PRESS-SCIMITAR, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1967 PAGE 19 N- IN BRIEF In Tennessee Forest Products Co. nounced plans for a new $2.5 million plant at Morristown which will mean 800 new jobs. The plant will make bedroom and living room furniture. Some of the 300 boxes of food and clothing brought to indigent persons in Humphreys County a delegation from Houston, was unfit for distribution, Belzoni Mayor H. H.
Gantz said, Gantz said the boxes contained "filthy 'instances rags in some and mice had made nests in some of the boxes of food. The boxes came from the Houston Council of Human Relations. In Mississippi When students at Mississippi State College for Women unpack for the semester beginning Sept. 10, some of them may unload a horse. A course in horsemanship has been added for the 1967-68 session, and students may bring and board their own horses at nearby stables.
Mississippi State University's marching band will be playing through its hats, not talking through them this fall. A new sound system will be introduced at the MSU band clinic Aug. 4-5. A new system concealed in each musician's hat, amplifies the sound of each instrument. In Arkansas Henry Lee Delong, 26, of Fayette, Ohio' escaped from Cummins Prison Farm today.
He was on a dairy detail this morning when last seen. He was serving a one-year term for burglary from Polk County. A lone gunman walked into the Broadmoor Branch of National Bank of Commerce at Pine Bluff Monday and fled with $22,000 cash after warning three women tellers not to notify authorities for 15 minutes. He was still "on the go" today. Mid-South Deaths ARKANSAS BLYTHEVILLE-Mrs.
Jubie McMullin Lambert, 72, wife of Ira A. Lambert; sister of Fred McMullin of West Memphis, Ark. LEACHVILLE Mrs. Nannie Cromwell Lyerly, 82; mother of Mrs. J.
B. Foust of Memphis. MISSISSIPPI retired BALDWYN carpenter; John Henry father Kesefondle Kesler of Memphis. Robert Andrew Glover, 87, retired Lee County farmer; father of Arthur Glover of Memphis. CARROLLTON Odie Benton Slocum, 48, farmer and employe of the highway department; brother of Mrs.
Bryce Rutledge of Memphis. TUPELO Mrs. Adah B. Camp, widow of Fred G. Camp and retired Tupelo teacher; mother of David B.
Camp of Memphis. TENNESSEE DYERSBURG Ralph L. Whitney, 56, electrician; brother of c. J. Whitney of Memphis.
FRIENDSHIP Mrs. Lula King, 79, widow of Ernest King; mother of Mrs. Virgie Crawford of Memphis. JACKSON-Mrs. Pauline Irvin, 57, wife of Jesse Irvin; mother of Mrs.
Samuel Bailey of Memphis. UNION CITY-Mrs. Farrah Mai Moore, 78, widow of James W. Moore; sister of Mrs. James C.
Lyons of Memphis. Mary Ellen Adams, 58, retired Obion County teacher; daughter of Mrs. Ethel Cloys Adams and sister of Mrs. Edd McCarter, both of Memphis. John Stephen Harris, 91, retired farmer; father of J.
S. Harris and Mrs. Raymelle Martin, both of Memphis. Mrs. Grace Tellier Services for Mrs.
Grace Wallace Tellier of Tacoma Park, former resident of Arkansas, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Citizens Funeral Home, West Memphis, burial in the Tyronza, cemetery. Mrs. Tellier died Saturday at Tacoma Park, where she had lived for seven years. She and her husband, the late J.
A. Tellier, practiced law together as Tellier Tellier, Little Rock. She spent her girlhood at Tyronza. She lives a sister, Mrs. William Hoppenjams of Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Bessie Porter Mrs. Bessie Porter, 85, wife of the late Arthur Porter, died yesterday at Shelby County Hospital after a long illness. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home, with graveside services in Hughes Cemetery, Forrest City, at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Porter was a member Greenland Heights Methodist st Church. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Horace (Irene) Berryman of Memphis and Mrs. Silena May of West Memphis; sons, Robert Porter, Lawrence Corbit and Cornelius Corbitt, all of Memphis, and 18 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. A. J. Oliver of Memphis and Mrs. Tennie Marger of Nashville.
Mail Holdup Arrests JOHN J. KELLY, RIGHT MRS. PATRICIA DIAFERIO With defense attorney F. Lee Bailey, left. Another man, Thomas Richards, also -United Press Internaitonal Telephotos was arrested.
Two Men, Mother of Four, Held in $1.5 Million Theft BOSTON. (UPI) Three persons an attractive blonde mother of four and two men who earlier had designated themselves as chief suspects in the crime were arrested Monday night in the $1.5 million Plymouth mail robbery, the nation's largest cash holdup. Charged with armed robbery of mail matter and government property and putting in jeopardy the lives of postal employes by use of a dangerous weapon were: John J. Kelley, 51, of Watertown, once allegedly named by postal officials as the "mastermind" of the robbery; R. Richards, 41, of Weymouth, whose home was torn apart and his backyard and patio dug up as officials hunted for clues; and Mrs.
Patricia Diaferio, 32, of Boston's Roslindale Section. Kelley and Richards, accompanied by defense attorney F. Lee Bailey when they appeared before U.S. Commissioner Francis H. Farell, were released in $25,000 bail apiece.
Mrs. Diaferio was Deaths, Funerals J. F. Crawford Victor A. Kovach Services for Jessie Franklin Crawford, 61, of 743 Buck, retired employe of the construction department of the Illinois Central Railroad, who died yesterday, will be at 2:30 p.m.
tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home, with burial in Memorial Park. A member of Kennedy Baptist Church and formerly active in Boulevard Baptist Church and in Boy Scout work, Mr. Crawford was a native of Ripley, Miss. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Sue Laster Crawford; a daughter, a son, three sisters, a brother and two grandsons.
Mrs. Sarah Hooker Graveside services for Mrs. Sarah Patterson Hooker, were to be held at 3 p.m. today at Elmwood Cemetery. Memphis Funeral Home has charge.
Mrs. Hooker was the widow of Thomas B. Hooker, an insurance executive. She was was the daughter of a former governor of Tenneslate Malcolm R. Patterson.
She lived at 1837 Galloway and was a member of Evergreen Presbyterian Church. She leaves a son, Walter J. Hooker, a sister, Mrs. Mary Gardner Phillips, and a brother, Ham Patterson, all of Memphis, and two other sons, Thomas B. Hooker Jr.
of Lookout Mountain, and Col. Malcolm P. Hooker of Hampton, Va. Mrs. Susie Nelson Mrs.
Susie B. Nelson, 69, of 1253 Prescott, widow of John Nelson, died at 4:42 a.m. today at Methodist Hospital after a brief illness. Mrs. Nelson, a Methodist, formerly lived at Helena, where her husband was a circulation department employe of The Commercial Appeal.
She three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Rives and Mrs. Josephine Edwards, Memphis, and Mrs. W. B.
Owen, Blackshear, two sons, J. W. Nelson, Las Vegas, and Joe E. Nelson, Chesapeake, a sister, Mrs. Sam Demaree, West Helena; 13 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Cosmopolitan Funeral Home has Mrs. James L. Hal Services were held at 11 a.m. today at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home for Mrs. Euna Palmer Hall, 54, of 1056 Linden, a quality controller for Western Textile Co.
Burial was in Forest Hill Cemetery. A Memphis resident 25 years, Mrs. Hall died Saturday. She leaves her husband, James L. Hall; two daughters, Mrs.
Evelyn B. Oldham, Memphis, and Mrs. Peggy Ar paia, Branford, and three brothers, including Paul E. Palmer of Memphis and Boyd Palmer, New Albany, Miss. Percy Todd Percy Raymond Todd, 79, retired plumber, died at 10 a.m.
today at his home, home, 1345 N. Parkway. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Katherine Dice Todd; two daughers, Carmel Todd of New York, N.Y., and Mrs. Ruth Spivey of Livermore, a brother, J.
C. Todd of Memphis, and three grandchildren. Memphis Funeral Home has charge. Richard Kettlewell Richard Kettlewell, 60, former Memphian and brother of Police Lt. Claude (Buck) Kettlewell who is assigned to City Judge Bernie Weiman's court, died last night at New Orleans where he had lived for 18 vears.
Mr. Kettlewell also leaves his wife, Mrs. Roberta Chapman Kettlewell. Mr. Kettlewell was a member of Trinity Methodist Church and formerly was with the Caterpillar Company here.
Memphis Funeral Home has charge. Vital Statistics 5:20 a.m. August 1. Marriage Licenses David I. Shaw, 24, and 'Lois S.
Births AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL To Mr. and OAKLEY, C. 1058 White Station Road, girl at 7:54 a.m. July 31. POWELL, E.
4220 Montrose Drive, boy at 8:56 a.m. July 31. HALL, J. 2829 Churchill, boy at 10:58 a.m. July 31.
RIALES, G. 2627 Bums, boy at July 31. "BRIDGES, D. July 31. 1863 Lausanne, boy p.m.
ADKINS, B. 3048 Overton Crossing, girl at 12:26 p.m. July 31. STOCKTON, J. 1009 Oakmont, girl at 10:30 a.m.
July 31. MARTIN, N. 35 E. Frank, boy at July 31. BRIDGES, J.
290 Melita, boy at 3:15 p.m. July 31. HARRIS, J. 541 Moline Road, girl at 4:28 p.m. July 31.
RAY, Jesse, 231 Flynn Road, girl at 6:10 p.m. July 31. SINGLETON, 375 Oak Grove, girl at 12:04 a.m. August 1. MCDONELL, K.
1893 Cowden, girl at 3:36 a.m. Aug. 1. BUTTER, L. Millington, boy at 12:02 a.m.
August 1 AT METHODIST HOSPITAL To Mr. and SMITH, Lewis, 1047 Buckner, girl at 7:37 a.m. July 31. PARKER, Thomas, 1265 Sledge, boy at 9:34 a.m. July 31.
SMITH, Jesse, 4150 girl at 8:28 a.m. July 31. THOMAS, James, 2856 Kenneth, girl at 11:37 a.m. July 31. MCCULLEY, Billy, Atoka, girl at 1:13 p.m.
July 31. DUNCAN, Kenneth 1574 S. WellIngton, girl at 7:06 p.m. July 31. BLACKBURN, Cecil, 4131 Arrowhead, girl at 6:29 p.m.
July 31. ROY, Franklin, 3014 Sinclair, girl at 6:26 p.m. July 31. MILLER, Robert, 4878 Scheibler, boy at 10:24 a.m. July 31.
KING, Bill, Batesville, girl at 5:48 p.m. July 31. KUNTZ, Thomas, 2915 Meadow Lane, boy at 7:40 July 31. AT ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL To Mr.
and TAYLOR, Ray, 297 N. Waldran, boy at 5:50 a.m. July 31. TILLMAN, Charlie, 1773 Autumn, boy at 9:59 a.m. July 31.
BURKS, Daniel, West Memphis, girl at 12:10 p.m. July 31. BENSON, Cecil, 454 Mineral, boy at 1:07 p.m. July 31. GAVROCK, A.
1754 Atlas, girl at Sutton, 22. Marvin W. Merritt, 48, and Christine Howard, 44. Scott E. Heins, 22, and Linda S.
Sowell, 22. Ronald T. Lemons, 23, and Linda G. Thompson, 23. Selmer M.
Smith, 20, and Doris A. Lee, 19. Booker T. Eddings, 64, and Izora Simmons, 64. Charles M.
Pace, 20, and Linda G. Campbell, 20. William Morgan, 27, and June Boatner, 35. Julius R. Britton, 18, and Callie S.
Boose, 18. Albert Martin, 22, and Shirley Armstrong, 17. Clarence D. Tankersley, 19, and Brenda J. King, 17.
George B. McNamara, 76, and Angynette M. Tobias, 69. Robert L. Mills, 24, and Jeannie L.
George, 22. George E. Mayer, 22, and Frances M. Ferrante, 21. James T.
Braden, 23, and Sandra K. Tibbs, 19. Robert W. Sanders, 19, and Sue N. Tims, 18.
Rochell Young, 33, and Dorothy F. Stokes, 40. Duncan E. Ragsdale, 22, and Mary E. Spelce, 21.
Larry 0. McLain, 24, and Linda K. Sellers, 20. John E. Leake, 25, and Mel vena Conner, 19.
Bruce K. Harlel, 22, and Ellen L. Jackson, 20. Donald E. Sellers, 21, and Juliann M.
Svob, 21. Jerry D. Kirby, 20, and Sheryn D. Leslie, 18. Clarence Thomas, 28, and Barbara J.
Mayhue, 24. Lorace A. Merriweather, 18, and Laverne Miller, 18. William T. Reid, 23, and Mary M.
Nash, 21. Sam F. Cole, 31, and Merrill A. Leslie, 24. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my dear husband and son, Cleveland Boyd Jr.
who passed away August 1st, 1966. Memories linger on with many company employees and fellow workers in Christ, along with his family, wife and mother. Mrs. Themia Boyd Mrs. Emma Norwood.
LODGE NOTICES LODGE NO. 759 Masonic Temple, 272 Court will hold regular monthly stated meeting this Wednesday, August 2, at 1 p.m, Members urged to attend, visiting brethren welcome. CY BROCK, W.M. A. A.
WILLIAMS, Secretary. O.K. HOUCK CHAPTER NO. 229, O.ES. will hold a regular stated meeting this Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, preceded by a pot luck dinner at 6 p.m.
In the chapter hall at 152 E. McKeller. All officers and members and their familles are urged to be present. MRS. HAZEL OLEN HENKLE, W.
M. CHARLES L. SISSON, W. P. MRS.
LUCILLE THOMPSON, Secretary BETHEL GROVE ASSEMBLY NO. 39, ORDER OF THE RAINBOW for Girls, will hold a regular stated meeting, Tuesday, Aug. 1. at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge, 2615 Frisco.
Board meeting at 6 p.m. All visiting Rainbow Girls, Masons, and Eastern Stars cordially invited. MARTA MAY, W. A. HESTER BOYD, M.
A. LOUISE WATKINS, Recorder STONEWALL CHAPTER NO. 280 OES will hold a regular stated meeting Tuesday, Aug. 1st at 8 p.m. WANDA STEPHENSON, W.M.
EUGENE HARRIS, W.P. ALICE GREGORY, Secy. NORMAL CHAPTER NO. 295 OES will hold regular stated 4 at 8 meeting p.m., JUANITA this 3618 Tuesday, Walker. McHUGH, Aug.
W.M. 1st, EARL RICHHART, W.P. GEORGIA SHOUP, Secretary. DESOTO LODGE NO. 299 man Aug.
Members 1st Club 4th at 7. meets expected, Court p.m. this Sts. for, Tuesday, school. Craftsvisitors always welcome, Refreshments.
ROBERT R. CROSSNO, W.M. FRED L. NUNNERY, Secretary. DEATH NOTICES KING REV.
GAILOR KING July 27, 1967. Residence 1862 Waverly Ave. Father of Messers. James Franklin King and Gailor King son of Bishop Ardessar Tennyson Moore. Brother of Mrs.
Odessa Brown. Dear friend of Mrs. Cleo White. Other relatives and friends survive. Remains will Faith lie in state today from 2 to 7 p.m.
at Temple Baptist Church, 1888 So. Parkway and from 7:15 to 8:00 p.m. at First Baptist Church, Chelsea 500 N. 4th; Services at First Baptist will commence at 8:00 p.m. I officiated by Rev.
P. L. Rowe, pastor and Rev. W. T.
Grafton. Pallbearers: Baptist Ministers Alliance. Interment Wednesday 1:00 p.m. National Cemetery. Arrangements by N.
H. OWENS SON, 421 Scott Street. Ph. 324-2116. MIMS MR.
JIMMIE LEE MIMS Suddenly July 28, 1967. Remains will lie In state this Tuesday from 6-10 p.m. at the parlor. Funeral, Wednesday, p.m. at the funeral home.
Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. N. J. FORD AND SONS NERAL PARLOR, 219 Joubert 948-7755. DEATH NOTICES JOHNSON ELDER STEVE JOHNSON July 28, 1967.
Husband of Mrs. Bettie Johnson, daughters, sons, 20 grandchildren, in law, 1 daughter in low, and a host of sisters in low. 2 brothers in law, 3 sons nieces, nephews other relatives and friends surviving. Due Notice, J. 0.
PATTERSON FUNERAL HOME, 2254 Chelsea Avenue, 274-8623. STONE MRS. IRENE STONE--At residence, 1696 Ravner, July 28, 1967. Mother of Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas Daniels: of Mr. Gilmore and Mr. Renard Daniels; sister of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullins and Rev.
and Mrs. Dave Chism; cousin of Mr. Mrs. Sam Hudgins and Mrs. Addie Hoist; other relatives and friends Due notice, ORANGE MOUND FUNERAL SERVICE, 452-7331.
MEMPHIS Hampton. Virginia. Sister of Mrs. Gardner Patterson Phillips, Ham Patterson, both of Memphis. Funeral services will be at the graveside, Tuesday at 3:00 p.m.
in Elmwood Cemetery. Dr. Van Arnold will officiate. Arrangements by MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME. Funeral Home 1177 UNION AVE PH 278-0100 SERVICES FOR HOOKER MRS.
SARAH PATTERSON HOOKER, 77 years. At Carroll-Turner Sanatorium. July 30, 1967 at 9:00 p.m. Wife of the late Thomas B. Hooker, Sr.
Mother of Thomas B. Hooker, Lookout Mountain, Walter J. Hooker, Memphis, Colonel Malcolm P. Hooker, SOUTHERN NE FUNERAL HOME 440 Vance 527-7311 WILLIAMS MR. LOUIS WILLIAMS At Collins Chapel Hospital, July 31, 1967.
Age 69. Husband of Mrs. Millia Jones Williams; one daughter; five grandchildren; two eat-grandchildren; four sisters and two brothers. A host of nieces, nephews. Other TO relatives and friends survive.
Due Notice. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME. 527-7311. THOMAS MR. WILL ALLEN THOMAS At John Gaston Hospital, July 27, 1967.
Late residence, 2409 Cable Avenue. Beloved husband Rosie Lee Thomas; brother of Mrs. Aline Echols, Mrs. Louise Stokes of Memphis, Mrs. Pearl Edwards of Chicago, 111., Mr.
Ivory Thomas and Mr. Buford Thomas of Memphis. A host of nieces, nephews at Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church, 1039 other relatives and friends. Body in state Raymond Street, Wednesday, August 2, 1967 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Funeral service at the church at 8 p.m. Rev. E. Bates and Rev. Percy Jones officiating.
Interment in New Park, Thursday, August 3, 1967 10:30 a.m. SOUTHERN FUNERAL VICTORY FUNERAL HOME 845 Marechainell 323-2636 SMITH MR. JAMES (TOO TIGHT) SMITH At Shelby Co. Hospital. July 30, 1967.
Late residence 3824 Holeman Rd. The son of the late Mr. Mrs. Jeff Smith Sr. Father of Mrs.
Mabel Denton, Mrs. Etta J. Echoles, Mrs. Cathryn Tatum, Mr. James, Jr.
Ellas, and Donald L. Smith. Brother of Mrs. Mary H. Watkins, Mrs.
Thelma Johnson, Mrs. Agnes Oakley of this city. Mrs. Josephine Edwards of Buffalo, N.Y. Mr.
's Sammie, Jimmie C. Jeff Jessie L. Smith. He leaves 9 grandchildren, daughter-in-law, 3 son in laws, 4 sister in laws, 3 brother in laws, 6 aunts, uncle, 20 nieces, 20 nephews, 34 great nieces and nephews, a host of cousins and other relatives and friends to survive, Due Notice. VICTORY FUNERAL HOME.
MEMORIALS BETHEL SPRINGS, TENN. J. K. WALKER MONUMENTS MONUMENTS MEMORIAL STUDIO Day Ph. 948-9049 Nite 274-0346 1470 SO.
BELLEVUE Personals Immediate Cash To Blood Donors MAY EARN $40 to $150 Permonth for participation in special Plasma Program. All types needed, no waiting period. 118 Jefferson AMERICAN BLOOD COMPONENTS No appt. needed. NEEDED--CASH PAID BLOOD DONORS INTERSTATE BLOOD BANK 174 N.
Third 8' to 5 QUICK Shotguns, saddles, musical instruments, diamonds, TV's and teols; anything of value. Pawn Shop, 115 Beale. 527-7486. I READY CASH Loan on golf clubs, typewriters, shotguns, outboards, silver, radios, HiFI's North Memphis Loan, 646 Poplar. 526-2964.
$50 CASH To churches or groups for selling 84 bottles famous Watkins Vanila. Call 323-8579. OVER 30? LONELY? For more fun in your life call 525-0529 or 386-7482 to-day! MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELING, 25 YEARS EXP. EDITH J. BURTT 1532 MONROE 276-0792 ATTENTION For exp.
window trimmings call 526-3874. HAPPY TIME NURSERY KINDERGARTEN registering now for fall term. All day accomodations. For information phone 526-1320. JOYLAND Nursery Complete child care, day and night.
Pick up and delivery service. Weekly and hourly rates. 1659 Poplar. 275-9692, LEARN TO DRIVE Safely courteously. Terms.
Tenn. State Driving School. 275-3600. SWIMMING lessons White Sta. Area.
6 up. Mrs. Coak. 683-4344. TRULY WONDERFUL massage.
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Call or visit J. B. MAIZE Realtors 119 South Court Square INSURANCE TROUBLES? Lost and Found -17 LOST. 17 Ladies White wallet. Vicinity of S.
Highland Sunday noon. Return valuable papers cards. Reward. Dr. Price, 458-4992.
LOST: Silver charm bracelet with Europeon charms, Reward. NO questions asked, 3834 Tessland. 388-0159. LOST solid black, wearing black harness, with tags. Central Bellevue.
275-7834 or 945-9116. Reward. LOST Black Ton German Shepherd, Ge well area, no collar, year old. 323-2543. Trade Schools -19 LEARN BARBERING Moler Barber College Now offering day and evening classes.
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458-8268 Nites 357-5706 AS OF this date will be responsible for ne debts other than my own. William S. Daly, 148 Clark Place. AS OF this date will not -be responsible for any debts other than my own. Mariorie Stroud, 1751 Felix.
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Co. 683-4517 Cars Furnished CARS TO CALIFORNIA Furnished to Los Angeles and Long Beach. Call T. Hutton, 683-5131. CARS Furnished to California and Seattle, Washington.
Turner Auto Sales, 404 Union Ave. 525-0247. CARS furnished anywhere in U.S.A. Call Insured Drive Away, 4446 Summer. 682-2506.
CARS Furnished Coast to Coast. Insured Drive away, 4446 Summer, Call Ray or Leo. 682-2506. CARS Furnished anywhere, U.S.A. Auto Delivery, 525-4622.
Rare -15 U.S. foriegn coins, gold stamps bought sold. Memphis Coin Stamp 3415 hrs. 10-5. 15 PCT.
OFF Scott, 1967 catalogs Harris Worldwide albums. Marshall-Stamps, 208 N. Evergreen. Lost and Found -17 LOST: Female German Shepherd, Weuring collar chain, vic. Whitehaven, Reward.
398-0450. LOST-2 Walker Hound Pups. mos. old, near Willow R.1. Perkins, 683-2353.
LOST FEMALE German ShepherdBlack collar chain. Frayser Area. 357-2878, 357-4167. LOST -the 30th. 2 large white dogs, male and female.
Husky-Spitz type. Reward offered. 682-6387. LOST wired haired terrier, bushy tall, 7-mos, S. E.
Mphs area, reward. JA 7-2462-before 5 p.m. LOST -White Persian male cat. Vic: Memphis State. May be hurt.
327-1885. at LOST Downtown antique broach w-photo, reward. 274-8447. LOST Female Pomeranian, reddish tan, reward. 327-9247.
Salesmen Wanted -22 SALESMEN 10 A.M. ONLY ADHESIVE SALES $10,000 UP Car All Commission Expense Fringe. Some college. 32 to 39. Experienced in the sale of melted adhesives to bag and carton plants.
Fee paid. Executive Service, 1212 First Natl. Bank 527-3431. NO TRAVEL National corp, expanding in this orea. Will interview morried men age 25 to 45, to train at starting salary up $8,000 annually depending on background.
Sales, business or executive experience required. All fringe benefits including noncontributory retirement. Call Mr. White, 272-9694 for interview. Wholesale Supervisor a Qualified person needed Sunervise to operate distributorship.
men and women, sales or route experience preferred. Earnirgs to start $550 monthly, salarv comm. Last yeor our distributors cvg. income was $11,000. Phone 323-8579 or apply 3421 Summer Ave.
BIG IMMEDIATE MONEY FOR PROFESSIONAL SALESMEN ONLY Selling resort property on Saturday 3 Sunday at Buena Vista Lake. No license needed. A resume' of past selling ability references required at time of interview. CALL SAUL LEWIS NOW AT 272-2784 Walkem Development of Inc. IMPLEMENT SALESMAN.
For John Deere Dealer in the Mississippi Delta. Experenced only. Top salary plus commission, Replies confidential. Box R-648, care of this paper. $600 UP, FREIGHT SALES 25-45, stable, car expenses furn.
Unlimited benefits. Future. GOSS PERSONNEL GL 8-1181 3397 (404 Plaza Bldg.) WANTED-TWO MEN capable of selling advertisem*nts by telephone. American Federation of Government Employees News. Apply: 812, 81 Madison Building, 9 to 4 p.m.
TWO MEN to give away Fuller sampies and pick up orders. Up te $125 week written guarantee. Must have car and phone. 274-5554, 357-0576. REAL ESTATE SALES AGGRESSIVE--Name your terms.
Mid-City Bldg. Arcade ARA 275-3159 JEANNIE DeBLOCK CO. SALESMAN with car. Can earn $200 per week comm. Days, leads; telephone 398-8027.
WILL TRAIN MAN with car for cir sales nat'l pub. co. full--part time. 275-3300. BOYS 16 over, part time order nat'l pub.
co. 275-3300 before 10. IF YOU ARE IN THE INS. FIELD OR WOULD LIKE TO BE, YOU SHOULD COME BY AND LOOK AT OUR NEW CONTRACTS, NEW COMMISSIONS. NEW RENEWALS VESTED PLUS FRINGE BENEFITS.
IF 18.000 TO $16.000 A YEAR WOULD INTEREST YOU COME AND LET'S TALK IT OVER. 33 N. CLEVELAND, SUITE 210, 8:30 TO released in $5,000 bail. They will be arraigned next week. Richards was arrested at his ranch-style home, which was searched by federal officials two months after the Aug.
14, 1962, robbery. They tore open walls inside the house, dug up his backyard, flushed out his septic tank and used jackhammers to tear up his patio. No money was found, but authorities said they confiscated a bulletproof vest, a .45 caliber pistol, shotgun and shells, two foot lockers containing clothing and two black belts. Richards and Kelley once appeared on television and staged several news conferences along with two other men during which they claimed to be among the chief suspects in the Plymouth holdup. They maintained they were innocent and charged their lives were in jeopardy because of round-the-clock harassment by law enforcement authori- ties.
The largest previous cash holdup was the $1,219,000 in the Brink's robbery in Boston Jan. 17, 1950. Swift-moving bandits police theorized seven or eight a and possible a woman pulled the Plymouth job at about 8 p.m. on a cold and drizzly day on Route 3, the main artery between Boston and Cape Cod. R.
W. Fowinkle Dies in Florida Services for Robert W. Fowinkle, 58, of Fort Myers, a graduate of South Side High School where he played football, and the brother of Dr. Eugene W. Fowinkle, director of the Memphis and Shelby County Health Department, will be at 2 p.m.
tomorrow at Engelhardt Funeral Home at Fort Myers. Mr. Fowinkle also leaves his wife, two sons, a daughter, Mrs. Leonard Long; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert F. Fowinkle; two other brothers, Leon G. Fowinkle and Daniel L. Fowinkle, and two sisters Vera E. Fowinkle and Mrs.
H. H. Estes, all of Memphis, and three other sisters. gained world fame for her 1924 novel, "'The Constant Also outstanding among the many books of the London-born author were a biography of the 19th Century novelist Jane Austen and the novel "The Outlaws on In 1925 Miss Kennedy married David Davies, a lawyer who became a county court ludge. He died in 1964.
At Adderbury, England. DAVID DURST, 55, who won national acclaim for his paintings of underwater scenes. Durst helped plan the University of Arkansas Fine Arts Center, called by Life magazine "the nation's handsomest gallery." His underwaetr scenes, in oil and watercolor, were some of the fruits of scuba diving in the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico and Arkansas Lakes. At Fayetteville, Ark. Deaths of Widely Known MISS MARGARET KENNEDY, 71, who City Begins Towing Junked Automobiles Owners of unsightly, begun feeling the sting as weapon into action.
Three old wrecks, which Village public housing project, under a new junk car ordinance Commission. Until the new law went into effect, only junked cars left on the streets could be towed away. Now action can be taken to get rid of vehicles abandoned on private property. Parker, city housing improvement director, is in charge of enforcing the new law. Mustin Body Works, holder of a city contract as storage agent for junked cars, tows them in.
Under the new law, a car can be towed away after a (Continued On Following Page) Educational Instructions -20 OPPORTUNITY Nurses Aide Cashier Checkers PBX Receptionist Enrolling now for day and evening classes. No age limit, high school not required. Students' Leans Available Call 527-5508 Fully Air Conditioned Cashier Training Inst. 66 Monroe, Suite 877 Services for Victor Anthony Kovach of Walls, retired civil service employe and a former employe of Defense Depot Memphis, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home, with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
Mr. Kovach, a Catholic, was born at Cleveland, Ohio, and lived in Memphis in 1943-58. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Theresa Kovach; five sons, Anthony Kovach of 5060 Urbana Road; Steve Kovach of California; Victor H. Kovach of Chicago; Army Pfc.
Richard Kovach of Fort Benning, and Jimmy Kovach of Walls; two daughters, Jo Ann Kovach of Walls, and Mrs. Helen Lener of Cleveland, Ohio; two brothers, three sisters and three grandchildren. Fulton Church Services for Robert Fulton Church, 73, retired carpenter, of 3141 Josibpet Lane, will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park. Mr.
Church, who died Sunday at Baptist Hospital, was born in Maury County, but had lived here about 20 years. He was a Mason and a member of Greenland Heights Methodist. Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Aline Church; a son, S.
G. (Smitty) Church of 1520 E. Brooks Road, and a brother, 0, P. Church, Detroit. Mr.
Distretti Mass for' Dominick Distretti, 65, retired truck farmer who died yesterday at Methodist Hospital, will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Joseph Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Memphis Funeral Home has charge. Mr.
Distretti made his home with his brother, Hugo Distretti, 6045 East Raines Road. He leaves three other brothers, five sisters, and a half-sister. Automation IBM Key Punch Cashier Checkers Train now--for top jobs in Memphis area. High school not required, no age limit. Day or evening classes with placement counseling.
Terms Arranged Student Loans Fully Air Conditioned Call 525-1351 Memphis Business Inst. 63 S. Main Bldg. Suite 815 Salesmen Wanted -22 HELP! HELP! We need help to sell our ice cream. Must be 21.
MERRYMOBILE ICE CREAM CO. 3065 Broad (in rear) MEN WANTED Above Average Earnings MUST be OVER 21 ICE CREAM CIRCUS Pleasant Outdoor Work Selling Ice Cream Apply 1611 Lamar-NO CALLS B. F. Goodrich Wants RETAIL SALESMAN With Management Potential. Excellent opportunities in Automotive and Appliance sales.
WE REQUIRE: Aggressive Parsonality Good Educational background Age 21-30 Retail Experience desirable Must be able to pass physical examination WE OFFER: Good starting salary, plus incentive compensation Free hospitalization and insurance plus retirement plan Paid Vacations Sound on the job training Excellent opportunities for advancement B.F. Goodrich Store 541 S. Perkins Ext. Wanted -22 CAREER -SALESMAN Security of a continuous growth company, nonseasonal product, profit sharing, retirement annuity, paid vacations, promotion and recognition. Qualifications are 25 years to 40 years of age, a minimum of two years successful selling, for more information call or come in and discuss with Mr.
Milton 527-9431 Snelling and Snelling Persn'l 22 South Second Street unsafe, dilapidated autos have the city swung a new legal had been abandoned at Hurt were towed away- first passed recently by the City 10-day notice. If the owner can't be located, the notice is left on the car. Police run a title and stolen car check after the car is picked up. Then the registered owner of the car is given 30 days to claim the car before it is sold at auction. Parker said regular patrols for abandoned cars will be started as soon as a backlog of 200-300 complaints about junks is handled.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAKING MONEY? We need five management trainees. We would like to interview anyone interested in making a career in the automobile sales and executive field. If you have the desire and potential you can't help but make money and go places in this rapidly growing organization. Salary and commission, demonstrator furnished. Preference shown to age 25 and over.
Apply in person only to: LYNN WRIGHT or JIM WILLIS HERFF FORD 295 UNION.
