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Carbondale-Herrln-Murphysboro Page Fourteen SOUTHERN ILUNOISAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1S63 umnMiii .1. 'imiyi' hhM.i iinrtliiiiiihMirtiriiiiiitti-i i4uH1fiittmi0Mm-itWn MINNIE SMITH DIES IN MARION HARVEY B0SWELL, VALIER, DIES AT HOME Harvey Boswell, 68, of Valier, JENNIE MAE GR0FF OF HURST DIES Jennie Mae Groff, 83, Hurst, Mrs. Minnie Smith, 63, of 431 S. Southern Illinois Deaths BENTON: TEFFERTILLER. Charley, of Rt.

3, died at 5:10 p.m. Wednesday the home of a son, Charley, of 1, Mulkeytown; funeral services 2 p.m. today at the Crawford Church of Christ, north of Buckner, with burial In Knight Cemetery, also north of Buckner; Russell Funeral Home, Christopher. Was in Charze of arranfpmpntc died at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at his died Thursday in the Tyler Nurs Future Marion, died at home of a heart attack.

Delay Sought By Clemson Clemson, S. Jan. 18 (AP) Clemson College has announced a. m. today in Marion Memorial Born March 17, 1894, in Jeffcr- Hospital.

ing Home, Murphysboro. She had been ill approximately six months. She was a member of the First son County, he was a retired She was born in Carterville Sept. 13, 1894, a daughter ot the EERRIN: TAPELLA, Mrs. Purissima.

75, of 201 N. 20th died at 1 p.m. Thursday in Herrin Hospital; funeral services at 9 a.m. Saturday at Our of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, Berrin; burial in St.

Carlos Cemetery; friends may call at Johnson's Funeral late Thomas and Sarah Grant Christian Church, Hurst. She was born in Jackson County Jan. 15, 1880. She was married to William plans for a last-ditch legal effort to prevent Harvey Gantt from be Bracy. She was married to Clif ford Smith April 23, 1911, in Car terville.

He died sept. 13, 1945. ome, Herrin, where the Rosary will be recited at 7:15 p.m. today. Henry Groff, Aug.

21, 1946. She leaves one brother, Harlen Nausley, Murphysboro; four half- Mrs. Smith was an employe of the Don Smith Sporting Goods ing the first Negro to attend an all-white public school in this state. sisters, Mrs. Cora Bitner, Mrs Al- Store mira nines, Mrs.

Madge iau- But at the same time, college She leaves children, Donald and housing officials disclosed Thurs man, all of Murphysboro and Mrs. Belle Layman, Cambria. Funeral services will be at 1 grocer and a member of the Valier Second Baptist Church. He leaves his wife, the former Lillie Bennett; sons, Warren and Jess, both of Sesser, Haivey of Chicago, Howard of Wilmington; daughter, Mrs. Alice Ritter of Chicago; sisters, Mrs.

Lurana Lewis of California, Mrs. Mary Harris of Pekin, Mrs. Orlena Sulcer and Mrs. Gusta Cocknim, both of Sesser; brother, Ted of LaGrange. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Saturday at the Valier Second Baptist Church. The Rev. Harlan Conroyd will officiate. Bur-ial will be in Maple Hill Cemetery, Sesser. Friends may call at the Gilbert Funeral Home, Christopher.

Faiths Pledge Fight Against Racial Bias Mrs. Mary Fosse of Marion, Clif ford of Cairo and Bracy of West day the room they have decided to assign the Charleston Negro if p. m. bunaay at tne first uins field, N. a sister, Mrs.

Stella Gooden of Carterville, seven his admission becomes a reality. tian Church, Hurst, with the Rev. A spokesman said Gantt would be grandchildren and one great grandchild. Ray Nausley and the Rev. Herbert Buche, officiating.

Burial will housed in dormitory in a sin Services will be at 2 p. m. Sun be in the Oakland Cemetery, Car- gle room. The dormitory is the Chicago, Jan. 18 (AP) smallest on the campus and has day in the Wilson Funeral Home of Marion.

The Rev. Wayne Sheeks bondale. Friends may call after 4 p. m. 20 rooms.

Some 650 Roman Catholic, Protestant and Jewish leaders have condemned racial discrimination and the Rev. Eugene Black will of Saturday at the Walker Funeral Dr. Robert C. Edwards, presi Home, Hurst. dent of the state-supported insti ficiate.

Burial will be in Maple-wood Cemetery. Friends may call as "an insult to God," and laid plans to translate their conviction nessee valleys, central Gulf coast area and the Atlantic coast from southern New England to northern Florida. The central Plains and central Rockies as well as the Cascades will have occasional snow and snow flurries. Much colder weathei is elated for the north and central Rockies and the Mississippi volley. (AP Wirephoto) Inmate Dies tution, told a news conference of the college's plans for additional legal moves to prevent or delay at the funeral home after 11 a.m.

Saturday. WEATHER FORECAST Light snow is forecast for tonight for northern New England, the Lakes region and central Mississippi valley with occasional rain in the Ohio and Ten- Daily Roundup into grass roots action. George Degan, 53, an inmate iVA USED CAR clergymen and laymen at Menard Penitentiary, died ai 2 Gantt's enrollment. p. m.

Thursday in the prison hos drew their far-reaching plans at a historic four-day meeting which FALCON 2-D00R pital. Mr. Degan was born April 6, ended Thursday. The meeting, the National Con 1960 FORD Full ClnvfP 1909. He entered Menard, May ference on Religion and Race, was 23, 1934, on a one year to life Weather Facts From Area And Across Nation the first national gathering con Price sentence for armed robbery in Sangamon County.

He was pa Stocks Face Difficulty In Going Ahead New York, Jan. 18 (AP) He said the school will seek a postponement of the integration order from the 4th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the same court which ordered Gantfs admission Wednesday. If that fails, Edwards said, then the school will take its case to the U.

S. Supreme Court in hopes that the admission of the Negro can be delayed. vened by all the major faiths of 7Z the United States. roled in 1944 and returned to the Across Nation FIVE DAY FORECAST Southern Illinois Temperatures At Thursday's closing session prison in 1951. the general mood was that the Arrangements are pending at CHEVROLET Murphysboro will average 12 to 16 degrees below normal with a change to cold time has come for churches to Schroeder Funeral Chapel, Ches ter.

back their beliefs with acts. er at the outset and remaining The delegates voted unanimous The stock market pushed ahead cold thereafter. Normal highs are against increasing difficulty early 33 to 43. Normal lows are 16 to 26. this afternoon.

Trading was ac- Precipitation will total one-quarter tive. re inch or less in a few snow flurries SHOP MONDAY NIGHTS Until 8:00 TUESDAY SATURDAY 9:00 a. m. 5:00 p. m.

The market's latest rallying early in the period and again Tuesday or Wednesday. 1 I phase had run into profit-taking in various sections of the list but 'QUALITY CORNERS the trend was still moderately ZEIGLER, ILL higher. WEATHER AT 7 A.M. Los Angeles, cloudy 63 48 Highest last 24 hours. Lowest Louisville, cloudy 50 29 last night: Precipitation Memphis, cloudy 54 37 Belleville 45 31 Miami, clear 75 73 Peoria 32 23 Milwaukee, cloudy 21 17 .02 Rantoul 34 26 St.

Paul, cloudy 16 -7 Rockford 23 17 New Orleans, fog 51 47 1.05 Springfield 40 24 New York, cloudy 43 35 .03 Vandalia 47 26 Oklahoma City, clear 53 22 Albany, clear 29 Omaha, clear 25 -2 Albuquerque, clear 42 16 Philadelphia, cloudy 49 30 .03 Atlanta, rain 42 36 1.53 Phoenix, clear 61 30 Bismarck, clear 21 -22 Pittsburgh, cloudy 41 22 Boise, snow 37 26 Portland, cloudy 32 18 Boston, cloudy 44 33 .07 Portland, cloudy 45 39 .09 Buffalo, clear 21 12 Rapid City, snow 30 -7 .15 Chicago, cloudy 28 24 Richmond, cloudy 52 39 Denver, cloudy 36 15 St. Louis, clear 44 23 Des Moines, clear 25 -1 .10 Salt Lake City, snow 35 29 .07 Detroit, cloudy 23 21 San Diego, clear 62 44 Fort Worth, cloudy 60 46 San Francisco, cloudy 5547 Helena, snow 30 -5 .05 Seattle, cloudy 41 35 Honolulu, clear 76 59 Tampa, clear 77 60 Juneau, cloudy 37 25 Washington, cloudy 52 35 Kansas City, clear 39 17 The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon was up .6 at anary Clsarasie 253.1 with industrials up .8, rails up .2, and utilities up .3. American Motors touched an ly to spread their interfaith effort by setting up regional conferences to meet soon in 10 "target cities." They are Chicago, Detroit, San Antonio, Atlanta, Oakland, San Francisco, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Seattle and New Orleans. However, the planners emphasized their recommendations have no binding force on church and synagogue leaders back home.

In "an appeal to the conscience of the American people," the delegates of 66 churches and church-related groups stated, "racism is our most serious domestic evil." It continued: "We Americans of all religious faiths have been slow to recognize that racial discrimination and segregation are an insult to God, the giver of human dignity and human rights. "Even worse, we all have participated in perpetuating racial discrimination in civil, political, industrial, social and private life." other 1962-63 high in a scrambled (1 FREEPORT 3 JWAUKEGAN V. ROCKFORD OE KALB A OCK A OTTAWA. gALESBURG KANKAKEE PEORIA PONTIAC MC0MB FBIOOMINGTON I LINCOLN (CHAMPAIGN I BEAROSTOWN URBANA lOUINCY 7cKSONV.LLE n. mattoon Carlinvule effingham V-VEDWARDS-i VANOALIA A I VILLE 1 tT.LOUIs IAWRENCEVIUE ST.IOUIS 3 MT VERNON automotive section.

MM Steels edged to the downside. Chemicals, oils, rails, tobaccos, drugs and aerospace issues moved higher on balance. Sale on entire stock of all wool worsteds in regular and traditional models. Shorts, regulars and longs. Free Alterations.

Blues, blacks and greys. Prospects of a long battle were beginning to dim the edge of President Kennedy's budget message and tax cut plans. AREA REALTY, Inc. GROUP NO. 1 HERRIN MURPHYSBORO American Motors rose Va to 20 on one block of 10,000 shares, then CAR BON DALE HARRISBUR4 MARION I I pushed to its new peak of 20 12.

Phone 549-2141 Carbondale WTall Street was impressed by its GROUP NO. 2 $3488 The appeal asked "a reign of justice in which voting rights and equal protection of the law will earnings. Chrysler sank from profit-tak State Zones 1, 2 Partly cloudy, windy and colder tonight. Some scattered everywhere be enjoyed; public fa ing, losing about a point. Ford was off fractionally.

General Mo tors and Studebaker were firm. MRS. TAPELLA DIES AT 75 IN HERRIN Mrs. Purissima Tapella, 75, of 201 N. 20th Herrin, died at 1 p.m.

Thursday in Herrin Hospital. Mrs. Tapella had been ill several years. Born April 30, 1887, at Trcnta, Italy, she was the daughter of Louis and Josephine Gagliati Colombo. She was married to Henry Tapella Aug.

15, 1903, at Cug-giono, Iealy. He died Feb. 20, 1949. She was a member of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church and the Holy Family Sodality of the church.

She leaves sons, Louis of Herrin, Charles of Chicago, Joseph GROUP NO. 3 1 BEER II snow flurries likely. Mostly cloudy and colder with some scattered 39 W8 snow or snow Hurries likely Sat urday. Low tonight zero to 10 be low. High Saturday 10-18.

GROUP NO. 4 IBM gained more than a point and U.S. Smeling added a point in response to further speculative buying. Polaroid dipped more than 4 in profit-taking. Gains of about a point by and Western Union rescued utili cilities and private ones serving a public purpose will be accessible to all; equal education and cultural opportunities hiring and promotion, medical and hospital care, open occupancy will be available to all." A.

Harold Murray of New York City, director of the community affairs department of the American Jewish Committee, told the delegates: "The test of. this conference is 3 Mostly cloudy windy and colder tonight. Some scattered snow flurries likely. Mostly cloudy ties from a do-nothing perform SPORT COATS TOPCOATS ance. Plus signs had the edge in a of Ryde, brother, Emil Gagliati of Cuggiono, Italy; sis 2288 $32.50 Quality 388 $50.00 Quality what you do when you get home." MEN'S HATS Conference committees drafted a battery of specific actions for scrambled list of leading rails, with changes narrow.

The Dow Jones industrial average at noon was up 2.55 at 675.53. Prices on the American Stock Exchange were mostly higher. Corporate bonds were mixed. U.S. government bonds declined.

Values to $9.95 One Lot! $688 $4.88 XL A I ALL WEATHER COATS With Zip-Out Pile Liner. $29.50 Quality. ter, Mrs. Maria Carcano of Cuggiono, Italy. He died Feb.

20, 1949. Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church. The Rev.

Bernard P. Mongan will officiate. Burial will be in St. Carlos Cemetery. delegates to test their convictions when they get home.

For instance, they suggested that religious institutions: Include non discrimination and colder with some scattered snow or snow flurries likely Saturday. Low tonight zero to 10 below. High Saturday 10-18. 4, 5 Cloudy with some snow or snow flurries tonight and much colder with the low ranging from 5 below to 10 above zero. Saturday cloudy with snow flurries and colder with the high around 15.

6 Cloudy and much colder tonight with the low 10-20 with some light snow or snow flurries likely. Saturday considerable cloudiness and much colder with snow flurries and the high 15-20. CHICAGO AREA: Mostly cloudy, windy and colder with MEN'S SHOES Blacks, Browns, Ties and Loafers clauses in all construction con MEN'S DRESS SLACKS All wool worsteds or wash 'n wear blends. Alterations Included. Values to tracts.

Establish church "service centers" for buyers and sellers co Friends may call at Johnson's Funeral Home, Herrin, where ihe Rosary will be recited at 7:15 p. i m. today. $533 $88 operating in interracial housing $10.95 Jarman. One Lot! FL0RSHEIM Discontinued Styles efforts.

Invest their funds in integrated housing projects. $14.95 Quality $10.95 Quality some snow flurries likely tonight and Saturday. Low tonight near 5 Conduct voter education drives 90 15 above in city and zero to 5 below East St. Louis Livestock Hogs barrows and gilts 15-25 lower; barrows and gilts 1-2 180-230 lb 15.85-16.35; mixed 1-3 180-240 lb 15.35-85; few lots to 16.00; 2-3 240-270 lb 14.75-15.50; 1-3 lots to 15.75; 1-2 150-170 lb 13.50-15.00; 120-150 lb 10.50-13.50; sows 1-3 275-400 lb 13.50-14.25; few to 14.50; 2-3 400-600 lb 12.50-13.50; few to 13.75; boars 11.50-13.25; mostly 12.00-13.00. Cattle 300; calves 125; utility and commercial cows 14.00-15.50; few head commercial 16.00; good and choice vealers 27.00-34.00; few head high choice 34.00-35.00; standard and low good 21.00-27.00; good and choice slaughter calves 20.00-26.00; utility and standard 16.00-20.00.

B.F.Goodrich Electro-Pale Guaranteed 24 Months Lots of Power at Economy Price 6-V $9.88 12-V $13.88 RANMAR'S STANDARD TIRE 113 North 16th Street HERRIN, ILL. in suburbs away from lake. High Saturday 10-15. ST. LOUIS AREA: Partly cloudy and turning much colder tonight.

Low tonight, ten to 15. Saturday IMPORTANT Public Notice Fredman Bros. FURNITURE CO. 213 North Park Ave. HERRIN See Our Advertisement in Sunday's Southern lllinoisan for the Announcement of the Final 6 Hours of Our Going Out of MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Quality Name Brands in Wash n' Wear Cottons Values to $3.95.

One Lot! $1.98 Values to $4.95 $2.68 2 for $5.00 Values to $5.95 for $7.00 considerable sunshine but con for Negroes. Organize small groups of laymen to plan, recruit for and carry out similar forms of direct action. Murray told newsmen the 10 cities were chosen for future regional conferences because "they are geographically representative, they have crucial racial problems, and there is a reasonable chance in 80 per cent of them for inter-religious cooperation quickly." He said four or five other cities will be added within the next four months, but did not name them. tinued quite cold with high in the 20s. YOUNG MEN'S SLIM SLACKS Values to S)9 THERMAL ANKLETS 59c-2 for $1.00 RANDOM GREY SOCKS and HOSE.

Regular 35c Now 3 for 78c MEN'S UNDERWEAR G.E.APPLIANCES Sales and Service EATON BROWN 205 East Main CARBONDALE Business Sale at Which Time $1.25 Boxer and 7C 2 no Snap Front Shorts No Reasonable Offer Will Be Refused. LADIES' SHOES FERRY CAPSIZES BO Koreans Lost In Gale; One Survivor Reported Seoul! Korea, Jan. 18 (AP) A coastal ferry with an estimated 80 to 100 Koreans aboard $3.75 3 for 59c 79c T-Shirts and Shorts by Values to $13.95 $300 5 LADIES' DRESSES Close-oiit of all winter styles in misses, half sizes and junior sizes. All nationally advertised brands FLATS 1 88 Regular $2.95 A Ladies' Sportswear Slim Jims, Pedal Pushers, Skirts, Sets. One Lot Values to $25.00 $588 TRUMAN HAS SURGERY No Complications in Operation for Hernia Repair Kansas City, Jan.

18 (AP) Former President Harry S. Truman underwent surgery for a hernia today. A spokesman for research hospital described the surgery as "a routine operation for hernia repair The rupture was reported on the right side of the abdomen. The 73-year-old Truman went into surgery-shortly before 8 a.m. and was taken to the recovery room at 9:55 a.

m. The hospital said there were no complications in connection with the operation and that the former president was in a satisfactory Jc.iditiiii PERCENTAGE BASE LEASE Southern Illinois Laundry and Dry Cleaning Plant FULLY EQUIPPED WITH MODERN MACHINERY CLOSE TO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 100,000 POPULATION POTENTIAL IN 30 MILE RADIUS Values to 5388 2 or 5 S00 capsized in a gale off Korea's! southwest coast today. One manj was reported rescued. National police said the the 34-ton Yun-ho, went down while making the 15-mile run from the port of Hainam to Mckpo and that; nine bodies were recovered. The police said all aboard were feared drowned, but a dispatch from Mokpo to the Seoul Shin; Moon said Suh Chong-soo, 24, had! been rescued from the stormy sea.

Police said the ferry apparently was hit by sudden gales around; noon and sank quickly about four miles southwest of which jj is 200 miles south of Seul 'j LADIES' HOSE Regular $1.35. One Lot LADIES' SLEEPWEAR Cotton flannel and ehallis in gowns and pajamas. Regular and extra sizes. Group No. 1 $1.83 Group No.

2 Values to $3.49 for $5.00 ODDS AND ENDS Blouses, Slips, Gloves, VERY SMALL INVESTMENT NEEDED WILL MAKE GOOD TERMS FOR CAPABLE OPERATOR Phone Murphysboro 684-2839 Scarves, 98' Winter Caps.