha4 lodged charges against the Bowers, following a (iislurbance lasl week al Rustic Inn.

SIMPLIFIES RULES WASHINGTON (UPD -The Federal Reserve Board has simplified its truth-in-lending rules by eliminating the requirement for firms to show the annual discount a buyer receives for promptly paying his bill, in cases where the discount is less than 5 per cent. The board said it made the change because the annual discount rate was so complex to figure oul that many firms simply stopped offering discounls when the rules becabe Jaw July ACROSS 1 Canadian Columbia 8 Thin, crisp cake 13 Narrate again 14 Idolize 15 Cuckoo blackbird 16 Correlative of neither 17 Untamed 18 Hops'kiln 20 Cooking utensil 22 Editors 23 Hypothetical itruciural 25 Pattern 21 Fates (Roman) 31 Chinese 32MbunUaipMi 35 High card 36 Preface 38 Harem room 39SainU(ab.) 140 Boulevard i 1 in Madrid Pretext r42 Small child -43 Babylonian deity MU Willows US Comparative suffix i49 Vehicle iSl Trains (ab.) 53 Samuel's teacher (BJb.) '5C Fortification 51 Brazilian wallaba Greek letter Mountain, erect jh 63 Principal US Singing voice 66 Braced DOWN I Italian eitr Nevada city 3 Egyptian goddess 4 Size of shot 5 gMCMto) QUM BH wn 7 Wading bird 29 Organ part protuberance 8 Interior (var.) 30 Wandering 50 Arabian gulf i 9 Revoke 32 Ecclesiastical 52 Box vestment 19 River crowing 33 European rr £'S i II 55 Itajian 12 Unit of 34 (eowb. form) reluctance 37 On account 21 Spanish city 45 Choler 26Chinky Make into Jaw MKnste By carrier SO 3 ISO.fiO pef yeaj- in ai-a-y Cowity Ji-Tft per la ftTZ per jew- KT2 per urlw in R'l'Z copy 10 by i-2533 aJJ a under ID 1 P-ra. Read The News Classified Ads BANS MINISKIRT BANGKOK (UP1)-Education Minister Kukit Nimanheminda today banned the miniskirt in his agency. "It is unpleasant to the eyes," he said- TENSION? If you from ilmplt gvwj day ntrvout tendon then you should tiding 8.T.

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