el THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL, MEMPHIS, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7, 1967 YORK, on yo Low Lest Send Market: Sales Low Lost Cho. Am Tob a armour RI Assoln astonM. The Bond Market Sears hello Sincia 1051 Ed 90 StOCal St Oilind 6591 Stolnd SONJ Pack Stauffer StevensJ 4590 Swift Talcott Tandy Taylor Teldyn TexCo Texaco TexNO Texas Pac 5s 1 4592 Un ElMo 3566 vocal 246 UnPac Aire Airc Airc 260 UnAirL 92 wi 961 Un Air 5591 UnGasc 5580 Gas 86 Gas 4390 SH. 41586 US Steel 4583 US Vaned Vire RY 3595 ward 135 135 WestSh West Md 4569 WstUn West Un Weverh 5.20s WhiSt FOREION BONDS NEW YORK -Following are the New York Stock Exchange Bond Market: Salest thds) Hich Lost Cha. Antique 3578 75 Austri Prazil 26 1979 Caldas 351978 Chil ChileReo Colomba Cudinem Japan Mexico 79 Portugal Zone Changes Are Approved By Commission The Memphis and Shelby County Planning Commission yesterday: Approved a day care nursery at 2884 Flora for a two-year period.
The nursery is being located in an R-2 residential district. Approved rezoning the soutr side of Carnes 158.7 feet west of Highland from residential to C-1 commercial for a service station at 3473 Carnes. side of Tutwiler 167.8 Approved rezoning the south, west of Berclair from R-2 residential to R-3-A so apartments can be built at 4431 and 4447 Tutwiler. The applicant, Sam Dattel, had requested the property be zoned R-4 residential. Approved rezoning the south side of Cowden 124 feet west of Cooper from R-3 residential to office so offices can be built at 2111 and 2115 Cowden.
Approved rezoning of 21 and 31 East Parkway South from R-3 residential to R-3-A residential to permit the higher residential density permitted by the R-3-A zoning. Held under advisem*nt an application to the northwest corner of Highland and Windover from R-2 residential to C-1 commercial. MID-SOUTH DEATHS ACKERMAN; Miss. Crawford, 63, widow of c. BLYTHEVILLE, Ark: Mrs.
Agnes Grady. Smith. wife of Bob Lee BOLIVAR. Tern. Raeford F.
Howell, retired former, CHARLESTON, Miss. Phonzo Wicex, city. commissioner and retired cotton CLARKSDALE Miss. of Mrs. Clara Butts Luckett, 67, widow Robert COLUMBUS, Shull.
Miss. widow Mrs. Exie Josech Needham 82, of W. Shull DYERSBURG, Tenn: Mrs. Gracie Bell Wheat, 49, wife of Flovd Wheat.
DRESDEN, Tenn. Donad Pitt, coach at Greenfield High School, 32. 85, Ala. widow Mrs. Mary Lola Haddock, of John Henry GREENVILLE, Henry B.
Smith, Delta Towing 62; Mre. Lillie Wynne Brown, 72, wife of E. Brown. HERNANDO, Miss. William Brasell, retired farmer, 75.
HUMBOLDT, Tenn. Mrs. Matilda Anderson Sutton. widow of W. Sutton.
JACKSON, Tenn, Robert L. Puckett; Bond, farm bureau leader, retired carpenter, 73; Mrs. W. Ark. Steve.
Cole, retired 78: Mrs. Mildred Haltom Puckett, 72, widow of Ike R. Puckett. LEXINGTON, Tenn. Everett MANILA, Bertie Lafayette Rhodes, retired farmer, 66.
retired 73. MARTIN, Tenn. Harold Insco, Industrial worker, Tenn. Mrs. Yarbrough Gatlin, widow of Gatlin.
MURRAY, Kv. Albert L. Outland, 50. NASHVILLE Mrs. Lena 'Mom' Spear, 67, gospel singer and widow of G.
PARIS, Tenn. E. Mrs. Idella: Wood, wife of Erie Wood; Jarrett Anderson. retired farmer, 70.
REFORM. Ala. Mrs. Donnie Pate Reynolds, 92, widow of Lee Reynolds. HILL, Tenn.
Maggie Hughes, retired nurse, 85. Tenn. Levi Michael, retired former: Leora Card, SHAW, Miss. Hugh Wilkinson, chef Denver, STANTONVILLE, Tenn. James D.
Younger, retired laborer, Hawkins, STARKVILLE, 94, Miss. widow of Mrs. John Effie Hawkins: Lee Ottis McMullen, retired rellroad engineer, TUSCUMBIA Ala. Mrs. Clara Emens Glenn, 45.
wife af Irwin Glenn. UNIONVILLE, Tenn. Mrs, Hazel Luvenia Phillies, 47, wife James Phillips. WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. Tom Duncan, retired farmer, 55.
The Crowning Insult MILWAUKEE, Oct. 6. (AP) Sanitation worker John Oliyar is offering a $20 reward for the return of the tools of his trade a stick and a sack worth no more than $2. The items used in collecting papers and scraps from city owned property. were stolen.
Oliyar, who already has invested $7.50 in a classified advertisem*nt, said, "It is not right to take the tools a man works with. They are my tools. They help me earn a living. William Brasell Services for William Kirk Brasell of. Hernando, father of Mrs.
John Lehman of Memphis, will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Brantley Funeral Home in Hernando with burial in Bakers Chapel Cemetery. Mr. Brasell, who was 75, died yesterday at his home. PREVIEW OF ESSA WEATHER BUREAU FORECAS Ending 6:30 P.M.
COP SHOWERS TORONTO COOL YORK SAN FRANCISCO MILD WEATHER POTOCASTOL SHOWERS FOR THE MID SOUTH- Partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers and thundershowers, most numerous in the northern portion, Cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with showers and thundershowers ending Sunday and turning cooler. Highs Saturday in the 80s with winds southerly 10 to 15 miles per hour. Lows Saturday night 50 to 60. High Low Yester Thurs. day Amarillo Atlanta Birmingham Boston Buffalo Charleston, Chattanooga Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Des Moines Detroit Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Knoxville Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Miami Beach 3.06 Paul Mobile Nashville New Orleans New York Philadelphia Phoenix St.
Louis San Antonio San Francisco Seattle Washington Wichita Nation's High: 95 at Carisbad, N. M. Nation's Low: 20 at Winnemuca, Nev. Ruling Due Today In Jail Cell Death: Morgan Scott Of Tupelo To Be Buried Tomorrow Dr. J.
T. Francisco, Shelby County Medic al Examiner, will rule today on the cause of death of Morgan 'Morge' Scott, of Tupelo, who was found dead early yesterday morning in a city jail cell. Mr. Scott, arrested on a drunkenness charge Thursday, was discovered by two officers lying on the floor in his cell. They attempted to arouse him without success.
Police requested the autopsy. Mr. Scott, who was 48, was a farm laborer. Services will be at 3 p.m. Sunday at New Bethel Baptist Church near Belmont, with McGrath-Rasberry Funeral Home of Tupelo in charge.
Burial will be in the church cemetery. He leaves five brothers, C. E. Scott of Tupelo, Chester Scott and Joe Scott Bassett, George Scott of Adrian. and Balfour Scott of Cincinnati; a half-brother, B.
S. Scott of Marietta, two sisters, Mrs. Margie Keene of Turrell, and. Mrs. Flossie Farley of Star City, and a half-sister, Mrs.
Angelo Sparks of Belmont, Miss. Hospital Ship To Get Team Of Physicians A man and wife team of physicians from Memphis is scheduled to join the SS Hope in Cartagena, Colombia, next week for a two-month tour of duty aboard the floating hospital. Drs. C. D.
and Jean Hawkes of 527. East. Parkway South plan to go to New. York Tuesday and then join the medical staff Friday at Cartagena, where the ship. has been in port since February.
The ship is designed to provide treatment for the sick and specialist training for physicians in the underdeveloped nations it visits. The ship's medical staff of volunteer doctors changes every two months. Dr. C. D.
Hawkes, a neurosurgeon, has been aboard the ship twice before, when it was at Ecuador and Guinea. Dr. Jean Hawkes, who specializes in internal medicine, will be serving on the ship for the first time. She is the former member of the Education. Shelby County Board of CHURCH FUNDS LOSE State Money To Schools Is Ruled Unconstitutional The New York Times News Service CONCORD, N.
Oct. 6. The New Hampshire Supreme Court Friday unconstitutional a law allowing sweepstakes funds distributed to parochial as well as public schools. The 4 to 1 decision voided a law passed last June by the state The state court said the law violated the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, which provides; for ation of church and state. The original sweepstakes law, passed in 1963, provided for sweepstakes profits to bel distributed to public schools on a "flat grant per resident pupil," basis.
About 127,000 public school children in New Hampshire are currently aided by sweepstakes funds. The new law would have added an additional 30,000 parochial school chitdren. Mrs. Clarkson's Death Ends Link With Era Of Elegance Mrs. Martha Fontaine at Memphis Convalescent Home.
Mrs. Clarkson, who made Hotel for many years, broke had been confined to bed since but her exact age "was something died," a family friend said last The daughter of the Fontaines, she was born in debut in the old Fontaine Memphis, made her or social Home at 680 Adams, and was married there. Her husband, Russell Clarkson, died about 10 years ago. She was a girl, attending Miss Higbee's School for Young Ladies, when her father made Adams Avenue the social center of Memphis, entertaining more than 2,000 persons at a lawn party in 1892 in honor of Adlai Stevenson, who was campaigning as Grover Cleveland's running mate. Other great names who visited the home during her childhood included Robert Lincoln, son of Abraham Lincoln, and John Philip Sousa.
Mrs. Clarkson was one of nine children who occupied the 20-room mansion. The home is owned by the Memphis chapter, Association for the which of Tennessee Antiquities, spent more than $100,000 for its restoration, and opened it to the public in 1964, about 100 years after it was built. The home was purchased by Noland Fontaine in 1883, and the family lived there until 1929. Mrs.
Clarkson leaves a sister, Mrs. William B. Carlile, who lived in Chicago most her life, and is now a patient at William F. Bowld Hospital. Treadwell's Norris Funeral Home has charge.
Rites To Be Today For Campbell Sharp: Firm Founder, 78, Developed Lubricants Services for Campbell K. Sharp of 2776 Central, presi-er dent of Sharvania Oil Grease will be at 11 a.m. today at Cosmopolitan Funeral Ho me. Graveside services will be at 2:30 p.m. at.
Hollywood Cemetery at Jackson, with Cosmopolitan Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Sharp, who was 78, died Thursday night at Methodist Hospital after three week's illness. He founded his company in 1935. He was a recipient of the Achievement Award of the Memphis Joint Engineering Societies and was a member of the Presidents Council of the American Institute of Management.
As a chemist, he developed special lubricants for high-compression machinery. He was active in civic organizations and wrote articles for technical publications in the United: and Cuba. Mr. Sharp, was born at Shakertown, and lived at Ironton, Ohio, before he came to Memphis in 1935. He was a communicant of St.
John's Episcopal Church. He leaves his son, Campbell K. Sharp of the Central address, and a grandson. MRS. ERA BARRON Rites 'Held In West Helena For Gun Victim Services for Mrs.
Era Bariron of 3829 Windcrest were at 3 p.m. yesterday at Citizens Funeral Home in West Burial was in Sunset Memorial Park near West Helena. She was 65. Mrs. Barron died shortly 11 a.m.
Wednesday apparently from a self-inflicted wound, sheriff's deputies said. She was born near Pontotoc, and moved to where she operated a grocery until she came to Memphis in 1963. She leaves her son, Carl Barron of the Windcrest address land a sister, Mrs. Carrie Bond ct. Pontotoc.
JOHN R. CHAPPELLE Services To Be Tomorrow Far Car Salesman Services for John R. Chappelle of 3794 Kearney will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Memphis Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park. Mr.
Chappelle, who was 56, died at 11:05 p.m. Thursday in Methodist Hospital after a illness. Born at Fort Payne, the came to Memphis about 20. years ago and was an. automobile salesman.
He was a Methodist. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Norine Chappelle; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Nelson of 1493 Lamar Cove and one grand-jory son. Dr.
Chester Dye Allen Services for Dr. Chester Dye Allen of 322 St. Andrews Fairway, a retired urology surgeon who died Thursday night at his home, will be 11 a.m, today at Grace-St. Lukes Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery with Memphis Funeral Home in charge.
He was 76. Clarkson, her a hip that night. whose early life spanned era, died last night home at the old Gayoso about six years ago and time. She was about 90, she kept a secret till she Eddy Gilmore -AP Wirephoto AP London Writer. Dies At Age Of 60 Eddy Gilmore Was Recipient Of Pulitzer.
Prize LONDON, Oct. 6. (AP) Eddy prize-winning Gilmore, a correspondent Pulitzer of The Associated, Press who reported the wartime and postwar Stalin era in Russia, died a heart attack Friday at his home near London. He was 60. Before and after his years in Russia, Gilmore was widely known for his witty news stories on the lighter side of life, and even in Moscow he wrote with a light touch at times between the grimmer episodes.
He had worked as usual in the London AP bureau Friday before going to his home in the English countryside at East Grinstead. He was stricken with a coronary thrombosis in the late evening. Gilmore is survived by form- his Russian-born wife, the Tamara Chernashova; three daughters and a son. He was born in Selma, and christened Eddy Lanier King Gilmore, all of them family names. The Southern accent stuck with him all his life.
He was educated at Washlington and Lee and Carnegie Tech and worked on the Atlanta Journal and the Washington Daily News before joining The Associated Press in Washington in 1935. Gilmore was chief of the AP Moscow bureau in the darkest days of the Soviet defense against the invading Nazi armies of Hitler and remained in Moscow until after the death of Joseph Stalin in March, 1953. World Deaths Oct. Radziwill, 6. the (UPI) Polish father-in-law of Princess Lee Radziwill, died in Warsaw Wednesday at the age of 88, a spokesman at the Radziwill residence said Friday.
Prince Stanislas Radziwill has gone to' Warsaw for the funeral Saturday of his father, the spokesman said. The prinal cess, sister of Jacqueline Kennedy, remained here ing for a television role. WASHINGTON, 6. Adm. Claudes Charles Bloch, a former commander-in-chief of the United States Fleet who was commandant of the 14th Naval District in Pearl Harbor at the time of the Japanese attack on Dec.
7, 1941, died here Friday. He was 89. EARL JOSEPH SANDERS Mass To Be This Morning For Retired Cleaner Mass for Earl Joseph Sanders of 1924 Nelson will be said at 9:30 a.m. today at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, with Cosmopolitan Home in charge.
Mr. Sanders, who was 68, died at 6:15 a.m. Friday Rosewood Convalescent Cen-1 ter. He retired three years ago as superintendent of a dry cleaning business at Monroe, La. He was born in Memphis and went to New Brunswick, N.
where he operated a dry cleaning plant. He went to Monroe in 1948. He leaves no immediate family. Floyd Dupuy Services for Floyd Dupuy, a retired Hickory Flat, Miss. rancher who died Thursday in a hospital at Lamesa, Texas, will be at 2 p.m.
tomorrow at Mountain Terrace Church of Christ. Burial will be at HickFlat with Memphis Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Dupuy was 80. Mrs.
Matilda Sutton Services for Mrs. 1 Matilda 'Aunt Tilda' Sutton of 871 Decatur, who died Thursday afternoon at Shelby County Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. today at Hunt Funeral Home in Humboldt, Tenn. Burial will be in White Rose Cemetery at Gibson, Tenn. She was 98.
Services Are Today For Miss Anthony illness Proves Fatal For Longtime Memphian Services for Miss Charlotta Joachmin Anthony 307. Williford will be at 10 a.m., today at St. James Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery with Memphis Funeral Home in charge. Miss Anthony, sister of Mrs.
Marie Wathen, who is editor and publisher of the Collierville Herald, died early day at her home after a long illness. She was born at Frenchman's Creek, and came to Memphis as a child, returning to the family home in Arkansas for summers until she was an adult." She was one of the founders of St. James. Episcopal Church and devoted much of her time to packing clothing and other items for use by missionaries. She also made robes for the and took care of the choir vestments.
James D. Younger Services for James D. Younger of Stantonville, brother of Mrs. Irene Cox of Memphis, will be at 2 p.m. today at Crump Pentecostal Church at Stantonville.
Burial will be in Adamsville Cemetery with Shackelford Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Younger, who was 85, died Thursday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Carroll at Stantonville. Everett S.
Rhodes Services for Everett 3. Rhodes of Lexington, father of Mrs. Mildred Gabbard of Memphis, will be at 2 p.m. today at Sandridge Baptist Church at Sandridge, Tenn. Burial will be at Sandridge Cemetery with Pafford Funeral Home in charge.
Mr. Rhodes, who was 66, died Thursday at his home. He was retired farmer. IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORY OF the late vear Mr. Melvin It's been it seams since you went away although.
like yesterday. Our hearts were sad and are stills But we have to remember was the Lord's will. Wite and Daughters DEATH NOTICES MEMPHIS Funeral Home 1177 UNION AVE PH 278-0100. SERVICES FOR DuPUY JOSEPH FLOYD DUPUY 00 Lamesa, Texas, October Brother of Mrs. Cathy Dandridge, tobia, Miss Melie DuPuy, Alex DuPuy.
both Lamesa, Texas, Hoover phis, Tenn. Services 2:00 p.m. Sunday, Edward both of MemTerrace Church of Christ. Brother Alonzo Welch and Brother John Fought, Arrangements Interment MEMPHIS FUNERAL HOME, 1177 Union Avenue. LEE MRS.
JET FAN Baptist Hospital, October 1967. Sing Job Mother Sidney. Lee, Kow Lee, all of Memphis, Jimmy Augusta, Arkansas. Cham Lee, both Hong Kong, China, Sister Chaw, Memphis, Tenn. Services 3:00 p.m.
Sunday, First Baptist Poplar Parkway. Rev. Chee Wur officiating. Interment A HOME" 1177 Union Avenue. MEMPHIS BAIRD MR.
JOHN BAIRD, Suddenly 375 Scott St. Memphis, Tenn. Novello October Father Husband of Baird. Mrs. Mrs.
Rheola both MrS, Shirley Jones, Mrs. Webb, all Emiline, Jones, Barnes, Oregon. Funeral services Sunday at 11 a.m. Hebron Baptist Church, Lamar, interment Greenwood Cemetery, Lamar, Miss. Rev.
M. Wade officiating. TTENUM SON FUNERAL HOME, Holly Springs, in charge. FULLER ANNIE M. FULLER (Mama At John Gaston Hospital.
Oct. Mother of Mrs. Zelma Williams: grandmother of Dr. Ervin C. Williams, Mrs.
Juanita Brown, Mr. John H. Brown, Mrs. Edith Williams; six sister of Mrs. Estella Hinton, Poplar.
Blutt. Mrs. I en Pape. Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Odeand Bridgeforth, Chicago; aunt of Mr.
Lee: vell Hinton, Poplar Bluff, 10 great and nephews, a host of cousins and other relatives; sister-in-law of Mrs. Selena Hicks, Due notice. Detroit, Mrs. Maggie M. SONS, 314 Auction, 526-1146.
Thomas, HELTON MR. ELLISTON LeROY mons will lie in state this Saturday. Oct. 7, 1967 from 7 until 10 p.m. the chapel Funeral service Sundav, Oct.
at 2 p.m. at Avery AME Church, Horn Lake Miss. Officiating Rev. Evans by Rev. Cherry.
Honorary pallbearers: Mr. Willie Franklin, Mr. Ed. Rvan. Mr.
Genrge Jones, Mr. Askew and Mr. Clarence Bowser. Active pallbearers: RANTLEY FUNERAL HOME. JONES MRS.
ALMA F. JONES En route to Bantist Memorial Hospital, Sunday, Oct. 1967. at 7:20 o.m. Late Eod's, Tenn.
Wife of Mr. Eli Jones: mother of Mr. Luther mother-inlaw of Mrs. Osle 'B. Jones of Memphis, grandmother of Marva, Bertha, Earnestine, Bobbie Juel 0.
Prince A. Jones of Memphis, and Mr. Alfred Fields of Arlington, Tenn. Twelve great-grandchildren; one sister, brothers, a dear aunt of Mrs. Ida Coleman, and host of other relatives and friends to mourn her Wake in our chapel, Saturday evening from 6 to 10.
Funeral Sunday, October 8, at Graves Creek MB Church, Eads, at o'clock. Pastor, Rev. JETT. Interment in FUNERAL church, HOME, cemetery. M.
Collierville, Jones, and Rev. Joe Allen officiatina. Tenn. 3-2323. JONES CHARLIE H.
JONES residence: -129 W. McKellar Oct. 3, 1967. Remains in the Chapel Sunday, Oct. from 10 a.m: to 12:30 p.m.
Funeral service p.m. at St. Andrew A.M.E. Church, Rev. Elmer Martin officiating.
Interment National Cemetery 10 Monday. HAYES SONS, S. Louderdale, 525- 3581. LEE MRS. MARJIE.
ANN VINSON LEE Mother of Robert Earl, Miss Joe Ann Oct. 1967 this city. and Sammie Lee; sister of Mrs. Earlean Cora Buford, Mrs. Nettie Wright, Mrs.
Ella Vinson Green Mrs. Mary Alice Brent, Messrs. Sammie and aunt, Jettie Vinson; one Foote, sisters-in-law. 10 uncle; Mr. nieces, and four Dear six Mrs.
friend brothers- and family; Mr. Weakley, Mr. Mrs. Mark Weakley, Rev. Mitchell family and Mrs.
Six cousins. host and friends survive. HOME. Fibride St. PAYNE MR.
WILLIAM Cove ton Hospital Oct. Funeral services Sunday, Oct. 2 p.m. Shillo Church. Brighton.
Rev. officiating. Interment AUSTON 7066 Macon Rd. BOWERS HERMON October late residence, Valley Bivd. Remains will in state this Saturday from until p.m.
(funeral Funeral Sunday, Avery Chapel AME Church, Nesbit, Miss. Elder Witherspoon will officiate. Interment church FORD AND FUNERAL 219 Joubert Avenue, 948-7755. DEATH NOTICES PHILLIPS MOTTREE Theida Calvin other-In-law Marilou Remains day. Pa SANDERS CARL JOSEPH SANDI wood Nursing Home, Oct.
Uncle of Cert Gates. Edw. Gulfport, Miss. Jos Webber of Memphis, and Funeral TAN PUNERAL HOME tion a.m. Saturday for Immaculate CancerCatholic Church, where mass will be celebrated 9:00 a.m.
Interment Calvary Cemetery. SHARP Hospital, of Methodist Oct. Campbell Sharp Ur grandfather Funeral services. conducted Campbell Sharp, both of Memphis. COSMOPOLITAN a.m.
Saturday 1900 Union. Interment services, 1p.m.. Hollywood Cemetery, Jackson, SMITH MR. FURTIS service Gaston this Hospital October 3, 1967. Funeral Church of God In Saturday Christ, 11 a.m.
Rose Mark D. Mclin Pastor officiating. Interment 80 7066 Macon Rd. THOMAS MRS. MARY S.
THOMAS 519 for S. late Mrs. Thomas, late 15th Memphis Mary Hilda departed H. Tuesday, Crump Oct, 7 the E. the mother Mrs.
hospital, McGhee and Memphis, 1 Mrs. sister Eula law Memphis. Tenn. Two nieces. mother Rev.
Carey Smith, West sister in-law of Mrs. Lois Mr. Luther Walton, Memphis, cousins. other relatives Funeral services Sunday, Oct a.m. Marion, at the Rising Sun Church Rev.
W. W. Mitchel will officiate. Burial will be In Marion Memorial Garden Wake CENTRAL HOME WALLS MR. BURKE.
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Huston said yesterday. "He's an odd bird. Whenever he finds a gun in an apartment, he always unloads it, probably to prevent an owner from using the gun 0 on him in case he's caught. "We're getting a perfect picture of this bird and his little tricks are going to be his downfall." The man, who has been seen by witnesses, continued his spree Thursday, entering nine apartments in buildings at 1531 Poplar and 148 Stonewall. Chief Huston said the housebreaker "isn't getting much in the way of loot $8 here, $12 there." The man concentrates on apartments where the occupants are out.
Because of the identical methods of operation, he is suspected of break-ins at apartments in the 2300 block of Forrest, at 1711 Glenwood, 1233 Linden and 1902 Linden. Search Is Pressed In Blast. At College Tougaloo Dean's Home Hit In Nightrider Bombing From The Commercial Appeal Jacksan, Bureau JACKSON, Oct. Authorities pressed for leads Friday in Jackson's second "nightrider" bomb blast in less than three weeks. A bomb exploded early Friday morning at the back door of a home on the Tougaloo College campus just beyond the north city limits of Jackson, about five miles, from Temple Beth Israel, a Jewish synagogue damaged by a similar blast Sept.
18. Dr. William T. Bush and his wife, asleep in the small brick house, were not injured. Dr.
Bush, executive dean at the predominantly Negro college, was not located by authorities until late Friday afternoon. An FBI spokesman said he refused to answer questions about the explosion when agents located him in a Jackson motel. The two Bush children were visiting relatives and not at home when the blast occurred shortly after 1 a.m. Friday. Dr.
Bush and his wife are white. Officers have made no the two bombings. but a federpublic comment I connecting al officer noted the two were similar in their effects, and in the way the charges were set. Federal officers and Madison County Sheriff Jack Cauthen joined in investigation of bombing. The Tougaloo campus borders on the south edge of Madison County just north of Hinds County (Jackson), and has been the scene of considerable rights activity in recent Southern Route OK'd WASHINGTON, Oct.
6. (AP) The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed Friday to grant Southern Airways a new route between Eglin Air Force Base, and New York City by way of Dothan, Columbus, and Washington's Dulles International Airport. The board allowed 20 days for the filing of any objections to its proposal. The CAB said the new route world provide Dothan and Eglin AFB with their first direct service to Washington and New York and would give Columbus its first service without change of plane to both and -New York. Raeford F.
Howell Raeford F. Howell of Boli-, var, a retired farmer, died yesterday at Brint Hospital at Bolivar. Mt. Howell, who was 96, was the father of Mrs. Callie Hizer and the brother of Mrs.
Ida Cook, both of Memphis. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Piney Grove Baptist Church at Bolivar with burial in Piney Grove Cemetery. Robert H. Seagraves Services for Robert H.
Seagraves of 704 North Auburndale, who died yesterday at his home, will be rat 10 today at Treadwell's Norris Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park. He was 54. Chapel of 1 Oct. HAYES SONS this Saturday, 7, 1967 from to 10 p.m.
Baptist Church, m. Sunday Hernando, at Miss. Zion Rev. Mill Tipton will officiate. Interment SONS.
Church 680 Cemetery. Lauderdale WILLIAMS MRS. -Remains VIOLA will DAVENPORT WILLIAMS 10 in Mt. state this Saturday Church, at 239 Mt. So.
Orleans. Funeral: Sundav p.m.. Moriah p.m. H. Robinson, Moriah Rev L.
Baptist Church. Rev. L. Love and Rev. Interment Kiermon will officiate.
Elmwood Cemetery. QUALLS. 87 COMPANY. WILLIAMS MORRIS A MR. JORDAN WILLIAMS At Sept.
temple, Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. 30, 1967 at 10 p.m. Husband of Mrs. Mariah Arthella Williams: Williams; father son of Mrs. of Mr.
Robert trius. Williams; Dennis grandfather of Nino, Demeof Mr. Leon Tony Williams; brother Woods, Buffalo, N. of Mrs. Mr.
Jennie and Trent, Dan Memphis: nechew Mrs. Woods, Miss Woods, Mrs. Wilienet Woods, Mr. Henry uncle and Mrs. Burl Osborn, a Detroit, Mrs.
Bettye Jones. Mrs. Jennie V. Mat and Stokes Trent: father-in-law Willams: brother-in-law Woods, Buffalo, N. MP.
Stokes Trent. Memphs: of Mrs. Augusta Matthews. Buffalo, N. dear friend of Mrs.
Sallie Phitter family, Philadelphia. and host of cousins: other relatives friends. Wake 1430 Valse Saturday, Oct. 7, 1967 after 1966 p.m. South at Funeral Cane Creek services Baptist iris Bellevue at p.m.
Rev. Felix Bailey, Interment Rev. T. W. Swell officiating.
New Cemetery. QUALLS 526-2181. WILSON MR. EDWARD at WILSON Res. 1657 Victor.
Church, 1724 Remains Lake Grove Baptist 7, 1967, Moriorie this Saturday, Oct. Sunday. from at 6 the to 10 b.m. Funeral a.m. church, Rev.
W. Barr Interment and Rev. Hollywood Tate will officiate. in Cemetery MAYES 525-3518. SONS.
680 S. Lauderdale SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME 440 Vance 527-7311 BASKEN MR. YANCEY BASKEN Shelby County Hosaital, Sept. 1967. Late residence.
Route Box Millington Tennessee. Body p.m. Funeral John Saturday, from Baptist Church, Millineten, Tennessee Sndav, Oct. 1 Rev. Roy Lee ing.
Davis, Interment Pastor, in Rev. Little Woodard, officiatSOUTHERN John Cemetery. FUNERAL HOME, $0-7211. BEEMAN Gaston MRS. BESSE BEEMAN John residence, 808 Hospital: October 3, 1967.
Late in state. at E. Southern, -Davant Saturday. Avenue, Body of 1947 Rock from HIll to 10 Baptist p.m. Funeral service October Rev.
Mississippi. McDonald Sundav. officiating, October 6. at Interment p.m. Church, Walnut.
church cam-tery. SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME, 520-7311. JEFFERY MR. FRANK JEFFERY dence, Scott, October Husband father Kay Jeffery and son of Mrs. leston.
A brothers. friends survive. Southern. Saturday October from to 10 p.m. Early Grave Church, 12 bon.
557 Rev Sunday Interment SOUTHERN HOMER HENDERSON Crump MR. JIM HENDERSON residence, Decatur of Mrs. Vassie Mrs. Moss Eddie Roy Henderson of Spain, Mr. Henderson of California, A Henderson of Boston.
Mr. Ohio: Thomas G. Henderson af Cofumbus, step-father of Mr. Aurthur Ind. James Other and John E.
Echols of Gary, in relatives and friends. Body state from at Southern Sunday, October 8, 1967 our 6 to p.m. Funeral service in kinson chapel at p.m. Elder Den Witofficiating. Interment in Mt.
Pleasant, Hickory wither Tennessee Monday, 12 noon: SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME. 527-7311. WATKINS MRS. NETTIE WATKINS Bontist Hospital. the Late late residence, Mr.
1937 Perry Rood. Wife Mr. Clarence Mrs. Reid, Harvey Jones. Mr.
John Watkins: mother Wa'kins, Mr. Mr. Mrs. Ira Mrs. Eddie Mrs.
L. Watkins, Mrs. Mary Bobo, Mr. son, Mrs. Mrs.
Mattie Annie. Wright Watkins, Mr. Charles Edward and Mr. 0. C.
Starks of Chicago, Illinois, Mrs. Sallie L. Alexonder, Lucy Watkins, Mr. Jim cousins grandchildren. to mourn Host of nieces, nephews.
greatat Southern Saturday. tossing. October Body In state at 1967 Pillow from 6 to Street 90 Funeral, service Pillow Street. Sunday. October Church, 0, at 1:30 1590 p.m.
Rev. R. C. George and Rev. wood 527-7311.
HOME, Johnson Interment in Holly- VICTORY FUNERAL HOME 845- Marechainell 323-2636 THORNTON NEW JAMES Father of Husband Miss of Christine Mrs. Mary Thornton. of Mr. and Mrs. Turner Thornton.
Son Brother of Mr. and Mrs. John Thornton: HI Ishmel. Thornton of this city. Ar.
and Mrs. Taplin, Thornton, Mr. Mr. and Henry and and Mrs. Jennie Scott of Joe Detroit, Mich.
Uncle of Mr and Mrs. two uncles, Crawford of Detroit, Mich. He leaves dren, a host one aunt, eight grandchilrelatives and friends to great-grandchildren, survive. Wake other of from Saturday, Oct. 7, 1967 in our Chapel our Chapel, 10.
p.m. Funeral Sunday, Cemetery. officiating. Interment Spring, Hm Church p.m. Teon.
VICTORY. MONUMENTS 1470 MEMORIAL SO. STUDIO Day Ph. 948-9049 Nite 274-0500 Memorial Park. Cemetery 5668 POPLAR AVE 445-8281 forest Hill CEMETERY AND MAUSOLEUM BELLEVUE 1861 SOUTH 119-4401.
