A. A Af AD AMA Atn'MI montgomwy, aubama -m falHUHI lM JVU.UIMk Wtdnttd.y, October 2. 1957 Syrian Capital Recovers From Effects of Suez Crisis Obit a Perspiratjoa have a passion for American cars. Through Damascus'. 23" newspa- child denied sweets and badgering American goods predominate in pert and on the radio the regime threatening parents.
But in almost the shops. American cigarettes airs complaints about the United every cafe an American jukebox are on sale at every tobacconist. sounding almost like a blares American tunes. 4 grapes or apples are truly a gift of God himself, The Syrian capital has an air of bustle and prosperity. Whatever the economic effects of last year's Suez crisis, Damascus is fairly The Gentle.
Effective Cream Deodorant By WILLIAM L. RYAN DAMASCUS un The eternal heavily burdened donkey plods patiently through ancient Damascus, threading its way stolidly beside huge American cars. Under the hot sun, peddlers call upon Allah to witness that their ing. Burial followed In the Tompkins cemetery, Shopton, with Wilson Funeral Home in ITI CHAPIl H. i.
PUKD1H VICKI1T tins. well recovered. Yet there is also charge. Survivors include the husband. William W.
Cantey, one son, William D. Cantey Fitz these SARGENT. Mrs. Evie McPherson. a resident of Montgomery for 30 years, died in a local hospital patrick: parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Knowles, Fitzpatrick; three sisters.
Mrs. 0. T. Tompkins, at 4 ajn. today after a long illness.
Surviving are a daugh Mrs. J. G. Pugh. Mrs.
Wiley Evans, all of Fitzpatrick; one Mrs. Claude Moody. Mont- gomery; two grandsons. Frank brother, J. T.
Knowles, and Claude Moody both of 17-jcvel already the best dollar Union Springs. Florala Montgomery; a granaaaugmer, Alice Moody, Montgomery; six k. sisters. Mrs. Callie Alford.
Mrs, J. C. Frazier. Mrs. Nich Veglia- WHITE.
Mrs. H. died at her home Tuesday. Funeral services cich, all of Montgomery: Mrs. were held today at 3 p.m.
Sur -c*nts Pielert. and Mrs. Curits Hamilton, both of Mobile; Mrs. vivors include two daughters, Mrs. Robert J.
McCreary, Montgomery, Miss Helen White, Flo CD Hugh McKenzie. Brewton; two brothers. M. M. McPherson, Montgomery; Marvin McPherson, values in the Industry are Mobile.
Services will be held rala; one grandson, Robert J. McCreary Montgomery. Clanton from White' Chapel Thursday at 2 pjn. with burial in Greenwood -Cemtery. HO M011EY DOVtl! HO CHARGE FOR CREDIT! an air of anxiety, underscored by the sight of drilling soldiers and military vehicles.
Every so often a Soviet MIG fighter roars overhead. Few look upward; people are accustomed to them and almost everyone is intent on his own affairs. There is something strange in the atmosphere. Few Damascenes say anythng openly about it. It is as if they feel something they do not want is happening and they are being fatalistic about it.
In new sections of the. city, buzzing with business activity, worry shows through. A businessman from some other part of the Arab world who has established himself in Damascus may whisper that he is thinking of leaving. Ask him why and he will shrug. Only a few think communism is on the way.
Some see a future of heavy taxation and other annoyances from a regime they believe is intent on rushing headlong into an overambitious development program. Foreigners from the West here for an international fair reported they were besieged with offers to stay on at high pay to help Syria develop her industries. The West is much in evidence Swank Arabs finger their beads but otherwise look as Western as Chicago. In the better hotels, restaurants, and cabarets they mingle with darkskinned, bearded sheikhs in robes and headdress from the provinces. American movies outnumber other foreign films 4 to 1.
Wealthy Syrians and there are many YEARGAN. Luther Melvin. 71. died Tuesday. Funeral services with Foreman Funeral Home directing.
Survivors include one son, Fred Fryar, Andalusia; three daughters, Mrs. A. G. Jones, Andalusia, Mrs. G.
E. Joyner, Georgians, Mrs. Mamie Farnell, Atlanta, Ga. Auburn LESUEUR. Howard Grady, 68, died Tuesday in a Lee County hospital.
Funeral services were held today at 3 p.m. from the First Baptist Church in Auburn with the Rev. J. S. Jones and the Rev.
Joel Mc-David officiating. Burial was in Auburn Memorial Cemetery with Fredericks Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. H. G.
LeSueur, Auburn; two sons. Homer LaSueur, Citrus Heights. Larry LaSueur, Auburn; two daughters, Mrs. M. J.
Burns, Auburn, Mrs. Bill Grantham, Goldsboro, N.C. Dothan BABIN, Elise Yvonne, 51, died In a local hospital Tuesday after a short illness. Funeral services and burial will be in Franklin, at a time to be announced by Johnson Funeral Home. Survivors include the husband, Harold S.
Bablu, Dothan; one sister, Mrs. Broussard, Chevy Chase, four brothers, Dennis Burguieres, New Iberia, Edward Burguires, Louisa, Joe Burguiries, New Orleans, Jules Burguires, La. HURTS. Mrs. Nan Howard, a resi- were held today at 2 dent of Montgomery for 40 years.
died at home. 1203 S. Hull St. p.m. from ML Pisgah Church with the Rev.
Griffin Lloyd and at 1:30 a.m. today following, a week's illness. Surviving are the Rev. C. Ingram officiating.
Burial followed in the church three daughters. Mrs. F. Langham, Dallas. Mrs.
T. cvon lower priced when cemetery with Spigener Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include the widow. Mrs. Agnes F.
Yeargan, Clanton; two sons. M. Wells. Concord. N.
Miss Nan Virginia Burts. Montgomery; one sister. Mrs. Lula Ker-cheururlle. Carlton.
Tex. Funeral services will be held from White Percy Yeargan, Tuscaloosa, Chapel at 11:30 ajn. Thursday with the Rev. P. F.
McGuire officiating. Burial will be in Oak you trade your old watch wood Cemtery Annex with White William Yeargan. Verbena: five sisters. Mrs. Dora Partridge, Cooper: Mrs.
O. W. Baker, Florence, Mrs. Mary Vance, Clanton, Mrs. Francis Davis, Talladega.
Mrs. B. F. Broock-holdt. Clanton: four brothers.
C. I. B. and J. D.
Yeargan, all of Clanton, E. R. Yeargan, Thorsby; three grandchildren. Chapel in charge. DEXHAM.
Robert Scott. 75. a resi dent of Montgomery for 30 years, and a resident of Pensacola for 18- years, died in a local hos- at 11:15 p.m. Tuesday after a brief illness. He was a Civil Enterprise Service employe for 30 years before his retirement.
Surviving McINTOSII. A. 81. died in a are his widow, Mrs. Margaret Dcnham.
Montgomery; a son, Lt. Comdr. Robert Scott two local hospital Tuesday. Funeral services were held today at 2 at the Searcy Funeral Chapel with Dr. B.
R. Justice officiating. Burial was in the grandchildren, Barbara Jean and Robert Scott Dcnham, III. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by White Chapel. The ST city cemetery with Searcy Funeral Home in charge.
Survivors include the widow; two daughters. Mrs. Wallace Haley. Haley-ville. Mrs.
T. Hugh Roberts. Lakeland, four sons, John Mcintosh, St. Petersburg, Norman Mcintosh. Dothan, Ira Mcintosh.
Ocala, Irvin Mcintosh, Enterprise; eight grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Tallassee family requests the omission of flowers. CHESSER, Malachl Riley. 64. a resident of Montgomery for 31 years died at his home.
424 Donaldson Street at 2 p.m. Tuesday after a long illness. Surviving are the widow. Mrs Minnie Mae Casey Chesser, Montgomery; a son, John Lafayette' Chesser, Montgomery: four daughters. Mrs.
Clejo Mare Culver. Mrs Helen Lee and Miss Barbara THEIR Upper Werumpka Road AM 3-2478 gapitol Parkway SHOPPING CENTER IIORNSBY, Eula Lee. 77. died at Ruth Chesser all of Montgomery and Mrs. Carmen Wood of Birmingham: two sisters, Mrs.
Mattie Bains, Warrior. and Mrs. Meta Vaughn of Montgomery. The funeral will be mr her home Monday. Funeral services were held at 3 p.m.
today from Chaney Creek Church with Elder Roy Avery officiating. Burial was in Dor-ris cemetery with. Mann Funeral Home directing. Survivors include the husband. Elder San ford L.
Horasby. Tallassee. two daughters, Mrs. J. D.
Hornsby, Mrs. John H. McClain, both of Tallassee; one son, Durward M. Hornsby, Montgomery; one brother, Walter Sanford, Shelby, N.C.: one sister. Mrs.
Lula S. Murphy, Miami. 14 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Magnolia '58 Norge Automatic An Extra Bedroom In a Lovely Sofa WASHER held from White Chapel Thursday at 10 a.m. with Elder Jay J.
Taylor officiating with burial in Memorial Cemetery. McMOY, John Horace 49, a resident of Montgomery for 17 years, died in a local hospital late yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Kathleen P. McMoy, Montgomery; mother.
Mrs. Lillie McMoy, Ramer, a son. John H. McMoy Montgomery; a daughter, Mrs. Burl C.
Everase. Montgomery; a brother, Murray L. McMoy, Ramer, two sisters. Mrs. H.
V. Lawhorn. Montgomery and Mrs. Corinthia Alford, Ramer, Ala. The funeral will be held from Highland Gardens Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m.
Thursday with the Rev. E. McKee officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Cemetery with White Chapel directing. MEXDEXHALL.
Mrs. Annie Lee, The washer rated No. 1 by independent consumer testing Labra-tories. with exclusive Time Line Control. Completely automatic.
With exclusive Wave Action. Now Only 49, died in a Selma hospital yesterday morning. The funeral was hele at 3 p.m. today from Magnolia Methodist Church, the Rev. Mr.
Lowery officiating. Burial was in Magnolia Cemetery, Spigener Funeral Home directed. Surviving are the husband, W. Z. Mendenhall; a son, B.
B. Mendcnhall. Magnolia; a daughter, Mrs. Wilson Morrison, Pensacola, mother, Mrs. Betty Bridges, Magnolia; a sister, Mrs.
George Weathcrly, Magnolia: a neice. Mrs. Jan Manning, Dallas, Tex. Andalusia MEMORY CHAPIL T. f.
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Sm iving are the widow. Mrs. Inez Woodward. Montgom cry; mother, Mrs. Maxie Woodward.
Montgomery; two sisters. Mrs. Ralph Jackson, Gadsden; Tuesday. Funeral sen-ices were held from Foreman Funeral Home Chapel at 10 a.m. today with the Rev.
John Jeppers officiating. Burial was in Memorial Park cemetery with Foreman Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Irma L. Carter, Andalusia; one daughter.
Miss Gennar Carter, Birmingham; mother, Mrs. J. H. Carter, Andalusia; three sisters, Mrs. Fred Chesser, Andalusia, Miss Jessie Mae Carter, Montgomery, Mrs.
Ed White, Opp. Mrs. John H. Wooten, Montgom ery. Services will b- conducted from jcak-Memory Chapel at 2 p.m.
Thursday with Dr. J. White officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery with Sensational New BERK-LINER Leak-Memory Chapel in charge. TAYLOR, W.
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Saturday, with the Rev. Collis Thorn and the Rev. Jim Sharp officiating. Burial will be in Oakhill cemetery with Foreman Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include two sons, the Rev.
W. I. Williams, and Dell Williams, both of Andalusia; four daughters, Mrs. Frank O'Neal. Andalusia, Mrs.
Harry Compton and Mrs. Marie Lenahan, both of Akron, Ohio; Mrs. Edith Barron, California; 20 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. William Garratt, Mrs. Alcus Compton, Mrs.
Henry Littles, all of STATE DEATHS Maplesville SNOW. Mrs. Lelia Jane. 97. died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
C. M. Foshee, Monday. Fu neral services were held at Usrey Chapel, Anniston, today at 2 p.m. Rev.
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