Deaths and Funerals TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1966 1-Autos for Sale 1-Autos for Sale 1-Autos for Sale Executive's Service Set Wednesday Funeral services will be held Memorial Chapel for Harold M. assistant to the president of Sinclair of a heart attack Monday in a local hospital. Balch, who had been in ill health for several years and hospitalized for six months, was a close personal friend of Harry F. Sinclair when the latter was president of the parent company. He served several years as a member of the Sinclair board of directors and manager of industrial relations prior to his retirement on Aug.
1, 1961. He was a native of Seneca, attended St. Louis, Mo. schools and joined Sinclair Refining Co. at Vinita Aug.
1, 1917. After army service in War I he reto the company. Blach became a clerk in the executive department of Sinclair Oil Gas Co. here in August, 1922 and was later placed in charge of industrial relations when the company started bargaining with the unions in 1934. He handled negotiations which led to the the first contract with a union.
The oilman was appointed assistant to president 1935 during the 1950's lived in New York City. He was a member of the First Christian Church and a former member of Southern Hills Country Club and the Tulsa Club. Survivors include his widow, Jerry, of the home; a son, Hal Balch, public relations manager of the U.S. Jaycees here, and a brother, Ray Balch of 1340 E. 36th Place.
Burial will be in Rose Hill and friends are donating to the American Heart Association. Democrat, GOP Tours Scheduled By The Associated Press Democrats announced plans Monday for a campaign train to criss-cross the state three times just before the Nov. 8 general election and Republicans got in the act by announcing a GOP wives' tour featuring Shirley Bellmon, the state's first lady. The Democrat's train, called "The Democratic Victory Special," will make a 25-stop journey from Claremore to Clinton Nov. 1, then set out on a second trip Nov.
3 from Lawton to Oklahoma City to Ardmore and, finally, a third journey will originate at Shawnee Nov. 5 and wind up at Miami. On board will be gubernatorial nominee Preston Moore. U.S. Sens.
Fred R. Harris and Mike Monroney and other Democratic nominees. The Republican wives will tour western Oklahoma next Monday and Tuesday. Two female Republican nominees, Mrs. Elaine Phillips, candidate for commission of charities and corrections, and state auditor nominee Mrs.
Ettmae Reed, will accompany the caravan. The Monday tour will begin at Oklahoma City and wind up at Sayre with the Tuesday trip starting at Granite and ending at Anadarko. Republican wives making the tour will include Mrs. Bellmon, Bartlett, wife of gubernatorial nominee Dewey and Ann Patterson, wife of U.S. Senate candidate Pat Patterson.
Reformation Observance Set Oct. 30 A service which will emphasize their heritage is planned by the 10 Lutheran Churches in the Tulsa area for their annual Reformation observance, to be held this year at 8 p.m. Oct. 30. The sponsoring churches will depart from the custom of the past several years of holding the service in a high school auditorium.
The 1966 service will be at Grace Lutheran Church, 5th Place and Peoria Avenue. Speaker will be the Rev. Frank Schumacher, formerly pastor of Immanuel Church, Broken Arrow, and now serving Messiah parish, Oklahoma City. The Rev. Clarence Knippa, host pastor, said the service will be preceded by a 30-minute concert using Grace's recently-installed Moeller pipe organ.
The service is jointly sponsored by congregations of the Missouri Synod, Lutheran Church in America and American Lutheran Church. Tulsan Posts Bond On Federal Charge Melvin Lloyd Calloway, 20, of 1632 N. Delaware Monday was brought before U.S. Commissioner M. M.
Ewing on charges of assault on a government reservation. Calloway was charged in the Western District of Kentucky. Ewing said details of the charge were not transmitted here Monday. Calloway was released on $500 bond and Ewing scheduled a removal hearing for 10 a.m. Friday.
Telling DEATHS BALCH, Harold 71, of 2510 E. 45th St. retired director and assistant to the president of Sinclair Oil Gas died Monday. Stanleys. COULSON, Mrs.
Elma Verona, 81, of 1129 E. 25th died Monday. Moore. CUNNINGHAM, Max Lawley, 57, of 1515 S. Jamestown former radio repair shop owner, died Monday.
Ninde. DeYARMETT, Mrs. Christina (Dena), 87, of 1160 N. Main St. died Sunday.
Tulsa-Whisenhunt. FISHER, Mrs. Odie 51, of 1419 E. Admiral Place, died Monday. Moore.
GASSAWAY, Mrs. Michael (Patricia), 19, of 5528 E. 11th died Monday. Tulsa-Whisenhunt. M'DOWELL, Matthew, of 2103 N.
Boston Place, died Monday. Jackson. MURPHY, Mrs. Leone 62, 3139 E. 4th St.
Died Monday. Moores. WEIR, James Steve, 72, of 4740 S. Boston died Monday. Ninde.
BIRTHS At Hillcrest Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Hall, 1105 E. 38th Place, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford C. Harris, 1005 E. Zion a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. McReynolds, 1120.5 aid Boston Mrs. Pleasant girl.
M. Gilliss, 415 s. Delaware girl. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry H. Jones, 1725 N. Detroit a girl. Mr. and Mrs.
Milburn J. Carter, Collinsville, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Shaw, 7523A W. 17th a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D.
Fletcher, 1635 E. 8th a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E.
Kohler, 4708 N. 95th East a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Billy G.
Patterson, 4232 N. Mr. Hartford and a Bobby girl. Rogers, 115 W. Mrs.
50th Court, a girl. Mr. Mrs. Donald G. Boswell, 835 S.
64th West a girl. At St. John's Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Howard J.
Johnson, 1022 E. Easton a boy. Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Tiffie, 815 N. New Haven a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn E.
O'Dell, 514 N. 94th East a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
Gray, Hominy, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Bergman, 112 N.
Quebec a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Underhill, 503 S.
50th West a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley A. Dickens, 3120 E.
4th Place, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watkins, Bixby, a Mr. an dMrs.
Earl A. Hunt, 2614 E. boy. 27th St North boy. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin L. Auxer, Bristow, a boy. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Honaker, 2154 E. Newton Place, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Dean R.
Williams 2nd, Sand Springs, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis, 1118 N. Hartford a girl.
At Oklahoma Osteopathic Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Alton W. Nowlin, 860 E. 54th St.
North, Mrs. a Daniel Mr. and B. Wesley, 4818 N. Detroit Place, a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Blackwell, 3019 S. Cincinnati a girl. At St.
Francis Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holmes, 4838 S. 31st West a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lovelace, 1237 S. New Haven a boy. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas W. Inman, 7312 s. St. Louis a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Cowan, 311 S. Vandalia a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill D. Shellenbarger, 9714 E. 5th Mrs.
a girl. D. Kern, 4533 Mr. and Harvey E. Xyler a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Bernies, Okmulgee, a boy. At Doctors' Hospital and Rchard Moore, 1831 N.
Columbia Place, a girl. Alice Mitchem, 19, Sand Springs. Lyle E. Smith, 40, Bixby, and Joy Christian, 31, Bixby. Douglas R.
Lorenzana, 42, Waterloo, and Gloria G. Lorenzana, 41, Cedar Falls, Iowa. James A. Gray, 20, Tulsa, and Judy L. Mathews, 19, Owasso.
Luther L. Lewis, 19, Tulsa, and Goldie M. Dwayne Merritt, 16, Brewster, Tulsa. 18, Tulsa, and Jeannie Strout, 17, Tulsa. Robert L.
Moore, 18, Tulsa, and Doris J. Bruce, 18, Tulsa. Hershel E. Jones, 37, Tulsa, and Barbara McLaughlin, 34, Tulsa. Julius Williams, 74, Tulsa, and Erai Barr, 68, Tulsa.
James Spurgeon, 21, Skiatook, and Carol Dunn, 17, Owasso. Dwayne R. Cosby, 18, Oklahoma City, and Signe M. Washington, 19, Oklahoma City. Connie L.
Palmer, 22, Tulsa, and Bettie E. Edwards, 21, Tulsa. John S. Trotter, 28, Oklahoma City, and Linda S. Fitzgerald, 21, Tulsa.
Johnny F. Smith, 25, Tulsa, and Betty J. Fullerton, 25, Tulsa. Leonard W. Redfern, 46, Tulsa, and Mollie M.
Logwood, 50, Tulsa. Kenneth Mike 22, Tulsa, and Patricia Johnson, 20, Tulsa. George L. Overton, 20, Tulsa, and Judy Green, 21, Tulsa. Billy G.
Monks, 19, Tulsa, and Jacquiline L. Durbin, 16, Tulsa. Neal C. Herl, 27, Bixby, and Norma R. Smith, 32, Bixby.
DIVORCES ASKED Robert Ray Mayberry vs. Faith Ann Mayberry, incompatibility alleged. Norma Edmisten VS. Richard Edmisten, incompatibility alleged. John F.
Butler vs. Vervel Rae Butler, insanity alleged. Bobby McBride vs, Sue McBride, incompatibility alleged. Frankie Hylton vs. Roger Lee Hylton.
incompatibility alleged. Doris Saltenberger vs. Floyd Virgil Saltenberger, cruelty alleged. Barbara C. Bates VS.
John W. Bates incompatibility alleged. Zelma Ferguson VS. Ben Ferguson, abandonment alleged. Eva Brown vs.
Henry V. Brown, incompatibility alleged. Diane Loree Palmer VS. Donald Ray Palmer, incompatibility alleged. Barbara A.
Hamilton VS. Jimmie B. Hamilton, incompatibility laleged. Beverly S. Hazell vs.
W. C. Hazell, incompatibility alleged. James A. Phillips vs.
Wanda Faye Phillips, incompatibility alleged. DIVORCES GRANTED Ruth Mass from Wilbert Mass. Corrine D. Fitzsimmons from Louis E. Fitzsimmons Jr.
Daisy Lee Devin from William Lee Devin. Alice RELEASE M. OF Fetter, 1214 FEDERAL S. TAX Quaker LIENS. 1963 income, $74.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Ronnie Mowery, 19, Sand Springs, and FIRE ALARMS 3:18 p.m., residence at 6116 E. 601h stuck furnace motor; no damage. BURGLARIES John Williams Stables, 9515 E. 46th St. North, door forced open; loss, riding valued at $441.
Brookside Baptist Church, 3615 S. Peoria window broken out; loss, undetermined. Ray Shepard, 704 S. Oswego method of entry unknown; loss, alarm wrist watch and $615. Fred Jones Body Shop, 12 E.
11th window pried, loss, tools valued at $100. Boston Beer Gardens, 704 N. Boston Pemco door Service forced; Station, loss, 2102 undetermined. Southwest Boulevard, window broken, loss, $1. Harry Miles, 3711 W.
42nd entry by cutting window screen; loss, $30. Maneuvers Set PARIS (P -Top allied commanders and their staffs will conduct a joint command post exercise Oct. 17-30, Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers Europe announced. The exercise, known as "Fallex 66," will consist almost entirely of paper work but some troops and aircraft will be moved. AYERS Grace 73, 1135 So.
Trenton, passed away Sunday widow of Dr. H. Avers, pioneer Okla. City, Veterinary. Survived by two daughters, Mrs.
E. L. Isaacson, Tulsa; Mrs. George M. Brooner, Summit N.J.: five grandchildren.
Friends are contributing the American Society, and Bethany Christian Church fund. Service 2 p.m. Wednesday, Crown Heights Christian Church, Okla. City. Burial Rose Hill, Okla.
City. Moore's Eastlawn Chapel in charge. 19th and Memorial. NA 2-1159. BRAUCHT-Ferris age 69, of 1008 East 18th.
Passed away Saturday. Survived by two daughters, Martella, of Tulsa; Madonna of Joliet, Illinois; two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Hills, 1008 East 18th; Mrs. Zoe McGrew, Green Valley, Arizona. Prayer service Monday, 8 p.m., Moore's Memory Chapel, LU 3-6148.
BALCH-Harold age 70 of 2510 East 45th Street. Passed away Monday. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday, Stanley's Memorial Chapel, Interment Rose Hill. Friends may contribute to the Heart Association.
CUNNINGHAM-Max Lawley, 57. 1515 South Jamestown. Passed away Monday. Survived by wife, Genevieve; one brother. Services Wednesday 1 p.m.
Ninde Garden Chapel. Interment Memorial Park. In Memoriant With a sincere desire to render helpful service to our readers who wish to have a Memorial Notice published, we have gathered together selection of suitable verses, which are available at no extra cost. For understanding and helpful service simply dial LU 3-2121; ask for Miss Curtis or Miss Brown of the classified advertising department. Card of Thanks Quite often a Card of Thanks In The Tulsa World and The Tulsa Tribune meets a need which is difficult to fill in any other way.
Not only is it gracious expression of gratitude to those who have sent floral tributes, but also courteously acknowledges the service and kindness of the many to whom a sonal note of thanks cannot be mailed. Flowers SPRAYS WREATHS FAMILY CASKET SPRAY CHRISTINA'S FLOWERS 32 East 18th LU 2-5119 Burial Marks Lota ALL CRYPTS inside. $1,650 per pair. Two graves $175. Rose Hill Burial Park.
TE 5-4421. (6) SPACE, burial lot in beautiful fully developed area in Memorial Park near Chapel, will sell part or all, RI 7-6435 Draft Orders Men 26-34 To Be Tested WASHINGTON -The Selective Service has ordered immediate physical examinations for approximately 70,000 men 26-34 who are still liable for military service, a spokesman said Monday. Those affected are single men and married men without children who had been deferred to age 26 and then had their liability extended to age 35. The Selective Service spokesman said that at the end of August, there were 69,933 men in this category. They are already classified 1-A but so far it has not been necessary to draft any.
NEW PHARMACY OPENS SATURDAY Dale Meadows has announced that he will open a pharmacy Saturday at 7747. E. 21st St. Meadows, a registered, pharmacist, said the be the first of eight such pharmacies to be opened at strategic locations in the Tulsa metropolitan area. He is a graduate of the College of the Ozarks and came to Tulsa 5 years ago from Monroe, where he had been a pharmacist for 10 years.
State, Area Deaths BARTLESVILLE Mrs. Lydia Estella Ann McComas, 91, died Sunday. Arnold Moore. -Everette C. Miles, 75, died Sunday.
Keeley-Neekamp. CLAREMORE Harold Melton, 52, implement and car dealer, died Monday. Rice. COMMERCE James A. Teeter, 86, retired mine driller, died Monday.
Jim Thomas. FAIRLAND Mrs. Carrie Monna McMillan, 83, died Sunday. Jim Thomas at Miami, Okla. Okla.
Mrs. Anna 0. 73, died Monday, Jim Thomas at Commerce. NOWATA Charles J. Marrow, 70, died Sunday.
Benjamin. OKMULGEE Ray V. Turner, 73, retired meat processor, died Monday. Davis-Foster. SAND SPRINGS A.
N. (Newt) Barnard, 68, retired National Tank Co. employe, died Monday. Mobley. WAGONER Shedrick Satter- field, 88, died Sunday.
Malletts' COULSON-Elma Verona, age 81 of 1129 East 25th. Passed away Monday morning, Oklahoma City. Survivors include four sons, H. M. Coulson of Denver, Jack L.
of Jackson, Mississippi; W. R. of Claremore: James T. of Oklahoma City; nine grandchildren: four brothers, Henry Brunk, Wichita: Charles Brunk, Wichita: Sam Oklahoma City; Orville Brunk, Vernon, Texas. She was the widow of the late Herbert M.
Coulson who was General Superintendent of the Gasoline Dept. Sinclair Oil and Gas. She was a member of the Eastern Star; Grandmothers Club: Tulsa Coin Club; First Presbyterian Church. Funeral services 10 a.m. Thursday Moore's Memory Chapel, Interment Rose Hill Mausoleum.
Moore's LU 3-6148. DE YARMETT Mrs. Dena, 87, 1160 North Main. Died Saturday. Survived by son, Harry, New Orleans; three daughters, Mrs.
Richard Hill, Mrs. Mae Sharp, Mrs. Christine Harrison of Tulsa; eight grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, First Baptist Church Chapel.
Interment Memorial Park. Tulsa Whisenhunt. WE 2-2351. FISHER-Odie 61, 1419 East Admiral passed away Monday. Survivors: four daughters, Mary Jane Brannon, 6014 West Juanita Lawmaster, 3724 31st West Laura Lawmaster, 5305 East Admiral Frances Lane, of Tulsa; 11 grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren, sister Mrs.
Maude Troglin, Corpus Christi, Tex. Services Thursday 2 p.m. Moore's Memory Interment Woodland. Moore's LU 3-6148. JAVINE-Louis 79, Skiatook, active Tulsa professional golfer in former years, died Friday.
Survivors: daughter Eloise Baker, 1139 S. Pittsburg, Tulsa; 2 sisters, Ester Hendricks, Ollie Johnson, Skiatook; 3 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren. Body will lie in state at Peters Funeral Home, Skiatook, til services 11 a.m. Burial Osage Gardens Cemetery. TAG Jean Esther, age months, 4510 East 49th Street.
Passed away Saturday. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Tag; five sisters, Mrs.
Kenneth Weaver, Anderson, Indiana; Linda R. Tag, student nurse, Columbus, Ohio; Karen Valerie A. and Mary Beth the home. Maternal grandmother, Mrs. R.
S. Mutch also of the home. Private family services 10 a.m. Tuesday Floral Haven Memorial Garden Chapel. Friends are contributing to the Hissom Memorial Center Fund.
Butler's "Chapel of the Roses." LU 7-7000. McNEAL- Charles Erle, (74 Survived of wife, Tec*mseh. Frances, one daughter, Mary Frances Phillips of Tulsa; two grandchildren; six great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. telle Nelson of Tulsa, Mrs. Minnie Thayer, Battle Creek, Michigan.
Services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Tulsa Whisenhunt Chapel, Interment Rose Hill. WE 2-2351. SHOULTS -George 93, No. Zunis, passed away Sunday.
Services Tuesday p.m. Moore's Memory Chapel, 1403 South Peoria. Interment Memorial Park. Moore's LU 3-6148. WEIR-James Steve, 72.
South Boston. Passed away Monday. Longtime employee of Service Pipeline. Survived by wife, Helen; 3 sisters; brothers. Services Ninde Garden Chapel, 3:30 p.m.
Wednesday. Interment Memorial Park. 7 5 AUTOMOTIVE 1-Autos for Sale A 1957 Mercury, looks good, drives good, 1635 North Evanston. A '65 Impala V8 four door sedan, air and power. By owner, $2,150.
RI 7-6852. A-1 '60 Chevrolet wagon, 283, automatic, extra clean. RI 3-8361. A '63 CHEV Bel Air, power steering and brakes, air conditioned, $1195. BRADLEY CHEVROLET, NA 7-6767 A-1 '58 FORD six overdrive clean, $375.
LU 4-9679, Room 112. A '66 GTO Power and air, radio and heater. $2895. BRADLEY CHEVROLET, NA 7-6767 HIRE OUTSTANDING workers with "Help Wanted" Ads. Dial LU 3-2121 for your quick resutls! A '65 Super Sport, assume payments, no equity.
$2,150. TE 5-1843, 10640 East Admiral Place. A '55 Mercury Monterey, Mercomatic, heater, muds, snows, Fine shape. $275. NA 7-0393.
A SHARP '57 Bel Air; $425; AM 6-3151 19826 East 3rd. A '52 Jaguar XK 120, $375. WE 9-1773. A-1 Condition, '59 Galaxie, power, air, $595. TE 5-5361.
AN, excellent Chevrolet buy power for a glide. second WE 6-4392 car. ASSUME PAYMENTS '63 Impala 4 door, 6, stick '61 Falcon 4-dr. '61 Ford, A P. '61 Pontiac hardtop, air, power Ford Starliner, V-8, stick '60 Olds Impala Hardtop, 2-door air, HT, power V8, stick '59 De Soto.
'59 Plymouth. '59 T-Bird, air, power '57 Ford wagon, stick Will Consider Regardless of Credit BOB RYAN MOTOR CO. 106 S. Lewis, LU 3-3466, LU 3-3896 A 1964 Thunderbird, one owner; WE 2-2753, after 5, 748-3532, ASSUME BALANCE '65 BUICK Grand Sport, four on the floor, bucket seats, power steering and brakes, positive track rear end, one owner. '64 OLDS Jetstar Two-door Hardtop, air and power, light blue, matching interior.
'63 BUICK LeSabre Four-door, air and power, pure white finish with '64 THUNDERBIRD fully equipped. blue interior. '63 BUICK Two-door Hardtop, four on floor, beige with white vinyl Financing No Problem WE 9-6500 A 65 BUICK Skylark Gran Sport Stick, air, vinyl top, 401 engine. Had best of care. Original owner, $2,350.
Trade. LU 3-8850 WE 6-4789 A '67 Plymouth Satellite, four speed, radio, vinyl roof, won in contest, must sell. Call Mr. Welch at NA 7-1410 ATTENTION CAR SHOPPING? SEE JIM LOCKMILLER 16 YEARS IN TULSA BANK FINANCING LOW, LOW RATES VOLUME DEALER LOW PRICES CLEANEST CARS IN TOWN 10 5 Year Nationwide Warranty 5401 East 11th WE 9-5803 A '61 T-Bird, full power air; $1050; Broken Arrow, 748-8364. A FIAT 1964 600-D, white, top condition.
No money down, low, low payments. WE 2-3314 Mr. Borror A GRAND PRIX 1962 two door hardtop Raceway blue with light blue bucket seats, three speed in floor, $100 down delivers, payments of $55.91 Call Bill Jones, LU 4-1008 A GTO delivers, Convertible, like new, $200 down payments of $80.48. Call Richard Quinn, LU 4-8649 A SPITFIRE 1964 red 2-3314 with Mr. radio, Reed.
and white tires. A BONNEVILLE 1965 four door hardtop, less than 14,000 actual miles, just like new, $200 down delivers, payments of $89.43. Call AI Holland, LU 4-1008 4, sedan, 1962 power Pontiac and Catalina air, extra four-door nice, $1,095. Call Jack, WE 9-2386. A SLICK '60 Ford, station wagon with air conditioning, ogod tires, good paint new motor, stick shift, radio, heater, $500.
2434 North Pittsburg, p.m. A DEMO 1966 Pontiac Catalina two door hardtop, at our cost, only, $200 down delivers, Call Dan, NA 7-1410. A 1963 Buick Special, four-door sedan one owner, with air, was $1,095 now $995, no money down, Call Jack WE 9-2386. A 9 Passenger Wagon '64 Buick, 3 seats, loaded, all power and air. Blue with white top.
Like new tires. $1,995 COX MOTOR CO. 11th Lewis WE 6-1188 A CATALINA COUPE Wes Williams. LU 4-5833. A CATALINA 1965 four door sedan power and air, new tires; one of owner; $82.28.
$200 down Call delivers payments Chuck, LU 4-5833. A '61 CHEVROLET Impala for door, standard shift. Just like new. 1908 South Yorktown. 1961 two door hardtop white over un- maroon, beautiful car.
$50 down payments of $43.01. Call South Erie Place, WE 9-3158. USED CARS VALUE CHEVROLET MID WEST CHEVROLET 9th CINCINNATI Comet 170 '63 MERCURY motor, automatic, air, white wall tires, turfinish quoise $1,195 '62 door BUICK station Special, wagon, four V-6, automatic, air, beige finish, white wall tires $1,095 OLDS Super 88 Four'61 door Sport Sedan. Radio, heater, automatic, air conditioned, power steering. Bronze with bronze interior, white tires.
$1,195 '60 OLDS door Dynamic sedan, auto- 88, matic, radio, heater, power steering and brakes, white wall tires, finish. beige $695 FORD Fairlane 500 '63 Two door Hardtop. Radio, heater. Automatic V-8, white tires. Blue finish.
$1,395 CHEVROLET Two '55 door, station wagon, V-8, standard shift, radio, heater, white wall tires $495 Comet '61 MERCURY Radio, standard shift, green tires finish, white $595 FORD Fairlane 500 '59 Four-door, radio, heater, automatic, factory air, two-tone brown, tires white wall $495 '62 PONTIAC automatic, Catalina, air, power steering, wall tires $1,295 yellow finish, white A TR-3 1960 model, special this week $795. Mr. Goodridge WE 2-3314 A 1961 Pontiac Starchief four-door sedan, power and O. air, one owner, $895. Call Jack WE 9-2386.
A '58 Lincoln, like new; everything; 55,000 miles; WE 6-0600 A NO DOWN Several '58 and '59 Fords and Chevrolets, payments start at $15.89 per Call Paul, LU 4-1008 A ONE family owned '50 Buick Special, two door, radio, heater, new tires. Runs and drives A-1. $365. TE 8-9289. A '59 Fiat, '53 Pontiac also pickup.
LU 3-1940, LU 3-3271. BY OWNER-'61 Fairlane 500, 6- cylinder standard; very clean; $645; LU 7-6719, evenings WE 6-9051. BEST offer over $1,600, my new car is in, 1964 Oldsmobile 88, four door, 5. all power, excellent, LU 4-5302 BARRACUDA 1965, radio, heater, floor shift. $1,850.
Call RI 7-7092 after 6 or LU 4-3642 daily. BAD CREDIT Can You Pay $10 Week '59 Impala two door hardtop '62 Rambler wagon '61 Corvair '58 Chevrolet '57 De Soto 49 '59 Mercury $295 '59 Oldsmobile $295 '61 Buick Special $295 '57 Cadillac convertible $295 '57 Chevrolet Convertible, red No Application Refused With Down Payment WE 9-2497 BUICK station wagon, tires, 1958, $295. A-1 1777 mechanically, snow BY OWNER, extra clean, 61 Tempest, $595. F1 5-0130. CHEVROLETS '56 to '60, $250 10 $695.
MR. ED'S Used Cars. 5755 East Admiral PI. TE 8-0510 CONVERTIBLE 1961 Chevrolet V8, automatic, powder new white top, $100 down, $42.12 month. Call Fred.
WE 6-1137. CREAM puff; Black beauty; '59 Mercury: 4-door hardtop: factory air: power steering; white tires; perfect. $595. NA 7-4092. Chrysler Imperial Nothing down and take up lease payments on this 64 model in excellent condition, almost new tires, all power, leather upholstery, power antenna, factory air, back-up lights, loaded and low mileage, call owner NA 7-3533 NA 7-2819 Clean-Up Sale '64 Pontiac 4 door, air, power '65 Mustang, 289, 4 speed, air '61 Chevrolet 4 door Impala, power, air '61 Chevrolet 4 door Belair, air '60 Ford wagon '60 Buick 2 door hardtop, bucket seats '60 Buick LeSabre 4 door, power, air CIRCLE MOTORS 8916 East Admiral Place CHEV, '61 Impala, automatic, radio and heater.
$995. BRADLEY CHEVROLET, NA 7-6767 CLEAN, '61 Oldsmobile, 88, take trade, 2539 East 10th, WE 6-8063 CORVAIRS' 63, '62 Monza 900 series two door, MR. ED'S Used Cars 5755 East Admiral PI. TE 8-0510 CHEVROLET, 1964, two-door sedan, V-8 stick shift. Call Frank, WE 9-0616.
CHEVROLET, 1960 four -door hardtop, power and air, $695. Call Frank, WE 9-0616. Dodge Sport Coupe '65 Dodge two-door hardtop V-8, automatic. Burgundy with white top, matching interior. Only $1,995 COX MOTOR CO.
11th Lewis WE 6-1188 DODGES-'58, '59, Mr. Ed's Used Cars, 5755 East Admiral Place, TE 8-0510 "Boor. NICE 7509 '60 East Chevrolet Young Bel Place. Air EXTRA NICE 1963 Buick LeSabre, four-door: factory air, power brakes and steering, good tires; 49,000 miles; RI 2-7897 EXTRA nice '58 Ford, steering, $295. 820 South Florence.
EXCELLENT 1966 Oldsmobile coupe, white interior, dark blue exterior. Will trade, LU 4-0540. After 5. EXCELLENT WAGON '65 Rambler, automatic, factory air conditioned, tinted glass, white wall tires, turquoise with matching interior. $1,995 COX MOTOR CO.
11th Lewis WE 6-1188 FALCON, 1965 sedan, automatic, nearly new. Call Billy, WE 9-0616. FORD, 1963 Galaxie 500, air and power. Exceptional car. Call Bill, WE 9-0616.
FALCONS-'64, '61, '60 two doors. $1,095 to $395. Mr. Ed's Used Cars 5755 East Admiral PI. TE 8-0510 FORDS-'58, '59, '61, $295 to $745.
MR. ED'S Used Cars 5755 East Admiral PI. TE 8-0510 FIATT 500 Bianchina, 50 mles per TE all 6-2386, on, 5601 1 good East Xyier. condition, $150. FORD '64 matic.
$1295. BRADLEY CHEVROGalaxie, radio and heater, he autoLET, NA 7-6767 FURY, '65 Plymouth, radio and heater, console, 25,000 miles, BRADLEY CHEVROLET, 7-6767 GOOD four -wheel drive Jeep. HighNA. way 51 and 81st Street, Broken Arrow, or call 748-7066 after 5. GALAXIE, '64 four-door, radio and heater, automatic, $1375.
BRADLEY CHEVROLET, NA 7-6767 GOOD transportation, 1955 Ford, da $90, Call RI 2-7567, after 3 HERE'S YOUR CHANCE! '65 Mustang, very nice, make offer, must sell this weekend. RI 2-3482. IMPORT 4-DR. SEDAN 1965 Datsun, radio, white tires, this week only $1,195. Mr Mix son WE 2-3314 LUXURY SEDAN 1965 Oldsmobile, fully equipped, white with blue interior.
WE 2-1222 white interior, $100 down, $90.68 LIKE new 1965 GTO hardtop, three speed, three carbs, Burgundy with month Call Fred WE 6-1137 LIKE new '55 Chevrolet, power brakes, steering. 820 South Florence LIKE NEW GTO at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Stanleys Balch, 71, of 2510 E. 45th former Oil and Gas Co. here, who died HAROLD M.
BALCH from an earlier photo IMMUNITY Continued from Pg. 1, Sec. 2 numbers at the time federal agents staged the June raid. Knox said Williams offered him $50 a week to operate the wheel. In response to McSoud's questions Knox said he used gambling equipment a and workers which were "already there." He said the "shakes" were held at "different houses and we paid the people who were down and out or didn't have any work." The fee for such a service was $10, he said.
Knox testified his application for a federal wagering listed 623 E. Latimer St. as his "place of business," but never actually conducted gambling activities at that address. He said he had two drawings or "shakes" a day and that any profits were given to Williams. Knox said Williams also gave him money, if needed, to make payoffs to winners.
When Knox began his testimony attorney Ed Parks, who represents Knox in a civil matter, objected to the "line of testimony" expected to come from Knox because it might incriminate his client in another court. Judge Barrow ordered the jury from the courtroom. At that point McSoud, Malloy and Judge Barrow became entangled in a discussion about immunity. McSoud said he had promised Knox immunity or freedom from prosecution as far as the district attorney's office was concerned for his testimony before a recent grand jury. Immunity Asked Malloy contended Knox's mony might cause charges to be brought against the witness in state court and suggested an attorney be appointed for Knox.
McSoud asked the court to grant immunity which would apply to other courts. After the jury returned Knox testified he met Williams two times a day either at the Williams grocery, 504 E. Apache St. or the Williams home across the street, 511 E. Apache St.
Knox said no "shakes" were ever made at the store or house. Knox identified "proof "hit slips" and other forms used in the numbers operation. Under Malloy's cross examination Knox said he took over the policy wheel operation from Bob Collins and that as a painter Knox visited the Williams store and home. Statement Offered Malloy also produced a sworn statement taken in the lawyer's office which Knox admitted signing. The statement contradicted much of Knox's earlier testimony.
However, additional questioning by McSoud, brought statements by Knox that he was "not telling the truth" in the written statement and signed the document because "Al was my friend." Knox said he did not know he was under oath when making the statement in Malloy's office although he admittedly signed the document two times. Judge Barrow recessed the session and testimony will resume at 9:30 a.m. with Knox still in the witness chair. HOLDUP SUSPECTS WAIVE HEARINGS A man and woman arrested as suspects in a holdup waived preliminary hearings in Common Pleas Court Monday and were bound over to District Court for trial on charges of armed robbery. Charles Pollock, 21, who gave his address as 14335 E.
12th and Pamela Brouillet, 23, Anchorage, Alaska, are charged with the holdup last week at the QuikTrip Grocery at 7509 E. Pine St. were arrested after a poofficer en route to the store after the robbery was reported saw the suspects' car run a stop sign. He pursued the car and Pollock and Miss Brouillet were arrested after the police cruiser crashed into their car and disabled it. Living Longer Indian's life expectancy is estimated in a government publication at 50 years compared with 27 a generation ago.
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