Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 2

TWO CORSICANA (TEXAS) DAILY SUN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1961. Megro Charged In Fatal Stabbing Of Bus Operator HOUSTON, Oct. Johnny Morris, 23 a negro has been of slaying Florlart A. No- wok, 30 a bus driver stabbed to death Thursday gcforo terrified passengers.

Morris was charged before Justice lorn Maes with murder. The weapon, a yellow bone-handle knife with a 3 1-2 Inch blade, was found concealed In His bathroom, police said. Stabbed In Heart A knife was plunged Into Nowak's heart following a row between Morrla and a white passenger, as they boarded the bus on Mam. Morris asserted ho stabbed the bus driver In self defense. Police quoted him: "When the bus stopped and I started to get on a white man pushed mo back and he got on the bus and I followed him, giving the driver my transfer.

"The white man said something to me when I started back but I didn't understand what it was. The bus driver then Bald to me, 'Here Is your transfer, get on another "I started to get off the bus and when my back was turned the bus driver kicked or pushed me, knocklsg me down. "I then got out and reached in my pocket and pulled out my knife. We scuffled on the floor and then both of us got up. Tho bus driver then started at me and I met htm.

"When I met him I stuck him one time with my knife." Other Version Differ Statements by other witnesses differed. They said the bus driver was stabbed when he ordered a negro to gbt off the bus by the rear door. Justice Jackson Protests Refusal Of Texas Appeal i WASHINGTON, Oct tlce has protested that the Supreme Court, by refusing to consider an appeal by a Texas constable in a civil rights case, was bringing "a dangerous and novel importation Into American criminal law." The constable, Bruno A. Koehler got a $500 fine and six months in for beating up a negro, Efram Rasberry, the boating occurred after one of Koehler's hounds was Injured by the negro's car near Marion, Texas, the night of August 1949. Koehler and a friend, Hugo Ackermann, pursued the negro's i wr and overtook it Rasberry was I Wiled out put under arrest, and then beaten.

Koehler and Ackermann were 1 tried in federal court in Texas on a ehage that they violated Ras berry's civil rights. Ackermann got the sentence as the constable and both appealed to tre Supremo Court The high court, by vote of 7-2 today rejected their appeal. Justice Black noted he favored a hearing for the pair. Jackson agreed with Black but went further. He wrote law CAREFULLY MW HOTJ GET YOU ANYWHERE AS FAST, AS POSSIBLE.

BUT IT WILL PRO: Wlf GET YOU THERE fETE ALSO SAYS: pride ourselves not only on our accuracy but also our promptness In filling your prescriptions. Ion can thoroughly depend en our reliable service. HNSOfV PHARMACY PHONE 56 Hit. (AST DLLIVLK-r 818 North Main Street ADVERTISING Appointment of L. C.

Roberts (above) succeed the late J. M. Floyd as advertising director of Lone Star as Company hns been announced jy D. A. Hulcy, president.

Roberts has been with Lone Star for past 18 years, all of this time Doing spent In various capacities In advertising department. In 1942 he was made advertising supervisor and In that position he initiated and carried through many successful Lone Star advertising and sales promotion ams. 7 inancial Report Okayed Tuesday ly Commissioners The report of the city's cash potion as of Oct. 9, 1951, showing cash balance of $208,741.52, was pproved and filed by the city com- Isslon Tuesday. The cash on hand, receipts isburscments for the various de- artments follow: General Fund ash on htfhd Sept 9, 1951 $11,784.03 Receipts for September 23,201.52 34,985.55 Disbursements for Sept.

21,653.29 ash on hand Oct 9, 1951 $13,332.26 Street Fund lash on hand Sept. 9, 1951 5,280.24 Receipts for September 11,185.68 a 300-word protest. Jackson explained that In the Koehler-Ackermann case tho trial judjjo told the jury that intent to violate a federal constitution guarantee "is presumed and Inferred from the result of the action" complained about. That presumption of intent was Jackson's target. By refusing to grant a hearing on the appeal, the hiyh court let the effect of the statement stand Garrettls Rotary Speaker Oil Progress Week will be observed by Corslcana Rotarians Wednesday when Jack Garrett Dallas, president of Texas Bank and Trust, will speak on that subject at the club's regular meeting.

The session will be hole In the Nnvarro Hotel. Rex T. Bounds will be the program chairman. Officers Elected Methodist Class The following officers and teach ers were elected Sunday by the Brotherhood Bible class of th First Methodist Sunday school: H. A.

Garland, president: Tom Farmer, vice president; Wm. Carter, secretary-treasurer; C. Gartrell and L. I.Griffin, teach ers. The nominating commltto was headed by T.

Carlisle. CHEST CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE Winter, when the hardships weather force families into dire straights, is the agency's busies time. It is then Its service are sought dally, and It Is then when tho assistance offered receives It; greatest call. Many Corslcana families are self supporting now and able to provld their own way because the FSA was ready and willing to nssl when the family had no other place to turn. Thousands of families and Indl vlduals have received assistant from the FSA since It was organlz ed.

Contributions to the Corsica na Community Chest will make I possible for the Family Service to assist more as the occasion de mands. Investigate Claims Not everyone who applies for ale Is accepted. The FSA's constitution provides that no nssitanco shall be given where tho claim is fraudent ly presented. Tho FSA thoroughly isvestlgates all Its requests and thus Is able to help those who need held the most Its careful Investigations practical ly knocks out baseless requests and allows the agency to place Its funds and assistance in tho proper places. Aid Transients Tho FSA is the local representative of the Trevalers Aid and in this manner assists transients anc others who become stranded In Cor slcana and who need assltance In locating friends, relatives pr get ting to their destination.

The Family Service organization works hand-ln-hand with other local agencies to limit duplication efforts and thus allows each agen cy to spread its assistance over greater area and aid a greater num ber of persons. Your contribution to the Corslca- na Community Chest will mean tho Family Service can continue and can help make a better life for Corslcanans. The Chest's quota must be reach ed if tho participating agencies are to survive. You'll be asked to give but once so glvo all you can Space Maker REFRIGERATOR OIL CITY IRON WORKS 316 N. St.

Phone 124 CORROSION STUDIED ODESSA, Oct. group of 140 Corrosion engineers from 14 states, Is touring West Texas and New Mexico oil fields to see results of corrosion above and below ground Installations. The trip Is a project of the Permian Basin section of the National Association of Corrosion Engineers. BAYLOR GIVES "BONUS" WACO, Oct. President W.

R. White said Monday Baylor has given faculty members and employes a "token bonus" to meet Increased living costs. White said a general salary increase was considered but not made effective because of unsettled world conditions. RITES SATURDAY Funeral rites for W. H.

Youngblood, brother of Herman Youngblood of Corslcana, who died Thursday at his home at Brlce, were held Saturday In Brlce where burial was made. He was a native of Ellis county. Surviving are five children, a sister and five brothers. BAPTISTS REPORT GAINS DALLAS, Oct. Southern Baptist Sunday Schools In Texas Increased enrollment more than 50,000 In 1950.

The Sunday School Board in Nashville, sajd the Increase raised the total Texas membership to 804,363. Sun Want Ads Bring Results. RADIATOR SHOP A. M. DONOHO A SON 312 South Main St.

Phone 186 16,465.82 6,283.11 disbursements for Sep. Cash on hand Oct 9 ,1951 $10,182.71 Water Fund on hand Sept. 9,1951 $41,979.19 Receipts for Sept 11,816.56 56,795.75 21,396.78 Disbursements for Sept on hand Oct. 9, 1951 $34,398.97 Cemetery Fund Cash on hand Sept. 9,1951 1,288.11 Receipts for Sept 1,267.20 2,555.31 1,081,42 Disbursements for Sept.

Cash on hand Oct. 9, 1951 1,473.89 Library Fund 'ash on hand Sept 9, 1951 6,170.44 Receipts for September 31.76 Disbursements for Sept 6202.20 793.38 'ash on hand Oct. 9 1951 5,408.84 Interest and Sinking Fund 'ash on hand Sept 9, 1951 $36,281,43 Receipts for Sept 840.70 on hand Oct. 9, 1951 $37,122.13 Sewer Fund Cash on hand Sept. 9, 1951 8,512.59 Receipts for Sept 12.36 lash on hand Oct 9, 1951 8,524.95 B.

and R. I. Ry. Co. Spec.

Fund 3ash on hand Sept 9, 1951 380.59 Receipts for September 6.56 lash on hand Oct. 9, 1951 386.15 W. 2nd Avc. Imp. Fund I lash on hand Sept.

9, 1951 72.14 Parking Meter Fund Sash on hand Sept. 9, 1961 6,247.89 Receipts for Sept 2,403,03 7,650.92 5,000.00 Disbursements for Sept Cosh on, hand Oct. 9, 1951 2,650.92 Municipal Airport Fund lash on hand Sept. 9, 1951 2,644.28 Receipts for Sept 631.34 Disbursements for Sept 8,275.62 723,74 lash on hand Oct. 9, 1951 2,551.88 White Housing Fund Cash on hand Sept 9, 1951 $.

4,949.58 Receipts for-Sept 777.63 Disbursements for Sept 8,727.21 291.97 Cash on hand Oct. 0, 1961 5,435.24 Colored Housing Fund Cash on hand Sept. 9,1951 2,726.69 Receipts for Sept. 98.96 Disbursements for Josh on hand Oct 9, 1951 2,795.65 Playground and Recreation Fund Cash on hand Oct. 9, 1951 563.99 Bond Proceed Fund lash on hand Sept 9, 1951 $65,394.29 Disbursements for Sept 3,639.09 'ash on hand Oct.

9, 1951 $81,755.20 Revenue Improvement and Extension 'ash on hand Sept 9, 1951 $10,926.47 Receipts for Sept 3,382.75 $14,309.22 Disbursements for Sept 3,311.08 Cash on hand Oct, 9, 1951 $10,998.14 Interest and Redemption Fund 1950 Sewer Revenue Fund Cash on hand Sept. 9, 1951 3,459.18 Receipts for Sept 1,498.55 on hand Oct. 8, 1951 $4,857.73 Reserve Sewer Revenue. Bonds Cash on hand Sept 3,831.02 Receipts for Sept. 299.71 Jap DorJon Dies Monday Evening J.

(Jap) L. Dorton, 74, retired farmer, Sled at his home in Ennis Monday night. Funeral rites were held at 3 p. m. Tuesday from the Bethel Baptist church in Ennis with burial In the Myrtle cemetery at Ennis.

The rites were conducted by Rev. Joe Hlxon Surviving are his wife of Ennis: O. Dorton, Bowie, and or on Alm two daughters. Mrs. Virgie.

Andrews, Houston, and Mrs. Clara B. Flovin, Ennis; several rrandchlldren, a nephew, Albert Bates, Palmer, and several nieces and nephews In. Tennessee. Corley Directed.

Sun Want Ads Bring Try a Want Ad and convert it into cash. Just Phone 163. TUCKER BROS. Everybody Knows Tuckers Know TRUCKS! Corsicana, Texas 7th and Main MACRAY DEPT. STORES CORSICANA, WAXAHACHIE, HEXIA, ATHENS, ENNIS Elected Again! By An Overwhelming Majority THE HEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN BY THEIR EAGER, HAPPY BUYING OF THE BARGAINS AT NACRAYS, SINCE THE OPENING OF THEIR STORES WITH THE NEW DEEP CUT PRICES THURSDAY, OCTOBER lllh HAVE ELECTED HACRAYS AS THE OUTSTANDING LOW PRICE STORE-WIDE HIGH VALUE GIVING STORES IN THIS SECTION OF TEXAS.

2.97 Garza Sheets $1.87 These are 81x99 bleached sheets, pillow slips to match at 39o 49c Prints 37c These are the regular 80 square, fast colors, preshrunk, In new fall colors. Plain colors and florad designs. 75c Wash Silk 45c There are several hundred yards of this 88 Inch to 40 In. wide rayon In fast colors, In a large assortment of patterns and plain colors, 5.95 Mackinawa $3.75 This rack of heavy mackl- naws In plaid colors Is your Insurance against winters cold wind. Sizes from 30 to 44.

9.85 Toppers $6.75 AH new patterns, styles and colors. The snappiest, dressiest coats for fall wear. Hurry for these before sizes are broken. Slenderizing Hose From Nature's Ever- Beautiful New Fall Colors These miracles of new beauty In shades and tints are adapted. Infcri- glngly different In the three length styles Is this line of lovely hose and priced so low for this sizes 8 1-2 to 10 1-2.

sale, $1.29 Hose Priced now 85c NOTHING TO HIDE SO people working while the store was closed and using 100,000 yellow sales tags to mark down prices with deep price cuts on all Items, of Macrays new fall merchandise that has already come In, plus that which Is arriving dally to being unpacked and thrown Into this determined effort to bring the high cost of living down. We Invite you to come In and see what tremendous savings you make on each article you buy at Macrays. This Is regular merchandise. All the stock of an five stores Included. "Nothing to Hide" as Macrays cat prices and gives you real values.

Shoe Bargains Throngs of Women Buying These Shoes at Every seat In the shoe department was filled arid people waiting. We examined these shoes and they were remarkable, for this price. A large selctlon of good styles from our regular stock, all sizes and widths In. the lot but not In each style. Selling at an average saving of at least $3.00 on each pair.

This Store Fired With an Impulse to Overcome the Cost of Living As Evidenced By The Extremely Low Prices on the Following Articles: BLEACHED FLOUR SACKS, $1.69 CORDUROY PINWALE, In a good assortment fall shades 15o CANVAS, Heavy while It lasts BOYS' $1.69 BLUB JEANS'- Fine Quality, sizes 1 to 6 BOYS' $1.98 FLANNEL SHIRTS, up to 18 years old, In plaids CE and solid colors 99 MEN'S SHIRTS Sizes 11 to 17 LADIES $2.69 JEANS, 8 ox. side zipper, In sizes 10 to 20 LADIES $2.49 SWEATERS, all wool, largo group colors, styles LADIES $4.05 DRESSES, wash silk, new fall dark shades, in sizes 13 to 20 99.4*9 all $1.85 $1.65 CHILDREN'S $1.98 DRESSES, sanforized, vat dyed LADIES $2.98 BLOUSES, In crepe and nylon, wash material, fff size 82 to 52 9 99 CHILDRENS $5.95 WINTER COATS, weight In several colors size 3 to 7 cotton, $1.45 heavy $3.75 Skirts That Will Meet Your Friends' Approval I know you will adore the skirt you select from this marvelous array of beautiful I new skirts. Choosing a skirt I here Is very easy as you will I find style and color combi- nations to please your indlvl- I dual style and taste, GIRL'S $1.98 SKIRTS, new fall styles, large assortment of Plain Colors and pleasing Design $1.35 LADIES $5.05 SKIRTS, you will be happy with any stylo solid color and pleasing pattern $3.75 GIRL'S $2.08 SKIRTS, these are fine gabardines and well styled, slxe 83 to 88 FASHION SUCCESSES OF THE SEASON! $18.95 Suits If yon want to look attractive, If you are discriminating In your wardrobe, then come to this store and see this sale beautiful new SUITS, all new, all sizes. Here are NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Van Houten and JOSEPH GOLDBERG SUITS OF VERY FINE CLOSELY WOVEN Gabardine materials, In the most popular new fall colors. Frlced for this sale at DRESSES IT.

STYLES FROM CALIF. Supreme in value! Supremely If a fine dress at a small price can Interest you: Wo sincerely believe this sale of new I dresses of such materials as In the follow-' lug groups will be of supreme interest to you. Dresses These are all brand new fall and winter drosses, and going Into this sale at real deep out prices. A very large assortment of colors of reds, greens, autumn browns and various other colors. Styles for the Miss, Matron and teen-ager.

Sizes 9 to IS, 36 to 40, going on sale $7.95 Do You Want To Look Attractive? This sale of new Dresses Is mighty Interesting to the woman or miss who desires to appear well dressed at all times and save money at the same time. Ladies $6.95 Dresses We feel sure you will find your size, style and color. These dresses are well tailored with choice of several materials and colon. Sizes 10 to 20 and S8 to 00. You Will Sense Immediately Our Determination To Bring the Cost of Living Down as Soon As You Read the Following Low Prices: BOYS SWEAT SHIRTS, and gray, a good buy Tr9C LADIES $2.08 HOUSE DRESSES, full sanfor- ized, attractive styles, ASL all cotton, $1.49 KITCHEN CURTAINS, In white, blue, pink and yellow, 26 pair 9JL.JLO $1.98 BEDSPREADS, 82x105 crinkle crepe, fast color, In blue, A pink and green $3.40 KHAKI SHIRTS, sizes 14 OT to 17, very good shirt lOo DISH CLOTHS AND WASH CLOTHS, while they last 59o TOWELS, heavy terry cloth, a tel colors, cannon make 9TF MEN'S 69o SHORTS, broadcloth, white and patterned, sanforized 496 MEN'S 49c UNDERSHIRTS, a long fibre yarn, sizes 34 to 44 MEN'S $3.49 WORK SHIRTS, Big Smith, heavyweight denim 9 CHILDREN'S $5.95 COWBOY BOOTS, all good solid leather 9 MEN'S $7.95 DRESS SHOES, high top In kid and Men's Suits LOOK YOUR BEST THIS WINTER! Men, where else can you find the very latest in fall and winter weight suits, gabardine materials, except at Macrays Dept.

Stores and only their determination brings the price down to the low 3 price Sizes 88 to 44.