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To U.S. Treasury Silver Sales By FRANK CORMIER WASHINGTON -The silver certificate, a familiar item of currency since 1878, will disappear from circulation if Congress approves President Kennedy's new silver policy. All $1 and $2 bills are silver certificates, as are some $5 and $10 bills. All of these would be discarded during the next 25 or 30 years, to be replaced by Federal Reserve notes which are backed by gold. While Congress would have to approve this part of the Kennedy plan, the President ordered Tues.

day an immediate end to Treasury sales of silver at artificially low prices. This will lead at once to an increase in the market price of silver, which perhaps will rise from the old pegged rate of 91.5 cents an ounce to $1 or more. As a side result, manufacturers are likely to increase prices on jewelry, silverware, photographic film IN. C. Judge Tosses Out Rabbit Case STATESVILLE, N.

C. (UPI) The case of the sticks-and-stones rabbit hunt was tossed out of court Tuesday after a judge ruled there was insufficient evidence that the annual affair is barbaric. Superior Court Judge Walter Crissman non-suited the case on a motion by attorneys for the North Iredell County American Legion Post 113, sponsor of the gunless hunt. The Mecklenburg County Humane Society had attempted to prove the hunt was barbaric because rabbits were clubbed and stoned to death. Attorneys for the post told the court the "sole purpose of killing the rabbits was for food" for a barbecue.

2Die, Injured In 3-Car Collision land other items with a high silver content. The Kennedy program would represent the important national change in silver in many decades. In effect, the President wants to end silver's status as an important monetary metal and make it a freely traded commodity, like copper or soybeans. The program, drafted at the Treasury, also would end the recurrent and often bitter political battles over silver. The metal would have no more political- appeal, under the new plan, than any other mining product.

Kennedy's decision stemmed from a steady decline in the Treasury's supply of "free silver" not needed for currency backing. This supply dropped from 123.5 million ounces on Jan. 1 to 22 million ounces as of Monday night. The stockpile of free silver has declined because of purchases by silver users at Treasury's sales price of 91.5 cents an ounce and because of silver withdrawn for use in coins. Kennedy directed the Treasury to stop using the stockpile as a source of supply for coinmaking.

He said that henceforth silver needed by the mints should be withdrawn from monetary reserves, with an equivalent amount of silver certificates pulled out of circulation at the same time. LEXINGTON, Tenn. (UPI) Two persons were killed and four others injured in a three collision half a mile from the city limits Tuesday night. Harry Eugene King, about 31, of Parsons, was killed outright and Robert Perry, 20, of Lexington, died shortly afterward at the hospital here. Injured were Don Bedwell, Odis P.

Maness and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Walker, all of Lexington.

Officers said the car in which Perry, Bedwell and Maness were riding tried to pass the Walker car and rammed head on into King's automobile. The Walker car then plowed into the two automobiles. TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS (T-N Photo by Souders) NEW LIBERTY HILL RURITAN OFFICERS -New officers of the ident; CARL NEWLAND, vice president; CLAYTON MARSHALL, Liberty Hill Ruritan Club were installed last night. From left are president; and PAUL RUTLEDGE, secretary. WILLIE CRADIC, treasurer; GEORGE WILLIAMS, outgoing pres- Fidel Threatens New Bloodbath MIAMI (UPI)- Premier Fidel Castro threatened Cuba with a new blood bath early today, ing that from now on captured rebels and saboteurs will be shot within 48 hours.

In a speech broadcast by Radio Havana, Castro declared that the conflict between his revolutionary regime and its foes is a "fight to the death." The bearded Cuban's fury was aroused by the reported lynching of a 16-year-old literacy teacher in Las Villas province. He said young Manuel Ascunce Domenech was hanged by unidentified men who apparently set out to kill a farmer named Pedro Lantigua Ortega, described by Castro as "a militiaman and a militant revolutionary." He said the lynchers appeared at Lantigua's farm and called him out. When Ascunce accompanied him, Castro said, the killers hanged both. "To such an enemy, we must show the iron fist the revolution," the premier said. "Against counter-revolutionary terror, we are ready if need be to apply revolutionary "We are going to ask the cabi-17 net to inflict capital punishment inexorably on everyone captured in arms against the so long as the threat of imperialist aggression "It will be a simple, rapid proceeding, to the end that the sentences shall be carried out within 48 hours," Castro added.

"The same penalty will be imposed on anyone convicted of burning cane or destroying the national Charges Against Vandy Students Are Dismissed NASHVILLE (UPI) Disorderly conduct charges were dismissed Tuesday against four Vanderbilt University students arrested during a demonstration following the sixth consecutive loss by Vanderbilt's football team. Vanderbilt Coach Art Guepe was hanged in effigy and a ricade was set afire at a intersection following Vandy's loss to Tulane last week. Police were sent to the campus to disperse the crowd of about 100 students. Officers said they were bombarded with water bombs from dormitory windows. Arrested were Sam Houston Camp, 20, Edward Falex Alexander 18, Earl Combest, 19, and Larry Banks 22.

Deaths And Funeral Notices ton, Mrs. Keener Sexton, Kingsport; five sons, Artie Castle, Mansfield, Ohio, Cordell Castle, Garrett, Ben R. Castle, Prestonsburg, Paul and Harvey Castle, Kingsport; three sisters, Mrs. Ora Lyons, Estill, Mrs. Lonzo Owlsey, Dayton, Ohio, Mrs.

Albert Cordingley, Penn Yan, N. 19 grandchildren and five great Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Carter-Clamon Funeral Home. E. W. Robinson ters, Mrs.

J. T. F. Roberts, Stamps, R. Jaynes, Coving- LEBANON, Va.

-Everette Wilson Robinson, .71, died at a here Tuesday evening following a long illness. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Elk Garden Methodist Church. Survivors include one son, Raymond Robinson, Salem, three daughters, Mrs. Clarence Stump, Miss Marguerite Robinson, and Miss Louise Robinson, all of Kingsport; two brothers, Will Robinson and Walter Robinson of Elk Garden; and two grandchildren. Lebanon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Jethro Thompson HILTONS, Va. Jethro Thompson, 79, died at his home at 5 p.m. Tuesday apparently of a heart attack. Survivors include his wife, Salichia Snader Thompson, Hiltons; three daughters, Mrs. Cora Hartsock, Hiltons, Mrs.

Erffie Hartsock, Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. Velma Carrier, Bluff City; six sons, Floyd Thompson, Mooresville, Edgar and Fred Thompson, both of Dayton, Ohio, Walter and Everette Thompson, both of Hiltons, Kelly Thompson, Abingdon, one brother, Phylitice Thompson, Duffield, 33 grandchildren and Funeral are incomgrandchildren. plete and will be announced later by the Gate City Funeral Home. Mrs. Mollie Carpenter ROGERSVILLE Mrs.

Mollie Carpenter, 86, Persia, Route 2, died at Hawkins County Memorial Hospital 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. She was born and reared in Hawkins County. Survivors include four sons, Clay and Clifton Carpenter, both of Persia, Johnnie Carpenter, Kokomo, Ralph Carpenter, Rising Sun, one daughter, Eva Dunham, Greeneville: 25 grandchildren, 40 great-grandchildren and two greatgreat-grandchildren; one brother, Jim Brooks, Kingsport; two sisters, Sarah Price, Rogersville and Mrs. Annis Wright, Morristown.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Pleasant Hills Baptist Church with Rev. Jesse Bingham officiating. Burial will be in the Carpenter Cemetery. The body will be removed from the Colboch-Price Funeral Home to the home at 3 p.m.

Wednesday. Mrs. Jennie Castle Mrs. Jennie Castle, 74, 1640 Street, Kingsport, died at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Holston Valley Community Hospital following a long illness.

She was born in Johnson County, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Beth Wiley. She had been a resident of Sullivan County for 20 years. Survivors include three daugh- Tasty Finger Food new! For Toddlers Best news ever for self-feeders! Gerber Meat Sticks make a nutritious finger food for toddlers.

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The slender, blonde sun-tanned girl laughed and giggled with her playmates, cuddled her new calico kitten and appeared to be at home with her grandmother, aunt and uncle and three cousins. Despite the optimism, the relatives were concerned about Terry Jo's adjustment to her new home. Terry Jo is staying with Mrs. E. W.

Duperrault, her paternal grandmother, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scheer, her uncle and aunt, and their three children in suburban De Pere, Wis. This will likely remain her home now, although the relatives haveIn't said so. Jo Ann's Week-End Specials! Wool SKIRTS SWEATERS New Pastels Dyed-to-Match 188 and $888 One Group FUR-TRIMMED SUITS Values to 59.95 $38 Entire Stock WINTER COATS Reduced to Fri.

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Tuesday after a long illness. She is survived by a host of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Cedar Grove Church Of The Brethren. Rev.

Ray Wine and Rev. Rhett R. Petcher will officiate. The family will receive friends the Colboch-Price Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday.

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