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CHICAGO (AP) The grain futures market tilted toward weakness in the early afternoon with rye and soybeans under moderate pressure in spots on the Board of Trade. Wheat lost all its earlier gains when demand appeared to up. Speculators increased their offerings and prices down. The firmness had been credited to speculative support which dealers said apparently was linked with export business and reports of dry weather in the Great Plains where the winter crop is understood to be in widespread danger of severe damage from soil erosion. Previous Previous Open High Low Close Close WHEAT Mar 2.21½ 2.21¾ 2.18½ 2.19¾ 2.21⅛ Mav 2.17¼ 2.15¾ 2.14¼ 2.15½ 2.17¼ Jul 1.74¼ 1.74¾ 1.73 1.74 SeD 1.75¾ 1.76½ 1.74¾ 1.75¾ 1.80½ 1.81¼ 1.78⅞ 1.79¼ 1.80¼ CORN Mar 1.20% 1.21½ 1.20⅝ 1.20¾ 1.21 May 1.22½ 1.22⅜ Jul 1.24½2 1.24⅞ 1.24⅛ 1.24% Sep 1.22⅞ 1.23⅛ 1.22½ 1.22½ 1.22% Dec.

1.19⅛ 1.19¼ 1.18¾ 1.19 1.19 OATS Mar Jul 00408 67 Mav Sep Dec RYE Mar 1.55¼ 1.55½ 1.51½ 1.52 1.55½ May 1.5/¼ 1.53½ 1.54¼ 1.57 Jul 1.48 1.45½ 1.45½ 1.47¾ Sep 1.45¼ 1.45¼ 1.43 1.43 1.45% Dec 1.45¼ 1.48 SUYBEANS Mar 2.67½ 2.67⅞ 2.65¼ 2.65⅝ 2.67⅝ May 2.70½ 2.70⅝ 2.67¾ Jul 2.72 2.72 2.69 2.69½ 2.71⅜ Aug 2.68 2.68¾ 2.65¾ 2.67¾ Sep 2.58 2.58⅛ 2.56⅝ 2.57¾ 2.57¼ Nov 2.55 2.55⅞ 2.54¼ 2.55% 2.55 SOYBEAN OIL Mar 7.93 7.93 7.88 7.88 7.94 Mav 8.14 8.14 8.08 8.08 8.16 Jul 8.31 8.33 8.26 8.27 8.33 Ava 8.31 8.36 8.31 8.33 8.38 Sep 8.38 8.41 8.35 0,35 6. -U SOYBEAN MEAL Mar 72.15 72.20 71.75 71.75 72.25 May 73.15 73.15 72.50 72.60 73.10 Jul 73.00 73.10 72.60 72.75 73.15 Aug 72.35 72.35 71.80 71.95 72.35 Sep 68.15 68.20 67.90 67.90 00.20 Cash Grain CHICAGO (AP)-No wheat or soybean sales. Corn. No. vellow 1.24½; No.

yellow 1.18-19. Oats No. 2 heavy mixed Soybean oil 8A. Bonds NEW YORK (AP)-Following is a list of York ma or Stock bond transactions Wednesday. on the Exchange Sales Net High Last Cnq.

CORPORATION BONDS Alliedc Alcoa 163100 100 AmP 4.6Us87 6Y 69 69 AMF 69 90 58 266 100 100 23 388 Armour 5584f 98 98 3,4 Atchison 4595 16 93 93 93 AtICstL 4 100 100 100 AtICstL 3 95 95 95 Avco cv5579 11 193 BalG Boeing 10 27 151 104 151. 151 104 Boeing 104 10348 104 Bruns 27 80 Burro Case cv CRRNJ CerPas 27 108 ChiEIll cv5s97f 87 87 87 CMSP ChiNW 5s2055f 54 6634 Va ECCSL 85 ColoF comb DouAir cv4s77 11 35 106 75 DowCh cv3582 145 145 145 Erie 16 FoodFr cv4579 93 GAOiI 111. 110 110 GenElec 93 93 GMotAcc 4579 188 92 Grace 10 212 212 212 TE IntTT 16 2 310 310 310 941 3 MerrCh 88 88 88 MKT MoPac 552045f 80 8.0 26 MoPac MoP 85 85 NCvI 107 107 107 Tea NY Cent 5s2013 18 8034 NYC 24 73 NY Cent 4598 34 vINH vINH 4520071 20 19 19 Pen RR Penn RR 5568 OlinM 23 123 OlinM 26 124 124 Phillip 37 111 111 Richfl 49 134 SLSF 552006f 2 cv3s71 18 150 14912 Sears 35 104 Sincir 44 102 102 SmithC 22. SoPac 10 101 StdOlnd 19 101 101 StdOilind 14 SIdONJ TexCorp 3565 216 907 USSteel 4583 11 96 WheelS 90 0n 90 FOREIGN BONDS Chile 3593 Denmk Greek 7564f sales Approx final total 200.000 Previous dav $10,090,000 Week ago $14.405.000 Month ago Closed Year ago $4.511.400 Two vears, ago Jan date $254.073 000 1963 19 $113,274.000 1962 date $133,063,000 Government Bonds NEW YORK (AP)-Closina over the counter S. Government Treasury bonds.

bid, asked, net change and yield for Wednesday. 35 64 100 100.2 1.45 65 99 99.2 3.55 66 99.16 99.18 3.95 35 66 98.2 98 6 3.75 66. 98.16 98.18 3.92 40 67-62 4 98.21 98.23 3.99 99.14 99.16 4,00 67 98 21 98.23 3.99 68 Nov 99.5 99.7 4.07 68-63 93.26 93 30 3.87 69 Feb 9.22 99 26 4.04 69-64 Jun 92.24 92.28 3.98 69 Oct 90.24 90 58 215 69-64 Dec 92. 92.4 4.02 70-65 91.24 91.28 4.01 45 70 90.7 90 11 4.13 71-66 90.25 90.29 3.99 99.10 99.14 4.09 71 99.4 98.8 4.14 45 72 Feb 98.31 99.3 4 14 25 72-67 Jun 89.22 A8.24 09 45 72 Ava 98.25 98.28 4.16 72-67 Seo A8.10 AR.14 4.11 72-67 Dee 88.6 88.10 08 73 99.21 97.22 97,2 4.14 85-75 100.9 100.11 1 4.23 80 90 98 01 80 91.26 92.2 83-78 87.20 87.28 85 87.14 87.22 4.12 92-87 100.22 100.30 4.19 90 0.4 89 12 4.17 93-88 97.16 97.24 4.13 41s 94-89 98.20 98.24 4.19 35 3155 95. 98 84.8 84.16 3.86 RR.4 88.12 4.14 Prices quoted in dollars and thirty seconds Poultry State and Terminal Markets as ported of by the Western North Carolina Office the Division of Markets, N.

C. Department with the of Agriculture, In cooper tion U. S. Department of culture. North Carolina: Live Inas generally adequate: ready to cook movement mostly on prior commitments which ranged from fair 10.

good, New interest fair. Estimated slaughter 721,000 head: at farm quotations broilers and fryers 13 cents, Hens, heavy types erally short of fair to good demand, light types adequate, demand fair. Hens over Ibs. 7,200 head farms Light types 19,000 head f.o.b. plants cents.

Georgia: Live Poultry -Supplies ranged short at some plants to fully adequate at live others; supplies premiums paid for additional in instances. Ready 10 cook mitment. movement fair on previous. com: Undertone steady. Estimated slaughter 938,000 head; at farm tions broilers and fryers mostlv 13 New cents.

York: Eggs -Prices sharply low. er on extra fancy, heavyweight whites and whites but browns; cent mediums to cent unchanged lower on browns, Large freely offered and erally forced for sale. Wholesale selling prices: (Extra Fancy Heavyweights) 10. per cent AA 65 per cent whites mosily. 39; browns 40 mostly 40; (Fancy Mediums) Min.

10 per cent AA 65 per cent whites 38- 40 mostly 39: browns 38-40. Smalls, whiles mostly 36; browns 361. Chicago: Eggs -Price structure reflectt. ed declinina values Prices paid delivered Chicago; loose Extras 80 per cent A or better: Large whites large mixed 37-38; medium whites. lower North Carolina: large: Eggs unchanged -Prices on 2 on others, offerings Prices generally adequate producers for for clean unsized cads f.o.b.

farm on arade demand. paid yield basis. cases exchanged: Grade large 35-361 whites A small whites medium whites Mutual Funds -The YORK following (AP) bid Inv Inves. CoAm Bos 1111 12.52 13.18 and askdd Invest Group: supplied by Mut 11 76 12.71 the National Stock 19.60 21.19 ation of Securities Select 10.45 11.18 Dealers, do Var Pay 7.00 7.56 not represent actual Interc 6.02 6.51 transactions but are Inv Resch 13.51 14.77 the the NASD's range estimate within istel Johnstn Fd 36.65 14.30 37 14.30 38 which these securi- Keystone Funds: ties could have been CUS B1 24.60 25 68 (bid) or bought Cus B2 23.72 25.88 (asked): CUS B3 16.68 18.20 Bid Ask Cus 10.42 11.38 Aberdeen Fd 2.42 7.05 2 7.77 64 CUS Cus K2 5.40 9.36 10.22 5.90 Affil Fd 8.29 8.97 CUS 23 22 25.34 Am Bus 4.09 4 43 Cus 13.00 14.19 Grth 6.86 7.42 Cus 59 17.0' Am Inv 19.57 19.57 Cus S4 4.40 4.81 Am Mut 9.65 10.55 Int Fd 15.09 16.33 Asso Assn Fd InvF 5 1.54 97 6.09 1.70 Knick Knickerb Gth 6.77 6.73 13 Atom Ph. Houghton: 4.87 5.32 Lazard Lexinat 10.72 17.25 11 18.12 72 5.84 6.35 Life Inv 19.28 21,07 Fund A 9 27 10.08 Life Stk 7.58 8 26 Stock 4.05 43 Loom SC 30.89 30.89 Sci Elec 11.14 12.11 Loom Sav 15.94 15.94 Blue Rid 11.94 13.05 Mna Gen 1.85 2.02 Bondstk 5.02 5.49 Mng Spect 1.67 1.83 Bost Fd St 14.67 9.99 10 15.86 92Mas Mass sTr.

Gth 15.65 17.10 Bullock 14.01 15,36 Mass Life 23.57 25.76 broad Calif Fd 8.10 8 85 Med SecF 11 11 12.14 Can Gen 17.60 19.23 MIF Fd Gth 16.01.17.30 Can Capit. Fd Shr 17.56 Unavail 19.00 MIF Morton 6.76.741 Can Cent IGth Shr 11.61.12.69 Mut Inves 9.87 10.84 Morton In 9.49 Chem Chase Fd Fd 12.89 78 14.09 7.41 Mut Mut Trust 2.80 2.86 Shrs 15.39 Co.on Fd 11.56 12.63 Naf WSec 22.74 24'60 Colon Gth 12 60 13.77 Nat Sec Inves 16.13 17.44 Fds: Nat Ser: Income 9.86 10.78 Balan 12.21 13 34 Intl Gen 10.39 11.36 Bond 6.25 4.83 6.83 Invest 10.01 10.94 Divid 4.42 Comp Stock Bd 16.99 9.47 18 10.29 57 Income Stk 6 7.36 09 6.66 Fd 8.70 9.46 Stock 8.30 9.07 Comp ComTr AB 1.66 Grwth 8 62 9.42 ComTr Concord CD 12.61 1.69 New Eng 11.25 12.16 Nat West 10.33 Cons inv 19 12 20.67 New Capit 15.88 9.58 15.68 9.68 Convert Consum Sec 3.15 8.01 8.75 3.42 Noreast 18.03 18.03 Corp Ld 21.25 23.18 ONCE One Sh WmS 12.94 13.72 14 14.99 14 devegh Crown 64.89 6 54 65.55 7.15, Oppen Fd 16.24 17 75 Decat Inc 10.44 11.41 Peoples 7.96 8.72 Penn Sa 18.69 Dela Diver Fd Gr 9 11.80 10.06 12.90 Phila 12.04 13.19 18 Pine St 12.20 Divid Diver Inv 9.04 9.91 Pioneer 9.55 10.44 Shr 3.53 3.88 Price TR 16 29 16.45 Dow DowTh Th In In 4.92 4.92 5.32 5.32 Provid 4.16 4.55 Dreyfus 18 80 20.43 Putnam 8 15.55 16.99 Puritan 92 Eaton 12.78 13.81 put Grth 8.94 9.77 Sik 14.02 15.800 Quar Dist 7.10 7 76 Elec Inv 4.74 5.18 Resch Inv 11.15 12.19 ay 22.61 22.01 Revere 13.22 14.37 Equity 9.34 9.68 Scudder Funds: Fed Grth 10.0 11.37 Can 14.82 15 22 id Cap Gth 6.16 6.74 Bal 19.24 19.24 10.59 11.51 Com St 10.98 10 98 id id Trend Fund 16 17.35 70 18.05 Selec Am 10.05 10.87 18.86 Sharhid 10.91 11.92 Fid F.I.F Mut 9.38 10.25 Share Am 14.68 16.01 4.51 4 94 Sw Inves 8.75 Fla. Fnd Mut Mut 2.28 6.89 2.49 Sover inv 14.99 16.42 7.49 State St 40 12 42.87 Foursa 10.65 11 64 Stein RF 38.77 38.77 Franklin Custdn: Stein Stk 33 68 33.68 Bond Fd 2.66 2.93 Steri Inv 12.34 13.34 Com Stk 6.65 7.31 Telev 7.75 8.45 Pf Stk 2.66 2.93 Temp Gth 10.24 11.19 Utilities 7 89 8.67 Texas Fd 12.57 13.74 Utilities 8.67 TwenC Gt 4.46 4.87 Fund Inv Am 10.26 7.89 8 58 TwenC Inc 4.93 5 39 Fund 11.24 UBS Fd 11.16 12.20 Gen Inves 6.93 7.53 United Funds: Group Sec: Accu 15.07 16 47 AeroSci 6.61 7.25 Incom 12.69 13.37 Com St 13.48 14.76 Scien 7.10 7.76 Ful Ad 9 67 10.60 UnFd Ca 19.42 Grth Ind 18.90 19 47 Unit Intl 9.96 10.71 Guardn 23.31 23.31 Value Line Funds: Ham hda 5.17 5.65 Val Line 7.70 8.42 Imp Cap 8.26 8.98 Income 5.30 5 79 ImpFd 3.66 3.95 Sol Sit 3.36 3.67 Inc Fnd 2.37 2,60 Vanad 5.45 Inc Incorp Bost Inc 8 9.52 48 10.40 27 Wash WallSt Mut In 10 10.90 12 11.06 Inv Funds: 7.26 7.93 Well West Fd 14.70 16.02 Ind 5.39 Grwth 11.02 12.04 Wndsr Fd 14.56 15 83 Found 12.41 13.56 Whitehll 13.91 15.04 Income 7.53 8.23 Winfield 8.01 8.75 InsBkStox 7.59 8 29 Wiscon 6.91 7.47 Int Resour 4 89 5.34 Cotton NEW YORK (AP)-Cotton futures closed 25 cents a bale higher to 40 cents lower. Actual traded prices were shown mostly for higher, but losses were most deliveries as traders lowered bids at the close. Buying stemmed from a pessimistic statement by Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Ellender regarding prospects for any major change in cotton legislation in time to affect to 1964 crop.

After the close, the Commodity Credit Corp. reported for the weekended Jan. 24 cotton loan entries were 243,214 bales, loan repossession 78,057 bales. leaving a net stock of 1963 crop cotton of 6,740,119 bales. The entries for the latest week brought the total entries so far this season to a record of 912 bales.

The previous record was established under the 1955 crop loan program when total entries were 7.257,000 bales. Open High Low Close N.C. Mar 34.21 34.21 34.20 34.13R 0 Jul May 34.15 34.15 34.10 34.07B 32.55 32.55 32.55 32.55B Oct 31.60 31.66 31.60 31.59 Dec 31.45R 20 Mar Mav 31.40B on 31.358 Middlina spot. 35.30N unchanged. N-Nominal: B- Bid.

Cottonseed Oil seed NEW YORK futures A cottonoil closed 5 10 lower. Sales 60 contracts. High Low Close May Mar 10.65 11.00 10.93 10.54 10.538 10.89B Jul 11.30 11.21 11.21 Oct 11.47 11.45 11.45 11.65, Closina Bids: Seo 11.39, Dec 11.55, Mar Mav 11.70 Farm Euipment Dealers Elect R. C. Vause CHARLOTTE (AP) R.

C. Vause of Vause Equipment Fayetteville, was elected president of the Carolinas Farm and Power Equipment Dealers Association Tuesday. Vause succeeds Spencer R. McMaster of Fairfield Tractor Columbia, S.C. John M.

Alexander of Raleigh Tractor and Truck Raleigh, was elected first vice president and George W. Weathers of Bowman Equipment Bowman, S.C., was elected second vice president. Melvin L. Burton Sr. of Burton Truck and Equipment Co.

was elected national director. Shea To Speak At Red Cross Meet Tonight Robert F. Shea, vice president of the American National Red Cross in Washington, D. will address the annual meeting of the Asheville Area Red Cross Chapter at 6:30 p. m.

Thursday in Battery Park Hotel. Several awards, including service pins and special certificates, will be presented. John W. Erichson, chapter chairman, will preside, and Marshall Upton, chapter manager, will introduce Shea. Invocation and benediction will be by the Rev.

Armin C. Draegert, pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Deaths And Funerals Funerals Today Mrs. Victoria Henry, 10 a. St.

of Arc Roman Catholic Church. Mrs. Govie McLean Keyes, 10:30 a. Anders-Rice Funeral Home. Mrs.

Floy Griffin Mrs. Floy Ashworth Griffin, 75, of Fort Myers, and Asheville, died in a Fort Myers hospital at 9 p. m. Tuesday after a long illness. She was a daughter of the late Rufus and Martha Freeman Ashworth and a native of Buncombe County.

She was a member of First Baptist Church of Knoxville, and was the widow of W. D. Griffin. Surviving are three sons, Boyd of Compton, Fred of St. Petersburg, and Kenneth of California; a daughter, Mrs.

Roy Miles of Fort Myers; a brother, Claude Ashworth of Asheville, and five grandchildren. The body is being returned to Asheville for services and burial under direction of Groce Funeral Home, which will announce arrangements later. Mrs. Hazel Ingle Services for Mrs. Hazel Garland Ingle, 48, of 24 Ardmore who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 p.

m. Thursday in Berryman-Garland-Hall Funeral Home. The Rev. Ralph Sexton will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Pallbearers will David, Jimmy, Donald, Jack and Harry Ingle and Clarence Powell. Hurry C. Peeler Harry C. Peeler, 63, of Philadelphia, father of Mrs. Mary P.

Ervin of Asheville, died Monday in a Philadelphia hospital after an extended illness. Mr. Peeler was a native of Pacolet, S. and lived in Asheville for a number of years prior to moving to Philadelphia. He was the husband of Mrs.

Corrie Peeler, who died two years ago. Services will be held at noon Saturday in Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Philadelphia. Burial will be in Cemetery theres. Ervin is in Philadelphia for the services.

Surviving in addition to the daughter are a sister, Mrs. Bernice Rice of Philadelphia; a niece, Mrs. Eloise Jackson of Philadelphia; a nephew, Walter Peeler of Pacolet; six grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Henry A. Little Jr.

Henry A. Little Jr. of Philadelphia, brother of Mrs. Perry C. Tomlin of 61 Edwin Asheville, died Sunday morning in a Philadelphia hospital after a short illness.

Mrs. Minnie Bigelow Mrs. Minnie Bigelow of Hillcrest Apts. died unexpectedly Wednesday in her home. She was a retired employe of J.

C. Penney Co. and was a native of Gaffney, S. C. Surviving are a brother, Grady W.

McSwain of Asheville; an aunt, Mrs. Myrtle Roberts of Asheville; two uncles, Ben F. Bridges of Washington, D. and Henry Bridges of Gaffney, Allen Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements which were in complete Wednesday night. Rev.

M. M. Moore HENDERSONVILE The Rev. Mitchell Mack Moore, 82, died Wednesday morning i in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Lonnie Roller of Hendersonville Rt.

5. The Rev. Mr. Moore was a former pastor of Painter Creek Baptist Church in Graham County. Surviving are the widow, Mrs.

Georgia F. Moore: three other daughters, Mrs. Mattie Quinn of Hendersonville, Mrs. Beatrice Banks of Weaverville and Mrs. Mary Gilliam of Stockton, five sons, William, Ernest and L.

all of Hendersonville, Burley of Arden and Dean of Mountain Home; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Fleming of Spring Creek; and a brother, Levi of Weaverville. Arrangements will be announced by Jackson Funeral Home. SWANNANOA Mrs. Margaret Folsom Eldred, 69, of Bethel section of Haywood County, died unexpectedly Wednesday morning in a Houston, hospital from a heart attack.

She was removed Tuesday from an Asheville and taken to a Houston hospital for surgery. Mrs. Eldred was a daughter of the late T. C. and Emma Davidson Folsom and granddaughter of the late Col.

Samuel F. and Nancy Sherrill Davidson, early settlers of the Swannanoa Valley. She was born in Asheville, but had lived in Haywood County for the past twelve years. Surviving are the husband, Allen B. Eldred; a son, Louis Joyner of Grovemont section of Swannanoa; a daughter, Mrs.

Lester Branson of Biloxi, a brother, Dr. T. W. Folsom of Swannanoa, and four grandchildren. Harrison Funeral Home of Black Mountain is in charge of arrangements which were incomplete Wednesday night.

Mrs. Margaret Eldred Flem Cook BAKERSVILLE Services for Flem Cook, 96, of Rt. 1, who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at Fork Mountain Holiness Church.

James R. Bryson WHITTIER James Ransom Bryson, 70, of Whittier, a retired brickmason, died Wednesday in a Bryson City hospital. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Friday in Whittier Church of God, of which he was a member.

Mrs. Sarah Crain MARSHALL-Mrs. Sarah Ann Crain, 82, of Marshall Rt. 6, died Tuesday at her home following a brief illness. Services will be held Thurs- All- White Beckwith Jury Still Seeking Five Men JACKSON, Miss.

(AP) torneys reached the 50th name on the juror list Wednesday in their efforts to find 12 men to sit in judgment on Byron De La Beckwith in the slaying of Negro civil rights leader Medgar Evers. Five seats on the jury, and one or possibly two alternate positions, remained to be filled. Seven men were seated on the jury. The prosecution accepted five others--making a full slate of 12 white men-but the five still faced questioning and possible elimination by defense attorneys. Jurors were excused for a variety of ceived ideas about the verdict, racial prejudice, personal ailments, and job obligations, among others.

Two more Negroes--the secona and third -came into the jury box for interrogation. They were excused after questioning. Circuit Judge Leon F. Hendrick excused one of the Negroes, Willard Smith, after reading a letter from Smith's employer. The letter said Smith's absence from his job at a missile component plant would interfere with the work of others.

Smith is a production control clerk. Dist. William L. Waller used his pre-emptory challenges to strike the other Negro, Clifford Holloway, from the jury. Holloway, gray-haired 59, is a railroad freight worker.

Waller questioned Smith and Holloway closely about connections with Evers, the leader of desegregation demonstrations at the time of his slaying last summer. Both said they had a passing day at 2 p. m. in Laurelton Free Will Baptist Church. The Rev.

George W. Briggs will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Surviving are four sons, Merret Everett of Marshall Rt. 1, and Vance and Otis of Marshall Rt.

a daughter, Mrs. Evia Metcalf, of Marshall Rt. two half-brothers, Joe and Kie Crain, both of Unicoi, three sisters, Mrs. Fate Blankenship, and Misses Janie Crain and Sue Crain of Unicoi, and 29 grandchildren. The body will remain at Bowman Funeral Home until taken to the church for services.

Mrs. Emma Pyatt Mrs. Honeycutt BURNSVILLE Services for Mrs. Hester Honeycutt, 99, who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 p. m.

Friday in Jack's Creek Baptist Church. GLENWOOD Mrs. Emma Pyatt, 68, died unexpectedly in her home Wednesday afternoon. Westmoreland Hawkins Funeral Home will anounce Mrs. Celia Ross HENDERSONVILLE Mrs.

Celia D. Ross, widow of the Rev. Ernest G. Ross, a former resident of Hendersonville, died Wednesday in a Norfolk, Va. hospital after an extended illness.

Arrangements will be announced by Thos. Shepherd's Funeral Home. W. C. Stamey.

BOONE William Carl Stamey, 73, of Boone, died Wednesday morning in a Boone hospital after an illness of three months. Services will be held at 3 p. m. Thursday in Three Forks Baptist Church. Andrew Whitener MURPHY Andrew Whitener, 83, of Murphy Rt.

3, died Tuesday in a Murphy hospital after an extended illness. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the New Hope Church of God, of which he was a member. Billy Carver CANTON -Billy Carver, 44, of Canton Rt.

1, died of a .22 bullet wound in the head about midnight Tuesday in his home. Haywood County Coroner Dr. George W. Brown ruled death self-inflicted and said no inquest will be held. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. Friday in Beaverdam Methodist Church, of which he was a member. Mrs. Joyce W. Haynes CLYDE Mrs.

Joyce Westmoreland Haynes, 86, of Clyde, died in a Waynesville hospital Wednesday morning after a long illness. Services will be held at 3 p. m. Thursday in Clyde Baptist Church. J.

H. McNeely, Former Coal Operator, Dies Joseph Hall McNeely, 91, of Santa Rosa, who formerly owned Reliance Coal Co. of Asheville, died Wednesday morning in a Santa Rosa nursing home. He moved to California in 1956. Mr.

McNeely was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church in Asheville and a former member of the vestry. He was formerly a member of Asheville Kiwanis Club. Mr. McNeely came to Asheville from Alberta, Canada, in 1919. He was a son of the late Thomas Julius and Henrietta Hall McNeely of Salisbury.

After retiring from the coal business, re raised turkeys and grew tomatoes on a tract of land on the French Broad River bank under Smith's Bridge which extended to Smoky Park Highway Bridge. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Garnett Semple McNeely; two daughters, Mrs. Katherine M. Sale of Asheville and Miss Florence McNeely of Santa Rosa; a son, Joseph T.

of Santa Rosa; five grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. MORRIS HENDON BLACK 6 FUNERAL HOME FINEST FACILITIES MODERATE COST AMBULANCE SERVICE 140 Merrimon Ave. Dial AL-2-1821 Berryman Carland Hall Funeral Home 24 Hr. Ambulance Service Private Family Rooms 138 Charlotte St. AL 2-1536 "SEND FLOWERS BY WIRE" MacARTHUR-KRAUSE 24 N.

MARKET ST. FLORIST PHONE AL 2-4426 The Asheville Citizen 33 Friday, January 30, 1964 GOP Club To Meet A film will be shown and a guest speaker will be featured at a meeting of the West Asheville Republican Club to be held at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Hill Street school auditorium. The public is invited to attend.

A discussion will also be held on politics in Asheville and Buncombe County. Marche, Westgate. Lost and found (4) LARGE black and white male Collie dog. AL 2-8518. black and tan male hounds.

North Mills River section- AL 2-0741 or AL 3-5016. wanted (5) WANTED GOOD USED REFRIGERATORS, WRINGER WASHERS, FOX ELECTRIC STOVES, FURNITURE HEATERS. RELIABLE 40 N. LEXINGTON DIAL AL 4-2932 CASH PAID USED FURNITURE Call Department BEAUMONT FURNITURE, 27 Bilt. more Avenue.

SECOND- HAND Go-Kart with or without motor. 645-6943. SCRAP IRON HIGHEST prices in Western North Carolina. Biltmore Iron and Metal Company, 785 Rear Biltmore Avenue. 253- 9317.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Notices (2) BEAUTY COUNSELOR hypo allergenic cosmetics. 252-5049. TAX service Federal, all states, forms. Bookkeeping, Business or individval. DAN JUDD-757 Haywood Road.

253-0763-Res. AL 2-6307. is Alcohol a problem? Try Alcoholics Anonymous. Diaf 253-0771. P.O.

Box 6237. INCOME TAX -W. J. PURDUE Jutice of The Peace--Marriages Notary Public 723 Haywood Road. 254-6388 EVERY day Fina Foam will pay its WAY with clean and spotless carpels.

Bon USED plumbing fixtures, doors, windows, pipe, etc. Greenwood Salvage, 305 Haywood Strent. AL 3-7327. EMPLOYMENT Female Help Wanted (9) WANTED Apply Acropolis Restaurant. 148 Tunnel Road.

MAIDS wanted. Apply in person nine m. to twelve noon. Windsor Hotel, 36 Broadway. WAITRESS WANTED.

Apply in person. Morning shift. Wink's Drive In. ties, FEMALE accuracy 20 to required. 35, light Five day office week.

106 College Street, two 10 four p. m. CLERK school STENOGRAPHER, graduate with age 23 business 1o high school. Experience in typina, office machines, dictaphone, general office. Five day week- industrial plant.

Write Box B-582 care Citizen -Times. Counselors offers Interesting profitable part-time work mature refined woman. AL 3-3288. One to seven p. m.

EXPERIENCED housekeeper for large institution. Good opportunity for vancement. Write Box F-579 care Citizen- Times giving complete background and references. ESTABLISHED territory open with Avon Cosmetics in Transylvania Write Post Office Box 1676, Hendersonville, North Carolina or call OX 3-5021. START YOUR OWN career in an exciting business with unlimited opportunities for advancement as an Avon Representative.

Write Avon Manager, 183 St. Dunstan's Road, Asheville, North Carolina, call AL 3-8592. ONE curb girl and one waitress. Apply person Bruce's Drive In. Sweeten Creek Road.

DOUBLE ENTRY Bookkeeper wanted. Must be accurate. Send complete sume to Personnel Department, Post Office Box 1775, Asheville. WANTED Pants presser for laundry department. Good pay and working conditions for qualified person.

Apply in person to W. B. Scarborough, Swannanoa Laundry, 22 Church Street. Male Help Wanted (10) Snelling And Snelling 209 FLAT IRON BUILDING 254-0921 "Where You Find The Best Monday 9-7; Tuesday and Wednesday 9-6; Thursday and Friday. 9-5.

Largest Personnel System in the Nation Coast To Coast BOYS Make money on a newspaper route of your own. In all sections of city. Apply phone Circulation Department, Asheville CitizenTimes Publishing Com- pany. FURNITURE SALESMAN'S POSITION OPEN with large Asheville furniture store. Young man preferably married.

high school education, neat appearing, aood personality. If you're not afraid of work your earninas can be about yearly. Fringe benefits include paid Va cation. Family health insurance, pension plan. You do not need experience in furniture sellina, but must have inite retail sales ability.

We'll train you, Reply in own handwriting 16 Box care LOCAL motor freight terminal has DOsition available for aggressive and capable man to do accounting work and sist in other administrative phases of terminal operations. Experience Bookkeeping in expe: rience necessary. Uniform Systems of Accounts, Class carricr helpful. Good working conditions with fringe benefits for the person meetinq our requirements. write Box 536, care Citizen- -Times aiving age, marital status.

income expected and com piete details of accountina training and experience. MECHANICAL ENGINEER AGE 30-40, minimum five years experience with Consulting firm heating, ventilating, air conditioning. Work largely design and supervisory; want registered engineer. $10,000 up. Lee Davis, 254-0921, Snelling and Snelling.

and board to sober man in change for services. AL 3-2053. TECHNICAL WE HAVE more job openings than we have space 1o print. complete Come in and discuss your future in confidence. Most technical lobs are fee paid, interview and re-location paid.

No obligation. Lee Davis, 254-0921, Snelling and Snelling. EXECUTIVE MANAGER TRAINEE TO AGE 22 LARGE International Company now history In largest expansion program of company. Asheville has been ed as training center for Western North Carolina. Men accepted will be trained In Company owned school at company expense.

College men finishing ter can be accepted. $456 PER MONTH WHILE TRAINING APPLICANT must be neat in appearance, having to recent high Immediately. school For start sonal Interview call AL 4-6700 Mr. Johnson BEFORE 12:30 GENERAL FOREMAN FINISHING department. Supervisory perience worsted or rug industry.

Supervise 100 people backcoding, shearing, finishing. $8,000. Lee Davis, 254-0921, Snelling and Snelling. EXCELLENT opportunity for Journeyman auto body repairman. Paid vacation, free major medical-hospitalization, 44 hour week and salary pay basis.

HEAVY business volume necessitates hiring an additional experienced man immediately. Contact: Clyde Mills, Manager, Body Shop, Parkland Chevrolet Company. PRODUCTION MECHANIC wanted for top quality Children's Dress Manufacturer, quality Must be quality minded and have sewing ability. Contact Mr. Hall, Ruth's of Carolina, Hendersonville, North Carolina, 692-1463.

BARBER WANTED: Apply in person Fox Barber Shop, Pack Square or Sky City. EMPLOYMENT Male Help Wanted (10) ENGINEER B.S.E.E. Physics. Applied in electronics; knowledge of circuitry from DC through micro- waves; math through differential equations. Fee paid.

$8500 up. Lee Davis, 254-0921, Snelling and Snelling. BARBER needed once, Apply In person, Bail's Barber Service, 3 Ana Avenue. Snelling And Snelling 209 IRON BUILDING 254-0921 Monday 9-7; Tuesday and Wednesday "Where You Find I The Best Jobs" 9-6; Thursday and Friday, 9.5 Largest Personnel System Nation To Coast WEAVE ROOM OVERSEER FOR PROGRESSIVE North Carolina company with over 7,000 employes. Attractive salary and employee benefits Challenging job with opportunity for advancement.

Experience in weaving of cotton fabrics necessary. Replies treated as strictly confidential. Write Box A-526, care CitizenINDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING degree: minimum three years MTM experience. Metal expertence preferred. Lee Davis, 254-0921, Snelling and Snelling.

Insurance Man In All Western Counties stating experience and -Post Office Box 8165, Asheville, TELEPHONE Solicitors and Full time, Canvassers. nine Hourly plus commission. to five p. m. Call Mr.

Donaldson, AL 2-8374. Unlimited Opportunity WE WILL hire and train two, representatives, men or women in this area, to represent one of the largest panies of its kind in the nation. Unlimited opportunity for ambitious men or women willing to work. An Interview: WITH MR. RICE.

AT THE DOWNTOWNER MOTOR INN, PATTON AVENUE SUNDAY. February 2nd. From two to four. This may be the turning point in your life. If you believe in sales and sales management, apply in person for an interview.

To qualify you must be over 21, have car, be neat in appearance, and have am- RESERVE Life Insurance hospital division will provide you with appointments daily, personal contact home office referrals, duplicate claim checks, all you can work. Double your sales and income with us. Promotion to agement with salary. overite. renewal and commission within 90 of performance.

The grealest expansion in our history progress. The opportunity OF A LIFETIME. I you are looking for future, Write Mr. Galloway- -Post Carolina. Office A Box 118.

personal Char- inlotte, North terview will be arranged. BARBER wanted, Flat Iron Barber Shop. Call AL 2-3411 days. AL 3-1949 after 6:30 p. m.

Male or Female Help Wanted (11) CHILDREN and ladies sportswear signer wanted to work part-time or full time for local sewing plant. Write Salesmen, Salesladies (12) START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT! EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WANTED WE ARE IN need of an aggressive individual who has a general knowledge while of selling. We guarantee Income learning. Leads furnished. For further apply particulars Modern Homes, a 169 Tunnel Road.

and personal interview SALESMEN STATEWIDE firm needs good Vending Machine Salesmen to represent ville area selling food dispensing chines. Coffee," soup, hot chocolate to service stations, beauty parlors, q8- rages, etc. High commission. No down payment, financing. Call Mr.

Strauss at AL 4-4311, extension 101. SALESMAN LISTED below you will find three reasons why you should investigate this ad. MONEY For an interview call 252-4413 between the hours of nine and eleven A.M. SALES TRAINEES TION 145-YEAR-OLD has openina for salesmen in this NATIONAL CORPORA. area.

Age 18-35. No traveling. commission Car for required. Salary plus qualified men. SALES experience helpful but not necessarv weeks as training in Atlanta, with men selected will receive two transportation, housina accommodations paid for by the company.

selected must be ready to start Intraining immediately. personal terview Tuesday, Wednesday or Call ThursDasinger, January Holiday 28, 29 Inn. Asheville, North Carolina, 254-4311. Positions Wanted (14) COLORED woman desires Ironing. AL 3-7704.

COLORED woman desires day work, also some Ironing. AL 2-7902. COLORED woman desires day work. Call AL 4-8428, Be before 8:30 a. m.

LPN desires private duty. AL 2-8537. DAILY or weekly child care. Will board. References.

Enka 667-1100. Hour, day, weekly. AL 4-0421. AL 3-6168. PETER PAN Nursery.

Registered Nurse, WILL keep child in my home West Asheville. AL 4-5603. EXPERIENCED, colored woman Friday. desires AL Wednesday and 2-4229. SERVICE DIRECTORY Schools, Instruction (15) ANYONE of driving age Interested in learning to drive, with lessons under certified driving school and classes scheduled for your convenience.

Write Post Office Box 323, Marion, North Carolina. Professional Services (16) INCOME TAX RETURNS -Bookkeeping. MAUDE BENNETT, former Revenue Agent. AL 4-4088. Massages (16-A) STEAM MASSAGE AND westgate.

REDUCING AL SALON-House of Beauty, 3145. ASHEVILLE HEALTH SERVICE MASSAGE- and Women AL 3-9772-By Appointment MASSAGE By Appointments, Homes, Hotels- Motels- Mrs. Toni Buchholz. AL 2-3608. SWEDISH MASSAGE Phone 692-3331.

Miss Lois Sutton or Miss Dot Smith. Hendersonville. North Carolina TV, Radio Service (20) GUARANTEED small Appliance and Radio Repair Service. Jobs For The Handicapped 73 Market, Street 253-8917 Asheville, North Carolina Appliance Service (21) LUT CO. Appliance Parts Headquarters HOTPOINT GENERAL ELECTRIC WESTINGHOUSE WHIRLPOOL Authorized HOOVER Vacuum Service 97 Patton Avenue AL 3-6784 Floor Landing (25) POWELL FLOOR and TILE Service.

AL 4-4459. CALL HARGUS FLOOR and Tile Service. Free estimates. AL 3-9348. Heating, Plumbing (26) SECTIC TANKS: Cleaned, Installed.

Wa. ter and sewer lines. MEEHAN, AL 3-3941 Painting, Papering (28) PAINTING SERVING ASHEVILLE SINCE 1930 C. GLENN SELF DIAL AL 3-9641 or AL 3-7347 W. H.

CLEMENT JR. -Painting and decorating. Free estimates. 3-2255. SERVICE PAINT CO.

CALL US for your needs in paints. Special on outside house paint. Our estimates are free. 48 Biltmore Avenue. Dial AL 2-4771.

PAINTING. quaranteed. Interior Phone and AL exterior, 3-4016. all PAINTING, paper hanging, reasonable Phone AL 3-4009 Construction Services (29) FOR repairs, remodeling, masonry, work and painting, call AL 3-7080 anytime. CARPENTRY, blocks, painting, additions, remodeling.

No money down. 2-2552 anytime. HOME, IMPROVEMENT: aluminum FHA financing, remodeling, brick and block laying. We leveling, underpinning. In termite repair and treating.

N. C. Pest Control License Number 317-W. Also factory distributors for Airmaster dows Company and of doors. Knoxville, All work siding, storm win: Free estimates.

RUDD'S TERMITE AND CONTRACTING COMPANY, 180 Smoky Mountain Highway, Asheville. 667-3017. ADDITIONS Remodeling -roofingcrete Painting Most Anything. L. Tow.

AL 3-7928. SERVICE DIRECTORY Construction Services (29) DID YOU KNOW I'LL DO your roofing, sidine, remodeling. No money down. mates. BURGIN MARLOWE.

AL WATER GREENE BROS. WELL DRILLING Phone Mission 8-3170 or Mission 8-2050. EXPERIENCED Carpenters- -New and remodelina. 667-4626. CARPENTER, all types remodeling.

sonery, painting. Free estimates. AL 4-0073. MO 7-3689. Things for Rent (37) HOSPITAL and Roll-Away beds Baby beds, floor sanders.

For HODGENS FURNITURE COMPANY. 21 Broadway Dial AL 3-3411 Landscaping, Tree Service (38) Parrott Tree Surgeons COMPLETE grounds maintenance from roots to tree tops. 252-7208. TREE WORK -Lots cleaned. Will do your lob cheaper better.

Free estimates. AL 2-2153. TREE WORK, NONE TOO BIG- -Lowest price in town. free estimates. Call AL 3-3374.

SPECIALIZE any, kind of tree work. AL 4-4831 or AL 3-7571. MERCHANDISE Miscellaneous for Sale (39) USED STOKERS, blowers, oil furnaces, burners, some with tanks. 253-0743. Home Heating Company.

SHOTGUN-12 guage Browning automatic. AL 4-2454. Wink Light. Cost $159-new Camera condi. Meter WANTED-Poloroid150 150 and tion for Tape Recorder of like value.

AL 3-8534, after 5:30. BRACE yourself for thrill the first time you use Blue Lustre to clean rugs. Rent a shampooer $1. Ivey's. CLEAN 1948 Chevrolet Coupe, metal roofing.

water heaters, AL 2-3995. AL 2-3995. LOCUST Fireplace Wood. Drink Cooler, NYLON JERSEY, prints, 89 cents yard, Dacron cents yard. Drapery fabrics Fletcher, 69 cents vard.

Factory Outlet, North Carolina. WE BUY AND SELL SURPLUS equipment of all kinds; CULVERT material, twelve Inches to six feet: Oil Drums; STEEL PIPES, angles, channels; BEAMS, reinforcing rods; STEEL File Cabinets; Steel work FORKLIFT Truck; ABRASIVE Cutoff Saw. WE PAY TOP PRICES FOR SCRAP COPPER, brass, aluminum; RADIATORS, batteries, iron, cast Iron. AUTO PARTS NEW AND USED SHULIMSON INC. Meadow Road AL 3-1771 MOUTON Jacket-Like new, worn only few times.

Cost $60-sacrifice $20. AL 3-4007 after five p. m. ALL TYPES, new and used STORE and MARKET EQUIPMENT Ice machines, air conditioning. Commercial Refrigeration.

"Moore Refrigeration 70 Charlotte Street AL 3-9431 MODERN SLINGERLAND drum outfit, cheap. Two console TVs, 17-21 inch. bargain. AL 2-1952 after 6:30. WESTERN WEAR BOOTS, ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLIES, STAR STORE, 80 COLLEGE STREET.

NEAR BROADWAY. FENCING -Chain Link, Redwood, CV. colored vinyl, installed, sold, ree paired. down, three years pay. Asheville, Fence Company.

AL 5964, 4-6938. We do welding all kinds. LUZIER, COSMETICS. Call Nell May. 3-4456.

USED CASH REGISTERS 156 Church Street AL 2-8588 EDWARDS EQUIPMENT, CO. 24-INCH chain saw, perfect condition, sell or trade for Jarl sickle or brush trimmer. AL 3-5964. SEARS 400 egg electric Incubator. Call 254-1465.

Chain Link Fence SPECIAL 80 CENTS PER FOOT Western Carolina Fence Co. 254-7803. Day -Nights. Household Goods (40) GAS STOVE, two Oil Stoves. AL 3-9425.

WE NOW HAVE Used chests, desks, end tables, living room suites, wringer washers, dinette suites, beds, mattresses, and springs. baby beds, and lamps. Also new turmiture at real discoont prices. Ask about our "Lay-Away Plan" Use your First Union Charge Card BOTTOM DOLLAR 717 Haywood DISCOUNT Road FURNITURE Phone STORE. 4-6564.

Pre-Inventory Sale EVERYTHING reduced to Wholesale or less. Must move out much of our present inventory by February 8th above reduction in prices only if you will allow US to deliver it by February 8th. COME now while good stock to select from. acquaintance with Evers but didn't know him personally. They said they never attended any of Evers' civil rights rallies.

Waller told Holloway he had a report that commented after the Evers' slaying: "I lost the best friend ever had." Holloway said he didn't recall making the remark. Waller asked the two Negroes: "Can you look at me and say you don't have any verdict you want to render in this case?" Both said they had no desires either way in the case. Goldsboro Man Found Innocent Of Shooting GOLDSBORO, N.C. (AP)- A Superior Court jury acquitted a Goldsboro man Wednesday on charges of shooting a Negro man who a pathologist said died from a heart attack. Jasper Jones, 44 was freed of an assault with a deadly weapon charge.

The jury deliberated about an hour. Earlier in the day, Judge, George M. Fountain nonsuited a murder charge against Jones. as a result of testimony by a Chapel Hill pathologist Tuesday. Dr.

Nathaniel F. Rodman of North Carolina Memorial Hospital testified the victim, 48- year-old Oscar B. McEachern has died of a heart attack, not as a result of the shooting. Defense attorneys for Jones offered no evidence in the CASH, First Union Charge Card, or checks accepted. BOTTOM DOLLAR DISCOUNT FURNITURE STORE 717 Haywood Road Phone AL 4-6564 FRIGIDAIRE- foot Floor Model.

Fourteen refrigerator, De Luxe "Frost Proof," slightly scratched. List Price $499. SALE PRICE $369. REUSING'S, 42 Battery Park Avenue. Dial Al.

3-8431, ELECTRIC stove, $35. AL 4-2454. SEARS Kenmore electric stove, one year old. $150. 254-0529.

WOULD like for someone to take over payments on an automatic Zig Zag Sewing Machine in beautiful console cabinet. Six payments at $9.81 or pay cash balance of $55.60. 254-3724. UPRIGHT vacuum cleaner, good condi. tion, $10.

684-7303. THREE PIECE bedroom suite, $90. Studio Couch, $15. AL 4-3452. KENMORE Cabinet Sewing Machine, attachments, practically Farr.

wood. AL 3-3970. SOFAS, Chairs, Tables, Pictures. Lamps. Odds and ends.

AL 2-0325. FOUR drawer mahogany antique chest. excellent condition, $60. 253-9284. FOR THE BEST BUYS in bedroom and living room furniture and new and used TVs see HOME and AUTO STORE, AL 2-3301.

Easy Terms. SUNBEAM multi-cooker fry pan, large buffet style, can be used as roaster. List Price $29.95. CLOSEOUT PRICE $13.95. REUSING'S, 42 Battery Park Avenue, 3-8431.

USED APPLIANCES Best selection in Western North Carolina. 38 years in the appliance business. We everything we sell. 42 Battery Park Avenue. Dial AL 3-8431.

TANK TYPE vacuum with all attach. ments, $10. Call 254-0734. Lowry's Vacuum Service SERVICE All Makes-Cleaners for sale. 53 Broadway AL 2-1109 USED hotel and other furniture, real cheap.

118 North Lexington. USED FURNITURE- Reasonable, good condition. MO 7-1643. REFRIGERATOR, $45. Stove, $25.

Tredie machine, $5. And miscellaneous. AL 3-7150. 1954 model Westinghouse TV, $40. Call 645-6786.

COPPES, wood Solid Kitchen, cabinets display very highest quality, less than cost. Anxious to move to change our display. No reasonable offer refused. REUSING'S, 42 BATTERY PARK, AL 3-8431. Antiques (41) STOCKS, 35 Biltmore.

Annual Inventory sale. New merchandise arriving dally. Foods in Stores (42) MAY'S Super Market, 747 Haywood 9:30 Road, West Asheville, Open Nights 'til P. M. Lowest Prices Quality Foods.

Musical Instruments (4.3) PIANO, trombone, both in good condition. 253-9559. Save Hundreds on New and Used Planos L. J. WARD PIANO COMPANY Your Exclusive Dealer For Story and Clark Also We Carry the LOWREY ORGAN Call Canton Mission 8-2061 or Mission 8-6012 TV, Radio Sales (44) SEE the 1964 Emerson TV.

and Stereo. Easy terms and top trade in allowances, FURNITURE SALES AP. PLIANCES CO. 428 Haywood Rd. AL 2-4123 Boats, Motors, Sports (45) FOURTEEN horsepower Wizard outboard motor Assume payments.

MO 7-3437. Photography (45-A) CANON One price. AL 3-4677. same new. Building Supplies (46) SOME Used Lumber, 2973-Barnardsville, Roy Metcalf..