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BURGERS 8. for $1.00 IT'S BAR-B-O Kroger Stores CIAL DISPLAY New Fabric TAILORED TO PI Tailor Shop JULLDOZER WORK Dirt Moving amu pond Call COM At We BE Phone 7-3794 SAVE 15.00 OLDER DUCK DECOYS 95 NOW $14.95 Gut them before the won 8h open and save. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE MATTRESSES Made into ark Guaranteed Day Service DAVIS Mattress Phone IN WESTERN SHARES Income Fund avallable from MIS. BATES AGENT al Phone 7-4454 Highway 67 West LUCK'S SED FURNITURE CO. dad or City Limits West Water Barrels for Sale Hope, Ark.

HAULING Grovel Fill. Dirt and Soil Light. Hauling. ERNEST JONES Phone 7-3880 Supply Ca: Phone 7-2381 JOHNSON PRINTING CO. Printing Office, 62541 W.

Front St. lop's Service NEW AND USED GLASS INSTALLED NEW AND USED PARTS: care, see us before buy, O. (TOP) PORTER Owner Operator Hope Hy. 67 West Complete Parta and Service for oz Holland Balers and Ford Tractors Phone Write Fallin Tractor Co. Ark.

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PROSPECT 7-3431 Hope Star Star el: Hope Press: 1927 Consalidated January Published every weekday 'afternoon by PUBLISHING CO. E. Palmer, President Washburn, The South Star. Walnut Building Street 212.14 Hope; Arkansas Alex. H.

Editor Publisher Foul H. Monaging Editor Jest M. Davis, Advertising Manage George Hosmet, Mech. Supt. Entered second: class matter Post Office at Hope, Arkansas, under the 'Act of March 1897.: of the Audit Bureau Circutatians Subscription: Rates (payable in advance): corrier.

In Hope and neighboring towns week .25 year By mall. In. Hempstead, Miller Nevada, LaFayette, Howard, and counOne. month .85 Three 1.60 months 2.60 4:50 All other One month 1:10 Three months 3.25 Six months 6.50 year 13.00 Advertising Representatives: Arkansas: Dallies, 1602 Sterick Memphis 2, 505 Texas lank Dallas 360 N. E.

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TE HERNDON CORNELIUS BURIAL ASSOCIATION. Largest and Oldest in South Arkansas. Call 7-5505 for our agents A23-1 Mo. Instructions CLASSES in tap, acrobatic, ballet and toe. Katharine Windsor, 104 E.

14th. Phone 7-3327. 22-1 mo: For Sale or Rent TWO Business buildings on Front Street, next to Pool hall, If interested, contact S. Williams, 300 E. 7th, Texarkana, Ark.

Phone 7-5860 or 22-6668. 19-1 Mo, Wanted WANTED TO BUY One Inch rough green Oak Lumber regular lengths and tie siding, For prices and specifications write GURDON LUMBER COMPANY BEIRNE, ARKANSAS Lost CAKE plate at Garland School Halloween Carnival Mrs. M. T. Windsor name taped on plate.

Finder Please call Garland school or Plate of sentimental var a 15-3t GREEN Parakeet with touches of yellow Very tame Named Reward offered. Susan Davis 410 South Walker, Phone Prospect 7-2551 Tuesday, November 16, 1954 HOPE STAR; MOPE ARKANSAS Wyatt Visions Another Tough Game in LSU By The Aseociated Press left' roust of the aclion to the reserves and freshmen, who scrinimaged. Owl Coach. Jess Nec-1 said he expected the starters to be in tine shape for entertaining I TEU, although. Guard Kenny Paul may.

be: slowed: slightly with 3 wrenched knce. Paul missed today's drill but is due back Saturday. Offense whs stressed in :8 light workout at. TCU which followed movies of the Frogs' loss to Texas. Trainer Elmer Brown said sophomore: Guard Vernon Uecker Had a sprained ankle trom the clash, but should be ready for duty against Rice.

Texas and Texas each of which is idle until they meet Thanksgiving Day at Austin, took The University of Arkansas Razorbacks, now ranked ninth in the. nation, took their usual light workout Mon day even though Coach Bowden Wyatt is expecting another "tough" game' Snturday. The Porkers completed. their conference schedule by bowing to Southern Methodist, 21-14. Saturday for their first loss in eight games.

They play Louisitna State at Shreveport this The Hogs slipped from fourth to ninth place in the national ciated Press ratings and lost the Southwest Conference lead to the Mustangs. However, Wyatt's Wonders finished the season with the best conference record since 1946, when Arkangns and Rice tied for the title and the Razorbacks went to the Cotton Bowl. Arkansas automatically will get the host spot in the Cotton Bowl January 1 if SMU loses to Baylor or Texas Christian. Baylor "wasted time and Southern Methodist no. more than the coaches dared before startIng full-speed contact workouts for the game between the schools Saturday at the Cotton Bowl -THe contest, deciding whether SMU.

slays in the running for the conference: championship 'and Cotton Bowl! berth or whether Baylor. stays eligible for halfshare: in the title, is the only crucial game in the week's lineup. Only one other game is scheduled that. between also rans Rice: and Texas Christian at Houston, and Texas A are idle: None of those schools worked out heavily Monday. Baylor, opened last week and reportedly in.

the of physical condition, scrimmaged Monday for wel! over an hour, and more' was due Tuesday. George Sauer started his varsity. on defense, then switched them. to offense with the freshmen reserves providing SMUstyle opposition. At Dallas.

Southern Methodist could ill attord to scrimmage with five regulars on the injury list, and. Coach Woody Woodard: said none of the five would put on pads Tuesday. Halfback Frank guard Tommy: Hariston'. and: Ends Gay: Berry. Doyle Nix.

and Tommy Gentry wore on the sidelines as: the Mustangs caught their wind from the Arkansas tussle last week with at sweat- out workout. They also saw movies of the game with the Razorbacks. All five cripples are expected back in action baturday. Fights Last Night NEW. YORK: Scortichini, Italy, outpointed Luther Rowlins, 146, Chicago, 10.

Brookly Gene Cyclone Full. mer West Jordan, Utah outpointed Peter Mueller, Germany, 10, Providence R. Tommy Hurricane, Jackson, 108 New York, stopped Keene Simmons, 210, Bayonne N. J. 0.

with burlal in Westmoreland Spiritual Stars of Shreveport, will give a musical program at Babels Chapel Church in Saratoga Sunday, November 25, Sponsored by Mrs. Eara L. Hopkins. The public is invited. Keystone Lodge No, 43 will hold its regular meeting Tuesday night, November 16, at Hicks Funeral Home, Time 8 m.

There will be a special program beginning Friday night, November 19. at 7:30 at the Church of God-In-Christ, 911 Bell St. Eld. L. A.

Austin of Texarkana, pastor of Magnolia that is heard each Sunday morning over station KV. MA Magnolia and State Chairman, B. J. Davis, are expected. Eld.

L. Washington will speak Saturday night and the pastor will speak on Sunday. The public is invited. Eld. O.

N. Dennis is Pastor, The Yerger Band Mather's Club will meet Wednesday night, November 16, at the regular meeting place. All members are asked to be present at 7:30 p. m. BeeBee Chapter Order of the Eastern Star No.

412: will meet Wednesday night. November 16, at BeeBee Memorial CME Church. All members be present at 7:30 p. Mrs. Arzella Freeman and grandson.

Freddle have returned home, atien relatives apending and Low nan Forrest hand Porkers Slip to Ninth in Football Poll By The Associated Prese Trouble with sitting one out is that some folks might get the idea you're a wallflower. That's' what happened to the unbeaten Bruins cf UCLA in the Associated Press college unbenten football poll Buckeyes this vectors State took over the No. 1 spot by a sevenpoint count. UCLA held first place last week with an overpowering vote totnl. but was idle last Saturday while Ohio State, edging closet to the Big Ten title and the Rose Bowl, mauled Purdue 28-6.

The Bruins, with an 8-0 record identical to that of the Bucks. still managed to edge Ohio State in first place votes, 92-87, but on the usual basis of 10 peints for first. tor second, OSU 2003. polled 2,010 points to All of which means this Saturday's contests probably will decide the running battle between Chio tate and UCLA cach having held the No. 1 position twice.

this" senson. Both teams complete their reg: season schedules UCLA against Southern California in al game that could give the Bruins the Pacific Coast Conference championship, and Ohiti State reeding at least a lie tc win the against Michigan, with the Bucks Big Ten crown. and the. Rose. Bowl trip outright.

Oklahoma, the only, other major unbeaten team (also 8-0), wound up in thire. place for the third week after beating souri. But Notre Dame; picked us the preseaven champion, moved up a notch to fourth after whipping North Carolina. The Irish replaced Arkansas, which was knocked down to ninth after losing its first game of the season. to Southern Methodist.

Army, once beaten like Notre Dame, also moved up one to fifth Mississippi. rose to sixth. Navy and Southern Cal were deadlocked seventh, Minnesota jumped from 13th to 10th after defeating Iowa, The Hawkeyes, ninth a week: ago, settled at No. 19.: lending teams with. firstplace votes in parentheses: 1.

Ohio. State (87) 2,010 UCLA :92) 2,003 Oklahoma (28) 1,761 Notre Dame (2) 1.222 Army (7) 1,167 Mississipp! (7) 671 7. Navy (tie) 670 Southern. Cal 670 9. Arkansas (5) 271 Second 10: 11, Southern Methodist 270 12.

Michigan 244 13. Marylund 151 14. Virginia 101 15. Virginia Tech 36. Miami Fla.

71: 17. Wiscensin 70 18 Auburn :51 19. Iowa, 35 2G. Baylor 27 Arkansas Is 10th in UP Grid Poll By NORMAN MILLER 'NEW YORK. (UP) UCLA.

which took last weekend off to rest up for its big objective game. In lost some ground to Ohio State the race for the national college football championship today for the United Press ratings today for the fourth week. in a row Southern Methodist's surprise victory which dumped Arkansas from the perfect-records ranks brought about the major change in this week's top 10. teams The triumph vaulted the Mustangs to ninth place and dropped Arkansas from fourth to 10th Twenty three of the 35 leading coauhes who make up the United Press rating board selected UCLA tops in the nation Nine coaches voted for Ohio State and thice for Oklahoma All three teams have won eight straight games Breaking the balloting down. to points, UCLA had 353 out of a possible 350 total, the Buckeyes had 320 and Oklahoma 278 The powerful Bruins from the Pacific Coast Conference thus attracted three less first place votes end five les: points than last week And their margin over Ohio State was narrowed from 28 to 13 points.

Coach Henry (Red) Sanders men next Saturday seek to complete the first perfect season in UCLA's tootboll history when they meet sixthranked Southern California in PCC showdown which shapes up as the No 1 game on the weekend program Even it they win, the Bruins are not eligible for the Rose Bowl because they partleiputed last New Year's day. Southern a lifor confer- nia, which also is unbeaten in ence play is. almost matter certain what to the get the bowl bid no outcome of the UCLA clash. Arkansas' fall also gave Notra Dame, Army, Southern California and Navy a chance to move higher. Notre Dame, Army and the Trojans each moved fifth up one and notch sixth tc fill the fourth, rankings.

Navy vaulted Mississi. three places to top seventh Sugar or place. Cotton Bowl a contender, retained Arkansas. eighth, followed by SMU and Southern Methodist, now prominent in the Cotton Bowl picture, moved all the way up from 110 for 15th place last week to emerge mons the top. 10 for the fist Lima this season.

The Mustaner vanced the ton 10 at the rom SPORTS ROUNDUP GAYLE TALBOT. NEW YORK, Having noted that one of cur principal tennis heroes, Tony Trabert, had just taken a shellacking from a minor Australian player, named Don Candy out in Sydney, we run down that doyen of American tennis teachers, Mercer Beasley, and asked him what in' the world he thought the game was to. Beasley, who has devoted his past 32 years to showing our youth the proper end of a racquet to grip. frankly was glcomy. "Thinking has gone out of the gaine," he sold.

"I would have to say that is the principal develop. ment I have seen in my today time. who If there. is a man playing thinks on the court the way Bill Tilden did, I don't know who he of is. Bill would have thought ony cur present amateurs right off tie court.

"All they know now is to the ball past them down the lines. Maybe this dates me, but that' the way I sEe it." instrumental Beasley, who was in the development of two such stars as Ellsworth Vines and Frankie travels tiround the country for. c. sporting goods firm, conducting tennis talent. clinirs, and ever searching for He is convinced that if the United States ever is to reclaim its mer place in the net world it must look to the public parks.

"Where de you think Don Budge and Bobby Riges end Parker and most of our other great players came from?" he demanded" They didn't come from the colleges and country clubs. And did these Australian boys who. have been taking us over the jumps for the past few years." The old coach isn't convinced that our expeditionary force will even get past the Swedes in the interzone final ot the Davis Cup at Brisbane early next month. much less prevail over the Aussies in the Challenge Round at Sydney later on, we are lucky enough to reach the final round ngainst the tralians, I don't see that our chances are ony better than they were a year ago when we lost by 3-2. We'll have the rame two players, Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas.

Seixas lost both his matches to Lewis Hoad and Rosewall last year. I doubt that Vic will do that again. Ho's too fine a player. But I also have to doubt that we can win the doubles, 'which should be decisive." OUT OF DOOR'S wick Field Stream WARREN PAGE Any -barrel philosopher make out a pretty good -case can that there are four kinds of hunters in this world. There are the meat whose.

sole aim is to hunters; bring home some kind of wild There are the fun hunters, who don't much care a hoot whether, they shoot anything or not, just so they get out into the woods or fields. Then can't miss the brag hunters, who slay or claim to have slain large critters so they can see their names in the papers. 'And finally thetrophy hunters, who have no: interest in shooting any animal unless it is a truly remarkable example of its species and that preferably a hard species to hunt. The chap on the other side of the cracker-barrel may agree' or dis: agree with such a four-way pigeonholing, according to, whether he is more or less cynical. But he'll very: likely agree that the brag and trophy types are the most interesting in the genus Nimrod.

Real dyed-in-the-wool trophy hunters are a breed all to themselves. I'm thinking of the rather small cluster of men who will research and plan for years toward the taking of one specific head, lay out every ounce of cash and effort and then not pull trigger until and unless the ultimately perfect specimen is square in the sights. By' and large, the non-hunting public tends to think of the big game hunter as a large red-faced character, six feet two and 225 pounds, capable of bull-dogging Babe the Blue' Ox and either out- Greta Garbo than Marlene Dietrich as far as his attitude toward publicity is concerned. Not at all the kind of guy who stands out in a crowd or plays the life of the party. One' thing he has in common with all other trophy hunters is a steady purposefulness that can be satisfied only by honest success, know half a dozen such.

All look more like Joe Green than they do like Buffalo Bill. Their deeds remain unsung by the newspapers, though they're common knowledge at Rowland Ward's in London, or the Boone Crockett Club, by the major natural history museums or wherever true trophy hunters gather. I remember, planned two years for a really big grizzly bear shot- a whopper, missed the world record by a silver of skull length, and in the smile of a good sportsman voted with the committee that judged another head a hair better than his. Real men, these, and an interesting tribe few of us 'know much about. (Distributed by NEA Service) wrestling or out-drinking Paul Bunyan as.

necessary. There are such. Most of them in either the first or third categories. But not so the trophy hunter. He may very possibly be a smallish chap, perhaps.

under five feet ten, and more like FAMILY INCREASING WEYMOUTH, (UP) Mrs. John Mancing, 29, had her ninth thild. a girl yesterday. The mother had quadruplets in June 1952. She now has five boys and four girls.

ninth to a tie for 15th. On the basis 10 polnts for first place vote, nine for a second end so on down to one for 10th place ballot, here is how the teams behind the "big three' atracted support: Notre Dame 178, Army 176, Southern California 141, Navy 103 Mississippi 96, SMU 83, and Arkansos 71, Michigan, which plays Ohio State next Saturday in a game that should determine the big ten preventative in the Rose Bowl, jumped from 20th to 11th place atop the second 10. group. Minnesota, Wisconsin. and Georgia Tech came next in order, followed three two team ties.

Iowa and Miami (Fla.) yrere tied for the 15th ranking: Maryland and Wichita 17th and Baylor and Auburn 10th. West Virginia, Penn State and were the only other that received points in Borden Buys Out Little Rock Firm LITTLE ROCK (API The 13 den Co. has announced the purchase of a 64-year-old Little Rock dairy and ice cream firm at the and of what local comuany officials described as months of negoliations. The Borden has purchased the Parker Mayflower Dairy and Mayflower Ice Cream plants Fred G. Brivilzke, president of the Arkansas firm, said the deal had progressed on the basis of oral agreements umil a contract whs signed yesterday.

There was no price quoted in anpouncement of the transaction. Brand names probably would be regained for the time would but eventually the Borden name be attached 1o some products, Breitzke said. Breitzke said the sale had nothing to do with milk price war last summer which resuited in the expressed feeling that 'the mucn little 10 companies cunnol stand longer the drain on 1hel: cash re. serves." Mayflower, established in 1398. merged In 1950 with the Partwas cr Dairy Picducts Co.

founded in 1946 by L. B. Parker Ir. five months." he st id. The 47 year -old realton and industrialist held a news conference yesterday in the stadium.

Carpenters were already at work to: increase seating capacity from 17:500 to 36.000. The Webb-Winnsorter Construction Co. which has the contract for rebuilding the stadium incved in heavy equipment today, Johnson said. he and city els have reached an "oral. agreement' on the sale and lease of the stadium.

and that his' architcet, Victor Nayper of New York, would arrive today. Carroll, 50-year-old former sports editor of the old Karsas' City Journal, which folded in 1942, hins teen general manager of the KanLas City Blues, a new York YanFree cluh here, since He moved from Triple-A to major league baseball without having to legve his office. He had earlier served with the Minneapolis of the American Association joined the Yankee chain as general manager of the N. Bears of the Internaticnal League, Duck Season Opens Wednesday Noon Weather fit only for ducks is Duxbak Weather DUXBAK HUNTING COAT STYLE 04 water like a ducks back! Sportsmen's choice for nearly half a century. Tailored in and wear -resisting Duxbak Cloth, double fabric except under sleeves.

Biswing back, adjustable pivot sleeves. Handwarmer, breast and divided shell pockets. Blood-proof game pocket. Price $17.50 Full length trousers with double seat and knees, large strong pockets, zipper fly. Long wearing weather resisting Duxbak Cloth.

Price $8,95 Style 70-Same as above except in leg breeches style. DUFFIE Hardware Co. DODGE has done better wait! Flair. coming Nov. 17 B.

R. HAMM MOTOR CO :202 E. Second Stiset Hope, Tuesday, November 16, 1954 BLONDIE WE HAVE TO CLEAN UP THIS MESS NOW IT'S TIME FOR MY DADDY TO COME HOME WE'VE GOT IT ALL CLEANED UP THAT'S YOUR EXCEPT THIS ONE SHADOW, SPOT CARPET ON THE WON'T SILLY COME OFF Answer to Previous Puzzle Screen Actor LOON cows PInG ANSA ARIA ETA DEATH REP ACROSS 5 Completed BERAI TURE 1 Screen actor, 7 Fright Ailments SPAR NAME 6 8 Wayne 8 New Guinea He is in AROUSE 11 Speaker port RENT 9 Mountains ALOE :13 Tell (ab.) NO ROD ONE ERGOT 114 Hebrew 10 Harden ODE NAUNS ascetic 12 Lease TEN EVEN DARN 15 Most lacking 13 Railway post EAT BORE BRAN in color office 27 Sea eagle 47 Require 10 Counselors 17 Rugged 28 English river 48 Transposes 18 Go by pinnacle 31 Heart (Egypt) (ab.) 21 Preposition Freebooter 32 Salt' 49 Grafted (her.) 22 Measures of 19 Rugged 33 Cratty .50 Dance step cloth- mountain 35 Compass point 51 Altitude: (ab.) 25 Anger crests 40 Silkworm 52 Cravat: 28 Crimson 20 Calyx leaves :44 High cards 54 Age 29 Pillar 22 Ignorer 45 Compound 55 Rot Rax 90 Pass afresh 23 Orie' who ether by exposure 44 Live ladles 46 Heating 58 Great Lakes 38 Kettledrum 24 Pilots, device canal 87 Sewing tool 33 Far off (comb. form) 39 Lixivium 41 Always (poet.) 42 Worm 43 Egyptian sun god 45 Makes 18 mistakes 46 Lures 50 talk: Magician's: 30 32 33 53 Penetrates 57 Straightens 58 Solid. (comb.

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suggest this pattern for your front hall as a constant. reminder to your husband to come home early nights!" SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Selzer NADINE 1964 by SELTZER, NEA Service, los. Copr. "Something she picked up from these English films on television tea at four every do HOPE, ARKANSAS OZARK IRE LOOK GO WILDCATS! GET EN LEADING THE IS RAH RAH HE HERE NUMBER A WILDCATS! TH' 18 13 For Sale THREE registered Guernsey bull calves from high producing dams. David McKee, Route 4, Hope.

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15-3t For Rent HOUSE jacks, Wire stretchers, Post hole diggers, Tarps, Reaves Bargain House and Pawn Shop, 205 S. Walnut, Phone 7-2471. 18-1 Mo. NICELY furnished 4 room apartment and bath. Private entrances 7-3497.

23-tt FOUR: room furnished apartment. Electric refrigerator, Garage. No children. Mrs. Anna Judson, 220 N.

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from Oglesby school. Phone 7-2249, 7-3390. 18-3t Services Offered MATTRESS renovation and inner. spring work. Cobb Mattress Co.

318 South. Washington, Phons Mar. FOR PLUMBING Repairs, Call Theo' Long, 7-3407. 15-1 Mo. RALPH Montgomery Market; Custom slaughtering.

'Phone 7-3361. 10-1 Mo. The Negro Community By Helen Turner Phone 7-5830 Or. bring Items to Mina Turner at Hicks Funeral Home: Mr. George Smith his children his niece and Crayton Epps and Daniel Martin attended the homecoming game at; Bishop College.

in Marshall, Texas; Roscoe Smith is a guard on the Bishop College team in Marshall, Texas. Mrs. Willie B. Hicks of Columbus died at her home Saturday, November 13.: Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Nil.

Henry of Lewisville died at his home Sunday, November 14: Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Funeral Services for William R. Horton were held Monday, November 15, at St, Luke' Baptist Notice CHANCE OF A LIFETIME The Famous White Cross plan, underwritten by the Banker's Life Casualty of Chicago has openings for resident representatives in Hope, Selling experience not necessary but helpful, we will train you. A car is essential. ly good, clean cut; Insurance minded men, with a will to work and a yen for money are wanted.

We furnish contacts. If you are Interested in working full time and want to make a career of the insurance business, contact Paul Differding, Washington Berg Building, Upstairs, Office from 8:30 a. m. to 12 daily, or write P. O.

Box 5550, Camden, 15-6t Legal Notice No. 7681. In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County, Ark, Frances Messer: Plaintiff VS: Walter L. Messer Defendant WARNING ORDER The defendant, Walter L. Messer is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Frances Messer.

Witness my hand and the seal of said court this' 8 day of ber 1954. Garrett Willis, Clerk By L. C. Byers, D. C.

(SEAL) E.Crain, Attorney Ad Litem John Vesey, Attorney for Plaintiff Oct .9, 16, 23, 30 Legal Notice No. 7653 In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County, Ark. George Scoggins Plaintiff V.S. Odessa. Scoggins Defendant WARNING ORDER The defendant, Odessa Scoggins Is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, George Witness my hand and the seal of Scoggins, said court this 8 day of November 1954; Garrett Clerk BY L.

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TIME NOW! 'EM OR A LEFT TRAIL (Look let I'd him just sit, but THAT'S ABOUT WHAT'S NICE I OLIVER! who's Guess there and that? ALWAYS MY (orders stew would SLIPPERS! thinks mean HE bid SUPPER (stuff! THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BUT TO WHY TAKE SHOULD ME YOU TO A WANT IN. NY CUPS AND WILL FORGET ALL SPENT LORN EL CARE YOU'RE THINKING IM IN HO TO OR DANCE, MRI NORMANT ABOUT IT IN THE MORNNS ENGAGED TO ONE I'M GOING TO PHONE BECAUSE IT OCCURRED YOU TOMORROW AND AND HAVE NEVER SOT TO ME THAT. ID ENJOY ASK NOU AGAIN, IT VERY MUCH HAD AN FOR 10 Please 1954 by NEA Service, NO NOT New Owners Start Getting Athletics 'Set' KANSAS CITY, '(UP) Owner Arnold Johnson and newly named Business Manager Parke Carroll today started to do "A year's work in five months" to get the Kansas City Athletics ready for major league competition. Johnson named Carroll, a. former newspaperman with a long career as manager in Triple-A baseball, as vice presiden ard business manager of the former Philadelphin team yerterday.

He said he would pick field manager soon, possibly tomorrow. Asked who the leading candidlates were, he was non-committal. "We have several men under consideration," he said. "I've read a lot about Leu Boudreav (former Boston Red Sox manager) being a strong candidate, but there are ethers, too." He said Eddie Joost, who piloted the Philadelrhia Athletics last season, was still in the running for the post. Johnson arrived in Kansas City from his home.

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