The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 30

YOUR MORNING NEWSPAPEt THE SHREVEPORT TIMES. SHREVEPORT. LA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1941 FOUR-B Many New Toys and Dolls Offered This Christmas to Cheer Children For Christmas Cake What Every Woman Wants HOME GAMES ARE POPULAR AT CHRISTMAS ANNUAL YULE FESTIVAL SET AT LA. TECH Fur Fabric Animals And Dolls Toy land Leaders 'Little Mickey' and Butch Are Among the Newest Dolls to Please the Children This Year the technicolor film "Raggedy Ann Ruston Children to Join In Christmas Song Event Dec.

5 Football and Baseball Boards Appeal to Boys and Girls and Andy" the characters have be come even more lovable. Prom the animal kingdom there is the Victory Lion in brown mo hair and tan brushed cloth with a fathers, aunts, uncles and for Victory on the back. Ruston, Nov. 28 (Special). Tentative plans for the annual ChriBt- Fur cloth climbing monkies in cousins usually participate at some time or other during the holidays in the games that sister and brother receive from Santa Claus and so Bong festival to be held In white or colors with arms and legs th cling.

Howard auditorium on the Tech Rocking horses In black and white campus Friday, Dec. have been fur cloth with Martingale trappings, completed, Moreland Lewis, chairman we find the staple "bread and butter." Dominoes, checkers, anagrams, Chinese checkers, "Bingo" and "Parchesi" still good. of the Retail grocers who are sponsoring the event, said today. The program will open with music by a band, the band being mmmuixmmmmnwminmmmmnmmtmmmmmmmnmMi kit 1 i ft WW'' MJ unselected at present. Dr.

Clay- Football Board Games Popular Boys and girls are exceptionally keen about baseball and football board games. An all star baseball game of this type features Big brook Cpttlngham, Tech president, will then give ths welcoming address. Following Dr. Cottlnaham's League stars playing their own regu welcome, tha group of atudents I lar positions on the field. The game The Christmas season birthday cake will be a work of art If fathet i 1 was designed by a former Giant base from all Lincoln parish schools will sing Christmas carols, led by Lavan Robinson.

and the boys present mother with this electric mixer on Chrlstmai morning. ball star. Dart games, steady year round A treat for the opprojtimately "Little Mickey" ts one I the newest little boy doll dressed In real Cor-ruroy overalls and wearing a matching "beanie" hat and a little boy's basque shl "Butch" Is another little boy toddler type doll with real hair, wearing a shirt and cotton overalls. The newst "Dy-Dce" dolls have flexible ears that look really human and turned up noses that may be cleaned with cotton tipped Q-tips. A Chinese character doll with a miniature replica of herself in quilted chintz pajamas is a novel addition to the doll stock.

Little Lady dolls or the "teen age" type are fashion conscious and feature furs and feather, with their formal party dresses The "Bond Baby Doll" la used to promote national defense bonds. This attractively dressed baby dolt carries a defense bond album with a 25c defense stamp already pasted In It the Idea to encourage little children to start saving defense stamps. A Refugee doll Is an appealing new style dressed In simple cotton print with white apron and kerchief on her head. She carries her complete of clothing in a kerchief tied on her arm. "Little Genius" a lovable baby doll with latex arma and legs that feel almost human.

"Sleepy Head," the favorite Cuddly doll of last year Is again a favored gift Soft fur fabric body in pastel colors and slide fastened opening down the back to use as a concealed pocket. The quaint McGuffy doll with pigtails, button shoes and brimmed straw hat Is the same character doll which has been popular for everal years. It is now featured to miniature size. The "Heartbeat" doll has a "heart" sellers In toy, adult game and sport 000 children who will gather will be the picture show "Christmas Around jFire Cuts Off Escape; the world." Awards will be given to each school for participating and an additional 5 award will be given to the school having the best attendance in proportion to. Its enroll ing goods departments are exceptionally good at Christmas.

These have appeal for young and old many of them have double face with a baseball game on reverse side. OH Gnmes Among the old-time games which have been modernized is a fishing game with colored metal fish, fish poles with magnets and "frying pans." year-old child and ftepped tn through a window on the roof of Hh porch. Her two sisters, a school teacher and an artist, fainted in their rooms. Firemen, however, rescued tfen family with ladders "and revived the fainted women. The only casualty was the pel canary who suffocated in bla eage.

The home was damaged about $1,000 but priceless antiques were aaved. N.O. Family Is Rescued New Orleans, Nov. 27 (P). Awakened by the smell of smoke and crackling of embers, Mrs.

Jerome de Montesanteau, 35, shipping man's wife, early today roused her family and effected their rescue from a basement fire which cut off escape of all from second story bedrooms. Her husband grabbed their two- ment. "Spirit of Christmas" awards will be given to the student from each school that has been chosen Card games of all kinds make by his classmates and instructors as best representing the truth that "It Is more blessed to give than to receive." As the children leave they will be given bars of candy by members of the Retail Merchants asso nice gifts and other old-time num bers are all available in adult game and toy departments. times ciation. A table top bowling game Intro This 4-pieoe matching net Jn floral bouquet print Tissue-spun.

Quilted mandarin Jacket, 2-piece tailored pajamas, shirtwaist top nightgown and matching quilted bedjacket. A I duced early this year is a dollar number, which appeals to all those who want to "bowl" right on top Z. 3VI. CAMPBELL, 74, of the bridge table. RETIRED RAILROAD MAN, DIES THURSDAY Spanish War Veteran UNIQUE GIFTS "Treasure Hunt" Is a favorite party Found Dead in Room game which comes attractively packaged In a simulated treasure chest.

mi. ll.i.l Bavf iful Mufi-Coorrf a game for young and old which is Charles C. Harper, 65, of 824 found in most toy departments. PLASTIC tXmmvring Spoon tf that actually beats a simulated stethoscops comes with this doll so Travis street, a veteran of the Span "Gin Rummy" is widely featured Mary and her lamb. Soft body doll with wool hair, white fur fabric Iamb.

swinging horses in floor frames, large and small sizes are what little boys love. Teddy bears, dogs of all kinds, panda and elephant are among the other popular fur fabric toys. Sanitary dolls and animals are cute looking kapok stuffed cotton toys which have a layer of pliofilm lamina. -4 to the cloth, making the i shine with a soilproff and dustproff surface. that the little mother may lisen to ish-American war, was found dead in his room at 10:30 a.m.

yesterday. Z. M. Campbell, 74, of Texarkana, who completed 40 years work with the Missouri Pacific railroad before his retirement from his position as engineer four years ago, died in a local hospital at 2:30 a.m. yesterday, He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and a in adult departments and enjoyed by young and old alike played he heartbeat.

(The doll's heart will continue beating fojf four days with Death was due to natural causes, Dr FREE wfcon yov ovrcfccft ji like old-fashioned rummy with a Willis P. Butler, Caddo parish coro one winding!) new gambling twist. ner said. Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy Mr. Harper was a member of deacon In the First Baptist church FL0URN0Y ON of Texarkana.

Company first Arkansas Volun are still perennial favorite rag dolls children are familiar with the "Raggedy Ann" stories and now with Surviving are his widow; a brother, Clarence Campbell, of Seattle, a sister, Mrs. Grace Allen, of Panora, AIRY FAIRY SOFT WHEAT FATlW TRAFFIC WORK Iowa; two sons, Harold V. Campbell, teer Infantry. He had made his home in Shreveport for the past several years. His only survivor is a sister, Mrs.

L. L. Boramport of Fort Smith, Ark. His body will be sent by Wellman funeral home by train today. Funer of Dallas, Texas, and Forrest M.

Campbell, of Shreveport, and one along the west side of Smackover highway from Green Acres to Just beyond Beverly Gardens. Acquisition is now being started under direction of J. M. Senter. Captain Campbell said construction of roads and clearing of the site will start soon.

of Nine-Man Committee 4,500 SEEKING PLANT JOBS IN EL DORADO grandson, For est M. Campbell, of Shreveport. FLOUR al services will be held at the home of his sister Saturday. Funeral services will be held at State to Direct Schools the First Baptist church of Texar tfaeycj ENRICHED kana at 3 p.m. today.

Burial will be unde. the direction of East funeral Milled In modern mlHs ander the famous 1' abce proceti. home. In Tune With the Times, men's for Victory Jewelry should meet ttith great acclaim. You'll want several of these bandy measuring spoon sets.

They're FREE at your grocers with your purchase of one 20, 24 or 48 lb. sack of Airy Fairy Flour only 5 with smaller size lacks. The top quality favorite of good cooks throughout the South. Valuable coupons in every sack too, are redeemable for attractive premiums. MEN HITCH-HIKING ON TRUCK ARE HURT ON MINDEN HIGHWAY Thlt ml I Wage Increases Okayed By Dock Board in N.

O. New Orleans, Nov. 27 The dock board here today approved wage Increases amounting to approximately 10 per cent per hour or 131 skilled and semi-skilled Ark. Employment Office To Hire Ammonium Unit Workerg Battling Kim, a cat who stands on his hind legs and boxes without gloves, has won the admiration and respect of most of the cats and dogs proof of wholwam fOodnMM ATE Sheriff J. Howell Flournoy of Caddo parish has been named to a nine-man state committee which will plan eight traffic schools to be held in Louisiana cities to effect an emergency traffic law enforcement program, according to a dispatch from the Associated Press.

The first meeting of the committee will be in New Orleans next in his part of Palmer's Green, Eng land. WHITE, LIGHT AND ALWAYS RIGHT! 3 GROCERY, PRODUCE. MEAT DEPTS. OPEN 8 A.M.C Monday. The schools will be held in New Orleans, Lake Charles, 8-oz.

Hormel's FLAVOR SEAL CHILI 9c Shreveport, Monroe, Lafayette, Alex andria, Franklin and Baton Rouge. Named to the committee in addition to Sheriff Flournoy were Steve Alford, superintendent of the state NO. 2 CANS FIELD 1 IN. NO. GREEN AND WHITE ICUlM VT DjK UV LIMA BEANS 10c A I BEL NO.

XYt LA FRONTERA II Tamales 2 for 23c gjl 402TEXAS lbgANSJhJgc police; George Reyer, superintendent CORN 3 for 23c Currants lb. 15c 'i nilfii ttMl1t--lriillTiriti1'iVlflWniiitlll Two Shreveport men who had caught a ride on the rear of a truck were Injured yesterday morning when the vehicle turned over In a ditch following a collision at the intersection of tl.e new and old Minden highways. Those injured were Elmer Herring, 29, of 506 East 68th street, and Louis Jarrett, 29, of 119 East 72nd street. Jarrett suffered several severe lacerations and possible fractures of his ribs and Herring suffered an injury to his hip and several broken ribs. Both were taken to Charity hospital.

Doyle Giddens, driver of the truck, which belonged to the A. Gilbert Pipe company, and a Mr. and Mrs. Kelly of California, who occupied the car involved in the crash, escaped uninjured. The mishap occurred when the truck, westbound on the highway, took the left fork of the road as th car, eastbound on the new highway, which forms the other fork, entered the main highway.

Herring and Jarrett were thrown to the roadside by the Impact. of the New Orleans police; Sheriff E. D. Coleman of Tensas parish; Sheriff Gilbert Ozenne of Iberia parish; Joseph Green and L. A.

Ncw- This Airtight riastlc Case holds a full pack without allowing clg-arets to touch one another. NO. CANS som of the state police; and Cap El Dorado, Nov. 27 (Special). More than 4,500 applications already have been received here for work on the ammonium plant to be built near El Dorado, it was announced today.

Workers will be hired through the local Arkansas Employment Service office. Capt. William C. Campbell, who will serve as quartermaster on the new project, said today that the first task of the construction crew will be to clear the grounds for the plant and build a hard-surfaced road to the Interior of the tract. None of the plant will be on the highway.

Arriving here from Kansas City with a staff of five other army officers. Captain Campbell has set up temporary offices in the federal building. Other members of the staff are Capt. E. H.

Adams, Lieut. George E. Schuette, Lieut. C. E.

Lamb, Lieut. C. Hill, and Lieut. L. G.

Vorvahl. Captain Campbell said the land for the plant already has been appraised. This work was done by six representatives of the Federal Land bank. The property comprises 84 tract totaling 3530 acres lying 4-LB. CARTON 60c TOMATOES 2 for 15c tains Charles Matherne and Fred Williams of the New Orleans police department.

VIGO Crystallized Fruit PINEAPPLE, lb 37c CHERRIES, whole, lb 39c CHERRIES, halves, lb 35c Lemon or Orange PEEL, lb 29c CITRON, lb 39c FRUIT MIX, lb. 32c 25-OZ. SWEET PICK DOG FOOD 3 for 13c 21c Police and sheriff's officers will be trained in the emergency traffic regulations at the schools. The program was recently adopted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police at the suggestion of President Roosevelt. can 29c MILNOT 22c 6 SMALL OR 8 LARGE CANS ii.ii.in, ii .1" -1 Brown SUGAR pkg.

8c DIP MISTAKEN PEANUT BUTTER 8-oz. 9c; pt. 15c; qt. 25c NO. 2i4 CANS PEACH 19c NO.

a ISL'NKISX Hoarding and speculative purchases are boosting commodity prices in CORN 2 for 25c Shanghai, China. FOR MEDICINE 46-OZ. CAMPBELL'S 1 LB. JACKSON'S TOMATO JUICE 19c Vanilla Wafers 2for25c NO. 2 CANS EARLY JLNE PEAS 3 for 25c Johnston Of Aimer C.

NO. 211 CAN9 PINEAPPLE Lighters, such as these, with patriotic emblems are a timely way to say "Merry Christmas." NO. 1 CAN Julev Sweet CALIF. Oranges doz.lOc JUICE 2 for 17c Grove Dies Cottage PINK SALMON 19c mi UMBO EA. JL.MBO Stalk After Taking Dose 14-OZ.

BOTTLE CATS Lettuce 5c I Celery 10c HALF PAST SEVEN 10c Commander of 122nd Squadron Is Honored Alexandria, Nov. 27 (Special). COFFEE 2 lbs. 33c RJiALM EJ EXTRA NICE Eggplant ea. 10c KLEX 2 for 15c OR 313 TEXAS STREET 313 COFFEE lb.

30c YELLOW WHITE SQUASH lb. 7c Hi FOLC.ER'S ACROSS THE STREET FROM KRESS A MARKET FULL OF SPECIALS CRYSTAL WHITE OR ti SOAP 3 for 13c SNAP BEANS lb. 10c Major Glynne M. Jones, commanding officer of the 122nd observation' squadron at Esler field, was today, presented with a gold identification bracelet by four officers from the! naval reserve aviation base at New RED DELICIOtS 1.1-OZ. MORTON'S CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 9c Apples 2 for 5c-dz.

29c SWEET POTATOES lb. 2c SHELLED Sun-Maid Red box 9c RAISINS Blue, box 10c Orleans in appreciation for Major Jones' co-operation with the navy when he was airport manager in New Orleans. The bracelet was presented Black Walnuts lb. 75c Plain Dealing, Nov. 27 (Special).

Funeral services were held today for Aimer C. Johnston, 57, prominent farmer of the Cottage Grove community who died about 8 o'clock last night after taking a Aose of cattle dip in the belief that it was cough medicine. The dip, in a bottle similar to that In which Mr. Johnston had cough medicine, was used on the farm as a disinfectant. He died shortly after taking the dose.

Funeral services were held this afternoon at Cottage Grove by the Rev. R. D. Littleton of Plain Dealing. Burial followed In Cottage Grove cemetery under direction of Norton funeral home.

Pallbearers were Barton Purcell, Jack Dexter, John Doles, Everette Rodgers, Arthur Turnley and Dr. J. Hall. Surviving are the widow; a son, A. F.

Johnston, New Harmony, a daughter, Mrs. W. W. Long, Plain Dealing; a sister, Mrs. R.

O. Eatman, Bossier City. MEAT DEPARTMENT SPEC1ALSVWWVWVV during a dinner at officer's mess, and those making the presentation were Lieut. F. Cutter, commanding officer of the New Orleans base; Capt.

I SWIFTS BABY BEEF FRESH PORK, LOIN END LOIN ml lb. NlR0flST 1 CTET A If Charles A. Parker, marine corps, operations officer; Lieut. E. P.

Rordam, U. S. navy flight Instructor, and Lieut, T. J. Lambrecht, marine corps, su- i pervisor of aviation training.

The four arrived at Esler field at, 10 a.m. today by plane and left this afternoon for their home base. I I mm II v. NECK BONES, PIG Bft Grade mm EARS or OXTAILS 1 I IQ PICNIC HAMS, KC Pound WW Pound Fresh Meaty 4 Pork 4 SPARERIBS. 1 HC Shoulder ROAST, lC Pound pound uW Froh Bulk 4 11.

Fresh Hog 4 4 4 Compound LARD. LiC 1111 TtKLING, VC Pound pound A (ffia 2 Country Smoked pi am hock or ia. SAl'SAGE, Sliced BACON Pound ENDS, lb Home Killed Stifle Beef BRISKET or DRESSED HENS, JC POT ROAST, 1 Pound mm'S0 pound a Salt Pork tf 1 onter Cut 4itZ BACO.N STRIPS, AkQ CHICK S1EAK, Pound mmwmt pound fcaaw Center Cut h9a Beef Round. Bone PORK CHOPS. Oven ROAST, VC Found Pound A Choice Mutton 4 Href Short Rib mm LEGS or CHOPS, STEW, I'ound Pound JmSj Pork SM SAGE or T-Bone.

Round or Sliced LIVER, 1 Sirloin STEAK, 2RC round Mjk JP puper Shell ifl B1. Home r.rcmn Sweet PECANS. 1 I1Q POTATOES. 7C Pound i Pound mtm Baiter Rich JW Pound CAKES, CAKts. KC lc and yMvi 3i)c, 4nc and Vf HAMS lb, 25c Armour Star PICNIC Admiral, Recalled to Active Service, Dies 21 Men Will Graduate From Mechanics School FRYERS lb.

28c 2 to 2l2.lb. DRESSED ARMOUR'S STAR RINDLESS SLICED BACON LB. San Diego, Nov. 27 (). Rear Admiral Paul Dungan, 64, TJ.

S. N. retired, died at the Naval hospital yesterday. Recalled to active service, he had been serving as Inspector Of naval material, Los Angeles district. SALT MEAT lb.

15c SAUSAGE 25c Pure Pork Well Seasoned Alexandria, Nov. 27 (Special). Well trained and ready to "keep 'em rolling" are the 21 men of the 32nd division motor maintenance school who will be graduated Friday and returned to their organizations, better fitted ior the difficult tasks of keeping military vehicles in conditions for use at all times. Graduates of the school will be: Corp. Matt Eier, Pvt.

Robert Coscy. Pvt. Hoover Edwards, Pvt. Harold Smith, Pvt. Charles L.

Price, Pvt. CHUCK ROAST lb. 20c SLICED BACON lb. 23c ARMOUR'S BEEF SUGAR CURED RUMP ROAST lb. 25c Stanley J.

Budcizinski, Corp. John Persha, Pvt. Douglas Arthurs, 6gt. Michael O'Dea, Pvt. First Class Mar-len Auman, Pvt.

Robert Wood, Pvt. James F. Love, Pvt. James Pvt. Kenneth Nltzel, Pvt.

James' Barry, Pvt. Ambrose Couisllarfl. 1 BABY BEEF.