Birmingham Post-Herald from Birmingham, Alabama • 10

sf-f -t---' Ml Vtmm iuiduW He-'' BIRMINGHAM POST-HERALD Sataiday July 21 1962 PAGE 9 Winn-Dixie Buys Hill Grocery Co Phillies Win Opener 5-3 Bucs Take Nightcap 4-1 Shelter Program 'Bombed' PHILADELPHIA July 27 'seventh and got (wo more when In fact the Bucs loaded the bases Hie Pittsburgh Pirates snapped a Taylor dropped a pop fly in the six-game lasing streak by taking nlnlh svimM the back end of a doublcheader Friciu collected from-Philadelphia today 4-1 Thehi llth Pitching victory although Phils won the opener 5-3 before Elror Fac worked lh Iust lhree BY DON CUMMINS The locally owned and operated Hill Grocery Co has been sold to the Winn-Dixie Stores Inc whose principal orrice and headquarters is in Jacksonville Fla Hill and Nelson Hill owners of the local grocery chain revealed yesterday that the business had been sold Although the purchase price was in the ninth inning before Short struck out Bill Virdon and got Dick Groat oil a gome-ending grounder The Phillies getting the benefit of an error by Bill llaxcroski held a 1-9 lead until the seventh inning of the nightcap Then singles by pinch-hitter Jim Marshall Virdon Groat and Uick Stuart produced the two victorious runs innings The Pirates took the opener as Don Dcmcter hnd Ted Savage both clouted two-run homers' off Southpaw' Harvey Haddix while Dallas Green and Girls' Short cf- 21159 spectators The Pirates needed 12 hits and two-run error by Tony Taylor for their four runs In the second game They combine four singles for Witness 4 4 Says Estes Boasted two runs off Jack Hamilton li thwjfectively mattered a dozen hits Slrrt Gvivw not disclosed it was unofficially estimated at more than $5 million The purchase was for the retail grocery business only and did not include the Hill warehouse facilities at 230 lttth-st or the recently acquired Continental Gin! Co properties Winn-Dixie is expected to con-! linue the retail store operations' DIES-H 0 Coffey FITTIBUBBM PHILADELPHIA I IrkM WASHINGTON July 27 m-Thc House Appropriations Committee virtually bombed out President Kennedy's fallout shelter program today It: -Denied the $5R8 million the President requested for big-scale shelter construction that limited cash previously allotted for this pui-pose be withdrawn a flat ban on Federal shelter rontfructinn in pubilr i buildings or any other place the specific projects have been lauthorizod" by appropriate congressional committed i The action highlighted committee action on a measure carrying money for a variety of government functions After the ax was applied the bill's total stood at $115 billion CIS 9 lj hImti rf 1 I SI nttor ef i I 1 S' (Cal Pm ir klnnar 4 4 ni rf 4 sb i juram lament rtnd'on Hook it I isitvi slvri Susman Aussie Make Net Finals AMARILLO Tex July 27 ITD- ill ywni a HoddjK Coffey Services Scheduled A witness testified today Fill Grovery Co with existing! Billie Sol Estes boasted about pcrsonnel lb IRsoUi loGonVi rcf (Win Jb i Whitt Amor IGrtcn Short I Sturdto'l bMofiholl in Lomob dStuart Gw TSh b-545 nr SturdlVM In THu imimiimm In THi Grounded I Mary Lee Broyles Florence artist who has been studying in New York City will give her first one-man showing beginning tomorrow at Clark Theater Miss Broyles is one of sev-eral artists who agreed to show their work in the first Summer Art Series at the theater a t'i Homes is co-ordinator of the series A reception will be held at 3 pm tomorrow in honor of Miss Broyles lt was pointed out that Winn-Dixie already has warehouse and office facilities and sufficient personnel for servicing its retail stores In Alabama Hill Grocery operates 28 stores for nil Walk far far Sluort in in fthj -i fh Funeral for 0 Coffey Sr long-time newspaper and maga- in Jefferson County man will be at 2 pm to-in Birmingham Additional stores morrow at Roebuck Chnpcl with are located In Huntsville Syla- burial in Jefferson Memorial Strike Settled At Boat Works spending $100000 a year in Washington and ordering an Agriculture Dept official to throw cancellation order in the waste-basket The witness Coleman McSpad-den president of Superior (tank) Manufacturing Co of Amarillo and an indicted Estes associate also told a court of inquiry that Estes confided he was going to build a 10-million-hushei grain storage bin at Hereford Tex and give a one-eighth Interest to Vice President Lyndon Johnson Johnson never has been accused of any personal connection with the 37-year-old Estes Me EiutaSiSki Mt tit-1 (w S3) I 1 Bps LOfllMV a Motttbat to Slh' cauga Uniontown Greensboro Florence Jasper Selma and Gardens Mr Coffey who had been with The Progressive Farmer Alaga WASHINGTON July 27 UPC Nenatiators reached agreement illCSWHfllWR reut'licu HKlTVIlIrTII HAVERFORD Pa July 27 dft-Mrs Karen Hantse Susman Wimbledon titleholder from San Diego Cal and Margaret Smith of Australia reached the finals of the 63rd Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Tournament today by scoring straight set triumphs They meet for the title tomorrow Mrs Susman who ranks No 2 In the United States powered to a 6-1 6-3 victory over Justina Bricka fifth ranking American from St Louis Miss Smith eliminated Jean Moffitt the 'No player- from Long Cal 6-4 6-2 50-minute triumph for Miss settled accounts for her Miss Moffitt in the first Wimbledon where the was a favorite for the IMa KilM11 I lnc ycar dl today on a three-year contract to with annual in nwtard Harvoy Vor Dates 1500 persons an pay roll in excess of $1500000 The Hill chain of stores in Ala- a Birmingham hospital He was end a nine-day strike at the Elec-68 and lived at 8420 Division-av jiric Boat Division of the General Managing editor of the maga-'Dynamics Corp Groton Conn pittsbubgh bama was started in 1911 when Continued from Page 1 Junw inn pma in ninminn 1958 Mr The strike hod held up construe from llll positionltion work on 11 nuclear subham from Nashville where hwin Apdl of this year (marines for the navv virdon cf -root kwntr ituort lb bCtand'non roc Ctanwnta rf 4 I M'tr'ikl a I' brother Horace Greeley Hill had! didates and reduce cost of financ- Ec' loM spent $100000 a year on a situa- ing election machinery ij0n" in Washington hut never The Birmingham committeeman' explained what the situation was started a chain of grocery stores! fT'ened P'' la I Inn tL nv AHAIO mcUl mug ireturn Iasi June to head the new by ft AFL-CIO metal PHILADELPHIA kj rf SGmmIh cf I Sovn ib 4) 0 Ctvlnafon If 4 1 Dimeter 3b 1 1 Mrvmpta 1 3 Amaro 4 1 Homlltan ckiom ioidschun Smith a TO Neither Billie 3 ranking Beach The J-Smith sjloss to round at gjAustralian trades i jubnii iafR'icullural research library 'atcouK'1 New London had twice LlULKCllimu said he believed the pro-1 Claude Douglas Lewsadcr who mu DUruise( umb!" 1a lujk UI 1a a VcIae' iiAMnnql nilM to he used to be personal pilot LopSiil Frond 1 1 oManfi'Q lb 3 I both legal and prac- testified that he flew Sen' Ralph Yarbrough (D Tex) from San Antonio to San Angelo Tex GOP Chairman John said the Republican Exec posal ticaL State Grenier utive Committe would face a de-l" Pane- wid system rf Progressive Farmer I ejected prior proposed settld-as a starter changing five name to1: RIr' oile tte nwgazirwjnont on a two-year contract Ilill Grocery Co three years later July 1918 ai a 01 he In 1914 Nelson Hill came rtuff- 110 Birmingham and Joined his broth- nVin magazines his- er as vice president rf the the me ganization chanlcal department and later The Hill firm subsequently pup became an Born In Srottsbore Born in Scottsboro July 14 1B94 he attended elementary school chased the Piggly Wiggly stores th Rogers stores and the Saunders chain in Alabama work and received horforary state degrees from the organization in 10 Southern states He was awarded the American Fanner Degree from the National Future Farmers of America organization in 1947 Advancing merchandising tech-iand Grea yeara high school Survivors include his widow' a son Coffey Jr Birmingham and a daughter Mrs William Rattedge Newark Del The family requests that memorials be made in the form rf contributions to the building fund rf First Presbyterian Church (East Lake did not recognize Yarbrough at the time but later identified him from photographs 'Mr Jones' Lewsader also said that on cep tain trips Estes told him not to file a flight plan and to check them Into a hotel or motel under assumed names On one such trip in 19G0 to Abilene Tex Lewsader said he registered as Smith" and register Estes as "Mr Jones" Estes according to McSpadden said he had ordered William Morris an Agriculture Department official to throw a cancellation order on a grain storage bond into the wastebasket" Morris was fired two months Miss Smith nor Miss Moffitt could hold service until in mv-i the sixth game of the first set E-jovioF Fd" Mow! Smith served into a rntlitZ 4-1 ead- Moffitt's service ghj4 was broken in the opening game -tamsirrtFrtas utart own- of the second set fm (wii-n) I 1 Bf af 1 M- Susman hitting sharply i I 4 wiUl her Knic and volley won i3 sill firet five Bna of the match boiwripta Vi against Miss Bricks In the set Alisa Bricka a southpaw held her own to 3-all Mrs UPSET Susman then won the next three f5 i games and the match breaking 'Qr eQn through service in the seventh Moffitt wos and ninth games Ron liolmberg Brooklyn an Army private stationed at West Point advanced to the final round a serve bock to her oppon- enti Margaret Smith of featmg Alien Fox Los Angeles Australia former intercollegiate champion--- from UCLA 6-4 10-10 advantage! poinL default 5wim COOCh The match scheduled for three upset yester-doy in the 63rd Pennsyl-vonia Lawn Tennis Tournament Here she slams niques played an important part atl Webb in the Hill operation as the Bookie Tenn of modern centrally located Aer on weekly supermarkets came into being i newspaper he came to Binning-As a result the large number'hlm Mwhere of small stores was reduced to the Lnion Roberts Ic present 35 large iinrmni-bAlSon- The operated by Hill ProgressiveSthe cision today on which of three possible courses to follow in selection of new candidates To Discuss Other Issues He added that although the meeting had earlier been scheduled to 'discuss other issues" the problems arising from the Federal reshuffle order would dominate the agenda Grenier reported they could either hold special primaries another state convention or permit the committee itself to choose the additional nominees GOP Legal Council Joseph Farley predicted that the Republican committemen would follow the state convention method of candidate selection Neither Grenier nor Farley revealed The company presently operates Afler magazine in 1932 he returned in 1940 as assistant managing editor He aim held positions on the Birmingham Age-llerald was Birmingham repre- 34 stores in Alabama under the tradename The business was founded in 1925 by the late Davis who WASHINGTON (AP) The Washington Senators bombed Boston for 32 hits seven of than home runs in a twi-night double-header Friday trouncing the Bed Sox 11-2 and 14-1 Bob Johnson had a homer in opened one store in Lemon City ago for failing to appear before his superiors in Washington to tell Fla followed one in Mian MMid-MiM1 "blast the 011 five ended when Foxi To Bg Honored hUrt riRht arm and Sh0Ulder Parents of members of the Washington scoring in the first if additional contenders would be named to ran in all of the in a fall while racing to retrieve' "wmuer 01 the Federal sentalive for Billboard magazine and worked in a confidential capacity for the Government He was with the Federal Reserve Bank in Birmingham prior his return in 1940 to The Progressive Farmer as assistant managing editor Received Honor In that capacity he was active Future Farmers of America them about his dealings with Estes AlcSpadden pleaded guilty July 13 to five counts of a 29-count Federal indictment charging fraud transporting fraudeient documents interstate and conspiracy He is awaiting sentence which could total 40 years in inning It came ith Jim Piersall on base Ken Hamlin drove a grand slam home run into the Washington bullpen in the sixth when the Senators came up with six runs Late-iiming scoring saved the reannortWnmAn) a backhand drive by Hoimberg'tavia Country Club's swim-1 That made the score deuce team W1" how1 Coach Ted! At j1th GOf convention opponent for the a dinner party at theherelast the Republicans Sunday finals will be night (nominated six candidates i for the tomorrow in the semi-final match! Coach Bitondo is leaving and 21 candldate for between Whitney Reed No 11 to return to the University of Houge' RH Snv irankn8 U- s- Play Ala-ithe South at Sewance whose' Chuckh mine RnsNivnn Cal'' ndwiliam Bondiswimming coach he is during the and La Jolla Cal Icollege year homered in the last two innmgs1 Abortion The Ball of MORE LIVE RUBBER For More TEN STRIKE ACTION Ruling Likely Monday 50-Lap Feature Heads Race Program At BIR His four sons A Austin and Tine Davis have continued in the active management rf the company Winn-Dixie has about 12000 regular fulltime employes The company stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange There are about 25000 stock-jin olders of whom 3000 are company! employes and 500 are residents of Alabama In addition to warehouse' facilities in Montgomery the firm operates seven other distribution centers located in Raleigh Greenville New Orleans Miami Tampa and Jacksonville and Louisville Ky The present anual sales volume is about 1772 million The Winn-Dixie Employe Benefit Programs including group life and hospitalization insurance profit sharing-retirement plan and college scholarship programs will be offered immediately to qualified Hill employes The firm makes extensive purchases rf food products grown or processed in Alabama It is expected Beverly Head and key retail store personel in the employ of Winn-Dixie Both Hills have been tendered (directorships on the board of di-u'd rectors of Winn-Dixie Stores Inc The new owners will take over operations of the Hill chain as ot to rf the first game All-Star pitcher Dave Stenhouse weathered the Boston attack in the first game going the distance for hia 10th win against four losses Don Rudolph went all the way in the second It evened his rec-ord at 4-4 Washington's other hitters were Don Lock Chuck Cot' tier Harry Bright and John Schaive Firtl OSTON home-run Only Manhattan Rubber A 50-lap modified 'sportsman race n( a Second-place battle will highlight the racing Alabama's Distributor -PHOENIX Ariz July 27 A Judge today took unilcr advisement until Monday a request to assure legality rf an abortion recommended for a Phoenix matron after hearing her attorney argue is an essential fact" Superior Judge Vale McFale listened to more than an hour of arguments in behalf of Mr and!" 1 Mrs Robert Finkhine and re- said 24 months He said doctors sponses by the state and county! indicated a caesarian operation can give you the extra fun tho extra confidence and the consistently higher scores that come teaming up with tho world's finest bowling boll Only with your own Manhattan can you realize the advantages of rolling the one ball in Amorica with so many plus feotures that it's acknowledged Ball of Champions" card tomorrow afternoon at Birmingham International Raceway State Fairgrounds The second-placer will feature eight cars going eight laps around the track with all the prize money going to the car finishing second The 50-Iappcr will feature such name drivers as Charlie Griffith Bill Latham Friday Hassler Nero Slept oe Earl Abts Jake Hatcher Gene Tapia Fred Thompson Tom- rhM Mets Snap Loss String 3k 4 Hamlin 1101 cf IFltnoll cf ii iki If 1010 Johman 3k If 4 111 0'Cnn'l 3k 1 1 1 II i Ik 4 1 1 I krlftit lk 4 7 3 3: 10 4 0 Hamlin 1 Fltnoll cf ohman 3k J'Cnn'l 3k lkrlM lk tin before announcing he would hold 'might be necessary if the preg- IUncy another two We will Just have to Hm rin f0 courti The attorney said doctors had duniqi today hearing on a redetermined immediate care was Asserted colon end weight! evelleble trlM lkZital lk Nmtan rf jf ijlWinr M'nb k'lta I 0 0 0 Lack If aFMitav 1 1 0 Cottier A Sclwvoll 0 0 0 0 Sckaiv Jb Fornittat 1 0 0 0 SfenhouM TMall fOllii Tttalt 34 0 Doubled for Monbouauttfn In 1 1 $2495 ST' LOUIS July 27 un The quest for a declaratory Judgment'neceiaai-v and ioined iih SSi'SkS" other mi New York Mets ended an ll-tmy Gober Joe Cannon and the iml iatuuw innigame losing streak tonight byjAllimn boys Bobby and WJe' arguing it was necessary to in- assrwbrar-- SSL- SlliflHAiiinM ai toAbenn ri rhuUu Crash Bond rf Nashville driv-" ner per- "it wkyin -j-oiiiij i w-ii behind AI Jackson But Charley I jn a new cal( PnnJn( sonal phj-sician n-- a real problem" we're faced s-Gwdw Boitan ing a new car No 1 a Pontiac Cheifitz with HOMEWOOD the close of business today v52hta3rtjJam hit a to t0 And tomorrow the BIR unl remended the abor it- SS'give the Cards a 6-5 victory in veil its newest novelty the a johntnn iSJUIr scMMin Nixon io-the nightcap of a twi-nighter ITrolley The trolley will Tbalidomif whi4ch pW Su uum if HSERoaool An error by Shortstop Julio'the parking area outside the track leuwould cuse deformlty of abortion to be Iherapeautically MnbkH a 0-101 3 3 Gotay made Bob Gibson a hard- hauling customcro to the ticket Daoy' i necessary "it is not a crime" He Attorney Walter ThniMnmiri uhinh iuJ But Felix Gordon deputy counly Tnaiidomioe which theyjattorney argued if doctors found' S(hwoll 0 FtrnirM 3 I 1 luck loser in the opener Gibson window It holds about 30 necessary Cheifitz was 'stressed the county did not any asked by the Judge the length rf way challenge the word of any Mrs pregnancy (doctor but felt the channel taken LONGEST LASTING Crummsnd StanheuM (W 114) 13 Focrt tour own to MS Stovcnt Ktanamon Nape 3:31 (Slew Cm) BOSTON WASHINGTON The attorney who also represented Good Samaritan Hospital who has a 13-7 record had won four straight Gibson allowed seven hits but the only one that hurt him was Clarence Coleman's leadoff bunt in the third inning rill Gardntr 3k 4 0 Hardy cl 4 V'trie'skl N4I (Pint i FaeUortnl Tillman Clitoon rf Ru NSW YORK IiTlOUIS ahrkM irhhl No Appeal Gallion Says Homan Brinkman PimaU Hicks cf JetowM 3k Kinn rf -riant lk a3Wri Ik Hinton rt bO'Csn'H 3k Lack Schmidt Cottwr ft Schglw ft iW 44 SIS -lime Ik Ashburn cf Konthl ft I Manllllo 4 i iONood cf 4 1 1 1 tel lit: IreiMue was wrong It was his contention the Fink-bines should sue the Good Samaritan Hospital the co-plaintiff to obtain a ruling if they felt one was needed Roliert Morris speaking for the attorney general said the Superior Court hadno Jurisdiction since the state had not consented to he sued He said this was required under the law Bnd there constitutional question could lie applied after hearing the ar-said he would study persons goes about 13 miles an hour BIR General Manager Bob Harmon said all Sunday races will be hold under the NASCAR point system placing the faster cars to the rear in each event Consequently there will he no time trials Warmups will get under way at 1:30 with the races at Bobby Allison Miami flash will be seeking hid sixth straight feature win tomorrow after winning last week's 100-lnpper Brother Donnie coming in wjth a completely rebuilt car Is expected along with the others to give Boliliy plenty rf competition Popular Red Farmer now in the hospital with burns suffered while working on his car last Sunday will if possible make an appearance at the BIR races tomorrow Harmon said During intermissiun a special attraction has been added Char- fhomaa If hrhtoo'r 1b Hick Chw aN (rt A7j Hickman rf Chacon jackian a MW 14 TitaN "nld Sr Iri KSch'nd'st lanvlll rieht in 4th k--Growid- td out tor Hinton tfh You Can Buy Anywhere Gibun a cMutial dMInaM MsDanwl a Mcpanw MONTGOMERY July 27 UP Atty Gen MacDonald Gallion said today he docs not intend to appcpl the three-judge Federal court's decision reapportioning the Alabama 'guments was no which McFate k-Groundci to 7th c-Slnakd d-Ran toi ill Me 1 GENUINE CITY ICE is HARD FROZEN to lost longer than home-mode ice or the kind you get in ice-moking machines Toste-free Conveniently close to wherever you live Look for the "City Ice" emblem It's your guarantee of the finest quality ice you con buy knian mm Ml-1 Wnthmotaa IN fit 14 Ciko Gardntr O'CanncfL koton -n Washindlon i John-tan Colller ond kriafil Brmeud ond Schllllne TIHmon ana Srastaud Hlcht Johnson Lock HnBMljrl vKk CIko(L4-7) SVI1 13 11 4 iffeJSSW "(iiki FO-A! Nichols i 1J7-10 SI Louis 17-11 I 1 3 can and Thranabarrv Jovlti Whit Ntal Kanchfond i Tatalf I 7 I Tttalt Ran tor Chacon to 7th ita dauW plav tor Golav tar Gibson to llh Muslol llh WF-Nkhats Klnnomon Drur lijW and some legal references before his proludilc ruling on Monday lie sidil he would also want the county and state to file written responses by that time Nopp Stovtns 3:34 York Kanthl Clto-Jovltr Golov and Thronsbfrrv Manllllo Kanahl and Thronaharrv Nrw York ieLauliE HIIV lleteN Where to frt our lest Outlied or Rloek Ire: 24-HOUR VENDING UNITS ili i Tarrant City FeitfieU Leeds Blanks Cahaba 11-0 A Jack'n IW HI) FI Catonwn Smith Stslnor 1 CrH Sprinft Pur OR lrvk ItaliM 431 Gtmh le'toe Nifhv7 4400 Ctnr Avu jlie Buckner from Birmingham kooocH Londei Gaikr OS Company 1312 Ftoaa S4 Legislature "After conferring with Mr Madison and other attorneys on my stafr" Gallion said is my considered Judgment that we should not Hppeal" The attorney general was one of (he defendants in the suit which brought the Federal court order Gallion referred in his statement to Gordon Madison the assistant attorney general who argued tlie state's case at the Federal court hearing July 16 Madison himself had issued a statement earlier advising against an appeal to the Supreme Court He said the lower court in adopting parts of two measures passed liy the Legislature could Creitllne IktH Oil lorvict ItaliM T4 Charts Url East Lake 1101 Pint Avtnu Norik will take a 1962 model auto through several otistacles on the one-half mile paved raceway after being fjjjblindfolded by someone hi the stands This is Buckners' first at- Mrs Kate Gibson Mrs Kate I Gibson 71 1521 Diirtmoulh-av Bessemer died yesterday while visiting her daughter Airs James Patterson In Ft Thompson A native of Blount County Mrs Gibson had lived in the Bessemer area most rf her life She was a member of tl Bessemer First Methodist Church and the Society of Christian Service Survivors include eight daughters Mrs Calvin Merrill and II Jluff Fork Para OH Srvk ItaliM TIT Iha4a Cml 34 Wait End III HHlIltortIW iscono gams NSW YORK LOUD Aihhur 1 1 1 Jevtof ft KooM ft 1 1 1 1 Whlto lk Mantilla Ik till Flood cf Waaditot 1 1 Maid ChrM'har If Thr'barrv lk 1 1 1 1 frhator Hkkmaa rt I 1 fimalihl Catoown 4 I 1 jam rt kaachM Iff (rr lb Gatov Maavlll NnI fr-TfcMWt a raceway Iniemer vm Ti bnln ItaliM 2123 Ntrlk Ivth IIpmI 1204 Pmirlb Avmu tempt at this feat on oval it Hemawted WN'I Ttiif Strvk ItaliM 2310 I SIM Itraat Italh Foirviaw AkP Tm CamMHy 1203 lull Avtnu Leeds stuck in the running for the district Babe Ruth baseball tournament last night by blanking Cahaba Heights 11-0 in a game played at Leeds The loss eliminated Cahaba Heights and lcfi only Leeds (3-D and Shades Valley (3-0) In the tournament They play tonight at 7:30 with Valley in a position to clinch a trip to the slate toorna-ment' If Leeds wins the title game will be played at 2:30 pm tomor row MMriwai DflvtaHI Park Boys Win District Title PLATFORMS Titolt MI1II Total 31 IT I for Golov in 4fh out Central Park shut out Minor hve dealt more severely with the! Mrs Sam Houston Lipscomb -Struck Itiitmtr 014 Nflk 13th HamewatJ 1117 0mr 3m4 lirminehkM Dewntewn 2200 Piftfc Amui Suib 12 South 2 llh llrort in ithearoumM' oST'iSr NIciRlit- 90 at Pleasant Grove state last night to win the District Three Lillie Boys League plnyoffo and gain admission to the stale tournament at Hucytown Aug 6 Ricky Rucker hurled a one-hitter for the Park boys holding Minor Heights hitless until two were out in the butt inning paviautt IL 1-1) 3 3 111 BASE Force RENTAL SERVICE (All's Sam Graham Gordo Mrs 'll Purnell Icmison Mrs iljiyman Cuinplx'll Savannah i '(a Airs Alorris Cost Jacksonville Beach Fia Airs Fred Frills Birmingham and Mrs Patterson three sisters Airs Terrell Airs Jackson Bessemer and Airs Lenoir Birmingham and a brother Satellite Launched VANDENBERG AIR FORCE Cal July 17 UFD-The Air launched another satellite probably of the Discoverer but persisted in Its policy rf almost complete secrecy A 40 OTHER CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 3 Phone FA 21601 for one ncareit you 73E57II Jackian HI 7lt 4 4 14) 14 a FLOOR SANDERS a WAXIRS LADDERS a WALLPAPER STEAMERS a ELEC SAWS DRILLS a FAINT SPRAYERS a SEWER CABLES a JACKS GINGOLD HARDWARE CO 2211 Sound Ar North AI 1-S2SI Oullbo IW McDanial x-tocad tow man to Mh Thor-Agena booster combination Glenn Ingram Bessemer' Alobamo-Florida League I Mnto PJ-I 1 EaiTOigwiwf i was used to powenthe satellite Inward a possible polar orbit Funeral arrangements will be Bessemer' £ru A ft 1)6 1 3 I i toMAitokirthtoii kmkmWIto.