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PAGE TWO One of Two Held on Mur der Charges Is Found Shot to Death HUNTSVILLE, Tenn— (AP) — Armed with guns, several men forced their way into the Scott m)('ntyf,iuil Thursday night and carried away Jerome Boyett and Harvey Winchester, both held on murder charges. Winchester's body, bearing many bullet wounds was found Friday about 200 feet from the road be tween Huntsville and Helenwood. Boyett has not been found. Boyett was charged with the murder of Sheriff G. B. Winning ham and his son, Floyd Winning ham, a deputy, both of Pickett county, about three weeks ago. Fthan Laxton, jailer, said about 100 men, armed but not masked, came to the jail about 11:30 p. m. Thursday night and knocked on the door. He said he was | knocked down as he opened it. I The men then went into thol jail and dragged Boyett and Win chester outside, the jailer said. Winchester, officers said, was charged with the murder of Na mon Perry and Esker Thompson at Winfield several months ago. Soon after Sheriff Winningh:xm‘ and his son were slain, Boyett’s | father was taken into custody :md! a reward offered for his son. The plder‘ Boyett was released fmml jail when he said he thought he could locate his son. The ne‘xll day his body was found and his death has remained a mystery. ‘ COMPROMISE BILL FOR VETERANS IS CLOSELY STUDIED (Continued From, Page One) ‘ conference, will be delayed until Saturday under its rules. ¥ IN FINAL STAGE WASHINGTON, — () — The house Iriday approved the admin istration’s amended railroad bill leaving only senate action neces cary to send the measure to the President. NEARS COMPLETION WASHINGTON,—(#)—The ad administration’s rephased bill in tended to put $2,000,000,000 at the call of debt-pressed home owners was accepted Friday by the house and sent to the senate, where ap proval will make the measure ready for the signature of the President, Conferees Disagree WASHINGTON ,~(#)— Senate and house conferees Friday dis agreed on the Johnson amend ment to the gasoline tax bill ex empting municipally owned electric plant from the three . per cent power levy and the issue is to bhe brought up in the house for final decision, The sente refused to accept the house amendment to the bill transferring the three per cent tax from consumers to producers wth out exemptng municipally owned plants. ¢ The conferees were agreed on all other phases of the bill con tinuing the on® cent a gallon tax for twelve months from June 30, and reducting first class postage from three to two cents, -« SIDE GLANCES e el \ S 3 \ ; Tl I Ysd: I *I" ; il |v g 3 | . 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In Session Today i AN Gt i By VICTOR EUBANK ‘ NEW YORK —(AP)— Financial | markets mulled about in a rather | narrow rangda today and the recent | feverish trading pace slowed down |appreciably as traders and inves | tors paused to consider the out 'look at home and abroad. | Stocks generally displayed easier | tendencies, although resistance "was ' shown by some specialties and the 'declines in most instances were not too severe. Dullness acocmpanied the easing of prices, Wheat, corn, 'and cotton were steady to firm land some improvement was shown ;hy silver futures. United States government socurities were quiet ‘and relatively firm, but a number of secondary bonds were under pressure. COTTON RALLIES NEW YORK—(AP)—Cotton ral lied after an early decline today. Open High Low Close P.C. July . 8.88 9.25 8.88 9.16 9.01 Oct. . 9.10 9.0 9.15 9aE 3726 Dec. . 9.32 9.68 9.31' 9.68 9.40 MODERATELY ACTIVE NEW ORLEANS.—(AP)—Cotton was moderately active Friday fol lowing a quiet, and easier opening. Prices after an early dip on hedge selling, Liverpool being closed. later rallied rather sharply on trade buying and short covering. Open High Low Close P.C. July .. 8.92 9.20 8.90 '9.13 9.00 Oct. . 9.19 9.47 9.14 940 9.2 Dec. . 9.39 9.61 9.29 9.656 940 e e e CHICAGO GRAIN High Low Close ' WHEAT— Pl Ll IR T 5% Babt. .. o .. 0% T 8 7 DO, i oaas 9% R TN CORN— JUIy s, .. s 4B 485 . b Sept. .. .. .. 48% .46% 48% DB, o ay wis DA DN 851% - OATS~— BTUBE wiiic ware ost aB T W SO 21 Spitd L o LIEO 26% .28% DS s i 0% BN 0% e By The Associated Press HAZLEHURST. — (AP) — (City couneil has authorized a special election here June 16 at which the voters will decide whether beer is to be made a legal article of sale insofar as the city is concerned. 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