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MOM ITAft, MOM, ARKANSAS States ew Record Hem nnw firnt ilpplilff, flnnr pourod on tho rnrcrl for her upccd crown, lho hornsward Virginia Votes Continued from raft hlmnelf getting 145,000, fomnnlBii who've on pnlllnK for 1 turnout (in a volcft ftf eonKdenr" for tl" 1 work, fi'irotaul bnllot nt SOfl.ODO. They've declined in predict In trwIIUfmBlly T)rriwrnUe Vir. ths; aa.OOO-tfin Amcrioftn prldk ocrtrtfti In brnnh QUmw for UK- hit now U. hud nor llnrr on mnrk. York fin 4, mndff the 2,030 mile In thrfp dnyn, 10 rnmpBlRfi lively the punt thrfo hnn (Minted to record on wwtrhfloR nt Of nation's Hnn in fur rcimiwiy If, his Is durlriK 1 ship not nx- bcltM thin time on UK Par fhlnn, to of But dhe fljtppnrcd cor j'eueh Ambtnup Muht, Into this afternoon the Qiiflon Mory'f record of throe and ft on her- trip homo, tho Stales had rncited up ntlll tettont the longest irmde by In the SUMtour porltxl ended ay covered 902 nruitlowl an KVtirnge upcird of 30,011 ftfadlod "most il cluborflto" welcome In history for the ni'W sen ciuoen, her skinner Hurry MannlnK unit orcw, Muniilnx nlrondy Utot ho would Jhe harbor nnd (feck at tun, tomorrow, city's tHXl-mllo wntnffidiit tie rtrripcd in holiday attlcn.

itmtn slicked up nnd 'for the Irmlltlonnl wiilor fyiflny ly jwfa to pnrndu will mid MA Itel Is Ptin bo rotrnctod to provide? flight dock. spend nrobdbly iibovo tlm .13 rutod upeod lor llui pruxont onrrier, tho completely flfyht tlouh, tu enclosed UiriiHt tin tho ship float below wntorllno torpedoes, to uerenuwy today Sullivan, tho ot Navy who post uftor tho itoupini the Nnvy'u ort to build ftftfrlur Is for an officer at SHARK hftiidfitmrtoro World Wnr forelun policy dnmantlc record, Millet nonlondfl Mprelnlly that Uyrd'n fnrm votlriu him not the bout Intcri'iitH of the Vlrglnln Milk'i' also miyit the xonntor'x IwndCrnhlp of tho utiilc'jt nillnK Dcmof-rtitlr ro- dticod Kovorrinu-nt In Vlrglnln in of "dry rot," Dyrd him nnnwercd these by nuylniK (hat since hn In fornior on the hlmnolf, hu In nnturnlly friend of tho fiirnifr, for Vlr- itlnln on tho sovern- menlplty, Byrd nolhlnK could bo fMrtnor from the truth, thut In ronllty tho comrmmwcHilth pros- pprlnit never before, nnd one of roltttlvfly fow dcbt-frco Tho porlrayad if "100 per cent Truman nup- portar" find linn he rogardu Ittouo of tho cdmoiilun. Mlllur, wbllo profcniiliiK hlo be- Jltif that President been nn moHt major IsHuen, him denied In Trurnnn'H ciimp till tho wny, Buick's New 'Skylark' Sports Car Tlild new converlllile by Butclc Ii built on 1W2 Roadnuittcr with many innovations In chrome plated wire raring whetli, donrr. In with fender lines, and rnnler- nwMjupcsr hrynotlnic nlmpllclty of detlfn. (he wax ond made to pre-tent pulillc for an Amerlcnn-bulll Kporta car.

with lowered seatii, finished In brilliant lleUlnkl rnd leather in ulrlUIng rnnlrail to the Olympic white exltrlor. The "Skylark" i.s powered by Hulek'n fnmrd 170 luirnvpower Fireball eluht overhead valve engine. Act Signed to Boost Home Loan Powers WASHINGTON Truiium lotliiy Binned an nt-t open- Ini! the wny for thu uovornmoiu it UN operatloim In flniiuclnu homo mortHMUcrt, The now luw ptilx up 000 for the pureluiKe nf roclernlly I'd homo It nlso provides lulditloiuil morldawe nnuO'tiiKivr the Foderal MOUM- liitf Adinlnlatniliou and vi-U-nuiH niHliiK progrHiim. This Broflmm luplurteH an luldl- ttonul 000 million dolliu-H of pur- fjowor for the Ketlei-ul Na- ilonuV AHuoclullon, 11 iuw- tifnirtt'iH which from thiu eHtablliliej? a 'nwlu't for prlyntu homv bulldoi-8, him now been $3,030,000,000 of purohnslnu Klrico it wild set up. Tho net (flvca the K1IA an the late Jnmcg former of Nuvy, nnd the first soorctnry of do Parley Delay Continued from Page One eluirKf-9 a id Chan's statement wn.s "tin rldlculoua on tholr clnlm theyi shot down 10 American planes on tho day of thn iillcgod iittiiek," Actually, he mild, only one Amur- Iciin plnno won lout to ground fire Friday.

Allied sources Indicated the Com- munlM requnHt for I-OCCHB In truce tnlkx wnx tied up with do- velopmMim In the negotiations thcmHttlvoK nither Hum the stepped up nlr attacks. Tho imkfld for tho recess at (i moniliiu meotinu of liaison officers mid the U. N. agreed. The will resumed under nown blackout at 11 n.

m. Wi-tbu'fiday (10 p. in, Tuesday KDTi. When (he lust requested a rect'SH July 2, chief tl. N.

dclfijate Miij. Williiim lliirrison bad just (nilnted nut to them a "fuce- snvind" device fur llu- tlcviec lici'ii ili'biitcd in the PRESCOTT NEWS July 10 The Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuosdny evening nt 7:30 at the Masonic Holl for a stated meeting, Wednesday, July 16 There will be services nt the Assembly of God Church Wednesday evening nt p.m. cd by Howard Sarccr been their guest. who has Major nnd Mrs. Willlnrd Homo and son of the Canal are the guests of her mother, Mrs.

S. H. McMnhnn, and other relatives. Prayer meeting will begin It p.m. on Wednesday evening, the Church of nt Dam Retervolr Named by Act of Congress The Narrows Dam, Reservoir on I.Illlc- Missouri River has been named by Congress as Lake Circs- son in honor of the late Martin .1.

Continued from Page One on the 20-member uroup. I A of f)3 Democratic con-, Crcssmen announced tlu-y urge a party plank calling for pri-1 maries in which the people could! iiidicnte their choice for tial candidates. Such rccomnieiula-1 of Prescott. his son, Would not necessarily be bind' Allen fireeson of Little Hock on 'he; deleuate.s, It callsi for nn exchange of lists of war prl.sonern al the tiuu' of im nrmisllci', from would be, xeluded who Hay they Wdiiltl forelbly resist rt'piilrliitinn. All listed prisoners then would be rrpatrinted.

This would stitlsfy Communist de mnnds for tin- return of "nil listed IH'Uoni'i'K" mid still not forco the Allies to return captives who have communism. additional 400 million dollars of homo Insurimci' an additional HO million dollars for bousing in critical defense ureas, 40 million for community facilities nnd servieo nnd five million for lonns In Alaska. Uncler the new law Kavlnjjs nnd lonn ussoclntiuns will be permitted to purchase tnortuage.i on property morn than 50 miles from tholr of- flees. THE WHITE ELEPHANT CLOSING OUT ITINUES-Only Few Days Left ICES SLASHED AGAIN EVEN MORE NOW- ITEMS SLASHED SAVE! 110IAST SICOND STWfT WM.S notified this wri'k by John 1.. McCli-llnn.

Mrs. C. I). McSwiiin, Mrs. Cl.

Hirst jmd Mrs. Friink Gilbert, dnuiihtont of the lute Mr. Grcu.son live in PruNcott. Another daughter Mrs. Mull Hill, resides in Llulc Ilock.

Mr. Grt'OHon, who sorvcd on Ihe Arkmi.sjis Flood Control Comutis- Miun undor the lute Governor Curl IlalU-y, was active In efforts thai led to the building Narrows 0. im inded Jluckoi's of the proposed plank Kefauver and campaign! inanai'd-s for lUissell, Mutual curily Administrator Avt-rull Ilar-l rlnian and Vice I'resident Albonl liarkley. Harriman took a swipe at HUM Republican platform in a lelevi- sion show. He called il dishonest ar.d insulting to labor and said: "If Republicans come in anci carry out the policies they are fa- President II! of a Virus Infection WASHINGTON (TIl'i The White today that Pre.si in-ill Trim; in i.s confined to liis pri vale irifj from "a iiilld virii." Mr.

Truman bis rnR.ige Sen. Hubert S. Kerr is the Memo nomination. Short said Mr. ill yes "Thi Piesidi-nt has a mild virus infection is going to in qiMiter-j lodny." Short Inkl re porters.

The chii-f executive Ireated by the White Mouse Cien. Wallace II. Grahnm. Short id Mr. Truman would spend nf the day in bed and confine his to signini- accuin ulnleil bills passed in the closing uf Short said lie was nn1 eertnin the President has fever but i.e thought "prubably there is -'light The President is hardy by nuTure nnd only on rare instances has siayd away from his office be cause of illness.

lie was scheduled tn meet today with Gorrie, chairman of the Security TiesourceS Board SIM retJiry of Stati- Dean Ache son. in addition to Kerr. Short said the conference with Kerr been postponed along with all oilier engagements. White House reporters could ro iiu-mbcr only one other instance since when Mr. Truman felt too bat! to go to his office.

lie was bu'liered by a severe cold sev era I ars ago and went on a light routine for several days. The President's wife i.s at her home in Independence, spend ing Ihe summer with her ailing ir-olher, Mrs. David. Wallace. Mrs.

Tnnnan was in Ihe east for a few sti.y a Niinonly." And, Kefauver said. "Ihe Republican parly is a minority party, tin Ihe basis of ils week's work in it seems very likely to stay a minority parly. Union Shops Continued from Page One Steel now sells for nbout $110 a ti.n. Ono other considered pa nii'S have pay increase retroactive to issue also must be wages. The com; offered the union of 10 cents nn hour.J April 1.

i One Killed, Five Hurt in Crash OSCEOLA, Ark. ca collided head-on near here toda killing Irene Smith, 5-year-old ruthersville. Negro. Five other Negroes including tl child's parents, B. and RosJ Smith, were injured.

Bui to this proposal the union; "Nn." It wants the retroactive! flati- back to March 15. Indicnlions are the industry will go along but' only if the union agrees to a modi fieri union shop. Industry's offer al-o pr.irl higher shift differ entials and other fringe Pie-strike wage averaged SI.05 an I'Mir. Conservatively speaking the crlpj pling strike has dented the nalton's' economy to the tune of nearly Iwoj billion dollars. More layoffs loom-particularly in the automotive in ('uslry in which nearly 300,000 are expected to be idle after today.

Other allied industries prlnci pully railroads also feel the ef feels. Freight earlonding has sunk to all-yenr low. Scouts Hike 92 Miles to OzarkCamp HAHDY, ARK. Iff) Nine Boy Scouts from Trumann, begnnj the first day of a week's scouting; activity at Camp Cedar near here, today after a 92-milo hike from their home town. Only five of the boys compleled Ihe Irip on fool with Scoutmaster i G.

W. Walker. The other four were! forced to drop out alonu the way! I because of blistered feet. They i I came on by bus. The boys arrived in camp Sat! nrday at p.

m. and were the first from tho Northoasl Arkansas council lo arrive. They plan to leave for Truman Saturday but the return trip will by bus. Hot and Dry Is Forecast Here Special Arkansas Farming cast: North Arkansas Widely tered tliundershowers this aftern't and tomorrow afternoon, cooler Tuesday Light winds South Arkansas Hot and today, risk of showers tomorn afternoon continued high tcmpcij lures Drop Search for Salem Fugitive SALEM. Ark.

Sheriff Weathers says he is discontinuif search for Arthur Eiseman escaped from the Counj jail here lasl Tuesday. "3T days earlier Ihis month to see her daughter Margaret, off on a En rcpean holiday. CIilB BHRTO For ATTORNEY GENERAL Endorsed At Home By the Lawyers of the 12th and 15th Judicial Circuits. Paid for Bv G. C.

Harain. fort Dam. He mude many trips to i mous for we will have that de-1 Wnshiniiton and was consistently prcsslon that Stalin is just wait-j active over period of oars In! 1 fo1 IUI we wiu I 11 11 lh world i efforts to mako the damt a possi. blllly. Tho roservoir was named In a House resolution introduced by Representative Oren Harris.

The Sennted approved it on June 18. Mrs. Mn. Davis and Ralff Honored Friends of Mrs. Lottie MeiW ami Mrs.

Hob Dnvis honored them with picnic supper on Wednesday evening on the luwn of Mrs. Hay Duke in celebration of their birthday anniversaries. Tin; bonores were the recipients of many lovely sifts. Those pre senl Included Mrs. Muttie Ellis.

Mrs. C. Croritt Sr. Mrs. Christine McMuhen, Mrs.

Jennie Burlier, Mrs. Alice l.ucns and Mrs, Cam MeGuire. These from out of town attended the funeral services for Infuut Colt'iruiu, baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Cirnnville Colenum of Ulytheville at DeAun cemetery Prescoti on Thursday ulternuou wore: Mr.

Jett Williams, Al Will- lams, Mrs. Sue Sommorvillv, Sus- iinne Sommorvillt 1 Sonya Somnier- villti. Mrs, Lucy Battle, Miss Dave Knotts, Mr. mid Mrs. Doyle Willis of Hope; Mrs.

Horace Ester, Mr. and Mrs. John Culvmun of Uurdon Mujor and Mrs. Cunul Zone; Mrs. Jett Williams, Dullus; Mrs.

Owt-u Gibson, Sluevi'iiort; Mr. and Mrs. Geone t'tikis Jr. Little Kock. Dr.

and Mrs. N. H. Nelson attended tho funeral services for their uncle, Mr. Marion A.

Nelson in Hot Sprintfs on Wednesday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ovoritreet nnd their Mr. and Mrs.

Krroll Wilkcrson and daughter ot Memphis, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Overslreet, Jr. in Spriruj- hill, ui) Wednesday. Miss Mavsarei Hunter Scott la visiting her cousin.

Miss Helen Ruth Scott in Little Rock. Miss Helen Scott of Little Rock has been the guest parents, Mr. Mrs. Hunter Scott. Mr.

and Mrs. George Pakls, Jr. have re turned to their home in lattlo Rock after a visit with her parents, Mr. mad Mrs. J.

O. Colr- man and altentiuig the luneral services for their nephew, infant Culcman. iiiul we down with us." The candidates planned to arrive in Chicago this week Russell, Kffauvi-r, llarrimaii, Barkley, Sen. Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma, Sen.

Erien McMnhon Connecticut and House Speaker Sam Rnyburn of Texas. None has near the OKI votes needed for nomination. In the latest Associated Press tabulation Kefauver is leading with followed by Russell wilh 117'j mot counliriK contested Mississippi and Texas delegations), Harriman 11)1. Stevenson iH, others and uncommitted or in dispute '117'j. The possibility of a woman vice presidential candidate was raised by Mrs.

India Edwards, Democratic national committee-woman. She on a radio-TV program last nifiht that organizations in 2i) stales are working for her nomination. As the tempo of the Democratic ib'ht picked up, the Republican candidates defeated and victorious prepared to rest. Before hitting the campaign trail, Kisenhower planned to fly today to Denver and a vacation. Ucil first he set his house in order by his Army commission so he will bo free to discuss all issues and he set up an ativisorv staff.

Mr and Mrs. T. C. Mr. and Mrs.

J. MoRae are (he guests of Mr, and Mrs. Don sou, Tonuny. New Mexico- TUey to be away two weeks. Jaiues PaUner ol UtUe ttt her i Kefauver Flays i Continued from Ono further service in the military field; in which he is a specialist." The GOP platform Kefauver said followed the saying of Oscar Wilde that "nothing produces such an effect as a good platitude." He mtded: "in short, no effect at all." Of the different planks in the platform, Kefauver said: Foreign Policy If doesn't say much" except to accuse the Uemo- cvntic party of all the wws of the world, including all of those which tho Republicans helped to bring about," Labor "The labor plank turns out to be nothing but a defense of i the Taft Hr.rtley law.

1 charge' that the Republican party, if oncf ajsuiu it gels in power, would at- temut a punitive attitude toward labor." Kefauver called for; uboUshiiiB the T-H law. Civil Rights The platform i recommendation "is the weakest In years. Once again the Republi-i can party has determined lo stand behind discrimination, intolerance and bigotry." Kefauveril said he wasn't necessarily for puisory federal laws against job i but lhat if tho Dom-i tcratic plank, calls for such laws he would "fight earnestf)-" for Women Already they vThe Republicans) have violated one of: its clearest promises. The platform i declares that their party is fur equal rights lor women. But Uw convention turned ai-ound the NaUwal Conmut- lo suca way that the Md wonuw member- ESDAY SPECIAL FIRST QUALITY ALL Nylon Jersey Slips TUESDAY With Nylon Net Trim Nationally Known Make $2-" Sizes 32 to 42 Colors White, Blush and Black Finest Department Store THE BUY OF THE YEAR UCTION BEARD PROPERTY 30 PLOTS located on South Main street and Patmos highway across from Hope Drive In Thegter on Thornton Street.

STARTS WED. JULY 16th 9:30 A. M. Will continue until property is sold. Buy these at your own price.

The terms are VA Down and V4 Each yeqr for three years. Gas, water electricity available. If you miss this you'11 be sorry. R.D. FRANKLIN CO.

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The Hope will not be responsible for errors In Want. Ads unless errors are called to our attention after FIRST insertion of od and then for ONLY the ONE Incorrect Insertion. Phone 7-3431 HOPE STAR For Sole 100 PIANOS sell immediately to stop storage. $50, $75, 202 S. Elm St.

Hope. 17-lm 3 roam house on double lot East Mrd Street. Reasonable price. Write L. Sparks, Box 757, Hobbs, New Mexico, or call 7-3147 Ihe 4lh or 5th of July.

30-121 5 ROOM modern house with Bendix automatic washer. 710 Adair. $650 down and assume monthly payments of S22.38. 4 lots 100 290. Rosston Hoad, mile from Tol-E-Tex.

Monroe Grant, 710 Adair. 8-6t BEAUTIFUL quality Holstein Heifers, $75 up. Mutation Mink, $3." up. Voight Farms. Lomira, Wis Texas.

9-151 1 CASE pickup bailer. Good shape Price SCOO. Bill Beard, 1 mile on Columbus highway. 11-31 Political Announcements The Star If authorized to announce that the' following are candidates lor public office subject to the action of the Democratic primary elpctlons: For Tax Atsettor CR1T STUART Shontz Has Shot at Many Major Marks By JOE REICHLER AP Sports Writer Bobby Shnntz midget southpnw in' the Philadelphia Athletlc.8 cnn: 1. Become the biggest winner in For Circuit Clerk GARRETT WILLIS S.

A. (Speedy) HUTSON Philadelphia's history. American League For Ffcpreientatlve TALBOT FEILD JR. For County Judge CLAUD H. SUTTON U.

G. GARRETT FRKD A. LUCK For Sheriff C. COOK For Alderman Ward 1 JOE BR1TT R. C.

(Bob) DANIELS JOK JONES 2. Become the first second-dtvi siou hurler in the past 50 yenrs to lead bis league in won-und-lost percenttiije provided of course Athletics don't finish above present fifth-place berlh. 3. Become the first 30-game win ner in the majors in 19 years and the first American Leaguer to tench that total in 21 years. Shantz spun seven-hit 0-0 shutout yesterday as the Alhletlcs split a doublehender with the Chicago White Sox.

The Sox took the see- I ond 7-4. It was Bobby's third shut- Notice HAUL and spread sand $1.25 yard, Gravel available. Foy Hammons Phone 7-2650. J9-1M Used Cars For Sale SUr of 1l9f; 1927 Consolidated January II, Published every weekday afternoon by STAR PUBLISHING CO. C.

E. Polmtr, Prtiidtnt Altx H. Woshburn, Secy-Trti. At The Star Building 212.214 South Walnut Strett, Hope, Arkansas Alex Woshburn, Editor Publisher Paul H. Jones, Managing Editor George W.

Hosmer, Mcch. Supt. Jess M. Davis, Advertising Manager tniered as second class matter at H. pn Office at Hope, Arkansas, tinder the Act of March 3, 1897.

Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations Subscription Rates (payable In advance) By carrier In Hope and neighboring towns Per Week 25 Per Year 13.00 By main in Hempstead, Nevada, Lafayette, Howard, and Miller counties One Month 85 Three Months 1.60 Six Months 2.60 One Year 4.50 All other mail One Month 1.10 Three Months 3.25 Six Months 6.50 One Year 13.00 SELECT USED CARS AT RETTIG NASH MOTORS $895 $595 $650 For Alderman Ward FRED JOHNSON DW1GHT RIDGDILL PAUL RALEY For Alderman Ward 9 B. L. RETTIG State Senate TOM J. SJLVEY DR. F.

C. CROW Chancellor (First Division, 6th District) WESLEY HOWARD A. P. STEEL Legal Notice PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 42 HF, IT RESOLVED by the Senate of the State of Arkansas nnd by the House of Representatives, a Majority of All the Members Elected to Each House Agreeing Thereto: That the following Is hereby pro out and his 16th complete game In 18 starts.

Me has won 15 and lost three. 5-7 HghtwotRhl from Pottstown Pn. Is shooting at (he 31-1 victory Philadelphia pitching record jointly held by Coombs of the 1910 Athletics nnd Lefty Grove of the 1931 club. The Athletics have plnyed only 73 names lour fewer than hnlf their season's schedule. Grove wns the Inst of eight American League hurlers to win 30 or more in one season.

Dlw.y Denn was the lost major leaguer to ne- complish It. He won 30 for the 1934 St. Louis Cardinals. Only one pitcher hurling for second-division club ever led the American circuit on won-tmd-lost basis. He wns BUI Bernhard who won 10 and lost five for the fifth- place Cleveland Indians of 1002.

was not the only pitcher to shine yesterday. Vic Raschl came within four outs of pitching a no-run no-bit name for Now York us the Yankees twice overwhelme the Detroit Tigers 11-1 nnd 12-2. Raschi hnd two out and two strikes on Myron Ginsberg In the (1th Inning when the wcitk-hlttinit Tlfier catcher blasted 350-foot home run Into the right field stands SPORTS ROUNDUP By QAYUB TALBOT. By ED CORRIGAN (For Tulbot) NKW YORK W-tf Avory Bnind- ngp nnd nil his tho United Stntcs Olympic don't hnvp Rood vaso of ulrcrs now they'll hnvo thnn, The entire of nlwut nth- Iftps Is In Helsinki hut just t-ijtht days virtually tryouts wove no ono know lor sure just how much ninncy In the till or whether any of hopefuls would hnve to bo h-ft posed as an nmcndment to tho 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sudan. See this one 1948 Jeep Panel.

Don't miss this buy 1951 Nash Station W.ifion. A real buy for only 19-17 STUnEBAKKR Pickup. Prire.il sell fil Not'l Advertising Representotives: Arkonsas DaHiles, 1602 Sterick Memphis 2, 505 Texas Bank Dallas 2, Texas; 360 N. Michigan Chicago 1, 60 E. New York 17, N.

1763 Penobscot Detroit Terminal Oklahoma City 2, Okla. Member of the Associated Press: The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP newi 'lispatches. See the other good buys we have today. Salesman Fonzie Moses RETTIG NASH MOTORS 304 East Third Street MiddlecoH Wins, to Stay With Golf ST. PAUL, Minn.

The dentist's office in Memphis wilh Gary Middlccoff's name on Ihe door is For Congress ORF.N HARRIS It was the only bit In the game for the Tigers. In the meantime the Yankees rapped four Tiger pitchers for 31 hits 18 In the first game to win tbelr eighth and ninth games in their last 12. was eighth straluhl. We tulked to HrundnRe spectacled dlimifled ChimR.wn who has been through the mill fm his unshakeable stand on amntenr- IMII ituii lie looked weary. For mouths he bud been talking up lho fact that the Dulled ncciled funds to get the across the Atlantic.

"1 suppose we'll get over tin- top but it's the same old story" lu "We never know until the last minute It we'll make it." Mind you this was hours before the team was' scheduled in depart. Well It comes us no surprise. In ease you didn't know the ROVIMII- menl does not the Olyiu- Miu" Gnrcln turned In brilliant wlu lho lt mi lhu nUo hands It a fistful! of money nnd tells to come bncK with plenty of inctlals. There's no telling wluit the Russians have told their representatives Mnybe the winners RO back to Moscow nnd the losevs fi lower to Slbiv-ln. At nny rale the U.S.

Olympic Committee never bus asked Wnsh- Ington for nnythiuK because of the complications Unit might nrlse. Noble us their Intentions might be when you pollliclans mixed up In sports- especially Is bound to pop up. What seemed like the best Idea since lho two-parly system a bli! telethon WHS held with the Intention of nilslnis money, Hob Hope ami Crosby both of whom should i(et vote of thanks wheedled more than million dollars worth of pledges for the team A little arithmetic would reveal that this WHS more than enough to send the team to Helsinki plus eiiuuub to tsel a'start on the iwxt Kinncs. Hut to dale one filth of the money bus been bunked nnd (bill's 11 generous estimate. Ast Bruiulajto said lho tough thliiK Is not (hut the money didn't come In but Uuil Ihe teleinon hulled nil the other do- HotSprii ot Park To4j The Hot to Hope tonight for Unnsns league lohnnlrws nt The Hope team Hot Springs In Its nnd tho visitors having-, lly improvlnjt tontgl should be bnnRUp bn Billy Henrno, who 1 the nrmy next weekj, for tho The Barksdnle Flali come to Hop 1 WodnJl Ju'rtlor' Lttgloh'toom, KdHol Nix, Is- ptnylrt0t tonm from Legal Notice Conslitutlnn of the State of Arkansas, and upon being submitted to the electors of the State for ap: proval or rejection at the next gen- cral election for Representatives and Senators, if a majority ot the electors voting thereon, nt such an election, adopl such amendment Cats clipped Houston 4-0 to move'the same shall become a part of into third place ahead of the 1 Constitution of the State ot Ar- iiiK Shreveporl Sports.

knnsus. to-wit: i SECTION 1. Commission Created Members Powert. There is i hereby created a Stale Highway Commission which shall be vested PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL i lu all the powers and duties now AMENDMENT NO. 43 or hereafter imposed by law for BE IT RESOLVED by the House the.

administration of the State of Representatives of Ihe Stale Highway Department, together of Arkansas and by the Senate i a ii powers necessary or of the State of Arkansas, a Ma- per to enable the Commission jiirity of All the Members Klecl- O1 officers or employees ed to Knch House Aureeini; t( cn 'rry (ni nnc effectively Thereto: the rerjulalions and laws relntinff That the follow in fi is hereby pro-! to 1P 0 Highway Department. posed as an aniendinonl to tho Con- SKCT1ON 2. Qualifications' and stitutinii of Ihe Stale of Arkansas, I Appointment of Terms and upon beint; submitted to the electors of the Stale for approval or rejection al the next general election for Representatives and Senators, if a majority of the electors voting thereon, al such an election, adopt such amendment, the same shall become a part of Ihe Constitution of the Stale of Arkansas, to-wit: Amendment No. If! to the Con- stilulion of Ihe Slalc ot Arkansas, adopled by' Ihe. electors ftf this 1 Slate al Ihe General Election' held and conducted on Ihe Gth day of IwO-hilter for Cleveland as the Indians swept doubleheiuler from Washington 1-0 and 2-1 to remain E''j names behind the pace-selling Yankees.

Maurice McDermott hurled two-hitler for Boston as the Red Sox took pair from the St. Louis Browns (i-5 and 4-0 for their fourth and fifth triumphs in succession. Gvis Zerniai provided with more runs than he noodctl pair of home runs one with the bases loaded to Increase bis homer tulal to 10 and bis runs batted in lolal to 53. Philadelphia's Phillies moved to within four comes of the fourth- lnc everyone thought all problems weru solved, place Cubs whipping Chicago In both ends of their doubleheader 7-3 nnd Richie Ashburn led the Phils' 211-hit attack In the two Texdrkanian High in Skeet Shoot of Office of First Within ten days after the convening of the General Assembly pt the State of Arkansas in the the Governor, by and with vice and consent of the shall appoint five persons wjiQ-sare November, 1928, is hereby going to longer. stay emply a while About 10 days ago Middlccoff, feeling stale, considered deserting amended to read as follows: SECTION 1.

II being most apparent that privalely operated factories, industries and transportation facililies are necessary for Ihe development of a community and for Ihe welfare of ils inhabitants, an annual tax of not exceeding one per cenl of Ihe assessed valuation of all taxable properly within the corporale boundaries Ihe tournament golf circuit for a thereof may be levied by cilies of Wonted ONE experienced waitress. Good Salary. See Mrs. Carroll, Dia- $2,400. while lo go back to his office.

He changed his mind and, as a result is $4,800 richer today. i His play during the firsl couple of days of Ihe Motor City Opea in Detroit helped change his thai tournament and first and second class for the purpose of providing funds lo be used for the acquisition of sites within or without such cities and for the construction of such and other facilities, for or sale, for the aforesaid a double nnd triple. Davey Williams' ninth innlngl triple drove In two tnates niul gave the New York Giants a 4-2 nlulil- cap win and split In their twin bill with Cincinnati, Tho Reds behind Hurry Perkuwskl's six-liil luirling took the opener 10-2. Veteran Matt Surkont nnd rookie Virgil Jester pitched the Boston Uraves to 4-2 and 2-1 double win over Pittsburgh. 47 37 4.4 9if 41 2m Gordon Toxarknnn.

shot 30!) out of 400 liu'Kcis during 2 duy moot here to retain his Arknn sas Stale Skeol Shoot Clwmplon title. Gordon emerged us high man fioni 4-wuy tie In the nil-bore championship shoot yesterday afternoon, breaking 41) out of 50 tnr- Itels in the shoot-off, John Garrison of Jopjln, 303 out of 400 during the meet By The AMERICAN New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit SUNDAY'S New York 11-12 Cleveland 1-2 Philadelphia 6-4 Chtcngt) Boston 8-4 St. Louis 8-0, 10 Innings NATIONAL Brooklyn New York St, LoulH ChlCURQ Philadelphia CheJDH 01, br BnlJwln Ly Klnt I'Vilura SyinlktU. mond Cafe.

RELIABLE man with car wanted to call on farmers in N. Hemp- 29-TFJ Yesterday he scored his second vctory in a week shooting a purposes, or for the amortixation of -bonds bearing interest at not more than four per cent per annum issued for such purposes. stead County. Wonderful oppor- pen over Keller Course. record-lying 72-hole 2G6 to take top SECTION 2.

'when pelition'cd by money of in the St. Paul less than ten per cenl of the tunity. $10 lo $20 in a clay. No experience or capital required. Permanent.

Write today. McNess Company, Dept. Frecport, 111. 1-t COOK'S helper. Also one dishwasher.

Good salary. Apply manager Diamond Cafe. H-tf For Rent NEWLY decorated 3 room unfurnished apartment. 816 W. 4th.

Phone 7-3152. 10-tf 3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. Private bath and enlrances. Phone 7-3479. 116 West Ave.

D. ll-3t 3 ROOM unfurnished apartment. Private entrances. Attic fan. Pecan Grove Apartments.

Dial 7-3471. 12-6t 2 ROOM furnished apartment with bath. Electric refrigerator and washing machine. Utilities paid. Phone 7-3193.

14.31 He played good, but not spectacular, golf the first two days. His left him three strokes back of Henry Ransom, St. Andrews, III. On the third day, with a high wind giving most contestants trouble, he market: up a 67 to go three strokes ahead. Pulling brilliantly, he added a GO yesterday to lie the record for four rounds sel lasl year al Keller by Lloyd Mangrum, Chicago.

Sam Snead, While Sulphur Springs, pocked $1,800 when he added a 67 to his earlier rounds of 60-60-72 for a 72-hole tolal 271. Ransom, co-leader wilh 64 the first day, and leader at 130 after two days, finished a stroke behind bsnead lo win $1,400. Best round of the final 64 by Skee Riegel, Tulsa, oave him 274 and a lie with Roberto de Vincenzo, Buenos Aires, for fourth. Each won $1,10. qualified electors residing therein, the Cily Council or other governing body of any such city shall call for an election to be held not more than ninety days thereafter for the purpose of having the qualified electors on the proposition.

SECTION 3. The general Assembly shall enact such enabling legislation as shall be required to ef- fecluale the proposes hereof. APPROVED: March 20, 1051. Secretary of Slate C. G.

HALL May 5 thru Oct. 27 126 times) Legal Notice PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 41 BE IT BESOLVKU by tho House of Reword MAN'S wrist wale Grana. Reward. Strayed Made by Dallas Club Apparently on the Skids DALLAS The Dallas Eagles a habit in the im FROM the Higgason.

JajSi, i way 67, white face buir; a years old. -Hing in nose: notify L. F. Higgason. Phone FOR SAUI Fill T9P WORK SAUHOIRS Oiy 7-4W? Represenlalives of the State of Arkansas and by the Senate, a majority of All the Members Elected to Each House Agreeing Thereto: That the following is hereby proposed as an amendment lo Ihe Constitution of the State of Arkansas, and upon being submitted lo Ihe electors of the State for approval or rejection at the next general election for Representatives and Senators, if a majority of the electors voting thereon in such election adopt such amendment, the same shall become a part of the Constitution of the Slate of Arkansas, to wit: qualified electors of Ihe to eonslilute Ihe State Highway Commission for lerms of two, six, eighl and ten years respectively.

The terms of the persons 80 appointed shall be determined b'y lot. The Commissioners to be appointed from the Stale at large; prc-vlded, however, lhat no two Commissioners shall be uppoinled front any single Congressional Dislrict. In the event of rejection by the Senate of a person whose name has been so submitted, the nor shall within five days after receipt of written notice from the Secretary of the Senate, of such rejection submit Ihe name of another appointee lo fill such vacancy. In Ihe event the Governor should within five days thereafter fail lo appoint or full to submit to the Senate for confirmation the name of any person to be appointed, the Senate shall proceed to make the appoinlment of its own choice. SECTION 3.

Terms of Office of Members. Upon the expiration of the foregoing lerms of said Commissioners, a successor shall be appointed by the Governor in the manner provided for in Section 2 for a term of ten years, which term of ten years shall thereafter be for each member of the Corn- mission. SECTION 4. Removal of Members Hearing Review and Appeal. A Commissioner may be removed by the Governor only for the same causes as apply to other constitutional officers after a hearing which may be reviewed by the Chancery Court for the First District with right of appeal therefrom to the Supreme Court, such review and appeal te be without presumption in favor of any finding by Ihe Governor or the trial court, and provided further, in addition to the right of confirmation herelnabove reserved to the Senate, the Semite may upon the written request of at least Five (5) of its members that a member or members of the UhlrilJUUd Ly CHAPTER F'IFTEBN THE WEEK before the wedding Paul was conscious of feeling unusually tired.

This Irritated him, for he did not tire easily and if he experienced any physical lassitude it soon passed. He did not sleep well, nnd when he did sleep, dreamed. He woke In the middle of the night and felt fever in his veins. There was a good deal of so-called Virus flue, grippe or whatever von wished to call It around the city and he concluded, with exasperation, that ne had a touch of It. Ho could not recall ever having been 48 43 38 FAITH BALDWIN MB 111 except for malaria hold Commission should be removed therefrom, proceed, when in session, to hear any and all evidence pertinent to the reasons for removal.

The member or members whose removal is so requested shall be entitled to be heard in the mailer and to be represented before the Senate by legal These proceedings conducted by the Senate shall be public and a transcript of the testimony so heard shall be prepared and preserved in the journal of the. Senate. The taking of evidence either orally or by deposition shall not be bound by the formal rules of evidence. Upon the conclusion of the hear- on, maybe ho had malaria, certainly he was both hot and cold and It does return, they In the morning tie woke with a sore throat ana a stuffy noso. Ho took his temperature: It was not high.

Ke felt wretched and extremely cross. He went to the telephone, called Jonathan and reported dourly. "1 seem to nave caught something or other." Jonathan came to ace him within half an hour. He took his temperature, looked at his throat, and than. asked the usual questions.

Then no said. "You'd better atny put for a again?" while." "Don't be absurd. Give me something, paint my throat, or whatever." "You'll stay In bod 03 long as you have a temperature," uald Jonathan, "and don't give me any back talk. How lortg have you been feeling like this?" "Like this, as of now or maybe iMt night; but half stok cor a week, maybe five days. I don't know.

I thought this was a twenty-four-hour thing." Jonathan ufced, "Did you have breakfast?" "Pldri't want It." "I tee." He rose. "I'll be back presently. No phone calls, no nothing. Just otay put. Mrs, Bugle will take over "I have forty-six thousand things to dq." "They can wait I'll coll your office." He stood by the door and looked at Paul.

After while he went and talked with Mrs, Eagle. When he was gone she went into the kitchen and sat down on a She said, "No aa II spoke with someone. She "But you think you know?" "Yea," said Jonathan, "I think know. 1 think you have polio. And 1 pray to God that you haven't." "Just because there's an epidemic Paul began.

He said Incredulously, "But It can't be." Ho put out his hand, and hta brother toojt it In his own, observing, sick ai heart, the tremor ot tho flngori, 1 the little shaking, Me sold again, "It can't be, Jon, It can't." Ves It was. They put him In a polio pavilion and for the duration ot, the fever he saw no one except nurses am doctors. He was In great pain somewhat relieved by hot packs. There were others with him in the ward, for tho moat part young boys, Homo very young Indeed, There were ono or two oldeV men, Jonathan came In and out, And tor that week Paul did not road the loiters nor the wires nor ace clearly the flowers tho nurses showed him. "How bad will It bo?" "Wo don't know the extent of tho Involvement as yot," said Jona- 1 may never walk "That's unlikely, Paul.

may be a long time, of treatment and adjustment. But permanent damage Is comparatively rare," Like that each day, the sober question, the sober answer. And then the practical qucullan: "This will cost the earth, Jon "I've notified the National Foundation, Paul. They will look after you, you have nothing to worry about." "My dimes marched back," said Paul grimly and closed his eyes. Somewhat later, at the end of the week when his head waa clear and his fever had left, "What have you told Father and Mother?" "The truth they will come ncrodlblo world, he thought, I was very successful tn my tleld.

And hat's tunny, that's really funny, was successful Because 1 had wlce as much energy as most men. drove myself, and everyone else, 1 could move mountains. could lift a man and carry mm, 1 could go to three ttmcB an many as aom-one Bcoauie. 1 had a good pair of That'was my success, a good pair of Ho thought ot his grandfather, who had dlod for his ITalth I wouldn't have been afraid to ho thought, no more than he, old Timothy. But 1 am afraid to live, Submit, submit.

I low many times had he that lo people'in deep grief, to people in despair? Accept, submit, ho had said. Ho had uald It from the pulpit and across tho desk In hlu study, and In'darkened homed "It Is God's will, submit," he had said, believing, "accept na submit." This was God's will: and Cincinnati Boston PittsburRh SUNDAY'S noKton PHt.sbm-Hh Philadelphia 7-1) Clnclnniitl 10-2 Now Yorfe' Brooklyn at St. Louis, j)o, rain. idiate past seasons of leading League with a flourish down the stretch may be up to their old tricks. The Eagles riding high wideband handsome on July 5 but since "then they've had the worst record in the circuit they've lost six of Ujeir last eight games.

Only couple of rainouts and ineptitude of their closest pursuers to take advantage of the situation has kept Dallas on top. Today the Eagles are games to the good but that's the closest I since July 4 and Dallas now looks I puny. Yesterday Pallas took 4 double drubbing from San Antonio 4-2 and SECTION 1. That Ihe Constitu- ing, the Senate, sitting al a body tion of Ihe State of Arkansas be in executive session, may remove amended modifying Section 19 of i said member or members of the Article 7 and Section 3 of Amend- 1 Commission by a majority vote mem No. 24 of Constitution, i conducted by secret ballot.

white second trimming so as to provide fur the election of a County Clerk in all of the said counties of the State, as follows: "The provisions for the election of a County Clerk upon a population basis are hereby abolished and there may be elected a County Clerk in like manner as a Circuit Clerk, and in such cases, the Cqjinty Clerk may be ex officio Clerk of the Probate Court of such county until otherwise provided by the General Assembly." This Amendment shall be in full force and effect upon and after its adoption. March JO, 1WJ. SECTION S. Vacancies on the Commission due resignations, death or removal ihall be filled by appointment of he Governor for tb.e unexpire4 term v.lthin thirty days from the date of such vacancy. Upon failure of the Governor to till the vacancy within thirty days, the remaining Commissioners shall make the appointment (or the uaexplred term.

SECTION Tbp CommJisloft shall appoint a Director of ways who shall. have mcb or skid. "He wasn't nure, he may be mistaken he haa to be mistaken." Then went upitalri anil logked In at Paul, but he waa to she went and waned. Jonathan returned, went In quietly Mid aat down beside the bed, Mid Paul looked at him and aaid, "I feel considerably worse you pain?" lit anawered irritably, eourae I have pain, aiwayt ache with frippe." face waa flmhed, and the fvreat atood it "The back Jonathan got up. He "All riftlt.

Paul," went dowDstalrt tut to see you 03 soon an they are permitted." "Does Connie know?" "Yes. Rhoda. telephoned her," "I see He waa silent. Then he said, "I wish you hadn't." "She'd have to "I won't be pitied," he laid. written you, there are several Paul was alone.

He wan alone In a ward of polio ho alone with himself. Whin he woke at night and lay and the numa moved softly down the row of he scarcely knew that they existed, or the other Why met Dear God, why met which had obeyed tilt clear of brain, which had carried him where be wished, to go and away; which could neither accept nor Bubnilt, Tho boy In tho Iron lung lived a of tho rcuplrator. Tho amallcr Doy at tho end of (he ward spoke to tho therapist, "My toe wiggled! 1 it now my too wiggled!" Paul closed hie eyes. There was no therapy for thin agony of spirit, no alleviation, no drug, no warmth, lie tried. the nniHcluu ot your body but those of the spirit and the heart; they are not uirophlod, they have suffered no change.

He thought of the promise, "I will not leave you comfortless 1 and being comfortless, prayed four reassurance. Help me, he said In MB heart, lit-lp the, Rosalie met Elizabeth and Philip at the station and took them to Jon's, where they would remain for some days, Elizabeth asked fearfully, "Do you know how much damage there Is, Jon?" "No, Mothep, I'd like you and Dad to see Dr, Evans before yon leave, Ho'll tell you all he at this Juncture. The left leg isn't nearly so involved we'd thought It's coming along One, The right, that's different. Evans called to other men, Including a ten pedlo He said wasn't indicated In this must put our trust In time, py, and Paul'a, qo-operaUon. patient, long-drawn-out bun hard for anyone," commented, "particularly "Paul nas QM idea he'i up.

It can retard hit reco prevents adjustment We have talk him out of it," Jon SOUTHERN Atlanta Chnttnnoottn New Orleans Mobllo Nnsbvillu Birmingham Memphis LIUlu Rock LdHt Night's 1 Atlanta 5-3'Mobile 0-1' Chattanooga 4-2 Little ffc Nashville 13-0 Memphis Birmingham 0 Now Tonight's dames: Orleans at Birmf (only K'imo scheduled) COTTON STATES tEAl Meridian Natchez Monroe Greenwood Pino Bluff Ki fl Dorado Hot Springs Grcoiu'lllu Last Night's Gnmeg Pino Bluff 5, Monroe Z' Merdlon 3, Greenwood Kl Dorado 8, Hot Spring; Natchez 0, Greenville 4 Tonight's Games Alt slur same at World 49 -43 SW. ARKANSAS Team 1 Prides Nushvillo Mineral Springs Tomlcs Hope Hot Springs San Antonio Ft. Worth 4 mm Oklahoma Cliy Beaumont Buffalo 7 $. Montreal Ottawa 9 Colu Ml fit hud wh i him Into Md to home did aome telephoning. Then (Muni)' tMtck aod aaUij a into tbf hospital, Pf, Will! meet iw which had taken him Into the pulpit, which had Mg, him ta Connie, He wouldn't think of her.

He thought, this a senseless thing, I inigbt so eauUy have In the plarf didn't have died or at any For it fevtr, it it 4 gravely, i -We'll try," isn't to us he must itoten." "I don't understand Ulll out of character, Wn feot to suffer what ca4 a cap, chair and don't admit.

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