The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 7

WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1949 BI.YTHKVIU.E (AUK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE SEVEN Union Men Guilty In Contempt Case Chancellor Rules Five Violated a Picketing Injunction Sweden's King Would Trade Places With One of Subjects for a While May 18 If, John K. Butt yesterday ruled five union members and their business agent guilty of contempt of court for violating an Injunction picketing. The six are C. Carnes. Pay etlevllle, business agent for the local of the Hod Carriers International Union.

J. U. Krltzcr, Fay- ellevillp. J. M.

Thomsberr)'. Elkins Winters, Robert Eaton and Jessie Barnes of Springdale. Judge Butt sentenced Incm eacl In ten days In Jail and assessed fines of $5(1 each. Tile penalties however, were suspended pending an appeal to the supreme court. The chancellor Issued a temnor ary injunction against picketing Ih construction of a building for In Oznrk Rural Electrification Coop Monarch, vacationing ai Nice on tlie French Rivlfra, eraiive Sheriff Bruce Crider said five men were arrested 'when the tennis match with of hit ntnunip.

He rtoenn't belnj began pickellnR in violation of the sptc he'd rather he Just another spectator, injunction and that Carnes was arrested at the union headquarters picture and Text Tlie injunction was sought by Curl Time. Payetteville, constructor on the building project. Seekers for Offices, flection Postponed May Ifi. Ti'lKntc, linly. liuvc no polllicul unbltluns.

'1'tie electioiis foi- Un 1 mayor nnd he inunlelpnl ixumcll Imd lo be for llio thli'rt I hue. oo- tse Hide no cnndldntcs. i'lKtttP Is village' lu'ar nri KHIIIO. Nonhrrn ltnly, wlih population of 2,000, Evening Swim Suit U.S. Rejects Spain's Request for Big Loan WASHINGTON.

May 18. f.vt— 'Hie UiiUoit Stnlcs lins Icnst (nr In- fonr.nl bid for multi-million dollar loan. Officials In position to know said (he gavprnrncnt's iwii-lniport bank nnd the Slnle Pititinrnt have Inforincri rcprcsi'illatlvr thnl Spain's present ccoiionili 1 sHiimlnn makes her poor -rodII risk. Four State 4-H Champs To Attend National Camp IATTLE ROCK, Mny Four 4-H Club champions have been selected to represent Arkansas at the National 4-H camp In Washington June 15-22, Ij. L.

Rutledge assistant 4-H Club agent, said yesterday. They are A. D. Stanley. 18.

Montgomery County; Margaret Ann Dial, 17 Jefferson County; Adrian Hamblen, 19. Washington County, and Emma Kathryn Mantooth. IS. Jackson County. By DAVID S.

BOVKR NKA Staff Correspondent NIECE, iHR pretends not to notice the en like a king isn't all It's cracked ton rage of police, reporters and rieiuls who drive after hnn. Half a dozen of France's More than 1500 cities In the United Stales have parking meter Installations. Takes Clay's Gen. Clarence Kuebner, above, replaces Gen. Lucius D.

Clay in Germany. He will be acting U. S. military governor and acting commander ot U. S.

armed forces in Europe. General Huebner, deputy and chief of staff to General Clay, is a veteran ol both World Wars, rising from private to general. He commanded the famous First Division in Invasion of Normandy. service guards surround and ollow him wherever he goes. This If a vacation for the plaln- lothesmen, too, for the king ur.ly oes out, for hours a day.

Jean Bajdy, who has tailed important ersons France for 15 years, an remember the days before the war, however, when guarding King ustaf was no vacation. "We used too start early In the rtornlng," he remembers, "and Iln- sh early In the morning. The king could stay with a party or over Monte Carlo roulette wheel with best of them. I've guarded Trotsky, the Duke and Wally. King Leopold, Boris of Bulgaria, the presidents of France.

King Parouk and Madame Peron, None of them could hold candle to Gustaf." up to be. Some Gustaf r.f Sweden Is one of gladly trade places for a while with an dinary citizen. 90, King Gnslaf. who is ere snaking up Rlverla sunshine annual vacation, makes no ones about the fact he'd like to ide into a porch chair without a octor and nurse and half a dozen assistants hovering around Im. He'd like to go to a tennis latch and just be a spectator, not omelhlng for the spectators to pectulate about.

Speculation Is In the minds le thousands of Frenchmen and mrlsts In Nice who occasionally atch a glimpse of the tall, gaunl itular head of tlie independent awedish nation as he motors along he beach drive In his 12-cylinder ackard. Everyone Is wondering how much longer this venerable old man, who still musters a smile anc a royal wave for the crowd, wll be able to maintain sufficient healtl 'or public appearances The king, meanwhile, cough raspingly against the bronchia tickling in his throat, and recalls "yeiierda'y days, not so many years ago, when he wasn't a tennis spectator, but a full-fledged participant. This is the first year In 41 con- necutlve visits to the Riviera (not including the war when he has not staged a vigorous show on tennis court. This year, the king who was French-horn and whose father came before him to the same Hotel d'Angleterre In Nice, Is confining his activities to tea parties. knitting, motoring and bridge.

Even for these pursuits, he is pursued. More than 500 anxious people silently watched him step falteringly onto a royal carpet from his special railroad ar on his arrival here. Each day, they watch with concern as he hobbles to his limousine, helped usually by his personal physician. Dr. Hjalmar Gas- serman, and bundled into a furry anto robe by his private mires.

King Gustaf won't allow an escort to precede him on his drives best 226,000,000 Ounces oi Silver to India from U.S. NRW URUII ij. from the United Suites dnr- Inc HIP war onm-os of silver on l.einM.oH^' Finn nee Minister nf John Mivt- Uml told In Hit- li-i' lativp assembly the silver was Imported on the LindprslnmUiiK it would lie returned mince (ur En kind within five yen is of the dnlr (he U.S. lirHiued tbr end of wnr emergency. lie added the question of repayment would he considered "nl tin- roper time." Replying to snrple- sent ary questions.

Mittthnl suld srt of this silver utilized for omnpe, part was sold in market nd the re.sl rcinnincd with the ovcrnmenl. I 'JO North nlle, Arkaii Soconrt Sirrel, BLythe- Mis, Jlyi'on Moi.se Byron Morse. Ancilliiiy AdintnlMuvtor lor the estate ot 11, Moore, deceased. 3 4-11-18 Nebraska Legislature Votes Rent Decontrol LINCOLN. May The Nebraska Unlcamci'al Lcgl.tlft controls In Nebraska by Nov.

1 The vote was 23 to 13 with seven Senators not voting, If the bill is slKncd, it would operative 90 days after the adjourn ment nf the legislative. The gov ernor coulrt then declare rent con trols ended ehe at an time bvit at least by" Nov. I. THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY IT'S THE MID-SOUTH'S 1'iirls closlRiier Pierre Bulmuin claims tilt; fashion scoop of summer A bKthinM snil Lluil convents lo tin evening gown, Here's close-lip ot hip iwo-pioi'R croalion of Iwo-wiiy elastic fribfto, studded black liciidn. A floor- loiiiitli ortfinuly stole nnd li anspii! onl evening skirl complete the oiiiru.

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"Patterns tor Better Living" House of Charm Deal Whlsenhunr M21 West Main Phone 4621 THK niH'kASAWHA IHSTK1CT OK Mississirri ARKANSAS THE: MATHCR OF THE ESTATE OF A. MOORE. Deceased NOTICE Notice Is hereby given by Byron Morse this tiny appointed Ancillnrv Admlnl.slmlor of the ostnti! of R. A Moote. All pin'snns hiwhiK cliihns ngntn.sl said rMalu nro rnquitril (o exhibit t.ht'm iiL'npcrly mHlu'iitcnlftl for lUlowimce by Ihe urulers.Rued as Ancillary Administrator of the suld estate ol A.

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