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Page Seven, The Annliton (Ala.) Star, Monday, May 30, 1049. EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE an briefs Parents 'Attend Formal Opening .0 V' V. I i CONGRESSMAN SPORTS BLACK EYE Conf ressman-at-large Stephen Young sports a very black eye In Washington as a result of a strenuous game of "paddle ball" In the House Gymnasium. Young was hit In the with a large wooden paddle, when his opponent, a House elerk, missed the ball. NEA Telephoto.

Hobbs Predicts! 'Passage Soon On Alien Bill Congressman Wants To Jail Deportable Aliens Like Gearhart Eisler WASHINGTON, May 30. (JP) Representative Hobbs (D-Ala) pre dieted today his bill to Jail de portable aliens like Gerhart Eisler (before he got away) will come Railing out of the House Judiciary Committee this week. "It's a crackerjack bill." he said "That Eisler case ought push it right through the House and Sen ate. "It Just means that we will reclaim our independence and sovereignty." Hobbs explained to reporters that he believes a government that lacks full deportation powers also lacks independence and sovereignty. "This country," he said, "can't exercise full deportation powers as long as Russia or any other country won't grant travel orders or passports to deportable aliens.

"Why should the Russians? These aliens are too valuable to them here as agents." But he said his bill would make it possible to keep such agents from running loose In the country. It would empower the attorney general to toss them in Jail until they could be deported. Hobbs said he was "outraged" at criticism of Attorney General Clark that sprang up when Eisler escaped the country. The defect, he said, was "in our laws, not in our attorney general." Eisler once was described by th House Un-American Activities Committee as the number one Communits agent in the United States. He slipped of the country May 6 on the' Polish liner Batory.

We was out on ball while under sentences for contempt of Congress and making false statements to Immigration authorities. At the request of the American Government, Eisler was taken from the Batory In England. But a British court set him free, say- BtraThtws Cwrney Bldf. Hotel Stree i. It.

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Uel lot. Available MOW. CEO. BL SUTLER, COMTAXf rwow tit A Load Of Na piece to put Small dowa el nd mot rifht la. Mtaa beat) rwui.

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Realtor list FOR SALE: NIc 4 room'kouM VltsTKtS and hardwood floor. (TMea dwwa. tek up payment snomtbi. So Ml McKleroy Aeenue, Pnooe 4US-W. Lets far Sale FAIRWAY DRIVE Lor irb1o Is 120 leet by 261 leet ooarlookinf Gwairf Club Section.

Phono 191 or 4474. Buildings Fer Sale PORT McCLELLAN Sectional and UM-ard building. Suitable for homos, store, warehouse, etc. Prloed to MIL Clee.0 lumber, sound, seasoned, free af Mil at loot. so EHitt on war noar tcane to Port.

Also htikUafa at As niston Army Air. Base. MONEY TO LOAN Meney Te Lea S3 WANTED TO LOAN TWOM WW tO t3 0O0 ON REAL EflTeTa COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BAJTsl BLDO. Buy United States Saving Bonds SaeelaBso ta SALES, RENTALS FHA LOANS CALL US NOW rn fiaa poa tui 3241 C.ftW raps C. OLLAJTB fla OnMyWoy i HOME REALTY -COMPANY TO LIST MY HOME FOR SALE GEO.

CAJKNS Radio Bldf. Pheae) til) NOW OPEN at 16 W. 11th St. TheLC. WATSON REALTY CO.

The HandUnf ef Tear KaJ Estate Is Solicited, rhene 74 Galvanized All Sizes 26 Inches to 48 Inches As IE Jng he had committed no offense Jfor which he could be extradited. "There are a lot more like Eisler in this country," Hobbs said. DEGREE AWARDED Jewell E. Levitt of 1612 Cobb Avenue will be awarded the degree of Master of Arts by Teachers College, Columbia University, Dr. Milton C.

Del Manzo, provost, announced today. The degree will be conferred Wednesday, June 1, at the 195th annual commencement exercises of Columbia University. CARBO ACCEPTED CAMP CHAFFEE. Ark. Cpl.

Ernest B. Carbo, husband of the former Dorothy M. Ray, of Jacksonville, Rt. 1, has been accepted for airborne training as a parachutist at the Infantry School, Ft. Bennlng, it was announced this week by Headquarters, Fifth Armored Division, Camp Chaffee, Ark FLAG TO APPEAR Alabama's flag wll be carried in procession with the national colors in observance of Alabama Sunday at Washington Cathedral on June 5.

In Alabama, the state committee Is headed by Mrs. J. Clarendeon McClure of Mobile, assisted by a state-wide group of friends of Washington Cathedral, which includes Mrs. Thomas E. Kllby of Anniston.

TOMATOES ON POTATOES Another crop of tomatoes-on- potato plants was reported to The Star today by L. M. Mays of Fort McClellan. Mr. Mays reported Oxford News Call Mis.

Jessie Louise Williams After 5:00 at 2115-W Phllathea Class To Meet The Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 with Mrs. C. H. Blake. Personals Dr.

and Mrs. Virgil M. Gardner are attending the graduation exercises at Judson College. Their daughter, Miss Nell Gardner, Is a member of the graduating class. She will accompany Dr.

and Mrs. Gardner home. James Robert spent the weekend in Foley, Ala. Mr. and Mrs.

E. G. Ha good visited relatives in Auburn for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Y. Currie are attending the graduation exercises at Judson College. They will be accompanied home by their daugh ter, Miss Betty Currie. Ed Craton spent Sunday in Birmingham.

Hemophilia Victim Is Treated Here Saturday, five-year-old Jerry Mc-Cormick fell on some glass and cut his knee. It wasn't a deep cut. but it bled, and that was serious. Yesterday, the young boy waa playing with some crutches. The crutches slipped, and he bit his tongue.

That, too, was serious. "Through all of bis life, it has been that way with him," his mother said. Jerry's mother, Mrs. Dean Mc-Cormick, is a dark-haired, attractive woman. She stayed with her son while he was given a transfusion.

Jerry needed plasma because there was a minor cut and because there was bleeding. Young McCormick- has hemophilia, a disease, usually hereditary, which causes a tendency to profuse bleeding even from slight wounds. After the transfusion. Jerry was taken home to 307 Mulberry Avenue. "Whenever this happens." his mother said, "all we can do is try to stop the bleeding.

But some times," she added. "Sometimes It didn't become necessary for the mother to finish the sentence. She went back to the hospital bed by her son's side. FOUR MILE NEWS Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Parker, and Miss Ila Hicks of Anniston were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chitwood.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dothard attended church ai the North Side Baptist Church in Anniston Sunday and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gilchrist.

Mrs. J. O. Kirby is ill at her home. Mrs.

Blanche Orr will leave June 1 for a month's vacation in California. Ernest Richardson and Ben KUgore were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bonds Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Longshore spent the week-end In Chatta- Situation Wanteol li WANTED: Toung gsan oofalnff South lira werk. honest.

sWr, rellabl. Paras, work preferred, but not Bereeeary Caa Nw 'yl'1k West Chasy, Situation wonted by high school graduate. Office work. Write Z26, core Star. WANTED: -Ink xlTZ Wheeler.

Phone lall.M. WANTED as receptlonlsT, pert time oooaaeeper. yall 17. FARM PRODUCTS Farm Supplies And Seeds SO Side Dressing for Cotton and Corn We neve plenty of nltrste side dressing. WALKER'S PEED STORE 0 NOBLE ST.

MERCHANDISE Miscellaneous For Sale tl Red Worms Banister 1 525 Moore Ave FOR SALE: Fire foot electric-refrigeraT-tor excellent condition. Pho. tlJ7. FOR SALE: 040.000 feet of old rlnfel timber long leaf yellow heart pine on 320 acres of land. 1 11 million feet of timber on S40 acres of land.

Priced rlfht. See Forney Phillips. DeArmanrllle. Rt. 1.

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LEACH -COOPER MANTJFACTTJRIrtO CO At NOBLE ST. Por Pre Estimate call Eugen Kraa. PHONf 4IU. NIOHTS 4323-J Demonstrator Gas Ranges, used in city schools for demonstrations this semester. 2596 discount, perfect condition, first come, first served.

Call 4742, Alabama Gas Corporation RENTALS Apartments For Rent S3 Small furnished apt. to couple. 700 Leigh ton Ave. Modern nicely furnished Apt In ADt. butldlnt Couple or one or too ladle.

T14 Qulntard Ave Too room upstair partly furnished. nil Moor Are. Pho. 381S-R. POR RENT: Private east side furnished Apt.

Pho. SS-W FURNISHED bedroom, kitchen and bath, all utilities furnished. 1631 Walnut Ave. Mrs. Camp.

One room furnished apt. to couple or adults. Private bath, electric refruter- tor. gs. heat, also one 3 room apt.

connecting bath, gas heated, electric refrig erator, n. A. mngson. prion 781. Oi ford.

Furnished Rooms Furnished bedroom. 1946-J. Pho. Four room and bath furnished duplex Apt. Pho.

1423-J. House For Kent FURNI8RED cottage, also two unfurnished or furnished rooms. Semi-private bath. 1711 Moore Ave. Modern house.

4 rooms At bath. Near Saks School. 1 block to bus Un. Vacant. S3) per month.

Anniston Realty Company RADIO BLDO. PHO. 1341 Wanted To Rent 29 WANTED TO RENT: Por light manufacturing, approximately MOO ft. of floor space. Writ Box V-33 care Star.

WANTED by permanent resident. or I room bouse. Prefer east side. Call 6014. WANTED TO RENT: By permanent couple 4 or 5 room unfurnished apt.

or house. Call 248S-R after I p. m. Buy United States Saving Bonds LOANS: On At Cottaquilla Approximately 330 parents of prospective campers at Girl Scout Camp Cottaquilla attended the camp's formal opening yesterday afternoon. Uniformed Girt Scout campers conducted the prospective camp ers and their families over the woodland site, the units and the waterfront.

Dr. Houston Cole, president of Jacksonville State Teachers College, delivered the dedicatory address on "Camping As An Integral Part of Scouting Dr. Cole was Introduced by Gen. Robert E. Noble.

The formal dedication exer cises were held on the pier over looking the lake. Mrs. Robert J. Rowe, Cottaquilla Council presi dent, presided over a half-hour program of songs and speeches. The Rev.

William S. Stoney gave the invocation, and Mrs. Jer ry Feagio spoke briefly of what scouting has meant to the First Presbyterian Church, which has long sponsored a number of Girl Scout troops. Following the dedication ceremony, tea was served at 3 o'clock in the camp lodge by Mrs. L.

G. Prentice, second deputy commissioner of Cottaquilla Council. Mrs. Ona Woods Will Be Buried Tuesday At 2:30 Funeral services for Mrs. Ona Mae Woods.

55, of Pelham Heights, who died at Anniston Memorial Hospital Saturday, will be held to morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from Colonial Chapel with the Rev. B. G. Hope officiating. Burial will be in Edgemont Cemetery.

Colonial Funeral Home in charge. Born and reared in Childers-burg, Mrs. Woods has been a resident of this section for 25 years. She is survived by her husband, T. J.

Woods; two daughters. Mrs. Jack Knight of Pelham Heights and Mrs. F. M.

Marcovitch of Ft. Knox, two brothers, Albert Burton of Childersburg, and Lee Burton of Sylacauga; four sisters, Mrs. Ann Gephart of Columbia, Mrs. Ola Caldwell of Talladega, and Mrs. Emma Ford and Mrs.

Lillian Drennan, both of Anniston; one grandchild, Mrs. Fred Robbins of Anniston, and one great-grandchild, Fred Robbins, Jr. Pallbearers will be Dewey Wal-ley, J. E. West, Sam Wright, Thurmond Watters, Mr.

Klmbrough and Mr. Larey. Honorary pallbearers will be: Burem Walley. W. Cain.

Alf Wright. Mr. Hicks. Mr. Donald and Mr.

Haynes. The body will lie in state at the residence until time of service. John Allen, 59, Is Heart Victim John Howard Allen, 59, died suddenly yesterday afternoon of a heart attack at his residence, 1628 Noble Street. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at 1515 Moore Avenue, the residence of his brother-in-law and sister-in-law. Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Kelly. Burial will be in Edgemont Cemetery, the Rev. R. E.

Hot officiating. Colonial Funeral Home will be in charge. He is survived by one son, John H. Allen, of New Brunswick, N. J.

Pallbearers will be: Howard Austin, M. L. Trammel, C. Henley. J.

W. Kilgore. Brown, and I. E. Townsend.

c. James M. Spears Dies NearDella James M. Sdears, 71. a life-time resident of Delta, died at his home at Delta, Rt.

1, Saturday night after several days illness. Services were held this morning at 11 o'clock at Shiloh Church, with the Rev. Mr. Beam and the Rev. B.

B. Findley officiating. Burial was In thb adjoining cemetery. Colonial in charge. Mr.

Spears is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ellen Spears; four daughters, Mrs. E. B. Taylor of Dutton.

Mrs. R. L. Cobb of Anniston, Mrs. Ralph Bailey of We-dowee, and Mrs.

H. G. Pearson of Birmingham: three sons, Grady Spears of Dutto.n Arlin and Ezra Spears of Delta; 16 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Grandchildren will serve as pallbearers. Lftst Rites Held For Alhea Infant Funeral services for Phillip Craig Albea.

infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Albea of BJr-num, were held yesterday" at 4 p. m.

at Nance's Creek Methodist Cemetery, with the Rev. Ralph Longshore officiating. Colonial Funeral Home was in charge. The child died yesterday morning at Anniston Memorial Hospital, Other than the parents, the child is survived by one sister, Sylvia Sue. and the grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. G. D. King of Piedmont and Mrs. Lula Albea of Bynum.

VARIATION: POLE HITS CAR WORCESTER, Mass. (U.R Usually the car hits the pole in a highway accident. But while Patsy J. Fulginlfi, a mobile lunch cart operator, was repairing his vehicle on the road near his home, a rotten telephone pole toppled on the trucl is about half dozen marbUHiIzed tomatoes growing on each of three or four potato plants at his home. STORK CLUB A girl and two boys were born last night at Anniston Memorial Hospital.

A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ellison of 12 East Seventh Street. Boys were born to Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Bennett of Piedmont and to Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Jackson of Oxford, Rt. 2. WARNOCK ADMITTED Billy Warnock.

14. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warnock, yesterday was admitted to Anniston Memorial Hospital to undergo a tonsilcctomy. NEGRESS IS CUT Annie Ree Brook, 24.

Negro woman of 917 West 16th Street, early last night entered the emergency room of Anniston Memorial Hospital with a cut lip and minor injuries to her left ear. "I don't know what happened," she told attendants there. She was dismissed after treatment. RED CROSS TO MEET The annual meeting of the Calhoun County Chapter of the American Red Cross will be held at the Boozer Building tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 o'clock, according to an announcement from Red Cross Headquarters here. The time of the meeting was originally announced for 7:30 o'clock.

Classified Ads ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcement!) 1 Lost: 1 Buick hubcap. Finder please call 460-J. Card Of Thanks 3 WI WISH tothankour friends-during the Illness and death of our dear brother, Tom New We especially want to thank Rer. Ferry Claxton and Re. Ollle Dtgeja ror tneir ainaneaa snown us and we also thank the Usrey Funeral Home.

May Ood blesa eery one. Thanks again, Mr and Mrs. Wan. Mr and Mra. New.

Mr. and Mr New, Mr. and Mra Dare New. Mr and Mrs. Raymond New.

Mr. Robert R. New, Mra. Annie Lee Wade. Nurseries 4-A LANDSCAPING, FREB ESTIMATES Trees, Shrub.

Rose PHONES: 081 or Ml Lost And Found Lost: vicinity of 9th St. and Highlond black cocker spaniel dog. White spot on hind feet. Answers to name of Inky. Reward.

Call 1062 after 5:30 p. m. Strayed from 624 Knox Friday, small black kitten. White feet, white throat. Pho.

1637. LOST: Fox hound, white, black, tan. spot ted: Saks community. M. M.

Warren, Anniston Rt. 1 on collar. Reward. Call j. Wad.

202. Schools And Collet ea S-A No classes, prepare at bom. booklet. Writ American School, Dept. A-B.

P. O. Box 1745, Birmingham 1, Ala. Special Notices Notice: Ford's Lake now open. Dancing and swimming.

Swimming" adults, 35c. Children under 12 years, 20c. Free picnic grounds. Enjoy Your Outings at Ford's Lake. AUTOMOTIVE Trailers 11-A Covered Wagon House Trailer, food condition (350 00.

See No. i North At. Blue Mountain by Walker's Grocery. Pho. 4200-M.

FOR RENT: Furnished trailer, cooking privileges, sleeps two. 1430 Noble Bt BUSINESS SERVICE Miscellaneous Service Brown's Paint Shop Anything that can be painted eon paint. Furniture reflnlshed. Houses painted Inside and out. Furniture picked up end delivered.

3I2J Ourne Ave. Phone 4203 -J. Radio Repair Service Phone 3304. Rear Post Office CROWN RADIO SERTICS Wedding Invitations and announcements, hand painted for keepsakes. Mrs.

L. W. Devine. 034 Isabel Ave GENERAL APPLIANCE CO. "Toar Rouse of Quality" Oeneral BlectrU ApplUneo r-aoiri isot tua troaTLi 11-41 SEWING Machine Repair Service.

Phone 2761. 1008 Gurnee 10-tfc HOUSE PAINTINO: Save time, save oould you take advantage of a bargain now or wait till later and pay double First get a price from all other painters and then call me at 4g0g for my Ire EMPLOYMENT Female Help 14 WANTED: Maid to live on place. Ron other need apply. 411 1. th St.

Mala Help II Loan office assistant, capable of developing into office manager. High school education, age 22 to 35 Must have car. This is a long range proposition with able opportunity for a man with' ambition. American Loon Co. 16 W.

10th St. Opening -for expert fender and body mechanic who can do high class auto painting. Permanent job and good pay in established business. Write Box A-l, care Star. 1 t'-i it In Anniston WOOD An exciting trip Into the world of mysticism will be made by Mutual' Sherlock Holmes as he embarks on "The Adventure of the Curious Crypt" during his broadcast tonight at 7:30.

With John Stanley starring as the famous detective, the unusual mystery concerns a bow-legged man. a weird laugh, and a taste in silver, all of which turn out to be clues to a brutal murder. At 10:30 each week day listen to "Against the Storm." New chapters in the lives of Professor J. McKinley Allen, his wife and two daughters, who live in a typical American college town, can be heard each day. "Straight Arrow." another installment in the adventures of Steve Adams.

Comanche Indian chief and rancher, who rides the plains to stop criminals and prevent crimes, will be aired over WOOB at 5 o'clock tonight. MONDAY. MAY I 0 News ABB IS Fashions in SporU. 6 30 Favorite 4 lnalde of 1 00 Cavalcade of SporU. 7 15 Song, for You.

7 30 Sherlock Holme, MBS. Ml BaaebaU Oame Annlaton i. Vlcka- burg. 10 00 Newa MBS. 10 15 Mutual Dance Time.

10 30 Mutual Dane Tim. 10 55 Mutual Newa MBS. 11:00 Sign Oft. TI'ESDAY, MAT SI I 09 Sign On 01 Barnyard Follies. 45 Harmoneera, 7 00 Newa ABS.

7 15 Party Line. 00 Eight O'clock Pinal ABS. 15 Party Line. 30 Poole Paradise MBS. 55 Popular Music, oo Dr.

Reed. Patth In Our Times MBS. 30 Oeorgla Crackers MBS 45 Tom. Dirk and Marry MBS. 10:00 Passing Parade MBS.

10 15 Bill Kltay'a Quarter Sr. 10 30 Against The Storm MBS. 11:00 Lindas First Lot. 11 15 Vocal Variety. 11:30 Lanny Ross MBS.

11:45 Mel Mlnta Blnga. 13 00 Ala. Farm News ABS. 13 IS Hal Burns ABS. 13 30 Noon News ABS.

13 45 Pared of tb Bands. i 00 Queen for at Day MBS 130 Say It With Music MBS. 3 00 Bob Pool Show MBS. 3 30 Luncheon at Bardl's MBS. 3 00 Long Ago and Far Away.

3:15 Jacksonrlll Hour. 3 30 Blues eV Boogie 4 00 Mountain Musle. 4:30 Afternoon Swing Session. 5 00 Straight Arrow MBS. 5 30 Music by Cugat.

I t) Tuta Mia IMS EASTABOGA NEWS Miss Sue Grogan has returned home after spending several months in California with her sister. Mrs. James Stoney and Mr. Stoney. Mrs.

Charles A. Johnson attended funeral services Monday for her friend, the late Mrs. Louis Tate of Gurley, who was killed in an automobile accident near Athens, during the week-end. Amos Downing of Houston, made a brief visit in the home of his sister. Mrs.

J. W. Cowden, Sunday. Hr was accompanied home by his mother, Mrs. Ida Downing, who will remain in Houston, for an indefinite time.

Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Pace hve re turned home after a few days spent In Florida.

Mrs. John Howell has returned to her home In Rariton. N. aft er a visit to Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Hulsey. Mrs. James Wilbanks of Annis ton spent the week-end with relatives here. F. N.

Tucker will be at home in Talladega this Summer. Mr. Tucker has accepted a place as teacher in the B. B. Comer School at Sylacauga for the next school year.

Rudolph Bullock and Daniel Gauldin were among the students graduating from Talladega County High School at Lincoln this week. Winfield Doctor Heads Chiropractors Group Dr. Boyd Jackson of Winfield was elected president of the Alabama Research Society of Alabama Chiropractors at the group's bi-monthly meeting held here yesterday. Other officer's elected wew Dr. O.

C. Arnold of Birmingham, vice president: Dr. Jeff Gay of Alexander City, secretary and treasurer; Dr. Daniel O. Clark of- An niston.

state public relations; and Dr. Theo Jackson of Haleyville, International representative. The next meeting of the group will be heldlJuly 31 in Scotta- boro. 1 On The Air WHMA The heart-warming story of the career of Carrie Jacoba Bond, who rose from an obscure poetess to become the composer of many of America's best-loved songs. will be retold on the ABC broad cast of "The Railroad Hour" to night at 8 o'clock over both WHMA and WHMA-FM.

Singing Host Gordon MacRae and Lucille Norman will be starred In the fea tured roles in the musical biography. Among the songs written by Miss Bond which will be presented with full vocal and orches tral accompaniment are such favorites as "The End of A Per fect Day." "Just A Wearin' For and the haunting "I Love You Truly." Dorothy Dix will dramatize a letter from a married man who puzzles over the course to take when his former sweetheart pursues him in a broacast at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. "Swap Shop of the Air." heard Monday through Friday at 11:43, is one of the most popular programs on the air today. On this program, listeners have the opportunity to buy, sell, swap or trade merchandise of every type. Individuals who have items to "swap, buy, sell, or rent" are wel come to call the station daily from 2 until 3 p.

m. to list items for broadcast. MONDAY. MAT I'M Challenge of IB Tuton aJKL 5 30 Jack. Armstrong ABC.

00 Headline Edition ABC. 15 Elmer Davle-ABC. 30 porta Parade 4ft Chiropractor' Association Evening Rhytbsa. I 51 New, Bummary. 7 00 Rhythm Jubilee.

IS Forbes Quartet Time. 7 30 Ella Ma Time ABC. 141 Henry J. Taylor ABC. I 00 Railroad Hour ABC I 30 Worda and Muatc.

I 4s POA Champion, hip -ABC. I Old Age Security ABC. I 00 Teen Time. 10 00 News of Tomorrow ABC. I "poAfc 10 30 Loral Sporta Roundup.

10 35 Dance Orcbeatra ABC. 11.00 Sign off. TI'ESDAY. MAY 31 45 Sign On 5 45 Wake Up Rhythma. I 00 Rue and Shin.

7 00 Martin Agroruiy ABC. 7 15 Weather Program 7 30 Meandering! In Melody. 7 30 Newa Roundup 7 45 Melody Roundup. I 00 Break leal Cluo ABC. I 00 My True Story ABC.

I 25 What'! Doing Today 0.30 Dorothy Dlx Oh Tb Air ABC 1.45 Airlane Serenade. 10.00 Modern Romance! ABC. 10 30 Ted Melon ABC. 10 4ft Ethel and Albert ABC. I I VJ DiUp.

Will IIU bWVCII. 1130 songi by a Btar. 11:45 Swap Shop 11:00 Baukhage Talking ABC. II 15 Ma'lnee Melodlea 13 30 Ridera of the Purple Sag. 13 45 Eddy Durhln Show.

1 00 Local and World New. 1:15 HI Neighbor 1: Bride and Qroorj ABO. 1 00 Led lea Be Seated ABO. 130 Houao Party ABC. 3 00 Rent Control Program, 3 15 Keynotea by Carle.

3 30 Pinal Edition. 145 Anna and Eleanor Rooeerelt ABC 4 00 David Harding Counterepy ABC. 4 30 Rquet Performance 5 00 PGA Championship ABC. WHMA-FM eperate a freeey of 100.5 Megacycles, channel M.t, le ea Ike air daily between the kmmrW af and 0 p. duplicating, la part, the sebedal WHMA Ik Aaserl-eaa Breadtaetlag Cemaany.

BETHELHEM NEWS The Rev. L. D. Doss of Alexandria will preach at the 11:00 o'clock service here Sunday. The Rev.

Bill Bratton of Birmingham brought the message at prayer meeting Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Durrett of Gadsden spent last week-end with the Rev. and Mrs.

Bill Beck. Miss Sue Mary Stovall visited her aunt, Mrs. Amos Vaugh'an, Wednesday. Mrs. W.

L. Dickinson, of Oxford, visited her daughter, Mrs. Pauline Richard, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Hearn of Albertville visited Mrs. Janie Stovall Friday. Captain W. C.

Faulk of Virginia visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Faulk recently.

Mrs. Bill Beck and Gary are visiting relatives In Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leemaster of Anniston visited Mr.

and Mrs. Ira Houston Sunday. Mrs. Henry Snelling of Anniston and Mrs. Lee A.

Ferrell and baby visited Mrs. M. C. Chltwood and Mrs. Bill Holsenback Thursday.

Miss Evelyn Vaughan spent last week-end with Miss Flora Austin White Plains. The Rev. and Mrs. Bill Beck called to Atlanta Sunday the funeral of his grandmoth Funeral Is Held For John Tyson Funeral services for John W. Tyson, 74.

who died at his residence, 21 25 Gurnee Avenue. Saturday night after a long illness, were held this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the McCoy Methodist Church, with the Revs. E. B. Og-bum and J.

W. McBrayer and Dr. P. D. Wilson officiating.

Burial was in Edgemont Cemetery, with Usrey Funeral Home in charge. Born and rtared in Ashland, Mr. Tyson had been a resident of Anniston for the past 30 years. He was a retired carpenter and a member of the McCoy Methodist i Church He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jennie M.

Tyson; one daughter, Miss Evelyn Tyson of Anniston; six sons, the Rev. L. D. Tyson of Albertville. C.

E. "Jake." Howard, Houston, John, and Frank Tyson, all of Anniston; one brother. J. A. Tyson of Anniston; and six grandchildren.

Pallbearers were: Ed Jordan. Wren Strickland. Charles Morton. Jlewey Johnson, and W. B.

and Lowell Tyson. onorary pallbearers were members of the Men's Bible Class of the McCoy Methodist Church. NANCE'S CREEK NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bumham of Jacksonville visited Mrs.

Sarah Dothard Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Raleigh Morgan is suffering an attack of neuritis. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Needham and children of Oxford visited Mr. and Mrs. Kinabrew Penny Sunday. Those calling In the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Needham of Piedmont. Mr. and Mrs. Fain Love of Gadsden. Mrs.

Carl Lindsey and Mrs. Loyce Hollingsworth attended the food preservation meeting In An niston Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ponder visited Mr.

and Mrs. J. N. Anderson, Mrs. Alice Hall and Mrs.

Sarah Dothard Saturday night. Mrs. Quinton Whitesides, Ger ald, Davis and Boyce Whitesides spent Tuesday with Mrs. D. D.

Rountree. Negro Religious Leader Buried Here Tomorrow Fannie Bell Wilkinson, well-known Negro religious leader, died at her home at 400 Street Friday afternoon after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at the Mt. Zloh Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 p. with the Rev.

Cleveland Jones officiating. Born in LaGrange, she was one of the first graduates of Spell-man College and taught for several years in the public schools of Georgia. She came to Anniston, where ahu ttaa livad eV tk cn Ph. 2960 Oxford nnnM. Tenn "twttm" Mr.

and Mrs. Wendell Ader-rroWt attended the- motor bet races in Birmingham Sunday. Wendell participated in the races. Mrs. W.

S. Armstrong is visiting in Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Cartlidge and Mr.

and Mrs. Edward McDonald of Gadsden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Johnson and family Sunday night. Mrs.

Julia Bryant of Gadsden visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Ad-erholdt. Mr.

and Mrs. Emory Eakes sailed last Friday for Germany to visit relatives. DOG GOES FOR MILK CLEBURNE, Texas. U. A dog with a penchant for pilfering milk bottles on door stoops was reported by Jim Miles.

The dog would drag off several quarts of milk, one at a time, and push out the stopper with a paw. "Then he would lap tip the milk at It spilled out! Automobiles Endorsers. Furniture 05 Go CSCS Quick, Courteous' Serried Tfc) Coot Is Low. bvwttftt TUrn tofor ttm Can 'COMPANY. 3rd Floor Commercial Ecr.JrCL'j.

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