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v- tw- A THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1955 SIX A 4 Dixie Lions Hear Talk On Athletics MAP 5 cf Adjustment Board Awards 82,500 To Mississippi Man their proper relation to academic study, could teach "perseverance, the habit of success, courage and humility. The former All-Southern star, who played football at Georgia Tech. and on the West Point team with Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis, told Lion nembers to "point out this fine line of the good and bad" to young men they know. College athletics tread the razor's edge between good and evil." a former West Point football star, now a Craig AFB captain, told the Dixie Lions yesterday. CapL Bert B.

Aton, officer in charge of a flying training group at the Selma base, offered several examples of the "good and money, scholarships and lack of emphasis on learning, in exchange for football services, give the young player a false idea he always should get "something for nothing," Aton said. On the other hand, athletics in 1 Funeral Services For Miss Jones Scheduled Today Funeral services for Miss Sue Jones, prominent club woman of Montgomery county for many years, will be held at 3:30 p.m. today at Memory Miss Jones was a former officer in the Montgomery County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs and had been active in Catoma Community Club as secretary-treasurer for a long period. She was a member of the fac-uliy of Bessemer High Schoool some years ago and had been active in P-TA work. She was a member of the Methodist Church.

The survivors are four sisters, Miss Daisy Jones, Miss Mary Clare Jones, Miss Frances Jones and Mrs. C. P. Gaston, all of Montgomery; and three brothers, Co). Grady Jones, North Carolina; George Jones, Montgomery; and William Jones, Dallas county.

had filed suit seeking $2,250 for payment of his salary which he claimed Garrett never, paid him. Home was hired by Garrett as a legal research aide on the day following the murder of A. L. Patterson. Other awards announced yesterday by the board included: F.

V. Shaw, Athens, Dr. John F. Wade, Montgomery, $50; J. R.

Stuart, Union Springs, Riggs-Stephenson Motor Tuscaloosa, Harvely L. Osborn, $53; Mrs. Stanley Smiggle, Whitney Junction, Charilie Weaver, Tuscaloosa, $1, 500; Brandon Weaver, Tuscaloosa, $250; Lyman Ray, $966.91. Members of the board include Brandon, Mrs. Agnes Baggett, state auditor; Mary Texas Hurt, secretary of state and Fuller Kim-brell, finance director.

The Alabama Board of Adjustment has awarded $2,500 to a Mississippi man who suffered injuries in an accident near Hamilton" resulting from unsafe conditions on a highway under construction. The award went to Archie Lann of Greenwood Springs, Miss. His award was the largest made the board at its regual monthly hearing, Board Chairman John Brandon said yesterday. Another award of. $580 went to Verlon Irvin, also from Greenwood Springs, for injuries received in the same accident.

Both men were represented by attorney Rankin Fite of Marion, speaker of the House of Representatives. The scheduled hearing of a case involving a former aide to Atty. Gen. Si Garrett was continued. Suit For Salary Payment Kenneth Home of Birmingham Thailand's farmers compose 85 per cent of its population, compared to 5 per cent for the United Kingdom.

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til Ma 19. 1955 II II 1 III II N. 3 mm 110 DEXTER AVE. AP VVlrephoto Map panhandle region eastward to the lower Mississippi valley. Fair to partly cloudy weather will prevail over the rest of the nation.

It will be cooler in the Lake region and northeastern states. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Widely scattered showers are expected over the Florida peninsula, and considerable thunderstorm activity is forecast for southern Texas from the Dairy Producers "Home Freezer Ice Cream Mix" made in our electric ice cream freezer will be given away free Friday night. House Weather Bureau Robert Hall Clothes of Birmingham, filed a certificate of incorporation in the office of Probate Judge David E. Dunn yesterday. No information was available in Montgomery last night about the clothing chain's plans to open a store here.

The Montgomery law firm of Ball Ball filed the certificate. Robert Hall Clothes has stores in many of the larger cities of the If You've Always Wanted To Own A Truly Fine Piano, Here's Your Chance To wares, basement: A7 nation. They sell men's, women's and children's clothes. The certificate says the store is authorized to issue 190 shares of preferred stock of par value of $100 per share, or a total of $19,000, and 1,000 shares of common stock of par value of $1 per share, or $1,000. Capital stock to start business will be $5,000 composed of 40 shares of preferred stock and 1,000 shares of common stock.

President of the chain is H. Rosner, 333 W. 34th New York City. Incorporators are Phillip J. Cullen, William R.

Badger and William A. Hamlin, all giving their addresses as 120 Broadway, New York City. 5 Magnificent THAN Of The Original Cost of ROEBUCK AND CO. rM(K7 XT, 8. Department of Commerce Montgomery, Alabama 24 hours, ending at 6:30 p.m..

Mar 19 Maximum temperature 85 Minimum temperature 64 Mean temperature 75 Normal temperature 73 Excess today 2 Excess since first of month 83 Excess since Jan. 1 240 Total precipitation 0 Total since first of month 2.67 Excess since first of month .53 Deficiency since Jan. 1 1 3.86 Hourly Temperatures 7:00 a.m. 73 1:00 p.m. 83 8:00 a.m.

75 2:00 p.m. 84 9:00 a.m. 78 3:00 p.m. 83 10:00 a.m. .80 4:00 p.m.

84 11:00 a.m. 82 5:00 p.m. 83 15:0 m. 83 6:00 p.m. 80 Relative Humidity 85 53 6:00 a.m.

85 6:00 p.m. 61 8unrise sunset 6:40. Moonrise 3:27 a.m.. May 20: moonset 5:38 p.m.. May 20.

Next phase of moon, new. May 21. Montgomery river stage, 5.2. "WASHINGTON, May. 19 (JP) Weather Bureau report of temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours endinar at 7 v.

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