The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE 19,1956 BLYTHEVIUE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE Farmers, Merchants Alike View Price Hike Cautiously By SAM DAWSON DBS MOINES lose money on the 80 cattle I'm fattening here in the lot. Bi maybe I'll make it back and more on the 45 on pasture across the road that I'll start feeding here when these go to market." Frank (Pete) Owen, who has a 238 acre "family farm" at Elkhart, Iowa, is one of man Iowa farmers who aren't hurting too bad there are many less fortunate. But Pete's skeptical about the recent yirn for the better in farm prices. "We'll be right back where we were by fall," he says "This price rise won't last the e's just too much livestock in the United States for, that." Merchants, bankers, farm organization officials here have their Angers crossed, too. Had Reserves "The farmers have been hurt alright," says W.

J. Goodwin, chairman of the Central National Bank and Trust. "But lots of them have had reserves to fall back on." "The drought counties are re- sistins being called distress Newton P. Black, the state banking commissioner, points out. "Out here we prefer to work out of our troubles our own A leading Joseph Rosenfield, chairman of Younkers Bros.

Inc. which operates eight department stores in Iowa, says: "I guess you could say we are mildly depressed here. But I'm hoping fall." for better business this Farmers are feeling better already in' trie opinion of Kenneth C. Thatcher, secretary of the State FLOWER OF ROYALTY- Queen Mother Elizabeth happily samples the perfume of a rose presented to her at the opening of the annual Royai Chelsea flower show, held in the grounds of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, England. Farm Bureau Federation.

"Better hog prices and recent good fains make them think they may be over the worst," he says, "But they're still cautious. I don't think they're going to rush to to buy again, either at. machinery dealers or the department stores least not until they see if the price turn is real or just a temporary relief, and see how the crop comes out." Pete Owen is one of mar Iowa farmers who hau reserves fall back on when the going rough. keeps, right on, good tim or poor, buying feeders us adva tageously as he can hop! for the best market for his fi ished product. Owen is emphatic In his vie that things may turn bad come fall.

But neither PMe nor I wife look worried. ma Congressional backing selection Stillwater, Oklo. Is Backed For Animal Center WASHINGTON MV-The Ofclaho- delegation is of Stiilwater, as the site for a proposed 18 million dollar Agriculture Department animal disease laboratory. Rep. Steed D-Okla delegation chairman, drafted a letter from the group to a department site selection committee which will meet in St.

Louis June 27 to hear groups from several states seeking the laboratory. The letter will be made a part of the brief to be presented by of- ficials of Oklahoma A M. co lege, Stillwater. Some members of the Oklah ma delegation here have urged partment officials to locate tl plant in the A college area. They said all requirements met by the 20,000 'acre Lake Ca Blackwell unit of the college cai pus.

Among others seeking the labor tory are" Missourians, urging I location at St. Joseph, and Kansan who say Kansas State College Manhattan meets ai'ea requir ments. After a site is selected appropr ations still must be obtained fo construction. Auto makers expect America have 75 million cars And trucks 1970. HOSE A POUND A FOR 14 DAYS WITHOUT SUFFEIMC MUHGEft PAIKJ UJJ IftHWtT TIE KESSASH KMICIN5 PLAN! A.

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NORRIS Amiss From City Hall Paint Qoseout Types Anri Colors Price Hubbard Hardware A demonstration of the best known methods of hair and scalp treatment to be given to the citizens of our city. WHAT IS YOUR REASON FOR BALDNESS? ALL MERRILL CLIENTS IN THE VICINITY OF BLYTHEVH.LE ARKANSAS, ARE INVITED TO APPEAR AT HOTEL NOBLE ON WEDNESDAY ONLY, JUNE 20, 12 NOON UNTIL 9 P.M. THESE PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL REEXAM1NATIONS ARE FREE OF CHARGE AND ARE A PART OF THE ESTABLISHED SERVICE TO OUR CLIENTS. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma, June 8 In an interview here today, G.

Abbott, international hair and scalp consultant and Director of Merril 1 Hair Scalp Consultants, said: "There are many different scalp conditions that may cause men and women to lose their hair. Using common sense a person must realize no one tonic or so called cure all can correct all these different conditions," he explained. READ WHAT A FEW OP THE MANY SATISFIED MERRILL CLIENTS HAVE SAID ABOUT THEIR HOME TREATMENT IN THEIR UNSOLICITED REPORTS; THERE ARE MANY MORE IN OUR FILES: Since I have taken the three months treatment, I have new hair on the top of my head. My scalp Isn't dry and itchy and my hair Is more manageable. I am well pleased with it.

Miss Alice Jacobsdh, Lyndon, Washington This is to notify you of the wonderful results I have seen in the first three months. Merrill has certainly done they said, I am-happy with progress I have made and with the healthy new hair. D. L. Strickland Dothan, Alabama There is not room here for me to sing the praises of Merrill the way hey deserve.

Write me and I will jladly testify as to what they have done for me. Vernon Whitehorn Phillips, Texas Guaranteed Not everyone can be helped by the Merrill Home Treatment. Only hose we think we.can help are ac? for treatment. Those who ire accepted for Merrill Home Treatment are given this HOW'S tee, "If you are not satisfied at the end of thirty days your money will be returned." ThI is only because most people an. skeptical of claims that hair can grow on balding heads.

Usuallj when a person avails himself the Merrill treatment, his skepti cism disappears, No Ciire-AU "We have no cure-all for slick shiny baldness," Abbott empha sizes. "If there is still fuzz, tha hair follicle of the scalp Is still pro duclng hair. Merrill's users have grown hair. We have many reports testifying that after usfng our home treatment, weak fuzz has developec into healthy mature hair. Proper use of this home treatment mai bring about a healthy scalp condi tion which will help ths body to produce new hair.

If there is any fuzz at all, a healthy scalp condition may be restored, and the hair may grow normally again as nature intended." There Is one thing Abbott wants to certain every man and woman knows. If a recession appears at the temple or a spot begins to 'show up on the crown of the head, there Is something wrong and it should be given Immediate attention. Free Examination In addition to reexamining present clients, the Merrill method of home treatment will be demonstrated to others who are interested. The examination Is very thorough and highly technical. It requires 20 to 30 minutes.

The Consultant makes no charge for this examination and no appointment is necessary. After examining the person, he is told the required length of treatment and how much it will cost. Regular reports are made to the Merrill (Inn in Oklahoma City to check the progress of the home treatment. HAIR IT WORRIES YOU CALL OUR CONSULTANT, DANA O. Mc- GINNIS, AT THE NOBLE HOTEL IN BLYTHEVILLB ON WEDNESDAY ONLY, JUNE 20, 12 NOON UNTIL 9:00 P.M.

THE PUBLIC IS INVITED, THE EXAMINATIONS ABE PRIVATE AND OPEN TO MEN AND WOMEN. YOU DO NOT NEED AN APPOINTMENT AND i YOU WILL NOT BE EMBARRASSED OR OBLIGATED IN ANY WAY. CAS modern military weapon comes to the lid of an ancient war vessel in Portsmouth, England. Lord Nelson's historic flagship, H.M.S. Victory, is pumped full ol- poison gas and her hull sealed off to kill death-watch beetles eating at her timbers.

Fumigation by methyl bromide gat ii carried out periodically. Hendrix College Professor Dies 6T. LOUIS, MO. Hendrix College in Conway, died in a hospital here yesterday after a long Illness. A native of Conway.

Miss WaJ- ace was a niece of the late Ar- Johnnie Donaghey assistant professor 45, ol English at kansas hey. Oov. George W. Donag- Contempt of Court Citation Dismissed by Supreme Court By TOM DVGARD LITTLE ROCK contempt of court citation against a 16-year- old boy who refused to testify on grounds of Incrlmlnatlon was-in effect-dismissed yesterday by the Ark- insai supreme Court. Sewell Rhen of Benton had been sentenced to 100 days in Jail for contempt of Saline Circuit Con.

Young was called to testify In the trial of his brother, Keith Dale who faced burglary charge. He wu "Did you. In the company of your brother, Keith Dale Rhen break Into Mick Richards' service station In May of this year?" Young Rhea refused to answer the question. Judge Earnest Maner put him in contempt that the youth already had been convicted of the burglary and sent to the Arkansas Boys Industrial School. This, the state said, enabled him to testify without fear of incrimination because he could not be put in double Jeopardy for the same crime.

The Supreme Court opinion, written by Associate Justice George Rose Smith, turned to the wording of the 1955 Legislature. He quoted Act. of 1955 as saying the ABIS "la riot, and shall not be a part' of the pental institution." The opinion also said that the "proof falls fl good deal short of and there "Is admittedly no written record of such a conviction by any court." Juvenile authorities apparently "simply turned the boy over to the sheriff with an oral order that he be taken to the Industrial young Rhea was required to testify because of an Arkansas law that says when two or more persons are involved In a crime, one testify with assurance that his testimony will not be used against him. held true only In cases before a The Supreme Court salt! this law Grand Jury, the Supreme Court said. The slate also contended thai Boys Club Sends Ike a Bicycle ORLANDO, Orltndo Boys Club sent President Ktenho- wer a bicycle Sunday ind urged him to take up bikerldlng as advised by his heart specitUst, Dr.

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