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E. Palmor, Pictldont Altx H. Woihburn, At Star Building 212.214 South Walnut Street. Hope, Arkantai 0 A 0 ARKANSAS Chkk Young OZARK IKI TAUl- SPIKE KLEATS 15 TAKINO IN TM'NINTH WITH A TWO-HIT SHUT' OUT GOING FOR THIS Alt TH WAV, BA 5 PlTCHEftST SMOG HAS AllOWCO ONIY ZIPf HITS fues our ro IN wf AS BELTED FORA AHD ME POTENTIAL WINDING RUN IS ON BASE OUT OUR WAY By J. R.

Wiltiami Michael O'Matter and Ralph Anwar to Prtvlout Punlt i HAT'S WFYJNIC 'f WITH THAT KIPJ5 HIM WHAT WC CAU, HIM AW' I WMUT HP i frr MAvr: I'LL ww.rr OWM Tllk: Mil AM nit" 'Ml, AMP Till'. QUART Of fjAWX.LE-.V WOULDW AOK HIM WRl'TG A KIQTE TO "THE, OARSJAGE MAN. HSSTB'S SOU? RS- TAlWBflt THSKS'S VVHBK6 THAT PLINJT, BE AW.E TO NOW VV1LL CARE ENTBrrAINJ YOU'VE SOAKEi? CHIEP WITM SftXETOVOU ifl On oceon 12 fotmtr 25 Mlmlckcr RUMiin ruler 20 Jowlih term of reproach Silt 1 ajnviwlnn hemp 'aorfldllt 30 Winter 42 Shrub RCIHU 43 brwly 48 Ceremony 40 root part 47 WASH TUBBS 81 Leslie Turner WE KNOW HE JOE THE LEFT HIS CAB MOlE.TUSBSl HERE, BUT PUNNO HIS NAME BUILOIW HE WENT IN! AN WE ON'T RfJD AND McKBE, LOOKIMG VESW URE Wt-'LL. FINP HM IN BACK M.L THE fc THINC3S DISCONSOLATE, IUDEEP! WELL KNOWN IN POLICE CIRCLES! TT7 WE LOST THE VIPER, KOONTZ! THIS DAV IW THE HIS YTORV cr mi VOU IM THE PAST! VOU'VE BEEN A JEWEL! A JOSEPH DE WOLLE LISTEP- WHY MOTH RO cvrr rt OUR iOAKDINO MOUSE Wim Major HoopU IMTlUr VOU COULD DLUY A ACK IM A THOPOUGMKPf-o) KACE.SHe' HGAWE- 'HAC- MOP MF- SOOTS AND HER BUDDIE) By Edgar. Martin xs THE- I 1 WOM.

(btSCUS iftSS, VOOV, WRQONJO, BOOTS' -UGiSUNNY HOWE A A PIME HERE, THERE, IT AWL MAW I TW.OUBI-E FOR A CHEESE SVL.VSi.TER? A FUNNY IUSINESS By 'Herthberfier CHEESE SANDWICH By V. Knmlin ALLEY OOP WE HEARD HER OUT A LUSTY BAWL JU5T A6 WE CAME OVER TH' WAJ- OFF THIS 5TUFF. 1 I KNOW 3HE'S HERE, I HEARD I lT.M.*el.W.VM.M coming up! Cunt you on CLASSIFIED Ads Must Be In Office Daj Before Publication 5.00 6.00 7.50 9.00 10.50 12.00 13.50 15.00 For Rent CLOSE in. Vt block of town. 4 room furnished apartment.

Private bath. Newly decorated. No chil dren. Phone 7-3314. 22-31 DUPLEX unfurnished 5 rooms.

Hardwood floors, back porch and garage. 213 N. Hervey. Phone 7-3073. 21-Gt ROOM rvodcrn unfurnished house.

End of 13th Slrcct. Phone 7-5852. 21-3t THREE room apartment. Nicely furnished. box.

Bill: paid. 204 Bonner. Mrs. A. Babb.

22-tt 3 ROOM unfurnished apartment Private bath and entrances. 113 W. Ave. D. Phone 7-3470.

22-31 PolHical Announcements The Stilt It authorised to announce that the following are candidates for public office subject to the of the Democratic primary elections: For Tax AMeuor CR1T STUART For Circuit Clerk GARRETT WILLIS S. A. (Speedy) HUTSON For Representative TALBOT FEILD JR. For County Judge CLAUD H. BUTTON U.

G. GARRETT FRED A. LUCK 0 81A ft MJjEM 'A A US AI SPORTS ROUNDUP By OAVLK TALBOT. LARGE 4 room house. Water, nnd lights.

Close in on paved road. Phono 7-2071. 22-3t 2 HOOM furnished apartment with balh. Electric refrigerator and washing ma-chine. Utilities paid.

Phone 7-3193. 23-31 4 ROOM house. Hot and cold water. Large garage. One block west of High School.

Phone 7-4426. 23-31 6 ROOM house. Can be used as duplex. Vacant August 1. Carl Burner.

Phone 7-3443. 23-3t Notice Alex H' Woshburn, Editor It Publisher Paul H. Janes, Managing Editor W. Hoimer, Mech. Supt.

Jeis M. Davli, Advertising Manogor second class matter at at Hope, Arkansas, under the Act of March 1, Member of the Audit Burton ol Circulations Subscription Rates (payable In advance) By carrier In Hope and neighbor- mo towns Per Week 25 Per Year 13.00 By main in Hempstead, Nevada, Lafayette, Howard, and Miller courv- One Month Three Months Six Months One Year All other mail One Month Three Months iix Months One Year 85 1.60 2.60 4.50 1.10 .3.25,. 6.50' 13.00 Nat'l Advertising Representatives: Arkansas DaHiles, 1602 Sterick Memphis 2, SOS Texas Bank Dallas 2, Texas; 360 N. Michigan Chicago 60 E. 42nd New York 17, N.

1763 fenobscot Detroit 2, Terminal Oklahoma City 2, Okla. Member of the Associated Prtst: The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication ot all the local news primed in thli newspaper, as well as all AP newi 1. fiu! I has. For Sole JAUL and spread sand $1.25 yard Gravel available, Foy Hammon! Phone 7-2650. J9-1M VOODLAND WATERMELON GAR DEN.

Real cold watermelons out where the crickets and katy did call. 2Va miles East on 07 Dick Erwin. 24-G Waitress Wanted For Sheriff C. COOK For Alderman Ward 1 JOE BRITT R. C.

(Bob) DANIELS JOE JOUES For Alderman Ward FRED JOHNSON DWIGHT HIDGDILL PAUL RALEY PAT DUFFIE By JOHN CHANDLER (For Gayle talbot) NEW YORK 1948 when Citation and Coaltown were stocking up the folding green for Cnlu- f.irm, most everyone but the Jones boys were thinking the two crlts should meet in a match rncc. But papn Ben, the head Calumet trainer, and son Jimmy, weren't considered then, and nobody can the Joneses are loco these Now, instead of two of the greatest colts racing has seen in years they've got two of the best 3-year old fillies the sport has produced in many a Delight A Gleam. A lot of racing people nre during the fillies are probably better than the 19S2 crop of such as Blue Man. Mill Gnll, Windy City II, One Count. Maybe so; 1952 isn't over yet.

Now these people are clamoring for a showdown race between Real Delight and A Gleam. There's ns much chance for this as in 194H when Ben and Jimmy laughed off that they send Citation For Alderman Ward B. L. RETTIO State Senate TOM J. SILVEY DR.

CROW ChaffSellor (First Division, 6th District) WESLEY HOWARD A. P. STEEL against Coaltown. Coaltown, it will be recalled, sailed out and opened up six K'nyths or so on Citation in the 1952 Kentucky Derby. Then Citu- tion begun to move and Coaltown got himself second money at Churchill Downs.

The entry wns jus! insurance, fqr Ben Jones likes In win Derbies more than anything. Arguments rngeH, for not a few turf addicts thouKht Citation was supposed to win the Coaltown. Having seen a good majority of Citation's races in 1948. as well as many of Coaltown's, this department is defl r.itfly on the Citation bnndwHjjon. Jimmy campaigned in the Ensi nfler the derby with Citation, am! Ben took care of things with Coaltown.

"Why should the two horses be knocking each others brains suid Jimmy, "when they can spll up and do it to the opposition?" Calumet had something there and they've the same situatlot today. Lexington, stable earned in 1948. Caliimo over the million murk ii and again in to exceed million 1047, District Softbill Play Soon The annual District ASA soft- bnll tourney gets underway nt Texnrkunu August 1-2 nd nil entries must register by July 30, Entry, fee will be $3 per 'tcnm plus SO cents per man. The win- nar nnd runnerup will be eligible to enlw the meiH and state tourney. Entries should bo moiled to Eugene Berry, Parks nnd Recreation, Texarkanu, At- knsns.

STUEART For Congress OR EN HARRIS race to overtake Atlanta In first plnce of the Southern Assocnltion. Mobile ended a 2-weeks spell of no victories by defeating Mom- phis 7-2. Before tholr tailspins and Chattanooga held first in the Chattanooga as recently ns Sunday and Mobile in June. Bob Ludwick, top pitcher In thp 11 A Gleam at the California Southern, won his 13th for Mobile! V' at lhlmks lo efforts-in the main, Calumet already has bunked some year. Who's nuts? Not the Japes boys.

Barons Kit High Gear in Southern By The Associated Press Chattnnooga got back into high Legionnaires Suffer 9-0 Shellacking Hope Legionnaires took It on the chin again last night by a K-0 shutout ut the hands of Mineral Springs. The two teams meet gain here Friday night. The Klyers had no trouble from the start scoring one in the (li-st inning and really lccd it up with five runs on ns many hits In the fourth and single tallies three dollars In a single season. I After mopping up in Kentucky. lck MoClendem was the winner Maryland and New Ybrk witl vl on lx hils Real DollBhl.

Ben Jones took the 1 the osor gave up 7 to Chicago ns on hlls rollevca more of the same. Jimmy Jones hltn 1cl nvc ll Uv has been digging tip chunks of'gold Vwo nlt9 FRESH JUICY CALIFORNIA limit 1 Doxan to Cuitomtr KLEENEX 200 Sheet 3 pkas. At DONALD DUCK 46 Or. Con GRAPEFRUIT JUICE KOOL AID ALL FLAVORS Dpkgs, 1 two losses, lie outpticnctl Frank Biscan, regarded by some fans as Southern's best in 1951. Front running Atlanta had-, 'a weakness in its usually strong pitching department as Nashville tuok the leaders 7-3.

Nashville uounded Cracker pitching for 12 hits. Too pitching came from ill State Swelters By The Associated Press Arkansas continued' to swelter today. Temperatures the high wer forecast 'OR out-of-town work. $35 pet week. Room and board.

Gooc working conditions. Contact Hope Employment Office or 11 Cj Drive-In, Stephens, Ark. 23-Gt EXPERIENCED waitress. Top salary. Good tips.

Apply in person Holiday's Cafe, 4 miles east of Hope on 67. 24-Gt Hopson rf Anderson White, ab AB (7) Martin ph (0) Bt-asley Ib CJiinU'r lib Thomas Hoss If lludcllcston Nix cf (7) Mineral Springs 0 high was 103 ut New- Lewis Femole Help Wonted EARN EXTRA CASH addressing postals at home. Lowell Press Muncie, Indiana. 21-3t Wanted to Lease SPANISH L- lowest maximum was 9. Phillips ss in) Francis Bell Hnrton 2b Ixinnie Bell Ib Lewis Carpenter 3b lluell Peck If Preston Carpenter "Nutt rf McClendon LEE WELLS ii'liS.

IM1. by Ml by Kiiicl 34 (1 (I AB It II 4 2 (I 0 2 2 0 0 YELLOW RIPE CENTRAL AMERICA BANANAS GUM ALL KINDS AND FLAVORS SPRY 3 Lb. Con PASTURE for CO head of cattle. A. Israel.

Phone 7-2856. 23-3t A farm with 120 to 300 acres for 2 years or longer. Please give full description and amount of rent per year. Will pay $50 to owner. Write Marlin Williams, 115 Magnolia Street.

Hot Springs, Ark. 24-Gt Wanted SYNOPSIS After years ot absence, Blalse Handell Is returning by stage coach to his California ranch. IDs pal, Hal King, accompanies him. Blalse dreams of wedded bliss ahead with tils old sweetheart. Melanie.

When a coarse fellow passenger tries to preps his attentions on the only younR lady riding In the coach with them. Hal and Blalse spring to her delense. As onward, bandits seeking a cold consignment, hold up the coach, killing the guard. Then Ftandell is assigned to Vunrd'tlie treasure, even though he confides to the driver that he Is an ex-convict. Ihe charge against him.

murder. On reaching Tus destination. Blaise Is told by his old enemy. Leonls, to "gcL out. ed This ruthless tyrant had framed him on the murder rapi railroaded him off to a len-year term In San Qticntln.

He nnd Hnl acree to leave town, but promise to conic back. BEAUTIFUL quality Holstein Heifers, $75 up. Mutation Mink, up. Voight Farms. Lomira, Wis Texas.

9-15t REGISTERED O. I. C. Pigs. Gilts, sows, and boars.

Edgar Lafferty miles South on highway 29, Palmos, Arkansas. 21-3t 1950 WILLYS Panel. Good condition. $695. See James M.

Smith at The Oaks. 22-3t READY to retire from the Postal service. Want to sell Home and Auto Supply business. 5 room modern home attached. Henry Rosston, Arkansas.

Phone Waterloo 2398. 22-61 ONE mule. See N. Cook, 007 Oak St. Rt.

-1, Box 03, Hope. 23-Ot ONE more experienced waitress. We have five of the finest girls in the state, but need one more. We pay the best salaries in the south and furnish meals too. Apply Mrs.

Carroll, Diamond Cafe. 23-tf TWO good steady dishwashers and one cook's helper. Apply Mrs. Carroll, Diamond Cafe. 23tf WAITRESS.

Pleasant surroundings Good wages. The Oaks. Phone 7-9922. I CHAPTER FOUR HAL stepped out of the coach. Blaise saw his slightly raised brow, but he only shrugged and turned to the station.

Hal fell in step behind him. Me spoke in a low voice. "Blaise, when did San Quentin turn a man loose with a pocketful of money? Or maybe I didn't get my share." "Why take a reward? I didn'l see you waiting to find out what your pay would be." "Impulsive you'll see thai morc'n more." "You'll fit in this Blaise said dryly. Hal chuckled. "1 think you're right." They "The company doc makes tho rounds every afternoon on hot 109 if the help is still fMCKLK AND HIS WINDS CHRIS WELKIN, Ploneteer By Winterbothon tj I .1 COUI.ONY HAVE PUWNEO eeTret WWSCLF, THE COPS YOU HAD TUB 7-3304.

HV HIM IT? 6CEAT 6ALAXIEZI COMMUNICATION COMMUHlCATE IN6 FROM THE EARTH! WELKIN MVvT USHT PEAM AN UNFAMILIAR WITH A KACHANT THEVRB POWH Carl Anderton Natchez Player Ouster From League By The Associated Press Natchez Centerfielder Fred Martini was tossed out of the baseball ame, tossed in jail and "is no longer with the club" after a hassle in the Natchez dugout with Manager Troy Mitchell. He was booked with using abusive language ajter hometown fans began riding him for making un error. Natchez lost the Covton States League game to. Hot Springs 5-2, in 13 innings last night. The Natchez Baseball club said PIANO.

Good condition. At a price, it had no comment to make other to sell. 815 W. Ave. E.

Martini was "not with the ball club." In other games last night, Greenwood beat Monroe 5-4, El Dorado dropped Greenville, 4-2 and Pine Bluff edged Meridian 9-8. Hot Springs second baseman was entered the building and saw the dining joom to the right. They found actable and gave their orde to a harassed waitress. Hal leanw his elbows on the table. "Speaking of Impulses, 1 flguret you'd jump five hack In Cala basas.

I was thinking what I' say to St. Peter In about a min- He stared across the road oward the general store. The door ad opened and a woman stepped lilt, carrying a bundle, toward a buggy hitched close by. Blalsc's eyes widened, lightened, and suddenly he raced across the road. Hal surprised.

Blaise circled the buggy, halted a few feet from the girl. His eyee drank her in, the sky-blue eyes that nad opened wide at the sight ot him, the corn-gold hair that escaped from below the little hat with the single the long, narrow face with the high cheek bones, the skin as fair as the sun- ight. "Melanie!" She said It In whispered wonder. Her eyes skittered beyond him, across the road, to the store, back to him. can't be here.

You. did you escape?" "Escape!" Blaise laughed. "Didn't you get my letter? I've been pardoned. I'm free as the air, Mel! Lord, I've dreamed of seeing you just like this." He took the bundle from her slack hands and then kissed her full on the mouth. Blalse, She laughed.

"It was Leonls. About three months after you left, he made open war. We were burned, shot at from ambush and finally ma hoodlums raided us. We could never prove It was him, ot course." e.ver could?" Blalse 3-5-40 AH fall Ortho Brand 3-1Q-40 Cotton Dusts. maturing grains.

The Seed Store, Nashville, Ark. 23-lt Lost gold PEO pin downtown Thursday. Please leave at Miss Henry's Gift Shop, 21-3t AIRPORT flying cap with goggles Jf found call R. L. Ponder at 242-31 SALE ICE COIO WATERMELON The CoQlegt Spot irvTown with the most attractive Tetting under THE OAKS Hlway 67 West at City Limits.

FORSAll Top tell Fill WORK RALPH SAUNOIR5 74m Hlf 74174 chased fi'dni the rowdy Natchez- Hot Springs for charging an umpire in the eighth inning. A wild throw proved disastrous for Meridian's ace pitcher, Bobby Harrison TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS I am located KEITH'S BARBER SHOP East Third Street Will appreciate you coming to sec me. Respectfully, R. S. JONES ANNOUNCEMENT Dr.

Emmett Thompson and Dr. Harold M. Brents announce the association of Qr. David Uoyd Qyerin tot practice ute." Blaise grinned. "Something's changed, Hal.

1 can see it and feel it. Leonis is -still a powerful man and he won't stop at anything. He was always that way but why hasn't he grabbed up all that Valley land SVhy didn't we see- a single head of beef from Cahuenga to Calabasas?" Hal shrugged. "Summer pasture up in the hills?" he suggested. Blalse shook his head.

"No. This ain't like northern Arizona or Montana, or even like Sierra country. There's nothing- gained by moving herds." The waitress brought their food And Hal pulled closer to the table. Both men ate swiftly, with a strange intensity. They had just finished when the drivei came up to the table, another man with him, "This Is the gent," the driver said, "that changed Vaaquez's mind." The man instantly shoved out his hand.

"I'm Kennedy, division manager for the stage line. YQU saved us a tot of money, RftRdeJl. We appreciate it. I'm suggesting the Company give you a reward- Leave your address and I'll aee you get it when It comes through." Blaiae stood up. He grinned, bis eyes mocking.

"Address? It might be this town, or Dorit know. But my thanks, anyhow." He signaled tp Hal. A moment later, they stood outside watching a new tUiver climb up into the high seal of the coach, pick up the reias. the coach rolled down the highway toward distant ventwJfc be "You me so by surprise. What will people think?" "People?" Blaise asked.

He chuckled. "I'd forgotten about that. Mel. you're more beautiful than ever. I thought you were still in Calabasas." "No we left there years ago, just after you went away." She looked beyond Blame's shoulder, startled.

Blalse turned. Hal stood at the end of the buggy, rolling a cigaret, watching them. "Hall, meet Melanie. Remember, I told you about her?" Hal smiled and took off his hat, his hair gleaming coppery in the sun. "I thought this was her, Blaise.

She's just tike you said." "Hal King, Mel. He came down with me. 1 told him we could work the ranch together, get It started and going again." She opened her lips, closed them, then turned to the buggy. "You'll find things changed, Blaise terribly changed. Get In.

We'll go She sighed "It finished us, though wo drove the ratctars off. We there'ct be more raida, more burnings. Leonia would never let us stay on land we nad filed on''by law. The whole Valley WM "1 know," Blalse cut in gently. "1 was In that trouble, too." "1 forgot.

Who should know better? Anyhow, Mark you remember Mark Davis? Mark and some of the others thought it best- it we let Leonts have the whole Valley he wanted It. Even Dad thought it would be wise," She made an all-inclusive gesture. "So we came over here. We've bepn left alone and most of us have proved up on our homesteads. The land is ours." Blalsc's eyes darkened.

"It's more than time," he said tightly, "that Leijnls is called to "It can't be done, Blalse," Melanie shook her bead. "He waa a big man when you left. He's even more powerful now. He's the king of Calabafias." 'We nad a sample," Hal said dryly. Blaise explained.

Melanie listened, not at all surprised, "He ts too big," she said. "You can 'Bee that." "Maybe," Blaise answered stub- born'y- "Say, now about that rancnspt.mine up in the hills?" 'The buildings still stand, but they eay Lfionla them a work camp and they're all run 1 "We'll change that," said, "Hal and me. I guess'we're atlll in the cattle shook her head. "Tour lope Mineral Springs 4 5 1 5 4 2 34 000 000 100 501 0 1 13 111-0 SHORTENING RAZOR BLADES REGULAR IDc PACKAGE PAL OR GILLETE 3 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 57 43 .570 Chattanooga 50 43 ,055 New Orleans 55 40 .54," Mobile 51 52 ,405 Nashville 48 54 .471 BirminKhum 47 54 .405 Memphis 47 50 Little Rock 44 55 .44 home. Dad glad to see you." will lie "Walt, that little ahaver! How Gut eighteen now and almost as tall you," "I'd forgotten," he M)4 and helped Melante into the buggy.

Climbtjd In, took the reins, pressed that Hal could and a seat. "Which way?" north the next road. We're five miles out." Hal feU that the girt all gone, Blaise. Leonia kept ua busy taking care of ourselves. I gneif they strayed or were run in with, other herd4." "More can be had," Mid cheerfully.

He looked around at the the plowing contoured to hiiu, be plenty of farmera this part of the valley. Where. Veur rtntje oegin? 1 hesjtatsU, "We're Winded, turned, eyef AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 50 Boston 51 Washington 50 Cleveland 50 Chicago 48 Phlludelphia 41 St. Louis 39 Detroit 20 35 38. 40 42 45 42 58..

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Ban SUGAR iff hid at tag bird problem to MM puwled, knowing dreamed ol marrying her. Ha) he couM be lucky tomeday. really wrote?" axked. "Sent it to nodded. "Glad te ma? Very long, If, "Farinera.

Pad, Mark, ail the o)4 bunch you knew. Turn drought eight years ago, 14 two wiped everybody out. The old wtnt WJjtr and the had a ehanct. Cattle died ot gtirvation. There 'One up beyond Ihf aion five tbguMad bei4 left standing out of two hundred tbou- saad," "It Wt nearly wiped him out, why be'a left I didn't tell Ui So Sports Holing in Texas League DALLAS W) There may bo no Denying the pennant hungry Shrcveport Sports this year in TL-XUS League bittur sprlrjt the Lotijslonaiis have never copped without benefit of Shaughnosgy Last night the Sports firoblied the league icud by bealinu tho 8-i, That fifth atraiahf tiry kiipckud Dallas off top shelf ui)4 put the sports up by a aurnc.

Oklahipma City boosted its poii- tlon to fourth with a ft-8 decision over SQJJ Ajitonlp. Tulss titopped Heuttton 7-0 and made mjvtmtb pisce hold just six out, Oklahoma City sewed up its ver- diet over Frazler's 353-foot homer ignited a 5't-un fifth inning, four coming on two an error, a stogie and ol and Bobbx galceru) jrf San Antonio also bit homers. A-record regular crowd of 16,019 enjoyed "goodwill night" saw hometown Ft, Worth be4t Beaumont a second straight night 3-2, wiwn bert Uamric with the loaded and two, in LEAN NO. 1 SIDES SALT MEAT SKINLESS WEJNERS" SLICED ENPS AND PIECES SMALL TENDER PORKCH SUN VALLEY MARGi.